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IL Aromatic Essence Of Turkey Rim.

BAkB-It the object OF the propretors make this
agreeable AMILY MEDICINE admirably adapted
for children being pie pere tIy
with directions which will be found any sud
dec attack In the night persons travelling coun
try for tbs their medical and
ct some dstsIce from phi ysicIan
JOHN BROWN SON Boston.
Sol by all Druggists Agents Baltimore. Coleman
Rogers Philadelphia, r. Brown; Washington, JAMES N.
CALLAN and e. d. GILMAN. aug ls-Iw
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HATS, FRENCH HATS!

lust RECEIVED, PER LAST STEAMER,
- import direct from Paris, the new fall style
Of Gents BLACK VENTILATlNG DRESS
HATS, which, In style and beauty OF finish sur
passes anything yet produced
Also, another lot OF those Genin French SOFT
HATS.
At the Gents BAZAAR, corxer 9th street and
Pa avenue.
au 15-2w HOPKINS.
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MEDICAL CARD.

nR. II. PERABEAU, GERMAN HOMEO-
II pathic physician, has the honor to offer his
services to the inhabitants Of Washington and
vicinity.
Oface and Residence on l street, No. 1873, BE-
tween both and q st streets.
N B--HomeOphathic medicines for sale, which
the Doctor prepares himself with the greatest
care, for Fever and Ague, for Bilious and Bowel
complaints, &c, &c. m 16-3m
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AUCTION sALEs
Bv las. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioueer

Bv las. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioueer.
EURNITURE AND HOUSEHOI.D NJ
L fects at Public Auctisn.-On Thurs
DAY MORNING, August aist, at no o,clocr ?,
the residence Of gentleman declininp horss'
keeping, on 5th street, between H and streets
north, shall all the Furniture and Housekeeping
Effects, viz -at rs
Mahogany hair spring seat Sofa
Do parlor Chairs and Rocker
Marble-top Centre Table Gard Table
Large mahogany frame Mirror Clock
Cane and wood seat Chairs, Tables
Three ply and ingram Carpets -...
Bureaus, Bedsteads, and Washstands
Hair and husk Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows
Comforts, Blankets Sheets, &c,
Window Shades and Curtains Looking Glasses
Glass and Crockery Ware, Casters
Stoves and Kitchen Utensils, &c
Terms $50 and under, cash over that sum
notes, bearing interest &c McGUIRE,
au 10 q Auctioneer
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The Yellow Fever in Charleston.
Baltimore Markets

CHARLESTON, Aug 1S.-No new cases Of
fever have yet been reported.
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rURE SILyERwARE.

EURE sILVFRWARE.
NEW STYLES OF SILVER PITCHERS,
~ Goblets, Cups, Creams, Forks and V@N
Spoons, ect ect Of our own manufacture ~
Also, choice variety OF Fancy Silver Ar
ticles, suitable for wedding presents, for .
sale at the lowest possible prices at
II SEMKEN, Jeweller,
$50 Penn avenue, bet. 9th and 10Th SITS.
N. B-Silver Testimonials Of any kind made
to order at short no ice. Intel ag - st
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G100 WILL u L fAID FOR EVIDENCE
p 1OO that will convict the person who shot
one Of my servants in my garden from a boat
Sunday evening, the 10th instant There were
thee persons In a black boat with white streak
The had landed and were ordered of by the ser
wants, when they were fred upon, and one Of
them shot In the arm.
au Hat b. w. HUNTER.
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Financial.
NpU Vnpu

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-Stocks are dull
Chicago and Rock Island 94t; Michigan South
ern S7i; New York Central Sc; Pennsylvania
Coal IS; Reading 9QI; Virginia 6's SO; Illinois
Central bonds 81.
Sterling exchange is dull at 81 premium.
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WOOD AND COAL DEPOT,

N. w. corner Twelfth and G street, No. SAL,
One square south Of the Avenue.
THE BEST ARTICLE GUARANTEED
l. All Coal carefully weighed &, AO to the ton,
from which there is no deviation, Seemingly to
reduce the price.
Per- ons laying In their winter fuel will find II
to their advantage to leave their riders to be sup.
piled from the vessels on their arrival.
III COa4 kept under cover.
Wood Of the best quality always on hand
jy 23.tr 4. J. d w. M. GAIT
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ORNAMENTS OF HAIR.
HAIR BRACELETS, NECKLACES, CROs-
L ses, Pins, Earrings, Chains, Rings, and
Charms made to order after any design, at short
notice. .....-.'-.- : ID. $50.
III Persons may RELY on their cwn hair being
used. III SEMKEN, Jeweller,
j. au 1857 lntel) 800 Pa. avenue.
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TO N EAIB Frs D CONGRESS AND OF HI.
Frs LEAVIN& THE CITY.

To N EMBEhS Ot CON6h ESS AND OF H.
Frs LEAVING THE CITY.
M w GAIT BRO. GALL THE ATTEN-
wi ton Of members Of Congress and others to
their stock Of very superior ladies' and gentlemens
Gold Watches, Rich Jewelry Of the latest styles,
pure Silver Tea Sets, Pitchers, 6oblets, Silver
Forks, Spoons, &c. ..
Also, extra plated Tea Sets, Walters, Cake
Baskets, Casters Albata Forks and Spoons, Eng
lish and American Table Cutlery, &c. -
Persons in search Of useful presents will find
our stock to comprise an endless variety.
All goods warranted as represented and at the
lowest rates. bad,
M. w. GAIT Il BRO, Jewellers,
324 Pennsylvania avenue,
au16-6t between 9th and 10th streets.
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& x X T. w n D.-STRAYED, A LARGE
pO black Newfoundland Dog, with
white around the neck, and answering IS
to the name Of Neptune. The above s1sx.zeS
reward will be given for any information left at
this ONCE. au 16-N
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TO THE PUBLIC.

10 THE PUBLIC.
John P. DENNIS HAVING TAKEN THE
y well known Coach Factory, on 9th a THRR,
street, between Louisiana avenue and E3S9zS
street, long conducted by Mr.. John
Nj. Young, is now prepared to manufacture and
repair all descriptions OF COACHES, BU6GIES,
WAGONS, &c, on the most reasonable terms,
In the very best manner, and al the shortest no.
tice. He respectfully invites his fellow citizens
to give him lrial au - I'm
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TO HOUSEkEEPERS.

TO HOUSEEEEPERS.
DERSONS WISHING TO Il RICH AS f.
Il superior Table or Pocket Cutlery, heavy Sill
yer Plated or Albata Ware, fine Japanned Tea
Trays or Toilet Sets, an excellent Clock, Tea or
Coffee Ujn, Enameled Kettle, Saucepan, Fur
mace, any Of the hundred and little etceteras
needed by every hOusekeeper, will do well to call
on FIR ANCiS, just above Odt Fellows Hall, on
Seventh street. He has good articles, and his
prices are low. Nv 2S-u
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SOMETHING NEW!
VTNHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METH.
l. cd Of informing the public that he keeps con-
stanty on hand supplies Of PRIME BUTTER,
from the most celebrated dairies In Pennsylvania
and New York Also, FRESH EG 6S received
daily. He may always be found on msTket days
a. his stands in Centre Market, west wing, and
Northern Market Call and be accommodated.
au 1I-Iw# JAMES +. DUNAWiN.
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Nv A. GREEN. AuctioneeI.

Nv A. GREEN. AuctioneeI. ....,
SHELSlNG, SIDE CASES, AND A TOY
~ osefe AZ Aucusn.-On MONDAY, the 18th
instant shall sell, at No 1877 on / street, betw
2Oth and 2lst, at 10 O'Clock a. M, known as the
stand OF Nicholas unks, all Of his store xtures
and contents, viz: .....-
large lot Of Toys
set Of Shelving s--.. ...
Large side Case, with drawers
One lot Of Lamps different kinds
Lot Of old Lumber
Stoves and Stone Jars .a.,...
Lot Candy Jars, &c.
With many otter articles unnecessary to emu
merate.
Terms cash.
au 16-d A. GREEN, Auct
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A MEETING IN PIsCATAwAY There i 10 he
Q great Democratic meeting in Piscataway
Md on Thursday next, the 2Ist inst Able
orators are expected and those Democrats
who may 90 down from this region will doubt.
Iess enjoy themselves most sgreeably.
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NOR SALE.-AFINE DRAUGHT HORSE,
IL 7 years cid, and warranted ,erfectly a.
sound Sold for no fault. Apply at the 9S
Coal and Wood Yard, corner 9th and streets.
au 15-tf
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THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW

By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
ERAME HOUSE AND LOT AT Auction.
IL On MONDAY AFTERNOON, August 18th
at O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell part Of
Lot No 1, In square No. Az, fronting 81 feet on
north q street, between Fifth and Sixth streets
west, running back 100 feet, with the improve
house
Terms: One-third cash the residue in six and
Twelve months, with interest, secured by deed
OF trust on the premises
au H-d JAS. O. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
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WATCH RETURNS George Henry, colored ,
charge of not returning clothes put In his pos.
session, dismissed. Wesley johnson, coIored
out after hours; fine and costs Rebecca Grant,
colored, drunk and disorderly in the street;
work-house thirty days.
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Az OUTRAGEOUS WOMAN Last night, the
nsighborhoOd Of Fifth and W ashipgton streets
was much disturbed by a colored woman who
had been lettering about there all the after.
neon and behaving very indecently. She was
arrested, but was suddenly so drunk that in
order to take her to the guard house the off
Ger bad to get hand-cart She was soon dis
posed Of by Justice HOllingshead
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FILLMORE AND DosELsoS Great Song Book,
only 10 cents, for sale at A. Adamson's, Sew.
enth street, opposite to the Post Office.
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HE Law UNDER WHICH Our JURIEs ARE
EHPAsSELLED.-Chapter Is Of the laws Of
Maryland, passed in l777, provides that per-
son 10 De juror shall be possessed of City
acres OF land, or the sum Of two hundred
pounds current money" This act is still in
foree IN the District of Columbia. In impsn-
cling jury In our courts it Is customary for
the District Attorney to inquire of the Juror
PRIOR to his being sworn if be is worth eigh;
hupdred dollars
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ANoEY B. can communicate
with her friend by addressing, Ii. Ii Ii.
through the city Post Office.
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hIoTEEs As some Of the FIRE companies
were returning to their quarters last night, a
disposition 10 create a riot was manifested
kalIyIDs cries aGd obnoxious cpithets were
shouted at various points on the avenue
stones we're thrown by persons who had con
cesled themselves in the Second Ward and
also In the Third Ward near the centre mar.
ket- One person was slightly injured by a
olo" On the face, and one Of the AUXILIARY
was struck on the head.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12
a s,rnnpe story.
We find the following very singular story in
he Humboldt Times, of the lst inst:l

We find the following very singular story in
the HUMBOLDT Times, of the 1st iust:l
p On Tuesday. ex-Sneriff Lothian found man
in the brush, near his place, acrtss Mad river,
who seemed to be deraIged, and was also near
" starved He brought him IN town and left
him at the American, where he was properly
cared for. but remained out of his head aud
seemed to imagine some one in pursuit OF him
for the purpose of numbering him, aud frequent
ly requested that he might be Killed. lie was
removed TO Eureka on Wednesday, and has ap-
parently recovered entirely from his lunacy,
and is now as rational. we are informed, as any
other sane person. Here is the mans story
which he has told since his recovery:
He gives his real name to be Whpple' bu'
says he has assumed that of Thomas Ihayer,
and signed his name to a compact Win others
of the gang that subsequently atlackeu 'ne
Camptonville stage. He says that when ne H
learned what the leaders proposed 10 40 ne iel'
them and went to San Francisco and TOOK a
vessel for this Bay. On arriving at Eureka he
went to work in one of the mills, and wnile there
he heard some of the hands reading about the
CamptonyilIe affair, and became frightened anu
left: and also says that he attempted to take a
horse from a certain gentleman in Eurt ka IN
order to get away with. This is about all ne
knows, excepting that he went through bfush
and fell over logs, etc. but cannot tell now ne
got where he was found by Mr.. Lothian. when,
by the way he must have gone round the bay,
must be near twenty niles. He says while he
was so deranged, he thought that Webster the
ringlcader of the gang referred to. was in pur,
suit of him, aad says also that the matter OF
that attempted robbery had so preyed on his
mind that he was in perfect torment, and felt a
relief in disclosing the part he had taken in it.
He has told this story to several, and, in regard
TO the attempt to take the horse, is cOrroberated
4 afac4 4I,of fhn nisF opn
some one came to the stable door. and the horse
got frightened, and he being aroused thereby,
called out to know who was there but received
no answer We give the story as we get it from
several reliable persons who have conversed
with him since his recovery.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12

THE PANAMA MAssACRE,-The Government
stll holds Mr.. Corwine's report on the Panama
massacre under advisemcnt 1t is a question
involving a great deal Of difficulty, but it need
not be apprrhended that the Government will
resort to the extreme measure of taking posses
sion of the Isthmus, either in punishment for the
past outrage or for the prevention of others in
the future. Mr.. Corwinc has plainly demon
strated the massacre TO have been premedtated,
and that the Government of New Grenada
showed no disposition and manifested no power
to control the populace, and that il has incurred
heavy responsibility. Justice would seem to
require that at least the murderers should be
given up to he tried hy commissioner to be
appointed by our Government. This is the on
ly mode in which their punishment can be Sc
cured or the least restraint impos, d upon the
mongrel population in their intercourse with
foreigners crossing the 1Shmus. Our treaty
with New Granada imposes upon that Govern
ment some Oncrous obligations. Without adj
ding to its revenues the transportation of the
mails and passengers imposes upon the Govern
ment a heavy charge for police purposes. The
business thus established on the lsthmus should
certainly contrihnte something to d.fray the
cost of its protection. This is a casts oaissts
and the extraordinary expenditures growing out
Of the business thus built up, should be provided
for in liberal spirit hy the foreign Govern
ments most interested in it..
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12

RUssTA.Lcttcrs from Moscow state that the
Gar has signalized his coronation by making
public a most important ukase, which lays the
foundation for great reforms. The following
points are contained in it
"A civic and military medal for all who took
part, directly or indirectly, in the war. Freedom
from military serv ce for four years throughout
the empire a most equitable assessment Of the
poll-tay. The Emperor accolds an amnesty to
The political offenders of 1876 and 1881. All
she Jews of the empire are freed from the special
burdens of recruitment that still Cypress, the m
The ch ldren of soldiers that were brought up
by the State. and as such form d part hitherto
of the army. in VIII 'ch they were bound to serve
as soldiers. are all restored to tht ir relatives"
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12
NATIONAL ExCHAN NGE.

NATIONAL EXCHAN G e.
M No 81 BROAD STREET, NEVADA.
TNTIE undersigned late propetors Of UNITED STATES
i HOTEL having lea seti BicknelFs Block and hand
somely fitted il up throughout, prepared to accom-
modae permanent and transient Boarers, in style
surpassed in the State
The Table will at all times be supplied with all the va
rieties the market affords.
The Beds and Furniture are all new and for style
and comfort, cannot be exeeled
Particular attention will he paid to the accommodation
Of Ladies' and Families.
Having had long experience in the business
fdcnt of being able to make the NATIONAL, of the
most desirable Hotels In the mountains
This Block is substantially built of Brick, and
whstood the late disastrous rcthc rnnms airy and
well finished and from the Balconies you have splendid
view of the surrounding country.
Hy- OPEN All NIGHT ga
The Bnr will b. under the supervision of Mr. THOMAS
HENRY and will at all times be supplied with the choicest
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS.
PEARSON & IIEAIY, Proprietors,
y Nevada Aug 90 1850. 4f-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12

Clothing and Gents. Furnishing Goods.
KENTUCKY STORE ALL RIGHT!
n JOSEPH on has Just opened the well known stand
". of the KENTUCKY STORE, corner of Broad Pine
streets, complete and splendid assortment Of Clothing
and
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods,
Which he will sell F-having taken great pains in
making his selections from the largest stocks in san Fran
he confident that he suit all who give
him call both in quality and price He invites his old
friends and the public generally to and see before
buying elsewhere.
&C. No Trouble 10 Show Goods. -ge
Nevada. Aug. 20 1S5f.-t6-f
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12

DIR. La J. Csapkay.---The echo of the Doctors fame
has been heard in these mountains and happy to
add ours to the influences which win make it reverberate
throughout the length and breadth Of the Sierra Nevadas
The Dr. is gentleman of finished education and his med
cal qualifications of the highest order He has been
surgeon and physician in the Hungarian army, and
fessor in the University of Perth and has among
with credentials of the highest character Since his estab
shment in San Francisco he has been applied to from
cry part of the State and has effected that have ba
fed the skill of of the best physicians in the State
The Doctor free consultation to all by letter 9TH
erwise and guar. ntees compensation. We
refer the reader to the Doctors advertisement in another
column. 42-u
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12
Fall & Winter Clothing
A. BLOCK s. CO.,

A. BLOCK s. CO.,
Corner Of Commercial and Pine Streels,
NEVADA.
VXTOUID call the attention Of the citizens of Nevada and
w surrounding country to their large and well assorted
tock of Fall and Winter Clothing &c consisting in part OF
Coats.
Cloth and Fancy Cashmere Blu sneis Coats;
Surtouts Sacks and other styles Of 0sercosts
Cloth ana long nap Talmls;
Blue Pilot and Beaver Monkey Jackets;
Fine Black Cloth FrOck Goats;
CiOto mixed Cashmere Coats.
Vests.
Black Silk Velvet Vests, latest style)
Black Figured silk, Cashmere and satin Vests;
Fancy and Plain Ca ''mere Vests.
Pants.
Plain and Fancy Cashmere Pants;
Plain and Fancy Satnett Pants;
Black Doeskin and Cashmere Pants;
Tweed and Kentucky James Pants
shirts and Drawers.
Davis Jones' Patent shirts, (large stock)
silk Uudershirts and Drawers;
White and Gray Merino Shirts and Drawers
Flannel, Check, and Hickory Shirts.
Hats.
Black, Brown and Pearl French Hats;
Black, Brown, and Pearl Wool Hats.
blankets.
White, Blue, Red and Gray Blankets
Domestic.
Four-fourths Brown and Bleached sheeting.
Together with large assortment of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
In endless variety.
Rubber.
BY clipper ships IN. d, Suttap" nHolynesa and ..Ro
bin Hood are in receipt Of large stock OF India Rnb
Der Coats, (back and white some With capesl Boots and
Iants imported direct from the New York mauactories
which viii be offered to the trade at san Francisco prices
freight added. :.
Nerzds- Sept. -. Isse.-saA
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12
DRUG STORES.
NEW nRITG STORE.

TNf,ANIx TfEAYER BFcs fFAvE TO INFORM THE.
II Citizens Of Nevada and vicinity that he has just opened
his NEW Drug STORE No. IA Commercial street Nevada
huiness Having uneu uaed facilities for purchasing he
is enabled to sell cheaper than other establishment IN
the place All his drugs ofthe best quatyare seec-
led IN the east and Europe BY his BROTHER B. B. Thayer
Of San Francisco 4a set ~ ..a.if ~s a- 8
Physicians NAV rest assured find the purest and cho
Drugs and Medicines well as TO have their pre- cra
tons put up with care and accuracy. te
Families will find il their interest to buy their med
cines and supply their wants at this store.
The Ladies' will find large assortment OF French and
English articles Of Perumery Essences Extracts Coognes
Ponatum. Beauty Washes, Brushes, Combs, &c. .lA
Alo, a very large assortment Of Patent Medicines o
every variety which he offers wholesale and retail che el
than any other house the place. Call and give MIN
trial [3tf1 FRANK TIiAYER.f
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12

TOR SALE - ONE BRICK HOUSE, TWO FRAME
Il BUILDINGS, and one LOT centrally located Enquire
at this Office 5.-6m
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12
HOTELS.

UNION HOTEL L,
BROAD STREET, NEVADA
<Ass2A The Subscriber announces to the citizens of
ElN Nevada and the public generally that he has
EsNM taken charge Of and Thoroughly renovated and
EfltSA furnished with furniture this well known
Hotel and is prepared 10 accommodate permanent and
transient Boarers in good style be found in any
Hotel in Nevada County and by strict attention TO bus
ness and desire to please and all who may be pleas
ed 10 favor with CALL hope to merit share of pub
lie patronage. e .a1 t... ia
Hoard and Lodging per week. -. $1,000
Board without Lodging. .............S. 500
Single meals ..... .....................5 5Octs.
Lodging per night ....,,,..,,.. Duets.
The Bar will al all times he supplied with the best Liquors
and Cigars. .af
A Recalling Room is also connected with the Hotel where
papers from all parts of the world will be found.
Nevada. Sept. 1S5e.--iS-tf NJ PHIIJPS Pr'tr.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODs!I
Cheap For CaSh!!!

VTNHE NEW YORK ! RY GO0TS STORE. a Branch Of a
i New York House is open the corner of COM
hERCIAL AND PINE STREETS. with large and elegant
stock Of Seasonabe Goods consisting in part Of
Silks, ShdHLs and C1odks.
N De Ldines, CdshBeTes and MeTinns,
Blankets FIannels. Quilt AMI CoraforteTs,
BLsdchef Sheein1 and ShTtin0s,
Irish Linen Ddnldaf 7alle Linen,
Napkins, ThseLs and Crd.h
Duck DrilliHGs and 7Iekinrs
Brolcf Shesiings, Checks and Cdliooe
French, ERqli.h and 4 Ameriedn Cdlicoes
AotseJy Goues, Guan,Ees dc. Dr..
tanes, Cstldrs, Sleeres Rilbcns Dr. de-.
EmoTotderef and Hem Sfich Linen Handkerchief,
vehts all Linen Shirts half Hose Cravats 6e together
"'% every article usually found in Dry Goods Store
are requested to call aud examine the goods
eeIore purchasing clsewhere
Terms Cash--rositivclv no credit
.AH THOMAS BRADY.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12
Fresh Meat! Fresh Meat! !
f,TrV NTART<ET

CITY MARKET,
Broad Street, Nevada.
JAMES MONROE would inform his oil customers
~ and the public generally uat he has established his
MEAT MARKET Broad Street and Is ready to furnish
good Beef Pork Nation Veal and Vegetables before the
fire He win be happy to wait all and assures them
that he designs keeping the best meat to be found In Call
forDa. Nevada, August 20, 1S56-i6H
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12
STOVES, sTOVEs,, sTOVEsi..

Nhe subscribers would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Nevada and vicinity that they have established them
selves permanently in the Stove and Tin Business and will
keep constantly hand large and complete of
Cooking. ParIOr and Box Stoves, OF the
latest Styles ard Patterns.
Stoves warranted in all cases if desired.
We also manufacture Tin Ware Of every description,
which we prepared to sell at Wholesale Retail at
VERY Low PRICES.
Hose Pipes of every description hand made 10 order
JOB Work of all kinds done with promptitude-and
do work. always willing TO warrant the
sAme. Give a call and examine Goods and Trces
na- Store Commercial St, opposite Centre Market -a
Nevada Oct. q. 1s5f-t-tf BUHNFIL BOSTWICK.