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e.. ". PERDuE, a 90.
W. b ole sale and Retail GrOCrPu.

Cor Fifth aud Biendeau E0KUK
4 A RE nov in receipt of large and fresh assort-
"A ment II ''reeeris to which the attention Of
Dash customers and pronp; thtrty day buyers, 10
solicited. Farmers wishing to barter fw snythine
IN our line particularly invited TO give all
ms W. shalt always b. ready to purchase produce at
the highest market rates either for Cash Grocer
les at wholesale prices. Our stock 10 partly CON-
po-rd Of the following
ton Mucuu, baguyrE, tx-K and MafISa-
bo do roasted an groaod. Golden Syvup, Bslch-
sssyrap, NO Aoias.es, sagsrhoass do, piAntA-
ton do per bbl., half bhi., and 10 gallon hees.-
Imperial, Young u yson, Hysonskin, u. p. OoionS,
Souchoung ani oiher brands Teas, all price, from
30 cents ~ 81 SO per pound. A good assortment II
Virginia aud Missouri Tobacco, for chewing aud
smoking.
Pepper, Alspiee, Ginger, Mace, Nutmees. Cloves.
cinnamon mustard salt petre, alum. eoppefas, III
i.o, madden, backing, ink, ,sieratus, c. soda,
sal soda cream tartar, ess coace, imogAte do. Bah
bit. Dow, aud Preston 4 Merrill's Yeast Powder,
Bakers cocoa and chocolate tapiocS, pearl, harley
spli, peas. Heekcf farina corn starch, mack
and sermicilh palm, castillo country, transparent,
vari gated, aud other scals star, sperm, stsaSine,
adamaniine and mould candies eitrcn. rsisins, cur
rants. hgs, prunes, almonds, pecans, EnKiish wal
nuts, Brazil nnts, 6lberts, peanuts, dried apples
aud peaches tubs buckets, brooms, market, eliot hes
and corn baskets, butter ladies' pets and prints !;
MANILA hemp and sation cJrdage, t~ine. pillow, bed
aad clothes lines, large stock loo do1. assorts
Jsili q. in quart, pint and half d. glass jars. so
asst Preserves IN glass jars. orange, pine apple,
raspberry, strawberry peach and apple. 40 dos Pie
Fruits asorted. 30 dol Id cans fresh peaches, in
tia 20 der Id cans fresh strawberries IN tin !;
10 dor lbcans fresh pine apples oysters, iobstcSs
CLANS shad, green corn tomatoes, sardisss, put up
in tin aud warranted fresh and good. N. o. Sugar,
crushed, earihad powdered, loaf and ether sugars
Nos. l, 2 and msckersi, shad, white hsh, herring
aud SdGsh.
Eagle, Prairie STATE, and Clifton Mills Ylour,
Buckwheat and Corn Meal constantly on hand
Green Apples, Onions, Potatoes, Turpps also %
hand choice article Of Lard for family sss, il -,
50 and 50 Id packages, ksttle-rendcrcd froo Leaf
and sides only. We have in smoke ,Sve hams
which will be ready for sale In about ten days; all
Of which we offer ~ reduced rates.
L.. Il pERnlYB
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vrHR ssdsrsigped. late from oss II the 1rsl
class estsbiishn snts in bostsn. Msss., take
pleasure In Informing the citissns II Keoksk asA
vicinity that We have opened stors IT 81 Naiass-.
between Ind asd ID. with choice and yell select
- stock Of Wstchss, Silver Ware, Jcwclry SD
Fancy 0ools, which Ne o1es FOR sale 1t reasoanAae
prices. The psblie invited TO call and examine
esr gseds. THOMPSON 4 DkID0ES.
N. b. M. Thsnpson 10 . practical WstcAnakss,
asd givss bis psssosal attention 70 aps watch re-
pairing fdec1<-A
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DASHOLCT1ON.
'SliE partnership heretofore existing bstween
L stannus hamilton 10 this day dissolved by
mutual consent All claims asHinst the late hrm
vii be settled by John Stannus, and all persons
nwing Themselves indebted IL said firm will please
call at his Office, johnson stree, in kecorder Of
o6ce JOHN sTANNUS,
JOHN HAMILTON.
Keokuk, Iowa, Jan. Is, 81. -jai6dAw3m
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DISSOLUTION.

9IHHE co partnership heretofore exciting bst~ees
L }. Levin and q. A. Wbitmere under the style Of
j. levin a Co, wss dissolved On the 7th day "
January, 1887, by mutual consent. All debts dee
by TO said Grm will be settled by u. A. Whit
more. wEo will continue the business AZ the old
stand. j. LEVIN,
iAn?l u I'm q. A. WHITMOkE
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iiteawAr koGsegY.A MAJ, whose name
IS not sista, having some S. 900 10 his pos
season, was Knocked down ard robbed Of
me en'fe sam, asoat quarter of mile from
Lynn oF9Fe, dasper county, on The Eth
Tbs robbery was committed bv two r sons
VINO deliberately gst out Of sleigh ana ef.
fsc,ed Their purpose.
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Insurance Agency /:


REAL ESTATE AGENT
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Mo0ses aD1 Lots fer Aate Cheap.
ABB on oo0D yHnns.
FARMS IN Tnk NEI9HBOKHUOD OF kE0RUK
s0A sALa o. RRAs0xAAlR rKnns.
ALL NOTARY BUSINESS
AgTBnpBp TO Win pRsPAfcn.
>OGcs No. Isl Main street, between 9th and
fth stsssts, in Wood strblsn's Drug store, tfor.
nssly h. ueinstfsst.)
deoAd
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htVkuA, 1UWS, Nbu. ", u iJn

ID " the Rev. W. Van Lseuwsn, Of Chieaso, Jsa.
- i4th. 1857. c. 0bsstop 70 Aiss n. I. Koks. bD,h
Of this place.
"Blesssd are the nsrciful for they shall obtain
mercy. "--lThe Word Of God. (jaaik-Aat.
&. g. 4. Ssrlhisn-s Real Estate 0aaaee
IL AZ been Removed ~ No. Isl Main stssss, bet
l 1 9Th and 7th. In Who'd 4 Striblen's Drugslors,
formerly 5. Heimstreet. ljanl5-dsw
Unwilling House to Rent, on 5ih ct. Apply to
II W. IL. CAVE,
janl5-d2t ~ Main-st
y. n. TIA MRTON,
4 NARPENTER AND BUILDER Shop South
~ wsst corner Of Thirteenth and Franklin SIS.
GEO. q. DIXON,
a Tr0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A O0ee removed to samples building. Sccsrd
street, between Main and Johuson, Keokuk, Iowa
Dec. 73-d3m
(yLAS3IC and Rhetoric Portraits, cy las. Bsncs
~ For sAls BY tnoyll CAVE = RALLY.
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fkocs.-Ihs famous ielicaey Of the
ffenehman has got 10 be the rage Of the ep-
icures 10 Boston lately The result Of frog
On iansee stomaehs j. 70 be ascertained. -
Speaking fora faction II the .tarnal" Ia
s.on We sAoald say that il is likely neither to
be lesei Or hated. There is little ton much
OF the tadlole about ], for permanen. rel
ish, however.
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Notice - C0ntracsSrs.
Sealed proposals will b. received IT the Once of
bJthc City Engineer until o'clock p. II. on Mon
day Jan 2.th 1851 for the gazing u the alley In
Block No "a
Specifications can be seen nj The Once.
L. HUTCHINSON, City Enginser.
Ian II ,h-.nl0d
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MIss = ~ state Mat ua1
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ST. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS:
J. 8. Accune, 8. N. Edgeli, C.s. Greedy,
y. Wyusn, c. II. Peek, D.w.Aie1sndsr,
james smith, A. d. Pumeroy, ID. ID. Page.
r. .. ELilOTT. see'y. s.M EDdELL, Press.
NO nxrRA uAsA Rpors nisxt fAKKx.
y. Is HOLMES, General Aren't.
decl-diy A. BklYUMAN, Ag't, k~okuk.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13

PREPAY Your LETTERS. Notwithstanding
some two years have elapsed since the law went
into operation, requiring letters to be prepaid,
it seems there are still great many people that
have no idea that such an act has been passed.
Scarcely week passes, in which unpaid letters
are not dropped into the Nevada ofIicc Such
OF these rs are not taken back by the writer's.
are sent TO the dead letter office at Washington
We are also informed that there are several let
tiers in the Nevada office, which cannot he sent,
for the reason that the stamps designed to pre-
pay them, have been cut out of envelopes and
pasted on the letters. The writers of these let
tiers doubtless imagine the postage to be paid.
Stamps cut or separated from the envelope lose
their legal value. If it were otherwise. stamp
cd envelopes might be sent through the express
ses, and the stamps afterwards cut out and used
to send letters through the mails.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13

UPsET.-The Orleans lat stage was upset
near Rock Creek, OIL Monday, and three of the
passengers injured. There were five passengers
in the stage, and as they left Blue Tent the
horses started OH che run down the hill, the
driver not being able 10 hold them. After run
ming about halfa nile, the wheels struck rock.
throwing the stage over against bank, when
it bounded back and fell over on the other side.
Mr.. Butcrfeld, of Omega, who was in the act
of getting out at the back end of the stage at
the time the wheels hit the rock, was thrown off,
striking on bis head and left shoulder and was
considerably, though not seriously injured. Mr..
Lcvcy. of Nevada, fell on his shoulder, and Mr..
Robinson, Of Sacramento, on his side. They
were both somewhat bruised. Mr.. Robinson
continued on 10 Sacramento the same evening.
The other two passengers were not hurt. The
top of the stage was broken off, and one of the
horses severely injured.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13
II Z u II II c8c O O.,
Ill j street, bet. 4 and 8, Sacramento,


English & American CarpetIug.
Frc'ch x Amin Paper HongIngs,
Upholstery Goods.
DaMRsls, Oil Cloths, &C.,
COUNTRY dealers will find large and select stock Of
~ the above Goods be found in house in San
Francisco and at LOW PRICES. A liberal discount
made to the trade and Teamstcrs.-26-u
Noticeable undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that he has purchased the Drug Store Com.
mercia street recently established by Thayer of San
Francisco, which contains full stock of FRESH DRUGS.
from the best English and other European manufacturers
aud such Be depended upon also complete
assortment OF the finest erfumerie and articles of toilet
together with fu supply of every thing belonging to the
business The Store under the management of Doctor
b. r. CARNAN who will devote particular attention have
the establishment conducted in such gain
the confidence of the public.
n. B.-lhysician's prescriptions properly compounded
7-tf GFO o. KIIBOURN.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13

VIRGINIA DTCH.-We understand the propr-
etors of this ditch are endeavoring to raise
means to enable them to complete the work to
the South Yuba during the present season. A
survey was made year or two ago, and 1t was
asccrtaincd that the water could be taken from
the Yuba at point about three miles below the
head of the South Yuba ditch, and run into the
rich mining district around Omega without
heavy expense The work was Immediately
commenced, and has now been completed as far
ms Diamond Creek, which affords a considerable
supply of water portion of the year. The
remainder of the work can bc constructed at a
comparatively small cost and we trust the pro-
prietors will be able to effect arrangements to
complete it this summer. The South Yuba, at
the point where it is designed to take the water
out, affords sufficient supply to run the ditch
full the year round, as there are quite a number
of tributaries putting in between this point and
the head of the South Yuba ditch. The ditch
when completed will not only be profitable to
the rroprietors, but will be great benefit to
the miners in and around Omega.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Wednesday, Col,
S. G. Richardson, was appointed Justice of the
Peace for Grass Valley township, in place of l..
Humiston, resigned. Two or three new road
districts were laid out, and oyerseers appointed.
examined, and orders drawn on the general
fund to the amount of s2,52s,7O, mostly for the
per diem of jurors. Orders to the amount of
S24O were also drawn on the INDECENT sick fund.
The Board adjourned till Monday the 25th inst.
We had intended to publish this week an alb
stract of the reports of the Road 0verseers. but
as only a few reports have been sent in we shall
defer It until the next meeting of the Board.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13

EB- l.. j. CZapl<ay.-Ae wo4ld direct the especial
attention of neads to the perusal of Dr. L. j. Czapkay
ad ertieent TO be found in another column ofths
to place the services Of learned and experienced yscan
within their reach So much i'll has been inflicted On tine
human family from the perncious and ignorant practices
of impirics that it seems if fulfilling bounden
duty to make known where udcous be obtained
To those unfortunate enough suffer from the effects
sexual private diseases, other ltreament cheer
fully commend Or. L. Czapkay man of scientif
c and medical requirements. Possessing all the require
ments, from long experience and Acknowledged skill for
the successful practice of his profession Having made
sexual complaints his especial study, like the celebrated
Rcord of Paris he enabled to guarantee speedy and
permanent in all of private chronic diseases
whether the effect of contagon selfabuse loss of vr
ty and in order that patients at distance may avail
Themselves of his advice free consultation by letter is open
to them. The knowledge have of the numerous
he has effected OF which OF long standing leads
to place much faith in DR. Cs efficacy, and commend
him to the confidence OF those in ilhealth.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
;F=o6SNEspAY MORNING, MAY IS, 1857.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Ro.RD OF TkusTEEs.-The late Board OF Trus-
,oos were engaged ON Wednesday and Thursday
last in closing up as far as practicable the bust
noss which had been up before them. The three
bridges which had been completed, were accep-
,od and Mr.. Buck, the contractor was paid off.
IN Friday morning, the Board met, opened the
o,octon returns, declared the result, issued GER
,;ecates to the officers elect, and adjourned sine
die.
The members elect of the new Board being
rresept. we're Immediately sworn into Office by
Justice Clark, and organized by electing W. Z.
Harrington President, aud T. H. Rolfe Clerk Of
the Board.
An orde: was made fixing the bond OF the
Recorder at one thousand dollars. Mr.. Hnpp,
Recorder elect, then presented his bond, which
was approved, and having taken the oath pre-
scribed, entered upon the discharge Of the du-
ties of his Office.
The Board again met on Saturday evening"
repealcd the blacksmith ordinance" and abol-
ished the Office of City Attorney. The bond OF
the Marshal elect was presented and approved,
and the Board adjourned till Thursday evening
next
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13

RE-oPENED.-As will be seen by advertise
ment, the Monumental Hotel, which was swept
off by the food last winter, has been re-opened
by Mr.. Crush, the former proprietor. Within
the last year Mr. Crush has met with two re-
verses, by fire and food, either Of which would
have been sufficient to discourage less energet-
ic man. and we sincerely trust he may now meet
with the success TO which be is entitled by his
energy and perseverance.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13

SLoPED-Alex Speaker, who formerly kept
the Nevada Restaurant, after borrowing all the
money he could from his friends. run off about
a week ago, and nothing has since been heard
from him. r. +. McConn also left about two
weeks ago. and is reported to have gone to Chile
He had considerable money in bis possession
belonging to other parties, which it is supposed
he lost at the gaming table. Among others. he
was owing $500 to Tbos Wallace, a blind man.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13

DISTRICT CouRT.- This Court has been in
session constantly for the past week. aud con-
siderable amount of business transacted. In
the case of Nman & McElroy against Laird and
others, the jury found $1,000 damages against
the defendants. The case of the Slate Greek
Co. against Laird and Others was taken up on
Wednesday, and occupied two days in its trial.
This was a case involving priority of right to
water The jury found for defendants as to
priority Of one of their bitches; but found dam
ages against them in the sum of $3.50 for d-
yerting water in another ditch. The trial of
the suit of X i'd and others against Laird and
others. involving the right to the most of the
water in Deer creek, was commenced Monday
morning, aud had not been determined when
we went to press This is regarded as an i'm
portant suit, and during the trial every point
was closely contested by counsel The case
will probably go to the Supreme Conrt
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13
Old sHENANDOAM nILLIARD sALOoN

OLD SHENANDOAH BILLIARD SALOON.
Cody Il May, ProprietOrs.
Basement Kidd Il Knors B,ict Briling, Of Broad
and Pine street,
1NHIS CAPAC1OUS SALOON amongst the largest in the
state. and fitted up in the most elegant style has been
purchased by the sub crbers and Is open for the
commodtaion and comfort Of their friends and the Public
generally They pledge themselves at all times TO welcome
all who mny favor them with call and by attention to
business To make this the Saloon Of Nevada and one in
every worthy heho 'ptabe OF odd Shenandoah
The Bar will at all times be supplied with the best
Liquors Wines. &C. which the Market Of San Francisco
can ford
The billiard Tables are new and Of the highest
nn III and workmanship and furnished with and
balls selected with great care.
Give us Call.
JESSE COnY,
1o-tf GEORGE MAY.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13

ENLARGED essrs. Espenschitd Coe, in
consequence of the great increase Of their bust
ness have been compelled to enlarge their
boot and shoe store, corner Of Main and Com
mere al streets
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13

A MUSICAL CONVENTION was held at the Court
House on Saturday evening The house was
crowded with listeners, all Of whom seemed de-
lighted with the specimens of vocal and instru-
mental music which were given. The Conven-
ton adjourned to meet at Grass Valley on the
second Saturday in June.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13

RAMA considerable quantity of rain, snow
and hail has fallen in this section during the
past week 1t will benefit the gardens in this
vicinity, though not enough has fallen to make
any perceptible difference in the bitches For
a week or so, at least our streets will be free of
dust. The showers have not extended into the
yallies.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13

ADJUSTMENTS The Pennsylvania Harmonists
have been giving entertainments at the theater
Tor few nights past. Ga Monday evening the
house was crowded, aud the performances we're
much admired. This company is one of the best
Of the kind which have visited our place.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13

AMPUTATIoN.-A man by the name of Moran
had his leg crushed below the knee on Monday
the 4th inst, by the caving of bank while at
work in his diggings, near Cherokee. The limb
was SO badly injured that amputation was found
to be necessary. The operation was performed
on the evening of the same day by DR.. Won
Poellnitz. of this place. and DR.. Randall of San
Juan. The man is now doing well.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13

RECORDER HUPP has been doing a fine bust
ness in his Court, since Friday. Nothing so
eliectually tends to keep down rowdyism, and
check the propensity to commit small offenses,
as u judlcous application of the law.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13
New Store, New Goods,
TNJHENvV M%TI II OEEEeSaS0
PHILADELPHIA STORE.

PHIL DELP HI ST RE,
-64 BROAD STREET, KIDD KNOX NEW BRICK BUILDING
Twenty-Five per cent. Cheaper than before
the Fire.
WE take pleasure in announcing TO the citizens of Neva
w da and vicinity, that the
Philadelphia Store Is no,c oren al No 81 Broad ST.
In kfdd Il Knor's Brick BgitdihE
We have recently received large stock OF New Goods
which viii be sold twenty-five per cent cheapt than
before offered in this market.
The goods of the best quality, and consist part
follows:
Dress GOods.-rrench and American Calico,
French and English Merinos. I'll colors,
French and Scotch lads all woool,
Iain and figured e Lame.
ALPACA Bombazine also French Bingham,
Swiss Masn, .aconet and cro'sbar in great quantity
SIiks.-Marrantique llaid. Plain and Changable. (he
latest and rshest syle also color Of Florence SILKS
MantiIlns.--Sk Satin and Fur Of every description
Victoria Winter BOnnets.-Ieghorn. SPLIT Straw.
silk and Satin Riding Hats Girls llats and Boys Hats
Opera Dresses very rich styles.
Table COVcrs.-WOrsted and Linen of allkinds.
Carpets.-Three Fly, Brussels, Ingram, Velvet all
colors.
MattIng.--Iargc quantities, from "A TO ca. cheap
Floor Oil Cloths, Mats and Rugs, large assortment Of
Drugget all colors.
We call especial attention large assortment of the
heaviest kind OF White Aacnac Blankets and Quilts also
all kinds of Fannels for family use.
Fmbroderies Egng aid Lace the richest style hand
and we call especial attention 10 them.
THE RICHEST srYIE EMnRomERFp HANDyERcinETs.
900 PIECES IRISH LINEN. al al prices.
DnmasIS.--Silk and Worsted. of all colors.
COttOn.--Beached Muslin, 44-l0, cheaper than Ia.
ever before been sold
Aexander's Kidd Gloves; al silk Gloves and silk Aits
Ladies' Shoes and CATERS of all kinds.
Ladies invited to call and examine our Goods and
ascertain prices. before purchasing elsewhere.
m Remember the Nu,ter -PhiIadelphia Dyv Goods
Store, No 81 Broad Stree Kidd Knor's Brick BtIdag
STIEFEL L. COIN,
Nevada. Aug. Is. 1854 4e.tt
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13
HOTELS.
NATIONAL EXCHANGE.
No "a BROAD STREET, NEVADA.

No 81 BROAD STREET, NEVADA.
NHE under sgned late propretors Of the UNITED STATES
HOTEL, having lea sed Biclxuclls Block and hand
somey fitted ii up throughout prepared
MEDIATE permanent and transient Boarders in style
surpassed in the state
The Table will at all times be supplied with all the
rietes the market affords.
The Beds and Furniture are all new and for vie
and comfort, cannot be exceled
Particular attention viii he paid TO the accommodation
of Ladies and Families.
Having had long experience in the business
hdent of being able to make the NATIONAL of the
most desirable Hotels in the mountains.
This Block i ,tantiay built of Brick, and
whstood the late disastrous frc-he airy and
well finished and from the Balconies you have splendid
view of the surrounding country.
Bg- or EN- An NIGHT ga
The Bar will be under the supervision Of Mr. THOMAS
HENRY and will at all times be supplied with the choicest
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS
PEARSON HEAIY, Proprieors.
Nevada Aug % 1850 Af-f
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13

A. BLOCK s. CO.,
ITAvE NOW on HANn and are in constant receipt of
IL large and varied assortment of
FASHIONABLE READY MADE CLOTHING,
GentIe,nem's Fur ishI"g Goods,
Consisting in part a, follows;
Coats.
Cloth and fnncy Cashmere Blu ines Coats;
SurtOuts sacks and other styles Of q. ercoats
Cloth and ing nap TalmaS
Plie Pilot nnd Beaver Monkey Jackets
Fine Black 10th Ffock Goats;
Goto mixeG Cashmere Goats.
Vests.
Black silk Velvet Vests, latest style;)
Black Figured silk Cashmere and satin Vests;
Fancy and llain Ca simere Vests
Pants.
Plain and Fancy Cassmee Pants
Plain and Fancy Satinet Pants;
BLACK Doesi in and Cashmere Pants;
Tweed aud eniucky Jane Pants.
shirts and Drawers.
PAWS & Jones' Patent Shirts, large stockD
silk Uuder-hirts and Drawers;
White and Gray Merino Shirts and Drawers,
Flannel, Check and Hickory Shirts,
Hats.
Black Brown anil Pearl French Hats;
Black Brown and Pearl Wool Hats.
Blankets.
White Blue Red and Gray blankets.
Domestic.
Four-fOurths Brown and Teached Sheeting.
Together with large assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
In endless variety.
Rubber.
Hayward Long Rubber Boots, (atest improvement
Pack and White Rubber Goats with Capes
P1ack and White Rubber Jackets
Rubber Cloves long and shor-Fiat Covers. &c, sol
at whole ale and retail at the lowest prices Call and
anime our Stock
Nevoda Ian 1st 1e5--T4tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13
NotIce Is hercbY givcn thnt the Nevada branch

Notice Is hereby given that the Nevada branch
of the Wallace Monument Association" viii meet the
first and third Saturday of each month at o'clock, p NJ
at the Hotel de Paris Broad street. All scochmen
friendly to tl!e cause are invited 10 attend
JAMES AITkEN, Prest.
WIN. LOWE Sec'y
JAMES MONROE Treas.
Nevada Feb. 24th-3m*
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Auxiliary No-0f the California State Tenn
perance Society will meet every Wednesday evening" at
Temperance Hail. Nevada.
JOHN WILLIAMS, President.
l. p. VAN HAGEN, Secretary. 29tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13


its eengs every Friday evening at Masonic Hail. Neva
da Stated meetings the Friday evening preceding the
full moon. c. c. GREEN W. NJ.
J. V. WATSON, Secy.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13
Nevada Royal Arch Chapter No. 6, meets

every Monday evening at Masonic Hall Nevada Visiting
Companions respectfully invited to attend
T. II. CASWEII, NJ +. II. +.
S. W BORING Sec'y