August 1, 1866 (4 pages)

The Baily « Granscript, COUNTY and CITY OFFICIAL PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1866. kind and of justice wasted on worthless ledges. Tue, Nortuern Deigratct Fain.—The Appeal publishes the premium list of the Northern District Fair. Bes:des thelarge number of premiuns-offered for stuck and . ! articles of -home manufacture, a place is given in the list to mining machinery and specimens. Premiums of from five to ten dollars are offered for models of ‘amalgamators, crushers, tunneling machines, mining pumps, water wheels—driving models, drilling and blasting apparatus. Premiams ate also offered for riffles, sluices, eluiceforks, &c. For the best gold bearing quartz, silver ore and copper ore, a pre‘wnium of ten dollars each is offered, The best cabinet is to be awarded $50. The premiums for native wines, vary from $5 to $20, depending oo the amount and kind. In ‘all ‘these departments,, Nevada county tould make an excellent showing. ‘The _ quartz of the county cannot be equalled on the coast, and within the past few years a number of appliances have been invented by miners of this county for working quartz aad cement, A display of this machinery will greatly add to ite popularity if it is good, and we are satisfied that many of the inventions of our miners will stund any test. In the matter of wives, though our county dves not yet. produce as much as some uths« ere, itproduces wine of superior quality. — The wines made by Waite, Subert, Clark. and «number of other vine growers iathis oounty, are unequalled by uny we have seen There are hundreds of pocketed consider: woney i résulted, bécause money is uot: ledge at all. are enough really good ledges the capita] we are likely to abrond. Phey sometimes pick up a su scheme, established for himsel He m out to manage & mine. he is expected to operate. He mine rather than the mine itéel faith is so strong in their su by an exhibition at the Fair. We hope that . make the mine pay, it must be out people will take steps to have Nevada county represented in the Fair. I¢ will be held at Marysville on the 3d, 4th, 5th 6th and 7th of September next. Besides the exhibition, there will be a number uf races during Fair week. the street, could mannge that m mines than ull the greeabeck State News, eboddy-squirts New York City W. L. Knight, whilst on his. way from Placerville ty Folsom, lately, lust $1,000 in legal tenders.The son of George Newcomb, aged 10 years, proprietor ot the OrJeans-Hotel, Sacramento, was badly injtired by beiug run over by a large freight team. ‘The new wing-dam at Sacramento is nearly completed, and will deepen the channel in front of the'city sufficiently’ for commercial purposes.Only two deaths vccurred in Sacramento last week. They are having dense mists at the Bay.The receipts of geld from thé joterior, at San Francisco, last month, will exceed $4,000,000. . 4,500 children ure now connected with the Sabbath Schoo! Union, in Saa Francisco. This we presume does not include the children of Catholics or Episcupalians. Four. additional, ministers have been. transferred from the East to‘the Calitornia Conference of the M, E. Church—among them Rev. H. Carr, D. D. of St. Louis.The passengere East by the steamer Constitution, . _ did not exceed 100.A man by the name of Cox was killed in Tulare county by one Riley.The steamer Ruinbow is now susgging on Feather river below Marysville. ‘They have the maile on Sunday in Marysville, by an arrangement with the overland: stage. Freight engagements are already _ entered into for 300,000 sacks of wheat from California to England. Letters were rei _. ceived in San Francisco last week, 19 days ftom New York, by the overland route. Several counties are trying to get the State Agricultural College. We vote for Placer * dt Alameda -doesnet-secure it, inDutch Flat locality. the older States. The man wh is bound to sny: ex und disce whole quartz district he will is true from experience. hope, fur the future of our cou share uf those investing in our reports of their success may combined. are nut rich so that anybudy them with success. are few and rare. the hours and the bluws couut There are u great number of Peace IN EUnoPx.—News from London, . ¥*!ked in and gathered up stu July 27th, by the Atlantic cable, announces that peace hus been made between Austria } and Prussia upon the terms of the latter. The French Emperor will not be permitted tw make a map for Europe, as Russia stands in his way threatening “to take a hand" sa soon as France does. Prussia’s victory is suotber step towards Republicanevs seemed no more. favorable: Eastern capital-foolishly sunk mines and employ ing superinte We tiave been an ddvocaté of tinging Easter capital to develop our mines, and i of ju , we are not in favor of any hap-hazard schemes to get money to be Nor are. we in favor of any ill-devised plans to develop whose business is to hunt up“er purdges at small cost to sold undeveloped to Eastern Compadies fur heavy sums of money.~ .A,Abw such men have actions. Capital has beetrused and no profits le to make a mine” wherd there is a barren ledge, or no There is no need of investing money in desperate chanées 1 this county. But, even in the purchase aud working vf some goud mines, our Eastern Gapitalists make moat Gregious blunders. in New York, who has by some fortuoate for great shrewdness and business tact, but who knows nothing of mining, and scod nm cases a greater impressién among horse men by hia turu outs, than on the rockon which ey; but it comes from the owners of the after months of anxious waiting for dividends, are fain to declare the mine is a bilk. Their in the State, and they would gain celebrity . thst they are ready to assert if he cannot indeed ; yet, it is not improbable that a i ‘Picked up by chance on start su as to pay large dividends. tuin that some of our Cornish friends know wore about the practical management of Between the undeveloped ledges, sume good, but poorly worked; others barren and no matter how managed, and the valuable mines wretchedly botched, that have been sold tu Eastern Capita lists, the chances are goud that our mines will soon bave a} poor reputation in the financial circles ot ‘humbug, and think he knows what he says There is a great deal of mining property changing hands in these days, and somebody is bound to get taken in and done fur. We as for the Tights of honest men, that due discretion will be made in the purchases, and alsv in the management of the mines afterwards; or, we, trust, ut least a larger prove to have used good judgment, that the counterbalance the statements which are bound to come from some who have fool isbly either sunk their money ina worthless ledge, or allowed it to be trifled away by a gvose of a superintendent on « good one. It is a fact that more mines pay fron good management than from all other causes The majority of quartz mines The very rich ledges It is the man who makes ceasful in quartz wining, as a general rule. men going bankrupt in mines, whose successore, nut appalled by the’ failure, have tunes, and that tuo from rock that: paid no better than ever, and where the cireumstanWe du not want to see one dollar of and if proper judgment be used ia choosing is, perbaps, no need of 8 )single failure. ° n these transThere to employ all) obtain’ from perintendent fa character akes in some spends monif, aod they, perintendent a poor thing ine froin the It is cersharps, and can produce. ogets bilked omnes—the pronounce a oty, as well tmhinés” wil) more than could work whe is éucinstances. uf pendous. forin yur mines, ndents, there ite, ‘THe Vvoleanes of, Maunu Lua and Kilauea, THE, members of the editorial staff of the New York Tribune have forined a ‘Tr. dent sdys that ‘he “‘iévet litesbd‘Anybudy in. hia life-n0t'even Aude’) otnaon oy GR, * at igg ‘ij worth @2,584,000;""! -b&2 amcatine Se S20? Ye hai. Dusins 2 gavtwveldvevEs aida _. Tre: publfetior’ OF Boatdh have issued and: to the war,. . -O Baker little coercion will be good for these refractory disciples, who probably are strangers to true religion, po THE wool product in the neighborhood of Healdsburg is very large, and they need # factory. ae . cemshiiainieillaaaattiieniiiininamis wr 1, ano Ss ‘Im the first days of August, I wiil send a Speaker through Nevada county who will introduce to the public several Medicines of my own manufacture, whose merits have been tried for years with great succers and for whieh I solicit the patronage of the public, J. HOESCH, © Marysville. July 31yt. = ARRIVALS AT THE — NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL ‘BROAD STREET, NEVADA CiTy. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. TUESDAY, July 3], 1866. Fran lB Maybank Sou Eo J H Eaton do J Kenney Eureka C Smith do. JSC Roedinson do 8 Stevens Owen Riv J McCue Grass Valle J Rogers Grass Valle J H Bumbardier BC D Ketchum San F Dunton do. J Griffith Relief Hill 8S Curtis do \N Whitney Campton W Ringold, do A Harrison Red Dog W Curran do Mrs Parsons do J H Ferguson Me L. W Rankin Barinervil F M Clute Sacrumen P Vandine . do F A Babeock do W R Snyder Unionvi -W-8-Duy Downievill O Bemus Quaker hill” A. Watkins dv A‘N Crane San Juan H Southard Mill J C King du L Merrow Scotts Fl. M Pixley do J Merrow do F Smith da “do .OC Wells Nevada ~~ W Giles Marysville C Kelly Aut Painter TA Hale Rush Cree & Durands Acrobat 8 Coffee Virginia C Cornell Nevada J Brown Browns hill M Mohler Willow Vv = AMUSEMENT. PAINTER & DURAND'S Acrobat) and Pantominic Troupe. _ Will give an Entertainment, AT-THE THEATRE, Wednesday and Thursday Eve’gs, . August Ist and 2nd. ie the presentations will be the startling nov: elty, the ‘ “ORIGINAL 8SPINX,” ‘Whioli created so much stir in San Francisco. Whatis it? The wonderful *“‘NIAGARA LEAP,” Or Flying from one end of the Theatre to the other, with otber difficult feats, will be executed. The whole Troupe are to appear in their various roles, but the ‘phenomenal mystery,” the Sphinx should ‘be particularly looked to. Painter & Durand were formerly noted attaches of the Wilson Circus Troupe. al DRESS CUTTING, M5: Chadbourn & Mrs, Earle, will returm to Nevada City, by uest, on conen ane August lst, for a short ume vnly, to teach the art of Press Cutting in all its branches, by Mrs. Curtis’ First Premium Models, by which any lady can learn, in a few hours, to cut and fit perfectly all kinds of nts for ladies and children. ‘All those wiehing to learn this system, can now do so by calling at. ther roome, on Main street, opposite the Exion Hotel, formerly oceupied by Mra. ‘Taft. N.B. Garments of all kinds cut and fitted at: short notice. and patterns cut to order, * aul H. 8. CROCKER & CO. Importers and Dealers in Sore Foolscap, Legal, Letter, STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, and Note Papers, Straw and Wrapping Papers, Writing Fluids and Inks, Post Office and Legal Envelopes, Memorandum and Time Books, Card Stock, etc. etc. Everything in the Stationery Line, At San Francisco Prices! Blank Books Manufactured, Steam Printing Establishment, 42 and 44 3 . Stréet, Sacramento; Sacramento, July 3iat—1m ea gay 4 — ; . bune Club for social purpuses, and to ONE-HALF INTEREST IN A WOOD Sandwich Islands, are still active, and the re oe Oe . eee eee : emnteaions uf fire and lava are said t’pres Have 6 banquet ot seqniar interwals: ; about 300 cords of Seasoned Wood whete a ah) ane gg SPEAKING of deweanor inypublic-assem) THE likbilities of gro. DS ee blies, the editor of the New York Indepenq ances’ have been constructed, which periorm ILL open Writing School at ti 1 Wi acee BULLDING, a REASONS WHY THE AMERICAN.WATCEH IS THE BEST. ~~ ; It is made on the best principle. « Its frame is composed of SUL(D PLATES. ° NO jar can interfere with the harmony of its werking and no sudden shock can damage ite machinery. Every’ piece is made and, finished by machinery (itself famous-for its noveity, as we)l-ae fcr ite effiectiveness) and is therefore properly made. The watch is what a.l mechanism should be—ACCURATE: SIMPLE, STRONG AND’ ECONfor: general use, foreign watches are chiefly made by women and boys. such watches ure composed of several Lundred pisces screwed and riveted together, and require’ constant repuirs tokeep them in any kind of order. All persons who have curried *‘antres,;’* **lepines” and **nglish ’utent Levers,” are perfectly well aware of the truth of this statement. ; At the beginning of our enterprise, more than ten years ayo, it was our firat object to make « thoroughly good low-priced watch for* the million, tu tuke the place of these foreign impositions—the refuse of foreign fuctoriés— which were entirely unsaleable at Lome and perfectly worthless every where. How well we haye'uccomplished this may be understood from the fact, that after g0 many years of putlic trial, we now make MURE THAN HALY OF ALL 'THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED STALKS, and that no others have ever ‘given such universal satisfaction. While this department.of our business is continued with increased facilities for perfect work, We are at present enyaged im ihe. manufacture. of “watches of tue very HIGHEST. equalled by anything hithertomad by ourselves and -unsurpassed by anything made in the facilities. We have erected un addition to our. main buildings expressly for this branch of our business, and have filled it with the best workmen in our service. New machines and applitheir work with consummate delicacy and exactuess, The choicest and most approved materiala only are used and we challenge comparison between this grade of our work and the finest imported chronometers. Wedo not pretend to sell our watches tor less money than foreign watches, but we do assert without fear of contradiction that for the sume money our product is incomparably superior. All our watches, ot whavever grade, are fully warranted and this Warrantee is good at all times against us or our agents in all parts of the world. CAUTION.—The public are cautioneu to buy Only of respectable uealers, All persons selling counterfeits will be prosecuted. ROBBINS & APPLETON, Agents tor the American Watch Company. 182 Broadway, N. Y. BR. B. GRA® & Co., 616 Merchant St., Sun Fancisco, Ayeuts for their sule iu the Pacitie States. JOHN HOESCH, Ihnperter, Wholesale and Retail Dealer inv DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, PERFUMERY, &e. &e, Street, Marysville. 1. No, 78 D Sele Proprietor and Agent for : J. Hoesch’s Ague Pills, Sufferer’s Liniment, Marysville, July 3lst—2w . ¢ A very large assortment of : CHEMICALS, CRUCIBLES, ACIDS, &c. Just received py ¢ E. F, SPENCE. Nevada, July 31st. WRITING SCHOOL. MRS. M. E. DUNBAR, On Tuesday Evening, Jaly 31st. Classes will meet on ~—~Phureda id Saturday Evenings of eacts Week, at 7% o’ % ferms, $5 50 per session of four weeks, inclupe py ES ven Specimens of Penmansh a at the Union Hotel. -Ladies and ntliemen are in to visit the School and examine the ' ceue teught. July 29th PAINTS, O1Ls, TURPENTINES, RING'S: &™ BR OSIA, WIZARD OIL, < scoel «bero¥ FOR SALE BY io woo ye By BUSSENIUS & CO, Movil 169 fen weer aan aK ttm “aud stable. GRADE KNOWN TO CHKONOMETRY,’ un. world. For this purpose we have the amplest # Suiferer’s Relief. , ae “4 i tnd _ TOWNE, & BACON, Book and Pevlileal . Blink Book Makers, m > Paper Rulers, lay Street, opp. Leidesdort SAN FRANCISCO, CAL ~ 536 fPHIS. FIRM ARE LARGE IMPORTER: of Paper, Printers’ Materials,Inks, &e,; -aud with the largest Printing Office in the Stan’ are able to du youd Work With dixpatch, at very low prices. Parties sending orders. from the Interior will be. served as faithfully as though personally present, Samples and price lists turnished: if desired, and work guaranteed to give satistaction. Agents for H. D. Wade's Inks, Sau Francisco, July 13th—tf£ a Store and House for sale—for $700, , lf applied for soon. '} HE Store is 22x50 feet, and the House égnnected contaiss 6. rooms—Parlor,.Pwo Bed Koome Sitting Koom, Dining Koom and Kitehen The orchard contains about 80 fruit trees, 7 years old. Also, a chicken house, cow huuse Excellent water, fiom a spring, is conveyed, in lead pipe, throughout the house and orchard ‘The above property ies one mile from thiscity. Further particulars enquite of WM. STONE, 33 Commercial Street. Jy% DR. W. GROVE DEAL, —OFFICE— ON BROAD STREET, Opposite Stumpf’s Hotel, next door to Lafayette Bakery, ~ Office Hours—From 9.to 12 0’clock,; from 1 to3 P. M., and from 6 to 9 P. Mr Nevada city, July 10th. DR. SCH WARZBACH, Pysician and Oculist,. ffice—Broad Street, near the Bridge. Office Hours—Fromi 8 to 10 A. M. and 12 to4P.M Nevada. July 3d. t DR. A, CHAPMAN, . Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Office—corner of Broad and Pine sts. I would ijaform’ my friends aud all wishing my services that I am prepared to attend those tavoring me with acallatany hour. Teeth after having become sensitive by exposure Of the nerve will be filled without causing pain. 4 WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at thie fice to be per formed in a more skilful manner, and bettar satisfaction giyen than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charge will be made. My charges are moderate, and to suit the time? I am permanently located in-thie — Residence ou Sacramento street, third house m'‘Temperance Hall Vulcanite Work promptly and neatly done at this office. THE “GEM” SALOOW. VAN ALSTINE & JENKIN, AVE OPENED the ‘Gem Saloon” on BROAD STREET, A few doors below Crawford, Leavitt & Co’s Store. If you want a *‘good square drink’’ or a Fine Cigar drop into the Gem and you’!1 get it. Lager Beer W holesale and Retail. BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL st if You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO RLAZR's : A. C. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Law ~ —OFFICE-— : Corner ofBroad & Pine streets.. Nevada city PION EER ASSAY OFFICE. Established in 1853. samzs. }. orT, Office—28 Main Street, “Nevada City. OLD AND ORES of every description. Melted and Assayed. Correctness of Assays fully et Oatag Gece ia presence of depositors. jangt BANNER BROMHERS. ; Importers: of —— aecLlLotTtHINgeg ,# Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &e., &t» Cor, of Broad & Pine Streets, E™ Seasonable Guods received by every Nevada, July 18th. Xx vm. WANINGER &@. 00. FINE BRANDIES, WINES, LIQUORS GENERALLY, Nevada, Mayle = —_._—* lil om , Coraer i thy i= stiecavd ex? w (he a sm nd BURT a «be bbe day cirTy, =o PE Y Sb Oba Ne. -Poiaiass nacrtk Samee de ee" Office in Masonic dondérof Pind & Com pe Col copper for supi excelle of tuus péd bel ~~ 4s now! mine i taking of ore f sea abo excellet mentiot upon wi but the that goe part of done us tu go ah we belli will yet Rich aer min quartz 3 ledge ha superior Fock isi phurets, be wort! __ ton. TI pected, shows a Banner . in width. the best WHo cough pi city to schools . Ranch, 3 It has b euse wna be “play on whicel ily ia.the Socta Club: Ha at Tempe themen ¢ Inusigian their son, all who a THe l receutly « tinues to $50 per ed at Ps The ledg than it w Fire Fire Cow evening a semble al _Gymna Durand, : formers, ' tre this feats will the “Nia; side of th will be ds perferma OwrT on who was “day® since “Jury. upot day adwit Ah Yen is and other Wor Kee ~ ‘Rosse Fiat, was afternoon eral valu: Dr. weut " jinen coat nap. On hie purse The thief Tue M great nei county, sdorrilla’ quite as

The Baily « Granscript, COUNTY and CITY OFFICIAL PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1866. kind and of justice wasted on worthless ledges. Tue, Nortuern Deigratct Fain.—The Appeal publishes the premium list of the Northern District Fair. Bes:des thelarge number of premiuns-offered for stuck and . ! articles of -home manufacture, a place is given in the list to mining machinery and specimens. Premiums of from five to ten dollars are offered for models of ‘amalgamators, crushers, tunneling machines, mining pumps, water wheels—driving models, drilling and blasting apparatus. Premiams ate also offered for riffles, sluices, eluiceforks, &c. For the best gold bearing quartz, silver ore and copper ore, a pre‘wnium of ten dollars each is offered, The best cabinet is to be awarded $50. The premiums for native wines, vary from $5 to $20, depending oo the amount and kind. In ‘all ‘these departments,, Nevada county tould make an excellent showing. ‘The _ quartz of the county cannot be equalled on the coast, and within the past few years a number of appliances have been invented by miners of this county for working quartz aad cement, A display of this machinery will greatly add to ite popularity if it is good, and we are satisfied that many of the inventions of our miners will stund any test. In the matter of wives, though our county dves not yet. produce as much as some uths« ere, itproduces wine of superior quality. — The wines made by Waite, Subert, Clark. and «number of other vine growers iathis oounty, are unequalled by uny we have seen There are hundreds of pocketed consider: woney i résulted, bécause money is uot: ledge at all. are enough really good ledges the capita] we are likely to abrond. Phey sometimes pick up a su scheme, established for himsel He m out to manage & mine. he is expected to operate. He mine rather than the mine itéel faith is so strong in their su by an exhibition at the Fair. We hope that . make the mine pay, it must be out people will take steps to have Nevada county represented in the Fair. I¢ will be held at Marysville on the 3d, 4th, 5th 6th and 7th of September next. Besides the exhibition, there will be a number uf races during Fair week. the street, could mannge that m mines than ull the greeabeck State News, eboddy-squirts New York City W. L. Knight, whilst on his. way from Placerville ty Folsom, lately, lust $1,000 in legal tenders..The son of George Newcomb, aged 10 years, proprietor ot the OrJeans-Hotel, Sacramento, was badly injtired by beiug run over by a large freight team. ‘The new wing-dam at Sacramento is nearly completed, and will deepen the channel in front of the'city sufficiently’ for commercial purposes..Only two deaths vccurred in Sacramento last week.. They are having dense mists at the Bay..The receipts of geld from thé joterior, at San Francisco, last month, will exceed $4,000,000.. . 4,500 children ure now connected with the Sabbath Schoo! Union, in Saa Francisco. This we presume does not include the children of Catholics or Episcupalians.. Four. additional, ministers have been. transferred from the East to‘the Calitornia Conference of the M, E. Church—among them Rev. H. Carr, D. D. of St. Louis..The passengere East by the steamer Constitution, . _ did not exceed 100..A man by the name of Cox was killed in Tulare county by one Riley..The steamer Ruinbow is now susgging on Feather river below Marysville. ‘They have the maile on Sunday in Marysville, by an arrangement with the overland: stage.. Freight engagements are already _ entered into for 300,000 sacks of wheat from California to England.. Letters were rei _. ceived in San Francisco last week, 19 days ftom New York, by the overland route.. Several counties are trying to get the State Agricultural College. We vote for Placer * dt Alameda -doesnet-secure it, inDutch Flat locality. the older States. The man wh is bound to sny: ex und disce whole quartz district he will is true from experience. hope, fur the future of our cou share uf those investing in our reports of their success may combined. are nut rich so that anybudy them with success. are few and rare. the hours and the bluws couut There are u great number of Peace IN EUnoPx.—News from London, . ¥*!ked in and gathered up stu July 27th, by the Atlantic cable, announces that peace hus been made between Austria } and Prussia upon the terms of the latter. The French Emperor will not be permitted tw make a map for Europe, as Russia stands in his way threatening “to take a hand" sa soon as France does. Prussia’s victory is suotber step towards Republicanevs seemed no more. favorable: Eastern capital-foolishly sunk mines and employ ing superinte We tiave been an ddvocaté of tinging Easter capital to develop our mines, and i of ju , we are not in favor of any hap-hazard schemes to get money to be Nor are. we in favor of any ill-devised plans to develop whose business is to hunt up“er purdges at small cost to sold undeveloped to Eastern Compadies fur heavy sums of money.~ .A,Abw such men have actions. Capital has beetrused and no profits le to make a mine” wherd there is a barren ledge, or no There is no need of investing money in desperate chanées 1 this county. But, even in the purchase aud working vf some goud mines, our Eastern Gapitalists make moat Gregious blunders. in New York, who has by some fortuoate for great shrewdness and business tact, but who knows nothing of mining, and scod nm cases a greater impressién among horse men by hia turu outs, than on the rockon which ey; but it comes from the owners of the after months of anxious waiting for dividends, are fain to declare the mine is a bilk. Their in the State, and they would gain celebrity . thst they are ready to assert if he cannot indeed ; yet, it is not improbable that a i ‘Picked up by chance on start su as to pay large dividends. tuin that some of our Cornish friends know wore about the practical management of Between the undeveloped ledges, sume good, but poorly worked; others barren and no matter how managed, and the valuable mines wretchedly botched, that have been sold tu Eastern Capita lists, the chances are goud that our mines will soon bave a} poor reputation in the financial circles ot ‘humbug, and think he knows what he says There is a great deal of mining property changing hands in these days, and somebody is bound to get taken in and done fur.. We as for the Tights of honest men, that due discretion will be made in the purchases, and alsv in the management of the mines afterwards; or, we, trust, ut least a larger prove to have used good judgment, that the counterbalance the statements which are bound to come from some who have fool isbly either sunk their money ina worthless ledge, or allowed it to be trifled away by a gvose of a superintendent on « good one. It is a fact that more mines pay fron good management than from all other causes The majority of quartz mines The very rich ledges It is the man who makes ceasful in quartz wining, as a general rule. men going bankrupt in mines, whose successore, nut appalled by the’ failure, have tunes, and that tuo from rock that: paid no better than ever, and where the cireumstanWe du not want to see one dollar of and if proper judgment be used ia choosing is, perbaps, no need of 8 )single failure. ° n these transThere to employ all) obtain’ from perintendent fa character akes in some spends monif, aod they, perintendent a poor thing ine froin the It is cersharps, and can produce. ogets bilked omnes—the pronounce a oty, as well tmhinés” wil) more than could work whe is éucinstances. uf pendous. forin yur mines, ndents, there ite, ‘THe Vvoleanes of, Maunu Lua and Kilauea, THE, members of the editorial staff of the New York Tribune have forined a ‘Tr. dent sdys that ‘he “‘iévet litesbd‘Anybudy in. hia life-n0t'even Aude’) otnaon oy GR, * at igg ‘ij worth @2,584,000;""! -b&2 amcatine Se S20? Ye hai. Dusins 2 gavtwveldvevEs aida _. Tre: publfetior’ OF Boatdh have issued and: to the war,. . -O Baker little coercion will be good for these refractory disciples, who probably are strangers to true religion, po THE wool product in the neighborhood of Healdsburg is very large, and they need # factory. ae . cemshiiainieillaaaattiieniiiininamis wr 1, ano Ss ‘Im the first days of August, I wiil send a Speaker through Nevada county who will introduce to the public several Medicines of my own manufacture, whose merits have been tried for years with great succers and for whieh I solicit the patronage of the public, J. HOESCH, © Marysville. July 31yt. = ARRIVALS AT THE — NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL ‘BROAD STREET, NEVADA CiTy. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. TUESDAY, July 3], 1866. Fran lB Maybank Sou Eo J H Eaton do J Kenney Eureka C Smith do. JSC Roedinson do 8 Stevens Owen Riv J McCue Grass Valle J Rogers Grass Valle J H Bumbardier BC D Ketchum San F Dunton do. J Griffith Relief Hill 8S Curtis do \N Whitney Campton W Ringold, do A Harrison Red Dog W Curran do Mrs Parsons do J H Ferguson Me L. W Rankin Barinervil F M Clute Sacrumen P Vandine . do F A Babeock do W R Snyder Unionvi -W-8-Duy Downievill O Bemus Quaker hill” A. Watkins dv A‘N Crane San Juan H Southard Mill J C King du L Merrow Scotts Fl. M Pixley do J Merrow do F Smith da “do .OC Wells Nevada ~~ W Giles Marysville C Kelly Aut Painter TA Hale Rush Cree & Durands Acrobat 8 Coffee Virginia C Cornell Nevada J Brown Browns hill M Mohler Willow Vv = AMUSEMENT. PAINTER & DURAND'S Acrobat) and Pantominic Troupe. _ Will give an Entertainment, AT-THE THEATRE, Wednesday and Thursday Eve’gs, . August Ist and 2nd. ie the presentations will be the startling nov: elty, the ‘ “ORIGINAL 8SPINX,” ‘Whioli created so much stir in San Francisco. Whatis it? The wonderful *“‘NIAGARA LEAP,” Or Flying from one end of the Theatre to the other, with otber difficult feats, will be executed. The whole Troupe are to appear in their various roles, but the ‘phenomenal mystery,” the Sphinx should ‘be particularly looked to. Painter & Durand were formerly noted attaches of the Wilson Circus Troupe. al DRESS CUTTING, M5: Chadbourn & Mrs, Earle, will returm to Nevada City, by uest, on conen ane August lst, for a short ume vnly, to teach the art of Press Cutting in all its branches, by Mrs. Curtis’ First Premium Models, by which any lady can learn, in a few hours, to cut and fit perfectly all kinds of nts for ladies and children. ‘All those wiehing to learn this system, can now do so by calling at. ther roome, on Main street, opposite the Exion Hotel, formerly oceupied by Mra. ‘Taft. N.B. Garments of all kinds cut and fitted at: short notice. and patterns cut to order, * aul H. 8. CROCKER & CO. Importers and Dealers in Sore Foolscap, Legal, Letter, STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, and Note Papers, Straw and Wrapping Papers, Writing Fluids and Inks, Post Office and Legal Envelopes, Memorandum and Time Books, Card Stock, etc. etc. Everything in the Stationery Line, At San Francisco Prices! Blank Books Manufactured, Steam Printing Establishment, 42 and 44 3 . Stréet, Sacramento; Sacramento, July 3iat—1m ea gay 4 — ; . bune Club for social purpuses, and to ONE-HALF INTEREST IN A WOOD Sandwich Islands, are still active, and the re oe Oe . eee eee : emnteaions uf fire and lava are said t’pres Have 6 banquet ot seqniar interwals: ; about 300 cords of Seasoned Wood whete a ah) ane gg SPEAKING of deweanor inypublic-assem)

THE likbilities of gro. DS ee blies, the editor of the New York Indepenq ances’ have been constructed, which periorm ILL open Writing School at ti 1 Wi acee BULLDING, a REASONS WHY THE AMERICAN.WATCEH IS THE BEST. ~~ ; It is made on the best principle. « Its frame is composed of SUL(D PLATES. ° NO jar can interfere with the harmony of its werking and no sudden shock can damage ite machinery. Every’ piece is made and, finished by machinery (itself famous-for its noveity, as we)l-ae fcr ite effiectiveness) and is therefore properly made. The watch is what a.l mechanism should be—ACCURATE: SIMPLE, STRONG AND’ ECONfor: general use, foreign watches are chiefly made by women and boys. such watches ure composed of several Lundred pisces screwed and riveted together, and require’ constant repuirs tokeep them in any kind of order. All persons who have curried *‘antres,;’* **lepines” and **nglish ’utent Levers,” are perfectly well aware of the truth of this statement. ; At the beginning of our enterprise, more than ten years ayo, it was our firat object to make « thoroughly good low-priced watch for* the million, tu tuke the place of these foreign impositions—the refuse of foreign fuctoriés— which were entirely unsaleable at Lome and perfectly worthless every where. How well we haye'uccomplished this may be understood from the fact, that after g0 many years of putlic trial, we now make MURE THAN HALY OF ALL 'THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED STALKS, and that no others have ever ‘given such universal satisfaction. While this department.of our business is continued with increased facilities for perfect work, We are at present enyaged im ihe. manufacture. of “watches of tue very HIGHEST. equalled by anything hithertomad by ourselves and -unsurpassed by anything made in the facilities. We have erected un addition to our. main buildings expressly for this branch of our business, and have filled it with the best workmen in our service. New machines and applitheir work with consummate delicacy and exactuess, The choicest and most approved materiala only are used and we challenge comparison between this grade of our work and the finest imported chronometers. Wedo not pretend to sell our watches tor less money than foreign watches, but we do assert without fear of contradiction that for the sume money our product is incomparably superior. All our watches, ot whavever grade, are fully warranted and this Warrantee is good at all times against us or our agents in all parts of the world. CAUTION.—The public are cautioneu to buy Only of respectable uealers, All persons selling counterfeits will be prosecuted. ROBBINS & APPLETON, Agents tor the American Watch Company. 182 Broadway, N. Y. BR. B. GRA® & Co., 616 Merchant St., Sun Fancisco, Ayeuts for their sule iu the Pacitie States. JOHN HOESCH, Ihnperter, Wholesale and Retail Dealer inv DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, PERFUMERY, &e. &e, Street, Marysville. 1. No, 78 D Sele Proprietor and Agent for : J. Hoesch’s Ague Pills, Sufferer’s Liniment, Marysville, July 3lst—2w . ¢ A very large assortment of : CHEMICALS, CRUCIBLES, ACIDS, &c. Just received py ¢ E. F, SPENCE. Nevada, July 31st. WRITING SCHOOL. MRS. M. E. DUNBAR, On Tuesday Evening, Jaly 31st. Classes will meet on ~—~Phureda id Saturday Evenings of eacts Week, at 7% o’ % ferms, $5 50 per session of four weeks, inclupe py ES ven Specimens of Penmansh a at the Union Hotel. -Ladies and ntliemen are in to visit the School and examine the ' ceue teught. July 29th PAINTS, O1Ls, TURPENTINES, RING'S: &™ BR OSIA, WIZARD OIL, < scoel «bero¥ FOR SALE BY io woo ye By BUSSENIUS & CO, Movil 169 fen weer aan aK ttm “aud stable. GRADE KNOWN TO CHKONOMETRY,’ un. world. For this purpose we have the amplest # Suiferer’s Relief. , ae “4 i tnd _ TOWNE, & BACON, Book and Pevlileal . Blink Book Makers, m > Paper Rulers, lay Street, opp. Leidesdort SAN FRANCISCO, CAL ~ 536 fPHIS. FIRM ARE LARGE IMPORTER: of Paper, Printers’ Materials,Inks, &e,; -aud with the largest Printing Office in the Stan’ are able to du youd Work With dixpatch, at very low prices. Parties sending orders. from the Interior will be. served as faithfully as though personally present, Samples and price lists turnished: if desired, and work guaranteed to give satistaction. Agents for H. D. Wade's Inks, Sau Francisco, July 13th—tf£ a Store and House for sale—for $700, , lf applied for soon. '} HE Store is 22x50 feet, and the House égnnected contaiss 6. rooms—Parlor,.Pwo Bed Koome Sitting Koom, Dining Koom and Kitehen The orchard contains about 80 fruit trees, 7 years old. Also, a chicken house, cow huuse Excellent water, fiom a spring, is conveyed, in lead pipe, throughout the house and orchard ‘The above property ies one mile from thiscity. Further particulars enquite of WM. STONE, 33 Commercial Street. Jy% DR. W. GROVE DEAL, —OFFICE— ON BROAD STREET, Opposite Stumpf’s Hotel, next door to Lafayette Bakery, ~ Office Hours—From 9.to 12 0’clock,; from 1 to3 P. M., and from 6 to 9 P. Mr Nevada city, July 10th. DR. SCH WARZBACH, Pysician and Oculist,. ffice—Broad Street, near the Bridge. Office Hours—Fromi 8 to 10 A. M. and 12 to4P.M Nevada. July 3d. t DR. A, CHAPMAN, . Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Office—corner of Broad and Pine sts. I would ijaform’ my friends aud all wishing my services that I am prepared to attend those tavoring me with acallatany hour. Teeth after having become sensitive by exposure Of the nerve will be filled without causing pain. 4 WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at thie fice to be per formed in a more skilful manner, and bettar satisfaction giyen than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charge will be made. My charges are moderate, and to suit the time? I am permanently located in-thie — Residence ou Sacramento street, third house m'‘Temperance Hall Vulcanite Work promptly and neatly done at this office. THE “GEM” SALOOW. VAN ALSTINE & JENKIN, AVE OPENED the ‘Gem Saloon” on BROAD STREET, A few doors below Crawford, Leavitt & Co’s Store. If you want a *‘good square drink’’ or a Fine Cigar drop into the Gem and you’!1 get it. Lager Beer W holesale and Retail. BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL st if You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO RLAZR's : A. C. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Law ~ —OFFICE-— : Corner ofBroad & Pine streets... Nevada city PION EER ASSAY OFFICE. Established in 1853. samzs. }. orT, Office—28 Main Street, “Nevada City. OLD AND ORES of every description. Melted and Assayed. Correctness of Assays fully et Oatag Gece ia presence of depositors. jangt BANNER BROMHERS. ; Importers: of —— aecLlLotTtHINgeg ,# Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &e., &t» Cor, of Broad & Pine Streets, E™ Seasonable Guods received by every Nevada, July 18th. Xx vm. WANINGER &@. 00. FINE BRANDIES, WINES, LIQUORS GENERALLY, Nevada, Mayle = —_._—* lil om , Coraer i thy i= stiecavd ex? w (he a sm nd BURT a «be bbe day cirTy, =o PE Y Sb Oba Ne. -Poiaiass nacrtk Samee de ee" Office in Masonic dondérof Pind & Com pe Col copper for supi excelle of tuus péd bel ~~ 4s now! mine i taking of ore f sea abo excellet mentiot upon wi but the that goe part of done us tu go ah we belli will yet Rich aer min quartz 3 ledge ha superior Fock isi phurets, be wort! __ ton. TI pected, shows a Banner . in width. the best WHo cough pi city to schools . Ranch, 3 It has b euse wna be “play on whicel ily ia.the Socta Club: Ha at Tempe themen ¢ Inusigian their son, all who a THe l receutly « tinues to $50 per ed at Ps The ledg than it w Fire Fire Cow evening a semble al _Gymna Durand, : formers, ' tre this feats will the “Nia; side of th will be ds perferma OwrT on who was “day® since “Jury. upot day adwit Ah Yen is and other Wor Kee ~ ‘Rosse Fiat, was afternoon eral valu: Dr. weut " jinen coat nap. On hie purse The thief Tue M great nei county, sdorrilla’ quite as