August 10, 1869 (4 pages)

CK’S Franciece mehe of e Face. ippearance ON, . Basso. Pro. ra House, Hill Ve the ler the ‘di, GEORGE. DD, Jz. i. i Enterite 50 cts. , SIONS, Sy bg Keeney's . es. at which ix KSH FARM Furkeys, Corn, penx and a Groceng engaged: jaiutager jJOF ce tresh, and 68. liy are invi* ROOMS. * iD, the peopie of y that he has’ building. 1 times, the a & Eges, . Freits, la, &e. © had. at a next door to to keep oc . the Matwo, splendic corte. hopes, to reai AM, TIONBRIES. STERS, ery: nd everrthin onstantly on. rts of the city. EXUSs, { a ha . Store. wade City , , good supp/y 1) KIN BUTgr nUuiTe; PERS, © ta to receive [W. ¥ RGB Ahey appear in the Peace bse ed a dispatch announcing Cain’s departhands and said he was_going ta Elke answers received that the note had been _ the money with him to pay it,but wobld —Jobn Pryor and John Harris, natives “ee eat coed a eae ee Bhe Daily, Transerizt,. NEV VADs CITY, CALIFORNIA. “LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, ig PANTICULARS or CAIN’ 8 DeaTH.—A private letter received in this city from W: H. H. Coffman, gives full particu~ lars of the suicide of George W. Cain. It appeara that Coffman, having receivure, met him on the cars. Cain shook to see Sam. Batler, and would go back to Nevada the next day. Coffman showed him the dispatch about the balance due on the note, and Cain said he had paid the money, and offered to telegraph back to prove it. Cain said he had deposited the money in the] hotel safe. Dispatches were seit end paid; but that Cain had part of the money on deposit. He said he had not do so.as soon as le returned, and then telegraphed to parties to go his secur— ity. After.receiving answers that they would not he appeared depressed, and asked Coffman what he would do about it. Coffman replied that he did not know that he could do anything, but if he, Cain, was the man he took him to be, he. would come cut -— pay .it like a man. Coffman was then called away, and when he returned Cain was gone. Sup~ posing he had gote to the next station to take the freight train, Coffman got on and went to Elko, where he next morning received a dispatch announcing the finding of the body. The letter says: “It’appears he went to the river a half mile distant, where he was seen afterwards lying down and naked, by a man who supposed he had been bathing. The next morning,three men who went bathing found his clothing, and with them an envelope, ‘on the back of which was-written: “Tell‘Dr. Thomas of my, fate.” . Canse—tired of life,” and also a few lines requesting a gentleman in Nevada te 0. -his security, stating he would make. it all right.” His railroad ticket, which he had torn up, was for Promontory, and be only had $7,50 in money on his person. His body was found about one hundred yards below his, clothes and a handkerchief so tied on one hand as to Jead to the belief that he tied his hands together but freed one in hie struggling. Mr, Coffman atten-~ ded to his funeral and had been buried in the Curlin Cemetery. Letters upon-his person showed that he had a mother and father living in New London, Huron Co., Ohio, and that he was engaged to a lady in that place. He had-also several letters from Dr. Thomas, of San Francisco. The writer thinks that the young man had some greater:trouble than his debts, which caused him to take his own life. Frit THE Hovuse.—To-morrow night the celebrated-Murphy & Mack’s Minstrels, who have filled extended engagements in the cities and larger towns of.the State, will appear at the Theatre-in this city. ‘They have everywhere been greeted with crowded houses, and the characterof their per~ formances i6: proneuaced superior to that of.any troupe of minstrels who have before appeared in the mountains. The pames of the artists are separate but emphatic guarantees of the excellence of their entertainments. The orchestra .is under the direction of Schreiner. Reserved geats may be secured of W.H. Davidson, to-day. Fill the house. ° County CourT, August 9th——The indictment against Mary McNeil, for grand larceny, dismissed. The People vs. Bell Butler. Assault with intent to murder. Arraigned and given antil Monduy to plead. The People vs. Mary McNeil. For receiving ston gdods. Arraigned and given until Monday to plead. The.People vs. Ah Too. Same order. of England, were naturalized. . Cain's FUNERAL. —A dispatch to the Union says the funeral of George Cain took place on Friday, and was attended By = seiliagieuilies funeral of Mrs: stair (1 . Grass Valley.on last Saturdas, topk : place in that town yesterday afternoon. and other departments have every seat E,, wife of Dr. Simpson, who died in She wae highly esteemed by a large cire.e of acquaintances, and leaves four ¢hildren and a devoted husband to mourn her logs. May God tempos ‘the wind to the shorn jambs. ANOTHER ‘Senoon.— Every —depart“is 80 overcrowded that the Trustees have con~ cluded tostarta new departmentin Assembly Hall oa Monday next.’ Yesterday morning thirty new pupil entered. Miss Miller has now over 80 scholars occupied. The aggregate number in, the School now is e 403. , THe GRAND Tony —The Grand Jury -yeaterdas adjourned without finding any additional indictments. Mrs. Sandoz, the woman who was sent up from Grass Valley for examination on the] charge of firing the buildinga which were burned last week, was discharged the evidence being insufficient to wars rant her being held. Nick. Jennings: aliae Dick Turpin, and Jas. Ray were also discharged. oe CoMMENCED Practice.—Judge Niles room formerly occupied by. Kendall as a Justice’s Court, and is prepared to attend to any busirfess in the Courts of the State. The Jadge is woll known as alawyerin this, Sierra and Placer counties, and many of his old clients an office in Nevada. Tom, THUMB, ETc.—Tom. Thumb anc his party, consisting of his ‘wife, Com. Natt, Minnie Warren, carriage. ponies, etc., will be in this city to-day and give an afternoon and evening per‘formance at the Theatre. There will no doubt be a grand rush among little people as well as those more elevated to see these Liliputian wonders. Boanp oF SUPERVISoRS.—The Board met yesterday morning as a Boarg of Equalization. duced $1,500. Gazette allowed $449 for printing. Fred. Scharr, raised on water works at Trackee, $1,500. = LiFE ASsURANCE.—Don’t be deceived by the representations of agents but examine the conditions of the policy ‘before taking it. ‘There is only one Insurance Company that issues policies which recommend themselves toa min-§ ing community, and that is the North’ America Life Insurance Company, of New York. ‘These policies are not forfeited in case a man is compelled to change his business tothat of mining, blasting, running an engine or any North America it isa a purely mutual Life Insurance Company. 8. B. Davenport, of this city, is agent for Nevada, Placer and Sierra coanties. cnsepeeenrenenie sneer: seee unanenenenineeerens= —mmnanes B, M. PRESTON. J. A. PAIRCHILD. pare Deslers in Drags, : Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &c. aS as A new supply of ‘Toilet Articles just received. «A fine pair of ASSAY SCALES for sale cheap for casn. No. 43 Broad Street, Nevada. DISSOLUTION, YHE co-partnership car iaiiere exieting unsi der the firm uname of ‘Thompson, Buomhower & Co. in the ice business, been diasolved by mutnal cunseut. The business wiil be carried on 4s usual at the on stand, corner ‘of Main and Bonidér Streets, THOMPSUN J ROTHERS. Nevada, Jaly 2th. TAKE NOTICE. LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME are requested to call and settle Before the Ist day of September, as I purpose mak’ng a vi-it to the Eartabocing my absence ._ DR. wm. mcCORMICK, Of Grass Valley, will have charge of the counts ‘Hospital and attend to my. practice. I tak pleasare in recommending him aea good Phy. sician and worthy ofall cuntidence. 7¢ ‘RR. Mi. HUNT, M. D. by a large‘concourse of people. -FRUIT BRANR, Stel bse Has never yet been equalled. Wherever the SINGER MACHINE has.come in competition with others it has invariably carried off the first premium, and better atill, the sales of the SINGER ontnamber by thousands all others. Searls has opened a law office in the }will be glad to learn that he has opened Alderman & Sanford, mortgage reSPENCE & CO.,—. that wme and wish to close all accounts. Dur 4 a [NDIDATES! —— 3Atte THE Ist. pay or SEPT, THE story will be tol e JULIUS GREENWALD HAS “THE LARGEST ANDBEST -SELECTED STOCK OF CIGARS — “AND ~ TOBACCO He has also on hand che ihe ba ' GENUINE IMPORTED FIGARO & CABANA CIGARS . TOBACCO, the best assortment ever brought here, such as NEPTUNE, eas Oa : MARYS OWN, . PEACH BLOSSOM, ee &o. &e. &e. SEL s 12 lb. hard pues. Atlantic Cahle, —_ Lester’s Fig and Rough & Ready Twist—the best over brought to thie market. “Navy, of every description, And all other brands of CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO, Too numerous too mention. Consumers will save money by buying their TuUBaCCO in large quancit es, gy Ryo, a tarige:« selection of Meerschaam Pipes, RX L Pocket Knives, Playing Cards, Monte & Faro Cards, Matches, Pipes, . &c, &c, Which he will eell at a small advance on San . . Francisco Cost. JULIUS GREENWALD, BROAD STREET NEVADA OITY. ini wt Sacramento and Calistoga, Vie VALLEJO, ON and after April bth, 1869, Steamer New World will leave her berth at FRONT STKEET WHARF, corner of Val ejo St., SAN FRANCISCO, at 7a M.and4p. m., for Aaa connecting with Express Trains on e California Pacific Railroad, For Suisun, Vaca, Dixon, Davieville and Saca Also with the Express Trains of }NAPA VALLEY RAILROAD, For Soscol, Napa City, Yountville and Calisconnect at Napa for Sonoma, Santa Roea and Petaluma,and at ee for Hote burg, Cloverdale, Be yd Springs, &. va connect at Davis for Wavdland “a Knight’s Landing. Retarning— Trains leave Sacramenta eae ingtou) atti a. mM, and 4 P. m., and Calietaga at 7A. M. and? Pp. mM. New World leaves Vallejo for San Francisco at9a. m. and 6 Pp. M.,or on arrival of Trains from Sacramento and Calistoga. at Vallejo by all Close connection made at Trains with Steamer. Passengers go through direct each way he-. tween Sacramento «nd Lawes by both the Morning and Kvening Trains. seid and age checked to any point on either line. : ae D.C. HASKIN. $15 Buy the Best. $15 Sent by Express, Caeh on Delivery. THE GENUINE OROIDE GOLD WATomEs. Improved and inanafactared by us are all the beet make, Hunting « ases, finely chased and beaatifally enamelled, Pateat and Detached Levers, fall jeweled, ‘and every watch perfectly regulated and adjusted, and guaranteed’ by the company, to keep correct time, and wear and not tarnish, but reiain an appearance eqaal to solid guid as long as Worn, Theee celebrated watches we are now sending out by mail and e»press, C. Vv. D. any where within the United States and Conadas at the regular wholesale price, payable on delivery. No money is required in adyance as we prefer that all ehould-receive and.se¢ tne gouds bef re paying for them. Asingle watch to any address, $15. A CLUS OF SIX, with an EXTRA WATCH te the Agent sen SEVEN WATCHLS FUR 890. Also. asuperb lot of most elegant Oroide Chains, of the latest and most costly styles and paterns.for Ladies and Gentlemen's wear, trom 10 to 40 inches ia length, at prices of $2, , 86. and £8 = poh co ae with wach at the regular wholesale prices : DESCRIBE THE WATCH, KEQUIRED, whether Ladies or Gentlemen’s eize, aud address your orders and letters to . The OROIDE WATCHCO., . evade, Acenet 4th. 5629 _ 148 Fulton Stréet, New York TASTEFUL MACHINE, EVER o¥ptken . ee-rurenase the Si SINGER eae wee “In Nevada ada County, __}._er attempted upon any ee ‘ear Our Embroidery Attachment Tajlors, “ Work and Garriage Trimmers, fore purchasing elsewhere, be sare to examine our NEW FAMILY MACHINE or send fora Circalar to the July 17th, 1869. ANSON W. LESTER. Cee, CROCKERY, of Charge. un the Club, $90, making . SINGER'S” e ee NE ve ss FAMILY MACHINE ye ol po : S THE MOST SIMPLE, TOES AND. TO THE Uk PUBLIC 1 a ei i oateotiac tressnent rank ‘the-very first of the. =. PRIVATE DISEa can accomplish a variety of work nev>~ Hus taken the” ‘Ladies by surprise, ° The Ménufacturing Machines for Shoemakers, : Harness ‘We oeivaines perfect satisfaction and beSinger Manufacturing Co, 139 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, {. 8 ein Byppilia «: ont its. inten Ed. Goldsmith, Agent; Nevada City. AVOTIN W. LECTER : Deslere in Provisions, es “Case Goods, LIQUORS, Ke, UC. mee Goode delivered a reasonable distance: Free THE BEST FURNITURE *TO BE FOUND Thie side of San Francieco — ‘ the Store of : J. K. JOHNSTON, Broad street, National K» change Hate) Build-. ept at ine. Nevada city. eae Bedsteads, ssaeil * wables, Sofas, cvincagraeen il REPAIRING Dane at the shortest notice. or Call and examine the Stock.}.c4 Nevada, May 27th. __ FIRE BOY'S SA4L00N, . . BROAD STREET.. «+. NEVADA CITY &. Proprietor. Successor to G. v. Schmittburg. Wines, Lignors and Cigars, Lager Beer, b: the Gallon, Quart or Glaew. Walk in Gentle men, and take a drink. 113 CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD, NHANGE OF TIME. “i. —Bastward— Express Train leaves Sacramento daily at 6:30 a. w.; arrives at Junction 7:40 a. m.; Colfax, 9;40 A. &.; Reno, 405 P. M.; Wadsworth, 6.10 P, Ss Carlin 7.50 A. x3 E)ko, 93574, M: Promontory, 10.00 P. M.: Umaha. 8 10 P. u.: Chicago 4.15 P. M.: New York, 6:30 a. m. RETURNI\ G—Express Train leaves Promqoneey daily 4:10 P m; arrives Janction 12.W , Sacramento 1. 20 P. x. a THROUGH TIMn GOING EAST—Frem Sacramento to Omaha, 4days and 7 hours ; to cuneage, 5 days and 7 honre; to New York seywo "TRAINS DAILY, (Sundays excepted) leave Sacramento 6:40 a. mM. and 2p. M.; arrive Junction 7404 uw. and 3:15 P. uw; Maryaville 90a M and 5 30 F m. Leave Maryavi le 5:40. A. M. and10104. m.: arrive Junction 7:20 a. a. me fig 30 P m.; Sacramento 10:00 a. m. and 1:20 P. THROUGH FARE REDUCED—From San San Francise or Sacramento to Omabs a onrrvency) $111 00; to St. Loute, $131 00, Chi cago $180 to New York, $150 0u; to Boston, 153 a” SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES are run daily from Sacramento to Promontory. Double Lower Berth.$5 00; Double Upper Herth, $5.00; Ktate Rooms $1200, Douple Berths accommodate two persons; Kooms four persons. CHILURE. notover Twelve (12) years of aoa Bah Fare; uudér Five (6) yeare o! Age, r 100 POUNDS OF BAGGAGE (per adult passenger) Free. 60 Pounds Baygage (per child between 5 und 12 Years of age, Free.) EX!1RA BAGGAGKH (over ee ) between Sacramento and «maha (currenc per i190 pounds. C, ChOv KBR, Gen’! bay’ t Aug. Sib, 1869. S = State MAJOR JACK DOWNING'S SALOON! PINE STREET, TEXT door to the corner of Ercac Street, is supplied with the fuest of ‘ Brandy, Whisky, Beer, Ale, on sample, Cigars, &c. &¢. —{-Crippler, the aiotic, the Paralytic. the ASES _ In Males, and Irreguiariti Females great destroyers 01 Berita ja Fem tally attack the eystem,’ and ley unde; and vigor from the frame; t diseased ( Hspring, and poi eu costive: getetanoe, the the “oe en e4-4 marks can be seen in wero'uine Os ConvusiBon There 18 no more terrivie scour rie tp heb man race than those diseases. arn i contamiyation Veneriai Poison. ty ttle forms, by retreating to — Breve y over the one afiticved, dat bald es have been treated with that. ERAL POIDSUN, are not has only aseumed a new form.» Do NoT BR SATISFIED WITH Pieihitinn That leaves the poison to crawl through* (ey a tem, eating its w: gas beneath ine ay lato the tienes rant th theteran this vis ra i e the effecis of ape gy Ww per CURES ean be obtained micas a inns Bs the U AR¥ ORGANS, ee at once Ube cause 2 of: SANG ante < piety tion that is liable at ismnestt wo ring biigh —to utterly destroy—all ear’ hopte, F Mb kCURY, as Uiemost PATA MVICAL ENEMY to man, ni abe the Veneaial, doubles hie ure. Theoe he, ie and numer : rf traces of that: in the discharge of thé Mesa prinelp eof exialence in yugturual aud dinrnal eines mere Cessation oF ibe Causes i appestancs. Martiage, that boly office, the safege pe ul poarpotey myn such a ¢ fo hope sies OCs py Ae of che Oue W 0”. rd Pa ede ot ber happiness, is re te sib ahah evil and ax tunocent companion of. his poniehment, He. adds to his misery aud disorder until eee: i aves him. Mei ged ‘18 DO rescue = per aud skiliul ¢ Consult at once, & physician 4 hon: fon preees careful reseurch enh 94 ite ry vices, thatdreadtul faecin table habit, which fille Shousands of si: with paralytics alld ie an tiy : dreds uf Pot aaainely gra’ ih it viciime, bse es nu ove with ou delay, one WhO W bie ; ' feriugs. To euch the Lucker ould eepeciall: recoujmend himeell, png te ome i guurantees ot a F ee as witbuut Hindrance ce Sueuews Do not forget the address, Bee below. IMPOn rant? Tu THE) LADIES, . ~ When a female is in trauble icted. divease, dud requires medi aad pith tendance, the. enquir, there & physician bed ng iu 8 y 4 chee ol the com eitete't i freien alin ad rpete qdiremen pooh Way and by of ‘ wreseane eos Hrotear iene, trics.a qua is nod Fenty quuiitied to aidthiccs be iat nase atta oo acest as BC years of etudy aud practice—both -in: ad ude the gaguell , tO save mre the signing. Therefore imifies cau Felg v om as upon a faiter, Allin affliction can find .: him une who can feel aud ay <Wates, aud betriéhd them In OF ten in Wiitline* gecresy the nimost confidence can be ene fabsee ed by Letter or Other wise) ‘uke ott LOE ftunaTeD FRMALE REMEDIES, . EN 9 Cory from the privgte prescripiionso — ouLg, bAYe LOW GOtAled & Most exten os vopeleriits and are Steels viewed to be the sa&est qud syrest~ tomato, Sw eine for which they afe app wee md testimonials of their efficacy, eclare 9 tu De preeminently superior w gir action. NO Jady ebould be without there Henovating Agents. None genuiie unless proeyred at this vilice. Sent by Mau or Express to aay party tue State. GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE The Greatest Discovery-ot tuis or cny other Age. PREVEN1IVE PowDeRs FTR Makuisy Lapies, These Powders will be found of essenti vaiue Wo those Whore means, bealib oF other circowstauces de Ol permit Liem Lo incresac the uuamber 0; thew tetaily without isconverieuce, suffering aud porhapsrick of lile. Tie Preparation is new, suv, tulalibie, Copvenions 4d simple, sud calinot tujare the bealtb, ‘ner use shuuld oe “voided at Cértain times Price $10 a bux. dent Gany part ol the coast UE tuXpsesr add. eceed to meee” Badd. #, JOS6ELYN,'M, D. PRENCH LUNAR OK FEMALE MONTHLY FALLLa=. Price 29. : ilencitutina vy the Medical Fraternity'te be the vaiy sue, Guid and efiicaciuus remedy. to be depended on im lupy siundiug Cases of funcuens uf uature, the we; wut whick feipule nape sei reer BENS. F. JOSSELYN; MeDe No: The friends of ‘Major Jaek”’ and the publi generally are invited 1o come and “take 4 nip. dy Suceumento Bt. pear Mouiyumer),. vation, the pos of = moet terfi. e and desir + 0 ee Weakness—wae ce oe 4 -. ing me rete . ib Crit aera ‘au-. :ug him 5 5 Come Aree byt eer 8 ‘ grave. bet him who ee hie life out telief, “ i aug peas + . Taeon, t : perteclly saletram suspiciug, ~ Memit by Mail suppreesiun, irteguiarity, or etopplug of the ~ ? Lhe souree of euch depeely effects ; he oda

CK’S Franciece mehe of e Face. ippearance ON, . Basso. Pro. ra House, Hill Ve the ler the ‘di, GEORGE. DD, Jz. i. i Enterite 50 cts. , SIONS, Sy bg Keeney's . es. at which ix KSH FARM Furkeys, Corn, penx and a Groceng engaged: jaiutager jJOF ce tresh, and 68. liy are invi* ROOMS. * iD, the peopie of y that he has’ building. 1 times, the a & Eges, . Freits, la, &e. © had. at a next door to to keep oc . the Matwo, splendic corte. hopes, to reai AM, TIONBRIES. STERS, ery: nd everrthin onstantly on. rts of the city. EXUSs, { a ha . Store. wade City , , good supp/y 1) KIN BUTgr nUuiTe; PERS, © ta to receive [W. ¥ RGB Ahey appear in the Peace bse ed a dispatch announcing Cain’s departhands and said he was_going ta Elke answers received that the note had been _ the money with him to pay it,but wobld —Jobn Pryor and John Harris, natives “ee eat coed a eae ee Bhe Daily, Transerizt,. NEV VADs CITY, CALIFORNIA. “LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, ig PANTICULARS or CAIN’ 8 DeaTH.—A private letter received in this city from W: H. H. Coffman, gives full particu~ lars of the suicide of George W. Cain. It appeara that Coffman, having receivure, met him on the cars. Cain shook to see Sam. Batler, and would go back to Nevada the next day. Coffman showed him the dispatch about the balance due on the note, and Cain said he had paid the money, and offered to telegraph back to prove it. Cain said he had deposited the money in the] hotel safe. Dispatches were seit end paid; but that Cain had part of the money on deposit. He said he had not do so.as soon as le returned, and then telegraphed to parties to go his secur— ity. After.receiving answers that they would not he appeared depressed, and asked Coffman what he would do about it. Coffman replied that he did not know that he could do anything, but if he, Cain, was the man he took him to be, he. would come cut -— pay .it like a man. Coffman was then called away, and when he returned Cain was gone. Sup~ posing he had gote to the next station to take the freight train, Coffman got on and went to Elko, where he next morning received a dispatch announcing the finding of the body. The letter says: “It’appears he went to the river a half mile distant, where he was seen afterwards lying down and naked, by a man who supposed he had been bathing. The next morning,three men who went bathing found his clothing, and with them an envelope, ‘on the back of which was-written: “Tell‘Dr. Thomas of my, fate.” . Canse—tired of life,” and also a few lines requesting a gentleman in Nevada te 0. -his security, stating he would make. it all right.” His railroad ticket, which he had torn up, was for Promontory, and be only had $7,50 in money on his person. His body was found about one hundred yards below his, clothes and a handkerchief so tied on one hand as to Jead to the belief that he tied his hands together but freed one in hie struggling. Mr, Coffman atten-~ ded to his funeral and had been buried in the Curlin Cemetery. Letters upon-his person showed that he had a mother and father living in New London, Huron Co., Ohio, and that he was engaged to a lady in that place. He had-also several letters from Dr. Thomas, of San Francisco. The writer thinks that the young man had some greater:trouble than his debts, which caused him to take his own life. Frit THE Hovuse.—To-morrow night the celebrated-Murphy & Mack’s Minstrels, who have filled extended engagements in the cities and larger towns of.the State, will appear at the Theatre-in this city. ‘They have everywhere been greeted with crowded houses, and the characterof their per~ formances i6: proneuaced superior to that of.any troupe of minstrels who have before appeared in the mountains. The pames of the artists are separate but emphatic guarantees of the excellence of their entertainments. The orchestra .is under the direction of Schreiner. Reserved geats may be secured of W.H. Davidson, to-day. Fill the house. ° County CourT, August 9th——The indictment against Mary McNeil, for grand larceny, dismissed. The People vs. Bell Butler. Assault with intent to murder. Arraigned and given antil Monduy to plead. The People vs. Mary McNeil. For receiving ston gdods. Arraigned and given until Monday to plead. The.People vs. Ah Too. Same order. of England, were naturalized. . Cain's FUNERAL. —A dispatch to the Union says the funeral of George Cain took place on Friday, and was attended By = seiliagieuilies funeral of Mrs: stair (1 . Grass Valley.on last Saturdas, topk : place in that town yesterday afternoon. and other departments have every seat E,, wife of Dr. Simpson, who died in She wae highly esteemed by a large cire.e of acquaintances, and leaves four ¢hildren and a devoted husband to mourn her logs. May God tempos ‘the wind to the shorn jambs. ANOTHER ‘Senoon.— Every —depart“is 80 overcrowded that the Trustees have con~ cluded tostarta new departmentin Assembly Hall oa Monday next.’ Yesterday morning thirty new pupil entered. Miss Miller has now over 80 scholars occupied. The aggregate number in, the School now is e 403. , THe GRAND Tony —The Grand Jury -yeaterdas adjourned without finding any additional indictments. Mrs. Sandoz, the woman who was sent up from Grass Valley for examination on the] charge of firing the buildinga which were burned last week, was discharged the evidence being insufficient to wars rant her being held. Nick. Jennings: aliae Dick Turpin, and Jas. Ray were also discharged. oe CoMMENCED Practice.—Judge Niles room formerly occupied by. Kendall as a Justice’s Court, and is prepared to attend to any busirfess in the Courts of the State. The Jadge is woll known as alawyerin this, Sierra and Placer counties, and many of his old clients an office in Nevada. Tom, THUMB, ETc.—Tom. Thumb anc his party, consisting of his ‘wife, Com. Natt, Minnie Warren, carriage. ponies, etc., will be in this city to-day and give an afternoon and evening per‘formance at the Theatre. There will no doubt be a grand rush among little people as well as those more elevated to see these Liliputian wonders. Boanp oF SUPERVISoRS.—The Board met yesterday morning as a Boarg of Equalization. duced $1,500. Gazette allowed $449 for printing. Fred. Scharr, raised on water works at Trackee, $1,500. = LiFE ASsURANCE.—Don’t be deceived by the representations of agents but examine the conditions of the policy ‘before taking it. ‘There is only one Insurance Company that issues policies which recommend themselves toa min-§ ing community, and that is the North’ America Life Insurance Company, of New York. ‘These policies are not forfeited in case a man is compelled to change his business tothat of mining, blasting, running an engine or any North America it isa a purely mutual Life Insurance Company. 8. B. Davenport, of this city, is agent for Nevada, Placer and Sierra coanties. cnsepeeenrenenie sneer: seee unanenenenineeerens= —mmnanes B, M. PRESTON. J. A. PAIRCHILD. pare Deslers in Drags, : Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &c. aS as A new supply of ‘Toilet Articles just received. «A fine pair of ASSAY SCALES for sale cheap for casn. No. 43 Broad Street, Nevada. DISSOLUTION, YHE co-partnership car iaiiere exieting unsi der the firm uname of ‘Thompson, Buomhower & Co. in the ice business, been diasolved by mutnal cunseut. The business wiil be carried on 4s usual at the on stand, corner ‘of Main and Bonidér Streets, THOMPSUN J ROTHERS. Nevada, Jaly 2th. TAKE NOTICE. LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME are requested to call and settle Before the Ist day of September, as I purpose mak’ng a vi-it to the Eartabocing my absence ._ DR. wm. mcCORMICK, Of Grass Valley, will have charge of the counts ‘Hospital and attend to my. practice. I tak pleasare in recommending him aea good Phy. sician and worthy ofall cuntidence. 7¢ ‘RR. Mi. HUNT, M. D. by a large‘concourse of people. -FRUIT BRANR, Stel bse Has never yet been equalled. Wherever the SINGER MACHINE has.come in competition with others it has invariably carried off the first premium, and better atill, the sales of the SINGER ontnamber by thousands all others. Searls has opened a law office in the }will be glad to learn that he has opened Alderman & Sanford, mortgage reSPENCE & CO.,—.. that wme and wish to close all accounts. Dur 4 a [NDIDATES! —— 3Atte THE Ist. pay or SEPT, THE story will be tol e JULIUS GREENWALD HAS “THE LARGEST ANDBEST -SELECTED STOCK OF CIGARS — “AND ~ TOBACCO He has also on hand che ihe ba ' GENUINE IMPORTED FIGARO & CABANA CIGARS . TOBACCO, the best assortment ever brought here, such as NEPTUNE, eas Oa : MARYS OWN, . PEACH BLOSSOM, ee &o. &e. &e. SEL s 12 lb. hard pues. Atlantic Cahle, —_ Lester’s Fig and Rough & Ready Twist—the best over brought to thie market. “Navy, of every description, And all other brands of CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO, Too numerous too mention. Consumers will save money by buying their TuUBaCCO in large quancit es, gy Ryo, a tarige:« selection of Meerschaam Pipes, RX L Pocket Knives, Playing Cards, Monte & Faro Cards, Matches, Pipes, . &c, &c, Which he will eell at a small advance on San . . Francisco Cost. JULIUS GREENWALD, BROAD STREET

NEVADA OITY. ini wt Sacramento and Calistoga, Vie VALLEJO, ON and after April bth, 1869, Steamer New World will leave her berth at FRONT STKEET WHARF, corner of Val ejo St., SAN FRANCISCO, at 7a M.and4p. m., for Aaa connecting with Express Trains on e California Pacific Railroad, For Suisun, Vaca, Dixon, Davieville and Saca Also with the Express Trains of }NAPA VALLEY RAILROAD, For Soscol, Napa City, Yountville and Calisconnect at Napa for Sonoma, Santa Roea and Petaluma,and at ee for Hote burg, Cloverdale, Be yd Springs, &. va connect at Davis for Wavdland “a Knight’s Landing. Retarning— Trains leave Sacramenta eae ingtou) atti a. mM, and 4 P. m., and Calietaga at 7A. M. and? Pp. mM. New World leaves Vallejo for San Francisco at9a. m. and 6 Pp. M.,or on arrival of Trains from Sacramento and Calistoga. at Vallejo by all Close connection made at Trains with Steamer. Passengers go through direct each way he-. tween Sacramento «nd Lawes by both the Morning and Kvening Trains. seid and age checked to any point on either line. : ae D.C. HASKIN. $15 Buy the Best. $15 Sent by Express, Caeh on Delivery. THE GENUINE OROIDE GOLD WATomEs. Improved and inanafactared by us are all the beet make, Hunting « ases, finely chased and beaatifally enamelled, Pateat and Detached Levers, fall jeweled, ‘and every watch perfectly regulated and adjusted, and guaranteed’ by the company, to keep correct time, and wear and not tarnish, but reiain an appearance eqaal to solid guid as long as Worn, Theee celebrated watches we are now sending out by mail and e»press, C. Vv. D. any where within the United States and Conadas at the regular wholesale price, payable on delivery. No money is required in adyance as we prefer that all ehould-receive and.se¢ tne gouds bef re paying for them. Asingle watch to any address, $15. A CLUS OF SIX, with an EXTRA WATCH te the Agent sen SEVEN WATCHLS FUR 890. Also. asuperb lot of most elegant Oroide Chains, of the latest and most costly styles and paterns.for Ladies and Gentlemen's wear, trom 10 to 40 inches ia length, at prices of $2, , 86. and £8 = poh co ae with wach at the regular wholesale prices : DESCRIBE THE WATCH, KEQUIRED, whether Ladies or Gentlemen’s eize, aud address your orders and letters to . The OROIDE WATCHCO., . evade, Acenet 4th. 5629 _ 148 Fulton Stréet, New York TASTEFUL MACHINE, EVER o¥ptken . ee-rurenase the Si SINGER eae wee “In Nevada ada County, __}._er attempted upon any ee ‘ear Our Embroidery Attachment Tajlors, “ Work and Garriage Trimmers, fore purchasing elsewhere, be sare to examine our NEW FAMILY MACHINE or send fora Circalar to the July 17th, 1869. ANSON W. LESTER. Cee, CROCKERY, of Charge. un the Club, $90, making . SINGER'S” e ee NE ve ss FAMILY MACHINE ye ol po : S THE MOST SIMPLE, TOES AND. TO THE Uk PUBLIC 1 a ei i oateotiac tressnent rank ‘the-very first of the. =. PRIVATE DISEa can accomplish a variety of work nev>~ Hus taken the” ‘Ladies by surprise, ° The Ménufacturing Machines for Shoemakers, : Harness ‘We oeivaines perfect satisfaction and beSinger Manufacturing Co, 139 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, {. 8 ein Byppilia «: ont its. inten Ed. Goldsmith, Agent; Nevada City. AVOTIN W. LECTER : Deslere in Provisions, es “Case Goods, LIQUORS, Ke, UC. mee Goode delivered a reasonable distance: Free THE BEST FURNITURE *TO BE FOUND Thie side of San Francieco — ‘ the Store of : J. K. JOHNSTON, Broad street, National K» change Hate) Build-. ept at ine. Nevada city. eae Bedsteads, ssaeil * wables, Sofas, cvincagraeen il REPAIRING Dane at the shortest notice. or Call and examine the Stock.}.c4 Nevada, May 27th. __ FIRE BOY'S SA4L00N, . . BROAD STREET.... «+. NEVADA CITY &. Proprietor. Successor to G. v. Schmittburg. Wines, Lignors and Cigars, Lager Beer, b: the Gallon, Quart or Glaew. Walk in Gentle men, and take a drink. 113 CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD, NHANGE OF TIME. “i. —Bastward— Express Train leaves Sacramento daily at 6:30 a. w.; arrives at Junction 7:40 a. m.; Colfax, 9;40 A. &.; Reno, 405 P. M.; Wadsworth, 6.10 P, Ss Carlin 7.50 A. x3 E)ko, 93574, M: Promontory, 10.00 P. M.: Umaha. 8 10 P. u.: Chicago 4.15 P. M.: New York, 6:30 a. m. RETURNI\ G—Express Train leaves Promqoneey daily 4:10 P m; arrives Janction 12.W , Sacramento 1. 20 P. x. a THROUGH TIMn GOING EAST—Frem Sacramento to Omaha, 4days and 7 hours ; to cuneage, 5 days and 7 honre; to New York seywo "TRAINS DAILY, (Sundays excepted) leave Sacramento 6:40 a. mM. and 2p. M.; arrive Junction 7404 uw. and 3:15 P. uw; Maryaville 90a M and 5 30 F m. Leave Maryavi le 5:40. A. M. and10104. m.: arrive Junction 7:20 a. a. me fig 30 P m.; Sacramento 10:00 a. m. and 1:20 P. THROUGH FARE REDUCED—From San San Francise or Sacramento to Omabs a onrrvency) $111 00; to St. Loute, $131 00, Chi cago $180 to New York, $150 0u; to Boston, 153 a” SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES are run daily from Sacramento to Promontory. Double Lower Berth.$5 00; Double Upper Herth, $5.00; Ktate Rooms $1200, Douple Berths accommodate two persons; Kooms four persons. CHILURE. notover Twelve (12) years of aoa Bah Fare; uudér Five (6) yeare o! Age, r 100 POUNDS OF BAGGAGE (per adult passenger) Free. 60 Pounds Baygage (per child between 5 und 12 Years of age, Free.) EX!1RA BAGGAGKH (over ee ) between Sacramento and «maha (currenc per i190 pounds. C, ChOv KBR, Gen’! bay’ t Aug. Sib, 1869. S = State MAJOR JACK DOWNING'S SALOON! PINE STREET, TEXT door to the corner of Ercac Street, is supplied with the fuest of ‘ Brandy, Whisky, Beer, Ale, on sample, Cigars, &c. &¢. —{-Crippler, the aiotic, the Paralytic. the ASES _ In Males, and Irreguiariti Females great destroyers 01 Berita ja Fem tally attack the eystem,’ and ley unde; and vigor from the frame; t diseased ( Hspring, and poi eu costive: getetanoe, the the “oe en e4-4 marks can be seen in wero'uine Os ConvusiBon There 18 no more terrivie scour rie tp heb man race than those diseases. arn i contamiyation Veneriai Poison. ty ttle forms, by retreating to — Breve y over the one afiticved, dat bald es have been treated with that. ERAL POIDSUN, are not has only aseumed a new form.» Do NoT BR SATISFIED WITH Pieihitinn That leaves the poison to crawl through* (ey a tem, eating its w: gas beneath ine ay lato the tienes rant th theteran this vis ra i e the effecis of ape gy Ww per CURES ean be obtained micas a inns Bs the U AR¥ ORGANS, ee at once Ube cause 2 of: SANG ante < piety tion that is liable at ismnestt wo ring biigh —to utterly destroy—all ear’ hopte, F Mb kCURY, as Uiemost PATA MVICAL ENEMY to man, ni abe the Veneaial, doubles hie ure. Theoe he, ie and numer : rf traces of that: in the discharge of thé Mesa prinelp eof exialence in yugturual aud dinrnal eines mere Cessation oF ibe Causes i appestancs. Martiage, that boly office, the safege pe ul poarpotey myn such a ¢ fo hope sies OCs py Ae of che Oue W 0”. rd Pa ede ot ber happiness, is re te sib ahah evil and ax tunocent companion of. his poniehment, He. adds to his misery aud disorder until eee: i aves him. Mei ged ‘18 DO rescue = per aud skiliul ¢ Consult at once, & physician 4 hon: fon preees careful reseurch enh 94 ite ry vices, thatdreadtul faecin table habit, which fille Shousands of si: with paralytics alld ie an tiy : dreds uf Pot aaainely gra’ ih it viciime, bse es nu ove with ou delay, one WhO W bie ; ' feriugs. To euch the Lucker ould eepeciall: recoujmend himeell, png te ome i guurantees ot a F ee as witbuut Hindrance ce Sueuews Do not forget the address, Bee below. IMPOn rant? Tu THE) LADIES, . ~ When a female is in trauble icted. divease, dud requires medi aad pith tendance, the. enquir, there & physician bed ng iu 8 y 4 chee ol the com eitete't i freien alin ad rpete qdiremen pooh Way and by of ‘ wreseane eos Hrotear iene, trics.a qua is nod Fenty quuiitied to aidthiccs be iat nase atta oo acest as BC years of etudy aud practice—both -in: ad ude the gaguell , tO save mre the signing. Therefore imifies cau Felg v om as upon a faiter, Allin affliction can find .: him une who can feel aud ay <Wates, aud betriéhd them In OF ten in Wiitline* gecresy the nimost confidence can be ene fabsee ed by Letter or Other wise) ‘uke ott LOE ftunaTeD FRMALE REMEDIES, . EN 9 Cory from the privgte prescripiionso — ouLg, bAYe LOW GOtAled & Most exten os vopeleriits and are Steels viewed to be the sa&est qud syrest~ tomato, Sw eine for which they afe app wee md testimonials of their efficacy, eclare 9 tu De preeminently superior w gir action. NO Jady ebould be without there Henovating Agents. None genuiie unless proeyred at this vilice. Sent by Mau or Express to aay party tue State. GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE The Greatest Discovery-ot tuis or cny other Age. PREVEN1IVE PowDeRs FTR Makuisy Lapies, These Powders will be found of essenti vaiue Wo those Whore means, bealib oF other circowstauces de Ol permit Liem Lo incresac the uuamber 0; thew tetaily without isconverieuce, suffering aud porhapsrick of lile. Tie Preparation is new, suv, tulalibie, Copvenions 4d simple, sud calinot tujare the bealtb, ‘ner use shuuld oe “voided at Cértain times Price $10 a bux. dent Gany part ol the coast UE tuXpsesr add. eceed to meee” Badd. #, JOS6ELYN,'M, D. PRENCH LUNAR OK FEMALE MONTHLY FALLLa=. Price 29. : ilencitutina vy the Medical Fraternity'te be the vaiy sue, Guid and efiicaciuus remedy. to be depended on im lupy siundiug Cases of funcuens uf uature, the we; wut whick feipule nape sei reer BENS. F. JOSSELYN; MeDe No: The friends of ‘Major Jaek”’ and the publi generally are invited 1o come and “take 4 nip. dy Suceumento Bt. pear Mouiyumer),. vation, the pos of = moet terfi. e and desir + 0 ee Weakness—wae ce oe 4 -. ing me rete . ib Crit aera ‘au-. :ug him 5 5 Come Aree byt eer 8 ‘ grave. bet him who ee hie life out telief, “ i aug peas + . Taeon, t : perteclly saletram suspiciug, ~ Memit by Mail suppreesiun, irteguiarity, or etopplug of the ~ ? Lhe souree of euch depeely effects ; he oda