August 2, 1867 (4 pages)

Will be devuion ~is hereby HUCt such ei) whether — spe Pian Sai i the" Ween: tleimen ;~Op instant, noti“ te oh tor Y tO sabmit Man of your ‘or ue. ¥ sylnpaeen ot your and thaint:. Our siimers (ie, We have i 10 Bee yur LY ab object, A'% 8d, y Compa woe’ + ‘Plate Ch, . aud * Co Ot $2 5 liga as 2 Val i rvide, N J., idea tor ‘the ling Urphan ® Who gave intry—w nich lendiess aud Beans The voke & Uv,, Lustitation, rney, Siasy Se ae a oft are sulWith ali, © >? No, ¥, Saved !;> , 50 each Yar3°? No, hips? No, uterview ib: No. 7, fashers,” 7? 24x36, F THIs ’ ae 000, one t $10a umber ‘of ~ ) Pianos, bh. to the . 3. worth 2. Gold hereafter C) ; inian ‘Were about taking .a drink. in the body.” "basin ich fin gold) which when opened : be entirely well.” Bs PRT as Be 134 + Peer a oh ‘Silat peat! wit Loce, is MN IsiGh ef? seceeapol _ Homremms sre BKK: JpAN.—On Wid. . . pear night, about. 9. o'clock; Daniel Chonan! wad! killed "Wt North San Juan by aanannemed . ‘Sam Hart. dy gives us'the following panticuan of] the shooting: (Craman,,.andsndtherSan Juan hotel, , When. Mr. Benjamin, whe is.a Welchami, camé ins “C said, “Benjamin, I want to speak to you.” The party addressed, ‘said -— “You do,» do you?’»and Crunan re‘plied, “Yes,” Immediately after a shet was heard, and both the parties ran out of the door. : Granaii7fan about two hundred” feet, When he was caught by Constable Hucking, who, thought he fired.the shot. , Hesaia “I did. not shoot . they shot me,”-and falling, expired in‘a few moments. «Officer Ross" pursaed and arrested Benjamin. The shot was fired from a revolver, and the ball en. tered Crunan’s left side, passing through the ‘héart,” and’ entirely through his It 4s ‘stated ‘that deceased has been visiting a daughter of Benjamin's aged “about seventeen’ years, and the parties were engaged) bat for some reason, the; mateh ; was broken off; and he was, forbidden the house. It is stated that Crunan afterward’ visited the house and ‘aBtised “ Mrs. “Belijamin, and. he “struck: the girl. ‘ence on the street. It is also stated that. he circulated reports relative to a criminal intercouse between himself and the girl, after he was disdiscarded. There are those, however, who-take the: side of Crunan, and’ express the opinion’ that he was badly treated. If the statements are ‘pines and . the deceased did circulate such reports, and:did abuse the gin by st#iking“her,; popular opinion tt, ustify, the father for takin ote life ‘tie Coroner’s a found’ ‘Cranan Was killed’ without provocation. NEW. Scuoor, » House.—We under ‘stand the Trustees of North Bloomfield District, haved ined to erect a comfortable school building for the accom. medation of the ‘children of that District. Bloomfield has a large gravel ~ wit yield largely, and furnish employ. ined to have ample school aceommodat for the little ones, The monéy for the new building has been raised for the most’ ‘part by subscription. se ~ ’Coxdriion OF ; Mn Farquaar.— We learn ‘that George K. Farquhar wk Tested better on Wednesday night Say he has since he was injured by the terTible accident. on: Saturday. last,“ His condition is such. that persons ; besides his attendants are not yet. permitted to see him, but he is slowly yet steadily i We hope that he may s00n Sho PERM Stage, Accipenr.—On . Wdineeay last, Legg’s Omega stage upset between the County: Hospital and Wor réll’s, on the Willow. Valley road, and Mr." Link, of Alpha; who was'a ger, had hie Jeg broken. just below the knee. Dr. Bates, who pet, the limb, says the bones were broke almost as squarely as — had been cut witha saw. Goop TEMPLARS.—The; sTegular meeting of Nevatla Lodgé, of Good Templars will be held this evening. "The installation of officers will take place, and other on aang business weil ~ (rane. ee 4 Yiesandaly ; at 9 o'clock the duaveinies ntueerctines geese at Se bncnped it marked 4 Léa een IS Wi hag night, Gorbiirh;’ Pixley and Stewart ad. . dressed the largest thécting ever held in Placer county, at Auburn. It is er tienahedt hig moro than 3,000) persone ‘to ‘note’ the fact that i th dented, th brace — = sto payment 20 inoaieen core . IGENCE, St oe Nevada, Spty 20/3867 wT ibe INSURANCE.—The system of Life Insurance is-sound in theory and . ’ ‘thousands . of families left. without a pro‘tector can testify to the practical (good ‘that a provident husband, father .or: heft, by taking out a policy of insurance upon. his life., A life or endowment policy only costs'e few dollars per year, and this outlay incase of death will By ‘the endowment policy, vigorons young men will lay up a fund in a: few years which will give them o_ start. in the world or, make their friends comfort: able in cise of their death. The New . York! Mutual Insurance. Company’ offers the best advantages to those who de: sire to insure by either plan. . Apply to 8, B. Davenport, Resident Agent: . *' (csietiaeenetineteaemberiniemiaeememeeaseee GREGORY & o., Successors to “an & Wisin rer GROCERIES, ot AR D WARE, CROCKERY, Li@uors, a , Indeed Everything. FOR CASH ONLY! In the Field Again! LEW, KELLER, LICENSED AUCTIONEER, IN THE FIELD AGAIN on his ‘(OWN Ludo FOF TBS te ae eran ene Aten. ony bay Ssh, city pode Kf coun from pA of the county part sold ¢ ission beat Inge. endiold on commie a ea a coud Any one 0 . to sell Furniture would fai A Parties Contemplating » LIER INSURANCE!.23 ‘WILL’ PLEASE CALL o8 Kk. F. SPENCE. Agent. src a7 “BEA aE’ + ato . oegty SPOR. Depts = Ht Rata -friend-has prdvided for those whom he . make the family eomfortable for life.— . 2 -INFORMATION, without exage 1843, b BHITT IC 2°*R ORs F MUTUAL t4a5A2 . 08 NeW vor. ‘INCORPORATED, FRERUARE let, 1842. Cash feuaecon, May 1, ' 1, °81, $20,406,665 48 FREDERICK s. WINSTON, Pres't 144 and: 146 Broadway, cor. of Liberty St. “" Company are as follows : This Company declares its Dividends annually. —=s_—’ THE PHRASE ANNUAL DIVIDENDS, in this Company, means dividends, made anna} ally from the start, on the first and eyery subsequent premium ; and not at the expiration of three, four or five years, and only then. ‘IT ALSO MEANS THAT THE DIVIDENDS: ARE AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY TO INCREASE “THE INSURANCE, OR A8 CASH IN REDUCTION OF THE PREMIUM OF THE CURRENT YEAR, Tee os SECURITY: — We have [April 1st, 1867,) al accumulated Capital exceeding $20.000,000. All being the property of our Polfey Holders, and all immediately available. The sum is invested as follows 3 Cash on hand, Bonds and Mo 8, first liens on improved property in the State ofNew York, worth;in every case double the amount loaned, Beal Estate, Company’s Building and property purchased under foreclosure of mortgages. Bonds of the State of New York. United Statés Stocks, No other kind of investment is permitted by the charter of ‘the Company. There could be no safer disposition of funds. Kt is the oldest wholly Mutual . Life Ensurance Company in the United States, Twenty-four years of successful experience in the buse inmess is sufficient proof of care in selection of risks, prudence im disPosition of funds, and economy of Management. The business of the Company is conducted on the cash pian, and the large assets include nothing but investments convertible into cash at any time, Anample reserve is now on hand provide against all extraordinary contingencies or unusual mortality. All polices in the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York are practically non-forfeitable, Policies upon any plan always havea dividend which may be used to reduce the Second Annual Premium. Thereare no Stockholders in the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New Werk, The whole of its PROFITS are annually and eqnitably divided among the assured exclusively, and it. now peys annually, ip actual cash, irrespective of the amounts applied to purchase additiona ineurance, more than the TOTAL ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF ANY OTHER COMPANY IN 7a COUNTRY. ~ UPON THE FIVE AND TEN-YRAR LIFE P DIVIDENDS DO NOT CEASE WHEN Fan mvs DO, BUT CONTINUE DURING THE WHOLE LIFE OF THE ASSURED. THE LARGE SURPLUS For Dividend.:>. $2,796,478 63 Of which $2,124.000 % wes> apart for the dividend of 1867, to be appo mong the Policy holders, available on the next versary of each policy. THiS AMOUNT, the: surplus for a single year, is larger than the to-\ tal dividends for the past nine years together of any. otber Life Insurance cacrrs in the} St. 8. ilhomii si, General Agent for the Pacific Coast. 424 Montgomery st. San Francisco D. CALLAGHAN, Agent,. 424 Momtgomery st. San Francisco (a7 Note carefully the namé of this Company, : THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, That it may net be confounded with others somewhat similar. N ee "8 B DAVENPORY, ° Oy . Mentone Agent 1867, ‘LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY . The advantages ‘offered by this over and above all liabilities, to . Ps SU TOK APTABRGRG ike Sf if Pa ; Le. * gas erawenscd,. IMPORTERS or Dry Goody” AGENTS FOR" re] “Wholesale House: BATTERY STREET, NEAR PINE. * Retail House: 9 MONTGOMERY STREET, [LICK HOUSE. D. 8, BAKER, 4 J.\&. MARTIN BAKEB «& maemTin. Wholesale.and Retail Dealersin GROCERIES, PROVISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOUD® ‘1 OF ALL KINDS. ; WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY, GROUND FEED WOOD! WooD woop! Shakes, Shingles, &c., &c., WHERE ? AUBAKER & MARTINS, NO. 7% BROAD STREET. Nevada, September 12th. WATCHES ae, AND S JEWELRY, FOR SALE BY W. C. RANDOLPH. Nevada, April 26th. . RB. FININGER & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in — BRANDIES, WINES, LIQUORS GENERALLY. Brick Store—No, 76, Broad street, Nevada City, Jnly 2d. MoOsitC!: MUSEC! C. H. CHASE, TEACHER.OF MUSIC. NSTRUCTIONS GIVEN ON THE PIANO, pricey bar wd Violin. Pianos tuned and other usical truments * Quadtill Music furnished, from two to ieces as may be desired. Tne arranged for the Piano, Guitar or Other instraments, easy or difficult as desired, Frames ! Frames ! Frames . P. KENT, H” RETURNED, TO THE OLD STAND Oppebite the Pennsylvania Engine House. Where he has on hand the best stock of Ma hogany, Walnut,cilt and other ae of Mouldht to this near anal other kin of Frames made on short notice and in the best style. “CARPENTER WORK, all kinds, done at short notice. ars . staged ore: LADEMAN, —on— Commebalel Street..Nevada city. “GQNTINUES TO KEEP ON banda selected stock of Groceries & Provisions, OF fae FRESHEST AND BEST QU ALIHe has a splendid étock of CAN FRUITS and CASE. GOODS. ‘ PM ‘ re hoe receipt a ep aire min ug at a LOW a! Rates i HOR ASH, sold and ivered free of “BROAD STRRET,"gsr te the old . osm ao. Tn oe EER . Mount ‘Vernon Duck Colvin. + ‘CIGANS AND TOBAU0O, snd Apert branes . Se Be shop on short HOT & COLD BATHS~25. cents. wo sad Top do be peers (th bg 3HVADA," sect FRUIT,” CONFECTIONERY. Genetal ‘varieey ‘Store, © 8, ABRIOOTS, ber derries . r gence aaah ra agro ber Syprueed Ranch . i and Pare ty and ‘Confectionery. er 21 nd . vorite ‘Havana F SINGER SEWING _ MACHINES. ‘od na T stage ‘SUPERIOR : " ‘MERITS OF THE* Machines over all others, tor either mi use or Manufacturing purposer, .are eo well established and so generally admit. ted that an enumeration of ‘their relative excellencies is no longer considered necessary: THE LETTER “A” FAMILY MACHINE, Hitherto manufactared by. this Company has gained and maintained, the world over, and for years past, an unparalleled reputation and sale. But, notwithstanding the excellence of . this machine, we have now to annourice that it has been superceeded by our pee NEW FAMILY MACHINE, which tine been over two years in operation, and which has been brought to ‘perfection regardiess of TIME, LABOR, or: -EXPENSE,and which is now confidently presented to the public as incomparably the BEST SEWING MACHINE IN EXISTENCE. The machine in question is SIMPLE, COM-: PACT, DURABLE and. BEAUTIFUL . It i¢ QUIET, LIGHT-RUNNING, and CAPABLE OF PERFORMING A RANGE . AND’ VARIETY OF WORK never hefore attempted ppon asingle Machine, using either. Silk, Twiet, Linen or Cotton Threads, and sewing With equal facility the VERY FINEST and ¢oarseat materials, and anything between the two extremes, in the most beautiful and substantial manner, Its attachments for HEMMING, BRAIDING, CORDING, TUCKING, QUILTING, FELLING, TRIMMING, BINDING.etc,,are NOVEL and PRACTICAL, and have been.invented and adjusted especially for this Machine; « wfactor. Sen Send for Circular to the Singer ing Company, No. 189 Monigomery 8 Francisco. ' ROBERT =. saituen, jy%-8m. General Ag’t for the Pasific Coast. Ranch For Sale. ye ‘HE Ranch etoannat nf the head: of ‘Grizzly ‘I Canon, Nevada Vonaty, and known as Sack’s Old Homestead Ranch, Containing Ono Hundred a and mag oe 1 Minos, we: cn ene al bie road Wendie ng trom Wooleey's Fix e Hint oy Ceettes. A one of feaid Ranch or yultubered and valuable is ; th Ri pnenk. finerad and. taleente uable to iumbermen and sold low for cash. For suas iy to M. Wy MART TROUNTREE ee, or to jy-2m Dissolution of nee i Tee ¢o-partnership re existing un‘ the firm name of RY & ain dag dissolved wl, thavaal ee be ‘ai ithdraw wi tataeat nae e sig a te te Y,. M, 4 £4. Ww. A. B. aaree PERRY Nevada, July 26th, 1867, A. ©, NELES, Attorney and Counselor st Law, ~ — OFFICE— ' Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City BRIDGE DOWN. ee YEAMS caer CROSS: COOPER'S 1 BRIDGE, on the Yuba Biver, between Nevada and Lake City, after Thursday, July 24th, 1867. f iiding and NO hag Pai PASS UNTIL FURTHER NOTIC The Bridge will be torn down for sin ch, Sees MANCHESTER Nevada, July 24th. WAGON AND BLACKSMITH , 8 HO OP. ye He receives, daily, everything tébe had in the VEGETABLE and pega autre ax as AN RXorTmMRN ‘on . . WRUIT LINE. , Justibecause LL. OC, RENTE INGER have o one of jer and — ry oe. vada Cicy, where will thine ¥orging, wou abe. W Carriages, and repair old w pr a eal TTT. 6S ls Aer OTICE. Ea eee ant will mot yey. py debts conANTONE STRALDNE. th ny

Will be devuion ~is hereby HUCt such ei) whether — spe Pian Sai i the" Ween: tleimen ;~Op instant, noti“ te oh tor Y tO sabmit Man of your ‘or ue. ¥ sylnpaeen ot your and thaint:. Our siimers (ie, We have i 10 Bee yur LY ab object, A'% 8d, y Compa woe’ + ‘Plate Ch, . aud * Co Ot $2 5 liga as 2 Val i rvide, N J., idea tor ‘the ling Urphan ® Who gave intry—w nich lendiess aud Beans The voke & Uv,, Lustitation, rney, Siasy Se ae a oft are sulWith ali, © >? No, ¥, Saved !;> , 50 each Yar3°? No, hips? No, uterview ib: No. 7, fashers,” 7? 24x36, F THIs ’ ae 000, one t $10a umber ‘of ~ ) Pianos, bh. to the . 3. worth 2. Gold hereafter C) ; inian ‘Were about taking .a drink. in the body.” "basin ich fin gold) which when opened : be entirely well.” Bs PRT as Be 134 + Peer a oh ‘Silat peat! wit Loce, is MN IsiGh ef? seceeapol _ Homremms sre BKK: JpAN.—On Wid. . . pear night, about. 9. o'clock; Daniel Chonan! wad! killed "Wt North San Juan by aanannemed . ‘Sam Hart. dy gives us'the following panticuan of] the shooting: (Craman,,.andsndtherSan Juan hotel, , When. Mr. Benjamin, whe is.a Welchami, camé ins “C said, “Benjamin, I want to speak to you.” The party addressed, ‘said -— “You do,» do you?’»and Crunan re‘plied, “Yes,” Immediately after a shet was heard, and both the parties ran out of the door. : Granaii7fan about two hundred” feet, When he was caught by Constable Hucking, who, thought he fired.the shot. , Hesaia “I did. not shoot . they shot me,”-and falling, expired in‘a few moments. «Officer Ross" pursaed and arrested Benjamin. The shot was fired from a revolver, and the ball en. tered Crunan’s left side, passing through the ‘héart,” and’ entirely through his It 4s ‘stated ‘that deceased has been visiting a daughter of Benjamin's aged “about seventeen’ years, and the parties were engaged) bat for some reason, the; mateh ; was broken off; and he was, forbidden the house. It is stated that Crunan afterward’ visited the house and ‘aBtised “ Mrs. “Belijamin, and. he “struck: the girl. ‘ence on the street. It is also stated that. he circulated reports relative to a criminal intercouse between himself and the girl, after he was disdiscarded. There are those, however, who-take the: side of Crunan, and’ express the opinion’ that he was badly treated. If the statements are ‘pines and . the deceased did circulate such reports, and:did abuse the gin by st#iking“her,; popular opinion tt, ustify, the father for takin ote life ‘tie Coroner’s a found’ ‘Cranan Was killed’ without provocation. NEW. Scuoor, » House.—We under ‘stand the Trustees of North Bloomfield District, haved ined to erect a comfortable school building for the accom. medation of the ‘children of that District. Bloomfield has a large gravel ~ wit yield largely, and furnish employ. ined to have ample school aceommodat for the little ones, The monéy for the new building has been raised for the most’ ‘part by subscription. se ~ ’Coxdriion OF ; Mn Farquaar.— We learn ‘that George K. Farquhar wk Tested better on Wednesday night Say he has since he was injured by the terTible accident. on: Saturday. last,“ His condition is such. that persons ; besides his attendants are not yet. permitted to see him, but he is slowly yet steadily i We hope that he may s00n Sho PERM Stage, Accipenr.—On . Wdineeay last, Legg’s Omega stage upset between the County: Hospital and Wor réll’s, on the Willow. Valley road, and Mr." Link, of Alpha; who was'a ger, had hie Jeg broken. just below the knee.. Dr. Bates, who pet, the limb, says the bones were broke almost as squarely as — had been cut witha saw. Goop TEMPLARS.—The; sTegular meeting of Nevatla Lodgé, of Good Templars will be held this evening. "The installation of officers will take place, and other on aang business weil ~ (rane. ee 4 Yiesandaly ; at 9 o'clock the duaveinies ntueerctines geese at Se bncnped it marked 4 Léa een IS Wi hag night, Gorbiirh;’ Pixley and Stewart ad. . dressed the largest thécting ever held in Placer county, at Auburn. It is er tienahedt hig moro than 3,000) persone ‘to ‘note’ the fact that i th dented, th brace — = sto payment 20 inoaieen core . IGENCE, St oe Nevada, Spty 20/3867 wT ibe INSURANCE.—The system of Life Insurance is-sound in theory and . ’ ‘thousands . of families left. without a pro‘tector can testify to the practical (good ‘that a provident husband, father .or: heft, by taking out a policy of insurance upon. his life., A life or endowment policy only costs'e few dollars per year, and this outlay incase of death will By ‘the endowment policy, vigorons young men will lay up a fund in a: few years which will give them o_ start. in the world or, make their friends comfort: able in cise of their death. The New . York! Mutual Insurance. Company’ offers the best advantages to those who de: sire to insure by either plan. . Apply to 8, B. Davenport, Resident Agent: . *' (csietiaeenetineteaemberiniemiaeememeeaseee GREGORY & o., Successors to “an & Wisin rer GROCERIES, ot AR D WARE, CROCKERY, Li@uors, a , Indeed Everything. FOR CASH ONLY! In the Field Again! LEW, KELLER, LICENSED AUCTIONEER, IN THE FIELD AGAIN on his ‘(OWN Ludo FOF TBS te ae eran ene Aten. ony bay Ssh, city pode Kf coun from pA of the county part sold ¢ ission beat Inge. endiold on commie a ea a coud Any one 0 . to sell Furniture would fai A Parties Contemplating » LIER INSURANCE!.23 ‘WILL’ PLEASE CALL o8 Kk. F. SPENCE. Agent. src a7 “BEA aE’ + ato . oegty SPOR. Depts = Ht Rata -friend-has prdvided for those whom he . make the family eomfortable for life.— . 2 -INFORMATION, without exage 1843, b BHITT IC 2°*R ORs F MUTUAL t4a5A2 . 08 NeW vor. ‘INCORPORATED, FRERUARE let, 1842. Cash feuaecon, May 1, ' 1, °81, $20,406,665 48 FREDERICK s. WINSTON, Pres't 144 and: 146 Broadway, cor. of Liberty St. “" Company are as follows : This Company declares its Dividends annually. —=s_—’ THE PHRASE ANNUAL DIVIDENDS, in this Company, means dividends, made anna} ally from the start, on the first and eyery subsequent premium ; and not at the expiration of three, four or five years, and only then. ‘IT ALSO MEANS THAT THE DIVIDENDS: ARE AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY TO INCREASE “THE INSURANCE, OR A8 CASH IN REDUCTION OF THE PREMIUM OF THE CURRENT YEAR, Tee os SECURITY: — We have [April 1st, 1867,) al accumulated Capital exceeding $20.000,000. All being the property of our Polfey Holders, and all immediately available. The sum is invested as follows 3 Cash on hand, Bonds and Mo 8, first liens on improved property in the State ofNew York, worth;in every case double the amount loaned, Beal Estate, Company’s Building and property purchased under foreclosure of mortgages. Bonds of the State of New York. United Statés Stocks, No other kind of investment is permitted by the charter of ‘the Company. There could be no safer disposition of funds. Kt is the oldest wholly Mutual

. Life Ensurance Company in the United States, Twenty-four years of successful experience in the buse inmess is sufficient proof of care in selection of risks, prudence im disPosition of funds, and economy of Management. The business of the Company is conducted on the cash pian, and the large assets include nothing but investments convertible into cash at any time, Anample reserve is now on hand provide against all extraordinary contingencies or unusual mortality. All polices in the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York are practically non-forfeitable, Policies upon any plan always havea dividend which may be used to reduce the Second Annual Premium. Thereare no Stockholders in the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New Werk, The whole of its PROFITS are annually and eqnitably divided among the assured exclusively, and it. now peys annually, ip actual cash, irrespective of the amounts applied to purchase additiona ineurance, more than the TOTAL ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF ANY OTHER COMPANY IN 7a COUNTRY. ~ UPON THE FIVE AND TEN-YRAR LIFE P DIVIDENDS DO NOT CEASE WHEN Fan mvs DO, BUT CONTINUE DURING THE WHOLE LIFE OF THE ASSURED. THE LARGE SURPLUS For Dividend..:>. $2,796,478 63 Of which $2,124.000 % wes> apart for the dividend of 1867, to be appo mong the Policy holders, available on the next versary of each policy. THiS AMOUNT, the: surplus for a single year, is larger than the to-\ tal dividends for the past nine years together of any. otber Life Insurance cacrrs in the} St. 8. ilhomii si, General Agent for the Pacific Coast. 424 Montgomery st. San Francisco D. CALLAGHAN, Agent,. 424 Momtgomery st. San Francisco (a7 Note carefully the namé of this Company, : THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, That it may net be confounded with others somewhat similar. N ee "8 B DAVENPORY, ° Oy . Mentone Agent 1867, ‘LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY . The advantages ‘offered by this over and above all liabilities, to . Ps SU TOK APTABRGRG ike Sf if Pa ; Le. * gas erawenscd,. IMPORTERS or Dry Goody” AGENTS FOR" re] “Wholesale House: BATTERY STREET, NEAR PINE. * Retail House: 9 MONTGOMERY STREET, [LICK HOUSE. D. 8, BAKER, 4 J.\&. MARTIN BAKEB «& maemTin. Wholesale.and Retail Dealersin GROCERIES, PROVISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOUD® ‘1 OF ALL KINDS. ; WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY, GROUND FEED WOOD! WooD woop! Shakes, Shingles, &c., &c., WHERE ? AUBAKER & MARTINS, NO. 7% BROAD STREET. Nevada, September 12th. WATCHES ae, AND S JEWELRY, FOR SALE BY W. C. RANDOLPH. Nevada, April 26th. . RB. FININGER & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in — BRANDIES, WINES, LIQUORS GENERALLY. Brick Store—No, 76, Broad street, Nevada City, Jnly 2d. MoOsitC!: MUSEC! C. H. CHASE, TEACHER.OF MUSIC. NSTRUCTIONS GIVEN ON THE PIANO, pricey bar wd Violin. Pianos tuned and other usical truments * Quadtill Music furnished, from two to ieces as may be desired. Tne arranged for the Piano, Guitar or Other instraments, easy or difficult as desired, Frames ! Frames ! Frames . P. KENT, H” RETURNED, TO THE OLD STAND Oppebite the Pennsylvania Engine House. Where he has on hand the best stock of Ma hogany, Walnut,cilt and other ae of Mouldht to this near anal other kin of Frames made on short notice and in the best style. “CARPENTER WORK, all kinds, done at short notice. ars . staged ore: LADEMAN, —on— Commebalel Street...Nevada city. “GQNTINUES TO KEEP ON banda selected stock of Groceries & Provisions, OF fae FRESHEST AND BEST QU ALIHe has a splendid étock of CAN FRUITS and CASE. GOODS.. ‘ PM ‘ re hoe receipt a ep aire min ug at a LOW a! Rates i HOR ASH, sold and ivered free of “BROAD STRRET,"gsr te the old . osm ao. Tn oe EER . Mount ‘Vernon Duck Colvin. + ‘CIGANS AND TOBAU0O, snd Apert branes . Se Be shop on short HOT & COLD BATHS~25. cents. wo sad Top do be peers (th bg 3HVADA," sect FRUIT,” CONFECTIONERY. Genetal ‘varieey ‘Store, © 8, ABRIOOTS, ber derries . r gence aaah ra agro ber Syprueed Ranch . i and Pare ty and ‘Confectionery. er 21 nd . vorite ‘Havana F SINGER SEWING _ MACHINES. ‘od na T stage ‘SUPERIOR : " ‘MERITS OF THE* Machines over all others, tor either mi use or Manufacturing purposer, .are eo well established and so generally admit. ted that an enumeration of ‘their relative excellencies is no longer considered necessary: THE LETTER “A” FAMILY MACHINE, Hitherto manufactared by. this Company has gained and maintained, the world over, and for years past, an unparalleled reputation and sale. But, notwithstanding the excellence of . this machine, we have now to annourice that it has been superceeded by our pee NEW FAMILY MACHINE, which tine been over two years in operation, and which has been brought to ‘perfection regardiess of TIME, LABOR, or: -EXPENSE,and which is now confidently presented to the public as incomparably the BEST SEWING MACHINE IN EXISTENCE. The machine in question is SIMPLE, COM-: PACT, DURABLE and. BEAUTIFUL . It i¢ QUIET, LIGHT-RUNNING, and CAPABLE OF PERFORMING A RANGE . AND’ VARIETY OF WORK never hefore attempted ppon asingle Machine, using either. Silk, Twiet, Linen or Cotton Threads, and sewing With equal facility the VERY FINEST and ¢oarseat materials, and anything between the two extremes, in the most beautiful and substantial manner, Its attachments for HEMMING, BRAIDING, CORDING, TUCKING, QUILTING, FELLING, TRIMMING, BINDING.etc,,are NOVEL and PRACTICAL, and have been.invented and adjusted especially for this Machine; « wfactor. Sen Send for Circular to the Singer ing Company, No. 189 Monigomery 8 Francisco. ' ROBERT =. saituen, jy%-8m. General Ag’t for the Pasific Coast. Ranch For Sale. ye ‘HE Ranch etoannat nf the head: of ‘Grizzly ‘I Canon, Nevada Vonaty, and known as Sack’s Old Homestead Ranch, Containing Ono Hundred a and mag oe 1 Minos, we: cn ene al bie road Wendie ng trom Wooleey's Fix e Hint oy Ceettes. A one of feaid Ranch or yultubered and valuable is ; th Ri pnenk. finerad and. taleente uable to iumbermen and sold low for cash. For suas iy to M. Wy MART TROUNTREE ee, or to jy-2m Dissolution of nee i Tee ¢o-partnership re existing un‘ the firm name of RY & ain dag dissolved wl, thavaal ee be ‘ai ithdraw wi tataeat nae e sig a te te Y,. M, 4 £4. Ww. A. B. aaree PERRY Nevada, July 26th, 1867, A. ©, NELES, Attorney and Counselor st Law, ~ — OFFICE— ' Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City BRIDGE DOWN. ee YEAMS caer CROSS: COOPER'S 1 BRIDGE, on the Yuba Biver, between Nevada and Lake City, after Thursday, July 24th, 1867. f iiding and NO hag Pai PASS UNTIL FURTHER NOTIC The Bridge will be torn down for sin ch, Sees MANCHESTER Nevada, July 24th. WAGON AND BLACKSMITH , 8 HO OP. ye He receives, daily, everything tébe had in the VEGETABLE and pega autre ax as AN RXorTmMRN ‘on . . WRUIT LINE. , Justibecause LL. OC, RENTE INGER have o one of jer and — ry oe. vada Cicy, where will thine ¥orging, wou abe. W Carriages, and repair old w pr a eal TTT. 6S ls Aer OTICE. Ea eee ant will mot yey. py debts conANTONE STRALDNE. th ny