August 2, 1870 (4 pages)

tinds and Pap. @ the with mu“MarLy or yeou ine in polic. 8. and blishFeaECS petully BILIep Cr Aerrors 8 may rience. et sie tion of ases of be: it 1d how gipt of ”. up @eltiall Wate® Milfborhe two years ago, , Which “has: since ibeeminéreased to ten whe Blind Preacher. — Reelgt 4 atre on noon services at the several ‘Protestant Charches were Omitted, and the ‘Theatre cousequently was ‘well‘filled. .The people hail been led to expect: a sermon of more than usual power and remarks was on the acquisition and uses of wealth. While he did not desny that money . ara desirable; -when-henestly-and-fairly/sice . for September 5th. sin and folly of uswig it in riotous living, . and'aé’s means for the gratification of the had ‘inade puch vast excavations in the " promuticiation'of the'ward “God” is in such ee ITEMS AVR BE ae eer: Rev. W. H. Milburn, the velobrated blind ivered a discourse at the Theforenoon. The usual foreeloquende, and-they . were not disappointed. The subject of his quired, he showed up ina clear light. the and of the certain punishment that must follow. He paid « brilliant tribute to the genius, energy and industry that mountains apd cut into the solid rock; in search for glad; and at the same time told . . some truths which it, would be well for toheed. «Phere is not a civilthe same population—not even in Paris, London or. New York—where there is so much debauchery, drunkenness anid:crime, as in ' ‘This'as show# by the staics of prisons, of-ingane-asylums, and of ' ee Mr. Milburn has a magnificent voice, of great compass, and’ the sweetest wevevér heard in a public speaker.’ His & deep, rich tone as must anit 6 thrill of dati takeugh” ev rer. “He ‘will Ares ipa above the town.of ere fast acquiring the repute poms first Class mine. . The ore does largely;-bat the yield is regular, uae the ledge is of great size, being from cight to twelWb febt“in/ width? “They’ pat stamps, and these are kept ranning steadily, Only ten or:twelve: mem are employed at the mill and mine, but'in consequence of the great size of the ledge the rock 46 munéd ‘at & very low tate, Bince their mill wan first started up the mine has paid regularly, bat sot largely. As’ they have on inexhaustible supply of-ore, they are now making arrangements to put up fortystamp mill, ‘This will be run by water, and placed ip @ position 80 as to run the rock directly from the mine to the batteries.’ With stich a mill the cost of ‘erushing "the ore will be greatly reduced, A ieeee Goupie. Patrick Carroll and his wife were brought down from Truckee yesterday, by Constable Cross, and lodged in jail, having been comtaitted by Justice Bell for forty days, Carroll.was first arrested for getting drunk sud disturbing the peace, avd being convieted was fined $80. While he was in cus. Aoi; his wife succeeded in raising 4. disturbance, for which she was convicted and fined the same amount, ‘Being unable to pay their fines, and the Justice thinking the.levely couple should not be separated, sentenced them.each for the same term in the soy: =. . U, 8. Mine. es situated near Carlisle, in ‘Meadow township, has been leased by poe & Co., for three years. They ting up aten stanp mill, and rh Py operations in a few days, The mine at one time was: regarded ai’ of Te tk aed in 1866 interests in it were pipet rates. A mull was erected by the to crush the ore, but it did nut pay by the ordinary mill process, although tid leaf bred it to contain ah abun cieataall We trust the lessees will be successful. Important Notice. ‘The Secretary of the Eureka “Lake: and Yuba Canal Company Consdlidated” “has, issued a notice, that hereafter, all damages afising from the malicious destruction of the company’s works will be assesued upon of‘water. This company has sufthe cutting ‘of the fictice, we presume, is to pi! hs Soa oe miners and those wting the water. i: bunting up and bringng ee penton to praise’ ing ani sms "The following names are on the Rell of Honor, for the month ending July 29th, in the Lake City School, Miss Kate Edwards, . ,, poe ae ecg i “ti “ai that theme tied fy Aiur urors, ble Ww ‘next? also vehire for ‘wally wt Taro returnable on the 16th instant. . for the term. Janey and John Sansome, indicted for burglary.Defendants arraigned and gives til Wednesday next to pléad.~ grand larceny, and given till Wednesday to, plead, ° Mathema tical, ; distinguisied mathematician, who is so well known throughout America as a teacher of his new and exceedingly rapid system of performing mercantile galculations,.is, meeting with fine sucized community on, the face of the Zlobe of . c¢ss.in_ organizing a class of our citiwens. very highly recommended by hundreds of the first business abd professional men ot San'Francisco, and other cities, who were his students, has rooms at the Union Hotel, whére he may be consalted, when’ not professionally absent. That Appeal, We trust that this appeal will not.be allowed to pass unheeded by: the citizens, The People vs. J."Wilk Hall. Continuea The People vs, Wii. “Burns, Michael DeSame parties arraigned on indictment for Hawley et al vs, Fin et al. Trial got all these processes are ouly performed, dis: Tot all medicinal agents fo> preserving or ret power colvent, the “tiee.” wie su to the action of the bile or gall, flowing from the liver, and of the fluid generated by the pancreas, or sweetbread of the system. These eecretions ceparate. the nutrilious portion frum the rest, and ii ie then taken ap'by the absorbent vessels. and conveyed into the channels of circulation in the form of veuoue blood, while the waste matter ia discha: ged thiongh wele, Unless ease Of somie Bort is inevitable, and the best} #toring the tone aud regulating the action of the thiee organs—the stumech, liver and. in ~ Court adjourned until Wednesday, at ten aggre A. M. Professor Andrews, of New York: the Prof, Andrews, who comes to us Towards dhe clove. of his» sermon.on Sun-. day last, Mr. Milburn made an appeal on . Bf bebalf of a blind person who had been, “. without any fauit-on “his part; reduced to poverty.’ ‘ We tire informed that the person. intended by the reverend gentleman is a most meritorious and deserving resident of ' one of the Eastern cities, whom Mr, Milburn has'for years past aided in supporting. a Incendtarism., ; ‘The flame of the, North Bloomfield Gravel Company was set on fire in three or four different places, this side of Graniteville, last Saturday night. The fire was discovered in the latter part of the night, by parties who were up-at.e-ball, and was extinguished before much damage had been done. The company had: discharged sevéral white men last, week, and employed Chinamen im their places, which is thought to have been the cause of the incendiary attempt. : ¢ Om Mulberry Ledge, We are told that @ rich strike has recent ly been made in the Mulberry ledge, rock having been taken out showing much free gold. ‘The ledge is situated on Gold Flat, runs neatly east and west, and is owned by Wing, Mein and others. Yesterday 1,000 ~ by Grimes, McNally and others. Supervisors. The Supervisors convened yesterday afternoon in regular. term. The boad account, transacted. Marysville Stage Line. theif stage line to Méryeville’ to Sherwho ‘also have the mail contract. sition was put on, is. now “raibed . to $4. Great Saving. worth about $8 an ounce, digestion ts ecomnpenied-by-coneti~ feet was located on the easterly extension of Wm. Campbell, for repairs ofthe suspension bridge was filed and approved, and he was allowed $750 on No other business of interest was Cunningham & Reiley have sold out man & Co., of the oppositign line, and The fare, which has been 2 since the oppoMr. Myers, <n deities es the Star mill, recently arranged apan for grinding a, the blanket’washings, ‘which ‘have yielded eight and a half ounces of amalgam a day, This had formerly been wasted, and is enough to poy tie On, ie Murteuiers Stowach Bitiers, in . pation, and tbe genie catharie operation vf uf the Biers is we less, jap riant in cases of this kind, than its tonic «fivct upon the stomach and the biliary gland. Beauty of person as well as: heaith, d: p.ngs in no small d upon the regularity vi the excretive functious. A sallow complexion, a Vachs skip, a taluted breath, r.8h bead, ng of memy y, etcdacke, and extreme menial depresriun. are the usual accompaniments of one ene A cunrse of the Bitters will inftullibly rebeve, and. finally, banish thoes ohensiues syippioms, While invigorating the stomach and. promuting a healthy aciion in the hver, ‘This. genial vegetable stomachic and alterative, strikes at disease in ite primary sources; the aseimilating, secro tive and expuleive o gang, ana the cures it effects are cousegueatly thorough avd compiete. — que. coarse -10-the ‘The Treat Family Medicine of the Age. —~ THIRTY YEARS Have elapsed since the intr duction of the Pain Killer to the spc te yet at the present timeit is more popu commands @ larger eale than ever before. Its popula: ity ts not confined to this country alone; all ever the world its yon ficial effects in cm ing the eg that flesh ie heir to,” are ack wledged at sone ciated, and &8. a PAIN KILLER ite ine 8 eahong to no count: y, sect wot race, It need. only to be known to ap, vom . Taiery. Years is certainly a long enongh time to prove the efhcacy 0 — medicine aud that the PAIN KILLER is dererving of ali its proprietors claim for it, is amply proved by the unparalleled popu arity thee atiained. It jaa SURE and EFFECTIVE Spy ry au , all drugersts, . Price 25 ote., 50 Directions accompang cach hottle. '$nly 2a. per bottle, PRESTON & FAIRCHILD No. 43, Broad Street, Druggists Apothecaries. And Dealers In Of All Kinds, ALSO Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Nevada, July 20th, 1879. . SCOTT’S FLAT SAW MILL CO. G. W. SMITH, WL. GOVE. A. C. FOOT, q°HE SCOTT'S FLAT SAW MILL COMPA. and vicinity, that they have ramento Street, and at their PEll, Seows Fiat, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Which they will eel at at reasonable rates, By prompt alvention to orders and giva of public patronage. Ord-rs may be left at the Office on SACRA MENTO STKERT, or at the MILL. Nevada, May 7h, 1870. pulp, passes futo the hecbitlhn: ‘where itis . > i} ' of Goods. A GOODINDUCEMENT. +! = CLOTHING . . NY wouldinform the itizeps of Nevada On hand at their Yard, on Sacrae BUILDING & MINING LUMBER ood eatisfaction they hepe to receive a Who offer far crsier Indncemese WuRTH OF CLOTHING, ™ ‘BOYs? CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, MATS, . &e. fae. ae. dex At Astonishing Low Prices . One Half of former Rates! EVERY DOLLAR SPENT —AT— BANNER’S EMPORIUM. WILL PURCHASE Two BoMars worth . FUR ALL IN NEED OF The stock. ene be sola within . _— SRiRTY pays t . . Come and see the Bigest Store, the best selected Btck and the LOWEST PhICKS ever offered in the Inverior of the State . Now is the time to make yotir purchases, A general invitation is extended to all, BANNER BROS. CORNER BROAD & PINE STREETS. x H. BR. BUSSENIUS, W Druggist and Apothecary, CITY DRUG STORE, MASONIC BUILDING, Cer. of Pine and Commercial Sts,, NEVADA CITY, ee Prescriptions Accurately ComePounded bay or Nigat.md Nevada, March 2d, 1870. CRYsTAL SPRING SAW MILL. M. L,. & D, MAttoil, Prop’rs, 'U ‘SLE undersigned would respectiully inform the pubie that tlicy lave ¥ On hand at thefr Mill and Lumber Ward, the Largest and most complete stock of BUILDING & MINING LUMBER Ty BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. —It consists of‘Dressed Flooring and Siding, Sugar Pine, Laths, Pickets, Shakes, Shingles, Fencing Posts, &c. &e. All orders left at the LUMBER AnD BOULUER 8St'K ek’, or at the Mil te promptly attended to, M. L. & D. MARSH. Nevada, May 34, 1870. ——— Saddles, Robes, Collars, &ec ? WILLIA™ HOLMES, ON BROAD STREET, ~ A few doors below Lancaster's Stable, W OULD injorm the people of thie city an the surrounding towus thathe hus on haud a large and splendid stock of Harness, of all kinds, <= Bt Ta Where do you buy your Harneés, . ae! ee 4 AT THE LOWEST “MARKET ‘PRIOR wee ‘ORen,. ORs rid i ” Approved Creat for 80 days, And hope by strict attention to be icaaet to ete a TE HAN: ; es em é * (Pej f or) ‘ALL PARTIES firm of Mason & rant os oe their accounts ° eons ay, day Xen Hobedale 20, 197+ Bw : n a Asada? Je che: (a id LT mo is uaer tn sd ed Aoea.ng aunt's UMS eo goid by the quart, i allon ft rn your orders, at the nd 1, nie Spring Stree, He ae , city, oe And they will be tte "ng ioe lk Yaa neta 4 ite or URSIN. Baki de coemeds ‘any part ofthe county t KER OF CARERY « Tener ingens : ra po Aad pape & parr ii. to bs a TOYS. NOTIONS, Tove. fer: ; a aero mer: KOHLER, CHASE & Co SAN Fi No Run eae eat A’ ae Now o in Pe. s larger siock pares be. . oy B.— Low Prices and Goods. vane PACIFIC: LEAP RANOE OOMPANY, = +" 422, Californias “Street,” SAN FRANCISOU,’ eataPORNEA:” hy Sere ; Pia ; Divideudatenorsvsnesessosncre! 0.003 Loane on pea . Collaterals.we oe eevee eceese L, oes in ‘Bauks. PELE RT vere omued al kata Diaconis $4 Eten ne ne pare son ed ae we Revada, ly 10h, 190, the expense of running, the mill. WarTsors saddles, Ladies’ and conve fiptipeineisg “ Declerations. 2 2, Minnkets, © wl Paia P F ‘nied i. tad In. the Clerk’s office yesterday, Joseph 3 7 Robes, Bits, justment, mee Beaumont, Wm. Sawdon and Daniel Poll, spurs, Whips. A. 3. Ralston, sey; i oy all natives of England, declared yew : ¥ asthe ap 3. Mant, Prowl: . tions to become citizens “of “s To be wold at San Francisco prices, . ineurance étfected oft We midst fa¥oisbleteiinn States. acid Ae AND NOZZLE!) ge cali anv See Fox YOURSELF ae a Geikertbtina. Qo REPAIRING of alt kinds aud CUSTOM PRESTON FAIRCHILD, . The Vietor Brothers here been giving HESE MACHINES ARE THE MOST OWE done 10 creer: er ape Agente for Nevade. Se: , ocseurts 2 eee © the intericr in const sy sa i saa hy . BOF . . PRIVATE SCHOOL: and meeting with success. They will . moe invented pie a retam to vada in fow dae Se a be ‘appreciated on ex: . ATE BIS DUE A.W nie se R & 0. . — eee Sones at. the Suivi as ere sei uaeeee se oii now reIn the ir eh a ony . e pe arrangements for for machines of greater con . foe leat hia Us . marteke Sehivol Mouse Nevada streets Corner Sansome and Clay Streets, eS pee .

tinds and Pap. @ the with mu“MarLy or yeou ine in polic. 8. and blishFeaECS petully BILIep Cr Aerrors 8 may rience. et sie tion of ases of be: it 1d how gipt of ”. up @eltiall Wate® Milfborhe two years ago, , Which “has: since ibeeminéreased to ten whe Blind Preacher. — Reelgt 4 atre on noon services at the several ‘Protestant Charches were Omitted, and the ‘Theatre cousequently was ‘well‘filled. .The people hail been led to expect: a sermon of more than usual power and remarks was on the acquisition and uses of wealth. While he did not desny that money . ara desirable; -when-henestly-and-fairly/sice . for September 5th. sin and folly of uswig it in riotous living, . and'aé’s means for the gratification of the had ‘inade puch vast excavations in the " promuticiation'of the'ward “God” is in such ee ITEMS AVR BE ae eer: Rev. W. H. Milburn, the velobrated blind ivered a discourse at the Theforenoon.. The usual foreeloquende, and-they . were not disappointed. The subject of his quired, he showed up ina clear light. the and of the certain punishment that must follow. He paid « brilliant tribute to the genius, energy and industry that mountains apd cut into the solid rock; in search for glad; and at the same time told . . some truths which it, would be well for toheed. «Phere is not a civilthe same population—not even in Paris, London or. New York—where there is so much debauchery, drunkenness anid:crime, as in ' ‘This'as show# by the staics of prisons, of-ingane-asylums, and of ' ee Mr. Milburn has a magnificent voice, of great compass, and’ the sweetest wevevér heard in a public speaker.’ His & deep, rich tone as must anit 6 thrill of dati takeugh” ev rer. “He ‘will Ares ipa above the town.of ere fast acquiring the repute poms first Class mine. . The ore does largely;-bat the yield is regular, uae the ledge is of great size, being from cight to twelWb febt“in/ width? “They’ pat stamps, and these are kept ranning steadily, Only ten or:twelve: mem are employed at the mill and mine, but'in consequence of the great size of the ledge the rock 46 munéd ‘at & very low tate, Bince their mill wan first started up the mine has paid regularly, bat sot largely. As’ they have on inexhaustible supply of-ore, they are now making arrangements to put up fortystamp mill, ‘This will be run by water, and placed ip @ position 80 as to run the rock directly from the mine to the batteries.’ With stich a mill the cost of ‘erushing "the ore will be greatly reduced, A ieeee Goupie. Patrick Carroll and his wife were brought down from Truckee yesterday, by Constable Cross, and lodged in jail, having been comtaitted by Justice Bell for forty days, Carroll.was first arrested for getting drunk sud disturbing the peace, avd being convieted was fined $80. While he was in cus. Aoi; his wife succeeded in raising 4. disturbance, for which she was convicted and fined the same amount, ‘Being unable to pay their fines, and the Justice thinking the.levely couple should not be separated, sentenced them.each for the same term in the soy: =. . U, 8. Mine. es situated near Carlisle, in ‘Meadow township, has been leased by poe & Co., for three years. They ting up aten stanp mill, and rh Py operations in a few days, The mine at one time was: regarded ai’ of Te tk aed in 1866 interests in it were pipet rates. A mull was erected by the to crush the ore, but it did nut pay by the ordinary mill process, although tid leaf bred it to contain ah abun cieataall We trust the lessees will be successful. Important Notice. ‘The Secretary of the Eureka “Lake: and Yuba Canal Company Consdlidated” “has, issued a notice, that hereafter, all damages afising from the malicious destruction of the company’s works will be assesued upon of‘water. This company has sufthe cutting ‘of the fictice, we presume, is to pi! hs Soa oe miners and those wting the water. i: bunting up and bringng ee penton to praise’ ing ani sms "The following names are on the Rell of Honor, for the month ending July 29th, in the Lake City School, Miss Kate Edwards, . ,, poe ae ecg i “ti “ai that theme tied fy Aiur urors, ble Ww ‘next? also vehire for ‘wally wt Taro returnable on the 16th instant. . for the term. Janey and John Sansome, indicted for burglary.Defendants arraigned and gives til Wednesday next to pléad.~ grand larceny, and given till Wednesday to, plead, ° Mathema tical, ; distinguisied mathematician, who is so well known throughout America as a teacher of his new and exceedingly rapid system of performing mercantile galculations,.is, meeting with fine sucized community on, the face of the Zlobe of . c¢ss.in_ organizing a class of our citiwens. very highly recommended by hundreds of the first business abd professional men ot San'Francisco, and other cities, who were his students, has rooms at the Union Hotel, whére he may be consalted, when’ not professionally absent. That Appeal, We trust that this appeal will not.be allowed to pass unheeded by: the citizens, The People vs. J."Wilk Hall. Continuea The People vs, Wii. “Burns, Michael DeSame parties arraigned on indictment for Hawley et al vs, Fin et al. Trial got all these processes are ouly performed, dis: Tot all medicinal agents fo> preserving or ret power colvent, the “tiee.” wie su to the action of the bile or gall, flowing from the liver, and of the fluid generated by the pancreas, or sweetbread of the system. These eecretions ceparate. the nutrilious portion frum the rest, and ii ie then taken ap'by the absorbent vessels. and conveyed into the channels of circulation in the form of veuoue blood, while the waste matter ia discha: ged thiongh wele, Unless ease Of somie Bort is inevitable, and the best} #toring the tone aud regulating the action of the thiee organs—the stumech, liver and. in ~ Court adjourned until Wednesday, at ten aggre A. M. Professor Andrews, of New York: the Prof, Andrews, who comes to us Towards dhe clove. of his» sermon.on Sun-. day last, Mr. Milburn made an appeal on . Bf bebalf of a blind person who had been, “. without any fauit-on “his part; reduced to poverty.’ ‘ We tire informed that the person. intended by the reverend gentleman is a most meritorious and deserving resident of ' one of the Eastern cities, whom Mr, Milburn has'for years past aided in supporting. a Incendtarism., ; ‘The flame of the, North Bloomfield Gravel Company was set on fire in three or four different places, this side of Graniteville, last Saturday night. The fire was discovered in the latter part of the night, by parties who were up-at.e-ball, and was extinguished before much damage had been done.. The company had: discharged sevéral white men last, week, and employed Chinamen im their places, which is thought to have been the cause of the incendiary attempt. : ¢ Om Mulberry Ledge, We are told that @ rich strike has recent ly been made in the Mulberry ledge, rock having been taken out showing much free gold. ‘The ledge is situated on Gold Flat, runs neatly east and west, and is owned by Wing, Mein and others. Yesterday 1,000 ~ by Grimes, McNally and others. Supervisors. The Supervisors convened yesterday afternoon in regular. term. The boad account, transacted. Marysville Stage Line. theif stage line to Méryeville’ to Sherwho ‘also have the mail contract. sition was put on, is. now “raibed . to $4. Great Saving. worth about $8 an ounce, digestion ts ecomnpenied-by-coneti~ feet was located on the easterly extension of Wm. Campbell, for repairs ofthe suspension bridge was filed and approved, and he was allowed $750 on No other business of interest was Cunningham & Reiley have sold out man & Co., of the oppositign line, and The fare, which has been 2 since the oppoMr. Myers, <n deities es the Star mill, recently arranged apan for grinding a, the blanket’washings, ‘which ‘have yielded

eight and a half ounces of amalgam a day, This had formerly been wasted, and is enough to poy tie On, ie Murteuiers Stowach Bitiers, in . pation, and tbe genie catharie operation vf uf the Biers is we less, jap riant in cases of this kind, than its tonic «fivct upon the stomach and the biliary gland. Beauty of person as well as: heaith, d: p.ngs in no small d upon the regularity vi the excretive functious. A sallow complexion, a Vachs skip, a taluted breath, r.8h bead, ng of memy y, etcdacke, and extreme menial depresriun. are the usual accompaniments of one ene A cunrse of the Bitters will inftullibly rebeve, and. finally, banish thoes ohensiues syippioms, While invigorating the stomach and. promuting a healthy aciion in the hver, ‘This. genial vegetable stomachic and alterative, strikes at disease in ite primary sources; the aseimilating, secro tive and expuleive o gang, ana the cures it effects are cousegueatly thorough avd compiete. — que. coarse -10-the ‘The Treat Family Medicine of the Age. —~ THIRTY YEARS Have elapsed since the intr duction of the Pain Killer to the spc te yet at the present timeit is more popu commands @ larger eale than ever before. Its popula: ity ts not confined to this country alone; all ever the world its yon ficial effects in cm ing the eg that flesh ie heir to,” are ack wledged at sone ciated, and &8. a PAIN KILLER ite ine 8 eahong to no count: y, sect wot race, It need. only to be known to ap, vom . Taiery. Years is certainly a long enongh time to prove the efhcacy 0 — medicine aud that the PAIN KILLER is dererving of ali its proprietors claim for it, is amply proved by the unparalleled popu arity thee atiained. It jaa SURE and EFFECTIVE Spy ry au , all drugersts, . Price 25 ote., 50 Directions accompang cach hottle. '$nly 2a. per bottle, PRESTON & FAIRCHILD No. 43, Broad Street, Druggists Apothecaries. And Dealers In Of All Kinds, ALSO Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Nevada, July 20th, 1879. . SCOTT’S FLAT SAW MILL CO. G. W. SMITH, WL. GOVE. A. C. FOOT, q°HE SCOTT'S FLAT SAW MILL COMPA. and vicinity, that they have ramento Street, and at their PEll, Seows Fiat, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Which they will eel at at reasonable rates, By prompt alvention to orders and giva of public patronage. Ord-rs may be left at the Office on SACRA MENTO STKERT, or at the MILL. Nevada, May 7h, 1870. pulp, passes futo the hecbitlhn: ‘where itis . > i} ' of Goods. A GOODINDUCEMENT. +! = CLOTHING . . NY wouldinform the itizeps of Nevada On hand at their Yard, on Sacrae BUILDING & MINING LUMBER ood eatisfaction they hepe to receive a Who offer far crsier Indncemese WuRTH OF CLOTHING, ™ ‘BOYs? CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, MATS, . &e. fae. ae. dex At Astonishing Low Prices . One Half of former Rates! EVERY DOLLAR SPENT —AT— BANNER’S EMPORIUM. WILL PURCHASE Two BoMars worth . FUR ALL IN NEED OF The stock. ene be sola within . _— SRiRTY pays t . . Come and see the Bigest Store, the best selected Btck and the LOWEST PhICKS ever offered in the Inverior of the State . Now is the time to make yotir purchases, A general invitation is extended to all, BANNER BROS. CORNER BROAD & PINE STREETS. x H. BR. BUSSENIUS, W Druggist and Apothecary, CITY DRUG STORE, MASONIC BUILDING, Cer. of Pine and Commercial Sts,, NEVADA CITY, ee Prescriptions Accurately ComePounded bay or Nigat.md Nevada, March 2d, 1870. CRYsTAL SPRING SAW MILL. M. L,. & D, MAttoil, Prop’rs, 'U ‘SLE undersigned would respectiully inform the pubie that tlicy lave ¥ On hand at thefr Mill and Lumber Ward, the Largest and most complete stock of BUILDING & MINING LUMBER Ty BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. —It consists of‘Dressed Flooring and Siding, Sugar Pine, Laths, Pickets, Shakes, Shingles, Fencing Posts, &c. &e. All orders left at the LUMBER AnD BOULUER 8St'K ek’, or at the Mil te promptly attended to, M. L. & D. MARSH. Nevada, May 34, 1870. ——— Saddles, Robes, Collars, &ec ? WILLIA™ HOLMES, ON BROAD STREET, ~ A few doors below Lancaster's Stable, W OULD injorm the people of thie city an the surrounding towus thathe hus on haud a large and splendid stock of Harness, of all kinds, <= Bt Ta Where do you buy your Harneés, . ae! ee 4 AT THE LOWEST “MARKET ‘PRIOR wee ‘ORen,. ORs rid i ” Approved Creat for 80 days, And hope by strict attention to be icaaet to ete a TE HAN: ; es em é * (Pej f or) ‘ALL PARTIES firm of Mason & rant os oe their accounts ° eons ay, day Xen Hobedale 20, 197+ Bw : n a Asada? Je che: (a id LT mo is uaer tn sd ed Aoea.ng aunt's UMS eo goid by the quart, i allon ft rn your orders, at the nd 1, nie Spring Stree, He ae , city, oe And they will be tte "ng ioe lk Yaa neta 4 ite or URSIN. Baki de coemeds ‘any part ofthe county t KER OF CARERY « Tener ingens : ra po Aad pape & parr ii. to bs a TOYS. NOTIONS, Tove. fer: ; a aero mer: KOHLER, CHASE & Co SAN Fi No Run eae eat A’ ae Now o in Pe. s larger siock pares be. . oy B.— Low Prices and Goods. vane PACIFIC: LEAP RANOE OOMPANY, = +" 422, Californias “Street,” SAN FRANCISOU,’ eataPORNEA:” hy Sere ; Pia ; Divideudatenorsvsnesessosncre! 0.003 Loane on pea . Collaterals.we oe eevee eceese L, oes in ‘Bauks. PELE RT vere omued al kata Diaconis $4 Eten ne ne pare son ed ae we Revada, ly 10h, 190, the expense of running, the mill. WarTsors saddles, Ladies’ and conve fiptipeineisg “ Declerations. 2 2, Minnkets, © wl Paia P F ‘nied i. tad In. the Clerk’s office yesterday, Joseph 3 7 Robes, Bits, justment, mee Beaumont, Wm. Sawdon and Daniel Poll, spurs, Whips. A. 3. Ralston, sey; i oy all natives of England, declared yew : ¥ asthe ap 3. Mant, Prowl: . tions to become citizens “of “s To be wold at San Francisco prices, . ineurance étfected oft We midst fa¥oisbleteiinn States. acid Ae AND NOZZLE!) ge cali anv See Fox YOURSELF ae a Geikertbtina. Qo REPAIRING of alt kinds aud CUSTOM PRESTON FAIRCHILD, . The Vietor Brothers here been giving HESE MACHINES ARE THE MOST OWE done 10 creer: er ape Agente for Nevade. Se: , ocseurts 2 eee © the intericr in const sy sa i saa hy . BOF . . PRIVATE SCHOOL: and meeting with success. They will . moe invented pie a retam to vada in fow dae Se a be ‘appreciated on ex: . ATE BIS DUE A.W nie se R & 0. . — eee Sones at. the Suivi as ere sei uaeeee se oii now reIn the ir eh a ony . e pe arrangements for for machines of greater con . foe leat hia Us . marteke Sehivol Mouse Nevada streets Corner Sansome and Clay Streets, eS pee .