August 4, 1870 (4 pages)

can be RE for }kinds, fee. and heap. mite the ton DN. OTICE G ei RK MUof **Mar90d: or eeays on echiue in ext eolicehts. and etabheb~ ‘Dieearee ccetstiuily PEBILINOCi Generathe errois 48 may rience must give ONS.” duction of Jiccaace of ctiome: it ', and bow PRY.” receipt of . JTRERT. the oper Apastomy. om 10 a. M. Daily. Us eet, ©. jy80-8m KER, rar, [OES made t notice. done in. the sep low and ranteed. in the Shoe m33 ——————— ying left my it Cauee or notified will not jer contractaoe ¥, That Letites of Ameraru ane y it Se, purpose 0 retinas, “Miachinery, 7S > Poe ee Si aA wee Te x3 a dience as to which they would haye, which quake, or the volcano, that is to level their : Roward Omercd. hOCAL ATEMS.Lecture on. Paris, Rev. W. ‘H. Milburn lectured at the ‘Theates in this-sity on Tuceday evening o> the s “What a Blind Man Saw in. Paris.” “It had been given out that the . lecture would be on Aarén Burr, but m: ‘haying éxpréssed a desire to hear the Jecture'on Paris, he put it to a vote of the auresulted in 75 voting for Parise and 65 for Burr. Many did not vote, from the fact that they knew nothing of the merits of the . two lectures. After the question was decided; Mr. Milburn announced that he should'remain here a, day longer than he hadanticipated, and would . deliver the lecture on Burr the next evening. \We are éold that the latter 1s Mr. Milburn’s best lecture, but not having heard it at the time thia Ge written we can not judge of its merits. The lectare on Paris was a description of the various sights one might sce in the course of a day's life in that.city,-with sketches of the character of the various nationalities whose representatives congregate there. He pronounced it the fincst city the world had ever seen, far eclipsing the splendors of Ninevah, of Babylon, of Athens and. of Kome, in their day, and the city in which civilization had attained its highest perféction. But the speaker predicted that in consequence of the corruption.and atheiem that prevailed there, a terrible fate was awaiting the city. The earth“@lifices: and~ obliterate™ their} civilization, is-only sleeping. and will do 18 work in God's qwa time. Seareity ‘at Wate. stitis The People of Grass Valley are complaining mach of the scarcity of water. The pipes through the town are not always full, and it is feared the mills will have to ran short-handed for want of water. The wan; of water at the mills means a want of water for laboring men, and the Union suggests that people generally should use water more economically, and not allow any to be wasted, This ia good advice, but it 1s difficult the extreme to induce a whole community, who obtain their supply. of water through the same pipes, to be econ-omitalin ite use. The cost is about the ‘aame for each family, whether they uze much or little, and each one thinks what little he wastes will not be felt, A water meter, to show the exact amount drawn from each hydrant, would effvet the desired result. There isa chance for some one to make a furtune by inventing sucl.a. County Court. The following business wae einencte’ in the County Court yesterday : Wm. Burns, John Sansom and Michael Delaney were arraigned on indictments for burglary and grand larceny, and pleaded not guilty. Trialaset for August 16th. The venire fur Grand Jury was returned by the’ Sheriff, and the following persons were duly impaneiled, Ea. Williams being appointed foreman: C. Beckman, J. D. Woodworth, Jas. Montgomery, G. H. Colby, G. A. Cooper, Alex. Sloan, J. Blasauf, T. W. Big , E. W. Bigelow, Geo. E. Turner, G. W. Smith, ‘Wm. Maltman, Ed. Williams, A, B. Gregory, Chas. Ulney, Geo. ephard, P. N. Hanson, Jacob Rosenthal, E. W. Heyward, G. W. Hill, M. B. B. Potter, John Allieon. The Judye having read the charge to the jary they retired to their iabors, aud the —— ten o’clock. The Shooting at hou set, Captain Cuvilla, who shot Tim Scantlin at You Bet on Tuesday, waived an examination, and was held to bail in the sum of $1,500. ‘The case, we presume, will be investigated by the Grand Jury now in session. Scantlin was alive yesterday mora-;— ing, but there was no hope of his recovery. The ball entered just above the breast bone, cut into the wind pipe, and.came out under the right arm. Dr. Hunt, who went up to attend him, says the cavity of the lung is filled witht blood, and that it is not probable he can live more than i day or two. / of 6. Blaék, Superintendent of the Eure~ ‘ka Lake and ‘Yuba Canal Company, consolidated, has offered a reward of $1,500 for’ and coavietion of the pepnen or co og Ban Juan ditch, on the pater scorching hot day the warmest we have had this year. For three or four hours in the middle of the thane a . . per’s Weekly contains # titip of te seat of . * :. war in Eurepe, ‘with descriptions of the -nentremedies afforded from the effects of remedies can” “be had-atJulius Dreyfuss’ } pares french and Prussian weapons of warfare, which are of much interest at. this time.’ fee Cream and Soda. : The only cffectual, harmless, and permathe scorching heat of these times, that we knew of, is « plate of ice cream. washed: down with a glass of fountainsoda. These United States Bakery, Pine street. The attaches of the Transorirt office tried them yesterday, and can testify that they produced. immediate and. permanent relief. County Hospital, The quarterly report of the County Physician was submitted to the Board of Supervisors yesterday. The. following is a re capitulation of the report: Number of patients at date of last report, 33; admitted duting the quarter, 25; discharged cured, 11; left of their own accord, 7; died, be; now under treatment, 36, —_—_— oo Fire at Sebastopol, “Phe-dlacksmith shop and stable of the Américan Mining Company, at Sebastepol, Bridgeport township, was destroyed by dire on Monday night. “A mule was burned to death im the stable. The origin of the fire is not known. ~The {ose was about $400 or $500. ee eel Probate Court. In the Probate Court Salata Mra, Sarah A.Battswas appointed execuE. P. Butts, deceased, in place of J. H. Niehols, declined. 8. &. Overmeyer, . Paynter and Barker weré appointed appraisers of the extate. Missionary Prayer Meeting. We are requested to announce that the regular monthly Missionary Prayer Meeting. of the Methodist Episcopal Church, will be held this evening. All interested are invited. Soctety Meesing. The ladies of the Episcopal Sewing Society will meet at the residence of Mrs. C. C. Leavitt, on Broad street, at half past seven o’clock Thursday evening. Nevermogs can the coarse, gritty tooth powders and tooth-destroying chemical @uids find a place on the toilets of sensible people. The fragrant and preservative Sozoport has superseded them all. “Spatpine’s Give’ mends Furniture, Toys, Crockery, all ornamental work. a —————— NOTICE! —— wer ORIGINAL — ROLL OF NEVaDa COUNT Fer the year 1870, Haring been placed in the hands of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, notice ie he:eby given that sald Buard will meet aa & Board of Equalization, --ON— Monday, August Sth, 1870. JNO. J. ROGERS, Clerk, Nevada, August ist, 1870. LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE At Cost Prices! el J. BE. JOHNSTON FFERS EVERYTHING IN HIS STORE () Al Cust Pics, on and after this date. ike Wek consists in'part of trix of the last will and testament of . é al ' scone ie bh te i most impudent. So much t Seay or pete Now for a spe‘dal and ¢ application. . » Ie appears that a mashroom growth of 80 . called “Bitters,” is epringing up un.er diftferent. in various localitics, particularly . » the Southern and Westerr States, which venders have the hardihood to recommend to easy-going people upon whom they dhlak.they can impose, as & sabst tate: nized by every Gitees the. perest and best medicated stimulant and invigorant the world affords. The concoctions referred to being com. posed ef worthless material, offer a larger margi for profit than that Celebrated Tonic, and @rerice the anxiety of dollar worshiping dealere to foist them upon the public in its place.; Bat *forwarned is fora med," and all parties whom thése dis ingnished (!) beings are endeavoring, to coax. and inveigle inte gubstitating for a standard temedy, are hereby informed of the ‘selfish and sordid motives which underlies the representations in ques. tion The great popularity and vast rales of Hostetter’s Bitters, can not,of conree, be serious: ' ly impaired by these “tricks of the trade,*but as the debilitated and euffer'ng havé a direct interest in the “matter, it is on'y an act of humanity to,put them on their guard. Thie Valuable pram uote» neo been widely dnd favorably foreign countrieupwards THIRTY weasst wi incur own and+triale, but contin :es to ed @ proment position in every a ine chest, It ts an External and lote ramean For Summer. Comp!aiat bowel disease in children 2 or aan, it ie an Peace certain cure. and bes w t doubt, more saccessful in owe ~ se various inde of ‘ot CHOLERA than any other known remedy, or the most skillfnl physician. In India, ‘Africa and China, where this drea ‘ful disease ig. more or less geen th Pain Killer is considered dy che natives, as well as European conaunte fa those climates, 4 suRt ReMEdy ; and while it is a most efficie: t remedy for pain, it isa periecily safe fe medicine, even in unekillful hand-, Direetions.accompany euch bottle. Sold by ail D sts. Pri reiiicee, wocts., and $i per bott’e. aug & PRESTON & FAIRCHILD No. 33, Broad Street, Druggists and Apethecaries vy: Ane Deilers In” @, Or All Kinds. ALSO Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Nevada, Jaty 20th, 1870. SCOTT'S. FLAT ¢ saw MILL CO. G. W. SMITH. H. iL, GOVE. A. C. FOOT. HE 8COTT’S FLAT SAW MILL COMPA T NY would inform the .itizens of Nevada and vielity that they have On hand at their Yard, on Sacraraménto Street, and at their Pith, Scotus Fiat, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF a => It has lost none‘ of its good name by re. GREAT BARGAINS FOR ALL ! “ S SececeGingggie es 0s, Tenge . ee Who offer See A, ae BANNER’S EMPORIUM, WILL PURCHASE Two Mollars worth of Geods. A GOOD INDUCEMENT FOR ALL IN NEED OF eg gece TRIRTY DAYS! Come and see the Bigest Store, the beet selected Stock and the LUWEST PICKS ever offered.in the Interior of the State ! Now is the time to make your purchases, A general invitation is exvended to all. BANNER BROS. CORNER BROAD & PINE 8TREETS, bf H. B. BUSSENIUS, W Druggist and Apothecary, CITY DRUG STORE, MASONIC BUILDING, Cor, of Pine and Commercial Sts,, REVADA CITY. ee Prescriptions Accurately Compoundéd Bay oc Nigut.od Nevada, March 24. 1870. CRYSTAL SPRING SAW MILL. M. LL. & Di Maoh, Prop’rs. 6 big undersigned would ed would reapectinlly: inform the pubic dual they have vn hand at their Milland Lunabier Yard, she Largest and most com plete Stock of BUILDING & MINING LUMBER TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. —It consists of‘Dreseed Flooring and Siding, Sugar Pine, Laths, Pickets, shakes, Shingles, Fencing Posts, &c. &c, All orders left at the LUMBER YARD BOULDER SP Kel’, or. at the Mill, will promptly attended to it. L. & D. MARSH. Nevada, May 34, 1870. a here Stree weet jwew _PnoPntRTOne. EVERY DOLLAR SPENT) The stock must be sold within Let aot GRP 6 ot cee. Met Set ee coh oe ere , eee =e ies Oe eae nal et $s ee ee 4 an} ia apie saciid ih, i ET * ontvay & FOR Sormeety t Owne od 1h Woere OF You Bet, now offer to. ul :%. general CLOTHING, surtment of es Ra Gis FURNISHING Goeps, “TY Dry’ Goods, ay eronripaNeterins BOYS? CLOTHING, bs et oe eee a BOOTS, ex i : SHOES, Mars and deck . ke. &o, ee. . AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICESAt Astonishing ‘me Prices . Fer Cash, One Half of former Rates! reer : Approved Credit for 80 aay, And hope by strict attention . to businews,, to merit, share of public patronage. 1% Ger ALL PARTIES indebted to ther tite firm of Mason & White, will, please call and .gette their accounts immediately, and pave costs. Sibel “You Bet, Taly Sth, 100 —SW. ri “a “MILWAUKEE . BREWERY. eee een ej elatiad ne ate WwW. DREYFUS continues to manniactare ae guod’ LAGER BEER tAs can be found on the by the quart, he age eold . Leave your orders at the oid staud, onSpring Street, Nevada City, . : And they will be premp faithfally:atSended tn. Giv won sm aun cuihdent of giving, hr v LAGER ry bes ac w part county £HER OF Hakol ay ofthe A. B. Carley B. O. Tomphine ARCADE SALOON, ~ ining Julios Greenwald's Store, on Adjo tag de ‘ ale cies re, CARLEY & TOMPKINS, Haye received an entirely new otock eo Liquors, Wines and Cigars, Rs And aoue but the best will be ke ik? fated Uld frieude and new ccacasese invited give us a call, fi ‘mal. TOYS. NOTIONS. Tore. fern rx fs aud and MUSICAL INSTRUKOHLER, CHASE & CO. Corner Sansome and Clay. Streets, BAN) nn hg \ erntrh a quatiny xy A a rice ot "ot shake Goods, to sucure purchasers, tar NOW OPRNING tg4 A larger mock of Fine Goods than ever beSore N. B, — Low Priees and Saleable Goods, yt COMPAN ¥ mn SAN FRANUISCU, . Pre en ae and Marine Insurance! Nevada, July ian 18Te— 3w. PACIFIC INSU RANOR PARLOR SETS, BUILDING & MINING LUMBER Where do you buy your Harness, Sar it Sarre yop BEDROOM SETS, Which they will eell at at reasonable rates. Saddles, Robes, Collars, &c t VIGCUES. ocveos abbetrvecceses 640,005.11 BED AND BEDDING, i * LS WILLIAM HOLMES, bene in Gold. REE et RDA — . say goed 7 prompt aitentl they hope to receive ON BKOAD STREET, vane yer ~via agen ‘ 46. gos, sOFras share of public patronage. encika A few doors below Laveaster’s Stable. _ Cees Banks. BE SO Ngee A omg “ai etre Uber orat the MILL. 7 OULD ialorm the people of thie city an_ . " owned by the Company Paes we.50.0 CHAIRS, Nevada, May 7h, 1870. the serrvunuding towne that he has ‘on . Real Kempe; Company's ern . BUREAUS, haud a large aud splendid tock of corner Califurnia 4 Le 146.000.00 JUNGES WATSON?S Harness, of all kindw, Dat ASAG.OLc. cocccoseecsinbbcbe SUmiOMRUO ah 7 Suddics, Ladies: and Gents, Andin fact everything that ts uraally fond . HYDRAULIC CHAMPION Corriagetvimeinas, . Total Agcetsin Gold, $1,740,065,11 examine the gvods and rices.and sat sinch on ; pe Pe Far" Losees Paid Promptly sn Go.d on Adwill be guarauteed tances. bes, Bits, 3. HK. FOHNSTON, Pag em spurs, Whips. A. Sea , icisiaia: Secty. In poet See Hotel Bailding. ; FE &é. ke. we sunt, Pree’. ahh say tte: ‘ . : =. JOINT” AND NOZZLE 1) pecal AnD SEE FOR YOURSELF —ar— ; is wt aL — & PAIRCH roe um. S. DEAL : or REPAIKING of all kinds and CUSTOM PRESTON Attorney aad Counselor at mee Tem MACHINES, A Ane Tene MOST WORE seve ‘Nonien Ee _ . Senate Cal. Orrice —“TRANSORIPT’ BUILD ep en = : ‘ PRIVATE Lonenant Nevada City Cala, ty tol nat ee eer tI ah gl t4 miLts BOE 4 W . besren pers £2: JAMES MON 0, dorado cal, the wor the sezvants wil wil be ‘placed in ihe elu. 0 tw ¥ theef. models, betore making w and save Spee at ody dates gar Meats rates for . order oe alt ciseest the Nevada Woundsy. [Jem Bore OF Bh eee 2'0O.

can be RE for }kinds, fee. and heap. mite the ton DN. OTICE G ei RK MUof **Mar90d: or eeays on echiue in ext eolicehts. and etabheb~ ‘Dieearee ccetstiuily PEBILINOCi Generathe errois 48 may rience must give ONS.” duction of Jiccaace of ctiome: it ', and bow PRY.” receipt of . JTRERT. the oper Apastomy. om 10 a. M. Daily. Us eet, ©. jy80-8m KER, rar, [OES made t notice. done in. the sep low and ranteed. in the Shoe m33 ——————— ying left my it Cauee or notified will not jer contractaoe ¥, That Letites of Ameraru ane y it Se, purpose 0 retinas, “Miachinery, 7S > Poe ee Si aA wee Te x3 a dience as to which they would haye, which quake, or the volcano, that is to level their : Roward Omercd. hOCAL ATEMS.Lecture on. Paris, Rev. W. ‘H. Milburn lectured at the ‘Theates in this-sity on Tuceday evening o> the s “What a Blind Man Saw in. Paris.” “It had been given out that the . lecture would be on Aarén Burr, but m: ‘haying éxpréssed a desire to hear the Jecture'on Paris, he put it to a vote of the auresulted in 75 voting for Parise and 65 for Burr. Many did not vote, from the fact that they knew nothing of the merits of the . two lectures. After the question was decided; Mr. Milburn announced that he should'remain here a, day longer than he hadanticipated, and would . deliver the lecture on Burr the next evening. \We are éold that the latter 1s Mr. Milburn’s best lecture, but not having heard it at the time thia Ge written we can not judge of its merits. The lectare on Paris was a description of the various sights one might sce in the course of a day's life in that.city,-with sketches of the character of the various nationalities whose representatives congregate there. He pronounced it the fincst city the world had ever seen, far eclipsing the splendors of Ninevah, of Babylon, of Athens and. of Kome, in their day, and the city in which civilization had attained its highest perféction. But the speaker predicted that in consequence of the corruption.and atheiem that prevailed there, a terrible fate was awaiting the city. The earth“@lifices: and~ obliterate™ their} civilization, is-only sleeping. and will do 18 work in God's qwa time. Seareity ‘at Wate.. stitis The People of Grass Valley are complaining mach of the scarcity of water. The pipes through the town are not always full, and it is feared the mills will have to ran short-handed for want of water. The wan; of water at the mills means a want of water for laboring men, and the Union suggests that people generally should use water more economically, and not allow any to be wasted, This ia good advice, but it 1s difficult the extreme to induce a whole community, who obtain their supply. of water through the same pipes, to be econ-omitalin ite use. The cost is about the ‘aame for each family, whether they uze much or little, and each one thinks what little he wastes will not be felt, A water meter, to show the exact amount drawn from each hydrant, would effvet the desired result. There isa chance for some one to make a furtune by inventing sucl.a. County Court. The following business wae einencte’ in the County Court yesterday : Wm. Burns, John Sansom and Michael Delaney were arraigned on indictments for burglary and grand larceny, and pleaded not guilty. Trialaset for August 16th. The venire fur Grand Jury was returned by the’ Sheriff, and the following persons were duly impaneiled, Ea. Williams being appointed foreman: C. Beckman, J. D. Woodworth, Jas. Montgomery, G. H. Colby, G. A. Cooper, Alex. Sloan, J. Blasauf, T. W. Big , E. W. Bigelow, Geo. E. Turner, G. W. Smith, ‘Wm. Maltman, Ed. Williams, A, B. Gregory, Chas. Ulney, Geo. ephard, P. N. Hanson, Jacob Rosenthal, E. W. Heyward, G. W. Hill, M. B. B. Potter, John Allieon. The Judye having read the charge to the jary they retired to their iabors, aud the —— ten o’clock. The Shooting at hou set, Captain Cuvilla, who shot Tim Scantlin at You Bet on Tuesday, waived an examination, and was held to bail in the sum of $1,500. ‘The case, we presume, will be investigated by the Grand Jury now in session. Scantlin was alive yesterday mora-;— ing, but there was no hope of his recovery. The ball entered just above the breast bone, cut into the wind pipe, and.came out under the right arm. Dr. Hunt, who went up to attend him, says the cavity of the lung is filled witht blood, and that it is not probable he can live more than i day or two. / of 6. Blaék, Superintendent of the Eure~ ‘ka Lake and ‘Yuba Canal Company, consolidated, has offered a reward of $1,500 for’ and coavietion of the pepnen or co og Ban Juan ditch, on the pater scorching hot day the warmest we have had this year. For three or four hours in the middle of the thane a . . per’s Weekly contains # titip of te seat of . * :. war in Eurepe, ‘with descriptions of the -nentremedies afforded from the effects of remedies can” “be had-atJulius Dreyfuss’ } pares french and Prussian weapons of warfare, which are of much interest at. this time.’ fee Cream and Soda. : The only cffectual, harmless, and permathe scorching heat of these times, that we knew of, is « plate of ice cream. washed: down with a glass of fountainsoda. These United States Bakery, Pine street. The attaches of the Transorirt office tried them yesterday, and can testify that they produced. immediate and. permanent relief. County Hospital, The quarterly report of the County Physician was submitted to the Board of Supervisors yesterday. The. following is a re capitulation of the report: Number of patients at date of last report, 33; admitted duting the quarter, 25; discharged cured, 11; left of their own accord, 7; died, be; now under treatment, 36, —_—_— oo Fire at Sebastopol, “Phe-dlacksmith shop and stable of the Américan Mining Company, at Sebastepol, Bridgeport township, was destroyed by dire on Monday night. “A mule was burned to death im the stable. The origin of the fire is not known. ~The {ose was about $400 or $500. ee eel Probate Court. In the Probate Court Salata Mra, Sarah A.Battswas appointed execuE. P. Butts, deceased, in place of J. H. Niehols, declined. 8. &. Overmeyer, . Paynter and Barker weré appointed appraisers of the extate. Missionary Prayer Meeting. We are requested to announce that the regular monthly Missionary Prayer Meeting. of the Methodist Episcopal Church, will be held this evening. All interested are invited. Soctety Meesing. The ladies of the Episcopal Sewing Society will meet at the residence of Mrs. C. C. Leavitt, on Broad street, at half past seven o’clock Thursday evening. Nevermogs can the coarse, gritty tooth powders and tooth-destroying chemical @uids find a place on the toilets of sensible people. The fragrant and preservative Sozoport has superseded them all. “Spatpine’s Give’ mends Furniture, Toys, Crockery, all ornamental work. a —————— NOTICE! —— wer ORIGINAL — ROLL OF NEVaDa COUNT Fer the year 1870, Haring been placed in the hands of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, notice ie he:eby given that sald Buard will meet aa & Board of Equalization, --ON— Monday, August Sth, 1870. JNO. J. ROGERS, Clerk, Nevada, August ist, 1870. LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE At Cost Prices! el

J. BE. JOHNSTON FFERS EVERYTHING IN HIS STORE () Al Cust Pics, on and after this date. ike Wek consists in'part of trix of the last will and testament of . é al ' scone ie bh te i most impudent. So much t Seay or pete Now for a spe‘dal and ¢ application. . » Ie appears that a mashroom growth of 80 . called “Bitters,” is epringing up un.er diftferent. in various localitics, particularly . » the Southern and Westerr States, which venders have the hardihood to recommend to easy-going people upon whom they dhlak.they can impose, as & sabst tate: nized by every Gitees the. perest and best medicated stimulant and invigorant the world affords. The concoctions referred to being com. posed ef worthless material, offer a larger margi for profit than that Celebrated Tonic, and @rerice the anxiety of dollar worshiping dealere to foist them upon the public in its place.; Bat *forwarned is fora med," and all parties whom thése dis ingnished (!) beings are endeavoring, to coax. and inveigle inte gubstitating for a standard temedy, are hereby informed of the ‘selfish and sordid motives which underlies the representations in ques. tion The great popularity and vast rales of Hostetter’s Bitters, can not,of conree, be serious: ' ly impaired by these “tricks of the trade,*but as the debilitated and euffer'ng havé a direct interest in the “matter, it is on'y an act of humanity to,put them on their guard. Thie Valuable pram uote» neo been widely dnd favorably foreign countrieupwards THIRTY weasst wi incur own and+triale, but contin :es to ed @ proment position in every a ine chest, It ts an External and lote ramean For Summer. Comp!aiat bowel disease in children 2 or aan, it ie an Peace certain cure. and bes w t doubt, more saccessful in owe ~ se various inde of ‘ot CHOLERA than any other known remedy, or the most skillfnl physician. In India, ‘Africa and China, where this drea ‘ful disease ig. more or less geen th Pain Killer is considered dy che natives, as well as European conaunte fa those climates, 4 suRt ReMEdy ; and while it is a most efficie: t remedy for pain, it isa periecily safe fe medicine, even in unekillful hand-, Direetions.accompany euch bottle. Sold by ail D sts. Pri reiiicee, wocts., and $i per bott’e. aug & PRESTON & FAIRCHILD No. 33, Broad Street, Druggists and Apethecaries vy: Ane Deilers In” @, Or All Kinds. ALSO Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Nevada, Jaty 20th, 1870. SCOTT'S. FLAT ¢ saw MILL CO. G. W. SMITH. H. iL, GOVE. A. C. FOOT. HE 8COTT’S FLAT SAW MILL COMPA T NY would inform the .itizens of Nevada and vielity that they have On hand at their Yard, on Sacraraménto Street, and at their Pith, Scotus Fiat, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF a => It has lost none‘ of its good name by re. GREAT BARGAINS FOR ALL ! “ S SececeGingggie es 0s, Tenge . ee Who offer See A, ae BANNER’S EMPORIUM, WILL PURCHASE Two Mollars worth of Geods. A GOOD INDUCEMENT FOR ALL IN NEED OF eg gece TRIRTY DAYS! Come and see the Bigest Store, the beet selected Stock and the LUWEST PICKS ever offered.in the Interior of the State ! Now is the time to make your purchases, A general invitation is exvended to all. BANNER BROS. CORNER BROAD & PINE 8TREETS, bf H. B. BUSSENIUS, W Druggist and Apothecary, CITY DRUG STORE, MASONIC BUILDING, Cor, of Pine and Commercial Sts,, REVADA CITY. ee Prescriptions Accurately Compoundéd Bay oc Nigut.od Nevada, March 24. 1870. CRYSTAL SPRING SAW MILL. M. LL. & Di Maoh, Prop’rs. 6 big undersigned would ed would reapectinlly: inform the pubic dual they have vn hand at their Milland Lunabier Yard, she Largest and most com plete Stock of BUILDING & MINING LUMBER TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. —It consists of‘Dreseed Flooring and Siding, Sugar Pine, Laths, Pickets, shakes, Shingles, Fencing Posts, &c. &c, All orders left at the LUMBER YARD BOULDER SP Kel’, or. at the Mill, will promptly attended to it. L. & D. MARSH. Nevada, May 34, 1870. a here Stree weet jwew _PnoPntRTOne. EVERY DOLLAR SPENT) The stock must be sold within Let aot GRP 6 ot cee. Met Set ee coh oe ere , eee =e ies Oe eae nal et $s ee ee 4 an} ia apie saciid ih, i ET * ontvay & FOR Sormeety t Owne od 1h Woere OF You Bet, now offer to. ul :%. general CLOTHING, surtment of es Ra Gis FURNISHING Goeps, “TY Dry’ Goods, ay eronripaNeterins BOYS? CLOTHING, bs et oe eee a BOOTS, ex i : SHOES, Mars and deck . ke. &o, ee. . AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICESAt Astonishing ‘me Prices . Fer Cash, One Half of former Rates! reer : Approved Credit for 80 aay, And hope by strict attention . to businews,, to merit, share of public patronage. 1% Ger ALL PARTIES indebted to ther tite firm of Mason & White, will, please call and .gette their accounts immediately, and pave costs. Sibel “You Bet, Taly Sth, 100 —SW. ri “a “MILWAUKEE . BREWERY. eee een ej elatiad ne ate WwW. DREYFUS continues to manniactare ae guod’ LAGER BEER tAs can be found on the by the quart, he age eold . Leave your orders at the oid staud, onSpring Street, Nevada City, . : And they will be premp faithfally:atSended tn. Giv won sm aun cuihdent of giving, hr v LAGER ry bes ac w part county £HER OF Hakol ay ofthe A. B. Carley B. O. Tomphine ARCADE SALOON, ~ ining Julios Greenwald's Store, on Adjo tag de ‘ ale cies re, CARLEY & TOMPKINS, Haye received an entirely new otock eo Liquors, Wines and Cigars, Rs And aoue but the best will be ke ik? fated Uld frieude and new ccacasese invited give us a call, fi ‘mal. TOYS. NOTIONS. Tore. fern rx fs aud and MUSICAL INSTRUKOHLER, CHASE & CO. Corner Sansome and Clay. Streets, BAN) nn hg \ erntrh a quatiny xy A a rice ot "ot shake Goods, to sucure purchasers, tar NOW OPRNING tg4 A larger mock of Fine Goods than ever beSore N. B, — Low Priees and Saleable Goods, yt COMPAN ¥ mn SAN FRANUISCU, . Pre en ae and Marine Insurance! Nevada, July ian 18Te— 3w. PACIFIC INSU RANOR PARLOR SETS, BUILDING & MINING LUMBER Where do you buy your Harness, Sar it Sarre yop BEDROOM SETS, Which they will eell at at reasonable rates. Saddles, Robes, Collars, &c t VIGCUES. ocveos abbetrvecceses 640,005.11 BED AND BEDDING, i * LS WILLIAM HOLMES, bene in Gold. REE et RDA — . say goed 7 prompt aitentl they hope to receive ON BKOAD STREET, vane yer ~via agen ‘ 46. gos, sOFras share of public patronage. encika A few doors below Laveaster’s Stable. _ Cees Banks. BE SO Ngee A omg “ai etre Uber orat the MILL. 7 OULD ialorm the people of thie city an_ . " owned by the Company Paes we.50.0 CHAIRS, Nevada, May 7h, 1870. the serrvunuding towne that he has ‘on . Real Kempe; Company's ern . BUREAUS, haud a large aud splendid tock of corner Califurnia 4 Le 146.000.00 JUNGES WATSON?S Harness, of all kindw, Dat ASAG.OLc. cocccoseecsinbbcbe SUmiOMRUO ah 7 Suddics, Ladies: and Gents, Andin fact everything that ts uraally fond . HYDRAULIC CHAMPION Corriagetvimeinas, . Total Agcetsin Gold, $1,740,065,11 examine the gvods and rices.and sat sinch on ; pe Pe Far" Losees Paid Promptly sn Go.d on Adwill be guarauteed tances. bes, Bits, 3. HK. FOHNSTON, Pag em spurs, Whips. A. Sea , icisiaia: Secty. In poet See Hotel Bailding. ; FE &é. ke. we sunt, Pree’. ahh say tte: ‘ . : =. JOINT” AND NOZZLE 1) pecal AnD SEE FOR YOURSELF —ar— ; is wt aL — & PAIRCH roe um. S. DEAL : or REPAIKING of all kinds and CUSTOM PRESTON Attorney aad Counselor at mee Tem MACHINES, A Ane Tene MOST WORE seve ‘Nonien Ee _ . Senate Cal. Orrice —“TRANSORIPT’ BUILD ep en = : ‘ PRIVATE Lonenant Nevada City Cala, ty tol nat ee eer tI ah gl t4 miLts BOE 4 W . besren pers £2: JAMES MON 0, dorado cal, the wor the sezvants wil wil be ‘placed in ihe elu. 0 tw ¥ theef. models, betore making w and save Spee at ody dates gar Meats rates for . order oe alt ciseest the Nevada Woundsy. [Jem Bore OF Bh eee 2'0O.