August 6, 1870 (4 pages)

DS,&c. can be RK for 1 kings yes and heap. ite the Deai, at et with DN. OT ICE RE MUof *“Marood: or feeays on Yechine in jeet solicents. ard Petablishts : Diseaees ceeesiuly DEBILINOC. da Generatbe errors ienis may -Eperierce mast give [ONS.” duction of Dieeases of ctione: it [, and bow TR ~ receipt of + L STREET. the openf Anawmy. rom 10 4. M. Daily. On eet, co. jy30. “parents on.# ranch about a mile from Lake __hension of Francisco. Jose. Espanola, the é ¢ John Bonney, Jr., 8 young man aged twenty-two years, who. resided with his City, was accidentally shot and instantly Reuben Phillips, who wason the jury of inquest, we gather the following particulars: About eight o’clock in the morning, young Bonney went to the barn for the . purpose, ashe stated, of fixing a door. Some time after, perhaps about an hour, the report of a gun was heard at the house ; but ag there is considerable hunting in the neighborhood, nothing was thoughé.of . the circumstance. Towards evening, the young man not returning, s search was instituted, when his body was found ‘by ‘his younger brother, lying in the harness room, with the top of his head nearly shot off,and a doubled barreled shot gun, with the left barrel discharged, lying across his ‘breast. Justice Ayres was immediately sent for at Columbia Hill, and held:an inquest on the body. It appears that there was a cupboard in the harness room in which two guns were ordinarily kept, the size of the room being about eight by tem feet. From all appearances and the circumstatices brought to light, it was concluded that after repairing the barn door, Bonney had concluded to go out gunning, and went to the cupboard ior the shot gun, and that in taking it out the hammer caught.and the gun discharged. ‘The entire ¢ e took effect in his forehead, fust dbove the ¢yés, and mangled his headin a terrible mannef. Bonney Was an industrious, steady youn, man, much re‘and his un. People. Phe fragrant and preservative . tamely death isa sad ailliction to his parents and friends." The Murder at Frenchtown. — ‘By a dotice in another place, it will-bo seen that the widow of Jose Vincent George . has offered a reward of $200 for the appremurderer of her husband. The murder was committed at Frenchtown, near the Oregon Hoiise, Yuba county, and the murderer is supposed to have come into Nevada county. It appears that George and Espanola had been partners, and sometime since had a dispute about water. On the ist instang while George was in his garden with his wife, Espanola came up within ‘three or four feet of him, armed with a Government rifle loaded with shot, and shot him im the breast, inflicting a wound from the effects of which. he expired in fif-. Nevada, Angust Ist, 1870. teen minutes. The murderer is a native of : ae the Angee. tive feet Na ere high, snp about ands, is thirty-two old, ae about cloned whiskers and hair, bine . LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE eyes, black upper teeth, and when last seen wore a check shirt, brown pants, and a small white hat. Fuvestigation. ‘It was understood yesterday that the Grand Jury were investigating the cireum-. ("ar Cost PKICHS, on and after this stances attending the death of Mrs. Anna Robinson, who lost her life by the fire of . PARLOR SETS, last Tuesday morning. An article in the Gazette indicating that there had been foul play, and thatthe woman hid been murdered and the building fired to conceal traces of the crime, caused some, talk on the subject. We have seen no reason to change the opinion expressed in the TRanscript the day after the occurrence, that in contact with tablishment of rap that = ean the goods and pocesand sat sfact.on County Court. Grand Jury made a partial report, ignoring a charge against Frank Jones, for assault with a deadly weapon, and a charge money under false pretenses. / ' f Weiwere shown yesterday by'C. T. J, a eon Doge he this county, specis, . men of a work Of the above title, by she ; most, ‘ig inves. In Notional Exchange Hotel Building. W. W. Fowler. The antbor has been an tor in Wall street over thirteen years, and is perfectly competent to give iriside views of the tricks, frands and swindles of that famous business center. Tt is ‘illustrated with portraits of some, and has personal sketches of nearly all, the great fjnanciers and speculators of the day, giving anecdotes and incidents of their careers. The author wields a graceful pen,and shows up the inside operations of the “rings,” explains how ‘‘corners” are gotten up, and ‘among other noted events has a full explanation and history of the panic of 1857, and of the great gold conspiracy of 1809. The work Contains 536;‘ages, is handsomely printed, and will be ready for delivery to subscribers inaboutamonth. Mr. Coombs will commence canvassing for subscribers immediately. He is also canvassing for a work by George Alfred Townsend, entitled ‘Phe New World compared with the Old.” wo Hundred Dollars Reward. The widow of Jose Vincent. George ‘will pay the above reward for the arrest of Francisco Jose Espanola, who murdered her husband at Frenchtown, Yuba county, on the 1st instant. The murderer is a Portuguese, five feet two inches high, sharp features, light colored whiskers and hair, blue eyes, upper teeth black, weighs 180 pounds, is about thirty-two years old, and when last seen had on a check shirt, brown pants and a small white hat. Aug6—lw NEVERMORE can the coarse, gritty tooth powders and tooth-destroying chemical fluids find a place on the toilets of sensible’ Sozoport has superseded them all. “Spatpine’s Give” mends Furniture, Toys, Crockery, allornamental work. — $$ we NOTICE! Ts ORIGINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL OF NEVADA COUNTY For the rer 1870, Having been placed in the hands of the Clerk of the Board-of Supervisors, notice is hereby given that said Board will meet as a Board of Equalization, tien. Monday, August Sth, 1870. JNO, J. ROGERS, Clerk. At Cost Prices! 3. BE. JOHNSTON FFERS EVERYTHING IN HIS STORE date. ‘The etock consiets.in part of BEDROOM SETS, BED AND BEDDING, thie kind. will-be guaranteed in all instances. ., Je B. JOMNSTON, Nevada, July 28th, 1870. and in hand, and.of gl the tribe of pr ton ghar seme th which socle “ who attempt to tamper with the health of the comunity are the most dangerous and the TABLES, ALL KINDS, SOFAS, ; gree ‘. paints, Oils and Varnishes BUREAUS, ’ oo LOUNGES, Nevada, July 2th, 1870. ; And in fact everything that ie usually found Call and most impudent, So. much by way of Text. Now fora spe. cial and particular application. Tt appears thata mushroom growth of #0 ¢alled. “Bitters,” is springing up under different. names in various localities, particularly in the Southern and Western States, which the venders have the hardihood to recommend to easy-going peopl¢ upon whom they think’they can ‘impose,as ‘a substitute for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, long recognized by every class as the purest and best medicated ‘stimulant and invigorant the world affords, A The concoctions referred to being com. posed of worthless material,offer a larger margin for profit than that Celebrated Tonic, and hence the anxiety of dollar worshiping dealere to foist them upon the public in its place. But “forwarned is forarmed,”* and all parties whom thesedistingnished (!) beings are endeavoring to coax and inveigle into substituting fora standard remedy, are hereby informed of the.selfish and sordid motives which underlies the representations in question The great popularity and vast sales of Hostetter’s Bitters, can not, of course,be seriously impaired by these “tricks of the trade,” but as the debilitated and suffering havea direct interect in the matter, it is only an act of humanity to put them on their guard. — been widely and favorably known in our own an _ foreign countries upwards of 5 foo BRED: YEARS:It has lost none of its good name by reeae triale, but contin 1es to ont & promnent position in every family medicine chest. It is an Externa) and Internal Remedy. For Summer Complaint, or any other form of bowel disease in children or adults, it is an almost certain cure, and has without donbt, been more successful in curing the various kinds of CHOLERA than. any other known remedy, or the most skillful physician. Tn India, Africa and China, where thie ful disease is more or less prevalent, the Pain Killer is considered by the natives, as well as European residents in those climates, A SURE REMEDY ; while it is a most efficient remedy for pain, 1t fea per safe mediéine, even in unskillful hands. Directions.accompany euch bottle. Sold by i hong obi > Price 25cts., 50.cts., and $1 per bottie. ang 3 This Valuable Family Medicine has PRESTON & FAIRCHILD No. 43, Broad Street, Druggists and Apothecaries And Dealers In z Of All Kinds, SCOTT'S FLAT SAW MILL Co. G, W. SMITH: Hy L. GOVE. A. 0, FOOT. WHE SCOTT'S FLAT SAW MILL COMPAfs would inform the citizens of Nevada t vicinity that they have On hand at their Vard,on SacraM.S. DEAL Orrics — “ TRANSCRIPT’ BUILD Nevada City Cala. Attorney and Counselor at Law. ramento Street, and at their MUM, Scottie Fiat, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BUILDING & MINING LUMBER JAMES MONAO, Dealer CORNED PORK, VEAL, &. Theatre 012 Beef, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef, Meats sold at reasonable rates for. Cash on Broad Street, opposite the Nevad Which they will sell at reasonable rates. attention to orders and givshare of public patronage. Orders may be left at the Office on SACRA MENTO STREET, or at the MILL, Nevada, May 7th, 1870. DAVID THOM, Proprietor, Spriag Street, Nevada City, California. ALL KINDS CF ERON —axnD— Brass Castings, Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry, WATSON’S HYDRAULIC CHAMPION JOINT, AND NOZZLE! sip ad pe 4 y we” B ing good satisfaction they.hope to receive a} Sar fi _ ~BY—. WORTH OF ‘. CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODs, «BOYS? CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, MATS, . 3 &c. &C. At Astonishing of Goods. BANNER BROS. . Who offer far greater Inducemeats sue Hundred Thousand Dolan ee, &e. Low Prices! ‘One Hair br former Rates! EVERY DOLLAR SPENT BANNER’S EMPORIUM, WILL PURCHASE Twe Dollars worth A GOOD INDUCEMENT FOR ALL IN NEED OF . sa CLOTHING! 3 The stock must be sold within TRIRTY DAYS! «. : .{GREAT BARGAINS FORALL! sit OUD STAND. AN FM ; ies Toga ‘ : {Eee 5 NEW PROPRI ETORS. Haas PURCHASED. THR STORE formerly ae ee White, at ou Bet, now-offer to the public a, general assortment of and Groceries, AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES ‘Por Cash, Approved Credit for 30 days, And hope by strict attention to business, to merit_a ebare of public patronage. pete, X GS ALL: PARTIES indebted to the Jate firm of Mason & White, will please call and settle their accounts’ immediately, and save costs. i" : ‘ 9 You Bet, July Wth, 1870—3w. jy pears OY : lentes wo. Givemea ~ “facture as LAGER BEER ! ! @ continues to man= Come and see the Bigest Store, the best se. As be found on the Pacific coast. r lected Stock and the LOWEST PRICES ever a bottics. offered in the Incerior of the State! Now ‘is the time to make your purchases, A general invitation is extended to all. BANNER BROS. CORNER BROAD & PINE STREETS, sold by the quart, gallon in An Leave your orders tt the old stand, on Spring Street, Nevada City, ; And they will be tl d fai 2. Gia Br Bil “Yaa oubida 8 ving the WER aelivered to any part of the county FREE OF CHARGE. ASTER?) A. B. Carley -< BLO. Tompkins NEVADA CITY, ¥ H. R. BUSSENIUS, 4 : Sareea tes Che ig see CARLEY & TOMPKINS, Druggist'and Apothecary, CITY DRUG STORE, MASONIC BUILDING, . Cor. of Pine and Commercial Sts. er Prescriptions Accurately Come pounded Bay or Night. "Street, Nevada “chy. HAYS wy an entirely new stock Liquors, Wines and Cigars, And pope bat the bass wees at the Bar, Old friends and new co! aes ine? By giveusacall,. . ‘ mal TOYS. NOTIONS. TOYS. On hana at thiefr E11) and Lumber Yard, the Largest and most complete Stock of BUILDING & MINING LUMBER TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. Nevada, March 2d, 1870. ‘ oe “ ANOY GOODS and MUSICAL. : CRYSTAL SPRING SAW MILL. FAigera oD’ 7 NOCeE eRe M. L.& D, MARSH, Prop’rs. KOHLER, CHASE & CO. 4 hts undersigned would respectfully inform IMPORTERS. the public that they have Corner Sansome and Clay Streets, SAN FRANCISCO, ee No Bun but rel PmePETy QUALITY AND PHICA of their Goods, to secure purchasers. er NOW OPENING !.23 A larger si0ck of Fine Goods than ever befr? 5. — Low Prices and Saleable ~It consists of Dressed Flooring ana Siding, . Goods. jy? Sugar Pine, — gas Laths, Pickets, Shakes, Shingles, PACIFIC. whet R ANCE Fencing Posts, &c, &e. an * aie All orders left at the LUMBER, YARD a, Cabhares 1 BOULDER STK EBT, or at the Mill, will SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. Aap rf ae ba Pa L. & D. MARSH. F and Marine Insurance! Nevada, May 3d, 1870. \ WORK done to orderes . cy Where do you buy your Harness, Saddles, Robes, Collars, & ? WILLIAM HOLMES, ON BROAD STREET, ee A few doors below Lancaster's Stable vssad see ses e¥$7,000,000.00 of. Capital. ; to pay Losees and Dividends. cevsecesaseessecese. 640,065.11 Assets in Gold. Loans on Real Estate and Collat: Caeh in Banks. .cvcessscccerasee "117,863.72 United fates ont other Stocks. OULD inform the people of thie city an owned by the Company.-.» 226,500.00 . tha! Real ‘ Saddles, Ladies) and Gent's, ohh, ————y Carriage Trimmings, Total Assetain Gold, $1,740,065,11 ots, Losses Paid Promptly in Gold on Ad‘Robes, Bits, jurtmeut, it vie Spars; Whips. A. J, Ralston, See’y. To be sold at San Francisco prices. . insurance effected om the moet "CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF —BY— = , ar NOT ECR.

DS,&c. can be RK for 1 kings yes and heap. ite the Deai, at et with DN. OT ICE RE MUof *“Marood: or feeays on Yechine in jeet solicents. ard Petablishts : Diseaees ceeesiuly DEBILINOC. da Generatbe errors ienis may -Eperierce mast give [ONS.” duction of Dieeases of ctione: it [, and bow TR ~ receipt of + L STREET. the openf Anawmy. rom 10 4. M. Daily. On eet, co. jy30. “parents on.# ranch about a mile from Lake __hension of Francisco. Jose. Espanola, the é ¢ John Bonney, Jr., 8 young man aged twenty-two years, who. resided with his City, was accidentally shot and instantly Reuben Phillips, who wason the jury of inquest, we gather the following particulars: About eight o’clock in the morning, young Bonney went to the barn for the . purpose, ashe stated, of fixing a door. Some time after, perhaps about an hour, the report of a gun was heard at the house ; but ag there is considerable hunting in the neighborhood, nothing was thoughé.of . the circumstance. Towards evening, the young man not returning, s search was instituted, when his body was found ‘by ‘his younger brother, lying in the harness room, with the top of his head nearly shot off,and a doubled barreled shot gun, with the left barrel discharged, lying across his ‘breast. Justice Ayres was immediately sent for at Columbia Hill, and held:an inquest on the body. It appears that there was a cupboard in the harness room in which two guns were ordinarily kept, the size of the room being about eight by tem feet. From all appearances and the circumstatices brought to light, it was concluded that after repairing the barn door, Bonney had concluded to go out gunning, and went to the cupboard ior the shot gun, and that in taking it out the hammer caught.and the gun discharged. ‘The entire ¢ e took effect in his forehead, fust dbove the ¢yés, and mangled his headin a terrible mannef. Bonney Was an industrious, steady youn, man, much re‘and his un. People. Phe fragrant and preservative . tamely death isa sad ailliction to his parents and friends." The Murder at Frenchtown. — ‘By a dotice in another place, it will-bo seen that the widow of Jose Vincent George . has offered a reward of $200 for the appremurderer of her husband. The murder was committed at Frenchtown, near the Oregon Hoiise, Yuba county, and the murderer is supposed to have come into Nevada county. It appears that George and Espanola had been partners, and sometime since had a dispute about water. On the ist instang while George was in his garden with his wife, Espanola came up within ‘three or four feet of him, armed with a Government rifle loaded with shot, and shot him im the breast, inflicting a wound from the effects of which. he expired in fif-. Nevada, Angust Ist, 1870. teen minutes. The murderer is a native of : ae the Angee. tive feet Na ere high, snp about ands, is thirty-two old, ae about cloned whiskers and hair, bine . LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE eyes, black upper teeth, and when last seen wore a check shirt, brown pants, and a small white hat. Fuvestigation. ‘It was understood yesterday that the Grand Jury were investigating the cireum-. ("ar Cost PKICHS, on and after this stances attending the death of Mrs. Anna Robinson, who lost her life by the fire of . PARLOR SETS, last Tuesday morning. An article in the Gazette indicating that there had been foul play, and thatthe woman hid been murdered and the building fired to conceal traces of the crime, caused some, talk on the subject.. We have seen no reason to change the opinion expressed in the TRanscript the day after the occurrence, that in contact with tablishment of rap that = ean the goods and pocesand sat sfact.on County Court. Grand Jury made a partial report, ignoring a charge against Frank Jones, for assault with a deadly weapon, and a charge money under false pretenses. / ' f Weiwere shown yesterday by'C. T. J, a eon Doge he this county, specis, . men of a work Of the above title, by she ; most, ‘ig inves. In Notional Exchange Hotel Building. W. W. Fowler. The antbor has been an tor in Wall street over thirteen years, and is perfectly competent to give iriside views of the tricks, frands and swindles of that famous business center. Tt is ‘illustrated with portraits of some, and has personal sketches of nearly all, the great fjnanciers and speculators of the day, giving anecdotes and incidents of their careers. The author wields a graceful pen,and shows up the inside operations of the “rings,” explains how ‘‘corners” are gotten up, and ‘among other noted events has a full explanation and history of the panic of 1857, and of the great gold conspiracy of 1809. The work Contains 536;‘ages, is handsomely printed, and will be ready for delivery to subscribers inaboutamonth. Mr. Coombs will commence canvassing for subscribers immediately. He is also canvassing for a work by George Alfred Townsend, entitled ‘Phe New World compared with the Old.” wo Hundred Dollars Reward. The widow of Jose Vincent. George ‘will pay the above reward for the arrest of Francisco Jose Espanola, who murdered her husband at Frenchtown, Yuba county, on the 1st instant. The murderer is a Portuguese, five feet two inches high, sharp features, light colored whiskers and hair, blue eyes, upper teeth black, weighs 180 pounds, is about thirty-two years old, and when last seen had on a check shirt, brown pants and a small white hat. Aug6—lw NEVERMORE can the coarse, gritty tooth powders and tooth-destroying chemical fluids find a place on the toilets of sensible’ Sozoport has superseded them all. “Spatpine’s Give” mends Furniture, Toys, Crockery, allornamental work. — $$ we NOTICE! Ts ORIGINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL OF NEVADA COUNTY For the rer 1870, Having been placed in the hands of the Clerk of the Board-of Supervisors, notice is hereby given that said Board will meet as a Board of Equalization, tien.. Monday, August Sth, 1870. JNO, J. ROGERS, Clerk. At Cost Prices! 3. BE. JOHNSTON FFERS EVERYTHING IN HIS STORE date. ‘The etock consiets.in part of BEDROOM SETS, BED AND BEDDING, thie kind. will-be guaranteed in all instances. ., Je B. JOMNSTON, Nevada, July 28th, 1870. and in hand, and.of gl the tribe of pr ton ghar seme th which socle “ who attempt to tamper with the health of the comunity are the most dangerous and the TABLES, ALL KINDS, SOFAS, ; gree ‘. paints, Oils and Varnishes BUREAUS, ’ oo LOUNGES, Nevada, July 2th, 1870. ; And in fact everything that ie usually found Call and most impudent, So. much by way of Text. Now fora spe. cial and particular application. Tt appears thata mushroom growth of #0 ¢alled. “Bitters,” is springing up under different. names in various localities, particularly in the Southern and Western States, which the venders have the hardihood to recommend to easy-going peopl¢ upon whom they think’they can ‘impose,as ‘a substitute for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, long recognized by every class as the purest and best medicated ‘stimulant and invigorant the world affords, A The concoctions referred to being com. posed of worthless material,offer a larger margin for profit than that Celebrated Tonic, and hence the anxiety of dollar worshiping dealere to foist them upon the public in its place. But “forwarned is forarmed,”* and all parties whom thesedistingnished (!) beings are endeavoring to coax and inveigle into substituting fora standard remedy, are hereby

informed of the.selfish and sordid motives which underlies the representations in question The great popularity and vast sales of Hostetter’s Bitters, can not, of course,be seriously impaired by these “tricks of the trade,” but as the debilitated and suffering havea direct interect in the matter, it is only an act of humanity to put them on their guard. — been widely and favorably known in our own an _ foreign countries upwards of 5 foo BRED: YEARS:It has lost none of its good name by reeae triale, but contin 1es to ont & promnent position in every family medicine chest. It is an Externa) and Internal Remedy. For Summer Complaint, or any other form of bowel disease in children or adults, it is an almost certain cure, and has without donbt, been more successful in curing the various kinds of CHOLERA than. any other known remedy, or the most skillful physician. Tn India, Africa and China, where thie ful disease is more or less prevalent, the Pain Killer is considered by the natives, as well as European residents in those climates, A SURE REMEDY ; while it is a most efficient remedy for pain, 1t fea per safe mediéine, even in unskillful hands. Directions.accompany euch bottle. Sold by i hong obi > Price 25cts., 50.cts., and $1 per bottie. ang 3 This Valuable Family Medicine has PRESTON & FAIRCHILD No. 43, Broad Street, Druggists and Apothecaries And Dealers In z Of All Kinds, SCOTT'S FLAT SAW MILL Co. G, W. SMITH: Hy L. GOVE. A. 0, FOOT. WHE SCOTT'S FLAT SAW MILL COMPAfs would inform the citizens of Nevada t vicinity that they have On hand at their Vard,on SacraM.S. DEAL Orrics — “ TRANSCRIPT’ BUILD Nevada City Cala. Attorney and Counselor at Law. ramento Street, and at their MUM, Scottie Fiat, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BUILDING & MINING LUMBER JAMES MONAO, Dealer CORNED PORK, VEAL, &. Theatre 012 Beef, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef, Meats sold at reasonable rates for. Cash on Broad Street, opposite the Nevad Which they will sell at reasonable rates. attention to orders and givshare of public patronage. Orders may be left at the Office on SACRA MENTO STREET, or at the MILL, Nevada, May 7th, 1870. DAVID THOM, Proprietor, Spriag Street, Nevada City, California. ALL KINDS CF ERON —axnD— Brass Castings, Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry, WATSON’S HYDRAULIC CHAMPION JOINT, AND NOZZLE! sip ad pe 4 y we” B ing good satisfaction they.hope to receive a} Sar fi _ ~BY—. WORTH OF ‘. CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODs, «BOYS? CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, MATS, . 3 &c. &C. At Astonishing of Goods. BANNER BROS. . Who offer far greater Inducemeats sue Hundred Thousand Dolan ee, &e. Low Prices! ‘One Hair br former Rates! EVERY DOLLAR SPENT BANNER’S EMPORIUM, WILL PURCHASE Twe Dollars worth A GOOD INDUCEMENT FOR ALL IN NEED OF . sa CLOTHING! 3 The stock must be sold within TRIRTY DAYS! «. : .{GREAT BARGAINS FORALL! sit OUD STAND. AN FM ; ies Toga ‘ : {Eee 5 NEW PROPRI ETORS. Haas PURCHASED. THR STORE formerly ae ee White, at ou Bet, now-offer to the public a, general assortment of and Groceries, AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES ‘Por Cash, Approved Credit for 30 days, And hope by strict attention to business, to merit_a ebare of public patronage. pete, X GS ALL: PARTIES indebted to the Jate firm of Mason & White, will please call and settle their accounts’ immediately, and save costs. i" : ‘ 9 You Bet, July Wth, 1870—3w. jy pears OY : lentes wo. Givemea ~ “facture as LAGER BEER ! ! @ continues to man= Come and see the Bigest Store, the best se. As be found on the Pacific coast. r lected Stock and the LOWEST PRICES ever a bottics. offered in the Incerior of the State! Now ‘is the time to make your purchases, A general invitation is extended to all. BANNER BROS. CORNER BROAD & PINE STREETS, sold by the quart, gallon in An Leave your orders tt the old stand, on Spring Street, Nevada City, ; And they will be tl d fai 2. Gia Br Bil “Yaa oubida 8 ving the WER aelivered to any part of the county FREE OF CHARGE. ASTER?) A. B. Carley -< BLO. Tompkins NEVADA CITY, ¥ H. R. BUSSENIUS, 4 : Sareea tes Che ig see CARLEY & TOMPKINS, Druggist'and Apothecary, CITY DRUG STORE, MASONIC BUILDING, . Cor. of Pine and Commercial Sts. er Prescriptions Accurately Come pounded Bay or Night.. "Street, Nevada “chy. HAYS wy an entirely new stock Liquors, Wines and Cigars, And pope bat the bass wees at the Bar, Old friends and new co! aes ine? By giveusacall,. . ‘ mal TOYS. NOTIONS. TOYS. On hana at thiefr E11) and Lumber Yard, the Largest and most complete Stock of BUILDING & MINING LUMBER TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. Nevada, March 2d, 1870. ‘ oe “ ANOY GOODS and MUSICAL. : CRYSTAL SPRING SAW MILL. FAigera oD’ 7 NOCeE eRe M. L.& D, MARSH, Prop’rs. KOHLER, CHASE & CO. 4 hts undersigned would respectfully inform IMPORTERS. the public that they have Corner Sansome and Clay Streets, SAN FRANCISCO, ee No Bun but rel PmePETy QUALITY AND PHICA of their Goods, to secure purchasers. er NOW OPENING !.23 A larger si0ck of Fine Goods than ever befr? 5. — Low Prices and Saleable ~It consists of Dressed Flooring ana Siding, . Goods. jy? Sugar Pine, — gas Laths, Pickets, Shakes, Shingles, PACIFIC. whet R ANCE Fencing Posts, &c, &e. an * aie All orders left at the LUMBER, YARD a, Cabhares 1 BOULDER STK EBT, or at the Mill, will SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. Aap rf ae ba Pa L. & D. MARSH. F and Marine Insurance! Nevada, May 3d, 1870. \ WORK done to orderes . cy Where do you buy your Harness, Saddles, Robes, Collars, & ? WILLIAM HOLMES, ON BROAD STREET, ee A few doors below Lancaster's Stable vssad see ses e¥$7,000,000.00 of. Capital. ; to pay Losees and Dividends.. cevsecesaseessecese. 640,065.11 Assets in Gold. Loans on Real Estate and Collat: Caeh in Banks. ..cvcessscccerasee "117,863.72 United fates ont other Stocks. OULD inform the people of thie city an owned by the Company..-..» 226,500.00 . tha! Real ‘ Saddles, Ladies) and Gent's, ohh, ————y Carriage Trimmings, Total Assetain Gold, $1,740,065,11 ots, Losses Paid Promptly in Gold on Ad‘Robes, Bits, jurtmeut, it vie Spars; Whips. A. J, Ralston, See’y. To be sold at San Francisco prices. . insurance effected om the moet "CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF —BY— = , ar NOT ECR.