December 13, 1870 (4 pages)

E BEST IN THIS rt of ULARDS y of othline of l sell imnels, ates ! t, the "RACAN © veryTae Proos ds for articles nying TH. TORE eople “cy have"ee Masonic ig Store. . t Toys P THE tinds of Me 8 quan~ Niuiks, lity ana body toVERY ds iILD LEAT. 'KICES follewPens, cde. . Silver ENTS. AIRED all _ constantly on hand at the bakery on _ ley, at half past one o'clock yesterday lect Eastern oysters put up by Booth,ot NEVADA CIB¥e: 2) eo LOCAL. ITEMS, . wee 4 Letters. es The following letters fete in the Post Office uncalled for: ©. B. Clough, Mrs. Eliza Cook, Richard Ellison, Miss Jessie Hilton, Thes. @, Hoyne, Miss A. E. Irwin, Alfred Jennings, James Larabee, Miss Nettie Parker, Eliza Pryor, Miss Ellen Peck, J.C. Rice, Anna A. Roggs, Chas. D. Skillings, Geo. Schnell, Miss Ellen D. Sullivan, Miss E. Thatcher, Mrs. H. E. Taylor. Held for Postauge—P.F. Ryan, San Francisco ; J. P. Holden, Stockton. Registered at ish A A, Rowe, Mrs. T’. Allen. Ballread Meeting. This afternoon a meeting will be held to further consider the project of a railroad between Nevada and Grass 4 Valley and some: point on the lines of travel. At the last meeting Commit-. tees Were appoitited to ascertain what amount would be contributed in ‘the two towns for preliminary surveys, and it was also determined to appoint to. day a Committee of five to make investigations and collect statistics as to the several routes suggested. “We hope the meeting this afternoon will be fully represented by the railroad advocates. Concert To-night, % The complimentary : benefit tendered by our citizens to Mile. Cecile and Mons. Bonnet, will take place this evening at Temperance Hall. The Con. cert will conclude with a Social Dance, We hope our citizens will turn out in fulk force and give Mile. Cecile and Mons. Bonnet a handsome benefit. One ot the attractions of the evening will be the singing of the Marseillaise by Mons, Bonnet, for which he is said to have no equal in the State. Business Changes. John Harst & Co. have bought out Julius Dreyfuss’ Bakery and the New York and U. 8, Bakeries have consolidated.’ Hereafter the business will be done at the New York Bakery, The wagon will supply families every morning with bread’ warm from the oven. All sorts of cakes, pies, etc. kept Commercial street. See their adver~ tisement in to-day’s paper. Death of Harry Roberts. D. E. Bell, of this city, yesterday received a telegram announcing the death of Harry Roberts, of Grass Valafternoon, Harry was 24 yearsof age, a young man of fine abilities, gentle dispusition and highly respected by all who knew him. He died of leanstin fever, Eastern Oysters, — Wn, King has received a lot of s BE Chicago. They are an excellent article and King will. keep his place supplied with such after the arrival of each shipment. He has always on hand the best California oysters to be purchased in the market, and has neat rooms fitted up: over Canfield’s saloon for the accommodation of ladies and gentlemen. The entrance to the rooms is on Pine street. New Business Houses. Within a few days past a number of new business establishments have been opened in this city. We have new toy, grocery and dry goods stores opened, and business places as well as residences are in demand. © Stores that have not been occupied for five or six years have been rented. within the past month. Business is looking up and times are getting better. New Livery Firm. Julius Dreyfuss and Pat. McKininey have started in the livery business at the Union Stables on Main street. They will have new buggies, wagons and stock, and will setae horses and wagons for BIR) 16 ‘Temperance Lecture. Rev. Mr. praia anaeit on'. to the 8 a aw @uarce orem ae CIGARS, ToBacco, t ke. &t., HAS susr BEEN RECEIVED py JULIUS CREENWALD, ON BROAD STREET, . NEVADA CITY. FAS RECEIVED the Favorite FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACOO, in Bulk, MAY FLOWER —a new Brand— Better than anything ever before seen in this Market! IN CHEWING PLUG TOBACCO —YOU WILL FIND— Paces Golden Plug Twist, Lester's Fig, Golden Pancake, pore Navy of every description, And many cther Brands too nu-« merous to jo mention. ALL THE NEW BRANDS f { —OF— CICARS & TOBACCO, ON HAND. * ALSO, AGREAT VARIETY OF SMOKING TOBACCO, —Such as— YACHT CLUB, MAY QUEEN, FOREST ROSE, SEAL, &c. &c. PATENT CHARCOAL PIPES, RP-MEERS,CHAUM PIPES.@ CUTLERY, PLAYING CARDS, MONTE CARDS, All of which I offer for sule on reasunable terms, HAVANA CIGARS. Such asjCabanas, Figaros, Matilda and Cinti de Orion, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL And a-good assortment of DOMESTIC CIGARS, ranging in price from $25 per thousand and upwards, Call and examina my stock before purchasing elsewhere, JULIUS GREENWALD. ot city, Dec. 7th. ANSON W. LESTER. Cc. EB, MULLOY LESTER & MULLOY, “ Dealers in Groceries, Provisions,Case Goods , &e. &C. ‘No, 58 Broad Street. prere, BACON, HAMS, LARD and all sorta of PROVISIONS on hand, New Goods constantly received from the Eastern markets, among them HYPEKRION CoD FIsH, MICHIGAN .CRANBERRIES,* SEA. MOSS “FARINA All purchasers Aenisin anythin in our line are réquensed give aenacel . LESTER & MULLOY. Nevada, Dee. Sith, 1870. 4 SANTA CLAUS! HEADQUARTERS! NEW STORE AND SPLENDID NEW HOLIDAY GOODS, NICK. SLOCOVICH, FANG REMOVED 79 KIDD’s BLOCK On PINE STREET. Has fitted up and opened with the LARGEST, FINEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF HOLIDAY. GOODSEver brought into the mountains. \. This Establishmect is papelies with articles durable and useful, consisting in part of SPLENDID HOBBY HORSES, WaGONS, VELOCIPEDES, with riding figures, SCHOOL SATCHELS, VALISES, BEAUTIFUL DOLLS, and a general variety of wa Troy ST The firlest lot of Musical and other PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS ever brought to this city. impaziel rae Ss i Beso Noid? of A iietStock i Padit te Capetior to any 8 S beeper get tay Temperance at the M. E, Church, this’ evening. All are invited te attend.’ . or Gout, Khedmatism, Neuralgia. . REDINGTON, HOSTETTER.& Co. REDINGTON, HOSTETiER & CO, * Brecpbogy i lavted to Come and bay che b tand best goods ever brought _ ONK destined by its intr merit, to supersede all similar p rations. it Re ES ts you have trashy com po aonb wees foisted on the public as a certain cure ; but Newell?s Pulmonary Syrup, Is really the VERY BEST remedy ever compe unded for the cure of COUGHS, SORE THRVATS, ASTHMA, Woo OPING uG 8, 'BRONCHITis, and an WON. ‘Thousands of people in fob tons and Urem have been already benetitted by surprising cufetive powers of Neweli®s Pulmonary Syrup And with one a give it their unqualifiea approba' 5 We now address veoh RE toall who _ paseuenins, with + sg the yt eat panacea 0} e, fer the . Of ail diseases of ne LHROAT AND LUNGS, assuring you thas Newell’s Pulmonary Syrup :. Has cared t thousands; and it will cure YoU, if you try it. Thies invaluable medicine is pleasaut to the tasce ; 800thing, healing and strengthening in its : effects ; entirely free from atl poisonous or daleteriane drugs, aad perfectly harmiess under all circumstances. FOR SALE B¥ ALL DRUGGISTS, REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO. 529 & 581 Market Street, between First and Second, Corner of Ecker, San Francisco. REDINGTON?S ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGER W HICH is. confidently recommended as the best preparation 2 now before the public. * ae valuable preparation, ‘containing in a os concentrated form ali the properties of inger, has become one of the most Soonier donee remedies for ali diseases of the stomach and digestive organs, As 4 tonic it will be found invaluable to all persons recovering irom debility, whether produced by fever or otherwise ; for while it imparts to the system all the glow and vigor that can be produced by wine or brandy, it is entirely tree from the reactionary eftects that follow the use of spirits of any kind. ltisaleo an excellent remedy for Yemales who suitfer from dificult mebetrantion, giving almost immediate relief to the hy that so frequently ee tory gen A that lt gives Ss immediate relief to poe caused by. riding in ear, or by sea sickness or other be shal It is also valuable as an external application REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO, 529 & 531 Morket Street, between First and Second, Corner of Ecker, San Francisco, REDINGTON’S FLAVORING EXTRACTS. . = the p tly riest P arig ‘and highly concenFresh brui resated with with rhe cae care, sighs They are put up in superior style and in a bottle ners twice as much as ordinary brands of Extracts. , Comparing qgality and contents, none other are nearly so ¢ “yen gs Whenever tested on THEIR MERITS they have been adopted in preference to all others, and are now the STANDARD FLAVOKING EXTRACTS of the Pacific Ceast, MARK THE ADVANTAGES. By purchasing Redington’s Concentrated Flavoring Kxtracts, you obtain an article not only supecior in richness and delicacy of flavor to any of a similar nature, but tar more economical, because each bo ‘tie holds double the quantity contained in a bottle of any other voring extract sold. Agents for the Pacific Coast. M. & P. OULD you escape FEV: = AND AGUE preserve health and vigor during the sickly season, make occasional use o f the tolowing as. @wA PREVENTIVE If you are ATTACKED with Chills and Bil ious Fever, or have been a victim to such disease, and used other 80 called remedies with< out permanent relief, seek at once the safest and the surest pr CURE_@a by using, according to directions, MASON & POLLABRD’S ANTI MALARIA Gr Fever and Agne Pills. Timehas proved them thoroughly the safest and most reliable remedy knowu. They contain no mercur other mineral or chemical. They are exclusive oy table. They stimulate 1 tunetions of ver. Congestion is impossible’ where a are eee hey do not deter from dail a Be assisting diges:ion they add fies on snad to the frame. They areadapted to ail @gés and both sexes, and as a FAMILY MEDICINE Will cure, in their incipiency, three-fourths of all diseases incidental to a malarious climat ed Dyspepsia in small doses, they have no equal, For sale by all Druggists. Sole ns tor ge The Battle for Lite, me LW ic, in epetinneily going on between has never received any medicine such marked and womis— dt has from . Newells Pulmonary Syrup. REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO. GIA JADGR BTA YING . NEVADA BENEVOLENT February Twenty-Second, Number of Admission Tickets to CasuIer oF THE BANK OF Nevapa County. $148,000 United States Gold Coin. assistance, on the side of health, as} Valley School Districts, Grass Valley Orphan Asylum, AND THE Nevada Benevolent Society. WILL BE GIVEN BY THE ASSOCIATION ! —on— 1871, WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY, NEVA DA THEATR be sold 110,000, at $2 50 cach. TREASURER — R, W. TULLY, Pe During the Entertainment, Gifts will be distributed amounting to « GIFTS: Gold Ooin. 1 Gift of 310,000 1 Gift of 9,000 1 Gift of 7,000 I Gift of 5,000. 1 Gift of 3,000 1 Gift of 2,000 1 Gift, 1,000 1 Gift, Seas in: 1 Gift, do 1 Gift, do 1rGift, do 1 Gift, do 1 Gift, do 1 Gift, do 1 Gift, : es, 1 Gift. do 20 Gifts, each. 500 $0 Gifts, each = 800 100 Gifts, each 200 $00 Gifts, each 100 500 Gifts, each . 50 40 Gifts, each 25 1 Gift, Nevada Theatre, 7,000 1,007 Gifts amount’, to $148,000: alee Si After paying the expenses of the Entertainment, and making the Distribution of Gifts, the Managers will make the following Presents : Nevads: Schools, Nevada City, ; $7,000 NevadaLibrary, 2,000 Nevada Fire Department, 1,000 Grass Valley Schools,Grass Valley, 8000 Orphan Asylam, Grass Valley, 5,000 Nevada Benevolent Socicty, 1,000 Hebrew Benevolent Society,; Nevada City, 500 Admission Tickets can be had by making application at the office of the Association, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, or the regularly appointed Ageom. Twenty per cent. ‘commissions will be allowed to parties taking fifty or more tickets. OG~ For a guarantee that the Gifts will be fairly distrituted, the following named gentlemen are hereby especially referred to: Hon. John I. Caldwell, and A. B. GregoTy, School ‘Lrustees, Nevada City. 8. P. Dorsey, Esq., and aod Mann. A. B. Dibble, School Trustees, Grass Valley. Augustus Morse bepsedsatens Public Tost vion, Nev apt. John A. acer National Hotel, Nevada Ci Tra A. Eaton, Esq; Union Hotel, Nevada City. A. D Tower, Nevada City. . W. Sigourney, Nevada. City. to Rev. Fatner Cy a Valicy. + Geémeral Business Manager,. — Cc, McKLVY. Treasurer, Cashier Bank of Nevada Co’ty * addressed.) T. MH, ROLFE. Pine Street, revada, Nov. 17th, 1970. . e & 681 Market Streety werdetls First’ and Second, Corner of Ecker, San Francisco pea FESTIVAL.» . pra sme Bae H. tn. PEARSON, Russ House, San Francisco SB bi ome edema be EST BO , 00 Vibe A GRAND . CiFT CONCERT! WiLL BE-GIVEN. AT . Hamilton Hall. Grass Valley, JANUARY 2nd, 1871. 3pY THE Grass Valley Benevolent Associa: tion, FOR THE BENEFIT GF THE TOWN oF GRASS VALLEY, TO EXTEND WATER PIPES, TO THE SCHOOL FUND, THE ORPHAN ASYLUM, AND TO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. £00,000 Tickets will be sold, At $2.50 Coin, Each. \ “ : During the Concert the Sum of $150,000 IN GOLD COIN, WILL BE DISTRIBUTED TO THE TICKET HOLDERS, AS FOLLOWS: 1GIFT OF GOLD COIN. .--$20,000 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN..:++.++515,000 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN..20+0+610,000 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN...++++5,000 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN.... 4,000 1 GIFT OF GOLD OOIN,.06.5.. 3,000 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN...4. 2.000 . 10 GIFTS GOLD COIN, $1,000 each, 10,000 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN. .ssees+000.800 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN.5.00.00000800 1GIFT OF GOLD COIN. .+000.++005.,.700 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN.:. eee 10 GIFTS COLN, $500 each... 5.000 GIFT OF GULD COIN..6.. 400 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN,..0. +2+-800 20 GIFTS COIN, of $200 each..--6,000, 200 GIFTS COLN, $100 each...20,000. 400 GLE'TS COLN, of $50 each.,.»-20,000 400 GIF ’'S CULN, of $40 each..16,.000 515 Gib''S COLN, of $20 ech,..10,300 1578 Prizesamounting to $150,000 The Gitts will be awarded in a precisely similar manner as at the Concert given in San Francisco in aid of the Mercantile Library. The drawing will be under the management of C. CONAWAY, President of the Board of Trastees of the Town of Grass Valley; 8, P DOKRSKY, School Trastee; A. HOOPER, Chief Engineer of the Fire Department;; and PATRICK ENGLISH, MARTIN FORD aad DAN-. IEL COLLLNS, in behali of the Orphan Asy-, lum at Grass Valley, TREASURER: Bank of Thos. Findley & Co. Grass Valley. With whom all moneys will be deposited.— All disbursements will be aarad through said IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE — THE SUM OF TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, Will be given to the TOWN OF GRASS VALLEY, for the extension of the Water Pipes. ££WO THOUSAND DOLLARS, To be given to the SCHOOL FUND, TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, To the OR PHAN ASYLUM, AT GRASS VALLEY, and ONE THOUSAND TO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. Tickets can be had by applying at at the Office ofthe Association, Exchange Hotei Building, Main street, Grass Valley, : TWENTY PER CENT. COMMISSION will be allowed to parties taking Fifty or . more Tickets, Tickets will be Teady for sale about the 25th of November. For ethat the PRIZES will be. PALM. DRawN every citizen of Grane Valley is hereby seneeere,* referred to, Popedinbeasnneet the ne Cousin and all or-: addressed to ders should be G. C. KING, General Business Manager. x 4 Surcet, ores Valley. JOHN wuneat; eminnyy Nevade, Noy, th, 1870. Grass Valley, Nov. 21, 1870

E BEST IN THIS rt of ULARDS y of othline of l sell imnels, ates ! t, the "RACAN © veryTae Proos ds for articles nying TH. TORE eople “cy have"ee Masonic ig Store. . t Toys P THE tinds of Me 8 quan~ Niuiks, lity ana body toVERY ds iILD LEAT. 'KICES follewPens, cde. . Silver ENTS. AIRED all _ constantly on hand at the bakery on _ ley, at half past one o'clock yesterday lect Eastern oysters put up by Booth,ot NEVADA CIB¥e: 2) eo LOCAL. ITEMS, . wee 4 Letters. es The following letters fete in the Post Office uncalled for: ©. B. Clough, Mrs. Eliza Cook, Richard Ellison, Miss Jessie Hilton, Thes. @, Hoyne, Miss A. E. Irwin, Alfred Jennings, James Larabee, Miss Nettie Parker, Eliza Pryor, Miss Ellen Peck, J.C. Rice, Anna A. Roggs, Chas. D. Skillings, Geo. Schnell, Miss Ellen D. Sullivan, Miss E. Thatcher, Mrs. H. E. Taylor. Held for Postauge—P.F. Ryan, San Francisco ; J. P. Holden, Stockton. Registered at ish A A, Rowe, Mrs. T’. Allen. Ballread Meeting. This afternoon a meeting will be held to further consider the project of a railroad between Nevada and Grass 4 Valley and some: point on the lines of travel. At the last meeting Commit-. tees Were appoitited to ascertain what amount would be contributed in ‘the two towns for preliminary surveys, and it was also determined to appoint to. day a Committee of five to make investigations and collect statistics as to the several routes suggested. “We hope the meeting this afternoon will be fully represented by the railroad advocates. Concert To-night, % The complimentary : benefit tendered by our citizens to Mile. Cecile and Mons. Bonnet, will take place this evening at Temperance Hall. The Con. cert will conclude with a Social Dance, We hope our citizens will turn out in fulk force and give Mile. Cecile and Mons. Bonnet a handsome benefit. One ot the attractions of the evening will be the singing of the Marseillaise by Mons, Bonnet, for which he is said to have no equal in the State. Business Changes. John Harst & Co. have bought out Julius Dreyfuss’ Bakery and the New York and U. 8, Bakeries have consolidated.’ Hereafter the business will be done at the New York Bakery, The wagon will supply families every morning with bread’ warm from the oven. All sorts of cakes, pies, etc. kept Commercial street. See their adver~ tisement in to-day’s paper. Death of Harry Roberts. D. E. Bell, of this city, yesterday received a telegram announcing the death of Harry Roberts, of Grass Valafternoon, Harry was 24 yearsof age, a young man of fine abilities, gentle dispusition and highly respected by all who knew him. He died of leanstin fever, Eastern Oysters, — Wn, King has received a lot of s BE Chicago. They are an excellent article and King will. keep his place supplied with such after the arrival of each shipment. He has always on hand the best California oysters to be purchased in the market, and has neat rooms fitted up: over Canfield’s saloon for the accommodation of ladies and gentlemen. The entrance to the rooms is on Pine street. New Business Houses. Within a few days past a number of new business establishments have been opened in this city. We have new toy, grocery and dry goods stores opened, and business places as well as residences are in demand. © Stores that have not been occupied for five or six years have been rented. within the past month. Business is looking up and times are getting better. New Livery Firm. Julius Dreyfuss and Pat. McKininey have started in the livery business at the Union Stables on Main street. They will have new buggies, wagons and stock, and will setae horses and wagons for BIR) 16 ‘Temperance Lecture. Rev. Mr. praia anaeit on'. to the 8 a aw @uarce orem ae CIGARS, ToBacco, t ke. &t., HAS susr BEEN RECEIVED py JULIUS CREENWALD, ON BROAD STREET, . NEVADA CITY. FAS RECEIVED the Favorite FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACOO, in Bulk, MAY FLOWER —a new Brand— Better than anything ever before seen in this Market! IN CHEWING PLUG TOBACCO —YOU WILL FIND— Paces Golden Plug Twist, Lester's Fig, Golden Pancake, pore Navy of every description, And many cther Brands too nu-« merous to jo mention. ALL THE NEW BRANDS f { —OF— CICARS & TOBACCO, ON HAND. * ALSO, AGREAT VARIETY OF SMOKING TOBACCO, —Such as— YACHT CLUB, MAY QUEEN, FOREST ROSE, SEAL, &c. &c. PATENT CHARCOAL PIPES, RP-MEERS,CHAUM PIPES.@ CUTLERY, PLAYING CARDS, MONTE CARDS, All of which I offer for sule on reasunable terms, HAVANA CIGARS. Such asjCabanas, Figaros, Matilda and Cinti de Orion, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL And a-good assortment of DOMESTIC CIGARS, ranging in price from $25 per thousand and upwards, Call and examina my stock before purchasing elsewhere, JULIUS GREENWALD. ot city, Dec. 7th. ANSON W. LESTER. Cc. EB, MULLOY LESTER & MULLOY, “ Dealers in Groceries, Provisions,Case Goods , &e. &C. ‘No, 58 Broad Street. prere, BACON, HAMS, LARD and all sorta of PROVISIONS on hand, New Goods constantly received from the Eastern markets, among them HYPEKRION CoD FIsH, MICHIGAN .CRANBERRIES,* SEA. MOSS “FARINA All purchasers Aenisin anythin in our line are réquensed give aenacel . LESTER & MULLOY. Nevada, Dee. Sith, 1870. 4 SANTA CLAUS! HEADQUARTERS! NEW STORE AND SPLENDID NEW HOLIDAY GOODS, NICK. SLOCOVICH, FANG REMOVED 79 KIDD’s BLOCK On PINE STREET. Has fitted up and opened with the LARGEST, FINEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF HOLIDAY. GOODSEver brought into the mountains. \. This Establishmect is papelies with articles durable and useful, consisting in part of SPLENDID HOBBY HORSES, WaGONS, VELOCIPEDES, with riding figures, SCHOOL SATCHELS, VALISES, BEAUTIFUL DOLLS, and a general variety of wa Troy ST The firlest lot of Musical and other PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS ever brought to this city. impaziel rae Ss i Beso Noid? of A iietStock i Padit te Capetior to any 8 S beeper get tay Temperance at the M. E, Church, this’ evening. All are invited te attend.’ . or Gout, Khedmatism, Neuralgia. . REDINGTON, HOSTETTER.& Co. REDINGTON, HOSTETiER & CO, * Brecpbogy i lavted to Come and bay che b tand best goods ever brought _ ONK destined by its intr merit, to supersede all similar p rations. it Re ES ts you have trashy com po aonb wees foisted on the public as a certain cure ; but Newell?s Pulmonary Syrup, Is really the VERY BEST remedy ever compe unded for the cure of COUGHS, SORE THRVATS, ASTHMA, Woo OPING uG 8, 'BRONCHITis, and an WON. ‘Thousands of people in fob tons and Urem have been already benetitted by surprising cufetive powers of Neweli®s Pulmonary Syrup And with one a give it their unqualifiea approba' 5 We now address veoh RE toall who _ paseuenins, with + sg the yt eat panacea 0} e, fer the . Of ail diseases of ne LHROAT AND LUNGS, assuring you thas Newell’s Pulmonary Syrup :. Has cared t thousands; and it will cure YoU, if you try it.. Thies invaluable medicine is pleasaut to the tasce ; 800thing, healing and strengthening in its : effects ; entirely free from atl poisonous or daleteriane drugs, aad perfectly harmiess under all circumstances. FOR SALE B¥ ALL DRUGGISTS, REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO. 529 & 581 Market Street, between First and Second, Corner of Ecker, San Francisco. REDINGTON?S ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGER W HICH is. confidently recommended as the best preparation 2 now before the public. *

ae valuable preparation, ‘containing in a os concentrated form ali the properties of inger, has become one of the most Soonier donee remedies for ali diseases of the stomach and digestive organs, As 4 tonic it will be found invaluable to all persons recovering irom debility, whether produced by fever or otherwise ; for while it imparts to the system all the glow and vigor that can be produced by wine or brandy, it is entirely tree from the reactionary eftects that follow the use of spirits of any kind. ltisaleo an excellent remedy for Yemales who suitfer from dificult mebetrantion, giving almost immediate relief to the hy that so frequently ee tory gen A that lt gives Ss immediate relief to poe caused by. riding in ear, or by sea sickness or other be shal It is also valuable as an external application REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO, 529 & 531 Morket Street, between First and Second, Corner of Ecker, San Francisco, REDINGTON’S FLAVORING EXTRACTS. . = the p tly riest P arig ‘and highly concenFresh brui resated with with rhe cae care, sighs They are put up in superior style and in a bottle ners twice as much as ordinary brands of Extracts. , Comparing qgality and contents, none other are nearly so ¢ “yen gs Whenever tested on THEIR MERITS they have been adopted in preference to all others, and are now the STANDARD FLAVOKING EXTRACTS of the Pacific Ceast, MARK THE ADVANTAGES. By purchasing Redington’s Concentrated Flavoring Kxtracts, you obtain an article not only supecior in richness and delicacy of flavor to any of a similar nature, but tar more economical, because each bo ‘tie holds double the quantity contained in a bottle of any other voring extract sold. Agents for the Pacific Coast. M. & P. OULD you escape FEV: = AND AGUE preserve health and vigor during the sickly season, make occasional use o f the tolowing as. @wA PREVENTIVE If you are ATTACKED with Chills and Bil ious Fever, or have been a victim to such disease, and used other 80 called remedies with< out permanent relief, seek at once the safest and the surest pr CURE_@a by using, according to directions, MASON & POLLABRD’S ANTI MALARIA Gr Fever and Agne Pills. Timehas proved them thoroughly the safest and most reliable remedy knowu. They contain no mercur other mineral or chemical. They are exclusive oy table. They stimulate 1 tunetions of ver. Congestion is impossible’ where a are eee hey do not deter from dail a Be assisting diges:ion they add fies on snad to the frame. They areadapted to ail @gés and both sexes, and as a FAMILY MEDICINE Will cure, in their incipiency, three-fourths of all diseases incidental to a malarious climat ed Dyspepsia in small doses, they have no equal, For sale by all Druggists. Sole ns tor ge The Battle for Lite, me LW ic, in epetinneily going on between has never received any medicine such marked and womis— dt has from . Newells Pulmonary Syrup. REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO. GIA JADGR BTA YING . NEVADA BENEVOLENT February Twenty-Second, Number of Admission Tickets to CasuIer oF THE BANK OF Nevapa County. $148,000 United States Gold Coin. assistance, on the side of health, as} Valley School Districts, Grass Valley Orphan Asylum, AND THE Nevada Benevolent Society. WILL BE GIVEN BY THE ASSOCIATION ! —on— 1871, WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY, NEVA DA THEATR be sold 110,000, at $2 50 cach. TREASURER — R, W. TULLY, Pe During the Entertainment, Gifts will be distributed amounting to « GIFTS: Gold Ooin. 1 Gift of 310,000 1 Gift of 9,000 1 Gift of 7,000 I Gift of 5,000. 1 Gift of 3,000 1 Gift of 2,000 1 Gift, 1,000 1 Gift, Seas in: 1 Gift, do 1 Gift, do 1rGift, do 1 Gift, do 1 Gift, do 1 Gift, do 1 Gift, : es, 1 Gift. do 20 Gifts, each. 500 $0 Gifts, each = 800 100 Gifts, each 200 $00 Gifts, each 100 500 Gifts, each . 50 40 Gifts, each 25 1 Gift, Nevada Theatre, 7,000 1,007 Gifts amount’, to $148,000: alee Si After paying the expenses of the Entertainment, and making the Distribution of Gifts, the Managers will make the following Presents : Nevads: Schools, Nevada City, ; $7,000 NevadaLibrary, 2,000 Nevada Fire Department, 1,000 Grass Valley Schools,Grass Valley, 8000 Orphan Asylam, Grass Valley, 5,000 Nevada Benevolent Socicty, 1,000 Hebrew Benevolent Society,; Nevada City, 500 Admission Tickets can be had by making application at the office of the Association, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, or the regularly appointed Ageom. Twenty per cent. ‘commissions will be allowed to parties taking fifty or more tickets. OG~ For a guarantee that the Gifts will be fairly distrituted, the following named gentlemen are hereby especially referred to: Hon. John I. Caldwell, and A. B. GregoTy, School ‘Lrustees, Nevada City. 8. P. Dorsey, Esq., and aod Mann. A. B. Dibble, School Trustees, Grass Valley.. Augustus Morse bepsedsatens Public Tost vion, Nev apt. John A. acer National Hotel, Nevada Ci Tra A. Eaton, Esq; Union Hotel, Nevada City. A. D Tower, Nevada City. . W. Sigourney, Nevada. City. to Rev. Fatner Cy a Valicy. + Geémeral Business Manager,. — Cc, McKLVY. Treasurer, Cashier Bank of Nevada Co’ty * addressed.) T. MH, ROLFE. Pine Street, revada, Nov. 17th, 1970. . e & 681 Market Streety werdetls First’ and Second, Corner of Ecker, San Francisco pea FESTIVAL.» . pra sme Bae H. tn. PEARSON, Russ House, San Francisco SB bi ome edema be EST BO , 00 Vibe A GRAND . CiFT CONCERT! WiLL BE-GIVEN. AT . Hamilton Hall. Grass Valley, JANUARY 2nd, 1871. 3pY THE Grass Valley Benevolent Associa: tion, FOR THE BENEFIT GF THE TOWN oF GRASS VALLEY, TO EXTEND WATER PIPES, TO THE SCHOOL FUND, THE ORPHAN ASYLUM, AND TO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. £00,000 Tickets will be sold, At $2.50 Coin, Each. \ “ : During the Concert the Sum of $150,000 IN GOLD COIN, WILL BE DISTRIBUTED TO THE TICKET HOLDERS, AS FOLLOWS: 1GIFT OF GOLD COIN.. ..--$20,000 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN...:++.++515,000 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN...20+0+610,000 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN.....++++5,000 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN....... 4,000 1 GIFT OF GOLD OOIN,..06.5... 3,000 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN......4. 2.000 . 10 GIFTS GOLD COIN, $1,000 each, 10,000 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN.. .ssees+000..800 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN.5.00..00000800 1GIFT OF GOLD COIN. .+000.++005..,.700 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN..:.. eee 10 GIFTS COLN, $500 each...... 5.000 GIFT OF GULD COIN....6.... 400 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN,....0. +2+-800 20 GIFTS COIN, of $200 each....--6,000, 200 GIFTS COLN, $100 each.....20,000. 400 GLE'TS COLN, of $50 each.,.»-20,000 400 GIF ’'S CULN, of $40 each...16,.000 515 Gib''S COLN, of $20 ech,...10,300 1578 Prizesamounting to $150,000 The Gitts will be awarded in a precisely similar manner as at the Concert given in San Francisco in aid of the Mercantile Library. The drawing will be under the management of C. CONAWAY, President of the Board of Trastees of the Town of Grass Valley; 8, P DOKRSKY, School Trastee; A. HOOPER, Chief Engineer of the Fire Department;; and PATRICK ENGLISH, MARTIN FORD aad DAN-. IEL COLLLNS, in behali of the Orphan Asy-, lum at Grass Valley, TREASURER: Bank of Thos. Findley & Co. Grass Valley. With whom all moneys will be deposited.— All disbursements will be aarad through said IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE — THE SUM OF TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, Will be given to the TOWN OF GRASS VALLEY, for the extension of the Water Pipes. ££WO THOUSAND DOLLARS, To be given to the SCHOOL FUND, TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, To the OR PHAN ASYLUM, AT GRASS VALLEY, and ONE THOUSAND TO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. Tickets can be had by applying at at the Office ofthe Association, Exchange Hotei Building, Main street, Grass Valley, : TWENTY PER CENT. COMMISSION will be allowed to parties taking Fifty or . more Tickets, Tickets will be Teady for sale about the 25th of November. For ethat the PRIZES will be. PALM. DRawN every citizen of Grane Valley is hereby seneeere,* referred to, Popedinbeasnneet the ne Cousin and all or-: addressed to ders should be G. C. KING, General Business Manager. x 4 Surcet, ores Valley. JOHN wuneat; eminnyy Nevade, Noy, th, 1870. Grass Valley, Nov. 21, 1870