January 11, 1870 (4 pages)

# and children Applied for 2 et) TORE aN PATTON. 'RISON, wford, vada City. LY. TO THE ‘EER SODELAML tter and WS and MaG. nent o1 STA ( ARTICLES, Union Tei. Sars ITH’S CANS ! IRCE, reet, d. akes Home rgan tone, veluperior in exand elasticity ‘lect. im rapid 2 by ‘fer the sh, iorming a Tile ope ) le space, re prcwcasced he best Organ. or to any other ed t hibited. enemy SURANCE uk 50,000. ANN, Pres’s. t, Nevada cit LOR, © INE STREET, JAD, will keep »f material and . _at_short_nobli¢! ti, hag teft my ° # t cause of convarned not te ‘ill-not. be recontiacting.— F apainet ‘purperty of myself. SCIEUTTI. ‘s Cuart of Ney and County . Before J.C. office in Kelthe corner of "A, Sanford . defendant.— aliforhia. send dant. You are re me, at my . the city and rought againet ings suet 1 file in my of ive of theday * 2 ‘you of brought to rein U. 8. Gold onthe ef Feb Plaintiff : due , and you ab to appear an bove required, nt against you ind legal inter12 RaRBES » legal service h day of JanuPA d Township. ice Of the Sumnm defendant Nevada Daily ). PALM a. * ef. Califérnia, Probate Court. of israel Hal! nt. to.an order »tice ig hereby y of January, A. said day, at the ine Coney or aaving spurt, purport t of Israel tted to Pro: be iseued one at which rested thereil LAR, Cher’. Jury; and “not being able to secure the _ tneeg in this city. on Saturday after *-day-afterneon: ——-——_ this evening, in favor of Woman SufThe, Daily Aw: OLD: OrFENDER.—Yesterday worning a Chinamzh, who has served several terms in the county jail, was brought before Justice Caldwell” for examination, on the charge of burglary, in entering Vance's shoe-shop. Vance testified that the fellow had visited his shop once or twice, and-premenaded up and down a number of times previous to the robbery, closely scrutinizing the place, and one of ‘the neighbors identi.: “tied him as the man-who opened Vatice’s _. Window. Severgl. persons were in. Court who had lost-chickens recognized —=the hombre-as the Chinamanwho~hadbeen prowling around their places ‘under pretence-of hunting work. The Chinaman was held in the sum of $1,000.to appear before the next Grand _ NEVADA CITY, Cai ne ters Stomach Bitters. Durin the git Crop deék. the eitids to efijoy themselves, there is, of course, a goed deal of \Conviviality among this enterprising. and hard. working, class; but, dram-dridking: is, not carried to the -excess.that.it was some: years ago. This may fairly be atiributed.to the growing distaste for raw spirita engendered by the use of HOSTETTER'’S S'TOMACH BITTERS, This famous stomachic is in universal favor with the miners. * They take it with them to-the interior;and Use it regularly not as a beverage, but as a strengthsustaining tonic, and antidote tothe-“unhealthy influences to which they are exposed In the localities where they labor; and on returning: to-the cities and:towns; they find in its refreshing and invigorating properties the tec aais guard-not only against the Diseases, p munities. “Tt is one of the péenliarities of the Preparation that it is an aNTipore-ro Nz. BRIETY. Those who: take it as anu appetizer and invigorant, aver that they have no desire -Whatever for liquor of any description, and, bail was. sent to jail. . At the cabin on Lost, Hill ravine, where this Chinaman ‘was arrested, some’ -property, supposed tobestolen, was found by the officers Youn@ MEn’s Soctan.—The’ Young . Men’s Social Club will give a party at Temperance Hall,on Thursday evening, January 27th. The parties given by the Social Club have; always been tanked as among the most ‘pleasant of the season. The young men spare neither labor or expense to make them agreeable, and they always secure the very best music to be had. The hours for dancing, from 8 to 12 o'clock, give ample time fora pleasant dance, and _ avoids the fatigue consequent. upon _aball, The dancing portion of the community will be glad tohear of;the Young Men's Secial. Greeory Broraers~—The wonder fal and world-renowned Gregory Brothers are advértised to give two perform. 4 noon and eyening. The entertainment » will ‘othpets Acrobatic Feats, Songs Dances; Pantomines, etc. This. troupe has the reputation of being the best of the kind that ever performed in the State, and as their stay here is only for one day, our Theatre going people will yao doubt take ddvantage of it. A mat: imee for families willbe given on Satur. . Back AGAtN.—Some months ago a __. Nevadatounty-man, who made money . . enongh to buy himself -a home, made up his mind that the East was the Place to enjoy life. He'went East, bought himself a farm, and built himself a comfortable house before Winter. But'the severe weather Was too much for him.— After the storms came on he seid out and‘is now back for the pur pose of staying. He is satisfied that a man cannot be contented anywhere else after being in Nevada county. ~Lecrore To-Nient. — Mrs. Laura DeForce Gordon, a talented lady, leo tures at the Congregational Church rage. The increasing interest which seems to be manifested upon ‘this subject, together with the low price of admission (25 cents) and the reputation of Mrs. Gordon, will, no doubt operate, as it should, in securing a large and appreCiative audience. Those epposed, as well a8 these favoring the movement will do well to attend. Didtnicr Court, January 10th.— . Williams & Co. vs. Mungin. Tried and submitted.Court. adjourned to Thursday morning at 10 o’clock. INSANE.—George Grinshaw, aged 24, 4native of New York, was yesterday examined by Drs. Hunt and Cummings upon the charge of.insanity, and ordered to Stockton. t# The members of the Fire De partment are requested to meet this evening at 8 o’clock, in the hall of the Pennsylvania Engine Company. WHoLESALE THEFTs.—Nearly every man on Selby Flat has had his chick‘ us stolen within the past week. = . . the San Juan road and toll bridge to -Goods-for Builders, Piamber 4 47" _All work done at the lowest prices, Attorney at Law, Nearly opposite National Exchange Hotel. For Nevada State and Omaha! BMOSTETTER’S BITTERS is a powerful ally of the temperance cause, It is because .unmedicated alcohol “weakené the stomach and ‘the nervous system by it reaction, that it begets. a Craving for itself. It excitesjand when the excitement. passes off, debility ensues, and more iuel is needed -to-renew_the artificial fire that has, so to speak, ‘burnt itself out, Bat the effect of the great-vegetable tonic and alterative is to invigorate the system perma “nently and. vo Seen e is generally suspended, and the reapers of against the Dissiration of crowded com: . whatever fanatics may think to the contrary, . THOS. SHURTLEFY, . [J A: OPENED A GROCERY PRO: ‘VISION STORE, ab the = Junction Main & Commercial Sts __IN.DR. KENT'S BUILDIN + 4 Where ‘he will keep cuiiatantly’ 6a. haneifal! assortment of Pr 4 4 GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS CAN AND SHELF Goobs, — . feas_of the finest brands, — = Excellent Coffee . and a genera assortment for the larder, “Dunder und Blixum!” Everybody Provided For! PeRear Ane SMALE aires OLD ANDIYOUNG, RICH AND POOR, Competition Agains Us ane Ca Cash Prices. ‘KF The People of Neyada will find it to "their advantage to callon meé, Junction of Commercial and Main Streets, Nevada, Oct. 15th, SS PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, SUCCESSORS TO:E. F. SPENCE, Druggists and Apothecaries, oe soe € ‘The Apothecary Business, in its various dcpartments, will be Sondizied as usnal at the old stand, No. 43 Broad Street. ‘SAN FRANCISCO PLATING ' SILVER —«WORKS. O QUARTZ MILL MEN, MINE HOT TEL KEEPEKS, and others. mh. ‘The San Franciseo Plating Werks are prepared to turnish Silver Plate, Copper, Amalgamating Plates, ol a'l sizes andin any quanLties, a' the Very Lowest Rates. Full weight of Silyer deposited and satisfaction guaranteed in every respect. &s Particular attention given to Plating OLD GOODS of alt ki Figen omy an ev ° nds re dor Hotels, Restaurauts, &c."" ? _HAVILAND, HOOPER & CO., Agente. Crockery and Glass Ware Dealers. : $35 PINE STREET, Near MONTGOMERY. Sax Francisco, Jan, 4th, COMMERCIAL STREET RESTAURANT I1 3s M. HAMILTON, Proprictor. — See G3)" The Restaurant is furnished with the best the market affords. “ E2"MEALS AT ALL HOURS. gy Nevada, Jan. 4th, 1870. , WILL SELL. ARSCHALL. .& MITTAUER PIANO, $25. : J. W.VOSIS. PIANO, $300. ’ Warranted for five years. Satiefaction guarKOHLER, CHASE & CO. Agents. ; San Francisco. JOHN CALDWELL, and Justice of the Peace. NEVADA ITY, Nevada, Jan ist. ; M.S. DEAL Attorney and Counselor at Law. ood Orricz—.* TRANSCKIPT’ BUILDING, Nevada City Cala. , Via. Duteh Flat. THE DUTCH FLAT AND Pe. hereafter-shake. direet connection with the Kastera and Western bound.trains at Duich Flat, as ing Dutch Flat Station at 7 o'clock, A, se cathe arrival of the Westward bound train, arriving in Nevada City at 11 A. M, NEVAWA STAGE LINK. follows: Leaving Nevada City at 1 o'clock, P. M. will _ 3” The entire trip made in daylight. gpg ble line. “eg apply at the Stage Offic ; odrunel crime,» —" R. M. HUNT, M.D. ". @B0. If. COLBY, Proprietor. . “3 FENDING PmYSICIAN ‘Nevada, Oct, Sth. NEVADA CITY . +@i-applicalion, ana iorward it with ten dollars ‘San Francisco, HMR #, WILLIAMS, Esq., Real Estate, connect with the mennern sage train, at work done in superior style. h Flat, at6.10P. M. go is Gite Anent. Gores ¥ en via Hed Dog, You Bet and Little York. nat totee ae alley, : SOMETHING NEW! NEVADA CASH STORE! No. 9 Commercial street, [Adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store.} W. & McROBERTS & CO. EEP constantly on hand a New and Choice Assortment or GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Which are offercd for sale_at the lowest cash rates, ‘ihe attention of Familiesand Miners is particularly ¢ailed-to our Stock of Goods which has been with especial reierence vo the wante of this community, Javaand Mocha CUFFEEs, ry igo Pulverized and Crushed sUGAKS, CANN FRUITS, of all aE FLOUR, M rhe FH and GHAIN, ATUES, ON1UONS, Ge" Everything in our line will be sold at the lowest possibie price for cash. W.8. McROBERTS & CO, PACIFIC PROTECTIVE ASs0CIATION OF CALIFORNIA, Incorporated...0cteber, 1868 8) BJECT.—-THE OBJECT. OF this Axsociation is tO sécuré a cash payment within sixty days after the death of a subscriber, to his or her heirs or -assigns, cias many dollars as there are individuais of the Class to which belonged. MEMBERSHIP.—The subscription fees are ten dollars at joining, and one dollar on the Geath of each subscriber. ‘the one dollar irom each subscriber is paid te the heirs or assigns o/ the deceased, ‘The subscribers are divided into classes, including maies and femaies. Mach class is limited.ro.6,000--subseribers,-; As ciagses are filled new oues will be tormed, No person is so poor that he can not-,ay ten dollarg at joining and ene dollar dccasionaily, thus.securing 65,000 to his or her heirs or assigns. -How Tu BECOME A MEMbER.—A persun desiroua Of becoming a subscriber Must iili out by agen Graft or by express in gold or silver eu All communications should be addressed to the Secretury vithe PACIFIC PROTECTIVE ASSUULATIUN, southeast cornér of Mont golmery and sacramento gireets (over Lunohue & Keliy’s bank,) San Francisco, UFFicERs.—Benj H,.#reesnan, President; Geo, H; Kussell, V.ce President; Johu H. Warren, Secretary; das. A. Pritchard, ‘l'reasurer, REFERENCES; Hon. HENRY vUu"iON, President Farmers aud Mechanics’ bank, i 4 Hon. SAMUEL COWLES, late Judge Coun ty Voart, San Francisco. Hon a, Jd. GUNNISON, Attorney at Law, San Francisco. h. J, BUUTH, Eeq., Union Iron Works, Francisco, JUHN U, HANSCOM, Esq., Aitna Iron Works, San Franciveo.JOHN H, U' BRIN, Eeq., O’Brien, Bush & Co,, San Francisco, Hon. J, P. JUNKS, Gold Hill, Nevada. FRANK G. GUILD. Agent, ni4 Nevada city, A. AITKER, ISRAEL LUCE, AITKEN & CO., PREMIUM PIONEER MARBLE WORKS, Int K Street, between Sitxh & Seventh, SACBAMENTO. . MONUMENTS, TOMBS, GRAVE STONES, MANTLES . . TABLE TOPS, WASH STANDS &ec, &. All kinds of work done in Indian Diggings, Italian & Vermont Marble. ¢@ Sculpture and Ornamental. designs of everything in the Mar ~~" Peter Perdan, of Bridgeport township. . We Ney our goods cheaper than such deceased subscriber . . @enure them that we are thankiul for their COMPLETE FIZZLE! . High. Priced .are--Slaughtered and the People with; Ltheir Glorious a THOS: sERUTLEFF, . } #4-B-A oN ON ERO Move on their way Rejoicing. Blowing will not alter the People’s Mind, for the fact is established that the _ BANNER BROS. are the CHAMPIONS, GU Nons can compare with this Long Eatab lished and Reliable Firm, Our Motto Is “LOW PRICES!” TRESS oe Everybody happy except a few unfortunate men that we OUTSELL AND UNDERSELL! Others and We SELL THEM CHEAPER . Now.on hand and constantly receiving from the Eastern as.well as San Francisco Markets, DIRECT, the _ IVE, AND FASHIONABLE Assortment of Clothing ever offered before, at . GREATLY REDUCKD PRICES! Bever Dress and Business Suits, —OFr THE— : and IN FACT Everything in the Clothing Line: Our FALL STOCK is COMPLETE and the LAKGEST to be toaud ia Nevada couniy. BPracilities is-procuring goods direct from the Has t enabies us to sell inem at such LUW KA'l EDS as to DEFY COMPETITION. We also have a Large Assortment Of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, . California and Eastern, Fine & Mining Boots Vor Men and Boys. HATS! HATS! HATS! The Latest Parisian Styles! ENOUGH ‘TO COVER EVERY MAN, BOY and CHILD in the county. 1,000 pairs of California Blankets at all Prices and Colors. — RUBBER BOOTS AND COATS-the Best and Cheapest im the et. ATTENTION :—"o all MercChanie WhO deal ju Civthing both in this City ana County, bag So say call on us before Kong to ban Francisco w wake purchasts, We can sell you goods in this city at Lower Kates than you can buy them au the Bay. Our patronage in the past shows that the people appreciate our goods and vur prices and we coutide.ce, and will return itin future by selling our goods so low as to equelcn out uf existence ail Uppovition Humbugs, ; cY Don’t forget the place where you gee your meney’s worth at the wioneer Clothing Emporium. w5U) . CLOTHING, . , y IN THE CLOTHING LINE} LATEST AND BEST SEYLES, YOU CANT GET OVER CURT SDE MATTER ee e 4 __ARE SOLD-CHEAPER —sAT— FROSENSTOCK, PRICE & cO’s COR: PINE & [COMMERCIAL STREET, (Haas &§Co’s-old stand.); THAN ELSEWRERE! As evidence of this fact the people have only to call, take notice, compare items, : examine stock, —AND— JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES} LBA VEY OURRMONEYJWHERE ‘XOU GET THEMUOST AND BEST —FroR— Ree THE LEAST Money! (Seren . Now ON HAND,fand [OONSTANTLY RB-. CLOTHING -CASSIMERE, ; LBROADOLOTH, OVERCOATS, And in fact EVERYTHING INTHE CLOTHING LINE. MENS AND BOYS CALIFORNIA MADE KIP AND CALF BOoTs, GAITERS, SHOES, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT RUBBER BOOTS. FOR MINING. AAA La (Ne etna Jan buy Gentlemens Furnishing “Goods, —AND— FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS, aon ont, "Men's & Boys’ HATS & CAPS, t ta@-Recently LARGER ADDITIONS have been made to the Stock. 3<= No trouble to show our Goods, anda pleasure to tell Our Prices. Call on us and try Our Goods once, and we are SURE of your custom afterwards. "Do not forget the place ROSENSTOCK. PRICE & CO. cial 3 ts. Nevada: @F ALL KINDS, consisting ia part of SPLEN. DID suits

# and children Applied for 2 et) TORE aN PATTON. 'RISON, wford, vada City. LY. TO THE ‘EER SODELAML tter and WS and MaG. nent o1 STA ( ARTICLES, Union Tei. Sars ITH’S CANS ! IRCE, reet, d. akes Home rgan tone, veluperior in exand elasticity ‘lect. im rapid 2 by ‘fer the sh, iorming a Tile ope ) le space, re prcwcasced he best Organ. or to any other ed t hibited. enemy SURANCE uk 50,000. ANN, Pres’s. t, Nevada cit LOR, © INE STREET, JAD, will keep »f material and . _at_short_nobli¢! ti, hag teft my ° # t cause of convarned not te ‘ill-not. be recontiacting.— F apainet ‘purperty of myself. SCIEUTTI. ‘s Cuart of Ney and County . Before J.C. office in Kelthe corner of "A, Sanford . defendant.— aliforhia. send dant. You are re me, at my . the city and rought againet ings suet 1 file in my of ive of theday * 2 ‘you of brought to rein U. 8. Gold onthe ef Feb Plaintiff : due , and you ab to appear an bove required, nt against you ind legal inter12 RaRBES » legal service h day of JanuPA d Township. ice Of the Sumnm defendant Nevada Daily ). PALM a. * ef. Califérnia, Probate Court. of israel Hal! nt. to.an order »tice ig hereby y of January, A. said day, at the ine Coney or aaving spurt, purport t of Israel tted to Pro: be iseued one at which rested thereil LAR, Cher’. Jury; and “not being able to secure the _ tneeg in this city. on Saturday after *-day-afterneon: ——-——_ this evening, in favor of Woman SufThe, Daily Aw: OLD: OrFENDER.—Yesterday worning a Chinamzh, who has served several terms in the county jail, was brought before Justice Caldwell” for examination, on the charge of burglary, in entering Vance's shoe-shop. Vance testified that the fellow had visited his shop once or twice, and-premenaded up and down a number of times previous to the robbery, closely scrutinizing the place, and one of ‘the neighbors identi.: “tied him as the man-who opened Vatice’s _. Window.. Severgl. persons were in. Court who had lost-chickens recognized —=the hombre-as the Chinamanwho~hadbeen prowling around their places ‘under pretence-of hunting work. The Chinaman was held in the sum of $1,000.to appear before the next Grand _ NEVADA CITY, Cai ne ters Stomach Bitters. Durin the git Crop deék. the eitids to efijoy themselves, there is, of course, a goed deal of \Conviviality among this enterprising. and hard. working, class; but, dram-dridking: is, not carried to the -excess.that.it was some: years ago. This may fairly be atiributed.to the growing distaste for raw spirita engendered by the use of HOSTETTER'’S S'TOMACH BITTERS, This famous stomachic is in universal favor with the miners. * They take it with them to-the interior;and Use it regularly not as a beverage, but as a strengthsustaining tonic, and antidote tothe-“unhealthy influences to which they are exposed In the localities where they labor; and on returning: to-the cities and:towns; they find in its refreshing and invigorating properties the tec aais guard-not only against the Diseases, p munities. “Tt is one of the péenliarities of the Preparation that it is an aNTipore-ro Nz. BRIETY. Those who: take it as anu appetizer and invigorant, aver that they have no desire -Whatever for liquor of any description, and, bail was. sent to jail. . At the cabin on Lost, Hill ravine, where this Chinaman ‘was arrested, some’ -property, supposed tobestolen, was found by the officers Youn@ MEn’s Soctan.—The’ Young . Men’s Social Club will give a party at Temperance Hall,on Thursday evening, January 27th. The parties given by the Social Club have; always been tanked as among the most ‘pleasant of the season. The young men spare neither labor or expense to make them agreeable, and they always secure the very best music to be had. The hours for dancing, from 8 to 12 o'clock, give ample time fora pleasant dance, and _ avoids the fatigue consequent. upon _aball, The dancing portion of the community will be glad tohear of;the Young Men's Secial. Greeory Broraers~—The wonder fal and world-renowned Gregory Brothers are advértised to give two perform. 4 noon and eyening. The entertainment » will ‘othpets Acrobatic Feats, Songs Dances; Pantomines, etc. This. troupe has the reputation of being the best of the kind that ever performed in the State, and as their stay here is only for one day, our Theatre going people will yao doubt take ddvantage of it. A mat: imee for families willbe given on Satur. . Back AGAtN.—Some months ago a __. Nevadatounty-man, who made money . . enongh to buy himself -a home, made up his mind that the East was the Place to enjoy life. He'went East, bought himself a farm, and built himself a comfortable house before Winter. But'the severe weather Was too much for him.— After the storms came on he seid out and‘is now back for the pur pose of staying. He is satisfied that a man cannot be contented anywhere else after being in Nevada county. ~Lecrore To-Nient. — Mrs. Laura DeForce Gordon, a talented lady, leo tures at the Congregational Church rage. The increasing interest which seems to be manifested upon ‘this subject, together with the low price of admission (25 cents) and the reputation of Mrs. Gordon, will, no doubt operate, as it should, in securing a large and appreCiative audience. Those epposed, as well a8 these favoring the movement will do well to attend. Didtnicr Court, January 10th.— . Williams & Co. vs. Mungin. Tried and submitted.Court. adjourned to Thursday morning at 10 o’clock. INSANE.—George Grinshaw, aged 24, 4native of New York, was yesterday examined by Drs. Hunt and Cummings upon the charge of.insanity, and ordered to Stockton. t# The members of the Fire De partment are requested to meet this evening at 8 o’clock, in the hall of the Pennsylvania Engine Company. WHoLESALE THEFTs.—Nearly every man on Selby Flat has had his chick‘ us stolen within the past week. = . . the San Juan road and toll bridge to -Goods-for Builders, Piamber 4 47" _All work done at the lowest prices, Attorney at Law, Nearly opposite National Exchange Hotel. For Nevada State and Omaha! BMOSTETTER’S BITTERS is a powerful ally of the temperance cause, It is because .unmedicated alcohol “weakené the stomach and ‘the nervous system by it reaction, that it begets. a Craving for itself.. It excitesjand when the excitement. passes off, debility ensues, and more iuel is needed -to-renew_the artificial fire that has, so to speak, ‘burnt itself out, Bat the effect of the great-vegetable tonic and alterative is to invigorate the system perma “nently and. vo Seen e is generally suspended, and the reapers of against the Dissiration of crowded com: . whatever fanatics may think to the contrary, . THOS. SHURTLEFY, . [J A: OPENED A GROCERY PRO: ‘VISION STORE, ab the = Junction Main & Commercial Sts __IN.DR. KENT'S BUILDIN + 4 Where ‘he will keep cuiiatantly’ 6a. haneifal! assortment of Pr 4 4 GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS CAN AND SHELF Goobs, — . feas_of the finest brands, — = Excellent Coffee . and a genera assortment for the larder, “Dunder und Blixum!” Everybody Provided For! PeRear Ane SMALE aires OLD ANDIYOUNG, RICH AND POOR, Competition Agains Us ane Ca Cash Prices. ‘KF The People of Neyada will find it to "their advantage to callon meé, Junction of Commercial and Main Streets, Nevada, Oct. 15th, SS PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, SUCCESSORS TO:E. F. SPENCE, Druggists and Apothecaries, oe soe € ‘The Apothecary Business, in its various dcpartments, will be Sondizied as usnal at the old stand, No. 43 Broad Street. ‘SAN FRANCISCO PLATING ' SILVER —«WORKS. O QUARTZ MILL MEN, MINE HOT TEL KEEPEKS, and others. mh. ‘The San Franciseo Plating Werks are prepared to turnish Silver Plate, Copper, Amalgamating Plates, ol a'l sizes andin any quanLties, a' the Very Lowest Rates. Full weight of Silyer deposited and satisfaction guaranteed in every respect. &s Particular attention given to Plating OLD GOODS of alt ki Figen omy an ev ° nds re dor Hotels, Restaurauts, &c."" ?

_HAVILAND, HOOPER & CO., Agente. Crockery and Glass Ware Dealers. : $35 PINE STREET, Near MONTGOMERY. Sax Francisco, Jan, 4th, COMMERCIAL STREET RESTAURANT I1 3s M. HAMILTON, Proprictor. — See G3)" The Restaurant is furnished with the best the market affords. “ E2"MEALS AT ALL HOURS. gy Nevada, Jan. 4th, 1870. , WILL SELL. ARSCHALL. .& MITTAUER PIANO, $25. : J. W.VOSIS. PIANO, $300. ’ Warranted for five years. Satiefaction guarKOHLER, CHASE & CO. Agents. ; San Francisco. JOHN CALDWELL, and Justice of the Peace. NEVADA ITY, Nevada, Jan ist. ; M.S. DEAL Attorney and Counselor at Law. ood Orricz—.* TRANSCKIPT’ BUILDING, Nevada City Cala. , Via. Duteh Flat. THE DUTCH FLAT AND Pe. hereafter-shake. direet connection with the Kastera and Western bound.trains at Duich Flat, as ing Dutch Flat Station at 7 o'clock, A, se cathe arrival of the Westward bound train, arriving in Nevada City at 11 A. M, NEVAWA STAGE LINK. follows: Leaving Nevada City at 1 o'clock, P. M. will _ 3” The entire trip made in daylight. gpg ble line. “eg apply at the Stage Offic ; odrunel crime,» —" R. M. HUNT, M.D. ". @B0. If. COLBY, Proprietor. . “3 FENDING PmYSICIAN ‘Nevada, Oct, Sth. NEVADA CITY . +@i-applicalion, ana iorward it with ten dollars ‘San Francisco, HMR #, WILLIAMS, Esq., Real Estate, connect with the mennern sage train, at work done in superior style. h Flat, at6.10P. M. go is Gite Anent. Gores ¥ en via Hed Dog, You Bet and Little York. nat totee ae alley, : SOMETHING NEW! NEVADA CASH STORE! No. 9 Commercial street, [Adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store.} W. & McROBERTS & CO. EEP constantly on hand a New and Choice Assortment or GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Which are offercd for sale_at the lowest cash rates, ‘ihe attention of Familiesand Miners is particularly ¢ailed-to our Stock of Goods which has been with especial reierence vo the wante of this community, Javaand Mocha CUFFEEs, ry igo Pulverized and Crushed sUGAKS, CANN FRUITS, of all aE FLOUR, M rhe FH and GHAIN, ATUES, ON1UONS, Ge" Everything in our line will be sold at the lowest possibie price for cash. W.8. McROBERTS & CO, PACIFIC PROTECTIVE ASs0CIATION OF CALIFORNIA, Incorporated.....0cteber, 1868 8) BJECT.—-THE OBJECT. OF this Axsociation is tO sécuré a cash payment within sixty days after the death of a subscriber, to his or her heirs or -assigns, cias many dollars as there are individuais of the Class to which belonged. MEMBERSHIP.—The subscription fees are ten dollars at joining, and one dollar on the Geath of each subscriber. ‘the one dollar irom each subscriber is paid te the heirs or assigns o/ the deceased, ‘The subscribers are divided into classes, including maies and femaies. Mach class is limited.ro.6,000--subseribers,-; As ciagses are filled new oues will be tormed, No person is so poor that he can not-,ay ten dollarg at joining and ene dollar dccasionaily, thus.securing 65,000 to his or her heirs or assigns. -How Tu BECOME A MEMbER.—A persun desiroua Of becoming a subscriber Must iili out by agen Graft or by express in gold or silver eu All communications should be addressed to the Secretury vithe PACIFIC PROTECTIVE ASSUULATIUN, southeast cornér of Mont golmery and sacramento gireets (over Lunohue & Keliy’s bank,) San Francisco, UFFicERs.—Benj H,.#reesnan, President; Geo, H; Kussell, V.ce President; Johu H. Warren, Secretary; das. A. Pritchard, ‘l'reasurer, REFERENCES; Hon. HENRY vUu"iON, President Farmers aud Mechanics’ bank, i 4 Hon. SAMUEL COWLES, late Judge Coun ty Voart, San Francisco. Hon a, Jd. GUNNISON, Attorney at Law, San Francisco. h. J, BUUTH, Eeq., Union Iron Works, Francisco, JUHN U, HANSCOM, Esq., Aitna Iron Works, San Franciveo.JOHN H, U' BRIN, Eeq., O’Brien, Bush & Co,, San Francisco, Hon. J, P. JUNKS, Gold Hill, Nevada. FRANK G. GUILD. Agent, ni4 Nevada city, A. AITKER, ISRAEL LUCE, AITKEN & CO., PREMIUM PIONEER MARBLE WORKS, Int K Street, between Sitxh & Seventh, SACBAMENTO. . MONUMENTS, TOMBS, GRAVE STONES, MANTLES . . TABLE TOPS, WASH STANDS &ec, &. All kinds of work done in Indian Diggings, Italian & Vermont Marble. ¢@ Sculpture and Ornamental. designs of everything in the Mar ~~" Peter Perdan, of Bridgeport township. . We Ney our goods cheaper than such deceased subscriber . . @enure them that we are thankiul for their COMPLETE FIZZLE! . High. Priced .are--Slaughtered and the People with; Ltheir Glorious a THOS: sERUTLEFF, . } #4-B-A oN ON ERO Move on their way Rejoicing. Blowing will not alter the People’s Mind, for the fact is established that the _ BANNER BROS. are the CHAMPIONS, GU Nons can compare with this Long Eatab lished and Reliable Firm, Our Motto Is “LOW PRICES!” TRESS oe Everybody happy except a few unfortunate men that we OUTSELL AND UNDERSELL! Others and We SELL THEM CHEAPER . Now.on hand and constantly receiving from the Eastern as.well as San Francisco Markets, DIRECT, the _ IVE, AND FASHIONABLE Assortment of Clothing ever offered before, at . GREATLY REDUCKD PRICES! Bever Dress and Business Suits, —OFr THE— : and IN FACT Everything in the Clothing Line: Our FALL STOCK is COMPLETE and the LAKGEST to be toaud ia Nevada couniy. BPracilities is-procuring goods direct from the Has t enabies us to sell inem at such LUW KA'l EDS as to DEFY COMPETITION. We also have a Large Assortment Of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, . California and Eastern, Fine & Mining Boots Vor Men and Boys. HATS! HATS! HATS! The Latest Parisian Styles! ENOUGH ‘TO COVER EVERY MAN, BOY and CHILD in the county. 1,000 pairs of California Blankets at all Prices and Colors. — RUBBER BOOTS AND COATS-the Best and Cheapest im the et. ATTENTION :—"o all MercChanie WhO deal ju Civthing both in this City ana County, bag So say call on us before Kong to ban Francisco w wake purchasts, We can sell you goods in this city at Lower Kates than you can buy them au the Bay. Our patronage in the past shows that the people appreciate our goods and vur prices and we coutide.ce, and will return itin future by selling our goods so low as to equelcn out uf existence ail Uppovition Humbugs, ; cY Don’t forget the place where you gee your meney’s worth at the wioneer Clothing Emporium. w5U) . CLOTHING, . , y IN THE CLOTHING LINE} LATEST AND BEST SEYLES, YOU CANT GET OVER CURT SDE MATTER ee e 4 __ARE SOLD-CHEAPER —sAT— FROSENSTOCK, PRICE & cO’s COR: PINE & [COMMERCIAL STREET, (Haas &§Co’s-old stand.); THAN ELSEWRERE! As evidence of this fact the people have only to call, take notice, compare items, : examine stock, —AND— JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES} LBA VEY OURRMONEYJWHERE ‘XOU GET THEMUOST AND BEST —FroR— Ree THE LEAST Money! (Seren . Now ON HAND,fand [OONSTANTLY RB-. CLOTHING -CASSIMERE, ; LBROADOLOTH, OVERCOATS, And in fact EVERYTHING INTHE CLOTHING LINE. MENS AND BOYS CALIFORNIA MADE KIP AND CALF BOoTs, GAITERS, SHOES, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT RUBBER BOOTS. FOR MINING. AAA La (Ne etna Jan buy Gentlemens Furnishing “Goods, —AND— FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS, aon ont, "Men's & Boys’ HATS & CAPS, t ta@-Recently LARGER ADDITIONS have been made to the Stock. 3<= No trouble to show our Goods, anda pleasure to tell Our Prices. Call on us and try Our Goods once, and we are SURE of your custom afterwards. "Do not forget the place ROSENSTOCK. PRICE & CO. cial 3 ts. Nevada: @F ALL KINDS, consisting ia part of SPLEN. DID suits