January 16, 1870 (4 pages)

CANS } beantiful UMENT D! me Circle . akes Home sand effects WARDEDANS ! te Agricultural nher, letd, over 1 thereby the ence we call the ec AMERICAN g desired-in the. atent improve: of mucie, more-h its sustained h desired aud sre enperior to kind in many thers in their ‘gan--tone, -volsuperior in exand elasticity rfect in rapid and beauty of the DOUBLE 8, Knee Swell. an be _—— e ASolian Harp of the Church former to give . any other inare by far_the ish, formine a or the Parlor or ut little epace, ory particular. Varnished and f the art, The shed in Oil. a, Lodges, &c. lly: adapted for ice, ite variety, DRGANS snopeeeny y to be supe: Pnave received m wherever »IERCE, AN ORGANS, LLET & CUMte Se , of the South Yuba Canal Co, ° Che Daily. Geahger . NEVADA.CITY, CALIFORNIA, = LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. . , THE CHINESE CASES.—The several Chinese cases tried im our local Courts during the past week seem to show the utter impossibility of getting at the truth. The Chinese companies have a power over their members which is superior to the terrors of law-or the-sanctity of an oath, and which is absolute: * In_a case recently tried, after the ar. §¥Staining tonic, and antidote to the un-! “yest was made, the matter was decided-bythe Chinese conipany, and an edict passed that’all ‘costs should be he-was so place ~~ paid by Pre rosecuting Witness, and in terror by threats ——that-he-dare not testify to the. truth, The defendant was convicted, and the prosecuting witness was compelled to pay his fine__In this_manner,-by—the-] interference of corporations the Courts are delayed,and in very many instances justice is thwarted. Some vigorous measures should be adopted to prevent the intimidation ot witnesses,and break up this interference of organizations with the business of Courts. THE Rain Prospect.—There is no probabllity that the present season will be one of-famine. ‘The Tain fall, last season was up to the average, and. this year it has equalled last, thus far, as shown by the records kept at the office The total rain fall last season was 56:69 inches, and the fall up to January 15th, for that season was 21:14 inches, Yesterday morning the total fall for the present seaSon amounted to 20:37 inches: There is certainly no cause for alarm “either at the ‘prospective loss of crops’ or.prostration of mining industry. The }. crops were very large last. season, and there is plenty of growing time yet, if the raia should be as abundant as last year. The. rain fall from the present storm was 4:25 inches up to yesterday morning. ; PROGRAMME oF EXERCISES.—The . following is the programme of exercises .for the Nevada Literary Society to-morrow. evening: 1st music, 2d reading: minutes, 3d miscellaneous business, 4th declamation by Henry Duffy, 5th reading selection by Mrs,-Dr. Chapman, 6th. music, 7th essay by 8S. M. Hinds, 8th . liseussion.of. thefollowing question : Resolved, that love is a greater incentive to action than. ambition. Affirmative, J. A. Palmer, J. E. Brown, Niles Searls. Negative, M. Cannon, J. B. Drummond, L. W. Williams. ~ Mintne Location.—J. H. Reader. et als have located fourteen mining claims of sixty by one hundred and twen*y feet each, at French Corral, Bridgeport township, commencing at-astake standing in the lower part of the flat below the Allison Ranch House, on a line of claims located two years ago by Stevens, Helm & Co.,-and extending along the east line of said claims 2,240 feet, thence at right angles 80 feet in an easterly direction, including the ground in the angle. ARREST AND RECOVERY OF STOLEN Goops.—Some three weeks ago, Novitzky & Co. lost a piece ‘ot water proof bth. Yesterday Marshal Cornell and Officer Dawley found the goods ina Chinese tailor shop. © The stuff was cut into suits, and the tailor was making it up. The boss tailor and two ‘men were arrested on the charge of stealing the cloth. VALUABLE Dog KILLED.—A valuable trained dog, owned by the Gregory troupe, was killed yesterday morping on the road from Grass Valley to thiscity. While the wagon was in . motion he jumped out and the wheels . passed over him, killing him instantly. He was a French poodle, well trained, and valued at $500 by the troupe: Saver Kraut,—Baltz & Gunther have a fine lot of new sauer kraut mabufactured by themselves. It is said to be excellent by those who have tried it. i oe No Mar.—No “Bastern: mail or Express arrived in: this city yesterday un til evening. The cars did net get_in ᠀漀渀 time” and the connection was not « & i ! ~ Whisit 18 Cttthbers day Ge Hoe) i tetter’s Stomach Bitters. i During the géason whem ‘the Gold Harvest! is generally suspended, and the reapers of the gilttering crop seek: the citiestto enjaly, Conviviality ‘among this enterprising and hard working elags; dat dram-drinking is not carried to the excess that it was some years ago. This may fairly be atiributed to the growing distaste for raw Spirits engendered by the use of HOSTETTKR’S S'TOMACH BITTERS. This famous stomachit is in universal favor with the miners. They take it with them to the interior, and use it regularly not asa beverage, but aé a strengthphealthy tiflvences to_which they are exposed . m the ‘localities wheré they labor ; and on “returning to the cities and towns, they find in its refreshing and invigorating properties the best safe guard,not only against the Diseaszs, but against the Dissipation of G:owded communities. It is one of the peculiarities of the preparation that-it is an ANTIDOTE TO INEBRIETY, Those who take ‘it as an appetizer and-invigorant,-averthat they have no desire . whatever for liquor of-any description, and, whatever fanatics may think to the contrary, HOSTETTER’S BITTERS is a powerful ally of the temperance cause. It. is because unmedicated alcohol weakens the stomach and the nervous system ‘by #t reaction, that it begets a craving for itself, It excites,and when the excitement passes. off, debility @nsues, and more, fuel is needed. to renew the artifi. cial fire that has, soto speak, burnt itself out. But the effect of the great vegetable tonic and altcrative is to invigorate the system perma nently and healtfully, YOUNG MEN'S SOCIAL CLUB. P @) THE FIRST PARTY oF THE SEASON! At Temperunce Hall, ON THURSDAY EVE’G, JAN. 27th. : Reception Committee. A. M. ALLEN, C. E. MULLOY, A, R. LORD. ___. Floor Managers, W. FB. EVENS, J. BE. BROWN, W. W, CROSS Tickets $2.50. Carriages if necessary. By order of the Club. J. EARL BROWN, Secretary. ‘Nevada, Jan. 1ith, .s DISSOLUTION. ~ -~ 4 we partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the firm hame of GREGORY & CU. is this day dissolved by mutual coneent. M, L. Marsh is authorited to receive and receipt tor all debts . Cus the Tate firm, aid will pay all deinands against it. A. B. GREGORY, : M. L. MAKSH, Nevada, Jan. $d, 1870, —— jansBALTZ & GUNTHER, Vegetable and Variety Store : Adjoining McRoberté & Co, Commercial Street, NEVADA. §e" FRESH VEGETABLES received every. morning, and a large supply of Fruit and other articles for Table Use, tay" Also Lot of New Sour-Kraut. GB Also a Large Stock of Candies, Consectionery, ete, @, Fresh EGGS and BUTTER from the Ranches, and a Fimé Lot of Fowls. GIVE US A CALL, HAIR DRESSING ee SALOON, BROAD STREET, N&VADA CITY. Hair Cutting..:.. 25 Cents. Slhavimg ooe-seecee. TiTTTs 7 Sham pooing .... 265 Baths— Hot er Cold.. 25 6 Hair Dressing Room for Ladies and children TEETH EXTRacTED. Leeches applied for 2 cents, Cupping 2% cents, 20 COMMERCIAL STREET RESTAURANT! J. H. HAMILTON, Proprietor. g@” The Restaurant is furnished with the best the market affords. t=" MEALS AT ALL HOURS. 3 Nevada, Jan, 4th, 1870. ForNevada State. and Omaha! Via, Dutch Flat. THE DUTCH FLAT AND: < NEVADA STAGE LINE will hereafter make direct eonhection with the Fastern ane Western bound trains at Dutch Fiat, as follows: Leaving Dutch Flat Station at 7 o'clock, A. M., or onthe arrival of the Westward bound train, arriving in Nevada City at 11.A. M. Leaving Nevada City at 10 P. M. wili “connect ‘with the Eastern train, at via Ked Dog, You Bet and York. ee The entire trip made in daylight. =. } Wor paneage apply at the Stage Office, Union Motel, on Main street. made, — e themselves, there is, of course, a good deal of . ‘BANCROFY's ‘PACIFIC GUIDE. 08 thivierdae af sv aT $f es a3 0d ph op @ axe P ry cat > test _IN THE PACIFIC STATES!” [RE GUEDE has lately been enlarged, and the-price reduced wo 25 cents. It is now the most complete anda reliable Guidé published on the Pacific Coast. . Contains full Time Tables of the Central & Railway, Stage and Steamers ! . ROSRBNSTOCK; PRICE & PCR 3 MAN'S GREATEST. DUTY I! Look ‘Out For No. 1 YOU CANT GET OVER and all Railway, Stage and Steamer—in and aad ocean—-Routes on the-Coast— et Also, Mi# ps of the principal lines. ists Guide to Yosemite, ‘Tahoe, Big Trees, the rectory. Monthly: account Of Railways and their progress, . Table of Stamp Duties, Hack Fare, Foreign and Domestic Pusiage, etc. Special attention is called to the Guide as an advertising medium, Having a . large montaly ci:culation in all the Pacific Staves and ‘Lerritories, and on. the line of the GRKAT OVERLAND ROUTE, 11 offers superior-inducements to advertisers. For.terms, &c. address the Publishers. HN. H, Bancroft « Co. ‘San Franciséo, Jan. 12th. ” SOMETHING NEW! THE No. 9 Commefeial street, (Adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store} 'W. & McROBERTS & CO. EEP constantly on hand a New and Choice Assortment of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Which are offered for sate at the lowest cash raves, ‘ihe atterition of Families and Miners is particularly called to Our Stock of Goods which has been selected with especial reierence tO the wante of this community. ‘TKaS—the beet inthe market ; Costa Kita, Javaand Mecha COFFEES, Granulated, Pul. verized and Crushed SUGARS, CANNED FRUL8, of ail kinds; j FEED and GRAIN, PULTATULS, ONIONS, “a : 2a VANE (er Everything in our line will be old ‘at the lowést possibie price for cash, W. 8, MCROBERTS & CO, Nevada, Oct. 13th. PACIFIC: PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA, Incorpeorated.. -+«-October, 1868 BIECT.—THE OBJECT oF this Association ie to secure @ cash payment within sixty days after the ut a subscriber, tu bis or her heirs or assigns, “ctas many dollare as there are indrviduais of the class to which such deceased subscriber belonged, — ‘ “3 MEMBERSHLP—The subséription fees. are da one dullar on the ber. ‘The one dollar tén doilats at jolung death vf each sube¢ irom each subscribéris paidto the heirs or’ ae gh ho jeceased. ; — ‘the siescribers are divided -into classes, incfading neaies and femaies. Each class is limitea to 6,000 subscribers, As classes are filled Dew vnes will be formed, No person ix 80 poor that he can not pay ten dollars at joining atid one dotiar occasionaily, thus Becuring $5,000 to his or her heirs or assigns. How tu BECOME A MEMBER.—A person desirous of becoming asubsecriber must fill out an application, ana sorward it with ten dollars ~by check, Gratt or by express it gold or stiver cuin, Ali con munications should be addressed to the Secremmry ofthe PACIFIU PRUTEUTIVE ADSSUUILA'LIVN, southeast corner of Mont gomery and sacraiientostreets (over Donvhue & Kelly's bank.) Sai Francisco. Geo. HM. Kasteil, V.ce Piesiaent; Joha H. Warren, becretary; Jas. A, Pritchard, ‘i'reasurer. ; REFERENCES : Hon. HENRY Ui1UN, President Farmers and Mechanics’ bank, Hon. SAMUEL COWLES, late Judge Coun ty Court, San Francisco. Hon a. d. GUNNISON, Attorney at Law, San francisco. : : H. J, BOVTH, Eeq., Union Iron Works, San Francisco. eg tad i. WILLIAMS, Esq., Real Eatate, SCO. JOHN VU. HANSCOM, Esq,, Aitna Iron Works, San Franciso. JOHN H. U'BHIKN, Eaq,, O’Brien, Bush & Vo., dan Francisco. f Hon. J, P, JUNSS5, Gold Hill, Nevada, FRANK G. GUILD. Agent, ni4 Nevada city. &. AITKEN, : “ISRAEL LUCE, AITKEN & CO., PREMIUM — PIONEER MARBLE WORKS, 1i7 K Street, between Sitxh & Seventh, ‘SACRAMENTO, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, GRAVE STONES, MANTLES TABLE TOPS, WASH STANDS All kinds o: work done in Indian Diggings, Italian & Vermont Marvie. ge Sculpture and Ornamentai work done in superior style. W.C. POPE, Agent, Grase Valley, where can be seen designs of everything in the Marble lire. dil:3m PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, suCCRSSORS TOE. F. SPENCE, 5 ‘ness, in its vations GEO. U. COLBY, Proprieter. Nevada, Oct. 5th. “ Geisers and_other netedresorts. Hotel Di: }NEVADA CASH STORE! . ~ RK,” MIXED . ‘}THE LEAST MONEY! UFFi¢ERS.—beu) H. #teeman, President; . Taré SURE of your custom afARE{SOLD. CHEAPER AT ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & Co’S COR. PINE &! COMMERCIAL STREET, (Haas &,Co’s_old stand.) THANRZELSE WHERE! As evidence of this fact the people have only to cali, take no-« ice, compare items, examine stock, JUDGE FOR. THEMSELYES. X‘LEAVE{YOURQMONEYT WHERE YOU GERTMEMOST AND BEST —FoR— « ee E Now ON HAND, fand.CONSTANTLY RECELVING CLOTHING: @F ALL KINDS§,consiating ia part of SPLENDID SUITS_BROADCLOTH, LOVERCOATS, —* And in fact EVERYTHING IN THE CLOTHING LINE, MEN'S AND MOYS? CALIFORNIA MADE KIP AND CALF BOUTS, i GAITERS, ‘ SHOES, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT RUBBER BOOTS FUR MINING. GenxtlemensFurnishing Goods, —aND— FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. WAAR PR PEM, 2" Men's & Boys’ HATS & CAPS, earRecently LARGE ADDITIONS have been made to the block. _— i<No trouble to show our Goods, and a pleasure to tell Our Prices.Cah on us and try Our Goods once, and we 'terwards. “© * _2 Do net forget the place ‘ROSENSTOCK. PRICE & CO, ot bs & : ast: bh ene: wesc baat a é ey Pes DEALERS IN } { CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, : PapereHangings, . Western Pacitic Railroads and connections, TNE ce es ee apes > —_ . WINDOW SHADES, UPHOLSTERY GOODS oe cmiaaietn 3 THAT FACT =. . . sae Curtain} Material, : — ; hi, 2 Trimmings, Rte. wonijruar 618 Market and 17 Post Streets, az oA -. SAN FRANCISCO, . BOOTS & SHOES, STUART’S SUN PEARL, FOR THE COMPLEXION. A* ARTICLE OF ORNAMENT AND USE which, as an adjunct of the’ Toilet, is without equal, HAVING BEEN: IN USE FOR 3 YEARS By lady friends-of.the proprietor and others its mefit 1s fully established. We elaim for the “Sun Pear] That _it will remove Tan, Freckles, Moth, . Pimples and act Blemishes.of thé Skin. It gives a delicacy to the Complexion unrivaled by Nature. * ea Nie BF siwstanin the ekin soft and velvety. Its use can be omitted at any time without detriment. The natural flow of the currents of the Blood will appear through it, ete, DHE LADIES ~ Who have used it speak of it in the highest terme, and-will net be withontit—_upon their Toilets. G2" We have abundant recommendations. For sale by all Druggiste, 623-3m, NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL BRVUAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. J. A. LANCASTER, Proprietor: ie accommodation of the traveling public. have hee made to it, and and it has been fitted up in el Tt Sleeping Rooms are Jarge,airy und comfortable and the Table will compare iavofably with that orany Hotel in the State; The proprietor will spare no pains or expénse to render his guests comfortable, ' Stagés for all] parts of the State have their The House is kept open all ni ght or the accommodation of the traveling public. ° . Billiard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel, A ee of public patronage is respectfully solici ° JOHN A. LANCASTER, Nevada City, Dec. 11th, 1869. H. 8. CROCKER & CO. IMPORTING STATIONERS. Ts well known Hotel is always open for lic. oe Lowest Wholegale Rates in the STATE. BROOK AND JOB PRINTERS. ee” Blank Book Manufacturers, 42 and 44 J St. Sacramento. Whe Largest Offiec on the Pacific Coast. _ Sacramento, Dec. Sth, 1869. CONGRESS BOOKSTORE W._K. SPENCER. JOHN PATTISON. * “SPENCER & PATTISON, Successors to G. R. Crawford. Broad street. sa La Nevada City. AVING ADDEDLARGELY TO THE stock of Goods, SS keep cometautly on hand an assortment of ‘e Handsome Gift Books, School Books, Initial Paper, Legal. Letter and Fancy Note Paper. BLANK BOOKS, LEGAL BLANKS, GOLD PENS, PAPERS, PERIODICALS and MaGAZINES, and a general assortment of STA TIONERY GOODS and FANCY ARTICLES. O fice of the Westr <x Union Telegraph Co, Nevada, Dec. 6th, 1269. Caution to the Public ! A% my wife, Adalaide Scieutti, has left my bed and www bout just cause or con~. sent, all persons are hereby warned not wo trust her oun my account as 1 will not be responsible for wy debtwuf her conhacting.— All pevsous are further warned against par. Chasing any of the common property of yee) f apace il vg opdutd t anual ciakg ts. Nevada. 825 and wile fr¢ ‘ : PEDRO SCIEUTTI, “Nevada, Jan: tet. 1870. ics egamt style. The

CANS } beantiful UMENT D! me Circle . akes Home sand effects WARDEDANS ! te Agricultural nher, letd, over 1 thereby the ence we call the ec AMERICAN g desired-in the. atent improve: of mucie, more-h its sustained h desired aud sre enperior to kind in many thers in their ‘gan--tone, -volsuperior in exand elasticity rfect in rapid and beauty of the DOUBLE 8, Knee Swell. an be _—— e ASolian Harp of the Church former to give . any other inare by far_the ish, formine a or the Parlor or ut little epace, ory particular. Varnished and f the art, The shed in Oil. a, Lodges, &c. lly: adapted for ice, ite variety, DRGANS snopeeeny y to be supe: Pnave received m wherever »IERCE, AN ORGANS, LLET & CUMte Se , of the South Yuba Canal Co, ° Che Daily. Geahger . NEVADA.CITY, CALIFORNIA, = LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. . , THE CHINESE CASES.—The several Chinese cases tried im our local Courts during the past week seem to show the utter impossibility of getting at the truth. The Chinese companies have a power over their members which is superior to the terrors of law-or the-sanctity of an oath, and which is absolute: * In_a case recently tried, after the ar. §¥Staining tonic, and antidote to the un-! “yest was made, the matter was decided-bythe Chinese conipany, and an edict passed that’all ‘costs should be he-was so place ~~ paid by Pre rosecuting Witness, and in terror by threats ——that-he-dare not testify to the. truth, The defendant was convicted, and the prosecuting witness was compelled to pay his fine__In this_manner,-by—the-] interference of corporations the Courts are delayed,and in very many instances justice is thwarted. Some vigorous measures should be adopted to prevent the intimidation ot witnesses,and break up this interference of organizations with the business of Courts. THE Rain Prospect.—There is no probabllity that the present season will be one of-famine. ‘The Tain fall, last season was up to the average, and. this year it has equalled last, thus far, as shown by the records kept at the office The total rain fall last season was 56:69 inches, and the fall up to January 15th, for that season was 21:14 inches, Yesterday morning the total fall for the present seaSon amounted to 20:37 inches: There is certainly no cause for alarm “either at the ‘prospective loss of crops’ or.prostration of mining industry. The }. crops were very large last. season, and there is plenty of growing time yet, if the raia should be as abundant as last year. The. rain fall from the present storm was 4:25 inches up to yesterday morning. ; PROGRAMME oF EXERCISES.—The . following is the programme of exercises .for the Nevada Literary Society to-morrow. evening: 1st music, 2d reading: minutes, 3d miscellaneous business, 4th declamation by Henry Duffy, 5th reading selection by Mrs,-Dr. Chapman, 6th. music, 7th essay by 8S. M. Hinds, 8th . liseussion..of. thefollowing question : Resolved, that love is a greater incentive to action than. ambition. Affirmative, J. A. Palmer, J. E. Brown, Niles Searls. Negative, M. Cannon, J. B. Drummond, L. W. Williams. ~ Mintne Location.—J. H. Reader. et als have located fourteen mining claims of sixty by one hundred and twen*y feet each, at French Corral, Bridgeport township, commencing at-astake standing in the lower part of the flat below the Allison Ranch House, on a line of claims located two years ago by Stevens, Helm & Co.,-and extending along the east line of said claims 2,240 feet, thence at right angles 80 feet in an easterly direction, including the ground in the angle. ARREST AND RECOVERY OF STOLEN Goops.—Some three weeks ago, Novitzky & Co. lost a piece ‘ot water proof bth. Yesterday Marshal Cornell and Officer Dawley found the goods ina Chinese tailor shop. © The stuff was cut into suits, and the tailor was making it up. The boss tailor and two ‘men were arrested on the charge of stealing the cloth. VALUABLE Dog KILLED.—A valuable trained dog, owned by the Gregory troupe, was killed yesterday morping on the road from Grass Valley to thiscity. While the wagon was in . motion he jumped out and the wheels . passed over him, killing him instantly. He was a French poodle, well trained, and valued at $500 by the troupe: Saver Kraut,—Baltz & Gunther have a fine lot of new sauer kraut mabufactured by themselves. It is said to be excellent by those who have tried it. i oe No Mar.—No “Bastern: mail or Express arrived in: this city yesterday un til evening. The cars did net get_in ᠀漀渀 time” and the connection was not « & i ! ~ Whisit 18 Cttthbers day Ge Hoe) i tetter’s Stomach Bitters. i During the géason whem ‘the Gold Harvest! is generally suspended, and the reapers of the gilttering crop seek: the citiestto enjaly, Conviviality ‘among this enterprising and hard working elags; dat dram-drinking is not carried to the excess that it was some years ago. This may fairly be atiributed to the growing distaste for raw Spirits engendered by the use of HOSTETTKR’S S'TOMACH BITTERS. This famous stomachit is in universal favor with the miners. They take it with them to the interior, and use it regularly not asa beverage, but aé a strengthphealthy tiflvences to_which they are exposed . m the ‘localities wheré they labor ; and on “returning to the cities and towns, they find in its refreshing and invigorating properties the best safe guard,not only against the Diseaszs, but against the Dissipation of G:owded communities. It is one of the peculiarities of the preparation that-it is an ANTIDOTE TO INEBRIETY, Those who take ‘it as an appetizer and-invigorant,-averthat they have no desire . whatever for liquor of-any description, and, whatever fanatics may think to the contrary, HOSTETTER’S BITTERS is a powerful ally of the temperance cause. It. is because unmedicated alcohol weakens the stomach and the nervous system ‘by #t reaction, that it begets a craving for itself, It excites,and when the excitement passes. off, debility @nsues, and more, fuel is needed. to renew the artifi. cial fire that has, soto speak, burnt itself out. But the effect of the great vegetable tonic and altcrative is to invigorate the system perma nently and healtfully, YOUNG MEN'S SOCIAL CLUB. P @) THE FIRST PARTY oF THE SEASON! At Temperunce Hall, ON THURSDAY EVE’G, JAN. 27th. : Reception Committee. A. M. ALLEN, C. E. MULLOY, A, R. LORD. ___. Floor Managers, W. FB. EVENS, J. BE. BROWN, W. W, CROSS Tickets $2.50. Carriages if necessary. By order of the Club. J. EARL BROWN, Secretary. ‘Nevada, Jan. 1ith, .s DISSOLUTION. ~ -~ 4 we partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the firm hame of GREGORY & CU. is this day dissolved by mutual coneent. M, L. Marsh is authorited to receive and receipt tor all debts . Cus the Tate firm, aid will pay all deinands against it. A. B. GREGORY, : M. L. MAKSH, Nevada, Jan. $d, 1870, —— jansBALTZ & GUNTHER, Vegetable and Variety Store : Adjoining McRoberté & Co, Commercial Street, NEVADA. §e" FRESH VEGETABLES received every. morning, and a large supply of Fruit and other articles for Table Use, tay" Also Lot of New Sour-Kraut. GB Also a Large Stock of Candies, Consectionery, ete, @, Fresh EGGS and BUTTER from the Ranches, and a Fimé Lot of Fowls. GIVE US A CALL, HAIR DRESSING ee SALOON, BROAD STREET, N&VADA CITY. Hair Cutting...:.... 25 Cents. Slhavimg ooe-seecee.. TiTTTs 7 Sham pooing ........ 265 Baths— Hot er Cold.... 25 6 Hair Dressing Room for Ladies and children TEETH EXTRacTED. Leeches applied for 2 cents, Cupping 2% cents, 20 COMMERCIAL STREET RESTAURANT! J. H. HAMILTON, Proprietor. g@” The Restaurant is furnished with the best the market affords. t=" MEALS AT ALL HOURS. 3 Nevada, Jan, 4th, 1870. ForNevada State. and Omaha! Via, Dutch Flat. THE DUTCH FLAT AND: < NEVADA STAGE LINE will hereafter make direct eonhection with the Fastern ane Western bound trains at Dutch Fiat, as follows: Leaving Dutch Flat Station at 7 o'clock, A. M., or onthe arrival of the Westward bound train, arriving in Nevada City at 11.A. M. Leaving Nevada City at 10 P. M. wili “connect ‘with the Eastern train, at via Ked Dog, You Bet and York. ee The entire trip made in daylight. =. } Wor paneage apply at the Stage Office, Union Motel, on Main street. made, — e themselves, there is, of course, a good deal of . ‘BANCROFY's ‘PACIFIC GUIDE. 08 thivierdae af sv aT $f es a3 0d ph op @ axe P ry cat > test _IN THE PACIFIC STATES!” [RE GUEDE has lately been enlarged, and the-price reduced wo 25 cents. It is now the most complete anda reliable Guidé published on the Pacific Coast. . Contains full Time Tables of the Central & Railway, Stage and Steamers ! . ROSRBNSTOCK; PRICE & PCR 3 MAN'S GREATEST. DUTY I! Look ‘Out For No. 1

YOU CANT GET OVER and all Railway, Stage and Steamer—in and aad ocean—-Routes on the-Coast— et Also, Mi# ps of the principal lines. ists Guide to Yosemite, ‘Tahoe, Big Trees, the rectory. Monthly: account Of Railways and their progress, . Table of Stamp Duties, Hack Fare, Foreign and Domestic Pusiage, etc. Special attention is called to the Guide as an advertising medium, Having a . large montaly ci:culation in all the Pacific Staves and ‘Lerritories, and on. the line of the GRKAT OVERLAND ROUTE, 11 offers superior-inducements to advertisers. For.terms, &c. address the Publishers. HN. H, Bancroft « Co. ‘San Franciséo, Jan. 12th. ” SOMETHING NEW! THE No. 9 Commefeial street, (Adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store} 'W. & McROBERTS & CO. EEP constantly on hand a New and Choice Assortment of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Which are offered for sate at the lowest cash raves, ‘ihe atterition of Families and Miners is particularly called to Our Stock of Goods which has been selected with especial reierence tO the wante of this community. ‘TKaS—the beet inthe market ; Costa Kita, Javaand Mecha COFFEES, Granulated, Pul. verized and Crushed SUGARS, CANNED FRUL8, of ail kinds; j FEED and GRAIN, PULTATULS, ONIONS, “a : 2a VANE (er Everything in our line will be old ‘at the lowést possibie price for cash, W. 8, MCROBERTS & CO, Nevada, Oct. 13th. PACIFIC: PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA, Incorpeorated... -+«-October, 1868 BIECT.—THE OBJECT oF this Association ie to secure @ cash payment within sixty days after the ut a subscriber, tu bis or her heirs or assigns, “ctas many dollare as there are indrviduais of the class to which such deceased subscriber belonged, — ‘ “3 MEMBERSHLP—The subséription fees. are da one dullar on the ber. ‘The one dollar tén doilats at jolung death vf each sube¢ irom each subscribéris paidto the heirs or’ ae gh ho jeceased. ; — ‘the siescribers are divided -into classes, incfading neaies and femaies. Each class is limitea to 6,000 subscribers, As classes are filled Dew vnes will be formed, No person ix 80 poor that he can not pay ten dollars at joining atid one dotiar occasionaily, thus Becuring $5,000 to his or her heirs or assigns. How tu BECOME A MEMBER.—A person desirous of becoming asubsecriber must fill out an application, ana sorward it with ten dollars ~by check, Gratt or by express it gold or stiver cuin, Ali con munications should be addressed to the Secremmry ofthe PACIFIU PRUTEUTIVE ADSSUUILA'LIVN, southeast corner of Mont gomery and sacraiientostreets (over Donvhue & Kelly's bank.) Sai Francisco. Geo. HM. Kasteil, V.ce Piesiaent; Joha H. Warren, becretary; Jas. A, Pritchard, ‘i'reasurer. ; REFERENCES : Hon. HENRY Ui1UN, President Farmers and Mechanics’ bank, Hon. SAMUEL COWLES, late Judge Coun ty Court, San Francisco. Hon a. d. GUNNISON, Attorney at Law, San francisco. : : H. J, BOVTH, Eeq., Union Iron Works, San Francisco. eg tad i. WILLIAMS, Esq., Real Eatate, SCO. JOHN VU. HANSCOM, Esq,, Aitna Iron Works, San Franciso. JOHN H. U'BHIKN, Eaq,, O’Brien, Bush & Vo., dan Francisco. f Hon. J, P, JUNSS5, Gold Hill, Nevada, FRANK G. GUILD. Agent, ni4 Nevada city. &. AITKEN, : “ISRAEL LUCE, AITKEN & CO., PREMIUM — PIONEER MARBLE WORKS, 1i7 K Street, between Sitxh & Seventh, ‘SACRAMENTO, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, GRAVE STONES, MANTLES TABLE TOPS, WASH STANDS All kinds o: work done in Indian Diggings, Italian & Vermont Marvie. ge Sculpture and Ornamentai work done in superior style. W.C. POPE, Agent, Grase Valley, where can be seen designs of everything in the Marble lire. dil:3m PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, suCCRSSORS TOE. F. SPENCE, 5 ‘ness, in its vations GEO. U. COLBY, Proprieter. Nevada, Oct. 5th. “ Geisers and_other netedresorts. Hotel Di: }NEVADA CASH STORE! . ~ RK,” MIXED . ‘}THE LEAST MONEY! UFFi¢ERS.—beu) H. #teeman, President; . Taré SURE of your custom afARE{SOLD. CHEAPER AT ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & Co’S COR. PINE &! COMMERCIAL STREET, (Haas &,Co’s_old stand.) THANRZELSE WHERE! As evidence of this fact the people have only to cali, take no-« ice, compare items, examine stock, JUDGE FOR. THEMSELYES. X‘LEAVE{YOURQMONEYT WHERE YOU GERTMEMOST AND BEST —FoR— « ee E Now ON HAND, fand.CONSTANTLY RECELVING CLOTHING: @F ALL KINDS§,consiating ia part of SPLENDID SUITS_BROADCLOTH, LOVERCOATS, —* And in fact EVERYTHING IN THE CLOTHING LINE, MEN'S AND MOYS? CALIFORNIA MADE KIP AND CALF BOUTS, i GAITERS, ‘ SHOES, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT RUBBER BOOTS FUR MINING. GenxtlemensFurnishing Goods, —aND— FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. WAAR PR PEM, 2" Men's & Boys’ HATS & CAPS, earRecently LARGE ADDITIONS have been made to the block. _— i<No trouble to show our Goods, and a pleasure to tell Our Prices..Cah on us and try Our Goods once, and we 'terwards. “© * _2 Do net forget the place ‘ROSENSTOCK. PRICE & CO, ot bs & : ast: bh ene: wesc baat a é ey Pes DEALERS IN } { CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, : PapereHangings, . Western Pacitic Railroads and connections, TNE ce es ee apes > —_ . WINDOW SHADES, UPHOLSTERY GOODS oe cmiaaietn 3 THAT FACT =. . . sae Curtain} Material, : — ; hi, 2 Trimmings, Rte. wonijruar 618 Market and 17 Post Streets, az oA -. SAN FRANCISCO, . BOOTS & SHOES, STUART’S SUN PEARL, FOR THE COMPLEXION. A* ARTICLE OF ORNAMENT AND USE which, as an adjunct of the’ Toilet, is without equal, HAVING BEEN: IN USE FOR 3 YEARS By lady friends-of.the proprietor and others its mefit 1s fully established. We elaim for the “Sun Pear] That _it will remove Tan, Freckles, Moth, . Pimples and act Blemishes.of thé Skin. It gives a delicacy to the Complexion unrivaled by Nature. * ea Nie BF siwstanin the ekin soft and velvety. Its use can be omitted at any time without detriment. The natural flow of the currents of the Blood will appear through it, ete, DHE LADIES ~ Who have used it speak of it in the highest terme, and-will net be withontit—_upon their Toilets. G2" We have abundant recommendations. For sale by all Druggiste, 623-3m, NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL BRVUAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. J. A. LANCASTER, Proprietor: ie accommodation of the traveling public.. have hee made to it, and and it has been fitted up in el Tt Sleeping Rooms are Jarge,airy und comfortable and the Table will compare iavofably with that orany Hotel in the State; The proprietor will spare no pains or expénse to render his guests comfortable, ' Stagés for all] parts of the State have their The House is kept open all ni ght or the accommodation of the traveling public. ° . Billiard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel, A ee of public patronage is respectfully solici ° JOHN A. LANCASTER, Nevada City, Dec. 11th, 1869. H. 8. CROCKER & CO. IMPORTING STATIONERS. Ts well known Hotel is always open for lic. oe Lowest Wholegale Rates in the STATE. BROOK AND JOB PRINTERS. ee” Blank Book Manufacturers, 42 and 44 J St. Sacramento. Whe Largest Offiec on the Pacific Coast. _ Sacramento, Dec. Sth, 1869. CONGRESS BOOKSTORE W._K. SPENCER. JOHN PATTISON. * “SPENCER & PATTISON, Successors to G. R. Crawford. Broad street.. sa La Nevada City. AVING ADDEDLARGELY TO THE stock of Goods, SS keep cometautly on hand an assortment of ‘e Handsome Gift Books, School Books, Initial Paper, Legal. Letter and Fancy Note Paper. BLANK BOOKS, LEGAL BLANKS, GOLD PENS, PAPERS, PERIODICALS and MaGAZINES, and a general assortment of STA TIONERY GOODS and FANCY ARTICLES. O fice of the Westr <x Union Telegraph Co, Nevada, Dec. 6th, 1269. Caution to the Public ! A% my wife, Adalaide Scieutti, has left my bed and www bout just cause or con~. sent, all persons are hereby warned not wo trust her oun my account as 1 will not be responsible for wy debtwuf her conhacting.— All pevsous are further warned against par. Chasing any of the common property of yee) f apace il vg opdutd t anual ciakg ts. Nevada. 825 and wile fr¢ ‘ : PEDRO SCIEUTTI, “Nevada, Jan: tet. 1870. ics egamt style. The