July 14, 1870 (4 pages)

eats Hans « &e. pst ENT ‘§ vorth ENT ‘State ot Nevada, ehe'27th insta da grand Methodist camp’) néet ingjis to be held at Donner Lake, in thiscounty, “opening on preéént ou the occasion. We are told California, and it will doubtless be the largest and most enthusiastic religious . ‘e®* the -work-of extending-.the North gathering ever held on the coast. Clerk’s office Nichols applied for letters testamentary . # Tie fieatingof proof of the will, and of the application for letters, will be had in the Probate Court at10 o’clock, a. m., July 25th. It was ordered that sub. yo 27th instant. “A ‘namber of our peanen Sanne.t0 he enboctlbing ae Max dis Idaitie nclading Rev. Iw. nesses to the will, and citations to S. A. : Stamp, started for the lake Tuesday, : devisees and heirs ‘of deceased, to apothers: will leave in a day or two, to be pear at the same time. . ge a Butts, Lorenzo Batts-and Page Butts, creek is’ being dilligently: prosecated. gr SF 3 tein the yester lay, , and. J,.N, The Grass Valley. Union is informed Bloomfield Company’s canal to Caiiyon & describes Donner Lake as the Gem of the Sierras, in which it is set like a diakgiond ih ebony. It nestles at the base’ ofthat grim range, just two miles from. the town of Truckee, whence it is approached by a pleasant road. It is much smaller than Tahoe, being only three and a half miles long by one broad ; batiits beauty will atone for is diminutive size in theeyes of those who are seeking the picturesque. It is full of fish, surrounded by woods, and hemuwd ih of three sides bythe Sierras, oa the northernslope of which the railroad may be distinctly seen, winding its way apward uatil it is lost to view. At the foot-of the lake is situated a pretty, cémmiodious and well kept house. One of the curiosities of Donner Lake is the Echo Rock which repeats sounds in the most astonishing manner, the intonations of the voice reverberating again and again with a pecitliarly beautiful effect. At the head et the ake, which is reached by the old stage road, and is a pleasant drive of three miles, is the Lake House, another hotel. ane Extensive Mihing Field. The recent-rich strike near Hennerfauth’s, by Pecktal and others, has had an encouraging ‘effect upon miners who are engagéd in opening claims in that region. © The Pecktal claims are situated on a spur of the main ridge, knownas Fillibaster Hill and not uu} like in formation to Gold Hill, Phelps’ Hill, and other localities that have proved rich, and some have yielded enormously. ‘The bars on the river below were originally rich, but have now been mostly worked out, and are abandoned to Chinamen. There is an ‘extensive field for mining development along both ‘sides of the main ridge, which we hope to soon see occupied. Much of the ground is vacant, and the claims that are located can generally be had on very fayorable terms. ‘Phe billiard tables at the National Hotel are supplied with: Delaney’s patent cushions. These cushions are made with a wire extending throngh the rubber, which is 80 adjusted by screws that they can be made more or less active as desired. We are-told by billiard players that they are a great immproveinent on the old. cushions. It is said his patent. ‘Chiarles McElvy has been appointed special administrator of the. estate of Thomas Wileon, deceased, until a hear: ; 4 peak :% hand ae co To be sold at San Francisco prices $60.in coin, two watches, —— rings, , and some leather and boots, Panera valued at $150. A hearing. will be had in the case on the 25th letters. instant. : We call ineheian to the advertisehands of ac officer Sor i Day, Laake mame ie aay) ova) et nes tp bas : Nevada, July 12th, 1810-8. Ss . Gurrrenne ‘Teera.—Not dnly does S8owhitesthe latter comprising carpenters, bosses, etc, ; Episcopal Sewing Uircie. The ladies sewing circle eohnected with the Episcopal Church, will be held at the residence of Julius Dreyfuss, on Thursday, . (this) eveningtat7 % o'clock. ZODONT impart the WHITENESs of thé purest porcelain to the teeth, but its PoLisu, too. They glisten affer being brushed with it, the effect of thispeerless dentrifice is to render the enamel as hard and indéstructibie as adamant. “gatids who éuffer from indisposition, ; not labor ander terious digease, complain wr : inasmuch asa course of Hostetter’s Bitters, . /TAMtB. ie oe egiee ee will certainly rejieve.the derangements ofthe Legal Tenders bought and sold seidisinessscaall a from which watit of appetite, Indigestion and ii pay eheeye snags ab he “44 sleeplessness arise, This excellent vegetable . "So site. Fee octatt sanaiied. tonic’ and corrective is also 2 delightful anoCheeks ps eg pews Soudaest San dyne. whieh has resisted all the erdinary remedies, will yield readily toa dose of this pleasant” About 360 worknien are NOW engaged (ordinary medical practice tt is neuel-to-giveas on -the canal~200 Chinese and 150 . stomechic, amaperient, an invigorant, a roporifice, or an antiseptic, as the case for the time being may +eem more particularly to re~ quire; but in this grand restorative all these medicinal properties, ard many others ars blended in due proportion. Thus, the digestion is stimulated, whilethe bowels are. regwiated, the Iyer toned,the strength recrnited, the nerves ca'med, the fluida. purified and the cireulation equalized: there is no other restorative ‘and regulating . tic. Large additions have bees made to itand . ~ medicine in the. world which acts.co beni» ficially and egreeably upon the ‘all the assimilating and secretive organs at the eame time; and to all who. lack the three fundamental 0 . See appeneee Cen a ee eee rutrecking . , uenmee tae nih paats af (aa Suite Eine tele sleep, it is confidently recommended as a epeclfie. gition, yet do . James Whartenb, that they ‘cant eat,*that their stomachs ‘are . wage out of order," or that they “‘don’t sleep well.” . ioe ' For this-clase of ailments few persons think Mca TO LOAN pn goed, wath b of calling in a’physician: Nor isit necessary, . Highest Bices paid for City.and County War . rates, tomach, the liver, and the nervous system, Gold Dust bought, Bullion onted, = sia Dust or Bal Insomnle’ (or ineafacity to sleep) . Jose, Stockton and Virginia yn 9 ey _ Drafts on Rastern.C.ties, Lo tiany~ “pigieg MR eeses ts seas al Agents for Liverpool. London, Globe and Pliewnix.& Home Insurance Companies, . 2 CORRESPONDENTS? : edative taken juet before retiring to redt. In California. Ps Nevada, Oct. let, 1869. > ~ BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. J, A. LANCASTER. Proprietor AFIS well known Hotel is always: open for It is pelieved: that T the accommodation of. the-traveling puband it has been fitted up im-elegant style. The Sleeping Rooms are largeairy and comfortable and the Table will co;pare fayorably with that of any Hotel inthe State, The propricter will spare no pains or expense to render hia Office at this Hotel. The sce is pk: _— = ~ Sad the accommodation of the travel: 7 Har connected Save and mend the pieces, “use “SRALDIne’s GLUE.” sa 1 ee i Ra BSL GE CREAT BARCAINS. Good Chance for the Public, sd THE DOLLAR STORE, Kidd's Building, Broad Street. RS. H. ©. MILLS, having REMOVED her large and excellent stock of Goods wo nidd’s Building, in the store lately occupied by J. & 3. Kosenthal, offers everything in her line atabeut ; San Francisco Cost Prices, Thus giving the public an opportunity of procuring mucn lower than heretotore. The Stock consists of a spienaid assortment of ¢av~ Trimmings, Millinery and Furnishing Goods, Dry voods, Ladies and Children's saves, Hats,.and a general assortment of Toysand Vuncy articies. Dealers an? all others desiring to purchase at gieat advantage should call. Nevada, dune 2d, 187. ‘ TOYS. NOTIONS. TOYS. Kaa GOODS and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. 3 KOHLER, CHASE & CO. IMPORTERS. Corner Sansome and Clay Streets, SAN FRANCISCO, Employ No Runners, but rely upon the VAR ty. QUALITY AND PRIC& of their Goods, to secure purchasers. er now OPENING !_24t Poe larger mock of Fine Goods than ever bere. N. B.— Low Prices and Saleable Goods, . jy? Where do-you buy your Harness, Saddles, Robes, Collars, & ? WILLIA’M HOLMEs, ON BROAD STREET, A few doors below Lavcaster’s Stable. OULD inform the people of this city an . the surrounding towas thathe has on hand «large and splendid stock of Harness, of all hinds, Saddles, Ladies’ and Gents, Rebes, Bits, Spurs, Whips. &e. &e. "@ CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF 1 gor REPAIRING of all kinds and CUSTOM WORK done to order. © je26 NOTLIOE. : DUE A. W. LESTER & CO. Ae Et be paid before the ist of Augast next, or the accounts wil] be Billiard. Tables and with the Hotel. tesa peel gto oad Sueitineasasmnee / “CONTROL, OF THE PASSION NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL . A share of publie patronage s. respectfully pon Sacramento--'The Bank of D0. Mills 4@o. . the N . Virginia City~-The Bank of Agency Bank of The above.aroul inks be had > aboveseeeneeese tan ae Henne wt “4 6O cents, by 4 rs DR. Sth, BECK, rie a CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANX, . . ENS '. JOHMA, LANCASTER: NevadaCity, Dec. 11th, 1869. RBooTtTS AND SHOES WILLIAM RB. COR” cavase + vinte & otamgeeetnt NEW sTo ais @oo0ns ” The Great Family) Medicine of the Age. THIRTY YEARS since the intrednetion. of the” Have e} Pain Killer to the pose pepe + at. the present time itis more popular and commands larger sale than ever before. Ite popalarity is pot confined to this country alone; all ever the world ite beneficial effects in curing the “ills that flesh is. heir to,” are acknow and a, and a6 @ PAIN KILEER its oe fame ited to no Laaay ey ogee nor race. . p, It need: only 10 be known to pseapp wis, Turvy Years is certainly along enongh Laste, and in act everything to . time te provetheeflicacy of any medicine,. = found ima first Clase Shoe — and that the PAIN KILLER ie deserving of all . * ebb o ite proprietors claim for it, is awply proved by the unparalleled popularity ithas attained, lt isa sung and E¥PERoTivEe remedy, Sold by all droggiete. Price 25.cts., 50 cts., aud $1 per boitic Directions accompany each bottle. july 2d. ICE CREAM, FOUNTAIN SODA, AT THE U 8. BAKERY, FINE STREET. Boo Anda keep Bevts of my. own man and Shoes ) e °o saa . good fit wartancd In every Case, icture always on hand and will sell my Cheaper than any other House in ~ CONGRESS BOOKSTORE. W. K. SPENCER, JOHN PATTIOON, SPENCER. & PATTISON, . f Successors to G. R. Crawford. Broad street.. «+» >Nevada City. ip enter ADDED LARGELY TO THE stock of Goods, we shall keep conetaaty on hand an assortment of : Handsome Gift Books. School Books, ‘JULIUS DREYFUSS, wen respeetinlly inform the citizens of Nevada Cit vicinity, that he is prepared to supply the most delicious lee Cream and Fouutain Soda, At all hours of the day and evening. Parties Fancy Bote Paper. supplied on short notice. BLANK BOOKS, LEGAL BLANKS, GOLD ey nied served up in the highest style . peng, PAPERS, PERIODICALS and MAG 0 © art. : ‘ AZINES, and a general assortment. ot STA ee et plain, made to . ongRY GOODS and FANCY ARTICLES Fresh Bread, delivered to customers every Office of the Western Union ‘Tel wworning. Orders le.tat the Bakery will be raph Co, sromsptlt attended to. jeo “Hevada, Dec. 6th, 1860 id. Finding Store, ving done in the ver peat By) a Initial Paper, Legal, Letter-and . ASSETS, Dec, tet, 1800, ovet #274000,000 eH Be 18. oF accummlated at interes Policies iaaued on all desirable Plans of Insurance at the cheapest attainable rates of cost, a a « @ P. SPARKS, Agent. : “Nuvana, July 1st, 1870, a eee OT! ig ana aoe N Liat of Tez for Nevada Geant ban Oe al unpaid.at the expiration of N. B.—Lwill be, on the days mentioned, in WRITING SCHOOL ! HYDRAULIC CHIEF! M188 ETHEL K. MITCHELL, $ dies SE ; Hegre 4 wet SCHOOL aT. > ) 2 5 dees beg Arp oa At, WHS : 5. es iia F TaraeS he Business and Ladies Plain and Ornamental 3 2 = E . San SUAN, MONDAY, sOLY He. Penmanship taught. 3 ~@ &. aND AL MY OFFION IN GRASS VALThi¢ School ts jatendéed for both old and) GO ° 3 LEY, JULY 18th and 14th, 1670, cu young, All whe, dealra can. improve. fn. the 33 , , g QO. W. DEKON, beautiful arid useful Art. ° poe ee 2 J Sy 24. __ Deputy Collector, SOHOOL EVERY EVENING. Torme—$6) E 4 : . MILWAUKEE BREWERY. Nevada, Jane 27th, 1870, § . ii 1, Sine eeee ee ~ A A. B. Ontley ‘E. O,fompkine . "3 as ARCADE 8A N. 3 E ves Rae NAR tp ap cn! yA pA SENAY oN

eats Hans « &e. pst ENT ‘§ vorth ENT ‘State ot Nevada, ehe'27th insta da grand Methodist camp’) néet ingjis to be held at Donner Lake, in thiscounty, “opening on preéént ou the occasion. We are told California, and it will doubtless be the largest and most enthusiastic religious . ‘e®* the -work-of extending-.the North gathering ever held on the coast. Clerk’s office Nichols applied for letters testamentary . # Tie fieatingof proof of the will, and of the application for letters, will be had in the Probate Court at10 o’clock, a. m., July 25th. It was ordered that sub. yo 27th instant. “A ‘namber of our peanen Sanne.t0 he enboctlbing ae Max dis Idaitie nclading Rev. Iw. nesses to the will, and citations to S. A. : Stamp, started for the lake Tuesday, : devisees and heirs ‘of deceased, to apothers: will leave in a day or two, to be pear at the same time. . ge a Butts, Lorenzo Batts-and Page Butts, creek is’ being dilligently: prosecated. gr SF 3 tein the yester lay, , and. J,.N, The Grass Valley. Union is informed Bloomfield Company’s canal to Caiiyon & describes Donner Lake as the Gem of the Sierras, in which it is set like a diakgiond ih ebony. It nestles at the base’ ofthat grim range, just two miles from. the town of Truckee, whence it is approached by a pleasant road. It is much smaller than Tahoe, being only three and a half miles long by one broad ; batiits beauty will atone for is diminutive size in theeyes of those who are seeking the picturesque. It is full of fish, surrounded by woods, and hemuwd ih of three sides bythe Sierras, oa the northernslope of which the railroad may be distinctly seen, winding its way apward uatil it is lost to view. At the foot-of the lake is situated a pretty, cémmiodious and well kept house. One of the curiosities of Donner Lake is the Echo Rock which repeats sounds in the most astonishing manner, the intonations of the voice reverberating again and again with a pecitliarly beautiful effect. At the head et the ake, which is reached by the old stage road, and is a pleasant drive of three miles, is the Lake House, another hotel. ane Extensive Mihing Field. The recent-rich strike near Hennerfauth’s, by Pecktal and others, has had an encouraging ‘effect upon miners who are engagéd in opening claims in that region. © The Pecktal claims are situated on a spur of the main ridge, knownas Fillibaster Hill and not uu} like in formation to Gold Hill, Phelps’ Hill, and other localities that have proved rich, and some have yielded enormously. ‘The bars on the river below were originally rich, but have now been mostly worked out, and are abandoned to Chinamen. There is an ‘extensive field for mining development along both ‘sides of the main ridge, which we hope to soon see occupied. Much of the ground is vacant, and the claims that are located can generally be had on very fayorable terms. ‘Phe billiard tables at the National Hotel are supplied with: Delaney’s patent cushions. These cushions are made with a wire extending throngh the rubber, which is 80 adjusted by screws that they can be made more or less active as desired. We are-told by billiard players that they are a great immproveinent on the old. cushions. It is said his patent. ‘Chiarles McElvy has been appointed special administrator of the. estate of Thomas Wileon, deceased, until a hear: ; 4 peak :% hand ae co To be sold at San Francisco prices $60.in coin, two watches, —— rings, , and some leather and boots, Panera valued at $150. A hearing. will be had in the case on the 25th letters. instant. : We call ineheian to the advertisehands of ac officer Sor i Day, Laake mame ie aay) ova) et nes tp bas : Nevada, July 12th, 1810-8. Ss . Gurrrenne ‘Teera.—Not dnly does S8owhitesthe latter comprising carpenters, bosses, etc, ; Episcopal Sewing Uircie. The ladies sewing circle eohnected with the Episcopal Church, will be held at the residence of Julius Dreyfuss, on Thursday, . (this) eveningtat7 % o'clock. ZODONT impart the WHITENESs of thé purest porcelain to the teeth, but its PoLisu, too. They glisten affer being brushed with it, the effect of thispeerless dentrifice is to render the enamel as hard and indéstructibie as adamant. “gatids who éuffer from indisposition, ; not labor ander terious digease, complain wr : inasmuch asa course of Hostetter’s Bitters, . /TAMtB. ie oe egiee ee will certainly rejieve.the derangements ofthe Legal Tenders bought and sold seidisinessscaall a from which watit of appetite, Indigestion and ii pay eheeye snags ab he “44 sleeplessness arise, This excellent vegetable . "So site. Fee octatt sanaiied. tonic’ and corrective is also 2 delightful anoCheeks ps eg pews Soudaest San dyne. whieh has resisted all the erdinary remedies, will yield readily toa dose of this pleasant” About 360 worknien are NOW engaged (ordinary medical practice tt is neuel-to-giveas on -the canal~200 Chinese and 150 . stomechic, amaperient, an invigorant, a roporifice, or an antiseptic, as the case for the time being may +eem more particularly to re~ quire; but in this grand restorative all these medicinal properties, ard many others ars blended in due proportion. Thus, the digestion is stimulated, whilethe bowels are. regwiated, the Iyer toned,the strength recrnited, the nerves ca'med, the fluida. purified and the cireulation equalized: there is no other restorative ‘and regulating . tic. Large additions have bees made to itand . ~ medicine in the. world which acts.co beni» ficially and egreeably upon the ‘all the assimilating and secretive organs at the eame time; and to all who. lack the three fundamental 0 . See appeneee Cen a ee eee rutrecking . , uenmee tae nih paats af (aa Suite Eine tele sleep, it is confidently recommended as a epeclfie. gition, yet do . James Whartenb, that they ‘cant eat,*that their stomachs ‘are . wage out of order," or that they “‘don’t sleep well.” . ioe ' For this-clase of ailments few persons think Mca TO LOAN pn goed, wath b of calling in a’physician: Nor isit necessary, . Highest Bices paid for City.and County War . rates, tomach, the liver, and the nervous system, Gold Dust bought, Bullion onted, = sia Dust or Bal Insomnle’ (or ineafacity to sleep) . Jose, Stockton and Virginia yn 9 ey _ Drafts on Rastern.C.ties, Lo tiany~ “pigieg MR eeses ts seas al Agents for Liverpool. London, Globe and Pliewnix.& Home Insurance Companies, . 2 CORRESPONDENTS? : edative taken juet before retiring to redt. In California. Ps Nevada, Oct. let, 1869. > ~ BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. J, A. LANCASTER. Proprietor AFIS well known Hotel is always: open for It is pelieved: that T the accommodation of. the-traveling puband it has been fitted up im-elegant style. The Sleeping Rooms are largeairy and comfortable and the Table will co;pare fayorably with that of any Hotel inthe State, The propricter will spare no pains or expense to render hia Office at this Hotel. The sce is pk: _— = ~ Sad the accommodation of the travel: 7 Har connected Save and mend the pieces, “use “SRALDIne’s GLUE.” sa 1 ee i Ra BSL GE CREAT BARCAINS. Good Chance for the Public, sd

THE DOLLAR STORE, Kidd's Building, Broad Street. RS. H. ©. MILLS, having REMOVED her large and excellent stock of Goods wo nidd’s Building, in the store lately occupied by J. & 3. Kosenthal, offers everything in her line atabeut ; San Francisco Cost Prices, Thus giving the public an opportunity of procuring mucn lower than heretotore. The Stock consists of a spienaid assortment of ¢av~ Trimmings, Millinery and Furnishing Goods, Dry voods, Ladies and Children's saves, Hats,.and a general assortment of Toysand Vuncy articies. Dealers an? all others desiring to purchase at gieat advantage should call. Nevada, dune 2d, 187. ‘ TOYS. NOTIONS. TOYS. Kaa GOODS and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. 3 KOHLER, CHASE & CO. IMPORTERS. Corner Sansome and Clay Streets, SAN FRANCISCO, Employ No Runners, but rely upon the VAR ty. QUALITY AND PRIC& of their Goods, to secure purchasers. er now OPENING !_24t Poe larger mock of Fine Goods than ever bere. N. B.— Low Prices and Saleable Goods, . jy? Where do-you buy your Harness, Saddles, Robes, Collars, & ? WILLIA’M HOLMEs, ON BROAD STREET, A few doors below Lavcaster’s Stable. OULD inform the people of this city an . the surrounding towas thathe has on hand «large and splendid stock of Harness, of all hinds, Saddles, Ladies’ and Gents, Rebes, Bits, Spurs, Whips. &e. &e. "@ CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF 1 gor REPAIRING of all kinds and CUSTOM WORK done to order. © je26 NOTLIOE. : DUE A. W. LESTER & CO. Ae Et be paid before the ist of Augast next, or the accounts wil] be Billiard. Tables and with the Hotel. tesa peel gto oad Sueitineasasmnee / “CONTROL, OF THE PASSION NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL . A share of publie patronage s. respectfully pon Sacramento--'The Bank of D0. Mills 4@o. . the N . Virginia City~-The Bank of Agency Bank of The above.aroul inks be had > aboveseeeneeese tan ae Henne wt “4 6O cents, by 4 rs DR. Sth, BECK, rie a CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANX, . . ENS '. JOHMA, LANCASTER: NevadaCity, Dec. 11th, 1869. RBooTtTS AND SHOES WILLIAM RB. COR” cavase + vinte & otamgeeetnt NEW sTo ais @oo0ns ” The Great Family) Medicine of the Age. THIRTY YEARS since the intrednetion. of the” Have e} Pain Killer to the pose pepe + at. the present time itis more popular and commands larger sale than ever before. Ite popalarity is pot confined to this country alone; all ever the world ite beneficial effects in curing the “ills that flesh is. heir to,” are acknow and a, and a6 @ PAIN KILEER its oe fame ited to no Laaay ey ogee nor race. . p, It need: only 10 be known to pseapp wis, Turvy Years is certainly along enongh Laste, and in act everything to . time te provetheeflicacy of any medicine,. = found ima first Clase Shoe — and that the PAIN KILLER ie deserving of all . * ebb o ite proprietors claim for it, is awply proved by the unparalleled popularity ithas attained, lt isa sung and E¥PERoTivEe remedy, Sold by all droggiete. Price 25.cts., 50 cts., aud $1 per boitic Directions accompany each bottle. july 2d. ICE CREAM, FOUNTAIN SODA, AT THE U 8. BAKERY, FINE STREET. Boo Anda keep Bevts of my. own man and Shoes ) e °o saa . good fit wartancd In every Case, icture always on hand and will sell my Cheaper than any other House in ~ CONGRESS BOOKSTORE. W. K. SPENCER, JOHN PATTIOON, SPENCER. & PATTISON, . f Successors to G. R. Crawford. Broad street.... «+» >Nevada City. ip enter ADDED LARGELY TO THE stock of Goods, we shall keep conetaaty on hand an assortment of : Handsome Gift Books. School Books, ‘JULIUS DREYFUSS, wen respeetinlly inform the citizens of Nevada Cit vicinity, that he is prepared to supply the most delicious lee Cream and Fouutain Soda, At all hours of the day and evening. Parties Fancy Bote Paper. supplied on short notice.. BLANK BOOKS, LEGAL BLANKS, GOLD ey nied served up in the highest style . peng, PAPERS, PERIODICALS and MAG 0 © art. : ‘ AZINES, and a general assortment. ot STA ee et plain, made to . ongRY GOODS and FANCY ARTICLES Fresh Bread, delivered to customers every Office of the Western Union ‘Tel wworning. Orders le.tat the Bakery will be raph Co, sromsptlt attended to. jeo “Hevada, Dec. 6th, 1860 id. Finding Store, ving done in the ver peat By) a Initial Paper, Legal, Letter-and . ASSETS, Dec, tet, 1800, ovet #274000,000 eH Be 18. oF accummlated at interes Policies iaaued on all desirable Plans of Insurance at the cheapest attainable rates of cost, a a « @ P. SPARKS, Agent. : “Nuvana, July 1st, 1870, a eee OT! ig ana aoe N Liat of Tez for Nevada Geant ban Oe al unpaid.at the expiration of N. B.—Lwill be, on the days mentioned, in WRITING SCHOOL ! HYDRAULIC CHIEF! M188 ETHEL K. MITCHELL, $ dies SE ; Hegre 4 wet SCHOOL aT. > ) 2 5 dees beg Arp oa At, WHS : 5. es iia F TaraeS he Business and Ladies Plain and Ornamental 3 2 = E . San SUAN, MONDAY, sOLY He. Penmanship taught. 3 ~@ &. aND AL MY OFFION IN GRASS VALThi¢ School ts jatendéed for both old and) GO ° 3 LEY, JULY 18th and 14th, 1670, cu young, All whe, dealra can. improve. fn. the 33 , , g QO. W. DEKON, beautiful arid useful Art. ° poe ee 2 J Sy 24. __ Deputy Collector, SOHOOL EVERY EVENING. Torme—$6) E 4 : . MILWAUKEE BREWERY. Nevada, Jane 27th, 1870, § . ii 1, Sine eeee ee ~ A A. B. Ontley ‘E. O,fompkine . "3 as ARCADE 8A N. 3 E ves Rae NAR tp ap cn! yA pA SENAY oN