July 17, 1870 (4 pages)

ad ars owto died 1 an the yand lived . was and his Haythe i the jispoious, ment ~ wder. with cious first ation. neau, rtally also d coned to when of his ed by lution utionsional anishn war was untry, iperial ardun subse1Y.22 IUAL in fit amoug gz of the he asOh an an thout any m already mpany oved plans ___that the Dutch Flat mail was to be carried eas Mail Arrangements. mostly side With France, while the west . Seolitel ' ie vias good apAlfred Barstow; Postal Agent, was in Ne-. German’, Hollanders and Belgians side petite, eazy digestion, and the ability tu sleep . , tails of, the mail arrangements for this equally divided as far as. our obseryation county. ‘The object of the Postal Depart. ©**ends, but do not regard the matter as of ment has been to furnish Nevada and much interest, and of eourse their opinions . out of order,” or that they “don’t sicep well.” Broke Down. close connection with the eastern and west‘With this view, and under the supposition ' ‘town yesterday afternoon, one of the axles was broken off, letting the stage down. None of the passengers were hurt, and & ‘lw mail tc carriage was sent out to bri in wi well as the daily mail to Colfax, Of course . their baggage and the mail. them in with daily, as it had been previously, the Department directed that route to be used, as there was never any intention to detain letters. over twenty-four hours to send by . Certificate Filed, . __ The certificate of incorporation of the ‘onde the other way, But Colby’s contract Cold Spring Gravel Mining Company, of “to Dutch Fiat only called for a tri-weekly . Nevada county, was filed in the office of the one route when they could be sent off at forth, an arrangement was made with Hamilton for a double daily to Colfax. This gives us all the mail facilities that we _@yuald reasonably expect. In commencing the new mail contracts it is not surprising that there should be some misunderstanding at first; but as far as this county is eoncerned there hag been no detentions or trouble worth mentioning. France and Prussia. These belligerent European powers each have af able representative in the Nevada and his Clerk a Frenchman. They devote all their spare time to discussing the merits of the question: They begun with the Reformation, and the thirty years’ --war, the-partition of Poland, the seven . the years’ war, the French Revolution, and the Sehleswig-Holstein question, will furnish them food for discussion ‘as long’ as the present war continues. Any one wishing ~information on European politics can obtain it at the postoffice. Mining Lecation. , L. W. Bristow & Co, have filed . notice of the right of way for a bed rock tunnel and flume, commencing at Deer Creek, at the lower end of Mooney Flat, Rough and Ready township, and extending to the upperend of said Mooney Fiat; also, the right of way from said tunnel on Deer Creek, down or along its banks to the Yuba river ; also, the bed of Deer Oreek from the mouth of the tunnel to the Yuba, for dumping and fluming purposes, and for depositQuartz Discovery. . Messrs. Stevens & Brock discovered « quartz ledge'a day or two ago, near their cabins on the Gold. Flat road, just beyond 4he corporation limits. They commenced. at onee to sink on “the ledge, and have > taken out some rock which looks well and shows free gold. The ledge appears to run east and west, or nearly at-right angles with the Sneath and Clay. a Scotts Flat. Messrs. Ashburn & Baker, mining at Scott’s Flat, were compelled to suspend some time ago, on account of the sliding of the hill, and filling up of their eut. They purpose next Fall to commence piping on another side of their ground, and are now cleaning up, and making other preparations for next season’s work. Fair Prospects. Captain Fleming and others located body of inining claims on Monday last, cn the second spur below Filibuster Hill, and abouta mile above Henerfauth’s. commenced running a tunnel immediately, and on Friday they got into gravel which yielded very fair prospects, and will enParties having swine running at large in the streets would do well to take them up, or the Marshal will save them the trouble. doing much damage to the gardens. A fhumber were taken up, some days ago, terday afternoon. Losses Paid. "The losses by the late fire at Grass Valley have been adjusted by the agents of the inThe amount paid to B. Nathan, for damage to his stock of clothing, was $7,000. Accident. James Sullivan, while working in the , : born citizens, The Austrians and Ttalians . Stump, Pastor. + shock to a charming woman—indeed, to = _AS the San Juan stage was coming into —— Removed. Dr. Bailey has removed his office from Kidd’s building to the office opposite the National Exchange Hotel, next door to G H. Loring. tees Preaching Sunday. : Divine Services will be held in the Metho dist Church,Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, and in'the evening at 8 o’clock. Sabbath School at 14% o’clock, Pp. mw. Rev: J. W. Episcopal services atthe Court House every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, by ane Cee Ss aoe eee eee Divine Services at the Catholic Charch, Sunday eoening 96 104g o’clock. Sunday School 2, and Vespers at 7 P. mu. Rev. Father Claire, Pastor. Preaching at the Baptist Church Sunday, at 11 a.m. and 8P.M. Sabbath School at A: Wirth, Pastor. Services in the Congregational Church morning and prec, “om the usual hours. Sunday School immediately after morning service. \Revy. Alexander Parker, Pastor. Pamic-Srruck Beavry.—It is a terrible Any woman, to find that her teeth are ‘“bening to go.” Never will any human ing who uses the fragrant DONT, make THAT discovery. : “Sparpixe’s GLvE,” no well regulated family will be without it. : ail CREAT BARGAINS. Good Chance y for the Public, THE DOLLAR STORE, Kidd's Building, Broad Street. RS. H. ©. MILLS, having REMOVED her and excellent stock of Goods io Kidd’s Building, in the store lately .ied by J. & 5. Koventhal, offers everyt fn her line ataboaut . San Francisco Cost Prices. Thus givi curing muen lower than heretoiore. of ca Trimmings, Millinery TPojysand Fancy Articles. Fencing Posts, &c. &e. sands who ruffer from indieposition, yet do ‘fot labér under @rious disease, complain that they ‘cans eat.** that their stomachs “are For this class of ailments few persons. think of calling fn a physician, Nor is it necessary, . inasmuch asa course of Hostetter’s Bitters, from which walt of appetite, indigestion and the public an opportunity of proThe Svock consists of a splendid assbrtment and Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods, Ladies and Children’s sees, Hats, and a general assortment of Dealers an@ all others desiring to purchase Laths, Pickets, Shakes, Shingles, All orders left at the LUMBER YARD oN BOULDER STREET, or at the Mill, will Seven-eights of the many thouwill certainly relieve the derangements of the stomach, the liver, and the nervous system, sleeplessness arise, This excellent vegetable tonic and corzective is also a delightful anodyne. _ Insomnia (or. incapacity to sleep) which has resisted all theerdinary-remedies, will yield readily toa dose of this pleasant ‘sedative taken just béfore retiring to rest. In ordinary medical practice it is usual to give @ stomachic, an aperient, an invigorant, a soporific, or an antiseptic, as the. case for the time being may seem more partict quire; but in this grand restorative medicinal p blended in due p tion is stimulated, while the bo ulated, the liyer toned,the s h recruited, the nerves ca:med, the fluids purified and the circulation equalized. . [tis velieved that there is zo other restorative and regulating medicine in the werld which acts so benithese is are regilating and secretive organs at the same time; and to all who lack the three fandamental reqnisites of health and enjoyment, @ vigorous appetite, sound digestion and refreshing pe t is confidently recommended as a speThe Great Family, Medicine of the Age. THIRTY YEARS gince the introduction of the Pain Killer to the public, and yet at the ent time itis more popular and co sa Have ela larger < than ever before, Its popularity is not confined to thie ceuntry alone; all ever the world its beneficial effects in curing the “ills that flesh is heir to,” are acknow and ongrectet and as & PAIN KILLER ite famc is limited to no country, sect nor race. lt need. only to be known to en : Turry Years is certainly along enough time to prove the efficacy any medicine and that the Pain KILLER is -of all fortes Gupaenl claim for { ee Aaa the unparalicled popularity a lt isa sues and xrrecriveremedy. Sold by alt . Price 25 cts., 50 cts., and $1 per bott Directions accompany each bottle. july 2d. THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY LOTTERY! KNOCKED IN THE SHADE . —BY— BANNER BROS. At Astonishing Low Prices! One Half of former Bates! ee hiversal Knuckle Joint and Sag err the diges, . At Stiles’ Factory, south end of Suspension ficiaily and agreeably upon the all the assim-j. FOU NT AIN SODA ’ . Penmanship taught. ee SG ages i mapufactu BEST HYDRAULE © MACHINE INSeven inches, . Machines of all sizes, to oa ‘OTT Is .S -¥. @. FISHER, Bridge, Nevada city, jio ICE CREAM, AT THE U 8. BAKERY, MINE STREET. oo 50 cents, by addressing on those Diseases which. betes er AEaanE eamn successiialiy . MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEBILI-. _ ‘TY, SPERMATORRHGA, NOC.TURNAL LOSSES, And all Diseases of the Nervous and GeneraHe cage i ag ——o from her errors : a: oro s tay rest assured that’ ak tg ee lpng 2 and professional standing, al. cases: t . way 10 his ACKNOWLSDGKD SKILL. © from his “CONTROL OF THE PASSIONS.” This very able work, a recent production of DR. BECK, treats priacipally on Diseases of po a Cirenin' ing phe pete it w Manhood miy be LUST, and how EusTORED, oe" ; The above work may-be had on receipt of the author, ” DR. 8. T. B, BECK, iain No, 221 Powsz1. Jraeer. 2" Due Notice will be of opening of the New York phates Spe: al Office Hours for Consultation, from 10 aim till 8p. m , and from 6 10 9 Pp, m,, : . Sundays, $ a. m, till P, — Daily. On ,, NO» 221 Powell Street, Corner Geary Street,San Francisco, je% JULIUS DREYFUSS, OULD respectfully cit W. of Nevada Cit ip_faform, Se _ciileene prepared to supply the most delicious Kee Cream and Fountain Soda, At ail hours of the day and evening. Parties supplied on ehort notice. Pound, Frait Cake, iced or plain, -made to ‘order. ‘ Fresh Bread, delivered to customers every morning. Urders je.tat the Bakery will be promptiy attended to, jed WRITING SCHOOL ! MISS ETHEL BK. MITCHELL, H's OPENED A WRITING SCHOOL AT : WASHINGTON SCHOOL HOUSE, Business and Ladies Plain and Ornamental This School is interded for both old and young, Ali who desire can improve in the beautiful and useful Art. Private Lessons given if desired, SCHOOL EVERY EVENING. Terms—§5 for 15 Lessons. ; Rooms at the NATIONAL EXCHANGE. Nevada, June 27th, 1870. Where do you buy your Harness, Saddles, Robes, Collars, &c ? WILLIAM HOLMES, ON BROAD STREET, CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, ~~ (erect ‘ . pater stows ser ed up in the highest style . ASSETS, Dec. 1st, 1869, over $27,000,000 5 -s Poe SP gee ee ry = es 5% eden Go. 9,000,000 Total Dividends paid to gate fees over =, ° : 6,500,000 ah Purely Matual. Annual Dividends applied in reduction of Premiums, or accumulated at interest for the benefit of assured, or paid in cash. Policies issued on all desirable Plans of Insurance at the cheapest attainable ratés of cost. @. P, SPARKS, Agent, ; Nevada City. Nevada, June 2ist. MILWAUKEE, BREWERY, W. DREYFUS continues to manje ufacture as good ; LAGER BEER ! As can be found on the Pacific const, Lager. Lenve your Grama Gl a eed © a pote Spring Street, Nevada City, And will be faithfally oe Sy Give wea fo coulideat of LAGER BER delivered to any part of the county FREK OF . HARGE. it A. B. Carley ARCADE SALOUN. ~ BLO. Tompkins “NY would inform the citizens of and vicinity that they have SCOTT’S FLAT SAW MILL CO. G.W. SMITH. . Hb GOVE, A.C. FOOT. . Corner Sansome and Clay Streets, es SCOTT'S FLAT SAW MILL COMPANevada, May 3d, 1870. be promptly attended 8 pp, MARSH. es —onVICTOR BROTHERS’ CLASSES IN VOCAL MUSIC! CHILDREN’S CLASS. :. At S PF. ™. ADULD-CLASS.-++++.-At J Pe mM The First Lesson of the Course will be given water. x. BANNER’S EMPORIUM. FUR ALL IN NEED OF ‘“TRIRTY Daxs! EVERY DOLLAR SPENT WILL PURCHASE T'we Dollars worth of Goods, A GOOD INDUCEMENT The stock must be sold within GREAT BARGAINS FOR ALL ! Come and see the Bigest Store, the best se. CITY DRUG STORE, ramento Street, and at their DELI, Scott's Fiat, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Which they will sell at reasonable rates. BUILDING & MINING LUMBER . . w. x= CLOTHING ! ss. eamunnce to receive 4 t great advantage should call. Who offer far greater Inducemeats below Lancaster's Stabe, Julins Greenwald's C * flevada, Jane 2d, 187. a “ Bre Wout intern ne eh prsap Mine a i, ‘ the surrounding towns that he’has on CARLEY & TOMPERIENS, . ial = qndred Thousan lars AVE just received an entire} tock M. L. & D. MAMSH, Prop’rs. One H T d Be Harness, of all kinds, vs H rp he re ved an y new 8 aaa weed WORTH OF Saddles, Ladies and Gens, Liquors, Wines and Cigars,18t eae oe Carriage Trimmings, And none but the best willbe kept atthe Bar. CLOTHING, Blankets, © Uld friends and new comers are invited to On hand at their Milland Lumber : wunwibetend G66Ue, Robes, Bits, give us a call. a ae ard, Hee Barnet enh Am sp asi spars, Whips. . TOYS, NOTIONS. TOYS. complete Stock of BOYS? OLOT. : &e, ke. BUILDING & MINING LUMBER BOOTS, To be sold at San Francisco prices. yinia “PO BE FOUND LN NEVADA COUNTY. SHOES, gar CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF ! 5 —It consiate of— , MATS, ee of ali kinds and CU re eg FE ANCY, goons and MUSICAL INSTRUDressed Flooring and Siding, ’ Hho done to order. NTS, fe Sugar Pine, cots KOHLER, CHASE & CO. SAN FRANCISCO, . Sxmaaer aman iri v * On hand at their Yard, on SacraGoods, to secare NOW OPENING !_at re. larger siock of Fine Goods than ever beN. B.— Low Prices and Saleable Goods. __ : 3 witttams. J. B. SOMNSON . WILLIAMS & JOHNSON, ys & Counselors at Law, Ss Se RA Sa i PIR SEO

ad ars owto died 1 an the yand lived . was and his Haythe i the jispoious, ment ~ wder. with cious first ation. neau, rtally also d coned to when of his ed by lution utionsional anishn war was untry, iperial ardun subse1Y.22 IUAL in fit amoug gz of the he asOh an an thout any m already mpany oved plans ___that the Dutch Flat mail was to be carried eas Mail Arrangements. mostly side With France, while the west . Seolitel ' ie vias good apAlfred Barstow; Postal Agent, was in Ne-. German’, Hollanders and Belgians side petite, eazy digestion, and the ability tu sleep . , tails of, the mail arrangements for this equally divided as far as. our obseryation county. ‘The object of the Postal Depart. ©**ends, but do not regard the matter as of ment has been to furnish Nevada and much interest, and of eourse their opinions . out of order,” or that they “don’t sicep well.” Broke Down. close connection with the eastern and west‘With this view, and under the supposition ' ‘town yesterday afternoon, one of the axles was broken off, letting the stage down. None of the passengers were hurt, and & ‘lw mail tc carriage was sent out to bri in wi well as the daily mail to Colfax, Of course . their baggage and the mail. them in with daily, as it had been previously, the Department directed that route to be used, as there was never any intention to detain letters. over twenty-four hours to send by . Certificate Filed, . __ The certificate of incorporation of the ‘onde the other way, But Colby’s contract Cold Spring Gravel Mining Company, of “to Dutch Fiat only called for a tri-weekly . Nevada county, was filed in the office of the one route when they could be sent off at forth, an arrangement was made with Hamilton for a double daily to Colfax. This gives us all the mail facilities that we _@yuald reasonably expect. In commencing the new mail contracts it is not surprising that there should be some misunderstanding at first; but as far as this county is eoncerned there hag been no detentions or trouble worth mentioning. France and Prussia. These belligerent European powers each have af able representative in the Nevada and his Clerk a Frenchman. They devote all their spare time to discussing the merits of the question: They begun with the Reformation, and the thirty years’ --war, the-partition of Poland, the seven . the years’ war, the French Revolution, and the Sehleswig-Holstein question, will furnish them food for discussion ‘as long’ as the present war continues. Any one wishing ~information on European politics can obtain it at the postoffice. Mining Lecation. , L. W. Bristow & Co, have filed . notice of the right of way for a bed rock tunnel and flume, commencing at Deer Creek, at the lower end of Mooney Flat, Rough and Ready township, and extending to the upperend of said Mooney Fiat; also, the right of way from said tunnel on Deer Creek, down or along its banks to the Yuba river ; also, the bed of Deer Oreek from the mouth of the tunnel to the Yuba, for dumping and fluming purposes, and for depositQuartz Discovery. . Messrs. Stevens & Brock discovered « quartz ledge'a day or two ago, near their cabins on the Gold. Flat road, just beyond 4he corporation limits. They commenced. at onee to sink on “the ledge, and have > taken out some rock which looks well and shows free gold. The ledge appears to run east and west, or nearly at-right angles with the Sneath and Clay. a Scotts Flat. Messrs. Ashburn & Baker, mining at Scott’s Flat, were compelled to suspend some time ago, on account of the sliding of the hill, and filling up of their eut. They purpose next Fall to commence piping on another side of their ground, and are now cleaning up, and making other preparations for next season’s work. Fair Prospects. Captain Fleming and others located body of inining claims on Monday last, cn the second spur below Filibuster Hill, and abouta mile above Henerfauth’s. commenced running a tunnel immediately, and on Friday they got into gravel which yielded very fair prospects, and will enParties having swine running at large in the streets would do well to take them up, or the Marshal will save them the trouble. doing much damage to the gardens. A fhumber were taken up, some days ago, terday afternoon. Losses Paid. "The losses by the late fire at Grass Valley have been adjusted by the agents of the inThe amount paid to B. Nathan, for damage to his stock of clothing, was $7,000. Accident. James Sullivan, while working in the , : born citizens, The Austrians and Ttalians . Stump, Pastor. + shock to a charming woman—indeed, to = _AS the San Juan stage was coming into —— Removed. Dr. Bailey has removed his office from Kidd’s building to the office opposite the National Exchange Hotel, next door to G H. Loring. tees Preaching Sunday. : Divine Services will be held in the Metho dist Church,Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, and in'the evening at 8 o’clock. Sabbath School at 14% o’clock, Pp. mw. Rev: J. W. Episcopal services atthe Court House every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, by ane Cee Ss aoe eee eee Divine Services at the Catholic Charch, Sunday eoening 96 104g o’clock. Sunday School 2, and Vespers at 7 P. mu. Rev. Father Claire, Pastor. Preaching at the Baptist Church Sunday, at 11 a.m. and 8P.M. Sabbath School at A: Wirth, Pastor. Services in the Congregational Church morning and prec, “om the usual hours. Sunday School immediately after morning service. \Revy. Alexander Parker, Pastor. Pamic-Srruck Beavry.—It is a terrible Any woman, to find that her teeth are ‘“bening to go.” Never will any human ing who uses the fragrant DONT, make THAT discovery. : “Sparpixe’s GLvE,” no well regulated family will be without it. : ail CREAT BARGAINS. Good Chance y for the Public, THE DOLLAR STORE, Kidd's Building, Broad Street. RS. H. ©. MILLS, having REMOVED her and excellent stock of Goods io Kidd’s Building, in the store lately .ied by J. & 5. Koventhal, offers everyt fn her line ataboaut . San Francisco Cost Prices. Thus givi curing muen lower than heretoiore. of ca Trimmings, Millinery TPojysand Fancy Articles. Fencing Posts, &c. &e. sands who ruffer from indieposition, yet do ‘fot labér under @rious disease, complain that they ‘cans eat.** that their stomachs “are For this class of ailments few persons. think of calling fn a physician, Nor is it necessary, . inasmuch asa course of Hostetter’s Bitters, from which walt of appetite, indigestion and the public an opportunity of proThe Svock consists of a splendid assbrtment and Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods, Ladies and Children’s sees, Hats, and a general assortment of Dealers an@ all others desiring to purchase Laths, Pickets, Shakes, Shingles, All orders left at the LUMBER YARD oN BOULDER STREET, or at the Mill, will Seven-eights of the many thouwill certainly relieve the derangements of the stomach, the liver, and the nervous system, sleeplessness arise, This excellent vegetable tonic and corzective is also a delightful anodyne. _ Insomnia (or. incapacity to sleep) which has resisted all theerdinary-remedies, will yield readily toa dose of this pleasant ‘sedative taken just béfore retiring to rest. In ordinary medical practice it is usual to give @ stomachic, an aperient, an invigorant, a soporific, or an antiseptic, as the. case for the time being may seem more partict quire; but in this grand restorative

medicinal p blended in due p tion is stimulated, while the bo ulated, the liyer toned,the s h recruited, the nerves ca:med, the fluids purified and the circulation equalized. . [tis velieved that there is zo other restorative and regulating medicine in the werld which acts so benithese is are regilating and secretive organs at the same time; and to all who lack the three fandamental reqnisites of health and enjoyment, @ vigorous appetite, sound digestion and refreshing pe t is confidently recommended as a speThe Great Family, Medicine of the Age. THIRTY YEARS gince the introduction of the Pain Killer to the public, and yet at the ent time itis more popular and co sa Have ela larger < than ever before, Its popularity is not confined to thie ceuntry alone; all ever the world its beneficial effects in curing the “ills that flesh is heir to,” are acknow and ongrectet and as & PAIN KILLER ite famc is limited to no country, sect nor race. lt need. only to be known to en : Turry Years is certainly along enough time to prove the efficacy any medicine and that the Pain KILLER is -of all fortes Gupaenl claim for { ee Aaa the unparalicled popularity a lt isa sues and xrrecriveremedy. Sold by alt . Price 25 cts., 50 cts., and $1 per bott Directions accompany each bottle. july 2d. THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY LOTTERY! KNOCKED IN THE SHADE . —BY— BANNER BROS. At Astonishing Low Prices! One Half of former Bates! ee hiversal Knuckle Joint and Sag err the diges, . At Stiles’ Factory, south end of Suspension ficiaily and agreeably upon the all the assim-j. FOU NT AIN SODA ’ . Penmanship taught. ee SG ages i mapufactu BEST HYDRAULE © MACHINE INSeven inches, . Machines of all sizes, to oa ‘OTT Is .S -¥. @. FISHER, Bridge, Nevada city, jio ICE CREAM, AT THE U 8. BAKERY, MINE STREET. oo 50 cents, by addressing on those Diseases which. betes er AEaanE eamn successiialiy . MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEBILI-. _ ‘TY, SPERMATORRHGA, NOC.TURNAL LOSSES, And all Diseases of the Nervous and GeneraHe cage i ag ——o from her errors : a: oro s tay rest assured that’ ak tg ee lpng 2 and professional standing, al. cases: t . way 10 his ACKNOWLSDGKD SKILL. © from his “CONTROL OF THE PASSIONS.” This very able work, a recent production of DR. BECK, treats priacipally on Diseases of po a Cirenin' ing phe pete it w Manhood miy be LUST, and how EusTORED, oe" ; The above work may-be had on receipt of the author, ” DR. 8. T. B, BECK, iain No, 221 Powsz1. Jraeer. 2" Due Notice will be of opening of the New York phates Spe: al Office Hours for Consultation, from 10 aim till 8p. m , and from 6 10 9 Pp, m,, : . Sundays, $ a. m, till P, — Daily. On ,, NO» 221 Powell Street, Corner Geary Street,San Francisco, je% JULIUS DREYFUSS, OULD respectfully cit W. of Nevada Cit ip_faform, Se _ciileene prepared to supply the most delicious Kee Cream and Fountain Soda, At ail hours of the day and evening. Parties supplied on ehort notice. Pound, Frait Cake, iced or plain, -made to ‘order. ‘ Fresh Bread, delivered to customers every morning. Urders je.tat the Bakery will be promptiy attended to, jed WRITING SCHOOL ! MISS ETHEL BK. MITCHELL, H's OPENED A WRITING SCHOOL AT : WASHINGTON SCHOOL HOUSE, Business and Ladies Plain and Ornamental This School is interded for both old and young, Ali who desire can improve in the beautiful and useful Art. Private Lessons given if desired, SCHOOL EVERY EVENING. Terms—§5 for 15 Lessons. ; Rooms at the NATIONAL EXCHANGE. Nevada, June 27th, 1870. Where do you buy your Harness, Saddles, Robes, Collars, &c ? WILLIAM HOLMES, ON BROAD STREET, CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, ~~ (erect ‘ . pater stows ser ed up in the highest style . ASSETS, Dec. 1st, 1869, over $27,000,000 5 -s Poe SP gee ee ry = es 5% eden Go. 9,000,000 Total Dividends paid to gate fees over =, ° : 6,500,000 ah Purely Matual. Annual Dividends applied in reduction of Premiums, or accumulated at interest for the benefit of assured, or paid in cash. Policies issued on all desirable Plans of Insurance at the cheapest attainable ratés of cost. @. P, SPARKS, Agent, ; Nevada City. Nevada, June 2ist. MILWAUKEE, BREWERY, W. DREYFUS continues to manje ufacture as good ; LAGER BEER ! As can be found on the Pacific const, Lager. Lenve your Grama Gl a eed © a pote Spring Street, Nevada City, And will be faithfally oe Sy Give wea fo coulideat of LAGER BER delivered to any part of the county FREK OF . HARGE. it A. B. Carley ARCADE SALOUN. ~ BLO. Tompkins “NY would inform the citizens of and vicinity that they have SCOTT’S FLAT SAW MILL CO. G.W. SMITH. . Hb GOVE, A.C. FOOT. . Corner Sansome and Clay Streets, es SCOTT'S FLAT SAW MILL COMPANevada, May 3d, 1870. be promptly attended 8 pp, MARSH. es —onVICTOR BROTHERS’ CLASSES IN VOCAL MUSIC! CHILDREN’S CLASS. :. At S PF. ™. ADULD-CLASS.-++++..-At J Pe mM The First Lesson of the Course will be given water. x. BANNER’S EMPORIUM. FUR ALL IN NEED OF ‘“TRIRTY Daxs! EVERY DOLLAR SPENT WILL PURCHASE T'we Dollars worth of Goods, A GOOD INDUCEMENT The stock must be sold within GREAT BARGAINS FOR ALL ! Come and see the Bigest Store, the best se. CITY DRUG STORE, ramento Street, and at their DELI, Scott's Fiat, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Which they will sell at reasonable rates. BUILDING & MINING LUMBER . . w. x= CLOTHING ! ss. eamunnce to receive 4 t great advantage should call. Who offer far greater Inducemeats below Lancaster's Stabe, Julins Greenwald's C * flevada, Jane 2d, 187. a “ Bre Wout intern ne eh prsap Mine a i, ‘ the surrounding towns that he’has on CARLEY & TOMPERIENS, . ial = qndred Thousan lars AVE just received an entire} tock M. L. & D. MAMSH, Prop’rs. One H T d Be Harness, of all kinds, vs H rp he re ved an y new 8 aaa weed WORTH OF Saddles, Ladies and Gens, Liquors, Wines and Cigars,18t eae oe Carriage Trimmings, And none but the best willbe kept atthe Bar. CLOTHING, Blankets, © Uld friends and new comers are invited to On hand at their Milland Lumber : wunwibetend G66Ue, Robes, Bits, give us a call. a ae ard, Hee Barnet enh Am sp asi spars, Whips. . TOYS, NOTIONS. TOYS. complete Stock of BOYS? OLOT. : &e, ke. BUILDING & MINING LUMBER BOOTS, To be sold at San Francisco prices. yinia “PO BE FOUND LN NEVADA COUNTY. SHOES, gar CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF ! 5 —It consiate of— , MATS, ee of ali kinds and CU re eg FE ANCY, goons and MUSICAL INSTRUDressed Flooring and Siding, ’ Hho done to order. NTS, fe Sugar Pine, cots KOHLER, CHASE & CO. SAN FRANCISCO, . Sxmaaer aman iri v * On hand at their Yard, on SacraGoods, to secare NOW OPENING !_at re. larger siock of Fine Goods than ever beN. B.— Low Prices and Saleable Goods. __ : 3 witttams. J. B. SOMNSON . WILLIAMS & JOHNSON, ys & Counselors at Law, Ss Se RA Sa i PIR SEO