July 22, 1871 (4 pages)

K Schools, subon Republicay jul sioner, City, wilt bes > Of Road Comsion of the Re. 7 jel. rs s candidate for District, sub. m Kepublicey strator. & City, will he of PublieAd“ cision of the ‘vention, {9 Valley, wil fant n Republican j 9 jurer, Y announced. $12.9 quarter, instead of $15, _ Marshal . was authorized to collec : o/ A school election will be held in She Daily Traipir' NEVADA CITY, CAL, LOCAL AFFAIRS, Fire at Truckee, We learn the town of Truckee was wisted on Thursday night by another destructive fire-—the third withia a year. It originated in the saloen of Louis Derr, No. 28 Front Street, and burned the lower end of the tewan as far as the residence of Judge TC Plunkett. Some fifty buildings were ‘destroyed. We have béen unable to obtain further particulars. The people of Truckee have been unfortunate. By two fires the entire business portion of the town was destroyed, and in the last fire a number of the residences were destroyed, Since the above was in type we learn that every house on Front street except Sisson & Wallace, Burkhalter, and Morris’ & Weller’s was destroyed. All of Church street to the Methodist Church, and all of Bridge street.— Among the buildings destroyed were the Odd Fellows{and Masonic Hall, Turner’s’ Hall, the public school house and the Post Office. Judge Murray, Seth Martin, Robert Bell, land Wm. Hurd are among the losers. It ig supposed to have been set on fire, ~ » <> vf City Trustees. “At the regular meeting of . the City Trustees, held Thursday evening, __. ,the Marshal reported the colleetions . ~ “for the month, on licenses, of $235; which amount, less commissions, had been paid inte the City Treasury. Orders'were. allowed as follows; On general fund, $96 28; on fire fund, $101 70. An ordinance was presented amending the ordinance _regulat“ing the issue of licenses. It provides that the license for keeping billiard tables, bagatelle tables, etc., shall be $3 a quarter, instead of $5, as now charged; and that the license for selling liquor by the glass ay be proposition to reduce the license on billiard tables received the unaniious assent of the Board and the . at that rate for the eurrent quarter: There being a difference uf opinion as to the reduction of saloon licenses, the matter was laid over until the next regular meeting, to give citizens and those interested an opportunity to be heard on the subject. ° a ait oa School Election. this city to-day, from 1 to 6 o'clock, to decide whether the brick school house and lot on Nevada street shall be sold for $1,000. We understand the Trustees propose to expend the amount on repairs on the new building if the sale is sustained. There is, however, some opposition on the ground that additional school room will soon be needed by the district. V The Caucus im Grass Valley. On Thursday evening a Union Republican Caucus, was held at Grass Valley to select aticket for the primaries at that place to-day. The following persons were nominated as the caucus ticket: L. J. Roland, A. Stoddard, Frank Beatty, B. B. Layton, J. P. Stone, Wm. Moorehouse, M. C. Taylor, M. W. Ross, 8. H. Dille, John Bennett. Child Drowned. Gu Thursday evening Shirley Tisdale, a son of W. J. Tisdale of Moore’s F.at, was drowned in a reservoir, while bathing with some other boys. Shirley, who is about 11 or 12 years of age, was playing with his associates when one of them gave hima slight push, in play, and he sank. Itis supposed as the water was running out of the gate at the time, that he was drawn under by the suction. When his body was recovered life was extinct. <->. One Dollar a Dozen. Crawford is selling tin fruit cans, quarts, for one dollar per dozen, at the Hardware store, Main street, opposite Wells, Fargo & Co. q The Polls. V The polls for the Union primary Will be held at. the reading rooms of the National Exchange Hotel to-day. Judge Rolfe is Supervisor, W. P. Harrington and John W. Clark Clerks The polls will be open from 2 0’clock . P. M. to sundown. > A Straw. A vote for Governor was taken at the skating rink yesterday afternoon. . It stood: For Booth 14; for Haight 1. The rink being a place of pubiic resort, this may be considered as a i. 4 . Sree many distressing diseases. If-the $43,000 Im GOLD céiN { s ere GRAND GIFT CONCERT, AT NORTH SAN JUAN, CALIFORNIA, IS POSTPONED UNTIL THE 15th DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, when $43, OOO in Gold Coin will be awarded in Gold Coin, as Premiums ! 60,000 Tickets at $1 50 in Coin, each. The Gifts rauge from $5,000 to $10, : There will be NO CANCELLATION of tickets, NOR ANY DEDUCTIONS from the Gifts. ‘ The drawing will take place, and the Gifts be awarded, precisely similar to the method adopted by the Managers of the Mercantile Library Gift Concert, lield at San Francisco, and under the supervision of well-knowii citizens of. North San Juan, and the Mana. gers of this Association. me The object of this Association is a purely benevolent one, for the Benefit of Schools, Churches, Cemeteries, and Water Works, in North San Juan, and the towns in its vicinity, and is deserving the commendation and support of the public. ; The success of this Association is placed beyond a doubt. A large number of its Tickets having already been sold to citizens of San Juan and vicinity, also in all parts of the States and Territories on this Coast. : Messrs. Block & Furth, Bankers, North San Juan, will receive and disburse all moneys had from the sale of Tickets. Acommission of Sixteen and two-thirds @er cent allowed to Agents, As & guaranty of the good faith of the managers uf this Association in instituting this Gift Concert we will refer to the professional and business men of North San Juan, Nevada City and Grass Valley. -JOHN-T. MORGAN, Treasurer, All orders and communications to JAMES A. STIDGER, Sec’y, North San Juan, Cal. Midsummer Maladies. The hot solar rays that ripen the harvests liver be at all predisposed to irregularities: this is ‘the season in Which bilious attacks may be anticipated, A weak stomach; tes; is weakest in the Summer _months, and theloss of vitalityt, ongh the pores by. oxcessive perspiration is.so great, that a wholésomé tonic, combining also the propertics of a diffusive stimulant and gentle exhilerant, is in many cases necessary to health, and under no circumstances should be dispensed with by thesickly and debilitated. Of all the preparations intended thus to refresh, sustain, and fortify the human frame, there is none that will compare with Hostetter’s Celebrated Stomach Bitters, They have been weighed in the balance of experience and not found wanting; have been recom. mended fromthe first as a great medicinal Specific, not as a beverage, and in spite of interested opposition from innumerable quarters, stand, after a twenty years trial, at the head of all proprietary medicines intended for the prevention and cure of all ordinary complaints of the stomach, the liver, the bowels, and the nerves. In the unhealthy districts bordering the great rivers of California, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters may be classed as the standard one for every species of intermittent or remittent fever. The people who inhabit those districts. place the most implicit confidence in the preparation—a confidence that is increased every year by the results of its opeation. As bitters, so called, of the most perni, cious character, are springing up like fungi on every side, the pubiic is hereby torewarned against the -shop frauds. Ask for Hostetter’s Bitters, see that the label, etc., are correct, and remémber that the genuine article is never sold in bulk, but in botties only. ; PAIN KILLER. PERRY DAVIS & SON, PROVIDENCE, R. I., PROPRIETORS. 1840. & 1871. The ‘‘ Parn KInLER” may justly be styled the great medicine of the world, for there is no region of the globe into which it has not found its way, and been largely used and. hignly prized. Moreover, there is no clime to which it has not proved to be well adapted for the cure of a considerable variety of diseases; it isa speedy and safe remedy for burns, scalds, cuts, bruises, wounds, and various other injuries, as well as for dysentery, diarrhea, and bowel complaints generally, it is admirably suited for every rave of ien on the face of the globe. It is a very significant tact, that notwithing'tue long period of ycars that tha “Pain Killer” has been befere the world, it has never lost one wiit of its popularity, but, on the contrary, the call for it has steadily increased: trun ite first discovery‘ and at no preyious time has the dgmand tor it been so great, or the quantity made been 80 lurge, as to-day. Another significant tact is, that nowhere has the Pain Killer ever been in higher reute, or been more generally used by famiies and individuals, than it has been here at home, waere it was first discovered and tinue to be, what we have styled it, THE GREAT MEDICINE OF THB WORLD, there can ut be the suaiow of a doubt.—. Providence Advertiser. » Lavra says to Emma, ‘‘what has so improved your co-nplexion lately ?”’ **Well, Emma, I will tell you: I have taken nearly two bottles of Dr. Levings’ Sarsaparilla and Rose Willow, and it has removed that yellow mothy appearance from my face and neck. Ob! it nsed to be so ingtome!’? — fair indication of public sentiment. {BOT TH PLATE NEED NOT i introduced, ‘hat the Pain Killer will con-'. Lo 1 AM HAPPY TOINFORM the citizens of Nevada County, who are interested in the use of Dental Substitutes ; that Iam now putting in a SUPERIOR STYLE OF PLATES THAT WILL NOT ROCK, FALL DOWN IN CON. VERSATION, OR BECOME LOOSE IN MASTICATION. ‘ I attach the Patent Flexible Edge to Plates adapting the same to the ka, FLATTEST MOUTHS, heretofore considered hopeless cases, and guarantee that the person can not pall the Plate away. I will here state, by way of explanation, that there is no air chamber in my new style plate,consequently no continuous irritation, while the edge of the plate being soft and elastic, it conforms to the movement of. the muscles of the mouth in talking, and during mastication, 87a desideratum never before att tained t_eq Whilst prepared to prove all of the above facts, I ani also prepared to save the natural — by careful fillmg with the best materials, And using the Latest Improved Instruments ! In Extracting, I generally use an Anaesthetic, myself choosing the one suited to nature of case, health and temperament of patient, etc, Terms Cash, and large enough to secure my best etiorts. »’ DR. R. W. STERLING, No. 49 Main Street, GRASS VALLEY. Grass Valley, June 19th, 1871, . 6 NEW DEPARTURE, — Q* AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY 17th, —AND FOR— : CHAS. FERRAND Will take the best Card Photographs, at the old stand, Pine Street, for the paltry sum of TWO DOLLARS _PER DOZEN. SATISFACTION GUAR: ANTEED, AND NO HUMBUG : Nevada. July 14th, 1871. Elegant Shapes, 175 pieces, $25. FRENCH CHINA, ; 153 pieces, $45. CUT GLASS SET, 55 pleces, $30. IVORY HANDLED CUTLERY SET 27 pieces, $15. SILVER PLATED SERVICE. 1 Best Castor, 1 Dozen each Tea and Table Spoons, 1 Dozen medium Forks, THE COMPLETE OUTFIT, With Pearl White, $90 With French China, $110 ; 44 pes $21 50. GUARANTEED FIRST CLASS GOODS, and PACKED FREE OF CHARGE. HAVILAND, HOOPER & CO., 835 PINE STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. San Francisco, June 28th. Connecticut Mutual LIFE INSURANCE COMPANYHARTFORD, CONN. Dr2=» FOR 1871, Four and Quarter Millions ! Assets about $32,000,000. Surplus about $9,000,900. TOTAL CLAIMS BY DEATH PAID TO DATE, over $11, 000,000 TOTAL SURPLUS PREMIUMS RETURN. ED TO ASSURED, TQ DATE, ABOUT $11, 000, 000. EXPENSE 0F MANAGEMENT During last officially reported. year, 1870, Wer than in any other American Company, ONLY 8.33 per cent of Income ! G. P. SPARES, Agent Nevada City. Notice to Creditors. N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF { arate nderaigned prorat here! ven the unde . 6 waren the. ietate of Peter 8. Johnson, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims aguinst said deceased, to exju hibit the same with the ne vouchers within four months after the publication of this notice to. the und , at the office THIRTY-ONE DAYS, . f Geiss. ‘ DESSERT, BREAKFAST, SETS. SETS. SETS. PEARL WHITE, ob EHR 2. } i ; HEAVYJAND SHELF HARDWARE ! --AT THE— “OLD STAND, "GH & Opposite the Union Hotel and the Express Offices, —— IRON AND STEEL, ROPE, all sizes, NAILS AND.SHOVELS, STOVES AND TINWARE HYDRAULIC PIPE, Black and Galvanized. —_ __ AGENES FOR A. S. HALLIDIE & COS. ‘WIRE ROPE. At the Manufacturers Prices GIANT, CALIFORNIA, —aNnD— EASTERN POWDER & FUSE. Wooden, Willow, Crockery, and Glass) Ware. AGENT FOR THE “WED” SEWING MACHINE! THE BEST MADE ! Always in Store, SPOOL COT. TON, SILK AND NEEDLES for the various Machines in use. ° RUBBER HOSE, PACKING, AND BELTINGS. Call and examine STOCK AND PRICES before purchasing for you can save money every time. No trouble to show Goods and give prices ‘though “‘nary cent’’ changes hand. Gas and Water Pipe! OF ALL KINDS: ana fittings always on hand—and_ "connections made with the City Water Werks, W. H. CRAWFORD, _ Nos. 27 & 29 Main Street. ' Nevada, May 2b, 197%. LOW [PRICES ! .QUICK SALES ! aE: UNDERSIGNED having this day formed a co-partnership under.the firm name of HANSON & GREGORY. WILL CONTINUE THE GENERAL GROCERY, PROVISION, WOODEN, WILLOW GLASS, AND CROCKERY WARE, LIQUOR BUSINESS, . AT THE OLD STAND All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within a reasonable distance of Nevada, _FREE OF CHARGE; 4 HANSON & GREGORY, Nevada, April 1st, 1871. ‘THOS. FINDLEY & €0., BANKERS, UBRCHASE GOLD DUST, MAKE AD. vances on Gold Dust, for Assay or Coinuye at U.S. Mint. . Draw ;Checks om San Francisco, Sacramento, Virginia City, ; Treasure City. THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE FOR SALE ON NEW YORE, ST. PETERSBURG, LONDON, DUBLIN, ‘AMSTERDAM, HAMBURG, BREMEN, PARIS. m12 DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS! A De BEST PLACE TO BUY DRY GOODS IN THE COUNTY —I8 AT— H. LEVY’S, No. 30 Commercial Street, WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST . ASSORTMENT OF Ladies’ Fancy Dress Goods, Hats and Millinery Goods, Carpets, Wall Paper, Window Shade, dc. And a general variety of articles kept in e first-class Dry Goods Store, WIGL BE SOLD Cheaper Than The Cheapest ! a_ Remember the place, No. 30 Commercial Street, at the old stand of Sam. Novitsky. 48 DR. LEVING’S SARSAPARILLA AND ROSE WILLOW. ee O the Bone, the blood furnishes the elements of bone with unerring accuracy; to Muscle, the same blood furnishes the elements of muscle; to Nerve the elements of nerve;to Skin, the elements of skin; and Vessels, the elements of vessels—and yet, while each of these differ somewhat in composition from the other, the constituent elements of thé blood, by which they are everywhere furnished, are evérywhere the same; consequently the object in all cases is to purify those constituents,and render this Fluid of Life as pure as possible, and for this purpose Dr, loving introduces to the public his Sarsaparilla and Rose Willow. It makes the skin smooth and clear. it; everybody uses it who wishes to be healthy and good leoking. It can be had at all well established Druggists throughout ‘. the Btate. THE BRIDAL CHAMBER. J SSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on great 80CIAL EVILS AND pean which ~ terfere with Marriage—with sure’ means relief for the Erring and Unfortunate, diseased and debilitated. Sent free, in sealed envelopes, :-— HOWARD ASSOCIAAddress . TION, No. 28. Ninth Street, Philadetphia, S Pennsylvania. Attorney and Counselor at Law, Or" ‘AT THE OOURTHOUSE. Nevada, May 2th, GOLD COIN PREMIUMS ! Wwrrzs ARDED TO THE SEASON TICKET HOLDERS-on the 4th day of September, 1871. The Cosmo; Benevolent et} , of California, an na their Sooo" Grand Fair at the Broad Street Theatre, Nevada City, Cal., in aid of the following charitable purposes : Ist, Public Schools of Nevada County ; 2d, Public Library of Nevada City ; 3d, Orphan Asylum, Nevada County ; 4th, Fire Department, Nevada City. 100, 000 Season Tickets of Admission will be Sold at $2 50each. All the Premiums will be deposited in the BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY.PREMIUMS, 1 Premium, Gold Coin....$25,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin.... 15,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin. ...0. 10,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin.... 5,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin... seeee $,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin...0. 3,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin.. saeieintee 3,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin, .... 2,490 1 Premium, Gold Coin.... 2,000 15 Preminms, Gold Coin, $1,000 each 15,000 5 Premiums, Gold Coin, $500 each. 2,500 8 Premiums, Gold Coin, $300 each. 2,400 25 Premiums, Gold Coin, $250 éich— 6,250 100 Premiums, Gold Coin; $100 each. 10,000 100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $50 each. 5,000 200 Premiums, Gold Coin, $30 each. 6,000 500 Premiums, Gold Coin, $25 each. -12,500 1,043 Premiums, Gold Coin, $20 each 20,860 2,005. Premiums am’t to $150, 000 Business Man: ; aw, Pann Mamas oe: J. CORWELL LEE, By Special permidsion we refer to the following well known citizens : deka H. Dickson, Sheriff Nevada County; a We urney ; 1 7 aoe A. Lancaster; National ‘Exchange otel; : M. 8. Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript; a. v. Schmittburg, Postmaster; Julius Greenwald, County Treasurer; Geo. B. Newell, ex-County Supervisor; _ Thos. J. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette; P. Banner, Merchant; i R. B. Gentry, late Sheriff Nevada County; D. E. Bell, Deputy Postmaster; : Ira A. Eaton, Union Hotel; G. G. Allen, Nevada ¥o Judge T. H. Rolfe; Geo. K. Phillips, Merchant; A. Goldsmith, Merchant; bab R. Coe, Chief Engineer Fire Department; C. T. Canfield, ex-Chief Engineer Fire De. partment; ’ : A. Sandford, Merchant; Bliven & Potter, Merchants; Lester & Mulloy, Merchants; L. Nihell, City Marshal; . Say ji Good responsible agents wanted, Liberal commissions allo Money should be sent by Express, or by Draft on any solvent Bank. Address al] communications te Cc, B. SOCIETY,pl Nevada City, Cal. + . SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING ! —— GREAT BARGAINS ! ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO., Cee OF PINE and COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY, have just received a Splendid Stock of SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS, CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c. Which they offer to the public ay low as such Goods can be obtained in this State. SOMETHING NEW! A PRIZE FOR ALL . THE GREAT EXPECTATION PA; PER COLLAR! Each box contains a valuable prize with excellent collars thrown in. Gentlemen's Fine Shirts, Under Clothing, Miner’s Goods, &7 Of all kinds and varieties. “Wi ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO., . GUARANTEE SATISFACTION to ab customers who call on them, and propose to give the ; LATEST, FINEST & BEST GOODS —AT THE— VERY LOWEST PRICES! &2” Before buying elsewhere, those in want of anything in the Clothing Line wiii find it greatly to their adventage ta GIVE US A CALL. ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. Corner of Broad & Pine Streete. Nevada, May 26th, ny. EIGHTH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION! —OFr THE— MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE. ILL OPEN TUESDAY, AUGUST 6b; 1871, and continue FOUR WEEKS, DAY AND EVENING, in the PAVILION, in Union Square, SAN FRANCISCO. he Exhibition Building covery an area-o* 10,000 superticial feet, tein the wer, Water ani ‘or th Sequtaimnies and comfort of visitors. A for space must be made before inust be in on by the eenth day of July next, and articics the time of Blank Applications. : Preimi ulations, um i eee pris ics’ Institute, San Francisto, to whose articles intended for exhibition may be ant. m3 A. 8. HALLIDIE, Pregigves

K Schools, subon Republicay jul sioner, City, wilt bes > Of Road Comsion of the Re. 7 jel. rs s candidate for District, sub. m Kepublicey strator. & City, will he of PublieAd“ cision of the ‘vention, {9 Valley, wil fant n Republican j 9 jurer, Y announced. $12.9 quarter, instead of $15, _ Marshal . was authorized to collec : o/ A school election will be held in She Daily Traipir' NEVADA CITY, CAL, LOCAL AFFAIRS, Fire at Truckee, We learn the town of Truckee was wisted on Thursday night by another destructive fire-—the third withia a year. It originated in the saloen of Louis Derr, No. 28 Front Street, and burned the lower end of the tewan as far as the residence of Judge TC Plunkett. Some fifty buildings were ‘destroyed. We have béen unable to obtain further particulars. The people of Truckee have been unfortunate. By two fires the entire business portion of the town was destroyed, and in the last fire a number of the residences were destroyed, Since the above was in type we learn that every house on Front street except Sisson & Wallace, Burkhalter, and Morris’ & Weller’s was destroyed. All of Church street to the Methodist Church, and all of Bridge street.— Among the buildings destroyed were the Odd Fellows{and Masonic Hall, Turner’s’ Hall, the public school house and the Post Office. Judge Murray, Seth Martin, Robert Bell, land Wm. Hurd are among the losers. It ig supposed to have been set on fire, ~ » <> vf City Trustees. “At the regular meeting of . the City Trustees, held Thursday evening, __. ,the Marshal reported the colleetions . ~ “for the month, on licenses, of $235; which amount, less commissions, had been paid inte the City Treasury. Orders'were. allowed as follows; On general fund, $96 28; on fire fund, $101 70. An ordinance was presented amending the ordinance _regulat“ing the issue of licenses. It provides that the license for keeping billiard tables, bagatelle tables, etc., shall be $3 a quarter, instead of $5, as now charged; and that the license for selling liquor by the glass ay be proposition to reduce the license on billiard tables received the unaniious assent of the Board and the . at that rate for the eurrent quarter: There being a difference uf opinion as to the reduction of saloon licenses, the matter was laid over until the next regular meeting, to give citizens and those interested an opportunity to be heard on the subject. ° a ait oa School Election. this city to-day, from 1 to 6 o'clock, to decide whether the brick school house and lot on Nevada street shall be sold for $1,000. We understand the Trustees propose to expend the amount on repairs on the new building if the sale is sustained. There is, however, some opposition on the ground that additional school room will soon be needed by the district. V The Caucus im Grass Valley. On Thursday evening a Union Republican Caucus, was held at Grass Valley to select aticket for the primaries at that place to-day. The following persons were nominated as the caucus ticket: L. J. Roland, A. Stoddard, Frank Beatty, B. B. Layton, J. P. Stone, Wm. Moorehouse, M. C. Taylor, M. W. Ross, 8. H. Dille, John Bennett. Child Drowned. Gu Thursday evening Shirley Tisdale, a son of W. J. Tisdale of Moore’s F.at, was drowned in a reservoir, while bathing with some other boys. Shirley, who is about 11 or 12 years of age, was playing with his associates when one of them gave hima slight push, in play, and he sank. Itis supposed as the water was running out of the gate at the time, that he was drawn under by the suction. When his body was recovered life was extinct. <->. One Dollar a Dozen. Crawford is selling tin fruit cans, quarts, for one dollar per dozen, at the Hardware store, Main street, opposite Wells, Fargo & Co. q The Polls. V The polls for the Union primary Will be held at. the reading rooms of the National Exchange Hotel to-day. Judge Rolfe is Supervisor, W. P. Harrington and John W. Clark Clerks The polls will be open from 2 0’clock . P. M. to sundown. > A Straw. A vote for Governor was taken at the skating rink yesterday afternoon. . It stood: For Booth 14; for Haight 1. The rink being a place of pubiic resort, this may be considered as a i. 4 . Sree many distressing diseases.. If-the $43,000 Im GOLD céiN { s ere GRAND GIFT CONCERT, AT NORTH SAN JUAN, CALIFORNIA, IS POSTPONED UNTIL THE 15th DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, when $43, OOO in Gold Coin will be awarded in Gold Coin, as Premiums ! 60,000 Tickets at $1 50 in Coin, each. The Gifts rauge from $5,000 to $10, : There will be NO CANCELLATION of tickets, NOR ANY DEDUCTIONS from the Gifts. ‘ The drawing will take place, and the Gifts be awarded, precisely similar to the method adopted by the Managers of the Mercantile Library Gift Concert, lield at San Francisco, and under the supervision of well-knowii citizens of. North San Juan, and the Mana. gers of this Association. me The object of this Association is a purely benevolent one, for the Benefit of Schools, Churches, Cemeteries, and Water Works, in North San Juan, and the towns in its vicinity, and is deserving the commendation and support of the public. ; The success of this Association is placed beyond a doubt. A large number of its Tickets having already been sold to citizens of San Juan and vicinity, also in all parts of the States and Territories on this Coast. : Messrs. Block & Furth, Bankers, North San Juan, will receive and disburse all moneys had from the sale of Tickets. Acommission of Sixteen and two-thirds @er cent allowed to Agents, As & guaranty of the good faith of the managers uf this Association in instituting this Gift Concert we will refer to the professional and business men of North San Juan, Nevada City and Grass Valley. -JOHN-T. MORGAN, Treasurer, All orders and communications to JAMES A. STIDGER, Sec’y, North San Juan, Cal. Midsummer Maladies. The hot solar rays that ripen the harvests liver be at all predisposed to irregularities: this is ‘the season in Which bilious attacks may be anticipated, A weak stomach; tes; is weakest in the Summer _months, and theloss of vitalityt, ongh the pores by. oxcessive perspiration is.so great, that a wholésomé tonic, combining also the propertics of a diffusive stimulant and gentle exhilerant, is in many cases necessary to health, and under no circumstances should be dispensed with by thesickly and debilitated. Of all the preparations intended thus to refresh, sustain, and fortify the human frame, there is none that will compare with Hostetter’s Celebrated Stomach Bitters, They have been weighed in the balance of experience and not found wanting; have been recom. mended fromthe first as a great medicinal Specific, not as a beverage, and in spite of interested opposition from innumerable quarters, stand, after a twenty years trial, at the head of all proprietary medicines intended for the prevention and cure of all ordinary complaints of the stomach, the liver, the bowels, and the nerves. In the unhealthy districts bordering the great rivers of California, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters may be classed as the standard one for every species of intermittent or remittent fever. The people who inhabit those districts. place the most implicit confidence in the preparation—a confidence that is increased every year by the results of its opeation. As bitters, so called, of the most perni, cious character, are springing up like fungi on every side, the pubiic is hereby torewarned against the -shop frauds. Ask for Hostetter’s Bitters, see that the label, etc., are correct, and remémber that the genuine article is never sold in bulk, but in botties only. ; PAIN KILLER. PERRY DAVIS & SON, PROVIDENCE, R. I., PROPRIETORS. 1840. & 1871. The ‘‘ Parn KInLER” may justly be styled the great medicine of the world, for there is no region of the globe into which it has not found its way, and been largely used and. hignly prized. Moreover, there is no clime to which it has not proved to be well adapted for the cure of a considerable variety of diseases; it isa speedy and safe remedy for burns, scalds, cuts, bruises, wounds, and various other injuries, as well as for dysentery, diarrhea, and bowel complaints generally, it is admirably suited for every rave of ien on the face of the globe. It is a very significant tact, that notwithing'tue long period of ycars that tha “Pain Killer” has been befere the world, it has never lost one wiit of its popularity, but, on the contrary, the call for it has steadily increased: trun ite first discovery‘ and at no preyious time has the dgmand tor it been so great, or the quantity made been 80 lurge, as to-day. Another significant tact is, that nowhere has the Pain Killer ever been in higher reute, or been more generally used by famiies and individuals, than it has been here at home, waere it was first discovered and tinue to be, what we have styled it, THE GREAT MEDICINE OF THB WORLD, there can ut be the suaiow of a doubt.—. Providence Advertiser. » Lavra says to Emma, ‘‘what has so improved your co-nplexion lately ?”’ **Well, Emma, I will tell you: I have taken nearly two bottles of Dr. Levings’ Sarsaparilla and Rose Willow, and it has removed that yellow mothy appearance from my face and neck. Ob! it nsed to be so ingtome!’? — fair indication of public sentiment. {BOT TH PLATE NEED NOT i introduced, ‘hat the Pain Killer will con-'. Lo 1 AM HAPPY TOINFORM the citizens of Nevada County, who are interested in the use of Dental Substitutes ; that Iam now putting in a SUPERIOR STYLE OF PLATES THAT WILL NOT ROCK, FALL DOWN IN CON. VERSATION, OR BECOME LOOSE IN MASTICATION. ‘ I attach the Patent Flexible Edge to Plates adapting the same to the ka, FLATTEST MOUTHS, heretofore considered hopeless cases, and guarantee that the person can not pall the Plate away. I will here state, by way of explanation, that there is no air chamber in my new style plate,consequently no continuous irritation, while the edge of the plate being soft and elastic, it conforms to the movement of. the muscles of the mouth in talking, and during mastication, 87a desideratum never before att tained t_eq Whilst prepared to prove all of the above facts, I ani also prepared to save the natural — by careful fillmg with the best materials, And using the Latest Improved Instruments ! In Extracting, I generally use an Anaesthetic, myself choosing the one suited to nature of case, health and temperament of patient, etc, Terms Cash, and large enough to secure my best etiorts. »’ DR. R. W. STERLING, No. 49 Main Street, GRASS VALLEY. Grass Valley, June 19th, 1871, . 6 NEW DEPARTURE, — Q* AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY 17th, —AND FOR— : CHAS. FERRAND Will take the best Card Photographs, at the old stand, Pine Street, for the paltry sum of TWO DOLLARS _PER DOZEN.. SATISFACTION GUAR: ANTEED, AND NO HUMBUG : Nevada. July 14th, 1871. Elegant Shapes, 175 pieces, $25. FRENCH CHINA, ; 153 pieces, $45. CUT GLASS SET, 55 pleces, $30. IVORY HANDLED CUTLERY SET 27 pieces, $15.

SILVER PLATED SERVICE. 1 Best Castor, 1 Dozen each Tea and Table Spoons, 1 Dozen medium Forks, THE COMPLETE OUTFIT, With Pearl White, $90 With French China, $110 ; 44 pes $21 50. GUARANTEED FIRST CLASS GOODS, and PACKED FREE OF CHARGE. HAVILAND, HOOPER & CO., 835 PINE STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. San Francisco, June 28th. Connecticut Mutual LIFE INSURANCE COMPANYHARTFORD, CONN. Dr2=» FOR 1871, Four and Quarter Millions ! Assets about $32,000,000. Surplus about $9,000,900. TOTAL CLAIMS BY DEATH PAID TO DATE, over $11, 000,000 TOTAL SURPLUS PREMIUMS RETURN. ED TO ASSURED, TQ DATE, ABOUT $11, 000, 000. EXPENSE 0F MANAGEMENT During last officially reported. year, 1870, Wer than in any other American Company, ONLY 8.33 per cent of Income ! G. P. SPARES, Agent Nevada City. Notice to Creditors. N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF { arate nderaigned prorat here! ven the unde . 6 waren the. ietate of Peter 8. Johnson, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims aguinst said deceased, to exju hibit the same with the ne vouchers within four months after the publication of this notice to. the und , at the office THIRTY-ONE DAYS, . f Geiss. ‘ DESSERT, BREAKFAST, SETS. SETS. SETS. PEARL WHITE, ob EHR 2. } i ; HEAVYJAND SHELF HARDWARE ! --AT THE— “OLD STAND, "GH & Opposite the Union Hotel and the Express Offices, —— IRON AND STEEL, ROPE, all sizes, NAILS AND.SHOVELS, STOVES AND TINWARE HYDRAULIC PIPE, Black and Galvanized. —_ __ AGENES FOR A. S. HALLIDIE & COS. ‘WIRE ROPE. At the Manufacturers Prices GIANT, CALIFORNIA, —aNnD— EASTERN POWDER & FUSE. Wooden, Willow, Crockery, and Glass) Ware. AGENT FOR THE “WED” SEWING MACHINE! THE BEST MADE ! Always in Store, SPOOL COT. TON, SILK AND NEEDLES for the various Machines in use. ° RUBBER HOSE, PACKING, AND BELTINGS. Call and examine STOCK AND PRICES before purchasing for you can save money every time. No trouble to show Goods and give prices ‘though “‘nary cent’’ changes hand. Gas and Water Pipe! OF ALL KINDS: ana fittings always on hand—and_ "connections made with the City Water Werks, W. H. CRAWFORD, _ Nos. 27 & 29 Main Street. ' Nevada, May 2b, 197%. LOW [PRICES ! .QUICK SALES ! aE: UNDERSIGNED having this day formed a co-partnership under.the firm name of HANSON & GREGORY. WILL CONTINUE THE GENERAL GROCERY, PROVISION, WOODEN, WILLOW GLASS, AND CROCKERY WARE, LIQUOR BUSINESS, . AT THE OLD STAND All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within a reasonable distance of Nevada, _FREE OF CHARGE; 4 HANSON & GREGORY, Nevada, April 1st, 1871. ‘THOS. FINDLEY & €0., BANKERS, UBRCHASE GOLD DUST, MAKE AD. vances on Gold Dust, for Assay or Coinuye at U.S. Mint. . Draw ;Checks om San Francisco, Sacramento, Virginia City, ; Treasure City. THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE FOR SALE ON NEW YORE, ST. PETERSBURG, LONDON, DUBLIN, ‘AMSTERDAM, HAMBURG, BREMEN, PARIS. m12 DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS! A De BEST PLACE TO BUY DRY GOODS IN THE COUNTY —I8 AT— H. LEVY’S, No. 30 Commercial Street, WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST . ASSORTMENT OF Ladies’ Fancy Dress Goods, Hats and Millinery Goods, Carpets, Wall Paper, Window Shade, dc. And a general variety of articles kept in e first-class Dry Goods Store, WIGL BE SOLD Cheaper Than The Cheapest ! a_ Remember the place, No. 30 Commercial Street, at the old stand of Sam. Novitsky. 48 DR. LEVING’S SARSAPARILLA AND ROSE WILLOW. ee O the Bone, the blood furnishes the elements of bone with unerring accuracy; to Muscle, the same blood furnishes the elements of muscle; to Nerve the elements of nerve;to Skin, the elements of skin; and Vessels, the elements of vessels—and yet, while each of these differ somewhat in composition from the other, the constituent elements of thé blood, by which they are everywhere furnished, are evérywhere the same; consequently the object in all cases is to purify those constituents,and render this Fluid of Life as pure as possible, and for this purpose Dr, loving introduces to the public his Sarsaparilla and Rose Willow. It makes the skin smooth and clear. it; everybody uses it who wishes to be healthy and good leoking. It can be had at all well established Druggists throughout ‘. the Btate. THE BRIDAL CHAMBER. J SSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on great 80CIAL EVILS AND pean which ~ terfere with Marriage—with sure’ means relief for the Erring and Unfortunate, diseased and debilitated. Sent free, in sealed envelopes, :-— HOWARD ASSOCIAAddress . TION, No. 28. Ninth Street, Philadetphia, S Pennsylvania. Attorney and Counselor at Law, Or" ‘AT THE OOURTHOUSE. Nevada, May 2th, GOLD COIN PREMIUMS ! Wwrrzs ARDED TO THE SEASON TICKET HOLDERS-on the 4th day of September, 1871. The Cosmo; Benevolent et} , of California, an na their Sooo" Grand Fair at the Broad Street Theatre, Nevada City, Cal., in aid of the following charitable purposes : Ist, Public Schools of Nevada County ; 2d, Public Library of Nevada City ; 3d, Orphan Asylum, Nevada County ; 4th, Fire Department, Nevada City. 100, 000 Season Tickets of Admission will be Sold at $2 50each. All the Premiums will be deposited in the BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY.PREMIUMS, 1 Premium, Gold Coin.......$25,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin....... 15,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin. ......0. 10,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin....... 5,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin..... seeee $,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin......0. 3,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin.... saeieintee 3,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin, ....... 2,490 1 Premium, Gold Coin....... 2,000 15 Preminms, Gold Coin, $1,000 each 15,000 5 Premiums, Gold Coin, $500 each. 2,500 8 Premiums, Gold Coin, $300 each. 2,400 25 Premiums, Gold Coin, $250 éich— 6,250 100 Premiums, Gold Coin; $100 each. 10,000 100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $50 each. 5,000 200 Premiums, Gold Coin, $30 each. 6,000 500 Premiums, Gold Coin, $25 each. -12,500 1,043 Premiums, Gold Coin, $20 each 20,860 2,005. Premiums am’t to $150, 000 Business Man: ; aw, Pann Mamas oe: J. CORWELL LEE, By Special permidsion we refer to the following well known citizens : deka H. Dickson, Sheriff Nevada County; a We urney ; 1 7 aoe A. Lancaster; National ‘Exchange otel; : M. 8. Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript; a. v. Schmittburg, Postmaster; Julius Greenwald, County Treasurer; Geo. B. Newell, ex-County Supervisor; _ Thos. J. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette; P. Banner, Merchant; i R. B. Gentry, late Sheriff Nevada County; D. E. Bell, Deputy Postmaster; : Ira A. Eaton, Union Hotel; G. G. Allen, Nevada ¥o Judge T. H. Rolfe; Geo. K. Phillips, Merchant; A. Goldsmith, Merchant; bab R. Coe, Chief Engineer Fire Department; C. T. Canfield, ex-Chief Engineer Fire De. partment; ’ : A. Sandford, Merchant; Bliven & Potter, Merchants; Lester & Mulloy, Merchants; L. Nihell, City Marshal; . Say ji Good responsible agents wanted, Liberal commissions allo Money should be sent by Express, or by Draft on any solvent Bank. Address al] communications te Cc, B. SOCIETY,pl Nevada City, Cal. + . SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING ! —— GREAT BARGAINS ! ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO., Cee OF PINE and COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY, have just received a Splendid Stock of SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS, CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c. Which they offer to the public ay low as such Goods can be obtained in this State. SOMETHING NEW! A PRIZE FOR ALL . THE GREAT EXPECTATION PA; PER COLLAR! Each box contains a valuable prize with excellent collars thrown in. Gentlemen's Fine Shirts, Under Clothing, Miner’s Goods, &7 Of all kinds and varieties. “Wi ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO., . GUARANTEE SATISFACTION to ab customers who call on them, and propose to give the ; LATEST, FINEST & BEST GOODS —AT THE— VERY LOWEST PRICES! &2” Before buying elsewhere, those in want of anything in the Clothing Line wiii find it greatly to their adventage ta GIVE US A CALL. ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. Corner of Broad & Pine Streete. Nevada, May 26th, ny. EIGHTH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION! —OFr THE— MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE. ILL OPEN TUESDAY, AUGUST 6b; 1871, and continue FOUR WEEKS, DAY AND EVENING, in the PAVILION, in Union Square, SAN FRANCISCO. he Exhibition Building covery an area-o* 10,000 superticial feet, tein the wer, Water ani ‘or th Sequtaimnies and comfort of visitors. A for space must be made before inust be in on by the eenth day of July next, and articics the time of Blank Applications. : Preimi ulations, um i eee pris ics’ Institute, San Francisto, to whose articles intended for exhibition may be ant. m3 A. 8. HALLIDIE, Pregigves