June 12, 1867 (4 pages)

Maan eed te ae suede sit anp geting eae CURA enaeRea Sip — xa a nhs AN Ea Lm AE Rt Ra An RG sim Be : ee N, of North San J NP. BROWN, of Nevada, : F. BRAN. of Nevada. For ms of Nevada. ‘Zz cope of North San Juan. For Coroner, “«RRoeBxpervisos ted Datriet-GRO. B. NEWELL. oie iF “yal; 70 by 80 feet, which is soon ta: be _ enlarged to twice its present capacity. — . “Spliblter is’s large cylinder with teeth, runee ne ee , nats tea W. 0 GROVES, of Nevads. a Tenner NOMINATION, wis Se Gamaieies Os deta dene Naw Factory —Tho Dutch Flat Hnquirer says: od be the man that in,jbleased. be the that makes steep easy a O81 mailhiga: H. R. Hilthat man, He has dug out of our in soil better material for beds Eo It.is. next to, if not fully equal to 1 hair for comfortable, useful and beds, On Little Bear river, a ‘from Dutch Fiat, a factory has been Twetitytwo men are now employed. The material manufactured ‘is the soap-root we forget its botanical name,) which grows unlimited quantities in all this region. dnd a,elhons 1008 enveloped in a very tough and supple fibre, resembling some‘what the husk of the cocoa-nnt in color and: ‘appearance, but nearly as tough as slebone. . The roots are dug chiefly by , Ghinamen, bound in bundles of about » ‘dhumdred pounds each, and brought on “poles to the factory. As they can make @ dollar and half or two dollars a day «they. have lately rushed in with larger ‘quantities than the t capacity of the mill demands, the market is glutted, and sales have stopped for the present. The first work is to put the roots through a Qplleker, which is ran by horse power. The in a concave also filled with, ‘teeth, ar toa common threshing machine. the fibres into hair eight or long, which is placed in a large ner, till it becomes very flexible ‘is fre all gummy or glutinous matter. It is thém dried. on flats in the ean, put through another finer picker by a Chinaman ; ; then taken and into.ropes.as at a common rope , then steamed again which sets the ‘etek ° The ropes are then bound in. bales a ready for market. The natural is brown, but if colored black, as ie a easily be, it will take an expert to tell rt the best curled hair. But the Hair Company have, algo in town ‘mattress factory which is supplying this ‘An agency has been established in Sacramento and San Fran<@@igeo; whee the new material can ‘be bolight af 16 cents a pound, Several tons ‘Wiae"been ‘sent to New York, and the -» agents. there are clamorous for a hundred tons to beshipped forthwith. The present es the factory is limited to about “_ pounds a day, but the proprietore will be compelled to enlarge just as m, erers learn the value of the nd they will be obliged to fur. _-pigh.it the moment the public generally Emel re! of the Eureka hair ‘eity for subscribers. pany is now busily engaged in tearing up un is now available in the market of the . poner remy this “volume has been a at_ = tended withytitich cate and difficulty, and it is to be hoped~that enough of beauty ous public.” There is much of real poetic beauty in the volume; and such a collec. tion would be creditable to an older State than California. Many of the selections known’to this coast have . pow Laks Itzms.—We obtain the lowing items of interest from the Meadow Lake Sun: THE: Exceision ComPpany.—This comthe old works of their mill and remodeling them. Mr. Mitchell, the Superintendent, is doing all in his power to render the amalgamating department thoroughly effective. They arenow getting out some very fine rock, in much of which free gold may be seen with the naked eye. Repucine SutpHurets.—Jake Ford, of the Snow-shoe Express, and Ed. Richardson, formerly an engineer at the Ex-. celsior mill, are preparing to erect a furnace for reducing sulphurets found in the mines of this. district. Goop.—Two dollars and twenty cents was obtained from one anda half pounds of scrapings from the bottom of the Golden Eagle Company’s shaft. Hiex Warer.—The Yuba river is now very high. Horses are obliged to switg part of the way across it in Fordyce Valley. Sleighs cannot cross at present. Tux. charter election takes place at Meadow Lake to-day. TE Masons of Meadow Lake will give @ grand. ball on the 24th,8t. John’s Day. No Cause oF CoMPLAINT.—Democrats are attempting to create dissatisfaction with the Union County Convention, because Grass Valley has not. more. candidates on the ticket. That township has the Collector, thie best county office, and besides, a Senator ani Assemblyman.— This is a very fair represention and will at least satisfy the loyal men of that locality.io ’ Tue Seconp District ConvENTION.— The Convention ‘of the Second Congressional District, was called to meet at Sacramento yesterday at 2 o’clock. The understanding. was that the Convention should meet at 4 o'clock, and it was probably changed to advance the schemes of some politicians, Dispatches were sent in every direction, notifying delegates of the change, and advising them to hasten in. NoMINATION FoR CoNnGREss.~-T. G. Phelps has been nominated for Congress in the. First District. Wilcox, who professed to be the. Workingman’s candidate, having sold out his friends in the Convention, Phelps is interested in extensive railroad operations in the ‘Beuthern part of the State. NQ THE Union wis The Judiciary Committee of Congress have not investigated Johnson's alleged complicity with the assassination of Lincoln, not deeming the impeachment resolutions authority for such action, Butler and Ashley announce their determination to press the impeach. . ™ ment matter upon the attention of Congress at its next session, when majority aud minority resolutions will be presented, ConsonipaTioN —-A proposition to consolidate the city government of Marysville with the coanty @overnment of Yu» . ba, ge hede aba! horse cars, has been . Coare -Catayonntsopangee ar saling in Car and merit may be found in its mantel. commend it to the acceptance of. a gener. . are descriptive of California scenery and . ? . possess on this account a new charm.-€ Osborn Glenbrook J-I Smiti > My Patton Columb > ; oO Moore. do M ue "fo. g Carson.c.J Tepler Alleghany CA Wit cae do W BCharchill Sn T GW Wilson. .do. J Waters Relief Hill G Toole Sacramento H H Sweet Gold Fi JF do P Diver Fosters Bar W Hetil * do C Barker Nevada C bot Watham &sdoJ Wolkmando G D Dornin. San Jua R L Thomas do ES Pratt do J Simmons do W Joice ~ . do o Andrews do § Anderson Sweetla J L Johnson do EH Young Austin D. Bentley do ‘Mrs Powers Red Do J Nelson “do A Ausley Nevada . W Boyd Gold Flat J Burns do J Rabb Washington C.F Mulloy do J McKenzie Smithv G Smniley do JA Calbeck Greg m BN Chamberlindo P Kevlin Rush Cree A Overby Marysville T Williams Brush ¢ J Nelson Plum Vall G W Walton Campt J Heal Blue Tent C ton d Downievi Virginia R P Barnett Cana h ss TS RACES! RACES !! RACES!!! Ho! For the GLOMIOUS FOURTH! THREE DAYS. RACES OVER GLENBROOK PARK, ‘JULY Srd, 4th and Sth, 1867. First Day--July 3rd. PURSE @50.—Mileand repeat, ranning; with an entrance of $20 added to the purse. antes SAME DAY—SECOND. RACE. PURSE $25.—Mile hea rottin for horses on have never Bos pem hice and a half; with $20 added to purse, PE cay Day---July 4th, Hardle race, mile-heate, with are ne bantioa ree and a eed feet high; with an entrance of $25 added to the purse. SAME DAY—SECOND RACE. PURSE oo race, e heats, mae Phy re mile veg i Eaees Sages 8 ‘s mare Smith's anne. A na de “John,” with an entrance of $25 added to oe purse. Third Day~-3 uly Sth. \ PURSE $25.—Half mile running; withtrance of ee added te tothe pases’ ere SAME DAY—SECOND RACE. PURSE $20.—For a quarter of a mil mning; with an entrance of $40 added to the purse. After which ther there will be a GRAND TOURNAMENT, For the LADIES, in which ace tepals tan harness, minutes oth ‘rom Mission Street Wharf, at te nO _s ‘the B chip Sp Newede, soos R NEW YORK. et ou. the I ten 100 pounds of Mike babe ite leaseared that there te sickness of any kind on the Nicaragua Transit! M op stiendance Free, Se amet wit ead aa . S acess forth Information, apply to 1 W. RAYRett im aston” . Bs OTICE : TO SAB hana Pench Lets, Sane ae q ROE Ry of thé ues ; June 16th,” a. son at $9 per hundred) 6). 6 oe in the . Bip ceaane tapk ee ae "Heconmack etna tiene. x a WHEN You Go TO ler SAN PRAN OHS CO Do not fail te get one of LAMOTT’S NEW STYLE OF HATS}. LAMOTT . i Is: THE HATTEE.OF THE DAY! THE ONLY PLACE IN THE STATE TO BE CERTAIN OF GETTING THE NEW <STYLE THE \ LARGEST ASSORTMENT THIS COAST IS TO BE FOUND THERE . FOR _Mien or Boys. 7" SEND IN. YOUR ORDEES TO Lamott, 227 Montgomery Street. San Francisco, Jan. 90th. Speed Increased and Fare Reduced ! The attention of the public is invited to the complete stock of DRY COODS Now Feady for inspection at G. C, HALL'S, 189 J street. All Gooas received from New York direct, thus saving to the patrons one profit. pl cular attention given to the Wholesale "Secken can buy as low as as ge housein the State, and save t time and G. C, watt. 189 J Street, neag Seventh, SACRAMENTO, May 2th UNITED STATES ificent prizes distribu mong for thelr grace and ell in riding, aod ther sil INTERNAL L REVENUE horse, Fast us FIFTH DIVIsi ourth Assessment ring will pot hh cya wb) Dvietres, eee te 8 Hern Coane ne. ridin ‘nd the ma ment of the assessmen algae te nat Ss) ne ee ollare in Coin. Hone and sneer sthet Anansl Tax for the . "One lage np Alco saad Peg 1886-7, under the “Act to provide internal “oe jupport 4th One Ne splendid Medallion the interest on the Public Debt,” approved Tine apkin Rings Tenieeee® = ae and oie _ he ate Entries for the first da "s race must be made on ore 8, 1, ing taken by 3 Ly 1006, on tine seaie ans ; ist day ot daly, Trotted sceurdtag to amet Assis sat Lecsener efenid Baticnse Wort rile— Trotting. Ba races Fag and tr . R se et beg Collection District, will remain open for the ex mens * . amination of all persons interested for the epace . in réis dbeve: enniaeraied will of Ten days from the date hereof, at the office of ye depo ten tha Meinaen, Dapert the Assistant Assessor, at Nevada City, between FP erpetes fee of ton percent. willbe char the houre of 9 4. 2. and <x. and immediately : charged . ster the expitation said Ten ag ame. AS. H. — Bae receive ond Sthoruinn all ap ccc . er* . roneous or excessive or assessments OPPOSITION 3 TO NEW YORE All appeals to the Asseseor as resaid, are aired to be made in writing, ant treaties EVERY TWENTY DAYS! throngh the Assistant Assessor specifying ine Carrying the United States Mail, cause, matter or x Vik 34.0.4 BAG UA . . oad or prtaciote ot-teteaiee ane nase Up The North American S. S. Co, . Pisined of. Nate fetter ates no will be allowed prt dispatch the" favorte steam rly eagle Bh ytd MOSES TAYLOR. conte the soepemaeen) hee been transmitted JAMES ee nk Commander. THOMAS J. BLAKENEY, Asseesor, TUESDAY, JUNE —. Deg) Nevada City, June 6th, 1867. bi NEVADA & MOORE'S FLAT EUREKA. mu Ki senna, SPAROEAR Cs, . . 4 BOCs 3 ALMOST building iia ote aus Vers __.A. mew Giscovery in Medicine’ whic, N. Ford, STRIKES AT ii me BROT -OFP DISKAsp Seni to Cl vist, On Lire ELEMENT—IRON, nite a ma This is the secret of the wonderful suceeas of contact wi this remedy in curing it on fire. was soon : Pas diately dis mi i Dyspepsia, Liver Co bib Dropuy, para y tinguished _ Chronic: Diarrhoea,’ Boils, Nerpie alone afte: vous Affections, Chills. and cared ta € was left hi Fevers, Humors, Loss of The house a 4 ted ‘in a tl Constitutional Vigor and bat '% : a large fire é son of the Kidneys and INSANE. Bi ider, friends res was. brou; lower part Female Complaints, Wen en He is at tk Antdth Diidiidd seiblenleng tre. Nad. ease: torn his > of the Blood, or accompanied by Desuirr parts of hi OF A LOW STATE OF THE SYSTEM. : has for so Being free from Alcohol in any form, its ener driving, an Feacthon, batare perthoal: alae comannae — Mery and ubw. urs ie a paris of the system, J some $1,4( and building up ustitution, expected f less his co1 he will be ivieiajidbe and Debility. CHINES! From the Venerable Asthdileen SCOTT, DD; HF day night Dungan, Canada East, March 24, 1966, You Bet. ii * * — “fam an inveterate Dyspepy tic of more than % years’ —— ly wounde tally bewelltzed fu thé thiss there treme darag YO? Weyl which { have’ ney ae Le hewn Gyre, thatian H% one of wh: who have known mevare astonished att a club and oubees that which has anes 80 ‘auch for me." pistol at hi at ‘his as _ through tl A case of 27 yeas standing cured, The shooti Judge Met From INSLEY JEWETT, No. 15 Avon Plast, i a ‘ eo wai a. have ee eee semnitinnes severely, for GRAND the Peruvian vian Syrup, and found immediate of racing san eckionie relieved +g ‘puffer ea Demag have enjoyed uninterrupted health ever There will Tue Un One of the most Distingelshed Jue sembly in gent for Se rists in New England writesto F a friend, as follows: ious meeti oi very large ‘ nawe teled the PRY YLAAbNeaee and the Of persons Suav aanofime? ituecd iio'ny ayagm ser UHM iihiNiet se wien zone wine be ge ger, r, and wii y for labor, Ha mental cal, than ot ont time Grane Y.—A last five years,” Pleasant 1 —_ ~@ not hart tl An eminent ivine Boston, says: ‘he extent D of " which wel] “I have been using the PERUVIAN sYRUphe COUNt of it some time past ; mae ives me new vigor, buoy dies and u cy of spirite, E ty of Muscle.” turtied out : —— & most s Thousands have been changed by the w pe gr P of this remedy ; from weak, sickly, f° E beaten. ing creatures, to strong, healthy, and happy Parviz men and women : and invalids cannot re & get a pri sonably hesitate to give it a trial. races for tl of A pamphis t of 82 pages, containing contents the privile, phn sot Goelorai phy others, This is che will be sent PREZ to any hanna, indulges ix . i . stor is that each bottle has PERUV im to be willii SYRUP biown in the “eben i ley Ost who have FOR SALE BY ted to driv J. P. DINSMORE, Proprietor, No. 36 Dey V. Unions: New York, P A neron : ; ton that M ARD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. — United Bia Mo Re AMER SERRE: Store, and . Rae) aS Rs x Maat a ;

Maan eed te ae suede sit anp geting eae CURA enaeRea Sip — xa a nhs AN Ea Lm AE Rt Ra An RG sim Be : ee N, of North San J NP. BROWN, of Nevada, : F. BRAN. of Nevada. For ms of Nevada. ‘Zz cope of North San Juan. For Coroner, “«RRoeBxpervisos ted Datriet-GRO. B. NEWELL. oie iF “yal; 70 by 80 feet, which is soon ta: be _ enlarged to twice its present capacity. — . “Spliblter is’s large cylinder with teeth, runee ne ee , nats tea W. 0 GROVES, of Nevads. a Tenner NOMINATION, wis Se Gamaieies Os deta dene Naw Factory —Tho Dutch Flat Hnquirer says: od be the man that in,jbleased. be the that makes steep easy a O81 mailhiga: H. R. Hilthat man, He has dug out of our in soil better material for beds Eo It.is. next to, if not fully equal to 1 hair for comfortable, useful and beds, On Little Bear river, a ‘from Dutch Fiat, a factory has been Twetitytwo men are now employed. The material manufactured ‘is the soap-root we forget its botanical name,) which grows unlimited quantities in all this region. dnd a,elhons 1008 enveloped in a very tough and supple fibre, resembling some‘what the husk of the cocoa-nnt in color and: ‘appearance, but nearly as tough as slebone. . The roots are dug chiefly by , Ghinamen, bound in bundles of about » ‘dhumdred pounds each, and brought on “poles to the factory. As they can make @ dollar and half or two dollars a day «they. have lately rushed in with larger ‘quantities than the t capacity of the mill demands, the market is glutted, and sales have stopped for the present. The first work is to put the roots through a Qplleker, which is ran by horse power. The in a concave also filled with, ‘teeth, ar toa common threshing machine. the fibres into hair eight or long, which is placed in a large ner, till it becomes very flexible ‘is fre all gummy or glutinous matter. It is thém dried. on flats in the ean, put through another finer picker by a Chinaman ; ; then taken and into.ropes.as at a common rope , then steamed again which sets the ‘etek ° The ropes are then bound in. bales a ready for market. The natural is brown, but if colored black, as ie a easily be, it will take an expert to tell rt the best curled hair. But the Hair Company have, algo in town ‘mattress factory which is supplying this ‘An agency has been established in Sacramento and San Fran<@@igeo; whee the new material can ‘be bolight af 16 cents a pound, Several tons ‘Wiae"been ‘sent to New York, and the -» agents. there are clamorous for a hundred tons to beshipped forthwith. The present es the factory is limited to about “_ pounds a day, but the proprietore will be compelled to enlarge just as m, erers learn the value of the nd they will be obliged to fur. _-pigh.it the moment the public generally Emel re! of the Eureka hair ‘eity for subscribers. pany is now busily engaged in tearing up un is now available in the market of the . poner remy this “volume has been a at_ = tended withytitich cate and difficulty, and it is to be hoped~that enough of beauty ous public.” There is much of real poetic beauty in the volume; and such a collec. tion would be creditable to an older State than California. Many of the selections known’to this coast have . pow Laks Itzms.—We obtain the lowing items of interest from the Meadow Lake Sun: THE: Exceision ComPpany.—This comthe old works of their mill and remodeling them. Mr. Mitchell, the Superintendent, is doing all in his power to render the amalgamating department thoroughly effective. They arenow getting out some very fine rock, in much of which free gold may be seen with the naked eye. Repucine SutpHurets.—Jake Ford, of the Snow-shoe Express, and Ed. Richardson, formerly an engineer at the Ex-. celsior mill, are preparing to erect a furnace for reducing sulphurets found in the mines of this. district. Goop.—Two dollars and twenty cents was obtained from one anda half pounds of scrapings from the bottom of the Golden Eagle Company’s shaft. Hiex Warer.—The Yuba river is now very high. Horses are obliged to switg part of the way across it in Fordyce Valley. Sleighs cannot cross at present. Tux. charter election takes place at Meadow Lake to-day. TE Masons of Meadow Lake will give @ grand. ball on the 24th,8t. John’s Day. No Cause oF CoMPLAINT.—Democrats are attempting to create dissatisfaction with the Union County Convention, because Grass Valley has not. more. candidates on the ticket. That township has the Collector, thie best county office, and besides, a Senator ani Assemblyman.— This is a very fair represention and will at least satisfy the loyal men of that locality.io ’ Tue Seconp District ConvENTION.— The Convention ‘of the Second Congressional District, was called to meet at Sacramento yesterday at 2 o’clock. The understanding. was that the Convention should meet at 4 o'clock, and it was probably changed to advance the schemes of some politicians, Dispatches were sent in every direction, notifying delegates of the change, and advising them to hasten in. NoMINATION FoR CoNnGREss.~-T. G. Phelps has been nominated for Congress in the. First District. Wilcox, who professed to be the. Workingman’s candidate, having sold out his friends in the Convention, Phelps is interested in extensive railroad operations in the ‘Beuthern part of the State. NQ THE Union wis The Judiciary Committee of Congress have not investigated Johnson's alleged complicity with the assassination of Lincoln, not deeming the impeachment resolutions authority for such action, Butler and Ashley announce their determination to press the impeach. . ™ ment matter upon the attention of Congress at its next session, when majority aud minority resolutions will be presented, ConsonipaTioN —-A proposition to consolidate the city government of Marysville with the coanty @overnment of Yu» . ba, ge hede aba! horse cars, has been . Coare -Catayonntsopangee ar saling in Car and merit may be found in its mantel. commend it to the acceptance of. a gener. . are descriptive of California scenery and . ? . possess on this account a new charm.-€ Osborn Glenbrook J-I Smiti > My Patton Columb > ; oO Moore. do M ue "fo. g Carson.c.J Tepler Alleghany CA Wit cae do W BCharchill Sn T GW Wilson. .do. J Waters Relief Hill G Toole Sacramento H H Sweet Gold Fi JF do P Diver Fosters Bar W Hetil * do C Barker Nevada C bot Watham &sdoJ Wolkmando G D Dornin. San Jua R L Thomas do ES Pratt do J Simmons do W Joice ~ . do o Andrews do § Anderson Sweetla J L Johnson do EH Young Austin D. Bentley do ‘Mrs Powers Red Do J Nelson “do A Ausley Nevada . W Boyd Gold Flat J Burns do J Rabb Washington C.F Mulloy do J McKenzie Smithv G Smniley do JA Calbeck Greg m BN Chamberlindo P Kevlin Rush Cree A Overby Marysville T Williams Brush ¢ J Nelson Plum Vall G W Walton Campt J Heal Blue Tent C ton d Downievi Virginia R P Barnett Cana h ss TS RACES! RACES !! RACES!!! Ho! For the GLOMIOUS FOURTH! THREE DAYS. RACES OVER GLENBROOK PARK, ‘JULY Srd, 4th and Sth, 1867. First Day--July 3rd. PURSE @50.—Mileand repeat, ranning; with an entrance of $20 added to the purse. antes SAME DAY—SECOND. RACE. PURSE $25.—Mile hea rottin for horses on have never Bos pem hice and a half; with $20 added to purse, PE cay Day---July 4th, Hardle race, mile-heate, with are ne bantioa ree and a eed feet high; with an entrance of $25 added to the purse. SAME DAY—SECOND RACE. PURSE oo race, e heats, mae Phy re mile veg i Eaees Sages 8 ‘s mare Smith's anne. A na de “John,” with an entrance of $25 added to oe purse.

Third Day~-3 uly Sth. \ PURSE $25.—Half mile running; withtrance of ee added te tothe pases’ ere SAME DAY—SECOND RACE. PURSE $20.—For a quarter of a mil mning; with an entrance of $40 added to the purse. After which ther there will be a GRAND TOURNAMENT, For the LADIES, in which ace tepals tan harness, minutes oth ‘rom Mission Street Wharf, at te nO _s ‘the B chip Sp Newede, soos R NEW YORK. et ou. the I ten 100 pounds of Mike babe ite leaseared that there te sickness of any kind on the Nicaragua Transit! M op stiendance Free, Se amet wit ead aa . S acess forth Information, apply to 1 W. RAYRett im aston” . Bs OTICE : TO SAB hana Pench Lets, Sane ae q ROE Ry of thé ues ; June 16th,” a. son at $9 per hundred) 6). 6 oe in the . Bip ceaane tapk ee ae "Heconmack etna tiene. x a WHEN You Go TO ler SAN PRAN OHS CO Do not fail te get one of LAMOTT’S NEW STYLE OF HATS}. LAMOTT . i Is: THE HATTEE.OF THE DAY! THE ONLY PLACE IN THE STATE TO BE CERTAIN OF GETTING THE NEW <STYLE THE \ LARGEST ASSORTMENT THIS COAST IS TO BE FOUND THERE . FOR _Mien or Boys. 7" SEND IN. YOUR ORDEES TO Lamott, 227 Montgomery Street. San Francisco, Jan. 90th. Speed Increased and Fare Reduced ! The attention of the public is invited to the complete stock of DRY COODS Now Feady for inspection at G. C, HALL'S, 189 J street. All Gooas received from New York direct, thus saving to the patrons one profit. pl cular attention given to the Wholesale "Secken can buy as low as as ge housein the State, and save t time and G. C, watt. 189 J Street, neag Seventh, SACRAMENTO, May 2th UNITED STATES ificent prizes distribu mong for thelr grace and ell in riding, aod ther sil INTERNAL L REVENUE horse, Fast us FIFTH DIVIsi ourth Assessment ring will pot hh cya wb) Dvietres, eee te 8 Hern Coane ne. ridin ‘nd the ma ment of the assessmen algae te nat Ss) ne ee ollare in Coin. Hone and sneer sthet Anansl Tax for the . "One lage np Alco saad Peg 1886-7, under the “Act to provide internal “oe jupport 4th One Ne splendid Medallion the interest on the Public Debt,” approved Tine apkin Rings Tenieeee® = ae and oie _ he ate Entries for the first da "s race must be made on ore 8, 1, ing taken by 3 Ly 1006, on tine seaie ans ; ist day ot daly, Trotted sceurdtag to amet Assis sat Lecsener efenid Baticnse Wort rile— Trotting. Ba races Fag and tr . R se et beg Collection District, will remain open for the ex mens * . amination of all persons interested for the epace . in réis dbeve: enniaeraied will of Ten days from the date hereof, at the office of ye depo ten tha Meinaen, Dapert the Assistant Assessor, at Nevada City, between FP erpetes fee of ton percent. willbe char the houre of 9 4. 2. and <x. and immediately : charged . ster the expitation said Ten ag ame. AS. H. — Bae receive ond Sthoruinn all ap ccc . er* . roneous or excessive or assessments OPPOSITION 3 TO NEW YORE All appeals to the Asseseor as resaid, are aired to be made in writing, ant treaties EVERY TWENTY DAYS! throngh the Assistant Assessor specifying ine Carrying the United States Mail, cause, matter or x Vik 34.0.4 BAG UA . . oad or prtaciote ot-teteaiee ane nase Up The North American S. S. Co, . Pisined of. Nate fetter ates no will be allowed prt dispatch the" favorte steam rly eagle Bh ytd MOSES TAYLOR. conte the soepemaeen) hee been transmitted JAMES ee nk Commander. THOMAS J. BLAKENEY, Asseesor, TUESDAY, JUNE —. Deg) Nevada City, June 6th, 1867. bi NEVADA & MOORE'S FLAT EUREKA. mu Ki senna, SPAROEAR Cs, . . 4 BOCs 3 ALMOST building iia ote aus Vers __.A. mew Giscovery in Medicine’ whic, N. Ford, STRIKES AT ii me BROT -OFP DISKAsp Seni to Cl vist, On Lire ELEMENT—IRON, nite a ma This is the secret of the wonderful suceeas of contact wi this remedy in curing it on fire. was soon : Pas diately dis mi i Dyspepsia, Liver Co bib Dropuy, para y tinguished _ Chronic: Diarrhoea,’ Boils, Nerpie alone afte: vous Affections, Chills. and cared ta € was left hi Fevers, Humors, Loss of The house a 4 ted ‘in a tl Constitutional Vigor and bat '% : a large fire é son of the Kidneys and INSANE. Bi ider, friends res was. brou; lower part Female Complaints, Wen en He is at tk Antdth Diidiidd seiblenleng tre. Nad. ease: torn his > of the Blood, or accompanied by Desuirr parts of hi OF A LOW STATE OF THE SYSTEM. : has for so Being free from Alcohol in any form, its ener driving, an Feacthon, batare perthoal: alae comannae — Mery and ubw. urs ie a paris of the system, J some $1,4( and building up ustitution, expected f less his co1 he will be ivieiajidbe and Debility. CHINES! From the Venerable Asthdileen SCOTT, DD; HF day night Dungan, Canada East, March 24, 1966, You Bet. ii * * — “fam an inveterate Dyspepy tic of more than % years’ —— ly wounde tally bewelltzed fu thé thiss there treme darag YO? 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