June 13, 1866 (4 pages)

ARE.) IONE, ie. &e, ough ot to ain tha 2 tit We City “stage line makes three trips a. week, antity have 2° and idteid' te get'out s. lurge quantity of _at Grass Valley is turnifg out “cords” of . on the Ie and Friday of éach week on’ the arrival of ‘plaints ofa great scarcity of tame fur haulting the Pourih «f July, have made arSep with ANuTHER putnvae. wr, ag that . . «Booth & Co. struck a very fine quartz dedge “g short distancrsabevetie town of Eurcks, . <. 3 few days since. The ledge is of good aze and conside Saecigu & ert: some of the rock taken out un Mouday. last. Persuns who baye seen_.it believe it to be equal to the celebrated “Jim Ledge.” The owners have commenced sinking ‘#’ shaft, rock immediately. It will not be long now before avveral mills: -will be erected in that . part of Eureka Township, where so many valuable leads have been found. . . THE NORTH STan.—A lot of rock from the North Star Ledge recently crushed at Palmer's mill, paid $1760 per'ton,. While the amalgam was being melted the retort burst scattering the contents about the mill, and some gold was lust, Itiié' fhoaght the: yield would have been at least $25 had it not been for. the accident. ‘ihe North Star is oae of the recent discoveries, and promises to become an excellent mie. This is the second crushing. Tae -Banyer Mine.—The Banner Company are taking out an immense lot of rock. They have a large surplus on hand at Stiles’ mill and commenced hauling to Pulmer’s yesterday. With five teama they can keep both mills going fur some time. Quite a large pile of réck has accumulated at the Banner mill “and as, soon ae) the improve‘mente now ae ttiade are completed the THe ecena' Mine.—The Eureka tine gold, At the last clean up, afier arun of . seven days, the company took out $15,000. The run before this gate them: $14,800.— The Eureka was formerly known as the Emperor's lead. It was purchased about . ‘one year since by Wim. Watt, Robert Watt, . and other geatiemen ‘of Grass Valley. A . few such runs as the Eureka is making now, ought to satisfy any rensonable man. Coprer Mints —The copper ‘mines in the lower part of this county are being worked to some extent and prospecting -is attended with good success. Ih the Last Chance claim, a vein of excellent ore has been found one hundred feet below the sur. fuee, Upon this drift has been run, and. fifty eacks of ore of a high per cent. has been taken out for shipment. The water in the shaft. jw high and no work can be-done Wer level until machinery of greater po n that now upoo the ground is pee “This will be dene at wa early day. Tue Union Mist.—'The Union mine is yielding excellent rock in. large quantities. Besides keeping the mill in constant, operation “a ‘considéeruble quantity is being worked at the Sarath & Clay mill, This mine is paying well. THROUGH ON WHKeLs.—The Foad from this city to Meadow Lake is Buw open, and on Friday next passengers Will. be enabled fo pass through on. wheels, The. Summit carrying passengers, through’ in one day.— The stage leaves on Mondny, Wednesday the Celfax stage. “Scancrry UF ‘Leami.—We hear coming quartz2inthie. neiguborboud. Several Companies buve out large lute of rovk. tor crushing but cannot get it to the mills. a _ ‘Board or SUPcKVIK0ns.—The Couaty . Board of Supervisors will meet on Friday next for the purpose of appwinting officers and making other necessary arrangeménte for the registrativn of citizeps. under the sew law. } fig ei aie ft pe Feorsfoey the Gruss Vailey, community, not to be be‘ibd the American population ig celebrabod ieSTLING —The Cornivh portion ot. pas Set wrestling exhivition bane that day. ‘Prizes te the value over $400 will begiven to ie successful ‘vomipititors, ma asER ogee THE Hy eae r ia Pn aes oh met Se hn. A, Rey 4 D per Cent, or if added to Policies, over Bighty per cent. ci: ALL Policy: Maldues. allowed ts THAVEL anywhere on the Globe without extra charge, creamery POLIGY: HOLDERS ALLOWED TO RESIDE ANYWHERE ON THE GLOBE, EX@EPT BETWEEN THE TROPICS, WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. —— MINERS, ENGINEERS, etc. This Company insures against Accidents from Traveling. DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY. J. A. EATON & CO. Managers of the Pacific Branch, 302 itt 8t. N. E. Cor: Pine St. SAN FRANCI6CO. Ne vada couaty. my22-3m _ TREMENDOUS DECLINE DRY Coops} —OFr— A. COLDSMITH. . , Corner — 5 Fine siconta, Nevada city. octet As he i ‘selling mow the Choicest brands of Bleached Muslins, such as ‘Whiterock, Lonesdale & Forresdale, At 32 1-2 cents per yard. 10-4 k_Shecting, the hes, at 90 cts ee Kinid of Prints, st 17 1-2 ete. per yard, French and English Prints, the best, at 30 cts. per yard. — French Lawns and Ginghams, at 25 cts. per yard. wad eVerything in the Mme of Dry Meade is proportion. In apy oll having Sy arrangetherefore ~ ANDIVERAARY BAiz. A Grand Bat Ball will be given by. MRS. M, BLUM, t Temperance Hall, nay LOE. rye 4th. nds tidal uti Mis . POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE , N@ EXTRA CHARGE FOR Important News vette , Ladies, Rally to the Dry Goods Store . _ PAweied $F 5 feateadh S Teanga . . THEIR “STORE ‘Kooms* IN THE . in ‘KIDD « KNOX BLOCK, 4 1,000 TONS esis MERCHANDISE! Of every description to be found in the line of Heavy & Shelf Hardware, Mining & Mechanics’: Tools, Groceries & Provistaria, Flour & Feed, 4 Varnish, . Wooden, Willow, Turpentine, Glass & Crockery Paints “100! ‘Tone Iron and Steel, all ‘sizes, “600 Kegs Eastern Powder. oe 2500 Feet Fuse, ae 150 Flasks Quicksilver. “ 2000 Feet Rubber and Leattier Belting and Hose, sy 1000 Yards Duck—assorted numbers. 1000 Gallous Kerosene. 500 Gallons Lard, Neate’ Foot and Paiut Oils. : 1 42000 Pounds Nevada Cured Bacon. 4000 Pounds Sugars, ali kinds, ey 60 Cheste ’ Tous, Black, Jupan and Young Hysvn. 500 Boxes Candles. 500 Gallons Stone Jugs and Jars. ‘Liavors, : CASE GOODS, Etec. Etc. Which we offer to the Trade at Prices and upon Terms defying Compe. tition. can, and do “Buy and Sell” lower than any other. Ca and examine our Stock and Prices before purchating. “OUR MOTTO,” Small Profits and Heavy Sales, ARE DOLE AczuTA FoR ALMADEN QUICKSILVER. we . Silver Pa, in ame BOUGHT, S omemnmenemennnal _. aaeatione ,, . CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & 00 per ~ eam ALORs: 25 ie . saya from. experien 4 who ag . lis, in all ite . rooney those of any House in the souaty, and we. tr fast Of the Re: ne the nanaber of Schoot Distrits in . parents 2 > insti and every. employed ery. st crags y roy a ae its te er iaioh oT 8 County. Inatit a oure tent to ee the a eh peas low but & to attend every instrueture com ia the the. theory aad . itd aaa eal ony a u Serene ihe cochers! institute hea in tue county ; ana wh tute je held during ‘the time that Nanbiratiar eater im teach. ing. their pay. shail not be dimini y reason attendance oa said lustityute.’? . The exercises will, penene § Lectures and. EsDiscussions upon.the Thedry an Pikeses o ‘Teaching and Ect ae by. classes from the Nevada The State Superimtendent of Public [nstruction, Professor. Varitun and other teachers from San Franciscu will be present.Lectures will be delivered on Tuesday, Wed-. nesday and ‘Thureday evenings, and a re-union of teachers wiil take place on Friday night. Trustees end friends of the fubtic Sensole ate luvited to attend the Institute, Board of Examination, The County’ Board of Examination. will meet during the seasiun 01 che lnstitate. Certificates of the fret giade—valid for three years. will Le issued to those who pase a isiactor aaine, nation in Urthoyrapny, mies Poumanship, Physiviogy, Natural aflosupne, English Compvsition, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geography, trrammar, History o¢ the United States, the Seuovl Law of California, and the Theory and Practiée 61 Tearhing. Applicants ore ud grade-—vertificates valid for two yeure—will be examined in .the, abov: branches, except i hilosophy and Algebra, Third graae—certificates will be yranted to femule teachers only, All teachers wiio nold temporary certificates, fajl to appear tor examination, wili-be-de-. prived of pay ulter the 20th of June Teachers.who hoid vounty certificates. from the Board of Kxamination, are requested to bring them tor renewal, M. 5. Daal, Co; Supt ot Schovis. Nevada, June bth. 1866. $100 Reward For an Incurable Case! Lt Special attention ie res. pectiully directed to. our ex~clusive manufacture gf the celebrated Golden Hulsam, « preparation never kiown to fail in, the cure of SyphieS, and used iu the French hospitals tor the 1ast_en years with the greatest . success. bur obvidtis reasuna, we cantiot plblish the testiinvaiais © “the thousands who have been dured by it, but ia-tue inuumerabie cases in Whidit it uae Deen smeueniegeree we have et to learn an instaiee of no GOLDEN, hee mgenes Neo. ij tor first 8; sores Ou the legs or body, it eyes, iden Balsaw, Nu. 2, tor tertiury, Merea~ rial or Syphisuc Kheumatism, pains in the bumes, ete. Seut by express toany part of the Pavilic Quast. Price, biuty dollars yer dozen, or Five Voltare per buttie. RICHARDS & CO: U. F. Wholesale and retail Vrugyisets and ‘Shewiste, corner Clay und Sansume ste. dan Flacco, svle agents, to whem aii orders must be duGresseu Also, ageuts fur. the Seivprated Spanish antidute, 4prepuration wi ted to cure Gunorf ac, Gleet,' rita tion, Gravel, auu di Urinary”: Deraugements. Neither of tie aduv< yehuine with OUul UUr wig uaLure across’ + ode fave _ of /the *devel yi ad 749999999 595 AMERICAN DRY GOODS STORE. dP. GILMAN, H‘*3 JUST RECEIVED AN IMMENSE , Our Purchases and Sales are larger than . AA sock ol SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS! Encluding French & American Prints Delaines, Ginghums, Berages, Chasmbraize’, Poplius. Alpaccas and Merinos 4-4 Whiteand Brow shirtings, 5-4, 6 4; 8 4,9 4; 10-4 Sheetings, white aud Gray California Blenkets, Genw’ Furnishing Goods, Hate, Cups. A very Large stuck uf Hoop Skirts, Husiery, &c. Greut variety of ¥ ankee Nutivns, A very fine swek ef Gents’ Pauper Collars, Nice stuck Philadelphia made Boutsy Shoes. and Gaiters, fur Gents’, Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Wear, pelty Beis for buying ate such that I defy comPease cull and exemine my stock’ before purchasing elsewhere und decide for ywurselves, tur am Bound to sell as cheap as any swre in Gruss Valwy. Ae ireusld Ww show Remember the uame abd pluce ~ Lhird door below a Sree Main street, Grass Vale ve apis ; HOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, Direot Importers of: oBvGs AND MEDICINES, . . PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS: SUNDRERS, Druggists’ Glassware, . AL ; reise “Sap ‘aND DEES su % eh —OF i gt wsusT BEOEIVED &t And will be sold at Abo, a ful an siehetunenh of Ro ous patch fOnAnT ais pete 2! NEW sm srrucen) 5] ots $ RRS = o jeaok acaaion, © al a . *EDUCED” RATES: . ieantent meebo nt pepo : ak GF Gents’ Furnishing Gin, Hai BOOTS & SHOES,. legs Clothing, all sizes, TRUNKS, VALISES, &e., -" &e. P. BANNER: Importer, Wholesale and Retail Denier; or, Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada. HOSTETTER’S CELEBRATED 5 STOMACH i BITTERS, : PURE AND POWERFU RECTIVE AND ALTE L TONIC, CORRATIVE, OF WONDERFUL EFFICACY IN DISEASES —OFr THE—. STOMACH, LIVER AND. OWS. o bs Headache, Neeser bebiitt vousness, See Colley smite Whether ad pi the system or reduced by sphetabe caueees: 4 . ness, tere . ls Pehinnae a Nothing that ie ae Wholesorae, peg aoe ate to Phe co of HOSTET THRs STOMA ACH I BIT TEE cee preparation contain jad, no dexdly botaunical excitant; but it is arombination of the ecrente of srare balsamic herbs est and mildestof all diffusive re pas aoe The weak stomach is‘ rapidly the appetite rcatored) by thie” anlerane and henec jt worka wonders m case of sia and in less coutirmed forms of {ndigest Acting ara a6 upon the liver, it alee invaria tle and painless a constipation superinduced b the digestive or; ., The agony of Bike Bilious colic is immediately ossuaged by a single dose of the « say re ‘as well Pete I gpa the irregular action of timulant, and occasionally resorting to it, the return of ‘of the ‘oomplaint may be prevented, Asa. General I TERS produce enced or witnessed beture th appreciated. In case ‘onic, HOSLETTER'Seffects which must be Brn. of Conese” wre? : nese, Premature ‘ane, atid Debitity ‘and ‘Decrepitude arising fru: electric indaonee, » An theconvileseont etages of all diseases it operates as adelights : When ail the powers of nature are relaxed, it operates to re-inioree and re-establish them: Lastbut not least) it laat, being. and, it may be truly with the iatell mt F ny ne the ae MOSLTAT TAK’ Ss Birt Soild by ail Drugylste, Grocers and Storekeepere ever is. the only ‘safe etimumenulactured from sound and ous materials, and entirely elements present.more or iene ia tonics and sto: of the da Ne family me inooufree trom ‘the acid pet er em opine be has bee ‘0 ‘universally, adved, des rvedly popular community, HOsis TT EB, SMITH & DEAN, Agents, Pang 401, 408 and 405, Battery street San ort A LOT OF SUPERIOR hs PORT WINE For Invelids bercognorane by the Case or Bottle. ~AND— SODIUM AMALGAM, POR SALB BY J. F. BUSSENIUS’ & 06: Corver of Commercial! & Pine Streets. NEVADA CITY. Nevada, May 15th. ie ener { GCRAND BALL! YOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WASHINGTON AT WASH) netton, BAND! On Friday Evening, June 15th. "INVITATION COMMITTEE, Washington—C. G. Fisk, Henry Riedolph. L. Pendleton. Nevada City—Maj. ~ w, Reowtae, 5 A. Laneaster, Lieut. Juhu Bazley, "Ike W illiamson, M. 8. Deel, BR. John try, Grass Valley Capt. HW. Rabgrt Capt. J2. Stebbins, J Omega—Thomas sat James MoCamuriag,. Goodsun, Alpha—Kobert David Mosley. « %, _ Moore's Fiat--Dan Harrier; Joho M. Hickey . De say Teed 3y: William Morris. t M87 2 aman Marker, ae A. Lancaster, Flot ntaaing tevper, $4 vm RB ret sich Pomae: “PININGER & ea: Wbolesale and Retail Dealers in a FINE pat p2as, eens. Thre # nO mineral of any element; no‘ flerce \ 9 aehtxabiaS lean. SLs

ARE.) IONE, ie. &e, ough ot to ain tha 2 tit We City “stage line makes three trips a. week, antity have 2° and idteid' te get'out s. lurge quantity of _at Grass Valley is turnifg out “cords” of . on the Ie and Friday of éach week on’ the arrival of ‘plaints ofa great scarcity of tame fur haulting the Pourih «f July, have made arSep with ANuTHER putnvae. wr, ag that . . «Booth & Co. struck a very fine quartz dedge “g short distancrsabevetie town of Eurcks, . <. 3 few days since. The ledge is of good aze and conside Saecigu & ert: some of the rock taken out un Mouday. last. Persuns who baye seen_.it believe it to be equal to the celebrated “Jim Ledge.” The owners have commenced sinking ‘#’ shaft, rock immediately. It will not be long now before avveral mills: -will be erected in that . part of Eureka Township, where so many valuable leads have been found.. . . THE NORTH STan.—A lot of rock from the North Star Ledge recently crushed at Palmer's mill, paid $1760 per'ton,. While the amalgam was being melted the retort burst scattering the contents about the mill, and some gold was lust, Itiié' fhoaght the: yield would have been at least $25 had it not been for. the accident. ‘ihe North Star is oae of the recent discoveries, and promises to become an excellent mie. This is the second crushing. Tae -Banyer Mine.—The Banner Company are taking out an immense lot of rock. They have a large surplus on hand at Stiles’ mill and commenced hauling to Pulmer’s yesterday. With five teama they can keep both mills going fur some time. Quite a large pile of réck has accumulated at the Banner mill “and as, soon ae) the improve‘mente now ae ttiade are completed the THe ecena' Mine.—The Eureka tine gold, At the last clean up, afier arun of . seven days, the company took out $15,000. The run before this gate them: $14,800.— The Eureka was formerly known as the Emperor's lead. It was purchased about . ‘one year since by Wim. Watt, Robert Watt, . and other geatiemen ‘of Grass Valley. A . few such runs as the Eureka is making now, ought to satisfy any rensonable man. Coprer Mints —The copper ‘mines in the lower part of this county are being worked to some extent and prospecting -is attended with good success. Ih the Last Chance claim, a vein of excellent ore has been found one hundred feet below the sur. fuee, Upon this drift has been run, and. fifty eacks of ore of a high per cent. has been taken out for shipment. The water in the shaft. jw high and no work can be-done Wer level until machinery of greater po n that now upoo the ground is pee “This will be dene at wa early day. Tue Union Mist.—'The Union mine is yielding excellent rock in. large quantities. Besides keeping the mill in constant, operation “a ‘considéeruble quantity is being worked at the Sarath & Clay mill, This mine is paying well. THROUGH ON WHKeLs.—The Foad from this city to Meadow Lake is Buw open, and on Friday next passengers Will. be enabled fo pass through on. wheels, The. Summit carrying passengers, through’ in one day.— The stage leaves on Mondny, Wednesday the Celfax stage. “Scancrry UF ‘Leami.—We hear coming quartz2inthie. neiguborboud. Several Companies buve out large lute of rovk. tor crushing but cannot get it to the mills. a _ ‘Board or SUPcKVIK0ns.—The Couaty . Board of Supervisors will meet on Friday next for the purpose of appwinting officers and making other necessary arrangeménte for the registrativn of citizeps. under the sew law. } fig ei aie ft pe Feorsfoey the Gruss Vailey, community, not to be be‘ibd the American population ig celebrabod ieSTLING —The Cornivh portion ot. pas Set wrestling exhivition bane that day. ‘Prizes te the value over $400 will begiven to ie successful ‘vomipititors, ma asER ogee THE Hy eae r ia Pn aes oh met Se hn. A, Rey 4 D per Cent, or if added to Policies, over Bighty per cent. ci: ALL Policy: Maldues. allowed ts THAVEL anywhere on the Globe without extra charge, creamery POLIGY: HOLDERS ALLOWED TO RESIDE ANYWHERE ON THE GLOBE, EX@EPT BETWEEN THE TROPICS, WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. —— MINERS, ENGINEERS, etc. This Company insures against Accidents from Traveling. DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY. J. A. EATON & CO. Managers of the Pacific Branch, 302 itt 8t. N. E. Cor: Pine St. SAN FRANCI6CO. Ne vada couaty. my22-3m _ TREMENDOUS DECLINE DRY Coops} —OFr— A. COLDSMITH. . , Corner — 5 Fine siconta, Nevada city. octet As he i ‘selling mow the Choicest brands of Bleached Muslins, such as ‘Whiterock, Lonesdale & Forresdale, At 32 1-2 cents per yard. 10-4 k_Shecting, the hes, at 90 cts ee Kinid of Prints, st 17 1-2 ete. per yard, French and English Prints, the best, at 30 cts. per yard. — French Lawns and Ginghams, at 25 cts. per yard. wad eVerything in the Mme of Dry Meade is proportion. In apy oll having Sy arrangetherefore ~ ANDIVERAARY BAiz. A Grand Bat Ball will be given by. MRS. M, BLUM, t Temperance Hall, nay LOE. rye 4th. nds tidal uti Mis . POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE , N@ EXTRA CHARGE FOR Important News vette , Ladies, Rally to the Dry Goods Store . _ PAweied $F 5 feateadh S Teanga . . THEIR “STORE ‘Kooms* IN THE . in ‘KIDD « KNOX BLOCK, 4 1,000 TONS esis MERCHANDISE! Of every description to be found in the line of Heavy & Shelf Hardware, Mining & Mechanics’: Tools, Groceries & Provistaria, Flour & Feed, 4 Varnish, . Wooden, Willow, Turpentine, Glass & Crockery Paints “100! ‘Tone Iron and Steel, all ‘sizes, “600 Kegs Eastern Powder. oe 2500 Feet Fuse, ae 150 Flasks Quicksilver. “ 2000 Feet Rubber and Leattier Belting and Hose, sy 1000 Yards Duck—assorted numbers. 1000 Gallous Kerosene. 500 Gallons Lard, Neate’ Foot and Paiut Oils. : 1 42000 Pounds Nevada Cured Bacon. 4000 Pounds Sugars, ali kinds, ey 60 Cheste ’ Tous, Black, Jupan and Young Hysvn. 500 Boxes Candles. 500 Gallons Stone Jugs and Jars. ‘Liavors, : CASE GOODS, Etec. Etc. Which we offer to the Trade at Prices and upon Terms defying Compe. tition. can, and do “Buy and Sell” lower than any other. Ca and examine our Stock and Prices before purchating. “OUR MOTTO,” Small Profits and Heavy Sales, ARE DOLE AczuTA FoR ALMADEN QUICKSILVER. we . Silver Pa, in ame BOUGHT, S omemnmenemennnal _. aaeatione ,, . CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & 00 per ~ eam ALORs: 25 ie . saya from. experien 4 who ag . lis, in all ite . rooney those of any House in the souaty, and we. tr fast Of the Re: ne the nanaber of Schoot Distrits in . parents 2 > insti and every. employed ery. st crags y roy a ae its te er iaioh oT 8 County. Inatit a oure tent to ee the a eh peas low but & to attend every instrueture com ia the the. theory aad . itd aaa eal ony a u Serene ihe cochers! institute hea in tue county ; ana wh tute je held during ‘the time that Nanbiratiar eater im teach. ing. their pay. shail not be dimini y reason attendance oa said lustityute.’? . The exercises will, penene § Lectures and. EsDiscussions upon.the Thedry an Pikeses o ‘Teaching and Ect ae by. classes from the Nevada The State Superimtendent of Public [nstruction, Professor. Varitun and other teachers from San Franciscu will be present.Lectures will be delivered on Tuesday, Wed-. nesday and ‘Thureday evenings, and a re-union of teachers wiil take place on Friday night.

Trustees end friends of the fubtic Sensole ate luvited to attend the Institute, Board of Examination, The County’ Board of Examination. will meet during the seasiun 01 che lnstitate. Certificates of the fret giade—valid for three years. will Le issued to those who pase a isiactor aaine, nation in Urthoyrapny, mies Poumanship, Physiviogy, Natural aflosupne, English Compvsition, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geography, trrammar, History o¢ the United States, the Seuovl Law of California, and the Theory and Practiée 61 Tearhing. Applicants ore ud grade-—vertificates valid for two yeure—will be examined in .the, abov: branches, except i hilosophy and Algebra, Third graae—certificates will be yranted to femule teachers only, All teachers wiio nold temporary certificates, fajl to appear tor examination, wili-be-de-. prived of pay ulter the 20th of June Teachers.who hoid vounty certificates. from the Board of Kxamination, are requested to bring them tor renewal, M. 5. Daal, Co; Supt ot Schovis. Nevada, June bth. 1866. $100 Reward For an Incurable Case! Lt Special attention ie res. pectiully directed to. our ex~clusive manufacture gf the celebrated Golden Hulsam, « preparation never kiown to fail in, the cure of SyphieS, and used iu the French hospitals tor the 1ast_en years with the greatest . success. bur obvidtis reasuna, we cantiot plblish the testiinvaiais © “the thousands who have been dured by it, but ia-tue inuumerabie cases in Whidit it uae Deen smeueniegeree we have et to learn an instaiee of no GOLDEN, hee mgenes Neo. ij tor first 8; sores Ou the legs or body, it eyes, iden Balsaw, Nu. 2, tor tertiury, Merea~ rial or Syphisuc Kheumatism, pains in the bumes, ete. Seut by express toany part of the Pavilic Quast. Price, biuty dollars yer dozen, or Five Voltare per buttie. RICHARDS & CO: U. F. Wholesale and retail Vrugyisets and ‘Shewiste, corner Clay und Sansume ste. dan Flacco, svle agents, to whem aii orders must be duGresseu Also, ageuts fur. the Seivprated Spanish antidute, 4prepuration wi ted to cure Gunorf ac, Gleet,' rita tion, Gravel, auu di Urinary”: Deraugements. Neither of tie aduv< yehuine with OUul UUr wig uaLure across’ + ode fave _ of /the *devel yi ad 749999999 595 AMERICAN DRY GOODS STORE. dP. GILMAN, H‘*3 JUST RECEIVED AN IMMENSE , Our Purchases and Sales are larger than . AA sock ol SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS! Encluding French & American Prints Delaines, Ginghums, Berages, Chasmbraize’, Poplius. Alpaccas and Merinos 4-4 Whiteand Brow shirtings, 5-4, 6 4; 8 4,9 4; 10-4 Sheetings, white aud Gray California Blenkets, Genw’ Furnishing Goods, Hate, Cups. A very Large stuck uf Hoop Skirts, Husiery, &c. Greut variety of ¥ ankee Nutivns, A very fine swek ef Gents’ Pauper Collars, Nice stuck Philadelphia made Boutsy Shoes. and Gaiters, fur Gents’, Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Wear, pelty Beis for buying ate such that I defy comPease cull and exemine my stock’ before purchasing elsewhere und decide for ywurselves, tur am Bound to sell as cheap as any swre in Gruss Valwy. Ae ireusld Ww show Remember the uame abd pluce ~ Lhird door below a Sree Main street, Grass Vale ve apis ; HOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, Direot Importers of: oBvGs AND MEDICINES, . . PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS: SUNDRERS, Druggists’ Glassware, . AL ; reise “Sap ‘aND DEES su % eh —OF i gt wsusT BEOEIVED &t And will be sold at Abo, a ful an siehetunenh of Ro ous patch fOnAnT ais pete 2! NEW sm srrucen) 5] ots $ RRS = o jeaok acaaion, © al a . *EDUCED” RATES: . ieantent meebo nt pepo : ak GF Gents’ Furnishing Gin, Hai BOOTS & SHOES,. legs Clothing, all sizes, TRUNKS, VALISES, &e., -" &e. P. BANNER: Importer, Wholesale and Retail Denier; or, Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada. HOSTETTER’S CELEBRATED 5 STOMACH i BITTERS, : PURE AND POWERFU RECTIVE AND ALTE L TONIC, CORRATIVE, OF WONDERFUL EFFICACY IN DISEASES —OFr THE—. STOMACH, LIVER AND. OWS. o bs Headache, Neeser bebiitt vousness, See Colley smite Whether ad pi the system or reduced by sphetabe caueees: 4 . ness, tere . ls Pehinnae a Nothing that ie ae Wholesorae, peg aoe ate to Phe co of HOSTET THRs STOMA ACH I BIT TEE cee preparation contain jad, no dexdly botaunical excitant; but it is arombination of the ecrente of srare balsamic herbs est and mildestof all diffusive re pas aoe The weak stomach is‘ rapidly the appetite rcatored) by thie” anlerane and henec jt worka wonders m case of sia and in less coutirmed forms of {ndigest Acting ara a6 upon the liver, it alee invaria tle and painless a constipation superinduced b the digestive or; ., The agony of Bike Bilious colic is immediately ossuaged by a single dose of the « say re ‘as well Pete I gpa the irregular action of timulant, and occasionally resorting to it, the return of ‘of the ‘oomplaint may be prevented, Asa. General I TERS produce enced or witnessed beture th appreciated. In case ‘onic, HOSLETTER'Seffects which must be Brn. of Conese” wre? : nese, Premature ‘ane, atid Debitity ‘and ‘Decrepitude arising fru: electric indaonee, » An theconvileseont etages of all diseases it operates as adelights : When ail the powers of nature are relaxed, it operates to re-inioree and re-establish them: Lastbut not least) it laat, being. and, it may be truly with the iatell mt F ny ne the ae MOSLTAT TAK’ Ss Birt Soild by ail Drugylste, Grocers and Storekeepere ever is. the only ‘safe etimumenulactured from sound and ous materials, and entirely elements present.more or iene ia tonics and sto: of the da Ne family me inooufree trom ‘the acid pet er em opine be has bee ‘0 ‘universally, adved, des rvedly popular community, HOsis TT EB, SMITH & DEAN, Agents, Pang 401, 408 and 405, Battery street San ort A LOT OF SUPERIOR hs PORT WINE For Invelids bercognorane by the Case or Bottle. ~AND— SODIUM AMALGAM, POR SALB BY J. F. BUSSENIUS’ & 06: Corver of Commercial! & Pine Streets. NEVADA CITY. Nevada, May 15th. ie ener { GCRAND BALL! YOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WASHINGTON AT WASH) netton, BAND! On Friday Evening, June 15th. "INVITATION COMMITTEE, Washington—C. G. Fisk, Henry Riedolph. L. Pendleton. Nevada City—Maj. ~ w, Reowtae, 5 A. Laneaster, Lieut. Juhu Bazley, "Ike W illiamson, M. 8. Deel, BR. John try, Grass Valley Capt. HW. Rabgrt Capt. J2. Stebbins, J Omega—Thomas sat James MoCamuriag,. Goodsun, Alpha—Kobert David Mosley.. « %, _ Moore's Fiat--Dan Harrier; Joho M. Hickey . De say Teed 3y: William Morris. t M87 2 aman Marker, ae A. Lancaster, Flot ntaaing tevper, $4 vm RB ret sich Pomae: “PININGER & ea: Wbolesale and Retail Dealers in a FINE pat p2as, eens. Thre # nO mineral of any element; no‘ flerce \ 9 aehtxabiaS lean. SLs