June 16, 1867 (4 pages)

i t ‘ g ¢ i licited.to have their names entered on the ved er meaty or before the First day.of Ju_ ly, 16%, ; " least‘one witness besides his own aflidavit » tificate of the faet;-which will cost, 5 mornird. Lists ofall the names on the Great Reg* <Mronsh Co G. De obo Ranch Precinct. John Thrasher and J. wGrant. Judges. D. Johnson, Clerk, “ Tuirp District. ~~" i h.& Ready Precinct. Henry Whisner and «AO Gralting Judges,: A. L. Slack, Clerk. — Indian Spring® Precinct. Wim. Nutter and A. VOTERS ATTENTION . WHE ATTENTION OF ALL CITIZENS IS reepectfully called to the following important facta affecting the RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE and the exercise thereof under the Registry Act. of the Siate of Califoriia, approved March 19th, 4 First. Wo.citizen can vote unless his name be i tered in the Great Register, kept by the County C lerk., All clap entitled to registration are earn. : . Application for registration in the eae later. Do er be-tende mevican born zens to the County Clerk or Caunty Assessor; by. Citizens-of foreign birth, to the County Clerk . itd. No person can vote at any election except in the district where he resides. "Four. Nor there unle<s he has. had his residence there for thirty days at least next precedi e election. MF ith Nor unless his name be found on the ll list where he offers his vote. po Sixth. No name can, under any circumstances whatever, be added to the poll lst atter the opening of the polls. V4 Soventh. EvERr: yotér is required to be enrolied on or before the thirtieth day before the election. To votesat the General Election, to be neld Wednesday, September 4th, 1897, every voter must be enrolied on or before Monday, the 4 Chih No yoter can be enrolled arrer the rtieth day, except.on showing by affida‘easons for his omission to apply BEFORE, ing very strict proof of residence by at wits Ninth: .Persons naturalized. within thirty-five ya before any election may be enrolled after aaid thirtieth day.on producing their certificates and making the like proof of residence. Tenth. tizens under age may be enrolled if their majority will take piace.on or before the day of: election. Eloventh. The enrollmentabove mentioned is the entry of the voter's name on the Pou. List, xept by the Clerk-and Judges of elections at each precinet. Twelfth. In Nevada county the Board of Susors have bat ccnb ed mg districts—each hip comprising a district Thirteenth. ° ps of said Districts are several precincts, with an Election Board{two Judges and a Clerk) for each precinct. Fourteenth. In Nevada County, there being more than one precinct jm each district, every voter must apply (personally or in writing) to ho enrolled at the precinct where ho wishes to vote. ' This is necessary in order to avoid crrors which would he-Hable to occur by enrolling withont application transient persons, who in case they should prove not to be qualified, might screen chomeelves from any charge of fraud by alleging that they were enrolled contrary to their wishes. Fifteenth. It is also incumbent on every qual{fed voter to see that he is duly enrolled, Sixteenth. Persons registered in the Great Register will not be required to produce any proof of citizenehip in order to be enrolted on the poll iets. Residence in the election district will, as to auch persons, \be the onlv fact to be establixhed. Consequently.in the case of registered persons the inquiries.of the Roard of Registration will be restricted to that one fact: Seventeenth. But how will it be ascertained who are registered Pa — oe ‘ wegneaia this ing keptat the County seat ?_ Bey oon As to all citizens who have resided inthe county any considerable length of time, it will be known by common repute. Second—Any one that pleases may take a cerY nts life: ty, and asit occurs but once in his lifeener pecbaye that expense would not be burdeniater are to be at etated times made outin alphabetical order. printed, andten printed copies are to be transmitted be each election precinct ‘the county. Sears blanks for the enrollment of voters, and printed lists of names on the Great Regiater‘will be placed in the hands of the Election Boards onor before the Fifteenth day of July, L867. Howing are the Election Districta, Preclmtctond Officers of Elections established by the Board of Stpervisors, viz: First Distrricr. NEVADA TOWNSHIP. Nevada Precinct. John Belden and A, B: GregSatin Ae A, ¥U: Haneon, Merk. “Dine Tent Precinct, Levi Williamson and F. G. Armour, Jndges. Horace Hale. Clerk. Scott's Flat Precinct. H. Southard and W. N, Osborne, Judges. T. K: Holmes Clerk. Srconp District, GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP: Grass Vallev Precinct. John I. Sykes and E. W, Maslin. Judges. FE. W. Roberts, Clerk. Ruena Vista Precinct. Peter N, Hanson and J. W. Degolia, Judges. D. M. Barker, Clerk, Forest Springs Precinct. ©. L. Bullock and Phil, Galway, Indges. P. J: Broan, Clerk. ?, Van Slyke Judges. M, Hatch, Clerk, ‘Mooney Fiat Precinct. W. B. Oague and we. . Weaterfield Judes. P. Otia, Clerk.Anthony Honse Precinct. T. T. Stark and S. W. Piper Judges. D.Shoemaker;Clerk. 5 Yourtn District. BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. al Precinct. G. W. Parshly and P. Trek, ges. Silas Heath, Clerk. *Becehvitle. Precinct. N. Cadwallader and P. ain; Indges. Henry Everett, Clerk. “Sweetland Precinct. Stephen Winans and Jas, O. Sweotland, Judges, Wm. Warner, Clerk. North San Juan Precinct. 8. Abbey and John Dixon, Judges. KH. S, Pratt, Clerk. Gherokee Precinct. H. L. Kinney and J. B. Murphy, Judges. W. O, H. Martin, Clerk. @ \ . Freta District. BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. Jambtia Hitt Precinct. “ W. H, Graves and Sidwed, Bighardacn, Judges. Thomas Gershon, fake City Precinct. P. A. Paine and Jas. Credzes. Wm: Henry, Clerk. toomfield Precinct. R. C, Black and ty mpekt, Judges ‘ i Joe Aes, tae i Precinct. James Carney and L, M. m 5. Knotwell, Clerk. Sixra Distnicr. ‘Moores Fiat Precinct. H. Atwater and 9.3. 8 i : Blakeslee, Ju ‘via Panama Railroad, with one ef the Compan s Manzanillo. ‘mento Stave and also with Jefferis’ Saddle Train J J is a 8. J,C. Eastman, Clerk. Eureka Precinct. ‘Jno. Youngand J. W. Paramore, Judges. Frank Hathaway, Clerk. ‘ SaVENTH District. ; ME ADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP. ne ad gf Aen * jae Oe win Fowler, Judges. P. E. Jefferis, Clerk. Bowman's Precinct. .C. Hoisingtan.and J. F. Bowman, Judges. Jacob Kentner, Clerk. Carlile Pree:nct. N.W. Wilson-aad GC. W. Carlile Judges, W. Meade, Clerk. ~~ Donner Lake Precinct. N«R. Maxey and 8. Kané Judges. J. D. Pollard Clerk. . LigHtH Districr, WASHINGTON. TOWNSHIP. . Bear Valley Precinct, Jos, Stephens and Jas. Culbertson, Jadges. M.N. Wheeler Clerk Omega Precinct. Fred. Spreker and M, Cannon, Judges. Geo. Roberts, Clerk. Washington Precinct. A. Pendleton and Henry Kohler, Judges. J. D. White, Clerk, Nintu District. LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP. Little York Precintt. Thos. Patterson and Val.Curran, Judges. Jos. Gardner; Clerk. Lowell Hill Precinct. Jno: Duffy and Jas. Hill, Judges, F. F McGuire, Clerk, . You Bet Precinct. 8: J. Lewis and W. H: Hydeliff, Judges. .G. 8. Brown, Clerk. . Hunt's ‘Hill Precinct. Jas. Faller and Ed. Carney. Judges L. W. Preble, Clerk. Red Dog Precinct.’ Noble Martin and Rhay, Judges: .L. H. Hydelanff, Clerk, R. H. FARQUHAR, County Clerk. PACIFIC MAIL. STEAMSHIP CO’S Paria THROUGH-LINE Jos. —TO— NEW YO RS, JAPAN AND CIINA Carrying the U. 8. Mail. Leave Folsom street Wharf, at 11 o'clock. a, m. of the following dates, for PANAMA, connecting sprenais Steamers from ASPINWALL for NEW ORK On the 10th, 18th and 30th.of each month that has 30 days. On the 10th, 19th and 30th of each month that has 31 days. When the 10th, 19th and 30th fall on Sunday, they will leave on Saturday preceding ;. when the 18th falls on Sunday. they will leave on Monday following. Steamer leaving San-Francisco on the 10th touches at All touch at Acapulco. Departures of 18th or 19th connect with French Transatlantic Company's Steamer for St. Nazaire and English Steamer for South America. Departure of 10th connects with English Steamer for Southampton and P, R. R. Co.'s Steamer for Central America. Departure of 30th connects with English Steamer for Tumaco, the port of the new mines. The following Steamships will be dispatched on dates as given below : June 10th— Constitution, Capt. W. F. Lapidge, connecting with Rising Star, Capt. Gray, June 18th—Golden City, Capt. J. T. Watkins, connecting with Arizona, Capt. Harris. June 29th—Montana, Capt. Jos. Sutton, connecting with Ocean eee Capt. Maury. Cabin passengers berthed through.” Raggage checked through—100 pounds.allowed each adult peer. An experienced Surgeon on board. fedicine and attendance free. These steamers will positively sail at 11 o’clock. Passengers are requested to have théir baggave on board before 10 o'clock. ‘Through tickets to Liverpool! by the ‘Inman Line” can be obtained at the P. M. g. Ss. Co's Office in San Francisco. For merchandise freight apply to Wells, Fargo & Co. The splendid steamship Colorado will be dispatched July 4th, atnoon, and will be followed PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. Quick Cures and Moderate Charges. Dr. W. K. DOHERTY, Private Medical & Surgical Institute "SAN BPHANCISCO, ~ Sacramento st. below Montgomery. Opposite Pacific Steamship Co’s Office. —~ Private ENTRANCE, LEIDEsSDORFF STREET: Established expressty to-afford the afflicted sound and Scientific Medical Aid, fn the treatment and cure of all Private and Chronic Diseases, cases of secresy and all sexual disorders. To the Afflicted: OCTORW-K. DOHERTY returns his sincere thanks to his ‘numerous patients for their yatronage, and would take tits opportunity to remind them that he continues toconsult at his Institute for the cure of chronic diseases of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and Genito-Urinary Organs, and all Private Diseases, viz: Syphilis in allits forms and stages.Seminal Weakness, and all’ the”horrid consequences of self-abnse, Gonorrhoe,Gleet, Strictures, Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back and Loins, Inflamation of the Bladder and Kidneys, etc. and he hopes that his. long experience and snecessfu] practice will continte to in. sure him a share of public: patronage.’ ped the ractice of pon Clots Europe and the United tates, he is enabled to apply the most efficient and successful remedies against diseases of all kinds, He uses no mefcury, charges moderate, treats his p:tients-in a corfect and honorable way, has referenGes of unquestionable veracity . from men.ef known. respectability. and high standingin society. All parties consulting him. by letter or otherwise, will receive the best and gefitlest treatment aad implicit secrecy. DR. DOHERTY would call attention to the following certificates, from two of his patients, who. having fully recovered their Kealth,desire to make known their remedial agent. It will be seen their statements are fully authenticated by a Notary Public. The welfare of society Imperiously demand their publicity, and they are given more to warn the unwary.than to sound the praise of a Phvsician, of whom hundreds of like cases can be cited, during a practice of more than fifteen ycars, A Case of Gleet and Stricture. Dr. Donerty—Dear Sir ‘feel my health so fully restored that, in common pte Boy I be lieve I should make vou some written acknowl edgment. for your valuable services—particular! 30 as your fee was small for the work performed. Tarrived in chis city from the East about one year ago, and was then suffering from an eld case of Gleet, complicated with Stricture. The latter Was s0 bad that I feared an entire stoppage of urine. . Being a stranger in this city, and believeing that those Doctors who gave euch positive assurancesof suecess were necegsarily the hest, I placed myself in ‘their charge, and continned under their treatment until I had lost nearly all hope and a considerable sumof money. I wish to say now that/you are the sixth doctor I have employed, and the only one that has ever done me any service. My Gleet is wholly cured, the Stricture is all removed, and my general health is better than it has been for yeara. In eonclusion, . } would say tothe many uniortunates who require medical advice, if you have any doubt as to whom you may employ, ask Dr. DONERTY for my address, and calland see me. (I keep store inthis city ) My experience may save you many dollars. I would also add. that in the early stage of my disease, I used a Jarge amount of the preparations advertised as an infallible cure for Gonorrohea, by the Gréat Republic, on August 24th, from wharf corner of First and ‘Brannan streeta, for { Yokahawa and Hongkong. connecting at Yokahama with steamship Costa Rica, for Shanghae. For passage and other information apply at the Pacific Mail Steamship _Company’s office, corner of Sacramento and Le'desdorf streets, San Francisco; OLIVER ELDRIDGE, Agent Frames! . Frames! Frames! P. KENT, H* RETURNED TO THE OLD STAND No. 97 Broad Street, Opposite the Pennsylvania Engine House, Where he has on hand the beat stock of Mahogany. Walnut, Gilt and other kinds of Moulding eyer brought to this county. Picture and all other kinds of Frames made on short notice and in the best style. 4 CARPENTER WORK, all kinda, done at short notice, arts NEVADA & MOORE’S FLAT . AND EUREKA. ——. = oe ¥) DAILY EXPRESS AND STAGE LIND. TAGE LEAVES NEVADA ON MONDAY, kK) Wednesday and Friday, (conneciing with Wells, Fargo and Co's Express) for LAKK CITY, NORTH BLOOMEFIELD, MOORES, WOOLSEYS AND ORLEANS FLATS. : Connecting with Colfax etages on Monday, Nevada City Wednesday and Friday, and running throngh to ureka, Pony Express to Eureka every day. Both Stage and Express connecting with Sacrato Meadow Lake City and the New Mines.* Pac ages delivered. Collections made, aud all Lagtens business promptly attended to. Ae GREGORY & ENGLISH, Proprietors. McCORMACK Successor to McCready & Brother, _— Dealer in ’ _MARBLE MONUMENTS, ) GRAVE STONES, Marble Mantles, Table Top AND GRATES, At lower Rates than ever. before, offered in this market. CornER OF Firtn ann D Srreets, ’ MARYSVILLE. _ W. C. GROVE Agent for Nevada City, Marysville, Oct. Wth—ly WHEN YOU GO TO ite te" SAN FRANCISCO ay Do not fail to get one of LAMOTT’S NEW STYLE OF HATS LAMOTT 1S THE HATTER OF THE DAY! THE ONLY PLACE IN THE STATE TO. BE CERTAIN OF GETTING THE NEW STYLE THR LARGEST ASSORTMENT ON THIS COAST IS TO BE FOUND THERE FOR Men or Boys. Ge SEND IN-YOUR ORDERS To. Gleet, etc., but never derived anybenefit from them, de Hi. San Francisco, June 16, 1864 Subscribed and sworn to before me thie 2iet day of June, A. p. 1864. A. 8,GOUBD, Not. Pub. Seminal Weakness—A Sworn to Certificate of a most Remarkable Cure of Spermaorrhoea, * A desire to benefit suffering humanity. and a feeling of gratitude to Dr. W. K. DOHERTY, induces me to make this statement, For man years I have been afflicted with Spermatorrhoea. the resnit of self abuse, but till 1855 experienced but little trouble or inconvenience; in that year T had Seminal Weakness to a fearfnl extent, which was followed by alarming symptoms, such as weakness of the back and limbs,dimness of vision, nervousness, etc. My mind, too, was affected to such an extent.as to seriously impair my memory ; my ideas were confused and spirits depressed. Iwas averse to society, had evil forebodings and self-distrust. and was entirely unfitted for any duties of life. From 1855 to the summer of 1863, mployed the very best medical talent I could I A ibd. but in no instance obtained more than tem }~ porary relief, Thad about concluded there no relieftor me in this world, but readipg Dr. Doherty’s advertisement, [determined totry him, though [did not expect mnch be from his treatment, On the 5th of Decem*r last, I placed myself nnder his care; in opeweek I found myself very much improved: and now, after five weeks’ treatment, I myself thoroughly cured of all my troublesAand in the enjoyment. of. the best of health” Hoping that my experience may be. of benefit to others similarly afflicted, I snbscribe myself, JAMES JOHNSTON, _®tibscribed and sworn to before me, this 15th ‘dav of January, a4. p 1861. {u.8 } A. G@. RANDALL, Notary Fublic. To Females, When a female isin trouble, or afflicted with disease, such as weakness of the back arfd limbs, pain in the head, loss of muscular power, palpitation of the heart, nervousness, extreme urinary difficulties. general debility. vaginitis, all diseases of the womb, hysteria, sterility, awd all other diseases peculixr to females, they shon'd go or write at once to the celebrated Female Doctor W. K. DOHERTY, at his Medical Institute, and consult him about their troubles and di-ease. Irregularities, suppressions, etc., will receive the Doctor's most particular attention. Let no. false delicacy prevent you, but apply immediately and save yourself trom painful sufferings and premature death, All Married Ladies, whose delicate health er other eircumstances prevent an increase in their families, shouhl write or call at Dr. DOHERTY’S Medical _'nstitute, and they will receive every possible selief and help. The Doctor's office, consisting of a suite of-ix rooms, are so arranged that he can be consuited withont fear of observation. _. gle To Correspondents, h Patients (ma'e or female) residing in any part of the State, however distant,;who mav desire the opinion and advice of Dr. Doherty, and who think proper to submit a written statement of euch. in preference to holdinga personal interview, aré re+ spect fally assnred that their communications will ‘be held most sacred. . Dr. Doherty takes this opportanitr of observing, ;that all letters are only opened andreplied to by himself, and the latter as promptly as possible, If the case be fully and candidly described. personal communication will be superceded, as instructions r diet, regimen, and the g-reral treatmenc ease iteelf (inclu. ding the r-medies) will be orwarded withert delay and in wath manne as to convey no idea ef) the purport ofthe letter or ce. oO ransmitted. Consultations FREE. 5 Lam 227 M Temeth S57 Montgomery Strest. pat teed or no pay. Address AE . PRKOOF, its walls kcep out, in a ‘Omega, Moores, Woolsey’s and ‘offices at and take their.teparture from this Hote!, of “+ NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL: Broad Street, Nevada Cit ec, THIS OLD AND WELL ESTABLISH: ed Hotel is again opened to the Public. It has been remodeled and enlarged and is now one of the most commodious Hoases in the infferior of the State. Located in an elegant position it commands a view of the City and Surrounding country and instres good air in the heat ofsummer. Built of BRICK AND FIREgreat measure, the heat of the sun and give security in case offire THE EXCHANGE Is near the centré of the town on a wide and THE business street of the city. ———— There are no wooden buildings near the Hotel to endanger it in case of conflagration. THE ROOMS Are Elegantly Furnished, the Beds dre of Spring and Hair Mattrasses, unexcelled by any Hotel in the State—all the Furniture few and of the Latest Style. , ; SUITS OF ROOMS. _And every accommodation furuished.Familes and the traveling public, and every care taketi to make thé House a HOME FOR BOARDERS, ‘col TE TABLE . Will at all times be urnished with everything the market affords. . THE STAGE OFFICE. The Coaches of the Colfax, Alpba, Washingion, éans Flat, Red Dog and North San Juan Stage Lines have their 4 THE HOUSE IS KEPT OPEN ALL NIGHT. THE SALOON . Is fitted np in aapester style where none but the best Wines and Liquors are to-be found The. BILLIARD TABLES are Phelnn’s best. THE, LIVE«Y STABLE. Connected with the Establishment is a Livery Stable where the best Tnrnouts may be had. LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. GEO. W. KIDD, J. W, HINDS, R. W. TULLY BANKING HOUSE!) —AND— ASSAY OFFICE. GEO. W. KIDD & CO.. Bankers. i the Granite Building, on Broad Street, Nevada City. The Highest Price wil! be paid for Gold Dust. Gold Ballion discounted at the Lowest Rates. Liberal advances made on Geld Dust or Bullio for Assay or Coinage at the Mint. MONEY TO LOAN on geod collateral, at a low rate of interest. a Registered County Scrip bought at par. , LEGAL TENDERS bought and sold at the Reg ular Rates, Deposits received. Checks on San Francisco Sacramento and Virginia city. Drafts onthe Eastern Cities, London, and Dublin. Ireland. Agénts for the London and Liverpool Fire and Life Insurance Company. i Gold and Ores of every description Melted, Refined and Assayed. : Correspondents—San Francisco, Bank of Cali fornia; Sacramento, D. O. Mills & Co.; Virginia City; Agency Bank of California, . ovt2 GEO, W. KIDD & CO WILLIAM C. POPE Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FURNITURE, OILS. LAMPS, &c. MILL STREET. GRASS VALLEY. ta" THE CHEAPEST FURNITURE STORE IN NEVADA COUNTY. All Goods delivered Free of Charge. W. C. POPE is the only Licensed Auctioneer Nevada county. Orders promptly attended to, — Grass Valley, July 8th. 1856. ah J. I Caldwell and John Célawell, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. Office No. 42 Broad strett, Nevada City. J. 1; CALDWELL; Notary Public for Nevada County and Co ssicner for the State of Nevada JOHN C ELL, District Attorney and No atry Pu for Nevada County. — . JT. CALDWELL, Deputy District Attorney NEVADA ICE COMPANY. CE—THE PUREST AND BEST, DELIVERED DAILY, in NEVADA and Grags Valley, by the Nevada ice Company. Particular attention paid to supplying famihes. = THOMPSON, STONE & HAER. MUSXYC! MUSICL Cc. H. CHASE, TEACHER OF MUSIe6, NSTRUCTIONS. GIVEN.ON THE. PIANO, Guitar and Violin. Pianos tuned and: other musical Instruments repaired, Quadrille Music furnished,’ from two to six pieces as may be e¢esirediMusic arranged for the Piano, Guitar or other nstruments, easy or difficult as desired. JAMES COLLEY, ‘Dealer in Pork, Mutton, Corned Beer CORNED PORK, VRAL, &c. GS Meats sold at reasonable rates for Cash.— Shop on Broad’ Street, below Crawford, Leavitt & Co.'s. sepl BEAR VALLE¥ HOUSE. JUNCTION OF THE NEVADA AND DUTCH FLAT RUVADS TO .VIRGINIA CITY. E, 0. TOMPKINS, ’ WOULD INFORM THE TRAVELING fii public and all who wish to spend a season Beef, at this beautiful part of Nevada county, that he has now opened his Large and El gant House at BEAR VALLEY And is prepared to accommodate all style as at any other Housein the State. .j HE HOUSE has just been built and hanapent, furnished’ thronglout—having room enough for forty persons. : THE TABLE will contain the best of food— wee not superior to anv House in this county. ISHING AND HUNTING.—There is no place = ie section equal to Bear Valley, for fshing and unting. THE DANCING HALL is the largest and best in the county. Suppers and Music furnished on short notice. : ; CH. FERRAND, SPHOTOGRAPHIC.£ : : —AND— DAGUERREAN ARTIST, _ 7” Brery kind and Ambro+ ~~ \ in as good . RAL PACIFIC RAIEROap, N AND AFTER FEBRUARY 18th, 1867, up. til farther hotice, the trains of the Central q Pacific Railroad will run as follows; Going East, past es yr trains will leave Sacramento A. M., and arrive at Cisco at 12.80 ». m, Going Wenst.: Passenger trains leave Cisco-at6:80-4: m.; arriys at Sacramento at 12:55 P. mM. le Morning pass “tte ct at Ay. 1 with § ‘for Yankee Jims, Forest Et and Michigan Bluffs: and at Colfax with stage for Grass’ Valley, Nevada’ an@ San Juan: anda Cisco with: stages for Summit City, Austin, Vir ginia City, and all points in the State of Névada, The 6:30 a. M. up train connects at the Junctio, with the cars of the California Central Railroad for Lincoln and Marysville afd all points north All trains run daily, Sundays excepted. ©, CROCKE Py Superintendent C. P. R.R THE BEST FURNITURE To BE FOUND This side of San Francisco is kept at the Store» J. E. JOHNSTON, Broad street, nearly opposite Natjonal Exchangy at 6: Bureaus, : Bedstcads . Chairs, Tables Sofas, Mirrors, &e. EVERYTHING GOES—CHEAP FOR CASH. ——UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING Done at the shortest notice. Call and examine the Stoek !4¢ " NATIONAL Hair Dressing and Bathing Saloon T ©. LAMPE would inform the people of e thiscity and vicinity that he has purchased the interest-of F. M. Fisher in the National Hair Dressing and Bathing Saloon, and will continue, as heretofore, at the old stand. Particular attention paid to the cutting of gents, ladies’ and children’s hair. If you want a good shave, gents, call at this place, Hot, cold and shower baths at all times.— Afways on hand a large stock of Dr. Jennings’ Redroductor, the best article for the hair ever introduced. ap! “PRO BONO PUBLICO.” LACOUTR?S SARSAPARIPHERE BITTERS AN ADMIRABLE TONIC, AN EXCELEENT ee SPECIFIC AND UNRIVALLED AS A~ BLOOD PURYFIER. THE PRINCIPAL INGREDIENTS BEING “~ SARSAPARILDA. a“ — & SOLD‘EVERY WHERE. D. 8. BAKER. J. A. MARTIN BAKER & MARTEN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOODS OF ALL KIND8, —aLso-— WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY, GROUND FERED WOOD! WOOD wWwooD! Shakes, Shingles, <&c., _ WHERE? At BAKER & MARTINS,, NO. 73 BROAD STREET. Nevada, September 12th. H. & CROCKER & CO Importers and Dealers in STATIONR BY BLANK BOOKS, &e.y ~ i iae FOOLSCAP, LEGAL, LETTER, AND NOTE PAPERS, STRAW AND WRAPPING PAPERS, WRITING FLUIDS AND INES, POST OFFICE AND LEGAL ENVELOPES, MEMORANDUM AND TIME BOOKS, CARD STOCK. &c. &c: Everyth'ng in the S ationcry Line at San Francisco Prices. tS" BLANK BOOKS MANUFACTURED. 43 Steam Printing Estabiishment, 42&44J Street, Sacramento. Saci , vento. Oct. 16th—tf Lost. N THIS CITY. ON THE i3th OF MAY, A BLACK VELVET PURSE, contaifiing a She nt P. Office Co SS Fire INSU ; oO Nos. 416 THE STC Cash Ca) Surplus . GUSTA Charles D A. He Ne Youcan: TV Nevada, / EMPIFE BROA Opposit RY ed the livers and united . and now ha and Carriag State, Teaths, '% Hacks to tet most reasoi Good Sadi Horses bo the best of ¢ Nevada, D UNION Foot of Op PLA Horses, To Let Good 8: Gentlemen, clgn abet Horses A share of! isfaction gu NEVADA or repair Malt aga Be 1 Orders fill any Establis cisco—freigt Nevada, S G Cc OM.M as sT., Blank B: Li = ta a War ay Leave ie a Let ;

i t ‘ g ¢ i licited.to have their names entered on the ved er meaty or before the First day.of Ju_ ly, 16%, ; " least‘one witness besides his own aflidavit » tificate of the faet;-which will cost, 5 mornird. Lists ofall the names on the Great Reg* <Mronsh Co G. De obo Ranch Precinct. John Thrasher and J. wGrant. Judges. D. Johnson, Clerk, “ Tuirp District. ~~" i h.& Ready Precinct. Henry Whisner and «AO Gralting Judges,: A. L. Slack, Clerk. — Indian Spring® Precinct. Wim. Nutter and A. VOTERS ATTENTION . WHE ATTENTION OF ALL CITIZENS IS reepectfully called to the following important facta affecting the RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE and the exercise thereof under the Registry Act. of the Siate of Califoriia, approved March 19th, 4 First. Wo.citizen can vote unless his name be i tered in the Great Register, kept by the County C lerk., All clap entitled to registration are earn. : . Application for registration in the eae later. Do er be-tende mevican born zens to the County Clerk or Caunty Assessor; by. Citizens-of foreign birth, to the County Clerk . itd. No person can vote at any election except in the district where he resides. "Four. Nor there unle<s he has. had his residence there for thirty days at least next precedi e election. MF ith Nor unless his name be found on the ll list where he offers his vote. po Sixth. No name can, under any circumstances whatever, be added to the poll lst atter the opening of the polls. V4 Soventh. EvERr: yotér is required to be enrolied on or before the thirtieth day before the election. To votesat the General Election, to be neld Wednesday, September 4th, 1897, every voter must be enrolied on or before Monday, the 4 Chih No yoter can be enrolled arrer the rtieth day, except.on showing by affida‘easons for his omission to apply BEFORE, ing very strict proof of residence by at wits Ninth: .Persons naturalized. within thirty-five ya before any election may be enrolled after aaid thirtieth day.on producing their certificates and making the like proof of residence. Tenth. tizens under age may be enrolled if their majority will take piace.on or before the day of: election. Eloventh. The enrollmentabove mentioned is the entry of the voter's name on the Pou. List, xept by the Clerk-and Judges of elections at each precinet. Twelfth. In Nevada county the Board of Susors have bat ccnb ed mg districts—each hip comprising a district Thirteenth. ° ps of said Districts are several precincts, with an Election Board{two Judges and a Clerk) for each precinct. Fourteenth. In Nevada County, there being more than one precinct jm each district, every voter must apply (personally or in writing) to ho enrolled at the precinct where ho wishes to vote. ' This is necessary in order to avoid crrors which would he-Hable to occur by enrolling withont application transient persons, who in case they should prove not to be qualified, might screen chomeelves from any charge of fraud by alleging that they were enrolled contrary to their wishes. Fifteenth. It is also incumbent on every qual{fed voter to see that he is duly enrolled, Sixteenth. Persons registered in the Great Register will not be required to produce any proof of citizenehip in order to be enrolted on the poll iets. Residence in the election district will, as to auch persons, \be the onlv fact to be establixhed. Consequently.in the case of registered persons the inquiries.of the Roard of Registration will be restricted to that one fact: Seventeenth. But how will it be ascertained who are registered Pa — oe ‘ wegneaia this ing keptat the County seat ?_ Bey oon As to all citizens who have resided inthe county any considerable length of time, it will be known by common repute. Second—Any one that pleases may take a cerY nts life: ty, and asit occurs but once in his lifeener pecbaye that expense would not be burdeniater are to be at etated times made outin alphabetical order. printed, andten printed copies are to be transmitted be each election precinct ‘the county. Sears blanks for the enrollment of voters, and printed lists of names on the Great Regiater‘will be placed in the hands of the Election Boards onor before the Fifteenth day of July, L867. Howing are the Election Districta, Preclmtctond Officers of Elections established by the Board of Stpervisors, viz: First Distrricr. NEVADA TOWNSHIP. Nevada Precinct. John Belden and A, B: GregSatin Ae A, ¥U: Haneon, Merk. “Dine Tent Precinct, Levi Williamson and F. G. Armour, Jndges. Horace Hale. Clerk. Scott's Flat Precinct. H. Southard and W. N, Osborne, Judges. T. K: Holmes Clerk. Srconp District, GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP: Grass Vallev Precinct. John I. Sykes and E. W, Maslin. Judges. FE. W. Roberts, Clerk. Ruena Vista Precinct. Peter N, Hanson and J. W. Degolia, Judges. D. M. Barker, Clerk, Forest Springs Precinct. ©. L. Bullock and Phil, Galway, Indges. P. J: Broan, Clerk. ?, Van Slyke Judges. M, Hatch, Clerk, ‘Mooney Fiat Precinct. W. B. Oague and we. . Weaterfield Judes. P. Otia, Clerk.Anthony Honse Precinct. T. T. Stark and S. W. Piper Judges. D.Shoemaker;Clerk. 5 Yourtn District. BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. al Precinct. G. W. Parshly and P. Trek, ges. Silas Heath, Clerk. *Becehvitle. Precinct. N. Cadwallader and P. ain; Indges. Henry Everett, Clerk. “Sweetland Precinct. Stephen Winans and Jas, O. Sweotland, Judges, Wm. Warner, Clerk. North San Juan Precinct. 8. Abbey and John Dixon, Judges. KH. S, Pratt, Clerk. Gherokee Precinct. H. L. Kinney and J. B. Murphy, Judges. W. O, H. Martin, Clerk. @ \ . Freta District. BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. Jambtia Hitt Precinct. “ W. H, Graves and Sidwed, Bighardacn, Judges. Thomas Gershon, fake City Precinct. P. A. Paine and Jas. Credzes. Wm: Henry, Clerk. toomfield Precinct. R. C, Black and ty mpekt, Judges ‘ i Joe Aes, tae i Precinct. James Carney and L, M. m 5. Knotwell, Clerk. Sixra Distnicr. ‘Moores Fiat Precinct. H. Atwater and 9.3. 8 i : Blakeslee, Ju ‘via Panama Railroad, with one ef the Compan s Manzanillo. ‘mento Stave and also with Jefferis’ Saddle Train J J is a 8. J,C. Eastman, Clerk. Eureka Precinct. ‘Jno. Youngand J. W. Paramore, Judges. Frank Hathaway, Clerk. ‘ SaVENTH District. ; ME ADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP. ne ad gf Aen * jae Oe win Fowler, Judges. P. E. Jefferis, Clerk. Bowman's Precinct. .C. Hoisingtan.and J. F. Bowman, Judges. Jacob Kentner, Clerk. Carlile Pree:nct. N.W. Wilson-aad GC. W. Carlile Judges, W. Meade, Clerk. ~~ Donner Lake Precinct. N«R. Maxey and 8. Kané Judges. J. D. Pollard Clerk. . LigHtH Districr, WASHINGTON. TOWNSHIP. . Bear Valley Precinct, Jos, Stephens and Jas. Culbertson, Jadges. M.N. Wheeler Clerk Omega Precinct. Fred. Spreker and M, Cannon, Judges. Geo. Roberts, Clerk. Washington Precinct. A. Pendleton and Henry Kohler, Judges. J. D. White, Clerk, Nintu District. LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP. Little York Precintt. Thos. Patterson and Val.Curran, Judges. Jos. Gardner; Clerk. Lowell Hill Precinct. Jno: Duffy and Jas. Hill, Judges, F. F McGuire, Clerk, . You Bet Precinct. 8: J. Lewis and W. H: Hydeliff, Judges. .G. 8. Brown, Clerk. . Hunt's ‘Hill Precinct. Jas. Faller and Ed. Carney. Judges L. W. Preble, Clerk. Red Dog Precinct.’ Noble Martin and Rhay, Judges: .L. H. Hydelanff, Clerk, R. H. FARQUHAR, County Clerk. PACIFIC MAIL. STEAMSHIP CO’S Paria THROUGH-LINE Jos. —TO— NEW YO RS, JAPAN AND CIINA Carrying the U. 8. Mail. Leave Folsom street Wharf, at 11 o'clock. a, m. of the following dates, for PANAMA, connecting sprenais Steamers from ASPINWALL for NEW ORK On the 10th, 18th and 30th.of each month that has 30 days. On the 10th, 19th and 30th of each month that has 31 days. When the 10th, 19th and 30th fall on Sunday, they will leave on Saturday preceding ;. when the 18th falls on Sunday. they will leave on Monday following. Steamer leaving San-Francisco on the 10th touches at All touch at Acapulco. Departures of 18th or 19th connect with French Transatlantic Company's Steamer for St. Nazaire and English Steamer for South America. Departure of 10th connects with English Steamer for Southampton and P, R. R. Co.'s Steamer for Central America. Departure of 30th connects with English Steamer for Tumaco, the port of the new mines. The following Steamships will be dispatched on dates as given below : June 10th— Constitution, Capt. W. F. Lapidge, connecting with Rising Star, Capt. Gray, June 18th—Golden City, Capt. J. T. Watkins, connecting with Arizona, Capt. Harris. June 29th—Montana, Capt. Jos. Sutton, connecting with Ocean eee Capt. Maury. Cabin passengers berthed through.” Raggage checked through—100 pounds.allowed each adult peer. An experienced Surgeon on board. fedicine and attendance free. These steamers will positively sail at 11 o’clock. Passengers are requested to have théir baggave on board before 10 o'clock. ‘Through tickets to Liverpool! by the ‘Inman Line” can be obtained at the P. M. g. Ss. Co's Office in San Francisco. For merchandise freight apply to Wells, Fargo & Co. The splendid steamship Colorado will be dispatched July 4th, atnoon, and will be followed PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. Quick Cures and Moderate Charges. Dr. W. K. DOHERTY, Private Medical & Surgical Institute "SAN BPHANCISCO, ~ Sacramento st. below Montgomery. Opposite Pacific Steamship Co’s Office. —~ Private ENTRANCE, LEIDEsSDORFF STREET: Established expressty to-afford the afflicted sound and Scientific Medical Aid, fn the treatment and cure of all Private and Chronic Diseases, cases of secresy and all sexual disorders. To the Afflicted: OCTORW-K. DOHERTY returns his sincere thanks to his ‘numerous patients for their yatronage, and would take tits opportunity to remind them that he continues toconsult at his Institute for the cure of chronic diseases of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and Genito-Urinary Organs, and all Private Diseases, viz: Syphilis in allits forms and stages.Seminal Weakness, and all’ the”horrid consequences of self-abnse, Gonorrhoe,Gleet, Strictures, Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back and Loins, Inflamation of the Bladder and Kidneys, etc. and he hopes that his. long experience and snecessfu] practice will continte to in. sure him a share of public: patronage.’ ped the ractice of pon Clots Europe and the United tates, he is enabled to apply the most efficient and successful remedies against diseases of all kinds, He uses no mefcury, charges moderate, treats his p:tients-in a corfect and honorable way, has referenGes of unquestionable veracity . from men.ef known. respectability. and high standingin society. All parties consulting him. by letter or otherwise, will receive the best and gefitlest treatment aad implicit secrecy. DR. DOHERTY would call attention to the following certificates, from two of his patients, who. having fully recovered their Kealth,desire to make known their remedial agent. It will be seen their statements are fully authenticated by a Notary Public. The welfare of society Imperiously demand their publicity, and they are given more to warn the unwary.than to sound the praise of a Phvsician, of whom hundreds of like cases can be cited, during a practice of more than fifteen ycars, A Case of Gleet and Stricture. Dr. Donerty—Dear Sir ‘feel my health so fully restored that, in common pte Boy I be lieve I should make vou some written acknowl edgment. for your valuable services—particular! 30 as your fee was small for the work performed. Tarrived in chis city from the East about one year ago, and was then suffering from an eld case of Gleet, complicated with Stricture. The latter Was s0 bad that I feared an entire stoppage of urine. . Being a stranger in this city, and believeing that those Doctors who gave euch positive assurancesof suecess were necegsarily the hest, I placed myself in ‘their charge, and continned under their treatment until I had lost nearly all hope and a considerable sumof money. I wish to say now that/you are the sixth doctor I have employed, and the only one that has ever done me any service. My Gleet is wholly cured, the Stricture is all removed, and my general health is better than it has been for yeara. In eonclusion, . } would say tothe many uniortunates who require medical advice, if you have any doubt as to whom you may employ, ask Dr. DONERTY for my address, and calland see me. (I keep store inthis city ) My experience may save you many dollars. I would also add. that in the early stage of my disease, I used a Jarge amount of the preparations advertised as an infallible cure for Gonorrohea, by the Gréat Republic, on August 24th, from wharf corner of First and ‘Brannan streeta, for { Yokahawa and Hongkong. connecting at Yokahama with steamship Costa Rica, for Shanghae. For passage and other information apply at the Pacific Mail Steamship _Company’s office, corner of Sacramento and Le'desdorf streets, San Francisco; OLIVER ELDRIDGE, Agent Frames! . Frames! Frames! P. KENT, H* RETURNED TO THE OLD STAND No. 97 Broad Street, Opposite the Pennsylvania Engine House, Where he has on hand the beat stock of Mahogany. Walnut, Gilt and other kinds of Moulding eyer brought to this county. Picture and all other kinds of Frames made on short notice and in the best style. 4 CARPENTER WORK, all kinda, done at short notice, arts NEVADA & MOORE’S FLAT . AND EUREKA. ——. = oe ¥) DAILY EXPRESS AND STAGE LIND. TAGE LEAVES NEVADA ON MONDAY, kK) Wednesday and Friday, (conneciing with Wells, Fargo and Co's Express) for LAKK CITY, NORTH BLOOMEFIELD, MOORES, WOOLSEYS AND ORLEANS FLATS. : Connecting with Colfax etages on Monday, Nevada City Wednesday and Friday, and running throngh to ureka, Pony Express to Eureka every day. Both Stage and Express connecting with Sacrato Meadow Lake City and the New Mines.* Pac ages delivered. Collections made, aud all Lagtens business promptly attended to. Ae GREGORY & ENGLISH, Proprietors. McCORMACK Successor to McCready & Brother, _— Dealer in ’ _MARBLE MONUMENTS, ) GRAVE STONES, Marble Mantles, Table Top AND GRATES, At lower Rates than ever. before, offered in this market. CornER OF Firtn ann D Srreets, ’ MARYSVILLE. _ W. C. GROVE Agent for Nevada City, Marysville, Oct. Wth—ly WHEN YOU GO TO ite te" SAN FRANCISCO ay Do not fail to get one of LAMOTT’S NEW STYLE OF HATS LAMOTT 1S THE HATTER OF THE DAY! THE ONLY PLACE IN THE STATE TO. BE CERTAIN OF GETTING THE NEW STYLE THR LARGEST ASSORTMENT ON THIS COAST IS TO BE FOUND THERE FOR Men or Boys. Ge SEND IN-YOUR ORDERS To. Gleet, etc., but never derived anybenefit from them, de Hi. San Francisco, June 16, 1864 Subscribed and sworn to before me thie 2iet day of June, A. p. 1864. A. 8,GOUBD, Not. Pub. Seminal Weakness—A Sworn to Certificate of a most Remarkable Cure of Spermaorrhoea, * A desire to benefit suffering humanity. and a feeling of gratitude to Dr. W. K. DOHERTY, induces me to make this statement, For man years I have been afflicted with Spermatorrhoea. the resnit of self abuse, but till 1855 experienced but little trouble or inconvenience; in that year T had Seminal Weakness to a fearfnl extent, which was followed by alarming symptoms, such as weakness of the back and limbs,dimness of vision, nervousness, etc. My mind, too, was affected to such an extent.as to seriously impair my memory ; my ideas were confused and spirits depressed. Iwas averse to society, had evil forebodings and self-distrust. and was entirely unfitted for any duties of life. From 1855 to the summer of 1863, mployed the very best medical talent I could

I A ibd. but in no instance obtained more than tem }~ porary relief, Thad about concluded there no relieftor me in this world, but readipg Dr. Doherty’s advertisement, [determined totry him, though [did not expect mnch be from his treatment, On the 5th of Decem*r last, I placed myself nnder his care; in opeweek I found myself very much improved: and now, after five weeks’ treatment, I myself thoroughly cured of all my troublesAand in the enjoyment. of. the best of health” Hoping that my experience may be. of benefit to others similarly afflicted, I snbscribe myself, JAMES JOHNSTON, _®tibscribed and sworn to before me, this 15th ‘dav of January, a4. p 1861. {u.8 } A. G@. RANDALL, Notary Fublic. To Females, When a female isin trouble, or afflicted with disease, such as weakness of the back arfd limbs, pain in the head, loss of muscular power, palpitation of the heart, nervousness, extreme urinary difficulties. general debility. vaginitis, all diseases of the womb, hysteria, sterility, awd all other diseases peculixr to females, they shon'd go or write at once to the celebrated Female Doctor W. K. DOHERTY, at his Medical Institute, and consult him about their troubles and di-ease. Irregularities, suppressions, etc., will receive the Doctor's most particular attention. Let no. false delicacy prevent you, but apply immediately and save yourself trom painful sufferings and premature death, All Married Ladies, whose delicate health er other eircumstances prevent an increase in their families, shouhl write or call at Dr. DOHERTY’S Medical _'nstitute, and they will receive every possible selief and help. The Doctor's office, consisting of a suite of-ix rooms, are so arranged that he can be consuited withont fear of observation. _. gle To Correspondents, h Patients (ma'e or female) residing in any part of the State, however distant,;who mav desire the opinion and advice of Dr. Doherty, and who think proper to submit a written statement of euch. in preference to holdinga personal interview, aré re+ spect fally assnred that their communications will ‘be held most sacred. . Dr. Doherty takes this opportanitr of observing, ;that all letters are only opened andreplied to by himself, and the latter as promptly as possible, If the case be fully and candidly described. personal communication will be superceded, as instructions r diet, regimen, and the g-reral treatmenc ease iteelf (inclu. ding the r-medies) will be orwarded withert delay and in wath manne as to convey no idea ef) the purport ofthe letter or ce. oO ransmitted. Consultations FREE. 5 Lam 227 M Temeth S57 Montgomery Strest. pat teed or no pay. Address AE . PRKOOF, its walls kcep out, in a ‘Omega, Moores, Woolsey’s and ‘offices at and take their.teparture from this Hote!, of “+ NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL: Broad Street, Nevada Cit ec, THIS OLD AND WELL ESTABLISH: ed Hotel is again opened to the Public. It has been remodeled and enlarged and is now one of the most commodious Hoases in the infferior of the State. Located in an elegant position it commands a view of the City and Surrounding country and instres good air in the heat ofsummer. Built of BRICK AND FIREgreat measure, the heat of the sun and give security in case offire THE EXCHANGE Is near the centré of the town on a wide and THE business street of the city. ———— There are no wooden buildings near the Hotel to endanger it in case of conflagration. THE ROOMS Are Elegantly Furnished, the Beds dre of Spring and Hair Mattrasses, unexcelled by any Hotel in the State—all the Furniture few and of the Latest Style. , ; SUITS OF ROOMS. _And every accommodation furuished.Familes and the traveling public, and every care taketi to make thé House a HOME FOR BOARDERS, ‘col TE TABLE . Will at all times be urnished with everything the market affords. . THE STAGE OFFICE. The Coaches of the Colfax, Alpba, Washingion, éans Flat, Red Dog and North San Juan Stage Lines have their 4 THE HOUSE IS KEPT OPEN ALL NIGHT. THE SALOON . Is fitted np in aapester style where none but the best Wines and Liquors are to-be found The. BILLIARD TABLES are Phelnn’s best. THE, LIVE«Y STABLE. Connected with the Establishment is a Livery Stable where the best Tnrnouts may be had. LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. GEO. W. KIDD, J. W, HINDS, R. W. TULLY BANKING HOUSE!) —AND— ASSAY OFFICE. GEO. W. KIDD & CO.... Bankers. i the Granite Building, on Broad Street, Nevada City. The Highest Price wil! be paid for Gold Dust. Gold Ballion discounted at the Lowest Rates. Liberal advances made on Geld Dust or Bullio for Assay or Coinage at the Mint. MONEY TO LOAN on geod collateral, at a low rate of interest. a Registered County Scrip bought at par. , LEGAL TENDERS bought and sold at the Reg ular Rates, Deposits received. Checks on San Francisco Sacramento and Virginia city. Drafts onthe Eastern Cities, London, and Dublin. Ireland. Agénts for the London and Liverpool Fire and Life Insurance Company. i Gold and Ores of every description Melted, Refined and Assayed. : Correspondents—San Francisco, Bank of Cali fornia; Sacramento, D. O. Mills & Co.; Virginia City; Agency Bank of California, . ovt2 GEO, W. KIDD & CO WILLIAM C. POPE Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FURNITURE, OILS. LAMPS, &c. MILL STREET. GRASS VALLEY. ta" THE CHEAPEST FURNITURE STORE IN NEVADA COUNTY. All Goods delivered Free of Charge. W. C. POPE is the only Licensed Auctioneer Nevada county. Orders promptly attended to, — Grass Valley, July 8th. 1856. ah J. I Caldwell and John Célawell, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. Office No. 42 Broad strett, Nevada City. J. 1; CALDWELL; Notary Public for Nevada County and Co ssicner for the State of Nevada JOHN C ELL, District Attorney and No atry Pu for Nevada County. — . JT. CALDWELL, Deputy District Attorney NEVADA ICE COMPANY. CE—THE PUREST AND BEST, DELIVERED DAILY, in NEVADA and Grags Valley, by the Nevada ice Company. Particular attention paid to supplying famihes. = THOMPSON, STONE & HAER. MUSXYC! MUSICL Cc. H. CHASE, TEACHER OF MUSIe6, NSTRUCTIONS. GIVEN.ON THE. PIANO, Guitar and Violin. Pianos tuned and: other musical Instruments repaired, Quadrille Music furnished,’ from two to six pieces as may be e¢esirediMusic arranged for the Piano, Guitar or other nstruments, easy or difficult as desired. JAMES COLLEY, ‘Dealer in Pork, Mutton, Corned Beer CORNED PORK, VRAL, &c. GS Meats sold at reasonable rates for Cash.— Shop on Broad’ Street, below Crawford, Leavitt & Co.'s. sepl BEAR VALLE¥ HOUSE. JUNCTION OF THE NEVADA AND DUTCH FLAT RUVADS TO .VIRGINIA CITY. E, 0. TOMPKINS, ’ WOULD INFORM THE TRAVELING fii public and all who wish to spend a season Beef, at this beautiful part of Nevada county, that he has now opened his Large and El gant House at BEAR VALLEY And is prepared to accommodate all style as at any other Housein the State. .j HE HOUSE has just been built and hanapent, furnished’ thronglout—having room enough for forty persons. : THE TABLE will contain the best of food— wee not superior to anv House in this county. ISHING AND HUNTING.—There is no place = ie section equal to Bear Valley, for fshing and unting. THE DANCING HALL is the largest and best in the county. Suppers and Music furnished on short notice. : ; CH. FERRAND, SPHOTOGRAPHIC.£ : : —AND— DAGUERREAN ARTIST, _ 7” Brery kind and Ambro+ ~~ \ in as good . RAL PACIFIC RAIEROap, N AND AFTER FEBRUARY 18th, 1867, up. til farther hotice, the trains of the Central q Pacific Railroad will run as follows; Going East, past es yr trains will leave Sacramento A. M., and arrive at Cisco at 12.80 ». m, Going Wenst.: Passenger trains leave Cisco-at6:80-4: m.; arriys at Sacramento at 12:55 P. mM. le Morning pass “tte ct at Ay. 1 with § ‘for Yankee Jims, Forest Et and Michigan Bluffs: and at Colfax with stage for Grass’ Valley, Nevada’ an@ San Juan: anda Cisco with: stages for Summit City, Austin, Vir ginia City, and all points in the State of Névada, The 6:30 a. M. up train connects at the Junctio, with the cars of the California Central Railroad for Lincoln and Marysville afd all points north All trains run daily, Sundays excepted. ©, CROCKE Py Superintendent C. P. R.R THE BEST FURNITURE To BE FOUND This side of San Francisco is kept at the Store» J. E. JOHNSTON, Broad street, nearly opposite Natjonal Exchangy at 6: Bureaus, : Bedstcads . Chairs, Tables Sofas, Mirrors, &e. EVERYTHING GOES—CHEAP FOR CASH. ——UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING Done at the shortest notice. Call and examine the Stoek !4¢ " NATIONAL Hair Dressing and Bathing Saloon T ©. LAMPE would inform the people of e thiscity and vicinity that he has purchased the interest-of F. M. Fisher in the National Hair Dressing and Bathing Saloon, and will continue, as heretofore, at the old stand. Particular attention paid to the cutting of gents, ladies’ and children’s hair. If you want a good shave, gents, call at this place, Hot, cold and shower baths at all times.— Afways on hand a large stock of Dr. Jennings’ Redroductor, the best article for the hair ever introduced. ap! “PRO BONO PUBLICO.” LACOUTR?S SARSAPARIPHERE BITTERS AN ADMIRABLE TONIC, AN EXCELEENT ee SPECIFIC AND UNRIVALLED AS A~ BLOOD PURYFIER. THE PRINCIPAL INGREDIENTS BEING “~ SARSAPARILDA. a“ — & SOLD‘EVERY WHERE. D. 8. BAKER. J. A. MARTIN BAKER & MARTEN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOODS OF ALL KIND8, —aLso-— WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY, GROUND FERED WOOD! WOOD wWwooD! Shakes, Shingles, <&c., _ WHERE? At BAKER & MARTINS,, NO. 73 BROAD STREET. Nevada, September 12th. H. & CROCKER & CO Importers and Dealers in STATIONR BY BLANK BOOKS, &e.y ~ i iae FOOLSCAP, LEGAL, LETTER, AND NOTE PAPERS, STRAW AND WRAPPING PAPERS, WRITING FLUIDS AND INES, POST OFFICE AND LEGAL ENVELOPES, MEMORANDUM AND TIME BOOKS, CARD STOCK. &c. &c: Everyth'ng in the S ationcry Line at San Francisco Prices. tS" BLANK BOOKS MANUFACTURED. 43 Steam Printing Estabiishment, 42&44J Street, Sacramento. Saci , vento. Oct. 16th—tf Lost. N THIS CITY. ON THE i3th OF MAY, A BLACK VELVET PURSE, contaifiing a She nt P. Office Co SS Fire INSU ; oO Nos. 416 THE STC Cash Ca) Surplus . GUSTA Charles D A. He Ne Youcan: TV Nevada, / EMPIFE BROA Opposit RY ed the livers and united . and now ha and Carriag State, Teaths, '% Hacks to tet most reasoi Good Sadi Horses bo the best of ¢ Nevada, D UNION Foot of Op PLA Horses, To Let Good 8: Gentlemen, clgn abet Horses A share of! isfaction gu NEVADA or repair Malt aga Be 1 Orders fill any Establis cisco—freigt Nevada, S G Cc OM.M as sT., Blank B: Li = ta a War ay Leave ie a Let ;