June 21, 1866 (4 pages)

ENT!) t= te, Dd Celt, Pir line her 0 for the . ARE,) ONS, re, Ke, nough tto ~~ nin: of than anted. , that 4, 0 sale, down We jluice johns ntity bave B® Goods and re { LOCAL AFFAIRS. & CunlostryY.—In the claims of Pond & Remington, at Little York, a geological curiosity was found a few days sintée. In strippivg the bed rock in the cement clay, alead of ribbon quartz, encased in slate, and fourteen, inches in width was found. In a selid mass of hard quartz, several pieces of washgold were found imbedded: ‘The gold is worn smooth by the action of water and the pieces are worth fram two to four bits exch. Other particles of gold are found in the rock which are like quartz gold.— The only ground upon which we can aecount fur, this 18, that when the fissura in} which the quartz is now found was beibg . filled, and befere the quariz became hardened or crystalized these pieces of wash . _ gold fell from the face of the channel, which rests upon the bed-rock and became encased. This theory does not agree with the ove that quartz veins are the original sourcé from which gold comes. The geologists who hold the latter theory will fiad it difficat to explain the existence of the wash gold in solid quartz. CEMENT IN Livre YoRK.—In the claiins of Pond and Remington, at Little York, the cement channel on the Blue Lead has been struck, and di:t of exceeding richness has been found.” The mill was erected upon these cliims some nine months since. For about eight months a tuone! was run paraliel with the channel, and at some points it passed within from two to four feet of pay dirt. A few weeks ago the direction of the tunnel was changed, and a few feet brought them’to rich cement. A single pan bas yielded seventy-six dollars, and after a run of two days last week, they cleaned up nine hundred and ninety dullars.The gold is Covrse’ and is worth about $19 50 per ouace, They have nuw the channel opened fifty feet wide and nive feet deep. » These claims will rival the celebrated mine of Neese & West in richness. THE AMERICAN CLAIMS.—The American claims located near Sebastapol, Bridgeport township, are among the best in the county, But 4 short tine since the heavy blast of 310 kegs of powder was discharged, and thousands of tons of gravel and earth loosened. : The last run of this company netted $8; Jin the sluices. The gray sand common to the claims on the Ridge, yielded $800 more atter being ground in Crall’s waltzing pan. rs Crall is one of the owners of this claim, atid. the inventor of one of the best pans in@se. “Lhe American Company are building an excellentynill, for the purpese of working the cement io their claims. i Tue YELLOW Diamonp.—The Yellow Diamond Ledge, owned by Reagan & Cv., is located on Rock Ravine, near Rush Creek. They have a tunnel in on the ledye forty feet, with backs of about twenty. feet. Eight tons of ruck trom this ledge crushed at Palmer's mill paid $2250 per ton. DEATH.—A dispatch was received in this city, yesterday, by Dr. W. G. Alban, from Virginia city, sunvuncing the death of U.S. Gregory. .Our readers are doubtless aware that although Mr. Gregory was 73 years of age, yet he was in the enjoyment of good health and was jailur at Virginia c¢ity.— Some three wecks ago he was attacked by two prisoners whw were in jail, and received wounds which buve c.used.his death. Mr. Gregory was at one time Marshal of this city. and for several years a Constable in this towoehip, and always gave the best sutisfaction in his-official business. His many friends in this community sadly deplore his death. Canvasstne.—Josi:b Fuller, agent: for . . the Pacific Coast Directory, tobe publishdd enor about the letof August. by Henry G. Langley, is in this city, obtaining the names, business and address of all merchants, manUfacturers and professional men in this part of the State. ' Tae CommitreEs.—In nientioning the Committees appointed te muke arrangements fur the Fuurth of July, the name of J.C. Palmer was omitted on the Comumit0 Oration and Reading, and A. Haas from the Finance Committee: House TO Rent'—A_ house in the’ prettiest part of the city, isoffered for rent.— Inquire at the Transceipr office. > “Buaze."This distinguished gentleman Will open his favorite saloon th is evening.— . AMERICAN STORE! . “MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO OF NEW YORK. Whe most liberal Company in the United States, ) Dividends in cash, Forty-Five per cent, or if udded.io Policies, over Eighty per cent, aa ee ALL POLICIES NON -FORFEITABLE. —_—— Policy -holders . allowed ‘to TRAVEL anywiere on the! Globe without extra charge, _ POLICY HOLDERS ALLOWED To RESIDE ANYWHERE ON THE GLOBE, EXCEPT BETWEEN THE TROPICS, WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE, —— 4 NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR MINERS, ENGINEERS, etc. oe ‘This Company insuresagainst ‘ Accidems from ‘A raveling. DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY. J. A. EATON & CO. Managers of the Pacific Branch, 302 Montgomery St. N. E. Cor. Pine St. { : SAN FRANCISCO. A. H. OTHEMAN, Agent for Nevada county. ; my22-3m CHEAP! CHEAP! . —AT— > J. P. GILMAN’S DRY GOODs, CLOTHING, . GENT’S FURNISHING. GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES; hoa For Gents’, Ladies, Misses? and Chil=\ dren’s Wear, Cheaper than any other Store in Nevada County. kr Give him a call and see for yourselves. Grass Valley, June L5th, : RINGS : ‘VEGETABLE AMBROSIA, A Great Hair Restorative, KE. F. SPENCE, Agent. Dealers and Barbers supplied at LESS than Kastern price. Nevada, May 24th. J. Qaldwell and John Caldwell, Attorneys‘and Counselors at Law. sah —OFFICES— At Nevada City and Summit City. Office No 42 Broad street, Nevada city. Office at Summit City en South side. ot B street: J. 1. Caldwéil, Notary Public for Ne. vada county, and Commissioner fur the State of NeJohn Caldwell, District Attorney and Notary Public for Nevada county. J. 1. Caldwell, Deputy District Attorney. . junet2 J. C. DEUEL, Attorney and Counselor at Law, AND NOTARY PUBLIC. His place ‘as ’beon refitted io gay style aud ‘ GRASS VALLEY: ta vie ’ iL ee eey a3, SPRING -AND’ SUMMER < Main Street, Grass Valley, ‘WINES, E HASNIUST RECEIVED, AND IS NOW LIQUORS, SELLIN >< —CAMP AIG N= : —OPENED,— — Crawford, Leavitt& Co, —AT—THEIR “STORE ROOMS” IN THE KIDD & KNOX BLOCK, ¢ _ 1,000 TONS —Or— MERCHANDISE! Of every description t6 be found in the line of Heavy & Shelf Hardware, Mining & Mechanics’ Tools, es Groceries & Provisions, . Paints, Flour & Feed, Varnish, -Wodden, Willow, Turpentine, Glass & Croskery he 100 Tons Iren and Steel, all sizes, 500 Kegs Kastern Powder. 2500 Feet Fuse. . Q 150 Flasks Quicksilver. 2000 Feet Rubber and Leather Belting and Hose, . 1000 Yards Duck—assorted numbers. * 1000 Gallous Kerosene, 500 Galluns Lard, Neate’ Foot and Paiut Oils. 12000 Pounds Nevada Cured Bacon. 4000 Pounds Sugars, all kinds. 50.Chests Teas, Black, Jupan and Young Hyson. 500 Boxes Candles. 500 Gallons Stone Jugs and Jars. CASE GOODS, Etc. Etc. Which we offer te the Trade at Prices and upon Terms defying Competition, eee Our hases and Sales are larger than these of any Li iu the county, and we can, and do “Buy and Se lower than any other. “NS m™Y +o, ~ Ca Prices before purchasing. “OUR MOTTO,” Small Profits and Heavy Sales, ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR _ ALMADEN QUICKSILVER. Silver Flasks, in order, BOUGHT, IF Goods delivered a reasonable distance Free of Charge, an Sales guaranteed to give fuil satisfaction. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & 00, Nevada, May itm, a : and examine our Stock and io See “bHNYS SUMMER CLOTHING! NEW STYLES . . " BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS, LINEN SUITS, &e; 34 es -§ A largeand choice lot i JUST RECEIVED 4% , And will be sold at REDUCED RATES! i _ Also, @ full assortment:of + cee te Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, BOOTS & SHOES, : Boy’s Clothing, all sizes.‘ TRUNKS, VALISES, &e., &c., &e. Constantly receiving ‘fresh waditions.°"" P. BANNER; Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer, Cor. Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada, HOSTEITER, SMITH: & DEAN, Direct Iniporters of DRUGS AND MEDICINEs, . _. PROPRLETARY._ MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS® SUNDRIES, ; ETc. ETC. > Manufacturers of ‘es Druggists’ Glassware; . [San Francisco Glass Works. ] 401-3.5 Battery Street, Corer of Clay, SAN FRANCISCO. San Francisco, May 15~+3mis R. FININGER & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FINE BRANDIES, WINES, —AND— LIQUORS-GENERALLY, Brick. Store, No; '7@ Broad Street, Nevada city. Nevada; May Ist BLAZE’S SALOON, . COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 87 ‘It You Want a Geoa Drink, GO TO BLAZE’s ICE! ICE! ICE: THOMPSON, STONE & HALE, OULD inform the peuple of this city, Grass W Valley and the whole surrounding country, that they are nuw ready to receive’ orders for ICE. Saloons and families wishiug to be supplied with ICK this season are requested to leave their orders at-Neffzinger’s Butcher Shop, on Main street, or with J.J. WITW eR, Agent. Nevada. April 13th, 18066. j x. ANNIVERSARY BALL, A Grand Ball will be given by MRS. M. BLUM, At Temperance Hall, ON WEDNESDAY EVE'G, JULY: 4th. 2 The best of Music has been secured. and an excellent supper will be served up for the Oceasion: No pains or expense will be spared to make this the most attractive Ball of the seagon. Tickets, including Supper, --$3 00. Nevada, . June 5th, 1866. 7h 5 LAMOTT’S T STORE —I8 THE— , . EMPORIUM OF THE STATE. > ey ~ The Leader of Fashion. oN Importer and Manufactured, “WHOLESALE & RETAIL, Wo. 227 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, April 24th. NOTICE. MEETING of the stuckholders of the Greenhorn aud Miners’ Li dges, will be held in this city, ou Saturday, June, 23d, 1866, at the store ui Baker @ Murtin J. A.MAKILIN, Nevuda City, June 16th, 1866. Secretary. FOK SALE, THE SPRING WATER WORKS, AT NORTH SAN JUAN. : GOOD INVESTMENT for a small amount of muney. Apply te WM. U. HOLT, as Nurth Sun Juans, or box 375 Dun Francisco P. UY. = jel7 2 . Who fail to appear tor-exay INSTITUTE ~ i a ee . EXAMINATION. ; The First Annual Institute of the ‘Weachers.of the County of Nevada, will meet in agente Nevada, on Tuesday, June 26th, at 10 o'clock, A, M., and continue im session during the week, (F\HE attention, of i1eachers and Trustees ia called to the following provision of the Kevised School Saw : ‘*Whenever, the number of School Districts inany county is ten or more, the County Superintendent shall hold at least one Teachérs’ Insti tute in each year; and every teacher ew ployed in a Public School in the county sball-attcud every such Institute and participate in its pro, ceedings. Keach session of a County. Institute sha)l continue not less than three nor moie than five days ;-and. the Supe: intendent shall, if piaeiF teut to instruct the teachers-in the theory and practice of teashing;—Every Board ot Trustees and every Board of Education shall not only al iow but shall require the teachers in its employ to attend every ‘reachers’ Institute held in the -county ;and when the Institute is held during the time that teachers may be employed in teactiing. their pay shail not be-diminished by reagon of atténdatice ‘on suid Listitute,”? ‘ The exercises will consist of Lectures ‘and Ke? says from experienced teachers, Discussidns upon the, duaeory and Practice of Tcaching and Fiactiont 1) ieettationis by classes from the Nevada School. : ; i ‘The State Superintendent ‘of Public Instruc tion, Professor Carlton and other teachers from San Francisco will be present. Lectures will be‘ déivered on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings, and a r¢e-union of teachers wil tike place on Friday night. Trustees ond friends of the Public Sehools are‘iuvited to attend the Institute. yc: Board of Examination, The County Board of Examination will meet during the session of ihe institute. Certificates of thefirst.g1ade—valid for three years. will be issued to those who pass a satisfactory examination in Ufthography, Detininy, Redding, Poumanship, Physiology, Natural Philosophy, Kaglish Composition ~ Arithinetic, Algebra, Geography, Grammar, History ot the United States, the Schoul Law of Cuwlifornia, and the Theory iid Practice 01 Teashmg. Applicants for second grade—certificates-valid for two yrars—will be examined in the above branches, exeept I’hilosophy and Algebra. Phird grade—certificares will be granted to female teachers only. , All teachers who hold temporary certificates, lation, will be deprived of pay after the 2u¥fror June Teachers who hold county certificates from the Board of Exainination, ‘are requested to bring them for renewal. M.S, Dmab, . eS Co. Supt of Schools. Nevada, June 5th. 1866 HOSTETLER’S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS, PURE AND POWERFUL TONIC, CORRECTIVKE AND ALTERATIVE, OF WONDERFUL EFFIUVACY IN DISEASES —OF THE— Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Headache, General Debility, Nervoustiess, Depression of Spirits, Constipation, Colic, Inter mitent fevers,Cramps and ali Complaints of either ‘ Sex, arising from Bod= ily Weakness, Whether inherent.in the system or produced by special causes. Nothing that is not Wholesome, Genial and restorative in its nature enters into tne composition of HOSTETTER’s STOMACH BIT LC ERS. This popular preparation contains no mineral of any kiud, nO. deauiy botaunical element; no fierce excitant ; but it is acymouimation of the extracts ‘Of rare balsamic herbs and plants with the purest and mildest of all siftusive stinulants. ‘The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated and the appetite restured by this agreeabie ‘Tonic, and henee it works wouaders in case of Dyspepsia and in less contirmed furms of Indigestion. Acting us a gentle and painjess aperient, as well 46 upon theaiver, it also invariably relieves the constipation superinduced by irregular action of the digestive organs, one “Lhe agony of Bilious colic 1s immediately assuaged by a singledouse of the stimulant, and by occasioually resorting to it, the return of the complaint may be prevented, . Ak a General ‘Louic, HOSLETTER’S. BITTLR» produce effecia which must be éxperienced or witnessed beture they can be fully appreciated. Im gase of Constitutional, Weaknese, Premature Decay and Vebility and DeCrepitude arising irvin Old age, it exercises an electric influence. Io the convalescent etuges of all diseases It operates as a delightiul invigorant. When ail the puwers of mature are relaxed, it Operates to re-injorce and re-< stablish them. Lust. but nut least. itis the only safe stimulaut, being Manulactured from soubd and imocuvus materials, and entirely free from the acid elements present tere or legs in all tue ordinarytonics and stomucnics of the day, 5 No family medicine hag been a0, universally, and, it may be truly adsed, demrvedly popular with the iutelligeut pyrtion of the community, a8 HUSPN TT's BLT hKs., Soid by ali Drugyists, Grucers and Storekeepers every Where HUs isn't LEB, SMITH & DEAN, Agents; Nos. 401, 403 aud 405, Buttery. street San FranCisco mnyl. $100 Reward or For au Iacurable Case! 4h et Special attention is respectiully directed to our exClusiv. manutactare of the celebratey Guiven Bulsum, 4 preparation bever kuuwi to tail iu the cure of SyphiHis, iu aitits stages, aud used ia the #reiich hospitals tur tue iast lew years with the greatest Succes Kur vbviuus reacuns, we connut publish theStestimuylals O the thoasands who lave bven Guged by it, but ia tue imnumerable Cases 1D WIIGHNE lias Vee adiijiMisicred we have yet to teard au duetquce vs ks ialure. GOLDEN BALSAM No. 1, 10K first “and second stages, puch @8 Burcs Ou the gs or vody, sure eyes, ‘Pete. Guideu Balsau, Nu. 2)lur tertiary, Merea» rial or Syphiusuc Kbheama Dbumes, etc pent by ixpress to Pacific Coast. erive, rity duliars five Uullare per Buttie ‘ 'G. F. RICHARDS & Wholesale and retail Drugyisis and Sh corucr Clay uBd Salisume ots. dun. Kd ‘svle ayeliis, LO Whhull ali Uruers must “be ad Uresseu =AlsO, agents fur the cclebrated Spauish autidete, «a preparduvn warram: . . tea cure Guuurtuae, Gieet, Arricg?tol) Gravel. aus ali Urimary peraugements. Neither of tue abun geuuime withaub ver sig uature across kue ince of the » pals in the part of the ‘duzen, or : 7 japel aphy ticable, 8: cure lecturers andinstructors compe-~———_— STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS,

ENT!) t= te, Dd Celt, Pir line her 0 for the . ARE,) ONS, re, Ke, nough tto ~~ nin: of than anted. , that 4, 0 sale, down We jluice johns ntity bave B® Goods and re { LOCAL AFFAIRS. & CunlostryY.—In the claims of Pond & Remington, at Little York, a geological curiosity was found a few days sintée. In strippivg the bed rock in the cement clay, alead of ribbon quartz, encased in slate, and fourteen, inches in width was found. In a selid mass of hard quartz, several pieces of washgold were found imbedded: ‘The gold is worn smooth by the action of water and the pieces are worth fram two to four bits exch. Other particles of gold are found in the rock which are like quartz gold.— The only ground upon which we can aecount fur, this 18, that when the fissura in} which the quartz is now found was beibg . filled, and befere the quariz became hardened or crystalized these pieces of wash . _ gold fell from the face of the channel, which rests upon the bed-rock and became encased. This theory does not agree with the ove that quartz veins are the original sourcé from which gold comes. The geologists who hold the latter theory will fiad it difficat to explain the existence of the wash gold in solid quartz. CEMENT IN Livre YoRK.—In the claiins of Pond and Remington, at Little York, the cement channel on the Blue Lead has been struck, and di:t of exceeding richness has been found.” The mill was erected upon these cliims some nine months since. For about eight months a tuone! was run paraliel with the channel, and at some points it passed within from two to four feet of pay dirt. A few weeks ago the direction of the tunnel was changed, and a few feet brought them’to rich cement. A single pan bas yielded seventy-six dollars, and after a run of two days last week, they cleaned up nine hundred and ninety dullars.The gold is Covrse’ and is worth about $19 50 per ouace, They have nuw the channel opened fifty feet wide and nive feet deep. » These claims will rival the celebrated mine of Neese & West in richness. THE AMERICAN CLAIMS.—The American claims located near Sebastapol, Bridgeport township, are among the best in the county, But 4 short tine since the heavy blast of 310 kegs of powder was discharged, and thousands of tons of gravel and earth loosened. : The last run of this company netted $8; Jin the sluices. The gray sand common to the claims on the Ridge, yielded $800 more atter being ground in Crall’s waltzing pan. rs Crall is one of the owners of this claim, atid. the inventor of one of the best pans in@se. “Lhe American Company are building an excellentynill, for the purpese of working the cement io their claims. i Tue YELLOW Diamonp.—The Yellow Diamond Ledge, owned by Reagan & Cv., is located on Rock Ravine, near Rush Creek. They have a tunnel in on the ledye forty feet, with backs of about twenty. feet. Eight tons of ruck trom this ledge crushed at Palmer's mill paid $2250 per ton. DEATH.—A dispatch was received in this city, yesterday, by Dr. W. G. Alban, from Virginia city, sunvuncing the death of U.S. Gregory. .Our readers are doubtless aware that although Mr. Gregory was 73 years of age, yet he was in the enjoyment of good health and was jailur at Virginia c¢ity.— Some three wecks ago he was attacked by two prisoners whw were in jail, and received wounds which buve c.used.his death. Mr. Gregory was at one time Marshal of this city. and for several years a Constable in this towoehip, and always gave the best sutisfaction in his-official business. His many friends in this community sadly deplore his death. Canvasstne.—Josi:b Fuller, agent: for . . the Pacific Coast Directory, tobe publishdd enor about the letof August. by Henry G. Langley, is in this city, obtaining the names, business and address of all merchants, manUfacturers and professional men in this part of the State. ' Tae CommitreEs.—In nientioning the Committees appointed te muke arrangements fur the Fuurth of July, the name of J.C. Palmer was omitted on the Comumit0 Oration and Reading, and A. Haas from the Finance Committee: House TO Rent'—A_ house in the’ prettiest part of the city, isoffered for rent.— Inquire at the Transceipr office. > “Buaze."This distinguished gentleman Will open his favorite saloon th is evening.— . AMERICAN STORE! . “MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO OF NEW YORK. Whe most liberal Company in the United States, ) Dividends in cash, Forty-Five per cent, or if udded.io Policies, over Eighty per cent, aa ee ALL POLICIES NON -FORFEITABLE. —_—— Policy -holders . allowed ‘to TRAVEL anywiere on the! Globe without extra charge, _ POLICY HOLDERS ALLOWED To RESIDE ANYWHERE ON THE GLOBE, EXCEPT BETWEEN THE TROPICS, WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE, —— 4 NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR MINERS, ENGINEERS, etc. oe ‘This Company insuresagainst ‘ Accidems from ‘A raveling. DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY. J. A. EATON & CO. Managers of the Pacific Branch, 302 Montgomery St. N. E. Cor. Pine St. { : SAN FRANCISCO. A. H. OTHEMAN, Agent for Nevada county. ; my22-3m CHEAP! CHEAP! . —AT— > J. P. GILMAN’S DRY GOODs, CLOTHING, . GENT’S FURNISHING. GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES; hoa For Gents’, Ladies, Misses? and Chil=\ dren’s Wear, Cheaper than any other Store in Nevada County. kr Give him a call and see for yourselves. Grass Valley, June L5th, : RINGS : ‘VEGETABLE AMBROSIA, A Great Hair Restorative, KE. F. SPENCE, Agent. Dealers and Barbers supplied at LESS than Kastern price. Nevada, May 24th. J. Qaldwell and John Caldwell, Attorneys‘and Counselors at Law. sah —OFFICES— At Nevada City and Summit City. Office No 42 Broad street, Nevada city. Office at Summit City en South side. ot B street: J. 1. Caldwéil, Notary Public for Ne. vada county, and Commissioner fur the State of NeJohn Caldwell, District Attorney and Notary Public for Nevada county. J. 1. Caldwell, Deputy District Attorney. . junet2 J. C. DEUEL, Attorney and Counselor at Law, AND NOTARY PUBLIC. His place ‘as ’beon refitted io gay style aud ‘ GRASS VALLEY: ta vie ’ iL ee eey a3, SPRING -AND’ SUMMER < Main Street, Grass Valley, ‘WINES, E HASNIUST RECEIVED, AND IS NOW LIQUORS, SELLIN >< —CAMP AIG N= : —OPENED,— — Crawford, Leavitt& Co, —AT—THEIR “STORE ROOMS” IN THE KIDD & KNOX BLOCK, ¢ _ 1,000 TONS —Or— MERCHANDISE! Of every description t6 be found in the line of Heavy & Shelf Hardware, Mining & Mechanics’ Tools, es Groceries & Provisions, . Paints, Flour & Feed, Varnish, -Wodden, Willow, Turpentine, Glass & Croskery he 100 Tons Iren and Steel, all sizes, 500 Kegs Kastern Powder. 2500 Feet Fuse. . Q 150 Flasks Quicksilver. 2000 Feet Rubber and Leather Belting and Hose, . 1000 Yards Duck—assorted numbers. * 1000 Gallous Kerosene, 500 Galluns Lard, Neate’ Foot and Paiut Oils. 12000 Pounds Nevada Cured Bacon. 4000 Pounds Sugars, all kinds. 50.Chests Teas, Black, Jupan and Young Hyson. 500 Boxes Candles. 500 Gallons Stone Jugs and Jars. CASE GOODS, Etc. Etc. Which we offer te the Trade at Prices and upon Terms defying Competition, eee Our hases and Sales are larger than these of any Li iu the county, and we can, and do “Buy and Se lower than any other. “NS m™Y +o, ~ Ca

Prices before purchasing. “OUR MOTTO,” Small Profits and Heavy Sales, ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR _ ALMADEN QUICKSILVER. Silver Flasks, in order, BOUGHT, IF Goods delivered a reasonable distance Free of Charge, an Sales guaranteed to give fuil satisfaction. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & 00, Nevada, May itm, a : and examine our Stock and io See “bHNYS SUMMER CLOTHING! NEW STYLES . . " BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS, LINEN SUITS, &e; 34 es -§ A largeand choice lot i JUST RECEIVED 4% , And will be sold at REDUCED RATES! i _ Also, @ full assortment:of + cee te Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, BOOTS & SHOES, : Boy’s Clothing, all sizes.‘ TRUNKS, VALISES, &e., &c., &e. Constantly receiving ‘fresh waditions.°"" P. BANNER; Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer, Cor. Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada, HOSTEITER, SMITH: & DEAN, Direct Iniporters of DRUGS AND MEDICINEs, . _. PROPRLETARY._ MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS® SUNDRIES, ; ETc. ETC. > Manufacturers of ‘es Druggists’ Glassware; . [San Francisco Glass Works. ] 401-3.5 Battery Street, Corer of Clay, SAN FRANCISCO. San Francisco, May 15~+3mis R. FININGER & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FINE BRANDIES, WINES, —AND— LIQUORS-GENERALLY, Brick. Store, No; '7@ Broad Street, Nevada city. Nevada; May Ist BLAZE’S SALOON, . COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 87 ‘It You Want a Geoa Drink, GO TO BLAZE’s ICE! ICE! ICE: THOMPSON, STONE & HALE, OULD inform the peuple of this city, Grass W Valley and the whole surrounding country, that they are nuw ready to receive’ orders for ICE. Saloons and families wishiug to be supplied with ICK this season are requested to leave their orders at-Neffzinger’s Butcher Shop, on Main street, or with J.J. WITW eR, Agent. Nevada. April 13th, 18066. j x. ANNIVERSARY BALL, A Grand Ball will be given by MRS. M. BLUM, At Temperance Hall, ON WEDNESDAY EVE'G, JULY: 4th. 2 The best of Music has been secured. and an excellent supper will be served up for the Oceasion: No pains or expense will be spared to make this the most attractive Ball of the seagon. Tickets, including Supper, --$3 00. Nevada, . June 5th, 1866.. 7h 5 LAMOTT’S T STORE —I8 THE— , . EMPORIUM OF THE STATE. > ey ~ The Leader of Fashion. oN Importer and Manufactured, “WHOLESALE & RETAIL, Wo. 227 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, April 24th. NOTICE. MEETING of the stuckholders of the Greenhorn aud Miners’ Li dges, will be held in this city, ou Saturday, June, 23d, 1866, at the store ui Baker @ Murtin J. A.MAKILIN, Nevuda City, June 16th, 1866. Secretary. FOK SALE, THE SPRING WATER WORKS, AT NORTH SAN JUAN. : GOOD INVESTMENT for a small amount of muney. Apply te WM. U. HOLT, as Nurth Sun Juans, or box 375 Dun Francisco P. UY. = jel7 2 . Who fail to appear tor-exay INSTITUTE ~ i a ee . EXAMINATION. ; The First Annual Institute of the ‘Weachers.of the County of Nevada, will meet in agente Nevada, on Tuesday, June 26th, at 10 o'clock, A, M., and continue im session during the week, (F\HE attention, of i1eachers and Trustees ia called to the following provision of the Kevised School Saw : ‘*Whenever, the number of School Districts inany county is ten or more, the County Superintendent shall hold at least one Teachérs’ Insti tute in each year; and every teacher ew ployed in a Public School in the county sball-attcud every such Institute and participate in its pro, ceedings.. Keach session of a County. Institute sha)l continue not less than three nor moie than five days ;-and. the Supe: intendent shall, if piaeiF teut to instruct the teachers-in the theory and practice of teashing;—Every Board ot Trustees and every Board of Education shall not only al iow but shall require the teachers in its employ to attend every ‘reachers’ Institute held in the -county ;and when the Institute is held during the time that teachers may be employed in teactiing. their pay shail not be-diminished by reagon of atténdatice ‘on suid Listitute,”? ‘ The exercises will consist of Lectures ‘and Ke? says from experienced teachers, Discussidns upon the, duaeory and Practice of Tcaching and Fiactiont 1) ieettationis by classes from the Nevada School. : ; i ‘The State Superintendent ‘of Public Instruc tion, Professor Carlton and other teachers from San Francisco will be present. Lectures will be‘ déivered on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings, and a r¢e-union of teachers wil tike place on Friday night. Trustees ond friends of the Public Sehools are‘iuvited to attend the Institute. yc: Board of Examination, The County Board of Examination will meet during the session of ihe institute. Certificates of thefirst.g1ade—valid for three years. will be issued to those who pass a satisfactory examination in Ufthography, Detininy, Redding, Poumanship, Physiology, Natural Philosophy, Kaglish Composition ~ Arithinetic, Algebra, Geography, Grammar, History ot the United States, the Schoul Law of Cuwlifornia, and the Theory iid Practice 01 Teashmg. Applicants for second grade—certificates-valid for two yrars—will be examined in the above branches, exeept I’hilosophy and Algebra. Phird grade—certificares will be granted to female teachers only. , All teachers who hold temporary certificates, lation, will be deprived of pay after the 2u¥fror June Teachers who hold county certificates from the Board of Exainination, ‘are requested to bring them for renewal. M.S, Dmab, . eS Co. Supt of Schools. Nevada, June 5th. 1866 HOSTETLER’S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS, PURE AND POWERFUL TONIC, CORRECTIVKE AND ALTERATIVE, OF WONDERFUL EFFIUVACY IN DISEASES —OF THE— Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Headache, General Debility, Nervoustiess, Depression of Spirits, Constipation, Colic, Inter mitent fevers,Cramps and ali Complaints of either ‘ Sex, arising from Bod= ily Weakness, Whether inherent..in the system or produced by special causes. Nothing that is not Wholesome, Genial and restorative in its nature enters into tne composition of HOSTETTER’s STOMACH BIT LC ERS. This popular preparation contains no mineral of any kiud, nO. deauiy botaunical element; no fierce excitant ; but it is acymouimation of the extracts ‘Of rare balsamic herbs and plants with the purest and mildest of all siftusive stinulants. ‘The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated and the appetite restured by this agreeabie ‘Tonic, and henee it works wouaders in case of Dyspepsia and in less contirmed furms of Indigestion. Acting us a gentle and painjess aperient, as well 46 upon theaiver, it also invariably relieves the constipation superinduced by irregular action of the digestive organs, one “Lhe agony of Bilious colic 1s immediately assuaged by a singledouse of the stimulant, and by occasioually resorting to it, the return of the complaint may be prevented, . Ak a General ‘Louic, HOSLETTER’S. BITTLR» produce effecia which must be éxperienced or witnessed beture they can be fully appreciated. Im gase of Constitutional, Weaknese, Premature Decay and Vebility and DeCrepitude arising irvin Old age, it exercises an electric influence. Io the convalescent etuges of all diseases It operates as a delightiul invigorant. When ail the puwers of mature are relaxed, it Operates to re-injorce and re-< stablish them. Lust. but nut least. itis the only safe stimulaut, being Manulactured from soubd and imocuvus materials, and entirely free from the acid elements present tere or legs in all tue ordinarytonics and stomucnics of the day, 5 No family medicine hag been a0, universally, and, it may be truly adsed, demrvedly popular with the iutelligeut pyrtion of the community, a8 HUSPN TT's BLT hKs., Soid by ali Drugyists, Grucers and Storekeepers every Where HUs isn't LEB, SMITH & DEAN, Agents; Nos. 401, 403 aud 405, Buttery. street San FranCisco mnyl. $100 Reward or For au Iacurable Case! 4h et Special attention is respectiully directed to our exClusiv. manutactare of the celebratey Guiven Bulsum, 4 preparation bever kuuwi to tail iu the cure of SyphiHis, iu aitits stages, aud used ia the #reiich hospitals tur tue iast lew years with the greatest Succes Kur vbviuus reacuns, we connut publish theStestimuylals O the thoasands who lave bven Guged by it, but ia tue imnumerable Cases 1D WIIGHNE lias Vee adiijiMisicred we have yet to teard au duetquce vs ks ialure. GOLDEN BALSAM No. 1, 10K first “and second stages, puch @8 Burcs Ou the gs or vody, sure eyes, ‘Pete. Guideu Balsau, Nu. 2)lur tertiary, Merea» rial or Syphiusuc Kbheama Dbumes, etc pent by ixpress to Pacific Coast. erive, rity duliars five Uullare per Buttie ‘ 'G. F. RICHARDS & Wholesale and retail Drugyisis and Sh corucr Clay uBd Salisume ots. dun. Kd ‘svle ayeliis, LO Whhull ali Uruers must “be ad Uresseu =AlsO, agents fur the cclebrated Spauish autidete, «a preparduvn warram: . . tea cure Guuurtuae, Gieet, Arricg?tol) Gravel. aus ali Urimary peraugements. Neither of tue abun geuuime withaub ver sig uature across kue ince of the » pals in the part of the ‘duzen, or : 7 japel aphy ticable, 8: cure lecturers andinstructors compe-~———_— STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS,