June 23, 1866 (4 pages)

ite, 2 and Cettar, Successors, } heir line other ; argzo fer the WARE) SIONS, RS, S; &e. &e, ye, enough i not to , 4 kinds, fit. of ne; Lard 8, iverse, >. want at ; wicks in ntain of ds than arrantéd ard, that “4 or no sale. 9 Sluice ef, 3 mijohns hem. juantity B and have 2? Be . qm 3 _with a few particles of free gold. The . has been greatly improved by! the addition “eess. A large amount of rock is on hand ~ day in this city on Monday next. The the grandest affair-of the season. —Thursday—evening, the invitation of the _ geutleman is an eloquent and impressive ent anniversary of our nation’s birth., J. B. <r eae aati LOCAL AFFAIRS. : oe A Rich Lepce.—A San Francisco and Grasé Valley company is working a. ledge ‘Jocated about a mileand a half below town, on Deer Creek, and have struck rich rock: The ledge. was discovered some time last’ Summer,’ in the channel of Deer Creek.— The volume of water is not-very large where the ledge was found, because of the large -quantity taken out by ditches higher up.— he waters of the creek were turned and the company.after erecting’ a pump, com. menced sinking #shaft in the bed of the ereek.At a depth of seventy feet they found a large and well défined ledge. The rock is filled with—rich galena sulphurets, Company are taking out reck quite fast and. will seon have sufficient for a crushing. On the peiat where this ledge cropped out in the bed of the créck, a number of specimens . were found containing picces of gold worth from twenty-five cents to two dollars. Frou the appearance of the specimens shown us, we should judge the rock now being taken out te be worth from one hundred to one hundred aud twenty-five doliars to the ton. : THE NortuH Srar.—The North Star Miniog Company are now hauling rock to the French mill and a crushing Will be had next week. The Company have the shaft down fifty feet and are taking out some excellent looking rock. The-lastcrusbing paid from $20 to $25 per ten. The owners propose to put up. hoisting works some time during the summer.* : ' THE FRENCH MILL.—The French mill of Varney’s pans’ and settlers. The improvements are nearly completed and the will will be ready to startin next Monday, The furnace recently erected for reasting and steaming sulphurets hus been put in excellént order, and the sulphurets coming from the mill will be worked by this profrom the ledges in the vicinity of Canada Hill, and the mill will be kept in constant operation. THE Masonic CELEBRATION. — The Masons of this city are making extensive preparations for the celebration of St. John’s Washington Band furnish music, There will be a grand procession in which the several ledges uf this aod adjoining counties will participate. Au oration will be delivered at the Theatre by H. H. Hartley of Sacramento, and other exercises of an interesting character will take place. The ball at Temperauce Hall, on Mouday night, willbe The hall . bas been covered with canvas, excelleut music has been secured, and a splendid supper is being prepared. It has been many years since a Masonic celebration bas taken place in this city, and the prospect is the town will be crowded with visitors. Nevava Hose Company.—At a meeting of Nevada Hose Company, held on committee of arrangements to participate in the Fourth of July celebration was unanimously’ accepted. The Company determined to parade with their carriage and jumper. The upparatus will be drawn by horses. They adopted a uniform, cunsisting of red shirts faced with black velvet, straw hate and black pants for parade. E. F, Spence and W.R. Coe were appointed & committee te confer with the committee appointed by the Pennsylvania Engine Company’and make all necessary arrangements. for the reception and entertainment of visit. . ing firemen. A New LepGe.—A new ledge was discovered 'a few days since, neur the South Yuba river. The rock from the surface prospects finely, a number of colors being odtuined from a piece weighing about two ounces. THe Fourth at 8an Juan.—Rev. J. W. Ross, Presiding Elder of the Marysville District, will deliver the oration on the Fourth of July, at San Juan. The Reverend speaker, and will do full justice to the fine field for an effective discourse on the presJohnson, Esq., of North San ‘Juan, will read the immortal} Declarutiou of Judependence. Goop Ron.—Jacebs & Sargeat cleaned up their Kale Seed ’hydranlic claims on Revada Daily Transcript, . este » E Z id seats NORTH: AMERIGA™ MUTUAL . LIFE INSURANCE ¢O. _ OF NEW. YoRK. oe The most liberal Company in the United States, Dividends in cash, Forty-Five per cent, or if added to Policies, over Eighty . per cent. ~ = ~ ——ALL _ Policy holders allowed to TRAVEL anywiere— on_ the. Globe without extra charge,_ Semel POLICY HOLDERS ALLOWED TO "RESIDE ANYWHERE. ON THE. . GLOBE, EXCEPT BETWEEN THE TROPICS, WITHOUT EXTRA CTIARGE. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR MINERS, ENGINEERS, ete. This Company insuresagainst Accidents from Traveling. 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. my22-3mn CHEAP! CHEAP! —aAT— J. P. GILMAN’S: AMERICAN STORE! Main Street, Grass Valley. E HAS JUST RECEIVED, AND IS NOW SELLING DRY GOODS, ~* CLOTHING,GENT’S. FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, For Gents’, Ladies, Misses? and Chil. dren‘’s' W ear. ; Nevada County. BY Give him a call and see for yourselves. rass Valley, June Lith, ~ RINGS — VEGETABLE AMBROSIA, A Great Hair Restorative, E. F. SPENCE, Agent, Dealers and Barbers supplied at LESS than Kastern price. ne . Ps Nevada, May 24th. J. L Caldwell and John Cakiwell, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. ‘'—OFFICES— At Nevada City and Summit City. ’ Office No 42 Broad Street, Nevada city. e Office at Summit City on South side of B street. J. i. Caldwell, Notary Public for Ne vada county, and Commissioner for the State of Nevada. ‘ John Caldwell, District Attorney and Netary Public for Nevada county. J. I. Caldwell, Deputy torney. District Atjune ye ae DEUEL, . Attorney and Counselor at Law). AND NOTARY’ : Wednesday ever one hundred dollars per Fs : SPRING AND SUMMER. = — Cheaper than any other Store ‘in SOR ARPS OOD SERIA te ‘varie wi —CAMPALG A-— —OPENED.— ee Crawford, Leavitt & o. Have now on hand and arriving —-—AT— THEIR “STORE ROOMS” IN THE KIDD & KNOX BLOCK, EO Ome } —OF— ae MERCHANDISE! POLICIES “NON FORFEITABLE . < As}. Of every description to be found in the lixé of Heavy & Shelf Hardware, _ Mining & Mechanics’ Tools; > he Ne ~ _ Groceries & Provisions, Paints, Flour & Feed, Varnish, Wooden, Willow, _ Turpentine, Glass & Crockery Oils, Wares, oe 100 Tons Tren and Steel, all sizes. 500 Kigs Eastern Powder. 2500 Feet Fuse. é 150 Flusks Quicksilver. 2000 Feet Rubber and Leather Belting and Hose, 1000 Yards Duck—assorted numbers. 1000-Galons-Kerosene;--— 500 Gallons Lard, Neats’ Foot and Paint Oils. ‘4 12000 Pounds Nevada Cured Bacon. 4000 Pounds Sugars, all kinds. 50 Chests Teas, Black, Japan and Young Hyson. — 500 Boxes Candles. 500 Gullons Stone Jugs and Jars. LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, Ete. Etc. Which we offer te the Trade at Pricesand upon Terms defying Competition. Our Purchases and Sales are larger than those of any Llouse in the county, and we can, and do ‘Buy and Sell” lower than any other. — i Ca and examine our St ock and Prices before purchasing. “OUR MOTTO,”: Small Profits and Heavy Sales, ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR ALMADEN QUICKSILVER. Silver Flasks, in order, BOUGHT. te Goods delivered a reasonable distance Free of Charge. all Sales guaranteed to give fuil & 00, \A pemineupe OS PRS: entre aR er A ee alll Sy r 2 SUMMER CLOTHINC! NEW STYLES BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS, LINEN SUITS, &o. A large ol choice lot aa ur JUST RECELVED < And will be sold at _ REDUCED RATES! ee ee Also;-a full assortment of ~ ta" Gents’ Furnishing Goods,’ Hats, < Boy’s Clothing, all sizes. _ TRUNKS, VALISES, &¢., &¢,, &€. Constantly receiving fresh additions. r P. BANNER, Impérter, Wholesale and Retail Dealer,Cor, Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada, Direct Imperters of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, DRUG Gi STS) «ETC. ETC. Manufacturers of Druggists’ Glassware, [San Francisco Glass Works. ] 401-3,5 ttery Street, Corner of Clay,: SAN-ERANCISCO. San Francisco, May 15—3mis . . me. FININGER co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ~ FINE BRANDIES, WINES; —AND— LIQUORS GENERALLY, Brick Store, No. 76 Broad Street, Nevada city. ~—t-s, Nevada, May Ist BLAZE’S SALOON, Tf You Want a Good Drink, ~~ GO TO BLAZE’S ICE! ICE! Ick: ° THOMPSON, STONE & HALE, : OULD inform the people of this city, Grass Valley and the whole surrounding country, that they are now ready to receive orders for ICE. Saloons and. families wishing 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. WITWER, Agent. © Nevada. April 13th, 1866. ANNIVERSARY BALL A Grand Ball will be given byMRS. M. BLUM, At Temperanee Hall; % . ON WEDNESDAY EVE'G, JULY 4th. The best of Music has been secured. and an exCellent supper will be served up for the oceasion. No pains or expense will be sj ared to make this the most attractive -Ba!l of the season. Tickets, including Supper, --$3 00. Nevada, June Sth, 1866. _ LAMOTT’S. WHAT STORES —Is THE— EMPORIUM OF THE STATE. The Leader of Fashion. Soe Importer and Manufacturer. WHOLESALE & RETAIL, Ne. 227 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, April 24th. NOTICE. MEETING of the stockholders of the Greencity, on Saturday, June, 23d, 1 9 at the storé ot Baker & f astes J. A. MAKTIN, Nevada City, June 16th, 1866. ~~ Seeretary. FO SALE, THE SPRING WATER WORKS, “4 AT NOKTH SAN JUAN. , GOOD INVEST MENT for a small amount meney. Apply to WM. C. T aan ats Ta. otto S76 tas, Whaweince'P. <2’ SUNDRIES,, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL S17 . horn and Miners’ Ledges, will be held in this” EXAMINATION. The First Annaal Institute of the Teachers‘of the County of Nevada, will meet fn Nevada, on Tuesday, June 26th, at 10 o'clock, A, M., and continue in session during the ‘week. HE attention of ‘1eachers and Trustees is called to the following provision of the Re« vised School Law : ‘sWhenever the number of School Districts in any county is ten or more, the County Superintendent shall hold at least one Teachers’ Institutein each year; and every teacher employed in a Public School in the "od shail attend every such Institute and participate in its proceedings. Kach session of a County Institute shall continue not less than three nor more than ‘five days ; and the Supe: intendent shall, if practicable, secure lecturers and instructurs competent to instruct the teachers in the theory and practice Of teaching. Every Board ot Trustees and every Board of Education shall not only allow. but shall require the teachers in its employ to attend every ‘'eachers’ Institute 4 the . county’; and'when the Institute is held during the time that teachers may be employed in teaching. their pay shall not be diminished by reason of attendance’oa said Institute,’ ‘The exercises will consist of Lectures and Kssays from experienced—tesehers,_D: upon the: Theory and Practice of Teaching and ractical Lllustrations by. classes from the Ne« vada Schools. ‘ The State Supermtendent of Public Instruc tion, Professor Carlton and other teachers from . SanFrancisco will be. present. HOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, Lectures will be delivered on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings, and a re-union of teachers wiil-take place on Friday night. Trustees end friends of the Pubfic Schools are invited to attend the Institute. : Board of Examination, The County Board of Examination will meet . during the session of the Institute. Gertificates of the first g1:ade—valid for three years. will be issued to those who pass a satisfactory cxami‘nation in Orthography, Defaing, Reading Penmanship, Physiology, Natural Phi Kagilish Composition, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geography,.Grammar, History of the United States, the School Law of California, and the Theory and Practice oi Teaching. : Applicants for second grade—certificates valid for two yeurs—will Be examined in the above branches, except Philosophy and Algebra. Third grade—certificates will be granted to female teachers only. All teachers who hold temporary certificates, who fail to appear for examination, will be deprived of pay after the 26th of June Teachers who hold county certificates from the Board of Examination, are requested to bring them for renewal. M. 8S. DwAL, 7 Co. Supt of Schools. Nevada, June 5th. 1866. HOSTETTER’S CELEBRATED ass STOMACH. BITTERS. PURE D POWERFUL TONIC, RECTIVE*AND ALTERATIVE, ‘OF WONDERFUL SFICACY IN DISEASES —OF THE— STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS, Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Co laint, HMeudache, General Debility, NerCORConstipation, Colic, Inter-~ mitent Fevers,Cramps and all Complaints of eather Sex, arising trom Bod=— ily Weakness, Whether inherent, in the system or produeed by special causes. Nuthing that is not wholesome, Genial and restorative in its nature enters into the composition of HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITLERS. This popular preparation contains no mineral of any kiad, no deadly botannical element; no fierce excitant; but it is acombination of the extracts of rare balsamic herbs and plants with the purest and mildest of all diffusive stimulants. the appetite restored by this agreeabie Tonic, and hence it works wonders in case of Dyspepsia and in less contirmed forms of Indigestion. Acting ae a gentile and painless aperient, as well as upon the liver, it also invariably relieves the constipation superinduced by irregular action of the digestive organs. The agony ot Bilious colic is immediately asoccasionally resorting to.it, the return of the complaint may be prevented. As a General Tonic, HOSTETTER’S BITTEKS produce. effects which must be experienced or witnessed bejure they can be fully appreciated. In case of Constitutional Weaknese, Prematare Decay Debility and Decrepitude arising fruin old age, it exercises an electric imfluence. In the convalescent stages of all diseases it operates as.a delightiul invigorant. When ail the powers of nature are relaxed, it operates to re-iuiorce and re-vstablish them. Last. but not least, it is the only safe stimulaot, being manufactured from sound aud inocueleménts present mure or less in all the ordinary tonics and stomucnics'of the day, . No family medi«ine has been so: universally, and, it may be truly adved, descrvedly popular with the tatelligeut porwon of the community, as HOSLPETTAR’S BITTERS, sold by all Dragyists, Grocers and Storekeepers every Where HUs f'n LEB, SMITH & DEAN, Agents, Nos. 401, 403 and 405, Battery street San Francisco \ myl. $100 Réward ro a For an Incurable Case! 6 Special attention is res= pectiully directed to our ex: chusive manufacture of the celebrated Golden Balsam, a preparation — never kuuwn to fail in the cure of Sy phihospitais tor tlic iuat ten years with thé grea success. ur obvious reasons, we can publish the testimuniais o the thousafiids whe have been cured by it, but in jue iumamerable cases in Wuich it has been administered we ‘have yet tv leara au instance of its tailure. GOLDEN BALSAM No. 1, tor first and second stages, '] Sstchas sures on the legs or body, sure eyes, ete. Goldew Balsaw, No. 2, tor tertiary, Mercu rial or Byphunie “Kheumatism, palus in the buwés, ete. Sent by «xpress toany part of the ‘Pacilie vunet Price, hati dollars yer dozer, or Five Dollars per buttle. UC. KF. RICHARDS & CO: * Wholesale and retail Drugyists and Chemists, corucr Clay and Sansume sts. dan Fi apcisco, sole agents, to whum ali orders mugt Grepseu Also, agents for the velebrat ppauish antidute, apreparation warraptea Wo cure Gupormnae, Gieet, Irritea tien, Uravel, ad Urinw » Weraugeiuents. Neither 2 the aBbuve penuilme Ww out our siyuature a the face . of OEP LETT ETS ee 3, Discussionsvousness, Depression of Spirits, ~ suaged by a single dose of the stimulant, and by , losophy, . ‘The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated and ous materials, and entirely free from the acid . lis, in ali its stages, and used inthe french ~ a SS TERRI T?

ite, 2 and Cettar, Successors, } heir line other ; argzo fer the WARE) SIONS, RS, S; &e. &e, ye, enough i not to , 4 kinds, fit. of ne; Lard 8, iverse, >. want at ; wicks in ntain of ds than arrantéd ard, that “4 or no sale. 9 Sluice ef, 3 mijohns hem. juantity B and have 2? Be . qm 3 _with a few particles of free gold. The . has been greatly improved by! the addition “eess. A large amount of rock is on hand ~ day in this city on Monday next. The the grandest affair-of the season. —Thursday—evening, the invitation of the _ geutleman is an eloquent and impressive ent anniversary of our nation’s birth., J. B. <r eae aati LOCAL AFFAIRS. : oe A Rich Lepce.—A San Francisco and Grasé Valley company is working a. ledge ‘Jocated about a mileand a half below town, on Deer Creek, and have struck rich rock: The ledge. was discovered some time last’ Summer,’ in the channel of Deer Creek.— The volume of water is not-very large where the ledge was found, because of the large -quantity taken out by ditches higher up.— he waters of the creek were turned and the company.after erecting’ a pump, com. menced sinking #shaft in the bed of the ereek.At a depth of seventy feet they found a large and well défined ledge. The rock is filled with—rich galena sulphurets, Company are taking out reck quite fast and. will seon have sufficient for a crushing. On the peiat where this ledge cropped out in the bed of the créck, a number of specimens . were found containing picces of gold worth from twenty-five cents to two dollars. Frou the appearance of the specimens shown us, we should judge the rock now being taken out te be worth from one hundred to one hundred aud twenty-five doliars to the ton. : THE NortuH Srar.—The North Star Miniog Company are now hauling rock to the French mill and a crushing Will be had next week. The Company have the shaft down fifty feet and are taking out some excellent looking rock. The-lastcrusbing paid from $20 to $25 per ten. The owners propose to put up. hoisting works some time during the summer.* : ' THE FRENCH MILL.—The French mill of Varney’s pans’ and settlers. The improvements are nearly completed and the will will be ready to startin next Monday, The furnace recently erected for reasting and steaming sulphurets hus been put in excellént order, and the sulphurets coming from the mill will be worked by this profrom the ledges in the vicinity of Canada Hill, and the mill will be kept in constant operation. THE Masonic CELEBRATION. — The Masons of this city are making extensive preparations for the celebration of St. John’s Washington Band furnish music, There will be a grand procession in which the several ledges uf this aod adjoining counties will participate. Au oration will be delivered at the Theatre by H. H. Hartley of Sacramento, and other exercises of an interesting character will take place. The ball at Temperauce Hall, on Mouday night, willbe The hall . bas been covered with canvas, excelleut music has been secured, and a splendid supper is being prepared. It has been many years since a Masonic celebration bas taken place in this city, and the prospect is the town will be crowded with visitors. Nevava Hose Company.—At a meeting of Nevada Hose Company, held on committee of arrangements to participate in the Fourth of July celebration was unanimously’ accepted. The Company determined to parade with their carriage and jumper. The upparatus will be drawn by horses. They adopted a uniform, cunsisting of red shirts faced with black velvet, straw hate and black pants for parade. E. F, Spence and W.R. Coe were appointed & committee te confer with the committee appointed by the Pennsylvania Engine Company’and make all necessary arrangements. for the reception and entertainment of visit. . ing firemen. A New LepGe.—A new ledge was discovered 'a few days since, neur the South Yuba river. The rock from the surface prospects finely, a number of colors being odtuined from a piece weighing about two ounces. THe Fourth at 8an Juan.—Rev. J. W. Ross, Presiding Elder of the Marysville District, will deliver the oration on the Fourth of July, at San Juan. The Reverend speaker, and will do full justice to the fine field for an effective discourse on the presJohnson, Esq., of North San ‘Juan, will read the immortal} Declarutiou of Judependence. Goop Ron.—Jacebs & Sargeat cleaned up their Kale Seed ’hydranlic claims on Revada Daily Transcript, . este » E Z id seats NORTH: AMERIGA™ MUTUAL . LIFE INSURANCE ¢O. _ OF NEW. YoRK. oe The most liberal Company in the United States, Dividends in cash, Forty-Five per cent, or if added to Policies, over Eighty . per cent. ~ = ~ ——ALL _ Policy holders allowed to TRAVEL anywiere— on_ the. Globe without extra charge,_ Semel POLICY HOLDERS ALLOWED TO "RESIDE ANYWHERE. ON THE. . GLOBE, EXCEPT BETWEEN THE TROPICS, WITHOUT EXTRA CTIARGE. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR MINERS, ENGINEERS, ete. This Company insuresagainst Accidents from Traveling. 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. my22-3mn CHEAP! CHEAP! —aAT— J. P. GILMAN’S: AMERICAN STORE! Main Street, Grass Valley. E HAS JUST RECEIVED, AND IS NOW SELLING DRY GOODS, ~* CLOTHING,GENT’S. FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, For Gents’, Ladies, Misses? and Chil. dren‘’s' W ear. ; Nevada County. BY Give him a call and see for yourselves. rass Valley, June Lith, ~ RINGS — VEGETABLE AMBROSIA, A Great Hair Restorative, E. F. SPENCE, Agent, Dealers and Barbers supplied at LESS than Kastern price. ne . Ps Nevada, May 24th. J. L Caldwell and John Cakiwell, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. ‘'—OFFICES— At Nevada City and Summit City. ’ Office No 42 Broad Street, Nevada city. e Office at Summit City on South side of B street. J. i. Caldwell, Notary Public for Ne vada county, and Commissioner for the State of Nevada. ‘ John Caldwell, District Attorney and Netary Public for Nevada county. J. I. Caldwell, Deputy torney. District Atjune ye ae DEUEL, . Attorney and Counselor at Law). AND NOTARY’ : Wednesday ever one hundred dollars per Fs : SPRING AND SUMMER. = — Cheaper than any other Store ‘in SOR ARPS OOD SERIA te ‘varie wi —CAMPALG A-— —OPENED.— ee Crawford, Leavitt & o. Have now on hand and arriving —-—AT— THEIR “STORE ROOMS” IN THE KIDD & KNOX BLOCK, EO Ome } —OF— ae MERCHANDISE! POLICIES “NON FORFEITABLE . < As}. Of every description to be found in the lixé of Heavy & Shelf Hardware, _ Mining & Mechanics’ Tools; > he Ne ~ _ Groceries & Provisions, Paints, Flour & Feed, Varnish, Wooden, Willow, _ Turpentine, Glass & Crockery Oils, Wares, oe 100 Tons Tren and Steel, all sizes. 500 Kigs Eastern Powder. 2500 Feet Fuse. é 150 Flusks Quicksilver. 2000 Feet Rubber and Leather Belting and Hose, 1000 Yards Duck—assorted numbers. 1000-Galons-Kerosene;--— 500 Gallons Lard, Neats’ Foot and Paint Oils. ‘4

12000 Pounds Nevada Cured Bacon. 4000 Pounds Sugars, all kinds. 50 Chests Teas, Black, Japan and Young Hyson. — 500 Boxes Candles. 500 Gullons Stone Jugs and Jars. LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, Ete. Etc. Which we offer te the Trade at Pricesand upon Terms defying Competition. Our Purchases and Sales are larger than those of any Llouse in the county, and we can, and do ‘Buy and Sell” lower than any other. — i Ca and examine our St ock and Prices before purchasing. “OUR MOTTO,”: Small Profits and Heavy Sales, ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR ALMADEN QUICKSILVER. Silver Flasks, in order, BOUGHT. te Goods delivered a reasonable distance Free of Charge. all Sales guaranteed to give fuil & 00, \A pemineupe OS PRS: entre aR er A ee alll Sy r 2 SUMMER CLOTHINC! NEW STYLES BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS, LINEN SUITS, &o. A large ol choice lot aa ur JUST RECELVED < And will be sold at _ REDUCED RATES! ee ee Also;-a full assortment of ~ ta" Gents’ Furnishing Goods,’ Hats, < Boy’s Clothing, all sizes. _ TRUNKS, VALISES, &¢., &¢,, &€. Constantly receiving fresh additions. r P. BANNER, Impérter, Wholesale and Retail Dealer,Cor, Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada, Direct Imperters of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, DRUG Gi STS) «ETC. ETC. Manufacturers of Druggists’ Glassware, [San Francisco Glass Works. ] 401-3,5 ttery Street, Corner of Clay,: SAN-ERANCISCO. San Francisco, May 15—3mis . . me. FININGER co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ~ FINE BRANDIES, WINES; —AND— LIQUORS GENERALLY, Brick Store, No. 76 Broad Street, Nevada city. ~—t-s, Nevada, May Ist BLAZE’S SALOON, Tf You Want a Good Drink, ~~ GO TO BLAZE’S ICE! ICE! Ick: ° THOMPSON, STONE & HALE, : OULD inform the people of this city, Grass Valley and the whole surrounding country, that they are now ready to receive orders for ICE. Saloons and. families wishing 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. WITWER, Agent. © Nevada. April 13th, 1866. ANNIVERSARY BALL A Grand Ball will be given byMRS. M. BLUM, At Temperanee Hall; % . ON WEDNESDAY EVE'G, JULY 4th. The best of Music has been secured. and an exCellent supper will be served up for the oceasion. No pains or expense will be sj ared to make this the most attractive -Ba!l of the season. Tickets, including Supper, --$3 00. Nevada, June Sth, 1866. _ LAMOTT’S. WHAT STORES —Is THE— EMPORIUM OF THE STATE. The Leader of Fashion. Soe Importer and Manufacturer. WHOLESALE & RETAIL, Ne. 227 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, April 24th. NOTICE. MEETING of the stockholders of the Greencity, on Saturday, June, 23d, 1 9 at the storé ot Baker & f astes J. A. MAKTIN, Nevada City, June 16th, 1866. ~~ Seeretary. FO SALE, THE SPRING WATER WORKS, “4 AT NOKTH SAN JUAN. , GOOD INVEST MENT for a small amount meney. Apply to WM. C. T aan ats Ta. otto S76 tas, Whaweince'P. <2’ SUNDRIES,, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL S17 . horn and Miners’ Ledges, will be held in this” EXAMINATION. The First Annaal Institute of the Teachers‘of the County of Nevada, will meet fn Nevada, on Tuesday, June 26th, at 10 o'clock, A, M., and continue in session during the ‘week. HE attention of ‘1eachers and Trustees is called to the following provision of the Re« vised School Law : ‘sWhenever the number of School Districts in any county is ten or more, the County Superintendent shall hold at least one Teachers’ Institutein each year; and every teacher employed in a Public School in the "od shail attend every such Institute and participate in its proceedings. Kach session of a County Institute shall continue not less than three nor more than ‘five days ; and the Supe: intendent shall, if practicable, secure lecturers and instructurs competent to instruct the teachers in the theory and practice Of teaching. Every Board ot Trustees and every Board of Education shall not only allow. but shall require the teachers in its employ to attend every ‘'eachers’ Institute 4 the . county’; and'when the Institute is held during the time that teachers may be employed in teaching. their pay shall not be diminished by reason of attendance’oa said Institute,’ ‘The exercises will consist of Lectures and Kssays from experienced—tesehers,_D: upon the: Theory and Practice of Teaching and ractical Lllustrations by. classes from the Ne« vada Schools. ‘ The State Supermtendent of Public Instruc tion, Professor Carlton and other teachers from . SanFrancisco will be. present. HOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, Lectures will be delivered on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings, and a re-union of teachers wiil-take place on Friday night. Trustees end friends of the Pubfic Schools are invited to attend the Institute. : Board of Examination, The County Board of Examination will meet . during the session of the Institute. Gertificates of the first g1:ade—valid for three years. will be issued to those who pass a satisfactory cxami‘nation in Orthography, Defaing, Reading Penmanship, Physiology, Natural Phi Kagilish Composition, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geography,.Grammar, History of the United States, the School Law of California, and the Theory and Practice oi Teaching. : Applicants for second grade—certificates valid for two yeurs—will Be examined in the above branches, except Philosophy and Algebra. Third grade—certificates will be granted to female teachers only. All teachers who hold temporary certificates, who fail to appear for examination, will be deprived of pay after the 26th of June Teachers who hold county certificates from the Board of Examination, are requested to bring them for renewal. M. 8S. DwAL, 7 Co. Supt of Schools. Nevada, June 5th. 1866. HOSTETTER’S CELEBRATED ass STOMACH. BITTERS. PURE D POWERFUL TONIC, RECTIVE*AND ALTERATIVE, ‘OF WONDERFUL SFICACY IN DISEASES —OF THE— STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS, Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Co laint, HMeudache, General Debility, NerCORConstipation, Colic, Inter-~ mitent Fevers,Cramps and all Complaints of eather Sex, arising trom Bod=— ily Weakness, Whether inherent, in the system or produeed by special causes. Nuthing that is not wholesome, Genial and restorative in its nature enters into the composition of HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITLERS. This popular preparation contains no mineral of any kiad, no deadly botannical element; no fierce excitant; but it is acombination of the extracts of rare balsamic herbs and plants with the purest and mildest of all diffusive stimulants. the appetite restored by this agreeabie Tonic, and hence it works wonders in case of Dyspepsia and in less contirmed forms of Indigestion. Acting ae a gentile and painless aperient, as well as upon the liver, it also invariably relieves the constipation superinduced by irregular action of the digestive organs. The agony ot Bilious colic is immediately asoccasionally resorting to.it, the return of the complaint may be prevented. As a General Tonic, HOSTETTER’S BITTEKS produce. effects which must be experienced or witnessed bejure they can be fully appreciated. In case of Constitutional Weaknese, Prematare Decay Debility and Decrepitude arising fruin old age, it exercises an electric imfluence. In the convalescent stages of all diseases it operates as.a delightiul invigorant. When ail the powers of nature are relaxed, it operates to re-iuiorce and re-vstablish them. Last. but not least, it is the only safe stimulaot, being manufactured from sound aud inocueleménts present mure or less in all the ordinary tonics and stomucnics'of the day, . No family medi«ine has been so: universally, and, it may be truly adved, descrvedly popular with the tatelligeut porwon of the community, as HOSLPETTAR’S BITTERS, sold by all Dragyists, Grocers and Storekeepers every Where HUs f'n LEB, SMITH & DEAN, Agents, Nos. 401, 403 and 405, Battery street San Francisco \ myl. $100 Réward ro a For an Incurable Case! 6 Special attention is res= pectiully directed to our ex: chusive manufacture of the celebrated Golden Balsam, a preparation — never kuuwn to fail in the cure of Sy phihospitais tor tlic iuat ten years with thé grea success. ur obvious reasons, we can publish the testimuniais o the thousafiids whe have been cured by it, but in jue iumamerable cases in Wuich it has been administered we ‘have yet tv leara au instance of its tailure. GOLDEN BALSAM No. 1, tor first and second stages, '] Sstchas sures on the legs or body, sure eyes, ete. Goldew Balsaw, No. 2, tor tertiary, Mercu rial or Byphunie “Kheumatism, palus in the buwés, ete. Sent by «xpress toany part of the ‘Pacilie vunet Price, hati dollars yer dozer, or Five Dollars per buttle. UC. KF. RICHARDS & CO: * Wholesale and retail Drugyists and Chemists, corucr Clay and Sansume sts. dan Fi apcisco, sole agents, to whum ali orders mugt Grepseu Also, agents for the velebrat ppauish antidute, apreparation warraptea Wo cure Gupormnae, Gieet, Irritea tien, Uravel, ad Urinw » Weraugeiuents. Neither 2 the aBbuve penuilme Ww out our siyuature a the face . of OEP LETT ETS ee 3, Discussionsvousness, Depression of Spirits, ~ suaged by a single dose of the stimulant, and by , losophy, . ‘The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated and ous materials, and entirely free from the acid . lis, in ali its stages, and used inthe french ~ a SS TERRI T?