June 23, 1871 (4 pages)

ee ouncements, a vase corder, Ibe a candidate the office of Couaey tion. of the Dew. ante, sessor : Of Nevada oj i ode ot Connty rhs ecision of the Dethoion. jg lent of Schools, f Nevada city, will the office of Malet 01s, subject tothe de. atic County Conyenee ee mmissioner, SHLEY, of French andidate for the office , Bubject to the deciyublican County Con. jeis a of Schools. R, of Nevada City, is 1 a8 @ Candidate for ident of Schools, subthe Union Republican jul $$ mmisslioner, Nevada City, will beg he office of Road Comhe decision of the Re. ention. jelo, ervisor,.__ of Nevada City, ig aced as a candidate for br, Ist District, sub. the Union Kepublican jl. dministrator, f Nevada city, will be e office of Public Ad)» the. .decision: ofthe: inty Convention. jy nblyman. of Grass Vailiey, Will‘or the Assembly, sybthe Union Republican ja a Treasurer, is hereby announced the office of County ounty. Subject tothe Republican Conven“eT Leriff. of Grass Valley, will the office of Sheriff of ct to the decision .of nvention. jo ‘Surveyor. ‘Y is hereby announce. late for the office of jectto the decision of y Convention. j2 t Attorney. of Eureka Township, nounced as a candiistrict Attorney subthe Repubiican Counj2 embly. ER, of Bear Valley, wnship, is hereby ante for the Assembly, n of the Republican » mso Treasurer, WALD is announced re-election to the office subject to the decision inty Convention. Treasurer. H is hereby announced for the office of County » the decision of the mn. + Recorder. E, of Grass Valley, is -andidate fer the office subject to the nominin Convention, y B Recorder, 3, of Rough and Ready be a candidate for the order, subject to the blican Convention. . jheriff. DEN, of Grass Valley, ced as a candidate for ounty, by his many he decision of the Re ity Clerk. . present incumbent, late for re-election to Clerk, subject to the cratic Nominating Coona ee ie ieee ommissioner. ID, of Grass Valley, is iced as a candidate for mmissioner, subject to epublican Convention. Yommissioner. , hereby announced ss the peed of Road Com0 the decision of the onvention. Administrator. announces himself #8 he office of Public Adsuing County Electh Sheriff. Nis hereby announced r the office of Sherif, ination of the Ms ntion. je nty Clerk. Washington Township, ne ee re. tte ee eee The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CALs LOCAL AFFAIRS, Election of Delegates. A large and enthusiastic meeting of the Republicans of North San Juan was held at the Hall of Union Hose Co, No. 2, on Saturday evening last, for the purpose of electing delegates to the County Conventiun and to form a Republican Club for the pre~~ cinct. The meeting was organized by electing Simon Furth Chairman and James A. Stidger Secretary. O. P. Stidger, of, the County Central Committee, stated the object of the meeting in a few wéll timed remarks, and moved that the meeting first proceed to the organization of a Club for the precinct. After con-sidering the subject it was laid on the table, and the meeting proceeded to the election of delegates to the County Convention. The following persons were chosen by acclamation: Doctor E. B. Harris, A. J. Putnam, George C. Spooner and Wm. H. Hatfield. A resolution was adopted, declaring that Hon. Newton Booth was the first choice of the Republicans of San Juan for Governor, and Hon. A. A. Sargent for Congress. The delegates are not instructéd. : San Juan slighted. A letter from San Juan, dated June 20th, says: ‘‘We had a little rain here last night, very littie indeed, only a few large drops. We had however plenty of lightning, but that so far off no damage was done hereabouts. If the just and the unjust are to have an equal quantity of this deJectable article meted out to them, as promised, I can’t see why we, just should be passed over and the unjust should be so highly favored. This is in my opinion unconstitutional.— Where is Gov. Haight with his veto?” Accident. A correspondent writing from San Juan informs us that on Monday last Jerry Harrington was thrown from a horse near Sebastopol, Bridgeport township, and that his right arm was dislocated at the elbow by the fall.— He was brought to San Juan and Dr. Asay set the arm. From Nevada County. Coughlan, who has been nominated by the Republicans of the Third District for Congress, formerly resided at Brush Creek, a short distance from this city. Coughlan left here some fifteen years ago. He was quite a boy then, and, we believe, went to act as a page in the Legislature. /; Disgusted. vA Yesterday some of the Sierra delegates passed through this city on their way home. When asked why they did not remain until the nominations were made, they replied that Haight was running everything, and there was nothing for them to do in SacTamento. ; Visiting Home. Capt. William ‘Thomas and wife, left this city yesterday for a visit to his home in England. Thomas isan old resident of Gold Flat and has a large number of warm friends. Mining Sale. J The Pennsylvania mine near this city, has been sold by J. H. Helm for $45,000 to a San Francisco Company. A year ago this mine was unworked, but since Helm took charge of it, it has been opened and been yielding handsomely. It is good property. Surprise Party. J Yesterday morning Dr. A. Chapman and wife, were surprised at their ranch, a short distance from town, by a party of friends. Chapman's ranch is one of the most beautiful places in this locality, and the fruit is ahead of anything in the State.— The party had a jolly time. The Fourth at Grass Valley. In to-day’s paper will be found the announcement of the Grand Masquerade Ball, to be given at the conclusion of the celebration at Grass Valley on the Fourth of J uly, in Concert Hall. The hall is very large and there will be a good time. J 2 : Hon, E. W. Roberts has accepted the invitation to deliver the Fourth of July oration at Grass Valley, Another Sale, We lear that Nichols & Co, have sold their claims at Montezuma Hill, for $10,000. The Last Chance—Great_ Rush—Improve It. It does not realty seem possible that such extraordinary inducements can be offered to the people of Nevada county, as are being made at the present time by Banner Brothers, of. this eity, yet such is the fact, and it behooves all our people, both in this locality as well as in distant parts of the county, to take advantage of the favorable opportunity now presented to “them. In San Francisco clothing is sold at a very high figure, as well as in New York, and within the last month, all woolen goods have advanced from 10 to 20 per cent., owing tothe failure in the wool clip. Yet in the mountains of California, in the city of Nevada, where heavy freights are to be added, everything in the clothing line is sold at 100 per cent. cheaper than in the above places. It does seem unaccountable, nevertheless it is true, and the cause of it can be easily explained. The well known firm of Banner Bros., on the corner of Broad and Pine streets, who have the largest and most beautiful stock of goods ever seen in a clothing establishment in the State, are selling off their stock for the purpose of engaging in business eélsewhere, and are offering their clothing so cheap that it surprises everybody. Among the goods which will be sold at extraordinary bargains, are fine broadcloth dress’ suits; beaver suits, cassimere suits, linen suits, white duck suits, and every other kind and quality to be had. ‘They have also a large assortment of hats, of every style and description, shirts, gloves, trunks, valises, boots and shoes.— Their furnishing department for gentlemen cannot be excelled anywhere. Banner Brothers are determined to close business in Nevada city, and the very low prices at which they are selling goods, is good evidence that they mean. what they say., During the past ten years, this firm have enjoyed the good will of all who have had dealings with them, and their goods and prices have always given the best satisfaction. Merchants in the clothing business at San Juan, Moore's Flat, North Bloomfield, You Bet, and in fact everywhere else in the mountains, by calling on Banner Brothers, will do much —better~ by selecting from their immense. stock than by going to San Francisco for supplies. Such opportunities to save money seldom occur, and the ple of Nevada county should not fail to take advantage of the present one. Valuable Hints. A regular habit of body is absolutely essential to physical health and clearness of intellect. Nor is this all. Beauty of per60n cannot co-exist with an unnatural condition of the bowels. A free passage of the refuse matter of the system through these natural waste pipes, is as necessary to the purity of the body as the free passage of the offal of a city through its sewers is necesary to the health of its inhabitants, Indigestion is the primary cause of most of the diseases of the discharging organs, and one of its most common results is constipation. This complaint, besides being dangerous in itself, has many disageeable concomitants, such as an unpleasant breath, a sallow skin, contaminating blood and bile, hemorrhoids, headache, loss of memory and general debility. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters remove all these evils by removing their immediate cause in the digestive organs, and regulatiug the action of the intestines. The combination of properties in this celebrated preparation is one of its chief merits. It is not merely a stimulant or tonic, or an antibilious agent, or a nervine, or a blood de. purent, or a cathartic, but all these curative elements judiciously blended in one powerful restorative. It lends activity and vigor . to the inert and enervated stomach, relieves the alimentary canal of its obstruction, and gives tone to the membrane which lines it, gently stimulates the liver, braces the nerves and cheers the animal spirits. No other remedy possesses such a variety of hygienic virtues. It. is to these’ characteristics that it owes its prestage as a household medicine. Experience has proved that it is as harmless as it is efficacious, and hence it is as popular with the weaker sex as with the stronger. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters are sold in bottles only, and the trade-mark blown in the glass and engraved on the label, is ,the test of genuineness. Beware of counterfeits. PAIN KILLER. PERRY DAVIS & SON, PROVIDENCE, RB. L., PROPRIETORS. 1840. 1871. The “ Parw Krier” may justly be styled the great medicine of the world, for there is no region of the globe into which it has not found its way, and been largely used and highly prized. Moreover, theré is no clime to which it has not proved to be well adapted for the cure of a considerable variety of diseases; it isa speedy and safe remedy for burns, scalds, cuts, bruises, wounds, and varieusother injuries, as well as for dysentery, diarrhoea, and bowel complaints generally, it is admirably suited for every race of men on the face of the globe. It a a ee notwithstanding t. it been so great, or quantity made béen #o large, as to-day : ; Another si fact is, that nowhere has the Pain ever been in higher reGEEAT MEDICINE OF THE WORLD, there not be the shadow ofa doubt.--[ Providence Advertiser. A CARD. STATEMENT. We; the undersigned, residents, of, and doing business in the town of North San Juan, having full confidence in the im tegrity of the Managers of the NORTH SAN JUAN GIFIYCONCERT, and in the success éf the same, do hereby certify that we with many others, residents of said town have subscribed and paid in, for the benefit of said Gift Concert the sum of One Thousand and Seven Hundred Dollars in Gold Coin : that said moneys is now inthe hands of Messrs Block & Furth, Bankers, by whom all disbursements will be made for the use and benefit of said Gift Concert, and that we with others who subscribed towards the same as aforesaid, have each received our pro rata of tickets therefor, That we unhesitatingly recommend said Gift Concert to the people of the Pacific. Coast and the States cast of the Rocky Mountains as worthy of their patronage. The Managers of the same being well known to this.community as men of good character and integrity. (Signed.) _ DANIEL FURTH, of the firm of Block & Furth, Bankers. A. HARRIS & CO. Merchants. . A. J. PUTNAM, National Hotel, JOHN GERMAN, Arcade Hotel, H. CULL, Livery Stable. BYHRING & CHRISHOLM, Merchants. ‘8. KOSMINSRY, Clothier. DICKSON & GAYNOR, Saloon Keepers. CHAS. SHERMAN, Bakery. L. H. BICKFORD, Wagon Maker, UNNING & CHAPMAN. Blacksmiths. P. STIDGER, Attorney at Law. B. HARRIS, M.D. L. ASAY, M. D. H. BUTLER, Druggist. T. MORGAN. MENNER & WHITE, Hardware. GEN. O. EVANS, Miner. B. A. PRYOR, Postmaster. . KOCH, Saloon. A. CARION, Brewer. GEO. COLLODI, Tobacconist. North San Juan, June 8th, 1871. D 0. E. J: P. J. ANSON W. LESTER. Cc, E. MULLOY. LESTER & MULLOY, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, &c. NO. 58 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Leet: HAMS, BACON, LARD. and all sorts of PROVISIONS on hand. NEW GOODS constantly received from the Eastern markets, among them HYPERION COD FISH, MICHIGAN CRANBERRIES, SEA MOSS FARINA, &c. All purchasers wishing anything in our line are requested to give us a call. LESTER & MULLOY. Nevada, May 9th. H. BR. BUSSENIUS, DRUGGIST, MASONIC BUILDING, CORNER OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STS. J. G. MATHER, Ce AND MINING ENGINEER, —AND— Deputy U. 8. Surveyor. GRASS VALLEY. Grass Valley, June 19th, 1871. NEW YORK BAKERY. JOHN HURST & CO. AVING purchased the United States Bakery and consolidated business,customers of both will be hereafter furnished from the ; NEW YORK BAKERY, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. Hot Rolls, Loaf Bread of all kinds, Cakes, Pastry, &c. alwayson hand. THE WAGON will supply Families with Bread fresh from the oven every morning. Give us acall. JOHN HURST & CO. Nevada, Dec. 12th. CATHOLIC SCHOOL. HE CATHOLIC SCHOOL OF Nevada City will be re-opened on MONDAY, MAY 22d, 1871, By Mr. MANNING, Under the supervision of FATHER CLAIRE, Instructions wil] embrace the usual course of a SOUND ENGLISH EDUCATION, together with CLASSICS, if required. Young men desirous of acquiring a knowledge of Classies will be attended at their residence, eran Evening Class for their especial advantage will be formed inthe School Room. JOHN MANNING, Teacher. Rev. Fatber Claire, President. myl9. NEVADA SKATING RINK. HIS favorite place of resort is open daily to the public. The Hall and Skates are kept in the best of order and satisfaction is guaranteed to its patrons. Admission 25 cents, including use of the Gentlemen’ Skates, except Evening, when , only will be charged 25 cents extra for use of Skates. ICE CREAM AND SODA kept com stantly ou hand. Soda Tickets 10 for $1.— Each Ticket good for One Glass of Soda Water from Swan's celebrated ARCTIC SODA Fountain. BULLARD; Proprietor. HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE ! —AT THE— me *‘OLD STAND," Opposite the Union Hotel and the Express Offices, MAIN STEEET.. NEVADA. IRON AND STEEL, ROPE, all sizes, NAILS AND SHOVELS, . STOVES AND TINWARE HYDRAULIC PIPE, Black and Galvanized. AGENTS FOR A. 5S. HALLIDIE & COS. WIRE ROPE. At the Manufacturers Prices And Freight. a GIANT, CALIFORNIA, —AND— EASTERN POWDER & FUSE. —_— Paints, Oil. Turpentine, &c. Wooden, Willow, Crockery, and Glass Ware. AGENT FOR THE “WED” SEWING MACHINE ! THE BEST MADE ! Always in Store, SPOOL COTTON, SILK AND NEEDLES for the various Machines in use. RUBBER HOSE, PACKING, AND BELTINGS. Call and examine STOCK AND PRICES before purchasing for you can save money every time. No trouble to show Goods and give prices 'thotgh “nary cent’’ changes hand. Gas and Water Pipe! OF ALL KINDS?! And fittings always on hand—and connéctions maile with the City Water Werks. } W. H. CRAWFORD, Nos, 27 & 29 Main Street. Kevada, May S7i, 1878. GROCERY, 1776. INDEPENDENCE DAY! GRAND CELEBRATION OF OUR NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY, A —AT= NEVADA CITY, TUESDAY, JULY 4th, 1871. IN WHICH MILITARY, FIRE DEPARTMENT, CIVIC SOCIETIES, And Citizens of the County will participate. President of the Day : NILES SEARLS. ; Grand Marshal : JOHN CASHIN. Orator : REV, E, HALLEDAY. Reader : JOHN A. CLARK. Poem : SAMUEL P. EVERETT, Chaplains-;—REYVS. We A. ANDERSON, and J. W. STUMP. f Visiting Firemen will be received and en tertained by the Department, and. Soldiers by the Nevada Military. Citizens from all parts of the County are cordially invited to attend. By order of the Oumumittce of Arranyements. T. H. ROLFE, President. D. E. Bet, Seeretary. APRIL Ist, 1871. FRESH GOODS ! LOW PRICES ! QUICK SALES ! NHE UNDERSIGNED having this day formed a co-partuership. under the firma Lame of HANSON & GREGORY. WILL CONTINUE THE GENERAL PROVISION, WOODEN, WILLOW GLASS, AND CROCKERY WARE, AND LIQUOR BUSINESS, AT THE OLD STAND All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within a reasonable distance of Nevada, FREE OF CHARGE! HANSON & GREGORY, Nevada, April 1st, 1871. Notice to Contractors. OTICE is hereby given that bids will be received at the Oakland school house, Gold Flat, up-to SATURDAY June 24th 1871, for additional school room. » Plansand specifications may be obtained at the school any time during schooi hours of P. McAuslan, and bids will be considered on SATURDAY. By order Board of Trustees. ‘~" DENNIS McKEON Cletk, Nevada June 17th 1871, B. Nevada, June 16th. SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING ! GREAT BARGAINS! ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO, ORNER OF PINE and COMMERCIAL. STREETS, NEVADA CITY, have just received a Splendid Stock of SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS, CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c. Which they offer to the public as low as such Goods can be obtained in this State. — SOMETHING NEW! A PRIZE FOR ALL! THE GREAT EXPECTATION PAPER COLLAR ! Each box contains a valuable prize with excellent collars thrown in, Gentlemen’s Fine Shirts, Under Clothing, Miner’s Goods, kv Of all kinds and varieties. “Gu ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO., GUARANTEE SATISFACTION to all customers who callon them, and propose to give the —AT THE— VERY LOWEST PRICES ! —_— R# Before buying elsewhere, those in want of anything in the Clothing Line wiil find it greatly to their adventage to GIVE US A CALL. ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets. Nevada, May 25th. DEDICATION BALL. GRAND BALL WILL BE GIVEN BY the ; ; MASONIC AND ODD FELLOWS FRATERNITIES, IN THEIR NEW HALL AT MOORE'S FLAT, Tuesday Eve’g, July 4th, 1871. WITH GOOD MUSIC, GOOD CHEER, and a SPLENDID HALL for dancing, a pleasant time is promised to all participants, The public are cordially invited to attend. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS, W.D. Long, 8. Caldwell, T. A. Slicer, W. C. Clark, A. Ranch, Jd. Knotwell, J. Olsen, H. Atwater, Ch. Allenberg. RECEPTION COMMITTEE. A. Ranch, 8. Caldwell, W. C. Clark, T. A. Slicer, J. Knotwell, N. Hegdeon. INVITATION COMMITTEE. MOORE'S FLAT. ALLEGHANY, Ch. Allenberg, John West. W. D. Long. — PerkinsWOOLSEY’S FLAT. . MINNESOTA, Geo, Edwards, R. Johnson, J. U. Cookerly. Ch. Miller. WASHINGTON, F. M. Hathaway. GRANITEVILLE. T, P. Crandall, LATEST, FINEST’& BEST GOODS . Charles Hentzon. NORTH BLOOMFIELD John Stone, A. D. Lemaine, LAKE CITY. R. Phillips, J. KR. Henry. SAN JUAN. J. B. Hunter, A. NCrane. SWEETLAND, B. Woop, H. P. Sweetland, A. D. Tower, W. F. Cummings, John Sanson. _ J. H. Cunard. FOREST CITY. RELIEF HILL, Henry Ellery, John Lane, W. F. Cummings. COLUMBIA HILL. R. McMurray, A. L. Woodruff. CHEROKEF. J.P. James, W. Barger. BIRCHVILLE. Henry Everett, Geo. B. Newell. FRENCH CORRAL. Wm, M. Eddy. V. G. Bell, NEVADA CITY. T. H. Caswell. FLOOR MANAGERS, 8. L. Blackwell. Tickets, (incleding Supper).. $5 00. Moore's Flat, May 19th, 1871. VISIONS. week, from the Bay. , CHARLES F. DEALER IN AMILY GROCERIES & PROROBINSON, OPPOSITE METHODIST CHURCH, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. 67” New and Fresh Goods received every Goods sold at the lowest cash rates and delivered free of charge. o2 up in gvod style, the public with Fruit, Candies, me a call. John Jack’s Variety Store. PINE STREET, next doorto the Corner of Broad Street, Nevada City. A pean JACK having fitted his new Storprepared to furnisi: Berries, Cigars, Tobacco, Poultry, Fancy. Goods, &ec. &c. At the LOWEST MARKET PRICE. Give Hw located at Drerrvss Op Sraxp No. 50 Pine Street, I am prepared to furnish, at ALL, HOURS, Fresh Oysters, in Every Style, Ham & Eggs, Luncheon, ICE CREAM, And Confectionery of all kinds ANTONE TAM.

ee ouncements, a vase corder, Ibe a candidate the office of Couaey tion. of the Dew. ante, sessor : Of Nevada oj i ode ot Connty rhs ecision of the Dethoion. jg lent of Schools, f Nevada city, will the office of Malet 01s, subject tothe de. atic County Conyenee ee mmissioner, SHLEY, of French andidate for the office , Bubject to the deciyublican County Con. jeis a of Schools. R, of Nevada City, is 1 a8 @ Candidate for ident of Schools, subthe Union Republican jul $$ mmisslioner, Nevada City, will beg he office of Road Comhe decision of the Re. ention. jelo, ervisor,.__ of Nevada City, ig aced as a candidate for br, Ist District, sub. the Union Kepublican jl. dministrator, f Nevada city, will be e office of Public Ad)» the. .decision: ofthe: inty Convention. jy nblyman. of Grass Vailiey, Will‘or the Assembly, sybthe Union Republican ja a Treasurer, is hereby announced the office of County ounty. Subject tothe Republican Conven“eT Leriff. of Grass Valley, will the office of Sheriff of ct to the decision .of nvention. jo ‘Surveyor. ‘Y is hereby announce. late for the office of jectto the decision of y Convention. j2 t Attorney. of Eureka Township, nounced as a candiistrict Attorney subthe Repubiican Counj2 embly. ER, of Bear Valley, wnship, is hereby ante for the Assembly, n of the Republican » mso Treasurer, WALD is announced re-election to the office subject to the decision inty Convention. Treasurer. H is hereby announced for the office of County » the decision of the mn. + Recorder. E, of Grass Valley, is -andidate fer the office subject to the nominin Convention, y B Recorder, 3, of Rough and Ready be a candidate for the order, subject to the blican Convention. . jheriff. DEN, of Grass Valley, ced as a candidate for ounty, by his many he decision of the Re ity Clerk. . present incumbent, late for re-election to Clerk, subject to the cratic Nominating Coona ee ie ieee ommissioner. ID, of Grass Valley, is iced as a candidate for mmissioner, subject to epublican Convention. Yommissioner. , hereby announced ss the peed of Road Com0 the decision of the onvention. Administrator. announces himself #8 he office of Public Adsuing County Electh Sheriff. Nis hereby announced r the office of Sherif, ination of the Ms ntion. je nty Clerk. Washington Township, ne ee re. tte ee eee The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CALs LOCAL AFFAIRS, Election of Delegates. A large and enthusiastic meeting of the Republicans of North San Juan was held at the Hall of Union Hose Co, No. 2, on Saturday evening last, for the purpose of electing delegates to the County Conventiun and to form a Republican Club for the pre~~ cinct. The meeting was organized by electing Simon Furth Chairman and James A. Stidger Secretary. O. P. Stidger, of, the County Central Committee, stated the object of the meeting in a few wéll timed remarks, and moved that the meeting first proceed to the organization of a Club for the precinct. After con-sidering the subject it was laid on the table, and the meeting proceeded to the election of delegates to the County Convention. The following persons were chosen by acclamation: Doctor E. B. Harris, A. J. Putnam, George C. Spooner and Wm. H. Hatfield. A resolution was adopted, declaring that Hon. Newton Booth was the first choice of the Republicans of San Juan for Governor, and Hon. A. A. Sargent for Congress. The delegates are not instructéd. : San Juan slighted. A letter from San Juan, dated June 20th, says: ‘‘We had a little rain here last night, very littie indeed, only a few large drops. We had however plenty of lightning, but that so far off no damage was done hereabouts. If the just and the unjust are to have an equal quantity of this deJectable article meted out to them, as promised, I can’t see why we, just should be passed over and the unjust should be so highly favored. This is in my opinion unconstitutional.— Where is Gov. Haight with his veto?” Accident. A correspondent writing from San Juan informs us that on Monday last Jerry Harrington was thrown from a horse near Sebastopol, Bridgeport township, and that his right arm was dislocated at the elbow by the fall.— He was brought to San Juan and Dr. Asay set the arm. From Nevada County. Coughlan, who has been nominated by the Republicans of the Third District for Congress, formerly resided at Brush Creek, a short distance from this city. Coughlan left here some fifteen years ago. He was quite a boy then, and, we believe, went to act as a page in the Legislature. /; Disgusted. vA Yesterday some of the Sierra delegates passed through this city on their way home. When asked why they did not remain until the nominations were made, they replied that Haight was running everything, and there was nothing for them to do in SacTamento. ; Visiting Home. Capt. William ‘Thomas and wife, left this city yesterday for a visit to his home in England. Thomas isan old resident of Gold Flat and has a large number of warm friends. Mining Sale. J The Pennsylvania mine near this city, has been sold by J. H. Helm for $45,000 to a San Francisco Company. A year ago this mine was unworked, but since Helm took charge of it, it has been opened and been yielding handsomely. It is good property. Surprise Party. J Yesterday morning Dr. A. Chapman and wife, were surprised at their ranch, a short distance from town, by a party of friends. Chapman's ranch is one of the most beautiful places in this locality, and the fruit is ahead of anything in the State.— The party had a jolly time. The Fourth at Grass Valley. In to-day’s paper will be found the announcement of the Grand Masquerade Ball, to be given at the conclusion of the celebration at Grass Valley on the Fourth of J uly, in Concert Hall. The hall is very large and there will be a good time. J 2 : Hon, E. W. Roberts has accepted the invitation to deliver the Fourth of July oration at Grass Valley, Another Sale, We lear that Nichols & Co, have sold their claims at Montezuma Hill, for $10,000. The Last Chance—Great_ Rush—Improve It. It does not realty seem possible that such extraordinary inducements can be offered to the people of Nevada county, as are being made at the present time by Banner Brothers, of. this eity, yet such is the fact, and it behooves all our people, both in this locality as well as in distant parts of the county, to take advantage of the favorable opportunity now presented to “them. In San Francisco clothing is sold at a very high figure, as well as in New York, and within the last month, all woolen goods have advanced from 10 to 20 per cent., owing tothe failure in the wool clip. Yet in the mountains of California, in the city of Nevada, where heavy freights are to be added, everything in the clothing line is sold at 100 per cent. cheaper than in the above places. It does seem unaccountable, nevertheless it is true, and the cause of it can be easily explained. The well known firm of Banner Bros., on the corner of Broad and Pine streets, who have the largest and most beautiful stock of goods ever seen in a clothing establishment in the State, are selling off their stock for the purpose of engaging in business eélsewhere, and are offering their clothing so cheap that it surprises everybody. Among the goods which will be sold at extraordinary bargains, are fine broadcloth dress’ suits; beaver suits, cassimere suits, linen suits, white duck suits, and every other kind and quality to be had. ‘They have also a large assortment of hats, of every style and description, shirts, gloves, trunks, valises, boots and shoes.— Their furnishing department for gentlemen cannot be excelled anywhere. Banner Brothers are determined to close business in Nevada city, and the very low prices at which they are selling goods, is good evidence that they mean. what they say., During the past ten years, this firm have enjoyed the good will of all who have had dealings with them, and their goods and prices have always given the best satisfaction. Merchants in the clothing business at San Juan, Moore's Flat, North Bloomfield, You Bet, and in fact everywhere else in the mountains, by calling on Banner Brothers, will do much —better~ by selecting from their immense. stock than by going to San Francisco for supplies. Such opportunities to save money seldom occur, and the ple of Nevada county should not fail to take advantage of the present one. Valuable Hints. A regular habit of body is absolutely essential to physical health and clearness of intellect. Nor is this all. Beauty of per60n cannot co-exist with an unnatural condition of the bowels. A free passage of the refuse matter of the system through these natural waste pipes, is as necessary to the purity of the body as the free passage of the offal of a city through its sewers is necesary to the health of its inhabitants, Indigestion is the primary cause of most of the diseases of the discharging organs, and one of its most common results is constipation. This complaint, besides being dangerous in itself, has many disageeable concomitants, such as an unpleasant breath, a sallow skin, contaminating blood and bile, hemorrhoids, headache, loss of memory and general debility. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters remove all these evils by removing their immediate cause in the digestive organs, and regulatiug the action of the intestines. The combination of properties in this celebrated preparation is one of its chief merits. It is not merely a stimulant or tonic, or an antibilious agent, or a nervine, or a blood de. purent, or a cathartic, but all these curative elements judiciously blended in one powerful restorative. It lends activity and vigor . to the inert and enervated stomach, relieves the alimentary canal of its obstruction, and gives tone to the membrane which lines it, gently stimulates the liver, braces the nerves and cheers the animal spirits. No other remedy possesses such a variety of hygienic virtues. It. is to these’ characteristics that it owes its prestage as a household medicine. Experience has proved that it is as harmless as it is efficacious, and hence it is as popular with the weaker sex as with the stronger. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters are sold in bottles only, and the trade-mark blown in the glass and engraved on the label, is ,the test of genuineness. Beware of counterfeits. PAIN KILLER. PERRY DAVIS & SON, PROVIDENCE, RB. L., PROPRIETORS. 1840. 1871. The “ Parw Krier” may justly be styled the great medicine of the world, for there is no region of the globe into which it has not found its way, and been largely used and highly prized. Moreover, theré is no clime to which it has not proved to be well adapted for the cure of a considerable variety of diseases; it isa speedy and safe remedy for burns, scalds, cuts, bruises, wounds, and varieusother injuries, as well as for dysentery, diarrhoea, and bowel complaints generally, it is admirably suited for every race of men on the face of the globe. It a a ee notwithstanding t. it been so great, or quantity made béen #o large, as to-day : ; Another si fact is, that nowhere has the Pain ever been in higher reGEEAT MEDICINE OF THE WORLD, there not be the shadow ofa doubt.--[ Providence Advertiser. A CARD. STATEMENT. We; the undersigned, residents, of, and doing business in the town of North San Juan, having full confidence in the im tegrity of the Managers of the NORTH SAN JUAN GIFIYCONCERT, and in the success éf the same, do hereby certify that we with many others, residents of said town have subscribed and paid in, for the benefit of said Gift Concert the sum of One Thousand and Seven Hundred Dollars in Gold Coin : that said moneys is now inthe hands of Messrs Block & Furth, Bankers, by whom all disbursements will be made for the use and benefit of said Gift Concert, and that we with others who subscribed towards the same as aforesaid, have each received our

pro rata of tickets therefor, That we unhesitatingly recommend said Gift Concert to the people of the Pacific. Coast and the States cast of the Rocky Mountains as worthy of their patronage. The Managers of the same being well known to this.community as men of good character and integrity. (Signed.) _ DANIEL FURTH, of the firm of Block & Furth, Bankers. A. HARRIS & CO. Merchants. . A. J. PUTNAM, National Hotel, JOHN GERMAN, Arcade Hotel, H. CULL, Livery Stable. BYHRING & CHRISHOLM, Merchants. ‘8. KOSMINSRY, Clothier. DICKSON & GAYNOR, Saloon Keepers. CHAS. SHERMAN, Bakery. L. H. BICKFORD, Wagon Maker, UNNING & CHAPMAN. Blacksmiths. P. STIDGER, Attorney at Law. B. HARRIS, M.D. L. ASAY, M. D. H. BUTLER, Druggist. T. MORGAN. MENNER & WHITE, Hardware. GEN. O. EVANS, Miner. B. A. PRYOR, Postmaster. . KOCH, Saloon. A. CARION, Brewer. GEO. COLLODI, Tobacconist. North San Juan, June 8th, 1871. D 0. E. J: P. J. ANSON W. LESTER. Cc, E. MULLOY. LESTER & MULLOY, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, &c. NO. 58 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Leet: HAMS, BACON, LARD. and all sorts of PROVISIONS on hand. NEW GOODS constantly received from the Eastern markets, among them HYPERION COD FISH, MICHIGAN CRANBERRIES, SEA MOSS FARINA, &c. All purchasers wishing anything in our line are requested to give us a call. LESTER & MULLOY. Nevada, May 9th. H. BR. BUSSENIUS, DRUGGIST, MASONIC BUILDING, CORNER OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STS. J. G. MATHER, Ce AND MINING ENGINEER, —AND— Deputy U. 8. Surveyor. GRASS VALLEY. Grass Valley, June 19th, 1871. NEW YORK BAKERY. JOHN HURST & CO. AVING purchased the United States Bakery and consolidated business,customers of both will be hereafter furnished from the ; NEW YORK BAKERY, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. Hot Rolls, Loaf Bread of all kinds, Cakes, Pastry, &c. alwayson hand. THE WAGON will supply Families with Bread fresh from the oven every morning. Give us acall. JOHN HURST & CO. Nevada, Dec. 12th. CATHOLIC SCHOOL. HE CATHOLIC SCHOOL OF Nevada City will be re-opened on MONDAY, MAY 22d, 1871, By Mr. MANNING, Under the supervision of FATHER CLAIRE, Instructions wil] embrace the usual course of a SOUND ENGLISH EDUCATION, together with CLASSICS, if required. Young men desirous of acquiring a knowledge of Classies will be attended at their residence, eran Evening Class for their especial advantage will be formed inthe School Room. JOHN MANNING, Teacher. Rev. Fatber Claire, President. myl9. NEVADA SKATING RINK. HIS favorite place of resort is open daily to the public. The Hall and Skates are kept in the best of order and satisfaction is guaranteed to its patrons. Admission 25 cents, including use of the Gentlemen’ Skates, except Evening, when , only will be charged 25 cents extra for use of Skates. ICE CREAM AND SODA kept com stantly ou hand. Soda Tickets 10 for $1.— Each Ticket good for One Glass of Soda Water from Swan's celebrated ARCTIC SODA Fountain. BULLARD; Proprietor. HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE ! —AT THE— me *‘OLD STAND," Opposite the Union Hotel and the Express Offices, MAIN STEEET.... NEVADA. IRON AND STEEL, ROPE, all sizes, NAILS AND SHOVELS, . STOVES AND TINWARE HYDRAULIC PIPE, Black and Galvanized. AGENTS FOR A. 5S. HALLIDIE & COS. WIRE ROPE. At the Manufacturers Prices And Freight. a GIANT, CALIFORNIA, —AND— EASTERN POWDER & FUSE. —_— Paints, Oil. Turpentine, &c. Wooden, Willow, Crockery, and Glass Ware. AGENT FOR THE “WED” SEWING MACHINE ! THE BEST MADE ! Always in Store, SPOOL COTTON, SILK AND NEEDLES for the various Machines in use. RUBBER HOSE, PACKING, AND BELTINGS. Call and examine STOCK AND PRICES before purchasing for you can save money every time. No trouble to show Goods and give prices 'thotgh “nary cent’’ changes hand. Gas and Water Pipe! OF ALL KINDS?! And fittings always on hand—and connéctions maile with the City Water Werks. } W. H. CRAWFORD, Nos, 27 & 29 Main Street. Kevada, May S7i, 1878. GROCERY, 1776. INDEPENDENCE DAY! GRAND CELEBRATION OF OUR NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY, A —AT= NEVADA CITY, TUESDAY, JULY 4th, 1871. IN WHICH MILITARY, FIRE DEPARTMENT, CIVIC SOCIETIES, And Citizens of the County will participate. President of the Day : NILES SEARLS. ; Grand Marshal : JOHN CASHIN. Orator : REV, E, HALLEDAY. Reader : JOHN A. CLARK. Poem : SAMUEL P. EVERETT, Chaplains-;—REYVS. We A. ANDERSON, and J. W. STUMP. f Visiting Firemen will be received and en tertained by the Department, and. Soldiers by the Nevada Military. Citizens from all parts of the County are cordially invited to attend. By order of the Oumumittce of Arranyements. T. H. ROLFE, President. D. E. Bet, Seeretary. APRIL Ist, 1871. FRESH GOODS ! LOW PRICES ! QUICK SALES ! NHE UNDERSIGNED having this day formed a co-partuership. under the firma Lame of HANSON & GREGORY. WILL CONTINUE THE GENERAL PROVISION, WOODEN, WILLOW GLASS, AND CROCKERY WARE, AND LIQUOR BUSINESS, AT THE OLD STAND All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within a reasonable distance of Nevada, FREE OF CHARGE! HANSON & GREGORY, Nevada, April 1st, 1871. Notice to Contractors. OTICE is hereby given that bids will be received at the Oakland school house, Gold Flat, up-to SATURDAY June 24th 1871, for additional school room. » Plansand specifications may be obtained at the school any time during schooi hours of P. McAuslan, and bids will be considered on SATURDAY. By order Board of Trustees. ‘~" DENNIS McKEON Cletk, Nevada June 17th 1871, B. Nevada, June 16th. SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING ! GREAT BARGAINS! ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO, ORNER OF PINE and COMMERCIAL. STREETS, NEVADA CITY, have just received a Splendid Stock of SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS, CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c. Which they offer to the public as low as such Goods can be obtained in this State. — SOMETHING NEW! A PRIZE FOR ALL! THE GREAT EXPECTATION PAPER COLLAR ! Each box contains a valuable prize with excellent collars thrown in, Gentlemen’s Fine Shirts, Under Clothing, Miner’s Goods, kv Of all kinds and varieties. “Gu ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO., GUARANTEE SATISFACTION to all customers who callon them, and propose to give the —AT THE— VERY LOWEST PRICES ! —_— R# Before buying elsewhere, those in want of anything in the Clothing Line wiil find it greatly to their adventage to GIVE US A CALL. ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets. Nevada, May 25th. DEDICATION BALL. GRAND BALL WILL BE GIVEN BY the ; ; MASONIC AND ODD FELLOWS FRATERNITIES, IN THEIR NEW HALL AT MOORE'S FLAT, Tuesday Eve’g, July 4th, 1871. WITH GOOD MUSIC, GOOD CHEER, and a SPLENDID HALL for dancing, a pleasant time is promised to all participants, The public are cordially invited to attend. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS, W.D. Long, 8. Caldwell, T. A. Slicer, W. C. Clark, A. Ranch, Jd. Knotwell, J. Olsen, H. Atwater, Ch. Allenberg. RECEPTION COMMITTEE. A. Ranch, 8. Caldwell, W. C. Clark, T. A. Slicer, J. Knotwell, N. Hegdeon. INVITATION COMMITTEE. MOORE'S FLAT. ALLEGHANY, Ch. Allenberg, John West. W. D. Long. — PerkinsWOOLSEY’S FLAT. . MINNESOTA, Geo, Edwards, R. Johnson, J. U. Cookerly. Ch. Miller. WASHINGTON, F. M. Hathaway. GRANITEVILLE. T, P. Crandall, LATEST, FINEST’& BEST GOODS . Charles Hentzon. NORTH BLOOMFIELD John Stone, A. D. Lemaine, LAKE CITY. R. Phillips, J. KR. Henry. SAN JUAN. J. B. Hunter, A. NCrane. SWEETLAND, B. Woop, H. P. Sweetland, A. D. Tower, W. F. Cummings, John Sanson. _ J. H. Cunard. FOREST CITY. RELIEF HILL, Henry Ellery, John Lane, W. F. Cummings. COLUMBIA HILL. R. McMurray, A. L. Woodruff. CHEROKEF. J.P. James, W. Barger. BIRCHVILLE. Henry Everett, Geo. B. Newell. FRENCH CORRAL. Wm, M. Eddy. V. G. Bell, NEVADA CITY. T. H. Caswell. FLOOR MANAGERS, 8. L. Blackwell. Tickets, (incleding Supper)... $5 00. Moore's Flat, May 19th, 1871. VISIONS. week, from the Bay. , CHARLES F. DEALER IN AMILY GROCERIES & PROROBINSON, OPPOSITE METHODIST CHURCH, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. 67” New and Fresh Goods received every Goods sold at the lowest cash rates and delivered free of charge. o2 up in gvod style, the public with Fruit, Candies, me a call. John Jack’s Variety Store. PINE STREET, next doorto the Corner of Broad Street, Nevada City. A pean JACK having fitted his new Storprepared to furnisi: Berries, Cigars, Tobacco, Poultry, Fancy. Goods, &ec. &c. At the LOWEST MARKET PRICE. Give Hw located at Drerrvss Op Sraxp No. 50 Pine Street, I am prepared to furnish, at ALL, HOURS, Fresh Oysters, in Every Style, Ham & Eggs, Luncheon, ICE CREAM, And Confectionery of all kinds ANTONE TAM.