June 26, 1868 (4 pages)

UNION TICKET. hmmm’ ULYSSES 8. GRANT : For Vice President, ¥OR PRESIDENT, en TooRTHER ~The war -_ and peace Democrats don’t pull togeth" man as Hancock or Chase can get the _ support of the Democracy for the Presidency. Vallandigham demands a con“SCHUYLER: COLPAX. er, Vallandigham, who edits a journal in Ohio reflecting the opinions of the peace Democrats, declares that no such sistent Democrat as standard bearer.— On the other hand, war Democrats are J ‘Union nominees and the Union plat“—"“@¥e 86 Moderate that even Democrats} _ ‘the party they represent. Grant and . Colfax make a ticket hard to beat. The ‘tempt to’ dogo is a folly only worthy of all, of Vicksburg, and finally of Rich2 ced, ia ‘not.a third rate General, and "ee tees Ge as oe ee The Convention was powerful, damatic Lime Whigs”—those most hopeless of “the war a failure” inscribed on our have gone back to their party since the ~ eanvineéd that more competent or wor". They cannot begin to sce any available declaring that, they will support no man who denounced the war and opposed whipping the rebel States into the Union, The New York Citizen, representing this class, in commenting upon the form, says: “The platform is sv worded .' that even the Democrats ¢an scarcely “ake exception to it, “and the candidates ‘tmight-vote for them if it were not for wonderful military success of the one. and the great political ability of the other, cannot by written down or belittled by newspaper editors ; and the atthe Democratic party. The hero of Donnelson, Corinth, most wonderful of no literary seribe can make him one.— The’ gentleman who has worked his way up to the Speak rehip in the House names stronger, individually or collec-. pay eee the twe which have beén or of the people, it will and harmonious, and has the prestige of success, which will draw many to its standard. Has copperheadism ever yet come Grant? It has -been our boast ‘that there were more Democratic than . Republican soldiers in the ranks of the loyal armies. Will these mén fight one way and vote another? Having whipped the enemy in the field, will they vote him the victory in the council !— . The leaders who think so must be “Old political drivellers. Can we go into this fight against the glories of Vicksburg, Donnelson,. Appomattox Court House, and a thousand other famous. fields, with “peace at any price” and banners?” This is the way war Democtets look at the contest, and many _ of them, who, like the writer we quote, fought “under Grant, will be found voting for him. ‘War Democrats, who War are Willing, s0 long as they can mominate candidates and make plat“forms, to have the support of those who sustained the rebellion and pronounced the wary failure, but when. it comes to voting for such they can safely be counted out. Many Democrats who sustained the war have already made up their minds to vote for Grant and Colfax.— They want no better platform and are thy candidates cannot be found in the country. The Democracy are losing hope, and the very uncertainty which hangs over them is disheartening — . @andidate though they are within a few days of their Convention. In their desperation, some crazy California Dem-ocrats have even suggested little Haight for the position, no doubt. under the , ped 3 that his strength would be in his insignificance.THE Alta says that Chase is so hun-} purposes and expending it under con. it will be impossible to obtain good evil will be avoided in the future, as all Srey they. do not: re. oy for the Prosideney that he would u-Klux . bie ‘The improvement is Bin entirely to the abandonment of the old commutation system and the adoption of the system of collecting money for road tract as provided for in White’s bill.— The majority of county roads are now equal to the toll roads throughout the county. Under the present contracts . Winter roads because contracts only lextend to November, and as no man will do for the public what he has not contracted to do, the road Workers will not build drains and culverts ; but this contracts must, after November, be taken for an entire year. There are a few defects in the system which have become manifest in its practical workings, but they are trivial compared with the greater efits. ‘The tax payers of the county would neverconsent to go back to the old — of roud management. Turp Day or Tas. Instrrvre.— The session was opened by prayer by Rev. C. H. Northap. Miss Florence Edwards read a criticism upon the critic which contained many pungent . timent. Along and lively discussion followed upon the. text books used in reading, and the best method of teaching reading and elocution. Mr. Stoddard, of North San Juan, read a. well written essay upon the subject cf Atten‘tion, analysing the faculty, and giving many good suggestions as to the best methods of securing attention on the part of. pupils. _An essay was read in the afternoon upon “The Teacher's Auxiliaries” by . 4 Mr. Lovett. Hon. E.G. Waite read a most excellent essay upon the subject of “Patriotism in the Schools,” taking the ; L Fell do ] — ore history of the tate Hire Giamplte Washin 3 P Vige _ = struggle should not be excluded from bf ew eS erg! igo) ™ ‘dood the schools, and that es should _be ffs wmv Wash ~ oP tae ks Nevada taught to honor patric A KE Ragedale Toll Ho CW ~ do treason., The re was g d with . 8 Ganson Pleasant Vac H ip da planse,. Mr. Leonard : his J Thomas San Juan RP. do APP i See Gee rere ee ee a eee a Sacramen G Corne ~de ‘system of teaching penmanship, and a. W M Ratcliff Deer Cre H Dawley ~~. do —s discussion followed upon the Re Bch Bureke AG Faraam do ect,,,.Rev. Mr. Northup then read. #4 Smith, de 2h Sock Ba : sharp ‘criticism on the Giouahers, giv-. @ Stytes French ; ing ¢ saaeenes rubs for bad gram. ‘LIABLE ! ir ie Py that the Democrats are becoming reconciled to the nomination of Chase, upon the ground that the less . Democracy there is in a man the better candidate he will make for the party. THE Finst—The members of Con. gress from Arkansas have been admitted to seats, This is the first Southern State restored to the Union and represented in Congress, Others will soon follow. Reno is a uniform rise of 116 feet to the mile, WomeENX are allowed to vote in several localities in the East. In Schenectady, New York, they vote upon municipal questions. : THE Georgia Legislature stands— Senate 26 Republicans, against 18 Opposition and doubtful. Hovse—96 Republicans against ®B Sven and doubtful. It is said that two mnilifons of people by whom Yeddo, in Japan, is inhabited, there is not a beggar in the streets, not a drunkard, not a ruffian. The women are beautiful, the men are robust and energetic, there is no trouble about fashions, education is universal, books are plentiful, though there are no newsga ;lite is sim —— and easy,marriage universal oud’ children go naked. THERE iaack clock in Indianapolis one hundred and seventy-two years old. Its face and all its machinery are of massive brass, and was made by William Wilson, Girthill, Scotland, in 1696, say its engraved records. It is said to be a perfect time piece, never varying a minute from the true record from the beginning to the end of the year. Do they make such clocks now ? i A MAN in Pennsylvania has invented and prepared @ model of an iron railway pa car, one-eighth of an inch in thickness, cylindrical in shape, strengthened by iron ribs of V form, completely padded seuss with at least fear inches of ing, amply lighted and ventilated, heated by warm air fartected, in case of Rien aac be would bo slocted thrusts, and caused a good deal of mer-. THE railroad grade from Carson to naces under the car (outside,) and prothe benefit of Dhatie ata, Mit ing doubtful whether expenses were niade. The singing was most excellent, however, and, while it delighted those p: esent,demonstreted Mr.Rutan’s capability and excellence as a i teacher. “WE are requested to state that Rev. D. D. Chapin will deliver a series of sermons on the Common Prayer, at the Congregational Church, in this city, beginning on Sunday evening. ProcraMME.—In the Teacher’s Institute this morning, Miss Anna Cox, of Grass Valley, will read an essay.— There will also be discussions on reading, teaching physiology, and the exercises will conclude with a general discussion. THE Napa Reporter says that many of the farmers in that vicinity are making experiments in the culture of the hop, and are satisfied it can be easily and remuneratively cultivated in that valley. es a June d. "le = At Lime Kiln, below Grass Valle: nine 1968, by Rev. D. D. Chapin, J. ‘ood to Mary W Hillman. petoatore ARRIVALS-AT THE NATIONAL. EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California, LANCASTER & HASEY, Frop’s. June %, ca 8 Seeley San Francise Mre Creamer Om _ Maryback do, _C Wilkins Woolseys 4 o do. J Charkle Lamson V Pissrager New Orle N Cadman Engla nd J Yan Winkle Frivco M Cadman do Miss 8 Wells Oroville U P Puinter Gold Flat ¥F Burr Coburn’s Stati N Hamilton Graze Val One Thousand Dollars Fine ! Is the penalty for copying or imi‘tating this Advertisenient { Ee" We caution cvery ome an we have applied fora patent. It is a Fact, that no one else can sell as Cheap as $HAAS & COMPANY, os READ IT! SS CUT THIS OUT. AND BRING TWELVE DOLLARS In Gold Coin, AND THIS ADVERTISEMENT AND IT WILL BUY FOURTEEN DOLLARS WORTH AT 8. HAAS & CO’S. NEVADA CITY. Opposite Blaze’s Saloon. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FASHIONABLE CHILDRENS? MENS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, ‘XA copy of this Advertisement will be accepted as'TWO DOLLARS, in every Cash purchase smounting to FOURTEEN DOLLARS. t@” Prices Guisnateed Thirty per cent Cheaper than any other Clothing House in Nevada * 8. ‘HAAS & CO. not; financially, success; indeed, it i MARRIED. --_---}do &W Pre @ Hunts bill : tn sip wilo rmer siios Our rVE GOT Pie EOUAH BiGEST THINGIN THE WORLD ‘NO HUMBUG HERE ! NOT 10 BE OUTDONE:! MENT, CUT IT OUT, AND TAKE IT a, . THE OPPOSITION CLOTHING STORE! AND GET THREE DOLLARS al Ve worth of Goods you bay! No Clothing Dealer in Nevada city has any lieense to sell any articie as Cheap as MEYER & COMPANY, Corner of Broad & Pine Sts, NEVADA CITY, Everybody concedes that we have —THE— BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! BRING US SEVENTEEN DOLLARS . GIVE you TWENTY DOLLARS WORTH OF ANY KIND OF GOODS YOU MAY Don’t you be Humbugged into buying Goods without examining the Prices and the Goods at B. MEYER & CO’S OPPOSITION STORE ! WE ARE ON IT KOW . And will not' be excelled in selling Latest Styles of Fashionabie SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, —aXD— . Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. FINE. LINEN SHIRTS!Miners’ Shirts and Underclothiag, Boots, Shoes, .-. and Hai tee rs, TRUNKS, VALISES, BATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, Sere “erent . Lar ox Macourr asp ane . § READ THIS ADVERTISE. seneaui -+ Pri cipal Kider ; towed ou ‘for-every-$20— 4 = , PACIFIC ELASTIC SPONGE CO, q sick is unequal “IN GOLD COIN, AND WE WILL{~ Who has the effrontery to sell . atiaed Ce vlncsdii sak take . . the Goods sway. We buy and sell win exhibit iw Nevada ON. BOULDER STREET, ‘ FRIDAY wabdaries era JUNE 20mm, Reger se Leaper, . Ky MONTAGUE W DONOVAN, MR: E. SPURGEON. aU Wi BROS., anda full Company of iy Ferner: Acrobats, Posturers,srapeaivts, Van liters. SAE. STICKNEY, JR. The World’s Clown and — Jester, will EDUCATED ARABIAN HORSE. ‘ ALLA. PASHA, . ADMISSION ONE B DOLLAR, Children . -price meuces at 8 o'cl: je. Manufacturers and Dealers in ELASTIC SPONGE, For MATPRESSES, PILLOWS, CHURCH, CARRIAGE, CHAIR CUSHIONS, &c. The Lightest, Softest, most. Elastic, Durable : and best material known tor UPHOLS® ERY PURPOSES, T IS entirely Indestructible and its purity is almust immaculite, Ny se So pmeil, —itdees mo pack—is always free irom . insect fife: is: perfectly healuny ; mee the 4 Go opevial bi ren eg wi urn ving, : > attention gi t E gat Halls, do. aud uatisiaction Koarult4 “is. 6i%-Market St, San Francisco. . W.b. STRONG, General Agent, Wee. ©, POPE, “Bole As Agent for Nevada Gousty, MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY. 19 Bs. LACKSMITHING,. IW. VOUGEN, fF OULD intorm the people of. _ ihe is welt prepared todo: ~BLACBSMITAOf every description, atshort notice : best manner, ; hiurse and Ox Shoeing promptly at pear ot Repairing done. ed} r All kinds vi duuers’ 1v0ls pointed and ebarpened, SHOP AT THE Foor OF — AND. MAIN STREETS. ” Nevada, Jane 23d. FENIAN ME MEETING. 4 LL thoze who wish to participate iu the . coming Fourth of July Uelepration wil . meet next & aX EViNLNG, i tug schoul 4 House adjoming the Catholic Ubarch. a Just Received . from Paris. Raw" PARIS 13 EXPOSITION PRE : MiUm RERFUMERYX. Double and Triple Extracts, Cologne, Pomades Hair vile, old Urea Toutn Powder, -tcha) e ’ wine Doloredl Pictures at a gh 50. Photograpaic Proper ge tT a Mig nliying giase) ws $4 59 ana 5 50+ rench yam, U : Piguet and Wahist players, at 96 cons : Pea Ds, of ail colors, ( (ied, white. and bine) se Pharaoh's Coppertisada, ati and 2 bis the : ha Fireworks and Thunderbolts. Mod tian Lanterns = eg vi, and a oe Glut eis ahop. on Pini St a Cy) xs rp pew m2 EE aii imported direct from Paria, by Lemony Oy hb from that piace: JEN warraated tu be frsh from that FOR SALE. . GOOD DWELLING AND SIXTY AcREs UF LAND, just outside of the corp = uun, On the Grass valley , orchard 0a thc pace aed wood exough wack le we — apply to MAURICE RIEDY. wo, Se con AND SHOWER BATHS, a “e PHILIP puca’s, Broad Street, opposite Pa ha , by compressibie acne ca Wil give freely when with others, the names of M ; as a ion Kquestrienne ;. Lk HAN oe < tic Danseuse on gino Misg LA PETITE ROSA: MK.JOH NSAUNDLG introduce his beautifully formed 4 Doors open ‘toe Peformance com q oe , i P 4 af ver ner Out ing ot ™i “Bo us Ka ‘ lot * ze

UNION TICKET.. hmmm’ ULYSSES 8. GRANT : For Vice President, ¥OR PRESIDENT, en TooRTHER ~The war -_ and peace Democrats don’t pull togeth" man as Hancock or Chase can get the _ support of the Democracy for the Presidency. Vallandigham demands a con“SCHUYLER: COLPAX. er, Vallandigham, who edits a journal in Ohio reflecting the opinions of the peace Democrats, declares that no such sistent Democrat as standard bearer.— On the other hand, war Democrats are J ‘Union nominees and the Union plat“—"“@¥e 86 Moderate that even Democrats} _ ‘the party they represent. Grant and . Colfax make a ticket hard to beat. The ‘tempt to’ dogo is a folly only worthy of all, of Vicksburg, and finally of Rich2 ced, ia ‘not.a third rate General, and "ee tees Ge as oe ee The Convention was powerful, damatic Lime Whigs”—those most hopeless of “the war a failure” inscribed on our have gone back to their party since the ~ eanvineéd that more competent or wor". They cannot begin to sce any available declaring that, they will support no man who denounced the war and opposed whipping the rebel States into the Union, The New York Citizen, representing this class, in commenting upon the form, says: “The platform is sv worded .' that even the Democrats ¢an scarcely “ake exception to it, “and the candidates ‘tmight-vote for them if it were not for wonderful military success of the one. and the great political ability of the other, cannot by written down or belittled by newspaper editors ; and the atthe Democratic party. The hero of Donnelson, Corinth, most wonderful of no literary seribe can make him one.— The’ gentleman who has worked his way up to the Speak rehip in the House names stronger, individually or collec-. pay eee the twe which have beén or of the people, it will and harmonious, and has the prestige of success, which will draw many to its standard. Has copperheadism ever yet come Grant? It has -been our boast ‘that there were more Democratic than . Republican soldiers in the ranks of the loyal armies. Will these mén fight one way and vote another? Having whipped the enemy in the field, will they vote him the victory in the council !— . The leaders who think so must be “Old political drivellers. Can we go into this fight against the glories of Vicksburg, Donnelson,. Appomattox Court House, and a thousand other famous. fields, with “peace at any price” and banners?” This is the way war Democtets look at the contest, and many _ of them, who, like the writer we quote, fought “under Grant, will be found voting for him. ‘War Democrats, who War are Willing, s0 long as they can mominate candidates and make plat“forms, to have the support of those who sustained the rebellion and pronounced the wary failure, but when. it comes to voting for such they can safely be counted out. Many Democrats who sustained the war have already made up their minds to vote for Grant and Colfax.— They want no better platform and are thy candidates cannot be found in the country. The Democracy are losing hope, and the very uncertainty which hangs over them is disheartening — . @andidate though they are within a few days of their Convention. In their desperation, some crazy California Dem-ocrats have even suggested little Haight for the position, no doubt. under the , ped 3 that his strength would be in his insignificance.THE Alta says that Chase is so hun-} purposes and expending it under con. it will be impossible to obtain good evil will be avoided in the future, as all Srey they. do not: re. oy for the Prosideney that he would u-Klux . bie ‘The improvement is Bin entirely to the abandonment of the old commutation system and the adoption of the system of collecting money for road tract as provided for in White’s bill.— The majority of county roads are now equal to the toll roads throughout the county. Under the present contracts . Winter roads because contracts only lextend to November, and as no man will do for the public what he has not contracted to do, the road Workers will not build drains and culverts ; but this contracts must, after November, be taken for an entire year. There are a few defects in the system which have become manifest in its practical workings, but they are trivial compared with the greater efits. ‘The tax payers of the county would neverconsent to go back to the old — of roud management. Turp Day or Tas. Instrrvre.— The session was opened by prayer by Rev. C. H. Northap. Miss Florence Edwards read a criticism upon the critic which contained many pungent . timent. Along and lively discussion followed upon the. text books used in reading, and the best method of teaching reading and elocution. Mr. Stoddard, of North San Juan, read a. well written essay upon the subject cf Atten‘tion, analysing the faculty, and giving many good suggestions as to the best methods of securing attention on the part of. pupils. _An essay was read in the afternoon upon “The Teacher's Auxiliaries” by . 4 Mr. Lovett. Hon. E.G. Waite read a most excellent essay upon the subject of “Patriotism in the Schools,” taking the ; L Fell do ] — ore history of the tate Hire Giamplte Washin 3 P Vige _ = struggle should not be excluded from bf ew eS erg! igo) ™ ‘dood the schools, and that es should _be ffs wmv Wash ~ oP tae ks Nevada taught to honor patric A KE Ragedale Toll Ho CW ~ do treason., The re was g d with . 8 Ganson Pleasant Vac H ip da planse,. Mr. Leonard : his J Thomas San Juan RP. do APP i See Gee rere ee ee a eee a Sacramen G Corne ~de ‘system of teaching penmanship, and a. W M Ratcliff Deer Cre H Dawley ~~. do —s discussion followed upon the Re Bch Bureke AG Faraam do ect,,,.Rev. Mr. Northup then read. #4 Smith, de 2h Sock Ba : sharp ‘criticism on the Giouahers, giv-. @ Stytes French ; ing ¢ saaeenes rubs for bad gram. ‘LIABLE ! ir ie Py that the Democrats are becoming reconciled to the nomination of Chase, upon the ground that the less . Democracy there is in a man the better candidate he will make for the party. THE Finst—The members of Con. gress from Arkansas have been admitted to seats, This is the first Southern State restored to the Union and represented in Congress, Others will soon follow. Reno is a uniform rise of 116 feet to the mile, WomeENX are allowed to vote in several localities in the East. In Schenectady, New York, they vote upon municipal questions. : THE Georgia Legislature stands— Senate 26 Republicans, against 18 Opposition and doubtful. Hovse—96 Republicans against ®B Sven and doubtful. It is said that two mnilifons of people by whom Yeddo, in Japan, is inhabited, there is not a beggar in the streets, not a drunkard, not a ruffian. The women are beautiful, the men are robust and energetic, there is no trouble about fashions, education is universal, books are plentiful, though there are no newsga ;lite is sim —— and easy,marriage universal oud’ children go naked. THERE iaack clock in Indianapolis one hundred and seventy-two years old. Its face and all its machinery are of massive brass, and was made by William Wilson, Girthill, Scotland, in 1696, say its engraved records. It is said to be a perfect time piece, never varying a minute from the true record from the beginning to the end of the year. Do they make such clocks now ? i A MAN in Pennsylvania has invented and prepared @ model of an iron railway pa car, one-eighth of an inch in thickness, cylindrical in shape, strengthened by iron ribs of V form, completely padded seuss with at least fear inches of ing, amply lighted and ventilated, heated by warm air fartected, in case of Rien aac be would bo slocted thrusts, and caused a good deal of mer-. THE railroad grade from Carson to naces under the car (outside,) and prothe benefit of Dhatie ata, Mit ing doubtful whether expenses were niade. The singing was most excellent, however, and, while it delighted those p: esent,demonstreted Mr.Rutan’s capability and excellence as a i teacher. “WE are requested to state that Rev. D. D. Chapin will deliver a series of sermons on the Common Prayer, at the Congregational Church, in this city, beginning on Sunday evening. ProcraMME.—In the Teacher’s Institute this morning, Miss Anna Cox, of Grass Valley, will read an essay.— There will also be discussions on reading, teaching physiology, and the exercises will conclude with a general discussion. THE Napa Reporter says that many of the farmers in that vicinity are making experiments in the culture of the hop, and are satisfied it can be easily and remuneratively cultivated in that valley. es a June d. "le = At Lime Kiln, below Grass Valle: nine 1968, by Rev. D. D. Chapin, J. ‘ood to Mary W Hillman. petoatore ARRIVALS-AT THE NATIONAL. EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California, LANCASTER & HASEY, Frop’s. June %, ca 8 Seeley San Francise Mre Creamer Om _ Maryback do, _C Wilkins Woolseys 4 o do. J Charkle Lamson V Pissrager New Orle N Cadman Engla nd

J Yan Winkle Frivco M Cadman do Miss 8 Wells Oroville U P Puinter Gold Flat ¥F Burr Coburn’s Stati N Hamilton Graze Val One Thousand Dollars Fine ! Is the penalty for copying or imi‘tating this Advertisenient { Ee" We caution cvery ome an we have applied fora patent. It is a Fact, that no one else can sell as Cheap as $HAAS & COMPANY, os READ IT! SS CUT THIS OUT. AND BRING TWELVE DOLLARS In Gold Coin, AND THIS ADVERTISEMENT AND IT WILL BUY FOURTEEN DOLLARS WORTH AT 8. HAAS & CO’S. NEVADA CITY. Opposite Blaze’s Saloon. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FASHIONABLE CHILDRENS? MENS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, ‘XA copy of this Advertisement will be accepted as'TWO DOLLARS, in every Cash purchase smounting to FOURTEEN DOLLARS. t@” Prices Guisnateed Thirty per cent Cheaper than any other Clothing House in Nevada * 8. ‘HAAS & CO. not; financially, success; indeed, it i MARRIED. --_---}do &W Pre @ Hunts bill : tn sip wilo rmer siios Our rVE GOT Pie EOUAH BiGEST THINGIN THE WORLD ‘NO HUMBUG HERE ! NOT 10 BE OUTDONE:! MENT, CUT IT OUT, AND TAKE IT a, . THE OPPOSITION CLOTHING STORE! AND GET THREE DOLLARS al Ve worth of Goods you bay! No Clothing Dealer in Nevada city has any lieense to sell any articie as Cheap as MEYER & COMPANY, Corner of Broad & Pine Sts, NEVADA CITY, Everybody concedes that we have —THE— BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! BRING US SEVENTEEN DOLLARS . GIVE you TWENTY DOLLARS WORTH OF ANY KIND OF GOODS YOU MAY Don’t you be Humbugged into buying Goods without examining the Prices and the Goods at B. MEYER & CO’S OPPOSITION STORE ! WE ARE ON IT KOW . And will not' be excelled in selling Latest Styles of Fashionabie SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, —aXD— . Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. FINE. LINEN SHIRTS!Miners’ Shirts and Underclothiag, Boots, Shoes, .-. and Hai tee rs, TRUNKS, VALISES, BATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, Sere “erent . Lar ox Macourr asp ane . § READ THIS ADVERTISE. seneaui -+ Pri cipal Kider ; towed ou ‘for-every-$20— 4 = , PACIFIC ELASTIC SPONGE CO, q sick is unequal “IN GOLD COIN, AND WE WILL{~ Who has the effrontery to sell . atiaed Ce vlncsdii sak take . . the Goods sway. We buy and sell win exhibit iw Nevada ON. BOULDER STREET, ‘ FRIDAY wabdaries era JUNE 20mm, Reger se Leaper, . Ky MONTAGUE W DONOVAN, MR: E. SPURGEON. aU Wi BROS., anda full Company of iy Ferner: Acrobats, Posturers,srapeaivts, Van liters. SAE. STICKNEY, JR. The World’s Clown and — Jester, will EDUCATED ARABIAN HORSE. ‘ ALLA. PASHA, . ADMISSION ONE B DOLLAR, Children . -price meuces at 8 o'cl: je. Manufacturers and Dealers in ELASTIC SPONGE, For MATPRESSES, PILLOWS, CHURCH, CARRIAGE, CHAIR CUSHIONS, &c. The Lightest, Softest, most. Elastic, Durable : and best material known tor UPHOLS® ERY PURPOSES, T IS entirely Indestructible and its purity is almust immaculite, Ny se So pmeil, —itdees mo pack—is always free irom . insect fife: is: perfectly healuny ; mee the 4 Go opevial bi ren eg wi urn ving, : > attention gi t E gat Halls, do. aud uatisiaction Koarult4 “is. 6i%-Market St, San Francisco. . W.b. STRONG, General Agent, Wee. ©, POPE, “Bole As Agent for Nevada Gousty, MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY. 19 Bs. LACKSMITHING,. IW. VOUGEN, fF OULD intorm the people of. _ ihe is welt prepared todo: ~BLACBSMITAOf every description, atshort notice : best manner, ; hiurse and Ox Shoeing promptly at pear ot Repairing done. ed} r All kinds vi duuers’ 1v0ls pointed and ebarpened, SHOP AT THE Foor OF — AND. MAIN STREETS. ” Nevada, Jane 23d. FENIAN ME MEETING. 4 LL thoze who wish to participate iu the . coming Fourth of July Uelepration wil . meet next & aX EViNLNG, i tug schoul 4 House adjoming the Catholic Ubarch. a Just Received . from Paris. Raw" PARIS 13 EXPOSITION PRE : MiUm RERFUMERYX. Double and Triple Extracts, Cologne, Pomades Hair vile, old Urea Toutn Powder, -tcha) e ’ wine Doloredl Pictures at a gh 50. Photograpaic Proper ge tT a Mig nliying giase) ws $4 59 ana 5 50+ rench yam, U : Piguet and Wahist players, at 96 cons : Pea Ds, of ail colors, ( (ied, white. and bine) se Pharaoh's Coppertisada, ati and 2 bis the : ha Fireworks and Thunderbolts. Mod tian Lanterns = eg vi, and a oe Glut eis ahop. on Pini St a Cy) xs rp pew m2 EE aii imported direct from Paria, by Lemony Oy hb from that piace: JEN warraated tu be frsh from that FOR SALE. . GOOD DWELLING AND SIXTY AcREs UF LAND, just outside of the corp = uun, On the Grass valley , orchard 0a thc pace aed wood exough wack le we — apply to MAURICE RIEDY. wo, Se con AND SHOWER BATHS, a “e PHILIP puca’s, Broad Street, opposite Pa ha , by compressibie acne ca Wil give freely when with others, the names of M ; as a ion Kquestrienne ;. Lk HAN oe < tic Danseuse on gino Misg LA PETITE ROSA: MK.JOH NSAUNDLG introduce his beautifully formed 4 Doors open ‘toe Peformance com q oe , i P 4 af ver ner Out ing ot ™i “Bo us Ka ‘ lot * ze