June 28, 1866 (4 pages)

Cellar -S80T8. ] r line er fot theRE.) NS, , &e. ugh Lard it atcs in n ot ve DD de ree of E. Se — 2 histeitsainceans PSTD a senda Daily Transcript LOCAL A¥FAIRS. Revwila eet Heavy SALE oF Hypraviic Crats. The attention of capitalists has been directed’to the rich and extensive béds of gravel found in the county,: pss several heavy sules have been made.¥ 8, F. Butterworth, Superintendent of the Almeden quicksilver mine, L, L. Robinson, of Pioche & Co., and a number of capitalists, have purchased several extensive gravel claims upon Humbug Creek, near the town of North Bloomfield. One set of claims were . _purchased for $200,000, and an adjoining set brought $150,000. The claims aloug the creek are exceedingly rich, and an im.mense-amount of gold has been taken from them, but owing to the light grade of the creek it has been 1mpossible to work the claims to any great depth. The purchasers of these claims are already making arrangements. for working them. en an extensive scale. A large number of men will be employed and the town of Bloomfield willbe. quite lively. The basin in which these “ elaims are located can be washed. to the bed rock, if a tunnel is run from Humbug creek to the banks of the Yuba, a distance of about two thousand’ feet. , The: miners” owning ground on the creek have been talk. ing of putting this tunnel-through for several years, but as they -were mostly men of sual] means, the great expense of the work deterred them. We suppose the’ capital‘ists who have invested their money in these mines will svonhave the tunnel opened, and the yield of the claims will then be more than double what is was under the system of surface washing, which the min. ers have been cumpelled to be satisfied with heretofore. The same revival in hydraulic mining exhibited. in North Bloomfield, is mavifested in every part of the county. Ut is probuble that at an early day a bed-rock tunnel will be run tu the bottom of the great basin at Columbia Hill and Cherokee. topping immense gravel beds of one hundred and fifty to four hundred feet deep, which have on the surface paid as well as any claiins in the State. Where the bottom is reached the yield is greatly increased: A number of causes have titited tu bring about this revival of hydraulic mining in this county. Our old miners, after traveling to dis tant lands in search of better pay,and meet. ing with nothing but disappointment, returned tu this county and began working . . their oldclaime. The large returns at each clean up, made by companies which contin. ued work, soon demonstrated the fact that the gravel claims of the county were not worked out. ‘Old.companies were re-organized aud new. ones formed, and in every case success was the rule und failure the exception. In addition to this, the improved machinery and processes for extracting gold _ from the eulphurets, the invention of pans. for grinding and mills for crushing the cement found on the bed-rock in gravel claims, greatly increased the yield uf these mines: and proved that millions of money had been washed into the ravines and creeks, which, with proper machinery might have been saved. At this time, old claims long since deserted are being fitted up, and there is a great demand for guod gravel claims among capitalists. Great confidence is felt in them on account of their vast extent and _their regularity in pay. Ina year the yield from this source will be nearly double what it is at the present time. \ in, Circus.—The Cosmopolitan Circus, under the mangement of Messrs, Lee & Ryland, will exhibit in this city, on the Fourth of July, afternoon and evening. The paviljon is entirely new and fitted up with all the modern improvements. The -celebrated Comedian and Mimic, Harry Jackson, will appear as Shaksperean Jester and Clown. This gentleman is acknowledged by the public to be the best Clown that ever appeared in this State. Every one.should go 4nd see the “horse opera.” Tae Lecture To-NiGut.—The Hon. Joho Swett will deliver a lecture before the Institute, at the Methodist Church, this evening, upon the “Duties of Citizens and Parents, in relation to the Public Schools.” The lecture will be very interesting and we hope to see the house crowded. Malt. Cuance.—Persons who have occasion to correspond between this city and Marysville, are notified that the mail will close for Grass Valley, Rough instead of in the evening, as heretofore. : > ‘ and Ready, . _ And Sinartsville, ‘every morning at 11 o’cl’ky . NORTH AMERICA _ MUTvaL ~~ LIFE INSURANCE CO OF NEW YORK. — 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 POLICIES NON FORFEITABLE. Policy holders allowed to TRAVEL anywhere on the Globe: without extra charge, toca my ) POLICY HOLDERS ALLOWED TO _-RESIDE ANYWHERE. ON THE GLOBE, EXCEPT BETWEEN THE TROPICS, WITHOUT ; EXTRA CHARGE. _ NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR MINERS, ENGINEERS, ete. — This Company insures against -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. ' my22-3m RINGS. VEGETABLE AMBROSIA, A Great Hair Restorative, E. F. SPENCE, Agent. Dealers and Barbers supplied at LESS than Eastern price. Nevada, May 24th. J. 1. Caldwell and John Caldwell, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. —OFFICES— At Nevada City and Summit City. Office No 42 Broad Street, Nevada city. Office at Summit City on South side of B street. J. 1. Caldwell, Notary Public for Nevada county, and Commissioner for-the State of Nevada. ] John Caldwell, District Attormey and Notary Public for Nevada county. © J. 1. Caldwell, Deputy District Attorney. junel2 J. C. DEVEL, Attorney and Counselor at Law, AND NOTARY PUBLIC. No. 18 Mill Street, _ GRASS VALLEY. CHEAP! sasigopece J. P. GILMAN’S AMERICAN STORE! Main Street, Grass Valley. CH EAP! E HAS JUST RECEIVED, AND IS NOW SELLING : DRY GOODS, _CLOTHING, GENT’S FURN ISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, For Gents’; Ladies, Misses’ and Chil* @ren’s Wear. Cheaper than any other Store in 4-3. «ices Nevada County, or Give him a call and see for yourselves. Gress Valley, June loth, —_ . distance Free of Charge. SPRING AND SUMMER -—CAMPATIGN-—. o* —OPENED.— Crawford, Leavitt & Co. Have now on hand and arriving —AT— THEIR “STORE ROOMS” IN THE KIDD & KNOX BLOCK, “1,000. TONS —oFr— MERCHANDISE! Of every description to be found in the line of Heavy & Shelf Hardware, '. Mining & Mechanics’ Tools, Groceries & Provisions, Paints, Flour & Feed, Varnish, Wooden, Willow, Turpentine, Glass & Crockery Oils, Wares, — 100 Tons Iron and Steel, all sizes. 500 Kegs Eastern Powder. 2500 Feet Fuse. 150 Flasks Quicksilver. : 2000 Feet Rubber and Leather Belting and Hose, 1000 Yards Duck—assorted numbers. 1000 Gallons Kerosene. 500 Gallons Lard, Neats’ Foot and ‘Paint Oils. 12000 Pounds Nevada Cured Bacon. 4000 Pounds Sugars, all kinds. 50 Chests Teas, Black, Jupan and Young Hyson. 500 Boxes Candles. 500 Gallons Stone Jugs and Jars. WINES, LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, Etc. Etc. Which we offer to the Trade at Pricesand upon Terms defying Competition, Our Purchases and Sales are larger than those of any Louse in the county, and we ean, and do ‘Buy and Sell” lowey than any other. Ca and examine our Stock and Prices before purchasing, “OUR MOTTO,” Small Profits and Heavy Sales, ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR ALMADEN QUICKSILVER, Silver Flasks, in order, BOUGHT, —_—_— 4 [9 Goods delivered a reasonable All Sales guaranteed to give fuil satisfaction. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. ON WEDNESDAY EVE’G, JULY 4th. Direct Imperters-ofPRUGS AND MEDICINES, PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS? “SUNDRIES, ETC. ETC. Manufacturers of Druggists’ Glassware, [San Francisco Glass Works. ] 401-3.5 Battery Street, Corner of Clay, SAN FRANCISCO. San Francisco, May 15—3mis R. FININGER & CO, ‘Wholesale and Retail Dedlers in FINE BRANDIES, WINES, __-AND— LIQUORS GENERALLY, "Brick Store, No. 76 Broad Street, Nevada city. Nevada, May 1st BLAZE’S SALOON, —_ COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81 If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZHE’S ICE! ICE! ICE: 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 IO HK. 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 by MRS. M. BLUM, At Temperance Hall? The best of Music has been secured, and an excellent supper will be served up for the Oceasion. No pains or expense will be spared to make this the most attractive Ball of the season. Tickets, including Supper, --$3 00. Nevada, June 5th, 1866. : LAMOTT’S HAT STORE. & —IS THE— EMPORIUM OF THE STATE, The Leader of Fashion. “@ Importer and Manufacturer, WHOLESALE & RETAIL, No. 227 Montgomery “Street, San Franciseo, April 24th. TEACHERS’ RE-UNION. AT TEMPERANCE HALL, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 29th, 1856 Committee of Arrangements. J.B McChesney. F. Power, M.C. Potter, ‘ B. F. Welch, 3. J. Watson Excellent Music has been secured for the oecasion, Ticket s, including Supper, $3 00. Nevada, June 21, 1866. PORT WINE For Invalids or Convalescents; by the Case or Bottle. —AND— A few more Bottles of No. 1. RING’S AMBROSIA, And ANYTHING ELSE_in our line. FOR SALE BY J. F. BUSSENIUS & CO. Corner of Commercial & Pine Streets. NEVADA CITY. CARD. The undersigned, proprietors ef the Eureka Market, having decided to close out their business in this place, desire to publicly express their thanks for the liberal support they have received from the citizens of Nevada, and inform our friends that we design soon to establish To Retail Dealers throughout the county, we wish to say that.we will supplv them with Meats of a better quality’ and at cheaper rates’ than they can purchase of any other Butchersin the county. Allorders addressed to us, at the Old Union Market, -Grass Valley, will be promptly attended te. _ GEORGE SCHAFFER & CO. Nevada, June 19th: Nevada, Mzy 12th, permanently a branch of our business ia this city. j ee ach ; a ste PURE AND POWERFUL TONIC, COR RECTIVE AND ALTERATIVE, OF WONDERFUL EFFICACY IN DISEASES —OF THE— STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS. Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Headache, General Debility, Nervousness, Depression of S pirlts, Constipation, Colic, lutermijent Fevers,Cramps and all Complaints of either Sex, arising from Bodily Weakness, Whether inherent, m tire system or produced by special causes. Nothing that is not wholesome, Genial ana ree sturative in its nature enters into tne composition of HOSTETTER’s STOMACH BITLEKS. This — preparation vontains no mineral of any i ud, no deadly botainical element; no fierce “excitant; butit is acombination of the extracts of rare balsamic herbs and plants with the purest and mildest of all diffusive stimulants. The weak stomach ig: rapidly invigorated and the appetite restoredy by this agreeabie ‘Tome, and henec it works winders im case of Dyspepsix and in less contirmed forms of Indigestion. Acting a® a gentle and painless aperient, as well as upon the liver, it also invariably relieves the constipation superinduced by irregular attion of the digestive organs. i The agony 01 Bilious colic is immediately as: suaged by a single dose of tie stimulant, aud by occasionally resorting to it, the return of: the complaint may bé prevented. ~~ Asa General ‘onic, HOSLIETTER’$¢BI'TTERS produce eflects which must be experienced or witnessed befure they can be lully appreciated. In case of Constitutional Weukness, Premature Decay and Debility. and Decrepitude arising fruin old age, it exercises an electric influence. In the convalescent stages of When all the powers of nature. art relaxed, it operates to re-inforce and re-cstablish-them. Last, but not least, it is the only safe stimulaat, being manufactured from sound-and jnocuous materials, and entirely freé from the acid elements present more or less in all the ordinary tonics and stomachics of the-day,— No. family medicine has been so universally, and, it may be truly added, deservedly popular with the intelligent portion of the community, as HOSLTETTER’S BALTERS. ae Sold by all Driggists, Grocers and Storekeep: ers everywhere HOSTEH'TTEB, SMITH & DEAN, Agents, Nos. 401, 403 and 405, Battery. street San Francisco mnyl. $100 Reward For an Incurable Case! iS LX Special attention is respectfully directed to our exclusive manufacture of the celebrated Golden Balsam, a preparation never known to fail in the cure of Syphi-., lis, in allits stages, and used in the I rench hospitals for the last ten years with the greatest success. Kor obvious reasons, we cannot publish the testimonials o the thousands who have been cured by it, but in the innumerable cases in which it has been administered we have yet to learn an instauce of its failure: GOLDEN BALSAM No. 1, tor first and second stages, such as sores on the legs or body, sure eyes, ete. Golden Balsam, No. 2, tor tertiary, Merceu rial or Syphilitic Kheumatism, pains in the Pacific Coast. Price, Fitty dollars per dozen, or Five Dollars per bottle. j C.F, RICHARDS & Go: Wholesale and retail Drugyists and Chemists, corner Clay and Sansome Sts. San Francisco, sole agents, to whom all orders must be addressea. Also, agents for the celebrated Spanish Antidote, a preparation warranted to cure Gonorruag, Gleet, Lrrita tion, Gravel, and all UrinaryDerangements. Neither of the above genuine with . Out our signature acrus , the face of the label aplz G. R. CRAWFORD, Cor. .of Broad and Pine Streets. STATIONERY, . Blank Books, Sheet Music, Gold Pens PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &e. Justice’s and Constable’s Blanks. Nevada, July 28th THE BEST FURNITURE TO BE FOUND This side. of San Francisco, ‘Is kejit at the Store of J. E. JOHNSTON, BROADSTREET, nearly opp. National Exchang Everything Goes !~Cheap for Cash UPHOESTERING and REPAIRING Done at the shortest notice. oo Call and examine the Stock ! Nevada, Jan. 4th. r DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgica] and Mechanical Dentist. Office—corner of Broad and Pine sts. I would inform my friends aud all wishing my services that I am prepared to attend those favor'ny . me with acall,atany hour. ‘Teeth after having become sensitive by ceposure of the nerve will be filled without causing pain. A. WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at this offic to be pe: formed in a more skiiful manner, and bettas satisfaction giyen than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charge will be mate. My charges are moderate, and to suit the time” em permanently located in this city Kesidenoe ou dooremante street, third house from Temperance Hall. ai) Vulcanite Work promptly and neatly done at this effiee. all diseases it operates as a delightiul invigorant. * bones, ete. Sent by express to any part of the. as Bureaus, = Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables. Sofas, Mirrors,t&c.

Cellar -S80T8. ] r line er fot theRE.) NS, , &e. ugh Lard it atcs in n ot ve DD de ree of E. Se — 2 histeitsainceans PSTD a senda Daily Transcript LOCAL A¥FAIRS. Revwila eet Heavy SALE oF Hypraviic Crats. The attention of capitalists has been directed’to the rich and extensive béds of gravel found in the county,: pss several heavy sules have been made.¥ 8, F. Butterworth, Superintendent of the Almeden quicksilver mine, L, L. Robinson, of Pioche & Co., and a number of capitalists, have purchased several extensive gravel claims upon Humbug Creek, near the town of North Bloomfield. One set of claims were . _purchased for $200,000, and an adjoining set brought $150,000. The claims aloug the creek are exceedingly rich, and an im.mense-amount of gold has been taken from them, but owing to the light grade of the creek it has been 1mpossible to work the claims to any great depth. The purchasers of these claims are already making arrangements. for working them. en an extensive scale. A large number of men will be employed and the town of Bloomfield willbe. quite lively. The basin in which these “ elaims are located can be washed. to the bed rock, if a tunnel is run from Humbug creek to the banks of the Yuba, a distance of about two thousand’ feet. , The: miners” owning ground on the creek have been talk. ing of putting this tunnel-through for several years, but as they -were mostly men of sual] means, the great expense of the work deterred them. We suppose the’ capital‘ists who have invested their money in these mines will svonhave the tunnel opened, and the yield of the claims will then be more than double what is was under the system of surface washing, which the min. ers have been cumpelled to be satisfied with heretofore. The same revival in hydraulic mining exhibited. in North Bloomfield, is mavifested in every part of the county. Ut is probuble that at an early day a bed-rock tunnel will be run tu the bottom of the great basin at Columbia Hill and Cherokee. topping immense gravel beds of one hundred and fifty to four hundred feet deep, which have on the surface paid as well as any claiins in the State. Where the bottom is reached the yield is greatly increased: A number of causes have titited tu bring about this revival of hydraulic mining in this county. Our old miners, after traveling to dis tant lands in search of better pay,and meet. ing with nothing but disappointment, returned tu this county and began working . . their oldclaime. The large returns at each clean up, made by companies which contin. ued work, soon demonstrated the fact that the gravel claims of the county were not worked out. ‘Old.companies were re-organized aud new. ones formed, and in every case success was the rule und failure the exception. In addition to this, the improved machinery and processes for extracting gold _ from the eulphurets, the invention of pans. for grinding and mills for crushing the cement found on the bed-rock in gravel claims, greatly increased the yield uf these mines: and proved that millions of money had been washed into the ravines and creeks, which, with proper machinery might have been saved. At this time, old claims long since deserted are being fitted up, and there is a great demand for guod gravel claims among capitalists. Great confidence is felt in them on account of their vast extent and _their regularity in pay. Ina year the yield from this source will be nearly double what it is at the present time. \ in, Circus.—The Cosmopolitan Circus, under the mangement of Messrs, Lee & Ryland, will exhibit in this city, on the Fourth of July, afternoon and evening. The paviljon is entirely new and fitted up with all the modern improvements. The -celebrated Comedian and Mimic, Harry Jackson, will appear as Shaksperean Jester and Clown. This gentleman is acknowledged by the public to be the best Clown that ever appeared in this State. Every one.should go 4nd see the “horse opera.” Tae Lecture To-NiGut.—The Hon. Joho Swett will deliver a lecture before the Institute, at the Methodist Church, this evening, upon the “Duties of Citizens and Parents, in relation to the Public Schools.” The lecture will be very interesting and we hope to see the house crowded. Malt. Cuance.—Persons who have occasion to correspond between this city and Marysville, are notified that the mail will close for Grass Valley, Rough instead of in the evening, as heretofore. : > ‘ and Ready, . _ And Sinartsville, ‘every morning at 11 o’cl’ky . NORTH AMERICA _ MUTvaL ~~ LIFE INSURANCE CO OF NEW YORK. — 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 POLICIES NON FORFEITABLE. Policy holders allowed to TRAVEL anywhere on the Globe: without extra charge, toca my ) POLICY HOLDERS ALLOWED TO _-RESIDE ANYWHERE. ON THE GLOBE, EXCEPT BETWEEN THE TROPICS, WITHOUT ; EXTRA CHARGE. _ NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR MINERS, ENGINEERS, ete. — This Company insures against -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. ' my22-3m RINGS. VEGETABLE AMBROSIA, A Great Hair Restorative, E. F. SPENCE, Agent. Dealers and Barbers supplied at LESS than Eastern price. Nevada, May 24th. J. 1. Caldwell and John Caldwell, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. —OFFICES— At Nevada City and Summit City. Office No 42 Broad Street, Nevada city. Office at Summit City on South side of B street. J. 1. Caldwell, Notary Public for Nevada county, and Commissioner for-the State of Nevada. ] John Caldwell, District Attormey and Notary Public for Nevada county. © J. 1. Caldwell, Deputy District Attorney. junel2 J. C. DEVEL, Attorney and Counselor at Law, AND NOTARY PUBLIC. No. 18 Mill Street, _ GRASS VALLEY. CHEAP! sasigopece J. P. GILMAN’S AMERICAN STORE! Main Street, Grass Valley. CH EAP! E HAS JUST RECEIVED, AND IS NOW SELLING : DRY GOODS, _CLOTHING, GENT’S FURN ISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, For Gents’; Ladies, Misses’ and Chil* @ren’s Wear. Cheaper than any other Store in 4-3. «ices Nevada County, or Give him a call and see for yourselves. Gress Valley, June loth, —_ . distance Free of Charge. SPRING AND SUMMER -—CAMPATIGN-—. o* —OPENED.— Crawford, Leavitt & Co. Have now on hand and arriving —AT— THEIR “STORE ROOMS” IN THE KIDD & KNOX BLOCK, “1,000. TONS —oFr— MERCHANDISE! Of every description to be found in the line of Heavy & Shelf Hardware, '. Mining & Mechanics’ Tools, Groceries & Provisions, Paints, Flour & Feed, Varnish, Wooden, Willow, Turpentine, Glass & Crockery Oils, Wares, — 100 Tons Iron and Steel, all sizes. 500 Kegs Eastern Powder. 2500 Feet Fuse. 150 Flasks Quicksilver. : 2000 Feet Rubber and Leather Belting and Hose, 1000 Yards Duck—assorted numbers. 1000 Gallons Kerosene. 500 Gallons Lard, Neats’ Foot and ‘Paint Oils. 12000 Pounds Nevada Cured Bacon. 4000 Pounds Sugars, all kinds. 50 Chests Teas, Black, Jupan and Young Hyson. 500 Boxes Candles. 500 Gallons Stone Jugs and Jars. WINES, LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, Etc. Etc. Which we offer to the Trade at Pricesand upon Terms defying Competition,

Our Purchases and Sales are larger than those of any Louse in the county, and we ean, and do ‘Buy and Sell” lowey than any other. Ca and examine our Stock and Prices before purchasing, “OUR MOTTO,” Small Profits and Heavy Sales, ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR ALMADEN QUICKSILVER, Silver Flasks, in order, BOUGHT, —_—_— 4 [9 Goods delivered a reasonable All Sales guaranteed to give fuil satisfaction. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. ON WEDNESDAY EVE’G, JULY 4th. Direct Imperters-ofPRUGS AND MEDICINES, PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS? “SUNDRIES, ETC. ETC. Manufacturers of Druggists’ Glassware, [San Francisco Glass Works. ] 401-3.5 Battery Street, Corner of Clay, SAN FRANCISCO. San Francisco, May 15—3mis R. FININGER & CO, ‘Wholesale and Retail Dedlers in FINE BRANDIES, WINES, __-AND— LIQUORS GENERALLY, "Brick Store, No. 76 Broad Street, Nevada city. Nevada, May 1st BLAZE’S SALOON, —_ COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81 If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZHE’S ICE! ICE! ICE: 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 IO HK. 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 by MRS. M. BLUM, At Temperance Hall? The best of Music has been secured, and an excellent supper will be served up for the Oceasion. No pains or expense will be spared to make this the most attractive Ball of the season. Tickets, including Supper, --$3 00. Nevada, June 5th, 1866. : LAMOTT’S HAT STORE. & —IS THE— EMPORIUM OF THE STATE, The Leader of Fashion. “@ Importer and Manufacturer, WHOLESALE & RETAIL, No. 227 Montgomery “Street, San Franciseo, April 24th. TEACHERS’ RE-UNION. AT TEMPERANCE HALL, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 29th, 1856 Committee of Arrangements. J.B McChesney. F. Power, M.C. Potter, ‘ B. F. Welch, 3. J. Watson Excellent Music has been secured for the oecasion, Ticket s, including Supper, $3 00. Nevada, June 21, 1866. PORT WINE For Invalids or Convalescents; by the Case or Bottle. —AND— A few more Bottles of No. 1. RING’S AMBROSIA, And ANYTHING ELSE_in our line. FOR SALE BY J. F. BUSSENIUS & CO. Corner of Commercial & Pine Streets. NEVADA CITY. CARD. The undersigned, proprietors ef the Eureka Market, having decided to close out their business in this place, desire to publicly express their thanks for the liberal support they have received from the citizens of Nevada, and inform our friends that we design soon to establish To Retail Dealers throughout the county, we wish to say that.we will supplv them with Meats of a better quality’ and at cheaper rates’ than they can purchase of any other Butchersin the county. Allorders addressed to us, at the Old Union Market, -Grass Valley, will be promptly attended te. _ GEORGE SCHAFFER & CO. Nevada, June 19th: Nevada, Mzy 12th, permanently a branch of our business ia this city. j ee ach ; a ste PURE AND POWERFUL TONIC, COR RECTIVE AND ALTERATIVE, OF WONDERFUL EFFICACY IN DISEASES —OF THE— STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS. Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Headache, General Debility, Nervousness, Depression of S pirlts, Constipation, Colic, lutermijent Fevers,Cramps and all Complaints of either Sex, arising from Bodily Weakness, Whether inherent, m tire system or produced by special causes. Nothing that is not wholesome, Genial ana ree sturative in its nature enters into tne composition of HOSTETTER’s STOMACH BITLEKS. This — preparation vontains no mineral of any i ud, no deadly botainical element; no fierce “excitant; butit is acombination of the extracts of rare balsamic herbs and plants with the purest and mildest of all diffusive stimulants. The weak stomach ig: rapidly invigorated and the appetite restoredy by this agreeabie ‘Tome, and henec it works winders im case of Dyspepsix and in less contirmed forms of Indigestion. Acting a® a gentle and painless aperient, as well as upon the liver, it also invariably relieves the constipation superinduced by irregular attion of the digestive organs. i The agony 01 Bilious colic is immediately as: suaged by a single dose of tie stimulant, aud by occasionally resorting to it, the return of: the complaint may bé prevented. ~~ Asa General ‘onic, HOSLIETTER’$¢BI'TTERS produce eflects which must be experienced or witnessed befure they can be lully appreciated. In case of Constitutional Weukness, Premature Decay and Debility. and Decrepitude arising fruin old age, it exercises an electric influence. In the convalescent stages of When all the powers of nature. art relaxed, it operates to re-inforce and re-cstablish-them. Last, but not least, it is the only safe stimulaat, being manufactured from sound-and jnocuous materials, and entirely freé from the acid elements present more or less in all the ordinary tonics and stomachics of the-day,— No. family medicine has been so universally, and, it may be truly added, deservedly popular with the intelligent portion of the community, as HOSLTETTER’S BALTERS. ae Sold by all Driggists, Grocers and Storekeep: ers everywhere HOSTEH'TTEB, SMITH & DEAN, Agents, Nos. 401, 403 and 405, Battery. street San Francisco mnyl. $100 Reward For an Incurable Case! iS LX Special attention is respectfully directed to our exclusive manufacture of the celebrated Golden Balsam, a preparation never known to fail in the cure of Syphi-., lis, in allits stages, and used in the I rench hospitals for the last ten years with the greatest success. Kor obvious reasons, we cannot publish the testimonials o the thousands who have been cured by it, but in the innumerable cases in which it has been administered we have yet to learn an instauce of its failure: GOLDEN BALSAM No. 1, tor first and second stages, such as sores on the legs or body, sure eyes, ete. Golden Balsam, No. 2, tor tertiary, Merceu rial or Syphilitic Kheumatism, pains in the Pacific Coast. Price, Fitty dollars per dozen, or Five Dollars per bottle. j C.F, RICHARDS & Go: Wholesale and retail Drugyists and Chemists, corner Clay and Sansome Sts. San Francisco, sole agents, to whom all orders must be addressea. Also, agents for the celebrated Spanish Antidote, a preparation warranted to cure Gonorruag, Gleet, Lrrita tion, Gravel, and all UrinaryDerangements. Neither of the above genuine with . Out our signature acrus , the face of the label aplz G. R. CRAWFORD, Cor. .of Broad and Pine Streets. STATIONERY, . Blank Books, Sheet Music, Gold Pens PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &e. Justice’s and Constable’s Blanks. Nevada, July 28th THE BEST FURNITURE TO BE FOUND This side. of San Francisco, ‘Is kejit at the Store of J. E. JOHNSTON, BROADSTREET, nearly opp. National Exchang Everything Goes !~Cheap for Cash UPHOESTERING and REPAIRING Done at the shortest notice. oo Call and examine the Stock ! Nevada, Jan. 4th. r DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgica] and Mechanical Dentist. Office—corner of Broad and Pine sts. I would inform my friends aud all wishing my services that I am prepared to attend those favor'ny . me with acall,atany hour. ‘Teeth after having become sensitive by ceposure of the nerve will be filled without causing pain. A. WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at this offic to be pe: formed in a more skiiful manner, and bettas satisfaction giyen than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charge will be mate. My charges are moderate, and to suit the time” em permanently located in this city Kesidenoe ou dooremante street, third house from Temperance Hall. ai) Vulcanite Work promptly and neatly done at this effiee. all diseases it operates as a delightiul invigorant. * bones, ete. Sent by express to any part of the.. as Bureaus, = Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables. Sofas, Mirrors,t&c.