March 6, 1870 (4 pages)

: 4 e } \f et \ bot aes 0 ! “NEVADA orry, CALIFORNIA. at least twenty fect. We understood: upon . LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Terrible Fall,‘It seems as though we having an accidental epidemic in this portion of the, State. Within a day or two pastan unusual number of aceiients, trivial acres a a from death have. ‘been made. a : -morning about 2 or 3 0’clock, George.Gray, ~ who had been waiting the result of a.crush-. ing of quartz at Stiles’ mill, fell through a chute, by which quartz is “dumped at the . f0t-of the battery, and was-severely, if not the streets yesterday that he was bleeding internally, but believe that no serious steele were anticipated. That Contract, The Grass Valley pone is-very ee exercised about'theprinting contract, and; among othér things, says they will take it at $200 a year less than the county pays for it. That’s all very fine to talk about. Any printer who will take the trouble to inform himself as to the amount of work to be done, will be satisfied that we have taken it at a very low rate. Tf the Registry Law is not repealed we will not make a dollar on the contract. So blow away, good friends, and be—disgusted. The Fee and Salary Bill. We understand that the special Fee and Salary Bill for Nevada county, passed the Senate on Friday last: with some amendments, and was immediately sent to the Assembly. The amendments were concurred in, and the bill was sent to the Governor for his signature. A telegrann was received in this on last evening, stating that the bill had been signed by the Governor. Getting Ready. Yesterday the out-going officers were busily engaged getting ready to ‘hand over. their books and papers to their successors. The in-comers have been around for some time past, and neve — be nes run of their duties. Stage U set. on night the Telegraph stage upset about two miles below Blodgett’s Hotel. The passengers were considerably frightE. F. Spence and wife, and Rev. Beam were emong:the passengers. How ‘They ‘Stood. In the case of Hickey the jury stood, on J. W. * the first ballot, seven, for conviction and five for acquittal. They remained out from noon until 10 0’clock at night without a change, and were then 1 dismissed, Probate Matiers. The will of J. P. Blanks was filed by J. P. Rose and M. W. Ross, executors. March 17th was set for hearing of the Probate of the same, Petitions Presented. tions from Nevada county in favor of the Colusa and Marysville railroad. Preaching Sunday. Divine Services will be held in the Methodist Church, Sunday morning at 11 o’clock and*in the evening at7 o’clock. Sabbath School at 144 o’clock, P.-m.— Rev. J. W: Stump, Pastor. Preaching at the Baptist Church Sunday, atila.m.and7 p.m. Sabbath School at the close of the morning service. Rev. J A. Wirth, Pastor. Services at the Congregational Church, morning and evening at the usual hours. Sunday Sehool-immediately after morning service. Rev. Alexander Parker, Pastor. Episcopal services at the Court House every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, by Rev. Mr. Anderson. Divine Services at-the Catholic-Church, . Sunday morning at 10% o’clock. Sunday School at 2, and Vespers at 7 Pp. m. Rev. Father Claire, Pastor. “THe tressure remittance to New York by railroad last week amounted to $231,246, of which $135,830 was gold coin, and the gold and silver builion, The amount for the previous week was $332, 854, including $269,000 in coin. THE Assembly has passed bills giving to John A. Sutter a pension of $250. a month for two years, and to Marshall, . the discovererjof gold, a pension of $100 per month for a like period. . Tite Surfogate of New York has decided in favor of the-validity of the will of Charles Fox, bequeathing $800,000 in real estate and personal property to (@" Goods received Daily from Chiened, but fortunately none were injured. _ Z the United States. we RISE T@ A QUESTION OF PRIVUnited States through this medium that from and after this date, we will eell : Groceries and Provisions, And ieee nome. + in our Line; and oe ILEGE and inform the citizens of these Wholesale and ebay Crockery and Tobacco, out of it, wrFOR CASH. _a With vuriations for SOME! Verbum Satis} Sapienti est, That.all may know what-can-be saved by the CASH SYSTEM we give the followingLIST OF PRICES CURRENT: To. be corrected Three times'a day, os We have the Goods ! Dealers and Proprictors of. Pea« Nut Stands NOT barred out. cago, New York, San Francisco and all parts of Europe, —and— aide Wolfe's Store, Main Street. Fiour, B. Ex, r Ib, 834 cts. Flour, Fami ig 3 1b. a 7 Flour, Super’e per }b. 2 Delivered Mixed Feed, h’y per lb ax to the Shorts, do Bran, light, mixed Door. with saw dust, 13g ** Wheat, extra, 23¢ cents per pound. Corn, Yellow, 23g cents per lb. Beans 2 pounds for $1—400 pounds on hand. Coffee, 5 papers for 6h 00— mixed with ground peas. Dried Peaches 20 pounds for $1—improv= ed by age. Ranch Butter, 25 cents per pound — Good and strong—enly 1 pound left. Washing Powder 10 cents per paper. Chicken, 123¢ cents per can—The Birds crossed the plains—only 2 cans lefi Lobsters 25 cents per can. ‘Nevada Lard $1 per can— softened by age -can and one-half ieft. Plantation Bitters, % cents per bottle—ome bottle in store. ad Calisaya Bitters, 75 cents per bottle ie 24 bottles in store, ‘Eureka Shoe Biacking, 4 boxes for 25 cents. 7 dozen left. Pick Handles, 373g cents — mome used upon our customers. Axe Haridles, 373¢ cents. Smoking Tobacco, 34 Ib 25 cents — ‘This Tobacco is a little dusty. Any person purchasing $1 worth of these articles will be entitled to. . one Jar of Mose Korn’s Blacking. which is warranted to eat a pair jof Bootsupin:one night. t@All knowing themselves indebted to US are requested to call . and settle—the quicker the sooner. A, W. LESTER & co. CASH STORE! / A A. HANSON, ai A Once nelinn that ie eae Pe MAM Himes 48 Mixed feed; heavy, ‘ Wheat, ll ys Corn, yellow “ Firkin do 40 Goshen Cheese 25 Nevadé hams 18 Nevada, Ma rch 34, 1870 rf yok wFroR CASH ONLY 1a And no variation for anybody. s W.0. POPE, ‘Agent, Grise Vailey; w ican be seen designs: “MONTH T cron: GRAVE STONES, MANTLES of everything in bie line, @11;3m. FENKHAUSEN & GERICHTEN, Shorts, hea: gies Bran, light ge oh sé *f “e ce “é ee ia ee “ec &eé “e 4 ee ce “ “ “ “e és soctfies cents do bacon 17 Codfish 15 Japan tea . 15 Basket tea 75 *” Black tea 50 Saleratus 12%» Soda, 18% Cream of Tartar 387% Chocolate 387% --> Pearl barley 194g New Citron 387% Carolina Ride 12% Batavia’ do ~~ =—‘:10 China do 8 Spht Peas 10 ‘Washitig Powder “12% Maccaroni 12% Vermacilla ~ 4Qig Green corn, Win, 37% “Fresh Peaches 87% Green Peas 87% Turkey 87% Chicken 87% Lobster 25 -Yeast Powder 12% ‘Tomatoes — 25 GroundJava Coffee62 4¢ Sardines, gir aD Coal Oil, 275 Nevada Lard . 125 Axle Grease, "81% 7 oer what ¢ can be savList OF PRICES CURRENT, 0G" ro Br CORRECTED EVERY MORNING, £7} aut Fn caf toh per pound, x ots. ’ a 6, Corn do Bape bh 1% ota. Beans, White Pea, » arog for $1 00 ‘do Butter 1 00 ‘ do 0 = : 46 86, 4 00 Bi sOrushéd, 6 te 1°00, oO powdered. G6 = 4! “(P00 do ' ‘coffee 7 ut 10 Coffee,oldGov ava 4 * 7S Oe do Costa Rica 5 -« 1.00 do Javaground 3 ‘* ‘* * 87% do Rio, ground 5 * ene Candles Bowe, A Oe Dried apples, WO. Ponigh® 71208 do peaches, 1O 2 atense 9 OD oO. ume. To Te do currants « 7 ‘ a Op Ranch Butter, 87% cents per pound. . ray Pty Ground Pepper, 12% cents per bottle. Ground Mustard 124 cents. per bottle, Ground Sage 12% cents per bottle. Ground Allspice 12% cents per bottle. Ground Ginger 12 cents per bottle, Ground Cloves 12% cents per bottle. Ground Thyme, 12% cents per bottle, Tomato Catsup, pts, 12% cents per bottle. Tomato,Catsup, qts 25 cents per bottle. Pickles % gal 87% cents per bottle. Pickles 4 gal 25 cents per bottle, Olive Oil, pts 25 cents per bottle, Olive Oil quarts.50 cents per bottle. *Hostetter’s Bitters 75 cents per bottle, _ Plantation Bitters 75 cents per bottle. Bokers Bitters 75 cents per bottle. Extracts, assorted, 1244 cents per: bottle. Salt, in 3 pound bags, 12% cents per bag. Salt, in 5 pound bags, 25 cents per bag. Salt, in 10 pound bags, 3744 cents per bag. Salt, m 20 pound bags, 62% cents per.bag.” Shot, in 25 pound bags, $2 56 per bag. Buckwheat Flour 10 lb bags, 75 cts per bag, Hominy, 10 pound bags, 75,cents per bag. Oat Meal, 10 pound bags, 75 cents per bag. Rye Meal, 10 pound bags, 75cents per bag. Raisins, in % Yb boxes, 75 cents per box. Raisins, in % boxes, $1 25 per box, Raisins, in 4% boxes, $2 50 per box. Raisins, box $4 50 per box. Starch, in 5 lb boxes, 75 cents per box. _ Mason's Shoe Blacking, 8 boxes 25 cents. 6 Bars Co. Soap, 50 cents. Nails, assorted $6 00 per keg. , Short Handled Shovels, $1 00 Pick Handles, 37% cents. _ Axe Handles 37% cents. @ebted to on Book A are requéste tocall and. . mediately. ky 1B, BLAINSON, Nevada, sai ist, ‘1870! 2% ni 8 sé 2%, “ 2% on ae —+ “. leaving him I had regained the usé of my a) ae and 4 4 ato, 6-Cambridge street, inthis. city, where a 8 AM knowing sediaapiietn: tun dina sotsle me} Sansnee LIQUORS, 221 CALIFORNIA STREET, __. BETWEEN. BATTERY AND FRONT, SAN FRANCISCO, : cs General Depot of the Star or THE’ Union STOMACH BIrreRs, f15 4 More than One Million Bottles of Fr BRING OF PAIN ta Sold in the Last Two Years, yO THE PUBLIC.— Grateful for the emi= T nent services of Di. J. J. MebuIDk, I cheetfally make a statement of the following jacts: Ker twelve months . had suffered from prostration of my nervous system, resulting partial paralysis and almost. total-loas of sight. A score uf physicians had abandoned my case as poe agaten incurable; I had even heard my 8 numbered by doctors and friends, In i agonies of neuraigic pain t sought the great * KING or PAIN,” Under had obiained more medical aid than . had known ior long weary months, My. sight was 60 much resvored that 1 could read print, aithough 1 had needed a guide to find DK. . MOBHIVDE’S office an hour before. Lefore almost palsied limbs, and reemingly my strength had returned ; while all those aches hse, my constant companions, were “gid gone. itis now ten days since . J undertook treatment with Dk. McoBRIDE, and . can say unhesitatingly that I'am restor. ed as i couid not have expected to have been in so litue time. My eyesight is most perfectly regained. my whole physical system corrected and in undoubted health, My residence is in Keading. 1 do business 1 will-willingly vouch. Speer for So truth 10 any one rested,— of the foregoiug, eee y Seal ETN P. 8.—I have done "Sasinaee in thie city for twenty years. ‘Thousauds of citizens know mé¢,—t', ‘I. G CRANE & BRIGHAM a whvlesale Agen BAN FRANCISCO, PRESTON & FAIKCHILD, Agents. UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, . OF SAN FRANCISCO. -Cash._Capitul, $750.000 Gold Coin. GUSTAVE TOUCHARD, President. CHARLES D. HAVEN, Secretary. (G-FIRE INSURANCE ON BUILDINGS, GOODS, ) “AND FURNITURE, 49 Effected at the Lowest Kates. Nevada, Feb. 16th, 1870.—ly BALTZ & GUNTHER, vegetable and Variety Stere ' Adjoining McRoberts. & Co. aN Commercial Street, NEVADA. (@” FRESH VEGETABLES received every morning, and a large eupply of Fruit and other articles.tor Table Ure. ew Also Lot of New Sour-Kraut. Gr" Also a Large Stock of — Confectionery, etc. ee Fresh -KGGS and BUTTER from the Ranches, and a Fine Lot o Fowls. GIVE US A CALL, — HarR. _ DRESSING THell SALOON, PkasLae’ mUCA,.w-PROREleter. . apse STREET, NkVADA CITY. eee BE Cents. To ees, sania ‘ead head coarse popegeds rapa ove OB r Hot.or Pold.,«,.25 ** meen Th 25 cents, 220 an application, ana forward it with ten dollar by cheok, draft or by rei “. 14 that benign influence, in one half an hour}. PACIFIC , BROT ~ CIATION OF CA tis nis to Becure A ment moc sixty days after the dente subscriber, to his or her heirs or Rolene, ct as many dollars 4s there are individuais uf the class'to which: such deceased subseriber semen: MBMBERSEIP.—The subscription fees” are ten dollars at joining, and one doullar on the death of each subscriber. . ‘Lhe one duilar Sern each subscriber is paid to the heirs ee sof the deceased.” As Classes ‘whes Will be formed,” No ogy ‘so poor that he can not +ay_ten dollars at curing $5,000-tehis or her heirs or assigns, * How tu BECOME A ER,— A person deBirous of becoming asubscriber-muat fll out express in-gold et abbver Ali communications should be addressed . the ETE Ad ofthe Tver 1g BROTROTIVS ASSOU ay ee southeast. corner of.Mont.streets (over Donyand. Sacramento "Fine & Kelly’ 8 bank,) San Francisco, , Ovvionrs.—ben} H,. Kreeanan, President: Geo. Kussell, Vee President John Warren, Seoretary ; Jas, * siabeeemene Treaaurer, Hon, HENRY Db DULION, pe Farm. @¥s and Mechanics’ bank Hon. SAMUKL CU LES, te ‘ty Court, San Francise r late ange Cone Hon a. J, GUNNISON, San Francisco, H, J. BOUTH, Esq., Union Iron Works, San Francisco. HENRY ¥, WILLIAMS, Esq.,; Real Estate, San Francisco JOHN O, HANSCOM, Es Poy bb, San pene haps tna, Iron JOHN H. uo’ BRIEN, E O’Brien & 00. Bun Irantinon. mrion, pee Hon. J, P. JUNKS, Gold Hill, “erate: PMANK G. GUILD, Agent, Nevada o ity, KAN E?S CONDENSED SOAP WASHES, CLOTHES Without Rubbing! —— MUCH WORK AS ONE HUN. DRED POUNDS OF ANY SOAP IN THE MARKET, and Removes stains of Pitch, ; Paint, Tar, Grease Or Fruit Stains ! GIVE ITA TRIAL! —ja19 ~ UNITED. STATES SALOON, Corner of Broad dand Pine Streets. ©. BECKMAN, THE BAR always supplied with the best in the above line, "Ooms and sample ay DENTISTRY. T. W. McINTYRE, DENTAL SURGEON ! Oflice—Cor, Broad & Pine Sts, over Banner's, 1s PREPARED TO DO ALL kinds ot Dental Work at short notice and in the best manner,— Artificial Teeth inserted and a good titguaranteed. Full Upper Set, on Vualoo $25. ‘Teeth filled with Gold from 2 o $4. Nerve destroyed in sensitive Teeth, t desired. All work. to. dieiie? ‘best sutisiaction or no charges made nié R. M. HUNT, M. D., ATTENDING PHYSICIAN NEVADA CITY COMMERCIAL STREET RESTAURANT ! J. H. HAMILTON, Proprietor, eee gay” The Restaurant isfurnished with the best the market affords. ~ 2" MEALS AT ALL HOURS. gg Nevada, Jan. 4th, 1870. JACOB NAFFZICER HAS KILLED Three Thousand and Five head Corn Fed Hogs ! AND HAS A GOOD SUPPLY OF HAMS, BACON, "gna y LARD, BEST IN THE STATE. get SUCCESSORS 20 8. ¥. SPENCE, ee et; eee, . a8 Tso! old stan d, NOs 43 road Streets oT e snbscribers are’ divided ee iretuding. ib ales -and‘wanes tock “Claws is limitea to 5,000 subscribers, joining and one. dollar occasionhaily, thus se-4 Attorney at Law, FIFTEEN-POUNDS OF If WILL DO AS (t@"ALL GROCERSHAVEITa@ ‘AS. just received a large }stock:-of 4 Supe BRANDY, WHISKY, BOT rink CIGARS: Se on hand, (@ WHICH HE WARRANTS TO BE THE eR SEPALS EL TG OE eens ARLE PGI PRONE SEA ET A. OE LTTE

: 4 e } \f et \ bot aes 0 ! “NEVADA orry, CALIFORNIA. at least twenty fect. We understood: upon . LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Terrible Fall,‘It seems as though we having an accidental epidemic in this portion of the, State. Within a day or two pastan unusual number of aceiients, trivial acres a a from death have. ‘been made. a : -morning about 2 or 3 0’clock, George.Gray, ~ who had been waiting the result of a.crush-. ing of quartz at Stiles’ mill, fell through a chute, by which quartz is “dumped at the . f0t-of the battery, and was-severely, if not the streets yesterday that he was bleeding internally, but believe that no serious steele were anticipated. That Contract, The Grass Valley pone is-very ee exercised about'theprinting contract, and; among othér things, says they will take it at $200 a year less than the county pays for it. That’s all very fine to talk about. Any printer who will take the trouble to inform himself as to the amount of work to be done, will be satisfied that we have taken it at a very low rate. Tf the Registry Law is not repealed we will not make a dollar on the contract. So blow away, good friends, and be—disgusted. The Fee and Salary Bill. We understand that the special Fee and Salary Bill for Nevada county, passed the Senate on Friday last: with some amendments, and was immediately sent to the Assembly. The amendments were concurred in, and the bill was sent to the Governor for his signature. A telegrann was received in this on last evening, stating that the bill had been signed by the Governor. Getting Ready. Yesterday the out-going officers were busily engaged getting ready to ‘hand over. their books and papers to their successors. The in-comers have been around for some time past, and neve — be nes run of their duties. Stage U set. on night the Telegraph stage upset about two miles below Blodgett’s Hotel. The passengers were considerably frightE. F. Spence and wife, and Rev. Beam were emong:the passengers. How ‘They ‘Stood. In the case of Hickey the jury stood, on J. W. * the first ballot, seven, for conviction and five for acquittal. They remained out from noon until 10 0’clock at night without a change, and were then 1 dismissed, Probate Matiers. The will of J. P. Blanks was filed by J. P. Rose and M. W. Ross, executors. March 17th was set for hearing of the Probate of the same, Petitions Presented. tions from Nevada county in favor of the Colusa and Marysville railroad. Preaching Sunday. Divine Services will be held in the Methodist Church, Sunday morning at 11 o’clock and*in the evening at7 o’clock. Sabbath School at 144 o’clock, P.-m.— Rev. J. W: Stump, Pastor. Preaching at the Baptist Church Sunday, atila.m.and7 p.m. Sabbath School at the close of the morning service. Rev. J A. Wirth, Pastor. Services at the Congregational Church, morning and evening at the usual hours. Sunday Sehool-immediately after morning service. Rev. Alexander Parker, Pastor. Episcopal services at the Court House every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, by Rev. Mr. Anderson. Divine Services at-the Catholic-Church, . Sunday morning at 10% o’clock. Sunday School at 2, and Vespers at 7 Pp. m. Rev. Father Claire, Pastor. “THe tressure remittance to New York by railroad last week amounted to $231,246, of which $135,830 was gold coin, and the gold and silver builion, The amount for the previous week was $332, 854, including $269,000 in coin. THE Assembly has passed bills giving to John A. Sutter a pension of $250. a month for two years, and to Marshall, . the discovererjof gold, a pension of $100 per month for a like period. . Tite Surfogate of New York has decided in favor of the-validity of the will of Charles Fox, bequeathing $800,000 in real estate and personal property to (@" Goods received Daily from Chiened, but fortunately none were injured. _ Z the United States. we RISE T@ A QUESTION OF PRIVUnited States through this medium that from and after this date, we will eell : Groceries and Provisions, And ieee nome. + in our Line; and oe ILEGE and inform the citizens of these Wholesale and ebay Crockery and Tobacco, out of it, wrFOR CASH. _a With vuriations for SOME! Verbum Satis} Sapienti est, That.all may know what-can-be saved by the CASH SYSTEM we give the followingLIST OF PRICES CURRENT: To. be corrected Three times'a day, os We have the Goods ! Dealers and Proprictors of. Pea« Nut Stands NOT barred out. cago, New York, San Francisco and all parts of Europe, —and— aide Wolfe's Store, Main Street. Fiour, B. Ex, r Ib, 834 cts. Flour, Fami ig 3 1b. a 7 Flour, Super’e per }b. 2 Delivered Mixed Feed, h’y per lb ax to the Shorts, do Bran, light, mixed Door. with saw dust, 13g ** Wheat, extra, 23¢ cents per pound. Corn, Yellow, 23g cents per lb. Beans 2 pounds for $1—400 pounds on hand. Coffee, 5 papers for 6h 00— mixed with ground peas. Dried Peaches 20 pounds for $1—improv= ed by age. Ranch Butter, 25 cents per pound — Good and strong—enly 1 pound left. Washing Powder 10 cents per paper. Chicken, 123¢ cents per can—The Birds crossed the plains—only 2 cans lefi Lobsters 25 cents per can. ‘Nevada Lard $1 per can— softened by age -can and one-half ieft. Plantation Bitters, % cents per bottle—ome bottle in store. ad Calisaya Bitters, 75 cents per bottle ie 24 bottles in store, ‘Eureka Shoe Biacking, 4 boxes for 25 cents. 7 dozen left. Pick Handles, 373g cents — mome used upon our customers. Axe Haridles, 373¢ cents. Smoking Tobacco, 34 Ib 25 cents — ‘This Tobacco is a little dusty. Any person purchasing $1 worth of these articles will be entitled to. . one Jar of Mose Korn’s Blacking. which is warranted to eat a pair jof Bootsupin:one night. t@All knowing themselves indebted to US are requested to call . and settle—the quicker the sooner. A, W. LESTER & co. CASH STORE! / A A. HANSON, ai A Once nelinn that ie eae Pe MAM Himes 48 Mixed feed; heavy, ‘ Wheat, ll ys Corn, yellow “ Firkin do 40 Goshen Cheese 25 Nevadé hams 18 Nevada, Ma rch 34, 1870 rf yok wFroR CASH ONLY 1a And no variation for anybody.. s W.0. POPE, ‘Agent, Grise Vailey; w ican be seen designs: “MONTH T cron: GRAVE STONES, MANTLES of everything in bie line, @11;3m. FENKHAUSEN & GERICHTEN, Shorts, hea: gies Bran, light ge oh sé *f “e ce “é ee ia ee “ec &eé “e 4 ee ce “ “ “ “e és soctfies cents do bacon 17 Codfish 15 Japan tea . 15 Basket tea 75 *” Black tea 50 Saleratus 12%» Soda, 18% Cream of Tartar 387% Chocolate 387% --> Pearl barley 194g New Citron 387% Carolina Ride 12% Batavia’ do ~~ =—‘:10 China do 8 Spht Peas 10 ‘Washitig Powder “12% Maccaroni 12% Vermacilla ~ 4Qig Green corn, Win, 37% “Fresh Peaches 87% Green Peas 87% Turkey 87% Chicken 87% Lobster 25 -Yeast Powder 12% ‘Tomatoes — 25 GroundJava Coffee62 4¢ Sardines, gir aD Coal Oil, 275 Nevada Lard . 125 Axle Grease, "81% 7 oer what ¢ can be savList OF PRICES CURRENT, 0G" ro Br CORRECTED EVERY MORNING, £7} aut Fn caf toh per pound, x ots. ’ a 6, Corn do Bape bh 1% ota. Beans, White Pea, » arog for $1 00 ‘do Butter 1 00 ‘ do 0 = : 46 86, 4 00 Bi sOrushéd, 6 te 1°00, oO powdered. G6 = 4! “(P00 do ' ‘coffee 7 ut 10 Coffee,oldGov ava 4 * 7S Oe do Costa Rica 5 -« 1.00

do Javaground 3 ‘* ‘* * 87% do Rio, ground 5 * ene Candles Bowe, A Oe Dried apples, WO.. Ponigh® 71208 do peaches, 1O 2 atense 9 OD oO. ume. To Te do currants « 7 ‘ a Op Ranch Butter, 87% cents per pound. . ray Pty Ground Pepper, 12% cents per bottle. Ground Mustard 124 cents. per bottle, Ground Sage 12% cents per bottle. Ground Allspice 12% cents per bottle. Ground Ginger 12 cents per bottle, Ground Cloves 12% cents per bottle. Ground Thyme, 12% cents per bottle, Tomato Catsup, pts, 12% cents per bottle. Tomato,Catsup, qts 25 cents per bottle. Pickles % gal 87% cents per bottle. Pickles 4 gal 25 cents per bottle, Olive Oil, pts 25 cents per bottle, Olive Oil quarts.50 cents per bottle. *Hostetter’s Bitters 75 cents per bottle, _ Plantation Bitters 75 cents per bottle. Bokers Bitters 75 cents per bottle. Extracts, assorted, 1244 cents per: bottle. Salt, in 3 pound bags, 12% cents per bag. Salt, in 5 pound bags, 25 cents per bag. Salt, in 10 pound bags, 3744 cents per bag. Salt, m 20 pound bags, 62% cents per.bag.” Shot, in 25 pound bags, $2 56 per bag. Buckwheat Flour 10 lb bags, 75 cts per bag, Hominy, 10 pound bags, 75,cents per bag. Oat Meal, 10 pound bags, 75 cents per bag. Rye Meal, 10 pound bags, 75cents per bag. Raisins, in % Yb boxes, 75 cents per box. Raisins, in % boxes, $1 25 per box, Raisins, in 4% boxes, $2 50 per box. Raisins, box $4 50 per box. Starch, in 5 lb boxes, 75 cents per box. _ Mason's Shoe Blacking, 8 boxes 25 cents. 6 Bars Co. Soap, 50 cents. Nails, assorted $6 00 per keg. , Short Handled Shovels, $1 00 Pick Handles, 37% cents. _ Axe Handles 37% cents. @ebted to on Book A are requéste tocall and. . mediately. ky 1B, BLAINSON, Nevada, sai ist, ‘1870! 2% ni 8 sé 2%, “ 2% on ae —+ “. leaving him I had regained the usé of my a) ae and 4 4 ato, 6-Cambridge street, inthis. city, where a 8 AM knowing sediaapiietn: tun dina sotsle me} Sansnee LIQUORS, 221 CALIFORNIA STREET, __. BETWEEN. BATTERY AND FRONT, SAN FRANCISCO, : cs General Depot of the Star or THE’ Union STOMACH BIrreRs, f15 4 More than One Million Bottles of Fr BRING OF PAIN ta Sold in the Last Two Years, yO THE PUBLIC.— Grateful for the emi= T nent services of Di. J. J. MebuIDk, I cheetfally make a statement of the following jacts: Ker twelve months . had suffered from prostration of my nervous system, resulting partial paralysis and almost. total-loas of sight. A score uf physicians had abandoned my case as poe agaten incurable; I had even heard my 8 numbered by doctors and friends, In i agonies of neuraigic pain t sought the great * KING or PAIN,” Under had obiained more medical aid than . had known ior long weary months, My. sight was 60 much resvored that 1 could read print, aithough 1 had needed a guide to find DK. . MOBHIVDE’S office an hour before. Lefore almost palsied limbs, and reemingly my strength had returned ; while all those aches hse, my constant companions, were “gid gone. itis now ten days since . J undertook treatment with Dk. McoBRIDE, and . can say unhesitatingly that I'am restor. ed as i couid not have expected to have been in so litue time. My eyesight is most perfectly regained. my whole physical system corrected and in undoubted health, My residence is in Keading. 1 do business 1 will-willingly vouch. Speer for So truth 10 any one rested,— of the foregoiug, eee y Seal ETN P. 8.—I have done "Sasinaee in thie city for twenty years. ‘Thousauds of citizens know mé¢,—t', ‘I. G CRANE & BRIGHAM a whvlesale Agen BAN FRANCISCO, PRESTON & FAIKCHILD, Agents. UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, . OF SAN FRANCISCO. -Cash._Capitul, $750.000 Gold Coin. GUSTAVE TOUCHARD, President. CHARLES D. HAVEN, Secretary. (G-FIRE INSURANCE ON BUILDINGS, GOODS, ) “AND FURNITURE, 49 Effected at the Lowest Kates. Nevada, Feb. 16th, 1870.—ly BALTZ & GUNTHER, vegetable and Variety Stere ' Adjoining McRoberts. & Co. aN Commercial Street, NEVADA. (@” FRESH VEGETABLES received every morning, and a large eupply of Fruit and other articles.tor Table Ure. ew Also Lot of New Sour-Kraut. Gr" Also a Large Stock of — Confectionery, etc. ee Fresh -KGGS and BUTTER from the Ranches, and a Fine Lot o Fowls. GIVE US A CALL, — HarR. _ DRESSING THell SALOON, PkasLae’ mUCA,.w-PROREleter. . apse STREET, NkVADA CITY. eee BE Cents. To ees, sania ‘ead head coarse popegeds rapa ove OB r Hot.or Pold.,«,.25 ** meen Th 25 cents, 220 an application, ana forward it with ten dollar by cheok, draft or by rei “. 14 that benign influence, in one half an hour}. PACIFIC , BROT ~ CIATION OF CA tis nis to Becure A ment moc sixty days after the dente subscriber, to his or her heirs or Rolene, ct as many dollars 4s there are individuais uf the class'to which: such deceased subseriber semen: MBMBERSEIP.—The subscription fees” are ten dollars at joining, and one doullar on the death of each subscriber. . ‘Lhe one duilar Sern each subscriber is paid to the heirs ee sof the deceased.” As Classes ‘whes Will be formed,” No ogy ‘so poor that he can not +ay_ten dollars at curing $5,000-tehis or her heirs or assigns, * How tu BECOME A ER,— A person deBirous of becoming asubscriber-muat fll out express in-gold et abbver Ali communications should be addressed . the ETE Ad ofthe Tver 1g BROTROTIVS ASSOU ay ee southeast. corner of.Mont.streets (over Donyand. Sacramento "Fine & Kelly’ 8 bank,) San Francisco, , Ovvionrs.—ben} H,. Kreeanan, President: Geo.. Kussell, Vee President John Warren, Seoretary ; Jas, * siabeeemene Treaaurer, Hon, HENRY Db DULION, pe Farm. @¥s and Mechanics’ bank Hon. SAMUKL CU LES, te ‘ty Court, San Francise r late ange Cone Hon a. J, GUNNISON, San Francisco, H, J. BOUTH, Esq., Union Iron Works, San Francisco. HENRY ¥, WILLIAMS, Esq.,; Real Estate, San Francisco JOHN O, HANSCOM, Es Poy bb, San pene haps tna, Iron JOHN H. uo’ BRIEN, E O’Brien & 00. Bun Irantinon. mrion, pee Hon. J, P. JUNKS, Gold Hill, “erate: PMANK G. GUILD, Agent, Nevada o ity, KAN E?S CONDENSED SOAP WASHES, CLOTHES Without Rubbing! —— MUCH WORK AS ONE HUN. DRED POUNDS OF ANY SOAP IN THE MARKET, and Removes stains of Pitch, ; Paint, Tar, Grease Or Fruit Stains ! GIVE ITA TRIAL! —ja19 ~ UNITED. STATES SALOON, Corner of Broad dand Pine Streets. ©. BECKMAN, THE BAR always supplied with the best in the above line, "Ooms and sample ay DENTISTRY. T. W. McINTYRE, DENTAL SURGEON ! Oflice—Cor, Broad & Pine Sts, over Banner's, 1s PREPARED TO DO ALL kinds ot Dental Work at short notice and in the best manner,— Artificial Teeth inserted and a good titguaranteed. Full Upper Set, on Vualoo $25. ‘Teeth filled with Gold from 2 o $4. Nerve destroyed in sensitive Teeth, t desired. All work. to. dieiie? ‘best sutisiaction or no charges made nié R. M. HUNT, M. D., ATTENDING PHYSICIAN NEVADA CITY COMMERCIAL STREET RESTAURANT ! J. H. HAMILTON, Proprietor, eee gay” The Restaurant isfurnished with the best the market affords. ~ 2" MEALS AT ALL HOURS. gg Nevada, Jan. 4th, 1870. JACOB NAFFZICER HAS KILLED Three Thousand and Five head Corn Fed Hogs ! AND HAS A GOOD SUPPLY OF HAMS, BACON, "gna y LARD, BEST IN THE STATE. get SUCCESSORS 20 8. ¥. SPENCE, ee et; eee, . a8 Tso! old stan d, NOs 43 road Streets oT e snbscribers are’ divided ee iretuding. ib ales -and‘wanes tock “Claws is limitea to 5,000 subscribers, joining and one. dollar occasionhaily, thus se-4 Attorney at Law, FIFTEEN-POUNDS OF If WILL DO AS (t@"ALL GROCERSHAVEITa@ ‘AS. just received a large }stock:-of 4 Supe BRANDY, WHISKY, BOT rink CIGARS: Se on hand, (@ WHICH HE WARRANTS TO BE THE eR SEPALS EL TG OE eens ARLE PGI PRONE SEA ET A. OE LTTE