May 21, 1870 (4 pages)

roo joupath aah cciititidh’monmnen eee te reaepome renee ~ One Te mayen “year” wiiouxpint te bg “go bad that, “on Monday, “he sent to” Juan for Dr, Harris; who went down, and . Hank L. Dawley. was_elected-night. watch. . One day last week Henry Rich,” well): : ins Se weg cme edb lance it, Dui not cutting deep enough 20 relief’ followed. Finally the hurt found that Rich’s hand, from the knuckles to near the elbow was ‘terribly inflamed. from beneath the integumenits an amount of thattér sufficient to very néar fill a pint cup. The flesh on the inside of the hand came Off in strips like bark “from a tree. The Doctor has strong hopes that he will ‘pe able te-save the hand, though he thinks aes We 2S aes . Baldri “Clinton Beightol, Charles Rich Will not haye the same use of it as Jeg aid Emma Schemer, Em ily King Alexfore it was injured. i ander Murchie, Frank Chesnut, Jennie Boara of City ‘Trastecs. Bes: é At the regular meeting of the ened de City Trustees held on Thursday evening, the : following ' busitiess was transacted : man for the ensuing year ; $100 was allowed out of the Fire Fund to 0, 1. Canfield “Department. ‘The Marshal was instructed to netify parties on Proepect and American ‘Hills that they were trespassing upon the streets, and direct them to: move their to notify all property holders,. where the sidewalks in front of their places arein bad condition, to have them repaired forthwith. A Board of Street Commissioners, consisting.of Trustees ,Torson, Locklin and Rich, ies 2 ee : th i f ?r and mode of ‘were authorized to have any work done on change Hotel, Grass Valley, until June 9th, ai rag ak ME Sees a the stfeets or sidewalks that they deem . 1°70. — FR Treatment of every species of bodily =. _ neoessary. Se, Read This. Another Change. he Marysville Daily Standard says ‘The Neyada stage now leaves at 1:30 rv. u., after the arrival of the 1 o'clock train on the 4 Pacific or Vallejo road, ‘TheSan Forest’City, Moore’s Flat, Cherokee and ; NATIONAL — instead of via Colfax as heretofore, this be-. Hair Dressing an Saloon. ing the quickest route under the new ar "(OW AL BIGOT, Tahgement.” « Not so, neighbor; the mails 2 fa Proprietor. come by way of Colfax as usual. The Col-. a : Particular attention paid to fax stage arrives in this city at half past 8 o'clock P, M., and the Marysville; stage an . , hour later than that, or about half past 9 large stouk ot Dr. 3 o’clock P, m., It is reported the time table on the California. Pacific will be changed ““ghortly, and in that event Cunningham & . ~ RBeily’s stage will be able to reach ‘this city at 7 o'clock 2. m., an hour and a half in advance of the Colfax; ae ee The trial of D. J. Hickey, charged with burning the Round House of the Central Pacific Railroad Company, at Truckee, some months ago, came up in the County Court yesterday. J. W. Coffroth, W. W. Gross, and J: I. Caldwell, District Attorney, appeared for the prosecution, and M. &.Deal forthe defense. All of the wit-. nesses for the prosecution were present,and only two-out of eleven for the defense were . on hand. Attachments were issued for the nine defaulting witnesses. A jury was empanelled, and the trial commenced in the afternoon. © 2 The Social Party. ~ ay Men’s Social Club Party, on Thursday evening, was largely attended, notwithstanding the rain, but the dancers were delayed in getting out in consequence of the necessity of having carriages, so that ; did not begin until about 9 o'clock. “The caller, Sam. Bliven, was sick and eould not attend, making some delay in organizing for(the quadrillesThe music. by Messrs. Muller, Blum, Dewey and Carter, acceptably assisted by Joe. Blum, was expleasant one. is . ABE Pourth of July. eam whet wy tees uf ivenlstesine 8 . eateg take place at Grass Valley, on the Fourth of July, it will eclipse anything of the kind ever seen in the county, We hope our people will take a great deal of interest in it and assist, in'what it is designed to he a . The “Bat Men’s Olub” will & conspicuous position in it has not yet yet been ¥ . > SFPD "The t Carl Muller, Louis Greenwaki, ham, € Gannon, . at H. ‘Grass for salary as: Chief Engineer-of the’ Fire} siont four years. Sinoe the -he has been under Roberts, by City Brewery ‘eOnor. ‘annie Bliven, John Ragan. Miss “Palmer’s School—Mary. McCurnin, A boy about 16 years of eg is. wanted to leatn thebarberingbusiness. ulars enquire of Philip Duc&, Broad street. De Roserts Success.—Mr. E. J ewell, a well known citizen << ’s Brewery alley, hes had his leg paral Animal M proved, natural want and feeling bein, vared 30 his tog, The strength of the is not fully restored, but there is Joa hope that time and nature will’ effect that restoration. Mr. Jewell can be seen at the where-he will be happy to his ‘case, to any who may be curious.—Grass Valley Union, May i8th, 1870. Dz. Rosenrts will heal the sick at Exne tt ye a nals. ‘ “Rolls of Honor” for re month eiding May 20th, hare been handed: . us tor pabtieaton: sides oe Clare Mau, j Bere Webbar, Earost Welch, Laura Granee Isoard, Kiva Jenkins, Willie Porier, Kate Coughlin, Maggie Coughlin, Amelia Rigondet. Edward Price, Willie Eddy, Mary Geibar, Mollie Schaffer, Eddie Guild; Emma Ott, Eda izzie. Hughes, Hatty Lane, For partic18th oolank the treatment of Dr, agnetism_and the Swedish Movement Cure. i He is much — OY was queetioael was considered suffito say, “Itmust be} MER CA NTILE LIBRARY Tor: propftetary medicines.” “For examples it. deliberately. and thoroughly tested by thou-. Tit Was accepted by the pub'ic ‘at large aay . Stanpanp Remepy.“But-when-multitades 1.5 most favorite masters. curacy of statement : of the gazettes or “News. Létters” of, the }: cient answer to 3 so, for I read it in the newspaper.” It is not “so, now. Newspaper assertions must be verfied before they are taken for granted, and this is especially the case as regards. state. : ments setting forth the remedial properties was not until the tonic and alterative proper= . ASSOCIATION i ties of Hostetter's StomachBitters. had been’ . sands, and found to be in perfect accord with the printed ¢laims put forth in its behalf, that “who have resorted to it as & safeguard against malarious fevers,a cure fer indigestion and biliousness, means of strengthening the frame, cheering the spirits and imparting’ constitutional vigor, came forward and testified that its beneficial effects had exceeded their most sanguine expectations, oF COURSE the world betieved, To resist such. proofs was impossible. Great care has been taken from the beginning not to ovERsTATE the merits. of the Bitters. Exaggeration and bombast have been the death of. many pene ations that might otherwise have sur They were “weighed in the balance ‘and found wanting.” mer 8 Bitters, on the contrary, have never been announced in Goauy iloquent lan, as a ig -~ every ill, but simply as a pure mess Neguaablo specific, possess eameai ble Bs Sainte regulating, nee — erties. ‘Lhis oy pended what the cd medicine to%e, and its enormous Pane is an argument ix its tayor. TS : DR. MABON, No. 128 Kearney Street, Sag Francisco, Tene A WRITTEN GUARANTEE . RUPTURE. All who are ruptured are invited ‘to call.at my poor ne Sag 1 shall be pleased to explam * morte patho 9+ sl See orknowie Vegetable Hair Nick, Slocovich is receiving every day, the finest mountain strawberries, fresh from the ranches. Price 37% cents per Nick has alsoa spléndid lot of lemons Francisco mails for Grass Valley, Nevads, . bananas, limes, ete, Call on him. You Bet, will hereafter.be sent via this city . iw dies’ and en’s Hair. If you wanta shave, Gente’ call at this place. Hot, ta good 28. Always on coy 8 . rticle for the hair ever fie ro Se SAN FRANCISCO GOLD hose PLATING SILVER _ , and others. Siu Feescine Plating Werks are pared to to So furaish Silver Plate, Copper. trap ev res, arante; &c. WORKS T% QU ARTs ML MILL MEN, MINERS, HOting Plates, f all sizes and in oo of a! a aD: uanBuies a’ the Ve aly Rates. tg bens ver OLD GOODS of all kinds replated for a All work done at the lowest prices. DEFORMITY. ARTIFICIAL LIMBS, Made on the latest principles at Eastern pri‘Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Of fensive Breath, Ozena, Deaf_ Bens, Discharges from the Ears, Noises in the And.all affections incident te the EYE, EAR, HEAD, TMROAT, LUNGS, —AND— THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, AX EMBRACED IN THE RANGE OF Diseases which DR. ABORN has made @ speciality, and which are treated by bim with unprecedented suévess, as the many testimoniais, given by prominent men, who are) well known in this community will subtantialvies Aborn has consented to remain in San 1 perenend a mare I south ome allrt mg pee 8 im who glen 00 have the cated echomtineally. This will S es eran visit to the Pacific Coast, professionally, as he will tively retire from active practice in months. Office, 22Kearny street, San Fran ROOT & CADY, sica} Merchan K. ROOT. CHICAGO. DT. CAapY. cisco. Hours, M. E. G. DEN NESTON, Proprictor. ee HAVILaND, ete Wan & CO gents. Professionally. 835 PINE STREET, Near Were Dealers: py . DE. Aborn relies om poids isi epenaar aauniayo chs finest nest quality of ag ae per €x. ments, Lp au has eenievete remarkable presely fo ane To a and . degree of perfection, and which enables bim ct to any size at est rates ata glance to com the diognostic of a A full assortment of Plated Goods and Cutcase, and to discriminate between new and ws a’ sale at low rates. 4 anomalous types, the Complications of differFrancisco, Jan. ert diseases, and the usual pretominence of Sei nen. Male poen sia, ana lie: "Be. SzRcK & Co’s Piano Fortes. coe melo Ms Mason & Hamim’s Cabinet Organs. usic Pablishers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in every variety of Mia WWachington Street, y business . and in eoneequence of his quick and accurate perception, and of his distike of superfilaous or unnecessary efforts or enemies, more than ordi« pee reticent.— Washington Sunday Gazette. ‘Hon. James A. Johneoa, M. 0., Lieutenant Gov. Holden, Chas. N. Fox, Esq. 8. O. Houghton, Exq. General K, F’. Beale, and many other prominent citizens of California, have willingBeldae eet Cit van to the Plans and S now cording fee in this Office, atil Ma of Letting the ConPutte ss the Hepasing of h ‘of the Bey me 9 ree 5 aemaee ee the Omes of the Board of Supervisors, acMay eee M., when Set of the Board. to reject any A) ly given their cards to the public testifying to the efficacy of Dr. Aborn's treatment. Many cures have been effected by the Doctor in a few days, anda number of those cases were of many years standing and had resisted ali the the ordinary modes of treatment. The usual success attending Doctor Aborn’s treatment should inspire new hope of speedy recovery‘ bids . even in-the most hopeless cases. Those who have not yet availed themselves of the Doc tor’s skill will be pleased to jearn that he will remain in San Francisco a while longer. m10 Fruit and Veg More. a. ICE up sis BUTON THURSDAY, . SEPT. 1, 1870. [1 PROGRAMME OF > CONCERT TO BE. Tickets of Admissiox Each Ticket consists of Five Coupons, ‘The The holder of each Coupon will be entitled Magnificent Entertainment, . ty DURING THE PECRREA TERS . siideadieuiatel Fsessongge ae ‘ie. ‘ TNDER the direction 0 £ Distinguished . ” Artists, and embracing selections from HEREAFTER Al ANNOUNCED. GOLD COIN. holder of a whole Ticket, or Five-Coupons, will be entitled to admission to the Concert, and to the whole amount of the Gift award"< (@@. to it. 1 miiberal tr reise will be allowed ‘1 . where 100,.500 or 1,000 Tickets are. bought ~we B8 Ss [im one tot. ' “WM. C. RALSTON, trescar tk = THOS. BR, HAYES, Ree. Secretary M.L. A. . DAVID WILDER, Cor. Secretary M. L. A. WM, E. WOOD, jectany and all fhe Trustees have appointed MAURICE DORE, and CHARLES H, PETERS, street, — “Prustecs MM. L. A. °} WM, ASHBURNER, ISAAO WORMSER, — a. W. M'NULTY, . ALFRED P, ELFELT; ARTH., M. EBBETS, WM. G, BADGER, ¥. B. REYNOLDS, ta Notice to Mechanics. 7) A ‘Premium of $500 Will be given for THE BEST MODEL OF TWo wares, of Glass and Iron, for this Distribution. i The Trustees reserve the right to reModels, © m10-im to admission to the Concert, and to one-fifth of any Gift. that 40 PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THIS 200,000 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD, At Five Dollars each, Gold Coin. The Bank of California. HM SUMOF g500,000. v. 8, GOLD COIN, Will be returned to the holders of Tickets, by the distribution by chance of the following weoirts! # VIZ: 1GIFTOF + 1GIFTOF -2 GIFToOr += = 20,000" 1GWTOF10,00 “ 1GIFTOF 18,00. “. 1GIFTORF ~17,00 “ 1GIFTOF 16000 * “1GIFTOF -15,00 * $100,000 Gop. 1GIFTOF <14000 “ 1GIFTOFR « = 18000 “ 1GIFTOF 1200 % 1GIFTOF 11,00 *1GIETOF 10,000 1GIFTOF 9000 “ 1GIFTOF 8000 *# 1GIFTOF 7,000. * 1GIFTOF 600 * 1GIFTOF + 6,000. 1GIFTOF <« 400 * 1GIFTOF + = 800 * 1 GIFT OF += = 9,000 * 1 GIFTOF -—1,500 “ 10 GIFTS OF $1,000 10,000 “ 20 GIFTS OF -15015000 * 90 GIFTS OF ~ 500 10,000 -« 90 GIFTSOF 400 12,000 “ 60 GIFTS OF 900 _ “ 50 GIFTS OF 200+ 10; “ 425 GIFTS OF 100 =42.500 “ ed 628 GIFTSINALL, $500,000 After paying the expenses of the Entertainment, and making the distribution of the Gifts, as above announced, the balance will be applied to extinguishimg the present indebtedness of the Mercantile Library Association. The Concert and Distribution will take place under the immediate direction of the Board of Trustees of the Mercantile Library Association, assisted by a Supervisory Committee, selected from State, City and Holders of Tickets to which Gifts may be ay will receive the same on presenof such Tickets o¢ Coupons to the etineos Neale of of Trustees, at'their office, No. 318 California Street, SAK WRABOROO, CAL. a ee iene sirokt, wil Bat 5s County Officers, and well-known citizens of . 1-5 07 G7 Onder tor Tickets, poot-pai, socom : FOR SALE! NE [1] SMALL ENGIN . ni ord Ceara, s dei He one-half [2 re plete and in party! ONE [2] ENGINE, ven ten (10) inch Bore, tweninches na diote order, with reverse « ey at feat arent of axe 1 Tanee aul twelv at sacs iar Boller, Four i «two +a ; at ii overt vers, and sie er particulars apply to 4 FF. W. BOBINSON, At Union Hotel, Nevada City, ome oo United, States Internal Revenue. COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, 4th Dis., Cal. ‘May 1st, 1870, her ANNUAL LIST. i es ree pg dig year ee age “ me Sa we te of‘ eee ats tte at ae elena” #ive Hundred and impris-_ ALFRED BRIGGS, Collector. mmnamintel Payment may be made to me at my offies ix, Grase Valley, GEO, W. DIXON, _ Deputy Collector Sth Div., 4th District Grass Valley, May ist, 1870—im, SCOTT’S FLAT SAW MILL CO. G. W. SMITH. H.L, GOVE, A. 0, FOOT. Ts SCOTT'S FLAT. SAW MILL COMPANY would inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that they have: On hand at their Yard, on Sacraramento Street, and at their ® Viill, Scotts Flat, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF . BUILDING & MINING LUMBER Which they will sell ot reasanaiile tates, prompt attention t orders and gt F good satatuction they hope to receive a she ofp povomtors Hegiaad be left at the Oftee on SACRA MENTO ¥ sTREET, or at the MILL. Ne May 7th, 1870, Splendid Chance for Showmen. HE “IKON CIRCLE” s Panorama of the of the Route by Railroad and Steamboat World is offered tor sale pone = ite eek a a ew York im and Rock Island, Grand Tronk Bonk ae Railroads, Atlantic, Ocean — mers, to Mt. Cents road Ape eee Suez Canal, via China to Japan eo Stone Panoranmn is new and has never been hows Se State excep’ on one or two occasions, ~ ready for Meh whey For f ra at the DAILY TANSCRLE OFFick, evada city. Take Notice ice Everybody ! H* area fae Ty ag indebted ¢ ‘motion, alternawith —. HoletDollars onment are the Penalties for doing yap ocd. we x sre Se. mangRRN ee Heer Yet 1a eae ee

roo joupath aah cciititidh’monmnen eee te reaepome renee ~ One Te mayen “year” wiiouxpint te bg “go bad that, “on Monday, “he sent to” Juan for Dr, Harris; who went down, and . Hank L. Dawley. was_elected-night. watch. . One day last week Henry Rich,” well): : ins Se weg cme edb lance it, Dui not cutting deep enough 20 relief’ followed. Finally the hurt found that Rich’s hand, from the knuckles to near the elbow was ‘terribly inflamed. from beneath the integumenits an amount of thattér sufficient to very néar fill a pint cup. The flesh on the inside of the hand came Off in strips like bark “from a tree. The Doctor has strong hopes that he will ‘pe able te-save the hand, though he thinks aes We 2S aes . Baldri “Clinton Beightol, Charles Rich Will not haye the same use of it as Jeg aid Emma Schemer, Em ily King Alexfore it was injured.. i ander Murchie, Frank Chesnut, Jennie Boara of City ‘Trastecs. Bes: é At the regular meeting of the ened de City Trustees held on Thursday evening, the : following ' busitiess was transacted : man for the ensuing year ; $100 was allowed out of the Fire Fund to 0, 1. Canfield “Department. ‘The Marshal was instructed to netify parties on Proepect and American ‘Hills that they were trespassing upon the streets, and direct them to: move their to notify all property holders,. where the sidewalks in front of their places arein bad condition, to have them repaired forthwith. A Board of Street Commissioners, consisting.of Trustees ,Torson, Locklin and Rich, ies 2 ee : th i f ?r and mode of ‘were authorized to have any work done on change Hotel, Grass Valley, until June 9th, ai rag ak ME Sees a the stfeets or sidewalks that they deem . 1°70. — FR Treatment of every species of bodily =. _ neoessary. Se, Read This. Another Change. he Marysville Daily Standard says ‘The Neyada stage now leaves at 1:30 rv. u., after the arrival of the 1 o'clock train on the 4 Pacific or Vallejo road, ‘TheSan Forest’City, Moore’s Flat, Cherokee and ; NATIONAL — instead of via Colfax as heretofore, this be-. Hair Dressing an Saloon. ing the quickest route under the new ar "(OW AL BIGOT, Tahgement.” « Not so, neighbor; the mails 2 fa Proprietor. come by way of Colfax as usual. The Col-. a : Particular attention paid to fax stage arrives in this city at half past 8 o'clock P, M., and the Marysville; stage an . , hour later than that, or about half past 9 large stouk ot Dr. 3 o’clock P, m., It is reported the time table on the California. Pacific will be changed ““ghortly, and in that event Cunningham & . ~ RBeily’s stage will be able to reach ‘this city at 7 o'clock 2. m., an hour and a half in advance of the Colfax; ae ee The trial of D. J. Hickey, charged with burning the Round House of the Central Pacific Railroad Company, at Truckee, some months ago, came up in the County Court yesterday. J. W. Coffroth, W. W. Gross, and J: I. Caldwell, District Attorney, appeared for the prosecution, and M. &.Deal forthe defense. All of the wit-. nesses for the prosecution were present,and only two-out of eleven for the defense were . on hand. Attachments were issued for the nine defaulting witnesses. A jury was empanelled, and the trial commenced in the afternoon. © 2 The Social Party. ~ ay Men’s Social Club Party, on Thursday evening, was largely attended, notwithstanding the rain, but the dancers were delayed in getting out in consequence of the necessity of having carriages, so that ; did not begin until about 9 o'clock. “The caller, Sam. Bliven, was sick and eould not attend, making some delay in organizing for(the quadrillesThe music. by Messrs. Muller, Blum, Dewey and Carter, acceptably assisted by Joe. Blum, was expleasant one. is . ABE Pourth of July. eam whet wy tees uf ivenlstesine 8 . eateg take place at Grass Valley, on the Fourth of July, it will eclipse anything of the kind ever seen in the county, We hope our people will take a great deal of interest in it and assist, in'what it is designed to he a . The “Bat Men’s Olub” will & conspicuous position in it has not yet yet been ¥ . > SFPD "The t Carl Muller, Louis Greenwaki, ham, € Gannon, . at H. ‘Grass for salary as: Chief Engineer-of the’ Fire} siont four years. Sinoe the -he has been under Roberts, by City Brewery ‘eOnor. ‘annie Bliven, John Ragan. Miss “Palmer’s School—Mary. McCurnin, A boy about 16 years of eg is. wanted to leatn thebarberingbusiness. ulars enquire of Philip Duc&, Broad street. De Roserts Success.—Mr. E. J ewell, a well known citizen << ’s Brewery alley, hes had his leg paral Animal M proved, natural want and feeling bein, vared 30 his tog, The strength of the is not fully restored, but there is Joa hope that time and nature will’ effect that restoration. Mr. Jewell can be seen at the where-he will be happy to his ‘case, to any who may be curious.—Grass Valley Union, May i8th, 1870. Dz. Rosenrts will heal the sick at Exne tt ye a nals. ‘ “Rolls of Honor” for re month eiding May 20th, hare been handed: . us tor pabtieaton: sides oe Clare Mau, j Bere Webbar, Earost Welch, Laura Granee Isoard, Kiva Jenkins, Willie Porier, Kate Coughlin, Maggie Coughlin, Amelia Rigondet. Edward Price, Willie Eddy, Mary Geibar, Mollie Schaffer, Eddie Guild; Emma Ott, Eda izzie. Hughes, Hatty Lane, For partic18th oolank the treatment of Dr, agnetism_and the Swedish Movement Cure. i He is much — OY was queetioael was considered suffito say, “Itmust be} MER CA NTILE LIBRARY Tor: propftetary medicines.” “For examples it. deliberately. and thoroughly tested by thou-. Tit Was accepted by the pub'ic ‘at large aay . Stanpanp Remepy.“But-when-multitades 1.5 most favorite masters. curacy of statement : of the gazettes or “News. Létters” of, the }: cient answer to 3 so, for I read it in the newspaper.” It is not “so, now. Newspaper assertions must be verfied before they are taken for granted, and this is especially the case as regards. state. : ments setting forth the remedial properties was not until the tonic and alterative proper= . ASSOCIATION i ties of Hostetter's StomachBitters. had been’ . sands, and found to be in perfect accord with the printed ¢laims put forth in its behalf, that “who have resorted to it as & safeguard against malarious fevers,a cure fer indigestion and biliousness, means of strengthening the frame, cheering the spirits and imparting’ constitutional vigor, came forward and testified that its beneficial effects had exceeded their most sanguine expectations, oF COURSE the world betieved, To resist such. proofs was impossible. Great care has been taken from the beginning not to ovERsTATE the merits. of the Bitters. Exaggeration and bombast have been the death of. many pene ations that might otherwise have sur They were “weighed in the balance ‘and found wanting.” mer 8 Bitters, on the contrary, have never been announced in Goauy iloquent lan, as a ig -~ every ill, but simply as a pure mess Neguaablo specific, possess eameai ble Bs Sainte regulating, nee — erties. ‘Lhis oy pended what the cd medicine to%e, and its enormous Pane is an argument ix its tayor. TS : DR. MABON, No. 128 Kearney Street, Sag Francisco, Tene A WRITTEN GUARANTEE . RUPTURE. All who are ruptured are invited ‘to call.at my poor ne Sag 1 shall be pleased to explam * morte patho 9+ sl See orknowie Vegetable Hair Nick, Slocovich is receiving every day, the finest mountain strawberries, fresh from the ranches. Price 37% cents per Nick has alsoa spléndid lot of lemons Francisco mails for Grass Valley, Nevads, . bananas, limes, ete, Call on him. You Bet, will hereafter.be sent via this city . iw dies’ and en’s Hair. If you wanta shave, Gente’ call at this place. Hot, ta good 28. Always on coy 8 . rticle for the hair ever fie ro Se SAN FRANCISCO GOLD hose PLATING SILVER _ , and others. Siu Feescine Plating Werks are pared to to So furaish Silver Plate, Copper. trap ev res, arante; &c. WORKS T% QU ARTs ML MILL MEN, MINERS, HOting Plates, f all sizes and in oo of a! a aD: uanBuies a’ the Ve aly Rates. tg bens ver OLD GOODS of all kinds replated for a All work done at the lowest prices. DEFORMITY. ARTIFICIAL LIMBS, Made on the latest principles at Eastern pri‘Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Of fensive Breath, Ozena, Deaf_ Bens, Discharges from the Ears, Noises in the And.all affections incident te the EYE, EAR, HEAD, TMROAT, LUNGS, —AND— THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, AX EMBRACED IN THE RANGE OF Diseases which DR. ABORN has made @ speciality, and which are treated by bim

with unprecedented suévess, as the many testimoniais, given by prominent men, who are) well known in this community will subtantialvies Aborn has consented to remain in San 1 perenend a mare I south ome allrt mg pee 8 im who glen 00 have the cated echomtineally. This will S es eran visit to the Pacific Coast, professionally, as he will tively retire from active practice in months. Office, 22Kearny street, San Fran ROOT & CADY, sica} Merchan K.. ROOT. CHICAGO. DT. CAapY. cisco. Hours, M. E. G. DEN NESTON, Proprictor. ee HAVILaND, ete Wan & CO gents. Professionally. 835 PINE STREET, Near Were Dealers: py . DE. Aborn relies om poids isi epenaar aauniayo chs finest nest quality of ag ae per €x. ments, Lp au has eenievete remarkable presely fo ane To a and . degree of perfection, and which enables bim ct to any size at est rates ata glance to com the diognostic of a A full assortment of Plated Goods and Cutcase, and to discriminate between new and ws a’ sale at low rates. 4 anomalous types, the Complications of differFrancisco, Jan. ert diseases, and the usual pretominence of Sei nen. Male poen sia, ana lie: "Be. SzRcK & Co’s Piano Fortes. coe melo Ms Mason & Hamim’s Cabinet Organs. usic Pablishers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in every variety of Mia WWachington Street, y business . and in eoneequence of his quick and accurate perception, and of his distike of superfilaous or unnecessary efforts or enemies, more than ordi« pee reticent.— Washington Sunday Gazette. ‘Hon. James A. Johneoa, M. 0., Lieutenant Gov. Holden, Chas. N. Fox, Esq. 8. O. Houghton, Exq. General K, F’. Beale, and many other prominent citizens of California, have willingBeldae eet Cit van to the Plans and S now cording fee in this Office, atil Ma of Letting the ConPutte ss the Hepasing of h ‘of the Bey me 9 ree 5 aemaee ee the Omes of the Board of Supervisors, acMay eee M., when Set of the Board. to reject any A) ly given their cards to the public testifying to the efficacy of Dr. Aborn's treatment. Many cures have been effected by the Doctor in a few days, anda number of those cases were of many years standing and had resisted ali the the ordinary modes of treatment. The usual success attending Doctor Aborn’s treatment should inspire new hope of speedy recovery‘ bids . even in-the most hopeless cases. Those who have not yet availed themselves of the Doc tor’s skill will be pleased to jearn that he will remain in San Francisco a while longer. m10 Fruit and Veg More. a. ICE up sis BUTON THURSDAY, . SEPT. 1, 1870. [1 PROGRAMME OF > CONCERT TO BE. Tickets of Admissiox Each Ticket consists of Five Coupons, ‘The The holder of each Coupon will be entitled Magnificent Entertainment, . ty DURING THE PECRREA TERS . siideadieuiatel Fsessongge ae ‘ie. ‘ TNDER the direction 0 £ Distinguished . ” Artists, and embracing selections from HEREAFTER Al ANNOUNCED. GOLD COIN. holder of a whole Ticket, or Five-Coupons, will be entitled to admission to the Concert, and to the whole amount of the Gift award"< (@@. to it. 1 miiberal tr reise will be allowed ‘1 . where 100,.500 or 1,000 Tickets are. bought ~we B8 Ss [im one tot. ' “WM. C. RALSTON, trescar tk = THOS. BR, HAYES, Ree. Secretary M.L. A. . DAVID WILDER, Cor. Secretary M. L. A. WM, E. WOOD, jectany and all fhe Trustees have appointed MAURICE DORE, and CHARLES H, PETERS, street, — “Prustecs MM. L. A. °} WM, ASHBURNER, ISAAO WORMSER, — a. W. M'NULTY, . ALFRED P, ELFELT; ARTH., M. EBBETS, WM. G, BADGER, ¥. B. REYNOLDS, ta Notice to Mechanics. 7) A ‘Premium of $500 Will be given for THE BEST MODEL OF TWo wares, of Glass and Iron, for this Distribution. i The Trustees reserve the right to reModels, © m10-im to admission to the Concert, and to one-fifth of any Gift. that 40 PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THIS 200,000 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD, At Five Dollars each, Gold Coin. The Bank of California. HM SUMOF g500,000. v. 8, GOLD COIN, Will be returned to the holders of Tickets, by the distribution by chance of the following weoirts! # VIZ: 1GIFTOF + 1GIFTOF -2 GIFToOr += = 20,000" 1GWTOF10,00 “ 1GIFTOF 18,00. “. 1GIFTORF ~17,00 “ 1GIFTOF 16000 * “1GIFTOF -15,00 * $100,000 Gop. 1GIFTOF <14000 “ 1GIFTOFR « = 18000 “ 1GIFTOF 1200 % 1GIFTOF 11,00 *1GIETOF 10,000 1GIFTOF 9000 “ 1GIFTOF 8000 *# 1GIFTOF 7,000. * 1GIFTOF 600 * 1GIFTOF + 6,000. 1GIFTOF <« 400 * 1GIFTOF + = 800 * 1 GIFT OF += = 9,000 * 1 GIFTOF -—1,500 “ 10 GIFTS OF $1,000 10,000 “ 20 GIFTS OF -15015000 * 90 GIFTS OF ~ 500 10,000 -« 90 GIFTSOF 400 12,000 “ 60 GIFTS OF 900 _ “ 50 GIFTS OF 200+ 10; “ 425 GIFTS OF 100 =42.500 “ ed 628 GIFTSINALL, $500,000 After paying the expenses of the Entertainment, and making the distribution of the Gifts, as above announced, the balance will be applied to extinguishimg the present indebtedness of the Mercantile Library Association. The Concert and Distribution will take place under the immediate direction of the Board of Trustees of the Mercantile Library Association, assisted by a Supervisory Committee, selected from State, City and Holders of Tickets to which Gifts may be ay will receive the same on presenof such Tickets o¢ Coupons to the etineos Neale of of Trustees, at'their office, No. 318 California Street, SAK WRABOROO, CAL. a ee iene sirokt, wil Bat 5s County Officers, and well-known citizens of . 1-5 07 G7 Onder tor Tickets, poot-pai, socom : FOR SALE! NE [1] SMALL ENGIN . ni ord Ceara, s dei He one-half [2 re plete and in party! ONE [2] ENGINE, ven ten (10) inch Bore, tweninches na diote order, with reverse « ey at feat arent of axe 1 Tanee aul twelv at sacs iar Boller, Four i «two +a ; at ii overt vers, and sie er particulars apply to 4 FF. W. BOBINSON, At Union Hotel, Nevada City, ome oo United, States Internal Revenue. COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, 4th Dis., Cal. ‘May 1st, 1870, her ANNUAL LIST. i es ree pg dig year ee age “ me Sa we te of‘ eee ats tte at ae elena” #ive Hundred and impris-_ ALFRED BRIGGS, Collector. mmnamintel Payment may be made to me at my offies ix, Grase Valley, GEO, W. DIXON, _ Deputy Collector Sth Div., 4th District Grass Valley, May ist, 1870—im, SCOTT’S FLAT SAW MILL CO. G. W. SMITH. H.L, GOVE, A. 0, FOOT. Ts SCOTT'S FLAT. SAW MILL COMPANY would inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that they have: On hand at their Yard, on Sacraramento Street, and at their ® Viill, Scotts Flat, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF . BUILDING & MINING LUMBER Which they will sell ot reasanaiile tates, prompt attention t orders and gt F good satatuction they hope to receive a she ofp povomtors Hegiaad be left at the Oftee on SACRA MENTO ¥ sTREET, or at the MILL. Ne May 7th, 1870, Splendid Chance for Showmen. HE “IKON CIRCLE” s Panorama of the of the Route by Railroad and Steamboat World is offered tor sale pone = ite eek a a ew York im and Rock Island, Grand Tronk Bonk ae Railroads, Atlantic, Ocean — mers, to Mt. Cents road Ape eee Suez Canal, via China to Japan eo Stone Panoranmn is new and has never been hows Se State excep’ on one or two occasions, ~ ready for Meh whey For f ra at the DAILY TANSCRLE OFFick, evada city. Take Notice ice Everybody ! H* area fae Ty ag indebted ¢ ‘motion, alternawith —. HoletDollars onment are the Penalties for doing yap ocd. we x sre Se. mangRRN ee Heer Yet 1a eae ee