May 26, 1870 (4 pages)

i sr NG NS very E TO 5 items : of a short run. : The Book and Breck aims; owned by & a -tato-oeegtatvaDa CRE.” “ROPAL 17 Mae Fs ei i a uagied: ny, Geo. D. Melean, su: t, better known as the Buckeye Company, of Buckeye Hill, Sweetland, i 1 Chinese company, have beeh.paying big» and the Chinese-have sunk all the money: _ for the purpose of extending their opgra-. tions. The claim is nearly! worked out, or, that is to say, up to their line. ~ This company of Chinamen is now negotiating with B.B. Patton; for the purchase of one-half, of a mileof gravel claims, which aresituated about one mile below Eddy’s dam on Shady Creek, running through the flat into, the creek, Our informant says there is any amount of unclsimed ground on. and: near Shady Greek that has never’ been located, and he believes’ that it. will pay well, bat for some reason or other this kind of ground is given a very wide berth by prospectors and enterThe American Company have nearly completed their survey for a new ditch to bring water from the Yuba river; and the Blooms field: Company’s ditch. wis Wiaiae tate Weter Oomiilile) tes ing water at 10 cents per inch, but the miners want a reduction made ‘to seven or eight centsper inch. Released on Hubeas Corpus, P. McCafty, who was committed to jail by Justice Barker of You Bet, for contempt of Court, “was yesterday brought before Judge Niles on # writ of habeas corpus,and ordered released. Thé case is as follows : Suit was brought by Mr. Bush before Jas tice Barker on # debi, and a debt’ owed to the defendant was garnisheed in the hands of MeUarty. The latter refused ‘to pay the ~ money into Court upon the order of the Justice, and he was fined $25 and committea to jail until the money should be paid. Williams & Johnson applied to Judge Niles for the discharge of McGarty, and the question came up yesterday, The Court held that a.judgment might have been entered against McCarty for the amount garnisheed in his hands, but that no order ofthe orb: co ) oe he fourth. oo hes] been received, and now is a favorable time to anmennap This number is fully equal wad: is—-a—credit to-the;State. The articles are. all fresh and interesting. «Among them we note, “Gold, and Gold Mining,” “‘A Winter's Ride in the Sierra,” ‘Western Frontier Life,” “The Chinese as Agriculturalists,” “Crossing. the Arizona Deserts,” ‘In Search of a Summer Retreat,” “Dow's “Flat,” “‘My South Sea Show,” ete. The magazine is just the thing to send to fants in the Hast, Branded. A citizen of this place while indulging in a bath Sunday morning, near a hot Stove, stooped suddenly. with ‘this fade’ from the stove. He jumped abont six feet, into the middle of the floor, anid was not seen in a . chair that day. Defaulting Witnesses. Under Sheriff McBrown; who went to San Francisco for defaulting ‘witnesses in the Hickey ¢ase, suceeeded in finding them, when he was telegraphed to by Sheriff} Dickson that the case had been BO and he released the witnesses. By Request.We publieh in thismorning’s Transcript headed ‘‘Women Jurors in Wyoming,” at the request of the Névada County Wcman’s Suffrage Association. : Dove Hunting, A party of hunterd went out to Green’s Ranch yerterday afternoon to slaughter doves. They have been for several days very plenty in that vicinity. These birds come up in the mountaing.as the grain . . ripens. Wanted. A boy about 16 years of age; to learn the barbering business. Enquire of ~_ Duca, Broad street. amountinto Court, a debt not being specific property. McCarty was accordingly discharged. WhetWwasit?On Monday night last something in the shape of am animal made a raid on the . chicken house of Richard White, who resides on Prospect Hill, and considerably decreased the number of his fowls. On visiting his chicken house ‘Tuesday morning he found that thirty young chickens and four old hens were missing. The floor was covered with feathers, and in a nest in P which a hen was setting, he found only a . i part of the body left. As the door of the mal must have passed in through the same hole by which the chickens enter, which is . a very small one. _The appearance of the house indicates that the animal devoured them before leaviag. We do not know of any animal so small as this one must have been, that could eat thirty-four chickens before its voracious appetite was satiated. Can anybody enlighten us? The Alaska Quartz Lode. This lode is located very near Pike City, in Sierra county. It was located by Messrs. Phillips, Stewart and others about four years ago, and after prospecting awhile they were fortunate enough to strike paying quartz, The have sunk down on the lode for a distance of two hundred feet, meeting with the most favorable resulta. It awerages four feet in width, and the rock is soft and easily crushed. Shortly after knowing that the rock would pay a mill was erected, and is now in operation. There was.e small speck of war in Chinatown on Wednesday evening last, Some were out on Cofiimercial street, scolding at We could not ascertain the cause of the warlike demonstration, but guess some Grass Valley Chinamen had come up to steal some money from the gambling hells of thia city, in order to make that town 2 little livelier, but it was no go. —— Furniture ‘ata Banta, We would call attention to: the advertisement in another column of furniture for sale. Persons in want of any of the articles. can get them ata bargain. Dre Roserr’s Svccess.—Mr. E. Jewell, = ’s Brewery a well known citizen of alley, lias had his leg paralysed for Shout four years. Since the 13th instant he has been under the treatment of Dr. 1870. 3 “Ne wonder that the face of the dgspeptic has a dragged, worn, hopeless expression that is pitiful to see. .No wonder that the miserable martyr to indigestion is fretful, irritable and unsccial, whoever can bear the pangs of this tormenting complaint cheerfully and with unroffied temper, is little short of a saint. But why should human fortitude continue te be thus severely tried, when an absolute specific for the disease is always at hand. Everywhere within the limite of civilization in this hemisphere -Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is obtaizable, and the history of the first case of dyspepsia in which it has been administered in vain, has yet to be written, The sickness at the stomach, the sense of weakness and siupor, the feeling of emptiness and hollowness before eating, and of oppresdisposition to exertion, the weariness of life, and indifference to all its pleasures, which chronic form are rapidly ameliorated by the tonic operation of this palatable vegetable restorative, which seems to reiovate and . quicken ail the dormant forces of the system, and cause the mind from the apathy and of the ‘digestive and secretive In ordinary cases 8 few weeks suffices to complete ete issie as “A. . H. Hanson” pgreedte & A scram a . HE WILE SELL, WHOLESALE AND RETar — ~ GROCERIES. . =F LIQUORS, CROCKERY, WARE, And everything in his Line, FOR CASH ONLY! And no variation for anybody. all may know what'can be savto That ‘ ed by the CASH SYSTEM, I give the following LIST OF PRICHS CURRENT, UG"To BE CORRECTED EVERY MORNING._£)) at Fee Extra, per pound, pa cts. a Su one, Bi « 2% ota, a es ee 3 46 Mixed feed, heavy, “* “ 2% cts. Shorts, heavy, +225 Se ee Bran, ‘light 1% cta. Wheat, extra Spot Corn, yellow — eo 2h6-cts. Beans, White Pes, 20 poands for $1 00 = noo 100 ope aes 7 ae 6 7? ee I 1 00 7 se _ a8 1 00 Cfo, old Gov Java Sig. 46 2 © ——gGo:-Costa Rica 446+. + 2 00+) do Java ground : “6 87%: do Rio, ground * 5 wd « 100 Candles 5 9 o1@ Dried apples, ad Cee do peaches, 10°.” «. 1.00 do prunes 6 “ “ 1® apelin i catapee' pel. ‘ cen r Firkin do 40 ee Goshen Cheese 25 < “Nevada hams 18 me ‘ # do bacen18 “ “ “ 15 rtd ae a Japan tea 87% “ “ “ tea 50 “ “ “ Saleratus 12% * ye123% ee et se Cream of Tartar 87% “ “ As Chocolate. orn 37% 4 Pid “ és Pearl Barley LTRS es RTT New Citaon, .“ te 94 Carolina Rite 12%: * bi bd Batavia do 10 46 " ” oo. do it] 8 rr “ try Split Peas 10 “ Pid i ee yamine Deve Me Sie SM 12% 4“ be ot were 12% * ” “f Green corn, Win. 37% vents per can. Fresh Peaches 37% “ ¢ 87% “ “ Pri Turk 37% “ “ of Chicken 87%.“ “ ¢ Lobster 25 “ a 4“ Yeast Powder 19%: -*‘ “ ” Tomatoes 25 ” ” ed GroundJavaCofiee62% * me Sardines 25 ss a 6) Coal Oi bj 00 Pil ac ae Nevada Lard 1 25 * “ “ Axle Grease 81%“ ue _ Ground Pepper, 12% cents per booed Ground Mustard 12% piace te a ae + ace . Ground Albpice cents per bottle. 12% dts per bottle. Ginger 12% cents per bottle. Sonne Clotes 12% cents per bottte. Ground Thime 12% cents per bottle. Tomato Catenp gts 12% eents per bottle. Tomato Catsup qts 25 cents per bottle. Pickles % gal. 37% cents per bottle. Pickles 4 gal. 25 cents per bottle. Olive Oil pts 25 cents per bottle. Olive Oil quarts 60 cents per bottle. Hostetter’s Bitters.75. cents per bottle. Plantation Bitters 75 cents per bottle. Bokers Bitters 75 cents ‘per bottle. Extracts assorted 12% cents per bottle. Salt in 3 pound bags 12% cents per bag Salt in 5 pound bags 25 éents per bag. Salt in 10 pound bags 37% cents per bag. Salt in 20 ponnd bags 62% ‘Gents por bag. Salt.in 50 pound bags $1 25 per bag. Shot, in 25 pound bags, $2 50 per bag. Buckwheat Ficur 10% bags, 7icts per bag. Hominy 10 pound bags, 75 cents per bag. Oat Meal’ 10 pound bags 75 cents per bag. Rye Meal 10 bags 75 r bag: pacing in 1p oad he coats por bos. Raisins in % boxes'$1 25 per box. Raisins in % boxes $250 per box. Raisins, box $4 50 per box.Starch in Ib boxes 75 cents rer box, Masons Pe % eents. bars Co. Heavy Golden Sy > $4 GO per keg. Nails assorted $6per keg. nt eee an ‘WILL BE nee ar mi MROHANIGS’ ‘PAVILION,ON THURSDAY, SEPT. iy 1870. embracing selections from . = REE OF + CONCERT TO BE HEREAFTER ANNOUNCED. Tickéts of Admission.$5 each, GOLD COIN. Each Ticket consists of Five Coupons. The . holder of a whole ‘Ticket, or Five Cou’ pons, will be entitled'to admission to the Concert, and to the whole amount of the Gift award. Ber ed to it. The holder of each Coupon will be entitled to sdmisaion to the Concert, and to one-fifth of any Gift that may be awarded to each Ticket. TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THIS Magnificent Entertainment, 200,000 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD, ~ At Five: Dollars each, Gold Coin. DURING THE ENTERTAINMENT. THK SUM OF iw $5 00,000. U. 8. GoLp COIN, Will be returned to the holders of Tickets, by the distritmtion by.chance of the following wm GIFTS! #2 VIZ: > 1GIFTOF -1GIETOF >et 1GIFTOF .-1GIFTOF -.1GIFTOF -‘1 GIFTOF -1GIFTOF -1GIFTOF 15,000. * 1GIFTOF -° 14.00 « 1GIFTOF 18,000 “ 1GIFTOF +» 12,000 « 1GIFTOF 11,000 “ 1GIFTOF.-1GIFTOF -,.9@0 * 1GIFTOF : 8,000“ 1GIFTOF 1,00 * 1GIFTOF + 600 “§ 1GIFTOF + -. « 500 « 1GIFTOF 4000. « 1GIFTOF 8000 © 1GIFTOF ‘2000 « 1GIFTOF + 160 “ 10 GIFTS OF $1,000 10,000 20 GIFTSOF 75015,00 “ 20 GIFTSOF 500-.10000 “ s0°GIFTB OF 400 12,000 “ 60 GIFTS OF 200 15,000 “ 50 GIFTS OF 200 -.10,000 “ 4% GIFTS OF! 100. ~~ 42.500 « 628 GIFTS IN ALL, ~ $500, 000 ‘. After paying the expenses of the Enter‘. tainment, and making the distribution of the Gifts, as abové announced, the balance will be applied to extinguishimg the present indebtedhess of the Mercantile Library Association. The Concert and Distribution will take Board of Trustees of the Mercantile Library Association, assisted by a Supervisory Committee, selected from State, City and County Offigers, sad wall-known cittannt of San Francisco, Holders of Tickets to which Gifts may be Po # liberal discount ' . where 100, ee ‘Wosinee Agents f for the sale of: UNtevod girection of Distinguished . wy place under the inimediate direction of the awarded, will receive the same on presenwich Tickets or Coupons to thc) be Bee [fee a's our e a ain’ ast, 1870. onk AB all ; Tickets are ee a in one Jot. 5 The Trustees ha have ‘appointed ATE DORE, and . for the t : ‘ROBERT B. SWAIN, Pe CE A. W: H. ee Vice-President M, Ei A. N, Treasurer M. L. A. WM. ASHBURNER, ISAAC WORMSER, . . a. W. M’NULTY, ALFRED P. ELFELT, ARTH, M. EBBETS, WM. @, BADGER WM. E. WOOD, ¥. B. REYNOLDS, SAMUEL HUBBARD. z= Notice to M ‘Mechanios = A Premium of 3500Will be given for THE BEST MODEL oF TWO bution. The Trustees reserve the r i) eae Jeotany and all Models. ~——7n10-1m. femsive Breath, Oona, DeatHead, . And<all affections incident to the EYE, BAR, HEAD, THROAT, LONGD “=AND= RE EMBRA Aico cr aoe See i ty, w oucesh, te wit the may tee well entice in a Bron P promingat will subtantialr. Aborn has consented crane Pane ‘This will be hg ed Doctor’ 2 be prs oars tnd — Office, 22 Kearn Hours, Tia, mM. oP, M, and and of his esate ted y reticent.— Washington Suniny Gazette. Hon. James A: Johnson, M. C., ‘Ldeutenant Gov. Holden, Chas, N; Fox, Esq. 8. 0. Honghton, Beq. General K, F. Beale, and many other prominent citizens of California, have willingly 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 eases were of success attending Doctor Aborn’s treatment should inspire new hope of speedy recovery éven in the most hopeless cases. Those who have not yet availed themselves of the Doc tor’s skill will be pleased to learn that hé will DR. ABORN, WILL BE, PROFESSIONALLY, At 2% Kearney street, UNTIL THE FIRST DAY OF JULY. Hours 11 a. m. to 3p. m. StTTLE IMMEDIATELY. Daily and Weekly Gazette. E., F, BEAN, having placed the books decnde tele miter, and Weekly Gazette cost by po nappa me at N. W. Knowlton’s Jewelry Store, Broad Street, Nevada City, And. Settling Immediately. ©. E. mULLOY. Nevada, May 16th, 1870. Examination of Semel vada Cuunty will convene at Washington canton dnonee, . JNEVADA& CITY, THOSE HAYES Teo Bee > Bier et! M. L; A. == 1 DaVEp WELDER, Cor_ peated EE ae Ne ono ee : ight to roTHE NERVOUS sYsTEE, “many years standing and had resisted all the the ordinary modes of treatmetit, The ustal. remain in San Francisco a while longer, mi0_ in my ne Metriet geiice 9 indebted for Sa ot hiverkaiog * will save™ pa BOARD OF EXAMINATION of Ne he epoca ieee PB EA PE AES i : REL ROD PA RES SORE POR

i sr NG NS very E TO 5 items : of a short run. : The Book and Breck aims; owned by & a -tato-oeegtatvaDa CRE.” “ROPAL 17 Mae Fs ei i a uagied: ny, Geo. D. Melean, su: t, better known as the Buckeye Company, of Buckeye Hill, Sweetland, i 1 Chinese company, have beeh.paying big» and the Chinese-have sunk all the money: _ for the purpose of extending their opgra-. tions. The claim is nearly! worked out, or, that is to say, up to their line. ~ This company of Chinamen is now negotiating with B.B. Patton; for the purchase of one-half, of a mileof gravel claims, which aresituated about one mile below Eddy’s dam on Shady Creek, running through the flat into, the creek, Our informant says there is any amount of unclsimed ground on. and: near Shady Greek that has never’ been located, and he believes’ that it. will pay well, bat for some reason or other this kind of ground is given a very wide berth by prospectors and enterThe American Company have nearly completed their survey for a new ditch to bring water from the Yuba river; and the Blooms field: Company’s ditch. wis Wiaiae tate Weter Oomiilile) tes ing water at 10 cents per inch, but the miners want a reduction made ‘to seven or eight centsper inch. Released on Hubeas Corpus, P. McCafty, who was committed to jail by Justice Barker of You Bet, for contempt of Court, “was yesterday brought before Judge Niles on # writ of habeas corpus,and ordered released. Thé case is as follows : Suit was brought by Mr. Bush before Jas tice Barker on # debi, and a debt’ owed to the defendant was garnisheed in the hands of MeUarty. The latter refused ‘to pay the ~ money into Court upon the order of the Justice, and he was fined $25 and committea to jail until the money should be paid. Williams & Johnson applied to Judge Niles for the discharge of McGarty, and the question came up yesterday, The Court held that a.judgment might have been entered against McCarty for the amount garnisheed in his hands, but that no order ofthe orb: co ) oe he fourth. oo hes] been received, and now is a favorable time to anmennap This number is fully equal wad: is—-a—credit to-the;State. The articles are. all fresh and interesting. «Among them we note, “Gold, and Gold Mining,” “‘A Winter's Ride in the Sierra,” ‘Western Frontier Life,” “The Chinese as Agriculturalists,” “Crossing. the Arizona Deserts,” ‘In Search of a Summer Retreat,” “Dow's “Flat,” “‘My South Sea Show,” ete.. The magazine is just the thing to send to fants in the Hast, Branded. A citizen of this place while indulging in a bath Sunday morning, near a hot Stove, stooped suddenly. with ‘this fade’ from the stove. He jumped abont six feet, into the middle of the floor, anid was not seen in a . chair that day. Defaulting Witnesses. Under Sheriff McBrown; who went to San Francisco for defaulting ‘witnesses in the Hickey ¢ase, suceeeded in finding them, when he was telegraphed to by Sheriff} Dickson that the case had been BO and he released the witnesses. By Request.We publieh in thismorning’s Transcript headed ‘‘Women Jurors in Wyoming,” at the request of the Névada County Wcman’s Suffrage Association. : Dove Hunting, A party of hunterd went out to Green’s Ranch yerterday afternoon to slaughter doves. They have been for several days very plenty in that vicinity. These birds come up in the mountaing.as the grain . . ripens. Wanted. A boy about 16 years of age; to learn the barbering business. Enquire of ~_ Duca, Broad street. amountinto Court, a debt not being specific property. McCarty was accordingly discharged. WhetWwasit?On Monday night last something in the shape of am animal made a raid on the . chicken house of Richard White, who resides on Prospect Hill, and considerably decreased the number of his fowls. On visiting his chicken house ‘Tuesday morning he found that thirty young chickens and four old hens were missing. The floor was covered with feathers, and in a nest in P which a hen was setting, he found only a . i part of the body left. As the door of the mal must have passed in through the same hole by which the chickens enter, which is . a very small one. _The appearance of the house indicates that the animal devoured them before leaviag. We do not know of any animal so small as this one must have been, that could eat thirty-four chickens before its voracious appetite was satiated. Can anybody enlighten us? The Alaska Quartz Lode. This lode is located very near Pike City, in Sierra county. It was located by Messrs. Phillips, Stewart and others about four years ago, and after prospecting awhile they were fortunate enough to strike paying quartz, The have sunk down on the lode for a distance of two hundred feet, meeting with the most favorable resulta. It awerages four feet in width, and the rock is soft and easily crushed. Shortly after knowing that the rock would pay a mill was erected, and is now in operation. There was.e small speck of war in Chinatown on Wednesday evening last, Some were out on Cofiimercial street, scolding at We could not ascertain the cause of the warlike demonstration, but guess some Grass Valley Chinamen had come up to steal some money from the gambling hells of thia city, in order to make that town 2 little livelier, but it was no go. —— Furniture ‘ata Banta, We would call attention to: the advertisement in another column of furniture for sale. Persons in want of any of the articles. can get them ata bargain. Dre Roserr’s Svccess.—Mr. E. Jewell, = ’s Brewery a well known citizen of alley, lias had his leg paralysed for Shout four years. Since the 13th instant he has been under the treatment of Dr. 1870.. 3 “Ne wonder that the face of the dgspeptic has a dragged, worn, hopeless expression that is pitiful to see. .No wonder that the miserable martyr to indigestion is fretful, irritable and unsccial, whoever can bear the pangs of this tormenting complaint cheerfully and with unroffied temper, is little short of a saint. But why should human fortitude continue te be thus severely tried, when an absolute specific for the disease is always at hand. Everywhere within the limite of civilization in this hemisphere -Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is obtaizable, and the history of the first case of dyspepsia in which it has been administered in vain, has yet to be written, The sickness at the stomach, the sense of weakness and siupor, the feeling of emptiness and hollowness before eating, and of oppresdisposition to exertion, the weariness of life, and indifference to all its pleasures, which chronic form are rapidly ameliorated by the tonic operation of this palatable vegetable restorative, which seems to reiovate and . quicken ail the dormant forces of the system, and cause the mind from the apathy and of the ‘digestive and secretive In ordinary cases 8 few weeks suffices to complete ete issie as “A. . H. Hanson” pgreedte & A scram a . HE WILE SELL, WHOLESALE AND RETar — ~ GROCERIES. . =F LIQUORS, CROCKERY, WARE, And everything in his Line, FOR CASH ONLY! And no variation for anybody. all may know what'can be savto That ‘ ed by the CASH SYSTEM, I give the following LIST OF PRICHS CURRENT, UG"To BE CORRECTED EVERY MORNING._£)) at Fee Extra, per pound, pa cts. a Su one, Bi « 2% ota, a es ee 3 46 Mixed feed, heavy, “* “ 2% cts. Shorts, heavy, +225 Se ee Bran, ‘light 1% cta. Wheat, extra Spot Corn, yellow — eo 2h6-cts. Beans, White Pes, 20 poands for $1 00 = noo 100 ope aes 7 ae 6 7? ee I 1 00 7 se _ a8 1 00 Cfo, old Gov Java Sig. 46 2 © ——gGo:-Costa Rica 446+. + 2 00+) do Java ground : “6 87%: do Rio, ground * 5 wd « 100 Candles 5 9 o1@ Dried apples, ad Cee do peaches, 10°.” «. 1.00 do prunes 6 “ “ 1® apelin i catapee' pel. ‘ cen r Firkin do 40 ee Goshen Cheese 25 < “Nevada hams 18 me ‘ # do bacen18 “ “ “ 15 rtd ae a Japan tea 87% “ “ “ tea 50 “ “ “ Saleratus 12% * ye123% ee et se Cream of Tartar 87% “ “ As Chocolate. orn 37% 4 Pid “ és Pearl Barley LTRS es RTT

New Citaon, .“ te 94 Carolina Rite 12%: * bi bd Batavia do 10 46 " ” oo. do it] 8 rr “ try Split Peas 10 “ Pid i ee yamine Deve Me Sie SM 12% 4“ be ot were 12% * ” “f Green corn, Win. 37% vents per can. Fresh Peaches 37% “ ¢ 87% “ “ Pri Turk 37% “ “ of Chicken 87%.“ “ ¢ Lobster 25 “ a 4“ Yeast Powder 19%: -*‘ “ ” Tomatoes 25 ” ” ed GroundJavaCofiee62% * me Sardines 25 ss a 6) Coal Oi bj 00 Pil ac ae Nevada Lard 1 25 * “ “ Axle Grease 81%“ ue _ Ground Pepper, 12% cents per booed Ground Mustard 12% piace te a ae + ace . Ground Albpice cents per bottle. 12% dts per bottle. Ginger 12% cents per bottle. Sonne Clotes 12% cents per bottte. Ground Thime 12% cents per bottle. Tomato Catenp gts 12% eents per bottle. Tomato Catsup qts 25 cents per bottle. Pickles % gal. 37% cents per bottle. Pickles 4 gal. 25 cents per bottle. Olive Oil pts 25 cents per bottle. Olive Oil quarts 60 cents per bottle. Hostetter’s Bitters.75. cents per bottle. Plantation Bitters 75 cents per bottle. Bokers Bitters 75 cents ‘per bottle. Extracts assorted 12% cents per bottle. Salt in 3 pound bags 12% cents per bag Salt in 5 pound bags 25 éents per bag. Salt in 10 pound bags 37% cents per bag. Salt in 20 ponnd bags 62% ‘Gents por bag. Salt.in 50 pound bags $1 25 per bag. Shot, in 25 pound bags, $2 50 per bag. Buckwheat Ficur 10% bags, 7icts per bag. Hominy 10 pound bags, 75 cents per bag. Oat Meal’ 10 pound bags 75 cents per bag. Rye Meal 10 bags 75 r bag: pacing in 1p oad he coats por bos. Raisins in % boxes'$1 25 per box. Raisins in % boxes $250 per box. Raisins, box $4 50 per box.Starch in Ib boxes 75 cents rer box, Masons Pe % eents. bars Co. Heavy Golden Sy > $4 GO per keg. Nails assorted $6per keg. nt eee an ‘WILL BE nee ar mi MROHANIGS’ ‘PAVILION,ON THURSDAY, SEPT. iy 1870. embracing selections from . = REE OF + CONCERT TO BE HEREAFTER ANNOUNCED. Tickéts of Admission..$5 each, GOLD COIN. Each Ticket consists of Five Coupons. The . holder of a whole ‘Ticket, or Five Cou’ pons, will be entitled'to admission to the Concert, and to the whole amount of the Gift award. Ber ed to it. The holder of each Coupon will be entitled to sdmisaion to the Concert, and to one-fifth of any Gift that may be awarded to each Ticket. TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THIS Magnificent Entertainment, 200,000 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD, ~ At Five: Dollars each, Gold Coin. DURING THE ENTERTAINMENT. THK SUM OF iw $5 00,000. U. 8. GoLp COIN, Will be returned to the holders of Tickets, by the distritmtion by.chance of the following wm GIFTS! #2 VIZ: > 1GIFTOF -1GIETOF >et 1GIFTOF .-1GIFTOF -.1GIFTOF -‘1 GIFTOF -1GIFTOF -1GIFTOF 15,000. * 1GIFTOF -° 14.00 « 1GIFTOF 18,000 “ 1GIFTOF +» 12,000 « 1GIFTOF 11,000 “ 1GIFTOF.-1GIFTOF -,.9@0 * 1GIFTOF : 8,000“ 1GIFTOF 1,00 * 1GIFTOF + 600 “§ 1GIFTOF + -. « 500 « 1GIFTOF 4000. « 1GIFTOF 8000 © 1GIFTOF ‘2000 « 1GIFTOF + 160 “ 10 GIFTS OF $1,000 10,000 20 GIFTSOF 75015,00 “ 20 GIFTSOF 500-.10000 “ s0°GIFTB OF 400 12,000 “ 60 GIFTS OF 200 15,000 “ 50 GIFTS OF 200 -.10,000 “ 4% GIFTS OF! 100. ~~ 42.500 « 628 GIFTS IN ALL, ~ $500, 000 ‘. After paying the expenses of the Enter‘. tainment, and making the distribution of the Gifts, as abové announced, the balance will be applied to extinguishimg the present indebtedhess of the Mercantile Library Association. The Concert and Distribution will take Board of Trustees of the Mercantile Library Association, assisted by a Supervisory Committee, selected from State, City and County Offigers, sad wall-known cittannt of San Francisco, Holders of Tickets to which Gifts may be Po # liberal discount ' . where 100, ee ‘Wosinee Agents f for the sale of: UNtevod girection of Distinguished . wy place under the inimediate direction of the awarded, will receive the same on presenwich Tickets or Coupons to thc) be Bee [fee a's our e a ain’ ast, 1870. onk AB all ; Tickets are ee a in one Jot. 5 The Trustees ha have ‘appointed ATE DORE, and . for the t : ‘ROBERT B. SWAIN, Pe CE A. W: H. ee Vice-President M, Ei A. N, Treasurer M. L. A. WM. ASHBURNER, ISAAC WORMSER, . . a. W. M’NULTY, ALFRED P. ELFELT, ARTH, M. EBBETS, WM. @, BADGER WM. E. WOOD, ¥. B. REYNOLDS, SAMUEL HUBBARD. z= Notice to M ‘Mechanios = A Premium of 3500Will be given for THE BEST MODEL oF TWO bution. The Trustees reserve the r i) eae Jeotany and all Models. ~——7n10-1m. femsive Breath, Oona, DeatHead, . And<all affections incident to the EYE, BAR, HEAD, THROAT, LONGD “=AND= RE EMBRA Aico cr aoe See i ty, w oucesh, te wit the may tee well entice in a Bron P promingat will subtantialr. Aborn has consented crane Pane ‘This will be hg ed Doctor’ 2 be prs oars tnd — Office, 22 Kearn Hours, Tia, mM. oP, M, and and of his esate ted y reticent.— Washington Suniny Gazette. Hon. James A: Johnson, M. C., ‘Ldeutenant Gov. Holden, Chas, N; Fox, Esq. 8. 0. Honghton, Beq. General K, F. Beale, and many other prominent citizens of California, have willingly 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 eases were of success attending Doctor Aborn’s treatment should inspire new hope of speedy recovery éven in the most hopeless cases. Those who have not yet availed themselves of the Doc tor’s skill will be pleased to learn that hé will DR. ABORN, WILL BE, PROFESSIONALLY, At 2% Kearney street, UNTIL THE FIRST DAY OF JULY. Hours 11 a. m. to 3p. m. StTTLE IMMEDIATELY. Daily and Weekly Gazette. E., F, BEAN, having placed the books decnde tele miter, and Weekly Gazette cost by po nappa me at N. W. Knowlton’s Jewelry Store, Broad Street, Nevada City, And. Settling Immediately. ©. E. mULLOY. Nevada, May 16th, 1870. Examination of Semel vada Cuunty will convene at Washington canton dnonee, . JNEVADA& CITY, THOSE HAYES Teo Bee > Bier et! M. L; A. == 1 DaVEp WELDER, Cor_ peated EE ae Ne ono ee : ight to roTHE NERVOUS sYsTEE, “many years standing and had resisted all the the ordinary modes of treatmetit, The ustal. remain in San Francisco a while longer, mi0_ in my ne Metriet geiice 9 indebted for Sa ot hiverkaiog * will save™ pa BOARD OF EXAMINATION of Ne he epoca ieee PB EA PE AES i : REL ROD PA RES SORE POR