May 30, 1866 (4 pages)

fixem: ‘Bnd his succes, ds in their i, punty, than 2 cargo 07 thy rare, r are, + benefit : » BEWARE) VISION QvORs, lities. ORTS, &e. &e, arrive, Fuse enough Tauted not te Lose, 4 kinds, > benefit uf Oils, e Universe, ‘ we want i ith wicks in mountain ¢ kinds tha warranted f Lard, that ce, or po sale. gates’ down Sutter. We yka, Sluice sades, ppe, Demijohns ill them. y quantity om and have » -™ tomers and I listance free # WAITE wad Street! “rich rock Was taken from the eroppings.— our correspondent is confident it has not yet. _ ling house and cleaned the tables. Fights LOCAL AFFAIRS. GrizzLv. Ringe.—On Grizzly Ridge, a short distance from Columbia Hill, @ large amount of prospecting has been done in the past four years. Upon this ridge are eer. eral ledges running paraitel. We havea fi cinity describing some of the claims. The Cowet is froar3 to5 teet wide and the shaft is sunk to the depth of 30 or 40 feet. Some The quartz trom the shaft has\.not been tested. This company owns two thousand feet. The next claim in order is the famed Hubbard ledge. Some splendid’ rock was taken frem a small shaft: on the top of the . ridge. A larger,.shaft was then sunk with flattering prospects. The company then started « tunnel, in expectation of tapping the vein one hundred aid seventy-five feet below the. surface, but in this they were disappointed. They ran some 400 feet, and becoming discouraged,sold out. The tunnel isrunoing with the dip of the ledge, and reached it. Parties have now got control of: the work who are determined to push it further. The tunnel is one of the finest in this county, and many think the ledge will be found by running it fifty feet further. A little north uf the Hubbard is Eureka ledge, uow the exciting topic. It was discovered more thana year ago and has since been worked un constautly.-When Jocated—it was from three to tour feet thick. At the poiut where the tunnel taps it, it is fifteen feet wide, The ownere have on the surface between 150 and 200 tons of rvék, all of which prospects well. Some.of the reck is fabulously rich, being more than one-third free gold. Hawley. & Bros. are now erecting ateu stamp mill, and a8 seon a8 if 18 completed rock frot the Eureka and other ledges will be tested. Themillisto havea ‘ hurdy-gurdy” wheel, with a pressure of four hundred feet, and is to be supplied with the Crall waltzing pan. A short distance from the Eureka is the Bucklin ledge, frum which exvellent prospects have been tuken. Average rock worked in a-hand mortar yielded two cents to the paynd. Many other cluime in the vicinity are being prospected, and excellent indicatiens are found. The great distance from this locality to quartz wills and the want of money with prospectors has prevented mill tests frow being ‘made, but as soon as a mill is completed upen the ground tests will be made, and if there is anything in indications, Grizzly tidge will become one of the richest quartz districts in the county. GAMBLEkS ARRESTED.—Two ‘‘sports’’. from the celestial) quarter of the ‘town, named respectively Sing We and Wow Too, were yesterday arrested by-Marshal Cornell, . for keeping a gambling house. The Chinese are passionately found of gambling, and often rob one another. A short time since a couple of ‘rough gamblers” went inte a gambfrequently occur over their games, and sometimes they go at it “Melican”. fashion with knives and pistols. Weare glad the Marshal has gone after theee fellows Their ‘trial will Come off to-day at 10-o’clock, in Justice Kendall’s Court. , , Tae Susrenstow Baipce.—The Suspention bridge will be overhauled, and repaired in a few weeks, under the superintendence of Mr. Hallidie, the builder. The structure 18 tobe raised eighteen inches in the middle; the old planking taken up from the carriageway; the eables tarred and put in complete order. The bridge bas been standing near. ly three years, and nothing has been done to it, Mr, Hallidie has volunteered to superintend the work without charge ‘for his serv ices, Tue Dover Case.=The case of Robert 8e, convicted of the murder of Mark T. Hammock, has been taken to the Supreme Court. A writ of supersedeas has been is‘wed suspending sentence-untit the case can be heard. The appeal was taken by Judge Belden on the ground that the verdict was bet waranted by the ev idence. To-day was the day upon whith Dodge was to have been bung. At will probably be a month or twe before the case is passed upon by the Court. Many Ciaims.—The Stock Board at Meadow Lake, is undet tall headway. A. C. Whitman is President of the Board.—/. Sume idea of the extent of the mines at the 5 A NE Seu ee, ee «NORTH AMERIOA — Whe most liberal Company. in the United States, _ Seemed Dividends in cash, Forty-Five -. Crawford, Leavitt &Co, 4 “CAMPAIGN ~OPENED.— < —AT— THEIR “STORE ROOMS” IN THE ~~“ KIDD & KNOX BLOOK, ox -per cent, or if added to. iy Policies, over Eighty — per cent. ama ALL POLICIES NON -FORFEITABLE cee Policy holders allowed to TRAVEL anywiliere on the Globe without extra charge, F ' ce nent POLICY. HOLDERS ALLOWEDTO RESIDE ANYWHERE ON THE GLOBE, EXCEPT BETWEEN . THE TROPICS, WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. — NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR MINERS, ENGINEERS, etc. ee 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. Hi. OTHEMAN, Agent for Nevada county. iny22-3in Important News Again TREMENDOUS DECLINE . DRY COODS! Ladies, Rally to the Dry Goods Store —Oor— A. COLDSMITH. Corner Bread and Pine streets, Nevada city. As he is selling now the Choicest brands of Bleached Muslins, such as Whiterock, Lonesdale & Forresdale, At 32 1-2 cents per yard, 10-4 Sheeting, the best; at 90 cts per yard, . The best kind of Prints, at 17 1-2 cts. per yard. French and English Prints, the best, at 30 cts. per yard. French Lawns and Ginghams, at 25 ets. per yard.And everything in the line of Dry Geeds, in proportion, In consequence of having completed arrangements with an Eastern Gees. he will hereafter most of his Goods cirect trom New York, and is therefore enabled to apy one in the County. : A GULDSMITH., mys. Corner Broad and Pine Streets. CITY BREWERY. JOHN BLASAUF, Would lly-inform the people of Nevada county that heis now preparéd to fiirnish very best _ LAGER BEER, Ever manufactured and at the lowest rates. ; Families avd Saloons can be sure of geetting « ‘lendid article of : Beer in Kegs or Bottles, . In atty quantity from a pint to one hundred gal “i . SPRING and fa ‘etten ~~Our Purchases and Sales are larger than ded te. : my6. 1,000 Tons —OFr— MERCHANDISE! _ Of every dedeription 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, 2060, Feet Rubber and Leather Belting and Hose, 1000 Yards Duck—assorted numbers. 1000 Gallous Kerosene. 500 Gallons Lard, Neate’ Foot and Paint Oils. 12000 Pounds Nevada Cured Bacon. 4000 Pounds Sugars, all kinds. _ 50 Cheats Teas, Black, Japan and Young Hyson. 500. Boxes Candles, sie 500 Gallons Stone Jugs and Jars. WINES, LIQUORS, rs CASE GOODS, Ete. Ete. Which we offer te the Trade at Pri¢esand upon Terms defying Competition, — ; Nt those of any House in the county, and we ean, and do “Buy and Sell” lower than any other. ‘Call and examine our Stock and {electric influence. In Prices before purchasing. “OUR MOTTO,” Small Profits and Heavy Sales, _ ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR” ALMADEN QUICKSILVER. Silver Flasks, in order, BOUGHT. ti” Goods delivered a reasonable distance Free of Charge. All Sales guaranteed to give fail satisfaction. . ial CRAWFORD, LEAVITT @ CO. Weveda, May ith: q as upon the constipation su enced or witnessed befure they appreciated. In case of Constitutional Weakee ness, Premature Decay and Debitity . crepitude arising fruin old age, it exercises an the convalescent stages of all diseases it operates as a delightful invigorant. When ail the powers of nature are relaxed, it . \ operates to re-inforce and re-establish them. and, it may be truly added, desci'vedly with the intellipent as HOSTETTER’S cisco od. P. GILMAN, H’s JUST RECEIVED “AN IMMENSE stock of te ] “SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS! Including French & Aiiiérican Prints Poplins. Alpaccas and Merinos. 4-4 White and Brown Shirtings, 5-4, 6 4, 8 4,9 4; 10-4 Sheetings, white aod Gray California Blankets, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, A very Latge stock.of Hoop Skirts, Hosiery, &¢. Great variety of Yankee Notions. A very fine stock ot Gents’ Paper Collars, Nice stock Philadelphia made Boots, Shoes, and Gaitess, for Gents’, Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Wear, -? . My facilities for buying are such that I defy comPease call and examine my stock before pomeieg elsewhere and decide fur yourselves, for am Bound to sell as cheap as any Store bam Remember the name and plade. Third door below Main street,.Grase Valpetion. in Grass Valley. No trouble to show g Clarke & Pettes, ley. aps A LOT OF SUPERIOR PORT WINE For Invalids or Convalescents, by the Case or Bottle. —AND— ~ SODIUM AMALGAM, @ FOR rr E BY J: F. BUSSENIUS & CO. . Corner of Commercial & Pine Streets. NEVADA CITY. ° _ Nevada, May 15th, HOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, Direct Importers of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, DR UGGISTSs> SUNDRIES, ' ‘ ETC. ETC. Manufacturers of Druggists’ Glasswure, [San Francgo Glass W orks } 401+3.6 Battery Street, . Comer ofp. SAN FRANOISCO. San Francisco, May 15--3mis \ NX HOSTETTER’S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS. 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 ofSpirits, Constipation, Colic, Intermitent Fevers,Cramps and all Complaints of either Sex, arising from Bodily Weakness, Whether inherent, in the system or produced by special causes. bday that is not Wholesome, Genial and restorative in ite nature enters into the composition of HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BIT TERS. This — Preparation contains no mineral of any o + BO deadly botaunical element; no fierce excitant ; but it is acombination of the extracts of rare balsamic herbs and plants with the purest and mildest of all diffusive stimulanta. The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated and the appetite restored by this agreeable Tonic. and hence it works wonders m ease of wton = sia and in less confirmed forms of Indigestion, rient, as melt . as Acting ava tie and painless a Bt i fiver ie algo invariably relieves t the digestive organs. The agony of Bilious colic is immediately oesuaged by a single dose of the stimulant, and by occasionally resorting to it, the return of the complaint may be F sah pc Ou ie, HOSFETTER’S BITproduce effvets which must be paper can be fully As a General TERS and DeLast, but not least, it is the ohly safe stimulaat, being manufactured from sound and inocuous materials, and entirely elements tonics and stomachies of the day. free from the acid resent more or less in all the ordinary Ne family medicine has been so universally, edly popular jon of the community, iTTERS. Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Storekeepers everywhere HOSTETTEB, SMITH & DEAN, Agents, Nos. 401, 403 amd 405, Battery street San 6 ga ANTELOPE’ RESTAURANT, BROAD STBEKT, NEVADA, ALEX, GAULT.. PROPRIETOR. Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed during three Years experience in the RESTAURANT business I promise'to renew my efforts tw please all who may favor me with a eall: Meals served up at all hours. ICK CREAM always on hand.— supplied at short notice. Parties Nevada, May 17th. . we Ae SARGENT, Attorney and Counscier af Law. perinduced by irregular action of [STOvEs, TINWARE, AMERICAN DRY GOODs STORE. HARDWARE, CROCKERY WARE, ey W UE respectfully tnform the people of this city and the surrouuding towns that he has xecently received a lurge and tine lot of Stoves, Tinware,: . Hardware, Couplings, Nozzles, _ Lead Pipe, FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS, Iron, Steel, Anvils, Vices, Nuts, Bolts Rope, Belting, Packing, Carpenters’ and Farmers’ Tools, And in fact everything usually found in an establishment of this kind. Seemememneenee ee GEO. E. TURNER A LSO gives notice that he keeps on hand a larze and well selected stock of ' CROCKERY, GLASS WARE, FINE CHINA SETS, WOOD & WILLOW WARE, KC Coy HO, os Any Articles in my line will be sold as CHEAP, if not CHEAPER, than they can be bought at any place ° int his county, Ste Se Fe Call and see for yourself, ns Job Work done to order in a workmanlike munner at low rates. ; Agent for the Exccisior Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump. Geo. E. Turner, Nos. 55 & 57 Pine Street, $100 Reward ea For an Incurable Case! £4 \ _ Special attention is res\ pectfully directed to our ex\. . dusive manufacture of the cele\ brated Golden Balsam, a preparation neyer known to fail in the cure of Sy philis, id ali its stages, and used in the French hospitals for the last ten years with the greatest success. or obvious reasons, we cannot publish the. testimonials o the thousan who red by it, but in the innumerable cuses in Which it has been administered we have et to learn an \ustauce of its failure. GOLDEN ALSAM No. \, for first and second stages, such as sores on the legs or body, sure eyes, ete, Golden Balsa, No. 2, tor tertiary, Mercu. risl_or—Syphilitie\Kheumatiam, pains in’ the bones, ete. sent by\express to any part of the Pacific Coast. Price. ¥ilty dollars yer dosen, or Five Dollars per bottl C. F. RICHARDS. & Coa Wholesale. and retail Dkaggists and Chemists, corner Clay and Sango Sts. San Francisco, sole agents, to whom orders must be ad dressea Also, agents fer the celebrated Spanish Antidote, apreparation warranfed to cure Gonorrhae. \Gleet, Irrita tiva, Gravel, aad Urinary Derangements.' Neither of the above genuine wither out ah ype = a8 the ce of the label \ apit COLLECTORS OF FICK, United States Internal Revenue, Fourth District, California. ae Suctamento, May 9th) 1866. OTICE is hereby given to all Professional persons, Miners, Meichants, Manutactu: , Peddiers,. Traders, and othet® liable—under the Excise Laws of the United States—to pay license for the fiscal year, from the Ist of May, 1866, that the same is now due atid payable to the Collectur. : ‘The attention of all persons is calied to the following ;— Section 78. “That if any person or persons shal! exercise or on any trade, business or professjon, fer the excising, currying on, or doing: of which trade, business, or profession a'license is required by this act, without taking out such license as in that behalf requited, he, she, or they shall, for every such offence, besides being liable to the paymand of the tax, be subject to imprisonment for a term of two years, or a fine of five hundred do!lars, or both, obe muiety of such fine to the who . shal! firét give information of the fact whereby said forfeiture was incurred.”’ 4. BKIGGS, Collector 4th District. By 8. B. DAVENPORT, Deputy. Office iti Masonic Building . Nevada city. ma lO NEVADA LIGHT GUARD; _ ATTENTION! TO DELINQUENTS. NOTICE is hereb ven that, a vote of tha NRVADA Ladin GUAM _ = last . Monthi eeting, it was reso) over in a for fines and dues, a the next regular meeting, (#riday, June Sth, 1966) shall be expelled from the C y and advertised as delinquents. Delinquents take notice and settle i it “ ei att Bi tetera ~ 8. Venard, 0. 8. CEO. £. TURNER, — caer: Ss RT Avet ree PST Ee rere

fixem: ‘Bnd his succes, ds in their i, punty, than 2 cargo 07 thy rare, r are, + benefit : » BEWARE) VISION QvORs, lities. ORTS, &e. &e, arrive, Fuse enough Tauted not te Lose, 4 kinds, > benefit uf Oils, e Universe, ‘ we want i ith wicks in mountain ¢ kinds tha warranted f Lard, that ce, or po sale. gates’ down Sutter. We yka, Sluice sades, ppe, Demijohns ill them. y quantity om and have » -™ tomers and I listance free # WAITE wad Street! “rich rock Was taken from the eroppings.— our correspondent is confident it has not yet. _ ling house and cleaned the tables. Fights LOCAL AFFAIRS. GrizzLv. Ringe.—On Grizzly Ridge, a short distance from Columbia Hill, @ large amount of prospecting has been done in the past four years. Upon this ridge are eer. eral ledges running paraitel. We havea fi cinity describing some of the claims. The Cowet is froar3 to5 teet wide and the shaft is sunk to the depth of 30 or 40 feet. Some The quartz trom the shaft has\.not been tested. This company owns two thousand feet. The next claim in order is the famed Hubbard ledge. Some splendid’ rock was taken frem a small shaft: on the top of the . ridge. A larger,.shaft was then sunk with flattering prospects. The company then started « tunnel, in expectation of tapping the vein one hundred aid seventy-five feet below the. surface, but in this they were disappointed. They ran some 400 feet, and becoming discouraged,sold out. The tunnel isrunoing with the dip of the ledge, and reached it. Parties have now got control of: the work who are determined to push it further. The tunnel is one of the finest in this county, and many think the ledge will be found by running it fifty feet further. A little north uf the Hubbard is Eureka ledge, uow the exciting topic. It was discovered more thana year ago and has since been worked un constautly.-When Jocated—it was from three to tour feet thick. At the poiut where the tunnel taps it, it is fifteen feet wide, The ownere have on the surface between 150 and 200 tons of rvék, all of which prospects well. Some.of the reck is fabulously rich, being more than one-third free gold. Hawley. & Bros. are now erecting ateu stamp mill, and a8 seon a8 if 18 completed rock frot the Eureka and other ledges will be tested. Themillisto havea ‘ hurdy-gurdy” wheel, with a pressure of four hundred feet, and is to be supplied with the Crall waltzing pan. A short distance from the Eureka is the Bucklin ledge, frum which exvellent prospects have been tuken. Average rock worked in a-hand mortar yielded two cents to the paynd. Many other cluime in the vicinity are being prospected, and excellent indicatiens are found. The great distance from this locality to quartz wills and the want of money with prospectors has prevented mill tests frow being ‘made, but as soon as a mill is completed upen the ground tests will be made, and if there is anything in indications, Grizzly tidge will become one of the richest quartz districts in the county. GAMBLEkS ARRESTED.—Two ‘‘sports’’. from the celestial) quarter of the ‘town, named respectively Sing We and Wow Too, were yesterday arrested by-Marshal Cornell, . for keeping a gambling house. The Chinese are passionately found of gambling, and often rob one another. A short time since a couple of ‘rough gamblers” went inte a gambfrequently occur over their games, and sometimes they go at it “Melican”. fashion with knives and pistols. Weare glad the Marshal has gone after theee fellows Their ‘trial will Come off to-day at 10-o’clock, in Justice Kendall’s Court. , , Tae Susrenstow Baipce.—The Suspention bridge will be overhauled, and repaired in a few weeks, under the superintendence of Mr. Hallidie, the builder. The structure 18 tobe raised eighteen inches in the middle; the old planking taken up from the carriageway; the eables tarred and put in complete order. The bridge bas been standing near. ly three years, and nothing has been done to it, Mr, Hallidie has volunteered to superintend the work without charge ‘for his serv ices, Tue Dover Case.=The case of Robert 8e, convicted of the murder of Mark T. Hammock, has been taken to the Supreme Court. A writ of supersedeas has been is‘wed suspending sentence-untit the case can be heard. The appeal was taken by Judge Belden on the ground that the verdict was bet waranted by the ev idence. To-day was the day upon whith Dodge was to have been bung. At will probably be a month or twe before the case is passed upon by the Court. Many Ciaims.—The Stock Board at Meadow Lake, is undet tall headway. A. C. Whitman is President of the Board.—/. Sume idea of the extent of the mines at the 5 A NE Seu ee, ee «NORTH AMERIOA — Whe most liberal Company. in the United States, _ Seemed Dividends in cash, Forty-Five -. Crawford, Leavitt &Co, 4 “CAMPAIGN ~OPENED.— < —AT— THEIR “STORE ROOMS” IN THE ~~“ KIDD & KNOX BLOOK, ox -per cent, or if added to. iy Policies, over Eighty — per cent. ama ALL POLICIES NON -FORFEITABLE cee Policy holders allowed to TRAVEL anywiliere on the Globe without extra charge, F ' ce nent POLICY. HOLDERS ALLOWEDTO RESIDE ANYWHERE ON THE GLOBE, EXCEPT BETWEEN . THE TROPICS, WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. — NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR MINERS, ENGINEERS, etc. ee 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. Hi. OTHEMAN, Agent for Nevada county. iny22-3in Important News Again TREMENDOUS DECLINE . DRY COODS! Ladies, Rally to the Dry Goods Store —Oor— A. COLDSMITH. Corner Bread and Pine streets, Nevada city. As he is selling now the Choicest brands of Bleached Muslins, such as Whiterock, Lonesdale & Forresdale, At 32 1-2 cents per yard, 10-4 Sheeting, the best; at 90 cts per yard, . The best kind of Prints, at 17 1-2 cts. per yard. French and English Prints, the best, at 30 cts. per yard. French Lawns and Ginghams, at 25 ets. per yard.And everything in the line of Dry Geeds, in proportion, In consequence of having completed arrangements with an Eastern Gees. he will hereafter most of his Goods cirect trom New York, and is therefore enabled to apy one in the County. : A GULDSMITH., mys. Corner Broad and Pine Streets. CITY BREWERY. JOHN BLASAUF, Would lly-inform the people of Nevada county that heis now preparéd to fiirnish very best _ LAGER BEER, Ever manufactured and at the lowest rates. ; Families avd Saloons can be sure of geetting « ‘lendid article of : Beer in Kegs or Bottles, . In atty quantity from a pint to one hundred gal “i . SPRING and fa ‘etten ~~Our Purchases and Sales are larger than ded te. : my6. 1,000 Tons —OFr— MERCHANDISE! _ Of every dedeription 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, 2060, Feet Rubber and Leather Belting and Hose, 1000 Yards Duck—assorted numbers. 1000 Gallous Kerosene. 500 Gallons Lard, Neate’ Foot and Paint Oils. 12000 Pounds Nevada Cured Bacon. 4000 Pounds Sugars, all kinds. _ 50 Cheats Teas, Black, Japan and Young Hyson. 500. Boxes Candles, sie 500 Gallons Stone Jugs and Jars. WINES, LIQUORS,

rs CASE GOODS, Ete. Ete. Which we offer te the Trade at Pri¢esand upon Terms defying Competition, — ; Nt those of any House in the county, and we ean, and do “Buy and Sell” lower than any other. ‘Call and examine our Stock and {electric influence. In Prices before purchasing. “OUR MOTTO,” Small Profits and Heavy Sales, _ ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR” ALMADEN QUICKSILVER. Silver Flasks, in order, BOUGHT. ti” Goods delivered a reasonable distance Free of Charge. All Sales guaranteed to give fail satisfaction. . ial CRAWFORD, LEAVITT @ CO. Weveda, May ith: q as upon the constipation su enced or witnessed befure they appreciated. In case of Constitutional Weakee ness, Premature Decay and Debitity . crepitude arising fruin old age, it exercises an the convalescent stages of all diseases it operates as a delightful invigorant. When ail the powers of nature are relaxed, it . \ operates to re-inforce and re-establish them. and, it may be truly added, desci'vedly with the intellipent as HOSTETTER’S cisco od. P. GILMAN, H’s JUST RECEIVED “AN IMMENSE stock of te ] “SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS! Including French & Aiiiérican Prints Poplins. Alpaccas and Merinos. 4-4 White and Brown Shirtings, 5-4, 6 4, 8 4,9 4; 10-4 Sheetings, white aod Gray California Blankets, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, A very Latge stock.of Hoop Skirts, Hosiery, &¢. Great variety of Yankee Notions. A very fine stock ot Gents’ Paper Collars, Nice stock Philadelphia made Boots, Shoes, and Gaitess, for Gents’, Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Wear, -? . My facilities for buying are such that I defy comPease call and examine my stock before pomeieg elsewhere and decide fur yourselves, for am Bound to sell as cheap as any Store bam Remember the name and plade. Third door below Main street,.Grase Valpetion. in Grass Valley. No trouble to show g Clarke & Pettes, ley. aps A LOT OF SUPERIOR PORT WINE For Invalids or Convalescents, by the Case or Bottle. —AND— ~ SODIUM AMALGAM, @ FOR rr E BY J: F. BUSSENIUS & CO. . Corner of Commercial & Pine Streets. NEVADA CITY. ° _ Nevada, May 15th, HOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, Direct Importers of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, DR UGGISTSs> SUNDRIES, ' ‘ ETC. ETC. Manufacturers of Druggists’ Glasswure, [San Francgo Glass W orks } 401+3.6 Battery Street, . Comer ofp. SAN FRANOISCO. San Francisco, May 15--3mis \ NX HOSTETTER’S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS. 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 ofSpirits, Constipation, Colic, Intermitent Fevers,Cramps and all Complaints of either Sex, arising from Bodily Weakness, Whether inherent, in the system or produced by special causes. bday that is not Wholesome, Genial and restorative in ite nature enters into the composition of HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BIT TERS. This — Preparation contains no mineral of any o + BO deadly botaunical element; no fierce excitant ; but it is acombination of the extracts of rare balsamic herbs and plants with the purest and mildest of all diffusive stimulanta. The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated and the appetite restored by this agreeable Tonic. and hence it works wonders m ease of wton = sia and in less confirmed forms of Indigestion, rient, as melt . as Acting ava tie and painless a Bt i fiver ie algo invariably relieves t the digestive organs. The agony of Bilious colic is immediately oesuaged by a single dose of the stimulant, and by occasionally resorting to it, the return of the complaint may be F sah pc Ou ie, HOSFETTER’S BITproduce effvets which must be paper can be fully As a General TERS and DeLast, but not least, it is the ohly safe stimulaat, being manufactured from sound and inocuous materials, and entirely elements tonics and stomachies of the day. free from the acid resent more or less in all the ordinary Ne family medicine has been so universally, edly popular jon of the community, iTTERS. Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Storekeepers everywhere HOSTETTEB, SMITH & DEAN, Agents, Nos. 401, 403 amd 405, Battery street San 6 ga ANTELOPE’ RESTAURANT, BROAD STBEKT, NEVADA, ALEX, GAULT... PROPRIETOR. Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed during three Years experience in the RESTAURANT business I promise'to renew my efforts tw please all who may favor me with a eall: Meals served up at all hours. ICK CREAM always on hand.— supplied at short notice. Parties Nevada, May 17th. . we Ae SARGENT, Attorney and Counscier af Law. perinduced by irregular action of [STOvEs, TINWARE, AMERICAN DRY GOODs STORE. HARDWARE, CROCKERY WARE, ey W UE respectfully tnform the people of this city and the surrouuding towns that he has xecently received a lurge and tine lot of Stoves, Tinware,: . Hardware, Couplings, Nozzles, _ Lead Pipe, FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS, Iron, Steel, Anvils, Vices, Nuts, Bolts Rope, Belting, Packing, Carpenters’ and Farmers’ Tools, And in fact everything usually found in an establishment of this kind. Seemememneenee ee GEO. E. TURNER A LSO gives notice that he keeps on hand a larze and well selected stock of ' CROCKERY, GLASS WARE, FINE CHINA SETS, WOOD & WILLOW WARE, KC Coy HO, os Any Articles in my line will be sold as CHEAP, if not CHEAPER, than they can be bought at any place ° int his county, Ste Se Fe Call and see for yourself, ns Job Work done to order in a workmanlike munner at low rates. ; Agent for the Exccisior Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump. Geo. E. Turner, Nos. 55 & 57 Pine Street, $100 Reward ea For an Incurable Case! £4 \ _ Special attention is res\ pectfully directed to our ex\. . dusive manufacture of the cele\ brated Golden Balsam, a preparation neyer known to fail in the cure of Sy philis, id ali its stages, and used in the French hospitals for the last ten years with the greatest success. or obvious reasons, we cannot publish the. testimonials o the thousan who red by it, but in the innumerable cuses in Which it has been administered we have et to learn an \ustauce of its failure. GOLDEN ALSAM No. \, for first and second stages, such as sores on the legs or body, sure eyes, ete, Golden Balsa, No. 2, tor tertiary, Mercu. risl_or—Syphilitie\Kheumatiam, pains in’ the bones, ete. sent by\express to any part of the Pacific Coast. Price. ¥ilty dollars yer dosen, or Five Dollars per bottl C. F. RICHARDS. & Coa Wholesale. and retail Dkaggists and Chemists, corner Clay and Sango Sts. San Francisco, sole agents, to whom orders must be ad dressea Also, agents fer the celebrated Spanish Antidote, apreparation warranfed to cure Gonorrhae. \Gleet, Irrita tiva, Gravel, aad Urinary Derangements.' Neither of the above genuine wither out ah ype = a8 the ce of the label \ apit COLLECTORS OF FICK, United States Internal Revenue, Fourth District, California. ae Suctamento, May 9th) 1866. OTICE is hereby given to all Professional persons, Miners, Meichants, Manutactu: , Peddiers,. Traders, and othet® liable—under the Excise Laws of the United States—to pay license for the fiscal year, from the Ist of May, 1866, that the same is now due atid payable to the Collectur. : ‘The attention of all persons is calied to the following ;— Section 78. “That if any person or persons shal! exercise or on any trade, business or professjon, fer the excising, currying on, or doing: of which trade, business, or profession a'license is required by this act, without taking out such license as in that behalf requited, he, she, or they shall, for every such offence, besides being liable to the paymand of the tax, be subject to imprisonment for a term of two years, or a fine of five hundred do!lars, or both, obe muiety of such fine to the who . shal! firét give information of the fact whereby said forfeiture was incurred.”’ 4. BKIGGS, Collector 4th District. By 8. B. DAVENPORT, Deputy. Office iti Masonic Building . Nevada city. ma lO NEVADA LIGHT GUARD; _ ATTENTION! TO DELINQUENTS. NOTICE is hereb ven that, a vote of tha NRVADA Ladin GUAM _ = last . Monthi eeting, it was reso) over in a for fines and dues, a the next regular meeting, (#riday, June Sth, 1966) shall be expelled from the C y and advertised as delinquents. Delinquents take notice and settle i it “ ei att Bi tetera ~ 8. Venard, 0. 8. CEO. £. TURNER, — caer: Ss RT Avet ree PST Ee rere