November 26, 1869 (4 pages)

et SES, C0’S REET, LE! NEY! TLY R& fSPLEN AIFOR. CALF sHOES, r RUBINING. Goods, DNS have yw our’ to tell is and nd we om af& C0. ¢ 7 . About a week ago.a Frenchman named . An inquest was held on Wednesday, _~ whieh-proteste -had-been filed, and that former conviction for assault entered as . Tragedy,” “American Industry in’ the _ 200 for the car, the same person cleared NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. —_—— LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. HomiciwE NEAR FRENCH CORRAL.— . Casneau had an altercation with another named August Maureau, in which the former received an injury from which he died on Wednesday last. It appears from the testimony before the Coroner’s jury, that Casneauwent to the dwelling of Maureau under the influence of liquor, commenced abusing him and attempted to drive him from the house. A scuffle ensued in which Casneau was thrown by Maureau in such a way that his head struck against the door of a stove, and a h was cut in his temple about an ‘ow cal a half long. Proper attention was not given the wound, and lock jaw set. in, from which Casneau died as above stated. Justice L. B. Mallack acting as Coroner, and the jury returned a verdict that deceased came to his death from lockjaw, resulting from a wound accidentally inflicted by August Maureau, while defending himself against an assault in his own house. RancHES AND Mines.—The officers of the Land Office should exercise great care in the citation of parties in interest, where claimants have contests as to the mineral or agricultural character of lands. A number of cases have come up in this locality, and we are informed that in one instance a patent was issued to land for agricultural purposes,against the miners were never cited to appear, though they could be found at any time. This patent covers at least one set of claims which have been worked for years. The citation should not be entrusted to interested parties by the officers at the Land Office. It would be far better to place them in the hands of a reliable officer who would be sure to serve them. \ ’ Case oF Davip Norrif.—This case, in which defendant was indicted for attempt to commit rape, was called in the County Court yesterday morning. W. W. Cross appearing for the prosecution,and Judge Reardan for defense. The plea of ‘not guilty” previously entered was withdrawn, and the plea of a bar to this suit. The District Attor ney holding that under the law assault was necessarilly included in the crime charged, and the defendant having plead guilty and been fined for (assault a Justice’s Court, it was useless to £0 to trialand he therefore moved for a noe prosequi, which was allowed, and the defendant discharged. _ , OVERLAND MonTHiy.—We have received from the publishers the December number of this excellent magazine, and note among its contents the usual number of exceilent articles of local and general interest. The Overland is published the ist of every month by A. Roman & Co., San Francisco, at $4 per annum, and-now is an excellent time to subscribe. Copies may be obtained of Geo. R. Crawford in this city. THe ATLANTIC.—Crawford yesterday received the December number of the Atlantic Monthly,containing a large aumber of interesting articles, among them, “Uncle Sam’s Treatment of his Servants,” “The Mormon Prophet's Census.”. “In my Vineyard,” “Life Saving Duty as a Business.” Surerine Frurt.—Mr. Gould, of Santa Clara, has chartered # railroad car, at a cost of $1,200, and is now loading it with pears chiefly, of the finest varieties and of grand proportions, which are to be sent directly to New York.— On a similar venture, after paying $1,' Tue trial of McCracken for administering medicine for the purpose of producing abortion, to Miss Davis, will commence in the County Court to-day. Large Parers.—Crawford yesterday received an immense batch of Eastern Papers, magazines and pictorials. All very ingenious contrivance for opening all kinds of cans, and it will be found exceedingly convenient for housekeep. ers. The point is inserted ‘in the tin, and a round opening rapidly made by moving the handle. The blade can be 80 adjusted as to cut the opening any size. The agent is now in this city, and those who desire can. dbtainon of these useful articles. : A Household Klixir adapted to all . : Climates, ° It would be a happy thing for the world if all the excitants at present used in the practice of medicine, could be swept out of existence, and HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS substituted in their place. In California it seems possible that this desizable sub stitution may one day be accomplished. Certain it is, that the GREAT VEGETABLE TONIC is gradually displacing them, and that the confidence of the people in its sanitary and saving properties, increases with every passing year. ‘‘Figures that ean not lie,” show this to be the fact. No medicinal preparation enjoys the like popularity among all classes and condi. tions, in every section of the State. As an appetizer, a general invigorant, a remedy for.’ indigestion, a cure for intermittent and remittent fevers, a gentle cathartic, a specific for flatulency and sour stomach, a gentle diuretic, a nervine, a blood depurent, a specific for sick headache, a mild anodyne, and, above all, 28 &@ PROTECTION AGAINST EPIDEMICS, it is unquestionably the sTANDARD MEDICINE of the whole Pacific territory. In the towns and cities it is literally a HOUSEHOLD STAPLE. help in time of trouble,’—asafe and pleasant remedy for the various ailments to which they are exclusively subject. .Men believe in it, because it refreshes and invigorates the body either. ; ONE PER CENT. PER MONTH Dae oad ON SIX MONTHS’ DEPOS.BY: THE CALIFORNIA” BUILDING, LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK, California Street, one door from Sansome Street, SAN FRANCISCO. THOMAS MOONEY, President. 825-3m U. 8 REVENUE COLLECTOR. UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTUR’S OFFICE, 4th District, Cal. NovEMBER 11, 1869. ven that I have been duly appointed Deputy Collector of Internal Kevenue for the Fifth Division of the Fourth District of California, writ the Counties ef Nevada and S‘erra, Ali Taxes assessed. under the Excise Law of the United States in this Division are payable at my office in the town of Grass Valley, Nevada county. All Letters intended tor me should be directed to Grass Valley. GEORGE W. DIXON, ; Deputy Collector. Grasse Val.ey, Nov. 12th, 1869. = ger is hereby SPENCE & CO, DRUGGISTS, No. 43, Broad Street, Nevada City, California. WN AND AFTER JANUARY ist, 1870, thé above firm will be known as PRESTON & FAIRCHILD. Nevada, Nov. 8, 1869. y REDUCTION OF FARE. SACRAMENTO TO SAN FRANCISCO FOR THREE DOLLARS, —VIA— : California Pacific Railroad, —AND— : STEAMER NEW WORLD, FARE $3.eesee.e+++++++-eTIME 4 HOURS. N AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV’R 234, QO 1869, the fare from Sacramento to San Francisco, on the California Pacific Railroad and steamer New World, via Vallejo, will be THREE DOLLARS. ‘This is the Short, Quick and Safe Route. 2 Rucning Time FOUR HOURS. . D. C. HASKIN. Vallejo, Nov. 20th. n24 INFORMATION WANTED. O* the whereabouts ef EDWARD WILLIAMS, an ap ing: by birth, and if liv34 years of age last August. inf tate in ‘59 or ‘58, and engaged in placer mining near Grass Valley and in other Bers} in the northern — of the State. this meet his eye. he will learn something te his advantage the undersign e came those who want late reading matter should give him-a call. . . = DEWey'’s Can Opencr—This is al @ Mothers believe in it, They findita ‘present . and the mind, and tones both withoutexciting . . ¢ ATH SALOON,’ . PHILIP DUCA,. ..Proprieter. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Mair Cutting.... 25 Cents. Shaving .).0.. 20000025 bs Shampooing .:... en Baths— Hot er Cold.. 25 «. ’ Hair Dressing Room for Ladiesand childreh TEETH ExrRacTeD. Leeches applied for 25 cents, Cupping 256 cents. 220 NOTICE.I HAVE CLOSED MY BUSINESS in this «city, aid removed to San Francisco, and 1 take pleastirein recommending my successor, Mk. N, W. KNUWLTON, whom I have known for twenty years as a skilful watch}-aaker, and who can please all-who will féyor him with their patronage. : WwW. C, RANDOLPH?, Nevada, Noy. 20th, 1869. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! § “9 B . & S. ROSENTHAL, at the Old Stand, e Broad Street, Nevada, itivite the attention of ladies to their new _--.-« ; Fall and Winter Goods, which they have just received. The finest lot ever brought to the county of ‘Dress Goods, . Genuine Furs, Household Goods, Fancy Articles, Dress Trinimings, ir Ladies of Nevada county will find it to their advantage to call on us, as we can give them Better Goods, a Finer Assortment to select from, and LOWER PRICES than can be found elsewhere. / ‘ Don’t neglect to call. J. & S&S, ROSENTHAL, Broad Street, Nevada. TOYS. TOYS. TOYS! CANDIES! FRUITS AND NUTS! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, n4 Has just received a Splendid Stock of Holiday Goods, consisting of TOYS, the Cheapest, most substantial, and the handsomest ever brought to the County. Handsomely finished Cast Iron Sets, for Girls and Boys, Full Trains of Cars, &c. &c. &c. PERFUMERY of all kinds, put up in handsome Ornamented Bottles, Toilet Boxes, New “— of Dolls, Match Boxes, RUITS, NUTS AND CANDIES of every kind. FANCY GOODS of every variety sold to county dealers or retail purchasers at San Francisco prices, (8 Call and see the New Goods, : f : . NICH, SLOCOVICH. Nevada, Oct. 30th. PACIFIC PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA, Incorporated...0ctober, 1868 BIECT.—THE OBJECT OF this Association is to secure a cash payment within sixty days after the death of a subscriber, to his or her heirs or assigns ef as many dollars as there are individuals of the class to which such deceased subscriber belonged. MemBrrsnir.—The subscripjion fees: are ten dollars at joining, and one dollar on the death of each: subscriber.: The one dollar from each subscriber is paid to the heirs or assigns of the deceased. The subscribers are divided into classes, including males and females. Each class is limited to 5,000 subscribers. As classes are filled new ones will be formed, No person is so-podr that he can not pay ten dollars at joining and ene doilar occasionally, thus securing $5,000 to his or her heirs or assigns. How to Become A MemMBeR.—A person desirous of becoming asubscriber must fill out an application, and forward it with ten dollars by check, draft or by express in gold or silver coin, All communications should be addressed to the Secretary ofthe PACIFIC PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION, southeast corner of Mont omery and Sacramento streets (over Donofue & Kelly's bank.) San Francisco, Orricers.—Benj H. Freesnan, President; Geo. H. Ruseell, Vice President; John H. Warren, Secretary; Jas. A. Pritchard, Treasurer. REFERENCES: Hon. HENRY DU'ITON, President Farmers and Mechanics’ bank, Hon. SAMUEL COWLES, lateJudge Coun ty Court, San’ Francisco. Hon A. J.GUNNISON, Attorney at Law, San Francisco. H. J. BOUTH, Esq., Union Iron Works, San Francisco, HENRY F. WILLIAMS, Esq., Real Estate, San Francisco. JOHN O. HANSCOM, Esq., Aitna Iron Works, San Franciso. ee JOHN H. UO’ BRIEN;Esq., O’Brien, Bush & Co., San Francieco, Hon. J, P. JONES, Gold Hill, Nevada. FRANK G. GUILD, Agent, ni4 Nevada city. GO TO THE DOLLAR STORE! : In the Building Adj’ng. National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, ND SE£ what 8 Goods—USEFUL and OURNAMENTAL—you can obtain FOR ONE DOLLAR: ‘Such as Glassware, Plated. Ware, Vases, Gents’ Under Clothing. Shirts. Socks, Gloves, Stationery, Chains, Combs, Brushes, Handkerchiefs, Port Folios, Albums, Knives, aa Gents’ and Children’s Hats, Cravats, a Seed coer ee Soe eee a@ weily. yourselves. g#7~ New Goods received every ___ MRS. H. C. MILLS, Proprigtress. ; ; © Nevads, Oct. 26th, 1809.” af ' Any one knowing ot JOD, Celta bal ap So : al He : : a om a. : ‘ “THE LATEST SENSATION!” PROGRAMME a FOR THE FALL oF 18691 ‘INFORMATION FOR THE MILLION! “Dunder und Blixum!” “VATS DE MATTER! 1!” Provided For! GREAT AND SMALL, Everybody OLD AND YOUNG, RICOH AND POOR, . Competition Against Us q any yen COMPLETE FIZZLE! High Prices are Slaughtered . nd the People with their Glorious “BANWNER’” Move on their way Rejoicing. Blowing will not alter the People’s Mind, for the fact is established that the BANNER BROS. CHAMPIONS, ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY, . . IN NEVADA COUNTY. None can compare with this Long Estab -lished ‘and Reliable Firm, Our Motto Is “LOW PRICES!” « Everybody happy except a few unfortunate men that we @UTSELL AND UNDERSKLL! We buy our goods cheaper than Others and We SELL THEM CHEAPER ! Now on hand and constantly receiving from the Eastern as well as San Francisco Markets, DIRECT, the MOST EX TENSIVE, AND FASHIONABLE Assortment of Clothing ever offered before, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! Bever Dress and Business Suits, ; _—OF THE— LATEST AND BEST STYLES, AND IN FACT Everything in the Clothing Line. Our FALL STOCK is COMPLETE and the LARGEST to be found in-Nevada county. Our facilities is procuring goods direct from the East enabies us to sell themat such LOW RATES as to 24 DEFY COMPETITION. We also have a Large Assortment Of Gents Furnishing Goods, _ California and Kastern, Fine & Mining Boots For Men and Boys. HATS! HATS! The Latest Parisian Styles! ENOUGH TO COVER EVERY MAN, BOY and CHILD in the county. 1,000 pairs of California Blankets at all Prices and Colors. RUBBER BOOTS; AND COA the Best and Cheapest in e Market. on ALE ENTI ON: —To all nice o deal in Cio g both in this City and County, we would say call on us before going to ban Francisco to make. purchases. .We can sell you goods in. this city at Lower Kates than you can-buy them at the Bay. Our patronage in the past shows that the people appreciate our goods and our prices and we assure them that we are thankful for their confidence, and will return it iu futare by selling our 8 80 low as to squelch out of existence all Opposition Humbugs. Don’t forget the place where you et your money’s wo at the Pioneer Clothing Emporium. BANNER BROS. ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealer Cor. Broad and Pine bt. CIGAR STORE ! JULIUS GREENWALD HAS THE LARGEST AND BEST SzLECTED STOCK OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO In Nevada County He has also on hand ihe : GENUINE IMPORTED FIGARO & CABANA CIGARS ! TOBACCO, the best assoriment. ever brought here, such as FRUIT BRAND, NEPTUNE, _ “PEACH BLOSSOM ~C. ke. &e. Crumpton’s 12 Ib, hard pressed, Atlantic Cable, . Lester’s Fig and Rough & Ready Twist—the best ever brought to this market. e Navy, of every description, And all other brands of , CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO, Too numerous too mention. Consumers will save buying their TUBA: quantities. money by large Also, a large selection of Meerschaum Pipes, Playing Cards, : Monte & Faro Cards, — Matches, r Pipes, &ec, &e, Which he will eell at Feud tee at a small advance on San JULIUS GREENWALD, BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY, EVERYBODY READ ! AEE THOS, SHURTLEFF, AS OPENED A GROCERY AND =a] H VISION STORE, at the _ Junction Main & Commercial Sts IN DR. KENT’S BUILDING, Where he will keep constantly on hand a full assortment of : GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS CAN AND SHELF. GOODs, Teas of the finest brands, Excellent Coffee and a genera > assortment for the larder. All Goods sold at the very lowest 3 The People @f Nevada will find it te . HATS! : their advantage to callon me. THOS. ,SHRUTLEFF, Junction of Commercial and Main Streets. Nevada, Oct. 15th, SOMETHING NEW! THE NEVADA CASH STORE! “No. 9 Commercial street, — {Adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store.] W. & McROBERTS & CO. "7 EEP constantly on hand 4 New and Choice 7 Assortment of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. Which are.offered for sale at the lowest cash rates. ‘The attention of Familiesand Miners is particularly called to our Stock of Goods which has been selected with especial reference to the wants of this community. ‘{EaS—the hest in the market ; ocha COFFEES, Gran rized and Crashed SUGARS, CANNED FRUITS, of all kinds; FLOUR, MIXED FRED and GRAIN, POTATUKS, ONIONS, &e. &e. (7 Everything in our line will be sold at the loweae possible price for cash. W.S, McR T8.& CO, ~— By B80 Nevada, Oct. 13th. 4 __ BX L Pocket Knives 9)

et SES, C0’S REET, LE! NEY! TLY R& fSPLEN AIFOR. CALF sHOES, r RUBINING. Goods, DNS have yw our’ to tell is and nd we om af& C0. ¢ 7 . About a week ago.a Frenchman named . An inquest was held on Wednesday, _~ whieh-proteste -had-been filed, and that former conviction for assault entered as . Tragedy,” “American Industry in’ the _ 200 for the car, the same person cleared NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. —_—— LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. HomiciwE NEAR FRENCH CORRAL.— . Casneau had an altercation with another named August Maureau, in which the former received an injury from which he died on Wednesday last. It appears from the testimony before the Coroner’s jury, that Casneauwent to the dwelling of Maureau under the influence of liquor, commenced abusing him and attempted to drive him from the house. A scuffle ensued in which Casneau was thrown by Maureau in such a way that his head struck against the door of a stove, and a h was cut in his temple about an ‘ow cal a half long. Proper attention was not given the wound, and lock jaw set. in, from which Casneau died as above stated. Justice L. B. Mallack acting as Coroner, and the jury returned a verdict that deceased came to his death from lockjaw, resulting from a wound accidentally inflicted by August Maureau, while defending himself against an assault in his own house. RancHES AND Mines.—The officers of the Land Office should exercise great care in the citation of parties in interest, where claimants have contests as to the mineral or agricultural character of lands. A number of cases have come up in this locality, and we are informed that in one instance a patent was issued to land for agricultural purposes,against the miners were never cited to appear, though they could be found at any time. This patent covers at least one set of claims which have been worked for years. The citation should not be entrusted to interested parties by the officers at the Land Office. It would be far better to place them in the hands of a reliable officer who would be sure to serve them. \ ’ Case oF Davip Norrif.—This case, in which defendant was indicted for attempt to commit rape, was called in the County Court yesterday morning. W. W. Cross appearing for the prosecution,and Judge Reardan for defense. The plea of ‘not guilty” previously entered was withdrawn, and the plea of a bar to this suit. The District Attor ney holding that under the law assault was necessarilly included in the crime charged, and the defendant having plead guilty and been fined for (assault a Justice’s Court, it was useless to £0 to trialand he therefore moved for a noe prosequi, which was allowed, and the defendant discharged. _ , OVERLAND MonTHiy.—We have received from the publishers the December number of this excellent magazine, and note among its contents the usual number of exceilent articles of local and general interest. The Overland is published the ist of every month by A. Roman & Co., San Francisco, at $4 per annum, and-now is an excellent time to subscribe. Copies may be obtained of Geo. R. Crawford in this city. THe ATLANTIC.—Crawford yesterday received the December number of the Atlantic Monthly,containing a large aumber of interesting articles, among them, “Uncle Sam’s Treatment of his Servants,” “The Mormon Prophet's Census.”. “In my Vineyard,” “Life Saving Duty as a Business.” Surerine Frurt.—Mr. Gould, of Santa Clara, has chartered # railroad car, at a cost of $1,200, and is now loading it with pears chiefly, of the finest varieties and of grand proportions, which are to be sent directly to New York.— On a similar venture, after paying $1,' Tue trial of McCracken for administering medicine for the purpose of producing abortion, to Miss Davis, will commence in the County Court to-day. Large Parers.—Crawford yesterday received an immense batch of Eastern Papers, magazines and pictorials. All very ingenious contrivance for opening all kinds of cans, and it will be found exceedingly convenient for housekeep. ers. The point is inserted ‘in the tin, and a round opening rapidly made by moving the handle. The blade can be 80 adjusted as to cut the opening any size. The agent is now in this city, and those who desire can. dbtainon of these useful articles. : A Household Klixir adapted to all . : Climates, ° It would be a happy thing for the world if all the excitants at present used in the practice of medicine, could be swept out of existence, and HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS substituted in their place. In California it seems possible that this desizable sub stitution may one day be accomplished. Certain it is, that the GREAT VEGETABLE TONIC is gradually displacing them, and that the confidence of the people in its sanitary and saving properties, increases with every passing year. ‘‘Figures that ean not lie,” show this to be the fact. No medicinal preparation enjoys the like popularity among all classes and condi. tions, in every section of the State. As an appetizer, a general invigorant, a remedy for.’ indigestion, a cure for intermittent and remittent fevers, a gentle cathartic, a specific for flatulency and sour stomach, a gentle diuretic, a nervine, a blood depurent, a specific for sick headache, a mild anodyne, and, above all, 28 &@ PROTECTION AGAINST EPIDEMICS, it is unquestionably the sTANDARD MEDICINE of the whole Pacific territory. In the towns and cities it is literally a HOUSEHOLD STAPLE. help in time of trouble,’—asafe and pleasant remedy for the various ailments to which they are exclusively subject. .Men believe in it, because it refreshes and invigorates the body either. ; ONE PER CENT. PER MONTH Dae oad ON SIX MONTHS’ DEPOS.BY: THE CALIFORNIA” BUILDING, LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK, California Street, one door from Sansome Street, SAN FRANCISCO. THOMAS MOONEY, President. 825-3m U. 8 REVENUE COLLECTOR. UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTUR’S OFFICE, 4th District, Cal. NovEMBER 11, 1869. ven that I have been duly appointed Deputy Collector of Internal Kevenue for the Fifth Division of the Fourth District of California, writ the Counties ef Nevada and S‘erra, Ali Taxes assessed. under the Excise Law of the United States in this Division are payable at my office in the town of Grass Valley, Nevada county. All Letters intended tor me should be directed to Grass Valley. GEORGE W. DIXON, ; Deputy Collector. Grasse Val.ey, Nov. 12th, 1869. = ger is hereby SPENCE & CO, DRUGGISTS, No. 43, Broad Street, Nevada City, California. WN AND AFTER JANUARY ist, 1870, thé above firm will be known as PRESTON & FAIRCHILD. Nevada, Nov. 8, 1869. y REDUCTION OF FARE. SACRAMENTO TO SAN FRANCISCO FOR THREE DOLLARS, —VIA— : California Pacific Railroad, —AND— : STEAMER NEW WORLD, FARE $3.eesee.e+++++++-eTIME 4 HOURS. N AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV’R 234, QO 1869, the fare from Sacramento to San Francisco, on the California Pacific Railroad and steamer New World, via Vallejo, will be THREE DOLLARS.. ‘This is the Short, Quick and Safe Route. 2 Rucning Time FOUR HOURS. . D. C. HASKIN. Vallejo, Nov. 20th. n24 INFORMATION WANTED. O* the whereabouts ef EDWARD WILLIAMS, an ap ing: by birth, and if liv34 years of age last August. inf tate in ‘59 or ‘58, and engaged in placer mining near Grass Valley and in other Bers} in the northern — of the State. this meet his eye. he will learn something te his advantage the undersign e came those who want late reading matter should give him-a call. . . = DEWey'’s Can Opencr—This is al @ Mothers believe in it, They findita ‘present . and the mind, and tones both withoutexciting . . ¢ ATH SALOON,’ . PHILIP DUCA,. ...Proprieter. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Mair Cutting....... 25 Cents. Shaving ..).0.... 20000025 bs Shampooing .:...... en Baths— Hot er Cold.... 25 «. ’ Hair Dressing Room for Ladiesand childreh TEETH ExrRacTeD. Leeches applied for 25 cents, Cupping 256 cents. 220 NOTICE.I HAVE CLOSED MY BUSINESS in this «city, aid removed to San Francisco, and 1 take pleastirein recommending my successor, Mk. N, W. KNUWLTON, whom I have known for twenty years as a skilful watch}-aaker, and who can please all-who will féyor him with their patronage. : WwW. C, RANDOLPH?, Nevada, Noy. 20th, 1869. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! § “9 B . & S. ROSENTHAL, at the Old Stand, e Broad Street, Nevada, itivite the attention of ladies to their new _--.-« ; Fall and Winter Goods, which they have just received. The finest lot ever brought to the county of ‘Dress Goods, . Genuine Furs, Household Goods, Fancy Articles, Dress Trinimings, ir Ladies of Nevada county will find it to their advantage to call on us, as we can give them Better Goods, a Finer Assortment to select from, and LOWER PRICES than can be found elsewhere. / ‘ Don’t neglect to call. J. & S&S, ROSENTHAL, Broad Street, Nevada. TOYS. TOYS. TOYS! CANDIES! FRUITS AND NUTS! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, n4 Has just received a Splendid Stock of Holiday Goods, consisting of TOYS, the Cheapest, most substantial, and the handsomest ever brought to the County. Handsomely finished Cast Iron Sets, for Girls and Boys, Full Trains of Cars, &c. &c. &c. PERFUMERY of all kinds, put up in handsome Ornamented Bottles, Toilet Boxes, New

“— of Dolls, Match Boxes, RUITS, NUTS AND CANDIES of every kind. FANCY GOODS of every variety sold to county dealers or retail purchasers at San Francisco prices, (8 Call and see the New Goods, : f : . NICH, SLOCOVICH. Nevada, Oct. 30th. PACIFIC PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA, Incorporated.....0ctober, 1868 BIECT.—THE OBJECT OF this Association is to secure a cash payment within sixty days after the death of a subscriber, to his or her heirs or assigns ef as many dollars as there are individuals of the class to which such deceased subscriber belonged. MemBrrsnir.—The subscripjion fees: are ten dollars at joining, and one dollar on the death of each: subscriber.: The one dollar from each subscriber is paid to the heirs or assigns of the deceased. The subscribers are divided into classes, including males and females. Each class is limited to 5,000 subscribers. As classes are filled new ones will be formed, No person is so-podr that he can not pay ten dollars at joining and ene doilar occasionally, thus securing $5,000 to his or her heirs or assigns. How to Become A MemMBeR.—A person desirous of becoming asubscriber must fill out an application, and forward it with ten dollars by check, draft or by express in gold or silver coin, All communications should be addressed to the Secretary ofthe PACIFIC PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION, southeast corner of Mont omery and Sacramento streets (over Donofue & Kelly's bank.) San Francisco, Orricers.—Benj H. Freesnan, President; Geo. H. Ruseell, Vice President; John H. Warren, Secretary; Jas. A. Pritchard, Treasurer. REFERENCES: Hon. HENRY DU'ITON, President Farmers and Mechanics’ bank, Hon. SAMUEL COWLES, lateJudge Coun ty Court, San’ Francisco. Hon A. J.GUNNISON, Attorney at Law, San Francisco. H. J. BOUTH, Esq., Union Iron Works, San Francisco, HENRY F. WILLIAMS, Esq., Real Estate, San Francisco. JOHN O. HANSCOM, Esq., Aitna Iron Works, San Franciso. ee JOHN H. UO’ BRIEN;Esq., O’Brien, Bush & Co., San Francieco, Hon. J, P. JONES, Gold Hill, Nevada. FRANK G. GUILD, Agent, ni4 Nevada city. GO TO THE DOLLAR STORE! : In the Building Adj’ng. National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, ND SE£ what 8 Goods—USEFUL and OURNAMENTAL—you can obtain FOR ONE DOLLAR: ‘Such as Glassware, Plated. Ware, Vases, Gents’ Under Clothing. Shirts. Socks, Gloves, Stationery, Chains, Combs, Brushes, Handkerchiefs, Port Folios, Albums, Knives, aa Gents’ and Children’s Hats, Cravats, a Seed coer ee Soe eee a@ weily. yourselves. g#7~ New Goods received every ___ MRS. H. C. MILLS, Proprigtress. ; ; © Nevads, Oct. 26th, 1809.” af ' Any one knowing ot JOD, Celta bal ap So : al He : : a om a. : ‘ “THE LATEST SENSATION!” PROGRAMME a FOR THE FALL oF 18691 ‘INFORMATION FOR THE MILLION! “Dunder und Blixum!” “VATS DE MATTER! 1!” Provided For! GREAT AND SMALL, Everybody OLD AND YOUNG, RICOH AND POOR, . Competition Against Us q any yen COMPLETE FIZZLE! High Prices are Slaughtered . nd the People with their Glorious “BANWNER’” Move on their way Rejoicing. Blowing will not alter the People’s Mind, for the fact is established that the BANNER BROS. CHAMPIONS, ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY, . . IN NEVADA COUNTY. None can compare with this Long Estab -lished ‘and Reliable Firm, Our Motto Is “LOW PRICES!” « Everybody happy except a few unfortunate men that we @UTSELL AND UNDERSKLL! We buy our goods cheaper than Others and We SELL THEM CHEAPER ! Now on hand and constantly receiving from the Eastern as well as San Francisco Markets, DIRECT, the MOST EX TENSIVE, AND FASHIONABLE Assortment of Clothing ever offered before, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! Bever Dress and Business Suits, ; _—OF THE— LATEST AND BEST STYLES, AND IN FACT Everything in the Clothing Line. Our FALL STOCK is COMPLETE and the LARGEST to be found in-Nevada county. Our facilities is procuring goods direct from the East enabies us to sell themat such LOW RATES as to 24 DEFY COMPETITION. We also have a Large Assortment Of Gents Furnishing Goods, _ California and Kastern, Fine & Mining Boots For Men and Boys. HATS! HATS! The Latest Parisian Styles! ENOUGH TO COVER EVERY MAN, BOY and CHILD in the county. 1,000 pairs of California Blankets at all Prices and Colors. RUBBER BOOTS; AND COA the Best and Cheapest in e Market. on ALE ENTI ON: —To all nice o deal in Cio g both in this City and County, we would say call on us before going to ban Francisco to make. purchases. .We can sell you goods in. this city at Lower Kates than you can-buy them at the Bay. Our patronage in the past shows that the people appreciate our goods and our prices and we assure them that we are thankful for their confidence, and will return it iu futare by selling our 8 80 low as to squelch out of existence all Opposition Humbugs. Don’t forget the place where you et your money’s wo at the Pioneer Clothing Emporium. BANNER BROS. ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealer Cor. Broad and Pine bt. CIGAR STORE ! JULIUS GREENWALD HAS THE LARGEST AND BEST SzLECTED STOCK OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO In Nevada County He has also on hand ihe : GENUINE IMPORTED FIGARO & CABANA CIGARS ! TOBACCO, the best assoriment. ever brought here, such as FRUIT BRAND, NEPTUNE, _ “PEACH BLOSSOM ~C. ke. &e. Crumpton’s 12 Ib, hard pressed, Atlantic Cable, . Lester’s Fig and Rough & Ready Twist—the best ever brought to this market. e Navy, of every description, And all other brands of , CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO, Too numerous too mention. Consumers will save buying their TUBA: quantities. money by large Also, a large selection of Meerschaum Pipes, Playing Cards, : Monte & Faro Cards, — Matches, r Pipes, &ec, &e, Which he will eell at Feud tee at a small advance on San JULIUS GREENWALD, BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY, EVERYBODY READ ! AEE THOS, SHURTLEFF, AS OPENED A GROCERY AND =a] H VISION STORE, at the _ Junction Main & Commercial Sts IN DR. KENT’S BUILDING, Where he will keep constantly on hand a full assortment of : GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS CAN AND SHELF. GOODs, Teas of the finest brands, Excellent Coffee and a genera > assortment for the larder. All Goods sold at the very lowest 3 The People @f Nevada will find it te . HATS! : their advantage to callon me. THOS. ,SHRUTLEFF, Junction of Commercial and Main Streets. Nevada, Oct. 15th, SOMETHING NEW! THE NEVADA CASH STORE! “No. 9 Commercial street, — {Adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store.] W. & McROBERTS & CO. "7 EEP constantly on hand 4 New and Choice 7 Assortment of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. Which are.offered for sale at the lowest cash rates. ‘The attention of Familiesand Miners is particularly called to our Stock of Goods which has been selected with especial reference to the wants of this community. ‘{EaS—the hest in the market ; ocha COFFEES, Gran rized and Crashed SUGARS, CANNED FRUITS, of all kinds; FLOUR, MIXED FRED and GRAIN, POTATUKS, ONIONS, &e. &e. (7 Everything in our line will be sold at the loweae possible price for cash. W.S, McR T8.& CO, ~— By B80 Nevada, Oct. 13th. 4 __ BX L Pocket Knives 9)