November 3, 1871 (4 pages)

kery, Beds g8, T tba, ld Forti. R00ms, on o'clock is delivan ER'S Meat TENT Pr urn in any urners, sold by or, and is” aereaves is also the yest Cash 6 at TRNEY'S. LON. ; Guard . ‘f¥om Headmamissioned Guard for‘ lat the AR v. 11th of the mand nies rn Brigade X. ector, to sutign tor pe y pin. Sale are cb said LZlecort the pro HOWELL. General. e order I will Light Guard th, 1871, at7 ing said elecWELLS, of a. oa est ight : OLEVM DANGER CE eee ie qt Tight than at ever wa ordinary Ker1g Burners. URNERS AND Tam ‘heeledyou s—n of & b— Phd ' the.same time Reed raised his pistol. _ Show also captared. and brought his ~ Chinaman to Nevada. The woman says she lost from $100. to $110 in. : Same LA aavrw re FOL.i WREST on Bhs wet fos Sera ap BHA Cc 0 \ lion “Welnenday -ieetideg, ae . age 5 rot soideotiqg All re, n oo ‘ aa Ge z neWaba Gory, vie. : O"eloe when ME” Tee we, éhe>t0rt . ‘apn one fob J A diffieulty occurred -in this city yesterday between Benjamin Reed and Chris. Janson,:in which: the latter was shot and so badly wounddd that he died in about two hours.— Jansen and two other nien Were playing cards in Carley & Tompkins’ saloon, and Reed sat upon the edge of the table looking on. Jansen had only afew checks and put up _somé which he lost,-and Reed said, “Your sixes wasn’t worth a d—n.”’ Jansen accused Reed of interfering in every gaine he (Jansen) ‘‘got into, and playing somebody else’s hand.” This Reed denied and Jansen called him a d—d liar, and used some other rough language. During the quarrel Chris. got up and shortly afterwards Reed went out, calling Jansen. a lying s—n of a b— h, as he went out of the door.’ He: went:.to Okey’s ‘house, below Spring street on Pine, and picked up a Colt’s navy revolver which was lying on a‘shelf. When asked what he was going to do he said ‘‘nothing much,’’ or something to that effect. “He returned to the saloon, according to the state‘ment of those present, in about. five or ten minutes. The game in which Jansen ‘was engaged was still going —on when Reed ‘entered, Reed: wentto the bar and said to Jansen, ‘Now ot something to that effect, abies who were near differing as to the, ex‘act language: Jansen arose and at Jansen advanced holding a heavy arm chair in front.of himself, apparently as a shield.“ He advanced half the Jength of the saloon in this way, and halted a moment, when he #dvanced rapidly, saying -to Reed, “You won't shoot,” or “you dare Reed ‘fired, the ball passing below the chair. and entering the body of . Janseti passed through the liver and lodged between thetenth andeleventh ' Fibs, a¢cording fo the opinion of Dr. Bailey, who examined the wound. Jansen fell forward foward the counter and Charley Cornell, who was standing on the sidewalk, ran in.and reached Jansen as he fell to the floor. The report of the pistol ‘was very Jond and.alarge number of persons “hearing the cries of Jansen tushed into the saloon. "Benj: Reed; immediately after the shooting, was taken in charge by Geo. W. Welch who gave him up to Constable Gray, and “Réed was taken’ to jail. The affair created considerable excitement. and there,was some talk, in the. crowd, of hanging’ “Reed, bat better counsels prevailed, ? _ Vensen was’shot at ‘hhalf ‘past ofie and died in two hours after. He was a native of Norway and had béen a _ resident of this city for over twenty *years.and for the past 5 or 6 years he was.employed at Maltman’s’ sulphuret Works. His age was about oH ' (ThierCaptured. Meaterday morning, about 3 o'clock, ‘olfioee Hank Snow: of ‘Grass Valley, arrested Ah Hung, in Chinatown, « Grass Valley, upon the charge of tobbing Maggie Prescott, who keeps the Lone Star.saloon in this city. “Siow. was in town at. 9 o’clock on. Wednesday night. He :traced. Ab’ Hung to Newtown, thence to Globe . tanch, and ’finally’“‘holed” him in a Chinese “‘chebang’’ in Grass Valley. He found ‘in his possession a check for $800 in favor of Maggie Gill, $4 in coin, and two purses, answering pia 2 cay’ Migr uncle vaal . from’ the ‘Lone Star. Snow then took the Chinaman into. the wodds, ter which he informed Snow that he Would find $60 in gold underthe bed ‘tied up in a handkerchief: This Money and thecheck. The China. Man was employed. to work about __the saloon. He wasy éxamccaendes uaih. Palen’ oe Oo the next Grand Jury os me of” $1,000. : ip to. Phat 1 can receipt for State ind County Pas keeper on the Grass Valley road, and . were stopped by two men. One of the would-be fobbérs’ Walked “out in the road side. The man who advanced held his pistol down by his side and demanded Jordan to stop: The latter by this time: had his pistol up and a bead drawn on the robber, who seeing the situation did not raise his weapon. Not a word was spoken, but Jordan kept his revolver bearing on his man, until. he and his companion backed off some distance: ‘The robbers had no. idea of taking any such even chances for money atid -quietly withdrew from the field. > Now is the Time. Now is the time to-get the. best bargains ever offered in Nevada city. Go to H. Levy’s on Commercial street, where you can get 10 yards of calico for a dollar with all the trimmings thrown into the bargain. All other kinds of goods proportionately stock, and get the most for yaur money. ° Geldsmith’s Prices, The dry goods store of A. Goldsmith, on Broad street, contains the most extensive and complete assortment of goods ever landed in this astonishingly low rates. Here are some of his prices: Ten yards of calico for $1, Five yards of Canton flannel for $1. Eight yards of bleached muslin, $1. Five spools of cotton for 25 cents. French corsets, 75 cents each. Balinoral skirts, one dollar each. +i Excitement. ; Read Goldsmith’s advertisement in another column. He is doing an immense business ind selling goods very low. ERTL RR EERE Without any disrespect to the members of the medical profession, a profession horored by all thinking men, it is_only just to gay that they are too thick om the ground. The consequence is that the community is only the gentle stimuMnt and. alterative, which has become famous’ throughout the country a6 a reliable médicime, under’ the name of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, she is not unfrequently dosed: with a dozen: prescriptions, all experimental, from ‘the Pharmacopqia. This is an evil, and proves that the practice of medicine is far from Being ‘st ‘all fimes a healing art.’ At this: period of the year, when the fall of the leaf indicates that decay bas seized upon the vegetable kingdom, many harassing diseases are prevalent. Chief among these may be mentioned. intermittent fever and bilious remittent. The exhalations rising from decomposing vegetation, and the heavy dews and fogs, are.very apt to generate these complaints. The wisest polity is te protect the system by a course of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters at the commencement. of: the fall, Much suffering may thereby be avoided, But if the disease has already begun, its periedical visitations may readily be checked amd. broken up by this active, yet harmless, vegetable tonic, But be on your guard against the charlatans who'are attempting to palm off, under ‘various ‘names, wunwiidlesome comfavorably with the great national. ¢lixir, the man employed onthe, road were . returning from. Grass, Valley they. . the rdad, ‘while the other stood at . low’ Come and select from the best . eity. The goods are being sold at. doctored over much. When nature needs. pounds, which they pretend to compare which has long since swept more fortnidable Opposition frem the field. Bear in mind that every bottle of: gettuine Hostetter’s . Stomach Bitters is authenticated by a-#plendidly engraved label, and a fac simile of the ply sede igi oe tegen Companies sign manual of the firm. . Put-yp in bottles . Shy*adugh to meop iat Gnas it sharehold only, and cannot be obtained in buik. paired. a ieee will be paid on adjust. . } ment. Pelicy holderscannut do hetter than ES to ingure the Pacific. é KE. M. PRESTON, Agent. ‘Dissolution of Co-partnership. . evias, Oct. 15th. oa REMOVAL, se muse’ or PRESTOW k Le ndtisetae apace rae . ~. Cor. of Mill'and Main Streets, ” a : oe nee i= PHGINIX “AND HOME FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES, “OF HARTFORD AND NEW YORK, 424 CALIFORNIA ST. SAN FRANCISCO. CASH ASSETS AFTER PAYING ALL LOSSES SUSTAINED BY THE GREAT CHICAGO FIRE OVER $6,000,000 00 A legitimate Fire Insurance bus« iness, conducted on prudent, liberal and conservative principles, rates: and past services and present assets asthe guarantee of fn-~ ture responsibility and good faith B. H. MAGILL, Manager. Policies issued and renewed direct, by G, P. SPARKS,::Aigent, 028 AT NEVADA CIYT. 4 $150,000 00 GRAND GIFT CONCERT [a oF tae MERCY HOSPITAL, AT OMAHA,* Under the auspices of the SISTERS OF MERCY. To take place JANUARY 30th, 1872. (One. Hundred and Fifty In’ Cash Prizes: 3 HIGHEST PRIZE ~ $50,000 /IN-GOLD COIN . os Tickets $3 each or two for $b. Agents Wanted. For full particulars address PATTEE & GARDINER, ANY INSURANCE:C jrultioa ‘by the Chicago Five. Some Sees ue business it they can comPolicy Holders. The Pacific Insurance Co., Will pay every Dollar eestg ieseentnd continue business as here“Tt lias stood the terrible test, and is to ED. MecSORLEY, EG8 LEAVE TO IVVORM his friends and the that’ he has remeved. his ola ; tothe GRASS VALLEY, on hand, to sdriinsect thas , From 0 8. 6 P. aa ‘ers of Nevada County, ae cess Moniiay, November 20th; 1871,. > wna te oe LAST DAY! . eh errant! Of all desriptions and of the No. 107, Montgomery Street, immense assortment of Candies and other goods suitable for the kad warranted to Si all climates. Prices low andterms liberal. and carefully attended to. BEST MATERIAIS, FRESHLY MANUFACTURED. DATEY, —BsBr— CANTY & WAGNER, Wholesale and Retail Confectioners, SAN FRANCISCO, The attention of the Trade is called to our K#” Orders irom the Interior — with expericnce on which te base . . _.,. to their advantage'te call andexamine my United States Internal Revenue, ASSISTANT ASSESSOR’S OFFICE. 5th Division, Fourth District, Cal, October 21st, 1871. Nome is neni given that the County ot Placer, formerly the 4th Division, luis Deen consolidated with Nevada and Sierre Counties, in tue Sta Division. 4th Qol.lection District, California. _.&.B. DAVENPORT, Assistant Assessor. . Nevada City, Cal. OIGARS AND TOBACCO. ULIUS GREENWALD, BROAD STREET Nevada City, keeps coustantly on hand & large and well sélected stock of HAVANA CIGARS, such as Cabanas, Matilda, Figaros, and all other Favorite Brands. TOBACCOEvery variety of Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. PLUG TOBACCO -Such as Lester’s Fig, Gelden Pancake, Paces Golden Twist, and other brands. WHOLESALE. OR RETAIL. m2” Country Dealers will find it greatly Stock and Prices. JULIUS GREENWALD. Nevada, Get. 3d; 1871. H. RB. BUSSENIUS, DRUGGIST, -MASONIC BUILDING, CORNER OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STS. BR. FININGER & C0., Ne. 76 Broad Street, Nevada City. Qygeat= AND RETAIY, DEALERS BRANDIES, WINES, LIQUORS, Groceries and Provisions, French Wine, Vinegar, Mineral Water, Teas, Coffee, Canned Fruits, &c. Revada, Oct: ist. i BE TAR GE All official business will be addressed to 4 NEVADA -€1TY, Have just received alarge and magnificent stock of GENTLEMEN’S AND BOY'S _CLOTHING ! &e. de. ! Of the Very Latest Style! And the Best Make ! ALSO, --Miners’ Rubber Goods,-BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS & CAPS, &e. &c A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT —or— Gents’ and Boys’ Underwear, BLANKETS. &e. &o FIRST QUALITY OF CALTRORNIA, Bas: T TERN AND IMPORTED Driving and Riding Gloves. BEAUTIFUL Busincey and Dress Suits ! Geods will be sold at the very ‘LOWEST PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES ? The public is invited to call and srtaiithide. Great ican te saat ROSENSTOCE, PRICE & OO. Corner of Pine & Commercial Streets. DR. RB. W. STERLING, Ne 49 Main Street, Grass Valley. — “WOULD inform the sufferers who Garé notinhale the vapors of Choloform or Ether . that:he will continue to-use . FREE OF oe B POR — PRESENT, xide of, Nitrogen, for toventeaction of worthless Teeth and Reeta patn, and that the time from the first inhalation to the comPLere restoration tonatufal condition, need not exceed 2 min. utes: I also administer Choloform, Ether, Narcotic Bpray ; while in the ag" OPER: ATING DEPARTMENT I am —— Phan Pneumatic Engine Excavator—a v lete and favorite instrument—while with toe Automatic Malict; and the Coffer Dam and Saliva Pump. I am putting inand build Contour fillings. which cannot be ex. celled ty outline and finish in the MECHAN, ICAL DEPARTMENT I furnish full upper or lower sets for $25 on either Silver, Adamantine Base, Rose Pearl, Pyroxylene, or Hard Rubber, with or without the Flexible Edge. Badly fitting plates corrected, or Teeth anton on Gold or Aluminum cost more than the above figure. Charges moderate, yet large enough 4 beg ai cute my best efforts. UNION INSURANCE COMP’Y, OF SAN FRANCISCO. Cash Capital. . . $1,000,000 ALL PAID UP. . SOLD ON COMMISSION ONLY. £. M. Hau. ’ H. A. CHARLE 8 HALL, CHARLES & MACKIE, 408 Montgomery Street, S** FRANCISCO. BANKERS AND BROKER ASD DEALERS ne s! GOVERNMENT SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE. #@ STOCKS BOUGHT AND 028 PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE I8SURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTPORD. HAMS, BACON, DRIED BEEF, br; THIS YEAR'S CURING, ' Splendid Quality of MEW LARD, — without danger to its or Cap— s.B. DAVENPORT, Agent, D. LAMAIRE eo ppeintad m, mae ete . [Sea ie ee, : ; * : and the surro coun aj will be promptly and faithfully attended to. UNION MARKET. DR. PARNO, — x : iPi N. ACOB APFZIGAR, Prop’s. DISSOLUTION. K*erece imes, the is that the Dy sete teers enone A. Potter and 8. N. Bli ‘name of Potter & sa da ander the fm hin dy dian ed by m saaribs late firm are oe mane ted to 48 s00n a8 ere itn Pies “hues i will find it Haee .} onthe + commer ‘ § ni * ZUR « ¥ Ft Che ale few Uvors belUW 7 Lanicasieds Stable, Largest and most complete Stock —or— [HARNESS OF ALL KINDS, SADDLES, WHIPS, . SPONGES, BELTS, &e. Ke: Ever seen in this City, ag” Allin wantof anything in my line’ > ing, promptly, neatly and ome Giveme wecall. r DRY GOODs. J. & 8. ROSENTHAL, } Sidi RECEIVED the Latgest and most complete stock of ‘Dry and Fancy Goods, Ever brought into eaoenty 9 of Nevada,, Pf you have doubts, call We. havea splendid stock of SILKS @F ALL COLORS, and of the very best quati.28, Which will be sold at low rates. seen in this or.any other ci SHAWES AND CROAKS, Vie peeiieat and richest lot to be found. DOMESTIC e00bs, can’t be beat, We have all grades and prices. . 'S SHOES. — LADIES" AND. CHILDREN "] Wehhave «lange stock eg i hg pe say to ail, before petty $i: anything im . our line-elsewhere, call and examine our goods and prices, We axe determined to give great hit i , _ Nevada, Oct. 10th. LESTER & MULLOY, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE Ope, &e. NO, 58 BROAD 8 EBRET, NEVADA CITY. LOUR, HAMS, . BACON, — and Ty sorts of PROVISIONS on NEW GOODS constantly received pr the Kastern markets, among. them HYPE: RION COD FisH, airGEKGAN Cl CRANBERRIES, SEA MOSS FARINA, &c line usted. to ate Je ean isis a & MULIOY. . Nevada, May 9%. = me FOR SALE. _FIRSTRATE op] opportanity ts offered for any one wishing to buy a pleasait residence in mo wee, oN The house ig ix ‘excellent repair andthe lot contnae © iSpy ee Chics fruit oe: ture, uding carpets, exce cab: dition, will be sold’ with the house if desired. There is a.good ge and supply pipes from the water works for irrigation apply. his office Nevada, Oct. 8th, 1871 TAM’S. RESTAURANT. 2 o’clock at night j FRESH OY STEMS received every day Bud served up in uny étyle. Pig’s Feet, Hain Tea, served at any time. Families in Nevada City or hc at might. in the morning til! by ordering at place. ‘The Saloon is titted up for the accommodation of Ladics and Gentlemen and will be keptin the very best manner. ANTOINE 'T Proprietor. Nevada, Oct. 0th. sy The National Exchange Shaving Saloon and Baths. BROAD STREET.. .NEVADA.° HOE xb say ie, SE ‘SHAVING, SHAMPOOING ARIAL OUETIBE The Union. Shaving Saloon Has been placed in charge of a No. 1° wo rkman where old customers will be acconiinudated. Fah FORD. Proprietor. Nevada, Oct. 11 NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE €0. LONDON. TILLINGHAST BROS. Agta, San Franclac» ee Reserve Fund, exclusive of a Oe a eB 3{011,162 Life Asspranceand Annuity fund, 11,568,334 Gold Baste, a 925,160, 940 GEO.-W: ‘WELCH, Agent, A ox wian sae cp er 1 fach uate he tie iaing eee zt a om Se SP be addi fltteiae dasa on close 42 ecoount. [ ly BM T. GARRATT. 9 dan Praneioon, Oct: 2 Sen Hianelsco. "UNVTED TATE sALoox : "Vlas sel. ly to their Saeknings: tu give mea ca vie tte Ne yeep ee cle usually foundiin a first: class Saddlery Establishmen DRESS. GQODS, the arentent variety ever . All purchasers-wishing anything in opr °* and Eggs, Hot Coffee and — in the county cin gét fresh Oysters inthe ale)”

kery, Beds g8, T tba, ld Forti. R00ms, on o'clock is delivan ER'S Meat TENT Pr urn in any urners, sold by or, and is” aereaves is also the yest Cash 6 at TRNEY'S. LON. ; Guard . ‘f¥om Headmamissioned Guard for‘ lat the AR v. 11th of the mand nies rn Brigade X. ector, to sutign tor pe y pin. Sale are cb said LZlecort the pro HOWELL. General. e order I will Light Guard th, 1871, at7 ing said elecWELLS, of a. oa est ight : OLEVM DANGER CE eee ie qt Tight than at ever wa ordinary Ker1g Burners. URNERS AND Tam ‘heeledyou s—n of & b— Phd ' the.same time Reed raised his pistol. _ Show also captared. and brought his ~ Chinaman to Nevada. The woman says she lost from $100. to $110 in. : Same LA aavrw re FOL.i WREST on Bhs wet fos Sera ap BHA Cc 0 \ lion “Welnenday -ieetideg, ae . age 5 rot soideotiqg All re, n oo ‘ aa Ge z neWaba Gory, vie. : O"eloe when ME” Tee we, éhe>t0rt . ‘apn one fob J A diffieulty occurred -in this city yesterday between Benjamin Reed and Chris. Janson,:in which: the latter was shot and so badly wounddd that he died in about two hours.— Jansen and two other nien Were playing cards in Carley & Tompkins’ saloon, and Reed sat upon the edge of the table looking on. Jansen had only afew checks and put up _somé which he lost,-and Reed said, “Your sixes wasn’t worth a d—n.”’ Jansen accused Reed of interfering in every gaine he (Jansen) ‘‘got into, and playing somebody else’s hand.” This Reed denied and Jansen called him a d—d liar, and used some other rough language. During the quarrel Chris. got up and shortly afterwards Reed went out, calling Jansen. a lying s—n of a b— h, as he went out of the door.’ He: went:.to Okey’s ‘house, below Spring street on Pine, and picked up a Colt’s navy revolver which was lying on a‘shelf. When asked what he was going to do he said ‘‘nothing much,’’ or something to that effect. “He returned to the saloon, according to the state‘ment of those present, in about. five or ten minutes. The game in which Jansen ‘was engaged was still going —on when Reed ‘entered, Reed: wentto the bar and said to Jansen, ‘Now ot something to that effect, abies who were near differing as to the, ex‘act language: Jansen arose and at Jansen advanced holding a heavy arm chair in front.of himself, apparently as a shield.“ He advanced half the Jength of the saloon in this way, and halted a moment, when he #dvanced rapidly, saying -to Reed, “You won't shoot,” or “you dare Reed ‘fired, the ball passing below the chair. and entering the body of . Janseti passed through the liver and lodged between thetenth andeleventh ' Fibs, a¢cording fo the opinion of Dr. Bailey, who examined the wound. Jansen fell forward foward the counter and Charley Cornell, who was standing on the sidewalk, ran in.and reached Jansen as he fell to the floor. The report of the pistol ‘was very Jond and.alarge number of persons “hearing the cries of Jansen tushed into the saloon. "Benj: Reed; immediately after the shooting, was taken in charge by Geo. W. Welch who gave him up to Constable Gray, and “Réed was taken’ to jail. The affair created considerable excitement. and there,was some talk, in the. crowd, of hanging’ “Reed, bat better counsels prevailed, ? _ Vensen was’shot at ‘hhalf ‘past ofie and died in two hours after. He was a native of Norway and had béen a _ resident of this city for over twenty *years.and for the past 5 or 6 years he was.employed at Maltman’s’ sulphuret Works. His age was about oH ' (ThierCaptured. Meaterday morning, about 3 o'clock, ‘olfioee Hank Snow: of ‘Grass Valley, arrested Ah Hung, in Chinatown, « Grass Valley, upon the charge of tobbing Maggie Prescott, who keeps the Lone Star.saloon in this city. “Siow. was in town at. 9 o’clock on. Wednesday night. He :traced. Ab’ Hung to Newtown, thence to Globe . tanch, and ’finally’“‘holed” him in a Chinese “‘chebang’’ in Grass Valley. He found ‘in his possession a check for $800 in favor of Maggie Gill, $4 in coin, and two purses, answering pia 2 cay’ Migr uncle vaal . from’ the ‘Lone Star. Snow then took the Chinaman into. the wodds, ter which he informed Snow that he Would find $60 in gold underthe bed ‘tied up in a handkerchief: This Money and thecheck. The China. Man was employed. to work about __the saloon. He wasy éxamccaendes uaih. Palen’ oe Oo the next Grand Jury os me of” $1,000. : ip to. Phat 1 can receipt for State ind County Pas keeper on the Grass Valley road, and . were stopped by two men. One of the would-be fobbérs’ Walked “out in the road side. The man who advanced held his pistol down by his side and demanded Jordan to stop: The latter by this time: had his pistol up and a bead drawn on the robber, who seeing the situation did not raise his weapon. Not a word was spoken, but Jordan kept his revolver bearing on his man, until. he and his companion backed off some distance: ‘The robbers had no. idea of taking any such even chances for money atid -quietly withdrew from the field. > Now is the Time. Now is the time to-get the. best bargains ever offered in Nevada city. Go to H. Levy’s on Commercial street, where you can get 10 yards of calico for a dollar with all the trimmings thrown into the bargain. All other kinds of goods proportionately stock, and get the most for yaur money. ° Geldsmith’s Prices, The dry goods store of A. Goldsmith, on Broad street, contains the most extensive and complete assortment of goods ever landed in this astonishingly low rates. Here are some of his prices: Ten yards of calico for $1, Five yards of Canton flannel for $1. Eight yards of bleached muslin, $1. Five spools of cotton for 25 cents. French corsets, 75 cents each. Balinoral skirts, one dollar each. +i Excitement. ; Read Goldsmith’s advertisement in another column. He is doing an immense business ind selling goods very low. ERTL RR EERE Without any disrespect to the members of the medical profession, a profession horored by all thinking men, it is_only just to gay that they are too thick om the ground. The consequence is that the community is only the gentle stimuMnt and. alterative, which has become famous’ throughout the country a6 a reliable médicime, under’ the name of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, she is not unfrequently dosed: with a dozen: prescriptions, all experimental, from ‘the Pharmacopqia. This is an evil, and proves that the practice of medicine is far from Being ‘st ‘all fimes a healing art.’ At this: period of the year, when the fall of the leaf indicates that decay bas seized upon the vegetable kingdom, many harassing diseases are prevalent. Chief among these may be mentioned. intermittent fever and bilious remittent. The exhalations rising from decomposing vegetation, and the heavy dews and fogs, are.very apt to generate these complaints. The wisest polity is te protect the system by a course of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters at the commencement. of: the fall, Much suffering may thereby be avoided, But if the disease has already begun, its periedical visitations may readily be checked amd. broken up by this active, yet harmless, vegetable tonic, But be on your guard against the charlatans who'are attempting to palm off, under ‘various ‘names, wunwiidlesome comfavorably with the great national. ¢lixir, the man employed onthe, road were . returning from. Grass, Valley they. . the rdad, ‘while the other stood at . low’ Come and select from the best . eity. The goods are being sold at. doctored over much. When nature needs. pounds, which they pretend to compare which has long since swept more fortnidable Opposition frem the field. Bear in mind that every bottle of: gettuine Hostetter’s . Stomach Bitters is authenticated by a-#plendidly engraved label, and a fac simile of the ply sede igi oe tegen Companies sign manual of the firm. . Put-yp in bottles . Shy*adugh to meop iat Gnas it sharehold only, and cannot be obtained in buik. paired. a ieee will be paid on adjust. . } ment.. Pelicy holderscannut do hetter than ES to ingure the Pacific. é KE. M. PRESTON, Agent. ‘Dissolution of Co-partnership. . evias, Oct. 15th. oa REMOVAL, se muse’ or PRESTOW k Le ndtisetae apace rae . ~. Cor. of Mill'and Main Streets, ” a : oe nee i= PHGINIX “AND HOME FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES, “OF HARTFORD AND NEW YORK, 424 CALIFORNIA ST. SAN FRANCISCO. CASH ASSETS AFTER PAYING ALL LOSSES SUSTAINED BY THE GREAT CHICAGO FIRE OVER $6,000,000 00 A legitimate Fire Insurance bus« iness, conducted on prudent, liberal and conservative principles, rates: and past services and present assets asthe guarantee of fn-~ ture responsibility and good faith B. H. MAGILL, Manager. Policies issued and renewed direct, by G, P. SPARKS,::Aigent, 028 AT NEVADA CIYT. 4 $150,000 00 GRAND GIFT CONCERT [a oF tae MERCY HOSPITAL, AT OMAHA,* Under the auspices of the SISTERS OF MERCY. To take place JANUARY 30th, 1872. (One. Hundred and Fifty In’ Cash Prizes: 3 HIGHEST PRIZE ~ $50,000 /IN-GOLD COIN . os Tickets $3 each or two for $b. Agents Wanted. For full particulars address

PATTEE & GARDINER, ANY INSURANCE:C jrultioa ‘by the Chicago Five. Some Sees ue business it they can comPolicy Holders. The Pacific Insurance Co., Will pay every Dollar eestg ieseentnd continue business as here“Tt lias stood the terrible test, and is to ED. MecSORLEY, EG8 LEAVE TO IVVORM his friends and the that’ he has remeved. his ola ; tothe GRASS VALLEY, on hand, to sdriinsect thas , From 0 8. 6 P. aa ‘ers of Nevada County, ae cess Moniiay, November 20th; 1871,. > wna te oe LAST DAY! . eh errant! Of all desriptions and of the No. 107, Montgomery Street, immense assortment of Candies and other goods suitable for the kad warranted to Si all climates. Prices low andterms liberal. and carefully attended to. BEST MATERIAIS, FRESHLY MANUFACTURED. DATEY, —BsBr— CANTY & WAGNER, Wholesale and Retail Confectioners, SAN FRANCISCO, The attention of the Trade is called to our K#” Orders irom the Interior — with expericnce on which te base . . _.,. to their advantage'te call andexamine my United States Internal Revenue, ASSISTANT ASSESSOR’S OFFICE. 5th Division, Fourth District, Cal, October 21st, 1871. Nome is neni given that the County ot Placer, formerly the 4th Division, luis Deen consolidated with Nevada and Sierre Counties, in tue Sta Division. 4th Qol.lection District, California. _.&..B. DAVENPORT, Assistant Assessor. . Nevada City, Cal. OIGARS AND TOBACCO. ULIUS GREENWALD, BROAD STREET Nevada City, keeps coustantly on hand & large and well sélected stock of HAVANA CIGARS, such as Cabanas, Matilda, Figaros, and all other Favorite Brands. TOBACCOEvery variety of Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. PLUG TOBACCO -Such as Lester’s Fig, Gelden Pancake, Paces Golden Twist, and other brands. WHOLESALE. OR RETAIL. m2” Country Dealers will find it greatly Stock and Prices. JULIUS GREENWALD. Nevada, Get. 3d; 1871. H. RB. BUSSENIUS, DRUGGIST, -MASONIC BUILDING, CORNER OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STS. BR. FININGER & C0., Ne. 76 Broad Street, Nevada City. Qygeat= AND RETAIY, DEALERS BRANDIES, WINES, LIQUORS, Groceries and Provisions, French Wine, Vinegar, Mineral Water, Teas, Coffee, Canned Fruits, &c. Revada, Oct: ist. i BE TAR GE All official business will be addressed to 4 NEVADA -€1TY, Have just received alarge and magnificent stock of GENTLEMEN’S AND BOY'S _CLOTHING ! &e. de. ! Of the Very Latest Style! And the Best Make ! ALSO, --Miners’ Rubber Goods,-BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS & CAPS, &e. &c A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT —or— Gents’ and Boys’ Underwear, BLANKETS. &e. &o FIRST QUALITY OF CALTRORNIA, Bas: T TERN AND IMPORTED Driving and Riding Gloves. BEAUTIFUL Busincey and Dress Suits ! Geods will be sold at the very ‘LOWEST PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES ? The public is invited to call and srtaiithide. Great ican te saat ROSENSTOCE, PRICE & OO. Corner of Pine & Commercial Streets. DR. RB. W. STERLING, Ne 49 Main Street, Grass Valley. — “WOULD inform the sufferers who Garé notinhale the vapors of Choloform or Ether . that:he will continue to-use . FREE OF oe B POR — PRESENT, xide of, Nitrogen, for toventeaction of worthless Teeth and Reeta patn, and that the time from the first inhalation to the comPLere restoration tonatufal condition, need not exceed 2 min. utes: I also administer Choloform, Ether, Narcotic Bpray ; while in the ag" OPER: ATING DEPARTMENT I am —— Phan Pneumatic Engine Excavator—a v lete and favorite instrument—while with toe Automatic Malict; and the Coffer Dam and Saliva Pump. I am putting inand build Contour fillings. which cannot be ex. celled ty outline and finish in the MECHAN, ICAL DEPARTMENT I furnish full upper or lower sets for $25 on either Silver, Adamantine Base, Rose Pearl, Pyroxylene, or Hard Rubber, with or without the Flexible Edge. Badly fitting plates corrected, or Teeth anton on Gold or Aluminum cost more than the above figure. Charges moderate, yet large enough 4 beg ai cute my best efforts. UNION INSURANCE COMP’Y, OF SAN FRANCISCO. Cash Capital. . . $1,000,000 ALL PAID UP. . SOLD ON COMMISSION ONLY. £. M. Hau. ’ H. A. CHARLE 8 HALL, CHARLES & MACKIE, 408 Montgomery Street, S** FRANCISCO. BANKERS AND BROKER ASD DEALERS ne s! GOVERNMENT SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE. #@ STOCKS BOUGHT AND 028 PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE I8SURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTPORD. HAMS, BACON, DRIED BEEF, br; THIS YEAR'S CURING, ' Splendid Quality of MEW LARD, — without danger to its or Cap— s.B. DAVENPORT, Agent, D. LAMAIRE eo ppeintad m, mae ete . [Sea ie ee, : ; * : and the surro coun aj will be promptly and faithfully attended to. UNION MARKET. DR. PARNO, — x : iPi N. ACOB APFZIGAR, Prop’s. DISSOLUTION. K*erece imes, the is that the Dy sete teers enone A. Potter and 8. N. Bli ‘name of Potter & sa da ander the fm hin dy dian ed by m saaribs late firm are oe mane ted to 48 s00n a8 ere itn Pies “hues i will find it Haee .} onthe + commer ‘ § ni * ZUR « ¥ Ft Che ale few Uvors belUW 7 Lanicasieds Stable, Largest and most complete Stock —or— [HARNESS OF ALL KINDS, SADDLES, WHIPS, . SPONGES, BELTS, &e. Ke: Ever seen in this City, ag” Allin wantof anything in my line’ > ing, promptly, neatly and ome Giveme wecall. r DRY GOODs. J. & 8. ROSENTHAL, } Sidi RECEIVED the Latgest and most complete stock of ‘Dry and Fancy Goods, Ever brought into eaoenty 9 of Nevada,, Pf you have doubts, call We. havea splendid stock of SILKS @F ALL COLORS, and of the very best quati.28, Which will be sold at low rates. seen in this or.any other ci SHAWES AND CROAKS, Vie peeiieat and richest lot to be found. DOMESTIC e00bs, can’t be beat, We have all grades and prices. . 'S SHOES. — LADIES" AND. CHILDREN "] Wehhave «lange stock eg i hg pe say to ail, before petty $i: anything im . our line-elsewhere, call and examine our goods and prices, We axe determined to give great hit i , _ Nevada, Oct. 10th. LESTER & MULLOY, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE Ope, &e. NO, 58 BROAD 8 EBRET, NEVADA CITY. LOUR, HAMS, . BACON, — and Ty sorts of PROVISIONS on NEW GOODS constantly received pr the Kastern markets, among. them HYPE: RION COD FisH, airGEKGAN Cl CRANBERRIES, SEA MOSS FARINA, &c line usted. to ate Je ean isis a & MULIOY. . Nevada, May 9%. = me FOR SALE. _FIRSTRATE op] opportanity ts offered for any one wishing to buy a pleasait residence in mo wee, oN The house ig ix ‘excellent repair andthe lot contnae © iSpy ee Chics fruit oe: ture, uding carpets, exce cab: dition, will be sold’ with the house if desired. There is a.good ge and supply pipes from the water works for irrigation apply.. his office Nevada, Oct. 8th, 1871 TAM’S. RESTAURANT. 2 o’clock at night j FRESH OY STEMS received every day Bud served up in uny étyle. Pig’s Feet, Hain Tea, served at any time. Families in Nevada City or hc at might. in the morning til! by ordering at place. ‘The Saloon is titted up for the accommodation of Ladics and Gentlemen and will be keptin the very best manner. ANTOINE 'T Proprietor. Nevada, Oct. 0th. sy The National Exchange Shaving Saloon and Baths. BROAD STREET... .NEVADA.° HOE xb say ie, SE ‘SHAVING, SHAMPOOING ARIAL OUETIBE The Union. Shaving Saloon Has been placed in charge of a No. 1° wo rkman where old customers will be acconiinudated. Fah FORD. Proprietor. Nevada, Oct. 11 NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE €0. LONDON. TILLINGHAST BROS. Agta, San Franclac» ee Reserve Fund, exclusive of a Oe a eB 3{011,162 Life Asspranceand Annuity fund, 11,568,334 Gold Baste, a 925,160, 940 GEO.-W: ‘WELCH, Agent, A ox wian sae cp er 1 fach uate he tie iaing eee zt a om Se SP be addi fltteiae dasa on close 42 ecoount. [ ly BM T. GARRATT. 9 dan Praneioon, Oct: 2 Sen Hianelsco. "UNVTED TATE sALoox : "Vlas sel. ly to their Saeknings: tu give mea ca vie tte Ne yeep ee cle usually foundiin a first: class Saddlery Establishmen DRESS. GQODS, the arentent variety ever . All purchasers-wishing anything in opr °* and Eggs, Hot Coffee and — in the county cin gét fresh Oysters inthe ale)”