October 16, 1867 (4 pages)

ve iY by xX> “ow > ee ee, a a a ae should forget the daty which he-owes “tev did set for trial on Friday next, “Woe ‘INTELLIGENCE, Do. “1008 Dury.—_No loyal citizen to attend the polls @pday, and cast his vote for the Unibn candidates for Supreme J udge, State Superintendent of Schools and County “Judge, whom there "ig the best assurance will fill those post: tions with fidelity, ability, and to the advantage of the interests with which they will be'‘charged. There is now a motive which has not heretofore been presented to call out a large vote. In the past, the election of fhe candidates of thedominant partyhas been a foregone conclusion, and little motive for exertion has existed on either side; but now the Democratic party, incited by its late success, will make every effort for party prestige, ‘and the Union party __. Will strive to: recover that which waa} . ’ ‘lost through disaffection and apathy at the late election, and it has moreover candidates in*the-field--upot whom its support is united, and who are universally admitted, upon years: of trial, to be competent and faithful,while against them are men of untried qualifications, doubtful antecedents. and associations, and whose election can only. be urged on partisan grounds. Every Union man has therefore'a double. motive to do his duty at the polls to-day. Roppery at Moore’s Fiat.—On Monday John MeNichols,, of. Moore’s: Flat, lost $5,000 in gold under the’following circumstances; The families of MeNichols and Pat. Doolin were neighbors and great friends. MeNichols had beed on a spree fora number of days, and his wile, fearing that he would get} his money and squander it, went to the place on the premises w here it was buried and dug it up. She took it ovér to Doolin’s, and she and Doolin’s* wife buried it in a small cellar under Mrs. Doolin’s, bed .room.; Im due; time Mc: Nichols sobered up and he and his wife went over to Doolin’s to get the money but it was not to be found. It is supposed that the place of deposit was un. knewn to'any save the two women,and ed to call . . settle ‘their accounts immediatély. Customers aré respéctfully requested not to ask credit in the fa. ture, as we desire to'do strictly nto business. 8. HAAS * cor Novada, October 6, 1867. SPEcTAL. Nutick.—Persons Laiuied ha Uaindel ven. indebted to the late firm o: Gregory & Waite, will make immediate payment to GREGORY & GO. "Nevada, Jaly2 1867 = * x DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS, JUDICIAL ELECTION : WEDNESDAY..OCTOBER 16th. For Justice of esiasioai Court, ROYAL 2, SPRAGUE, of Shasta. For Supt. Public Instruetion, 0. P. FTCT ALD San Francisco For Cusiity’ Pudie, THOMAS B. REARDON, Of Nevada City. : septi9-td RARE CHANCE . ! CLOSING OUT SALE REGARDLESS OF COST! THE ENTIRE STOCK. MUST BE SOLD WITHIN SIXTY DAYS FROM THE DATE OF THIS NOTICE ! CLL OWENS suspicion rests upon the Doolin family. * Yesterday morning, ‘atan early hour, District Attorney Caldwell was aroused . and went to Moore’s Flat toinvestigateé . the matter. — men may be obtained in. re a ‘ous ghrp wee the Roush Pukinhtane Ey adadndar a “buck” Chinaman came along Pine street dragging and scolding a Chinawoman, whom he was forcing to go-with him. He, was evidently in great. rage and. would. have beaten the woman, but for the fear of the “Melican mén” who stood around. He pulled her up to the corner of Broad street, where some gentlemen interfered and compelled him to releage the woman, who was apparently much frightened, He went home and shortly after returned. The woman had gone up Broad street. ‘ She was overtaken by the man, who, it is stated, was armed with a knife. He was watched for somé time but ‘offered the woman no violence, as, he. probably knew ‘he would be arrested if he did. A China‘man who was asked what the treuble was, replied : He alletime go way. He nostay home,” The Chinese hold their women in the most abject slavery, and when they resist rough usage, the poor creatures are beaten withont mercy. They are bought GLENBROOK PaRK.—The trial ‘suit of B. 8. Pratt against Chas. a ‘for the possession of Glenbrook ck, was called in Court yesfor which day a jury has been ordered. As the facts will be brought’ out on the trial we make*no mention of the grounds upon which the parties respec* tively rely. for their claims. Bh octane» . oceurred . . mentioned yesterday as hay at San Juan, took place at Crossing, two miles beyond: San: Juan, Yuba. The man’ was on the Middle ag ta serdgy. ‘The patios bad bye . 1) olbvatat “ 2 an Sang After the investigation . — ; “He welly bad ooman. . . GENTS? FURNISHING Goons; BOOTS AND SHOES, MISSION BLANKETS NOTIONS, &é. ke. Ke. FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS Ladies’ & Childrens Shoes, ? a Come and be convinced of the Fact. S. HAAS & CO. e"To Dealers extraordinary inducements will be held out, Nevada, Oct. 6th. CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, é&o. JULIUS GnEnNwatp, AS ON HAND AND WILL SELL VERY H CHEAP FOR Casi the following artianaes POUNDS OF FAVORITE BRANDS _*\ @F TOBACCO 160,000 OF THE VERY BEST HAVANA AND IMITATION CIGARS TO BE. * BAD IN THE MARKET. KILLIKINICK SMOKING. TOBACCO, of FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO, of every kind. _ Bisco re warn tobe an rerecnen sate ane” . FACS RRR ALD . Nevada, Sept, 90. ,SRUNKS AND VALISES Rp agin firm of 8. "Hans & Go are request. THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING : We keep our Establishment always supplied THE) PALIov\ CAMPAIGN 4 te ce angie, i Mam een “ 2 OT oe m ‘BANNER: pROd:;” « NEVADA CITY,’ « ARE NOW RECEIVING DAILY INSTALL*, MENTS OF Fall and Winter Clothing, . Consisting in part of DRESS SUITS, © ' BEAVER suITs, ° BUSINESS SUITS, Ed AND ALL SORTS OF CLOTHING las MEN & BOYS, At this redeem yo can be found every article necessary fj Géntleman’s . wardrobe from.a NECK-T TO A FULL DRESS SUIT OF THE FIRST QUALI: LITY. AS WE ARE RECEIVING OUR goons DIRECT FROM NEW YORK BY _EVERY STEAMER OUR-CUS‘TOMERS MAY RELY UPON GETTING THE BEST GOODS AND.LATEST STYLES AT THE . ” VERY LOWEST PRICES, We have on hand and are receiving a large ". Stock of Mens‘ and Boys’ Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, &e, Also, a full be amas nént of RUBBER CLOTH ING, consisting of Rubber Coats, Boots, Pants, &e. Suitable for Miners, And others who desire to ‘‘keep dry.” Our Rubber Goods are lately manufactured and not liable to peel on oF crack. . with everything in the Clothing & Furnishing line, fad relying tng een fe “fair Ferg J for sucess = . . Goods by ~~ thy Debi Don't forget the old stand of: BANNER BROTHERS, Leronrsns, WHOLESALE & Reraw Dzaers, Cor, Broad & Pine Sts. © Is CHEWIWG THE STRING . 1867. 1867. ALL GOODS SOLD = K. IN WEVADA! sn, J YOU. — TO FIND OUT, TRY THE 1867. dette & NOVITSK YS NEW DRY GOODS bits amagmbores kinds as Low as hhore thse war, Oar Stock was not purchased pr ba a6 Ce ereeaas Danie abe ane Wis sol acco . Our stock com assortment of Goo Car ts, House Furnish Goo oes, &. so BUES 4 ery £5 Sea CASSIMERE ROBES ‘rec received from the Indians, agi tedon the war —now to had at any price. Not ha room to add specialities we rely dys ss ‘“ yb ae yourself that “now is the acce COMMERCIAL ST. ST. ‘opp. Masonic Hall. Nevada, Oct. 12th. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD! 9 dey ABOVE WILL BE PAID TO. ANY . one who can prove that they took the First Premium on SEWING MACHINES over the “SINGER” at the Paris Exposition of 1967. OUR NEW FAMILY MACHINE, which. has been over two years in preparation brought to less of time, labor and expense, is now confidently offered to the public as incomparably the best SEWING “MACHINE in existence. Send for ilTUE SINGER MANUPACTURING CO. : ee ei ae ee " 2 XAT boo Hhehouss. _ San Francisco, Oct, 9th. 4 wig cob ad Yt? treet & donee Keewey, edd ERCIAL STRRET, on “NEVADA CITY, ~~ “Will Sell PROVISIONS, werd HARDWARE, onookERy, And everything usually called for. FOR CAsH, . OR ON A LIBERAL CREDIT. Nevada, Oct. 18th. L H 0 E 0 E x P 8 G = 0 E 0 D JOHN,Nevada, Oct. 12. STUMPFS’ HOTEL -—AND— RESTAURANT, BROAD aran above Pine Street, Nevada citi fib: ¥. Sumer, Proprietor Good Roo pes Meals, Good Cooks, Good Liquors, Low Prices, . , English and German speken in Apartments for Ladies. Neatly furnished, and the best of accommodations p 012 F. STUMPF, VEGETABLE AND PROVISION STORE. I B. AUSTIN would the of Nevada and vicinit; A Inform Ryan og ed.a New Store, on BKOAD STREET, two doors above the Theatre, where he intends keeping constantly on hand, VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS, FRUIT OF ALL KINDS, BUTTER, EGGS, CAN FRUITS, CASE GOODS, &. &e. €2”” Goods delivered free of charge. A share of the public ronage is respectfally selicited. ~ we eit JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, APOTHECARY AND CHEMIST, COR. BROAD & PINE 8TS. ‘Nevada City. ‘Physicians’ Prescriptions. carefully prepared. . olt FRESH FISH, +. made arransement TT poy (eee : ts by the FLRST cee : eo KD i ° . Loon, Onan of Hnved gn0-Fina siuts ha Oysters served Fresh, Stewed or on the Half . Shell. Families supplied. EP-ORDERS SOLICITED. ga _ 0c 2 ]. PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE, Established in 1958.) BY. : (. SAMES. a. OTT OMice-28 Main Str, Nevada City RES OF EVERY DESCRIP-ORES OF . Assaye. Boon Melting anes nein the presence _ ‘of ‘depositors. @0 TO “SANDYS” 2" When you wish to “smile or . " puft a fragrant Mavaiatat ~ He. always keeps the Best. Nevaiia, Oct. Tia. WILD PIGEON SALOON, BROAD ST, opposite Gregory & Co's. : ANTOINE STEVENS, Proprictor. © KE ON HAND & A GOOD STOCK OFLIQUORS, . Wines, Ale, Porter, Lager Beer, AND GOOD CIGARS, Give me a call, oll . J. I. Caldwell and John Caldwell Attorneys and Counselors at Law. Office No. 42 Broad street, Neveda City. J, I. CALDWEL: Notary Publi o County id ener Miner A for thebate of ie OHN CALDWELL, District Attorney and Nome LE fet Nevada Coun ELL, Deputy District Attomey MUSKOt { MUSEOME. ©. Bm. On OHASE, TEACHER OF MUSIC, NSTRUCTIONS ON THE PIANO, ae and Vio he! Fanos thceb eed a ed from two to. usic oe the Piano other instr seaey Or aithentt ia eae “FRANK H. FISHER, MACHINIST, At Stiles? MEAL, near the Suspension Bridge. OF A KINDS OF Aine ann wane ian ee = for begs = & ociom eooy a es CH, FERRAND, PHOTOG RAPHIG ~AND— DAGUERREAN AR’ "Every kind or Fhotneeee and pare types taken in the beat sty. the Art, uv ; ON PINE STREET, . Over the United States Bakery. BLA ZE’s SALOON}. Corner of Pine & Commercial Sta, erie You WANT a ( A GOOD DRINK ae GO TO BLAZES es ides ee Wee ee ~ wees es R. M. HUNT, MD, ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, NEVADA CITY, seps-"6T-tf ©, it. BATES, PHYSIOLAN: <OFFICH— In Masonte Balding, Pye set, Nevkd ty DR. J. W. TALBOCT, Physician and Surgeon Office at Dr. Kents Drug Store, Residénce—UNION HOTEL. Devotes s attention toDiseases of Women od J. B. JOMNSON, Attorney and Counselor at Law NOTARY PUBLIC, And Commission of Deeds for Nevada. Main street, North San Juan, next does above Frank Smith's. A. ©. NELES, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Corner of Broad and Pine St Pine Streets, Nevada city DE. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and ot Bond nd Pine, aiesae er after having pocome tentie pain, lw WABRANT ALL WORK eat this Wo be pertuemad'ii = mare skilint os satisiaction uleanite promy and neti done at this pe tong ork NOTICE, PERSONS KNOWING As TERS ONS XB OUI. ‘ON. . JULIUS caeenwann. ye 1am Ad be . . oheade

ve iY by xX> “ow > ee ee, a a a ae should forget the daty which he-owes “tev did set for trial on Friday next, “Woe ‘INTELLIGENCE, Do. “1008 Dury.—_No loyal citizen to attend the polls @pday, and cast his vote for the Unibn candidates for Supreme J udge, State Superintendent of Schools and County “Judge, whom there "ig the best assurance will fill those post: tions with fidelity, ability, and to the advantage of the interests with which they will be'‘charged. There is now a motive which has not heretofore been presented to call out a large vote. In the past, the election of fhe candidates of thedominant partyhas been a foregone conclusion, and little motive for exertion has existed on either side; but now the Democratic party, incited by its late success, will make every effort for party prestige, ‘and the Union party __. Will strive to: recover that which waa} . ’ ‘lost through disaffection and apathy at the late election, and it has moreover candidates in*the-field--upot whom its support is united, and who are universally admitted, upon years: of trial, to be competent and faithful,while against them are men of untried qualifications, doubtful antecedents. and associations, and whose election can only. be urged on partisan grounds. Every Union man has therefore'a double. motive to do his duty at the polls to-day. Roppery at Moore’s Fiat.—On Monday John MeNichols,, of. Moore’s: Flat, lost $5,000 in gold under the’following circumstances; The families of MeNichols and Pat. Doolin were neighbors and great friends. MeNichols had beed on a spree fora number of days, and his wile, fearing that he would get} his money and squander it, went to the place on the premises w here it was buried and dug it up. She took it ovér to Doolin’s, and she and Doolin’s* wife buried it in a small cellar under Mrs. Doolin’s, bed .room.; Im due; time Mc: Nichols sobered up and he and his wife went over to Doolin’s to get the money but it was not to be found. It is supposed that the place of deposit was un. knewn to'any save the two women,and ed to call . . settle ‘their accounts immediatély. Customers aré respéctfully requested not to ask credit in the fa. ture, as we desire to'do strictly nto business. 8. HAAS * cor Novada, October 6, 1867. SPEcTAL. Nutick.—Persons Laiuied ha Uaindel ven. indebted to the late firm o: Gregory & Waite, will make immediate payment to GREGORY & GO. "Nevada, Jaly2 1867 = * x DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS, JUDICIAL ELECTION : WEDNESDAY....OCTOBER 16th. For Justice of esiasioai Court, ROYAL 2, SPRAGUE, of Shasta. For Supt. Public Instruetion, 0. P. FTCT ALD San Francisco For Cusiity’ Pudie, THOMAS B. REARDON, Of Nevada City. : septi9-td RARE CHANCE . ! CLOSING OUT SALE REGARDLESS OF COST! THE ENTIRE STOCK. MUST BE SOLD WITHIN SIXTY DAYS FROM THE DATE OF THIS NOTICE ! CLL OWENS suspicion rests upon the Doolin family. * Yesterday morning, ‘atan early hour, District Attorney Caldwell was aroused . and went to Moore’s Flat toinvestigateé . the matter. — men may be obtained in. re a ‘ous ghrp wee the Roush Pukinhtane Ey adadndar a “buck” Chinaman came along Pine street dragging and scolding a Chinawoman, whom he was forcing to go-with him.. He, was evidently in great. rage and. would. have beaten the woman, but for the fear of the “Melican mén” who stood around. He pulled her up to the corner of Broad street, where some gentlemen interfered and compelled him to releage the woman, who was apparently much frightened, He went home and shortly after returned. The woman had gone up Broad street. ‘ She was overtaken by the man, who, it is stated, was armed with a knife. He was watched for somé time but ‘offered the woman no violence, as, he. probably knew ‘he would be arrested if he did. A China‘man who was asked what the treuble was, replied : He alletime go way. He nostay home,” The Chinese hold their women in the most abject slavery, and when they resist rough usage, the poor creatures are beaten withont mercy. They are bought GLENBROOK PaRK.—The trial ‘suit of B. 8. Pratt against Chas. a ‘for the possession of Glenbrook ck, was called in Court yesfor which day a jury has been ordered. As the facts will be brought’ out on the trial we make*no mention of the grounds upon which the parties respec* tively rely. for their claims. Bh octane» . oceurred . . mentioned yesterday as hay at San Juan, took place at Crossing, two miles beyond: San: Juan, Yuba.. The man’ was on the Middle ag ta serdgy. ‘The patios bad bye . 1) olbvatat “ 2 an Sang After the investigation . — ; “He welly bad ooman. . . GENTS? FURNISHING Goons; BOOTS AND SHOES, MISSION BLANKETS NOTIONS, &é. ke. Ke. FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS Ladies’ & Childrens Shoes, ? a Come and be convinced of the Fact. S. HAAS & CO. e"To Dealers extraordinary inducements will be held out, Nevada, Oct. 6th. CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, é&o. JULIUS GnEnNwatp, AS ON HAND AND WILL SELL VERY H CHEAP FOR Casi the following artianaes POUNDS OF FAVORITE BRANDS _*\ @F TOBACCO 160,000 OF THE VERY BEST HAVANA AND IMITATION CIGARS TO BE. * BAD IN THE MARKET. KILLIKINICK SMOKING. TOBACCO, of FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO, of every kind. _ Bisco re warn tobe an rerecnen sate ane” . FACS RRR ALD . Nevada, Sept, 90. ,SRUNKS AND VALISES Rp agin firm of 8. "Hans & Go are request. THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING : We keep our Establishment always supplied THE) PALIov\ CAMPAIGN 4 te ce angie, i Mam een “ 2 OT oe m ‘BANNER: pROd:;” « NEVADA CITY,’ « ARE NOW RECEIVING DAILY INSTALL*, MENTS OF Fall and Winter Clothing, . Consisting in part of DRESS SUITS, © ' BEAVER suITs, ° BUSINESS SUITS, Ed AND ALL SORTS OF CLOTHING las MEN & BOYS, At this redeem yo can be found every article necessary fj Géntleman’s . wardrobe from.a NECK-T TO A FULL DRESS SUIT OF THE FIRST QUALI: LITY. AS WE ARE RECEIVING OUR goons DIRECT FROM NEW YORK BY _EVERY STEAMER OUR-CUS‘TOMERS MAY RELY UPON GETTING THE BEST GOODS AND.LATEST STYLES AT THE . ” VERY LOWEST PRICES, We have on hand and are receiving a large ". Stock of Mens‘ and Boys’ Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, &e, Also, a full be amas nént of RUBBER CLOTH ING, consisting of Rubber Coats, Boots, Pants, &e. Suitable for Miners, And others who desire to ‘‘keep dry.” Our Rubber Goods are lately manufactured and not liable to peel on oF crack. . with everything in the Clothing & Furnishing line, fad relying tng een fe “fair Ferg J for sucess = . . Goods by ~~ thy Debi Don't forget the old stand of: BANNER BROTHERS, Leronrsns, WHOLESALE & Reraw Dzaers, Cor, Broad & Pine Sts. © Is CHEWIWG THE STRING . 1867. 1867.

ALL GOODS SOLD = K. IN WEVADA! sn, J YOU. — TO FIND OUT, TRY THE 1867. dette & NOVITSK YS NEW DRY GOODS bits amagmbores kinds as Low as hhore thse war, Oar Stock was not purchased pr ba a6 Ce ereeaas Danie abe ane Wis sol acco . Our stock com assortment of Goo Car ts, House Furnish Goo oes, &. so BUES 4 ery £5 Sea CASSIMERE ROBES ‘rec received from the Indians, agi tedon the war —now to had at any price. Not ha room to add specialities we rely dys ss ‘“ yb ae yourself that “now is the acce COMMERCIAL ST. ST. ‘opp. Masonic Hall. Nevada, Oct. 12th. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD! 9 dey ABOVE WILL BE PAID TO. ANY . one who can prove that they took the First Premium on SEWING MACHINES over the “SINGER” at the Paris Exposition of 1967. OUR NEW FAMILY MACHINE, which. has been over two years in preparation brought to less of time, labor and expense, is now confidently offered to the public as incomparably the best SEWING “MACHINE in existence. Send for ilTUE SINGER MANUPACTURING CO. : ee ei ae ee " 2 XAT boo Hhehouss. _ San Francisco, Oct, 9th. 4 wig cob ad Yt? treet & donee Keewey, edd ERCIAL STRRET, on “NEVADA CITY, ~~ “Will Sell PROVISIONS, werd HARDWARE, onookERy, And everything usually called for. FOR CAsH, . OR ON A LIBERAL CREDIT. Nevada, Oct. 18th. L H 0 E 0 E x P 8 G = 0 E 0 D JOHN,Nevada, Oct. 12. STUMPFS’ HOTEL -—AND— RESTAURANT, BROAD aran above Pine Street, Nevada citi fib: ¥. Sumer, Proprietor Good Roo pes Meals, Good Cooks, Good Liquors, Low Prices, . , English and German speken in Apartments for Ladies. Neatly furnished, and the best of accommodations p 012 F. STUMPF, VEGETABLE AND PROVISION STORE. I B. AUSTIN would the of Nevada and vicinit; A Inform Ryan og ed.a New Store, on BKOAD STREET, two doors above the Theatre, where he intends keeping constantly on hand, VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS, FRUIT OF ALL KINDS, BUTTER, EGGS, CAN FRUITS, CASE GOODS, &. &e. €2”” Goods delivered free of charge. A share of the public ronage is respectfally selicited. ~ we eit JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, APOTHECARY AND CHEMIST, COR. BROAD & PINE 8TS. ‘Nevada City. ‘Physicians’ Prescriptions. carefully prepared. . olt FRESH FISH, +. made arransement TT poy (eee : ts by the FLRST cee : eo KD i ° . Loon, Onan of Hnved gn0-Fina siuts ha Oysters served Fresh, Stewed or on the Half . Shell. Families supplied. EP-ORDERS SOLICITED. ga _ 0c 2 ]. PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE, Established in 1958.) BY. : (. SAMES. a. OTT OMice-28 Main Str, Nevada City RES OF EVERY DESCRIP-ORES OF . Assaye. Boon Melting anes nein the presence _ ‘of ‘depositors. @0 TO “SANDYS” 2" When you wish to “smile or . " puft a fragrant Mavaiatat ~ He. always keeps the Best. Nevaiia, Oct. Tia. WILD PIGEON SALOON, BROAD ST, opposite Gregory & Co's. : ANTOINE STEVENS, Proprictor. © KE ON HAND & A GOOD STOCK OFLIQUORS, . Wines, Ale, Porter, Lager Beer, AND GOOD CIGARS, Give me a call, oll . J. I. Caldwell and John Caldwell Attorneys and Counselors at Law. Office No. 42 Broad street, Neveda City. J, I. CALDWEL: Notary Publi o County id ener Miner A for thebate of ie OHN CALDWELL, District Attorney and Nome LE fet Nevada Coun ELL, Deputy District Attomey MUSKOt { MUSEOME. ©. Bm. On OHASE, TEACHER OF MUSIC, NSTRUCTIONS ON THE PIANO, ae and Vio he! Fanos thceb eed a ed from two to. usic oe the Piano other instr seaey Or aithentt ia eae “FRANK H. FISHER, MACHINIST, At Stiles? MEAL, near the Suspension Bridge. OF A KINDS OF Aine ann wane ian ee = for begs = & ociom eooy a es CH, FERRAND, PHOTOG RAPHIG ~AND— DAGUERREAN AR’ "Every kind or Fhotneeee and pare types taken in the beat sty. the Art, uv ; ON PINE STREET, .. Over the United States Bakery. BLA ZE’s SALOON}. Corner of Pine & Commercial Sta, erie You WANT a ( A GOOD DRINK ae GO TO BLAZES es ides ee Wee ee ~ wees es R. M. HUNT, MD, ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, NEVADA CITY, seps-"6T-tf ©, it. BATES, PHYSIOLAN: <OFFICH— In Masonte Balding, Pye set, Nevkd ty DR. J. W. TALBOCT, Physician and Surgeon Office at Dr. Kents Drug Store, Residénce—UNION HOTEL. Devotes s attention toDiseases of Women od J. B. JOMNSON, Attorney and Counselor at Law NOTARY PUBLIC, And Commission of Deeds for Nevada. Main street, North San Juan, next does above Frank Smith's. A. ©. NELES, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Corner of Broad and Pine St Pine Streets, Nevada city DE. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and ot Bond nd Pine, aiesae er after having pocome tentie pain, lw WABRANT ALL WORK eat this Wo be pertuemad'ii = mare skilint os satisiaction uleanite promy and neti done at this pe tong ork NOTICE, PERSONS KNOWING As TERS ONS XB OUI. ‘ON. . JULIUS caeenwann. ye 1am Ad be . . oheade