September 23, 1871 (4 pages)

TABLES, y rates by building + PRO7RCH, red every rates and 02 RUCKEE h the bes 8. ;on hand ediry. j12 nd Nevast, Sept nyself,— arded by , NationNEVADA CITY, OAL. : » LOCAL AFFATRS. ‘The Japanese Troupe. / Thed apanese troupe of performers, numbering thirteen, will be in this _city on next Wednesday and Thursday evenings. The troupe has been performing in Sacramento during the State Fair, and has been a great attraction. The Union says: ‘The truly rémarkable feats of the Yeddo troupe of Japan are deservedly receiving liberal patronage. Their -matinee and evening performances are always crowded.””Among-their performers. aretight and slack rope walkers, jugglers, balancers,-J " gymnasjs, top spinners, and magiily gah the great sleight of hand performer, and his six juvenile pupils are alone worth the price of admission to see. This troupe drew_crowds in San Francisco, and everywhere they have perfomed. The Camp Meeting. Vthe camp meeting commenced at the picnic ground yesterday, at 11 o'clock. The ground is one of the best in the county and has been fitted up in excellent slyle for fhe accommodation of those who attend. Hamilton has a large boarding tent on the ground and meals are furnished at reasonable rates. The services will be held every day as follows: Prayer meetings at 9 o’clock, preach-. ing ati 4. 3t.;-and at 3and 7% p.m. Stages will leave this city every dav in time for each service, and will return with passengers who desire to come back after service. On Sunday, in addition to the usnal exercises, Quarterly Meeting of the Nevada station will be held. Those who desire to remain upon the eamp ground can obtain accommodations at reasonable rates. There will probably “bea very large attendance from Nevada, Grass Valley and other parts of the county on Sunday. The Cunningham Mine. J About four months ago a company, of practical miners took a lease of . ‘the old Cunningham mine, which had been idle for several years.— They have since ran a tunnel and struck the ledge, flnding first rate looking rock. They are now taking out quartz, which they are having worked at the Marchie mill on Deer creek, Episcopal Sewlng Society. ~ Jihe Episcopal Sewing Society will meet at the residence of Mrs. E. P. Marselus, this evening at 7 o'clock. Dogs.—The Grass Valley Union hath the following: What an inestimable blessing Noah would have conferred upon Grass Valley, if he refused to receive dogs into the Ark. ‘We won’t exaggerate—we are not given to that kind of intellectual exercise—but if we should gay there were one thousand good-for-nothing, mean-looking, spindle-shanked, longnosed, long-tailed cusses in the form of dogs knocking loose around town, itis likely we should be taken to task for making too low an estimate. It was our luck yesterd ay to get into the midst of a dog fight—fifteen of them without counting ourselves in— Of all sizes from a two bit bag of tobaceo up to a'young calf, and not one of the lot fit even for sausage meat. If some of our sausage manufacturers of the Bay City, who are teputed as not as fastidious as our folks, would send a collecting agent to this section of the country, we would undertake to furnish in the shortest space of time amonth’s supPly for use in their line of business. . Som of the best men of the Relican are supporting me.— lorem Reto nPPorting Yes, they must be sweet scented Republicans to support such a vile and infamous traitor as you are. is not one drop of patriotism in their hearts if they support you. We believe the charge ia lie, uttered enly for the purpose of deceiving the men of-the State. Goon news come to usfrom Siam, in spite of the hard things that have ‘been said of the King of that country. Whether instigated to such a course. by the example of the barbarians of the West or not, the monarch has reSolved to set free all the slaves io his Tealms. The perpetual abolition of of slavery will therefore take place on the first of January, 1872. ‘Tie Baily Granseris. Imfluoneg offemperatureon Perature of night tmd day is greater than at any other time of the year. , In the early autumn the quicksilver sometimes arises is high as in the most fervid summer weather; while at night it often sinks to an almost wintry point. Thé human body not being made of steel or India rubber, sensibly feels these tremendous changes. To fortify the system against them, a genuine tonic is required; and the public has long since discovered that among this discription of medicines Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is infinitely the best, It gently quickens the cir. culation, regulates the bowels, tones the liver, braces the nerves, and thus puts the whole physique on its defense against the vicissitudes of temperature in our climate. Few, if any cases of epidemic fever are heard of in localities where it is in common use. As it becomes more and’more widely known, and the demand for it increases, . chills and fever, and the bilious remittant seem to recede before it, and if it ever should come into tiniversal use, these diseases would cease to be known as the scources of our low lying and marshy dis-, tricts. That homely bit of proverbial phicure,” should be especially borne in mind in the autumn months; and indeed in all Seasons, together with the fact that among all the preventives of malarious disease, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters isthe most safe and petent. ‘ Be certain, however; to obtain the genuine article, as countless imitations of a pernicious character are abroad. See that the externals are all right, and remember that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is sold in bottles alone. . ANSON W. LESTER, Cc. E. MULLOY LESTER & MULLOY, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ’ CASE GOODS, &. NO. 58 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, LOUR, HAMS, BACON, LARD, and all sorts of PROVISIONS ou hand. NEW GOODS constantly received from the Eastern markets among them HYPERION CUD FISH, MICHIGAN CRANBER.RLES, SEA MOSS FARINA, &e. _ All purchasers wishing anything in our line are requusted to give us 4 call. LesTEX & MULLOY. Nevada, May 9th. John Jack’s Variety Store. . PINE STREET, next door to the Corner of ~ Broad Street, Nevada City. OHN JACK having fitted his new Store y up in good style, is prepared to furnish ine public with : Le Tobacco, Poultry, Fancy Goods, &c. &c. At the LOWEST MARKET PRICE. Give me a call. Nevada, June 10th. PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE IN. SURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD. D. LAMAIRE has been appointed @ agent forthe above Company, for Sun Juan. French Corral, North Bioomfiekd and the surrounding country. All business entrusted to Mr. Lamaire will be promptly and faithfully attended to. “s DR.FARNO, 822 Traveling Agent. H. R. BUSSENIUS, DRUGGIST, cy MASONIC. BUILDING, CORNER OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STS. MILWAUKEE BREWERY. W. DREYFUSS continues to maunfacture as good ; LAGER BEER As can be found on the Pacific coast. Lager sold by the quart, gallon, in kegs and bottles. Leave your orders at the old stand, Spring Street, Nevada City. And they will be promptly and faithfully attended to. Give meatrial. I am confident of giving the very best satisfaction. LacrEr BEER delivered to any part of the ounty FREE OF CHARGE. jy7. BLIVEN & P EALERS IN CROCKERY, GLASS AND y Willow Ware, French & American Paper Hangings, Borders, Window Shades, Fixtures, &c. d&ic. &e. Agents for the HOME SHUTTLE MaACHINE. NO. 18 COMMERCIAL STREET, <— i m * For Justice of the Peace. EE D. CRAIG will be a candidate for Justice of the Peace of Nevada Township, at the Judicial Election, to be held October 18th. For Justice of the Peace. many: friends of JOHN HAWKE, byte n4 him asa candidate for Jus tice Of the Peacc, of Nevada Township,For Justice ) of the Peace. ee, H. ROLFE will be a candidate for Justive of the Peave of Nevada ‘Lownship, at the Judicial Election to be held October 18th, 1871. § For Justice of the Peace. M. H. DAVIDSON is announced as & ¢andidate for the office of Justice of the Peace for Nevada Township. Union Republican Nominee! 5A Couere. «ep Tn the fall the difference between the teh. re losophy, that “prevention is better than . , Fruit, Candies, Berries, Cigars, . fa) ON THIS COLUMN! FOR IT Is A. GOLDSMITH’S ! Newton Booth has achféved a Great Victory, but Goldsmith has won a Greater one, in SECURING FOR THE LADIES -OF NEVADA COUNTY, The Largest, Most Fashionable, Richest and the CHEAPEST STOCK —Oor— MILLINERY GOODS i DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS, DOMESTIC GOODs, . CARPETS, &e. &c. &e, Ever brought to the County _—_—_— GOLDSMITH RBECrKOLLy calls particular attention to the following magnificent articies Which’he has just received : BLACK & COLORED SILKS, of all kinds and shades. SILK POPLINS, of all colors. SCOTCH AND FRENCH POPLIN. PLAIDS, Of Latest Styles. ~ “For Skating Suits. '~ SATIN’ LAINES, plain — all colors. EMPRESS AND TAMICE CLOTHS, Of all colors, FRENCH MERINOS & OTTOMAN CLOTHS New Style of Repps for Morning Wrappers. BLACK & COLORED ALPACCAS, all colors METTENICK & MARY STUART PLAIDS, NEW STYLES OF FALL & Winter Cloaks! Velvetines and Silk Velvet. The latest style Brocha and Bayadere Shawls ! COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE BEST French Kid Gloves ! A FULL LINE OF LADIES & CHILDREN’S WOOLEN & COTTON HOSIERY AND GLOVES. A COMPLETE STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS! Fine Trimmed Velvet Hats Plumes and Feathers. French Velvet Flowers! Very Latest Styles. VELVETS, SATINS, . _ AND SILKS. House Furnishing Goods, Sheetings, all widths. Muslin, the best brands. . ‘TRISH LINENS. Towels & Napkins, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. LACES —Chantilla. Guipure, and Vallencine. cs A most Complete. Stock of 3ply & Brussels Carpets. 4 And Thousands of other Articles. All of which will be sold at ex traordinary Low Rates! A. GOLDSMITH, $43,000 IN; GOLD COIN! GRAND GIFT CONCERT, AT NORTH SAN JUAN, CALIFORNIA, 8 POSTPONED UNTIL THE ist DAY OF OCTUBER NEXT, when $43, O00 in Gold Coin will be awarded in Gold Coin, as Premiums ! 50,000 Tickets at $1 50 in Coin, each. The Gifts range from $5,000 to $10. : Thete will be NO CANCELLATION of tickets, NOR ANY DEDUCTIONS from the Gifts. The drawing will take place, and the Gifts be awarded, preciscly similar to the method adopted by the Managers of the Mercantile Library Gift Concert, held at San Francisco, and under the supervision of well known citizens of North San Juan, and the Managers of this Association. The object of this Association is a purely benevolent one, for the Benefit of Schools, Churches, Cemeteries, and Water Works, in North San Juan, and the towns in its vicinity, and is deserving the commendation and support of the public: The succéss of this Association is placed beyond a doubt. A’ large number of its Tickets having already beeii sold to citizens of San Juan and vicinity, also in all parts of the States and Territurics on this Coast. Messrs. Block & Furth, Bankers, North San Juan, willreceive und disburse all moneys had from the.sale of Lickets. Acommission of Sixteen and two-thirds per cent allowed. to Agents. As a guaranty of the good ‘faith of the managers of this Association in instituting this Gift Concert we will refer to the professional and business men of North San Juan, Nevada City and Grass Valley. JOHN T. MORGAN, Treasurer, All orders and communications to JAMES A, STIDGER, Sec’y, North San Juan, Cal. THE BEST YET OFFERED TO THE PEOPLE OF THE PACIFIC COAST. $150,000 GOLD COIN PREMIUMS ! To beawarded to the Season Ticket Holders =ON— THANKSGIVING DAY... 1871. —_———— A Grand Gift Concert ! wi be givenh-at the PAVILION, in SACRAMENTO, on THANKSGIVING DAY, 1871. . For the purpose of Aiding and Assisting the ORPHANS AND DESTITUTE, OF SACRAMENTO, 100, 000 Season Tickets of Admission will be sold at $3 Gotd Coin, Each Ticket divided into three Coupons of $1 each. : All the Premiums will be deposited in the Odd Fellows’ Bank of Savings, at Sscramento City. $150,000 IN GOLD COIN! Will be awarded to the Ticket-Holders. PREMIUMS : — —— 1459 Gold Coin Premiums, am’tto $150,000 — BUSINESS MANAGERS. Jas. McGuire, Chris. Green, M. McManus, Jno. McIntosh, B. Clark, J.J. Cadogan. Good Responsible Agents wanted and 20 per cent commission payable in COIN allowed on sales, For further partichlars address M. McMANUS, Sec’y. 816 Office—113 J Street, Sacramento. FAULKNOR LIVERY STABLES GRASS VALLEY. HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURchased the Stables and Livery Business heretofore conducted by James Faulknor, now offers to accommodate the public by letting . FINE SADDLE HORSES, BUGGY TEAMS And attending to all matters connected with the Livery Business in a most satisfactory mander &7” HORSES BOARDED by the Feed, Day Week or Month. ~ None but experienced and careful grooms employed. Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. HENRY SCADDEN. Dissolution of Co-partnership. Te partnership heretofore existing under the firm name of-PRESTON & AIRCHILD,is this day dissolved by mutue msent, T E, M. PRESTON, ; J, A, FAIRCHILD. Faire! in the Ne , the Secure your Tivkets 117 . 1 Premium Gold Coin.... $40,000 1 Premium Gold Coin.... 20,000 1 Premium Gold Coin.... 10,000 1 Premium Gold Coin.. veces” 69001, 1 Premium Gold Coin... . 4,000 1 kremium Gold Coin.... 3,000 1 Premium Gold Coin.... 2,000 10 Premiums of $1000 each... 10,000 6 Premiums of $500 each... 4,000 10 Premiums of $300 each... 3,000 26 Premiums of $250 each... 6,509 100 Premiums ot $100 each... 10,000 100_Premiums of $50 cach... 5,000 200 Premiums of $30 each ... 6,000 500 Premiums_of $25 each... 12,500 500 Premiums of $20 each... 10,000 ey ty Sara tee Without Delay! -, $90,000 GOLD COIN ! GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL will be given at NEW CONCERT HALL, Grass Valley, Nevada County, On Wednesday, Nov. 15, 1871. By the GRASS VALLEY MINERS’ HOME ASSOCIATION, in aid of a Home for disabled Miners. 87-60, 0U0 Tickets will be sold at $2.50 Coin, each. 1,501 Gold Coin Gifts. R&S” The Most Liberal Scheme now before the public. : NO TICKETS CANCELED. NO DEDUCTION ON AMOUNT OF PRIZES. $15,000 in Gold for $2 50! Now is. your chance for a fortune, and to aid in a noble charity, It is proposed to erect in. the vicinity of Grass Valley a Home for disabled and superannuated Miners. The Home we propose to erect will be under the management and direction of the following well known gentlemon, Board of Trustees: Hon. Wm Watt, Hon Thos, Findley, A. B. Brady, +, Dudley Hoyt, Esq., and Martin Ford, +, all of whom are residents of Grass Valley. . The first drawing to take place in California, During the Festival the sum of $90,000 will be distributed to the ticket holders, as follows. ‘1 Gift of Gold Coin. Gift of Gold Coin 1 Gift of Gold Coin ee ey 1 Gift of Gold ‘Coin... peace “2,000 7 Gifts of Gold Coin of $1,000 each. 7,000 10 Gifts of Gold Coin of $500 each. 5,000 10 Gifts of Gold Coin of $300 each. 3 10 Gifts of Gold Coin of $200 each. 2 60 Gifts of Gold Coin of $100 each. 6 100 Gifts of Gold Coin of $50 each. 5 300 Gifts of Gold Ooin of $30 each. 9 200 Gifts of Gold Coin of $25 each. 5,000 800 Gifts of Gold Coin of $20 each. 16,000 1,501 Gold Coin Gifts, $90,000 The drawing yill take place, and gifts be awarded in prectcly the same manner as the Gsnccrt given in San Francisco in aid of the Mercantile Library, and under the management of a Committce of well known responsible residents of Nevada County Cal. TREASURER, BANK OF THOS FINDLEY &.CO,. GRASS VALLEY. With whom all moneys will be deposited. All disbursements will be made through said Bank. In addition to the above Gifts the sum of Pon Fhousand Dollurs will be given to the following named gentlemen, Trustees of the Home: Hon. Wm. Watt, Hon, Thos. Findley, A.B. Brady, Esq., Dudley Hoyt, Esq., and Martin Ford, Esq., for the purpose of building and establishing at Grass Valley a Home for disabled and superannuated miners. For a guarantee that the gifts wlll be fairly drawn, we beg leave to refer to any citizen of Nevada County; : Good responsible agents wanted everywhere.--: eo ae 20 per cent commission will be allowed on all orders for 50 or more tickets. Commissions paid in--tickets. On receipt of Post office order or Groenbacks for-$30 we Semen ewe eene the United States. GEO. W. DIXON, Secretary and Business Manager. Office: Exchange Building, Grass Valley. Connecticut Mutual LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD, CONN. Drr>> FOR 1871, Four and Quarter Millions ! Assets about $32,000,000. Surplus about $9,000,000. TOTAL CLAIMS BY DEATH PAID TO DATE, over $11,000, 000 TOTAL SURPLUS PREMIUMS RETURNED TO ASSURED, TO DATE, ABOUT $11, COO, 000. EXPENSE OF MANAGEMENT During last officially reported year, 1870, Lower than in any other American Company, ONLY 8.35 per cent of Income ! G. P. SPARKS, j24 Agent Nevada City THOS. FINDLEY & CO., BANKERS, URCHASE GOLD DUST, MAKE ADvances on Gold Dust, for Assay or Coinaye at U. 8. Mint. Draw ,Checks on San Francisco, Sacramento, Virginia City, Treasure City. THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE FOR SALE ON NEW YORK, ST. PETERSBURG, LONDON, DUBLIN, AMSTERDAM, HAMBURG, BREMEN, PARIS. mi2 WEVADA CITY Opposite National Exchange Hotel. ANCASTER & ROBINSON have the LARGEST LOT OF HORSES and CARRIAGES and BUGGIES to be found in . this part of the State.TEAMS, with Elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shurtest notice and on the most reasonable terms. ~ Our Horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast aa any gentleman cares to drive. j Carriages for Funerals attended to with promptness. Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or month andl the greatest of care guaran ‘ LANCASTER & ROBINSON Nevada, May 25th. BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! LUZ would respectfully inform @ the people of Nevada and vicinity that he can be found at his old ‘stand, on BROAD STREET, a. few doors below the National Exchange Hotel, prepared to make to order the Neatest and best fitting Beots ! To be had in the State, Try me end judge lor yourself, will send Twelve Tickets to any addrees in . . Skee eee ethene ILL BE AWARDED TOTHL SEASON W TICKET HOLDERS on the “ e27th day of November, 1871. The Cosmopolitan Benevolent Society, of “California, will hold theit Second Gianil. Fair at the Broad Street Theatre, Nevada City, Cal., in aid of the following charitable purposes : ist, Public Schools of Nevada County ;. 2d, Public Library of Nevada City ; 3d, Orphan Asylun, Nevada County ; 4th, Fire Department, Nevada City, 100,000 Season Tickets of Admission willbe Sold at $2 50 each. All the Premiums will be deposited in the BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY. PREMIUMS. 1 Premiam, Gold Coin... + += 6B25,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin. .3. 2.5.0.2. -<.15,000 1 Premium, Gold Goin...: «ee 10,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin..-. teeces 5,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin..e2.es0. 4,000 1 Premium, Gold Goin. ...005 3,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin... < e+ 8,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin...6. 2,490 1 Premium, Gold Coin.... «2,000 15 Premiums, Gold Coin, $1,000 each 15,000 5 Premiums, Gold Coin, $600 each. 2,500 8 Premiums, Gold Coin, $300 each. 2,400 25 Premiums, Gold Coin, $250 each— 6,250 100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $50 each, 5,00u 200 Premiums, Gold Coin, $30 each. 6,000 500 Premiums, Gold Coin, $25 each .12,500 1,043 Premiums, Gold Coin, $20 each 20,860 2,005 Premiums am’t to $150, 000. Business Managers. A. W. POTTER, ’ A. H. HAGADORN, J. CORWELL LEE, , By Special permission we refer to the following well known ¢itizens : John H. Dickson, Sheriff Nevada County; T. W. Sigourney; John A. Lancaster, National Exchange Hotel; M.S. Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript; G. v. Schmittburg, Postmaster; . Julius Greenwald, County Treasurer; Geo, B. Newell, ex-County Supervigor; Thos. J. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette; P. Banner, Merchant; RK. B. Gentry, late Sheriff Nevada County; D. E, Beil, Deputy Postmaster; Ira A. Eaton, Union Hotel;G. G. Allen, Nevada Foundry; Judge T. H. Rolfe; Geo. K. Phillips, Merchant; A. Goldsmith, Merchant; Wm. R, Cov, Chief Engineer Fire Department; ° C. T. Canfield, ex-Chief Engineer Fire partment; Hae A. Sandford, Merchant; Bliven & Potter, Merchants; Lester & Mulloy, Mv: chants; L. Nihell, City Marsual; ; Good responsible agents wanted, ‘Liberal cominissions allowed, sent by Express, or by Draft on any solvent Bank. Address all communications to Cc. B. SOCIETY, pl . .Neyuda Qity, Cal, ° BUT THE PLATE NEED NOT: — ee I AM HAPPY TOINFORM the citizens of Nevada Coun‘Wiaewe aay ty, who are interested in the WIYVy-ey use of Dental Substitutes ; that Iam now putting in a SUPERIOR STYLE OF PLATES THAT WILL NOT ROCK, FALL DOWN IN CONVERSATION, OR BECOME LOOSE IN MASTICATION, I attach the Patent Flexible Edge to Plates adapting the same to the fa FLATTEST MOUTHS, heretofore considered hopeless cases, and guarantee that the person can not pull the Plate away, I will here state, by way of explanation, that there is no air chamber in my new style plate,consequently no continuous irritation, while the edge of the plate being soft and elastic, it conforms to the movement of the muscles of the mouth in talking, and during mastication, J ka desideratum never before attained !_eq Whilst prepared to prove all of the above facts, I aim also prepared to save the natural teeth by careful filling with the best mateB, : And using the Latest Improved Instruments ! In Extracting, I generally use an Ansesthetic, myself choosing the one suited to nature of case, health and temperament of patient, etc. Terms Cash, and large enough to secure my best efforts. DR. R. W. STERLING, No. 49 Main Street, GRASS VALLEY. Grass Valley, June 10th, $871. DENTISTRY. sscean RS. HUGHSON & HOLMES have opened &n_office, In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street: Over Lester & Mulloy’s Store. They are peewee to perform all kinds ot Mechanical and Operative Dentistry in the latest and most approved styleg, Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Si'ver, Vulcanite and Aluminium. Satisfaction . guaranteed ag to quality and price of work. Visits made at residence, if desixed. Nevada, May 30th, 1871. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, BROAD STREET... NEVADA CITY. J. A. LANCASTER, Proprietor. HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS Always open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public, Large additions have been made to it, and been fitted up in.elegant style, The Sleeping Rooms are large, airy and comfortable, and the Table will compare favorably with that of any Hotel in the State. The Proprietor will spare ne pains nor expense te render his guests cowfortable. ” Stages for ali parts of the State have their Offices at this Hotel. ‘ . is t all t for (ac acvemanaation of the traveling Pubiie Billard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel. A thax of Public Patronage is respectful. JORN A, LANCASTER. Repaizing of all Kinds deme st low yates, . deel 100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $100 each 10,000 Money showla—be--

TABLES, y rates by building + PRO7RCH, red every rates and 02 RUCKEE h the bes 8. ;on hand ediry. j12 nd Nevast, Sept nyself,— arded by , NationNEVADA CITY, OAL. : » LOCAL AFFATRS. ‘The Japanese Troupe. / Thed apanese troupe of performers, numbering thirteen, will be in this _city on next Wednesday and Thursday evenings. The troupe has been performing in Sacramento during the State Fair, and has been a great attraction. The Union says: ‘The truly rémarkable feats of the Yeddo troupe of Japan are deservedly receiving liberal patronage. Their -matinee and evening performances are always crowded.””Among-their performers. aretight and slack rope walkers, jugglers, balancers,-J " gymnasjs, top spinners, and magiily gah the great sleight of hand performer, and his six juvenile pupils are alone worth the price of admission to see. This troupe drew_crowds in San Francisco, and everywhere they have perfomed. The Camp Meeting. Vthe camp meeting commenced at the picnic ground yesterday, at 11 o'clock. The ground is one of the best in the county and has been fitted up in excellent slyle for fhe accommodation of those who attend. Hamilton has a large boarding tent on the ground and meals are furnished at reasonable rates. The services will be held every day as follows: Prayer meetings at 9 o’clock, preach-. ing ati 4. 3t.;-and at 3and 7% p.m. Stages will leave this city every dav in time for each service, and will return with passengers who desire to come back after service. On Sunday, in addition to the usnal exercises, Quarterly Meeting of the Nevada station will be held. Those who desire to remain upon the eamp ground can obtain accommodations at reasonable rates. There will probably “bea very large attendance from Nevada, Grass Valley and other parts of the county on Sunday. The Cunningham Mine. J About four months ago a company, of practical miners took a lease of . ‘the old Cunningham mine, which had been idle for several years.— They have since ran a tunnel and struck the ledge, flnding first rate looking rock. They are now taking out quartz, which they are having worked at the Marchie mill on Deer creek, Episcopal Sewlng Society. ~ Jihe Episcopal Sewing Society will meet at the residence of Mrs. E. P. Marselus, this evening at 7 o'clock. Dogs.—The Grass Valley Union hath the following: What an inestimable blessing Noah would have conferred upon Grass Valley, if he refused to receive dogs into the Ark. ‘We won’t exaggerate—we are not given to that kind of intellectual exercise—but if we should gay there were one thousand good-for-nothing, mean-looking, spindle-shanked, longnosed, long-tailed cusses in the form of dogs knocking loose around town, itis likely we should be taken to task for making too low an estimate. It was our luck yesterd ay to get into the midst of a dog fight—fifteen of them without counting ourselves in— Of all sizes from a two bit bag of tobaceo up to a'young calf, and not one of the lot fit even for sausage meat. If some of our sausage manufacturers of the Bay City, who are teputed as not as fastidious as our folks, would send a collecting agent to this section of the country, we would undertake to furnish in the shortest space of time amonth’s supPly for use in their line of business. . Som of the best men of the Relican are supporting me.— lorem Reto nPPorting Yes, they must be sweet scented Republicans to support such a vile and infamous traitor as you are. is not one drop of patriotism in their hearts if they support you. We believe the charge ia lie, uttered enly for the purpose of deceiving the men of-the State. Goon news come to usfrom Siam, in spite of the hard things that have ‘been said of the King of that country. Whether instigated to such a course. by the example of the barbarians of the West or not, the monarch has reSolved to set free all the slaves io his Tealms. The perpetual abolition of of slavery will therefore take place on the first of January, 1872. ‘Tie Baily Granseris. Imfluoneg offemperatureon Perature of night tmd day is greater than at any other time of the year. , In the early autumn the quicksilver sometimes arises is high as in the most fervid summer weather; while at night it often sinks to an almost wintry point. Thé human body not being made of steel or India rubber, sensibly feels these tremendous changes. To fortify the system against them, a genuine tonic is required; and the public has long since discovered that among this discription of medicines Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is infinitely the best, It gently quickens the cir. culation, regulates the bowels, tones the liver, braces the nerves, and thus puts the whole physique on its defense against the vicissitudes of temperature in our climate. Few, if any cases of epidemic fever are heard of in localities where it is in common use. As it becomes more and’more widely known, and the demand for it increases, . chills and fever, and the bilious remittant seem to recede before it, and if it ever should come into tiniversal use, these diseases would cease to be known as the scources of our low lying and marshy dis-, tricts. That homely bit of proverbial phicure,” should be especially borne in mind in the autumn months; and indeed in all Seasons, together with the fact that among all the preventives of malarious disease, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters isthe most safe and petent. ‘ Be certain, however; to obtain the genuine article, as countless imitations of a pernicious character are abroad. See that the externals are all right, and remember that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is sold in bottles alone. . ANSON W. LESTER, Cc. E. MULLOY LESTER & MULLOY, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ’ CASE GOODS, &. NO. 58 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, LOUR, HAMS, BACON, LARD, and all sorts of PROVISIONS ou hand. NEW GOODS constantly received from the Eastern markets among them HYPERION CUD FISH, MICHIGAN CRANBER.RLES, SEA MOSS FARINA, &e. _ All purchasers wishing anything in our line are requusted to give us 4 call. LesTEX & MULLOY. Nevada, May 9th. John Jack’s Variety Store. . PINE STREET, next door to the Corner of ~ Broad Street, Nevada City. OHN JACK having fitted his new Store y up in good style, is prepared to furnish ine public with : Le Tobacco, Poultry, Fancy Goods, &c. &c. At the LOWEST MARKET PRICE. Give me a call. Nevada, June 10th. PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE IN. SURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD. D. LAMAIRE has been appointed @ agent forthe above Company, for Sun Juan. French Corral, North Bioomfiekd and the surrounding country. All business entrusted to Mr. Lamaire will be promptly and faithfully attended to. “s DR.FARNO, 822 Traveling Agent. H. R. BUSSENIUS, DRUGGIST, cy MASONIC. BUILDING, CORNER OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STS. MILWAUKEE BREWERY. W. DREYFUSS continues to maunfacture as good ; LAGER BEER As can be found on the Pacific coast. Lager sold by the quart, gallon, in kegs and bottles. Leave your orders at the old stand, Spring Street, Nevada City. And they will be promptly and faithfully attended to. Give meatrial. I am confident of giving the very best satisfaction. LacrEr BEER delivered to any part of the ounty FREE OF CHARGE. jy7. BLIVEN & P EALERS IN CROCKERY, GLASS AND y Willow Ware, French & American Paper Hangings, Borders, Window Shades, Fixtures, &c. d&ic. &e. Agents for the HOME SHUTTLE MaACHINE. NO. 18 COMMERCIAL STREET, <— i m * For Justice of the Peace. EE D. CRAIG will be a candidate for Justice of the Peace of Nevada Township, at the Judicial Election, to be held October 18th. For Justice of the Peace. many: friends of JOHN HAWKE, byte n4 him asa candidate for Jus tice Of the Peacc, of Nevada Township,For Justice ) of the Peace. ee, H. ROLFE will be a candidate for Justive of the Peave of Nevada ‘Lownship, at the Judicial Election to be held October 18th, 1871. § For Justice of the Peace. M. H. DAVIDSON is announced as & ¢andidate for the office of Justice of the Peace for Nevada Township. Union Republican Nominee! 5A Couere. «ep Tn the fall the difference between the teh. re losophy, that “prevention is better than . , Fruit, Candies, Berries, Cigars, . fa) ON THIS COLUMN! FOR IT Is A. GOLDSMITH’S ! Newton Booth has achféved a Great Victory, but Goldsmith has won a Greater one, in SECURING FOR THE LADIES -OF NEVADA COUNTY, The Largest, Most Fashionable, Richest and the CHEAPEST STOCK —Oor— MILLINERY GOODS i DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS, DOMESTIC GOODs, . CARPETS, &e. &c. &e, Ever brought to the County _—_—_— GOLDSMITH RBECrKOLLy calls particular attention to the following magnificent articies Which’he has just received : BLACK & COLORED SILKS, of all kinds and shades. SILK POPLINS, of all colors. SCOTCH AND FRENCH POPLIN. PLAIDS, Of Latest Styles. ~ “For Skating Suits. '~ SATIN’ LAINES, plain — all colors. EMPRESS AND TAMICE CLOTHS, Of all colors, FRENCH MERINOS & OTTOMAN CLOTHS New Style of Repps for Morning Wrappers. BLACK & COLORED ALPACCAS, all colors METTENICK & MARY STUART PLAIDS, NEW STYLES OF FALL & Winter Cloaks! Velvetines and Silk Velvet. The latest style Brocha and Bayadere Shawls ! COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE BEST French Kid Gloves ! A FULL LINE OF LADIES & CHILDREN’S WOOLEN & COTTON HOSIERY AND GLOVES. A COMPLETE STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS! Fine Trimmed Velvet Hats Plumes and Feathers. French Velvet Flowers! Very Latest Styles. VELVETS, SATINS, . _ AND SILKS. House Furnishing Goods, Sheetings, all widths. Muslin, the best brands. . ‘TRISH LINENS. Towels & Napkins, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. LACES —Chantilla. Guipure, and Vallencine. cs A most Complete. Stock of 3ply & Brussels Carpets. 4 And Thousands of other Articles. All of which will be sold at ex traordinary Low Rates! A. GOLDSMITH, $43,000 IN; GOLD COIN! GRAND GIFT CONCERT, AT NORTH SAN JUAN, CALIFORNIA, 8 POSTPONED UNTIL THE ist DAY OF OCTUBER NEXT, when $43, O00 in Gold Coin will be awarded in Gold Coin, as Premiums ! 50,000 Tickets at $1 50 in Coin, each. The Gifts range from $5,000 to $10. : Thete will be NO CANCELLATION of tickets, NOR ANY DEDUCTIONS from the Gifts. The drawing will take place, and the Gifts be awarded, preciscly similar to the method adopted by the Managers of the Mercantile Library Gift Concert, held at San Francisco, and under the supervision of well known citizens of North San Juan, and the Managers of this Association. The object of this Association is a purely benevolent one, for the Benefit of Schools, Churches, Cemeteries, and Water Works, in North San Juan, and the towns in its vicinity, and is deserving the commendation and support of the public: The succéss of this Association is placed beyond a doubt. A’ large number of its Tickets having already beeii sold to citizens of San Juan and vicinity, also in all parts of the States and Territurics on this Coast. Messrs. Block & Furth, Bankers, North San Juan, willreceive und disburse all moneys had from the.sale of Lickets. Acommission of Sixteen and two-thirds per cent allowed. to Agents. As a guaranty of the good ‘faith of the managers of this Association in instituting this Gift Concert we will refer to the professional and business men of North San Juan, Nevada City and Grass Valley. JOHN T. MORGAN, Treasurer, All orders and communications to JAMES A, STIDGER, Sec’y, North San Juan, Cal. THE BEST YET OFFERED TO THE PEOPLE OF THE PACIFIC COAST. $150,000 GOLD COIN PREMIUMS ! To beawarded to the Season Ticket Holders =ON— THANKSGIVING DAY..... 1871. —_————

A Grand Gift Concert ! wi be givenh-at the PAVILION, in SACRAMENTO, on THANKSGIVING DAY, 1871. . For the purpose of Aiding and Assisting the ORPHANS AND DESTITUTE, OF SACRAMENTO, 100, 000 Season Tickets of Admission will be sold at $3 Gotd Coin, Each Ticket divided into three Coupons of $1 each. : All the Premiums will be deposited in the Odd Fellows’ Bank of Savings, at Sscramento City. $150,000 IN GOLD COIN! Will be awarded to the Ticket-Holders. PREMIUMS : — —— 1459 Gold Coin Premiums, am’tto $150,000 — BUSINESS MANAGERS. Jas. McGuire, Chris. Green, M. McManus, Jno. McIntosh, B. Clark, J.J. Cadogan. Good Responsible Agents wanted and 20 per cent commission payable in COIN allowed on sales, For further partichlars address M. McMANUS, Sec’y. 816 Office—113 J Street, Sacramento. FAULKNOR LIVERY STABLES GRASS VALLEY. HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURchased the Stables and Livery Business heretofore conducted by James Faulknor, now offers to accommodate the public by letting . FINE SADDLE HORSES, BUGGY TEAMS And attending to all matters connected with the Livery Business in a most satisfactory mander &7” HORSES BOARDED by the Feed, Day Week or Month. ~ None but experienced and careful grooms employed. Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. HENRY SCADDEN. Dissolution of Co-partnership. Te partnership heretofore existing under the firm name of-PRESTON & AIRCHILD,is this day dissolved by mutue msent, T E, M. PRESTON, ; J, A, FAIRCHILD. Faire! in the Ne , the Secure your Tivkets 117 . 1 Premium Gold Coin....... $40,000 1 Premium Gold Coin....... 20,000 1 Premium Gold Coin....... 10,000 1 Premium Gold Coin.... veces” 69001, 1 Premium Gold Coin..... . 4,000 1 kremium Gold Coin....... 3,000 1 Premium Gold Coin....... 2,000 10 Premiums of $1000 each..... 10,000 6 Premiums of $500 each..... 4,000 10 Premiums of $300 each..... 3,000 26 Premiums of $250 each...... 6,509 100 Premiums ot $100 each...... 10,000 100_Premiums of $50 cach...... 5,000 200 Premiums of $30 each ..... 6,000 500 Premiums_of $25 each...... 12,500 500 Premiums of $20 each...... 10,000 ey ty Sara tee Without Delay! -, $90,000 GOLD COIN ! GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL will be given at NEW CONCERT HALL, Grass Valley, Nevada County, On Wednesday, Nov. 15, 1871. By the GRASS VALLEY MINERS’ HOME ASSOCIATION, in aid of a Home for disabled Miners. 87-60, 0U0 Tickets will be sold at $2.50 Coin, each. 1,501 Gold Coin Gifts. R&S” The Most Liberal Scheme now before the public. : NO TICKETS CANCELED. NO DEDUCTION ON AMOUNT OF PRIZES. $15,000 in Gold for $2 50! Now is. your chance for a fortune, and to aid in a noble charity, It is proposed to erect in. the vicinity of Grass Valley a Home for disabled and superannuated Miners. The Home we propose to erect will be under the management and direction of the following well known gentlemon, Board of Trustees: Hon. Wm Watt, Hon Thos, Findley, A. B. Brady, +, Dudley Hoyt, Esq., and Martin Ford, +, all of whom are residents of Grass Valley. . The first drawing to take place in California, During the Festival the sum of $90,000 will be distributed to the ticket holders, as follows. ‘1 Gift of Gold Coin. Gift of Gold Coin 1 Gift of Gold Coin ee ey 1 Gift of Gold ‘Coin...... peace “2,000 7 Gifts of Gold Coin of $1,000 each. 7,000 10 Gifts of Gold Coin of $500 each. 5,000 10 Gifts of Gold Coin of $300 each. 3 10 Gifts of Gold Coin of $200 each. 2 60 Gifts of Gold Coin of $100 each. 6 100 Gifts of Gold Coin of $50 each. 5 300 Gifts of Gold Ooin of $30 each. 9 200 Gifts of Gold Coin of $25 each.. 5,000 800 Gifts of Gold Coin of $20 each. 16,000 1,501 Gold Coin Gifts, $90,000 The drawing yill take place, and gifts be awarded in prectcly the same manner as the Gsnccrt given in San Francisco in aid of the Mercantile Library, and under the management of a Committce of well known responsible residents of Nevada County Cal. TREASURER, BANK OF THOS FINDLEY &.CO,. GRASS VALLEY. With whom all moneys will be deposited. All disbursements will be made through said Bank. In addition to the above Gifts the sum of Pon Fhousand Dollurs will be given to the following named gentlemen, Trustees of the Home: Hon. Wm. Watt, Hon, Thos. Findley, A.B. Brady, Esq., Dudley Hoyt, Esq., and Martin Ford, Esq., for the purpose of building and establishing at Grass Valley a Home for disabled and superannuated miners. For a guarantee that the gifts wlll be fairly drawn, we beg leave to refer to any citizen of Nevada County; : Good responsible agents wanted everywhere.--: eo ae 20 per cent commission will be allowed on all orders for 50 or more tickets. Commissions paid in--tickets. On receipt of Post office order or Groenbacks for-$30 we Semen ewe eene the United States. GEO. W. DIXON, Secretary and Business Manager. Office: Exchange Building, Grass Valley. Connecticut Mutual LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD, CONN. Drr>> FOR 1871, Four and Quarter Millions ! Assets about $32,000,000. Surplus about $9,000,000. TOTAL CLAIMS BY DEATH PAID TO DATE, over $11,000, 000 TOTAL SURPLUS PREMIUMS RETURNED TO ASSURED, TO DATE, ABOUT $11, COO, 000. EXPENSE OF MANAGEMENT During last officially reported year, 1870, Lower than in any other American Company, ONLY 8.35 per cent of Income ! G. P. SPARKS, j24 Agent Nevada City THOS. FINDLEY & CO., BANKERS, URCHASE GOLD DUST, MAKE ADvances on Gold Dust, for Assay or Coinaye at U. 8. Mint. Draw ,Checks on San Francisco, Sacramento, Virginia City, Treasure City. THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE FOR SALE ON NEW YORK, ST. PETERSBURG, LONDON, DUBLIN, AMSTERDAM, HAMBURG, BREMEN, PARIS. mi2 WEVADA CITY Opposite National Exchange Hotel. ANCASTER & ROBINSON have the LARGEST LOT OF HORSES and CARRIAGES and BUGGIES to be found in . this part of the State.TEAMS, with Elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shurtest notice and on the most reasonable terms. ~ Our Horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast aa any gentleman cares to drive. j Carriages for Funerals attended to with promptness. Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or month andl the greatest of care guaran ‘ LANCASTER & ROBINSON Nevada, May 25th. BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! LUZ would respectfully inform @ the people of Nevada and vicinity that he can be found at his old ‘stand, on BROAD STREET, a. few doors below the National Exchange Hotel, prepared to make to order the Neatest and best fitting Beots ! To be had in the State, Try me end judge lor yourself, will send Twelve Tickets to any addrees in . . Skee eee ethene ILL BE AWARDED TOTHL SEASON W TICKET HOLDERS on the “ e27th day of November, 1871. The Cosmopolitan Benevolent Society, of “California, will hold theit Second Gianil. Fair at the Broad Street Theatre, Nevada City, Cal., in aid of the following charitable purposes : ist, Public Schools of Nevada County ;. 2d, Public Library of Nevada City ; 3d, Orphan Asylun, Nevada County ; 4th, Fire Department, Nevada City, 100,000 Season Tickets of Admission willbe Sold at $2 50 each. All the Premiums will be deposited in the BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY. PREMIUMS. 1 Premiam, Gold Coin..... + += 6B25,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin. .3. 2.5.0.2. -<.15,000 1 Premium, Gold Goin.....: «ee 10,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin...-. teeces 5,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin...e2.es0. 4,000 1 Premium, Gold Goin. .....005 3,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin...... < e+ 8,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin......6. 2,490 1 Premium, Gold Coin....... «2,000 15 Premiums, Gold Coin, $1,000 each 15,000 5 Premiums, Gold Coin, $600 each. 2,500 8 Premiums, Gold Coin, $300 each. 2,400 25 Premiums, Gold Coin, $250 each— 6,250 100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $50 each, 5,00u 200 Premiums, Gold Coin, $30 each. 6,000 500 Premiums, Gold Coin, $25 each .12,500 1,043 Premiums, Gold Coin, $20 each 20,860 2,005 Premiums am’t to $150, 000. Business Managers. A. W. POTTER, ’ A. H. HAGADORN, J. CORWELL LEE, , By Special permission we refer to the following well known ¢itizens : John H. Dickson, Sheriff Nevada County; T. W. Sigourney; John A. Lancaster, National Exchange Hotel; M.S. Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript; G. v. Schmittburg, Postmaster; . Julius Greenwald, County Treasurer; Geo, B. Newell, ex-County Supervigor; Thos. J. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette; P. Banner, Merchant; RK. B. Gentry, late Sheriff Nevada County; D. E, Beil, Deputy Postmaster; Ira A. Eaton, Union Hotel;G. G. Allen, Nevada Foundry; Judge T. H. Rolfe; Geo. K. Phillips, Merchant; A. Goldsmith, Merchant; Wm. R, Cov, Chief Engineer Fire Department; ° C. T. Canfield, ex-Chief Engineer Fire partment; Hae A. Sandford, Merchant; Bliven & Potter, Merchants; Lester & Mulloy, Mv: chants; L. Nihell, City Marsual; ; Good responsible agents wanted, ‘Liberal cominissions allowed, sent by Express, or by Draft on any solvent Bank. Address all communications to Cc. B. SOCIETY, pl . .Neyuda Qity, Cal, ° BUT THE PLATE NEED NOT: — ee I AM HAPPY TOINFORM the citizens of Nevada Coun‘Wiaewe aay ty, who are interested in the WIYVy-ey use of Dental Substitutes ; that Iam now putting in a SUPERIOR STYLE OF PLATES THAT WILL NOT ROCK, FALL DOWN IN CONVERSATION, OR BECOME LOOSE IN MASTICATION, I attach the Patent Flexible Edge to Plates adapting the same to the fa FLATTEST MOUTHS, heretofore considered hopeless cases, and guarantee that the person can not pull the Plate away, I will here state, by way of explanation, that there is no air chamber in my new style plate,consequently no continuous irritation, while the edge of the plate being soft and elastic, it conforms to the movement of the muscles of the mouth in talking, and during mastication, J ka desideratum never before attained !_eq Whilst prepared to prove all of the above facts, I aim also prepared to save the natural teeth by careful filling with the best mateB, : And using the Latest Improved Instruments ! In Extracting, I generally use an Ansesthetic, myself choosing the one suited to nature of case, health and temperament of patient, etc. Terms Cash, and large enough to secure my best efforts. DR. R. W. STERLING, No. 49 Main Street, GRASS VALLEY. Grass Valley, June 10th, $871. DENTISTRY. sscean RS. HUGHSON & HOLMES have opened &n_office, In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street: Over Lester & Mulloy’s Store. They are peewee to perform all kinds ot Mechanical and Operative Dentistry in the latest and most approved styleg, Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Si'ver, Vulcanite and Aluminium. Satisfaction . guaranteed ag to quality and price of work. Visits made at residence, if desixed. Nevada, May 30th, 1871. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, BROAD STREET..... NEVADA CITY. J. A. LANCASTER, Proprietor. HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS Always open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public, Large additions have been made to it, and been fitted up in.elegant style, The Sleeping Rooms are large, airy and comfortable, and the Table will compare favorably with that of any Hotel in the State. The Proprietor will spare ne pains nor expense te render his guests cowfortable. ” Stages for ali parts of the State have their Offices at this Hotel. ‘ . is t all t for (ac acvemanaation of the traveling Pubiie Billard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel. A thax of Public Patronage is respectful. JORN A, LANCASTER. Repaizing of all Kinds deme st low yates, . deel 100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $100 each 10,000 Money showla—be--