September 24, 1869 (4 pages)

da with & and r -puwmS. €xbility , #teria, to feto the it him lrreguve the Let bo omediferings ler, Mances shouid S Mecry po:offices. so arat fear LON. iD USE yilet, is YEARS i others without 1e Blood highest it dations. 823-3m < he Daily Transenyt, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. . Amos Latnp.—The death of Amos Laird, well known to all old residents of this county as “Uthele Amos” is announced. Mr. Knowles, who was at Montana, informs us that Uncle Amos was, for several years, interested in a ‘valuable ditch property at Helena which he projected, and that the old man was worth money. kept his head . up and did not goafter the “tiger ; but about a year before his death he again. commenced gambling and rquandered all bis property. Uncle Amos was ey stirring man, always engaged in some important. project, and of all men was his own worst enemy. He was, while a resident of this county, engaged in a number of important mining and ditch enterprises. THE Crrcus.—Yesterday was a reg~ ular holiday occasion in town. The schvols were. dismissed, and early in the day people from the country began to come in to see the circus. The elephant,ihe ponies and wild animals were ~ generally discussed by the youngsters, who early began to accumulate on the the streets, At the time of the procession our streets presented a lively appearance, and the little ones and the big ones, too, stood with open mouths as they saw the grand band wagon, ghe trained horses, and the men with tin seled apparel passing by. The pertormances were largely attended.in the . afternoon and evening. THE EpiscopaL SoctaL.—The meets ing of the Social Circle, organized by the ladics of the Episcopal Church, was held at the residence of Dr. R. M. Hunt, on Wednesday evening, and attended by alarge number of friends. The pleasure was much enhanced by the excellent music by Marcus Blum and Ed. Muller, and after the usual business of patch making for quilts and needle work was completed, the guests enjoyed a pleasant, dance, the commodious dining hall and reception room being’ used for the purpose, and the calling was done by Mr, Millington. Those who did‘not dance enjoyed them= selves in social chat, and altogether the circle meeting was a very pleasant affair. 6 AN ELEPHANT ON THE SUSPENSION BripGe.—Yesterday morning the elephant Jenny Lind, belonging to CastelJos Circus,crossed the Suspension bridge . and its actions were as good as a circus, It got to the bridge, and on stepping into the carriagesway the vibrations made it hesitate. From that time until across the animal caretully felt his way, testing the strength of thé structure at every step, and stopping occasionally te stretch out its trunk, apparently to ascertain if the bridge was strong enongh to bear it. When the other end was reached the animal seemed relieved that it-had reached ground that was solid enough to bear it without shaking. On THE, RaMpaGe.—On Friday last; saysthe Truckee Tribune, a Frenchman, a passenger on tlie emigrant train going east, and who was a little the worse off from the too frequent use of Truckee whisky, was going along the track, and the switch engine Sam-~ son was about to run over him, when the engineer, Mr. Lampman, called to him to get out of the way. The Frenchman got greatly incénsed.at this and drawing a pistol was about to shoot at the engineer, who turned on the s@ipm and dodged down out of sight A switchman jumped off the engine and disarmed the _ fellow. Later in the: day he met a man down the track and drew a knifé upon him; but he was quickly disarmed. a ‘Wisconsin MINE.—The new mill ‘of this company says the~Grass Vailcy . Union is in a state of forwardness, and will be ready for crushing in about two weeks. The rock from the mine continues good, and the ledge shows an improvement in size and general appearance. When the rock can be milled upon the, ground, as it soon will be, it will. not take long for the Wisconsift: to be declaring dividends. 4 — First oF THE Sason.—Julius Dryfuss, on Pine street, is receiving fresh’ e oysters every day from the Bay, and will serve them to“€ustomers in any style. His place is fitted up for the ac~ commodation of ladies and gentlemen. Go and try thein, SPECIAL.—When you visit the Fair at; Sacramento, don’t fail to see’ the if-you don’t go, send. for samples and circulars. W. W. MARVIN; 124, “J-Street, Sacramento. — . For Justice of the Peace. JOHN CALDWELL is hereby announced as a Gatididate for the office of. Ju-tice of ‘the Peace of Nevada Township—subject to the decision of the people. For Justice of the Peace; b demo: -G. GUILD is hereby announced as . a candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace for Nevada Township— subject. to the decision of the people, For Justice of the. Peace. : W H. DAVIDSON is hereby announced 18 . e 4 candidate tor the office of Justice of the Peace for Nevada Township, subject to the decision of the peopie. : OP vscaea SOCIAL SOIREE. THE EUREKA SOCIAL CLUB Take pleasure in informing their friends that they will give their "i FIKST SOIREE OF THE SEASON At Temperance Hall, On Wednesday Evening, Sept. 29, " The Floor will be covered with a new Canvas. * : we The Latest Dancing Music will be furnished, se Ge Dancing from 8 till 1 o'clock. NEW REFRESHMENT ROOMS. a N. C. WILLARD, Wot respectfully inform the people of Nevada city and the vicinity that he has opened Kefreshment Rooms. on Commercial St. Kelsey’s build Where he will keep on hand, at all times, the very best of e ; Fresh Oysters, Ham and Eggs, Chickens, cvcked to order, Fruits, olevery kind, Wines, Soda, «c. ge A COLD LUNCH can be had at all hours. Entrance for “adiés, up stairs, next door to the Oyster Saloon, The proprietor is determined to keep on hand everything that is good im the Kat= ing line and has fitted up two splendid Rooms for the ladies and their escorts, By endeavorivg to please he hopes to receive ayoodsbare of patronage, al Py ENROLLING NOTICE! r[.HE POLL L’ST of Nevada City Precinct fur the approaching Judicial Election is now ready tor examivation apd Correction. All voters shyald examine and see that. their names are properly enrolled before September 20th. Office open at all hours at A. H. Hanson's Store, ou Broad Street. A. H. HANSON, Enrolling Clerk, Nevada City, Sept. 18th, 1969. Seca eel nar rtae errannreies Parisian. Dyeing and Scouring! 734 Washington street, : SAN FRANCISCO. 7} THOMAS RESPECTFULLY INFORMS e the public that many years of practical experience and profound attention have enabied him to produce SUPEKIOR AND FAST CULORS, and by his: method of: -preparing goods to receive the dye, thé fabric will, in a cases, retain Its original trengih and quality. None but the moet skilled workmen are employed in his estab‘ishment. ‘The most “particular attention paid to Cleaning, Dyeing and Refinishing goods of every description entrusted to his care. Mi. Thomas is also sole possessor of the improved method of treating made-up clothing whether Ladies* or Gentlemen’s, thoroughly cleaning it, and turning it out as handsome as if new. ‘ : G2” All work done at reduced rates: 822 NOTICE. LL PERSONS HAVING UNSETTLED, business with the undersigned, as owners ofthe Pittsburg Mine, are requested to call at the Mine, upan MR. C, P. PURINGVON, our only author Agent. regains \g. MERRITT. , WM. B. BOURN. Nevada, August 232, 1869. ~ DR. A. C. GIBSON, . ATTENDING PH¥SICIAN.~ Graduate of the Ohio University: OrFice.—Masonic Building, corner of Com. mercial and Pine streets. 2 Ke°wpeNnce —Spring street, east of Pine, Nevada City, Cal. aZ1 LOBNER & IRVING, FORWARDING MERCHANTS, . COLFAX, CAL. , ARK GOODS PLAINLY “CARE OF L. & I, Colfax.” send shipping receipts with each Consignment ef good:. Elliptic Hook Sewing Machines ; and } NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, ON. WM. BARNES, Insurance Commis. Sioner for the State of New York, says in his last annual report: “So far as the question of security is concerned, a policy duly régistered in this department is prebably-the-safest-Life Insurance Policy that can be issued by a corporation.) ' All Policies of the North America Life Insurance Co, Are now Registered. —IN THE— Sifts N. Y. Life Insurance Department. This Company is now purely mutual, the Capital Stock, having been retired last July. ES" DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY_4 —oN THE New Contribution Plan ! Statement concerning the Registered Policies of the North America Life Insurance Company, August-2. 1869 ; Amount Insured, $15.751.589 00 Deposit required by law 661,898 88 Amiount Deposited, Surplus, : To.al. Assets, Aug. 2nd, 1869. : $4,250,000 00. . 8, BDAVENPORT AGENT. WATCHES ! . JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE. AM ABOUT TO REMOVE to San Francisco, and willsell my Stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, and _ SILVER WARE, AT COST PRICES, FOR CASH! American Watches, in Silver Cases, from 16 to $40. American Watches, in Geld Cases, from 80 to $150. Clocks from 2 to $8, and all other Goods at the same rates, W.C. RANDOLPH, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. DANCING SCHOOL—AT— _ TEMPERANCE HALL! —_ FOR CHILDREN— Saturdays; at 2 o’clock P. Mi, * (Commencing Sept. 25th.) FOR GENTS— (Commencing, Sept, 27th.) S. J. MILLINGTON, Teacher, 818-1m AMERICAN WATCH DEPOT, AGENTS FOR ‘Howard, 1 oe ieee : . Elgin, And ALL WATCHES Made in * ~ AMERICA! 6, (22 Send Orders, or Call at CUMMINGS BEOs,, 607, Montgomery St., f é 2" Mark all goods care of C, Ps R. R. Co,, TL. & J. Colfax. i) sa SAN FRANCISCO, 822 \ 716,000 00.{ 64,101 12] Monday and Thursday}; «at 8 P. M.: <2" WE SELL AT FACTORY PRICES !_get . Ey 'SINGER’S is NEW FAMILY MACHINE ! ee Is THE MOST SIMPLE, DURABLE AND TO THE PUBLIC! & Purchase the SINGER and you can accomplish a variety of work never attempted upon any, other Machine. . ya t=~ Our Embroidery Attachment Hus taken the Ladies by surprise. = yay The Manufacturing Machines for Tailors, Shoemakers, Harness Work and Carriage Trimmers, Has never yet been equalled. Wherever the SINGER MACHINE has comein competition with others it has invariably carried off the first premium, and better still, the sales ofthe SINGER we: by thousands all others. . . We guarantee perfect satisfaction and be-. fore purchasing elsewhere, be sure to examine our NEW FAMILY MACHINE or send fora Circular to the Singer Manufacturing Co, 139 Montgomery Streét, San Francisco, Ed. Goldsmith, Agent, : Nevada City. Iuly 17th, 1969. DRUG sTORE FOR SALE st ©0081 MXHE DRUG STORE AND FIXTURES OF M. KR. BUSSKLNIUS, corner of Pine and Commercial streets. are offered for sale at cost. The a aap ov has made arrangements to enter, into business in San Francisco hence this necessity for change. ‘The store has long enjoyed a good patronage, is centrally located in the city, and offers superior inducements to a Drugyist. The entire stock is offered FOR SALE, AT FIRST COST! AND MUST BE SOLD Within Ninety Days, “ Apply to H. R. BUSSENIUS. ; G2 All persons indebted to the undersign ed,-by note or book account are notified to caland settle the same immediately. HM. RK. MUSSENITS. FIRE BOY'S SALOON, BROAD STREET.,.5<0.NEVADA CITY = Cc. T. CANFIELD, Successor to G. vy. Schmittburg. THE BEST OF Wines, Ales, Liquors and Cigars, ALWAYS .ON HAND. TAKE NOTICE. LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME are requested to call and settle Before the Ist day of September, as . purpote making a visit to the East abou that time and wish to:close all accounts. Dur ing my absence DR. WM. mecorRm ICK, Of Grass Valley, will have charge of the County Hospital and attend to my practice. I take pleasure in recommending him as a good Physician and worthy of all contidence. R. M. HUNT, M. D. Nevada, August 4th. ~ Proprietor, ANSON W, LESTER, “AUSTIN W. LESTER . A. W. LESTER & CO. Dealers in Groceries, s. Provisions, _ . Case Goods, CROCKERY, LIQUORS, _ ¥ &c. &C. KC. Goods delivered a reasonable distance Free of Charge. une jl NILES SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, OFFICE—Corne of Broad and Pine Streets over Carley & Beckman’s saloon, Nevada, a9 REED & DUNKEL, FORWARDING MERCHANTS, COLFAX, CALIFORNIA, _v. it. it, Sucramento ,and “St. & Db.» Couax. Send shipping receip's with each consignment of gooas. TASTEPUL-MACHINE EVER OFFERED . ARK GOODS PLAINLY ‘CARE OF -“€.+ Private Medical Institute Established by ‘Dr. J. GC. YOUNG, In 185%. No Ciire, No Pay, _ Consultation by letter, cr otherwise, Free.BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M.D. ‘be celebrated Institute has enjoyed on this Coast an uninterrupted sti¢cess of 14 ears, and has become one Of the most cele rated lustitutes-ot theage, 7. ' ‘The great number annually received and bir ed, place it in point of numberof patients among the very first Of the world and the sucCees Of its treatment ranks it second to none. PRIVATE DISHASES = In Males, and Irregularities in Females are the great destroyers ‘ot health. ‘The insidnously attack the system, and qradenily undermine and destroy it: they drive the bloom from the cheek, the lustre from the eye, the strength and vigor from the frame, they give puny and diseased ( depring, and poison, through suc cessive generations, the. race oi man. The marks can be seen in S¢roiula, Consumption, Crippler, the .diotic, the Paralytic. the Insane. There is no more terrible scourge to the human race than those diseases arising from the contamination Venerial Poison. ‘The mildest forms, by retreating to the blood,. hold ever over the one afflicied, the sword of destruc tion that is liable.at moment to fall and blight —to utterly destroy~all earthly hopes, MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with the Veneaial, doubles his dangers. Those who have been‘treated with that pernicious MLN. ERAL POISON, arenot cured; the discase has only assumed a new form. Do NoT BE SATISFIED WiTH PartiaL CurE,§ That leaves the poison to craw) through the system, eating ils way into the tissues andor gans beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst out in the future with a virulence tha will baffle the effects of medicine. When per fect CURES can be obtained by eonsulting a ioe bowpe whom long practice and thoroval: nvestigation into the causes of Diseases ur the URINARY ORGANS, enable to determine a ihe cause of Che disease, n all Q’seases entrusted to the Doctor's care PERY ECT. SPEEDY, PERMANENT. ‘IN ALL CASES. CURES GUARANTEED. In Syphilia and its adjuncts, Gonnhorrhoe -and accompying diseases ; in all disorders ot the Bladder, Kidneys and prostate; Semina Weakness, Diseases of the Heaft and Lungs, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Tmpotency, Incipient Consumption, and ali diseases of the uniar organs in either sex, cure always warranted, or NO PAY requiredie rapeyonige WEAKNESS. . » e young man who experiences that ing weakness in his muscular and mental organization should stop and consider whence it’ arises. ~He will tind in the weakness of the back, trembling of the limbs, disordered digesof the. _tion. unaccounta powers the mind, distate for society, dreed of impending trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and lacivious dreams, accompanied by growing deafness, loss of muscular power, aud numerous other symptoms of disorgantvation, the positive traces of that most. terrible and destructive of all diseases, Seminal Weakness—wasting away his powers, destroying his hope of life and mynhood, and drag ging him along the broken path of his existence, toward & premature and loathsome ave. ‘Tv him who finds his life dribling out n the discharge of the vital principle of existence in nocturnal and diurnal emissions, the mere cessation of the causes its appearance brings no assurance of relief. hope of manhood, brings to such a one no hope of cure, but adds to his misery inthe knowledge of the one who looks to-him for som of her happiness, is a victim of his evil and an innocent companion of his punishment. He adds to his misery and disorder until hope leaves him. There is no rescue except proper and skilful treatment. Consult then, at once, a physician Whom long practice and careful research has made him thoroughly conversant with every phase of the disease, Those who have become the victims of solitary vices, thatdreadiul fascinating and destructable habit, which tills chousands of sick rooms with paralytics and consumptives, and hundreds of untimely graves with its misguided viciims, should consult without a moment's delay, one who wil! sympathise with their sufferings. ‘To such the Doctor would especially recommend himsel!, giving to each and all, guarantees of a Fertect and Permanent Cure. without Hindrance from Business, Change ot Diet, Fear of Exposure, : Do not forget the address. See below, IMPORTANT TU THE LADIES, When a female is in trouble or afflicted with disease, aud requires medical or. surgical attendance, the enquiry shonld be, where is there a physiciai who is fully competent to administer reliel, and whose respectable stand ing in society recommends him to the condidence of the community ? The Doctor understanding how imperatively necessary these requirements are, teels called upon to lamoce, and by calliog the attention of thé afflicted to the fact that he has been a Professor of Obste« trics and Female Diseases for Twenty Years, and is fully qualified to adminisver in all cases both medically and surgically, not in a superficial manner, but in as thorough a manner as vears of‘study aud practice—both in hospitals and families—can make, to save them from the hands the unqualified, unscrupulous and ue signing. Therefore families can rely upun hins as upon @ father. Allin affliction can find im him one who can feel and sympathize with. and befrieud them in trouble—onein whose secresy the utmost confidence can be placed. Consultation (by Letter or Otherwise) Frex See address below. THE CKh#LEBRATED FEMALE REMEDIES Compounded from the private prescriptions o the saiest and surest remedies for the com plaints for which they are applled, The con. etantly accruing testimonials of their efficacy, declare them to be pre-eminently 'superior ic their action. No lJady should be without these Renovating Agents. None genuine unless’ proenred ay thi ollice. Sent by Mail er Express to any part vi the State. _ GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE The Greates Discovery of this or any other Age, PREVENTIVE POWD&RS PTR MARRIED LADIEs. These Powders will be found of essenti circumstances do net permit them to increase the number @: their family without inconven ience, suffering and perhaps risk of life. This preparation is new, safe, intallible, convenieu: and simple, and cannot injure the health, Their use should be avoided at certain timea rice $10 a DoX. Sento any part of the ccast perfectly safe trom puspicion. Kemit by Mai! or Express addiessed to BNI. F. JOSSELYN, M. D FRENCH LUNAR OR FEMALE MONTHLY PILL»— Price $5. be the onty saie, mild and efficacious remedy to be depended on in long standing cases o tunctions.cf nature, the neglect of whick the suurce of such deplorable effects feuiale trame. : Address BENJ., F> JOSSELYN., M. BD. go” Sorwarding charges at the old rates, » Saeramento st. Lear Montg« mery_ Mt RCURY, recognized as themost FATALMarriage, that holy office, the safeguord and’ Dr. Young, have now obtained a most exten . ded Lan arge & and are correctly viewed to —} value to those whose means, health or other. Acknowledged by the Medical Fraternity tosuppression, irregularity, or stoppirg of thy ee

da with & and r -puwmS. €xbility , #teria, to feto the it him lrreguve the Let bo omediferings ler, Mances shouid S Mecry po:offices. so arat fear LON. iD USE yilet, is YEARS i others without 1e Blood highest it dations. 823-3m < he Daily Transenyt, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. . Amos Latnp.—The death of Amos Laird, well known to all old residents of this county as “Uthele Amos” is announced. Mr. Knowles, who was at Montana, informs us that Uncle Amos was, for several years, interested in a ‘valuable ditch property at Helena which he projected, and that the old man was worth money. kept his head . up and did not goafter the “tiger ; but about a year before his death he again. commenced gambling and rquandered all bis property. Uncle Amos was ey stirring man, always engaged in some important. project, and of all men was his own worst enemy. He was, while a resident of this county, engaged in a number of important mining and ditch enterprises. THE Crrcus.—Yesterday was a reg~ ular holiday occasion in town. The schvols were. dismissed, and early in the day people from the country began to come in to see the circus. The elephant,ihe ponies and wild animals were ~ generally discussed by the youngsters, who early began to accumulate on the the streets, At the time of the procession our streets presented a lively appearance, and the little ones and the big ones, too, stood with open mouths as they saw the grand band wagon, ghe trained horses, and the men with tin seled apparel passing by. The pertormances were largely attended.in the . afternoon and evening. THE EpiscopaL SoctaL.—The meets ing of the Social Circle, organized by the ladics of the Episcopal Church, was held at the residence of Dr. R. M. Hunt, on Wednesday evening, and attended by alarge number of friends. The pleasure was much enhanced by the excellent music by Marcus Blum and Ed. Muller, and after the usual business of patch making for quilts and needle work was completed, the guests enjoyed a pleasant, dance, the commodious dining hall and reception room being’ used for the purpose, and the calling was done by Mr, Millington. Those who did‘not dance enjoyed them= selves in social chat, and altogether the circle meeting was a very pleasant affair. 6 AN ELEPHANT ON THE SUSPENSION BripGe.—Yesterday morning the elephant Jenny Lind, belonging to CastelJos Circus,crossed the Suspension bridge . and its actions were as good as a circus, It got to the bridge, and on stepping into the carriagesway the vibrations made it hesitate. From that time until across the animal caretully felt his way, testing the strength of thé structure at every step, and stopping occasionally te stretch out its trunk, apparently to ascertain if the bridge was strong enongh to bear it. When the other end was reached the animal seemed relieved that it-had reached ground that was solid enough to bear it without shaking. On THE, RaMpaGe.—On Friday last; saysthe Truckee Tribune, a Frenchman, a passenger on tlie emigrant train going east, and who was a little the worse off from the too frequent use of Truckee whisky, was going along the track, and the switch engine Sam-~ son was about to run over him, when the engineer, Mr. Lampman, called to him to get out of the way. The Frenchman got greatly incénsed.at this and drawing a pistol was about to shoot at the engineer, who turned on the s@ipm and dodged down out of sight A switchman jumped off the engine and disarmed the _ fellow. Later in the: day he met a man down the track and drew a knifé upon him; but he was quickly disarmed. a ‘Wisconsin MINE.—The new mill ‘of this company says the~Grass Vailcy . Union is in a state of forwardness, and will be ready for crushing in about two weeks. The rock from the mine continues good, and the ledge shows an improvement in size and general appearance. When the rock can be milled upon the, ground, as it soon will be, it will. not take long for the Wisconsift: to be declaring dividends. 4 — First oF THE Sason.—Julius Dryfuss, on Pine street, is receiving fresh’ e oysters every day from the Bay, and will serve them to“€ustomers in any style. His place is fitted up for the ac~ commodation of ladies and gentlemen. Go and try thein, SPECIAL.—When you visit the Fair at; Sacramento, don’t fail to see’ the if-you don’t go, send. for samples and circulars. W. W. MARVIN; 124, “J-Street, Sacramento. — . For Justice of the Peace. JOHN CALDWELL is hereby announced as a Gatididate for the office of. Ju-tice of ‘the Peace of Nevada Township—subject to the decision of the people. For Justice of the Peace; b demo: -G. GUILD is hereby announced as . a candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace for Nevada Township— subject. to the decision of the people, For Justice of the. Peace. : W H. DAVIDSON is hereby announced 18 . e 4 candidate tor the office of Justice of the Peace for Nevada Township, subject to the decision of the peopie. : OP vscaea SOCIAL SOIREE. THE EUREKA SOCIAL CLUB Take pleasure in informing their friends that they will give their "i FIKST SOIREE OF THE SEASON At Temperance Hall, On Wednesday Evening, Sept. 29, " The Floor will be covered with a new Canvas. * : we The Latest Dancing Music will be furnished, se Ge Dancing from 8 till 1 o'clock. NEW REFRESHMENT ROOMS. a N. C. WILLARD, Wot respectfully inform the people of Nevada city and the vicinity that he has opened Kefreshment Rooms. on Commercial St. Kelsey’s build Where he will keep on hand, at all times, the very best of e ; Fresh Oysters, Ham and Eggs, Chickens, cvcked to order, Fruits, olevery kind, Wines, Soda, «c. ge A COLD LUNCH can be had at all hours. Entrance for “adiés, up stairs, next door to the Oyster Saloon, The proprietor is determined to keep on hand everything that is good im the Kat= ing line and has fitted up two splendid Rooms for the ladies and their escorts, By endeavorivg to please he hopes to receive ayoodsbare of patronage, al Py ENROLLING NOTICE! r[.HE POLL L’ST of Nevada City Precinct fur the approaching Judicial Election is now ready tor examivation apd Correction. All voters shyald examine and see that. their names are properly enrolled before September 20th. Office open at all hours at A. H. Hanson's Store, ou Broad Street. A. H. HANSON, Enrolling Clerk, Nevada City, Sept. 18th, 1969. Seca eel nar rtae errannreies Parisian. Dyeing and Scouring! 734 Washington street, : SAN FRANCISCO. 7} THOMAS RESPECTFULLY INFORMS e the public that many years of practical experience and profound attention have enabied him to produce SUPEKIOR AND FAST CULORS, and by his: method of: -preparing goods to receive the dye, thé fabric will, in a cases, retain Its original trengih and quality. None but the moet skilled workmen are employed in his estab‘ishment. ‘The most “particular attention paid to Cleaning, Dyeing and Refinishing goods of every description entrusted to his care. Mi. Thomas is also sole possessor of the improved method of treating made-up clothing whether Ladies* or Gentlemen’s, thoroughly cleaning it, and turning it out as handsome as if new. ‘ : G2” All work done at reduced rates: 822 NOTICE. LL PERSONS HAVING UNSETTLED, business with the undersigned, as owners ofthe Pittsburg Mine, are requested to call at the Mine, upan MR. C, P. PURINGVON, our only author Agent. regains \g. MERRITT. , WM. B. BOURN. Nevada, August 232, 1869. ~ DR. A. C. GIBSON, . ATTENDING PH¥SICIAN.~ Graduate of the Ohio University: OrFice.—Masonic Building, corner of Com. mercial and Pine streets. 2 Ke°wpeNnce —Spring street, east of Pine, Nevada City, Cal. aZ1 LOBNER & IRVING, FORWARDING MERCHANTS, . COLFAX, CAL. , ARK GOODS PLAINLY “CARE OF L. & I, Colfax.” send shipping receipts with each Consignment ef good:. Elliptic Hook Sewing Machines ; and } NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, ON. WM. BARNES, Insurance Commis. Sioner for the State of New York, says in his last annual report: “So far as the question of security is concerned, a policy duly régistered in this department is prebably-the-safest-Life Insurance Policy that can be issued by a corporation.) ' All Policies of the North America Life Insurance Co, Are now Registered. —IN THE— Sifts N. Y. Life Insurance Department. This Company is now purely mutual, the Capital Stock, having been retired last July. ES" DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY_4 —oN THE New Contribution Plan ! Statement concerning the Registered Policies of the North America Life Insurance Company, August-2. 1869 ; Amount Insured, $15.751.589 00 Deposit required by law 661,898 88 Amiount Deposited, Surplus, : To.al. Assets, Aug. 2nd, 1869. : $4,250,000 00. . 8, BDAVENPORT AGENT. WATCHES ! . JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE. AM ABOUT TO REMOVE to San Francisco, and willsell my Stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, and _ SILVER WARE, AT COST PRICES, FOR CASH! American Watches, in Silver Cases, from 16 to $40. American Watches, in Geld Cases, from 80 to $150. Clocks from 2 to $8, and all other Goods at the same rates, W.C. RANDOLPH, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. DANCING SCHOOL—AT— _ TEMPERANCE HALL! —_

FOR CHILDREN— Saturdays; at 2 o’clock P. Mi, * (Commencing Sept. 25th.) FOR GENTS— (Commencing, Sept, 27th.) S. J. MILLINGTON, Teacher, 818-1m AMERICAN WATCH DEPOT, AGENTS FOR ‘Howard, 1 oe ieee : . Elgin, And ALL WATCHES Made in * ~ AMERICA! 6, (22 Send Orders, or Call at CUMMINGS BEOs,, 607, Montgomery St., f é 2" Mark all goods care of C, Ps R. R. Co,, TL. & J. Colfax. i) sa SAN FRANCISCO, 822 \ 716,000 00.{ 64,101 12] Monday and Thursday}; «at 8 P. M.: <2" WE SELL AT FACTORY PRICES !_get . Ey 'SINGER’S is NEW FAMILY MACHINE ! ee Is THE MOST SIMPLE, DURABLE AND TO THE PUBLIC! & Purchase the SINGER and you can accomplish a variety of work never attempted upon any, other Machine. . ya t=~ Our Embroidery Attachment Hus taken the Ladies by surprise. = yay The Manufacturing Machines for Tailors, Shoemakers, Harness Work and Carriage Trimmers, Has never yet been equalled. Wherever the SINGER MACHINE has comein competition with others it has invariably carried off the first premium, and better still, the sales ofthe SINGER we: by thousands all others. . . We guarantee perfect satisfaction and be-. fore purchasing elsewhere, be sure to examine our NEW FAMILY MACHINE or send fora Circular to the Singer Manufacturing Co, 139 Montgomery Streét, San Francisco, Ed. Goldsmith, Agent, : Nevada City. Iuly 17th, 1969. DRUG sTORE FOR SALE st ©0081 MXHE DRUG STORE AND FIXTURES OF M. KR. BUSSKLNIUS, corner of Pine and Commercial streets. are offered for sale at cost. The a aap ov has made arrangements to enter, into business in San Francisco hence this necessity for change. ‘The store has long enjoyed a good patronage, is centrally located in the city, and offers superior inducements to a Drugyist. The entire stock is offered FOR SALE, AT FIRST COST! AND MUST BE SOLD Within Ninety Days, “ Apply to H. R. BUSSENIUS. ; G2 All persons indebted to the undersign ed,-by note or book account are notified to caland settle the same immediately. HM. RK. MUSSENITS. FIRE BOY'S SALOON, BROAD STREET..,.5<0..NEVADA CITY = Cc. T. CANFIELD, Successor to G. vy. Schmittburg. THE BEST OF Wines, Ales, Liquors and Cigars, ALWAYS .ON HAND. TAKE NOTICE. LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME are requested to call and settle Before the Ist day of September, as . purpote making a visit to the East abou that time and wish to:close all accounts. Dur ing my absence DR. WM. mecorRm ICK, Of Grass Valley, will have charge of the County Hospital and attend to my practice. I take pleasure in recommending him as a good Physician and worthy of all contidence. R. M. HUNT, M. D. Nevada, August 4th. ~ Proprietor, ANSON W, LESTER, “AUSTIN W. LESTER . A. W. LESTER & CO. Dealers in Groceries, s. Provisions, _ . Case Goods, CROCKERY, LIQUORS, _ ¥ &c. &C. KC. Goods delivered a reasonable distance Free of Charge. une jl NILES SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, OFFICE—Corne of Broad and Pine Streets over Carley & Beckman’s saloon, Nevada, a9 REED & DUNKEL, FORWARDING MERCHANTS, COLFAX, CALIFORNIA, _v. it. it, Sucramento ,and “St. & Db.» Couax. Send shipping receip's with each consignment of gooas. TASTEPUL-MACHINE EVER OFFERED . ARK GOODS PLAINLY ‘CARE OF -“€.+ Private Medical Institute Established by ‘Dr. J. GC. YOUNG, In 185%. No Ciire, No Pay, _ Consultation by letter, cr otherwise, Free.BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M.D. ‘be celebrated Institute has enjoyed on this Coast an uninterrupted sti¢cess of 14 ears, and has become one Of the most cele rated lustitutes-ot theage, 7. ' ‘The great number annually received and bir ed, place it in point of numberof patients among the very first Of the world and the sucCees Of its treatment ranks it second to none. PRIVATE DISHASES = In Males, and Irregularities in Females are the great destroyers ‘ot health. ‘The insidnously attack the system, and qradenily undermine and destroy it: they drive the bloom from the cheek, the lustre from the eye, the strength and vigor from the frame, they give puny and diseased ( depring, and poison, through suc cessive generations, the. race oi man. The marks can be seen in S¢roiula, Consumption, Crippler, the .diotic, the Paralytic. the Insane. There is no more terrible scourge to the human race than those diseases arising from the contamination Venerial Poison. ‘The mildest forms, by retreating to the blood,. hold ever over the one afflicied, the sword of destruc tion that is liable.at moment to fall and blight —to utterly destroy~all earthly hopes, MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with the Veneaial, doubles his dangers. Those who have been‘treated with that pernicious MLN. ERAL POISON, arenot cured; the discase has only assumed a new form. Do NoT BE SATISFIED WiTH PartiaL CurE,§ That leaves the poison to craw) through the system, eating ils way into the tissues andor gans beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst out in the future with a virulence tha will baffle the effects of medicine. When per fect CURES can be obtained by eonsulting a ioe bowpe whom long practice and thoroval: nvestigation into the causes of Diseases ur the URINARY ORGANS, enable to determine a ihe cause of Che disease, n all Q’seases entrusted to the Doctor's care PERY ECT. SPEEDY, PERMANENT. ‘IN ALL CASES. CURES GUARANTEED. In Syphilia and its adjuncts, Gonnhorrhoe -and accompying diseases ; in all disorders ot the Bladder, Kidneys and prostate; Semina Weakness, Diseases of the Heaft and Lungs, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Tmpotency, Incipient Consumption, and ali diseases of the uniar organs in either sex, cure always warranted, or NO PAY requiredie rapeyonige WEAKNESS. . » e young man who experiences that ing weakness in his muscular and mental organization should stop and consider whence it’ arises. ~He will tind in the weakness of the back, trembling of the limbs, disordered digesof the. _tion. unaccounta powers the mind, distate for society, dreed of impending trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and lacivious dreams, accompanied by growing deafness, loss of muscular power, aud numerous other symptoms of disorgantvation, the positive traces of that most. terrible and destructive of all diseases, Seminal Weakness—wasting away his powers, destroying his hope of life and mynhood, and drag ging him along the broken path of his existence, toward & premature and loathsome ave. ‘Tv him who finds his life dribling out n the discharge of the vital principle of existence in nocturnal and diurnal emissions, the mere cessation of the causes its appearance brings no assurance of relief. hope of manhood, brings to such a one no hope of cure, but adds to his misery inthe knowledge of the one who looks to-him for som of her happiness, is a victim of his evil and an innocent companion of his punishment. He adds to his misery and disorder until hope leaves him. There is no rescue except proper and skilful treatment. Consult then, at once, a physician Whom long practice and careful research has made him thoroughly conversant with every phase of the disease, Those who have become the victims of solitary vices, thatdreadiul fascinating and destructable habit, which tills chousands of sick rooms with paralytics and consumptives, and hundreds of untimely graves with its misguided viciims, should consult without a moment's delay, one who wil! sympathise with their sufferings. ‘To such the Doctor would especially recommend himsel!, giving to each and all, guarantees of a Fertect and Permanent Cure. without Hindrance from Business, Change ot Diet, Fear of Exposure, : Do not forget the address. See below, IMPORTANT TU THE LADIES, When a female is in trouble or afflicted with disease, aud requires medical or. surgical attendance, the enquiry shonld be, where is there a physiciai who is fully competent to administer reliel, and whose respectable stand ing in society recommends him to the condidence of the community ? The Doctor understanding how imperatively necessary these requirements are, teels called upon to lamoce, and by calliog the attention of thé afflicted to the fact that he has been a Professor of Obste« trics and Female Diseases for Twenty Years, and is fully qualified to adminisver in all cases both medically and surgically, not in a superficial manner, but in as thorough a manner as vears of‘study aud practice—both in hospitals and families—can make, to save them from the hands the unqualified, unscrupulous and ue signing. Therefore families can rely upun hins as upon @ father. Allin affliction can find im him one who can feel and sympathize with. and befrieud them in trouble—onein whose secresy the utmost confidence can be placed. Consultation (by Letter or Otherwise) Frex See address below. THE CKh#LEBRATED FEMALE REMEDIES Compounded from the private prescriptions o the saiest and surest remedies for the com plaints for which they are applled, The con. etantly accruing testimonials of their efficacy, declare them to be pre-eminently 'superior ic their action. No lJady should be without these Renovating Agents. None genuine unless’ proenred ay thi ollice. Sent by Mail er Express to any part vi the State. _ GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE The Greates Discovery of this or any other Age, PREVENTIVE POWD&RS PTR MARRIED LADIEs. These Powders will be found of essenti circumstances do net permit them to increase the number @: their family without inconven ience, suffering and perhaps risk of life. This preparation is new, safe, intallible, convenieu: and simple, and cannot injure the health, Their use should be avoided at certain timea rice $10 a DoX. Sento any part of the ccast perfectly safe trom puspicion. Kemit by Mai! or Express addiessed to BNI. F. JOSSELYN, M. D FRENCH LUNAR OR FEMALE MONTHLY PILL»— Price $5. be the onty saie, mild and efficacious remedy to be depended on in long standing cases o tunctions.cf nature, the neglect of whick the suurce of such deplorable effects feuiale trame. : Address BENJ., F> JOSSELYN., M. BD. go” Sorwarding charges at the old rates, » Saeramento st. Lear Montg« mery_ Mt RCURY, recognized as themost FATALMarriage, that holy office, the safeguord and’ Dr. Young, have now obtained a most exten . ded Lan arge & and are correctly viewed to —} value to those whose means, health or other. Acknowledged by the Medical Fraternity tosuppression, irregularity, or stoppirg of thy ee