September 28, 1871 (4 pages)

nents . IN! akers, leposited, rents will Board of Li-knowa vitizen oi! a8. Co, r. t Co. eT Visors. precisely given in autile Li. Commit lgom and il] be alTickets ; nd under reenbacks O any ago & Co's ible State ary: {, CAL. ‘Sanford: nia at Ne iy inform STREZ, ble, the @ Stock « James Creg in‘ $100,00. ' nasts will be given in this city to--United-States;— and in San Francisco V L. A. Wells of this city, presented v#ome fine sugak cured smoked beef, Mew. in the Shape of .paper. crockery, NEVADA CETY; (CAL. — Board of Supervisors, >'fhe Board of Supcrvisors have reeéived and accepted the final report of Frank Cleveland as Road Commissioner. The following ainounts were allowed on the Road Pund, completing the payments for contracts made with Mr. Cleveland during his term of office: James McNally $161 25, Patrick Mooney $75, Thomas Nilon $140 63, S. Erskine $78 38, Henry Hentz, $43 63, Michael Hussy $8 48, P. B. Mock, $128 07, W. H“Fot= ten $128 06, M. McLaughlin $66 75, Daniel McSweeney, $59 50, E. P. Sandford $200, P. Hennessy $187 54, E. Northup $405 94, James, Cregan $279 50, Michael Phelan $150, Jos. Chew $247 50, A. P. Van Slyke $166 88, M. P. Hatch $175, H. Finnie $187 50, Samuel B. Crawford $30 94, John Roche $5157, M. M. Wheeler $143 44, Dan McCarty $262 50, §. S. Thompson $65 63, E£. Robbins, $98 44, G. A. Cooper 25 42, W. "HL Crawford $7 50, Lae. K. Buch $36, Thomas Nilon $22, Michael. Phelan $10, E. P. Sandford $16. Mrs. Shand $12, Henry Fuchs $12, M. M. Wheeler, $450, James McNally $60, J. 0, Conaway & Bro. $11 84, Richard Dillon $32 82, Daniel ‘McCarty $112.50, Daniel McCarty ~ $545 00, Generai Fund—l'ragk Cleveland, “salary, 7975 40,3. A. Ross, Consta. bie’s fees $29 30. Special I'und—A. D, Tower, expressage $13 10. The Japanese Troupe. / The second performance of the Japanese troupe of jugg: rs and gymnight. Tue Japanese are celebrated for their wonderful feats of Inagic, sleight of hand performances, gymnastic feats and fhvir wonderful topspinning. ‘The troupe now in this ‘ity is the best that ever came to the and Sacramento duging -the Pair drew very large audiences. The box office will be open this Morning . ‘when those who desire can engage seats for the entertainment. To Secure the Jail. V'The town authorities of some New . Hampshire town are agitating the Propriety of papering their jail to make it more! secure. “We commend this to. the Grasa Valley authorities 48:4 Measure of strengthening their ealaboose, = = The Camp Meeting. VThe Camp Meeting at the picnic ground is stillin progress. It was expected yesterday ‘that one or two new tents would be put up by Grass Valley people who came with their jes to remain until the end of the meeting. * Fine Peaches. Us: with some exeellént peaches y evening. They were of fine flavor and large size, weighing juarters of a pound: each. They were grown by P. A. Paine of ake City. Mr. Paine’s ranch is one of the best in the county. —— ‘The Golden City. The Golden City has been purchased by Gus DeYoung & Co., and it “comes to us very much improved in 4ppearance and matter. The new Publishers propose to make the Golden.City the leading literary paper on the Pacific coast. New Dry Goods. Rosgnberg Bros. have jast received 3 large lot of new and excellent goods in their line. They have a very large lot of dress goods, domestic goods, i mings, shves, and everything of the latest style. Those who desire to find a variety to select from should @0 to Rosenberg Bros. a _ New Goods. Lester & Mulloy are receiving a large stock of new groceries and oth“t goods in their line. They have Wriled ham and excellent French Prunes, besides all sorts of groceries . . at their store. They have something consisting of pans for milk, wash, buckets ete. i “Mining Location. . 44, Boland & Co. have located 800} Ota quartz ledge situated near ‘d's barn, near. the town of Grass Infleence of Te “Tithe fall the aizterenca between *uCkatAperature’ of hight and day is greater than at any other time of the year. In the early autumm the quicksilver somictimes arises as high as in the most fervid summer weather; While at night it often sinks to an almost wintry point, The hurhan body not being made of steel or India rubber, sensibly feels these tremendous changes. To fortify the 8) stem against them, a genuine tonic ig 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 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 universal use, these diseases would cease to be known as the scources of our low lying and marshy districts. That homely bit of proverbial philosophy. that ‘prevention is better than cure,” should’ be especially borne in mind in the autumn’ months; and indeed in al) seasons, together with the fect that among all the preventives of malarious disease, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the most safe and potent. Be certain, however, to obtain the genuine article, as countless imitations ot a pernicious character are abroad. See that the externuls are all right, and remember that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is sold in bottles alone. ANGON W. LESTER, Cc. E. MULLOY LESTER & MULLOY, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ~ CASE GOODS, &e. NO. 68 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. '.o8R: HAMS, BACON, LARD, * aud all sorts of PROVISIONS on hand. NEW GOODS constantly received from the Eastern iuarkets, umong them HYPEREON COv Fis, MICHitsaN CRANBERRIES, SEA MU3ss PARINA, &e. All purchasers wishing anything in our line are requested to give us & Cail. ¢ LESTEK & MULLOY. Nevada, May 9th. Joan Jack's Variety Store. PINE STREET, next door to the Corner of = Broad Street, Nevada City. OHN-JACE having fitted his new Store up in good style, is prepared ¢0 furnish tae public with Fruit, Candies, Berries, Cigars, Tebuacco, Poultry, Fancy Geods, &c. &o. At the LOWEST MARKET PRICE. Give me a call. Nevada, June 10th. H. R. BUSSENIUS, DRUGGIST, MASONIC BUILDING, CORNER OF COMMERCIAL & PINE BTs. For Justice of the Peace. —— EE D. CRAIG will be a-candidate for Justice of the Peace of Nevada TownSup, at the Judicial Election, ‘te -be. held October 18th. For Justice of the Peace. HE many friends of JOHN: HAWKE, 4 . announce him as a candidate for Jus twe of the Peacc, of Nevada Township, For Justice of the Peace. ALLMAN H. ROLFE will be a candidate for Justice of the Peace of Nevada ‘Luwnship, at the Judicial Election te be held October 18th, 1871, For Justice of the Peace. M. H. DAVIDSON is announced as a W candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace for Nevada Township. } Union Republican Nominee ! FROk counry supcx, JOHN CALDWELL. FURNITURE! FURNITURE! ERSONS in want of anything in the P Furniture line, from the finest Bed Room and Parlor Sets ! Down toCommon CHAIRS AND TABLES, can buy them at extraord]nary low rates by calling on F J. E. JOHNSTON. National Exchange Hotel Building CHARLES F. ROBINSON, DEALER IN AS2T GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, : OPPOSITE METHODIST CHURCH, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. 82” New,and eval Goods received every week, trom the Bay. Goods sold at the lowest cash rates and delivered free of charge. 02 THE GEM SALOON. FRONT STREET.,... TRUCKEE WILLIAM WELLS, Proprictor. HE BAR isalways ——with the bes beverages and excelient Cigars. Square Republican drinks always on hand Cull and take a nip when you aredry. jl2 whole physique on its defense against the . THIS COLUMN! FOR IT 18 y A. GOLDSMITH’S ! ae Newton Booth has achieved a Great Victory, but Goldsmith has won a Greater one, in SECURING FOR THE LADIES oF evapA covery, The Largest, Most Fashionable, Richest and the~ CHEAPEST STOCK —Or— MILLINERY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS, DOMESTIC GOODS, &e, &e. &e, Ever brought to the County _— GOLDSMITH . fee calls particular attenlion to the tullowiug wegnitwent erticies Which he has just received ; BLACK & COLORED SILKS, of all kintds and shades, . SILK POPLINS, of all colors. SCOTCH AND FRENCH POPLIN PLAIDS/ ; +.+.,.Of Latest Styles, NEW STYLE OF DRESS GOODS, _ 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! And Cloaking. n ——— [ Velvetines and Silk Velvet. The latest style Brocha and Bayadere Shawis! 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. IRISH LINENS. Towels & Napkins, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. LACES — Chantilla. Guipure, and Vallencine. A most Complete Stock of 3-ply & Brussels Carpets. And Thousands of other Articles. B43, $43, 000 in Gold Coin will beawar‘ded in Gold Coin, as Premiums ! 50,000 Tickets at $1 50 in Coin, each. The Gifts rauge from $5,000 to $10. There will be NO CANCELLATION of tickets, NOR ANY DEDUOTIONS from the 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 Mana . gers of this Association. The object of this Association is a purely benevolent one, for the Benefit of Schools, Churches, Cemeteries, and Water Works, in . Norta Sanduan, and the towns in its vicinity, and is deserving the commendation and support of the public, ; The success of this Association is placed beyond a doubt. A large number of its Tickets having already been sold to citizens of San Juan and vicinity, also in all parts of the States and Territuries on this Coast. Messrs. Block & Furth, Bankers, North San Juan, willreceive and disburse all moneys had trom the sale of Tickets, Acoimmission uf Sixteen aud two-thirds per cent allowed to Ayents. As & guuranty of the good faith of the managers vf tais Association in instituting this Gift Concert we will rerer to. tue professional and business mien of North san Juan, Nevada City and Grass Valley. JOHN T: MOKGAN, Treasurer, All orders and communications to JAMES A, STIDGLER, See’y, North San Juan, Cal. 000 IM, GOLD COIN! . g. {HT OT GRAND GIFR: CONCERT, St BK oy OBOAT NORTH SAN JUAN, CALIFORNIA,. ° ee é Dor Ootosen Next’ wien“ **. $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, 82-60, 0U0 Tickets Will be sold at $2.50 Coin, each. 1,501 Gold Coin. Gifts. ; Ra The Most Liberal Scheme now before thé public, NO TICKETS CANCELED. NO DEDUGTION 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 aHome for disabled and superannuated Miners. The Home we propose to erect will be under the management end direction ofthe following well known entlemon, Board of Trustees: Hon. Wm Watt, Hon Thos, Findley, A.B. Brady; Esq., Dudley Hoyt, Esq,, and Martin Ford; Esq., all of whom are residents of Grass Valicy. = The first drawing to take place in Oalifornia, During the Festival the sum of $90,000 will be distributed to the ticket holders, as follows. es I Gift of Gold Ooin.... $15,000 Gift of Gold Coin aa si viain aisle cleanse oa 10,000 1 Gift of Gold Coin... asso. 5,000 1 Gift of Gold COIN, ce cast cecceres, S000 7 Gifts of Gold Coin of $1,000 each. 7,000 10 Gifts of Gold Cuin of $500 each. 5,000 10 Girts of Gold Coin of $300 exch. 10 Giftsof Gold Coin of $2U0 each. 2,000 60 Gifts of Gold Coin of $100 each. 6 1vO Gifts of Gold Coin of $50 each. 300 Gifts of Gold Coin of $30 each. 200 Gitts of Gold Coin of $25 each.’ 5,000 88U Gifts of Gold Coin of $20 each. 16,000 THE BEST PLE OF THE PACIFIC COAST. $150,000 GOLD COIN PREMIUMS! To beawarded to the Season Ticket Holders =ON— THANKSGIVING DAY, <565.<: 1871. —_—. A Grand Gift Concert ! “ SACRAMENTO, 671 ‘. ~ SHANESGIVING DAY, 1871. For the porpose of Aiding and Assisting ths hae GF SACRAMENTO. 100,000 Season Tickets of Admission will be sold at $3 Gold Coin, Fach Ticket divided into three Coupens of $1 each. ° All the Premiums will be deposited in the Oda Fellows’ Bank of Savings, at Sacramento City. $150,000 IN GOLD COIN! Will be awarded to the Ticket-Holders. ae PREMIUMS : 1: Premium Gold Coin.... $40,000 1 Premium Gold Coin.... 20,000 1 Premium Gold Coin,... 10,000 1 Premium Gold Goin... oe ee 4,000 1 Premium Gold Coin.... 4,000 1 Lremitim Gold-Coin. 0.0.2.0. 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 euch... 10,000 100 Premiums of $50 cach... «5,000 200 Premiums of $40 each .. 6,000 500 Premiums of $25 each..., 12,500 500 Premiums of $20 each... 10,000 ———— 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 particulars address M. McMANUS, Sec’y. 816 Office-—113 J Street, Sacramento, FAULKNOR LIVERY STABLES GRASS VALLEY. HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURT chased the Stables and Livery Business heretofore conducted by James Fuulknor, now offers to accommodate the public by letting FINE SADDLE HORSES, Say BUGGY TEAMS And attending to #11 matters connected with the Livery Business in a niost satisfactory mander. & HORSES BOARDED by the Feed, Day Week or Month. None but experienced . snd careful grooms emaployed. Satisfaction guaranteed in all meric HENRY SCADDEN. Dissolution of Co-partnership. Sige partnership heretofere existing under) the tiru: mame of PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, is this day dissolved by mutu! +48, Gaga Valley township. TAL SPRING SAW MILL. “ peep pea , Mi PRESTON, — ee All of which will be sold at ex5's, PAINCHILD, 13° ci; ee ; i yarchased the interest of J. A. a: ep. MARGE, a oonbenar, . . Eeseiieseaees ea elt EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT A. GOLDSMITH, pret aby) yt ome, TM TT’ Rroad Wideet; ovata Gilgt . [RE ne eee YET OFFERED TO THE PEO-} ILL be given at the PAVILION, in . ORPHANS AND DESTiTUTE, 1,501 Gold Coin Gifts, $90,000 The drawing will take place. and gifts be awarded in precisely the same manner as the Concert given in San Francisco in aid of Se rr ATU T Bikeod, VM aa GOLD COIN,.RREMIUMS! WW HEAR orag staor 27th. day of November)1871. The Cosmopolitan. Benevolent Society, of. Californi#, ‘will bold tlieix ‘Second Grand Fair ut the Broad Street Theatre, Nevada City, Cat., in aid of the folluWing charitable purposes ; ; ist, Public Schools of Nevada County ; 2d, Public Library of Nevada City ; éd, Orphan Asyluin, Nevada County; 4th, Hire Depuctinent,. Nevada City. 100,000 Season Tickets of Admits sion will be Seld at $2 50 each. All the Premitunis will be deposited in the BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY, PREMIUMS. 1 Premium, Gold Coin....$25,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin. ..000++-15,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin. 2.500.4.1.°10,000 1 Premium, Gold Ooin.-..-. vase 6,000 1 Premium, Gold Coim..0.0004 4,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin.... 3,000 1 Premium, Gold Ooin, .. wvecieee 3,000 1 Premium, Gold Goin. .... 2,490 1 Premium, Gold Coin.. 2,000: 15 Premiums, Gold Cvin, $1,000-each 15,000. 5 Premiums, Gold Coin, $500 each. 2,500 8 Premiums, Gold Coin, $300 each. 2,400 25: Premiums, Gold Coin, $250 each— 6,250: 100 Premiuins, Gold Coin, $100 each 10,000 400 Premiuins, Gold Coin, 350. each. 5,000 200 Premiums, Gold Coin, $30 each. 6,000 600 Premiums, Gold Coin, $25 each .12,5001,043 Premiums, Gold Coin,. $20 each 20,860 $150,000 seewore 2,005 Premiums am’t to ; Business Managers. ae A. W. POTTER, A. H. HAGADORN, J. CORWELL LEE. dvhp H. Dickson T. W. Sigourney; John A. Lancasti Hotel; M.S. Deal, Editor ‘the Mercantile Library, and under the management of a Committee of well known re-Sponsible residents 6f Nevada Couuty Cal. _. TREASURER, BANK OF THOS FINDLEY & 0O,. GRASS VALLEY. With whom all moneys will be deposited. All disbursements wiil be made through said Bank. In addition to the above Gifts the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars will be given to the following named genticinen, Trustees of the Home: Hon. Win. 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 referto any citizen of Neyada County. a Good responsiblé agents wanted every. where, Gv. Scinnittourg, dulius Greenwaia, ty ‘Treasurer; Gevu. B. Newell, ex-County Supervisor; ‘Poos. J. Gurdner, &iitor Nevada Guzette : P. Banner, Merchant; R.'b. Gentry, late Saeriff Nevada County ; Db. E, Boll, Deputy Postinaster; Tra A. Katon, Union Hotel; G. G. Allen, Nevada foundry; Judge T. H. Rolre; Geo. i, Phhilifps, Merchant; A. Goldsmith, Merchant; ~ Wm. it, Coe, Chief Engineer Fire Department; U. ‘I’. Canfield, ex-Chicf Engineer Fite partinent; : ‘ _ A. Sanaford, Merchant; Bliven & Potter, Merchants; Lester & Mulloy, M. chants; L. Nihell, City Marsual; Good responsible agents wanted. Libbral conunissions allowed. Money should be 20-per cent commission will bé allowed on all orders for 50 or more tickets. ComPost office order or Greenbacks for $50 we will send Pwelve Tickets tu any addres in the United Btates. GEO. W. DIXON, oo =, Secretary snd Business Manager, Office: Exchange Building, Grass Valley. Connecticut Mutual LIVE INSURANCE COMPANY : HARTFORD, CONN. Dre 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 RETURN. ED TO ASSURED, TO DATE, ABOUT $11, 000, 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, jaa : Agent Nevada City THOS. FINDLEY & C0., BANKERS, * — URCHASE GOLD DUST, MAKE AD: vances on Goid Dust, for Assay or Coinage at U. 5. Mint. ‘Draw ,Checks on San Francisco, Sacramento, Virginia City, Treasure City. THE BANE OF CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE FOR SALE ON NEW YORK, 8T. PETERSBURG, LONDON, DUBLIN, AMSTERDAM, HAMBURG, BREMEN, PARIS. m12 A CARD. Nonrrn BLoomFierp, } Nevada County, Cal. Sept. 19, 1871. MR. FESSENDEN, President of the Phenix Mutual Life Insurance Company, of Hartford Sir: : E, the undersigned, after careful exainination of your By-Laws and pampuicts, upon the workings of your Company, kindiy furnished us by your Traveling Agent br. A. C. Farno, and Local Agent, Mr. A. D. Lemaire, believe it to be one of the best and safest companies in the Luited States, and would most cheerfully recommend the above Colupany to the public at large. i figned: Geo, 8. Farley, M. D. Examining Physician of Phoenix M. L. Co. of Hartiord. G. Luces, A. M. Dobbie, Edward Cummings, John Stone, W. A. Johnson, Wm. Waldron, Adolphe Bigot, J.H. Helwig, M. Bohsannan, H. Haulbeck, J. A, Rogers, 823 PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE IN. SURANCE COMPANY, Or HARTFORD. D.LAMAIRE has been appointed A. agent for the above arr A for. San Juan. French Corral, North Bloomfield and the surrounding country. All business entrusted to Mr. Lamaire will be promptly and faithfully attended to. : DR. FARNO, <3 missions “paid-in tickets, “Oi Feceipt of . Bank. Adaress all communications to pl Nevada City, Cal, THE WORLD MOVES! _ TAM HAPPY TOINFORM the citizens of Nevada GounBY use of Dental Substitutes ; that I am now putting in « SUPERIOR STYLE OF “PLATES THAT ‘WILL NOT ROCK, FALL DOWN IN COX. VERSATION, OR BECOME. LOOSE. LN MASTICATION. . Z attach the Patent Flexible Edge to Plates adapting the same to the KA FLATTEST MOUTHS, heretofore considered hopeless cases, and guarantee that the person cam not pall the Plateaway. . I will here state, by way of explanation, that there is no air chamber in my new style plate,consequently no continuous irfitation, while the edge of the-plate being sott: and elastic, it conforms to the movement of the muscles of the mouth in talking; and during Inastication, ‘ a2 a desideratum never before attained t_gg Whilst prepared to prove all of the above facts, I am also prepared to save the natural a by carerul tilling with the best mate8, ; And using the Latest improved Instruments 2 In Extracting, I generally use an Anaesthetic, myself choosing the one suited to nuture of case, health and temperament of putient, etc. “ 7 Terms Cash, and large enough to secure my best efforts, DR. R. W. STERLING, No. 49 Main Street, GRASS VALLEY. Grass Valley, June 19th,-1871, DENTISTRY. Ds. HUGHSON & HOLMES: ave opened an office, In Kidd’s Building, Broad Siree:Over Lester & Mulloy’s Store. They are prepared to perform all kinds of Mechanical and Operative Dentistry in the latest and myst approved styles. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Si'yer, Vulcanite and Aluminium. Satisfaction guaranteed as to quality and price of work. Visits made at residence, if desired. . Nevada, May #0th, 1871. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, BROAD STREET.,..NEVADA CITY. J. A. LANCASTER, Proprietor, HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS ALways open for the accommodation et 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 no sam nor expense to render his guestg couortable. ; Ss their Offices at this.Hotel. The House is kept open all for the accommodation of the Trayeling Public. Billiard Tablesand Bar connocted with the Hotel. fA share of Public Patronage is respectful Mack JOHN ALANCASTER, sent-by Express, or by Draft on any solvent BUT THEPLATE NEED. NOF :7p ty, who are interested im the for all parts of the State have AER

nents . IN! akers, leposited, rents will Board of Li-knowa vitizen oi! a8. Co, r. t Co. eT Visors. precisely given in autile Li. Commit lgom and il] be alTickets ; nd under reenbacks O any ago & Co's ible State ary: {, CAL. ‘Sanford: nia at Ne iy inform STREZ, ble, the @ Stock « James Creg in‘ $100,00. ' nasts will be given in this city to--United-States;— and in San Francisco V L. A. Wells of this city, presented v#ome fine sugak cured smoked beef, Mew. in the Shape of .paper. crockery, NEVADA CETY; (CAL. — Board of Supervisors, >'fhe Board of Supcrvisors have reeéived and accepted the final report of Frank Cleveland as Road Commissioner. The following ainounts were allowed on the Road Pund, completing the payments for contracts made with Mr. Cleveland during his term of office: James McNally $161 25, Patrick Mooney $75, Thomas Nilon $140 63, S. Erskine $78 38, Henry Hentz, $43 63, Michael Hussy $8 48, P. B. Mock, $128 07, W. H“Fot= ten $128 06, M. McLaughlin $66 75, Daniel McSweeney, $59 50, E. P. Sandford $200, P. Hennessy $187 54, E. Northup $405 94, James, Cregan $279 50, Michael Phelan $150, Jos. Chew $247 50, A. P. Van Slyke $166 88, M. P. Hatch $175, H. Finnie $187 50, Samuel B. Crawford $30 94, John Roche $5157, M. M. Wheeler $143 44, Dan McCarty $262 50, §. S. Thompson $65 63, E£. Robbins, $98 44, G. A. Cooper 25 42, W. "HL Crawford $7 50, Lae. K. Buch $36, Thomas Nilon $22, Michael. Phelan $10, E. P. Sandford $16. Mrs. Shand $12, Henry Fuchs $12, M. M. Wheeler, $450, James McNally $60, J. 0, Conaway & Bro. $11 84, Richard Dillon $32 82, Daniel ‘McCarty $112.50, Daniel McCarty ~ $545 00, Generai Fund—l'ragk Cleveland, “salary, 7975 40,3. A. Ross, Consta. bie’s fees $29 30. Special I'und—A. D, Tower, expressage $13 10. The Japanese Troupe. / The second performance of the Japanese troupe of jugg: rs and gymnight. Tue Japanese are celebrated for their wonderful feats of Inagic, sleight of hand performances, gymnastic feats and fhvir wonderful topspinning. ‘The troupe now in this ‘ity is the best that ever came to the and Sacramento duging -the Pair drew very large audiences. The box office will be open this Morning . ‘when those who desire can engage seats for the entertainment. To Secure the Jail. V'The town authorities of some New . Hampshire town are agitating the Propriety of papering their jail to make it more! secure. “We commend this to. the Grasa Valley authorities 48:4 Measure of strengthening their ealaboose, = = The Camp Meeting. VThe Camp Meeting at the picnic ground is stillin progress. It was expected yesterday ‘that one or two new tents would be put up by Grass Valley people who came with their jes to remain until the end of the meeting. * Fine Peaches. Us: with some exeellént peaches y evening. They were of fine flavor and large size, weighing juarters of a pound: each. They were grown by P. A. Paine of ake City. Mr. Paine’s ranch is one of the best in the county. —— ‘The Golden City. The Golden City has been purchased by Gus DeYoung & Co., and it “comes to us very much improved in 4ppearance and matter. The new Publishers propose to make the Golden.City the leading literary paper on the Pacific coast. New Dry Goods. Rosgnberg Bros. have jast received 3 large lot of new and excellent goods in their line. They have a very large lot of dress goods, domestic goods, i mings, shves, and everything of the latest style. Those who desire to find a variety to select from should @0 to Rosenberg Bros. a _ New Goods. Lester & Mulloy are receiving a large stock of new groceries and oth“t goods in their line. They have Wriled ham and excellent French Prunes, besides all sorts of groceries . . at their store. They have something consisting of pans for milk, wash, buckets ete. i “Mining Location. . 44, Boland & Co. have located 800} Ota quartz ledge situated near ‘d's barn, near. the town of Grass Infleence of Te “Tithe fall the aizterenca between *uCkatAperature’ of hight and day is greater than at any other time of the year. In the early autumm the quicksilver somictimes arises as high as in the most fervid summer weather; While at night it often sinks to an almost wintry point, The hurhan body not being made of steel or India rubber, sensibly feels these tremendous changes. To fortify the 8) stem against them, a genuine tonic ig 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 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 universal use, these diseases would cease to be known as the scources of our low lying and marshy districts. That homely bit of proverbial philosophy. that ‘prevention is better than cure,” should’ be especially borne in mind in the autumn’ months; and indeed in al) seasons, together with the fect that among all the preventives of malarious disease, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the most safe and potent. Be certain, however, to obtain the genuine article, as countless imitations ot a pernicious character are abroad. See that the externuls are all right, and remember that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is sold in bottles alone. ANGON W. LESTER, Cc. E. MULLOY LESTER & MULLOY, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ~ CASE GOODS, &e. NO. 68 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. '.o8R: HAMS, BACON, LARD, * aud all sorts of PROVISIONS on hand. NEW GOODS constantly received from the Eastern iuarkets, umong them HYPEREON COv Fis, MICHitsaN CRANBERRIES, SEA MU3ss PARINA, &e. All purchasers wishing anything in our line are requested to give us & Cail. ¢ LESTEK & MULLOY. Nevada, May 9th. Joan Jack's Variety Store. PINE STREET, next door to the Corner of = Broad Street, Nevada City. OHN-JACE having fitted his new Store up in good style, is prepared ¢0 furnish tae public with Fruit, Candies, Berries, Cigars, Tebuacco, Poultry, Fancy Geods, &c. &o. At the LOWEST MARKET PRICE. Give me a call. Nevada, June 10th. H. R. BUSSENIUS, DRUGGIST, MASONIC BUILDING, CORNER OF COMMERCIAL & PINE BTs. For Justice of the Peace. —— EE D. CRAIG will be a-candidate for Justice of the Peace of Nevada TownSup, at the Judicial Election, ‘te -be. held October 18th. For Justice of the Peace. HE many friends of JOHN: HAWKE, 4 . announce him as a candidate for Jus twe of the Peacc, of Nevada Township, For Justice of the Peace. ALLMAN H. ROLFE will be a candidate for Justice of the Peace of Nevada ‘Luwnship, at the Judicial Election te be held October 18th, 1871, For Justice of the Peace. M. H. DAVIDSON is announced as a W candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace for Nevada Township. } Union Republican Nominee ! FROk counry supcx, JOHN CALDWELL. FURNITURE! FURNITURE! ERSONS in want of anything in the P Furniture line, from the finest Bed Room and Parlor Sets ! Down toCommon CHAIRS AND TABLES, can buy them at extraord]nary low rates by calling on F J. E. JOHNSTON. National Exchange Hotel Building CHARLES F. ROBINSON, DEALER IN AS2T GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, : OPPOSITE METHODIST CHURCH, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. 82” New,and eval Goods received every week, trom the Bay. Goods sold at the lowest cash rates and delivered free of charge. 02 THE GEM SALOON. FRONT STREET.,...... TRUCKEE WILLIAM WELLS, Proprictor. HE BAR isalways ——with the bes beverages and excelient Cigars. Square Republican drinks always on hand Cull and take a nip when you aredry. jl2 whole physique on its defense against the . THIS COLUMN! FOR IT 18 y A. GOLDSMITH’S ! ae Newton Booth has achieved a Great Victory, but Goldsmith has won a Greater one, in SECURING FOR THE LADIES oF evapA covery, The Largest, Most Fashionable, Richest and the~ CHEAPEST STOCK —Or— MILLINERY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS, DOMESTIC GOODS, &e, &e. &e, Ever brought to the County _— GOLDSMITH . fee calls particular attenlion to the tullowiug wegnitwent erticies Which he has just received ; BLACK & COLORED SILKS, of all kintds and shades, . SILK POPLINS, of all colors. SCOTCH AND FRENCH POPLIN PLAIDS/ ; +.+.,.Of Latest Styles, NEW STYLE OF DRESS GOODS, _ 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! And Cloaking. n ——— [ Velvetines and Silk Velvet. The latest style Brocha and Bayadere Shawis! 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. IRISH LINENS. Towels & Napkins, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. LACES — Chantilla. Guipure, and Vallencine. A most Complete Stock of 3-ply & Brussels Carpets. And Thousands of other Articles. B43, $43, 000 in Gold Coin will beawar‘ded in Gold Coin, as Premiums ! 50,000 Tickets at $1 50 in Coin, each. The Gifts rauge from $5,000 to $10. There will be NO CANCELLATION of tickets, NOR ANY DEDUOTIONS from the 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 Mana . gers of this Association. The object of this Association is a purely benevolent one, for the Benefit of Schools, Churches, Cemeteries, and Water Works, in . Norta Sanduan, and the towns in its vicinity, and is deserving the commendation and support of the public, ; The success of this Association is placed beyond a doubt. A large number of its Tickets having already been sold to citizens of San Juan and vicinity, also in all parts of the States and Territuries on this Coast. Messrs. Block & Furth, Bankers, North San Juan, willreceive and disburse all moneys had trom the sale of Tickets, Acoimmission uf Sixteen aud two-thirds per cent allowed to Ayents. As & guuranty of the good faith of the managers vf tais Association in instituting this Gift Concert we will rerer to. tue professional and business mien of North san Juan, Nevada City and Grass Valley. JOHN T: MOKGAN, Treasurer, All orders and communications to JAMES A, STIDGLER, See’y, North San Juan, Cal. 000 IM, GOLD COIN! . g. {HT OT GRAND GIFR: CONCERT, St BK oy OBOAT NORTH SAN JUAN, CALIFORNIA,. ° ee é Dor Ootosen Next’ wien“ **. $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, 82-60, 0U0 Tickets Will be sold at $2.50 Coin, each. 1,501 Gold Coin. Gifts. ; Ra The Most Liberal Scheme now before thé public, NO TICKETS CANCELED. NO DEDUGTION 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 aHome for disabled and superannuated Miners. The Home we propose to erect will be under the management end direction ofthe following well known entlemon, Board of Trustees: Hon. Wm Watt, Hon Thos, Findley, A.B. Brady; Esq., Dudley Hoyt, Esq,, and Martin Ford; Esq., all of whom are residents of Grass Valicy. = The first drawing to take place in Oalifornia, During the Festival the sum of $90,000 will be distributed to the ticket holders, as follows. es I Gift of Gold Ooin........ $15,000 Gift of Gold Coin aa si viain aisle cleanse oa 10,000 1 Gift of Gold Coin...... asso. 5,000 1 Gift of Gold COIN, ce cast cecceres, S000 7 Gifts of Gold Coin of $1,000 each. 7,000 10 Gifts of Gold Cuin of $500 each.. 5,000 10 Girts of Gold Coin of $300 exch.. 10 Giftsof Gold Coin of $2U0 each.. 2,000 60 Gifts of Gold Coin of $100 each. 6 1vO Gifts of Gold Coin of $50 each. 300 Gifts of Gold Coin of $30 each. 200 Gitts of Gold Coin of $25 each.’ 5,000 88U Gifts of Gold Coin of $20 each. 16,000 THE BEST PLE OF THE PACIFIC COAST. $150,000 GOLD COIN PREMIUMS! To beawarded to the Season Ticket Holders =ON— THANKSGIVING DAY, <565.<: 1871. —_—. A Grand Gift Concert ! “ SACRAMENTO, 671 ‘. ~ SHANESGIVING DAY, 1871. For the porpose of Aiding and Assisting ths hae GF SACRAMENTO. 100,000 Season Tickets of Admission will be sold at $3 Gold Coin, Fach Ticket divided into three Coupens of $1 each. ° All the Premiums will be deposited in the Oda Fellows’ Bank of Savings, at Sacramento City. $150,000 IN GOLD COIN! Will be awarded to the Ticket-Holders. ae PREMIUMS : 1: Premium Gold Coin....... $40,000 1 Premium Gold Coin....... 20,000 1 Premium Gold Coin,...... 10,000 1 Premium Gold Goin..... oe ee 4,000 1 Premium Gold Coin....... 4,000 1 Lremitim Gold-Coin. 0.0.2.0.. 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 euch...... 10,000 100 Premiums of $50 cach..... «5,000 200 Premiums of $40 each .... 6,000 500 Premiums of $25 each....., 12,500 500 Premiums of $20 each...... 10,000 ———— 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 particulars address M. McMANUS, Sec’y. 816 Office-—113 J Street, Sacramento, FAULKNOR LIVERY STABLES GRASS VALLEY. HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURT chased the Stables and Livery Business heretofore conducted by James Fuulknor, now offers to accommodate the public by letting FINE SADDLE HORSES, Say BUGGY TEAMS And attending to #11 matters connected with the Livery Business in a niost satisfactory mander. & HORSES BOARDED by the Feed, Day Week or Month. None but experienced . snd careful grooms emaployed. Satisfaction guaranteed in all meric HENRY SCADDEN. Dissolution of Co-partnership. Sige partnership heretofere existing under) the tiru: mame of PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, is this day dissolved by mutu! +48, Gaga Valley township. TAL SPRING SAW MILL. “ peep pea , Mi PRESTON, — ee All of which will be sold at ex5's, PAINCHILD, 13° ci; ee ; i yarchased the interest of J. A. a: ep. MARGE, a oonbenar, . . Eeseiieseaees ea elt EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT A. GOLDSMITH, pret aby) yt ome, TM TT’ Rroad Wideet; ovata Gilgt . [RE ne eee YET OFFERED TO THE PEO-} ILL be given at the PAVILION, in . ORPHANS AND DESTiTUTE, 1,501 Gold Coin Gifts, $90,000 The drawing will take place. and gifts be awarded in precisely the same manner as the Concert given in San Francisco in aid of Se rr ATU T Bikeod, VM aa GOLD COIN,.RREMIUMS! WW HEAR orag staor 27th. day of November)1871. The Cosmopolitan. Benevolent Society, of. Californi#, ‘will bold tlieix ‘Second Grand Fair ut the Broad Street Theatre, Nevada City, Cat., in aid of the folluWing charitable purposes ; ; ist, Public Schools of Nevada County ; 2d, Public Library of Nevada City ; éd, Orphan Asyluin, Nevada County; 4th, Hire Depuctinent,. Nevada City. 100,000 Season Tickets of Admits sion will be Seld at $2 50 each. All the Premitunis will be deposited in the BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY, PREMIUMS. 1 Premium, Gold Coin.......$25,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin. ....000++-15,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin.. 2.500.4.1.°10,000 1 Premium, Gold Ooin.-...-. vase 6,000 1 Premium, Gold Coim....0.0004 4,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin....... 3,000 1 Premium, Gold Ooin, ... wvecieee 3,000 1 Premium, Gold Goin. ....... 2,490 1 Premium, Gold Coin.... 2,000: 15 Premiums, Gold Cvin, $1,000-each 15,000. 5 Premiums, Gold Coin, $500 each. 2,500 8 Premiums, Gold Coin, $300 each. 2,400 25: Premiums, Gold Coin, $250 each— 6,250: 100 Premiuins, Gold Coin, $100 each 10,000 400 Premiuins, Gold Coin, 350. each. 5,000 200 Premiums, Gold Coin, $30 each. 6,000 600 Premiums, Gold Coin, $25 each .12,5001,043 Premiums, Gold Coin,. $20 each 20,860 $150,000 seewore 2,005 Premiums am’t to ; Business Managers. ae A. W. POTTER, A. H. HAGADORN, J. CORWELL LEE. dvhp H. Dickson T. W. Sigourney; John A. Lancasti Hotel; M.S. Deal, Editor ‘the Mercantile Library, and under the management of a Committee of well known re-Sponsible residents 6f Nevada Couuty Cal. _. TREASURER, BANK OF THOS FINDLEY & 0O,. GRASS VALLEY. With whom all moneys will be deposited. All disbursements wiil be made through said Bank. In addition to the above Gifts the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars will be given to the following named genticinen, Trustees of the Home: Hon. Win. 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 referto any citizen of Neyada County. a Good responsiblé agents wanted every. where, Gv. Scinnittourg, dulius Greenwaia, ty ‘Treasurer; Gevu. B. Newell, ex-County Supervisor; ‘Poos. J. Gurdner, &iitor Nevada Guzette : P. Banner, Merchant; R.'b. Gentry, late Saeriff Nevada County ; Db. E, Boll, Deputy Postinaster; Tra A. Katon, Union Hotel; G. G. Allen, Nevada foundry; Judge T. H. Rolre; Geo. i, Phhilifps, Merchant; A. Goldsmith, Merchant; ~ Wm. it, Coe, Chief Engineer Fire Department; U. ‘I’. Canfield, ex-Chicf Engineer Fite partinent; : ‘ _ A. Sanaford, Merchant; Bliven & Potter, Merchants; Lester & Mulloy, M. chants; L. Nihell, City Marsual; Good responsible agents wanted. Libbral conunissions allowed. Money should be 20-per cent commission will bé allowed on all orders for 50 or more tickets. ComPost office order or Greenbacks for $50 we will send Pwelve Tickets tu any addres in the United Btates. GEO. W. DIXON, oo =, Secretary snd Business Manager, Office: Exchange Building, Grass Valley. Connecticut Mutual LIVE INSURANCE COMPANY : HARTFORD, CONN. Dre 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 RETURN. ED TO ASSURED, TO DATE, ABOUT $11, 000, 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, jaa : Agent Nevada City THOS. FINDLEY & C0., BANKERS, * — URCHASE GOLD DUST, MAKE AD: vances on Goid Dust, for Assay or Coinage at U. 5. Mint. ‘Draw ,Checks on San Francisco, Sacramento, Virginia City, Treasure City. THE BANE OF CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE FOR SALE ON NEW YORK, 8T. PETERSBURG, LONDON, DUBLIN, AMSTERDAM, HAMBURG, BREMEN, PARIS. m12 A CARD. Nonrrn BLoomFierp, } Nevada County, Cal. Sept. 19, 1871. MR. FESSENDEN, President of the Phenix Mutual Life Insurance Company, of Hartford Sir: : E, the undersigned, after careful exainination of your By-Laws and pampuicts, upon the workings of your Company, kindiy furnished us by your Traveling Agent br. A. C. Farno, and Local Agent, Mr. A. D. Lemaire, believe it to be one of the best and safest companies in the Luited States, and would most cheerfully recommend the above Colupany to the public at large. i figned: Geo, 8. Farley, M. D. Examining Physician of Phoenix M. L. Co. of Hartiord. G. Luces, A. M. Dobbie, Edward Cummings, John Stone, W. A. Johnson, Wm. Waldron, Adolphe Bigot, J.H. Helwig, M. Bohsannan, H. Haulbeck, J. A, Rogers, 823 PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE IN. SURANCE COMPANY, Or HARTFORD. D.LAMAIRE has been appointed A. agent for the above arr A for. San Juan. French Corral, North Bloomfield and the surrounding country. All business entrusted to Mr. Lamaire will be promptly and faithfully attended to. : DR. FARNO, <3 missions “paid-in tickets, “Oi Feceipt of . Bank. Adaress all communications to pl Nevada City, Cal, THE WORLD MOVES! _ TAM HAPPY TOINFORM the citizens of Nevada GounBY use of Dental Substitutes ; that I am now putting in « SUPERIOR STYLE OF “PLATES THAT ‘WILL NOT ROCK, FALL DOWN IN COX. VERSATION, OR BECOME. LOOSE. LN MASTICATION. . Z attach the Patent Flexible Edge to Plates adapting the same to the KA FLATTEST MOUTHS, heretofore considered hopeless cases, and guarantee that the person cam not pall the Plateaway. . I will here state, by way of explanation, that there is no air chamber in my new style plate,consequently no continuous irfitation, while the edge of the-plate being sott: and elastic, it conforms to the movement of the muscles of the mouth in talking; and during Inastication, ‘ a2 a desideratum never before attained t_gg Whilst prepared to prove all of the above facts, I am also prepared to save the natural a by carerul tilling with the best mate8, ; And using the Latest improved Instruments 2 In Extracting, I generally use an Anaesthetic, myself choosing the one suited to nuture of case, health and temperament of putient, etc. “ 7 Terms Cash, and large enough to secure my best efforts, DR. R. W. STERLING, No. 49 Main Street, GRASS VALLEY. Grass Valley, June 19th,-1871, DENTISTRY. Ds. HUGHSON & HOLMES: ave opened an office, In Kidd’s Building, Broad Siree:Over Lester & Mulloy’s Store. They are prepared to perform all kinds of Mechanical and Operative Dentistry in the latest and myst approved styles. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Si'yer, Vulcanite and Aluminium. Satisfaction guaranteed as to quality and price of work. Visits made at residence, if desired. . Nevada, May #0th, 1871. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, BROAD STREET..,...NEVADA CITY. J. A. LANCASTER, Proprietor, HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS ALways open for the accommodation et 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 no sam nor expense to render his guestg couortable. ; Ss their Offices at this.Hotel. The House is kept open all for the accommodation of the Trayeling Public. Billiard Tablesand Bar connocted with the Hotel. fA share of Public Patronage is respectful Mack JOHN ALANCASTER, sent-by Express, or by Draft on any solvent BUT THEPLATE NEED. NOF :7p ty, who are interested im the for all parts of the State have AER