September 6, 1870 (4 pages)

raER givre a RA the ARES. form aber MOST et and yr h I oth. m exat the E a: to ‘sugar pine, take fire and burn the _ thority of France, whatever it might the peace, and lodged in the calaboose $15. The fine was paid. She Duily Transeript. . 4 San Francisco should invariably stop at the _ NEVADA CITY. LOCAL ITEMS. Fires in the Woods. ia, 4 conflagration has been raging in the woods; on the Washington ridge, for. over two weeks. It commenced neat the Cold Spring Canon, probably by the carelessness of some camping party, and on Saturday had extended this side‘of the Six Mile House. Its course was opposite the prevailing winds, and consejuently made its way slowly in this direction. For some time it was confined_between the main road and the north fork of Deer creek ; buton Thursday last it had crossed the creek, and the next day had crossed to the north side of the road. It hasalready burned over a district seven or eight miles square, and bids fair to sweep the entire ridge. All the young growth of.timber, is destroyed, as well as n:any of the large trees. A person standing in the neighborhood of the fire,can hear. the fall of a large tree every few minutes. No systematic effort has been made to extinguish the conflagration, the few people on the ridge contenting themselves with efforts to save their individual property. The best trees for lumber, such as the most readily.Supervisor Election. The election for’ Supervisor of the Third Distriet of this county—including the townships of Bridgeport,Bloomfield, and Eureka—takes place to-day? Captain Henry Atwater, the Republi. can nominee,isan old resident of Eureka township, where heis largely interested in mining. He has done much tqward the development of the extensive mining interests at Moore’#*F lat, isa man of sound judgment and busi~ ness “ha bits-and “where-he is-known is ‘ “noted for “his sterling integrity and _ straight-forward dealings, Aside from party considerations, he is the right .man for the positior his friends have selected him. We trust the Republicans of the district will come out toa man and give him their united support. If a change in -politiés is occasionally advantageous, a division of the political power is still more beneficial to the public interest. EZEucorporation. The cértificate of incorporation of the Orleans Consolidated Mining Company was filed in the office of the County Clerk yesterday. Tlie object of the corporation is to carry on the business of mining on, and extracting metals from, the Orleans quartz ledge, situated on Gold Flat,in Nevada township snd county. The capital steck is $210,000, divided into 2,100 shares of $100 each ; principal place of business, Nevada City; Trustees for. the first three months, T. W. Sigourney, A. B. Brady, Oscar Maltman, Thomas Mein, and C. P, Purinton. : Naturalized. == += ° In the County Conft, yesterday, James Cullovin, a native of Ireland,and Julius Poquillon, August Lemair, and Antoine Lacheze, natives of France, were admitted to citizenship. As it is somewhat doubtful just at this time what kind of a Government France may have,the last three, instead of ‘being required to renounce allegiance to Napoleon III, were sworn to re nounce allegiance to the ruling auDeparture, Rev. Alex. Parker, for two years pas? tor of the Congregational Church in this city, preached his farewell sermon on Sunday, and yesterday took his departure for the East, where he intends wo. permanently reside. During his residence here he has endeared himself toa large circle of acquaintances, by whom his absence will be missed. Disturbing the Peace. . William Williams was arrested by Marshal Nihell, Sunday evening, on a charge of drunkenness and disturbing for the night. He was brought before Justice Caldwell yesterday morning, where he plead guilty and was fined Persons from Nevada County who go to Cosmopolitan Hotel, corner of Bush ‘and Sansome Streets. Itis decidedly the best first-cliss Hotel at the Bay and yet the prices charged are lower than any of thé others. The proprietors are the most polite and attentive landlords to be found on the Pacific coast. Give them a call and you will never regret it. : Ifit is thrown in your Teeth. hat you donot keep your dental .apratus in r trim, it is your own ault, for the world knows that you — do so by using the matchless vegetable dentrifice Sozoponr. ‘“Spatprne’s Give.” Cheap, convenient and useful. Mends everything. The Life Sustaining Principle. The vital and the muscular systems are en, tirely distinct from each other. A man may have the brawn of a Hercules, but if deficient in vital energy he will not wear a8-well.or las; as long, or be as healthy and happy while he does last, as the.man of ordinary; or even slender build, who possesses a larger share of this animating principle. One of thé greatest recommendations of that pure vegetable invigerant, Hostetfer’s Stomach Bitters, is that, it increases the vital force.of the system. No medicine can double the-volume of a man’s. and sinews ; but Hostetter’s Bitters Has an effeet much more important. Its use promotes constitutional vigor. It reinforces the life-power, of which bone and sinew and muscle are merely the instruments, holding the same relation to it that machinery does to steam. Let the slight and apparently fragile take heart, they may have more stamina,though far less physical strength; than the broad shouldered athletes they rerard with staminal principal which, when in full supply, is the source of health and the best guaran. tee of longevity, is a special. property of the ‘famous restorative. Itis not only a specific for dyspepsia, biliousness,intermittent fevers, constipation, etc., and a preventive of all dis. eases of a malarious character, brt the best of all medicines for strengthening the constitution and awakening the powers of nature from whatever cause they may have become lethargic. Notice to Contractors, Board of Supervisors, sealed proposals will be received at the office of the County Clerk in Nevada City, for Repairing the: Suspeneie Bridge, across Deer Creek, in Nevada ity, in accordance with Plans and Specifica~ tions now on file in the County Clerk’s Office, until SATURDAY, the third day of September, A. D. 1870: J. J. ROGERS, ) Clerk Board Supervisors. Nevada city, August 20th, 1870. Postponement. The time for receiving proposals as above, will be extended until SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th. By order of the Board of Supervisors. J.J. ROGERS, Clerk, August 29th, 1870. . New Boot and Shoe Shop. 8. W. STODDARD would reepectfully inform the peopie of evada, that he has senet ashop on BROAD STEEET, adjoining Fininger’s, and is now prepared to make Boots and Shoes to order in good style and at low rates. REPAIRING promptly, neatly and expeditiously done. By strict attention to business he hopes to receive & liberal share of public patronage. Nevada, August 27th, 1870. LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE At Cost Prices!Wey: E. SOHNSTON FFERS EVERYTHING IN HIS STORE AT COST PRICES, on and after this date. ‘The stock consists in part of PARLOR 8ETS, BEDROOM SETS, BED AND BEDDING, TABLES, ALL KINDS, SOFAS, CHAIRS, BUREAUS, ' LOUNGES, And in fact everything that is usually found in an establishment of this kind. Call and examine the goods.and prices,and sat.sfaction will be guaranteed in all instances. J. E. JOHNSTON, In National Exchange Hotel Building. ~ Nevada, July 28th, 1870. DENTISTRY. T. W.SMcINTYRE, GDENTAL SURGEON ! ffice—Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. over Banner's, IS PREPARED TO DO ALL kinds of Dental Work at. short notice and in the best manner.— Artificial Teeth inserted and a good fit guaranteed. Full. Upper Set, on Vulcanite, $25. Teeth filled with Gold from 2 to $4. Nerve destroyed in sensitive Teeth, if desired. All work guaranteed to give the best satisfaction or no charges made. ni6_ Contractors Wanted ! ne O TAKE OUT ROCK AT THE STAR MEENE, Inquire at the OFFICE, No. 18 Broad Street, . muscle, or thicken and vulcanize his thews ; 9. N: : : : = envy. To restore, to sustain, to increase this }-Enyegopes, . Umbrellas, .Walking.Canes,THE SACRAMENTO DOLLAR STORE. A. W. LESTER & CO., W onde inform the people of Nevada City and vicinity that they have the LARGEST, CHEAPEST, PRETTIEST And most Durable Lot of Goods in their Line to be found.on. the Pacific Coast, At 1738 J Street, Sacramento. Between Fifth and Sixth Streets. Any of the following Articles will be sold for ONE DOLLAR ! Ladies’ Gaiter Boots, Slippers, Shoes. Hats, Velvet, White, Straw, Black Straw, Felt, Neapolitan, trimmed and untrimmed of the very latest styles and patterns. Ladies’ Night Gowns, a Merino Drawers, Muslin. Drawers, ~Undervests, Corsetts, all sizes, Handkerchiefs, six for $1. Lace Handkerchiefs three-for $1, Linen Collars, $1 per dozen. ’ Kid Gloves $1. Silk Gloves 2 pair $1. Shawls—-Square, Breakfast and Nubias Only $1 each. Balmoral Skirts, White Skirts, Bows, set of Cuffs and Collars, Bows, only $1 each. GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT. Hats, Caps, Slippers, Knit Coats, White Shirts, Striped Shirts, Checked Shirts and Woolen Shirts. Duck Pants, Blue Pants, Brown Pants, Any of the above articles $1 each. Socks, 12 pairs for $1. Gloves, all kinds, $1 per pair. Suspenders, 2 pairs for $1. FANCY GOODS, Only ONE DOLLAR tor any ofthe following articles. Vases, of every description, Work Boxes, Toilet Boxes, Writing Desks, Portfolios, Toilet Sets, 3 pieces each, Albums, Pocket Knives, Watch Stands, Purses, Port Monnaies, very. fine, Dominoes, Meerschaum Pipes, Brushes, all kinds, Puff Boxes,Dolls Rules, Hand Mirrors, Thermometers, Box Toys Inkstemds,-_Rieture. Frames, Ladies’ Knives and Forks, Carving Knife and Fork,e12 Dinner, Soup or Breakfast Plates for $1. Cut Glass Goblets 6:for $1. 12 Wine Glasses for $1. Wine Sets, 6 goblets, bottle and Tray for $1. 2 Covered Dishes for $1. Feather Dusters, 1, 2, or 4 for $1. 1 dozen Coffee Cups and Saucers, $1. One dozen: China Cups and Saucers, $1. Castors, Napkins, Towels, French China Vegetables, &c. ake, &e. Jewelry of every description. Silver Plated Ware of every kind. {S~ Any article selected from this list will be carefully packed and shipped with great care, on receipt of anyeamount, from ONE DOLLAR up; we guarantee satisfaction in all cases. Money can be sent by Wells, Fargo & Co. or by Check on San Francisco. iS" Nevada County people are invited to give us a call when visiting Sacramento, a3l 173 J Street, Sacramento. GROCERIES! (yeu will be received by us for any article in the GRUCERY LINE, at the Lowest Wholesale Prices ! Orders from our old customers will be forwarded with promptness and despatch. A.W. LESTER & CO, 173 J street, Sacramento. SELLING OUTI {97°THE ENTIRE STOCK IN_ged GEORGE KEENEWS HARDWARE STORE ! ILL BE CLOSED OUT IMMEDIATELY —AT— GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Terms Cash. All persons knowing themselves indebted tothe Estate of George Keeney, either b Note or Account, are requested to call and se’ tle the same without delay. j22 THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD ! TR‘HE WIDOW OF JOSE VINCENT GEORGE will pay the above Reward for the artest of Francisco Jose Espanola, WHO MURDERED HER HUSBAND, at Frenchtown, in Yuba county, on the first day of August. € ; guese, five feet two inches high, sharp features, light colored whiskers and hair, blue eyes, upper teeth black,.weighs 130 pounds, seen had on a check shirt, brown pants and asmall white hat, Augl6 2h JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law; a » n 1 ite Natiopal Exchange: Hote Nearly oppo ow a2 WINTHROP.S, LONG, Secretary, g=$85,000 <x PREMIUMS : GOLD COIN, . : 1 Premium Gold Coin, + $10,000 1 Premium Gold Coin, §,000 1 Premium Gold Coin, 3,800 1 Premium Gold Coin, 2,000 1 Premium Gold Coin, 1,000 1 Premium Gold Coin, 1,000 1 Premium Gold Coin, 1,000 1 Premium Gold Coin, 1,000 . 1 Premium Gold Coin, 1,000 Companions, Chromos, in framés, “&és wer) . , Five Ice Pitchers, The murderer is a Portu; . is about thirty-two years old, and when last . FAIR REWARD ! THE COSMOPOLITAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, OF CALIFORNIA, WILL HOLD A GRAND FAIR IN NEVADA CITY,’ CAL. Commencing OCTOBER 27th and continue for TWO WEEKS; (IN AID OF THE ay. WASHINGTON SCHOOL. Trustees, J. 1, Caldwell, A. B. Gregory. And for the purpose of LIQUIDATING the DEBT OF THE NEVADA SCHOOL DISTRICT, 50,000 TICKETS will be sold at $2,50 each. . TREASURER ; BANK OF ‘NEVADA COUNTY. During the Fair 25,000 Premiums will be awarded To the Holders of Season Tickets, [[AMOUNDING TO 10 Premiums Gold Coin, each 200 10 Premiums Gold Coin, cath™ 100° FURS. ‘One Fine-Astracan Cloaks gO Three Fine Ermine Sets. $75 each, 225 Five Fine sets of Seal, $60 each, 300 Five Fine White Fox, $30 each, . 150° Thirty Fine Sable Collars & Boas $25 each 750 MARBLE STATUES. Beatrice. .ccccccog.cee cout ewe Shepherd and Sheperdess. Greek SIAVG..5. oo» CARRIAGE ROBES. Two extra fine Beaver Robes, $150 each, 300 Two Llama Robes, $75 each, . 150 Ten Wolf Robes, $35 each, 850 @ne Fancy Fur Robe, 2S Ten Fancy Fur Robes, $25 cach, 250 Thirty Aighan Kobes, $15 each, 450 Thirty Lap Rober, $15 each 450 Five Alaska Robes, $15 each, 150 GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,One Fine Gold Watch, Chronometer, $250 One Ladies Fine Gold Watch, Kuby and Diamond ?, Ten Fine Gold Watches, 18 carat; $100 each, ; 1000 Ten Silver Watches, $50 each, ; 600 Ten Silver Watches, $25 each, ; 250 SILVER WARE. Twenty fine Tea Sets, $100 each, $2,000 Six fine Tea Salvers, $75 each, 450 Two fine Tea or Coffee Urns, $50 each, 100 Ten fine Cake Baskets, $25 each, 250 Ten fine Castors, $20 each, 200 One elaborate double Castor. yi) Twenty fine Butter Dishes, $15 each, 300 $25 each, 125 Fifty. sets Knives and Forks, $10 per eet, 500 Fifty sets Table, Desert and Tea Spoons, 300 Fifty Pie and Cake Knives, 5 each, 250 BRONZE FIGURES, One pair Bronze-Figures, $100 One pair Bronze Figures, 15 One pair Bronze Figures, ba) MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. Silver Dinner and Dessert Knives, Table, Desgert and Tea Spoons, Dinner and Desert Forks, Butter Knives, Napkin Rings, Salt Cellars, Call Bells, Nut Crackers, Knife Rests, Pie Knives, Fish Knives, Trays, Childrens’ Sets—knife, fork and spoon [Morocco cases] Mustard Jars, Pepper boxes, Syrap Pitchers, Goblets, Mugs,Soup Ladies and Fruit Knives, American Sable Collars. Boas and Muffs, Astracan Collars and Muffs, Fitch Muffs, Collars and Boas, Squirrel! Muffs.and Boas, Furnish ing Goods,Ladies’ Fine Trimmed Hats, Gents fine Soft Hats, Ladies’ Shoes, Boots and Slippers, Ladies and Gents’ Fine Chains, Rings, Pins and Sleeve Buttons, Gold Pens, Pencils, Ornaments, Gents’ Pins, Ladivs’ Sets, Steel Plate Engravings, Sewing Machines, Stereo~ scopic Views and Scenes, Gold and Silver Watches,and Oroide Watches,varying in value from, $10 to $75 each. ORNAMENTS, WAITING AT THE WELL, $ 50 THE WARRIORS, 150 THE NECROMANCER, 150 THE MUSICAL VASE OF FLOWERS 160 25,000 Premiums, . . Amount $85,000 Will be awarded to Holders of Season Tickets. eal: Reference—Any citizen of Nevada City, Liberal Commission allowed to ) Agents. eae ktions should . g@7°All business comm addressed to R. L. GRIN Secretary, National Ex Building,, City, Calitornia. i ars . Nevada,#an, dat. Two Fine Astracan Cloaks, $75 each, 150 . IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE DR.S. T. E. BECK, ROPRIETOR OF THE NEWP SEUM OF ANATOMY. aethees oa. -riage and its Impediments,” “Manhood: or . Control of the Passions.’’ ‘Medical Eezays on the Cause and Cure of Premature Decline in Man,” ete., has conceded to the earnest solicitation of numerous California Patients, and . permanently located a Branch ef his Establish. ment at : " No. 221 Powell Street, j y Where he may be consulted on those-Diseases which he has tor so many years successfully practiced, viz; : MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEBILI. TY, SPERMATORRHGA, NOC. TURNAL LOSSES, ~ And alt Diseases ef the Nervous and Generative System, whether resulting from the errors of youth, matarity or old age, patients may. rest assured that from his long experience and professional standing, all cases must give way to his ACKNOWLEDGED SKILL. “CONTROL OF ‘THE PASSIONS.” This yery able work, a recent production of DR.-BECK, treats principally on Diseases of the Nervous and Circulating Functions: it RESTORED, “JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY.” The above work may be had on recei 50 cents, by addrensina the author, elias DR. 8.T.E. BECK, «© “a No, 221 PowkLt srreer, "Due Notice will be given of the opening of the New York Miers of ‘Anstomy. aneee Lagan! ye Consultation, from 10 a. m. P.M.,andfrom to9P. m, y. Sundays, 9a. Mm. iil. . a, sienna de Ni No. 221 Powell Street, Corner Geary Street, San Francisco. jy30-8m Where do you buy your Harness, Saddles, Robes, Collars, &c? WILLIAM HOLMES, ON BROAD STREET, A few doors below Lancaster's Stable. W OULD inform the people of this city an the surrounding towns that he has on hand a large and splendid stock of Harness, of all kinds, i Saddles, Ladies? and Gent’s, Carriage Trimmings, Blankets, Robes, Bits, Spurs, Whips, &e. &eC. To be sold at San Francisco prices, _. KF" CALL AND SEEPOR“ YOURSELY . REPAIRING of all kinds and CUSTOM “WORK done-to-order = ICE CREAM, FOUNTAIN SODA, AT THE U 8. BAKERY, FINE STREET. eter JULIUS DREYFUSS, Woe respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada ig? and vicinity, that he is prepared to supply the most delicious Ice Cream and Fountain Soda, At all hours of the day and evening. Partios supplied on short notice. Oyster Stews served up in the high: ofthe art. P ghest style Pound, Fruit Cake, iced or plain, made to order. , Fresh Bread, delivered to customers every morning. Orders le.tat the Bakery will be promptiy attended to, je9 TO BUY is FURNITURE ! 2 CHEAP! Or VERY CHEAP! 29 SEND TO J, A. SHABER & CO., 707 Market Street, (Near Third,) SAN FRANCISCO, Freight on Furniture from San Francisco to Nevada City amounts to but a a trifle now, and parties wishing to buy can save a large per centage by ordering direct from SHABER & CO, al? WIRE CABLE FOR SALE. [nee HUNDRED .FEET of superior 2-inch WIRE CABLES, Nearly New and entirely uninjured, IS OFFERED FOR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN. ’ : For particulars applyto W. H. DAVIDSON, at the National Exchange Hotel, or to : PETER PURDON, > al8 , Black's Bridge. Examination of Teachers. \HE next regular narterl ‘Teachers “ExWaahington School House, Ne: vada City, On Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, September 7th, 8th, and 9th, Applicants must be presentjat 10 a. m., Wedabeday, Sept. 7th. 4 a MORSE, Couuty Supt. Common Scheels. shows how Manhood may be LOST, andhow =

raER givre a RA the ARES. form aber MOST et and yr h I oth. m exat the E a: to ‘sugar pine, take fire and burn the _ thority of France, whatever it might the peace, and lodged in the calaboose $15. The fine was paid. She Duily Transeript. . 4 San Francisco should invariably stop at the _ NEVADA CITY. LOCAL ITEMS. Fires in the Woods. ia, 4 conflagration has been raging in the woods; on the Washington ridge, for. over two weeks. It commenced neat the Cold Spring Canon, probably by the carelessness of some camping party, and on Saturday had extended this side‘of the Six Mile House. Its course was opposite the prevailing winds, and consejuently made its way slowly in this direction. For some time it was confined_between the main road and the north fork of Deer creek ; buton Thursday last it had crossed the creek, and the next day had crossed to the north side of the road. It hasalready burned over a district seven or eight miles square, and bids fair to sweep the entire ridge. All the young growth of.timber, is destroyed, as well as n:any of the large trees. A person standing in the neighborhood of the fire,can hear. the fall of a large tree every few minutes. No systematic effort has been made to extinguish the conflagration, the few people on the ridge contenting themselves with efforts to save their individual property. The best trees for lumber, such as the most readily.Supervisor Election. The election for’ Supervisor of the Third Distriet of this county—including the townships of Bridgeport,Bloomfield, and Eureka—takes place to-day? Captain Henry Atwater, the Republi. can nominee,isan old resident of Eureka township, where heis largely interested in mining. He has done much tqward the development of the extensive mining interests at Moore’#*F lat, isa man of sound judgment and busi~ ness “ha bits-and “where-he is-known is ‘ “noted for “his sterling integrity and _ straight-forward dealings, Aside from party considerations, he is the right .man for the positior his friends have selected him. We trust the Republicans of the district will come out toa man and give him their united support. If a change in -politiés is occasionally advantageous, a division of the political power is still more beneficial to the public interest. EZEucorporation. The cértificate of incorporation of the Orleans Consolidated Mining Company was filed in the office of the County Clerk yesterday. Tlie object of the corporation is to carry on the business of mining on, and extracting metals from, the Orleans quartz ledge, situated on Gold Flat,in Nevada township snd county. The capital steck is $210,000, divided into 2,100 shares of $100 each ; principal place of business, Nevada City; Trustees for. the first three months, T. W. Sigourney, A. B. Brady, Oscar Maltman, Thomas Mein, and C. P, Purinton. : Naturalized. == += ° In the County Conft, yesterday, James Cullovin, a native of Ireland,and Julius Poquillon, August Lemair, and Antoine Lacheze, natives of France, were admitted to citizenship. As it is somewhat doubtful just at this time what kind of a Government France may have,the last three, instead of ‘being required to renounce allegiance to Napoleon III, were sworn to re nounce allegiance to the ruling auDeparture, Rev. Alex. Parker, for two years pas? tor of the Congregational Church in this city, preached his farewell sermon on Sunday, and yesterday took his departure for the East, where he intends wo. permanently reside. During his residence here he has endeared himself toa large circle of acquaintances, by whom his absence will be missed. Disturbing the Peace. . William Williams was arrested by Marshal Nihell, Sunday evening, on a charge of drunkenness and disturbing for the night. He was brought before Justice Caldwell yesterday morning, where he plead guilty and was fined Persons from Nevada County who go to Cosmopolitan Hotel, corner of Bush ‘and Sansome Streets. Itis decidedly the best first-cliss Hotel at the Bay and yet the prices charged are lower than any of thé others. The proprietors are the most polite and attentive landlords to be found on the Pacific coast. Give them a call and you will never regret it. : Ifit is thrown in your Teeth. hat you donot keep your dental .apratus in r trim, it is your own ault, for the world knows that you — do so by using the matchless vegetable dentrifice Sozoponr. ‘“Spatprne’s Give.” Cheap, convenient and useful. Mends everything. The Life Sustaining Principle. The vital and the muscular systems are en, tirely distinct from each other. A man may have the brawn of a Hercules, but if deficient in vital energy he will not wear a8-well.or las; as long, or be as healthy and happy while he does last, as the.man of ordinary; or even slender build, who possesses a larger share of this animating principle. One of thé greatest recommendations of that pure vegetable invigerant, Hostetfer’s Stomach Bitters, is that, it increases the vital force.of the system. No medicine can double the-volume of a man’s. and sinews ; but Hostetter’s Bitters Has an effeet much more important. Its use promotes constitutional vigor. It reinforces the life-power, of which bone and sinew and muscle are merely the instruments, holding the same relation to it that machinery does to steam. Let the slight and apparently fragile take heart, they may have more stamina,though far less physical strength; than the broad shouldered athletes they rerard with staminal principal which, when in full supply, is the source of health and the best guaran. tee of longevity, is a special. property of the ‘famous restorative. Itis not only a specific for dyspepsia, biliousness,intermittent fevers, constipation, etc., and a preventive of all dis. eases of a malarious character, brt the best of all medicines for strengthening the constitution and awakening the powers of nature from whatever cause they may have become lethargic. Notice to Contractors, Board of Supervisors, sealed proposals will be received at the office of the County Clerk in Nevada City, for Repairing the: Suspeneie Bridge, across Deer Creek, in Nevada ity, in accordance with Plans and Specifica~ tions now on file in the County Clerk’s Office, until SATURDAY, the third day of September, A. D. 1870: J. J. ROGERS, ) Clerk Board Supervisors. Nevada city, August 20th, 1870. Postponement. The time for receiving proposals as above, will be extended until SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th. By order of the Board of Supervisors. J.J. ROGERS, Clerk, August 29th, 1870. . New Boot and Shoe Shop. 8. W. STODDARD would reepectfully inform the peopie of evada, that he has senet ashop on BROAD STEEET, adjoining Fininger’s, and is now prepared to make Boots and Shoes to order in good style and at low rates. REPAIRING promptly, neatly and expeditiously done. By strict attention to business he hopes to receive & liberal share of public patronage. Nevada, August 27th, 1870. LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE At Cost Prices!Wey: E. SOHNSTON FFERS EVERYTHING IN HIS STORE AT COST PRICES, on and after this date. ‘The stock consists in part of PARLOR 8ETS, BEDROOM SETS, BED AND BEDDING, TABLES, ALL KINDS, SOFAS, CHAIRS, BUREAUS, ' LOUNGES, And in fact everything that is usually found in an establishment of this kind. Call and examine the goods.and prices,and sat.sfaction will be guaranteed in all instances. J. E. JOHNSTON, In National Exchange Hotel Building. ~ Nevada, July 28th, 1870. DENTISTRY. T. W.SMcINTYRE, GDENTAL SURGEON ! ffice—Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. over Banner's, IS PREPARED TO DO ALL kinds of Dental Work at. short notice and in the best manner.— Artificial Teeth inserted and a good fit guaranteed. Full. Upper Set, on Vulcanite, $25. Teeth filled with Gold from 2 to $4. Nerve destroyed in sensitive Teeth, if desired. All work guaranteed to give the best satisfaction or no charges made. ni6_ Contractors Wanted ! ne O TAKE OUT ROCK AT THE STAR MEENE, Inquire at the OFFICE, No. 18 Broad Street, . muscle, or thicken and vulcanize his thews ; 9. N: : : : = envy. To restore, to sustain, to increase this }-Enyegopes, . Umbrellas, ..Walking..Canes,THE SACRAMENTO DOLLAR STORE. A. W. LESTER & CO., W onde inform the people of Nevada City and vicinity that they have the LARGEST, CHEAPEST, PRETTIEST And most Durable Lot of Goods in their Line to be found.on. the Pacific Coast, At 1738 J Street, Sacramento. Between Fifth and Sixth Streets. Any of the following Articles will be sold for ONE DOLLAR ! Ladies’ Gaiter Boots, Slippers, Shoes. Hats, Velvet, White, Straw, Black Straw, Felt, Neapolitan, trimmed and untrimmed of the very latest styles and patterns. Ladies’ Night Gowns, a Merino Drawers, Muslin. Drawers, ~Undervests, Corsetts, all sizes, Handkerchiefs, six for $1. Lace Handkerchiefs three-for $1, Linen Collars, $1 per dozen. ’ Kid Gloves $1. Silk Gloves 2 pair $1. Shawls—-Square, Breakfast and Nubias Only $1 each. Balmoral Skirts, White Skirts, Bows, set of Cuffs and Collars, Bows, only $1 each. GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT. Hats, Caps, Slippers, Knit Coats, White Shirts, Striped Shirts, Checked Shirts and Woolen Shirts. Duck Pants, Blue Pants, Brown Pants, Any of the above articles $1 each. Socks, 12 pairs for $1. Gloves, all kinds, $1 per pair. Suspenders, 2 pairs for $1. FANCY GOODS, Only ONE DOLLAR tor any ofthe following articles. Vases, of every description, Work Boxes, Toilet Boxes, Writing Desks, Portfolios, Toilet Sets, 3 pieces each, Albums, Pocket Knives, Watch Stands, Purses, Port Monnaies, very. fine, Dominoes, Meerschaum Pipes, Brushes, all kinds, Puff Boxes,Dolls Rules, Hand Mirrors, Thermometers, Box Toys Inkstemds,-_Rieture. Frames, Ladies’ Knives and Forks, Carving Knife and Fork,e12 Dinner, Soup or Breakfast Plates for $1. Cut Glass Goblets 6:for $1. 12 Wine Glasses for $1. Wine Sets, 6 goblets, bottle and Tray for $1. 2 Covered Dishes for $1. Feather Dusters, 1, 2, or 4 for $1. 1 dozen Coffee Cups and Saucers, $1. One dozen: China Cups and Saucers, $1. Castors, Napkins, Towels, French China Vegetables, &c. ake, &e. Jewelry of every description. Silver Plated Ware of every kind. {S~ Any article selected from this list will be carefully packed and shipped with

great care, on receipt of anyeamount, from ONE DOLLAR up; we guarantee satisfaction in all cases. Money can be sent by Wells, Fargo & Co. or by Check on San Francisco. iS" Nevada County people are invited to give us a call when visiting Sacramento, a3l 173 J Street, Sacramento. GROCERIES! (yeu will be received by us for any article in the GRUCERY LINE, at the Lowest Wholesale Prices ! Orders from our old customers will be forwarded with promptness and despatch. A.W. LESTER & CO, 173 J street, Sacramento. SELLING OUTI {97°THE ENTIRE STOCK IN_ged GEORGE KEENEWS HARDWARE STORE ! ILL BE CLOSED OUT IMMEDIATELY —AT— GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Terms Cash. All persons knowing themselves indebted tothe Estate of George Keeney, either b Note or Account, are requested to call and se’ tle the same without delay. j22 THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD ! TR‘HE WIDOW OF JOSE VINCENT GEORGE will pay the above Reward for the artest of Francisco Jose Espanola, WHO MURDERED HER HUSBAND, at Frenchtown, in Yuba county, on the first day of August. € ; guese, five feet two inches high, sharp features, light colored whiskers and hair, blue eyes, upper teeth black,.weighs 130 pounds, seen had on a check shirt, brown pants and asmall white hat, Augl6 2h JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law; a » n 1 ite Natiopal Exchange: Hote Nearly oppo ow a2 WINTHROP.S, LONG, Secretary, g=$85,000 <x PREMIUMS : GOLD COIN, . : 1 Premium Gold Coin, + $10,000 1 Premium Gold Coin, §,000 1 Premium Gold Coin, 3,800 1 Premium Gold Coin, 2,000 1 Premium Gold Coin, 1,000 1 Premium Gold Coin, 1,000 1 Premium Gold Coin, 1,000 1 Premium Gold Coin, 1,000 . 1 Premium Gold Coin, 1,000 Companions, Chromos, in framés, “&és wer) . , Five Ice Pitchers, The murderer is a Portu; . is about thirty-two years old, and when last . FAIR REWARD ! THE COSMOPOLITAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, OF CALIFORNIA, WILL HOLD A GRAND FAIR IN NEVADA CITY,’ CAL. Commencing OCTOBER 27th and continue for TWO WEEKS; (IN AID OF THE ay. WASHINGTON SCHOOL. Trustees, J. 1, Caldwell, A. B. Gregory. And for the purpose of LIQUIDATING the DEBT OF THE NEVADA SCHOOL DISTRICT, 50,000 TICKETS will be sold at $2,50 each. . TREASURER ; BANK OF ‘NEVADA COUNTY. During the Fair 25,000 Premiums will be awarded To the Holders of Season Tickets, [[AMOUNDING TO 10 Premiums Gold Coin, each 200 10 Premiums Gold Coin, cath™ 100° FURS. ‘One Fine-Astracan Cloaks gO Three Fine Ermine Sets. $75 each, 225 Five Fine sets of Seal, $60 each, 300 Five Fine White Fox, $30 each, . 150° Thirty Fine Sable Collars & Boas $25 each 750 MARBLE STATUES. Beatrice. .ccccccog.cee cout ewe Shepherd and Sheperdess. Greek SIAVG....5. oo» CARRIAGE ROBES. Two extra fine Beaver Robes, $150 each, 300 Two Llama Robes, $75 each, . 150 Ten Wolf Robes, $35 each, 850 @ne Fancy Fur Robe, 2S Ten Fancy Fur Robes, $25 cach, 250 Thirty Aighan Kobes, $15 each, 450 Thirty Lap Rober, $15 each 450 Five Alaska Robes, $15 each, 150 GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,One Fine Gold Watch, Chronometer, $250 One Ladies Fine Gold Watch, Kuby and Diamond ?, Ten Fine Gold Watches, 18 carat; $100 each, ; 1000 Ten Silver Watches, $50 each, ; 600 Ten Silver Watches, $25 each, ; 250 SILVER WARE. Twenty fine Tea Sets, $100 each, $2,000 Six fine Tea Salvers, $75 each, 450 Two fine Tea or Coffee Urns, $50 each, 100 Ten fine Cake Baskets, $25 each, 250 Ten fine Castors, $20 each, 200 One elaborate double Castor. yi) Twenty fine Butter Dishes, $15 each, 300 $25 each, 125 Fifty. sets Knives and Forks, $10 per eet, 500 Fifty sets Table, Desert and Tea Spoons, 300 Fifty Pie and Cake Knives, 5 each, 250 BRONZE FIGURES, One pair Bronze-Figures, $100 One pair Bronze Figures, 15 One pair Bronze Figures, ba) MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. Silver Dinner and Dessert Knives, Table, Desgert and Tea Spoons, Dinner and Desert Forks, Butter Knives, Napkin Rings, Salt Cellars, Call Bells, Nut Crackers, Knife Rests, Pie Knives, Fish Knives, Trays, Childrens’ Sets—knife, fork and spoon [Morocco cases] Mustard Jars, Pepper boxes, Syrap Pitchers, Goblets, Mugs,Soup Ladies and Fruit Knives, American Sable Collars. Boas and Muffs, Astracan Collars and Muffs, Fitch Muffs, Collars and Boas, Squirrel! Muffs.and Boas, Furnish ing Goods,Ladies’ Fine Trimmed Hats, Gents fine Soft Hats, Ladies’ Shoes, Boots and Slippers, Ladies and Gents’ Fine Chains, Rings, Pins and Sleeve Buttons, Gold Pens, Pencils, Ornaments, Gents’ Pins, Ladivs’ Sets, Steel Plate Engravings, Sewing Machines, Stereo~ scopic Views and Scenes, Gold and Silver Watches,and Oroide Watches,varying in value from, $10 to $75 each. ORNAMENTS, WAITING AT THE WELL, $ 50 THE WARRIORS, 150 THE NECROMANCER, 150 THE MUSICAL VASE OF FLOWERS 160 25,000 Premiums, . . Amount $85,000 Will be awarded to Holders of Season Tickets. eal: Reference—Any citizen of Nevada City, Liberal Commission allowed to ) Agents. eae ktions should . g@7°All business comm addressed to R. L. GRIN Secretary, National Ex Building,, City, Calitornia. i ars . Nevada,#an, dat. Two Fine Astracan Cloaks, $75 each, 150 . IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE DR.S. T. E. BECK, ROPRIETOR OF THE NEWP SEUM OF ANATOMY. aethees oa. -riage and its Impediments,” “Manhood: or . Control of the Passions.’’ ‘Medical Eezays on the Cause and Cure of Premature Decline in Man,” ete., has conceded to the earnest solicitation of numerous California Patients, and . permanently located a Branch ef his Establish. ment at : " No. 221 Powell Street, j y Where he may be consulted on those-Diseases which he has tor so many years successfully practiced, viz; : MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEBILI. TY, SPERMATORRHGA, NOC. TURNAL LOSSES, ~ And alt Diseases ef the Nervous and Generative System, whether resulting from the errors of youth, matarity or old age, patients may.. rest assured that from his long experience and professional standing, all cases must give way to his ACKNOWLEDGED SKILL. “CONTROL OF ‘THE PASSIONS.” This yery able work, a recent production of DR.-BECK, treats principally on Diseases of the Nervous and Circulating Functions: it RESTORED, “JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY.” The above work may be had on recei 50 cents, by addrensina the author, elias DR. 8.T.E. BECK, «© “a No, 221 PowkLt srreer, "Due Notice will be given of the opening of the New York Miers of ‘Anstomy. aneee Lagan! ye Consultation, from 10 a. m. P.M.,andfrom to9P. m, y. Sundays, 9a. Mm. iil. . a, sienna de Ni No. 221 Powell Street, Corner Geary Street, San Francisco. jy30-8m Where do you buy your Harness, Saddles, Robes, Collars, &c? WILLIAM HOLMES, ON BROAD STREET, A few doors below Lancaster's Stable. W OULD inform the people of this city an the surrounding towns that he has on hand a large and splendid stock of Harness, of all kinds, i Saddles, Ladies? and Gent’s, Carriage Trimmings, Blankets, Robes, Bits, Spurs, Whips, &e. &eC. To be sold at San Francisco prices, _. KF" CALL AND SEEPOR“ YOURSELY . REPAIRING of all kinds and CUSTOM “WORK done-to-order = ICE CREAM, FOUNTAIN SODA, AT THE U 8. BAKERY, FINE STREET. eter JULIUS DREYFUSS, Woe respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada ig? and vicinity, that he is prepared to supply the most delicious Ice Cream and Fountain Soda, At all hours of the day and evening. Partios supplied on short notice. Oyster Stews served up in the high: ofthe art. P ghest style Pound, Fruit Cake, iced or plain, made to order. , Fresh Bread, delivered to customers every morning. Orders le.tat the Bakery will be promptiy attended to, je9 TO BUY is FURNITURE ! 2 CHEAP! Or VERY CHEAP! 29 SEND TO J, A. SHABER & CO., 707 Market Street, (Near Third,) SAN FRANCISCO, Freight on Furniture from San Francisco to Nevada City amounts to but a a trifle now, and parties wishing to buy can save a large per centage by ordering direct from SHABER & CO, al? WIRE CABLE FOR SALE. [nee HUNDRED .FEET of superior 2-inch WIRE CABLES, Nearly New and entirely uninjured, IS OFFERED FOR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN. ’ : For particulars applyto W. H. DAVIDSON, at the National Exchange Hotel, or to : PETER PURDON, > al8 , Black's Bridge. Examination of Teachers. \HE next regular narterl ‘Teachers “ExWaahington School House, Ne: vada City, On Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, September 7th, 8th, and 9th, Applicants must be presentjat 10 a. m., Wedabeday, Sept. 7th. 4 a MORSE, Couuty Supt. Common Scheels. shows how Manhood may be LOST, andhow =