September 7, 1870 (4 pages)

et re. MPA. cvada ACR olr bod givceive « ACKA D DS. An the . LBC at ws, > of ite 1d Mer. ited om nd ash >, 18 B68 room ; use is n Milla, , OF in . steammm plete th poe upplied ox and . #pace ; tacbing is suitg, Wood pak y. a8 LE! Ld Unsafe Deposit. 0 Peter Donnelly, a miner living in a Che Caally’ Bean setipt . Spoertgn Morea toegeprenage t J }ONEVADAOITY, =! LOCAL ITEMS: — German Celebration. The Germans of Nevada and vicinity re making arrangements. for an ap propriate celebration of the late Prassian victories, culminating in the sursender of Napoleon and the remnants of his army. A meeting will be held at the Theatre this eyening, at ‘half past seven o'clock, for the purpose of making arrangements for the celebra. San Francisco shonl@dnvariably stop at the 4 Cosmopolitan Hotel, qorner. of Bush gnd Sansome Streets. Itis decidedly the best ‘. fitet-class Hotel at the Bay and yet the prices charged are lower than any of the 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. * If it is thrown in your Teeth, That you dofiot keep your dental aptus an proper trim, it is your own saele 7. ey tt pee age! & that you m 0 so by using wha ess vegetable dentrifice Sozepont, ; “SpaLpine’s GLUE.” Cheap, convenient sion, All sympathizers of the cause ete-+ and useful. Mends éverything. ~—4tnvited to be present at the meeting They havé’ abandant’ reason to be proud of the prowess of Germain arms for their achicvements in the past month have scarcely a paraiel in War‘fare. In thirty days trom the time the ‘first blow was struck, they completely sonihilated all that dan be found of the regularfrench army, The successes have been purchased at a terrible : cost of life, tor they were-fighting an enemy of ejual courage with themselves, and therefore have ‘mere cause to be roud of their achievements. Whe Oates’? Lecture. ' The Grass ‘Valley Union gives the annexed statement of the receipts and disbursements of the lecture by Hon. 8. T. Oates; for the benefit of the Library : Received from sale of tickets $56 00 Paid for music -.2500 For Hall+ =» 700 Bonfire -. 1+. -).2.5¢ + wee 100 Bill posting-.150 Doorkeeper = 100 Telegraphing and refeshments for Orator of the eveneng -. 5 75 Printing + 1400 $55 25 Balance subject to the order of the Library Assuciation, 75 cents, which the Librarian can*draw. The expenses, as will be seen, were kept within moderate limits, but the meagre receipts are anything but creditable to the Tit: rary tastes and cultivation of Grass Valleyans. coment A en cabin between Cherokee and Columbia Hill, has kept his money, some $350, in an open cellar under his cabin. A few days. since, during Donnelly’s abgence, two little children of a neighbor named Kilroy while bunting cats in tlie cellar accidentally found the money. ‘The twenty ‘dollar pieces were the finest:playthings they had. scen fura long time,and they amused themselves for an hour or two counting them, piling them up, and throwing them ‘round in the dirt, antil finally they were found by their mother, wuio0 took charge of the money. Fortanawly none was lost,and Dunnelly has secured a sater place to deposit his money. Butter. . . From 15,000 to 20,000 pounds of butter ismade annaally on the ranches east of the summit in this, county. There are numerous val.eys in that region, well adapted tor yrazing, and which are gradually filling up. Io Sardine valley, just north of the Nevada county line, there is a large cheese factory; and the batter and cheese product of that region’ is increasing very last. Sudden Death, Ebenezer Nash, an old gentleman who has been stopping for some weeks at the National Hotel, was found dead in his room yesterday. He ate breakfast as usua!, and soun after went to his room. Notuing more was seen of him until half past five in the evening, when the room was entered, and he was found dead on his bed. He seema te have died without a struggle. Fall Goods. Banner Brothers received yesterday atthe Clothing Emporium, corner of Broad and Pine streets, their first installment of Full goods. ‘They have more on the way, which will be received at the Ewporiam as fast as freighting facilities can be had. The public are invited to cail and examine their stock. 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 invital energy he will not wear as‘well.or las, as long, or be as healthy ard happy. while he doés iast, as the man of ordinary, or even slender build, who possesses a larger share of this animating principle. One of the greatest recommendations uf that pure vegetable invigsrant, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, is that it increases the vital force of the system. No muscle, or thicken and vulcanize his thews and sinewe; but Hostetter’s Bitters has an eficet much more important. . Its use promotes constitutlonal 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 haye more stamina, though far lees physical strength; than the broad shonldered athleies they regard with envy: To restore, to sustuin, 10 increase this stamiual 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, biliourness,{ntermittent fevers, conrtipation, etc., and a preventive of all dia_ eases of a malarious character, but the best of all medicines tor strenythenicg the constitution and awakening the powers of nature from whatever cause they may have become ‘lethargic. 1 ; Notice to Contractors. — pea TO 1HE “ORDER OFTHE Board of Supervisors, sealed proposals will be received at the office of the County Clerk in Nevada City, for Repairing the Suspension Bridge, acroes Deer Creek, in Nevada Vity, in accordaice with Piais and Specifica~ tions now On filein the County Clerk's Office, until SATURDAY, the third day of September, A. D. 1¢W. J. J. ROGERS, Clerk Board Supervisors. Nevada city, August 2Uih, 1870. PRN a Postponement. The time for receiving proposals as above, will be extended nutil SA’TURDAY, SEPTEMBGK 10th. By order of the Board of Supervisors, J. dé. RUGERS, Clerk. August 29:h, 1870. New Boot and Shoe Shop. 8. W. STODDARD would respectfully inform the peopie of Nevada, that he has opened a shop on BRUAD STEKET, adjoining Fininger’s, and is now prepared to make Boots and Shoes to vruer in good style aud. at low rates. KEPALKING promptly, neatly auu capeuitiouely done. By strict attention to business he hopes to recrive a liberal share of public patronage. Nevada, Angu-t 27th. 1870. LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE. At Cost Prices! We? :. E. JOHNSTON AT CUST PRICKS, on and after this date. “Ihe -tock consists in part ot PARLOR 8ETS, BEDROOM S8ETS, BED AND BEDDING, TABLES, ALL KINDS, SOFAS, . CHAIRS, , BUREAUS, _ LOUNGES, And in fact everything that is neua'ly found in an estabiishment of this kind. Call and examine the goods and prices.and sat sfact on will be guaranteed in all instances. J. HR. JOHNSTON, In Nationa) Exchange Hotel Building. Nevada, July 28th, 1870. DENTISTRY. T. W. McINTYRE, DENTAL SURCEON ! fiice—Cor, Broad & Pine Sts. over Banner's, IS PREPARED TO DO ALL kinds of Dental Work at short otice and in the best manner.-Artificial Teeth inserted and a good fi ‘ < Fulé Upper ‘un Vulcanite. “a5 Teoh filled with Gol to from 2 4. Nerve destroyed in sensitive Teeth, if desired. All work guaranteed to yive the best, satisfaction or no charges made. . niti Contractors Wanted ! \O TAKE OUT ROCK AT THE STAR MANE, Inquire at the OFFICH, No. 18 Broad Street, a2? ~«« WINTHRGP 8. LONG, Secretary. medicine can double the volume of a man’s . ( )FESRS EVERYTHING IN HIS STORE . . THE SACRAMENT +) DOLLAR’STORED A. W. LESTER & CO., OULD inform: the people of Nevada Cit W aud vicinity that.they have the xf LARGEST, «CHEAPEST, PRETTIEST And most Durable Lot of Goods in their Line to be round on the Pacific Coast, At’ 173 J Street. Sacramento. Between Fifth and Sixth Streets. be sold for ONK DOLLA ! Ladies’ Gaiter Boots, Slippers, Shoes. Hats; Velvet, Winte Straw, Black Straw, Felt, Neapolitan, trimmed and untrimmed of ‘the very latest styles and patterns. Ladies’ Night Gowns, -Chimese, Merino Drawers, Muslin” Drawers, “Undervésts, . Corsetts, all sizes. Hose, 2, 3, and 4 pair for $1. Handkerchiefs, six for $1. Lace Handkerchiefs three for $1. Liven 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 Suirts, Checked Siurts. 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 of the 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 tine, Dominoes, Meerschaum Pipes, Brushes,-all kinds, Puff Boxes,Dolls } Rules; Hand Mirrors, Thermometers, Box Envelopes, Umbrellas, Walking Canes; Toys, Inkstands, Picture Frames, Ladies’ Companions, Chromos, in frames, &e. &c. Knives and Forks, Carving Knife and Fork, 12 Dinner, Soup or Breakfast Plates tor $l. Cut Glass Goblets 6 fur $1. 12 Wine Glasses for $1. Wine Sets, 6 gublets, 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 dozer €hina Cups and Saucers, $1> ~~ Castors, Napkins, Yuwels, French China Vegetables, &. &e. &. Jewelry of every description. Silver Plated Ware uf every kind. 0G Any article selected from this list will be carefully packed and shipped with great care, on receipt of any amount, from ONE DOLLAR up ; we guarantee satisfuction in all cases. Money can be seut by Wells, Fargo & Cu. or by Check on San Francisco, 0G Nevada Connty people are invited to give us a call when visiting Sacramento. aSl 173 J street, Sacramento. CROCERIES! CRDERS will be recived by us for any article in the GRUCERY LINE, at the Lowest Wholesale Prices ! Orders ffom our old customers will be for. waided with prumptyess and despatch. 173 J street, Sacramento. SELLING OUT! @r-THE ENTIRE STOCK IN a GEORGE KEENEYW’S HARDWARE STORE ! W ILL BE CLOSED OUT IMMEDIATELY —aT— GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Terms Cash. pereones knowing themeelves indebted tothe Esiate of George Keeney, either by Note or Account, are reqnested tw call and settle the same withoutdelay. . j22 THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD ! ‘HE WIDOW OF JOSE VINCENT GEORGE will pay the above Reward .or the arrest of All Francisco Jose Espanola, WHO MURDERED HER HUSBAND, at Frenchtown, in Yuba county, on the first day of August. The murderer isa Portuguese, five feet two inches high, sharp features, light colored whiskers and hair, blue eyes, upper teeth black, weighs 130 pounds, is about thirty-two years old, and when last seen had on a check shirt, brown pants and asmall white hat. : _ Augié JOHN .CALDWELL, 4 Attorney at Law, : and Justice of the Peace. Nearly opposite Natiovpal Exchange Hotel 7 OPPONEVADA. CiTY. , "890." :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, OS TIN AID OF THE Trustees, J. I. Caldwell, A. B. Gregory. Niles Searls. And for the purpose of LIQUIDATING the DEBT. OF THE NEVADA SCHOOL DISTRICT, Nevada City, California. 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, j{AMOUNDING TO <= $85,000 «+ PREMAUMS: GOLD COIN. 10 Premiums Gold coin, each 200 10 Premiums wold Coin, each 100 FURS. One Fine Astracan Civak, ‘ . ‘two Fine ast.acau Vlouks, $75 each, ‘Lhree bine hruaue octs. $15 each, 225 bive fine sels vf Seal, z6u each, 3u0 Five Fine Wah.te bux, edu each, 150 ‘bhirty # ine dable Collars & vas $25 each 750 $150 160 CARKIAGE ROBES, Two extra fine beaver Kebes, $150 each, ‘1 Wy Liuma Kubes, 275 cach, ‘Ten W ui! tubes, $45 cach, wue Faccy fur nuve, td 16 ‘Ten Puucy fur subes, $25 cach, 25u ‘thirty sighan mubes, $10 eucu, 45u ‘Durty Lup move. , 15 cacn, 450 Bive alaska studcs, $15 cach, Tu GuLUD AND SiLVEK WATCHES, One Fine Gold Watch, Chronometer, $250 Une Laaies f£1.e Guia Watch, Kuby and viumond, Ten Fiue uvia Watches, 18 carat, $100 cach, Ten Silver Watches, $50 each, buy ‘ben Suver Watcaco, 92 euch, zbu SILVER WARE, Twenty fine Tea Sets, $100 each, $2,000 Dix flue ‘l'va Salvere, $75 eacu, 450 ‘t'wou fine ‘ea ur Celice Urns, $50 each, lw ‘Lea nue Cake basacis, $25 eacu, 250 ‘Len Rne Custure, $20 each, 2uu Une ciabd rate vuuvie Castor, 96 ‘twenty fine Buvter Dishes, $15 each, 800 Five ice riicners, $25 cach, 125 PULY sets Kuives aud rurks, $10 per ect, Sou Hulty sets ‘Lavie, Vereri and ‘I'c& Spoons, BU Futy Pie aud Uake Kuives, 5 each, 25u i BRONZE FIGURES, One pair Bronze Figures, $100 One pair Brouze Figures, "6 Une pair Brouze rv igures, BU MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. Silver Dionef and Dessert Knives, Table, Dessert and i¢a Spoons, Dinuer and Desert forke, butter Knives, Sapkin stings, lars, Cail iselir, Nut Crackers, Kuuie Kests, Pie Kuives, Fieh onives, Trays, Childrens Sets—.auife, fork and spuon [morocco Cases] Mustard Jars, Pepper boxes, Syrap Pitchers, americauu Saue Collars. bous aud Mulls, As« trucau Cuilars and Muifs, Pivch Mafts, Vo:lars ana Bua, Squirrel Mute aud Bous, furnish ing Gouds, Laules’ bine ‘Trimmed Hats, Gents flue Sult sate, Ladics’ Shees, Kuvts and siippers, Ladies aud Gents’ Fine Chains, Kings, Pius and Sleeve Buttons, Guld Fens, Pencis, VUrbalicuts, wduls’ Pius, Lavivs’ Sects, steel Piute bngravings, ewig »acuines, Stercvscupic Views and Scenes, Guid and silver Watcnes,uid Uro.e Watches, varying in value frum $10 tu v5 exch. ORNAMENTS, WAITING AT THE WELL, $ 50 THE WARRIORS, 150 THE NECROMANCER, ° 150 THE MUSICAL VASE OF FLOWERS 150 25.000 Premiums, Amount $85,000 Will be awarded to Holders of Season Tickets. Refcrence—Any citizen of Nevada City, . Liberal Commission allowed to Agents, BS «#7 All business communications ehould be addreseed to K. L. GRINNAN, Secretary, Nevada, Jan. 1st. National Ex¢navge Builuiug, Nevada Cisy, Cuiiormia, ; ars 1 Premium Gold Coin, $10,000 1 #remium Gold Coin, 5,000 i Premium Gold Gein, 5,000 1 Premium Gold Coin, 2,000 . . 1 &remaum Gold Coin, 1,000 1 Premium Gold Coin, 1,000 l Pgemium Gold Coin, 3000 1 Premium Gold Coin, 1,000 i Prem um Gveld Coin, 1,000 Salt Cel. Goticts, Mugs,: oup Ladies and Frait Knives, . IMBORT ANY ’ MEDICAL 95 aa ROPRIETOR OF THE YORK MUP'Skduor ANATOMY, Avtho ae: Ty an riage and its Impediments MarControl of the Passions” “Mediral 000 ;. OF the Cause and Cure of Pr ical Keeays on. itation of numerous California Patients, and ene tocated a Branch ef his Ketablishment a No. 221 Powell Strees, Where he may be consulted'on those Diseases which he has ior so many years succesetna practiced, viz: _ . 72 i MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEBILI. TY, SPERMATORRO@A, NOC. TURNAL LOSSES; Apd all Diseases of theNervous tive Systein, whe:her resulting from the errore of youth, matarity’or old ave, ° may rest assured that from his” spre and profesvional standing. al cases must: way to his ACKNOWLEDGED SKILL. “ ———— ee “CONTROL OF THE PASSIONS,” This very able work, a recent production Dk. BECK, treats principally on Diseases af the Nervous and Circuiating Fanctiona; it shows how Manhood ma ‘LOst -RASTORED, a ee “JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY.” The above work may be had on rece 50 cents, by addressing the author, met ot DR. 8. T. BE, BECK, No. 221 Pows., STRER Tr, 2" Due Notice wiil be given of th pen-~ ing of the New York pf hed of dota. Office Hours for Conzultation, from. 10 a, x til 3P.M,andtrom to9P. «x On Sundays, 9 a. Mm. till =o, +» Melly, On No, 221 Powell Street, Corner Geary Street, San Francisco. J¥30-Sm. Where do you buy your Harness, Saddles, Robes, Collars, &o ? WILLIAM HOLMEs, ON BROAD STREET, A few doors below Lancaster's Stable, Ww OULD inform the people of this city an the surrounding tuwis that he has on haiid a large and splenaid stock of Harness, of all kinds, ‘ Saddles, Ladies? and Gents, Carriage Trimmings, Biankets, = . Robes, Bits, To be sold at San Francisco prices: G@~ CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF {Or REPAIRING of al) kinds and cUsToam WORK done to order, je26 ICE CREAM, ; FOUNTAIN SODA, wor respectfully. inform the ci of Nevada City and vicinity, that he prepared to supply the must delicious Ice Cream and Fountain Soda, At all hours of the day and evening, Parties supplied on short notice.Oyster Stews served up in th aes of the art. Pp e higheat styhe Pound, Fruit Cake, iced or plain, made te order, rf Fresh Bread, delivered to customers eve morning. Orders le.tat the Bakery will be promptly attended to, Jed TO BUY iS FURNITURE ! 41 CHEAP! C7 VERY CHEAP! 4 * SEND TO J, A. SHABER & CO,, 707 Market Street, _ (Near Third,) SAN FRANCISCO, Freight on Furniture from Sum Francisco to Nevada City amounts to but a a trifle now, and parties wishing to buy can from SHABER & CO, ar? WIRE CABLE FOR SALE. 2-inch WIRE CABLES, Nearly New and entirely uninjured, IS OFFERED FOR SALE AT A GREAY BARGAIN, : For particulars apply to W. H. DAVIDSON, at the National Exchange Hotel, or to ° PETER PUKDON, . ye re Black's Bridge. Fs Examination of Teachers. fi hee next regular qnarterly Teachers Bxamination will be held at the Waahington School House, Newada City, : On Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, September 7th, Sthy an@ 9th, Applicants muet be present, at 10 a. m., Wedsosmty, ep preee’, MORSE, veday, Sept. 7h, MOR Couuty =upt. Comtion Sthoots. a18 Man,” etc., has conceded to theearnest solic. Spurs, Whim save a large per centage by ordering directTHREE HUNDRED FEET of superior. MAKBLE STATUES, ~~~ AT THE_D.8. BAKERY, VINE -8PREBPo<—— ae -aresscyte a tee eR ah ae _—_—Sbepherd aud cheperdess. 8) Seer pees 15u Grusk mints eeeeee #6 ee) es 1uv JULIUS DREYFUSS,

et re. MPA. cvada ACR olr bod givceive « ACKA D DS. An the . LBC at ws, > of ite 1d Mer. ited om nd ash >, 18 B68 room ; use is n Milla, , OF in . steammm plete th poe upplied ox and . #pace ; tacbing is suitg, Wood pak y. a8 LE! Ld Unsafe Deposit. 0 Peter Donnelly, a miner living in a Che Caally’ Bean setipt . Spoertgn Morea toegeprenage t J }ONEVADAOITY, =! LOCAL ITEMS: — German Celebration. The Germans of Nevada and vicinity re making arrangements. for an ap propriate celebration of the late Prassian victories, culminating in the sursender of Napoleon and the remnants of his army. A meeting will be held at the Theatre this eyening, at ‘half past seven o'clock, for the purpose of making arrangements for the celebra. San Francisco shonl@dnvariably stop at the 4 Cosmopolitan Hotel, qorner. of Bush gnd Sansome Streets. Itis decidedly the best ‘. fitet-class Hotel at the Bay and yet the prices charged are lower than any of the 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. * If it is thrown in your Teeth, That you dofiot keep your dental aptus an proper trim, it is your own saele 7. ey tt pee age! & that you m 0 so by using wha ess vegetable dentrifice Sozepont, ; “SpaLpine’s GLUE.” Cheap, convenient sion, All sympathizers of the cause ete-+ and useful. Mends éverything. ~—4tnvited to be present at the meeting They havé’ abandant’ reason to be proud of the prowess of Germain arms for their achicvements in the past month have scarcely a paraiel in War‘fare. In thirty days trom the time the ‘first blow was struck, they completely sonihilated all that dan be found of the regularfrench army, The successes have been purchased at a terrible : cost of life, tor they were-fighting an enemy of ejual courage with themselves, and therefore have ‘mere cause to be roud of their achievements. Whe Oates’? Lecture. ' The Grass ‘Valley Union gives the annexed statement of the receipts and disbursements of the lecture by Hon. 8. T. Oates; for the benefit of the Library : Received from sale of tickets $56 00 Paid for music -.2500 For Hall+ =» 700 Bonfire -. 1+. -).2.5¢ + wee 100 Bill posting-.150 Doorkeeper = 100 Telegraphing and refeshments for Orator of the eveneng -. 5 75 Printing + 1400 $55 25 Balance subject to the order of the Library Assuciation, 75 cents, which the Librarian can*draw. The expenses, as will be seen, were kept within moderate limits, but the meagre receipts are anything but creditable to the Tit: rary tastes and cultivation of Grass Valleyans. coment A en cabin between Cherokee and Columbia Hill, has kept his money, some $350, in an open cellar under his cabin. A few days. since, during Donnelly’s abgence, two little children of a neighbor named Kilroy while bunting cats in tlie cellar accidentally found the money. ‘The twenty ‘dollar pieces were the finest:playthings they had. scen fura long time,and they amused themselves for an hour or two counting them, piling them up, and throwing them ‘round in the dirt, antil finally they were found by their mother, wuio0 took charge of the money. Fortanawly none was lost,and Dunnelly has secured a sater place to deposit his money. Butter. . . From 15,000 to 20,000 pounds of butter ismade annaally on the ranches east of the summit in this, county. There are numerous val.eys in that region, well adapted tor yrazing, and which are gradually filling up. Io Sardine valley, just north of the Nevada county line, there is a large cheese factory; and the batter and cheese product of that region’ is increasing very last. Sudden Death, Ebenezer Nash, an old gentleman who has been stopping for some weeks at the National Hotel, was found dead in his room yesterday. He ate breakfast as usua!, and soun after went to his room. Notuing more was seen of him until half past five in the evening, when the room was entered, and he was found dead on his bed. He seema te have died without a struggle. Fall Goods. Banner Brothers received yesterday atthe Clothing Emporium, corner of Broad and Pine streets, their first installment of Full goods. ‘They have more on the way, which will be received at the Ewporiam as fast as freighting facilities can be had. The public are invited to cail and examine their stock. 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 invital energy he will not wear as‘well.or las, as long, or be as healthy ard happy. while he doés iast, as the man of ordinary, or even slender build, who possesses a larger share of this animating principle. One of the greatest recommendations uf that pure vegetable invigsrant, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, is that it increases the vital force of the system. No muscle, or thicken and vulcanize his thews and sinewe; but Hostetter’s Bitters has an eficet much more important. . Its use promotes constitutlonal 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 haye more stamina, though far lees physical strength; than the broad shonldered athleies they regard with envy: To restore, to sustuin, 10 increase this stamiual 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, biliourness,{ntermittent fevers, conrtipation, etc., and a preventive of all dia_ eases of a malarious character, but the best of all medicines tor strenythenicg the constitution and awakening the powers of nature from whatever cause they may have become ‘lethargic. 1 ; Notice to Contractors. — pea TO 1HE “ORDER OFTHE Board of Supervisors, sealed proposals will be received at the office of the County Clerk in Nevada City, for Repairing the Suspension Bridge, acroes Deer Creek, in Nevada Vity, in accordaice with Piais and Specifica~ tions now On filein the County Clerk's Office, until SATURDAY, the third day of September, A. D. 1¢W. J. J. ROGERS, Clerk Board Supervisors. Nevada city, August 2Uih, 1870. PRN a Postponement. The time for receiving proposals as above, will be extended nutil SA’TURDAY, SEPTEMBGK 10th. By order of the Board of Supervisors, J. dé. RUGERS, Clerk. August 29:h, 1870. New Boot and Shoe Shop. 8. W. STODDARD would respectfully inform the peopie of Nevada, that he has opened a shop on BRUAD STEKET, adjoining Fininger’s, and is now prepared to make Boots and Shoes to vruer in good style aud. at low rates. KEPALKING promptly, neatly auu capeuitiouely done. By strict attention to business he hopes to recrive a liberal share of public patronage. Nevada, Angu-t 27th. 1870. LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE. At Cost Prices! We? :. E. JOHNSTON AT CUST PRICKS, on and after this date. “Ihe -tock consists in part ot PARLOR 8ETS, BEDROOM S8ETS, BED AND BEDDING, TABLES, ALL KINDS, SOFAS, . CHAIRS, , BUREAUS, _ LOUNGES, And in fact everything that is neua'ly found in an estabiishment of this kind. Call and examine the goods and prices.and sat sfact on will be guaranteed in all instances. J. HR. JOHNSTON, In Nationa) Exchange Hotel Building. Nevada, July 28th, 1870. DENTISTRY. T. W. McINTYRE, DENTAL SURCEON ! fiice—Cor, Broad & Pine Sts. over Banner's, IS PREPARED TO DO ALL kinds of Dental Work at short otice and in the best manner.-Artificial Teeth inserted and a good fi ‘ < Fulé Upper ‘un Vulcanite. “a5 Teoh filled with Gol to from 2 4. Nerve destroyed in sensitive Teeth, if desired. All work guaranteed to yive the best, satisfaction or no charges made. . niti Contractors Wanted ! \O TAKE OUT ROCK AT THE STAR MANE, Inquire at the OFFICH, No. 18 Broad Street, a2? ~«« WINTHRGP 8. LONG, Secretary. medicine can double the volume of a man’s . ( )FESRS EVERYTHING IN HIS STORE . . THE SACRAMENT +) DOLLAR’STORED A. W. LESTER & CO., OULD inform: the people of Nevada Cit W aud vicinity that.they have the xf LARGEST, «CHEAPEST, PRETTIEST And most Durable Lot of Goods in their Line to be round on the Pacific Coast, At’ 173 J Street. Sacramento. Between Fifth and Sixth Streets. be sold for ONK DOLLA ! Ladies’ Gaiter Boots, Slippers, Shoes. Hats; Velvet, Winte Straw, Black Straw, Felt, Neapolitan, trimmed and untrimmed of ‘the very latest styles and patterns. Ladies’ Night Gowns, -Chimese, Merino Drawers, Muslin” Drawers, “Undervésts, . Corsetts, all sizes. Hose, 2, 3, and 4 pair for $1. Handkerchiefs, six for $1. Lace Handkerchiefs three for $1. Liven 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 Suirts, Checked Siurts. 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 of the 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 tine, Dominoes, Meerschaum Pipes, Brushes,-all kinds, Puff Boxes,Dolls } Rules; Hand Mirrors, Thermometers, Box Envelopes, Umbrellas, Walking Canes; Toys, Inkstands, Picture Frames, Ladies’ Companions, Chromos, in frames, &e. &c.

Knives and Forks, Carving Knife and Fork, 12 Dinner, Soup or Breakfast Plates tor $l. Cut Glass Goblets 6 fur $1. 12 Wine Glasses for $1. Wine Sets, 6 gublets, 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 dozer €hina Cups and Saucers, $1> ~~ Castors, Napkins, Yuwels, French China Vegetables, &. &e. &. Jewelry of every description. Silver Plated Ware uf every kind. 0G Any article selected from this list will be carefully packed and shipped with great care, on receipt of any amount, from ONE DOLLAR up ; we guarantee satisfuction in all cases. Money can be seut by Wells, Fargo & Cu. or by Check on San Francisco, 0G Nevada Connty people are invited to give us a call when visiting Sacramento. aSl 173 J street, Sacramento. CROCERIES! CRDERS will be recived by us for any article in the GRUCERY LINE, at the Lowest Wholesale Prices ! Orders ffom our old customers will be for. waided with prumptyess and despatch. 173 J street, Sacramento. SELLING OUT! @r-THE ENTIRE STOCK IN a GEORGE KEENEYW’S HARDWARE STORE ! W ILL BE CLOSED OUT IMMEDIATELY —aT— GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Terms Cash. pereones knowing themeelves indebted tothe Esiate of George Keeney, either by Note or Account, are reqnested tw call and settle the same withoutdelay. . j22 THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD ! ‘HE WIDOW OF JOSE VINCENT GEORGE will pay the above Reward .or the arrest of All Francisco Jose Espanola, WHO MURDERED HER HUSBAND, at Frenchtown, in Yuba county, on the first day of August. The murderer isa Portuguese, five feet two inches high, sharp features, light colored whiskers and hair, blue eyes, upper teeth black, weighs 130 pounds, is about thirty-two years old, and when last seen had on a check shirt, brown pants and asmall white hat. : _ Augié JOHN .CALDWELL, 4 Attorney at Law, : and Justice of the Peace. Nearly opposite Natiovpal Exchange Hotel 7 OPPONEVADA. CiTY. , "890." :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, OS TIN AID OF THE Trustees, J. I. Caldwell, A. B. Gregory. Niles Searls. And for the purpose of LIQUIDATING the DEBT. OF THE NEVADA SCHOOL DISTRICT, Nevada City, California. 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, j{AMOUNDING TO <= $85,000 «+ PREMAUMS: GOLD COIN. 10 Premiums Gold coin, each 200 10 Premiums wold Coin, each 100 FURS. One Fine Astracan Civak, ‘ . ‘two Fine ast.acau Vlouks, $75 each, ‘Lhree bine hruaue octs. $15 each, 225 bive fine sels vf Seal, z6u each, 3u0 Five Fine Wah.te bux, edu each, 150 ‘bhirty # ine dable Collars & vas $25 each 750 $150 160 CARKIAGE ROBES, Two extra fine beaver Kebes, $150 each, ‘1 Wy Liuma Kubes, 275 cach, ‘Ten W ui! tubes, $45 cach, wue Faccy fur nuve, td 16 ‘Ten Puucy fur subes, $25 cach, 25u ‘thirty sighan mubes, $10 eucu, 45u ‘Durty Lup move. , 15 cacn, 450 Bive alaska studcs, $15 cach, Tu GuLUD AND SiLVEK WATCHES, One Fine Gold Watch, Chronometer, $250 Une Laaies f£1.e Guia Watch, Kuby and viumond, Ten Fiue uvia Watches, 18 carat, $100 cach, Ten Silver Watches, $50 each, buy ‘ben Suver Watcaco, 92 euch, zbu SILVER WARE, Twenty fine Tea Sets, $100 each, $2,000 Dix flue ‘l'va Salvere, $75 eacu, 450 ‘t'wou fine ‘ea ur Celice Urns, $50 each, lw ‘Lea nue Cake basacis, $25 eacu, 250 ‘Len Rne Custure, $20 each, 2uu Une ciabd rate vuuvie Castor, 96 ‘twenty fine Buvter Dishes, $15 each, 800 Five ice riicners, $25 cach, 125 PULY sets Kuives aud rurks, $10 per ect, Sou Hulty sets ‘Lavie, Vereri and ‘I'c& Spoons, BU Futy Pie aud Uake Kuives, 5 each, 25u i BRONZE FIGURES, One pair Bronze Figures, $100 One pair Brouze Figures, "6 Une pair Brouze rv igures, BU MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. Silver Dionef and Dessert Knives, Table, Dessert and i¢a Spoons, Dinuer and Desert forke, butter Knives, Sapkin stings, lars, Cail iselir, Nut Crackers, Kuuie Kests, Pie Kuives, Fieh onives, Trays, Childrens Sets—.auife, fork and spuon [morocco Cases] Mustard Jars, Pepper boxes, Syrap Pitchers, americauu Saue Collars. bous aud Mulls, As« trucau Cuilars and Muifs, Pivch Mafts, Vo:lars ana Bua, Squirrel Mute aud Bous, furnish ing Gouds, Laules’ bine ‘Trimmed Hats, Gents flue Sult sate, Ladics’ Shees, Kuvts and siippers, Ladies aud Gents’ Fine Chains, Kings, Pius and Sleeve Buttons, Guld Fens, Pencis, VUrbalicuts, wduls’ Pius, Lavivs’ Sects, steel Piute bngravings, ewig »acuines, Stercvscupic Views and Scenes, Guid and silver Watcnes,uid Uro..e Watches, varying in value frum $10 tu v5 exch. ORNAMENTS, WAITING AT THE WELL, $ 50 THE WARRIORS, 150 THE NECROMANCER, ° 150 THE MUSICAL VASE OF FLOWERS 150 25.000 Premiums, Amount $85,000 Will be awarded to Holders of Season Tickets. Refcrence—Any citizen of Nevada City, . Liberal Commission allowed to Agents, BS «#7 All business communications ehould be addreseed to K. L. GRINNAN, Secretary, Nevada, Jan. 1st. National Ex¢navge Builuiug, Nevada Cisy, Cuiiormia, ; ars 1 Premium Gold Coin, $10,000 1 #remium Gold Coin, 5,000 i Premium Gold Gein, 5,000 1 Premium Gold Coin, 2,000 . . 1 &remaum Gold Coin, 1,000 1 Premium Gold Coin, 1,000 l Pgemium Gold Coin, 3000 1 Premium Gold Coin, 1,000 i Prem um Gveld Coin, 1,000 Salt Cel. Goticts, Mugs,: oup Ladies and Frait Knives, . IMBORT ANY ’ MEDICAL 95 aa ROPRIETOR OF THE YORK MUP'Skduor ANATOMY, Avtho ae: Ty an riage and its Impediments MarControl of the Passions” “Mediral 000 ;. OF the Cause and Cure of Pr ical Keeays on. itation of numerous California Patients, and ene tocated a Branch ef his Ketablishment a No. 221 Powell Strees, Where he may be consulted'on those Diseases which he has ior so many years succesetna practiced, viz: _ . 72 i MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEBILI. TY, SPERMATORRO@A, NOC. TURNAL LOSSES; Apd all Diseases of theNervous tive Systein, whe:her resulting from the errore of youth, matarity’or old ave, ° may rest assured that from his” spre and profesvional standing. al cases must: way to his ACKNOWLEDGED SKILL. “ ———— ee “CONTROL OF THE PASSIONS,” This very able work, a recent production Dk. BECK, treats principally on Diseases af the Nervous and Circuiating Fanctiona; it shows how Manhood ma ‘LOst -RASTORED, a ee “JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY.” The above work may be had on rece 50 cents, by addressing the author, met ot DR. 8. T. BE, BECK, No. 221 Pows., STRER Tr, 2" Due Notice wiil be given of th pen-~ ing of the New York pf hed of dota. Office Hours for Conzultation, from. 10 a, x til 3P.M,andtrom to9P. «x On Sundays, 9 a. Mm. till =o, +» Melly, On No, 221 Powell Street, Corner Geary Street, San Francisco. J¥30-Sm. Where do you buy your Harness, Saddles, Robes, Collars, &o ? WILLIAM HOLMEs, ON BROAD STREET, A few doors below Lancaster's Stable, Ww OULD inform the people of this city an the surrounding tuwis that he has on haiid a large and splenaid stock of Harness, of all kinds, ‘ Saddles, Ladies? and Gents, Carriage Trimmings, Biankets, = . Robes, Bits, To be sold at San Francisco prices: G@~ CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF {Or REPAIRING of al) kinds and cUsToam WORK done to order, je26 ICE CREAM, ; FOUNTAIN SODA, wor respectfully. inform the ci of Nevada City and vicinity, that he prepared to supply the must delicious Ice Cream and Fountain Soda, At all hours of the day and evening, Parties supplied on short notice.Oyster Stews served up in th aes of the art. Pp e higheat styhe Pound, Fruit Cake, iced or plain, made te order, rf Fresh Bread, delivered to customers eve morning. Orders le.tat the Bakery will be promptly attended to, Jed TO BUY iS FURNITURE ! 41 CHEAP! C7 VERY CHEAP! 4 * SEND TO J, A. SHABER & CO,, 707 Market Street, _ (Near Third,) SAN FRANCISCO, Freight on Furniture from Sum Francisco to Nevada City amounts to but a a trifle now, and parties wishing to buy can from SHABER & CO, ar? WIRE CABLE FOR SALE. 2-inch WIRE CABLES, Nearly New and entirely uninjured, IS OFFERED FOR SALE AT A GREAY BARGAIN, : For particulars apply to W. H. DAVIDSON, at the National Exchange Hotel, or to ° PETER PUKDON, . ye re Black's Bridge. Fs Examination of Teachers. fi hee next regular qnarterly Teachers Bxamination will be held at the Waahington School House, Newada City, : On Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, September 7th, Sthy an@ 9th, Applicants muet be present, at 10 a. m., Wedsosmty, ep preee’, MORSE, veday, Sept. 7h, MOR Couuty =upt. Comtion Sthoots. a18 Man,” etc., has conceded to theearnest solic. Spurs, Whim save a large per centage by ordering directTHREE HUNDRED FEET of superior. MAKBLE STATUES, ~~~ AT THE_D.8.. BAKERY, VINE -8PREBPo<—— ae -aresscyte a tee eR ah ae _—_—Sbepherd aud cheperdess. 8) Seer pees 15u Grusk mints eeeeee #6 ee) es 1uv JULIUS DREYFUSS,