April 2, 1873 (4 pages)

ievada Co.] STORE in Ne. ‘eption in our “the: public by » John style) to iblic, and sel} orm Dry Goods, et style of busiEST STOCK ODS ity; ith ‘special care d Eastern Marladies to call at ORE n of Goods of sll und this side of will sell at prices ‘ition, UG! LICHES ! awing near, and shall be County Rosenberg Bros . We have coin yusiness. Let it ; we cannot and We sell cheaper le dealers can buy eae —._pleted-in-about-two-weeke—and-havet a y Bros. EADING ‘DEALERS — ‘OWN. . sists of the a Silk. _ s of all colors Poplin. cca. y and Striped nch and Amer 1 brands Mur r of Ladies’ and Hats. Ha The DailyTrariserips _ANEVADA CITY, CAL. . LOCAL AFFAIRS; SA New Min,’ : Lock, Mc@urdy, & Co., of San} Francisco, whose quartz ledge is located at the mouth, of Canyon Creek, having become $atisfied that they ‘ have a gcod paying lede, have given a contract to the Nevada’ Foundry to make a ten stamp mill. Work was commenced on the mill at the Foundry in this city, on Monday last, and Messrs. Thom & Allan inform us that as they have their-whole force at work upon the machinery, they expect to have the entire work comthe mill in operation by the first of of May. It is the intention of the Company.to increase the capacity of ~ the mill to.fortystamps, some time. BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY “WILL ALLOW INTEREST “ON ‘TEE DEPOSITS, AS FOLLOWS : : Six Months Time Deposits,6 per cent. per annum. Iwelve Months Time Deposits,-8 per cent. pe STILL TRIUMPHANT On and after February 1, 1873, AinMevene rs g os AHEAD OF EVERYBODY mim Just Received R27 Persons residing at a distance send money by Express. Checks on Solvent Banks taken at par, ‘THE LARGEST STOCK oF . “airing the-Summer>—As the Spring = has now fairly opened, orders for machinery, and castings of different Kinds are coming in, and the prospeets are good for a lively Summer's . work. The proprietors of the Nevada Foundry have lately made additions ta their establishment; and are fully prepared to” exécute any kind of iron work, from a screw to the largest size steam engine or quartz mill, and at San Francisco ___ prices, thus saving time and_ the expense of freight from the Bay. The work sent out from. this city has always given good satisfaction, both in quality and price; and we hope that mill men, and others in this county who have iron work to do, will remember to patronize home industry, instead of sending orders, for commodities which they can get just as well at home, to San Francisco or the “East. This rule is also applicable to all other kinds of business. If we would see our city thrive and iraprove, citculate the money in our county and towns, as much as possible, and not send it off to build up distant cities and towns at the expense of our own. : . Rare Homicide at Sweetiland. J On Monday night a boy named John Moore, aged 18 years, shot John Rogers at Sweetland; Bridgeport township, blowing the top of . — his head off and killing him instantly.” The circumstances, as we learn them, are these: Young Moore, who lives with his mother, caught Rogers in her bedroom, some two weeks ago, and ran him out of the house without ~his clothing. At that time young Moore warned Rogers that if he came * to the house again he would kill him. Since then, young Moore and his little brother have been on the watch, andon Tuesday night the younger One saw Rogers crawling through the window of the house,and notified his brother, who shot at him with a shot gun, the whole charge taking effect in his head and literally tearing _ the top of it off. We understand that the parties -have heretofore. borne a good reputation in the neighborhood, except that Mrs. Moore has fora year past been addicted to drinking. The -affair caused _considerable—excitement—inthe vicinity, but the boy seems to have the sympathy of the community. We understand that the father ‘and grown sister of the young man . Moore are over the mountains, and that since they have been away, the man Rogers has been going to the houseand taking whisky. with him . tothe woman. To Contractors, By reference to our advertising ~columns it will be seen that sealed Proposals will be received by the Trustees of Trinity Episcopal Church up to Monday, April 14th, next, for “finishing a portion of the inside of the Church building, in accordance . . with the plans and specifications to’ be seen at the store of Wm. H. Crawford, Main street, >_7] _. * JOHN W. HINDS, President, R. W. Turry, Cashier. Nevada City, Jan. 4th, 1873, ‘READ ROSENBERG BROS, ADVERTISEMENT IN ANOTHER COLUMN. . m27 For your nice FRESH CANDIES, ORANGES, LEMONS, NUTS, TOYS, &C., go to L. HERSCHMAN'S, at Slocovich’s old stand, on Pine street gh 5 GRASS SEED, CLOVER SEED. Fresh Garden Seed FLOWER SEED. —AT— Si PRESTON’S DRUG STORE. MEDICAL WONDER, POND’S EXTRACT. ABSOLUTE WATER-PRO OF, —AT— PRESTON'S. —_ .LAMP CHIMNEYS, 5 for 50 Cents a Preston’s, = GLUE, SHILLAC, SAINFOIN, —aT— ae Nevada Drug Store.ANTOINE TAM, DEALER NSC OYSTERS, © Oy CONFECTIQNERY, ~ NUTS, CIGARS, &e.ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. B71 have edded, in corinéction with my Oyster Saloon, a fine stock of é NUTS, CANDIES, CIGARS, &c, Which are of the best. quality and will be s0ld very cheap. pate Also, CHESTNUTS, nice and fresh. ma If you want a FINE CIGAR call and see me. I keepnoother kind. ~ ANTOINE TAM. Nevada. March 26th. ze New Spring Goods. MRS. M. A. STERLING. Commercial St., adjoining Masonic Hall, NEVADA CITY. EF now prepared to supply the ladies of Nevada and vicinity with the latest Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Novelties, -ete.,-which she-has-just-received,-such-as Dress Goods, Muslins, Flannels, Napkins, Table Linen, Towels, Hosiery, Hat ____ and Bonnet Frames, Straw Hats, Ribbons, Trimmings, Flowers, etc. Also, latest style Brackets, Picture Frames and Wall Pockets. and a share of public patronage is s0licited. MRS. M. A. STERLING. Nevada, March 30th, 1873. AUCTION. HE undersigned will offer for sale at public action, at his ranch, between Grass Valley and Nevada, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of April, the following named property: : 1 Extra Two Horse Team. Wagon and Harness complet-. 7 Cows and Calves, or with calf, 2 Three year old Steers.& Two year old Heifers. 5 Yearlings. 4 The above property is held as security for debt, and must be sold. Also, at the sare time and place, unless previously sold: ‘ 1 Yoke Oxen 5 years old. The Goods will be sold cheap for cash, y BELL & BROWN,. wf DRUGGISTS, ew CORNER OF Pine and-Commercial Streets. Dealers in ret DRUGS, ‘ CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, “Ra We shall keep on hand « large sssort. ment of ? ee EVER BROUGHT HERE. ‘A. Goldsmith BETTER GOODS _sAT LOWER PRICES . THAN EVER BEFORE KNOWN IN NEVADA CITY, GET Every Article as Advertised in my Price List : And at the Prices mentioned. LOOK. LOOK —AT THE—~ New Price List : 3-PLY CARPETS, $1 50. 10 yds CALICO for $1. 10 yds MUSLIN for $1. : 8 yds BLEACHED MUSLIN, $1. FRENCH CORSETS, 50 cts & $1. GRENADINES, 20 cts per yd. GRASS LINEN, 4-4, 25 ots pr yd. PIQUES, 22% cts_pr yd. SHETLAND SHAWLS, $2. FINE WALKING CANE PARASOLS, $1 each. 5 ~ BALMORAL SKIRTS, $1 each. 5 SPOOLS COTTON THREAD, 25 cts. 5 SPOOLS SILK THREAD for 60 cts. SILK BUTTONS, 25 cts per doz. FINE FRENCH KID-GLOVES, . mat oe #7 Alsostulllineof ge Patent . Medicines. A GOOD SUPPLY OF_ ‘ FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, ALFALFA, CLOVER, TIMOTHY, &c. . PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COM. POUNDED. ~~ PURE LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES, . TRUSSES OF ALL KINDS. REMEMBER-THE PLACE, Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets ‘ (Bussenius’ Old Stand. BELL & BROWN. od HOYEDYSPEPTIcS! White's Specialty . NWI CURE YOU. SYMPTOMS§-OF DYSPEPSIA are pain in the pit of the stomach, caused by contrac: tion upon. undigested_food, usually soon after eating. oS Acidity and wind caused by food ferment. ing instead uf digesting. Constipation aud loss of appetite.owing to unnatural condition of food and want of gastri, juice, Pain in the head, sides, breast, and éxand furrid tongue. : .Consumptive symptoms, cough and palpitation of heart, often mistaken for consumption while it is only a symptom of __. dyspepsia. ~Sleeplessness, dizziness, headache, gloom and depression of spirits, are all alarming easily removed by the use of ~ : WHITE'S SPECIALTY. This valuable medicine has been used in the East with such remarkable success that we have been induced to send forit. As an : . APERIENT — it cannot be excelled, and forconstipation of thejbowels it is a sure cure. j From the Boston Journal, Dyspepsia. White's Specialty for this aggravating complaint, has been thoroughly tested by thousands who have beén _benefitted-by it, and are willing to testify to its. efficacy. It warrants a permanent cure, if tried faithfully. Col. Chas. H. Taylor (private Secretary to the Governor of Massachusetts for three years, and a member of the Legislature,) Buys, in ‘‘Amerivam Homes,” that Warre’s Sreciatty for dyspepsia scatters that disease as quickly as water does hot lead. . From the Congregationalist (Boston.) In this age of fast things, our people make no nice distinctions, but whether their occupation be walking, riding, working, reading, or eating, they do them all with a rush; consequently we are the mos: dyspeptic people in the world. As it is too late to remedy the cause in our own cases, the best thing to be done is to find some way to change the effect, and this can be done by WHITE’s SPECIALTY FOR DYsPEPsia, which from pure merit and virtue alone is fast overtaking, and bids fair to exceed in its sale, all the old popular medicines of the day. ‘ ‘ Prirreron, Mz., April 17, 1872. Mr. H. @. White.—I take pleasure in giving you the following certificate. My wife, Mrs. H. C. Lord, during last winter was afflicted with dyspepria in the most obstinate form. After trying several physicians and various remedies without relief, saw ed Specialty advertised and without any other pg ara gave itafrial. Aftertaking two bottles only, it produced the desired effect. I cheerfully recommend it, therefore. a8 an excellent medicine The County Judge and County, Auditor, in accordance with the new . tode, on Monday last counted the *y in the county treasury, and found the total amount to be $18,ie Congregational Preaching.A letter received from Rev. J. H. arren, states that on Sunday next, Preaching may be expected in the Congregational charch, in this city, by Rev, Mr. Sims, of Andover, Mas: 8. Your, of ‘Sierra county, this *pring, Mannfactn-ed’ a quality of 3 Oowe.and Calves. 16 head of Yearlings. ‘Terms of salte—Notes of approved endred dollars. Notes running o e year at one percent. : ; P. SUTTON. W. H Davidson’ auctioneer. m28 CONTRACTs TO LET. a EALED PROPOSAES will be received by the undersizned. at the Erie Mine, until Saturday. April 12th, 1873, for sink. ing One Hundred und Twenty feetin main shaft. Other contracts of running drifte, ‘&c. being let all the tune. For full particer J. LE. HOLLAND, “\*. Superintendent Erie Mine. March 22nd;1873. WOOD CHOPPZKS WANTED. *xcéllent! tiaple sugar, dorsement taken for all sums over one hun. . . NQUIRE AT TH DAILY TRANBCRIET Pires Gaga tarety, ao 75 cts per pair. SUN DOWNS, best quality, 50 cts each. : 104 MARSEILLES QUILTS, $2 each. HAT FRAMES, one bit. And Hundreds of other Ar. ticles equally as CHEAP! A, GOLDSMITH. — BROAD STREET. evade, March 26th, a Boston. Somerville, Mass. and deem it my duty to give Cc ou this HARLES E, KD. Boston, Sept. 4, 1871, Mr. H. G. White. Dear Sir:—Regarding your “Specialty for Dyspepsia,” I would say thatI have used it with the best results, I have been a sufferer for five years, my food distressing me, but now can purtake heartily withont inconvenience. \ I was affected with dizziness so much as to fall in the street; that trouble is also re. moved. I have tried many preparations without relief but I recommend your rem. edy as one deserving the cuntidence of all. . Yours truly, . Cc. A. HOLT, Real Estate Broker, 191 Friend Street,, Residence, Union Streeet, East FOR SALE BY [Suecestors toH. R. Bussenius. }. ~~ . Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. . NEVADA ©1TYX, Nevada, March 11th, 1472, 4 ¥ g rer tremities, mouth clammy, with bad taste Symptoms, if neglected, but which are . -~ HB. H,. Miller,. THE POPULAR ONE. PRICE CLOTHIER oF NEVADA COUNTY, Hs JUST RECEIVED Palace of Fashion, Nevada City A Full Rastitiien’ of the ; VERY LATEST STYLES SPRING AND SUMMER, DRESS; 3 AND BUSINESS ¢ SUITS. _. GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS,Boys’ and .Childsn’s CLOTHING. Nevada, March 25th, 1873. Nevada Skating Rink, B. BULLARD, Proprietor. —— EREAFTER the Nevada Skating Rink will be open SS : EVERY AFTERNOON, (Except Sundays ) And every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, from 7% to 10 o’clock. i Use of Skates in the afternoon, for Ladies and Children 15 cents. A Lady always in attendance to wait upon Ladies and Children. The best of order always maintained. . Admission “Free, Use of Skates in the Evening, 25 cents. 8&2” Tickets will be sold by the Month, if BIRDSEYE BULLARD, Prop’. Nevada, March 15th, 1873. FLOUR FOR SALE. ae UNDERSIGNED, in order to close out business, offer for sale, from 15,000 TO 20,000 SACKSre . NO. 1 BAKERS’ EXTRA FLOUR, WARRANTED. At the rate. of $3 PER HUNDRED POUNDS. TORSON & CLARK, Proprietors of Nevada City Flouring Mill. Nevada, March J6th, 1873. PENMANSHIP. IRST TERM commences at the WASHINGTON SCHOOL HUUSE, on Monday Afternoon, March 81st, SPRING STREET, NEVADA CITY. ALL KINDS OF IRON : —ANB— win! BRASS CASTINGS. BELL & BROWN, Quarts and Saw Mill Machinery STKAM ENGINES, PUMPS, DERRICKS, CAR &e saecuted in superior style atreduced prices. ; bAVID THOM, : ‘GEv. G. ALLAN, Yeveta, May 25th. 4 ‘tist of rrices we shall -your Clothiug an < GOODNEWS! -* GOOD NEWS. Great Excitement ! —aT—— . Nathan & Casper’s, CLOTHING STORE. Competition, Against Us CLOTHING, BOOTS, "AAT, —AND— ; FURNISHING GOODS, To be found in Nevada County, Which we will sell on and-af. ter this date, at GREATLY REDUCED We don’t stick out shingles on our Goods to deceive the pub_lic,. but we have established Bee a reputation for TRUTH ;----whatwe say is gospel truth and sOsays the public. 1t wuries our opponents 'to see that we ars‘doing the LEADING Clothing Business in the city. We don’t “shingle out”’ ‘Bocks at two bits, we sell them “No Humbug ABOUT —— We have no motive in creating an excitement in the Clothing Trade, nor bear any animosity to anybody only to attend strictly to our own business, ‘and we -will-do ‘just what we say. Our motto is We publish to the world our list of prices, and fear nobody. Beaver Suits at $15, Pocket Handkerchief; Neck-tie and Socks thrown in the bargain. Beaver Suits_at $17, The same as the above, Cassimere Suit, $25. Fine ;Business Suit, from $20 to$25. , Scotch Suits,"from $20 to:G25. Imported Scotch Suits, $30. Good heavy.Cassimere Pants, Fine English and French!Cassimere Pants, $6 50 to $9. Which we boast are not to be found this side of San Francisco. Vests of all shapes and"pattera ‘and prices, Undershirts, 50 Cents each LOOK TO YOUR ‘INTEREST, JT, , ——— at 121-2.ctsor $1 per dozen. Quick Sales and Small Profits. 7 2 50-to S5. beets And all the furnishing goods in And every article in the store at the above rates. If there is eny reduction in our publish a new Gish ai ans . & Casper’s for ‘consult your own You can find good and shiohuble clothing cheap at nterest, NATAAN & Casri2’s, At 4 o’clock, proportion. Also, in the EVENING at 7 o'clock. . Flannel Gray Undershirts, $1 25 2 ‘TERMS : Double, sole Rubber: Bests catesscsinncvssnon -_ privilege of attending both classes for $4 a pair! E greatest improvement." ™*"6"°) O41. Overshirts atfS1"75. Privaty Lessons $5, Satisfaction guar= tcade and Noung are invited to st! Gray Overshirts at G1 50. mi9 E.P. CONNOR, Teacher. . poy Pants, best, 75 cts a pair NEVADA IRON AND BRASS! ‘Cotton Socks, 75 cts pr doz. FOUNDRY. “Cotton Socks, $1 pr doz.

ievada Co.] STORE in Ne. ‘eption in our “the: public by » John style) to iblic, and sel} orm Dry Goods, et style of busiEST STOCK ODS ity; ith ‘special care d Eastern Marladies to call at ORE n of Goods of sll und this side of will sell at prices ‘ition, UG! LICHES ! awing near, and shall be County Rosenberg Bros . We have coin yusiness. Let it ; we cannot and We sell cheaper le dealers can buy eae —._pleted-in-about-two-weeke—and-havet a y Bros. EADING ‘DEALERS — ‘OWN. . sists of the a Silk. _ s of all colors Poplin. cca. y and Striped nch and Amer 1 brands Mur r of Ladies’ and Hats. Ha The DailyTrariserips _ANEVADA CITY, CAL. . LOCAL AFFAIRS; SA New Min,’ : Lock, Mc@urdy, & Co., of San} Francisco, whose quartz ledge is located at the mouth, of Canyon Creek, having become $atisfied that they ‘ have a gcod paying lede, have given a contract to the Nevada’ Foundry to make a ten stamp mill. Work was commenced on the mill at the Foundry in this city, on Monday last, and Messrs. Thom & Allan inform us that as they have their-whole force at work upon the machinery, they expect to have the entire work comthe mill in operation by the first of of May. It is the intention of the Company.to increase the capacity of ~ the mill to.fortystamps, some time. BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY “WILL ALLOW INTEREST “ON ‘TEE DEPOSITS, AS FOLLOWS : : Six Months Time Deposits,6 per cent. per annum. Iwelve Months Time Deposits,-8 per cent. pe STILL TRIUMPHANT On and after February 1, 1873, AinMevene rs g os AHEAD OF EVERYBODY mim Just Received R27 Persons residing at a distance send money by Express. Checks on Solvent Banks taken at par, ‘THE LARGEST STOCK oF . “airing the-Summer>—As the Spring = has now fairly opened, orders for machinery, and castings of different Kinds are coming in, and the prospeets are good for a lively Summer's . work. The proprietors of the Nevada Foundry have lately made additions ta their establishment; and are fully prepared to” exécute any kind of iron work, from a screw to the largest size steam engine or quartz mill, and at San Francisco ___ prices, thus saving time and_ the expense of freight from the Bay. The work sent out from. this city has always given good satisfaction, both in quality and price; and we hope that mill men, and others in this county who have iron work to do, will remember to patronize home industry, instead of sending orders, for commodities which they can get just as well at home, to San Francisco or the “East. This rule is also applicable to all other kinds of business. If we would see our city thrive and iraprove, citculate the money in our county and towns, as much as possible, and not send it off to build up distant cities and towns at the expense of our own. : . Rare Homicide at Sweetiland. J On Monday night a boy named John Moore, aged 18 years, shot John Rogers at Sweetland; Bridgeport township, blowing the top of . — his head off and killing him instantly.” The circumstances, as we learn them, are these: Young Moore, who lives with his mother, caught Rogers in her bedroom, some two weeks ago, and ran him out of the house without ~his clothing. At that time young Moore warned Rogers that if he came * to the house again he would kill him. Since then, young Moore and his little brother have been on the watch, andon Tuesday night the younger One saw Rogers crawling through the window of the house,and notified his brother, who shot at him with a shot gun, the whole charge taking effect in his head and literally tearing _ the top of it off. We understand that the parties -have heretofore. borne a good reputation in the neighborhood, except that Mrs. Moore has fora year past been addicted to drinking. The -affair caused _considerable—excitement—inthe vicinity, but the boy seems to have the sympathy of the community. We understand that the father ‘and grown sister of the young man . Moore are over the mountains, and that since they have been away, the man Rogers has been going to the houseand taking whisky. with him . tothe woman. To Contractors, By reference to our advertising ~columns it will be seen that sealed Proposals will be received by the Trustees of Trinity Episcopal Church up to Monday, April 14th, next, for “finishing a portion of the inside of the Church building, in accordance . . with the plans and specifications to’ be seen at the store of Wm. H. Crawford, Main street, >_7] _. * JOHN W. HINDS, President, R. W. Turry, Cashier. Nevada City, Jan. 4th, 1873, ‘READ ROSENBERG BROS, ADVERTISEMENT IN ANOTHER COLUMN. . m27 For your nice FRESH CANDIES, ORANGES, LEMONS, NUTS, TOYS, &C., go to L. HERSCHMAN'S, at Slocovich’s old stand, on Pine street gh 5 GRASS SEED, CLOVER SEED. Fresh Garden Seed FLOWER SEED. —AT— Si PRESTON’S DRUG STORE. MEDICAL WONDER, POND’S EXTRACT. ABSOLUTE WATER-PRO OF, —AT— PRESTON'S. —_ .LAMP CHIMNEYS, 5 for 50 Cents a Preston’s, = GLUE, SHILLAC, SAINFOIN, —aT— ae Nevada Drug Store.ANTOINE TAM, DEALER NSC OYSTERS, © Oy CONFECTIQNERY, ~ NUTS, CIGARS, &e.ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. B71 have edded, in corinéction with my Oyster Saloon, a fine stock of é NUTS, CANDIES, CIGARS, &c, Which are of the best. quality and will be s0ld very cheap. pate Also, CHESTNUTS, nice and fresh. ma If you want a FINE CIGAR call and see me. I keepnoother kind. ~ ANTOINE TAM. Nevada. March 26th. ze New Spring Goods. MRS. M. A. STERLING. Commercial St., adjoining Masonic Hall, NEVADA CITY. EF now prepared to supply the ladies of Nevada and vicinity with the latest Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Novelties, -ete.,-which she-has-just-received,-such-as Dress Goods, Muslins, Flannels, Napkins, Table Linen, Towels, Hosiery, Hat ____ and Bonnet Frames, Straw Hats, Ribbons, Trimmings, Flowers, etc. Also, latest style Brackets, Picture Frames and Wall Pockets. and a share of public patronage is s0licited. MRS. M. A. STERLING. Nevada, March 30th, 1873. AUCTION. HE undersigned will offer for sale at public action, at his ranch, between Grass Valley and Nevada, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of April, the following named property: : 1 Extra Two Horse Team. Wagon and Harness complet-. 7 Cows and Calves, or with calf, 2 Three year old Steers.& Two year old Heifers. 5 Yearlings. 4 The above property is held as security for debt, and must be sold. Also, at the sare time and place, unless previously sold: ‘ 1 Yoke Oxen 5 years old. The Goods will be sold cheap for cash, y BELL & BROWN,. wf DRUGGISTS, ew CORNER OF Pine and-Commercial Streets. Dealers in ret DRUGS, ‘ CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, “Ra We shall keep on hand « large sssort. ment of ? ee EVER BROUGHT HERE. ‘A. Goldsmith BETTER GOODS _sAT LOWER PRICES . THAN EVER BEFORE KNOWN IN NEVADA CITY, GET Every Article as Advertised in my Price List : And at the Prices mentioned. LOOK. LOOK —AT THE—~ New Price List : 3-PLY CARPETS, $1 50. 10 yds CALICO for $1. 10 yds MUSLIN for $1. : 8 yds BLEACHED MUSLIN, $1. FRENCH CORSETS, 50 cts & $1. GRENADINES, 20 cts per yd. GRASS LINEN, 4-4, 25 ots pr yd. PIQUES, 22% cts_pr yd. SHETLAND SHAWLS, $2. FINE WALKING CANE PARASOLS, $1 each. 5 ~ BALMORAL SKIRTS, $1 each. 5 SPOOLS COTTON THREAD, 25 cts. 5 SPOOLS SILK THREAD for 60 cts. SILK BUTTONS, 25 cts per doz. FINE FRENCH KID-GLOVES, . mat oe #7 Alsostulllineof ge Patent . Medicines. A GOOD SUPPLY OF_ ‘ FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, ALFALFA, CLOVER, TIMOTHY, &c. . PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COM. POUNDED. ~~ PURE LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES, . TRUSSES OF ALL KINDS. REMEMBER-THE PLACE, Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets ‘ (Bussenius’ Old Stand. BELL & BROWN.

od HOYEDYSPEPTIcS! White's Specialty . NWI CURE YOU. SYMPTOMS§-OF DYSPEPSIA are pain in the pit of the stomach, caused by contrac: tion upon. undigested_food, usually soon after eating. oS Acidity and wind caused by food ferment. ing instead uf digesting. Constipation aud loss of appetite.owing to unnatural condition of food and want of gastri, juice, Pain in the head, sides, breast, and éxand furrid tongue. : .Consumptive symptoms, cough and palpitation of heart, often mistaken for consumption while it is only a symptom of __. dyspepsia. ~Sleeplessness, dizziness, headache, gloom and depression of spirits, are all alarming easily removed by the use of ~ : WHITE'S SPECIALTY. This valuable medicine has been used in the East with such remarkable success that we have been induced to send forit. As an : . APERIENT — it cannot be excelled, and forconstipation of thejbowels it is a sure cure. j From the Boston Journal, Dyspepsia. White's Specialty for this aggravating complaint, has been thoroughly tested by thousands who have beén _benefitted-by it, and are willing to testify to its. efficacy. It warrants a permanent cure, if tried faithfully. Col. Chas. H. Taylor (private Secretary to the Governor of Massachusetts for three years, and a member of the Legislature,) Buys, in ‘‘Amerivam Homes,” that Warre’s Sreciatty for dyspepsia scatters that disease as quickly as water does hot lead. . From the Congregationalist (Boston.) In this age of fast things, our people make no nice distinctions, but whether their occupation be walking, riding, working, reading, or eating, they do them all with a rush; consequently we are the mos: dyspeptic people in the world. As it is too late to remedy the cause in our own cases, the best thing to be done is to find some way to change the effect, and this can be done by WHITE’s SPECIALTY FOR DYsPEPsia, which from pure merit and virtue alone is fast overtaking, and bids fair to exceed in its sale, all the old popular medicines of the day. ‘ ‘ Prirreron, Mz., April 17, 1872. Mr. H. @. White.—I take pleasure in giving you the following certificate. My wife, Mrs. H. C. Lord, during last winter was afflicted with dyspepria in the most obstinate form. After trying several physicians and various remedies without relief, saw ed Specialty advertised and without any other pg ara gave itafrial. Aftertaking two bottles only, it produced the desired effect. I cheerfully recommend it, therefore. a8 an excellent medicine The County Judge and County, Auditor, in accordance with the new . tode, on Monday last counted the *y in the county treasury, and found the total amount to be $18,ie Congregational Preaching.A letter received from Rev. J. H. arren, states that on Sunday next, Preaching may be expected in the Congregational charch, in this city, by Rev, Mr. Sims, of Andover, Mas: 8. Your, of ‘Sierra county, this *pring, Mannfactn-ed’ a quality of 3 Oowe.and Calves. 16 head of Yearlings. ‘Terms of salte—Notes of approved endred dollars. Notes running o e year at one percent. : ; P. SUTTON. W. H Davidson’ auctioneer. m28 CONTRACTs TO LET. a EALED PROPOSAES will be received by the undersizned. at the Erie Mine, until Saturday. April 12th, 1873, for sink. ing One Hundred und Twenty feetin main shaft. Other contracts of running drifte, ‘&c. being let all the tune. For full particer J. LE. HOLLAND, “\*. Superintendent Erie Mine. March 22nd;1873. WOOD CHOPPZKS WANTED. *xcéllent! tiaple sugar, dorsement taken for all sums over one hun. . . NQUIRE AT TH DAILY TRANBCRIET Pires Gaga tarety, ao 75 cts per pair. SUN DOWNS, best quality, 50 cts each. : 104 MARSEILLES QUILTS, $2 each. HAT FRAMES, one bit. And Hundreds of other Ar. ticles equally as CHEAP! A, GOLDSMITH. — BROAD STREET. evade, March 26th, a Boston. Somerville, Mass. and deem it my duty to give Cc ou this HARLES E, KD. Boston, Sept. 4, 1871, Mr. H. G. White. Dear Sir:—Regarding your “Specialty for Dyspepsia,” I would say thatI have used it with the best results, I have been a sufferer for five years, my food distressing me, but now can purtake heartily withont inconvenience. \ I was affected with dizziness so much as to fall in the street; that trouble is also re. moved. I have tried many preparations without relief but I recommend your rem. edy as one deserving the cuntidence of all. . Yours truly, . Cc. A. HOLT, Real Estate Broker, 191 Friend Street,, Residence, Union Streeet, East FOR SALE BY [Suecestors toH. R. Bussenius. }. ~~ . Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. . NEVADA ©1TYX, Nevada, March 11th, 1472, 4 ¥ g rer tremities, mouth clammy, with bad taste Symptoms, if neglected, but which are . -~ HB. H,. Miller,. THE POPULAR ONE. PRICE CLOTHIER oF NEVADA COUNTY, Hs JUST RECEIVED Palace of Fashion, Nevada City A Full Rastitiien’ of the ; VERY LATEST STYLES SPRING AND SUMMER, DRESS; 3 AND BUSINESS ¢ SUITS. _. GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS,Boys’ and .Childsn’s CLOTHING. Nevada, March 25th, 1873. Nevada Skating Rink, B. BULLARD, Proprietor. —— EREAFTER the Nevada Skating Rink will be open SS : EVERY AFTERNOON, (Except Sundays ) And every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, from 7% to 10 o’clock. i Use of Skates in the afternoon, for Ladies and Children 15 cents. A Lady always in attendance to wait upon Ladies and Children. The best of order always maintained. . Admission “Free, Use of Skates in the Evening, 25 cents. 8&2” Tickets will be sold by the Month, if BIRDSEYE BULLARD, Prop’. Nevada, March 15th, 1873. FLOUR FOR SALE. ae UNDERSIGNED, in order to close out business, offer for sale, from 15,000 TO 20,000 SACKSre . NO. 1 BAKERS’ EXTRA FLOUR, WARRANTED. At the rate. of $3 PER HUNDRED POUNDS. TORSON & CLARK, Proprietors of Nevada City Flouring Mill. Nevada, March J6th, 1873. PENMANSHIP. IRST TERM commences at the WASHINGTON SCHOOL HUUSE, on Monday Afternoon, March 81st, SPRING STREET, NEVADA CITY. ALL KINDS OF IRON : —ANB— win! BRASS CASTINGS. BELL & BROWN, Quarts and Saw Mill Machinery STKAM ENGINES, PUMPS, DERRICKS, CAR &e saecuted in superior style atreduced prices. ; bAVID THOM, : ‘GEv. G. ALLAN, Yeveta, May 25th. 4 ‘tist of rrices we shall -your Clothiug an < GOODNEWS! -* GOOD NEWS. Great Excitement ! —aT—— . Nathan & Casper’s, CLOTHING STORE. Competition, Against Us CLOTHING, BOOTS, "AAT, —AND— ; FURNISHING GOODS, To be found in Nevada County, Which we will sell on and-af. ter this date, at GREATLY REDUCED We don’t stick out shingles on our Goods to deceive the pub_lic,. but we have established Bee a reputation for TRUTH ;----whatwe say is gospel truth and sOsays the public. 1t wuries our opponents 'to see that we ars‘doing the LEADING Clothing Business in the city. We don’t “shingle out”’ ‘Bocks at two bits, we sell them “No Humbug ABOUT —— We have no motive in creating an excitement in the Clothing Trade, nor bear any animosity to anybody only to attend strictly to our own business, ‘and we -will-do ‘just what we say. Our motto is We publish to the world our list of prices, and fear nobody. Beaver Suits at $15, Pocket Handkerchief; Neck-tie and Socks thrown in the bargain. Beaver Suits_at $17, The same as the above, Cassimere Suit, $25. Fine ;Business Suit, from $20 to$25. , Scotch Suits,"from $20 to:G25. Imported Scotch Suits, $30. Good heavy.Cassimere Pants, Fine English and French!Cassimere Pants, $6 50 to $9. Which we boast are not to be found this side of San Francisco. Vests of all shapes and"pattera ‘and prices, Undershirts, 50 Cents each LOOK TO YOUR ‘INTEREST, JT, , ——— at 121-2.ctsor $1 per dozen. Quick Sales and Small Profits. 7 2 50-to S5. beets And all the furnishing goods in And every article in the store at the above rates. If there is eny reduction in our publish a new Gish ai ans . & Casper’s for ‘consult your own You can find good and shiohuble clothing cheap at nterest, NATAAN & Casri2’s, At 4 o’clock, proportion. Also, in the EVENING at 7 o'clock. . Flannel Gray Undershirts, $1 25 2 ‘TERMS : Double, sole Rubber: Bests catesscsinncvssnon -_ privilege of attending both classes for $4 a pair! E greatest improvement." ™*"6"°) O41. Overshirts atfS1"75. Privaty Lessons $5, Satisfaction guar= tcade and Noung are invited to st! Gray Overshirts at G1 50. mi9 E.P. CONNOR, Teacher. . poy Pants, best, 75 cts a pair NEVADA IRON AND BRASS! ‘Cotton Socks, 75 cts pr doz. FOUNDRY. “Cotton Socks, $1 pr doz.