April 20, 1873 (4 pages)

re you now ? y on against Us -ig owhere! . MOTTO Ig ~ ROFITS !: ERG BRUS., he Bank of Nevada os POSITION STORER in We. n't use “ce amgpe in eur r to deceive the public by flays{Cheap John styl) to ming aud: eal] 2 or shelf worn Bry Goods, Jhatam Street style of bust. berg Bros. ) LARGEST STOCK or GOODS Nevada City. elected with sp~cial care ropean and,Eastern Marat for the ladies to call at st welection of Goode of ali. rs, to be found this side of hich we will — Competition, HUMBUG ! Y Is RICHES! Bir Daily NEVADA ry, CAL. Wa iloticed. a very handsome carriage just arrived from the East for County Assessor Jno. T. Morgan, It is one of the same style as Sheriff Perrith's carriage, and. was ordered by Perrin from Wést’s manufactory, providence, R, I. No Easter mail arrived to-day, The horses on the Colfax, Grass Valley and Nevada roadure all sick with the epizootic, and cannotmake time. The Colfax stage did not reach this city on Friday night until a quarter past 100’clock. ts B. F, Stoakes, who has lived in this city for twenty years, is about SNe WORE OEE ETI _. the roll of honor, ini the First The following names are place ee Fmaty'schicol; foe thie none “ending be) April 18th: Isabel Jack; Katie Nolan, . Annie Robinson,’ Minnie McGuire, Carrie Miller, Dolly.Long, Emma Smith, Helén Weisenburger, Nellie MeBrown, Willie Bluett, Henry. Weisenburger, Geor-e Black, Eddie Coughlan, Allen Merry. bey The Firsi Installment Direet from . the East, Late at night and early in the mcgning, teams were unloading in front of Aschheim Bros., corner of Broad and Pime-streets, the. first installment of! Spring and Surither Clothing direct. from-:the-East. As} ) wagon after wagon deposited its load, the street for a considerable distance was lined with boxes, trunks, valises, 49. to leave here “and take ap his resis] etme, Ete Tt-is-certainly the “dence at Salinas city, Monterey the Narrow Gauge Railread,. between this city and Colfax, have not ar rived here yet. They are at work on the road, amd wiil reach town on Monday or Tuesday, ' e . : To-day is Sunday. All good people are expected to be found in the various Churches of the city. “We understand that the subject of « May party willbe brought up in the various Sunday Schools to-day, i and the preliminary~ steps taken to make it a saccess. A good attendance of children may be expected‘at school Johnny Jack, who keeps the fruit “and candy standon Pine staeet, is in recéipt.of somite luscious strawberries from below. He sent us a lot of them, esterday, and they are splenae He has made arrangements to ~ /-seesive then fresh every day. In Store and Arriving. 3.8, Holbrrok, has now on hand, andis receiving daily, a large and choice stock of Groceries, .Provis-. '. ions, etc., suitable for family use. His goods are selected with special eare, and are warranted to be first elays in every particular. He will _ sell as’ cheap or cheaper than any largest stock ever brqught to Nevada City, The Aschheim' Bros. intend to run a lively opposition to all high prices, and-will--selt twenty-five per cent. cheapet thin ahy other house in the city, Being the.only clothing dealers in this county. who import goods direct from the East, it is evident to every observing. mind, that they can affordto sell Clothing much cheaper than those firms who buy second handed. ‘Reader, you can buy better goods, Letter make, better style, and at lower prices, at Ban4 ner’s old stand, than anywhere else in . Nevada county. tag ASCHHEIM BROS, Odd Fellows’ Celebration. Gentlemen who propose attending the Odd Fellows’ Celebration, should not fail to get one of those Fine Late Style Suits, imported expressly for the occasion by “ASCHHEIM,. — . Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. Silk Hats. ‘ A beautiful stock of fine Silk Hats, “new styles, just received at 3 _ ASCHHED'S. “ I,_0.-0.-F. Notice. s The Odd Fellows’ ball promises to be a grand affair, No-pains have been sparéd to make it pleasant for vil who may attend. ‘The music tion is drawing near, and to who shall be Oonnty. esolved,, Rosenberg. Bros ny office. We have eoin ct Our. business. Let it wn that we cannot an ersold. “We sell ebieaper bird grade dealers ean buy berg Bras. DS DEALERS HE TOWN, consists of the Silks of all eolors rish Poplin. ipacea. ‘ancy and Striped French and Amerof all brands Musies in the way of dress iD & Sires clave Dey Goods VINCE away by humbugs. We t bates, but we do a} » BY calling at our ya. will be assured of the SAVE ~-tore-in Nevada City. Call at his new store, junction of Ma’n and Commercial streets, and be convinced of the fact, 020-1 “" B. Nathan’s Clothing Store. Attention is called to the advertisement, in. another column, of B. Nathan, who bas beconte sole pro“prietor of the Clothing store,on Pine street, opposite Masonic Hall, formerly Nathan & Casper’s. He has} _ just. received an elegant stock of Spring and Summer Clothing, Furnishing Goods, latest syle Hats, Boots md Shoes, ladies’ and children’s Shoes, etc., which he will-sell at the lowest living rates. See advertiseDistriet. Court, Hong vs. Logan. Personal judgment for plantiffs, but denying foreclosure of lien. People vs. Farquhar et als; two “eases. “Continued for the term. Hattie E. Downey vs. James R. Downey. Decree of divorce granted, and custody of the child awarded to plaintiff, : Roll ef Honor. The following mames are on the roll of honor, of the Grammat school forthe month ending “April 18th — Addie Gray, Mary Nolan, Annie vashin, Addie Stranahan, Katy Coughlan, Lizzie Findley, Katy Arbogast, Minnie Irish, Ida Allen, Amy Hinds, Laura Graham, Jennie Mon‘0, Mary Hurly, Lizzie Nivens, Annie Hinds, Clemence Ivoard, Dudley Helm, Stanley Jewett, Charley HanGeld Locket Lest. , . EDQUARY & COBB,“ EDQUARY 4 COBB which has been sectired will be the best ever heard in thiscounty. Marcus M. Blam’s ¢elebrated San Francisco string and brass quadrille orchestra, with Willis as prompter, is sufficient gurrantee that the music will be such a8 will delight all. * = READ. ROSENBERG BROS. ADVERTISEMENT IN ANOTHER COLUMN nr gage ‘Spring im the Clearings. fin newly cleared regions of country, spring is always an unhealthy season, The virgin soil, enriched by decomposed ‘vegetable matter, sends up, when first bared to the sunshine, volumes of miaematic vapor that generates every variety of intermittent and remittent fever. All low laying, swampy districts, the deltas of rivers, the prairies, the salt marshes on the coast, the bayous of the Gulf States, and the shores of tiie northern lakes are alse visited at this season by malarions epidemics that prostrate no inconsiderable number of their inhabitants. This ought not to be, for it "it can easily be prevented. No fact in medical history is better. established than the fact that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters will avert every species, of malurious disorder. A course of this standard tonic and alter. ative commenced in sdvance of the unhealthy season and continued regularly until its close, will prove an absolute protection against chills and fever, bilious re4 periodical type, as well as against the disturbances in the digestive organs and bowels, 80 common at this period of tne year. ‘As @ remedy for dyspepsia, biliousness, liver disease, nervous disorders, physical weakness, rheumatism, melancholy, hysteria, and. ail te which the weaker sex are exclusivésy subject, Hostetter’s Bitters has no competitor at home or abroad. Caurton.—In our changeable clitaate, coughs, colds and lang diseases will always prevail. Consumption will claim its victims. These diseases, if taken in time, can be arrested and cured. The remedy is Dr. Wistar’a Balsam of Wild Tue world and his wife have made up their minds that there is nothing under heaven so certain as a cure for a eough, cold, or difficulty of as Hale's Honey of Horeloend ant Tar. The is over Crittenton’s, 7 6th Avenue. by all dr. ggists. Pike’s Toothache Drops cure in 1 minute. for chronic diseases. Offi ces, lab4 San FOR ‘Francisco, mittent fever and other complaints of a. <VICK'S BULBS, ee —< ON SALE Aa ) PRESTON'S. Ce ee At the Regular Catalogue Prices . Garden and Grass Seeds. JAPANESE CLEANSING CREAM. MINER'S RUBBER CEMENT. PRESTON’S COUGH CANDY. Nevada Drug Store. B. H. Miller, THE POPULAR ONE’ PRICE. CLOTHIER . ae . NEVADA COUNTY, H’s JUST RECEIVED AT HIs— Palace of Fashion, ODD FELLOWS’ BUILDING, Nevada City A Fall Assortment of the VERY LATEST STYLES _OF.SPRING AND. SUMMER DRESS AND BUSINESS > gurrs. ALSO, HATS,GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING and Children’s CLOTHING. Nevada, March 25th, 1873. DISSOLUTION. . K. CASPER, having gold: his -interest in the business of Nathan & Casper to Mr, B. NATHAN, the latter is entitled to receive the outstanding debts, and tc pay all liabilities against Nathan & Cas. per. Said partnership is hereby dissolved, K. CASP . B. NATHAN. Nevada, April 14th, 1873. Commercial Street, Nevada. AMES: MONRO having opened a Meat Market on. Commercial Street, is es; pared to supply customers with the ‘ uality of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Corned Beet, Corned Pork, ot<., at the lowest rates. for cash. 1g PROCTER & GAMBLE'S EXTRA OLIVE SOAP 8 made from the best materials and nicely perfumed. Sold at price of ordinary soap. Buy it; you will use no other. Grocers have it in your city. ROSS, DEMPA Shes STER & CU., Agen San Francisco. ‘Also sold by OASTLE BROTHERS, JONES & CO., » PECK & CO.,. and others. al5 ’ PENMANSHIP. ECOND TERM commences at the WASHINGTON SCHOOL HOUSE, on Wednesday Afternoon, April 16. = At4 o'clock, Also, in the EVENING at 7 o'clock. Thirteen Lesrons for $4, Scholars have ee memanng both classes for four dollars given to the one making the greatest im ment, Private $5, Satisfaction guarne Old and Young are invited to at milo RE. P. CONNOR, Teacher, {OR, HUFELAND’S BITTERS. es for public favor, the sales constantly increasea. i peso ea AHEAD OF EVERYBODY . Just Received _THE LARGEST STOCK F Dry# Fancy Goods EVER BROUGHT HERE. ee Is NOW SELLING AT GET Every Article as Advertised in my Price List : Seats : ~ LOOK LOOK 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. GRAbSS LINEN, 4-4, 25 cts pr yd. PIQUES, 22% ote pr yd, SHETLAND SHAWLS, $2. FINE WALKING CANE PARASOLS, $1 each. BALMORAL SKIRTS, $1 each. 5 SPOOLS. COTTON THREAD, 25 ets. 5 SPOOLS SILK THREAD for 50 cts. SILK BUTTONS, 25 cts per doz. _ FINE FRENCH KID GLOVES, 75 cts per pair. SUN DOWNS, best quality, 50 10-4 MARSEILLES QUILTS, $2} aot HAT FRAMES, one bit. And Hundreds of other Articles equally as CHEAP! TAYLOR & B EL, , 409 and 411 St. e: Pine and Commercial Streets, . °°" . hi “+. Las! PE MONEY PO LOAN on good collateral ce: DRUGS, — Fancy Articles : Pai : ia Six Months Time Depos‘Patent’ Medicines. __ . FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, A. Goldsmith ex . . POUNDED. . HO YEDYSPEPTICS . And at the Prices mentioned. ¥ GISTS. : CORNER OF PEDROS ITE TTT. _ PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAP BRUSHES, of all kinds. _ te: Woshetl despandeald elieek assort> 7 Alsoa Rat isa of A GOOD SUPPLY OF ALFALFA, CLOVER, . TIMOTHY, &c. ONS CAREFULLY PURE LIQUORS CINAL PURPOSE TRUSSES ,OF Cor. Piné & Commercial Streets gt (Bussenius’ Old Stand, BELL & BROWN. . if White's Specialty _ WILL CURE YoU. SYMPTOMS OF DYSPEPSIA are pain in the pit of the stomach, caused by contraction upon undigested food, usually soon after eating. ' “Acidity and wind caused by food ferment. : instead of digesting. } mstipation aud loss of appetite, owin to unnatural condition of food and want gastric juice. : Pain im the head, sides; breast, and ex. . ’ tremities, mouth clammy, with bad taste and furrid nage ‘ ee Consumptive Sym: . cough : palpitation of heart, often mistaken for ¢unpoe bane while it is only a symptom of WHITE'S. SPECIALTY. This valuable medicine has been used in the East with such remarkable success that we have been induced to send for it. As ih ; i ° APERIENT it eannot be excelled, and forconstipation of the, bowels it is a sure cure, From the Boston Journal. PRs ali wy acm Bal i val comp . n Ip tested aay ny at have been. benefitted it, and are willing to testify to its efficacy. It warrants 4 permanent cure, if tried a ered eek Col. Chas. H, Taylor (private Secretary to the Governor of Massachusetts. for three years, and s member of the Legislature,) ‘says, in ‘American Homes,” that Wurre's Spectarry for dyspepsia scatters that ease as quickly as water does hotlead. _. From the Congregationalist (Boston.) Tn this of fast things, our le make no po distinctions, but er their occupation be walking, riding, working, reading, or eating, they do them all with a@rush; consequently we are the most dyspeptic people in the -werld. Asit is too late to 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 Warre’s SPECIALTY FOR DYsPEpsis, which from pute merit and virtue alone is fast overtaking, and bids fair to exceed in its sale, all the old popular medicines of the day. Pier aio gletnt ea Mr. H. G. White.—I take vcstadenn, My wife, ing you the follo Mrs. H. C, Lord, di last winter was afflicted with dyspepsia in the most obstinate form, After trying severe] physicians and various remedies without relief, saw your Specialty advertised and without any other inducement gave itafrial. After ta two bottles only, it produced the effect. I cheerfully reeommend it, therefore, a8 an excellent medicine for the stomach, and deem it my duty to Sete re this testimonial. CHARLES E. LORD. Boston, Sept. 4, 1871. Mr. H. G. ae Dear Sir:— your “Specialty for f* Bay ‘that have wood it with the best results, I have beens xg doa five years, my food distressing me,, now can partake heartily withont inconvenience. I ‘was affected with dizziness so much as to moved. I have tried many preparations thout relief but I recommend your tempent ng the confidence of all: "FOR SALE BY ~ BELL & BROWN, [Sudceaso rs to H. B Sassenius.] Nevada, March 26th. ‘BANK; 08 NEVADA: COUNTY Lying on east bank of Feather River, i . Sutter * " ‘BROAD STRERT, NEVADA CITY. ' “Jomew RIND, Preatd leer v0, TT ile * : B.W. POLLY. iis ++ Canna teen A. ©, Niles, ‘Chas, Mare < es ,. has. Marsh, R. W.Tulty, Jonathan Olark, M. L. Marsh, A-H. Parkes, John W. Hinds. ‘Highest. Price paid for City and Gown Warrants. t ; —— ge} Fenders Boughtand soid at Regular =~ eB. ‘ Gold Dust Bought. Bullion discounted. Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the Mih * Géneral and Speciai Deposits received. Checks on San Francisco, Sacramento, &Jose, Stockton and Virginia City. 4 Drafts on Eastern Cities, London and Gq. surance Company. es _ CORRESPONDENTS—Bank of Califarn.2}Francisco ; Bank of D. 0. Mills, Sacramento Agency Bank of California, Virginia City: Interest on Time Deposits will be allow: ed, as follows : Twelve Months Time Deposits, 8 per cent, per “ WP” Persons residing at a distance can FARMS of 160 acres each, g. b ‘vegetable land, all inclosed .() Oounty, three miles “below Nicolas. Lg 50: head of No. 1 Dairy Cows. Inquire D. O; MAHONEY, WM, B. CAMPBELL, ifications drawn for Ps and: § : ills, Bridges, and a)l [Sener ada Civil Engineering, ie rates, at reasonab Office over Beckman’s, corner Broad omg “Nevada City, August 24th, 1972. W NTHROP S. LONG is hereby ; announced as a candidate for the oifice of City Assessor; at the election tobe held Monday, May 5th, 1873. a2 FOR CITY MARSHAL. MEACHAM is hereby announced a8 a candidate fer the vftice ity Marshal, sub: ( to the decision»of voters, at the City tion, to be held May: Sth, 18738. 3 al6é “FOR CITY MARSHAL, —— : D. CARTER is hereby announced asa candidate for the office of City aruhs + Bubject to the decision of voters at the City ion to be held on May 5th, 1873, al AUCTION. undersigned will offer for sale at HE ction, at his hb dria ences i sities: lete i 1 Yoke Oxen 5 years old. ' L Yoke Steera 3 years old.3 Cows and Calves. . 16 head of Yearlings. ‘Terme of sale—Notes of endorsement taken for all sims over one hun-— dred dollars, Notes 0.6 year st “"W. H Davidson suctioneer, New Spring Goods. ae MRS. M. A. STERLING. Commercial 8t., adjoining Masonic Halil, 8 now preparéd to supply the ladies:of I Nevada and "sioiaiie. vith the latest Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Novelties, etc., which she has just received, such as Dress Goods, Muslins,. Flannels, Napkins, Table Linen, Towels, Hosiery, Hat and Bonnet Frames,Straw Hats, Flowers, etc, Also, latest style Brackets, Pictur Frames and Wall Pockets, : The Goods will be sold cheap for cash, and a share of public patronage id so. licited. MRS. M. A. STERLING Nevada, March 30th, 1873. ANTOINE TAM, DEALER IN OYSTERS, CONFECTIONERY, ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY.“ Oyster Saloon, s aut eum of 7 “ste NUTS, CANDIES, CIGARS, . So. , Which the and will be SSD at qty aS Also, CHESTNUTS, nice and fresh. wa. If you want a FINE CIGAR call ana see me,I keep no other kind. nas ANTOINE TAM. _ Nevada, March 26th. ANNUAL MEETING. ET seen of the Odd Fellows’ on Mo iy. n . + “for she Teysters fox tho. 1th, 1872,

re you now ? y on against Us -ig owhere! . MOTTO Ig ~ ROFITS !: ERG BRUS., he Bank of Nevada os POSITION STORER in We. n't use “ce amgpe in eur r to deceive the public by flays{Cheap John styl) to ming aud: eal] 2 or shelf worn Bry Goods, Jhatam Street style of bust. berg Bros. ) LARGEST STOCK or GOODS Nevada City. elected with sp~cial care ropean and,Eastern Marat for the ladies to call at st welection of Goode of ali. rs, to be found this side of hich we will — Competition, HUMBUG ! Y Is RICHES! Bir Daily NEVADA ry, CAL. Wa iloticed. a very handsome carriage just arrived from the East for County Assessor Jno. T. Morgan, It is one of the same style as Sheriff Perrith's carriage, and. was ordered by Perrin from Wést’s manufactory, providence, R, I. No Easter mail arrived to-day, The horses on the Colfax, Grass Valley and Nevada roadure all sick with the epizootic, and cannotmake time. The Colfax stage did not reach this city on Friday night until a quarter past 100’clock. ts B. F, Stoakes, who has lived in this city for twenty years, is about SNe WORE OEE ETI _. the roll of honor, ini the First The following names are place ee Fmaty'schicol; foe thie none “ending be) April 18th: Isabel Jack; Katie Nolan, . Annie Robinson,’ Minnie McGuire, Carrie Miller, Dolly.Long, Emma Smith, Helén Weisenburger, Nellie MeBrown, Willie Bluett, Henry. Weisenburger, Geor-e Black, Eddie Coughlan, Allen Merry. bey The Firsi Installment Direet from . the East, Late at night and early in the mcgning, teams were unloading in front of Aschheim Bros., corner of Broad and Pime-streets, the. first installment of! Spring and Surither Clothing direct. from-:the-East. As} ) wagon after wagon deposited its load, the street for a considerable distance was lined with boxes, trunks, valises, 49. to leave here “and take ap his resis] etme, Ete Tt-is-certainly the “dence at Salinas city, Monterey the Narrow Gauge Railread,. between this city and Colfax, have not ar rived here yet. They are at work on the road, amd wiil reach town on Monday or Tuesday, ' e . : To-day is Sunday. All good people are expected to be found in the various Churches of the city. “We understand that the subject of « May party willbe brought up in the various Sunday Schools to-day, i and the preliminary~ steps taken to make it a saccess. A good attendance of children may be expected‘at school Johnny Jack, who keeps the fruit “and candy standon Pine staeet, is in recéipt.of somite luscious strawberries from below. He sent us a lot of them, esterday, and they are splenae He has made arrangements to ~ /-seesive then fresh every day. In Store and Arriving. 3.8, Holbrrok, has now on hand, andis receiving daily, a large and choice stock of Groceries, .Provis-. '. ions, etc., suitable for family use. His goods are selected with special eare, and are warranted to be first elays in every particular. He will _ sell as’ cheap or cheaper than any largest stock ever brqught to Nevada City, The Aschheim' Bros. intend to run a lively opposition to all high prices, and-will--selt twenty-five per cent. cheapet thin ahy other house in the city, Being the.only clothing dealers in this county. who import goods direct from the East, it is evident to every observing. mind, that they can affordto sell Clothing much cheaper than those firms who buy second handed. ‘Reader, you can buy better goods, Letter make, better style, and at lower prices, at Ban4 ner’s old stand, than anywhere else in . Nevada county. tag ASCHHEIM BROS, Odd Fellows’ Celebration. Gentlemen who propose attending the Odd Fellows’ Celebration, should not fail to get one of those Fine Late Style Suits, imported expressly for the occasion by “ASCHHEIM,. — . Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. Silk Hats. ‘ A beautiful stock of fine Silk Hats, “new styles, just received at 3 _ ASCHHED'S. “ I,_0.-0.-F. Notice. s The Odd Fellows’ ball promises to be a grand affair, No-pains have been sparéd to make it pleasant for vil who may attend. ‘The music tion is drawing near, and to who shall be Oonnty. esolved,, Rosenberg. Bros ny office. We have eoin ct Our. business. Let it wn that we cannot an ersold. “We sell ebieaper bird grade dealers ean buy berg Bras. DS DEALERS HE TOWN, consists of the Silks of all eolors rish Poplin. ipacea. ‘ancy and Striped French and Amerof all brands Musies in the way of dress iD & Sires clave Dey Goods VINCE away by humbugs. We t bates, but we do a} » BY calling at our ya. will be assured of the SAVE ~-tore-in Nevada City. Call at his new store, junction of Ma’n and Commercial streets, and be convinced of the fact, 020-1 “" B. Nathan’s Clothing Store. Attention is called to the advertisement, in. another column, of B. Nathan, who bas beconte sole pro“prietor of the Clothing store,on Pine street, opposite Masonic Hall, formerly Nathan & Casper’s. He has} _ just. received an elegant stock of Spring and Summer Clothing, Furnishing Goods, latest syle Hats, Boots md Shoes, ladies’ and children’s Shoes, etc., which he will-sell at the lowest living rates. See advertiseDistriet. Court, Hong vs. Logan. Personal judgment for plantiffs, but denying foreclosure of lien.. People vs. Farquhar et als; two “eases. “Continued for the term. Hattie E. Downey vs. James R. Downey. Decree of divorce granted, and custody of the child awarded to plaintiff, : Roll ef Honor. The following mames are on the roll of honor, of the Grammat school forthe month ending “April 18th — Addie Gray, Mary Nolan, Annie vashin, Addie Stranahan, Katy Coughlan, Lizzie Findley, Katy Arbogast, Minnie Irish, Ida Allen, Amy Hinds, Laura Graham, Jennie Mon‘0, Mary Hurly, Lizzie Nivens, Annie Hinds, Clemence Ivoard, Dudley Helm, Stanley Jewett, Charley HanGeld Locket Lest. , . EDQUARY & COBB,“ EDQUARY 4 COBB which has been sectired will be the best ever heard in thiscounty. Marcus M. Blam’s ¢elebrated San Francisco string and brass quadrille orchestra, with Willis as prompter, is sufficient gurrantee that the music will be such a8 will delight all. * = READ. ROSENBERG BROS. ADVERTISEMENT IN ANOTHER COLUMN nr gage ‘Spring im the Clearings. fin newly cleared regions of country, spring is always an unhealthy season, The virgin soil, enriched by decomposed ‘vegetable matter, sends up, when first bared to the sunshine, volumes of miaematic vapor that generates every variety of intermittent and remittent fever. All low laying, swampy districts, the deltas of rivers, the prairies, the salt marshes on the coast, the bayous of the Gulf States, and the shores of tiie northern lakes are alse visited at this season by malarions epidemics that prostrate no inconsiderable number of their inhabitants. This ought not to be, for it "it can easily be prevented. No fact in medical history is better. established than the fact that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters will avert every species, of malurious disorder. A course of this standard tonic and alter. ative commenced in sdvance of the unhealthy season and continued regularly until its close, will prove an absolute protection against chills and fever, bilious re4 periodical type, as well as against the disturbances in the digestive organs and bowels, 80 common at this period of tne year. ‘As @ remedy for dyspepsia, biliousness, liver disease, nervous disorders, physical weakness, rheumatism, melancholy, hysteria, and. ail te which the weaker sex are exclusivésy subject, Hostetter’s Bitters has no competitor at home or abroad. Caurton.—In our changeable clitaate, coughs, colds and lang diseases will always prevail. Consumption will claim its victims. These diseases, if taken in time, can be arrested and cured. The remedy is Dr. Wistar’a Balsam of Wild Tue world and his wife have made up their minds that there is nothing under heaven so certain as a cure for a eough, cold, or difficulty of as Hale's Honey of Horeloend ant Tar. The is over Crittenton’s, 7 6th Avenue. by all dr. ggists. Pike’s Toothache Drops cure in 1 minute. for chronic diseases. Offi ces, lab4 San FOR ‘Francisco, mittent fever and other complaints of a. <VICK'S BULBS, ee —< ON SALE Aa ) PRESTON'S. Ce ee At the Regular Catalogue Prices . Garden and Grass Seeds. JAPANESE CLEANSING CREAM. MINER'S RUBBER CEMENT. PRESTON’S COUGH CANDY. Nevada Drug Store. B. H. Miller, THE POPULAR ONE’ PRICE. CLOTHIER . ae . NEVADA COUNTY, H’s JUST RECEIVED AT HIs— Palace of Fashion, ODD FELLOWS’ BUILDING, Nevada City A Fall Assortment of the VERY LATEST STYLES _OF.SPRING AND. SUMMER DRESS AND BUSINESS > gurrs. ALSO, HATS,GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING and Children’s CLOTHING.. Nevada, March 25th, 1873. DISSOLUTION. . K. CASPER, having gold: his -interest in the business of Nathan & Casper to Mr, B. NATHAN, the latter is entitled to receive the outstanding debts, and tc pay all liabilities against Nathan & Cas. per. Said partnership is hereby dissolved, K. CASP . B. NATHAN. Nevada, April 14th, 1873. Commercial Street, Nevada. AMES: MONRO having opened a Meat Market on. Commercial Street, is es;

pared to supply customers with the ‘ uality of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Corned Beet, Corned Pork, ot<., at the lowest rates. for cash. 1g PROCTER & GAMBLE'S EXTRA OLIVE SOAP 8 made from the best materials and nicely perfumed. Sold at price of ordinary soap. Buy it; you will use no other. Grocers have it in your city. ROSS, DEMPA Shes STER & CU., Agen San Francisco. ‘Also sold by OASTLE BROTHERS, JONES & CO., » PECK & CO.,. and others. al5 ’ PENMANSHIP. ECOND TERM commences at the WASHINGTON SCHOOL HOUSE, on Wednesday Afternoon, April 16. = At4 o'clock, Also, in the EVENING at 7 o'clock. Thirteen Lesrons for $4, Scholars have ee memanng both classes for four dollars given to the one making the greatest im ment, Private $5, Satisfaction guarne Old and Young are invited to at milo RE. P. CONNOR, Teacher, {OR, HUFELAND’S BITTERS. es for public favor, the sales constantly increasea. i peso ea AHEAD OF EVERYBODY . Just Received _THE LARGEST STOCK F Dry# Fancy Goods EVER BROUGHT HERE. ee Is NOW SELLING AT GET Every Article as Advertised in my Price List : Seats : ~ LOOK LOOK 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. GRAbSS LINEN, 4-4, 25 cts pr yd. PIQUES, 22% ote pr yd, SHETLAND SHAWLS, $2. FINE WALKING CANE PARASOLS, $1 each. BALMORAL SKIRTS, $1 each. 5 SPOOLS. COTTON THREAD, 25 ets. 5 SPOOLS SILK THREAD for 50 cts. SILK BUTTONS, 25 cts per doz. _ FINE FRENCH KID GLOVES, 75 cts per pair. SUN DOWNS, best quality, 50 10-4 MARSEILLES QUILTS, $2} aot HAT FRAMES, one bit. And Hundreds of other Articles equally as CHEAP! TAYLOR & B EL, , 409 and 411 St. e: Pine and Commercial Streets, . °°" . hi “+. Las! PE MONEY PO LOAN on good collateral ce: DRUGS, — Fancy Articles : Pai : ia Six Months Time Depos‘Patent’ Medicines. __ . FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, A. Goldsmith ex . . POUNDED. . HO YEDYSPEPTICS . And at the Prices mentioned. ¥ GISTS. : CORNER OF PEDROS ITE TTT. _ PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAP BRUSHES, of all kinds. _ te: Woshetl despandeald elieek assort> 7 Alsoa Rat isa of A GOOD SUPPLY OF ALFALFA, CLOVER, . TIMOTHY, &c. ONS CAREFULLY PURE LIQUORS CINAL PURPOSE TRUSSES ,OF Cor. Piné & Commercial Streets gt (Bussenius’ Old Stand, BELL & BROWN. . if White's Specialty _ WILL CURE YoU. SYMPTOMS OF DYSPEPSIA are pain in the pit of the stomach, caused by contraction upon undigested food, usually soon after eating. ' “Acidity and wind caused by food ferment. : instead of digesting. } mstipation aud loss of appetite, owin to unnatural condition of food and want gastric juice. : Pain im the head, sides; breast, and ex. . ’ tremities, mouth clammy, with bad taste and furrid nage ‘ ee Consumptive Sym: . cough : palpitation of heart, often mistaken for ¢unpoe bane while it is only a symptom of WHITE'S. SPECIALTY. This valuable medicine has been used in the East with such remarkable success that we have been induced to send for it. As ih ; i ° APERIENT it eannot be excelled, and forconstipation of the, bowels it is a sure cure, From the Boston Journal. PRs ali wy acm Bal i val comp . n Ip tested aay ny at have been. benefitted it, and are willing to testify to its efficacy. It warrants 4 permanent cure, if tried a ered eek Col. Chas. H, Taylor (private Secretary to the Governor of Massachusetts. for three years, and s member of the Legislature,) ‘says, in ‘American Homes,” that Wurre's Spectarry for dyspepsia scatters that ease as quickly as water does hotlead. _. From the Congregationalist (Boston.) Tn this of fast things, our le make no po distinctions, but er their occupation be walking, riding, working, reading, or eating, they do them all with a@rush; consequently we are the most dyspeptic people in the -werld. Asit is too late to 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 Warre’s SPECIALTY FOR DYsPEpsis, which from pute merit and virtue alone is fast overtaking, and bids fair to exceed in its sale, all the old popular medicines of the day. Pier aio gletnt ea Mr. H. G. White.—I take vcstadenn, My wife, ing you the follo Mrs. H. C, Lord, di last winter was afflicted with dyspepsia in the most obstinate form, After trying severe] physicians and various remedies without relief, saw your Specialty advertised and without any other inducement gave itafrial. After ta two bottles only, it produced the effect. I cheerfully reeommend it, therefore, a8 an excellent medicine for the stomach, and deem it my duty to Sete re this testimonial. CHARLES E. LORD. Boston, Sept. 4, 1871. Mr. H. G. ae Dear Sir:— your “Specialty for f* Bay ‘that have wood it with the best results, I have beens xg doa five years, my food distressing me,, now can partake heartily withont inconvenience. I ‘was affected with dizziness so much as to moved. I have tried many preparations thout relief but I recommend your tempent ng the confidence of all: "FOR SALE BY ~ BELL & BROWN, [Sudceaso rs to H. B Sassenius.] Nevada, March 26th. ‘BANK; 08 NEVADA: COUNTY Lying on east bank of Feather River, i . Sutter * " ‘BROAD STRERT, NEVADA CITY. ' “Jomew RIND, Preatd leer v0, TT ile * : B.W. POLLY. iis ++ Canna teen A. ©, Niles, ‘Chas, Mare < es ,. has. Marsh, R. W.Tulty, Jonathan Olark, M. L. Marsh, A-H. Parkes, John W. Hinds. ‘Highest. Price paid for City and Gown Warrants. t ; —— ge} Fenders Boughtand soid at Regular =~ eB. ‘ Gold Dust Bought. Bullion discounted. Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the Mih * Géneral and Speciai Deposits received. Checks on San Francisco, Sacramento, &Jose, Stockton and Virginia City. 4 Drafts on Eastern Cities, London and Gq. surance Company. es _ CORRESPONDENTS—Bank of Califarn.2}Francisco ; Bank of D. 0. Mills, Sacramento Agency Bank of California, Virginia City: Interest on Time Deposits will be allow: ed, as follows : Twelve Months Time Deposits, 8 per cent, per “ WP” Persons residing at a distance can FARMS of 160 acres each, g. b ‘vegetable land, all inclosed .() Oounty, three miles “below Nicolas. Lg 50: head of No. 1 Dairy Cows. Inquire D. O; MAHONEY, WM, B. CAMPBELL, ifications drawn for Ps and: § : ills, Bridges, and a)l [Sener ada Civil Engineering, ie rates, at reasonab Office over Beckman’s, corner Broad omg “Nevada City, August 24th, 1972. W NTHROP S. LONG is hereby ; announced as a candidate for the oifice of City Assessor; at the election tobe held Monday, May 5th, 1873. a2 FOR CITY MARSHAL. MEACHAM is hereby announced a8 a candidate fer the vftice ity Marshal, sub: ( to the decision»of voters, at the City tion, to be held May: Sth, 18738. 3 al6é “FOR CITY MARSHAL, —— : D. CARTER is hereby announced asa candidate for the office of City aruhs + Bubject to the decision of voters at the City ion to be held on May 5th, 1873, al AUCTION. undersigned will offer for sale at HE ction, at his hb dria ences i sities: lete i 1 Yoke Oxen 5 years old. ' L Yoke Steera 3 years old.3 Cows and Calves. . 16 head of Yearlings. ‘Terme of sale—Notes of endorsement taken for all sims over one hun-— dred dollars, Notes 0.6 year st “"W. H Davidson suctioneer, New Spring Goods. ae MRS. M. A. STERLING. Commercial 8t., adjoining Masonic Halil, 8 now preparéd to supply the ladies:of I Nevada and "sioiaiie. vith the latest Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Novelties, etc., which she has just received, such as Dress Goods, Muslins,. Flannels, Napkins, Table Linen, Towels, Hosiery, Hat and Bonnet Frames,Straw Hats, Flowers, etc, Also, latest style Brackets, Pictur Frames and Wall Pockets, : The Goods will be sold cheap for cash, and a share of public patronage id so. licited. MRS. M. A. STERLING Nevada, March 30th, 1873. ANTOINE TAM, DEALER IN OYSTERS, CONFECTIONERY, ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY.“ Oyster Saloon, s aut eum of 7 “ste NUTS, CANDIES, CIGARS, . So. , Which the and will be SSD at qty aS Also, CHESTNUTS, nice and fresh. wa. If you want a FINE CIGAR call ana see me,I keep no other kind. nas ANTOINE TAM. _ Nevada, March 26th. ANNUAL MEETING. ET seen of the Odd Fellows’ on Mo iy. n . + “for she Teysters fox tho. 1th, 1872,