April 23, 1870 (4 pages)

Sen Tee ae Ew Ng il Te ME nc hl ol he nls 8 5 . rho aid tr AT LDy. 70. elk. eliv3 Aipvranoany TRANSCRIPT. citizens on . account, of the fact that vacant NEVADA CITY. ITEMS.» Clay Rubbish. There is. gonsidarable complaint among Water for the Graveyard. ~ ' A survey made by Deputy Cotinty Surveyor H. 8. Bradley, shows that the reseryoir supplying the town with water is seventy feet higher than the highest point to which water isto be conducted in. Pine Grove Cemetery. The question of fall having been settled, all those interested in lets will contribute to the improvement, and water for irrigating will be conveyed to the grounds ‘immediately, It will require about 2,000 feet of pipe to conlots banal the city are. made depositories _A New Sulphuret gavéi. -of the fore-bay, which drops the water up« withoutdelay. . mtly @ lot of bad clothing, up on —whichs—_Chinawoman ‘had died; was thrown off the foot-bridge below Spring street, and a number of-children were engaged shortly after; in overhauling the stuff. Frequently large quantities of co®bustible matter is accumulated in vacant lots from which, by accident or design, fire might be communicated to the buildings. There is an ordinance against making the lots-within-the city depositories for litter of any kind, and it should be rigidly enforced. It is but a short distance from any pomt in fown to the bridges on Deer Creek, by the Creek, these things would be rapidly carried off. _W.C. Stiles, of this city, has fovmnint and applied for a patent on a new sulphuret saver, which is said by mill men, to be the simplest as well as the most effective separator in use, It does its work with rapidity, and saves over ninety per cent. It would pot be proper at this time to describe the machine, but we have examined it and the results of its working. It seems to us that Stiles has struck just the right A Break Down. On Thursday a tremendous crash occurred.at Stiles’ mill, and a moment after the machinery stopped. For a time it was’ feared a serious accident had occurred. An examination showed that the whole bottom on the wheel, had fallen out.’ Fortunately the large water wheel was not injured, and the damage was repaired so that the machinery was again started yesterday athe; noon. Board of Registration. The Board of Registration for the enrollment of those éntitled to vote at the Char. ter election, will be in session to-day and every Saturday after, until the election yy which is Monday, May 2d. Every -who-is not-on.the_list_should enroll 4 Deaf Mute. For several days past a deaf mute has been about town selling pictures. He communicates with others by © writing, and in this way carries on a correspondence quite rapidly. He writes a good hand, spells corréctly, and seems to be well educated. Real Estate to Mortgage. Those who’ have money loaned and desire to save taxes should get some real estate and put a mortgage for the amount on it. A store box sown in wheat, or a lot in a grave yard is just as good for the evasion of the tax as the most valuable real estate. Company Wrili. The Névada Light Guard will meet: at the Arinory this evening at 8 o’clock, for company drill._Every member should be on hand. The Discussion. On Monday night the policy of an immediate abolition of polygamy by the United States will be discussed at’ the ene : of the Literary tte. Last Day. Next Tuesday will be the last day allowed by law for the filing of application for deeds to city lots. After advertisement and sale the costs will be doubled. For Sale. or tent, E. G. Waite offers his house and vineyard for sale or tent. The vineyard contains the finest varieties of grapes, and is a fine piece of property. Those who want to secure a good homestead and property should. apply immediately. Rolls of Honor. The following Rolls of Honor for the month ending April 22d, have been handed us forpublication : Miss Florence Edward’s School—Nellie Clark Ida ag Willie Cannon, John McLaughlin, Elia Hamilton, Neddie Pierce, Laura Graham, Eddie Jones, } ie MadiMary Welch, Minnie Irish, Niles Searls, Schaffer, Fred. Irish. Mie Minne Tal Palmer’ 8 School—Mary Portor peaee Mond , Alexander Murchie, MolEmma Ott Emily eins. Edward Tian Carl Muller, sie MeCurnin, Elvira_ Hamilton, Coughlisi,” kate a ey Wren Cannon, Emma Schemer, e Long. Lizzie cnr pee Heine Nekeiger Detien Waa’ Rents GDoneel, sani hice mulls tibante, Helen N sig pecaare ine Anna N: ger, arte ea Foren, Bar ce well, Wallace Williams. » , nect with the m mains of the city water works. The Concert } Last Night, 2 greated by one of the invpeet-“addiencesjast night, that has assembled in Nevada for many a day. Before evening about 200 seats had been engaged. Something New. Greenwald has just received a new stock of goods, and among the lot a novelty, in the shape of a charcoal. pipe. It is said to be superior to a meerschaum, “and fs almost as cheap as-clay._When it becomes fon), if may be cleaned in the flame ola spirit lamp, and made as good ‘as when new. a Dog Poisoning. ; Yesterday morning some five or six dogs -. were poisoned in the vicinity of Main, Boulder and Sacramento streets. As is usually the case, the largést number killed were valuable dogs. au, a “Uncle” Ike Williamson is very ill with erysipelas. Personal. I. N. Dawley, well known’ to ‘Nevadans as” John Dawley, has been in town for a day or two, visiting his friends. He has the appointment of Mail Agent for Arizona, New Mexico and Colorado. Free Lecture. Dr. J. Simms, of New York, will déliver & lecture on Physiognomy, in Nevada Theatre on Saturday evening, April 23d. The press of the principal Atlantic cities and San Francisco as well Sacramento, highly commend his lectures, The largest collection of oil portraits in America can be seen in the Theatre on the evening of the lecture. All should avail themselves of the opportunity to listen to this intellectual treat. Doors open at balf past 6, lecture to commence at half past 7 o’clock,P. mM. Free to all. THE PrercE MuRDER.—The Appeal says : Jas. and Thos, Rose,two brothers, and Wm. Rosé.a son of the latfer, were arrested on Wednesday charged, with . the murder of E. A, Pieres, and taken }— before Justice Quigly, of Yuba City, and admitted to bail in the sum of $2000 each for their appearance before said Justice today for examination. The deceased and James Rose were claimants to the 160 acres of land occupied by Pierce,-and }was “jumped,” ai it is termed, by him. —¢or— LIFE INSURANCE! ‘Prompt Payment of Loss! . Office St Louis Mutual Life Insurance Co. } St. Louis, Mo. March 16, 1870. Statement of Loss on Policy No. 12,925 om the Life of ISRAEL H. SHERBURNE, decd. "Amount ef Policy. $2,000 CO Add Dividend of 1869. 25 77 Amount due Beneficiary March +1, 1870.62,025 77 Saw Franotsco, April 14, 1870. Received of the St. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company, of St. Louis, Mo. Two Thousand and TwentyFive 77-100 Dollars, in full as per above statement, the amount insured under Policy No. 12,925, on, the life of ISRAEL H. SHERBURNE, deceased. 8 : -_ DAVID C. TEEPLE, Executor of Estate of Israel H. Sherburne, . Pacific Branch Office of St. Louis Mutual, 401 Cal. Street. SAN FRANCISCO. WM, SELBY, Geseral Agent. R.A. DIVER, General Traveling ‘. ia true that general debility is often attended ADVANTACES ~~ 7 Let Common Sefisé Decide. ‘What is the rational mode of procedure in cases of general debility and nervous prostration? Does not reason tell us that judicious stimulation is required? To resort to violent purgation in such a case is as absurd as it would be to bleed astarving man. Yet it is doneevery day. Yes, this stupid and un‘philosophical practice is continued in the teeth-of ‘the Great Fact that physical weak‘ness, with og the nervous disturbances that by any other medicine at present known. It with and tha ity or irregularity of the bowels, s symptom must not be overlook+ matter ofthe system is expedited or reculated, its vigor must-be recruited. The Bitters_ do both. They combine aperient and anti-. bilious: properties, with extraerdinary tonic power. Even while removing obstrnctions those organs. Through the stomach, upon Which the great vegetable specific acts directly, itgives a healthy and permanent impetus to every enfeebled:tunctiou. Digestion is faCilitatedjthe falt¢ring circulation is regulated, the blood reinforced with a new accession of the alimentary principal. the nerves braced, and all the dormant powers of the system as would be the case ifa mere stimulant were administered, but ‘for a continuance, It is in this way that such extraordinary changes are wrought in the condition of the feeble, emaciated and nervous invalids by the use of this wonderful corrective, alterative and tonic. Let common sense decide between such @ preparation anda prostratingcathartic sup-plemented by a poisonous astringent like strychnine or quinia, 5 THE CAUSE OF IT! J. & §. ROSENTHAL, AVE UST RECEIVED tbe Largest and mos Beautiful Stock of Dress Goods Silks, Fancy & Domestic Goods, : &C. &es Ever brought te this city. WE HAVE THE VERY LATEST STYLES AND SELL OUR GOODS ¢HEAPER THAN. ANYBODY ELSE, Which is the cause of our *“‘Large Sales and Small Profits? you make your purchases. al6 » MEPTEMARY . —AND— “Grand Musical Entertainment, ae THE— * oe NEVADA THEATRE, On Saturday Evening, April 30th. NDER the auspices of the NEVADA LITKhaky SULInTY, for the "Benefit of the Nevada Library, On which occasion the ‘HON. A. C. NILES, Mlaving kindly volunteered, will deliver his Amusing Kssuy on MmUMES. The Instrumental Music under the direction, of Mesers MULLEK & BLUM will tavor the OPHenAS. The Vocal Music under the'direction of Mesars CHASHK AND LEAVITT will: ender some of the Grand Chorusses at the Camilia Ureo Concert and preseuting the Anvil Chorus with all ite Grand aud Startling Effects. The Kvening's Entertainment will he in-. terspersed with Readings, ‘lableaux, &c. &. Tae whole to conciude with a h bly amusiug aad entertaining FAKCE specially written for this occasion, Tickew One Dollar. Children 50 cents. For City . Marshal. AMES MeNALLY. 2 at the request of uumerous friends, will be a Democratic candidate for office of City Marchal, at the eneu ng election. For City Marshal. ( W. CORNELL is h8reby announced as e 4 candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal, _ For City 2 Marshal. G 8. 8. GETCHELL is hereby announced Je as a candidate for the office of City Mar& For, City Treasurer. R. CRAWFORD is is a candidate for veo G. ‘Treasurer. All the emoluments to be donated to the Nevada Benevolent Society, For City Assessor. W H. DAYIDSON i is hereby anno « a8 a candidate for the office of City Assessor. Independent Candidate for ony Magahal Cir Pr. aS G. . CAMACHO will be'an In depengent Ca city eminenal, At Charter Blection, May 2nd, 1870. ‘Old **Acquaint” is im the field ed. But While the discharge of the waste . roused into healhty action;not spasmodically, }_. relieved. by Hostetler Stomach ‘Bitters than . Spe RNA cx oem CASH STORE! A. H. HANSON NNOUNCES TO THE PUBLIC. through this megium, that from AND AP'PEK MARCH FIRST, 1870. HE WILL SELL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ” GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, ~~ ~ WINING IMPLEMENTS, — . 6ROCKERY “WARE, ~ AND GREAT AGGREGATION OF ARTISTS from the bowels, they tone and invigorate for the Season of 1870. Newly Organized and Refitted ! THIS GREAT SHOW IS COMING And srarytetend Wari nae; And no variation for any body, . . OThat all; may i y know what can be sav, Hs by the CASH SYSTEM, TI give -the folowing LIST OF PRICES CURRENT, OF 70. BE CORRECTED EVERY MORNING. £7] Flour, Bakers’ Extra, per pound, a, cts. $2" Look at our Goods and Prices deters . Fn audience with gems from the STANDAKD . AT NEVADA CITY, THURSDAY, APRIL 28th, ~ e Afternoon and Evening. _&1 Doors open at 2 and 7 P, M. Admission One Dollar. Children 50 cents. Ts Management takes pleasure in announing the appearance with this Company ot the world-renowned bquestrian, CHAS, FISH, THE CHAMPION OF THE UNITED STATES Leading Bare-Back Rider of the World! Unsurpassed in all roles of this school of Art I= An Artist without a Feer! The Pride and Boast of America! He will ride, as he alone can, at each entertainment, @@ HIS RAPID . . BARE-BACK ACT! Lisowing. his forward and backward Somereanite over high Barriers and Balloons, rivaling ail competitors, aud far ex—_ any rider of the day, that ever appears section of country, 7 wea © SISTERS, Linda and Louisa, Two Young Ladies who have devoted themselves for the past year in the Equestrian School will give jhe ee ya Games at each rformance. They will.also perform on the ‘ord Volante, Revolving Globes, etc. CHARLEY PARKER, The Original Who’a January, which caused so gems aseneation thrvughout this country in an Castello’s Great Overland Circus. Parker is wéil known, througout the whole country as one of the beat Commedians that travels, and who has met with the most unbounded succeas Kast, West,North and Seuth, Uriginal, Funny and ‘Full of Anecdotes, will entertain the audience with Song and Sentiment. THE EXTRAORDINARY GYMNASTS, SHAPPEE cad WHITNEY, Have been Induced by the proprietors to visit California and display their abilities in their Gymnastic and Acrobatic Art. MLLE. LINDA, AN EQUESTRIENNE OF BRILLIANT ACCOMPLISHMENTS, who has achieved a wide celebrity by her daring flights over Bars, Gates and other obstacles while riding her spirited Steed without saddle or bridle. Young, elegant and thorong’ly versed in ber profession she rides-a-more-daring act than any lady in the Arena, The Grand Pantomine of DUMFARDIN KILLAERNE! Or the Initiation of a Candidate to the Order of KU-KLOX-KLAN! Will be given at the clase of ihe Evening’s performance, produced under the direction of MR, CHARLES PARKER. EE [2 Remember the DAY and the Date and do not confound this GREAT CIRCUS with other: Small Concerns that may follow the bilis of the GREAT ORIENTAL CIRCUS, Witt petform s¢GRASS VALLEY, on FRE ; gen vey. give him a lift 6h . Agent. ow DAY, April 29th. ‘TE GREAT AMERICAN HUMORIST, . ~ are uested to debted to me, o meek, do. .Family . do Superfine te se 2% wel Corn meal “6 ‘6 3." Mixed feed, heavy, ‘* ‘ 24-cts. Shorts, heavy, “6 « Qo« Bran, light ee) 1% ote, Wheat, extra “ eo Dg Corn, yellow “ «9% ots, Beans, White Pea, pounds for $1 00 do. Butter 100 do 0 3 “ « “100 Sugar, crushed, 6. 100 do powdered 6 sé ‘“ 100 do. coffee MD gs e881 OD Coftee,old GovJava 4 « « 400 do Costa Riea § “ « 100 do Java ground “9° “+ ## > 8 — do Rio, ground 6 + «' 400 Dried apples, AO. ths, iothes de do peaches, *10 ss « 100 do © prunes 6 ‘ “ 100 do currants 6 és “100 Ranch Butter, 87% cents per pound. Firkin do 40 6 os Goshen Cheese 25 “6 “ “ Nevada hams 18 ‘e ry ‘ do bacon 17 & “ “ Codfish 15 en . ) ‘ dapan tea 87%. * “ “ Basket tea : 16 «6 “ “ Saleratus 12% “e “ rT] ‘Boda 12% se “ec ‘ Cream of Tartar 87% as “6 ri Chocolate 87% « se t Pearl Barley 12% * 66 «6 New Citison 5 OC ‘“ Carolina Rice 12%. ** “6 “ Batavia do 10 ‘e rid “ China do 8 ue “ ‘« Split Peas 10 46 “ ¢ Washing Powder 124% °° Maccaroni 12% #440 Vermacilla 19 tee res Green corn, Win. 87% vents per can. Fresh Peaches 87% “ “ “ Yr, Green Peas 87% “ “ a Turkey 87% “ “ Lobster 95 “ “e “ Yeast Powder 12% =f ‘“ ee Tomatoes 25 “ “ “ GroundJavaCoffee62% * “ “« Sardines ' O86 “ “ «s Coal Oil 275 $6 “ “ Nevada Lard 125 “ “ “ Axle Grease 87% “ * “ Ground Pepper, 12% cents.per. bottle. Ground Mustard 12% cents per bottle. Ground Sage 12% centa per bottle. Ground Allspice 12% cents per bottle. Ground Ginger 12% cents per bottle. Ground Cloves 12% cents per bottte. Ground Thime 12% cents per bottle. Tomato Cateup pts-124¢-cents per. bottle. Tomato Catsup qts 25 cents per bottle. Pickles % gal. 37% cents per bottle. Pickles 4 gal. 25 cents per bottle.Olive Oil pts 25 cents per bottle. Olive Oil quarts 50-cents per bottle. Hostetter’s Bitters 75 centa per bottle. Plantation Bitters 75 cents per bottle. Bokers Bitters 75 cénts per. bottle: Extracts assorted 12% cents per bottle. Salt in 8 pound bags 1244 cents per bag. Salt in 5 pound bags 25 cents per bag. Salt in 10 pourid bags 37% cents per bag. Salt in 20 pound bags 62% cents per bag, Salt in 50 pound bage $1 25 per bag.: Shot; in 25 pound bags, $2 50 per bag. Buckwheat Flour 10 bags, 75cts per bag. Hominy 10 pound bags, 75.cents per bag. Oat Meal 10 pound bags 75 cents per bag. Rye Meal 10 pound bags 75 cents per bag. Raisins in % boxes, 75 cents per box. Raisins in % boxes $1 25 per box. Raisins in % boxes $250'per box. Raisins, box $4 50 per box. Starch in 5 lb boxes 75 cents ger box. Masons shoe blacking, 3 boxes 26 gents. 6 bars Co. Soap, 50 cents. Heavy Golden Syrup $4 60 per keg. Nails assorted $6 per keg. Short Handled Shovels $1. Pick Handles 87% cents, 7 All knowing the fn‘ailoane ated getste ime dita iy. S2T8 Civ 2 as : ee oe ty winder, 3 ‘Nevada, March ist, 1990 \rFOR-CASH ONL Y¥1.038 if i

Sen Tee ae Ew Ng il Te ME nc hl ol he nls 8 5 . rho aid tr AT LDy. 70. elk. eliv3 Aipvranoany TRANSCRIPT. citizens on . account, of the fact that vacant NEVADA CITY. ITEMS.» Clay Rubbish. There is. gonsidarable complaint among Water for the Graveyard. ~ ' A survey made by Deputy Cotinty Surveyor H. 8. Bradley, shows that the reseryoir supplying the town with water is seventy feet higher than the highest point to which water isto be conducted in. Pine Grove Cemetery. The question of fall having been settled, all those interested in lets will contribute to the improvement, and water for irrigating will be conveyed to the grounds ‘immediately, It will require about 2,000 feet of pipe to conlots banal the city are. made depositories _A New Sulphuret gavéi. -of the fore-bay, which drops the water up« withoutdelay. . mtly @ lot of bad clothing, up on —whichs—_Chinawoman ‘had died; was thrown off the foot-bridge below Spring street, and a number of-children were engaged shortly after; in overhauling the stuff. Frequently large quantities of co®bustible matter is accumulated in vacant lots from which, by accident or design, fire might be communicated to the buildings. There is an ordinance against making the lots-within-the city depositories for litter of any kind, and it should be rigidly enforced. It is but a short distance from any pomt in fown to the bridges on Deer Creek, by the Creek, these things would be rapidly carried off. _W.C. Stiles, of this city, has fovmnint and applied for a patent on a new sulphuret saver, which is said by mill men, to be the simplest as well as the most effective separator in use, It does its work with rapidity, and saves over ninety per cent. It would pot be proper at this time to describe the machine, but we have examined it and the results of its working. It seems to us that Stiles has struck just the right A Break Down. On Thursday a tremendous crash occurred.at Stiles’ mill, and a moment after the machinery stopped. For a time it was’ feared a serious accident had occurred. An examination showed that the whole bottom on the wheel, had fallen out.’ Fortunately the large water wheel was not injured, and the damage was repaired so that the machinery was again started yesterday athe; noon. Board of Registration. The Board of Registration for the enrollment of those éntitled to vote at the Char. ter election, will be in session to-day and every Saturday after, until the election yy which is Monday, May 2d. Every -who-is not-on.the_list_should enroll 4 Deaf Mute. For several days past a deaf mute has been about town selling pictures. He communicates with others by © writing, and in this way carries on a correspondence quite rapidly. He writes a good hand, spells corréctly, and seems to be well educated. Real Estate to Mortgage. Those who’ have money loaned and desire to save taxes should get some real estate and put a mortgage for the amount on it. A store box sown in wheat, or a lot in a grave yard is just as good for the evasion of the tax as the most valuable real estate. Company Wrili. The Névada Light Guard will meet: at the Arinory this evening at 8 o’clock, for company drill._Every member should be on hand. The Discussion. On Monday night the policy of an immediate abolition of polygamy by the United States will be discussed at’ the ene : of the Literary tte. Last Day. Next Tuesday will be the last day allowed by law for the filing of application for deeds to city lots. After advertisement and sale the costs will be doubled. For Sale. or tent, E. G. Waite offers his house and vineyard for sale or tent. The vineyard contains the finest varieties of grapes, and is a fine piece of property. Those who want to secure a good homestead and property should. apply immediately. Rolls of Honor. The following Rolls of Honor for the month ending April 22d, have been handed us forpublication : Miss Florence Edward’s School—Nellie Clark Ida ag Willie Cannon, John McLaughlin, Elia Hamilton, Neddie Pierce, Laura Graham, Eddie Jones, } ie MadiMary Welch, Minnie Irish, Niles Searls, Schaffer, Fred. Irish. Mie Minne Tal Palmer’ 8 School—Mary Portor peaee Mond , Alexander Murchie, MolEmma Ott Emily eins. Edward Tian Carl Muller, sie MeCurnin, Elvira_ Hamilton, Coughlisi,” kate a ey Wren Cannon, Emma Schemer, e Long. Lizzie cnr pee Heine Nekeiger Detien Waa’ Rents GDoneel, sani hice mulls tibante, Helen N sig pecaare ine Anna N: ger, arte ea Foren, Bar ce well, Wallace Williams. » , nect with the m mains of the city water works. The Concert } Last Night, 2 greated by one of the invpeet-“addiencesjast night, that has assembled in Nevada for many a day. Before evening about 200 seats had been engaged. Something New. Greenwald has just received a new stock of goods, and among the lot a novelty, in the shape of a charcoal. pipe. It is said to be superior to a meerschaum, “and fs almost as cheap as-clay._When it becomes fon), if may be cleaned in the flame ola spirit lamp, and made as good ‘as when new. a Dog Poisoning. ; Yesterday morning some five or six dogs -. were poisoned in the vicinity of Main, Boulder and Sacramento streets. As is usually the case, the largést number killed were valuable dogs. au, a “Uncle” Ike Williamson is very ill with erysipelas. Personal. I. N. Dawley, well known’ to ‘Nevadans as” John Dawley, has been in town for a day or two, visiting his friends. He has the appointment of Mail Agent for Arizona, New Mexico and Colorado. Free Lecture. Dr. J. Simms, of New York, will déliver & lecture on Physiognomy, in Nevada Theatre on Saturday evening, April 23d. The press of the principal Atlantic cities and San Francisco as well Sacramento, highly commend his lectures, The largest collection of oil portraits in America can be seen in the Theatre on the evening of the lecture. All should avail themselves of the opportunity to listen to this intellectual treat. Doors open at balf past 6, lecture to commence at half past 7 o’clock,P. mM. Free to all. THE PrercE MuRDER.—The Appeal says : Jas. and Thos, Rose,two brothers, and Wm. Rosé.a son of the latfer, were arrested on Wednesday charged, with . the murder of E. A, Pieres, and taken }— before Justice Quigly, of Yuba City, and admitted to bail in the sum of $2000 each for their appearance before said Justice today for examination. The deceased and James Rose were claimants to the 160 acres of land occupied by Pierce,-and }was “jumped,” ai it is termed, by him. —¢or— LIFE INSURANCE! ‘Prompt Payment of Loss! . Office St Louis Mutual Life Insurance Co. } St. Louis, Mo. March 16, 1870. Statement of Loss on Policy No. 12,925 om the Life of ISRAEL H. SHERBURNE, decd. "Amount ef Policy.. $2,000 CO Add Dividend of 1869.. 25 77 Amount due Beneficiary March +1, 1870.62,025 77 Saw Franotsco, April 14, 1870. Received of the St. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company, of St. Louis, Mo. Two Thousand and TwentyFive 77-100 Dollars, in full as per above statement, the amount insured under Policy No. 12,925, on, the life of ISRAEL H. SHERBURNE, deceased. 8 : -_ DAVID C. TEEPLE, Executor of Estate of Israel H. Sherburne, . Pacific Branch Office of St. Louis Mutual, 401 Cal. Street. SAN FRANCISCO. WM, SELBY, Geseral Agent. R.A. DIVER, General Traveling ‘. ia true that general debility is often attended ADVANTACES ~~ 7 Let Common Sefisé Decide. ‘What is the rational mode of procedure in cases of general debility and nervous prostration? Does not reason tell us that judicious stimulation is required? To resort to violent purgation in such a case is as absurd as it would be to bleed astarving man. Yet it is doneevery day. Yes, this stupid and un‘philosophical practice is continued in the teeth-of ‘the Great Fact that physical weak‘ness, with og the nervous disturbances that by any other medicine at present known. It with and tha ity or irregularity of the bowels, s symptom must not be overlook+ matter ofthe system is expedited or reculated, its vigor must-be recruited. The Bitters_ do both. They combine aperient and anti-. bilious: properties, with extraerdinary tonic power. Even while removing obstrnctions those organs. Through the stomach, upon Which the great vegetable specific acts directly, itgives a healthy and permanent impetus to every enfeebled:tunctiou. Digestion is faCilitatedjthe falt¢ring circulation is regulated, the blood reinforced with a new accession of the alimentary principal. the nerves braced, and all the dormant powers of the system as would be the case ifa mere stimulant were administered, but ‘for a continuance, It is in this way that such extraordinary changes are wrought in the condition of the feeble, emaciated and nervous invalids by the use of this wonderful corrective, alterative and tonic. Let common sense decide between such @ preparation anda prostratingcathartic sup-plemented by a poisonous astringent like strychnine or quinia, 5 THE CAUSE OF IT! J. & §. ROSENTHAL, AVE UST RECEIVED tbe Largest and mos Beautiful Stock of Dress Goods Silks, Fancy & Domestic Goods, : &C. &es Ever brought te this city. WE HAVE THE VERY LATEST STYLES AND SELL OUR GOODS ¢HEAPER THAN. ANYBODY ELSE, Which is the cause of our *“‘Large Sales and Small Profits? you make your purchases. al6 » MEPTEMARY . —AND— “Grand Musical Entertainment, ae THE— * oe NEVADA THEATRE,

On Saturday Evening, April 30th. NDER the auspices of the NEVADA LITKhaky SULInTY, for the "Benefit of the Nevada Library, On which occasion the ‘HON. A. C. NILES, Mlaving kindly volunteered, will deliver his Amusing Kssuy on MmUMES. The Instrumental Music under the direction, of Mesers MULLEK & BLUM will tavor the OPHenAS. The Vocal Music under the'direction of Mesars CHASHK AND LEAVITT will: ender some of the Grand Chorusses at the Camilia Ureo Concert and preseuting the Anvil Chorus with all ite Grand aud Startling Effects. The Kvening's Entertainment will he in-. terspersed with Readings, ‘lableaux, &c. &. Tae whole to conciude with a h bly amusiug aad entertaining FAKCE specially written for this occasion, Tickew One Dollar. Children 50 cents. For City . Marshal. AMES MeNALLY. 2 at the request of uumerous friends, will be a Democratic candidate for office of City Marchal, at the eneu ng election. For City Marshal. ( W. CORNELL is h8reby announced as e 4 candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal, _ For City 2 Marshal. G 8. 8. GETCHELL is hereby announced Je as a candidate for the office of City Mar& For, City Treasurer. R. CRAWFORD is is a candidate for veo G. ‘Treasurer. All the emoluments to be donated to the Nevada Benevolent Society, For City Assessor. W H. DAYIDSON i is hereby anno « a8 a candidate for the office of City Assessor. Independent Candidate for ony Magahal Cir Pr. aS G. . CAMACHO will be'an In depengent Ca city eminenal, At Charter Blection, May 2nd, 1870. ‘Old **Acquaint” is im the field ed. But While the discharge of the waste . roused into healhty action;not spasmodically, }_. relieved. by Hostetler Stomach ‘Bitters than . Spe RNA cx oem CASH STORE! A. H. HANSON NNOUNCES TO THE PUBLIC. through this megium, that from AND AP'PEK MARCH FIRST, 1870. HE WILL SELL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ” GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, ~~ ~ WINING IMPLEMENTS, — . 6ROCKERY “WARE, ~ AND GREAT AGGREGATION OF ARTISTS from the bowels, they tone and invigorate for the Season of 1870. Newly Organized and Refitted ! THIS GREAT SHOW IS COMING And srarytetend Wari nae; And no variation for any body, . . OThat all; may i y know what can be sav, Hs by the CASH SYSTEM, TI give -the folowing LIST OF PRICES CURRENT, OF 70. BE CORRECTED EVERY MORNING. £7] Flour, Bakers’ Extra, per pound, a, cts. $2" Look at our Goods and Prices deters . Fn audience with gems from the STANDAKD . AT NEVADA CITY, THURSDAY, APRIL 28th, ~ e Afternoon and Evening. _&1 Doors open at 2 and 7 P, M. Admission One Dollar. Children 50 cents. Ts Management takes pleasure in announing the appearance with this Company ot the world-renowned bquestrian, CHAS, FISH, THE CHAMPION OF THE UNITED STATES Leading Bare-Back Rider of the World! Unsurpassed in all roles of this school of Art I= An Artist without a Feer! The Pride and Boast of America! He will ride, as he alone can, at each entertainment, @@ HIS RAPID . . BARE-BACK ACT! Lisowing. his forward and backward Somereanite over high Barriers and Balloons, rivaling ail competitors, aud far ex—_ any rider of the day, that ever appears section of country, 7 wea © SISTERS, Linda and Louisa, Two Young Ladies who have devoted themselves for the past year in the Equestrian School will give jhe ee ya Games at each rformance. They will.also perform on the ‘ord Volante, Revolving Globes, etc. CHARLEY PARKER, The Original Who’a January, which caused so gems aseneation thrvughout this country in an Castello’s Great Overland Circus. Parker is wéil known, througout the whole country as one of the beat Commedians that travels, and who has met with the most unbounded succeas Kast, West,North and Seuth, Uriginal, Funny and ‘Full of Anecdotes, will entertain the audience with Song and Sentiment. THE EXTRAORDINARY GYMNASTS, SHAPPEE cad WHITNEY, Have been Induced by the proprietors to visit California and display their abilities in their Gymnastic and Acrobatic Art. MLLE. LINDA, AN EQUESTRIENNE OF BRILLIANT ACCOMPLISHMENTS, who has achieved a wide celebrity by her daring flights over Bars, Gates and other obstacles while riding her spirited Steed without saddle or bridle. Young, elegant and thorong’ly versed in ber profession she rides-a-more-daring act than any lady in the Arena, The Grand Pantomine of DUMFARDIN KILLAERNE! Or the Initiation of a Candidate to the Order of KU-KLOX-KLAN! Will be given at the clase of ihe Evening’s performance, produced under the direction of MR, CHARLES PARKER. EE [2 Remember the DAY and the Date and do not confound this GREAT CIRCUS with other: Small Concerns that may follow the bilis of the GREAT ORIENTAL CIRCUS, Witt petform s¢GRASS VALLEY, on FRE ; gen vey. give him a lift 6h . Agent. ow DAY, April 29th. ‘TE GREAT AMERICAN HUMORIST, . ~ are uested to debted to me, o meek, do. .Family .. do Superfine te se 2% wel Corn meal “6 ‘6 3." Mixed feed, heavy, ‘* ‘ 24-cts. Shorts, heavy, “6 « Qo« Bran, light ee) 1% ote, Wheat, extra “ eo Dg Corn, yellow “ «9% ots, Beans, White Pea, pounds for $1 00 do. Butter 100 do 0 3 “ « “100 Sugar, crushed, 6.. 100 do powdered 6 sé ‘“ 100 do.. coffee MD gs e881 OD Coftee,old GovJava 4 « « 400 do Costa Riea § “ « 100 do Java ground “9° “+ ## > 8 — do Rio, ground 6 + «' 400 Dried apples, AO. ths, iothes de do peaches, *10 ss « 100 do © prunes 6 ‘ “ 100 do currants 6 és “100 Ranch Butter, 87% cents per pound. Firkin do 40 6 os Goshen Cheese 25 “6 “ “ Nevada hams 18 ‘e ry ‘ do bacon 17 & “ “ Codfish 15 en . ) ‘ dapan tea 87%. * “ “ Basket tea : 16 «6 “ “ Saleratus 12% “e “ rT] ‘Boda 12% se “ec ‘ Cream of Tartar 87% as “6 ri Chocolate 87% « se t Pearl Barley 12% * 66 «6 New Citison 5 OC ‘“ Carolina Rice 12%. ** “6 “ Batavia do 10 ‘e rid “ China do 8 ue “ ‘« Split Peas 10 46 “ ¢ Washing Powder 124% °° Maccaroni 12% #440 Vermacilla 19 tee res Green corn, Win. 87% vents per can. Fresh Peaches 87% “ “ “ Yr, Green Peas 87% “ “ a Turkey 87% “ “ Lobster 95 “ “e “ Yeast Powder 12% =f ‘“ ee Tomatoes 25 “ “ “ GroundJavaCoffee62% * “ “« Sardines ' O86 “ “ «s Coal Oil 275 $6 “ “ Nevada Lard 125 “ “ “ Axle Grease 87% “ * “ Ground Pepper, 12% cents.per. bottle. Ground Mustard 12% cents per bottle. Ground Sage 12% centa per bottle. Ground Allspice 12% cents per bottle. Ground Ginger 12% cents per bottle. Ground Cloves 12% cents per bottte. Ground Thime 12% cents per bottle. Tomato Cateup pts-124¢-cents per. bottle. Tomato Catsup qts 25 cents per bottle. Pickles % gal. 37% cents per bottle. Pickles 4 gal. 25 cents per bottle.Olive Oil pts 25 cents per bottle. Olive Oil quarts 50-cents per bottle. Hostetter’s Bitters 75 centa per bottle. Plantation Bitters 75 cents per bottle. Bokers Bitters 75 cénts per. bottle: Extracts assorted 12% cents per bottle. Salt in 8 pound bags 1244 cents per bag. Salt in 5 pound bags 25 cents per bag. Salt in 10 pourid bags 37% cents per bag. Salt in 20 pound bags 62% cents per bag, Salt in 50 pound bage $1 25 per bag.: Shot; in 25 pound bags, $2 50 per bag. Buckwheat Flour 10 bags, 75cts per bag. Hominy 10 pound bags, 75.cents per bag.. Oat Meal 10 pound bags 75 cents per bag. Rye Meal 10 pound bags 75 cents per bag. Raisins in % boxes, 75 cents per box. Raisins in % boxes $1 25 per box. Raisins in % boxes $250'per box. Raisins, box $4 50 per box. Starch in 5 lb boxes 75 cents ger box. Masons shoe blacking, 3 boxes 26 gents. 6 bars Co. Soap, 50 cents. Heavy Golden Syrup $4 60 per keg. Nails assorted $6 per keg. Short Handled Shovels $1. Pick Handles 87% cents, 7 All knowing the fn‘ailoane ated getste ime dita iy. S2T8 Civ 2 as : ee oe ty winder, 3 ‘Nevada, March ist, 1990 \rFOR-CASH ONL Y¥1.038 if i