April 24, 1873 (4 pages)

a ea as pe ces ramaa ease denen SE SSAA Seaman x" TS yamtvete: sa7 og . nlidichae Seashed Qube nv. . Bell . &. Brown, corner of Pine and] Pherfolowing is the programme of ST BROWM,. A: a (Commercial. Street, vert re. ekercives'of the celebration ot ol mist) otal spdé-. 54th anniversary. of thet. 0.00.) . . < -Jialty for dysf8psia, direct fromthe} at ‘Nevada City,” onkis ld Aye So aly 25th, 1873: = dpe. ; saan BaiSTS. af) O18 ND SMAIL sax “BROS, f Nevada 0o.} N STORE in Ne. leception in our: re the public by ap John style)’ to public, and pel] . worn Dry Goods, feet style of busiBros, ¥EST STOCK ODS City. with epcial care nd Eastern Marp ladies to call at TORE on of Goods of al} found this side of wil sell at prices tition, uf sUG ! RICHES . ! rawing near, and shall be County . , Rosenberg Bros °, We have coin We sei] cheaper de dealers can buy y Bros. EADING DEALERS OWN. sists of the ; and Striped 1 brands Mur of Ladies’ and Hats, the way of dre mai sinebee Soot ofthe North Bloomfield Gravel their extensive bedt“roék tunnel, and} _ Which Will be ‘prepared. by. Alex. Gault, will be-served-in the Armory . * ’ ‘ts simple in dimensions for thé ac-. iste prepare it, is sufficient aswur: bation and ball. rally ‘with business’ in this” locality, “eared to haul it. Most of the stage pout Seg the pea eBoy at Pi Fitae xchange Hotel Patlor £10 BY cian mnfield is a of North B sively place, at presentand its neigh-. por, Malakoff, is growing very rapide At Bloomfield a number of new houses Ihave been built, and at Malakoff new stores, saloons and business pouses are guing up, . and a very lange hamber of new cabins and dwelling houses have been erected. The place begins to-reach the digensions of arespectable mining town._‘This. prosperity is owing to a considerable extent, or rather almost ‘qtirely to the extensive operations Mining Company. This Company employs @ large number of men in they find difficulty in securing the services of as many good miners.as they want. Hamilton Smith, ‘the Superintendent, informs us that he cannot get as MARY men as he wants. . Along the line of the bed rock tunnel are ight hoisting works,and besides, menate running in’ at the outlet of thetunnel.Near all these hoisting yorks, where shafts have been sunk, veabins have been erected, and on the line alazge hotel -has been built, and iskopt in good’ style by John Paul, ‘In some ofthe shafts the level of the funnel “has been reached, and. the men have commenced drifting each way, and are making excellent progress in the work. When completed, it will open the entire channel in that. locality. These enterprisesiafe not only a benefit to that locality, but to the entire county: oe The Celebration. he celebration of the 54th anniversary of Odd Fellowship, and the dedication of the new Hall in this . city will take place to-morrow. Most ‘extensive arrangements have been made, and the programme of exercises, is published-in another part of this paper; will be carried out. The oration. will be delivered by P. G. Master, W. H. Hin), of Oakland, at the Theatre, after the dedicatory exercises at the Hall, The ball in the evening at the Skating Rink will be one of the finest ever given in ‘the ‘county, “The Hall: is large enough to accommodate: ‘all, and the ‘supper, ot the Light Guard, immediately adjoining th rink, This supper room commodation of any number of hunety people, and the fact that Gault anee that it will be excellent. Those who enjoy dancing, ‘who miss this ball, will lose the best opportunity fora good time offered in many a day. There will be a large number ofrésidents from other parts of the county in attendance upon the cele>< The Horse Disenec. The epizootic is interfering mateand. we presume all over the: State. Alarge quantity of freight is lying at the depot in Colfax for our merchants, “and teams cannot be prolines, although still running, make puor'time and carry as light loads as possible, In fact every man who has occasion to use a horse in his. T business, is more or less inconvenjenced on account of their having the disease. New Mm, ; We Helm, Superintendent* vf the Gold‘Tunnel mine, is making arTangements for machinery, etc., for the new quartz mill which in to be tected on Deer Crek just below the mine. There is a large pile-of rock at the mine, and the prospect is Lee Mlb when cotnpleted, ml have plenty todo. The ledge looks ‘well and the rock will Pay first rate. Datightors of Renecce,,_ ; ‘The Chief Marchal of the Qad Fao ds eo TS J Bast. This medicing hdg & wo A fulsale, a8 it is regarded as’ » only preparation ever given to, the public that will positively cpre the dyspep~. sia. Try it, all ye that are afflicted. Great Bargains. Sines the arrival of new goods. aiEmporram of Aschbeim Bros., the desirous to procure one of those late style suits manufactured expressly for this market, Which for’ quality. style and durability, excel anything and everything ever exhibited in any. clothing housein thiscounty, ‘Their stock, comprising in part of. mene 1 complete and largest ever brought to this city, and they sell them at prices really astonishingly low. ‘Everybody asks, ‘How can they sell these goods 80 low?” This is easily answered: . Aschheim Bros, manufacture their own clothing, import direct from the East, and pay cash down for everything. All those in need of clothing we would advise to consult theirinterest-and call on Aschheim Bros., thereby saving at least 25 per cent. > French Kid Gloves. A fill line of the best white and light colored French Kid Gloves, expressly imported for the Odd Fellows’ Ball, at A. GOLDSMITH'S. 23-3 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. Dr. ABpornn, Oculist,.Aurist, Catarrh, Throat and Lung Physician, and operating Surgeon for chronic diseases, Offices, lab-. oratory and residence, 218 Geary Street, San.Francisco, mil _ FOR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS, go to EDQUARY & COBB, 504 Kearney Street, San Francisco; as the First Premium for best general photographic work was awar ded them at the Mechanics’ Institute Fair for 1871, ‘All work guaranteed. “ "~~ Silk Hats, new w styles just received-at ASCHHEIM’S. agi Ss L. 0. 0. F. Notice. ‘ : The Odd Fellows’ ball promises to been spared tomake it“pleasant: for vll who may attend. The music which has been secured will be’ the best ever heard in thiscounty. Marens M. Blum’s celebrated San Francisco string and brass quadrille orchestra, with Willis as prompter, is sufficient gurrantee that the music will be such as will delight all, * READ ROSENBERG . BROS. ADVERTISEMENT IN ANO COLUMN. A ie saved for 1 fifty cents. A cough that would hurry a man to the grave in a few months, can be aged eured in. two--or three using a fifty cent bottle of chee oney of Horehoutid and Tar. Crittenton’s, 76th Avenue. Sold by all cauuie Cautioy.— In our. e ie cliote — colds “and ng disalways Ooncnnntiog “will” Ce i “victims. hese diseases, if taken in time, can be arrested and cured. The remedy is Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. Spring in the Clearings. ae 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 miasmatic 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 coadt, the bayous of the Gulf States, and the shores ‘of.the northern lakes ate also visited at pukoxce malarious. epidemics that inconsiderable number of their inbebitants. ° ought not to be, for it it cam eagily be p ted. No fact in medical histcry is better blished than. the . ’ “fact that Hostetter’s Bitters will avert every species of ati Se, A contee of this standard ‘healthy season and continued regularly ia or sucten Gagne a tne yest! we (. As & remeliyiiths dyapepelé, rect from the, East at the Clothing rush to that establishment has been . . ‘. immense. Everybody is anxious and A beautiful stock of fine Silk Hats, . be a grand affair. No pains have . Pike's Toothache Drope cure in1 minute, ‘ative commenced in advance of the unORDER OF PROCESSION,. Grand Marshal and Aids, San Francisco Brass Band, Oustomah Lodge No. 16. Visiting Brethren. Golden Star Lodge No. 165. Samaritan Lodge No. 126, Sutter Lodge No. 100. San Juan Brass Band. Ssn Juan Lodge No. 6h Union Lodge No. 48. i Grass Valley Lodge No,.12. Union Encampnient No. 11, on horseback, ~ Orator aid Chaplain tir carriage, LINE OF ‘MARCH. Forti at the Theatre, and~march Main to Commercial; up Commercial to Pine; up Pine to Broad, up Broad 1 to junction, then counter. march the Dedicatory ceremonies will take, place as follows: © EXERCISES AT THY HALL, “Ist. Opening Ode by the Breth. ren. 2d. Prayer byt the Chaplain. Grand Master and Grand Officers. 4th. Prayer by Grand Chaplain. 5th, Singing by the choir. The procession will then reform and march up Broad street to jun¢tion, counter: march to the ‘Theatre, where the oration will be delivered by P. GMaster, Wm. H. Hill, of Oakland. By order of JONATHAN Ctarx, Grand Marshal. t THE POPULAR . . ONE PRICE CLOTHIER —OF— NEVADA COUNTY, . ates AT 8 Palace of “Fashion, opp FELLOWS’ BUILDING, Nevada City A Full Assortment of the VERY LATEST STYLES SPRING AND SU MMER DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS. “ ALSO, HATS, CLOTHING. ‘Nevada, March 25th, 1873. QS Senwaaser made . Wekaeatig Aeanosn, April 16. Fyodoet santeased , a sae't 2 i beortt QO} $5, Satisfaction guar“oldand Younes invited t The bréthren of esa date ve as: . semble’ at the Theatre at’10 o'clock, A. M., sharp, and form in line as designated:down Broad street to'the Plaza, up. down Broad street to the Hall, where . ’ ‘. BETTER GOODS ° GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING . “AHEAD THE LARGEST dees b EVER BROUGHT HERE, A. Goldsmith Is NOW SELLING LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFORE KNOWN _ IN NEVADA CITY. YOu CAN GaT Every Article as AdvertisAnd at the Prices mentioned. Se LOOK LOOK New Price List : 3-PLY CARPETS, $1 50. 10 yds CALICO for$1. 10 yds MUSLIN for $1. 8 yds BLEACHED MUSLIX, $1. FRENCH CORSETS, 50 cts & $1. GRENADINES, 20 ots per ya. GRASS LINEN, 4-4, 25 ets pr yd. PIQUES, 22%, cts pr yd. SHETLAND SHAWLS, $2. FINE WALKING CANE PARASOLS, $1 each. BALMORAL SKIRTS, $1 éach. 5 SPOOLS: COTTON THREAD, 25 cts, 6 SPOOLS SILK THREAD for 50 ete. SILK BUTTONS, 25 cts per doz. FINE FRENCH KID GLOVES, 75 cts per pair. SUN DOWNS, best quality, 50 10-4 MARSEILLES QUILTS, $2. m each. HAT FRAMES, one bit, And Hundreds of other Azticles equally as CHEAP! ———— eran Mae the D . Pine e and Commercial '§ Streets OF EVERYBODY DRUGS, anne B. NATHAN'S Just. Received . FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, . ALFALFA, CLOVER, . FOR DYSPEPSIA roma ish Dealers in. CHEMICALS; _ PERFUMERY,, _ BRUSHES, of ail kinds. wa. We inbif bach on hand eaarge nee. ment of . Faney. Articles 87” Also a full line of ". Patent Medicines. _ A GOOD SUPPLY OF TIMOTHY, &c, ‘PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMFORDE, eae PURE LIQUORS FOR MEDI-. ONAL PURPOSES, TRUSSES OF ALL KINDS. or, Pine & Commercial’ Streets (Bussenfus’ Old Stand. BELL & BROWN. HO YEDYSPEPTICS! W hite’s Specialty WILL CURE YOU: SYMPTOMS OF “DYSPEPSIA are pain in the pit of the oem caused by contraction upon undigested food, anusily s00n after eating. Acidity and wind caused by food ferment . ing instead of digesting. mstipation aud loss of appetite. owing to unnatural condition of food and want of gastri. juice. Pain in the head, sides, breast, and exper irarae mouth clammy, with bad taste and furrid tongue; : ‘Consumptive Symptoms, cough and ‘pa. pitation of heart,-often mistaken f sumption while it is only a symp dyspepsia. mn of 8: toms, if neglected, but which are eaaily removed by the use of ‘ : the East with such remarkable success that we have been induced to send forit. As an 5 : APERIENT it eannot be excelled, and forvonstipation of thefbowels it is s sure cure. From the Boston Journal. Dysrzpsra. White's Specialty for this complaint, has been engi mg iy tented A by caotoends whip Dave Desh mae Scant seen bo aoe a cure, if. tried faithfully. Col. Chas. H. Taylor (private Secretary to the Governor of ag ge setts for three ro oe amember of the Legislature,) ye in Homes,” that Warrr’s Sprxciauty for dyspepsia scatters that discase a8 quickly as saher does hot lead. From the Congregationalist (Boston.) In this of :fast things, le . make no sie distinctions, but at whetber their occupation be walking, ing, reading, or esting, they do Saas with a rush; consequently we are the most ptic people in the world. Asit is too late fete 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 oo by Wurre’s SPECIALTY FOR Dyarrpsia, ich from pure merit and virtus alone is fast overtaking, and bids fair to exceed in its sale, all the old popular medicines of the day. oe Oi A iv, yan Mr. H. @. White.—I ta asure in giving you the followin Beet ear My wife, Mrs. H. C. Lord, Guviag 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 me other inducement gave be @ frial. ea two bottles only, it produced the effect. I cheerfully recommend it, therefore, as an excellent medicine for tié stom, and deem it my og re Vcr voces atin "CHARLES B. Boeron, Sept. 4, 1871. Mr. H. G. kk Dear Sir:—F say. att save cand it the best resuite, I hove been & epee for rated sere distressing me, now parfood ; inconvenience. I BELL & BROWN, . Yonasemses8 to HB. Baswenias } ye Sleeplessness, dizziness, hesdache, gloomhand depression of spirits, are all-alarming N\ohoruine 4 ‘amps * (Formeriy Nathan & oamper yi TOILET. SOAP . gor.’ Pine and Commies Ste, SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING! — BOOTS, SHOES, FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, ‘VALISES, ETv, EY. poe ALSO, LATEST STYLt OF HATS! OF ALL KINDS AND BESCRIPTION. © A Fine Assortment of LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S SHOES and SLIPPERS. , My Goods will be sold atthe very lowest price, and only ONE PRICE asked. Give the old. Pioneer a call, and:he will store in Nevada county. B. NATHAN. Nevada, April _ 1873. AUCTION. public auction, at ae between : . Graea Valley and Nevads, onse engomedl “WHITE’S SPECIALTY: yieEton This valuable medicine has been used in © -above Fiat leet eikde ddcedwastly is Debtraak Gomes wales” Also; at the gold: 1 Yoke Oxen 5 years old. 1 Yoke Steers 3 years old. 8 Cows.and Calves. 5 16 head of Yearlings. ‘ Ternis of sale—Notes of approyed. endorsement taken for ell sums ovet gne hundred dollars, Notes running o. ériow.” one per cent. bas P, 8U W. H Davidson auctioneer. New Spring ir Commercial 8t., adjoining Masonic Hall, ig CITY. ladies of i Nevans and vein ‘with the latest ns oe Conrad Novelties, hich she has just rer Shes a such as Deis salamat Muslins, Flannels, Napkins, _ Table Linen, Towels, Hosiery, Hat end Bonnet Frames,Straw Hats, Ribbons, Trimmings, 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 is solicited. MRS. M. A. STERLING. Nevada, March 30th, 1873. ANTOINH TAM, DEALER IN -~ OYSTERS, CONFECTIONERY, _ NUTS, CIGARS, &c. ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. — NUTS, CANDIES, CIGARS, &ée, Which areof the best quality and will be : 014 very cheap. % CHESTNUTS, nice wd fren, wa. 08S Lycofh anh Ay CIGAR cal and SINE TAM. ail dl # give you better bargains than any other HE coe aeena ail will offer: for ent ; “ 1, » Pwo Horse Team. Wagon and Harness complete, ; 7 Cows and Calves,.or with calf. Pi wera monty hrm 5 Two old Heifers. es ese same time and place, unless previously +t. ee sph PR ee SP Bed nggoracte eterna elie a

a ea as pe ces ramaa ease denen SE SSAA Seaman x" TS yamtvete: sa7 og . nlidichae Seashed Qube nv. . Bell . &. Brown, corner of Pine and] Pherfolowing is the programme of ST BROWM,. A: a (Commercial. Street, vert re. ekercives'of the celebration ot ol mist) otal spdé-. 54th anniversary. of thet. 0.00.) . . < -Jialty for dysf8psia, direct fromthe} at ‘Nevada City,” onkis ld Aye So aly 25th, 1873: = dpe. ; saan BaiSTS. af) O18 ND SMAIL sax “BROS, f Nevada 0o.} N STORE in Ne. leception in our: re the public by ap John style)’ to public, and pel] . worn Dry Goods, feet style of busiBros, ¥EST STOCK ODS City. with epcial care nd Eastern Marp ladies to call at TORE on of Goods of al} found this side of wil sell at prices tition, uf sUG ! RICHES . ! rawing near, and shall be County . , Rosenberg Bros °, We have coin We sei] cheaper de dealers can buy y Bros. EADING DEALERS OWN. sists of the ; and Striped 1 brands Mur of Ladies’ and Hats, the way of dre mai sinebee Soot ofthe North Bloomfield Gravel their extensive bedt“roék tunnel, and} _ Which Will be ‘prepared. by. Alex. Gault, will be-served-in the Armory . * ’ ‘ts simple in dimensions for thé ac-. iste prepare it, is sufficient aswur: bation and ball. rally ‘with business’ in this” locality, “eared to haul it. Most of the stage pout Seg the pea eBoy at Pi Fitae xchange Hotel Patlor £10 BY cian mnfield is a of North B sively place, at presentand its neigh-. por, Malakoff, is growing very rapide At Bloomfield a number of new houses Ihave been built, and at Malakoff new stores, saloons and business pouses are guing up, . and a very lange hamber of new cabins and dwelling houses have been erected. The place begins to-reach the digensions of arespectable mining town._‘This. prosperity is owing to a considerable extent, or rather almost ‘qtirely to the extensive operations Mining Company. This Company employs @ large number of men in they find difficulty in securing the services of as many good miners.as they want. Hamilton Smith, ‘the Superintendent, informs us that he cannot get as MARY men as he wants. . Along the line of the bed rock tunnel are ight hoisting works,and besides, menate running in’ at the outlet of thetunnel.Near all these hoisting yorks, where shafts have been sunk, veabins have been erected, and on the line alazge hotel -has been built, and iskopt in good’ style by John Paul, ‘In some ofthe shafts the level of the funnel “has been reached, and. the men have commenced drifting each way, and are making excellent progress in the work. When completed, it will open the entire channel in that. locality. These enterprisesiafe not only a benefit to that locality, but to the entire county: oe The Celebration. he celebration of the 54th anniversary of Odd Fellowship, and the dedication of the new Hall in this . city will take place to-morrow. Most ‘extensive arrangements have been made, and the programme of exercises, is published-in another part of this paper; will be carried out. The oration. will be delivered by P. G. Master, W. H. Hin), of Oakland, at the Theatre, after the dedicatory exercises at the Hall, The ball in the evening at the Skating Rink will be one of the finest ever given in ‘the ‘county, “The Hall: is large enough to accommodate: ‘all, and the ‘supper, ot the Light Guard, immediately adjoining th rink, This supper room commodation of any number of hunety people, and the fact that Gault anee that it will be excellent. Those who enjoy dancing, ‘who miss this ball, will lose the best opportunity fora good time offered in many a day.. There will be a large number ofrésidents from other parts of the county in attendance upon the cele>< The Horse Disenec. The epizootic is interfering mateand. we presume all over the: State. Alarge quantity of freight is lying at the depot in Colfax for our merchants, “and teams cannot be prolines, although still running, make puor'time and carry as light loads as possible, In fact every man who has occasion to use a horse in his. T business, is more or less inconvenjenced on account of their having the disease. New Mm, ; We Helm, Superintendent* vf the Gold‘Tunnel mine, is making arTangements for machinery, etc., for the new quartz mill which in to be tected on Deer Crek just below the mine. There is a large pile-of rock at the mine, and the prospect is Lee Mlb when cotnpleted, ml have plenty todo. The ledge looks ‘well and the rock will Pay first rate. Datightors of Renecce,,_ ; ‘The Chief Marchal of the Qad Fao ds eo TS J Bast. This medicing hdg & wo A fulsale, a8 it is regarded as’ » only preparation ever given to, the public that will positively cpre the dyspep~. sia. Try it, all ye that are afflicted. Great Bargains. Sines the arrival of new goods. aiEmporram of Aschbeim Bros., the desirous to procure one of those late style suits manufactured expressly for this market, Which for’ quality. style and durability, excel anything and everything ever exhibited in any. clothing housein thiscounty, ‘Their stock, comprising in part of. mene 1 complete and largest ever brought to this city, and they sell them at prices really astonishingly low. ‘Everybody asks, ‘How can they sell these goods 80 low?” This is easily answered: . Aschheim Bros, manufacture their own clothing, import direct from the East, and pay cash down for everything. All those in need of clothing we would advise to consult theirinterest-and call on Aschheim Bros., thereby saving at least 25 per cent. > French Kid Gloves. A fill line of the best white and light colored French Kid Gloves, expressly imported for the Odd Fellows’ Ball, at A. GOLDSMITH'S. 23-3 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. Dr. ABpornn, Oculist,.Aurist, Catarrh, Throat and Lung Physician, and operating Surgeon for chronic diseases, Offices, lab-. oratory and residence, 218 Geary Street, San.Francisco, mil _ FOR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS, go to EDQUARY & COBB, 504 Kearney Street, San Francisco; as the First Premium for best general photographic work was awar ded them at the Mechanics’ Institute Fair for 1871, ‘All work guaranteed. “ "~~ Silk Hats, new w styles just received-at ASCHHEIM’S. agi Ss L. 0. 0. F. Notice. ‘ : The Odd Fellows’ ball promises to been spared tomake it“pleasant: for vll who may attend. The music which has been secured will be’ the best ever heard in thiscounty. Marens M. Blum’s celebrated San Francisco string and brass quadrille orchestra, with Willis as prompter, is sufficient gurrantee that the music will be such as will delight all, * READ ROSENBERG . BROS. ADVERTISEMENT IN ANO COLUMN. A ie saved for 1 fifty cents. A cough that would hurry a man to the grave in a few months, can be aged eured in. two--or three using a fifty cent bottle of chee oney of Horehoutid and Tar. Crittenton’s, 76th Avenue. Sold by all cauuie Cautioy.— In our. e ie cliote — colds “and ng disalways Ooncnnntiog “will” Ce i “victims. hese diseases, if taken in time, can be arrested and cured. The remedy is Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. Spring in the Clearings. ae 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 miasmatic 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 coadt, the bayous of the Gulf States, and the shores ‘of.the northern lakes ate also visited at pukoxce malarious. epidemics that inconsiderable number of their inbebitants. ° ought not to be, for it it cam eagily be p ted. No fact in medical histcry is better blished than. the . ’ “fact that Hostetter’s Bitters will avert every species of ati Se, A contee of this standard ‘healthy season and continued regularly ia or sucten Gagne a tne yest! we (. As & remeliyiiths dyapepelé, rect from the, East at the Clothing rush to that establishment has been . . ‘. immense. Everybody is anxious and A beautiful stock of fine Silk Hats, . be a grand affair. No pains have . Pike's Toothache Drope cure in1 minute, ‘ative commenced in advance of the unORDER OF PROCESSION,. Grand Marshal and Aids, San Francisco Brass Band, Oustomah Lodge No. 16. Visiting Brethren. Golden Star Lodge No. 165. Samaritan Lodge No. 126, Sutter Lodge No. 100. San Juan Brass Band. Ssn Juan Lodge No. 6h Union Lodge No. 48. i Grass Valley Lodge No,.12. Union Encampnient No. 11, on horseback, ~ Orator aid Chaplain tir carriage, LINE OF ‘MARCH. Forti at the Theatre, and~march Main to Commercial; up Commercial to Pine; up Pine to Broad, up Broad 1 to junction, then counter. march the Dedicatory ceremonies will take, place as follows: © EXERCISES AT THY HALL, “Ist. Opening Ode by the Breth. ren. 2d. Prayer byt the Chaplain. Grand Master and Grand Officers. 4th. Prayer by Grand Chaplain. 5th, Singing by the choir. The procession will then reform

and march up Broad street to jun¢tion, counter: march to the ‘Theatre, where the oration will be delivered by P. GMaster, Wm. H. Hill, of Oakland. By order of JONATHAN Ctarx, Grand Marshal. t THE POPULAR . . ONE PRICE CLOTHIER —OF— NEVADA COUNTY, . ates AT 8 Palace of “Fashion, opp FELLOWS’ BUILDING, Nevada City A Full Assortment of the VERY LATEST STYLES SPRING AND SU MMER DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS. “ ALSO, HATS, CLOTHING. ‘Nevada, March 25th, 1873. QS Senwaaser made . Wekaeatig Aeanosn, April 16. Fyodoet santeased , a sae't 2 i beortt QO} $5, Satisfaction guar“oldand Younes invited t The bréthren of esa date ve as: . semble’ at the Theatre at’10 o'clock, A. M., sharp, and form in line as designated:down Broad street to'the Plaza, up. down Broad street to the Hall, where . ’ ‘. BETTER GOODS ° GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING . “AHEAD THE LARGEST dees b EVER BROUGHT HERE, A. Goldsmith Is NOW SELLING LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFORE KNOWN _ IN NEVADA CITY. YOu CAN GaT Every Article as AdvertisAnd at the Prices mentioned. Se LOOK LOOK New Price List : 3-PLY CARPETS, $1 50. 10 yds CALICO for$1. 10 yds MUSLIN for $1. 8 yds BLEACHED MUSLIX, $1. FRENCH CORSETS, 50 cts & $1. GRENADINES, 20 ots per ya. GRASS LINEN, 4-4, 25 ets pr yd. PIQUES, 22%, cts pr yd. SHETLAND SHAWLS, $2. FINE WALKING CANE PARASOLS, $1 each. BALMORAL SKIRTS, $1 éach. 5 SPOOLS: COTTON THREAD, 25 cts, 6 SPOOLS SILK THREAD for 50 ete. SILK BUTTONS, 25 cts per doz. FINE FRENCH KID GLOVES, 75 cts per pair. SUN DOWNS, best quality, 50 10-4 MARSEILLES QUILTS, $2. m each. HAT FRAMES, one bit, And Hundreds of other Azticles equally as CHEAP! ———— eran Mae the D . Pine e and Commercial '§ Streets OF EVERYBODY DRUGS, anne B. NATHAN'S Just. Received . FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, . ALFALFA, CLOVER, . FOR DYSPEPSIA roma ish Dealers in. CHEMICALS; _ PERFUMERY,, _ BRUSHES, of ail kinds. wa. We inbif bach on hand eaarge nee. ment of . Faney. Articles 87” Also a full line of ". Patent Medicines. _ A GOOD SUPPLY OF TIMOTHY, &c, ‘PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMFORDE, eae PURE LIQUORS FOR MEDI-. ONAL PURPOSES, TRUSSES OF ALL KINDS. or, Pine & Commercial’ Streets (Bussenfus’ Old Stand. BELL & BROWN. HO YEDYSPEPTICS! W hite’s Specialty WILL CURE YOU: SYMPTOMS OF “DYSPEPSIA are pain in the pit of the oem caused by contraction upon undigested food, anusily s00n after eating. Acidity and wind caused by food ferment . ing instead of digesting. mstipation aud loss of appetite. owing to unnatural condition of food and want of gastri. juice. Pain in the head, sides, breast, and exper irarae mouth clammy, with bad taste and furrid tongue; : ‘Consumptive Symptoms, cough and ‘pa. pitation of heart,-often mistaken f sumption while it is only a symp dyspepsia. mn of 8: toms, if neglected, but which are eaaily removed by the use of ‘ : the East with such remarkable success that we have been induced to send forit. As an 5 : APERIENT it eannot be excelled, and forvonstipation of thefbowels it is s sure cure. From the Boston Journal. Dysrzpsra. White's Specialty for this complaint, has been engi mg iy tented A by caotoends whip Dave Desh mae Scant seen bo aoe a cure, if. tried faithfully. Col. Chas. H. Taylor (private Secretary to the Governor of ag ge setts for three ro oe amember of the Legislature,) ye in Homes,” that Warrr’s Sprxciauty for dyspepsia scatters that discase a8 quickly as saher does hot lead. From the Congregationalist (Boston.) In this of :fast things, le . make no sie distinctions, but at whetber their occupation be walking, ing, reading, or esting, they do Saas with a rush; consequently we are the most ptic people in the world. Asit is too late fete 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 oo by Wurre’s SPECIALTY FOR Dyarrpsia, ich from pure merit and virtus alone is fast overtaking, and bids fair to exceed in its sale, all the old popular medicines of the day. oe Oi A iv, yan Mr. H. @. White.—I ta asure in giving you the followin Beet ear My wife, Mrs. H. C. Lord, Guviag 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 me other inducement gave be @ frial. ea two bottles only, it produced the effect. I cheerfully recommend it, therefore, as an excellent medicine for tié stom, and deem it my og re Vcr voces atin "CHARLES B. Boeron, Sept. 4, 1871. Mr. H. G. kk Dear Sir:—F say. att save cand it the best resuite, I hove been & epee for rated sere distressing me, now parfood ; inconvenience. I BELL & BROWN, . Yonasemses8 to HB. Baswenias } ye Sleeplessness, dizziness, hesdache, gloomhand depression of spirits, are all-alarming N\ohoruine 4 ‘amps * (Formeriy Nathan & oamper yi TOILET. SOAP . gor.’ Pine and Commies Ste, SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING! — BOOTS, SHOES, FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, ‘VALISES, ETv, EY. poe ALSO, LATEST STYLt OF HATS! OF ALL KINDS AND BESCRIPTION. © A Fine Assortment of LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S SHOES and SLIPPERS. , My Goods will be sold atthe very lowest price, and only ONE PRICE asked. Give the old. Pioneer a call, and:he will store in Nevada county. B. NATHAN. Nevada, April _ 1873. AUCTION. public auction, at ae between : . Graea Valley and Nevads, onse engomedl “WHITE’S SPECIALTY: yieEton This valuable medicine has been used in © -above Fiat leet eikde ddcedwastly is Debtraak Gomes wales” Also; at the gold: 1 Yoke Oxen 5 years old. 1 Yoke Steers 3 years old. 8 Cows.and Calves. 5 16 head of Yearlings. ‘ Ternis of sale—Notes of approyed. endorsement taken for ell sums ovet gne hundred dollars, Notes running o. ériow.” one per cent. bas P, 8U W. H Davidson auctioneer. New Spring ir Commercial 8t., adjoining Masonic Hall, ig CITY. ladies of i Nevans and vein ‘with the latest ns oe Conrad Novelties, hich she has just rer Shes a such as Deis salamat Muslins, Flannels, Napkins, _ Table Linen, Towels, Hosiery, Hat end Bonnet Frames,Straw Hats, Ribbons, Trimmings, 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 is solicited. MRS. M. A. STERLING. Nevada, March 30th, 1873. ANTOINH TAM, DEALER IN -~ OYSTERS, CONFECTIONERY, _ NUTS, CIGARS, &c. ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. — NUTS, CANDIES, CIGARS, &ée, Which areof the best quality and will be : 014 very cheap. % CHESTNUTS, nice wd fren, wa. 08S Lycofh anh Ay CIGAR cal and SINE TAM. ail dl # give you better bargains than any other HE coe aeena ail will offer: for ent ; “ 1, » Pwo Horse Team. Wagon and Harness complete, ; 7 Cows and Calves,.or with calf. Pi wera monty hrm 5 Two old Heifers. es ese same time and place, unless previously +t. ee sph PR ee SP Bed nggoracte eterna elie a