April 28, 1869 (4 pages)

aC, tee ‘K OF Pipe, 1, ‘ols, ware. e Ke ISH ZERS, ything interALS, ISH. by Tro Pe: _~ \ecated throughout the mineral region, _ Washington, stating that the applica=T --eglebration on Monday. The Onder and ninety. strong,and an excellent ora__this city for fifty cents a pound. Those dhe Daily Granseny i, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. THe Town Srre.—A dispatch was yesterday received by Williams & Johnson, attorneys for the city, from the Commissioner of the Land Office at tion of the Trustees of Nevada city for-. the lands on which the town is located, had been confirmed anda patent would ve issued. The people of Nevada now have a fine prospect of obtaining at an early day an absolute title to their landsA correspondent of the Union, speaking of this decision, says: This isan important decision, it being the first one rendered under the’new Act concerning town sites, and also giving construction to the meaning of the Act authorizing towns and villages to enter lands for] the benoit-of the inhabitants, without . regard to the mineral or agricultural’, Srejoice when the good news.comes of the characte of the lands. The towns and . villages throughout thé State, tocated upon public lands, even inthe mineral region, can now p and acquire their titles. Somé doubt existed as to whether mi 1 land could be entered for tow site purposes, and consequentmuch uneasiness was felt in towns and it is pleasant to.find the construction given the Act has been concurred in at Washington, as it adds one more link to the chain of decisions puttin the question of titles at rest. AFFLICTION AND DESTITUTION.—A sad case of suffering and destitution at Sebastopol Hill. between Ophir and Os~ borne Hills, Grass Valley township, has been brought to our notice by a gentle. mag conversant with the facts. A Mrs Bennett,who has three children depend. ent upon her, was recently prostrated _by paralysis. On last Thursday she was witheut a particle of food or a cent of money in the hoube.' She sent to --Grags Valley to ascertain if she could . things is to have your property insured. . __ get into the Hospital. but was informed that'no provision had been made for the care of women. This is a sad case, and the people in the vicinity should sce to it that the mother and her little ones are fed and cared for. A Benevolent Society in Grass Valley would be a good institution. : ‘Opp FELLows’ CELEBRATION.—The Odd Fellows gt San Juan had a fine turned out in procession between eighty tion fram the Hon, E, W. Roberts was _ attentively listened to by a large audience. The festivities of the day concluded with a grand ball, the dancing being continued until about morning, Those who went over from this city were delightéd with their visit, and their reception by members of the Order. INSANE.—Nicholas Kuntz, for many years a resident of North Bloomfield, and a shoemaker by trade, was brought down by Constable Burke, on Monday;} upon the charge of insanity. He thinks that the Chinese have stolen from him a five and ten gallon keg of. gold dust, and declares his intention to burn their houses unless his dust isreturned. He was examined by Drs. Hunt and Tiling and will be sent to Stockton. In yesterday morning’s paper we omitted to mention, in our item in relation to the reduction by the Pacific Union Express Company of freight and express charges, that the prices given applied to shipments from San Fran~ ‘cisco to Colfax, and not from Colfax to ' this city, as might be understood from ‘the wording of the announcement. a teetiegtl CrogquET MEETING.—We are requested to state that a meeting of the Croquet Octarchy will be held at the ground on Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock. All members are requested to be present. Tue Board of Supervisors of San Francisco have accepted the invitation to participate in the railroad celebration at Sacramento. STRAWBERRIES are now selling in ~now im the market were raised in spike on the trans-continental lite of railroad.is driven, and the watérs of the Atlantic and the Pacific are united by fron bands, Nevada. people should rejoice in the grand consummation: We would suggest that steps be taken today by our citizens in order that on that day the bells may be rung,salutes fired, the whistles of the various mills in the . vicinity be tarned looae, and flags dis. }that-the-military, the firemen and a joy by a “wee bit-ofa time at home.” . '. there is not likely to be an effort 40 ré—_ GranpD JuntLeE.—When the last} played in honor of the event. It is true number of our people will visit Sacramento, but this need not prevent those . who remain from giving vent to their The work binding the East and West together, opening up as it does-« grand. channel of commerce for-our coast, by furnishing direct comtnunication with remote States, isone of which we may well be ad. We hope, therefore, that immediate steps may be taken to . completion of the road. LIVELY.—Next Monday is -certain to be a very lively day. The city election: will take place and it behooves every man who is interested in the welfare of the city to turn out and vote for the best men in the field for the various offices. The contest will be for Marshal and Treasurer. y 4 On the same day the Board of Super— visors will meet to attend to the affairs of the county, and the subject of.a free road to Grass Valley will be discussed. Those who are mostly interested should ‘be on hand and present the= matter in all its bearings to the Board. The County Court will also meet and a Grand Jury will be ordered. FirE.—As the season is now upon us when fires most frequently occur, it stands our people in hand to use every ‘precaution against the destroying ele. ment. One of the most important There are a number of agents for good and responsible companiés in the city, and insurance is exceedingly low—within the means of the rest man in the community. The man who: takes his own risk where rates are so low is very foolish. . STaTR TeacHERS’ InstTITUTE.—We yesterday received from O. P. Fitzgerald, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, the following notice, with a request for its publication : The State Teachers’ Institute will convene in San Francisco, on Tuesday, May 4th, at Lincoln Hall. It is expected that there will be a >general attendance. of teachers, from all parts of the State. The session will last four days. wagon load of desks arrived from below for the new school building. The schools will open in the new house on the 10th of May. » The teachers and pupils are delighted with the prospect of getting into their new quarters. PrrsonaL.—C. M. Lovett, who has been selected by the Trustees to take charge of the Intermediate school at the beginning of next term, has arrived in this city. He is a first rate teacher. > You Bet.—We are informed that build You Bet on the present site, and there is some talk that the gravel which is thought to be more valuable for mining than as residences will be washed off. Minrraky Notice.—All caps belonging to the Light Guard must be returned to Sergeant Evens, at Wells, Fargo & Co’s. office forthwith. © DBALERS AND CONSUMERS OF To~ BACCO, TAKE NoTIce.—As the law requires all chewing and smoking toJuly 1869, Julius Greenwald is determined to dispose of his entire stock before that time, and as an inducement to dealers and consumers offers these articles below San Francisco cost prices, FOR CASH; to close out the articles before that time ._Those who chew, smoke or sell tobacco should be sure to call on Greenwald and ascertain his prices. READ . THe NEw ScHoon.—Yesterday: a} bacco to be restamped. before .thte 1st of . READ! —— OF. SPRING CLOTHING. ~ DOWNFALL IN PRICES . a Pioneer Clothing Emporium — QF. BANNER BROS. “AT THEIR OLD STAND, Corner of Broad & Pine Streets. Ae new ‘READY TO SUPPLY . " . The People of Nevada Councy, WITH ANY GOODS IN THEIR LINE FIFTY PER CENT LOWER .THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE ' INTERIOR OF THE STATE, Great Bargains for all. BANNER BROTHERS, _ SHAT THEY CAN. mw” AND DO SELL <@1 CLOTHING, _ BOOTS, ee oo ae &e., Cheaper than any of their Competitors.: ARE NOW IN THE FIELD WITH THE —or— . . Gents’ and Boy’s Clothing, of the State. to 50 per cent Cheaper than former rates. ATTENTION. Goods and Business Suits ‘. ARE OF THE —— LATEST STYLES And superior to any Kiitherto imported. Fine Fashionable Dress Suits, fy you both as to STYLES AND PRICES, HATS! HATS! HATS! OF THE LATEST STYLES, Shirts and Under-clothing. the Finest Quality, every description. TO ALL MERCHANTS! to Sa. Francisco to make purchases. than you can buy them at the Bay. Our Stock is purchasesatthe Pioneer Clothing Emporium. . BANNER BROTHERS. Wholesale & Retail Dealers, Smartsville, Yuba county. Nevada, April 20th. READ 1 GRAND OPEMNG SALES CAMPAIGN OPENED! = Ca e @r HAVING ESTABLISHED THE FACT Largest & Finest _Assortment Furnishing Goods, Ever hefore offered in the Interior We sell our Goods at from. 30 All ye in want of CLOTHING, we now offer ! you Goods at lower prices than you ee” ever bought them before and Cheaper than: you can get them anywhere else. 43 Our Spring Clothing, Furnishing, We will sell for LESS MONEY than they can be bonght for anywhere else in California. Ge” Gente: Weask you to examine our ogi; CLOTHING and we feel asstired we can satis~ based Including VELOCIPEDE & ALPINE HATS, An unlimited supply of WHITE SHIRTS, of , UNDER CLOTHINY, HOSLERY, HANDKERCHIKFS, NECK TIKES SUSPENDERS, and YANKEK NOTIONS of Who deal in Clothing, both in this city and county, we would say call on us beiore ping ¢€ can sell you Goods in this city as LOWER KATES for the Spring Trade and our prices are lower t than . those of any otbers. Persons in want of any Goods in our line had better consult their own interest by making GREATEST INDUCE “EVER OFFERED! .-~ TO THE ae People of Nevada . B. MEYER & CO.Corner of Broad & Pine Streets NEVADA CITY. wort inform the people of this city that they have concluded to Close Out Business in ‘this place,. AND NOW OFFER FOR SALE, THEIR LARGE STOCK OF FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, BOYS’ CLOTHINC, FURNISHING GOODS! “Trunks, Valises, Boots, &c. REGARDLESS OF ALL COST . ! COMPLETE SUITS: COAT, VEST AND PANTS rte FOR ONLY . sa TEN DOLLARS ! sos And Everything Else in the . _same proportion . _ ye WE HAVE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS, enough to supply every man in the County. We desire to see them all well dressed before we leave the town and therefore we invite them to call and secure . GREAT BARGAINS!!!!!!I!11! This isno Humbug! Before buying elsewhere examine our ing Goods and Prices ! B. MEYER & CO., Corner Broad and Pine Streets. Opposite Goldemith’s Dry Goods Store, Nevada city. . Pen This & was sold to C.C, HASTINGS & CO, (suecessore to Hevston, Hastinas & Co,) the fashionable Clothiers; but owing to the press of business, causéd by the great inducements offered to buyers, they have no time to write advertisements at present, County . ' DS MUST BE SOLD !. ~-. of cure, but a3-im . Diet, Fear of Kx Se eee ee Dr. J. C. YOUNG, in 1850. No Cure, No Pay. . Consultation by letter, or otherwise, Famz. == = = BENS. F. JOSSELAN, MD p= — FP HIS celebrated Institute has enjoyed on F “this Coast an uninterrupted success. edandcured, place it in point of number of patients among the very first of the world and the sac-cess-of its treatment-ranks it second, to-none, ~ PRIVATE’ DISEASES Ps yen Tiedt. ther nena great destroyers a: th. They insiduoual: attack the systent, “an a ptadual r undermiie and destroy it: they drive the blbom fromthe cheek, the lustre from thé eye, the strength and vigor from the frame,-they give puny and diseased offspring, and poison, through suacccasive generations; the race of man. The marks can-be seen in Serotula, Consumption, Cripples, the {diotic, the Paralytic. the Insane, There is no more terrible scourge to the haman race then those diseases ar from the contamination Venerial Poison, The mildest forms, by retreating to the blood, hold ever over the one afflicted, the sword. of destruction that is liable at moment to fall and blight —to utterly destroy—alfearthly hopes, MERCURY, recognized as the most FATAL MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with thé Veneaial, doubles his dangers. Those who ERAL POISON, are not cured has only assumed a new form, : Do Not a8 SaTisFIED wirH PaRTeaL CurE, Thiat leaves the poleon to crawl throngh the system, euting its way into the tissues and organs beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst out in the future with a virulence that . will baffle the effects of medicine. ® When perfect CURES ean be obtained by eonsulting a pe brn re whom long practice and thoroua> nvestigation into the causes of Diseases ot the URINARY ORGANS, enable to determine at _— aie cause of the disease. seases entrusted tothe Doctor’ PERFECT, SPEEDY, PERMANENT, a . IN ALL CASES CURES GUARANTEED. : _ {In Syphilia and its. adjuncte, Gonnhorrhoea and aecompying diseases ;-inall disorders" of he Bladder, Kidneys and prostate; Seminal . Weakness, Diseates-of the Heart and Lungs, D Indigestion, I Dyapopiendgertion, mpotenes, oblent organs in either cure always warran or NO PAY reunired: ver , ingen WEAENESS,--— e young man who experiences that growing weakness in his muscular and mental or ganization should stop and consider whence it arises, He will findin the weakness of the back, trembling of the limbs, disordered digestion, unaccountable failing of the powers of the mind, distate for society, dreed of impeading trouble, forebodings of evil, sleep! troubled. and lacivious dreams, accompan by bitten J deafness, loss of muscilar power, and numerous other symptoms of disorganible and destructive of all diseases, Seminai Weakness—wasting away his powers,destroying his hope of life and m. and ging him along the broken path of his res tence, toward a premature and leathsome ave. Tohim who finds his life dribling out n the discharge of the vital principle of existence in bey = diurnal pages ee the mere cessation of the causes its appearani brings no regen tg of nage _ mS r ‘ oly office, the safeguord and hope of manhood, brings to such a one no hope adda to his the knowlof the one who looks to him for so much of her happiness, is a victim of his evil and an innocent Companion of his pinishment. He adds to his misery and disorder until ho leaves him. ‘There is no rescue except is : proper and skiltul treatment. Consult th at onc), a physician whom long practice an cory ‘research has made him tho y conBeASe,—— versant with every phase of the Those who have become the victims of solitary vices, that dreadful, fascinating and destructable habit, whioh fills thousands of sick rooms with paralytics and consumptives, and hundreds of untimely graves with its misgnided . viciims, should consult without a moment's delay, one who will verre with their suff . ‘To such the Doctor would especially recommend himeelf, giving to each and ali, guarantees of a Ferfect and Permanent Cure, without Hindrance from Business, Change of eure. . Do not forget 'the address. See below. IMPORTANT TO. THE LADIES. When a female is in trouble or afflicted with disease, and requires medical or surgical attendasice, the enquiry shonld be, where is there a physician who is fully competent to administer relief, and whose respectable standing in society recommends him to the contidence of the community? ‘The Doctor understanding how impetatively necessary these requirements are, feels called upon to interposd) and by very J the attention of the afflicted to the ‘fact that he has been a Professor of Obatetrice and Female Diseases for Twenty Years, and is fully qualified to administer in all cases both medically and sargically, not in a superficial manner, but in as thorough & mianner as vears of stady and practice—both in hospitals and families—can make, te save themfrom the hands the unqualified, unserepulons and designing. Therefore families can rely upon him as upon afather, Allin affliction can find in him one who can feel and sympathize with, and befriend them in trouble—one in whose . secresy the ntmost confidence can be placed. Consultation (by Letter or Otherwise) Faer { See address below. THE CELEBRATED FEMALE REMEDIES. Compounded from the private prescriptions of Dr. Young, have now ob & most extended popu ef and are correctly viewed to be the safest and surest remedies for the com plaints for which they are applied. ‘The constantly accruing testimonials of their efficacy, declare them to be. pre-eminently saperior to their action. ua No Jady should be without these Renovating Agents. None uine anjess proeured at tir office. Sent by Mail or Express to any part of the State. GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE The Greateg t Discovery of this or-uny other Age. Preventive Powpers Fre Married Lapixs, Powders will be found of easenti Pte those whose means, health or other do not permit them to increase \eote Gadaciag and pertapemieh of hey ‘This ence, ng per ° ‘ 5 preparation is new, safe, infallible, convenient and simple, and cannotinjurethe health, . Their use should be avo at cer times Price $10 a box. Sento any part of the coast perfectly safe trom suspicion. Remit by Mail ur Express addiessed to ‘BEN. F. JOSSELEN, M.D. ‘ it FRENCH LUNAR OR FEMALE MONTHLY PILL5— Price $5. Acknowledged by the Medical Braternity to be the only saie, mildand efficacious remedy to be depended on in long sendiog cases of suppression, irregularity, or stopping of th fauctions of nature, the neglect of which 48 the source of such deplorabie effects the female frame, \ Cor, Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada City: . fo address BENJ. F. JOSSELYN a Washingten St. San Francisco. x 735 P.O Pd Fa x ve years, and has became one of the eas of 18 aioe Sp sii ams } The great number annually receiv vation, the positive traces ofthat most terri-— have been treated with that. pernicton 5 tt. rs ; the Wace — ope ft:

aC, tee ‘K OF Pipe, 1, ‘ols, ware. e Ke ISH ZERS, ything interALS, ISH. by Tro Pe: _~ \ecated throughout the mineral region, _ Washington, stating that the applica=T --eglebration on Monday. The Onder and ninety. strong,and an excellent ora__this city for fifty cents a pound. Those dhe Daily Granseny i, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. THe Town Srre.—A dispatch was yesterday received by Williams & Johnson, attorneys for the city, from the Commissioner of the Land Office at tion of the Trustees of Nevada city for-. the lands on which the town is located, had been confirmed anda patent would ve issued. The people of Nevada now have a fine prospect of obtaining at an early day an absolute title to their landsA correspondent of the Union, speaking of this decision, says: This isan important decision, it being the first one rendered under the’new Act concerning town sites, and also giving construction to the meaning of the Act authorizing towns and villages to enter lands for] the benoit-of the inhabitants, without . regard to the mineral or agricultural’, Srejoice when the good news.comes of the characte of the lands. The towns and . villages throughout thé State, tocated upon public lands, even inthe mineral region, can now p and acquire their titles. Somé doubt existed as to whether mi 1 land could be entered for tow site purposes, and consequentmuch uneasiness was felt in towns and it is pleasant to.find the construction given the Act has been concurred in at Washington, as it adds one more link to the chain of decisions puttin the question of titles at rest. AFFLICTION AND DESTITUTION.—A sad case of suffering and destitution at Sebastopol Hill. between Ophir and Os~ borne Hills, Grass Valley township, has been brought to our notice by a gentle. mag conversant with the facts. A Mrs Bennett,who has three children depend. ent upon her, was recently prostrated _by paralysis. On last Thursday she was witheut a particle of food or a cent of money in the hoube.' She sent to --Grags Valley to ascertain if she could . things is to have your property insured. . __ get into the Hospital. but was informed that'no provision had been made for the care of women. This is a sad case, and the people in the vicinity should sce to it that the mother and her little ones are fed and cared for. A Benevolent Society in Grass Valley would be a good institution. : ‘Opp FELLows’ CELEBRATION.—The Odd Fellows gt San Juan had a fine turned out in procession between eighty tion fram the Hon, E, W. Roberts was _ attentively listened to by a large audience. The festivities of the day concluded with a grand ball, the dancing being continued until about morning, Those who went over from this city were delightéd with their visit, and their reception by members of the Order. INSANE.—Nicholas Kuntz, for many years a resident of North Bloomfield, and a shoemaker by trade, was brought down by Constable Burke, on Monday;} upon the charge of insanity. He thinks that the Chinese have stolen from him a five and ten gallon keg of. gold dust, and declares his intention to burn their houses unless his dust isreturned. He was examined by Drs. Hunt and Tiling and will be sent to Stockton. In yesterday morning’s paper we omitted to mention, in our item in relation to the reduction by the Pacific Union Express Company of freight and express charges, that the prices given applied to shipments from San Fran~ ‘cisco to Colfax, and not from Colfax to ' this city, as might be understood from ‘the wording of the announcement. a teetiegtl CrogquET MEETING.—We are requested to state that a meeting of the Croquet Octarchy will be held at the ground on Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock. All members are requested to be present. Tue Board of Supervisors of San Francisco have accepted the invitation to participate in the railroad celebration at Sacramento. STRAWBERRIES are now selling in ~now im the market were raised in spike on the trans-continental lite of railroad.is driven, and the watérs of the Atlantic and the Pacific are united by fron bands, Nevada. people should rejoice in the grand consummation: We would suggest that steps be taken today by our citizens in order that on that day the bells may be rung,salutes fired, the whistles of the various mills in the . vicinity be tarned looae, and flags dis. }that-the-military, the firemen and a joy by a “wee bit-ofa time at home.” . '. there is not likely to be an effort 40 ré—_ GranpD JuntLeE.—When the last} played in honor of the event. It is true number of our people will visit Sacramento, but this need not prevent those . who remain from giving vent to their The work binding the East and West together, opening up as it does-« grand. channel of commerce for-our coast, by furnishing direct comtnunication with remote States, isone of which we may well be ad. We hope, therefore, that immediate steps may be taken to . completion of the road. LIVELY.—Next Monday is -certain to be a very lively day. The city election: will take place and it behooves every man who is interested in the welfare of the city to turn out and vote for the best men in the field for the various offices. The contest will be for Marshal and Treasurer. y 4 On the same day the Board of Super— visors will meet to attend to the affairs of the county, and the subject of.a free road to Grass Valley will be discussed. Those who are mostly interested should ‘be on hand and present the= matter in all its bearings to the Board. The County Court will also meet and a Grand Jury will be ordered. FirE.—As the season is now upon us when fires most frequently occur, it stands our people in hand to use every ‘precaution against the destroying ele. ment. One of the most important There are a number of agents for good and responsible companiés in the city, and insurance is exceedingly low—within the means of the rest man in the community. The man who: takes his own risk where rates are so low is very foolish. . STaTR TeacHERS’ InstTITUTE.—We yesterday received from O. P. Fitzgerald, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, the following notice, with a request for its publication : The State Teachers’ Institute will convene in San Francisco, on Tuesday, May 4th, at Lincoln Hall. It is expected that there will be a >general attendance. of teachers, from all parts of the State. The session will last four days. wagon load of desks arrived from below for the new school building. The schools will open in the new house on the 10th of May. » The teachers and pupils are delighted with the prospect of getting into their new quarters. PrrsonaL.—C. M. Lovett, who has been selected by the Trustees to take charge of the Intermediate school at the beginning of next term, has arrived in this city. He is a first rate teacher. > You Bet.—We are informed that build You Bet on the present site, and there is some talk that the gravel which is thought to be more valuable for mining than as residences will be washed off. Minrraky Notice.—All caps belonging to the Light Guard must be returned to Sergeant Evens, at Wells, Fargo & Co’s. office forthwith. © DBALERS AND CONSUMERS OF To~ BACCO, TAKE NoTIce.—As the law requires all chewing and smoking toJuly 1869, Julius Greenwald is determined to dispose of his entire stock before that time, and as an inducement to dealers and consumers offers these articles below San Francisco cost prices, FOR CASH; to close out the articles before that time ._Those who chew, smoke or sell tobacco should be sure to call on Greenwald and ascertain his prices. READ . THe NEw ScHoon.—Yesterday: a} bacco to be restamped. before .thte 1st of . READ! —— OF. SPRING CLOTHING. ~ DOWNFALL IN PRICES . a Pioneer Clothing Emporium — QF.. BANNER BROS. “AT THEIR OLD STAND, Corner of Broad & Pine Streets. Ae new ‘READY TO SUPPLY . " . The People of Nevada Councy, WITH ANY GOODS IN THEIR LINE FIFTY PER CENT LOWER .THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE ' INTERIOR OF THE STATE, Great Bargains for all. BANNER BROTHERS, _ SHAT THEY CAN. mw” AND DO SELL <@1 CLOTHING, _ BOOTS, ee oo ae &e., Cheaper than any of their Competitors.: ARE NOW IN THE FIELD WITH THE —or— . . Gents’ and Boy’s Clothing, of the State. to 50 per cent Cheaper than former rates. ATTENTION. Goods and Business Suits ‘. ARE OF THE —— LATEST STYLES And superior to any Kiitherto imported. Fine Fashionable Dress Suits, fy you both as to STYLES AND PRICES, HATS! HATS! HATS! OF THE LATEST STYLES, Shirts and Under-clothing. the Finest Quality,

every description. TO ALL MERCHANTS! to Sa. Francisco to make purchases. than you can buy them at the Bay. Our Stock is purchasesatthe Pioneer Clothing Emporium. . BANNER BROTHERS. Wholesale & Retail Dealers, Smartsville, Yuba county. Nevada, April 20th. READ 1 GRAND OPEMNG SALES CAMPAIGN OPENED! = Ca e @r HAVING ESTABLISHED THE FACT Largest & Finest _Assortment Furnishing Goods, Ever hefore offered in the Interior We sell our Goods at from. 30 All ye in want of CLOTHING, we now offer ! you Goods at lower prices than you ee” ever bought them before and Cheaper than: you can get them anywhere else.. 43 Our Spring Clothing, Furnishing, We will sell for LESS MONEY than they can be bonght for anywhere else in California. Ge” Gente: Weask you to examine our ogi; CLOTHING and we feel asstired we can satis~ based Including VELOCIPEDE & ALPINE HATS, An unlimited supply of WHITE SHIRTS, of , UNDER CLOTHINY, HOSLERY, HANDKERCHIKFS, NECK TIKES SUSPENDERS, and YANKEK NOTIONS of Who deal in Clothing, both in this city and county, we would say call on us beiore ping ¢€ can sell you Goods in this city as LOWER KATES for the Spring Trade and our prices are lower t than . those of any otbers. Persons in want of any Goods in our line had better consult their own interest by making GREATEST INDUCE “EVER OFFERED! .-~ TO THE ae People of Nevada . B. MEYER & CO.Corner of Broad & Pine Streets NEVADA CITY. wort inform the people of this city that they have concluded to Close Out Business in ‘this place,. AND NOW OFFER FOR SALE, THEIR LARGE STOCK OF FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, BOYS’ CLOTHINC, FURNISHING GOODS! “Trunks, Valises, Boots, &c. REGARDLESS OF ALL COST . ! COMPLETE SUITS: COAT, VEST AND PANTS rte FOR ONLY . sa TEN DOLLARS ! sos And Everything Else in the . _same proportion . _ ye WE HAVE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS, enough to supply every man in the County. We desire to see them all well dressed before we leave the town and therefore we invite them to call and secure . GREAT BARGAINS!!!!!!I!11! This isno Humbug! Before buying elsewhere examine our ing Goods and Prices ! B. MEYER & CO., Corner Broad and Pine Streets. Opposite Goldemith’s Dry Goods Store, Nevada city. . Pen This & was sold to C.C, HASTINGS & CO, (suecessore to Hevston, Hastinas & Co,) the fashionable Clothiers; but owing to the press of business, causéd by the great inducements offered to buyers, they have no time to write advertisements at present, County . ' DS MUST BE SOLD !. ~-. of cure, but a3-im . Diet, Fear of Kx Se eee ee Dr. J. C. YOUNG, in 1850. No Cure, No Pay. . Consultation by letter, or otherwise, Famz. == = = BENS. F. JOSSELAN, MD p= — FP HIS celebrated Institute has enjoyed on F “this Coast an uninterrupted success. edandcured, place it in point of number of patients among the very first of the world and the sac-cess-of its treatment-ranks it second, to-none, ~ PRIVATE’ DISEASES Ps yen Tiedt. ther nena great destroyers a: th. They insiduoual: attack the systent, “an a ptadual r undermiie and destroy it: they drive the blbom fromthe cheek, the lustre from thé eye, the strength and vigor from the frame,-they give puny and diseased offspring, and poison, through suacccasive generations; the race of man. The marks can-be seen in Serotula, Consumption, Cripples, the {diotic, the Paralytic. the Insane, There is no more terrible scourge to the haman race then those diseases ar from the contamination Venerial Poison, The mildest forms, by retreating to the blood, hold ever over the one afflicted, the sword. of destruction that is liable at moment to fall and blight —to utterly destroy—alfearthly hopes, MERCURY, recognized as the most FATAL MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with thé Veneaial, doubles his dangers. Those who ERAL POISON, are not cured has only assumed a new form, : Do Not a8 SaTisFIED wirH PaRTeaL CurE, Thiat leaves the poleon to crawl throngh the system, euting its way into the tissues and organs beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst out in the future with a virulence that . will baffle the effects of medicine. ® When perfect CURES ean be obtained by eonsulting a pe brn re whom long practice and thoroua> nvestigation into the causes of Diseases ot the URINARY ORGANS, enable to determine at _— aie cause of the disease. seases entrusted tothe Doctor’ PERFECT, SPEEDY, PERMANENT, a . IN ALL CASES CURES GUARANTEED. : _ {In Syphilia and its. adjuncte, Gonnhorrhoea and aecompying diseases ;-inall disorders" of he Bladder, Kidneys and prostate; Seminal . Weakness, Diseates-of the Heart and Lungs, D Indigestion, I Dyapopiendgertion, mpotenes, oblent organs in either cure always warran or NO PAY reunired: ver , ingen WEAENESS,--— e young man who experiences that growing weakness in his muscular and mental or ganization should stop and consider whence it arises, He will findin the weakness of the back, trembling of the limbs, disordered digestion, unaccountable failing of the powers of the mind, distate for society, dreed of impeading trouble, forebodings of evil, sleep! troubled. and lacivious dreams, accompan by bitten J deafness, loss of muscilar power, and numerous other symptoms of disorganible and destructive of all diseases, Seminai Weakness—wasting away his powers,destroying his hope of life and m. and ging him along the broken path of his res tence, toward a premature and leathsome ave. Tohim who finds his life dribling out n the discharge of the vital principle of existence in bey = diurnal pages ee the mere cessation of the causes its appearani brings no regen tg of nage _ mS r ‘ oly office, the safeguord and hope of manhood, brings to such a one no hope adda to his the knowlof the one who looks to him for so much of her happiness, is a victim of his evil and an innocent Companion of his pinishment. He adds to his misery and disorder until ho leaves him. ‘There is no rescue except is : proper and skiltul treatment. Consult th at onc), a physician whom long practice an cory ‘research has made him tho y conBeASe,—— versant with every phase of the Those who have become the victims of solitary vices, that dreadful, fascinating and destructable habit, whioh fills thousands of sick rooms with paralytics and consumptives, and hundreds of untimely graves with its misgnided . viciims, should consult without a moment's delay, one who will verre with their suff . ‘To such the Doctor would especially recommend himeelf, giving to each and ali, guarantees of a Ferfect and Permanent Cure, without Hindrance from Business, Change of eure. . Do not forget 'the address. See below. IMPORTANT TO. THE LADIES. When a female is in trouble or afflicted with disease, and requires medical or surgical attendasice, the enquiry shonld be, where is there a physician who is fully competent to administer relief, and whose respectable standing in society recommends him to the contidence of the community? ‘The Doctor understanding how impetatively necessary these requirements are, feels called upon to interposd) and by very J the attention of the afflicted to the ‘fact that he has been a Professor of Obatetrice and Female Diseases for Twenty Years, and is fully qualified to administer in all cases both medically and sargically, not in a superficial manner, but in as thorough & mianner as vears of stady and practice—both in hospitals and families—can make, te save themfrom the hands the unqualified, unserepulons and designing. Therefore families can rely upon him as upon afather, Allin affliction can find in him one who can feel and sympathize with, and befriend them in trouble—one in whose . secresy the ntmost confidence can be placed. Consultation (by Letter or Otherwise) Faer { See address below. THE CELEBRATED FEMALE REMEDIES. Compounded from the private prescriptions of Dr. Young, have now ob & most extended popu ef and are correctly viewed to be the safest and surest remedies for the com plaints for which they are applied. ‘The constantly accruing testimonials of their efficacy, declare them to be. pre-eminently saperior to their action. ua No Jady should be without these Renovating Agents. None uine anjess proeured at tir office. Sent by Mail or Express to any part of the State. GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE The Greateg t Discovery of this or-uny other Age. Preventive Powpers Fre Married Lapixs, Powders will be found of easenti Pte those whose means, health or other do not permit them to increase \eote Gadaciag and pertapemieh of hey ‘This ence, ng per ° ‘ 5 preparation is new, safe, infallible, convenient and simple, and cannotinjurethe health, . Their use should be avo at cer times Price $10 a box. Sento any part of the coast perfectly safe trom suspicion. Remit by Mail ur Express addiessed to ‘BEN. F. JOSSELEN, M.D. ‘ it FRENCH LUNAR OR FEMALE MONTHLY PILL5— Price $5. Acknowledged by the Medical Braternity to be the only saie, mildand efficacious remedy to be depended on in long sendiog cases of suppression, irregularity, or stopping of th fauctions of nature, the neglect of which 48 the source of such deplorabie effects the female frame, \ Cor, Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada City: . fo address BENJ. F. JOSSELYN a Washingten St. San Francisco. x 735 P.O Pd Fa x ve years, and has became one of the eas of 18 aioe Sp sii ams } The great number annually receiv vation, the positive traces ofthat most terri-— have been treated with that. pernicton 5 tt. rs ; the Wace — ope ft: