April 29, 1873 (4 pages)

at Be I eee saree wevADA. ory, oh ) PEN oy Pee, 2 = Nevada County has tabhished sis ‘gndlords of the State. Sacramento, san Francisco Napa and other towns ofthe State’ have old Nevadans ‘for ptr They are all good ones, snd Oakland is soon to have one for . thelargest hotel in the State. A} halt # dozen of the banks in the-Stata. are ran by Nevada men also. The’ ‘County Court, Grand Jury ~sad Board of Supervisors. meet! on . sat Monday. All bills against the aty to be considered, must be. ed with the Clerk on Saturday. herPy upon mf Ge ee aisestdted for by the fact that . Ined . the several Sunday schools ‘of ‘this city arranged for May pic-nics on wad #0 > mach a vaeiery Bai ia is liable to follow Silk Hats. app FELLOWS PHRG.: working of the i pioouio tac. pine ~&-beantiful stock of fine Silk Hats, ailing purposes, ew st:sale—Cash in U, There will be seven or iene cases . = ‘el voce tioeived nas F Nevada City” of the. purchase a ASCHHEIM 8. day of sale, Dale "tp before the next . Grand or A © by the Probate READ ROSEN BROS. Fall Assortment of the meneen oe “The St, Louis nese: rit aa IN ANOTHER OHN. BELL, Asseveral parties -have wished us . COLUM m27 . yatate of Alben ti tha Waldgtga ol thu lice. ic er ee going VERY LATEST STYLES71 Cay fa ue saved for fifty cen emcee ings Deposit’ plan of insurance now cough that would hurry a man to » Notice, bing introduced. by the St. Louis! the grave in a few ‘montha, can’ be oe COMPANY. 1, Mutual Life Insurance Co., we now ae reg cured am two or three "busi. leasure in’ placing before ays by using «a fifty: cent bottle of i pee pm " uke pleasure in’ placing Oot ate 's Honey of Horehound and Tar. SPRING AND SUMMER mis. Notice— faders auf iMlustration: of ita work: Crittenton’s, 76th Avenue. Sold by e pon ‘the follow. : At the age of 35 a man may in. aj] 4 anager ngs y 1 drr ggists, D ; ; day of March, sire for $10,000 by the anwual pay-. Pike’s Toothache Die cure int minute, . DRESS “ bet méntof $264°90; at the end of 10 . Sharehot years he will have ‘paid $2,649, and Cavrion.—In our : changeable cli\ hh ay : mate, coughs, colds and lung disAND? Shares. can then draw out if he chooses, a8 . eases ‘will always prevail.” Con25 2% dividend, $1,600, and ‘receive a prosumption. ¥ claim its victims. : ; an ae ewe sum every five years dar. These diseases, if taken sin time, can BUSINESS 50 30. be arrested and cured: The neeay 96" 2% life, or having paid his premium is Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wil: 1000. 100 © M fultfor 15 years, making a total Cherry. SUITS. + EE $3,973 50, he can then surrender his aan AE yao incase; apron . 08 Sorimon FHCroRRAT, a7 5 2% ~ of 60 per cent. on his investment, bein. Daveclanes de oe First Srondam eed 5 ALSO, HATS, 25 2% sides carrying his insurance. Farther . pest general photographic work was awar ; 25 250 7% information can be obtained of Diver . ded them at the Mechanics’ Institute Fair . GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING 2 3% MX Eaton at the Exchange Hotel. for 1871. All work guaranteed. 20 1 } es ‘Roll of Honor. ‘aha ark tedehe Aurist, Catarrh, ms, 0 roat fan, and opera’ A ee, 20 The following vames aré on the} surgeon for tT rie Boys’ and Children's “40 .d I TOlLOf Honor of the Blue Tent school . oratory and residence, 218 Geary. Street, CLOTHING. oi 4 for the month ending April 22th, . 8m Francisco. mall ' 0° I Emma B.Gregory, teacher: Mattie Fiep Gea Willing OT" “Nevada, March aeons 1873. 100,.1n0 vf 00d, Allie” Blackwood, Robbie . -1¢ 19 5 great tiéssing'tobave by naturea. TOUS 187 a Blackwood, Emma Shellenburgér, . strong constitution, but not more tli onesion § Mollie Sutherland, Tommy Moody, . halfof the inhabitants of the civilized world : ie ae “ohnny-§ ; Bessie Smoot, Ella} **e thus provided. Many constitutions are} ‘3° Lal Bhickwood,Hessie Sutherland, Ne. ble % eain. with, many others, origt) % «radi Sitheriand, Josie Pendens, Ella . ersten, aisatpetion, unhealthy sucousa, SHERIFE’S SALE. os 0 Greely; Ada Penders,. Frankie Shel: ’ Spreng isos ecg no be realy, r8,. Frankie Shel. ings, grief, privation, or some other poten, Geo. Wi. Smith: and i. 0. 10 ey lenburger, Willie Penders, Willie. tous cause, before the prime of life is atMills, on the 17th day of March, 187 20. 20M Moody, Mary Shellenburget;~ Walter tained: But te this a evil without's rem. . [tbe District Court, of the Idtn Judicin rd aa Penders. SL edy or palliative? No! constitutions can} for for the ve, Consity th ena i. fe a. salt ens shusiea 20020 a! ~. . be replaced. Hundreds of thousands of in. 6 and H Ia, (copartners 10. 1 . ces might be adduced in ‘which constin pig Beemer firm name and style of 1 ROU Aavorttnd tatters my come ha hapend bee mE ip a sd The; following letters, remain in . tinuowsuse of Hostetter's tromuch Bitters David McCamish, ih, Haney Mecoy, A. McNee100, 061 the Nevada City Post Office for the . # sn invigorant. Tt is constitutional . 27 muens Seren. sasionieet Bt T, 50 5 week eriding Monday, April 28th. strength w. enables one man to recover ae st the iors Ser mem the oo 650 5 00 , " from a disease which would be mortal to . 4v0urn pmapeny, tor o 58 ee calling for auy of these let-. ssommer destitute of thie clesient of resist. the war of $7 4 wee eur ie eae ae 30 will please. say ‘advertised: ance, Whenever a malady of any kind ob. and costs of suit, $4510. And whereas, the . 10 10 John Black, T. S. Lachman, M, . tains « foothold in any part jof the human . 1«féndants,Thomas Shurtleff'snd N. ¥. Mcoe TREE Began, Geo: T. Downing, Miss Ju. body, smd becomes chronic fixture there, . in "seid suit againad eaid "Sank asbars 500 5000 : been mastered by the disease and urgently Se edry for the sum of $205 13, with costs 500. « son, A. T. Laird, 2, E. ¥. Maslains, requires help.’ In such s case: Hostetter’s . {, be aus Moe = allowed here. 8 eet James M. Mandie, J. P. Mozer, G. . pitters should be taken at least three times of $190 82, with costs $375, and counsel poe Aad Overton, CG. B. Reeger, Wm. A. T. . s day, until the natural powers of the sys. . fees allowed’ herein $20 00, iaaking to ey ae an ae one A Sitith, D. St. Clair, C. Scheel, B. A. . tem are recruited.” ‘Then the morbid prin. Gold Goin, with interest’ thereon from the “1813, ‘yay Tompkins, Chas. Thom neon Cha 2 ciple which generated and feeds the com. date of said judgmen the rate of 7 per z ? plaint will-have-to succumb to the infiu. °¢Mt per snnum till Der wth nets peed cc wn nd ye toi ena ee att The Sel waa . [-xegulating, purifying operation of the Bit-. allin gold coin of the 0.8. which * et _. ters upon the or gan or organs in which the Taent fs recorded Ih the” Judgment Th our item Sunday morning, a afiment is located. ‘There is nothing like . 24,20 eld District Court, on pages, mistike occurred in the name of the this mighty tonic to ‘prep the falling.” . and decreed that the Liens set’ forth in Stecessful candidate. tet being elected. His term of office Vick’s Flower Seeds, DRY GOODS Will commence the 1st of July, Inthe VICK's BULBS. oe Re Ee ike telkin the election, only eight votes lete stock, of Drs Being polled at ‘noon. But in the ote vate 2 the votes came in lively, PRESTOWN'S. aid When the polls closed there was site net ae Ro Eee Ae rhe At a ot _ MBE Pe no 3 At the Regular Catalogue Prices . 1% ents. ‘On account ofthe storm on Sun-. Garden and Grass Seeds. ae ordery were ‘received in . JAPANESE CLEANSING CREAM, ms : PRESTON'S COUGH CANDY, ‘ rect, te ‘for this market, which for’ quality, ij thing. Lil thane:tucianadiodslotahagt‘By some the recent stormy weath-. we would advise to consnilt their in. : The total vote polled. was_188,.E.M. Preston reCtived 83 and D. E, Bell 105,the latBin the arta of now rush.to-that establishment has bean . . immense. Eve body is anxionsand ‘. desitoud to procure-one of ‘thdse late style suits manufact expressly style and durability, excel anything . ¢ everything ever exhibited in any clothing house in this county. Theéit stock, comprising in part of miners’, business and dress suits; is the most, complete and largest ever brought te this city, and they sell them at prices really astonishingly low. Everybody asks, “How can they. sell these goods iso low?” ‘Phis ig easily answered? H* mre Se salad er AschheimBros. manufacture their Pet own clothing, import. direct from the : East, and pay cash down for’: AT HIS— thereby saving at least oF tas oak VICK’S FLORAL GUIDE, . ® me . Epona of Aschbeim Bros., the or iS 4 a iaintiff’s complaint and said Shurtleff and BieDowelt's am nara be foreclosed and the Sear ree nd Bt Wh a8 Auburn erin ical Gold Quartz mines st: bend beng Fiat, in the ip and Sr coonts of Nevada, State of + Gite eat my hd hie Jom de mice” 4 , Sherig, obs . “ = byte BETTER GOODS ; . GRENADINES, 20 cts per yd. 150 ote. ; . ete each, . yates Nhe . srut TRIUMPHANT BELL& BROWS, 3 . . SSDRUGGISTS. . + aes oe } OF EVERY , , Just Received TOILET SOAP. THE LARGEST s00% ¥ *, EVER BROUGHT HERE, . A. Goldsmith IS NOW SELLING AT IN NEVADA CITY. You. CAN GET Every Articole as AdvertisAnd at the Prices mentioned. od LOOK LOOK —AT "THE— New rice List : 3-PLY CARPETS, $1 50. 10 yds CALICO for $1. 10 yds MUSLIN for $1. . 8 yds BLEACHED MUSLIN, $1. FRENCH CORSETS, 50 cts & $1. WRASS LINEN, 4-4, 25 ots pr yd. PIQUES;.2234jts pr yd. SHETLAND SHAWLS, $2. FINE WALKING CANE PARASOLS, $1 each. eel BALMORAL SKIRTS, $1 each. 5 SPOOLS COTTON THREAD, 25 cts, “& SPOOLS SILK THREAD for SILK BUTTONS, 25 cts per ane. 75 cts per pair. -. SUN DOWNS, best quality, 50 10-4 PARERTLLES Quins, $2 JHA'P FRAMES, one bit, ~ Pie, 808 Commercial ‘Streete, fa : . S. NaTHAN's ment of. [Panoy Aztioles HY eae deer fecetved s large and splencia + . €F Alec a full line of © Patent Medicines. . SPRINc anp SUMMER _ . FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, . WHITE'S SPECIALTY. _ FINE FRENCH KID GLOVES, . each. ye os And. Bundreds of other As way ange CORNER OF BRUSHES, of all kinds, aac eae Sale rec ope A GOOD SUPPLY oF CLOTHING ar 4 ~AT— STORE. (Formerly Nathan & Casper.) oe Cor. Pine and Commercial i Opposite Waconle Hall, ie CLOTHING! BOOTS, SHOES, ALFALFA, CLOVER, TIMOTHY, &0. FURNISHING GOODS, PRESCRIPTIONS cameron oom. . TRUNKS, Py ‘POUNDED te PURE gianos FoR. MEDIa VALISES, CINAL PURPOSES, : rier 7 TRUSSES OF ALL KINDS. BTU,,.ETC. _ REMEMBER THE PLACE, (Bussenius’ Old Stand. HO YE DYSPEPTICS . ! White's Specialty WILL CURE YOU. SYMPTOMS OF DYSPEPSIA are pain in the pit of the ‘stomach, caused by contraction upon undigested food, usually soon after eating. Acidity and wind caused by food fermentdigesting, gg ert aud loss gh a) te. owing to unnatural condition of and want of gastri. juice. Pain in the head, sides, t and extremities, mouth sigan taste and furrid tongue. piuaion ol hearts 2 often mistaken for consumption while it is only a symptom of and depression of spirits, are all alarming. if ne; but which are areca et This valuable medicine has been. used in the East with such remarkable succéss that we have been induced to send forit. As an APERIENT it cannot be excelled, and forconstipation of the,bowels it is a sure cure, = From the Boston Journal, Dyspepsia. White's Specialty for Sis aggravating complaint, has been th ly tested! by thousands who have been Defitted by if, and are willing to jereia’ 4 to its cy. It warrants 4 permanent cure, if tried faithfully. Col. Chas. H. Ta the Governor of years, and e member of the Legislature,) seys, in ‘American Homes,” that Wurre’s Srxciaury for dyspepsia scatters that dis, ease a8 quickly as water does hot lead. From the Congregationalist (Boston.) In this of fast things, our peo le make no nice distinctions, but w their occu m be walking, aaiee, eon ing, readi woe fie eating, they do t em all with a rush; consequently we are the most dyspeptic people in the world. Asit is too late to remedy the cause in our own cases, the best thing to be done is to find some way to change the effect, and this can be lor (private Secretary to Rue for three tomers ei LaUPZa -. FOR SALE Baccano. ‘oH, R, Bussentas) Lists 2 2 Bi, eet z Gc, Pils eitedaincosled Wesel , FOR DYSPEPSIA! a = dizziness, headache, gloom . . pane. « BROWwN,. : ALSO, LATEST STYLE OF HATS! OF ALL KINDS AND DESORIPTION. A Fine Assortment of LADIES' AND CHILDREN’ My Goods wil] be sold at the very lowes price, and only ONE PRICE asked. Give the old Pioneer a call, and he wi give -you better bargains than any other Speeiheersng see =&B. NATHAN. Nevada, April 20th, 1873, AUCTION. —. HE undersigned: will offer for sale public auction, at his ranch, betwee ress Pvalley and Nevada, on WEDNESDA the 30th day e Apel: the following name yt i oe 2 . F zi ; The above ‘Broperty ie held as. security . for debt, and: must sold: Also, at the sa"0 e time and an unless previously Yoke Oxen 5 years old. 1 Yoke ra 3 years old. 3 Cows Calves. 16 head of bier cca” Terms of sale—Notes of approved endred dollars, Notes running o e year a BP, SUTTON. m28 New Spring Goods. MRS. M. A. STERLING. Commercial 8t., adjoining Masonic Hall, NEVADA CITY. 8 now prepared to su ply the ladies of Nevada and vicinity with the latest and Summer Dry Goods, Novelties, etc., which she bas just received, such as Dress Goods, Muslins, Flannels, Napkins, Table Linen, Towels, Hosiery, Hat latest style Brackets, Frames and Wall Pockets. The Goods will be sold chesp for cash, and a share of public Patronage is solicited MRS, M.A. STERLING. Nevada, March Both, Isis ree erns call snd fam. kind, dorsement taken for all sums over one —_: i and Bonnet Frames,Straw Hats, Ribbons, Trimmings, Flowers, etc. Pa Also, Pietar P paca sa eer es cae 3s Pi \ Sova ae eee,

at Be I eee saree wevADA. ory, oh ) PEN oy Pee, 2 = Nevada County has tabhished sis ‘gndlords of the State. Sacramento, san Francisco Napa and other towns ofthe State’ have old Nevadans ‘for ptr They are all good ones, snd Oakland is soon to have one for . thelargest hotel in the State. A} halt # dozen of the banks in the-Stata. are ran by Nevada men also. The’ ‘County Court, Grand Jury ~sad Board of Supervisors. meet! on . sat Monday. All bills against the aty to be considered, must be. ed with the Clerk on Saturday. herPy upon mf Ge ee aisestdted for by the fact that . Ined . the several Sunday schools ‘of ‘this city arranged for May pic-nics on wad #0 > mach a vaeiery Bai ia is liable to follow Silk Hats. app FELLOWS PHRG.: working of the i pioouio tac. pine ~&-beantiful stock of fine Silk Hats, ailing purposes, ew st:sale—Cash in U, There will be seven or iene cases . = ‘el voce tioeived nas F Nevada City” of the. purchase a ASCHHEIM 8. day of sale, Dale "tp before the next . Grand or A © by the Probate READ ROSEN BROS. Fall Assortment of the meneen oe “The St, Louis nese: rit aa IN ANOTHER OHN. BELL, Asseveral parties -have wished us . COLUM m27 . yatate of Alben ti tha Waldgtga ol thu lice. ic er ee going VERY LATEST STYLES71 Cay fa ue saved for fifty cen emcee ings Deposit’ plan of insurance now cough that would hurry a man to » Notice, bing introduced. by the St. Louis! the grave in a few ‘montha, can’ be oe COMPANY. 1, Mutual Life Insurance Co., we now ae reg cured am two or three "busi. leasure in’ placing before ays by using «a fifty: cent bottle of i pee pm " uke pleasure in’ placing Oot ate 's Honey of Horehound and Tar. SPRING AND SUMMER mis. Notice— faders auf iMlustration: of ita work: Crittenton’s, 76th Avenue. Sold by e pon ‘the follow. : At the age of 35 a man may in. aj] 4 anager ngs y 1 drr ggists, D ; ; day of March, sire for $10,000 by the anwual pay-. Pike’s Toothache Die cure int minute, . DRESS “ bet méntof $264°90; at the end of 10 . Sharehot years he will have ‘paid $2,649, and Cavrion.—In our : changeable cli\ hh ay : mate, coughs, colds and lung disAND? Shares. can then draw out if he chooses, a8 . eases ‘will always prevail.” Con25 2% dividend, $1,600, and ‘receive a prosumption. ¥ claim its victims. : ; an ae ewe sum every five years dar. These diseases, if taken sin time, can BUSINESS 50 30. be arrested and cured: The neeay 96" 2% life, or having paid his premium is Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wil: 1000. 100 © M fultfor 15 years, making a total Cherry. SUITS. + EE $3,973 50, he can then surrender his aan AE yao incase; apron . 08 Sorimon FHCroRRAT, a7 5 2% ~ of 60 per cent. on his investment, bein. Daveclanes de oe First Srondam eed 5 ALSO, HATS, 25 2% sides carrying his insurance. Farther . pest general photographic work was awar ; 25 250 7% information can be obtained of Diver . ded them at the Mechanics’ Institute Fair . GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING 2 3% MX Eaton at the Exchange Hotel. for 1871. All work guaranteed. 20 1 } es ‘Roll of Honor. ‘aha ark tedehe Aurist, Catarrh, ms, 0 roat fan, and opera’ A ee, 20 The following vames aré on the} surgeon for tT rie Boys’ and Children's “40 .d I TOlLOf Honor of the Blue Tent school . oratory and residence, 218 Geary. Street, CLOTHING. oi 4 for the month ending April 22th, . 8m Francisco. mall ' 0° I Emma B.Gregory, teacher: Mattie Fiep Gea Willing OT" “Nevada, March aeons 1873. 100,.1n0 vf 00d, Allie” Blackwood, Robbie . -1¢ 19 5 great tiéssing'tobave by naturea. TOUS 187 a Blackwood, Emma Shellenburgér, . strong constitution, but not more tli onesion § Mollie Sutherland, Tommy Moody, . halfof the inhabitants of the civilized world : ie ae “ohnny-§ ; Bessie Smoot, Ella} **e thus provided. Many constitutions are} ‘3° Lal Bhickwood,Hessie Sutherland, Ne. ble % eain. with, many others, origt) % «radi Sitheriand, Josie Pendens, Ella . ersten, aisatpetion, unhealthy sucousa, SHERIFE’S SALE. os 0 Greely; Ada Penders,. Frankie Shel: ’ Spreng isos ecg no be realy, r8,. Frankie Shel. ings, grief, privation, or some other poten, Geo. Wi. Smith: and i. 0. 10 ey lenburger, Willie Penders, Willie. tous cause, before the prime of life is atMills, on the 17th day of March, 187 20. 20M Moody, Mary Shellenburget;~ Walter tained: But te this a evil without's rem. . [tbe District Court, of the Idtn Judicin rd aa Penders. SL edy or palliative? No! constitutions can} for for the ve, Consity th ena i. fe a. salt ens shusiea 20020 a! ~. . be replaced. Hundreds of thousands of in. 6 and H Ia, (copartners 10. 1 . ces might be adduced in ‘which constin pig Beemer firm name and style of 1 ROU Aavorttnd tatters my come ha hapend bee mE ip a sd The; following letters, remain in . tinuowsuse of Hostetter's tromuch Bitters David McCamish, ih, Haney Mecoy, A. McNee100, 061 the Nevada City Post Office for the . # sn invigorant. Tt is constitutional . 27 muens Seren. sasionieet Bt T, 50 5 week eriding Monday, April 28th. strength w. enables one man to recover ae st the iors Ser mem the oo 650 5 00 , " from a disease which would be mortal to . 4v0urn pmapeny, tor o 58 ee calling for auy of these let-. ssommer destitute of thie clesient of resist. the war of $7 4 wee eur ie eae ae 30 will please. say ‘advertised: ance, Whenever a malady of any kind ob. and costs of suit, $4510. And whereas, the . 10 10 John Black, T. S. Lachman, M, . tains « foothold in any part jof the human . 1«féndants,Thomas Shurtleff'snd N. ¥. Mcoe TREE Began, Geo: T. Downing, Miss Ju. body, smd becomes chronic fixture there, . in "seid suit againad eaid "Sank asbars 500 5000 : been mastered by the disease and urgently Se edry for the sum of $205 13, with costs 500. « son, A. T. Laird, 2, E. ¥. Maslains, requires help.’ In such s case: Hostetter’s . {, be aus Moe = allowed here. 8 eet James M. Mandie, J. P. Mozer, G. . pitters should be taken at least three times of $190 82, with costs $375, and counsel poe Aad Overton, CG. B. Reeger, Wm. A. T. . s day, until the natural powers of the sys. . fees allowed’ herein $20 00, iaaking to ey ae an ae one A Sitith, D. St. Clair, C. Scheel, B. A. . tem are recruited.” ‘Then the morbid prin. Gold Goin, with interest’ thereon from the “1813, ‘yay Tompkins, Chas. Thom neon Cha 2 ciple which generated and feeds the com. date of said judgmen the rate of 7 per z ? plaint will-have-to succumb to the infiu. °¢Mt per snnum till Der wth nets peed cc wn nd ye toi ena ee att The Sel waa . [-xegulating, purifying operation of the Bit-. allin gold coin of the 0.8. which * et _. ters upon the or gan or organs in which the Taent fs recorded Ih the” Judgment Th our item Sunday morning, a afiment is located. ‘There is nothing like . 24,20 eld District Court, on pages, mistike occurred in the name of the this mighty tonic to ‘prep the falling.” . and decreed that the Liens set’ forth in Stecessful candidate. tet being elected. His term of office Vick’s Flower Seeds, DRY GOODS Will commence the 1st of July, Inthe VICK's BULBS. oe Re Ee ike telkin the election, only eight votes lete stock, of Drs Being polled at ‘noon. But in the ote vate 2 the votes came in lively, PRESTOWN'S. aid When the polls closed there was site net ae Ro Eee Ae rhe At a ot _ MBE Pe no 3 At the Regular Catalogue Prices . 1% ents. ‘On account ofthe storm on Sun-. Garden and Grass Seeds. ae ordery were ‘received in . JAPANESE CLEANSING CREAM, ms : PRESTON'S COUGH CANDY, ‘ rect, te ‘for this market, which for’ quality, ij thing. Lil thane:tucianadiodslotahagt‘By some the recent stormy weath-. we would advise to consnilt their in. : The total vote polled. was_188,.E.M. Preston reCtived 83 and D. E, Bell 105,the latBin the arta of now rush.to-that establishment has bean . . immense. Eve body is anxionsand ‘. desitoud to procure-one of ‘thdse late style suits manufact expressly style and durability, excel anything . ¢ everything ever exhibited in any clothing house in this county. Theéit stock, comprising in part of miners’, business and dress suits; is the most, complete and largest ever brought te this city, and they sell them at prices really astonishingly low. Everybody asks, “How can they. sell these goods iso low?” ‘Phis ig easily answered? H* mre Se salad er AschheimBros. manufacture their Pet own clothing, import. direct from the : East, and pay cash down for’: AT HIS— thereby saving at least oF tas oak VICK’S FLORAL GUIDE, . ® me . Epona of Aschbeim Bros., the or iS 4 a iaintiff’s complaint and said Shurtleff and BieDowelt's am nara be foreclosed and the Sear ree nd Bt Wh a8 Auburn erin ical Gold Quartz mines st: bend beng Fiat, in the ip and Sr coonts of Nevada, State of + Gite eat my hd hie Jom de mice” 4 , Sherig, obs . “ = byte BETTER GOODS ; . GRENADINES, 20 cts per yd. 150 ote. ; . ete each, . yates Nhe . srut TRIUMPHANT BELL& BROWS, 3 . . SSDRUGGISTS. . + aes oe } OF EVERY , , Just Received TOILET SOAP. THE LARGEST s00% ¥ *, EVER BROUGHT HERE, . A. Goldsmith IS NOW SELLING AT IN NEVADA CITY. You. CAN GET Every Articole as AdvertisAnd at the Prices mentioned. od LOOK LOOK —AT "THE— New rice List : 3-PLY CARPETS, $1 50. 10 yds CALICO for $1. 10 yds MUSLIN for $1. . 8 yds BLEACHED MUSLIN, $1. FRENCH CORSETS, 50 cts & $1.

WRASS LINEN, 4-4, 25 ots pr yd. PIQUES;.2234jts pr yd. SHETLAND SHAWLS, $2. FINE WALKING CANE PARASOLS, $1 each. eel BALMORAL SKIRTS, $1 each. 5 SPOOLS COTTON THREAD, 25 cts, “& SPOOLS SILK THREAD for SILK BUTTONS, 25 cts per ane. 75 cts per pair. -. SUN DOWNS, best quality, 50 10-4 PARERTLLES Quins, $2 JHA'P FRAMES, one bit, ~ Pie, 808 Commercial ‘Streete, fa : . S. NaTHAN's ment of. [Panoy Aztioles HY eae deer fecetved s large and splencia + . €F Alec a full line of © Patent Medicines. . SPRINc anp SUMMER _ . FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, . WHITE'S SPECIALTY. _ FINE FRENCH KID GLOVES, . each. ye os And. Bundreds of other As way ange CORNER OF BRUSHES, of all kinds, aac eae Sale rec ope A GOOD SUPPLY oF CLOTHING ar 4 ~AT— STORE. (Formerly Nathan & Casper.) oe Cor. Pine and Commercial i Opposite Waconle Hall, ie CLOTHING! BOOTS, SHOES, ALFALFA, CLOVER, TIMOTHY, &0. FURNISHING GOODS, PRESCRIPTIONS cameron oom. . TRUNKS, Py ‘POUNDED te PURE gianos FoR. MEDIa VALISES, CINAL PURPOSES, : rier 7 TRUSSES OF ALL KINDS. BTU,,.ETC. _ REMEMBER THE PLACE, (Bussenius’ Old Stand. HO YE DYSPEPTICS . ! White's Specialty WILL CURE YOU. SYMPTOMS OF DYSPEPSIA are pain in the pit of the ‘stomach, caused by contraction upon undigested food, usually soon after eating. Acidity and wind caused by food fermentdigesting, gg ert aud loss gh a) te. owing to unnatural condition of and want of gastri. juice. Pain in the head, sides, t and extremities, mouth sigan taste and furrid tongue. piuaion ol hearts 2 often mistaken for consumption while it is only a symptom of and depression of spirits, are all alarming. if ne; but which are areca et This valuable medicine has been. used in the East with such remarkable succéss that we have been induced to send forit. As an APERIENT it cannot be excelled, and forconstipation of the,bowels it is a sure cure, = From the Boston Journal, Dyspepsia. White's Specialty for Sis aggravating complaint, has been th ly tested! by thousands who have been Defitted by if, and are willing to jereia’ 4 to its cy. It warrants 4 permanent cure, if tried faithfully. Col. Chas. H. Ta the Governor of years, and e member of the Legislature,) seys, in ‘American Homes,” that Wurre’s Srxciaury for dyspepsia scatters that dis, ease a8 quickly as water does hot lead. From the Congregationalist (Boston.) In this of fast things, our peo le make no nice distinctions, but w their occu m be walking, aaiee, eon ing, readi woe fie eating, they do t em all with a rush; consequently we are the most dyspeptic people in the world. Asit is too late to remedy the cause in our own cases, the best thing to be done is to find some way to change the effect, and this can be lor (private Secretary to Rue for three tomers ei LaUPZa -. FOR SALE Baccano. ‘oH, R, Bussentas) Lists 2 2 Bi, eet z Gc, Pils eitedaincosled Wesel , FOR DYSPEPSIA! a = dizziness, headache, gloom . . pane. « BROWwN,. : ALSO, LATEST STYLE OF HATS! OF ALL KINDS AND DESORIPTION. A Fine Assortment of LADIES' AND CHILDREN’ My Goods wil] be sold at the very lowes price, and only ONE PRICE asked. Give the old Pioneer a call, and he wi give -you better bargains than any other Speeiheersng see =&B. NATHAN. Nevada, April 20th, 1873, AUCTION. —. HE undersigned: will offer for sale public auction, at his ranch, betwee ress Pvalley and Nevada, on WEDNESDA the 30th day e Apel: the following name yt i oe 2 . F zi ; The above ‘Broperty ie held as. security . for debt, and: must sold: Also, at the sa"0 e time and an unless previously Yoke Oxen 5 years old. 1 Yoke ra 3 years old. 3 Cows Calves. 16 head of bier cca” Terms of sale—Notes of approved endred dollars, Notes running o e year a BP, SUTTON. m28 New Spring Goods. MRS. M. A. STERLING. Commercial 8t., adjoining Masonic Hall, NEVADA CITY. 8 now prepared to su ply the ladies of Nevada and vicinity with the latest and Summer Dry Goods, Novelties, etc., which she bas just received, such as Dress Goods, Muslins, Flannels, Napkins, Table Linen, Towels, Hosiery, Hat latest style Brackets, Frames and Wall Pockets. The Goods will be sold chesp for cash, and a share of public Patronage is solicited MRS, M.A. STERLING. Nevada, March Both, Isis ree erns call snd fam. kind, dorsement taken for all sums over one —_: i and Bonnet Frames,Straw Hats, Ribbons, Trimmings, Flowers, etc. Pa Also, Pietar P paca sa eer es cae 3s Pi \ Sova ae eee,