April 6, 1873 (4 pages)

a COUNTY DA CITY, 0, 000, pident. +0 CASHIER, R.W. Tully, A. Hy Parker, collatera) Se. ; and Coun pid at Regular n discounted, Gold Dust or ut the Mints received, -cTamento, Sa A Faendon and Gen . on, Globe Tn.califarn $ 4! 5, Sacramehto; irgimia City. e Depos— ' annum, is Time ent. . per -distance-can aken at par. LET. ‘ll be received he Erie Mine, 1873, for sink. ~ ‘y feetin main unning drifts, or full particTOLLAND, at Erie Mine, TICE. Odd. Fellows’ hereby notified ent. per month h 31st-has been Tuesday, or 8ti e Lodge Room, abk of Nevada trustees, . UR, Secretary. Tres each, good nd, all inclesed. eather Kiver,in . © beldw Nicolas, ® ‘Cows. Inquire + © MAHONEY, ‘On premises, BELL, eH ions drawn for sridges, and alk. vil Engineering, yrner Broad and , 1872. yRNE, lors at Law, ary Public.) Post “Office, fain Street, Grass cpl SHOES. R. COE keeps ly on hand Gents’ noes, Gaitens;.Leses _& Children’s iy, Oxieaeaane C. * Manufachis tna rn i dies, Mi and othe manurecte ; mer. Ialso lave sing, Nea Root ning Skins, Sele 58, hee Shiga everyth nd Finding Store. e very beatstyle. de to onder. iin evesy care. manufacture aF ell my goods this county. = NEVADA GITS™~ change-Hotel. Nw OBINS@M have 6 OF HORSES and #8 to be found in ‘Buggies, Wagons ortest notice and: rms. : yas fast ae any geDon hand. oui week or month uaranteed. : 3 & ROBESSON ict See SESSMENT. + CO,— Brincipsl San Fransisco; Gslja County, Galifer873, an i as levied upon.the pration,payable uDes gold coin, toe -orner Market a0 wwisco. Any stock ment spall — 15th day of Mart’, elinquent, and lic auction, unless before, will be sald y of May, 143, 0 sessment, togethet “LONG io bereby -apdidate fer the = : t the electinm-4 oy lois. The Daily Transeript ~-previously-used in working it. The fort is being made to~take out ore, » Or will it be until the ming opened for advantageous work. ~ Peet hole on Red Hill, recently, and NEVADA CITY, CAL. * LOCAL. AFFAIRS. Rich Prospects on Rocky. Ravine. READ ROSENBERG BROS. COLUMN. m27 Caer fae .For your nice FRESH CANDIES, ORANGES, LEMONS, NUTS, Some exceliént prospects in quartz} OYS, &C., go to L. HERSCHhave been discovered on Rocky Rayine, north of Rush Creek, and in the vicinity of Green’s ranch, about two miles from this city. THE YELLOW DIAMOND. The Yellow Diamond ledge was located a yeur or two ago, and two tunnels were run upon the ledge. Excellent ore was ‘obtained and the indications were splendid, but for some resson the cwuersstepped work. We-areinformed-by a gentleman who recently visited the mine that excellent rock in sight in this ledge. ——-—hetedge hasbeen tapped in four} different places and in each of these places it shows rich. sulphuret rock. _ SOUTH EAST EXTENSION, 4 Dr. Hughson & Co. have located the south east extension of the’ledge.! On this claim they have now-a-tun-. — nel in progress and are running upon athree foot ledge. ‘We have been shown rock from the croppings which . is rich with free gold. The ledge is near the Green claim which is now ‘yidlding the biggest kind of pay. oa ' GREEN’S LEDGE, Grecn’s claim is thesecond extension of the Yellow Diamond. The ledge at the point where he is working is decemposed, consisting of ochre and bluish quartz. They eit-to. the depth-of eight feet and run off this decomposed stuff, A gentleman who saw several pans of this dirt washed says he saw from $3 to $5 to the pan-taken out, and the pay runs as high as $5 to the pan in some places, ; THE WORK AND PROSPKCTs. ‘The Yellow. Diamond is not now being worked, but both the other claims are, and their success will encourage others to take hold and prospectin the vicinity. The Second Extension will soon have out a crushPTOURG Siac ing, and it is estimated that Green. . Will in a short time be able to clean up at least $1,000 for a short run at very little expense. The Pennsylvania Mine. “ For some months past’ the Pennsylvania mine has been in charge of Mr. Cliff of Grass Valley, as Superintendent. When he took the mine it was ina very bad* condition, ‘in consequence of the gouging system ore was taken out wherever it could be reached without reference to sys_tem or cost of extraction. “Mr. Cliff has sunk one level of 100 feet, and ran two tunnels each way, and he is now running another for the purpose of opening the’mine. He is also Tanning a tunnel north, where the ‘largest body of ground belonging ‘to the’Pennsylvania lies, and which has never yet been onened. The work Qus far, since he took charge, has beetdirected to opening the mine, and for sOme time yct this work Opening will be‘prosecuted. No efAnother Strike on Red Hilt, A man named Jackson went to work in the bottom of an old prositruck a stringer which showed free gold, Avgentleman-~informs that be ean make from_ $20 to $30 per day “Working the rock fn.a hand mortar, _ 40d he-thinks Jackson has’ struck the edge of a big pocket, IPS Myers’ Ravine. has been struck on Myers’ Ravine, beyond Selby Flat. We saw some very rich specimens. from this ledge 4 day or two.since,and we -under= they will soon have a crushing out, Consolidated Blue Gravel Mining Company. There was a meeting of the stockholiers of the above named comPany, held at the office, Findley’s on the 2d instant. All the 40,000, were represented. meeting was for the purpose of tlecting Trustees to verve one year. The ‘following were elected: E. C, Webster, Thomas R. Walker and A. J. Cook. The Trustees afterward “rgunized by electing E. C. Webster, President, Frank +, Beatty,-Secretary and Tressirer. The company’s MAN’S, at Slocovich’s old stand,.on Pine street. * tf. GRASS SEED, CLOVER SEED. Fresh Garden Seec © _ FLOWER SEED. ce PRESTON’S DRUG STORE. MEDICAL WONDER, POND’S EXTRACT: .LAMP CHIMNEYS, 5 for 60 Cents a Preston’s. / GLUE, SHILLAC, SAINFOIN, —AT— Nevada Drug Store. . ANTOINE TAM, ae DEALER IN ee OYSTERS, SY CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, .CIGARS, &c. . ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. av"I have edded, in connection with my Oyster Saloon, a fine stock of NUTS, CANDIES, ‘CIGARS, &c. Which are of the best quality and will be Sold very cheap. : _ Also, CHESTNUTS, nice and fresh. tea, If you want a FINE CIGAR call and see me. I keep no other kind, ANTOINE TAM. _ Nevada. March 26th. 6 B. H. Miller, _ ‘THE POPULAR . ONE PRICE CLOTHIER OB NEVADA COUNTY, H's JUST neckiven —AT HIS— _ ODD FELLOWS’ BUILDING, : Nevada City P A Full Assortment of the _ VERY LATEST STYLES OF = SPRING AND SUMMER . GOODS, ~Boys’ and Children’s — ‘CLOTHING. ~~ Nevada, March 25th, 1873, AUCTION. J ie undersigned will offer for sale at pu blic anction, at his ranch, between Grase Vi and Nevada, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of April, the foliowing named property: Harness complet -. 1 Cows snd Calves: or with calf. 2 Three yearold Steers. 6 Two year old Heifers. rlings. t gt oe rty is held as security for debt, and must be sold. Also, at the sare time and place, unless previously id: 1 Yoke Oxen 5 years old. 1 Yoke Steers 3 years old. 3 Cows and Celves. 16 head of Searlings. ‘ferme of sale—Notes of approved e¢n\dorsem: nt taken for all sumsover one aes dred dullars. Notes running o e yeura one per cent. P, SUTTON. QFe Si» Alta Hill, just West from th. ¥ oy. Gravel Co,*s ms, So ; * ass Valley Union, e a He Ww. Davidson awctioncer, m3 ___ ABSOLUTE WATER-PRooF, ~— } Dry 8 Fancy Goods 1 Extra Two. Horse Team. Wagon and AHEAD-~OF EVERYBODY Just. Received sovmnniseyent ty axotnen STILL TRIUMPHANT [BELL & BROWN, . of DRUGGISTS. wf ~ CORNER OF Pine and Commercial Streets. Dealers in DRUGS,. CHEMICALS, : PERFUMERY, _TOILET SOAP BRUSHES, of all kinds. EVER BROUGHT HERE. \ x —_—_— A. Goldsmith iB NOW. SELLING BETTER GOODS AT _ LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFOREKNOWN IN NEVADA CITY. GET . Every Article as Advertis_ ed in my Price List : And at the Pricés mentioned. —_ LOOK. LOOK . New Price List : S-PLY CARPETS, $1 58. 10 yds CALICO for $1. 10 yds MUSLIN for $1. 8 yds BLEACHED MUSLIN, $1. FRENCH CORSETS, 50 cts-& $1. GRENADINES, 20 cts per yd. GRASS LINEN, 4-4, 25 ots pr yd. PIQUES, 223% cts pr yd. SHETLAND SHAWLS, $2. & SPOOLS-SILK THREAD fo +50cts— eee tee Seas a ocala SILK. BUTTONS, 26 cts per doz. FINE FRENCH KID GLOVES, ; 78 ets er pair. — SUN DOWNS, best quglity, 50 cts each. << 10-4 MARSEILLES QUILTS, $2 each. : : HAT FRAMES, one bit. And Hundreds of cther Articles equally as CHEAP! A, GOLDSMITH. _. BROAD STREET. . Wevada, March 26th. € RF Also a full line of ‘ ) Patent Medicines. “.°. A GOOD SUPPLY OF FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, ALFALFA, CLOVER, TIMOTHY, &c. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COM: POUNDED, PURE LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. . TRUSSES OF ALL KINDS. REMEMBER THE PLACE, Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets (Bussenius’ Old Stand. ; BELL & BROWN. _—— \HO YEDYSPEPTIcS! W hite’s Specialty WILL CURE YOU. SYMPTOMS OF DYSPEPSIA are pain in the pit of the stémach, caused by contraction upon undigested food, usdally soon after eating. Acidity and wind caused by food fermenting instead of digesting. Constipation aud loss of appetite, owing to unnatural condition of food and want of gastric juice. Pain in the head, sides, breast,. and extremities, mouth clammy, with bad taste and furrid tongue. Consumptive symptoms, cough’ and palPitation of heart, often mistaken for’ consumption while it is only a symptom of dyspepsia. , Sleeplessness, dizziness, headache, gloom _. and depression of spirits,are all alarming symptoms, if neglected, but which are easily removed by the use of 'WHITE’S SPECIALTY. This valuable medicine has been used in . we have been induced to send for it. As an ( APERIENT it cannot bé excelled, and forconstipation of the;bowels it is a sure cure. _ From the Boston Journal. ' DysPersia. White’s Specialty for this aggravating complaint, has been thoroughly tested by-thousands who have been benefitted by it, and are willing to testify to its efficacy. It warrants a permanent cure, if tried faithfully. Ool-Chas. H. Taylor (private Secrétary to the Governor-of Massachusetts for three years, and a member of the Legislature,) says, in ‘“‘Amerivan Homes,” that WHITE’s SPECIALTY for dyspepsia scatters that disease a8 Quickly-as water does hot lead. From the Congregationalist (Boston.) make no nice distinctions, but whether their occupation be walking, riding, working, reading, or eating, they do them all with a rush; consequently we are the most dyspeptic people in the world. As it 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 done by WHire’s SPECIALTY FOR DysPEPsia, which from pure merit’dnd virtue alone is fast overtaking, and bids fair to exceed in its sale, all the old popular medicines of the day. ; es Mr. H. G. White.—I take pleasure in giving you the following certificate. My wife, Mrs. H. ©. Lord, during last winter was afflicted with dyspepria in the most obstinate m. After trying severe] physicians and advertised and without any other inducemen ve itafrial. After taking two bottles coty, it produced the desired effect. I cheerfu recommend it, therefore, a8 an extellent icine for the stomach, and deem it my du give r this testimonial, CHAR. o. RD. Boston, Sept. 4, Mr. H. G. White. Dear Bir:—Regar your “Specialty for Dyspepsia,” I would stay that I have used it witn the best results, Ihave been @ sufferer for five years, my food distressing me, but now can partake heartily withont inconvenience. [ was affected with dizziness so much us to fatiin the strect; that “trouble is also removed I have tried many preparations withou§ relief but i reeominendyour remédy as one dk serving the confidence-ot all. Yours truly, 6 A, HOLE, Real Estate Broker, 11 Friend Street, Boston. Residence, Cnion~Streeet, East Somerville, Muss-> ~<< ~ /¥Vit SALE BY =~ Pa ¥ fBucceseors t+“ k Buefenius.} Cor. Pisce anu .iu.ercial Sts. ; NEMA (Ans Nevada, Make iith, 1372, : * od tea_ We shall keep on hand a large assort-. “pment of = : the East with such remarkable success that . In this age of fast things, our people: BELL & BROWN ,. ** How.are you now ? Competition against Us is co : Nowhere! OUR MOTTO Is. ROSENBERG BROS. “) [A@joining the Bank of Nevada Co.] ‘$ the only OPPOSITION STORE in Ne‘A vadg. We don’t use deception, in our business, and try to deceive the public by hanging out red flags (Cheap John style) to draw the weak minded public,_and sell them old fashion or shelf worn Dry Goods, ner-do we doa Chatam Street style of business. f 5 Rosenberg Bros. . . HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK DRY GOODS In Nevada City. Which were selected with sp*clal caré from all the European and Eastern Markets. It is a treat for the ladies to call at our PALACE STORE To see the finest selection of Goods of all Shades and Colors, to be found this side of San Francisco, which we will sell at prices that-will Defy Competition, NO HUMBUG ! ECONOMY IS RICHES ! As the Convention is drawing near, and & wrangling 4s to who shall bé County Treasurer, it is resolved, Rosenberg Bros are not up for any office. We have coin enough to conduct our business. _Let it therefore be known that we cannot. and will not be undersold. We sell cheaper than any-of the third-grade dealers can buy the goods. _ Rosenberg Bros. ARE THE LEADING DRY GOODS DEALERS IN THE TOWN. Our Stock consists of the LATEST NOVELTIES. 2,000 yds Japanese Silk. 2,000 yds Silks of all colors and shades » 4,000 yds Irish Poplin. 6,000 yds Alpacca. 2,000 yds Fancy and Striped Pique. : 10,000 yds French and American Prints. seaameaibibindii 10,000 yds of all brands M lin and Sheeting. & remedies without relief, saw your . _ _A great variety of Ladies’ and Children’s Straw Hats, a Latest Novelty Parasols. < _ And.all the fineries in the way of dress that can be found in a first class Dry Goods store. _< YOURSELF OF OUR STATEMENT, “ud don't be led away by humbuge. We "t thow out any bates, but we do a legitimate_ business. By calling at our PALACE STOKE you will be assured of the trath. = ROSENBERG BROS. Nevada, March 27th, 1873. SS ‘QUICK SALES AND SMALL YY = 2 ite Laruest Stock of __ \Fancy Articles! _ GOODNEWSY! » .GOOD NEWS. * ooh? teas Great Excitement” ——aTr—— CLOTHING STORE. _ GIGANTIC FIZZLE, ‘. CLOTHING, . BOOTS, 3 -—AND== : FURNISHING GOODS, To be found in Nevada County: Which we will sell on and after this date, at « . GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. our Goods to deceive the public, but we have established a reputation for TRUTH ;--what we say is gospel truth and so says the public. lt wuries our opponents to see ‘that we ars doing the LEADING Clothing Business in the city. No Humbug ABOUT THIS SALE. We have no motive in creating an excitement in the Clothing Trade, uor bear any animosity to anybody we say. Our motto is Quick Sales and. Small Profits. ‘We publish to the world our list of prices, and fear nobody. ; Beaver Suits at $15,Pocket Handkerchief, Neck-tie and Socks thrown in the bargain, _ Beaver Suits‘ at $17. The same as the above. Cassimere Suit, $25. to $25. Scotch Suits, "from $20 to;26. Imported Scotch Suits, $30. $2 50 to BS. simere Pants, $6 50 to $9. _ Which we boast are not to be found proportion. _* Double sole Rubber Boots at Cal. Qvershirts at!$1:75. _@ray Overshirts at $1 50. Duck Pants, best, 75 ote. a paie ’ Cotton Socks, 75 cts pr doz. Cotton Socks, $1prdoz. ~~ And every article in the store at the above rates. © : list of prices we shall publish a new list daily. : eee ‘Culi ut Nathan & Casper’s for your Cisthing and consult yotr own ‘uterest. You can find / good gna “obiouable clothing cheap at — NATZAN & CASPER'S. N athan & Casper’s, LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST. Competition Against Us We don’t stick out shingles onWe don’t “‘shingle out” Socks” __at two bits, we sell them = at 121-2 ctsor $1 per dozen. Fine English and French CasAnd all the furnishing goods in * a Leos only to attend strictly to our own’ business, and we will do just what =. Fine Business Suit, from $20 Good heavy.Cassimere Pant, Flannel Gray Undershirts, $125 If there is any reduction in our. ei eee ce Bie rh Hist ys Rs

a COUNTY DA CITY, 0, 000, pident. +0 CASHIER, R.W. Tully, A. Hy Parker, collatera) Se. ; and Coun pid at Regular n discounted, Gold Dust or ut the Mints received, -cTamento, Sa A Faendon and Gen . on, Globe Tn.califarn $ 4! 5, Sacramehto; irgimia City. e Depos— ' annum, is Time ent. . per -distance-can aken at par. LET. ‘ll be received he Erie Mine, 1873, for sink. ~ ‘y feetin main unning drifts, or full particTOLLAND, at Erie Mine, TICE. Odd. Fellows’ hereby notified ent. per month h 31st-has been Tuesday, or 8ti e Lodge Room, abk of Nevada trustees, . UR, Secretary. Tres each, good nd, all inclesed. eather Kiver,in . © beldw Nicolas, ® ‘Cows. Inquire + © MAHONEY, ‘On premises, BELL, eH ions drawn for sridges, and alk. vil Engineering, yrner Broad and , 1872. yRNE, lors at Law, ary Public.) Post “Office, fain Street, Grass cpl SHOES. R. COE keeps ly on hand Gents’ noes, Gaitens;.Leses _& Children’s iy, Oxieaeaane C. * Manufachis tna rn i dies, Mi and othe manurecte ; mer. Ialso lave sing, Nea Root ning Skins, Sele 58, hee Shiga everyth nd Finding Store. e very beatstyle. de to onder. iin evesy care. manufacture aF ell my goods this county. = NEVADA GITS™~ change-Hotel. Nw OBINS@M have 6 OF HORSES and #8 to be found in ‘Buggies, Wagons ortest notice and: rms. : yas fast ae any geDon hand. oui week or month uaranteed. : 3 & ROBESSON ict See SESSMENT. + CO,— Brincipsl San Fransisco; Gslja County, Galifer873, an i as levied upon.the pration,payable uDes gold coin, toe -orner Market a0 wwisco. Any stock ment spall — 15th day of Mart’, elinquent, and lic auction, unless before, will be sald y of May, 143, 0 sessment, togethet “LONG io bereby -apdidate fer the = : t the electinm-4 oy lois. The Daily Transeript ~-previously-used in working it. The fort is being made to~take out ore, » Or will it be until the ming opened for advantageous work. ~ Peet hole on Red Hill, recently, and NEVADA CITY, CAL. * LOCAL. AFFAIRS. Rich Prospects on Rocky. Ravine. READ ROSENBERG BROS. COLUMN. m27 Caer fae .For your nice FRESH CANDIES, ORANGES, LEMONS, NUTS, Some exceliént prospects in quartz} OYS, &C., go to L. HERSCHhave been discovered on Rocky Rayine, north of Rush Creek, and in the vicinity of Green’s ranch, about two miles from this city. THE YELLOW DIAMOND. The Yellow Diamond ledge was located a yeur or two ago, and two tunnels were run upon the ledge. Excellent ore was ‘obtained and the indications were splendid, but for some resson the cwuersstepped work. We-areinformed-by a gentleman who recently visited the mine that excellent rock in sight in this ledge. ——-—hetedge hasbeen tapped in four} different places and in each of these places it shows rich. sulphuret rock. _ SOUTH EAST EXTENSION, 4 Dr. Hughson & Co. have located the south east extension of the’ledge.! On this claim they have now-a-tun-. — nel in progress and are running upon athree foot ledge. ‘We have been shown rock from the croppings which . is rich with free gold. The ledge is near the Green claim which is now ‘yidlding the biggest kind of pay. oa ' GREEN’S LEDGE, Grecn’s claim is thesecond extension of the Yellow Diamond. The ledge at the point where he is working is decemposed, consisting of ochre and bluish quartz. They eit-to. the depth-of eight feet and run off this decomposed stuff, A gentleman who saw several pans of this dirt washed says he saw from $3 to $5 to the pan-taken out, and the pay runs as high as $5 to the pan in some places, ; THE WORK AND PROSPKCTs. ‘The Yellow. Diamond is not now being worked, but both the other claims are, and their success will encourage others to take hold and prospectin the vicinity. The Second Extension will soon have out a crushPTOURG Siac ing, and it is estimated that Green. . Will in a short time be able to clean up at least $1,000 for a short run at very little expense. The Pennsylvania Mine. “ For some months past’ the Pennsylvania mine has been in charge of Mr. Cliff of Grass Valley, as Superintendent. When he took the mine it was ina very bad* condition, ‘in consequence of the gouging system ore was taken out wherever it could be reached without reference to sys_tem or cost of extraction. “Mr. Cliff has sunk one level of 100 feet, and ran two tunnels each way, and he is now running another for the purpose of opening the’mine. He is also Tanning a tunnel north, where the ‘largest body of ground belonging ‘to the’Pennsylvania lies, and which has never yet been onened. The work Qus far, since he took charge, has beetdirected to opening the mine, and for sOme time yct this work Opening will be‘prosecuted. No efAnother Strike on Red Hilt, A man named Jackson went to work in the bottom of an old prositruck a stringer which showed free gold, Avgentleman-~informs that be ean make from_ $20 to $30 per day “Working the rock fn.a hand mortar, _ 40d he-thinks Jackson has’ struck the edge of a big pocket, IPS Myers’ Ravine. has been struck on Myers’ Ravine, beyond Selby Flat. We saw some very rich specimens. from this ledge 4 day or two.since,and we -under= they will soon have a crushing out, Consolidated Blue Gravel Mining Company. There was a meeting of the stockholiers of the above named comPany, held at the office, Findley’s on the 2d instant. All the 40,000, were represented. meeting was for the purpose of tlecting Trustees to verve one year. The ‘following were elected: E. C, Webster, Thomas R. Walker and A. J. Cook. The Trustees afterward “rgunized by electing E. C. Webster, President, Frank +, Beatty,-Secretary and Tressirer. The company’s MAN’S, at Slocovich’s old stand,.on Pine street. * tf. GRASS SEED, CLOVER SEED. Fresh Garden Seec © _ FLOWER SEED. ce PRESTON’S DRUG STORE. MEDICAL WONDER, POND’S EXTRACT: .LAMP CHIMNEYS, 5 for 60 Cents a Preston’s. / GLUE, SHILLAC, SAINFOIN, —AT— Nevada Drug Store. . ANTOINE TAM, ae DEALER IN ee OYSTERS, SY CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, .CIGARS, &c. . ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. av"I have edded, in connection with my Oyster Saloon, a fine stock of NUTS, CANDIES, ‘CIGARS, &c. Which are of the best quality and will be Sold very cheap. : _ Also, CHESTNUTS, nice and fresh. tea, If you want a FINE CIGAR call and see me. I keep no other kind, ANTOINE TAM. _ Nevada. March 26th. 6 B. H. Miller, _ ‘THE POPULAR . ONE PRICE CLOTHIER OB NEVADA COUNTY, H's JUST neckiven —AT HIS— _ ODD FELLOWS’ BUILDING, : Nevada City P A Full Assortment of the _ VERY LATEST STYLES OF = SPRING AND SUMMER . GOODS, ~Boys’ and Children’s — ‘CLOTHING. ~~ Nevada, March 25th, 1873, AUCTION. J ie undersigned will offer for sale at pu blic anction, at his ranch, between Grase Vi and Nevada, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of April, the foliowing named property: Harness complet -. 1 Cows snd Calves: or with calf. 2 Three yearold Steers. 6 Two year old Heifers. rlings. t gt oe rty is held as security for debt, and must be sold. Also, at the sare time and place, unless previously id: 1 Yoke Oxen 5 years old. 1 Yoke Steers 3 years old. 3 Cows and Celves. 16 head of Searlings. ‘ferme of sale—Notes of approved e¢n\dorsem: nt taken for all sumsover one aes dred dullars. Notes running o e yeura one per cent. P, SUTTON. QFe Si» Alta Hill, just West from th. ¥ oy. Gravel Co,*s ms, So ; * ass Valley Union, e a He Ww. Davidson awctioncer, m3 ___ ABSOLUTE WATER-PRooF, ~— } Dry 8 Fancy Goods 1 Extra Two. Horse Team. Wagon and AHEAD-~OF EVERYBODY

Just. Received sovmnniseyent ty axotnen STILL TRIUMPHANT [BELL & BROWN, . of DRUGGISTS. wf ~ CORNER OF Pine and Commercial Streets. Dealers in DRUGS,.. CHEMICALS, : PERFUMERY, _TOILET SOAP BRUSHES, of all kinds. EVER BROUGHT HERE. \ x —_—_— A. Goldsmith iB NOW. SELLING BETTER GOODS AT _ LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFOREKNOWN IN NEVADA CITY. GET . Every Article as Advertis_ ed in my Price List : And at the Pricés mentioned. —_ LOOK. LOOK . New Price List : S-PLY CARPETS, $1 58. 10 yds CALICO for $1. 10 yds MUSLIN for $1. 8 yds BLEACHED MUSLIN, $1. FRENCH CORSETS, 50 cts-& $1. GRENADINES, 20 cts per yd. GRASS LINEN, 4-4, 25 ots pr yd. PIQUES, 223% cts pr yd. SHETLAND SHAWLS, $2. & SPOOLS-SILK THREAD fo +50cts— eee tee Seas a ocala SILK. BUTTONS, 26 cts per doz. FINE FRENCH KID GLOVES, ; 78 ets er pair. — SUN DOWNS, best quglity, 50 cts each. << 10-4 MARSEILLES QUILTS, $2 each. : : HAT FRAMES, one bit. And Hundreds of cther Articles equally as CHEAP! A, GOLDSMITH. _. BROAD STREET. . Wevada, March 26th. € RF Also a full line of ‘ ) Patent Medicines. “.°. A GOOD SUPPLY OF FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, ALFALFA, CLOVER, TIMOTHY, &c. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COM: POUNDED, PURE LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. . TRUSSES OF ALL KINDS. REMEMBER THE PLACE, Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets (Bussenius’ Old Stand. ; BELL & BROWN. _—— \HO YEDYSPEPTIcS! W hite’s Specialty WILL CURE YOU. SYMPTOMS OF DYSPEPSIA are pain in the pit of the stémach, caused by contraction upon undigested food, usdally soon after eating. Acidity and wind caused by food fermenting instead of digesting. Constipation aud loss of appetite, owing to unnatural condition of food and want of gastric juice. Pain in the head, sides, breast,. and extremities, mouth clammy, with bad taste and furrid tongue. Consumptive symptoms, cough’ and palPitation of heart, often mistaken for’ consumption while it is only a symptom of dyspepsia. , Sleeplessness, dizziness, headache, gloom _. and depression of spirits,are all alarming symptoms, if neglected, but which are easily removed by the use of 'WHITE’S SPECIALTY. This valuable medicine has been used in . we have been induced to send for it. As an ( APERIENT it cannot bé excelled, and forconstipation of the;bowels it is a sure cure. _ From the Boston Journal. ' DysPersia. White’s Specialty for this aggravating complaint, has been thoroughly tested by-thousands who have been benefitted by it, and are willing to testify to its efficacy. It warrants a permanent cure, if tried faithfully. Ool-Chas. H. Taylor (private Secrétary to the Governor-of Massachusetts for three years, and a member of the Legislature,) says, in ‘“‘Amerivan Homes,” that WHITE’s SPECIALTY for dyspepsia scatters that disease a8 Quickly-as water does hot lead. From the Congregationalist (Boston.) make no nice distinctions, but whether their occupation be walking, riding, working, reading, or eating, they do them all with a rush; consequently we are the most dyspeptic people in the world. As it 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 done by WHire’s SPECIALTY FOR DysPEPsia, which from pure merit’dnd virtue alone is fast overtaking, and bids fair to exceed in its sale, all the old popular medicines of the day. ; es Mr. H. G. White.—I take pleasure in giving you the following certificate. My wife, Mrs. H. ©. Lord, during last winter was afflicted with dyspepria in the most obstinate m. After trying severe] physicians and advertised and without any other inducemen ve itafrial. After taking two bottles coty, it produced the desired effect. I cheerfu recommend it, therefore, a8 an extellent icine for the stomach, and deem it my du give r this testimonial, CHAR. o. RD. Boston, Sept. 4, Mr. H. G. White. Dear Bir:—Regar your “Specialty for Dyspepsia,” I would stay that I have used it witn the best results, Ihave been @ sufferer for five years, my food distressing me, but now can partake heartily withont inconvenience. [ was affected with dizziness so much us to fatiin the strect; that “trouble is also removed I have tried many preparations withou§ relief but i reeominendyour remédy as one dk serving the confidence-ot all. Yours truly, 6 A, HOLE, Real Estate Broker, 11 Friend Street, Boston. Residence, Cnion~Streeet, East Somerville, Muss-> ~<< ~ /¥Vit SALE BY =~ Pa ¥ fBucceseors t+“ k Buefenius.} Cor. Pisce anu .iu.ercial Sts. ; NEMA (Ans Nevada, Make iith, 1372, : * od tea_ We shall keep on hand a large assort-. “pment of = : the East with such remarkable success that . In this age of fast things, our people: BELL & BROWN ,. ** How.are you now ? Competition against Us is co : Nowhere! OUR MOTTO Is. ROSENBERG BROS. “) [A@joining the Bank of Nevada Co.] ‘$ the only OPPOSITION STORE in Ne‘A vadg. We don’t use deception, in our business, and try to deceive the public by hanging out red flags (Cheap John style) to draw the weak minded public,_and sell them old fashion or shelf worn Dry Goods, ner-do we doa Chatam Street style of business. f 5 Rosenberg Bros. . . HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK DRY GOODS In Nevada City. Which were selected with sp*clal caré from all the European and Eastern Markets. It is a treat for the ladies to call at our PALACE STORE To see the finest selection of Goods of all Shades and Colors, to be found this side of San Francisco, which we will sell at prices that-will Defy Competition, NO HUMBUG ! ECONOMY IS RICHES ! As the Convention is drawing near, and & wrangling 4s to who shall bé County Treasurer, it is resolved, Rosenberg Bros are not up for any office. We have coin enough to conduct our business. _Let it therefore be known that we cannot. and will not be undersold. We sell cheaper than any-of the third-grade dealers can buy the goods. _ Rosenberg Bros. ARE THE LEADING DRY GOODS DEALERS IN THE TOWN. Our Stock consists of the LATEST NOVELTIES. 2,000 yds Japanese Silk. 2,000 yds Silks of all colors and shades » 4,000 yds Irish Poplin. 6,000 yds Alpacca. 2,000 yds Fancy and Striped Pique. : 10,000 yds French and American Prints. seaameaibibindii 10,000 yds of all brands M lin and Sheeting. & remedies without relief, saw your . _ _A great variety of Ladies’ and Children’s Straw Hats, a Latest Novelty Parasols. < _ And.all the fineries in the way of dress that can be found in a first class Dry Goods store. _< YOURSELF OF OUR STATEMENT, “ud don't be led away by humbuge. We "t thow out any bates, but we do a legitimate_ business. By calling at our PALACE STOKE you will be assured of the trath. = ROSENBERG BROS. Nevada, March 27th, 1873. SS ‘QUICK SALES AND SMALL YY = 2 ite Laruest Stock of __ \Fancy Articles! _ GOODNEWSY! » .GOOD NEWS. * ooh? teas Great Excitement” ——aTr—— CLOTHING STORE. _ GIGANTIC FIZZLE, ‘. CLOTHING, . BOOTS, 3 -—AND== : FURNISHING GOODS, To be found in Nevada County: Which we will sell on and after this date, at « . GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. our Goods to deceive the public, but we have established a reputation for TRUTH ;--what we say is gospel truth and so says the public. lt wuries our opponents to see ‘that we ars doing the LEADING Clothing Business in the city. No Humbug ABOUT THIS SALE. We have no motive in creating an excitement in the Clothing Trade, uor bear any animosity to anybody we say. Our motto is Quick Sales and. Small Profits. ‘We publish to the world our list of prices, and fear nobody. ; Beaver Suits at $15,Pocket Handkerchief, Neck-tie and Socks thrown in the bargain, _ Beaver Suits‘ at $17. The same as the above. Cassimere Suit, $25. to $25. Scotch Suits, "from $20 to;26. Imported Scotch Suits, $30. $2 50 to BS. simere Pants, $6 50 to $9. _ Which we boast are not to be found proportion. _* Double sole Rubber Boots at Cal. Qvershirts at!$1:75. _@ray Overshirts at $1 50. Duck Pants, best, 75 ote. a paie ’ Cotton Socks, 75 cts pr doz. Cotton Socks, $1prdoz. ~~ And every article in the store at the above rates. © : list of prices we shall publish a new list daily. : eee ‘Culi ut Nathan & Casper’s for your Cisthing and consult yotr own ‘uterest. You can find / good gna “obiouable clothing cheap at — NATZAN & CASPER'S. N athan & Casper’s, LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST. Competition Against Us We don’t stick out shingles onWe don’t “‘shingle out” Socks” __at two bits, we sell them = at 121-2 ctsor $1 per dozen. Fine English and French CasAnd all the furnishing goods in * a Leos only to attend strictly to our own’ business, and we will do just what =. Fine Business Suit, from $20 Good heavy.Cassimere Pant, Flannel Gray Undershirts, $125 If there is any reduction in our. ei eee ce Bie rh Hist ys Rs