April 9, 1869 (4 pages)

DIVIDrug , Will Broad a6The Daily Transenpt, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. _ ‘WerKING QuARTZ—All who have had experience in the-working of quartz know that the amount “Saved is’ much smaller than the-agsayed value, even seseion on Frifrom 10 AD, ition. IN. reets. ’ al stock , BOT Jl. the above 8 P. M., .DIES selves. of are solicGTON. S. ymist, ce Co. “9 at Law —with-the--very best—process:—“‘Tlie sul— ee _phurets that—are-saved,when— worked 4 by chemical procéss, yield within five orten per. cent, of assayed valne,. but the great loss of gold occurs at the mill where the-fine partictes aré carried off ,_ by the current of water required to car. ry off the tailings. In working galena sulphurets, a thick scum or oily substance floats on the surface of the water, and in this and among the sand, we are informed by miners, many of the finer particles of gold are-earried away. All the.inventive genius applied to the producing of quartz mining has been directed to the grinding of the rock, and though much has been done to save and separate sulphurets by means of settlers, there is still great room: for improvement in this direction. By many it is supposed that the Rivot prounderstand that the experiments so far made by this county since they i ___erected the large revolving furnace, \ ean ng nee ee . our late worthy and esteemed fellow member, Resolutions, Hall.of Pennsylvania Engine Co., No. 2, } Nevada, April 7th, 1869. Whereas, It has pleased the Almighty Disposer of events, to remove from our midst Wittiam F. Bacigalupi,and _ Whereas, The intimate relations long held by the deceased--with the members of this Company render it proper that we should place upon record our appreciation of. his ser: Peaeeeneteek peeinacineatsantnet tere tandncnnes inpeeede ata aed taecmetesaanaaearaaatmaarinccal panes READ READ! GRAND OPENING SALES ‘ —OFr— ESE SEE Se Se . therefore, _ : Resolved, That we deplore the loss of Wm. . F. Bacigalupi with deep regret, softened only by the confident hope,that his spirit is with ‘those who, having fought the good fight here, are new-enjoying perfect happiness in-a bet: ter world. : ! ‘ es Resolved, ‘That in-his death we recognize the loss of one who was a good citizen, a-devoted fireman and an upright man. “Resolved,* That the hall of meeting be draped in mourning for thirty days. Resolved, ‘That a copy of these resolutions be published in the Nevada Daily Transcript and Daily Gazette. THE CHINESE Scuoo.—On Wednesday evening about. twenty-five Chinamen attended the School at. the Methodist Church, and were instructed, in the English language. ‘They take great interest in learnin g, many of them who haVe only. attended two or three times being able to spell words of two and three letters. Many teachers old and young were present, and seemed to take great.interest in instracting their have been very successful, and the per cent. saved from rock worked in this way, has been greatly increased. ‘The timg will in all probability come when many of the ledges which do not pay to work now, will pay. welt on account of the larger amount saved from the sent Propuce Srore.—R. P. Summers’ at his store on Commercial street, keeps always on hand a fine lot of farm produce, fresh from the ranch. W. S. McRoberts has charge of the establishment, and will always. be found.on hand ready tosupply customers. Those who ‘want fresh eggs, butter, vegetables, wheat, barley or shelf goods should-give him acall. See advertisement in today's paper. © ° THE CAPITAL SAVINGS Bank.—The attention of our readers is called to the advertisement of the Capital Savings Bank, of Sacramento, published to-day. This institution is under the control of responsible parties, and is a sate place for deposits. Quite a large sum has been sent from this county every year to be deposited in San Francisco. All who make deposits will find it much more convenient and fully as sufé to send to the Capital Savings Bunk, Sac_.xamento, The office is on Fourth street, between J and K. hed Tae Youne MeEn’s SocraL.—The Young Men’s Social Club, having the pleasure and comfort of their guests at at heart; have made arrangements by which they are enabled to obtain the / assembly room of the new school build‘ ing for the party announced for the 22d. The young--men have secured-the best music and will spare neither expense nor labor to make their party. the most pleasant of the season. Their excellent management and success on such occasions is proverbial. — District ‘Court, April 8th.—John F, Baun,a-nativeof Germany, was ad—. mitted to citizenship. Sutton vs Coe Mining Co. et al. Judgment for plaintiff against the Coe Mining Co. Kramer vs Marsh: Judgment for plaintiff in accordance: with prayer. of, complaint. Court adjourned to Saturday morning at 10 o’clock. Har Past SEVEN O’cLocK.—For] the benefit of the church going community in this city,we will state that here-, after the Court House bell will ring for evening service at 15 minutes past 7 o'clock and at half past 7 o’clock, af which time evening services will commence in the various churches of our city. Mining ON DEER CREEK—A company of men are engaged in washing away the site of the old Eagle saw mill on Deer Creek, a short distance above this city. “The ground above and below the spot was worked in early days . Lester & Co, have received a lot of Cas— pupils. Cassins’ WINE BITTers.—A, W., sin’s X. L. Wine Bitters, just the thing for dyspeptics and those who want an appetite. They are very pleasant to the taste. and are made of California Wine. “Lester“& Co. have also a good stock of Yarmouth sweet. corn, which, for the table is superior to Winslow’s corn, ~ : MULBERRY TREES.—There been about 20,000 mulberry -trees—set out in this vicinity during this season, and no doubt many more have been planted in other localities of the county, The silk business is receiving the attention it deserves; and the people seem determined that there shall be no lack of food for the worms. THe-County Ja1,—Eight prisoners are now confined in the county jail, and two of them only are charged with grave. offences; namely: incest and highway robbery. The number ‘is now smaller than at any time in the past two years. The average per weck has been during that time from ten to sixteen; Cot. H. H. Raymond, long known as a citizen of this place, died at the Occidental Hotel, San Francisco, on Sunday the 21st of March, 1869. —_-EuREKA MINE.—The result of the last run of two weeks from the Eureka, exclusive of sulphurets, was $23,000.— The sulphurets yielded about $7,000 more. NEw SaLoon.—Major Jack Downing has recently been below and purchased a‘stock of liquors. He will open & sas loon, shortly, at his place on Pine street, where the thirsty can be accommodated. = ep NOTICE. ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO me are respectfully requestea to call and pay their Bills. W. C. RANDOLPH. cy YOUNG MEN'S PARTY. A GRAND PARTY WILL BE GIVEN BY THE Young Men’s Social Club, —AT— THE NEW SCHOOL HOUSE, On Thursday Evening, April 22d. Reception Committee, * WM. COOMBE, «__G. VY. SCHMITTBURG, BROWN. she Floor Managers. A. R. LORD, W. H, H. COFFMAN, J. E. NICHOLS. Dancing from 8 to 12 o'clock. and paid well. have fF Nevada, April 6th, 1869. Fai 1a CAMPAIGN OPENED! THE Pioneer Clothing Emporium par, Yen BANNER BROS. AT THEIR OLD STAND, Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, oe A RE NOW READY TO SUPPLY p. The People of Nevada Councy, WITH ANY GOODS IN THEIR LINE. FIFTY PER CENT LOWER CHAN ANY HOUSE IN THE INTERIOK OF THE STATE. Great Bargains ins for all. . BANNER BROTHERS, @HAVING ESTABLISHED THE FACT CHAT THEY CAN we AND DO SELL at CLOTHING, "BOOTS, HATS, . &e. &e., Cheaper than any of their Comae petitors, ARE NOW IN THE FIELD WITH THE ~ : Largest & Finest Assortment anes . Gents’ and Boy’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Ever before offered im the Interior of the State. \ We sell our Goods at from 30 to 50 per cent Cheaper thanformer rates. ATTENTION. te All ye in want of CLOTHING, we now offer you Goods at lower prices than you 2. ever bought them beiore and Cheaper than you can get them anywhere else,_43 -Our Spring Clothing, Furnishing Goods and Business Suits ARE OF THE —— LATEST STYLES And superiorto any hitherto imported. Po) Fine Fashionable Dress Suits, We will sell for LESS MONEY than they can be bought for anywhere else in California. ce" Gents: CLOTHING ‘and we feel assured we can Batisfy you both as toST'YLES AND PKICES, HATS! HATS! HATS! OF THE LATEST STYLES, Including VELOCIPEDE & ALPINE HATS, _¢ Shirts and Under-clothing. aaa An unlimited sapply of WHITE SHIRTS, of ali the Finest Quality, UNDER CLOTHING, HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFS, NECK TIES SUSPENDERS, and YANKEE NOTIONS of Invitations must be shown at the door. -e ‘THE. GOODS MUST BE SOLD !. vices as a Hiren and his merits asa nan, {© DOWNFALL IN PRICES iz aa ie eee . 8. MEYER & CO. ——. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets [REGARDLESS OF ALL COST! We ask you to examine our . . GREATEST INDUCEMENT EVER OFFERED! TO THE : é People’ of Nevada County ! « ~‘Regardless of Cost! oe 1, NEVADA CITY. OULD 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’ CLOTHING, —AaND— 2. FURNISHING GOOBS! 43 Trunks, Valises, Boots, &c. COMPLETE SUITS: COAT, VEST AND PANTS pT ONLY ; S<a> TEN DOLLARS ! set And Everything Else in the same proportion ! @ @>ai § WE HAVE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING ~ GOODS, enough to supply every man in the Ceunty. We desire to see them all '. well dressed before we leave: the town and therefore we invite them to call and secure GREAT BARGAINS!!! — This isno Humbug! Before buying elsewhere examine our Goods and Prices ! B. MEYER & CO., x Corner Broad and Pine Streets. Opposite Goldsmith’s Dry Goods Store, Nevada city. ee This space was sold to C.C. HASTINGS & CO, (suecessere to Heveron, Hastines & Co,) the fashionable Clothiers; but owing to the press of business, caused by the great inducements offered to buyers, they have no time to write advertisements at present, a3-1m ~ Cexs of its treatment ranks it second to nore, .the URINARY ORGANS ~Consumpt }-and by calling the attention of Private Medical Institute ‘., ., Batablished py Dr. J. CG. YOUNG, in 1850, “No Cure, No Pay. Consultation by letter, or otherwise, Frex, ‘ BENJ. F, JOSSELY Ny Me By _TU\HIS celebrated. Institute has enjoyed ou this Coast ai ‘ n whinterrupted success of 13 years, and has b ecome ong of ‘the niost cele PRIVATE DISEASES \. In Males, and Irregularities in Females are the great destroyers of health, ‘They insidu attack the system, and gradualty undermine and destroy it : they drivo the bloom fi y pong cg wrap ng <Page eye, the strength \ and vigor from the frame, they give puny and _ > diseased offspring, and poison, iN fot successive generations, the race ot mun. ‘The marks can be seen in Scrofula, Consumption, Cripples, the idietic; the Paralytic. the Insane. ‘There is no more terrible scourge to the hus man-race-than those diseases arising from the contamination Venerial Poison, ‘I'he mildest forms, by retreating to the blood, hold ever over the one afflicted, the sword of destruction that is Hable at moment to fall and blight —to utterly destroy—all earthly hopes, MERCURY, recognized as the most FATAL, MEDICAL ENEMY to maa, combining with the Veneaial, doubles his dangers. ‘Those who have been treated with that pernicious MINERAL POISON, are not cured ; the: disease has only assumed a new-forin, © Do Nor BE SATISFIED wite PaRTran CuRz; That leaves the poison to crawl through the system, eating its way into the tissues and organs beneath the apparently smooth surface: to burst out in the future with a virulence that will battle the effects of medicine. When perfect CURES ean be obtained by oo whom long practice nvest tion into the causes of Di, ot at once ete. in ce. the cause of the disease, rmine In all diseases entrusted to th 1 PERFECT, SPEEDY, PERMANENCE reese IN ALL CASES CURES GUARANTEED, In Syphilis and its adjuncts, Gonnhor and accompying diseases ; in all dlsondace a the Bladder, Kidneys and rostate; Seminal) Weakness, Diseases of the Heart and Lungs, Dyspepsia, Indigestion Impotency, Incipient ; lon, and all diseases of the uniar organs in either sex, cure always or NO PAY requiredoo SEMINAL WEAKNESS, The young man who experiences that grow: ing weakness in his muscular and mental organization should stop and consider whence it the weakness of the arises, a wy 7 back, trembling of the limbs, disorderedtion. unaccountable failing of the pon i of the mind, distate for society, dreed of impending trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness troubled and lacivious dreams, accompanie by y patie Doge oy loss of muscular power, and numerous other symptoms of disorgani. vation, the positive traces Of that most terrible and: destructive of all diseases, Seminal Weakness—wasting away his powers, destroying his hope of life and mynhood, and dragging him along the broken path of his exiatence, toward @ premature and loathsome rave, ‘To him who finds his life dribling out n the discharge of the Vital principle of existence in nocturnal and diurnal emissions, thé mere cessation of the causes its appearance arriage, oly office, the safeguord and hope Of manhood, brings to sucha anus hope of cure, butadds to his misery in the know!edge of the oue who looks to him for so much of her a is a victim of his evil and an innocent Companion of his punishment, He adds to his misery and disorder uatil hope leaves him, There is no rescue except fa proper and skilful treatment, Consult then, at once, a physician whom long practice an careful research has made him thorou hly conversant with every phase of theisease,— ‘Those who -have-beceme the victims of solita: ry vices, that dreadful, fascinating and destruc. table habit, which fills chousands of sick rooins with paralytics amd consumptives, and hundreds of untimely graves with its misguided viciims, should consult without a’ moment's delay, one who will sympathise with their suf. ferings. ‘To such the Doctor would especially recommend himsell, giving to each and all, guarantees of a Fertect and Permanent Cure without Hindrance from Business, Change o Diet; Fear of Exposure, Do not forget the address. See below, IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES, When a female is ig trouble or afflicted with disease, and requices atten Or surgical attendance, the enquiry shonld be, where ia there a physician who is fully competent to administer relief, and whose respectable stand: ing in society recommends him to the coniidence of the community ¥ The Doctor ynderstanding how imperatively necessary these requirements are,,teele called ypon to interpose, the afflicted to the fact that he.has been a Professor of Obstetrics and Female Diseases for Twenty Years, and is fully qualified to administer in al) cases both medically and surgically, not in a superfi anner, but in as thorough a manner aa are of study ald practice—both in hospitals. ‘and families—can make, to save them from the hands the unqualified, unscrupulous and designing. Therefore families can rely upon him as upon @ father. All in affliction can find in him one who Can feel and sympathize with, and betriend them in trouble—one in whose ™ secresy the ntmost confidence can be placed. Consultation (by Letter or Otherwise) Fuzk See address below. , THE CELEBRATED FEMALE REMEDIES. Dr. Young, have now obtained a most exten. ded popes and aye correctly viewed to be the safest and snrest remedies for the e6mplaints for which they are applied. THe constantly accruing tebtimonials of the Giticacy, declare them to be pre-eminenatly~guperior to their action. No lady. should be withoat. ents. None mg sper thir offiee. Sent by part ofthe GREAT FEMA Discovery ofthis or any other Age. Preventiya Powpers rrr Maggiep Lapizs. These Powders. will be found of essential val those whose. means; health or other cjrCumstaneces do not permit them to increase he number 41 their family without inconvenless proeured at r Express to any ay aime venient every description. i “. ience, suffering and perhaps risk of life. Thia:, . oo una eeae md peeperauon is new, safe, infallible, convenient TO ALL MERCHANTS! “Van eimple, and cannot injure the hewlth. Who deal in Clothing, both in this city and Their use sho avo certain times county, we would pong on us before A oing Price 310 a box. Sent ve pay Desk of ie coast to Sal. Francisco to make purchases. We cau perfectly meu re ao clon.” Hemit by Mail sell you Goods in this city at LOWER RATES or Express \ BENJ F. JOSSELYN, M.D: than you can buy themat the Bay: ~~~ ge sevilla plano Our Stock is complete for the Spring Trade 3 FRENCH LUNAR OR FEMALE MONTHLY and our prices.are lower than those of any oth. PILLS—Price %. : BEB opine Acknowledged by the Medical Fraternity té “Persons in want of any Goods in our line had be the only safe, mild and eflleacious remedy better consult their own interest by making to be depended on in long standin es of purchases at the oes ad inmnacar eke rege <a 4 ¥ ba Pioneer Clothing Emporium. ‘auctions 0 By t hae Se 2G OF wi 8 ' : vh deplorable effects on th BANNER BROTHERS, jaa ag ashy eae ee ° Wholesale & Retail Dealers, Address BENJ. F. JOSS N, M.D. Cor. Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada City. W @ehington St. San Francisco, Box 135 P.O a ba rs —— ri es <a : . and ‘thorough ‘ > » MEDICINE ‘Tie Greated a Compounded froin the private prescriptions of _~ ra

DIVIDrug , Will Broad a6The Daily Transenpt, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. _ ‘WerKING QuARTZ—All who have had experience in the-working of quartz know that the amount “Saved is’ much smaller than the-agsayed value, even seseion on Frifrom 10 AD, ition. IN. reets. ’ al stock , BOT Jl. the above 8 P. M., .DIES selves. of are solicGTON. S. ymist, ce Co. “9 at Law —with-the--very best—process:—“‘Tlie sul— ee _phurets that—are-saved,when— worked 4 by chemical procéss, yield within five orten per. cent, of assayed valne,. but the great loss of gold occurs at the mill where the-fine partictes aré carried off ,_ by the current of water required to car. ry off the tailings. In working galena sulphurets, a thick scum or oily substance floats on the surface of the water, and in this and among the sand, we are informed by miners, many of the finer particles of gold are-earried away. All the.inventive genius applied to the producing of quartz mining has been directed to the grinding of the rock, and though much has been done to save and separate sulphurets by means of settlers, there is still great room: for improvement in this direction. By many it is supposed that the Rivot prounderstand that the experiments so far made by this county since they i ___erected the large revolving furnace, \ ean ng nee ee . our late worthy and esteemed fellow member, Resolutions, Hall.of Pennsylvania Engine Co., No. 2, } Nevada, April 7th, 1869. Whereas, It has pleased the Almighty Disposer of events, to remove from our midst Wittiam F. Bacigalupi,and _ Whereas, The intimate relations long held by the deceased--with the members of this Company render it proper that we should place upon record our appreciation of. his ser: Peaeeeneteek peeinacineatsantnet tere tandncnnes inpeeede ata aed taecmetesaanaaearaaatmaarinccal panes READ READ! GRAND OPENING SALES ‘ —OFr— ESE SEE Se Se . therefore, _ : Resolved, That we deplore the loss of Wm. . F. Bacigalupi with deep regret, softened only by the confident hope,that his spirit is with ‘those who, having fought the good fight here, are new-enjoying perfect happiness in-a bet: ter world. : ! ‘ es Resolved, ‘That in-his death we recognize the loss of one who was a good citizen, a-devoted fireman and an upright man. “Resolved,* That the hall of meeting be draped in mourning for thirty days. Resolved, ‘That a copy of these resolutions be published in the Nevada Daily Transcript and Daily Gazette. THE CHINESE Scuoo.—On Wednesday evening about. twenty-five Chinamen attended the School at. the Methodist Church, and were instructed, in the English language. ‘They take great interest in learnin g, many of them who haVe only. attended two or three times being able to spell words of two and three letters. Many teachers old and young were present, and seemed to take great.interest in instracting their have been very successful, and the per cent. saved from rock worked in this way, has been greatly increased. ‘The timg will in all probability come when many of the ledges which do not pay to work now, will pay. welt on account of the larger amount saved from the sent Propuce Srore.—R. P. Summers’ at his store on Commercial street, keeps always on hand a fine lot of farm produce, fresh from the ranch. W. S. McRoberts has charge of the establishment, and will always. be found.on hand ready tosupply customers. Those who ‘want fresh eggs, butter, vegetables, wheat, barley or shelf goods should-give him acall. See advertisement in today's paper. © ° THE CAPITAL SAVINGS Bank.—The attention of our readers is called to the advertisement of the Capital Savings Bank, of Sacramento, published to-day. This institution is under the control of responsible parties, and is a sate place for deposits. Quite a large sum has been sent from this county every year to be deposited in San Francisco. All who make deposits will find it much more convenient and fully as sufé to send to the Capital Savings Bunk, Sac_.xamento, The office is on Fourth street, between J and K. hed Tae Youne MeEn’s SocraL.—The Young Men’s Social Club, having the pleasure and comfort of their guests at at heart; have made arrangements by which they are enabled to obtain the / assembly room of the new school build‘ ing for the party announced for the 22d. The young--men have secured-the best music and will spare neither expense nor labor to make their party. the most pleasant of the season. Their excellent management and success on such occasions is proverbial. — District ‘Court, April 8th.—John F, Baun,a-nativeof Germany, was ad—. mitted to citizenship. Sutton vs Coe Mining Co. et al. Judgment for plaintiff against the Coe Mining Co. Kramer vs Marsh: Judgment for plaintiff in accordance: with prayer. of, complaint. Court adjourned to Saturday morning at 10 o’clock. Har Past SEVEN O’cLocK.—For] the benefit of the church going community in this city,we will state that here-, after the Court House bell will ring for evening service at 15 minutes past 7 o'clock and at half past 7 o’clock, af which time evening services will commence in the various churches of our city. Mining ON DEER CREEK—A company of men are engaged in washing away the site of the old Eagle saw mill on Deer Creek, a short distance above this city. “The ground above and below the spot was worked in early days . Lester & Co, have received a lot of Cas— pupils. Cassins’ WINE BITTers.—A, W., sin’s X. L. Wine Bitters, just the thing for dyspeptics and those who want an appetite. They are very pleasant to the taste. and are made of California Wine. “Lester“& Co. have also a good stock of Yarmouth sweet. corn, which, for the table is superior to Winslow’s corn, ~ : MULBERRY TREES.—There been about 20,000 mulberry -trees—set out in this vicinity during this season, and no doubt many more have been planted in other localities of the county, The silk business is receiving the attention it deserves; and the people seem determined that there shall be no lack of food for the worms. THe-County Ja1,—Eight prisoners are now confined in the county jail, and two of them only are charged with grave. offences; namely: incest and highway robbery. The number ‘is now smaller than at any time in the past two years. The average per weck has been during that time from ten to sixteen; Cot. H. H. Raymond, long known as a citizen of this place, died at the Occidental Hotel, San Francisco, on Sunday the 21st of March, 1869. —_-EuREKA MINE.—The result of the last run of two weeks from the Eureka, exclusive of sulphurets, was $23,000.— The sulphurets yielded about $7,000 more. NEw SaLoon.—Major Jack Downing has recently been below and purchased a‘stock of liquors. He will open & sas loon, shortly, at his place on Pine street, where the thirsty can be accommodated. = ep NOTICE. ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO me are respectfully requestea to call and pay their Bills. W. C. RANDOLPH. cy YOUNG MEN'S PARTY. A GRAND PARTY WILL BE GIVEN BY THE Young Men’s Social Club, —AT— THE NEW SCHOOL HOUSE, On Thursday Evening, April 22d. Reception Committee, * WM. COOMBE, «__G. VY. SCHMITTBURG, BROWN. she Floor Managers. A. R. LORD, W. H, H. COFFMAN, J. E. NICHOLS. Dancing from 8 to 12 o'clock. and paid well. have fF Nevada, April 6th, 1869. Fai 1a CAMPAIGN OPENED! THE Pioneer Clothing Emporium par, Yen BANNER BROS. AT THEIR OLD STAND, Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, oe A RE NOW READY TO SUPPLY p. The People of Nevada Councy, WITH ANY GOODS IN THEIR LINE. FIFTY PER CENT LOWER CHAN ANY HOUSE IN THE INTERIOK OF THE STATE. Great Bargains ins for all. . BANNER BROTHERS, @HAVING ESTABLISHED THE FACT CHAT THEY CAN we AND DO SELL at CLOTHING, "BOOTS, HATS, . &e. &e., Cheaper than any of their Comae petitors, ARE NOW IN THE FIELD WITH THE ~ : Largest & Finest Assortment

anes . Gents’ and Boy’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Ever before offered im the Interior of the State. \ We sell our Goods at from 30 to 50 per cent Cheaper thanformer rates. ATTENTION. te All ye in want of CLOTHING, we now offer you Goods at lower prices than you 2. ever bought them beiore and Cheaper than you can get them anywhere else,_43 -Our Spring Clothing, Furnishing Goods and Business Suits ARE OF THE —— LATEST STYLES And superiorto any hitherto imported. Po) Fine Fashionable Dress Suits, We will sell for LESS MONEY than they can be bought for anywhere else in California. ce" Gents: CLOTHING ‘and we feel assured we can Batisfy you both as toST'YLES AND PKICES, HATS! HATS! HATS! OF THE LATEST STYLES, Including VELOCIPEDE & ALPINE HATS, _¢ Shirts and Under-clothing. aaa An unlimited sapply of WHITE SHIRTS, of ali the Finest Quality, UNDER CLOTHING, HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFS, NECK TIES SUSPENDERS, and YANKEE NOTIONS of Invitations must be shown at the door. -e ‘THE. GOODS MUST BE SOLD !. vices as a Hiren and his merits asa nan, {© DOWNFALL IN PRICES iz aa ie eee . 8. MEYER & CO. ——. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets [REGARDLESS OF ALL COST! We ask you to examine our . . GREATEST INDUCEMENT EVER OFFERED! TO THE : é People’ of Nevada County ! « ~‘Regardless of Cost! oe 1, NEVADA CITY. OULD 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’ CLOTHING, —AaND— 2. FURNISHING GOOBS! 43 Trunks, Valises, Boots, &c. COMPLETE SUITS: COAT, VEST AND PANTS pT ONLY ; S<a> TEN DOLLARS ! set And Everything Else in the same proportion ! @ @>ai § WE HAVE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING ~ GOODS, enough to supply every man in the Ceunty. We desire to see them all '. well dressed before we leave: the town and therefore we invite them to call and secure GREAT BARGAINS!!! — This isno Humbug! Before buying elsewhere examine our Goods and Prices ! B. MEYER & CO., x Corner Broad and Pine Streets. Opposite Goldsmith’s Dry Goods Store, Nevada city. ee This space was sold to C.C. HASTINGS & CO, (suecessere to Heveron, Hastines & Co,) the fashionable Clothiers; but owing to the press of business, caused by the great inducements offered to buyers, they have no time to write advertisements at present, a3-1m ~ Cexs of its treatment ranks it second to nore, .the URINARY ORGANS ~Consumpt }-and by calling the attention of Private Medical Institute ‘., ., Batablished py Dr. J. CG. YOUNG, in 1850, “No Cure, No Pay. Consultation by letter, or otherwise, Frex, ‘ BENJ. F, JOSSELY Ny Me By _TU\HIS celebrated. Institute has enjoyed ou this Coast ai ‘ n whinterrupted success of 13 years, and has b ecome ong of ‘the niost cele PRIVATE DISEASES \. In Males, and Irregularities in Females are the great destroyers of health, ‘They insidu attack the system, and gradualty undermine and destroy it : they drivo the bloom fi y pong cg wrap ng <Page eye, the strength \ and vigor from the frame, they give puny and _ > diseased offspring, and poison, iN fot successive generations, the race ot mun. ‘The marks can be seen in Scrofula, Consumption, Cripples, the idietic; the Paralytic. the Insane. ‘There is no more terrible scourge to the hus man-race-than those diseases arising from the contamination Venerial Poison, ‘I'he mildest forms, by retreating to the blood, hold ever over the one afflicted, the sword of destruction that is Hable at moment to fall and blight —to utterly destroy—all earthly hopes, MERCURY, recognized as the most FATAL, MEDICAL ENEMY to maa, combining with the Veneaial, doubles his dangers. ‘Those who have been treated with that pernicious MINERAL POISON, are not cured ; the: disease has only assumed a new-forin, © Do Nor BE SATISFIED wite PaRTran CuRz; That leaves the poison to crawl through the system, eating its way into the tissues and organs beneath the apparently smooth surface: to burst out in the future with a virulence that will battle the effects of medicine.. When perfect CURES ean be obtained by oo whom long practice nvest tion into the causes of Di, ot at once ete. in ce. the cause of the disease, rmine In all diseases entrusted to th 1 PERFECT, SPEEDY, PERMANENCE reese IN ALL CASES CURES GUARANTEED, In Syphilis and its adjuncts, Gonnhor and accompying diseases ; in all dlsondace a the Bladder, Kidneys and rostate; Seminal) Weakness, Diseases of the Heart and Lungs, Dyspepsia, Indigestion Impotency, Incipient ; lon, and all diseases of the uniar organs in either sex, cure always or NO PAY requiredoo SEMINAL WEAKNESS, The young man who experiences that grow: ing weakness in his muscular and mental organization should stop and consider whence it the weakness of the arises, a wy 7 back, trembling of the limbs, disorderedtion. unaccountable failing of the pon i of the mind, distate for society, dreed of impending trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness troubled and lacivious dreams, accompanie by y patie Doge oy loss of muscular power, and numerous other symptoms of disorgani. vation, the positive traces Of that most terrible and: destructive of all diseases, Seminal Weakness—wasting away his powers, destroying his hope of life and mynhood, and dragging him along the broken path of his exiatence, toward @ premature and loathsome rave, ‘To him who finds his life dribling out n the discharge of the Vital principle of existence in nocturnal and diurnal emissions, thé mere cessation of the causes its appearance arriage, oly office, the safeguord and hope Of manhood, brings to sucha anus hope of cure, butadds to his misery in the know!edge of the oue who looks to him for so much of her a is a victim of his evil and an innocent Companion of his punishment, He adds to his misery and disorder uatil hope leaves him, There is no rescue except fa proper and skilful treatment, Consult then, at once, a physician whom long practice an careful research has made him thorou hly conversant with every phase of theisease,— ‘Those who -have-beceme the victims of solita: ry vices, that dreadful, fascinating and destruc. table habit, which fills chousands of sick rooins with paralytics amd consumptives, and hundreds of untimely graves with its misguided viciims, should consult without a’ moment's delay, one who will sympathise with their suf. ferings. ‘To such the Doctor would especially recommend himsell, giving to each and all, guarantees of a Fertect and Permanent Cure without Hindrance from Business, Change o Diet; Fear of Exposure, Do not forget the address. See below, IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES, When a female is ig trouble or afflicted with disease, and requices atten Or surgical attendance, the enquiry shonld be, where ia there a physician who is fully competent to administer relief, and whose respectable stand: ing in society recommends him to the coniidence of the community ¥ The Doctor ynderstanding how imperatively necessary these requirements are,,teele called ypon to interpose, the afflicted to the fact that he.has been a Professor of Obstetrics and Female Diseases for Twenty Years, and is fully qualified to administer in al) cases both medically and surgically, not in a superfi anner, but in as thorough a manner aa are of study ald practice—both in hospitals. ‘and families—can make, to save them from the hands the unqualified, unscrupulous and designing. Therefore families can rely upon him as upon @ father. All in affliction can find in him one who Can feel and sympathize with, and betriend them in trouble—one in whose ™ secresy the ntmost confidence can be placed. Consultation (by Letter or Otherwise) Fuzk See address below. , THE CELEBRATED FEMALE REMEDIES. Dr. Young, have now obtained a most exten. ded popes and aye correctly viewed to be the safest and snrest remedies for the e6mplaints for which they are applied. THe constantly accruing tebtimonials of the Giticacy, declare them to be pre-eminenatly~guperior to their action. No lady. should be withoat. ents. None mg sper thir offiee. Sent by part ofthe GREAT FEMA Discovery ofthis or any other Age. Preventiya Powpers rrr Maggiep Lapizs. These Powders. will be found of essential val those whose. means; health or other cjrCumstaneces do not permit them to increase he number 41 their family without inconvenless proeured at r Express to any ay aime venient every description. i “. ience, suffering and perhaps risk of life. Thia:, . oo una eeae md peeperauon is new, safe, infallible, convenient TO ALL MERCHANTS! “Van eimple, and cannot injure the hewlth. Who deal in Clothing, both in this city and Their use sho avo certain times county, we would pong on us before A oing Price 310 a box. Sent ve pay Desk of ie coast to Sal. Francisco to make purchases. We cau perfectly meu re ao clon.” Hemit by Mail sell you Goods in this city at LOWER RATES or Express \ BENJ F. JOSSELYN, M.D: than you can buy themat the Bay: ~~~ ge sevilla plano Our Stock is complete for the Spring Trade 3 FRENCH LUNAR OR FEMALE MONTHLY and our prices.are lower than those of any oth. PILLS—Price %. : BEB opine Acknowledged by the Medical Fraternity té “Persons in want of any Goods in our line had be the only safe, mild and eflleacious remedy better consult their own interest by making to be depended on in long standin es of purchases at the oes ad inmnacar eke rege <a 4 ¥ ba Pioneer Clothing Emporium. ‘auctions 0 By t hae Se 2G OF wi 8 ' : vh deplorable effects on th BANNER BROTHERS, jaa ag ashy eae ee ° Wholesale & Retail Dealers, Address BENJ. F. JOSS N, M.D.. Cor. Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada City. W @ehington St. San Francisco, Box 135 P.O a ba rs —— ri es <a : . and ‘thorough ‘ > » MEDICINE ‘Tie Greated a Compounded froin the private prescriptions of _~ ra