August 7, 1873 (4 pages)

a! » 18 & good VA who ‘dig. Soverument sale of the S along the “1008 metn] . these gitano he sales of 1872 amonnas the popuonly 2,000,m this subach person, at 0 each Male " of money j rs arty on the bie railroads expetise, — It management ads ‘thay: Be e° supply of it this propexpenses for -Ata meeting idahe Mining Jay evening 9 20 per share, ting $62,000, _ -d better than.and: regular assured for an ay¥S the Grass nts are going oma, the ter. Pacific Rail_ —$—$——— , 922 convicts San Quentin, cattle thieves ing business.” DRA LET SPS ndidate, . Liberty Hi, Lit , at the request> announces himandidate for the aken ix advance and will add sey. ghts of the peomonopolies conll enlighten the of the day from 2 ty ty Central Be. spudlican County. will be beld at ALL, n, Aug. 9th, k ommittee is re so requested to . Jy order “LL, Chairman, ditors, Estate of Patriek Notice is hereby . administrator of e, to the cred s having claims exhibit the same chers within four ion of this notice, administrator, at yuse, Nevada City, I, Aministrator. a5. FOR SALE. mestead Lots, attached ot, rate sale from this. ~ he 30th cf July. ty can be seen. It y township, frontd known as the . ‘chard. purchasing ® fine: plication, receive in regard to the ver. 1, Nevada City. g Works, G.V.roed. on premises, +, Grass Valley. is not sold at prt » 30th day of July, blic auction. Due JON, Anctionest. Paden 300, . PIPES BS y inform vst and surro tant receipt of th? ES, ETC. Ere le, wholesale #74 )prices. the finest} brands sen i saeit ‘Ses with ‘wer rates than they ods and prices. J. JACOBS, . ding, Pine StreetThe Daily are NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AT "FAIRS. Siaed of Supervisers— Aug. Term. «Tuesday, August, 5th, i873. “Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present, full Board. Pres-, “ident J. Ww. Robb presiding, Minutes ‘of previous meeting ee and approved. The following bills were PSaninaa, " allowed, and warrants ordered drawn on the tieasury. GENERAL FUND. Bank of Nevada Co., eae certifieates; $419 25. M. Epright, witness and jury certificates, $56. ~ Quarterly Report of Road Commissioner ‘read,. approved, and the same ordered printed, calling special . attention to the owners of the roads mentioned as_being in a bad condition, to that fact, and instructing” . Road Comiuissioner to proceed in' aceordance with law, if. such notice is not heeded. The following bills were recommended by. the Road Commissioner and ordered paid: = ROAD FUND. No. Amonnt. 623, Chas. Holzenbecker, $ 47 25 " 624, Jas. McNally, 43 75 625, Chas. Holzenbecker, ~ 33 75 535, G. W. Jones, 57 49 626; # 81 64 627, J. Fraser, 31 25 628, Michaei Connclly, 44 67 638, G. W. Jones, ; 63 00 629, ps es 107 00 630, Henry Fuchs, — 68-75 631, 9 37 632, es A 29 37 G33, = 24 50 634, bs a 4) 62 635, John Kitts, 68 75 636, John Murphy, “ERT. 637, John Kitts, HBAS. 638, John Murphy, 118 75 a Be 33-12 640, Theo. Schwarts, 35 00 641, Eldred Northup, 93 75 642, Michael Phelan, 50 00 643, Eldred Northup, 15 62 644, ae. 22 50 645, Robert Huckins, 50 00 646, James Creegan, 118 75 647, E. M. liuntiey, 22 50 648, Jas. Creegan, 37 50 649, Jas. Bottomly, 33 75 650, A. Savage, 72 50 651, B.S: Ogden, 20:00 652, Chas. Holzenbecker, 24 37 653, Wm, Wilkinson, . ¥ 78 91 654, Jas. Brown, : 25.00 . 655, Moses Bates, 63 12 656, John B. Conn, 246.10 657, Henry Hays, 43 00 65 8, 85 81 659, John Parry, 11 00 660, H. Permewan, 18 00 ek . $2,125 76 By Special Contraet:. at A. Lucas, $ 5.00 2, Albert Matteson, 53.00 rit Josiah Glasson, 349 50 664, itd 40 00 665, G. W. Scion: 25 00 -666, A. Jenkins: 6 00 667, Peter Suyder, 120 00 668, R. S. Ogden, 158 20 669, John Fitter, 7 50 670, Jas, Cardwell, $175 00 a $939 20 ‘The following bills were examined and allowed on the General Fund: Wm. Daws, per diem, 76 days at $6 per day, $456 00.Wm. Daws, mileage, 1,620 miles, “at 10 cents per mile, $162. Wm. Waldron, material furnished for burial purposes, $5 50. Niles Searls, on “account, as~per contract. for legal a Special Fund, $250. On motion the Board adjourned until 10 o’clock, A. M., to-morrow. T. ©. Puvgerr, Clerk. Pianos at Auction. Our readers should not forget the auction sale to-day, at the residence of A. H. Havell, two doors above the Theatre, commencing at 10 o’clock. The stock consists of pianos, organs, and other musical instruments, furniture, stoves, carpets, fixtures, etc. A splendid opportunity is offered to get bargains to-day, as Judge Davidson means business, and the highest . ; bidder gets them, . 5 Sola Out. We understand that Chas. MoElvy has sold out his newspaper business to Len Dorsey, who will hereafter ‘have complete charge of the routes. Len is a good fellow and We aré confident he will do well in}, his new line of business: County Centrai Committee. The members of the Repablican County Committee, are requested to meet at Library Hall, on Satuz-, day afternoon, st 2.o’clock. The candidates on the Republican ticket are also requested to meet with the Committee. ideas ae AxotuEn window-pane ghost has *ppeared in San Francisco. Professional and Amateur Musi« Should examine the” Combination Solo Stops, ‘Woods’ & Co’s. Organs, . The Aeoline. A most delicate, soft or breathing stop. The Vos Humana. A baritone solo, ‘nota fan.or tremolo. The Pjano. A beantifully toned piano, whtich will never require’ tuning. . column. U. S. A. Bitters. The U.S. A. Indian Bitters is a standard article, and can be. had at fl the saloons and at thedrugstores. It is an invaluable article for nerousness, dyspepsia, indiges:ion and’ ‘constipation, Try-itfor any.qne of these complaints, and. you will soon declare it, have, a grand success. wholesile by all San i bers. 1 The Best Barnt and Ground Coffee. Families now using Marden & Myrick’s burnt and ground coffee, pronounceg it the best in the world. It can -be had at all the grocery stores in the State. Take-no other, but try Marden & Myrick’s: Coffee. * Hy eer IF you have a cough or cold, you are currying with you’ the seeds of consumption, It should be cured at once. Thousands have already . saved themselves with. Wistar’s Balram of Wilt Cherry; which has cured . the disease in every stage. What We Need when Debilitated. Appetite and digestion Janguish at this season. At the very time when the body most needs renovation and support, the stomach, its comimissariat department, is apt to prove delinquent. cumstances the necessity for a wliolesome stinmlant, tonic and corrective is self evident, and consequently the demand for that peerless combihation of the three required elerhents, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, is néver more ee than at midsummer, It is true that a few medical bigcts—fossils *‘Ieft over” from the dark ages—recommend violent purgation and water gruel as acure for indi gestion and its accompanying ills; but they make few proselytea. The majority of the commumity are sane\and all sane people are aware that a pure and powerful vegetable tonic with alterative properties, like Hostetter’s Bitters, is the only cure fer dyspepsia, biliousness; contial damages” they inflict. The Luman intellect, unless bopelessly diseased or egregiously humbugged, declines to astonish the weakened human stomach with fierce cathartics, that, rushing like an avalanche through the inteswith them. ‘To use a significant catchphrase the knock-down-and-drag-out methods of treatment are played out,” It is clearly understood that a medicated stimulant is essential to the renovation of an exhausted frame and that you cannot strengthen man or woman by dosing th.m with vrostrating preparations. This is an era of common sense, and common sense approves of Hostetter's Bitters as the best article extant for invigorating, regulating and purifying the system and bert agers it against poison in the air we breathe, or the water we drink. . (TE sie ST ASAE, SS a PE PT REIT I GRAND MUSICAL AUCTION. ‘Household Furniture, Etc. ee eee ae WILL sell at the Music Store of A. H. Havell, Broad Strcet, Nevada City, on Thursday, Aug. 7th, 1873. A fine asscrtment of Musical Instruments, consisting of ORGANS; of all descriptions, PIANO FORTES of different makes,eome ten or twelve. VIOLINS, = ACCORDEONS, BANJOS, FLUTES, FIFES, > DRUMS, MUSIC. A large enncrtonend of Jewelry, Fancy Goods, étc. Store Fixtures, Shelving, Counters, &c. Heusehold Furniture, consisting of one splendid HAIR SET, BLACK WALNUT? PARLOR SET; also, a BEDROOM SET, Cottage Kitchen Furniture, etc., etc. Also, good Carpets. ‘Sale to commence on Thursday, Augusi 7th, 1873, at 10 o’clock, a, M. W. H. DAVIDSON, Auctioneer. Nevads, July 3ist, 1873. ONLY 35 CENTS! THE GREAT PRIZE STATIONERY PACKAGE: FRTOMEM ! NONTATNS 10 Sheets Writing oe, Peper, 08 Envel » 1 Penholder, 1 Pencil, 2 Pens, Blank Book, 1 Blotter, Photoee hs of 100 Beautiful Women anda piece ies’ or Gents’ Jewelry. Sample pac: wh sent by mail, postpuid, on receipt a price, 35 cents, 2 ‘packages for 60 cents, or for $1.00. Send for a package; it will os the most you ever bought for the pany. he prize is often worth more thegrice psid for the entire pac ° =a od the articles would bring at retail not less than 75 cents. Don’t pass this, try one at and you will never ber ‘aoa ae BURROW,” ma.Agents wanted Baltimore, Md. here ‘to sell inary nag Pictures. Books, sent free. NEVADA SKATING Tre t evi aE SKATING ‘RINK wilt ‘de open ee ee ne eee & Nevada, July 15th, 197. . ee found guly RRM heorerers See. advertisement in antler ‘ as thousands of-ethers. It-is—soldt} eons shipped to-all parts of the Under such _cir-.: stipation, nervousness and the “‘consequen. tines, threaten to take the inner mémbrane’ ~t}and. Se aa ry —— {oo sper ene ar x county; yby express or freight lines. hoes PATENT MEDICINES —AND— Toilet Goods’ Furnished at WHOLESALE RATES, in packages of HaL¥-DOZEN or more, PRESCRIPTIONS and FAMILY RECIPES carefully prepared at all hours, day or hight ee Preston’s _Lemon Sugar, Wade fresh to order, Cel . " s “A Large Invoice of SHOULDER BRACES, TRUSSES, KNEE CAPS, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, And other Surgical Appliances just imported directly from Eastern Senuito. tories. . CORKS, of all varieties and sizes, by the tens of thousands, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, . BRUSHES, CHEMICALS, _ ACIDS and __CRUCIBLEs, AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES, i, —st— -Nevada Drug Store, E. M. PRESTON, Proprieter, Nevada; August 2d. 1873. + Wholesale & Retail, . PATENT MEDICINES, . BELL & BROWN, DRUGGISTS., 4 FANCY ARTICLES, MERU Or Atel AND SHELF. A ND everyibing found in a first clans Drug Store. Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets (Bussenius’ Cld Stand. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COM. POUNDED, ICE: COL.D SODA! KISSINGEN, Congress : ‘Water, ® ON DRAUGHT —hTn BELL & BROWN’S Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts, bi . . 3. NEVADA crry. A FAST SELLING BOOK FOR CANVASSERS.” r THE NEW HOUHEREEPR § MANUAL, ——BY— CATHERINE E. BEECHER and HARRIET BEECHER STOWE, ) Phy ACING a complete Housebnld Encyclopedia of everything a housekeeper wants to know, and a new Condensed . Cooking Book, containing 500 choice recipes. ne rhis elegant volume of 600 pages, embellished with illustrations of all possible matters ce. nected with the making and maintenance of a delightful home, printed in handsome and substant.al styles, forms a “Volume of Rare Attractions, Just the one for Canvassers to take into suburban towns, the villages and rural communities of our land. It isa book invaluable to country readers.” ; $ Terms Very Liberal. . J. B. FORD & CO., Publishers, Pine and Kearney Sts., San Francisco, a5 : California, New Spring Goods. MRS. M. A. STERLING. Commereial St., adjoining Magonic: Hall, NEVADA CITY. 8 now prepared to supply the ludies of Nevada and vicinity with the latest Spring aud Suramer Dry Goods, Novelties, etc., which she has just received, such as Dress Goods, Muslins,.Flennels, Napkins, Table Linen, Tow2ls, Hosiery, Hat and Bonnet Frames,Straw Huts, Ribbons, Trimmings, Flowers, etc. Also, latest style Brackets, °Pictur Frames and Wall Pockets. The Goods will be sold cheap fer cash, and a share of public patronage is “solicited. MRS. M.A. STERLING. Nevada, April 30th, 1873. POSTPONED. AUCTION SALB, © AUCTION SALE of household furniture has been postponed until Monday, August 4th. The stock consists of Chairs, Tables, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Oarpets, Lounges Qzockery, Tin. and Wooden Ware, Pictares, Books, Maps, etc. : Sale commences at 10 o’clock, a. m., at ,W. H. DAVIDSON, Auctioneer. Send for descriptive circular, terms, ete., to B. H. Miller, THE POPULAR ONE PRICE CLOTHIER —OF— NEVADA COUNTY; &e ; H’*s JUsT RECEIVED —AT HIS— Palace of Fashion ODD FELLOY? BUILDING,, Nevada City A Full Assortment of the ‘VERY, LATEST STYLES. OF. ~ a SPRING AND SUMMER PURE Liquors, . py ARDWARE, 1 aias PERFUMERIES, Piows, .” z ~anp— 4 AGRIC CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, . At the ola stand, PPOSITE. THE UNION HOTEL AND EXPRESS OFFICES, MAIN STREET, . a Iron and Steel, Nails and Shovels, WHEELBARROWS. ROPE-all sizes. Blocks & Sheaves 5 7k *. _HYDRAULIC PIPE, "Made to order and tarred. Doors and Windows, GLASS AND PUTTY. LR * White Lead. Linseed, Lard and Castor Oil. SOLE AGENT FOR THE: Mixed for Use. Giant, California and Eastern owder and Fuse. AGENT FOR THE WEED SEWING MACHINE ‘The Best Made. Always instock, Spool Cotton, Silk and Needles for the vairous Machines in-use: _ Ames’ Patent , SPRING BED BOTTOM . The Cheapest and best Spring . Bed in the Market. rae AGENT FOR A. 8. HALLIDIE'S Wire Rope! At the Manufacturer’s Prices axd Freight. WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE. CROCKERY , ‘ AND iain Lamps and Chimneys, AND we oar : ’ Wa, Call and ‘examine prices before purBUSIN uwSS ehasing elsewhere, for you can save money ‘i every time. ‘ SUITS namin ener goods and give prik Tin Ware made and repaired. MALEATE, ta Gas and Water Pipe of all ea Goons, met nections mide with the City WeBoys’ and Children’s ‘on Works. = < —~ . CLOTHING § an, Ww. H. CRAWFORD. — Mavade, a a. aa sels ry a 2 habeemrac & SUMMER TRADE Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing . AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT! a Mw Fotchteth Bote te'eaieatto any. The Ice Cream is No. 1, and ¢ know . oo ac eats al “be in the world . Give me a call and I will treat you well.” ANTOIXE TAM. IMMENSE REDUCTION . ‘IN PRICES. AHEAD = ALL. WITH ax— IMMENSE STOCKoR. —FOR THE—. Ome to the great decline in the prices _ of Woolen Goods, We are now enabled to sell them at . “0 per cent: Cheaper [than Fors mer Rates. OUR SPRING AND SUMMER, —DRESS: AND BUSINESS SUITS, Are of the LATEST STYLES, and the largest assortment ever brought te Nevada County. ’ _LOOK AT THESE PRICES: Fine Cassimere Suits for $15. Former Prices, $22 and $25. } Gassimnere Suits from $11 to $13,— Former Price, $17. California Overshirts for $1.25 and $1.50, Former Price, $2. 25. ' Ana other Classes of Goods wi". he sold PROPORTION ATELY CHEAP. Call before it is too late. Weare giving better bargains in our line than any other house in Nevada County, HATS, HATS, Of the latest Parisian Style, from a Wool to @ Silk Beaver, GENTLEMENS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, Allof whic we wil) sell at prices to suit everybody. ASCHHEIM BROB., soctaeel: Wholesale & Retail Dealers, ' €or. Broad@and Pine 8ts., j18 Nevada City. a NEW GROCERY STORE J.8. HOLBROOK. 1. WS respectfully inform the people of: Nevada City and surrounding towns that he has opened a New Grocery Store, At the Junction of Main and Con. mercial Streets, And is prepared to furnish; Groceries, Provisions, Can and Cass Goods, And in fact kept in a first evoerthing store of Goods will be sold at prices. Call and see my Satisfaction guaranteed in every. case. Goods delivered free of charge. J. 8. HOLBROOK, Junction of Main and Commercial Bits. Nevaaa, May 3d, 1873. Fountain Soda, Ice Cream, ANTOINE TAM, N PINE STREET, _ts oO furnish the ople, of 6 Bragetet to the very best q' ee Fountain Sede Ice Cream, Nevads, Jume 10th. 2

a! » 18 & good VA who ‘dig. Soverument sale of the S along the “1008 metn] . these gitano he sales of 1872 amonnas the popuonly 2,000,m this subach person, at 0 each Male " of money j rs arty on the bie railroads expetise, — It management ads ‘thay: Be e° supply of it this propexpenses for -Ata meeting idahe Mining Jay evening 9 20 per share, ting $62,000, _ -d better than.and: regular assured for an ay¥S the Grass nts are going oma, the ter. Pacific Rail_ —$—$——— , 922 convicts San Quentin, cattle thieves ing business.” DRA LET SPS ndidate, . Liberty Hi, Lit , at the request> announces himandidate for the aken ix advance and will add sey. ghts of the peomonopolies conll enlighten the of the day from 2 ty ty Central Be. spudlican County. will be beld at ALL, n, Aug. 9th, k ommittee is re so requested to . Jy order “LL, Chairman, ditors, Estate of Patriek Notice is hereby . administrator of e, to the cred s having claims exhibit the same chers within four ion of this notice, administrator, at yuse, Nevada City, I, Aministrator. a5. FOR SALE. mestead Lots, attached ot, rate sale from this. ~ he 30th cf July. ty can be seen. It y township, frontd known as the . ‘chard. purchasing ® fine: plication, receive in regard to the ver. 1, Nevada City. g Works, G.V.roed. on premises, +, Grass Valley. is not sold at prt » 30th day of July, blic auction. Due JON, Anctionest. Paden 300, . PIPES BS y inform vst and surro tant receipt of th? ES, ETC. Ere le, wholesale #74 )prices. the finest} brands sen i saeit ‘Ses with ‘wer rates than they ods and prices. J. JACOBS, . ding, Pine StreetThe Daily are NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AT "FAIRS. Siaed of Supervisers— Aug. Term. «Tuesday, August, 5th, i873. “Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present, full Board. Pres-, “ident J. Ww. Robb presiding, Minutes ‘of previous meeting ee and approved. The following bills were PSaninaa, " allowed, and warrants ordered drawn on the tieasury. GENERAL FUND. Bank of Nevada Co., eae certifieates; $419 25. M. Epright, witness and jury certificates, $56. ~ Quarterly Report of Road Commissioner ‘read,. approved, and the same ordered printed, calling special . attention to the owners of the roads mentioned as_being in a bad condition, to that fact, and instructing” . Road Comiuissioner to proceed in' aceordance with law, if. such notice is not heeded. The following bills were recommended by. the Road Commissioner and ordered paid: = ROAD FUND. No. Amonnt. 623, Chas. Holzenbecker, $ 47 25 " 624, Jas. McNally, 43 75 625, Chas. Holzenbecker, ~ 33 75 535, G. W. Jones, 57 49 626; # 81 64 627, J. Fraser, 31 25 628, Michaei Connclly, 44 67 638, G. W. Jones, ; 63 00 629, ps es 107 00 630, Henry Fuchs, — 68-75 631, 9 37 632, es A 29 37 G33, = 24 50 634, bs a 4) 62 635, John Kitts, 68 75 636, John Murphy, “ERT. 637, John Kitts, HBAS. 638, John Murphy, 118 75 a Be 33-12 640, Theo. Schwarts, 35 00 641, Eldred Northup, 93 75 642, Michael Phelan, 50 00 643, Eldred Northup, 15 62 644, ae. 22 50 645, Robert Huckins, 50 00 646, James Creegan, 118 75 647, E. M. liuntiey, 22 50 648, Jas. Creegan, 37 50 649, Jas. Bottomly, 33 75 650, A. Savage, 72 50 651, B.S: Ogden, 20:00 652, Chas. Holzenbecker, 24 37 653, Wm, Wilkinson, . ¥ 78 91 654, Jas. Brown, : 25.00 . 655, Moses Bates, 63 12 656, John B. Conn, 246.10 657, Henry Hays, 43 00 65 8, 85 81 659, John Parry, 11 00 660, H. Permewan, 18 00 ek . $2,125 76 By Special Contraet:. at A. Lucas, $ 5.00 2, Albert Matteson, 53.00 rit Josiah Glasson, 349 50 664, itd 40 00 665, G. W. Scion: 25 00 -666, A. Jenkins: 6 00 667, Peter Suyder, 120 00 668, R. S. Ogden, 158 20 669, John Fitter, 7 50 670, Jas, Cardwell, $175 00 a $939 20 ‘The following bills were examined and allowed on the General Fund: Wm. Daws, per diem, 76 days at $6 per day, $456 00.Wm. Daws, mileage, 1,620 miles, “at 10 cents per mile, $162. Wm. Waldron, material furnished for burial purposes, $5 50. Niles Searls, on “account, as~per contract. for legal a Special Fund, $250. On motion the Board adjourned until 10 o’clock, A. M., to-morrow. T. ©. Puvgerr, Clerk. Pianos at Auction. Our readers should not forget the auction sale to-day, at the residence of A. H. Havell, two doors above the Theatre, commencing at 10 o’clock. The stock consists of pianos, organs, and other musical instruments, furniture, stoves, carpets, fixtures, etc. A splendid opportunity is offered to get bargains to-day, as Judge Davidson means business, and the highest . ; bidder gets them, . 5 Sola Out. We understand that Chas. MoElvy has sold out his newspaper business to Len Dorsey, who will hereafter ‘have complete charge of the routes. Len is a good fellow and We aré confident he will do well in}, his new line of business: County Centrai Committee. The members of the Repablican County Committee, are requested to meet at Library Hall, on Satuz-, day afternoon, st 2.o’clock. The candidates on the Republican ticket are also requested to meet with the Committee. ideas ae AxotuEn window-pane ghost has *ppeared in San Francisco. Professional and Amateur Musi« Should examine the” Combination Solo Stops, ‘Woods’ & Co’s. Organs, . The Aeoline. A most delicate, soft or breathing stop. The Vos Humana. A baritone solo, ‘nota fan.or tremolo. The Pjano. A beantifully toned piano, whtich will never require’ tuning. . column. U. S. A. Bitters. The U.S. A. Indian Bitters is a standard article, and can be. had at fl the saloons and at thedrugstores. It is an invaluable article for nerousness, dyspepsia, indiges:ion and’ ‘constipation, Try-itfor any.qne of these complaints, and. you will soon declare it, have, a grand success. wholesile by all San i bers. 1 The Best Barnt and Ground Coffee. Families now using Marden & Myrick’s burnt and ground coffee, pronounceg it the best in the world. It can -be had at all the grocery stores in the State. Take-no other, but try Marden & Myrick’s: Coffee. * Hy eer IF you have a cough or cold, you are currying with you’ the seeds of consumption, It should be cured at once. Thousands have already . saved themselves with. Wistar’s Balram of Wilt Cherry; which has cured . the disease in every stage. What We Need when Debilitated. Appetite and digestion Janguish at this season. At the very time when the body most needs renovation and support, the stomach, its comimissariat department, is apt to prove delinquent. cumstances the necessity for a wliolesome stinmlant, tonic and corrective is self evident, and consequently the demand for that peerless combihation of the three required elerhents, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, is néver more ee than at midsummer, It is true that a few medical bigcts—fossils *‘Ieft over” from the dark ages—recommend violent purgation and water gruel as acure for indi gestion and its accompanying ills; but they make few proselytea. The majority of the commumity are sane\and all sane people are aware that a pure and powerful vegetable tonic with alterative properties, like Hostetter’s Bitters, is the only cure fer dyspepsia, biliousness; contial damages” they inflict. The Luman intellect, unless bopelessly diseased or egregiously humbugged, declines to astonish the weakened human stomach with fierce cathartics, that, rushing like an avalanche through the inteswith them. ‘To use a significant catchphrase the knock-down-and-drag-out methods of treatment are played out,” It is clearly understood that a medicated stimulant is essential to the renovation of an exhausted frame and that you cannot strengthen man or woman by dosing th.m with vrostrating preparations. This is an era of common sense, and common sense approves of Hostetter's Bitters as the best article extant for invigorating, regulating and purifying the system and bert agers it against poison in the air we breathe, or the water we drink. . (TE sie ST ASAE, SS a PE PT REIT I GRAND MUSICAL AUCTION. ‘Household Furniture, Etc. ee eee ae WILL sell at the Music Store of A. H. Havell, Broad Strcet, Nevada City, on Thursday, Aug. 7th, 1873. A fine asscrtment of Musical Instruments, consisting of ORGANS; of all descriptions, PIANO FORTES of different makes,eome ten or twelve. VIOLINS, = ACCORDEONS, BANJOS, FLUTES, FIFES, > DRUMS, MUSIC. A large enncrtonend of Jewelry, Fancy Goods, étc. Store Fixtures, Shelving, Counters, &c. Heusehold Furniture, consisting of one splendid HAIR SET, BLACK WALNUT? PARLOR SET; also, a BEDROOM SET, Cottage Kitchen Furniture, etc., etc. Also, good Carpets.

‘Sale to commence on Thursday, Augusi 7th, 1873, at 10 o’clock, a, M. W. H. DAVIDSON, Auctioneer. Nevads, July 3ist, 1873. ONLY 35 CENTS! THE GREAT PRIZE STATIONERY PACKAGE: FRTOMEM ! NONTATNS 10 Sheets Writing oe, Peper, 08 Envel » 1 Penholder, 1 Pencil, 2 Pens, Blank Book, 1 Blotter, Photoee hs of 100 Beautiful Women anda piece ies’ or Gents’ Jewelry. Sample pac: wh sent by mail, postpuid, on receipt a price, 35 cents, 2 ‘packages for 60 cents, or for $1.00. Send for a package; it will os the most you ever bought for the pany. he prize is often worth more thegrice psid for the entire pac ° =a od the articles would bring at retail not less than 75 cents. Don’t pass this, try one at and you will never ber ‘aoa ae BURROW,” ma.Agents wanted Baltimore, Md. here ‘to sell inary nag Pictures. Books, sent free. NEVADA SKATING Tre t evi aE SKATING ‘RINK wilt ‘de open ee ee ne eee & Nevada, July 15th, 197. . ee found guly RRM heorerers See. advertisement in antler ‘ as thousands of-ethers. It-is—soldt} eons shipped to-all parts of the Under such _cir-.: stipation, nervousness and the “‘consequen. tines, threaten to take the inner mémbrane’ ~t}and. Se aa ry —— {oo sper ene ar x county; yby express or freight lines. hoes PATENT MEDICINES —AND— Toilet Goods’ Furnished at WHOLESALE RATES, in packages of HaL¥-DOZEN or more, PRESCRIPTIONS and FAMILY RECIPES carefully prepared at all hours, day or hight ee Preston’s _Lemon Sugar, Wade fresh to order, Cel . " s “A Large Invoice of SHOULDER BRACES, TRUSSES, KNEE CAPS, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, And other Surgical Appliances just imported directly from Eastern Senuito. tories. . CORKS, of all varieties and sizes, by the tens of thousands, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, . BRUSHES, CHEMICALS, _ ACIDS and __CRUCIBLEs, AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES, i, —st— -Nevada Drug Store, E. M. PRESTON, Proprieter, Nevada; August 2d. 1873. + Wholesale & Retail, . PATENT MEDICINES, . BELL & BROWN, DRUGGISTS., 4 FANCY ARTICLES, MERU Or Atel AND SHELF. A ND everyibing found in a first clans Drug Store. Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets (Bussenius’ Cld Stand. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COM. POUNDED, ICE: COL.D SODA! KISSINGEN, Congress : ‘Water, ® ON DRAUGHT —hTn BELL & BROWN’S Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts, bi . . 3.. NEVADA crry. A FAST SELLING BOOK FOR CANVASSERS.” r THE NEW HOUHEREEPR § MANUAL, ——BY— CATHERINE E. BEECHER and HARRIET BEECHER STOWE, ) Phy ACING a complete Housebnld Encyclopedia of everything a housekeeper wants to know, and a new Condensed . Cooking Book, containing 500 choice recipes. ne rhis elegant volume of 600 pages, embellished with illustrations of all possible matters ce. nected with the making and maintenance of a delightful home, printed in handsome and substant.al styles, forms a “Volume of Rare Attractions, Just the one for Canvassers to take into suburban towns, the villages and rural communities of our land. It isa book invaluable to country readers.” ; $ Terms Very Liberal. . J. B. FORD & CO., Publishers, Pine and Kearney Sts., San Francisco, a5 : California, New Spring Goods. MRS. M. A. STERLING. Commereial St., adjoining Magonic: Hall, NEVADA CITY. 8 now prepared to supply the ludies of Nevada and vicinity with the latest Spring aud Suramer Dry Goods, Novelties, etc., which she has just received, such as Dress Goods, Muslins,.Flennels, Napkins, Table Linen, Tow2ls, Hosiery, Hat and Bonnet Frames,Straw Huts, Ribbons, Trimmings, Flowers, etc. Also, latest style Brackets, °Pictur Frames and Wall Pockets. The Goods will be sold cheap fer cash, and a share of public patronage is “solicited. MRS. M.A. STERLING. Nevada, April 30th, 1873. POSTPONED. AUCTION SALB, © AUCTION SALE of household furniture has been postponed until Monday, August 4th. The stock consists of Chairs, Tables, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Oarpets, Lounges Qzockery, Tin. and Wooden Ware, Pictares, Books, Maps, etc. : Sale commences at 10 o’clock, a. m., at ,W. H. DAVIDSON, Auctioneer. Send for descriptive circular, terms, ete., to B. H. Miller, THE POPULAR ONE PRICE CLOTHIER —OF— NEVADA COUNTY; &e ; H’*s JUsT RECEIVED —AT HIS— Palace of Fashion ODD FELLOY? BUILDING,, Nevada City A Full Assortment of the ‘VERY, LATEST STYLES. OF. ~ a SPRING AND SUMMER PURE Liquors, . py ARDWARE, 1 aias PERFUMERIES, Piows, .” z ~anp— 4 AGRIC CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, . At the ola stand, PPOSITE. THE UNION HOTEL AND EXPRESS OFFICES, MAIN STREET, . a Iron and Steel, Nails and Shovels, WHEELBARROWS. ROPE-all sizes. Blocks & Sheaves 5 7k *. _HYDRAULIC PIPE, "Made to order and tarred. Doors and Windows, GLASS AND PUTTY. LR * White Lead. Linseed, Lard and Castor Oil. SOLE AGENT FOR THE: Mixed for Use. Giant, California and Eastern owder and Fuse. AGENT FOR THE WEED SEWING MACHINE ‘The Best Made. Always instock, Spool Cotton, Silk and Needles for the vairous Machines in-use: _ Ames’ Patent , SPRING BED BOTTOM . The Cheapest and best Spring . Bed in the Market. rae AGENT FOR A. 8. HALLIDIE'S Wire Rope! At the Manufacturer’s Prices axd Freight. WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE. CROCKERY , ‘ AND iain Lamps and Chimneys, AND we oar : ’ Wa, Call and ‘examine prices before purBUSIN uwSS ehasing elsewhere, for you can save money ‘i every time. ‘ SUITS namin ener goods and give prik Tin Ware made and repaired. MALEATE, ta Gas and Water Pipe of all ea Goons, met nections mide with the City WeBoys’ and Children’s ‘on Works. = < —~ . CLOTHING § an, Ww. H. CRAWFORD. — Mavade, a a. aa sels ry a 2 habeemrac & SUMMER TRADE Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing . AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT! a Mw Fotchteth Bote te'eaieatto any. The Ice Cream is No. 1, and ¢ know . oo ac eats al “be in the world . Give me a call and I will treat you well.” ANTOIXE TAM. IMMENSE REDUCTION . ‘IN PRICES. AHEAD = ALL. WITH ax— IMMENSE STOCKoR. —FOR THE—. Ome to the great decline in the prices _ of Woolen Goods, We are now enabled to sell them at . “0 per cent: Cheaper [than Fors mer Rates. OUR SPRING AND SUMMER, —DRESS: AND BUSINESS SUITS, Are of the LATEST STYLES, and the largest assortment ever brought te Nevada County. ’ _LOOK AT THESE PRICES: Fine Cassimere Suits for $15. Former Prices, $22 and $25. } Gassimnere Suits from $11 to $13,— Former Price, $17. California Overshirts for $1.25 and $1.50, Former Price, $2. 25. ' Ana other Classes of Goods wi". he sold PROPORTION ATELY CHEAP. Call before it is too late. Weare giving better bargains in our line than any other house in Nevada County, HATS, HATS, Of the latest Parisian Style, from a Wool to @ Silk Beaver, GENTLEMENS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, Allof whic we wil) sell at prices to suit everybody. ASCHHEIM BROB., soctaeel: Wholesale & Retail Dealers, ' €or. Broad@and Pine 8ts., j18 Nevada City. a NEW GROCERY STORE J.8. HOLBROOK. 1. WS respectfully inform the people of: Nevada City and surrounding towns that he has opened a New Grocery Store, At the Junction of Main and Con. mercial Streets, And is prepared to furnish; Groceries, Provisions, Can and Cass Goods, And in fact kept in a first evoerthing store of Goods will be sold at prices. Call and see my Satisfaction guaranteed in every. case. Goods delivered free of charge. J. 8. HOLBROOK, Junction of Main and Commercial Bits. Nevaaa, May 3d, 1873. Fountain Soda, Ice Cream, ANTOINE TAM, N PINE STREET, _ts oO furnish the ople, of 6 Bragetet to the very best q' ee Fountain Sede Ice Cream, Nevads, Jume 10th. 2