December 23, 1870 (4 pages)

OODsS CE! HE BEST N IN THIs 2 i part of OULARDs ety of ethcline of ill se}] lannels, ec. Rates ! pet, the STRACAN Trimmed Qs. the very WL. Yr Proot S. ods for er articles buying OTH. ERY. ro VISIT of sON, pfs Hetel, at are not n have any them, and larged and lia ink, by le at short M. mY, TORY. ly informs icinity that sa Fine irge assortAuvE CANNEST PRItof gs, ’ 8, pagar Lips Loys, Proprietor . gualy of tf h San Juan CHILD da city. INES, icles, ue. . PAINTS _ the late extremely cold weather, when ever befcre erected at that crossing. Besides this improvement, Purdon is. She Daily Transcript. ‘NEVADA CITY. LOCAL ITEMS. Meadow Lake. We.have interviewed Capt. Hanly, who come'through from Meadow Lake and arrived in this city on Wednesday. He left four feet of snow at Meadow Lake and came to Hunnefaath’s old place, within nine miley of this city, on snow shoes. The mining prospects at Meadow Lake are exceedingly encouraging The Grant mine at Carlile is yielding handsomely. The eight stamp mill erected by Squire and Pattison last Fall has been running constantly until the pipes supplying the mill, the batteries, and everything froze up. Such extremely cold weather was never before known in the district. The mine has been opened to the depth of 100 feet, and the rock pays about $12 te the ton in free gold, and yields a large amount of rich sulphurets. The ledge is three feet thick, and with the excellent facilities for ‘working will yield a handsome profit. In the Spring it is proposed to add eight more stamps to the mill. The Mohawk and Montreal mill has been workiug rock from the Greenhorn mine. About 120 tons worked paid $23 per ton, The Samarny, owned by Squires, Pattison & Co., is located a quarter of a mile from the Grant. The ledge at 14 feet below the surface yields well, and on the surface the croppings, 10 / feet wide, can be traced 1,000 feet.— from this ledge will be crushed in the Spring. The Scoodiac is owned by Hanly & Co., and located near the Mohawk and Montreal. The ledge is three feet wide n top*and prospects well. At Ossaville,near the town of Meadow Lake, Bull & Culbertson have fitted up a mill and are working three or four ledges, which give promise of great richness. The prospects of the district are ex— evedingly flattering. Many capitalists of San Francisco have visited the district and are becoming interested. General Connor has important interests, andin the Spring it is expected that new enterprises will be opened up. Road Improvement. Peter Purdon, who owns Black’s old crossing and road between this city and San Juan, has been doing # good work in the way of road improvement, The bridge has been entirely remoddled. The timbers, braces and bolts are of the most substantial character, and the structure is better than any building a new grade on this side, which it is expected will be completed ‘by the first of May. This grade leaves the present[ road at Rock Creek, and the bridge is reached by an easy desceat and all the heavy grading of the old road avoided. When this road is completed, the freight and travel from the ridge will increase considerably. A Big Seal. In examining the records in the County Recorder s office yesterday, we came across an acknowledgement taken by a Pennsylvania Justice of the Peace, in witness whereof he says: “Ido affix my name and office with the seal of the State.” The big seal however don’t appear and we were perfectly willing to take the word of the Justice and his office for the seal. Quartz Mining Sill. We publish to-day Stewart’s bill in reference te titles to quartz mines. It will be found interesting to all cons cerned in mining in this county. The Heathen Chimee.) We have received acopy of Bret Harte’s Heathen Chinee, arranged as a song and chorus by Chas. Towner. Itis published:by Root & Cady of Chicago, and is. one ef the best things pubwho know the merit of Harte, will be .40 Phrenological examinations and concisco, proprietor of the Hygeian Home Water Cure and Phrenological Institate, has taken rooms atthe National Hotel, where, during his short stay, he will make Phrenological examinations and give Fowler & Wells’ charts. Any gentleman or lady in any way. out of health will be pertectly welcome sultations in regard to health free of charge. Dr. Smith takes this opportunity to extend a cordial invitation to progressive movements of the day, to visit him at his rooms. Dr. Smith commenced a course of lectures last evening which was free to all. The lec~ ture this evening on Physiognomy, or the art of becoming acquainted, is also free to all, Faith Well Founded. In old times, at the commencement of every season, it was the fashion to takea strong cathartic as a safeguard against a change of temperature. It was a worse than senseless practice. The people of our day understand the matter better. Instead of depleting the system they reinforce it. In the method they adopt they exhibit a wise discrimination, Instead of resorting to the vitiated stimulanta of commerce, or any of the compounds derived from them, they put orant procurable in the market—Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Their faith is well founded. Never has any tonic medicine been prepared with such scrupulous precision and conscien— tious crre. It is a vegetable compound of which eyery ingredient is sound, wholesome and MEDICINAL in the true sense of the word. Now, we have three prominent national complaints. One-half of the adult population of the United States suffer more or less, either frem diseases of the stemach, derangements of the liver, or affections ofthe kidneys. in no other land under Heaven are these maladies so general as in this country, and Hostetter's Bitters is a specific for them all, upless organic in their origin, and, therefore, beyond cure. And let those who are fortunate. enough so be exempt from them at present understand one great fact, viz: than an occasional use of this vitalizing tonic will as cer~ tainly prevent them as the sun will prevent the earth from freezing where its genial beams descend, SS 0G" For the very best Photographs go to BRADLEY & RULOFSON, 429 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. Closed on Sundays. IT PAYS TO VISIT MRS. MILLS’ STORE, On Broad Street, Nevada. M*s MILLS has just returned from San Francisco with the H. MEST DOLLS, TOYS, FANCY BOXES, filed with Candies, Oranges, &c, For the Holidays! Ever brought to Nevada city. Persons wanting Presents for the Holidays -will find “IT PaYS TO CALL,” The Finest assortment of Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, just received. Also a splendid assortment of Dress Goods, New and Fashionable HATS, TRIMMINGS and a general assortmentof Dry Goods. SPLENDID STOCK OF JEWELRY. Persons desiring any of these articles will find it pays to buy of MRS. MILLS, a2 _. Broad Street, Nevada. THEATRE CANDY STAND. JOHN SENNER, Proprieter. URING the COSMOPOLITAN EXHIBITION AND DRAWING OF PxiZEs, the stand will be supplied with The Finest Candies, Nuts,nscorted Fruits, &c. Which will be sold in quantities to suit. Visitore-to the Fair and citizens are invited te call and try the things. ' a yor Ev vale a cheap. JOUN S&ENNER, Proprietor. Nevada, Dec. 20th, 1870. CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, &C. sJ. JACOBS, . Masonic Building, Pine Street, Nevada city, AS JUST RECEIVED a gepiendid stock H of Goods to which he invites attention ofall who sell or use Tobacco. The stock eonsists of Cigars of every brand. From 625 per thousand up, and including the best _ Havana and Domestic ears ieomisenie"srer ous 0 Beans, Fea a nae a Ne and other brands. Fine Havana Smoking Tobacco, In bulk or in packages, Olive and etaer -good brands. _. Splendid Meerschaum Pipes, — FANCY GOops, PLAYING CARDS, &e. &e. anxious to see and hear the music. SS ET SAT TTL their faith in the only absolutely’ pure invig. . FOR we S J FOR _ BLANK BOOKS, i FOR {NITIAL PAPER, FOR Nice Carved Brackets FOR Everything in the BOOK Stationery Line co TO 4 Spencer & Pattison. . Broad Street. HOLIDAY GOODS,. all who are friendly to the cause of the . . OFFERS FOR SALE A CONGRESS BOOKSTORE, . @ : , WwW. SANTA CLAUS” HEADQUARTERS! NEW STORE AND. SPLENDID NEW HOLIDAY GOoDs. NICK. SLOCOVICH, A> AVING REMOVED TO KIDD’s ‘BLOCK on PINE STREET. Has fitted up and opened with the LARGEST, FINEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF : HOLIDAY GOODSEver brought into the mountains. ‘ This Establishment is supplied with articles durabie and useful, consisting in part of ; SPLENDID HOBBY HORSES, WAGONS, VELOCIPEDES, with riding figures, SCHOOL SATCH&LS, VaLISES,. BEAUTIFUL DOLLS, and “@ general variety of wa” TOYS! = The finest lot of Musical and other PHOTUGRAPHIC ALBUMS ever brought to this city. : ‘he best assortment of Fresh Domestic and Imported Fruits, Nuts, &c, on band, Ladies’ Work Stands, Baskets and Boxes of every deseription, Tais Stock is larger and far superior to any ever brought to this county. : Kverybody is invited to come and buy the cheapest, finest and best gooas ever bruught to the State, ; N. SLOCOVICH, Pine Street. Nevada, Nov. 17th, 1870. THE NEW WEED SEWING MACHINE ., Is the simplest; strongest and — Has a:l the Improvements. Does all kinds of Work. O9” Anp witt pass rrom Tain Lace To Heavy Woo.en Goons on LEATHER , Without any Change of Tension, Makes the Lock Stitch. Runs easier and makes less noise than any other Shuttle Machine, ALWAYS IN ORDER AND READY FOR USE. Warranted in every Case. These Machines, and the Best Silk, Linen, Cotton and Oil, and Needles for all Sewing Machines are for sale at the Hardware Store. opposite Wells, Fargo & Co’s Office, Main © Street, Nevada city. fa W. H, CBAWFORD. . di2-im COSMOPOLITAN FAIR. ———— > LIMITED NUM OF TICKETS in the COSMOPOLITAN FAIR can be had at the , NEVADA THEATRE, At the Gompany’s Office. Office open from 10 o'clock, i i. to 10 o'clock, a aan 8. B, DAVENPORT, Agent. Nevada, Dec, 10th, 1870. i NEW YORK BAKERY JOHN HURST & CO. FLAMING parchssod the United States, Behe ery and consolidated business, customers ofboth will be arenes furnished from _ . NEW YORK BAKERY, Commeretal Street, Nevada City. Het Bolls, Loaf Bread of all kinds Cakes, Pastry, &ce. always on hand, The Wagon will supply families wi Bread fresh Some the oven every morning. Give us a call. JOHN HURST & CO. Nevada, Dec. 12th, 1870. JEWELRY; WATCHES, SILVER WARE, &C. ———e N. Wi KNOWLTON,’ Jewelry; é Silver Ware, Spectacles, Clecks, Also a Articles ake. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Gold Pens, . STOP THAT COUGHING ver of you can't, and we pit : S ou havetried ove remedy but the ONE destined by its intrinsic merit, to supersede all similar preparations. It is not surprising you should be reluctant to try something else after the many experiments you have made of trashy compounds toisted on the public as a certain cure ; bat Newell?s Pulmonary Syrup Is réally the VERY BEST ever compounded for the cure or COUGiS COLDS SORE THROATS, ASTHMA, WHOOPING COUGHS, 'BRONCHITIS, and CONSUMPTION, Thons* ands of people in California and UOremn have been already benefitted by the surprising curative powers of Newell’s Pulmonary SyrupAnd with one accord give it their unqualifiea approbation; » We etl op — a ge who are unacq' w greatest panacea of the age, for the heali of ail diseases of the THROAT AND LUNGS, assuring you that Newell ®s Pulmonary Syrup Has cured thousands, and it will cure * YuO, if you try it, This invaluable medicine is pleasant to the taste; s00thing, healing and strengthening in its ous or deleters yo a, ‘ly 1 ous , an ec harmiess under all circumstances. 4 FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO. 529 & 581 Market pepe dt between First and Second, Corner of er, San Francisco. _ BEDINGToN’s ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGER Wit is confidently recommended as the best preparation now before the public. This valuable preparation, ak na highly concentrated form all the propertids of Jainaica Ginger, has become one of the most popular domestic remedies for'all diseases of the stomach and tive o} si As a tonic it will , ~— valuable to a} . persons recovering from debility, whether produced by fever or otherwise; 2 while itim. parts to the system all the glow and vigor that. can be produced by wine or brandy, it is entirely treefrom the reuctionary effects that follow the use of spirits of any kind. — It isalso an excellent remedy for females who suffer from difficult menstruation, giving almost immediate relief to the spasms thai 80 frequently accompany that ' It gives immediate relief to Nauses, caused by riding in a railroad car, or by sea sickness or other causes, ; & It is also valuable as an external application or Gout, Rheumatism, Neuralgia. REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & OO. 529 & 631 Morket Street, between First an Second, Corner of Beker: San Francisco, ,REDINGTon’s . FLAVORING EXTRACTS. RE the perfectly pees ond conce®trated Kxtracte from Fresh Fruits, pre-$ pared with great care, ‘hey are put up in superior style and in a bottle holding ewes as nook as ordinary brands of Kxtracts. f Comparing quality and contents, none other "yieeeverwe On THER they ha MERITS ve been adoped in prlerang 0 al othet nd Ww xTRACTS of the Pacific Ceast, MARK THE ADVANTAGES. By purchasing Redington’s Concentrate Flavoring sxtracts, you obtain an article no: only supecior in richness and delicacy of flavor to any of a similar nature, but tar more economical, because each bo tle holds double thjnantity contained in a bottieof any other voring extract sold. REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO. Agents for the Pacific Coas:. M. & P. OULD you FEVER AND AGU i "ve health as reserve and v during th sickly senann, shake : owing ara PREVENTIVE #4 _ If you are ATTACKED with Chills and 8° ious FeverJor have been a victim to such disease, and used other 80 called remedies without permanen and the surest EO" CURE. greg by using, according to directions, “i Q EASON & POLLARD'S” ANTI MALARIA Gr Fever end. Pills. Timehas proved Ague pr 3 muse of the tol. _. them thoronghly the safest and most remedy known. They contain no m or mineral other orchemical. ‘hey are exclusivelyv ble. They stimulate tne functions oi the ver, Congestion is impossible wher. they are used. ‘They do not deter from dail, labor. By assleting digesiion they add flesa and muscieto the frame. They aré'adapted t» ail ages and both sexes, aud as a FPAMILY MEDICINE Will cure, in their inciptency, three-fourtis o . all diseases incidental to a malarious climat a See en doses, they have uv equal, For sale by all Druggists. REDINGTON, HOSTETLER & CO. Sole Agents. The Battie for Lite. WwW is continually going on betwee che and aisiece, tos never penclhnig medicine such marked and uvmisa Bo iS hecdhence, on the sidé of health, as REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO. All Goods sold fat reasonable prices. Cal and warranted. . WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED Ke . . $20 & Sat Market t relief, seek at once the safest ' Newell’s Pulmonary Syrups ©) #7 ‘ A . between First ane Second, Cnn of ect tee Praneiscy. +

OODsS CE! HE BEST N IN THIs 2 i part of OULARDs ety of ethcline of ill se}] lannels, ec. Rates ! pet, the STRACAN Trimmed Qs. the very WL. Yr Proot S. ods for er articles buying OTH. ERY. ro VISIT of sON, pfs Hetel, at are not n have any them, and larged and lia ink, by le at short M. mY, TORY. ly informs icinity that sa Fine irge assortAuvE CANNEST PRItof gs, ’ 8, pagar Lips Loys, Proprietor . gualy of tf h San Juan CHILD da city. INES, icles, ue. . PAINTS _ the late extremely cold weather, when ever befcre erected at that crossing. Besides this improvement, Purdon is. She Daily Transcript. ‘NEVADA CITY. LOCAL ITEMS. Meadow Lake. We.have interviewed Capt. Hanly, who come'through from Meadow Lake and arrived in this city on Wednesday. He left four feet of snow at Meadow Lake and came to Hunnefaath’s old place, within nine miley of this city, on snow shoes. The mining prospects at Meadow Lake are exceedingly encouraging The Grant mine at Carlile is yielding handsomely. The eight stamp mill erected by Squire and Pattison last Fall has been running constantly until the pipes supplying the mill, the batteries, and everything froze up. Such extremely cold weather was never before known in the district. The mine has been opened to the depth of 100 feet, and the rock pays about $12 te the ton in free gold, and yields a large amount of rich sulphurets. The ledge is three feet thick, and with the excellent facilities for ‘working will yield a handsome profit. In the Spring it is proposed to add eight more stamps to the mill. The Mohawk and Montreal mill has been workiug rock from the Greenhorn mine. About 120 tons worked paid $23 per ton, The Samarny, owned by Squires, Pattison & Co., is located a quarter of a mile from the Grant. The ledge at 14 feet below the surface yields well, and on the surface the croppings, 10 / feet wide, can be traced 1,000 feet.— from this ledge will be crushed in the Spring. The Scoodiac is owned by Hanly & Co., and located near the Mohawk and Montreal. The ledge is three feet wide n top*and prospects well. At Ossaville,near the town of Meadow Lake, Bull & Culbertson have fitted up a mill and are working three or four ledges, which give promise of great richness. The prospects of the district are ex— evedingly flattering. Many capitalists of San Francisco have visited the district and are becoming interested. General Connor has important interests, andin the Spring it is expected that new enterprises will be opened up. Road Improvement. Peter Purdon, who owns Black’s old crossing and road between this city and San Juan, has been doing # good work in the way of road improvement, The bridge has been entirely remoddled. The timbers, braces and bolts are of the most substantial character, and the structure is better than any building a new grade on this side, which it is expected will be completed ‘by the first of May. This grade leaves the present[ road at Rock Creek, and the bridge is reached by an easy desceat and all the heavy grading of the old road avoided. When this road is completed, the freight and travel from the ridge will increase considerably. A Big Seal. In examining the records in the County Recorder s office yesterday, we came across an acknowledgement taken by a Pennsylvania Justice of the Peace, in witness whereof he says: “Ido affix my name and office with the seal of the State.” The big seal however don’t appear and we were perfectly willing to take the word of the Justice and his office for the seal. Quartz Mining Sill. We publish to-day Stewart’s bill in reference te titles to quartz mines. It will be found interesting to all cons cerned in mining in this county. The Heathen Chimee.) We have received acopy of Bret Harte’s Heathen Chinee, arranged as a song and chorus by Chas. Towner. Itis published:by Root & Cady of Chicago, and is. one ef the best things pubwho know the merit of Harte, will be .40 Phrenological examinations and concisco, proprietor of the Hygeian Home Water Cure and Phrenological Institate, has taken rooms atthe National Hotel, where, during his short stay, he will make Phrenological examinations and give Fowler & Wells’ charts. Any gentleman or lady in any way. out of health will be pertectly welcome sultations in regard to health free of charge. Dr. Smith takes this opportunity to extend a cordial invitation to progressive movements of the day, to visit him at his rooms. Dr. Smith commenced a course of lectures last evening which was free to all. The lec~ ture this evening on Physiognomy, or the art of becoming acquainted, is also free to all, Faith Well Founded. In old times, at the commencement of every season, it was the fashion to takea strong cathartic as a safeguard against a change of temperature. It was a worse than senseless practice. The people of our day understand the matter better. Instead of depleting the system they reinforce it. In the method they adopt they exhibit a wise discrimination, Instead of resorting to the vitiated stimulanta of commerce, or any of the compounds derived from them, they put orant procurable in the market—Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Their faith is well founded. Never has any tonic medicine been prepared with such scrupulous precision and conscien— tious crre. It is a vegetable compound of which eyery ingredient is sound, wholesome and MEDICINAL in the true sense of the word. Now, we have three prominent national complaints. One-half of the adult population of the United States suffer more or less, either frem diseases of the stemach, derangements of the liver, or affections ofthe kidneys. in no other land under Heaven are these maladies so general as in this country, and Hostetter's Bitters is a specific for them all, upless organic in their origin, and, therefore, beyond cure. And let those who are fortunate. enough so be exempt from them at present understand one great fact, viz: than an occasional use of this vitalizing tonic will as cer~ tainly prevent them as the sun will prevent the earth from freezing where its genial beams descend, SS 0G" For the very best Photographs go to BRADLEY & RULOFSON, 429 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. Closed on Sundays. IT PAYS TO VISIT MRS. MILLS’ STORE, On Broad Street, Nevada. M*s MILLS has just returned from San Francisco with the H. MEST DOLLS, TOYS, FANCY BOXES, filed with Candies, Oranges, &c, For the Holidays! Ever brought to Nevada city. Persons wanting Presents for the Holidays -will find “IT PaYS TO CALL,” The Finest assortment of Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, just received. Also a splendid assortment of Dress Goods, New and Fashionable HATS, TRIMMINGS and a general assortmentof Dry Goods. SPLENDID STOCK OF JEWELRY. Persons desiring any of these articles will find it pays to buy of MRS. MILLS, a2 _. Broad Street, Nevada. THEATRE CANDY STAND. JOHN SENNER, Proprieter. URING the COSMOPOLITAN EXHIBITION AND DRAWING OF PxiZEs, the stand will be supplied with The Finest Candies, Nuts,nscorted Fruits, &c. Which will be sold in quantities to suit. Visitore-to the Fair and citizens are invited te call and try the things. ' a yor Ev vale a cheap. JOUN S&ENNER, Proprietor. Nevada, Dec. 20th, 1870. CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, &C. sJ. JACOBS, . Masonic Building, Pine Street, Nevada city, AS JUST RECEIVED a gepiendid stock H of Goods to which he invites attention ofall who sell or use Tobacco. The stock eonsists of Cigars of every brand. From 625 per thousand up, and including the best _ Havana and Domestic ears ieomisenie"srer ous 0 Beans, Fea a nae a Ne and other brands.

Fine Havana Smoking Tobacco, In bulk or in packages, Olive and etaer -good brands. _. Splendid Meerschaum Pipes, — FANCY GOops, PLAYING CARDS, &e. &e. anxious to see and hear the music. SS ET SAT TTL their faith in the only absolutely’ pure invig. . FOR we S J FOR _ BLANK BOOKS, i FOR {NITIAL PAPER, FOR Nice Carved Brackets FOR Everything in the BOOK Stationery Line co TO 4 Spencer & Pattison. . Broad Street. HOLIDAY GOODS,. all who are friendly to the cause of the . . OFFERS FOR SALE A CONGRESS BOOKSTORE, . @ : , WwW. SANTA CLAUS” HEADQUARTERS! NEW STORE AND. SPLENDID NEW HOLIDAY GOoDs. NICK. SLOCOVICH, A> AVING REMOVED TO KIDD’s ‘BLOCK on PINE STREET. Has fitted up and opened with the LARGEST, FINEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF : HOLIDAY GOODSEver brought into the mountains. ‘ This Establishment is supplied with articles durabie and useful, consisting in part of ; SPLENDID HOBBY HORSES, WAGONS, VELOCIPEDES, with riding figures, SCHOOL SATCH&LS, VaLISES,. BEAUTIFUL DOLLS, and “@ general variety of wa” TOYS! = The finest lot of Musical and other PHOTUGRAPHIC ALBUMS ever brought to this city. : ‘he best assortment of Fresh Domestic and Imported Fruits, Nuts, &c, on band, Ladies’ Work Stands, Baskets and Boxes of every deseription, Tais Stock is larger and far superior to any ever brought to this county. : Kverybody is invited to come and buy the cheapest, finest and best gooas ever bruught to the State, ; N. SLOCOVICH, Pine Street. Nevada, Nov. 17th, 1870. THE NEW WEED SEWING MACHINE ., Is the simplest; strongest and — Has a:l the Improvements. Does all kinds of Work. O9” Anp witt pass rrom Tain Lace To Heavy Woo.en Goons on LEATHER , Without any Change of Tension, Makes the Lock Stitch. Runs easier and makes less noise than any other Shuttle Machine, ALWAYS IN ORDER AND READY FOR USE. Warranted in every Case. These Machines, and the Best Silk, Linen, Cotton and Oil, and Needles for all Sewing Machines are for sale at the Hardware Store. opposite Wells, Fargo & Co’s Office, Main © Street, Nevada city. fa W. H, CBAWFORD. . di2-im COSMOPOLITAN FAIR. ———— > LIMITED NUM OF TICKETS in the COSMOPOLITAN FAIR can be had at the , NEVADA THEATRE, At the Gompany’s Office. Office open from 10 o'clock, i i. to 10 o'clock, a aan 8. B, DAVENPORT, Agent. Nevada, Dec, 10th, 1870. i NEW YORK BAKERY JOHN HURST & CO. FLAMING parchssod the United States, Behe ery and consolidated business, customers ofboth will be arenes furnished from _ . NEW YORK BAKERY, Commeretal Street, Nevada City. Het Bolls, Loaf Bread of all kinds Cakes, Pastry, &ce. always on hand, The Wagon will supply families wi Bread fresh Some the oven every morning. Give us a call. JOHN HURST & CO. Nevada, Dec. 12th, 1870. JEWELRY; WATCHES, SILVER WARE, &C. ———e N. Wi KNOWLTON,’ Jewelry; é Silver Ware, Spectacles, Clecks, Also a Articles ake. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Gold Pens, . STOP THAT COUGHING ver of you can't, and we pit : S ou havetried ove remedy but the ONE destined by its intrinsic merit, to supersede all similar preparations. It is not surprising you should be reluctant to try something else after the many experiments you have made of trashy compounds toisted on the public as a certain cure ; bat Newell?s Pulmonary Syrup Is réally the VERY BEST ever compounded for the cure or COUGiS COLDS SORE THROATS, ASTHMA, WHOOPING COUGHS, 'BRONCHITIS, and CONSUMPTION, Thons* ands of people in California and UOremn have been already benefitted by the surprising curative powers of Newell’s Pulmonary SyrupAnd with one accord give it their unqualifiea approbation; » We etl op — a ge who are unacq' w greatest panacea of the age, for the heali of ail diseases of the THROAT AND LUNGS, assuring you that Newell ®s Pulmonary Syrup Has cured thousands, and it will cure * YuO, if you try it, This invaluable medicine is pleasant to the taste; s00thing, healing and strengthening in its ous or deleters yo a, ‘ly 1 ous , an ec harmiess under all circumstances. 4 FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO. 529 & 581 Market pepe dt between First and Second, Corner of er, San Francisco. _ BEDINGToN’s ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGER Wit is confidently recommended as the best preparation now before the public. This valuable preparation, ak na highly concentrated form all the propertids of Jainaica Ginger, has become one of the most popular domestic remedies for'all diseases of the stomach and tive o} si As a tonic it will , ~— valuable to a} . persons recovering from debility, whether produced by fever or otherwise; 2 while itim. parts to the system all the glow and vigor that. can be produced by wine or brandy, it is entirely treefrom the reuctionary effects that follow the use of spirits of any kind. — It isalso an excellent remedy for females who suffer from difficult menstruation, giving almost immediate relief to the spasms thai 80 frequently accompany that ' It gives immediate relief to Nauses, caused by riding in a railroad car, or by sea sickness or other causes, ; & It is also valuable as an external application or Gout, Rheumatism, Neuralgia. REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & OO. 529 & 631 Morket Street, between First an Second, Corner of Beker: San Francisco, ,REDINGTon’s . FLAVORING EXTRACTS. RE the perfectly pees ond conce®trated Kxtracte from Fresh Fruits, pre-$ pared with great care, ‘hey are put up in superior style and in a bottle holding ewes as nook as ordinary brands of Kxtracts. f Comparing quality and contents, none other "yieeeverwe On THER they ha MERITS ve been adoped in prlerang 0 al othet nd Ww xTRACTS of the Pacific Ceast, MARK THE ADVANTAGES. By purchasing Redington’s Concentrate Flavoring sxtracts, you obtain an article no: only supecior in richness and delicacy of flavor to any of a similar nature, but tar more economical, because each bo tle holds double thjnantity contained in a bottieof any other voring extract sold. REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO. Agents for the Pacific Coas:. M. & P. OULD you FEVER AND AGU i "ve health as reserve and v during th sickly senann, shake : owing ara PREVENTIVE #4 _ If you are ATTACKED with Chills and 8° ious FeverJor have been a victim to such disease, and used other 80 called remedies without permanen and the surest EO" CURE. greg by using, according to directions, “i Q EASON & POLLARD'S” ANTI MALARIA Gr Fever end. Pills. Timehas proved Ague pr 3 muse of the tol. _. them thoronghly the safest and most remedy known. They contain no m or mineral other orchemical. ‘hey are exclusivelyv ble. They stimulate tne functions oi the ver, Congestion is impossible wher. they are used. ‘They do not deter from dail, labor. By assleting digesiion they add flesa and muscieto the frame. They aré'adapted t» ail ages and both sexes, aud as a FPAMILY MEDICINE Will cure, in their inciptency, three-fourtis o . all diseases incidental to a malarious climat a See en doses, they have uv equal, For sale by all Druggists. REDINGTON, HOSTETLER & CO. Sole Agents. The Battie for Lite. WwW is continually going on betwee che and aisiece, tos never penclhnig medicine such marked and uvmisa Bo iS hecdhence, on the sidé of health, as REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO. All Goods sold fat reasonable prices. Cal and warranted. . WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED Ke . . $20 & Sat Market t relief, seek at once the safest ' Newell’s Pulmonary Syrups ©) #7 ‘ A . between First ane Second, Cnn of ect tee Praneiscy. +