December 25, 1869 (4 pages)

; The Daily Tramarrip . = = g CurstMas DaYi—Tiis. Noliday is more generally observed by the Chiistian world than any other known to the calendar, and its observance is not confined'to the Churches, the customns be-” ing, many of them, of acharacter which enlists all classes without reference to creed. In the United States we have adopted some of the most attractive characteristics of the Christmas holjday in all other Christian countries,and consequently our observance of thé day . is of a cosmopolitan type, the people to some extent enjoying with their: families and friends the Christmas tree, as they used to in their younger days and in their far off homes. The “chil dren’s festival” or Christmas tree, which every German will rewember. among D > the recollections of “Father land” has, 4 been adopted by us,'and is enjoyed as :. well by grown le as by children, . “4 In the person of Santa Claus we havé _ the Knecht Rupert of the Germans, and wi :» jt would be well if parents would adopt : * more of the customs of Germany, aud < make this annual festival a time when the families are gathered together, and 7" a review taken of the conduct of each during the year, the good and the bad. 2 We have also many good old customs from England, among which none are more pleasant than the Christmas dinner. So great was the weakness for ag good things on this occasion in Engsae land,.that the proverb “He has more business than English ovens at Christmas” came into existence. These with : others of minor importance have come to be features of the holiday athong us, 3) and if properly observed they are cer: tainly pleasant. Rest and recreation is ES a blessing to mankind, while the gifts wi and social amenities are calculated ‘to x dévelop the best traits of human. nature. Oup charity on such occasions as to-day should extend beyond the family ons to the community, and so—far as we Be can, without detriment to ourselves, ev«#ty house should be made happy. Let those who have abundance remember ie the poor, and send some little gift to make their hearts glad to-day. \ ' Buyine PReEsents.—The stores in iS, this city, where Christmas goods were ils, sold, were well filled with purchasers, : notwithstanding the storm, and alarge rE. amount of goods were sold. We have never known a season when there were 00. “go many large stocks of holiday goods by in this city as this Winter, and among , ¢ the articles there weré very many of oud great value. “ Buying presents even unat der such circumstances is not a pleasa ant task, as all know who have tried it, vcs. the great trouble being that there are two-tastes to be suited in all such purKS, Name CHanGeD.—Mr. Sargent writes h, that he has procured a change of the aame of the post office at Nevada City, Colotado, to Bald Mountain. A great , Confusion has been made by the diffi_ culty of distinguishing the difference <p8" between Cal. and Col., as ordinarily ‘ written; and letters intended for one dian Place very often first find the other. a Nevada City, Col., is at the foot of Bald Mountain. here ~ __ CHRIstwas TrEEs—We visited the CM . Congregational, Methodist and Baptist Churches, yesterday afternoon and found the Sunday school committees of $s} each church busily engaged in prfpar-, ing the trees. Iri each the trees were + very handsome and were metited > with a large number of tiful presents, for old and young. CHINAMAN SHoT.—We learn from the ay National that a Chinaman while tryome ing to shoot a Christmas turkey, in Grass Valley, shot himself through the thigh. their ee », vol in ex_ His Name—The name of the man po who was killed by falling into the in“a cline at the Allison Ranch mine, on ir ine 8 Thursday, was John McCormick. . mnced Post Orrick Norick.—We have ober been requested # Postmaster Guild First : ‘@ state that. the office will be ‘opened ‘to ladies :should not fail to ‘call. from 12 until 1 o'clock, today. « {No Rapgr.—Terdlay being Chrigtmas no paper will be issued from this offi¢e to-morrow." *E'F 49 oa) ARRESTED.—=D, J, Hickey, one of the parties indicted in Placer county for burning the sheds on the railroad, upon being discharged, was dtrested on a warrant issued from Truckee, charged with setting fire to the Round House belonging to the railroad at that place, ENLARGED.— White Pine is improving. _We know it because the Inland we has been enlarged and improved,and in addition to this comes:-to us with encouragin the, prospects of t € country, We hope it‘may grow. until the Empire has to} 8 still further increased its size. PREACHING SuNDay.— Divine Services will be. held in-the «Methodist Church, Sunday morning at 11 o’clock and in the evening at 7 o’clock,— Sabbath School at. 14 o’clock, P. M. Rev. J. W. Stump; Pastor, zo Servicésin the Congregational Church morning and evening at the usual hours Sunday School immediately after morning service. _ Rev. Alexander Parker, Pastor, Preaching at the Baptist Church toay, at 11 A.M. and 7 Pp. M. Sabbath School at the close of the morning service. Rev. J. A. Wirth, Pastor. Episcopal services at the Court House every Sunday evening at 7 o'clock, by Rev. Mr. Anderson. : New anp ELEGANT Goops.—Mrs. H. C. MILs, at tlie ‘Dollar Store, has just received a large and magnificent stock of goods, which she is now selling for'almost nothing. She has as large a stock of Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes as Can be found in the city, and will sell them cheaper than they have ever been bought before, The Holiday . Goods—everything in the Toy line,must be sold to close out the stock at halt the usual) prices. Crockery ware, and everything in that line, Wine Sets, &c., Albums; the finest, cheapest and the best. ‘ Large stock of Dolls, Perfumery, Gift Books, Glove Boxes, Silver Plated Knives, Forks, Spoons, Nut Crackers, Bells, Mugs, Butter Knives, &e. Worsted, of all colors, Table. Cloths, Hosiery, the best Kid Gloves for $125, Children’s Silk Gloves, 25 cents, Driving Gloves, 75 cents, and a million other articles too numerous to mention. Before you buy. anything in in the Toy, Shoe, Fancy Goods, Crockery or Hat line, call at MRS. H. C. MILLS’ Dollar Store, da Broad street, Nevada City. d21-lw THE ONLY PLacE.—The only place in the city to find the genuine Brocha Shawls, genuine Sable Furs, Black and Colored Silks,Dress Patterns is at Goldsmiths’, corner of Broad and: Pine streets. Those who want to make beautiful, useful and durable presents He has also a fine assortment of fancy and useful articles for the family. Go and see them, Take Notick Evgaysopy,—Nick Slocovich informs the péople of this city that on and after to-day (Dec. 24) he will sell any article that can. bbought at the Dollar Store for $1 (if he has the same) for 75 cents. In other words he will sell goods 25 cents on a dollar less than any one else d24-tf The Vital Statistics of California Show that periodical ‘fevers and acute and chronic disorders of the stomach and bowels; are among the most prominent and fatal diseases in this State. Disobediencé to the laws of health, as regards diet; the use of pernicious stimulants; and the wear and tear of business excitement, and of ‘‘fast life’’ generally, have mach todo with the prevalence of these maladies in our cities; while in the interior, and especially in the pold yielding dis tricts, they are chiefly due to malaria, un“wholesome water, and the exposure and privation incident. to life in new settlements and mining camps. Now, IT Is A FACT that it is as possible to protect the human system againet these maladies, as to guard life and property against the incursions of assassins andthe thieves. Strengthen the vital organization with HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS, and it becomes as capable of resisting the active principle of epidemic or endemic disease, as a fire proof safe is of resisting the action ofcombustion. This is the experience ofthousands whe have remained unscathed . * by malarious disorders in the sickliest seasons, while their neighbors, wha neglected to tone and regulate their systems with this unequalled medicinial stimulant, have fallen thick and fast around them, Weakness invites disease. Vigor repels it. Help nature to fight the good fight with infection, whether it be-in the air, the water, or the svil, with this matchless preparation~a compound of, the rarest-vegetable extracts with the pures ‘of all diffusive stimulants. . «3 ® } reports in regard to: . Nevada, Oct. 30th. in San Francieco, notifies our readers that ‘wih ap orders for Goodsof every description atthe very lowest cash rates, he having’ supe‘rior facilities for purchasing, and an extensive acquaintance with all the leading houses of the city. All articles sent promptly apon the receipt of cash or ©. ©. D, He refers by permission to J BROWN & Transcript, Nevada Cpe ne ete Dally HAVILAND, HOOP 3 . ery and Fancy Goods Dealers, 85 Tee DR. B. F. JOSSELYN. 608 Sacramento St. CUMMINGS BROS, American Watch 1 epot 607 Montgomery Street. ; BLARE ROBBINS & CO. Importers ‘or Printing PB per, 516 S@cramento St. GG. SUES, Praga, 30 Mentgom™ et, secsai JAMES R. GATES, Importers Drugs . Brenicitien, Corner Commercial and Sieeane is. KOHLER, CHASE & OO, dealers in Toys and Musical Instruments, Sansome Street. R.H. YATES, Agent Singer Sewing Machine, 189 Montgomery Street, i : H, A. DEMI , Agent Howe Sewing Machine, 137 Kearney Street — J.A. SHABER, wholesaie and retail dealer in Furniture and Bedding, 747 Market Street. And: numerons others. ai6 as ens Nese senesaenarenenecerrees etait N. W. KNOWLTON, Successor to W. C. Randolph. : \ Offers for Sale}® the Lowest Prices Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, _. Spectacles, Gold Pen © Clocks, &c. Also. a large aasortment of Gold and Silver Articles suitable forChristmas & New Wears Presents. WATCHES AND JEWELRY repaired and warranted, Nevada, December 3d, 1869. r SOMETHING NEW! oa THE NEVADA CASH STORE! No. 9 Commercial street, t[Adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store] W. &. McROBERTS & CO. EEP Seneeaenly on hand a New and Choice Assortment o. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Which are offered for sale at the lowest cash rates. The attention of Families and Miners is particularly called to our Stockof Goods which has been selected with especial reference to the wante of this community. TEAS—the hest inthe market ; Costa Rica, Javaand Mocha COFFEES, rarer’ Pul. yerized and Crushed’ SUGARS, CANNED FROITS, of all kinds ; £LOUR,. MUXED hog A and GRAIN, POTATOES, ONIONS, «2 Everything in our line will be sold at the lowest possible price for cash, W. 8. McROBERTS & CO, Nevada, Oct, 18th. TOYS. TOYS. TOYS! CANDIES! FRUITS AND NUTS! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. NICK. SLOCOVICH, Sex PENE STREET, NEVADA CITY, f HoliHas just received a Sp day Goods, consisting TOWS, the Chea ost substantaal, and the dsomest ever brought te the County. Handsomely finished Cast Iron Sets, for Girls Fes Fal Trains of Cars, &c. &. &c. PERFUMERY of all kinds, _ up in handsome Ornamented pores, Toilet Boxes, New tyle of Dolls, Matc xes, . RUITS NUTS AND CANDIES of every kind. FANCY GOODS of every variety sold to county dealers or retail purchasers at San Franciéco prices, (27 Call and see the New Goods, ner Oranges, Limes and Cecemmemons: NICH. SLOCOVICE. rere BUY YOUR FURNITURE AND BEDDING In the Interior. "Send your orders te : J. A. SHABER, NO. 707 Market St., SAN FRANCISCO ~aEDB Save 50 Per Cent; on your purchase, 2 Goods Carefully Packed, Safely Shipped nd SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 835.3m, A, ROSENTHAL, MERCHANT. TAILOR, AVING REMOVED TO PINE STREET, near the CORNER OF BRUAD, will keep pameenninns on hand _ find stoc« of material and make Clothing to order.Clothing inkeamedd and repaired at short notice. Give mea call, ds. Attorney and Counselor at Law OFFICEAt the Court House. ‘FOR THE FALL OF 1849: INFORMATION — FOR THE MILLION! “Dundex nnd Blixum!”. “VATS DE MATTER! 11”. Everybody Provided’ For! :GREAT AND SMALL, Q OLD-AND YOUNG, RICH AND POOR, + Competition AgainsUs wh COMPLETE FIZZLE! High Prices are Slaughtered and the People with their Glorious “BANNBR*” Move on their way Rejoicing. Blowing will not alter the People’s Mind, for the fact is established that the BANNER BROS. .are the CHAMPIONS, IN THE CLOTHING LINE IN NEVADA COUNTY: poy b None can compare with this Long Estab lished and Reliable firm, Our Motto Is “LOW PRICES!”? Everybody happy except a few unfortunate men that we OUTSELL AND UNDERSELL! We buy our goods cheaper than Others and We ' SELL THEM CHEAPER ! . Now on hand and constantly receiving from the Eastern as‘well as San Francisco Markets, DIRECT, the MOST EXTENSIVE, AND FASHIONABLE Assortment of Clothing ever offered before, at GREATLY SEDUCED PRICES! Bever Dress and Business Suits, —OFr THE— ‘ LATEST AND BEST STYLES, AND IN FACT Everything inthe Clothing Line. Our FALL STOCK is COMPLETE and the LAKGEST to be found in Nevada county. Our facilities ié procuring goods direct fro the East enables up to sell them at sneh LO RATES as to . DEFY COMPETITION. We also have a Large Assortment. Of Gents’? Furnishing Goods, “ California and Eastern, j Fine & Mining Boots For Men and Boys. HATS! HATS! HATS! The Latest Parisian Stylest § ENOUGH ‘TO COVER EVERY MAN, BOY and CHILD in the county. 1,000 pairs of California Blankets at all Prices and Colors. RUBBER BOOTS AND COATS— -. the Best and Cheapest in the ' Market, ATTEN 1ON:—To all Merchants who iNT, Clothing both in this City and County, we would say call on us before oing to ban Francisco to make purchases, We can sell you goods in this city at Lower ates than yon can buy them at the Bay. Our patronage iu the past.shows that the people appreciate our goods and our prices and we assure them that we are thankful for their coufidence, and will return it in future by selling our goods so lew as to squelch out of existence all Opposition Humbugs, Don’t forget the place where you get your money's worth at the Pioneer Clothing Emporium. BANNER BROS. Wholesale and Retail Dealers, b Cor. Broad ana Pine St. a . Look Out For ‘No. AP: _ MAN'S GREATEST DUN! L iw _ you" CANT Grr. ovER THAT FACT, NOR THAT © CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, ARE SOLD\CHEAPER oe —AaT— ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO’S ' COR. PINE & COMMERCIAL STREET, (Haas}é& Co's old stand.) . THAN ELSEWHERE! @ As evidence of this fact the people have only to call, take notice, compare items, examine stock, —AND— JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES LEAVE YOUR MONEY WHERE YOU GET THEQMOST . AND BEST ~ —FroR— THE LEAST MONEY! 4 Now ON HAND, and CONSTANTLY RECEIVING CLOTHING. OF ALL KINDS,consisting ia part of SPLEN DID SUITS BEVER, CASSIMERE, BROADCLOTH, OVERCOATS,' — ) And in faet EVERYTHINGIN THE CLOTHING LINE, } MEN'S AND BOYS’ CALIFORNIA MADE KIP AND CALF GAITERS, _ SHOES, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT RUBBER BOOTS FOR MINING. me So Oe (Gentlemen's . Furnishing Goods, —AND— LFANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. ¥ etna, ei" Men's & Boys’ HATS & CAPS, x oe Ew Recently LARGE ADDITIONS have been made to the Stock. . $<2>No trouble to show our Goods, anda pleasure to tell Our Prices, Call on: us: and try Our Goods once, ‘and we are SURE of your eustom -afterwards. . G@" Do not forget the place ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. " Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. Nevada: 5625 e

; The Daily Tramarrip . = = g CurstMas DaYi—Tiis. Noliday is more generally observed by the Chiistian world than any other known to the calendar, and its observance is not confined'to the Churches, the customns be-” ing, many of them, of acharacter which enlists all classes without reference to creed. In the United States we have adopted some of the most attractive characteristics of the Christmas holjday in all other Christian countries,and consequently our observance of thé day . is of a cosmopolitan type, the people to some extent enjoying with their: families and friends the Christmas tree, as they used to in their younger days and in their far off homes. The “chil dren’s festival” or Christmas tree, which every German will rewember. among D > the recollections of “Father land” has, 4 been adopted by us,'and is enjoyed as :. well by grown le as by children, . “4 In the person of Santa Claus we havé _ the Knecht Rupert of the Germans, and wi :» jt would be well if parents would adopt : * more of the customs of Germany, aud < make this annual festival a time when the families are gathered together, and 7" a review taken of the conduct of each during the year, the good and the bad. 2 We have also many good old customs from England, among which none are more pleasant than the Christmas dinner. So great was the weakness for ag good things on this occasion in Engsae land,.that the proverb “He has more business than English ovens at Christmas” came into existence. These with : others of minor importance have come to be features of the holiday athong us, 3) and if properly observed they are cer: tainly pleasant. Rest and recreation is ES a blessing to mankind, while the gifts wi and social amenities are calculated ‘to x dévelop the best traits of human. nature. Oup charity on such occasions as to-day should extend beyond the family ons to the community, and so—far as we Be can, without detriment to ourselves, ev«#ty house should be made happy. Let those who have abundance remember ie the poor, and send some little gift to make their hearts glad to-day. \ ' Buyine PReEsents.—The stores in iS, this city, where Christmas goods were ils, sold, were well filled with purchasers, : notwithstanding the storm, and alarge rE. amount of goods were sold. We have never known a season when there were 00. “go many large stocks of holiday goods by in this city as this Winter, and among , ¢ the articles there weré very many of oud great value. “ Buying presents even unat der such circumstances is not a pleasa ant task, as all know who have tried it, vcs. the great trouble being that there are two-tastes to be suited in all such purKS, Name CHanGeD.—Mr. Sargent writes h, that he has procured a change of the aame of the post office at Nevada City, Colotado, to Bald Mountain. A great , Confusion has been made by the diffi_ culty of distinguishing the difference <p8" between Cal. and Col., as ordinarily ‘ written; and letters intended for one dian Place very often first find the other. a Nevada City, Col., is at the foot of Bald Mountain. here ~ __ CHRIstwas TrEEs—We visited the CM . Congregational, Methodist and Baptist Churches, yesterday afternoon and found the Sunday school committees of $s} each church busily engaged in prfpar-, ing the trees. Iri each the trees were + very handsome and were metited > with a large number of tiful presents, for old and young. CHINAMAN SHoT.—We learn from the ay National that a Chinaman while tryome ing to shoot a Christmas turkey, in Grass Valley, shot himself through the thigh. their ee », vol in ex_ His Name—The name of the man po who was killed by falling into the in“a cline at the Allison Ranch mine, on ir ine 8 Thursday, was John McCormick. . mnced Post Orrick Norick.—We have ober been requested # Postmaster Guild First : ‘@ state that. the office will be ‘opened ‘to ladies :should not fail to ‘call. from 12 until 1 o'clock, today. « {No Rapgr.—Terdlay being Chrigtmas no paper will be issued from this offi¢e to-morrow." *E'F 49 oa) ARRESTED.—=D, J, Hickey, one of the parties indicted in Placer county for burning the sheds on the railroad, upon being discharged, was dtrested on a warrant issued from Truckee, charged with setting fire to the Round House belonging to the railroad at that place, ENLARGED.— White Pine is improving. _We know it because the Inland we has been enlarged and improved,and in addition to this comes:-to us with encouragin the, prospects of t € country, We hope it‘may grow. until the Empire has to} 8 still further increased its size. PREACHING SuNDay.— Divine Services will be. held in-the «Methodist Church, Sunday morning at 11 o’clock and in the evening at 7 o’clock,— Sabbath School at. 14 o’clock, P. M. Rev. J. W. Stump; Pastor, zo Servicésin the Congregational Church morning and evening at the usual hours Sunday School immediately after morning service. _ Rev. Alexander Parker, Pastor, Preaching at the Baptist Church toay, at 11 A.M. and 7 Pp. M. Sabbath School at the close of the morning service. Rev. J. A. Wirth, Pastor. Episcopal services at the Court House every Sunday evening at 7 o'clock, by Rev. Mr. Anderson. : New anp ELEGANT Goops.—Mrs. H. C. MILs, at tlie ‘Dollar Store, has just received a large and magnificent stock of goods, which she is now selling for'almost nothing. She has as large a stock of Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes as Can be found in the city, and will sell them cheaper than they have ever been bought before, The Holiday . Goods—everything in the Toy line,must be sold to close out the stock at halt the usual) prices. Crockery ware, and everything in that line, Wine Sets, &c., Albums; the finest, cheapest and the best. ‘ Large stock of Dolls, Perfumery, Gift Books, Glove Boxes, Silver Plated Knives, Forks, Spoons, Nut Crackers, Bells, Mugs, Butter Knives, &e. Worsted, of all colors, Table. Cloths, Hosiery, the best Kid Gloves for $125, Children’s Silk Gloves, 25 cents, Driving Gloves, 75 cents, and a million other articles too numerous to mention. Before you buy. anything in in the Toy, Shoe, Fancy Goods, Crockery or Hat line, call at MRS. H. C. MILLS’ Dollar Store, da Broad street, Nevada City. d21-lw THE ONLY PLacE.—The only place in the city to find the genuine Brocha Shawls, genuine Sable Furs, Black and Colored Silks,Dress Patterns is at Goldsmiths’, corner of Broad and: Pine streets. Those who want to make beautiful, useful and durable presents He has also a fine assortment of fancy and useful articles for the family. Go and see them, Take Notick Evgaysopy,—Nick Slocovich informs the péople of this city that on and after to-day (Dec. 24) he will sell any article that can. bbought at the Dollar Store for $1 (if he has the same) for 75 cents. In other words he will sell goods 25 cents on a dollar less than any one else d24-tf The Vital Statistics of California Show that periodical ‘fevers and acute and chronic disorders of the stomach and bowels; are among the most prominent and fatal diseases in this State. Disobediencé to the laws of health, as regards diet; the use of pernicious stimulants; and the wear and tear of business excitement, and of ‘‘fast life’’ generally, have mach todo with the prevalence of these maladies in our cities; while in the interior, and especially in the pold yielding dis tricts, they are chiefly due to malaria, un“wholesome water, and the exposure and privation incident. to life in new settlements and mining camps. Now, IT Is A FACT that it is as possible to protect the human system againet these maladies, as to guard life and property against the incursions of assassins andthe thieves. Strengthen the vital organization with HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS, and it becomes as capable of resisting the active principle of epidemic or endemic disease, as a fire proof safe is of resisting the action ofcombustion. This is the experience ofthousands whe have remained unscathed . * by malarious disorders in the sickliest seasons, while their neighbors, wha neglected to tone and regulate their systems with this unequalled medicinial stimulant, have fallen thick and fast around them, Weakness invites disease. Vigor repels it. Help nature to fight the good fight with infection, whether it be-in the air, the water, or the svil, with this matchless preparation~a compound of, the rarest-vegetable extracts with the pures ‘of all diffusive stimulants. . «3 ® } reports in regard to: .. Nevada, Oct. 30th. in San Francieco, notifies our readers that ‘wih ap orders for Goodsof every description atthe very lowest cash rates, he having’ supe‘rior facilities for purchasing, and an extensive acquaintance with all the leading houses of the city. All articles sent promptly apon the receipt of cash or ©. ©. D, He refers by permission to J BROWN & Transcript, Nevada Cpe ne ete Dally HAVILAND, HOOP 3 . ery and Fancy Goods Dealers, 85 Tee DR. B. F. JOSSELYN. 608 Sacramento St. CUMMINGS BROS, American Watch 1 epot 607 Montgomery Street. ; BLARE ROBBINS & CO. Importers ‘or Printing PB per, 516 S@cramento St. GG. SUES, Praga, 30 Mentgom™ et, secsai JAMES R. GATES, Importers Drugs . Brenicitien, Corner Commercial and Sieeane is. KOHLER, CHASE & OO, dealers in Toys and Musical Instruments, Sansome Street. R.H. YATES, Agent Singer Sewing Machine, 189 Montgomery Street, i : H, A. DEMI , Agent Howe Sewing Machine, 137 Kearney Street — J.A. SHABER, wholesaie and retail dealer in Furniture and Bedding, 747 Market Street. And: numerons others. ai6 as ens Nese senesaenarenenecerrees etait

N. W. KNOWLTON, Successor to W. C. Randolph. : \ Offers for Sale}® the Lowest Prices Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, _. Spectacles, Gold Pen © Clocks, &c. Also. a large aasortment of Gold and Silver Articles suitable forChristmas & New Wears Presents. WATCHES AND JEWELRY repaired and warranted, Nevada, December 3d, 1869. r SOMETHING NEW! oa THE NEVADA CASH STORE! No. 9 Commercial street, t[Adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store] W. &. McROBERTS & CO. EEP Seneeaenly on hand a New and Choice Assortment o. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Which are offered for sale at the lowest cash rates. The attention of Families and Miners is particularly called to our Stockof Goods which has been selected with especial reference to the wante of this community. TEAS—the hest inthe market ; Costa Rica, Javaand Mocha COFFEES, rarer’ Pul. yerized and Crushed’ SUGARS, CANNED FROITS, of all kinds ; £LOUR,. MUXED hog A and GRAIN, POTATOES, ONIONS, «2 Everything in our line will be sold at the lowest possible price for cash, W. 8. McROBERTS & CO, Nevada, Oct, 18th. TOYS. TOYS. TOYS! CANDIES! FRUITS AND NUTS! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. NICK. SLOCOVICH, Sex PENE STREET, NEVADA CITY, f HoliHas just received a Sp day Goods, consisting TOWS, the Chea ost substantaal, and the dsomest ever brought te the County. Handsomely finished Cast Iron Sets, for Girls Fes Fal Trains of Cars, &c. &. &c. PERFUMERY of all kinds, _ up in handsome Ornamented pores, Toilet Boxes, New tyle of Dolls, Matc xes, . RUITS NUTS AND CANDIES of every kind. FANCY GOODS of every variety sold to county dealers or retail purchasers at San Franciéco prices, (27 Call and see the New Goods, ner Oranges, Limes and Cecemmemons: NICH. SLOCOVICE. rere BUY YOUR FURNITURE AND BEDDING In the Interior. "Send your orders te : J. A. SHABER, NO. 707 Market St., SAN FRANCISCO ~aEDB Save 50 Per Cent; on your purchase, 2 Goods Carefully Packed, Safely Shipped nd SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 835.3m, A, ROSENTHAL, MERCHANT. TAILOR, AVING REMOVED TO PINE STREET, near the CORNER OF BRUAD, will keep pameenninns on hand _ find stoc« of material and make Clothing to order.Clothing inkeamedd and repaired at short notice. Give mea call, ds. Attorney and Counselor at Law OFFICEAt the Court House. ‘FOR THE FALL OF 1849: INFORMATION — FOR THE MILLION! “Dundex nnd Blixum!”. “VATS DE MATTER! 11”. Everybody Provided’ For! :GREAT AND SMALL, Q OLD-AND YOUNG, RICH AND POOR, + Competition AgainsUs wh COMPLETE FIZZLE! High Prices are Slaughtered and the People with their Glorious “BANNBR*” Move on their way Rejoicing. Blowing will not alter the People’s Mind, for the fact is established that the BANNER BROS. .are the CHAMPIONS, IN THE CLOTHING LINE IN NEVADA COUNTY: poy b None can compare with this Long Estab lished and Reliable firm, Our Motto Is “LOW PRICES!”? Everybody happy except a few unfortunate men that we OUTSELL AND UNDERSELL! We buy our goods cheaper than Others and We ' SELL THEM CHEAPER ! . Now on hand and constantly receiving from the Eastern as‘well as San Francisco Markets, DIRECT, the MOST EXTENSIVE, AND FASHIONABLE Assortment of Clothing ever offered before, at GREATLY SEDUCED PRICES! Bever Dress and Business Suits, —OFr THE— ‘ LATEST AND BEST STYLES, AND IN FACT Everything inthe Clothing Line. Our FALL STOCK is COMPLETE and the LAKGEST to be found in Nevada county. Our facilities ié procuring goods direct fro the East enables up to sell them at sneh LO RATES as to . DEFY COMPETITION. We also have a Large Assortment. Of Gents’? Furnishing Goods, “ California and Eastern, j Fine & Mining Boots For Men and Boys. HATS! HATS! HATS! The Latest Parisian Stylest § ENOUGH ‘TO COVER EVERY MAN, BOY and CHILD in the county. 1,000 pairs of California Blankets at all Prices and Colors. RUBBER BOOTS AND COATS— -. the Best and Cheapest in the ' Market, ATTEN 1ON:—To all Merchants who iNT, Clothing both in this City and County, we would say call on us before oing to ban Francisco to make purchases, We can sell you goods in this city at Lower ates than yon can buy them at the Bay. Our patronage iu the past.shows that the people appreciate our goods and our prices and we assure them that we are thankful for their coufidence, and will return it in future by selling our goods so lew as to squelch out of existence all Opposition Humbugs, Don’t forget the place where you get your money's worth at the Pioneer Clothing Emporium. BANNER BROS. Wholesale and Retail Dealers, b Cor. Broad ana Pine St. a . Look Out For ‘No. AP: _ MAN'S GREATEST DUN! L iw _ you" CANT Grr. ovER THAT FACT, NOR THAT © CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, ARE SOLD\CHEAPER oe —AaT— ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO’S ' COR. PINE & COMMERCIAL STREET, (Haas}é& Co's old stand.) . THAN ELSEWHERE! @ As evidence of this fact the people have only to call, take notice, compare items, examine stock, —AND— JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES LEAVE YOUR MONEY WHERE YOU GET THEQMOST . AND BEST ~ —FroR— THE LEAST MONEY! 4 Now ON HAND, and CONSTANTLY RECEIVING CLOTHING. OF ALL KINDS,consisting ia part of SPLEN DID SUITS BEVER, CASSIMERE, BROADCLOTH, OVERCOATS,' — ) And in faet EVERYTHINGIN THE CLOTHING LINE, } MEN'S AND BOYS’ CALIFORNIA MADE KIP AND CALF GAITERS, _ SHOES, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT RUBBER BOOTS FOR MINING. me So Oe (Gentlemen's . Furnishing Goods, —AND— LFANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. ¥ etna, ei" Men's & Boys’ HATS & CAPS, x oe Ew Recently LARGE ADDITIONS have been made to the Stock. . $<2>No trouble to show our Goods, anda pleasure to tell Our Prices, Call on: us: and try Our Goods once, ‘and we are SURE of your eustom -afterwards. . G@" Do not forget the place ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. " Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. Nevada: 5625 e