December 3, 1869 (4 pages)

No. 1 OVER ERE! the people z2khe moems, Ks SELVES i WHERE ic & r IONEY! TANTLY RE Yc azt of SPLEN ‘ CLOTH, YTHING *]¢ iG LINE. a CALIFOR\ND CALF Ss.) SHOES, ENT RUBt RESNING. ~ ag Goods, ‘S & CAPS. MITIONS have show our _ re to tell,® n us and. , and we ustom afplace > E & CO. . Commer535 _ NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. RoucH ON THE SruMPist.—John Smith, superintendent of. stumpage, ‘yecently visited Bear Valley, hunting up lumbermen and shake makers. He did not succeed in collecting’ much 5} stpmpage, and the shake makers con_ «inced him that he was no “great . ghakes” after all; in fact they turned the tables on John Smith or John Nelson Smith, and instead of going down into their own pockets to hunt. shake money, they went: down into his.to such an extent that he soon became satisfied that the income was less in that region than the “come out.” The aforesaid. agent went to Flint’s to get a horse to ride about five miles, and on his return he was assessed “hoofage” to the tune of $7 50, which he paid, and ° goon after left the county for Sacrament>, where we learn he has arrived, probably convinced that finding stumps is one thing and collecting stumpage quite another, . —» _ Tae WaLnour.—Quite a number of ‘black walnut trees are growing in this‘ county, and we shall probably have some of these excellent nuts in market. There is a tree nine years old, on Sut. ton’s ranch, from which he gathered three bushels of . walnuts this season. The Montgomery Brothers in Pein: Valley have a number of trees of. this variety. The English walnut. tree is slower in bearing than the black ‘walaut. P. Sutton has one the same age as his black watiut tree, but largerHe gathered three pounds of fine wal. nuts from it this season, : NorHIne -Goop.—A friend of ours who recently visited the southern countiespromised us to write to the TRANSCRIPT what he might see of interest in that locality. He failed to do so, exexcusing himself on the ground that“he could not say anything good of the country.” He informs us that business is as dull in the towns and on the ranches in that locality as in Nevada, und that the complaint of hard times is almost universal in the State. BeavutiruL WEATHER.—For two days past the weather has been worthy _ofJune. The airis fresh and balmy, © and the sun Warm enough for Spring. ~ There are not many countries that can boast of such weather in December. Laree Porcine.—James Colley, on Thursday, slaughtered a hog which he raised, weighing 300 pounds. He has kil. .d two others from the same pen the lightest of which weighed 290 pounds. The 300 pounder was two years old. THE Grass Valley Union says it is rumored a weekly paper is to be started in this county under the auspices of the Miner’s Union, to advocate the interests of miners and mine owners. ‘Swiss CHEEsH.—A. Isoard,of this city,. has received overland a Swiss cheese, weighing 144 pounds. It is much newer than such cheese usually is, and will be a treat to those who are fond of this article. Rumorep SaLE.—It was reported yesterday that the Eureka: mine, Grass Valley had been sold to an English Company for $1,500,000. The Eureka is one of the leading mines of the State, and has yielded its owners big fortunes. WiLD. Pickons—We learn t there are large numbers of wild pigeon 4 On the ridge, this side of Tompkin House, Bear Valley. ANOTHER ImporRTATION.—Chow You, & Chinaman of this place, says the Grass Valley Union, has just retarned from San Francisco, whither he went to inspect: the slave market. He pur. chased one fair specimen of his race and Would have purchased more, but he “found the market high. Girls ‘are ‘in _ gteat demand. Chow You says very _ homely ones bringing $300, and choice specimens selling readily at $600. Chow You's girl cost him~$600 delivered in Grass Valley. Chow You says that large importations are to follow from China, the big companies, and some “Melican. men” being interested in the trade. The women cost the companies little excep’ em Resolutions, evada, Dec. 1, 1869. Wuerras, It has pleased the Alfrom our midst our late worthy and esteemed fellow member, John F. Bussenius, and Whereas, The intimate relations jong held by the deceased with the members of this Company render it proper that we should place upon record our appreciation of his services as a fireman, and his merits as a man, therefore : “Resolved, That we deplore the loss of John .F. Bussenius with deep regret, softened only by the confident hope, that his spirit is with those who, having fought the good fight here, are now ev-. ‘joying pertect ha iness” ip a better world. ici ag 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. Resoived,. That a copy of these resolutions be published in the: Nevada Daily TRanscripT and Daily Gazette. CHANGED HER Mrinp.—Perhaps many of our old settlers will remember the “Robinson family, a theatrical troupe, of which Miss Sue ] pretty and versatile actress traction, which gave performances here and other towns in Northern California about the year 1857. J. B. Robinson the father, was a comedian of. considerable merit. He now resides at Legrand, Oregon, A dispatch from Portfor divorce on the ground‘of non-support. She now withdraws the suit, on the ground that. Kobinson has: fallen heir to $80,000 by the -death of ‘a relative, : A Swoop.—John Sale, says the Grass Valley Union, observed a large sized chicken hawk swoop down and catch a very fat young chicken. The chicken was too heavy forthe hawk to make much headway in flying, and so the bird of prey resolved to take a meal in a clump of bushes near to where the seizure occurred. Sale borrowed a gun from a viner, went to where the hawk and chicken were, fired the gun, scared the hawk and captured the chicken. The ex-Marshal says hawks should .b¢ protected hy.Legislative . enactment, They are friends to humanit MILLINERY Goops.—Miss E. Coffee, formerly a resident of this place, has arrived in this city, and is stopping at the National Exchange Hotel, where she has for sale a nice lot. of , Millinery Goods, consisting in pert of Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s goods, mourning bonnets, &c. Ifyou wish to buy goods cheap call on Miss Coffee immediately, She intends to remain here only « few days. 6 * Let not Prejudice usurp your Reason. “ It is a fact that, in the minds of many per sons, a prejudice exists against whatare called _patent medicine; but why should this prean array ef testimony to support it as HO 8TETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS? Physicians prescribe it; why should you discard . tb? have and do use it in their families ; ‘why ehould you reject it? Let net your prejudice usurp your'reason to the everlasting injury of your health. If you are sick and require a medicine, try these Bitters. When the bodily-energies are worn out by anxiety and need a stimulant, this is the best that can betaken. It is tempered and modified by hygienic herbs and roots, which prevent it from fevering the blood; and hence it does not produce a mere temporary excitement, to be followed by injurious, reactionbut communicates a permanent potency to the entire Vital organization. Some ofits herbal constituents are slightly soporific, ¢o that in cases where sleeplessness is one ofthe ac’companiments of nervous disease, a dose of it quiet and refreshing slumber. or palpitation of heart, tremors, hysterics, fainting-fite, general restlessness and the causeless fears aud distressing fancies to which ladies are especially subject, under certain morbid conditions of mind and body peculiar to their sex, the Bitters will be found the most agreeable aud certain of ail counter irritants. Vhe constitutionally nervous may readily keep their infirmity in constant check by the daily use of this healihiul vegetable tonic; and those who have ‘*shattered their nerves,” as the piirace is, either by imprudent indulgence or undue physical vor intellectual labor will find in this vilalizing elixir a prompt restorative. celia ONE PER CENT. PER MONTH LLOWED ON SIX MONTHS’ DEPOSITs ae BY THE CALIFORNIA BUILDING, LOAN AND , SAVINGS BANK, Street, SAN FRANCISCO. t passage money, and some “blackmail” on arrival. 8%5-3m Hall of Penneyiv'a Engine Co. 0.9} . ; mighty Disposer of events, to remove . land, states that his wife lately sued . pie Qi usually considered men of talent . . usec taken towards bedtime will tend to produce. California Street, one door from Sansome . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Mair Cutting....25 Cents. Shaving er ethwenee.ae. esccecs tS Shampooing... Baths-—Hot or Cold.. 25 Hair Dressing Room for Ladies and children TEETH Extracted. Leeches applied for % cents, Cupping 25 cents. n20 ga, ROTICE. I HAVE CLOSED MY BUSINESS in this . city, and removed to San. Francisco; and i take pleasure in. recommending my success‘or, Mit. N. W. KNOWLTON, whom I have known tor twenty years as a skilful watch“maker, and who can please all who will fayor him with their eee, * 3 ae : V. C. RANDOLPHE® . Nevada, Nov. 20th, -1869. : J & S. ROSENTHAL, at the Old Stand, e Broad Street, Nevada, invite the attention of iadies to their newFall and Winter Goods, which they have just received. The finest lot ever brought to tbe county of Dress Goods, Genuine Furs, Miousehold Goods, Fancy Articles, Dress Trimmings, een Hats, ete., etc, ¢¢r-Ladies of Nevada county will find it to their advantage to call on us, as we cAn give them Better. Goods, a Finer. Assortment to select from, and LOWER PRICES than can be found elsewhere. Don’t neglect to call. : J.& S. ROSENTHAL, Broad Street, Nevada. TOYS. TOYS. TOYS! CANDIES! FRUITS AND NUTS! WHOLESALE AND. RETAIL. NICK. SLOCOVICH, Sox PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY, n4 Has just received a Splendid Stock of Holiday Goods, consisting of TOYS, the Cheapest, most substantial, and the handsomest ever brought to the County. Handsomely finished Cast Iron Sets, for Girls ‘ and Boys, Full Trains of Cars, &e, &. &. PERFUMERY ofall kinds, put up in handsome Ornamented Bottles, Loilet Boxes, New Style of Dolis, Match Boxea,, FRUITS, NUTS AND CANDIES of every kind. FANCY GOODS of every variety sold to county dealers.or retail purchasers at San Francieco prices, (2 Call and see the New Goods, NIOHM. SLOCOVION. Nevada. Oct. 30th, Valuable. Books. S. MASON will tanvase Nevada City ig and vicinity for subscriptions for the following valuable Books; “Howard's Domestic Medicine,” being a revieed edition of Horton Howard's Anatomy men and Children, Practice of Medicine and Materia Medica. This. work is a complete family medical guide. Pnvaluable’ to heads of families and to mothers. Price $6, and sold by subscription only, ‘Life and Public Services of Schuyler Colfax,’ together with some of his most impertant speeches, by Edward Wileon Martin. Ev ery student of the history of the United States, (and every citizen should be such a student,) will find this lite of Vice President Colfax necessary to a true understanding of the late troubles ofthe nation. ‘The work is ilustcated . with a splendid steel engraving likeness of the distinguished statesman. Over 10,000 sold . .in a Single Month.:’ Price of Books, $3. ‘Dr. Chase’s Receipes for the information of everybody, a collection ofabout 600 practical recipes, for merchants, grocers, physicians, kers, harness makers. painters, jewelers, tinners, blacksmiths, gupsmithe, furriers, barbers, bakers. dyers, farmers and familes generally. It isthe best work of the kind ever published. Price $1.50. * “The Natural Wealth of California,” by Titus Fey Cronise. Price $6.50. n28 U8 REVENUE COLLECTOR. UNITED STATES 'INTERNAL REVENDVE ‘COLLECTOR’S OFFICE, 4th District, Cal. NovemBER 11, 1569. . orice tances given that I have been duly appointed Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue for the Fifth Division of the Fourth District of California, wr om the Counties ef Nevada and Sterra, All Taxes assessed under the Excise Law of the United States in this Division are payable at my office in the town of Grass Valley, Nevada couuty. All Letters intended for me should be dirveted to Grass Valley. . GEORGE W. DIXON,’ : ‘Deputy Collector. Grass Valiey, Nov. 12th, 1869. DR. ROBERTS, WW Itt HEAL THE SICK BY ANIMAL MAGNETISM , AND THE— tS Swedish Movement Cure 21 ous —AT THE— . ‘DAWSON HOUSE, MARYSVILLE UNTIL DECEMBER 20th, 1869, DR. R., will open his PERMANENT office . ggg laa street, San vee Se SPENCE & CO, DRUGGIS18, 43, Broad Street, Nevada City, California. § (\N AND AFTER JANUARY ist, 1870, No. the above firm will be known as PRESTON & FAIRCHILD. THOMAS MOONEY, President. . ‘Everybody Provided . GREAT ANDSMALL, . . IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT? . . and Physiology and Midwifery,diseases of Wo. saloon keepers _druggicts,_tannere--sheema-t‘. ENOUGH ‘TO COVER EVERY MAN, “THE LATEST SENSATION!” PROGRAMME 4 ¥OR THE FALL OF 1869! INFORMATION . FOR THE MILLION! “Dunder und Blixum !” “VATS DE MATTER! I!” For ! s OLD AND YOUNG, RICH AND POOR. Competition Against Us COMPLETE FIZZLE! High Prices are Slaughtered ‘ and the People with their Glorious “BANNER” 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. 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 OUTSEKLL 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 REDUCED PRICES! Bever Dress and Business Suits, —OF THE— LATEST AND BEST . STYLES, Everything in the Clothing Line. Our FALL STOCK is COMPLETE and the LAKGES' to be found in Nevada county. Our facilities is procuring goods direct from the East enabies us wo pell ikem at such LUW RATES as lo? ; DEFY COMPETITION. We also have a Large Assortment Of Gents’? Furnishing Goods, California and Eastern, #ine & Mining Boots For Men and Boys. HATS! HATS! -HATS! . The Latest Parisian Styles! BOY and CHILD in the county, 1,000 pairs of California Blankets at all Prices and Colors. RUBBER BOOTS AND COATS— the Mest and Cheapest im ihe ATTENTION:—To all Merchants who deal ju Clothimg both in this City. uud County, we Would say call on us before yoing to ban Francisco to wake purchases, We can sell you goods in this city at Lower hates than you can buy them at tie bay. Vur patronage, in the past shows that tbe peuple appreciate our goods and our prices aud we assure them that we are thaukiul for their coufidence, aud will return it in future by selling our godds so low as to squelcn oul of exigtence ail Opposition Humbugs. Don’t forget the place where you get your money’s worth at the wr ioneer Clothing Emporium, -BANNER BROS. ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealers, Nevada, Nov. 8, 1869, CIGAR STORE! + JULIUS GREENWALD HAS THE LARGEST AND BEST SE. _ LECTED STOCK OF ge ed CIGARS AND TOBACCO In Nevada County, ’ He has also on hand ihe GENUINE IMPORTED ‘FIGARO & CABANA CIGARS ! TOBACCO, the best assortment ever: brought here, such as : FRUIT BRAND, NEPTUNK, MAR Wstown, PEACH BLOSSOM, &ea &e, &C. . Crumpton’s 12 lb. hard pressed, AtlantieCable, Lester's Fig and Rough & Ready Twist—the best ever brought to this market, Navy, of every description, And all other brands of : CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO, Too numerous too mention. 2 a Consumers. buying their quantities, — will save money by TVBACCO in large a Also, a large selection of Meerschaum Pipes, “> EX kL Pocket Knives Playing Cards, Monte & Faro Cards, Matches, . Pipes, ) &e, &c, Which he will eel] at a small advance on Sau Francisco Cust, i JULIUS GREENWALD, BROAD STREETI NEVADA CITY. EVERYBODY READ! THOS, SHURTLEFF, . 1s OPENED A GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE, at the Junction Main & Commercial Sts IN DR. KENT'S BUILDING, Where he will keep constantly on hand a full assortment of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS — CAN AND SHELF Goous, ‘Peas of the finest brands, Excellent Coffee and a genera assortment for the larder, ' All Goods sold at the very lowest Cash Prices. “Q The People of Nevada will find it to their advantage to callon me. THOS, SHRUTLEFY, . Junction of Commerciayand Main Strecte, Nevada, Oct. 15th, “ SOMETHING NEW! THE NEVADA CASH STORE! No. 9 Commercial street, [Adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store. W. & McROBERTS & CO. EEP constantly on hand a New and Choice Assortment of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Which are offercd for sale at the lowest cash rates. ‘he attention of Families and Miners is particularly called to our Stock of Goods which has been selected with especial reterence to the wants of this community. 'kaS—the best in the market ; Costa Rica, Javaand Mocha COFFEES, Granulated, Pulverized and Crushed pUGARS, CANNED FKUIYS, of all kinds; FLOUR, MIXED FEED aud GRAIN, POTATUES, ONIONS, &e. &. ¥/" ssverything in our line will be old at ths lowess possible price for cash.s W, S. McROBERTS & Cu, Nevada, Oct. 13th. : Cor. Broad and Pine St. B5U # aR Sana Resse a eee sae RROneioeanabevee r cem aEN A Y H rincemecconte eer ate an inlA eo ee erm

No. 1 OVER ERE! the people z2khe moems, Ks SELVES i WHERE ic & r IONEY! TANTLY RE Yc azt of SPLEN ‘ CLOTH, YTHING *]¢ iG LINE. a CALIFOR\ND CALF Ss.) SHOES, ENT RUBt RESNING. ~ ag Goods, ‘S & CAPS. MITIONS have show our _ re to tell,® n us and. , and we ustom afplace > E & CO. . Commer535 _ NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. RoucH ON THE SruMPist.—John Smith, superintendent of. stumpage, ‘yecently visited Bear Valley, hunting up lumbermen and shake makers. He did not succeed in collecting’ much 5} stpmpage, and the shake makers con_ «inced him that he was no “great . ghakes” after all; in fact they turned the tables on John Smith or John Nelson Smith, and instead of going down into their own pockets to hunt. shake money, they went: down into his.to such an extent that he soon became satisfied that the income was less in that region than the “come out.” The aforesaid. agent went to Flint’s to get a horse to ride about five miles, and on his return he was assessed “hoofage” to the tune of $7 50, which he paid, and ° goon after left the county for Sacrament>, where we learn he has arrived, probably convinced that finding stumps is one thing and collecting stumpage quite another, . —» _ Tae WaLnour.—Quite a number of ‘black walnut trees are growing in this‘ county, and we shall probably have some of these excellent nuts in market. There is a tree nine years old, on Sut. ton’s ranch, from which he gathered three bushels of . walnuts this season. The Montgomery Brothers in Pein: Valley have a number of trees of. this variety. The English walnut. tree is slower in bearing than the black ‘walaut. P. Sutton has one the same age as his black watiut tree, but largerHe gathered three pounds of fine wal. nuts from it this season, : NorHIne -Goop.—A friend of ours who recently visited the southern countiespromised us to write to the TRANSCRIPT what he might see of interest in that locality. He failed to do so, exexcusing himself on the ground that“he could not say anything good of the country.” He informs us that business is as dull in the towns and on the ranches in that locality as in Nevada, und that the complaint of hard times is almost universal in the State. BeavutiruL WEATHER.—For two days past the weather has been worthy _ofJune. The airis fresh and balmy, © and the sun Warm enough for Spring. ~ There are not many countries that can boast of such weather in December. Laree Porcine.—James Colley, on Thursday, slaughtered a hog which he raised, weighing 300 pounds. He has kil. .d two others from the same pen the lightest of which weighed 290 pounds. The 300 pounder was two years old. THE Grass Valley Union says it is rumored a weekly paper is to be started in this county under the auspices of the Miner’s Union, to advocate the interests of miners and mine owners. ‘Swiss CHEEsH.—A. Isoard,of this city,. has received overland a Swiss cheese, weighing 144 pounds. It is much newer than such cheese usually is, and will be a treat to those who are fond of this article. Rumorep SaLE.—It was reported yesterday that the Eureka: mine, Grass Valley had been sold to an English Company for $1,500,000. The Eureka is one of the leading mines of the State, and has yielded its owners big fortunes. WiLD. Pickons—We learn t there are large numbers of wild pigeon 4 On the ridge, this side of Tompkin House, Bear Valley. ANOTHER ImporRTATION.—Chow You, & Chinaman of this place, says the Grass Valley Union, has just retarned from San Francisco, whither he went to inspect: the slave market. He pur. chased one fair specimen of his race and Would have purchased more, but he “found the market high. Girls ‘are ‘in _ gteat demand. Chow You says very _ homely ones bringing $300, and choice specimens selling readily at $600. Chow You's girl cost him~$600 delivered in Grass Valley. Chow You says that large importations are to follow from China, the big companies, and some “Melican. men” being interested in the trade. The women cost the companies little excep’ em Resolutions, evada, Dec. 1, 1869. Wuerras, It has pleased the Alfrom our midst our late worthy and esteemed fellow member, John F. Bussenius, and Whereas, The intimate relations jong held by the deceased with the members of this Company render it proper that we should place upon record our appreciation of his services as a fireman, and his merits as a man, therefore : “Resolved, That we deplore the loss of John .F. Bussenius with deep regret, softened only by the confident hope, that his spirit is with those who, having fought the good fight here, are now ev-. ‘joying pertect ha iness” ip a better world. ici ag 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. Resoived,. That a copy of these resolutions be published in the: Nevada Daily TRanscripT and Daily Gazette. CHANGED HER Mrinp.—Perhaps many of our old settlers will remember the “Robinson family, a theatrical troupe, of which Miss Sue ] pretty and versatile actress traction, which gave performances here and other towns in Northern California about the year 1857. J. B. Robinson the father, was a comedian of. considerable merit. He now resides at Legrand, Oregon, A dispatch from Portfor divorce on the ground‘of non-support. She now withdraws the suit, on the ground that. Kobinson has: fallen heir to $80,000 by the -death of ‘a relative, : A Swoop.—John Sale, says the Grass Valley Union, observed a large sized chicken hawk swoop down and catch a very fat young chicken. The chicken was too heavy forthe hawk to make much headway in flying, and so the bird of prey resolved to take a meal in a clump of bushes near to where the seizure occurred. Sale borrowed a gun from a viner, went to where the hawk and chicken were, fired the gun, scared the hawk and captured the chicken. The ex-Marshal says hawks should .b¢ protected hy.Legislative . enactment, They are friends to humanit MILLINERY Goops.—Miss E. Coffee, formerly a resident of this place, has arrived in this city, and is stopping at the National Exchange Hotel, where she has for sale a nice lot. of , Millinery Goods, consisting in pert of Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s goods, mourning bonnets, &c. Ifyou wish to buy goods cheap call on Miss Coffee immediately, She intends to remain here only « few days. 6 * Let not Prejudice usurp your Reason. “ It is a fact that, in the minds of many per sons, a prejudice exists against whatare called _patent medicine; but why should this prean array ef testimony to support it as HO 8TETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS? Physicians prescribe it; why should you discard . tb? have and do use it in their families ; ‘why ehould you reject it? Let net your prejudice usurp your'reason to the everlasting injury of your health. If you are sick and require a medicine, try these Bitters. When the bodily-energies are worn out by anxiety and need a stimulant, this is the best that can betaken. It is tempered and modified by hygienic herbs and roots, which prevent it from fevering the blood; and hence it does not produce a mere temporary excitement, to be followed by injurious, reactionbut communicates a permanent potency to the entire Vital organization. Some ofits herbal constituents are slightly soporific, ¢o that in cases where sleeplessness is one ofthe ac’companiments of nervous disease, a dose of it quiet and refreshing slumber. or palpitation of heart, tremors, hysterics, fainting-fite, general restlessness and the causeless fears aud distressing fancies to which ladies are especially subject, under certain morbid conditions of mind and body peculiar to their sex, the Bitters will be found the most agreeable aud certain of ail counter irritants. Vhe constitutionally nervous may readily keep their infirmity in constant check by the daily use of this healihiul vegetable tonic; and those who have ‘*shattered their nerves,” as the piirace is, either by imprudent indulgence or undue physical vor intellectual labor will find in this vilalizing elixir a prompt restorative. celia ONE PER CENT. PER MONTH LLOWED ON SIX MONTHS’ DEPOSITs ae BY THE CALIFORNIA BUILDING, LOAN AND , SAVINGS BANK, Street, SAN FRANCISCO. t passage money, and some “blackmail” on arrival. 8%5-3m Hall of Penneyiv'a Engine Co. 0.9} . ; mighty Disposer of events, to remove . land, states that his wife lately sued . pie Qi usually considered men of talent . . usec taken towards bedtime will tend to produce. California Street, one door from Sansome . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Mair Cutting.......25 Cents. Shaving er ethwenee.ae. esccecs tS Shampooing...... Baths-—Hot or Cold.... 25 Hair Dressing Room for Ladies and children TEETH Extracted. Leeches applied for % cents, Cupping 25 cents. n20 ga, ROTICE. I HAVE CLOSED MY BUSINESS in this . city, and removed to San. Francisco; and i take pleasure in. recommending my success‘or, Mit. N. W. KNOWLTON, whom I have known tor twenty years as a skilful watch“maker, and who can please all who will fayor him with their eee, * 3 ae : V. C. RANDOLPHE® . Nevada, Nov. 20th, -1869. : J & S. ROSENTHAL, at the Old Stand, e Broad Street, Nevada, invite the attention of iadies to their newFall and Winter Goods, which they have just received. The finest lot ever brought to tbe county of Dress Goods, Genuine Furs, Miousehold Goods, Fancy Articles, Dress Trimmings, een Hats, ete., etc, ¢¢r-Ladies of Nevada county will find it to their advantage to call on us, as we cAn give

them Better. Goods, a Finer. Assortment to select from, and LOWER PRICES than can be found elsewhere. Don’t neglect to call. : J.& S. ROSENTHAL, Broad Street, Nevada. TOYS. TOYS. TOYS! CANDIES! FRUITS AND NUTS! WHOLESALE AND. RETAIL. NICK. SLOCOVICH, Sox PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY, n4 Has just received a Splendid Stock of Holiday Goods, consisting of TOYS, the Cheapest, most substantial, and the handsomest ever brought to the County. Handsomely finished Cast Iron Sets, for Girls ‘ and Boys, Full Trains of Cars, &e, &. &. PERFUMERY ofall kinds, put up in handsome Ornamented Bottles, Loilet Boxes, New Style of Dolis, Match Boxea,, FRUITS, NUTS AND CANDIES of every kind. FANCY GOODS of every variety sold to county dealers.or retail purchasers at San Francieco prices, (2 Call and see the New Goods, NIOHM. SLOCOVION. Nevada. Oct. 30th, Valuable. Books. S. MASON will tanvase Nevada City ig and vicinity for subscriptions for the following valuable Books; “Howard's Domestic Medicine,” being a revieed edition of Horton Howard's Anatomy men and Children, Practice of Medicine and Materia Medica. This. work is a complete family medical guide. Pnvaluable’ to heads of families and to mothers. Price $6, and sold by subscription only, ‘Life and Public Services of Schuyler Colfax,’ together with some of his most impertant speeches, by Edward Wileon Martin. Ev ery student of the history of the United States, (and every citizen should be such a student,) will find this lite of Vice President Colfax necessary to a true understanding of the late troubles ofthe nation. ‘The work is ilustcated . with a splendid steel engraving likeness of the distinguished statesman. Over 10,000 sold . .in a Single Month.:’ Price of Books, $3. ‘Dr. Chase’s Receipes for the information of everybody, a collection ofabout 600 practical recipes, for merchants, grocers, physicians, kers, harness makers. painters, jewelers, tinners, blacksmiths, gupsmithe, furriers, barbers, bakers. dyers, farmers and familes generally. It isthe best work of the kind ever published. Price $1.50. * “The Natural Wealth of California,” by Titus Fey Cronise. Price $6.50. n28 U8 REVENUE COLLECTOR. UNITED STATES 'INTERNAL REVENDVE ‘COLLECTOR’S OFFICE, 4th District, Cal. NovemBER 11, 1569. . orice tances given that I have been duly appointed Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue for the Fifth Division of the Fourth District of California, wr om the Counties ef Nevada and Sterra, All Taxes assessed under the Excise Law of the United States in this Division are payable at my office in the town of Grass Valley, Nevada couuty. All Letters intended for me should be dirveted to Grass Valley. . GEORGE W. DIXON,’ : ‘Deputy Collector. Grass Valiey, Nov. 12th, 1869. DR. ROBERTS, WW Itt HEAL THE SICK BY ANIMAL MAGNETISM , AND THE— tS Swedish Movement Cure 21 ous —AT THE— . ‘DAWSON HOUSE, MARYSVILLE UNTIL DECEMBER 20th, 1869, DR. R., will open his PERMANENT office . ggg laa street, San vee Se SPENCE & CO, DRUGGIS18, 43, Broad Street, Nevada City, California. § (\N AND AFTER JANUARY ist, 1870, No. the above firm will be known as PRESTON & FAIRCHILD. THOMAS MOONEY, President. . ‘Everybody Provided . GREAT ANDSMALL, . . IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT? . . and Physiology and Midwifery,diseases of Wo. saloon keepers _druggicts,_tannere--sheema-t‘. ENOUGH ‘TO COVER EVERY MAN, “THE LATEST SENSATION!” PROGRAMME 4 ¥OR THE FALL OF 1869! INFORMATION . FOR THE MILLION! “Dunder und Blixum !” “VATS DE MATTER! I!” For ! s OLD AND YOUNG, RICH AND POOR. Competition Against Us COMPLETE FIZZLE! High Prices are Slaughtered ‘ and the People with their Glorious “BANNER” 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. 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 OUTSEKLL 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 REDUCED PRICES! Bever Dress and Business Suits, —OF THE— LATEST AND BEST . STYLES, Everything in the Clothing Line. Our FALL STOCK is COMPLETE and the LAKGES' to be found in Nevada county. Our facilities is procuring goods direct from the East enabies us wo pell ikem at such LUW RATES as lo? ; DEFY COMPETITION. We also have a Large Assortment Of Gents’? Furnishing Goods, California and Eastern, #ine & Mining Boots For Men and Boys. HATS! HATS! -HATS! . The Latest Parisian Styles! BOY and CHILD in the county, 1,000 pairs of California Blankets at all Prices and Colors. RUBBER BOOTS AND COATS— the Mest and Cheapest im ihe ATTENTION:—To all Merchants who deal ju Clothimg both in this City. uud County, we Would say call on us before yoing to ban Francisco to wake purchases, We can sell you goods in this city at Lower hates than you can buy them at tie bay. Vur patronage, in the past shows that tbe peuple appreciate our goods and our prices aud we assure them that we are thaukiul for their coufidence, aud will return it in future by selling our godds so low as to squelcn oul of exigtence ail Opposition Humbugs. Don’t forget the place where you get your money’s worth at the wr ioneer Clothing Emporium, -BANNER BROS. ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealers, Nevada, Nov. 8, 1869, CIGAR STORE! + JULIUS GREENWALD HAS THE LARGEST AND BEST SE. _ LECTED STOCK OF ge ed CIGARS AND TOBACCO In Nevada County, ’ He has also on hand ihe GENUINE IMPORTED ‘FIGARO & CABANA CIGARS ! TOBACCO, the best assortment ever: brought here, such as : FRUIT BRAND, NEPTUNK, MAR Wstown, PEACH BLOSSOM, &ea &e, &C. . Crumpton’s 12 lb. hard pressed, AtlantieCable, Lester's Fig and Rough & Ready Twist—the best ever brought to this market, Navy, of every description, And all other brands of : CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO, Too numerous too mention. 2 a Consumers. buying their quantities, — will save money by TVBACCO in large a Also, a large selection of Meerschaum Pipes, “> EX kL Pocket Knives Playing Cards, Monte & Faro Cards, Matches, . Pipes, ) &e, &c, Which he will eel] at a small advance on Sau Francisco Cust, i JULIUS GREENWALD, BROAD STREETI NEVADA CITY. EVERYBODY READ! THOS, SHURTLEFF, . 1s OPENED A GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE, at the Junction Main & Commercial Sts IN DR. KENT'S BUILDING, Where he will keep constantly on hand a full assortment of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS — CAN AND SHELF Goous, ‘Peas of the finest brands, Excellent Coffee and a genera assortment for the larder, ' All Goods sold at the very lowest Cash Prices. “Q The People of Nevada will find it to their advantage to callon me. THOS, SHRUTLEFY, . Junction of Commerciayand Main Strecte, Nevada, Oct. 15th, “ SOMETHING NEW! THE NEVADA CASH STORE! No. 9 Commercial street, [Adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store. W. & McROBERTS & CO. EEP constantly on hand a New and Choice Assortment of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Which are offercd for sale at the lowest cash rates. ‘he attention of Families and Miners is particularly called to our Stock of Goods which has been selected with especial reterence to the wants of this community. 'kaS—the best in the market ; Costa Rica, Javaand Mocha COFFEES, Granulated, Pulverized and Crushed pUGARS, CANNED FKUIYS, of all kinds; FLOUR, MIXED FEED aud GRAIN, POTATUES, ONIONS, &e. &. ¥/" ssverything in our line will be old at ths lowess possible price for cash.s W, S. McROBERTS & Cu, Nevada, Oct. 13th. : Cor. Broad and Pine St. B5U # aR Sana Resse a eee sae RROneioeanabevee r cem aEN A Y H rincemecconte eer ate an inlA eo ee erm