December 5, 1876 (4 pages)

as SOVE. . Bet. lous nd, Toyst, 5. ; & hich . nds. are ESS! TED ALL AC[EST ATH. ON. oF ‘0-13, L876. ke due ling'ynvited . RD! (YRAES . Dime rebees 1+ anc givit€ a, Wilh PLL. cS i Pa = Sis borisehcs. __ buli’s eyes, to either side a bair’s breadth a wide “wale. __ed sight. _. walls will be sided with rus ie” sid. Give him a cull. d 2 5, ca e Culture, Sight K-adiu,, ‘Terms of membership, Four Dotiars, She Daily Transcript NEVADA CIETY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. _ For the benefit of the members of our Rifle Association who practice target shooting, we subjvin the following from the Virginia Enterprise: ‘We were yesterday shown ap ingenious contrivance by whi peur marksmen can reudily tel" whether their guns are beld in the right posi« tion when firing. There ure two things which are essentid?W taaking The first is that the barrel be. held” plambwien firing, and the second is thut in drawing the trigger the gan be uot pulied aronud te one side: If the barrel be canted . i deviation from the centre is the reThe same is true in pulliug. tae gun around whiie drawing the ‘triger. The ¢outrivance spoken: of is the inveotion of Lieatenant Smith ofthe Emmet Guard, und consists in suspeudiug by » thin > thread a needle frum the ceutre of the raisaim, sees the puiut of this needie exactly in fine with the foresigh!, he knows that bis barrel is in the proper position, aad if it be drawn either to the right or left, the banging nee‘die will show the smailest deviation. The. Kink. : The owners of the Skatirg Rink; in this city, are having the interior fitted up in splendid shape. The ing, and it will be cciled overhead. When completed and the walls puiut-. ed and the ceiling’ whiteued, it will} not only be the largest room in town, but one of the must cheerfal. We predict it wili.be used then ten times to once in the past. . Wib a little’ additioual expeuse, a d n ne rvom below, capable of seaing three bun_dred people, and a ki.chen a tached,, can be arranged, and we think wall bé, as soon as dé: inded. ape eG ee Reap Roseubery Bros.’ advertisemeat, u26 Confectionery. Antoine Tam announces in another column, that be bas on bunda choice selection of Confectiouery, vats, cigars, Christmas tree triuimings, etc., which he propo ex to sell at figures a little below those. churged by uny dealer in the monontains. Fresh oysters in every style served to order. . aig _ Reap Rosenberg-Brus.’ advertisement. is Ps 126 Young Men’*s Sociul Clab Party. The Young Men’s Svcial Ciub, of this city, intend giving one cf their select parties on New Yeur’s vigin, January Ist, 1877. A weetng of ihe club is called fur Dext Saturuay (?), ut 2 o'clock, at the Cigar store of John Hanly,. Broad street, to eom' plete the arraigemeuts. Every wewber in expected to be present. Reap A. Blumentbuai’s advertisement. u25 Maaquerade at Grass Valley. Mrs. 8. F. Pauliy“uas cuuciuded to give a graud m squerade ball ut Grass Valley, on Friday wigut of this week, previvus to retdruing to San Francisco. Tne purty come off ut Hamiliun Hail, ut tue ume stated, A yeueral luviation is wil extended. See ine . advertisement in another column. —— oe Centennial Liub Dance. The Centenuial Ciab sili nold its regular Thursdsy eveuing dauce ti. week, at Temperauce Muli, and a general iuvitutiuuis exteuued to ull to attend. These uicetings are alWays pleasant. __ Oo > 5 Reap Rosenberg bros.” advertisement. 26 Reap Rosenberg bros.’ advertisement, > 126 ‘ Singing Class, a A term of tweive iesouns in dinging wili be given iu the CungiegaNional Chureh, commencing Mousay night, Decemver 4.0, wt 7 u2civn. It will be a thurvugh drili iu tue Science of Music, Popular Voice ‘lime, Accent, Artiouiatiun, Expression, exc. — oO ‘clock P.M. _If the rifleman, in taking . each. 5S no Francisco. Miilington's Dancing Classes. Will ‘meet as follows: Gents— Monday evenings at 7:30 o'clock; Ladies—Tuesdays at 2 o’clock pv. u.; )L-dies and Gents—Fridays at 8 Pp. M.; Childr+n—Saturdaye at 2 o'clock Balf’s Eyes Made Exsy. ". p. mM: Misses and Masters—at 7 n29 Notice, All persons knowing themséiver ndebted to the late firm/of Gray & I] bills in case of my absence,: 128 +S. 0. GILMan. Will hve a dance xt Temperance . Hall, Thursday evening of each week, Citizens invited to attend. Admis‘sion Que Dollar. 89 : 6.0.0, Reap Bosenberg Bros.’ advertisement. n26_ ‘Union Hotel Barber hop, Sbaying, Sbumpooing, Huir Cutting performeiat the Union Hotel Barber ‘Shop in the bighest style of thisurt. James Fay, Proprictor: Skating . Rink. The Rink will be open for skating every Saturday afterticon and eveniny, until farther notice, B. Burvarp, Proprietor. ‘Nevada City, Nov. 8, 1876. Reap Roseuberg Bros.’ ment. = n26 The Very Latest.‘We have. just Teceived the lates styles of Haf8, Men's, Yonth’s and Boy's Clothing, also a fall line of Overcoats and Talmas, which — in quality and price, can not be equaled . by any other Honse on Pi coust, HYMAN BROs, Corner Broad and Pine streets. eo Ge eae Reap Rosenberg Bros." ment. advertis:026 Read and Profit Thereby = Pond’s Extract is a snre remedy for a'l pains. We know of no” preparation eqnalto it. It has bad a trial and success that prove it cannot be superseded, Althongh supreme over pain, it has higher and more usefal field of action, for it strikes ut the root of many discrders Many suppose a medicine is coufined . to a certain nomber of. diseases; Pond’s Extract.is good for every _pain. Reap Roseuberg Bros.’ ment,: : advertise p26 Lavti¥s who for years bave depended on ull maoher of powders and cosmetics for giving them artiticiaPeom plexions now find that Glenn’sx Sulphur Soap suppliesthem with pe rly skins and rosy cheeks, e icited by the gentle stimulation of nature. Sold every Where. ; eee Reap Rosenberg Bros.’ ‘advertiseanent. 126 ooo A Curd. Toall who aresnff+ring from the érrors and indiscretions of youth, nervons weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE, This great remedy “an discove.ed by » missionary in South America. Send a self addressed envelope to the Rev. Josxpu T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City. jol3 6m ~~ -. +e —— — A Fragrant Bresth and Pearly Teeth. Areeasely cbtained by cleansine your teeth da‘ly with that justly popular dentifrice, SOZUDONTL. Cumposed ofrare antiseptic herbs it imparts whiteness of the teeth, a deltcious uroma to the breatb, and preserves intact, frou youth to old age. the teeth. Acidity of the stomncb will destroy strongest teeth anless its affects ure counteracted with SOZODONT, and this pure tuoth-wasb protectsthe dental surfaces by re. moving every imputily tbat #d seres to them. Ask your druggist for SsOZODONT. No Wxcuse for Being Sick. No person can use B schee’s German Syrup without getting imme diate relief'andcure. We ‘bave the first case of Coughs, Coids or Consumption, or any disease of the tnront and Lungs, yet to bear fiom that has not ben cared, We bave distributed every year, for three years, over 250.000 Sample Pottles by Druggist in all parts of the Uni ted’ States. No other Muvafactur r of Medicines ever gave their prepuar .tions such atest as this. Goto yo r Druygist, and get a botile for 5, fv cents and try it—Pwo doses will rehlieve you. Samplbottles 10 ceutAgents Crane & Brigham rs Haaan’s MaGnoiita BaLo preserves and restores the complexion; remove freckles, tan avd sallowness; waker the skin soft, white and delicate Its application cannot be detectid. Lyox’s Karmarion makes beanti Qae half in advance, Lalauce at Clore} ful, glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents of term. Books furuisued free of . its falling ow or —— gray. ¥ ehar , bas stood the test o yeass. is re po G.W. Bassane, _ . eharmiugly perfamed, an. bas no tf Direcior, . pigah mechl2-ly i FACTOR Wand t TORE ROOMS, advertise: . MORE : WAR’ War Declare?! OT “against Temoc?ats, not against Republicans, not ag inst pee who aie busi g Chead Bootg and § > Gilman, are requested to call at the . cuasiug Cheap and good Dry, Goods froma old stand and settle: immediately John Hanly is authoriz. dto settle. the leading euiporiuiue of te Couey, ub against those FLWipeople Who stil: ccntinue buying and e:ting imported Candaud Confectionery, which I detlare is ol. nd Stale, and not fit to eat, Berides, 1 beleveit prabaBle thai the mai. ufacturers thewselves.-wonld. rath rnot vouch for its concinni.y. For the-e rearons: 1 tlk war, and commend every individuai. in the county of Nevada to cull ot my Main Street, be: ween Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Express Office and the Telegraph Office---opposite Valley, ' For the purpose of, eutsiatng my sto: k “en hand, consisting of Delicacic f, Candies sid Coufectionerics of all descriptions. My former price ist must ve stiil bright in the memory uf the ladies and citizens of Grass Valley I now PRUMIDE Tu Gu BELOW i HiT BY 235 PER CEST., which PI vlainr is tie standard whol sale ‘market price in San rancisco—by this I mean. what other dealers h»ve to pay for their gouus laid down here—thus all-may sethe advantege of buying Candiea for *he children’s stockings ind other Christmas Lve presents from my Factory. Tt not only promise the above, which -} gives you more Candy for One ollar thn. heret»tore beeh given fur Two Dotiats, ‘but I further promise you FRESH, PURE, and HIGHLY FLAVORED CANLY. All these promises will be fulfilled to the leticr with every one who caljis, at my Biure b twien Bow and the polidsys: SF AFTER THE HOLIDAYS 8STANTARD PRICES WILL BE RESUMLD. “Sa oneal. . . P8. ¥ take. further literty to call the attention of Christinas . ree> decor: ting committees to my stock of eve ythiug i the line. and invite an examin tien bdefore deciding to purchase. The whole week of my r-cent visit to San Francisco was devoted to se] c'ions in this department, Which I muke a spr cialty, and this class ot goods wilt b sot to my custom. ere at Acc: m nodation Pricer. Goods have already urrived, and will continue to arrive furtwo weeks to come In conclusi n permt me to retur, to 'y amy sincere th: nks ‘or your p: tronage during the shor. time . have been in beri ness here and to beg a continuance of the saiue iu the future. Very respectfully, Cc, F. SEEBA. serene 90th, 1876. lm . THE PALACE ‘Dry Goods Store, ESTABLISHED IN 1865, Under the name and firm of Rosenberg Eros. During the past eleven . years.we have often told our competitors not to blow, but to keep silence, and do.a legitimate business. But they did blow and advertise prices and get the people to lose their confidence in them; and down they went, one by One, six in number. We have also told others, if they don’t intend to doa legitimate business that they willnot succeed a year. A year rolled around, and three humbug ‘“‘selling out” took place in that short time. Now they are compelled to change members of the firm. While under our motto, not only here, but all over the State, established a business reputation for fair and honorable dealing, that we to-day do fly undér the same Banner--as we did eleven years ago, and intend to do so for the next 20 year to come. : It is also an established fact that we can afford to buy and sell goods cheaper than any other House in Nevada county, consequently we do not need to advertise Prices, but ask everybody to come . and buy their Goods at the lIGreat PALACE DRY GOODS STORE, the_only legitimate store in the City. ROSENBERG BROS. Revade C:‘y, November 26, 1876. i -sioek“of Winter Goods, -. be-sold before the season.is over. I : oe will séll all_my extensive stock of We mean business and will . Commercia! Street, Nevada City. the Exchange Hotel----Grass . GREAT Clearance Sale, —_—i. Y— A. BLUMENTHAL, woe 80 Days AMNESTY !! oonwen saan axp rom sraxms . . JACOBS & BRO. NEVADA C.IY, C ommencing Saturday, Nov. 25th, 1876. 30, O Oo DODLARS WORTH DRY & FANCY GOODS, days, owing to*haying on banda luge which must ‘Goods at the fullowing ~ LOW PRICES: 10} Best Sheeting, 324 cents a yard. 9} Best Sheeting, ‘cents a yard. White Rock. and Lonesdale Muslin, 10 cents a yard. Fruit of the Loom and Masonville, 12} cents a yard. Bleached Canton Flannel, 10 cents a yard. Unbleached Canton Flannel, 9 cents per yard. © _ White and Red Flannel; all Wool, 25 cents a yard French and English Calicoes, yard wide, 12} cents a yard. American Prints,-warranted best quality, 15 yards for One Dollar. Ladies’ Woclen Stockings 25 cents a pair. First quality Balbriggan Stockings, 3 pairs for One Dollar. ’ 6 ounces Zephir Wool, high c lors, One Dollar. Cashmeres, Dress Goods, Plaids, Linsey, Waterproof, etc., reduced to half price. $2 00 a yard, first quality. Shawls, from $1 50 to $10 White Family Blankets, from $5 00 to $10 00. Three ply and Brussels Carpets, warranted best quality, $115 a yard. A large stock of Table Linens, Napkine, iowelk, Doyles; Waite Linens, eto., which will be scold ata A'so a lirge stock of Hats, Flowers, Feathber-, Ribbons, Kii Gioves, Corsets, etc., are. reduéed to haif price., Remember these Goods will be solid fur F CASH ONLY! This is the best opportanity for Bargains ever « ffered an thia city. Everybody should come -early, as the whole stock mast be sold within 30 duyx, The Goods will positively be soid ut the prices advertised. Remember the } lace. A. BLUMENTHAL. Nevada City, November 26, 1876. JJE’S BULLELIN UF PRICES. EGG-NOG. TOM AND JERRY. HOT SCOTCH, HOT IRISH. Old Sesrrac, 1860...++quar's, $2 rime old Whiekves.... at 12 Old #d‘nberg >cotca W aye: 160 M»heim’s old Dublin « e 1765 H. idwick Cuan. pagne... «pints, 1 = ia Se Trrerrrri iy f Cabforui a sae rees scant 440 Old Arn y end Navy bherry, imported expressly four yur, from Enyland..seeeeeeseces bc 1% Old O «rto Port. ean ees hig 125 Claret Cha a0 Leov.) i Mid 125 si Larnae. Ps 200 “ 8t. Jniian .. an 100 “ Chateau Larone.. pi ta 100 Brutacrne Gr wee’ 80) erior. ** 15 Qld »w np Holiand Gin. quarts,1 25 1-Oli Jamatea thaud..-.0--+=@ 1 6¢ Baseett’s Porter. . pints, 373¢ Temuett’s Ale. ..2seeeeeeeeees “ 37% / All Liquors Scld Bere Guaranteed o be Pure. Pine Lunch Kvery Day from Ti A. M. toll P. Mt ali Maw be soll within the nex: 30} 273 . Black Silks from $1 50 to GREAT SACRIFICE. += Jv. PETIT, Prep*r. 2 “WAKE UP! oe Owing to a contemplated change i in the Firm, Ww ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, LESS THAN COST! In order to reduce it by the & “—e x3 =e * 18i7. -NO HUMBUG! sell, as follows: FOR CASH ONLY! 15 yards Calicoes for $1 00, 10 Yards White Rock Muslin, CO, ee ee lin, $1 00 10 yards Pequot, Brown, 1 4x4, $100, ao 10 yards Canton Flannel, $1 00. 10 yards Repps, for Wrappers, $2 00, 10 1-4 Sheeting, per yard, 35 cents. ; 9 1-4 Sheeting. per yard, 33 cents. Ladies’ Merino Vests, 75 cents.” Ladies Balmoral Skirts, 75 cents. 6 ounces 7 ephir Wool for $1 00. Ladies English a Hose, extra quality, three pair for $1 00. Ladies Cotton flose, five . pair jor $1 00. DRESS GODS, SHAWLS, GLOVES AND FANCYGOODS, Also a full Stock of CARPETS, All of which will be sold at_unprecedentedly : LOW RATES! This Sale takes place immediately, and for CASH ONLY. Everybody come and _ see for yourself, at JACOBS BROS., Brown & Morgan’s Block, Broad Street, Nevada City. November 24, 1876. FAIR —AND— FESTIVAL! W ILL BB GIVEN BY THE Ladies of the eaieia Church, ——ON THI— EVENINGS OP DECZMB: R 6th and 7th’ 10 yards. Lonendats Mii S. J. MILLINGTON’S DANCING 4CADEMY, AT TEMPERAN CE HALL, COMMENCING ON THURSDA\X EVENING, NOV. 294, AT 7;30, FOR LADIES AND GENTLE. ™ MEN. LADIES’ CLASS, ON FRIDAY, A'’ ? = P.M. Sell their Entire Stock at. . CHELDREN’S. eager ‘ON SATURDAY, AT 2. P. M. OLAS® FOR MASTERSAND MISSES, ROM 13 TO 16, ON SATURDAY EVEN ING AT 17 O'CLOCK: _All dances taught, both new and old, net. = sete to the wis) es of pupils. UNION -MARKET. ~ NAFFZi GEK & BUSTIS, V _—a AND RETAIL DEAL BEEF, PORK, : MUTTON, . CORN BEEF, SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON & LARD. All orders left at the pom will be attend. ed to promptly, ano. satisfaction giver hoth in price and quality of meats. -& continuance of the same. Nevada City, Nove mber 1, 1876. A. NIVENS, JR., GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT. STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMIS: ION V holesale and Retail Dealer. MASONIC BLOCK, Pine Street, Nevada City. jy9 = New Tri-Weekly Stage Line to NORTH SAN JUAN. E. 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as SOVE. . Bet. lous nd, Toyst, 5. ; & hich . nds. are ESS! TED ALL AC[EST ATH. ON. oF ‘0-13, L876. ke due ling'ynvited . RD! (YRAES . Dime rebees 1+ anc givit€ a, Wilh PLL. cS i Pa = Sis borisehcs. __ buli’s eyes, to either side a bair’s breadth a wide “wale. __ed sight. _. walls will be sided with rus ie” sid. Give him a cull. d 2 5, ca e Culture, Sight K-adiu,, ‘Terms of membership, Four Dotiars, She Daily Transcript NEVADA CIETY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. _ For the benefit of the members of our Rifle Association who practice target shooting, we subjvin the following from the Virginia Enterprise: ‘We were yesterday shown ap ingenious contrivance by whi peur marksmen can reudily tel" whether their guns are beld in the right posi« tion when firing. There ure two things which are essentid?W taaking The first is that the barrel be. held” plambwien firing, and the second is thut in drawing the trigger the gan be uot pulied aronud te one side: If the barrel be canted . i deviation from the centre is the reThe same is true in pulliug. tae gun around whiie drawing the ‘triger. The ¢outrivance spoken: of is the inveotion of Lieatenant Smith ofthe Emmet Guard, und consists in suspeudiug by » thin > thread a needle frum the ceutre of the raisaim, sees the puiut of this needie exactly in fine with the foresigh!, he knows that bis barrel is in the proper position, aad if it be drawn either to the right or left, the banging nee‘die will show the smailest deviation. The. Kink. : The owners of the Skatirg Rink; in this city, are having the interior fitted up in splendid shape. The ing, and it will be cciled overhead. When completed and the walls puiut-. ed and the ceiling’ whiteued, it will} not only be the largest room in town, but one of the must cheerfal. We predict it wili.be used then ten times to once in the past. . Wib a little’ additioual expeuse, a d n ne rvom below, capable of seaing three bun_dred people, and a ki.chen a tached,, can be arranged, and we think wall bé, as soon as dé: inded. ape eG ee Reap Roseubery Bros.’ advertisemeat, u26 Confectionery. Antoine Tam announces in another column, that be bas on bunda choice selection of Confectiouery, vats, cigars, Christmas tree triuimings, etc., which he propo ex to sell at figures a little below those. churged by uny dealer in the monontains. Fresh oysters in every style served to order. . aig _ Reap Rosenberg-Brus.’ advertisement. is Ps 126 Young Men’*s Sociul Clab Party. The Young Men’s Svcial Ciub, of this city, intend giving one cf their select parties on New Yeur’s vigin, January Ist, 1877. A weetng of ihe club is called fur Dext Saturuay (?), ut 2 o'clock, at the Cigar store of John Hanly,. Broad street, to eom' plete the arraigemeuts. Every wewber in expected to be present. Reap A. Blumentbuai’s advertisement. u25 Maaquerade at Grass Valley. Mrs. 8. F. Pauliy“uas cuuciuded to give a graud m squerade ball ut Grass Valley, on Friday wigut of this week, previvus to retdruing to San Francisco. Tne purty come off ut Hamiliun Hail, ut tue ume stated, A yeueral luviation is wil extended. See ine . advertisement in another column. —— oe Centennial Liub Dance. The Centenuial Ciab sili nold its regular Thursdsy eveuing dauce ti. week, at Temperauce Muli, and a general iuvitutiuuis exteuued to ull to attend. These uicetings are alWays pleasant. __ Oo > 5 Reap Rosenberg bros.” advertisement. 26 Reap Rosenberg bros.’ advertisement, > 126 ‘ Singing Class, a A term of tweive iesouns in dinging wili be given iu the CungiegaNional Chureh, commencing Mousay night, Decemver 4.0, wt 7 u2civn. It will be a thurvugh drili iu tue Science of Music, Popular Voice ‘lime, Accent, Artiouiatiun, Expression, exc. — oO ‘clock P.M. _If the rifleman, in taking . each. 5S no Francisco. Miilington's Dancing Classes. Will ‘meet as follows: Gents— Monday evenings at 7:30 o'clock; Ladies—Tuesdays at 2 o’clock pv. u.; )L-dies and Gents—Fridays at 8 Pp. M.; Childr+n—Saturdaye at 2 o'clock Balf’s Eyes Made Exsy. ". p. mM: Misses and Masters—at 7 n29 Notice, All persons knowing themséiver ndebted to the late firm/of Gray & I] bills in case of my absence,: 128 +S. 0. GILMan. Will hve a dance xt Temperance . Hall, Thursday evening of each week, Citizens invited to attend. Admis‘sion Que Dollar. 89 : 6.0.0, Reap Bosenberg Bros.’ advertisement. n26_ ‘Union Hotel Barber hop, Sbaying, Sbumpooing, Huir Cutting performeiat the Union Hotel Barber ‘Shop in the bighest style of thisurt. James Fay, Proprictor: Skating . Rink. The Rink will be open for skating every Saturday afterticon and eveniny, until farther notice, B. Burvarp, Proprietor. ‘Nevada City, Nov. 8, 1876. Reap Roseuberg Bros.’ ment. = n26 The Very Latest.‘We have. just Teceived the lates styles of Haf8, Men's, Yonth’s and Boy's Clothing, also a fall line of Overcoats and Talmas, which — in quality and price, can not be equaled . by any other Honse on Pi coust, HYMAN BROs, Corner Broad and Pine streets. eo Ge eae Reap Rosenberg Bros." ment. advertis:026 Read and Profit Thereby = Pond’s Extract is a snre remedy for a'l pains. We know of no” preparation eqnalto it. It has bad a trial and success that prove it cannot be superseded, Althongh supreme over pain, it has higher and more usefal field of action, for it strikes ut the root of many discrders Many suppose a medicine is coufined . to a certain nomber of. diseases; Pond’s Extract.is good for every _pain. Reap Roseuberg Bros.’ ment,: : advertise p26 Lavti¥s who for years bave depended on ull maoher of powders and cosmetics for giving them artiticiaPeom plexions now find that Glenn’sx Sulphur Soap suppliesthem with pe rly skins and rosy cheeks, e icited by the gentle stimulation of nature. Sold every Where. ; eee Reap Rosenberg Bros.’ ‘advertiseanent. 126 ooo A Curd. Toall who aresnff+ring from the érrors and indiscretions of youth, nervons weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE, This great remedy “an discove.ed by » missionary in South America. Send a self addressed envelope to the Rev. Josxpu T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City. jol3 6m ~~ -. +e —— — A Fragrant Bresth and Pearly Teeth. Areeasely cbtained by cleansine your teeth da‘ly with that justly popular dentifrice, SOZUDONTL. Cumposed ofrare antiseptic herbs it imparts whiteness of the teeth, a deltcious uroma to the breatb, and preserves intact, frou youth to old age. the teeth. Acidity of the stomncb will destroy strongest teeth anless its affects ure counteracted with SOZODONT, and this pure tuoth-wasb protectsthe dental surfaces by re. moving every imputily tbat #d seres to them. Ask your druggist for SsOZODONT. No Wxcuse for Being Sick. No person can use B schee’s German Syrup without getting imme diate relief'andcure. We ‘bave the first case of Coughs, Coids or Consumption, or any disease of the tnront and Lungs, yet to bear fiom that has not ben cared, We bave distributed every year, for three years, over 250.000 Sample Pottles by Druggist in all parts of the Uni ted’ States. No other Muvafactur r of Medicines ever gave their prepuar .tions such atest as this. Goto yo r Druygist, and get a botile for 5, fv cents and try it—Pwo doses will rehlieve you. Samplbottles 10 ceutAgents Crane & Brigham rs Haaan’s MaGnoiita BaLo preserves and restores the complexion; remove freckles, tan avd sallowness; waker the skin soft, white and delicate Its application cannot be detectid. Lyox’s Karmarion makes beanti Qae half in advance, Lalauce at Clore} ful, glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents of term. Books furuisued free of . its falling ow or —— gray. ¥ ehar , bas stood the test o yeass. is re po G.W. Bassane, _ . eharmiugly perfamed, an. bas no tf Direcior, . pigah mechl2-ly i FACTOR Wand t TORE ROOMS, advertise: . MORE : WAR’ War Declare?! OT “against Temoc?ats, not against Republicans, not ag inst pee who aie busi g Chead Bootg and § > Gilman, are requested to call at the . cuasiug Cheap and good Dry, Goods froma old stand and settle: immediately John Hanly is authoriz. dto settle. the leading euiporiuiue of te Couey, ub against those FLWipeople Who stil: ccntinue buying and e:ting imported Candaud Confectionery, which I detlare is ol. nd Stale, and not fit to eat, Berides, 1 beleveit prabaBle thai the mai. ufacturers thewselves.-wonld. rath rnot vouch for its concinni.y. For the-e rearons: 1 tlk war, and commend every individuai. in the county of Nevada to cull ot my Main Street, be: ween Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Express Office and the Telegraph Office---opposite Valley, ' For the purpose of, eutsiatng my sto: k “en hand, consisting of Delicacic f, Candies sid Coufectionerics of all descriptions. My former price ist must ve stiil bright in the memory uf the ladies and citizens of Grass Valley I now PRUMIDE Tu Gu BELOW i HiT BY 235 PER CEST., which PI vlainr is tie standard whol sale ‘market price in San rancisco—by this I mean. what other dealers h»ve to pay for their gouus laid down here—thus all-may sethe advantege of buying Candiea for *he children’s stockings ind other Christmas Lve presents from my Factory. Tt not only promise the above, which -} gives you more Candy for One ollar thn. heret»tore beeh given fur Two Dotiats, ‘but I further promise you FRESH, PURE, and HIGHLY FLAVORED CANLY. All these promises will be fulfilled to the leticr with every one who caljis, at my Biure b twien Bow and the polidsys: SF AFTER THE HOLIDAYS 8STANTARD PRICES WILL BE RESUMLD. “Sa oneal. . . P8. ¥ take. further literty to call the attention of Christinas . ree> decor: ting committees to my stock of eve ythiug i the line. and invite an examin tien bdefore deciding to purchase. The whole week of my r-cent visit to San Francisco was devoted to se] c'ions in this department, Which I muke a spr cialty, and this class ot goods wilt b sot to my custom. ere at Acc: m nodation Pricer. Goods have already urrived, and will continue to arrive furtwo weeks to come In conclusi n permt me to retur, to 'y amy sincere th: nks ‘or your p: tronage during the shor. time . have been in beri ness here and to beg a continuance of the saiue iu the future. Very respectfully, Cc, F. SEEBA. serene 90th, 1876. lm . THE PALACE ‘Dry Goods Store, ESTABLISHED IN 1865, Under the name and firm of Rosenberg Eros. During the past eleven . years.we have often told our competitors not to blow, but to keep silence, and do.a legitimate business. But they did blow and advertise prices and get the people to lose

their confidence in them; and down they went, one by One, six in number. We have also told others, if they don’t intend to doa legitimate business that they willnot succeed a year. A year rolled around, and three humbug ‘“‘selling out” took place in that short time. Now they are compelled to change members of the firm. While under our motto, not only here, but all over the State, established a business reputation for fair and honorable dealing, that we to-day do fly undér the same Banner--as we did eleven years ago, and intend to do so for the next 20 year to come. : It is also an established fact that we can afford to buy and sell goods cheaper than any other House in Nevada county, consequently we do not need to advertise Prices, but ask everybody to come . and buy their Goods at the lIGreat PALACE DRY GOODS STORE, the_only legitimate store in the City. ROSENBERG BROS. Revade C:‘y, November 26, 1876. i -sioek“of Winter Goods, -. be-sold before the season.is over. I : oe will séll all_my extensive stock of We mean business and will . Commercia! Street, Nevada City. the Exchange Hotel----Grass . GREAT Clearance Sale, —_—i. Y— A. BLUMENTHAL, woe 80 Days AMNESTY !! oonwen saan axp rom sraxms . . JACOBS & BRO. NEVADA C.IY, C ommencing Saturday, Nov. 25th, 1876. 30, O Oo DODLARS WORTH DRY & FANCY GOODS, days, owing to*haying on banda luge which must ‘Goods at the fullowing ~ LOW PRICES: 10} Best Sheeting, 324 cents a yard. 9} Best Sheeting, ‘cents a yard. White Rock. and Lonesdale Muslin, 10 cents a yard. Fruit of the Loom and Masonville, 12} cents a yard. Bleached Canton Flannel, 10 cents a yard.. Unbleached Canton Flannel, 9 cents per yard. © _ White and Red Flannel; all Wool, 25 cents a yard French and English Calicoes, yard wide, 12} cents a yard. American Prints,-warranted best quality, 15 yards for One Dollar. Ladies’ Woclen Stockings 25 cents a pair. First quality Balbriggan Stockings, 3 pairs for One Dollar. ’ 6 ounces Zephir Wool, high c lors, One Dollar. Cashmeres, Dress Goods, Plaids, Linsey, Waterproof, etc., reduced to half price. $2 00 a yard, first quality. Shawls, from $1 50 to $10 White Family Blankets, from $5 00 to $10 00. Three ply and Brussels Carpets, warranted best quality, $115 a yard. A large stock of Table Linens, Napkine, iowelk, Doyles; Waite Linens, eto., which will be scold ata A'so a lirge stock of Hats, Flowers, Feathber-, Ribbons, Kii Gioves, Corsets, etc., are. reduéed to haif price., Remember these Goods will be solid fur F CASH ONLY! This is the best opportanity for Bargains ever « ffered an thia city. Everybody should come -early, as the whole stock mast be sold within 30 duyx, The Goods will positively be soid ut the prices advertised. Remember the } lace. A. BLUMENTHAL. Nevada City, November 26, 1876. JJE’S BULLELIN UF PRICES. EGG-NOG. TOM AND JERRY. HOT SCOTCH, HOT IRISH. Old Sesrrac, 1860.....++quar's, $2 rime old Whiekves....... at 12 Old #d‘nberg >cotca W aye: 160 M»heim’s old Dublin « e 1765 H. idwick Cuan. pagne..... «pints, 1 = ia Se Trrerrrri iy f Cabforui a sae rees scant 440 Old Arn y end Navy bherry, imported expressly four yur, from Enyland...seeeeeeseces bc 1% Old O «rto Port. ean ees hig 125 Claret Cha a0 Leov.) i Mid 125 si Larnae. Ps 200 “ 8t. Jniian ... an 100 “ Chateau Larone.... pi ta 100 Brutacrne Gr wee’ 80) erior.. ** 15 Qld »w np Holiand Gin. quarts,1 25 1-Oli Jamatea thaud....-.0--+=@ 1 6¢ Baseett’s Porter. .. pints, 373¢ Temuett’s Ale. ...2seeeeeeeeees “ 37% / All Liquors Scld Bere Guaranteed o be Pure. Pine Lunch Kvery Day from Ti A. M. toll P. Mt ali Maw be soll within the nex: 30} 273 . Black Silks from $1 50 to GREAT SACRIFICE. += Jv. PETIT, Prep*r. 2 “WAKE UP! oe Owing to a contemplated change i in the Firm, Ww ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, LESS THAN COST! In order to reduce it by the & “—e x3 =e * 18i7. -NO HUMBUG! sell, as follows: FOR CASH ONLY! 15 yards Calicoes for $1 00, 10 Yards White Rock Muslin, CO, ee ee lin, $1 00 10 yards Pequot, Brown, 1 4x4, $100, ao 10 yards Canton Flannel, $1 00. 10 yards Repps, for Wrappers, $2 00, 10 1-4 Sheeting, per yard, 35 cents. ; 9 1-4 Sheeting. per yard, 33 cents. Ladies’ Merino Vests, 75 cents.” Ladies Balmoral Skirts, 75 cents. 6 ounces 7 ephir Wool for $1 00. Ladies English a Hose, extra quality, three pair for $1 00. Ladies Cotton flose, five . pair jor $1 00. DRESS GODS, SHAWLS, GLOVES AND FANCYGOODS, Also a full Stock of CARPETS, All of which will be sold at_unprecedentedly : LOW RATES! This Sale takes place immediately, and for CASH ONLY. Everybody come and _ see for yourself, at JACOBS BROS., Brown & Morgan’s Block, Broad Street, Nevada City. November 24, 1876. FAIR —AND— FESTIVAL! W ILL BB GIVEN BY THE Ladies of the eaieia Church, ——ON THI— EVENINGS OP DECZMB: R 6th and 7th’ 10 yards. Lonendats Mii S. J. MILLINGTON’S DANCING 4CADEMY, AT TEMPERAN CE HALL, COMMENCING ON THURSDA\X EVENING, NOV. 294, AT 7;30, FOR LADIES AND GENTLE. ™ MEN. LADIES’ CLASS, ON FRIDAY, A'’ ? = P.M. Sell their Entire Stock at. . CHELDREN’S. eager ‘ON SATURDAY, AT 2. P. M. OLAS® FOR MASTERSAND MISSES, ROM 13 TO 16, ON SATURDAY EVEN ING AT 17 O'CLOCK: _All dances taught, both new and old, net. = sete to the wis) es of pupils. UNION -MARKET. ~ NAFFZi GEK & BUSTIS, V _—a AND RETAIL DEAL BEEF, PORK, : MUTTON, . CORN BEEF, SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON & LARD. All orders left at the pom will be attend. ed to promptly, ano. satisfaction giver hoth in price and quality of meats. -& continuance of the same. Nevada City, Nove mber 1, 1876. A. NIVENS, JR., GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT. STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMIS: ION V holesale and Retail Dealer. MASONIC BLOCK, Pine Street, Nevada City. jy9 = New Tri-Weekly Stage Line to NORTH SAN JUAN. E. 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