February 11, 1872 (4 pages)

mpany,thereanto _ Hartford fate ree? BEB ian, and. Tupnin ¢ South 20 chains; e North 20 chains: thence North 10 Diagram rr eam yea { Senn. Fe o~ adverse claim iver of eomuuneate Land ‘alifornia, within day of publishing > MINING ComM.LE, Applicant, ‘dorneys for Apfeb7 the Lowest! CLOTHING. Of Debiil la City, inform the public t recdived’a large CLOTHING, lient White skets, SORTMENT OF . #00DS, eail_andexamine ——— fore purchasing price. fer our _Lewest. & MILLER, wa x 2 tent to Plaeer ND OFFICE. feb ‘Sth, 1872. ing beencomplied _ thst the (annexed .be published for Frank’ Reed, Charles ~ Eddy, John ___Kramer and Ephriam Bloss. She Daily Transeripi igs NEVADA CITY, CAL. “LOCAL AFFAIRS. Board of Supervisors, e following business was transacted by the Board of Supervisors: The semi-annual report of -the » County Treasurer was examined and approved by the Board. The following bills were allowed: General Fund—F. A. Potter, jurors’ certificates, $512 75, J. E. _ Brown, jurors’ certificates, $276 75. ~ Special Fund—A. Lademan, sup. "plies for jail, $19 88; Thom & Allan, shutters for Court House, $12 75; ‘Geo. M. Hnghes,repairs on Hospital, ~ $5.50; C. W. Cornell, work done, , $6; Scott Flat saw mill, lumber, $11.51; Wells, Fargo & Co., expressage, $2 50; Gv. Schmittburg, postage stamps, $21. ie : Board adjourned to Monday mornImg Roll of Honor. The following, are the names of pupils placed on the roll of honor in the North San Jnan Grammar School, for the month ending Feb. 2d, Geo. E. Robinson teacher: Sarah J. ‘Williams, Katie Smith, Gracie Hesseltine, Ida Rhinehart, Mary Bands, Florence Clarke, Carrie Woodwart, “Annie Lisson, Ida Kramer, “Mary Beck, Weak Quick, Samuel McNeil, William Wodell, Bennie Hessel-. tine, James I. Noblet, Albert Taylor, Andrew Carrion, Thomas Harris, Owens, Willie Dahneke,Charles _Crall, Willie Hesseltine, Earnest Plea of f Guilty. £d. and Jim., the two Indians withdrew the ples of not guilty in the County Court yesterday morning and were ordered to appear for sentence on Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock, They’ robbed a Chinaman _hear Grass Valley a short time since, taking ten dollars in money, a plug of tobacco and'a javk knife. A “Melican man’’ attempted to interfere, and the Indians threatened to shoot him. They were afterwards found in a grave yard by the officer, one asleep and the other standing guard. They acknowledged the crime and entered a plea of guilty, They were drunk at the time of the robbéry. The Ganges. The amount of fain fall is kept on record by tar but in our item yesterday the printer made tenths‘and an error occurred. The 1 easurement of the gauges -was-as . “follows: Tennent's old gange 2.35 Tennent’s,arranged by Dr. Hunt,1.90 The old South Yuba gauge.. 1.95 The differente between the Tennent gauge and the new Tennent gauge ‘with the. apron around the fannel is therefore 45 of an inch, . Batinty Court: The'following business was done in the County Court yesterday: The People vs. Ah Tow—Demurer} to the in overra@led. The case set for trial next Thursday, Ea. and Jim—Pléa of guilty ex_ tered and» next Tuesday morning . effect whatevcr upon systems toned : trength4 a ‘ {ageusanwies li spate URS Netlga Be ia ear iene ca cha, Gusta Your Flag ana’ Life. How inconsistent is human nature. Men carry revolvers ‘to protect themselves aginst ruffians in well-polished cities, where the precaution is unnecessary, often neglect to fortify theirsystems against disease in the most unhealthy seasons. Thousands of dyspeptics and other invalids are‘how languishingin sitk-rooms, 6r feebly and. listlessly moving through our streets, who owe their forlorg condition solely to a want than the roughs and rewdies, against ‘Whose possible attacks the ‘timid arm themselves, are the morbid elements that pervade the atmosphere at this time of the -year, and yet although it is an undenied and undeniable fact that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters afford amore perfect protection’ against these causes of disease,than any weapon . offencg can afford against lawless violence, . the reckless and inconsiderate’ continue to brave the danger with a positive seiequaré: 4-within their reach. martyrs: to their own want of forecast diminishes. Each succeeding season de. monstrates more clex ly ihe ‘inestimable value of the Bitters, both as an antidote for,the causes of disease, and a specific for} its consequences. The miasma which generates periodic disorders, rheumatism, liver: complaint, irregularity of the bowels and other physical disturbances, produce no ened and regulatéd by this powerfull vegetable medicine, and dys; epsia, nervous debillity, constipation, inte mittent and remittant fevers, billousness, and) in fact nearly all the maladies which the Bitters, if taken in-time, would prevent, ara cured by the persevering use of the great remedy. The genuine Bitters sold in bottles only, and never by the barrel, keg or gallon, as is reprentated by some unprincipled dealers. SPECIAL NOTICE. — Indigestion is the cause of nine-tenths of all dixeases the living machine ia subjectto 1 Give tone tothe stomach and digestive organs, and you will save more than half in your doctor’s ‘bills. Dr. Hen.ey’s CELEBRATED [XL Brrrers are recommended by all physicians. to Dyspeptics and for all Complaints of the Liver and Digestive organs. #@” See advertisement in another column. teb7-3m A Cara to the Public. : . the undersigned, do heesby cor. tify, that we have ni a DR. F. BUELOW, As our Medical Adviser and Family Ph; cian, and that the said Dr: Buelow has met with the greatest success in ail coining under his treatment, and t we cheerfully recommend him to thi 18 ublic of Nevada City and County. as wl prominent Physician, ye x J. JACOBS, A. THAL, C. . RINN ERT, Ah BARUH, ge K. FOEUTH.WM. SCOTT, — ‘MRS. CALDWELL, R. W. TULLY, A. J. STILES, A. GOLDSMITH, A. ISOARD, MRS. THOMAS MOONEY, LOUIS W, DREYFUSS, JOHN BLASAUF, DANIEL MURPHY, MARIAN ANDRODE,: ~ L. JACOBS, MRS, WATTERS, “ANTONIA JOSE SILVA, JAMES H. YOUNG, MRS. W: L. TISDALE, MRS. CANFIELD, JOHN KISTLE, WM. KISTLE, JOHN SENNER, Jr. . MRS, M. J. TORSON, MRS. J. M. PHILLIPS, LC) TULLY; ‘KAS KIL CASPER, SIMON ROSENTHAL, ".ISADORE ISAAC, 2 oe Nevads, Feb, 1st, 1872. FANCY GOODS. IMPORTED fited for sentence. ‘The ‘People vs. Roberts—Plea of not guilty entered and trial set next —* rages GILLET’s HAIR DRESSFrida ING SALOON, Court adjourned to Monday morn_PINE STREET; NEVADA CITY. ing at 10 o'clock. = ia ae a ~For the Poor. ‘The money in the hands of: the Benevolent Society has been expended in charity. Next weck B. T. Allen ‘and J. B. Drummond will call on our citizens for their monthly contributions. . " Relief Hill, ‘Phe mining companies at Relief Hill are actively preparing for work. The Eagle Company, whose mine filled with water, have their drifts all cleared and are about ready to ies will scon start up. Beath of Asa Nudd. Mee -who spent some ‘oes im Yhis city last Summer, died at LINEN THREAD, Bisck, White and . all colors. Needles, Combs. Brushes, Straps. Fresh and Fine Perfumery.Steel Pens, Beads, ete. etc. DEPOT of Garden, Flower and Vegetable Seeda, from Annonay, (France) Rochester N. Y., and California. 3 Also, Rose-Leaf Mulberry Seed. Nevada, Feb. Ist, 1972, —o "GREAT. RARGATH! Pps tern hae bas on hand , ® schaum Pipes! ” Wits bh wi a0 50 2 : Se of common prudence. Far. more.imimicals$.o.0.00ccigbecennnnnnnnn, Every day, however, the number of these . — J celebrated HAMS, BACON AND LARD. + 200 Dozen Genuine Meer=. om" NERA. AOD FOR SA CASHIN” & KENT, rouLD respectfully inform the people of the State that they have on _ AN IMMENSE LOT oF NOs NEW HAMS, Ww LARD, NEW BACON, The Product of Several Thousand Corn Fed Hogs,-“WHICH WILL BE SOLD At the VERY LOWEST RATES. These Hams, Baconand Lard are of our own manufacture and ate superior to any ever before offered for sale in this or any other mar ket. : eerie ‘S This firm is now receiving large shipments of Hogs from the East and ia manufacturing them into Hams, Bacon‘and Lard The climate of the mountains being favorataken inevery process, the product of the. Establishment will be found aianerd te any in the market, ee A :a. Before purchasing your LARD, examee ene Set our “BRAND” upon oe 4. J, Orders filled for any quantity of our Shipments made to any part of the Pacifie Coast. Address by mail or Wells, Fargo & Co's. Express, CASHIN & KENT, Nevada City. Cal. Nevada, Dec. 12th. 187i. . ORGANS! pasate Lodge or Church. ESSRS, }, PRINCE & CO. have the old est, largest andmost complete Manutuctory of Cabinet Organs-and Melodeons in the United States, and haye.sent forth a greater number of instruments than any other Manufactory, ahd they havé<never “had-an instrument-returned. perfection or deficiency in construction. excelience of the Prince Organs and Metodeons has not been questioned, and for six years past the enormous demand has made it impossible for theim to ‘meet theirorders promptly, Instruments manufactured by Prince & Co—twenty years old— are now valued by their owners as highly as the day tiiry were bought. Over 8,000 are now in use in various parts of the world. os he! bey we WM. KNABE & CO’S PIANO FORTES! Piano manufactured in America ! These Instruments having been before the Public for over thirty years, have, upon their excellence alone, attained an chased , that pronounces unrivailed. : inept combines great power,sweetness in purity of permet dy out the entire scale, “The TOUCH is pliant and elastic, and entirely free from that stiffness found im Pismos. in WORKMANSHIP ’ they are unexcelied ” . WILLIAM McCAMMON & CO0’S (formerly Boardman, Gray & Co's) PIANO FORTES! RE corhparatively low priced, yery durA able Instruments, well suited to stand the extreme changes of wipter and dryness pte PRE RRISENS moqninte valleys ell Lialibibcchineintek in Siilie warranted for five years, and will bear good from ten-te fifteen years. Circulars [SESS seniors wr AT. BANGRAFT & C0, car MUSIC DEPARTMENT, gan Francisco. THE PACIFIC ‘fed23m and evenness ie . tt SS oe oy . NOTE Bere nen hae fem tei bot Maid ‘Tanna a ble for Curing, and the greatest care being . hn. ,{CRUCIBLES, MUFFLES, GEORGE A. PRINCE & CO’S., For over twenty-three years, the superior . ¢ RUAN i INARA e CaNU CIGARS AND TOBACCO, ROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, HAS —— the. Genuine Peach Brand Tobacco { Ye ee ie . Against the unwelcome interfer-. Peach Navy Tiaae te ence ofthe — RAIN, es IN DOUBLE THICKNESS, . SNOW, And All Other Brands as Usua ; DUST, On Hand! ae Fi ’ CIGARS! CIGARS! cokes ¢ OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM THE FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST! Miners and Consumers of Tobacco . will save money by buying the . same by the ene: at wholesale ee e a vO ; Best Quélity and Full Weight ! oe — " Taleo ‘inform the Public that 1 intend to close out my business in Nevada, by the First of May, therefore I will offer, GOOD INDUCEMENTS! TO BUYERS OF TOBACCO. Thankful for the patronage of the publie Tiny. te all dsiring goods in my line, to GIVE ME A CALL. JULIUS GREEN WALD, Broad Street, Nevada City. January 28th. 1872. Acids and Mining Chemicals, . Kerosene, &e. —AT— NEVADA DRUG STORE. ‘. S. W. COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS Under the ‘Transcript Printing Office. ~E, M. PRESTON, . APOTHECARY. bu SECURE your outside somethin e Cheap, Simple “atid Durable !. ‘plied by any person of ordinary mechanical if It can be applied to any Door or Window, Undeubtedly the best first class quality,as weil as great through-} Algo, a Lot of Gennine Bear’s il, For the Hair. GREAT crater 1 SETS FOR $25: & SIGOURNEY, No. 18 Com selling em . Crockery, Catlery, Plated Ware, Glass Ware, Wall Paper, Window Shades, “Lamps, etc., Cheaper thaw ever offered in Nevada county. We have also on hand's arge stock of PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, COAL OIL, DANFOR'TH’S PATES.T PETROLEUM FLUID, etc. Call and see our mammoth stock. a9” We are Agents for the Home Shuattis Sewing Machine. Jan 2%. POTTER & SIGOURNEY. DR. EDWIN DOBRENZ, German Physician, Surgeon, Oculist, etc. ete. EGULAR GRADUATE OF THE Wurzburg. ‘Also, Pupil of the Celebrated Oculist, Dr. Graefe. at Serlin, Prussia. Late Chief Physician of the German MuCOMPLETE PORCELAIN DINNER = Universities of Leipsic and. * etree NOW IS THE TIME Householders haye long felt the need. of “That would save Carpets, Fael, arid the Ills resulting trom COLD DRAFT . that finds its way into dwellings under ontside Doors and Windows, _ Clay’s Patent Metallic Ww E ATHER STRIP tea, Challenges. the admiration of all who have seen its operation, The attention of the public is respectfully invited to this little invention, which is so OMEAP that every man can afford to use it. It isan Actual Saving in Fuet. ” alone, of Twice its Cost every year ss It is so simple that it can be made and apgenius, and can be removed and replaced at pleasure, ; There are no Springs or complicated ma-. x chinery to get out of repair. and has.gone into general use wherever it ‘thas been introduced. For Sale byW. H. ‘CRAWFORD, No, 27 and 29 Main St. Opposite the Express Office, —__—. 18 THE FAVORITE SEWING — san i RAS, ao rr ¥ era ‘aowake #: enat,. %, , " Pheenix Muinel Life Ins Gc Wo. 425 Kearney Street, Ben Francisco. — A EE; * ah, « exbewas BELT z ‘hen, now The Most Acceptable to a Lady}. mercial street, Nevads City, are now. MACHINE, It is the Simplest, the Strongest, the Last and the Best SewTHE COMMERCIAL UNION — INSURANCR COMPANY, OF LONDON. fa ‘Capital. “+ $12,500,000 IN GOLD COIN. LOSSES SETTLED IMMEDIATELY on . ADJUSTMENT: BY. G. OHARA TAAFFE, ". General Agent. Office—North East Corner California aud a Streets, SAN FRABSIBCO. _ : : Gieans, TAC, PIPES, J. JACOB, eee respectfully. Sabana: the peste & of Nevada County that he has ree » . ceived at his Store, on Pine Street, Nevada City, The Largest and most complete stock of CIGARS, TOBACCOS, PIPES, CUTLERY, 4 &e. ever “brought tu Nevada city. The Stock of Cigars comprise all the favorite brands from the very best to the cheapest kinds. In the line.of Smoking and ‘Chewing Tobacco my stock cannot be excelled. = -Meerschaum and other kinds of Pipes I have a very large stock. _ Linvite the especial attéftion of Saloon Keepers and Country Dealers to Pong stock of Goods. My prices aré as” = the Cheayest and the articles guarantee represented. on’t fail to give me a call before making your purchases, J. JACOBS, Masonic Bull la Street. Nevada, Nov. 30th. ang, ee MINER'S ATTENTION ! ! cee Mirren AND’ MANUFACTURERS are U hereby cautioned t. MAKING, . YING, SELLING OR SING what ie : oe known as R. R. & J. Craig’s new and ae improved Hydraulic Joint or N. : ale, as the same is an infringemen 25th, 1870, known as Champion,” ee such infringe ~ecuted. 60n’s eHy draulie es participating in — t will be rigorously prosTHOMAS WATSON,. fetor of ‘Watson’ 8 Hydraulic ChamDated Nevada city, Jan. 2d, 1872. MILLINGTON’S DANCING SCHOOL, —~AT— TEMPERANCE HALL, Tuition of Children—Saturday at 2 P. M Commencing Saturday, Jan, 6th. For Ladies, Wednesday, at 2 P, a”, om-— mencing Jan. 10th. For Gentlemen, enna and Thursday, at 7P.M. Commencing Jan. 8th. Terms for Ladies and Children, $2 per month. Gets, $5 per month. ‘Lessons in Highland Fling, Cracovienme, ete. if denired. : a%9 SPECIAL INFORMATION FOR THE AFFLICTED! . @ For 1872. Copies sent Free upon application. HE necessity of a general pi bein Ps where all forms of Debility and oa roa bles, in either sex, can be cured_p Om and effectually, was never mere needed, the faculty. of the Dr. eA Cy a Young Maditel Laenstiae: take this. methad of bri ‘tothe a seh wt the public, . Address DR. J. C. YOUNG, Box 736. Medical Institute, ~ No. 618 Sacramento Street ald San manatee, Sieh Nevada City Skating Biel.’ TAPING pe FH 2A. M.,3te6 P.M., and 7% te 10 8; DAILY. , n M., Ladies admitted free of Charge. Use of sons ad 25 Cents. ‘For Gentiaiid $ Day Assemblies, admission. and use of Skates, 2S cta Evening’s Admission, 2 ote. Use of Skates, 5 ets. Gentlemen’s Admission and 4 of New York and. . ted Ladies’, permonth, < $260 eee ¢ at Nevada City, and ing Machine 3B. BULLARB, st satrennas ot the ARS : gs Proprictee.: . ada Sal branch of the. ~~ , — ee. ‘Sa vo ooe . Ngoueer ate oa No, Pi and 29 . the Font [ee i ta 0 . Z = 08 ‘ ied a a rel Se foe

mpany,thereanto _ Hartford fate ree? BEB ian, and. Tupnin ¢ South 20 chains; e North 20 chains: thence North 10 Diagram rr eam yea { Senn. Fe o~ adverse claim iver of eomuuneate Land ‘alifornia, within day of publishing > MINING ComM.LE, Applicant, ‘dorneys for Apfeb7 the Lowest! CLOTHING. Of Debiil la City, inform the public t recdived’a large CLOTHING, lient White skets, SORTMENT OF . #00DS, eail_andexamine ——— fore purchasing price. fer our _Lewest. & MILLER, wa x 2 tent to Plaeer ND OFFICE. feb ‘Sth, 1872. ing beencomplied _ thst the (annexed .be published for Frank’ Reed, Charles ~ Eddy, John ___Kramer and Ephriam Bloss. She Daily Transeripi igs NEVADA CITY, CAL. “LOCAL AFFAIRS. Board of Supervisors, e following business was transacted by the Board of Supervisors: The semi-annual report of -the » County Treasurer was examined and approved by the Board. The following bills were allowed: General Fund—F. A. Potter, jurors’ certificates, $512 75, J. E. _ Brown, jurors’ certificates, $276 75. ~ Special Fund—A. Lademan, sup. "plies for jail, $19 88; Thom & Allan, shutters for Court House, $12 75; ‘Geo. M. Hnghes,repairs on Hospital, ~ $5.50; C. W. Cornell, work done, , $6; Scott Flat saw mill, lumber, $11.51; Wells, Fargo & Co., expressage, $2 50; Gv. Schmittburg, postage stamps, $21. ie : Board adjourned to Monday mornImg Roll of Honor. The following, are the names of pupils placed on the roll of honor in the North San Jnan Grammar School, for the month ending Feb. 2d, Geo. E. Robinson teacher: Sarah J. ‘Williams, Katie Smith, Gracie Hesseltine, Ida Rhinehart, Mary Bands, Florence Clarke, Carrie Woodwart, “Annie Lisson, Ida Kramer, “Mary Beck, Weak Quick, Samuel McNeil, William Wodell, Bennie Hessel-. tine, James I. Noblet, Albert Taylor, Andrew Carrion, Thomas Harris, Owens, Willie Dahneke,Charles _Crall, Willie Hesseltine, Earnest Plea of f Guilty. £d. and Jim., the two Indians withdrew the ples of not guilty in the County Court yesterday morning and were ordered to appear for sentence on Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock, They’ robbed a Chinaman _hear Grass Valley a short time since, taking ten dollars in money, a plug of tobacco and'a javk knife. A “Melican man’’ attempted to interfere, and the Indians threatened to shoot him. They were afterwards found in a grave yard by the officer, one asleep and the other standing guard. They acknowledged the crime and entered a plea of guilty, They were drunk at the time of the robbéry. The Ganges. The amount of fain fall is kept on record by tar but in our item yesterday the printer made tenths‘and an error occurred. The 1 easurement of the gauges -was-as . “follows: Tennent's old gange 2.35 Tennent’s,arranged by Dr. Hunt,1.90 The old South Yuba gauge... 1.95 The differente between the Tennent gauge and the new Tennent gauge ‘with the. apron around the fannel is therefore 45 of an inch, . Batinty Court: The'following business was done in the County Court yesterday: The People vs. Ah Tow—Demurer} to the in overra@led. The case set for trial next Thursday, Ea. and Jim—Pléa of guilty ex_ tered and» next Tuesday morning . effect whatevcr upon systems toned : trength4 a ‘ {ageusanwies li spate URS Netlga Be ia ear iene ca cha, Gusta Your Flag ana’ Life. How inconsistent is human nature. Men carry revolvers ‘to protect themselves aginst ruffians in well-polished cities, where the precaution is unnecessary, often neglect to fortify theirsystems against disease in the most unhealthy seasons. Thousands of dyspeptics and other invalids are‘how languishingin sitk-rooms, 6r feebly and. listlessly moving through our streets, who owe their forlorg condition solely to a want than the roughs and rewdies, against ‘Whose possible attacks the ‘timid arm themselves, are the morbid elements that pervade the atmosphere at this time of the -year, and yet although it is an undenied and undeniable fact that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters afford amore perfect protection’ against these causes of disease,than any weapon . offencg can afford against lawless violence, . the reckless and inconsiderate’ continue to brave the danger with a positive seiequaré: 4-within their reach. martyrs: to their own want of forecast diminishes. Each succeeding season de. monstrates more clex ly ihe ‘inestimable value of the Bitters, both as an antidote for,the causes of disease, and a specific for} its consequences. The miasma which generates periodic disorders, rheumatism, liver: complaint, irregularity of the bowels and other physical disturbances, produce no ened and regulatéd by this powerfull vegetable medicine, and dys; epsia, nervous debillity, constipation, inte mittent and remittant fevers, billousness, and) in fact nearly all the maladies which the Bitters, if taken in-time, would prevent, ara cured by the persevering use of the great remedy. The genuine Bitters sold in bottles only, and never by the barrel, keg or gallon, as is reprentated by some unprincipled dealers. SPECIAL NOTICE. — Indigestion is the cause of nine-tenths of all dixeases the living machine ia subjectto 1 Give tone tothe stomach and digestive organs, and you will save more than half in your doctor’s ‘bills. Dr. Hen.ey’s CELEBRATED [XL Brrrers are recommended by all physicians. to Dyspeptics and for all Complaints of the Liver and Digestive organs. #@” See advertisement in another column. teb7-3m A Cara to the Public. : . the undersigned, do heesby cor. tify, that we have ni a DR. F. BUELOW, As our Medical Adviser and Family Ph; cian, and that the said Dr: Buelow has met with the greatest success in ail coining under his treatment, and t we cheerfully recommend him to thi 18 ublic of Nevada City and County. as wl prominent Physician, ye x J. JACOBS, A. THAL, C. . RINN ERT, Ah BARUH, ge K. FOEUTH.WM. SCOTT, — ‘MRS. CALDWELL, R. W. TULLY, A. J. STILES, A. GOLDSMITH, A. ISOARD, MRS. THOMAS MOONEY, LOUIS W, DREYFUSS, JOHN BLASAUF, DANIEL MURPHY, MARIAN ANDRODE,: ~ L. JACOBS, MRS, WATTERS, “ANTONIA JOSE SILVA, JAMES H. YOUNG, MRS. W: L. TISDALE, MRS. CANFIELD, JOHN KISTLE, WM. KISTLE, JOHN SENNER, Jr. . MRS, M. J. TORSON, MRS. J. M. PHILLIPS, LC) TULLY; ‘KAS KIL CASPER, SIMON ROSENTHAL, ".ISADORE ISAAC, 2 oe Nevads, Feb, 1st, 1872. FANCY GOODS. IMPORTED fited for sentence. ‘The ‘People vs. Roberts—Plea of not guilty entered and trial set next —* rages GILLET’s HAIR DRESSFrida ING SALOON, Court adjourned to Monday morn_PINE STREET; NEVADA CITY. ing at 10 o'clock. = ia ae a ~For the Poor. ‘The money in the hands of: the Benevolent Society has been expended in charity. Next weck B. T. Allen ‘and J. B. Drummond will call on our citizens for their monthly contributions. . " Relief Hill, ‘Phe mining companies at Relief Hill are actively preparing for work. The Eagle Company, whose mine filled with water, have their drifts all cleared and are about ready to ies will scon start up. Beath of Asa Nudd. Mee -who spent some ‘oes im Yhis city last Summer, died at LINEN THREAD, Bisck, White and . all colors. Needles, Combs. Brushes, Straps. Fresh and Fine Perfumery.Steel Pens, Beads, ete. etc. DEPOT of Garden, Flower and Vegetable Seeda, from Annonay, (France) Rochester N. Y., and California. 3 Also, Rose-Leaf Mulberry Seed. Nevada, Feb. Ist, 1972, —o "GREAT. RARGATH! Pps tern hae bas on hand , ® schaum Pipes! ” Wits bh wi a0 50 2 : Se of common prudence.. Far. more.imimicals$.o.0.00ccigbecennnnnnnnn, Every day, however, the number of these . — J celebrated HAMS, BACON AND LARD. + 200 Dozen Genuine Meer=. om" NERA. AOD FOR SA CASHIN” & KENT, rouLD respectfully inform the people of the State that they have on _ AN IMMENSE LOT oF NOs NEW HAMS, Ww LARD, NEW BACON, The Product of Several Thousand Corn Fed Hogs,-“WHICH WILL BE SOLD At the VERY LOWEST RATES. These Hams, Baconand Lard are of our own manufacture and ate superior to any ever before offered for sale in this or any other mar ket. : eerie ‘S This firm is now receiving large shipments of Hogs from the East and ia manufacturing them into Hams, Bacon‘and Lard The climate of the mountains being favorataken inevery process, the product of the. Establishment will be found aianerd te any in the market, ee A :a. Before purchasing your LARD, examee ene Set our “BRAND” upon oe 4. J, Orders filled for any quantity of our Shipments made to any part of the Pacifie Coast. Address by mail or Wells, Fargo & Co's. Express, CASHIN & KENT, Nevada City. Cal. Nevada, Dec. 12th. 187i. . ORGANS! pasate Lodge or Church. ESSRS, }, PRINCE & CO. have the old

est, largest andmost complete Manutuctory of Cabinet Organs-and Melodeons in the United States, and haye.sent forth a greater number of instruments than any other Manufactory, ahd they havé<never “had-an instrument-returned. perfection or deficiency in construction. excelience of the Prince Organs and Metodeons has not been questioned, and for six years past the enormous demand has made it impossible for theim to ‘meet theirorders promptly, Instruments manufactured by Prince & Co—twenty years old— are now valued by their owners as highly as the day tiiry were bought. Over 8,000 are now in use in various parts of the world. os he! bey we WM. KNABE & CO’S PIANO FORTES! Piano manufactured in America ! These Instruments having been before the Public for over thirty years, have, upon their excellence alone, attained an chased , that pronounces unrivailed. : inept combines great power,sweetness in purity of permet dy out the entire scale, “The TOUCH is pliant and elastic, and entirely free from that stiffness found im Pismos. in WORKMANSHIP ’ they are unexcelied ” . WILLIAM McCAMMON & CO0’S (formerly Boardman, Gray & Co's) PIANO FORTES! RE corhparatively low priced, yery durA able Instruments, well suited to stand the extreme changes of wipter and dryness pte PRE RRISENS moqninte valleys ell Lialibibcchineintek in Siilie warranted for five years, and will bear good from ten-te fifteen years. Circulars [SESS seniors wr AT. BANGRAFT & C0, car MUSIC DEPARTMENT, gan Francisco. THE PACIFIC ‘fed23m and evenness ie . tt SS oe oy . NOTE Bere nen hae fem tei bot Maid ‘Tanna a ble for Curing, and the greatest care being . hn. ,{CRUCIBLES, MUFFLES, GEORGE A. PRINCE & CO’S., For over twenty-three years, the superior . ¢ RUAN i INARA e CaNU CIGARS AND TOBACCO, ROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, HAS —— the. Genuine Peach Brand Tobacco { Ye ee ie . Against the unwelcome interfer-. Peach Navy Tiaae te ence ofthe — RAIN, es IN DOUBLE THICKNESS, . SNOW, And All Other Brands as Usua ; DUST, On Hand! ae Fi ’ CIGARS! CIGARS! cokes ¢ OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM THE FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST! Miners and Consumers of Tobacco . will save money by buying the . same by the ene: at wholesale ee e a vO ; Best Quélity and Full Weight ! oe — " Taleo ‘inform the Public that 1 intend to close out my business in Nevada, by the First of May, therefore I will offer, GOOD INDUCEMENTS! TO BUYERS OF TOBACCO. Thankful for the patronage of the publie Tiny. te all dsiring goods in my line, to GIVE ME A CALL. JULIUS GREEN WALD, Broad Street, Nevada City. January 28th. 1872. Acids and Mining Chemicals, . Kerosene, &e. —AT— NEVADA DRUG STORE. ‘. S. W. COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS Under the ‘Transcript Printing Office. ~E, M. PRESTON, . APOTHECARY. bu SECURE your outside somethin e Cheap, Simple “atid Durable !. ‘plied by any person of ordinary mechanical if It can be applied to any Door or Window, Undeubtedly the best first class quality,as weil as great through-} Algo, a Lot of Gennine Bear’s il, For the Hair. GREAT crater 1 SETS FOR $25: & SIGOURNEY, No. 18 Com selling em . Crockery, Catlery, Plated Ware, Glass Ware, Wall Paper, Window Shades, “Lamps, etc., Cheaper thaw ever offered in Nevada county. We have also on hand's arge stock of PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, COAL OIL, DANFOR'TH’S PATES.T PETROLEUM FLUID, etc. Call and see our mammoth stock. a9” We are Agents for the Home Shuattis Sewing Machine. Jan 2%. POTTER & SIGOURNEY. DR. EDWIN DOBRENZ, German Physician, Surgeon, Oculist, etc. ete. EGULAR GRADUATE OF THE Wurzburg. ‘Also, Pupil of the Celebrated Oculist, Dr. Graefe. at Serlin, Prussia. Late Chief Physician of the German MuCOMPLETE PORCELAIN DINNER = Universities of Leipsic and. * etree NOW IS THE TIME Householders haye long felt the need. of “That would save Carpets, Fael, arid the Ills resulting trom COLD DRAFT . that finds its way into dwellings under ontside Doors and Windows, _ Clay’s Patent Metallic Ww E ATHER STRIP tea, Challenges. the admiration of all who have seen its operation, The attention of the public is respectfully invited to this little invention, which is so OMEAP that every man can afford to use it. It isan Actual Saving in Fuet. ” alone, of Twice its Cost every year ss It is so simple that it can be made and apgenius, and can be removed and replaced at pleasure, ; There are no Springs or complicated ma-. x chinery to get out of repair. and has.gone into general use wherever it ‘thas been introduced. For Sale byW. H. ‘CRAWFORD, No, 27 and 29 Main St. Opposite the Express Office, —__—. 18 THE FAVORITE SEWING — san i RAS, ao rr ¥ era ‘aowake #: enat,. %, , " Pheenix Muinel Life Ins Gc Wo. 425 Kearney Street, Ben Francisco. — A EE; * ah, « exbewas BELT z ‘hen, now The Most Acceptable to a Lady}. mercial street, Nevads City, are now. MACHINE, It is the Simplest, the Strongest, the Last and the Best SewTHE COMMERCIAL UNION — INSURANCR COMPANY, OF LONDON. fa ‘Capital.. “+ $12,500,000 IN GOLD COIN. LOSSES SETTLED IMMEDIATELY on . ADJUSTMENT: BY. G. OHARA TAAFFE, ". General Agent. Office—North East Corner California aud a Streets, SAN FRABSIBCO. _ : : Gieans, TAC, PIPES, J. JACOB, eee respectfully. Sabana: the peste & of Nevada County that he has ree » . ceived at his Store, on Pine Street, Nevada City, The Largest and most complete stock of CIGARS, TOBACCOS, PIPES, CUTLERY, 4 &e. ever “brought tu Nevada city. The Stock of Cigars comprise all the favorite brands from the very best to the cheapest kinds. In the line.of Smoking and ‘Chewing Tobacco my stock cannot be excelled. = -Meerschaum and other kinds of Pipes I have a very large stock. _ Linvite the especial attéftion of Saloon Keepers and Country Dealers to Pong stock of Goods. My prices aré as” = the Cheayest and the articles guarantee represented. on’t fail to give me a call before making your purchases, J. JACOBS, Masonic Bull la Street. Nevada, Nov. 30th. ang, ee MINER'S ATTENTION ! ! cee Mirren AND’ MANUFACTURERS are U hereby cautioned t. MAKING, . YING, SELLING OR SING what ie : oe known as R. R. & J. Craig’s new and ae improved Hydraulic Joint or N. : ale, as the same is an infringemen 25th, 1870, known as Champion,” ee such infringe ~ecuted. 60n’s eHy draulie es participating in — t will be rigorously prosTHOMAS WATSON,. fetor of ‘Watson’ 8 Hydraulic ChamDated Nevada city, Jan. 2d, 1872. MILLINGTON’S DANCING SCHOOL, —~AT— TEMPERANCE HALL, Tuition of Children—Saturday at 2 P. M Commencing Saturday, Jan, 6th. For Ladies, Wednesday, at 2 P, a”, om-— mencing Jan. 10th. For Gentlemen, enna and Thursday, at 7P.M. Commencing Jan. 8th. Terms for Ladies and Children, $2 per month. Gets, $5 per month. ‘Lessons in Highland Fling, Cracovienme, ete. if denired. : a%9 SPECIAL INFORMATION FOR THE AFFLICTED! . @ For 1872. Copies sent Free upon application. HE necessity of a general pi bein Ps where all forms of Debility and oa roa bles, in either sex, can be cured_p Om and effectually, was never mere needed, the faculty. of the Dr. eA Cy a Young Maditel Laenstiae: take this. methad of bri ‘tothe a seh wt the public, . Address DR. J. C. YOUNG, Box 736. Medical Institute, ~ No. 618 Sacramento Street ald San manatee, Sieh Nevada City Skating Biel.’ TAPING pe FH 2A. M.,3te6 P.M., and 7% te 10 8; DAILY. , n M., Ladies admitted free of Charge. Use of sons ad 25 Cents. ‘For Gentiaiid $ Day Assemblies, admission. and use of Skates, 2S cta Evening’s Admission, 2 ote. Use of Skates, 5 ets. Gentlemen’s Admission and 4 of New York and. . ted Ladies’, permonth, < $260 eee ¢ at Nevada City, and ing Machine 3B. BULLARB, st satrennas ot the ARS : gs Proprictee.: . ada Sal branch of the. ~~ , — ee. ‘Sa vo ooe . Ngoueer ate oa No, Pi and 29 . the Font [ee i ta 0 . Z = 08 ‘ ied a a rel Se foe