February 13, 1873 (4 pages)

os". niy, T SoaP,, ‘# large assort. icles. licines;. ' OF T SEEDS,, ,OVER, &e. FULLY. OOM . PLACE, sial Streets’ tand. BROWN. . Rai ssion ILD, nform the peo 1d the surround: : ned an Auction L STREET, on or on Comns wish to die article will do’ purchasing else to. second hand er 18 yuars-expejiness he is pre epuiring in the in goed work ANKE GUILD, VER SEED . 1 Seed,, xED. @ STORE. Ye Po 3TON’S. \ for 60 Cents at! fi SAINFOI, E cO.4 m, Placer Co. ERDY. for. Pans. Flesh Wounds PRESTON necessary tom tle Lape ‘ he undersi ir the city of -Nese EN, Executor, deceased’ ro sat mah ‘The The Daily Trangeript . ae as a ean. be mantfactured .the-business.onght and.would_conwe think it now only remains for ~ I, Caldwell appointed counsel. _ true name as Ar Qn; Ah Tom gave or splendid supper will be gotten up ~—-for the vecunion. We hope the Fire _ Self-sacrificing .class of’ men. cannot ~~ paid, asd the Assessor is reqnired ~ ty taxes in that township. can. pay NEVADA: CITE, GAL, “LOCAL AFFAIRS. A Project Favorably Considered. _We understand that the. project of organizing a: joint stock conipany. to.): purchase the Nevada Flouring Mills of Clark & Torssn, and keep them in operation at this city, has been favorably considered by “many of odr busjuess men. ᠀吀栀攀 mill is. a‘good one, and will produce as-excellent flour as’ any in the State, and-is in ample order for work. Our merchants and others interested can make flour as‘ ; faking stock in the mill they can: : a Ads the profits of the manufacturer and retailer,and with the trade which trol, their profits would be large, fhe mill has been run four months . ! night and day, and the remainder of fhe year twelve hours in the twenty-1; four. Fhe demand for flour is as large now as it wasthen. With such a business the mill would be a profitable investment and> pay # very large interest on the money put in by the company. We understand that. five have signified a willingness aud ade{~ sire to invest‘in thfs enterprise, and some one to take the lead to make it asuccess. We have no doubt if those who are willing.to go into this matter would consult together, appoint a committee to examine into it and confer with Messrs. Glark & Torson, that the terms upon which . ' -those-gentlemen -would-sel}and—all-} other facts might be obtained} After this acompany could soon be incorporated and the necessary stock secured. Let some of our enterprising éitizens move in thismatter. Something ought to be done soon.: County Court Feb: 18th. The People vs. John Brown, Art raigned, and J. 1. Caldwell appointed!) counsel for defendant. The People vs. John Brown. J. “The People vs. John Brown. In each of the above cases, defendant, who is charged with horse stealing, was given until Friday morning to plead. People vs. Ti Chung, charged with housebreaking. Judge Searls appointed to defend, and defendant given until Friday morning to plead. -;"Phe People vs. Ali Ham and Ab Tom, defendants; Ah Ham gave his his true mame as Ah Yow, and: the €ourt ordered that subsequent proceedings should be conducted against defendants by the names given: W. Williams was appointed to 0 ae. fend and the defendants giv see ea Friday to plead. The $ritigements for’ the Firethen’s ball are about completed. The 7 st of music has been secured, and men will be greeted with an unusual: large crowd onthe occasion of their Anniversary Ballj which takes place at ‘Temperance Hall on Friday even~ ing, February 21st. The Firemen are deserving of success in everythitig they undertake, for amore noble and’ be found in any community. Give them a bumper. ii naiinen Delinquent Taxpayers. Delinquent taxpayers should bear in mind that their property will be soldat auction by the Collector, on the 27th of this month, “sdded, together with all costs, If the property is not sold, two per cent,-per’ menth-will be ehurged unp all: sueh. property on his year: to year until it is Uupor-whieh the and se the same'at p aperqnined bg laws hho For Truckee:W. J. Organ; Deputy Collestor, leaves to-day for Truckee, for the best Purpose of collecting licenses. Ath persons who are delinquent for coun“Mr. Organ at the Banking House of -B Burkhalter"& Ooi, on ‘Friday: and . jean Franeieeo, as*the First Premium for I, Caldwei appointed to defend._. if the system is tonéd and fortified in advance With Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, no L gerneed“be apprehended from any con If the . ~ property i is sold, the 50 per cent is pani OF wei cost WILL ALLOW INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS;. On _ after-Febrairy 1, 1878, AS FOLLOWS : ” Six Months ‘Time Deposits,6 per ‘cent. per annum. ‘Twelve _Months ‘Time site Jag 8 per cent, per vs ¥ omens eee er RO Ede F ae 9 Parsons residing at a distanee can gend money by ‘Express: @hecks on Solvent’Banks thken at per. JOHN W. HINDS; Presktént, Nevada City, Jax! 4th, 18733-_ Mothing Emporiant Bi BH. Miller,on Commercial street, goods, ete, tle aw ‘soils very cheap: SHLENTTone laden the pa-. tient only; but a vociferous eough or} a horrible cold punishes a‘ whole household. There can be no'peace;: no'rest,-until!.it is cured, and, when a single bottle of _Hale’s Honey of Horehound antTar will banish the nuisance, is it-°worth whilé to do it?Crittenton’s,:7 6th Avenue,all druggists: Pike’s Toothache Drops cure in 1 minute. } —— So el “Tue Qoestron SxeTriep.—Those ‘eminent ter Dr. Jas. Clark, Physi‘cian to Queen Victoria, ‘and Dr. Hughes: Bennett,say that consumption cam be cured.of Wild Gherryj.and experience has proved the eorrectness of his opinion:FOR SUPERTOR BHOTOGRAPHS, go to EDQUARY & COBB, 504 Kearney Street, beat) generiY photographic work was awar ded them atthe Mbchanics’ Institute Fair for 1871. All work gusranteed. A Dangerous Atniosphere. “The great atmospheric “Wave which, the season, is loaded with unwholesome vapors’ that bill the body and disturb all its f tions. Perspiration is checked, the stompathise with that organ, the Herves and muscles are effected, pulmofiary complaints are engendered, and t ts are less depressed. Theée are among the common effects proddced by the moist, ungenial winds prevalént in the winter months. But dition of the atmosphere. The “ill wind thet ‘blows nobody atiy good” will not be likely to blow any harm to him whostrengthens and regulates his internal organs with this-wholesome vegetable tonic and alterative, and élothes his outside in a manner suitable to the season. Thé seeds of fever and ague and other diseases of -an-intermittent or remittent type, are now in the air, and are liable to be planted in the system} either s keoteghlaleke or at a later period, urless due sanitary precautions are taken to ward them off. -Of all safeguards against }malania, this femons.vegetahle antidote, js. . : the best; and of all remedies for the painful ailments caused by damp, cold and sudden changes of temperature, sueh as rheumatism, chills, irregularities of {the bowels, bilious attacks and indigestion, it is the most reliable and the most agreeable. Fresh Oysters, Daily. ANTONE TAM, Wwe respe*tfully inform the peo. ple of this city that is now receiving, daily. by express. _ Eastern and California oye T =F Rs, Which will'Be served up iftany style deen ihan. supplied: with Qjstein ‘on short notice; Remember? the old candi on 7 STREET. * KOHLER'S: BAKERY. CANDY MANUFACTORY, a Home Yiatiufacttre—Ne use buying year old Candies at other places when youd can _get them Fresh for thesame . money of the Manufacturer. Coffee Cakes, constantly on thing made oul of the finest the lowest . Bacon, n0%f = py r Hi a Pa AYT 4 xy an rea ’ wilal Hams, s r ! CASHIN & KENT, keeps: on hand-a' niagnificent stock of . gents’ and boys" dlothing, furtishing}. Sold bys]. Dr. Wistar knew'. : this when he discovered his Balsam 4’ meteorologists tell us sweeps over the whole , United States from the Pacif’ coast at thie} ach deranged, the bowels.and-the ver sym“. HOADSTREET, opposite Stempf's Ho}’ Lard, . ARE NOW READY TO SUPPLY THE ;TRADE' WITH RaRAeE Hams, = AND _ . hard. Warranted to be No 1. Quality: _ CASHIN & KENT, Office—On’ Grass validy ate a Nevada city; Jan 1118 1873, WK. B. CAMPBELL, ee ARCHITECT. pax and” “Speoifiestions drawn for Buildings. Mills,Bridges, and all structures pertaining to Givil Engineering, at reasonable rates> Office over Beckinai's,-corner Broad and Pine Streets. Nevada City, August 14h, 1872. . eer in want nt of snything im the Furniture line, from the finest Bed Room and Parlor Sets !can buy them at extraordinary low rates by calling. on J. E. JOHNSTON. Commercial Street. JOHN ANDERSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, —AaKD—j JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. ay 8 Ws on Broad Street, opposite tue AT BRICK OFFICE, : }tr'Front of the Court House,>~ i Nevada City. Foundrymen, Blacksmiths, —anp— Carriage Makers, FLECTED OH. COMPANY'S LEHIGH COAL. Jackson Creek and Bulk Cumberland Coal. Hurd and Soft Pig Iron, being a speciality, the above are selected with great care for interior —— . DOYLE. 413 and 415 Pacific APs nr and 420 Piast Street Wharf between Jackson an2 Pafic, San Francisco. 261 TO SCHOOL TRUSTEES. HAVE this day appointed JOHN PATTIsON Deputy. County Superintendent faphee will tac ot all business connected ‘wits the office, during my absence. Office in -Ovanty Clerk’s room. B. J. WATSON, Nevada City, Dev: 1¥th. Ae 4 wun Ujena AND TOR REST DR. HUFELAND’S* BITTERS./: , J YHE first and the most healthful Tonic 4 ever introduced in the United States. Thése Bitters have been in the Francisco Market fer ever went and notwith4 he “many new candiRB &: BENDEL, pe 1 GOOD. awe Consiietition Against Us . We don’t “‘shingle-ont” Soeks ‘. Quick Sales and Small Profits. Down toCommon CHAIRS AND TABSES, Bank of Nevada County, in building formerly conmgtenk by T. H. Kolfe. dz NILES SEARLS, stecuey: and-Counselor-at™ baw-t Goon NEWBL}i i To . _—— —a tiom Nathan & Caspers, . } _ CLOTHING STORE. LOOK. T0 YOUR INTEREST oe oASs a %% GIGANTIC ‘FIZZLE.To be found in Nevada County. 4 : = GREATLY REDUCED) . PRIGES. . —— We don’t stick out shingles on our Goods to deceive the puba reputation for TRUTH ; what. we say is ‘gospel truth ries-our op ofents to see that iiag the LEADING Clothing Business in-the city. we ars at-two bits, we sell themat 12 12 ots or $1, ‘per dozen. “No Humbug ABOUT THIS SALE. os excitement in the Clothing Trade, nor bear any animosity to. anybody only-to attend strictly to our own business, and we will do just what we say. Our motto is* We publish to the world our list of prices, and fear nobody. Beaver Suits at B15; Pocket Handkerchief, ‘Neck-tie oud Socks thrown in the bargain.] Beaver Suits, at $17. The same as the above, Cassimere Suit, $25. Fine. Business Suit, from $20 to $25. Scotch Saits, from #20;t0.$25. . Imported-Scotch-Suits, $30. “Good heavy Cassimere Pants, 2 50 to $5; “Fine English and ¥rench Cassimere Pants, $6 50to $9. Which we boaatare net to be found this side of San Francisee: Vests: of all shapes and pattern and prices, Undershirts, 50 Cents each And all the furnishing: goods i in proportion. Flannel Gray Undershirts, 2 1 95 Double sole ‘Rubber Boots at $4 a pair Cal. Overshirts ati$1270? Gray Overshirts at $1 50. Duck Pants, best, 75 cts a paiit' Cotton Socks, 75 cts pr doz-Cotton-Socks, $1 pr doz. Au@every article in the storée¥ the above rates. If there is any redubtitn: in' our list of prievs* we shall publish a new’ list daily.-Call at: Nathan & Casper’ s for your Clothing and consult your'own interest. You can fizd’ good and fashionable clothing cheap ‘at: euts; 409 and tbClay St., Pr m2 -: We have no motive in creating an ba Evening, Feb.-21st.: JOHN F. HCOK, L. SEIBERT.H. ODGERS i, W.OEARK:: i we lic, but we have established yr ovary. tacai Excitement ! Firemen’ & Ball! SAT HE PEOPLE'S NEVER rita ~ REMEDY FOR “-RHECMATISM, NEURALGIA,,:+ Geert; Paralysis, Lame Back, Larrea Bruises; Stiff. Joints Cone “4 .teacted Cords and Muscles, TEMPERWNCE HABL, —oNnN— a 2 Vyas the Largest!Stock — : = — wharves piligcse ceraiue, — — . wevapa crry — BOOTS, pod Baars . Oe . FIRE DEPARTMENT, . FURNISHING GOODS}, Thvitation Committee, CHAS. W. CORNELZ; Which we will sell on and af. 20S. OLIVE, F. ELERMAN;, : .\ : 2 s O: By TOMPKINS; Cc, T. CANFIELD; . & -. 'ter this date, at W: R. COB, H. GUENTHER, ae Heception Committie.’ ees JO8>:FLEMING, MARK SHAVEH}@.-V. SUHMIDTBURG. Floor Mariagers,. A. BiWADSWORTH: E. GOLDSMITH, Z A. STEGER, C. J. NAFFZIGAR, and so says the public. It wor-. jounnapé,. FRANK H. FISHER, vs A. 1, ZEKIND, : DR. D. M.-BROWN, en The Music will be furnished by MUL. ‘ LER’S QUADRILLE BAND. THE SUPPER will be the best ever’ got-ten up in this city. RI” Carriages will be furnished if uéces*t A general inuitation ifextended. Pick “including Supper, $3By order of Fire Department! ” Nevada, Feb. 5th, 1872, PRATT" Pain in the Breasty Pleurisy Sore Throat,Diptheria, Colie,-_ Cramps, Cholera Morbi, © Diarrhea, Head Ache, T'oothache,Bar ache, ‘ And al exté¥hal and internal Pains« _ wna Aches, PRATT’ ABOLITION. totes oo — Bottle itrovent Tewtimonial(POR SALE BY ALL’ DRUGGISTS. BLOOD! BLOOD!. -BLOOD?: . a i RIVER OF LI¥eR Purify'it with. NEW. LIFE, The Grent‘Vegetablo : BLOODPURIFIER AND LIVER: IN: . . / WVIGORATOR, OURES Ba Berofula, ‘Salt’ Rheum, Tetter; Blvtaneas Botis} Pimples. Sore Eyes, Skin Diseases: ounes (* Chronic and: Inflamatory RhevYatism,when every other'remedy’ fails? : —BRADICATES Syphilitic thiae and all herddtite orders of he Biood from the System, ~ ise" Stimulates the Liver and Ki -— action; keeps the Bowels as clockwork and fortifi eys to henitir PRATI'S NEW LIFE. Price $1; For'salé by'alDtugygiste:-A: McBOYLE & CO., Druggists and Chemists, San Francisco,agh'—="Bole Proprietors: FRENCH LANGUAGE. — ' residence of the’ Pupils, . Where several persors’will form a Olass 100 10 x JULIUS GREENWALD, FFERS his Entire Stock of Goods. for sale at San Francisco Cost Price! The Stock consists of CLOSING OUT SALE. ade, 000 Cigars. ,000 lbs Tobacco. Pipes, Cutlery, Cards, &c. As I shall positively close ‘business in this city [invite dealers and all others wishing anything in-my line to Call and examine my Goods, . and the @tices . “ene JULIOS GREENWALD. ~ All persons indebted to me are hereby requested to call and settle their accounts. Nevada, January 15, 1873. the Table antee to 819 FRENCH PORCELAIN AND GLASSWARE !Below. Montgomery;1FFER above Goods in‘léts to suit at . ; “LOWEST MARKEY RATES. Aldo afull ineof? Cutlery, Plated Ware, ' Japanned aid Planished Wares. Ajents of * ANSONIA CLOCK 00. A full lint of all Styles of Clocks, dapted ta the trade of the Piicific Coast, which we offer at Agent’s Rates, and guarbe’ the best in the market. Haviland, Hooper & Co. 3% Fine StreetiSan Francisco, to Beef, NATHAN & CASPER’S. quality of Beef, Corned? for cash.EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. Conmueréial Btréet; N evada. “AMES MONRO having ‘open » Moat Market on Commerci ai pttéet, is supply ranma tn >’ with the ork, ete.,;at ‘the low-st — Mutton, Porks Veal,'Corned . a'reduction will be made in the price. Classes at the Publie Sthool at 2 and at 4 -o’clock;-P. M. for the childrén‘there attend.ing. For terms inquire of MR. GEO; W: WELCH, Bookseller, ; road Street. Or J. C.ROBINSON, pes NEW GROCERIES. ALEX. GAULT” AS added to the BAKWAY a chotco” lofof j Groceries and Prévisions; Which he offers fot sale on the’ ritést liberal terms. . The people of Nevada will find it to their” Bas. to call on me. ‘FLOUR FOR SALE. Warranted to be the best in the County. : ALEX. GAULT 18 Broad Street, Nevada. ‘aiid FOR SALE, ' quar POR CASH. One Yoke Work Oxen, Milch Cows. P. SUTTON.Pe Jin. 28th, 1873: NOTICE. WED PROPOSALS™ will be recerved™ *yhtil the'lét Tuésday on March b: Board of Trustees of the Town of bens Valley for supplyingthe town with water. Plans and Specificat ms can be sten at the Town Clerk’s offieé, Exchange Hotel buildimg, Grass Valley: Proposals not conform . ig: with the specifications will algo be considered by the Board. W. H. BENSON, President. Grass Valley, Jan. 9th, 1873. ju . WELLZAMS & JOHNSOM Counselorsand Attorneysatlaw. ( CE—Ovet™ Bectitaan’s Saloon. oor AQ \aes Broaiél ahd Pin. . LIBRARY 1 MERTING. 4 HE annual meeting of the Nevads Library peep en WH take place s+ Library Hall, on Sati Eom y ‘eb. 8th. 1873, at 7 o'clock, for the eléction of trus fees and ‘officers and the transaction of such oth-er bytiness 88 mat come’ before the mevtorder me SOHN W. HINDS, -Presicent. George A. Gray, Secretary. bi es on.» tice—Small, 60 ota; Longe, $1. as CURES PILES AND DYSPEPSIA. 7. ESSONS GIVEN IN FRENCH: at the? a a Sa Saree a ee ee ea a ee jaa , TWO PWO-HQRSE TEAMS,.. HAVILAND, HOOPER &:C0., ~ “Sa. PINE STREET):

os". niy, T SoaP,, ‘# large assort. icles. licines;. ' OF T SEEDS,, ,OVER, &e. FULLY. OOM . PLACE, sial Streets’ tand. BROWN. . Rai ssion ILD, nform the peo 1d the surround: : ned an Auction L STREET, on or on Comns wish to die article will do’ purchasing else to. second hand er 18 yuars-expejiness he is pre epuiring in the in goed work ANKE GUILD, VER SEED . 1 Seed,, xED. @ STORE. Ye Po 3TON’S. \ for 60 Cents at! fi SAINFOI, E cO.4 m, Placer Co. ERDY. for. Pans. Flesh Wounds PRESTON necessary tom tle Lape ‘ he undersi ir the city of -Nese EN, Executor, deceased’ ro sat mah ‘The The Daily Trangeript . ae as a ean. be mantfactured .the-business.onght and.would_conwe think it now only remains for ~ I, Caldwell appointed counsel. _ true name as Ar Qn; Ah Tom gave or splendid supper will be gotten up ~—-for the vecunion. We hope the Fire _ Self-sacrificing .class of’ men. cannot ~~ paid, asd the Assessor is reqnired ~ ty taxes in that township. can. pay NEVADA: CITE, GAL, “LOCAL AFFAIRS. A Project Favorably Considered. _We understand that the. project of organizing a: joint stock conipany. to.): purchase the Nevada Flouring Mills of Clark & Torssn, and keep them in operation at this city, has been favorably considered by “many of odr busjuess men. ᠀吀栀攀 mill is. a‘good one, and will produce as-excellent flour as’ any in the State, and-is in ample order for work. Our merchants and others interested can make flour as‘ ; faking stock in the mill they can: : a Ads the profits of the manufacturer and retailer,and with the trade which trol, their profits would be large, fhe mill has been run four months . ! night and day, and the remainder of fhe year twelve hours in the twenty-1; four. Fhe demand for flour is as large now as it wasthen. With such a business the mill would be a profitable investment and> pay # very large interest on the money put in by the company. We understand that. five have signified a willingness aud ade{~ sire to invest‘in thfs enterprise, and some one to take the lead to make it asuccess. We have no doubt if those who are willing.to go into this matter would consult together, appoint a committee to examine into it and confer with Messrs. Glark & Torson, that the terms upon which . ' -those-gentlemen -would-sel}and—all-} other facts might be obtained} After this acompany could soon be incorporated and the necessary stock secured. Let some of our enterprising éitizens move in thismatter. Something ought to be done soon.: County Court Feb: 18th. The People vs. John Brown, Art raigned, and J. 1. Caldwell appointed!) counsel for defendant. The People vs. John Brown. J. “The People vs. John Brown. In each of the above cases, defendant, who is charged with horse stealing, was given until Friday morning to plead. People vs. Ti Chung, charged with housebreaking. Judge Searls appointed to defend, and defendant given until Friday morning to plead. -;"Phe People vs. Ali Ham and Ab Tom, defendants; Ah Ham gave his his true mame as Ah Yow, and: the €ourt ordered that subsequent proceedings should be conducted against defendants by the names given: W. Williams was appointed to 0 ae. fend and the defendants giv see ea Friday to plead. The $ritigements for’ the Firethen’s ball are about completed. The 7 st of music has been secured, and men will be greeted with an unusual: large crowd onthe occasion of their Anniversary Ballj which takes place at ‘Temperance Hall on Friday even~ ing, February 21st. The Firemen are deserving of success in everythitig they undertake, for amore noble and’ be found in any community. Give them a bumper. ii naiinen Delinquent Taxpayers. Delinquent taxpayers should bear in mind that their property will be soldat auction by the Collector, on the 27th of this month, “sdded, together with all costs, If the property is not sold, two per cent,-per’ menth-will be ehurged unp all: sueh. property on his year: to year until it is Uupor-whieh the and se the same'at p aperqnined bg laws hho For Truckee:W. J. Organ; Deputy Collestor, leaves to-day for Truckee, for the best Purpose of collecting licenses. Ath persons who are delinquent for coun“Mr. Organ at the Banking House of -B Burkhalter"& Ooi, on ‘Friday: and . jean Franeieeo, as*the First Premium for I, Caldwei appointed to defend.._. if the system is tonéd and fortified in advance With Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, no L gerneed“be apprehended from any con If the . ~ property i is sold, the 50 per cent is pani OF wei cost WILL ALLOW INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS;. On _ after-Febrairy 1, 1878, AS FOLLOWS : ” Six Months ‘Time Deposits,6 per ‘cent. per annum. ‘Twelve _Months ‘Time site Jag 8 per cent, per vs ¥ omens eee er RO Ede F ae 9 Parsons residing at a distanee can gend money by ‘Express: @hecks on Solvent’Banks thken at per. JOHN W. HINDS; Presktént, Nevada City, Jax! 4th, 18733-_ Mothing Emporiant Bi BH. Miller,on Commercial street, goods, ete, tle aw ‘soils very cheap: SHLENTTone laden the pa-. tient only; but a vociferous eough or} a horrible cold punishes a‘ whole household. There can be no'peace;: no'rest,-until!.it is cured, and, when a single bottle of _Hale’s Honey of Horehound antTar will banish the nuisance, is it-°worth whilé to do it?Crittenton’s,:7 6th Avenue,all druggists: Pike’s Toothache Drops cure in 1 minute. } —— So el “Tue Qoestron SxeTriep.—Those ‘eminent ter Dr. Jas. Clark, Physi‘cian to Queen Victoria, ‘and Dr. Hughes: Bennett,say that consumption cam be cured.of Wild Gherryj.and experience has proved the eorrectness of his opinion:FOR SUPERTOR BHOTOGRAPHS, go to EDQUARY & COBB, 504 Kearney Street, beat) generiY photographic work was awar ded them atthe Mbchanics’ Institute Fair for 1871. All work gusranteed. A Dangerous Atniosphere. “The great atmospheric “Wave which, the season, is loaded with unwholesome vapors’ that bill the body and disturb all its f tions. Perspiration is checked, the stompathise with that organ, the Herves and muscles are effected, pulmofiary complaints are engendered, and t ts are less depressed. Theée are among the common effects proddced by the moist, ungenial winds prevalént in the winter months. But dition of the atmosphere. The “ill wind thet ‘blows nobody atiy good” will not be likely to blow any harm to him whostrengthens and regulates his internal organs with this-wholesome vegetable tonic and alterative, and élothes his outside in a manner suitable to the season. Thé seeds of fever and ague and other diseases of -an-intermittent or remittent type, are now in the air, and are liable to be planted in the system} either s keoteghlaleke or at a later period, urless due sanitary precautions are taken to ward them off. -Of all safeguards against }malania, this femons.vegetahle antidote, js. . : the best; and of all remedies for the painful ailments caused by damp, cold and sudden changes of temperature, sueh as rheumatism, chills, irregularities of {the bowels, bilious attacks and indigestion, it is the most reliable and the most agreeable. Fresh Oysters, Daily. ANTONE TAM, Wwe respe*tfully inform the peo. ple of this city that is now receiving, daily. by express. _ Eastern and California oye T =F Rs, Which will'Be served up iftany style deen ihan. supplied: with Qjstein ‘on short notice; Remember? the old candi on 7 STREET. * KOHLER'S: BAKERY. CANDY MANUFACTORY, a Home Yiatiufacttre—Ne use buying year old Candies at other places when youd can _get them Fresh for thesame . money of the Manufacturer. Coffee Cakes, constantly on thing made oul of the finest the lowest . Bacon, n0%f = py r Hi a Pa AYT 4 xy an rea ’ wilal Hams, s r ! CASHIN & KENT, keeps: on hand-a' niagnificent stock of . gents’ and boys" dlothing, furtishing}. Sold bys]. Dr. Wistar knew'. : this when he discovered his Balsam 4’ meteorologists tell us sweeps over the whole , United States from the Pacif’ coast at thie} ach deranged, the bowels.and-the ver sym“. HOADSTREET, opposite Stempf's Ho}’ Lard, . ARE NOW READY TO SUPPLY THE ;TRADE' WITH RaRAeE Hams, = AND _ . hard. Warranted to be No 1. Quality: _ CASHIN & KENT, Office—On’ Grass validy ate a Nevada city; Jan 1118 1873, WK. B. CAMPBELL, ee ARCHITECT. pax and” “Speoifiestions drawn for Buildings. Mills,Bridges, and all structures pertaining to Givil Engineering, at reasonable rates> Office over Beckinai's,-corner Broad and Pine Streets. Nevada City, August 14h, 1872. . eer in want nt of snything im the Furniture line, from the finest Bed Room and Parlor Sets !can buy them at extraordinary low rates by calling. on J. E. JOHNSTON. Commercial Street. JOHN ANDERSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, —AaKD—j JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. ay 8 Ws on Broad Street, opposite tue AT BRICK OFFICE, : }tr'Front of the Court House,>~ i Nevada City. Foundrymen, Blacksmiths, —anp— Carriage Makers, FLECTED OH. COMPANY'S LEHIGH COAL. Jackson Creek and Bulk Cumberland Coal. Hurd and Soft Pig Iron, being a speciality, the above are selected with great care for interior —— . DOYLE. 413 and 415 Pacific APs nr and 420 Piast Street Wharf between Jackson an2 Pafic, San Francisco. 261

TO SCHOOL TRUSTEES. HAVE this day appointed JOHN PATTIsON Deputy. County Superintendent faphee will tac ot all business connected ‘wits the office, during my absence. Office in -Ovanty Clerk’s room. B. J. WATSON, Nevada City, Dev: 1¥th. Ae 4 wun Ujena AND TOR REST DR. HUFELAND’S* BITTERS./: , J YHE first and the most healthful Tonic 4 ever introduced in the United States. Thése Bitters have been in the Francisco Market fer ever went and notwith4 he “many new candiRB &: BENDEL, pe 1 GOOD. awe Consiietition Against Us . We don’t “‘shingle-ont” Soeks ‘. Quick Sales and Small Profits. Down toCommon CHAIRS AND TABSES, Bank of Nevada County, in building formerly conmgtenk by T. H. Kolfe. dz NILES SEARLS, stecuey: and-Counselor-at™ baw-t Goon NEWBL}i i To . _—— —a tiom Nathan & Caspers, . } _ CLOTHING STORE. LOOK. T0 YOUR INTEREST oe oASs a %% GIGANTIC ‘FIZZLE.To be found in Nevada County. 4 : = GREATLY REDUCED) . PRIGES. . —— We don’t stick out shingles on our Goods to deceive the puba reputation for TRUTH ; what. we say is ‘gospel truth ries-our op ofents to see that iiag the LEADING Clothing Business in-the city. we ars at-two bits, we sell themat 12 12 ots or $1, ‘per dozen. “No Humbug ABOUT THIS SALE. os excitement in the Clothing Trade, nor bear any animosity to. anybody only-to attend strictly to our own business, and we will do just what we say. Our motto is* We publish to the world our list of prices, and fear nobody. Beaver Suits at B15; Pocket Handkerchief, ‘Neck-tie oud Socks thrown in the bargain.] Beaver Suits, at $17. The same as the above, Cassimere Suit, $25. Fine. Business Suit, from $20 to $25. Scotch Saits, from #20;t0.$25. . Imported-Scotch-Suits, $30. “Good heavy Cassimere Pants, 2 50 to $5; “Fine English and ¥rench Cassimere Pants, $6 50to $9. Which we boaatare net to be found this side of San Francisee: Vests: of all shapes and pattern and prices, Undershirts, 50 Cents each And all the furnishing: goods i in proportion. Flannel Gray Undershirts, 2 1 95 Double sole ‘Rubber Boots at $4 a pair Cal. Overshirts ati$1270? Gray Overshirts at $1 50. Duck Pants, best, 75 cts a paiit' Cotton Socks, 75 cts pr doz-Cotton-Socks, $1 pr doz. Au@every article in the storée¥ the above rates. If there is any redubtitn: in' our list of prievs* we shall publish a new’ list daily.-Call at: Nathan & Casper’ s for your Clothing and consult your'own interest. You can fizd’ good and fashionable clothing cheap ‘at: euts; 409 and tbClay St., Pr m2 -: We have no motive in creating an ba Evening, Feb.-21st.: JOHN F. HCOK, L. SEIBERT.H. ODGERS i, W.OEARK:: i we lic, but we have established yr ovary. tacai Excitement ! Firemen’ & Ball! SAT HE PEOPLE'S NEVER rita ~ REMEDY FOR “-RHECMATISM, NEURALGIA,,:+ Geert; Paralysis, Lame Back, Larrea Bruises; Stiff. Joints Cone “4 .teacted Cords and Muscles, TEMPERWNCE HABL, —oNnN— a 2 Vyas the Largest!Stock — : = — wharves piligcse ceraiue, — — . wevapa crry — BOOTS, pod Baars . Oe . FIRE DEPARTMENT, . FURNISHING GOODS}, Thvitation Committee, CHAS. W. CORNELZ; Which we will sell on and af. 20S. OLIVE, F. ELERMAN;, : .\ : 2 s O: By TOMPKINS; Cc, T. CANFIELD; . & -. 'ter this date, at W: R. COB, H. GUENTHER, ae Heception Committie.’ ees JO8>:FLEMING, MARK SHAVEH}@.-V. SUHMIDTBURG. Floor Mariagers,. A. BiWADSWORTH: E. GOLDSMITH, Z A. STEGER, C. J. NAFFZIGAR, and so says the public. It wor-. jounnapé,. FRANK H. FISHER, vs A. 1, ZEKIND, : DR. D. M.-BROWN, en The Music will be furnished by MUL. ‘ LER’S QUADRILLE BAND. THE SUPPER will be the best ever’ got-ten up in this city. RI” Carriages will be furnished if uéces*t A general inuitation ifextended. Pick “including Supper, $3By order of Fire Department! ” Nevada, Feb. 5th, 1872, PRATT" Pain in the Breasty Pleurisy Sore Throat,Diptheria, Colie,-_ Cramps, Cholera Morbi, © Diarrhea, Head Ache, T'oothache,Bar ache, ‘ And al exté¥hal and internal Pains« _ wna Aches, PRATT’ ABOLITION. totes oo — Bottle itrovent Tewtimonial(POR SALE BY ALL’ DRUGGISTS. BLOOD! BLOOD!. -BLOOD?: . a i RIVER OF LI¥eR Purify'it with. NEW. LIFE, The Grent‘Vegetablo : BLOODPURIFIER AND LIVER: IN: . . / WVIGORATOR, OURES Ba Berofula, ‘Salt’ Rheum, Tetter; Blvtaneas Botis} Pimples. Sore Eyes, Skin Diseases: ounes (* Chronic and: Inflamatory RhevYatism,when every other'remedy’ fails? : —BRADICATES Syphilitic thiae and all herddtite orders of he Biood from the System, ~ ise" Stimulates the Liver and Ki -— action; keeps the Bowels as clockwork and fortifi eys to henitir PRATI'S NEW LIFE. Price $1; For'salé by'alDtugygiste:-A: McBOYLE & CO., Druggists and Chemists, San Francisco,agh'—="Bole Proprietors: FRENCH LANGUAGE. — ' residence of the’ Pupils, . Where several persors’will form a Olass 100 10 x JULIUS GREENWALD, FFERS his Entire Stock of Goods. for sale at San Francisco Cost Price! The Stock consists of CLOSING OUT SALE. ade, 000 Cigars. ,000 lbs Tobacco. Pipes, Cutlery, Cards, &c. As I shall positively close ‘business in this city [invite dealers and all others wishing anything in-my line to Call and examine my Goods, . and the @tices . “ene JULIOS GREENWALD. ~ All persons indebted to me are hereby requested to call and settle their accounts. Nevada, January 15, 1873.. the Table antee to 819 FRENCH PORCELAIN AND GLASSWARE !Below. Montgomery;1FFER above Goods in‘léts to suit at . ; “LOWEST MARKEY RATES. Aldo afull ineof? Cutlery, Plated Ware, ' Japanned aid Planished Wares. Ajents of * ANSONIA CLOCK 00. A full lint of all Styles of Clocks, dapted ta the trade of the Piicific Coast, which we offer at Agent’s Rates, and guarbe’ the best in the market. Haviland, Hooper & Co. 3% Fine StreetiSan Francisco, to Beef, NATHAN & CASPER’S. quality of Beef, Corned? for cash.EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. Conmueréial Btréet; N evada. “AMES MONRO having ‘open » Moat Market on Commerci ai pttéet, is supply ranma tn >’ with the ork, ete.,;at ‘the low-st — Mutton, Porks Veal,'Corned . a'reduction will be made in the price. Classes at the Publie Sthool at 2 and at 4 -o’clock;-P. M. for the childrén‘there attend.ing. For terms inquire of MR. GEO; W: WELCH, Bookseller, ; road Street. Or J. C.ROBINSON, pes NEW GROCERIES. ALEX. GAULT” AS added to the BAKWAY a chotco” lofof j Groceries and Prévisions; Which he offers fot sale on the’ ritést liberal terms. . The people of Nevada will find it to their” Bas. to call on me. ‘FLOUR FOR SALE. Warranted to be the best in the County. : ALEX. GAULT 18 Broad Street, Nevada. ‘aiid FOR SALE, ' quar POR CASH. One Yoke Work Oxen, Milch Cows. P. SUTTON.Pe Jin. 28th, 1873: NOTICE. WED PROPOSALS™ will be recerved™ *yhtil the'lét Tuésday on March b: Board of Trustees of the Town of bens Valley for supplyingthe town with water. Plans and Specificat ms can be sten at the Town Clerk’s offieé, Exchange Hotel buildimg, Grass Valley: Proposals not conform . ig: with the specifications will algo be considered by the Board. W. H. BENSON, President. Grass Valley, Jan. 9th, 1873. ju . WELLZAMS & JOHNSOM Counselorsand Attorneysatlaw. ( CE—Ovet™ Bectitaan’s Saloon. oor AQ \aes Broaiél ahd Pin. . LIBRARY 1 MERTING. 4 HE annual meeting of the Nevads Library peep en WH take place s+ Library Hall, on Sati Eom y ‘eb. 8th. 1873, at 7 o'clock, for the eléction of trus fees and ‘officers and the transaction of such oth-er bytiness 88 mat come’ before the mevtorder me SOHN W. HINDS, -Presicent. George A. Gray, Secretary. bi es on.» tice—Small, 60 ota; Longe, $1. as CURES PILES AND DYSPEPSIA. 7. ESSONS GIVEN IN FRENCH: at the? a a Sa Saree a ee ee ea a ee jaa , TWO PWO-HQRSE TEAMS,... HAVILAND, HOOPER &:C0., ~ “Sa. PINE STREET):