February 18, 1872 (4 pages)

ated Oculist, Dr. ae he Gérman Mnf New York and levada City; and atronage of the y branch of the had ey Rhee ropean Capitols to cure all long ented free of eet, opposite the = Daily sip ~ The foll __,County, juror’s.certificates, $176. 25; NEVADA CITY, CALL Se Board of Supervisors. The Board of Supervisors were engaged most of the day yesterday in revising and averaging rates of toll, a ® gwing bills were allowed: General Fund — Bank of Nevada “ Special Notice.” io Our readers are eS requested to read the advertisement of Dr. Dobrenz, to be found in another colamn, Dy. Dobrenz isa regular physician and comes here highly recommended. Those in need of a physician should not fail to give him a call as he guarantees satisfaction in all cases. He has a diploma from the government of Germany, which is acknowledged by the medEd. emits, ‘Constable’s fees, $26 75. “Road Fund—Bank of Nevada Coane} ty, warrant purchased from James Creegan, $400.Special Fund—Peter Trianabetier, tunity now pre ence in making hoe Stores in San of giving entire . Having lately of PB. Kelly ang co,I have fitted treet, adjoinr the special pur. _ Misses’ and nd Shoes, ill only give me , that you willf workmanship, t om the cost d Shoes. VELLA, the Lowest! LOTHING. B. H. MILEER, ILLER, Commercial a City, iform the public received @ large LOTHING, rwear, Fine lent White kets, . is, Shoes, ORTMENT OF QODS, : all and examine ore purchasing wice fer cur Lowest. March 18th. f the Festival nds to liquith Debt. resent. A Grand 50, LOW SURGEON, . OCULISF, ind Pine Streets of ut my ye bEr. co. my DiIN rates for Cash.— site the Nevada Mill street and stealing a large §uanSeed py Me. Lei. error in taxes overpaid, $20; G. W. Welth, books, stationery, $220, The bill of Mrs. Morrow, of Moore’s — for keeping Francisco Hidalgo, _was laid over until the next meeting ae the Board; the Clerk to notify Mrs. _ Morrow at the action of the Board, The bill of Geo-8 Farley, for medical attendance on Francisco Hidalgo, rejected as an illegal Fees against the , county. Going Home . Franklin Bates, of this city, proposes to réturn to his old” home in the East. Mr. Bates is anold sea Captain, and is one of the pioneers of Nevada county: During a residence of many“years he has been a firm friend of the Temperance: ‘cause, . “being connected with the Temperance Societies in this city from their first organization to the present time. He proposes now to return home and spend the remainder of life in the place of his birth. His old friends wish him a safe j journey. Rebber Shot at. Yesterday morning about 1 o’clock Mr. Shuster, the watchman at the Nevada Flouring Mills, heard some one on the outside of the building trying the doors. The man went.to the sliding door and pressing it back unfastened the bolt and slipped the door back. After he had opened the door a considerble distance, Shuster fired his revolver. The man ran off crying ‘‘oh! oh! oh!’’ as if in pain, and it is supposed the shot took effect. An attempt was made to steal flour from the mill some months ago but it was prevent. ed by the watchman on duty. The Grass Valley Case. Yesterday the case. of the Chinaman accused of burglary, in entering the tailor shop of Mr. Woods, on tity of goods came up for trial. The case was prosecuted by District Attorney J. I. Caldwell, and defended by Judge Searls. The defendant showed the officer where the goods. were concealed, the testimony showing that the confessions were extorted by violence. The case was submitted without argument and the jury brought in a verdict of guilty. Naturalized Citizens. County Clerk, J.J. Rogers has just . comp'eted indexing the names of all persons naturalized in the County and District Courts of this county. The records .run back to 1856, all books and reeerds prior to that time being destroyed by the fire which swept the town that year. The total number of persons naturalized from 1856 to date is 2,212—nearly half the voting population of the county. ; Sad News. Judge Searls, of this vity, yesterday received a dispatch announcing the death of the father of Judge A. C. Niles at his home in New York. The telegram was sent to the wife of Judge Searls who is a sister of Judge Niles. A Handsome Present. We saw yesterday at Carley’s saloon a very neat match safe,inscribed “J.D. to A. B. C.,” and is a pres-4 ent from John Donolan, of Sacramento, to Carley. eles, We are indebted to Senator O’Con“mor for a copy of a bill to provide for’ “— @ system of common schools, intro~ .BerSan Quentin. =: “Sheriff Dickson expecied to aieat with the two Digger Indians who plead guilty to the chargeof highway —_< ema ; listlesslymoving through our streets, who can be seen at his office, opposite ical faculty of the United States, and . ’ “GroARS AND TOBACCO. een JULIUS GREENWAED, ROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, HAS received the Masonic Hall. . f{14-1m Great ‘Baxgaiae, ‘ Belling off the entire stock of dres at the store of H. Levy, {Commercial the time for great bargains, Nevada. Jan. 23-1 m-. ~Guard Your Health and Life. How inconsistent is human nature. Men carry reyolvers to protect themselves aginst ruffians in well-polished cities, where the precaution is unnecessary, often neglect to fortify their systems against disease in the ‘most unhealthy seasons. Thousands of, dyspeptics and other invalids are now Tanguishing in sick rooms, of feebly and owe their-forldrn, condition solely to a want of commor prudence, Far more: inimical than the roughs and rowdies, 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 itis an undenied undeniable fact that Hostetter’s Stomach Bit. ters afford amore perfect protection’ ‘against these causes of disease,than any weapon offenee’can afford against lawless violence, the recklessand inconsiderate" continue to brave the danger with a positive safeguard within their reach.very day, however, the number of these m to their own want of forecast diminishes. Each* succeeding season demonstrates more clearly the 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 effect whatever’ upon systems toned strengthened and regulated by this powerfull vegetable medicine, and dyspepsia, nervous debillity, constipation, intermittent and remittant fevers, billousness, and in fact nearly all the maladies which the Bitters, if taken in time, would prevent, are 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 represented by some unprincipled dealers. SPECIAL NOTICE. — — Indigestion is the cause of nine-tenths of all diseases the living machine ia subjectto ! Give tone tothe stomach and digestive organs, and you will save more than half in your doctor’ ‘8 bills. Da. Hunter's CeLepratep IXL Brrrexs are recommended by all physicians to Dyspep-. Digestive organs, i" See advertisement in another column. feb7-3m A Card to the Public. Wee. do hereby certify, that we have rt ua DR. F. BUELOW, As our Medical Adviser and Family Physician, and that the said Dr. Buelow has met with the greatest success in all cases coming under his treatment, and that we cheerfully recommend him to the public of Ne= City and County. as a prominent Phya. J. JACOBS, A. ROSENTHAL, C.P. RINNERT, A. BARUH, K. FOEUTH. WM. ScorT, MRS. CALDWELL, BR. W. TULLY, A. J. STILES, A. GOLDSMITH, A. ISOARD, MRS. THOMAS MOONEY, LOUIS W. DREYFUSS, JOHN BLASAUF, DANIEL MURPHY, MARIAN ANDRODE, L. JACOBS, JOHN PEARD, 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, N.C. TULLY, (KIL CASPER, SIMON ROSENTHAL, ISADORE ISAAC, VIe€TOR BANNER, H. LEVY. Nevada, Feb. 1st, 1872. Direct from Paris ! .—AT— ‘GILLET’S HAIR DRESS-. 7. goods at cost, for the next sixty days . hand Street, Nevada city. Ladies, now is . tics and for all Complaints of the Liver and . FANCY GOODS IMPORTED CASHIN & KENT, FOULD respectfully inform the peean IMMENSE LOT OF Sig NO. 1 = NEW LARD, NEW BACON, The Product of Several Thousand Corn Fed Hogs, WHICH WILL BE SOLD These Hams, Bacon of our own manufactu c/s: hae superior to any ever be < for sale in : me or any othe ! ket. 89” This firm is now receiving large shipfacturing them into-Hams, Bacon and Lard The climate of the mountains being favorable for Curing, and the greatest care being taken inevery process, the product of the Establishment will be found superior te any in the market, —_—ta. Before purchasing your LARD, examine the Cans and find our “BRAND” upon them. ta. Orders filled for any quantity of our celebrated HAMS, PACON AND LARD. Shipments made to any part of the Pacifie Coast. Address by mail or Wells, Fatgo & Co's. Express, CASHIN & KENT, Nevada, Deo. 12th. 1871. GEORGE A. PRINCE & CO0’S., ORGANS! For Parlor, Lodge or Church. ESSRS, PRINCE & CO. have the old est, largest and most complete Manutuctory of Cabinet Organs and Melodeons in the United States, and have sent forth a greater number of instruments than any other Manufactory, and they have never had an instrument returned from any imperfection er deficiency in construction. For over twenty-three years, the superior excellence of the Prince ns and Met« feons has not been questioned, and for six years the enormous demand has made it impossible for them to meet theirorders promptly, Instruments manufae— tured by Prince & Co—twenty years old— are now valued by their owners ishighly as the day they were bought. Over 8,000 are now in use in various parte of the world. _ WM. KNABE & CO’S PIANO FORTES! Undoubtedly the best first class -Piano manufactured in America 1 Public for over thirty their excellence alone, attained an unpurchased ce, that pronounces them unrivalled. out the entire scale. tirely Sopa from that stiffness many Pian in WOMKSLANSIIP they are unexcelled {formerly Boardman, Gray & Co’s) } PIANO FORTES! RE comparatively low extreme changes of winter and a ulbersy 908s. 22.4 _Nevada, Feb, ta 1 er as 4 ~ .t af weet ETD BE PERE ple of the State that oe? have on . . Miners and Consumers of Tobacco At the VERY LOWEST RATES. . ments of Hogs from the East and is manu. } These Instruments having been before the ears, have, upon Their TONE combines great power,sweet“. ness in fine singing quality, as well as great purity of intonation and evenness throughThe TOUCH is ee and elasti hee and “ iced, very durable Instruments, well suited to stand dryness tte toobindlle end and mountain valleys: —tem herp been ete faba Circulats cr al shore ce ttaced seatdenrptive Price Lins will be sen Bl gg eg yy spplicatiqn to bcttle in the house. SOLD EVER . No. 618 Front ors : A. L, BANCHAFT & 00, 4 0, ss From Serr. Gan Franco, Cal vyawis WILLIAMS & JOHNSON, —ALSO— Peach Navy Tobacco! IN ‘ivi ‘THICKNESS, And All ais ‘Sena as Usua On Hand! CIGARS! CIGARS! OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM THE FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST! “will save money by] buying the same by the quantity, at wholesale prices. Best Quality and Full Weight ! Talso inform the Public that I intend to close out my business in Nevada, by the First of May, therefore I will offer, TO BUYERS OF TOBACCO. Than kful for the patronage of the publie LT inVite all desiring goods in my line, to GIVE ME A CALL JULIUS GREENWALD, Broad Street, Nevada City. January 28th, 1872. CRUCIBLES, MUFFLES, Acids and Mining Chemicals, Kerosene, &c. —AT— NEVADA DRUG STORE.8S. W. COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS Under the Transcript Printing Office. E, M. PRESTON, APOTHECARY. Also, a Lot of Genuine Bear’s Oil, For the Hair. GREAT BARGAINS !! COMPLETE PORCELAIN DINNER SETS FOR $25! OTTER & SIGOURNEY; No. 18 Commefcial street, Nevada City, are now selling Crockery, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Glass Ware, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Lamps, etc., Cheaper than ever offered in Nevada county. We have also-on hand a large stock of PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, COAL OIL, DANFORTH’S PATENT -PETROLEUM FLUID, etc. Call and see our mammoth stock. &#” We are Agents for the Home Shuttle Sewing Machine. _Jan% POTTER & SIGOURNEY. _ DR. HENLEY’S . Celebrated I. X. L. BITTERS, Most Efficient and Pleasant Tonic. . THE BEST LIVER REGULABOR KNOWN ! A Sure Cure for Dyspepsia. These Bitters are pooupesé from the most choice andwholesome ‘bs'and roots, and have given universal satisfaction wherever tried. Reese petites feos pec have found relief through their hysicians recommend them for the cure of Pai diseases of the Morag and liver, and irregularities of the 6. ou cong polar a of system caused by derangement y' a tzao vet qaude bh ale 06S gebeOn _ORMERAL SORTS FU THE ee ror . DOORS ANDWINDOWS ‘. invited to this little invention, which is so Slt tae Tiere ¢ NOW IS THE TIME sige SECURE your outside Again the unweloome interference of the. RAIN, : DUST, and , , “COLD ! Householders have long felt the need of something Cheap, Simple and Durable! That would save Carpets, Fuel, and the Tils resulting from COLD DRAFT . that finds its way:into dwellings under outside Doors and Windows. Clay’s Patent Metallic WEATHER STRIP tea. Challenges the admiration of all who have seén its operation. The attention of the public is respectfully CHEAP that every man can afford to use it. every year vz It is 80 simple that it can be made and applied by any person of ordinary mechanical -genius, and on be removed and replaced at pleasure. There are no Springs or.complicated machinery to get out of repair. "It canbe applied to any Door or Window, and has gone into general use wherever it has been introduced. For Sale. by w. ‘CRAWFORD, No. 27 and 29 Main St. Opposite the Express Office, FOR A sy HOLIDAY GIFT) The Most Acceptable to a Lady Is THE WEED FAMILY FAVORITE SEWING MACHINE, ing Machine invented. ~ W. H. CRAWFORD, *. No, 27 and 29 Main Street, Ont I laa io! om -} CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, &c. pio It isan Actual Saving in Fuel It is the Simplest, the Strongest, the Last and the Best SewTHE COMMERCIAL UNION” . eal INSURANCE rege OF LONDON, Capital $12,500,000 IN GOLD COIN. a LOSSES SETTLED IMMEDIATELY on ADJUSTMENT BY G. O"HARA TAAFFE, Office—North East Corner California wil Sansome Streets, RAN { FRANOISOO. BT TR Ge’ n ROLFE, Agent, ~ FOR NEVADA OIT¥ AND COUNTY. Office—No. 44 Broad Street, Nevada City. j5 J. JACOBS, \ N TOULD respectfully inforin the people of Nevada County that he has received at-his Store, on Pine Street, Nevada City, The Largest and most complete stock of CIGARS, TOBACCOS, PIPES, CUTLERY, &c. ever ‘prought to Nevada city. The Stock of Cigars comprise all the fa . vorite brands from the very best to the cheapest kinds, In the line of Smoking and Chewing Tobaeco my stock cannot be excelled, Meerschaum and other kinds of Pipes I have a very large stock. invite the especial attention of Saloon —, and Country Dealers. to my new of Goods. My prices-are_as2 the Cheapest and the articles guaranteed ad represented, Don’t fail to give me a call before — your purchases, J. JACOBS,Masonic. Building, Pine marek Nevada, Nov. 30th. -MINER’S ATTENTION ! INERS AND MANUFACTURERS aro hereby cautioned against MAKING, BUYING, SELLING OR USING what is known as R.R. & J. Craig’s new and improved Hydraulic Joint or Nozzle, as thesame is an infringement upon the invention of the undersigned, secured by Letters-Patent No. 108,658, dated Oct, 25th, 1870, known as Watson’s “Hydraulic Champion,” and all parties participating in such infringement will be rigorously prosecuted. THOMAS WATSON, — of Watson’s Hydraulic ChamDated Nevada city, Jan. 2d, 1872. MILLINGTON’S DANCING SCHOOL, : —saT~< TEMPERANCE HALL, Tuition of Children—Saturday at 2 P. M Commencing Saturday, Jan, 6th. For Ladies, Wednesday, at 2P.M, Com. mencing Jan. 10th. ae For Gentlemen, Monday and Thursday, at7P.M. Commencing Jan. 8th. Terms for Ladies and Children, 32 te month. Gerts, $5 per month, Lessons in Highland 7One. Cracevienne, etc, if desired, : G29. “> SPECIAL INFORMATION FOR THE AFFLICTED! os rie OVERLAND ALMANAC. For 1872 Copies sent Free upon application. E necessity of general knowledes where all tomes of Debility and Chronic roubles, in either sex, can be cured prompt. ly and effectually, was never more needed t now and the fuculty of the Dr. J. G, Young Medical Institute take this method of bringing that knowledge.to the minds of the public. Address F DR. J. C. YOUNG, : Box 785. : Medical Institute, No. 618 Sacramento Street alu Ban Francisco, Cal Nevada City Skating Rink. or 12-A. M.,3to6P.M., and 7% te 10 P, Ne gee be ASSEMBLIES from 10 toe a4 DAILY. Ladies admitted free of Charge. Use of Skates 25 Cents. . For Gentlemen : Day Assemblies, admission ' and use of Skates, = 25 ets -} Evening’s Admission, + 25 cts. UseofSkates, . + 25cts. Gentlemen’s Admission and use of Skates, permonth, 8400 Ladies’, per month, $250 B. BULLARD, _ Nevada, Jan. 7th, 1872. * Notice. OTICE is Saugon of given that the underge will apply to the Board of Sn+ ° apse Nevada county, Joo ag on for license to collect on e road Backbone running between thie Honse »Wooleey’s and Moore’s Flats. _wee jill ANDREW MERRIMAN, . ADA F.: DAVENPORT, ° Weer Retatence—Faot, +

ated Oculist, Dr. ae he Gérman Mnf New York and levada City; and atronage of the y branch of the had ey Rhee ropean Capitols to cure all long ented free of eet, opposite the = Daily sip ~ The foll __,County, juror’s.certificates, $176. 25; NEVADA CITY, CALL Se Board of Supervisors. The Board of Supervisors were engaged most of the day yesterday in revising and averaging rates of toll, a ® gwing bills were allowed: General Fund — Bank of Nevada “ Special Notice.” io Our readers are eS requested to read the advertisement of Dr. Dobrenz, to be found in another colamn, Dy. Dobrenz isa regular physician and comes here highly recommended. Those in need of a physician should not fail to give him a call as he guarantees satisfaction in all cases. He has a diploma from the government of Germany, which is acknowledged by the medEd. emits, ‘Constable’s fees, $26 75. “Road Fund—Bank of Nevada Coane} ty, warrant purchased from James Creegan, $400.Special Fund—Peter Trianabetier, tunity now pre ence in making hoe Stores in San of giving entire . Having lately of PB. Kelly ang co,I have fitted treet, adjoinr the special pur. _ Misses’ and nd Shoes, ill only give me , that you willf workmanship, t om the cost d Shoes. VELLA, the Lowest! LOTHING. B. H. MILEER, ILLER, Commercial a City, iform the public received @ large LOTHING, rwear, Fine lent White kets, . is, Shoes, ORTMENT OF QODS, : all and examine ore purchasing wice fer cur Lowest. March 18th. f the Festival nds to liquith Debt. resent. A Grand 50, LOW SURGEON, . OCULISF, ind Pine Streets of ut my ye bEr. co. my DiIN rates for Cash.— site the Nevada Mill street and stealing a large §uanSeed py Me. Lei. error in taxes overpaid, $20; G. W. Welth, books, stationery, $220, The bill of Mrs. Morrow, of Moore’s — for keeping Francisco Hidalgo, _was laid over until the next meeting ae the Board; the Clerk to notify Mrs. _ Morrow at the action of the Board, The bill of Geo-8 Farley, for medical attendance on Francisco Hidalgo, rejected as an illegal Fees against the , county. Going Home . Franklin Bates, of this city, proposes to réturn to his old” home in the East. Mr. Bates is anold sea Captain, and is one of the pioneers of Nevada county: During a residence of many“years he has been a firm friend of the Temperance: ‘cause, . “being connected with the Temperance Societies in this city from their first organization to the present time. He proposes now to return home and spend the remainder of life in the place of his birth. His old friends wish him a safe j journey. Rebber Shot at. Yesterday morning about 1 o’clock Mr. Shuster, the watchman at the Nevada Flouring Mills, heard some one on the outside of the building trying the doors. The man went.to the sliding door and pressing it back unfastened the bolt and slipped the door back. After he had opened the door a considerble distance, Shuster fired his revolver. The man ran off crying ‘‘oh! oh! oh!’’ as if in pain, and it is supposed the shot took effect. An attempt was made to steal flour from the mill some months ago but it was prevent. ed by the watchman on duty. The Grass Valley Case. Yesterday the case. of the Chinaman accused of burglary, in entering the tailor shop of Mr. Woods, on tity of goods came up for trial. The case was prosecuted by District Attorney J. I. Caldwell, and defended by Judge Searls. The defendant showed the officer where the goods. were concealed, the testimony showing that the confessions were extorted by violence. The case was submitted without argument and the jury brought in a verdict of guilty. Naturalized Citizens. County Clerk, J.J. Rogers has just . comp'eted indexing the names of all persons naturalized in the County and District Courts of this county. The records .run back to 1856, all books and reeerds prior to that time being destroyed by the fire which swept the town that year. The total number of persons naturalized from 1856 to date is 2,212—nearly half the voting population of the county. ; Sad News. Judge Searls, of this vity, yesterday received a dispatch announcing the death of the father of Judge A. C. Niles at his home in New York. The telegram was sent to the wife of Judge Searls who is a sister of Judge Niles. A Handsome Present. We saw yesterday at Carley’s saloon a very neat match safe,inscribed “J.D. to A. B. C.,” and is a pres-4 ent from John Donolan, of Sacramento, to Carley. eles, We are indebted to Senator O’Con“mor for a copy of a bill to provide for’ “— @ system of common schools, intro~ .BerSan Quentin. =: “Sheriff Dickson expecied to aieat with the two Digger Indians who plead guilty to the chargeof highway —_< ema ; listlesslymoving through our streets, who can be seen at his office, opposite ical faculty of the United States, and . ’ “GroARS AND TOBACCO. een JULIUS GREENWAED, ROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, HAS received the Masonic Hall. . f{14-1m Great ‘Baxgaiae, ‘ Belling off the entire stock of dres at the store of H. Levy, {Commercial the time for great bargains, Nevada. Jan. 23-1 m-. ~Guard Your Health and Life. How inconsistent is human nature. Men carry reyolvers to protect themselves aginst ruffians in well-polished cities, where the precaution is unnecessary, often neglect to fortify their systems against disease in the ‘most unhealthy seasons. Thousands of, dyspeptics and other invalids are now Tanguishing in sick rooms, of feebly and owe their-forldrn, condition solely to a want of commor prudence, Far more: inimical than the roughs and rowdies, 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 itis an undenied undeniable fact that Hostetter’s Stomach Bit. ters afford amore perfect protection’ ‘against these causes of disease,than any weapon offenee’can afford against lawless violence, the recklessand inconsiderate" continue to brave the danger with a positive safeguard within their reach.very day, however, the number of these m to their own want of forecast diminishes. Each* succeeding season demonstrates more clearly the 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 effect whatever’ upon systems toned strengthened and regulated by this powerfull vegetable medicine, and dyspepsia, nervous debillity, constipation, intermittent and remittant fevers, billousness, and in fact nearly all the maladies which the Bitters, if taken in time, would prevent, are 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 represented by some unprincipled dealers. SPECIAL NOTICE. — — Indigestion is the cause of nine-tenths of all diseases the living machine ia subjectto ! Give tone tothe stomach and digestive organs, and you will save more than half in your doctor’ ‘8 bills. Da. Hunter's CeLepratep IXL Brrrexs are recommended by all physicians to Dyspep-. Digestive organs, i" See advertisement in another column. feb7-3m A Card to the Public. Wee. do hereby certify, that we have rt ua DR. F. BUELOW, As our Medical Adviser and Family Physician, and that the said Dr. Buelow has met with the greatest success in all cases coming under his treatment, and that we cheerfully recommend him to the public of Ne= City and County. as a prominent Phya. J. JACOBS, A. ROSENTHAL, C.P. RINNERT, A. BARUH, K. FOEUTH. WM. ScorT, MRS. CALDWELL, BR. W. TULLY, A. J. STILES, A. GOLDSMITH, A. ISOARD, MRS. THOMAS MOONEY, LOUIS W. DREYFUSS, JOHN BLASAUF, DANIEL MURPHY, MARIAN ANDRODE, L. JACOBS, JOHN PEARD, 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, N.C. TULLY, (KIL CASPER, SIMON ROSENTHAL, ISADORE ISAAC, VIe€TOR BANNER, H. LEVY. Nevada, Feb. 1st, 1872. Direct from Paris ! .—AT— ‘GILLET’S HAIR DRESS-. 7. goods at cost, for the next sixty days . hand Street, Nevada city. Ladies, now is . tics and for all Complaints of the Liver and . FANCY GOODS IMPORTED CASHIN & KENT, FOULD respectfully inform the peean IMMENSE LOT OF Sig NO. 1 = NEW LARD, NEW BACON, The Product of Several Thousand Corn Fed Hogs, WHICH WILL BE SOLD These Hams, Bacon of our own manufactu c/s: hae superior to any ever be < for sale in : me or any othe ! ket. 89” This firm is now receiving large shipfacturing them into-Hams, Bacon and Lard The climate of the mountains being favorable for Curing, and the greatest care being taken inevery process, the product of the Establishment will be found superior te any in the market, —_—ta. Before purchasing your LARD, examine the Cans and find our “BRAND” upon them. ta. Orders filled for any quantity of our celebrated HAMS, PACON AND LARD.

Shipments made to any part of the Pacifie Coast. Address by mail or Wells, Fatgo & Co's. Express, CASHIN & KENT, Nevada, Deo. 12th. 1871. GEORGE A. PRINCE & CO0’S., ORGANS! For Parlor, Lodge or Church. ESSRS, PRINCE & CO. have the old est, largest and most complete Manutuctory of Cabinet Organs and Melodeons in the United States, and have sent forth a greater number of instruments than any other Manufactory, and they have never had an instrument returned from any imperfection er deficiency in construction. For over twenty-three years, the superior excellence of the Prince ns and Met« feons has not been questioned, and for six years the enormous demand has made it impossible for them to meet theirorders promptly, Instruments manufae— tured by Prince & Co—twenty years old— are now valued by their owners ishighly as the day they were bought. Over 8,000 are now in use in various parte of the world. _ WM. KNABE & CO’S PIANO FORTES! Undoubtedly the best first class -Piano manufactured in America 1 Public for over thirty their excellence alone, attained an unpurchased ce, that pronounces them unrivalled. out the entire scale. tirely Sopa from that stiffness many Pian in WOMKSLANSIIP they are unexcelled {formerly Boardman, Gray & Co’s) } PIANO FORTES! RE comparatively low extreme changes of winter and a ulbersy 908s.. 22.4 _Nevada, Feb, ta 1 er as 4 ~ .t af weet ETD BE PERE ple of the State that oe? have on . . Miners and Consumers of Tobacco At the VERY LOWEST RATES. . ments of Hogs from the East and is manu. } These Instruments having been before the ears, have, upon Their TONE combines great power,sweet“. ness in fine singing quality, as well as great purity of intonation and evenness throughThe TOUCH is ee and elasti hee and “ iced, very durable Instruments, well suited to stand dryness tte toobindlle end and mountain valleys: —tem herp been ete faba Circulats cr al shore ce ttaced seatdenrptive Price Lins will be sen Bl gg eg yy spplicatiqn to bcttle in the house. SOLD EVER . No. 618 Front ors : A. L, BANCHAFT & 00, 4 0, ss From Serr. Gan Franco, Cal vyawis WILLIAMS & JOHNSON, —ALSO— Peach Navy Tobacco! IN ‘ivi ‘THICKNESS, And All ais ‘Sena as Usua On Hand! CIGARS! CIGARS! OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM THE FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST! “will save money by] buying the same by the quantity, at wholesale prices. Best Quality and Full Weight ! Talso inform the Public that I intend to close out my business in Nevada, by the First of May, therefore I will offer, TO BUYERS OF TOBACCO. Than kful for the patronage of the publie LT inVite all desiring goods in my line, to GIVE ME A CALL JULIUS GREENWALD, Broad Street, Nevada City. January 28th, 1872. CRUCIBLES, MUFFLES, Acids and Mining Chemicals, Kerosene, &c. —AT— NEVADA DRUG STORE.8S. W. COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS Under the Transcript Printing Office. E, M. PRESTON, APOTHECARY. Also, a Lot of Genuine Bear’s Oil, For the Hair. GREAT BARGAINS !! COMPLETE PORCELAIN DINNER SETS FOR $25! OTTER & SIGOURNEY; No. 18 Commefcial street, Nevada City, are now selling Crockery, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Glass Ware, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Lamps, etc., Cheaper than ever offered in Nevada county. We have also-on hand a large stock of PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, COAL OIL, DANFORTH’S PATENT -PETROLEUM FLUID, etc. Call and see our mammoth stock. &#” We are Agents for the Home Shuttle Sewing Machine. _Jan% POTTER & SIGOURNEY. _ DR. HENLEY’S . Celebrated I. X. L. BITTERS, Most Efficient and Pleasant Tonic. . THE BEST LIVER REGULABOR KNOWN ! A Sure Cure for Dyspepsia. These Bitters are pooupesé from the most choice andwholesome ‘bs'and roots, and have given universal satisfaction wherever tried. Reese petites feos pec have found relief through their hysicians recommend them for the cure of Pai diseases of the Morag and liver, and irregularities of the 6. ou cong polar a of system caused by derangement y' a tzao vet qaude bh ale 06S gebeOn _ORMERAL SORTS FU THE ee ror . DOORS ANDWINDOWS ‘. invited to this little invention, which is so Slt tae Tiere ¢ NOW IS THE TIME sige SECURE your outside Again the unweloome interference of the. RAIN, : DUST, and , , “COLD ! Householders have long felt the need of something Cheap, Simple and Durable! That would save Carpets, Fuel, and the Tils resulting from COLD DRAFT . that finds its way:into dwellings under outside Doors and Windows. Clay’s Patent Metallic WEATHER STRIP tea. Challenges the admiration of all who have seén its operation. The attention of the public is respectfully CHEAP that every man can afford to use it. every year vz It is 80 simple that it can be made and applied by any person of ordinary mechanical -genius, and on be removed and replaced at pleasure. There are no Springs or.complicated machinery to get out of repair. "It canbe applied to any Door or Window, and has gone into general use wherever it has been introduced. For Sale. by w. ‘CRAWFORD, No. 27 and 29 Main St. Opposite the Express Office, FOR A sy HOLIDAY GIFT) The Most Acceptable to a Lady Is THE WEED FAMILY FAVORITE SEWING MACHINE, ing Machine invented. ~ W. H. CRAWFORD, *. No, 27 and 29 Main Street, Ont I laa io! om -} CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, &c. pio It isan Actual Saving in Fuel It is the Simplest, the Strongest, the Last and the Best SewTHE COMMERCIAL UNION” . eal INSURANCE rege OF LONDON, Capital $12,500,000 IN GOLD COIN. a LOSSES SETTLED IMMEDIATELY on ADJUSTMENT BY G. O"HARA TAAFFE, Office—North East Corner California wil Sansome Streets, RAN { FRANOISOO. BT TR Ge’ n ROLFE, Agent, ~ FOR NEVADA OIT¥ AND COUNTY. Office—No. 44 Broad Street, Nevada City. j5 J. JACOBS, \ N TOULD respectfully inforin the people of Nevada County that he has received at-his Store, on Pine Street, Nevada City, The Largest and most complete stock of CIGARS, TOBACCOS, PIPES, CUTLERY, &c. ever ‘prought to Nevada city. The Stock of Cigars comprise all the fa . vorite brands from the very best to the cheapest kinds, In the line of Smoking and Chewing Tobaeco my stock cannot be excelled, Meerschaum and other kinds of Pipes I have a very large stock. invite the especial attention of Saloon —, and Country Dealers. to my new of Goods.. My prices-are_as2 the Cheapest and the articles guaranteed ad represented, Don’t fail to give me a call before — your purchases, J. JACOBS,Masonic. Building, Pine marek Nevada, Nov. 30th. -MINER’S ATTENTION ! INERS AND MANUFACTURERS aro hereby cautioned against MAKING, BUYING, SELLING OR USING what is known as R.R. & J. Craig’s new and improved Hydraulic Joint or Nozzle, as thesame is an infringement upon the invention of the undersigned, secured by Letters-Patent No. 108,658, dated Oct, 25th, 1870, known as Watson’s “Hydraulic Champion,” and all parties participating in such infringement will be rigorously prosecuted. THOMAS WATSON, — of Watson’s Hydraulic ChamDated Nevada city, Jan. 2d, 1872. MILLINGTON’S DANCING SCHOOL, : —saT~< TEMPERANCE HALL, Tuition of Children—Saturday at 2 P. M Commencing Saturday, Jan, 6th. For Ladies, Wednesday, at 2P.M, Com. mencing Jan. 10th. ae For Gentlemen, Monday and Thursday, at7P.M. Commencing Jan. 8th. Terms for Ladies and Children, 32 te month. Gerts, $5 per month, Lessons in Highland 7One. Cracevienne, etc, if desired, : G29. “> SPECIAL INFORMATION FOR THE AFFLICTED! os rie OVERLAND ALMANAC. For 1872 Copies sent Free upon application. E necessity of general knowledes where all tomes of Debility and Chronic roubles, in either sex, can be cured prompt. ly and effectually, was never more needed t now and the fuculty of the Dr. J. G, Young Medical Institute take this method of bringing that knowledge.to the minds of the public. Address F DR. J. C. YOUNG, : Box 785. : Medical Institute, No. 618 Sacramento Street alu Ban Francisco, Cal Nevada City Skating Rink. or 12-A. M.,3to6P.M., and 7% te 10 P, Ne gee be ASSEMBLIES from 10 toe a4 DAILY. Ladies admitted free of Charge. Use of Skates 25 Cents. . For Gentlemen : Day Assemblies, admission ' and use of Skates, = 25 ets -} Evening’s Admission, + 25 cts. UseofSkates, . + 25cts. Gentlemen’s Admission and use of Skates, permonth, 8400 Ladies’, per month, $250 B. BULLARD, _ Nevada, Jan. 7th, 1872. * Notice. OTICE is Saugon of given that the underge will apply to the Board of Sn+ ° apse Nevada county, Joo ag on for license to collect on e road Backbone running between thie Honse »Wooleey’s and Moore’s Flats. _wee jill ANDREW MERRIMAN, . ADA F.: DAVENPORT, ° Weer Retatence—Faot, +