January 12, 1872 (4 pages)

* y inform the’ peo. hat they have on _. work of managing the Nevada Be-. ~#evolent Soci}ty has fallen upon two %: ee 4 = Fee ia pes pa aa Workers. ‘ For several years past the. entire Fs er.three persohs. They have collec -ted as occasion required and’ investigated and provited-for many in want always first ascertaining that the ap___plicant was reully in need of, aid. — . &: ey be protected” from the ‘imposi-; Fhe Toll Road and ie Law © , The law in Teferelice to ‘thi’ inhint: }* tentcs of toll roads. in -thia State, hould be modified so that the public ‘tion of high tovls, “or te. esmpe'led . ‘to'travel horrible roads.’ The Road Commissioner or‘other officer having charge of the roads shonld he. re}guired at the énd of every threb months to inspect all toll roads and bridges and report’ to. the. Board of Supervisors. the: condition” of the roads, bridges, culverts, etc,, and the repairs_required to put thern int od condition, and in elise of _a-failhand paias are” \ctire and are ; before offered ny other marceiving large ship. ast'and is manu. 5, Bacon and Lard. ins being fayorareatest ‘care bein’ . @ product of. the: vand superior to your LARD, exam“BRAND” upon y quantity of our _ ON “AND -<LaRD.-—_ art of the Paciti¢ ve 7 da, ach Cal. ie WIRE ROPE OUND. ing Shafts and InGuy Ropes. For length or size CHEAPER, light. any ‘other kind of ns oo cal transportation 8 Over the mounSecured by U. 8. PULLEY, nd by which the not slip. culars. ey mansion Co. re: constantly on y order. LALLIDIE, an Francisco, Cal 4 Cc. BE. MULLOY ULLOY, g OVISIONS, 5, de. ea ISIONS on hana. ly received from — tute are requested to be~ present, . _ families are in want < of help. Those The Trustees now have dive or six z cases that ought to be attended to immediately bat the Society is out of fands and the ‘two or. three. who, . have called upon citizens time 4 time feel that others ought to be wile ling to sharein the good work. Eyery charitable citizen’ ini this community ought to take hold and assist in this matter. This evening a meeting wilt be held at Library Hall and-atl who are willing to take a hand in —the noble work of relieving the destiwhether members or contributors to the ‘Bowiety er not. ‘Lhe present season is untsually severe and many of thé. county -who ‘ate.comfortably situated should not forget that. there are women ind children shiver with cold and suffering for the necessaries of life. Charity is the no-ydlest ‘virtue of humanity and it is hastas much the duty to keep up organizations such as the Benevolent . gi Society by influence and labor as it isto contribute. Citizens cannit . shield themselves behind this’ duty “under. the plea of bestowing the charities themselves. Goncert of action is essential in this” matter of ‘rellef and such a. ‘Society ean, do more. in the way-of relieving the destitute on halfthe funds that individuals can _4i0, “Let all who are willing to assist ‘in ollecting funds for the Society ate “tend the meeting to-night. _. blasts were heard above, Soon’ the C—O men began-te-feel sick, and—some-ofThe Storm. _. theni-came to the surface declaring Everything above ground seems to have ‘‘sprungaleak”’ again. For the twenty-four hours ending at dark last night rain has fallen in this city more steadily and in greater profusion than any time since the rains of this seqson commenced. The South Yuba} Canal Co’s guage shows a fall of 5.28 inches in seventeen hours and a half, and a total -of) 56.93 inches for the, season. During this storm a great deal of snow has fallen in the mountwins and last evening the hills were covered with snow to within a very short distance of this city. Theridge atthe Town-Talk was algo covered . that the with snow. At Moore's Flat on Wednesday morning the snow was. four feet deep and yesterday it was nearly . as deep between this city and Quaker Hill. The storm of the past twodays has been all snow above this city and we should not be surprised if it were 10° or 12 feet deep in Eureka townin “Meadow Lake township, in this county. The miners could pos be better satisfied if they had had the ordering of the snow and rain asit is now, they will have an abundance of . water to last till the next season, provided it comes on time. The Banner Mine. J Since the stormis commenced it has been difficult to keep the Banner mine clear of water. They have two} pumps, one ten inch and one twelve ineh running to their full capacity and still the water gains on—them.— For several days, when the storm abated, the water was reduced at the rate . of four feet per day, but the present . heavy storm has given them m water than the pumps could raise, The water drove the workmen out of the six hundred foot level and then reached the four hundred foot level The mine is looking well and men ~ are at-work in the four hundred foot level. After the storm subsides, ii that event ever takes place, it will not take long ‘to free the mine entirely of ier that the Pera Sule Valley is looking splendid now.— They aré taking out rock at the rate of twenty-four tons perday when the q mill is kept at work. The rock is > Yich and the expense” ‘in working is tiré the foad . officer Should be held re-_ sponsible to the people, ‘The Board to immediately notify the owners. or superintendents in authority, of fthe work fequired t to be done, and in [Case Of the failtire to’ comply within thirty days, the Road Commissioner should be authorized to let’ a contract and repairthe road. All tolls should be forfeited from the’ service of the ‘notice until judgment is obtained/by ‘it is paid by the owners of the road. Such a Taw as this,carefally guarded, so that it eannot He" évaded by officers whose duty it is to-enforce the law, and in case of the failure of the Road Commissioner-to report, ullowing any tax payer to do so, will, we believe, give as good toll yosds in . the county and. se cure seme return forthe . high tolls coarse. Strat cane the Giant. i We hea: of “the introduction of tava powder by the ‘Superintendent one of our quartz mines bya little strategy in such a wity that the tiiners freely consented to-its use. Knowing the prejudice of the men against giant’ powder; “he proctred several cartridges of it and took them into the mine, being’ taréful to let’ 'the miners see them'as he went down. Shortly after he reached the lowest, -point in the tunné) blasting comtheir inability to work ‘where ‘giant powder was used, , After (sufficient blasting had been> done to prodace . headaches’ and sickness of . stomac in every gang. of aan, the supe i having ‘been used in black powder, and all produced being the agination. The bo I esult of im¥y ‘eiestiied ie to the use of giant powder, We ynderstand in the har Vrock than was made with the black powder. Suit against Marshal Harris.’ Yesterday the case of Folkinhorn vs. Harris was tried in the District Court. In October ‘last Harris, who is Marshal of. Grass Valley, arrested Folkinhorn for disturbing the peace, and in making the arrest hit the defendant a blow to quiet’ fim. He sued Harris for $2,000 damages. -G. L. Waters appeared for plaintiff and es Ridge for defendant. The case was closed and the jury gave a verdiet of $25 to plaintiff. The plaintiff refused. to pay the jury fee and the Court adjourned with the ‘verdict unrecorded. <i Mining eseations Fayette Battis & Co. have loeatéd . six claims for mining purposes on the North Fork of Diamond creek, below the F. Meister + claims, in Weabmeen township. fale —District CourtFirs lith. “Claws vs, Lindsey—continued by: consent, Roberts vs. : Brown—default aside, and defendant allowed to . wer upon payment of costs. 7 *Folkinhorn vs. non oct for plaintiff, Court adjourned to Fri at we o *clock. _ a y morning ‘of Supervisors should be required. EES 1 the county. tor the cost ofrepairs, or menced, and the. reports of several . _ [fects of the Spring miasma, and the subse! Ayes FLUID eo STR Ral ot woner. THT « The following for the: pending. January 5th, et Geof AR ieee teacher? Hesgelting;. Augusta. Noblet, Mary. Banks, ary Beck,, Annie Smith, Carrie Met Ys. Mary Bowen, Mary Jesperson, R. §. Lisson, S. E. McNeil, James J. Noblet, John Quinn, Bennie Heéseltine, Williom, Woodell, Davitt Morgaa, “Thomas Harris, Willie Noblet, Willie Hesseltine, at Carrion, . Johnnie Jase, Frank) o-s? ‘The following ! is tas programme aoe . exercises for this. j Stening: at he Friday annary 12, “= Piaver —for the Christian. Church and Ministry;. for translators of the Holy Scriptures into various tongues; for societies, committees and authors engeged in Christian work. ae ———— From: half past: 7.o ‘clock on Weduesday to f o’el ook yesterday, the rain fall-was larger than at any other time this n, The amount was 5,28 inches in seventeen hours atid akalf. . The .total forthe season. up to yesterday at 4 o'clock’ ia 56.93 . inches, Suspenfled. ~_ The National. Gazette of this city suspended publieation om last Satur day._We Kiedis the fy haf the paper i uncertain, interested hop¢ to make artangements in a short-time for ener of the paper, 7 : accident on 1 ithe ae ich his.arm;was broken. Tr/the case of Totten vs, Butts, in. volving a water right in Gwass Valley, he jury Came into courtiate on Wednesday night with a verdict for the plaintiff.” Sewing Society. VYihere is to be an Episcopal Soeiable this.evening at the residence” of Mrs. Charles Marth. : The strength and nervous “phergy of the human bodyought to be increased during the winter, for two reasons: In the first place it isof the utmost importance that dyring the cold weather months the system should quent heatof Summer. It is therefore advisable, in fact essential, to tone, regulate ‘and invigorate the fligestive and secretive organs at.this period of the year, and of all known, Hostetter’s Stomach Bittersis the most powerful, the most harmless, and the . most agreeabie,~ ‘Phe: temperature of Winter would be in itself a glorious tonic if’ it did not, unfortunately, bring with it a ‘volume. of chilling mvisture and unwholesome winds, which have « bad effect on the skim and _lungs. These. must be guarded against, or there is no security for health The effect of a course of the Bitters is’ to give vigor and tone tothe entire onganizaWell as the internal viscera. A regul it of body, a healthy and, nat bile, an active digestion, “é pure blood, and a vigoro + that fluld, are atfiong the ngs derivable from @ persistent use vf Hostetter’s Stomach the place of bes. tat sr tonic; cathartics ard antiseptics -ferms r ‘of -dnvigors ation, at ohe and the same fjnie.” -but perform the threeBry CAUTION ! ! LL PERSONS “ARE WARNED against ‘as DANFORTH’s PE” articles aver eanes, ro “Patent Petroleum Fluid,” etc. ._The uine article ¢an only be had a the Mardware Store of W. H.‘ CRAWmings who is the sole and only f ~ Nevada City rg ve ase oe aso introduce G are the names of pa. pils placed on the roll 6f honor in} © ‘the North Sar Fuait Granimar school) rah J F Willig ms, Katie Smith, Gracie :: {PARE NOW , SELLING . GENT’S WINTER diseases of the most deadly character may the stomachics;and alteratives at present . tion—the superficial] muscles and nerves, <a Bitters, which not énly more than supplied } —-— im thelr separate,” FORTY THOUSAND -. DOLLARS WOR TH aa WING to « charige in ‘the firm’ which will take plece. im danuary; 1872, and the transfer of thei? main-house and "busi. ness To New York —— SINNER HOS, A re compelled to announce THAT THEY ~ = : . OUR THER ENTIRE STOCK OF ? et CLOTHING, ~~ OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, At the following SACRIFICIAL RATES : T° SECURE your oatiide —. Against the unwelcome interfer: ___ SNOW, NOW IS THE ‘TIME DOORS AND WINDOWS! THE, commmencrat. winor,. . a INSURANCE “COMPANY,. OF LONDON.Capital + seg $12,500, 000, IN GOLD COIN, LOSSES SETTLED KDA on ADJUS' TMENT BY G, OPHARA \ PAARFE, < “General Agent, it Corner California aud 4 -Offtce=N: Sansome Streets, SAN . FRANCISCO. ence of the. \ es _ DUST, . -. COLD! nape Househotders have long felt tie need -of something — Cheap, Simple. and Durable ! That would save nina sachin Fuel, ahd the Ills resulting from COLD — that finds its way into dwellings ender outside Doors and Windows. Clay’s Patent Metallic’ WEATHER STRIP 7 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 CHEAP that every man-can afford to use it. It isan Actual Saving in Fuel ‘alone, a saa its Cost Sit is 80 simple that it cai bemade and applied. by any person ot ordinary: mechanical genius, and can be removed and replaced at : pleasure. There aréno Spriigs or complicated’ ma» $30 Beaver Suits for $25. , aiendicha out of repair: $25 Beaver Sufts for $20. It can be applied 0 any Door or Window, fea. Se BR ' and has gone into general use wherever it $25 Fine Costs for $20. has been introduced. $25 Cassimere Suits for : : . ‘ For Sale by Twenty Dollars. le _ $8 Pants for $6. W. H. CRAWFORD,: $6 Pants for $5. re No, 27 and 29 Main St. be $5 Pante for $4. Opposite the Rxpress Ofice And ali of their Large StockAim ae FOR A . BOOTS. SHOES, “BATS, A 4 4 In. Like Proportion. aa ~ rd " Citizens of Nevada, now is the TIME TO PURCHASE STYLISH CLOTHING, For less Money than they “ould be bought at an AUCTION Foe ™ “ey ENTIRE STOCK . MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST. Call and make your pur‘. The Most Acceptable to « Lay . ing Machine invented. ss is ~< , sefes 18, THE WEED ‘ PAMILY FAVORITE _ est, the Tast and the Best Sew; . the invention of the It is the Simplest, the StrongN nota tas “oT. a. ROLFE, ‘Agent, _____FOR NEVADA-CITY AND. COUNTY.» Office—No, 44 Broad Street, Nevada City: io z ALEX, I ZEKIND._ oR KOLMAN. ZEKIND & CO. DV" Havana Cigars; Tobacco,” Playing Cards, Pipes, &c ‘SOUTH-EAST CORNER MONTGOMERY. AND_CLAYSTREETS, ~San Francisco, San Panities, Det, 15th: peas et CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, a J. TACOBS, x W OULD respectfully inform the people. te of Nevada County that he ae re . ceived at his Store, on Pine Street, Nevada city, The Largest and most complete ‘stock of CIGARS, TOBACCOS; PIPRs, CUTLERY, &c. ever brought to Nevada city. : The Stock of Cigars comprise all the faea vorite brands from the very best: to the: cheapest kinds. In the line of Smoking and Chewing obacco my stock cannot be excelled. Méerschaum and other kinds. of ‘Pipes! 2 have a very large stock, Linvite the especial attention of Saloon. Keepers and Country Dealers: to ates stock of Goods. y prices are as Chea the Cheapest and the articles guaran =: represented. Don’t fail ane en Ca eee meng your purchases, ie a qed ACOBS, Masonic Building, Pine Pine Street.“Nevada, Nov. 30th : 3 PIPIFAX. om NHIS Celebrated GERMAN BITTERS eee x ~¢reases the appetite, isa Certain Relief for Dyspepsia, Indi aciion. of ‘the. Liver:: j ae tin tomitasand th. is to certify, that ‘fogs has Woon gubmalited to mp cna 8 Das su &: Y and I cheerfu: “atate ‘the ingredienta aoe . Lt well selected and combined} produc ters which will no wink ai FUL, TONIO, and wane ee ae ssf . Dear Sit : T have cxamined tie’ : Bitters presented, and find it an ex pleagant Cordial and VALUABLE TONIC, H. H. TOLAND, M, SHAEFFER, ‘WALTER & ©0. , novi 802 Battery Street, San Francisco’, “DR. RB. W. STERLING, «. No, 49 Main Ptrest, Gram, vers WOULD infonathe outer. ers who dare not inhale ‘the ree, waporsof Gholoformetmthee’ that he will continue te use” FREE OF — POR ‘to PRESENT, } pure itrogen, for the entvicton of worthless Teeth and WITHOUT Pain, and that. the time from. the first inhalation to the COMPLETE restoration’ tonatural condition, need not exceed 2 min-. ‘l utes. Lalso administer Choloform, Ether,-Narcotic Spray ; while dn the #@” OPER-ATING DEPAR' Iam using the Pneumatic Engine Excavator—a v e ee wat and the Ooffer i aad Saliva Pum am putting in and butid Loan Rintnee: serytes po by in’ Sr aeane: and finish in Z * full or lower sets for $26 on’ either Silver, A mantine Base, Rose Pearl, Pyroxyliade, OF Hard Rubber, with or without the Flexible e. Badly fitting platge corrected, or mended and warranted. Teeth mounted on ‘Gold, or Aluminum cost more than the 2 figure. “Gharges moderate, yet large SS 0-46: cure mhy_ best efforts. MINER'S ATTENTION . AND MANUFACTURERS INERS* U Gy SELLING OR USING what ia ‘known 06 RVR, & J. Craig’s new and improved Hydraulic Joint or Nosale, as the same if.an aaron on ber t s No,_168,653, peck hn iniringenent ill be i i “Proptitor of Watson's Hydraulic "Dated Nevada aity, Jan. 2d, 1872. te Nevada Library Association. ANNUAL MEETING. OTICE is given thet the al Meeting of the Members of wy x ) — . Saturday Evening; Jan. 27th -} For the Election of Officers for the we GLY oe ae tole 008 Mora Gtty. a> ee poo: it lete and favorite instrument—while with —~

* y inform the’ peo. hat they have on _. work of managing the Nevada Be-. ~#evolent Soci}ty has fallen upon two %: ee 4 = Fee ia pes pa aa Workers. ‘ For several years past the. entire Fs er.three persohs. They have collec -ted as occasion required and’ investigated and provited-for many in want always first ascertaining that the ap___plicant was reully in need of, aid. — . &: ey be protected” from the ‘imposi-; Fhe Toll Road and ie Law © , The law in Teferelice to ‘thi’ inhint: }* tentcs of toll roads. in -thia State, hould be modified so that the public ‘tion of high tovls, “or te. esmpe'led . ‘to'travel horrible roads.’ The Road Commissioner or‘other officer having charge of the roads shonld he. re}guired at the énd of every threb months to inspect all toll roads and bridges and report’ to. the. Board of Supervisors. the: condition” of the roads, bridges, culverts, etc,, and the repairs_required to put thern int od condition, and in elise of _a-failhand paias are” \ctire and are ; before offered ny other marceiving large ship. ast'and is manu. 5, Bacon and Lard. ins being fayorareatest ‘care bein’ . @ product of. the: vand superior to your LARD, exam“BRAND” upon y quantity of our _ ON “AND -<LaRD.-—_ art of the Paciti¢ ve 7 da, ach Cal. ie WIRE ROPE OUND. ing Shafts and InGuy Ropes. For length or size CHEAPER, light. any ‘other kind of ns oo cal transportation 8 Over the mounSecured by U. 8. PULLEY, nd by which the not slip. culars. ey mansion Co. re: constantly on y order. LALLIDIE, an Francisco, Cal 4 Cc. BE. MULLOY ULLOY, g OVISIONS, 5, de. ea ISIONS on hana. ly received from — tute are requested to be~ present, . _ families are in want < of help. Those The Trustees now have dive or six z cases that ought to be attended to immediately bat the Society is out of fands and the ‘two or. three. who, . have called upon citizens time 4 time feel that others ought to be wile ling to sharein the good work. Eyery charitable citizen’ ini this community ought to take hold and assist in this matter. This evening a meeting wilt be held at Library Hall and-atl who are willing to take a hand in —the noble work of relieving the destiwhether members or contributors to the ‘Bowiety er not. ‘Lhe present season is untsually severe and many of thé. county -who ‘ate.comfortably situated should not forget that. there are women ind children shiver with cold and suffering for the necessaries of life. Charity is the no-ydlest ‘virtue of humanity and it is hastas much the duty to keep up organizations such as the Benevolent . gi Society by influence and labor as it isto contribute. Citizens cannit . shield themselves behind this’ duty “under. the plea of bestowing the charities themselves. Goncert of action is essential in this” matter of ‘rellef and such a. ‘Society ean, do more. in the way-of relieving the destitute on halfthe funds that individuals can _4i0, “Let all who are willing to assist ‘in ollecting funds for the Society ate “tend the meeting to-night. _. blasts were heard above, Soon’ the C—O men began-te-feel sick, and—some-ofThe Storm. _. theni-came to the surface declaring Everything above ground seems to have ‘‘sprungaleak”’ again. For the twenty-four hours ending at dark last night rain has fallen in this city more steadily and in greater profusion than any time since the rains of this seqson commenced. The South Yuba} Canal Co’s guage shows a fall of 5.28 inches in seventeen hours and a half, and a total -of) 56.93 inches for the, season. During this storm a great deal of snow has fallen in the mountwins and last evening the hills were covered with snow to within a very short distance of this city. Theridge atthe Town-Talk was algo covered . that the with snow. At Moore's Flat on Wednesday morning the snow was. four feet deep and yesterday it was nearly . as deep between this city and Quaker Hill. The storm of the past twodays has been all snow above this city and we should not be surprised if it were 10° or 12 feet deep in Eureka townin “Meadow Lake township, in this county. The miners could pos be better satisfied if they had had the ordering of the snow and rain asit is now, they will have an abundance of . water to last till the next season, provided it comes on time. The Banner Mine. J Since the stormis commenced it has been difficult to keep the Banner mine clear of water. They have two} pumps, one ten inch and one twelve ineh running to their full capacity and still the water gains on—them.— For several days, when the storm abated, the water was reduced at the rate . of four feet per day, but the present . heavy storm has given them m water than the pumps could raise, The water drove the workmen out of the six hundred foot level and then reached the four hundred foot level The mine is looking well and men ~ are at-work in the four hundred foot level. After the storm subsides, ii that event ever takes place, it will not take long ‘to free the mine entirely of ier that the Pera Sule Valley is looking splendid now.— They aré taking out rock at the rate of twenty-four tons perday when the q mill is kept at work. The rock is > Yich and the expense” ‘in working is tiré the foad . officer Should be held re-_ sponsible to the people, ‘The Board to immediately notify the owners. or superintendents in authority, of fthe work fequired t to be done, and in [Case Of the failtire to’ comply within thirty days, the Road Commissioner should be authorized to let’ a contract and repairthe road. All tolls should be forfeited from the’ service of the ‘notice until judgment is obtained/by ‘it is paid by the owners of the road. Such a Taw as this,carefally guarded, so that it eannot He" évaded by officers whose duty it is to-enforce the law, and in case of the failure of the Road Commissioner-to report, ullowing any tax payer to do so, will, we believe, give as good toll yosds in . the county and. se cure seme return forthe . high tolls coarse. Strat cane the Giant. i We hea: of “the introduction of tava powder by the ‘Superintendent one of our quartz mines bya little strategy in such a wity that the tiiners freely consented to-its use. Knowing the prejudice of the men against giant’ powder; “he proctred several cartridges of it and took them into the mine, being’ taréful to let’ 'the miners see them'as he went down. Shortly after he reached the lowest, -point in the tunné) blasting comtheir inability to work ‘where ‘giant powder was used, , After (sufficient blasting had been> done to prodace . headaches’ and sickness of . stomac in every gang. of aan, the supe i having ‘been used in black powder, and all produced being the agination. The bo I esult of im¥y ‘eiestiied ie to the use of giant powder, We ynderstand in the har Vrock than was made with the black powder. Suit against Marshal Harris.’ Yesterday the case of Folkinhorn vs. Harris was tried in the District Court. In October ‘last Harris, who is Marshal of. Grass Valley, arrested Folkinhorn for disturbing the peace, and in making the arrest hit the defendant a blow to quiet’ fim. He sued Harris for $2,000 damages. -G. L. Waters appeared for plaintiff and es Ridge for defendant.. The case was closed and the jury gave a verdiet of $25 to plaintiff. The plaintiff refused. to pay the jury fee and the Court adjourned with the ‘verdict unrecorded. <i Mining eseations Fayette Battis & Co. have loeatéd . six claims for mining purposes on the North Fork of Diamond creek, below the F. Meister + claims, in Weabmeen township. fale —District CourtFirs lith. “Claws vs, Lindsey—continued by: consent, Roberts vs. : Brown—default aside, and defendant allowed to . wer upon payment of costs. 7 *Folkinhorn vs. non oct for plaintiff, Court adjourned to Fri at we o *clock. _ a y morning ‘of Supervisors should be required. EES 1 the county. tor the cost ofrepairs, or menced, and the. reports of several . _ [fects of the Spring miasma, and the subse! Ayes FLUID eo STR Ral ot woner. THT « The following for the: pending. January 5th, et Geof AR ieee teacher? Hesgelting;. Augusta. Noblet, Mary. Banks, ary Beck,, Annie Smith, Carrie Met Ys. Mary Bowen, Mary Jesperson, R. §. Lisson, S. E. McNeil, James J. Noblet, John Quinn, Bennie Heéseltine, Williom, Woodell, Davitt Morgaa, “Thomas Harris, Willie Noblet, Willie Hesseltine, at Carrion, . Johnnie Jase, Frank) o-s? ‘The following ! is tas programme aoe . exercises for this. j Stening: at he Friday annary 12, “= Piaver —for the Christian. Church and Ministry;. for translators of the Holy Scriptures into various tongues; for societies, committees and authors engeged in Christian work. ae ———— From: half past: 7.o ‘clock on Weduesday to f o’el ook yesterday, the rain fall-was larger than at any other time this n, The amount was 5,28 inches in seventeen hours atid akalf. . The .total forthe season. up to yesterday at 4 o'clock’ ia 56.93 . inches, Suspenfled. ~_ The National. Gazette of this city suspended publieation om last Satur day._We Kiedis the fy haf the paper i uncertain, interested hop¢ to make artangements in a short-time for ener of the paper, 7 : accident on 1 ithe ae

ich his.arm;was broken. Tr/the case of Totten vs, Butts, in. volving a water right in Gwass Valley, he jury Came into courtiate on Wednesday night with a verdict for the plaintiff.” Sewing Society. VYihere is to be an Episcopal Soeiable this.evening at the residence” of Mrs. Charles Marth. : The strength and nervous “phergy of the human bodyought to be increased during the winter, for two reasons: In the first place it isof the utmost importance that dyring the cold weather months the system should quent heatof Summer. It is therefore advisable, in fact essential, to tone, regulate ‘and invigorate the fligestive and secretive organs at.this period of the year, and of all known, Hostetter’s Stomach Bittersis the most powerful, the most harmless, and the . most agreeabie,~ ‘Phe: temperature of Winter would be in itself a glorious tonic if’ it did not, unfortunately, bring with it a ‘volume. of chilling mvisture and unwholesome winds, which have « bad effect on the skim and _lungs. These. must be guarded against, or there is no security for health The effect of a course of the Bitters is’ to give vigor and tone tothe entire onganizaWell as the internal viscera. A regul it of body, a healthy and, nat bile, an active digestion, “é pure blood, and a vigoro + that fluld, are atfiong the ngs derivable from @ persistent use vf Hostetter’s Stomach the place of bes. tat sr tonic; cathartics ard antiseptics -ferms r ‘of -dnvigors ation, at ohe and the same fjnie.” -but perform the threeBry CAUTION ! ! LL PERSONS “ARE WARNED against ‘as DANFORTH’s PE” articles aver eanes, ro “Patent Petroleum Fluid,” etc. ._The uine article ¢an only be had a the Mardware Store of W. H.‘ CRAWmings who is the sole and only f ~ Nevada City rg ve ase oe aso introduce G are the names of pa. pils placed on the roll 6f honor in} © ‘the North Sar Fuait Granimar school) rah J F Willig ms, Katie Smith, Gracie :: {PARE NOW , SELLING . GENT’S WINTER diseases of the most deadly character may the stomachics;and alteratives at present . tion—the superficial] muscles and nerves, <a Bitters, which not énly more than supplied } —-— im thelr separate,” FORTY THOUSAND -. DOLLARS WOR TH aa WING to « charige in ‘the firm’ which will take plece. im danuary; 1872, and the transfer of thei? main-house and "busi. ness To New York —— SINNER HOS, A re compelled to announce THAT THEY ~ = : . OUR THER ENTIRE STOCK OF ? et CLOTHING, ~~ OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, At the following SACRIFICIAL RATES : T° SECURE your oatiide —. Against the unwelcome interfer: ___ SNOW, NOW IS THE ‘TIME DOORS AND WINDOWS! THE, commmencrat. winor,. . a INSURANCE “COMPANY,.. OF LONDON.Capital + seg $12,500, 000, IN GOLD COIN, LOSSES SETTLED KDA on ADJUS' TMENT BY G, OPHARA \ PAARFE, < “General Agent, it Corner California aud 4 -Offtce=N: Sansome Streets, SAN . FRANCISCO. ence of the. \ es _ DUST, . -. COLD! nape Househotders have long felt tie need -of something — Cheap, Simple. and Durable ! That would save nina sachin Fuel, ahd the Ills resulting from COLD — that finds its way into dwellings ender outside Doors and Windows. Clay’s Patent Metallic’ WEATHER STRIP 7 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 CHEAP that every man-can afford to use it. It isan Actual Saving in Fuel ‘alone, a saa its Cost Sit is 80 simple that it cai bemade and applied. by any person ot ordinary: mechanical genius, and can be removed and replaced at : pleasure. There aréno Spriigs or complicated’ ma» $30 Beaver Suits for $25. , aiendicha out of repair: $25 Beaver Sufts for $20. It can be applied 0 any Door or Window, fea. Se BR ' and has gone into general use wherever it $25 Fine Costs for $20. has been introduced. $25 Cassimere Suits for : : . ‘ For Sale by Twenty Dollars. le _ $8 Pants for $6. W. H. CRAWFORD,: $6 Pants for $5. re No, 27 and 29 Main St. be $5 Pante for $4. Opposite the Rxpress Ofice And ali of their Large StockAim ae FOR A . BOOTS.. SHOES, “BATS, A 4 4 In. Like Proportion. aa ~ rd " Citizens of Nevada, now is the TIME TO PURCHASE STYLISH CLOTHING, For less Money than they “ould be bought at an AUCTION Foe ™ “ey ENTIRE STOCK . MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST. Call and make your pur‘. The Most Acceptable to « Lay . ing Machine invented. ss is ~< , sefes 18, THE WEED ‘ PAMILY FAVORITE _ est, the Tast and the Best Sew; . the invention of the It is the Simplest, the StrongN nota tas “oT. a. ROLFE, ‘Agent, _____FOR NEVADA-CITY AND. COUNTY.» Office—No, 44 Broad Street, Nevada City: io z ALEX, I ZEKIND.._ oR KOLMAN. ZEKIND & CO. DV" Havana Cigars; Tobacco,” Playing Cards, Pipes, &c ‘SOUTH-EAST CORNER MONTGOMERY. AND_CLAYSTREETS, ~San Francisco, San Panities, Det, 15th: peas et CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, a J. TACOBS, x W OULD respectfully inform the people. te of Nevada County that he ae re . ceived at his Store, on Pine Street, Nevada city, The Largest and most complete ‘stock of CIGARS, TOBACCOS; PIPRs, CUTLERY, &c. ever brought to Nevada city. : The Stock of Cigars comprise all the faea vorite brands from the very best: to the: cheapest kinds. In the line of Smoking and Chewing obacco my stock cannot be excelled. Méerschaum and other kinds. of ‘Pipes! 2 have a very large stock, Linvite the especial attention of Saloon. Keepers and Country Dealers: to ates stock of Goods. y prices are as Chea the Cheapest and the articles guaran =: represented. Don’t fail ane en Ca eee meng your purchases, ie a qed ACOBS, Masonic Building, Pine Pine Street.“Nevada, Nov. 30th : 3 PIPIFAX. om NHIS Celebrated GERMAN BITTERS eee x ~¢reases the appetite, isa Certain Relief for Dyspepsia, Indi aciion. of ‘the. Liver:: j ae tin tomitasand th. is to certify, that ‘fogs has Woon gubmalited to mp cna 8 Das su &: Y and I cheerfu: “atate ‘the ingredienta aoe . Lt well selected and combined} produc ters which will no wink ai FUL, TONIO, and wane ee ae ssf . Dear Sit : T have cxamined tie’ : Bitters presented, and find it an ex pleagant Cordial and VALUABLE TONIC, H. H. TOLAND, M, SHAEFFER, ‘WALTER & ©0. , novi 802 Battery Street, San Francisco’, “DR. RB. W. STERLING, «. No, 49 Main Ptrest, Gram, vers WOULD infonathe outer. ers who dare not inhale ‘the ree, waporsof Gholoformetmthee’ that he will continue te use” FREE OF — POR ‘to PRESENT, } pure itrogen, for the entvicton of worthless Teeth and WITHOUT Pain, and that. the time from. the first inhalation to the COMPLETE restoration’ tonatural condition, need not exceed 2 min-. ‘l utes. Lalso administer Choloform, Ether,-Narcotic Spray ; while dn the #@” OPER-ATING DEPAR' Iam using the Pneumatic Engine Excavator—a v e ee wat and the Ooffer i aad Saliva Pum am putting in and butid Loan Rintnee: serytes po by in’ Sr aeane: and finish in Z * full or lower sets for $26 on’ either Silver, A mantine Base, Rose Pearl, Pyroxyliade, OF Hard Rubber, with or without the Flexible e. Badly fitting platge corrected, or mended and warranted. Teeth mounted on ‘Gold, or Aluminum cost more than the 2 figure. “Gharges moderate, yet large SS 0-46: cure mhy_ best efforts. MINER'S ATTENTION . AND MANUFACTURERS INERS* U Gy SELLING OR USING what ia ‘known 06 RVR, & J. Craig’s new and improved Hydraulic Joint or Nosale, as the same if.an aaron on ber t s No,_168,653, peck hn iniringenent ill be i i “Proptitor of Watson's Hydraulic "Dated Nevada aity, Jan. 2d, 1872. te Nevada Library Association. ANNUAL MEETING. OTICE is given thet the al Meeting of the Members of wy x ) — . Saturday Evening; Jan. 27th -} For the Election of Officers for the we GLY oe ae tole 008 Mora Gtty. a> ee poo: it lete and favorite instrument—while with —~