July 15, 1869 (4 pages)

\R. pik and or >to ted ites = rete IES, WERE se iS, ig 2 ale 3 e orle lo2 —-—$—$—$$_4—___—___The Daily Transcript, . NEVADA CITY, CALEFORNIA. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, _Deare or Joux Bazrey —Jobn . Baz'ey, better known in this and adjoining counties as “Blaze,” died at his Notice To Crry Property Hoipers. The following is an extract from thé law in relation to the town lands : Sec. 7. Every person,-company, corporation or association, claimant of-any . town lot or parcel of Jand within the tothe corporate authorities, by filing the same with the clerk thereot within “home in this city, yesterday evening, about half past 6 o'clock. On Monday morning, When the. prisoners esca ped from the jail, he ran rapidly from his saloon to his house to get a pistol. He soon after had a congestive chill, and failed rapidly to the time of his death. “Blaze”-was formerly agent ot the California Stage Company in Auburn,came to this city “tn 1854, and has since re~ sided here. his loss. _—_ — CANDIDATES.—The Democracy are, beginning to cast about for candidates for county offices. We have heard the folowing mentioned :. For Senator, Dr. Martin of Red Dog, Miles P, O’Connor of Grass Valley, Judge Aud of Meadow Lake, and A. Morse of Grass Valley ; Assembly, T. A, Sliter and”’W. Coombe ; Sheriff, John H. Djxon, J. H. Helm; County Clerk, R. Shoemaker ; Road Commissioner, Ike Lloyd, Frank Cleavland, Dan. Clancey; Coroner, W. C: __Pope; Treasurer, Ira A. Eaton and R. W. Tally; District Attorney, G. L: Waters; Assessor, J. J. Dorsey. Some of the parties given are avowed candidates, and others have been talked of by friends. Since the above wag’writ~ ten, we learn that Saml T. Oates will also be a candidate for the Senatorial nomination. > a. NevaDa County MeN at WHITE _ Piyg.—Ed McSorley informs us that an election will be held in White Pine District on the 20th, for Mining Recorder,-an office worth from $6,000 to $8,000 per year. There are some twelve candidates in the field, among ‘them J. Bence Van Hagan, formerly Sheriff of this county, Jim. Clancey and Jos. Jacobs, also.former residents of the’ county. The candidates are all running independent,.and Mc. thinks one of the Nevada boys will win. Wanm.—For some days past the weather has been very pleasant, and last week we had one ortwodays when a fire made the temiperature more agreeable, but yesterday the mercury went up considerably, the thermometer numbering 88 in-the shade,in our office, THe MInEs.—The Grass Valley mines have been in the brick making business during the last few days, and the result is-good: : The Eureka yesterday had some gold bricks which weighed altogether, 1,260 ounces, and these were sent below. From New York Hill there has been a crushing of twenty-three loads which Fielded about $500 in coin. Ben. Macauley’s mill did this last. : The Kaho mine, for a two weeks run, sent below yesterday morning, bricks valued at $14,000. Our readers can see ‘that the brick makers of Grass Valley, notwithstanding there are no new build. ings here, ‘are making it pay. So says the Grass Valley Union: . New ALMADEN Vichy WATER.— While. Califcrnia possesses the finest mineral springs in the world, hundreds being able to testify to the efficacy of these waters for the restoration of health in certain diseases, no attempt has ever been made until recently to put up water from these springs in a shape to be transported, while we have been all the time importing French Vichy and other foreign mineral waters. The Almaden Vichy js said to be equal to any of these in its medicinal qualities, while it possesses some additions. It has @ large proportion of iron, is of lower temperature and contains more carbonic acid. In all cases of indiges« tion, want of appetite or conditions of the system requiring tonics,Vichy is an excellent remedy. A. Isoard has the agency of this coanty, and those who desire to purchase, either by wholesale or retail, can procure it for San Francisco prices, freight added. Dan. Castello’s Great Circas and Mes nagerie will perform at Sacramento next week, remaining four daye. It then goes to Vallejo and San Francisco, ? He leaves. a wife to mourn . been filed in “the office of the County Recorder, his, her, or their affidavit, verified in person_or by duly authorized agent or attorney in which shall be concisely stated the facts constituting the pgssession thereofas against. all other persons, to the best_of his knowledge and belief, to which shall be attached a copy of so much of the plat of said town site as will fully exhibit the par~ ticular lot or parcel of Jand so claimed, With the abuttals *".* * * Parties desiring certified copies.ot the Hsurvey of thefr lots for the above. purpose can procure them of mé for one dollar and a half each if they apply belore the niap is filed. — H. S&S. BRADLEY. ENTIRELY A MISTAKE —A .report and Dunkle, ¢orwarding merchants at Coltax, were about to increase their tariff of charges on freight and packas ges. The public is assured that such report is wholly .without: foundation, All freight consigned to our care will ‘be forwarded promptly as_heretefore, and charges will remain the same. Keep & DUNKLE. Colfax, June 29th, 1869: GREAT FIGHT AMONG THE CANDIDATES! FTER THE 10th DAY OF JULY, THE story will be told, that JULIUS GREENWALD HAS THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO In Nevada County. He has alao on hand she . GENUINE IMPORTED FIGARO & CABANA CIGARS ! TOBACCQ, the best assortment ever brought here, such as . FRUIT BRAND, NEPTUNE, . MARWS OWN, — , ' PEACH BLOSson, e &e. &e. &C. Crumpton’s 12 Ib. hard pressed, Atlantic Cable, Lester's Fig and Rough & Ready Twist—the best ever brought to this ‘market. . Navy, of every description, Andall other brandsof CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO, . Too numerous too ménticn. Consumers will save money by buying their TUBACCO in large qguaRmiat en. Also, a large selection of Neerschaum Pipes, i EX L Pocket Knives, Playing Cards, -° Monte & Faro Cards, Matches, Piped; dc, &c, Which he will sell-at a emiall advance on San Francisco Cost. ‘ JULIUS GREENWALD, BROAD STREET. NEVADA CITY. ee eae NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORE. 8, B. DAVENPORT, AGENT A has been circulated that Messrs. Keed . == IMPROVE THE OPPORTUNITY THE cooDs MUST BE 'SOLDOR . OR.CIVEN AWAY. meer ene ses — oe A. GOLDSMITH, © AS DECIDED to dispose of his present Stock of : ; Dress Goods, Fyncy Goods Trimmings, ~ Ladies’ Hats, Domestic Good® the Cor, of Broad oo Sts. At 25 per cent Less than they can be bought at any other Estab. lishment in the State. These Goods must be sold with \ in Fifty Days! A better chance for buying Dry Goods Cheap was never before offered to the people of Nevada City. ae NO HUMBUC HERE! see 1500 pair of best quality of Hoop Skirts, at 50 cents each. ? G2” Ladies! Before buying elsewhere vieit the Dry Goods Empo° rium of A. GOLDSMITH, ‘where _. you can buy the most fashionable, and the best quality of Goods at exceedingly low rates. A. GOLDSMITH CRAWFORD & CO, DEALERS IN HEAVY AND SHELF . HARDWARE, IRQN and POWDER, QUICKSILVER, CANVAS HOSE, Ye and IRON PIPE Made to order, AGENTSEUFOR ALLENW oon's PATENT GOOSE NECK. CIANT POWDER, —ANDFURTH’S CAST STEEL. NO. 48 PINE STREET, BIDD*s BLOCa, NEVADA CITY. And everything else in the Store on } me ot in Sixty Days! The Old Dry Goods Firm ~* ‘or— ~ AVING MADE’ ARRANGEMENTS-TO bas open business in New, York are = Determined to sell the Entire. Stock at any-sacrifice. JACOB. & SIMON ROSENTHAL. 2 nA NaI Rete ase Private Medical Institute ~~ Eatablinhedsby No Cure, No Pay. Consultation by letter, cr otherwiaé, Farr. x BENJ, F. JOSSELYN, M: D. this Coast an uninterrupted success of 14 years, and has become one of the most.cele-; brated Inetitutes ot the age. Se “Tie er among the very fret of the world and the eucoese OF its treatment ranks it secoud4o none, PRIVATE DISKASES a THE BUSINESS MUST BE CLOSED AND PRICES ARK NO OBJECT. We want to get clear-of the Goods, ~e Store Keepers, Hetail Dealers and all the.People can get ; Goods below Cost. Prices and Freight thrown off. . Look at these prices ; 3,000 yards of Merrimac and Sprague’s calicoes, ten centsa yard ; 2,500 yards of English and French prints, 18 and 20 cents per yard ; 500 shakers at_ 124 cents each ; 50 silk Summer shawls, $3. each; 150 trimmed hats, from,75 cents to $129 each; 500 dozen spools thread, Brooks and Coates, 7 bits per dozen ; 300 yards of lawn, 12} cents a yard; 500 yards of gingham, 18% cents per yard, and everything else in proportion. People who de not buy now lose money. The store must be emptied of goods within sixty days. _/7 ee Ladies ave invited to examine the large Stock of DRESS GOODS, ; PRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, PAPER HANGINGS, SHOES, CARPETS, &e. &e. &e. 4 &e., &e. Which are offered at a sacrifice. _ ta All Sales for CASH ONLY. Any one wishing to buy a good , BS . ‘A Dwelling House and Lot for “sl: 5 @S ROSENTHAL, . No. 54 Broad Street, diss: — 2. ae NEVADA COUNTY CURBED BACON, HAMS. . FRESH LARD. CASHIN & KENT, WHOLESALE BUTCHERS, _ _ ARE PREPARED TO sU.P . aoe with — . HAMS AND BACON, AT THE PACKING HOUSE, AND WAKKANT THEM SUPERIOR: TO : NY IN THE STATE.mw LARD 21 PUT ‘UP IN CANS, CONVENIENT FOR TRANSPORTATION AND WARRANTED FRESH AND SWEE ARE ALSO PREPARED TO SUPPLY RE TAIL DEALERS) WITH CATELE ; mOoes, -. and. “« AtIVE OR SLAUGHTERED, in any part of the County, on the moet reasonable terms. . SLAUGHTER HOUSE, near Nevada city on the Grass Valley ‘Turnpike. : ee PORE PACKING ESTABLISHMENT ‘* Graes Valiey road, nekr Maltman's Sulphure: Works. 3 . : a s Orders addressed to CASHIN & KENT, Nevada City, will be promptly attended to. ° Nevada, Noy. 13, 1968 6 stand and fine, steck is requested to’ /T of cure, but adds to his’ m: + companion of . SMEEP, attack the. syetem, and gradually undermine and desttoy it: they drive the bigot from the cheek, the lustre from thé eye, the‘ strength and vigor trom the frame, they give puny and diseased ( Mspring, and poison, through successive generations, the race ot man: The marks can be seen in Scrofula, Consumption, Cripplee, thé idiotic, the Paralytic. the Insane. There is no more terrible scourge to the hu man race than those diseases arising from the contamination Venerial Poison. The mildest forms, by retreating to the blood, hold ever over the one‘afflicted, the sword of destrac tion that is liable at moment to fall and blight —to utterly destroy—all earthly hopes, , MERCURY, Pe ron as themosat FATAL, MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with the Veneaial, doubles hisdangers. Those wha ve been treated with that pernicious MIN ERAL POISON, are not. cured ; the discane has only aseumed a new form. : # ’ DoNor BE SATISFIED WirH PARTIAL Curr: That leaves the poison to. crawl } the system, eating its way into4he tigeues and organs beneath the apparently emooth surface, —— out in the future with a virulence tha i bafile the effects of medicine, When perfect CURES ean be obtained by eoneulting a hysician, whom long practice and thorous! nvestigation into the causes of Diseases ui the U ARY ORGANS, enable to determine at once the cause of the disease. In all diseases entrusted to the Doctor's care PERFECT, SPEEDY, PERMANENT. 7 IN ALL CASES CURES GUARANTEED. In Syphilis and its adjuncta, Gonnhorrhoe and accompying diseages ; ‘in all Irdere of the Bladder, Kidneys and prostate; inal Weaknves, Diseases of theeart’ and Lungs Dyspepsi On td all disse a ‘Incipient Consumption, and all diseases ‘of: uniar, oO 8 im either 6ex, oure always Warranted, or NO PAY required-. ~ bat) SEMINAL WEAKNESS, Pighe The young man who experiences that growing weakness in his: muscular and mental-organization should stop and considér whence tt arisea. He will find in the’ weakness of the back, trembling of the Nmbe, disordered diges-“ tion. unaccountable failing’ of the powers ot the mind, distate for society, dréed of impend. ing trouble, forebodings of evil, eleeplessnens, inp and. ae drea: amass ane panied y growing » lows Of m' ‘power, and numero 6 other symptomsof dipor, t be aera the positive traces of that most ble a: Weakness—waseting away hig powers,d ing his hope of life and niynhood, and es ging him’ aldng the broken’ path ‘of hia exis> tence, toward a premature and loathsome prave. “ie Wh hee er hie ue Dee out n the discharge of the vital” principle of extrtence in nocturnal and diurnal preteen the ‘mere cessation of the causes its appearance brings no eat eae Of relief. 26%: Marriage, that-holy office, the Lhope of manhood, brings to sucha rri-. 2 and Oné no hope " : ‘Ax the’ know!’ of the one'who looks to-him for ag ach of her happiness, is a vir wpe whe ' an innocemt 8° pun . He ‘adds to his jeery and disorder * until hopa: haves him. There’ is po rescue except proper aad skilfal iis oerg Caneult then, at once, @ physi whom lo: ce and careful research has made him thoronphly conversant with every phase’ of the dinéase.— Those who have become the’ victimsa ‘of solita-: °. ry vices, that dreadful, fascinating anddestructable habit, which fills chousands of sick rooms’ with paralyticd aad consa ves, andhindreds of untimely graves With its misguided viciime, should consult without a: moment's ferings. To such the Doctor wo tecommend: himeelf, givin, guarantees of a Ferfect an Permaneuf Cure, Diet, Fear of Exposure. ~ » D6 nov forget the address. See below, a) IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. . “When a female-is in troublebr sfflicted with’ disease, and requires medical or ‘surgidal at. : tendance, the ae ehonld be, where: is‘ there a physician who is fullycompetent to administer relief, and whose respectable stand-ing in society recommends him to the gont-dence of the communjty ?, The Doctor tinderstanding how imperatively n ese requirements are, t¢eels called ppon to interposc, and by calliog the attention of the afflicted tu . the fact that he has been a Professor of Obstetrics and Female Diseases for Tweaty Years, and ie fully Logan 77 to administer in all cases both medically and surgically, not in a super. . years of study and practice—both in hospitals and families+can make, to save them from the hands the unqualified, unscrupulous and ae signing. Therefore families can rely-apon him as upon & father. All in affliction can find is him one_who can feel and sympathize~ wiiz. and befriend them in trouble—gne it whose secresy. the ntmost confidence can be placed. pape eg x (by Letter or Otherwise) Furr See address Ww, é : * THE CELEBRATED FEMALE REMEDIES. Compounded from the private prescriptions 0” Dr. Young, have now obtai & most extén” ded popularity, and are coregly viewed to he the atest and surbet r pe com plaints for which they areappli he contantly accruing testimonials of their ¥ declare them tu be pre-eminently superior to "3 their action. ' No lady should Agents. ‘ None thie office. Sent part 0; the State, be without thesé Renovating genuine unless procured at y Mail or Express to any Discovery of thig. or any other Age, .PREVENTIVE PowDERS FTR MARRIED Lapixzs , These Powders will he fo of essenti jo ue to those re ment, . rang eet’ circumstances do permit Increase the number ot thei y Me bse) nven lence, 's ang per risk of life, Thig preparation ib new, safe, infallible, conveniens pee simple, and caunot injure the health. “Their u Show d be avoided at cprtain tines ~ Price $10 a box. Sento any part of the coast beg pean! ing hoes Soames Remit by Mail ese eee ee Bind. ¥. JOSBELYN, M, D. . FRENCH LUNAR OR FEMALE MONTHLY Acknowledged by : } be the onty sate, mild and ¢fiicacious remedy t6 be Gepenged on in jong standing cases of suppression, irregularity, or stopplig of the functions of uature, the neglect.of whick the source of sueh deplorabie effects i Nesemibes BENS. F. JOSSELYN, M. D, Wasbin-ton >}. San Francisco. Be 1 BE grat {n Males, and inregularition in Remalel are Cac ae great destroyers o1 health. y insiduouely a }e destructive of ail diseases, Sémina) *delay, one who will sympathise with their saf; without Hindrance from Business, Change of — ficial manner, but in as thorough a maniier aa” ‘ GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE The Greatest myen. Me celebrated Inetiture haa enjoyed oi ed, place it in point of 7umber tients of

\R. pik and or >to ted ites = rete IES, WERE se iS, ig 2 ale 3 e orle lo2 —-—$—$—$$_4—___—___The Daily Transcript, . NEVADA CITY, CALEFORNIA. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, _Deare or Joux Bazrey —Jobn . Baz'ey, better known in this and adjoining counties as “Blaze,” died at his Notice To Crry Property Hoipers. The following is an extract from thé law in relation to the town lands : Sec. 7. Every person,-company, corporation or association, claimant of-any . town lot or parcel of Jand within the tothe corporate authorities, by filing the same with the clerk thereot within “home in this city, yesterday evening, about half past 6 o'clock. On Monday morning, When the. prisoners esca ped from the jail, he ran rapidly from his saloon to his house to get a pistol. He soon after had a congestive chill, and failed rapidly to the time of his death. “Blaze”-was formerly agent ot the California Stage Company in Auburn,came to this city “tn 1854, and has since re~ sided here. his loss. _—_ — CANDIDATES.—The Democracy are, beginning to cast about for candidates for county offices. We have heard the folowing mentioned :. For Senator, Dr. Martin of Red Dog, Miles P, O’Connor of Grass Valley, Judge Aud of Meadow Lake, and A. Morse of Grass Valley ; Assembly, T. A, Sliter and”’W. Coombe ; Sheriff, John H. Djxon, J. H. Helm; County Clerk, R. Shoemaker ; Road Commissioner, Ike Lloyd, Frank Cleavland, Dan. Clancey; Coroner, W. C: __Pope; Treasurer, Ira A. Eaton and R. W. Tally; District Attorney, G. L: Waters; Assessor, J. J. Dorsey. Some of the parties given are avowed candidates, and others have been talked of by friends. Since the above wag’writ~ ten, we learn that Saml T. Oates will also be a candidate for the Senatorial nomination. > a. NevaDa County MeN at WHITE _ Piyg.—Ed McSorley informs us that an election will be held in White Pine District on the 20th, for Mining Recorder,-an office worth from $6,000 to $8,000 per year. There are some twelve candidates in the field, among ‘them J. Bence Van Hagan, formerly Sheriff of this county, Jim. Clancey and Jos. Jacobs, also.former residents of the’ county. The candidates are all running independent,.and Mc. thinks one of the Nevada boys will win. Wanm.—For some days past the weather has been very pleasant, and last week we had one ortwodays when a fire made the temiperature more agreeable, but yesterday the mercury went up considerably, the thermometer numbering 88 in-the shade,in our office, THe MInEs.—The Grass Valley mines have been in the brick making business during the last few days, and the result is-good: : The Eureka yesterday had some gold bricks which weighed altogether, 1,260 ounces, and these were sent below. From New York Hill there has been a crushing of twenty-three loads which Fielded about $500 in coin. Ben. Macauley’s mill did this last. : The Kaho mine, for a two weeks run, sent below yesterday morning, bricks valued at $14,000. Our readers can see ‘that the brick makers of Grass Valley, notwithstanding there are no new build. ings here, ‘are making it pay. So says the Grass Valley Union: . New ALMADEN Vichy WATER.— While. Califcrnia possesses the finest mineral springs in the world, hundreds being able to testify to the efficacy of these waters for the restoration of health in certain diseases, no attempt has ever been made until recently to put up water from these springs in a shape to be transported, while we have been all the time importing French Vichy and other foreign mineral waters. The Almaden Vichy js said to be equal to any of these in its medicinal qualities, while it possesses some additions. It has @ large proportion of iron, is of lower temperature and contains more carbonic acid. In all cases of indiges« tion, want of appetite or conditions of the system requiring tonics,Vichy is an excellent remedy. A. Isoard has the agency of this coanty, and those who desire to purchase, either by wholesale or retail, can procure it for San Francisco prices, freight added. Dan. Castello’s Great Circas and Mes nagerie will perform at Sacramento next week, remaining four daye. It then goes to Vallejo and San Francisco, ? He leaves. a wife to mourn . been filed in “the office of the County Recorder, his, her, or their affidavit, verified in person_or by duly authorized agent or attorney in which shall be concisely stated the facts constituting the pgssession thereofas against. all other persons, to the best_of his knowledge and belief, to which shall be attached a copy of so much of the plat of said town site as will fully exhibit the par~ ticular lot or parcel of Jand so claimed, With the abuttals *".* * * Parties desiring certified copies.ot the Hsurvey of thefr lots for the above. purpose can procure them of mé for one dollar and a half each if they apply belore the niap is filed. — H. S&S. BRADLEY. ENTIRELY A MISTAKE —A .report and Dunkle, ¢orwarding merchants at Coltax, were about to increase their tariff of charges on freight and packas ges. The public is assured that such report is wholly .without: foundation, All freight consigned to our care will ‘be forwarded promptly as_heretefore, and charges will remain the same. Keep & DUNKLE. Colfax, June 29th, 1869: GREAT FIGHT AMONG THE CANDIDATES! FTER THE 10th DAY OF JULY, THE story will be told, that JULIUS GREENWALD HAS THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO In Nevada County. He has alao on hand she . GENUINE IMPORTED FIGARO & CABANA CIGARS ! TOBACCQ, the best assortment ever brought here, such as . FRUIT BRAND, NEPTUNE, . MARWS OWN, — , ' PEACH BLOSson, e &e. &e. &C. Crumpton’s 12 Ib. hard pressed, Atlantic Cable, Lester's Fig and Rough & Ready Twist—the best ever brought to this ‘market. . Navy, of every description, Andall other brandsof CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO, . Too numerous too ménticn. Consumers will save money by buying their TUBACCO in large qguaRmiat en. Also, a large selection of Neerschaum Pipes, i EX L Pocket Knives, Playing Cards, -° Monte & Faro Cards, Matches, Piped; dc, &c, Which he will sell-at a emiall advance on San Francisco Cost. ‘ JULIUS GREENWALD, BROAD STREET. NEVADA CITY. ee eae NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORE. 8, B. DAVENPORT, AGENT A has been circulated that Messrs. Keed . == IMPROVE THE OPPORTUNITY THE cooDs MUST BE 'SOLDOR . OR.CIVEN AWAY. meer ene ses — oe A. GOLDSMITH, © AS DECIDED to dispose of his present Stock of : ; Dress Goods, Fyncy Goods Trimmings, ~ Ladies’ Hats, Domestic Good® the Cor, of Broad oo Sts. At 25 per cent Less than they can be bought at any other Estab. lishment in the State. These Goods must be sold with \ in Fifty Days! A better chance for buying Dry Goods Cheap was never before offered to the people of Nevada City. ae NO HUMBUC HERE! see 1500 pair of best quality of Hoop Skirts, at 50 cents each. ? G2” Ladies! Before buying elsewhere vieit the Dry Goods Empo° rium of A. GOLDSMITH, ‘where _. you can buy the most fashionable, and the best quality of Goods at exceedingly low rates. A. GOLDSMITH CRAWFORD & CO, DEALERS IN HEAVY AND SHELF . HARDWARE, IRQN and POWDER, QUICKSILVER, CANVAS HOSE, Ye and IRON PIPE Made to order, AGENTSEUFOR ALLENW oon's PATENT GOOSE NECK. CIANT POWDER, —ANDFURTH’S CAST STEEL. NO. 48 PINE STREET, BIDD*s BLOCa, NEVADA CITY.

And everything else in the Store on } me ot in Sixty Days! The Old Dry Goods Firm ~* ‘or— ~ AVING MADE’ ARRANGEMENTS-TO bas open business in New, York are = Determined to sell the Entire. Stock at any-sacrifice. JACOB. & SIMON ROSENTHAL. 2 nA NaI Rete ase Private Medical Institute ~~ Eatablinhedsby No Cure, No Pay. Consultation by letter, cr otherwiaé, Farr. x BENJ, F. JOSSELYN, M: D. this Coast an uninterrupted success of 14 years, and has become one of the most.cele-; brated Inetitutes ot the age. Se “Tie er among the very fret of the world and the eucoese OF its treatment ranks it secoud4o none, PRIVATE DISKASES a THE BUSINESS MUST BE CLOSED AND PRICES ARK NO OBJECT. We want to get clear-of the Goods, ~e Store Keepers, Hetail Dealers and all the.People can get ; Goods below Cost. Prices and Freight thrown off. . Look at these prices ; 3,000 yards of Merrimac and Sprague’s calicoes, ten centsa yard ; 2,500 yards of English and French prints, 18 and 20 cents per yard ; 500 shakers at_ 124 cents each ; 50 silk Summer shawls, $3. each; 150 trimmed hats, from,75 cents to $129 each; 500 dozen spools thread, Brooks and Coates, 7 bits per dozen ; 300 yards of lawn, 12} cents a yard; 500 yards of gingham, 18% cents per yard, and everything else in proportion. People who de not buy now lose money. The store must be emptied of goods within sixty days. _/7 ee Ladies ave invited to examine the large Stock of DRESS GOODS, ; PRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, PAPER HANGINGS, SHOES, CARPETS, &e. &e. &e. 4 &e., &e. Which are offered at a sacrifice. _ ta All Sales for CASH ONLY. Any one wishing to buy a good , BS . ‘A Dwelling House and Lot for “sl: 5 @S ROSENTHAL, . No. 54 Broad Street, diss: — 2. ae NEVADA COUNTY CURBED BACON, HAMS. . FRESH LARD. CASHIN & KENT, WHOLESALE BUTCHERS, _ _ ARE PREPARED TO sU.P . aoe with — . HAMS AND BACON, AT THE PACKING HOUSE, AND WAKKANT THEM SUPERIOR: TO : NY IN THE STATE.mw LARD 21 PUT ‘UP IN CANS, CONVENIENT FOR TRANSPORTATION AND WARRANTED FRESH AND SWEE ARE ALSO PREPARED TO SUPPLY RE TAIL DEALERS) WITH CATELE ; mOoes, -. and. “« AtIVE OR SLAUGHTERED, in any part of the County, on the moet reasonable terms. . SLAUGHTER HOUSE, near Nevada city on the Grass Valley ‘Turnpike. : ee PORE PACKING ESTABLISHMENT ‘* Graes Valiey road, nekr Maltman's Sulphure: Works. 3 . : a s Orders addressed to CASHIN & KENT, Nevada City, will be promptly attended to. ° Nevada, Noy. 13, 1968 6 stand and fine, steck is requested to’ /T of cure, but adds to his’ m: + companion of . SMEEP, attack the. syetem, and gradually undermine and desttoy it: they drive the bigot from the cheek, the lustre from thé eye, the‘ strength and vigor trom the frame, they give puny and diseased ( Mspring, and poison, through successive generations, the race ot man: The marks can be seen in Scrofula, Consumption, Cripplee, thé idiotic, the Paralytic. the Insane. There is no more terrible scourge to the hu man race than those diseases arising from the contamination Venerial Poison. The mildest forms, by retreating to the blood, hold ever over the one‘afflicted, the sword of destrac tion that is liable at moment to fall and blight —to utterly destroy—all earthly hopes, , MERCURY, Pe ron as themosat FATAL, MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with the Veneaial, doubles hisdangers. Those wha ve been treated with that pernicious MIN ERAL POISON, are not. cured ; the discane has only aseumed a new form. : # ’ DoNor BE SATISFIED WirH PARTIAL Curr: That leaves the poison to. crawl } the system, eating its way into4he tigeues and organs beneath the apparently emooth surface, —— out in the future with a virulence tha i bafile the effects of medicine, When perfect CURES ean be obtained by eoneulting a hysician, whom long practice and thorous! nvestigation into the causes of Diseases ui the U ARY ORGANS, enable to determine at once the cause of the disease. In all diseases entrusted to the Doctor's care PERFECT, SPEEDY, PERMANENT. 7 IN ALL CASES CURES GUARANTEED. In Syphilis and its adjuncta, Gonnhorrhoe and accompying diseages ; ‘in all Irdere of the Bladder, Kidneys and prostate; inal Weaknves, Diseases of theeart’ and Lungs Dyspepsi On td all disse a ‘Incipient Consumption, and all diseases ‘of: uniar, oO 8 im either 6ex, oure always Warranted, or NO PAY required-. ~ bat) SEMINAL WEAKNESS, Pighe The young man who experiences that growing weakness in his: muscular and mental-organization should stop and considér whence tt arisea. He will find in the’ weakness of the back, trembling of the Nmbe, disordered diges-“ tion. unaccountable failing’ of the powers ot the mind, distate for society, dréed of impend. ing trouble, forebodings of evil, eleeplessnens, inp and. ae drea: amass ane panied y growing » lows Of m' ‘power, and numero 6 other symptomsof dipor, t be aera the positive traces of that most ble a: Weakness—waseting away hig powers,d ing his hope of life and niynhood, and es ging him’ aldng the broken’ path ‘of hia exis> tence, toward a premature and loathsome prave. “ie Wh hee er hie ue Dee out n the discharge of the vital” principle of extrtence in nocturnal and diurnal preteen the ‘mere cessation of the causes its appearance brings no eat eae Of relief. 26%: Marriage, that-holy office, the Lhope of manhood, brings to sucha rri-. 2 and Oné no hope " : ‘Ax the’ know!’ of the one'who looks to-him for ag ach of her happiness, is a vir wpe whe ' an innocemt 8° pun . He ‘adds to his jeery and disorder * until hopa: haves him. There’ is po rescue except proper aad skilfal iis oerg Caneult then, at once, @ physi whom lo: ce and careful research has made him thoronphly conversant with every phase’ of the dinéase.— Those who have become the’ victimsa ‘of solita-: °. ry vices, that dreadful, fascinating anddestructable habit, which fills chousands of sick rooms’ with paralyticd aad consa ves, andhindreds of untimely graves With its misguided viciime, should consult without a: moment's ferings. To such the Doctor wo tecommend: himeelf, givin, guarantees of a Ferfect an Permaneuf Cure, Diet, Fear of Exposure. ~ » D6 nov forget the address. See below, a) IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. . “When a female-is in troublebr sfflicted with’ disease, and requires medical or ‘surgidal at. : tendance, the ae ehonld be, where: is‘ there a physician who is fullycompetent to administer relief, and whose respectable stand-ing in society recommends him to the gont-dence of the communjty ?, The Doctor tinderstanding how imperatively n ese requirements are, t¢eels called ppon to interposc, and by calliog the attention of the afflicted tu . the fact that he has been a Professor of Obstetrics and Female Diseases for Tweaty Years, and ie fully Logan 77 to administer in all cases both medically and surgically, not in a super. . years of study and practice—both in hospitals and families+can make, to save them from the hands the unqualified, unscrupulous and ae signing. Therefore families can rely-apon him as upon & father. All in affliction can find is him one_who can feel and sympathize~ wiiz. and befriend them in trouble—gne it whose secresy. the ntmost confidence can be placed. pape eg x (by Letter or Otherwise) Furr See address Ww, é : * THE CELEBRATED FEMALE REMEDIES. Compounded from the private prescriptions 0” Dr. Young, have now obtai & most extén” ded popularity, and are coregly viewed to he the atest and surbet r pe com plaints for which they areappli he contantly accruing testimonials of their ¥ declare them tu be pre-eminently superior to "3 their action. ' No lady should Agents. ‘ None thie office. Sent part 0; the State, be without thesé Renovating genuine unless procured at y Mail or Express to any Discovery of thig. or any other Age, .PREVENTIVE PowDERS FTR MARRIED Lapixzs , These Powders will he fo of essenti jo ue to those re ment, . rang eet’ circumstances do permit Increase the number ot thei y Me bse) nven lence, 's ang per risk of life, Thig preparation ib new, safe, infallible, conveniens pee simple, and caunot injure the health. “Their u Show d be avoided at cprtain tines ~ Price $10 a box. Sento any part of the coast beg pean! ing hoes Soames Remit by Mail ese eee ee Bind. ¥. JOSBELYN, M, D. . FRENCH LUNAR OR FEMALE MONTHLY Acknowledged by : } be the onty sate, mild and ¢fiicacious remedy t6 be Gepenged on in jong standing cases of suppression, irregularity, or stopplig of the functions of uature, the neglect.of whick the source of sueh deplorabie effects i Nesemibes BENS. F. JOSSELYN, M. D, Wasbin-ton >}. San Francisco. Be 1 BE grat {n Males, and inregularition in Remalel are Cac ae great destroyers o1 health. y insiduouely a }e destructive of ail diseases, Sémina) *delay, one who will sympathise with their saf; without Hindrance from Business, Change of — ficial manner, but in as thorough a maniier aa” ‘ GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE The Greatest myen. Me celebrated Inetiture haa enjoyed oi ed, place it in point of 7umber tients of