July 16, 1872 (4 pages)

es S!! ee DPNER FEY,’ No. 18 i City, ? Shades, Ips} ete., lacounty. = ans of wae! OAL OILS mae ne ShutANDO ANCE SD, (Gold) TATRS, D0 ! sonsliy re f the Com iders. STOR, artment. r Nevada deol? DAYS t emoved te e old stand ll’ they sre ock at-an pt int of anygive them dl at some BROS. }. 8. M’CUR. cCUE, tANK’S. * weather. ee ~ _his hand and cutting a severe gash, . The Daily Teanserip NEVADA Orry, Gay ° 5 The weather for several days past ~ has ‘been oppressively’ hot. The thermometer -has stood’ at 80 to 84 early after sunrise and late in .the evening, which is remarkable fot this section, the evenings, nights and ndrnings being usually cool. Dur. ing the ¢ the thermometer has! stood at 94 to 9G im. the.shade, In the évehing the beat contindes o ~ pressive until half past 8 or 90’clock. Such weather seldom lasts long in hig Wem, ke re ae Rev. J. A. Wirth’ has résigne# his position ' as"pastor of the Baptist chureh in this city. During his services here Mr. Wirth has made many warm friends among the citizens, and has been a faithful and a hard worker in his church. Members of his congregation and: citizens will regret tolosehim, During the hot spell there have been many cases Of cholera morbus, bilious fever and other affections from impradence in eating fruit, eto. Fruit should be picked edrly in the ' morning, and not until ripened on the vines or trees, and if eaten at all used sparingly during the warm Trotter & Cunningham have another new wagon for the upper part of their road between Lake City and Moore’s Flat, which is te conneet at the former place with the coach. They are bound to have the route as well stocked and equipped as any in the State. eas Church repairing and trope. ments seem to be general in this vicinity.; The Methodist. church has just been renovated. The Congregational church is, we understand, to be’ put in thorough repair, and the Episcopal people will soon commence their new church building. On Saturday last while W. C. Stiles was fixing the knives of @ tenanting machine ran by water power, in the sash factory, the water was turned on and the machine started, catching extending almost throngh the tenCong of the litile finger and into the back of the hand. ieee Hon. EB, G: Waite, whe has been visiting this city for several days past, left yesterday for Webber Lake in company with several other gentlemen of this city. Mr. Waite’s health has not improved as much as} he thought it would in this locality, . ' and he now proposes to camp out for & week or two, to see what effect that’}’ will have upon him. Hereafter the skating rink willbe. ' open only on Wednesday and Satar-. . day evenings, instead of every evening as. heretofore. Day hours same as usual. The skating rink can be rented any other evening in the week for private skating parties, or for any other purpose desired. Last Sunday, the law requiring’s suspension of business on Sunday, was more generally observed in this]. city than at any time for many years, The clothing, dry goods and grocery sores were generally closed. Work on the Odd Fellows’ Buwilding and the bank adjoining, is beitig pushed forward rapidly. The iron sills in front have been laid, and the masons are employed’ raising the walls, O. P. Stidger was in town yesterday soliciting subscribers for the War Club, and obtained over 100. That Chuo will be a lightning institation, as Stidger is acknowledged to be. the asuciest quill driver im the a4 . ‘To My Patrons ana Friends. Having sold my business to Dr. . D. M. Brown, ‘from: and after this Ohio, ad: sefved during the ‘late civil war a¥ Surgeon of Volunteers, as also Surgeon in the Mexican army during the invasion of~Maximillian. I take pleasure in recommendingDr, complished-Physician ‘and Surgéon, and one well qualified to keep. upand extend the most noble seience of Homoeopathy in all its. branches. Dr. Brown -ocdupies_ my office, and . the residence formerly owned by me. W. M. Barey, M. D. “Nevada City, July 16th, 1872, The Vital Drain. Tt is necessary to the health of the body Pibet its exhausted and refused partisles . should be carried off by the excretory. organs, and it is equally necessary that the waste'matter thus expélled should be replaced by new elements derived frém digested and assimilated food. It is evident, assimilation are essential to bodily vigor; and it is because Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters powerfully assist these processes, that: it is regarded by the intelligent classes, whose opinions are founded on observa, tion, as the only absolute specific for dysPepsia and its attendant is, at present known. When the system,’ either from constitutional causes, overwork, excess, anxiety, or actual disease, is in a unnaturally relaxed. condition, something more than its exhausted particles paases through the pores. Vitality leaks through these ventages. Elements which should remain in the blood and enrich it are evolved, and that fluid becomes then watery -and incaPpable of removing the solids of the body as fastas they decay. The consequences are emaciation, debility, nervousness, loss of spirits, and a general, or perhaps a rapid, decline of all powers of life. It is in cases like this that the restorative properties of Hostetter’s Bitters are most conspicuous. The first two'or three doses sometimes produce change in the feelings abd aspect of the invalid that is perfectiy astonishing, and by s persevering use of thi» snperlative vegetable tonic and alterative, the vital drain is sure to be arrested, the strength reinstated, the flesh restored, the constitution reinforced, and the brain removed of Ahe cloud that obscured it. SAS RRR RE, ITD GEO. EZ. TURNER. B. W. BIGELOW. E. W. BIGELOW Z& CO., DEALERS In Hardware, if she ar ce cr E have just received s large and well i selected stock of g 5 Groceries and Provisions,3 Which will be sold atthe lowest living: Tater. Geods delivered a reasonable diz ance free of ¢ \. Nevada, 24th, 1672. A. ROSEN PH AG, 4 Make up te order ‘On, the, shortest notice and on-the mos reasonable terms.{ If want a well Ooat, Vést or 1 order ‘me, and T will bend tee the wilt fit you better and last longer than any ready miade tice. ‘. State. Many a fellow will wish Walter Mead, formerly of this city, eral’s office, as we are reliably inHarrison Gove is putting apa. new building on the lot adjoining the street. Nevada School District, 35 cords of four foot oak wood, and 5 cords of *pruce or yellow pine wood, re _ Wanted, by tho Trustees of the! . * “We school buildings, and to. be piled and : measured on the ” date I relinquish all my practice to. him. Dr, Brown is a graduate of the }Homoeopathie College of Cleveland, Brown to all my patrons as atr/aétherefore, thet good digestion and perfect . . CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING . lqntire stock of Néw and Beautifal and cleaning dome on chort ne. + Idon’t propose te advertise a list thnt my prices are as low as any in . ner connected with any other . ‘All I ask of purchasers is : \@RAWD OPENING OF THE” oT FINEST _ SLOTHING, &C, EVER BROUGHT INTO pees THE MOUNTAINS! . B, H. MILLER, OULD respectfully inform the people of Nevada County that he has opened a 2 NEW STORE WITH ANS Entire New Stock or CLOTHING, Purnishing Goods, Boy's Clothing. . Boots and Shoes. rs Hats ‘and Caps, fait found in a first-class On Commercial St. Opposite Coe's Shoe Store. Géods, all of'them of the Latest Impittlilies:” [80''l waen cuh widt goods inthe lot} will be open for public inapection on Friday. of prices but purchasers will find, j considering the quality of the goods, the State. By dealing honorably with every prices, I hope to receive a fair share ef pubhe patronage. This Store is notin any manestablishment. ; GIVE ME A CALL B. H. MILLER e a B = PEOPLE CF NEVADA COUNTY CLOTHING ! CLOTHENG! — . Clothing WILL BE SOLD aT ~ Reauced Prices ! —BY3 i order to make room for the Tall Trade and to give everybody a chauce to Wear a Fine Suit of Clothes on all occasions !.” They have Reduced the Prices of Clothing ! 4S FOLLOWS : $25 00 Fine French Cassimere . Suits for $20. y $20 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $15. Suits for $13. $12 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $10, “$9 00 French Cassimere;Pants $8. _. #8 00 French Cassimere Pants $7. “6:50 French CassimerezPants $4 50. $4 50 French Cassimere Pants $4$1 Duck Pants,75 cents.’ $1: best Overalls 75Zcents.} 2nd quality Overalls, 50 cts. $2 50 best California Gray, ex" tra Gov. Oversnirts, $2.12. $2 25 best Calfornia gray,medium Overshirts, $1 87. for $1 50. dershirts $150. _ $1 50 Fine White Merino Undershirts $1 25. Also, some for $1 and as low as 75 cents. Socks $1 per dozen. ne A LAR@E VARIETY OF BOYS’ CLOTHING : Will be sold at an Immense Reduction ! BIGTS, SHOES, HATS, And everything else that is usually foundina first will be sold at a GREAT REDUCTION . Call and see “HOW ’TIS YOURSELF.” ‘Wathan & Casper: Corner Of ~ 4, NATHAN & CASPER, $1 75 Fine White Merino Un$2 Fine Cashmere Undershirts . . W. ; COLUMN.Wifes “site fi ec = ‘awford's IRON & STEEL, For Sale by W. H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Exprese Office, MAIN §S TREET. 7 — eb eye Nevada City. For sale by W. He. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Offie, “MAIN STREET, ® Btb¥es and Shivers CROCKERY GLASSWARE, Wevada City. ‘BLASTING POWDER, For sale by W. HB. CRAWFORD Opposite the Express Office, MAIN STREET, \ DUPONT Nevada City. SHOT, WADS AND CAPS, W. H. CRAWFORD, «. Opposite the Express Office, . , MAIN STREET, FOR SALE BY ~~ PNevads City. GIANT POWDER. Giant Powder Caps & Fuse, & WM. H. CRAWFORD, , Opposite the Express Office,} MAIN STREET, FOR SALE BY Nevada City. WIRE: HANGING BASKETS, WIRE FLOWER STANDS WH. Opposite the Express Office. MAIN STREET, . (BEAUTIFUL * —AND— FUR SALE BY H. CRAWFORD, Nevada City. SAPOLIO, For Cleaning and Polishing, W. H. CRAWFORD, Opp. Express Office, FOR SALE BY MAIN STREET, Nevada City. THE CELEBRATED LIGHTNING CROSS CUT SAWS, W. H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Expreas Office, Main Street, FOR SALE BY NEVADA CITY. Florence and other Sewing Machine Needles, Opposite the Express Office, MAIN STRERT; 1 Be FOR 84LE BY ~ Kevads City: = 5 ; tot am he OFFERED TO: BUYRRe or ad — YK . TULIS oRMENWAED, eo Re STRERT, NEVADA’ CITY, Hay’ veceived the ae Genuine Peach Braid Tobadde’ x —ALSO™ Peach Navy Tobaseo!: IN DOUBLE THICKNiSS, GREAT INDUCEMENTS. And All Other Brands as “Uva ~~ ed 3 YY Ka . CIGARS! CIGARS! OF EVERY DESCREMMON, FROM THR FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST a ee > Miners and Consumers of Tobaceo Will save money by buying the sume by the quantity, at wholesale prices, ; Best Quality and Full Weight ! re ume we TO BUYERS OF TOBACCO. Thankful for the patronage of the pubNe T invite all desiring goods in my Mne, to GIVE ME A CALL. JULIUS GREENWALD, Broad Street, Nevada City.B New Perfumes! “az NEW TORLIET GOODS (—axp yree— Original and Genuine Cologne, § pen ey NEVADA DRUG STORES) ras, ALsog ‘ ig Electro Silicon, For cleaning Silver end Plated Ware. ‘ CALIFORNIA MAGIC POLIS, Sewing Machine Oil, Of the hest quality. LIQUID BRONZE, that will improvethe appearance of your shoes, whether old © new. Preston Is selling bis goods, including the above articles, at the lowest rates fh town. f If you wish to get PAINTS and Ol7¢8 — buy them at. jy. PRESTON'S. SKATING RINK. REDUCTION IN PRICES, &. BULLARD would respecttuiiy 2 e form the people that he has leaa the Skating Kink for another year and the hereafter it will be open Every Morning; Aftermoon an Evening, Sundays excepted. The following reduction in Prices have been made : Admission, including use of Skates, 26 Tickets, in of Five, Lady or pth norway “ve Tickets in packages of Kight, admitting Children. $1. sired : B. BULLARD, Proptistor. Nevada, June 12th. , ~ NOTICE. EALED proposals. wil) be-recetved 4111 beg, the 18th instant, for tion walls and beating. , for new Ep Church, to be ereeted on corner of Nevada and High . Streets. , work to be done -inaccordance Nevads City, July 11th, 1672, lies LEE GARTHE, DM SS, ee toes Si arstee nea D. M. BROWN, M.D. B N 0. 8. VO LAS ow. M. BAILEY, M. BD. Physician, M. 8. DEAL. : DEAL & ; a: corner of b Up saizy. a) +" GOOD INDUCEMENTS! . Gisg Tickets will be sold by the month, if Ge2. W. Okan e ’ ‘ 4 i Fe i : se thee ens

es S!! ee DPNER FEY,’ No. 18 i City, ? Shades, Ips} ete., lacounty. = ans of wae! OAL OILS mae ne ShutANDO ANCE SD, (Gold) TATRS, D0 ! sonsliy re f the Com iders. STOR, artment. r Nevada deol? DAYS t emoved te e old stand ll’ they sre ock at-an pt int of anygive them dl at some BROS. }. 8. M’CUR. cCUE, tANK’S. * weather. ee ~ _his hand and cutting a severe gash, . The Daily Teanserip NEVADA Orry, Gay ° 5 The weather for several days past ~ has ‘been oppressively’ hot. The thermometer -has stood’ at 80 to 84 early after sunrise and late in .the evening, which is remarkable fot this section, the evenings, nights and ndrnings being usually cool. Dur. ing the ¢ the thermometer has! stood at 94 to 9G im. the.shade, In the évehing the beat contindes o ~ pressive until half past 8 or 90’clock. Such weather seldom lasts long in hig Wem, ke re ae Rev. J. A. Wirth’ has résigne# his position ' as"pastor of the Baptist chureh in this city. During his services here Mr. Wirth has made many warm friends among the citizens, and has been a faithful and a hard worker in his church. Members of his congregation and: citizens will regret tolosehim, During the hot spell there have been many cases Of cholera morbus, bilious fever and other affections from impradence in eating fruit, eto. Fruit should be picked edrly in the ' morning, and not until ripened on the vines or trees, and if eaten at all used sparingly during the warm Trotter & Cunningham have another new wagon for the upper part of their road between Lake City and Moore’s Flat, which is te conneet at the former place with the coach. They are bound to have the route as well stocked and equipped as any in the State. eas Church repairing and trope. ments seem to be general in this vicinity.; The Methodist. church has just been renovated. The Congregational church is, we understand, to be’ put in thorough repair, and the Episcopal people will soon commence their new church building. On Saturday last while W. C. Stiles was fixing the knives of @ tenanting machine ran by water power, in the sash factory, the water was turned on and the machine started, catching extending almost throngh the tenCong of the litile finger and into the back of the hand. ieee Hon. EB, G: Waite, whe has been visiting this city for several days past, left yesterday for Webber Lake in company with several other gentlemen of this city. Mr. Waite’s health has not improved as much as} he thought it would in this locality, . ' and he now proposes to camp out for & week or two, to see what effect that’}’ will have upon him. Hereafter the skating rink willbe. ' open only on Wednesday and Satar-. . day evenings, instead of every evening as. heretofore. Day hours same as usual. The skating rink can be rented any other evening in the week for private skating parties, or for any other purpose desired. Last Sunday, the law requiring’s suspension of business on Sunday, was more generally observed in this]. city than at any time for many years, The clothing, dry goods and grocery sores were generally closed. Work on the Odd Fellows’ Buwilding and the bank adjoining, is beitig pushed forward rapidly. The iron sills in front have been laid, and the masons are employed’ raising the walls, O. P. Stidger was in town yesterday soliciting subscribers for the War Club, and obtained over 100. That Chuo will be a lightning institation, as Stidger is acknowledged to be. the asuciest quill driver im the a4 . ‘To My Patrons ana Friends. Having sold my business to Dr. . D. M. Brown, ‘from: and after this Ohio, ad: sefved during the ‘late civil war a¥ Surgeon of Volunteers, as also Surgeon in the Mexican army during the invasion of~Maximillian. I take pleasure in recommendingDr, complished-Physician ‘and Surgéon, and one well qualified to keep. upand extend the most noble seience of Homoeopathy in all its. branches. Dr. Brown -ocdupies_ my office, and . the residence formerly owned by me. W. M. Barey, M. D. “Nevada City, July 16th, 1872, The Vital Drain. Tt is necessary to the health of the body Pibet its exhausted and refused partisles . should be carried off by the excretory. organs, and it is equally necessary that the waste'matter thus expélled should be replaced by new elements derived frém digested and assimilated food. It is evident, assimilation are essential to bodily vigor; and it is because Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters powerfully assist these processes, that: it is regarded by the intelligent classes, whose opinions are founded on observa, tion, as the only absolute specific for dysPepsia and its attendant is, at present known.. When the system,’ either from constitutional causes, overwork, excess, anxiety, or actual disease, is in a unnaturally relaxed. condition, something more than its exhausted particles paases through the pores. Vitality leaks through these ventages. Elements which should remain in the blood and enrich it are evolved, and that fluid becomes then watery -and incaPpable of removing the solids of the body as fastas they decay. The consequences are emaciation, debility, nervousness, loss of spirits, and a general, or perhaps a rapid, decline of all powers of life. It is in cases like this that the restorative properties of Hostetter’s Bitters are most conspicuous. The first two'or three doses sometimes produce change in the feelings abd aspect of the invalid that is perfectiy astonishing, and by s persevering use of thi» snperlative vegetable tonic and alterative, the vital drain is sure to be arrested, the strength reinstated, the flesh restored, the constitution reinforced, and the brain removed of Ahe cloud that obscured it. SAS RRR RE, ITD GEO. EZ. TURNER. B. W. BIGELOW. E. W. BIGELOW Z& CO., DEALERS In Hardware, if she ar ce cr E have just received s large and well i selected stock of g 5 Groceries and Provisions,3 Which will be sold atthe lowest living: Tater. Geods delivered a reasonable diz ance free of ¢ \. Nevada, 24th, 1672. A. ROSEN PH AG, 4 Make up te order ‘On, the, shortest notice and on-the mos reasonable terms.{ If want a well Ooat, Vést or 1 order ‘me, and T will bend tee the wilt fit you better and last longer than any ready miade tice. ‘. State. Many a fellow will wish Walter Mead, formerly of this city, eral’s office, as we are reliably inHarrison Gove is putting apa. new building on the lot adjoining the street. Nevada School District, 35 cords of four foot oak wood, and 5 cords of *pruce or yellow pine wood, re _ Wanted, by tho Trustees of the! . * “We school buildings, and to. be piled and : measured on the ” date I relinquish all my practice to. him. Dr, Brown is a graduate of the }Homoeopathie College of Cleveland, Brown to all my patrons as atr/aétherefore, thet good digestion and perfect . . CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING . lqntire stock of Néw and Beautifal and cleaning dome on chort ne. + Idon’t propose te advertise a list thnt my prices are as low as any in . ner connected with any other . ‘All I ask of purchasers is : \@RAWD OPENING OF THE” oT FINEST _ SLOTHING, &C, EVER BROUGHT INTO pees THE MOUNTAINS! . B, H. MILLER, OULD respectfully inform the people of Nevada County that he has opened a 2 NEW STORE WITH ANS Entire New Stock or CLOTHING, Purnishing Goods, Boy's Clothing. . Boots and Shoes. rs Hats ‘and Caps, fait found in a first-class On Commercial St. Opposite Coe's Shoe Store. Géods, all of'them of the Latest Impittlilies:” [80''l waen cuh widt goods inthe lot} will be open for public inapection on Friday. of prices but purchasers will find, j considering the quality of the goods, the State.

By dealing honorably with every prices, I hope to receive a fair share ef pubhe patronage. This Store is notin any manestablishment. ; GIVE ME A CALL B. H. MILLER e a B = PEOPLE CF NEVADA COUNTY CLOTHING ! CLOTHENG! — . Clothing WILL BE SOLD aT ~ Reauced Prices ! —BY3 i order to make room for the Tall Trade and to give everybody a chauce to Wear a Fine Suit of Clothes on all occasions !.” They have Reduced the Prices of Clothing ! 4S FOLLOWS : $25 00 Fine French Cassimere . Suits for $20. y $20 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $15. Suits for $13. $12 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $10, “$9 00 French Cassimere;Pants $8. _. #8 00 French Cassimere Pants $7. “6:50 French CassimerezPants $4 50. $4 50 French Cassimere Pants $4$1 Duck Pants,75 cents.’ $1: best Overalls 75Zcents.} 2nd quality Overalls, 50 cts. $2 50 best California Gray, ex" tra Gov. Oversnirts, $2.12. $2 25 best Calfornia gray,medium Overshirts, $1 87. for $1 50. dershirts $150. _ $1 50 Fine White Merino Undershirts $1 25. Also, some for $1 and as low as 75 cents. Socks $1 per dozen. ne A LAR@E VARIETY OF BOYS’ CLOTHING : Will be sold at an Immense Reduction ! BIGTS, SHOES, HATS, And everything else that is usually foundina first will be sold at a GREAT REDUCTION . Call and see “HOW ’TIS YOURSELF.” ‘Wathan & Casper: Corner Of ~ 4, NATHAN & CASPER, $1 75 Fine White Merino Un$2 Fine Cashmere Undershirts . . W. ; COLUMN.Wifes “site fi ec = ‘awford's IRON & STEEL, For Sale by W. H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Exprese Office, MAIN §S TREET. 7 — eb eye Nevada City. For sale by W. He. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Offie, “MAIN STREET, ® Btb¥es and Shivers CROCKERY GLASSWARE, Wevada City. ‘BLASTING POWDER, For sale by W. HB. CRAWFORD Opposite the Express Office, MAIN STREET, \ DUPONT Nevada City. SHOT, WADS AND CAPS, W. H. CRAWFORD, «. Opposite the Express Office, . , MAIN STREET, FOR SALE BY ~~ PNevads City. GIANT POWDER. Giant Powder Caps & Fuse, & WM. H. CRAWFORD, , Opposite the Express Office,} MAIN STREET, FOR SALE BY Nevada City. WIRE: HANGING BASKETS, WIRE FLOWER STANDS WH. Opposite the Express Office. MAIN STREET, . (BEAUTIFUL * —AND— FUR SALE BY H. CRAWFORD, Nevada City. SAPOLIO, For Cleaning and Polishing, W. H. CRAWFORD, Opp. Express Office, FOR SALE BY MAIN STREET, Nevada City. THE CELEBRATED LIGHTNING CROSS CUT SAWS, W. H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Expreas Office, Main Street, FOR SALE BY NEVADA CITY. Florence and other Sewing Machine Needles, Opposite the Express Office, MAIN STRERT; 1 Be FOR 84LE BY ~ Kevads City: = 5 ; tot am he OFFERED TO: BUYRRe or ad — YK . TULIS oRMENWAED, eo Re STRERT, NEVADA’ CITY, Hay’ veceived the ae Genuine Peach Braid Tobadde’ x —ALSO™ Peach Navy Tobaseo!: IN DOUBLE THICKNiSS, GREAT INDUCEMENTS. And All Other Brands as “Uva ~~ ed 3 YY Ka . CIGARS! CIGARS! OF EVERY DESCREMMON, FROM THR FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST a ee > Miners and Consumers of Tobaceo Will save money by buying the sume by the quantity, at wholesale prices, ; Best Quality and Full Weight ! re ume we TO BUYERS OF TOBACCO. Thankful for the patronage of the pubNe T invite all desiring goods in my Mne, to GIVE ME A CALL. JULIUS GREENWALD, Broad Street, Nevada City.B New Perfumes! “az NEW TORLIET GOODS (—axp yree— Original and Genuine Cologne, § pen ey NEVADA DRUG STORES) ras, ALsog ‘ ig Electro Silicon, For cleaning Silver end Plated Ware. ‘ CALIFORNIA MAGIC POLIS, Sewing Machine Oil, Of the hest quality. LIQUID BRONZE, that will improvethe appearance of your shoes, whether old © new. Preston Is selling bis goods, including the above articles, at the lowest rates fh town. f If you wish to get PAINTS and Ol7¢8 — buy them at. jy. PRESTON'S. SKATING RINK. REDUCTION IN PRICES, &. BULLARD would respecttuiiy 2 e form the people that he has leaa the Skating Kink for another year and the hereafter it will be open Every Morning; Aftermoon an Evening, Sundays excepted. The following reduction in Prices have been made : Admission, including use of Skates, 26 Tickets, in of Five, Lady or pth norway “ve Tickets in packages of Kight, admitting Children. $1. sired : B. BULLARD, Proptistor. Nevada, June 12th. , ~ NOTICE. EALED proposals. wil) be-recetved 4111 beg, the 18th instant, for tion walls and beating. , for new Ep Church, to be ereeted on corner of Nevada and High . Streets. , work to be done -inaccordance Nevads City, July 11th, 1672, lies LEE GARTHE, DM SS, ee toes Si arstee nea D. M. BROWN, M.D. B N 0. 8. VO LAS ow. M. BAILEY, M. BD. Physician, M. 8. DEAL. : DEAL & ; a: corner of b Up saizy. a) +" GOOD INDUCEMENTS! . Gisg Tickets will be sold by the month, if Ge2. W. Okan e ’ ‘ 4 i Fe i : se thee ens