July 21, 1872 (4 pages)

(aor: tNEY, No. 1s eet, Nevada City, Z. 2, ire, Paper, ndow Shades, ‘Lamps; ete, "a din Nevada county, bed a stock foar the Home Shu: a ne. EAIGOURNEY, YD” LONDON. NSURANCE™ NY. Lvs FUND, (Gola) 79 04! 0,000 00! . BFE personally. re ments of the Com Shareholders, B. JOHNSTON, icifie Department. gemt for Nevada deci2 Tad: ° OR 60:DAYS ! . have removed to positetheold stand . gsosmall they are [7 f their stock at an . nerifice 1 ns.in want of anys line five them st be at some 4 J. 8, M’CUE. . & McCUE, HOLESALE Deut. nd Liquors, T STREET, ‘sen, ] icIsco. th. ANTED. EY & ©0., y Central Com6, e Republican Comttee are requ Se on Saturday, duly * .M. full parAo ies ‘uba Canal Company Py philroad, to Nevada for repairs The Daily Teanscriyh : pa ‘CITY, CALs > Adhocal Railroad. ' Everybody is.in favor! 6f, a Yocal The citizens ‘gf Nevada county know that railroad communication would itisute the’xapid devel: opment of the resourees of the county, enhance the Value of the ranch and thines, and inerense the value of’ town lots in Grass Valley and Nevada considerably” These things ‘ire evident from the effects of railroad in other parts of the “county, ~The testimony given by the agents of the --Cenvtral Pacific Railroad: when~that company asked a reduction of taxes, shows that the cost of railroad building, even a broad gauge, is not so’ great an undertaking.as, most people imagine, This testimony was given by railroad biiilders and civil“engi “neers ‘Of many years’ experience. They say the best locomotives.in use by the Central Pacific road can’ be bought new for $9,000 each, in coin,. and that the cost of all the materia! used in the construction of the Central Pacific road, when new, does not amount to more than $6,000 per nile, thirty miles, and the costof a narrow gauge road is very much’ less’ than . half the cost of a broad: ‘gauge: The people of Placer county in the neighborhood of Auburn, and: the people _ of Nevada county, could easily build _@ Toad, commencing at’ Auburn and running to Nevada, by Grass Valley. We know that.men of capital stand ready to put money into such a road, but in order to. secure the’ road’ the people of” the cotinty must 'co-operate, and every man who has town property, or a mining claim, or a ranch, should come forward, and by subscriptions aid in the work. The people of ordinary means must not ” be content to “advocate a toad and -—_abuse-capitalists' who’ do’ Rot construct it. Every man who has apy. ~means should be willing to “put up"* to the extent of his ability to aid in any enterprise which will make bus-. iness better, enhance his property and enable him to domore business. This a rajlroad will do. Auburn is the point to which it shoulll run, because it is the best natural road, and . ~ also because the people of that place will no doubt take stock enough to bring the road to Bear river, the boundary between the two counties. Such: a-road-could_be eventualiy ex~ tended to connect with the system of narrow gauge roads which ‘thé are proposing™ to build: ‘from Saucelito and Yolo to thé. Bay. ‘Nevada county will never grow'as tapidly as’ it ought, natil we have @ railroad. * Lecal “Hire vition. A-gentleman fciding’s high State office recently said ‘that his family would reside in Nevada county and this should be his home if we had a railroad. Many persons desirous of" living in a healthy climate would. locate in Nevada’ county, if it were _neot for he rough trip by stage. : ~The of Equalization will be in session on Monday, which will be the ' best day for correction of the Assessment Roll, The assessment ' books ‘zo imtothe hands . of the’ Clerk of the: Board who will. enter, the corrections made by ‘the ‘Beard. ‘The Trustees of the North Bloomfield School District, will. hold ‘sn election, _ at which will }be submi question of voting a tax to raise $2,000, for the purpose of building a school house. _~ The Congregational Sunday School will meet at the Assembly Hall, of the _ School house, to-day at half past 12 . le, o’elock, instead’ of at the church, ~~ which is now wodergoing repairs. We are indebted to Hon. A. A; _ Sargent, fora copy of the Alabama claims. A volume of 240 pages containing the ease.as presented to the Commissioner by the United , siaaias’ : Up. :' ‘talashig aariaaa tae atc was coming down the Scott's Flat grade with a six-horse wagon, loaded with lumber, his brake gave out and the wagon ran down upon the horses, The team started ona runand became unmanageable. One of the The read'to Auburn is about. “Whe Vital Drain. It is necessary to the health of the body should bevcarried off by the excretory orgested and assimilated food, It is evident, therefore, thit @God digestion. and perfect assimilation are éssential to bodily vigor; and it is because Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters powerfully aésist these processes, that tit is regarded by the intelligent classes, whose opinions are founded on obgervation, as the Only absolute Specific for dyspepsia and: its attendant ills, at present hknown. When the. system, either from anxiety, or actual -disease, is ina unnaturally rélaxed condition, something more the pores. ‘Vitality leaks through these in the blood and enrich it are evolved, and that fluid becomes then watery and incapable of removing the solids of the body as fast as_they decay, “The consequences are ‘emaciation,. debility, nervousness, loss of spirits, and a general, or perhaps. a@ rapid, deeline of all powers of life. It is in cases like this that the restorative properties of Hoétetter’s Bitters are most’ conspicuous. The first two or three doses.sometimes prothe invalid that is perfectly astonishing, and by a persevering use of this superlative vegetable tonic and alterative, the vital drain ig suré to be arrested, the strength reinstated, the flesh restored, the constitutiomreinforeed, an@ the brain removed of the ¢loud that obscured it. SE SRS LAT ETL SETTER. TERS E.W. BIGELOW. E. W. BIGELOW, & C0., DEALERS IN Hardware, Grethery, Glassware, . . ; Groceries and Provisions. Commercial Street,...5 Nevada City. ae ec E have just received a large and well selected stock of; Groceries and Provisions nd Which will. be sold at the lowest a Tates. Geods délivered a reasonable dit ance frée of charge. Nevada, May 24th, 1872. ; CUSTOM. MADE CLOTHING. . A. ROSENTHAL AS just received a large and beautiful stock of Spring and Summer Cloths, of the very latest styles, which he is prepared tog xe Make up to order On the shortest notice and on the mos reasonable 8.5 A good fitguaranteed i in every case. If you want a well fitting Coat, Vest or Pants leaye your order with me, and I will guarantee they will fit you better and lest Jonger than any ready made clothing. Repairing and cleaning done on short notice. tA. ROSENTHAL, m21 Pine Street, Nevada. City. . BEER HOUSE. . e BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY Corner Buflding, Next below. National Exehange. gar SENNER 8 BOIS, -rnoriemerons, Mannfecturers of Ginger Pop, LAGER BEER sold at the House by the Jug, Measure or Keg. Cali en JOHN and, PRED. and try their Beer. $e20 MINER’S _ATTENTION ! b: ti ned againet MAKIN ic, ree SING ‘what qe coer new and niey es tie eome te an Safes t or Nez the invedl by Letters Potent No. 108,658, dated Oct. 25th, 1870, known as Watson's © Champion,” and all parties partici: in such t will be ecuted. THOMAS WA’ Preprietor of Watson’s Hydraulic ChamDated Nevada city, Jan. 2d, 1872. that its @xhansted’ and refased particles’ gams, and it is equally necessary that the"$ waste matter thus expelled shdéuld be te) . placed by new. elements derived from diconstitutional causes, overwork, excess, 4 than its exirausted particles paases through . velitages. Elements which should remain . duge.a change in the feelings ahd aspect of / Tinware, 4 :. public inspection on Friday. . that my prices areas low gs any in errs a. ST tt ~ IS tg ae tre le 7GRAND. OPENING. (oP THE "gl fl INEST Me ae STOCK iain EVER BROUGHT INTO £ THE MOUNTAINS t Wore waranty te NEW STORE 4 SF ee: wird AN Bnture Now Stock PR ig > or CLOTHING, : Furnishing Goods, Boy’s’ Clothing. [ Boots and Shoes, Hats and Gucw: And every other article usually found in a tirst-olass Establishment, . On Commercial] St;. ~ Apposite Coe’s Shoe Store. The Goods ‘il arriving daily and gntire atock of New and Beautiful Goods, ‘all of them of the Latest Importation, [no old worn out shelf goods in the lot} will be open for I don't propose to ndvertiss a list of priees but purchasers will find, the Btate, one and ‘selling good goods at low prices, I hope to-reotive a fair share ¥*% Notice to Creditors. : . ye OF JOSEPH R. HENRY, Deceasbv given/by the una eee oer ae by etate, to'the ceeditons of and all having claims against ssid hibit the same with the necessary vouchers within ‘ten ‘months from the first publication of this notice, to the said Adminis at of public palronage, ——— 4 This Store is not in any manner emnnaand Demi any mcnegd ‘$50,000. WORTH Inparan eee PeaPLEtrA nEVADA COUNTY ? pe ee . CLOTHING { CLOTHIN G! —or= Clothing Tat _ Wnt: Yaad sor ar Reduced Prices ! —BYZ to make room f Trade to give everybody c th fn fe al Wear a Fine Suitof Tiehet . PSs ‘. They. have Reduced . the Prices of Clothing ! AS FOLLOWS: $25 00 Fine French Cassimere . Suits for $20. $20 00 Fine French erent Suite for $15. $15 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $13. $12 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $10, $9 00 French CassimerefPants $8, $8 00 French Cassimere Pants $7. $6 50 French Cassimere=Pants $450. 94 50 Fresh Onminere: Pants $4 _ B1 Duck Pants 75 cents. $1 best Overalls 75 cents.] Qnd quality Overalls, 50 cts. $2 50 best California Gray, ex ‘}tca Gov. Oversnirts, $2.12. $2 25-hest Calfornia gray,medium Overshirts, $1 87, $2 Fine Cashmere =e for $1 50. $1 75 Fine White Merino Undershirts $1 50. $1 50 Fine White Merino Undershirts $125. Also, some for $1 and as low as 75 cents. Socks $1 per dozen. B. H. MILLER, {NATHAN CASPER, . : awfora’ 8. my oitesiigg A HARDWARE, . "ARON & STEEL, . For Sale by Wy HL ORAWForD, . Opponite tre prey oes, MATN §STkter. _ Nevada City, Stoves and Tiaorare AD: Seat “uasewane, For sale by .W, i. chAWEOHD, Opposite the Kxprese Office, t MAEN ST REBT, ps ays Chey, 4 "BLASTING POWDER, For sale by W. HB; SRAWFORD [Opposite the Express Office, MAIN STREET, Nevada City. ab adi . SHOT, WADS AND CAPS, FOR BALE’ By w. H. GRAWFORD, ” oposite the Kgprose omen dy pease “SERRE. [Nevada City, f ~ elce? 1 GIANT POWDER, Giant Powder Caps & Fuse, shed SALE BY: — a CRAWFO RD; Boab 4 ~~ Oppoiite the Express Office, MAIN ¥ SRE . oe pNevada City. BEAUTIFUL] WIRE: HANGING BASKETS, ~—AND— At ene nero WIRE FLOWER STANDS FOR SALE BY WM. 'H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office, MAIN STREET, be Ra Nevada City, SAPOLIO, . GREAT IND ae taoanT of .saeted + Orb, no, eo 3:0 CLOARS-ANDTORACCO. rai 8 s uLius SREENWALD, ¥ Bes re i NEVADA CITY, fas veaeived the : ile CPRROT. «na, + Pemphy. ‘Navy: ‘Tobacco fo IN DOULA THICKNESS, And ‘an otter Wiha as Usus "On Hand! CIGARS! ‘CIGARS! , OF EVERY DESCRIPLION, FROM THE » = FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST:sane money by. buying the same by the quantity, at whole. ol al 5 i ee xy a snthiinesin 0: BUYERS fis ‘monacde. en Tiaviee all degtting gods in my line; to OVE Me A CALL, none Steet, Neva city, Sormary 98th, 1a WA New Perfumes! + . B Ww “MILLET Goons —anp nie sel Original ant Gehiutne Cologne, {oy sare NEVADA DRUG STORE. 3 ‘Electro Silicon; — Bor wore Bilver ang *\ Plated W: Garsparuvtk MAGIC POLISH, ~ Sewing Machine Oil, ; Of the best quality. “LIQUID BRONZE, that will improve the ieee ct your ‘shoes, whether old o po AS ‘ls selling ‘his goods, including the above articles, at the lowest rates in town. If you wish to re buy then: at: PRESTON’S. HYDRAULIO CHIEF! Fsten's HYDRAULIC CHIEF Is the Best Machine for Hydravlic Mining in Use!’ MACHINES ON HAND and for sale.— Throw from One to Eight Inch Stream. Sacramento St, Machine Shop. Hydraulic Miners Take Notice: I abun ee, had paeere rs reat making, » Selling or using» ydraulic-Machine or Joint known as. the Little Giant, manufactured and, sold by 2. RB. & J. Graig, and Richard Hoskin, as the same is entmpon the invention of the as. FISHER’S HYDRAULIC CHIEF, secured by Letters Patwill be sold at a GREAT REDUCTION YOURSELF.” Nathan & Casnies: . oe « Florence and other . Sewing Machine Needles, FOR SALE BY iaoseet a. CRAWFORD, os . ae oe ATER, eee ay ee 7 ent, No. oui dated Dec, 20, 1870, Alb and Po in such infringements tt aml ee ry F. H. FISHER. A LARGE VARIETY OF aW. H. CRAWFORD, Bi f are ‘ Opp. Express Office, Sa Ce site 3. ’ will be ived t BOYS’ CLOTHING mars srk Sr ara ig ‘ ‘Nevada City. on walls and heating chamber, for the new Ep Church, to be erected.on the fo~ hq eveda and High Streets. The work to be done ions ae Boncgyal be . Will be sold at:an Immense pe ee age oa ah bl Rg Bader CELEBRATED thetoniion or all bids, Pids to Reduction ! _— bao a Ker ads Damon work, and to include i ae LIGHTNING cages wi toee BOOTS; “SHOES, “1EATS; . eee eee ays sain Pai test : FOR SALE BY Lae : And everything else that _ W.H. CRAWFORD, YR Ba mur MUTTON, ‘ota: Arnemenene first Opposite MP RFUn Ee hen, Minin Mewel,. Teeny sari on ¢ crt ope / . onic iding, D. M. BROWN, M.D. , ATE SURGEON U. 8: VOLUNTAPRS a4 Successor to W. M. BAILEY, M.D. . » get PAINTS and OILS: 7 Genuine Ponth Pa Miners and edad of Tobacco , Bost Quality and Full Weight ! , Thankful for the patemengsot the public : Pre

(aor: tNEY, No. 1s eet, Nevada City, Z. 2, ire, Paper, ndow Shades, ‘Lamps; ete, "a din Nevada county, bed a stock foar the Home Shu: a ne. EAIGOURNEY, YD” LONDON. NSURANCE™ NY. Lvs FUND, (Gola) 79 04! 0,000 00! . BFE personally. re ments of the Com Shareholders, B. JOHNSTON, icifie Department. gemt for Nevada deci2 Tad: ° OR 60:DAYS ! . have removed to positetheold stand . gsosmall they are [7 f their stock at an . nerifice 1 ns.in want of anys line five them st be at some 4 J. 8, M’CUE. . & McCUE, HOLESALE Deut. nd Liquors, T STREET, ‘sen, ] icIsco. th. ANTED. EY & ©0., y Central Com6, e Republican Comttee are requ Se on Saturday, duly * .M. full parAo ies ‘uba Canal Company Py philroad, to Nevada for repairs The Daily Teanscriyh : pa ‘CITY, CALs > Adhocal Railroad. ' Everybody is.in favor! 6f, a Yocal The citizens ‘gf Nevada county know that railroad communication would itisute the’xapid devel: opment of the resourees of the county, enhance the Value of the ranch and thines, and inerense the value of’ town lots in Grass Valley and Nevada considerably” These things ‘ire evident from the effects of railroad in other parts of the “county, ~The testimony given by the agents of the --Cenvtral Pacific Railroad: when~that company asked a reduction of taxes, shows that the cost of railroad building, even a broad gauge, is not so’ great an undertaking.as, most people imagine, This testimony was given by railroad biiilders and civil“engi “neers ‘Of many years’ experience. They say the best locomotives.in use by the Central Pacific road can’ be bought new for $9,000 each, in coin,. and that the cost of all the materia! used in the construction of the Central Pacific road, when new, does not amount to more than $6,000 per nile, thirty miles, and the costof a narrow gauge road is very much’ less’ than . half the cost of a broad: ‘gauge: The people of Placer county in the neighborhood of Auburn, and: the people _ of Nevada county, could easily build _@ Toad, commencing at’ Auburn and running to Nevada, by Grass Valley. We know that.men of capital stand ready to put money into such a road, but in order to. secure the’ road’ the people of” the cotinty must 'co-operate, and every man who has town property, or a mining claim, or a ranch, should come forward, and by subscriptions aid in the work. The people of ordinary means must not ” be content to “advocate a toad and -—_abuse-capitalists' who’ do’ Rot construct it. Every man who has apy. ~means should be willing to “put up"* to the extent of his ability to aid in any enterprise which will make bus-. iness better, enhance his property and enable him to domore business. This a rajlroad will do. Auburn is the point to which it shoulll run, because it is the best natural road, and . ~ also because the people of that place will no doubt take stock enough to bring the road to Bear river, the boundary between the two counties. Such: a-road-could_be eventualiy ex~ tended to connect with the system of narrow gauge roads which ‘thé are proposing™ to build: ‘from Saucelito and Yolo to thé. Bay. ‘Nevada county will never grow'as tapidly as’ it ought, natil we have @ railroad. * Lecal “Hire vition. A-gentleman fciding’s high State office recently said ‘that his family would reside in Nevada county and this should be his home if we had a railroad. Many persons desirous of" living in a healthy climate would. locate in Nevada’ county, if it were _neot for he rough trip by stage. : ~The of Equalization will be in session on Monday, which will be the ' best day for correction of the Assessment Roll, The assessment ' books ‘zo imtothe hands . of the’ Clerk of the: Board who will. enter, the corrections made by ‘the ‘Beard. ‘The Trustees of the North Bloomfield School District, will. hold ‘sn election, _ at which will }be submi question of voting a tax to raise $2,000, for the purpose of building a school house. _~ The Congregational Sunday School will meet at the Assembly Hall, of the _ School house, to-day at half past 12 . le, o’elock, instead’ of at the church, ~~ which is now wodergoing repairs. We are indebted to Hon. A. A; _ Sargent, fora copy of the Alabama claims. A volume of 240 pages containing the ease.as presented to the Commissioner by the United , siaaias’ : Up. :' ‘talashig aariaaa tae atc was coming down the Scott's Flat grade with a six-horse wagon, loaded with lumber, his brake gave out and the wagon ran down upon the horses, The team started ona runand became unmanageable. One of the The read'to Auburn is about. “Whe Vital Drain. It is necessary to the health of the body should bevcarried off by the excretory orgested and assimilated food, It is evident, therefore, thit @God digestion. and perfect assimilation are éssential to bodily vigor; and it is because Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters powerfully aésist these processes, that tit is regarded by the intelligent classes, whose opinions are founded on obgervation, as the Only absolute Specific for dyspepsia and: its attendant ills, at present hknown. When the. system, either from anxiety, or actual -disease, is ina unnaturally rélaxed condition, something more the pores. ‘Vitality leaks through these in the blood and enrich it are evolved, and that fluid becomes then watery and incapable of removing the solids of the body as fast as_they decay, “The consequences are ‘emaciation,. debility, nervousness, loss of spirits, and a general, or perhaps. a@ rapid, deeline of all powers of life. It is in cases like this that the restorative properties of Hoétetter’s Bitters are most’ conspicuous. The first two or three doses.sometimes prothe invalid that is perfectly astonishing, and by a persevering use of this superlative vegetable tonic and alterative, the vital drain ig suré to be arrested, the strength reinstated, the flesh restored, the constitutiomreinforeed, an@ the brain removed of the ¢loud that obscured it. SE SRS LAT ETL SETTER. TERS E.W. BIGELOW. E. W. BIGELOW, & C0., DEALERS IN Hardware, Grethery, Glassware, . . ; Groceries and Provisions. Commercial Street,.....5 Nevada City. ae ec E have just received a large and well selected stock of; Groceries and Provisions nd Which will. be sold at the lowest a Tates. Geods délivered a reasonable dit ance frée of charge. Nevada, May 24th, 1872. ; CUSTOM. MADE CLOTHING. . A. ROSENTHAL AS just received a large and beautiful stock of Spring and Summer Cloths, of the very latest styles, which he is prepared tog xe Make up to order On the shortest notice and on the mos reasonable 8.5 A good fitguaranteed i in every case. If you want a well fitting Coat, Vest or Pants leaye your order with me, and I will guarantee they will fit you better and lest Jonger than any ready made clothing. Repairing and cleaning done on short notice. tA. ROSENTHAL, m21 Pine Street, Nevada. City. . BEER HOUSE. . e BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY Corner Buflding, Next below. National Exehange. gar SENNER 8 BOIS, -rnoriemerons, Mannfecturers of Ginger Pop, LAGER BEER sold at the House by the Jug, Measure or Keg. Cali en JOHN and, PRED. and try their Beer. $e20 MINER’S _ATTENTION ! b: ti ned againet MAKIN ic, ree SING ‘what qe coer new and niey es tie eome te an Safes t or Nez the invedl by Letters Potent No. 108,658, dated Oct. 25th, 1870, known as Watson's © Champion,” and all parties partici: in such t will be ecuted. THOMAS WA’ Preprietor of Watson’s Hydraulic ChamDated Nevada city, Jan. 2d, 1872. that its @xhansted’ and refased particles’ gams, and it is equally necessary that the"$ waste matter thus expelled shdéuld be te) . placed by new. elements derived from diconstitutional causes, overwork, excess, 4 than its exirausted particles paases through . velitages. Elements which should remain . duge.a change in the feelings ahd aspect of / Tinware, 4 :. public inspection on Friday. . that my prices areas low gs any in errs a. ST tt ~ IS tg ae tre le 7GRAND. OPENING. (oP THE "gl fl INEST Me ae STOCK iain EVER BROUGHT INTO

£ THE MOUNTAINS t Wore waranty te NEW STORE 4 SF ee: wird AN Bnture Now Stock PR ig > or CLOTHING, : Furnishing Goods, Boy’s’ Clothing. [ Boots and Shoes, Hats and Gucw: And every other article usually found in a tirst-olass Establishment, . On Commercial] St;. ~ Apposite Coe’s Shoe Store. The Goods ‘il arriving daily and gntire atock of New and Beautiful Goods, ‘all of them of the Latest Importation, [no old worn out shelf goods in the lot} will be open for I don't propose to ndvertiss a list of priees but purchasers will find, the Btate, one and ‘selling good goods at low prices, I hope to-reotive a fair share ¥*% Notice to Creditors. : . ye OF JOSEPH R. HENRY, Deceasbv given/by the una eee oer ae by etate, to'the ceeditons of and all having claims against ssid hibit the same with the necessary vouchers within ‘ten ‘months from the first publication of this notice, to the said Adminis at of public palronage, ——— 4 This Store is not in any manner emnnaand Demi any mcnegd ‘$50,000. WORTH Inparan eee PeaPLEtrA nEVADA COUNTY ? pe ee . CLOTHING { CLOTHIN G! —or= Clothing Tat _ Wnt: Yaad sor ar Reduced Prices ! —BYZ to make room f Trade to give everybody c th fn fe al Wear a Fine Suitof Tiehet . PSs ‘. They. have Reduced . the Prices of Clothing ! AS FOLLOWS: $25 00 Fine French Cassimere . Suits for $20. $20 00 Fine French erent Suite for $15. $15 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $13. $12 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $10, $9 00 French CassimerefPants $8, $8 00 French Cassimere Pants $7. $6 50 French Cassimere=Pants $450. 94 50 Fresh Onminere: Pants $4 _ B1 Duck Pants 75 cents. $1 best Overalls 75 cents.] Qnd quality Overalls, 50 cts. $2 50 best California Gray, ex ‘}tca Gov. Oversnirts, $2.12. $2 25-hest Calfornia gray,medium Overshirts, $1 87, $2 Fine Cashmere =e for $1 50. $1 75 Fine White Merino Undershirts $1 50. $1 50 Fine White Merino Undershirts $125. Also, some for $1 and as low as 75 cents. Socks $1 per dozen. B. H. MILLER, {NATHAN CASPER, . : awfora’ 8. my oitesiigg A HARDWARE, . "ARON & STEEL, . For Sale by Wy HL ORAWForD, . Opponite tre prey oes, MATN §STkter. _ Nevada City, Stoves and Tiaorare AD: Seat “uasewane, For sale by .W, i. chAWEOHD, Opposite the Kxprese Office, t MAEN ST REBT, ps ays Chey, 4 "BLASTING POWDER, For sale by W. HB; SRAWFORD [Opposite the Express Office, MAIN STREET, Nevada City. ab adi . SHOT, WADS AND CAPS, FOR BALE’ By w. H. GRAWFORD, ” oposite the Kgprose omen dy pease “SERRE. [Nevada City, f ~ elce? 1 GIANT POWDER, Giant Powder Caps & Fuse, shed SALE BY: — a CRAWFO RD; Boab 4 ~~ Oppoiite the Express Office, MAIN ¥ SRE . oe pNevada City. BEAUTIFUL] WIRE: HANGING BASKETS, ~—AND— At ene nero WIRE FLOWER STANDS FOR SALE BY WM. 'H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office, MAIN STREET, be Ra Nevada City, SAPOLIO, . GREAT IND ae taoanT of .saeted + Orb, no, eo 3:0 CLOARS-ANDTORACCO. rai 8 s uLius SREENWALD, ¥ Bes re i NEVADA CITY, fas veaeived the : ile CPRROT. «na, + Pemphy. ‘Navy: ‘Tobacco fo IN DOULA THICKNESS, And ‘an otter Wiha as Usus "On Hand! CIGARS! ‘CIGARS! , OF EVERY DESCRIPLION, FROM THE » = FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST:sane money by. buying the same by the quantity, at whole. ol al 5 i ee xy a snthiinesin 0: BUYERS fis ‘monacde. en Tiaviee all degtting gods in my line; to OVE Me A CALL, none Steet, Neva city, Sormary 98th, 1a WA New Perfumes! + . B Ww “MILLET Goons —anp nie sel Original ant Gehiutne Cologne, {oy sare NEVADA DRUG STORE. 3 ‘Electro Silicon; — Bor wore Bilver ang *\ Plated W: Garsparuvtk MAGIC POLISH, ~ Sewing Machine Oil, ; Of the best quality. “LIQUID BRONZE, that will improve the ieee ct your ‘shoes, whether old o po AS ‘ls selling ‘his goods, including the above articles, at the lowest rates in town. If you wish to re buy then: at: PRESTON’S. HYDRAULIO CHIEF! Fsten's HYDRAULIC CHIEF Is the Best Machine for Hydravlic Mining in Use!’ MACHINES ON HAND and for sale.— Throw from One to Eight Inch Stream. Sacramento St, Machine Shop. Hydraulic Miners Take Notice: I abun ee, had paeere rs reat making, » Selling or using» ydraulic-Machine or Joint known as. the Little Giant, manufactured and, sold by 2. RB. & J. Graig, and Richard Hoskin, as the same is entmpon the invention of the as. FISHER’S HYDRAULIC CHIEF, secured by Letters Patwill be sold at a GREAT REDUCTION YOURSELF.” Nathan & Casnies: . oe « Florence and other . Sewing Machine Needles, FOR SALE BY iaoseet a. CRAWFORD, os . ae oe ATER, eee ay ee 7 ent, No. oui dated Dec, 20, 1870, Alb and Po in such infringements tt aml ee ry F. H. FISHER. A LARGE VARIETY OF aW. H. CRAWFORD, Bi f are ‘ Opp. Express Office, Sa Ce site 3. ’ will be ived t BOYS’ CLOTHING mars srk Sr ara ig ‘ ‘Nevada City. on walls and heating chamber, for the new Ep Church, to be erected.on the fo~ hq eveda and High Streets. The work to be done ions ae Boncgyal be . Will be sold at:an Immense pe ee age oa ah bl Rg Bader CELEBRATED thetoniion or all bids, Pids to Reduction ! _— bao a Ker ads Damon work, and to include i ae LIGHTNING cages wi toee BOOTS; “SHOES, “1EATS; . eee eee ays sain Pai test : FOR SALE BY Lae : And everything else that _ W.H. CRAWFORD, YR Ba mur MUTTON, ‘ota: Arnemenene first Opposite MP RFUn Ee hen, Minin Mewel,. Teeny sari on ¢ crt ope / . onic iding, D. M. BROWN, M.D. , ATE SURGEON U. 8: VOLUNTAPRS a4 Successor to W. M. BAILEY, M.D. . » get PAINTS and OILS: 7 Genuine Ponth Pa Miners and edad of Tobacco , Bost Quality and Full Weight ! , Thankful for the patemengsot the public : Pre