July 23, 1872 (4 pages)

9 tAINS . ! LAIN DINNER. oe i g OURNEY, 3 e, ‘aper, dow Shades, ” _ Lamps, ‘étc., in Nevada county, Ys lfepe stock of HES, COAL OIL, 2: PREYROLEUM se8.0ur Hianimot}i he Home Shute . , SIGOURNEY, D. LONDON ISURANGE OS FUND, (Gola) ,04t = ITED STATES, Md 2 },000 00 ! are personally re wents of the Com Shareholders. ., JOHNSTON, ific Department. ent for Nevada decl2 § AL. BR 60 DAYS! have removed to posite the old stand: SO shiall they sre their stock at an crificé . sin want of anyline to give them t be sold at some BERG BROS. California, County Township, ss. In Towaship, State -f vada. -The People send greeting to J. You are hereby rein. action brought ice’s Court of the tate of California, e 3d day of June, aintiff. and to antherein within fifhe day of service of this Summons, unty, otherwise in nt will. be taken The said action is sum of Eighty-six er coin of the Unidefendant to the A promissory note en the 5th day of nterest thereon st t per month until re fully shown as ly office. And you t you fail to appear int as above require judgment, by. deighty-Six dellars in the United States Constable of said Ka Make legal serthis 3a day of June ustice of the Peace, reka Township. at the above Sumthe Nevada Daily 2 a week for forty t D, J. P. Eureka tp. : this isa true copy i 3. LLON, Constable. By virtue of an Ex ted and delivered, +t Court of the th saan LCT em ee for Nevada County, [7 « ing date July ‘th, dered in said Court favor of A. Delano ‘Gravel Mining Co. in U. 8. gold coin, ut sora of B i, together with his 3, at the date-of said . costs amounting to . . the right, title and and to the followheretofore attached [ mining clans, situ& Ready Township, Stabe of California, cnewn as the claims fiming Co’s claims; . ern boundary of the f d running along the . y 1200 feet ; thence . of the hill : thence o's ~west line. ant Saget of beginning. and imay ing of steam eD. dings, sluices, hoist2 that I will export — ove described propler, in front of the re city of Nevads, oF ¢-3a, 1872, ) ofelock, A, M. snd % this 30th day of ERRIN, Sheriff. et Under Sherif, jyll reditors. the Batate of Jas. . a: ass otice 18 hereby F a8 a tote ’d, 0 eee having cheim® to exhibit the same mchers within ‘e! f ration of this notice ator, at the office °! script, Ne vada City, rH, Administrator . Adeninistreter. ry ume as VCH ROR Riera etre z ed NEVADA crr ¥, gan. \A z LOCAL AFFAIRS. Railroad Tathe Ve believe that Nevada county has the ability.to-seeure a ‘railroad connécting With the ‘tiarkets, Such _u road could be built t6. Auburn in, say. thinty miles. Seyénto eight niles’of the -roud: would-be in Placer county, leaving twenty;two in Nevada, just the distance'6f the stryey to Colfax.We ane told the country between Nevada and’ Grass’ Valley, and Auburn, is: more favorable than any other for such a road; that a road coukd -berun-almost ina} straight line, { du-—exeellent crossing of B river could be secured, We Sichises the people of Auburn will willingly unite i the _eonstruction of & ‘road whieh will mike their town the depot of the trade and travel of Nevada @ county. . ‘This road would passthrough a good country and would ‘seeure considerable way business. We believe, in fact we have irfformation, that considerable help for the construction of such a road ean be secured outside of Nevada county, andwith the active and earnest co-operation of our eitizens we believe a road can be put in operation in less than: twelve months, Let our citizens begin to talk railroad and be ready to act railroad whenever the favorable epportunity occurs, anid the thing can'be accomplished, Greater schemes have ~beén carried out by smaller communities edniprised of less energetic and public spirited citizens. Why . -shoald' Nevada and Grass Valley be behind ‘in the enterprise necessary for the progress and prosperity of the two towns. “Let the people of both places work and act in unison, } and the benefits resulting from such a road ‘Will be mutual. Local matin The Board of Equalization held an evening session on Saturday night, until 10 o’clock and have completed: their work within the time required by law, The Boatd have been in session every day from 9 to 4vo’clock often extending work to 5 or 6 o’clock. Many applications have been made and much .evidence taken by the Board. The workmen are making rapid progfess on the Odd Fellows Hall building. The heavy timbers were being put in place yesterday) and the bricklayers are doing first rate work. If people who settle mertgages would satisfy them, or the County Records, they would not receive notices every year and be compelled to come to the county seat to keep them from being taxed. oD We notice sigar pine lumber on the way to the markets below,from Snow Point. “This lumber is equal to any in the State and with a railroad could be got to market better and cheaper, _ The Republican: Primaries will held throughout the county next Saturday, for the election of delegates to the County Convention. The weather Sis much more woke perate than it was a week ago. Blankets are now necessary for comfort at night. The Sunday law was ‘not’so much observed on last Sunday as a week ago. Some people ‘wont know the luw antil'they_pay a fine or two. _ Animals running.at large at night will be taken up underthe city ordinance and.put-in the pound. The County Court, Grand Jury, ‘and Board of Supervisors wtll meet on Monday August 5th, ‘Reeorder’s Office. The following instruments were ‘filed for record in the County Recorder’s office yesterday: Deeds—Jas. C. Conaway te C} Conaway. Town lot in Grass Valley P. S. Murphy executor to Chas. Sherman. Real estate at San Juan. Chesholm et. als. to Yuba Tunnel . Gold Mining Co. Mining claims on Manzanita Hill, Beldgeptes township. John Hill and siphs' to Chas. Sherman., Real estate in San Juan. — >a Music at the Rink. Mr, Bullard has engaged Carter's Brass Band on Wednesday and Satvrday evenings, to furnish music at the Skating Rink, for the pleasure of all who attend. Each evening’s em . . tertainment will conclude with a calling lw echottische, waltz, etc. . a af Whieh will be’ sold atthe lowest living . es longer than any ready made clothing. cf > The Wearand Tear of Life: The cares;.anxieties and misfortunes of life have as much to do with shortening it Las disease, . They are infact the source of many ailments and physic al disabilities, Netvous weakness, ds Speosia, aifections of the liver, disturbances of the-bowe els; headaches, . i hypochondria and inonomapii ard among these “distressi is fruits. <It is, therefore, of gteat.im . business responsibilities, or harrasged by family troubles, cr excited by speculation, or perplexed by a multiplicity of enterprises, or in any way overtaxed or over_worked, shonid keep up their stamina by the daily use of a wholesome tonic. Thou.’ sands. of persons thus circumstanced are enabled to bear up agaigst the difficulties in which they are-ittvolved, and to retain their strength, health and mental clearness, by theregular usé of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Diseases*which are prone to attack ;the-body-when debilitaled and broken ken down. . by over much brain Work, oréxhausting physical labor, are kept at bay by the resistant power. with «which this~incomparable tonic endowsthe nervous system and the vitalergans. At this-season, when the heat is evaporating the elements ofi strength fron-every poré, an‘invigorant is absolutely essential tb the safety and comfort of the public, and ‘is required even by the more robust if-they desire to keep their athletic capabilities in status quo. Hence a course of Hestetter’s Bitters is particularly useful at this period of the year asa det ense against the invisible disease afloat in a sultry atmosphere. It is the most potent of all . . preventive medicines, and for all complaints which affeet the stomach, the liver and the bowels, and interfere with the perfect digestion and agsimilation of food, itis he standard . remedy. LS TS GRO. BE. TURWER. E. W. BIGELOW. E. W. BIGELOW &.CO., DEALERS LN Hardware, cruery, Groceries and Provisions. Tinware, Glassware, . Commercial. Street,... Nevada City. Ww: have just received a large and’ well Groceries and Provisions, rates, Geods delivered a reasonable itz ance free of charge. Nevuda, May 24th, 1872. CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING. Cae . & ROSENFHAL i I AS ‘just received a large and beautiful stock of Spring and Summer Cloths, of tue very latest styles, which he is prepared tof Make up to order On the shortest notice and on the mos reasonable terms.] & good fit guaranteed inevery case. “If you wanta well fitting Coat, Vest or Pants leave your order with me, and I will gaurantee they will fit you better and last glcpaiting and cleaning dohe on short noA. ROSENTHAL, Pine Street, Nevada wy. BEER HOUSE. : rt m2 7= iy ATK (hah, BROAP STREET, NEVADA CITY ‘Corner Building, Next ‘below National Exchange. ee SENNER & SONS., PROPRIETORS. Manufacturers ef Ginger Pop. LAGER BEER sold at the House by the Jug, Measure er Keg. Call on JOHN and FRED. and . $20 ‘MINER'S ATTENTION . ENERS AND MANUFACTURERS are pi. hereby cautioned against MAKING, BUXING, SELLING OR USING what is known a8 H.R. & J. Oraig’s new and improved Hydraulic Joint or Nozaid, as the same is an infringement oe the invention of the by Letters Patent No. 108,654, dated ‘Oct. Chaeapion, "ned ll partie partitpatng Champion,” such infringement will be ly prosécuted. . THOMAS ag Preprietor of Watson's Hydtatlic ChamM Dated Weteda eit, Jan. 2d, 9872. Notice to Creditors. NSTATE OF JOSEPH R. HENRY ,Deceased, Notice is herebv given by the undersigned Administrator of the sbeve named Estate, to the creditors of,and to all ns having claims against seid deeeased to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within ten monthe fromthe sy publication of this notice, to the said Adminispsi i their Beer. FRANK HENRY, Administrator. of Joseph BR, Henry, deNiles Searis, Attorney. Nevada, July 18th 1872. FURNITURE! ° FURNITURE EBOORY 2 ren want of anything in the Furniture line, from the finest Bed Room and Parlor Sets t Down toCommon CHAIRS AND TABLES, can buy them at extraordinary low rates by J. & JOHNSTON. jy19 . GRAND. OPENING. ce that persons . whose minds are oppressed with heavy . selected stock of § rea * OLOTHING, . On Commercial§ St. considering the quality of the goods, OF THE STOCK CLOTHING; a THE mMouNTamnst—{* B, H. MILLER, Wer respectfully inform the people ot Nevada County thet he las opened a ie NEW STORE @, WITH ANS ag Entire New Stock OF Furnishing Goods, Boy’s Clothing. jf Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, And every other article usually found in a first-class Establishment. Cpposite Coe’s Shoe Store. 4 The Goods are arriving daily and entire stock of New .and Beautiful Goods, all of them of the Latest Importation, {no old worn out shelf goods in the lot] will be open fct public inspection on Friday. I don’t propose to advertise a list of prices but purchasers will find, that my prices are as low’ as any in the State. By dealing honerably with every one and selling goed goods at ‘ow prices, Sieoaie receive a fair share of public patronage. . This Store is not in any manner connected with any ether establishment. ss All T ask of purchasers is : GIVE ME A CALL Q B. i, MILLER “PROPRIETOR, == ~ 4 FA ‘ . Weeds Juve 20th, L National Exchange Hote! Building. : PEDPLE OF NEVADA county EVER BROUGHT arro. NATHAN & CASPER, . $8, ese ee ee Important News! aa im TO-TEE CLOTHING . $50, 000. WORTH —OF— ‘Clothing © : TWILL JRE SOLD AT Reauced Prices: } —BIZ : P N order to make room for the Fal) Trade and to give everybodys chance te Wear a Fine Suit of Clothes. on all occasions ! if They have Reduced the Prices of Clothing ! AS FOLLOWS = $25 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $20. Suits for $15. Suits for $13. $12 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $10. $9 00 French Cassimere Pants / $8 00 French Cassimere Pants $7, $6 50 French essai ere Pants $4,50. $4 50 French Cassimere Pants $4 ‘ 4&1 Duck Pants 75 cents. $1 best Overalls 75 cents.j 2nd quality Overalls, 50 cts. tra Gov. Oversnirts, $2.12. $2 25 best Calfornia gray,medium Overshirts, $187. . $2 Fine Cashmere Undershirts for $1 50. $175 Fine White Merino Undérshirts $1 50. $1.50 Fine White Merino Undershirts $125. Also, some for $1 and as low as 75 cents, Socks $1 per dozen. —— A LARGE VARIETY OF BOYS’ CLOTHING Will be sold at an Imm ense Reductien ! BOOTS, SHOES, ‘HATS, And everything else that is usually found in a first class Clothing Store which will be sold ata GREAT REDUCTION © _ Gall and see “HOW ’TIS Yo ?: Nathan & Casper: : Corner Of . Pine & Commercial Streets, For Sale by W. HL CRAW SOP CLOTHING! Stoves aaa Tinware . $20.00 Fine French Cassimere. $15 00.Fine French Cassimere . $2 50 best California Gray, ex* . : \ Ww. H ‘ “Crawiord's j — ~T COLUMN, ‘HARDWARE, IRON, & STEEL, Opposite the Express Office. MAIN STREET. Nevada any: J ae a Opposite the Express Office, MAIN STREET, Nevada City. DUPONT? ‘BLASTING POWDER, Fer sale by W. HB. cRAWFORD LOpposite the Wiles Office, MAIN STREET, Nevada City. SHOT, WADS AND. CAPS, FOR SALE ‘BY W: H. CRAWFORD, SET. Opposite the Express Office, [MAIN STREET, — . NevadajCity, . GIANT POWDER. Giant Powder Caps & Fuse, FOR SALE BY WM. H. CRAWFORD, , Opposite the Express Office, *, [MAIN STREBT, [Nevada City. BEAUTIFUL] WIRE: HANGING BASKETS, +-AND— WIRE FLOWER STANDS . FOR SALE BY WM. H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Expreas Office, MAIN STREET, Nevada City. SAPOLIO, * For Cleaning and Polishing, ¥OR SALE BY W.H. CRAWFORD, Opp. Express Office, MAIN STREET, Nevada City. — THE CELEBRATED LIGHTNING CROSS CUT SAWS, FOR SALE BY W. H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office, Main Street, NEVADA CITY. » Forenee. and other Sewing Machine Needles, _ FOR SALE BY WM. H. CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, » Nevada City. NEVADA CITY. : GLASSWARE, . “[ For sale by W. H. CRAWFORD, _. Bame is an gene 0 = CLG ABS AND, TOBACCO. HEAVY AND SHELF ROAD STREET, NEVADA crry, HAs recetved the 4 Gennitte, Peackt Beand Tobacco poe ‘ Peach. Navy Tobacco! IN DOUBLE THIOWNESS, And All Other Brands as Usue fo On Hand? 63 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM THE FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST! Miners and Consumers of Tobacco will save money by Buying the same by the quantity, at wholesale prices. Best Quality and Full Weight ! Goon INDUCEMENTS: . TO BUYERS OF TOBACCO. Thankful for the patronage'of the public T invite all desixing goods in my.line, to GIVE ME A CALL. JULLUS GREENWALD, Bread Street, Nevada City. January 28th, 1872 New Perfumes! NEW TOILET Goons —AND , SHE— Ona and Genuine Cologne, ~—AT— NEVADA DRUG STORE. agra ALSO Electro Silteon, For cleaning Silyer and Plated Ware. CALIFORNIA MAGIC POLISH, Sewing Machine Oil, Of the best quality. LIQUID BRONZE, that will improve the appearance of your ‘shoes, whether vld o new. Preston ls selling his goods, including the avove articles, ut the lowest rates in town. If you wish to get PAINTS and OILS cheap, buy them at, : _ dys PRESTON’S, HYDRAULIC CHIEF! prsunes HYDRAULIC CHIEF Is the Best Machine for Hydraulic Mining in Use ! MACHINES ON HAND and for sale.— Throw from One to Eight Inch Stream. Sacramento St. Machine Shop. Hydrauli¢e Miners Take Notice! I hereby caution Miners and Manufacturerx against making, buying, selling or using u Hydraulic Machine or Joint known as the Little Giant, manufactured and sold by Kk. R.& J. Craig, and Richard Hoskin, as the inent upon the invention of’ the machine wu as FISHER’S HYDRAULIC CHIEF, secured by Letters Patent, No. 110,222, dated Dec. 20, 1870, All parties partic ipating in such infringements will be rigorously prosecuted. F. H. FISHER. Nevada, Jan. 13th. NOTICE. EALED proposals will be received til the 18th instant, for building foundation walis and heating chamber, for the new Episcopal Church, to be erected on the corner ef Nevada and High Streets. The work to be done in accordance with the plan and specifications to, be seen. at the office of, C. Marsh, Esq., with whom ali bids tre to be left, The Committee reserve thre right to reject any qgrall bids. Bids tobe made for both brick and styne work, and to inclade all excavations. T H. CASWELL, C. MARSH, W. CRAWFORD, M, L. MARSH, Committee. EALER IN BEEF, MUTTON, PORK, VEAL, CORNED BEEF, ETC. Meats sold at Teasonsble rates for cash . Market om Commercia) streét, opposite Maonic Building, a2 D. M. BROWN, MD. ATE SURGEON U. 8. ee eens Successor to W. M. BAILEY, M. b Physician, Office-—Opposite Post Office, Nevade. 529 DEAL. J. W, CLARK DEAL & CLARK, . Attorneys and Counselorsat Law. M. S, DEAL, DISTRICT ATTORNEY AND NOTARY PUBLIC. M. 8. up stairs. Oo Brood and Pine burvets, — Seam ses . ae

9 tAINS . ! LAIN DINNER. oe i g OURNEY, 3 e, ‘aper, dow Shades, ” _ Lamps, ‘étc., in Nevada county, Ys lfepe stock of HES, COAL OIL, 2: PREYROLEUM se8.0ur Hianimot}i he Home Shute . , SIGOURNEY, D. LONDON ISURANGE OS FUND, (Gola) ,04t = ITED STATES, Md 2 },000 00 ! are personally re wents of the Com Shareholders. ., JOHNSTON, ific Department. ent for Nevada decl2 § AL. BR 60 DAYS! have removed to posite the old stand: SO shiall they sre their stock at an crificé . sin want of anyline to give them t be sold at some BERG BROS. California, County Township, ss. In Towaship, State -f vada. -The People send greeting to J. You are hereby rein. action brought ice’s Court of the tate of California, e 3d day of June, aintiff. and to antherein within fifhe day of service of this Summons, unty, otherwise in nt will. be taken The said action is sum of Eighty-six er coin of the Unidefendant to the A promissory note en the 5th day of nterest thereon st t per month until re fully shown as ly office. And you t you fail to appear int as above require judgment, by. deighty-Six dellars in the United States Constable of said Ka Make legal serthis 3a day of June ustice of the Peace, reka Township. at the above Sumthe Nevada Daily 2 a week for forty t D, J. P. Eureka tp. : this isa true copy i 3. LLON, Constable. By virtue of an Ex ted and delivered, +t Court of the th saan LCT em ee for Nevada County, [7 « ing date July ‘th, dered in said Court favor of A. Delano ‘Gravel Mining Co. in U. 8. gold coin, ut sora of B i, together with his 3, at the date-of said . costs amounting to . . the right, title and and to the followheretofore attached [ mining clans, situ& Ready Township, Stabe of California, cnewn as the claims fiming Co’s claims; . ern boundary of the f d running along the . y 1200 feet ; thence . of the hill : thence o's ~west line. ant Saget of beginning. and imay ing of steam eD. dings, sluices, hoist2 that I will export — ove described propler, in front of the re city of Nevads, oF ¢-3a, 1872, ) ofelock, A, M. snd % this 30th day of ERRIN, Sheriff. et Under Sherif, jyll reditors. the Batate of Jas. . a: ass otice 18 hereby F a8 a tote ’d, 0 eee having cheim® to exhibit the same mchers within ‘e! f ration of this notice ator, at the office °! script, Ne vada City, rH, Administrator . Adeninistreter. ry ume as VCH ROR Riera etre z ed NEVADA crr ¥, gan. \A z LOCAL AFFAIRS. Railroad Tathe Ve believe that Nevada county has the ability.to-seeure a ‘railroad connécting With the ‘tiarkets, Such _u road could be built t6. Auburn in, say. thinty miles. Seyénto eight niles’of the -roud: would-be in Placer county, leaving twenty;two in Nevada, just the distance'6f the stryey to Colfax.We ane told the country between Nevada and’ Grass’ Valley, and Auburn, is: more favorable than any other for such a road; that a road coukd -berun-almost ina} straight line, { du-—exeellent crossing of B river could be secured, We Sichises the people of Auburn will willingly unite i the _eonstruction of & ‘road whieh will mike their town the depot of the trade and travel of Nevada @ county. . ‘This road would passthrough a good country and would ‘seeure considerable way business.. We believe, in fact we have irfformation, that considerable help for the construction of such a road ean be secured outside of Nevada county, andwith the active and earnest co-operation of our eitizens we believe a road can be put in operation in less than: twelve months, Let our citizens begin to talk railroad and be ready to act railroad whenever the favorable epportunity occurs, anid the thing can'be accomplished, Greater schemes have ~beén carried out by smaller communities edniprised of less energetic and public spirited citizens. Why . -shoald' Nevada and Grass Valley be behind ‘in the enterprise necessary for the progress and prosperity of the two towns. “Let the people of both places work and act in unison, } and the benefits resulting from such a road ‘Will be mutual. Local matin The Board of Equalization held an evening session on Saturday night, until 10 o’clock and have completed: their work within the time required by law, The Boatd have been in session every day from 9 to 4vo’clock often extending work to 5 or 6 o’clock. Many applications have been made and much .evidence taken by the Board. The workmen are making rapid progfess on the Odd Fellows Hall building. The heavy timbers were being put in place yesterday) and the bricklayers are doing first rate work. If people who settle mertgages would satisfy them, or the County Records, they would not receive notices every year and be compelled to come to the county seat to keep them from being taxed. oD We notice sigar pine lumber on the way to the markets below,from Snow Point. “This lumber is equal to any in the State and with a railroad could be got to market better and cheaper, _ The Republican: Primaries will held throughout the county next Saturday, for the election of delegates to the County Convention. The weather Sis much more woke perate than it was a week ago. Blankets are now necessary for comfort at night. The Sunday law was ‘not’so much observed on last Sunday as a week ago. Some people ‘wont know the luw antil'they_pay a fine or two. _ Animals running.at large at night will be taken up underthe city ordinance and.put-in the pound. The County Court, Grand Jury, ‘and Board of Supervisors wtll meet on Monday August 5th, ‘Reeorder’s Office. The following instruments were ‘filed for record in the County Recorder’s office yesterday: Deeds—Jas. C. Conaway te C} Conaway. Town lot in Grass Valley P. S. Murphy executor to Chas. Sherman. Real estate at San Juan. Chesholm et. als. to Yuba Tunnel . Gold Mining Co. Mining claims on Manzanita Hill, Beldgeptes township. John Hill and siphs' to Chas. Sherman., Real estate in San Juan. — >a Music at the Rink. Mr, Bullard has engaged Carter's Brass Band on Wednesday and Satvrday evenings, to furnish music at the Skating Rink, for the pleasure of all who attend. Each evening’s em . . tertainment will conclude with a calling lw echottische, waltz, etc. . a af Whieh will be’ sold atthe lowest living . es longer than any ready made clothing. cf > The Wearand Tear of Life: The cares;.anxieties and misfortunes of life have as much to do with shortening it Las disease, . They are infact the source of many ailments and physic al disabilities, Netvous weakness, ds Speosia, aifections of the liver, disturbances of the-bowe els; headaches, . i hypochondria and inonomapii ard among these “distressi is fruits. <It is, therefore, of gteat.im . business responsibilities, or harrasged by family troubles, cr excited by speculation, or perplexed by a multiplicity of enterprises, or in any way overtaxed or over_worked, shonid keep up their stamina by the daily use of a wholesome tonic. Thou.’ sands. of persons thus circumstanced are enabled to bear up agaigst the difficulties in which they are-ittvolved, and to retain their strength, health and mental clearness, by theregular usé of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Diseases*which are prone to attack ;the-body-when debilitaled and broken ken down. . by over much brain Work, oréxhausting physical labor, are kept at bay by the resistant power. with «which this~incomparable tonic endowsthe nervous system and the vitalergans. At this-season, when the heat is evaporating the elements ofi strength fron-every poré, an‘invigorant is absolutely essential tb the safety and comfort of the public, and ‘is required even by the more robust if-they desire to keep their athletic capabilities in status quo. Hence a course of Hestetter’s Bitters is particularly useful at this period of the year asa det ense against the invisible disease afloat in a sultry atmosphere. It is the most potent of all . . preventive medicines, and for all complaints which affeet the stomach, the liver and the bowels, and interfere with the perfect digestion and agsimilation of food, itis he standard . remedy. LS TS GRO. BE. TURWER. E. W. BIGELOW. E. W. BIGELOW &.CO., DEALERS LN Hardware, cruery, Groceries and Provisions. Tinware, Glassware, . Commercial. Street,..... Nevada City. Ww: have just received a large and’ well Groceries and Provisions, rates, Geods delivered a reasonable itz ance free of charge. Nevuda, May 24th, 1872. CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING. Cae . & ROSENFHAL i I AS ‘just received a large and beautiful stock of Spring and Summer Cloths, of tue very latest styles, which he is prepared tof Make up to order On the shortest notice and on the mos reasonable terms.] & good fit guaranteed inevery case. “If you wanta well fitting Coat, Vest or Pants leave your order with me, and I will gaurantee they will fit you better and last glcpaiting and cleaning dohe on short noA. ROSENTHAL, Pine Street, Nevada wy. BEER HOUSE. : rt m2 7= iy ATK (hah, BROAP STREET, NEVADA CITY ‘Corner Building, Next ‘below National Exchange. ee SENNER & SONS., PROPRIETORS. Manufacturers ef Ginger Pop.

LAGER BEER sold at the House by the Jug, Measure er Keg. Call on JOHN and FRED. and . $20 ‘MINER'S ATTENTION . ENERS AND MANUFACTURERS are pi. hereby cautioned against MAKING, BUXING, SELLING OR USING what is known a8 H.R. & J. Oraig’s new and improved Hydraulic Joint or Nozaid, as the same is an infringement oe the invention of the by Letters Patent No. 108,654, dated ‘Oct. Chaeapion, "ned ll partie partitpatng Champion,” such infringement will be ly prosécuted. . THOMAS ag Preprietor of Watson's Hydtatlic ChamM Dated Weteda eit, Jan. 2d, 9872. Notice to Creditors. NSTATE OF JOSEPH R. HENRY ,Deceased, Notice is herebv given by the undersigned Administrator of the sbeve named Estate, to the creditors of,and to all ns having claims against seid deeeased to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within ten monthe fromthe sy publication of this notice, to the said Adminispsi i their Beer. FRANK HENRY, Administrator. of Joseph BR, Henry, deNiles Searis, Attorney. Nevada, July 18th 1872. FURNITURE! ° FURNITURE EBOORY 2 ren want of anything in the Furniture line, from the finest Bed Room and Parlor Sets t Down toCommon CHAIRS AND TABLES, can buy them at extraordinary low rates by J. & JOHNSTON. jy19 . GRAND. OPENING. ce that persons . whose minds are oppressed with heavy . selected stock of § rea * OLOTHING, . On Commercial§ St. considering the quality of the goods, OF THE STOCK CLOTHING; a THE mMouNTamnst—{* B, H. MILLER, Wer respectfully inform the people ot Nevada County thet he las opened a ie NEW STORE @, WITH ANS ag Entire New Stock OF Furnishing Goods, Boy’s Clothing. jf Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, And every other article usually found in a first-class Establishment. Cpposite Coe’s Shoe Store. 4 The Goods are arriving daily and entire stock of New .and Beautiful Goods, all of them of the Latest Importation, {no old worn out shelf goods in the lot] will be open fct public inspection on Friday. I don’t propose to advertise a list of prices but purchasers will find, that my prices are as low’ as any in the State. By dealing honerably with every one and selling goed goods at ‘ow prices, Sieoaie receive a fair share of public patronage. . This Store is not in any manner connected with any ether establishment. ss All T ask of purchasers is : GIVE ME A CALL Q B. i, MILLER “PROPRIETOR, == ~ 4 FA ‘ . Weeds Juve 20th, L National Exchange Hote! Building. : PEDPLE OF NEVADA county EVER BROUGHT arro. NATHAN & CASPER, . $8, ese ee ee Important News! aa im TO-TEE CLOTHING . $50, 000. WORTH —OF— ‘Clothing © : TWILL JRE SOLD AT Reauced Prices: } —BIZ : P N order to make room for the Fal) Trade and to give everybodys chance te Wear a Fine Suit of Clothes. on all occasions ! if They have Reduced the Prices of Clothing ! AS FOLLOWS = $25 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $20. Suits for $15. Suits for $13. $12 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $10. $9 00 French Cassimere Pants / $8 00 French Cassimere Pants $7, $6 50 French essai ere Pants $4,50. $4 50 French Cassimere Pants $4 ‘ 4&1 Duck Pants 75 cents. $1 best Overalls 75 cents.j 2nd quality Overalls, 50 cts. tra Gov. Oversnirts, $2.12. $2 25 best Calfornia gray,medium Overshirts, $187. . $2 Fine Cashmere Undershirts for $1 50. $175 Fine White Merino Undérshirts $1 50. $1.50 Fine White Merino Undershirts $125. Also, some for $1 and as low as 75 cents, Socks $1 per dozen. —— A LARGE VARIETY OF BOYS’ CLOTHING Will be sold at an Imm ense Reductien ! BOOTS, SHOES, ‘HATS, And everything else that is usually found in a first class Clothing Store which will be sold ata GREAT REDUCTION © _ Gall and see “HOW ’TIS Yo ?: Nathan & Casper: : Corner Of . Pine & Commercial Streets, For Sale by W. HL CRAW SOP CLOTHING! Stoves aaa Tinware . $20.00 Fine French Cassimere. $15 00.Fine French Cassimere . $2 50 best California Gray, ex* . : \ Ww. H ‘ “Crawiord's j — ~T COLUMN, ‘HARDWARE, IRON, & STEEL, Opposite the Express Office.. MAIN STREET. Nevada any: J ae a Opposite the Express Office, MAIN STREET, Nevada City. DUPONT? ‘BLASTING POWDER, Fer sale by W. HB. cRAWFORD LOpposite the Wiles Office, MAIN STREET, Nevada City. SHOT, WADS AND. CAPS, FOR SALE ‘BY W: H. CRAWFORD, SET. Opposite the Express Office, [MAIN STREET, — . NevadajCity, . GIANT POWDER. Giant Powder Caps & Fuse, FOR SALE BY WM. H. CRAWFORD, , Opposite the Express Office, *, [MAIN STREBT, [Nevada City. BEAUTIFUL] WIRE: HANGING BASKETS, +-AND— WIRE FLOWER STANDS . FOR SALE BY WM. H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Expreas Office, MAIN STREET, Nevada City. SAPOLIO, * For Cleaning and Polishing, ¥OR SALE BY W.H. CRAWFORD, Opp. Express Office, MAIN STREET, Nevada City. — THE CELEBRATED LIGHTNING CROSS CUT SAWS, FOR SALE BY W. H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office, Main Street, NEVADA CITY. » Forenee. and other Sewing Machine Needles, _ FOR SALE BY WM. H. CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, » Nevada City. NEVADA CITY. : GLASSWARE, . “[ For sale by W. H. CRAWFORD, _. Bame is an gene 0 = CLG ABS AND, TOBACCO. HEAVY AND SHELF ROAD STREET, NEVADA crry, HAs recetved the 4 Gennitte, Peackt Beand Tobacco poe ‘ Peach. Navy Tobacco! IN DOUBLE THIOWNESS, And All Other Brands as Usue fo On Hand? 63 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM THE FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST! Miners and Consumers of Tobacco will save money by Buying the same by the quantity, at wholesale prices. Best Quality and Full Weight ! Goon INDUCEMENTS: . TO BUYERS OF TOBACCO. Thankful for the patronage'of the public T invite all desixing goods in my.line, to GIVE ME A CALL. JULLUS GREENWALD, Bread Street, Nevada City. January 28th, 1872 New Perfumes! NEW TOILET Goons —AND , SHE— Ona and Genuine Cologne, ~—AT— NEVADA DRUG STORE. agra ALSO Electro Silteon, For cleaning Silyer and Plated Ware. CALIFORNIA MAGIC POLISH, Sewing Machine Oil, Of the best quality. LIQUID BRONZE, that will improve the appearance of your ‘shoes, whether vld o new. Preston ls selling his goods, including the avove articles, ut the lowest rates in town. If you wish to get PAINTS and OILS cheap, buy them at, : _ dys PRESTON’S, HYDRAULIC CHIEF! prsunes HYDRAULIC CHIEF Is the Best Machine for Hydraulic Mining in Use ! MACHINES ON HAND and for sale.— Throw from One to Eight Inch Stream. Sacramento St. Machine Shop. Hydrauli¢e Miners Take Notice! I hereby caution Miners and Manufacturerx against making, buying, selling or using u Hydraulic Machine or Joint known as the Little Giant, manufactured and sold by Kk. R.& J. Craig, and Richard Hoskin, as the inent upon the invention of’ the machine wu as FISHER’S HYDRAULIC CHIEF, secured by Letters Patent, No. 110,222, dated Dec. 20, 1870, All parties partic ipating in such infringements will be rigorously prosecuted. F. H. FISHER. Nevada, Jan. 13th. NOTICE. EALED proposals will be received til the 18th instant, for building foundation walis and heating chamber, for the new Episcopal Church, to be erected on the corner ef Nevada and High Streets. The work to be done in accordance with the plan and specifications to, be seen. at the office of, C. Marsh, Esq., with whom ali bids tre to be left, The Committee reserve thre right to reject any qgrall bids. Bids tobe made for both brick and styne work, and to inclade all excavations. T H. CASWELL, C. MARSH, W. CRAWFORD, M, L. MARSH, Committee. EALER IN BEEF, MUTTON, PORK, VEAL, CORNED BEEF, ETC. Meats sold at Teasonsble rates for cash . Market om Commercia) streét, opposite Maonic Building, a2 D. M. BROWN, MD. ATE SURGEON U. 8. ee eens Successor to W. M. BAILEY, M. b Physician, Office-—Opposite Post Office, Nevade. 529 DEAL. J. W, CLARK DEAL & CLARK, . Attorneys and Counselorsat Law. M. S, DEAL, DISTRICT ATTORNEY AND NOTARY PUBLIC. M. 8. up stairs. Oo Brood and Pine burvets, — Seam ses . ae