June 17, 1873 (4 pages)

and inafirst cleeg nercial Streets ‘ @ Vid Stand. JARBFULLY. com. BROWN'S Commercial Sts. we, DA CITY. 1873, * , &th. CELEBRATE! . WORKS, pagure to the Greatret Least.Expense. . & CLARK, arnish, Fireworks of oll by them, aud guaran * Roman: Cand!es, ral Shells, Blue »f Stars, Balloons for Exhibitions, which without injury. JHUKCH & CLARK, Front St. San Francis. da, Ice Cream, ers, &c. INE TAM, REET, is prepared scople of this city .W ities of oda, Ice Cream, Candies, &c. da is equal to auy. The 1, and everybody knows 2 beut to be had @ the all and I will trest ANTOINE TAM. th. RANGLMENT. —— and Dutch Fiat ge ‘Line: ary, Proprietor. — Aoahe thie Inton Batel. we Yon Bet, Little York very MONDAY, WEDS. ¥ MORNINGS, at 8 Lleave Dutch Flat jevery TUESDAY THOR DAY MORNINGS, 00 vutrain. i Z0Y CRARY, Proprietor. es eae 1873. JR RB SALE. IsHR’ Ss’ YDRAUIae ed Times, and James A. Stidger, of the « cold enough for: Winter. The Daily eansiript. -NEVADA CITY, CAL. Brevities. AP ‘The members of Evanizeline-Chapter, No. 9, of the Eastern Star gree, should not fail to attend thé meeting to-night, at ,Masonic Hall. The élection of. officers will take place, the Chapter be organized, and other important business transacted. { The lady members vereeny are re' guested to. be present. A. d. Patrick, lof the San Juan town yesterday. —_Theyse ty us that-errangements for the celebration are progressing finely, , and there will be an immense crowd st the San Juan celebration. Members of the Light Guard and others who have caps, should return them to Sergeant Evens, at Wells, _ Fargo & Co.’s office. Uniforms not in use should also be returned. Jonathan Clark was in town yesterday. He informs us that many men are employed on the mill at Wheatland, putting up machinery, etc. The weather Sunday night ‘was Yesterday was cloudy and sultry, the signs being favorable fora thunder stcrm or an earthquake. a ABR rence The Festival Wednesday Night. There will bea splendid time at the Theatre, on Wednesday night. The ladies of the Methdist Church, will give a festival, at which a number of useful and ornamental articles will be offered for sale, refreshments furnished ete. During the evening there will be music, tableaux, songs etc. Every one whe desires to spend a pleasant evening, should attend the entertainment t6-morrow night. ' Man Drow ned ‘at Blocimfield. a On, Sanday last, Thomas Jackson was drowned at North Bloomfield, while bathing in the reservor of: the North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Co, He went with others to the reservoir, aud after the party had got through bathing, he remained in, saying he was going to swim to a certain log. He started off and some of the party noticed he had disappeared. The man never came to the snrface again, and the water had to-be drawn off from the reservoir before the body could be recovered. . Jackson resided in Grass Valley, and was employed in the store of Roberts at Malakoff. About a year.or so ago deceased had. his arm shot off while hunting. His ; jody was yesterday conveyed to Grass Valley for burial. Angora Goats. J Yesterday morning a band of about ove thousand g:aded and thoroughbred Angora goats passed through this city on the way to the ridge between the Sonth and Middle Yuba rivers, for grazing. Among thé’ lot are thirty thoroughbred bucks ard twenty-four does, imported by Sheri-. dan & Thomas, of Auburn, Placer county, last season, who are owners of the. flock. The raising of Angora goats has been thoroughly tested in this county by Mr. Stiles, who has now a largeflock grazing beyond the Banner mine. A very large number of kids of high grade are among the flock, and they thrive excelleutly. No country is better adapted te raising these animals than the. mountains of this State; and it is bound soon to becenie a very prolitable business, __Or am -— —--r_. Advertised Letters, __._. The following Idttersremain in the NevadaCity Post Office for the week énding Monday, June—1éth. Persons. calling for avy of these letters willplease say ‘advertised: Thomas Andrew, D. Webster Allen} P. Curtis, Dr. Gnffin, Henry Gray’ Riehard Graham, C, M. Hahn, E, llarvey, James M. Hann, N. J. Hartis Wm." Jessie, Miss Nancy, Jane, Phillip Mahn, Jack “Miller, “A. G. Manley, R. Win: McKee, Monsicut Kianda, Chas. Sutton, V. Stevens, 2, Q, Trompe, QO: While, P. V: Wheeler. Pei A OAR Sune. Curr: We publish the ‘following sure way.to drive bed bugs: ~ from old beds, for the benefit of our readers; Take green to:kato vines, put thenf ina basin or tray, pound them to pieees us’ fine’ as possible, then stain the. bedstead which they. inhabit with the juice, fill “the erevices With, pieces of vines and lay leaves urider the cuds of the slats. If this is Pricticed twice a year not a Cooper & Bros. daw Mill, at Blac Pent; 49 tow ranhing, “and they are" ready to supply the. demand for su-, perior Spruce and. Pine Lumber of ahy dimension required, on short Good seasoned. lumber always on hand-at the mill. : june 4-1m Tes anaene for Rent. i That-fine store in the Transcrrpr Building, Adjoining the Furniture store of J. E. Johnston, ° which has been newly refitted. Also, the.store adjoining the above. This'store contains counters, shelving. ete., complete.Apply to 9 Brown, & Deals oe frDr, Wistar’s ahinss of Wild Cherry is truly a balsam. It cone: tains the balsamic principle of wild Its ingrediénts are all balsamic. Coughs, colds and consumption ; disappedr rapidly. un=' der its balsamic influence. “ FOR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS, go to EDQUARY & COBB, 504 Kearney Street, San Francisco, as the First Premium for. best general photographic work was awar ded. them at the Mechanics’ Institute Fair for 1871. All work guaranteéd, Dr. Asorn,: Oculist, Aurist, Catarrh, Throat and Lung, Physician, and operating Surgeon for chronic diseases, Offices, lab oratory and residence, 213 Geary Street, San Francisco. mill a. ty : , Summer Nensown The summer sunshine that clothés the earth with luxuriant vegetation, evaporates a vast amount of crude, iuhciennine pe sein from its surface, which, mingling with the air in the form of mephitic gases, produces a variety of febrile and other diseases. The body-being debilitated by the warmth of the season, and.the pores being wide open, gaping as it were for seeds of sickness, any infectious principle that may exist in the atmosphere, ‘s readily received into the system, when it bears baneful fruit in the shape of malarious fever, bil‘iousness, diarrhea, dysentery, colic, . sick. ness at the, stomach, headache, or nervous prostration. I. order to'prevent these visitatione, put the system in a condition to resist all morbid influences. Brace the inner man with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, whether present in the air we breathe, the water wo drink, oy connected with our mania of life, or the nature of our pursuits, that science as yet given ‘to the world. The experience of twenty five years has taught an observant people, that this un. exceptional and agreeable tonic and alterative possesses prey entive aud remedial virtnes that are shared by n°“ other’ medicine of the present age. It has taught them also that while it is infinitely more efficient taan any.of the poisonous alkaloids prescribed as tonics, it is absolutely and entirely harmless. @ AS A SUMMER DRINK, 8 UNSURPASSED in quality and price by any similar article in the market, Prepared by KE. M. PRESTON, Druggist, § W Cor. Broad and Pine Sts. Dealer in Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumery, Hair Ols, Cosmetics, Flavoring Extracts, Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical use, Prescriptions carefuily éompaunded by day or night. NEW FRUIT STORE. CANNED G00DS AND ALL KINDS OF VEGETABLES. FRED. SENNER. FOULD respectfully inform the people of Nevada City that he has open\ eda FRUIE AXD ry sehen aaa STORE. ON PINE STREET, Adjoining George E. Turner’s Hardware Store, And will have. constantly on hand the finest variety of Fresh Fruits and Cundies to be had in the State. Kt" 1 willalso keep on hand all kinds of Vegetabies, Canned Goods, &e. I have made arrangements for’ the fruit from Chapmay’ Orchard, whieh will be rect ived at my store «very moruing, as fast ag the fruit becomes ripe. everything in my line, 1 hope to -merita share of public patronage: = FRED. SENNER. Nevada, May 24th, 1873. = CAUTION. TL. persons are warndd against echaek . idatiny, incorporating, of attemptiog to vecupy, or hold’ my gronud in any mannt Whatever,’er ‘in. connection with aay other claim, and 1 forbid the Sale, or atterapt, or possession, by anyone of, ‘or to any portion of the ground kuown as Alii-. son & Co.’s claims, lying Joie hans -rench Gorral and partly in Birchville Mining Distri ts, Neveda County, California. Al. purties are Warmed. pot to, buy-or bar. gain for said eBound above deserived, ss no obe is ‘ground sept fue aut Sprpesition of said ters exce e Ts BRWARD 4 French # bug will remain in the oe ‘ [We = Crawford's notiée, at the toling: market prices: Y cherry, the _balsamicproperties” of . a . tar and of pine. the purest invigorant and the most invinci-ble antagonist of ‘all canses of disease, . Preston’s Lemon Sugar __ & By endeavoring to~-furnish-the~best-of+—— ter Works. "Goto BELL & BROWN’S. ‘ one aE THE POPULAR eer _ . ONE. PRICE CLC THIER AND Sal : r : —-OF— _ SRELE NEVADA COUNTY, . = HARDWARE, a . [4S 20S? REcErven ae SLows, sient eons z wei 4 AGRIC CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, tt the old stand, PPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL AND EXPRESS OFFICES, MAIN STREET, 5 wevapA. Iron and Steel, . Nails and Shovels; _ WHEELBARROWS. =, ROPE-all sizes. Blocks & Sheaves HYDRAULIC PIPE, Made to order and tarred. Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing Doors and Windows, GLASS AND PUTTY. White Lead. Linseed, Lard and Castor Oi). SOLE AGENT FOR THE . AVERILL CHEVICAL PAINT Mixed for Use. Giant, California and Eastern, owdar an d Fuse, AGENT FOR THE WEED SEWING MACHINE The Best Made’ Aiways in stock, Spodl Cot ton, Silk and Needles for the vairous Machines in’ use: Ames’ Patent SPRING BED BOTTOM . The Cheapest and best Spring Bed in the Market. AGENT FOR A. 8. HALLIDIE’S Wire Rope At the Manufactumer’s Prices and Freight. WOODEN ~AND™ _ WILLOW WARE. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. _Lamps and Chimneys. ma_Call end examine prices before purchasing elsewhere, for you'can savé inoney every time. _ No trouble to show goods and sei pri5 oom “though “nary” ‘eqent changes hands. Tin Ware made and repaired. taGas and Water Pipe of all kinds ulways on hand and connections made with the City Wa—~ charge. " ~AT_HIS— ODD FELLOWS’ BUILDING, Nevada City A Full Assortment of the. VERY LATEST STYLES ~ v ~ NETS SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS. —_—— ALSO, HATS, © GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, Boys’ and Children’s CLOTHING. Nevada, March 25th, 1873. CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES. J. JACOBS Yor respectfully inform the citizens of this city and surrounding towns that.he is in constant receipt of the ve ry finest brands of CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, ETC. ETC. Whith he offers for sale, wholesale and retail, at the lowest cash prices. Gentlemenin want of. the finest brands of Havana Cigars can be accommodated by calling at my store. My arrangements are such, and with a heavy stock on hand, I am enabled to supply retail dealers .w ith Cigars and Tobacco at lower rates than they can buy the same brands in San. Francisco. Call and examine the goods and prices. fJ, JACOBS, Masonic Building, Pine Street. NEW GROCERY STORE ¥ my23 J. §. HOLBROOK, OTLD respectfully inform the pubple of Nevada City and surround V cery Store,’ At the Similan of Main and Com, merctal Streets; And is prepared to furnish Groceries, Provisions, Can and Case Goods, And in fact everything that is usually kept in a first class store of this kind. —Goo0u8—will besold—«t—the lowest cash. price 8. Cailwnd see my Goods and Prices, Satisfaction guaranteed in every case, 4. Goods delivered free of churge. J. 8. HOLBROOK, Jdaunetion of Main and Commercial Sts. Nevada, May 34,1873. ° . L. HIRSCHMANN, Kidd’s Building, Pine Street, Nevada, wr AND RETAIL DEALER CANDIES, NUTS, DOMESTIC AND TROPICAL FRUITS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, AND A FULL STOCK OF FANCY GOODS. “And Pine Apples, con stamtly on hand. Fresh Froits received every day and elivered in any sisi of the city free of All orders from. the country promptly filled.» ED. GOLDSMITH, samy for I6e Cold Fourttain Soda. “oe B. ri. Miller, RAULROAD! F RAILROAD! ann we suit HAVE ONE. . ° “. NEVADA CITY 18 MOVING ON: fig towns that he has opened a New Gro‘ 1s THE CRY! ud ® “f WARD, AND EVERYBODY FEELS HAPPY ° ee ie EMPORIUM Palace’ of Fashion, “738 LOCATED ATNEVADA CITY, Oor. Broad and Pine 8is. by \ ASCHHEIM BROS, AHEAD OF ALL. ~ 4 Nea HERE WITH AN IMMENSE STOCK eg: CLOTHING. —FOR THE— SPRING & SUMMER TRADE. @ Bought at bottom figures and which an be sold at prices to correspond. WAR IS DECLARED. ‘Down with high prices and Everybody rejoices. OUR SPRING — AND SUMMER, ‘DRESS AND , BUSINESS SUITS, Are of the LATEST STYLES, and the -. largest assortment ever brought to Nevada County, which will be sold TWENTY FIVE PER CENT: Less than any other House. HATS, HATS, Of the latest Parisian Style, from a Wool to « Silk Beaver. GENTLEMENS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC., ETC., All of which we will sell at prices to suit everybody. Come one, come ail and exainine our govds and prices, Remember™the old stand. fa ASCHHEIM BROS., Importers, Wholesa‘e & Retaft Dealers, Cor. Broad and Pine Bts., mT Nevada City. _. New Spring Goods. ed MRS. M. A. STERLING. Commercial St.,-adjoining Masonic Hall, NEVADA CITY. 8 { Nevada and vicinity with the latest Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Novelties, etv., Which she has just received, such as Dress Goods; Mustins; Flonnels, Napkins, Table Linen, Towels, Hosiery, Hat and Bonnet Frames,Straw Hats, Ribbous, Trimmings, Flowers, ete. Also, latest style Brackets, Pictur Frames and Wall Pockets. The Goods will be sold cheap for cash, and a share of public patronage is solicited. : 5 MRS. M. A. STERLING. Nevada, April 30th, 1873. FOR SALE. COMPLETE “HOISTING consisting of ENGINE, BOILER, PUMP AND PUMP BOB. Also, 120 ft. 6-inch Pump Column, Mining, Fools, ' Track Iron, And in tact everything complete, for a mine. 2 Also; 200 cords. ef good dry osk and Wood. Will be sold cheap f foreact WCRES, now prepared to supply the ladies of . (GREAT SALR. ae” aa GLoTHING, = —sT— 4 "STORE. (Formerly Nathan & Casper. ) Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts, —— ———Opponite 2 Masonic Hal). ae Renee Ws: just received. a large epee stock of SPRING AND SUMM ©: CLOTHING! BOOTS, SHOES » FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, . -——-VALIBES, ETC), ETv ALSO LATEST STYLE OF HATS! OF ALL KINDS AND DESCRIPTION. A Fine Aasortiaont of LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’ SHOES and SLIPPERS. My Goods will be sold at the very owes price, and enly ONE PRICE asked. Give the old Pioneer a all, and he-wi give you better bargains than any othe store in Nevada county. B. NATHA) Nevada, April 20th, 1873, ESTABLISHED IN 1839. BRISTOL’S 2 SARSAPARILLA! & THE GREAT PURIFYER OF THY 9 BLOOD. FHNHE quickest and most Septal ctire for SCROFULA, RHEUMATISM, “FOUL ERUPTIONS, OLD SORES AND ULCERS. “All kinds of diseases or sores arising from implire blood and humors. It NEVER FAILS In effecting a complete cure, if used » putficient le ea, of time. For sale by.all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines, my22 Resta AS . ASR AAO ‘HOTEL, BROAD STREET NEVADA OITY CARR & TULLY. Proprietors. HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL I8 AL. eee eeeoeee the Traveling Public. -Large additions nave been made to it, and been fitted up in cicgant style. The Sleeping Rooms wre large, airy and comfortable, and’ the Table wii! — favorably with that-of any Hote} in the State. The Proprietors will spare vo pains nor expense to render their gocris comfortable. Stages forall parts of the State. have their Orfices at this Hotel. ; The House is kept open all night for theaccommodation of the Traveling Publier. Billiard Tables and Bar cwv+\+: with the Hotel. A share of Public Patronage ia respectipi» ‘ly solicited. CARR & TULLY, Proprietors. Nevada, June 9th, nt eae te GEO. WOODS & CO,.’s CRGANS. t perfected; capable of thie ntost bea ful musical effects, and bi the most ae causes. id Should see them nd be . COMBINATION SOLO STOPS.’ WM. G. BADGER, Wevade, May 17th, 1873. . ‘J pateta ce Ke TELLY, Ke evade City. Cal. * ‘Nevado, May Ti . 8t., San Francisco, his 1>O-e W Bs NATHAN'S é —waysopen forthe accommodation —e2— ITE roost remarkable instrument ove”

and inafirst cleeg nercial Streets ‘ @ Vid Stand. JARBFULLY. com. BROWN'S Commercial Sts. we, DA CITY. 1873, * , &th. CELEBRATE! . WORKS, pagure to the Greatret Least.Expense. . & CLARK, arnish, Fireworks of oll by them, aud guaran * Roman: Cand!es, ral Shells, Blue »f Stars, Balloons for Exhibitions, which without injury. JHUKCH & CLARK, Front St. San Francis. da, Ice Cream, ers, &c. INE TAM, REET, is prepared scople of this city .W ities of oda, Ice Cream, Candies, &c. da is equal to auy. The 1, and everybody knows 2 beut to be had @ the all and I will trest ANTOINE TAM. th. RANGLMENT. —— and Dutch Fiat ge ‘Line: ary, Proprietor. — Aoahe thie Inton Batel. we Yon Bet, Little York very MONDAY, WEDS. ¥ MORNINGS, at 8 Lleave Dutch Flat jevery TUESDAY THOR DAY MORNINGS, 00 vutrain. i Z0Y CRARY, Proprietor. es eae 1873. JR RB SALE. IsHR’ Ss’ YDRAUIae ed Times, and James A. Stidger, of the « cold enough for: Winter. The Daily eansiript. -NEVADA CITY, CAL. Brevities. AP ‘The members of Evanizeline-Chapter, No. 9, of the Eastern Star gree, should not fail to attend thé meeting to-night, at ,Masonic Hall. The élection of. officers will take place, the Chapter be organized, and other important business transacted. { The lady members vereeny are re' guested to. be present. A. d. Patrick, lof the San Juan town yesterday. —_Theyse ty us that-errangements for the celebration are progressing finely, , and there will be an immense crowd st the San Juan celebration. Members of the Light Guard and others who have caps, should return them to Sergeant Evens, at Wells, _ Fargo & Co.’s office. Uniforms not in use should also be returned. Jonathan Clark was in town yesterday. He informs us that many men are employed on the mill at Wheatland, putting up machinery, etc. The weather Sunday night ‘was Yesterday was cloudy and sultry, the signs being favorable fora thunder stcrm or an earthquake. a ABR rence The Festival Wednesday Night. There will bea splendid time at the Theatre, on Wednesday night. The ladies of the Methdist Church, will give a festival, at which a number of useful and ornamental articles will be offered for sale, refreshments furnished ete. During the evening there will be music, tableaux, songs etc. Every one whe desires to spend a pleasant evening, should attend the entertainment t6-morrow night. ' Man Drow ned ‘at Blocimfield. a On, Sanday last, Thomas Jackson was drowned at North Bloomfield, while bathing in the reservor of: the North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Co, He went with others to the reservoir, aud after the party had got through bathing, he remained in, saying he was going to swim to a certain log. He started off and some of the party noticed he had disappeared. The man never came to the snrface again, and the water had to-be drawn off from the reservoir before the body could be recovered. . Jackson resided in Grass Valley, and was employed in the store of Roberts at Malakoff. About a year.or so ago deceased had. his arm shot off while hunting. His ; jody was yesterday conveyed to Grass Valley for burial. Angora Goats. J Yesterday morning a band of about ove thousand g:aded and thoroughbred Angora goats passed through this city on the way to the ridge between the Sonth and Middle Yuba rivers, for grazing. Among thé’ lot are thirty thoroughbred bucks ard twenty-four does, imported by Sheri-. dan & Thomas, of Auburn, Placer county, last season, who are owners of the. flock. The raising of Angora goats has been thoroughly tested in this county by Mr. Stiles, who has now a largeflock grazing beyond the Banner mine. A very large number of kids of high grade are among the flock, and they thrive excelleutly. No country is better adapted te raising these animals than the. mountains of this State; and it is bound soon to becenie a very prolitable business, __Or am -— —--r_. Advertised Letters, __._. The following Idttersremain in the NevadaCity Post Office for the week énding Monday, June—1éth. Persons. calling for avy of these letters willplease say ‘advertised: Thomas Andrew, D. Webster Allen} P. Curtis, Dr. Gnffin, Henry Gray’ Riehard Graham, C, M. Hahn, E, llarvey, James M. Hann, N. J. Hartis Wm." Jessie, Miss Nancy, Jane, Phillip Mahn, Jack “Miller, “A. G. Manley, R. Win: McKee, Monsicut Kianda, Chas. Sutton, V. Stevens, 2, Q, Trompe, QO: While, P. V: Wheeler. Pei A OAR Sune. Curr: We publish the ‘following sure way.to drive bed bugs: ~ from old beds, for the benefit of our readers; Take green to:kato vines, put thenf ina basin or tray, pound them to pieees us’ fine’ as possible, then stain the. bedstead which they. inhabit with the juice, fill “the erevices With, pieces of vines and lay leaves urider the cuds of the slats. If this is Pricticed twice a year not a Cooper & Bros. daw Mill, at Blac Pent; 49 tow ranhing, “and they are" ready to supply the. demand for su-, perior Spruce and. Pine Lumber of ahy dimension required, on short Good seasoned. lumber always on hand-at the mill.. : june 4-1m Tes anaene for Rent. i That-fine store in the Transcrrpr Building, Adjoining the Furniture store of J. E. Johnston, ° which has been newly refitted. Also, the.store adjoining the above. This'store contains counters, shelving. ete., complete.Apply to 9 Brown, & Deals oe frDr, Wistar’s ahinss of Wild Cherry is truly a balsam. It cone: tains the balsamic principle of wild Its ingrediénts are all balsamic. Coughs, colds and consumption ; disappedr rapidly. un=' der its balsamic influence. “ FOR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS, go to EDQUARY & COBB, 504 Kearney Street, San Francisco, as the First Premium for. best general photographic work was awar ded. them at the Mechanics’ Institute Fair for 1871. All work guaranteéd, Dr. Asorn,: Oculist, Aurist, Catarrh, Throat and Lung, Physician, and operating Surgeon for chronic diseases, Offices, lab oratory and residence, 213 Geary Street, San Francisco. mill a. ty : , Summer Nensown The summer sunshine that clothés the earth with luxuriant vegetation, evaporates a vast amount of crude, iuhciennine pe sein from its surface, which, mingling with the air in the form of mephitic gases, produces a variety of febrile and other diseases. The body-being debilitated by the warmth of the season, and.the pores being wide open, gaping as it were for seeds of sickness, any infectious principle that may exist in the atmosphere, ‘s readily received into the system, when it bears baneful fruit in the shape of malarious fever, bil‘iousness, diarrhea, dysentery, colic, . sick. ness at the, stomach, headache, or nervous prostration. I. order to'prevent these visitatione, put the system in a condition to resist all morbid influences. Brace the inner man with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, whether present in the air we breathe, the water wo drink, oy connected with our mania of life, or the nature of our pursuits, that science as yet given ‘to the world. The experience of twenty five years has taught an observant people, that this un. exceptional and agreeable tonic and alterative possesses prey entive aud remedial virtnes that are shared by n°“ other’ medicine of the present age. It has taught them also that while it is infinitely more efficient taan any.of the poisonous alkaloids prescribed as tonics, it is absolutely and entirely harmless. @ AS A SUMMER DRINK, 8 UNSURPASSED in quality and price by any similar article in the market, Prepared by KE. M. PRESTON, Druggist, § W Cor. Broad and Pine Sts. Dealer in Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumery, Hair Ols, Cosmetics, Flavoring Extracts, Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical use, Prescriptions carefuily éompaunded by day or night. NEW FRUIT STORE. CANNED G00DS AND ALL KINDS OF VEGETABLES. FRED. SENNER. FOULD respectfully inform the people of Nevada City that he has open\ eda FRUIE AXD ry sehen aaa STORE. ON PINE STREET, Adjoining George E. Turner’s Hardware Store, And will have. constantly on hand the finest variety of Fresh Fruits and Cundies to be had in the State. Kt" 1 willalso keep on hand all kinds of Vegetabies, Canned Goods, &e. I have made arrangements for’ the fruit from Chapmay’ Orchard, whieh will be rect ived at my store «very moruing, as fast ag the fruit becomes ripe. everything in my line, 1 hope to -merita share of public patronage: = FRED. SENNER. Nevada, May 24th, 1873. = CAUTION. TL. persons are warndd against echaek . idatiny, incorporating, of attemptiog to vecupy, or hold’ my gronud in any mannt Whatever,’er ‘in. connection with aay other claim, and 1 forbid the Sale, or atterapt, or possession, by anyone of, ‘or to any portion of the ground kuown as Alii-. son & Co.’s claims, lying Joie hans -rench Gorral and partly in Birchville Mining Distri ts, Neveda County, California. Al. purties are Warmed. pot to, buy-or bar. gain for said eBound above deserived, ss no obe is ‘ground sept fue aut Sprpesition of said ters exce e Ts BRWARD 4 French # bug will remain in the oe ‘ [We = Crawford's notiée, at the toling: market prices: Y cherry, the _balsamicproperties” of . a . tar and of pine. the purest invigorant and the most invinci-ble antagonist of ‘all canses of disease, . Preston’s Lemon Sugar __ & By endeavoring to~-furnish-the~best-of+—— ter Works. "Goto BELL & BROWN’S. ‘ one aE THE POPULAR eer _ . ONE. PRICE CLC THIER AND Sal : r : —-OF— _ SRELE NEVADA COUNTY, . = HARDWARE, a . [4S 20S? REcErven ae SLows, sient eons z wei 4 AGRIC CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, tt the old stand, PPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL AND EXPRESS OFFICES, MAIN STREET, 5 wevapA. Iron and Steel,

. Nails and Shovels; _ WHEELBARROWS. =, ROPE-all sizes. Blocks & Sheaves HYDRAULIC PIPE, Made to order and tarred. Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing Doors and Windows, GLASS AND PUTTY. White Lead. Linseed, Lard and Castor Oi). SOLE AGENT FOR THE . AVERILL CHEVICAL PAINT Mixed for Use. Giant, California and Eastern, owdar an d Fuse, AGENT FOR THE WEED SEWING MACHINE The Best Made’ Aiways in stock, Spodl Cot ton, Silk and Needles for the vairous Machines in’ use: Ames’ Patent SPRING BED BOTTOM . The Cheapest and best Spring Bed in the Market. AGENT FOR A. 8. HALLIDIE’S Wire Rope At the Manufactumer’s Prices and Freight. WOODEN ~AND™ _ WILLOW WARE. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. _Lamps and Chimneys. ma_Call end examine prices before purchasing elsewhere, for you'can savé inoney every time. _ No trouble to show goods and sei pri5 oom “though “nary” ‘eqent changes hands. Tin Ware made and repaired. taGas and Water Pipe of all kinds ulways on hand and connections made with the City Wa—~ charge. " ~AT_HIS— ODD FELLOWS’ BUILDING, Nevada City A Full Assortment of the. VERY LATEST STYLES ~ v ~ NETS SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS. —_—— ALSO, HATS, © GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, Boys’ and Children’s CLOTHING. Nevada, March 25th, 1873. CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES. J. JACOBS Yor respectfully inform the citizens of this city and surrounding towns that.he is in constant receipt of the ve ry finest brands of CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, ETC. ETC. Whith he offers for sale, wholesale and retail, at the lowest cash prices. Gentlemenin want of. the finest brands of Havana Cigars can be accommodated by calling at my store. My arrangements are such, and with a heavy stock on hand, I am enabled to supply retail dealers .w ith Cigars and Tobacco at lower rates than they can buy the same brands in San. Francisco. Call and examine the goods and prices. fJ, JACOBS, Masonic Building, Pine Street. NEW GROCERY STORE ¥ my23 J. §. HOLBROOK, OTLD respectfully inform the pubple of Nevada City and surround V cery Store,’ At the Similan of Main and Com, merctal Streets; And is prepared to furnish Groceries, Provisions, Can and Case Goods, And in fact everything that is usually kept in a first class store of this kind. —Goo0u8—will besold—«t—the lowest cash. price 8. Cailwnd see my Goods and Prices, Satisfaction guaranteed in every case, 4. Goods delivered free of churge. J. 8. HOLBROOK, Jdaunetion of Main and Commercial Sts. Nevada, May 34,1873. ° . L. HIRSCHMANN, Kidd’s Building, Pine Street, Nevada, wr AND RETAIL DEALER CANDIES, NUTS, DOMESTIC AND TROPICAL FRUITS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, AND A FULL STOCK OF FANCY GOODS. “And Pine Apples, con stamtly on hand. Fresh Froits received every day and elivered in any sisi of the city free of All orders from. the country promptly filled.» ED. GOLDSMITH, samy for I6e Cold Fourttain Soda. “oe B. ri. Miller, RAULROAD! F RAILROAD! ann we suit HAVE ONE. . ° “. NEVADA CITY 18 MOVING ON: fig towns that he has opened a New Gro‘ 1s THE CRY! ud ® “f WARD, AND EVERYBODY FEELS HAPPY ° ee ie EMPORIUM Palace’ of Fashion, “738 LOCATED ATNEVADA CITY, Oor. Broad and Pine 8is. by \ ASCHHEIM BROS, AHEAD OF ALL. ~ 4 Nea HERE WITH AN IMMENSE STOCK eg: CLOTHING. —FOR THE— SPRING & SUMMER TRADE. @ Bought at bottom figures and which an be sold at prices to correspond. WAR IS DECLARED. ‘Down with high prices and Everybody rejoices. OUR SPRING — AND SUMMER, ‘DRESS AND , BUSINESS SUITS, Are of the LATEST STYLES, and the -. largest assortment ever brought to Nevada County, which will be sold TWENTY FIVE PER CENT: Less than any other House. HATS, HATS, Of the latest Parisian Style, from a Wool to « Silk Beaver. GENTLEMENS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC., ETC., All of which we will sell at prices to suit everybody. Come one, come ail and exainine our govds and prices, Remember™the old stand. fa ASCHHEIM BROS., Importers, Wholesa‘e & Retaft Dealers, Cor. Broad and Pine Bts., mT Nevada City. _. New Spring Goods. ed MRS. M. A. STERLING. Commercial St.,-adjoining Masonic Hall, NEVADA CITY. 8 { Nevada and vicinity with the latest Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Novelties, etv., Which she has just received, such as Dress Goods; Mustins; Flonnels, Napkins, Table Linen, Towels, Hosiery, Hat and Bonnet Frames,Straw Hats, Ribbous, Trimmings, Flowers, ete. Also, latest style Brackets, Pictur Frames and Wall Pockets. The Goods will be sold cheap for cash, and a share of public patronage is solicited. : 5 MRS. M. A. STERLING. Nevada, April 30th, 1873. FOR SALE. COMPLETE “HOISTING consisting of ENGINE, BOILER, PUMP AND PUMP BOB. Also, 120 ft. 6-inch Pump Column, Mining, Fools, ' Track Iron, And in tact everything complete, for a mine. 2 Also; 200 cords. ef good dry osk and Wood. Will be sold cheap f foreact WCRES, now prepared to supply the ladies of . (GREAT SALR. ae” aa GLoTHING, = —sT— 4 "STORE. (Formerly Nathan & Casper. ) Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts, —— ———Opponite 2 Masonic Hal). ae Renee Ws: just received. a large epee stock of SPRING AND SUMM ©: CLOTHING! BOOTS, SHOES » FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, . -——-VALIBES, ETC), ETv ALSO LATEST STYLE OF HATS! OF ALL KINDS AND DESCRIPTION. A Fine Aasortiaont of LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’ SHOES and SLIPPERS. My Goods will be sold at the very owes price, and enly ONE PRICE asked. Give the old Pioneer a all, and he-wi give you better bargains than any othe store in Nevada county. B. NATHA) Nevada, April 20th, 1873, ESTABLISHED IN 1839. BRISTOL’S 2 SARSAPARILLA! & THE GREAT PURIFYER OF THY 9 BLOOD. FHNHE quickest and most Septal ctire for SCROFULA, RHEUMATISM, “FOUL ERUPTIONS, OLD SORES AND ULCERS. “All kinds of diseases or sores arising from implire blood and humors. It NEVER FAILS In effecting a complete cure, if used » putficient le ea, of time. For sale by.all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines, my22 Resta AS . ASR AAO ‘HOTEL, BROAD STREET NEVADA OITY CARR & TULLY. Proprietors. HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL I8 AL. eee eeeoeee the Traveling Public. -Large additions nave been made to it, and been fitted up in cicgant style. The Sleeping Rooms wre large, airy and comfortable, and’ the Table wii! — favorably with that-of any Hote} in the State. The Proprietors will spare vo pains nor expense to render their gocris comfortable. Stages forall parts of the State. have their Orfices at this Hotel. ; The House is kept open all night for theaccommodation of the Traveling Publier. Billiard Tables and Bar cwv+\+: with the Hotel. A share of Public Patronage ia respectipi» ‘ly solicited. CARR & TULLY, Proprietors. Nevada, June 9th, nt eae te GEO. WOODS & CO,.’s CRGANS. t perfected; capable of thie ntost bea ful musical effects, and bi the most ae causes. id Should see them nd be . COMBINATION SOLO STOPS.’ WM. G. BADGER, Wevade, May 17th, 1873. . ‘J pateta ce Ke TELLY, Ke evade City. Cal. * ‘Nevado, May Ti . 8t., San Francisco, his 1>O-e W Bs NATHAN'S é —waysopen forthe accommodation —e2— ITE roost remarkable instrument ove”