March 13, 1872 (4 pages)

. ¥ le ston eb. ek, Yee\, OF pal Ty. siti& r Di' assured by the managers that all -.whe attend wil] be perfectly satisfied -found until next morning about 7 ‘Superintendent of the English Com_ posure or by falling in some of the _and the people and the press there, . Boara the Daily. Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. a LOCAL AFFAIRS. A Night i the Storm--Child Lost _ and Found, . On Saturday evening, between 4 and5 o’clock, a little son of E. D. Bush, of Red Dog, aged three years, wandered from home, and was’ not o’clock. The father was reading,and the mother engaged in her household duties when the little fellow went out. The child was gn missed,and as darkness came ‘on and the storm increased, the paréiits realized that it was lost. The news was soon carried to the adjoining town of You Bet, and immediately over. fifty men began the search, Mr, Cook, the pany suspended work, that the entire force might be spared tosave, if possible, the missing child from the death which seemed to ‘threaten the little one in that terrible night of darkness and storm. The whole country about Red Dog was. scoured by men all night long, and the flickering lights of the lanterns could be seen in every direction, Every one of the men who thus searched in the pelting storm hoped to. be able to restore the child to the distracted mother, who was also among the searchers. All feared that the child would be found dead, either from exopen shafts in the vicinity. Daylight came, but the child was not found, and the search was continued, in the . ’ hope that at least the body might be found for burial. Mr. Ennis and Mr. Thorndyke, who had fine setter dogs, started out in different directions, in hope that the dogs. might find the child. The instinct of the animal and its keen scent proved superior to man’s reason in this case. When about a mile from the home of} the child, Mr. Thorndyke noticed that his dog had found the scent and. was eagerly following its direction to some bushes. When thedog reached the spot he howled and acted in such a manner that those who saw him were satisfied that the object of the night’s search had beén found. The child was -discovered snugly curled up under a large bush and seemingly contented. When they got to it, the little fellow said: ‘I’m hungry, I want to go home and get breakfast.”’ The good news of the successful termination of the long search spread rapidly, and the child was soon: restored tothe anxious mother. The little fellow was none the worse for his night in the storm. Third Lecture. _ The third lecture for the benefit of the Nevada Library Association, was delivered on Monday evening by Jno. Pattison Esq. of this city.’ ‘The subject was ‘‘Odds and Ends,’’ and the lecturer so handled the odds that the audience regretted the end came so soon. He commenced by stating that some persons in the audience might consider him embarrassed and in such an event they would be right. He-then-went on-and-touched upon} many local and general topics in such a& manner_as to keep the. audience in a good humor, and concluded by saying that if any were notsatisfied they could demand the money back of Jonathan Clark. It was évident, however, from the manner in which the audience appreciated the lecture, that no money would be demanded. The lecture was a success, and the audience were well entertained. Grass Valley Minstrels. This Company, who have been engaged for a long time in fitting themselves for a creditable appearance before the public, have been giving a series of entertainments to the people inour sister town of Grass Valley, pronounce) them equal to the best San Francisco Minstrels. They have decided to give a performence in this city, at the Nevada ‘Theatre, on Thursday evening next, consisting of songs, burlesques, dances, etc. Nothing of an immoral or. impolite character will be allowed, and we are with the evening’s entertaiment.— Let the Theatre be crowded to-morTow w night. ‘Laugh and grow fat.”’ ‘The Social Circle connected with the Congregational Church, will meet this, Wednesday evening, at the residence of E.M. Preston, East Broad RUBBER BOOTS! bs y . RUBEER BOOTS! $4.50 e —AT— \Banner. Bros. SPECIAL NOTICE. — Indigestion is ‘the cause of nine-tenths ofall diseases the living machine is subjectto ! Give tone tothe save more than half in your. doctor's bills. -Dr. HENLEY’s OELEBHATED IXL Brrrers are recommended by all physicians to Dyspeptics and for all Complaints of the Liver and Digestive organs. Rw See advertisement in another column, feb7-3m Lassitude and Debiility. _ The relaxation of. nervous energy which creates an indispgsition to physical or menpositive inability, and whidh we term lassitude, proceeds from a variety of_causes. The principal of these are constitutionaldebility, heat of the atmosphere, coupled with humidity, climatic changes, and the physical prostration consequent upon.a long ff. ness.’ But if the nervous system is unduly relaxed, something is required to brace it up. That something is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which is universally recognized as the most complete and speedy recuperant of the physical forces in existence. It has been sothoroughly and widely demonstrated as to be a matter of positive certainty and familiar knowledge, that the Bitters will not oniy rehabilitate the physique, when also, if taken systematically, actually compensate the constitutionally feeple frame for its deficiency of strength, and by infusing new life intos weak aystem, endow it with the health and vigor which Nature has denied it, The Bitters also enable the body to resist the enervating influences of heat» humidity, and changes froma temperate to & hot climete. It is on these accounts especially to be recommended to travelers and residents in the torrid zoné, and persons subjected to abrupt transitions in-.temperature. ae A Card to the Public. Ww: the undersigned, do hereby certify, that we have employed DR. F. BUELOW, As our Medical Adviserand Family Physician, and that the said Dr. Buelow has met with the greatest success in all: cases coming under his treatment, and that we cheerfully recommend him to the public of Nevada City and County. as a prominent —_ sician. J. JACOBS, A. ROSENTHAL, C. P. RINNERT, .— A. BARUH, : * K. FOEUTH, WM. scorT, MRS. OALDWELL, R. W. TULLY, _ A. J. STILEs, A. GOLDSMITH, A. ISOARD, MRS. THOMAS MOONEY, LOUIS W. DREYFUSS, JOHN BLASAUFP, DANIEL MURPHY, MARIAN ANDRODE, L. JACOBS, JOHN PEARD, MRS, WATTERS, ANTONIA JOSE /SILVA, JAMES H. YOUNG, MRS. W. L. TISDALB, . MRS. CANFIELD, = JOBN.EISTLE, WM. KISTLE, JOHN SENNER, Jr. MRS. M. J, TORSON, MRS. J. M: PHILLIPS, N. GC. TULLY, KASKIL CASPER, SIMON ROSENTHAL, ISADORE ISAAC, VIGTOR BANNER, H. LEVY. Nevada, Feb. 1st, 1872. COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. H. H. PEARSON.Proprietor. [Late of the Russ House.] SAN FRANCISCO: I take pleasure in informing my old friends of Nevada County that I have bought the interest of Messrs. Tubbs & Patten in the Cosmopolitan Hotel, and have -secured a Lease for a term of years of this well known house. The prices will be reduced, rang_ from two to three dollars per day for oraccommodation. Suits of rooms, with bath room and patent closets attached. the week or month as per contract. The per Or will be kept on the imost liberal scale. There is one of Miller’s Patent Safety Passenger Car Elevators attached to the house to convey guests to the floor upon which their rooms may be located. My seein is to make cay a family and business house, guaranteeing to every guest the best attention and the comforts of a home, and would be pleased to have the patomege of the people ef Nevada County. Meats sold at reasonable rates for Cash.— Shop on Broad Street, opposite the Nevada Theatre. ry MS. DEAL, Counselor and Attorney at Law. DISTRICT ATTORNEY, OF NEVADA COUNTY; AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Daily Transcript” Editorial O'reems, Hea, ora of Broad and Pine Se, street. A general invitation istended. 7 ( Nevada ; ae ss stomach and digestiveorgans, and you will f’ tal effort; so strong ; Bs almost to amount to4 shattered and wasted by—disease, but will . [XN S045T ries TO SUIT, for sale LOWEST MARKET RATES, . € ieee W. H. . CRAWFORD, No. 27 and 29 Main St. vA Opposite i ile Office, Fi. AVERILL’S “CHEMICAL PAINT! ! MANUFACTURED —BY THE— J ee ee ae Cheintvat‘Paint irae ; OF PUREST ‘vate: 3 THEY ARR CHEAPER, HANDSOMER, MORE DURABLE AND ELASTIC +PFhan the Best of any other Paint. THEY WILL NOT PEEL, CRACK, NOR CHALK OFF, and will last twice as long as the best White Lead. MIXED READY FOR APPLICATION AND SOLD ONLY BY THE GALLON. + os ny W. H. CRAWFORD, Sole Agent for Nevada City. H No, 27 and 29 Main Street, ? Opposite the Express Office. _ DR. EDWIN DOBRENZ, German Physician, Surgeon, Oculist, etc. etc. EGULAR GRADUATE OF THE Universities of Leipsiec and Wurzburg. Also, Pupil of the Celebrated Oculist, Dr: Graefe, at Berlin, Prussia. Late Chief Physician of the German Mutual Benevolent Societies of New York and San Francisco. Has located himself at Nevada City, and respectfully solicits the patronage of the public in the practice of any branch of the science, DR. DOBRENZ Laving had many years experience in the best European Capitols and Hospitals, guarantees to cure all long standing Diseases speedily. charge. Office on Commercial Street, opposite the Masonit Building. . Nevada, Jan. 19th. TO THE LADIES OF NEVADA §ITY AND COUNTY ! OUR SPECIAL ATTENTION is called-to the opportunity now presented to you to have your Boots, Shoes and Slippers of every description, made to order and a perfect fit guaranteed. Having had8,years experience in making custom work for the best Shoe Stores in San Francisco, I feel confident of giving entire satisfactionin every respect. Having lately left the well known firms of P. Kelly and F. X. Kasts, of San Francisco, I have fitted up Store, om Broad Street, adjoinin, Stumpi's Hiotel, for the aeantet purpose of na. Making Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s Boets and Shoes. I-fee] confident, if you will only give me a call and léave your Order, that you will be pleased. with my style of workmanship, And save 50 per cent on the cost: of your Boots and Shoes. H. W. VELLA, ~ Broad Street, 7 doors above Pitie. Nevada, Feb. 8th. "© SCRIP HOLDERS. LL WARRANTS DRAWN ON THE General Fund of Nevada, County, and registered prior to January 4th, 1871, will H. H. PEARSON be paid on presentation. Also, all Warrants pe eg Fand and registdted prior to ' JAMES MONRO, December 23, 1870, will be paidon presenEBALER IN BEEF tation. Interest on same ceases from this p VEAL, CORNED BEEF, CORNED . date. rea ALD; Treasurer. REENW By R W. Tully, Deputy. Nevada, March 6th, 1872. _ ARCADE SALOON. Broad Street, City, A. B. CARLEY, INING Greenwald’s Cigar Store, on ry DIO’ > gp apiceaaglalamnd And any desired Shade or Color>+ Indigent persons fronted free of +! ROAD STREET, NEVADA) CITY, HAS}. received the Genuine Peach Brand Tobaceo —ALSO— Peach Navy Tobacco! IN DOUBLE THICKNESS, And All Other Brands as Usua On Hand! « CIGARS! CIGARS! OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM THE FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST! Miners and Consumers of Tobacco will save money. by buying the _sameby the quantity, at wholesale prices = 4 Best Quality and Full Weight ! Ialso inform the Public that I intend to close out my business in. Nevada, by the First of May, therefore I will offer, GOOD INDUCEMENTS! TO BUYERS OF TOBACCO. ‘Thankful for the patronageof the publie I ‘invite all desiring goods in my line, to _ GIVE ME A CALL JULIUS GREENWALD, Broad Street, Nevada City. January 28th, 1872 MEERSCHAUM PIPES! GREAT BARGAIN! 4 hes E undersigned has on hand 200 Dozen Genuine Meerschaum Pipes ! Which he will sell TO DEALERS &@100 per cent cheaper than any other House on the Coast. Dealers are invited to call and examine my stock and prices before making their purchases. SAM. L. HASEY, 521 Kearney Street, SAN FRANCISCO. January 30th, 1872. GREAT BARGAINS! ! COMPLETE PORCELAIN DINNER SETS FOR $25! POTTER & SIGOURNEY, No. 18 Commercial street, Nevada City, are now selling Creckery, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Glass Ware, Wall Paper, Window Shades, “ Lamps, etc., Cheaper than ever offered in Nevada county. We have also,on hand a large stock of PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, COAL OIL, DANFORTH’S PATENT “PETROLEUM FLUID, etc. —Cali and see our mammoth stock. i We are Agents for the Home Shuttle Sewing Machine. Jan& POTTER & SIGOURNEY. One Price, and that the Lowest! ‘NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING. es B. NATHAN. ‘B, H. MILLER. NATHAN & MILLER, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, OULD reapectfully inform the publie that they have just received a large assortment of MEN and ‘BOYS’ CLOTHING, ” Business Suits, Underwear, Fine White Shirts, Excellent White Family Blankets, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FURNISHING GOoDs, The public is invited to call and examine our goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere. We have only one price for our LIQ Liquons ana Gt goods, and that the Lowest. friends and Paar “comers are invited “ : stew in and see me. at) ‘am 28 NATHAN & MILLER. HAMS, a CIGARS AND TOBACCO. ~ : \ . AND \ ° : 2 _ JULIUS GREENWALD, LARD. CASHIN & KENT, OULD respectfully inform the people of the State that they have on AN IMMENSE Lor OF NO. 1 NEW HAMS, NEW, BACON, The Product of Several Thousand Corn Fed Hogs, WHICH WILL BE SOLD At the VERY LOWEST RATES. These Hams, Baconand Lard are of our own manufacture and are superior te any ever before offered for sale in this or any other market. 8@~This firm is now receiving large shipments of Hogs from the East and is. manufacturing theminto Hams, Bacon and Lard The climate of thésmountains being favorable for. Curing, and the test care being taken inevery process, the product of the Establishment will be found “superior to any in the market, Pa. 3 “Ss tea. Before purchasing your LARD, examine the Cans and find our “BRAND” upon them. tea. Orders filled for any quantity of our celebrated HAMS, BACON AND LARD. Shipments made to any = of the Paeifie Coast. Address by mail or Wells, Fargo & Co’s. Express, CASHIN & KENT, Nevada City. Cal. Nevada; Dec. 12th. 1871. _ THOMAS SHURTLEFF. OULD respectfully inform the people of Nevada City and vicinity that he has on hand a cheice stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, has at his New Store, at the Junction Main & Commercial Sts. k@” HE HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK OF GROCERIES, P OVISIONS. CASE GOODS, &. &e. Ke. The finest assortment of Case, Canned ‘and Shelf Goods. Ever brought to Nevada, ‘Persons in want of anything in my line are respectfully invited to give me a call. : All Goods will be sold at the VERY LOWEST. CASH RATES. 25 TEOMAS SHUR °LEFF. ANSON W. LESTER, Cc. E. MULLOY LESTER & MULLOY, ” DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, &c. NO. 58 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. LOUR, HAMS, BACON, LARD, _and all sorts of PROVISIONS on hand. NEW GOODS constantly received from RION COD FISH, MICHIGAN CRANBERRIES, SEA MOSS FARINA, &c. All purchasers wishing anything in our line are requested to give us a call. LESTER & MULLOY, Nevada, May 9th. DENTISTRY. RS. HUGHSON & HOL ES, have opencd an office, Over Lester & Mulloy’s Store. They are prepared to perform all kinds of Mechanical and Operative Dentistry in the latest and most approved styles. . Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Si'ver, Vulcanite and Aluminium, Satisfaction teed as to quality and price of work. Visits made at residence, if desired. _ Nevada, May 30th, 1871. Photographic and Daguerrean ARTIST, Tene Sod of 8. phs and Ambro taken in the best style of the Art. A? STREET, over Tam’s Saloon, a Especially adapted to this market, which he . _ the Eastern markets, azhong them HYPE}. In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street: GEORGE A. PRINCE & CO’S., . ORGANS!: Lodge or Church. For Parlor, SSRS, PRINCE & CO. have the old . est, largest and most complete Manuthe United States, and have sent.forth a* greater number of instruments than any other Manufactory, and they have never had an instrument returned from any imperfection or deficiency in construction. For over twenty-three years, the superiorexcellence of the Prince Organs and Melodeons hds not been _questioned, and for six years past the enormous demand has made it, impossible for them to meet theirorders promptly, Instruments. manufactured by Prince & Co—twenty years old— are now valued by their ade ri ii as the day they were bought. : Forty-Eight Thousand Are now inuse in various parts of the world. ~ WM. KNABE & CO’S Undoubtedly the best. ‘first class Piano manufactured in America ! These Instruments having been before the Public for over thirty years, have, upon their excellence alone, attained an unpurchased pre-eminence, that — thent unrivalled. Their TONE combines great: power, sweetness in fine singing quality, as well as great purity of intonation and evenness throughout the entire scale. The TOUCH is pliant and elastic, and éntirely free from that stiffmess found in many Pianos. In WORKMANSHIP they are unexcelled WILLIAM McCAMMON & CO’S __(formerly Boardman, Gray & Oo’s) PIANO FORTES ! A RE comparatively low. priced, very durable Instruments, well suited to stand the extreme changes of moisture and dryness — in the foot-hills and mountain valleys. ~~ wa, Allour Instruments are fully warranted for five years, and will bear good usage from ten to fifteen years._Circulars and descriptive Price Lists will be sent en —— to' & LB BANCROFT & C0. wusi0 DEPARTMENT, “fan Francisco. GENERAL AGENTS FOR PACIFIC COAST. 2-3 ee THE COMMERCIAL UNION fp INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON, Capital $12,500,000 IN GOLD COIN. LOSSES SETTLED IMMEDIATELY ON ADJUSTMENT BY _G OHARA TAAFFE, General Agent. Office—North East Corner California aud Sansome Streets, SAN FRANCISCO. T. H. ROLFE, Agent, FOR NEVADA CITY AND COUNTY. .Office—No, 44 Broad Street, Nevada City. j5 MILLINGTON’S DANCING SCHOOL, —AT— TEMPERANCE HALL, Tuition of Children—-Saturday at 2 P. M Commencing Saturday, Jan, 6th. For Ladies, Wednesday;:: at 2 P. 2 + Oe mencing Jan. 10th, at7P.M. Commencing Jan. 8th. Terms for Ladies and Children, $2 per month. Gents, $5 per ragith. . Lessons in Highland Fling, Cracovieme, eto. if desired. ano DONNOLLY’S CALIFORNIA PREMIUM YEAST POWDER. ) os GREAT REDUCTION! Only $16 per gross, ‘TSEthe best and the pana Powder J ever offered to the public. No one can make good bread without BONNOLLY’S YEAST POWDER. Twenty-five gross of pure Yeast Powder made every day. For sale by all grocers, Factory, 121 Front Street, San Francisco. D. CALLAGHAN, Proprietor. re BEveryone uses Donnolly’s Cream on ~~ Donnolly’s Soda and Salatatus. MILWAUKEE BREWERY. W. DREYFUSS continues to mau L. facture as goodj LAGER BEER sold by the quart, gallon, in kegs and bottles. Leave your orders at the old stand, Spring Street, Nevada City. And they will be promptly and faithfully attended to. Give ane -§ trial, fident of giving-the very best satisfaction. Lacrer Breer delivered to any part of the : ss, faan-oe CHARGE. —_ i” factory of Cabinet Organs and Melodeons in , -fe tierano FORTES! FIRE INSURANCE. —_ s For Gentlemen, Monday and Thursday, As can be found on the Pacific coast. Seeret aa eens ete bas Fe, ag Nagpeet

. ¥ le ston eb. ek, Yee\, OF pal Ty. siti& r Di' assured by the managers that all -.whe attend wil] be perfectly satisfied -found until next morning about 7 ‘Superintendent of the English Com_ posure or by falling in some of the _and the people and the press there, . Boara the Daily. Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. a LOCAL AFFAIRS. A Night i the Storm--Child Lost _ and Found, . On Saturday evening, between 4 and5 o’clock, a little son of E. D. Bush, of Red Dog, aged three years, wandered from home, and was’ not o’clock. The father was reading,and the mother engaged in her household duties when the little fellow went out. The child was gn missed,and as darkness came ‘on and the storm increased, the paréiits realized that it was lost. The news was soon carried to the adjoining town of You Bet, and immediately over. fifty men began the search, Mr, Cook, the pany suspended work, that the entire force might be spared tosave, if possible, the missing child from the death which seemed to ‘threaten the little one in that terrible night of darkness and storm. The whole country about Red Dog was. scoured by men all night long, and the flickering lights of the lanterns could be seen in every direction, Every one of the men who thus searched in the pelting storm hoped to. be able to restore the child to the distracted mother, who was also among the searchers. All feared that the child would be found dead, either from exopen shafts in the vicinity. Daylight came, but the child was not found, and the search was continued, in the . ’ hope that at least the body might be found for burial. Mr. Ennis and Mr. Thorndyke, who had fine setter dogs, started out in different directions, in hope that the dogs. might find the child. The instinct of the animal and its keen scent proved superior to man’s reason in this case. When about a mile from the home of} the child, Mr. Thorndyke noticed that his dog had found the scent and. was eagerly following its direction to some bushes. When thedog reached the spot he howled and acted in such a manner that those who saw him were satisfied that the object of the night’s search had beén found. The child was -discovered snugly curled up under a large bush and seemingly contented. When they got to it, the little fellow said: ‘I’m hungry, I want to go home and get breakfast.”’ The good news of the successful termination of the long search spread rapidly, and the child was soon: restored tothe anxious mother. The little fellow was none the worse for his night in the storm. Third Lecture. _ The third lecture for the benefit of the Nevada Library Association, was delivered on Monday evening by Jno. Pattison Esq. of this city.’ ‘The subject was ‘‘Odds and Ends,’’ and the lecturer so handled the odds that the audience regretted the end came so soon. He commenced by stating that some persons in the audience might consider him embarrassed and in such an event they would be right. He-then-went on-and-touched upon} many local and general topics in such a& manner_as to keep the. audience in a good humor, and concluded by saying that if any were notsatisfied they could demand the money back of Jonathan Clark. It was évident, however, from the manner in which the audience appreciated the lecture, that no money would be demanded. The lecture was a success, and the audience were well entertained. Grass Valley Minstrels. This Company, who have been engaged for a long time in fitting themselves for a creditable appearance before the public, have been giving a series of entertainments to the people inour sister town of Grass Valley, pronounce) them equal to the best San Francisco Minstrels. They have decided to give a performence in this city, at the Nevada ‘Theatre, on Thursday evening next, consisting of songs, burlesques, dances, etc. Nothing of an immoral or. impolite character will be allowed, and we are with the evening’s entertaiment.— Let the Theatre be crowded to-morTow w night. ‘Laugh and grow fat.”’ ‘The Social Circle connected with the Congregational Church, will meet this, Wednesday evening, at the residence of E.M. Preston, East Broad RUBBER BOOTS! bs y . RUBEER BOOTS! $4.50 e —AT— \Banner. Bros. SPECIAL NOTICE. — Indigestion is ‘the cause of nine-tenths ofall diseases the living machine is subjectto ! Give tone tothe save more than half in your. doctor's bills. -Dr. HENLEY’s OELEBHATED IXL Brrrers are recommended by all physicians to Dyspeptics and for all Complaints of the Liver and Digestive organs. Rw See advertisement in another column, feb7-3m Lassitude and Debiility. _ The relaxation of. nervous energy which creates an indispgsition to physical or menpositive inability, and whidh we term lassitude, proceeds from a variety of_causes. The principal of these are constitutionaldebility, heat of the atmosphere, coupled with humidity, climatic changes, and the physical prostration consequent upon.a long ff. ness.’ But if the nervous system is unduly relaxed, something is required to brace it up. That something is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which is universally recognized as the most complete and speedy recuperant of the physical forces in existence. It has been sothoroughly and widely demonstrated as to be a matter of positive certainty and familiar knowledge, that the Bitters will not oniy rehabilitate the physique, when also, if taken systematically, actually compensate the constitutionally feeple frame for its deficiency of strength, and by infusing new life intos weak aystem, endow it with the health and vigor which Nature has denied it, The Bitters also enable the body to resist the enervating influences of heat» humidity, and changes froma temperate to & hot climete. It is on these accounts especially to be recommended to travelers and residents in the torrid zoné, and persons subjected to abrupt transitions in-.temperature. ae A Card to the Public. Ww: the undersigned, do hereby certify, that we have employed DR. F. BUELOW, As our Medical Adviserand Family Physician, and that the said Dr. Buelow has met with the greatest success in all: cases coming under his treatment, and that we cheerfully recommend him to the public of Nevada City and County. as a prominent —_ sician. J. JACOBS, A. ROSENTHAL, C. P. RINNERT, .— A. BARUH, : * K. FOEUTH, WM. scorT, MRS. OALDWELL, R. W. TULLY, _ A. J. STILEs, A. GOLDSMITH, A. ISOARD, MRS. THOMAS MOONEY, LOUIS W. DREYFUSS, JOHN BLASAUFP, DANIEL MURPHY, MARIAN ANDRODE, L. JACOBS, JOHN PEARD, MRS, WATTERS, ANTONIA JOSE /SILVA, JAMES H. YOUNG, MRS. W. L. TISDALB, . MRS. CANFIELD, = JOBN.EISTLE, WM. KISTLE, JOHN SENNER, Jr. MRS. M. J, TORSON, MRS. J. M: PHILLIPS, N. GC. TULLY, KASKIL CASPER, SIMON ROSENTHAL, ISADORE ISAAC, VIGTOR BANNER, H. LEVY. Nevada, Feb. 1st, 1872. COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. H. H. PEARSON.Proprietor. [Late of the Russ House.] SAN FRANCISCO: I take pleasure in informing my old friends of Nevada County that I have bought the interest of Messrs. Tubbs & Patten in the Cosmopolitan Hotel, and have -secured a Lease for a term of years of this well known house. The prices will be reduced, rang_ from two to three dollars per day for oraccommodation. Suits of rooms, with bath room and patent closets attached. the week or month as per contract. The per Or will be kept on the imost liberal scale. There is one of Miller’s Patent Safety Passenger Car Elevators attached to the house to convey guests to the floor upon which their rooms may be located. My seein is to make cay a family and business house, guaranteeing to every guest the best attention and the comforts of a home, and would be pleased to have the patomege of the people ef Nevada County. Meats sold at reasonable rates for Cash.— Shop on Broad Street, opposite the Nevada Theatre. ry MS. DEAL, Counselor and Attorney at Law. DISTRICT ATTORNEY, OF NEVADA COUNTY; AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Daily Transcript” Editorial O'reems, Hea, ora of Broad and Pine Se, street. A general invitation istended. 7 ( Nevada ; ae ss stomach and digestiveorgans, and you will f’ tal effort; so strong ; Bs almost to amount to4 shattered and wasted by—disease, but will . [XN S045T ries TO SUIT, for sale LOWEST MARKET RATES, . € ieee W. H. . CRAWFORD, No. 27 and 29 Main St. vA Opposite i ile Office, Fi. AVERILL’S “CHEMICAL PAINT! ! MANUFACTURED —BY THE— J ee ee ae Cheintvat‘Paint irae ; OF PUREST ‘vate: 3 THEY ARR CHEAPER, HANDSOMER, MORE DURABLE AND ELASTIC +PFhan the Best of any other Paint. THEY WILL NOT PEEL, CRACK, NOR CHALK OFF, and will last twice as long as the best White Lead. MIXED READY FOR APPLICATION AND SOLD ONLY BY THE GALLON. + os ny W. H. CRAWFORD, Sole Agent for Nevada City. H No, 27 and 29 Main Street, ? Opposite the Express Office. _ DR. EDWIN DOBRENZ, German Physician, Surgeon, Oculist, etc. etc. EGULAR GRADUATE OF THE Universities of Leipsiec and Wurzburg. Also, Pupil of the Celebrated Oculist, Dr: Graefe, at Berlin, Prussia. Late Chief Physician of the German Mutual Benevolent Societies of New York and San Francisco. Has located himself at Nevada City, and respectfully solicits the patronage of the public in the practice of any branch of the science, DR. DOBRENZ Laving had many years experience in the best European Capitols and Hospitals, guarantees to cure all long standing Diseases speedily. charge. Office on Commercial Street, opposite the Masonit Building. . Nevada, Jan. 19th. TO THE LADIES OF NEVADA §ITY AND COUNTY ! OUR SPECIAL ATTENTION is called-to the opportunity now presented to you to have your Boots, Shoes and Slippers of every description, made to order and a perfect fit guaranteed. Having had8,years experience in making custom work for the best Shoe Stores in San Francisco, I feel confident of giving entire satisfactionin every respect. Having lately left the well known firms of P. Kelly and F. X. Kasts, of San Francisco, I have fitted up Store, om Broad Street, adjoinin, Stumpi's Hiotel, for the aeantet purpose of na. Making Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s Boets and Shoes. I-fee] confident, if you will only give me a call and léave your Order, that you will be pleased. with my style of workmanship, And save 50 per cent on the cost: of your Boots and Shoes. H. W. VELLA, ~ Broad Street, 7 doors above Pitie. Nevada, Feb. 8th. "© SCRIP HOLDERS. LL WARRANTS DRAWN ON THE General Fund of Nevada, County, and

registered prior to January 4th, 1871, will H. H. PEARSON be paid on presentation. Also, all Warrants pe eg Fand and registdted prior to ' JAMES MONRO, December 23, 1870, will be paidon presenEBALER IN BEEF tation. Interest on same ceases from this p VEAL, CORNED BEEF, CORNED . date. rea ALD; Treasurer. REENW By R W. Tully, Deputy. Nevada, March 6th, 1872. _ ARCADE SALOON. Broad Street, City, A. B. CARLEY, INING Greenwald’s Cigar Store, on ry DIO’ > gp apiceaaglalamnd And any desired Shade or Color>+ Indigent persons fronted free of +! ROAD STREET, NEVADA) CITY, HAS}. received the Genuine Peach Brand Tobaceo —ALSO— Peach Navy Tobacco! IN DOUBLE THICKNESS, And All Other Brands as Usua On Hand! « CIGARS! CIGARS! OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM THE FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST! Miners and Consumers of Tobacco will save money. by buying the _sameby the quantity, at wholesale prices = 4 Best Quality and Full Weight ! Ialso inform the Public that I intend to close out my business in. Nevada, by the First of May, therefore I will offer, GOOD INDUCEMENTS! TO BUYERS OF TOBACCO. ‘Thankful for the patronageof the publie I ‘invite all desiring goods in my line, to _ GIVE ME A CALL JULIUS GREENWALD, Broad Street, Nevada City. January 28th, 1872 MEERSCHAUM PIPES! GREAT BARGAIN! 4 hes E undersigned has on hand 200 Dozen Genuine Meerschaum Pipes ! Which he will sell TO DEALERS &@100 per cent cheaper than any other House on the Coast. Dealers are invited to call and examine my stock and prices before making their purchases. SAM. L. HASEY, 521 Kearney Street, SAN FRANCISCO. January 30th, 1872. GREAT BARGAINS! ! COMPLETE PORCELAIN DINNER SETS FOR $25! POTTER & SIGOURNEY, No. 18 Commercial street, Nevada City, are now selling Creckery, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Glass Ware, Wall Paper, Window Shades, “ Lamps, etc., Cheaper than ever offered in Nevada county. We have also,on hand a large stock of PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, COAL OIL, DANFORTH’S PATENT “PETROLEUM FLUID, etc. —Cali and see our mammoth stock. i We are Agents for the Home Shuttle Sewing Machine. Jan& POTTER & SIGOURNEY. One Price, and that the Lowest! ‘NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING. es B. NATHAN. ‘B, H. MILLER. NATHAN & MILLER, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, OULD reapectfully inform the publie that they have just received a large assortment of MEN and ‘BOYS’ CLOTHING, ” Business Suits, Underwear, Fine White Shirts, Excellent White Family Blankets, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FURNISHING GOoDs, The public is invited to call and examine our goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere. We have only one price for our LIQ Liquons ana Gt goods, and that the Lowest. friends and Paar “comers are invited “ : stew in and see me. at) ‘am 28 NATHAN & MILLER. HAMS, a CIGARS AND TOBACCO. ~ : \ . AND \ ° : 2 _ JULIUS GREENWALD, LARD. CASHIN & KENT, OULD respectfully inform the people of the State that they have on AN IMMENSE Lor OF NO. 1 NEW HAMS, NEW, BACON, The Product of Several Thousand Corn Fed Hogs, WHICH WILL BE SOLD At the VERY LOWEST RATES. These Hams, Baconand Lard are of our own manufacture and are superior te any ever before offered for sale in this or any other market. 8@~This firm is now receiving large shipments of Hogs from the East and is. manufacturing theminto Hams, Bacon and Lard The climate of thésmountains being favorable for. Curing, and the test care being taken inevery process, the product of the Establishment will be found “superior to any in the market, Pa. 3 “Ss tea. Before purchasing your LARD, examine the Cans and find our “BRAND” upon them. tea. Orders filled for any quantity of our celebrated HAMS, BACON AND LARD. Shipments made to any = of the Paeifie Coast. Address by mail or Wells, Fargo & Co’s. Express, CASHIN & KENT, Nevada City. Cal. Nevada; Dec. 12th. 1871. _ THOMAS SHURTLEFF. OULD respectfully inform the people of Nevada City and vicinity that he has on hand a cheice stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, has at his New Store, at the Junction Main & Commercial Sts. k@” HE HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK OF GROCERIES, P OVISIONS. CASE GOODS, &. &e. Ke. The finest assortment of Case, Canned ‘and Shelf Goods. Ever brought to Nevada, ‘Persons in want of anything in my line are respectfully invited to give me a call. : All Goods will be sold at the VERY LOWEST. CASH RATES. 25 TEOMAS SHUR °LEFF. ANSON W. LESTER, Cc. E. MULLOY LESTER & MULLOY, ” DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, &c. NO. 58 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. LOUR, HAMS, BACON, LARD, _and all sorts of PROVISIONS on hand. NEW GOODS constantly received from RION COD FISH, MICHIGAN CRANBERRIES, SEA MOSS FARINA, &c. All purchasers wishing anything in our line are requested to give us a call. LESTER & MULLOY, Nevada, May 9th. DENTISTRY. RS. HUGHSON & HOL ES, have opencd an office, Over Lester & Mulloy’s Store. They are prepared to perform all kinds of Mechanical and Operative Dentistry in the latest and most approved styles. . Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Si'ver, Vulcanite and Aluminium, Satisfaction teed as to quality and price of work. Visits made at residence, if desired. _ Nevada, May 30th, 1871. Photographic and Daguerrean ARTIST, Tene Sod of 8. phs and Ambro taken in the best style of the Art. A? STREET, over Tam’s Saloon, a Especially adapted to this market, which he . _ the Eastern markets, azhong them HYPE}. In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street: GEORGE A. PRINCE & CO’S., . ORGANS!: Lodge or Church. For Parlor, SSRS, PRINCE & CO. have the old . est, largest and most complete Manuthe United States, and have sent.forth a* greater number of instruments than any other Manufactory, and they have never had an instrument returned from any imperfection or deficiency in construction. For over twenty-three years, the superiorexcellence of the Prince Organs and Melodeons hds not been _questioned, and for six years past the enormous demand has made it, impossible for them to meet theirorders promptly, Instruments. manufactured by Prince & Co—twenty years old— are now valued by their ade ri ii as the day they were bought. : Forty-Eight Thousand Are now inuse in various parts of the world. ~ WM. KNABE & CO’S Undoubtedly the best. ‘first class Piano manufactured in America ! These Instruments having been before the Public for over thirty years, have, upon their excellence alone, attained an unpurchased pre-eminence, that — thent unrivalled. Their TONE combines great: power, sweetness in fine singing quality, as well as great purity of intonation and evenness throughout the entire scale. The TOUCH is pliant and elastic, and éntirely free from that stiffmess found in many Pianos. In WORKMANSHIP they are unexcelled WILLIAM McCAMMON & CO’S __(formerly Boardman, Gray & Oo’s) PIANO FORTES ! A RE comparatively low. priced, very durable Instruments, well suited to stand the extreme changes of moisture and dryness — in the foot-hills and mountain valleys. ~~ wa, Allour Instruments are fully warranted for five years, and will bear good usage from ten to fifteen years._Circulars and descriptive Price Lists will be sent en —— to' & LB BANCROFT & C0. wusi0 DEPARTMENT, “fan Francisco. GENERAL AGENTS FOR PACIFIC COAST. 2-3 ee THE COMMERCIAL UNION fp INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON, Capital $12,500,000 IN GOLD COIN. LOSSES SETTLED IMMEDIATELY ON ADJUSTMENT BY _G OHARA TAAFFE, General Agent. Office—North East Corner California aud Sansome Streets, SAN FRANCISCO. T. H. ROLFE, Agent, FOR NEVADA CITY AND COUNTY. .Office—No, 44 Broad Street, Nevada City. j5 MILLINGTON’S DANCING SCHOOL, —AT— TEMPERANCE HALL, Tuition of Children—-Saturday at 2 P. M Commencing Saturday, Jan, 6th. For Ladies, Wednesday;:: at 2 P. 2 + Oe mencing Jan. 10th, at7P.M. Commencing Jan. 8th. Terms for Ladies and Children, $2 per month. Gents, $5 per ragith. . Lessons in Highland Fling, Cracovieme, eto. if desired. ano DONNOLLY’S CALIFORNIA PREMIUM YEAST POWDER. ) os GREAT REDUCTION! Only $16 per gross, ‘TSEthe best and the pana Powder J ever offered to the public. No one can make good bread without BONNOLLY’S YEAST POWDER. Twenty-five gross of pure Yeast Powder made every day. For sale by all grocers, Factory, 121 Front Street, San Francisco. D. CALLAGHAN, Proprietor. re BEveryone uses Donnolly’s Cream on ~~ Donnolly’s Soda and Salatatus. MILWAUKEE BREWERY. W. DREYFUSS continues to mau L. facture as goodj LAGER BEER sold by the quart, gallon, in kegs and bottles. Leave your orders at the old stand, Spring Street, Nevada City. And they will be promptly and faithfully attended to. Give ane -§ trial, fident of giving-the very best satisfaction. Lacrer Breer delivered to any part of the : ss, faan-oe CHARGE. —_ i” factory of Cabinet Organs and Melodeons in , -fe tierano FORTES! FIRE INSURANCE. —_ s For Gentlemen, Monday and Thursday, As can be found on the Pacific coast. Seeret aa eens ete bas Fe, ag Nagpeet