March 25, 1872 (4 pages)

at the rn RY e Trnst.ociation elivered _ ig, Feb,: ‘6 week, llows:, , ‘ . D—ITs LES. pA YY. EY ‘pix Leceman, or lady and rincipar to secure’ Library. all citisident.: $$$ iZ, rgeon, F THE: ic and: ulist, Dr. man MuYork and City, and ie of the th of the ny years Capitols all Jong free of rosite the yy given é importht before », 19,7. 0. 26th.-All o be preseretary. RE, STREETS Office. TON, ARY. Mining its, Oils Market at 2P.M M, Com* woes ea their claims, they coultf by notice “dgfendant, by his ‘attorneys, Williams _ ity of the proceedings for assessment . Reardan rendered his decision, sus-the fire was set and the incendiary eseaped. ‘To get into the barn, who-, _ Ex-Lieutenant Governor Crossman tng Interests Unconstitutional. days. His children have been at= ——— She Duily Transcript . NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. jmportant Decision-Sales of Min. Yesterday morning Judge Reardan aecidedthé case of Cullovin vs. Morarity, involving the constitutionality of the law, passed by the Legislature concerning mining partnerships.” — The law provided that when owners of a mining claim desiréd to'develop eall a meeting, levy an .assessment and afterwards, if the asséssments were not paid, séll the interest of the delinquent according to the terms. of fhe law. In-this case, the plaintiff, Cullovin, was sold out,and he brought guit by bis attorney, W. W. Cross, for possession of the ground. The & Johnson; answered, setting up as a defence the assessment.and sale under the law above alluded to. Mr. Cross moved the Court to strike out fhis defence on the ground that it was unconstitutional. The regular-. and sale were not questioned, the motion resting entirely upon the question of the constitutionality of the law. The case was argued on Saturday, by Mr. Cross in favor of the motion and Mr. Williams in opposition. Yesterday morning Judge taining the position of Mr. Cross, He held the law to:be in contraven-. tion of that part of the Constitution, providing that ‘‘no person: shall be deprived of life, liberty or property without due process of law,” holding that the latter phrase meant a suit and judgment of a court of competent jurisdiction. As a number of gales have been made in this and other mining counties of the State, under the law, the decision has an important bearing upon the interests of parties. We have not learned whether this case will be taken to the Supreme Court cr not. Bold Attempt at Incendiarism. On Saturday night a bold attempt was-made to burn a barn, the property of E. D. Dean, on Coyote street, in this city. Mr. Dean was absent from home at the time. A quantity ef combustible matter consisting of pitch pine, old sacks saturated with kerosene, etc., was placed in one corner of the barn on the inside, and kerosene was thrown against the sides of the building. This done, ever did the work, had to pass elose to the dwelling, and between it and the barn: Fortunately the fire was discovered by the neighbors and they succeeded, after considerable work,. in putting it out. They first tried water, but it had little effect on. the flames. The progress of the fire could only be stopped by smothering. In a few minutes more the barn would have been in flames, and the dwelling and other property in the neighborhood would probably have been destroyed. Traeks were found near the barn, but ne elue to the perpetrator of the deed could be obtained. The Buchanan Mine. The Buchanan ‘mine is loeated in Willow Valley. It has been worked at intervals for several years and has always paid well when worked. The shaft is now down one hundred and fifty feet. ‘The ledge is twenty inches thick, well defined and the rock pays regularly from twenty-eight to thirty dollars per ton.With proper machinery for opening the Buchanan it would, judging from what it has shown under disadvantages of working without machinery, be one of the best mines of the locality. Hon. David Buel, of Nevada, one ‘of the largest operators in mines in Eastern Nevada, was in this city yesterday. quartz matters: in. Nevada county. has: also been in town for several tending school in this city and he is Visiting his old friends. Mr. Crossman is one of the. old pioneers of Nevada County, having resided for Many years on Gold Flat. He did sonie of the first mining en Little SPECIAL NOTICE. — Indigestion : cause of nine-tenths of all diseases the ie ing machine iz subject to . ” Gjve tone tothe }, stomach and digestive organs, and you will . save more than half in your doctor’s bills. } Dr. HENLEY’s CELEBRATED IXL B are recommended by all physicians to Dyspep}) Digestive organs. Ba” See adverti i anothercolumn. , — a feb7-3m What Spring Brings With it. Regarded from. a medical standpoint, Spring is not the delectable season described by vernal poets. On-the contrary, its yield of intermittent-fev ers, bilious attacks, rheumatic pains, disorders of: the stomach, nervous complaints, and pulmonary diseases, is almost as large as its crop of violets, suowdrops and cherry blossoms. The invisible seeds of innumerable maladies: rise broad cast by the vapors of night. ;-Who-can’}’ resist their mephitic influence? Certainly not the weak by nature or those whose nervous energies have been overtasked by men tal-or physical labor, unless they-toné and them tocope with the unhealthy influences by Whieli they are surrounded. The only medicinal agent by which this object can be fapidlyand safely accomplish: ed, isthe great vegetable renovant and invigorant, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. The operation of this célebrated specific is fourfold. It strengthens the digestive organs, regulates the secretions, improves the condition of the blood, superinduces a regular habit of" bedy, and thereby imparts such vigor and elacticity tothe whole physical structure as to render it capable of resisting the action of the poisonous’ miasma, with which the Spring atmosphere is always to some extent impregnated. Here, then, isa ready and certain means of escaping the disorders prevalent at this season, or (if they have already fastened upon the system) of conquering them speedily and thoroughly. The flavor of a medicine is not of much consequence, provided it does its work properly, but of Hostetter’s Bitters it ‘may be fairly said, that they effect a cure ‘without outraging the patient’s sense of taste. -A Card to the Public. THE BLOCKADE tics and for all Complaints ef the Liver and ; QUICK —'SALES~-AND SMALL invigorate their systems, and thus enable . FINEST ASSORTMENT PROFITS 18 MY M0TQs,. i A. GOLDSMITH, N BROAD STREET, NEVADA ee “HAS JUST OPENED ONE HUNDRED CASES. OF THE 3 . seen GS DRY GOODS! EVER EXHIBITED IN NEVADA! —The-Stock was selected expressly for this market and it cannot be excelled! Genuine Peach Brané Tobacco "Peach Navy Tobacco! — NEW EXCITEMENT! CIGARS AND {TOBASCS'. pcan EN Ne JULIUS GREENWALD,. WZ) ROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, HAS received the — ALSO— 4 IN DOUBLE THICENESS, And All Other Brands as Usaa FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST! Miners and Consumers of Tobacco will save money by buying the same by the quantity, at wholesale prices. . W NEW HAMS, ee ' CASHIN & KENT ple of the State that they have on AN IMMENSE’ &OT OF ‘, On Hand! —— ‘ : NEW BACON, . geoouay 7% SNABE & CO's: _— Fe cee The Product of Several Tho d Undouhésdly the best first clase: ‘OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM THE Corn Fed Hogs, Piano manufactured WHICH ‘WILL BE SOLD Best. Quality and Full Weight! ——s eee Ialso inform the Public that I intend to close-out’ my business in Nevada, by the ket. oa ee oo “T-other~ Manufactery, and they have never @ULD ctfiiy inform the J for six yearspast the enormous demand has: At the VERY LOWEST RATES. These Hams, Baconand Lard are ‘of our own manufacture and. are superior toany ever before offered for sale in. thi: or any other mar“go This firm is now receiving large shipments of Hogs from the East and is manufacturing them into Hams, Bacon and Lard GEORGE A. PRINCE &'C0’S.,, “ORGANS! wm) For Parlor, Lodge or. Church. . SS & CO. have the old ; est, largest and most complete Manu-= tactory of Cabinet Organs and Melodeons ins the United States, and have sent forth a greater number. of. instruments than any chad an instrument returned from any im-rfestion or deficiency,in construction. _ Jor over twenty-three years, the superior” ‘excellenge;of the Prince Organs and Melodeomshas not been. questioned, and made it impossible forthem to meet their orders promptly,. Instruments manufat Co—twenty years old ‘are now valued by; their.owners as highly as» the day. they were bought. Over _Forty-Eight. Thousand Are now-inuse in various parts:of the world. . ‘. These Instruments heving been before the Public for over thirty years; have, upon: their excellence alone, attained an unpurchased pre-eminenice, that pronounces them unrivalled. s 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 en-tirely free from that stiffness found in. many Pianos. : In WORKMANSHIP they are unexcelled: ‘WILLIAM McCAMMON & CO's: (formerly Boardman, Gray & Co’s) PIANO FORTES ! E, the undersigned, do hereby tify, that we have employed cerHe is looking after . }. DR. F. BUELOW, As our Medical Adviser and Family Physician, and that the said Dr. Buelow has met with the greatest success in all cases comfully recommend him to the public of Nevada City and County. as a prominent Physician. J. JACOBS, A. ROSENTHAL, C. P. RINNERT, A. BARUH, K. FOEUTH. WM. sScOoTT, . MRS. CALDWELL, R. W. TULLY, A. J. STILES, A. GOLDSMITH, A. ISOARD, MRS. THOMAS MOOMEY, LOUIS W. DREYFUSS, JOHN BLASAUF, DANIEL MURPHY, MARIAN ANDRODE, L. JACOBS, JOHN PEARD, MRS, WATTERS, k JAMES H. YOUNG, ‘MRS. W. L. TISDALE, MRS. CANFIELD, JOHN KISTLE, WM, KISTLE, JOHN SENNER, Jr. MRS. M. J. TORSON, MRS. J. M, PHILLIPS, N. 6. TULLY, ‘KASKIL CASPER, SIMON ROSENTHAL, ISADORE ISAAC, VICTOR BANNER, oH. LEVY. Nevada; Feb. 1st, 1872. AGREE SE SRE EER, GREAT BARGAINS !! COMPLETE PORCELAIN DINNER SETS FOR $293 * POTTER & SIGOURNEY, No. 18 Commercial. street, Nevada City, are now selling €reckery, Cutlery, Plated Ware; Glass Ware, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Lamps, etc., Cheapet than ever offered in Neyada county. We have also on hand a large stock of PAINTS, OLLS, VARNISHES, COAL OIL, DANFORTH’S PATENT PETROLEUM FLUID; etc. Call and see our mammoth stock. aa” We are Agents for the Home Shattle Sewing Machine. Jan 24 POTTER & SIGOURNEY. ca DONNOLLY’S CALIFORNIA PREMIUM YEASR POWDER. GREAT REDUCTION! Only $16 per gross. i J ever offered to the public. Be one oe Ow BO ” (Pwenty-five gross of pure Yeast Powdet made every day. Religi ] For sale by all Services. e Factory, 121 Front Street, San Francisco. There will be preaching in the palaenscdiancncreiiins evening during the present week. Game <a Deenells ‘s Soda and Salaratus: ing under his treatment, and that we cheer. ~~ ANTONIA-JOSE-SILVA,-———_'BE the best and the cheapest Powder Ever seen on this Coast ! The Stock is the most COMPLETE AND VARIED IN THE STATE. and as I propose to sell my Goods at the Very Lowest Figures. I only desire the people to visit my place, and Let the Best stand upon its merits for Cheapness, Quality . and General Assortment ws of Goods. The Stock is the GOOD INDUCEMENTS! ‘LARGEST, TO BUYERS OF TOBACCO. RICHEST, Pe And the Thankful for the patronage of ths-prblie CHEAPEST . . 2!vite all desiring goods in mg line, to First of May, therefore I will offer, GIVE ME A CALIn JULIUS GREENW ALD, Broad Street, Nevada City. January 28th, 1872 GIANT POWDER! Se QUANTITIES TO SUIT, for sale at LOWEST MARKET RATES, . na” I desire to call attention to a few articles which I have just opened, as follows; Tannis Cloth, English Lustres. Foulards. + Japanese Silks and Poplins. Sprague’s and Merrimac Prints 1000 different paterns. Black '. Prints. line of 3-ply, Brussels, Tapestry Satin Barbouns, all colors. Opposite the Express Office. Silk Poplins and Silks. acess Gros de Landres. . , Belgian Repps. AVERILL'S — oda “ Chemical Paint Company, Print, Chambrie, &c. : New Styles of Striped Shawls. OF PUREST WHITE, acy rants gs and a any desired Shade or Color. , ve Embroideries, Hosiery, all of ale nee ~ — all description CHEAPER, HANDSOMER, MORE : acon f “ 44 wy 11-4, DURABLE AND ELASTIC ra . . ed and unbdl iad Than the Best of any other Paint. . a . di oe ion. ——— sane se sa Ia. . THEY WILL NOT PEEL, CRACK, WOR Siew &e CHALK OFF, and Will last twice as “s ; Saas tak + ‘tal Jong as the best White Lead. W. H. CRAWFORD, No. 27 and 29 Main St. CHEMICAL. PAINT! MANUFACTURED —BY THE— CALIFORNIA. MIXED READY FOR APPLICAThe climate of the mountains being favorable for Curing, and-the greatest care being taken inevery process, the product: of the any in the market, ine the Cans and find: ou» ““BRAD them, Coast. CASHIN & KENT, Nevada City. Cal. Nevadh, Dec. 12th. 1eVh. RE Comparatively low priced, very dur-able instruments, well suited to stand the extreme changes of moisture and dryness: Establishment will be found superton’ to eu. Before purchasing your RARD, examtra, Orders filled for any quantity. of our celebrated HAMS, BACON AND LARD. Shipments made to any part of the Pacific Address by mail or Wells, Fargo & Co’s. Expvess,inthe foot-hills and mountain: volleys. + ta, Alleuwr Instrumemrs are fully werranted forfive years. end will bear good ' usage from ten to fifteen years. Circulars. and descriptive Price Luxts: will be sent on. ‘application te A. I, BANURGFT & CO. MUSIC. DEPARTMENT, San. Francisco. GENERAL AGEN 8&8 FOR; THE PACIFIC COAST. oe feb2-3m Se Nos 29% Applicationfor a Patent to Quartz “. Gold Mining Claim. i Usiren Starrs Lanp OFFICE. Sacramento, Cal., Feb. 6th. 1872, PENNSYLVANIA GOLD MINING COMPANY, a corporation, having filed ‘its application in this Office for a Patent THOMAS SHURTLEFF. he has on hand'a elisice stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, has at his New Store, at the ~ AND CHOICE STOCK OF GROCERIES, P OVISIONS. CASE GOODS, "Free finest assorunent of Ever brought to Nevada, All Goods will be sold at the 25 THOMAS SHURTLEFF. Wes respectfully inform the people of Nevada City and vicinity that Especially adapted to this market, which he Junction Main & Commercial Sts. a@” HE HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE dic. dee che. Case, Canned and Shelf Goods. Persons in want of anything in my bine are respectfully invited to give me a call. VERY LOWEST CASH RATES. toa mining claim, and the law and. instructions in such cases provided having been complied with, it is hereby ordered that the annexed notice of such application be published in the NevApa Datiy TRANscrirt, 8 newspaper published nearest to location of said claim, at Nevada city, in Nevada coun-ty,: State ofCalifornia. ~ JOHN G, McCALLUM, Register. Copy of notice posted on the claim. APPLICATION FOR PATENT TO' MINING CLAIM, Notice is hereby given to whom it may concern, that an application has been made ~ by the Pennsylvania Gold Mining Company, acorporatien, by William L. Tisdale, one of the Trustees of said Company, there-* unto duly authorized, to the Government of the United States for a Patent to the following described. Quartz Lode and Quartz ‘Mining Claims, namely ;. That certain gold bearing Quarta ¥cin or Lode situate on surveyed land in the County of Nevada and State of California, in the Nevada County Quartz Mining District and District of lands subject to sale at Sacramento, California, said Lode to nearest point thereof being one half of one mile or thereabouts distant, north westerly from the Court House in ‘Nevada City, and situate wholly within Sections 1 and 12 offownship 16 North Range 8 East Mount Diablo Base and Meridian ;— ®eginning at a Post marked “P No 1 from which the Quarter Section Stake. between Sections 1 and 12 above named bears N ANSON W. LESTER. : LESTER & MULLOY, DEALERS I= GRO , PROVISIONS, { CASE GOODS, dec. — ‘the Eastern markets, among RIES, SEA MOSS FARINA, &e. . uested to give usacall. ne ee LESTER & MULLOY. Nevada, May 9th. Cc. BMULLOY NO, 58 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. LOUR, HAMS, BACON, LARD. KF dnd all sorts of PROVISIONS on hand. NEW GOODS constantly received from them HYPERION COD FISH, MICHIGAN CRANBERAll purchasers wishing anything in our 714% 2 W10 69-100 chains distant and the mouth of the main working shaft of the Company applicant herein, bears N @#\%° W5 chains distant and running thence 19° W 2800 feet as shown by the black dotted line in the Diagram posted herewith and filed with said Application—being 2800 feet ~ in length of the Lede or Vein, together with its. dips, spurs, angles and variations—same being commonly known and called the Pennsylvania Gold Mining Company's Quartz Lede and being situate wholly within and bounded on all sides by the Placer Gold Mining Claim of the Pennsylvania Gold Mining Company, the Applicant herein, Also, tract of surface ground necessary for the working, mining and milling of the above described Quartz Lode, said tract being claimed and occupied by the said Applicant for its Mill Site Hoisting Works Site, Shetts and dumpage grounds and lying and being adjoining to and upon the N EandS W sides of said Lode, Said surface ground being situate partly in Sections land 12, Town.ship 16 North, Range 8 East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian and wholly within the bounds of the Placer Gold Mining Claim of the Applicant herein, Beginning at a point 5 chains East from the ya 7 {(*@) Sectionstake between Sections ft and 12 above namDENTISTRY, Nscaaa ed and running thenee South 20 chains ; thence Kast 5 chaims. thence North 24 chains, thence West 5 chains, thence South 4 chains to of beginning—containing 12 acres. on the East by mining claims of the South Yuba Canal. Company, onthe West by mining claims of Arbegatt, onthe South by Nevada City, Town Site 4 : RS. HUGHSON & HOL ES e and all kinds of Matting. : “ onan. ONLY BY have opened an office, E pre mete nye fo “nl eg em aisaee a * TION AND . In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street’ . Compan ,Applicamt herein. All as shown Lace Collars an Handker by thebleck fall line shaded with yellow . . Over Lester & Mulloy’s Store. € ; a an THE GALLON: _ eck ca to pertepns al kinda’ ot and pameiption i ihe Bingen pastes with escri' . . : pared ; a copy B d pase aad ae Mschanicl tn Oberle Denn 10 te . ied tht vid eppiaion Sat Land ™ ie F) ~ Ribbon Sashes, of all kinds, af, H: ORAWHORD, . asian toad? ascend Soho, se . RG prone ‘ding ony ainuencao ts : . ? ‘. -Vulcanite and Aluminium, Satisfaction } therete are hereby required to present the Marseilles Quilts. . i teed gs to quality and price of work. } same before the Register and Receiver of Towels and Hopkins. evade City. a Ce -. Be tae ee ea Ono re , F lev. ’ . to 8 , at to, Californix, : Sole Agent for Ne City.) ~ CH. FERRAND = within hinety Gaye treme the dale of the Table Linen of all description. . Py! : : ane Per cl nevate Onty, Nerate Comaly, ee , Ss hic and eCrreaR . California, the 26th day of January, 1872. And 1,000 more Novelties too . Wo, 97 and 29 Main Street, rina a CRO VARIA GOLD MINING: COMnumerous to mention. ade: : 1-5 VERY kind of Photographs and Ambre! WILLIAM £. TISDALE, Applicant. Opposite the Express Office, -Ob FINE SEREET, over Tom's Saloon. * —

at the rn RY e Trnst.ociation elivered _ ig, Feb,: ‘6 week, llows:, , ‘ . D—ITs LES. pA YY. EY ‘pix Leceman, or lady and rincipar to secure’ Library. all citisident.: $$$ iZ, rgeon, F THE: ic and: ulist, Dr. man MuYork and City, and ie of the th of the ny years Capitols all Jong free of rosite the yy given é importht before », 19,7. 0. 26th.-All o be preseretary. RE, STREETS Office. TON, ARY. Mining its, Oils Market at 2P.M M, Com* woes ea their claims, they coultf by notice “dgfendant, by his ‘attorneys, Williams _ ity of the proceedings for assessment . Reardan rendered his decision, sus-the fire was set and the incendiary eseaped. ‘To get into the barn, who-, _ Ex-Lieutenant Governor Crossman tng Interests Unconstitutional. days. His children have been at= ——— She Duily Transcript . NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. jmportant Decision-Sales of Min. Yesterday morning Judge Reardan aecidedthé case of Cullovin vs. Morarity, involving the constitutionality of the law, passed by the Legislature concerning mining partnerships.” — The law provided that when owners of a mining claim desiréd to'develop eall a meeting, levy an .assessment and afterwards, if the asséssments were not paid, séll the interest of the delinquent according to the terms. of fhe law. In-this case, the plaintiff, Cullovin, was sold out,and he brought guit by bis attorney, W. W. Cross, for possession of the ground. The & Johnson; answered, setting up as a defence the assessment.and sale under the law above alluded to. Mr. Cross moved the Court to strike out fhis defence on the ground that it was unconstitutional. The regular-. and sale were not questioned, the motion resting entirely upon the question of the constitutionality of the law. The case was argued on Saturday, by Mr. Cross in favor of the motion and Mr. Williams in opposition. Yesterday morning Judge taining the position of Mr. Cross, He held the law to:be in contraven-. tion of that part of the Constitution, providing that ‘‘no person: shall be deprived of life, liberty or property without due process of law,” holding that the latter phrase meant a suit and judgment of a court of competent jurisdiction. As a number of gales have been made in this and other mining counties of the State, under the law, the decision has an important bearing upon the interests of parties. We have not learned whether this case will be taken to the Supreme Court cr not. Bold Attempt at Incendiarism. On Saturday night a bold attempt was-made to burn a barn, the property of E. D. Dean, on Coyote street, in this city. Mr. Dean was absent from home at the time. A quantity ef combustible matter consisting of pitch pine, old sacks saturated with kerosene, etc., was placed in one corner of the barn on the inside, and kerosene was thrown against the sides of the building. This done, ever did the work, had to pass elose to the dwelling, and between it and the barn: Fortunately the fire was discovered by the neighbors and they succeeded, after considerable work,. in putting it out. They first tried water, but it had little effect on. the flames. The progress of the fire could only be stopped by smothering. In a few minutes more the barn would have been in flames, and the dwelling and other property in the neighborhood would probably have been destroyed. Traeks were found near the barn, but ne elue to the perpetrator of the deed could be obtained. The Buchanan Mine. The Buchanan ‘mine is loeated in Willow Valley. It has been worked at intervals for several years and has always paid well when worked. The shaft is now down one hundred and fifty feet. ‘The ledge is twenty inches thick, well defined and the rock pays regularly from twenty-eight to thirty dollars per ton.With proper machinery for opening the Buchanan it would, judging from what it has shown under disadvantages of working without machinery, be one of the best mines of the locality. Hon. David Buel, of Nevada, one ‘of the largest operators in mines in Eastern Nevada, was in this city yesterday. quartz matters: in. Nevada county. has: also been in town for several tending school in this city and he is Visiting his old friends. Mr. Crossman is one of the. old pioneers of Nevada County, having resided for Many years on Gold Flat. He did sonie of the first mining en Little SPECIAL NOTICE. — Indigestion : cause of nine-tenths of all diseases the ie ing machine iz subject to . ” Gjve tone tothe }, stomach and digestive organs, and you will . save more than half in your doctor’s bills. } Dr. HENLEY’s CELEBRATED IXL B are recommended by all physicians to Dyspep}) Digestive organs. Ba” See adverti i anothercolumn. , — a feb7-3m What Spring Brings With it. Regarded from. a medical standpoint, Spring is not the delectable season described by vernal poets. On-the contrary, its yield of intermittent-fev ers, bilious attacks, rheumatic pains, disorders of: the stomach, nervous complaints, and pulmonary diseases, is almost as large as its crop of violets, suowdrops and cherry blossoms. The invisible seeds of innumerable maladies: rise broad cast by the vapors of night. ;-Who-can’}’ resist their mephitic influence? Certainly not the weak by nature or those whose nervous energies have been overtasked by men tal-or physical labor, unless they-toné and them tocope with the unhealthy influences by Whieli they are surrounded. The only medicinal agent by which this object can be fapidlyand safely accomplish: ed, isthe great vegetable renovant and invigorant, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. The operation of this célebrated specific is fourfold. It strengthens the digestive organs, regulates the secretions, improves the condition of the blood, superinduces a regular habit of" bedy, and thereby imparts such vigor and elacticity tothe whole physical structure as to render it capable of resisting the action of the poisonous’ miasma, with which the Spring atmosphere is always to some extent impregnated. Here, then, isa ready and certain means of escaping the disorders prevalent at this season, or (if they have already fastened upon the system) of conquering them speedily and thoroughly. The flavor of a medicine is not of much consequence, provided it does its work properly, but of Hostetter’s Bitters it ‘may be fairly said, that they effect a cure ‘without outraging the patient’s sense of taste. -A Card to the Public. THE BLOCKADE tics and for all Complaints ef the Liver and ; QUICK —'SALES~-AND SMALL invigorate their systems, and thus enable . FINEST ASSORTMENT PROFITS 18 MY M0TQs,. i A. GOLDSMITH, N BROAD STREET, NEVADA ee “HAS JUST OPENED ONE HUNDRED CASES. OF THE 3 . seen GS DRY GOODS! EVER EXHIBITED IN NEVADA! —The-Stock was selected expressly for this market and it cannot be excelled! Genuine Peach Brané Tobacco "Peach Navy Tobacco! — NEW EXCITEMENT! CIGARS AND {TOBASCS'. pcan EN Ne JULIUS GREENWALD,. WZ) ROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, HAS received the — ALSO— 4 IN DOUBLE THICENESS, And All Other Brands as Usaa FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST! Miners and Consumers of Tobacco will save money by buying the same by the quantity, at wholesale prices. . W NEW HAMS, ee ' CASHIN & KENT ple of the State that they have on AN IMMENSE’ &OT OF ‘, On Hand! —— ‘ : NEW BACON, . geoouay 7% SNABE & CO's: _— Fe cee The Product of Several Tho d Undouhésdly the best first clase: ‘OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM THE Corn Fed Hogs, Piano manufactured WHICH ‘WILL BE SOLD Best. Quality and Full Weight! ——s eee Ialso inform the Public that I intend to close-out’ my business in Nevada, by the ket. oa ee oo “T-other~ Manufactery, and they have never @ULD ctfiiy inform the J for six yearspast the enormous demand has: At the VERY LOWEST RATES. These Hams, Baconand Lard are ‘of our own manufacture and. are superior toany ever before offered for sale in. thi: or any other mar“go This firm is now receiving large shipments of Hogs from the East and is manufacturing them into Hams, Bacon and Lard GEORGE A. PRINCE &'C0’S.,, “ORGANS! wm) For Parlor, Lodge or. Church. . SS & CO. have the old ; est, largest and most complete Manu-= tactory of Cabinet Organs and Melodeons ins the United States, and have sent forth a greater number. of. instruments than any chad an instrument returned from any im-rfestion or deficiency,in construction. _ Jor over twenty-three years, the superior” ‘excellenge;of the Prince Organs and Melodeomshas not been. questioned, and made it impossible forthem to meet their orders promptly,. Instruments manufat Co—twenty years old ‘are now valued by; their.owners as highly as» the day. they were bought. Over _Forty-Eight. Thousand Are now-inuse in various parts:of the world. . ‘. These Instruments heving been before the Public for over thirty years; have, upon: their excellence alone, attained an unpurchased pre-eminenice, that pronounces them unrivalled. s 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 en-tirely free from that stiffness found in. many Pianos. : In WORKMANSHIP they are unexcelled: ‘WILLIAM McCAMMON & CO's: (formerly Boardman, Gray & Co’s)

PIANO FORTES ! E, the undersigned, do hereby tify, that we have employed cerHe is looking after . }. DR. F. BUELOW, As our Medical Adviser and Family Physician, and that the said Dr. Buelow has met with the greatest success in all cases comfully recommend him to the public of Nevada City and County. as a prominent Physician. J. JACOBS, A. ROSENTHAL, C. P. RINNERT, A. BARUH, K. FOEUTH. WM. sScOoTT, . MRS. CALDWELL, R. W. TULLY, A. J. STILES, A. GOLDSMITH, A. ISOARD, MRS. THOMAS MOOMEY, LOUIS W. DREYFUSS, JOHN BLASAUF, DANIEL MURPHY, MARIAN ANDRODE, L. JACOBS, JOHN PEARD, MRS, WATTERS, k JAMES H. YOUNG, ‘MRS. W. L. TISDALE, MRS. CANFIELD, JOHN KISTLE, WM, KISTLE, JOHN SENNER, Jr. MRS. M. J. TORSON, MRS. J. M, PHILLIPS, N. 6. TULLY, ‘KASKIL CASPER, SIMON ROSENTHAL, ISADORE ISAAC, VICTOR BANNER, oH. LEVY. Nevada; Feb. 1st, 1872. AGREE SE SRE EER, GREAT BARGAINS !! COMPLETE PORCELAIN DINNER SETS FOR $293 * POTTER & SIGOURNEY, No. 18 Commercial. street, Nevada City, are now selling €reckery, Cutlery, Plated Ware; Glass Ware, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Lamps, etc., Cheapet than ever offered in Neyada county. We have also on hand a large stock of PAINTS, OLLS, VARNISHES, COAL OIL, DANFORTH’S PATENT PETROLEUM FLUID; etc. Call and see our mammoth stock. aa” We are Agents for the Home Shattle Sewing Machine. Jan 24 POTTER & SIGOURNEY. ca DONNOLLY’S CALIFORNIA PREMIUM YEASR POWDER. GREAT REDUCTION! Only $16 per gross. i J ever offered to the public. Be one oe Ow BO ” (Pwenty-five gross of pure Yeast Powdet made every day. Religi ] For sale by all Services. e Factory, 121 Front Street, San Francisco. There will be preaching in the palaenscdiancncreiiins evening during the present week. Game <a Deenells ‘s Soda and Salaratus: ing under his treatment, and that we cheer. ~~ ANTONIA-JOSE-SILVA,-———_'BE the best and the cheapest Powder Ever seen on this Coast ! The Stock is the most COMPLETE AND VARIED IN THE STATE. and as I propose to sell my Goods at the Very Lowest Figures. I only desire the people to visit my place, and Let the Best stand upon its merits for Cheapness, Quality . and General Assortment ws of Goods. The Stock is the GOOD INDUCEMENTS! ‘LARGEST, TO BUYERS OF TOBACCO. RICHEST, Pe And the Thankful for the patronage of ths-prblie CHEAPEST . . 2!vite all desiring goods in mg line, to First of May, therefore I will offer, GIVE ME A CALIn JULIUS GREENW ALD, Broad Street, Nevada City. January 28th, 1872 GIANT POWDER! Se QUANTITIES TO SUIT, for sale at LOWEST MARKET RATES, . na” I desire to call attention to a few articles which I have just opened, as follows; Tannis Cloth, English Lustres. Foulards. + Japanese Silks and Poplins. Sprague’s and Merrimac Prints 1000 different paterns. Black '. Prints. line of 3-ply, Brussels, Tapestry Satin Barbouns, all colors. Opposite the Express Office. Silk Poplins and Silks. acess Gros de Landres. . , Belgian Repps. AVERILL'S — oda “ Chemical Paint Company, Print, Chambrie, &c. : New Styles of Striped Shawls. OF PUREST WHITE, acy rants gs and a any desired Shade or Color. , ve Embroideries, Hosiery, all of ale nee ~ — all description CHEAPER, HANDSOMER, MORE : acon f “ 44 wy 11-4, DURABLE AND ELASTIC ra . . ed and unbdl iad Than the Best of any other Paint. . a . di oe ion. ——— sane se sa Ia. . THEY WILL NOT PEEL, CRACK, WOR Siew &e CHALK OFF, and Will last twice as “s ; Saas tak + ‘tal Jong as the best White Lead. W. H. CRAWFORD, No. 27 and 29 Main St. CHEMICAL. PAINT! MANUFACTURED —BY THE— CALIFORNIA. MIXED READY FOR APPLICAThe climate of the mountains being favorable for Curing, and-the greatest care being taken inevery process, the product: of the any in the market, ine the Cans and find: ou» ““BRAD them, Coast. CASHIN & KENT, Nevada City. Cal. Nevadh, Dec. 12th. 1eVh. RE Comparatively low priced, very dur-able instruments, well suited to stand the extreme changes of moisture and dryness: Establishment will be found superton’ to eu. Before purchasing your RARD, examtra, Orders filled for any quantity. of our celebrated HAMS, BACON AND LARD. Shipments made to any part of the Pacific Address by mail or Wells, Fargo & Co’s. Expvess,inthe foot-hills and mountain: volleys. + ta, Alleuwr Instrumemrs are fully werranted forfive years. end will bear good ' usage from ten to fifteen years. Circulars. and descriptive Price Luxts: will be sent on. ‘application te A. I, BANURGFT & CO. MUSIC. DEPARTMENT, San. Francisco. GENERAL AGEN 8&8 FOR; THE PACIFIC COAST. oe feb2-3m Se Nos 29% Applicationfor a Patent to Quartz “. Gold Mining Claim. i Usiren Starrs Lanp OFFICE. Sacramento, Cal., Feb. 6th. 1872, PENNSYLVANIA GOLD MINING COMPANY, a corporation, having filed ‘its application in this Office for a Patent THOMAS SHURTLEFF. he has on hand'a elisice stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, has at his New Store, at the ~ AND CHOICE STOCK OF GROCERIES, P OVISIONS. CASE GOODS, "Free finest assorunent of Ever brought to Nevada, All Goods will be sold at the 25 THOMAS SHURTLEFF. Wes respectfully inform the people of Nevada City and vicinity that Especially adapted to this market, which he Junction Main & Commercial Sts. a@” HE HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE dic. dee che. Case, Canned and Shelf Goods. Persons in want of anything in my bine are respectfully invited to give me a call. VERY LOWEST CASH RATES. toa mining claim, and the law and. instructions in such cases provided having been complied with, it is hereby ordered that the annexed notice of such application be published in the NevApa Datiy TRANscrirt, 8 newspaper published nearest to location of said claim, at Nevada city, in Nevada coun-ty,: State ofCalifornia. ~ JOHN G, McCALLUM, Register. Copy of notice posted on the claim. APPLICATION FOR PATENT TO' MINING CLAIM, Notice is hereby given to whom it may concern, that an application has been made ~ by the Pennsylvania Gold Mining Company, acorporatien, by William L. Tisdale, one of the Trustees of said Company, there-* unto duly authorized, to the Government of the United States for a Patent to the following described. Quartz Lode and Quartz ‘Mining Claims, namely ;. That certain gold bearing Quarta ¥cin or Lode situate on surveyed land in the County of Nevada and State of California, in the Nevada County Quartz Mining District and District of lands subject to sale at Sacramento, California, said Lode to nearest point thereof being one half of one mile or thereabouts distant, north westerly from the Court House in ‘Nevada City, and situate wholly within Sections 1 and 12 offownship 16 North Range 8 East Mount Diablo Base and Meridian ;— ®eginning at a Post marked “P No 1 from which the Quarter Section Stake. between Sections 1 and 12 above named bears N ANSON W. LESTER. : LESTER & MULLOY, DEALERS I= GRO , PROVISIONS, { CASE GOODS, dec. — ‘the Eastern markets, among RIES, SEA MOSS FARINA, &e. . uested to give usacall. ne ee LESTER & MULLOY. Nevada, May 9th. Cc. BMULLOY NO, 58 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. LOUR, HAMS, BACON, LARD. KF dnd all sorts of PROVISIONS on hand. NEW GOODS constantly received from them HYPERION COD FISH, MICHIGAN CRANBERAll purchasers wishing anything in our 714% 2 W10 69-100 chains distant and the mouth of the main working shaft of the Company applicant herein, bears N @#\%° W5 chains distant and running thence 19° W 2800 feet as shown by the black dotted line in the Diagram posted herewith and filed with said Application—being 2800 feet ~ in length of the Lede or Vein, together with its. dips, spurs, angles and variations—same being commonly known and called the Pennsylvania Gold Mining Company's Quartz Lede and being situate wholly within and bounded on all sides by the Placer Gold Mining Claim of the Pennsylvania Gold Mining Company, the Applicant herein, Also, tract of surface ground necessary for the working, mining and milling of the above described Quartz Lode, said tract being claimed and occupied by the said Applicant for its Mill Site Hoisting Works Site, Shetts and dumpage grounds and lying and being adjoining to and upon the N EandS W sides of said Lode, Said surface ground being situate partly in Sections land 12, Town.ship 16 North, Range 8 East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian and wholly within the bounds of the Placer Gold Mining Claim of the Applicant herein, Beginning at a point 5 chains East from the ya 7 {(*@) Sectionstake between Sections ft and 12 above namDENTISTRY, Nscaaa ed and running thenee South 20 chains ; thence Kast 5 chaims. thence North 24 chains, thence West 5 chains, thence South 4 chains to of beginning—containing 12 acres. on the East by mining claims of the South Yuba Canal. Company, onthe West by mining claims of Arbegatt, onthe South by Nevada City, Town Site 4 : RS. HUGHSON & HOL ES e and all kinds of Matting. : “ onan. ONLY BY have opened an office, E pre mete nye fo “nl eg em aisaee a * TION AND . In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street’ . Compan ,Applicamt herein. All as shown Lace Collars an Handker by thebleck fall line shaded with yellow . . Over Lester & Mulloy’s Store. € ; a an THE GALLON: _ eck ca to pertepns al kinda’ ot and pameiption i ihe Bingen pastes with escri' . . : pared ; a copy B d pase aad ae Mschanicl tn Oberle Denn 10 te . ied tht vid eppiaion Sat Land ™ ie F) ~ Ribbon Sashes, of all kinds, af, H: ORAWHORD, . asian toad? ascend Soho, se . RG prone ‘ding ony ainuencao ts : . ? ‘. -Vulcanite and Aluminium, Satisfaction } therete are hereby required to present the Marseilles Quilts. . i teed gs to quality and price of work. } same before the Register and Receiver of Towels and Hopkins. evade City. a Ce -. Be tae ee ea Ono re , F lev. ’ . to 8 , at to, Californix, : Sole Agent for Ne City.) ~ CH. FERRAND = within hinety Gaye treme the dale of the Table Linen of all description. . Py! : : ane Per cl nevate Onty, Nerate Comaly, ee , Ss hic and eCrreaR . California, the 26th day of January, 1872. And 1,000 more Novelties too . Wo, 97 and 29 Main Street, rina a CRO VARIA GOLD MINING: COMnumerous to mention. ade: : 1-5 VERY kind of Photographs and Ambre! WILLIAM £. TISDALE, Applicant. Opposite the Express Office, -Ob FINE SEREET, over Tom's Saloon. * —