March 7, 1873 (4 pages)

evs, John sofdéeath, . been fixed. “4 larinkon [7 1 his Show, : 3 city, Edith © f J, C. and ylace from ents, this, o’cloek.— 18 are invihatin pursi: 2 of Califor. FF March, A. D,-.-§ ite of Nich. undersigned, 1d testament rivate sule to , on WednisA. D. 1873, at lace of busi. ‘ s sed, on Pine ,in said Nes ersonal propthat certain merchandise, hide y— goods, ——. cigars, nuts, 7 and fixtures, . — ofore known the east side ’ Piting for the k, will be ré. f his place of vada City, up .7 D, 1873,.at 10 = y a DSMITH, : Nicholas Slo. 8. ; 3 for the es. : m7 TIVAL! @& :Church have TAL, arch 17th, r.J HALL. d to repairing nire. endid Supper $2.50. nded, + & CO., m5 WARES, e N. ¥. Ho‘el. ployment of pore of cutting r kinds of i+ 5 mi a eel ARE! CELAIN Pa REG ER: & :CO., . KET., . enna ieee ry, lots to” suit . of a ted Ware hed Wares. K CO. s of Clocks, e Pacific Coast, tates, and gust market, & Co. 4 ie Street. a Francisce, Seee ED. ~ ¢ STORE. D’S EXTRACT PROOF, — TON'S. for 50 cog ? i > . © exceedingly _. April comes on Saturday, and asa rs The Daily Transcript a NEVADA CITY, CAL.” LOCAL AFFAIRS, ) Anxious to Leave. Frank W. Luge, who was recently _eonvicted: in the County Court of grand larceny, in stealing horses, was x anxious to get out, " While in jail he attempted to escape, “tut was caught by the officers, and immediately after. transferred. to a boiler iron cell. He thought he ’ could go through that cell if he only had the tools. He madé am effort to: get them, n3-will be seen by the fol¥ lowing letter, which was intercepted . Deposits, e #2 BAXK OF NEVADA COUNTY WILL ALLOW INTEREST _ ON TIME DEPOSITS, On and after February 1, 1873, "4s Fontows: “Six Months Time Depos-. its, 6 per cent. per annum. Twelve Months Time 8 per cent. per annum, by the officers. (We--omit. the -per-. — nae Come up to Nevada ~——“City right away, and-go and see ==" He will let you know something to . our advantage. Iam shut up-inone’ _of these d—d iron cel's, but rT can ‘get out if I have the tools. So get tivo, blades out of butcher saws, and also two iron ones, in case the butchersaws won't work; bottle of hair oil, and ‘some white lead; “Fix the blades so that they will go through: an inch hole. My cell is situated on ~—-the-west-side ofthe jail: Bring the boy up and put bim over-the wall, and he will find a striig hanging out of the third cell window from: the Sheriff's office, and if Iam asleep it will wake: me up, and I will haul them in. Come up and gee ma, and if everything is all right, take-off . your hat and scratch your head; and if the thing is fruitless, see to DougHere are all the names of the things: Two butcher saws, two iron saws; bottle of hair oil, white lead. Don’t forget this.” Frank & Lv. Lu. is Louis Denzer, who was . jointly indicted with Luge for the offense. The letter was ‘sent out by. @ person whose term of service expired, but was intercepted before it teached its destination, The author. will now have an opportunity of exercising his talents ag indicated by his letter, in the State Prison. os . Dispensation Granted. A dispensation has been granted Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, I. 0. O, ¥', to celebrate the anniversary. of Udd Fellowship on the 25th of April instead of the 26th. The 26th of Ball isto be given, it was not considered an appropriate night for the . Occasion, therefore the-dispensation was asked. The Committee will now 80 ahead and complete their arrangements for the Celebration and Dedication of their new Hall. In all’ probability, the procession will be the largest ever seen in this city. It -—isunderstood that the two Lodges in Grass Valley will turn out in full numbers, and many other Lodges in . this and the ‘adjoining counties will help to swell the procession. In the evening a Bull will be given in the Skating rink and the Sapper at the Theatre. An invitation has been sent to Hon, Nathan Porter to deliyer the oration. nd ~ Rumor. ~ ~-Itirrumoted that “‘Shodhiaker, of" the Grass Valley Union will be.a ' candidate for some position on the Republican or Democratic ticket. . He is a strong friend of Gorham,and -in fayor of a subsidy for a railroad, Provided the road is built from Grass ~ Valley to Colfax. Monster Clearing Sale-—For 30 Days Only—Look atthe Prices. Genuine English 3 ply carpets, $1 50 per yard. eT . Crossly's Best Brussels, $1 40 per yard, : é ee € A full and complete stock of house tarnishing goods at less than cost, Cotton Délaines at_ 18% cents per. “yard, ————— __~ Maslin, bleached and unbleached, ee ee eas Merrimac and Sprague Prints, 10 yards for $1, ,_ Genuine French Corsets for $1. Balmoral Skirts for $1 50, Table Linen at 50 cents per yard. = Remnants. sold for a mere ‘trifle, and a thousand articles too numerous to mehtion,. mast be sold *egardiess of cost for the next 30 days, without fai}, to make room for sn dminense stock-of ‘Spring Goods . _ RoW on the way from Eastern. markets, Everybody is itivited tii exam-. and prices. No trou Goods. Orders prompily Les iis & RS SP f 4 dle to show filed, . GOLDSMITH): }# Persons: residing —at:-a-distance~ can} eee Send money by Express. ~ Checks on Solvent Banks taken at par, © ‘JOHN W. HINDS, President. ‘R.W. Torry, Cashier, Nevada City, Jan. 4th, 1873, Great Inducements, In order to make. room for: our extensive Spring Stock, which is now being manufactured in the Eastern States expressly for our trade, we will sell, on and after this day, out Splendid Stock of Winter Cluth‘ing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Blankets,"Rabber Goods, etc., at First Cost, Business men, miners, fathers, mothers, guardians, or anybody else, if you want to save money, and desire to get great bargains in the clothing line, do not wait any longer, but call at-once at. the Clothing Emporium, on the corner of Broad and Pine streets, (Banner Bros. old stand) and be convinced of the truth of our statement? 4 fi ASCHHEIM BROS. Nevada, Feb. 20th, 1873. Clothing Emporium. keeps on hand a magnificent stock of: . gents’ and boys’ clothing, furnishing Take up your’ line of march for Crittenton’s, No. 7 6th Avenue, all ye coughers and wheezers, and snufHers, It is the depot for Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Ta ».which for all ailments of the lungs a d their air’ passages is an immediate sovereign remedy. keep it. : Pike's Toothache Drops curé in] minute. A Disrresstnc. Coven causes the friénds of the sufferer as-much pain as the sufferer himself. Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry will certainly cure coughs, colds, arrest consump-' tion, and that speedily. When did it ever fail? EDQUARY & COBB, 504 Kearney Street, San Fraucisco, as the First Premium for best general photographic work was awar ded them at the Mechanics’ Institute Fair for 1871. All work guaranteed. > => Perils of the Season, The inhospitable winds aad chilly fogs of spring are unwelcome -visiters to the fees ble and ailing, and are by no means ‘conof diseaseiurking in the system, they are sure to develop it, unless proper precautions are taken to prevent-such a misfortune. Bilious complaints, dyspepsia, nervous de bility, rheumatism, irregularities of the bowels, and disorders which affect the kidneys, are all aggravated by the peculiar con dition ef the atmosphere at this season.: Invalids who are subject to any of these disorders, or have # predisposition thereto, should therefore forearm themeclves against danger by strengthening the digestive organs, the nervous system and the muscular fibre with daily doses of , Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. There is no period of the year at which astimulating tonic and regulating icine is more urgently required than in the-spriug; and there is no preparation of that class'im Which so many valuable restorative and-preventive properties are . sombined in auch 2 partestly safe and haem: . less form as in Hostetter’s Bitters, It may be stated positively, as an uucontradictable fact, that a course of this agreeable vegeta. ble specific, commenced now and continued . through the spring months, will effectually shield the inhabitants of marshy and miasmatic localities from the intermittent and remittent fevers caused by unhealthy exhalations.from a wet soil. fer arrival. Can be seen on arrival at my Ep A SE B. H. Miller,on Commercial street, . goods, ete.,which he sells very cheap, nd All druggists . FOR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS, go to ARRIVE. . _AN entirely new squire 7% . PR ee es “ig witich E]_ will offer for sale at suction, if not sold at pr. te sale, afrao ree eth tte 0 ee % Selling Of! SELLING OFF ! . I OFFER MY IMMENSE ' y STOCK OFBOOTS, SHOES HATS, —AT-: . @REATLY REDUCED PRICES ON ACCOUNT OF SOON REMOVING TO. Odd Fellows’ Building, “AND FOR THE PURPOSE oF MAKING ROOM~—FoR— Spring Goods. ee H, MILLER, _ Commercial Street. Nevada, Feb. 22nd.For 30 Days Only ! ~ GREAT EXCITEMENT ae RS GOLDSMITEHS_ x DRY GOODS STORE! ON BROAD STREET. I rede after this day, Goods of all f' description, wilh" » In order to make room for the Immense Stock of Spring Goods which wil) shortly arrive from the Eastern States. Dress Goods of all descriptions, Water Proofs, Shawls, Skirts, ho, &e. will be sold 50 per cent lower than heretofore Deniestic Goods, Carpets and cisco eost Call and ascertain Prices and see the Geeds. continued for $0 Days only. pha A. GOLDSMITH. a" Orders trom the Country will auction rooms, on Mie vada City weplication to. yeas . oT OR SPR /WH. DAVIDSON, be promptly filled. Sst 5, . BELL & BROWN,. CLOTHING! ~ 4 sl ¥ DRUGGISTS. wf. L CORNER OF: . Pine and Commercial Streets. = Dealers in . DRUGS, . CHEMICALS, ’ a8 = = TOILET SOAP BRUSHES, of tea. We shall keep on hand a large assort: ment of d Fancy Articles ee R@” Also a full line of Patent Medicines, “ g ao0n SUPPLY OF FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, ALFALFA, CLOVER, . ‘TIMOTHY, &c. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COM. POUNDED. RIDGE’S PATENT FOOD FORIN._FANTS. . REMEMBER THE PLACE, Cor, Pine & Commercial Streets " (Bussenius’ O14 Stand. BELL & BROWN. ’ Nevada, Feb. 8, 1873, ’ Bacon, Hams, AND ARE NOW READY. TO SUPPLY THE [TRADE WITH * } Hams, Lard. Warranted to be No 1. Quality Office—On Grass Valley Road. _. PERFUMERY, __. " . To be found in Nevada County. —— “164 a pair . the above rates, GOODNEWS! ' GOOD NEWS. Great Excitement ! +—AT——. Nathan & Casper’s, CLOTHING STORE. LOOK T0 YOUR INTEREST Competition Against Us Pega eae GIGANTIC FIZZLE. y E have the-Largest Stock of _ = = SS 5: \ CLOTHING, PRATT’S ABOLATION Oil. 7 , EOPE’S NEVER FAILING. DY FOR Lies es . meee retro ve . RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, Goat, Paralysis, Lame Back, ~. Sprains, Bruises, stiff’ Joints Contracted Cords and Musclesz, . Pain in the Breast, ~" Plearisy © Sore Throat, Diptheria, Colic, Cramps, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, Head Ache, Toothache, Ear ache, , And al external atid internal Paing and Aches, oe PRATT’ ABOLITITN OIL. THK POOR MAN'S TRIEND. Eom Price—Small, 90 cts; Large, $1. very Bottle fts own Testimonial . —AND— FURNISHING GOODS, Which we will sell on and-af-ter thisdate,at= GREATLY REDUCED [ PRICES. . We don't stick out shingles on . our Goods to deceive the pub-. lic, but we have established @ reputation for TRUTH ;-—— what we say is gospel truth and so says the public. It worries our opponents to seo that} we are doing the LEADING Clothing Business in the city. We don’t “shingle out’ Socks at two bits, we sell them at 121-2 cts or $1 per dozen. BLOOD! BLOOD! BLO ,FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, .-. secre gnsycone pe 7. THE RIVER OF Lae Purify it withy 4 __ The Great Vegetable» °° BLOOD PURIFIER AND LIVER IN. _VIGORATOR, : CURES Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Tetter, Blu CNS. Boils, Pimples. Sore Eyes, Skin Diseases, ‘ CURES ‘ ‘Chronic ard Intiamatory* Rheumatism, when every other remedy : fails. ERADICATES Syphilitic taint and all heredita orders of he Blood from the System, _ CURES PILES AND DYSPEPSIA, Stimulates the Liver and Kidneys to health action; ‘keeps the Bowels as regular as Clockwork and fortifies the wholé system against dis. ease in any form, -PRATT’S NEW LIFE. Price $1. For sale by all Druggiste. McBOYLE &.CO., Druggists aud Chemists, San Francisco. Sole Proprietors; ise agl Wo Humbug ABOUT THIS’ SALE. We have no motiye in creating an excitement in the Clothing Trade, only to attend strictly to our own business, and we will do just what wesay. Our motto is ' We publish to the world our list of prices, and fear nobody, Beaver Suits at $15, Pocket Handkerchief, Neck-tie and Socks thrown in the bargain.} Beaver Suits. at $17. The same as the above. Cassimere Suit, $25. Fine Business Suit, from $20 to $25. ~ Scotch Suits, from $20:t0,825. ro Good ‘heavy.Cassimere; Pants, 250 to 85. ! Fine English and French Cassimere Pants, $6 50 to $9. 3 Which we boast are not to be want: this side of San Francisco, : Vests of all shapes and pattern and prices, Undershirts, 50 Cents each And all the furnishing goods in proportion, Flannel Gray Undershirts, $125 Double sole Rubber Boots at . Cal. Overshirts atlG1!75. Gray Overshirts at $1 50. ‘Duck Pants, best, 75 cts a pair. Cotton Socks, 75 cts pr doz. Cotton Socks, $1 pr doz. And every article in the store at ‘If there is coy reduction in-our list of prices we shall publish a new list daily, 0 . . Call ‘at Nathan & Casper’s for your Clothing and consult your own interest. You can find good and fashionable clothing cheap at nor bear any animosity to anybody . Quick Sales and: Small Profits. . . Base .2ne. Meridien. Bail lesstion yagi 88 oo eS FRENCH LANGUAGE. et i Pg GIVEN IN FRENCH at the : residence of the Pupils. 8 reduction will Be'made in the price, Classes at the Public School at 2.and at 4 o’clock, P. M. for the children there attending. : s -For terms inquire of’ : MR. GEO. W. WELCH, Bookseller, road Street. j28 Or J. C. ROBINSON, No. 454. Application for a Patent to Mining Claim. — a Unirep States Lanp Orrice, Sacramento, Cal., February 28, 1873. OTICE is héreby given, that the Marietta Gold and Silver Mining Company, whose Post Office is San Francisco City and County, Cal., have made application for patent for 2200 lineal feet of tne Sulphuret Gold and Silver quartz mine and lode bearing gold, with surface ground 100 feet in width, situste in Fall Creek: mining district, Nevada County, California, and described in the\plat and field nates on file in this office as follows, viz: Commencing at a stake niarked No. tin rock mound standing on Section line between Sections 2 and N 45° E 40 links distant, and the t common to Sections £,9,11 aud 12, Township 17 N, Range 11 E, M. D. M., bears E 25.25 chs distant; Thence on a true line, var.17° E, N 16> W 33.33 chs toa post marked No. 4in a rock mound, from which a pine tree 16 inches in. diam. eter bears 8 82> W 50 links distant, ; : Survey of Exterior Boundaries: Beginning at stake “No, 1,” as above. Thence on a true line N 75> E 0.76 chs to a stake marked “No. 2” ina rock mound from which a black oak 16 inches in diamter bears N 57° W 57 links; thence on a ue Tine N15° W 43.33 chs to s stake marked No. 3 in rock mound, standing near the.summit of a very steep descent towards on Creek; thence on a true line 8 75> W 0.76 chs to a stake marked “No. 4”in rock mound at north end of centre . diameter bears inches in diameter bears W 50 links ‘distant; thence on a true line S 75> W 0.76 chs toa post in rock mound marked “No. 30 links S E of Lindse Grade; thence on ‘ginning, and containing 6 06.100 acres and being a portion of sections 2 and 11, Township 17 north, Range 11 cast, Mt. Diablo made prior to Jan. 1, 1858, and have beeu held and worked since then by the applicants and their grantors.in accordance with the mining laws of Nevada County Mining is vacant pubdli¢ land. , ; All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same before this office within sixty days from the first day of publishing hereof, . T. B. Mct ARLAND, Register, Dibble & Byrne, Attys tor Applicant. mt WILLIAMS & JOHNSON Counselorsand Attorneysat Law. ner Broad and Pins COUNTY WARRANTS, tered prior to Feb. 9th, Warrants on Koad Fuwut: regis 1872, Nos. 44, 45 and 46, will be paid om pre‘sentation, Dutercet ceases irom this date. : A. bata webbed Co ‘freas, ~ By AH 72. Also— ‘ered Aug. 9, NATHAN & CASPER’S, a + Parkes Deputy, Nevada, March 6th, is7s. id OD. PRATT'S NEW LIFE, — Where several Persons will form a Classline of lode, from which a pine tree 16 8 8: 6,” thence on a true line 8 15 E 33.33 chs . , to a post marked *‘No, 6” in rock mound . @ true tine N-T5°-E 0; chs to place of be5 LL Warrants on’ General Fund regis.‘ . District, ‘Adjoining this claim-on all sides —— ( )FEICE Over Beckkman’s Sadoox;-eor——— = at of €

evs, John sofdéeath, . been fixed. “4 larinkon [7 1 his Show, : 3 city, Edith © f J, C. and ylace from ents, this, o’cloek.— 18 are invihatin pursi: 2 of Califor. FF March, A. D,-.-§ ite of Nich. undersigned, 1d testament rivate sule to , on WednisA. D. 1873, at lace of busi. ‘ s sed, on Pine ,in said Nes ersonal propthat certain merchandise, hide y— goods, ——. cigars, nuts, 7 and fixtures, . — ofore known the east side ’ Piting for the k, will be ré. f his place of vada City, up .7 D, 1873,.at 10 = y a DSMITH, : Nicholas Slo. 8. ; 3 for the es. : m7 TIVAL! @& :Church have TAL, arch 17th, r.J HALL. d to repairing nire. endid Supper $2.50. nded, + & CO., m5 WARES, e N. ¥. Ho‘el. ployment of pore of cutting r kinds of i+ 5 mi a eel ARE! CELAIN Pa REG ER: & :CO., . KET., . enna ieee ry, lots to” suit . of a ted Ware hed Wares. K CO. s of Clocks, e Pacific Coast, tates, and gust market, & Co. 4 ie Street. a Francisce, Seee ED. ~ ¢ STORE. D’S EXTRACT PROOF, — TON'S. for 50 cog ? i > . © exceedingly _. April comes on Saturday, and asa rs The Daily Transcript a NEVADA CITY, CAL..” LOCAL AFFAIRS, ) Anxious to Leave. Frank W. Luge, who was recently _eonvicted: in the County Court of grand larceny, in stealing horses, was x anxious to get out, " While in jail he attempted to escape, “tut was caught by the officers, and immediately after. transferred. to a boiler iron cell. He thought he ’ could go through that cell if he only had the tools. He madé am effort to: get them, n3-will be seen by the fol¥ lowing letter, which was intercepted . Deposits, e #2 BAXK OF NEVADA COUNTY WILL ALLOW INTEREST _ ON TIME DEPOSITS, On and after February 1, 1873, "4s Fontows: “Six Months Time Depos-. its, 6 per cent. per annum. Twelve Months Time 8 per cent. per annum, by the officers.. (We--omit. the -per-. — nae Come up to Nevada ~——“City right away, and-go and see ==" He will let you know something to . our advantage. Iam shut up-inone’ _of these d—d iron cel's, but rT can ‘get out if I have the tools. So get tivo, blades out of butcher saws, and also two iron ones, in case the butchersaws won't work; bottle of hair oil, and ‘some white lead; “Fix the blades so that they will go through: an inch hole. My cell is situated on ~—-the-west-side ofthe jail: Bring the boy up and put bim over-the wall, and he will find a striig hanging out of the third cell window from: the Sheriff's office, and if Iam asleep it will wake: me up, and I will haul them in. Come up and gee ma, and if everything is all right, take-off . your hat and scratch your head; and if the thing is fruitless, see to DougHere are all the names of the things: Two butcher saws, two iron saws; bottle of hair oil, white lead. Don’t forget this.” Frank & Lv. Lu. is Louis Denzer, who was . jointly indicted with Luge for the offense. The letter was ‘sent out by. @ person whose term of service expired, but was intercepted before it teached its destination, The author. will now have an opportunity of exercising his talents ag indicated by his letter, in the State Prison. os . Dispensation Granted. A dispensation has been granted Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, I. 0. O, ¥', to celebrate the anniversary. of Udd Fellowship on the 25th of April instead of the 26th. The 26th of Ball isto be given, it was not considered an appropriate night for the . Occasion, therefore the-dispensation was asked. The Committee will now 80 ahead and complete their arrangements for the Celebration and Dedication of their new Hall. In all’ probability, the procession will be the largest ever seen in this city. It -—isunderstood that the two Lodges in Grass Valley will turn out in full numbers, and many other Lodges in . this and the ‘adjoining counties will help to swell the procession. In the evening a Bull will be given in the Skating rink and the Sapper at the Theatre. An invitation has been sent to Hon, Nathan Porter to deliyer the oration. nd ~ Rumor. ~ ~-Itirrumoted that “‘Shodhiaker, of" the Grass Valley Union will be.a ' candidate for some position on the Republican or Democratic ticket. . He is a strong friend of Gorham,and -in fayor of a subsidy for a railroad, Provided the road is built from Grass ~ Valley to Colfax. Monster Clearing Sale-—For 30 Days Only—Look atthe Prices. Genuine English 3 ply carpets, $1 50 per yard. eT . Crossly's Best Brussels, $1 40 per yard, : é ee € A full and complete stock of house tarnishing goods at less than cost, Cotton Délaines at_ 18% cents per. “yard, ————— __~ Maslin, bleached and unbleached, ee ee eas Merrimac and Sprague Prints, 10 yards for $1, ,_ Genuine French Corsets for $1. Balmoral Skirts for $1 50, Table Linen at 50 cents per yard. = Remnants. sold for a mere ‘trifle, and a thousand articles too numerous to mehtion,. mast be sold *egardiess of cost for the next 30 days, without fai}, to make room for sn dminense stock-of ‘Spring Goods . _ RoW on the way from Eastern. markets, Everybody is itivited tii exam-. and prices. No trou Goods. Orders prompily Les iis & RS SP f 4 dle to show filed, . GOLDSMITH): }# Persons: residing —at:-a-distance~ can} eee Send money by Express. ~ Checks on Solvent Banks taken at par, © ‘JOHN W. HINDS, President. ‘R.W. Torry, Cashier, Nevada City, Jan. 4th, 1873, Great Inducements, In order to make. room for: our extensive Spring Stock, which is now being manufactured in the Eastern States expressly for our trade, we will sell, on and after this day, out Splendid Stock of Winter Cluth‘ing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Blankets,"Rabber Goods, etc., at First Cost, Business men, miners, fathers, mothers, guardians, or anybody else, if you want to save money, and desire to get great bargains in the clothing line, do not wait any longer, but call at-once at. the Clothing Emporium, on the corner of Broad and Pine streets, (Banner Bros. old stand) and be convinced of the truth of our statement? 4 fi ASCHHEIM BROS. Nevada, Feb. 20th, 1873. Clothing Emporium. keeps on hand a magnificent stock of: . gents’ and boys’ clothing, furnishing Take up your’ line of march for Crittenton’s, No. 7 6th Avenue, all ye coughers and wheezers, and snufHers, It is the depot for Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Ta ».which for all ailments of the lungs a d their air’ passages is an immediate sovereign remedy. keep it. : Pike's Toothache Drops curé in] minute. A Disrresstnc. Coven causes the friénds of the sufferer as-much pain as the sufferer himself. Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry will certainly cure coughs, colds, arrest consump-' tion, and that speedily. When did it ever fail? EDQUARY & COBB, 504 Kearney Street, San Fraucisco, as the First Premium for best general photographic work was awar ded them at the Mechanics’ Institute Fair for 1871. All work guaranteed. > => Perils of the Season, The inhospitable winds aad chilly fogs of spring are unwelcome -visiters to the fees ble and ailing, and are by no means ‘conof diseaseiurking in the system, they are sure to develop it, unless proper precautions are taken to prevent-such a misfortune. Bilious complaints, dyspepsia, nervous de bility, rheumatism, irregularities of the bowels, and disorders which affect the kidneys, are all aggravated by the peculiar con dition ef the atmosphere at this season.: Invalids who are subject to any of these disorders, or have # predisposition thereto, should therefore forearm themeclves against danger by strengthening the digestive organs, the nervous system and the muscular fibre with daily doses of , Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. There is no period of the year at which astimulating tonic and regulating icine is more urgently required than in the-spriug; and there is no preparation of that class'im Which so many valuable restorative and-preventive properties are . sombined in auch 2 partestly safe and haem: . less form as in Hostetter’s Bitters, It may be stated positively, as an uucontradictable fact, that a course of this agreeable vegeta. ble specific, commenced now and continued . through the spring months, will effectually shield the inhabitants of marshy and miasmatic localities from the intermittent and remittent fevers caused by unhealthy exhalations.from a wet soil. fer arrival. Can be seen on arrival at my Ep A SE B. H. Miller,on Commercial street, . goods, ete.,which he sells very cheap, nd All druggists . FOR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS, go to ARRIVE. . _AN entirely new squire 7% . PR ee es “ig witich E]_ will offer for sale at suction, if not sold at pr. te sale, afrao ree eth tte 0 ee % Selling Of! SELLING OFF ! . I OFFER MY IMMENSE ' y STOCK OFBOOTS, SHOES HATS, —AT-: . @REATLY REDUCED PRICES ON ACCOUNT OF SOON REMOVING TO.

Odd Fellows’ Building, “AND FOR THE PURPOSE oF MAKING ROOM~—FoR— Spring Goods. ee H, MILLER, _ Commercial Street. Nevada, Feb. 22nd.For 30 Days Only ! ~ GREAT EXCITEMENT ae RS GOLDSMITEHS_ x DRY GOODS STORE! ON BROAD STREET. I rede after this day, Goods of all f' description, wilh" » In order to make room for the Immense Stock of Spring Goods which wil) shortly arrive from the Eastern States. Dress Goods of all descriptions, Water Proofs, Shawls, Skirts, ho, &e. will be sold 50 per cent lower than heretofore Deniestic Goods, Carpets and cisco eost Call and ascertain Prices and see the Geeds. continued for $0 Days only. pha A. GOLDSMITH. a" Orders trom the Country will auction rooms, on Mie vada City weplication to. yeas . oT OR SPR /WH. DAVIDSON, be promptly filled. Sst 5, . BELL & BROWN,. CLOTHING! ~ 4 sl ¥ DRUGGISTS. wf. L CORNER OF: . Pine and Commercial Streets. = Dealers in . DRUGS, . CHEMICALS, ’ a8 = = TOILET SOAP BRUSHES, of tea. We shall keep on hand a large assort: ment of d Fancy Articles ee R@” Also a full line of Patent Medicines, “ g ao0n SUPPLY OF FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, ALFALFA, CLOVER, . ‘TIMOTHY, &c. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COM. POUNDED. RIDGE’S PATENT FOOD FORIN._FANTS. . REMEMBER THE PLACE, Cor, Pine & Commercial Streets " (Bussenius’ O14 Stand. BELL & BROWN. ’ Nevada, Feb. 8, 1873, ’ Bacon, Hams, AND ARE NOW READY. TO SUPPLY THE [TRADE WITH * } Hams, Lard. Warranted to be No 1. Quality Office—On Grass Valley Road. _.. PERFUMERY, __. " . To be found in Nevada County. —— “164 a pair . the above rates, GOODNEWS! ' GOOD NEWS. Great Excitement ! +—AT——. Nathan & Casper’s, CLOTHING STORE. LOOK T0 YOUR INTEREST Competition Against Us Pega eae GIGANTIC FIZZLE. y E have the-Largest Stock of _ = = SS 5: \ CLOTHING, PRATT’S ABOLATION Oil. 7 , EOPE’S NEVER FAILING. DY FOR Lies es . meee retro ve . RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, Goat, Paralysis, Lame Back, ~. Sprains, Bruises, stiff’ Joints Contracted Cords and Musclesz, . Pain in the Breast, ~" Plearisy © Sore Throat, Diptheria, Colic, Cramps, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, Head Ache, Toothache, Ear ache, , And al external atid internal Paing and Aches, oe PRATT’ ABOLITITN OIL. THK POOR MAN'S TRIEND. Eom Price—Small, 90 cts; Large, $1.. very Bottle fts own Testimonial . —AND— FURNISHING GOODS, Which we will sell on and-af-ter thisdate,at= GREATLY REDUCED [ PRICES. . We don't stick out shingles on . our Goods to deceive the pub-. lic, but we have established @ reputation for TRUTH ;-—— what we say is gospel truth and so says the public. It worries our opponents to seo that} we are doing the LEADING Clothing Business in the city. We don’t “shingle out’ Socks at two bits, we sell them at 121-2 cts or $1 per dozen. BLOOD! BLOOD! BLO ,FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, .-. secre gnsycone pe 7. THE RIVER OF Lae Purify it withy 4 __ The Great Vegetable» °° BLOOD PURIFIER AND LIVER IN. _VIGORATOR, : CURES Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Tetter, Blu CNS. Boils, Pimples. Sore Eyes, Skin Diseases, ‘ CURES ‘ ‘Chronic ard Intiamatory* Rheumatism, when every other remedy : fails. ERADICATES Syphilitic taint and all heredita orders of he Blood from the System, _ CURES PILES AND DYSPEPSIA, Stimulates the Liver and Kidneys to health action; ‘keeps the Bowels as regular as Clockwork and fortifies the wholé system against dis. ease in any form, -PRATT’S NEW LIFE. Price $1. For sale by all Druggiste. McBOYLE &.CO., Druggists aud Chemists, San Francisco. Sole Proprietors; ise agl Wo Humbug ABOUT THIS’ SALE. We have no motiye in creating an excitement in the Clothing Trade, only to attend strictly to our own business, and we will do just what wesay. Our motto is ' We publish to the world our list of prices, and fear nobody, Beaver Suits at $15, Pocket Handkerchief, Neck-tie and Socks thrown in the bargain.} Beaver Suits. at $17. The same as the above. Cassimere Suit, $25. Fine Business Suit, from $20 to $25. ~ Scotch Suits, from $20:t0,825. ro Good ‘heavy.Cassimere; Pants, 250 to 85. ! Fine English and French Cassimere Pants, $6 50 to $9. 3 Which we boast are not to be want: this side of San Francisco, : Vests of all shapes and pattern and prices, Undershirts, 50 Cents each And all the furnishing goods in proportion, Flannel Gray Undershirts, $125 Double sole Rubber Boots at . Cal. Overshirts atlG1!75. Gray Overshirts at $1 50. ‘Duck Pants, best, 75 cts a pair. Cotton Socks, 75 cts pr doz. Cotton Socks, $1 pr doz. And every article in the store at ‘If there is coy reduction in-our list of prices we shall publish a new list daily, 0 . . Call ‘at Nathan & Casper’s for your Clothing and consult your own interest. You can find good and fashionable clothing cheap at nor bear any animosity to anybody . Quick Sales and: Small Profits. . . Base .2ne. Meridien.. Bail lesstion yagi 88 oo eS FRENCH LANGUAGE. et i Pg GIVEN IN FRENCH at the : residence of the Pupils. 8 reduction will Be'made in the price, Classes at the Public School at 2.and at 4 o’clock, P. M. for the children there attending. : s -For terms inquire of’ : MR. GEO. W. WELCH, Bookseller, road Street. j28 Or J. C. ROBINSON, No. 454. Application for a Patent to Mining Claim. — a Unirep States Lanp Orrice, Sacramento, Cal., February 28, 1873. OTICE is héreby given, that the Marietta Gold and Silver Mining Company, whose Post Office is San Francisco City and County, Cal., have made application for patent for 2200 lineal feet of tne Sulphuret Gold and Silver quartz mine and lode bearing gold, with surface ground 100 feet in width, situste in Fall Creek: mining district, Nevada County, California, and described in the\plat and field nates on file in this office as follows, viz: Commencing at a stake niarked No. tin rock mound standing on Section line between Sections 2 and N 45° E 40 links distant, and the t common to Sections £,9,11 aud 12, Township 17 N, Range 11 E, M. D. M., bears E 25.25 chs distant; Thence on a true line, var.17° E, N 16> W 33.33 chs toa post marked No. 4in a rock mound, from which a pine tree 16 inches in. diam. eter bears 8 82> W 50 links distant, ; : Survey of Exterior Boundaries: Beginning at stake “No, 1,” as above. Thence on a true line N 75> E 0.76 chs to a stake marked “No. 2” ina rock mound from which a black oak 16 inches in diamter bears N 57° W 57 links; thence on a ue Tine N15° W 43.33 chs to s stake marked No. 3 in rock mound, standing near the.summit of a very steep descent towards on Creek; thence on a true line 8 75> W 0.76 chs to a stake marked “No. 4”in rock mound at north end of centre . diameter bears inches in diameter bears W 50 links ‘distant; thence on a true line S 75> W 0.76 chs toa post in rock mound marked “No. 30 links S E of Lindse Grade; thence on ‘ginning, and containing 6 06.100 acres and being a portion of sections 2 and 11, Township 17 north, Range 11 cast, Mt. Diablo made prior to Jan. 1, 1858, and have beeu held and worked since then by the applicants and their grantors.in accordance with the mining laws of Nevada County Mining is vacant pubdli¢ land. , ; All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same before this office within sixty days from the first day of publishing hereof, . T. B. Mct ARLAND, Register, Dibble & Byrne, Attys tor Applicant. mt WILLIAMS & JOHNSON Counselorsand Attorneysat Law. ner Broad and Pins COUNTY WARRANTS, tered prior to Feb. 9th, Warrants on Koad Fuwut: regis 1872, Nos. 44, 45 and 46, will be paid om pre‘sentation, Dutercet ceases irom this date. : A. bata webbed Co ‘freas, ~ By AH 72. Also— ‘ered Aug. 9, NATHAN & CASPER’S, a + Parkes Deputy, Nevada, March 6th, is7s. id OD. PRATT'S NEW LIFE, — Where several Persons will form a Classline of lode, from which a pine tree 16 8 8: 6,” thence on a true line 8 15 E 33.33 chs . , to a post marked *‘No, 6” in rock mound . @ true tine N-T5°-E 0; chs to place of be5 LL Warrants on’ General Fund regis.‘ . District, ‘Adjoining this claim-on all sides —— ( )FEICE Over Beckkman’s Sadoox;-eor——— = at of €