May 22, 1872 (4 pages)

ALE OF LIN G! TOCK IN THE OWNED ny ' . BROS, SED OF WITH ,AT WHICH 7“ABE BUSINESS IN ) HUMBUG ak! nee themselves d examining ind prices, . be sold 100 per ‘an ever known _ others 50 per than the same bringing in r to-day. YORE IT IS LATE. . YOUR OWN PRICES. Clothing in the y goods of us 25 yer than importey are the STYLES RING HING, OF— fanufacture. STING OF SUITS, H SUITS, TS, 4 SSIMERE SUITS, colors and descripcolors, k of ‘s, SHOES, nts’ and Children. colors and descrip lothing ! LATEST STYLE NEST QUALITY. ssortment of RUNKS, VALISES, &e., &e. ng Goods, RGEST LOT, TEST TO BE HAD E STATE ! n the Clothing . t first calling to pad and Pine Street. indebted to BANre hereby tle immediately. ° The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. 5 LOCAL AFFAIRS. Fourth July Meeting. At a meeting of the citizens of} Nevada City, held at the Court House, on Monday evening, for the purpose of making arrangements for celebrating the coming Anniversary, Hon. Niles Searls was elected Presidentand J.J. Rogers, Secretary. The following named gentlemen were authorized to make all necessa~ ae? f arrangements : Tra A. Eaton, A. H. Hanson,A. B: Carley, N. P. Brown, J. J. Rogers, Jonathan Clark, A. Goldsmith,-Wm. M. Bailey, Niles Searls, C. T. Canfield, W. R. Coe, W. Cornell, G.-v. Schmittburg, A W. Potter, Wm. Wickes. The above proceedings were published only in our city edition, yesterday therefore we sur it again this morning. The Committee were to’ meet last evening at 9 o’clock, for the purpose of appointing sub-committees and making other arrangements for a grand celebration. It is hoped citizens will not only contribute liberally, but that they will aid the committees in every way in their power, tothe end that the coming celebration will eclipse anything of the kind ‘ver seen in the mountains. Gold Dust Lost and Found. _ A few days ago, Mr. Dickinson, Superintendent of the Black & Young mine, at Graniteville, started from . the latter place, on horseback, to the mill, a distance of two m-les, with his pockets filled with packages of gold dust. On reaching his office, he diseoveted-that-one-of the packages, valued at about $300, was missing. He immediately walked over the same route he had come, and when in front of Bohannan’s saloon, he found the lest gold dustin the street. When he picked it up there were about a dozen men sitting in front of the saloon, and he quietly informed them he had at last found a town that contained honest men. City 'Nrustees. At a meeting of the City Trustees ‘on Monday evening, a petition was received asking for improvements on ‘Park Avenue, so a8 to make the sume passable for teams, to the easterly line of the city—-referred to street committee, consisting of Trustees Smith, Shurtleffand Lademan. Bills to the amount of $25 were allowed on the fire fand, and the bond of W. S. Long, as City Assessor, was approved. The Buard adjourned until next Monday evening. i ieee City Property. There are some thirty deeds for city lots, belonging to various parties, which were made out over a year ago, but have never been called for. These are now in possession of Justice T. H. Rolfe, late City Clerk, who is authorized to detiver them to the parties entitled to the same. By calling at his office on Broad _ street, and bringing the certificates which were issued ip all cases, parties can get the deeds for m their lots. Coiavieblen of Nidalgo. The case of Hidalgo, charged with an assault with intent to commit rape on the daughter ‘of Richard Dillon, at Eureka, in January last, was concluded in the County Court yesterday. The jury after being out tive minutes returned a verdict of “*guilty as charged in the indictment,” The case was defended by A. J. Ridge, of Grass Valley, and proseeuted by District.Attormey Deal. Velecipede Race. Don’t forget the velocipede race at the Skating Riak this evening. Miss Carrie A. Moere and Prof. Lovett}. will contest fer the prize—a $20 gold piece: We are authorized by Mr. Bullard to state that the contest is open fer any andall other persons who want to win $20 by making the pars The Board of Trustees, on Monday evening last, appointed Wm. Scott policeman, for oue year. This isa most excellent appointment, and will meet with the approbation of our citizens. Scott is a first rate policeman. He attends to his duties promptly and faithfully. — Nevada Ledge. The members of Nevada Sind No. 13, F. and A, M., are notified to meet at their Lodge room, this evening, at 8 o'clock. pam .C. Beckman, C.) Great Closing Out Sale. _., Marcus Banner, of the firm of Banner Brothers, the heaviest importers and retail dealers of clothing on the Pacific coast, is now in this city for}the purpose of closing~out~the-immense stock of clothingin their store, on the ‘corner-of Broad and Pine streets. Every article.in the store is offered for sale below Sair Francisco . cost prices, and Banner Brothers assure the people that they will not remain in business here over 30 days aan BROUGHT TO NElonger, and the goods must be sold} ey ; at some price or other. Purchasers -[VADA-COUNTY. ean rely upon the fact that this is a genuine and not a bogussale. In order to substantiate this statement they-inviteall to call and-examine . the goods and prices for themselves, as the goods must and will be sold within 30 days, at which time Banner Brothers will cease business in. Nevada City. This ‘is the grandest opportunity.ever offered to purchase clothing in Nevada county. . tf Grand Social Party. “Another Grand Social Party, will be given by Davis. & Blum, on Friday evening, May 24th, at Temperance Hall. The best of music will bein attendance and tickets of. admission are only $1. A general invitation is extended to everybody. a Don't fail to attend if you want to have & good time. Dancing from 8 to 1, 0’clock. May 19-5t Good News. H. Levy, Commercial street, ishow receiving a very large stock of Summer goods. New -.additions.are being made every day. New style kid gloves_ $1 per pair. Gentlemen's furnishing goods, latest style Summer hats, and ladies dress goods. Everybody should go and see the new goods at Levy’s. 3t Wanted--Number 353, Ticket, No. 353, wen the gold} watch which was raffled for at the Catholic Festival on the 18th of March last. The holder of said ticket can obtain the watch on application to this office. May 18-lw Provide Against Danger. At this season all the great liner of travel tegin. ly swarm with human beings intent on busineas.or t pleasure. Are these moving multitudes awaie-of the danger which ensues from drinking . erent varieties of water and breathing atmospheres to which their lungs are unaccustomed?. Do-they realize how important it isto be pre-armed with an antidote that will deferid their systems from the evil consequences of such changes and from all ailments and disturbances which arise from the miasma so plentitully evolved from the soil at this period of the year? Such an antidote—certain inits protective operation and free from everything objectionable in its composition and flavor—has been for twenty years before the world. No instance can be adduced, during that period, in which Hestetter’s Stomach Biticrs has failed asan acclimating medicine, or as a preventive of the bodily ills to which the undefended system is liable in unhealthy localities. A good appetite, perfect digestion, vigorous condition of the nervous system, functional regular.ty, and a pure and active circulaiton, are the elements of ‘health, and these sigual blessings may be secured and perpetuated by the use of this powerful, yet harmiess, vegetable tonic, Such is the experience of all who have ever taken it ase safeguard against the diseases which debility, irregularity and a morbid condition of the selids and fluids of the body are sure to invite. setae) esa i OSA a A A ENDS DONNOLLY’S CALIFORNIA PREMIUM YEAST POWDER. oo GREAT REDUCTION! Only $16 per gross, im 20 gross lets. SE the best aud the cheapest Powder ever offered to the public. ‘No one can make good bread without DONNOLLY’S YEAST POWDER. Twenty-five gross of pure white Yeast Phwder tade every day. For grocers. Factory, vf Front Street, San Franeisce, D. CALLAGHAN, Proprietor. a7 Everyone uses Donnolly’s Cream Tartar and en sae ee Se Feb. 20th. TAM’S SALOOS, NTOINE TAM would inferm people of Nevada City that he ia pared to serve California Oysters in every style at his Salooon. Iced Fountain Soda, of every falee Cream, PIES, CAKES, TEA AND COFFEE AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY OB EVENING. By endeavoring to please all Mr. Tam hopes to receive a liberal share o: the pul Give him a call. vor. . Nevada City, May 8th, 1872. \aphe Greatest . . BARGAINS ‘ ~_ YOU CAN Get the Latest Styles i —OF— SUMMER Goons At the Store of A. Goldsmith ~ Cheaper than at any oth: r place. The largest and prettest stoca ever brought to this city, embracing every kind known in the market. Look at the prices : 10 yds Sprague and Merrimac Prints for $1. Waite Rock and Lonsdale Muslin, 5 yds for $1. Fine Summer Dress Goods, pr yd, 25 cents. New style Suiting, Gros du Pruss, pr yd, 25 cents. Fine Satin Striped Pique, per yd, 25 cents. Fine Embr. Skirting, 1 1-4 yds wide, pr yd, 20 cents. _ Linen Towels, pr doz, $1 75. Lot gf D Dry Gétahs ever et PIONEER DRY ‘GOODS STORE! — ) J.& 8. ROSENTHAL AVE JUST RECEIVED AT THEIR STORE, Corner uf Broad aad Pine direvts, the LARGEST, RICHEST, And the CHEAPEST os Nevatta Clothing MILLER & NATHAN, STORE! Successors to HAAS & CO. TO THIS CITY. Their Stock cofisists of an excellent assortment of Dry Goods, among which are the following articles: ° Satin Barbouna, Silk Poplins, Belgian Repps, Japanese Silks, Marseilles, Ribbons, Merrimac Prints, . Quilts, 7 Millinery Goods, Holisery, Calicoes, Carpets, Shawls, Shoes, Linens, Hata, Collars. &c., The Ladies of Nevada City and County are invited to call and examine the large variety of goods, which are offered at the . very lowest prices, Every article in the Dry Goods line ‘can be obtained at thef PIONEER DRY GOODS STORE, J. & S. ROSENTHAL, Propr’s, Nevada, May, 8th. 1872, #. W. VELLA, ANUFACTURER of Men's, Women’s, Children’s Trimmed Hats, 50 cents. = Fine hemstitch Hdkfs, pr doz, “Fine Parisian style of Ladies’ Trimmed. Hats, $2 and $2 50. Imperial Sply and Brussels Carpets at San Francisco cost. Finest and best double width French Gingham. pr yd, 25 cts. pr doz. Real Fine Embr. ‘French Corsets, $1. Hat Frames, Lace and Buckram, 25 cts. Shaker Bonnets, 12 cents. And all other articles at like rates. You can’t form any idea of the magnificence of the Goods unless YOU call and see them ! DRESS GOODS ! Silks ofall colors, . French and Irish Poplins, White House Goods, Grenadines. Alpaccas, ; Prints, utifal stock, Doliy Varden, And every other Kind. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS ! Bleached and Un-bleached Sheetings, . Towelings, Table Cloths, Nap°line required for Household Every article usually found in first class Dry Goods Establishment can be hud at Py Pure Linen Napkins, 75 cents} Misses and Children's Boots, Shoes aua a iilipipers of every description. Your special attention is called to my Men’s Patent Leather ‘fongue Boots, and Oxtord Ties. French Calf Tongue Boots, Morocco Legs,~ Fair Btitched and Box Toes. Fine Dress Boots, Plain Legs, Fair Stitched or Plain. Men’s Button Gaiters. Congress Gaiters, Lace Shves, Strap Shoes, Uxtord Ties and Slippers. Ladies, Misses,and Children’s Boots, Shoes, and Slippers of every style and material. made to order and a pettvet fit: guaranted, Special attention given to the making of en’s Embroidered and Ladies’ Toilet silipSpecial attention paid to Repairing, aay H. W. VELLA, Adjoining Stumps en, Broad Street. Nevada, May 3d = ON SALES. ~ —aT— NEVADA DRUG STORE. THE NEW FOOD—SEA MOSS FARINE, FOR SAUCES, JELLIES, CUsTARDS, ETC. A choice lot of EXTRACTS for flavoring the same, at very low rates. SUGAR OF LEMONS, Making excellent Lemonade at a cost of but two cents a glass. Spices of all kinds. Pure Cream Tartar and Soda for Baking purposes. cibles and Acids, : E. M. PRESTON, DRUGGIST. Preecriptions accurately compounded at all hours, day or night. 8. W. COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS Under the Transcript Printing Office. Roller Skating Assemblies. —AT THE— NEVADA SKATING RINE. HE Nevada Ekating Rink will re-open on MONDAY, April Sth. Every Forenoon the Rink will be opened from 934 to 120’clock,. A gentleman will be in attendance to teach all who desire to learn to skate. Admission free, use of skates 26 cents. Every Afternoon from 3 o’clock till 6.— Admission, including Skates 25 cents. The Rink will be open only Monday, nesday and Saturday Evenings from 7 pe 10 e’clock; Adimission — Gentlemen 25 cents ; use of Skates 25 cents. Ladies, including Skates 25 cents, Gentleman and Lady, admission and use of skates 50 cts. ~~ B, BULLARD, Proprietor, Nevada, April 5th. ICE! ICE! Nevada Ice Company are prepared to.deliver ice in any part of the city and county. Orders left at the office, foot of Boulder Street;will be promptly filled. Nevaua, May 1éth)-187 3. Corner Pine & Commercial. Sts. Go NATHAN & MILLER'S SUMMER CLOTHING SPLENDID NEW Goons ! THE FINEST Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Cru. TO ~~ FOR FINEAND*THE NATHAN & . MILLER, Have on hand A fall Stock, Of all Sizes, CHE APEST:!. Annual Target,.Practice _ AND PARADE ! —OF THE—~ NEVADA LIGHT GUARD ! NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! Attention Headquarters Fourth Brigade, N. G. C. ’ SACRAMENTO, April 12, 1872, j q de ORDERS, Number Two. 1, Regimental and Company Commanders will issue orders to their respective .commands for Parade and Target Practice. dur. ing the month of May, as required by law. II, Such Parade and Target Practice shall be held on Tuesdays, Wednesdaysor Thurs-" days, inany week of the month designated. Hil, Reports shall.be made through the usual channels to these Headquarters; prior to the eighth day of June,on the blanksfur=— nhished for that purpose, IV. The following rules, (promulgated iu ‘ Generai Orders, No. 4, Ge neral Headquarters N. G. C; 1868,) shall be strictly adhered to, viz : Size of Target for Infantry to be six feet by two feet, with four inch bull’s eye in centre, plac ed at a distance of one hundred and fifty yards for offhand shooting, and two hundred and fifty yards for firing from the knée ; and for Calvary pistol practice, same sized target, placed at a distance of thirty yards. Hits to be measured fron: centre of bull’s eye to centre of bullet hole average for misses to be rated at twenty inches. By order of Brig-Gen. JOSIAH HOWELL. Frank Miller, Major, and A. A. G. Official. Frank Miller, Maj. and A. A.-G. ToM, 8. De:1, Captain Comd’g Co. C. You are hereby ordered to assemble your Company for Parade and Target Practice on airyTuesday, Wednesday er Thursday. duriug the month of May, as may best suit your convenience, _ By order ©. V. KELLoa Cot: .Com’dg 4th Meaitsent, F. H. McCormick, First Lieut and Adj’t. —_—_— HEADQUARTERS NEVADA Lion GUARD, . May Ist,1872. § In compliance with the above Order_the members of the Nevada Light Guard Bre: hereby ordered to assemble at their Armory,” in this city, on Thursday, May 30th, 1872, At 10 o’cleck, A. M. IN FULL UNIFORM, equipped for Target Practice. The Company Medals and other Prizes will be contested for, Every Meniber is expected to. be present. By order -. M. 8. DEAL, Capt. Comd’g. W. F. Evens, O. 8. N,. B.—Regular Monthly Meeting Satur. day Evening, May 4th. NEW STORE ! NEW GOODS! WM. T. SHURTLEFF, } OULD respectfully inform the people of Nevada City and vicinity that Of the Celebrated Cheviot Shirts, IF YoU WANT: FINE OR CHEAP SUIT. OF ~_ . BOYS’ CLOTHING _ 0 TO THE Nevada__ —_—_— FOR YOUR Under Clothing, Go TO NATHAN & MILLER’, FOR ANY ARTICLE IN THE CLOTHING LINE GO TO ‘MILLER & NATHAN’S. Don’t forget the place. NEVADA CLOTHING STORE! Nathan & Miller, ' PROPRIETORS. At Haas & Co’s Qid Stand, corner , Pine & Commercial Streets, NEVADA CITY. Store. he has opened the Neatest and best Arranged GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE: In the County—on the Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets, Formerly occupied by P. Scieutti Where he intends to keep on hand every article usually found in a ’ First Class Grocery Store. nd » His Stock isentirely new and fresh snd consists in part of CASE GOODS, of every kind usually had in the markets, SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, BUTTER CHEESE, FLOUR, RICE, BACON, HAMS. LARD, SOAPS, and in fact everything that is required in a family. Everything in my line will be sold at a very small advance on Cost Prices. Goods will be delivered a reasonable distance free of charge. I hope by selling good articles at low Prieee § and extending every accommodation tu cash-customers to merit a staians share of the publi patronage. WM. T. ‘SHURTLEFF, Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets, “Nevada City. ~~ April 25th, 1872. o NEVADA BAKERY AND RESTAURANT. J. J. ROGERS,... Proprietor. Broad Street, Nevada City. AVING purchased the Nevada Bakery and Restaurant of Alex. Gault, I wil! hereafter carry on the-business at the old stand. The tables of the Restaurant will be suj})plied with the very best the market afford». Fresh bread will he delivered any wher: within the city limits. Cakes, Pies, etc., always on hand. Parties in town and from the country wii! find at the Nevada Restaurant all the delicacies usually found in a first clase reste urant. : : J. J, ROGERS. Nevada, May } ist, 1872. TO SCRIP B HOLDERS. LL WARRANTS DRAWN ON THE Genera] Fund of Nevada County, euci registered prior to February 17th, 1871, * wil! be paid on presentation. All Warrants <n the Road Fund, registered prior to Fb. llth, 1871, also Warrants Nos. 465 to 470 inchasive, registered Feb;-tith, 1871, will be paid on presentation. Interest ceases iron this date. A. GOLDSMITH, Treasurer. By A. H. Parker, Deputy. Nevade, May ith, 1872,

ALE OF LIN G! TOCK IN THE OWNED ny ' . BROS, SED OF WITH ,AT WHICH 7“ABE BUSINESS IN ) HUMBUG ak! nee themselves d examining ind prices, . be sold 100 per ‘an ever known _ others 50 per than the same bringing in r to-day. YORE IT IS LATE. . YOUR OWN PRICES. Clothing in the y goods of us 25 yer than importey are the STYLES RING HING, OF— fanufacture. STING OF SUITS, H SUITS, TS, 4 SSIMERE SUITS, colors and descripcolors, k of ‘s, SHOES, nts’ and Children. colors and descrip lothing ! LATEST STYLE NEST QUALITY. ssortment of RUNKS, VALISES, &e., &e. ng Goods, RGEST LOT, TEST TO BE HAD E STATE ! n the Clothing . t first calling to pad and Pine Street. indebted to BANre hereby tle immediately. ° The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. 5 LOCAL AFFAIRS. Fourth July Meeting. At a meeting of the citizens of} Nevada City, held at the Court House, on Monday evening, for the purpose of making arrangements for celebrating the coming Anniversary, Hon. Niles Searls was elected Presidentand J.J. Rogers, Secretary. The following named gentlemen were authorized to make all necessa~ ae? f arrangements : Tra A. Eaton, A. H. Hanson,A. B: Carley, N. P. Brown, J. J. Rogers, Jonathan Clark, A. Goldsmith,-Wm. M. Bailey, Niles Searls, C. T. Canfield, W. R. Coe, W. Cornell, G.-v. Schmittburg, A W. Potter, Wm. Wickes. The above proceedings were published only in our city edition, yesterday therefore we sur it again this morning. The Committee were to’ meet last evening at 9 o’clock, for the purpose of appointing sub-committees and making other arrangements for a grand celebration. It is hoped citizens will not only contribute liberally, but that they will aid the committees in every way in their power, tothe end that the coming celebration will eclipse anything of the kind ‘ver seen in the mountains. Gold Dust Lost and Found. _ A few days ago, Mr. Dickinson, Superintendent of the Black & Young mine, at Graniteville, started from . the latter place, on horseback, to the mill, a distance of two m-les, with his pockets filled with packages of gold dust. On reaching his office, he diseoveted-that-one-of the packages, valued at about $300, was missing. He immediately walked over the same route he had come, and when in front of Bohannan’s saloon, he found the lest gold dustin the street. When he picked it up there were about a dozen men sitting in front of the saloon, and he quietly informed them he had at last found a town that contained honest men. City 'Nrustees. At a meeting of the City Trustees ‘on Monday evening, a petition was received asking for improvements on ‘Park Avenue, so a8 to make the sume passable for teams, to the easterly line of the city—-referred to street committee, consisting of Trustees Smith, Shurtleffand Lademan. Bills to the amount of $25 were allowed on the fire fand, and the bond of W. S. Long, as City Assessor, was approved. The Buard adjourned until next Monday evening. i ieee City Property. There are some thirty deeds for city lots, belonging to various parties, which were made out over a year ago, but have never been called for. These are now in possession of Justice T. H. Rolfe, late City Clerk, who is authorized to detiver them to the parties entitled to the same. By calling at his office on Broad _ street, and bringing the certificates which were issued ip all cases, parties can get the deeds for m their lots. Coiavieblen of Nidalgo. The case of Hidalgo, charged with an assault with intent to commit rape on the daughter ‘of Richard Dillon, at Eureka, in January last, was concluded in the County Court yesterday. The jury after being out tive minutes returned a verdict of “*guilty as charged in the indictment,” The case was defended by A. J. Ridge, of Grass Valley, and proseeuted by District.Attormey Deal. Velecipede Race. Don’t forget the velocipede race at the Skating Riak this evening. Miss Carrie A. Moere and Prof. Lovett}. will contest fer the prize—a $20 gold piece: We are authorized by Mr. Bullard to state that the contest is open fer any andall other persons who want to win $20 by making the pars The Board of Trustees, on Monday evening last, appointed Wm. Scott policeman, for oue year. This isa most excellent appointment, and will meet with the approbation of our citizens. Scott is a first rate policeman. He attends to his duties promptly and faithfully. — Nevada Ledge. The members of Nevada Sind No. 13, F. and A, M., are notified to meet at their Lodge room, this evening, at 8 o'clock. pam .C. Beckman, C.) Great Closing Out Sale. _., Marcus Banner, of the firm of Banner Brothers, the heaviest importers and retail dealers of clothing on the Pacific coast, is now in this city for}the purpose of closing~out~the-immense stock of clothingin their store, on the ‘corner-of Broad and Pine streets. Every article.in the store is offered for sale below Sair Francisco . cost prices, and Banner Brothers assure the people that they will not remain in business here over 30 days aan BROUGHT TO NElonger, and the goods must be sold} ey ; at some price or other. Purchasers -[VADA-COUNTY. ean rely upon the fact that this is a genuine and not a bogussale. In order to substantiate this statement they-inviteall to call and-examine . the goods and prices for themselves, as the goods must and will be sold within 30 days, at which time Banner Brothers will cease business in. Nevada City. This ‘is the grandest opportunity.ever offered to purchase clothing in Nevada county. . tf Grand Social Party. “Another Grand Social Party, will be given by Davis. & Blum, on Friday evening, May 24th, at Temperance Hall. The best of music will bein attendance and tickets of. admission are only $1. A general invitation is extended to everybody. a Don't fail to attend if you want to have & good time. Dancing from 8 to 1, 0’clock. May 19-5t Good News. H. Levy, Commercial street, ishow receiving a very large stock of Summer goods. New -.additions.are being made every day. New style kid gloves_ $1 per pair. Gentlemen's furnishing goods, latest style Summer hats, and ladies dress goods. Everybody should go and see the new goods at Levy’s. 3t Wanted--Number 353, Ticket, No. 353, wen the gold} watch which was raffled for at the Catholic Festival on the 18th of March last. The holder of said ticket can obtain the watch on application to this office. May 18-lw Provide Against Danger. At this season all the great liner of travel tegin. ly swarm with human beings intent on busineas.or t pleasure. Are these moving multitudes awaie-of the danger which ensues from drinking . erent varieties of water and breathing atmospheres to which their lungs are unaccustomed?. Do-they realize how important it isto be pre-armed with an antidote that will deferid their systems from the evil consequences of such changes and from all ailments and disturbances which arise from the miasma so plentitully evolved from the soil at this period of the year? Such an antidote—certain inits protective operation and free from everything objectionable in its composition and flavor—has been for twenty years before the world. No instance can be adduced, during that period, in which Hestetter’s Stomach Biticrs has failed asan acclimating medicine, or as a preventive of the bodily ills to which the undefended system is liable in unhealthy localities. A good appetite, perfect digestion, vigorous condition of the nervous system, functional regular.ty, and a pure and active circulaiton, are the elements of ‘health, and these sigual blessings may be secured and perpetuated by the use of this powerful, yet harmiess, vegetable tonic, Such is the experience of all who have ever taken it ase safeguard against the diseases which debility, irregularity and a morbid condition of the selids and fluids of the body are sure to invite. setae) esa i OSA a A A ENDS DONNOLLY’S CALIFORNIA PREMIUM YEAST POWDER. oo GREAT REDUCTION! Only $16 per gross, im 20 gross lets. SE the best aud the cheapest Powder ever offered to the public. ‘No one can make good bread without DONNOLLY’S YEAST POWDER. Twenty-five gross of pure white Yeast Phwder tade every day. For grocers. Factory, vf Front Street, San Franeisce, D. CALLAGHAN, Proprietor. a7 Everyone uses Donnolly’s Cream Tartar and en sae ee Se Feb. 20th. TAM’S SALOOS, NTOINE TAM would inferm people of Nevada City that he ia pared to serve California Oysters in every style at his Salooon. Iced Fountain Soda, of every falee Cream, PIES, CAKES, TEA AND COFFEE AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY OB EVENING. By endeavoring to please all Mr. Tam hopes to receive a liberal share o: the pul Give him a call. vor. . Nevada City, May 8th, 1872. \aphe Greatest . . BARGAINS ‘ ~_ YOU CAN Get the Latest Styles i —OF— SUMMER Goons At the Store of A. Goldsmith ~ Cheaper than at any oth: r place. The largest and prettest stoca ever brought to this city, embracing every kind known in the market. Look at the prices : 10 yds Sprague and Merrimac Prints for $1. Waite Rock and Lonsdale Muslin, 5 yds for $1. Fine Summer Dress Goods, pr yd, 25 cents. New style Suiting, Gros du Pruss, pr yd, 25 cents. Fine Satin Striped Pique, per yd, 25 cents. Fine Embr. Skirting, 1 1-4 yds wide, pr yd, 20 cents. _ Linen Towels, pr doz, $1 75. Lot gf D Dry Gétahs ever et PIONEER DRY ‘GOODS STORE! — ) J.& 8. ROSENTHAL AVE JUST RECEIVED AT THEIR STORE, Corner uf Broad aad Pine direvts, the LARGEST, RICHEST, And the CHEAPEST os Nevatta Clothing MILLER & NATHAN,

STORE! Successors to HAAS & CO. TO THIS CITY. Their Stock cofisists of an excellent assortment of Dry Goods, among which are the following articles: ° Satin Barbouna, Silk Poplins, Belgian Repps, Japanese Silks, Marseilles, Ribbons, Merrimac Prints, . Quilts, 7 Millinery Goods, Holisery, Calicoes, Carpets, Shawls, Shoes, Linens, Hata, Collars. &c., The Ladies of Nevada City and County are invited to call and examine the large variety of goods, which are offered at the . very lowest prices, Every article in the Dry Goods line ‘can be obtained at thef PIONEER DRY GOODS STORE, J. & S. ROSENTHAL, Propr’s, Nevada, May, 8th. 1872, #. W. VELLA, ANUFACTURER of Men's, Women’s, Children’s Trimmed Hats, 50 cents. = Fine hemstitch Hdkfs, pr doz, “Fine Parisian style of Ladies’ Trimmed. Hats, $2 and $2 50. Imperial Sply and Brussels Carpets at San Francisco cost. Finest and best double width French Gingham. pr yd, 25 cts. pr doz. Real Fine Embr. ‘French Corsets, $1. Hat Frames, Lace and Buckram, 25 cts. Shaker Bonnets, 12 cents. And all other articles at like rates. You can’t form any idea of the magnificence of the Goods unless YOU call and see them ! DRESS GOODS ! Silks ofall colors, . French and Irish Poplins, White House Goods, Grenadines. Alpaccas, ; Prints, utifal stock, Doliy Varden, And every other Kind. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS ! Bleached and Un-bleached Sheetings, . Towelings, Table Cloths, Nap°line required for Household Every article usually found in first class Dry Goods Establishment can be hud at Py Pure Linen Napkins, 75 cents} Misses and Children's Boots, Shoes aua a iilipipers of every description. Your special attention is called to my Men’s Patent Leather ‘fongue Boots, and Oxtord Ties. French Calf Tongue Boots, Morocco Legs,~ Fair Btitched and Box Toes. Fine Dress Boots, Plain Legs, Fair Stitched or Plain. Men’s Button Gaiters. Congress Gaiters, Lace Shves, Strap Shoes, Uxtord Ties and Slippers. Ladies, Misses,and Children’s Boots, Shoes, and Slippers of every style and material. made to order and a pettvet fit: guaranted, Special attention given to the making of en’s Embroidered and Ladies’ Toilet silipSpecial attention paid to Repairing, aay H. W. VELLA, Adjoining Stumps en, Broad Street. Nevada, May 3d = ON SALES. ~ —aT— NEVADA DRUG STORE. THE NEW FOOD—SEA MOSS FARINE, FOR SAUCES, JELLIES, CUsTARDS, ETC. A choice lot of EXTRACTS for flavoring the same, at very low rates. SUGAR OF LEMONS, Making excellent Lemonade at a cost of but two cents a glass. Spices of all kinds. Pure Cream Tartar and Soda for Baking purposes. cibles and Acids, : E. M. PRESTON, DRUGGIST. Preecriptions accurately compounded at all hours, day or night. 8. W. COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS Under the Transcript Printing Office. Roller Skating Assemblies. —AT THE— NEVADA SKATING RINE. HE Nevada Ekating Rink will re-open on MONDAY, April Sth. Every Forenoon the Rink will be opened from 934 to 120’clock,. A gentleman will be in attendance to teach all who desire to learn to skate. Admission free, use of skates 26 cents. Every Afternoon from 3 o’clock till 6.— Admission, including Skates 25 cents. The Rink will be open only Monday, nesday and Saturday Evenings from 7 pe 10 e’clock; Adimission — Gentlemen 25 cents ; use of Skates 25 cents. Ladies, including Skates 25 cents, Gentleman and Lady, admission and use of skates 50 cts. ~~ B, BULLARD, Proprietor, Nevada, April 5th. ICE! ICE! Nevada Ice Company are prepared to.deliver ice in any part of the city and county. Orders left at the office, foot of Boulder Street;will be promptly filled. Nevaua, May 1éth)-187 3. Corner Pine & Commercial. Sts. Go NATHAN & MILLER'S SUMMER CLOTHING SPLENDID NEW Goons ! THE FINEST Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Cru. TO ~~ FOR FINEAND*THE NATHAN & . MILLER, Have on hand A fall Stock, Of all Sizes, CHE APEST:!. Annual Target,.Practice _ AND PARADE ! —OF THE—~ NEVADA LIGHT GUARD ! NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! Attention Headquarters Fourth Brigade, N. G. C. ’ SACRAMENTO, April 12, 1872, j q de ORDERS, Number Two. 1, Regimental and Company Commanders will issue orders to their respective .commands for Parade and Target Practice. dur. ing the month of May, as required by law. II, Such Parade and Target Practice shall be held on Tuesdays, Wednesdaysor Thurs-" days, inany week of the month designated. Hil, Reports shall.be made through the usual channels to these Headquarters; prior to the eighth day of June,on the blanksfur=— nhished for that purpose, IV. The following rules, (promulgated iu ‘ Generai Orders, No. 4, Ge neral Headquarters N. G. C; 1868,) shall be strictly adhered to, viz : Size of Target for Infantry to be six feet by two feet, with four inch bull’s eye in centre, plac ed at a distance of one hundred and fifty yards for offhand shooting, and two hundred and fifty yards for firing from the knée ; and for Calvary pistol practice, same sized target, placed at a distance of thirty yards. Hits to be measured fron: centre of bull’s eye to centre of bullet hole average for misses to be rated at twenty inches. By order of Brig-Gen. JOSIAH HOWELL. Frank Miller, Major, and A. A. G. Official. Frank Miller, Maj. and A. A.-G. ToM, 8. De:1, Captain Comd’g Co. C. You are hereby ordered to assemble your Company for Parade and Target Practice on airyTuesday, Wednesday er Thursday. duriug the month of May, as may best suit your convenience, _ By order ©. V. KELLoa Cot: .Com’dg 4th Meaitsent, F. H. McCormick, First Lieut and Adj’t. —_—_— HEADQUARTERS NEVADA Lion GUARD, . May Ist,1872. § In compliance with the above Order_the members of the Nevada Light Guard Bre: hereby ordered to assemble at their Armory,” in this city, on Thursday, May 30th, 1872, At 10 o’cleck, A. M. IN FULL UNIFORM, equipped for Target Practice. The Company Medals and other Prizes will be contested for, Every Meniber is expected to. be present. By order -. M. 8. DEAL, Capt. Comd’g. W. F. Evens, O. 8. N,. B.—Regular Monthly Meeting Satur. day Evening, May 4th. NEW STORE ! NEW GOODS! WM. T. SHURTLEFF, } OULD respectfully inform the people of Nevada City and vicinity that Of the Celebrated Cheviot Shirts, IF YoU WANT: FINE OR CHEAP SUIT. OF ~_ . BOYS’ CLOTHING _ 0 TO THE Nevada__ —_—_— FOR YOUR Under Clothing, Go TO NATHAN & MILLER’, FOR ANY ARTICLE IN THE CLOTHING LINE GO TO ‘MILLER & NATHAN’S. Don’t forget the place. NEVADA CLOTHING STORE! Nathan & Miller, ' PROPRIETORS. At Haas & Co’s Qid Stand, corner , Pine & Commercial Streets, NEVADA CITY. Store. he has opened the Neatest and best Arranged GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE: In the County—on the Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets, Formerly occupied by P. Scieutti Where he intends to keep on hand every article usually found in a ’ First Class Grocery Store. nd » His Stock isentirely new and fresh snd consists in part of CASE GOODS, of every kind usually had in the markets, SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, BUTTER CHEESE, FLOUR, RICE, BACON, HAMS. LARD, SOAPS, and in fact everything that is required in a family. Everything in my line will be sold at a very small advance on Cost Prices. Goods will be delivered a reasonable distance free of charge. I hope by selling good articles at low Prieee § and extending every accommodation tu cash-customers to merit a staians share of the publi patronage. WM. T. ‘SHURTLEFF, Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets, “Nevada City. ~~ April 25th, 1872. o NEVADA BAKERY AND RESTAURANT. J. J. ROGERS,..... Proprietor. Broad Street, Nevada City. AVING purchased the Nevada Bakery and Restaurant of Alex. Gault, I wil! hereafter carry on the-business at the old stand. The tables of the Restaurant will be suj})plied with the very best the market afford». Fresh bread will he delivered any wher: within the city limits. Cakes, Pies, etc., always on hand. Parties in town and from the country wii! find at the Nevada Restaurant all the delicacies usually found in a first clase reste urant. : : J. J, ROGERS. Nevada, May } ist, 1872. TO SCRIP B HOLDERS. LL WARRANTS DRAWN ON THE Genera] Fund of Nevada County, euci registered prior to February 17th, 1871, * wil! be paid on presentation. All Warrants <n the Road Fund, registered prior to Fb. llth, 1871, also Warrants Nos. 465 to 470 inchasive, registered Feb;-tith, 1871, will be paid on presentation. Interest ceases iron this date. A. GOLDSMITH, Treasurer. By A. H. Parker, Deputy. Nevade, May ith, 1872,