May 25, 1872 (4 pages)

Ses . SALE OF -HING E STOCK IN TH W OWNED BY ‘R BROS 2 DISPOSED . Days} E BUSINESs 9 NO HUMBUG ALE! nvince themselya and examining [ ds and prices. will be sold 100 per than ever known. i others 50 per er than the same 7 are bringing in city to-day. ag < e e 4 q fore it is too . Late! — 8 AT YOUR OWN PRICES n Clothing. in the buy goods of us 25 paper than import. They are the . sT STYLES SPRING . rHING, —or— ou 1 Manufacture. SS SUITS, OTH SUITS, UITS, JASSIMERE SvUITsS, all colors and deserip[7 all colors, tock of OTS, AND SHOES, Gents’ and Childrens. i colors and descrip —__ Clothing ! RY LATEST STYE FINEST QUALITY. ———— d assortment of “TRUNKS, VALISES, c., &c., &e. INEST TO BE BAP f . THE STATE! pend a Dollar fo in the Clothint odit first calling ¥ Broad’ and Pine Stree* Snort sang a) }. are notified Ghe Daily Transeript meprenccn --¥ebruary-term of the-County -Court;-} » disease. The Judge then sentenced . Hidalgo to fourteen years in thé yao ees desea }----—-thieted by the father of the Tittle girl . i Aaggard, and will probably not live __it was a pretty severe sentence for Just sitting on a man’s window sili and “will be a meeting at the armory this NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. ~~ Sentence of Hidalgo. — Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock was set for the sentence of Francisco Hidalgo alias Muchacho, convicted of assault with intent to commit rape upon Auna E. Dillon, aged about five years. The crime was committed on Sunday, January 14th, and the defendant was indicted at the and his trial was continued to the May term. Judge Caldwell in passing sentence informed the defendant that he had been convicted of the most’ heinous ‘crime in the whole catalogue, and that the evidence fully warranted his conviction for a higher offense. That he enticed.a child aged abont five’ years into a lotely cabin, and sent her little brother away, after which the defendant not only perpetrated bis crime, but communicated to the {child a loathsome State’s Prison, the greatest extent provided by law. During the passing. of the sentence the defendant, who was suffering from a wound: inwho was~injured, manifested great neryousness. He looks pale and out any great portion of his time of imprisonment, What He Thought. e7 The duy before Brady was taken to San Quentin, the following conversation took place between him and the jailor: Brady—Say, Jailor, that Judge sentenced me to San Quentin for feur years, didn’t he? a Jailor—You was sentenced for six years. Brady—Well, I’ve been trying to convince. myself that it was only four years. : Jailor—Six years, sure. Brady— Weil, now, don’t you think looking at his wife? Some persons had_ serious doubts about the guilt of Brady, but after the above di:logue, we rather guess their doubts must be removed. Annual Target Excursion. The annual target excursion of the Mevada Light Guard will take place on next Thursday, May 30th. There evening to complete arrangements. The following committees have been . appointed: For selecting prizes, Sergeant W. F, Evens, Lieutenant John A. Rapp and Alex. Sloan. To select grounds and prepare them for use, Lieutenant D. B. Getchell, Corporal George A. Gray, and Joseph Jenkins. On refreshments, Col. Lancaster. This is the annual target excursion when the‘company medaland anumber of other prizes will be contended for. John A. In the Hospital. v Ben Reed, who was’ sentenced to the State’s Prison forthe killing of Chris. Gunnison in this city, is now confined in the prison hospital, and’ the physician is of the opinion that he will not live long at that place. We understand a petition will be circulated soon for signatures, asking Governor Booth to pardon Reed. Skating Rink. The Skating Rink will be open to night as usual. On Saturday evenings the best skaters are always on hand, and those who do not participate appear to enjoy themselves in witnessing the performances, as well as those on the rollers. There will be lots of fun to-night, and we presume the place will be crowded. Malicious Mischief, o The case of the People vs. E, W. Brown, for malicious misehief, was tried before Judge Rolfe, and the jary failed to agree. The first ballot stood 6 for conviction and 6 for ac-' quittal. Second ballot, 7 for aequit. 4 . Crystal Palace Circus. On next Tuesday -evenipg,; May 28th, our citizens will have an opportunity of witnessing the performanceof the best circus company that has ‘. ever visited thé mountains. . The pavilion, wardrobes trappings, etc., . are marvels ‘of splendor, and were manufactured and imported expressly for the Crystal Palace C:reus Combination, at an immense cost. The company “consists of the following celebrated performers: Miss Lizzie Laura, Mr. Santiago, Mr. Long, the renowned jester, Mr. Lupino, M’lle Garretta, the Neubert Bros.,Leo Barother grand feature of the circus, is the performing dogs,monkeys and ponies. Cyn cephalus, an extra, d+ nary novelty, which rivals the greatest human riders. tend the circus. 4 sella m2 e Now Stock. oe ‘Wm. T. Shurtleff, corter of Pme. and Commercial streets, has on hand the finest and best stock of groceries city, which he is disposing of. at the lowest market. rates. He keeps on hand every article usually found ina store of that kind. Don’t fail to give him a call. » m25-1t Chance for Bargains. Rosenberg Bros., have just re. The Greatest do,.and other-sturperformers,—__An-. ———__-__<_ Don’t fail to atand provisions to be found in this. . "BARGAINS. EVER BROUGHT TO NE,VADA COUNTY. You CAN _ Get the Latest Styles —or= ~. Lot of Dry Gooods ever brought SUMMER At the Store of ceived another new’ and beautiful stock of goods, which they offer for sale cheap. Alithey desire is that the people shall call and see the goods and prices, _They are now selling off everything in their line cheaper than any other store in the State, in consequence of their early removal, Talking about cheap gooes, just call at Rosenberg Bros., and see the kid gloves they are selling for 75 cts., and everything else in propertion. . ‘ Grand Social Party. Another Grand Social Party, will be given by Davis & Blum, on Friday evening, May 24th, at Temperance Hall. The best ef music will be in attendance and tickets of admission are only $1, A general invitation is extended to everybody. Don’t failto attend if you, want to have a good time. Dancing from 8 to o'clock. May 19-5t Good News. H. Levy, Commercial street, is now 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, Bt Wanted--Number 358. Ticket, No. 353, won ‘the gold wateh 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 18lw Provide Against Danger. At this season all the great lines of travel tegin to swarm with human beings intent on business or pleasure. Are these moving multitudes aware of the danger which ensues from drinking different varieties of water and breathing atmospheres to which their lungs are unaccustomed? Do they realize how important it isto be pre-urmed with an antidote that will defeud their systems from the evil consequences of such changes and from all ailments and disturb. ances which arise frum the miasma so plentitully evolved from the soil at this period of the year? Such an antidote—certain imite protective operation and free from everything objectionable in its composition and flavor—has been fortwenty years before the world. No instance ‘can be adduced, during that period, in which Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters has failedasan acclimating medicine, or as apreventive of the bodily ills to which the undefended system is liable in unhealthy localities. A good appetite, perfect digestion,a vigoras condition of the nervous system, funcional regular.ty, and a pure and active circulaiton, are the elements of health, and these signal blessings may be secured and perpetuated by the use of this powerful, yet harmless, vegetable tonic. Such is tbe experience of all who have ever taken it as@ safeguard against the diseases which debility, irregularity and a morbid condition of the selids and fluids of the body are sure to invite. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. ON GRA MINING COMPANY. Location of works, Columbia Hill, Nevada County, California. Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of Re ae tal and5 for conviction. ‘The case will be tried again. Lot Sold. _ ae We understand Wm. Barton purchased the lot owned by John A. Laneaster, leading from Broad to a large Blacksmith shop on it, It May, 1872, an assessessmment of Two and Fifty Cents ($2 50) per share was levied baid company, paywill make « mammoth one if he uses the whale lot. , h United States goid Goons) PIONEER DRY GOODS STORE! a] J.& 8. ROSENTHAL AVE JUST RECEIVED AT THEIR STORE, Corner of Broad aad Pine dtrects, the LARGEST, RICHEST, And the CHEAPEST TO THIS. CITY, os > Their Stock consists of an excellent assortment of Dry Goods;-amongwhich are the following articles: Satin Barbouns, Silk Poplina, Belgian Repps, ‘a Japanese Silks, : 10 yds Sprague and Merrimac Prints for $1. White Rock and Lonsdale Muslin, 5 yds for $1. 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. Children’s Trimmed Hats, 50 cents. Fine hemstitch Hdkfs, pr doz, $2. : Fine Parisian style of Ladies’ Trimmed Hats, $2 and $2 50. Impérial 3-ply and Brussels Carpets at San Francisco cost. Finest and best double width French Gingham. pr yd, 25 cts. Pure Linen Napkins, 75 cents pr doz. Real Fine Embr. French Corsets, $1. Hat Frames, Lace and Buckram, 25 cts. ees g Shaker Bonnets, 12 cents. And all other articles at like rates. ee You can’t form any idea of the magnificence of the Goods unless YOU call and see them ! DRESS GOODS ! Silks of all colors, French and Irish Poplins, White House Goods, Grenadines. Alpaccas, Prints, a beautiful stock, Douy Varden, And every other Kind. ——— HOUSE FURNISHING ' GOODS! Bleached and Un-bleached Sheetings, Towelings, Table. Cloths, Napkins, Spreads, Ticking, And every other article in this and general use ! Every article usually found in first class Dry Goods Establishment can be hud at Marseilles, Ribbons, A., Goldsmith Merrimac Prints, ; : Quilts, Y Cheaper — at any oth_ Millinery Geods, Calicoes, pees : Carpets, The largest and prettest.stocx Ghawis, : ~ Shoes, ever brought to this city, embra* Shaan cing every kind known in the ac iad, ‘ : : Collars. market. Look at the prices: Seo, 4} Fine Summer Dress Goods, pr . Ww y and Saturday kvenings from 7% Nevada Clothing STORE ! ss BS MILLER & NATHAN, Successors to HAAS & CO. Corner Pine & Commercial Sts. _ NEVADA-CITY.oe iGO TO NATHAN & MILLEB'S FOR YOUR FINE “NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. RLEANS CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY. Location of works Nevada Township, Nevada County, Celifortix Noaice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of said company, held on the 18th of May, 1872, an assessment No. 7, of 50 cts., per share was levied upon the capital stock of said company. payable immediately, in United States gold coin, to the Secretary. Any stock upon which said arsessment shall remain unpaid on the 2ist day of dune, 1872, shal] be deemed delinquent, and will be duly advertised for sale, at public auction; and unless payment shall be usade before, will be solu on Saturday, the 6th day of July, 1872, tv with costs of adv. rtising and expenses, of sale> By,order of the Board of Trustees: C. P. PURINTON, Secre . Office at J.J, Olt’s Assay Office, on Main Street, Nevada City, California, m21 CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING. A. ROSENTHAL H’s just received a large and beanti?ul _m& stock of Spring and Summer Cloths, of tne very latest styles, which he is pre. pared tof : Make up to order On the shortest notice and on the mou reasohable termes. A'good fit guaranteed inevery caste. If you want a well fitting Coat, Vest or Pants leave your order with me, and I wil! guarantee they will fit you better and last longer than any ready made clothing. ‘i Repairing and cleaning done on short noce. . A. ROSENTHAL, m21 Pine Street, Nevada Oity. The Ladies of Nevada City and. County are invited to call and examine the large variety of goods, which are offered at the very towest prices, — Every article in the Dry Goods line {can be obtained at the, PIONEER DRY GOODS STORE, J. & S. ROSENTHAL, Propr’s. Nevada, May, 8th. 1872. H. W. VELLA, ANUFACTURER of Men’s, Women’s, Misses and Children’s Boots, Shoes unu Slippers of every description. Your specia] attention is called to my Men’s Patent Léather ‘Tongue Boots, and Oxtford.Ties. French Calf Tongue Boots, Morocco Legs, Fair Stitched and Box Toes. ’ Fine Dress Boots, Plain Legs, Fair S titched or Plain. Men’s Button Gaiters. Congress Gaiters, Lace Shves, Strap Shoes, Uxford Ties and Slippers. Ladies, Misses,, and Children’s Boots, Shoes, and Slippers of every style and material made to order and @ periect fit guaranted, Special attention given to themaking of Men's Embroidered and Ladies’ Toilet Slippers. Special attention paid to Repairing, H,W. VELLA, Adjoining Stumpf’s Hotel, Broad Street. Nevada, May 3d. ON SALE wih Bee ; NEVADA DRUG STORE. THE NEW FOOD-—-SEA MOSS FARINE, FOR BAUCES, JELLIES, OUSTARDS, ETC. A choice lot of EXTRACTS for fisvoring the same, at very low rates. SUGAR OF LEMONS, Making excellent Lemonade ats cost of but two cents a glass. Spices of all kinds. Pure Cream Tartar and Soda for Baking purposes. Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Crucibles and Acids. E. M. PRESTON; DRUGGIST. Preecriptions accuratély compounded at all bours, day or night. 8. W. COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS Under the Transcript Printing Office. Roller Skating Assemblies. —AT THE— “ NEVADA SKATING RINK. HE Nevada Skating Rink will re-open on MONDAY, April 8th. Every Forenoon the Rink will be opened from 9% to l2o’clock. A gentleman will be in attendance to teach all who desire to leara to skate. Admission free, use of skates 25 cents. ' Bvery Afternoon from 3 o’clock till 5.— Adinission, including Skates 25 cents. The Rink will be open only Monday, to 10 e’clock. Adimission — Gentlemen 25 cents : use of Skates 25 cents. Ladics, including Skates 25 cents, Gentleman and Lady, admission and use of skates. 50 ctu. : Bb. BULLARD, Proprietor, Nevada, April 5th. IGE! ICE! ‘Nevada Ice Conipany are prepared . to deliver ice in Se of the 3 left at the “7 . SPLENDID NEW ‘GOODS! THE FINEST AND THE. CHEAPEST! NATHAN & MILLER, Have on hand A fall Stock, _ Of all Sizes, Of the Celebrated heviot Shirts, Cc 5 YOU WANT A , ‘FINE OR CHEAP SUIT, OF iGO TO THE, Nevada . Clothing Store. es FOR YOUR Under Clothing, GO TO NATHAN & MILLER’S. FOR ANY ARTICLE IN THE CLOTHING LINE GO TO MILLER & NATHAN’S. Don’t forget the place. NEVADA CLOTHING STORE! Nathan & Miller, ‘PROPRIETORS. 4 At-Haas & Co’s Old Stand, corner Pine & Commercial Streets, BOYS’ CLOTHING :) ‘LOST. a Memorandum Book, which is of nu value to any one except the owner. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at the National Exchange Hotel. ml FOR SALE. LOT of ox shoes, of my own meke. they can be imported. D. CLANCY. Nevada, May 19th, 1872. WANTED. HORSE SHOER. . Must be'a little the best Blower that ever struck these diggings. D. CLANCY. Nevada May 19th, 1872, : GRASS VALLEY. HE. UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR. chased the Stables and Livery Business heretofore conducted by James Faulknoz, letting FINE SADDLE HORSES, the Livery Business in & most sutisfactery mander. 8@” HORSES BOARDED by the Feed, Day Week or Month. Ff None but experienced and careful employed. Satisfaction guaranteed in ali cases. HENRY SCADDEN. John Jack’s Variety Store. i PINE STREET, next doorto the Corner of Broad Street, Nevada City. OHN JACK having fitted his new Stors up in good style, is prepared to furnish the public with Fruit, Candies, Berries, Cigars, Tobacco, Poultry, Fancy * Goods, &c. &e. ‘at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE. Givo me a call. Nevada, June 10th. ARCADE SALOON. DJOINING Greenwald's Cigar Store, ou Broad Street, Nevada City, ji A. B. CARLEY, Keeps constantly on hand the best of WINI,+ LIQUORS and CIGARS. : i Old-friends and; new comers are invijed to drop in and see me, ma The National Exchange Shaving Saloon and Baths. NAT. FORD, Proprietar aren THE Citizens of Nev. Oi Ge and vicinity are feis fally informed ths; “BATHS “* . have entirely refitted my Barber Shop and Bath House in elegan* style. Having secured the services 061 one of the best workmen in the State, I asa prepared to give all who call op me an easy and ¢lean Shave. Hair Cutting, Sbamipc » ing and Curling done im an artistic At. workmanlike manner; oli A. A. SMITH, : JUSTICE OF THE PEACK AND NOTARY PUBL‘ZC, : NORTH BLOOMFIELD, — LL kinds of legal documents drawn ii2 and promptly attended to. od BALING OR FENCING WIEZ FOR SALE. ; BOUT 4,000 pounds of No 16 Iron Wyre. A suitable for baling Hay or Fenciu/, wey be cut in sane weet 7 Bay Preis For sale cheap for Cash +) ¢ PETER PURDON, South Yuba Bridge, ou the San Juan Roa, April 10th, 1872. . ON MABRIAGR. APPY FOR YOUNG. Nervow marriage ment. ope, pay the delinquent assessment, together , ie this city and Isme? t's Grove, Warranted better and cheaper than ~ FAULKNOR LIVERY STABLES» now offers to accommodate the public by _ And attending to all matters‘connected with M BUGGYTEAMS . =

Ses . SALE OF -HING E STOCK IN TH W OWNED BY ‘R BROS 2 DISPOSED . Days} E BUSINESs 9 NO HUMBUG ALE! nvince themselya and examining [ ds and prices. will be sold 100 per than ever known. i others 50 per er than the same 7 are bringing in city to-day. ag < e e 4 q fore it is too . Late! — 8 AT YOUR OWN PRICES n Clothing. in the buy goods of us 25 paper than import. They are the . sT STYLES SPRING . rHING, —or— ou 1 Manufacture. SS SUITS, OTH SUITS, UITS, JASSIMERE SvUITsS, all colors and deserip[7 all colors, tock of OTS, AND SHOES, Gents’ and Childrens. i colors and descrip —__ Clothing ! RY LATEST STYE FINEST QUALITY. ———— d assortment of “TRUNKS, VALISES, c., &c., &e. INEST TO BE BAP f . THE STATE! pend a Dollar fo in the Clothint odit first calling ¥ Broad’ and Pine Stree* Snort sang a) }. are notified Ghe Daily Transeript meprenccn --¥ebruary-term of the-County -Court;-} » disease. The Judge then sentenced . Hidalgo to fourteen years in thé yao ees desea }----—-thieted by the father of the Tittle girl . i Aaggard, and will probably not live __it was a pretty severe sentence for Just sitting on a man’s window sili and “will be a meeting at the armory this NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. ~~ Sentence of Hidalgo. — Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock was set for the sentence of Francisco Hidalgo alias Muchacho, convicted of assault with intent to commit rape upon Auna E. Dillon, aged about five years. The crime was committed on Sunday, January 14th, and the defendant was indicted at the and his trial was continued to the May term. Judge Caldwell in passing sentence informed the defendant that he had been convicted of the most’ heinous ‘crime in the whole catalogue, and that the evidence fully warranted his conviction for a higher offense. That he enticed.a child aged abont five’ years into a lotely cabin, and sent her little brother away, after which the defendant not only perpetrated bis crime, but communicated to the {child a loathsome State’s Prison, the greatest extent provided by law. During the passing. of the sentence the defendant, who was suffering from a wound: inwho was~injured, manifested great neryousness. He looks pale and out any great portion of his time of imprisonment, What He Thought. e7 The duy before Brady was taken to San Quentin, the following conversation took place between him and the jailor: Brady—Say, Jailor, that Judge sentenced me to San Quentin for feur years, didn’t he? a Jailor—You was sentenced for six years. Brady—Well, I’ve been trying to convince. myself that it was only four years. : Jailor—Six years, sure. Brady— Weil, now, don’t you think looking at his wife? Some persons had_ serious doubts about the guilt of Brady, but after the above di:logue, we rather guess their doubts must be removed. Annual Target Excursion. The annual target excursion of the Mevada Light Guard will take place on next Thursday, May 30th. There evening to complete arrangements. The following committees have been . appointed: For selecting prizes, Sergeant W. F, Evens, Lieutenant John A. Rapp and Alex. Sloan. To select grounds and prepare them for use, Lieutenant D. B. Getchell, Corporal George A. Gray, and Joseph Jenkins. On refreshments, Col. Lancaster. This is the annual target excursion when the‘company medaland anumber of other prizes will be contended for. John A. In the Hospital. v Ben Reed, who was’ sentenced to the State’s Prison forthe killing of Chris. Gunnison in this city, is now confined in the prison hospital, and’ the physician is of the opinion that he will not live long at that place. We understand a petition will be circulated soon for signatures, asking Governor Booth to pardon Reed. Skating Rink. The Skating Rink will be open to night as usual. On Saturday evenings the best skaters are always on hand, and those who do not participate appear to enjoy themselves in witnessing the performances, as well as those on the rollers. There will be lots of fun to-night, and we presume the place will be crowded. Malicious Mischief, o The case of the People vs. E, W. Brown, for malicious misehief, was tried before Judge Rolfe, and the jary failed to agree. The first ballot stood 6 for conviction and 6 for ac-' quittal. Second ballot, 7 for aequit. 4 . Crystal Palace Circus. On next Tuesday -evenipg,; May 28th, our citizens will have an opportunity of witnessing the performanceof the best circus company that has ‘. ever visited thé mountains. . The pavilion, wardrobes trappings, etc., . are marvels ‘of splendor, and were manufactured and imported expressly for the Crystal Palace C:reus Combination, at an immense cost. The company “consists of the following celebrated performers: Miss Lizzie Laura, Mr. Santiago, Mr. Long, the renowned jester, Mr. Lupino, M’lle Garretta, the Neubert Bros.,Leo Barother grand feature of the circus, is the performing dogs,monkeys and ponies. Cyn cephalus, an extra, d+ nary novelty, which rivals the greatest human riders. tend the circus. 4 sella m2 e Now Stock. oe ‘Wm. T. Shurtleff, corter of Pme. and Commercial streets, has on hand the finest and best stock of groceries city, which he is disposing of. at the lowest market. rates. He keeps on hand every article usually found ina store of that kind. Don’t fail to give him a call. » m25-1t Chance for Bargains. Rosenberg Bros., have just re. The Greatest do,.and other-sturperformers,—__An-. ———__-__<_ Don’t fail to atand provisions to be found in this. . "BARGAINS. EVER BROUGHT TO NE,VADA COUNTY. You CAN _ Get the Latest Styles —or= ~. Lot of Dry Gooods ever brought SUMMER At the Store of ceived another new’ and beautiful stock of goods, which they offer for sale cheap. Alithey desire is that the people shall call and see the goods and prices, _They are now selling off everything in their line cheaper than any other store in the State, in consequence of their early removal, Talking about cheap gooes, just call at Rosenberg Bros., and see the kid gloves they are selling for 75 cts., and everything else in propertion. . ‘ Grand Social Party. Another Grand Social Party, will be given by Davis & Blum, on Friday evening, May 24th, at Temperance Hall. The best ef music will be in attendance and tickets of admission are only $1, A general invitation is extended to everybody. Don’t failto attend if you, want to have a good time. Dancing from 8 to o'clock. May 19-5t Good News. H. Levy, Commercial street, is now 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, Bt Wanted--Number 358. Ticket, No. 353, won ‘the gold wateh 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 18lw Provide Against Danger. At this season all the great lines of travel tegin to swarm with human beings intent on business or pleasure. Are these moving multitudes aware of the danger which ensues from drinking different varieties of water and breathing atmospheres to which their lungs are unaccustomed? Do they realize how important it isto be pre-urmed with an antidote that will defeud their systems from the evil consequences of such changes and from all ailments and disturb. ances which arise frum the miasma so plentitully evolved from the soil at this period of the year? Such an antidote—certain imite protective operation and free from everything objectionable in its composition and flavor—has been fortwenty years before the world. No instance ‘can be adduced, during that period, in which Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters has failedasan acclimating medicine, or as apreventive of the bodily ills to which the undefended system is liable in unhealthy localities. A good appetite, perfect digestion,a vigoras condition of the nervous system, funcional regular.ty, and a pure and active circulaiton, are the elements of health, and these signal blessings may be secured and perpetuated by the use of this powerful, yet harmless, vegetable tonic. Such is tbe experience of all who have ever taken it as@ safeguard against the diseases which debility, irregularity and a morbid condition of the selids and fluids of the body are sure to invite. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. ON GRA MINING COMPANY. Location of works, Columbia Hill, Nevada County, California. Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of Re ae tal and5 for conviction. ‘The case will be tried again. Lot Sold. _ ae We understand Wm. Barton purchased the lot owned by John A. Laneaster, leading from Broad to a large Blacksmith shop on it, It May, 1872, an assessessmment of Two and Fifty Cents ($2 50) per share was levied baid company, paywill make « mammoth one if he uses the whale lot. , h United States goid Goons) PIONEER DRY GOODS STORE! a] J.& 8. ROSENTHAL AVE JUST RECEIVED AT THEIR STORE, Corner of Broad aad Pine dtrects, the LARGEST, RICHEST, And the CHEAPEST TO THIS. CITY, os > Their Stock consists of an excellent assortment of Dry Goods;-amongwhich are the following articles: Satin Barbouns, Silk Poplina, Belgian Repps, ‘a Japanese Silks, : 10 yds Sprague and Merrimac Prints for $1. White Rock and Lonsdale Muslin, 5 yds for $1. 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. Children’s Trimmed Hats, 50

cents. Fine hemstitch Hdkfs, pr doz, $2. : Fine Parisian style of Ladies’ Trimmed Hats, $2 and $2 50. Impérial 3-ply and Brussels Carpets at San Francisco cost. Finest and best double width French Gingham. pr yd, 25 cts. Pure Linen Napkins, 75 cents pr doz. Real Fine Embr. French Corsets, $1. Hat Frames, Lace and Buckram, 25 cts. ees g Shaker Bonnets, 12 cents. And all other articles at like rates. ee You can’t form any idea of the magnificence of the Goods unless YOU call and see them ! DRESS GOODS ! Silks of all colors, French and Irish Poplins, White House Goods, Grenadines. Alpaccas, Prints, a beautiful stock, Douy Varden, And every other Kind. ——— HOUSE FURNISHING ' GOODS! Bleached and Un-bleached Sheetings, Towelings, Table. Cloths, Napkins, Spreads, Ticking, And every other article in this and general use ! Every article usually found in first class Dry Goods Establishment can be hud at Marseilles, Ribbons, A., Goldsmith Merrimac Prints, ; : Quilts, Y Cheaper — at any oth_ Millinery Geods, Calicoes, pees : Carpets, The largest and prettest.stocx Ghawis, : ~ Shoes, ever brought to this city, embra* Shaan cing every kind known in the ac iad, ‘ : : Collars. market. Look at the prices: Seo, 4} Fine Summer Dress Goods, pr . Ww y and Saturday kvenings from 7% Nevada Clothing STORE ! ss BS MILLER & NATHAN, Successors to HAAS & CO. Corner Pine & Commercial Sts. _ NEVADA-CITY.oe iGO TO NATHAN & MILLEB'S FOR YOUR FINE “NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. RLEANS CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY. Location of works Nevada Township, Nevada County, Celifortix Noaice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of said company, held on the 18th of May, 1872, an assessment No. 7, of 50 cts., per share was levied upon the capital stock of said company. payable immediately, in United States gold coin, to the Secretary. Any stock upon which said arsessment shall remain unpaid on the 2ist day of dune, 1872, shal] be deemed delinquent, and will be duly advertised for sale, at public auction; and unless payment shall be usade before, will be solu on Saturday, the 6th day of July, 1872, tv with costs of adv. rtising and expenses, of sale> By,order of the Board of Trustees: C. P. PURINTON, Secre . Office at J.J, Olt’s Assay Office, on Main Street, Nevada City, California, m21 CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING. A. ROSENTHAL H’s just received a large and beanti?ul _m& stock of Spring and Summer Cloths, of tne very latest styles, which he is pre. pared tof : Make up to order On the shortest notice and on the mou reasohable termes. A'good fit guaranteed inevery caste. If you want a well fitting Coat, Vest or Pants leave your order with me, and I wil! guarantee they will fit you better and last longer than any ready made clothing. ‘i Repairing and cleaning done on short noce. . A. ROSENTHAL, m21 Pine Street, Nevada Oity. The Ladies of Nevada City and. County are invited to call and examine the large variety of goods, which are offered at the very towest prices, — Every article in the Dry Goods line {can be obtained at the, PIONEER DRY GOODS STORE, J. & S. ROSENTHAL, Propr’s. Nevada, May, 8th. 1872. H. W. VELLA, ANUFACTURER of Men’s, Women’s, Misses and Children’s Boots, Shoes unu Slippers of every description. Your specia] attention is called to my Men’s Patent Léather ‘Tongue Boots, and Oxtford.Ties. French Calf Tongue Boots, Morocco Legs, Fair Stitched and Box Toes. ’ Fine Dress Boots, Plain Legs, Fair S titched or Plain. Men’s Button Gaiters. Congress Gaiters, Lace Shves, Strap Shoes, Uxford Ties and Slippers. Ladies, Misses,, and Children’s Boots, Shoes, and Slippers of every style and material made to order and @ periect fit guaranted, Special attention given to themaking of Men's Embroidered and Ladies’ Toilet Slippers. Special attention paid to Repairing, H,W. VELLA, Adjoining Stumpf’s Hotel, Broad Street. Nevada, May 3d. ON SALE wih Bee ; NEVADA DRUG STORE. THE NEW FOOD-—-SEA MOSS FARINE, FOR BAUCES, JELLIES, OUSTARDS, ETC. A choice lot of EXTRACTS for fisvoring the same, at very low rates. SUGAR OF LEMONS, Making excellent Lemonade ats cost of but two cents a glass. Spices of all kinds. Pure Cream Tartar and Soda for Baking purposes. Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Crucibles and Acids. E. M. PRESTON; DRUGGIST. Preecriptions accuratély compounded at all bours, day or night. 8. W. COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS Under the Transcript Printing Office. Roller Skating Assemblies. —AT THE— “ NEVADA SKATING RINK. HE Nevada Skating Rink will re-open on MONDAY, April 8th. Every Forenoon the Rink will be opened from 9% to l2o’clock. A gentleman will be in attendance to teach all who desire to leara to skate. Admission free, use of skates 25 cents. ' Bvery Afternoon from 3 o’clock till 5.— Adinission, including Skates 25 cents. The Rink will be open only Monday, to 10 e’clock. Adimission — Gentlemen 25 cents : use of Skates 25 cents. Ladics, including Skates 25 cents, Gentleman and Lady, admission and use of skates. 50 ctu. : Bb. BULLARD, Proprietor, Nevada, April 5th. IGE! ICE! ‘Nevada Ice Conipany are prepared . to deliver ice in Se of the 3 left at the “7 . SPLENDID NEW ‘GOODS! THE FINEST AND THE. CHEAPEST! NATHAN & MILLER, Have on hand A fall Stock, _ Of all Sizes, Of the Celebrated heviot Shirts, Cc 5 YOU WANT A , ‘FINE OR CHEAP SUIT, OF iGO TO THE, Nevada . Clothing Store. es FOR YOUR Under Clothing, GO TO NATHAN & MILLER’S. FOR ANY ARTICLE IN THE CLOTHING LINE GO TO MILLER & NATHAN’S. Don’t forget the place. NEVADA CLOTHING STORE! Nathan & Miller, ‘PROPRIETORS. 4 At-Haas & Co’s Old Stand, corner Pine & Commercial Streets, BOYS’ CLOTHING :) ‘LOST. a Memorandum Book, which is of nu value to any one except the owner. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at the National Exchange Hotel. ml FOR SALE. LOT of ox shoes, of my own meke. they can be imported. D. CLANCY. Nevada, May 19th, 1872. WANTED. HORSE SHOER. . Must be'a little the best Blower that ever struck these diggings. D. CLANCY. Nevada May 19th, 1872, : GRASS VALLEY. HE. UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR. chased the Stables and Livery Business heretofore conducted by James Faulknoz, letting FINE SADDLE HORSES, the Livery Business in & most sutisfactery mander. 8@” HORSES BOARDED by the Feed, Day Week or Month. Ff None but experienced and careful employed. Satisfaction guaranteed in ali cases. HENRY SCADDEN. John Jack’s Variety Store. i PINE STREET, next doorto the Corner of Broad Street, Nevada City. OHN JACK having fitted his new Stors up in good style, is prepared to furnish the public with Fruit, Candies, Berries, Cigars, Tobacco, Poultry, Fancy * Goods, &c. &e. ‘at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE. Givo me a call. Nevada, June 10th. ARCADE SALOON. DJOINING Greenwald's Cigar Store, ou Broad Street, Nevada City, ji A. B. CARLEY, Keeps constantly on hand the best of WINI,+ LIQUORS and CIGARS. : i Old-friends and; new comers are invijed to drop in and see me, ma The National Exchange Shaving Saloon and Baths. NAT. FORD, Proprietar aren THE Citizens of Nev. Oi Ge and vicinity are feis fally informed ths; “BATHS “* . have entirely refitted my Barber Shop and Bath House in elegan* style. Having secured the services 061 one of the best workmen in the State, I asa prepared to give all who call op me an easy and ¢lean Shave. Hair Cutting, Sbamipc » ing and Curling done im an artistic At. workmanlike manner; oli A. A. SMITH, : JUSTICE OF THE PEACK AND NOTARY PUBL‘ZC, : NORTH BLOOMFIELD, — LL kinds of legal documents drawn ii2 and promptly attended to. od BALING OR FENCING WIEZ FOR SALE. ; BOUT 4,000 pounds of No 16 Iron Wyre. A suitable for baling Hay or Fenciu/, wey be cut in sane weet 7 Bay Preis For sale cheap for Cash +) ¢ PETER PURDON, South Yuba Bridge, ou the San Juan Roa, April 10th, 1872. . ON MABRIAGR. APPY FOR YOUNG. Nervow marriage ment. ope, pay the delinquent assessment, together , ie this city and Isme? t's Grove, Warranted better and cheaper than ~ FAULKNOR LIVERY STABLES» now offers to accommodate the public by _ And attending to all matters‘connected with M BUGGYTEAMS . =