May 27, 1869 (4 pages)

aunty elect-. a° R’S ¥ 18th. . be the ind will rs. He ny new ees usage mii Ce. Che Daily Transenipt, _ NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, SENTENCE OF PRIsoNERS.—Yester~~ day morning the prisoners convicted of _.time during vhe, term. of the Connty. Court. were brought up _ h Fook, convicted of entering a house __in the day time with-intent-to-rob; was: sentenced to one year in the State’s Prison. See Chas. Richardson, who was tried for grand larceny in stealing a. carpet, at ‘Truckee, was sentenced to two years’ imprisonment in the State’s Prison. Baker, who participated_in the crime with Richardson, was sentenced for the game length of time at the last term of the Court. _ ce eae E. Lee, one of the parties engaged in the attempt to rob Burckhalter & Co’s bank, at Truckee, who was convicted of burglary, was next brought in. When asked by the Judge if he had anything” to say why sentence.should not be pronounced, the prisoner walked to the front of the -bar, and commenced a lengthy speech. He reviewed the evidence in the case, comparing the testimony of Forrest, who turned State’s evidence, as he gave it at. the examination before the Justice and again in the County Court, pointing out all the discrepancies, and denouncing Forrest as a perjured villain who had, though young, forfeited all claim to honor-and virtue. He reflected on the conduct of the jury and officers of the law, declaring that he had been persecuted as well as prosecuted. He said he was not guilty of burglary, and that if the jury had done as they should, he would have ; been at liberty. After he. concluded, Judge Niles stated, in effect, that the convicted was without extenuationThey went to this place, armed with pistols, with the design of committing a robbery, and their weapons were discharged, and he had no doubt it was! the:intention to carry out tle purpose of robbery even to the extremity of taking life. _He, therefore, felt bound in justice to sentence the prisoner for the full term ‘of ten years, the limit of the law. On hearing his sentence Lee spoke about as fellows: “Your-—Henor, should you have another case before you, on such: evidence, Ido hope, that tor your own conscience sake, you wil! bea little moreténienter; not that I carea d——<n for my liberty, put for yourown sake.” At this point his remarks were interrupted by Sheriff Gentry, who conducted the prisoner to jail. Miss Mornison’s Lecrure.—Quite @ number listened to the lecture of Miss Anna Morrison, at the Court House, on Tuesday evening. After giving a briet stajement of the misfortunes which induced her to become a lecturer, she delivered quite a fine discourse en the subject, “Woman as a Lecturer,” claiming that there was no impropriety in woman entering upon any field of labor 80 long as'she did not violate the laws of morality. She gave some good hits against those of her sex, who, while they spend all their time in studying how to dress, denounced their stronger minded sisters for endeavoring to cultivate their minds, asking “Whether it was more ‘creditable to cultivate chignons than the brain?’ . The young lady has-a-free, full veice, a good delivery, and is destined to make a popuJar lecturess. Writing ScHoot.—A Rost, late of Dyhrenfurth College will organize a writing school at Temperance Nall,this evening, and will give instruction in penmanship ‘and bookkeping. He has already given private lessons for one term in this city and his pupils show marked improvement. We have examined specimens written by Anna Blasauf. Jas. Hubbard and Caroline ‘Weiss, none of whom had written before, and in one course they have learned to write a round full hand, forming all the letters well. The terms and times when Mr. Rost will give lessons: may be found in the advertisement. Fer San QuENTIN.—Sheriff Gentry leaves this morning for San Quentin with Lee, Richardson and Ah Fook in ALL Opposrtion DisTANcED.—No opposition or competition can compete with the long established and reliable clothing firm of Banner Bros. in this city, in the line of trade. They understand all the avenues of trade, Know . how to buy their goods, and can thereGRAND OPENING SALES GREATEST INDUCEMENT EVER OFFERED! TOTHE : People of Nevada County ! -tere-outscit and —underseit every Ollier Preuse—— i iii-be= vinced of this fact by reading the following list of prices: Linen coats frem 50 cents up; Ventilator Hats, $1 50 each ; Cashmere Suits for $7.50. These are certainly cheap, but Banner Bros. offer even a better “lay out.” They will furnish any man with a full outfit > hat, coat, vest; pants and boots for $10, . “throwing in a pair of socks. A twenty dollar piece invested at Banner Bros. will get enough to start a small cloth. ing store. Fult linen suits from $3 50 ‘up. Try it. : * DEALERS AND CONSUMERS OF ToBACCO, TAKE -NOTICE.—As the law re-quires—all chewing and smoking tobacco to be restamped before the-1ét of July 1869; Julius Greenwald is determined -tv dispose of his entire stock before that time, and as an inducement to dealers and consumers offers these articles below San Francisco cost prices, FOR CASH, to close out the articles before that time.-.Those who chew, smoke or sell tobaéco should be sure to call on Greenwald and ascertain his prices, Nevada, April 20th. career — CENTLEMEN ! I WANT THE. MONEY —and all Accounts which have been standing 90 Days and over, MUST BE PAID BEFORE MONDAY, MAY 3ist, 1869, or I shall proceed to & collect them, er NO FURTHER NOTICE W. C. RANDOLPH. Nevada, May 234. SS A. TS0ARD, . No.,61 Broad Street, Nevada City, “Importer, Wholesaleand Retail dealer in DS sage WINES, FINE BRANDIES, And the Best of DOMESTIC LIQUORS, Among them ¢@~ Waites Celebrated Claret, ; Orders from the country are respectfully so icited and promptly attended to. m5 ANNUAL TARGET EXCURSION! your Armory, IN FULL UNIFORM, SATURDAY, MAY 29th, 1869, At 1 o'clock, P. M., forthe purpose of attending the Annual Target Excursion of the Company. = —-——_—______ Every member is expected to be on hand promptly. atthe hour named. By oréer : J. A. LANCASTER, Capt. Comm anding. ‘ YOU are kercby ordered to appear at J. F. Carr, O. 8. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Headquarters Fourth Brigade, California National Guard, a sag Sacramenté, April 2n@;'1989. jp Special Order, No. 4. . J Major E. F. Bean is hereby appointed Inspector to superintend and conduct an election for Captain, 1st and 2d Lieutenants, to Nevada Light Gaacd, unattached, 4th Brigade, N. G. C. to filt the vacancies that will occut by the expiration of the terms of present incumbents. Major Bean will conduct and superintend said election according to law and report proceedings to these headquarters. . By command of Brig. Gen’! Jostan Howk.v. W. W. Anderson, Agst. Adj. Gen., 4th Brig. In accordance with the above order an Election will be held at the Armory, on : Saturday, May, 29th, 1 869. at half past 1 o'clock P. “u., for the choice of Commissioned Officers of the Company. A NEW INVOICE OF DRUGS, ‘ JAEDICINES, : am CHEMICALS PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISH. FLAVORING EXTRACTS, ARDEN SEEDS, &c. juet received by SPENCE & CO. ‘PRIVATE. LL accounts due E. F. Spence will be re: ceived and receipted Spence & Co Nevada Light Guard -Attention. . CAMPAIGN OPENED ! “sie ‘Pioneer Clothing Emporium —OF— BANNER BROS. AT THEIR OLD STAND, Corner of Broad & Pine Streets. A BE NOW READY TO SUPPLY A F WITH ANY GOODs IN THEIR LINE FIFTY PER CENT LOWER THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE INTERIOR OF THE. STATE, Great Bargains for all. —_—_— BANNER BROTHERS, Ge HAVING ESTABLISHED THE FACT THAT TFHEY CAN ~ = AND DO SEEL gi CLOTHING, . BOOTS, . =o HATS, petitors, ARE NOW-IN-THE FIELD WITH THE ‘Largest & Finest, Assortment . —0F— 3 Gents’ and Boy’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Ever before offered tm the Liaterior “of the State. »~ We sell our Good3-at from. 30 to 50 per cent Cheaper than ~ ~ NY former rates. é — ATTENTION. 4 ed All ye in want of CLOTHING, we now offer you Goods at lower prices than you eS” ever bought them beiore and Cheaper than. you can get them anywhere else._a3 Our Spring Clothing, Furnishing Goods and Business Suits ARE OF THE —— LATEST STYLES And superiorto any hitherto imported. Fine Fashionable Dress Suits, We will sell for LESS MONEY then they can be bought for anywhere. else in California. 2 Gents: We ask you to examine our CLOTHING and we feel assured we can ratisfy you both as toSTYLEs AND PRICES, HATS! HATS! HATS! OF THE LATEST STYLES, Including VELOCIPEDE & ALPINE HATS, Shirts and Under-clothing. An unlimited supply of WHITE SHIRTS, of the Finest ‘Qnatity, UNDER CLOTHING, HUSIERY, HAaNDKERCHIEFS, NECK TIES SUSPENDERS, and YANKEE NUTION» of every description. TO ALL MERCHANTS! Who deal in Clothing, both in this city and county, we would say call on us beiore going to Sau Francisco to make purchases. We cau seli you Goods in this city at LOWKEK KATES than you can buy them at the Bay. Our Stock is complete for the Spring Trade and our prices are lower than those of any OLly ere. Persons in-want of any Goods in ourline had better consult their own interest by making purchases at the Pioneer Clothing Emporium. BANNER BROTHERS. Wholesale & Retail Dealers, a a &c. &e., . . Cheaper than any of their ComCor. Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada City. ” Regardless of Cost! B. MEYER & CO. Corner _of Broad & Pine Streets NEVADA CITY. we LD inform the people of this city that they have conciuaed tu: rae ‘Close Out Business in this piace, AND NOW: OFFER FOR SALE, ~ THEIR LARGE STOCK OF FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, BOYS’ CLOTHING, —-4aD—:.—ar FURNISHING Goons! a The People of Nevada Councy, . } . Trunks, Valises; Boots, &c. REGARDLESS OF ALL COST! —_—_ COMPLETE SUITS; COAT, VEST AND PANTS "FOR ONLY _ sa TEN” DOLLARS ! sg And Everything Else in the same proportion! ~ WE HAVE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GUODS, enough to supply every man in the Ceunty. We desire to see them all well dressed before we leave the town and therefore we invite GREAT BARGAINS!!! This isno Humbug! Before buying elsewhere examine our Goods and Prices ! B. MEYER & CO., ‘ Cerner Broati and Pine Streets. “Opposite Goldsmith's Dry Goods Store, Nevada city. ” TO THE: PUR , . HARDWARE.~\ HARDWARE: _GROCKERY, &C. GEORGE E. TURNER, PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY,,. j H+ ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF . Heavy and Shelf Hardware, <> * Iron and Lead Pipe, Bubber Hose, Mining and Agricultural Tools, Aud aH Goods in the Hardware line which he offers at the very ah, CASH PRICES! pert TAs Agent for the GIANT POWDER COMPANY, A good supply of Giant Powder, Caps, Fuse, &c. always on SS AGENT FOR THE PACIFIC SILVER PLATE CO And a fine assortment of PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, —>. And other articles always on band. CROCKERY and GLASS WARE And a full assortment of Cooking and Parior Stoves, Cooking Utensils, Tinware, &e, &e. Also a Large § Stock of PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISH s SOR OIE FET = * (2 MECHANICS, MINERS, FARMERS, and the public generally in need of anything in the Hardware line will find it to their interest to call on : ‘GC. E. TURNER. Nevada, April 7th. THIS celebrated Institute has enjosed—on ed, piss it i Private. Medical Institat 2 Established Sby Dr. I. GC YOUN Gy, in 1850. No Cure, No Pay. Consultation by letter, cr othefwise, Fran, BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M.D, y at ; ved and curl point of number of patients among the very first of the workland tne <ueCers OF its treatment ranks it second to none. PRIVATE DISEASES In Males, and Irregularities in Females are the great destroyers o1 health. ‘Chey insiduonsly attack the system, and gradualiy underming and destroy it; they drive the bloom fromthe cheek, the iustre from the eye, the-strength diseased efispring, aud’ poison, through--suecessive generations, the race oi-man, The marks can be seen in Scrofula; Consumption, Cripples, the Idiotic, thé Paralytic. the Insane. There is no more terrible scourge tothe hi man race than those diseases arising from the contamination Venerial Poison. The mildest forms, by retreating to the blood, hold ever tion that is liable at moment-to fall and bijgnt —to utterly destroy—all earthly hopes, MERCURY, recognized as the most FATAL MEDICAL ENEMY to-man, combining With, the Veneaial, doubles his dangers. Those who have been treated with that” pernicious MINERAL “POISON, are _not—cured ;the-discase has only assumed 4 new form. Do NoT BE SaTisFIED WITH PARTIAL CURE. That leav¢s the poison to crawl through the system, eating its way into the tigsues and organs beneath the apparently smodth surface, to burst out in the future with a virulence tha will baffle the effects of medicine. When perfect CURES ean be obtained by consulting a hysician, whom long practice and thoroua> nvestigation into the causes of Diseases ui the URINARY ORGANS, enable to determine at once the cause of the disease, “ In all diseases entrusted to the Doctor's care PERFECT, SPEEDY, PERMANENT, IN ALL CASES CURES GUARANTEED, In Syphilis and its adjuncts, Gonnhorrhoe and accompying diseases ; in all disorders of the Bladder, Kidneys and prostate; Seminal. Weakness, Diseases of the Heart and Lungs, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Impotency, Incipient Consumption, and all diseases of the uniar organs in either sex, cure always warranted, or NO PAY requiredRy SEMINAL WEAKNESS, ““—+ The young man who experiences that growing weakness in his muscular and mental organization should stop and consider whence ib arises. He will findin the weakness of the back, wembling of the limbs, disordered digestion. unaccountable failing of the ‘powers of the mind, distate for society, dreed of impend« troubled and lacivious dreams, accompanie by growing deafness, lose of muscular power, and numerous Other symptoms of disorganivation, the positive traces of that most. terrible and destructive of all diseases, Seminal Weakness—wasting away his powers,destroying his hope of life and mynhood, and dragging him along the broken path of his existence, toward a premature and loathsome grave, Tohim who finds his Mite dribling out in the discharge of the vital principle of existence in nocturnal and diurnal emissions, the mere cessation of the causes its appearance brings no assurance of relief, © Murriage, that-holy oftice, the safeguord and hope of manhood, brings to such a one no hope of-cure, but adds to his misery in the knowledge of the one who looks to him for so auch ef ber happiness, is a vietim of his eyil and an innocent companion of “his. punishmens '. He ‘adds to his amisery and disofer ‘until: hope leaves him. There is no rescue except in proper and skilful treatment, Consult then, at Once, a physician whom long practice and careftt research has made himrtnoroughly con: versant with every phase of the disease. Those who have becowe the victims of solitary vices, that dreadful, fascinating and destractable habit, which fills thousands of sick rooms with'paralytics und consumptives, and hundreds of tmtimely graves with its misguided viciims, should consult without a moment's delay, one who will sympathise with their suf: feriugs. To such the Doctor would especially: recommend himself, giving to each and all, guarantees of a Feriect and Permanent Cure, without Hindrance from Business, Change of Diet, Fear of Exposure, % ‘> De nov forget the address. See below, IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES, When a female is in trouble or afflicted with disease, and requires medical or surgical uttendance, the enquiry shonld be, where is there a physician who is fully competent to administer relief, and whose respectable standing in society recommends him to, the confidence of the community * The Doctor understanding) how imperatively necessary these requirements are, teels called upon to interpose, ; and by calliug the attention of the afflicted to the fact that he has been a Professor of Obste= trics and Female Diseases for Tweaty Years, and is tully qualified to adminisver in all cases both medically and surgically, not in a supérficial manner, but in as thorough a manner as vears of study and practice—both in hospitals and families—can make, to savethem from the hands the unqualified, unscrupulous and wee signing. Therefore families cau rely upon him . as upon a father. All in affliction canfind m him one who can teel and sympathize wits. and -betriend them in trouble<onein wnaose secresy the ntmost coniidente can be placed. _. _Consultation (by Letter of Otherwise) Fars See address below. THE CELEBRATED FEMALE REMEDIES: r. Young, have now obtained a most extended popularity, and are correctly viewed-to bé the safest and suredt remedies for the com plaints for which they are applied. The comstantly accruing testimonials of their efficacy, deciarethemtu be pre-eminently superior to their action. : No lady should be without these Renovatin Agents. None genuine upless proeured ag this vilice. Sent by Mail or Bapress’to any part of the State. Discovery of this or any other Age, PREVENTIVE Powpenrs PTR MARRIED La Digs, These Powders will be found of essenti value to those whose meang, health or other circumstances do not permit them to increase the number oi their family without inconvenience, suffering and perhaps risk of life. Thig pre fon is new, vate, infallible, conveniens and simple, and cannot injure the health, ‘Their use should be avoided at certain times Price $10 a box, Sento any part of the coagt Linger -— from —— Remit by Mail or Express addrese : * BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M. D. FRENCH LUNAR OK FEMALE MONTHLY ch by the Medleal Fraternity to Acknowledged by the ernity be the onty po maid and ‘efficacious r suppression, irregularity, or sto’ functions of usture, the the gource of wach deplora ts on ie frame BENT. ¥. JOSSELYN, M.D., wanbeiestt ies Francisco, Bex 135°: and vigor from the frame,-they give puny and— over the one afilicted, the sword of destrac-ing trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness, Lompounded from the private prescriptions of — GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE The Greatest be dependeti on in long standing cases lo pen on ng polar o, a f which ig

aunty elect-. a° R’S ¥ 18th. . be the ind will rs. He ny new ees usage mii Ce. Che Daily Transenipt, _ NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, SENTENCE OF PRIsoNERS.—Yester~~ day morning the prisoners convicted of _.time during vhe, term. of the Connty. Court. were brought up _ h Fook, convicted of entering a house __in the day time with-intent-to-rob; was: sentenced to one year in the State’s Prison. See Chas. Richardson, who was tried for grand larceny in stealing a. carpet, at ‘Truckee, was sentenced to two years’ imprisonment in the State’s Prison. Baker, who participated_in the crime with Richardson, was sentenced for the game length of time at the last term of the Court. _ ce eae E. Lee, one of the parties engaged in the attempt to rob Burckhalter & Co’s bank, at Truckee, who was convicted of burglary, was next brought in. When asked by the Judge if he had anything” to say why sentence.should not be pronounced, the prisoner walked to the front of the -bar, and commenced a lengthy speech. He reviewed the evidence in the case, comparing the testimony of Forrest, who turned State’s evidence, as he gave it at. the examination before the Justice and again in the County Court, pointing out all the discrepancies, and denouncing Forrest as a perjured villain who had, though young, forfeited all claim to honor-and virtue. He reflected on the conduct of the jury and officers of the law, declaring that he had been persecuted as well as prosecuted. He said he was not guilty of burglary, and that if the jury had done as they should, he would have ; been at liberty. After he. concluded, Judge Niles stated, in effect, that the convicted was without extenuationThey went to this place, armed with pistols, with the design of committing a robbery, and their weapons were discharged, and he had no doubt it was! the:intention to carry out tle purpose of robbery even to the extremity of taking life. _He, therefore, felt bound in justice to sentence the prisoner for the full term ‘of ten years, the limit of the law. On hearing his sentence Lee spoke about as fellows: “Your-—Henor, should you have another case before you, on such: evidence, Ido hope, that tor your own conscience sake, you wil! bea little moreténienter; not that I carea d——<n for my liberty, put for yourown sake.” At this point his remarks were interrupted by Sheriff Gentry, who conducted the prisoner to jail. Miss Mornison’s Lecrure.—Quite @ number listened to the lecture of Miss Anna Morrison, at the Court House, on Tuesday evening. After giving a briet stajement of the misfortunes which induced her to become a lecturer, she delivered quite a fine discourse en the subject, “Woman as a Lecturer,” claiming that there was no impropriety in woman entering upon any field of labor 80 long as'she did not violate the laws of morality. She gave some good hits against those of her sex, who, while they spend all their time in studying how to dress, denounced their stronger minded sisters for endeavoring to cultivate their minds, asking “Whether it was more ‘creditable to cultivate chignons than the brain?’ . The young lady has-a-free, full veice, a good delivery, and is destined to make a popuJar lecturess. Writing ScHoot.—A Rost, late of Dyhrenfurth College will organize a writing school at Temperance Nall,this evening, and will give instruction in penmanship ‘and bookkeping. He has already given private lessons for one term in this city and his pupils show marked improvement. We have examined specimens written by Anna Blasauf. Jas. Hubbard and Caroline ‘Weiss, none of whom had written before, and in one course they have learned to write a round full hand, forming all the letters well. The terms and times when Mr. Rost will give lessons: may be found in the advertisement. Fer San QuENTIN.—Sheriff Gentry leaves this morning for San Quentin with Lee, Richardson and Ah Fook in ALL Opposrtion DisTANcED.—No opposition or competition can compete with the long established and reliable clothing firm of Banner Bros. in this city, in the line of trade. They understand all the avenues of trade, Know . how to buy their goods, and can thereGRAND OPENING SALES GREATEST INDUCEMENT EVER OFFERED! TOTHE : People of Nevada County ! -tere-outscit and —underseit every Ollier Preuse—— i iii-be= vinced of this fact by reading the following list of prices: Linen coats frem 50 cents up; Ventilator Hats, $1 50 each ; Cashmere Suits for $7.50.. These are certainly cheap, but Banner Bros. offer even a better “lay out.” They will furnish any man with a full outfit > hat, coat, vest; pants and boots for $10, . “throwing in a pair of socks. A twenty dollar piece invested at Banner Bros. will get enough to start a small cloth. ing store. Fult linen suits from $3 50 ‘up. Try it. : * DEALERS AND CONSUMERS OF ToBACCO, TAKE -NOTICE.—As the law re-quires—all chewing and smoking tobacco to be restamped before the-1ét of July 1869; Julius Greenwald is determined -tv dispose of his entire stock before that time, and as an inducement to dealers and consumers offers these articles below San Francisco cost prices, FOR CASH, to close out the articles before that time.-.Those who chew, smoke or sell tobaéco should be sure to call on Greenwald and ascertain his prices, Nevada, April 20th. career — CENTLEMEN ! I WANT THE. MONEY —and all Accounts which have been standing 90 Days and over, MUST BE PAID BEFORE MONDAY, MAY 3ist, 1869, or I shall proceed to & collect them, er NO FURTHER NOTICE W. C. RANDOLPH. Nevada, May 234. SS A. TS0ARD, . No.,61 Broad Street, Nevada City, “Importer, Wholesaleand Retail dealer in DS sage WINES, FINE BRANDIES, And the Best of DOMESTIC LIQUORS, Among them ¢@~ Waites Celebrated Claret, ; Orders from the country are respectfully so icited and promptly attended to. m5 ANNUAL TARGET EXCURSION! your Armory, IN FULL UNIFORM, SATURDAY, MAY 29th, 1869, At 1 o'clock, P. M., forthe purpose of attending the Annual Target Excursion of the Company. = —-——_—______ Every member is expected to be on hand promptly. atthe hour named. By oréer : J. A. LANCASTER, Capt. Comm anding. ‘ YOU are kercby ordered to appear at J. F. Carr, O. 8. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Headquarters Fourth Brigade, California National Guard, a sag Sacramenté, April 2n@;'1989. jp Special Order, No. 4. . J Major E. F. Bean is hereby appointed Inspector to superintend and conduct an election for Captain, 1st and 2d Lieutenants, to Nevada Light Gaacd, unattached, 4th Brigade, N. G. C. to filt the vacancies that will occut by the expiration of the terms of present incumbents. Major Bean will conduct and superintend said election according to law and report proceedings to these headquarters. . By command of Brig. Gen’! Jostan Howk.v. W. W. Anderson, Agst. Adj. Gen., 4th Brig. In accordance with the above order an Election will be held at the Armory, on : Saturday, May, 29th, 1 869. at half past 1 o'clock P. “u., for the choice of Commissioned Officers of the Company. A NEW INVOICE OF DRUGS, ‘ JAEDICINES, : am CHEMICALS PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISH. FLAVORING EXTRACTS, ARDEN SEEDS, &c. juet received by SPENCE & CO. ‘PRIVATE. LL accounts due E. F. Spence will be re: ceived and receipted Spence & Co Nevada Light Guard -Attention. . CAMPAIGN OPENED ! “sie ‘Pioneer Clothing Emporium —OF— BANNER BROS. AT THEIR OLD STAND, Corner of Broad & Pine Streets. A BE NOW READY TO SUPPLY A F WITH ANY GOODs IN THEIR LINE FIFTY PER CENT LOWER THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE INTERIOR OF THE. STATE, Great Bargains for all. —_—_— BANNER BROTHERS, Ge HAVING ESTABLISHED THE FACT THAT TFHEY CAN ~ = AND DO SEEL gi CLOTHING, . BOOTS, . =o HATS, petitors, ARE NOW-IN-THE FIELD WITH THE ‘Largest & Finest, Assortment . —0F— 3 Gents’ and Boy’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Ever before offered tm the Liaterior “of the State. »~ We sell our Good3-at from. 30 to 50 per cent Cheaper than ~ ~ NY former rates. é — ATTENTION. 4 ed All ye in want of CLOTHING, we now offer you Goods at lower prices than you eS” ever bought them beiore and Cheaper than. you can get them anywhere else._a3 Our Spring Clothing, Furnishing Goods and Business Suits ARE OF THE —— LATEST STYLES And superiorto any hitherto imported. Fine Fashionable Dress Suits,

We will sell for LESS MONEY then they can be bought for anywhere. else in California. 2 Gents: We ask you to examine our CLOTHING and we feel assured we can ratisfy you both as toSTYLEs AND PRICES, HATS! HATS! HATS! OF THE LATEST STYLES, Including VELOCIPEDE & ALPINE HATS, Shirts and Under-clothing. An unlimited supply of WHITE SHIRTS, of the Finest ‘Qnatity, UNDER CLOTHING, HUSIERY, HAaNDKERCHIEFS, NECK TIES SUSPENDERS, and YANKEE NUTION» of every description. TO ALL MERCHANTS! Who deal in Clothing, both in this city and county, we would say call on us beiore going to Sau Francisco to make purchases. We cau seli you Goods in this city at LOWKEK KATES than you can buy them at the Bay. Our Stock is complete for the Spring Trade and our prices are lower than those of any OLly ere. Persons in-want of any Goods in ourline had better consult their own interest by making purchases at the Pioneer Clothing Emporium. BANNER BROTHERS. Wholesale & Retail Dealers, a a &c. &e., . . Cheaper than any of their ComCor. Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada City. ” Regardless of Cost! B. MEYER & CO. Corner _of Broad & Pine Streets NEVADA CITY. we LD inform the people of this city that they have conciuaed tu: rae ‘Close Out Business in this piace, AND NOW: OFFER FOR SALE, ~ THEIR LARGE STOCK OF FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, BOYS’ CLOTHING, —-4aD—:.—ar FURNISHING Goons! a The People of Nevada Councy, . } . Trunks, Valises; Boots, &c. REGARDLESS OF ALL COST! —_—_ COMPLETE SUITS; COAT, VEST AND PANTS "FOR ONLY _ sa TEN” DOLLARS ! sg And Everything Else in the same proportion! ~ WE HAVE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GUODS, enough to supply every man in the Ceunty. We desire to see them all well dressed before we leave the town and therefore we invite GREAT BARGAINS!!! This isno Humbug! Before buying elsewhere examine our Goods and Prices ! B. MEYER & CO., ‘ Cerner Broati and Pine Streets. “Opposite Goldsmith's Dry Goods Store, Nevada city. ” TO THE: PUR , . HARDWARE.~\ HARDWARE: _GROCKERY, &C. GEORGE E. TURNER, PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY,,. j H+ ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF . Heavy and Shelf Hardware, <> * Iron and Lead Pipe, Bubber Hose, Mining and Agricultural Tools, Aud aH Goods in the Hardware line which he offers at the very ah, CASH PRICES! pert TAs Agent for the GIANT POWDER COMPANY, A good supply of Giant Powder, Caps, Fuse, &c. always on SS AGENT FOR THE PACIFIC SILVER PLATE CO And a fine assortment of PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, —>. And other articles always on band. CROCKERY and GLASS WARE And a full assortment of Cooking and Parior Stoves, Cooking Utensils, Tinware, &e, &e. Also a Large § Stock of PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISH s SOR OIE FET = * (2 MECHANICS, MINERS, FARMERS, and the public generally in need of anything in the Hardware line will find it to their interest to call on : ‘GC. E. TURNER. Nevada, April 7th. THIS celebrated Institute has enjosed—on ed, piss it i Private. Medical Institat 2 Established Sby Dr. I. GC YOUN Gy, in 1850. No Cure, No Pay. Consultation by letter, cr othefwise, Fran, BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M.D, y at ; ved and curl point of number of patients among the very first of the workland tne <ueCers OF its treatment ranks it second to none. PRIVATE DISEASES In Males, and Irregularities in Females are the great destroyers o1 health. ‘Chey insiduonsly attack the system, and gradualiy underming and destroy it; they drive the bloom fromthe cheek, the iustre from the eye, the-strength diseased efispring, aud’ poison, through--suecessive generations, the race oi-man, The marks can be seen in Scrofula; Consumption, Cripples, the Idiotic, thé Paralytic. the Insane. There is no more terrible scourge tothe hi man race than those diseases arising from the contamination Venerial Poison. The mildest forms, by retreating to the blood, hold ever tion that is liable at moment-to fall and bijgnt —to utterly destroy—all earthly hopes, MERCURY, recognized as the most FATAL MEDICAL ENEMY to-man, combining With, the Veneaial, doubles his dangers. Those who have been treated with that” pernicious MINERAL “POISON, are _not—cured ;the-discase has only assumed 4 new form. Do NoT BE SaTisFIED WITH PARTIAL CURE. That leav¢s the poison to crawl through the system, eating its way into the tigsues and organs beneath the apparently smodth surface, to burst out in the future with a virulence tha will baffle the effects of medicine. When perfect CURES ean be obtained by consulting a hysician, whom long practice and thoroua> nvestigation into the causes of Diseases ui the URINARY ORGANS, enable to determine at once the cause of the disease, “ In all diseases entrusted to the Doctor's care PERFECT, SPEEDY, PERMANENT, IN ALL CASES CURES GUARANTEED, In Syphilis and its adjuncts, Gonnhorrhoe and accompying diseases ; in all disorders of the Bladder, Kidneys and prostate; Seminal. Weakness, Diseases of the Heart and Lungs, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Impotency, Incipient Consumption, and all diseases of the uniar organs in either sex, cure always warranted, or NO PAY requiredRy SEMINAL WEAKNESS, ““—+ The young man who experiences that growing weakness in his muscular and mental organization should stop and consider whence ib arises. He will findin the weakness of the back, wembling of the limbs, disordered digestion. unaccountable failing of the ‘powers of the mind, distate for society, dreed of impend« troubled and lacivious dreams, accompanie by growing deafness, lose of muscular power, and numerous Other symptoms of disorganivation, the positive traces of that most. terrible and destructive of all diseases, Seminal Weakness—wasting away his powers,destroying his hope of life and mynhood, and dragging him along the broken path of his existence, toward a premature and loathsome grave, Tohim who finds his Mite dribling out in the discharge of the vital principle of existence in nocturnal and diurnal emissions, the mere cessation of the causes its appearance brings no assurance of relief, © Murriage, that-holy oftice, the safeguord and hope of manhood, brings to such a one no hope of-cure, but adds to his misery in the knowledge of the one who looks to him for so auch ef ber happiness, is a vietim of his eyil and an innocent companion of “his. punishmens '. He ‘adds to his amisery and disofer ‘until: hope leaves him. There is no rescue except in proper and skilful treatment, Consult then, at Once, a physician whom long practice and careftt research has made himrtnoroughly con: versant with every phase of the disease. Those who have becowe the victims of solitary vices, that dreadful, fascinating and destractable habit, which fills thousands of sick rooms with'paralytics und consumptives, and hundreds of tmtimely graves with its misguided viciims, should consult without a moment's delay, one who will sympathise with their suf: feriugs. To such the Doctor would especially: recommend himself, giving to each and all, guarantees of a Feriect and Permanent Cure, without Hindrance from Business, Change of Diet, Fear of Exposure, % ‘> De nov forget the address. See below, IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES, When a female is in trouble or afflicted with disease, and requires medical or surgical uttendance, the enquiry shonld be, where is there a physician who is fully competent to administer relief, and whose respectable standing in society recommends him to, the confidence of the community * The Doctor understanding) how imperatively necessary these requirements are, teels called upon to interpose, ; and by calliug the attention of the afflicted to the fact that he has been a Professor of Obste= trics and Female Diseases for Tweaty Years, and is tully qualified to adminisver in all cases both medically and surgically, not in a supérficial manner, but in as thorough a manner as vears of study and practice—both in hospitals and families—can make, to savethem from the hands the unqualified, unscrupulous and wee signing. Therefore families cau rely upon him . as upon a father. All in affliction canfind m him one who can teel and sympathize wits. and -betriend them in trouble<onein wnaose secresy the ntmost coniidente can be placed. _. _Consultation (by Letter of Otherwise) Fars See address below. THE CELEBRATED FEMALE REMEDIES: r. Young, have now obtained a most extended popularity, and are correctly viewed-to bé the safest and suredt remedies for the com plaints for which they are applied. The comstantly accruing testimonials of their efficacy, deciarethemtu be pre-eminently superior to their action. : No lady should be without these Renovatin Agents. None genuine upless proeured ag this vilice. Sent by Mail or Bapress’to any part of the State.. Discovery of this or any other Age, PREVENTIVE Powpenrs PTR MARRIED La Digs, These Powders will be found of essenti value to those whose meang, health or other circumstances do not permit them to increase the number oi their family without inconvenience, suffering and perhaps risk of life. Thig pre fon is new, vate, infallible, conveniens and simple, and cannot injure the health, ‘Their use should be avoided at certain times Price $10 a box, Sento any part of the coagt Linger -— from —— Remit by Mail or Express addrese : * BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M. D. FRENCH LUNAR OK FEMALE MONTHLY ch by the Medleal Fraternity to Acknowledged by the ernity be the onty po maid and ‘efficacious r suppression, irregularity, or sto’ functions of usture, the the gource of wach deplora ts on ie frame BENT. ¥. JOSSELYN, M.D., wanbeiestt ies Francisco, Bex 135°: and vigor from the frame,-they give puny and— over the one afilicted, the sword of destrac-ing trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness, Lompounded from the private prescriptions of — GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE The Greatest be dependeti on in long standing cases lo pen on ng polar o, a f which ig