May 27, 1873 (4 pages)

Pome nation: POP EXAx of Nevada, wij PTIONS, RES: Ores arising from 3 PAILS ire, if used a suf. sand Dealers in ‘ my E. rs for sale, cheap mili, Building and ridge, NevadaCity, Mill.” Also, the he property, For e of : ;M. HUGHES. . MANN, Street; Nevada, SETAIL DEALER DOMESTIC , FRUITS, sACCO, ‘FANCY GOODS. ns, Oranges, es, con. land. very day and dehe city free of pbuntry promptly SMITH, Agent. E. TING WORKS, PUMP AND ump Column, rack Iron, $ complete for-s p for caeh. vada City, Cal. TICE, A, County of Ne. In the matt suid estate cona inferest of, in ing claims; that f said estate that oO pay the debts re orp and the 2 Bol the terested in --day,the trials oceupying allthe ~a@it* term —four cases were tried. and ‘departure. Passengers will . leave this city on the arrival of the _Semblages ever seen in Nevada City, ‘Ghe Daily Transeripi. pies sonaapllp — he Transcript Newspaper and. Job Printing OMce has been re. moved to the new building on _ Commercial Street, adjoining J, . ' y, Jolinsten’s Furniture store, Brevities. The criminal calendar of the Coun. ty Court was completed. last Saturtil the next term, During the presThere was ove acquittal, two con~ yietions, and in one the jury disagreed, and the defendant afterwards , The Nevuda Light Guard have received invitations to attend a grand review and .celebration at Sacramento, on the Fourth, and also the celebration at San” Juan; which will be a grand one alsv. The monthly meeting will be held on the 7th of ‘Jane, when the invitations will be ' A ¥aluable horse belonging {% Chas. ‘Sprague, yesterday twisted his ancte} out of joint at Clancy’s blacksmith shop. He caught the cork of his shoe in a bolt hole, while coming out, aud twisted around until he ~ disjointed his ancle, : At the pienic, on Sunday, a little ehild was thrown out of a wagon and came very near beingrunover. The wagon run into. a chuck hole and the little one was thrown out, falling intoamud puddle, Chas. W. Wentworth was yesterday sentenced by Judge Caldwell to fijteendaysin the county jail, for asRailroad prospects are brighten. ing, and we expect soon to see the} . gading commenced. some time in July, The German picnic at Ismert’s Grove, on Sanday, was largely attended It will be Renan Through to San Juan in a Day. By reference to our advertising oluians it will be seen that on and after Wednesday, to-morrow, Messrs. Gilbert & Wellington, proprietors of the Telegraph Stage Co., intend runuing @ line of stages between this city and North San Juan, to connect with the Colfax stage,upon its arrival leave San Juan at 2.30 a. m., arriving in this city in time to connect with the Colfax stage. Returning, will Colfax stage, ‘thus making the trip through from San Francisco the same day. The Transcrirr hereafter will reach our San Juan subscrib-. etsas early as they do in this city. Young Men’s Party. The last party of the season,which is being “gotten up by the Young Men's Social Club, of this city, promises to be one of the finest Balls ever given in Nevada’ ity. Temperance Hall is being thoroughly overhauled, the floor waxed, and the room handsomely decorated. The “Young Men’ who have charge of the arTangements have had considerable experience in dancing matters, and know how to get up a first class Ball. We predict that next Thursday evening will witness one of the gayest asto “trip the light fantastic toe.”’ “ety, couneeted with the Methodi Chureh in this city, will beheld at the residence of Mrs. B. T. Allen, i Tuesday afteraoon,at 2 o'clock. attendauice is-desired, as busieds of importance will come before We are indebted to Ed. Goldsmith, large stock just received at the store cea rt anything we have a wont it is a fragrant Havana, We are indebted to J. J. Meachaai “Fa copy.of the life of vho.was reoently huing in Snerincn, to, weVADA ciry. tar. . ; consumption. Science has of late sensibly diminished ‘the nttmT, aud it is ifying to know that Dr. Wistar’s taining this end. Errand EDQUARY & COBB, 504 Kearney’ Street, San Francisco, as the First’ Premiunt for best general photographic work was. ewar ded them at the. Mechanics’ Institute Fair for 1871. All work guaranteed. : Dr. ABORN, Oculist, Auriat, Catarrh, Throat and Lung Physician, operating: . Bufgeon for chronic diseases, _ Offices, lab “oratory and ‘residence, 213, Geary’ Street, San Francisco, mil: atl) > The Great Summer Invigotant The human skin is ds full of holes asa fine sieve. Through these million orifices a considerable portion of. the waste matter exudes, “But in warm summer weather, when the flow of perspiration is excessively copious, something besides thé exhausted material of the body is evaporated. Nutritive elements of the blood, required for the sustenance and support of the living frame, pass through the pores, and the result is a ‘loss of strength and vigor. It would be pipe, and constipation of the skin is.as det. bowels. The wisest course is to reizforce and vitalize the languid system with Hog tetter’s Stomach Bitters, and thus enable it to bear without peril or inconvenience the extraordinary drain. The debility;iassitude and depression of spirits so general in hot weather, and which are’too often the precursors of billous attacks and painful affections of the bowels andthe nerves, quickly disappear under the invigorating and regulating operation of this-unequaled vegetable stimulant and alterative. To the feeble it is an article of prime necessity at all seasons, and as even the robust are apt to wilt and languish under the dev italizing influence of a fervid temperature, the Bitters can be conscientiously recommended asa healthful summer tonic forall. . VICK’S FLORAL GUIDE, Vick’s Flower Seeds, -VICK’S BULBS, ——-ON SALE AT-—— JAPANESE CLEANSING OREAM, ‘MINER'S RUBBER CEMENT. PRESTON’S COUGH CANDY. —aT— Nevada Drug Store. Last Ball of the Season! YOUNG MENS’ SOCIAL CLUB, OF NEVADA CITY: ——o HE YOUNG MENS’ SOCIAL CLUB will give the last parly-of the season at TEMPERANCE HALL, Thursday Ev'g, May 29th, 18783. Reception Committee: JOHN HANLY, J. 8. MURCHIE, PALMER BROWN, CHAS. GRIMES, Dancing from 9 to 1 o'clock; mi6 FOR SALE. be sold cheap for cash. Inquire of fags GEO. E. TURNER, ml : Nevada City, Cal. . ff 4 “THEI name is: i esiee applied to those whe tie aaueelyort alsanr of Wild Cherry . _}. has created a potent influence in at-FOR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS, go to . dangerous to check the leakage, for every . pore is at once a ventilation and an escape’ Se GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING P PRESTON’S. . At the Regular Catalogue Prices BY THE— i WO OF FISHER’S HYDRAULIC CHIEF NOZZLES, ‘oth perfectly new and in excellent condition. Will a THE POPULAR . i aoe ONE PRICE CLOTHIER _» NEVADA COUNTY, : Hs JUST RECEIVED Palace of: Fashion, ODD FELLOWS’ BUILDING, Nevada City }-—A Fall Assortment of the VERY LATEST STYLES =r DRESS * na AND BUSINESS ALSO, HATS, GOODS, Boys’ and Children’s CLOTHING, . Nevada, March 25th, 1873. NEW FRUIT STORE: \ ete respectfully inform the peood ple of Nevada City that he has opena . FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY ON PINE STREET, Adjoining George E, Turner’s Hardware And will have constantly on hand the finest variety of Fresh ts and Candies to be had in the State. I have made arrangements for the fruit from Chapman’s Orchard, which will be received at my store every morning, as fast as the fruit becomes ripe. . By endéavoring to furnish the best of everything in my line, I hopé to merita share of public patro: ; ; ED, SENNER, Nevada, May 24th, 1873. J, M, BUFFINGTON. —_— 4. M, ALLEN, J, E. BROWN. i zens of this city and surrounding . . — towns that he i» in constant receipt of the Tickets, $2 50. very finest brands of CIGARS, “ TOBACCO, PIPES, ‘Which he offers for sale, wholesale and retail, at the lowest cash prices. Gentlemen in want of of Havana Cigars can be accommodated by calling at my store. ‘tw any pertof Malis. SALE. Titer moe pecan teah, et 3 —__ , a ae . Dress Goods, Muslins, Fiannels, Napkins, OYSTERS, ; QW CONFECTIONERY, . NEVADA CITY 18 MOVING ON: WARD, AND EVERYBODY ~ >. FEELS HAPPY. EMPORIUM IS LOCATED ATNEVADA CITY, Cor. Broad and Pine Sis, ~~~ ASCHHEIM BROS. AHEAD OF ALL: — per ARE HERE WITH AN IMMENSE STOCK . —OF-< CLOTHING —FOR THE— ae SPRING & SUMMER TRADE. « Bought at bottom figures and which will be sold at prices to correspond: WAR IS DECLARED. Down with high prices and Everybody rejoices. : OUR SPRING AND SUMMER, DRESS AND Are of the LATEST STYLES, and the largest assortment ever brought to Nevada County, which will be sold TWENTY FIVE PER CENT. ~~ Less than any other House. HATS, HATS, Of the latest Parisian Style, from a Wool to a Silk Beaver, ' : GENTLEMENS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, All of which we will sell at prices to suit everybody,Come one, come ail and examine our goods and prices. Remember the old stand. — Importers, Wholesa'e & Retail Dealers, Cor. Broad and Pine Sts., m7 Nevada City. New Spring Goods. ee MRS. M. A. STERLING. NEVADA CITY, 8 now to supply the ladies of I hg co ah he y with the latest Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Novelties, etc., which she has just received, such as Table Linen, Towels, Hosiery, Hat and Bonnet Frames,Straw Hats, Ribbons, Trimmings, Flowers, etc. will be sold cheap for cash, and « share of public patronage is s0MRS. M. A. STERLING. Nevads, April 20th, 1873. . NUTS, CIGARS, do. _ ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. S71 have added, in connection with my Oyster Saloon, fine stock of — é NUTS, CANDIES, CIGARS, &e, Which are of the best quality and will be sold very cheap. ~ t BUSINESS SUITS, Commercial St., adjoining Masonic Hall, . MTOM Ta Meeseca » ay AND WE SHALL HAVE ONE, . O LO THING [si ' ne is Opposite Magonic Hall. B. NATHAN — SPRING AND SUMM CLOTHING! BOOTS, SHOES, FURNISHING oops, TRUNKS, . ee ETU!, ETV Been ALSO LATEST STYLE OF HATS! OF ALL KINDS AND DESCRIPTION. . A Fine Assortment of LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’ _SHOES and SLIPPERS. My Goods will be sold at the very lowes price, andonly ONE PRICE asked. .Give the old Pioneer a-call, and he wi give you better bargains than any other store in Nevada county. i" B. NATHAN. Nevada, April 20th, 1873. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Dapiieee-s STOCK $200, 000. OFFICERS : JOHN W. HINDS, President. DIRECTORS :_ A. C. Niles, Chas. Marsh, R. W. Tully, Jonathan Clark, M.L. Marsh, A. H. Parker. John W. Hinds. > . MONEY-TPO LOAN on good collateral wecurity. é eat Highest Price paid for City and Coun Warrants. : Legal Tenders Bought and soid at Regular Rates. Gold Dust Bonght. Bullion discounted. .Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the Min General and Speciai Deposits received. Checks on San Francisco,.Sacramento; Sa Jose, Stockton and Virginia City, surance Company. CoRRESPONDENTS—Bank of Oalifarn3 , Francisco ; Bank of D. O. Mills, Sacramento Agency Bank of California, Virginia City. Interest on Time Deposits will be allowed, as follows : ; Six Months Time Deposits,6 per cent. per annum. Twelve Months Time Deposits, 8 per cent. per annum. a7” Persons residing at-a distance can send money by Express." fe Checks on Solvent Banks takem at par. FLOUR FOR SALE. UNDERSIGNED, in order to close . out business, offer for sale, from 15,000 TO 20,000 SACKS OP ors, NO, 1 BAKERS’ EXTRA . FLOUR, WARRANTED. ~ At the rate of : No. 18 Commercial Street, 7 Cor. Pine and Commerdial Sts. : THE LARGEST CLOTHING . H ca spe) & large and splend: BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY . PerW SOMA 5 4s snck anata oa «ns -«-CASHIER . Liberal advances made on Gold Dust a.) Drafts on Eastern Cities, London and Germany. Agente for Liverpool, London, Globe InG STILL CLOSING OUT, @ tate len Ban at Selling Out. B ; NW ATHAN’S And cannes everything in his line, sxch pe gine A CIGARS; STORE. TOBACCO, (Formerly Nathan & Casper.) : AND +; Cheaper than any other house in Nevada County—wholesale and retail. ‘Iai offering the very test brands of Cigars and Tobacco at such rates as will prove satisfactory to all buyers, ig at b> JULIE Nevade, May 13, 1873. NEW ARRANGEMENT. (ee GREENWALD: “. Nevada City and Dutch Flat Stage Line. J. BR. BORDWELL, Proprietor. eter se Stage will leave the Union Hotel.” . Nevada City, for You Bet, Little York and Dut OND. Returning, willleave Dutch Flat and in. termediate ts,every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and 533 arrival of the downtrain, . J. R. BORDWELL, Proprietor. Nevads April 30th, 1873, NEW GROCERY STORE J. 8. HOLBROOK, respectfully inform the pubple of Nevada Gy end surround. ing towns that he has opened a New Grocery Store, At the Junction of Main and Com. mercial Streets, And is prepared, to furnish Groceries, Provisions, Can and And in fact. everyt that is usually ae ery first class store of this kind, will be sold atthe lowest cash Satisfaction guaranteed in every case. Goods delivered free of charge. J. 8. HOLBROOK, Junction of Main and Commercial Sts. Nevada, May 3d, 1873, BELL & BROWN. DRUGGISTS., PATENT MEDICINES, FANCY ARTICLES, '© ‘PERFUMERIES, Aue found fa first class Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets (Bussenius’ Old Stand. ‘ PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. HO YE DYSPEPTIOS . -WHITE’S. SPECIALTY FOR DYSPEPSIA Will Cure You. SYMPTOMS OF DYSPEPSIA are pain in the pit of the stomach, caused by contraction upon food, usually soon after ea’ : Acidity and wind caused by food fermenting instead of digesting. : 4 Z aud lous of appetite. owing gastri. juice, : : : ‘. Pain in the head, sides, breast, and expete yet mouth clammy, with bad taste Consumptive symptoms, cough and ‘palpitation of heart, often mistaken for consumption while it is only a symptom of dyspepsia. 8 lessness, dizziness, headache, gloom and depression of spirits, are all alarming symptoms, if neglected, but which are easily removed by the use of = WHITE’S SPECIALTY. This valuable medicine has been used in the East with such remarkable success that we have been induced to send for it. As an APERIENT it cannot be excelled, and for constipation of the bowels it is @ Bure cure. is of fast things. ei In th our ple make no nice distinetions, ‘but w ether their occupation be walking, riding, workings reading, or eating, they do them all 4 sults, I have been a sufferer for five years, pie withoat inconvenience. $3 PER HUNDRED POUNDS. ee eee caiaste . Bani cinta 8 pena in ‘tried ‘roubl cost © . I he oR Proprietors of ¥ withesl telial bas < teeeeneiad olen san. Nevada, March J6th, 1873, edy us one arserving the canfidence of all a ‘ Yours truly, a Be ra — Real Estate Broker, 191 Friend Street, Fay fitreeet, East POTTER & SIGOURNEY, "POR BALE BY BELL & BROWN, [Successors to B. R, Bussenius.} a TURDAY MORNINGS, on the _rices, Oall and see my Goods and Prices. ° to unnatural condition of food and want of DAY and TRIDAY 3 DAY MORNINGS, at 8 0’cl’k.

Pome nation: POP EXAx of Nevada, wij PTIONS, RES: Ores arising from 3 PAILS ire, if used a suf. sand Dealers in ‘ my E. rs for sale, cheap mili, Building and ridge, NevadaCity, Mill.” Also, the he property, For e of : ;M. HUGHES. . MANN, Street; Nevada, SETAIL DEALER DOMESTIC , FRUITS, sACCO, ‘FANCY GOODS. ns, Oranges, es, con. land. very day and dehe city free of pbuntry promptly SMITH, Agent. E. TING WORKS, PUMP AND ump Column, rack Iron, $ complete for-s p for caeh. vada City, Cal. TICE, A, County of Ne. In the matt suid estate cona inferest of, in ing claims; that f said estate that oO pay the debts re orp and the 2 Bol the terested in --day,the trials oceupying allthe ~a@it* term —four cases were tried. and ‘departure. Passengers will . leave this city on the arrival of the _Semblages ever seen in Nevada City, ‘Ghe Daily Transeripi. pies sonaapllp — he Transcript Newspaper and. Job Printing OMce has been re. moved to the new building on _ Commercial Street, adjoining J, . ' y, Jolinsten’s Furniture store, Brevities. The criminal calendar of the Coun. ty Court was completed. last Saturtil the next term, During the presThere was ove acquittal, two con~ yietions, and in one the jury disagreed, and the defendant afterwards , The Nevuda Light Guard have received invitations to attend a grand review and .celebration at Sacramento, on the Fourth, and also the celebration at San” Juan; which will be a grand one alsv. The monthly meeting will be held on the 7th of ‘Jane, when the invitations will be ' A ¥aluable horse belonging {% Chas. ‘Sprague, yesterday twisted his ancte} out of joint at Clancy’s blacksmith shop. He caught the cork of his shoe in a bolt hole, while coming out, aud twisted around until he ~ disjointed his ancle, : At the pienic, on Sunday, a little ehild was thrown out of a wagon and came very near beingrunover. The wagon run into. a chuck hole and the little one was thrown out, falling intoamud puddle, Chas. W. Wentworth was yesterday sentenced by Judge Caldwell to fijteendaysin the county jail, for asRailroad prospects are brighten. ing, and we expect soon to see the} . gading commenced. some time in July, The German picnic at Ismert’s Grove, on Sanday, was largely attended It will be Renan Through to San Juan in a Day. By reference to our advertising oluians it will be seen that on and after Wednesday, to-morrow, Messrs. Gilbert & Wellington, proprietors of the Telegraph Stage Co., intend runuing @ line of stages between this city and North San Juan, to connect with the Colfax stage,upon its arrival leave San Juan at 2.30 a. m., arriving in this city in time to connect with the Colfax stage. Returning, will Colfax stage, ‘thus making the trip through from San Francisco the same day. The Transcrirr hereafter will reach our San Juan subscrib-. etsas early as they do in this city. Young Men’s Party. The last party of the season,which is being “gotten up by the Young Men's Social Club, of this city, promises to be one of the finest Balls ever given in Nevada’ ity. Temperance Hall is being thoroughly overhauled, the floor waxed, and the room handsomely decorated. The “Young Men’ who have charge of the arTangements have had considerable experience in dancing matters, and know how to get up a first class Ball. We predict that next Thursday evening will witness one of the gayest asto “trip the light fantastic toe.”’ “ety, couneeted with the Methodi Chureh in this city, will beheld at the residence of Mrs. B. T. Allen, i Tuesday afteraoon,at 2 o'clock. attendauice is-desired, as busieds of importance will come before We are indebted to Ed. Goldsmith, large stock just received at the store cea rt anything we have a wont it is a fragrant Havana, We are indebted to J. J. Meachaai “Fa copy.of the life of vho.was reoently huing in Snerincn, to, weVADA ciry. tar. . ; consumption. Science has of late sensibly diminished ‘the nttmT, aud it is ifying to know that Dr. Wistar’s taining this end. Errand EDQUARY & COBB, 504 Kearney’ Street, San Francisco, as the First’ Premiunt for best general photographic work was. ewar ded them at the. Mechanics’ Institute Fair for 1871. All work guaranteed. : Dr. ABORN, Oculist, Auriat, Catarrh, Throat and Lung Physician, operating: . Bufgeon for chronic diseases, _ Offices, lab “oratory and ‘residence, 213, Geary’ Street, San Francisco, mil: atl) > The Great Summer Invigotant The human skin is ds full of holes asa fine sieve. Through these million orifices a considerable portion of. the waste matter exudes, “But in warm summer weather, when the flow of perspiration is excessively copious, something besides thé exhausted material of the body is evaporated. Nutritive elements of the blood, required for the sustenance and support of the living frame, pass through the pores, and the result is a ‘loss of strength and vigor. It would be pipe, and constipation of the skin is.as det. bowels. The wisest course is to reizforce and vitalize the languid system with Hog tetter’s Stomach Bitters, and thus enable it to bear without peril or inconvenience the extraordinary drain. The debility;iassitude and depression of spirits so general in hot weather, and which are’too often the precursors of billous attacks and painful affections of the bowels andthe nerves, quickly disappear under the invigorating and regulating operation of this-unequaled vegetable stimulant and alterative. To the feeble it is an article of prime necessity at all seasons, and as even the robust are apt to wilt and languish under the dev italizing influence of a fervid temperature, the Bitters can be conscientiously recommended asa healthful summer tonic forall. . VICK’S FLORAL GUIDE, Vick’s Flower Seeds, -VICK’S BULBS, ——-ON SALE AT-—— JAPANESE CLEANSING OREAM, ‘MINER'S RUBBER CEMENT. PRESTON’S COUGH CANDY. —aT— Nevada Drug Store. Last Ball of the Season! YOUNG MENS’ SOCIAL CLUB, OF NEVADA CITY: ——o HE YOUNG MENS’ SOCIAL CLUB will give the last parly-of the season at TEMPERANCE HALL, Thursday Ev'g, May 29th, 18783. Reception Committee: JOHN HANLY, J. 8. MURCHIE, PALMER BROWN, CHAS. GRIMES, Dancing from 9 to 1 o'clock; mi6 FOR SALE. be sold cheap for cash. Inquire of fags GEO. E. TURNER, ml : Nevada City, Cal. . ff 4 “THEI name is: i esiee applied to those whe tie aaueelyort alsanr of Wild Cherry . _}. has created a potent influence in at-FOR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS, go to . dangerous to check the leakage, for every . pore is at once a ventilation and an escape’ Se GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING P PRESTON’S. . At the Regular Catalogue Prices BY THE— i WO OF FISHER’S HYDRAULIC CHIEF NOZZLES, ‘oth perfectly new and in excellent condition. Will a THE POPULAR . i aoe ONE PRICE CLOTHIER _» NEVADA COUNTY, : Hs JUST RECEIVED Palace of: Fashion, ODD FELLOWS’ BUILDING, Nevada City }-—A Fall Assortment of the VERY LATEST STYLES =r DRESS * na AND BUSINESS ALSO, HATS, GOODS, Boys’ and Children’s CLOTHING, . Nevada, March 25th, 1873. NEW FRUIT STORE: \ ete respectfully inform the peood ple of Nevada City that he has opena . FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY ON PINE STREET, Adjoining George E, Turner’s Hardware And will have constantly on hand the finest variety of Fresh ts and Candies to be had in the State. I have made arrangements for the fruit from Chapman’s Orchard, which will be received at my store every morning, as fast as the fruit becomes ripe. . By endéavoring to furnish the best of everything in my line, I hopé to merita share of public patro: ; ; ED, SENNER, Nevada, May 24th, 1873. J, M, BUFFINGTON. —_— 4. M, ALLEN, J, E. BROWN. i zens of this city and surrounding . . — towns that he i» in constant receipt of the Tickets, $2 50. very finest brands of CIGARS, “ TOBACCO,

PIPES, ‘Which he offers for sale, wholesale and retail, at the lowest cash prices. Gentlemen in want of of Havana Cigars can be accommodated by calling at my store. ‘tw any pertof Malis. SALE. Titer moe pecan teah, et 3 —__ , a ae . Dress Goods, Muslins, Fiannels, Napkins, OYSTERS, ; QW CONFECTIONERY, . NEVADA CITY 18 MOVING ON: WARD, AND EVERYBODY ~ >. FEELS HAPPY. EMPORIUM IS LOCATED ATNEVADA CITY, Cor. Broad and Pine Sis, ~~~ ASCHHEIM BROS. AHEAD OF ALL: — per ARE HERE WITH AN IMMENSE STOCK . —OF-< CLOTHING —FOR THE— ae SPRING & SUMMER TRADE. « Bought at bottom figures and which will be sold at prices to correspond: WAR IS DECLARED. Down with high prices and Everybody rejoices. : OUR SPRING AND SUMMER, DRESS AND Are of the LATEST STYLES, and the largest assortment ever brought to Nevada County, which will be sold TWENTY FIVE PER CENT. ~~ Less than any other House. HATS, HATS, Of the latest Parisian Style, from a Wool to a Silk Beaver, ' : GENTLEMENS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, All of which we will sell at prices to suit everybody,Come one, come ail and examine our goods and prices. Remember the old stand. — Importers, Wholesa'e & Retail Dealers, Cor. Broad and Pine Sts., m7 Nevada City. New Spring Goods. ee MRS. M. A. STERLING. NEVADA CITY, 8 now to supply the ladies of I hg co ah he y with the latest Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Novelties, etc., which she has just received, such as Table Linen, Towels, Hosiery, Hat and Bonnet Frames,Straw Hats, Ribbons, Trimmings, Flowers, etc. will be sold cheap for cash, and « share of public patronage is s0MRS. M. A. STERLING. Nevads, April 20th, 1873. . NUTS, CIGARS, do. _ ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. S71 have added, in connection with my Oyster Saloon, fine stock of — é NUTS, CANDIES, CIGARS, &e, Which are of the best quality and will be sold very cheap. ~ t BUSINESS SUITS, Commercial St., adjoining Masonic Hall, . MTOM Ta Meeseca » ay AND WE SHALL HAVE ONE, . O LO THING [si ' ne is Opposite Magonic Hall. B. NATHAN — SPRING AND SUMM CLOTHING! BOOTS, SHOES, FURNISHING oops, TRUNKS, . ee ETU!, ETV Been ALSO LATEST STYLE OF HATS! OF ALL KINDS AND DESCRIPTION. . A Fine Assortment of LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’ _SHOES and SLIPPERS. My Goods will be sold at the very lowes price, andonly ONE PRICE asked. .Give the old Pioneer a-call, and he wi give you better bargains than any other store in Nevada county. i" B. NATHAN. Nevada, April 20th, 1873. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Dapiieee-s STOCK $200, 000. OFFICERS : JOHN W. HINDS, President. DIRECTORS :_ A. C. Niles, Chas. Marsh, R. W. Tully, Jonathan Clark, M.L. Marsh, A. H. Parker. John W. Hinds. > . MONEY-TPO LOAN on good collateral wecurity. é eat Highest Price paid for City and Coun Warrants. : Legal Tenders Bought and soid at Regular Rates. Gold Dust Bonght. Bullion discounted. .Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the Min General and Speciai Deposits received. Checks on San Francisco,.Sacramento; Sa Jose, Stockton and Virginia City, surance Company. CoRRESPONDENTS—Bank of Oalifarn3 , Francisco ; Bank of D. O. Mills, Sacramento Agency Bank of California, Virginia City. Interest on Time Deposits will be allowed, as follows : ; Six Months Time Deposits,6 per cent. per annum. Twelve Months Time Deposits, 8 per cent. per annum. a7” Persons residing at-a distance can send money by Express." fe Checks on Solvent Banks takem at par. FLOUR FOR SALE. UNDERSIGNED, in order to close . out business, offer for sale, from 15,000 TO 20,000 SACKS OP ors, NO, 1 BAKERS’ EXTRA . FLOUR, WARRANTED. ~ At the rate of : No. 18 Commercial Street, 7 Cor. Pine and Commerdial Sts. : THE LARGEST CLOTHING . H ca spe) & large and splend: BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY . PerW SOMA 5 4s snck anata oa «ns -«-CASHIER . Liberal advances made on Gold Dust a.) Drafts on Eastern Cities, London and Germany. Agente for Liverpool, London, Globe InG STILL CLOSING OUT, @ tate len Ban at Selling Out. B ; NW ATHAN’S And cannes everything in his line, sxch pe gine A CIGARS; STORE. TOBACCO, (Formerly Nathan & Casper.) : AND +; Cheaper than any other house in Nevada County—wholesale and retail. ‘Iai offering the very test brands of Cigars and Tobacco at such rates as will prove satisfactory to all buyers, ig at b> JULIE Nevade, May 13, 1873. NEW ARRANGEMENT. (ee GREENWALD: “. Nevada City and Dutch Flat Stage Line. J. BR. BORDWELL, Proprietor. eter se Stage will leave the Union Hotel.” . Nevada City, for You Bet, Little York and Dut OND. Returning, willleave Dutch Flat and in. termediate ts,every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and 533 arrival of the downtrain, . J. R. BORDWELL, Proprietor. Nevads April 30th, 1873, NEW GROCERY STORE J. 8. HOLBROOK, respectfully inform the pubple of Nevada Gy end surround. ing towns that he has opened a New Grocery Store, At the Junction of Main and Com. mercial Streets, And is prepared, to furnish Groceries, Provisions, Can and And in fact. everyt that is usually ae ery first class store of this kind, will be sold atthe lowest cash Satisfaction guaranteed in every case. Goods delivered free of charge. J. 8. HOLBROOK, Junction of Main and Commercial Sts. Nevada, May 3d, 1873, BELL & BROWN. DRUGGISTS., PATENT MEDICINES, FANCY ARTICLES, '© ‘PERFUMERIES, Aue found fa first class Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets (Bussenius’ Old Stand. ‘ PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. HO YE DYSPEPTIOS . -WHITE’S. SPECIALTY FOR DYSPEPSIA Will Cure You. SYMPTOMS OF DYSPEPSIA are pain in the pit of the stomach, caused by contraction upon food, usually soon after ea’ : Acidity and wind caused by food fermenting instead of digesting. : 4 Z aud lous of appetite. owing gastri. juice, : : : ‘. Pain in the head, sides, breast, and expete yet mouth clammy, with bad taste Consumptive symptoms, cough and ‘palpitation of heart, often mistaken for consumption while it is only a symptom of dyspepsia. 8 lessness, dizziness, headache, gloom and depression of spirits, are all alarming symptoms, if neglected, but which are easily removed by the use of = WHITE’S SPECIALTY. This valuable medicine has been used in the East with such remarkable success that we have been induced to send for it. As an APERIENT it cannot be excelled, and for constipation of the bowels it is @ Bure cure. is of fast things. ei In th our ple make no nice distinetions, ‘but w ether their occupation be walking, riding, workings reading, or eating, they do them all 4 sults, I have been a sufferer for five years, pie withoat inconvenience. $3 PER HUNDRED POUNDS. ee eee caiaste . Bani cinta 8 pena in ‘tried ‘roubl cost © . I he oR Proprietors of ¥ withesl telial bas < teeeeneiad olen san. Nevada, March J6th, 1873, edy us one arserving the canfidence of all a ‘ Yours truly, a Be ra — Real Estate Broker, 191 Friend Street, Fay fitreeet, East POTTER & SIGOURNEY, "POR BALE BY BELL & BROWN, [Successors to B. R, Bussenius.} a TURDAY MORNINGS, on the _rices, Oall and see my Goods and Prices. ° to unnatural condition of food and want of DAY and TRIDAY 3 DAY MORNINGS, at 8 0’cl’k.