November 13, 1874 (4 pages)

UT TIVE! ) Grass . Bids: vember should PZRS_IN _ mat Styles. Sale, ottment of KINDS, * ES, &c. ight anyite. i Jowelry arranted. 1, 1874. co Stand. INS. ,onthe cor* treets, where ment of e Cigars. LING 's"O, ETC, st kind, ket rates. has been and ur Store. EB NIVENS. N W. LESTER. lloy Jealer OCKER 18K.e8. ONSTANTLY stock of the street, ¢ TICK. MERCHANTS ectfully inviCK’S STORE, a, ae ACCO, and Dried rschaum c . . . be sold at the ze he solicits IN JACK, y Goods Store. RY. app aie a Bods, : ? ‘ S ee NEVADA CJTY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. ' —_$— Lecal Brevities, George Gephard from Rough -and . . Ready, was ib town yesterday, fand favored us with a call. George has become disgasted with politics, and . will in the fattire attend strictly to road matters, having, as he says, the best toll road in-Nevada county, We leatif from Mr. Gephard ‘that ‘Jumber is hanled from Marysville to ~ Smartsville. Can nof our mill then by a, little ‘efforf control “all that trade? Returning freight teams: ought to cary for less than the Sate can be bduled up gtadeftom, Marysville. . The gentlemen who recently celebrated the Democratic victories, had considerable difficeltf in trying to persuade a persistent J’renchnan the‘otber night that the same umbrella could belong to two individu-. als. We believe he did not*sucoced. ' His early efforts prove him well fitted to train in the ranks af his _ mewly found: friends, and we hare ‘no doubt he will be prémoted at the earliest cpportanity. 4 Oue of the Montgomery Brothets éaie up from their ranch near Penn Valley-yesterday, with a large load of fine cabbages for the National Hotel. ‘That ranch is Very: ‘produc tive property. Its owners! live on the fat of the land, drive the best horses, and are on general principles what may be called the salt of the earth. A more quiet and orderly town than Nevada can not be found anywhere. A tight is of ‘very raré ococcurrence, and the operations of of petty thieves are hardly known, There are no cases of suffering on account of poverty,and all are content with their lot. Giving thanks on the 26th ought to be very general, C. H. Bury of the Exchange Hotel Grass Valley, will give a grand _Bon Bon Party at Hamilton Hallon Thanksgiving evening. The supper will be given at the Exchange Hotel} 35. Mr. Bury aud assistants, propose to make all happy who attend. To that party some of the dancing fraternity of this city are going. Geo. 8. Waters, formerly of Grass Valley, ran for District Attorney in. White Pine CountyNevada,at the last election. Thecounty went Repub. liean.by.450.majority, yet George was defeated by only twenty. votes, all of which speaks well for him. The first of the series of dancing parties to be given at %the hotels; which was to have-taken place on Thursday evening next, bas been postponed two weeks, in consequence of the intention of the Episcopal society to give one on Friday “evening, the 20th. Amusement is not likely to be scarce this Winter. The various societies in this city are making preparations for a series of entertainments that will fill up the time so there can be no complaint made for want of a place to go to. Prospecting seems to be going on ata lively rate al} around. When prospect rock pays on an average $25. a ton,as it has here this Summer, it would seem a profitablebusiness to those engaged in it. When you find no mail in your box at the Post Office, look over. the wheel; if you fine nothing there, then ask the Post Master for. your . ’ mail. Such things are frequently done, and are some of the pleasures of a Postmaster. We learn that the amount of coarse feed, with the exception of hay, is very small in this vicinity. Our feed stores depended on good roads for a month longer, and failed to lay in their usual supply. ‘The new paving on the streets is being packed down very solidly. The ground is in just the right condition, and a good road is the result. “The rain seems opposed to letting ~ goitshold. It was cloudy most of the day yesterday. No mail ariived in thie city from the East yesterday. ~~ _ Phremological Leet Professor McDonald and Dr. have not fully decided whether their first lecture will be on Saturday or Tuesday evening next. Due notice will be given, however. -Apvice to young pee The Daily Transcript , man\& Bros. have the largest stock of Men’s and Boy's clothing;and that they sell them chtaper than any other house in thig county. 7Don’t: fail to examine that-stock before purchasing elsewhere. nt omen bcbad SE ae really grand. One is® mantle-piece and grate, made ofiren,gndsin imitation of marble, and while they are sold less than the cost of marble, they look ketter and are far more durable than anything of the.-kind ever invented: Those who desire to see a specimen, are requested. to: eall at My. Crawford’s store to-day er tomorrow, asithe.onp on hand has “heen sold. The othet article-i is anew kind of bed, madé entirely of springs. . Thousands of them are being sold in San Francisco, and are -superseding. all other. ‘kinds of spring beds. n12-2t > Fur Cape Loot.” i én ‘Sunday nightjasty a Fur Cape Church and the New-York Hotel, The fingler wilt-be liberally rewarded by leavjng it at the Auction store of J. 8. Holbrook, Broad attest, n12-3t ill Apes Goto Nivens’ new aed: corner of Broad and Pine streets. for the best cigars in town. avg27 ><. Gold Medal = ® Awarded to Bradley &” Rulofson, 429 Montgomery street, San Francisco, for the Best Photographs in the United States. The only eleva‘tor connected with photography in the world. Our Srgeekl Portrait. 69 oo Porce out the morbid humors of the blood, by aidose or two of Ayer’s Pills, and you will have clearer heads as well as bodies, Don’t Hazanp Your. Lire.—A lighted torch in a powder mill is scarcely more dangerous than a deep seated cough or cold. The individual who waits for such an insiduous eneny of life to die out of itself,commits a frightful-error. It is an inexcusable error to; for Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar will cure any irration of the lungs or throat with a dispatch and thoroughness which preclude all necessity for apprebension. No type of cough, cold, influ. . enga, or bronchitis can resist its strengthening, soothing, healing operation. Pike’s Toothach® Drops-cure‘i ‘in one minute. i. Why Shaket Why Burnt Put these two questions to a man passing through the alternate paroxysms of fever and ague, and he will probably reply, ‘‘Be-4 cause I cannot help myself.” But he ‘is mistaken, He can help himself. He need not continue to endure the marrowsearching cold and parching heat of inter. mittent fever unless he chooses. If there is an established fact in the history of medication, it is this: that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters invariably breaks up the fits-of this exhausting disease. Quinine often fails, and whether it fails or not, it is always a dangerous medicine, It stupefies the brain. The Bitters have no such effect. Quinine shatters the nervous system. hand, are a glorious nervine; in fact, a specific for nervous ailments. Medicines, as a general rule, are ‘‘bad to take.” Notso this famous vegetable specific. It is.mild and agreeable, not pungent and nauseuting. The liver is always greatly disordered in intermittent and re miitent fevers, and this excellent tonic and alterative has anti-billious properties of the highest order. The stimulant employed to diffuse its medicinal virtues through the organs of the body is perfectly pure, and this caanot Le ssid of the spirituous basis of any -other tonic. The best advice that can be given to persons residing in malarious regions, or in crowded cities, is to take it as a.preventive of diseases incident to both. Whether used asa protective antidote or a remedy, t¢ will be found wonderfully efficacions. EAD OG Ne SNES, heh TL TET EAE TIES, J. M. WALLING, NOTARY PUBLIC, Justice of the Peace. EARCHING RECORDS, ABSTRACTING KS AND schach EYANCING td atten ded to, Accounts collected. Also Agent for: PACIFIC FIRE LINSURA AND COMMERCIAL FIRE INS 60. OF LONDOs. Parties desiring to SELL, PURCHASE OR RENT PROPERTY will find it to their adEvenynopy acknowledges that Hy-. Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St. ihe apes for two atticles, which are . < was lost between the Congr egational . The Bitters on the other . " x an office B. H. MILLER, ’ NEVADA CITY. ae AS JUST HECEIVED a ie si i eae The Largest and Choicest Stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c.’. Ever seen in the Mountains AND WILL SELL THEM ‘CHEAPER ema any body—considAttention is called to the GERMAN KNIT UNDERWEAR, impoited by me expressly for this market. SEE MY GOODS AND PRICES . Befora. buying elsewhere, IF YOU DONT YOU WILL REGRET IT: \ meee beg The stock consists of the best of Gent's atid Boys’ Clothing, and everything usually found in a first-class Clothing Store. may Stock is entirely new AND. EMBRACES Elegant Fashionable SUITS, Any other House! « New Style 0° Gentlemen’s Under-Garments ! Nevada October 21. JUST ‘RECEIVED 3 AT PRESTON’S . . DRUG STORE, A. Large Invoice of Toilet Goods, New Patterns of Hand Mirrors ~and Brushes, New Perfumes and Extracts. _ An Elegant assortment of Tottet Soaps, Pomades and Hair Dressing. COUGH CANDY AGAIN IN MARKET, _ Alsoa Full Line of — Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils and Warnishes, é E. M, PRESON, Druggist, N. W. corner Broad and Pine Streets. New Fall & Winter Dry Goods. os MRS. M. A: STERLING, dinwia, Fancy & Millinery Goods, _Of the Latest Styles and HAS just returned from San Francisco, where she has purchased a ‘large stock of : Patterns, Which she has selected expressiy for this market, : Customers can rely upon getting evétything in her line at the VEKY LOWEST PRICES; And all Goods are WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. She haé just received direct from the East, for the convenience of the ladies of Nevada County, a beautiful and complete assortment_of : READY MADE UNDERWEAR, Warranted superior to any, ever before brought to this State. MRS. M. A. STERLING. Nevada City Sept. 23d, 1874. DENTISTRY. BR R. P, E. HUGHSON, has opened In-Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. *Qver Hyman Bros.’ Store, vantage to call at my office. Office No 62 Broad Stnent, pic + .¥. M. 8. C. * Nar ’ Macasaas will bea Meeting es the Club heid at the Secretary's Of. on . : : He is pro to perform all kinds of Mechanical an rative Dentistry, in the latest and‘most appreyed styles. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver Vulcanite and Aluminiu Satisfactiou guaranteed as to quality and p: of work. & Visits made at residence if des: Nevada, May 30th, 1871. NEW SAW MILL, AT WILLOW OW VALLEY.New Millat Willow Valley is comr and we are now ready to fill all f on ‘or Building or Mining Lumber. Not to be found at BELL & BELDEN, Masonic Building. gee eee. ~ -. Cor] Pine & Commercial Streets, _Wholesale sai Retail __ DEALERS IN . Medicines, ‘Mining Chemicals, Patent Medicines, A full line of CHOICE PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAPS, , TOILET POWDER, ‘ COLOGNE SETS, €OMBS, BRUSHES, &e, Ke. Ke A choice selection of, WINES, LIQUORS, etc. FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES, Books ! ! Books ! BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, GIFT BOOKS, J UVEN: ILES, NEW PUBLICATIONS, ns STATIONERY. ; Gold Pens, . Steel Pens, Letter and Note Paper, egal Cap, Bill Cap. : ‘Drawing Paper, Envelopes. Albums, ee Gift Books, Serap Books, Violin Strings, Pianos, Organs. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS, PAINT BRUSHES. Bethesda Water! Taken from the Celebrated Mineral Springs of Waukesha, Wisconsin. AGENTS EOR Peerd’s Folding School Desks a and Seats. Agents Pacific Mutual Life InA, GOLDSMITH, ANNOUNCES. ery a ae “ H™ DETE RMIN ATION. TO SELL HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY Goons —AT— SanFranciscoCost ON ACCOUNT ; OR Glosing Out Business THE GOODS MUST ‘ BE SOLD SIXTY DAYS! COME ONE. COME ALL: Unheard of BARGAINS ‘\COME AND PRICE THE GOODS BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. & Be Samples sent FREE to < the county. parts of ee re Dealers will find it to Goods before going to the City. pe This isa bona fide sale, and no Humbug. Store open from 6 A. M. to 8 P. M. Call Before its TOO LATE. Store for Rent and FixIn This City ! their interest to price the. . ROSENBERG’S. DRY GOODS , ENMPORI OM Of Nevada County, U AS Established in Nev ada City nearly Twelve Years ayo, and the pro“prietors intend that it shali be the ssn aaaited smelaihadgange OR. elise COUNTY FOR 12 YEARS TO COME! ~ business in this city; . For by falr dealing, ‘LOW PRIG sES “AND THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS our trade has cqntinually ine reag( dy City. Its people have always liberally patronized us am&k we mean to deserve their continued patronage. We have for yeavs told the community. that our : Pricés Defied Competition! Other dealers have tried to compete with vs.and it bas broke lem ups They now’ have to sell ouband leave. We duive others outof the business by OUR LOW PRICES. We are Going to Stay! Any person buying TWENTY DOLLARS, WORTH OF GOODS of us, will receive FIYE PER CENT DISCOUNT from regu lay rates. % Our Price List is open for inspection at. our Store, ROSENBERG BROS. Weveda, Oct. 22, 1874, TO THE PUBLIC AND ESPECIALLY — DO NOT BE HUMBUGGED RY “SELLING OUT” SALES ! eee . . TO TH#! RICH AND POOR All are invited to call at ‘A. BLUMENTHAL’S Cor, Broad & Pine Sts A. BLUMENTHAL 4; FFERS TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS For the Next Sixty Days! Which will give everybody a chunce tc lay in their Winter supply for a Small Amount of Moncy ! A, BLUMENTHAL, Offers tae following mducemeunts to purchasers—which: prices are 20 per cent lese than cost ; White Rock and Lonsdale Muslin ONE BIT PER YARD. for One Dollar. Imperial Three Fly Carpets, $1 yard, * 40 per -per yard, White and Red Flannel, 371-2 cents per yard. best qualities; Water Proofs, diffeyent colors;"One Dol dar per yard4 Buck Alpaccasg 50 cents, per yard, form. erly 16 te 3 Black Silks $2 per yard—formerly $3.50. ats. Table Linen, Towels) Napkins, Fine Bed . Spreads, Sheetings, Cassimexes, Blankets, etc,, etc. AT SAN FRANCISCO COST. A Large assortment af Repp Delatses at 25 cents per yard.: Laces, Corsets, Ribbons, ‘Handkerchiefs, ‘. Kid Gloves, etc.AT COST. This is the best opportunity ever offered in this city. Everybody is invited to examine the Stock. No trouble to show the Goods. Samples will be sent all over the country T for the liberal patronage I solicit a continuance of the same. REMEMBER THE GOODS WILL BE SOLD AS ADVERTISED. 024 4, BLUMEN THAL. . 'We are not: going to. close. ‘We have no fault to find’ with he rida intend-toTo the Ladies of Nevada County ERpress Cloth, all colors and shades,” best qualities, 6234 “sents. Shawls, Balmoral Skirts, Woolen Nee Neg ervemes user mm Sprague and Merrimac Prints Ten Yards Canton Flannel, best qualities, 25 cents”

UT TIVE! ) Grass . Bids: vember should PZRS_IN _ mat Styles. Sale, ottment of KINDS, * ES, &c. ight anyite. i Jowelry arranted. 1, 1874. co Stand. INS. ,onthe cor* treets, where ment of e Cigars. LING 's"O, ETC, st kind, ket rates. has been and ur Store. EB NIVENS. N W. LESTER. lloy Jealer OCKER 18K.e8. ONSTANTLY stock of the street, ¢ TICK. MERCHANTS ectfully inviCK’S STORE, a, ae ACCO, and Dried rschaum c . . . be sold at the ze he solicits IN JACK, y Goods Store. RY. app aie a Bods, : ? ‘ S ee NEVADA CJTY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. ' —_$— Lecal Brevities, George Gephard from Rough -and . . Ready, was ib town yesterday, fand favored us with a call. George has become disgasted with politics, and . will in the fattire attend strictly to road matters, having, as he says, the best toll road in-Nevada county, We leatif from Mr. Gephard ‘that ‘Jumber is hanled from Marysville to ~ Smartsville. Can nof our mill then by a, little ‘efforf control “all that trade? Returning freight teams: ought to cary for less than the Sate can be bduled up gtadeftom, Marysville. . The gentlemen who recently celebrated the Democratic victories, had considerable difficeltf in trying to persuade a persistent J’renchnan the‘otber night that the same umbrella could belong to two individu-. als. We believe he did not*sucoced. ' His early efforts prove him well fitted to train in the ranks af his _ mewly found: friends, and we hare ‘no doubt he will be prémoted at the earliest cpportanity. 4 Oue of the Montgomery Brothets éaie up from their ranch near Penn Valley-yesterday, with a large load of fine cabbages for the National Hotel. ‘That ranch is Very: ‘produc tive property. Its owners! live on the fat of the land, drive the best horses, and are on general principles what may be called the salt of the earth. A more quiet and orderly town than Nevada can not be found anywhere. A tight is of ‘very raré ococcurrence, and the operations of of petty thieves are hardly known, There are no cases of suffering on account of poverty,and all are content with their lot. Giving thanks on the 26th ought to be very general, C. H. Bury of the Exchange Hotel Grass Valley, will give a grand _Bon Bon Party at Hamilton Hallon Thanksgiving evening. The supper will be given at the Exchange Hotel} 35. Mr. Bury aud assistants, propose to make all happy who attend. To that party some of the dancing fraternity of this city are going. Geo. 8. Waters, formerly of Grass Valley, ran for District Attorney in. White Pine CountyNevada,at the last election. Thecounty went Repub. liean.by.450.majority, yet George was defeated by only twenty. votes, all of which speaks well for him. The first of the series of dancing parties to be given at %the hotels; which was to have-taken place on Thursday evening next, bas been postponed two weeks, in consequence of the intention of the Episcopal society to give one on Friday “evening, the 20th. Amusement is not likely to be scarce this Winter. The various societies in this city are making preparations for a series of entertainments that will fill up the time so there can be no complaint made for want of a place to go to. Prospecting seems to be going on ata lively rate al} around. When prospect rock pays on an average $25. a ton,as it has here this Summer, it would seem a profitablebusiness to those engaged in it. When you find no mail in your box at the Post Office, look over. the wheel; if you fine nothing there, then ask the Post Master for. your . ’ mail. Such things are frequently done, and are some of the pleasures of a Postmaster. We learn that the amount of coarse feed, with the exception of hay, is very small in this vicinity. Our feed stores depended on good roads for a month longer, and failed to lay in their usual supply. ‘The new paving on the streets is being packed down very solidly. The ground is in just the right condition, and a good road is the result. “The rain seems opposed to letting ~ goitshold. It was cloudy most of the day yesterday. No mail ariived in thie city from the East yesterday. ~~ _ Phremological Leet Professor McDonald and Dr. have not fully decided whether their first lecture will be on Saturday or Tuesday evening next. Due notice will be given, however. -Apvice to young pee The Daily Transcript , man\& Bros. have the largest stock of Men’s and Boy's clothing;and that they sell them chtaper than any other house in thig county. 7Don’t: fail to examine that-stock before purchasing elsewhere. nt omen bcbad SE ae really grand. One is® mantle-piece and grate, made ofiren,gndsin imitation of marble, and while they are sold less than the cost of marble, they look ketter and are far more durable than anything of the.-kind ever invented: Those who desire to see a specimen, are requested. to: eall at My. Crawford’s store to-day er tomorrow, asithe.onp on hand has “heen sold. The othet article-i is anew kind of bed, madé entirely of springs. . Thousands of them are being sold in San Francisco, and are -superseding. all other. ‘kinds of spring beds. n12-2t > Fur Cape Loot.” i én ‘Sunday nightjasty a Fur Cape Church and the New-York Hotel, The fingler wilt-be liberally rewarded by leavjng it at the Auction store of J. 8. Holbrook, Broad attest, n12-3t ill Apes Goto Nivens’ new aed: corner of Broad and Pine streets. for the best cigars in town. avg27 ><. Gold Medal = ® Awarded to Bradley &” Rulofson, 429 Montgomery street, San Francisco, for the Best Photographs in the United States. The only eleva‘tor connected with photography in the world. Our Srgeekl Portrait. 69 oo Porce out the morbid humors of the blood, by aidose or two of Ayer’s Pills, and you will have clearer heads as well as bodies, Don’t Hazanp Your. Lire.—A lighted torch in a powder mill is scarcely more dangerous than a deep seated cough or cold. The individual who waits for such an insiduous eneny of life to die out of itself,commits a frightful-error. It is an inexcusable error to; for Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar will cure any irration of the lungs or throat with a dispatch and thoroughness which preclude all necessity for apprebension. No type of cough, cold, influ. . enga, or bronchitis can resist its strengthening, soothing, healing operation. Pike’s Toothach® Drops-cure‘i ‘in one minute. i. Why Shaket Why Burnt Put these two questions to a man passing through the alternate paroxysms of fever and ague, and he will probably reply, ‘‘Be-4 cause I cannot help myself.” But he ‘is mistaken, He can help himself. He need not continue to endure the marrowsearching cold and parching heat of inter. mittent fever unless he chooses. If there is an established fact in the history of medication, it is this: that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters invariably breaks up the fits-of this exhausting disease. Quinine often fails, and whether it fails or not, it is always a dangerous medicine, It stupefies the brain. The Bitters have no such effect. Quinine shatters the nervous system. hand, are a glorious nervine; in fact, a specific for nervous ailments. Medicines, as a general rule, are ‘‘bad to take.” Notso this famous vegetable specific. It is.mild and agreeable, not pungent and nauseuting. The liver is always greatly disordered in intermittent and re miitent fevers, and this excellent tonic and alterative has anti-billious properties of the highest order. The stimulant employed to diffuse its medicinal virtues through the organs of the body is perfectly pure, and this caanot Le ssid of the spirituous basis of any -other tonic. The best advice that can be given to persons residing in malarious regions, or in crowded cities, is to take it as a.preventive of diseases incident to both. Whether used asa protective antidote or a remedy, t¢ will be found wonderfully efficacions. EAD OG Ne SNES, heh TL TET EAE TIES, J. M. WALLING, NOTARY PUBLIC, Justice of the Peace. EARCHING RECORDS, ABSTRACTING KS AND schach EYANCING td atten ded to, Accounts collected. Also Agent for: PACIFIC FIRE LINSURA AND COMMERCIAL FIRE INS 60. OF LONDOs. Parties desiring to SELL, PURCHASE OR RENT PROPERTY will find it to their adEvenynopy acknowledges that Hy-. Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St. ihe apes for two atticles, which are . < was lost between the Congr egational . The Bitters on the other . " x an office B. H. MILLER, ’ NEVADA CITY. ae AS JUST HECEIVED a ie si i eae The Largest and Choicest Stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c.’. Ever seen in the Mountains AND WILL SELL THEM ‘CHEAPER ema any body—considAttention is called to the GERMAN KNIT UNDERWEAR, impoited by me expressly for this market. SEE MY GOODS AND PRICES .

Befora. buying elsewhere, IF YOU DONT YOU WILL REGRET IT: \ meee beg The stock consists of the best of Gent's atid Boys’ Clothing, and everything usually found in a first-class Clothing Store. may Stock is entirely new AND. EMBRACES Elegant Fashionable SUITS, Any other House! « New Style 0° Gentlemen’s Under-Garments ! Nevada October 21. JUST ‘RECEIVED 3 AT PRESTON’S . . DRUG STORE, A. Large Invoice of Toilet Goods, New Patterns of Hand Mirrors ~and Brushes, New Perfumes and Extracts. _ An Elegant assortment of Tottet Soaps, Pomades and Hair Dressing. COUGH CANDY AGAIN IN MARKET, _ Alsoa Full Line of — Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils and Warnishes, é E. M, PRESON, Druggist, N. W. corner Broad and Pine Streets. New Fall & Winter Dry Goods. os MRS. M. A: STERLING, dinwia, Fancy & Millinery Goods, _Of the Latest Styles and HAS just returned from San Francisco, where she has purchased a ‘large stock of : Patterns, Which she has selected expressiy for this market, : Customers can rely upon getting evétything in her line at the VEKY LOWEST PRICES; And all Goods are WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. She haé just received direct from the East, for the convenience of the ladies of Nevada County, a beautiful and complete assortment_of : READY MADE UNDERWEAR, Warranted superior to any, ever before brought to this State. MRS. M. A. STERLING. Nevada City Sept. 23d, 1874. DENTISTRY. BR R. P, E. HUGHSON, has opened In-Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. *Qver Hyman Bros.’ Store, vantage to call at my office. Office No 62 Broad Stnent, pic + .¥. M. 8. C. * Nar ’ Macasaas will bea Meeting es the Club heid at the Secretary's Of. on . : : He is pro to perform all kinds of Mechanical an rative Dentistry, in the latest and‘most appreyed styles. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver Vulcanite and Aluminiu Satisfactiou guaranteed as to quality and p: of work. & Visits made at residence if des: Nevada, May 30th, 1871. NEW SAW MILL, AT WILLOW OW VALLEY.New Millat Willow Valley is comr and we are now ready to fill all f on ‘or Building or Mining Lumber. Not to be found at BELL & BELDEN, Masonic Building. gee eee. ~ -. Cor] Pine & Commercial Streets, _Wholesale sai Retail __ DEALERS IN . Medicines, ‘Mining Chemicals, Patent Medicines, A full line of CHOICE PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAPS, , TOILET POWDER, ‘ COLOGNE SETS, €OMBS, BRUSHES, &e, Ke. Ke A choice selection of, WINES, LIQUORS, etc. FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES, Books ! ! Books ! BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, GIFT BOOKS, J UVEN: ILES, NEW PUBLICATIONS, ns STATIONERY. ; Gold Pens, . Steel Pens, Letter and Note Paper, egal Cap, Bill Cap. : ‘Drawing Paper, Envelopes. Albums, ee Gift Books, Serap Books, Violin Strings, Pianos, Organs. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS, PAINT BRUSHES. Bethesda Water! Taken from the Celebrated Mineral Springs of Waukesha, Wisconsin. AGENTS EOR Peerd’s Folding School Desks a and Seats. Agents Pacific Mutual Life InA, GOLDSMITH, ANNOUNCES. ery a ae “ H™ DETE RMIN ATION. TO SELL HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY Goons —AT— SanFranciscoCost ON ACCOUNT ; OR Glosing Out Business THE GOODS MUST ‘ BE SOLD SIXTY DAYS! COME ONE. COME ALL: Unheard of BARGAINS ‘\COME AND PRICE THE GOODS BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. & Be Samples sent FREE to < the county. parts of ee re Dealers will find it to Goods before going to the City. pe This isa bona fide sale, and no Humbug. Store open from 6 A. M. to 8 P. M. Call Before its TOO LATE. Store for Rent and FixIn This City ! their interest to price the. . ROSENBERG’S. DRY GOODS , ENMPORI OM Of Nevada County, U AS Established in Nev ada City nearly Twelve Years ayo, and the pro“prietors intend that it shali be the ssn aaaited smelaihadgange OR. elise COUNTY FOR 12 YEARS TO COME! ~ business in this city; . For by falr dealing, ‘LOW PRIG sES “AND THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS our trade has cqntinually ine reag( dy City. Its people have always liberally patronized us am&k we mean to deserve their continued patronage. We have for yeavs told the community. that our : Pricés Defied Competition! Other dealers have tried to compete with vs.and it bas broke lem ups They now’ have to sell ouband leave. We duive others outof the business by OUR LOW PRICES. We are Going to Stay! Any person buying TWENTY DOLLARS, WORTH OF GOODS of us, will receive FIYE PER CENT DISCOUNT from regu lay rates. % Our Price List is open for inspection at. our Store, ROSENBERG BROS. Weveda, Oct. 22, 1874, TO THE PUBLIC AND ESPECIALLY — DO NOT BE HUMBUGGED RY “SELLING OUT” SALES ! eee . . TO TH#! RICH AND POOR All are invited to call at ‘A. BLUMENTHAL’S Cor, Broad & Pine Sts A. BLUMENTHAL 4; FFERS TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS For the Next Sixty Days! Which will give everybody a chunce tc lay in their Winter supply for a Small Amount of Moncy ! A, BLUMENTHAL, Offers tae following mducemeunts to purchasers—which: prices are 20 per cent lese than cost ; White Rock and Lonsdale Muslin ONE BIT PER YARD. for One Dollar. Imperial Three Fly Carpets, $1 yard, * 40 per -per yard, White and Red Flannel, 371-2 cents per yard. best qualities; Water Proofs, diffeyent colors;"One Dol dar per yard4 Buck Alpaccasg 50 cents, per yard, form. erly 16 te 3 Black Silks $2 per yard—formerly $3.50. ats. Table Linen, Towels) Napkins, Fine Bed . Spreads, Sheetings, Cassimexes, Blankets, etc,, etc. AT SAN FRANCISCO COST. A Large assortment af Repp Delatses at 25 cents per yard.: Laces, Corsets, Ribbons, ‘Handkerchiefs, ‘. Kid Gloves, etc.AT COST. This is the best opportunity ever offered in this city. Everybody is invited to examine the Stock. No trouble to show the Goods. Samples will be sent all over the country T for the liberal patronage I solicit a continuance of the same. REMEMBER THE GOODS WILL BE SOLD AS ADVERTISED. 024 4, BLUMEN THAL. . 'We are not: going to. close. ‘We have no fault to find’ with he rida intend-toTo the Ladies of Nevada County ERpress Cloth, all colors and shades,” best qualities, 6234 “sents. Shawls, Balmoral Skirts, Woolen Nee Neg ervemes user mm Sprague and Merrimac Prints Ten Yards Canton Flannel, best qualities, 25 cents”