November 24, 1869 (4 pages)

OES, /CO’S. ‘REET, RE! people no= VES. HERE NEY! iTLY REfSPLEN = .OTH, HING ¢ LEFOR) CALF ites SHOES, rRUBNING. Gods, ; CAPS. ONS have . yw our to tell is and : nd we om af& CO. ommerThe Daily Transenpt, & NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. =“ LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, . CHINESE CHICKEN THIEF CauGuHT. Yesterday morning, between 1 and 2 o'clock, John Hieber, hostler at the Telegraph Stage Co’s stable, succeeded in eapturing a Chinese chicken thief, while he was making away with his booty. The stage being late, John laid down for a light sleep, and aboulgl o'clock he awoke and heard a chicken “squork.” To this he paid no attention, but the “squork” being repeated, John went to the window, ard after: taking a glass of lager, hearing a great “quacking” among the ducks, he con_ eluded somebody was in the hennery. “On looking out he saw the form of a man, who was evideftly engaged in catching chickens. John went out, taking a station near the fence on the outside, having first armed himself with a hatchet. In a moment or two a Chinaman’s head popped over. and _ Hieber went after it, catching the Chinaman by the que just ashe was getting overthe fence. In the mean time the Chinaman had dropped his bag and all the chickens but two got: out. On being caught he made a lively resistance, and felt about his belt as if fora weapon. On looking over the ground after daylight a sharp hatchét was found, which had been dropped by the Chinaman in the attempt to escape,and which he evidently intended to use. Hiebert was too strong for him, and the Chinaman then began begging, saying, “Me heap poor, no likee steal, let me go, me:never come again,” but. Hieber did’nt see it. After locking him securely in the granary, he reported to -H. L.Dawley, Special Policeman, who took him in charge, and yesterday filed a complaint against him for petit larceny. : TuE I. O. U. Leper—The L. 0. U. ledge is located on Hitcheock’s Ravine, ona line with the Pittsburg mine.— When last worked, the shaft was.sunk. to the depth of forty feet, and some rock taken out that paid ashighas $40 to the ton. The ledge has not been worked for some time, but proposals are now advertised fora contract te dommence a new shaftand sink to the depth of 80 feet upon the ledge. After the shaft is down 100 feet, it is proposed to put uf pumping and hoisting works upon the mine. We hope to see the I. 0. U. come out with any amount of gold to ite owners. ‘ TRIAL oF Cuas. ''HOMPSON.—This case in which: Thompson was charged with attempt to rob a man named Berry, was on trial before the County Court yesterday, W. W. Cross, District Attorney, prosecuting and J.C. Palmer defending. The testimony showed that. Thompson was)seen by two witnesses in the rear of a saloon at Truckee, going through the pockets of Berry, and afterwards beating him and demanding “where that silver was.” Other witnesses testified as to the parties being together previous to the alleged attempt to rob. The defendant offered no testimony, and after argument the case was submitted to the jury, who after a short time returned. & verdict of guilty. : —., FurTyER REDUCTION oF Fares.—It’ seems’ that the rivalry existing be tween Sacramento and San Francisco, is about to prove a great benefit to the traveling public. As will ‘be seen by -the advertisement of the California Pacific Railroad Company, the fare on the Vallejo route has been reduced to three dollars. This, in connection with the shortness of the route, will no doubt attract a proportionate share of the travel. A reduction has also been made in second class fare from three to two dollars, ‘Ciance FoR ConTRactors.— The 10 U Company want proposals to sink 4 shaft on their quartz ledge, which i8 situated near. itchcoci’a, Ravine, in this township, 80 feet deep perpendicular, and three feet by five feet in the clear from top to bottom—well timbered. Proposals for doing the work tq be left with J. I. Caldwell, Esq., befofe.8 o'clock p.m. of Friday next. A _ Tae Lirerary Socrery,—On Monday night the hall of the Young Men's Christian Association wag crowded, at the meeting of the Literary Society. The President being absent J udge Searls was chosen President pro tem. DeeJamations were delivered by Masters Weisenberger and Dick Farquhar, and several solos and choruses were sung by the glee club, after which the following question was debated: Resolved, That the State Legislature should assume the indebtedness of bankrupt counties. The affirmative was taken by R. Stuart, J.B. Drummond and J. C. Palmer, and the negative by J.B, Johnson and M. 5. Deal. .The Chairman, on the merits of the argument, decided in the negative. The following programine was then announced for the meetiug on next Monday night: 1st, music, solo by Chas. Moore, “The Heart bowed Down ;” 2d, reading of minutes; 84d, miscellaneous business-; 4th, declamaBarker ; 6th, music, solo and chorus, “Under the Snow” by the quartette; 7th, discussion of the following: Resolved, That the further acquisition of territory will be detrimental to the true interests of the United States. 8S. M. Hinds, P. McAuslan and J. B. Johnson ; negative, John Clark, C. M. Lovett and T. H. McDowell. ANOTHER ACCIDENT.—The up bound train on the Western Pacific Railroad ran off the track at San Leandro Junction,a few miles west of where the acci‘dent occurred a week ago Sunday. At this point the Western Pacific connects with the Alameda road, and it is sup posed that the switch was left open. ‘ express and baggage car after it, plowing up the track for some distance;.and at last upsetting. The fireman was badly injured. Noneof the passenger cars were thrown off, but the accident occasioned a delay of about six hours, and*the mailjs, as a consequence, did not reach this city until midnight. We obtain these facts from T. C. Lampe, who was a passenger on the train. CoNTRACTS. — Road Commissioner Cleveland gives notice that he will sell the road contracts, according to specifications as follows : Grass Valley Township—In front of the Exchange hotel, on Dec, 2d, at 1 o’clock P, M. : ‘Rough & Ready Township—In front of Walling’s Hotel, Dec. 4th, at 1 o'clock, P. M. , 3 Washington Township—In front of 24th, at 1 o’clock P. M. Bloomfield Township — In front of Paine’s Hotel, Lake City, Nov. 25th, at 1 o’clock P. M. Little York Township—In front. of the Hotel at You Bet, Nov. 29th, at 1 o’cloek P. M. Nevada Township—In front of the Court House,Nov. 30th, at 1 o’clock P. M, Porutar Lecrure.—Selden J. Finney,.member elect of the Legislature, from San Mateo county, will give a Lecture on Spiritualism, at Grass Valley on Wednesday and Thursday evenings next. ’ Frnep,—John Vial, who was tried on Monday, upon the charge of assault with intent to murder, Jewell, was found guilty by the jury. of assault and battery,and was fined 'by the Court $75, which he paidand was discharged. County Court.—The-case of John Rutsell, charged with burglary, comes up for trial in this Court/today, INFORMATION WANTED. — Any one knowing the whereabouts of Edward Williams, will confer a great favor by addressing Prince Underwood, Colusa. PAYING WELL.—The monthly dividend of the Idaho mine average now about $15,500. Tye Union Hill mine took out $11,000 in October last. _ Tye new steamer for the California Pacific Railroad, to run in the place of. the New World between Vallejo and San Francisco, is telegraphed to have left New York for this coast. She has after the Sifperintendent of the road. She is expected to arrive here in about Jasixty days. © : tion, Albert Lancaster; 5th, essay, Mrs. The disputants are, on the affimativs: The locomotive ran off and pulled the Fred. Sprecker’s saloon; Omega, Nov. . been rechristened the D. C. Haskins } “LET JUSTICE BE DONE THO’ THE HEAVENS FALL,”: The Truth Has triumphed ! We deem a reply. quite unnecessary = to a Card, published by our opponents, in Tuesday’s TRANSCRIPT, as our Spec } ial Notice, signed by C. Sutton, Jr. him. self, (the only firm who sell the genuine Cape Ann Oiled Rubber Goods) proves to. the public the truth of our assertions, and of the falsehoods of our opponents, from the beginning to the end of this discussion. Well may they say BANNER BROTHERS are spitting fire. They have made it so-hot for the Clothing Dealers in this city as to scat,’ ter them all over the State and even some take to the mountains to cool off from whence they have no desire to return. They well know how perseveringly the BANNER BROTHERS keep the Clothing War a-going and intend to continue to make it hot for anybody who try to oppose them “if it takes all Summer.” Our competitors seem to forget that they first used slanderous language, uatreths and misrepresentations regarding our Agency. ‘To correct these falsehoods we used such language as the statements of our opponents deserved. BANNER “BROS., alone, are the ONLY AGENTS for the Cape Ann Oiled Rubber Goods for this City and County. We: will state, for the benefit of all “to whom it may concern,” that we have a letter trom Mr. C. Sutton, Jr. stating that the ten Coats . Our opponents blew so much about, for which they have a bill, were surreptitiously obtained and that hereafter he will be on the look out. We have no respect for our competitors. They en. deavored by slander, falsehood and trickery to mislead the public with whom they must have lost all confidence. ue BANNER BROTHERS. ee SPECIAL NOTICE. To the People of Nevada City and County : ee THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT BANNER BROS. ARE THE ONLY AGENTS TO SELL OUR CAPE ANN OILED RUBBER GOODS.— te NONE OTHERS ARE GENU.INE BUT THOSE COMING, FROM THEM. CHAS. SUTTON, Jr. San Francisco, Nov. 19th, 1869. == = « pa) A Household Elixir adapted to all Climates, It would be a happy thing for the world if all the excitants at present used in the practice of medicine, could be swept out of existence, and HOSTETTER’S*8TOMACH BITTERS substituted in their place. In California it seems possible that this desirable sub stitution may one day be accomplished. Certain.it is, that the GREAT VEGETABLE TONIC is gradually displacing them, and that the confidence of the people in its eanitary and saving properties, increases with every passing year. ‘Figures that ean not lie,” show this to be the fact. No medicinal preparation émjoys the like popularity ‘among all classes and condi, tions, in every sectionof the State. As an appetizer, a-general invigorant, a remedy forindigestion, a cure for intermittent and remittent fevers, a gentle cathartic, a specific for flatulency and sour stemach, a gentle diuretic, a nervine, a blood depurent, a specific for sick headache, a mild anodyne, and, above all, a8 A PROTECTION AGAINST EPIDEMICS, it is unquestionably the STANDARD MEDICINE of the whole Pacific territory. In the towns and cities it is literally a HOUSEHGLD STAPLE, Mothers believe in it. They find ita “present help in time of troubie,’’—a safe and pleasant remedy for the various ailments to which they are exclusively subject. -Men_ believe in. it, because: it refreshes and invigorates the body and the mind, and tones both without exciting either. . ae sdalaeedaiedel ONE PER CENT. PER MONTH __ ON SIX MONTHS’ DEPOSTs v7 BY THE CALIFORNIA BUILDING, LOAN AND SAVINGS BANE, : California Street, one door from Sansome Street, SAN FRAN(ISCO. THOMAS MOONEY, President. 825-3m(Of Gents? Furnishing Goods, % BANNER BROS. COLUMN. “THE LATEST SENSATIGN1” PROGRAMME FOR THE FALL OF 1869! -INFORMATION FOR THE MILLION! “Dunder und Blixum!”. : “VATS DE MATTER! I!” Everybody Provided For! “GREAT AND SMALL, OLD AND YOUNG, RICH AND POOR, Competition Against Us 4 r pore eon COMPLETE FIZZLE! High Prices are Slaughtered and the People with their Glorious “BANNER? Move on their way Rejoicing. Blowing will not alter the People’s Mind, for the fact is established that the BANNER BROS. are the CHAMPIONS,. IN THE CLOTHING LINE IN-NEVADA COUNTY. None can compare with, this Long Estab lished and Reliable Firm,Our Motto Is “LOW PRICES!”’: . . Everybody happy except a few unfortunate men that we OUTSELL AND UNDERSELL! We buy our goods cheaper than ae Others and We SELL THEM CHEAPER . ! Now on hand and constantly receiving from the Eastern as well as San Francisco Markets, DIRECT, the MOST EX'TENSIVE, AND FASHIONABLE Assortment of Clothing ever offered before, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! Bever Dress and Business Suits, —OF THE— LATEST AND -BEST STYLES, AND IN FACT Everything inthe Clothing ‘Line. Our FALL STOCK is COMPLETE and the . LAKGEST to be found in Nevada county. Our facilities is procuring goods direct from the Kast erfables ud to sell them at such LOW RATES as to DEFY COMPETITION. We also have a Large Assortment California and Eastern, Fine & Mining Boots . Ror Men and Boys. HATS! HATS! HATS! The Latest Parisian Styles! ENOUGH TO COVER EVERY MAN, BOY and CHILD in the county. . 1,000 pairs of California Blankets at all Prices and Colors. RUBBER BOOTS AND COATS— the Best and Cheapest in the Market. ATTENTION:—To all Merchants who deal in Clothing both in this City and County, we would say call on us before yoing to’ban Francisco to make purchases. We can sell you goods in this city at Lower Kates than you can buy then at the Bay. Oar patronage in the past.shows that the people appreciate our goods and our prices aud we assure them that we are thaukful for their confidence, and will return itin future by selling our goods so low as to squelch out of existence all Opposition Humbugs. ” Don’t forget the place where you get your money’s worth at the Rioneer Clothing Emporium. BANNER BROS. Wholesale and Retail Dealers, Cor. BroadandPineSt. j= sv WHOLESALE and RETAIL, CIGAR STORE! JULIUS GREENWALD }HAS THE LARGEST AND BEST SE. LECTED STOCK OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO En Nevada County, He has also on hand ihe GENUINE IMPORTED FIGARO & CABANA CIGARS ! : = d ieee pus anes & TOBACCO, the best assortment ever brought here, such as FRUIT BRAND, NEPTUNE, MAR WSgown, PEACH BLOSSOM, : &e. &. &C, . Crumpton’s 12 Ib. hard pressed,Atlantic Cable, . ~ Lester’s Fig and Rough & Ready Ewist—the best ever brought to this market, Navy, of every description, And all other brands of CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACOO, _ Too numerous too mention. Consumers will save money by buying their TOBACCO i quantities. : wil rca Also, a large selection of Meerschaum Pipes, i X_L. Pocket Knives Playing Cards, _ Monte & Faro Cards, Matches, Pipes, Which he will sell at a Ht é Heat toe small advance on San JULIUS GREENWALD, BROAD STREET! NEVADA CITY. EVERYBODY READ! THOS. SHURTLEFF, AS OPENED A GROCERY: : Hision STORE, at the tied 7" Junction Main & Commercial Sts. IN DK. KENT'S BUILDING, Where he will keep constantly on ill keep y hand a ful g GROCERIES AND PROVISIONSCAN AND SHELF Goops, ‘Teas of the finest brands, ‘Excellent Coffee and a genera assortment for the larder, All Goods sold at the very lowest Cash Prices. Ky The People of Nevada will find it te their advantage to callon me, THOS: SHRUTLEFF, _ Junction of Commercial and Main Streets, ® Nevada, Oct. 15th, —_ Ca SOMETHING NEW! NEVADA CASH STORE! No. 9 Commercial street, _ {Adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store.] W. & McROBERTS & CO, EEP constantly on hand a New and ChoiceAgssortiment of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Which are offercd for sale at the lowest eash rates. ‘The attention of Families and Miners is particularly called to our Stock of Goods which has been selected with especial reference to the wants oi this community. ‘’Kas—the best in the market ; Costa Itica, Javaand Mocha COFFEES, Granulated, fuiveriz and Crushed sUGARS, CANNED ‘FRUMM®, of ull kinds; FLOUR, MIXED FEED and GKALN, POLTATUES, ONLONS, §2/* Everything in our line will be sold at the Lowest pussibie. price for cash, W. 8, MOROBERTS & CO, \ Nevada, Ott. 18th. . re s ; i = ' : if

OES, /CO’S. ‘REET, RE! people no= VES. HERE NEY! iTLY REfSPLEN = .OTH, HING ¢ LEFOR) CALF ites SHOES, rRUBNING. Gods, ; CAPS. ONS have . yw our to tell is and : nd we om af& CO. ommerThe Daily Transenpt, & NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. =“ LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, . CHINESE CHICKEN THIEF CauGuHT. Yesterday morning, between 1 and 2 o'clock, John Hieber, hostler at the Telegraph Stage Co’s stable, succeeded in eapturing a Chinese chicken thief, while he was making away with his booty. The stage being late, John laid down for a light sleep, and aboulgl o'clock he awoke and heard a chicken “squork.” To this he paid no attention, but the “squork” being repeated, John went to the window, ard after: taking a glass of lager, hearing a great “quacking” among the ducks, he con_ eluded somebody was in the hennery. “On looking out he saw the form of a man, who was evideftly engaged in catching chickens. John went out, taking a station near the fence on the outside, having first armed himself with a hatchet. In a moment or two a Chinaman’s head popped over. and _ Hieber went after it, catching the Chinaman by the que just ashe was getting overthe fence. In the mean time the Chinaman had dropped his bag and all the chickens but two got: out. On being caught he made a lively resistance, and felt about his belt as if fora weapon. On looking over the ground after daylight a sharp hatchét was found, which had been dropped by the Chinaman in the attempt to escape,and which he evidently intended to use. Hiebert was too strong for him, and the Chinaman then began begging, saying, “Me heap poor, no likee steal, let me go, me:never come again,” but. Hieber did’nt see it. After locking him securely in the granary, he reported to -H. L.Dawley, Special Policeman, who took him in charge, and yesterday filed a complaint against him for petit larceny. : TuE I. O. U. Leper—The L. 0. U. ledge is located on Hitcheock’s Ravine, ona line with the Pittsburg mine.— When last worked, the shaft was.sunk. to the depth of forty feet, and some rock taken out that paid ashighas $40 to the ton. The ledge has not been worked for some time, but proposals are now advertised fora contract te dommence a new shaftand sink to the depth of 80 feet upon the ledge. After the shaft is down 100 feet, it is proposed to put uf pumping and hoisting works upon the mine. We hope to see the I. 0. U. come out with any amount of gold to ite owners. ‘ TRIAL oF Cuas. ''HOMPSON.—This case in which: Thompson was charged with attempt to rob a man named Berry, was on trial before the County Court yesterday, W. W. Cross, District Attorney, prosecuting and J.C. Palmer defending. The testimony showed that. Thompson was)seen by two witnesses in the rear of a saloon at Truckee, going through the pockets of Berry, and afterwards beating him and demanding “where that silver was.” Other witnesses testified as to the parties being together previous to the alleged attempt to rob. The defendant offered no testimony, and after argument the case was submitted to the jury, who after a short time returned. & verdict of guilty. : —., FurTyER REDUCTION oF Fares.—It’ seems’ that the rivalry existing be tween Sacramento and San Francisco, is about to prove a great benefit to the traveling public. As will ‘be seen by -the advertisement of the California Pacific Railroad Company, the fare on the Vallejo route has been reduced to three dollars. This, in connection with the shortness of the route, will no doubt attract a proportionate share of the travel. A reduction has also been made in second class fare from three to two dollars, ‘Ciance FoR ConTRactors.— The 10 U Company want proposals to sink 4 shaft on their quartz ledge, which i8 situated near. itchcoci’a, Ravine, in this township, 80 feet deep perpendicular, and three feet by five feet in the clear from top to bottom—well timbered. Proposals for doing the work tq be left with J. I. Caldwell, Esq., befofe.8 o'clock p.m. of Friday next. A _ Tae Lirerary Socrery,—On Monday night the hall of the Young Men's Christian Association wag crowded, at the meeting of the Literary Society. The President being absent J udge Searls was chosen President pro tem. DeeJamations were delivered by Masters Weisenberger and Dick Farquhar, and several solos and choruses were sung by the glee club, after which the following question was debated: Resolved, That the State Legislature should assume the indebtedness of bankrupt counties. The affirmative was taken by R. Stuart, J.B. Drummond and J. C. Palmer, and the negative by J.B, Johnson and M. 5. Deal. .The Chairman, on the merits of the argument, decided in the negative. The following programine was then announced for the meetiug on next Monday night: 1st, music, solo by Chas. Moore, “The Heart bowed Down ;” 2d, reading of minutes; 84d, miscellaneous business-; 4th, declamaBarker ; 6th, music, solo and chorus, “Under the Snow” by the quartette; 7th, discussion of the following: Resolved, That the further acquisition of territory will be detrimental to the true interests of the United States. 8S. M. Hinds, P. McAuslan and J. B. Johnson ; negative, John Clark, C. M. Lovett and T. H. McDowell. ANOTHER ACCIDENT.—The up bound train on the Western Pacific Railroad ran off the track at San Leandro Junction,a few miles west of where the acci‘dent occurred a week ago Sunday. At this point the Western Pacific connects with the Alameda road, and it is sup posed that the switch was left open. ‘ express and baggage car after it, plowing up the track for some distance;.and at last upsetting. The fireman was badly injured. Noneof the passenger cars were thrown off, but the accident occasioned a delay of about six hours, and*the mailjs, as a consequence, did not reach this city until midnight. We obtain these facts from T. C. Lampe, who was a passenger on the train. CoNTRACTS. — Road Commissioner Cleveland gives notice that he will sell the road contracts, according to specifications as follows : Grass Valley Township—In front of the Exchange hotel, on Dec, 2d, at 1 o’clock P, M. : ‘Rough & Ready Township—In front of Walling’s Hotel, Dec. 4th, at 1 o'clock, P. M. , 3 Washington Township—In front of 24th, at 1 o’clock P. M. Bloomfield Township — In front of Paine’s Hotel, Lake City, Nov. 25th, at 1 o’clock P. M. Little York Township—In front. of the Hotel at You Bet, Nov. 29th, at 1 o’cloek P. M. Nevada Township—In front of the Court House,Nov. 30th, at 1 o’clock P. M, Porutar Lecrure.—Selden J. Finney,.member elect of the Legislature, from San Mateo county, will give a Lecture on Spiritualism, at Grass Valley on Wednesday and Thursday evenings next. ’ Frnep,—John Vial, who was tried on Monday, upon the charge of assault with intent to murder, Jewell, was found guilty by the jury. of assault and battery,and was fined 'by the Court $75, which he paidand was discharged. County Court.—The-case of John Rutsell, charged with burglary, comes up for trial in this Court/today, INFORMATION WANTED. — Any one knowing the whereabouts of Edward Williams, will confer a great favor by addressing Prince Underwood, Colusa. PAYING WELL.—The monthly dividend of the Idaho mine average now about $15,500. Tye Union Hill mine took out $11,000 in October last. _ Tye new steamer for the California Pacific Railroad, to run in the place of. the New World between Vallejo and San Francisco, is telegraphed to have left New York for this coast. She has after the Sifperintendent of the road. She is expected to arrive here in about Jasixty days. © : tion, Albert Lancaster; 5th, essay, Mrs. The disputants are, on the affimativs: The locomotive ran off and pulled the Fred. Sprecker’s saloon; Omega, Nov. . been rechristened the D. C. Haskins } “LET JUSTICE BE DONE THO’ THE HEAVENS FALL,”: The Truth Has triumphed ! We deem a reply. quite unnecessary = to a Card, published by our opponents, in Tuesday’s TRANSCRIPT, as our Spec } ial Notice, signed by C. Sutton, Jr. him. self, (the only firm who sell the genuine Cape Ann Oiled Rubber Goods) proves to. the public the truth of our assertions, and of the falsehoods of our opponents, from the beginning to the end of this discussion. Well may they say BANNER BROTHERS are spitting fire. They have made it so-hot for the Clothing Dealers in this city as to scat,’ ter them all over the State and even some take to the mountains to cool off from whence they have no desire to return. They well know how perseveringly the BANNER BROTHERS keep the Clothing War a-going and intend to continue to make it hot for anybody who try to oppose them “if it takes all Summer.” Our competitors seem to forget that they first used slanderous language, uatreths and misrepresentations regarding our Agency. ‘To correct these falsehoods we used such language as the statements of our opponents deserved. BANNER “BROS., alone, are the ONLY AGENTS for the Cape Ann Oiled Rubber Goods for this City and County. We: will state, for

the benefit of all “to whom it may concern,” that we have a letter trom Mr. C. Sutton, Jr. stating that the ten Coats . Our opponents blew so much about, for which they have a bill, were surreptitiously obtained and that hereafter he will be on the look out. We have no respect for our competitors. They en. deavored by slander, falsehood and trickery to mislead the public with whom they must have lost all confidence. ue BANNER BROTHERS. ee SPECIAL NOTICE. To the People of Nevada City and County : ee THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT BANNER BROS. ARE THE ONLY AGENTS TO SELL OUR CAPE ANN OILED RUBBER GOODS.— te NONE OTHERS ARE GENU.INE BUT THOSE COMING, FROM THEM. CHAS. SUTTON, Jr. San Francisco, Nov. 19th, 1869. == = « pa) A Household Elixir adapted to all Climates, It would be a happy thing for the world if all the excitants at present used in the practice of medicine, could be swept out of existence, and HOSTETTER’S*8TOMACH BITTERS substituted in their place. In California it seems possible that this desirable sub stitution may one day be accomplished. Certain.it is, that the GREAT VEGETABLE TONIC is gradually displacing them, and that the confidence of the people in its eanitary and saving properties, increases with every passing year. ‘Figures that ean not lie,” show this to be the fact. No medicinal preparation émjoys the like popularity ‘among all classes and condi, tions, in every sectionof the State. As an appetizer, a-general invigorant, a remedy forindigestion, a cure for intermittent and remittent fevers, a gentle cathartic, a specific for flatulency and sour stemach, a gentle diuretic, a nervine, a blood depurent, a specific for sick headache, a mild anodyne, and, above all, a8 A PROTECTION AGAINST EPIDEMICS, it is unquestionably the STANDARD MEDICINE of the whole Pacific territory. In the towns and cities it is literally a HOUSEHGLD STAPLE, Mothers believe in it. They find ita “present help in time of troubie,’’—a safe and pleasant remedy for the various ailments to which they are exclusively subject. -Men_ believe in. it, because: it refreshes and invigorates the body and the mind, and tones both without exciting either. . ae sdalaeedaiedel ONE PER CENT. PER MONTH __ ON SIX MONTHS’ DEPOSTs v7 BY THE CALIFORNIA BUILDING, LOAN AND SAVINGS BANE, : California Street, one door from Sansome Street, SAN FRAN(ISCO. THOMAS MOONEY, President. 825-3m(Of Gents? Furnishing Goods, % BANNER BROS. COLUMN. “THE LATEST SENSATIGN1” PROGRAMME FOR THE FALL OF 1869! -INFORMATION FOR THE MILLION! “Dunder und Blixum!”. : “VATS DE MATTER! I!” Everybody Provided For! “GREAT AND SMALL, OLD AND YOUNG, RICH AND POOR, Competition Against Us 4 r pore eon COMPLETE FIZZLE! High Prices are Slaughtered and the People with their Glorious “BANNER? Move on their way Rejoicing. Blowing will not alter the People’s Mind, for the fact is established that the BANNER BROS. are the CHAMPIONS,. IN THE CLOTHING LINE IN-NEVADA COUNTY. None can compare with, this Long Estab lished and Reliable Firm,Our Motto Is “LOW PRICES!”’: . . Everybody happy except a few unfortunate men that we OUTSELL AND UNDERSELL! We buy our goods cheaper than ae Others and We SELL THEM CHEAPER . ! Now on hand and constantly receiving from the Eastern as well as San Francisco Markets, DIRECT, the MOST EX'TENSIVE, AND FASHIONABLE Assortment of Clothing ever offered before, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! Bever Dress and Business Suits, —OF THE— LATEST AND -BEST STYLES, AND IN FACT Everything inthe Clothing ‘Line. Our FALL STOCK is COMPLETE and the . LAKGEST to be found in Nevada county. Our facilities is procuring goods direct from the Kast erfables ud to sell them at such LOW RATES as to DEFY COMPETITION. We also have a Large Assortment California and Eastern, Fine & Mining Boots . Ror Men and Boys. HATS! HATS! HATS! The Latest Parisian Styles! ENOUGH TO COVER EVERY MAN, BOY and CHILD in the county. . 1,000 pairs of California Blankets at all Prices and Colors. RUBBER BOOTS AND COATS— the Best and Cheapest in the Market. ATTENTION:—To all Merchants who deal in Clothing both in this City and County, we would say call on us before yoing to’ban Francisco to make purchases. We can sell you goods in this city at Lower Kates than you can buy then at the Bay. Oar patronage in the past.shows that the people appreciate our goods and our prices aud we assure them that we are thaukful for their confidence, and will return itin future by selling our goods so low as to squelch out of existence all Opposition Humbugs. ” Don’t forget the place where you get your money’s worth at the Rioneer Clothing Emporium. BANNER BROS. Wholesale and Retail Dealers, Cor. BroadandPineSt. j= sv WHOLESALE and RETAIL, CIGAR STORE! JULIUS GREENWALD }HAS THE LARGEST AND BEST SE. LECTED STOCK OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO En Nevada County, He has also on hand ihe GENUINE IMPORTED FIGARO & CABANA CIGARS ! : = d ieee pus anes & TOBACCO, the best assortment ever brought here, such as FRUIT BRAND, NEPTUNE, MAR WSgown, PEACH BLOSSOM, : &e. &. &C, . Crumpton’s 12 Ib. hard pressed,Atlantic Cable, . ~ Lester’s Fig and Rough & Ready Ewist—the best ever brought to this market, Navy, of every description, And all other brands of CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACOO, _ Too numerous too mention. Consumers will save money by buying their TOBACCO i quantities. : wil rca Also, a large selection of Meerschaum Pipes, i X_L. Pocket Knives Playing Cards, _ Monte & Faro Cards, Matches, Pipes, Which he will sell at a Ht é Heat toe small advance on San JULIUS GREENWALD, BROAD STREET! NEVADA CITY. EVERYBODY READ! THOS. SHURTLEFF, AS OPENED A GROCERY: : Hision STORE, at the tied 7" Junction Main & Commercial Sts. IN DK. KENT'S BUILDING, Where he will keep constantly on ill keep y hand a ful g GROCERIES AND PROVISIONSCAN AND SHELF Goops, ‘Teas of the finest brands, ‘Excellent Coffee and a genera assortment for the larder, All Goods sold at the very lowest Cash Prices. Ky The People of Nevada will find it te their advantage to callon me, THOS: SHRUTLEFF, _ Junction of Commercial and Main Streets, ® Nevada, Oct. 15th, —_ Ca SOMETHING NEW! NEVADA CASH STORE! No. 9 Commercial street, _ {Adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store.] W. & McROBERTS & CO, EEP constantly on hand a New and ChoiceAgssortiment of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Which are offercd for sale at the lowest eash rates. ‘The attention of Families and Miners is particularly called to our Stock of Goods which has been selected with especial reference to the wants oi this community. ‘’Kas—the best in the market ; Costa Itica, Javaand Mocha COFFEES, Granulated, fuiveriz and Crushed sUGARS, CANNED ‘FRUMM®, of ull kinds; FLOUR, MIXED FEED and GKALN, POLTATUES, ONLONS, §2/* Everything in our line will be sold at the Lowest pussibie. price for cash, W. 8, MOROBERTS & CO, \ Nevada, Ott. 18th. . re s ; i = ' : if