September 13, 1872 (4 pages)

AMPK Jars for $2 25 per dozen, and rie Daily, Transcript . ) yevADA CITY, CAL. L00AL AFFAIRS. ~ bedth of Henry 8 Hradiey, Jr. We briefly mentidned the death of Henry, son of H. S, Bradley, in the uxscrret of yesterday. The chi ved five years wie sick about two bays, and suffered much pdin it beng evident that he had sustained me severe injury. A Chinaman, ployed by one of the neighbors, vatd the child screaming and sdiw im with his hands clasped over the pdomen and near a cow, which the ninaman thought had kicked him. He went into the -house crying ahd mplained of pains but did not. tell ny cause. Wednesday evening Drs, Hunt and Welch were called and very thing done for the child, but hortification soon set im, and after wo days of agony he died. The aneral will take place this afternoon t4 o'clock, frons the residence of he parents, Who have the sympathy { many friends in their bereavement, tthe time of the death of his child, fr. Bradley was absent in El Dorado 0. a _ Bkevities. The bankixig hotise on Broad street, hen repairs are eompteted, will be ne of the finest establishmSnats in ho county. The handsome plate ass doors with walnut frames, the go plate window lights gives the tilding a very h»pdsome appearProf. A. H. Havell has a splendid t of Musical Instruments of all nds, and ® very extensive assortent of musi¢ at his new store on toad street, adjoining the . Post fice. Everyone should go and see ssplendid stock. We is also preared to. give instructions in vocal nd instrumental music. We understand arrangements will. etmhade in a day or two for the orpnization.of a Grant and Wilson ub, in this city. It is time to comence work now and we hope our pmmittee men will not delay longer. The Spotied Tax. We publish to day a communicabi from John Pattison, Deputy punty Clerk, in which he-shows the bpossibility under the revenue law, collecting the ‘‘spotted’’ or Special strict Schuol tax. The communition should be carefully read by ose interested’ in the matter. The torney-General has recently given h opinion thatthe tax must be levied nt he gives no reasons upon which @ bases his conclusion, If levied, seems to us that its collection is mpossib:e for the reasons assigned a the communication. Sign the Roll. All members of the Light Guard ho have nut signed the muster roll ince the 8th inst., should call on W. ’. Evans, at Wells, Fargo’s immelately, as the roll must be returned py the 15th inst. Those who do not ign will not be entitled to the exuptiong, mor the exempt certificates the end of the seven years service. few members who attended the . mde on Monday night have not ot signed. ° leg Broken, Yesterday Robert Cryer, while enged im building @ pigeon house at mes Valley fell and broke his leg. Re moval, Rosenberg Bros. were busily enged yesterday in removing their mge stock of staple and fancy dry pals to their store on Broad street, ely used aa the Post Office, which ey have purchased and are fitting up fine style. One of the firm is now San isco purchasing a large ditional stock, and it id the intenPn of the Rosenberg Bros. to keep Most extensive and fashionable 800ds store in the mountains. Dg Ho rent to pay, they can afito, and will sell all goods in line cheaper than can be pur“¢ any where else in Nevada uty. Call and see them. The ner Post Office building, Broad ee het otter & Sigourney sells Mason's “ery and Glass ware lower than house in Neveds county. al-tf Fruit. Jars, ete. ax for sale by W. H. Crawford, Hardware stere, opposite the. UbiceMi} as men Saitama adnan Avoid the Perils of the Senson. Autumn, although the mvst radiant portion of the American year, havits drawbacks The heavy evening dews and morning vapors and the greut disparity in temperature between the night and day, give rise to many painful disturbances of the bowels, such as ". célic, chclera morbus, diarrhoea and dysentery. The digestive organs are also unfaVorably affected by he change of seasonand dyspeptics generally suffer most severe, ly during the fall. Derangements of ‘the liver are likewise common, and. miasmatic fevers prevail in newly settled districts and low-lying and niarshy localitiés. These unpleasant contingencies of the season are not, however, unavoidable, By strengthening, tonihg and in-igorating the system with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitterseven the most delicate may escape them. At tlie expiration of sumnier all the bodily powers are in a somewhat exhausted state. They require . the wholesome stimulation which this genial vegetable invigorant supplies. Uhder its renovating influence the nervous energy. . which the wilting heat of July and August had kept in obeyance or partially extin. guished, crops out afresh; the flaccid muscles reeover their elasticity; the appetite takes a sharper edge; the processesof digestion and assimilation become more rapid and perfcct; the spirite rise, and the whole organization acquires its maximum Of activity and resistant power. Even persons of comparatively feeble constitutions, whem thus fortified against the perils of the season, will have little cause tofear a vinitation fom any of the disorders to which we have referred. Asa protection against miasmatic fevers and allepidemics engendered by malaria Hostetter’s Bitters may be justly pronounced not only unrivaled but unapproached. Look well to the labeland trade mark, as there are many counterfeits and. imitatiens in the market. d a10yaq 1948 O19 ULY} SaINyva,T [PAON PUY MON SLOT PEWS STA WVS 8 GSE RAPRR ESD vinsTsovetd SuaHLOUG MITINOD i VINBWMOMIIVvO Of LIS Leu "qS8OD STU} 0} SIOWIOJI0g MON IV “suIDUNOP oy} JO 4419 Woend,, 04} JO SMacHIO 8G} 0} paytesar ‘S85 YIM pozysry quey, JewUOW. SUL ‘SHINOd CNV SHSHOH GIGNAIdSs ‘gque0 OG sreeA GIOPUN USIPTTGO “I$ UOSTUIPY “Wd L Pue Gye uedg “NIyT requioydeg “AyD epeAacN IV "PWUTWON sIy} UO UMOTD ;seq C4} eq 03 PeSpe;MouRoe’ &] NITHNOD WALAd 3 ‘INO AVG GNO Wo. TLLVOTIOSHOD AR PBS KIEGE SNOSHCOY Tz» OW PE BAAS A. A. SMITH, AND NOTARY PUBLIC, NORTH BLOOMFIELD. st £m fy Hi binas of legal doraments drawn up ; ae promptly attended to mt MB ged eee PRATT’S' ABOLITION OIL. erence HE PEOPLE'S NEVER FAILING , KEMEDY FOR : RHEUMATISM, ALGIA,. Gout, Paralysis; Lame Back, Sprains, Bruises, Stiff Joirits Contracted Cords and Muscles, ‘Pain in the Breast, » Pleurisy, Sore Throat, Diptheria, Colic, Cramps, Cholera Morbas, Diarrhea, Head Ache, Toothache, Ear ache, And all external and interna} Pains and Aches, PRATT’S ABOLITION OIL. THK POOR MAN’S FRIEND. Every Bottle its own Testimonial. Price—Smaii,; 60 cts; Large, $1. ‘FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, ELOOD! BLOOD!BLOOD! THE RIVER OF LIFE! “Purify it wittt PRATT'S NEW LIFE. The Great'Vegetable [BLOOD PURIFIER AND LIVER EN. sVIGORATOR, CURES Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Tetter, Biotches, Boils; Pimpites. Sore Eyes, Shin Diseases. e €URES Chronic and Inflamatory Rheumatism, when every other remedy fails. ERADICATES Syphilitic tint -and all hereditary dis orders of the Blood from the, System, CURES PILES AND DYSPEPSIA.} . Stimulates the Liver and Kidneys to healthy action; keeps the Bowels as regular as clockwork and fortifies the whole system ‘against disease in any form. —o PRATT’S NEW LIFE. Price $1. For sale by all Druggists. A. McBOYLE & CO.,. Druggists and Chemists, ‘Sam Francisee.agi Sole Proprietors. THE OLDEST AND THE BEST. DR. HUFELAND’s } These Bitters have been in the Jan Francisca Market for ever wenty as and notwith@ many new candi‘lates for public favor, the sales ve constantly increased. TAYLOR & BENDEL, ole Agents, 400 and 411 Clay 8t., Francisco m29 B. H. MILLER, . iihevadie: Cig : GENT’S CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, &e ke. Nevada, Aug. 4th. Notice to Creditors. THE MATTER OF THE ZSTATZ OF ven ie neers, £ the” ease of A Lindsey, deceased, to the creditors of, and # all MoM“ sot re Detter tan an 2 sample particulass, Address J. LATHAM & CO., ioubisinsddnasnieesicuntaualaictehadentialiasstionhaeadioeteaeeteaaeee ee Important eee ews PECDLE OF NEVADA COUNTY CLOTHING ? CLOTHING! ane, . ~OF@ Clothing. WILL BE SOLD ADy Reauced Prices ! ~BY . ! NATHAN & CASPER, N onder to make room for the Fall) Trade and to give everybudy a chance to Wear a Fine Suit of Clothes _on all occasions ! They have Reduced the _ Prices of Clothing ! AS FOLLOWS : $25 00 Fine French Cassimers Suits for $20. $20 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $15. on. $15 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $13. $12 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $10. $9 00 French Cassimere Pants $8 00 French Cassimere Pants $7. =$6 50 French Cassimere Pants $4.50. _ $4 50 French Cassimere Pants $4 j we $1 Duck Pants 75 cents. $1 best Overalls 75-cents. 7 . 2nd quality Overalls, 50 cts. . $2 50 best California Gray, ex* tra_Gov. Oversnirts. $2.12. dium Overshists, $1 87. $2 Fine Cashmere Undershirts for $1 50. $1 75 Fine White Merino Un‘dershirts $1 50. ean $1 50 Fime White Merino Un dershirts $1 25. Also, some‘for $1 and as lew as 75!cents. Socks $1 per dozen. . A LARGO. VARIETY O BOYS’ CLOTHING : Will be sold at an Immense Reduction ! BJGTS, SHOES, ‘HATS, And everything else that ig usually found in a first class Clothing Store which will be sold ata GREAT REDUCTION Call and see “HOW ‘TIS YOURSELF.” Nathan & Casper: ‘Corner Of 1w. $2 25 best Calfornia gray,me-. Pive & Commereial Streets,s . , . COLUMN. For Sale by Wi I. CRAWFORD; Opposite the Express Office, . MAIN STREET:. @ "Nevada City. . Stoves: andi Tiaware 7 . + GLASSWARE, For sale by W. H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office, ~ MAIN. STREET, . Nevada City, ’ DUPONT BLASTING POWDER, wie sale by W. Hi. CRAWFORD Opposite the Express Office, MAIN STREET, Nevada, City. SHOT, WADS AND GAPS, FOR SALE BY W. H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the ieiniac Office, MAIN STREET, Nevada City. GIANT POWDER. Giant Powder Cans. $ Buse, FOR SALE BY WM. H. CRAWPORD Opposite the Express Office, MAIN STREET, Nevada City. 5 WIRE HANGING BASKETS, . WIRE FLOWER STANDS FOR SALE BY WM. EH. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office. MAIN STREET. Nevada City. SAPOLIO, For Cleaning and Polishing, FOR SALE BY W. H. CRAWFORD, a MAIN STREBT, . Nevada City. THE CELEBRATED LIGHTNING CROSS CUT SAWS, FOR SALE BY W. H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office, Main Street, NEVADA CITY. —~ Florence and other Sewing Machine Needles, FOR SALE BY WM. H. CRAWFORD, TOpposite the Express Odice, MAIN STREX ed ‘pea Wathington St. Bostcn, Msas, 85-7t “a Phere wea ON “WRON &STEEL, . ‘A. H.HAVELL, Piano,. Organ: and Singing, Brom.San Ffancisco,. yaa to-inform the inbab~; ‘ ;tants-of : NEVADA ITY AND GRASS VALLEY, And. currounding districts, apt he = FIRST CLASS MUSIC STORE, —Om. . , ef & ’ Next door to the Post Office, With:a. Large Stock From the justly celebrated Hastern Hous. es of HALLET & DAVIS; VOSS, CHICKER.: ING, and EMERSON. Also, psi UPRIGHT RIANOS, By GHAPPELL, BORD and BUCHER: By WO6D; of Béston, ALEXANDRE and other mak ere. tat Violins, Guitarsy. Goncertinai, English and German, . Flageofets, Organ Accordéona, Flutes, Harmonettes, Melaphodes. 89" Strings of all kinds.and of the berti quality. . , SHERT MUSIC) — The largest stock outside of San Francisco all getected by the Professur with the greats.’ est oare. EDUCATIONAL WORKS, KOR SCHOOLS. Pianos, Organe.nd all other. kinds of a Instruments. Tuned. and Re. paired. Professor Havell is ready.to give instruc. tions on the Piano, Organ, and in Vocal ° Culture. He will visit GraesValley on Mondays and Thursdays, A. H. H. isaiso open to treat for an otganists situation, or Conductor of a Chora) Society. N.B. .First class references, ' Coumtry orders punctually attended to. im all cases 0,0. DL per Wells, Fargo’® Oo. SPECIAL MOTICE. Gn TO THE TRADE! ’ The-Mission.and. Pacifie Woolen. : Milla, Depot, Nog. 527 &:62RMarket 5c SAN FRANOISCO, CAL. Offer to the trade a large and well selected.assortment of WOOLEN GOODS, enor te oo on ats mille, ° consist Blankets of eve r Horse Blankets and buggy robes;: oneel and Sluice Blanketings, various widths and qualities; Cloths, and. , age. oii Goods in our line manufactured “to ouder”’at short notice, and atthe lowest . Pripe lists sent on application. Miixeion and Pacific Woolen Millis. Depot, 617 and 619 Market Street, ad San Frawomoo, Can. . STATE FAM FOR 1672, A” SA@RAMENTO, COMMENCING On. Tharsday...the 19th,. On Friday, the 27th September. $40,000 to be Distributed tm Cash Premiums, Exhibition to be divided into. seven de. ments, and the SOCIETY'S GOL . Als awarded to mest meritorious exhibition in ne de exe geet ‘ THE LARG STOCK SHOW ever baci GRAMME ever offered in the Union. The First Annual Exhibition of the Cali. fomia Wine Growers’ t be heldat the same time and i. A GRAND PLOWING will coms off on bt sg) : F & GRA > REGATTA on! the river, im w or 10 boats participate. 4 eee sale of bred Btock at the each day of the Fair. The Central Pacific tallroads and steamers will ali to sxx) . from the Fair free of wt booty : Wells, Fargo & Co.'s will deliver all packages free not over twenty pounds. < Applications for Stalis at the Park exe ire at he neriien. Meamld De. meds, OBERT BECK, Recording at once, rama tid Bingle Admission te cents. C. F: REED, President. Secretary. _. Rorenr Bxck, aT BROAD STREET. NEVADA CITY, . of Pianos, ttorney and Counselor at Law A over tircen wald’r Cigar ‘tor * 2 % 4

AMPK Jars for $2 25 per dozen, and rie Daily, Transcript . ) yevADA CITY, CAL. L00AL AFFAIRS. ~ bedth of Henry 8 Hradiey, Jr. We briefly mentidned the death of Henry, son of H. S, Bradley, in the uxscrret of yesterday. The chi ved five years wie sick about two bays, and suffered much pdin it beng evident that he had sustained me severe injury. A Chinaman, ployed by one of the neighbors, vatd the child screaming and sdiw im with his hands clasped over the pdomen and near a cow, which the ninaman thought had kicked him. He went into the -house crying ahd mplained of pains but did not. tell ny cause. Wednesday evening Drs, Hunt and Welch were called and very thing done for the child, but hortification soon set im, and after wo days of agony he died. The aneral will take place this afternoon t4 o'clock, frons the residence of he parents, Who have the sympathy { many friends in their bereavement, tthe time of the death of his child, fr. Bradley was absent in El Dorado 0. a _ Bkevities. The bankixig hotise on Broad street, hen repairs are eompteted, will be ne of the finest establishmSnats in ho county. The handsome plate ass doors with walnut frames, the go plate window lights gives the tilding a very h»pdsome appearProf. A. H. Havell has a splendid t of Musical Instruments of all nds, and ® very extensive assortent of musi¢ at his new store on toad street, adjoining the . Post fice. Everyone should go and see ssplendid stock. We is also preared to. give instructions in vocal nd instrumental music. We understand arrangements will. etmhade in a day or two for the orpnization.of a Grant and Wilson ub, in this city. It is time to comence work now and we hope our pmmittee men will not delay longer. The Spotied Tax. We publish to day a communicabi from John Pattison, Deputy punty Clerk, in which he-shows the bpossibility under the revenue law, collecting the ‘‘spotted’’ or Special strict Schuol tax. The communition should be carefully read by ose interested’ in the matter. The torney-General has recently given h opinion thatthe tax must be levied nt he gives no reasons upon which @ bases his conclusion, If levied, seems to us that its collection is mpossib:e for the reasons assigned a the communication. Sign the Roll. All members of the Light Guard ho have nut signed the muster roll ince the 8th inst., should call on W. ’. Evans, at Wells, Fargo’s immelately, as the roll must be returned py the 15th inst. Those who do not ign will not be entitled to the exuptiong, mor the exempt certificates the end of the seven years service. few members who attended the . mde on Monday night have not ot signed. ° leg Broken, Yesterday Robert Cryer, while enged im building @ pigeon house at mes Valley fell and broke his leg. Re moval, Rosenberg Bros. were busily enged yesterday in removing their mge stock of staple and fancy dry pals to their store on Broad street, ely used aa the Post Office, which ey have purchased and are fitting up fine style. One of the firm is now San isco purchasing a large ditional stock, and it id the intenPn of the Rosenberg Bros. to keep Most extensive and fashionable 800ds store in the mountains. Dg Ho rent to pay, they can afito, and will sell all goods in line cheaper than can be pur“¢ any where else in Nevada uty. Call and see them. The ner Post Office building, Broad ee het otter & Sigourney sells Mason's “ery and Glass ware lower than house in Neveds county. al-tf Fruit. Jars, ete. ax for sale by W. H. Crawford, Hardware stere, opposite the. UbiceMi} as men Saitama adnan Avoid the Perils of the Senson. Autumn, although the mvst radiant portion of the American year, havits drawbacks The heavy evening dews and morning vapors and the greut disparity in temperature between the night and day, give rise to many painful disturbances of the bowels, such as ". célic, chclera morbus, diarrhoea and dysentery. The digestive organs are also unfaVorably affected by he change of seasonand dyspeptics generally suffer most severe, ly during the fall. Derangements of ‘the liver are likewise common, and. miasmatic fevers prevail in newly settled districts and low-lying and niarshy localitiés. These unpleasant contingencies of the season are not, however, unavoidable, By strengthening, tonihg and in-igorating the system with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitterseven the most delicate may escape them. At tlie expiration of sumnier all the bodily powers are in a somewhat exhausted state. They require . the wholesome stimulation which this genial vegetable invigorant supplies. Uhder its renovating influence the nervous energy. . which the wilting heat of July and August had kept in obeyance or partially extin. guished, crops out afresh; the flaccid muscles reeover their elasticity; the appetite takes a sharper edge; the processesof digestion and assimilation become more rapid and perfcct; the spirite rise, and the whole organization acquires its maximum Of activity and resistant power. Even persons of comparatively feeble constitutions, whem thus fortified against the perils of the season, will have little cause tofear a vinitation fom any of the disorders to which we have referred. Asa protection against miasmatic fevers and allepidemics engendered by malaria Hostetter’s Bitters may be justly pronounced not only unrivaled but unapproached. Look well to the labeland trade mark, as there are many counterfeits and. imitatiens in the market. d a10yaq 1948 O19 ULY} SaINyva,T [PAON PUY MON SLOT PEWS STA WVS 8 GSE RAPRR ESD vinsTsovetd SuaHLOUG MITINOD i VINBWMOMIIVvO Of LIS Leu "qS8OD STU} 0} SIOWIOJI0g MON IV “suIDUNOP oy} JO 4419 Woend,, 04} JO SMacHIO 8G} 0} paytesar ‘S85 YIM pozysry quey, JewUOW. SUL ‘SHINOd CNV SHSHOH GIGNAIdSs ‘gque0 OG sreeA GIOPUN USIPTTGO “I$ UOSTUIPY “Wd L Pue Gye uedg “NIyT requioydeg “AyD epeAacN IV "PWUTWON sIy} UO UMOTD ;seq C4} eq 03 PeSpe;MouRoe’ &] NITHNOD WALAd 3 ‘INO AVG GNO Wo. TLLVOTIOSHOD AR PBS KIEGE SNOSHCOY Tz» OW PE BAAS A. A. SMITH, AND NOTARY PUBLIC, NORTH BLOOMFIELD. st £m fy Hi binas of legal doraments drawn up ; ae promptly attended to mt MB ged eee PRATT’S' ABOLITION OIL. erence HE PEOPLE'S NEVER FAILING , KEMEDY FOR : RHEUMATISM, ALGIA,. Gout, Paralysis; Lame Back, Sprains, Bruises, Stiff Joirits Contracted Cords and Muscles, ‘Pain in the Breast, » Pleurisy, Sore Throat, Diptheria, Colic, Cramps, Cholera Morbas, Diarrhea, Head Ache, Toothache, Ear ache, And all external and interna} Pains and Aches, PRATT’S ABOLITION OIL. THK POOR MAN’S FRIEND. Every Bottle its own Testimonial. Price—Smaii,; 60 cts; Large, $1. ‘FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, ELOOD! BLOOD!BLOOD! THE RIVER OF LIFE! “Purify it wittt PRATT'S NEW LIFE. The Great'Vegetable [BLOOD PURIFIER AND LIVER EN. sVIGORATOR, CURES Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Tetter, Biotches, Boils; Pimpites. Sore Eyes, Shin Diseases. e €URES Chronic and Inflamatory Rheumatism, when every other remedy fails. ERADICATES Syphilitic tint -and all hereditary dis orders of the Blood from the, System, CURES PILES AND DYSPEPSIA.} . Stimulates the Liver and Kidneys to healthy action; keeps the Bowels as regular as clockwork and fortifies the whole system ‘against disease in any form. —o PRATT’S NEW LIFE. Price $1. For sale by all Druggists. A. McBOYLE & CO.,. Druggists and Chemists, ‘Sam Francisee.agi Sole Proprietors. THE OLDEST AND THE BEST. DR. HUFELAND’s } These Bitters have been in the Jan Francisca Market for ever wenty as and notwith@ many new candi‘lates for public favor, the sales ve constantly increased. TAYLOR & BENDEL, ole Agents, 400 and 411 Clay 8t., Francisco m29 B. H. MILLER, . iihevadie: Cig : GENT’S CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, &e ke. Nevada, Aug. 4th. Notice to Creditors. THE MATTER OF THE ZSTATZ OF ven ie neers, £ the” ease of A Lindsey, deceased, to the creditors of, and # all MoM“ sot re Detter tan an 2 sample particulass, Address J. LATHAM & CO., ioubisinsddnasnieesicuntaualaictehadentialiasstionhaeadioeteaeeteaaeee ee Important eee ews PECDLE OF NEVADA COUNTY CLOTHING ? CLOTHING! ane,

. ~OF@ Clothing. WILL BE SOLD ADy Reauced Prices ! ~BY . ! NATHAN & CASPER, N onder to make room for the Fall) Trade and to give everybudy a chance to Wear a Fine Suit of Clothes _on all occasions ! They have Reduced the _ Prices of Clothing ! AS FOLLOWS : $25 00 Fine French Cassimers Suits for $20. $20 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $15. on. $15 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $13. $12 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $10. $9 00 French Cassimere Pants $8 00 French Cassimere Pants $7. =$6 50 French Cassimere Pants $4.50. _ $4 50 French Cassimere Pants $4 j we $1 Duck Pants 75 cents. $1 best Overalls 75-cents. 7 . 2nd quality Overalls, 50 cts. . $2 50 best California Gray, ex* tra_Gov. Oversnirts. $2.12. dium Overshists, $1 87. $2 Fine Cashmere Undershirts for $1 50. $1 75 Fine White Merino Un‘dershirts $1 50. ean $1 50 Fime White Merino Un dershirts $1 25. Also, some‘for $1 and as lew as 75!cents. Socks $1 per dozen. . A LARGO. VARIETY O BOYS’ CLOTHING : Will be sold at an Immense Reduction ! BJGTS, SHOES, ‘HATS, And everything else that ig usually found in a first class Clothing Store which will be sold ata GREAT REDUCTION Call and see “HOW ‘TIS YOURSELF.” Nathan & Casper: ‘Corner Of 1w. $2 25 best Calfornia gray,me-. Pive & Commereial Streets,s . , . COLUMN. For Sale by Wi I. CRAWFORD; Opposite the Express Office, . MAIN STREET:. @ "Nevada City. . Stoves: andi Tiaware 7 . + GLASSWARE, For sale by W. H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office, ~ MAIN. STREET, . Nevada City, ’ DUPONT BLASTING POWDER, wie sale by W. Hi. CRAWFORD Opposite the Express Office, MAIN STREET, Nevada, City. SHOT, WADS AND GAPS, FOR SALE BY W. H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the ieiniac Office, MAIN STREET, Nevada City. GIANT POWDER. Giant Powder Cans. $ Buse, FOR SALE BY WM. H. CRAWPORD Opposite the Express Office, MAIN STREET, Nevada City. 5 WIRE HANGING BASKETS, . WIRE FLOWER STANDS FOR SALE BY WM. EH. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office. MAIN STREET. Nevada City. SAPOLIO, For Cleaning and Polishing, FOR SALE BY W. H. CRAWFORD, a MAIN STREBT, . Nevada City. THE CELEBRATED LIGHTNING CROSS CUT SAWS, FOR SALE BY W. H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office, Main Street, NEVADA CITY. —~ Florence and other Sewing Machine Needles, FOR SALE BY WM. H. CRAWFORD, TOpposite the Express Odice, MAIN STREX ed ‘pea Wathington St. Bostcn, Msas, 85-7t “a Phere wea ON “WRON &STEEL, . ‘A. H.HAVELL, Piano,. Organ: and Singing, Brom.San Ffancisco,. yaa to-inform the inbab~; ‘ ;tants-of : NEVADA ITY AND GRASS VALLEY, And. currounding districts, apt he = FIRST CLASS MUSIC STORE, —Om. . , ef & ’ Next door to the Post Office, With:a. Large Stock From the justly celebrated Hastern Hous. es of HALLET & DAVIS; VOSS, CHICKER.: ING, and EMERSON. Also, psi UPRIGHT RIANOS, By GHAPPELL, BORD and BUCHER: By WO6D; of Béston, ALEXANDRE and other mak ere. tat Violins, Guitarsy. Goncertinai, English and German, . Flageofets, Organ Accordéona, Flutes, Harmonettes, Melaphodes. 89" Strings of all kinds.and of the berti quality. . , SHERT MUSIC) — The largest stock outside of San Francisco all getected by the Professur with the greats.’ est oare. EDUCATIONAL WORKS, KOR SCHOOLS. Pianos, Organe.nd all other. kinds of a Instruments. Tuned. and Re. paired. Professor Havell is ready.to give instruc. tions on the Piano, Organ, and in Vocal ° Culture. He will visit GraesValley on Mondays and Thursdays, A. H. H. isaiso open to treat for an otganists situation, or Conductor of a Chora) Society. N.B. .First class references, ' Coumtry orders punctually attended to. im all cases 0,0. DL per Wells, Fargo’® Oo. SPECIAL MOTICE. Gn TO THE TRADE! ’ The-Mission.and. Pacifie Woolen. : Milla, Depot, Nog. 527 &:62RMarket 5c SAN FRANOISCO, CAL. Offer to the trade a large and well selected.assortment of WOOLEN GOODS, enor te oo on ats mille, ° consist Blankets of eve r Horse Blankets and buggy robes;: oneel and Sluice Blanketings, various widths and qualities; Cloths, and. , age. oii Goods in our line manufactured “to ouder”’at short notice, and atthe lowest . Pripe lists sent on application. Miixeion and Pacific Woolen Millis. Depot, 617 and 619 Market Street, ad San Frawomoo, Can. . STATE FAM FOR 1672, A” SA@RAMENTO, COMMENCING On. Tharsday.....the 19th,. On Friday, the 27th September. $40,000 to be Distributed tm Cash Premiums, Exhibition to be divided into. seven de. ments, and the SOCIETY'S GOL . Als awarded to mest meritorious exhibition in ne de exe geet ‘ THE LARG STOCK SHOW ever baci GRAMME ever offered in the Union. The First Annual Exhibition of the Cali. fomia Wine Growers’ t be heldat the same time and i. A GRAND PLOWING will coms off on bt sg) : F & GRA > REGATTA on! the river, im w or 10 boats participate. 4 eee sale of bred Btock at the each day of the Fair. The Central Pacific tallroads and steamers will ali to sxx) . from the Fair free of wt booty : Wells, Fargo & Co.'s will deliver all packages free not over twenty pounds. < Applications for Stalis at the Park exe ire at he neriien. Meamld De. meds, OBERT BECK, Recording at once, rama tid Bingle Admission te cents. C. F: REED, President. Secretary. _. Rorenr Bxck, aT BROAD STREET. NEVADA CITY, . of Pianos, ttorney and Counselor at Law A over tircen wald’r Cigar ‘tor * 2 % 4