September 29, 1872 (4 pages)

K OP S, &e, M & BRO. to Pine Streets € public thgts Dusimess cf Bs cep a ASS Store ined direct. fra or cash sell Goods ny other. > City. rocks of Goods 1. soon haves 8 F Furnishing ight here. are nufactories ny parchas os . public to call 2 ¢ « permanent bas ck fully eal ® t and of, thew a strike “itt ‘the Empire. Bie Daily Transcript) NEVADA O8TY, CAL.) LOCAL AFFAIRS. Brevities. On referting to our advertising columns it will be seen that Professor Havell, a gentleman who has recently settled amongst us, purposes giving a musical entertainment on Wedesday evening next. The programme—of songs and synopsis of lecture promises 1 it to be ani: interésting affair. His reputation as a composer and voealist stood: high in San ‘Francisco, and we are told. that he has already made many friends. here, especially amongst the. musical, portion of our-commanity.‘ We hope that on his first appearance he will “be greeted by a erowded honse. ” Mrs, C, M. Churchill, an eloquent advocate of woman’s suffrage,isin this city. “She will remain a few days and canvass for ¢ubscriptions to some books ‘she has, and may em: lecture betoreleaving town. Ve publish to-day. an item from the’ . see Valley Union in regard to the We understand that the clean up yesterday » demonstrated that the. mineis even ‘ ticher than the versie? returns indicated, Col. Potter sie trou i the State Fair several days’ ago. We intérviewed him and ascertained: it’ cost hin), $3 per-night;for sleeping ‘On a ~bed twenty inches wide, in: a seven by nine room,’ and we concluded that there was.not.room enough for us at the State Fair. Rev. Mr. Peck, who was at Grass Valley last year, is the Presiding Elder of this District and:‘Mr. ‘Newton takes the charge at Grass Valley. 1. oie -. . Rell of Honor. The following pupils are on the . Roll of Honorin the Oakland School for the month of September, Miss O, E. Miller, teacher; Kitty Crésman, Ada Stilwell, Ola Gillespie, Mary . Kendrick, Levy Burnell, Sallie Barr, Henry Bovier, Frank Barr, Harry Lynd, Freddie Gillespie,Josie Thomag, Johnnie O’ Donnell, Nora Barnes, ' Mary O'Donnell, Angusta)Wentworth, Ella McLean, Sarah O’Donnell, Myra, Burnell, Jacob. Riebold, Bessie Gillespie, Katie O’ Donnell, Lizzie Riebold. ve Good Shooting. B. A. Van Slyke, of Indian Springs, killed eighty-four quail-on Friday, without.a dog. In sevenday’s hunting he bagged 350 birds, and last year he killed in all 2,500 quails. ‘This season he thinks he will be able to market about 3,000. Van Slyke is one of the best shots in the State, and we will .ventyre to say that he can kill more. quail in a given time than any man’ who can be pitted against him, New Clothing Firm. , S.J. Aschheim & Bro. have pnrchased the old stand of Banner Bros. in this city, and propose to keep a irst class clothing store, as*will be seen by notice in to-day’s paper. They are thoroughly familiar with the business, and propose.to. keepa superior stock on hand for the demand of thémarket. The gdods will be purchased in New York for cash, and have all the advantages in market. They have now on the way a large assortment of clothing, furnishing goods, etc., which will arrive in aweek or ten days. The new firm propose to make a ‘pefmanent business, andthey assurethe public of fair dealing. Those who desire anything in the clothing line should call on, Aschheim & Bro., at Banner’s old Stand, corner . of Broad and Pine “street, c Nevada Restaurant. Alex Gault gives noti¢e that he has again commenced the’ bakery business at his old stand, and is prepared to supply citizens with bread, cakes, pies, ete., at the counter or at their residences. Alex. is.an excellent baker, understands his business, and isas neat in his work as can be. His old friends and the bread eating public should give him u call. Good Nomination. The Republicans of the State of Nevada have nominated Chas. A.V. Putnam, formerly of ‘this city, for the office ot State'Printer. It was.a nomination fit to. be made. Mr. Petnain isn Ast. ela print: 86 ‘We beats he sal Bo “lected. by: 6 Tee ache . Mr! Casper, of the firm of “cig . e ai » to lay in a mammoth — stock of Fall and Winter clothing, for adults and youngsters. He asks p ‘the people of Nevada county to Wait a few days till the new stock arrives, when he will sell them beautiful and substantial ais 38 than they can be, bought anywhere in. one Mey, 7? Rosenberg Brothers, Have moved their immense stock of dry goods to their new store on Broad street: tf se f: Fruit Jars, ete. Fruit Jars; Fruit Cans, and: Seal ing Wax-for saleby W. H. Crawford, at the Hardware store, opposite the: ‘Express office, re Half Alive, half alive. Yet there are thousands whose habitual condition is one of languor and debility. ’ They complain of no specific dis-: eases; they. suffer no positve pain, but they have no relish for anything which affords mental OY sestious pleasure to their more robust pnd energetic fellow beings. . In nine cages out of ten this.stateof alike ach, Indigestion destroys the energy of both mind and.body. When the. waste of ‘mates is not-supplied by a due and regular assimulation of the food, every organ is . “starved, every function interrupted, Now, what does common sense’ suggest The system needs rousing and_, strengthening; not merely'for an hour or two, to sink . afterwards into a more pitible condition thanever (as itassuredly would do if an . ordinary alcohvlic stimulant were resorted to) ,but radically and permanently. Plished?. The answer to this question, founded ori the unvatying experience ofa quarter ofa century, is easily givem. Tn@ course of’ Hostetter’s Stomach Bittérs. Do not waste timein admistering temporary remedies, but wake the system up by reYaperating the foiintain-head of physiéal strength and energy, the great _organ upon which all theother organs depemgpfor-their nature and support. By the time that a dozen deses or the great vegetable tonic and invigorant have been Ptaken, the feeble frame of'the dyspeptic will’ begin to feel its benign influence. Appetite will be created, and with appetite the capacity to digest what it craves. Preserve until cure is complete-—until healthful blood, fit to be the material of fiesh and muscle, bone nerve and brain, flows through the channels of circulation, instead of the watery pebulum with which they have here tofore been imperfectly ‘nourished. >: EDQUARY & COBB, 504 Kearney Street, best general photographic work was awarfor 1871, All work guaranteed.-L.P. FISHER, . ADVERTISING AGENT Rooms 20 and 21, MERCHANTS? EXCHANGE, SAN FRANOISCO. . OLICITS advertisements and subscriptions for the Nevapa Daity TRANsckIPT, and for papers published in Culifornia, Nevads; Washington, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Colorado, Arizona, and adjacent Territories; Sandwich Islands, the British’ Possessions, Mexican ty . Nicaragua, Panama, Valparaiso, Japan Colonies; the Atlantic States and Europe. P) ’ 5 ; > Adve Has created many a new business: Has enlarged many an old business; Has revived many a dull business; Has rescued many a lost business; Has saved many a failing business; Has preserved many & large business; And insures suncene in any business, GIRARD’S . —Stephen Girard used to say in his old age:“‘Ihave always oc msidered advertising liberally and long to be the great medium of success in business, and the prelude to wealth. And I have made it an invariable rule to advertise in the dullest times as well as the busiest, ___ Advertise your Business. Keep your Name before the Pablie. Judicious Advertising will In If Business is Brisk, Advertise. If Business is Dull, Advertise. AUCTION SALE. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, at iny Ranch, Jt2o the ‘Milk Ranch,” berween Grass Valley and Nevada, on Wednesday, Oct, 2nd, & Casper, left this morning for’San . . al-ti . Itis a sadthing to pasy through life only i tude and ‘torpor arises from a morbid stom‘ under ‘these circumstances of depression, How is this desirable object.to be accom. fuse new vigor into the digestive organs byFOR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS, goto San Francisco, as the First Premium for ded them at the Mechanics’ Institute Fair China; ‘New Zealand and the Australian « Tint mores» NEVER Tasteeel “REEUMATISM, “NEURALGIA, Gout, Partlysis, Late Back, Sprains, Bruises, Stiff Joints Conwit Pain in the Breast, — Pleurisy, s Sore Threat, ;' Diptherta, Cotte, Cramps, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhoea, Head Ache, Toothache, Ear ache, . And all external and internal Pains “ana Aches, pRaTT's ABOLIT ON. OlL. THE POOR MAN’S FRIEND. Every Bottle its own Testimonial. Prtee—Smaltl, 60 cts; Large,$1. {TOR GALE BY'ALL DRUGGISTS.""" ———— THE RIVER OF LIFE! ~ Purify it with PRATT'S NEW LIFE 2 The Great Vegetable" as {BLOOD PURIFIER AND LIVER ™ VIGORATOR. »« OURES Scrofula, Salt Rheam, Tetter, Blotches, Boils, Pimples, Sore,Eyes, Skin Diseases, CURES Chronic and Inflamatory Rheumatisin, ‘cwhenvevery other remedy r . fails, ERADICATES Syphilitie taint ‘anid all hereditary dis. orders of the Biood from the System, CURES PILES AND. DYSPEPSIA, Stimulates the Liverand Kidneys to healthy action; keeps the Bowelsas regular as clockwork and fortifies the whole system against dis. ease in any form, PRATT'S NEW LIFE. Price $1. For sale by all Druggists. A. McBOYLE &.CO., Druggists and Chemists, San Francisco. agl Sole Proprietors. DR. HUFELAND’S CELEBRATED SWISS STOMACH BITTERS, FENBE first an the most ever in uced in th thfal Tonic Jnited States. r These Bitters have been in the ‘Francisco Market for ever mty years, and notwithstanding. the many new candidates for public fayor, the sales ave constantly increased. TAYLOR & BENDEL, Sole Agents, 409 and 411 Clay St., San Francisco. m29 B, H. MILLER, (Nevada City] a GENT'S CLOTHING, Furnishing Goods, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, long experience having taught me that ’ money thus spent is well laid out, as by &e. &e: continually keeping my business before. the public it has secured many sales that I otherwise would have lost.” Nevada, Aug. 4th. a DR. EDWIN DOBRENZ, {German . Physician, Surgeon, Oculist, ete., etc. EGULAR GRADUATE OF THE *Cptversities of Leipsi¢c and Wartburg. Also Pupil of the Celebrated Oculist, Dr. Traefe, at Berlin, Prussia. Late Chief Physician of the German Mu— Atlo A.M. 4 tual Beneve)eas of New York and 16 Choice Dairy Cows. 3 DRO BRENZ ha had‘ mmniy years 1 Yoke Working Oxen, 5 yearsold 4 experfence.in the best‘ i Yoke Working Steers, 3 yearsold, = and Hosp to cure ares 42 years old Heifers, with Calf. . J standing 4 Lo semper Bi ‘persons treated free of BLOOD! .B LCOD!IBLOOD!. , . arrive here in a few days. 4 4 WE'LL MAKE THINGS Wer sat by W. H. CRAWFORD, . ee ee HARDWARE, IRON & STEEL, Pe, 1 IN NEVADA! Ous Fall Goods WAIT FOR BARGAINS ! We intend to sell our Fall Goods CHEAP! CHEAP! Nathan & Casper, Gorner Of HAVE. ARRIVED “AT! SAN FRANCISCO and will) —s Stoves and. 1 Tinware CROCKERY) GLASSWARE, For sale by W. Hi CRAWFORD, i cage ge ox rast “MAIN ®BTREET, Nevada Oity. DUPONT BLASTING POWDER, For sale by W. . nieosabiaaaran: Opposite the Express Office, “MAIN STREET, Nevada City, — WADS AND CAPS, roR SALE BY W. 'H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office, MAIN STREET,. . Nevada City. “. \GIANT POWDER. Giant Powder Caps & Fuse, FOR SALE BY WM. H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office, MA N STREET, Nevada City. BEAUTIFUL WIRE HANGING BASKETS —AND— WIRE FLOWER STANDS FOR SALE BY’ WM. H. ORAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office, MAIN STREET. Nevada City. SAPOLIO, For Cleaning and Polishing, FOR SALE BY . W. H. CRAWFORD, Opp. Express Office, ~ MAIN STREET, Nevada City. LIGHTNING CROSS CUT SAWS, ,. FOR SALE BYW. H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office, Mam Street, NEVADA CITY. Florence and other Sewing’ Machine’ Needles, FOR SALE BY . WMH. CRAWFORD, me ari . age? . os nt were devade, Ol fam att rtbod 4 ny Gl dey 48 A “a olga ‘sat t ae s © am * — -_ Stel olde g ; ‘ ica Se A laqe wie we bn a ria oruRk, i yer < PREMED PROFESSOR or THE Piano, Organ and Singing, SS in “apie to inform the, inhal NEVADA CITY AND GRASS VALLEY, And Wurhoundihy districts, tliat he bes” 4 opened ‘ FIRS T CLASS MUSIC STORE, ed MAIN STREET. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY Nevada City, L Next doot to the Bost Oftice, a With a Large Stock of Pianos, From the justly celebrated Eastern Hous> ‘es of HALLET & DAVIS, VOSS, CHICKERIna, and EMERSON. Also, ge UPRIGHT PuNos,~ . By CHAPPELL, BORD and BUCHER. . " ORGANS, By WOOD, or Boston, ALEXANDRE, Paris, and other makers. . garg” Guitars, Coneertinas, . Eiiglish and German. Flageolets, Organ Accordeons, Flutes, :Harmonettes, Melaphodes. ee 1 Strinigs, éf alt kinds and of the best quality. “SHEET MUsIc 1 largest stock outside of San Francisco ail a selected by the Professor with the Grant est care. EDUCATIONAL V WORKS, FOR SCHOOLS. Pian gandall other kinds of M + Orgs an Tuned and Repaired. Professor ap i reafly to give instrnetions on the Pian , and in Vocal ‘Culture. He will” Visit Grass Valley on ares and ays. H. H. is aiso open to treat for an’ orstints Situation, or Conductor of a Choral iety. NB. First class references. . Cowntry orders punctually attended to. In all cases OC, O. D. per Wells, Fargo & Co. SPECIAL NOTICE. ee en (om ro me The Mission and Pacific Woolen Depot, Nos: 517 & 519 Market St. . SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Offer to the trade a large and well selected assortment of WOOLEN GOODs, * Manufactured attheit celebrated mills, consisting of Blankets of every description: Horse Blankets and and buggy robes; Horse and Sluice Blanketings, various widths and qualities; Cloths, Cas*imeres and ‘Tweeds of every ‘description: Gents’, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shawls in great variety: Opera and Fancy Flanreis; Shirting Flannels; Shifting F. is; Tweed, Cassimere and Flannel Shirts and Underwear, Watera and Bapsliante, various shades and en, ; t All-Wool ‘and Merino Underwear for men, women and children: ¥ adapted for the Pacific Goast. len Yara itt all Shades, by the package. ‘All Goods in our line manufactured **ti . order” at short notice; and at the lowes mark mend ee ts sent on application. Mission and Pacifi¢ Woolen Mills: Depot, 517 and 619 Market Street, adh Ban Francisco; Cau. Japanese Clensing Cream, ' © Bemeves Paint &c, from SILK & WOOLEN GOODS, With the least injury te the 8 colors or fabrio, ‘It has no offénsive odor. and €8) i Prepared only by E, M. PRESTON. bateae ONE BOTTLE -OF DIAMOND CEMENT Will mend $20 werth of Glass or Chiis Ware. Sold by PRESTON. ORRIS TOOTH POWDER Is the best Dentrifice, Try it. “. tg Hassell’s Tooth Ache Cure. at PRESTON’S DRUG STORE CANDIES ! CANDIES ! FRESH AND PURE —-AS-—— SPARKLING DEW! FANUFACTURED EVERY the best matetials by. CANTY & WAGNER. AVbolessle & Rétait Confectioners, No. 107 Montgomeey Street: Sam DAY, OF Francisco. 1 Riley t of aad oth Goods suitable for the “ HOLID 4) x y: And warranted to keepin all cliniated. aioe a pha Sept: 14th—2m-is

K OP S, &e, M & BRO. to Pine Streets € public thgts Dusimess cf Bs cep a ASS Store ined direct. fra or cash sell Goods ny other. > City. rocks of Goods 1. soon haves 8 F Furnishing ight here. are nufactories ny parchas os . public to call 2 ¢ « permanent bas ck fully eal ® t and of, thew a strike “itt ‘the Empire. Bie Daily Transcript) NEVADA O8TY, CAL.) LOCAL AFFAIRS. Brevities. On referting to our advertising columns it will be seen that Professor Havell, a gentleman who has recently settled amongst us, purposes giving a musical entertainment on Wedesday evening next. The programme—of songs and synopsis of lecture promises 1 it to be ani: interésting affair. His reputation as a composer and voealist stood: high in San ‘Francisco, and we are told. that he has already made many friends. here, especially amongst the. musical, portion of our-commanity.‘ We hope that on his first appearance he will “be greeted by a erowded honse. ” Mrs, C, M. Churchill, an eloquent advocate of woman’s suffrage,isin this city. “She will remain a few days and canvass for ¢ubscriptions to some books ‘she has, and may em: lecture betoreleaving town. Ve publish to-day. an item from the’ . see Valley Union in regard to the We understand that the clean up yesterday » demonstrated that the. mineis even ‘ ticher than the versie? returns indicated, Col. Potter sie trou i the State Fair several days’ ago. We intérviewed him and ascertained: it’ cost hin), $3 per-night;for sleeping ‘On a ~bed twenty inches wide, in: a seven by nine room,’ and we concluded that there was.not.room enough for us at the State Fair. Rev. Mr. Peck, who was at Grass Valley last year, is the Presiding Elder of this District and:‘Mr. ‘Newton takes the charge at Grass Valley. 1. oie -. . Rell of Honor. The following pupils are on the . Roll of Honorin the Oakland School for the month of September, Miss O, E. Miller, teacher; Kitty Crésman, Ada Stilwell, Ola Gillespie, Mary . Kendrick, Levy Burnell, Sallie Barr, Henry Bovier, Frank Barr, Harry Lynd, Freddie Gillespie,Josie Thomag, Johnnie O’ Donnell, Nora Barnes, ' Mary O'Donnell, Angusta)Wentworth, Ella McLean, Sarah O’Donnell, Myra, Burnell, Jacob. Riebold, Bessie Gillespie, Katie O’ Donnell, Lizzie Riebold. ve Good Shooting. B. A. Van Slyke, of Indian Springs, killed eighty-four quail-on Friday, without.a dog. In sevenday’s hunting he bagged 350 birds, and last year he killed in all 2,500 quails. ‘This season he thinks he will be able to market about 3,000. Van Slyke is one of the best shots in the State, and we will .ventyre to say that he can kill more. quail in a given time than any man’ who can be pitted against him, New Clothing Firm. , S.J. Aschheim & Bro. have pnrchased the old stand of Banner Bros. in this city, and propose to keep a irst class clothing store, as*will be seen by notice in to-day’s paper. They are thoroughly familiar with the business, and propose.to. keepa superior stock on hand for the demand of thémarket. The gdods will be purchased in New York for cash, and have all the advantages in market. They have now on the way a large assortment of clothing, furnishing goods, etc., which will arrive in aweek or ten days. The new firm propose to make a ‘pefmanent business, andthey assurethe public of fair dealing.. Those who desire anything in the clothing line should call on, Aschheim & Bro., at Banner’s old Stand, corner . of Broad and Pine “street, c Nevada Restaurant. Alex Gault gives noti¢e that he has again commenced the’ bakery business at his old stand, and is prepared to supply citizens with bread, cakes, pies, ete., at the counter or at their residences. Alex. is.an excellent baker, understands his business, and isas neat in his work as can be. His old friends and the bread eating public should give him u call. Good Nomination. The Republicans of the State of Nevada have nominated Chas. A.V. Putnam, formerly of ‘this city, for the office ot State'Printer. It was.a nomination fit to. be made.. Mr. Petnain isn Ast. ela print: 86 ‘We beats he sal Bo “lected. by: 6 Tee ache . Mr! Casper, of the firm of “cig . e ai » to lay in a mammoth — stock of Fall and Winter clothing, for adults and youngsters. He asks p ‘the people of Nevada county to Wait a few days till the new stock arrives, when he will sell them beautiful and substantial ais 38 than they can be, bought anywhere in. one Mey, 7? Rosenberg Brothers, Have moved their immense stock of dry goods to their new store on Broad street: tf se f: Fruit Jars, ete. Fruit Jars; Fruit Cans, and: Seal ing Wax-for saleby W. H. Crawford, at the Hardware store, opposite the: ‘Express office, re Half Alive, half alive. Yet there are thousands whose habitual condition is one of languor and debility. ’ They complain of no specific dis-: eases; they. suffer no positve pain, but they have no relish for anything which affords mental OY sestious pleasure to their more robust pnd energetic fellow beings. . In nine cages out of ten this.stateof alike ach, Indigestion destroys the energy of both mind and.body. When the. waste of ‘mates is not-supplied by a due and regular assimulation of the food, every organ is . “starved, every function interrupted, Now, what does common sense’ suggest The system needs rousing and_, strengthening; not merely'for an hour or two, to sink . afterwards into a more pitible condition thanever (as itassuredly would do if an . ordinary alcohvlic stimulant were resorted to) ,but radically and permanently. Plished?. The answer to this question, founded ori the unvatying experience ofa quarter ofa century, is easily givem. Tn@ course of’ Hostetter’s Stomach Bittérs. Do not waste timein admistering temporary remedies, but wake the system up by reYaperating the foiintain-head of physiéal strength and energy, the great _organ upon which all theother organs depemgpfor-their nature and support. By the time that a dozen deses or the great vegetable tonic and invigorant have been Ptaken, the feeble frame of'the dyspeptic will’ begin to feel its benign influence. Appetite will be created, and with appetite the capacity to digest what it craves. Preserve until cure is complete-—until healthful blood, fit to be the material of fiesh and muscle, bone nerve and brain, flows through the channels of circulation, instead of the watery pebulum with which they have here tofore been imperfectly ‘nourished. >: EDQUARY & COBB, 504 Kearney Street, best general photographic work was awarfor 1871, All work guaranteed.-L.P. FISHER, . ADVERTISING AGENT Rooms 20 and 21, MERCHANTS? EXCHANGE, SAN FRANOISCO. . OLICITS advertisements and subscriptions for the Nevapa Daity TRANsckIPT, and for papers published in Culifornia, Nevads; Washington, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Colorado, Arizona, and adjacent Territories; Sandwich Islands, the British’ Possessions, Mexican ty . Nicaragua, Panama, Valparaiso, Japan Colonies; the Atlantic States and Europe. P) ’ 5 ; > Adve Has created many a new business: Has enlarged many an old business; Has revived many a dull business; Has rescued many a lost business; Has saved many a failing business; Has preserved many & large business; And insures suncene in any business, GIRARD’S . —Stephen Girard used to say in his old age:“‘Ihave always oc msidered advertising liberally and long to be the great medium of success in business, and the prelude to wealth. And I have made it an invariable rule to advertise in the dullest times as well as the busiest, ___ Advertise your Business. Keep your Name before the Pablie. Judicious Advertising will In If Business is Brisk, Advertise. If Business is Dull, Advertise. AUCTION SALE. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, at iny Ranch, Jt2o the ‘Milk Ranch,” berween Grass Valley and Nevada, on Wednesday, Oct, 2nd, & Casper, left this morning for’San . . al-ti . Itis a sadthing to pasy through life only i tude and ‘torpor arises from a morbid stom‘ under ‘these circumstances of depression, How is this desirable object.to be accom. fuse new vigor into the digestive organs byFOR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS, goto San Francisco, as the First Premium for ded them at the Mechanics’ Institute Fair China; ‘New Zealand and the Australian « Tint mores» NEVER Tasteeel “REEUMATISM, “NEURALGIA, Gout, Partlysis, Late Back, Sprains, Bruises, Stiff Joints Conwit Pain in the Breast, — Pleurisy, s Sore Threat, ;' Diptherta, Cotte, Cramps, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhoea, Head Ache, Toothache, Ear ache, . And all external and internal Pains “ana Aches, pRaTT's ABOLIT ON. OlL. THE POOR MAN’S FRIEND. Every Bottle its own Testimonial. Prtee—Smaltl, 60 cts; Large,$1. {TOR GALE BY'ALL DRUGGISTS.""" ———— THE RIVER OF LIFE! ~ Purify it with PRATT'S NEW LIFE 2 The Great Vegetable" as {BLOOD PURIFIER AND LIVER ™

VIGORATOR. »« OURES Scrofula, Salt Rheam, Tetter, Blotches, Boils, Pimples, Sore,Eyes, Skin Diseases, CURES Chronic and Inflamatory Rheumatisin, ‘cwhenvevery other remedy r . fails, ERADICATES Syphilitie taint ‘anid all hereditary dis. orders of the Biood from the System, CURES PILES AND. DYSPEPSIA, Stimulates the Liverand Kidneys to healthy action; keeps the Bowelsas regular as clockwork and fortifies the whole system against dis. ease in any form, PRATT'S NEW LIFE. Price $1. For sale by all Druggists. A. McBOYLE &.CO., Druggists and Chemists, San Francisco. agl Sole Proprietors. DR. HUFELAND’S CELEBRATED SWISS STOMACH BITTERS, FENBE first an the most ever in uced in th thfal Tonic Jnited States. r These Bitters have been in the ‘Francisco Market for ever mty years, and notwithstanding. the many new candidates for public fayor, the sales ave constantly increased. TAYLOR & BENDEL, Sole Agents, 409 and 411 Clay St., San Francisco. m29 B, H. MILLER, (Nevada City] a GENT'S CLOTHING, Furnishing Goods, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, long experience having taught me that ’ money thus spent is well laid out, as by &e. &e: continually keeping my business before. the public it has secured many sales that I otherwise would have lost.” Nevada, Aug. 4th. a DR. EDWIN DOBRENZ, {German . Physician, Surgeon, Oculist, ete., etc. EGULAR GRADUATE OF THE *Cptversities of Leipsi¢c and Wartburg. Also Pupil of the Celebrated Oculist, Dr. Traefe, at Berlin, Prussia. Late Chief Physician of the German Mu— Atlo A.M. 4 tual Beneve)eas of New York and 16 Choice Dairy Cows. 3 DRO BRENZ ha had‘ mmniy years 1 Yoke Working Oxen, 5 yearsold 4 experfence.in the best‘ i Yoke Working Steers, 3 yearsold, = and Hosp to cure ares 42 years old Heifers, with Calf. . J standing 4 Lo semper Bi ‘persons treated free of BLOOD! .B LCOD!IBLOOD!. , . arrive here in a few days. 4 4 WE'LL MAKE THINGS Wer sat by W. H. CRAWFORD, . ee ee HARDWARE, IRON & STEEL, Pe, 1 IN NEVADA! Ous Fall Goods WAIT FOR BARGAINS ! We intend to sell our Fall Goods CHEAP! CHEAP! Nathan & Casper, Gorner Of HAVE. ARRIVED “AT! SAN FRANCISCO and will) —s Stoves and. 1 Tinware CROCKERY) GLASSWARE, For sale by W. Hi CRAWFORD, i cage ge ox rast “MAIN ®BTREET, Nevada Oity. DUPONT BLASTING POWDER, For sale by W. . nieosabiaaaran: Opposite the Express Office, “MAIN STREET, Nevada City, — WADS AND CAPS, roR SALE BY W. 'H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office, MAIN STREET,. . Nevada City. “. \GIANT POWDER. Giant Powder Caps & Fuse, FOR SALE BY WM. H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office, MA N STREET, Nevada City. BEAUTIFUL WIRE HANGING BASKETS —AND— WIRE FLOWER STANDS FOR SALE BY’ WM. H. ORAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office, MAIN STREET. Nevada City. SAPOLIO, For Cleaning and Polishing, FOR SALE BY . W. H. CRAWFORD, Opp. Express Office, ~ MAIN STREET, Nevada City. LIGHTNING CROSS CUT SAWS, ,. FOR SALE BYW. H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office, Mam Street, NEVADA CITY. Florence and other Sewing’ Machine’ Needles, FOR SALE BY . WMH. CRAWFORD, me ari . age? . os nt were devade, Ol fam att rtbod 4 ny Gl dey 48 A “a olga ‘sat t ae s © am * — -_ Stel olde g ; ‘ ica Se A laqe wie we bn a ria oruRk, i yer < PREMED PROFESSOR or THE Piano, Organ and Singing, SS in “apie to inform the, inhal NEVADA CITY AND GRASS VALLEY, And Wurhoundihy districts, tliat he bes” 4 opened ‘ FIRS T CLASS MUSIC STORE, ed MAIN STREET. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY Nevada City, L Next doot to the Bost Oftice, a With a Large Stock of Pianos, From the justly celebrated Eastern Hous> ‘es of HALLET & DAVIS, VOSS, CHICKERIna, and EMERSON. Also, ge UPRIGHT PuNos,~ . By CHAPPELL, BORD and BUCHER. . " ORGANS, By WOOD, or Boston, ALEXANDRE, Paris, and other makers. . garg” Guitars, Coneertinas, . Eiiglish and German. Flageolets, Organ Accordeons, Flutes, :Harmonettes, Melaphodes. ee 1 Strinigs, éf alt kinds and of the best quality. “SHEET MUsIc 1 largest stock outside of San Francisco ail a selected by the Professor with the Grant est care. EDUCATIONAL V WORKS, FOR SCHOOLS. Pian gandall other kinds of M + Orgs an Tuned and Repaired. Professor ap i reafly to give instrnetions on the Pian , and in Vocal ‘Culture. He will” Visit Grass Valley on ares and ays. H. H. is aiso open to treat for an’ orstints Situation, or Conductor of a Choral iety. NB. First class references. . Cowntry orders punctually attended to. In all cases OC, O. D. per Wells, Fargo & Co. SPECIAL NOTICE. ee en (om ro me The Mission and Pacific Woolen Depot, Nos: 517 & 519 Market St. . SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Offer to the trade a large and well selected assortment of WOOLEN GOODs, * Manufactured attheit celebrated mills, consisting of Blankets of every description: Horse Blankets and and buggy robes; Horse and Sluice Blanketings, various widths and qualities; Cloths, Cas*imeres and ‘Tweeds of every ‘description: Gents’, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shawls in great variety: Opera and Fancy Flanreis; Shirting Flannels; Shifting F. is; Tweed, Cassimere and Flannel Shirts and Underwear, Watera and Bapsliante, various shades and en, ; t All-Wool ‘and Merino Underwear for men, women and children: ¥ adapted for the Pacific Goast. len Yara itt all Shades, by the package. ‘All Goods in our line manufactured **ti . order” at short notice; and at the lowes mark mend ee ts sent on application. Mission and Pacifi¢ Woolen Mills: Depot, 517 and 619 Market Street, adh Ban Francisco; Cau. Japanese Clensing Cream, ' © Bemeves Paint &c, from SILK & WOOLEN GOODS, With the least injury te the 8 colors or fabrio, ‘It has no offénsive odor. and €8) i Prepared only by E, M. PRESTON. bateae ONE BOTTLE -OF DIAMOND CEMENT Will mend $20 werth of Glass or Chiis Ware. Sold by PRESTON. ORRIS TOOTH POWDER Is the best Dentrifice, Try it. “. tg Hassell’s Tooth Ache Cure. at PRESTON’S DRUG STORE CANDIES ! CANDIES ! FRESH AND PURE —-AS-—— SPARKLING DEW! FANUFACTURED EVERY the best matetials by. CANTY & WAGNER. AVbolessle & Rétait Confectioners, No. 107 Montgomeey Street: Sam DAY, OF Francisco. 1 Riley t of aad oth Goods suitable for the “ HOLID 4) x y: And warranted to keepin all cliniated. aioe a pha Sept: 14th—2m-is