April 12, 1878 (4 pages)

rG, nee to. cibity, ds of hes. > order ng aud rm Hats will reys, the ‘art, ‘POINE SS, L, near m238 ——— YN rh ° , 1878, P, No. . DANCthe best be in atyr the acrounds.” . by Mrs” M,, 10.15 aw P.M., M.,12M., ciation: ING. wr the elecnsact such ally intro lows’ Hai resident. make its appearance next Saturday, . ~—~“and around this city’ was put into ~ circulation, times would be lively, Four or-five fights in this city dus ——ring the past-week. They say tis . 96 --w-sign of good times, We hope the _—_-which nearly every store in the city. “his irrepressible bag-pipe, ———n NEVADA CITY, CAL. — LOCAL AFFAIRS. err Silver is getting scarce, A Scottish laddie is in town with . . The Depot Hotel, at Colfax, is beStrawberries are quite plentiful in “the San Francisco market.Dusty roads remind usof the summer months so.close at hand. = > James Monro will re-open his butcher shop in about a week. The dusky denizens of campooda say this warm weather is “way up.” Phil. Richards, the banker, shipped yesterday a bar of gold worth $3,500. The new Sun Juan paper wilt; lettuce, leek, cabbage, ratabaga, to-. Alfalfa and Red Clover Seed at. m27 “C. E. MULLOY’S. = es 4 Nevada City. Garden seeds of all kinds, warranted FRESH and Goop, viz: Carrot, turnip, radish, parsnip, beet, onion, mato, peas, beans, eschaloto and garlie. ; 200 No. 1 cherry and peach trees apple trees, and 2-year-old cherry currants, os Also, a fine lot-of perennial flower plants. « ml4 : Brooms! Brooms!? : 50 Dozen Brooms at F. G. Guild’s Auction Rooms, 25 cents each. ~~ ap3. The next Congregational churehBeneficent is to be heid at the Union Hotel. ee eee uy Considerable gold’ dust is being brought in by our miners to be changed into twenty dollar gold pieces. > ae ee The blue ribbonites will hold a public meeting in the Baptist church to-morrow evening. ee ars eee & Tne Workingmen meet at their Hall next Monday night. Business of importance is to be transacted. Ifall the money that is buried in we think. The Deputy County Assessors will ship in about ten days, Look oat for them. ce sign will prove true. Fresh stocks of spring goods with is crammed, show that the dealers ~“gaticipatelively business season. ~~ ef every day. “being put in a first-rate condition. : Uncle Tom’s Cabin, at the Theatre Cabin,” which bad-a successfal four ~ House, in San Francisco, quite reStocks are having a terrible blackeye. Flood.& O’Brien are the chaps who are hauling in the coin, .and making the people poorer and poor‘The Willow Valley wagon road is. There was certainly room for improvement,-as-that—-highway-has-of late been a dread to teamsters. The new version of “Uncle Tom’s weeks’ run at the Grand Opera cently, isto be produced at the. Theatrein this city on Wednesday éven. ing, April 17th, with the original caste. The scenic illustrations connected with the play: will be of rare beanty, including “An old Kentucky home in Winter,” and the contrasting picture, “St. Clair’s. Home,” together with a “Cotton Plantation on Red River,” “Escape of Eliza on the ice,” ‘Slave-market-in New -Orjeans,” etc., to conclude with the ‘magnificent allegorical tableau, “Little Evain Heaven.’’ The prices wil] remain as usual. —= oe Household Goods at Private Sale. Persons desirous of purchasing Household Furniture, or a solid black’ walnut Business Desk, will find bargains by calling. on 5 P. J, Carnmicuakrt, ap 11-3¢ Boulder Street. Lost. A book, containing papers of no value to sbyY one except the owner, was lost on ‘Tuesday, between the Depot aud Wellington's stable. ,The finder. will be rewarded by leaving it at the Sheriff's office. apll Special Notice. Mrs. Belle Chamberlain has re urned to Nevada City, and is anxions to see her old friends and Patrons at the Union Hotel, room 4, where she will heal the sick, give clairvoyant sittings, &e., from 9 till 12, and from 2 till 4 .0’clock. Ciroles Thursday and Friday evenings. Lectures to be announced. ap-10 Hats, Hats. : The very latest spring and summer styles im men’s, youth’s and boy's Huts, just received at Hyman Bros., cornerof Broad uad Pine Wall Paper. Just received, 6,000 rolls of wall ¢Station D, Bible House, New York Wm. Barton, sign of the big horse shoe, at the Plaza, isthe best horse ‘shoerin Nevada county: “Try him and be convinced. ae Fer Sale. One-half interest in the Capital ment for any man with a little money. [ap2-3t] Tue Perspiration to a great extent depurates-the Blood, that is, it caries off its imparities, If the pores become obstrucied, these impurities, when they do not remain: latert in the circulation, cause eruptions. The remedy for this state-of things is Gienn’s Sulphur Soap. Asx for Hill’s Instantaneous Hair Dye. ane Don’t failto procure Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for all diseases of teething in children. It relieves Fegulates-the bowels, and, by gives rest to the mother. —_ 2: Polish the Youngster’s Teeth, grow up their mouth — will. -be-garBished with ‘sound and Raadesn ones. The foundation of many a ‘toothache is laid in childhood’ by negiect, and itis very important to the Well-being’ of either child or adult tuuttbe teeth should be well taken care of. Bad tecth are no fit masticators of the feed; and breed m8-6m sirong, therefore with SOZODONT, . a preservative Of supreme excellent ~~ Enjey Life. Whaja traly beautifal world we live in! Nature gives us grandeur of monntains glens and oceans, and (LCusavds of means for epjoyment. We can desire bo better when in perfect health; but how often do the ma. jority of people feel like giving it ap disheartened, discouraged’ and worried out with disease, whep thére ig no occasion for this feeling, as every sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory proof that Green’s August Fiowers will make shem as —— disease “as when born. Dyspepsia fe: liver ‘oouplaint is the sliveot cause of seventy-five per-cent—of such maladies as Biliousness, indigestion, sick headache, costiveness, nervous prostration, Dizziness of the head, palpitation ofthe heart, and other distressing symp~ toms. ‘Three doses of August Flower will prove its wonderful effect, Sample bottles, 10 cests. Try it. Lyon’s Karnarion makes beautiful, glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turning gray, It has stood the test of 40 years. Is charmingly perfumed, and has no Tival. mvbl2-ly Ha@an’s Maonoiia Batu —and restores the complexion; removes freckles, tan and owness; makes the skin soft, white and delicate. Its application cannot be detected. A Card, To all who are suffering from the errors and indisct ‘tions of youtb, nervous weakness, rly decay, loss ofmanhood &c., I will send a receipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Senda self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Josern T. Inman, City. 012-ly ‘German Syrup’ No other medicine in the world was ever given sich. a test ef its curative qualities as Boscuer’s German Syrup. In three years two million four hundred thousand staal] bottles of this medicine was distributed free of charge by -druggists in this cvuntry to those afflicted with consumption, asthma,ecroup, severe coughs, pneumonia and other disease of the throat and lungs, {giving the American people undeniable proof th:t German Syrup willcure them. The result bas been that Droggirts in every town and village in the United States are recGo to your Dragzist, W. D. Vinton and ask what be knows abvut it. Sample bottles, 10 cents. Regular . Ever brought to Nevada City, conFurniture Store. A good invest-. the child from pain, cures wind}. giving relief and bealth to toe child, . dyspepss. Make them white_and. FLOWERS, very targe assortinent, . and purity. Use it without delay. . Raised and for sale by Felix Gillet, ABLUMENTHAL’S Cor. Broad & Pine Sts., Nevada. ree ee Spring & Summer STAPLE AND. FANCY DRY GooDs, . sisting in part as follows: BLACK SILKS, JAP SILKS, ——~IRISH POPLINS, F mae Ns, BAGES; ALPACCAS, (black and colored) . (French and American) etc, __ quarter wide. ' MUSLINS—Lonsdale, White Rock, Masonville, Fruit of Loom, New__. York Mills,and ether brands. TOWELING,. TABLE LINENS, __._ (bleached and unbleached.) NAPKINS,. (white and colored.) IRISH LINENS, TICKINGS,. FLANNELS, CHECKS,CHEVOITS CASSIMERES,GINGHAMS etc, One of the largest stocks ever brought to this city, such as CORSETS, KID GLOVES, RIBBONS, LACES, ZEPHYRS, _ GES(silk and wotsted, )GIMP, EMBROIDERIES, TIEs, HANDKERCGIEFs, (silk and linen) HOSE, (all colors, ) BUTTONS, . Aud cther articles too ‘numerous-to ~ Mention, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes and Slippers, of the latest styles and best quality, = HATS, (trimmed and untrimmed,) Heving bought my Spring stock at v low rates for cash, lun enab give better than Gi ee rat zy > ore ah ad county. a examine my goods and agg = bap oe csewaere, tom the country prom tended to _— = _ A. BLUMENTHAL, -etty WALTER D. VIMTON, (uniccnamaias E. M. Preston; ) * ‘DEALER IN DRUGS = MEDIO, NES, TOILET Goons, aS ed at-all hours of the day o aight “General Insurance Agency, INCLUDING LIVEZPOOL, LONDON and GLOBE and IMPERIAL, NORTHERN and QUEEN INSURANCE GOMPANIES., W. D. VINTON, F-op’r. CASH OR NO SALE. TO THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA. ELIEV'NG that a business conducted on & purely CASH BASIS, Can be carried on in Nevada to the benefit of both buyer and seller, I have bought the stock of the late firm of WEBER & CHATY, and will carry on the basiness at the old stand on Commercia) street, and will sell a1) guvds in the line of Groceries, <«~ Provisions, ur, Feed, Ete., TEN PER CENT. LESS THAN I pay cash for » and must have CASH or its equivalent om the counter for T txnczstanp wost hase ONABLE , CAMEL’S HAIR, . . ds the only FIRST-CLASS Instrument-—~+ Which for Volume of Tone, Beauty of Orse, . : P, Elegance of _CARPETs, PIANOS AND ORGANS. BRUSSELS, THREE : Bold on GRAIN, MATTD eet IN-. pasy ! -= =. WALL PAPER, cic. ——— SS eee, cali be had at{ Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada . _ PRce PTions acouretely comyound. . ‘ORGANS, . SHERMAN, 'WYDE & CO. Cor. Keartiey & Sutter Sts, ~~ SAN FRANCISCO, CAL Wholesale and-Retail MUSIC DEALERS: sae Weber Pianos Are THE BEST, and are now used in Con certs all-of the GREAT ARTISTS, a forDescriptive Circusar. -— 2) Seld-at Four Hundred Dollars! 7, Square Pianos are 7 octave, ad embrace-all Modern improvements, cuch ss elegant Rosewood Case, Beautiful Mouldings, full me, Carved and Lyre,-Overstrung Bass, Agraffe Treble, etc. eth 6 feet 10 inches, width 3 feet 6 inches, and are Ses = — SILLER PALACE SALON, “en Dealer in the FINEST KINDS OF __ . Wines, Ales, Liquors, Cig: ‘MusIc,. — ARCADE RESTAURANT, . “3 A. H. UNDERWOOD, Prop’r. a ieee tae en Meals at All Hoars. THE BEST IN THE MARKET, Pine Street, Nevada City. ERE ECM Ta IN RE 2 . THE BEST IN THE <= <DEL get cM = «REELS NAPFZIGER & BUSTIS Union Market, Nevada City, FAY, 20%, 0% Bax, ot their own _-~ NEW LARD, HAMS and BACON, MIKE HANLEY, ~~ ~ Dealer in 4 Wines, Ales, Beer, Liquors, AND CIGARS. Junction Main and Commercial Streets. ROGER CONLAN, Dealer in ~JOHN SENNER, SR., ‘Dealer in CASE GOODS, VEGETABLES, «c._ FULLY WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS —— Agents for the Celebrated ORGANS, Superiority of Workmanshi Finish and Durability ARE UNRIVALLED ee We keep constantly on hand a ment of RELIAB ~“~Cheap Pianos, — 1% Octavea; Agrafie Treble, made fron, * Best Seasoned Material and Fully Warranted. asa r tained elsewhere. Call and see us before purchasin s. DAVIS & GEER, NEVADA CITY, Cal, ~ Agents for Nevada and Sierra ~~~ Covnties. January 26, 1878, LUMBE} YARD at TOWN . ALK, Estey and Standard. ‘Prices ag low a8 such Pianos can bo _ob-. {Attorney and Counselor at Law, . seem Advances V Flume Lumber Cor vany . : ~ Commercial Street, Nevada City. JAMES COLLEY, Beef, Pork, Veal, Matton, & Attorney and Counselor at Law _ OFFICE—PINE STREET. ‘Nevada, March 3rd, 1878. JOHNSON & CROSS, -Office=Cor. Broad and Pine Sts. GEO. 8. HUPP, ~-OfficeCor, Broad & Pine Sis, ~ E. H. GAYLORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Office at the Court House. J. J. ROGERS, Epa Notary Public, ee Conveyancing, Searcher of Records, Abstracting, etc. —~At Wellington's Livery Stable, : NEVADA CITY. ~ SAMUEL CLUTTER, Carriage Dreyfuss Beer, Ales and Liquors, emt Groceries and Provisions, « Dealer in + . Attorneysand Counselors. at Law. . Nevade Gity, July 8 1677 Of theit own smanufactare. They keep on hat, at all times, the best of BREF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL ! SAUSAGES, ete, Give us a call, if you want something nice in our line, : ~— Nevada, Oct. 16, 1877. ee a Ce eee pmetot of the EMPIRE svatinotificey that he has nor HE Bu the Largest lot of Horses, Carriages und Buggies To be found tp thie part of the Btate. Teams, wi » Wagone and Hacks to let at the sh notice and oa the most reasonaole terms, . The Horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast as ap? gentleman careg to drive. Carriager-for iI . promptnear. . Good Gaddle Horses always %n hand. Horses boarded by the day, week — month and the greatest of care guarants D WELLINGT N. PHILIP RBICHARMS, No, 30 Main Street, : NEVADA CITY, CAL, Hen . discounted: made on Gold Dust er vv-s.00 for coinage'at the Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO. DRAFTS ON GREAT BRITAIN GERMANY AND SWITZERLAND. Correspondent, F. on & CoSan cessor of fwiss-A™M can Ban ancisce. iyi-) DR. C. D. BOBO, Physician and Surgeon, “ @i1lce Houre—From 9 to 10 A.¥ and from 6 to 8 P. M, ie HOUR, : From 12 WM. to 1 P. M. “BELDEN’S DRUG STORE, Foot of Broad Street, Nevada City. , LL kinds of Flume, Mining an Building Lumber constantly on han _Bpruce Wood for sale, ———-—janACKERMAN BROS; San Fran. & N. York. ACKERMAN & CO., ian AND WHOLESALE DEAL. EKS IN MAURICE BLOCK, ‘Sacramento. AND PLATED WARE, Children’s Carriages, Brack189 and 191 J Street_and 22 SevSeventh Street,___. =~ SACRAMENTO, may 26, = ~ a HORSE SHOEKING. . WILLIAM BARTON fitted it up specially for HORSE SHOEING, Which for durability and workmanship cannot be excelled in the county. Give me @ trial and be satisfied that I am right. PRICE LIST. New Shoes, -per set, $2 50. New Steel Shoes, “ “* 3/0 For Resetting, “ “ £ uO sige 75 cents,Three doses will rePaper,at = W. A. Sreovnner’s. Vieve aby ease. : whati sell. W. H. SMITH. Mir-k X, 1678. « -¥ WM. BAFI(N. CHINA, CROCKERY. GLass 1, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, Toys, LUETJE AND BRAND, Watchmakers, +3 ~~ and Jewelers, ANTOINE ‘1AM, PINE STREET. Oysters served up In Every Sty Confectionery of all kinds. GEO. W. WELCH, Dealer in ' Books, Stationery, Musical ,nsti uments, a9 GENERAL NEWS AGENT.gg JAMES J. ort. 45S8a YER, OLD AN» ORES of every description Refined, Melted and Assayec. Main Street, Nevada City. Established in 1852, ELECTRO PLA1sNG in GOLD or SILVEP ia ~ eA ~ ~ CIVIL NGINEER, An wm ss. Deputy _ Surveyo NEVADA CITY, Can Nevada ityJuly 24, 1876. ‘NOTICE, To. all parties who owe the late firm ofWEBER & CHATY Payments of all, accounts muat be made to A, Chaty, immediately, or their accounts will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection. 7 A. CHATY. st March 26. 167s March 26, 1878. OC Broad Street, opp. Stumpf’s Hotel . . By request Gold Bars exchanged for Goin— F. von BUELOW, M D Physician and Surgeon. OF in Brown & Morgan’s Block Nevada City. Jalifornia. ja27 CITIZENS BANK. BROAD STREET, NEVADA ODFTY. (ere STOCK, $200,000, E.:M. PRESTON. .6c8ii cc cccces President R. MoMuURBAT. 2.5 ccccececes Vice Presiden. JOMN T. MORGAN. 2.2 000 oc eee eens Cashier DI Dr. R. M. Hunt, Geo, M, Hughes, T. W. Sigourney, Niles searls, R. McMurray M. Preston. Receive Deposite,buy and se}] exchang Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion. Highest price paid for ad County Warrants. ; . Draw Checks on NE YORK, SAN FRANCISCO, SAN JOSE, : LFS. Also sell Exchange on al : European Cities, Make co)lections and tran act a gene Banking Business, CORRESPONDENTS. New York—First National Bank. San Francisco—First Nat. Gold Bans, San Jose—Farmers National Gold Bank. Los Angles—Comwercial Bank. B24 incipa HO! HO!. THERE! CHANCE FOR BAFGAINS. _. C gars and Tobacco Cheaper -~Than Ever Known Before. JOHN JACK Has just received ai\immense stock of CIGARS AND TOBACCO, HE BEST AND THE CHEAP. ever brought to the town. He hes every will selk them CHEAPER thar any other establishment in the wity. His stock of Tobacco cannot be Leat. He hag a]l the popular brands. F.om 5 to Plugs of Cable Coi! Tobacco for $1, And everything else in jon. Ca‘: and try hie Cigars and Tobacco and ste He has slso on hand a fine stock of CANDIES, NUTS, FRUIT, CUTLERY, etc. “Now is yur chance. Improve it. ; JOHN JAC . Nevads, Feb. 5, 1878. Nevada:. City Californi Jobn T. Morgan,brand of Cigars known to the trade, and ~ Se : = Ee ee ae a oe, se mal Bre

rG, nee to. cibity, ds of hes. > order ng aud rm Hats will reys, the ‘art, ‘POINE SS, L, near m238 ——— YN rh ° , 1878, P, No. . DANCthe best be in atyr the acrounds.” . by Mrs” M,, 10.15 aw P.M., M.,12M., ciation: ING. wr the elecnsact such ally intro lows’ Hai resident. make its appearance next Saturday, . ~—~“and around this city’ was put into ~ circulation, times would be lively, Four or-five fights in this city dus ——ring the past-week. They say tis . 96 --w-sign of good times, We hope the _—_-which nearly every store in the city. “his irrepressible bag-pipe, ———n NEVADA CITY, CAL. — LOCAL AFFAIRS. err Silver is getting scarce, A Scottish laddie is in town with . . The Depot Hotel, at Colfax, is beStrawberries are quite plentiful in “the San Francisco market.Dusty roads remind usof the summer months so.close at hand. = > James Monro will re-open his butcher shop in about a week. The dusky denizens of campooda say this warm weather is “way up.” Phil. Richards, the banker, shipped yesterday a bar of gold worth $3,500. The new Sun Juan paper wilt; lettuce, leek, cabbage, ratabaga, to-. Alfalfa and Red Clover Seed at. m27 “C. E. MULLOY’S. = es 4 Nevada City. Garden seeds of all kinds, warranted FRESH and Goop, viz: Carrot, turnip, radish, parsnip, beet, onion, mato, peas, beans, eschaloto and garlie. ; 200 No. 1 cherry and peach trees apple trees, and 2-year-old cherry currants, os Also, a fine lot-of perennial flower plants. « ml4 : Brooms! Brooms!? : 50 Dozen Brooms at F. G. Guild’s Auction Rooms, 25 cents each. ~~ ap3. The next Congregational churehBeneficent is to be heid at the Union Hotel. ee eee uy Considerable gold’ dust is being brought in by our miners to be changed into twenty dollar gold pieces. > ae ee The blue ribbonites will hold a public meeting in the Baptist church to-morrow evening. ee ars eee & Tne Workingmen meet at their Hall next Monday night. Business of importance is to be transacted. Ifall the money that is buried in we think. The Deputy County Assessors will ship in about ten days, Look oat for them. ce sign will prove true. Fresh stocks of spring goods with is crammed, show that the dealers ~“gaticipatelively business season. ~~ ef every day. “being put in a first-rate condition. : Uncle Tom’s Cabin, at the Theatre Cabin,” which bad-a successfal four ~ House, in San Francisco, quite reStocks are having a terrible blackeye. Flood.& O’Brien are the chaps who are hauling in the coin, .and making the people poorer and poor‘The Willow Valley wagon road is. There was certainly room for improvement,-as-that—-highway-has-of late been a dread to teamsters. The new version of “Uncle Tom’s weeks’ run at the Grand Opera cently, isto be produced at the. Theatrein this city on Wednesday éven. ing, April 17th, with the original caste. The scenic illustrations connected with the play: will be of rare beanty, including “An old Kentucky home in Winter,” and the contrasting picture, “St. Clair’s. Home,” together with a “Cotton Plantation on Red River,” “Escape of Eliza on the ice,” ‘Slave-market-in New -Orjeans,” etc., to conclude with the ‘magnificent allegorical tableau, “Little Evain Heaven.’’ The prices wil] remain as usual. —= oe Household Goods at Private Sale. Persons desirous of purchasing Household Furniture, or a solid black’ walnut Business Desk, will find bargains by calling. on 5 P. J, Carnmicuakrt, ap 11-3¢ Boulder Street. Lost. A book, containing papers of no value to sbyY one except the owner, was lost on ‘Tuesday, between the Depot aud Wellington's stable. ,The finder. will be rewarded by leaving it at the Sheriff's office. apll Special Notice. Mrs. Belle Chamberlain has re urned to Nevada City, and is anxions to see her old friends and Patrons at the Union Hotel, room 4, where she will heal the sick, give clairvoyant sittings, &e., from 9 till 12, and from 2 till 4 .0’clock. Ciroles Thursday and Friday evenings. Lectures to be announced. ap-10 Hats, Hats. : The very latest spring and summer styles im men’s, youth’s and boy's Huts, just received at Hyman Bros., cornerof Broad uad Pine Wall Paper. Just received, 6,000 rolls of wall ¢Station D, Bible House, New York Wm. Barton, sign of the big horse shoe, at the Plaza, isthe best horse ‘shoerin Nevada county: “Try him and be convinced. ae Fer Sale. One-half interest in the Capital ment for any man with a little money. [ap2-3t] Tue Perspiration to a great extent depurates-the Blood, that is, it caries off its imparities, If the pores become obstrucied, these impurities, when they do not remain: latert in the circulation, cause eruptions. The remedy for this state-of things is Gienn’s Sulphur Soap. Asx for Hill’s Instantaneous Hair Dye. ane Don’t failto procure Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for all diseases of teething in children. It relieves Fegulates-the bowels, and, by gives rest to the mother. —_ 2: Polish the Youngster’s Teeth, grow up their mouth — will. -be-garBished with ‘sound and Raadesn ones. The foundation of many a ‘toothache is laid in childhood’ by negiect, and itis very important to the Well-being’ of either child or adult tuuttbe teeth should be well taken care of. Bad tecth are no fit masticators of the feed; and breed m8-6m sirong, therefore with SOZODONT, . a preservative Of supreme excellent ~~ Enjey Life. Whaja traly beautifal world we live in! Nature gives us grandeur of monntains glens and oceans, and (LCusavds of means for epjoyment. We can desire bo better when in perfect health; but how often do the ma. jority of people feel like giving it ap disheartened, discouraged’ and worried out with disease, whep thére ig no occasion for this feeling, as every sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory proof that Green’s August Fiowers will make shem as —— disease “as when born. Dyspepsia fe: liver ‘oouplaint is the sliveot cause of seventy-five per-cent—of such maladies as Biliousness, indigestion, sick headache, costiveness, nervous prostration, Dizziness of the head, palpitation ofthe heart, and other distressing symp~ toms. ‘Three doses of August Flower will prove its wonderful effect, Sample bottles, 10 cests. Try it. Lyon’s Karnarion makes beautiful, glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turning gray, It has stood the test of 40 years. Is charmingly perfumed, and has no Tival. mvbl2-ly Ha@an’s Maonoiia Batu —and restores the complexion; removes freckles, tan and owness; makes the skin soft, white and delicate. Its application cannot be detected. A Card, To all who are suffering from the errors and indisct ‘tions of youtb, nervous weakness, rly decay, loss ofmanhood &c., I will send a receipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Senda self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Josern T. Inman, City. 012-ly ‘German Syrup’ No other medicine in the world was ever given sich. a test ef its curative qualities as Boscuer’s German Syrup. In three years two million four hundred thousand staal] bottles of this medicine was distributed free of charge by -druggists in this cvuntry to those afflicted with consumption, asthma,ecroup, severe coughs, pneumonia and other disease of the throat and lungs, {giving the American people undeniable proof th:t German Syrup willcure them. The result bas been that Droggirts in every town and village in the United States are recGo to your Dragzist, W. D. Vinton and ask what be knows abvut it. Sample bottles, 10 cents. Regular . Ever brought to Nevada City, conFurniture Store. A good invest-. the child from pain, cures wind}. giving relief and bealth to toe child, . dyspepss. Make them white_and. FLOWERS, very targe assortinent, . and purity. Use it without delay. . Raised and for sale by Felix Gillet, ABLUMENTHAL’S Cor. Broad & Pine Sts., Nevada. ree ee Spring & Summer STAPLE AND. FANCY DRY GooDs, . sisting in part as follows: BLACK SILKS, JAP SILKS, ——~IRISH POPLINS, F mae Ns, BAGES; ALPACCAS, (black and colored) . (French and American) etc, __ quarter wide. ' MUSLINS—Lonsdale, White Rock, Masonville, Fruit of Loom, New__. York Mills,and ether brands. TOWELING,. TABLE LINENS, __._ (bleached and unbleached.) NAPKINS,. (white and colored.) IRISH LINENS, TICKINGS,. FLANNELS, CHECKS,CHEVOITS CASSIMERES,GINGHAMS etc, One of the largest stocks ever brought to this city, such as CORSETS, KID GLOVES, RIBBONS, LACES, ZEPHYRS, _ GES(silk and wotsted, )GIMP, EMBROIDERIES, TIEs, HANDKERCGIEFs, (silk and linen) HOSE, (all colors, ) BUTTONS, . Aud cther articles too ‘numerous-to ~ Mention, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes and Slippers, of the latest styles and best quality, = HATS, (trimmed and untrimmed,) Heving bought my Spring stock at v low rates for cash, lun enab give better than Gi ee rat zy > ore ah ad county. a examine my goods and agg = bap oe csewaere, tom the country prom tended to _— = _ A. BLUMENTHAL, -etty WALTER D. VIMTON, (uniccnamaias E. M. Preston; ) * ‘DEALER IN DRUGS = MEDIO, NES, TOILET Goons, aS ed at-all hours of the day o aight “General Insurance Agency, INCLUDING LIVEZPOOL, LONDON and GLOBE and IMPERIAL, NORTHERN and QUEEN INSURANCE GOMPANIES., W. D. VINTON, F-op’r. CASH OR NO SALE. TO THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA. ELIEV'NG that a business conducted on & purely CASH BASIS, Can be carried on in Nevada to the benefit of both buyer and seller, I have bought the stock of the late firm of WEBER & CHATY, and will carry on the basiness at the old stand on Commercia) street, and will sell a1) guvds in the line of Groceries, <«~ Provisions, ur,

Feed, Ete., TEN PER CENT. LESS THAN I pay cash for » and must have CASH or its equivalent om the counter for T txnczstanp wost hase ONABLE , CAMEL’S HAIR, . . ds the only FIRST-CLASS Instrument-—~+ Which for Volume of Tone, Beauty of Orse, . : P, Elegance of _CARPETs, PIANOS AND ORGANS. BRUSSELS, THREE : Bold on GRAIN, MATTD eet IN-. pasy ! -= =. WALL PAPER, cic. ——— SS eee, cali be had at{ Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada . _ PRce PTions acouretely comyound. . ‘ORGANS, . SHERMAN, 'WYDE & CO. Cor. Keartiey & Sutter Sts, ~~ SAN FRANCISCO, CAL Wholesale and-Retail MUSIC DEALERS: sae Weber Pianos Are THE BEST, and are now used in Con certs all-of the GREAT ARTISTS, a forDescriptive Circusar. -— 2) Seld-at Four Hundred Dollars! 7, Square Pianos are 7 octave, ad embrace-all Modern improvements, cuch ss elegant Rosewood Case, Beautiful Mouldings, full me, Carved and Lyre,-Overstrung Bass, Agraffe Treble, etc. eth 6 feet 10 inches, width 3 feet 6 inches, and are Ses = — SILLER PALACE SALON, “en Dealer in the FINEST KINDS OF __ . Wines, Ales, Liquors, Cig: ‘MusIc,. — ARCADE RESTAURANT, . “3 A. H. UNDERWOOD, Prop’r. a ieee tae en Meals at All Hoars. THE BEST IN THE MARKET, Pine Street, Nevada City. ERE ECM Ta IN RE 2 . THE BEST IN THE <= <DEL get cM = «REELS NAPFZIGER & BUSTIS Union Market, Nevada City, FAY, 20%, 0% Bax, ot their own _-~ NEW LARD, HAMS and BACON, MIKE HANLEY, ~~ ~ Dealer in 4 Wines, Ales, Beer, Liquors, AND CIGARS. Junction Main and Commercial Streets. ROGER CONLAN, Dealer in ~JOHN SENNER, SR., ‘Dealer in CASE GOODS, VEGETABLES, «c._ FULLY WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS —— Agents for the Celebrated ORGANS, Superiority of Workmanshi Finish and Durability ARE UNRIVALLED ee We keep constantly on hand a ment of RELIAB ~“~Cheap Pianos, — 1% Octavea; Agrafie Treble, made fron, * Best Seasoned Material and Fully Warranted. asa r tained elsewhere. Call and see us before purchasin s. DAVIS & GEER, NEVADA CITY, Cal, ~ Agents for Nevada and Sierra ~~~ Covnties. January 26, 1878, LUMBE} YARD at TOWN . ALK, Estey and Standard. ‘Prices ag low a8 such Pianos can bo _ob-. {Attorney and Counselor at Law, . seem Advances V Flume Lumber Cor vany . : ~ Commercial Street, Nevada City. JAMES COLLEY, Beef, Pork, Veal, Matton, & Attorney and Counselor at Law _ OFFICE—PINE STREET. ‘Nevada, March 3rd, 1878. JOHNSON & CROSS, -Office=Cor. Broad and Pine Sts. GEO. 8. HUPP, ~-OfficeCor, Broad & Pine Sis, ~ E. H. GAYLORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Office at the Court House. J. J. ROGERS, Epa Notary Public, ee Conveyancing, Searcher of Records, Abstracting, etc. —~At Wellington's Livery Stable, : NEVADA CITY. ~ SAMUEL CLUTTER, Carriage Dreyfuss Beer, Ales and Liquors, emt Groceries and Provisions, « Dealer in + . Attorneysand Counselors. at Law. . Nevade Gity, July 8 1677 Of theit own smanufactare. They keep on hat, at all times, the best of BREF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL ! SAUSAGES, ete, Give us a call, if you want something nice in our line, : ~— Nevada, Oct. 16, 1877. ee a Ce eee pmetot of the EMPIRE svatinotificey that he has nor HE Bu the Largest lot of Horses, Carriages und Buggies To be found tp thie part of the Btate. Teams, wi » Wagone and Hacks to let at the sh notice and oa the most reasonaole terms, . The Horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast as ap? gentleman careg to drive. Carriager-for iI . promptnear. . Good Gaddle Horses always %n hand. Horses boarded by the day, week — month and the greatest of care guarants D WELLINGT N. PHILIP RBICHARMS, No, 30 Main Street, : NEVADA CITY, CAL, Hen . discounted: made on Gold Dust er vv-s.00 for coinage'at the Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO. DRAFTS ON GREAT BRITAIN GERMANY AND SWITZERLAND. Correspondent, F. on & CoSan cessor of fwiss-A™M can Ban ancisce. iyi-) DR. C. D. BOBO, Physician and Surgeon, “ @i1lce Houre—From 9 to 10 A.¥ and from 6 to 8 P. M, ie HOUR, : From 12 WM. to 1 P. M. “BELDEN’S DRUG STORE, Foot of Broad Street, Nevada City. , LL kinds of Flume, Mining an Building Lumber constantly on han _Bpruce Wood for sale, ———-—janACKERMAN BROS; San Fran. & N. York. ACKERMAN & CO., ian AND WHOLESALE DEAL. EKS IN MAURICE BLOCK, ‘Sacramento. AND PLATED WARE, Children’s Carriages, Brack189 and 191 J Street_and 22 SevSeventh Street,___. =~ SACRAMENTO, may 26, = ~ a HORSE SHOEKING. . WILLIAM BARTON fitted it up specially for HORSE SHOEING, Which for durability and workmanship cannot be excelled in the county. Give me @ trial and be satisfied that I am right. PRICE LIST. New Shoes, -per set, $2 50. New Steel Shoes, “ “* 3/0 For Resetting, “ “ £ uO sige 75 cents,Three doses will rePaper,at = W. A. Sreovnner’s. Vieve aby ease. : whati sell. W. H. SMITH. Mir-k X, 1678. « -¥ WM. BAFI(N. CHINA, CROCKERY. GLass 1, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, Toys, LUETJE AND BRAND, Watchmakers, +3 ~~ and Jewelers, ANTOINE ‘1AM, PINE STREET. Oysters served up In Every Sty Confectionery of all kinds. GEO. W. WELCH, Dealer in ' Books, Stationery, Musical ,nsti uments, a9 GENERAL NEWS AGENT.gg JAMES J. ort. 45S8a YER, OLD AN» ORES of every description Refined, Melted and Assayec. Main Street, Nevada City. Established in 1852, ELECTRO PLA1sNG in GOLD or SILVEP ia ~ eA ~ ~ CIVIL NGINEER, An wm ss. Deputy _ Surveyo NEVADA CITY, Can Nevada ityJuly 24, 1876. ‘NOTICE, To. all parties who owe the late firm ofWEBER & CHATY Payments of all, accounts muat be made to A, Chaty, immediately, or their accounts will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection. 7 A. CHATY. st March 26. 167s March 26, 1878. OC Broad Street, opp. Stumpf’s Hotel . . By request Gold Bars exchanged for Goin— F. von BUELOW, M D Physician and Surgeon. OF in Brown & Morgan’s Block Nevada City. Jalifornia. ja27 CITIZENS BANK. BROAD STREET, NEVADA ODFTY. (ere STOCK, $200,000, E.:M. PRESTON. .6c8ii cc cccces President R. MoMuURBAT. 2.5 ccccececes Vice Presiden. JOMN T. MORGAN. 2.2 000 oc eee eens Cashier DI Dr. R. M. Hunt, Geo, M, Hughes, T. W. Sigourney, Niles searls, R. McMurray M. Preston. Receive Deposite,buy and se}] exchang Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion. Highest price paid for ad County Warrants. ; . Draw Checks on NE YORK, SAN FRANCISCO, SAN JOSE, : LFS. Also sell Exchange on al : European Cities, Make co)lections and tran act a gene Banking Business, CORRESPONDENTS. New York—First National Bank. San Francisco—First Nat. Gold Bans, San Jose—Farmers National Gold Bank. Los Angles—Comwercial Bank. B24 incipa HO! HO!. THERE! CHANCE FOR BAFGAINS. _. C gars and Tobacco Cheaper -~Than Ever Known Before. JOHN JACK Has just received ai\immense stock of CIGARS AND TOBACCO, HE BEST AND THE CHEAP. ever brought to the town. He hes every will selk them CHEAPER thar any other establishment in the wity. His stock of Tobacco cannot be Leat. He hag a]l the popular brands. F.om 5 to Plugs of Cable Coi! Tobacco for $1, And everything else in jon. Ca‘: and try hie Cigars and Tobacco and ste He has slso on hand a fine stock of CANDIES, NUTS, FRUIT, CUTLERY, etc. “Now is yur chance. Improve it. ; JOHN JAC . Nevads, Feb. 5, 1878. Nevada:. City Californi Jobn T. Morgan,brand of Cigars known to the trade, and ~ Se : = Ee ee ae a oe, se mal Bre