April 15, 1873 (4 pages)

Ll now ? nst*°Us is BROS, Nevada Co.] ' STORE in Ne. eception fa our e the public by rp John style) to mublic, -andsel] vorn Dry Goods, cet style of busiBros. EST stock ODS ity. rith sp*cial care nd Eastern MarTadiés to call at TORE mn of Goods ofall ound this side of will sell at prices tition, UG! RICHES ! awing near, and shall be County Rosenberg. Bros We have coin usiness. Let it we cannot and Woe sell cheaper ® e dea‘ ers can buy Bros. ‘ADING DEALERS OWN, . sists of the ELTIES. se Silk. of all colors © Poplin. a. and Striped ch and Amer. brands Mus of Ladies’ and Hats. Parasols. the way of dress st class Dry Goods WUE YOURSELF ms, Dut-we do # Ie yp calling ~st-<oFNoel The Dail: Dranserips. * ~4 —4 NEVADA CITY, CAL. ‘LOCAL AFFAIRS. / The Manzanita Claims. e, The Manzanita hydraulic claims, located on Burbonu Hill, just beyond the city linrits, have been w orked under the supervision of W. A. Roberts since November last, and he will soon have them in «s good shape as any mines of a similar character in the State. The company is nowrunning 1,000 inches of water, and washing off a large amount of ground through the old flume, while a bedrock tunnel i is being run tostrike the gravel at the bank 47 feet below the surface. This _tunnel—was —commenced:in 1867, and is ‘to be 2,600 feet in length, When Roberts & Co. bought in they had 1,495 feet still to run, D. B. Merry, County Surveyor, made the survey, and working by this they.on Saturday last made the connection betweeh shafts 4 and 5 at the face of the bank, striking it as ‘trite as though the: entire work had been above ground. They have now only 294 feet torun to complete: the tunnel and this they are working out from six-faces;-and-by-May-20th itis expected that only 100 feet ‘will remain to be run, ting lumber for the tcnnel upon. the ground, and will suon be ready to commence building flume in the tunnel. When this new tunnel is completed, the fall will be sufficient to work the ground to the best advantage. The prospects of this elaim are excellent and they will take out lots of money. seaplane alls meninges Water Failing. 8 The impression now prevails that the present season, which appeared so excellent for hydraulic mining a shorfer than the run of. last year, in those localities where«they only have water part of the year. Though much snow fell there was no rain to _ pack it, It was very light and melted rapidly, so that little now remains todepend upon for a long supply. _ Atsome points-in-the county the supply is already failing. te ——— oe Silk Cuiture. © We understand that an Italian who is well acquainted with silk. culture, “1g trying to muke arrangements with all persons who have mulberry trees in this locality, for the leaves-of—the trees this season. If he can make satisfactory arrangements he proposes to go into silk eulture extensively and give the industry a “Yair test. The cocoons produced by Mr. Muller and others in Nevada county, are said to be the best in the State, and have everywhere, when brought in competition with others, carried ‘off the first prize. We hope that the plan now talked of, by which food enough to support a large cocoonery can be procured, will be carried out, and that the expediency and profit of the business on a large scale will be fully tested. 4“ Big Strike. We heard a repert in town yesterterday that a man named Cashwash had struck # pocket om Red Hill, near this city, and taken out $2,000 in gold; This was certainly a good cash wash for him. New Store---New Goods, J. 8. Holbrook, an old resident of this county, will open a new grocery store, in this city, at the junction of Main and Commercial streets, the latter part of this week, ‘The goods are now on the way from San Francisco, and cousist of everything usually found in a first class grocery and. Provision store. Mr. Holbrook intends supplying all--who favor him With their custom with the very best _Mtieles in his “line, at-as cheap or}cheaper prices as any store in Nevada City. If -you want good groceries at low rates, the place to go is at Holbrook’ 8, junction of Main and Commercial streets, Nevada City, where every article is warranted, and tatisfaction guaranteed. ee —_ -—>. L. O. Ow B. Notice. <e Odd Fellows’ ball premises to be agrind affair. No pains have spared to makeit pleasant for all who may attend. The music Vhich has been secured will be the best ever heard in this county. Martus M. Blam’s celebrated San Frantiseo string and brass quadrille or4 a will W Willis as _prompter, is. Sufficieiit gurrantee that the music Nillbe suchas will delight all. * Sweet Potatoes at Laster &. MULLOY’ 8. al53t* They are now get. Pactlor Set fox ning! ‘ate henihignlfn 1 One Fashionable Sofa, Two Easy Cloth, which cost $199 50, will be sold for $140. For further _particulars enquire at the, Daily Traxscrr . Office, ad, — ie One hundred bags of early seed potatoes-of different varieties, consist: . ing of; Early Rose, Peach Blow, Pink Eye; Meshanics and Prolifics (new variety,) for sale by Hanson & Wads-. worth, a9-lw READ R ISENBERG BROS. ADVERTISEMENT IN ANOTHER COLUMN. 4 Chairs, and Six Parlor Chairs, Hair: , Seed Potatoes. ‘ vi af STILLTRIUMPHANT AHEAD OF RVERYBODY Just ‘Received : m27 For your nice F RESH CANDIES, ORANGES, LEMONS, NUTs, TOYS, &6., go to L. HERSCHMAN’S, at Sloeqvich’ s old stand, on Pine street. = * tf, VICK § FLORAL GUIDE, _ Viek’s Flower Seeds, VICK'’S BULBS, —ON.SALE aT— PRESTON’S —— At the Regular Catalogue Prices Garden and Grass Seeds, JAPANESE CLEANSING CREAM. MINER’S RUBBER CEMENT, PRESTON’S COUGH CANDY, ~—~AT— Nevada Drug Store. i. Hi, Miller, THE POPUL AR as) a ’ NEVADA COUNTY, H's JUST RECEIVED ~ —AT HIs— Palace of Fashion, ODD FELLOWS’ BUILDING, A Full Assortment of the VERY LATEST STYLES a. a SPRIGN AND. SUMMER DRESS AND. BUSINESS SUITS. ALSO, HATS, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING Goons, Boys’ and Children’s _ CLOTHING. Nevada, March 25th, 1873. COUNTY WARRANTS. LL Warrants on ‘ag Fund registered prior to Feb. all Warrants on Road Fund registered prior to Aug. 13th, 1872, will be’ paid on: presentation. Interest ceases from this date. A. GOLDSMITH, Co. Treasurer. By*A. H. Parker, Deputy. Nevada, April 10th, 1873. ANNUAL MEETING. . BE Stockholders of the Odd Fellows’ ‘Hall Association will meet at the Hall on Monday, May Sth, 1873, at 2 P.M. for the purpose of electing Trustecs for the By Order; . a Me PARED, Secretary. TAKE ‘NOTICE. . B eaee THE NEW LAW;, ‘ BOX RENT AND POSTAGE: Must be Paid IN-ADVANCE,, or _ Paid. ay G. VW SCHMITTBURG, 2. ae ONE PRICE CLOTHIER few months ago, will be two months . * 15th, 1872; also, . THE LARGEST STOCK OF Dye Fancy Goods EVER BROUGHT HERE. A. Goldsmith Is NOW SELLING BETTER GOODS » AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFOREKNOWN IN NEVADA CITY: mses 4 Article ag Advertised in my Peles List: And at the Prices mentioned. LOOK LOOK New Price List : 3-PLY CARPETS, $1 50. 10 yds CALICO for $1. 10, yds MUSLIN for $1. 8 ¥ae BLEACHED. MUSLIN, $1. FRENCH CORSETS, 50 cts & $1. GRENADINES, 20 cts per yd. -GRASS LINEN, 4-4, 25 ets pr yd. -PIQUES, 22% cts pr yd. _SHETLAND SHAWLS, $2. FINE WALKING CANE PARASOLS, $1 each. BALMORAL SKIRTS, $1 each. 5 SPOOLS COTTON THREAD, 25 cts. 5 SPOOLS SILK THREAD for 50 ets. SILK BUTTONS," 25 cts per doz. FINE FRENCH KID GLOVES, 75 ets per pair. ., SUN DOWNS, best quality, 50 cts each. 10-4 MARSEILLES + ose $2 ‘each. HAT FRAMES, one bit. And Hundreds of other Articles equally as BROAD STREET. . colnet 2 4 BELL, & ‘BROWN, CORNER OF Pine and Commercial Streets. ss) ‘Dealers in DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, ~~ -— TOILET SOAP BRUSHES, of all kinds. tea, We shall keep. on hand a rere assortment of oe Articles 87 Also # full line of Patent Medicines. A GOOD SUPPLY OF FRESH GARDEN. SEEDS, ALFALFA, CLOVER, TIMOTHY, &e. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. PURE LIQUORS FOR MEDI_. 4 CINAL PURPOSES. » TRUSSES OF ALL KINDS. * REMEMBER THE PLACE, Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets (Bussenius’ Old. Stand. BELL & BROWN. HO YEDYSPEPTICS! W hite’s Specialty WILL CURE YOU. after eating. ing instead of digesting, gastri. juice, Pain in the head, sides, breast, and extremities, mouth clammy, with bad taste } and furrid tongue. Consumptive symptoms, cout and palpitation of heart, often mistaken for consumption while it is only asymptom of dyspepsia. Sleeplessness, dizzine 88, headache, gloom and depression of spirits, are.ull alarming symptoms, if. neglected, but which are easily remoyed by the use of WHITE’S SPECIALTY. the East with such remarkable success that we have been induced to send forit. As an APERIENT: it cannot be excelled, and forconstipation of the,bowels it is a sure cure. From the Boston Journal. “DysPepsia. White's Specialty for this aggravating complaint, has been thoroughly tested by thousands who have been benefitted Dy it, and are willing to testify to its eflicavy. It warrants a permanent eure, if tried faithfully. —_—— the Governor of Massachusetts for three years, and a member of the Legislature,) says, in “American Homes,” that Wuirr’s SPectaury for dyspepsia scatters that disease as quickly as water does hot lead. From the Congregationalist (Bogton.) In this agé of fast things, our people make no nice distinctions, but whether their occnpation be walking, riding, working, reading, or eating, they do them all With @ rush; consequently we are the most dyspeptic people in the world. Asit is too late to remedy the cause in our own cases, the best thing to be done is to find some way to change the effect, and this can be done by Wuire’s SPECIALTY FOR Dyspepsia, which from pure merit and virtue alone is fast overtaking, and bids fair to exceed in its sale, all the old Ldcdoed medicines of theday, Prrrston, Mr., April 17,1872; Mr. H. G. White.—I take pleasure in giving you the following certificate. My wife, Mrs. H. C. Lord, during last winter was afflicted with dyspepsia in the most obstinate . form. After trying several] physicians and various remedies without relief, saw your Specialty advertised and without any other inducement gave ita friat.--After taking two bottles only, it produced the desired effect. I cheerfully recommend it, therefore, a8 an excellent medicine for the stomach, and deem it my duty to give you this testimonial. CHARLES E. LORD, Boston, Sept. 4, 1871. Mr. H. G, White. Dear Sir — Regarding our ‘Specialty for Dyspepsia,” I wo i thas t have used it with the best results, I have been a sufferer for five years, my food distressing me, but now ‘can parwas affected with dizziness so much a8 to fall in the street; t trouble is also removed. I have t many pre Putone without relief but I reeommend your remYours truly, CG. A. HOLT, Real Estate Sxsiee 191 Friend Breet, Boston. , Union Strecet, Eus Somerville, Mass. FOR’ SALE BY BELL & BROWN, [Successors to H. R. Bassenius.} Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. NEVADA CFPFY, Neveda, March 11th, 1872, / SE ORUGGISTS. =f) SYMPTOMS OF DYSPEPSIA are pain in the pit of the stomach, caused by contraction upon undigested food, usually soon Acidity and wind caused by food ferment. . Constipation aud loss of appetite. owing to unnatural condition of food and want of This Valliablé medicine has been used in. — Col. Chas. H. Taylor (private Secretary td . sold take heartily withont. inconvenience. L edy as one deserving the copédionce of all. . BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY,. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. ° Cermaus STOCK $200, 000. ‘OFFI enna : Se = JOHN W. HINDS, Prestdent. 2 By W. BULLY cave. Wadi ca «iv abaie a CasHrEn. DIRECTORS : A. C. Niles, ; . Chas. Marsh, R.W. Tully, Jonathan Clark, M. Li Marsh, A. H. Parker. “John WwW. W. Minds, ' MONEY Te LOAN on on good collateral security, Highest Price paid for City and Coun’ Warrants. k yee Tenders Bought and soid at*Regular tes Gold Dust Bought. , Bullion discounted. Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bullion for Assay or Coinage gt the Min General and Speciai Deposits received. Checks on San Francisco, Saeraniento, Sa Tose, Stockton and Virginia City, Drafts on Eastern Cities, London and Germany. Agents for Liverpool, London, Globe Insurance Company. CoRRESPONDENI6—Bank of Galifarns , Francisco ; Bank of D: O. Mills, Sacramento; Agency Bank of California; Virginia aes Interest on Time Deposits-will be allowed, a8 follows : “Six Months Time Depos‘. its,6 per cent. per annum. Iwelve Months Time Deposits, 8 per cent. per annum, BR Persons residing at a distance can send money by Expre 88. "Cheeks on Solvent Banks” taken at par. CONTRACTS TO: LET. he tga PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned, at the Erie Mine, until Saturday. April-l2th, 1873, for sink. ing One Hundred and ‘Tt wenty feat in main shaft, Other contracts: of running drifts, &c. being let all the time; For full particulars apply to J. L. HOLLAND, Superintendent Erie Mine. March 22nd, 1873. FOR SALE. WO FARMS of 160 acres each, good wheat und vegetable Jand, all ineloped, Lying on east bank of Feather River, in Sutter County, three miles below Nicolas. Also, 60 head of No. 1 Dairy Cows. Inquire of B0; "MAHONEY, i a5-Im On premises. WM. B. CAMPBELL, ARCHITECT. LANS and Specifications drawn for f Buildings, Mills, Bridges, and all structures pertaining to Civil Engineering, at reasonable rates. Office over Beckman’s, corner -Broad and Pine Streets. Nevada City, August 14th, 1872. Notice to Creditors. N THE MATTER of the Estate of J. W. Browa, deceased; Notice is hereby given by thé undersigned administrator of the above named Estate, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary ‘vouchers within ten months after the publication of this notice, to the the undersigned “administrator, “at” his office, at the Court House, Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal. : Nevada, April 9th, 1873. ‘ ; JOHN M. BU 3H, Aministrator. Chas. McElvy; Agent. ad FOR CITY ASSESSOR. oe TINTHROP S. LONG. is heivby announced 4s.a candidate for the of‘fice of City Axsesso:, at the election to be held Monday, May 5th, 1873. a2 AUCTION. HE undersigned will offer for sale at public auction, at his franch, between . Grass, Valley and Nevada, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of April, the following named property: 1 Extra Two Horse Team. Wagon and Harness complete; 7 Cows and Calves, or with calf, 2 Three year old Steers. 5 Two year old Heifers. 6 Yearlings. The above property is held as security for debt, and must be sold. Also, at the sare time and. place, unless previously 1 Yoke Oxen 5 years old. 1 Yoke Steers 3 years old, 3 Cows and Calves; \ 16 head of Yearlings. : ‘Terms of sale—Notes of ‘approved endorsement taken for all sums over one hundred dollars, Notes running 0.e year at: one per cent. P, SUTTON, W. H Davidson auctioneer. m28 New Spring Goods. ~ MRS. M, A, STERLING. Commercial St., adjoining Masonic Hall, NEVADA CITY. 8 now prepared to supply the ladies of Nevada and vicinity with the latest Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Novelties, ete., which she has just received, such as Dress Goods, Muslins, Flannels, Napkins, _Lable Linen, Towels, Hosiery, Hat. and Bonnet Frames,Straw Hats, Ribbbns, Trimmings, ee Flowers, etc. 4 Also, latest style Brackets, Picture Frames and Wall Pockets, ~ Whe Goods will be sold cheap for cash, and a share of public ‘patronage is s0licited, urs. M. A. STERLING. Nevada, March 30th, 1873. _ ANTOINE TAM, DEALER 1N OYSTERS, CONFECTIONERY, . NUTS, CIGARS, d&c. ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. @7"I have edded, in conn ith Ofater Gelben. atthe tisk th 0 alae hist NUTS, CANDIES, CIGARS, &. Which are of the beat quality and will be igri toe: Ifyou want a FINE CIGAR call and keep no other kind ANTOINE TAM, APTRAYS Fy Nevads. March 26th, GOOD NEWS!. _Goop NEWS. . ee Great Excitement” Paci ets ot Nathan & Casper’s, CLOTHING. STORE. LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST. Competition A, Against Us: —Seerks Ww: have the Largest Stock of CLOTHING, ‘BOOTS, GIGANTIC FIZzLE. ‘ HATS, —AND-mas FURNISHING GOODS, To be found in Nevada. County. ter this date, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. our Goods to deceive the public, but we have established a reputation for TRUTH ;----and sosays the public. 1t wuries our opponents to see that we are doing the LEADING Clothing Business in the city. We don’t ‘‘shingle out’’ Socks at two bits, we sell them at 12 1-2. cts or $1 per dozen. . No Humbug ABOUT THIS: SALE. —— We have no motive in creating an excitement in the Clothing Trade, nor bear any animosity to anybody. only to attend strictly to our own business, and we will do just what we say. Our motto is aiiek Sales and Small Profits. of prices, and fear nobody. Beaver Suits at. $15, Pocket Handkerchief, Neck-tie and Socks thrown in the bargain. Beaver Suits at $17.Tle same as the above. Cassimere Suit, $25. ‘Fine Business Suit, from $20 to $25. ‘Imported Scotch Suits, $30. Good heavy Cassimere Pants, 2 50 to B5. Fine English and French Cassimere Pants, $6 50 to $9. . Which we boast are not to be found this.side of San Francisco. Vests of all . shapes and’pattern and prices.” Undershirts, 50 Cents each . proportion. Flannel Gray Undershirts, $126 Double sole Rubber mote ‘at $4 a pair Cal. Overshirts at’ -g1! 75. — Gray Overshirts at $1 50. Duck Pants, best, 75 cts. a pair~ Cotton Socks, 75 cts pr doz. Cotton Socks, 1 prdoz ~ . And every article in the store at the above rates. If there is any reduction in our list of prices we shall publish-a new list daily. Call at Nathan & Casper’s for your Clothing and consult your own interest. You can “find good aud. fashionable clothing cheap at NATHAN & UASPER'S. _ Which we will sell on and af. — We don’t stick out shingles on what we say is gospel truth © Scotch Suits, from $20 to.$26. “We publish to the world our list ¥ hud all the furnishing goods . BD ne eee sia iin pwn in ea ips

Ll now ? nst*°Us is BROS, Nevada Co.] ' STORE in Ne. eception fa our e the public by rp John style) to mublic, -andsel] vorn Dry Goods, cet style of busiBros. EST stock ODS ity. rith sp*cial care nd Eastern MarTadiés to call at TORE mn of Goods ofall ound this side of will sell at prices tition, UG! RICHES ! awing near, and shall be County Rosenberg. Bros We have coin usiness. Let it we cannot and Woe sell cheaper ® e dea‘ ers can buy Bros. ‘ADING DEALERS OWN, . sists of the ELTIES. se Silk. of all colors © Poplin. a. and Striped ch and Amer. brands Mus of Ladies’ and Hats. Parasols. the way of dress st class Dry Goods WUE YOURSELF ms, Dut-we do # Ie yp calling ~st-<oFNoel The Dail: Dranserips. * ~4 —4 NEVADA CITY, CAL. ‘LOCAL AFFAIRS. / The Manzanita Claims. e, The Manzanita hydraulic claims, located on Burbonu Hill, just beyond the city linrits, have been w orked under the supervision of W. A. Roberts since November last, and he will soon have them in «s good shape as any mines of a similar character in the State. The company is nowrunning 1,000 inches of water, and washing off a large amount of ground through the old flume, while a bedrock tunnel i is being run tostrike the gravel at the bank 47 feet below the surface. This _tunnel—was —commenced:in 1867, and is ‘to be 2,600 feet in length, When Roberts & Co. bought in they had 1,495 feet still to run, D. B. Merry, County Surveyor, made the survey, and working by this they.on Saturday last made the connection betweeh shafts 4 and 5 at the face of the bank, striking it as ‘trite as though the: entire work had been above ground.. They have now only 294 feet torun to complete: the tunnel and this they are working out from six-faces;-and-by-May-20th itis expected that only 100 feet ‘will remain to be run, ting lumber for the tcnnel upon. the ground, and will suon be ready to commence building flume in the tunnel. When this new tunnel is completed, the fall will be sufficient to work the ground to the best advantage. The prospects of this elaim are excellent and they will take out lots of money. seaplane alls meninges Water Failing. 8 The impression now prevails that the present season, which appeared so excellent for hydraulic mining a shorfer than the run of. last year, in those localities where«they only have water part of the year. Though much snow fell there was no rain to _ pack it, It was very light and melted rapidly, so that little now remains todepend upon for a long supply. _ Atsome points-in-the county the supply is already failing. te ——— oe Silk Cuiture. © We understand that an Italian who is well acquainted with silk. culture, “1g trying to muke arrangements with all persons who have mulberry trees in this locality, for the leaves-of—the trees this season. If he can make satisfactory arrangements he proposes to go into silk eulture extensively and give the industry a “Yair test. The cocoons produced by Mr. Muller and others in Nevada county, are said to be the best in the State, and have everywhere, when brought in competition with others, carried ‘off the first prize. We hope that the plan now talked of, by which food enough to support a large cocoonery can be procured, will be carried out, and that the expediency and profit of the business on a large scale will be fully tested. 4“ Big Strike. We heard a repert in town yesterterday that a man named Cashwash had struck # pocket om Red Hill, near this city, and taken out $2,000 in gold; This was certainly a good cash wash for him. New Store---New Goods, J. 8. Holbrook, an old resident of this county, will open a new grocery store, in this city, at the junction of Main and Commercial streets, the latter part of this week, ‘The goods are now on the way from San Francisco, and cousist of everything usually found in a first class grocery and. Provision store. Mr. Holbrook intends supplying all--who favor him With their custom with the very best _Mtieles in his “line, at-as cheap or}cheaper prices as any store in Nevada City. If -you want good groceries at low rates, the place to go is at Holbrook’ 8, junction of Main and Commercial streets, Nevada City, where every article is warranted, and tatisfaction guaranteed. ee —_ -—>. L. O. Ow B. Notice. <e Odd Fellows’ ball premises to be agrind affair. No pains have spared to makeit pleasant for all who may attend. The music Vhich has been secured will be the best ever heard in this county. Martus M. Blam’s celebrated San Frantiseo string and brass quadrille or4 a will W Willis as _prompter, is. Sufficieiit gurrantee that the music Nillbe suchas will delight all. * Sweet Potatoes at Laster &. MULLOY’ 8. al53t* They are now get. Pactlor Set fox ning! ‘ate henihignlfn 1 One Fashionable Sofa, Two Easy Cloth, which cost $199 50, will be sold for $140. For further _particulars enquire at the, Daily Traxscrr . Office, ad, — ie One hundred bags of early seed potatoes-of different varieties, consist: . ing of; Early Rose, Peach Blow, Pink Eye; Meshanics and Prolifics (new variety,) for sale by Hanson & Wads-. worth, a9-lw READ R ISENBERG BROS. ADVERTISEMENT IN ANOTHER COLUMN. 4 Chairs, and Six Parlor Chairs, Hair: , Seed Potatoes. ‘ vi af STILLTRIUMPHANT AHEAD OF RVERYBODY Just ‘Received : m27 For your nice F RESH CANDIES, ORANGES, LEMONS, NUTs, TOYS, &6., go to L. HERSCHMAN’S, at Sloeqvich’ s old stand, on Pine street. = * tf, VICK § FLORAL GUIDE, _ Viek’s Flower Seeds, VICK'’S BULBS, —ON.SALE aT— PRESTON’S —— At the Regular Catalogue Prices Garden and Grass Seeds, JAPANESE CLEANSING CREAM. MINER’S RUBBER CEMENT, PRESTON’S COUGH CANDY, ~—~AT— Nevada Drug Store. i. Hi, Miller, THE POPUL AR as) a ’ NEVADA COUNTY, H's JUST RECEIVED ~ —AT HIs— Palace of Fashion, ODD FELLOWS’ BUILDING, A Full Assortment of the VERY LATEST STYLES a. a SPRIGN AND. SUMMER DRESS AND. BUSINESS SUITS. ALSO, HATS, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING Goons, Boys’ and Children’s _ CLOTHING. Nevada, March 25th, 1873. COUNTY WARRANTS. LL Warrants on ‘ag Fund registered prior to Feb. all Warrants on Road Fund registered prior to Aug. 13th, 1872, will be’ paid on: presentation.. Interest ceases from this date. A. GOLDSMITH, Co. Treasurer. By*A. H. Parker, Deputy. Nevada, April 10th, 1873. ANNUAL MEETING. . BE Stockholders of the Odd Fellows’ ‘Hall Association will meet at the Hall on Monday, May Sth, 1873, at 2 P.M. for the purpose of electing Trustecs for the By Order; . a Me PARED, Secretary. TAKE ‘NOTICE. . B eaee THE NEW LAW;, ‘ BOX RENT AND POSTAGE: Must be Paid IN-ADVANCE,, or _ Paid. ay G. VW SCHMITTBURG, 2. ae ONE PRICE CLOTHIER few months ago, will be two months . * 15th, 1872; also, . THE LARGEST STOCK OF Dye Fancy Goods EVER BROUGHT HERE. A. Goldsmith Is NOW SELLING BETTER GOODS » AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFOREKNOWN IN NEVADA CITY: mses 4 Article ag Advertised in my Peles List: And at the Prices mentioned. LOOK LOOK New Price List : 3-PLY CARPETS, $1 50. 10 yds CALICO for $1. 10, yds MUSLIN for $1. 8 ¥ae BLEACHED. MUSLIN, $1. FRENCH CORSETS, 50 cts & $1. GRENADINES, 20 cts per yd. -GRASS LINEN, 4-4, 25 ets pr yd. -PIQUES, 22% cts pr yd. _SHETLAND SHAWLS, $2. FINE WALKING CANE PARASOLS, $1 each. BALMORAL SKIRTS, $1 each. 5 SPOOLS COTTON THREAD, 25 cts. 5 SPOOLS SILK THREAD for 50 ets. SILK BUTTONS," 25 cts per doz. FINE FRENCH KID GLOVES, 75 ets per pair. ., SUN DOWNS, best quality, 50 cts each. 10-4 MARSEILLES + ose $2 ‘each. HAT FRAMES, one bit. And Hundreds of other Articles equally as BROAD STREET. . colnet 2 4 BELL, & ‘BROWN, CORNER OF Pine and Commercial Streets. ss) ‘Dealers in DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, ~~ -— TOILET SOAP BRUSHES, of all kinds. tea, We shall keep. on hand a rere assortment of oe Articles 87 Also # full line of Patent Medicines. A GOOD SUPPLY OF FRESH GARDEN. SEEDS, ALFALFA, CLOVER, TIMOTHY, &e. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. PURE LIQUORS FOR MEDI_. 4 CINAL PURPOSES.. » TRUSSES OF ALL KINDS.. * REMEMBER THE PLACE, Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets (Bussenius’ Old. Stand. BELL & BROWN.

HO YEDYSPEPTICS! W hite’s Specialty WILL CURE YOU. after eating. ing instead of digesting, gastri. juice, Pain in the head, sides, breast, and extremities, mouth clammy, with bad taste } and furrid tongue. Consumptive symptoms, cout and palpitation of heart, often mistaken for consumption while it is only asymptom of dyspepsia.. Sleeplessness, dizzine 88, headache, gloom and depression of spirits, are.ull alarming symptoms, if. neglected, but which are easily remoyed by the use of WHITE’S SPECIALTY. the East with such remarkable success that we have been induced to send forit. As an APERIENT: it cannot be excelled, and forconstipation of the,bowels it is a sure cure. From the Boston Journal. “DysPepsia. White's Specialty for this aggravating complaint, has been thoroughly tested by thousands who have been benefitted Dy it, and are willing to testify to its eflicavy. It warrants a permanent eure, if tried faithfully. —_—— the Governor of Massachusetts for three years, and a member of the Legislature,) says, in “American Homes,” that Wuirr’s SPectaury for dyspepsia scatters that disease as quickly as water does hot lead. From the Congregationalist (Bogton.) In this agé of fast things, our people make no nice distinctions, but whether their occnpation be walking, riding, working, reading, or eating, they do them all With @ rush; consequently we are the most dyspeptic people in the world. Asit is too late to remedy the cause in our own cases, the best thing to be done is to find some way to change the effect, and this can be done by Wuire’s SPECIALTY FOR Dyspepsia, which from pure merit and virtue alone is fast overtaking, and bids fair to exceed in its sale, all the old Ldcdoed medicines of theday, Prrrston, Mr., April 17,1872; Mr. H. G. White.—I take pleasure in giving you the following certificate. My wife, Mrs. H. C. Lord, during last winter was afflicted with dyspepsia in the most obstinate . form. After trying several] physicians and various remedies without relief, saw your Specialty advertised and without any other inducement gave ita friat.--After taking two bottles only, it produced the desired effect. I cheerfully recommend it, therefore, a8 an excellent medicine for the stomach, and deem it my duty to give you this testimonial. CHARLES E. LORD, Boston, Sept. 4, 1871. Mr. H. G, White. Dear Sir — Regarding our ‘Specialty for Dyspepsia,” I wo i thas t have used it with the best results, I have been a sufferer for five years, my food distressing me, but now ‘can parwas affected with dizziness so much a8 to fall in the street; t trouble is also removed. I have t many pre Putone without relief but I reeommend your remYours truly, CG. A. HOLT, Real Estate Sxsiee 191 Friend Breet, Boston. , Union Strecet, Eus Somerville, Mass. FOR’ SALE BY BELL & BROWN, [Successors to H. R. Bassenius.} Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. NEVADA CFPFY, Neveda, March 11th, 1872, / SE ORUGGISTS. =f) SYMPTOMS OF DYSPEPSIA are pain in the pit of the stomach, caused by contraction upon undigested food, usually soon Acidity and wind caused by food ferment. . Constipation aud loss of appetite. owing to unnatural condition of food and want of This Valliablé medicine has been used in. — Col. Chas. H. Taylor (private Secretary td . sold take heartily withont. inconvenience. L edy as one deserving the copédionce of all. . BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY,. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. ° Cermaus STOCK $200, 000. ‘OFFI enna : Se = JOHN W. HINDS, Prestdent. 2 By W.. BULLY cave. Wadi ca «iv abaie a CasHrEn. DIRECTORS : A. C. Niles, ; . Chas. Marsh, R.W. Tully, Jonathan Clark, M. Li Marsh, A. H. Parker. “John WwW. W. Minds, ' MONEY Te LOAN on on good collateral security, Highest Price paid for City and Coun’ Warrants. k yee Tenders Bought and soid at*Regular tes Gold Dust Bought. , Bullion discounted. Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bullion for Assay or Coinage gt the Min General and Speciai Deposits received. Checks on San Francisco, Saeraniento, Sa Tose, Stockton and Virginia City, Drafts on Eastern Cities, London and Germany. Agents for Liverpool, London, Globe Insurance Company. CoRRESPONDENI6—Bank of Galifarns , Francisco ; Bank of D: O. Mills, Sacramento; Agency Bank of California; Virginia aes Interest on Time Deposits-will be allowed, a8 follows : “Six Months Time Depos‘. its,6 per cent. per annum. Iwelve Months Time Deposits, 8 per cent. per annum, BR Persons residing at a distance can send money by Expre 88. "Cheeks on Solvent Banks” taken at par. CONTRACTS TO: LET. he tga PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned, at the Erie Mine, until Saturday. April-l2th, 1873, for sink. ing One Hundred and ‘Tt wenty feat in main shaft, Other contracts: of running drifts, &c. being let all the time; For full particulars apply to J. L. HOLLAND, Superintendent Erie Mine. March 22nd, 1873. FOR SALE. WO FARMS of 160 acres each, good wheat und vegetable Jand, all ineloped, Lying on east bank of Feather River, in Sutter County, three miles below Nicolas. Also, 60 head of No. 1 Dairy Cows. Inquire of B0; "MAHONEY, i a5-Im On premises. WM. B. CAMPBELL, ARCHITECT. LANS and Specifications drawn for f Buildings, Mills, Bridges, and all structures pertaining to Civil Engineering, at reasonable rates. Office over Beckman’s, corner -Broad and Pine Streets. Nevada City, August 14th, 1872. Notice to Creditors. N THE MATTER of the Estate of J. W. Browa, deceased; Notice is hereby given by thé undersigned administrator of the above named Estate, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary ‘vouchers within ten months after the publication of this notice, to the the undersigned “administrator, “at” his office, at the Court House, Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal. : Nevada, April 9th, 1873. ‘ ; JOHN M. BU 3H, Aministrator. Chas. McElvy; Agent. ad FOR CITY ASSESSOR. oe TINTHROP S. LONG. is heivby announced 4s.a candidate for the of‘fice of City Axsesso:, at the election to be held Monday, May 5th, 1873. a2 AUCTION. HE undersigned will offer for sale at public auction, at his franch, between . Grass, Valley and Nevada, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of April, the following named property: 1 Extra Two Horse Team. Wagon and Harness complete; 7 Cows and Calves, or with calf, 2 Three year old Steers. 5 Two year old Heifers. 6 Yearlings. The above property is held as security for debt, and must be sold. Also, at the sare time and. place, unless previously 1 Yoke Oxen 5 years old. 1 Yoke Steers 3 years old, 3 Cows and Calves; \ 16 head of Yearlings. : ‘Terms of sale—Notes of ‘approved endorsement taken for all sums over one hundred dollars, Notes running 0.e year at: one per cent. P, SUTTON, W. H Davidson auctioneer. m28 New Spring Goods. ~ MRS. M, A, STERLING. Commercial St., adjoining Masonic Hall, NEVADA CITY. 8 now prepared to supply the ladies of Nevada and vicinity with the latest Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Novelties, ete., which she has just received, such as Dress Goods, Muslins, Flannels, Napkins, _Lable Linen, Towels, Hosiery, Hat. and Bonnet Frames,Straw Hats, Ribbbns, Trimmings, ee Flowers, etc. 4 Also, latest style Brackets, Picture Frames and Wall Pockets, ~ Whe Goods will be sold cheap for cash, and a share of public ‘patronage is s0licited, urs. M. A. STERLING. Nevada, March 30th, 1873. _ ANTOINE TAM, DEALER 1N OYSTERS, CONFECTIONERY, . NUTS, CIGARS, d&c. ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. @7"I have edded, in conn ith Ofater Gelben. atthe tisk th 0 alae hist NUTS, CANDIES, CIGARS, &. Which are of the beat quality and will be igri toe: Ifyou want a FINE CIGAR call and keep no other kind ANTOINE TAM, APTRAYS Fy Nevads. March 26th, GOOD NEWS!. _Goop NEWS. . ee Great Excitement” Paci ets ot Nathan & Casper’s, CLOTHING. STORE. LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST. Competition A, Against Us: —Seerks Ww: have the Largest Stock of CLOTHING, ‘BOOTS, GIGANTIC FIZzLE. ‘ HATS, —AND-mas FURNISHING GOODS, To be found in Nevada. County. ter this date, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. our Goods to deceive the public, but we have established a reputation for TRUTH ;----and sosays the public. 1t wuries our opponents to see that we are doing the LEADING Clothing Business in the city. We don’t ‘‘shingle out’’ Socks at two bits, we sell them at 12 1-2. cts or $1 per dozen. . No Humbug ABOUT THIS: SALE. —— We have no motive in creating an excitement in the Clothing Trade, nor bear any animosity to anybody. only to attend strictly to our own business, and we will do just what we say. Our motto is aiiek Sales and Small Profits. of prices, and fear nobody. Beaver Suits at. $15, Pocket Handkerchief, Neck-tie and Socks thrown in the bargain. Beaver Suits at $17.Tle same as the above. Cassimere Suit, $25. ‘Fine Business Suit, from $20 to $25. ‘Imported Scotch Suits, $30. Good heavy Cassimere Pants, 2 50 to B5. Fine English and French Cassimere Pants, $6 50 to $9. . Which we boast are not to be found this.side of San Francisco. Vests of all . shapes and’pattern and prices.” Undershirts, 50 Cents each . proportion. Flannel Gray Undershirts, $126 Double sole Rubber mote ‘at $4 a pair Cal. Overshirts at’ -g1! 75. — Gray Overshirts at $1 50. Duck Pants, best, 75 cts. a pair~ Cotton Socks, 75 cts pr doz. Cotton Socks, 1 prdoz ~ . And every article in the store at the above rates. If there is any reduction in our list of prices we shall publish-a new list daily. Call at Nathan & Casper’s for your Clothing and consult your own interest. You can “find good aud. fashionable clothing cheap at NATHAN & UASPER'S. _ Which we will sell on and af. — We don’t stick out shingles on what we say is gospel truth © Scotch Suits, from $20 to.$26. “We publish to the world our list ¥ hud all the furnishing goods . BD ne eee sia iin pwn in ea ips