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April 18, 1871 (4 pages)

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wn es fas
Pons Divining Red ana Quartz.
~ _The“Gold Wizzard” has been around. . 'gn Broad street, above the -Pennsyiva-. *
_ act spot which influenced his divining
She Buty Srmesvript, boys,
soomemen on
ey
LOCAL ITEMS.
Lecture To-night. .
Rev, E. Halleday will deliver a lecture at the Congregational Church: this
eveniag. Subject, “Broked Columns,
of Great Men and their Purposes.”
This is the second of a series of lec~
tures to be delivered. by Mr, Halleday,
and those who attend are garanteed a
rich treat.» The leetures are free. We
understand that Mr, Hulleday proposes
delivering course of lectures on the
tulfillment of prophecy, in which he
takes issue with Elder Grant upon ‘his
conclusions a8 based upon. prophecy.
These lectures would be exceedingly
interesting to those. who have listened
to the discourses of Elder Grant, and:
his theory that thé end of thé world is
near at hand.
He has a “dooflicker,” consisting of two
rodsof whalebone with a metalic ball
on the end, and the ball twists the inatrament where gold ‘indications “are
strong. It is reported he visited the
Eureka, but bis instrument, instead of
pointing toward that ledge, indicated
that there was a richer spot in the direction of Spring Hill. He went toward Spring Hill, ascertained the exrod to turn from the Eureka and made
a location. We are informed that
men with capital, who have confidence
in Peck, ure backing him in his‘enter-.
prise, and that work has already been
conmenced atthe spot indicated .—
Should the parties now engaged suc«eed in striking a rich lead there, some
confidence may be placed in Peck and.
his divining rod.
The Mortgage Tax Suit,
Our readers are aware that a spit}
was brought by Nevada county against
“Wm. M. Eddy, for the purpose of test.
ing the constitutionality of the law
passed by the last Legislature, exempting mortgages from taxation. The
case was decided in the District Coart
in order to bring the matter immediate,
ly before the Sapreme Court, and it
has been set for hearing by the Court
on Thursday, May 11th, This cause is
looked upon as one of such importance
by the Court, that members of the bar,
whether engaged or not, are invited to
participate. Hon. Niles Searle appears
with John I. Caldwell, District Attors
ney, for the People, and Hon. A. C.
Niles represents the other side. The
argument. and decision of this case. will
be looked. for with great interest by
the people of the entire State.
Roll of Honor.
The following is the roll of honor of
the Saa Juan Grammar School, for the’
month ending April 14th, T. J; Lyon,
teacher: Sarah Williams, Grace Hes~
eeltine, Katie Downey, Katie Skinner, .
Allie Asay, Katie Suly, Sada.Carmack,
Jennie Stotlar, Mary Banks, Annie J.
Hughes, Carrie MeCoy, Grace Downey,
Mary Beck, May Wellman, Minnie
Quick, Annie Carion, Katie Bowen,
Annie Hughes, MatildaLisson, AugusNoblet, Samuel Lisson,’ Benjamin
Heseeltine, Willian Wodell, Robert
Heriot, Jobn Quinn, David Morgan,
Thomas Harris, Andrew Carion, Harry
Bubring, James Brigzs,; Frank Reed,
Stephen MeNully, Jobn Lioyd.
Estate ‘Srausactions.
Market in this city’ haé been brisk.
Several houses and lots have been sold,
anda number of persons are still in.
search of houses, who desire either to
Tent or buy. This growing demand
for heuses among our people ie & good
sign, agit shows that the city is intauranton Commiercial street, which
. Stomach Bitters, It ise clear that a life rewill be.
Compusition. “those who “4
sinis-to o> te ania the, Normal
SUE es a not what. sk—they are no
well, Thereis no name-for it. It is simpl
ces. Whatever ite‘canses, (and they are innumerable,] its symptomr are in the main! the
rame, Among the mest prominent are extreme laseitude, loss of appetite, loss of flesh.
and @ stomach cough are also frequently concomitants of this distressing etate of body and
ofmind. The common remark in relation to
persons in such a condition is, that they are
consumptive. Now, what these unfortunates
really want is vigor, vital strength ; and, as
certainly as dawn succeeds darkness, they can
recuperate their systems and regain. perfect
health by resorting to Hostetter’s Celebrated
viving tonic ts required in such cases, as that
the dyfng flame of an empty lamp requires to
be revived with anewsupply of oil. Perfect~
ly pure end innocuous, containing nothing
bat the most genial vegetable extracts, and
combining the three grand elements of a
stomachic, an alterative, and a genial invigorant. Hostetter’s Bitters are suitable to all
constitutions, and are a* applicable to the die‘eases and disabilities of the feebler sex as to
those of men. “4
Removal. ners
Dr. Bailey bas moved to his residence
nia Engine. House.
“
SPRINC AND SUMMER
CLOTHING !
CREAT BARCAINS.
—
ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO.
ORNER OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL
STREETS, NEVADA CITY, have just received a Splendid Stock of the Latest Styles
~ Spring and Summer Suits,
Clothing. Furnishing Goods, Hats,
Boots and Shoes, &c.
Which they offer to the pnblic as low as snch
Goods can be obtained in this State.
Pe
THE d&REAT EXPECTATION PAPER
COLLA R—each box centains a valuable prize
with excellent collars thrown in.
Gentlemens Fine Shirts, Under
Clothing, Miner®s Goods,
Of ail kinds and varieties.
Rosenstock, Price & Co.
Guarantee satisfaction to all customers who
call on them, and propose to give the
Latest,
Finest,
And Best Goods,
At the Lowest Prices,
their advantage to
GIVE US A CALL.
ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO.
. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets.
NEVADA CITY.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
UBLIC attention is invited to the follow
Ping extecis Gom:an Act to estab ha
‘ate Normal School ;””
“The County Sa
wt
Boards of held com:
oo mage ye” yo the first vot Magen
pupiis of the Normal School, which :
tic n shall be in the same manner as
exaz.ivation for i grade . > certificates. A I’st shell be made of the applicants thus pxsinined. enn bs receive
Something New. a prize for allt) ~
~ . our
FRESH COODS!
LOW PRICES !
QUICK SALES!
a UNDERSIGNED having this day form‘ed 8 co-partnership under the firm name
or
Hanson & Gregory,
WILL CONTINUE THE GEN ERAL
Grocery,
‘Provision, : :
“~~ ‘Wooden and Willow Ware,
Crockery,
AND
Liquor Busness,
AT THE OLD STAND.
with a
‘CASH CAPITAL !
Sufficient to meet the demands of the trade of
thie vicinity and to enable us to take advantage of the markets at all times, and to insure toour patrons 4
heretofore ruied in this market.
“Money makes the Mare go”
And buys at any time below the rulirg msrket rates.
We offer to the pec ple of Nevada and vicinity, the largest and finest assortment of
Francisco or Sacramento, and will save to our
patrons a goud commission by purchasing in
the San Francisco and Eastern markets exclusively
FOR CASH!
One of the firm will be in San Francisco
most of the time, and our stock will eonstantly be replenished
With the Choicest Goodsafforded
by the Market.
WHICH WILL BE PLACED aT
PRIOMS THAT WILL COM>
MAND THE ATTENTION
OF PURCHASERS.
We invite the public to an examination of
Goods and Prices before making
their purchases,And wouid retarn our thanks for their patronage heretofore,
All orders will be promptly and faithfully
execnted and delivered within a reasonable
distance of Nevada, Free ef Charge.
Hanson & Gregory,
Nevada, April ist, 1871.
§@7" All persons indebted te A. H.
YA Bn RPP OTS 1 Heer G GUirLp is hereby’ an.
i the or
We ‘will open the:SPRING CAMPAIGN .
Lower List of Prices than have .
Goods in our line to be found this side ef San }
COLUMN.
Grand Removal !
A. GOLDSMITH,
HAS REMOVED
»)
TO WIS NEW STORE!
ON BROAD STREET, .
Next door to Banner Brothers,
and adjoining Lester &
x Mulloy’s Store.
KIDD’S BUILDING.
+
rs
CRAND OPENING!
—_—
THURSDAY, MARCH 30th.
THE LARGEST,
THE RICHEST,
THE CHEAPEST,
THE BEST,
AND
MOST MAONIFICENT
STOCK OF DRY CooDs,
25 to SO cents. At this rate none need A; We
OT
CARPETS, &C.
. s Bore@ity Maréhal.i«>iss‘
UiTY MARSHAL oublca be the wean subject to a
the voters at che tty len oaday, May
lst: 1871, ; apl2
For City Assessor.
W. . DAVIDSON willeo a-¢ for the office of Cry Asan
SUR, at the Charter Electi Say, any ie oh on to be held Mun
For City Marshal.
LOCK LIEN will. be a Cand }
B. the office of Cl'ry Mausielen a
Charter Election, te be h
May ist, 1871,” rie ae A
For City Treasurer.
Hl. HASKENS is hereby an
H. 48 a candidate for the office of CITY
IHHASURER, subject to the decision of the
voters. Election, Mond:
Nevada, april Ghee) MAY 386 187.
For City Treasurer.
senioaacea Sea ecient, Nee E a@can te for the a
of Cl#¥Y TRHADUKKK, eubject to the deste.
ion of the voters. dilection, Monday, May ist,
aps
ANSON W. LESTER, OC, E. MULLOY
LESTER & MULLOY,
Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods
é&ec,. &e.
No. 58 Broad Street.
LOUR, BACON, HAMS,
E nage of PROVISIONS on Keees and all
New Goods constant) received fro:
Eastern markets, among ‘them HYPERION
COD FiIsH, MICHI EP se, rig nt CRANBERKIES,
All purchasers desiring an
are requested to coats anything fm our line
LESTER & MULLOY.
Nevada, Dec. 9th, 1870.
DICKINSON?s
Patent. Brass Roller Skates !
ne: oan BE-SEEN aT THR —--——NEVADA THEATRE, IN THIS CITY,
HERE a Rink has been opened--—
e Kink w open ly, [8 =
cepted,) as follows: 4 ay handing ox
Frou § to 129 A. M. for Ladies exclusively,
when lessens will be given Free of Charge.
From 2 to 4, and from half past 7 to 10 P. M.
Admiseion in the afternoon and evening 265
Cents. Use of Skates 25 cents.
The Dickinson Skate
body at Living Aadress all
DICKINSON & Sacramento, y rig the
Rink, Nevada ‘Theatre, Nevada city. ut
Pee 3 ie
H. R. BUSSENIUS, .
DPDRUGGIsT
MASONIC BUILDING,
Corner of Commercial and Pine Streets.
GARDEN
Paints, 0 ls and Kerosene.
Brushes, Whitewash Heads,
And a Choice Lot of
FLAVORING EXTRACTS
eee
Perfumery and Toilet Articles,
For sale by
PRESTON & FAIRCHILD
gt eae
NEVADA DRUG sTtonu,
ON BROAD STREET.
Nevada, March 12th. _
JAMES MON 20,
Dealer
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Cormed Bebf,
CORNED PORK, VEAL, &c.
Mote st at reasonable rates for Cash
8 on Street, opposite the eres
Theatre i of!
The Bridal Chamber,
ssa73 R YOUNG MEN; oh great Social Evile and Abtises, which interfere
with MARRIAGE—with sure means of relief
for th ag and Unfortunate, diseased and
debilitated. t free ot aera in =
vetoes. Address HOW A TION
Ko t South Ninth Street. Philadelphia Pa. j2¢
SACRAMENTO SEMINARY.
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Street, Between 10th and Lith,
SACRAMENTO.
me
1B School Year is totic "Hedin