April 18, 1873 (4 pages)

TORS A She Daily Vrauseript “NEVADA CITY, CAL: o — : ‘ ne f y =! ou now ? zainst Us ig ere! ‘TO IS. AND SMALL . TS} : of Nevada Co.} [ON STORE in Ne : Geception in our eive, the public by ‘heap John style) . d. public, and sel) if-worn Dry Goods, Street ion of busi o Bros, GEST STOCK OODS y City. _ with sp-eial care and: Eastern, Mar. . the ladies.to call of STORE tion of Goods of all 9 found this side of e will sell at prices“ tition g (BUG ! 7 RICHES ! drawing near, and ) shall be Qounty 1, Rosenberg Bros ce. We have coin business. rhiat we cantiot and We-6ell cheaper dé dea. ers can buy 7 ¢ g Bros. EADING DEALERS TOWN. sists of the. ese: Silk. } of all colars Poplin. « Ca. y and Striped ich and Amerof Ladies’ and Hats, Parasols. the way of’ dress rst class Dry Goods NUE YOURSELF TEMENT, r by humbugs. ot y calling ot our 1] be assured of the 1873. : Sr 3 BROS, a Mi. throp 8.-Long for Assessor. ~~ mill to the timber. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Bieviti ities. -~ Maggie Gault and Anna Joy_took ‘the prize of $409, on Wednesday evening, at E. P. Connor's writing school, having made the greatest improvement during the term. The judges were, Frack Power and B. J. Crowley. — On motion of: McFarland and certificate of J. H. McKune and T.B. McF arland, -and_examination,; Wi =e Cross was admi ttéd ta practice in the Sapreme Court, on ‘Cuesday last, -The-case. of the Peopleyvs. John Brown, charged with horse stealing, taken up tu the Supreme Court, on appeal, was argued in that Court on Tuesday last and submitted. Atternéy General Love argued for respon3 dent, and J.I. Caldwell for appel: Tant.~ _ Our clothing miatolatite have received during the past few days an immense lot of clothing, furnishing . , goods, ete., and they are selling them very cheap. One week from to-day the Odd Fellows'celebration will take place in this city. -All arrangeiients are completed, and the prospect is good} . for a grand time. Railroad, railroad, railroad sist is the chief topicof conversation in this city, from morning til hight. = ya Burroughs’ boarding hottse, in the reat of the Court House, is filling up vory fast. .About a dozen have taken up their gqtiarters there during the past two weeks. re _/fwo weeks from next cae May } vies “bth, is the day for the annual election of city officers. So far, only three candidates are in the field, that we know of, viz: J. J. Meacham and . D. D. Carter for Marshal, and WinSaw Mill and Narrow auge “of this week. They have bujlta train road from the mill at Scott’s Flata mile up the canyon, and.have the ground graded for another mile which they propose to segs oy soon. The wheels, cars, » for the equipment of this road were made at the Nevada Foundry, in this city. The cars will-earry from four to five saw logs, and five of them are.run together. This road opens.a timber range of from five to six million feet which could not be obtained with logging trucks commonly used, on account of the-steepness of the canyon. The road is built on a down grade from the timber range to the mill, so that the cars can be run down loaded without trouble, the speed being regulated by the ’ brakes. whole train up the grade from the The owners of the mill are perfectly satisfied with tion of this road, and propose. te build another soon along ancther. eanyon, by which. a. still more extensive range will be reached, from which it is impossible to obtain timber with trucks. a “May Parties and Picn ics. The time-for May parties, picnics, etc., is fast approaching, but as yet no move has been made by. eur ehurches or schools in that direction, ‘although the “little ones’? are dis-eussing the matter very freely among ’ ves. There. is considerable work te be done in the way of preliminaries, such as appointing committees from the various schools, to eonsult as to how, when, and. where the May festival shall-be held, appointing of sub-committees, all of which will take time, so that it will be the middle of May before the party will take place. Let the move-' ment be inaugurated next Sunday in all the’ schools. The children must have their Spring jollification, and everybody who has the interest of _the rising generation at heart,should assist, as far as they can, in making them happy. E. P. Connor commences his last term in penmanship, in this city, at . 4o’clock this afternoon, a18-2t ‘Tum seventh annual State’ Fair of Loviiaua: will ¢ofmmence ia New . ne ThE. The Episcopal School Concert. . On Wednesday -evening, a ve pleasant entertainment was given by, the childrén of the Episcopal Sunday School, at the Theatre, The exercises consisted of vocal musie, by the pupils, tableaux, dialogues, declamations, ete. The stage was handsomely” decorated with evergreens, and the children looked very beautiful. “Hope,” the angel and mother. of the™tabléau,’ and the ““Gleaners and Shepherds’’ of the Theatre was crowded, and the aralientertainment. + RSE TES Land Matters. — ywas done in the Sacramento Land Office, in reference to matters in. Nevada County: pieces recited, were excellent, The ) ence seemed well pleased with the . on the 12th the following business { pre-emption proof on northwest quar‘range 16east, Nevada.County, and east, Hevets county, de allan: e tory pre-emption proofs and was permitted to make payment ‘with Agri‘i horses bet6nging to the Eureka stage Athree horses in Lancaster's stable Two horses can pull the} . MULLOY’S. READ ROSENBERG BROS. ANOTHER ‘PROOF OF PAYMENT. Tom J. Weldon made vatiathotons . ter of section 2, township 18 north, mede payment with Agricultural College Serip. B. F: Bacon, pre-emption clai ant to the southwest = of section 2, township 18 north, range. 10 cultural College e Scrip. ee omblw PLATS FILED. Pia of Badger Hill Quartz Mine, ted in Neyada county and claiméa by the Badger Hill Gold owe j Company. —_——___-_—_~. The Epizootic., This disease is still spreading irf this locality, and several new cases were reported yesterday. morning. Ten horses of Smith & Mills have it, and the three first attacked are imLo proving. . They have only one. bad case, but no. fatal results are apprehended. Five ‘ef Dan Baker’ s horses . have the disease, and Mr. Cunning-. ' ham informs~ us that eight of the line@re afilicted with it. Two or have also got the. disease, ina mild form. — ope The Firsi Installment Direct from the East, 4 Late at night and early in the morning, teams were unloading in front of Aschheim Bros., corner of Broad and Pine streets, the first installment. of Spring and Summer Clothing direct from the East. As wagon after wagon deposited its load, the street for a considerable distance was lined with boxes, ffunks, valises, bandboxés, etc. It is certainly the largest stock ever brought to Nevada City. The Aschheim Bres. intend to run a lively opposition to all high prices, and will sell twenty-five per cent. cheaper, than any other honse in the city. Being the only clothing dealers in this county who import goods direct from the East, it is evident to every observing miiid, that they ean afford to sell Clothing mich cheaper than those firms who buy second handed. Reader, you can 4 VICKS. PLORAI,, GUIDE, Vick’s Flower Seeds, —ON SALE AT— ‘PRESTON'S. r At the Regular Catalogue Prices . Garden and Grass Seeds. JAPANESE CLEANSING CREAM. MINER'S RUBBER CEMENT. PRESTON’S COUGH SAND: —AT— Nevada Drug Siew: BE. H. Miller, (THE rovtnsn a ONE PRICE: CLOTHIER ye \ “NEVADA COUNTY,. H's sUsT RECEIVED __ —AT HIS— Palace of Fashion, ODD FELLOWS’ BUILDING, Nevada: City es eres A Full Assortment of the ; VERY LATEST STYLES OR. DRESS ss = AND . BUSINESS SUITS. ALSO, HATS, GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, “Boys” and Children’s CLOTHING. Nevada, March 25th, 1873. ‘FOR CITY MARSHAL. J. MEACHAM is hereby an@ nounced as a candidate fer the office of City Marshal, subject to the decision of voters, at the City Election, to be held May Sth, 1873. al6 Groceries and Provisions, buy better goods, Letter make, better style, and at lower prices, at Ban; ner’s old stand,than anywhere else in Nevada county. ~ ' ASCHHEIM BROS, ~-_Odd Fellows’ (elshntthans "Gentlemen who propose attending the Odd Fellows’ Celebration, shuuld not fail to get one of those Fine Late Style Suits, imported expressly for the occasion by ASCHHEIM, » Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. Silk Hats. d A beautiful stock of fine Silk Hats, new styles, just received at ASCHHEIM’S. I. 0. O. F. Notice. _ The Odd Fellows’ ball promises to be a grand affair. No pains have been spared to make it pleasant for vll_who may attend. The music which has been secured willbe the best ever heard in thiscounty. Marcus M. Binm’s celebrated San Francisco string and brass quadrille orchestra, with Willis as prompter, is sufficient gurrantee that the music will be such.as will delight all, * Sweet Potatoes at LESTER & alb.3t ADVERTISEMENT IN COLUMN. . m27 ee For nice. FRESH CANDIES, ORANGES, LEMONS, NUTS’ TOYS, &C., tgo to Li HERSCHfo i “most liberal terms. 4 The people of Nevada will find ft to the advantage to call onme, : FLOUR POR SALE. EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. * Commercial Street, Nevada. a Bae Market on Commercial Street, is prepared to supnly’ customers with the quality of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Corned Beef, Corned Pork, etc., at the lowest rates for cash. 3° PROCTER & GAMBLE’S EXTRA OLIVE SOAP § made from the best materials and ni-ely perfumed. Sold at price of ordinary soap. Buy it; you will use no other. Grocers have it in your city. ROSS, DEMPSTER & CW., Agen San Francisco, Also sold by CASTLE BROTHERS, JONES & CO., WELLMAN, PECK & CO., and others. . al5 ~ FOR CITY MARSHAL. D. CARTER is hereby announced p. as a candidate for the office of City Marshal, subject to the decision of voters at the City Election to be held on ~~ 1873. ECOND TERM commences at the WASHINGTON SCHOOL HOUSE; on Wednesday Afternoon, April 16. At 4 o'clock, io in the EVENING ‘at T o'clock. TERMS : “Thirteen Lesrons for $4, Scholars have the privilege of attending both classes for $4. Four dofiars gives tb the‘one making te ins $5, Satisfaction bgp Private anteed, Old and Young are invited to VICK’S BULBS, © Which he offers for sale on ty, AMES ‘MONRO having’ opened a Meat . AHEAD oF EVERYBODY} Just Received 4 we “THE LARGEST STOCK F ~ Dry = Fancy Goads EVER BROUGHT HERE, ™~ ¥ A. Goldsmith 1s Now SELLING estan GOODS . =o LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFORE KNOWN IN NEVADA CITY. hi CAN GET Every Article as Advertised in my Price List : And. at the Prices mentioned: LOOK LOOK —a? THE— 3-PLY CARPETS, $1 50. 10 yds CALICO for $1. 10yds MUSLIN for $1. ‘8 yds 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 cts. FINE FRENCH KID GLOVES, 75 cts per pair. SUN. DOWNS, -best quality, 50 10-4 MARSEILLES QUILTS, $2 HAT FRAMES, one bit. And Hundreds of other Artioles equally as CHEAP! A, GOLDSMITH. mio E. P. CONNOR, Teacher. . Nevada, March 26th. New Price List 5 SILK BUTTONS, 25 cts per doz.BROAD STREET. BELL & BROWN, ‘. SEDRUGGISTS. of CORNER OF _\pRuas, CHEMICALS, _.* PERFUMERY, : : TOILET SOAP BRUSHES, of all kinds. a. We shall keep on hand-a large assortment of. iy Fancy Articles wall Also. a full line of Patent ‘Medicines, A naipaaces SEDPLY OF FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, = _ALFALFA, CLOVER, ~ TIMOTHY, &e. PRESCRIPTIONS~ ‘CAREFULLY CoM. POUNDED. PURE LIQUORS FOR wept. . CIN AL PURPOSES. TRUSSES OF ALL KINDS. REMEMBER THE PLACE, Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets, (Bussenius’ Old Stand. BELL & BROWN. HO YEDYSPEPTICS!. " White's Specialty WILL CURE YOU. the pit of the stomach, caused by contraction upon undigested food, ‘usually s00a after eating. Acidity and wind caused by food fermenting instead of digesting. Coustipation aud loss of appetite. owing to unnatural condition of food and want of gastric juice. Pain im the head, sides, breast, and extremities, mouth clammy, with bad taste and furrid tongue. Consuuiptive symptoms, cough and palpitation of heart, often mistaken for consumption while it is only a symptom.of dyspepsia. Sleeplessness, dizziness, headache, gloom and depression of spirits, are all alarming symptoms, if neglected, but which are easily removed by the use of WHITE'S . SPECIALTY. This valuable medicine has been used in the East with such remarkable success that we have been induced to send for it. As an APERIENT it<cannot be excelled, and forconstipation of thejbowels it is a sure cure, From the Boston Journal, DYSPEPSIA, White’ 8 eoeinity itor _— ravating complaint, has n thorough+o sted by thousands who have been bento its. efficacy. It warrants. a permanent cure, if-triedfaithfully. ——— Col.-Chas. H. Taylor fuente Sa ry, to the Governor-of Massachusetts for ~ ree. years, and a member, of the Legislature,) says, in ‘American Homes,” that WHITE's SpeciaLty for dyspepsia scatters that diseage as quickly as water does hot lead. From the Congregationalist (Boston.) In this age of fast things, our people make no nice distinctions, but whether their occupation be walking, riding, working, reading, or eating, they do them all with a rush; consequently we are the most dyspéptic people in the world. As it 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 Wurre’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 popular medicines of the day. Prrrston, Me., 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 fotm. After trying several physicians and various remedies without relief, saw your Specialty advertised and without any other inducement gave itafrial. After taking two bottles cnly, it produced the desired effect. I cheerfully recommend it, therefore, as an excellent medicine for the stomach, and doom % duty to give you this testim@nial "OHAELES E * LORD Boston, Sept. 4, 1871. — Mr. H.G. White: Dear Sir: :— Regarding ur “Specialty for Dyspepsia,” I woul say that Ihave used it with the best results, I have been a sufferer for five years, my food distressing me, but now can par. take heartily withont inconvenience. I was affected with dizziness so much as-to fall in the street; that trouble is also removed. I have tried many preparations without relief but I recommend your rem. edy as one deserving the confidence ofall. Yourstruly, . C. A. HOLT, Reel Estate Broker, 191 Friend Street, Boston: Deahione Union Streeet, East Somierv ille, Mass. . FOR SALE BY BELL & BROWN, : [Successo 36 to H. BR. Bussenius.] . Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. NEVADA CITY. / Nevada; March 1ith, 1872) Pine: and ° Commercial Streets. J. ay Waal 2 ntepealers in SYMPTOMS OF DYSPEPSIA are pain in . : efitted by it; and are willing to testify . BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, OFFICERS: 3 JOHN W. HINDS, President: R. W. TULLY.,. .CASHIER, DIRECTORS : KO: Niles, Chas. Marsh, R.W. Tully, Jonathan esha y i Margh, A. H. Parker, W: Hinds. « MONEY TO LOAN on on good collateral security. Highest Price‘paid for City and Coun Warrants. Legal Tenders Bought and soid at Regular Rates. Gold Dust. Bought. Bullion discounted. Liberal advances made on Gald Dust or . Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the Min . General and Speciai Deposits received. . Checks on San) Francisco, Sacramento, Sa Jose, Stockton and Virginia City. . many. CORRESPONDENT6é—Bank of Califéen ; Francisco ; Bank of D. O. Mi ? dcramanita; Agency Bank of California; firginia City. pene tir ~Interest on ‘Tine Deposits will be allowed, as follow wat 7 Six Months Time Depos: its, 6 per cent. per annum. T-welve Months -Time Deposits, 8 per cent. per . > Persons residing at a distance can . .send money by Express. Checks'on Solvent Banks taken at par. fe FOR SALE. WO FARMS of 160 acres each, wheat and vegetable land, all ine losed. Lying on east bank of Feather River,in Sutter County, three miles below Nicolas. Also, 50 héad of No. 1 Dairy Cows. Inquire of D. 0. MAHONEY, On premises. WM. B. CAMPBELL, ARCHITECT. a5-Im & LANS. and Specifications drawn for Buildings, Mills, Bridges, and s}l at reasonable rates. “Office over Beckman’s, corner’ Broad and Pine. Streets. Nevada City, August 14th, 1872. FOR CITY ASSESSOR. rINTHROP S. LONG is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of. Cit? Assesso1, at the election, to be held Monday, May 5th, 1873. a2 _AUCTION. HE undersigned will offer for sale at public anction, at his ranch, between Grass Valley and Nevada, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of April, the following ane? 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 Yeurlings. ‘The above property is held as security for debt, and. must be sold. Also, at the ate time and place, unless previously 80 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. en‘dorsement faken for all sums over one hundred dollars, Notes — 0.6 aa at one per cent, . 80 W. H Davidson eastacainn:. New Spring Goods. MRS. M. A. STERLING. Commercial St., adjoining Masonic Ha, NEVADA CITY. : S now prepared to supply the ladies of Nevada and vicinity with the latest Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Novelties, etc., Which she has just received, such es Table Linen, Towels, Hosiery, Hat _ and Bonnet Frames,Straw Hats, Ribbons, Trimmings, Flowers, etc. Also, latest. style Brackets, . Picture Frames and Wall Pockets. The Goods will be sold cheap for cash, and a share of public patronage is su: lici ted.” MRS, M. A. STERLING. Nevada, March 30th, 1873, ANTOINE TAM, DEALER 5¢ OYSTERS, — OY * CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, CIGARS, &c. ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. B77"! have added, in connection with my Oyster Saloon, a fine stock of NUTS, CANDIES, CIGARS, &c, Which are of the best quality and will be sold very cheap. ; Also, CHESTNUTS, nice arid fresh. ma If you want a FINE CIGAR call and see me. I keep no other kind. ANTOINE TAM. Nevada. March 26th. ‘ANNUAL MEETING. KE Stockholders of the Odd Fellows’ Hall Association will meet at the Hall on Monday, May Gth; 1873, at 2P. M. for the purpose of electing Trustees for the By Order, é A. H. PARKER, a Nevada, April Sth. 1873. o TAKE NOTICE. gc THE NEW LAW, BOX RENT AND POSTAGE G. ¥. SCHMITTBURG, Pia Nevada, April 12th, 1873. ; Drafts on Eastern Citiés , London and Ger— < _ ‘Agents for Liverpool, London, Globs 1 . surance Company. good structures pertaining to Civil Engineering, ; Dress Goods, Muslins, Flannels, Napkins, / Must be Paid IN ADVANCE., ee. = inact a ik soa we inci ign lt iain th ni a Sed sess gia capa merge nee nae a cae ai ;

TORS A She Daily Vrauseript “NEVADA CITY, CAL: o — : ‘ ne f y =! ou now ? zainst Us ig ere! ‘TO IS. AND SMALL . TS} : of Nevada Co.} [ON STORE in Ne : Geception in our eive, the public by ‘heap John style) . d. public, and sel) if-worn Dry Goods, Street ion of busi o Bros, GEST STOCK OODS y City. _ with sp-eial care and: Eastern, Mar. . the ladies.to call of STORE tion of Goods of all 9 found this side of e will sell at prices“ tition g (BUG ! 7 RICHES ! drawing near, and ) shall be Qounty 1, Rosenberg Bros ce. We have coin business. rhiat we cantiot and We-6ell cheaper dé dea. ers can buy 7 ¢ g Bros. EADING DEALERS TOWN. sists of the. ese: Silk. } of all colars Poplin. « Ca. y and Striped ich and Amerof Ladies’ and Hats, Parasols. the way of’ dress rst class Dry Goods NUE YOURSELF TEMENT, r by humbugs. ot y calling ot our 1] be assured of the 1873. : Sr 3 BROS, a Mi. throp 8.-Long for Assessor. ~~ mill to the timber. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Bieviti ities. -~ Maggie Gault and Anna Joy_took ‘the prize of $409, on Wednesday evening, at E. P. Connor's writing school, having made the greatest improvement during the term. The judges were, Frack Power and B. J. Crowley. — On motion of: McFarland and certificate of J. H. McKune and T.B. McF arland, -and_examination,; Wi =e Cross was admi ttéd ta practice in the Sapreme Court, on ‘Cuesday last, -The-case. of the Peopleyvs. John Brown, charged with horse stealing, taken up tu the Supreme Court, on appeal, was argued in that Court on Tuesday last and submitted. Atternéy General Love argued for respon3 dent, and J.I. Caldwell for appel: Tant.~ _ Our clothing miatolatite have received during the past few days an immense lot of clothing, furnishing . , goods, ete., and they are selling them very cheap.. One week from to-day the Odd Fellows'celebration will take place in this city. -All arrangeiients are completed, and the prospect is good} . for a grand time. Railroad, railroad, railroad sist is the chief topicof conversation in this city, from morning til hight. = ya Burroughs’ boarding hottse, in the reat of the Court House, is filling up vory fast. .About a dozen have taken up their gqtiarters there during the past two weeks. re _/fwo weeks from next cae May } vies “bth, is the day for the annual election of city officers. So far, only three candidates are in the field, that we know of, viz: J. J. Meacham and . D. D. Carter for Marshal, and WinSaw Mill and Narrow auge “of this week. They have bujlta train road from the mill at Scott’s Flata mile up the canyon, and.have the ground graded for another mile which they propose to segs oy soon. The wheels, cars, » for the equipment of this road were made at the Nevada Foundry, in this city. The cars will-earry from four to five saw logs, and five of them are.run together. This road opens.a timber range of from five to six million feet which could not be obtained with logging trucks commonly used, on account of the-steepness of the canyon. The road is built on a down grade from the timber range to the mill, so that the cars can be run down loaded without trouble, the speed being regulated by the ’ brakes. whole train up the grade from the The owners of the mill are perfectly satisfied with tion of this road, and propose. te build another soon along ancther. eanyon, by which. a. still more extensive range will be reached, from which it is impossible to obtain timber with trucks. a “May Parties and Picn ics. The time-for May parties, picnics, etc., is fast approaching, but as yet no move has been made by. eur ehurches or schools in that direction, ‘although the “little ones’? are dis-eussing the matter very freely among ’ ves. There. is considerable work te be done in the way of preliminaries, such as appointing committees from the various schools, to eonsult as to how, when, and. where the May festival shall-be held, appointing of sub-committees, all of which will take time, so that it will be the middle of May before the party will take place. Let the move-' ment be inaugurated next Sunday in all the’ schools. The children must have their Spring jollification, and everybody who has the interest of _the rising generation at heart,should assist, as far as they can, in making them happy. E. P. Connor commences his last term in penmanship, in this city, at . 4o’clock this afternoon, a18-2t ‘Tum seventh annual State’ Fair of Loviiaua: will ¢ofmmence ia New . ne ThE. The Episcopal School Concert. . On Wednesday -evening, a ve pleasant entertainment was given by, the childrén of the Episcopal Sunday School, at the Theatre, The exercises consisted of vocal musie, by the pupils, tableaux, dialogues, declamations, ete. The stage was handsomely” decorated with evergreens, and the children looked very beautiful. “Hope,” the angel and mother. of the™tabléau,’ and the ““Gleaners and Shepherds’’ of the Theatre was crowded, and the aralientertainment. + RSE TES Land Matters. — ywas done in the Sacramento Land Office, in reference to matters in. Nevada County: pieces recited, were excellent, The ) ence seemed well pleased with the . on the 12th the following business { pre-emption proof on northwest quar‘range 16east, Nevada.County, and east, Hevets county, de allan: e tory pre-emption proofs and was permitted to make payment ‘with Agri‘i horses bet6nging to the Eureka stage Athree horses in Lancaster's stable Two horses can pull the} . MULLOY’S. READ ROSENBERG BROS. ANOTHER ‘PROOF OF PAYMENT. Tom J. Weldon made vatiathotons . ter of section 2, township 18 north, mede payment with Agricultural College Serip. B. F: Bacon, pre-emption clai ant to the southwest = of section 2, township 18 north, range. 10 cultural College e Scrip. ee omblw PLATS FILED. Pia of Badger Hill Quartz Mine, ted in Neyada county and claiméa by the Badger Hill Gold owe j Company. —_——___-_—_~. The Epizootic., This disease is still spreading irf this locality, and several new cases were reported yesterday. morning. Ten horses of Smith & Mills have it, and the three first attacked are imLo proving. . They have only one. bad case, but no. fatal results are apprehended. Five ‘ef Dan Baker’ s horses . have the disease, and Mr. Cunning-. ' ham informs~ us that eight of the line@re afilicted with it. Two or have also got the. disease, ina mild form. — ope The Firsi Installment Direct from the East, 4 Late at night and early in the morning, teams were unloading in front of Aschheim Bros., corner of Broad and Pine streets, the first installment. of Spring and Summer Clothing direct from the East. As wagon after wagon deposited its load, the street for a considerable distance was lined with boxes, ffunks, valises, bandboxés, etc. It is certainly the largest stock ever brought to Nevada City. The Aschheim Bres. intend to run a lively opposition to all high prices, and will sell twenty-five per cent. cheaper, than any other honse in the city. Being the only clothing dealers in this county who import goods direct from the East, it is evident to every observing miiid, that they ean afford to sell Clothing mich cheaper than those firms who buy second handed. Reader, you can 4 VICKS. PLORAI,, GUIDE, Vick’s Flower Seeds, —ON SALE AT— ‘PRESTON'S. r At the Regular Catalogue Prices . Garden and Grass Seeds. JAPANESE CLEANSING CREAM. MINER'S RUBBER CEMENT. PRESTON’S COUGH SAND: —AT— Nevada Drug Siew: BE. H. Miller, (THE rovtnsn a ONE PRICE: CLOTHIER ye \ “NEVADA COUNTY,. H's sUsT RECEIVED __ —AT HIS— Palace of Fashion, ODD FELLOWS’ BUILDING, Nevada: City es eres A Full Assortment of the ; VERY LATEST STYLES OR.. DRESS ss = AND . BUSINESS SUITS. ALSO, HATS, GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, “Boys” and Children’s CLOTHING. Nevada, March 25th, 1873. ‘FOR CITY MARSHAL. J. MEACHAM is hereby an@ nounced as a candidate fer the office of City Marshal, subject to the decision of voters, at the City Election, to be held May Sth, 1873. al6 Groceries and Provisions, buy better goods, Letter make, better style, and at lower prices, at Ban; ner’s old stand,than anywhere else in Nevada county. ~ ' ASCHHEIM BROS, ~-_Odd Fellows’ (elshntthans "Gentlemen who propose attending the Odd Fellows’ Celebration, shuuld not fail to get one of those Fine Late Style Suits, imported expressly for the occasion by ASCHHEIM, » Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. Silk Hats. d A beautiful stock of fine Silk Hats, new styles, just received at ASCHHEIM’S. I. 0. O. F. Notice. _ The Odd Fellows’ ball promises to be a grand affair. No pains have been spared to make it pleasant for vll_who may attend. The music which has been secured willbe the best ever heard in thiscounty. Marcus M. Binm’s celebrated San Francisco string and brass quadrille orchestra, with Willis as prompter, is sufficient gurrantee that the music will be such.as will delight all, * Sweet Potatoes at LESTER & alb.3t ADVERTISEMENT IN COLUMN. . m27 ee For nice. FRESH CANDIES, ORANGES, LEMONS, NUTS’ TOYS, &C., tgo to Li HERSCHfo i “most liberal terms. 4 The people of Nevada will find ft to the advantage to call onme, : FLOUR POR SALE. EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. * Commercial Street, Nevada. a Bae

Market on Commercial Street, is prepared to supnly’ customers with the quality of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Corned Beef, Corned Pork, etc., at the lowest rates for cash. 3° PROCTER & GAMBLE’S EXTRA OLIVE SOAP § made from the best materials and ni-ely perfumed. Sold at price of ordinary soap. Buy it; you will use no other. Grocers have it in your city. ROSS, DEMPSTER & CW., Agen San Francisco, Also sold by CASTLE BROTHERS, JONES & CO., WELLMAN, PECK & CO., and others. . al5 ~ FOR CITY MARSHAL. D. CARTER is hereby announced p. as a candidate for the office of City Marshal, subject to the decision of voters at the City Election to be held on ~~ 1873. ECOND TERM commences at the WASHINGTON SCHOOL HOUSE; on Wednesday Afternoon, April 16. At 4 o'clock, io in the EVENING ‘at T o'clock. TERMS : “Thirteen Lesrons for $4, Scholars have the privilege of attending both classes for $4. Four dofiars gives tb the‘one making te ins $5, Satisfaction bgp Private anteed, Old and Young are invited to VICK’S BULBS, © Which he offers for sale on ty, AMES ‘MONRO having’ opened a Meat . AHEAD oF EVERYBODY} Just Received 4 we “THE LARGEST STOCK F ~ Dry = Fancy Goads EVER BROUGHT HERE, ™~ ¥ A. Goldsmith 1s Now SELLING estan GOODS . =o LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFORE KNOWN IN NEVADA CITY. hi CAN GET Every Article as Advertised in my Price List : And. at the Prices mentioned: LOOK LOOK —a? THE— 3-PLY CARPETS, $1 50. 10 yds CALICO for $1. 10yds MUSLIN for $1. ‘8 yds 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 cts. FINE FRENCH KID GLOVES, 75 cts per pair. SUN. DOWNS, -best quality, 50 10-4 MARSEILLES QUILTS, $2 HAT FRAMES, one bit. And Hundreds of other Artioles equally as CHEAP! A, GOLDSMITH. mio E. P. CONNOR, Teacher. . Nevada, March 26th. New Price List 5 SILK BUTTONS, 25 cts per doz.BROAD STREET. BELL & BROWN, ‘. SEDRUGGISTS. of CORNER OF _\pRuas, CHEMICALS, _.* PERFUMERY, : : TOILET SOAP BRUSHES, of all kinds. a. We shall keep on hand-a large assortment of. iy Fancy Articles wall Also. a full line of Patent ‘Medicines, A naipaaces SEDPLY OF FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, = _ALFALFA, CLOVER, ~ TIMOTHY, &e. PRESCRIPTIONS~ ‘CAREFULLY CoM. POUNDED. PURE LIQUORS FOR wept. . CIN AL PURPOSES. TRUSSES OF ALL KINDS. REMEMBER THE PLACE, Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets, (Bussenius’ Old Stand. BELL & BROWN. HO YEDYSPEPTICS!. " White's Specialty WILL CURE YOU. the pit of the stomach, caused by contraction upon undigested food, ‘usually s00a after eating. Acidity and wind caused by food fermenting instead of digesting. Coustipation aud loss of appetite. owing to unnatural condition of food and want of gastric juice. Pain im the head, sides, breast, and extremities, mouth clammy, with bad taste and furrid tongue. Consuuiptive symptoms, cough and palpitation of heart, often mistaken for consumption while it is only a symptom.of dyspepsia. Sleeplessness, dizziness, headache, gloom and depression of spirits, are all alarming symptoms, if neglected, but which are easily removed by the use of WHITE'S . SPECIALTY. This valuable medicine has been used in the East with such remarkable success that we have been induced to send for it. As an APERIENT it<cannot be excelled, and forconstipation of thejbowels it is a sure cure, From the Boston Journal, DYSPEPSIA, White’ 8 eoeinity itor _— ravating complaint, has n thorough+o sted by thousands who have been bento its. efficacy. It warrants. a permanent cure, if-triedfaithfully. ——— Col.-Chas. H. Taylor fuente Sa ry, to the Governor-of Massachusetts for ~ ree. years, and a member, of the Legislature,) says, in ‘American Homes,” that WHITE's SpeciaLty for dyspepsia scatters that diseage as quickly as water does hot lead. From the Congregationalist (Boston.) In this age of fast things, our people make no nice distinctions, but whether their occupation be walking, riding, working, reading, or eating, they do them all with a rush; consequently we are the most dyspéptic people in the world. As it 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 Wurre’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 popular medicines of the day. Prrrston, Me., 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 fotm. After trying several physicians and various remedies without relief, saw your Specialty advertised and without any other inducement gave itafrial. After taking two bottles cnly, it produced the desired effect. I cheerfully recommend it, therefore, as an excellent medicine for the stomach, and doom % duty to give you this testim@nial "OHAELES E * LORD Boston, Sept. 4, 1871. — Mr. H.G. White: Dear Sir: :— Regarding ur “Specialty for Dyspepsia,” I woul say that Ihave used it with the best results, I have been a sufferer for five years, my food distressing me, but now can par. take heartily withont inconvenience. I was affected with dizziness so much as-to fall in the street; that trouble is also removed. I have tried many preparations without relief but I recommend your rem. edy as one deserving the confidence ofall. Yourstruly, . C. A. HOLT, Reel Estate Broker, 191 Friend Street, Boston: Deahione Union Streeet, East Somierv ille, Mass. . FOR SALE BY BELL & BROWN, : [Successo 36 to H. BR. Bussenius.] . Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. NEVADA CITY. / Nevada; March 1ith, 1872) Pine: and ° Commercial Streets. J. ay Waal 2 ntepealers in SYMPTOMS OF DYSPEPSIA are pain in . : efitted by it; and are willing to testify . BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, OFFICERS: 3 JOHN W. HINDS, President: R. W. TULLY.,. .CASHIER, DIRECTORS : KO: Niles, Chas. Marsh, R.W. Tully, Jonathan esha y i Margh, A. H. Parker, W: Hinds. « MONEY TO LOAN on on good collateral security. Highest Price‘paid for City and Coun Warrants. Legal Tenders Bought and soid at Regular Rates. Gold Dust. Bought. Bullion discounted. Liberal advances made on Gald Dust or . Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the Min . General and Speciai Deposits received. . Checks on San) Francisco, Sacramento, Sa Jose, Stockton and Virginia City. . many. CORRESPONDENT6é—Bank of Califéen ; Francisco ; Bank of D. O. Mi ? dcramanita; Agency Bank of California; firginia City. pene tir ~Interest on ‘Tine Deposits will be allowed, as follow wat 7 Six Months Time Depos: its, 6 per cent. per annum. T-welve Months -Time Deposits, 8 per cent. per . > Persons residing at a distance can . .send money by Express. Checks'on Solvent Banks taken at par. fe FOR SALE. WO FARMS of 160 acres each, wheat and vegetable land, all ine losed. Lying on east bank of Feather River,in Sutter County, three miles below Nicolas. Also, 50 héad of No. 1 Dairy Cows. Inquire of D. 0. MAHONEY, On premises. WM. B. CAMPBELL, ARCHITECT. a5-Im & LANS. and Specifications drawn for Buildings, Mills, Bridges, and s}l at reasonable rates. “Office over Beckman’s, corner’ Broad and Pine. Streets. Nevada City, August 14th, 1872. FOR CITY ASSESSOR. rINTHROP S. LONG is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of. Cit? Assesso1, at the election, to be held Monday, May 5th, 1873. a2 _AUCTION. HE undersigned will offer for sale at public anction, at his ranch, between Grass Valley and Nevada, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of April, the following ane? 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 Yeurlings. ‘The above property is held as security for debt, and. must be sold. Also, at the ate time and place, unless previously 80 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. en‘dorsement faken for all sums over one hundred dollars, Notes — 0.6 aa at one per cent, . 80 W. H Davidson eastacainn:. New Spring Goods. MRS. M. A. STERLING. Commercial St., adjoining Masonic Ha, NEVADA CITY. : S now prepared to supply the ladies of Nevada and vicinity with the latest Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Novelties, etc., Which she has just received, such es Table Linen, Towels, Hosiery, Hat _ and Bonnet Frames,Straw Hats, Ribbons, Trimmings, Flowers, etc. Also, latest. style Brackets, . Picture Frames and Wall Pockets. The Goods will be sold cheap for cash, and a share of public patronage is su: lici ted.” MRS, M. A. STERLING. Nevada, March 30th, 1873, ANTOINE TAM, DEALER 5¢ OYSTERS, — OY * CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, CIGARS, &c. ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. B77"! have added, in connection with my Oyster Saloon, a fine stock of NUTS, CANDIES, CIGARS, &c, Which are of the best quality and will be sold very cheap. ; Also, CHESTNUTS, nice arid fresh. ma If you want a FINE CIGAR call and see me. I keep no other kind. ANTOINE TAM. Nevada. March 26th. ‘ANNUAL MEETING. KE Stockholders of the Odd Fellows’ Hall Association will meet at the Hall on Monday, May Gth; 1873, at 2P. M. for the purpose of electing Trustees for the By Order, é A. H. PARKER, a Nevada, April Sth. 1873. o TAKE NOTICE. gc THE NEW LAW, BOX RENT AND POSTAGE G. ¥. SCHMITTBURG, Pia Nevada, April 12th, 1873. ; Drafts on Eastern Citiés , London and Ger— < _ ‘Agents for Liverpool, London, Globs 1 . surance Company. good structures pertaining to Civil Engineering, ; Dress Goods, Muslins, Flannels, Napkins, / Must be Paid IN ADVANCE., ee. = inact a ik soa we inci ign lt iain th ni a Sed sess gia capa merge nee nae a cae ai ;