April 20, 1876 (4 pages)

ration ig rill meet , at 10%. ve at it > Broa? de as fol1 of East ermarch i Pine to ‘0 Main, Piaza to ttre. s proces. Hall, sy have —~ P._H, 1 Clark, john ¥. NK. 9F., : Busito bry the San. RES. a le. Be Mi ‘ Honse “tA of TH, BR OR BB BX DATS. NEVADA CITY, CAL. ~ ‘LOCAL AFFAIRS. Local Brevities,.” Crawford is. baving ‘his barber -ghop, on Broad. street, fitted up in splendid style, When completed as there isin town. Crawford does good work, ‘and advertises that be willdo it for prices to seg caigak with the times. . . Work is a ‘ iitile\dall at the Neva: da foundry. It is on@ of tbe best \ and most complete establishments outside of San Francisco. Every —there on short notice,The business . = of the establishment, bowever, has . Ghe Daily Transcript : tobe present. ——$t-wilt be-as—nest--a-estebliahment+—— er kind of a machine can be turned out Instruction in Penmanship. Prof. S. A. Holmes will open a ‘. writing school in this city, on Bread street, adjvining the Thedére, on Monday, April 17th, commencing at 7 o'clock, at which time terms will be made known. Ladies, geutlemen and children are cordially invited ul-4t fe > Pleasure Resort. ~ est retreat in this vicinity, should eall‘on Lonis Siebert, out near the California‘mine, ~He bus the choicest.wines, beer and’ cigars, aud the best bowhug alley in town. “Sunday afternoons : specialty, al4-Im : Union Wail Roxane Shop. Jy Fay is prepared t Dxdo . every been very dull for a year, The ‘reh-j son is many who design” putting up new mining machinery have been waiting fortue Fryer process. That waiting has not been profitable for our foundry men. . The dry goods: stores here are packed with goods; and we are. iuformed the sales are very large: in-all of them. Low prices-bring out the coin from ‘the pockets of resittents. —+-—For the accommodation of guests ‘ff you. want to see a well kept yard, clean fluors, windows and furniture, jast go to the Court House. “Everything just shines there. ‘The Supervisors knew what— they were about when they reappointed Ned Burroughs. ——Frand Guild has" ‘patent fire kindlers for sule at his‘anction room, cn Broad street, which will enable a fire to be started without dirt or trouble. __Go straightway and prooure one, * We received a call yesterday from __R.M, Fryer and Mr. Baker, a memCompany, Mr. Jas. K. Byrne, ae? ‘Richardson, of Noyth ° “Bloomfield, and our fiiend and brother A. B. Dibble; of Grass Valley, The streets in town locked? sais lively yesterday, considering the state of affuirs here. We will all be ~~ Happy yet.” Se Se ee the up trip at about half-past 11a, mu. and about half-past 9 P. a. Dr. Valantine has changed his-of~fiee from Commercial street to the room above Preston’s—drug -stere-. — Entrance on Pine street. -“Organ has the work of cleaning out the Town Talk tunnel completed: So that a train can be run through it ff necessary. We learn from Mr. Byrne, the contiactor, that the road will be ready for acceptance to this city by the company in three weeks, if nothing extraordinary occurs. fl. There. were ouly three members vf the Riffe Association out at the target shoot yesterday. > Work and Win Society. The members of the Work and Win Society are requested to meet at the residence of Rev. Geo. R. Da“vis, this, Thursday evening, ~at 7 ”“o'cleck. : By oract, Annic Narrzicer, Pres. Frora Hotpkoox; Sec. Trinity Guild. Will meet at the Union Hotel on Friday evening, April 21st. Ail are ~ tnvited to attend, M. F. Ana Sec.The Styles of the Season. K. Casper has just, returned from San Francisco, and while there purchased an immense stock of Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats, etc. e let of the goods have arrived, and they excel anything ever brought to this city, and all who desire a new suit of clothing or anything else in that line can be suited, not only in quality of goods, but as to price, --Go'and see the goods, ap20 ~— -e ——— New Spring Goods. Mrs. M. A. Sterling has just arYived from San Francisco with the finest asssortment of Spring and} Summer goods brought to this market this season. In hats, flowers, ~vibbons and other millinery goods, the stock is complete. A full tine of . style of striped silks and Ceatenuial suitings, which will be sold cheap fur cash. al7-lw 4. Latest of the Season. Men’s Reversible Shif is, 1876 Col lars. Men’s and boys Centennial Shirts, Hats and other novelties too numerous to mention, just received at HYMAN BROS., Corner of Broad and Pine St’s. al5-tf. A Bap character is about the only thing ber. of the Fryer-Noble Metal Mining . The tice wees arrives here-on} or Europe fer. Throat Diseases und “kind Of tonsorial work in thé\most artistic manner, at bis shop ane Union Hotel. Children’s bair_cuatting a specialty.: at-tf Se eg ee Settle Up. Immediate settlemeut-is requested from all indebted to LESTER. & MULLOY.120° Notice to the Public, : at the National Hotel, Saloon and kept open night and day -from this time forth. The continued increase cessary. ‘he most obliging ‘‘mixolo gist’’ will always be in atteudance at the bar. Conn & Eppy, a2-if a roprigiors. HaGan’s Maanouta Bata preserves ‘and restores the complexion; removes the skin soft, white and délicate. Its application cannot be detected. Lyon's KNTHAIRog makes beautiful, glossy, luxuriant ‘hair; prevents its falling out or turnings gray, It has stood the test of 40 yeaas. charmingly perfumed, anu-has no rival. mchl2-ly <i > > Brown's Brenchial Troehes are the most popular article in this country Coughs, and this popularity is based wpon real merit. Those who want to visit the cozi-. 7; FA. BLUMENTHAL, . Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, = s ECTFULLY informs the people of . ->— : : UX la — and — that he has Billiard Rooms, thesunie—will be . of patronage mukes this change ne. freckles, fan aud sallowness; makes} Is} ~ An Anricte or Trus Menitr.—. GRAND~-OPENING Inbg and ‘une bt! "MONDAY, “APRIL 3d. coger —_— The Grandest Stock ever brought to Nevada City. BARGAINS UNHEARD OF BEFORE ! ust Roooivad ~the Largest Stock . “OP DRY--AND. FANCY e2008 EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY 2 EQ, . DRESS GOODS, . Such as Silks, Satins, “Ha aan Cloths, Cashmeres, oulards, Poplins, Black Goods, Calicos, &e. XT would call especial attention to the large stock of American and Italian Silks, Housekeeping Goods. Table Linen, Napkins, Sheeting, bleached and unbleached, and every other article fe. quired for family use. CARPETS; CARPETS. Of all kinds and of ‘the most beautiful Patterns—Brussels, eply, Oll-Cloths, &c, \ : * SHAWLS. A great variety of the letest Eastern style} They must:be seen to be appreciated, MILLINERY goopDs. Among all the disagreeable “eonsequences that follow the decay of the teetli; an impure breath must be the most mortifying and unpleasant’ to its possessor,‘and it is the most inexcusable and offensive in society; and yet the cause of it may easily be removed by cleansing your teeth daily with that justly popular dentifrice, Fragrant SOZODONT. It purifies and sweetens the breath, cools and refreshes the mouth, and gives a pearl-like appearance to the teeth. Gentlemen who indulge in smoking should cleanse their teeth with SOZODONT, as it removes all uupleasant odors of the weed, Ask your druggist for it. . -— A CARD. To all who are suffering fr>m the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak. ness, early decay, loss-of manhood, &c., 1 will senda recipe that will cure you FREE . @ OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joszru T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, ‘Wew York City. ti03-6m I a RSE RS LT, UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY -CALIFORNIA. D. W. SNAPP, Proprietor. THIS well known and popular Hotel, situated on Ma'n Street, in the City of Nevada, has been thuroughly -overhauled, refitted and furnisn=? ed in first class style, and is Low opel for the reception.of guests. The Sleeping Ap#rtments, Are large, airy and comfortable, and eve @ bed in the house contains a Spring Mattrass. Asa desirable quiet place for the weary, the UNION is not excelled by any .House outside of San Francisco. _ The Tables of the Union, Will compare favorably with any Hotel in the State, and will be filled with the best the market affords. Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars Will be kept at the Bar, and the Billiard Rvom is supplied with the BEST TABLES to be found in the State. Every attention will be giyen to make the comfortable. The proprietor solicits @ share of the public patronage. f4 D. W. anarr. Election Notice, N tion will be held on .MONDAY, ,May ist, 1876, at the Marshal’s office,on Broad Street, in the city of Nevada, for Five Trustees. One Marshal, One Treasurer. The Polls wiil be opened at 8 o'clock, A. M. abd close at Sucdown. OTICE is hereby given that an Elec-. The Largest and best Stock in this line ever brought to this city. LADIES FANCY GOODS, oMy stock in this line is of the choicest kind and of the greatest assortment. Call and see for yourselves, Shoes. Shoes. Th8®Ye just received a large aod most complete stock of Ladies’, Misses and Childrens shoes of all kinds. Prices low and satisfaction guranteed. : : OTHER GOODS Such as-Gloves, Hosiery, Laces and Ten Thousand otherarticles too numerous to mention. My stock is the largest and most cormplete of any inthe city and I propose to give better bargains than can. be obtained at any other establishment in this State. _ Before buying any of tue above named goods purchasers are requested to give me a callas I am determined not to be Undersold by any other dealer but SHALL SELL CHEAPER Tnan any other Establishment. . — ee GIVE ME A CALL. A. BLUMENTHAL are Drugs, Medicines, &e P. H. BELDEN, Successor to Bell & Belden. Masonic Building, ‘Gog. Pine & Commercial Sts. Nevada ade City. Wholesale & Retail dealer in Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &e, — Afwll line of Choice Perfumery, Toilet’ Soaps, ‘Toilet Powder, Cologne Sets, Combs Brushes, &c; Also, Paints, Oils; Varnishes, Window ‘Glass, Paint Brushes, &c. Alsoa full line of STATIONERY, anch as lank Books, Letter. Note and Legal Paer, Gold Pens. &c Blank Books made to order at the lowest an Franciseo prices. ay Stock is most complete in all its deent; and my. prices are low. A solicit a share of public patronage. P. H. BELDEN. "Nevada, March 31, 1876, _ ESTRAY NOTICEMAME to the enclosure of the subscriber, about a month ago, a white yearhuy Steer. The Steer has both ears cut, red ebout the head, and red spots on the ‘body. ‘The owner can have the said Steer aps . ®btained by fraud that a man is sure 10 -W.J, ORGAN, ) President. . aE. mipsegee. grey g id on proving property and peying © —_ <p WHICH THE ATTENTION OF THE PEOgx = a PLE IS INVITED. AIMS ae aun ee wa. The Stock consists in part of every and = style and\kind of = State, ~ “An Immense Stock on hand consisting of . Nevadse. Feb, 14th, 1876, . Im allits branches, iz the most finished AVE ON HAND, OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE; a LARGE LOT OF No, 1 Orders left at the Office, on the Grass. Valley road, or by letter {through the Post Office, will be promptly attended to, CASHIN & CO. Gatsiene. Sign, and Orna. mental Painting. J. W. COOLEY, N THE PLAZA, JUNCTION OF SAC. ramento and Broad Streets, NEVADA CITY, is now prepared to. do CARRIAGE.AND SIGN PAINTING tyle, and with promptness. Pricesto suds the times.g Satisfaction Tanegnees s J. W.\COOLEY., Ww. D. LONG, . Attorney and Counselor at Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC. FFICE ON BROAD STREET, opposit the National obesupinseaes: Hotel. ATTORNEY ‘AT LAW. AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, FFICE, Brown & Morgan’s Block, NE VADA cITry, Cal. aps TALBOTT’S SALOON. GRASS VALLEY ROAD, @PPOSITE TBE . TOLL HOUSE. e@ good LIQUORS and CIGARS as Give him # call—everybody. 122-Im BROAD STREET MARKET. JAMES COLLEY, }F THE BROAD STREET -MARKET, is now prepared to furnish his cus. tumers with the CHOICEST. BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, HAM. BACON, LARD BSAUSAGES, and everything kept in a first class market, at wholesale or retail, atthe lowest living rates. a2? MATERIALS FOR MAKING WAX FLOWERS, ETC. CHOICE ASSORTMENT of materials for making WAX FLOWERS, also for PAINTING and DRAWING, besides the BEAUX ARTS STORE, 20 Pos' Francisco, JoserH Roos & Co N. B.— Mr. Joseph Roos ig not connected th any other house in tag panes line int wuyF rancisco. nl4f\ ° 408. PETTIT. wM. WHERRY, KEYSTONE SALOON. PETTIT & WHERRY Proprietors ’ S qusaenans on hand the finest LIQUORS AND CIGARS ‘ To be found in the country. a7” Families supplied with pure wines} and LIQUORS for medicinal purposes. 04 . COMMERCIAL STREET NEVADA Bacon,. HAMS AND BACON, . The best to be had in the . [PURE AND OLEANLARD . customers greater inducements than ~~. TALBOTT: keeps-on hand-ss-} can be found at any Bar in the county.——_ STUDIES, ENGRAVINGS, PHOOG RA PHs. P AIN'TINGS, QUARTZ SCREENS punched to PASSLPARTOUTS, der at San Franeisco pr.ces and FRAMES, = : A stocx of Galvanized TRON Constantly on hand at reasonable ried. at a. A Large ‘ CITY, “mAVING. AVATLED HIMSELF of every advantage ' which. long expe— to furnish the public with, ~ ‘The Finest Quality of BEEF, MUTTON, SPRING LAMB; . VEAL, ‘CORNED BEEF, PICKLED PORK, _THE BEST _ ee OW cea (Ofbis_ own manufacture, ) . To be foundin Nevada County. ~ Also, @ Choive, Quality ot Be a =~ In quantities to suit. ‘He is prepared to and will offer to can be found elsewhere in Nevada County. h h PLEASE CALL AND EX. _ AMINE HIS SUPPLY. Successors to,W. H. Crawford, 27 & 29 MAIN STREET, Opposite Union Hotel, -\IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IM HARUWARE, STOVES, ‘TIN WARE, — IRON & STEEL, NAILS, SHOVELS _PICKS, Winsisanetere: Grindstones, Rope, Blocks & Sheaves, . Ox Bows and Keys, Chain, Anvils,Vises. Bellows, Alto,the celebrated BESSEMER STEEL HORSE SHOE SHAPE MACHINE AND CARRIAGE BFLPS, _ RUBBER HOSE, BELTING & PACKING. PAINTS & OILS, of all kinds, BLASTING and SPORTING vOWDER, FUSE, ‘SHOT, &c. t ‘Fell line of ROGERS’ Celebrated Nickel Plated Ware. Direct from Meridan Brittania Co. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, WICKS, &ce. Agents for A. 8. Hallidie’s Wire Ropes. ection made with the City Water Works. IRON: PIPE made:to order and ali kinds of Repairing done. In fact the best selected stock of Goods in Nevada County, and as Cheap as the Cheapest. tea Gall and see us at the Pioneer Stand, ar OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL,“ Nevada Oity, June d. z Quaker Hill, March 11th, 1876. A. M, arrives at Colfax at 7\A. M. ‘rience and ample meays can give, is . \J OHNSTON'& SON,. ‘. CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTER> Téa it has been made the FASTEST time ~ C.N. G. R. RAINS will commence running be. wiahaeuse Colfax and Gryss sy) en, Monday, inal bens 1876, as follows. GOING SOUTH. : Train No. 1 leaves Grass Valley at 5.40 Train No. 3 leaves Grass Valley at 5 P. M. arrives at Colfax st 6.30 P. Mk GOING NORTH. — “Train No. 2léaves Colfax at 7.30 A. My” arrives at Grass Valley at 9 A.M. Traia No. 4.Jjeaves Colfax at 7P.M., ary rives at Grass Vulley at8.20 P.M. 1 JOHN F. KIDDE — apl3 Ge nerat Super} nden Mee W. DREYFUSS, ee ** “Proprietor THE BEST LAGER BEER made on the Pacific Coast can be had at the above nained Establisha ' GOOD JUDGES PRONOUNCE IT TRZ BEST IN THE. MARKET. Orders from any part of tbisonadjoining. counties promptly filled. et March 4th, 1876, FOR SALE. AL sRailroad depot, known as the CLARK& TORSON FLOURING MILL PKOPERTY con-+isting of two acfes of ground, more oFr less, together with the Mill Building, Warehouse, office and other Buildings isoffered. for ‘sale cheapfor essh. For terms of sale enquire of N.P. BROWN, Daily Transcript Office. pc Nevaai. —— 28th. “Test ISSUED. — 200th E RaverrONs MAN HOOD, REVISED AND. CORRECTED BY AUTHOR, E. pe F, CURTIS, M. D., &e., Ke. a ~.as s A Medical Essay on the cause and cureot premature decline in man, showing how hrealth ta lost and how regained. it gives: a clear synopsis of the impediments te marriage, the treatment of nervous and . physical debility, exhausted vitality. and, al] other diseares appértaining thereto the results of twenty years successful prac. — . tice. __. OPINIONS OF. THE. PRESS: ‘CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”: There i is no memher of society by whom this book will not be found -useful, whether he be parent, preceptor or clergyman. —London Times.: . CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—This book. © shoula be read by the young for instruc. tion, and by the afflicted for relief; it wiN injure no one,—Medical Times and Gazette. ‘ Price—One Dollar, by mail or express. Address the author, DR. CURTIS, 52u Sut. er Street,-or-P. O. Box 397, San Francisco, Cal. 85-1y — CENTENNIAL. 1776. 2 1876. PRO CLAMATI ON CHICAGO AND NORTH-WES TERN RAILWAY. rpue POPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND, ~e, Passengers “or Chicago, Niagra-Falls — Pittsburg, Philadelphis;>Montreal, Quebec New York, Boston, or any point east should. buy their. ~ -. TRANSCONTINENAL TICKETS, Via the Pioneer Route, : —THE— _RAILWAY. THIS IS THE BEST ROUTE EAST. Its track is made of STEEL RAILS, and ttat has eyér been MADE in this country. By this route passenges for points east af, Chicago have choice of the following lines from Chicago; “BY THE FtITTSBURG, FORT .WAXNAND CHICAGO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILWAYS. BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL, GRAND TRUNK, GREAT WESTERN AND ERIK AND NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILWAYS. THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullman Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars through to New York to Niagra Falls, Buffalo, Rochester, or New York City. BY BALTIMORE AND OHJO.RAILROAD, é THROUGH TRAINS daily, with Pull map Palace Cars, for Newark, Zenesville, Wheeling, Washington sud Bale more without change. This is the shortest, best, ‘iol only lina running Pullman’s celebrated Palace Sleep iny Cars and Coaches, connecting with Union Pacific Railroad ‘at Oniaha, and from the West, via grand Junction, Marshal, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Sterling and Diagon, for Chicago and the East. This popular route is unsurpassed for Speed, Comfort, and Safety. The smooth, well ballasted afd perfect track of steel . rails. . . m brated Puilman Palace Sleeying Cars, tae Perfect Telegraph 8 ‘ome 3 moving trains, the regularity with which they run, the adm'‘rable arrangement for runving through cars to Chicago from ‘all points West, secure.to ° gers ait ‘the comforts in modern Railway Traye!ing! No changes of cars and no tedious delays at Ferries. —w Passengers will find Tickets via this tas *s vorife route, at the General Ticket Office of the Centrel ‘Pacige Railroad; Sacramento. Tickets for sale at all the Ticket Offices of the Central Pacific Railpoad.W. H. STENNET, Gen. Pas. Agt. MARVIN HUGITT. Gen, Sup. H. P. STANWOOD, General sponte Rh Montgomery St, San Francisco. Wy

ration ig rill meet , at 10%. ve at it > Broa? de as fol1 of East ermarch i Pine to ‘0 Main, Piaza to ttre. s proces. Hall, sy have —~ P._H, 1 Clark, john ¥. NK. 9F., : Busito bry the San. RES. a le. Be Mi ‘ Honse “tA of TH, BR OR BB BX DATS. NEVADA CITY, CAL. ~ ‘LOCAL AFFAIRS. Local Brevities,.” Crawford is. baving ‘his barber -ghop, on Broad. street, fitted up in splendid style, When completed as there isin town. Crawford does good work, ‘and advertises that be willdo it for prices to seg caigak with the times. . . Work is a ‘ iitile\dall at the Neva: da foundry. It is on@ of tbe best \ and most complete establishments outside of San Francisco. Every —there on short notice,The business . = of the establishment, bowever, has . Ghe Daily Transcript : tobe present. ——$t-wilt be-as—nest--a-estebliahment+—— er kind of a machine can be turned out Instruction in Penmanship. Prof. S. A. Holmes will open a ‘. writing school in this city, on Bread street, adjvining the Thedére, on Monday, April 17th, commencing at 7 o'clock, at which time terms will be made known. Ladies, geutlemen and children are cordially invited ul-4t fe > Pleasure Resort. ~ est retreat in this vicinity, should eall‘on Lonis Siebert, out near the California‘mine, ~He bus the choicest.wines, beer and’ cigars, aud the best bowhug alley in town. “Sunday afternoons : specialty, al4-Im : Union Wail Roxane Shop. Jy Fay is prepared t Dxdo . every been very dull for a year, The ‘reh-j son is many who design” putting up new mining machinery have been waiting fortue Fryer process. That waiting has not been profitable for our foundry men. . The dry goods: stores here are packed with goods; and we are. iuformed the sales are very large: in-all of them. Low prices-bring out the coin from ‘the pockets of resittents. —+-—For the accommodation of guests ‘ff you. want to see a well kept yard, clean fluors, windows and furniture, jast go to the Court House. “Everything just shines there. ‘The Supervisors knew what— they were about when they reappointed Ned Burroughs. ——Frand Guild has" ‘patent fire kindlers for sule at his‘anction room, cn Broad street, which will enable a fire to be started without dirt or trouble. __Go straightway and prooure one, * We received a call yesterday from __R.M, Fryer and Mr. Baker, a memCompany, Mr. Jas. K. Byrne, ae? ‘Richardson, of Noyth ° “Bloomfield, and our fiiend and brother A. B. Dibble; of Grass Valley, The streets in town locked? sais lively yesterday, considering the state of affuirs here. We will all be ~~ Happy yet.” Se Se ee the up trip at about half-past 11a, mu. and about half-past 9 P. a. Dr. Valantine has changed his-of~fiee from Commercial street to the room above Preston’s—drug -stere-. — Entrance on Pine street. -“Organ has the work of cleaning out the Town Talk tunnel completed: So that a train can be run through it ff necessary. We learn from Mr. Byrne, the contiactor, that the road will be ready for acceptance to this city by the company in three weeks, if nothing extraordinary occurs. fl.. There. were ouly three members vf the Riffe Association out at the target shoot yesterday. > Work and Win Society. The members of the Work and Win Society are requested to meet at the residence of Rev. Geo. R. Da“vis, this, Thursday evening, ~at 7 ”“o'cleck. : By oract, Annic Narrzicer, Pres. Frora Hotpkoox; Sec. Trinity Guild. Will meet at the Union Hotel on Friday evening, April 21st. Ail are ~ tnvited to attend, M. F. Ana Sec.The Styles of the Season. K. Casper has just, returned from San Francisco, and while there purchased an immense stock of Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats, etc. e let of the goods have arrived, and they excel anything ever brought to this city, and all who desire a new suit of clothing or anything else in that line can be suited, not only in quality of goods, but as to price, --Go'and see the goods, ap20 ~— -e ——— New Spring Goods. Mrs. M. A. Sterling has just arYived from San Francisco with the finest asssortment of Spring and} Summer goods brought to this market this season. In hats, flowers, ~vibbons and other millinery goods, the stock is complete. A full tine of . style of striped silks and Ceatenuial suitings, which will be sold cheap fur cash. al7-lw 4. Latest of the Season. Men’s Reversible Shif is, 1876 Col lars. Men’s and boys Centennial Shirts, Hats and other novelties too numerous to mention, just received at HYMAN BROS., Corner of Broad and Pine St’s. al5-tf. A Bap character is about the only thing ber. of the Fryer-Noble Metal Mining . The tice wees arrives here-on} or Europe fer. Throat Diseases und “kind Of tonsorial work in thé\most artistic manner, at bis shop ane Union Hotel. Children’s bair_cuatting a specialty.: at-tf Se eg ee Settle Up. Immediate settlemeut-is requested from all indebted to LESTER. & MULLOY.120° Notice to the Public, : at the National Hotel, Saloon and kept open night and day -from this time forth. The continued increase cessary. ‘he most obliging ‘‘mixolo gist’’ will always be in atteudance at the bar. Conn & Eppy, a2-if a roprigiors. HaGan’s Maanouta Bata preserves ‘and restores the complexion; removes the skin soft, white and délicate. Its application cannot be detected. Lyon's KNTHAIRog makes beautiful, glossy, luxuriant ‘hair; prevents its falling out or turnings gray, It has stood the test of 40 yeaas. charmingly perfumed, anu-has no rival. mchl2-ly <i > > Brown's Brenchial Troehes are the most popular article in this country Coughs, and this popularity is based wpon real merit. Those who want to visit the cozi-. 7; FA. BLUMENTHAL, . Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, = s ECTFULLY informs the people of . ->— : : UX la — and — that he has Billiard Rooms, thesunie—will be . of patronage mukes this change ne. freckles, fan aud sallowness; makes} Is} ~ An Anricte or Trus Menitr.—. GRAND~-OPENING Inbg and ‘une bt! "MONDAY, “APRIL 3d. coger —_— The Grandest Stock ever brought to Nevada City. BARGAINS UNHEARD OF BEFORE ! ust Roooivad ~the Largest Stock . “OP DRY--AND. FANCY e2008 EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY 2 EQ, . DRESS GOODS, . Such as Silks, Satins, “Ha aan Cloths, Cashmeres, oulards, Poplins, Black Goods, Calicos, &e. XT would call especial attention to the large stock of American and Italian Silks, Housekeeping Goods. Table Linen, Napkins, Sheeting, bleached and unbleached, and every other article fe. quired for family use. CARPETS; CARPETS. Of all kinds and of ‘the most beautiful Patterns—Brussels, eply, Oll-Cloths, &c, \ : * SHAWLS. A great variety of the letest Eastern style} They must:be seen to be appreciated, MILLINERY goopDs. Among all the disagreeable “eonsequences that follow the decay of the teetli; an impure breath must be the most mortifying and unpleasant’ to its possessor,‘and it is the most inexcusable and offensive in society; and yet the cause of it may easily be removed by cleansing your teeth daily with that justly popular dentifrice, Fragrant SOZODONT. It purifies and sweetens the breath, cools and refreshes the mouth, and gives a pearl-like appearance to the teeth. Gentlemen who indulge in smoking should cleanse their teeth with SOZODONT, as it removes all uupleasant odors of the weed, Ask your druggist for it. . -— A CARD. To all who are suffering fr>m the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak. ness, early decay, loss-of manhood, &c., 1 will senda recipe that will cure you FREE . @ OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joszru T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, ‘Wew York City. ti03-6m I a RSE RS LT, UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY -CALIFORNIA. D. W. SNAPP, Proprietor. THIS well known and popular Hotel, situated on Ma'n Street, in the City of Nevada, has been thuroughly -overhauled, refitted and furnisn=? ed in first class style, and is Low opel for the reception.of guests. The Sleeping Ap#rtments, Are large, airy and comfortable, and eve @ bed in the house contains a Spring Mattrass. Asa desirable quiet place for the weary, the UNION is not excelled by any .House outside of San Francisco. _ The Tables of the Union, Will compare favorably with any Hotel in the State, and will be filled with the best the market affords. Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars Will be kept at the Bar, and the Billiard Rvom is supplied with the BEST TABLES to be found in the State. Every attention will be giyen to make the comfortable. The proprietor solicits @ share of the public patronage. f4 D. W. anarr. Election Notice, N tion will be held on .MONDAY, ,May ist, 1876, at the Marshal’s office,on Broad Street, in the city of Nevada, for Five Trustees. One Marshal, One Treasurer. The Polls wiil be opened at 8 o'clock, A. M. abd close at Sucdown. OTICE is hereby given that an Elec-. The Largest and best Stock in this line ever brought to this city. LADIES FANCY GOODS, oMy stock in this line is of the choicest kind and of the greatest assortment. Call and see for yourselves, Shoes. Shoes. Th8®Ye just received a large aod most complete stock of Ladies’, Misses and Childrens shoes of all kinds. Prices low and satisfaction guranteed. : : OTHER GOODS Such as-Gloves, Hosiery, Laces and Ten Thousand otherarticles too numerous to mention. My stock is the largest and most cormplete of any inthe city and I propose to give better bargains than can. be obtained at any other establishment in this State. _ Before buying any of tue above named goods purchasers are requested to give me a callas I am determined not to be Undersold by any other dealer but SHALL SELL CHEAPER Tnan any other Establishment. . — ee GIVE ME A CALL. A. BLUMENTHAL are Drugs, Medicines, &e P. H. BELDEN, Successor to Bell & Belden. Masonic Building, ‘Gog. Pine & Commercial Sts.

Nevada ade City. Wholesale & Retail dealer in Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &e, — Afwll line of Choice Perfumery, Toilet’ Soaps, ‘Toilet Powder, Cologne Sets, Combs Brushes, &c; Also, Paints, Oils; Varnishes, Window ‘Glass, Paint Brushes, &c. Alsoa full line of STATIONERY, anch as lank Books, Letter. Note and Legal Paer, Gold Pens. &c Blank Books made to order at the lowest an Franciseo prices. ay Stock is most complete in all its deent; and my. prices are low. A solicit a share of public patronage. P. H. BELDEN. "Nevada, March 31, 1876, _ ESTRAY NOTICEMAME to the enclosure of the subscriber, about a month ago, a white yearhuy Steer. The Steer has both ears cut, red ebout the head, and red spots on the ‘body. ‘The owner can have the said Steer aps . ®btained by fraud that a man is sure 10 -W.J, ORGAN, ) President. . aE. mipsegee. grey g id on proving property and peying © —_ <p WHICH THE ATTENTION OF THE PEOgx = a PLE IS INVITED. AIMS ae aun ee wa. The Stock consists in part of every and = style and\kind of = State, ~ “An Immense Stock on hand consisting of . Nevadse. Feb, 14th, 1876, . Im allits branches, iz the most finished AVE ON HAND, OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE; a LARGE LOT OF No, 1 Orders left at the Office, on the Grass. Valley road, or by letter {through the Post Office, will be promptly attended to, CASHIN & CO. Gatsiene. Sign, and Orna. mental Painting. J. W. COOLEY, N THE PLAZA, JUNCTION OF SAC. ramento and Broad Streets, NEVADA CITY, is now prepared to. do CARRIAGE.AND SIGN PAINTING tyle, and with promptness. Pricesto suds the times.g Satisfaction Tanegnees s J. W.\COOLEY., Ww. D. LONG, . Attorney and Counselor at Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC. FFICE ON BROAD STREET, opposit the National obesupinseaes: Hotel. ATTORNEY ‘AT LAW. AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, FFICE, Brown & Morgan’s Block, NE VADA cITry, Cal. aps TALBOTT’S SALOON. GRASS VALLEY ROAD, @PPOSITE TBE . TOLL HOUSE. e@ good LIQUORS and CIGARS as Give him # call—everybody. 122-Im BROAD STREET MARKET. JAMES COLLEY, }F THE BROAD STREET -MARKET, is now prepared to furnish his cus. tumers with the CHOICEST. BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, HAM. BACON, LARD BSAUSAGES, and everything kept in a first class market, at wholesale or retail, atthe lowest living rates. a2? MATERIALS FOR MAKING WAX FLOWERS, ETC. CHOICE ASSORTMENT of materials for making WAX FLOWERS, also for PAINTING and DRAWING, besides the BEAUX ARTS STORE, 20 Pos' Francisco, JoserH Roos & Co N. B.— Mr. Joseph Roos ig not connected th any other house in tag panes line int wuyF rancisco. nl4f\ ° 408. PETTIT. wM. WHERRY, KEYSTONE SALOON. PETTIT & WHERRY Proprietors ’ S qusaenans on hand the finest LIQUORS AND CIGARS ‘ To be found in the country. a7” Families supplied with pure wines} and LIQUORS for medicinal purposes. 04 . COMMERCIAL STREET NEVADA Bacon,. HAMS AND BACON, . The best to be had in the . [PURE AND OLEANLARD . customers greater inducements than ~~. TALBOTT: keeps-on hand-ss-} can be found at any Bar in the county.——_ STUDIES, ENGRAVINGS, PHOOG RA PHs. P AIN'TINGS, QUARTZ SCREENS punched to PASSLPARTOUTS, der at San Franeisco pr.ces and FRAMES, = : A stocx of Galvanized TRON Constantly on hand at reasonable ried. at a. A Large ‘ CITY, “mAVING. AVATLED HIMSELF of every advantage ' which. long expe— to furnish the public with, ~ ‘The Finest Quality of BEEF, MUTTON, SPRING LAMB; . VEAL, ‘CORNED BEEF, PICKLED PORK, _THE BEST _ ee OW cea (Ofbis_ own manufacture, ) . To be foundin Nevada County. ~ Also, @ Choive, Quality ot Be a =~ In quantities to suit. ‘He is prepared to and will offer to can be found elsewhere in Nevada County. h h PLEASE CALL AND EX. _ AMINE HIS SUPPLY. Successors to,W. H. Crawford, 27 & 29 MAIN STREET, Opposite Union Hotel, -\IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IM HARUWARE, STOVES, ‘TIN WARE, — IRON & STEEL, NAILS, SHOVELS _PICKS, Winsisanetere: Grindstones, Rope, Blocks & Sheaves, . Ox Bows and Keys, Chain, Anvils,Vises. Bellows, Alto,the celebrated BESSEMER STEEL HORSE SHOE SHAPE MACHINE AND CARRIAGE BFLPS, _ RUBBER HOSE, BELTING & PACKING. PAINTS & OILS, of all kinds, BLASTING and SPORTING vOWDER, FUSE, ‘SHOT, &c. t ‘Fell line of ROGERS’ Celebrated Nickel Plated Ware. Direct from Meridan Brittania Co. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, WICKS, &ce. Agents for A. 8. Hallidie’s Wire Ropes. ection made with the City Water Works. IRON: PIPE made:to order and ali kinds of Repairing done. In fact the best selected stock of Goods in Nevada County, and as Cheap as the Cheapest. tea Gall and see us at the Pioneer Stand, ar OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL,“ Nevada Oity, June d. z Quaker Hill, March 11th, 1876. A. M, arrives at Colfax at 7\A. M. ‘rience and ample meays can give, is . \J OHNSTON'& SON,. ‘. CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTER> Téa it has been made the FASTEST time ~ C.N. G. R. RAINS will commence running be. wiahaeuse Colfax and Gryss sy) en, Monday, inal bens 1876, as follows. GOING SOUTH. : Train No. 1 leaves Grass Valley at 5.40 Train No. 3 leaves Grass Valley at 5 P. M. arrives at Colfax st 6.30 P. Mk GOING NORTH. — “Train No. 2léaves Colfax at 7.30 A. My” arrives at Grass Valley at 9 A.M. Traia No. 4.Jjeaves Colfax at 7P.M., ary rives at Grass Vulley at8.20 P.M. 1 JOHN F. KIDDE — apl3 Ge nerat Super} nden Mee W. DREYFUSS, ee ** “Proprietor THE BEST LAGER BEER made on the Pacific Coast can be had at the above nained Establisha ' GOOD JUDGES PRONOUNCE IT TRZ BEST IN THE. MARKET. Orders from any part of tbisonadjoining. counties promptly filled. et March 4th, 1876, FOR SALE. AL sRailroad depot, known as the CLARK& TORSON FLOURING MILL PKOPERTY con-+isting of two acfes of ground, more oFr less, together with the Mill Building, Warehouse, office and other Buildings isoffered. for ‘sale cheapfor essh. For terms of sale enquire of N.P. BROWN, Daily Transcript Office. pc Nevaai. —— 28th. “Test ISSUED. — 200th E RaverrONs MAN HOOD, REVISED AND. CORRECTED BY AUTHOR, E. pe F, CURTIS, M. D., &e., Ke. a ~.as s A Medical Essay on the cause and cureot premature decline in man, showing how hrealth ta lost and how regained. it gives: a clear synopsis of the impediments te marriage, the treatment of nervous and . physical debility, exhausted vitality. and, al] other diseares appértaining thereto the results of twenty years successful prac. — . tice. __. OPINIONS OF. THE. PRESS: ‘CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”: There i is no memher of society by whom this book will not be found -useful, whether he be parent, preceptor or clergyman. —London Times.: . CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—This book. © shoula be read by the young for instruc. tion, and by the afflicted for relief; it wiN injure no one,—Medical Times and Gazette. ‘ Price—One Dollar, by mail or express. Address the author, DR. CURTIS, 52u Sut. er Street,-or-P. O. Box 397, San Francisco, Cal. 85-1y — CENTENNIAL. 1776. 2 1876. PRO CLAMATI ON CHICAGO AND NORTH-WES TERN RAILWAY. rpue POPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND, ~e, Passengers “or Chicago, Niagra-Falls — Pittsburg, Philadelphis;>Montreal, Quebec New York, Boston, or any point east should. buy their. ~ -. TRANSCONTINENAL TICKETS, Via the Pioneer Route, : —THE— _RAILWAY. THIS IS THE BEST ROUTE EAST. Its track is made of STEEL RAILS, and ttat has eyér been MADE in this country. By this route passenges for points east af, Chicago have choice of the following lines from Chicago; “BY THE FtITTSBURG, FORT .WAXNAND CHICAGO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILWAYS. BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL, GRAND TRUNK, GREAT WESTERN AND ERIK AND NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILWAYS. THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullman Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars through to New York to Niagra Falls, Buffalo, Rochester, or New York City. BY BALTIMORE AND OHJO.RAILROAD, é THROUGH TRAINS daily, with Pull map Palace Cars, for Newark, Zenesville, Wheeling, Washington sud Bale more without change. This is the shortest, best, ‘iol only lina running Pullman’s celebrated Palace Sleep iny Cars and Coaches, connecting with Union Pacific Railroad ‘at Oniaha, and from the West, via grand Junction, Marshal, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Sterling and Diagon, for Chicago and the East. This popular route is unsurpassed for Speed, Comfort, and Safety. The smooth, well ballasted afd perfect track of steel . rails. . . m brated Puilman Palace Sleeying Cars, tae Perfect Telegraph 8 ‘ome 3 moving trains, the regularity with which they run, the adm'‘rable arrangement for runving through cars to Chicago from ‘all points West, secure.to ° gers ait ‘the comforts in modern Railway Traye!ing! No changes of cars and no tedious delays at Ferries. —w Passengers will find Tickets via this tas *s vorife route, at the General Ticket Office of the Centrel ‘Pacige Railroad; Sacramento. Tickets for sale at all the Ticket Offices of the Central Pacific Railpoad.W. H. STENNET, Gen. Pas. Agt. MARVIN HUGITT. Gen, Sup. H. P. STANWOOD, General sponte Rh Montgomery St, San Francisco. Wy