April 5, 1872 (4 pages)

is the tuous read-— unty? il you! ke shocks } are not as much . eonsterhe people en reGoods the BROS: e Domestic is a matter + BROS. » most ele+ BROS. irself rich ? + BROS. e best and s Shoes, : Prints, *s Prints, lles, “i Lay mbrie, inges, ace Collars, Flowers, Sashes, Hats, y will be, 6° BROS. cial Street. ast, Best and of Goods to ot d not to be aler on the “ G BROS. ___ Seribed $10,000 each: H. M. Ballou, . M.R. Ballou, S. R. Niles, H. E. — The Daily Cranserips NEVADA cITY, CAL. ——— ~~" {9CAL AFFAIRS. _overland Star Minstrels. The Overland Star Minstrels will ~~—“forni in the-‘Theatre to-night. At Marysville and other places where they have appeared, they are highly spoken of, and they have most excellent music. The performers are onginal, and are first class delineators of negro minstrelsy. Among {heir number is the renowed Segnior _antonia, the greatest harp player in the world. They have one of the best quadrille bands in the State, a good caller, and will give at the end ofthe performance a social dance. All those who want to ep joy an excellent entertainment and ‘a pleasant dance, should attend the Theatre .tonight.Republicans Turn Out. Amass meeting of Republicans will be held at the Theatre to-morrow night, for the purpose of nominateing one delegate from the Township. to be voted for as delegates from the county at large, and also persons to he yoted for as township representatives at the Primary on the 13th inst. The Primary will be held under the Porter Primary Law to elect Delegates to the State Convention which’ meets at Sacramento on the %th. The meeting to-morrow night is the opening of the Presidential 4 It is reported that the old California Mine, on-Piety Hill, has been purchased by Gashwiler and others. This mine was last worked by the Eagle Co., of Gonnecticut, of which Pattee was Superintendent, but it has not been worked for some time. ~ Tkis said to be on the same bed as the Gold Tunnel mine, which is now opened, and in which the owners, some ef who aresaid to be interested in the California purchase, have the greatest confidence. ec v Yesterday several large flocks of pelicans, bound north, passed over this city. At the gap of Sugar Loaf they became bewildered, and circled around for some time, no doubt considering whether to stop at the reseryoirs of the South Yuba Canal Company. «They are probably leaving the State, because they were not included in the sweeping game law passed by the last Legislature. Pelicans. Shanty Removed. An old shanty adjoining the Pennsylfania Engine House was torn down yesterday afternoon. The lot upon which it stands was purchased by the company, at Administrator’s sale, and the boy’s made it lively for the. old shell yesterday afternoon. ouhey propose to improve the lot, and plant it in grass. Summer Drinks. v : John Senner, of this city, is going into the manufacture of spruce beer + and ginger pop, for the Summer trade. He proposes to commence work in a few days. Burglar Caught. A burglar was caught at Sweetland, yesterday morning. He went through ‘the hotel, and some marked coins, and burglar’s tools were found upon his person. a. Thanks. “We are indebted to Hon. A. A. Sargent, for copies of the Congressional Globe for 1871. Tue Boston Globe appeared March 10th, its size being that of the New York Times. A Sunday journal of Boston says its proprietors are the following gentlemen, who have subTownsend, Lewis Rice, 8. Klous, 8. A. Carlton, Cyrus Westfield and E. D. Jordan. A Tram on the Pennsylvania Centhe Japanese Embassy, on their way to Washington, was run into by a freight train. No one was dangerously hurt. Kansas Crry, Mo., proposes a ten acre union depot, to be built of glass and stone. ; ee Ear. Granville’s note has arrived _&t Washington, and will be considerea by the Cabinet. e = . Tur President’hasappointed Eben -hundreds of thousands of both sexes resort . Plain Words for the People. When broken down in health, strength and spirits, it is not necessary that we would should ask a médical man. whether an invigorant is necessary. ‘Common sense tells usthat itis. The only question to~be decided is, what the invigorant shall be. A COLUMN. standard tonic and restorative, which has been many years before the public, and in which millions of the intelligent classes repose the fullest faith, seems, in a case like this, to present the strongest claims to. the cenfidence of the prudent invalid. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters maybe truly said to possess these high recommendations. Itstriumph@nt progress during a period of twenty~years, its present popularity, and the uniform-success which attends its use in indigestion, -nervous . debility, biliary complaints, fever and ague, and all ailments which. depress the physical system and enervate the mind, entitle it to the rank of a standard national specific. It isregarded in that light by the community at-large, and toit at this season asa preventive of that numerous and harassing class of diseases which take their rise from the miasmatic winds and vapors of Spring. It isa stimulant, a tonic, an altetative and a mild aperient—four essential restorative and protective elements of the materia medica—united in a single agreeable preparation. Every ingredient is vegetable,of the finest quality. and absolutely pure. Hostetter’s Bitters is better known, held in greater estéem, and commniands a larger sale, than any other proprietary medicine manufactured in this country or imported from abroad. SPECIAL NOTICE. ~Indigestion is the cause of nine-tenths Of all diseases the living machine is subjectto ! Give tone tothe stomach and digestive organs; and you will save morethan half in your doctor’s. bills. Dr. HENLEY’s CELEBRATED IXL BItTeRs are recommended by all physicians to Dyspeptics and for all Complaints of the Liver and Digestive organs. @"See advertisement in another column. febT-3m ANNIVERSARY PARADE. NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! YOU are hereby ordered to appear at your Armory in full uniform on: ‘Thursday, April 18th, 1872, At 2 P, M., for Parade and Drill. The Company will march promptly at 2% o’clock, and all not in ranks will be -considered as absentees, N. B.—Regular monthly meeting and street drill Saturday evening, April 6th, at No excuse’ received except sickness or absence from town. , By order : M. 8. DEAL, Capt. Commanding. . " W. F. EVENS, O. 8. oa ais DR.EDWIN DOBRENZ, German Physician, Surgeon, Oculist, etc. etc. EGULAR GRABUATE OF THE Universities of Leipsic and Wurzburg. Also, Pupil of the Celebrated. Oculist, Dr. Graefe, at Berlin, Prussia. Late Chief Physician of the German Mntual Beneyolent Societies of New York and San Francisco. DR. DOBRENZ having had many years experience in the best European Capitols and Hospitals, guarantees to cure all long standing Diseases speedily. Indigent persons treated free of charge. Office on Pine Street, opposite Ferrand’s Photograph Gallery. Residence on Pine Street. Second house below Spring. Nevada, Jan. 19th. Board of Registration. —d HE Board of Registration forthe annual Municipal Election of “Nevada City, to be held May 6th, 1872, will be in session at the office of T. H. Rolfe, Broad Street, from 9 o’clock, A. M. until 4 o'clock P. M., on ‘Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April 4th, 5th and 6th, 1872, for the enrollment of the names of voters; alsoon the 2d, 34 and 4th of May, to revise and correct the List. From the 6th of April to the 2d of May the Poll List will be posted in the effice of T. H. Rolfe for inspection All persons entitled to registration are requested to see that their names are on the List. T. H. ROLFE, JOS. D. FLEMMING, J. B. DRUMMOND, a2 Board of Registration. © THE OLDEST AND THE BEST. DR. HUFELAND’S CELEBRATED SWISS STOMACH BITTERS. 4 he first and the most healthful Tonic ever introduced in the United States. These Bitters have been in the n Francisco Marketfor over ears, and notwith: es many, new ¢andijates for public favor, the sales bave constantly increased. TAYLOR & BENDEL, Jole Agents, 409 and 411 Clay St., Francisco. m29 ~ FLOWER SEEDS, GLADIOLIS BULBS, Ard agreat variety of Illustrated Catalogues —AaT— . NEVADA DRUG STORE. 8. W. Under COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS} the Transcript Printing Ofice. E. M. PRESTON, APOTHECARY. -_— Also a Large Stock. of Acids, Mining Chemicals, Cracibles, Paints, Oils and Varnishes, at Lowest Market Rates. ; Counselorsand Att’. neysatLaw, Everett, Postmaster at Sante Fe. 7 Beckman’s Saloon, ¢orIN A FEW DAYS WE WILL BE IN RECEIPT OF A NEW & COMPLETE STOCK —OF— ° h LATEST STYLES SPRING CLOTHING, —Or—Our own Manufacture. WE SHALL NOT OFFER FOR SALE. SPRING STYLES OF LAST YEAR'S GOODS. Twenty-five per cent. cheaper than any other house on the Coast; OR, IN OTHER WORDS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. “FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, . } . * BY: ~~) Mears Co: P.B. &S.S. 0FN. C. AGE>A Grand Success ! ee ~ TO PLEASE ALL 1S MY AIM. — —— Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada County let me have your attention ! — No longer wear bad fitting ready made Bocts and Shoes ! You can have them made to order and aGOOD FIT guaranteed at about the same price ! x H. W. VELLA, AKES this method of returning his sincere and grateful thanks to the people of Nevada City and vicinity for the unekpected and liberal patronage bestowed upon him since the opening of his Store, on Broad Street, NEVADA CITY. It was his intentionto devote his whole Ladies’ Misses’ & Childrens Boots and Shoes ! But at the earnest solicitation of many citizens of this city he has decided to commence the manufacturing of Gent’s Boots & Shoes In addition to the making of Ladies’, Misses and Childrens’ Shoes. He is prepared to MAKE TO ORDER the following kinds of Boots and Shoes, FOR THE LADIES : ”D eeasrearcan GAITER BOOTS ! Serge Plain. Serge Tops, Cloth Foxed. Hurrah for the Spring Tim mm SPLENDID NEW GOODS! S SQ THE FINEST CHEAPEST! I Gechfeenees CLOTHING STORE. B. H. MILLER. NATHAN & MILLER, : Successors to . HAAS & CO. Corner Pine & Commercial Sts. NEVADA CITY. ———o B. NATHAN. Having largely increased our Stock of. Goods as well as advantages of purchasing the LATEST STYLES ! “AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES! We are prepared to supply the people of Nevada and vicinity with AS FINE QUALITY OF AS LATE STYLES -AND as Fine Made Clothing, Business and Dress Suits, As can be procured In any Store in this State ! T'o be convinced of his fact we only agk the public to calland examine our Goods. We have only One Price for each article and that the i-VERY LOWEST!.22 Serge Tops, Kid, Foxed. Serge Tops, French Kid, Foxed. Serge Tops, French Calf, Foxed. Serge ‘Tops, Patent Leather, foxed. bled. Serge Tops, Glove Calf, foxed. Serge Tops, Glove Kid, foxed. _ French Kid Tops, plain or foxed. French Kid Tops, patent leather, foxed. Glove Calf Tops, plain or foxed. French Calf, plain or foxed. Glove Calf Tops, patent leather, foxed. FRONT LACE. Serge Plain. Serge Tops, Patent Leather, foxed. Serge Tops, Kid, foxed. Serge Tops, French Kid, foxed. Serge Tops, Glove Calf, foxed. Serge Tops, Grained or Pebbled. Serge Tops, French Calf, foxed. All French Calf. All French Kid. All Curacoa Kid. All Goat. All Glove Calf. French Kid Tops, Patent Leather, foxed. Glove Calf Tops, Patent Leather, foxed. MISSES SHOES. Serge plain: serge ~~ patent leather, foxed; serge tops, kid, foxed; serge tops, Glove Calf, foxed ; serge tops, Goat, grained or pebbled; serge tops, French calf; all French Calf, Curacoa Kid. Goat or Glove Calf ; French Kid or Glove Calf Tops, patent leather, foxed. Childrens’ Calf, Kid, Goat or Cloth, {front lace. Various Colors for Ladies’ Misses’ and Childrens’ Shoes. Gold, Silver, Bronze, Red, Blue, White, Maroon, Cream, Scarlet, Yellow, Cuir. Purple, Green, Coffee, Drab, Pink. and-every-other color and shade imaginable. French Calf, double sole. Box Toed Scotch Bottom. do do single sole, ‘French Calf, single and double sole. Calf Foxing, Cloth Tops, Congress Gaiter, box toe, fair stitch. Gaiters, Buttoned Gaiters; Imitation Buttoned Gaiters, Oxford Ties, Strap Shoes, Embroidered Slippers. All kinds of Boots and Shoes, for Boys, made to order. Repairing of all kinds done in the highest style of the Art. — Prize Boot and Shoe Store. —.9F NEVADA COUNTY. Adjoini Stumpf’s ‘Hotei, Broad sa Street, Neeadin City. Serge Tops, Goat, Grained or PebOrange, Pearl . . H. W. VELLA, Propr’. \ ed a Private German Private School. OULD respectfully inform the peopte of Nevada City that he has-epenEvéning School, in the Room adjoing the Nevada Theatre. SIX DIFFERENT LANGUAGES WILL Italian, Latin and Greek. All persons desiring to learn the above languages are requested to call at the above place in the Evening. Terms $1.50 per month. Nevada, April 3d, 1872. TO SCRIP HOLDERS. LL WARRANTS. DRAWN ON THE General Fund of Nevada County, and Yegistered prior to-February 8th, 1871, will be paid on presentation. Also, Warrant No. 463 on the Road Fund, and Warrant No. 4 on the Sick Fund -will be paid on presentation; Interest’ on same ceases from this date. A, GOLDSMITH, Treasurer. By A. H. Parker, Deputy. Nevada, April 2d, 1872. TOWNSHIP REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. OTICE is hereby given that Township Meetings will be held under the supervision of Township Committee men, on Saturday April 6th, 1872, for the purpose or nominating one Delegate in each Townskip for the county at large, and ,as many candidates as each meeting desires for Township Delegates, to be voted for at the Primary on the 14th. , : The officers of said meeting are requested toforward the names of the: nominees fcr the county at large, to the Secretary of the County Central Committe immediately, that said nominations may. be announced prior to the Primary Election. The Township Meetings will be held. at the following places: Nevada, Grass Valley, Rough and Ready, Moore’s Flat, Truckee, Omega and You Bet. By Order of County Central Committee. Vv. G. BELL, President. A. H. Parker, Seeretary. aps UNION REPUBLICAN PRIMA-—— RY ELECTION. OTICEis hereby given that_the Primary Election of the Unicn Republican Paty will be held throughout the county; under the provisions of the Porter Primary Law, for the purpose of electing Delegates to the State Convention, to be tield at Sacraniento on the 25th day of April. Said Primary Election will-be'held on Saturday April 13th, 1872. = The following Supervisors are hereby ap. pointed-to conduct and superintend said Primary Election: ~~ Nevada—Judge T. H. Rolfe. Blue Tent—P. H. Belden, Grass Valley—S. H. Dille. Forest Springs—Benj. Colvin. Buena Vista—Milton Barker. Rough and Ready—A. L. Slack. Indian Springs—Martin Hatch. Mooney Flat—George Schmidt. Anthony House—Henry Hoffman. San Juan—Simon Furth. Cherokee—L. D. Rathbun. n@” We have the finest stock of superior ‘ING. HOSE, and Furnishing Goods ! Ever offered in this Market ! To which jve call especial attention. — BOYS’ CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR, Finest Quality and Latest Styles! —_—— BEST QUALITY OF BLANKETS And a general assortment of THE VERY LATEST STYLE HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c. &o. &c. Miners’ & Teamsters’ Rubber Goods, Boots, &c. + out, and it is our aim to give the very LOWEST PRICES! GENTS’ BOOTS AND SHOES. : od _Patent. Leather Tongue Boots. The People of Nevada City and Freed Co To oe ( t geen = hi Box T Scovc ttom dc . ll a ine an de y agp nee Ae ty vicinity are invited to call and exam our Goods. we can make it an object for buyers to.call upon us. Don’t forget the place. _ NEVADA CLOTHING STORE! Nathan & Miller PROPRIETORS. At Haas & Co’s Old Stand, corner Pine & Commercial Streets, NEVADA CITY. WEITE SHIRTS, UNDER CLOTHWe are constantly receiving additions to our Stock as new styles come Best Articles for the Very We have the best facilities for purchasing and feel assured that Sweetland—R. B. Patton. Birchville—George B. Newell. French Corral--Wm. M. Eddy. Columbia Hill—James Patton. Lake City--P. A, Paine. Bloomfield—aA. A. Smith, Relief Hill—W. F. Cummings. Eureka--J. B. Conn. Moore’s Flat—Chas. Allenberg. Omega—L. R. Prescott. Washington—kE. Kreig. Little York—G. H. Atkins. You Bet—B. F. Snell. Hunt’s Hill-A. G. ‘Turner. Truckee—W. .C. Richmond. Boca—L. E. Doan. In the precincts of Nevada, Grass Valley and San Juan, tht Polls will be open from to 8 o’clock P. M., andin all other precincts above named the Polls shall be open trom 7 to 9 o'clock P. M, Each voter shall ba entitled to vote for one candidate as a Delegate from the county at large, and one Delegate from each ‘Township with-the exception of Nevada and Grass Valley, in which ‘Townships voters will be entitled to vote for two Township Delegates. Voters will use written ballots, designating the candidate voted for as the Delegate at large and for the Township Deletes. The test for voters at such Primary Elections shall. be: First—That the person offering to vote is a legally qualified voter of the district. Second—That he yoted for Newton Booth for Governor. 3 . Third—That he will support the nominees of the National Republican Convention to be held at Philadelphia on the Sth of dune, A. D. 1872. All returns to be certified to by the Supervisors of each precinct and promptly forwarded to A. H. Parker, Secretary of the County Central Committee, at Nevada City. For full particulars as to their duties, Supervisors are referred to the Statutes of 1865-6, p 438. By Order of County Central Committee. -V. G. BELL, President. A. H. Parker, Secretary. aps SOIREE. — , §. J. MILLINGTON wil give a Soiree at A: TEMPERANCE HALL. —Oon— Friday Evening, April 5th, 1872, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Ladies’ Episcopal Society, OF NEVADA CITY. A general invitation is extended. ~ Tickets, $1 50. Nevada, March 31st. ‘) . MASS MEETING. . = __REPUBLICAN. MASS .MEETING. A will be held at Nevada Theatre, 5aturday evening, April 6th for the purpose of —— two Delegates from this Township, ahd one from the county at large, tothe Republican State Convention, which is to be held at Sacramento April 25th. The election for said Delegates will be held on Saturday, April 13th, under the provisions of the Porter, Primary Law. ,By ‘or der oft : REPUBLICAN O UNTY CENTRAL COM. Nevada, March 30th, 1872. LEE GARTHE, EALER IN BEEF, MUTTON, PORK, VEAL, CORNED BEEF, ETO. Meats sold at’ reasonable rates for cash. —_ on Comniercial street, opposite Ma. onic =e BE TAUGHT—German, French, Spanish, ~~

is the tuous read-— unty? il you! ke shocks } are not as much . eonsterhe people en reGoods the BROS: e Domestic is a matter + BROS. » most ele+ BROS. irself rich ? + BROS. e best and s Shoes, : Prints, *s Prints, lles, “i Lay mbrie, inges, ace Collars, Flowers, Sashes, Hats, y will be, 6° BROS. cial Street. ast, Best and of Goods to ot d not to be aler on the “ G BROS. ___ Seribed $10,000 each: H. M. Ballou, . M.R. Ballou, S. R. Niles, H. E. — The Daily Cranserips NEVADA cITY, CAL. ——— ~~" {9CAL AFFAIRS. _overland Star Minstrels. The Overland Star Minstrels will ~~—“forni in the-‘Theatre to-night. At Marysville and other places where they have appeared, they are highly spoken of, and they have most excellent music. The performers are onginal, and are first class delineators of negro minstrelsy. Among {heir number is the renowed Segnior _antonia, the greatest harp player in the world. They have one of the best quadrille bands in the State, a good caller, and will give at the end ofthe performance a social dance. All those who want to ep joy an excellent entertainment and ‘a pleasant dance, should attend the Theatre .tonight.Republicans Turn Out. Amass meeting of Republicans will be held at the Theatre to-morrow night, for the purpose of nominateing one delegate from the Township. to be voted for as delegates from the county at large, and also persons to he yoted for as township representatives at the Primary on the 13th inst. The Primary will be held under the Porter Primary Law to elect Delegates to the State Convention which’ meets at Sacramento on the %th. The meeting to-morrow night is the opening of the Presidential 4 It is reported that the old California Mine, on-Piety Hill, has been purchased by Gashwiler and others. This mine was last worked by the Eagle Co., of Gonnecticut, of which Pattee was Superintendent, but it has not been worked for some time. ~ Tkis said to be on the same bed as the Gold Tunnel mine, which is now opened, and in which the owners, some ef who aresaid to be interested in the California purchase, have the greatest confidence. ec v Yesterday several large flocks of pelicans, bound north, passed over this city. At the gap of Sugar Loaf they became bewildered, and circled around for some time, no doubt considering whether to stop at the reseryoirs of the South Yuba Canal Company. «They are probably leaving the State, because they were not included in the sweeping game law passed by the last Legislature. Pelicans. Shanty Removed. An old shanty adjoining the Pennsylfania Engine House was torn down yesterday afternoon. The lot upon which it stands was purchased by the company, at Administrator’s sale, and the boy’s made it lively for the. old shell yesterday afternoon. ouhey propose to improve the lot, and plant it in grass. Summer Drinks. v : John Senner, of this city, is going into the manufacture of spruce beer + and ginger pop, for the Summer trade. He proposes to commence work in a few days. Burglar Caught. A burglar was caught at Sweetland, yesterday morning. He went through ‘the hotel, and some marked coins, and burglar’s tools were found upon his person. a. Thanks. “We are indebted to Hon. A. A. Sargent, for copies of the Congressional Globe for 1871. Tue Boston Globe appeared March 10th, its size being that of the New York Times. A Sunday journal of Boston says its proprietors are the following gentlemen, who have subTownsend, Lewis Rice, 8. Klous, 8. A. Carlton, Cyrus Westfield and E. D. Jordan. A Tram on the Pennsylvania Centhe Japanese Embassy, on their way to Washington, was run into by a freight train. No one was dangerously hurt. Kansas Crry, Mo., proposes a ten acre union depot, to be built of glass and stone. ; ee Ear. Granville’s note has arrived _&t Washington, and will be considerea by the Cabinet. e = . Tur President’hasappointed Eben -hundreds of thousands of both sexes resort . Plain Words for the People. When broken down in health, strength and spirits, it is not necessary that we would should ask a médical man. whether an invigorant is necessary. ‘Common sense tells usthat itis. The only question to~be decided is, what the invigorant shall be. A COLUMN. standard tonic and restorative, which has been many years before the public, and in which millions of the intelligent classes repose the fullest faith, seems, in a case like this, to present the strongest claims to. the cenfidence of the prudent invalid. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters maybe truly said to possess these high recommendations. Itstriumph@nt progress during a period of twenty~years, its present popularity, and the uniform-success which attends its use in indigestion, -nervous . debility, biliary complaints, fever and ague, and all ailments which. depress the physical system and enervate the mind, entitle it to the rank of a standard national specific. It isregarded in that light by the community at-large, and toit at this season asa preventive of that numerous and harassing class of diseases which take their rise from the miasmatic winds and vapors of Spring. It isa stimulant, a tonic, an altetative and a mild aperient—four essential restorative and protective elements of the materia medica—united in a single agreeable preparation. Every ingredient is vegetable,of the finest quality. and absolutely pure. Hostetter’s Bitters is better known, held in greater estéem, and commniands a larger sale, than any other proprietary medicine manufactured in this country or imported from abroad. SPECIAL NOTICE. ~Indigestion is the cause of nine-tenths Of all diseases the living machine is subjectto ! Give tone tothe stomach and digestive organs; and you will save morethan half in your doctor’s. bills. Dr. HENLEY’s CELEBRATED IXL BItTeRs are recommended by all physicians to Dyspeptics and for all Complaints of the Liver and Digestive organs. @"See advertisement in another column. febT-3m ANNIVERSARY PARADE. NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! YOU are hereby ordered to appear at your Armory in full uniform on: ‘Thursday, April 18th, 1872, At 2 P, M., for Parade and Drill. The Company will march promptly at 2% o’clock, and all not in ranks will be -considered as absentees, N. B.—Regular monthly meeting and street drill Saturday evening, April 6th, at No excuse’ received except sickness or absence from town. , By order : M. 8. DEAL, Capt. Commanding. . " W. F. EVENS, O. 8. oa ais DR.EDWIN DOBRENZ, German Physician, Surgeon, Oculist, etc. etc. EGULAR GRABUATE OF THE Universities of Leipsic and Wurzburg. Also, Pupil of the Celebrated. Oculist, Dr. Graefe, at Berlin, Prussia. Late Chief Physician of the German Mntual Beneyolent Societies of New York and San Francisco. DR. DOBRENZ having had many years experience in the best European Capitols and Hospitals, guarantees to cure all long standing Diseases speedily. Indigent persons treated free of charge. Office on Pine Street, opposite Ferrand’s Photograph Gallery. Residence on Pine Street. Second house below Spring. Nevada, Jan. 19th. Board of Registration. —d HE Board of Registration forthe annual Municipal Election of “Nevada City, to be held May 6th, 1872, will be in session at the office of T. H. Rolfe, Broad Street, from 9 o’clock, A. M. until 4 o'clock P. M., on ‘Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April 4th, 5th and 6th, 1872, for the enrollment of the names of voters; alsoon the 2d, 34 and 4th of May, to revise and correct the List. From the 6th of April to the 2d of May the Poll List will be posted in the effice of T. H. Rolfe for inspection All persons entitled to registration are requested to see that their names are on the List. T. H. ROLFE, JOS. D. FLEMMING, J. B. DRUMMOND, a2 Board of Registration. © THE OLDEST AND THE BEST. DR. HUFELAND’S CELEBRATED SWISS STOMACH BITTERS. 4 he first and the most healthful Tonic ever introduced in the United States. These Bitters have been in the n Francisco Marketfor over ears, and notwith: es many, new ¢andijates for public favor, the sales bave constantly increased. TAYLOR & BENDEL, Jole Agents, 409 and 411 Clay St., Francisco. m29 ~ FLOWER SEEDS, GLADIOLIS BULBS, Ard agreat variety of Illustrated Catalogues —AaT— . NEVADA DRUG STORE. 8. W. Under COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS} the Transcript Printing Ofice. E. M. PRESTON, APOTHECARY. -_— Also a Large Stock. of Acids, Mining Chemicals, Cracibles, Paints, Oils and Varnishes, at Lowest Market Rates. ; Counselorsand Att’. neysatLaw, Everett, Postmaster at Sante Fe. 7 Beckman’s Saloon, ¢orIN A FEW DAYS WE WILL BE IN RECEIPT OF A NEW & COMPLETE STOCK —OF— ° h LATEST STYLES SPRING CLOTHING, —Or—Our own Manufacture. WE SHALL NOT OFFER FOR SALE. SPRING STYLES OF LAST YEAR'S GOODS. Twenty-five per cent. cheaper than any other house on the Coast; OR, IN OTHER WORDS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. “FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, . } . * BY: ~~) Mears Co: P.B. &S.S. 0FN. C. AGE>A Grand Success ! ee ~ TO PLEASE ALL 1S MY AIM. — —— Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada County let me have your attention ! — No longer wear bad fitting ready made Bocts and Shoes ! You can have them made to order and aGOOD FIT guaranteed at about the same price ! x H. W. VELLA, AKES this method of returning his sincere and grateful thanks to the people

of Nevada City and vicinity for the unekpected and liberal patronage bestowed upon him since the opening of his Store, on Broad Street, NEVADA CITY. It was his intentionto devote his whole Ladies’ Misses’ & Childrens Boots and Shoes ! But at the earnest solicitation of many citizens of this city he has decided to commence the manufacturing of Gent’s Boots & Shoes In addition to the making of Ladies’, Misses and Childrens’ Shoes. He is prepared to MAKE TO ORDER the following kinds of Boots and Shoes, FOR THE LADIES : ”D eeasrearcan GAITER BOOTS ! Serge Plain. Serge Tops, Cloth Foxed. Hurrah for the Spring Tim mm SPLENDID NEW GOODS! S SQ THE FINEST CHEAPEST! I Gechfeenees CLOTHING STORE. B. H. MILLER. NATHAN & MILLER, : Successors to . HAAS & CO. Corner Pine & Commercial Sts. NEVADA CITY. ———o B. NATHAN. Having largely increased our Stock of. Goods as well as advantages of purchasing the LATEST STYLES ! “AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES! We are prepared to supply the people of Nevada and vicinity with AS FINE QUALITY OF AS LATE STYLES -AND as Fine Made Clothing, Business and Dress Suits, As can be procured In any Store in this State ! T'o be convinced of his fact we only agk the public to calland examine our Goods. We have only One Price for each article and that the i-VERY LOWEST!.22 Serge Tops, Kid, Foxed. Serge Tops, French Kid, Foxed. Serge Tops, French Calf, Foxed. Serge ‘Tops, Patent Leather, foxed. bled. Serge Tops, Glove Calf, foxed. Serge Tops, Glove Kid, foxed. _ French Kid Tops, plain or foxed. French Kid Tops, patent leather, foxed. Glove Calf Tops, plain or foxed. French Calf, plain or foxed. Glove Calf Tops, patent leather, foxed. FRONT LACE. Serge Plain. Serge Tops, Patent Leather, foxed. Serge Tops, Kid, foxed. Serge Tops, French Kid, foxed. Serge Tops, Glove Calf, foxed. Serge Tops, Grained or Pebbled. Serge Tops, French Calf, foxed. All French Calf. All French Kid. All Curacoa Kid. All Goat. All Glove Calf. French Kid Tops, Patent Leather, foxed. Glove Calf Tops, Patent Leather, foxed. MISSES SHOES. Serge plain: serge ~~ patent leather, foxed; serge tops, kid, foxed; serge tops, Glove Calf, foxed ; serge tops, Goat, grained or pebbled; serge tops, French calf; all French Calf, Curacoa Kid. Goat or Glove Calf ; French Kid or Glove Calf Tops, patent leather, foxed. Childrens’ Calf, Kid, Goat or Cloth, {front lace. Various Colors for Ladies’ Misses’ and Childrens’ Shoes. Gold, Silver, Bronze, Red, Blue, White, Maroon, Cream, Scarlet, Yellow, Cuir. Purple, Green, Coffee, Drab, Pink. and-every-other color and shade imaginable. French Calf, double sole. Box Toed Scotch Bottom. do do single sole, ‘French Calf, single and double sole. Calf Foxing, Cloth Tops, Congress Gaiter, box toe, fair stitch. Gaiters, Buttoned Gaiters; Imitation Buttoned Gaiters, Oxford Ties, Strap Shoes, Embroidered Slippers. All kinds of Boots and Shoes, for Boys, made to order. Repairing of all kinds done in the highest style of the Art. — Prize Boot and Shoe Store. —.9F NEVADA COUNTY. Adjoini Stumpf’s ‘Hotei, Broad sa Street, Neeadin City. Serge Tops, Goat, Grained or PebOrange, Pearl . . H. W. VELLA, Propr’. \ ed a Private German Private School. OULD respectfully inform the peopte of Nevada City that he has-epenEvéning School, in the Room adjoing the Nevada Theatre. SIX DIFFERENT LANGUAGES WILL Italian, Latin and Greek. All persons desiring to learn the above languages are requested to call at the above place in the Evening. Terms $1.50 per month. Nevada, April 3d, 1872. TO SCRIP HOLDERS. LL WARRANTS. DRAWN ON THE General Fund of Nevada County, and Yegistered prior to-February 8th, 1871, will be paid on presentation. Also, Warrant No. 463 on the Road Fund, and Warrant No. 4 on the Sick Fund -will be paid on presentation; Interest’ on same ceases from this date. A, GOLDSMITH, Treasurer. By A. H. Parker, Deputy. Nevada, April 2d, 1872. TOWNSHIP REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. OTICE is hereby given that Township Meetings will be held under the supervision of Township Committee men, on Saturday April 6th, 1872, for the purpose or nominating one Delegate in each Townskip for the county at large, and ,as many candidates as each meeting desires for Township Delegates, to be voted for at the Primary on the 14th. , : The officers of said meeting are requested toforward the names of the: nominees fcr the county at large, to the Secretary of the County Central Committe immediately, that said nominations may. be announced prior to the Primary Election. The Township Meetings will be held. at the following places: Nevada, Grass Valley, Rough and Ready, Moore’s Flat, Truckee, Omega and You Bet. By Order of County Central Committee. Vv. G. BELL, President. A. H. Parker, Seeretary. aps UNION REPUBLICAN PRIMA-—— RY ELECTION. OTICEis hereby given that_the Primary Election of the Unicn Republican Paty will be held throughout the county; under the provisions of the Porter Primary Law, for the purpose of electing Delegates to the State Convention, to be tield at Sacraniento on the 25th day of April. Said Primary Election will-be'held on Saturday April 13th, 1872. = The following Supervisors are hereby ap. pointed-to conduct and superintend said Primary Election: ~~ Nevada—Judge T. H. Rolfe. Blue Tent—P. H. Belden, Grass Valley—S. H. Dille. Forest Springs—Benj. Colvin. Buena Vista—Milton Barker. Rough and Ready—A. L. Slack. Indian Springs—Martin Hatch. Mooney Flat—George Schmidt. Anthony House—Henry Hoffman. San Juan—Simon Furth. Cherokee—L. D. Rathbun. n@” We have the finest stock of superior ‘ING. HOSE, and Furnishing Goods ! Ever offered in this Market ! To which jve call especial attention. — BOYS’ CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR, Finest Quality and Latest Styles! —_—— BEST QUALITY OF BLANKETS And a general assortment of THE VERY LATEST STYLE HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c. &o. &c. Miners’ & Teamsters’ Rubber Goods, Boots, &c. + out, and it is our aim to give the very LOWEST PRICES! GENTS’ BOOTS AND SHOES. : od _Patent. Leather Tongue Boots. The People of Nevada City and Freed Co To oe ( t geen = hi Box T Scovc ttom dc . ll a ine an de y agp nee Ae ty vicinity are invited to call and exam our Goods. we can make it an object for buyers to.call upon us. Don’t forget the place. _ NEVADA CLOTHING STORE! Nathan & Miller PROPRIETORS. At Haas & Co’s Old Stand, corner Pine & Commercial Streets, NEVADA CITY. WEITE SHIRTS, UNDER CLOTHWe are constantly receiving additions to our Stock as new styles come Best Articles for the Very We have the best facilities for purchasing and feel assured that Sweetland—R. B. Patton. Birchville—George B. Newell. French Corral--Wm. M. Eddy. Columbia Hill—James Patton. Lake City--P. A, Paine. Bloomfield—aA. A. Smith, Relief Hill—W. F. Cummings. Eureka--J. B. Conn. Moore’s Flat—Chas. Allenberg. Omega—L. R. Prescott. Washington—kE. Kreig. Little York—G. H. Atkins.. You Bet—B. F. Snell. Hunt’s Hill-A. G. ‘Turner. Truckee—W. .C. Richmond. Boca—L. E. Doan. In the precincts of Nevada, Grass Valley and San Juan, tht Polls will be open from to 8 o’clock P. M., andin all other precincts above named the Polls shall be open trom 7 to 9 o'clock P. M, Each voter shall ba entitled to vote for one candidate as a Delegate from the county at large, and one Delegate from each ‘Township with-the exception of Nevada and Grass Valley, in which ‘Townships voters will be entitled to vote for two Township Delegates. Voters will use written ballots, designating the candidate voted for as the Delegate at large and for the Township Deletes. The test for voters at such Primary Elections shall. be: First—That the person offering to vote is a legally qualified voter of the district. Second—That he yoted for Newton Booth for Governor. 3 . Third—That he will support the nominees of the National Republican Convention to be held at Philadelphia on the Sth of dune, A. D. 1872. All returns to be certified to by the Supervisors of each precinct and promptly forwarded to A. H. Parker, Secretary of the County Central Committee, at Nevada City. For full particulars as to their duties, Supervisors are referred to the Statutes of 1865-6, p 438. By Order of County Central Committee. -V. G. BELL, President. A. H. Parker, Secretary. aps SOIREE. — , §. J. MILLINGTON wil give a Soiree at A: TEMPERANCE HALL. —Oon— Friday Evening, April 5th, 1872, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Ladies’ Episcopal Society, OF NEVADA CITY. A general invitation is extended. ~ Tickets, $1 50. Nevada, March 31st. ‘) . MASS MEETING. . = __REPUBLICAN. MASS .MEETING. A will be held at Nevada Theatre, 5aturday evening, April 6th for the purpose of —— two Delegates from this Township, ahd one from the county at large, tothe Republican State Convention, which is to be held at Sacramento April 25th. The election for said Delegates will be held on Saturday, April 13th, under the provisions of the Porter, Primary Law. ,By ‘or der oft : REPUBLICAN O UNTY CENTRAL COM. Nevada, March 30th, 1872. LEE GARTHE, EALER IN BEEF, MUTTON, PORK, VEAL, CORNED BEEF, ETO. Meats sold at’ reasonable rates for cash. —_ on Comniercial street, opposite Ma. onic =e BE TAUGHT—German, French, Spanish, ~~