August 15, 1876 (4 pages)

REMEDIES SARY TREET, FRawcisco r the treat 41 Diseaseg aknesn, Ig (of years WScess, ully sure of an. om Visiting spe, and has enrary, 623 1€TLadl, San te and those him. er time nore. ties, and hag ties for the %. oO are sufier. roi the ef. from. virus 0k at their d faces and 18, .disquali. of marriage this horrid eal death closes” wus, frietids re eri e destroying ‘ared for and nd them im. 1ysiciah who special study to cure the } mercury or ant to those ho are inter riends, to be doctors who heir skill in’ ys, inmpusing hemes of em. e and other 1 and make fall into the “88. nseg uence of , or depraved ced. by the st unlimited ng certainty 1 symptoms, ifie medical enance, dark ae head, ring2. rustling of ~ riots, uneasie of the limbs, ellect, loss of whingstrangnaintances, -& ors of uiem. and-Farious irréd tongue,, iption, nigkt ent insanity, ons 80 afflict. y, either in cure effected e of treating : of .effecting , G. will give me who will . he wascured ofthe Ban » , narriage, whe these fearful he sacred rem, nor delay on’s_office or ines may rely ‘ntial secrecy rect no more ir and mutu: ~ n of services vircumstances prevalerit and mong quacks ple, and will n instrument, Jical and pers ne. : Ie. , e. CURED AT r to. Dr. Gibns, length of ned, and the d, free from y part of the direction for YOLLARS in through the Fargo & Co., be forwaxded Jnion. . 623 Kearney an Francisco. rcial treet, 57 on the let Jesse inform his advertise T.my! nt to Mi» OFFICE, fay 4, 1876, that William O. Dauchey, Geo. Melvor, uncan, whore vada County, for Patent for . ‘Claims, jo n Mining snd described 1, land, being SE and 88 TE of we. \ and N of EB of SW X 0 East. and uing 849 17-108 the following on, made Febnie et al: the ary 23d 1876, inean location, I. W. Duncan “ade March 11 » Wise location A. Wise et al; March 11 1876, uchey loca*ion nd the Mcivor 1876. All of din the effice evada County, she claim it » East by Y& zimed by Chee. uth by vacant idverse claim® to present the hin siaty days ing he reof. ND Reg'ster, yplicants. m aq. TON, testau rant,” t keep on band, ost ‘eo mm, feel ng nO Treons, both “NLP. BROWN. ~ tm Nevada ci’ 1 ” VOL, Xxx = § The Daily Transcript _NEVADA CITY, CAL, : B. J. WATSON. BROWN & WATSON, ae Proprietors. THE \V Flume Company, 6 Nevida and Grass Valley, : “Admidistrator’s-Sato ot Real Estate. ms omang ry OTICE IS HERESY GIVEN THAT IN . pursu ince of ar order of the Probate Court of the County of :Nevadia,-State *vi California, maie vi the 4th day of August 1876 in tue mutter of the e-tae of A. J.} Wooldriége deceased, tre aude signed admin strator, wil sell at publ.caucti 2, to the highest bidder, sor cash, U, 8. oid coin, and subject to .ontirmatim by the gaid Probate Court,on «tur ay, th» 26a day of Augns' A D. 1576,at Lv’ciock P.M ,. at the Court H use dvor iu” Nevada City, in the county of N vaia, «ll tie right, tithe and interest of the saii A. J. Wo luridge, at the.time of his death, and all the righ ,+ title and interest tuat—tiwe-said. teccas.d has, by operation of law or otherwise acqiired, other: thin in addicon te that of the said A. J. Wooldii ge at tho tims of his death, "in and to that certzin fot, piece or parcel ot mining landani uinins claims, situat., lying and b-ing ia tne said’ county of Ne¥ ada; State of Usililornia, and bouuued and describe. as foliows, to-wit: Certain min i pg claims situated und beiag Dear FUbbs’ ranch, Eureka Township, Nevada Couaty, State of Culifornia, aud knuwn as the Hendson River Mining Cluwms. Said claims being two-thousasd feet in front onthe browof the uli above the Widdie Yuba river, and exteiiding bic the same width to the cen-re of tlic main ridge beYuba divers, nd bring bounded ou tue westerly site-by beriuiB abt ¢ onditious of sale: Cas iu U. 8. gold coin, ween the Miidile and 5S uth he claims of Curties & Co’s: Ten per ceat. of the purciase munry to be p 2id to the auctioneer un the day vt sal Dalance on conurm:t-on of sale by the saiu eed ot eXpen-e of vurPro .ate Court. ec hascr. : A. W. HERRING, Administrator of the esiate of A. J Wooldriige deceaned. W. D. Long, Attor 1654, augs NOTICE 10 SidcKH0nvanc HW YNTE STOCKHOLDEKS OF THE BANK OF NEVADA CUUNTY, will mect at tue Banking House in Nevaua City on Sat urday, September 2ud, 1876, at Wo’cluck a. M.,fur the purpore of transacting busi ness, Viz: Ist.° 10 autnolizs a transfer of the assets of the Bink of Nevada County in theevent of a proposition inade by Joun er -ditors thereof bei ¢ W. Hinds to” the : accepted, and to proviie tor tne trinsfe ofthe stock thereof, 2nd. To discuss in decides upon the propriety of plecuiy the corporation in vuiuutary banukrupicy, and to authorize ana to empow r proceedings jn that behalf forthat purpose. 3d ‘Tk & RE now Prepared to fill orders for Lumber of Every Description, Mining and Building. Timbers, Common, Finishing, and a Ge.eral Assortment of Building Lumber AlWays on Hand, A Large Amount of Seasoned SPRUCE WOOD on hand. Orders left with Johnston & Son, Nevada, ovat our office on Towu Talk Hill, will receive prompt attention. N. &G. V. W. & LUo. Nevada, Oct. 20th; 1875. No. 790. Application fur a Patent to a Mining Claim. UniTep States Laxp OFFIicr, SACRAMENTO, CaL, July 24; 176, } ja eer is hereby given, tuat the Fountain Head Gravel Miuing Company, a corporation existing under tue laws of Cal. formia, whose Post office is) Nevada Vily, Nevada County, Cal., has made ap3. Plication fur Patent for the Fountain Head Gravel Mining claim, bearin gcld, siturte in Nevada Mining District, Nevada County, Galitornia, aud des-rived as fol oWs, viz. On surveyed laid, being the NW& of sre 3, NEM of Nb¥ and EX of EX of SW of NE of Sec 4, tp16NR9E. Also thes St iq of 8 E'4 of See 33, Ss of SWy, and SW 4 of SLY Of Sec 34, Tp17, NRO E Mt. _ . Diavlo base and meridian, coutaiuing 35% 89-100 acres. Said location was mude J uiy fsth, 1867, by E. F. Bean and others, and us recorded in the mining records of Nevada County, at Nevada City, in book 4, paces 256und 257. ‘Che applicant clainis by purchase. Adjoining claimants are the . Cov: Spring Gravel Mining . C Mmapapy’s ground on the West. All persous holiing my adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the same before this Uffice within sixty days from the first day of publishing hereof. i jy 26 T. B. McFARLAND, Regi ter. CONSTABLE ‘SALE. . “Ip virtue of an execution devise ways and meaus forthe protection B a > So man. direc of the creditors of tne ban by a volunta ry assignment, under the Civil Code, or by auch other meaus 98 muy be dvemed advisable by the stockhc lders. R. W. EULLY, President. tad and delivered, issued from the uurt of Leopoiu Garthe, a Justice cf the Peuce In un fur the Township and county of Nevaia, State of California, on. a vertain judgment rend_red therein ou the 6th day of July, 1876, in tavor of Jerry Blake, and ugainst J. M. Fulweiler. W. A. Robi rts Nevada City, Ja.y 29th, 1-76. ee REOPENED! + REOPENED! THE FRENCH HOTEL, Secend Street, Between K and L, Sacramento, oe oe. THE PUBLIC AND CITIZENS of Maeve} Nevada County are notitied that i FR this Popular Hotel and itestaurant has been reupenéd again The House is entirely new furuished and ren evated, and the Restaurant Departmen has been taken in known Caterer, Mr. ANTUNIA PIRANNI gof the Re taurunt Francais, who will spor no pains to make tne place the most attractive iu the city. Private raoms for families and private Orders received for Weddings, alls and Banquct’ outside, and served in arties. he best shape und at moderute. prices. Sacramento Juiy 2, 1576, li, MINERAL CifATION. ————s ——“Usrrep Statss Laxp Qraice, . Sacnamenro, Cal. July sth, 1876, : OE. H. Goodmer, E. W. Cross, W. H. Weeks, O, E, Green, Lester Linky 38. Barnes, R. B. Gentry, Alba Prown and tu all whom it may couceri. Whereas, min eral athdavit Nos 6lani 179 were filed in the U, 8. Land Office, alleging the" 1-2 of WN E quarter of Sec. 18, in Township 16 N Range 9 East, to be more valuable for mining than for agricul:ura! purposes, by Coinmissidner’s letter dated Deveyber 2d, 1871 the sume land is to be trexted as miveral in character, until the contrary is proved, after due noiic-. And whervas, William Walsh, (Post Office address Nevads City. Nevada county, Cal.) did, onthe 10th ury of March, 1875, file in the Register’s Office ef this District his pre-emption Declara. tion Ne 4989, claiming the above described Jand, and has applied t» entcr the same as agricultural land, slleging it to be more Ysluabl : for agricultural than fur mining purposes; Therefore you wi I take notice that under and by virtue of iostructions from the Commissioner of tie General Land Office, dated May 6th, 1871, we bave fixed the 2ist day of August. 1876,at eleven e’clock, A. M., at this office, bef re the Register and Receiver, for the hearing of ruofs to determine the character of said charge by the well Sa'n’iJauison (as Kxecutor of the estate of B. 8. Titcomb, deceased,) torthe sum of vue hundred and thirty-tour dollars ($134) debt, with costs, taxed st'§1635, unu ac\Tuing costs, ull payabl: in old coin of the United Statey. I have levied upon and seized and shallexpose for pablic sale in front of the Cuurt House, Neyida City Nevada Couuty, California, tor -cash to the highest bidder, on Saturday, the 19th quy v1 Augus:, 1876. be.wecen the hours of lV o'clock A, M.,and 3 o’clock &.M. of said day,, all the rign,t title and interest of J, M. Fulw.iler, W. A. Roberts et al, of and tu the tullowing described propert:, viz: 41] those P.acer mining claims. known as _. the Manzanita Co’s, Cluims, situated one. Belf mile nortuerly trom Nevada City, Nevada Lowuship and county, State of California, formerly k mas the Manganits * . ] clans, the Bili W Claims ani ull as ; . conveyed tu &. P, selus by patent trom the United Stufis. Also all reservcirs, tunnels, flumes, pip+s, monitors avd touls belonging to said claims. Also tie Slate vrees d'tch, taking water frum Slate Creek aud conveyiug the same to the said Mseiszabia Claims, Also that cerfuin piece o —. Pucclot mining ground @ tus’ed in ther bed of Deer Creek, connecting ata point known, as the Gold Tunnel daw, and extending up said Oreek 1500 feet, to OC p. Flemming’s quartz tunnel. Taken to-satusfy said execution, and costs, sad accruing costs. WK. sCuTT. Constable of Nevads Township; S evaila City July 26th 1576. jy23. United States, In Witness Whereof, we have hereunto set our hands the day and year fist abi ve written, T. B. McFARLAND, Register. = HART FLLLOWS, Keceiver. 4.1. Caldwell, Atty. j12 CuNSTABLE SALE. Y viriue of an execution to me directDd edaod delivered, issued from the Court of Leopold Garthe, a Justice of the Peace in and tur the Towusbip and County of Nevada, State of California, on a certain ju:'gment rendered thercin«n the 6th day of July, 187¢,in favor of Georgs White and sysingt J. M. Fulweiler, W. A. hoberte, Samuel Jdanigon(as executor of the restate of B B. Titcomb deceased.) for the sum of Two Hundred and 58-100. dollars ($229 56) debt, with coste taxed at 216 35 ahd accruing costs, «ll paysble in Gold and Silver coin of the L_have _levied-upon and seized, and shell expose fur public sale in front of the Court House, Nevada City, Nevada County, California, for Cush, to the bighest bidder, on SATURDAY, the i9th day of August, 1876,between the hours of 10 o’clock a. M,, and 3 o’elock v. M., all the rignt, title and interest of the said J.M. Fulwedler, W. A. Roberts et al, of, ‘Twenty-niue in and to the fo. lowing described property to wit: All those placer mining claims, known 83 the Manzanita/ Mining Uo's. claims, situa one ha:f/ mise northerly from Nevada , Nevada Township and NILES SKARLS, Atterney and Counsel at Law > 4T BRICK OFFICE, In front of the Con County, State of California, formerly known a8 the Manzanita claims, the Bill White. claims, and all ag conveyed to E. P. Marselus by patent {rom the United States. Alse the Siste Creek ditch, taking water from Slate Creek and conveying the same to the said Manzanita’ claims. Also all reservoirs, tunnels, flumes, pipes, moniNICE GROCERIES CHAS. F ROBINSON T his Store, on BROAD STREET. opposite the Methodist Church, keeps on hand as fine asteck of GROROVISIONS, &c. as Cah be found which WIf be soldas LOW ime a call. of SERIES, < T. tive. tors und tools belonging to said claims. Also that certain piece or parcel of mining ground, situated in the bed of Deer Creek, commencing ata point kuown as the-Gold Tunnel! dam, and extending up said creek 1,500 feet to Capt Flemmings’ quartz turnnel. Taken to satizfy said Execution with sa os cr &COTT, « . ° Constable of Nevada pee Revada City, July 26th, 1874, 4 N.C.N. G. R.R. Co. “TTIME TABLE, NO. 3. {VOR the government and information of, Employees, the Company reserves the riztit to vary the same as circumstances muy require, Tot e effect Wednessay, May 24th 1876, AtTSO0A. ML. GOING SOUTH. Train No. 1 leaves Nevada City at 5 A M. and leavos Grass Valiey at 5.3:A. M; arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A. M. Train No. 8, (loc 1 between Grass Valley and Nevadu) leaves Nevada at 11 A, M., arrives: at Grass Valley at 11:35 A. M: : Train No, 6, leaves Novada at 4:15 P. M., leaves rass Valley at 4.45 P.M, arrives ut Colfax at 6.15 P. M. GOING NORTH. Train-No,-2 leaves Colfax -at-7.30_A.M, leaves Geass Valley at 9:05 A. M., arrives at Nevada at 9:36 A.M. and Nevada) leaves Grass Valley at 2:40 P. M,, arrives.at Nevada at 3:10 P. M. Traia No. 6 leaves Colfax at 6-50 P.M. leave Grass Valley at 8.25 P. M., arrives at Nevada ot 8:54 P. M. JOHN F. KIDDER, @eneral Superintendent. J. M. WALLING, ATTORNEY AT LAW. . AND FIRE INSURANCE ‘AGENT, ( FFICE, Brown & Morgan's Block, N} VaDA CITY, Cal. _ . gps ma24 PHILIP RICAARDS, No. 30 Muin Street, NEVADA: CITY, CAL,Gold Dust bought and sold. Bale lion discoun: ed. Advances made on Gold Duast or bullion ‘for coinage at the Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO, Correspondent, Swiss-American Bank, Sau Francisco jyl-lm Central Carriageand Wayon Mar: # ufactory. Grage Valley road, near Half Mile Hous WILLIAM SKAMAN. 4 Agent for studebaker W gous, Ever kind of yet2 cle manufactured to ord: in the finest style and : low prices, ' Particular attention given te Repairing aad Painting i NEW ASSAY OFFICE. THomas PHICE (formerly of the Sin Francisco Assaying and Refining Works), having fitted up the old Pacific Mail building, No. 524° Sicrameuto strect, corner Leidesdorff, as n Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory, isnow prepared tom:ke assays of the precious and useful metals and their ores, as well as complete or partial analysis of sll iwinerals, salts, water er other eubstanccs that mayb deaired. His office will be opened for busin«ss on Moncay, May Ist, and he hopes that his long residence and experieuce in his p:ofession will entitle him toa reasonable portion of the busines of his friends and the public geaerally, #30-3m MARCUS C. HAWLEY & CO,, ; OGRNER OF 7 AND SECOND STREETS, SACRAMENTO WHOLESALE DEALERS: IN HARDW ARB, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMETS, STEAM ENGINES, AND MILL AND MINING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, UR STOCK IS COMPLETE inevery department, and our prices AS LO @s5 any house in the State for the same class of goods. We handle none but what we know to be FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, and always Keep the latest improved Machines which are known to be good, and preferable to the «.lder styles. SOLE AGENTS EOR THE COAST OF Gaar, scott & Co.'s Portable Ea. gines, Moline Wind Mills, Gold Medal Separaters, Taylor Sulky Rakes, liaine’s Gen. Henders Underwood's Hay Loader & Rake, Trade Engines, ‘Vibrator Threshers, Challenge Spring Wagons, Schuttier Farm Wagons, Bitt’s Horse Powers, and THE MEADOW KING MOWER RJ” See them before you buy any other a for Cutalogucs. Train No. 4 (,ocal between Grass Valley.} apl0-6m-32 ; Constitution ‘and By-Laws ° OF THE Grocers Protective Union, OF NEVADA CITY; ~ PREAMBLE ; \ E, the undersigned, do hereby orgahize -ours-lves into a. Society which shill be Known as the: GROCKRS’ PROTECLIVE UNION, of Nevada City, and-we do each bind ourselves to abide by ahd conform to the Rules and Kegulatious ;adopted by this Associ: tiun. : : ORJECY. Sec. 1. MutnalProtection of Grocery Dialers rgainst thet cla-s of persons in‘our eommunity ond vicinity who are unworthy of credit, either from dishon sty or inability to ay their debtswhen contracted ; and to promote the best interests of our Grocery Dealers generally by the encour agement of such enterprisé¢s as shal) tend to a healthy increase of trade in our midst:OFFICERS, : ; Sec, 2. The Officers -f this Association shall contist of 4 Preside’ tnd Secr tary, to be chosen by ballot at a regular meet. ing of the A-socia'ion for the term of tix mooths, or untll their successors are chosen. MEMBERSHIP, Sec. 3. Any person engaged in the Grocery tride in Nevada City may become a member of this Association by signing the By-LuWs and payilig the regular dues. DUTY OF MEMLERS. Bec. 4. Every Member shall act in good faith and for the benefit of this. Assuciation to the bet of his ability, MtETINGS, Sec. 5. The Meetings shall take place onthe FIRST MONDAY UF EVERY MON'TH, at nine o’cluck, P. M. DUES, 8ec.6. The Members of this Associa. tion shali be asseesed for its necessary expenses. NOTICE OF DE‘INQUENT DEBTORS. Sec.7. It. shall be,the duty. of every Meiuber of this Association to report iinmeiliately, in writing, to each.a d all the other Members, the name, residence aud occupation ot aby person in debt to him or them. @-rany article of merc. andise and who has neglected or refused to pay such indebtedness, : BLACK LIST, Sec. 8. It shall be the duty of the Secre. tary to enter, in writing, tue name, resideuce, and occupation of every person reported to him, by a Member of this A\so ciation, as delinguem., amount of indebt-edness and te wuom due, in » Look kept for that purpes:, styled the '* Black Book.” MORNING, AUGUST 15. 1876, NO. 137. He shall notify-each Member, in writing, every month of all such delinquent debtor; receiving such notice, shall pive the person se complained of any credit until notified that the nme of said p rsun has becn erased trom the’ Black bouk.” DELINQUENT’S SETTLEMENT, Sec.9 When a delinquent makes settle: ment in ful), it hall be the duty of the Member to whom such settlement is made to infurm the Secretary of the faci. who shall. in like manuer, give immediath no tice to every Meiber'ef this Aksdciation. BLACK LIST FOR B:NEFIC OF MEM. BERT ONLY. : Bec. 10. Neither the Secretary cr any Member shal! make known or permit the same to be dove, the monthly report of the Society's list of delinguent debtcrs, or avy copy thereof, ) persons not members of this .ssociation, in guod standing. DUTY OF PRESIDENT, Sec, 11. It sball be the duty of the President to preride a all Mee ings of this Associaticn. He shall see that the rales and segulations are properly enforced, and sistent with his office, and/or the bes. in terest of the Association, DUTY OF SECRETARY. See. 12. The Secretary shall keep a record of all the trinsattiong of this Aseociation. He shill keep. all Books ef Account, He éhall receive all moneys ef the Association, ard pay the!same out ouly upon en order signed by the President. He shell send all -totic 6 and communications valled for by these rules, . quortm, Bec. 13, At all monthly or special mectings, five Memberg shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. Notice of spectatimeetin 6 of the Associa. tion shall be given for two days in. the Nevada Daily ‘Tnanscripr, sigued by the President aid Secretary. AMESDING BY.LAWS. Pec. 14. No part of these Kules and Regulatio sa sball be altered or amended, except by a two-thirds yote-of #ll the Members present ata meeting called for that purpose, or ats regular monthly meeting. Cc. E. MULLOY, President. jy8 A. H. HANSUN, Secretary. JUST ISSUED. 200th EDITION. MAN HOOD, AUTHOR, E. pu F. CURTIS, M. D., &e., ke. A Medical Essay on the cause and cure of ermature decline in man,showing how eaith ia lo-t and how regained. It gives a clear synopsis ot the impediments to marriage, the trestment of nervous and all other diesa-es appertaining ther-to the-resulte of twenty years successful prac. tice. _ OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. . CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—There is no member of society by whom this book will not be found useful, whether he be an preceptor or clergyman.—London imes. : CURTIS ON ““MANHOOD.”—This boox shoula be read by the young fer instruc. tion, and by the aftlicted for rel.ei; it will injure no one.—Medical Times and Ga. Brico—one Dollar, by mail cr express Address the author, DR. CURTIS, 52u Sutter Street, or P.U. Box 397, Sau Francisco; ; al. s s5-ly % and no Member of tiis Arsocivtion, after perform such o¢iér duties as p.a7 becon(. Speed, Comfort, and Safety. phyricaldebility, exhausted vitality. and . EMPIRELIVERY STABLE, OAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA CITY. D. WELLINGTON, Proprietor. NHE proprietor of the EMPIRE STABLES announces that’ he has luw the Largest lot of Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in thie part of the State. Teams, with Klegant Buggies, Wagons, and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and vn the most reasonable te rms. style aiid capable of “going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive, © Carriages tor Funerals attended to with promptness. : ae _Good Saddle Horges-always-on-hand. Horses boarded by: the day, week ° or mouth and the greatest of care guaranteed D. WELLINGTON, Nevada City, November 17th, 1875, DENTISTRY f R. P. E. HUGHSON, has openeé an oftice need in Kidd's Building, Broad Street. on Over Hyman Bros.’ Store. He ik propared to perform all kinds of Vechanieal and Operative Dentistry, in the latest aud most tpproved styles, Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver Vulcanite and Aluminium, . Satisfactiou guaranteed as to quality and price of work, Visits made at residence if desired. Nevada, May 30th,.1871. NOTICE. NC is hereby given to the qualified AN electors of Moore’s Flat setoul Distrivt, County of Nevada, State of Calisorbia, that an eleetion will be held on the 29th day of July, 1876, at wuich will «+e suimitted the question of voting a tax ot $2,500, to build a school H: use, ‘the pvils will be opened from 4 o'clock, P.M. ’to 8 o'clock, P. M. 9OHN RICH, A JOHN By ERB, WM, F. CUMMINGS, District tchco: Trustees. _ CENTENNIAL, 1776. 1876. PROCLAMATION CHICAGO AND NORTH-WES _; TERN RAILWAY. jy]2-3m Passengere for Chicago, Niagra Falls Pittsburg, Philadelphis, Montreal, Quebec New York, Boston, or any poiut east,suould buy their Via the Pioneer Routs, —THE— a CHICAGO AND NORTAWESTER ; RAILWAY. THIS IS THE BEST ROUTE EAST. Ite track is made of STEEL RAILS, and On it has been made the FASTEST time that has ever beep MADE in this country. By this route passenges for points east of Chicago have choice of the following lines from Chicago: AND CHICAGO AND PENNSYLVANIA: RAILWAYS. : BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRA GRAND TRUNK, GREAT WESTERN AND ERLK A’ D NEW YORK CENTRAL RALWAYS, ep THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullimas. Pullman Palace Drawing Rowm unc dleeping Cara through to New York to Ni. agra Felis, Buffalo, Rochester, or New Yorx r City: ‘ BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RALLROAD «bd THROUGH TRAINS daily, with Pn]! “~~ wear Palace Cars, for Newarn, Zanes. ville, Wheeling, Waeshiugten aud Baltimore without change. This isthe shortest,—best, and-only-lint ranping Puilman’s celebrated Pulace Sleep ing Cars and Coaches, connecting with Un ion Pacific Railrosd at Omaba, and from the West, via grand Junetion, Marshall, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Steriing and Dixon, for Chicugo and the East. This popular rowte is unsurpassed for The smooth, well ballasted aud perfect track of steel rails, the celebrated Puilman Palace Slcepmoving trains, the regularity with which they run, the adm‘rabje arrangement for runving through cars to Chicago from all points Weel, secure to passengers all the cou:forts in imodern. Railway Travel. ing. No changes of cars and ne tedious delays at Ferrics. voriie route, at the Genera] Ticket Office of the Centril Pacige Kailroad, facramento.Tickets for sale at allthe Ticket Oflices of the Central Pacific Railroad.W. H. STENNET, Gen. Pas. Agt. MARVIN HUGITT, Gen, Sup. H. P. STANWOOD, General Age Montgomery St, San Francisco. NEW SAW MIL,, AT WILLOW VALLEY. HE New Mill at Willow Valley is completed and we are now ready to fill al) orders for Building or Mining Lumber. aU kinds of Lumber kept constantly on hand. Orders left at the office on Boulder iti eet, or at the Store of Geo. E, TURNER, ine Street willbe promptly attended to. M.L:& D Manag, R. M. HUNT, M. D. ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, POND’S »“Ehe Horses are free from vice, of good . onycer for I will speak of Exe ~orlent things x POND’S EXTRACT. The great Vegetable Pain Déstro,er. Huis been in use over thirty ye1s,°and for cleanliness and prompt curative virtues cannot be ex-: celled. : €H!LDiGEN. .Ne family can afford to be withont Pond’s i xtrect. ac: iderita, Bruises, Contusions, Cuts, Spra ns, are. relieved almost iustantiy-by-extrrnsl application Promptly élicves pains of Burns, Scalds, bxcoriations. Chafings, Old Sores, Boils, Felons Corns, ete. Are rests inflammation, recuces swellings, hops bleeding removes discoloration nd heal. rapicily. ee FEMALE WEAKNESS. ‘t alwoys relieves pul in the Back and loiis, tullness and pressing pdis in the hcad, nausea, vertig0. IN LEUCORRHGA it has no equal, All kitids of ulcerations to Which lavies cre subject are promptly cured, uller details in book accom) ‘any ng each bottle. * PILES —blind and bleeding—.n-eet prompt rehef and ready cure,” No case however chr. nic or obstinate can long resist its reyular use, VARICLUSE VEINS. cure. : : : KIDNEY DISEASES, It Las no equal for permenence enre BLELDING from any cause. For this it isa specific. It bas saved hundreds of lives when all other remedics failed to arrest bleeding from osc, stomach lungs and els where, : TOOTHACHE, Exrache, Neuralgia and Rheumatism are alike relieved, and often permanently cur d PHYSICIANS of sll schools who are aeqguiinted with Pond’s Extract of, Witch Ihaz 1] recommend it to their practice, We have l#tters of. commendation from hundreds of physicians, nrany ot whom ‘order it for use: in. their own practice. Iu acdition tthe foregoing, they. order “its-use for Swellings of all kivds, Quim sy, Sore Throat, Ioflamed Yonsrils, simle and chronic Diarrhea, Catutrh (for Which it i§ a. specitic), Chillblains, Frosted Feet, Stings of Insects, Mosquitos, etc, Obappet+ Hinds, Face, and im deed #11 manner of skin dixeuges, TOJIYT USE Rimoves Sure ness, Rough1¢ 988 1d Smarting;: h ale cuts, . ruptions, blu Pimples, It 1evives,invigoratesand ‘re reshes, while w mderfully improving the Compl xicr, TO FAKMERS— Pond’s Extract, No Stock Breeder, no Livery Mon can afiord to be without it. 1t is used by all the leade ing L very Sts bles. Street Railroads and first Horsemen in New. York City, Ithos noe qual) for Sprains, Harness or Sud dle Chatings Stiffness, Scr: tches, Swell. ings, Cute, Lacer. tions, Ble« dings,Pneu. monia, — olic, Diarrhcea, Chills, Colds. &c. Ite renge of action is wide, and the relief it affurds is so prompt that it -ig , It is the only sure 4 Ns POPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND, — ITTSBURG, FORT wayn — ing Cars, tae Perfect Telegraph Sytem uf: Passengers will find Tickets via this fainvaluable in évery Farm yard us we)} as in every Farm bousé. let it be tried onee. and you Will never be without it. CAUTION! Pound's Extract has been imt tat. d, The genuine artic)e has the words Pond’s Extract blown .n each bot. Ue. Itis prepared by the only pérsone living who ever knew how to prepare i¢ properly, Refuse all other pre parstiong of Witch Hazel, This is the ouly article used by physicians, and in tbe horpitals of this country and hurope, : HISTORY and usesof Pond’s Extract, in pamphlet form,sent free on application te ceil es —+PORD's EXTRACT COMPANY, jy22 93 Maiden Lane, New York, Established 1865, American and Foreign Patents, GILMURE & CO, UCCE-8" RS TO CHIPMAN, HOSMER WK & Co., BSvlicitors. Patents ‘procured in oll countries. No fers in advance, Ne ch rge unless the paient—is—granted. No. fees tor ma king preliminary examinations. No additional fees fur vbtain:ng and com ducting a, rehearing, Sp+ cial attention given to Interference Cases belore the Patent Office, Extensions before Congress, In. fringement Suits ih different Staten, and all litigation appertaining to Inventions or Patents. Send ttump to Gilmore & Co, for pamphlet of sixty pages. : Old Bounty Land Warrants. The last Report of the Commissioner of the General. Land Office shows 2,897,508 acres of Bounty Lana Warrants outetand ing. These were issued under act of 1856 and pri: racts. GILMOVE & CO, pay cash forthem., Send by registered letter, Uf Assignments are imperfect we give instructions to perfect then. U. .§. General Land Cfiice. Contested wand Cases pros cuted befom ° the United States Genera Gand ‘Office and Department of the Lite ior. Private Lang Claims, Miniug and pre-emption claime and Homestead cages attended to. Arrears of Pay and Bounty, Officers, soldiers and euil re of the iste war, or their heirs, are in ‘many cases em titled to money from the Government, of which they have no knowledge. Write full hi-tory of service, and state amount of pay ind bounty received. Encloge stamp to GILMORE & OO,, and a full reply, ufter examination, will be giveu you fr.e. Pensions, a All officers, soldiers, and sailors wonnd ed, ruptured, or injured in the late war, however bliyhtly, can obtaia a pension by eddressing GILMORE & Cu. Cases prosecuted by GILMORE & OO. before the Supreme Court of the United States, the Court of Claims and the Southern Claims Commis+ich, Each department of onr business it con. dueted in a separate bureau, under the charge of the samie experienced parties er:ployed by the old firm. Prompt attention to all business entrusted to GILMORE & CO. is thus ae tag . We desire to winsuccess by deserving it. ‘¢ ieee wes grr GILMORE & CO., fv22 Weshington, D. ©, HOUSE FOR SALE. THY. HOUSE-and LOT on Bow ase) der strevt, lately occupied by Jens 88) S$. Thompson, is offered for sule ¢ 4 be a Great Bargain. The House eos tains six roums, aud is be rr repair, Fx further particnlars cnq:rire of. ” ts N, P, BROWN, f _ At Transcript @flies. . Nevada Oity May 30th, 1878,

REMEDIES SARY TREET, FRawcisco r the treat 41 Diseaseg aknesn, Ig (of years WScess, ully sure of an. om Visiting spe, and has enrary, 623 1€TLadl, San te and those him. er time nore. ties, and hag ties for the %. oO are sufier. roi the ef. from. virus 0k at their d faces and 18, .disquali. of marriage this horrid eal death closes” wus, frietids re eri e destroying ‘ared for and nd them im. 1ysiciah who special study to cure the } mercury or ant to those ho are inter riends, to be doctors who heir skill in’ ys, inmpusing hemes of em. e and other 1 and make fall into the “88. nseg uence of , or depraved ced. by the st unlimited ng certainty 1 symptoms, ifie medical enance, dark ae head, ring2. rustling of ~ riots, uneasie of the limbs, ellect, loss of whingstrangnaintances, -& ors of uiem. and-Farious irréd tongue,, iption, nigkt ent insanity, ons 80 afflict. y, either in cure effected e of treating : of .effecting , G. will give me who will . he wascured ofthe Ban » , narriage, whe these fearful he sacred rem, nor delay on’s_office or ines may rely ‘ntial secrecy rect no more ir and mutu: ~ n of services vircumstances prevalerit and mong quacks ple, and will n instrument, Jical and pers ne. : Ie. , e. CURED AT r to. Dr. Gibns, length of ned, and the d, free from y part of the direction for YOLLARS in through the Fargo & Co., be forwaxded Jnion. . 623 Kearney an Francisco. rcial treet, 57 on the let Jesse inform his advertise T.my! nt to Mi» OFFICE, fay 4, 1876, that William O. Dauchey, Geo. Melvor, uncan, whore vada County, for Patent for . ‘Claims, jo n Mining snd described 1, land, being SE and 88 TE of we. \ and N of EB of SW X 0 East. and uing 849 17-108 the following on, made Febnie et al: the ary 23d 1876, inean location, I. W. Duncan “ade March 11 » Wise location A. Wise et al; March 11 1876, uchey loca*ion nd the Mcivor 1876. All of din the effice evada County, she claim it » East by Y& zimed by Chee. uth by vacant idverse claim® to present the hin siaty days ing he reof. ND Reg'ster, yplicants. m aq. TON, testau rant,” t keep on band, ost ‘eo mm, feel ng nO Treons, both “NLP. BROWN. ~ tm Nevada ci’ 1 ” VOL, Xxx = § The Daily Transcript _NEVADA CITY, CAL, : B. J. WATSON. BROWN & WATSON, ae Proprietors. THE \V Flume Company, 6 Nevida and Grass Valley, : “Admidistrator’s-Sato ot Real Estate. ms omang ry OTICE IS HERESY GIVEN THAT IN . pursu ince of ar order of the Probate Court of the County of :Nevadia,-State *vi California, maie vi the 4th day of August 1876 in tue mutter of the e-tae of A. J.} Wooldriége deceased, tre aude signed admin strator, wil sell at publ.caucti 2, to the highest bidder, sor cash, U, 8. oid coin, and subject to .ontirmatim by the gaid Probate Court,on «tur ay, th» 26a day of Augns' A D. 1576,at Lv’ciock P.M ,. at the Court H use dvor iu” Nevada City, in the county of N vaia, «ll tie right, tithe and interest of the saii A. J. Wo luridge, at the.time of his death, and all the righ ,+ title and interest tuat—tiwe-said. teccas.d has, by operation of law or otherwise acqiired, other: thin in addicon te that of the said A. J. Wooldii ge at tho tims of his death, "in and to that certzin fot, piece or parcel ot mining landani uinins claims, situat., lying and b-ing ia tne said’ county of Ne¥ ada; State of Usililornia, and bouuued and describe. as foliows, to-wit: Certain min i pg claims situated und beiag Dear FUbbs’ ranch, Eureka Township, Nevada Couaty, State of Culifornia, aud knuwn as the Hendson River Mining Cluwms. Said claims being two-thousasd feet in front onthe browof the uli above the Widdie Yuba river, and exteiiding bic the same width to the cen-re of tlic main ridge beYuba divers, nd bring bounded ou tue westerly site-by beriuiB abt ¢ onditious of sale: Cas iu U. 8. gold coin, ween the Miidile and 5S uth he claims of Curties & Co’s: Ten per ceat. of the purciase munry to be p 2id to the auctioneer un the day vt sal Dalance on conurm:t-on of sale by the saiu eed ot eXpen-e of vurPro .ate Court. ec hascr. : A. W. HERRING, Administrator of the esiate of A. J Wooldriige deceaned. W. D. Long, Attor 1654, augs NOTICE 10 SidcKH0nvanc HW YNTE STOCKHOLDEKS OF THE BANK OF NEVADA CUUNTY, will mect at tue Banking House in Nevaua City on Sat urday, September 2ud, 1876, at Wo’cluck a. M.,fur the purpore of transacting busi ness, Viz: Ist.° 10 autnolizs a transfer of the assets of the Bink of Nevada County in theevent of a proposition inade by Joun er -ditors thereof bei ¢ W. Hinds to” the : accepted, and to proviie tor tne trinsfe ofthe stock thereof, 2nd. To discuss in decides upon the propriety of plecuiy the corporation in vuiuutary banukrupicy, and to authorize ana to empow r proceedings jn that behalf forthat purpose. 3d ‘Tk & RE now Prepared to fill orders for Lumber of Every Description, Mining and Building. Timbers, Common, Finishing, and a Ge.eral Assortment of Building Lumber AlWays on Hand, A Large Amount of Seasoned SPRUCE WOOD on hand. Orders left with Johnston & Son, Nevada, ovat our office on Towu Talk Hill, will receive prompt attention. N. &G. V. W. & LUo. Nevada, Oct. 20th; 1875. No. 790. Application fur a Patent to a Mining Claim. UniTep States Laxp OFFIicr, SACRAMENTO, CaL, July 24; 176, } ja eer is hereby given, tuat the Fountain Head Gravel Miuing Company, a corporation existing under tue laws of Cal. formia, whose Post office is) Nevada Vily, Nevada County, Cal., has made ap3. Plication fur Patent for the Fountain Head Gravel Mining claim, bearin gcld, siturte in Nevada Mining District, Nevada County, Galitornia, aud des-rived as fol oWs, viz. On surveyed laid, being the NW& of sre 3, NEM of Nb¥ and EX of EX of SW of NE of Sec 4, tp16NR9E. Also thes St iq of 8 E'4 of See 33, Ss of SWy, and SW 4 of SLY Of Sec 34, Tp17, NRO E Mt. _ . Diavlo base and meridian, coutaiuing 35% 89-100 acres. Said location was mude J uiy fsth, 1867, by E. F. Bean and others, and us recorded in the mining records of Nevada County, at Nevada City, in book 4, paces 256und 257. ‘Che applicant clainis by purchase. Adjoining claimants are the . Cov: Spring Gravel Mining . C Mmapapy’s ground on the West. All persous holiing my adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the same before this Uffice within sixty days from the first day of publishing hereof. i jy 26 T. B. McFARLAND, Regi ter. CONSTABLE ‘SALE. . “Ip virtue of an execution devise ways and meaus forthe protection B a > So man. direc of the creditors of tne ban by a volunta ry assignment, under the Civil Code, or by auch other meaus 98 muy be dvemed advisable by the stockhc lders. R. W. EULLY, President. tad and delivered, issued from the uurt of Leopoiu Garthe, a Justice cf the Peuce In un fur the Township and county of Nevaia, State of California, on. a vertain judgment rend_red therein ou the 6th day of July, 1876, in tavor of Jerry Blake, and ugainst J. M. Fulweiler. W. A. Robi rts Nevada City, Ja.y 29th, 1-76. ee REOPENED! + REOPENED! THE FRENCH HOTEL, Secend Street, Between K and L, Sacramento, oe oe. THE PUBLIC AND CITIZENS of Maeve} Nevada County are notitied that i FR this Popular Hotel and itestaurant has been reupenéd again The House is entirely new furuished and ren evated, and the Restaurant Departmen has been taken in known Caterer, Mr. ANTUNIA PIRANNI gof the Re taurunt Francais, who will spor no pains to make tne place the most attractive iu the city. Private raoms for families and private Orders received for Weddings, alls and Banquct’ outside, and served in arties. he best shape und at moderute. prices. Sacramento Juiy 2, 1576, li, MINERAL CifATION. ————s ——“Usrrep Statss Laxp Qraice, . Sacnamenro, Cal. July sth, 1876, : OE. H. Goodmer, E. W. Cross, W. H. Weeks, O, E, Green, Lester Linky 38. Barnes, R. B. Gentry, Alba Prown and tu all whom it may couceri. Whereas, min eral athdavit Nos 6lani 179 were filed in the U, 8. Land Office, alleging the" 1-2 of WN E quarter of Sec. 18, in Township 16 N Range 9 East, to be more valuable for mining than for agricul:ura! purposes, by Coinmissidner’s letter dated Deveyber 2d, 1871 the sume land is to be trexted as miveral in character, until the contrary is proved, after due noiic-. And whervas, William Walsh, (Post Office address Nevads City. Nevada county, Cal.) did, onthe 10th ury of March, 1875, file in the Register’s Office ef this District his pre-emption Declara. tion Ne 4989, claiming the above described Jand, and has applied t» entcr the same as agricultural land, slleging it to be more Ysluabl : for agricultural than fur mining purposes; Therefore you wi I take notice that under and by virtue of iostructions from the Commissioner of tie General Land Office, dated May 6th, 1871, we bave fixed the 2ist day of August. 1876,at eleven e’clock, A. M., at this office, bef re the Register and Receiver, for the hearing of ruofs to determine the character of said charge by the well Sa'n’iJauison (as Kxecutor of the estate of B. 8. Titcomb, deceased,) torthe sum of vue hundred and thirty-tour dollars ($134) debt, with costs, taxed st'§1635, unu ac\Tuing costs, ull payabl: in old coin of the United Statey. I have levied upon and seized and shallexpose for pablic sale in front of the Cuurt House, Neyida City Nevada Couuty, California, tor -cash to the highest bidder, on Saturday, the 19th quy v1 Augus:, 1876. be.wecen the hours of lV o'clock A, M.,and 3 o’clock &.M. of said day,, all the rign,t title and interest of J, M. Fulw.iler, W. A. Roberts et al, of and tu the tullowing described propert:, viz: 41] those P.acer mining claims. known as _. the Manzanita Co’s, Cluims, situated one. Belf mile nortuerly trom Nevada City, Nevada Lowuship and county, State of California, formerly k mas the Manganits * . ] clans, the Bili W Claims ani ull as ; . conveyed tu &. P, selus by patent trom the United Stufis. Also all reservcirs, tunnels, flumes, pip+s, monitors avd touls belonging to said claims. Also tie Slate vrees d'tch, taking water frum Slate Creek aud conveyiug the same to the said Mseiszabia Claims, Also that cerfuin piece o —. Pucclot mining ground @ tus’ed in ther bed of Deer Creek, connecting ata point known, as the Gold Tunnel daw, and extending up said Oreek 1500 feet, to OC p. Flemming’s quartz tunnel. Taken to-satusfy said execution, and costs, sad accruing costs. WK. sCuTT. Constable of Nevads Township; S evaila City July 26th 1576. jy23. United States, In Witness Whereof, we have hereunto set our hands the day and year fist abi ve written, T. B. McFARLAND, Register. = HART FLLLOWS, Keceiver. 4.1. Caldwell, Atty. j12 CuNSTABLE SALE. Y viriue of an execution to me directDd edaod delivered, issued from the Court of Leopold Garthe, a Justice of the Peace in and tur the Towusbip and County of Nevada, State of California, on a certain ju:'gment rendered thercin«n the 6th day of July, 187¢,in favor of Georgs White and sysingt J. M. Fulweiler, W. A. hoberte, Samuel Jdanigon(as executor of the restate of B B. Titcomb deceased.) for the sum of Two Hundred and 58-100. dollars ($229 56) debt, with coste taxed at 216 35 ahd accruing costs, «ll paysble in Gold and Silver coin of the L_have _levied-upon and seized, and shell expose fur public sale in front of the Court House, Nevada City, Nevada County, California, for Cush, to the bighest bidder, on SATURDAY, the i9th day of August, 1876,between the hours of 10 o’clock a. M,, and 3 o’elock v. M., all the rignt, title and interest of the said J.M. Fulwedler, W. A. Roberts et al, of, ‘Twenty-niue in and to the fo. lowing described property to wit: All those placer mining claims, known 83 the Manzanita/ Mining Uo's. claims, situa one ha:f/ mise northerly from Nevada , Nevada Township and NILES SKARLS, Atterney and Counsel at Law > 4T BRICK OFFICE, In front of the Con County, State of California, formerly known a8 the Manzanita claims, the Bill White. claims, and all ag conveyed to E. P. Marselus by patent {rom the United States. Alse the Siste Creek ditch, taking water from Slate Creek and conveying the same to the said Manzanita’ claims. Also all reservoirs, tunnels, flumes, pipes, moniNICE GROCERIES CHAS. F ROBINSON T his Store, on BROAD STREET. opposite the Methodist Church, keeps on hand as fine asteck of GROROVISIONS, &c. as Cah be found which WIf be soldas LOW ime a call. of SERIES, < T. tive. tors und tools belonging to said claims. Also that certain piece or parcel of mining ground, situated in the bed of Deer Creek, commencing ata point kuown as the-Gold Tunnel! dam, and extending up said creek 1,500 feet to Capt Flemmings’ quartz turnnel. Taken to satizfy said Execution with sa os cr &COTT, « . ° Constable of Nevada pee Revada City, July 26th, 1874, 4 N.C.N. G. R.R. Co. “TTIME TABLE, NO. 3. {VOR the government and information of, Employees, the Company reserves the riztit to vary the same as circumstances muy require, Tot e effect Wednessay, May 24th 1876, AtTSO0A. ML. GOING SOUTH. Train No. 1 leaves Nevada City at 5 A M. and leavos Grass Valiey at 5.3:A. M; arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A. M. Train No. 8, (loc 1 between Grass Valley and Nevadu) leaves Nevada at 11 A, M., arrives: at Grass Valley at 11:35 A. M: : Train No, 6, leaves Novada at 4:15 P. M., leaves rass Valley at 4.45 P.M, arrives ut Colfax at 6.15 P. M. GOING NORTH. Train-No,-2 leaves Colfax -at-7.30_A.M, leaves Geass Valley at 9:05 A. M., arrives at Nevada at 9:36 A.M. and Nevada) leaves Grass Valley at 2:40 P. M,, arrives.at Nevada at 3:10 P. M. Traia No. 6 leaves Colfax at 6-50 P.M. leave Grass Valley at 8.25 P. M., arrives at Nevada ot 8:54 P. M.

JOHN F. KIDDER, @eneral Superintendent. J. M. WALLING, ATTORNEY AT LAW. . AND FIRE INSURANCE ‘AGENT, ( FFICE, Brown & Morgan's Block, N} VaDA CITY, Cal. _ . gps ma24 PHILIP RICAARDS, No. 30 Muin Street, NEVADA: CITY, CAL,Gold Dust bought and sold. Bale lion discoun: ed. Advances made on Gold Duast or bullion ‘for coinage at the Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO, Correspondent, Swiss-American Bank, Sau Francisco jyl-lm Central Carriageand Wayon Mar: # ufactory. Grage Valley road, near Half Mile Hous WILLIAM SKAMAN. 4 Agent for studebaker W gous, Ever kind of yet2 cle manufactured to ord: in the finest style and : low prices, ' Particular attention given te Repairing aad Painting i NEW ASSAY OFFICE. THomas PHICE (formerly of the Sin Francisco Assaying and Refining Works), having fitted up the old Pacific Mail building, No. 524° Sicrameuto strect, corner Leidesdorff, as n Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory, isnow prepared tom:ke assays of the precious and useful metals and their ores, as well as complete or partial analysis of sll iwinerals, salts, water er other eubstanccs that mayb deaired. His office will be opened for busin«ss on Moncay, May Ist, and he hopes that his long residence and experieuce in his p:ofession will entitle him toa reasonable portion of the busines of his friends and the public geaerally, #30-3m MARCUS C. HAWLEY & CO,, ; OGRNER OF 7 AND SECOND STREETS, SACRAMENTO WHOLESALE DEALERS: IN HARDW ARB, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMETS, STEAM ENGINES, AND MILL AND MINING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, UR STOCK IS COMPLETE inevery department, and our prices AS LO @s5 any house in the State for the same class of goods. We handle none but what we know to be FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, and always Keep the latest improved Machines which are known to be good, and preferable to the «.lder styles. SOLE AGENTS EOR THE COAST OF Gaar, scott & Co.'s Portable Ea. gines, Moline Wind Mills, Gold Medal Separaters, Taylor Sulky Rakes, liaine’s Gen. Henders Underwood's Hay Loader & Rake, Trade Engines, ‘Vibrator Threshers, Challenge Spring Wagons, Schuttier Farm Wagons, Bitt’s Horse Powers, and THE MEADOW KING MOWER RJ” See them before you buy any other a for Cutalogucs. Train No. 4 (,ocal between Grass Valley.} apl0-6m-32 ; Constitution ‘and By-Laws ° OF THE Grocers Protective Union, OF NEVADA CITY; ~ PREAMBLE ; \ E, the undersigned, do hereby orgahize -ours-lves into a. Society which shill be Known as the: GROCKRS’ PROTECLIVE UNION, of Nevada City, and-we do each bind ourselves to abide by ahd conform to the Rules and Kegulatious ;adopted by this Associ: tiun. : : ORJECY. Sec. 1. MutnalProtection of Grocery Dialers rgainst thet cla-s of persons in‘our eommunity ond vicinity who are unworthy of credit, either from dishon sty or inability to ay their debtswhen contracted ; and to promote the best interests of our Grocery Dealers generally by the encour agement of such enterprisé¢s as shal) tend to a healthy increase of trade in our midst:OFFICERS, : ; Sec, 2. The Officers -f this Association shall contist of 4 Preside’ tnd Secr tary, to be chosen by ballot at a regular meet. ing of the A-socia'ion for the term of tix mooths, or untll their successors are chosen. MEMBERSHIP, Sec. 3. Any person engaged in the Grocery tride in Nevada City may become a member of this Association by signing the By-LuWs and payilig the regular dues. DUTY OF MEMLERS. Bec. 4. Every Member shall act in good faith and for the benefit of this. Assuciation to the bet of his ability, MtETINGS, Sec. 5. The Meetings shall take place onthe FIRST MONDAY UF EVERY MON'TH, at nine o’cluck, P. M. DUES, 8ec.6. The Members of this Associa. tion shali be asseesed for its necessary expenses. NOTICE OF DE‘INQUENT DEBTORS. Sec.7. It. shall be,the duty. of every Meiuber of this Association to report iinmeiliately, in writing, to each.a d all the other Members, the name, residence aud occupation ot aby person in debt to him or them. @-rany article of merc. andise and who has neglected or refused to pay such indebtedness, : BLACK LIST, Sec. 8. It shall be the duty of the Secre. tary to enter, in writing, tue name, resideuce, and occupation of every person reported to him, by a Member of this A\so ciation, as delinguem., amount of indebt-edness and te wuom due, in » Look kept for that purpes:, styled the '* Black Book.” MORNING, AUGUST 15. 1876, NO.. 137. He shall notify-each Member, in writing, every month of all such delinquent debtor; receiving such notice, shall pive the person se complained of any credit until notified that the nme of said p rsun has becn erased trom the’ Black bouk.” DELINQUENT’S SETTLEMENT, Sec.9 When a delinquent makes settle: ment in ful), it hall be the duty of the Member to whom such settlement is made to infurm the Secretary of the faci. who shall. in like manuer, give immediath no tice to every Meiber'ef this Aksdciation. BLACK LIST FOR B:NEFIC OF MEM. BERT ONLY. : Bec. 10. Neither the Secretary cr any Member shal! make known or permit the same to be dove, the monthly report of the Society's list of delinguent debtcrs, or avy copy thereof, ) persons not members of this .ssociation, in guod standing. DUTY OF PRESIDENT, Sec, 11. It sball be the duty of the President to preride a all Mee ings of this Associaticn. He shall see that the rales and segulations are properly enforced, and sistent with his office, and/or the bes. in terest of the Association, DUTY OF SECRETARY. See. 12. The Secretary shall keep a record of all the trinsattiong of this Aseociation. He shill keep. all Books ef Account, He éhall receive all moneys ef the Association, ard pay the!same out ouly upon en order signed by the President. He shell send all -totic 6 and communications valled for by these rules, . quortm, Bec. 13, At all monthly or special mectings, five Memberg shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. Notice of spectatimeetin 6 of the Associa. tion shall be given for two days in. the Nevada Daily ‘Tnanscripr, sigued by the President aid Secretary. AMESDING BY.LAWS. Pec. 14. No part of these Kules and Regulatio sa sball be altered or amended, except by a two-thirds yote-of #ll the Members present ata meeting called for that purpose, or ats regular monthly meeting. Cc. E. MULLOY, President. jy8 A. H. HANSUN, Secretary. JUST ISSUED. 200th EDITION. MAN HOOD, AUTHOR, E. pu F. CURTIS, M. D., &e., ke. A Medical Essay on the cause and cure of ermature decline in man,showing how eaith ia lo-t and how regained. It gives a clear synopsis ot the impediments to marriage, the trestment of nervous and all other diesa-es appertaining ther-to the-resulte of twenty years successful prac. tice. _ OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. . CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—There is no member of society by whom this book will not be found useful, whether he be an preceptor or clergyman.—London imes. : CURTIS ON ““MANHOOD.”—This boox shoula be read by the young fer instruc. tion, and by the aftlicted for rel.ei; it will injure no one.—Medical Times and Ga. Brico—one Dollar, by mail cr express Address the author, DR. CURTIS, 52u Sutter Street, or P.U. Box 397, Sau Francisco; ; al. s s5-ly % and no Member of tiis Arsocivtion, after perform such o¢iér duties as p.a7 becon(. Speed, Comfort, and Safety. phyricaldebility, exhausted vitality. and . EMPIRELIVERY STABLE, OAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA CITY. D. WELLINGTON, Proprietor. NHE proprietor of the EMPIRE STABLES announces that’ he has luw the Largest lot of Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in thie part of the State. Teams, with Klegant Buggies, Wagons, and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and vn the most reasonable te rms. style aiid capable of “going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive, © Carriages tor Funerals attended to with promptness. : ae _Good Saddle Horges-always-on-hand. Horses boarded by: the day, week ° or mouth and the greatest of care guaranteed D. WELLINGTON, Nevada City, November 17th, 1875, DENTISTRY f R. P. E. HUGHSON, has openeé an oftice need in Kidd's Building, Broad Street. on Over Hyman Bros.’ Store. He ik propared to perform all kinds of Vechanieal and Operative Dentistry, in the latest aud most tpproved styles, Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver Vulcanite and Aluminium, . Satisfactiou guaranteed as to quality and price of work, Visits made at residence if desired. Nevada, May 30th,.1871. NOTICE. NC is hereby given to the qualified AN electors of Moore’s Flat setoul Distrivt, County of Nevada, State of Calisorbia, that an eleetion will be held on the 29th day of July, 1876, at wuich will «+e suimitted the question of voting a tax ot $2,500, to build a school H: use, ‘the pvils will be opened from 4 o'clock, P.M. ’to 8 o'clock, P. M. 9OHN RICH, A JOHN By ERB, WM, F. CUMMINGS, District tchco: Trustees. _ CENTENNIAL, 1776. 1876. 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This isthe shortest,—best, and-only-lint ranping Puilman’s celebrated Pulace Sleep ing Cars and Coaches, connecting with Un ion Pacific Railrosd at Omaba, and from the West, via grand Junetion, Marshall, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Steriing and Dixon, for Chicugo and the East. This popular rowte is unsurpassed for The smooth, well ballasted aud perfect track of steel rails, the celebrated Puilman Palace Slcepmoving trains, the regularity with which they run, the adm‘rabje arrangement for runving through cars to Chicago from all points Weel, secure to passengers all the cou:forts in imodern. Railway Travel. ing. No changes of cars and ne tedious delays at Ferrics. voriie route, at the Genera] Ticket Office of the Centril Pacige Kailroad, facramento.Tickets for sale at allthe Ticket Oflices of the Central Pacific Railroad.W. H. STENNET, Gen. Pas. Agt. MARVIN HUGITT, Gen, Sup. H. P. STANWOOD, General Age Montgomery St, San Francisco. NEW SAW MIL,, AT WILLOW VALLEY. 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Iu acdition tthe foregoing, they. order “its-use for Swellings of all kivds, Quim sy, Sore Throat, Ioflamed Yonsrils, simle and chronic Diarrhea, Catutrh (for Which it i§ a. specitic), Chillblains, Frosted Feet, Stings of Insects, Mosquitos, etc, Obappet+ Hinds, Face, and im deed #11 manner of skin dixeuges, TOJIYT USE Rimoves Sure ness, Rough1¢ 988 1d Smarting;: h ale cuts, . ruptions, blu Pimples, It 1evives,invigoratesand ‘re reshes, while w mderfully improving the Compl xicr, TO FAKMERS— Pond’s Extract, No Stock Breeder, no Livery Mon can afiord to be without it. 1t is used by all the leade ing L very Sts bles. Street Railroads and first Horsemen in New. York City, Ithos noe qual) for Sprains, Harness or Sud dle Chatings Stiffness, Scr: tches, Swell. ings, Cute, Lacer. tions, Ble« dings,Pneu. monia, — olic, Diarrhcea, Chills, Colds. &c. 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