August 18, 1874 (4 pages)

WO TONS COOKS Books from ee t Bookstore, gan CISCO. igh @ closed ‘out JCTION . . 3 heologieal Works f Sunday School will be offered 100----Less than «. ity may never again be of this city. g the day at Auction. 7 ind continue evuntil the entire slosed out, Auction Kooms. 7 o'clock. ad the Stockholevada County uge Railroad any, Directors of the N.C, t the office of the Comn the llth day of Auof the Engineer was nd in consideration of necessary to build the esolutions were unanordered published : view of the probable een: it unwise to ention thereof until the ~ have been subscribed. mmittee of two be apent to wait upon the . them the pressing 1 subscriptions to the t to meet the requireg resolution, he sum of $300,000 . bscribed by Tuesday, , ber. the Directors will stockholders to subtion of disincorporaGE FLETCHER, Secretary. GS, DICINES, IEMICALS, CLAY GRUCIBLES, me UG STORE. RESTON, ‘D DEALER IN Paris White, Cement Paris, &c. &c, t of Choice Liquors, ul purposes. Articles in Great Vsly compounded at ai] d & Pine Sts. inst loss by fre sé . . M. PRESTON, > Insurance Agent. BRICKS. 8 citizens of Nevads is prepared to fult purchasers from toa Million. er than they have four years. tines wil do well eleeat A. LADEMAN’S fed to. brick Yarco nd the Half Mule ; Valley road. M. O'DONNELL. = NEVADA crry. CAL. : » ‘LOCAL AFFAIRS, The Public Schools, ba i The schools of this city re-opened: yesterday. There are eight schuols in the department, all under the supervision of Frank Power, teacher of the High-echool. There are two Primary, three Intermediate, one Grammar, one High school, and the Colored school, Miss Kate Edwards is teacher of the 2d Primary or infant school, and she has 103 pupils enrolled. “Miss Kate Madigan--has charge of the Ist Primary, and open_ed with 60.—Miss Allie Davenport has the 3d Intermediate, and has 80: ~Miss Gibbs has. the 24 Intermediate, with 61, and F. H. Mc Allister the . ‘1st Intermediate, . with et pupils. Mis. M. L. Watson 3 rcharge of ‘the Grammar schodl, and’ has 50 pupils: The High school, with Mr. Frank Power as Principal, opened with 59 pupils, and Miss Seraphine Nilon, who has charge of the Colored school, has about 18-pupils, It will be seen that there are altogether in . attendance the first-day, 502 pupils. _The nuniber--will doubtless be increased targely during the -week, From the crowded coudition of the 2d Primary, it is absolutely necessary that another school be organ: ized, There ig a ‘room ready, and the Board of Education will; without doubt, consider it necessary to have it brought into use, The schools start off well, and it is hoped that the year will be blessed with ood schools throughout. A Much Needed im provement. Court House Alley leads to the School House, and is much used by children going to and from school. . It is at present in a very_bad condition. The dust is deep and it is very rough. It is,absolutely necessary for the convenience of the school children ag well as. others who pass that way, that a sidewalk be built on it, Tere are good reasons why this should be done, and why that should continue to be the way children should pass. Will the proper authorities see that the work is done? _. ‘Weed Contract. The following bids were received for furnishing the Court House with wood; and yesterday the proposals were opened: ° Victoria Sanoet, $5 98 per cord. James Fraser, $5 75 #6 _ Jacob Arbogast, $5 45 “s H. A: Lones, $5 25 bid Supervisor Marsh awarded the “contract to-Mr. Loues. Closed for a F.w Days. Antonio Tam left thismorning, with his family, for a short visit to the Bay. During their absence, which will be about a week or ten days, Mr. Tam’s oyster saloon’ will be closed. iy > Removed to His New Store. _Ed. Goldsmith has moved his stock . Of fruits, nuts, candies, tobacco and . cigars, toys, etc., to the new, store on Commercial street, opposite the Transcript office, where he will be happy to see his customers, and the publi¢ generally. al8 S. G. Crawford Piano Tuner, Will be in town for a few days He comes well recommended. Leave orders with Bell & Brown, corner of Pine and Commercial street, al6if Results of Enterprise. B. H. Miller has secured the enviable reputation of-being a straight forward, honorable biisiness man. He has been in business in this city several years,and has yet to find a man who accuses him of a dishonorable act. Hig business has steadily increased, until his sales are the heaviegt in town, and by fair dealing he proposes to ‘still farther increase them. Yesterday we noticed a ‘arge shipment of his goods being made to Moore's Flat, whe e his salesman, Mr. Jacobs; intends dispogjing of them at astonishingly low rates. We: #an recommend Mr. Jacobs to the people of Moore’s Flat as being perfectly honorable in every transaction. They can purcbuse goods of him lower than at avy other store in the eouaty. ali-tf ‘gecial Dance. : The Episcopal Society will give One of their select social parties at Temperance Hall, on Tuesday -evening, August 18th. The price of ad-. mission will be $2. _ al4 : Thursday, Angust 13 h, 1874, aud a physical weakness, Annual Clearing Sale, The first Annual Clearing . Sale. of . . Summer Goods will commence at A. . Blumenthal’s Dry Goods Store, cor-. her.of Broad and Pine. streets, on will continue for twenty days only, in order to make room for a large invoice of Winter Goods, During that . time I will sell Lonsdale and White Rock Muslins at 14% cents per yard. Bat Oe Best,1034. Sheeting, at 35 cents per yard. e Best Merrimac. and Sprague Prints at 10 cents per yard, Imperial 3-ply Carpets ‘at $1 % per yard, Black Alpacegs: 60eon, $1 00 per yard. Heavy Black Silk $ib 50 p per yard, worth $2 25. --Heavy--Black -Silk$2 per* nia worth $3 25. Grenadines one bit per yard. French Corsets, 75 cents éach, Best quality of Waterproof at $1 . per yard. : Brooks’ and ‘Contes’ Thread, 4 cents. per dozen, Remember, you will get everything at the prices advertised, Everybody is invited to call early and scares their selections, As BLUMENTHAL, a Corner Broad and Pine Streets. Nevada, August. 13th, 1874, fk at ae Important Announcement, In order tohave the improvements contemplated by the owners of the building made in the stere T now occupy, it will become necessary to move my extensive stock of goods. A8 I intend when the building is’ completed, to lay inthe largest and finest stock of goods_ever-brought-to this city, I offer the following inducemhents to buyers. I will, for the -hext two weexs, sell auything found in my store at cost prices, freight added. ‘ The goods are of the latest styles, and of the very finest quality. T prefer doing this rather than move them, and I also wish to dispose of them previous to purchasing a. new stock. Those-in—want—of anything in my line may ‘rely. upon getting them at least twenty-five per cent cheaper.than regular rates, Ihave every variety of spring, suummer, and fall goods. To my patrons, I desire saying you’ can secure better bargains than was ever offered if this city. Call early and avail soar: selves’ of the sacrifice. a 12 A. GOLDSMITH, Children’s Pictures,” Made in two seconds, by Mrs. Rudolphs Photographer. a2 Carriage. a Sale. A second band top buggy for sale cheap. Inquire at this office. ‘Inviting Sickness, A belief that violent purgation -is the’ surest remedy forevery human ailment prevails to a lamentable extent among some classes of the community,-It might be thought that the languid, the debilitated the depressed, would know instinctively that their systems need toning, invigorating and reguiating with some. wholesome stimulant and alterative, and that a fierce cathartic is as unsuited to their condition as a strong dose of active poison would bé to aman already laboring under the effects of some deleterious drug. In all-cases of -Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters should be promptly resorted to by the invalid. The operation of this inesti-’ matle vegetable restorative is three-fold. It vitalizes and reinforces the depressed nervous system, while at the same. time it regulates the digestive and secretive organs and Keeps the bowels free. Debility is often the forerunner of an attack of some acute disease, and to prostrate the strength still more by scouring the bowels with a drastic evacuant at such a juncture to invite the immediate onset of the impending disorder, and render the system incapable of contending with it. On rhe other hand, a course of the Bitters, commenced as soon as the spmptoms of general debility manifest themselves, will in nine cases out of fe prevent the threatened attack and ughly restore the bodily strength of Fine atient. The cases of dyspepsia, liver complaint, constipation, dysent ry, diarr-haa, rheumatieni and periodical fevers would becomparatively few if this unequalled invigorating and regulating medi cine were slwaysresorted to asa cure for the bodily weakness and Jose of vita] energy which usually precede these complaints and are, indeed, a8 a gener.1 rule, theprecursors Of nearly ali acute and dangervus LL PERSONS having avy cisims reqyuested to call and Save costs, a8 law KE ERA A. EATON. Wala alate, 40 ust 4b, 1s74. je cam thereby mained ty seitie teins lBell & Beléen’s Column.Mining “Chemicals, 3 ‘Patent gees White Flangel, 87% cents per yard. } To Whom it may Coneern . -; ea . one isk anaee J Masonic Building, Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets, . Wholesale and Retail ie cs, _—_— . full line of —-MEATS OF ALI KINDS, . CHOICE PERFUMERY,: ” TOILER-SOAPs, TOILET POWDER, COLOGNE SETs, COMES, BRUSHES,” &e, &e. &e. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS, _ PAINT BRUSHES. . , BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, GIFT BOOKS, JUV ENILE, School Libraries supplied at the Lowest Terms. STATIONERY, Gold Pens, £teel Pens, Letter and Note Paper, . Legal Cap, Bill Cap, oe. Drawing Paper,Envelopes. &e, &e: [Bethesda Water! Taken from the Celebrated Mineral Springs of Waukesha, Wisconsin. This Water is one of the best and most wonderful curative agents known to the MATERIA MEDICA ih &]] diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder or any secondary symptoms growing outof such derangements as Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Liver Dersngement, Billiouaness, Costiveness and all other diseases. Huudreds of Testimonials are added every day by persons of note who have been cured by the use of Bethesda Water. Judge Field of the U: 8. Supreme Court, says ; It will curé every disease of the Kidneys, direct or remote. U. 8. Senator Windom, of Maine, testifies S, to its efficiency in his case of Kidney trouble of overitwenty years wae, Ale was cured in ten days. Prof. Willised Parker of ‘K. Yorn, Col lege and Hospital: 4 The. acknowledged head of the profession in America, has ordered the Hospital tobe supplied with Bethesda Water. Its curative Properties Proven in bundreds of well authenticated cases. For further information apply foe circuagaingt the unders.gucd, wiil please present them for payment, those kiew. lars, etc, at ing themselves ind: bied Very politely BELL & BELDEN’S, Agents for Bethesda Water. ei —OF— . WILLIAM R. coz, ~ “Corner of MAIN AND be: PM st00% of the latest styles hae! Boots and Shoes. The Goods were purchased of the best manufacturers and cannot de excelled Le quality or style of: finish. I also, munufadture to order all Kinds of Gents’ Boots and Shoes in a style superior to any shop-on the Coa:t. These goods will be sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES. and I warrant: every article as recommended. I would W. EL. ‘Crawford's ‘. BooTs AND SHOBs! . . BELL & BELDEN, 2 COMMERCIAL St8-bagfe just received an immense . * Ladies’, Gents’ Misses and Chil-} COLUMEN. UsT RECKIVRD AND KEPT ©ON. STANTLY. UN HAND ee — LARGE STOCK. Or ban HEAVY “AND SHELF HARDWARE, ihre xen A ‘RoanDInG Sei hadu — of eleven of the most pro: — Satire College. Santa Barbara, Cal. eres AND Gris, Offering all the advantages of a th t Modern Education. = — French, German, Spanish, Latin, Greex , Drawing, ‘the Natural Sciences, Gymnastic: and: Dancing taught WITHOUT EXTRA © * _. CHARGES. Vooal and Instrumental Music Receive particular attention. ' Papiis fornieh ONLY a pair of heavy The Institution is not of -Sectatian char inent citi5 acter, and is governed by a a of Direc. * me Write for Catalogue to wr 8. Sd jez3. SPECIAL s NOTICE, Natise is hereby given that 0.J. copartnership with JAGOB NAFFZ under the firm name * ney, a & C, . NAFYZIGER, pAnd wilt he the Retail M busine at the old stand o = = COMMERCIAL STREET : : very best of SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON and LARD. All persons indebted to acon NAFFZIGER are requested to settle their accounts atthe above named place of basiness. Nevada City, May lst, 1874 Furniture ! Furniture — B. JOHNSON, No. 92 Main Street, Grass Valley, Has just,received the Lar. niture ever brought into the a, i a se vaiy, of Nevada, which Prices Astonishingly Low! “The Stock consists in part of _ . Fine Parlor Sets, Fine Bed Room Sets Beds and Bedding, and every~ thing else usually kept ina Store of this kind. Furniture for Cottages and Offices, of the moat durable kind for atittle money.I can suit every taste and eve urse in se Furniture, ae a . Call and see my Goods. . JOHNSON, Grass pres Yeiley, April 80, ANCIENT ORDER . PRU! g eal HIBERNIA NS. GRAND BALL! Pe eeee ~ THE A. O, H; of MOORE'S FLAT, WILL GIVE A Grand Ball, AT THE oe RINK, ORE’S FLAT, FRIDAY BVENING, Sept. 4th, Committee of Arrangements. John Smyth. Thos. Hannan, Putrick Dunphord, Cornelius Sullivan, Kdward Oummings. Committee of Invitation. Moore’s Flat. Eurexsa South. EA ward Kei rigan, John Kgan, .Wm. Herne. Richard Dillon, Jobn Rourke. H. O’Brien, Woolsey's Flat. Grass Valley, Jokn Brovks, Danie] Collina, Cornelius Bullivan, North Bloomfield. Edward Cummings. Patrick McGuire. Patrick English. Nevada City. Wm. Walters, Hugh McCauley; Wm, Travers, Laxe City. Cherokee. Daniel McDonald, James Quigley, Danie] Coughlin, Cunnor Cox, Floor Managers. / Wm. F. Cummings, . Wm, Herné, Daniel MeDoosid. ee ¥ Arrangementé have i to furnish FIRST CLASS MUSIC and JOHN pbHHA will get up one o1 his FINE SUPPERS. The Committee will spare neither time nor expense in providing for the comfart of all wito patronize them on the occasion, Tickets, including Supper, $5.00, Moore's Flat, Aug. 11th, 1874. Nevada County Co-operative Prospecting and Mining Co.’ NUBSCRIPTION BOOKS are now open for Stocg in the Nevada County Co-operative Prospecting and Mining Uo. Capital Stock $200,000. Shares $20 each, unassessable. . ment will be receive #8 Toliowe : 200 Shares for Caah. ‘ sa0 Shesce py ee and Mining two are for am. Gravel and Quartz G. G. ALLAN, JUUN BERKY, ED. CAKNeY,. 0. DCAMPBELL, or Kk. W. BIGELOW. Nevada, July 13th, 1874.call especial attention to the new-+t of Sygyaed he GRAND DUE ot “ALEXIS Aevoatace NAFFZIGER has, this duy formed a . They will keep constantly on'‘hand the} gest and Finest Stock of Pur. . ". AVERILL CHEMICALPAINT 2000 Shares are now offered for which ) POy--. Heicieceenita. AT THE OLD STAND, Opposite the Union Hote, MAIN STREBE‘T, ni meee > IRON AND STEEL, _ NAILS AND SHOVELS, WHEELBARROWS, Rope, all sizes, Blocks & Sheaves HYDRAULIC PIPE Made to order and Tarred. he) Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing Doors & Windows GLASS & PUTTY, a —— WHITE LEAD j “‘Linseed,Lard and Castori0il, Sole Agent for the MIXED FOR USE. is POWDER, Giant, California and Eastern. Agent for the WEED SEWING MACHINE ® _ THE BEST MADR. Always in stock, SPOOL OOTTON, SILK, AND NEEDLES for the various Machines in use. . Agent for A. 8. Hallidie’s WIRE ROPE! At Manufacturers’ Prices ang Freight, WOODEN and WILLOW WARE, CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS. Call and Examine ‘my prices : Before making purchases elsewhere. CAN SAVE COIN ‘By Doing So. Tin Ware made and Repaired. GAS AND WATER PIPE of all kinds always on band and connections made with the City Water Works. W. H. CRAWFORD, rs mation mm: eg Gilman and { Of San Franeisco; CHAS. x. MULIOY, GROCERIES, infor one abtained™. af Jiapmairansly Bolander angs “ENSON W, LESTER, Lester & Mulloy, ~ Wholeuiic and Retail Dealers, ° ee ~IN— — CROCKERY,Fine Wines and Whiskies. = A“LARKGE and varied Stock of the abov. line of Goods, (No, §2 Broad Street, NEVADA cIry, Nevada, July 16, 1874.” ype nee DENTISTRY. DR. A. CHAPMAN, wor respectfully inform: tho peo ple Of this city and vic inity that he has resummed his aut i oan Se i te protession AuHD, aud. leas Transcript Builuing, ON COMMERCIAL STREET, -} Andis now. prepared to do anything“and er,’ erything in thy line of Deutistr da pati faction ¢ Tuabasteod., —-* 2 Officd Hours from 9A. M, to 12 My ana from I to 6 P. M, Nevada, April 7th, 1874. NOTARY PUBLIC, : —AND— Justice of the Peace. Q™ARCHING 1 Ribs, ABSTRACTING ee AND CONVEYANCING promptly atten TA, Accounts collected. Also Agent for; PAOIFIO FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY AND COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANCE, CO. OF LONDON. Parties desiring to SELL, PURCHAGH Ox REST PROPERIY wall find it to their ad vantage to call at my office, Office No 62 Broad Street, Nor City, IRON WORK. J®N Doors saurrers, , AND RAILING. GRAVE YARD FENCES AISPECIALTY. ALL OF THE LATEST PATTERNS AND AT THER LOWEST POSSIBLE. PRICEP. w. B, BROWN, Agent for Aitkea & Luce wilt contract for work. ‘ J. McGUIRE, ; _Jel0i 148 K Btreet, Sacramento LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION. D cequmee A.D. 1720. Cash Assets, $13,000,000. Fire Risks at i Rates, C2088 & CO, General Agente, LESTER & MULLOY Agents for Nevada City. te. Ang. 11, 1874, JOHNNY JACK, Pine Street, Nevada City. One door fror Broad, K FEPS constantly on band Fresh iu. portations of Imported Havana CIGARS, Domestic Cigars, CHOICE BRANDS of TOBACCO, PIPES, of all kines OUTLERY, &c. Also Dealer in TROPLGAL PRVITS of « y. CONFECTIONERY, NUTS. 27 and 29 Main Strect. pee Bs rg Ww. KEEP ON HAND CONSTANTLY ; Mo, di 3 California Street, fai Franciscc,And tn fact-everything to be found ip 4firetclase Variety yore. Gers # ial ia Vea

WO TONS COOKS Books from ee t Bookstore, gan CISCO. igh @ closed ‘out JCTION . . 3 heologieal Works f Sunday School will be offered 100----Less than «. ity may never again be of this city. g the day at Auction. 7 ind continue evuntil the entire slosed out, Auction Kooms. 7 o'clock. ad the Stockholevada County uge Railroad any, Directors of the N.C, t the office of the Comn the llth day of Auof the Engineer was nd in consideration of necessary to build the esolutions were unanordered published : view of the probable een: it unwise to ention thereof until the ~ have been subscribed. mmittee of two be apent to wait upon the . them the pressing 1 subscriptions to the t to meet the requireg resolution, he sum of $300,000 . bscribed by Tuesday, , ber. the Directors will stockholders to subtion of disincorporaGE FLETCHER, Secretary. GS, DICINES, IEMICALS, CLAY GRUCIBLES, me UG STORE. RESTON, ‘D DEALER IN Paris White, Cement Paris, &c. &c, t of Choice Liquors, ul purposes. Articles in Great Vsly compounded at ai] d & Pine Sts. inst loss by fre sé . . M. PRESTON, > Insurance Agent. BRICKS. 8 citizens of Nevads is prepared to fult purchasers from toa Million. er than they have four years. tines wil do well eleeat A. LADEMAN’S fed to. brick Yarco nd the Half Mule ; Valley road. M. O'DONNELL. = NEVADA crry. CAL. : » ‘LOCAL AFFAIRS, The Public Schools, ba i The schools of this city re-opened: yesterday. There are eight schuols in the department, all under the supervision of Frank Power, teacher of the High-echool. There are two Primary, three Intermediate, one Grammar, one High school, and the Colored school, Miss Kate Edwards is teacher of the 2d Primary or infant school, and she has 103 pupils enrolled. “Miss Kate Madigan--has charge of the Ist Primary, and open_ed with 60.—Miss Allie Davenport has the 3d Intermediate, and has 80: ~Miss Gibbs has. the 24 Intermediate, with 61, and F. H. Mc Allister the . ‘1st Intermediate, . with et pupils. Mis. M. L. Watson 3 rcharge of ‘the Grammar schodl, and’ has 50 pupils: The High school, with Mr. Frank Power as Principal, opened with 59 pupils, and Miss Seraphine Nilon, who has charge of the Colored school, has about 18-pupils, It will be seen that there are altogether in . attendance the first-day, 502 pupils. _The nuniber--will doubtless be increased targely during the -week, From the crowded coudition of the 2d Primary, it is absolutely necessary that another school be organ: ized, There ig a ‘room ready, and the Board of Education will; without doubt, consider it necessary to have it brought into use, The schools start off well, and it is hoped that the year will be blessed with ood schools throughout. A Much Needed im provement. Court House Alley leads to the School House, and is much used by children going to and from school. . It is at present in a very_bad condition. The dust is deep and it is very rough. It is,absolutely necessary for the convenience of the school children ag well as. others who pass that way, that a sidewalk be built on it, Tere are good reasons why this should be done, and why that should continue to be the way children should pass. Will the proper authorities see that the work is done? _. ‘Weed Contract. The following bids were received for furnishing the Court House with wood; and yesterday the proposals were opened: ° Victoria Sanoet, $5 98 per cord. James Fraser, $5 75 #6 _ Jacob Arbogast, $5 45 “s H. A: Lones, $5 25 bid Supervisor Marsh awarded the “contract to-Mr. Loues. Closed for a F.w Days. Antonio Tam left thismorning, with his family, for a short visit to the Bay. During their absence, which will be about a week or ten days, Mr. Tam’s oyster saloon’ will be closed. iy > Removed to His New Store. _Ed. Goldsmith has moved his stock . Of fruits, nuts, candies, tobacco and . cigars, toys, etc., to the new, store on Commercial street, opposite the Transcript office, where he will be happy to see his customers, and the publi¢ generally. al8 S. G. Crawford Piano Tuner, Will be in town for a few days He comes well recommended. Leave orders with Bell & Brown, corner of Pine and Commercial street, al6if Results of Enterprise. B. H. Miller has secured the enviable reputation of-being a straight forward, honorable biisiness man. He has been in business in this city several years,and has yet to find a man who accuses him of a dishonorable act. Hig business has steadily increased, until his sales are the heaviegt in town, and by fair dealing he proposes to ‘still farther increase them. Yesterday we noticed a ‘arge shipment of his goods being made to Moore's Flat, whe e his salesman, Mr. Jacobs; intends dispogjing of them at astonishingly low rates. We: #an recommend Mr. Jacobs to the people of Moore’s Flat as being perfectly honorable in every transaction. They can purcbuse goods of him lower than at avy other store in the eouaty. ali-tf ‘gecial Dance. : The Episcopal Society will give One of their select social parties at Temperance Hall, on Tuesday -evening, August 18th. The price of ad-. mission will be $2. _ al4 : Thursday, Angust 13 h, 1874, aud a physical weakness, Annual Clearing Sale, The first Annual Clearing . Sale. of . . Summer Goods will commence at A. . Blumenthal’s Dry Goods Store, cor-. her.of Broad and Pine. streets, on will continue for twenty days only, in order to make room for a large invoice of Winter Goods, During that . time I will sell Lonsdale and White Rock Muslins at 14% cents per yard. Bat Oe Best,1034. Sheeting, at 35 cents per yard. e Best Merrimac. and Sprague Prints at 10 cents per yard, Imperial 3-ply Carpets ‘at $1 % per yard, Black Alpacegs: 60eon, $1 00 per yard. Heavy Black Silk $ib 50 p per yard, worth $2 25. --Heavy--Black -Silk$2 per* nia worth $3 25. Grenadines one bit per yard. French Corsets, 75 cents éach, Best quality of Waterproof at $1 . per yard. : Brooks’ and ‘Contes’ Thread, 4 cents. per dozen, Remember, you will get everything at the prices advertised, Everybody is invited to call early and scares their selections, As BLUMENTHAL, a Corner Broad and Pine Streets. Nevada, August. 13th, 1874, fk at ae Important Announcement, In order tohave the improvements contemplated by the owners of the building made in the stere T now occupy, it will become necessary to move my extensive stock of goods. A8 I intend when the building is’ completed, to lay inthe largest and finest stock of goods_ever-brought-to this city, I offer the following inducemhents to buyers. I will, for the -hext two weexs, sell auything found in my store at cost prices, freight added. ‘ The goods are of the latest styles, and of the very finest quality. T prefer doing this rather than move them, and I also wish to dispose of them previous to purchasing a. new stock. Those-in—want—of anything in my line may ‘rely. upon getting them at least twenty-five per cent cheaper.than regular rates, Ihave every variety of spring, suummer, and fall goods. To my patrons, I desire saying you’ can secure better bargains than was ever offered if this city. Call early and avail soar: selves’ of the sacrifice. a 12 A. GOLDSMITH, Children’s Pictures,” Made in two seconds, by Mrs. Rudolphs Photographer. a2 Carriage. a Sale. A second band top buggy for sale cheap. Inquire at this office. ‘Inviting Sickness, A belief that violent purgation -is the’ surest remedy forevery human ailment prevails to a lamentable extent among some classes of the community,-It might be thought that the languid, the debilitated the depressed, would know instinctively that their systems need toning, invigorating and reguiating with some. wholesome stimulant and alterative, and that a fierce cathartic is as unsuited to their condition as a strong dose of active poison would bé to aman already laboring under the effects of some deleterious drug. In all-cases of -Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters should be promptly resorted to by the invalid. The operation of this inesti-’ matle vegetable restorative is three-fold. It vitalizes and reinforces the depressed nervous system, while at the same. time it regulates the digestive and secretive organs and Keeps the bowels free. Debility is often the forerunner of an attack of some acute disease, and to prostrate the strength still more by scouring the bowels with a drastic evacuant at such a juncture to invite the immediate onset of the impending disorder, and render the system incapable of contending with it. On rhe other hand, a course of the Bitters, commenced as soon as the spmptoms of general debility manifest themselves, will in nine cases out of fe prevent the threatened attack and ughly restore the bodily strength of Fine atient. The cases of dyspepsia, liver complaint, constipation, dysent ry, diarr-haa, rheumatieni and periodical fevers would becomparatively few if this unequalled invigorating and regulating medi cine were slwaysresorted to asa cure for the bodily weakness and Jose of vita] energy which usually precede these complaints and are, indeed, a8 a gener.1 rule, theprecursors Of nearly ali acute and dangervus LL PERSONS having avy cisims reqyuested to call and Save costs, a8 law KE ERA A. EATON. Wala alate, 40 ust 4b, 1s74. je cam thereby mained ty seitie teins lBell & Beléen’s Column.Mining “Chemicals, 3 ‘Patent gees White Flangel, 87% cents per yard. } To Whom it may Coneern . -; ea . one isk anaee J Masonic Building, Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets, . Wholesale and Retail ie cs, _—_— . full line of —-MEATS OF ALI KINDS, . CHOICE PERFUMERY,: ” TOILER-SOAPs, TOILET POWDER, COLOGNE SETs, COMES, BRUSHES,” &e, &e. &e. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS, _ PAINT BRUSHES. . , BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, GIFT BOOKS, JUV ENILE, School Libraries supplied at the Lowest Terms. STATIONERY, Gold Pens, £teel Pens, Letter and Note Paper, .

Legal Cap, Bill Cap, oe. Drawing Paper,Envelopes. &e, &e: [Bethesda Water! Taken from the Celebrated Mineral Springs of Waukesha, Wisconsin. This Water is one of the best and most wonderful curative agents known to the MATERIA MEDICA ih &]] diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder or any secondary symptoms growing outof such derangements as Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Liver Dersngement, Billiouaness, Costiveness and all other diseases. Huudreds of Testimonials are added every day by persons of note who have been cured by the use of Bethesda Water. Judge Field of the U: 8. Supreme Court, says ; It will curé every disease of the Kidneys, direct or remote. U. 8. Senator Windom, of Maine, testifies S, to its efficiency in his case of Kidney trouble of overitwenty years wae, Ale was cured in ten days. Prof. Willised Parker of ‘K. Yorn, Col lege and Hospital: 4 The. acknowledged head of the profession in America, has ordered the Hospital tobe supplied with Bethesda Water. Its curative Properties Proven in bundreds of well authenticated cases. For further information apply foe circuagaingt the unders.gucd, wiil please present them for payment, those kiew. lars, etc, at ing themselves ind: bied Very politely BELL & BELDEN’S, Agents for Bethesda Water. ei —OF— . WILLIAM R. coz, ~ “Corner of MAIN AND be: PM st00% of the latest styles hae! Boots and Shoes. The Goods were purchased of the best manufacturers and cannot de excelled Le quality or style of: finish. I also, munufadture to order all Kinds of Gents’ Boots and Shoes in a style superior to any shop-on the Coa:t. These goods will be sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES. and I warrant: every article as recommended. I would W. EL. ‘Crawford's ‘. BooTs AND SHOBs! . . BELL & BELDEN, 2 COMMERCIAL St8-bagfe just received an immense . * Ladies’, Gents’ Misses and Chil-} COLUMEN. UsT RECKIVRD AND KEPT ©ON. STANTLY. UN HAND ee — LARGE STOCK. Or ban HEAVY “AND SHELF HARDWARE, ihre xen A ‘RoanDInG Sei hadu — of eleven of the most pro: — Satire College. Santa Barbara, Cal. eres AND Gris, Offering all the advantages of a th t Modern Education. = — French, German, Spanish, Latin, Greex , Drawing, ‘the Natural Sciences, Gymnastic: and: Dancing taught WITHOUT EXTRA © * _. CHARGES. Vooal and Instrumental Music Receive particular attention. ' Papiis fornieh ONLY a pair of heavy The Institution is not of -Sectatian char inent citi5 acter, and is governed by a a of Direc. * me Write for Catalogue to wr 8. Sd jez3. SPECIAL s NOTICE, Natise is hereby given that 0.J. copartnership with JAGOB NAFFZ under the firm name * ney, a & C, . NAFYZIGER, pAnd wilt he the Retail M busine at the old stand o = = COMMERCIAL STREET : : very best of SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON and LARD. All persons indebted to acon NAFFZIGER are requested to settle their accounts atthe above named place of basiness. Nevada City, May lst, 1874 Furniture ! Furniture — B. JOHNSON, No. 92 Main Street, Grass Valley, Has just,received the Lar. niture ever brought into the a, i a se vaiy, of Nevada, which Prices Astonishingly Low! “The Stock consists in part of _ . Fine Parlor Sets, Fine Bed Room Sets Beds and Bedding, and every~ thing else usually kept ina Store of this kind. Furniture for Cottages and Offices, of the moat durable kind for atittle money.I can suit every taste and eve urse in se Furniture, ae a . Call and see my Goods. . JOHNSON, Grass pres Yeiley, April 80, ANCIENT ORDER . PRU! g eal HIBERNIA NS. GRAND BALL! Pe eeee ~ THE A. O, H; of MOORE'S FLAT, WILL GIVE A Grand Ball, AT THE oe RINK, ORE’S FLAT, FRIDAY BVENING, Sept. 4th, Committee of Arrangements. John Smyth. Thos. Hannan, Putrick Dunphord, Cornelius Sullivan, Kdward Oummings. Committee of Invitation. Moore’s Flat. Eurexsa South. EA ward Kei rigan, John Kgan, .Wm. Herne. Richard Dillon, Jobn Rourke. H. O’Brien, Woolsey's Flat. Grass Valley, Jokn Brovks, Danie] Collina, Cornelius Bullivan, North Bloomfield. Edward Cummings. Patrick McGuire. Patrick English. Nevada City. Wm. Walters, Hugh McCauley; Wm, Travers, Laxe City. Cherokee. Daniel McDonald, James Quigley, Danie] Coughlin, Cunnor Cox, Floor Managers. / Wm. F. Cummings, . Wm, Herné, Daniel MeDoosid. ee ¥ Arrangementé have i to furnish FIRST CLASS MUSIC and JOHN pbHHA will get up one o1 his FINE SUPPERS. The Committee will spare neither time nor expense in providing for the comfart of all wito patronize them on the occasion, Tickets, including Supper, $5.00, Moore's Flat, Aug. 11th, 1874. Nevada County Co-operative Prospecting and Mining Co.’ NUBSCRIPTION BOOKS are now open for Stocg in the Nevada County Co-operative Prospecting and Mining Uo. Capital Stock $200,000. Shares $20 each, unassessable. . ment will be receive #8 Toliowe : 200 Shares for Caah. ‘ sa0 Shesce py ee and Mining two are for am. Gravel and Quartz G. G. ALLAN, JUUN BERKY, ED. CAKNeY,. 0. DCAMPBELL, or Kk. W. BIGELOW. Nevada, July 13th, 1874.call especial attention to the new-+t of Sygyaed he GRAND DUE ot “ALEXIS Aevoatace NAFFZIGER has, this duy formed a . They will keep constantly on'‘hand the} gest and Finest Stock of Pur. . ". AVERILL CHEMICALPAINT 2000 Shares are now offered for which ) POy--. Heicieceenita. AT THE OLD STAND, Opposite the Union Hote, MAIN STREBE‘T, ni meee > IRON AND STEEL, _ NAILS AND SHOVELS, WHEELBARROWS, Rope, all sizes, Blocks & Sheaves HYDRAULIC PIPE Made to order and Tarred. he) Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing Doors & Windows GLASS & PUTTY, a —— WHITE LEAD j “‘Linseed,Lard and Castori0il, Sole Agent for the MIXED FOR USE. is POWDER, Giant, California and Eastern. Agent for the WEED SEWING MACHINE ® _ THE BEST MADR. Always in stock, SPOOL OOTTON, SILK, AND NEEDLES for the various Machines in use. . Agent for A. 8. Hallidie’s WIRE ROPE! At Manufacturers’ Prices ang Freight, WOODEN and WILLOW WARE, CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS. Call and Examine ‘my prices : Before making purchases elsewhere. CAN SAVE COIN ‘By Doing So. Tin Ware made and Repaired. GAS AND WATER PIPE of all kinds always on band and connections made with the City Water Works. W. H. CRAWFORD, rs mation mm: eg Gilman and { Of San Franeisco; CHAS. x. MULIOY, GROCERIES, infor one abtained™. af Jiapmairansly Bolander angs “ENSON W, LESTER, Lester & Mulloy, ~ Wholeuiic and Retail Dealers, ° ee ~IN— — CROCKERY,Fine Wines and Whiskies. = A“LARKGE and varied Stock of the abov. line of Goods, (No, §2 Broad Street, NEVADA cIry, Nevada, July 16, 1874.” ype nee DENTISTRY. DR. A. CHAPMAN, wor respectfully inform: tho peo ple Of this city and vic inity that he has resummed his aut i oan Se i te protession AuHD, aud. leas Transcript Builuing, ON COMMERCIAL STREET, -} Andis now. prepared to do anything“and er,’ erything in thy line of Deutistr da pati faction ¢ Tuabasteod., —-* 2 Officd Hours from 9A. M, to 12 My ana from I to 6 P. M, Nevada, April 7th, 1874. NOTARY PUBLIC, : —AND— Justice of the Peace. Q™ARCHING 1 Ribs, ABSTRACTING ee AND CONVEYANCING promptly atten TA, Accounts collected. Also Agent for; PAOIFIO FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY AND COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANCE, CO. OF LONDON. Parties desiring to SELL, PURCHAGH Ox REST PROPERIY wall find it to their ad vantage to call at my office, Office No 62 Broad Street, Nor City, IRON WORK. J®N Doors saurrers, , AND RAILING. GRAVE YARD FENCES AISPECIALTY. ALL OF THE LATEST PATTERNS AND AT THER LOWEST POSSIBLE. PRICEP. w. B, BROWN, Agent for Aitkea & Luce wilt contract for work. ‘ J. McGUIRE, ; _Jel0i 148 K Btreet, Sacramento LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION. D cequmee A.D. 1720. Cash Assets, $13,000,000. Fire Risks at i Rates, C2088 & CO, General Agente, LESTER & MULLOY Agents for Nevada City. te. Ang. 11, 1874, JOHNNY JACK, Pine Street, Nevada City. One door fror Broad, K FEPS constantly on band Fresh iu. portations of Imported Havana CIGARS, Domestic Cigars, CHOICE BRANDS of TOBACCO, PIPES, of all kines OUTLERY, &c. Also Dealer in TROPLGAL PRVITS of « y. CONFECTIONERY, NUTS. 27 and 29 Main Strect. pee Bs rg Ww. KEEP ON HAND CONSTANTLY ; Mo, di 3 California Street, fai Franciscc,And tn fact-everything to be found ip 4firetclase Variety yore. Gers # ial ia Vea