August 21, 1874 (4 pages)

fa Family Phy,i,. Curing Costiy,. : ree Jaundin, sipelas, Headac), P.les, Rheum,” ism. Eruptioy, and Skin Diseag.:! me“ Billionsnegs po Liver Complain; ~ Dropsy,. Tettz, 0, Weir s . Gont, Ney. and Purifying the ‘ genial purgative yet ets abundantly shoy, ill other Pills, They 0 take, but Powerfy) vat the foul Ramo, ulate the SlUSgish 0} Lction, and they im. > the whole bein». every day Complaints midable and danger: = Ifal physicians, mos: id dur. begt Citizens, es per. —-. Ved Troi. these Pills, -best physic for chi.well.as effectual, Be: are cary to take: ang e, they ‘are entirely RD BY PCW. Lowell, Muss. > ytical Chemists, und Dealers in Med. + S.80gl9-4m TR VIGOR, : Gray Hair ALITY AND COLor. v >) Advancing Years, Sickness Care, disap.pointment anid hereditary pre. disposition.all * turn the Hair Gray, and. A Premiturely. \ U We . Vicor, by longer st and, extensive AN) use, has pro.’ veh that: it hair immediately . r; . fated or gray. It “organs to healthy, joth the hair and its eak or sickly Hair and strengthened: Tivéely @xpressionnd established ;thin dor gray hair rer. Its operation is * ures dandruff; heals he sealp cool, clean ‘onditions, diseases ne. : s* hair; the Vicor is and agreeable perhe soft lustre aud ts. ) BY Fe CO. Lowell, Mass. ical Chemists. nd Dealers in Med-, augl9-6m MENT,T CONCERT THE ICKY. * imect . ASSURED: r 30th, 2874 ANCE c\TUNE! Fifth Concert of entucky has been 4 and is so maniall concernéd,that lof all. The day nd there will be gramme Now anumber of tickets abled us to have é@ 3lst of July,but } considered prefjy. Let it be borne soncert r be given under present managely and unequivoced on jovember. e best the country aggregating Ou among the ticket KETS. kel vecwews $50.00 Sensis denna em a » 500,00 és eenee oo 1000,00 st should order me Office or our li'be allowed t© particulars furMLETTE. l Manager. _ ARRIAGE. ~ YOUNG MEN ‘rors and Abuses i. en method markable reme% sent ae. ad ; OWA rome te tut sartio Pills, She. Daily Tran AYR’# Hatk— ——-have—been “committees “at work in [BRARY, ~ Several accounts have been honest mew, te maa Bee keg see CAL. NEVADA crry, _. LOCAL AFFAIRS More Work Needé:1, There is a meeting called: for tht 24 of September, to deterniine what shall be done about the corstrnetion of the railroad. The certainty of the completion of the road is dependent upon the amount substribed up tothat time. About two’ weeks have passed since the last meeting, when it was decided ' to have. the September meeting, “add but little has-as yet_been done toward: secur“jpg subscriptions. ‘Past experience -but: little willbe raised by Waiting for people to come forward and-sub" scribe voluntarily, There is money enough iu the two-towns, which will be subscribed if an effort:is: made to _ Seeure it. Some eff rt wusr be-made. As important an enterprise as the ‘construction ofa railroad, can: not . bé accomplished without seme activ ity on the part of some one. If private interests are attended to first, it is morally certain the interests of the road will s\ffer. * ft ought to at least receivé as much attention as ordinary business. If it is too much of a sacrifice to give one’s . time for hothing, then We suggest that ample compensation be niade from the treasury of the company. Let one show « littleentiusiasm business energy. some and There ought to both towns tbe past two weeks, ad they ought to continue their labor until the next meeting, or until the amount is rajsed. *In-activity . will kill any enterprise. one will-wake up, Po Give ttiem Something te do, We hope .gsome —One great wantin primary schools, is the fault of allowing ithe children to be idle. Many teachers think their duty is ouly to bear recitations, ‘and to tell the litle ones to study. A child cannot -study; they do not ~~ know how; ‘it~ dees — not interest. them. A book isa mystery to them. As well tell au aduit-to-take-a “book } printed in a language be knows fiothing about, aud becou.e interest: ed in its perusal. Children are sent to school aud kept-on-hardbencires,; four or six hours a day, and perbaps during that time, receive ten minutes of attention duritig that time, or their recitations oceupy about that time. The bulanco is speut in idleness. At this rate six months of school will allow the attention of the teacher to be devoted to euch child, but twenty hours in all. The balance of the time, as before said, will be spent in idieuess, or mischief, for which, dur.ng the time, he will receive more thrashiigs than he has hours of instruction. Children love amusement and vuriety, and must have it. If their work does not afford it, they will seek it some other way. Tue teacher should muke all the studies of small children amusing and interesting. Every pupil should be kept employed. A frequent change of exercises should -be resorted to. The black-board and’ slate should be kept in constant use, . . Give instruction to a class and not to individuals. Use books as little as possible. Oral instruction accomplishes the most, The schovul room should be made the happiest place.a child can find. -Ofder and perfect stillness is impossible to a child. Tell them amusiug stories. Let them make pictures. Do anything in short, but to a tempt to keep them quiet on hard seats without employment. The school room is ordinarily a prison to small childreb. —— +e Robberies. y Grass Valley has been troubled with the depredations of sneak thieves and house-bre.kers, for some time. The rascals enter cabins and take thercf.om anything of value whether it is money, provisions, or furniture, A few days ago, accordding the Union, the house of. Fob: Edwards, of Gold Hill, was entered, and $140 in money was-taken. given of late of similar depredations. “Many of these thefts, we believe, are peipetrated by those living near tke parties robbed. There are a good many sneak t.ieves who pass fo A dose of buck-shot will generally effect a cure, Tae farmers’ wharf at Astoria; Oregon, when completed, will be the largest whart uorta of ‘San Francisco. Mapame Anua Bishop is receiving pi A . chy, it will become Hecessary to Stghtto demonstrate jthe fugt that Lin. “ Importat Atinou didbcne dk coutemplated bythe owners of the . building made in the store I now ocmove my extensive stock ‘of goods, As I intend .when the building is eompleted, to lay in the ‘largest and fittest ‘stock of goode-ever brought to: this city, I offer-the following inducements to-buyers;—-I will, for the next two. weegs, sell auything found jin my store at cost prices, freight added. The goods are of the latest . \ . Styles, and of the very finest quality. I prefer doing this yatler than ‘move them, andI also wish to dispose of hem previous to purchasing a new stock: Those in _Want_of anything them'at Yast twenty-five per cent. cheaper than regular, nites. I have every variety of spring, summer, and fa.l goods. To my patrons, I desire saying you can—secure better bargains than was evér offered. in this city, Calf early apd avail yourselves of the-sacritice.’ “a 12 A. GOLDSMITH.ij nee ea Removed to His New Store, Ed. Goldswith has moved his stock, of fruits, nats, candies, tobacco ‘and cigars, toys, ete., to the new store’ ou Commereial street, opposite tlie TRANSCRIPT office, where be will be happy to sée his-custoniers,and the . public generally. al8 S. G. Crawford Piano Tuner, Will be iu town for a few days He comes’ well recoumeuded.’ Leave orders with Bell & Brown, corner of Pine and Commercial street. al6if Children’s Pictu res, dolph, Photogra; her. >< o>Carriage for Sale, A second hand top buggy for sale cheap, Inquire atthis ottice. a2 » House For Sale, : ey Ai : FE) large fime residence, situatéd in Neva A ta City, Containing 9 rooms, cellar Batu rooin,closetg &¢. Onelait acre lotjalso # Kreat Variety of choice iruit on the premises. Terms cash. Apply tod. M, WALLING. al2 Real Estate Agent. _ JOHN H. HARRISON, BE )EALER IN BEEF, MUTTON, VEAL, GORNED BEEF, CORNED PORK. &c. Meats sold at re*sonabie rates tor Cash.— Toertre DRUGS, MEDICINES, AND MINING CHEMICALS, wi AND, LEAD AND CLAY CRUCIBLES, KO aT NEVADA DRUG STORE. E. M. PRESTON, APOTHECARY AND DEALER IN Paints, Oils, Varnish, Paris White, Cement Whiting Plaster Paris, &c. &c. Also, a full assortment of Choice Liquors, for medicinal purposes. Perfume and Toilet Articles in Great VaTie ty. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours; . N. W. Cor. Broad & Pine ‘Sts. Property insured against ‘loss by fire at the lowest rates by EM. PRESTON, Fire Insurance Agent. Nevada, June 27th. BRICKS. ‘BRICKS. WILLIAM O'DONNELL, \ Disis, ’ Q. OULD inform the citizens of Nevada County that.he is prepared to furFirst Class Bricks, In Quantities to suit purchasers from One Thousand toa Million. They will he seld cheaper than they have been suld in this city for the pust four years. Those in waut ef Good Bricks. will do well to give me a call before purchasing elsewhere, Ali orders leftat A. LAD&MAN’s Will be proinpt y attendeu to. Brick Yard a@bort distance beyond ‘the Haif Mile House, on the oid Grass Valley road. WM. O’VONNELL. ’\ Nevada, Aug. 16th. <aRe-opening Ball. AT the soijicitation of manv fricuds we are induced to get up Grand Ball, To be giyen at the UNION HOTEL. Nevada City, < . On Friday Evening, Aug. 28th. .No printed Invitations will be issued, but we extend & cordial invitation to all friends to come, promis‘ny them that nothing shall be left undone them as pleasant a party ag was evér given in the County. Tickets Five Dollars, In order t6 havé-the improvements . bye-may rely upon getting . Made in two seconds, by Mrs<RuSSS 0 Nerv¥ous Complications. “4 Chronic indigestion, or dyspepsia, rometimes produces seriots disturbances of the. nervo-si system; but sometimes the nerves are in the first place disordered, and are the cwuse of chronic indigestion! In whichever’ of. these two ways the disease may have been developed, it rm quires for its cure a medicine: which, combines the properties essential qualities are most happily united in the foremost remedy cf, the present age, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. To suppose that any considerable number of.our people are unacquainted with the virtues of this famons vegetable stomachic and invigorant would be an :nsult to American inteliigence. Year after year, for half a generation, the history of its successes asa preventive,of, and remedy forall disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels, and as of a nerve tonic and an alterative ‘4nd these . " Bell & B eldén’s Column. + ‘i -+——— BELL & BELDEN, Masonic Building, Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets, Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN Drugs, rc er ng gone te See —debiiity, hus been: /Written-by those whose health it has pre. served or re-established; authenticated by their signatures, and published by the leading newspapers of the conntry. The unquestionable proofs of its superierity Over every other preparation ot its class, have during that time been «énstantly accumulating; and have‘formed an important part of the current medical literature of America. Statesmen, philosophers, po-" ets, divines, judges, lawyers, actors, novel. ists—in short, men and won-en who have distinguished themselves in ull honorable walks of life, and whose names are house hold words wherever the English tongue is -poken,'have volur tarily come forward and endorsed this. great remedy. There statements, founded on personal experience ‘have naturally had great weight with the community, and hence it is that Hustetter’s: Stomach Bitters now stands at the -. headiof the proprietary medicines matin. factured on this side of the Atlantic, as regards the amountof its sales and its 'reputation as a restorative, 2 To the Public and the Stockholders of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company. “At a meeting of the Directors of the N.C; N. G.R.R. Co. held at the office of the Company, Grass Valley, on the 11th day of August, 1874, the keport of the Enginegr was tHe amount of money necessary tO build the Road, the following Resolutions were unan: im%usly adopted and ordered published ‘: hesolved, That in’ view of the probable cost of the Koad we deem it unwise to enter upon the construction thereof until the sum of $300,000 shall have been subscribed. Resolved, that a Committee of two be appointed by the President to wait upon the people and urge upon them the pressing he cessity of additional subscriptions to the cap‘tal stock su.ncignt to meéet the requirements of the foregoing resolution, Resolved, That. if the sum of $300,000 shall nut bave been subscribed by ‘luesday, __. the lst day of: September the Doreetors wil Shop-on Brom street; opposite the Nevada — pe Call & meeting of the stockholders to submit to them the question of disincorpurating the Company, GEORGE FLETCHER, Books: at Auction. & — Aug. 12th. About ‘TWO TONS OF BOOKS ! __ A Stock of Books from the Kearney Street: Bookstore. San Fraucisco. 8 To be be closed out AT AUCTION . ! Family Bibles, Albums, ™ Historical, Poetical, Medical And Theological Works 1000 volumes of Sunday School Books which will be offered at $30 per 100---Less than half price. Such an opportunity may never again be offered to the people of this city. Private Sale during the dsy at Auction Prices. Sale to commence 5 ry This Evening and continue ev" ery Evening, until the entire “Stock is closed out. \ At Holbrook’s Auction Booms. Sale copimenes st 7% 0’clock. DR. F. BUELOW, — Physician and Surgeon, usiastic ovatiOns at Portland, Oregon.‘ a vada, June Wth, 1974, > ~©OILET POWDER, COLOGNE SETs, COMBS, BRUSHES, Ke. &e. Ke. . PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ie pls Satpal “And in consideration-ot . Say; It will cure every disease of the Kidneys, direct or remote. U. 8. Senator. Windom, of Mine, testifes . Before making purchases to its efficiency in-his case of Kidney trovble of over twenty years standing. edred iu ten days. drec sof well authenticated cases. lars, etc. at Mining Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &e. &e. A full line of CHOICE PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAPs, WINDOW GLASS, ay) _ BOOKS! BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, GIFT BOOKS, School Libraries supplied at the Lowest Terms, STATIONERY, Gold Pens, : £teel Pens, Letter and Note Paper, : Legal Cap, x Bill Cap, Drawing Paper, Envelopes. &e, &eBethesda Water! Taken from the Celebrated Mineral Springs of Waukesha, Wisconsin. This Water ig one of the best and most wonderful curative agenta known to the MATERIA MEDICA in.all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder or any secondary symptoms growing out of such derangerents as Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Liver Dersngement, Billiousness, Costiveness and all other diseases. Huudreds of Testimoniale 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, He was Prof. Williacd Parker of New Yoru, Ool{. lege abd Hospital. The acknowledged head . * of the profession in America, has ordered the idospital to be supplied with Bethesda Water. Ite curative properties proven in hunFor further information apply for circuBELL & BELDEN’S, . Agents for Bethesda Water. W. H. Crawford's "Medicines, _ Agricultural . Implement 8; Eee 3 COLUAcnN. ~ — pz82 RECEIV-RD AND KEPT CON STANTLY ON-HAND As ; LARGE STOCK OF HEAVY AND SHELF ~ IPRows, : —AND— AT THE OLD STAND, __ Opposite the Union Hotel, Nevada City. IRON AND STEEL, NAILS AND SHOVELS, WHEELBARROWS, Rope, all sizes, Flocks & Sheaves ee Made t> order and Tarred. r) ~ . Bubber Hose, Belting & Packing _PAINT BRUSHES. Doors & Windows _ GLASS & PUTTY. a WHITE LEAD, ‘Linseed,Lard and Castor{0il. Sole Agent for the AVERILL CHEMICALSPAINT MIXED FOR USE, : POWDER, Giant, California and Eastern. . Agent for the WEED SEWING MACHINE THE BEST MADR. Always in ateck, SPOOL COTTON, SILK, in use,& ' Agent for A. 8, Hallidie’s WIRE ROPE! At Manu ‘acturers’ Prices and Freight. ° WOODEN and WILLOW WARE, os }CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS. Call and Examine ‘my prices.: : elsewhere. . . CAN SAVE COIN By Doing So.Tin Ware made and Repaired. GAS AND WATER PIPE of ali kinds the City Water Works. W. H CRAWFORD, 27 and 29 Main Strect. MAIN STREET, . . HYDRAULIC PIPE. AND NEEDLES for the varions Machines’ always on hand and conmections msde with r‘ue tadnens of keeping Hester & Mulloy, — Wholesale‘ana Retai) Dealers,re oe _ HARDWARE, = ‘Fine: Wines and Whiskies. B KREP ONAND CONSTANTLY _ & LAKGE and varied Stock of? tho: aboy lize of @eods, No; 52: Broad Street, »’ = NEVADA CITY, ; Nevada, duly 1616. a as Sper eee =i * : Nevada County. ‘Co-operative and-Mining Co. ~~ NUBSCRIPTION BOOKS are. NOW” open K for Stock in the Nevada Sounty Co-op. erative Prospecting and Mining Go, Capital Stock $200,000; Shares $20 each unassersable., : 2000 Shares are’ now offered for Which puyment will be receive ( as follows 3 -, 200 Shares for Cash. 4 300 Shares for Labor, 5U0 Shares ‘for Machinery dud Mining: Tools. ; : 10 Shares for Mines, Gravel and Quart: Any information wanted in regirdto the . Company can be obtdined. of.G@. ¥. TURN: ER, G. Gy ALLAN, JOHN BERKY,.ED CARNLY, ©. .D. GAMPBELL, or E.W BIGELOW, Nevada, July 13th, 1874. DENTISTRY. DR. A. CHAPMAN, Vy OULD respectfully inform the peo. ple of thus city and vicinity that he has rosuimed iis: profession &gain and Jeas_ od-an Ontice iy ths Transcript Builuing, ON COMMERG@IAL STREET, And is now prepared to do anything and everythiny in the line of Dentistry und satie. faction puaranteed, from 1 to 6 P.M, Nevada, April 7th, 1874, Cc, —AND— Justice of the Peace. EARCHING RECORDS, ABSTRAOTIN 6 KD AND CONVEYANCING promptly atten ded to. Accounts collected.h Also Agent for: PACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE AGBNOY AND COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF LOADOx,. Parties desiring to SELL, PURCHASE Ok REST PROPERLY will tind it to their aah. vantage to call at my office. a Office No 64 Hroad Street, Nerv City. LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION. E STABLISHED A. D, 1720, Cash Assets, $13,000,000. Fire Riska at Current Rates. C2083 & OO. General Agente, N>. 313 California Street, Ban Francie: , _ — LESTER & MULLOY Azents for Nevada City. JOHNNY JACK. Pine Street, Nevada City. “One door from Broad, EEPS constantly on hand Fresh. in portations of imported Havana CIGARS, Domestic Cigars, CHOICE BRANDS of TOBACCO, PIPES, of all kinds. OUTLERY, &c, Also Dealer in TROPICaL ¥RVITS of cvery description. oe . CONFECTIONERY, NUTS. And in fact everything to be fo.nd fh » first-class Variety Store, To Whom it may Concern. LL PERSONS having any clais.« againet the undersigned, wiil plea present them fur payment, anu those know. ing themselves ind: bted, are very polite), eqjucsted to tall and ‘settie sand thereb; save costa se Lam determined to settle my old business. : IRA A. EATON Union Hotel. Au vst 4h, 1874. < NOTICH, TY O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-“The firm of Laucasier &. Uo: eugaged a Livery snd eed ptebie, and whose pridcipal ,lace o* business is at Nevada city, in tue county of Nevada, Etate of "California, 16 compos d ot MaryL Lancaster, who is sole pwtuer in’ salu busiuees under said firm vame ana . whose pluce uf: residence i# Nevada cits Californias. . MARY L. LANCASTER. © Dated Auguat 19th, 1974. » . , Office Hours from 0A. M. to 12 M. ana

fa Family Phy,i,. Curing Costiy,. : ree Jaundin, sipelas, Headac), P.les, Rheum,” ism. Eruptioy, and Skin Diseag.:! me“ Billionsnegs po Liver Complain; ~ Dropsy,. Tettz, 0, Weir s . Gont, Ney. and Purifying the ‘ genial purgative yet ets abundantly shoy, ill other Pills, They 0 take, but Powerfy) vat the foul Ramo, ulate the SlUSgish 0} Lction, and they im. > the whole bein».. every day Complaints midable and danger: = Ifal physicians, mos: id dur. begt Citizens, es per. —-. Ved Troi. these Pills, -best physic for chi.well.as effectual, Be: are cary to take: ang e, they ‘are entirely RD BY PCW. Lowell, Muss. > ytical Chemists, und Dealers in Med. + S.80gl9-4m TR VIGOR, : Gray Hair ALITY AND COLor. v >) Advancing Years, Sickness Care, disap.pointment anid hereditary pre. disposition.all * turn the Hair Gray, and. A Premiturely. \ U We . Vicor, by longer st and, extensive AN) use, has pro.’ veh that: it hair immediately . r; . fated or gray. It “organs to healthy, joth the hair and its eak or sickly Hair and strengthened: Tivéely @xpressionnd established ;thin dor gray hair rer. Its operation is * ures dandruff; heals he sealp cool, clean ‘onditions, diseases ne. : s* hair; the Vicor is and agreeable perhe soft lustre aud ts. ) BY Fe CO. Lowell, Mass. ical Chemists. nd Dealers in Med-, augl9-6m MENT,T CONCERT THE ICKY. * imect . ASSURED: r 30th, 2874 ANCE c\TUNE! Fifth Concert of entucky has been 4 and is so maniall concernéd,that lof all. The day nd there will be gramme Now anumber of tickets abled us to have é@ 3lst of July,but } considered prefjy. Let it be borne soncert r be given under present managely and unequivoced on jovember. e best the country aggregating Ou among the ticket KETS. kel vecwews $50.00 Sensis denna em a » 500,00 és eenee oo 1000,00 st should order me Office or our li'be allowed t© particulars furMLETTE. l Manager. _ ARRIAGE. ~ YOUNG MEN ‘rors and Abuses i. en method markable reme% sent ae. ad ; OWA rome te tut sartio Pills, She. Daily Tran AYR’# Hatk— ——-have—been “committees “at work in [BRARY, ~ Several accounts have been honest mew, te maa Bee keg see CAL. NEVADA crry, _. LOCAL AFFAIRS More Work Needé:1, There is a meeting called: for tht 24 of September, to deterniine what shall be done about the corstrnetion of the railroad. The certainty of the completion of the road is dependent upon the amount substribed up tothat time. About two’ weeks have passed since the last meeting, when it was decided ' to have. the September meeting, “add but little has-as yet_been done toward: secur“jpg subscriptions. ‘Past experience -but: little willbe raised by Waiting for people to come forward and-sub" scribe voluntarily, There is money enough iu the two-towns, which will be subscribed if an effort:is: made to _ Seeure it. Some eff rt wusr be-made. As important an enterprise as the ‘construction ofa railroad, can: not . bé accomplished without seme activ ity on the part of some one. If private interests are attended to first, it is morally certain the interests of the road will s\ffer. * ft ought to at least receivé as much attention as ordinary business. If it is too much of a sacrifice to give one’s . time for hothing, then We suggest that ample compensation be niade from the treasury of the company. Let one show « littleentiusiasm business energy. some and There ought to both towns tbe past two weeks, ad they ought to continue their labor until the next meeting, or until the amount is rajsed. *In-activity . will kill any enterprise. one will-wake up, Po Give ttiem Something te do, We hope .gsome —One great wantin primary schools, is the fault of allowing ithe children to be idle. Many teachers think their duty is ouly to bear recitations, ‘and to tell the litle ones to study. A child cannot -study; they do not ~~ know how; ‘it~ dees — not interest. them. A book isa mystery to them. As well tell au aduit-to-take-a “book } printed in a language be knows fiothing about, aud becou.e interest: ed in its perusal. Children are sent to school aud kept-on-hardbencires,; four or six hours a day, and perbaps during that time, receive ten minutes of attention duritig that time, or their recitations oceupy about that time. The bulanco is speut in idleness. At this rate six months of school will allow the attention of the teacher to be devoted to euch child, but twenty hours in all. The balance of the time, as before said, will be spent in idieuess, or mischief, for which, dur.ng the time, he will receive more thrashiigs than he has hours of instruction. Children love amusement and vuriety, and must have it. If their work does not afford it, they will seek it some other way. Tue teacher should muke all the studies of small children amusing and interesting. Every pupil should be kept employed. A frequent change of exercises should -be resorted to. The black-board and’ slate should be kept in constant use, . . Give instruction to a class and not to individuals. Use books as little as possible. Oral instruction accomplishes the most, The schovul room should be made the happiest place.a child can find. -Ofder and perfect stillness is impossible to a child. Tell them amusiug stories. Let them make pictures. Do anything in short, but to a tempt to keep them quiet on hard seats without employment. The school room is ordinarily a prison to small childreb. —— +e Robberies. y Grass Valley has been troubled with the depredations of sneak thieves and house-bre.kers, for some time. The rascals enter cabins and take thercf.om anything of value whether it is money, provisions, or furniture, A few days ago, accordding the Union, the house of. Fob: Edwards, of Gold Hill, was entered, and $140 in money was-taken. given of late of similar depredations. “Many of these thefts, we believe, are peipetrated by those living near tke parties robbed. There are a good many sneak t.ieves who pass fo A dose of buck-shot will generally effect a cure, Tae farmers’ wharf at Astoria; Oregon, when completed, will be the largest whart uorta of ‘San Francisco. Mapame Anua Bishop is receiving pi A . chy, it will become Hecessary to Stghtto demonstrate jthe fugt that Lin. “ Importat Atinou didbcne dk coutemplated bythe owners of the . building made in the store I now ocmove my extensive stock ‘of goods, As I intend .when the building is eompleted, to lay in the ‘largest and fittest ‘stock of goode-ever brought to: this city, I offer-the following inducements to-buyers;—-I will, for the next two. weegs, sell auything found jin my store at cost prices, freight added. The goods are of the latest . \ . Styles, and of the very finest quality. I prefer doing this yatler than ‘move them, andI also wish to dispose of hem previous to purchasing a new stock: Those in _Want_of anything them'at Yast twenty-five per cent. cheaper than regular, nites. I have every variety of spring, summer, and fa.l goods. To my patrons, I desire saying you can—secure better bargains than was evér offered. in this city, Calf early apd avail yourselves of the-sacritice.’ “a 12 A. GOLDSMITH.ij nee ea Removed to His New Store, Ed. Goldswith has moved his stock, of fruits, nats, candies, tobacco ‘and cigars, toys, ete., to the new store’ ou Commereial street, opposite tlie TRANSCRIPT office, where be will be happy to sée his-custoniers,and the . public generally. al8 S. G. Crawford Piano Tuner, Will be iu town for a few days He comes’ well recoumeuded.’ Leave orders with Bell & Brown, corner of Pine and Commercial street. al6if Children’s Pictu res, dolph, Photogra; her. >< o>Carriage for Sale, A second hand top buggy for sale cheap, Inquire atthis ottice. a2 » House For Sale, : ey Ai : FE) large fime residence, situatéd in Neva A ta City, Containing 9 rooms, cellar Batu rooin,closetg &¢. Onelait acre lotjalso # Kreat Variety of choice iruit on the premises. Terms cash. Apply tod. M, WALLING. al2 Real Estate Agent. _ JOHN H. HARRISON, BE )EALER IN BEEF, MUTTON, VEAL, GORNED BEEF, CORNED PORK. &c. Meats sold at re*sonabie rates tor Cash.— Toertre DRUGS, MEDICINES, AND MINING CHEMICALS, wi AND, LEAD AND CLAY CRUCIBLES, KO aT NEVADA DRUG STORE. E. M. PRESTON, APOTHECARY AND DEALER IN Paints, Oils, Varnish, Paris White, Cement Whiting Plaster Paris, &c. &c. Also, a full assortment of Choice Liquors, for medicinal purposes. Perfume and Toilet Articles in Great VaTie ty. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours; . N. W. Cor. Broad & Pine ‘Sts. Property insured against ‘loss by fire at the lowest rates by EM. PRESTON, Fire Insurance Agent. Nevada, June 27th. BRICKS. ‘BRICKS. WILLIAM O'DONNELL, \ Disis, ’ Q. OULD inform the citizens of Nevada County that.he is prepared to furFirst Class Bricks, In Quantities to suit purchasers from One Thousand toa Million. They will he seld cheaper than they have been suld in this city for the pust four years. Those in waut ef Good Bricks. will do well to give me a call before purchasing elsewhere, Ali orders leftat A. LAD&MAN’s Will be proinpt y attendeu to. Brick Yard a@bort distance beyond ‘the Haif Mile House, on the oid Grass Valley road. WM. O’VONNELL. ’\ Nevada, Aug. 16th. <aRe-opening Ball. AT the soijicitation of manv fricuds we are induced to get up Grand Ball,

To be giyen at the UNION HOTEL. Nevada City, < . On Friday Evening, Aug. 28th. .No printed Invitations will be issued, but we extend & cordial invitation to all friends to come, promis‘ny them that nothing shall be left undone them as pleasant a party ag was evér given in the County. Tickets Five Dollars, In order t6 havé-the improvements . bye-may rely upon getting . Made in two seconds, by Mrs<RuSSS 0 Nerv¥ous Complications. “4 Chronic indigestion, or dyspepsia, rometimes produces seriots disturbances of the. nervo-si system; but sometimes the nerves are in the first place disordered, and are the cwuse of chronic indigestion! In whichever’ of. these two ways the disease may have been developed, it rm quires for its cure a medicine: which, combines the properties essential qualities are most happily united in the foremost remedy cf, the present age, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. To suppose that any considerable number of.our people are unacquainted with the virtues of this famons vegetable stomachic and invigorant would be an :nsult to American inteliigence. Year after year, for half a generation, the history of its successes asa preventive,of, and remedy forall disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels, and as of a nerve tonic and an alterative ‘4nd these . " Bell & B eldén’s Column. + ‘i -+——— BELL & BELDEN, Masonic Building, Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets, Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN Drugs, rc er ng gone te See —debiiity, hus been: /Written-by those whose health it has pre. served or re-established; authenticated by their signatures, and published by the leading newspapers of the conntry. The unquestionable proofs of its superierity Over every other preparation ot its class, have during that time been «énstantly accumulating; and have‘formed an important part of the current medical literature of America. Statesmen, philosophers, po-" ets, divines, judges, lawyers, actors, novel. ists—in short, men and won-en who have distinguished themselves in ull honorable walks of life, and whose names are house hold words wherever the English tongue is -poken,'have volur tarily come forward and endorsed this. great remedy. There statements, founded on personal experience ‘have naturally had great weight with the community, and hence it is that Hustetter’s: Stomach Bitters now stands at the -. headiof the proprietary medicines matin. factured on this side of the Atlantic, as regards the amountof its sales and its 'reputation as a restorative, 2 To the Public and the Stockholders of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company. “At a meeting of the Directors of the N.C; N. G.R.R. Co. held at the office of the Company, Grass Valley, on the 11th day of August, 1874, the keport of the Enginegr was tHe amount of money necessary tO build the Road, the following Resolutions were unan: im%usly adopted and ordered published ‘: hesolved, That in’ view of the probable cost of the Koad we deem it unwise to enter upon the construction thereof until the sum of $300,000 shall have been subscribed. Resolved, that a Committee of two be appointed by the President to wait upon the people and urge upon them the pressing he cessity of additional subscriptions to the cap‘tal stock su.ncignt to meéet the requirements of the foregoing resolution, Resolved, That. if the sum of $300,000 shall nut bave been subscribed by ‘luesday, __. the lst day of: September the Doreetors wil Shop-on Brom street; opposite the Nevada — pe Call & meeting of the stockholders to submit to them the question of disincorpurating the Company, GEORGE FLETCHER, Books: at Auction. & — Aug. 12th. About ‘TWO TONS OF BOOKS ! __ A Stock of Books from the Kearney Street: Bookstore. San Fraucisco. 8 To be be closed out AT AUCTION . ! Family Bibles, Albums, ™ Historical, Poetical, Medical And Theological Works 1000 volumes of Sunday School Books which will be offered at $30 per 100---Less than half price. Such an opportunity may never again be offered to the people of this city. Private Sale during the dsy at Auction Prices. Sale to commence 5 ry This Evening and continue ev" ery Evening, until the entire “Stock is closed out. \ At Holbrook’s Auction Booms. Sale copimenes st 7% 0’clock. DR. F. BUELOW, — Physician and Surgeon, usiastic ovatiOns at Portland, Oregon.‘ a vada, June Wth, 1974, > ~©OILET POWDER, COLOGNE SETs, COMBS, BRUSHES, Ke. &e. Ke. . PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ie pls Satpal “And in consideration-ot . Say; It will cure every disease of the Kidneys, direct or remote. U. 8. Senator. Windom, of Mine, testifes . Before making purchases to its efficiency in-his case of Kidney trovble of over twenty years standing. edred iu ten days. drec sof well authenticated cases. lars, etc. at Mining Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &e. &e. A full line of CHOICE PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAPs, WINDOW GLASS, ay) _ BOOKS! BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, GIFT BOOKS, School Libraries supplied at the Lowest Terms, STATIONERY, Gold Pens, : £teel Pens, Letter and Note Paper, : Legal Cap, x Bill Cap, Drawing Paper, Envelopes. &e, &eBethesda Water! Taken from the Celebrated Mineral Springs of Waukesha, Wisconsin. This Water ig one of the best and most wonderful curative agenta known to the MATERIA MEDICA in.all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder or any secondary symptoms growing out of such derangerents as Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Liver Dersngement, Billiousness, Costiveness and all other diseases. Huudreds of Testimoniale 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, He was Prof. Williacd Parker of New Yoru, Ool{. lege abd Hospital. The acknowledged head . * of the profession in America, has ordered the idospital to be supplied with Bethesda Water. Ite curative properties proven in hunFor further information apply for circuBELL & BELDEN’S, . Agents for Bethesda Water. W. H. Crawford's "Medicines, _ Agricultural . Implement 8; Eee 3 COLUAcnN. ~ — pz82 RECEIV-RD AND KEPT CON STANTLY ON-HAND As ; LARGE STOCK OF HEAVY AND SHELF ~ IPRows, : —AND— AT THE OLD STAND, __ Opposite the Union Hotel, Nevada City. IRON AND STEEL, NAILS AND SHOVELS, WHEELBARROWS, Rope, all sizes, Flocks & Sheaves ee Made t> order and Tarred. r) ~ . Bubber Hose, Belting & Packing _PAINT BRUSHES. Doors & Windows _ GLASS & PUTTY. a WHITE LEAD, ‘Linseed,Lard and Castor{0il. Sole Agent for the AVERILL CHEMICALSPAINT MIXED FOR USE, : POWDER, Giant, California and Eastern. . Agent for the WEED SEWING MACHINE THE BEST MADR. Always in ateck, SPOOL COTTON, SILK, in use,& ' Agent for A. 8, Hallidie’s WIRE ROPE! At Manu ‘acturers’ Prices and Freight. ° WOODEN and WILLOW WARE, os }CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS. Call and Examine ‘my prices.: : elsewhere. . . CAN SAVE COIN By Doing So.Tin Ware made and Repaired. GAS AND WATER PIPE of ali kinds the City Water Works. W. H CRAWFORD, 27 and 29 Main Strect. MAIN STREET, . . HYDRAULIC PIPE. AND NEEDLES for the varions Machines’ always on hand and conmections msde with r‘ue tadnens of keeping Hester & Mulloy, — Wholesale‘ana Retai) Dealers,re oe _ HARDWARE, = ‘Fine: Wines and Whiskies. B KREP ONAND CONSTANTLY _ & LAKGE and varied Stock of? tho: aboy lize of @eods, No; 52: Broad Street, »’ = NEVADA CITY, ; Nevada, duly 1616. a as Sper eee =i * : Nevada County. ‘Co-operative and-Mining Co. ~~ NUBSCRIPTION BOOKS are. NOW” open K for Stock in the Nevada Sounty Co-op. erative Prospecting and Mining Go, Capital Stock $200,000; Shares $20 each unassersable., : 2000 Shares are’ now offered for Which puyment will be receive ( as follows 3 -, 200 Shares for Cash. 4 300 Shares for Labor, 5U0 Shares ‘for Machinery dud Mining: Tools. ; : 10 Shares for Mines, Gravel and Quart: Any information wanted in regirdto the . Company can be obtdined. of.G@. ¥. TURN: ER, G. Gy ALLAN, JOHN BERKY,.ED CARNLY, ©. .D. GAMPBELL, or E.W BIGELOW, Nevada, July 13th, 1874. DENTISTRY. DR. A. CHAPMAN, Vy OULD respectfully inform the peo. ple of thus city and vicinity that he has rosuimed iis: profession &gain and Jeas_ od-an Ontice iy ths Transcript Builuing, ON COMMERG@IAL STREET, And is now prepared to do anything and everythiny in the line of Dentistry und satie. faction puaranteed, from 1 to 6 P.M, Nevada, April 7th, 1874, Cc, —AND— Justice of the Peace. EARCHING RECORDS, ABSTRAOTIN 6 KD AND CONVEYANCING promptly atten ded to. Accounts collected.h Also Agent for: PACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE AGBNOY AND COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF LOADOx,. Parties desiring to SELL, PURCHASE Ok REST PROPERLY will tind it to their aah. vantage to call at my office. a Office No 64 Hroad Street, Nerv City. LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION. E STABLISHED A. D, 1720, Cash Assets, $13,000,000. Fire Riska at Current Rates. C2083 & OO. General Agente, N>. 313 California Street, Ban Francie: , _ — LESTER & MULLOY Azents for Nevada City. JOHNNY JACK. Pine Street, Nevada City. “One door from Broad, EEPS constantly on hand Fresh. in portations of imported Havana CIGARS, Domestic Cigars, CHOICE BRANDS of TOBACCO, PIPES, of all kinds. OUTLERY, &c, Also Dealer in TROPICaL ¥RVITS of cvery description. oe . CONFECTIONERY, NUTS. And in fact everything to be fo.nd fh » first-class Variety Store, To Whom it may Concern. LL PERSONS having any clais.« againet the undersigned, wiil plea present them fur payment, anu those know. ing themselves ind: bted, are very polite), eqjucsted to tall and ‘settie sand thereb; save costa se Lam determined to settle my old business. : IRA A. EATON Union Hotel. Au vst 4h, 1874. < NOTICH, TY O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-“The firm of Laucasier &. Uo: eugaged a Livery snd eed ptebie, and whose pridcipal ,lace o* business is at Nevada city, in tue county of Nevada, Etate of "California, 16 compos d ot MaryL Lancaster, who is sole pwtuer in’ salu busiuees under said firm vame ana . whose pluce uf: residence i# Nevada cits Californias. . MARY L. LANCASTER. © Dated Auguat 19th, 1974. » . , Office Hours from 0A. M. to 12 M. ana