August 28, 1874 (4 pages)

a ah LDS MITH~ y forth from hig , Elegant New Stor ~ON—. : reial Street, world wag as it win for : admiration of hig cue: is . : isplay of Goods, soul. The throng thas E BAZAAR superiority of his Rooda customers receive at-his LUXURY that is produce’ in the ite Zones: There 1s eve: (FUL TOYS uity has been able to in. STIONERY the palate of the Gods, the Variety line so et id so artistically arrang. establishment delights Riders vs of = od Tobacco EXCELLED . ! ISMITH invitation to everybody ew stand ‘and he -promintion and the beat stock ch to select ever seen in ‘ the New Store anscript Office, reet,Nevada, 6 She, LES CHOICE! PERVISOR, District, G. Allan. -CTION, Jépt. Qnd, 1874,: le —) SEARLS, vunselor at Law K OFFICE, — .e Court House da City. . ST5. r a Patent to a y Claim. s LAND OFFICE, Cal., June 23, 1874} ty given that M. McLeod, A. H. Cole, R. F. smack, E. N. McLeod, icLeod, and RB. J. Mcce is You Bet, Nevada 5 made application for od Placer Mine, situing District, Nevads and described in the bD Ble im this office as ; Of Kxtexior Bounda; the east corner of the ked M J, P M (for Mc. Om whicha’Dlack oak __ r bears North 9 ©: West 1d. the corner to Secnship 16 North, Range 1se and Merivian, bears chs distant, and ruc L452 W 0.56 chs. } wide, course SE & N t Section Line between 5 West from the corner 19430. 14.86 che get ul corner of the claim, 2m whicha spruce 2) 519 15’ East 32 links ariation 18° East, N small Ravine 6 links hs Swallravine 6 links 16.54 ths, small reand §. 22.29. chains E and W. 26.09 che chs Small Ravine 5 1s, Set a stake for the 1im, marked ML PM r of the claim, from ‘in. dia. bears 8 71° “hence variation 18° 84 chs ditch 4 links hs ditch 3 links wide h 3 links wide, N & 8. fe at original corner m which a black oak 2 W 7 links distant. » Jenny Lind claim. ~ 2.14 chains ditch N sh Nand S. 8.94 chs. 24.64 chs,.small r:r. $8.79 .che mining chs same poe AT. tavine3S E anCres 24 tion 24ank.NE \ of p 16 North, Range 9 and Meridian, Our Sheriff and Deputies are havLe County Treasurer Sanford came. _ the other day by inquiring how she the sidewalks about town are a great NEVADA CItY, can, , ‘LOCAL AFFAIR, This city thas so far beaten. Grass Valley in the subscriptions obtained . : since the last meeting, Graes Valley has subseribed $5: _ $8,200. It is ‘hoped tore ~ will come forward and iticrease ‘the emount, The committee did fair work here while out. Would it not be advisable to give another day’s work, and see what would be the result? G On-Satarday evening there will be & meeting of the members—of-—the £0, 0.F., at Odd: Fellows’ Hall, for the purpose of cotapleting the organization, before applying for —a dispensation; for an Encampment in this city, oo A ‘man in town who has been ta” king a dose of mothetiniaw Adtely, says that the only péate be-has had for the last two years, Was been since the Beecher trialseémmenced. The GrassValley Union. is dis. posed tohold Jugge Stidger to the offer Ke“Made;:that he would subscribe two dollars to Chas. Kent's one. A couple of thousand wonld . come in Well justnow, -Patrick Braherty diedvery suddenly at the Golden Eagle Hotel,’ Grass Valley, on Wediiesday, and a . post. mortem examination was held upon the body yesterday. ing arecess just now. There is tio Court business, and there bag not been 4 case of insanity fortwo days. ~The Grass Valley Convent School . opened on Monday last. Two dol" dars‘a moxth'to those who can afford _ it, is charged. To others the tuition is-free.-rt nearhaving a. heavy iron awning post fall on him, while passing the brick block being erected on Mill street, ia Grass Valley. Ed. Goldsmith has the first celery of the season, and we are indebted to him for some of “that same.” The articlé came by express from San Francisco, J.C. Coleman has been in Sav Francisco on ‘ business ‘tonnected with the railroad, and will return to-pight. We hope to be able to chronicle some goed news on his re‘turn, An eight year old son of a Doctor in this eity, surprised his. mother thought Beecher was going to ge ‘out of that scrape. 3. S$. Molbrook hes-teased the the ‘building of Mike Enright, on Broad stteet, opposite the Bank of Navada County, for an auction and variety store, The Great Montgomery Queen’s circus is performing in the lower counties, and is expected in this county some time next month. The Fay ‘Templeton Dramatie Troupe will be in this city, about September 3d. No better combination travels. The Grass Valley Publie schools open én Monday, the 7th day of September, instead of Monday next. ee ; Prejectiag Nails. The nails projecting above many of annoyance to ladies, who frequently have their dresses torn by them. The only method to prevent these spikes from working up in dry weather when the wood shyinks, is to have} the edges barbed when they are first driven in. Marshal Gray has had the nails driven down in some of the prominent places, but there many sidewalks yet, where the nails are dangerous to pedestrians being tripped up and have their limbs broken or bruised. If property owners and tenants would assist the Marshal in this matter by driving dowu the nails in front of their premises, they would receive the thanks of the traveling public, tage Spotted Boy Combination. Everybody should go to the Theatre to-night and se the wonderful Spotted Boy, with his companion, a} -Boa Constrictor. Also Miss Matilde Sanvill, the Smallest Lady in the world, the Mammvth Moving Pano-j. . tama of 288 scenes, and a fine col4 ion of Apes and Monkeys. An=a, Eatery Fie Gone 927 Go to Niven new stand, corner of Broad and Pine streets for the best Cigars in town, eT " ‘~s $9,300, and Nevada} . Menta sold at resonable rates tor Gash.— WILLIAM O'DONNELL, "Made im two seconds, by Mts. Ru‘dolph, ‘Phetographer, a2 se ‘Carriage for Sale. ee A setond hand top buggy for sale ; Misdirected Bile, ~’ TRe bile is slightly cathartic, ana when of the proper Quality und poured regtilarly, a8 it Ought to be, into the upper bowels, it Keeps the intestinal canal free from ubstruction. But if, Owing to the sluggish Laction of the liver, the secretion be deficient in quality or quantity, or both, cos. tiveness is the result} nor can the bowels ‘under such circumstances_be permanently regulated, except by an efficient anti-bil. fous agent. _Hostetter’s, Stomach Bitters is Su-han agent, as well as a painless laxa. etic Tor Constipation, But this is only one . Of the bile to abétract’ the superabundant -carbox from the blood, and when thé iiver doés not work this functién devolves upon the kidneys, which cannit even. imperfectly perform the task without being geriously disordered, Co sequently, kidney diseases are often cohsequent tipon the Bitters will effectually arouse and regulate that organ when inert or slothful, and thereby avett chronie diseases of the kid: neys or bladder, as Well as, cute constipa. tion, Moreover, this powerfui Specific is an absolute cure for dyspepsia, neryous prostration, mental. despondency, ‘genera, } NOR tive and a’ genial tonic. “Hence it. isaspe-. to win; . of the many virtues of this unequalled veg} -etable ngstorstive. It is one of the offices . tompidity of the liver. A course of thw Puree. 4 es tes HS MARYSVILLE! COMMENCING oN ss “SPEED PROGRAMME, Monday.. ‘Sept 14. No, 1, RUNNING RacE—Free for all 3:year olds owned in Peete eeee the District July 4, 1874; et2ing, . My POMBO. sii. ESO 00 First_prenifum, $74; sec. ond, $30; third, $20, -_ RACE AGAINST TIME— Fout minutes; free for all; to go as they please; each poe to go singty;—the——— wee 88 eae ee ch escie $20. eae -Sept 16. 6 Tuesday.. No. 8.” TROTTING RACE—Best 3in5 :; to harness; for hors. e€8 owned ih the District July 1, 1874, that never beat 3 minutes. = Wid$is is arg +6 6sieehe esse 8350 00 First premium, $150; sec: oS ond, $75; third, $25. No. 4, TROYTING RACE—Free for all; 2-miles and repeat}for horses owned in the District July 1,.1874, seg. ore (ermereer tee $250 00 ‘ irst preminm, $150; sec: ond, $75; third, $25. ee ae . debility, headache, and ail the niinor ail. ments proceedin : from imp#rfect diges. tion and assimilation. As un fnvigorant rapidly restoring the strength of convalescent patients, it takes precedence of every other medicated stin ulant in use, To the Public and the Stockholders of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad — ’ At a meeting of the Directors of the N. C, N. G. R. R. Co, held at the office of the Gompany, Grass Vailéy, on the 11th day of August, 1874, the heport of tlie Engineer was read and accepted. “And in consideration of the amount of monéy necessary to build the Read, the following Resolutions were unapim*usly adopted and ordered published : Resolved, That in view,of the probable cost of the Koad we deem it unwise to énter upon the construction thereof unt 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 necessity of additional subscriptions to the cap'tal stock suiuciewt to meet the requirementsof the foregeing resulution, ™ Resolved, That éf the sum of $300,000 shall not baye been subscribed by ‘Tuesday, the 1st day of September. the Directors will call a meeting of the pteckholdurs to submit to them the ting the Cumpany, ‘ . : GEORGE FLETCHER, : Aug. 19th, ; Secretary. Sc eeeraesensensnenenseenere _ House For Sale. . os large fine residence, situated in NevaA da City. Contajuing 9 roums, ‘cellar bata rooin,closets &c. One-half acre dot also 4% greativariety of cheice truit on the premises. Terms cash. Apply to J. M. WALLING. 2i2 Real Estate Agent. L. COOMBS, M. D. e Graes Valley Svecialty—Diseases of Women and Chil dren: setae nes DR. LEONARD, ' DENTIST, MAIN STREET, NORTH SAN JUAN. 5S prepared todo DENTAL WORK ina: , part of Nevada County. Send naine place of residence, Full upper or under sets of T ceth. 25 JOHN H. HARRISON, — EALER IN BEEF, MUTTON, Da COBNED BEEF, CORNED PURE, ke. Shop on Broad Street, opposite the Nevads DRUGS, ‘MEDICINES, . 45D MINING CHEMICALS, AND, LEAD AND CLAY CRUCIBLES, AT NEVADA DRUG STORE, E. M. PRESTON, APOTHECARY AND DEALER IN Paints, Oils, Varnish, Paris White, Cemént Whiting, Plaster Paris, &c. &c, Also, a full assortment of Choice Liquors, : for medicinal purposes, Perfume and Toilet Articles in Great Variety. Prescriptions carefully compoundeé st all hours. N. W. Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. Property insured against loss by fire st the lowest rates by LS E. M. PRESTON, Fire Insurance Agent. Nevada, June 27th. BRICKS. BRICKS. OULD inform the citizens of Neyada Y County that he is prepared to fur. First Class Bricks, One Thousand to a Mi.lion. he sold ch than they have Ft Pei fo “this oe tr a past fuur years. Those in want of Good Bricks will do weil : elsewines, ah Obes Perk. Uneins where, Ali orders will S eee the Half Mile short House, on the old Grass for theaged and infirm, and a means of . : question of disimcorpurs-_ ‘and all bids. He Wednesday. No. 6: PAC G RACE—Best 3 in 5; free for all pacers owned ° _ in the District July 1,1874, Parse. ccc First premium, $100; secs os ond, $75; third, $25. No, vareseees SOpt 16. 6. RUNNING RACE —Free fot all; best 3 in 5, : Parse. oo. 505 0. GR00 oo First fum, $100; sec. . : ond, $45; thitd, $28, ; Thureday.../.Sept 17, No.-7.-TROTTING RACE 3in 5; free for all hotses that never beat 2:30. Parse. ttetesteceeees 80000 First premium, $160; second, #100; third, $50, No, 8.TROPPING RAUVE= Beat 3 _ in 5; free for all horses owned in the District, July 1, 1874, that never have beat Pete. .,. (tes olaae-s $200 00 First premium, $100; second, $80; third, $30. PUNO itnieiwees vane: Sept 18. ‘No. 9. LADIES’ TOURNAMENT : . —For the most skillful .atid accomplished equestri€nne; to whom we will, on decision of the Judge-, pay four premiun.e. First premium, $40; second, $30: third $20; fourth; $19. No. 1. TROTTING KRACE—Best 3 in 5; free tor ail stailions standing or owned in the : District Sune 1, 1874~ : Blackbird inciuded. WS nis ncckecas. First jum, $150; sec. ond, $75; third, $25, Sept 19, Saturda No. 1i. TROTTING RACE—Best 3 in 5; free to all double teams owned by the same person and wsed as each in the District. ; Parse. -.---$180 00 First. premium, $75; secS ond, $25, g Xo. 12. TROTTING RACE—Five miles owt; free for all. Purse. «+24. $200 00 First premium, $160; second $75; third, $25, ee ee i rs ee. es CONDITIONS. Tretting and Pacing to be governed by the By-laws, Rules and Regulations of the National Association. ee Running Races by the Rules of the Btate Agricultura? Society, . All entries can be ry’s office, atany time before 6 P. u., Sep. tember 5th. ‘Len per cent. premiuin will be required at the time of making the entry. / All entries subject to the @pproval of the Board of Divectors. A horse distancing the of the same, shall only first money.ficid, or any part bé eutitled to the ree District: Butte, Colusa, Del Norte, atu. Lake, Lassen, Méndoa, Naps, Placer, Plumas, Shasla, Sie Siskiyou, Sonoma, Svlano, Satter, Péebama, Trinity, Yolo and Yuba, y order of the Board, i D.E. KNIGHT, President. Wx. G Murray, Secr: ta: y. a22 Room No, 6, Odd Fellows’ Building. SEALED PROPOSALS “Sy ILL be received at the office of A. B. , Grass Valley, orat the Ceunty Clerk’s . Nevada city, until 2 o’clk, P. M, Saturday, fag 1874, for building a bridge across Wolf creek, at Joseph Perrin’s, seid bridge to be built with 2 spans, thirty feet each in the clear,abutinents and wings built of stone, dry wait;-The sbutments on west side 14 feet loug, 344 feet wide. tapering to two fect on top, five f.et above bed of the creek, with wings icined on upper side of Creek 36 feet. Abutiments op eart side of the Creek sawe 48 west side —wings adjoining to be forty feet: center pier 16 feet long, tapering to 32 feet on tep, 7 feet wide to 4 feet ou top,tapered to a point up the stream, the whole to be 12 teet on top of bridge, Each span requires 4 stringers, 10x16; also 4 wall plut 8, 4x12, bedded in mortar —the stringers to be notched in 1 inch on each end, Railing on each side 4x6 siandards the same; rails strapped to the standards by band-iron; planking 4x12—all lumber to be spruce ; plan ing well spiked duwn. All stone work to be built from the bed rock. Reserving the nae to reject any Road Commissioner Dist. Ne 2. Grass Valley, Aug 22. gee _ Dissolution. p heretofore existing Humboilt, cino, Ne Kechnie,in the Painting business is this day dissolved by mutual copseat. The business will be carried on a8 usual at the old s.an4d, on Broad Strect, by G. E. Withirgton. All indebted to the late firm are reuested to settle immediately with G. E. Fithington, and all persons having depha 9200 00 . ----8230 oo/ made st the Secreta.) The following counties. comprise the’ . Northern co-partnershi hetween G, E. Withington and C. Mc. lars, etc. at ie MasonioBuilding Cor Pine & Commercial Streets, * Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN ke —s Crawford’s COLUAIN,” a a a A BELL & BELDEN, secxarerscames] LARGE sT0ck OF HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE, PLOW s, 7 Drugs, re ‘ining ‘Chemicals, Patent. Medicines, &e. &e, , i tis ee A full line of {CHOICE PERFUMERY, + TOILET SOAPs, _ ©OILET PownER, COLOGNE SETS, COMES, BRUSHES, PAINTS, OILS, ~ -VARNISHRS, WINDOW GLASS, __ PAINT BRUSHEs. Aa eee ~ BLANK BOOKS, _ SCHOOL BOOKS, GIFT BOOKS, JUVENILE, at the Lowest Terms. STATIONERY, Gold Pens, Steel Pens, Letter and Note Paper, Legal Cap, Bill Cap, Drawing Paper, Envelopes. — &o, &eee 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 in all diseasesof the Kidneys and Bladder or any secondary symptoms growing.out of such derangerments 2s Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Liver Dersngement, Billiousness, 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 Oot, says ; It will cure every disease of the Kidneys, direct or remote. U. 8. Senator Windom, of Maine, testifies to ite efficiency in his case of Kidney trouble of over twenty years standing. He was cured in ten days. 2d Prof. Williard Parker of New Yorz, Gol lege and Hospital, ‘ Theacknowledged head of the profes#ion sn America, has ordered the Hospital to be supplied with Bethesda Water. Its curative properties proven in bundreds of well authenticated cases.BELL & BELDEN’S, Agents for Bethesda Water. Agricultural , a Implements, . Ke. Ke. &e. . sosnsistaa ° ‘ School Libraries supplied Bethesda Water! . —AND— AT THE-OLD STAND, . : Opposite the Union dual, ‘ . MAIN STREET, Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing Doors & Windows GLASS & PUTTY. oe . WHITE[{LEAD, Linseed,Lard and Castor Oil. = ‘Sole Agent for the AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT MIXED FOR USE. # ee POWDER, Giant, California and Eastern. Agent for the WEED SEWING MACHINE THE BEST MADE. Always in stock, SPOOL COTTON, SILK, AND NEEDLES for ‘the varions_ Machines in use, _ Agent for A, 8. Hallidie'y WIRE BOPE! \ At Manufacturers’ Prices and Freight. eee \ WOODEN and WILLOW WARE, CROCKERY AND . GLASS WARE, LAMPS AND. CHIMNEYs, ‘ae ———— Call and Examine my prices : Before making purchases elsewhere. CAN SAVE COIN GAS AND-WATER PIPE of all kind the City Water Works.j = Newt, first-class Variety To Whom it may Concern. present them for paythent and those << SSS SEAT RACER RT Lester & Mulloy;, HARDWARE, Fine Wines and Whiskies, 1} KEEP ON HAND CONSTANTLY A and varied Stocx ’ abov line of Goods, : ‘ Ra No, 52 Broad Street, NEVADA CITY, July 18,10re. ss, ta Nevada County: * Co-operative . Prospecting and Mining — QpCBAGRTP TION BOOKS ‘are now KD fon Stock in the Nevada Sounty Co-op. erative Prospecting and Mining Uo. ungssorsable. : 2000 Shares are now offered far which payMent'will be receive . ag follows : 200 Shares-for Cash. , 800 Shares for Labor. Transcript Builaing, ON COMMERCIAL STREET, And is now Prepared to do anything and e» erything in the line of Deutistry ana atic faction guaranteed. Office Hours from-@A, M,'to 12. M. ana from 1 to 6 P. M, Nevada, April 7th, 1874, NOTARY PUBLIC, ; AND a Justice of the Peace, GQeAncHNa RECORDS, ABSTRAQTING AND CONVEYANCING promptly atten ded to. a Accounts collected,_ Also Agent.for: PACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY AND COMMEROIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF LONDOn. Parties desiring to SELL, PURCHASE OR RENT PROPERTY will find it to ‘their aa vantage to call at my office. ° Office No 62 Broad Street, Nev City. . LONDON ASSURANCE: CORPORATION, yt 4Btasuep A. D. 1720, Cash Assets, $13,000,000. \ Fire °Riske at Current Rates. een C2088 & CO, General Agents, No. 1 3-Oelifornia, Street, Ban Francia o, é — Agents for Nevada City. Nevada, Aug. 11, 1874. JOHNNY JACK.Pine Street, Nevada City. One door from Broad, EEPS constantly on hand Fresh im portations of c imported Havana CIGARS, Domestic Cigars, CHOICE BRANDS of TOBACCO, PIPES. of all kinds. OUTLERY, &e, Also Dealer in TRUri1GaL. FRUITS of cyWty ery description, CONFECTIONERY, NUTS. And in fact eve re. -——-LL PERSONS ing-any claime against the und Will please newing nies ines bted, are very politeiyv requested to call and settic : and thereby Save conte a6 1 am determined to settle myold business IRA A. EATON. By Doing Seo. 7 Uiaton Hote): Aw wat 4ih, 1874. ee NCTICE. _ Tin Ware made and Repaired. ani Oe ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN — The firm of Lancaster & Co engaged . inthe business of @ * Livery and Feed Stable, and whose principal place of ousiness is at Nevaia gity, in the county of Nevada, State of California, 16 composed of Mary L Lancaster, who. is sule partier in whose place of roskionce i Nevacs city. ‘aliforns = MARY L. LAN 33th, 1614, thing to be found in av Fe SSN EE ee ‘open ~ Capital Stock $200,000, Shares 8H each. : iia Tools, 2 1000 Shares for Mines, Gravel and Quartz oa Go Any information wanted in regard to the TRON AND STEEL, ‘Company can be obtained of OK TURN. % saree ry, 0. 'D. BELL, or k.W. ; . BIGELOW. ey HAF : DENT Y _ WHEELBARROWS, 7 TISTRY. . Rope, all sizes, Blocks & Sheaves}. a pst, ec HYDRAULIC PIP you semen insorm. tho peo : Ae ple oa gry ite aoe vicinity thal he . iO Esk 1 & z umed his profession again aud leas. ~ Made to order and Tarrod. __. ed an Ofice in ihe ae y ey OS ey ay for Machinery and Mining wg I, STEER KES

a ah LDS MITH~ y forth from hig , Elegant New Stor ~ON—. : reial Street, world wag as it win for : admiration of hig cue: is . : isplay of Goods, soul. The throng thas E BAZAAR superiority of his Rooda customers receive at-his LUXURY that is produce’ in the ite Zones: There 1s eve: (FUL TOYS uity has been able to in. STIONERY the palate of the Gods, the Variety line so et id so artistically arrang. establishment delights Riders vs of = od Tobacco EXCELLED . ! ISMITH invitation to everybody ew stand ‘and he -promintion and the beat stock ch to select ever seen in ‘ the New Store anscript Office, reet,Nevada, 6 She, LES CHOICE! PERVISOR, District, G. Allan. -CTION, Jépt. Qnd, 1874,: le —) SEARLS, vunselor at Law K OFFICE, — .e Court House da City. . ST5. r a Patent to a y Claim. s LAND OFFICE, Cal., June 23, 1874} ty given that M. McLeod, A. H. Cole, R. F. smack, E. N. McLeod, icLeod, and RB. J. Mcce is You Bet, Nevada 5 made application for od Placer Mine, situing District, Nevads and described in the bD Ble im this office as ; Of Kxtexior Bounda; the east corner of the ked M J, P M (for Mc. Om whicha’Dlack oak __ r bears North 9 ©: West 1d. the corner to Secnship 16 North, Range 1se and Merivian, bears chs distant, and ruc L452 W 0.56 chs. } wide, course SE & N t Section Line between 5 West from the corner 19430. 14.86 che get ul corner of the claim, 2m whicha spruce 2) 519 15’ East 32 links ariation 18° East, N small Ravine 6 links hs Swallravine 6 links 16.54 ths, small reand §. 22.29. chains E and W. 26.09 che chs Small Ravine 5 1s, Set a stake for the 1im, marked ML PM r of the claim, from ‘in. dia. bears 8 71° “hence variation 18° 84 chs ditch 4 links hs ditch 3 links wide h 3 links wide, N & 8. fe at original corner m which a black oak 2 W 7 links distant. » Jenny Lind claim. ~ 2.14 chains ditch N sh Nand S. 8.94 chs. 24.64 chs,.small r:r. $8.79 .che mining chs same poe AT. tavine3S E anCres 24 tion 24ank.NE \ of p 16 North, Range 9 and Meridian, Our Sheriff and Deputies are havLe County Treasurer Sanford came. _ the other day by inquiring how she the sidewalks about town are a great NEVADA CItY, can, , ‘LOCAL AFFAIR, This city thas so far beaten. Grass Valley in the subscriptions obtained . : since the last meeting, Graes Valley has subseribed $5: _ $8,200. It is ‘hoped tore ~ will come forward and iticrease ‘the emount, The committee did fair work here while out. Would it not be advisable to give another day’s work, and see what would be the result? G On-Satarday evening there will be & meeting of the members—of-—the £0, 0.F., at Odd: Fellows’ Hall, for the purpose of cotapleting the organization, before applying for —a dispensation; for an Encampment in this city, oo A ‘man in town who has been ta” king a dose of mothetiniaw Adtely, says that the only péate be-has had for the last two years, Was been since the Beecher trialseémmenced. The GrassValley Union. is dis. posed tohold Jugge Stidger to the offer Ke“Made;:that he would subscribe two dollars to Chas. Kent's one. A couple of thousand wonld . come in Well justnow, -Patrick Braherty diedvery suddenly at the Golden Eagle Hotel,’ Grass Valley, on Wediiesday, and a . post. mortem examination was held upon the body yesterday. ing arecess just now. There is tio Court business, and there bag not been 4 case of insanity fortwo days. ~The Grass Valley Convent School . opened on Monday last. Two dol" dars‘a moxth'to those who can afford _ it, is charged. To others the tuition is-free.-rt nearhaving a. heavy iron awning post fall on him, while passing the brick block being erected on Mill street, ia Grass Valley. Ed. Goldsmith has the first celery of the season, and we are indebted to him for some of “that same.” The articlé came by express from San Francisco, J.C. Coleman has been in Sav Francisco on ‘ business ‘tonnected with the railroad, and will return to-pight. We hope to be able to chronicle some goed news on his re‘turn, An eight year old son of a Doctor in this eity, surprised his. mother thought Beecher was going to ge ‘out of that scrape. 3. S$. Molbrook hes-teased the the ‘building of Mike Enright, on Broad stteet, opposite the Bank of Navada County, for an auction and variety store, The Great Montgomery Queen’s circus is performing in the lower counties, and is expected in this county some time next month. The Fay ‘Templeton Dramatie Troupe will be in this city, about September 3d. No better combination travels. The Grass Valley Publie schools open én Monday, the 7th day of September, instead of Monday next. ee ; Prejectiag Nails. The nails projecting above many of annoyance to ladies, who frequently have their dresses torn by them. The only method to prevent these spikes from working up in dry weather when the wood shyinks, is to have} the edges barbed when they are first driven in. Marshal Gray has had the nails driven down in some of the prominent places, but there many sidewalks yet, where the nails are dangerous to pedestrians being tripped up and have their limbs broken or bruised. If property owners and tenants would assist the Marshal in this matter by driving dowu the nails in front of their premises, they would receive the thanks of the traveling public, tage Spotted Boy Combination. Everybody should go to the Theatre to-night and se the wonderful Spotted Boy, with his companion, a} -Boa Constrictor. Also Miss Matilde Sanvill, the Smallest Lady in the world, the Mammvth Moving Pano-j. . tama of 288 scenes, and a fine col4 ion of Apes and Monkeys. An=a, Eatery Fie Gone 927 Go to Niven new stand, corner of Broad and Pine streets for the best Cigars in town, eT " ‘~s $9,300, and Nevada} . Menta sold at resonable rates tor Gash.— WILLIAM O'DONNELL, "Made im two seconds, by Mts. Ru‘dolph, ‘Phetographer, a2 se ‘Carriage for Sale. ee A setond hand top buggy for sale ; Misdirected Bile, ~’ TRe bile is slightly cathartic, ana when of the proper Quality und poured regtilarly, a8 it Ought to be, into the upper bowels, it Keeps the intestinal canal free from ubstruction. But if, Owing to the sluggish Laction of the liver, the secretion be deficient in quality or quantity, or both, cos. tiveness is the result} nor can the bowels ‘under such circumstances_be permanently regulated, except by an efficient anti-bil. fous agent. _Hostetter’s, Stomach Bitters is Su-han agent, as well as a painless laxa. etic Tor Constipation, But this is only one . Of the bile to abétract’ the superabundant -carbox from the blood, and when thé iiver doés not work this functién devolves upon the kidneys, which cannit even. imperfectly perform the task without being geriously disordered, Co sequently, kidney diseases are often cohsequent tipon the Bitters will effectually arouse and regulate that organ when inert or slothful, and thereby avett chronie diseases of the kid: neys or bladder, as Well as, cute constipa. tion, Moreover, this powerfui Specific is an absolute cure for dyspepsia, neryous prostration, mental. despondency, ‘genera, } NOR tive and a’ genial tonic. “Hence it. isaspe-. to win; . of the many virtues of this unequalled veg} -etable ngstorstive. It is one of the offices . tompidity of the liver. A course of thw Puree.. 4 es tes HS MARYSVILLE! COMMENCING oN ss “SPEED PROGRAMME, Monday.... ‘Sept 14. No, 1, RUNNING RacE—Free for all 3:year olds owned in Peete eeee the District July 4, 1874; et2ing, .. My POMBO. sii.. ESO 00 First_prenifum, $74; sec. ond, $30; third, $20, -_ RACE AGAINST TIME— Fout minutes; free for all; to go as they please; each poe to go singty;—the——— wee 88 eae ee ch escie $20. eae -Sept 16. 6 Tuesday.... No. 8.” TROTTING RACE—Best 3in5 :; to harness; for hors. e€8 owned ih the District July 1, 1874, that never beat 3 minutes. = Wid$is is arg +6 6sieehe esse 8350 00 First premium, $150; sec: oS ond, $75; third, $25. No. 4, TROYTING RACE—Free for all; 2-miles and repeat}for horses owned in the District July 1,.1874, seg. ore (ermereer tee $250 00 ‘ irst preminm, $150; sec: ond, $75; third, $25. ee ae . debility, headache, and ail the niinor ail. ments proceedin : from imp#rfect diges. tion and assimilation. As un fnvigorant rapidly restoring the strength of convalescent patients, it takes precedence of every other medicated stin ulant in use, To the Public and the Stockholders of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad — ’ At a meeting of the Directors of the N. C, N. G. R. R. Co, held at the office of the Gompany, Grass Vailéy, on the 11th day of August, 1874, the heport of tlie Engineer was read and accepted. “And in consideration of the amount of monéy necessary to build the Read, the following Resolutions were unapim*usly adopted and ordered published : Resolved, That in view,of the probable cost of the Koad we deem it unwise to énter upon the construction thereof unt 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 necessity of additional subscriptions to the cap'tal stock suiuciewt to meet the requirementsof the foregeing resulution, ™ Resolved, That éf the sum of $300,000 shall not baye been subscribed by ‘Tuesday, the 1st day of September. the Directors will call a meeting of the pteckholdurs to submit to them the ting the Cumpany, ‘ . : GEORGE FLETCHER, : Aug. 19th, ; Secretary. Sc eeeraesensensnenenseenere _ House For Sale. . os large fine residence, situated in NevaA da City. Contajuing 9 roums, ‘cellar bata rooin,closets &c. One-half acre dot also 4% greativariety of cheice truit on the premises. Terms cash. Apply to J. M. WALLING. 2i2 Real Estate Agent. L. COOMBS, M. D. e Graes Valley Svecialty—Diseases of Women and Chil dren: setae nes DR. LEONARD, ' DENTIST, MAIN STREET, NORTH SAN JUAN. 5S prepared todo DENTAL WORK ina: , part of Nevada County. Send naine place of residence, Full upper or under sets of T ceth. 25 JOHN H. HARRISON, — EALER IN BEEF, MUTTON, Da COBNED BEEF, CORNED PURE, ke. Shop on Broad Street, opposite the Nevads DRUGS, ‘MEDICINES, . 45D MINING CHEMICALS, AND, LEAD AND CLAY CRUCIBLES, AT NEVADA DRUG STORE, E. M. PRESTON, APOTHECARY AND DEALER IN Paints, Oils, Varnish, Paris White, Cemént Whiting, Plaster Paris, &c. &c, Also, a full assortment of Choice Liquors, : for medicinal purposes, Perfume and Toilet Articles in Great Variety. Prescriptions carefully compoundeé st all hours. N. W. Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. Property insured against loss by fire st the lowest rates by LS E. M. PRESTON, Fire Insurance Agent. Nevada, June 27th. BRICKS. BRICKS. OULD inform the citizens of Neyada Y County that he is prepared to fur. First Class Bricks, One Thousand to a Mi.lion. he sold ch than they have Ft Pei fo “this oe tr a past fuur years. Those in want of Good Bricks will do weil : elsewines, ah Obes Perk. Uneins where, Ali orders

will S eee the Half Mile short House, on the old Grass for theaged and infirm, and a means of . : question of disimcorpurs-_ ‘and all bids. He Wednesday.. No. 6: PAC G RACE—Best 3 in 5; free for all pacers owned ° _ in the District July 1,1874, Parse.. ccc First premium, $100; secs os ond, $75; third, $25. No, vareseees SOpt 16. 6. RUNNING RACE —Free fot all; best 3 in 5, : Parse.. oo. 505 0. GR00 oo First fum, $100; sec. . : ond, $45; thitd, $28, ; Thureday...../..Sept 17, No.-7.-TROTTING RACE 3in 5; free for all hotses that never beat 2:30. Parse.. ttetesteceeees 80000 First premium, $160; second, #100; third, $50, No, 8.TROPPING RAUVE= Beat 3 _ in 5; free for all horses owned in the District, July 1, 1874, that never have beat Pete.. ..,. (tes olaae-s $200 00 First premium, $100; second, $80; third, $30. PUNO itnieiwees vane: Sept 18. ‘No. 9. LADIES’ TOURNAMENT : . —For the most skillful .atid accomplished equestri€nne; to whom we will, on decision of the Judge-, pay four premiun.e. First premium, $40; second, $30: third $20; fourth; $19. No. 1. TROTTING KRACE—Best 3 in 5; free tor ail stailions standing or owned in the : District Sune 1, 1874~ : Blackbird inciuded. WS nis ncckecas. First jum, $150; sec. ond, $75; third, $25, Sept 19, Saturda No. 1i. TROTTING RACE—Best 3 in 5; free to all double teams owned by the same person and wsed as each in the District. ; Parse. -.---$180 00 First. premium, $75; secS ond, $25, g Xo. 12. TROTTING RACE—Five miles owt; free for all. Purse. «+24. $200 00 First premium, $160; second $75; third, $25, ee ee i rs ee. es CONDITIONS. Tretting and Pacing to be governed by the By-laws, Rules and Regulations of the National Association. ee Running Races by the Rules of the Btate Agricultura? Society, . All entries can be ry’s office, atany time before 6 P. u., Sep. tember 5th. ‘Len per cent. premiuin will be required at the time of making the entry. / All entries subject to the @pproval of the Board of Divectors. A horse distancing the of the same, shall only first money.ficid, or any part bé eutitled to the ree District: Butte, Colusa, Del Norte, atu. Lake, Lassen, Méndoa, Naps, Placer, Plumas, Shasla, Sie Siskiyou, Sonoma, Svlano, Satter, Péebama, Trinity, Yolo and Yuba, y order of the Board, i D.E. KNIGHT, President. Wx. G Murray, Secr: ta: y. a22 Room No, 6, Odd Fellows’ Building. SEALED PROPOSALS “Sy ILL be received at the office of A. B. , Grass Valley, orat the Ceunty Clerk’s . Nevada city, until 2 o’clk, P. M, Saturday, fag 1874, for building a bridge across Wolf creek, at Joseph Perrin’s, seid bridge to be built with 2 spans, thirty feet each in the clear,abutinents and wings built of stone, dry wait;-The sbutments on west side 14 feet loug, 344 feet wide. tapering to two fect on top, five f.et above bed of the creek, with wings icined on upper side of Creek 36 feet. Abutiments op eart side of the Creek sawe 48 west side —wings adjoining to be forty feet: center pier 16 feet long, tapering to 32 feet on tep, 7 feet wide to 4 feet ou top,tapered to a point up the stream, the whole to be 12 teet on top of bridge, Each span requires 4 stringers, 10x16; also 4 wall plut 8, 4x12, bedded in mortar —the stringers to be notched in 1 inch on each end, Railing on each side 4x6 siandards the same; rails strapped to the standards by band-iron; planking 4x12—all lumber to be spruce ; plan ing well spiked duwn. All stone work to be built from the bed rock. Reserving the nae to reject any Road Commissioner Dist. Ne 2. Grass Valley, Aug 22. gee _ Dissolution. p heretofore existing Humboilt, cino, Ne Kechnie,in the Painting business is this day dissolved by mutual copseat. The business will be carried on a8 usual at the old s.an4d, on Broad Strect, by G. E. Withirgton. All indebted to the late firm are reuested to settle immediately with G. E. Fithington, and all persons having depha 9200 00 . ----8230 oo/ made st the Secreta.) The following counties. comprise the’ . Northern co-partnershi hetween G, E. Withington and C. Mc. lars, etc. at ie MasonioBuilding Cor Pine & Commercial Streets, * Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN ke —s Crawford’s COLUAIN,” a a a A BELL & BELDEN, secxarerscames] LARGE sT0ck OF HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE, PLOW s, 7 Drugs, re ‘ining ‘Chemicals, Patent. Medicines, &e. &e, , i tis ee A full line of {CHOICE PERFUMERY, + TOILET SOAPs, _ ©OILET PownER, COLOGNE SETS, COMES, BRUSHES, PAINTS, OILS, ~ -VARNISHRS, WINDOW GLASS, __ PAINT BRUSHEs. Aa eee ~ BLANK BOOKS, _ SCHOOL BOOKS, GIFT BOOKS, JUVENILE, at the Lowest Terms. STATIONERY, Gold Pens, Steel Pens, Letter and Note Paper, Legal Cap, Bill Cap, Drawing Paper, Envelopes. — &o, &eee 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 in all diseasesof the Kidneys and Bladder or any secondary symptoms growing.out of such derangerments 2s Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Liver Dersngement, Billiousness, 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 Oot, says ; It will cure every disease of the Kidneys, direct or remote. U. 8. Senator Windom, of Maine, testifies to ite efficiency in his case of Kidney trouble of over twenty years standing. He was cured in ten days. 2d Prof. Williard Parker of New Yorz, Gol lege and Hospital, ‘ Theacknowledged head of the profes#ion sn America, has ordered the Hospital to be supplied with Bethesda Water. Its curative properties proven in bundreds of well authenticated cases.BELL & BELDEN’S, Agents for Bethesda Water. Agricultural , a Implements, . Ke. Ke. &e. . sosnsistaa ° ‘ School Libraries supplied Bethesda Water! . —AND— AT THE-OLD STAND, . : Opposite the Union dual, ‘ . MAIN STREET, Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing Doors & Windows GLASS & PUTTY. oe . WHITE[{LEAD, Linseed,Lard and Castor Oil. = ‘Sole Agent for the AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT MIXED FOR USE. # ee POWDER, Giant, California and Eastern. Agent for the WEED SEWING MACHINE THE BEST MADE. Always in stock, SPOOL COTTON, SILK, AND NEEDLES for ‘the varions_ Machines in use, _ Agent for A, 8. Hallidie'y WIRE BOPE! \ At Manufacturers’ Prices and Freight. eee \ WOODEN and WILLOW WARE, CROCKERY AND . GLASS WARE, LAMPS AND. CHIMNEYs, ‘ae ———— Call and Examine my prices : Before making purchases elsewhere. CAN SAVE COIN GAS AND-WATER PIPE of all kind the City Water Works.j = Newt, first-class Variety To Whom it may Concern. present them for paythent and those << SSS SEAT RACER RT Lester & Mulloy;, HARDWARE, Fine Wines and Whiskies, 1} KEEP ON HAND CONSTANTLY A and varied Stocx ’ abov line of Goods, : ‘ Ra No, 52 Broad Street, NEVADA CITY, July 18,10re. ss, ta Nevada County: * Co-operative . Prospecting and Mining — QpCBAGRTP TION BOOKS ‘are now KD fon Stock in the Nevada Sounty Co-op. erative Prospecting and Mining Uo. ungssorsable. : 2000 Shares are now offered far which payMent'will be receive . ag follows : 200 Shares-for Cash. , 800 Shares for Labor. Transcript Builaing, ON COMMERCIAL STREET, And is now Prepared to do anything and e» erything in the line of Deutistry ana atic faction guaranteed. Office Hours from-@A, M,'to 12. M. ana from 1 to 6 P. M, Nevada, April 7th, 1874, NOTARY PUBLIC, ; AND a Justice of the Peace, GQeAncHNa RECORDS, ABSTRAQTING AND CONVEYANCING promptly atten ded to. a Accounts collected,_ Also Agent.for: PACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY AND COMMEROIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF LONDOn. Parties desiring to SELL, PURCHASE OR RENT PROPERTY will find it to ‘their aa vantage to call at my office. ° Office No 62 Broad Street, Nev City. . LONDON ASSURANCE: CORPORATION, yt 4Btasuep A. D. 1720, Cash Assets, $13,000,000. \ Fire °Riske at Current Rates. een C2088 & CO, General Agents, No. 1 3-Oelifornia, Street, Ban Francia o, é — Agents for Nevada City. Nevada, Aug. 11, 1874. JOHNNY JACK.Pine Street, Nevada City. One door from Broad, EEPS constantly on hand Fresh im portations of c imported Havana CIGARS, Domestic Cigars, CHOICE BRANDS of TOBACCO, PIPES. of all kinds. OUTLERY, &e, Also Dealer in TRUri1GaL. FRUITS of cyWty ery description, CONFECTIONERY, NUTS. And in fact eve re. -——-LL PERSONS ing-any claime against the und Will please newing nies ines bted, are very politeiyv requested to call and settic : and thereby Save conte a6 1 am determined to settle myold business IRA A. EATON. By Doing Seo. 7 Uiaton Hote): Aw wat 4ih, 1874. ee NCTICE. _ Tin Ware made and Repaired. ani Oe ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN — The firm of Lancaster & Co engaged . inthe business of @ * Livery and Feed Stable, and whose principal place of ousiness is at Nevaia gity, in the county of Nevada, State of California, 16 composed of Mary L Lancaster, who. is sule partier in whose place of roskionce i Nevacs city. ‘aliforns = MARY L. LAN 33th, 1614, thing to be found in av Fe SSN EE ee ‘open ~ Capital Stock $200,000, Shares 8H each. : iia Tools, 2 1000 Shares for Mines, Gravel and Quartz oa Go Any information wanted in regard to the TRON AND STEEL, ‘Company can be obtained of OK TURN. % saree ry, 0. 'D. BELL, or k.W. ; . BIGELOW. ey HAF : DENT Y _ WHEELBARROWS, 7 TISTRY. . Rope, all sizes, Blocks & Sheaves}. a pst, ec HYDRAULIC PIP you semen insorm. tho peo : Ae ple oa gry ite aoe vicinity thal he . iO Esk 1 & z umed his profession again aud leas. ~ Made to order and Tarrod. __. ed an Ofice in ihe ae y ey OS ey ay for Machinery and Mining wg I, STEER KES