December 27, 1871 (4 pages)

outside WS! come interfer. nd COLD . nd =Durabid® Carpets, Fuel, m COLD DRAFT ellings under outMetallic STRIP iration of all who rd lic is respectfully ition, which is so in afford to use it. ving in Fuel 2 its Cost. ar . n be made and apinary mechanical d.and replaced at complicated ma r, Door-or Window, use wherever WFORD, 29 Main St. AY GIFT le to a Lady [ACHINE, the Strongs Best Sew ad ‘FORD, ain Street, I ° o Pacer a The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. [eS LOCAL AFFAIRS, Christmas Trees. N Christmas was observed in the customary manner in this city, On Saturday evening presents were distributed in the Congregational, Episcopal and Methodist Sunday Schools, frem‘Christmas trees. On Monday evening the distribution took plece in the Baptist Schoel. : At the Congregational Church a handsome tree was put up and beautifully decorated. _Ganta Claus, repLADIES TAKE NOTICE . No Humbug Sale! a ROSENBERG BROS., OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM the people that they are now in receipt of a Most Beautiful Steck of Goods, Which have recently arrived from Europe, New York and Boston,and especially adapted for HOLIDAY PRESENTS !! oe -resented by Archie Nivens, «and the ' live Yankee by Chas. Dersey, created ‘considerable merriment. After singang by the school the presents were distributed. During the evening Rév. E. Halleday was presented with a purse of $100 and a fine album, the donation of friends at the Pittsburg mine*and in this city. The Methodist School had a beautifal tree, handsomely decorated with presents. The distribution took place after a chorus and quartette weresung. Rev. J. W. Stump was presented with a purse of $110 75,the gift.of friends in the congregation and in this city. The Episcopal School had a tree at the Court House: It was very handsome and after opening exercises of music, etc., presents were distributed. A purse of $50 was presented to Rev. A, P. Anderson by his friends. On Monday night the distribution of presents for the Baptist School took place. They had a stand with a handsomely decorated column instead of atree. The exercists were ~very pleasant. In all the churches the young and old enjoyed alike the favors of Santa Claus, and notwithstanding the storm the attendance was good and a large number of presents were distributed. Advertised Letters. The following letters remain in the Post Office in this city, for the week ending Monday, Dec. 25th, 1871.— Persons inquiring for any of these letters will please say,’ ‘‘advertised:” G. W. Beard, John Byrnes, Dr. L. Cummings, 2, Miss Mary Curtis, N. 8S. Day, Phillip Fay, John Flickenatine, H. M. Frisk, Scott Gibson, Miss Maggie Kinney, David Kirkpatrick, Geo. Killgonen, Henry K. Kuhn, Miss Matty~Kirkham, Thos,‘ Long, Wesley McKinney, ‘Thos. Monahan; Legg & Shaw, A. C. Luke. Mr. Tregoniu, J. T. Travis, A. Jose Terxira, John A. Williams. . The Great Rash. The rush at Banner Bros., on the corner of ad and Pine streets, is unprecedented. . For the past week their sales have been enormous, which is all owing to the fact that they are selling gocds so low that the opportunity is not lost by customers. We sawamancome out of their store yesterday with his arms full of goods, and he informed a bystander that he paid $42 for the lot, and the same goods would cost him $80 at any other stere in the State. Give Banner Bros. a call. ~ J Flooded. During the recent storm the rain spouts which conduct the water from Kidd’s building got stopped, and some two feet of water accumulated on the roof. It is suggested that the owners of the buildiug will have their property entered by the Commissioner as swamp and overflowed lands if the spouts are net kept open. Snow But little snow has fallen in the mountains during the recent storm. Mr. .Moore, who came down from _ Washington on Monday, informs us the snow was only ten inches deep at Skillman’s, and it is usually deeper there than at any part on the ridge. ‘Thanks. Rev. E. Halleday presenta. his grateful acknowledgments to his numerous friends in this city, and in Gold Flat, for their handsome .remembrance of him, and especially _ forthe terms of kindness and high appreciation by which they enhanced the value of their gifts, of a splendid album and a purse of $100 in gold. Nevada City, Dec. 26th, 1871. + Military Meetiug. A meeting of the Nevada Light Guard for drill and for the transacheld at the Armory om next Saturday evening. Every menfver should be present. 11 r i gi eG JU ad culos willbe! We invite especial attention to our large and Magnificent Stock of a CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, DRESS GOODS—The Largest, the Cheapest,’ and the most varied assortment ever brought to this City. Every Article necessary in this line COLORED VELVETS & SATINS. DOMESTIC GOODS, Our Stock comprises an endless variety from allthe celebrated Manufactories in the East. Those in want of anything in this line can not do better than purchase at our House. CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, A Splendid variety. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, And everything else imaginable. LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, Sacque Flannels, And hosts of other Goods too numerous to mention. ta We would call the particular attention of the ople in the adjoining towns to our MAMMOTH STOCK. We enjoy the reputation of selling everything in our line Cheaper than any other Establishment in the County and shall continue to maintain it at all hazards! If you want Goods at extraordinary Low Rates, go to. ROSENBERG BROS. COMMERCIAL STREET. Nevada, Dec. 5th. GAY STOCK OF GOODS! nm A ® J. & M. BLUM, Have the Finest Stock of Goods in their line to be found ‘this side of the Bay! PRICES LOWER THAN ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN THE COUNTY ! We would invite particular. attention of buyers to our LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK. It surpasses anything ever brought to this city. Among the New Goods will be found AN IMMENSE STOCK OF TOYS! Of Every Variety Imaginable. STOCK OF CANDIES!Is the Largest, Cheapest and the Best in Nevada City ! Work Boxes, Fancy Crockery, Wheelbarrows, Rocking Horses, Carriages, Drams, A New and Beautiful Style of Children’s Fancy Parlor Sets. School Satchels, Brushes, Cutlery of all kinds. Noah’s Arks,’ 1 DOLLS AND DOLL HEADS, A splendid Variety, _ Blocks, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, STATIONERY, all kinds, Horns, CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, &c. Our Stock is as fine and as complete 4s anyin the County. Before buying your Toys and other‘articles,.don’t fail to visit our. GRAND TOY AND VARIETY STORE. WE SELL CHEAPER THAN ANYBODY. J. & M. BLUM. Nevads, Dec. 9th: APPLES FOR SALE. ‘adopted with the human body, when its . hereby given by the undersigned, adminisPeril and Precattion. This is a season that tries the frame and the constitution. Ifthere bea weak spot in either, the chilling damps, the malarious fogs, the varieties of temperature that mark the commencement of the Winter season are sure to findit. There are few systems that have not a weak spot somewhere, and the wisest thing that any manor woman cah do is to fortify it by a course of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, and thus keep the enemy at bay. In war, when a city is menaced the first thing to be done is to strengthen the ramparts. The same policy should be direst foe, malaria, is abroad. If the stomach is weak, this tonic will lend it new vigor; if the bowels are morbidly sensitive this alterative will regulate them; if the liver is inert, this wholesome stimulant will rouse it; if there is constipation, this aperient will cure it; if there is nervdus debility, this nervine’will replace it with nervous vigor; if there is impurity in the blood this depurent will neutralize it; if there is a cloud on the spirits this exhilarant will dispelit. These are facts that have been demonstrated every day for the last twenty years. Can as much be said for any other medicine—or rather, can as much be proved for anything may be said by the unscrupu-. lous. Donot accept any of the local bitters sometimes recommended by dealers in lieu of the Standard Resterative. WATCHES AND JEWELRY! CLOCKS, &c. &c. ko Ww. KNOWLTON, BROAD STREET...NEVADA CITY. Offers for sale AMERICAN AND IMPORTED GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. CLOCKS of every description, SILVER WARE, JEWELRY of all kinds, GOLD PENS AND HOLDERS, and a large stock for which suitable selection may be made for PRESENTS. &@” Watches and Jewelry repaired and warranted. nov30 NEVADA DRUG STORE. E. M. PRESTON, APOTHECARY. ——— PRESCRIPTIONS carefully: compounded at all hours—day or night. Non-explosive Kerosene, And a Choice variety of FLAVORING EXTRACTS, TOILET GOODS, PERFUMES, &c. Always on hand. 8. W. COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS. Under the Transcript Printing Office. Application for Patent toaPlacer Gold Mining Claim. Unrrep States Lanp OFFICE, Marysville, California, : Nov. 22,0871. NS ig hereby.giyento whom it may concern, that an application has been made by the Keystone Gravel Mining Company, a corporation organized under the Laws of the State of California, to the Government of the United States fora Patent to the following described Placer Gold Mining Claim, viz ; known as the Keystone Mining claims, situated in the Montezuma Mining District, ig Nevada County, State of California, being bounded by the mining claim of Malone, and the claims of the Mammoth Company. and partly by vacent ground upon the East : South by the claims of Williams & Co.;: West by claims of Majone and Murphy and by vacant ground ; and North by vacant and unoccupied ground and more particularly described as follows, to-wit ;— On nnsunveyed land, being:in Township 17, North, Range 8. East Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, in the district of lands subject to sale at Marysville, California, and containing one huudyed and. fifty acres:— More particularly described as follows, viz; Beginning at a étake in a rock mound marked “‘K Co.” No. 3, from which the South East corner of Hutchies house bears N 85° W. 1.07 chains distant, and a white oak tree ll inches in diameter bears N 16%°, W. thirty-four linksdistant, and running thence 8. 13g °_E. 9.71 chains to a Black Oak nine inches in diameter, marked “‘K. Co. No. 4,” from which the N. W. corner of Maloene’s house bears 8. 1° E. 2.82 chains distant, thence 8, 79° W, 22.30 chains to a Pitch Pine tree 4 feet in diameter on the summit of Montezuma Hill, marked ‘‘K. Co. No. 6,” thence 8. 39% E. 9.40 chains to a Pitch Pime tree 28 inches in, diameter marked ‘K, Co, No. 6 and H.” thence 8. 644° W. 9.92 chains to a Bleck Oak tree 37 inches in diameter marked ‘‘K. Go. No. 7,” thence 8. 58° W. 14.20 chains to a Black Oaktree 22 inches in diameter, marked ‘‘K: Co. No.8;” thence N. 693g W. 12.57 chains to a large forked Black Oak tree 40 inches in diameter marked “K. Co. No. 9, thence North 6% ° E. 22.30 chains to a Pitch Pine tree 38 inches in diameter, marked ‘“‘K.Co. No. 10,” thence N. 16° E. 27.50 chains to a stake marked ‘‘K. Co.” No. 1, on the north -side of Robinson ravine about five chains above the eld Hoyt ercesing of said ravine from which a Oaktree, 9 inches in tre. ter bears “N. 144°. ¥. 62 links, t thence 8. 63° E. 30.35 chains to a Pitch Pine tree, 32inches in diameter, marked ‘‘K. Co. No. 2.” thence 8. 75% E.17 chains to the place of , said claim being still more icularly described in the diagram posted and filled with said application. All persons holding any adverse claim théreto are here y required to present. the samé before the Register and of the United States for Marysville Land Dit trict, at Marysville, California, hin se from Lied sitbichen Gocry. B. AYER, Register. Dated Nov. 22d, 1871. n23 Notice to Creditors. THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Chris. Gunnison, deceased : Notice is trator of the Estate of Chris. Gunnison, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons , having Claims against said to ex hibit the same with the necessary vouchcrs LO O f BARRE e APPLES GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE. Everything in the Store Corner of Pine & Conimercial Streets. AT =< —_> AVING RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS FROM . 8: W. ROSENSTOCK & CO. Successors to ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & C0,, TO SELL OUT. 7 THE ENTIRE STOCK “a —or— GENTLEMEN'S AND BOY’S CLOTHING ! FURNISHING GOODS, &e. de. --Miners’ Rubber Goods,-~BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS & CAPS, Gents’ and Boys’ Underwear, Business and Dress Suits ! Driving and Riding Gloves. &e. Se. AT COST FOR CASH. Notice is hereby giventhat ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, in pursuance of the above order, every article in the Store, on the Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts. Has been Marked Down To San Francisco Cost Price The Stock must be disposed. of immediately and purchasers of anything in our line Are invited to call and see the NEW PRICES and GOODS ! And be ACEO . that this is NO SHAM SALB. No more Goods will be received at this Establishment ! ——— CALL BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. TO DEBTORS. All persons indebted to the late firm of ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. are hereby 4 notified to call and settle their accounts before the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1872 All accounts remaining unsettled at that time will p0sitively be placed‘in the hands of an Attorney for collection. §. W. ROSENSTOCK & CO. Rosenstock, . Price & Co, + 4 Bor at rs Two and a half cents per nd. Nevada, “4 tine ‘ i : i ARE yd COST PRICE FOR CASH!/ Fire Insurance Companies. RIED IN TBE, FIRE AND FOUND FAITHFUL. THE PHGNIX AND HOME OF HARTFORD AND NEW YORK, CASH CAPITAL & ASSETS, OCT. 1, 1871, $6,479,861.12. These Sterling. Companies; after paying every less by the Chicago Conflagration, Will have remaining available Cash Assets, exceeding Five Million Dollars ! We call the-special attention of the public tothe fact that these Companies do a FIRE INLURANCE BUSINESS EXCLUSIVEL hence their Assets are pledged SOLELY totheir patrons as security against LOSS BY FIRE, and are not weakened and d‘minished by Marine, Inlahd and Life liabilities, as is the case with Companies combining the several branches. Those desiring RELIABLE Fire Insurance at fair rates, are invited to apply af the Offices of the above Coinpanies. DEPARTMENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST R. H. MAGILL, Manager. G, P. SPARKS, Agent, 028 AT NEVADA CIYT. SAN JOSE SAVINGS BANK. eee Incorporated January, 1868, . CAPITAL $300,000. OFFICERS J. H, MOORE.. siowaicisewesive . PRESIDENT, H. H. REYNOLDS.:..000-0+ CASHIER. E. F. SPENCE.. eseeesee «. SECRETARY ONEY RECEIVED IN SUMS of not less than One Dollar. & DEPOSITS PAYABLE ON DEMAND ‘OR ON TIME AT THE OPTION OF THE DEPOSITOR. se” There are three rates of interest allowed depositors, and three classes of deposits received, namely: ‘‘DEMANDS,” “HALF YEARLY,” and “YEARLY.” San Jose, Dec. ist, 1871. YOUNG MEN'S SOCIAL CLUB. — FIRST PARTY OF THE SEASON ! AT TEMPERANCE HALL, On Thursday Evening, Jan 18th. Reception Committee, J. E. BROWN, A. R. WADSWORTH, GEO. W. HENTZE, WM. H. MURCHIR. ee Floor Managers. A. W. LESTER, A. R. LORD, WM. F. EVENS, D. E. BELL, J. M. BUFFINGTON, W. W. CROSS. —_— Tickets $2.50. To be had of J. EZ. Brown, at the office of the South Yuba Canal Co., W. F. Evens, Wells, Fargo & Co’s., oF of A. Lester, at Lester & Mulloy’s. Invitations must be shown at the door. Carriages will be furnished if necessary, _ Dancing from 8 till 12 o'clock, dl7 By order of the Club. SPECIAL INFORMATION FOR THB AFFLICTED! IN THE OVERLAND ALMANAC, For 1872, 2 Copies sent Free upon spplication. HE necessity of genersl knowledge T where all forms of Debility and Chronic Troubles, in either sex, can be cured prompt. ly and effectually, was never more needed than now and the faculty of the Dr. J. 0, Young Medical Institute take this method of bringing that knowledge to the minds of DR, J. C. YOUNG, Box 135, : Sake Medical Institute, ' als Sen Francisco, Cal: GEORGE W. WELCH’S PIONEER BOOK & MUSIC STORE, NO. 49 Broad Street, NEVADA CITY. IS THE PLACE TO BUY 7 FINE HOLIDAY GOODS — A Magnificent Stock of NEW GOODS Have Just been Reecived ! _ Which consists in pac of the following : Fine Editions of the Poets, Dlustrated Family Bibles, ~ Juveni “Libraries, 24 a ot ey i ALBUMS. CARD CASES, Toy Books, Games, Writing Desks, Work Boxes,Port Monnaies, Cigar Cases, Gold Pens FINE CUTLERY, ‘ INITIAL PAPER, FINE STATIONERY ! PICTURE FRAMES, Diaries for 1872. BEAUTIFUL CHROMOS, Of direct Importation, for saje at Publisher's Prices ! ; GEO. W. WELCH. Nevada, Dec. 11th. STARTLING NEWS. ! Tell it to Friends, Neighbors and everybody u GC A. GOLDSMITH, S ON HAND with the Finest, Richt and Best Stock of DRY, FANCY ond » STAPLE GOODS, TO BE FOUND IN THIS STATE. AND WILL SELL THEM Cheaper than they can be bought anywhere else. Your attention is invited toa pertial, dist of Goods which are most suitable for . «+ HOLIDAY PRESENTS ! SUCH AS SILK DRESS PATTERNS, of al descriptions. BROCHE SHAWLS. ‘ OTTOMAN STRIPED SHAWLA. RUSSIAN SABLE FURS. LATEST STYLE CLOAKS AND HATS. = ROBE DE CHAMBRES. The finest assortment of DRESS GOODs. ‘ A full variety of all kinds ef Ar ticles for the Holidays. at This isthe only place in Nevada County to get suitable Hand. seme Presents for the ’, *” sf lid # ’ a ies whe a rrr. . p vk «Nate

outside WS! come interfer. nd COLD . nd =Durabid® Carpets, Fuel, m COLD DRAFT ellings under outMetallic STRIP iration of all who rd lic is respectfully ition, which is so in afford to use it. ving in Fuel 2 its Cost. ar . n be made and apinary mechanical d.and replaced at complicated ma r, Door-or Window, use wherever WFORD, 29 Main St. AY GIFT le to a Lady [ACHINE, the Strongs Best Sew ad ‘FORD, ain Street, I ° o Pacer a The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. [eS LOCAL AFFAIRS, Christmas Trees. N Christmas was observed in the customary manner in this city, On Saturday evening presents were distributed in the Congregational, Episcopal and Methodist Sunday Schools, frem‘Christmas trees. On Monday evening the distribution took plece in the Baptist Schoel. : At the Congregational Church a handsome tree was put up and beautifully decorated. _Ganta Claus, repLADIES TAKE NOTICE . No Humbug Sale! a ROSENBERG BROS., OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM the people that they are now in receipt of a Most Beautiful Steck of Goods, Which have recently arrived from Europe, New York and Boston,and especially adapted for HOLIDAY PRESENTS !! oe -resented by Archie Nivens, «and the ' live Yankee by Chas. Dersey, created ‘considerable merriment. After singang by the school the presents were distributed. During the evening Rév. E. Halleday was presented with a purse of $100 and a fine album, the donation of friends at the Pittsburg mine*and in this city. The Methodist School had a beautifal tree, handsomely decorated with presents. The distribution took place after a chorus and quartette weresung. Rev. J. W. Stump was presented with a purse of $110 75,the gift.of friends in the congregation and in this city. The Episcopal School had a tree at the Court House: It was very handsome and after opening exercises of music, etc., presents were distributed. A purse of $50 was presented to Rev. A, P. Anderson by his friends. On Monday night the distribution of presents for the Baptist School took place. They had a stand with a handsomely decorated column instead of atree. The exercists were ~very pleasant. In all the churches the young and old enjoyed alike the favors of Santa Claus, and notwithstanding the storm the attendance was good and a large number of presents were distributed. Advertised Letters. The following letters remain in the Post Office in this city, for the week ending Monday, Dec. 25th, 1871.— Persons inquiring for any of these letters will please say,’ ‘‘advertised:” G. W. Beard, John Byrnes, Dr. L. Cummings, 2, Miss Mary Curtis, N. 8S. Day, Phillip Fay, John Flickenatine, H. M. Frisk, Scott Gibson, Miss Maggie Kinney, David Kirkpatrick, Geo. Killgonen, Henry K. Kuhn, Miss Matty~Kirkham, Thos,‘ Long, Wesley McKinney, ‘Thos. Monahan; Legg & Shaw, A. C. Luke. Mr. Tregoniu, J. T. Travis, A. Jose Terxira, John A. Williams. . The Great Rash. The rush at Banner Bros., on the corner of ad and Pine streets, is unprecedented. . For the past week their sales have been enormous, which is all owing to the fact that they are selling gocds so low that the opportunity is not lost by customers. We sawamancome out of their store yesterday with his arms full of goods, and he informed a bystander that he paid $42 for the lot, and the same goods would cost him $80 at any other stere in the State. Give Banner Bros. a call. ~ J Flooded. During the recent storm the rain spouts which conduct the water from Kidd’s building got stopped, and some two feet of water accumulated on the roof. It is suggested that the owners of the buildiug will have their property entered by the Commissioner as swamp and overflowed lands if the spouts are net kept open. Snow But little snow has fallen in the mountains during the recent storm. Mr. .Moore, who came down from _ Washington on Monday, informs us the snow was only ten inches deep at Skillman’s, and it is usually deeper there than at any part on the ridge. ‘Thanks. Rev. E. Halleday presenta. his grateful acknowledgments to his numerous friends in this city, and in Gold Flat, for their handsome .remembrance of him, and especially _ forthe terms of kindness and high appreciation by which they enhanced the value of their gifts, of a splendid album and a purse of $100 in gold. Nevada City, Dec. 26th, 1871. + Military Meetiug. A meeting of the Nevada Light Guard for drill and for the transacheld at the Armory om next Saturday evening. Every menfver should be present. 11 r i gi eG JU ad culos willbe! We invite especial attention to our large and Magnificent Stock of a CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, DRESS GOODS—The Largest, the Cheapest,’ and the most varied assortment ever brought to this City. Every Article necessary in this line COLORED VELVETS & SATINS. DOMESTIC GOODS, Our Stock comprises an endless variety from allthe celebrated Manufactories in the East. Those in want of anything in this line can not do better than purchase at our House. CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, A Splendid variety. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, And everything else imaginable. LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, Sacque Flannels, And hosts of other Goods too numerous to mention. ta We would call the particular attention of the ople in the adjoining towns to our MAMMOTH STOCK. We enjoy the reputation of selling everything in our line Cheaper than any other Establishment in the County and shall continue to maintain it at all hazards! If you want Goods at extraordinary Low Rates, go to. ROSENBERG BROS. COMMERCIAL STREET. Nevada, Dec. 5th. GAY STOCK OF GOODS! nm A ® J. & M. BLUM, Have the Finest Stock of Goods in their line to be found ‘this side of the Bay! PRICES LOWER THAN ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN THE COUNTY ! We would invite particular. attention of buyers to our LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK. It surpasses anything ever brought to this city. Among the New Goods will be found AN IMMENSE STOCK OF TOYS! Of Every Variety Imaginable. STOCK OF CANDIES!Is the Largest, Cheapest and the Best in Nevada City ! Work Boxes, Fancy Crockery, Wheelbarrows, Rocking Horses, Carriages, Drams, A New and Beautiful Style of Children’s Fancy Parlor Sets. School Satchels, Brushes, Cutlery of all kinds. Noah’s Arks,’ 1 DOLLS AND DOLL HEADS, A splendid Variety, _ Blocks, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, STATIONERY, all kinds, Horns, CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, &c. Our Stock is as fine and as complete 4s anyin the County. Before buying your Toys and other‘articles,.don’t fail to visit our. GRAND TOY AND VARIETY STORE. WE SELL CHEAPER THAN ANYBODY. J. & M. BLUM. Nevads, Dec. 9th: APPLES FOR SALE. ‘adopted with the human body, when its . hereby given by the undersigned, adminisPeril and Precattion. This is a season that tries the frame and the constitution. Ifthere bea weak spot in either, the chilling damps, the malarious fogs, the varieties of temperature that mark the commencement of the Winter season are sure to findit. There are few systems that have not a weak spot somewhere, and the wisest thing that any manor woman cah do is to fortify it by a course of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, and thus keep the enemy at bay. In war, when a city is menaced the first thing to be done is to strengthen the ramparts. The same policy should be direst foe, malaria, is abroad. If the stomach is weak, this tonic will lend it new vigor; if the bowels are morbidly sensitive this alterative will regulate them; if the liver is inert, this wholesome stimulant will rouse it; if there is constipation, this aperient will cure it; if there is nervdus debility, this nervine’will replace it with nervous vigor; if there is impurity in the blood this depurent will neutralize it; if there is a cloud on the spirits this exhilarant will dispelit. These are facts that have been demonstrated every day for the last twenty years. Can as much be said for any other medicine—or rather, can as much be proved for anything may be said by the unscrupu-. lous. Donot accept any of the local bitters sometimes recommended by dealers in lieu of the Standard Resterative. WATCHES AND JEWELRY! CLOCKS, &c. &c. ko Ww. KNOWLTON, BROAD STREET.....NEVADA CITY. Offers for sale AMERICAN AND IMPORTED GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. CLOCKS of every description, SILVER WARE, JEWELRY of all kinds, GOLD PENS AND HOLDERS, and a large stock for which suitable selection may be made for PRESENTS. &@” Watches and Jewelry repaired and warranted. nov30 NEVADA DRUG STORE. E. M. PRESTON, APOTHECARY. ——— PRESCRIPTIONS carefully: compounded at all hours—day or night. Non-explosive Kerosene, And a Choice variety of FLAVORING EXTRACTS, TOILET GOODS, PERFUMES, &c. Always on hand. 8. W. COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS. Under the Transcript Printing Office. Application for Patent toaPlacer Gold Mining Claim. Unrrep States Lanp OFFICE,

Marysville, California, : Nov. 22,0871. NS ig hereby.giyento whom it may concern, that an application has been made by the Keystone Gravel Mining Company, a corporation organized under the Laws of the State of California, to the Government of the United States fora Patent to the following described Placer Gold Mining Claim, viz ; known as the Keystone Mining claims, situated in the Montezuma Mining District, ig Nevada County, State of California, being bounded by the mining claim of Malone, and the claims of the Mammoth Company. and partly by vacent ground upon the East : South by the claims of Williams & Co.;: West by claims of Majone and Murphy and by vacant ground ; and North by vacant and unoccupied ground and more particularly described as follows, to-wit ;— On nnsunveyed land, being:in Township 17, North, Range 8. East Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, in the district of lands subject to sale at Marysville, California, and containing one huudyed and. fifty acres:— More particularly described as follows, viz; Beginning at a étake in a rock mound marked “‘K Co.” No. 3, from which the South East corner of Hutchies house bears N 85° W. 1.07 chains distant, and a white oak tree ll inches in diameter bears N 16%°, W. thirty-four linksdistant, and running thence 8. 13g °_E. 9.71 chains to a Black Oak nine inches in diameter, marked “‘K. Co. No. 4,” from which the N. W. corner of Maloene’s house bears 8. 1° E. 2.82 chains distant, thence 8, 79° W, 22.30 chains to a Pitch Pine tree 4 feet in diameter on the summit of Montezuma Hill, marked ‘‘K. Co. No. 6,” thence 8. 39% E. 9.40 chains to a Pitch Pime tree 28 inches in, diameter marked ‘K, Co, No. 6 and H.” thence 8. 644° W. 9.92 chains to a Bleck Oak tree 37 inches in diameter marked ‘‘K. Go. No. 7,” thence 8. 58° W. 14.20 chains to a Black Oaktree 22 inches in diameter, marked ‘‘K: Co. No.8;” thence N. 693g W. 12.57 chains to a large forked Black Oak tree 40 inches in diameter marked “K. Co. No. 9, thence North 6% ° E. 22.30 chains to a Pitch Pine tree 38 inches in diameter, marked ‘“‘K.Co. No. 10,” thence N. 16° E. 27.50 chains to a stake marked ‘‘K. Co.” No. 1, on the north -side of Robinson ravine about five chains above the eld Hoyt ercesing of said ravine from which a Oaktree, 9 inches in tre. ter bears “N. 144°. ¥. 62 links, t thence 8. 63° E. 30.35 chains to a Pitch Pine tree, 32inches in diameter, marked ‘‘K. Co. No. 2.” thence 8. 75% E.17 chains to the place of , said claim being still more icularly described in the diagram posted and filled with said application. All persons holding any adverse claim théreto are here y required to present. the samé before the Register and of the United States for Marysville Land Dit trict, at Marysville, California, hin se from Lied sitbichen Gocry. B. AYER, Register. Dated Nov. 22d, 1871. n23 Notice to Creditors. THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Chris. Gunnison, deceased : Notice is trator of the Estate of Chris. Gunnison, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons , having Claims against said to ex hibit the same with the necessary vouchcrs LO O f BARRE e APPLES GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE. Everything in the Store Corner of Pine & Conimercial Streets. AT =< —_> AVING RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS FROM . 8: W. ROSENSTOCK & CO. Successors to ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & C0,, TO SELL OUT. 7 THE ENTIRE STOCK “a —or— GENTLEMEN'S AND BOY’S CLOTHING ! FURNISHING GOODS, &e. de. --Miners’ Rubber Goods,-~BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS & CAPS, Gents’ and Boys’ Underwear, Business and Dress Suits ! Driving and Riding Gloves. &e. Se. AT COST FOR CASH. Notice is hereby giventhat ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, in pursuance of the above order, every article in the Store, on the Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts. Has been Marked Down To San Francisco Cost Price The Stock must be disposed. of immediately and purchasers of anything in our line Are invited to call and see the NEW PRICES and GOODS ! And be ACEO . that this is NO SHAM SALB. No more Goods will be received at this Establishment ! ——— CALL BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. TO DEBTORS. All persons indebted to the late firm of ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. are hereby 4 notified to call and settle their accounts before the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1872 All accounts remaining unsettled at that time will p0sitively be placed‘in the hands of an Attorney for collection. §. W. ROSENSTOCK & CO. Rosenstock, . Price & Co, + 4 Bor at rs Two and a half cents per nd. Nevada, “4 tine ‘ i : i ARE yd COST PRICE FOR CASH!/ Fire Insurance Companies. RIED IN TBE, FIRE AND FOUND FAITHFUL. THE PHGNIX AND HOME OF HARTFORD AND NEW YORK, CASH CAPITAL & ASSETS, OCT. 1, 1871, $6,479,861.12. These Sterling. Companies; after paying every less by the Chicago Conflagration, Will have remaining available Cash Assets, exceeding Five Million Dollars ! We call the-special attention of the public tothe fact that these Companies do a FIRE INLURANCE BUSINESS EXCLUSIVEL hence their Assets are pledged SOLELY totheir patrons as security against LOSS BY FIRE, and are not weakened and d‘minished by Marine, Inlahd and Life liabilities, as is the case with Companies combining the several branches. Those desiring RELIABLE Fire Insurance at fair rates, are invited to apply af the Offices of the above Coinpanies. DEPARTMENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST R. H. MAGILL, Manager. G, P. SPARKS, Agent, 028 AT NEVADA CIYT. SAN JOSE SAVINGS BANK. eee Incorporated January, 1868, . CAPITAL $300,000. OFFICERS J. H, MOORE... siowaicisewesive . PRESIDENT, H. H. REYNOLDS.:....000-0+ CASHIER. E. F. SPENCE... eseeesee «. SECRETARY ONEY RECEIVED IN SUMS of not less than One Dollar. & DEPOSITS PAYABLE ON DEMAND ‘OR ON TIME AT THE OPTION OF THE DEPOSITOR. se” There are three rates of interest allowed depositors, and three classes of deposits received, namely: ‘‘DEMANDS,” “HALF YEARLY,” and “YEARLY.” San Jose, Dec. ist, 1871. YOUNG MEN'S SOCIAL CLUB. — FIRST PARTY OF THE SEASON ! AT TEMPERANCE HALL, On Thursday Evening, Jan 18th. Reception Committee, J. E. BROWN, A. R. WADSWORTH, GEO. W. HENTZE, WM. H. MURCHIR. ee Floor Managers. A. W. LESTER, A. R. LORD, WM. F. EVENS, D. E. BELL, J. M. BUFFINGTON, W. W. CROSS. —_— Tickets $2.50. To be had of J. EZ. Brown, at the office of the South Yuba Canal Co., W. F. Evens, Wells, Fargo & Co’s., oF of A. Lester, at Lester & Mulloy’s. Invitations must be shown at the door. Carriages will be furnished if necessary, _ Dancing from 8 till 12 o'clock, dl7 By order of the Club. SPECIAL INFORMATION FOR THB AFFLICTED! IN THE OVERLAND ALMANAC, For 1872, 2 Copies sent Free upon spplication. HE necessity of genersl knowledge T where all forms of Debility and Chronic Troubles, in either sex, can be cured prompt. ly and effectually, was never more needed than now and the faculty of the Dr. J. 0, Young Medical Institute take this method of bringing that knowledge to the minds of DR, J. C. YOUNG, Box 135, : Sake Medical Institute, ' als Sen Francisco, Cal: GEORGE W. WELCH’S PIONEER BOOK & MUSIC STORE, NO. 49 Broad Street, NEVADA CITY. IS THE PLACE TO BUY 7 FINE HOLIDAY GOODS — A Magnificent Stock of NEW GOODS Have Just been Reecived ! _ Which consists in pac of the following : Fine Editions of the Poets, Dlustrated Family Bibles, ~ Juveni “Libraries, 24 a ot ey i ALBUMS. CARD CASES, Toy Books, Games, Writing Desks, Work Boxes,Port Monnaies, Cigar Cases, Gold Pens FINE CUTLERY, ‘ INITIAL PAPER, FINE STATIONERY ! PICTURE FRAMES, Diaries for 1872. BEAUTIFUL CHROMOS, Of direct Importation, for saje at Publisher's Prices ! ; GEO. W. WELCH. Nevada, Dec. 11th. STARTLING NEWS. ! Tell it to Friends, Neighbors and everybody u GC A. GOLDSMITH, S ON HAND with the Finest, Richt and Best Stock of DRY, FANCY ond » STAPLE GOODS, TO BE FOUND IN THIS STATE. AND WILL SELL THEM Cheaper than they can be bought anywhere else. Your attention is invited toa pertial, dist of Goods which are most suitable for . «+ HOLIDAY PRESENTS ! SUCH AS SILK DRESS PATTERNS, of al descriptions. BROCHE SHAWLS. ‘ OTTOMAN STRIPED SHAWLA. RUSSIAN SABLE FURS. LATEST STYLE CLOAKS AND HATS. = ROBE DE CHAMBRES. The finest assortment of DRESS GOODs. ‘ A full variety of all kinds ef Ar ticles for the Holidays. at This isthe only place in Nevada County to get suitable Hand. seme Presents for the ’, *” sf lid # ’ a ies whe a rrr. . p vk «Nate