January 14, 1877 (4 pages)

eet, Strictu: : tinal Weaken . Diseases (of Years the pleasure sapere from a 8 of Evrupe, ’ his Tuan gr Fof Ccramer.ias, gy old patients and tig, may Lad him. red neither time he "ew remedies, and Sew _acilitios siiffering. ft 3 “_¥OL, ER —-— SUNDAY SoS an is cgigipenl natn ap enecekpacniom” aan ieee ‘MORNING, JANUARY 1 She Daily Granseript ee K, PB. BROWN. —_B. J. WATSON. a aS “BROWN & WATSON, Proprietors. _. life. In this } ufier untildeath er tS, Guardians, friend: se who are Sufleriig rrible life destroying hey--are cared for sn” bon, a physician why ase his especial s. certain to cure thy 3 without “mercury oy 8 important t6 thom o those who ‘are inte f their friends, toby pretended doctors why lishing their skill iy 1 & few days, im sing the names of ep. my pe and othe €, careful and maby 2 may fal) inte the ADS. = : Weakne s-— » the sOnsequence of itary vice, or deptavedis” practiced by the > an almost unlimited th unerring certiinty of morbid symptoms, ry scientific medics} ‘Ww countenance, dart pain inthe head, ring. e like the. rustling of g of chariots, uneasi Weakness of the limbs, nted intellect, loss of in approachingstrang. hew acquaintances, » sucicty, loss of mem. Pimples and varion » consumption, night 1d frequent insanity, ed, persons so afftict. mediately, either in id have a cure effected ific mode of treating ever fails of effecting ire. Dr. G.Will give to any oné who will him that he wascured — y either of the Sas d: Men, mplate marriage, whe ° any of these fearful forget the sacred re pon them, nor delsy elief. x 5 ir. Gibbon’s office or of medicines may rely f confidential secrecy and expect no more vith a fair and mutnuneration of sérvices g the circumstances in a toe prevalent and ortion umong quacks esponsible, and will a written instrument, ject a radical and pes » no charge. at Home. ga letter to Dr. Gib smyptoms, length of s continued, and the y, to any part of the i plain "hikection for TEN DOLLARS i letter through a h Wells, fargo & ne will be forwarded t of the Union. FGIBBON, 623 Kearney, arcial, San Commercial treet. BOX 1957 on thel# will please inform ey vend his. sdvertia RANSCRIPT. yl 10. S. ORNIA. COUNTY 0F n the District: Cou idicial District of tein and forthe county sle of the State of Cab ng to Tecom Bilvel Mah. limited ongmore red to a; pear in an vou in the DistrietCout udicial District of t in and for the court Isth day of Octokt , Plaintiff, and to o filed th-rein, witt of the day of servitt you ofthis pum this county; ot. = sunty, but in this Dir days; otherwise ¥ igment will be iit, according to aint, Beingan acti? by Plaintiff ore and one tiundred’ ollars, alleged oe you ‘to Plaintiff ‘end expended st De nd request, —or day of Julv,1875 ber, 1876, which. Dt ind’ promised to } Plaintiff avers iid the cxergs id deman ee 5 There fore, Pisist, 1st you for said sum ® of suit. ~ 4.00 you™ f you fail to spre l compiaint a8 aber aintiff will take jolt the sum of $10,123 iy whereof, I, Ja ai of District Cow" pereunto set DY haps of. aid Court, ®Nevada, on the } _ 1876. ‘ Plaintiff's Attormes 8D, WHITE, Clee YRDINANCE. ITY TRUSTEES 3; That the Cty ig yeer sg he Sty 4 dollars for nts per one nyodred id, whole #2 ™ ye hurdred , President. . BUSINESS. “out : t “dilde Gace einer ern: CoO wh ND TELE}RAPA INSTITULE. ‘BAN FRANCISCO,@ WENRY BARNARD, A—M., Professor of statheiuutiand Scieu & of Acounts; graduate of Prince of Wales Col_0ge, aud Stow's Wod.] and Normal Uraiuag School; late Sta e institu e Directo, ad L«ctarer of Minuesota, and for the astelive yuars Presi tent of tie M.uncape {a Basiness College; havi g disposed ot ig eutire interest i thot institution, and emoved to Sin FranlIsco, will hercatter © sass Conimetcal College . n that city, eiitcon + at 12u Sutter atreet, ani 920 Koarny street, Hardie Place, (with @ifice in ‘ituoms 38,) where he wili vive his persunal attention and setei es to those who desire instruction tm Bookkeeping or she Science of Accoqute~ and English Branches P-of. Barusrd is the originator end author of the Celebrated inetuod of Teaching Accounts which. has b come so popular in etucid sting the wtricucics ‘and maysteies of Bookkeeping. in order to ge eure a wider field of inborin which to ex emplify the super ority of bis method of fnstruction, he -has orgauized Barnard’s Business College aud eleyraph. Lastitute, Sea Francisco. A SPECIAL FEATURE, No more students wll: be adaiitted to the Oollege thau-Profers-rB.urnaid can attend fe with nis own person nstruction. H has not orgauizéd this enterprise merely us an €a8y-way to imare m nev, but to ea.abiish as ep viable a reputation as an Instruetor as he hus Jeft benind timin Miuuesota and to. buiid up a Busin~ss Collegé of the . highest nfp-rit, in waich the fil sh equiv. . alont willbe given for all Tuition colected, and whith, by personal effort, he will make the b-st institution on the Pacitie Oosst. ip which ts obtsin a first class Prac@onl Business Edacat on. 4 : BOTS OF INS TRUETION. — Dar Skastons—9 to 11.30 A. M. and Jto } e EVENING SEsstons—7.30 to 9.30 P.M. . Students wil bentitled to the use of tne rooms froin 4 30 A. M. to5 P. M., thus ensbling thy m to -yurk vutside of the hours of instruction. : Lavigs-.A separate apart-sent—will be reserved fur the Lady Stu ients: woo wll be provided with every convenience to fa@ilitate their work. : 2 STATIONERY aN» Bcoxs—Our srrangema-mtssre such tnat all supplies tor. the eourse can be obtaitied of us*at rates tuuch below the usual cust; and corresponding in every particular with the books used in wea} businexs. Dipcomas -Onr Diplomas are engrave on steel, finely + xecuted at-great cost; the Will be issued tu students ¢. mpl-ting thy } Oourse in the Business Department on payment of the feeuf tive dolars. . No Vacarion--The College will be in @eaesion duriny the entire jear, Stude.ts Will be sdinitted at any time, € No Copyinc From Text Bocss-—-The highly ovjectipuabie metood of espying from text books without. understanding . whatis intended tous conveyed ix * together avuiied, All werk <ione is the direct prodact-of tre student's owt thonght DiscrpLine—We mainta nthe most rigid J ipline. insisting up n perfect ordér axa system in cversthing. We treat every siadent as a gentieinan or lady, ard expect enly genticmunly or lady-like conduct in retarn. We do not have tules or penalties but adapt special modes of treatment to @ecial cases. No conduct is allowed that wonld not be tolerated in the drawing room efa wellreguiated family. For ful! particulars seud for Catalogue ' “and Circulars. exptuining Conrse of study-. We offer in_u-ements that are superior'to thase offured by any similar institution in Mhe city. for further information -xddrese BahNARD’s BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1% sutter street. Room 38, : ‘ S.n. Fran«isco, Cal. References, by permission Hon. David Kart, Stute Snperintendent of Public In 4 @trauction, Minnesota; Hon. H B. Wilson jate Superintendent of Puvlic Instruction Minnesota; W. D. Garland, Equitable Lif Asaurauce Buciety, 426 Ciliforuia street. © . ¥.; 8.P. Hall, Attorney at-Law, 213 Bap @me street, 8. F.~ . Ban Francisco, Oct. 31, 1875. “SE FSR CRS CAPITAL $300,000. _ ‘HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, pee PRINCIPAL OFFICE, $06 CALIFORNIA STREET ‘San Francisco, : FIRE INSURANCE OXLY. &.¥. Houghton, Fresident. Geo. H, Howard, Vive President. = Charles H. Story, Secretary. N.B. Eddy. Marine Secretary. H. H. Bizelow, General —w RB. H. Mayill. General Agent. @uase Valley Branch fer Nevada Ceuanty ‘TRUSTEES, Wm. Watt, +. W. Sigourney A. B. BRADY. Mauager, fice No. 99 Main Street,Birase Valley, Cat ® me, “3 Na 18 BERERY GIVEN THAT Clty taxesfor-the year 1976-77 are now due snd payable st the Marshal’s Ofstreet, and that unicea paid = rypee proprietor EMPIRE _ _LIVERY STABLE, _ = Pr. WELLINGTON, _Prepricter. —— ee ‘Transcript ‘To Be found in thie part of the State. Teams, with blegsut Buggies, Wagons . and Hacks to let : nthe most reagunable t rings. = ¢Phe Horees are free from vice, of good style and capuble of going as fast as anv genticman cares to'drive, Carriages for Funerals attanded-to with at.the shortest notice and of the EMPIRE STa¢ a Sn! i ee SSS ee Horses, Carriages and Baggies Weare we re do ted . a The Lakeside-Library §-PtB ISHED semisinonthi:; and each . issue contuius a C MPLETE Nove, by 1 5 oat > ttc”, ote, tion ot long ond important novels in a sinliterature of the—day, snd—is—peculisr—to the Lakeside Library. . Substriptions are-r-ceived for 24 Lum* bers {i y-ar.) Price €2-15; or for-#2— nua ~bers {6 nionthe) Price $tit: or for 6 nut bere, (3. mouths), on trial.53 cents Single sent free Se Printing in a style second to no tention contains: : KA+KKFELTO, by~Major G. J. Whyte. Me! ville. * KATERFELTO" is the best, because the’ stories. It ix full of life, character and-ac A $150 BOOK FOR 10CENT . gle issue, isthe most u.ique and vakinble }feature yet imtroiu cd into tte periodical . copies. 10, and14& 15-25 cents.) Sample pages: Our next issue, Nov 17, Teady ths day, . } Most eriginal of ell Maj. Whyte Metville’s . ove of the great authors of the world; as}-— Chas, Reade, Dickens, Scutt, Authony ‘t'pol. f — The coniplef° Heer HAND, OF THEIR OWN MANUFACIURE,A ~j and_N N.G RR. ~ TIME TABLY, Wo. 3. KF" the government and information of Tight-to_vary. the same a8_—circumstances muy require, Tot ke effect ; GOING SOUTH, Se ge Train No. 1 leaves Nevada City at 6 A. M. and leavos Grasp Valley at 5.A. M,. arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A.M.— : Train No, 3,-{loe L between Grass prolmptness. ‘ Geod-Sad HOTsen KIWAYR On Haid. — Horses boarded by the day, week o1 month and the greatest of care guaranteed D. WELLINGTON; Nevada City, November 17th, 1875. _” NICE GROCERIES -CHAS. F, ROBINSON A T his Store,on BROAD ~TREET, Opfe pos te the M: thodist Church, le:ps constantly on hand as fine a stock of GR«ERIcs, PR VISIONS, &. as can be found in Nevada city, wnich will be suldaa LOW THE LOWESP. Give mene Ws B.A. MILLER’S ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE, ODD FELLOWS’ BUITDIVG; FROAD STREET,/NeVADA CITY. See SSs SHARE of tho. pablie patronage rees -spoctiully solicited. “apd THE OLD ACCOMMUDA fiun+ Nevada and. Grass Valley Stage -._daines Time Table,Leave Grass Valley at-8-o’clock A, M.: a ave Nevada City at 9A. M. Leave Grass Valley at 4 o'clock P. M ; Feturning leave Nevada City at 5 P. M. Ladies and gentJemen calt-d for at anj part of the sity withont extra charge. Packages carried stiow ates Orders left dt the National «r Union Ho tels. in Nevada City, or at th Exchange Wisconsip or Golden Gate Hutels, Grass Valley, will be prem ptly attended to auyotf B. F. HARRIS, Prop’r. DR. C. D. BOBO, Physician and Surzeon, GRADUATE of the” Universit: of A Penfisyyvana, and leg Ny yu.lifiei under then _feate from in Count¥ Clerk’s Uffice Cau b> consulted at P.H. bs lde-’s Prag-sto e. or hi. Residence, Bioad Stre t, oppesite the Theatre. : z Refers to Dr. H, H. Toland, fan Frani_ce, California. © n2 liw of Califorgis, ky certiPHILIP RIC ARDS, No. 30_Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CiL, “ . Gold Dust bonght and sold. Buallion iscoun ed. Advanies made on eohi Dust or bullion fur coina,e athe Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO. Correspondent, © issAmerican Bank, Sau Francisco jyl-tma COUNTY. WARRANTS, LL Warrants on Gencral Fund, resistered priur to May 2d, 18°96. Also warrant No, 164on Spe idl Fund, registered Nov 15th, 1876. Also a}l warrants on oad Fant, registered prior tu duly Leth, 1876. Also warrants On sume Fucd, vos. 57, 66, 68, 77,107, 109 and 111, reg stered July llth, 1876, will be p.it‘on presentation. Interest ceases from date. J. PAYNE, County Treasurer. Nevada City, Dee. 6, 1876. H. 8. BRADLEY, CIVIL ENGINEER, And U. 8S. Deputy Surveyer NEVADA CITY, CaL Nevaia City Jaly3t, 1978. ¢ DENTISTRY Lisanne R. P. EL HUGHSON, has opene? an office ——— in Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. Over Hyman Bros.’ Store. : He is-propared.toperform—2H -kinds of “Mechanical and Operative Dentistry, in the latest and most cpproved styles. PSG Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silvér Vuleanite and Alumiuium. Satisfaction ranteed as to quality and price of work. ite made at residence.if desired Nevada, May 30th, 1871. H. W. VALANTINE. M. D., ‘RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, FFICE, CORNER BROAD AND -PWF Ertrance on street. Residenee at the off & Main &%. Onters left at E. MD will be stténde! te. . . W. D. LONG, plece, “Preston’s amo. mith of City Clerk. Wevada City, Jan. Ind, 1s77 . . Counselor at Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC. FVICEOY BWW seREe aps on ; , % }. ‘ ‘ata e Medical Bart recerded-t office in this State. “Asan advertising mediam the Nevada Daily Transcript is the best in the Northern part of the State. é COUNTY WARRANTS. LL warrants on General Fund, re-istered prior to Jinuary 6th, 1877. Also ali warrants on Special Fund, registered }-prorto Jafiu ry 6th,"1877. Also all warants on Road Fun i reg:steredfprior tw -O--t. 5th, 1876. Alo all warrants on HospitaiFurl, r pintenad —priet to Jiily 1, 1876. . Will be paid-on presentation. ceares from date. J.N. PANE, Conuty ‘Treasurcr, 1877. : Eureka Stage ) and kxpress Co. STAGES will leave Neva. gia for Moore’s Flat, and : Eureka as follows: Leave Nevada City, Monday, Wednesday and Friday.Returning; leave Moore’s Flat and Eureka, Tues lay, Thursday and Saturday. TROTTER & CUNNINGHAM, SAS aA Proprietors. ‘Nevada, Janusry 6, “CONS: ABLE’3 SALE. i TATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF. Nevada, township of Eureka, ss. By Vertue of anexecutiou te me delivered, is sued from the Court of J,M Ballard Exq., an acting Justice ef the Peacvein and ior the county sforsaid bearing date Janu. arr 4th, 1877,to sutisty a judgment renjered by suid Justice of the Peace, on the th-day-of January, A—D—1877>in tavor ur vw. L. Morr wand against C ailes Kk. Puscheil,tor'the sui of. one hundred and twen 8. Gold Coin, debt, intere-t, damages and costs of suit.—+-bav+ taken in—execution, . and wills Il to the hghest bidder for cash, the f Mowing described property, to-wit: . A bouse and lot +itua ed above he old ro: d 1 adinz to Mouce’s Flac,and near the old Brewiry, ant one house and lot sitwatea ut th. new town site of Moore's Flat, and all the la 4 layin. below the Eureka round; and north of the new town Bite of Moore’s Flat, cl imed by the suid Charles E. Puschell. Nonce is hereby given that Iwill +xXpOsne at public agile all the a ove described property, le the high: st bidder tor cosa, in U. 3 Gold Cia, in front ot Hugerty © Uo's. ttore. in the Township of turka,county of Nevads,8'ate of Californa,on We nesday, the Jlst day of Janu:ry, A.D. 1877, between_the-hou-s—of 9 v’clock A. M. and 4 o’elock P. M , taken as the property of the above named defendant, to sstinfy thy above demands and accru-ng costs. Witness my hand tis eixth duy of Jauuary A. 1). 1877. ; WILLIAM HEARNE, Gonstable Bureka Township. ~ HOUSE FOR S od janc ALE. * LOTS 6 AND 7, in BLOCK 35 ON Broad street, the property of Dri F. Bue ow, with all bufidings wtable, outbuildings, &e.,are offered for sale, ‘Terms —Half eush and half to be secured by mortgage. Bids to be made In writing, with 5 per cent. ef the bid deposited. All bidsto be left with Leop. Garthe, the agent of Dr. F. Buelow. No bids received after Jaturry 15, 1877, a30 PROBATE NOVICE. {* the Probate Court ofthe-Gounty of B Nevada, State of California. In the tmaatter of the estute of Thomas Cline decvrased. On reading and. filing the petition of Frank Kilerman.administrator of the estate of Thorous. Cline deceaged , setting forth that he has filed his final arconnt of his administration of the estate of said deceased, in this Court, that all the debts aud_expenses of sdnrinistration-bave been duly paid;and that portion of said estate remaius to be divided among the heirs ef “paid deceased, and praying among-’other ings for an order of distr'bution of the rest ue of said estate among’the persons e:titied; and also that said final acéount be approved, allowed and settied. it ig ordercd that-all pr reons interested in the estete of the said-fhomas Cline, deceased, be und sppear before the Probate Court of the County of Nevada, st the Gourt Koom of said C urt, in the City of Nevada, in @aid Nevada enunty, on Saturday, the 17th day of February, A. D. 1877, at 10 o’clock A. M., then and there to show cause why an-qrder of distribution. shou'd pot be made of the residue of mid estate among the heirs of th: said deevased, acoording tolaw. It is further ordered that a copy of this order be published for fousuocessive weeks, before the saic 17th day of ty-seveu dollary.and one cent, $127-6h5ir . February, A. D. 1877, im the Nuvaba Datcy{ tion. The KaTERFECIO of the «tory is a splendid horse, whose pertorimances sur pass tl.ose of Dick Turpin’s'** black Léss.’” It is andoubtedly cne of the most ta cina ting romances we liave read since-we Khow not when or where.’-—The Press. {Dr. Shelton Mack nzie.) &F This is rexlly a refiarkable book one of the very best published for years trice Only 10 Cente; by insi Only 12 Cents. Keyular price, $1 25.We particularly urge you to get this Number as a . uf good Booka No, 19.MAURICE DE’ ING, by the famous author of “Guy Liviuzstore’”’ Price 10 cents; by muil, 12 cents. “Keyular price, $125. ‘Brilliant apd fascinating. ‘the reader is held in eestrey,”—London Limes, Nos. 14&15. 20,000LEeEacUEs UNDER THE Seas, by Jules Verne. —An intensely inter est: nyg-aceount ofa voyage of 606-0 mile 4 under the ocean! Price, only 20 cents: by mail 25 cents. a@” Regular price, $4 00. Nos.9 & 10. ‘tue Law. AnD. THE LaDy by Vilkic Collins. ‘this famous autlor’s last and _grestest-werk,—Price;on'y 90 cts. by mail 25 cents <®@@” Regular price; $1 25. A Splendid book, . : The wonderful cheapness of our Booke leads many to fear itis a humbug. We would refer them to the + ditor of this oa per who-has-atample copy, or Specimen Pages will be sent FREE ‘ 8 They are well printed and remarkably low priced Edit.onus of Standard Bopks, by the Best Authors. and merit the atteftior ofevery reader 8@” Buy. a simple copy Cataloguesof “0 books free. A new boot added every two weeks 897 Forsale by al! Newsdeuslers, or sent. postpaid, by “sDONNELLEY, LOYD,& CO., Publish rs. Chicago, I, To All Whom It May .Cocceru. ° ENTS, thet I. L. Charonnat, of the county of Névada, State of California, the party of the fir-t pat her in, do hereby: emancipate my son, Anselme . Arist. de Charonnat, a miner,the party of "he secon: part berein. Aud 1 do hireby grat tomy said son, Anseline, thé right to mae contracts, to lab r’ for wages,to receive his own wages,and todos loth r things én his ace wnt as fully and effectually as he might it he were now of the full ge of twenty-one years And Idolhrr. by fully release to him the gaic Ans Ime,all] riyht to his own wages, andthe fruiteof hix own labor, and services, without Je. cr hindsample of a uew idea in the cheap printing . NOW ALL. MEN BY THESE PR: 8. LARGE LOT OF Hams, Bacon, . and . Lard, The Best to be had in the Sta.e + LARD! LARD! Six Ib, caiis of Lard, decorated, with and. without a : Also 8’and 10 Ib. cans. Xa Orde left at the Office, on the Grass Valley road, or by letter through the Post: ‘Office will be promptly atTrance on my pat. Ant thit Iwi Tl not be }responsibje tor any conutra‘ta whi h he chim are notified that they must do so as though the suid Anselue Aristise Chur: puat were of the full a e of twenty-one years. Thesaid Anselme will be of the full age of tw nty one yexrs on the twentieth day of July, A. D. 1877, Witness my band-and seal this seal) twenty-third day of bicember, A. ——~ ) D. 1876. jan L. CHARONNAT. — Moone’s Fiat, No . 15, 1876. BR. Foirorn:—1 deem it a duty . ewe to thésick ard sufering.to call the attenJar Allen Miner 1 Springs, in Lake conuty. Itisknown t:rome that Ihave ben an invalid since 1863. Last May, heariny of the Allen Springs, I visited them, avd was indneed to give them a tris]. In afew days I felt a decided improvement, ard for the first four weeks Iny #ympt ms were varius. Sometimes. werke and then : better but onthe whole the feeling «f re turning health was predovninate. ‘I perteVere, an! now am rewarded with « cowplete restorition to health. * The waters have been analyzed by Prof. W.T. Wentzell of San Francisco, ‘and found to contain-ch'vride of sodinm. mag‘Resium end potassium, bicarbonate of magnesinim sodium, and calcium, sulphate of soditim, phosphate of iron, silies, carbonic acid. The wutris strongly serated with carbonic acid. with the salts of sodium, and magnerium, and phosphate of iron prec Ominating, therefure the inediciral value of the w.terls superior. The location is one of the pleas : test to be found in the Coast Range; its walks are shaded by forest trees, of fir. epruce, live oak etc. The climate is not surpassed anywhere ou the Coast, the air being very balmy and pure. The altitude: ig about 7,50 fee above tide water,and the winds are broker by mountain ranges, north and south, ‘The average mInaxtinum temperutire is sbout #0°. sd have known persone to visit these springs for only three or fuur weeks and return home cured—cured of some jong{standing .complsint. Im chronic easex more tine is usually required to eff ct permanent cures. Fromm what J have le .rned cf mu:neral] waters, I am satisfied ther: are none superior, if equal, to the Alin Chulsbeate, Sulphar and sola Springs, and I gratefully and: cheerfully, without solicititicn, earnestly recommend them to the public patronage. The proprietors are gentlemen, attentive to the wants of vis itors, making #1} feel al home duriugthei stay with them. How to get there—From Marysville, via Coluas -nd@ Williams; from Sacramento hy rail to Wii liams; from San Francisco via Woodland to Wiiliams, thevce by~ daity Stage, 35 miles, over a_samooth moun'sin road, having been shortened and improved: this season. es nlS-ha _— —— J. M. WALLIN, ATTORNEY a? LAW. tmay make. but all persens deasing with . ALLEN MINERAL SPHINGS. tio of the public te the de-erv-Jjly pepn—. tives at Grass Valley at 11:35 A. M. Train No, 5,leaves Novada at 415. P.M. leaves rass Valley at 4.45 P. M., arrives at Colfax at 6.15 P, oe . = ~ GOING MORTH. Train No. 2leaves Colfax at 7.90 A.-M leuves Grass \ alley at 9:05 A: M., arrives at Nevada at 9:36 A, M. : Aes Tritn No. 4.(.ocal between Graas Va : and Nevada) leaves Graré Valley at oa “P. M., arrives at Nevada at 3:10 P. M, Trai. No. 6 leaves Colfax at 6.60 P. M., PX. JOHN F. KIDDER, General Superintendent, Mark These Facts. —The Testimony of the Whole World. HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. “Thad no appetite; Holloway’s Pills gave me-a hearty oe,” : “Your Pillsare marvellous.” : “Tseud for snother box, and keep them in the house.” = ‘ “Dr Holluway has cured my headache ‘that wa. chrovic.” lg : “T gave ole of your Pills to my babe. for cholera 1a-rbue. ‘The dear little thing get well ii a day,” a j < “My nausea of a morning is now cured.” “Your box o: Hoiloway’s Cintmert curedmine Of nNetses in the head J rubbed some of your Gintment behind the ears und the noise has h ft.” “rend me twa poortamily:” — ‘*l enclose @ dollar; your price is 25 cents.lut the medicine to me is worth » collar.” : ‘send me five box s of your Pills,” ‘‘Letme have three boxes of your Pills ‘ey return ined]. fr éhoNs and fever, ¢ I have over 209 sueb testimonials as these, but want of space conipels me to eouclude, Nevada ot 8:54 A. ma24 boxes; Iwint one for s ee be For Cutaneous Disorders, § A ND all eruptions of the skin,thie Ointmei.t is mostinvaluable. It does not heal externally al 1'e,but penctrnte withthe >on as effects to the very root ef the evil. : __HOLLOWAY’S PILIS —_. Invariably cure the following diseages: BDISORDER-OF THE KIDNEYS, leave Grass Valley at 8.25 P. M., arrives at Employees. the-Gempany reserves the ~~~ . -Wednesvay. May 24th 18978, + eis ae tendedto. = Shin & Co, Nevada, Dec. 14, 1876. Harper’s Magazine. Notices of‘the Press. 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Dr. G.Will give to any oné who will him that he wascured — y either of the Sas d: Men, mplate marriage, whe ° any of these fearful forget the sacred re pon them, nor delsy elief. x 5 ir. Gibbon’s office or of medicines may rely f confidential secrecy and expect no more vith a fair and mutnuneration of sérvices g the circumstances in a toe prevalent and ortion umong quacks esponsible, and will a written instrument, ject a radical and pes » no charge. at Home. ga letter to Dr. Gib smyptoms, length of s continued, and the y, to any part of the i plain "hikection for TEN DOLLARS i letter through a h Wells, fargo & ne will be forwarded t of the Union. FGIBBON, 623 Kearney, arcial, San Commercial treet. BOX 1957 on thel# will please inform ey vend his. sdvertia RANSCRIPT. yl 10. S. ORNIA. COUNTY 0F n the District: Cou idicial District of tein and forthe county sle of the State of Cab ng to Tecom Bilvel Mah. limited ongmore red to a; pear in an vou in the DistrietCout udicial District of t in and for the court Isth day of Octokt , Plaintiff, and to o filed th-rein, witt of the day of servitt you ofthis pum this county; ot. = sunty, but in this Dir days; otherwise ¥ igment will be iit, according to aint, Beingan acti? by Plaintiff ore and one tiundred’ ollars, alleged oe you ‘to Plaintiff ‘end expended st De nd request, —or day of Julv,1875 ber, 1876, which. Dt ind’ promised to } Plaintiff avers iid the cxergs id deman ee 5 There fore, Pisist, 1st you for said sum ® of suit. ~ 4.00 you™ f you fail to spre l compiaint a8 aber aintiff will take jolt the sum of $10,123 iy whereof, I, Ja ai of District Cow" pereunto set DY haps of. aid Court, ®Nevada, on the } _ 1876. ‘ Plaintiff's Attormes 8D, WHITE, Clee YRDINANCE. ITY TRUSTEES 3; That the Cty ig yeer sg he Sty 4 dollars for nts per one nyodred id, whole #2 ™ ye hurdred , President. . BUSINESS. “out : t “dilde Gace einer ern: CoO wh ND TELE}RAPA INSTITULE. ‘BAN FRANCISCO,@ WENRY BARNARD, A—M., Professor of statheiuutiand Scieu & of Acounts; graduate of Prince of Wales Col_0ge, aud Stow's Wod.] and Normal Uraiuag School; late Sta e institu e Directo, ad L«ctarer of Minuesota, and for the astelive yuars Presi tent of tie M.uncape {a Basiness College; havi g disposed ot ig eutire interest i thot institution, and emoved to Sin FranlIsco, will hercatter © sass Conimetcal College . n that city, eiitcon + at 12u Sutter atreet, ani 920 Koarny street, Hardie Place, (with @ifice in ‘ituoms 38,) where he wili vive his persunal attention and setei es to those who desire instruction tm Bookkeeping or she Science of Accoqute~ and English Branches P-of. Barusrd is the originator end author of the Celebrated inetuod of Teaching Accounts which. has b come so popular in etucid sting the wtricucics ‘and maysteies of Bookkeeping. in order to ge eure a wider field of inborin which to ex emplify the super ority of bis method of fnstruction, he -has orgauized Barnard’s Business College aud eleyraph. Lastitute, Sea Francisco. A SPECIAL FEATURE, No more students wll: be adaiitted to the Oollege thau-Profers-rB.urnaid can attend fe with nis own person nstruction. H has not orgauizéd this enterprise merely us an €a8y-way to imare m nev, but to ea.abiish as ep viable a reputation as an Instruetor as he hus Jeft benind timin Miuuesota and to. buiid up a Busin~ss Collegé of the . highest nfp-rit, in waich the fil sh equiv. . alont willbe given for all Tuition colected, and whith, by personal effort, he will make the b-st institution on the Pacitie Oosst. ip which ts obtsin a first class Prac@onl Business Edacat on. 4 : BOTS OF INS TRUETION. — Dar Skastons—9 to 11.30 A. M. and Jto } e EVENING SEsstons—7.30 to 9.30 P.M. . Students wil bentitled to the use of tne rooms froin 4 30 A. M. to5 P. M., thus ensbling thy m to -yurk vutside of the hours of instruction. : Lavigs-.A separate apart-sent—will be reserved fur the Lady Stu ients: woo wll be provided with every convenience to fa@ilitate their work. : 2 STATIONERY aN» Bcoxs—Our srrangema-mtssre such tnat all supplies tor. the eourse can be obtaitied of us*at rates tuuch below the usual cust; and corresponding in every particular with the books used in wea} businexs. Dipcomas -Onr Diplomas are engrave on steel, finely + xecuted at-great cost; the Will be issued tu students ¢. mpl-ting thy } Oourse in the Business Department on payment of the feeuf tive dolars. . No Vacarion--The College will be in @eaesion duriny the entire jear, Stude.ts Will be sdinitted at any time, € No Copyinc From Text Bocss-—-The highly ovjectipuabie metood of espying from text books without. understanding . whatis intended tous conveyed ix * together avuiied, All werk <ione is the direct prodact-of tre student's owt thonght DiscrpLine—We mainta nthe most rigid J ipline. insisting up n perfect ordér axa system in cversthing. We treat every siadent as a gentieinan or lady, ard expect enly genticmunly or lady-like conduct in retarn. We do not have tules or penalties but adapt special modes of treatment to @ecial cases. No conduct is allowed that wonld not be tolerated in the drawing room efa wellreguiated family. For ful! particulars seud for Catalogue ' “and Circulars. exptuining Conrse of study-. We offer in_u-ements that are superior'to thase offured by any similar institution in Mhe city. for further information -xddrese BahNARD’s BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1% sutter street. Room 38, : ‘ S.n. Fran«isco, Cal. References, by permission Hon. David Kart, Stute Snperintendent of Public In 4 @trauction, Minnesota; Hon. H B. Wilson jate Superintendent of Puvlic Instruction Minnesota; W. D. Garland, Equitable Lif Asaurauce Buciety, 426 Ciliforuia street. © . ¥.; 8.P. Hall, Attorney at-Law, 213 Bap @me street, 8. F.~ . Ban Francisco, Oct. 31, 1875. “SE FSR CRS CAPITAL $300,000. _ ‘HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, pee PRINCIPAL OFFICE, $06 CALIFORNIA STREET ‘San Francisco, : FIRE INSURANCE OXLY. &.¥. Houghton, Fresident. Geo. H, Howard, Vive President. = Charles H. Story, Secretary. N.B. Eddy. Marine Secretary. H. H. Bizelow, General —w RB. H. Mayill. General Agent. @uase Valley Branch fer Nevada Ceuanty ‘TRUSTEES, Wm. Watt, +. W. Sigourney A. B. BRADY. Mauager, fice No. 99 Main Street,Birase Valley, Cat ® me, “3 Na 18 BERERY GIVEN THAT Clty taxesfor-the year 1976-77 are now due snd payable st the Marshal’s Ofstreet, and that unicea paid = rypee proprietor EMPIRE _ _LIVERY STABLE, _ = Pr. WELLINGTON, _Prepricter. —— ee ‘Transcript ‘To Be found in thie part of the State. Teams, with blegsut Buggies, Wagons . and Hacks to let : nthe most reagunable t rings. = ¢Phe Horees are free from vice, of good style and capuble of going as fast as anv genticman cares to'drive, Carriages for Funerals attanded-to with at.the shortest notice and of the EMPIRE STa¢ a Sn! i ee SSS ee Horses, Carriages and Baggies Weare we re do ted . a The Lakeside-Library §-PtB ISHED semisinonthi:; and each . issue contuius a C MPLETE Nove, by 1 5 oat > ttc”, ote, tion ot long ond important novels in a sinliterature of the—day, snd—is—peculisr—to the Lakeside Library. . Substriptions are-r-ceived for 24 Lum* bers {i y-ar.) Price €2-15; or for-#2— nua ~bers {6 nionthe) Price $tit: or for 6 nut bere, (3. mouths), on trial.53 cents Single sent free Se Printing in a style second to no tention contains: : KA+KKFELTO, by~Major G. J. Whyte. Me! ville. * KATERFELTO" is the best, because the’ stories. It ix full of life, character and-ac A $150 BOOK FOR 10CENT . gle issue, isthe most u.ique and vakinble }feature yet imtroiu cd into tte periodical . copies. 10, and14& 15-25 cents.) Sample pages: Our next issue, Nov 17, Teady ths day, . } Most eriginal of ell Maj. Whyte Metville’s . ove of the great authors of the world; as}-— Chas, Reade, Dickens, Scutt, Authony ‘t'pol. f — The coniplef° Heer HAND, OF THEIR OWN MANUFACIURE,A ~j and_N N.G RR. ~ TIME TABLY, Wo. 3. KF" the government and information of Tight-to_vary. the same a8_—circumstances muy require, Tot ke effect ; GOING SOUTH, Se ge Train No. 1 leaves Nevada City at 6 A. M. and leavos Grasp Valley at 5.A. M,. arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A.M.— : Train No, 3,-{loe L between Grass prolmptness. ‘ Geod-Sad HOTsen KIWAYR On Haid. — Horses boarded by the day, week o1 month and the greatest of care guaranteed D. WELLINGTON; Nevada City, November 17th, 1875. _” NICE GROCERIES -CHAS. F, ROBINSON A T his Store,on BROAD ~TREET, Opfe pos te the M: thodist Church, le:ps constantly on hand as fine a stock of GR«ERIcs, PR VISIONS, &. as can be found in Nevada city, wnich will be suldaa LOW THE LOWESP. Give mene Ws B.A. MILLER’S ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE, ODD FELLOWS’ BUITDIVG; FROAD STREET,/NeVADA CITY. See SSs SHARE of tho. pablie patronage rees -spoctiully solicited. “apd THE OLD ACCOMMUDA fiun+ Nevada and. Grass Valley Stage -._daines Time Table,Leave Grass Valley at-8-o’clock A, M.: a ave Nevada City at 9A. M. Leave Grass Valley at 4 o'clock P. M ; Feturning leave Nevada City at 5 P. M. Ladies and gentJemen calt-d for at anj part of the sity withont extra charge. Packages carried stiow ates Orders left dt the National «r Union Ho tels. in Nevada City, or at th Exchange Wisconsip or Golden Gate Hutels, Grass Valley, will be prem ptly attended to auyotf B. F. HARRIS, Prop’r. DR. C. D. BOBO, Physician and Surzeon, GRADUATE of the” Universit: of A Penfisyyvana, and leg Ny yu.lifiei under then _feate from in Count¥ Clerk’s Uffice Cau b> consulted at P.H. bs lde-’s Prag-sto e. or hi. Residence, Bioad Stre t, oppesite the Theatre. : z Refers to Dr. H, H. Toland, fan Frani_ce, California. © n2 liw of Califorgis, ky certiPHILIP RIC ARDS, No. 30_Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CiL, “ . Gold Dust bonght and sold. Buallion iscoun ed. Advanies made on eohi Dust or bullion fur coina,e athe Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO. Correspondent, © issAmerican Bank, Sau Francisco jyl-tma COUNTY. WARRANTS, LL Warrants on Gencral Fund, resistered priur to May 2d, 18°96. Also warrant No, 164on Spe idl Fund, registered Nov 15th, 1876. Also a}l warrants on oad Fant, registered prior tu duly Leth, 1876. Also warrants On sume Fucd, vos. 57, 66, 68, 77,107, 109 and 111, reg stered July llth, 1876, will be p.it‘on presentation. Interest ceases from date. J.. PAYNE, County Treasurer. Nevada City, Dee. 6, 1876. H. 8. BRADLEY, CIVIL ENGINEER, And U. 8S. Deputy Surveyer NEVADA CITY, CaL Nevaia City Jaly3t, 1978. ¢ DENTISTRY Lisanne R. P. EL HUGHSON, has opene? an office ——— in Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. Over Hyman Bros.’ Store. : He is-propared.toperform—2H -kinds of “Mechanical and Operative Dentistry, in the latest and most cpproved styles. PSG Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silvér Vuleanite and Alumiuium. Satisfaction ranteed as to quality and price of work. ite made at residence.if desired Nevada, May 30th, 1871. H. W. VALANTINE. M. D., ‘RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, FFICE, CORNER BROAD AND -PWF Ertrance on street. Residenee at the off &

Main &%. Onters left at E. MD will be stténde! te. . . W. D. LONG, plece, “Preston’s amo. mith of City Clerk. Wevada City, Jan. Ind, 1s77 . . Counselor at Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC. FVICEOY BWW seREe aps on ; , % }. ‘ ‘ata e Medical Bart recerded-t office in this State. “Asan advertising mediam the Nevada Daily Transcript is the best in the Northern part of the State. é COUNTY WARRANTS. LL warrants on General Fund, re-istered prior to Jinuary 6th, 1877. Also ali warrants on Special Fund, registered }-prorto Jafiu ry 6th,"1877. Also all warants on Road Fun i reg:steredfprior tw -O--t. 5th, 1876. Alo all warrants on HospitaiFurl, r pintenad —priet to Jiily 1, 1876. . Will be paid-on presentation. ceares from date. J.N. PANE, Conuty ‘Treasurcr, 1877. : Eureka Stage ) and kxpress Co. STAGES will leave Neva. gia for Moore’s Flat, and : Eureka as follows: Leave Nevada City, Monday, Wednesday and Friday.Returning; leave Moore’s Flat and Eureka, Tues lay, Thursday and Saturday. TROTTER & CUNNINGHAM, SAS aA Proprietors. ‘Nevada, Janusry 6, “CONS: ABLE’3 SALE. i TATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF. Nevada, township of Eureka, ss. By Vertue of anexecutiou te me delivered, is sued from the Court of J,M Ballard Exq., an acting Justice ef the Peacvein and ior the county sforsaid bearing date Janu. arr 4th, 1877,to sutisty a judgment renjered by suid Justice of the Peace, on the th-day-of January, A—D—1877>in tavor ur vw. L. Morr wand against C ailes Kk. Puscheil,tor'the sui of. one hundred and twen 8. Gold Coin, debt, intere-t, damages and costs of suit.—+-bav+ taken in—execution, . and wills Il to the hghest bidder for cash, the f Mowing described property, to-wit: . A bouse and lot +itua ed above he old ro: d 1 adinz to Mouce’s Flac,and near the old Brewiry, ant one house and lot sitwatea ut th. new town site of Moore's Flat, and all the la 4 layin. below the Eureka round; and north of the new town Bite of Moore’s Flat, cl imed by the suid Charles E. Puschell. Nonce is hereby given that Iwill +xXpOsne at public agile all the a ove described property, le the high: st bidder tor cosa, in U. 3 Gold Cia, in front ot Hugerty © Uo's. ttore. in the Township of turka,county of Nevads,8'ate of Californa,on We nesday, the Jlst day of Janu:ry, A.D. 1877, between_the-hou-s—of 9 v’clock A. M. and 4 o’elock P. M , taken as the property of the above named defendant, to sstinfy thy above demands and accru-ng costs. Witness my hand tis eixth duy of Jauuary A. 1). 1877. ; WILLIAM HEARNE, Gonstable Bureka Township. ~ HOUSE FOR S od janc ALE. * LOTS 6 AND 7, in BLOCK 35 ON Broad street, the property of Dri F. Bue ow, with all bufidings wtable, outbuildings, &e.,are offered for sale, ‘Terms —Half eush and half to be secured by mortgage. Bids to be made In writing, with 5 per cent. ef the bid deposited. All bidsto be left with Leop. Garthe, the agent of Dr. F. Buelow. No bids received after Jaturry 15, 1877, a30 PROBATE NOVICE. {* the Probate Court ofthe-Gounty of B Nevada, State of California. In the tmaatter of the estute of Thomas Cline decvrased. On reading and. filing the petition of Frank Kilerman.administrator of the estate of Thorous. Cline deceaged , setting forth that he has filed his final arconnt of his administration of the estate of said deceased, in this Court, that all the debts aud_expenses of sdnrinistration-bave been duly paid;and that portion of said estate remaius to be divided among the heirs ef “paid deceased, and praying among-’other ings for an order of distr'bution of the rest ue of said estate among’the persons e:titied; and also that said final acéount be approved, allowed and settied. it ig ordercd that-all pr reons interested in the estete of the said-fhomas Cline, deceased, be und sppear before the Probate Court of the County of Nevada, st the Gourt Koom of said C urt, in the City of Nevada, in @aid Nevada enunty, on Saturday, the 17th day of February, A. D. 1877, at 10 o’clock A. M., then and there to show cause why an-qrder of distribution. shou'd pot be made of the residue of mid estate among the heirs of th: said deevased, acoording tolaw. It is further ordered that a copy of this order be published for fousuocessive weeks, before the saic 17th day of ty-seveu dollary.and one cent, $127-6h5ir . February, A. D. 1877, im the Nuvaba Datcy{ tion. The KaTERFECIO of the «tory is a splendid horse, whose pertorimances sur pass tl.ose of Dick Turpin’s'** black Léss.’” It is andoubtedly cne of the most ta cina ting romances we liave read since-we Khow not when or where.’-—The Press. {Dr. Shelton Mack nzie.) &F This is rexlly a refiarkable book one of the very best published for years trice Only 10 Cente; by insi Only 12 Cents. Keyular price, $1 25.We particularly urge you to get this Number as a . uf good Booka No, 19.MAURICE DE’ ING, by the famous author of “Guy Liviuzstore’”’ Price 10 cents; by muil, 12 cents. “Keyular price, $125. ‘Brilliant apd fascinating. ‘the reader is held in eestrey,”—London Limes, Nos. 14&15. 20,000LEeEacUEs UNDER THE Seas, by Jules Verne. —An intensely inter est: nyg-aceount ofa voyage of 606-0 mile 4 under the ocean! Price, only 20 cents: by mail 25 cents. a@” Regular price, $4 00. Nos.9 & 10. ‘tue Law. AnD. THE LaDy by Vilkic Collins. ‘this famous autlor’s last and _grestest-werk,—Price;on'y 90 cts. by mail 25 cents <®@@” Regular price; $1 25. A Splendid book, . : The wonderful cheapness of our Booke leads many to fear itis a humbug. We would refer them to the + ditor of this oa per who-has-atample copy, or Specimen Pages will be sent FREE ‘ 8 They are well printed and remarkably low priced Edit.onus of Standard Bopks, by the Best Authors. and merit the atteftior ofevery reader 8@” Buy. a simple copy Cataloguesof “0 books free. A new boot added every two weeks 897 Forsale by al! Newsdeuslers, or sent. postpaid, by “sDONNELLEY, LOYD,& CO., Publish rs. Chicago, I, To All Whom It May .Cocceru. ° ENTS, thet I. L. Charonnat, of the county of Névada, State of California, the party of the fir-t pat her in, do hereby: emancipate my son, Anselme . Arist. de Charonnat, a miner,the party of "he secon: part berein. Aud 1 do hireby grat tomy said son, Anseline, thé right to mae contracts, to lab r’ for wages,to receive his own wages,and todos loth r things én his ace wnt as fully and effectually as he might it he were now of the full ge of twenty-one years And Idolhrr. by fully release to him the gaic Ans Ime,all] riyht to his own wages, andthe fruiteof hix own labor, and services, without Je. cr hindsample of a uew idea in the cheap printing . NOW ALL. MEN BY THESE PR: 8. LARGE LOT OF Hams, Bacon, . and . Lard, The Best to be had in the Sta.e + LARD! LARD! Six Ib, caiis of Lard, decorated, with and. without a : Also 8’and 10 Ib. cans. Xa Orde left at the Office, on the Grass Valley road, or by letter through the Post: ‘Office will be promptly atTrance on my pat. Ant thit Iwi Tl not be }responsibje tor any conutra‘ta whi h he chim are notified that they must do so as though the suid Anselue Aristise Chur: puat were of the full a e of twenty-one years. Thesaid Anselme will be of the full age of tw nty one yexrs on the twentieth day of July, A. D. 1877, Witness my band-and seal this seal) twenty-third day of bicember, A. ——~ ) D. 1876. jan L. CHARONNAT. — Moone’s Fiat, No . 15, 1876. BR. Foirorn:—1 deem it a duty . ewe to thésick ard sufering.to call the attenJar Allen Miner 1 Springs, in Lake conuty. Itisknown t:rome that Ihave ben an invalid since 1863. Last May, heariny of the Allen Springs, I visited them, avd was indneed to give them a tris]. In afew days I felt a decided improvement, ard for the first four weeks Iny #ympt ms were varius. Sometimes. werke and then : better but onthe whole the feeling «f re turning health was predovninate. ‘I perteVere, an! now am rewarded with « cowplete restorition to health. * The waters have been analyzed by Prof. W.T. Wentzell of San Francisco, ‘and found to contain-ch'vride of sodinm. mag‘Resium end potassium, bicarbonate of magnesinim sodium, and calcium, sulphate of soditim, phosphate of iron, silies, carbonic acid. The wutris strongly serated with carbonic acid. with the salts of sodium, and magnerium, and phosphate of iron prec Ominating, therefure the inediciral value of the w.terls superior. The location is one of the pleas : test to be found in the Coast Range; its walks are shaded by forest trees, of fir. epruce, live oak etc. The climate is not surpassed anywhere ou the Coast, the air being very balmy and pure. The altitude: ig about 7,50 fee above tide water,and the winds are broker by mountain ranges, north and south, ‘The average mInaxtinum temperutire is sbout #0°. sd have known persone to visit these springs for only three or fuur weeks and return home cured—cured of some jong{standing .complsint. Im chronic easex more tine is usually required to eff ct permanent cures. Fromm what J have le .rned cf mu:neral] waters, I am satisfied ther: are none superior, if equal, to the Alin Chulsbeate, Sulphar and sola Springs, and I gratefully and: cheerfully, without solicititicn, earnestly recommend them to the public patronage. The proprietors are gentlemen, attentive to the wants of vis itors, making #1} feel al home duriugthei stay with them. How to get there—From Marysville, via Coluas -nd@ Williams; from Sacramento hy rail to Wii liams; from San Francisco via Woodland to Wiiliams, thevce by~ daity Stage, 35 miles, over a_samooth moun'sin road, having been shortened and improved: this season. es nlS-ha _— —— J. M. WALLIN, ATTORNEY a? LAW. tmay make. but all persens deasing with . ALLEN MINERAL SPHINGS. tio of the public te the de-erv-Jjly pepn—. tives at Grass Valley at 11:35 A. M. Train No, 5,leaves Novada at 415. P.M. leaves rass Valley at 4.45 P. M., arrives at Colfax at 6.15 P, oe . = ~ GOING MORTH. Train No. 2leaves Colfax at 7.90 A.-M leuves Grass \ alley at 9:05 A: M., arrives at Nevada at 9:36 A, M. : Aes Tritn No. 4.(.ocal between Graas Va : and Nevada) leaves Graré Valley at oa “P. M., arrives at Nevada at 3:10 P. M, Trai. No. 6 leaves Colfax at 6.60 P. M., PX. JOHN F. KIDDER, General Superintendent, Mark These Facts. —The Testimony of the Whole World. 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