June 16, 1872 (4 pages)

a7 LOTICE,© » RIVAL M. D, 4 E. N THIS crry, . heumatitn, 8, and va€S with. — . The Daily Teiirseripi ‘Mea-—— pay, mn and Women ) them can be elous Cure! Nn Will imprigon egion of gloom 1 Nations) ESSLE DEAL LING iG. GOODS. © Street, ANE 8T., New Yor! for Sale. R ENGINE, — One 8-inch liftek, and. ons ule. . Tools, and all JAD STREET is of WAGOS ES. turned out of ug done in the yuarantee satis . H. SHARP, OTHING. o AL > and beautifad uummer Cluths, hich he is pre : der . on the moe nevery caseg Coat, Vest or me, and 1 will better and lass clothing. ue on short De SENTHAL, Neyuds Oity. ge Shaving . ths wwietor tizonus of Neve icinity are Te Hformied thus ntitely refitted ouse in elegans he services of ~~~§acramento.— ee ~ ‘Reading of the “Declaration of Tnb ae and proceed to the residence of JohnuNEVADA CITY, CAL. SR NAAT A, PTET LOCAL AFFAIRS. — Extensive Preparations for a Grand Celebration on the Fourth of ( Paly at Nevada City ll of the committees appointed by the citizens to make arrungements for a grand celebration of the Fourth of July, are busily engaged making preparations, ahd the prospect is that it will excel any celebration that has ever taken placein the mountains. The oration will be delivered by ‘Governor Booth. a ge A poem by Hon. Albert Hart, of dependence by Miss Flora Cornell, of this city. — Rev. E. Wuleday, of this city, and Rev. Mr. Anderson, of Grass Valley, haye been selected as Chaplains of the day. a * ‘Hon. Niles Searls, President. of. the day.; ‘ B. J. Watson, Esq., Grand-Matshal. Frank G. Beatty, of Grass Valley, and John Pattison, of this city, Aids. ts Se Dewey’s Band of Grass Valley, and # Oarter’s band of this city, have been engaged, and arrangements will-be ~ made for the ¢cirens band—making three bands of music. , The firenien and -Ihilitary companies will turn out, and, if possible, the school children will join in the procession. The San Franciseo Cireus Company ‘will perform in the afternoon. and evening of the 4th, and with the exception of Grass Valley, they will not visit any other town in the county, conseqnently many from various parts of the county will come here to see the great.show. A special train will Jeave Sacramento on the 3d, bringing ‘te Colfax the Governor and a large numberof rs Vates be met at of Arrangements and brought to this city by private carriages. The mil“itary and firemen will be ordered out Cashin, on theGrass Valley road, where the Governor will be. received and escorted to hisrooms. A salute will-befired-on the evening of the 3d, on the arrival of the Sacramento delegation. At daylight, noon and evening of the 4th, a salute will be fired, and all the bells in the city,-will-ring at sunrise and sunset. On the evening of the 4th there will be a grand display of Fireworks. A Poem for the Fourth. 8 _ ‘The celebration in this city on the Fourth of July willbe the most attractive ever held in Nevada county. Albert) Hart, Secretary to Governor Booth, hus accepted an invitation from the Committee to read an oriyinal poem. ‘The well known repu-. tation of Mr. Hart as a writer of poetry is sufficient guarantee of the excellencé of the produetion. The “Oration by Goy. Booth should be heard by, every citizen of Nevada county. As an orator Gov. Booth has few equals, aud the people of the county will: enjoy a literary treat on the Fourth more excellent than the “people of any other localities in the State. We advise every person to hear the poem and the oration on that day. Besides these ° attrac-: tions there will be.a large procession and other interesting exercises, . f A Calitornia Lion Captured, \ On Friday last a California lion> weighing 140 pounds, was killed at Hatch’s ranch, Indian Springs. For several years he has been committing depredations in. that part of Rough and Ready towuship, and the dogs have tackled him, but they always came off second:best. On Friday the dogs again got cn his track, and some of the men in the neighborhood joined in the chase, which resulted in the death of the animal. : The Tax Case. The tax suit against the Eureka Lake and Water Company Consolidated, is to be tried in the Distvict Court on next Monday. ‘The amount sued for is over $4,000 and suit was brought by ex-District Attorney J. I, Catdweil. Deal & Clark and J. I, Caldwell appear for the county, and Jaige Niles Searls for the coupany; a o-a> The Weather. Yesterday was a blustering day, and the weather lcoked as though the season might.take another freak which would result-in a shower. . Colfax by the Committee . Important, Notice, B. H. Miller would -inform the people of Nevada county, that he has leased the building on Commercial street, adjoining E. W. Bigelow's grocery store, and will open next week with the finest stock of clothing ever brought to Nevada city. Most of the goods have been purchased, and will be shipped ‘from San Fran< cisco as fast as possible. People in want of any kind of clothingfurhishing goods, hats, caps, boots, shoes, ete., should wait for the new arrival. One thing the public can rest assured of, anil that is, the. stock-will be en: said of. any other establishment—in the county. Wait for latest styles at the lowest prices;— ‘Nevada, June 15th, 1879,-3t. Surveying. Parties desiring my services, will find at my office, during my absence, Mr, D. B. Merry, a regularly appointed U. 8. Deputy Mineral Surveyor, why, will attend. promptly to all business entrused to his care, H. 8S. BRADLEY: Nevada, May 28th. ° _ What the Weak Need. . Why do the; debilitated and feeble dread the Summer?. Itis because heat is an exhausting element, avd they are not in. a condition to bear the new drain upontheir languid systems, which they think must necessarily commence with the warm weather. But cannot this evil be obviated? Most indubitably it can. What these-weaklings need—in tact, what nine-teuths of us need at this season—is an accession of physical vigor, and this -desideratum can be secured, with #bsolute certainty, by a course of the mightiest, yet mildest, of all vegetable tonics, Hostetter’s Stunach Bitters, , Thousands of men of business, mechanics and professional men break down, partially or wholly, under their Summer ‘labors, simply because they have neglected to reinforge the powers of nature in this way. To persons who use the celebrated invigerant and corrective regularly in hot j Weather, the cxhaustion which, excessive heat is apt to produce under other cireumstAnces is unknown, They arenot troubled With nausea, their appetites are good, their tirely new; ‘something that cannot be . . ~ BARGAINS ~ EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA COUNTY. . a a ~¥OU CAN . Get the Latest Styles SUMMER . Goons At the Store of A, Goldsmith ‘er place, a The largest and pre‘tiest stock ever brought to this city, embracing every kind known in the market. Look at the prices B . 10 yds Sprague and Merrimac. Prints for $1. White Rock and: Lonsdale Muslin, 5 yds for $1. Fine Summer Dress Goods, pr so. Cheaper than at any oth. I. * io wt a pee Te GRAND BENEFIT i vor . ! THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA coUNTY . READ THIS AND REFLEcT! 3 No Humbug, . As willeasily be demonstrated by i ‘seeing for yourself, —_—_— J.&§ ROSENTHAL Ww advantages unequalled by any firm in this part, of the State, in receiving CLOTHING FROM NEWYORK And having purchased the celebrated Establishment of : They are determined to maintain the olé reputation bySelling Clothing, &o, CHEAPERTHAN ANY OTHERS In Nevada County ! ie) stand that we mean just we say, and all we ask is that you will . REDUCTION. IN, PRICES, &o, . Company. By order We want purchasers to distinctly undermr od B BULLARD would respectfully ine form the people that he has leased the Skating Rink fer another year and that hereatter it will be open ' Every Morning, Aftérrioon and Evening, Sundays excepted. The following reduction in Prices have been made ; i Adinission, including use of Skates, 25 eents. 4 Tickets, in packages of Five, admitting Lady or Gentleman, $1. f Tickets inpackages of Eight, admitting Children. $1, ‘Tickets will be sdld by the month, if de. INDEPENDENCE DAY! GRAND. CELEBRATION OF OUR NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY, + AT NEVADA Crry,] j 2 sired. : B. BULLARD, Proprietor. Nevada, June 12th. ON] ATTENTION . YOU ate heréby ordered to appear at your Armory, in Full : : Uniform, for Parade . and Drill, at § o’clock, P. M. of Every Thursday Evening. During the Month of June from tle date hereof, You are further ordered to appear at your Armory on : Wednesday Evening, July 34, At To’clock, P. M.infull uniform, for escort duty. All members of the Company failing to comp)y with the above order will be held to a strict accountability under the New Military Law: and the regulations of -the ; M.S. DEAL, Capt: Comn'dg. W. F. Evens, O. 8. ML MILWAUKEE BREWERY. W. DREYFUSS continues to maun facture'as good, LAGER BEER As can be found on the Pacific coast. Lager sold by the quart, gallon, in xegs and bottles. Leave your orders at the old stand, Spring Street, Nevada City. And they will be promptly and faithfully acted te, Give meutrial. I am_con fident of giving the very best satisfaction. LAGER BEER delivered to any part of the ounty FREE OF CHARGE. jy7. ON SALE NEVADA DRUG STORE. . THE NEW FOOD—SEA MOSS FARINE, FOR SAUCES, JELLIES, CUSPARDS—EDE. SANDS, EI —__—. THURSDAY, JULY 4th,1872, NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! . 2 IN Wittc IRE DEPARTMENT,{ CIVIC SOCIETIES, And Citizens of the County will x participate. -l AN ORATION WILL GE DELIVERED BY GOV. BOOTH, GRAND FIR& WORES. _.»IN THE EVENING! —_ cee The Committee do not hesitate to state that it will be the a GRANDEST CELEBRATION Ever witnessed in the mountains. Visiting Firemen will be received and entertained bythe Department, and Soldiers by the Nevada Military. Citizens from all parts of the County are cordially ine vited to attend. digestion excellent and their habit of body ali that can _be desired. 'Phis for twenty years has beenthe uniform testimony of 4ll who have taken the Bitters as a Summer tonic und alterntite. Its otlicacy is due to_ the care and scrupulous “fidelity to the teachings of expcrimental science, with ‘which its medivinal ingredients havedeen culled from the vegetable kitigdom, the ade mirable proportions iv which they are combined and the unequalled purity of its stimulative basis, . ¢ ee Lie No. 335. Application for a Patent to a Placer Gold Mining Claim. Untrep Stares Lanp OFvice, Sacrainento, Cal, April 12th, isi2. 8. BROWN, W. H. MURCHIE, B. F. @ BEEZLEY, and A. SANDFORD having tiled their application in this office for a Patent to a Mining Claim, and the law and instructions in such cases provided having been complied with, it is hereby ordered that the annexed notice of sach application be published for ninety days in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a newspaper published nearest the location of sa d claim xt Nevada city, in Nevada county, State of California, T. B. McFARLAND, Register. Copy of Notice posted on the Claim. Application for Patent to Mining Claim. . Notice is hereby given to whom it may concern, that an applicasion hes been made by 3-8, Brown, W. it. Murchie, B, F.Beezley and A. Saudford to the Government ot the United States fbr a Patent to the following described Gold Mining Claim known as the Sailor Ravine and Eagle Compa y's claims, situated in Nevada Mining District, in Nevada county, State of California being bounded by the mining claim of Kitts & Tully on the north and John C. Murchie on the east, no other claims bounding this on any side and more particularly described as follows, to-wit, On surveyed land being theS W 4 of SW \ and8 \% of NW \ of 5 W Quarter of Section 9, Township 16 North; Range 9 East, Mount Diablo Base and Merid ian, in the district of lends subject to <ale. at Sacramento, California, and containing 60 acres, said claim being still mere particularly described in the diagram posted and filed with ssid application. All perséus holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the sanie.before the Register and Receiver of the United States for Sacramento Land District, at Sac ento,California, within ninety days from the first day of publishing and sting hereof. ~1972;. ated Feb, 16th, ” J. 3;.BROWN, W. iH. RCHIE, Bb. F. BE Y, A. SANDFORD, Applicants W. W. Cross, Atty. april 16 Notice to ( Creditors. ASTATE. OF J. EF. MATTESON deceased: EK Notice .is hereby given by the undersigned, executor of the said Estate of J. E. MATTESON, Mcceent, ~ he aan { tors of, and all persons having claims lected the ssid deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months aftcr the first publication of this notice, to the undersigned at the office of Williams & Johnson, riggs Broad and i ts, Nevada City, California. sig igi ees J. B, JOHNSON, Executor of the Estate of J. LE. Mattcson, deceased. “ Nevada, May 24th, 1872. : Estray Notice. AME into the enclosure of the subscriber, on or abent the Ist of February, a Backskin Horse, with black mane and tail, branded with a heart under the mane. The vwner can have the same by proving erty and paying all costs, on spplication JOHN LANG, Bear Valley, Nevada county. Nevade, Jupe-lith, . yd, 25 cents. New style Suiting, Gros du Pruss, pr yd, 25 cents. Fine Satin Striped Pique, per ee Fine Embr. Skirting, 1 1-4 yds wide, pr yd, 20 cents. “Linen Towels, pr doz, $1 75. Children’s Trimmed Hats, 50 cents. ; Fine hemstitch Fine Parisian stylo of Ladies’ Trimmed Hats, $2 and $2 50. Hdkfs, pr doz, Carpets at San Francisco cost. Finest and best double width French Gingham. pr yd, 25 cts. Pure Linen Napkins, 75 cents pr doz. Real Fine Embr, French Corsets, $1. Hat Frames, Lace and Buckram, 25 cts. Shaker Bonnets, 12 cents, And ail other articles at like rates. A > ——e You can’t form any idea of the magnificence of the Goods unless YOU call and see them ! ‘DRESS GOODS ! Silks of all colors, ° French and:Irish Poplins, White House Goods, Grenadines. Alpaccas, Prints, a beautiful stock, Doiiy Varden, } And every other Kind. HOUSE~FURNISHING GOODS! Bleached and Un-bleached—_ Sheetings, Towelings, Table Cloths, Napkins, Spreads, Ticking, And every other article in this line required for Household and generaluse! . Every article usually found in first class Dry Goods Establishment can be had at __GOLDSMITH’S. Imperial 3-ply and Brussels . ~ . Gents’ Fine Business Suits, this is ne blowing, but ve wil Prove to CALL AND SEE THE Goods before you buy Wi WILNOT BE UND.RSOLD BY AKY FIRM IN THE STATE. * We have received during the past few days ; 20 Cases of New Goods, SUCH AS Fine Dress Suits, R Coats, Pants, Vests, Of every style, size and color. Under Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, . Caps, &e. ke. &o. If Low Prices and Good Goods will commanda big trade we, are determined to have it. We shall not rely upon San Francisco for our Latest Style of Clothing, but shal ° ceive. at the opening of each season, a large stock direct from the Manufactories in the Yast. ~ We have 100 Cases of Clothing on the way from New York---Clothing that can’t be equalled on the Pasific Coast. We wish the pedple to understand that ~ you the truth of everything we say by cali. ‘ ing at our Btore, Cor. Broad and Pine Streets. ‘A choice lot of EXTRACTS for flavoring the saine, at very low rates. SUGAR OF LEMONS, Making excellent Lemonade at-a-cost of but two cents a glass. __ Spices of all kinds, purposes, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Cra. cibles and Acids,oe we E. M. PRESTON, DRUGGIST. ~ all hours, day or night. 8. W. COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS Under the Transcript Printing Office. MRS. A. AUBRY, ‘Manufacturer of Ladies’ Hair, n Braids, Curls, Wigs,"&c. LADIES’ HAIR DRESSING. e N@RS. AUBRY would respectfully in ferm the people of Nevada County tuut she issprepared to do all kind of Hair Work. ea ts” Ladies’ Mair done up in the Latest style. Steam and Iren Curling at the lowest prices. ae Particular attention paid.to orders from the country. : Call and examine her goods, 6n_BROAD STKEET, opposite the Post Office, Nevada City, 126 GEO. E, TURNER. EZ. W. BIGELOW, E. W. BIGELOW & C@., DEALERS IN Hardware, Tinware, _ Crockery, ' Glassware, Groceries and Provisions. . Commercial Street,... Nevada City. E have just received @ large and well selected stuck of, Groceries and Provisions, . Tater, Goods delivered a reasonable dit? ance free of charge. Nevada, May 24th, 1872. . TAM’S SALOON, PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY, i NTOINE TAM would inform } peopic of Nevada City that he igor:pared to serve California Oysters in every style at his Sulooon. Iced Fountain Soda, of every flavor. Ice Cream, PIES, CAKES, TEA AND COFFEE AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY OR ~ EVENING. " By @ndeavoring to please all Mr. Tam . hopes to receive a liberal share of the publis patronage, ani “ees satisfaction. Give himacall, ~> J. & 8S. ROSENTHAL. « a > 7 Pure Cream Tartar and Soda for Baking . Prescriptions accurately compounded at 3 Which will be sold at the lowest living . " a Full particulars will bé published in » few days. By order of the Committee of Arrangements, J. J. ROGERS, Secretary. Nevada, May 31st, 1872. HORSE SHOEING —AND— BLACKSMITHING. AM. PREPARED to do all kinds of work in my. lune in a workinanlike manner, and atthe . Lowest Living Prices, Particular attention paid to HORSE SHOEING.! ——e I intend to do shoeing better and cheaper than any man in this city. Pay no atten tion. to blowers fnd cappers. “They do lie and I know it. : The Passive Policy is played out with me. does D. CLANCY. Nevada, June 2d, 1872, ALL ABOARD! . For the United States & Europe! 8 hg eA ged TICKETS to and from W® all parts of the United States, via,’ Pensisylvauia Central, Fort Wuyne and Chi-. . -cago, Pittsburgh, Cincinnutiand 8t. Louis Route. _ Also Steamer Tickets toand from qll parte” of.kyrope, via Liverpool and Great ent. erm ‘Steamship Company carrying U. 8. Mails, can be had on application. to “Ww, H, DAVIDSON, 3 AGuwr. Nevada, May 28th. TO SCRIP HOLDERS. LL WARRANTS DRAWN ON THE General Fund of Nevada County, aud ~ registered prior to February 18th, 1871, wil} be paid on presentation. ‘All Warrants of the Koad Fund, registered prior to Feb. 14th, 1871, uluo Warrants Nos. 478, 479, 400 and 482, registered keb. Mth, 1571, will be paid ou-presentation, — Interest ceases frota this date. A. GOLDSMITH, Treasurer, By A. H. Parker, Deputy, Nevada, June 5th, 1872.NOTICE TO 1HE PUBLIC. AVING sold out our business to J.& H $8. Rosenthal, who will continue at vurold stand, we take this occasion to return our thanks to the people of Nevads County for the liberal patronage bestewed upon us, and also to commend cur success ors, J.& ht. Kosenthal, .o our old custowers. All persons indebted to Banner Bros. are requested to cail at the store and scttle immediately, and all persaus having demands agaiust us are réquested to present them for settlement. ‘ BANNER BROS., Nevada City. TAKE NOTICE. HE undersigned hereby forbids.all persuns trout moving any wood, water, Girt, gravel, or any thing, from his laud. also, from making spy improvements what ver on his land, witnout liberty. All persons having seny property on his land are notified to remove it within sixty days, or the undersigned will, appropriste oe JOHN 6. Nevada City, May 8th, 1873._ it for his own use. : 5 MURCHIE, 8a. Nevada June 4th: wi, ; : 4 —_—_NULES-SEARLS, President——__

a7 LOTICE,© » RIVAL M. D, 4 E. N THIS crry, . heumatitn, 8, and va€S with. — . The Daily Teiirseripi ‘Mea-—— pay, mn and Women ) them can be elous Cure! Nn Will imprigon egion of gloom 1 Nations) ESSLE DEAL LING iG. GOODS. © Street, ANE 8T., New Yor! for Sale. R ENGINE, — One 8-inch liftek, and. ons ule. . Tools, and all JAD STREET is of WAGOS ES. turned out of ug done in the yuarantee satis . H. SHARP, OTHING. o AL > and beautifad uummer Cluths, hich he is pre : der . on the moe nevery caseg Coat, Vest or me, and 1 will better and lass clothing.. ue on short De SENTHAL, Neyuds Oity. ge Shaving . ths wwietor tizonus of Neve icinity are Te Hformied thus ntitely refitted ouse in elegans he services of ~~~§acramento.— ee ~ ‘Reading of the “Declaration of Tnb ae and proceed to the residence of JohnuNEVADA CITY, CAL. SR NAAT A, PTET LOCAL AFFAIRS. — Extensive Preparations for a Grand Celebration on the Fourth of ( Paly at Nevada City ll of the committees appointed by the citizens to make arrungements for a grand celebration of the Fourth of July, are busily engaged making preparations, ahd the prospect is that it will excel any celebration that has ever taken placein the mountains. The oration will be delivered by ‘Governor Booth. a ge A poem by Hon. Albert Hart, of dependence by Miss Flora Cornell, of this city. — Rev. E. Wuleday, of this city, and Rev. Mr. Anderson, of Grass Valley, haye been selected as Chaplains of the day. a * ‘Hon. Niles Searls, President. of. the day.; ‘ B. J. Watson, Esq., Grand-Matshal. Frank G. Beatty, of Grass Valley, and John Pattison, of this city, Aids. ts Se Dewey’s Band of Grass Valley, and # Oarter’s band of this city, have been engaged, and arrangements will-be ~ made for the ¢cirens band—making three bands of music. , The firenien and -Ihilitary companies will turn out, and, if possible, the school children will join in the procession. The San Franciseo Cireus Company ‘will perform in the afternoon. and evening of the 4th, and with the exception of Grass Valley, they will not visit any other town in the county, conseqnently many from various parts of the county will come here to see the great.show. A special train will Jeave Sacramento on the 3d, bringing ‘te Colfax the Governor and a large numberof rs Vates be met at of Arrangements and brought to this city by private carriages. The mil“itary and firemen will be ordered out Cashin, on theGrass Valley road, where the Governor will be. received and escorted to hisrooms. A salute will-befired-on the evening of the 3d, on the arrival of the Sacramento delegation. At daylight, noon and evening of the 4th, a salute will be fired, and all the bells in the city,-will-ring at sunrise and sunset. On the evening of the 4th there will be a grand display of Fireworks. A Poem for the Fourth. 8 _ ‘The celebration in this city on the Fourth of July willbe the most attractive ever held in Nevada county. Albert) Hart, Secretary to Governor Booth, hus accepted an invitation from the Committee to read an oriyinal poem. ‘The well known repu-. tation of Mr. Hart as a writer of poetry is sufficient guarantee of the excellencé of the produetion. The “Oration by Goy. Booth should be heard by, every citizen of Nevada county. As an orator Gov. Booth has few equals, aud the people of the county will: enjoy a literary treat on the Fourth more excellent than the “people of any other localities in the State. We advise every person to hear the poem and the oration on that day. Besides these ° attrac-: tions there will be.a large procession and other interesting exercises, . f A Calitornia Lion Captured, \ On Friday last a California lion> weighing 140 pounds, was killed at Hatch’s ranch, Indian Springs. For several years he has been committing depredations in. that part of Rough and Ready towuship, and the dogs have tackled him, but they always came off second:best. On Friday the dogs again got cn his track, and some of the men in the neighborhood joined in the chase, which resulted in the death of the animal. : The Tax Case. The tax suit against the Eureka Lake and Water Company Consolidated, is to be tried in the Distvict Court on next Monday. ‘The amount sued for is over $4,000 and suit was brought by ex-District Attorney J. I, Catdweil. Deal & Clark and J. I, Caldwell appear for the county, and Jaige Niles Searls for the coupany; a o-a> The Weather. Yesterday was a blustering day, and the weather lcoked as though the season might.take another freak which would result-in a shower. . Colfax by the Committee . Important, Notice, B. H. Miller would -inform the people of Nevada county, that he has leased the building on Commercial street, adjoining E. W. Bigelow's grocery store, and will open next week with the finest stock of clothing ever brought to Nevada city. Most of the goods have been purchased, and will be shipped ‘from San Fran< cisco as fast as possible. People in want of any kind of clothingfurhishing goods, hats, caps, boots, shoes, ete., should wait for the new arrival. One thing the public can rest assured of, anil that is, the. stock-will be en: said of. any other establishment—in the county. Wait for latest styles at the lowest prices;— ‘Nevada, June 15th, 1879,-3t. Surveying. Parties desiring my services, will find at my office, during my absence, Mr, D. B. Merry, a regularly appointed U. 8. Deputy Mineral Surveyor, why, will attend. promptly to all business entrused to his care, H. 8S. BRADLEY: Nevada, May 28th. ° _ What the Weak Need. . Why do the; debilitated and feeble dread the Summer?. Itis because heat is an exhausting element, avd they are not in. a condition to bear the new drain upontheir languid systems, which they think must necessarily commence with the warm weather. But cannot this evil be obviated? Most indubitably it can. What these-weaklings need—in tact, what nine-teuths of us need at this season—is an accession of physical vigor, and this -desideratum can be secured, with #bsolute certainty, by a course of the mightiest, yet mildest, of all vegetable tonics, Hostetter’s Stunach Bitters, , Thousands of men of business, mechanics and professional men break down, partially or wholly, under their Summer ‘labors, simply because they have neglected to reinforge the powers of nature in this way. To persons who use the celebrated invigerant and corrective regularly in hot j Weather, the cxhaustion which, excessive heat is apt to produce under other cireumstAnces is unknown, They arenot troubled With nausea, their appetites are good, their tirely new; ‘something that cannot be . . ~ BARGAINS ~ EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA COUNTY. . a a ~¥OU CAN . Get the Latest Styles SUMMER . Goons At the Store of A, Goldsmith ‘er place, a The largest and pre‘tiest stock ever brought to this city, embracing every kind known in the market. Look at the prices B . 10 yds Sprague and Merrimac. Prints for $1. White Rock and: Lonsdale Muslin, 5 yds for $1. Fine Summer Dress Goods, pr so. Cheaper than at any oth. I. * io wt a pee Te GRAND BENEFIT i vor . ! THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA coUNTY . READ THIS AND REFLEcT! 3 No Humbug, . As willeasily be demonstrated by i ‘seeing for yourself, —_—_— J.&§ ROSENTHAL Ww advantages unequalled by any firm in this part, of the State, in receiving CLOTHING FROM NEWYORK And having purchased the celebrated Establishment of : They are determined to maintain the olé reputation bySelling Clothing, &o, CHEAPERTHAN ANY OTHERS In Nevada County ! ie) stand that we mean just we say, and all we ask is that you will . REDUCTION. IN, PRICES, &o, . Company. By order We want purchasers to distinctly undermr od B BULLARD would respectfully ine form the people that he has leased the Skating Rink fer another year and that hereatter it will be open ' Every Morning, Aftérrioon and Evening, Sundays excepted. The following reduction in Prices have been made ; i Adinission, including use of Skates, 25 eents. 4 Tickets, in packages of Five, admitting Lady or Gentleman, $1. f Tickets inpackages of Eight, admitting Children. $1, ‘Tickets will be sdld by the month, if de. INDEPENDENCE DAY! GRAND. CELEBRATION OF OUR NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY, + AT NEVADA Crry,] j 2 sired. : B. BULLARD, Proprietor. Nevada, June 12th. ON] ATTENTION . YOU ate heréby ordered to appear at your Armory, in Full : : Uniform, for Parade . and Drill, at § o’clock, P. M. of Every Thursday Evening. During the Month of June from tle date hereof, You are further ordered to appear at your Armory on : Wednesday Evening, July 34, At To’clock, P. M.infull uniform, for escort duty. All members of the Company failing to comp)y with the above order will be held to a strict accountability under the New Military Law: and the regulations of -the ; M.S. DEAL, Capt: Comn'dg. W. F. Evens, O. 8. ML MILWAUKEE BREWERY. W. DREYFUSS continues to maun facture'as good, LAGER BEER As can be found on the Pacific coast. Lager sold by the quart, gallon, in xegs and bottles. Leave your orders at the old stand, Spring Street, Nevada City. And they will be promptly and faithfully acted te, Give meutrial. I am_con fident of giving the very best satisfaction. LAGER BEER delivered to any part of the ounty FREE OF CHARGE. jy7. ON SALE NEVADA DRUG STORE. . THE NEW FOOD—SEA MOSS FARINE, FOR SAUCES, JELLIES, CUSPARDS—EDE. SANDS, EI —__—. THURSDAY, JULY 4th,1872, NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! . 2 IN Wittc IRE DEPARTMENT,{ CIVIC SOCIETIES, And Citizens of the County will x participate. -l AN ORATION WILL GE DELIVERED BY GOV. BOOTH,

GRAND FIR& WORES. _.»IN THE EVENING! —_ cee The Committee do not hesitate to state that it will be the a GRANDEST CELEBRATION Ever witnessed in the mountains. Visiting Firemen will be received and entertained bythe Department, and Soldiers by the Nevada Military. Citizens from all parts of the County are cordially ine vited to attend. digestion excellent and their habit of body ali that can _be desired. 'Phis for twenty years has beenthe uniform testimony of 4ll who have taken the Bitters as a Summer tonic und alterntite. Its otlicacy is due to_ the care and scrupulous “fidelity to the teachings of expcrimental science, with ‘which its medivinal ingredients havedeen culled from the vegetable kitigdom, the ade mirable proportions iv which they are combined and the unequalled purity of its stimulative basis, . ¢ ee Lie No. 335. Application for a Patent to a Placer Gold Mining Claim. Untrep Stares Lanp OFvice, Sacrainento, Cal, April 12th, isi2. 8. BROWN, W. H. MURCHIE, B. F. @ BEEZLEY, and A. SANDFORD having tiled their application in this office for a Patent to a Mining Claim, and the law and instructions in such cases provided having been complied with, it is hereby ordered that the annexed notice of sach application be published for ninety days in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a newspaper published nearest the location of sa d claim xt Nevada city, in Nevada county, State of California, T. B. McFARLAND, Register. Copy of Notice posted on the Claim. Application for Patent to Mining Claim. . Notice is hereby given to whom it may concern, that an applicasion hes been made by 3-8, Brown, W. it. Murchie, B, F.Beezley and A. Saudford to the Government ot the United States fbr a Patent to the following described Gold Mining Claim known as the Sailor Ravine and Eagle Compa y's claims, situated in Nevada Mining District, in Nevada county, State of California being bounded by the mining claim of Kitts & Tully on the north and John C. Murchie on the east, no other claims bounding this on any side and more particularly described as follows, to-wit, On surveyed land being theS W 4 of SW \ and8 \% of NW \ of 5 W Quarter of Section 9, Township 16 North; Range 9 East, Mount Diablo Base and Merid ian, in the district of lends subject to <ale. at Sacramento, California, and containing 60 acres, said claim being still mere particularly described in the diagram posted and filed with ssid application. All perséus holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the sanie.before the Register and Receiver of the United States for Sacramento Land District, at Sac ento,California, within ninety days from the first day of publishing and sting hereof.. ~1972;. ated Feb, 16th, ” J. 3;.BROWN, W. iH. RCHIE, Bb. F. BE Y, A. SANDFORD, Applicants W. W. Cross, Atty. april 16 Notice to ( Creditors. ASTATE. OF J. EF. MATTESON deceased: EK Notice .is hereby given by the undersigned, executor of the said Estate of J. E. MATTESON, Mcceent, ~ he aan { tors of, and all persons having claims lected the ssid deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months aftcr the first publication of this notice, to the undersigned at the office of Williams & Johnson, riggs Broad and i ts, Nevada City, California. sig igi ees J. B, JOHNSON, Executor of the Estate of J. LE. Mattcson, deceased. “ Nevada, May 24th, 1872. : Estray Notice. AME into the enclosure of the subscriber, on or abent the Ist of February, a Backskin Horse, with black mane and tail, branded with a heart under the mane. The vwner can have the same by proving erty and paying all costs, on spplication JOHN LANG, Bear Valley, Nevada county. Nevade, Jupe-lith, . yd, 25 cents. New style Suiting, Gros du Pruss, pr yd, 25 cents. Fine Satin Striped Pique, per ee Fine Embr. Skirting, 1 1-4 yds wide, pr yd, 20 cents. “Linen Towels, pr doz, $1 75. Children’s Trimmed Hats, 50 cents. ; Fine hemstitch Fine Parisian stylo of Ladies’ Trimmed Hats, $2 and $2 50. Hdkfs, pr doz, Carpets at San Francisco cost. Finest and best double width French Gingham. pr yd, 25 cts. Pure Linen Napkins, 75 cents pr doz. Real Fine Embr, French Corsets, $1. Hat Frames, Lace and Buckram, 25 cts. Shaker Bonnets, 12 cents, And ail other articles at like rates. A > ——e You can’t form any idea of the magnificence of the Goods unless YOU call and see them ! ‘DRESS GOODS ! Silks of all colors, ° French and:Irish Poplins, White House Goods, Grenadines. Alpaccas, Prints, a beautiful stock, Doiiy Varden, } And every other Kind. HOUSE~FURNISHING GOODS! Bleached and Un-bleached—_ Sheetings, Towelings, Table Cloths, Napkins, Spreads, Ticking, And every other article in this line required for Household and generaluse! . Every article usually found in first class Dry Goods Establishment can be had at __GOLDSMITH’S. Imperial 3-ply and Brussels . ~ . Gents’ Fine Business Suits, this is ne blowing, but ve wil Prove to CALL AND SEE THE Goods before you buy Wi WILNOT BE UND.RSOLD BY AKY FIRM IN THE STATE. * We have received during the past few days ; 20 Cases of New Goods, SUCH AS Fine Dress Suits, R Coats, Pants, Vests, Of every style, size and color. Under Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, . Caps, &e. ke. &o. If Low Prices and Good Goods will commanda big trade we, are determined to have it. We shall not rely upon San Francisco for our Latest Style of Clothing, but shal ° ceive. at the opening of each season, a large stock direct from the Manufactories in the Yast. ~ We have 100 Cases of Clothing on the way from New York---Clothing that can’t be equalled on the Pasific Coast. We wish the pedple to understand that ~ you the truth of everything we say by cali. ‘ ing at our Btore, Cor. Broad and Pine Streets. ‘A choice lot of EXTRACTS for flavoring the saine, at very low rates. SUGAR OF LEMONS, Making excellent Lemonade at-a-cost of but two cents a glass. __ Spices of all kinds, purposes, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Cra. cibles and Acids,oe we E. M. PRESTON, DRUGGIST. ~ all hours, day or night. 8. W. COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS Under the Transcript Printing Office. MRS. A. AUBRY, ‘Manufacturer of Ladies’ Hair, n Braids, Curls, Wigs,"&c. LADIES’ HAIR DRESSING. e N@RS. AUBRY would respectfully in ferm the people of Nevada County tuut she issprepared to do all kind of Hair Work. ea ts” Ladies’ Mair done up in the Latest style. Steam and Iren Curling at the lowest prices. ae Particular attention paid.to orders from the country. : Call and examine her goods, 6n_BROAD STKEET, opposite the Post Office, Nevada City, 126 GEO. E, TURNER. EZ. W. BIGELOW, E. W. BIGELOW & C@., DEALERS IN Hardware, Tinware, _ Crockery, ' Glassware, Groceries and Provisions. . Commercial Street,..... Nevada City. E have just received @ large and well selected stuck of, Groceries and Provisions, . Tater, Goods delivered a reasonable dit? ance free of charge. Nevada, May 24th, 1872. . TAM’S SALOON, PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY, i NTOINE TAM would inform } peopic of Nevada City that he igor:pared to serve California Oysters in every style at his Sulooon. Iced Fountain Soda, of every flavor. Ice Cream, PIES, CAKES, TEA AND COFFEE AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY OR ~ EVENING. " By @ndeavoring to please all Mr. Tam . hopes to receive a liberal share of the publis patronage, ani “ees satisfaction. Give himacall, ~> J. & 8S. ROSENTHAL. « a > 7 Pure Cream Tartar and Soda for Baking . Prescriptions accurately compounded at 3 Which will be sold at the lowest living . " a Full particulars will bé published in » few days. By order of the Committee of Arrangements, J. J. ROGERS, Secretary. Nevada, May 31st, 1872. HORSE SHOEING —AND— BLACKSMITHING. AM. PREPARED to do all kinds of work in my. lune in a workinanlike manner, and atthe . Lowest Living Prices, Particular attention paid to HORSE SHOEING.! ——e I intend to do shoeing better and cheaper than any man in this city. Pay no atten tion. to blowers fnd cappers. “They do lie and I know it. : The Passive Policy is played out with me. does D. CLANCY. Nevada, June 2d, 1872, ALL ABOARD! . For the United States & Europe! 8 hg eA ged TICKETS to and from W® all parts of the United States, via,’ Pensisylvauia Central, Fort Wuyne and Chi-. . -cago, Pittsburgh, Cincinnutiand 8t. Louis Route. _ Also Steamer Tickets toand from qll parte” of.kyrope, via Liverpool and Great ent. erm ‘Steamship Company carrying U. 8. Mails, can be had on application. to “Ww, H, DAVIDSON, 3 AGuwr. Nevada, May 28th. TO SCRIP HOLDERS. LL WARRANTS DRAWN ON THE General Fund of Nevada County, aud ~ registered prior to February 18th, 1871, wil} be paid on presentation. ‘All Warrants of the Koad Fund, registered prior to Feb. 14th, 1871, uluo Warrants Nos. 478, 479, 400 and 482, registered keb. Mth, 1571, will be paid ou-presentation, — Interest ceases frota this date. A. GOLDSMITH, Treasurer, By A. H. Parker, Deputy, Nevada, June 5th, 1872.NOTICE TO 1HE PUBLIC. AVING sold out our business to J.& H $8. Rosenthal, who will continue at vurold stand, we take this occasion to return our thanks to the people of Nevads County for the liberal patronage bestewed upon us, and also to commend cur success ors, J.& ht. Kosenthal, .o our old custowers. All persons indebted to Banner Bros. are requested to cail at the store and scttle immediately, and all persaus having demands agaiust us are réquested to present them for settlement. ‘ BANNER BROS., Nevada City. TAKE NOTICE. HE undersigned hereby forbids.all persuns trout moving any wood, water, Girt, gravel, or any thing, from his laud. also, from making spy improvements what ver on his land, witnout liberty. All persons having seny property on his land are notified to remove it within sixty days, or the undersigned will, appropriste oe JOHN 6. Nevada City, May 8th, 1873._ it for his own use. : 5 MURCHIE, 8a. Nevada June 4th: wi, ; : 4 —_—_NULES-SEARLS, President——__