June 18, 1871 (4 pages)

Se BRARY Asso. i. al. June 9,-1974, ers of, and in pe ) PIONEER AND RT, beg leave tg returzis from~our state that at this 00 and 11,000 oug ied by us, in the There are-no ful] fice, and we posi. i be -no-Ticket’s 1 in the amount of » Bold. before thy m the present de. ining Tickets wil] 1 number of days. led of the time of re it takes place, ots will be made at companies for se Who desire to DAVIS & €O, neral Managers, ty and Connty of’ ertify that we have’ e General Agents. ; Gift Concert, and orrect. INGMAN, neer Association. TERS, , rary, Association. \NCE ! N COIN WAY ! y — THEATRE,, , CAL, 2 r and Library ms. !, itively the No Tickets: Deduction. ~ ision of the follow-. tute a Comimitice Pioneers and Sac-Ons ; 4 P. ANDREWS, WALTERS, MAN, be sold at $2 50° ch, sum of $75,000, in uted to Ticket-hol-$100 5,000 -$50.5,000 nder the joint suof well known cithe officers of said fB. FP. HASTento, with whom ted, and by whom ) ade. Davis & Co. isiness Agents. ING RINK. ‘resort is open daihe Hall and Skates ler and satisfaction Tuding use of the when Gentlemen ents extra for use SODA kept conickets 10 for $1.— » Glass of Soda Wa4 ARCTIC SODA ARD, Proprietor. to the Corner of evade City.Store ae a nish waa pPey _ White is an expérienced teacher, and prneainaaacshanpenaatishatitcaraa te erate The Daily Tamscript] . NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Temperance Meetings. On Wednesday and Thursday of next week there will be a county meeting of the friends of Temperance at the Methodist Church in this city. The meeting will commence on Wednesday and continue during the day, and the séssion will close with a public meeting on Thursday evening. It is expected that W. H. Mills, Grand Secretary of the order in this State, will address the meeting on Thursday evening. Mr. Mills is an eloquent speaker, and there should be & large attendance. It is expected that every Lodge oi Good Templars in the county will bé represented in those meetings. The Festival, The Festival held in this city,*during the past two days, by the ladies of the Episcopal Church, has been a decided success, as well'as a source of entertainment for the public, as also a means of profit to the Society. On Friday evening a large crowd was in attendance, and the tables were well patronized. The fish pond was a source of great amusement, gnd many a curious fish was caught. Xesterday the ladies set a splendid funcheon, which was well patronized by the citizens, and in the evening an excellant entertainment was given. consisting.of musie, tableaux; ete. Summer Decorations. Wm. A. Richardson is prepared to decorate parlors, saloons and halls in splendid style, with tissue paper trimmings. These decorations are very handsome and are not expensive. Those desiring work of this kind can leave orders at the Nationalt Hotel or the book stores, and they will be promptly attended to. » > Ferrand’s Sign. dr Ch; Ferrand ‘has “swang a’ hand. some sign in front of his pieture gallery on Pine street. “It represents an enthusiastie artist ‘ ‘going, through” & egmera fora picture. The painting was done by Ferrand, and shows him to be very handy with his brush. > o> J For Road Commissioner, George W. Parshley, of French Corral, Bridgeport township, is today announced asa candidate for Road Commissioner, subject to the decision of the Union Republican County Convention. i Parshley is an old resident of the county, well liked by those who know him, andis sound on the main issues, being one of the old Republicans, Lecture To-Night. This evening, Rev. E. Halleday will lecture at the Congregational Church. Subject—‘‘Ezekiel’s Vision of the Divine Government.’’ Arrangements have recently been’ made for Congregational singing, and every seat will be supplied with hymn and tune books, All are invited to attend. “— To Chiienteis: The Board of Trustees of Oakland District advertise for bids for put ing up_an addition to the school house. The bids will be considered next Saturday. Carpenters may ‘ob. , tain particulars of P. McAuslan, the Teacher. AAS ARRON O ia saci Let Common Sense Decide, . What is the rational mode of procedure in tration? Does not reason tell us that judicious stimulation is required. To resort to violent purgation in such a case is absurd as it would be to bieed a starving man. Yet it isdone every day. Yes, this stupid and unPhilosophical practice is continued in the teeth of the great fact that physical weakness, with all the nervous disturbances that accompany it, is more certainly and rapidly relieved by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters than by any other medicine at present known It is true that general debility is often attended with torpidity or irregularity of the bowels, and that this symptom must not be overlookeds But while the discharge of the waste matter of the system is expedited or regulated, its vigor must be recruited. "The Bitters do both. They combine aperien and antibilious properties, with extraordinary tonic powers. Even while removing obstructions from the bowels, they tome and invigorate those organs. Through the stomach, upon which the great vegetable specific acts directly, it gives » healthy and permanent impetus to every enfeebled function. Digestion is facilitated; the faltering circulation regulated, the blood reinforced ‘ with a new accession of the alimentary principle, the nerves braced, and all the dormnant powers of the system roused into healthy action; not Spasmodically, as would be the case if a mere stimulant were admoinistered, but for a,continuance. I+ is in this way that such extraordinary changes are wrought im the condition of the feeble, emaciated and nervous invalids by the use of this wondefful corrective, alterative and tonic. Let commen sense decide between such a preparation and a prostrating cathartic supplemented by a poisonous astringent like strychnine or quinie. PAIN KILLER. PERRY DAVIS & SON, PROVIDENCE, RB. I., PROPRIETORS, 1840, 1871. The “ Pars Kinter ” may justly be styled the gréat medicine of ;the world, for there is no region of the globe into which it has not found its way, and been largely used and highly prized. Moreover, there is no clime to whieh it has not proved to be well adapted for the cure of # considerable variety of diseases; it isa speedy and safe remedy for burns, scalds, cuts; bruises, wounds, and various other injuries, as well as for dysentery, diarrheea, and bowel complaints generally, it is admirably suited tor every race of inen on the face of the globe. It is a very significant fact, that notwithstanding'the long period of ycars that tho ‘* Pain Killer” has been befere the world, it his Hever lost one whit of its popularity, but, on the contrary, the call for it has steadily fucreased from its first discovery‘ and at no previous time has the demand for it been so great, or the quantity made been bo large, as to-day. Another significant fact is, that nowhere has the Pain Killer ever been in higher repute, or been more generally used. by fami-. ies and individuals, than it has been here ut home, where it was’ first discovered and introduced. That the Pain Killer will continne to be, what we have styled it, THE GREAT MEDICINE OF THE WORLD, there can not be the shadow of a doubt.—[ Providence Advertiser, } EIGHTH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION? —OF THE— ~ MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE. ' \ JILL OPEN TUESDAY, AUGUST 8th, 1871, and continne FOUR WEEKS, DAY AND EVENING, in the PAVILION, in Union Square, SAN FRANCISCO, The Exhibition Building covers an aréa of 110,000 superficial feet, and is complete in the various details of light, ventilation, steam power, water supply and provisions for the requirements and comfort of visitors, Application for space must be made before the Fifteenth day of July next, and articles must be in position by the time of opening. Blank Applications for Space, Rules and Regulations, Premium Lists, and all information will be sent on apptication, by addressing J. H. GILMORE, Special Agent, Mechanics’ Institute, San Francisco, to whose care articles intended for exhibition may be sent. m2 A. 8. HALLIDIE, President. NICK'S TOY & FRUIT STORE. PINE STREET... NEVADA CITY, NICK SLOCOVICH, Proprietor. LWAYS on hand fresh Foreign and A Domestic Fruits; Oranges, Lemons, etc.: Nuts, Candies, and Confectionery. New Toys and Baskets of every variety. The Cheapest and Best Goods to be had in the Market. Call and See me. my28-1m NICK SLOCOVICH. Book Stolen. \ A copy of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary was stolen from the Oakland school house, Gold Flat, several days ago. The party who took it is known, and unless the book is left in its place those interested will go ‘‘for him” with the law. He can save himself the mortification of being tried for robbing a school house by returning the property forthwith. . For County Saperintendent. “"T. B. White, of this city, present incumbent, is announced as a candidate for Superintendent of Schools, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. Mr. he is thoroughly competent for the position. Tar Examiner wants Sacramento Democrats to buy the Reporter off.— Send for old Litigant Bill, he’ll give you a check on the Reporter. Inother Words, start.a new paper, get Ramage to make it the official organ, and the Governor to make it the State Paper, and you will soon have a Demcratic newspaper ready fora funeral. Ax Ohio statesman is described as “94 years old, and has lost much REMOVAL. PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, Have Bemoved their New Stock UF Drugs, Paints, Oils, &c., TO THEIR NEW STORE Under the Daily Transcript Office 8. W. CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS, Nevads, May 25th. REMOVAL. PENMANSHIP —AND— PHONOGRAPHY. C'Neric stor aann will macros hat atter 4 Xs, eed the beauty of his'youth.”” cases of general debility and nervous pros. . . STATEMENT. We, the undersigned, residents, of, amd Going business im the town of North San Juan, having full eonfidence in the integrity of the Managers of the NORTH SAN JUAN GEFT CONCERT, and in the success of the same, do hereby certify that we with many others, residents of said town have subscribed and paid in, for the benefit of said Gift Concert the sum of One Thousand and Seven Hundred Dollars in Gold Coin : that said moneys is now in the hands of Messrs Block & Furth, Bankers, by whom all disbursements will be miade for the use and benefit of said Gift Concert, and that we with others who subseribed towards the Same as aforesaid, have each received our pro rata of tickets therefor. That ‘we unhesitatingly recommend said Gift Concert to the people of the Pacific Coast and the States east of the Rocky Mountains as worthy of their potromage. The Managers of the same being well known to this community as men of good character and integrity. (Signed) ici DANIEL. FURTH, of the firm of Block & Furth, Bankers,A. HARRIS & CO. Merchants. A. J, PUTNAM, National Hote?. JOHN GERMAN, Arcade Hotel. H. CULL, Livery Stable. BUHRING & CHRISHOLM, Merchants 8. KOSMINSKY, Clothier, DICKSON & GAYNOR, Saloon Keepers. CHAS. SHERMAN, Bakery. L. H. BICKFORD, Wagon Maker, DUNNING & CHARMAN, Blacksmiths, 0. P. STIDGER, Attorney af Law. E. B. HARRIS, M. D. J. L. ASAY, M. D. P. H. BUTLER, Druggist. J.T. MOBGAN, MENNER & WHITE, Hardware. GEN. O. EVANS, Miner. B. A. PRYOR, Postmaster. C. KOCH, Saloon. A. CARION, Brewer. GEO. COLLODI, Tobacconist. North San Juan, June 8th, 1871. $50,000 GOLD COIN ! ILL BE GIVEN AT THE PLACERVILLE THEATRE, PLACERVILLE, EL DORADO COUNTY.. :.-California, JULY FOURTH, 1871. —BY THE— BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF ° PLACERVILLE, To Aid in Erecting a Public School Buflding ! IN THE CITY OF PLACERVILLE. 40,000 Tickets will be sold , at $2.50 Coin each! This Ticket admits the Bearer to the Concert, and also the Ball. During the Concert $50,000 in Gold Coin, will be distributed along the Ticket Holders, as follows : 1 Coin Gift.... $15, 000 1 Coim Gift..... 5,000 1 Coim Gift 1,000 2 Cobm: GttE 555 cciicictcccdsc 1, 000 1 Coim Gift..5... 1,000 5 Coin Gifts, $500 each, . 2,500 10 Coin Gifts, $200 each. 2,000 30 Coin Gifts, $100 each. 3,000 20 Coin Gifts, $50 each.. 20 Coin Gifts, $40 each. 50 Coin Gifts, $30 each. 1,500 810 Coim Gifts, $20.. --16,200 950 GIFTS, amounting to $50,000 In addition toabove Gifts, the Society will give $10, 000 tewards erecting a School House, also $100 for the best Plan Or Model of the same, to be agreed upon by the Board of Education of Placerville. The Gifts will be awarded in a precisely similar matimer as at the ‘elven by the Mercantile Library Association, at San Francisco, and under the supervision of 3 Committee of well known citizens of Plac erville, and managers of the Concert, Treasurer-Wilcox & Brown, Placerville, with whom all moneys will be deposited, and all disbursements made. Fora tee that the Gifts will be fairly drawn and distributed, the reputation of the Mgnagers and Business Agents and every citizen of Placerville is especially referred to. Board of . 8. Crocker, F. P. Bares, Thomas Frazer, R. Meacham, H. F. Page, C. H. Weatherwax, Fred. Hunger. hk. J. Van Voorhies, H. D. Raphael. A Liberal Discount given to agents. Checks on San Francisco, Secramentor, or any responsible banks received ter Tickets. Responsible Agents wanted. Ba” The Great demand fur these Tickets warrants the) cohclusion that the drawing will positively take place at the time mentioned. All orders and communications, address Rk. J, VAN VOORHIES, 8% ’y Placerville Benevolent Association eP; 0. Lock Box M41, Placerville, Gal. j7 Hr’: located at Daxrrvss Oxy Sramp No. 50 Pine Street, Iam prepared to furnish, “at ALLL HOURS, All desirous of im in those very interesting and useful systems of Writing, should avail themselves of this rare opportunity. ats Arrangements for Private lessons, Orna. Nevada, May 21. * A Grand Concert and Ball ! W. H: CRAWFORD’S COLUMN. HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE! =AT THE— w<OLD STAND, >"wa Opposite the Union Hotel and the Express Offices, IRON AND STEEL, ROPE, all sizes, NAILS AND SHOVELS, STOVES AND TINWARE HYDRAULIC PIPE, Black and Galvanized. AGENTS FOR A. S. HALLIDIE & COS. WIRE ROPE. At the Manufacturers Prices And Freight. GIANT, CALIFORNIA, —aNnD— EASTERN POWDER & FUSE. Paints, Oil. Turpentine, é&c. _— Willow, Crockery, and Glass Ware. AGENT FOR THE “WEED” SEWING MACHINE ! THE BEST MADE! Always in Store, SPOOL COTTON, SILK AND NEEDLES ‘for the various Machines in use, RUBBER HOSE, PACKING, AND BELTINGS. Call and examine STOCK AND PRICES before purchasing for you can save money every time. No trouble to show Goods and give prices ‘though “‘nary cent”’ Gas and Water Pipe ! OF ALL KINDS’! hail Mdtsagn thangs hand—and connections made with the City Water Works. W. H. CRAWFORD, . Nos. 27 & 29 Main Street. Nevada, Moy 27th, 2671. of 1776. 1871. AE 4 NATIONAL ANN IVERSARY, NEVADA CITy, TUESDAY, JULY 4th, 1871. IN WHICH MILITARY, _FIRE DEPARTMENT, CIVIC SOCIETIES, participate. President of the Day ; NILES SEARLS. , Grand Marshal : JOHN CASHIN. Orator : REV, E. HALLEDAY, Reader : JOHN A. CLARK. Poem : SAMUEL P. EVERETT. Chaplains re REVS. W. A. ANDERSON, and J. W. STUMP. Visiting Fitemen will be received and en tertained by the Department, and Soldiers by the Nevada Military. ” Citizens from all parts of the County” are cordially invited to attend. By order of the Coumulttee of Arrange. mente : T. H. ROLFE, Président. D. E. Bex, Secretary, APRIL Ist, 1871. FRESH GOODS ! LOW PRICES ! * QUICK SALES ! HE UNDERSIGNED having this day formed w co-partuership uuder the tira hame of HANSON & GREGORY. WILL CONTINUE THE GENERAL GROCERY, PROVISION, WOODEN, WILLOW GLASS, AND ) CROCKERY WARE, AND ' LIQUOR BUSINESS, AT THE OLD STAND All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within 4 reasonable distance of Nevada, FREE OF CHARGE! HANSON & GREGORY, Nevada, April 1st, 1872. PRIVATE SCHOOL. RS. R. SHURTLEFF, having i ¢ of the Schoo] reeently taught by Misa Miiiter, adjoining the Theatre, the new term will commence on next. Having had much experience asa teacher, Mrs. Shurtleff is prepared to teach all the Yerms the'aares 6 the same as heretotome. Nev-da, June 6th, 1971. . INDEPENDENCE DAY . . GRAND CELEBRATION OF OUR. And Citizens of theCounty will. . as OAR aonce WNC ARINC RAO Rh ISADORE RA RRC RE RHO RII Sy Political. Announcements. — For Supt. __ of Schools. I abpreocniad POWER, of Nevada City, iss hereby ammouneedias a. candidate for the office of Superintendent of Schools, swbject to the decisiomot the Union Republican: Geunty Convention. For Road Commissioner. N&HELL, of Nevada Gity, will bes candidate for the office of Road Commiixsioner,, subject.to the decision of the Republican Couaty Convention. jelW.: jl « For Supervisor. M L. MARSH). of. Nevada City, is: @ hereby announced asa candidate for the OMCé~ OF Siipervisor,. Ist District, subject to the decision of the Union. Republicam Convention. j jlo For Public Administrator.: D. MULLER, of Nevada.city, will bea candidate for the office of Public Administrator, subject to the decision of the Union Republican County Convention. “ j9 For Assemblyman. ; M. GEORGE, of Grass Valley, wilt be a candidate for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union Republican Convention, Foe ~ jo For County Treasurer. AMES J. OTT is hercby announced as a candidate for the office of County ‘Lreasurer of Nevada Gounty. Sudject to the decision of the Union Republican Convention, jet For Sheriff. OHIN MAJOR, of Grass Valley, will Py . be a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to the decision of Democratle County Convention. — jo For County Surveyor. S. BRADLEY is hereby announce edas a candidate for the office of County Surveyor, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. — hae For District Attorney. D. LONG, of Enreka Township, eis heréby announced as a vanitidate for the office of District Attorney subject to the decision of the Repubiicau County Convention. jz For Assembly. AT. WH of Béar Valléy,, Washingten Township, is hereby announced as @ candidate for the Assembly, subject to the decisiom of the Republican Convention, mv For County 4 Treasurer. ULIUS GREENWALD is announced as a candidate for re-election to the otlice ot County Treasuren, subject-te the decirion of the Demoeratic County Convention. For County Treasurer. GOLDSMITH ts hereby announced @ 48 a candidate for the office of County ‘rreasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican Convention. For County Recorder. 4\RANK MORSE, of Grass Valley, is announced a. a candidate fer the oflice ot County Recorder, subject to the nomination of the Republican Convention. For County B Recorder. ? M, WALLING, of Rough and Ready A . e@ Township, will be a candidate for the oltice ef County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican Convention. For Sherif. I i ENRY SCADDEN, of Grass Valley, ; is hereby announced as a caudidate for Sheriff of Nevada county, by his many — friends—subject to the decision of the Kepublican Convention, For County Clerk. J. ROGERS, present incumbent, ds will be # candidate for re-election to the office of County’ Clerk, subject to the decision of the Democratic Nominating Convention. For Road Commissioner. . P. SANFORD, of Grass Valley, is i, hereby announced as a candidate fur the office of Road Commissioner, subject to the decision of the Republican Convention, For Road Commissioner. OB SCOTT is hereby announced as B a candidate for the office of Road Cominissioner, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For Public Administrator. OHN K. SALE announces himself as a candidate for the office of Public Administrator at the ensuing County Election For Sheriff. OHN DICKSON is hereby announced as u candidate for the office of Sherit!, subject to the nomination of the Denwcratic County Convention. jel4 = For County Clerk. a SANDERS, of Washington Township, J e is hereby announced as a candidate fur the office of County Clerk, of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican Convention, js TRAVELERS [ATTENTION ! Nevada & Dutch Flat Stage Line EARL & ALLEN, Proprietors. RUNS DAILY STAGES between Nevada City anu Dutch Plat Station, vis. RED DOG, YOU BkEr, LITTLE YORK and DUTCH FLAT, connecting at the latter place with the EARBTERN TRAIN ON THE CENTRAE PACIFIC K, k:. The Stages connect with the WESTERN TRAIN, via the seme places, and at Nevad: City with Stages for GRASS VALLEY, MARYSVILLE and all parts of Nevada County . ’ TIME. TABLE. LEAVES DUTCH VLAT STATION at °& o'clock, A. M. LEAVES NEVADA CITY at 1 P.M. Through Fare $2 50. Office at the UNION HOTEL, Nevada. EARL & ALLEN, Proprietors. Nevada, Jusie 9th. ts R. M. HUNT, M. 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Se BRARY Asso. i. al. June 9,-1974, ers of, and in pe ) PIONEER AND RT, beg leave tg returzis from~our state that at this 00 and 11,000 oug ied by us, in the There are-no ful] fice, and we posi. i be -no-Ticket’s 1 in the amount of » Bold. before thy m the present de. ining Tickets wil] 1 number of days. led of the time of re it takes place, ots will be made at companies for se Who desire to DAVIS & €O, neral Managers, ty and Connty of’ ertify that we have’ e General Agents. ; Gift Concert, and orrect. INGMAN, neer Association. TERS, , rary, Association. \NCE ! N COIN WAY ! y — THEATRE,, , CAL, 2 r and Library ms. !, itively the No Tickets: Deduction. ~ ision of the follow-. tute a Comimitice Pioneers and Sac-Ons ; 4 P. ANDREWS, WALTERS, MAN, be sold at $2 50° ch, sum of $75,000, in uted to Ticket-hol-$100 5,000 -$50.5,000 nder the joint suof well known cithe officers of said fB. FP. HASTento, with whom ted, and by whom ) ade. Davis & Co. isiness Agents. ING RINK. ‘resort is open daihe Hall and Skates ler and satisfaction Tuding use of the when Gentlemen ents extra for use SODA kept conickets 10 for $1.— » Glass of Soda Wa4 ARCTIC SODA ARD, Proprietor. to the Corner of evade City.Store ae a nish waa pPey _ White is an expérienced teacher, and prneainaaacshanpenaatishatitcaraa te erate The Daily Tamscript] . NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Temperance Meetings. On Wednesday and Thursday of next week there will be a county meeting of the friends of Temperance at the Methodist Church in this city. The meeting will commence on Wednesday and continue during the day, and the séssion will close with a public meeting on Thursday evening. It is expected that W. H. Mills, Grand Secretary of the order in this State, will address the meeting on Thursday evening. Mr. Mills is an eloquent speaker, and there should be & large attendance. It is expected that every Lodge oi Good Templars in the county will bé represented in those meetings. The Festival, The Festival held in this city,*during the past two days, by the ladies of the Episcopal Church, has been a decided success, as well'as a source of entertainment for the public, as also a means of profit to the Society. On Friday evening a large crowd was in attendance, and the tables were well patronized. The fish pond was a source of great amusement, gnd many a curious fish was caught. Xesterday the ladies set a splendid funcheon, which was well patronized by the citizens, and in the evening an excellant entertainment was given. consisting.of musie, tableaux; ete. Summer Decorations. Wm. A. Richardson is prepared to decorate parlors, saloons and halls in splendid style, with tissue paper trimmings. These decorations are very handsome and are not expensive. Those desiring work of this kind can leave orders at the Nationalt Hotel or the book stores, and they will be promptly attended to. » > Ferrand’s Sign. dr Ch; Ferrand ‘has “swang a’ hand. some sign in front of his pieture gallery on Pine street. “It represents an enthusiastie artist ‘ ‘going, through” & egmera fora picture. The painting was done by Ferrand, and shows him to be very handy with his brush. > o> J For Road Commissioner, George W. Parshley, of French Corral, Bridgeport township, is today announced asa candidate for Road Commissioner, subject to the decision of the Union Republican County Convention. i Parshley is an old resident of the county, well liked by those who know him, andis sound on the main issues, being one of the old Republicans, Lecture To-Night. This evening, Rev. E. Halleday will lecture at the Congregational Church. Subject—‘‘Ezekiel’s Vision of the Divine Government.’’ Arrangements have recently been’ made for Congregational singing, and every seat will be supplied with hymn and tune books, All are invited to attend. “— To Chiienteis: The Board of Trustees of Oakland District advertise for bids for put ing up_an addition to the school house. The bids will be considered next Saturday. Carpenters may ‘ob. , tain particulars of P. McAuslan, the Teacher. AAS ARRON O ia saci Let Common Sense Decide, . What is the rational mode of procedure in tration? Does not reason tell us that judicious stimulation is required. To resort to violent purgation in such a case is absurd as it would be to bieed a starving man. Yet it isdone every day. Yes, this stupid and unPhilosophical practice is continued in the teeth of the great fact that physical weakness, with all the nervous disturbances that accompany it, is more certainly and rapidly relieved by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters than by any other medicine at present known It is true that general debility is often attended with torpidity or irregularity of the bowels, and that this symptom must not be overlookeds But while the discharge of the waste matter of the system is expedited or regulated, its vigor must be recruited. "The Bitters do both. They combine aperien and antibilious properties, with extraordinary tonic powers. Even while removing obstructions from the bowels, they tome and invigorate those organs. Through the stomach, upon which the great vegetable specific acts directly, it gives » healthy and permanent impetus to every enfeebled function. Digestion is facilitated; the faltering circulation regulated, the blood reinforced ‘ with a new accession of the alimentary principle, the nerves braced, and all the dormnant powers of the system roused into healthy action; not Spasmodically, as would be the case if a mere stimulant were admoinistered, but for a,continuance. I+ is in this way that such extraordinary changes are wrought im the condition of the feeble, emaciated and nervous invalids by the use of this wondefful corrective, alterative and tonic. Let commen sense decide between such a preparation and a prostrating cathartic supplemented by a poisonous astringent like strychnine or quinie. PAIN KILLER. PERRY DAVIS & SON, PROVIDENCE, RB. I., PROPRIETORS, 1840, 1871. The “ Pars Kinter ” may justly be styled the gréat medicine of ;the world, for there is no region of the globe into which it has not found its way, and been largely used and highly prized. Moreover, there is no clime to whieh it has not proved to be well adapted for the cure of # considerable variety of diseases; it isa speedy and safe remedy for burns, scalds, cuts; bruises, wounds, and various other injuries, as well as for dysentery, diarrheea, and bowel complaints generally, it is admirably suited tor every race of inen on the face of the globe. It is a very significant fact, that notwithstanding'the long period of ycars that tho ‘* Pain Killer” has been befere the world, it his Hever lost one whit of its popularity, but, on the contrary, the call for it has steadily fucreased from its first discovery‘ and at no previous time has the demand for it been so great, or the quantity made been bo large, as to-day. Another significant fact is, that nowhere has the Pain Killer ever been in higher repute, or been more generally used. by fami-. ies and individuals, than it has been here ut home, where it was’ first discovered and introduced. That the Pain Killer will continne to be, what we have styled it, THE GREAT MEDICINE OF THE WORLD, there can not be the shadow of a doubt.—[ Providence Advertiser, } EIGHTH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION? —OF THE— ~ MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE. ' \ JILL OPEN TUESDAY, AUGUST 8th, 1871, and continne FOUR WEEKS, DAY AND EVENING, in the PAVILION, in Union Square, SAN FRANCISCO, The Exhibition Building covers an aréa of 110,000 superficial feet, and is complete in the various details of light, ventilation, steam power, water supply and provisions for the requirements and comfort of visitors, Application for space must be made before the Fifteenth day of July next, and articles must be in position by the time of opening. Blank Applications for Space, Rules and Regulations, Premium Lists, and all information will be sent on apptication, by addressing J. H. GILMORE, Special Agent, Mechanics’ Institute, San Francisco, to whose care articles intended for exhibition may be sent. m2 A. 8. HALLIDIE, President. NICK'S TOY & FRUIT STORE. PINE STREET...... NEVADA CITY, NICK SLOCOVICH, Proprietor. LWAYS on hand fresh Foreign and A Domestic Fruits; Oranges, Lemons, etc.: Nuts, Candies, and Confectionery. New Toys and Baskets of every variety. The Cheapest and Best Goods to be had in the Market. Call and See me. my28-1m NICK SLOCOVICH. Book Stolen. \ A copy of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary was stolen from the Oakland school house, Gold Flat, several days ago. The party who took it is known, and unless the book is left in its place those interested will go ‘‘for him” with the law. He can save himself the mortification of being tried for robbing a school house by returning the property forthwith. . For County Saperintendent. “"T. B. White, of this city, present incumbent, is announced as a candidate for Superintendent of Schools, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. Mr. he is thoroughly competent for the position. Tar Examiner wants Sacramento Democrats to buy the Reporter off.— Send for old Litigant Bill, he’ll give you a check on the Reporter. Inother Words, start.a new paper, get Ramage to make it the official organ, and the Governor to make it the State Paper, and you will soon have a Demcratic newspaper ready fora funeral. Ax Ohio statesman is described as “94 years old, and has lost much REMOVAL. PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, Have Bemoved their New Stock UF Drugs, Paints, Oils, &c., TO THEIR NEW STORE Under the Daily Transcript Office 8. W. CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS, Nevads, May 25th. REMOVAL. PENMANSHIP —AND— PHONOGRAPHY. C'Neric stor aann will macros hat atter 4 Xs, eed the beauty of his'youth.”” cases of general debility and nervous pros. . . STATEMENT. We, the undersigned, residents, of, amd Going business im the town of North San Juan, having full eonfidence in the integrity of the Managers of the NORTH SAN JUAN GEFT CONCERT, and in the success of the same, do hereby certify that we with many others, residents of said town have subscribed and paid in, for the benefit of said Gift Concert the sum of One Thousand and Seven Hundred Dollars in Gold Coin : that said moneys is now in the hands of Messrs Block & Furth, Bankers, by whom all disbursements will be miade for the use and benefit of said Gift Concert, and that we with others who subseribed towards the Same as aforesaid, have each received our pro rata of tickets therefor. That ‘we unhesitatingly recommend said Gift Concert to the people of the Pacific Coast and the States east of the Rocky Mountains as worthy of their potromage. The Managers of the same being well known to this community as men of good character and integrity. (Signed) ici DANIEL. FURTH, of the firm of Block & Furth, Bankers,A. HARRIS & CO. Merchants. A. J, PUTNAM, National Hote?. JOHN GERMAN, Arcade Hotel. H. CULL, Livery Stable. BUHRING & CHRISHOLM, Merchants 8. KOSMINSKY, Clothier, DICKSON & GAYNOR, Saloon Keepers. CHAS. SHERMAN, Bakery. L. H. BICKFORD, Wagon Maker,

DUNNING & CHARMAN, Blacksmiths, 0. P. STIDGER, Attorney af Law. E. B. HARRIS, M. D. J. L. ASAY, M. D. P. H. BUTLER, Druggist. J.T. MOBGAN, MENNER & WHITE, Hardware. GEN. O. EVANS, Miner. B. A. PRYOR, Postmaster. C. KOCH, Saloon. A. CARION, Brewer. GEO. COLLODI, Tobacconist. North San Juan, June 8th, 1871. $50,000 GOLD COIN ! ILL BE GIVEN AT THE PLACERVILLE THEATRE, PLACERVILLE, EL DORADO COUNTY... :.-California, JULY FOURTH, 1871. —BY THE— BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF ° PLACERVILLE, To Aid in Erecting a Public School Buflding ! IN THE CITY OF PLACERVILLE. 40,000 Tickets will be sold , at $2.50 Coin each! This Ticket admits the Bearer to the Concert, and also the Ball. During the Concert $50,000 in Gold Coin, will be distributed along the Ticket Holders, as follows : 1 Coin Gift........ $15, 000 1 Coim Gift......... 5,000 1 Coim Gift 1,000 2 Cobm: GttE 555 cciicictcccdsc 1, 000 1 Coim Gift...5...... 1,000 5 Coin Gifts, $500 each, .. 2,500 10 Coin Gifts, $200 each.. 2,000 30 Coin Gifts, $100 each.. 3,000 20 Coin Gifts, $50 each... 20 Coin Gifts, $40 each.. 50 Coin Gifts, $30 each.. 1,500 810 Coim Gifts, $20.... --16,200 950 GIFTS, amounting to $50,000 In addition toabove Gifts, the Society will give $10, 000 tewards erecting a School House, also $100 for the best Plan Or Model of the same, to be agreed upon by the Board of Education of Placerville. The Gifts will be awarded in a precisely similar matimer as at the ‘elven by the Mercantile Library Association, at San Francisco, and under the supervision of 3 Committee of well known citizens of Plac erville, and managers of the Concert, Treasurer-Wilcox & Brown, Placerville, with whom all moneys will be deposited, and all disbursements made. Fora tee that the Gifts will be fairly drawn and distributed, the reputation of the Mgnagers and Business Agents and every citizen of Placerville is especially referred to. Board of . 8. Crocker, F. P. Bares, Thomas Frazer, R. Meacham, H. F. Page, C. H. Weatherwax, Fred. Hunger. hk. J. Van Voorhies, H. D. Raphael. A Liberal Discount given to agents. Checks on San Francisco, Secramentor, or any responsible banks received ter Tickets. Responsible Agents wanted. Ba” The Great demand fur these Tickets warrants the) cohclusion that the drawing will positively take place at the time mentioned. All orders and communications, address Rk. J, VAN VOORHIES, 8% ’y Placerville Benevolent Association eP; 0. Lock Box M41, Placerville, Gal. j7 Hr’: located at Daxrrvss Oxy Sramp No. 50 Pine Street, Iam prepared to furnish, “at ALLL HOURS, All desirous of im in those very interesting and useful systems of Writing, should avail themselves of this rare opportunity. ats Arrangements for Private lessons, Orna. Nevada, May 21. * A Grand Concert and Ball ! W. H: CRAWFORD’S COLUMN. HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE! =AT THE— w<OLD STAND, >"wa Opposite the Union Hotel and the Express Offices, IRON AND STEEL, ROPE, all sizes, NAILS AND SHOVELS, STOVES AND TINWARE HYDRAULIC PIPE, Black and Galvanized. AGENTS FOR A. S. HALLIDIE & COS. WIRE ROPE. At the Manufacturers Prices And Freight. GIANT, CALIFORNIA, —aNnD— EASTERN POWDER & FUSE. Paints, Oil. Turpentine, é&c. _— Willow, Crockery, and Glass Ware. AGENT FOR THE “WEED” SEWING MACHINE ! THE BEST MADE! Always in Store, SPOOL COTTON, SILK AND NEEDLES ‘for the various Machines in use, RUBBER HOSE, PACKING, AND BELTINGS. Call and examine STOCK AND PRICES before purchasing for you can save money every time. No trouble to show Goods and give prices ‘though “‘nary cent”’ Gas and Water Pipe ! OF ALL KINDS’! hail Mdtsagn thangs hand—and connections made with the City Water Works. W. H. CRAWFORD, . Nos. 27 & 29 Main Street. Nevada, Moy 27th, 2671. of 1776. 1871. AE 4 NATIONAL ANN IVERSARY, NEVADA CITy, TUESDAY, JULY 4th, 1871. IN WHICH MILITARY, _FIRE DEPARTMENT, CIVIC SOCIETIES, participate. President of the Day ; NILES SEARLS. , Grand Marshal : JOHN CASHIN. Orator : REV, E. HALLEDAY, Reader : JOHN A. CLARK. Poem : SAMUEL P. EVERETT. Chaplains re REVS. W. A. ANDERSON, and J. W. STUMP. Visiting Fitemen will be received and en tertained by the Department, and Soldiers by the Nevada Military. ” Citizens from all parts of the County” are cordially invited to attend. By order of the Coumulttee of Arrange. mente : T. H. ROLFE, Président. D. E. Bex, Secretary, APRIL Ist, 1871. FRESH GOODS ! LOW PRICES ! * QUICK SALES ! HE UNDERSIGNED having this day formed w co-partuership uuder the tira hame of HANSON & GREGORY. WILL CONTINUE THE GENERAL GROCERY, PROVISION, WOODEN, WILLOW GLASS, AND ) CROCKERY WARE, AND ' LIQUOR BUSINESS, AT THE OLD STAND All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within 4 reasonable distance of Nevada, FREE OF CHARGE! HANSON & GREGORY, Nevada, April 1st, 1872. PRIVATE SCHOOL. RS. R. SHURTLEFF, having i ¢ of the Schoo] reeently taught by Misa Miiiter, adjoining the Theatre, the new term will commence on next. Having had much experience asa teacher, Mrs. Shurtleff is prepared to teach all the Yerms the'aares 6 the same as heretotome. Nev-da, June 6th, 1971. . INDEPENDENCE DAY . . GRAND CELEBRATION OF OUR. And Citizens of theCounty will. . as OAR aonce WNC ARINC RAO Rh ISADORE RA RRC RE RHO RII Sy Political. Announcements. — For Supt. __ of Schools. I abpreocniad POWER, of Nevada City, iss hereby ammouneedias a. candidate for the office of Superintendent of Schools, swbject to the decisiomot the Union Republican: Geunty Convention. For Road Commissioner. N&HELL, of Nevada Gity, will bes candidate for the office of Road Commiixsioner,, subject.to the decision of the Republican Couaty Convention. jelW.: jl « For Supervisor. M L. MARSH). of. Nevada City, is: @ hereby announced asa candidate for the OMCé~ OF Siipervisor,. Ist District, subject to the decision of the Union. Republicam Convention. j jlo For Public Administrator.: D. MULLER, of Nevada.city, will bea candidate for the office of Public Administrator, subject to the decision of the Union Republican County Convention. “ j9 For Assemblyman. ; M. GEORGE, of Grass Valley, wilt be a candidate for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union Republican Convention, Foe ~ jo For County Treasurer. AMES J. OTT is hercby announced as a candidate for the office of County ‘Lreasurer of Nevada Gounty. Sudject to the decision of the Union Republican Convention, jet For Sheriff. OHIN MAJOR, of Grass Valley, will Py . be a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to the decision of Democratle County Convention. — jo For County Surveyor. S. BRADLEY is hereby announce edas a candidate for the office of County Surveyor, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. — hae For District Attorney.. D. LONG, of Enreka Township, eis heréby announced as a vanitidate for the office of District Attorney subject to the decision of the Repubiicau County Convention. jz For Assembly. AT. WH of Béar Valléy,, Washingten Township, is hereby announced as @ candidate for the Assembly, subject to the decisiom of the Republican Convention, mv For County 4 Treasurer. ULIUS GREENWALD is announced as a candidate for re-election to the otlice ot County Treasuren, subject-te the decirion of the Demoeratic County Convention. For County Treasurer. GOLDSMITH ts hereby announced @ 48 a candidate for the office of County ‘rreasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican Convention. For County Recorder. 4\RANK MORSE, of Grass Valley, is announced a. a candidate fer the oflice ot County Recorder, subject to the nomination of the Republican Convention. For County B Recorder. ? M, WALLING, of Rough and Ready A . e@ Township, will be a candidate for the oltice ef County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican Convention. For Sherif. I i ENRY SCADDEN, of Grass Valley, ; is hereby announced as a caudidate for Sheriff of Nevada county, by his many — friends—subject to the decision of the Kepublican Convention, For County Clerk. J. ROGERS, present incumbent, ds will be # candidate for re-election to the office of County’ Clerk, subject to the decision of the Democratic Nominating Convention. For Road Commissioner. . P. SANFORD, of Grass Valley, is i, hereby announced as a candidate fur the office of Road Commissioner, subject to the decision of the Republican Convention, For Road Commissioner. OB SCOTT is hereby announced as B a candidate for the office of Road Cominissioner, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For Public Administrator. OHN K. SALE announces himself as a candidate for the office of Public Administrator at the ensuing County Election For Sheriff. OHN DICKSON is hereby announced as u candidate for the office of Sherit!, subject to the nomination of the Denwcratic County Convention. jel4 = For County Clerk. a SANDERS, of Washington Township, J e is hereby announced as a candidate fur the office of County Clerk, of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican Convention, js TRAVELERS [ATTENTION ! Nevada & Dutch Flat Stage Line EARL & ALLEN, Proprietors. RUNS DAILY STAGES between Nevada City anu Dutch Plat Station, vis. RED DOG, YOU BkEr, LITTLE YORK and DUTCH FLAT, connecting at the latter place with the EARBTERN TRAIN ON THE CENTRAE PACIFIC K, k:. The Stages connect with the WESTERN TRAIN, via the seme places, and at Nevad: City with Stages for GRASS VALLEY, MARYSVILLE and all parts of Nevada County . ’ TIME. TABLE. LEAVES DUTCH VLAT STATION at °& o'clock, A. M. LEAVES NEVADA CITY at 1 P.M. Through Fare $2 50. Office at the UNION HOTEL, Nevada. EARL & ALLEN, Proprietors. Nevada, Jusie 9th. ts R. M. HUNT, M. D. . ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, NEVADA CITY. rite