June 2, 1867 (4 pages)

Teid © provisr . fout in fall force at the Primaries. ~ This is ‘where officers are virtually ¢hidsen, and _ . Upon: the fidelity with which Union men r here depends the wel_ "We hope that putthe balance of the ticket up for ‘odin eapital. “This is evident from the fact ~~ that there was no ‘contest in the Conven‘thon; after.the. logislative. ticket was ‘gelected, and no nominations whatever were made for County: Judge or Coroner. ‘The 1éadera of the Shorts are now getting ap a. oe Convention of asking that. no nominations ee vand that ‘the troubles be comoe Tt “could ‘have’ ‘been settled By cap Central Committee had listened to ® the Union men, asking that ee elections be regulated ‘by law, but the Committee had a fraud to » and ‘disregarded the united of the best men of the Union Party con “eoufity. They have now __ “thieieticket made ; the fraud is accomplish0d; ‘and they.are williag to compromise, all concession is in their favor. They Will be willing to give up the county _ offiters, if by that means they can secure the legislative delegation to a certainty, That was the object of the fraud perpetraes ted by them, 2 and if loyal men hear their pe taayr they rill jst have accomplished whi y desired, namely, the election of a Conness delegation to the Legislature. acca of the Union party of Sacramento owe it to themselves to repudiate entirely the act ef these pretenders, and ,Mefeat the:designs of Conness or any oth‘fiman who attempts to override the ‘Kitlown wishesof the party as has been Mone in Sacramento. . Loox.our For Firm.—The season of ~ Bs Fear is approaching, ‘when the citizens . Offiountain ‘towns have reason for the test apprehensions in regard to fires. in Iddhoand Oregon several large s have occurred, sweeping away thou§ of dollars worth of property. Our awn town has teen destroyed ‘several ‘times; and our people have learned to “diehd'nuch . fires. In nearly every instance fires hich swept away our mining towns, Ae i by carelessness. Every househould exercise the utmost precau> guard against this danger, Last . n ash-boxes, and there are a thouwand towns where & little carelessness might starts fire. The fi \d_ stove _ qphpes, especially about Chinatown, should examined by the city offi: ‘ers, and we think it would bea good idea of Trastees to authorise the . to make. an examination. and re/repairs are needed. The fire apparatus, plugs, hose and carriages ‘@hoala "be kept in good serviceable condi. tion. We believe that both hose companies 1 are well organized and ready for effiGignt service in case they are needed, but if _ citizens are careful and the necessary pre‘measures are taken by the au: _ there will be little danger of free “The citizens of Nevada have suffered enough to know the importence of ta"‘procaution to sada another A PEAT AERIS SL ELE LLL A SLE ELE IS ES ENE ERE AES GI yy seg eS Bi ae ReoisTeRIne ame, —Some amusing }. imcidents‘occur at the Clerk’s office in ~ ‘of ‘voters, We were prese.2 oF two since when the Saber bus took place between an applicant . ‘iste sol cali aaa bpp jebersan Tean't till for : er soe — ae in a great measure. Good citizens are too contests and instanees are numérous where ‘sequence. It is as much'a. duty of Union men to participate ina Primary as in a general election. In the former the policy of a party is established, while in the latter ‘the policy of a State is decided. The tri‘umph of right principles in both contests is essential. For this reason we advise all ‘good citizens who are members of the Union Party to attend and participate in the Primary meetings, and if the victory . ; is on the right side heré, the nominations are sure to be good. Card from H. G. Rollins. Mrabow Lakz, May 3ist, 1867. Mr. Hiitor : Yesterday, Gov. Low forfrom the War Department of the United States, which had been delayed on its way from some cause or other, and received by . P him in San Francisco, and which I enclose for publication : . WASHINGTON, May 22d, 1867. To Gov. Low :—The Adjutant General reports that First Lieutenant Henry G, Rollins, Forty Eighth Mass. Volunteers, was honorably mustered out and discharged with his regiment on the third of September, 1863, at Wenham. Epwin M. STANTON, Sec’y of War. sinnnlpmiletisidanwscahiiusi ACCIDENT.—A little daughter of Mr. Finnie, aged 12 years, of the firm of Finnie. & Kensy, was riding on Thursday evening on a gentle horse, through one of the principal streets in Grass Valley, says the National, when some dranken men unintentionally frightened the horse, and she was thrown violently to the ground. — She was considerably bruised and badly shocked, so that she is still confined to her bed. No serious. consequences are appre-hended. The horse stood still as though nothing had happened, and seemed to be astonished at what had occurred. — ee At Walnut Grove, Sacramento county, May 25th,a little daughter of H. W. Odell, {some five years old, was gathering roses off the bank of the river, and accidentally fell in and was drowned, Tue Gold Hill News of the 25th ult., says the small.pox is spreading in Virginia City. Many families that can make it convenient to do so, are leaving or prepa‘ting to go on a visit to California. For Mount-Suasta.—J. B, Wadesford, the well known landscape painter, says the Red Bluff Independent, arrived here, May 24th, and left the next day for Mount Shasta to take the sketches for his forthconiing picture of that mountain. \. MARRIED. = —— Is Grass Valley, 80th, 1867, by Justice M. P. O'Conner, sie Fuchs, of that pla ~% to Anna Loeher of W. or In Nevada iF ony Terticen Joho Kendall, B. F to Nancy & all of Nevada City. a! at re _——_—_—_—_—_— SS ARRIVALS AT THE . NAFEONAL © EXCHANGE HOTEL, Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietor. June 1, 1867, E @ Fisk & wNeXoN M Aarnett Gras V Mrs Reed San Fran D Crittenden —_do ‘Miss. Reed do. Mrs Cullen do o' M Pattee &f do Mrs Hooper do L A Marshall do Mrs Clenis do Ei? Harrison do Wm Bettis do P Mahan Bhalk Blu H Wentworth do E Littis do J Schoble Green me W @ Britton MooresJ G Philli ye Hun h 8 Doore Con D E Bush Red Dog C Barker do J Simmo: do.A-Pierse—._ do 8 Martin \ do EB Renry Bloomfie . CH Hanne do ‘ 8 Powers Unionville * . L Merrow §. ;ott Flat C D Foster Cheroke ora &d Li A Fryhart do h G Jimison do McEnnis Ru er. J Sultzer do Peterson San .! uan A James Jim mine “Wolders W: st Zz prone'to keep’ aloof from these: primary . unworthy men have been selected in con. warded to me here, the following telegram . “BARLEY, = “WooD1-WooD woop! Shakes, Shingles, &e., WHERE? ; At BAKER &}MARTINS, NO. 7% BROAD STREET. " Nevada, September 12th. &e., —Vice Annual rT. ofthe Stockholders of of the pat gs PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPAthe Seiseanye in the Ci of Sacramento, on TURSD AY. the on of July, 1897. £. H. MIL. IR, Sectétary. Feunarivenia Engine Company. The members of the above named Company are edtae Howe notified to meet at their Engine House, on Wednesday ‘Evening, June 5th. oxtee Annual i of Officers will take place at this meeting. All members in arrears for fines and dues will be expelled, ee the same is paid before the next meetin M. ner Secretary. Nevada, N N THE 13th OF MAY, ] BLACK Vi KV PURSE, containing a $20 piece and eome pj hi coin. The finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving the property at the TRANSCRIPT Office. m23 Ranch fo for sale. ONE of the very rery best Ranches in NevaE: County, situated on the North San tains LOS. 111} Juan road, % miles north-east of Nevada city, is offered for sale. tween 400 and 500 bearing trees, and several handred Nursery Trees here is a A dwelling house, stable and barns on the prem es The Ranch contains about 20 acres of land. It Heater sold be) a big Anced price. zor further parculars enquire on the premises to ” . P. REUTER. 4 “PRO BONO PUBLICO.” LACOUR?S SARSAPARIPHERE BITTERS} AN ADMIRABLE TONIC, AN EXCELLENT SPECIFIC AND UNRIVALLED AS A BLOOD PUBIFIER.,. THE PRINCIPAL INGREDIENTS BEING SARSAPARILLA. SOLD. EVERY WHERE. Bread! Bread! Bread! CALL AT THE NEW YORK BAKERY, COMMERCIAL STREET, And leave your Orders for BREAD AND CAKE, of every description. Bon Mog Boman Charlotte Rusks, Lady Fi Poon Cu pOake Lemon Snap Water J ambien, Fruit Cake, CANDY AND ¢ CRACKERS, Wholesale and Retail. Scld to the Trade at San Francisco prices. Patronise Home Industry, N. B,—Balls and Wedding Parties supplied with IceCream. Su . beatly otten up. BOSTON BR every Sun ing. Orders colby till Saturda y oe ote ap2 J HOLLYWOOD, Po Proprietor. FRANK Hd. FISHER, » MACHINIST, At Stiles? Mill, near the Suspension Bridge, LL KINDS OF MACHINERY BUILT TO A ORDER. REPAIRING ons aay NH. : Agent for Warren & Whitne ash manufacturers of Machinis te Pools s nery. — BLA2 ZE’S SALOON! Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. GO TO BLAZE’S Deputy Collector's Office, United States Internal Revenue. Fifth Division, Fourth Distri¢t, Cal. Sacramento, May 15th, 1867. 0 BERCE AN 1 bel TS, MANUPACTURERS, The Orchard con} er" IF YOU WANT A Goop DRINK 24 will be held at the offide of . . J. F,. BUSSENIUS, Pharmaceutist and Chemist MASONIC BUILDING. Cor, Pine & Commercial Sts., NEVADA. &® PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS ACCUrately prepared at all hours—DAY OR NIGHT. AGENT FOR Occidental Insurance Company, of San Francisco, and New York Life Insurance Company of New York, re PRATT’S ABOLITION OIL. E. F. SPENCE, Agent for Nevada. FARE TO SACRAMENTO TELEGRAPH Five Dollars and a Half! a FARE TO COLFAX 50 OTS. eh TELEGRAPH STAGE LINE connecting with the Central Pacific Railroad at Colfax. A Daily Six Horse Coach will leave the National Exchange Hotel, Nevada, At 5.804, m,, (Sundays excepted) connecting at Colfax with the Cars For Sacramento and VY: Passengers for Sacramento booked through for Five and a Half Dollars. thereby saving Twe and a Half Dollars, as the Kailroad fare from Colfax to Sacramento is $5 50. This Line connects with the Pioneer 8: Lin at Cisco via Hailroad. " The Fare from Nevadato Virginia City the same as from Colfax to Virginia. ws This is the only Line ticketing passengers through to Sacramento and Virginia. o W.H. DA : VIDSON h Stage Nevada, April 28d. Go. Ohio Mining ing Company. OTICE is oe i that the SIN TUESDAY, (aap + oa ot ch mao + on 1 the parpose of taking in wl Sod priety of working theme und levying a ment. Location of mine, Ch levying an Aseoesvada Comey California. m3 GEO. G. ELLIS, Secretary To Rent or For Sale. _ ih HOUSE, on Broad St et, he Etter: No, 33 Commer Siar Street, Nevada. A, ©. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Law —orrice— Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City ‘DANIEL E. hanetee , . who have known me are astonished at SES ee a tlagmes Protoxide a! ahd Sc SHR ANE ATTRA ‘ * new seins tn Moficing: “Which STRIKES AT THE: ROOT OF DISEASE PLE, OR LIFE ELEMENT—IRON. This is the secret of the wonderful enccegs of this beac in curing Deabines. ‘Liver Coimplaing Dropsy, Chronic Diarrhoea, Boils, Nerprin Affections, Chills and Fevers, Humors, Loss of Constitutional Vigor Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, ‘Female Complaints, And all Diseases originating in a Bad state of the Blood, or accompanied by Desmity 9,. OF A LOW STATE OF THE SYSTEM, Being free from Alcohol in any form, ite energizing effects are uot foliewed by corresponding reactiun, butare permanent, infusing sTRENGTH, VIGOR and NEW LiFs into all paris o1 the system, and building up an Iron Constitution, From the Venerable Archdeacon SCOTT, D. D. Dunnam, Canada East, March 24, 1865. * * * “Tam an inveterate Dyspeptic of more than 25 area standing.” IT have been so wondertally benefitted in the three short weeks during which I have ueed the Peruvian scarcely persuade myself of the reality. People 1e change. Lam widely known, and can but recommend to others that which has done so much for me.” bd ‘ Acase of 27 years standing cured. From INSLEY JEWETT, No. 15 Avon Place, Boston, Maes. “T have suffered, and we severely, for 27 years, from dyspepsia. 1 commenced the Peruvian Syrup, and found immediate from it. In the course of three or ue Sone.) weeks I was entirely relieved from m ng®, and have enjoyed uninterrupted th ever since, One of the most Distinguished Jurists in New England writes to a friend, as follows : “T have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the result fully sustains yeur prediction. It has made a aw MAN of me ; infused into system new r and energy ; I amno longer Tow My itated, as when you last saw me, bat stronger, heartier, and with larger capacity for. labor, Rental and physical, than at any time during te last five years An eminent Divine of Boston, says: ba are anne the ¢ PERUVIAN mr bao some time past; it me me new A ey of spirits, ty of Muscle.”’ _ Thousands have been changed by the uss of this remedy ; from weak, sickly, suffer) ing creatures, to strong, healthy, and happy mén and women : and invalids cannot reasonably hesitate to give it a trial. A pamphlc t of 82 pages, containing certificates of cures and recommendations from some of the moet eminent physicians, clergymen, and others. will be sent Pauz to any address. See. that each bottle has PERUVIAN RUP blown in the glass. yor safe BY J.P. DINSMORE, Proprietor, No. 36 Dey Street, New York, AND BY ALL DRUGGISTS. . ¥. SPENCE, Novag. Dyspepsia and Debility. 9’ / gBOCcal Tur Di Democratic last evenil County Ca nominating next, elect paw some * ' “crite” in to By supplying the Blood with its Vira. PRIXc, §* “Dimocrati probably b County Cor is difficult t figed. NATURA were made the County nor, John . Curley, nat native of . native of F CuUNTY was yester ease of Tin plaintiff su: to flumes o Bet and Ch mining wa Case Was ar der advisen day, when CoMING ceived in t the great 1 ‘bein this ¢ is attended for which . spoken of a speaker, w] win his ws Wherever . ded to. the ( aremany w ed sinners. be largely s CRIMINA of the Cou of criminal the calend: more than have been continued wherein th certified to These will « land, at th Court. Tae We exceeding]; and the pol! the primar pot is begir bids fair to as much as of a refrige Sprarru. talking upo She is spok plishéd, élo

Teid © provisr . fout in fall force at the Primaries. ~ This is ‘where officers are virtually ¢hidsen, and _ . Upon: the fidelity with which Union men r here depends the wel_ "We hope that putthe balance of the ticket up for ‘odin eapital. “This is evident from the fact ~~ that there was no ‘contest in the Conven‘thon; after..the. logislative. ticket was ‘gelected, and no nominations whatever were made for County: Judge or Coroner. ‘The 1éadera of the Shorts are now getting ap a. oe Convention of asking that. no nominations ee vand that ‘the troubles be comoe Tt “could ‘have’ ‘been settled By cap Central Committee had listened to ® the Union men, asking that ee elections be regulated ‘by law, but the Committee had a fraud to » and ‘disregarded the united of the best men of the Union Party con “eoufity. They have now __ “thieieticket made ; the fraud is accomplish0d; ‘and they.are williag to compromise, all concession is in their favor. They Will be willing to give up the county _ offiters, if by that means they can secure the legislative delegation to a certainty, That was the object of the fraud perpetraes ted by them, 2 and if loyal men hear their pe taayr they rill jst have accomplished whi y desired, namely, the election of a Conness delegation to the Legislature. acca of the Union party of Sacramento owe it to themselves to repudiate entirely the act ef these pretenders, and ,Mefeat the:designs of Conness or any oth‘fiman who attempts to override the ‘Kitlown wishesof the party as has been Mone in Sacramento. . Loox.our For Firm.—The season of ~ Bs Fear is approaching, ‘when the citizens . Offiountain ‘towns have reason for the test apprehensions in regard to fires. in Iddhoand Oregon several large s have occurred, sweeping away thou§ of dollars worth of property. Our awn town has teen destroyed ‘several ‘times; and our people have learned to “diehd'nuch . fires. In nearly every instance fires hich swept away our mining towns, Ae i by carelessness. Every househould exercise the utmost precau> guard against this danger, Last . n ash-boxes, and there are a thouwand towns where & little carelessness might starts fire. The fi \d_ stove _ qphpes, especially about Chinatown, should examined by the city offi: ‘ers, and we think it would bea good idea of Trastees to authorise the . to make. an examination. and re/repairs are needed. The fire apparatus, plugs, hose and carriages ‘@hoala "be kept in good serviceable condi. tion. We believe that both hose companies 1 are well organized and ready for effiGignt service in case they are needed, but if _ citizens are careful and the necessary pre‘measures are taken by the au: _ there will be little danger of free “The citizens of Nevada have suffered enough to know the importence of ta"‘procaution to sada another A PEAT AERIS SL ELE LLL A SLE ELE IS ES ENE ERE AES GI yy seg eS Bi ae ReoisTeRIne ame, —Some amusing }. imcidents‘occur at the Clerk’s office in ~ ‘of ‘voters, We were prese.2 oF two since when the Saber bus took place between an applicant . ‘iste sol cali aaa bpp jebersan Tean't till for : er soe — ae in a great measure. Good citizens are too contests and instanees are numérous where ‘sequence. It is as much'a. duty of Union men to participate ina Primary as in a general election. In the former the policy of a party is established, while in the latter ‘the policy of a State is decided. The tri‘umph of right principles in both contests is essential. For this reason we advise all ‘good citizens who are members of the Union Party to attend and participate in the Primary meetings, and if the victory . ; is on the right side heré, the nominations are sure to be good. Card from H. G. Rollins. Mrabow Lakz, May 3ist, 1867. Mr. Hiitor : Yesterday, Gov. Low forfrom the War Department of the United States, which had been delayed on its way from some cause or other, and received by . P him in San Francisco, and which I enclose for publication : . WASHINGTON, May 22d, 1867. To Gov. Low :—The Adjutant General reports that First Lieutenant Henry G, Rollins, Forty Eighth Mass. Volunteers, was honorably mustered out and discharged with his regiment on the third of September, 1863, at Wenham. Epwin M. STANTON, Sec’y of War. sinnnlpmiletisidanwscahiiusi ACCIDENT.—A little daughter of Mr. Finnie, aged 12 years, of the firm of Finnie. & Kensy, was riding on Thursday evening on a gentle horse, through one of the principal streets in Grass Valley, says the National, when some dranken men unintentionally frightened the horse, and she was thrown violently to the ground. — She was considerably bruised and badly shocked, so that she is still confined to her bed. No serious. consequences are appre-hended. The horse stood still as though nothing had happened, and seemed to be astonished at what had occurred. — ee At Walnut Grove, Sacramento county, May 25th,a little daughter of H. W. Odell, {some five years old, was gathering roses off the bank of the river, and accidentally fell in and was drowned, Tue Gold Hill News of the 25th ult., says the small.pox is spreading in Virginia City. Many families that can make it convenient to do so, are leaving or prepa‘ting to go on a visit to California. For Mount-Suasta.—J. B, Wadesford, the well known landscape painter, says the Red Bluff Independent, arrived here, May 24th, and left the next day for Mount Shasta to take the sketches for his forthconiing picture of that mountain. \. MARRIED. = —— Is Grass Valley, 80th, 1867, by Justice M. P. O'Conner, sie Fuchs, of that pla ~% to Anna Loeher of W. or In Nevada iF ony Terticen Joho Kendall, B. F to Nancy & all of Nevada City. a! at re _——_—_—_—_—_— SS ARRIVALS AT THE . NAFEONAL © EXCHANGE HOTEL, Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietor. June 1, 1867, E @ Fisk & wNeXoN M Aarnett Gras V Mrs Reed San Fran D Crittenden —_do ‘Miss. Reed do. Mrs Cullen do o' M Pattee &f do Mrs Hooper do L A Marshall do Mrs Clenis do Ei? Harrison do Wm Bettis do P Mahan Bhalk Blu H Wentworth do E Littis do J Schoble Green me W @ Britton MooresJ G Philli ye Hun h 8 Doore Con D E Bush Red Dog C Barker do J Simmo: do.A-Pierse—._ do 8 Martin \ do EB Renry Bloomfie . CH Hanne do ‘ 8 Powers Unionville * . L Merrow §. ;ott Flat C D Foster Cheroke ora &d Li A Fryhart do h G Jimison do McEnnis Ru er. J Sultzer do Peterson San .! uan A James Jim mine “Wolders W: st Zz prone'to keep’ aloof from these: primary . unworthy men have been selected in con. warded to me here, the following telegram . “BARLEY, = “WooD1-WooD woop! Shakes, Shingles, &e., WHERE? ; At BAKER &}MARTINS, NO. 7% BROAD STREET. " Nevada, September 12th. &e., —Vice Annual rT. ofthe Stockholders of of the pat gs PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPAthe Seiseanye in the Ci of Sacramento, on TURSD AY. the on of July, 1897. £. H. MIL. IR, Sectétary. Feunarivenia Engine Company. The members of the above named Company are edtae Howe notified to meet at their Engine House, on Wednesday ‘Evening, June 5th. oxtee Annual i of Officers will take place at this meeting. All members in arrears for fines and dues will be expelled, ee the same is paid before the next meetin M. ner Secretary. Nevada, N N THE 13th OF MAY, ] BLACK Vi KV PURSE, containing a $20 piece and eome pj hi coin. The finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving the property at the TRANSCRIPT Office. m23 Ranch fo for sale. ONE of the very rery best Ranches in NevaE: County, situated on the North San tains LOS. 111} Juan road, % miles north-east of Nevada city, is offered for sale. tween 400 and 500 bearing trees, and several handred Nursery Trees here is a A dwelling house, stable and barns on the prem es The Ranch contains about 20 acres of land. It Heater sold be) a big Anced price. zor further parculars enquire on the premises to ” . P. REUTER. 4 “PRO BONO PUBLICO.” LACOUR?S SARSAPARIPHERE BITTERS} AN ADMIRABLE TONIC, AN EXCELLENT SPECIFIC AND UNRIVALLED AS A BLOOD PUBIFIER.,. THE PRINCIPAL INGREDIENTS BEING SARSAPARILLA. SOLD. EVERY WHERE. Bread! Bread! Bread! CALL AT THE NEW YORK BAKERY, COMMERCIAL STREET, And leave your Orders for BREAD AND CAKE, of every description. Bon Mog Boman Charlotte Rusks, Lady Fi Poon Cu pOake Lemon Snap Water J ambien, Fruit Cake, CANDY AND ¢ CRACKERS, Wholesale and Retail. Scld to the Trade at San Francisco prices. Patronise Home Industry, N. B,—Balls and Wedding Parties supplied with IceCream. Su . beatly otten up. BOSTON BR every Sun ing. Orders colby till Saturda y oe ote

ap2 J HOLLYWOOD, Po Proprietor. FRANK Hd. FISHER, » MACHINIST, At Stiles? Mill, near the Suspension Bridge, LL KINDS OF MACHINERY BUILT TO A ORDER. REPAIRING ons aay NH. : Agent for Warren & Whitne ash manufacturers of Machinis te Pools s nery. — BLA2 ZE’S SALOON! Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. GO TO BLAZE’S Deputy Collector's Office, United States Internal Revenue. Fifth Division, Fourth Distri¢t, Cal. Sacramento, May 15th, 1867. 0 BERCE AN 1 bel TS, MANUPACTURERS, The Orchard con} er" IF YOU WANT A Goop DRINK 24 will be held at the offide of . . J. F,. BUSSENIUS, Pharmaceutist and Chemist MASONIC BUILDING. Cor, Pine & Commercial Sts., NEVADA. &® PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS ACCUrately prepared at all hours—DAY OR NIGHT. AGENT FOR Occidental Insurance Company, of San Francisco, and New York Life Insurance Company of New York, re PRATT’S ABOLITION OIL. E. F. SPENCE, Agent for Nevada. FARE TO SACRAMENTO TELEGRAPH Five Dollars and a Half! a FARE TO COLFAX 50 OTS. eh TELEGRAPH STAGE LINE connecting with the Central Pacific Railroad at Colfax. A Daily Six Horse Coach will leave the National Exchange Hotel, Nevada, At 5.804, m,, (Sundays excepted) connecting at Colfax with the Cars For Sacramento and VY: Passengers for Sacramento booked through for Five and a Half Dollars. thereby saving Twe and a Half Dollars, as the Kailroad fare from Colfax to Sacramento is $5 50. This Line connects with the Pioneer 8: Lin at Cisco via Hailroad. " The Fare from Nevadato Virginia City the same as from Colfax to Virginia. ws This is the only Line ticketing passengers through to Sacramento and Virginia. o W.H. DA : VIDSON h Stage Nevada, April 28d. Go. Ohio Mining ing Company. OTICE is oe i that the SIN TUESDAY, (aap + oa ot ch mao + on 1 the parpose of taking in wl Sod priety of working theme und levying a ment. Location of mine, Ch levying an Aseoesvada Comey California. m3 GEO. G. ELLIS, Secretary To Rent or For Sale. _ ih HOUSE, on Broad St et, he Etter: No, 33 Commer Siar Street, Nevada. A, ©. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Law —orrice— Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City ‘DANIEL E. hanetee , . who have known me are astonished at SES ee a tlagmes Protoxide a! ahd Sc SHR ANE ATTRA ‘ * new seins tn Moficing: “Which STRIKES AT THE: ROOT OF DISEASE PLE, OR LIFE ELEMENT—IRON. This is the secret of the wonderful enccegs of this beac in curing Deabines. ‘Liver Coimplaing Dropsy, Chronic Diarrhoea, Boils, Nerprin Affections, Chills and Fevers, Humors, Loss of Constitutional Vigor Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, ‘Female Complaints, And all Diseases originating in a Bad state of the Blood, or accompanied by Desmity 9,. OF A LOW STATE OF THE SYSTEM, Being free from Alcohol in any form, ite energizing effects are uot foliewed by corresponding reactiun, butare permanent, infusing sTRENGTH, VIGOR and NEW LiFs into all paris o1 the system, and building up an Iron Constitution, From the Venerable Archdeacon SCOTT, D. D. Dunnam, Canada East, March 24, 1865. * * * “Tam an inveterate Dyspeptic of more than 25 area standing.” IT have been so wondertally benefitted in the three short weeks during which I have ueed the Peruvian scarcely persuade myself of the reality. People 1e change. Lam widely known, and can but recommend to others that which has done so much for me.” bd ‘ Acase of 27 years standing cured. From INSLEY JEWETT, No. 15 Avon Place, Boston, Maes. “T have suffered, and we severely, for 27 years, from dyspepsia. 1 commenced the Peruvian Syrup, and found immediate from it. In the course of three or ue Sone.) weeks I was entirely relieved from m ng®, and have enjoyed uninterrupted th ever since, One of the most Distinguished Jurists in New England writes to a friend, as follows : “T have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the result fully sustains yeur prediction. It has made a aw MAN of me ; infused into system new r and energy ; I amno longer Tow My itated, as when you last saw me, bat stronger, heartier, and with larger capacity for. labor, Rental and physical, than at any time during te last five years An eminent Divine of Boston, says: ba are anne the ¢ PERUVIAN mr bao some time past; it me me new A ey of spirits, ty of Muscle.”’ _ Thousands have been changed by the uss of this remedy ; from weak, sickly, suffer) ing creatures, to strong, healthy, and happy mén and women : and invalids cannot reasonably hesitate to give it a trial. A pamphlc t of 82 pages, containing certificates of cures and recommendations from some of the moet eminent physicians, clergymen, and others. will be sent Pauz to any address. See. that each bottle has PERUVIAN RUP blown in the glass. yor safe BY J.P. DINSMORE, Proprietor, No. 36 Dey Street, New York, AND BY ALL DRUGGISTS. . ¥. SPENCE, Novag. Dyspepsia and Debility. 9’ / gBOCcal Tur Di Democratic last evenil County Ca nominating next, elect paw some * ' “crite” in to By supplying the Blood with its Vira. PRIXc, §* “Dimocrati probably b County Cor is difficult t figed. NATURA were made the County nor, John . Curley, nat native of . native of F CuUNTY was yester ease of Tin plaintiff su: to flumes o Bet and Ch mining wa Case Was ar der advisen day, when CoMING ceived in t the great 1 ‘bein this ¢ is attended for which . spoken of a speaker, w] win his ws Wherever . ded to. the ( aremany w ed sinners. be largely s CRIMINA of the Cou of criminal the calend: more than have been continued wherein th certified to These will « land, at th Court. Tae We exceeding]; and the pol! the primar pot is begir bids fair to as much as of a refrige Sprarru. talking upo She is spok plishéd, élo