June 23, 1866 (4 pages)

; A ge 3 ges gn Lake Township, in snd ‘or oun State of Calitorbsal th 0. tie Me Fine Onunty of Neenier on tea a o e County of Nevada, on Anwtist, A.D. HAE dielobe A. swer unte the complaint of. Albright; who claims to recover of you, the sum of 0 62 amouut due 48 balguce on the account: Of. A. D. Stoper and Martin’ Miller, againat you oe Banged I the and labor. done, and. materiale fornia q pean’ 7/5 Bt éertain building an mink rame res tp in the Town of -Meatiow Lake, Countwand State aforesaid. at vent request. and in fulfilment ofa contract made “by them with you ; ahd the said claim has been assioned by said Sfoper., and Miller to the Plaintiff. as:per complaint on.file in this office. when judgment will be take Against you for the’said amount, tog¢ther with interest and costs, if you fait to appear and answer. Fete J.E JONES, J.P. : Meadow Lake Township. it ie hereby ordered that the foregolis Summons be published in the NEVADA TRANSCRIPT at east once a week for three successive months. Given under my hand thfs 5th of May A. D. 186¢+ J. E, JONES, J. F i Meacow Lake Township. Alttest: i. J. Markham, Gongtable. Orien Clemens, PI’ff's Attorney mys. QU MMONS.—In the District Court of the 14th; K Judicial District, cf the State of California, jn and for the county of Nevada. Mary Jane Housel vs John Housel. ‘The People of the State of California send greeting to John Honsel, You are hereby required to-appear in an action brought against. you by the above named Plaintiff .on Monday the 16th day of April 1866, and to answer the Complaint filed therein, (a copy of which accompanies this Summons) as? ten days, (exclusive of the day of se?vice,) after the service on you: of this Summons—if _served within this County ;.or if served out of this county, but within this Judicial District, within.twenty days; or if served out of“Baid District, then within forty aes . Wherein Plaintiff prays for a decree of this Court dis: solving the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between Plaintiff and Defendant. And Sou are hereby notified that. if you fail to «nswer said Complaint as herein directed. Plaintiff will take judgment_against you by default together with all costa of sult. and also demand of the Court such other relief as is prayed for in said Complaint. otf ~~ In'testimony whereof, I, R. H. Far; seal > quhar. “lerk of the District Court afore—~ ) said. ‘do hereunto set my hand and impress the Seal of said Court. at offtee in the city of Nevada, the 16th day Apri! A. D. 1866. ° R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Per Revenne’ Stamp. -By order of Hon T. B. McFarland District Judge. A true copy, Attest: ire R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk, A, A. Sargent, Plamtifis Atty. api7 YUM MONS —State of California. County, 0 S Nevada, Township of Liltle York, before R. MeGoun, Justice. of the Peace. The People of the State, of California, send greeting, to Chas. W. Marlette You are hereby summoned to appear before me, at my office in the Township of Little York in the-County of Nevads, on the 25th day of June, A. H. 186. at 10’o’clock AM. to answerto the complaint-ef James Watt who demands of rou-the-sum of .ninetv two 25-100 dollars ($92 25 100) principal and-interest ou a certain promissory note given by yowto Tolinston & Co. and by. them transferred tc Piaintiff also the sum of five 50100 dollars (#5 50) due for taxes: paid by Platutiff on Defendant’s property (for the year: 18645 as per note and ac counts now on file in my office, when judgment. will be taken against you for the said amount ‘ther with eosts and damages, if you fail to appear and atiewer. ‘4 aise 4 Given under my hand this 20th day .of March A. D. 186% . ‘ R, McGOUN,, J. P. A true copy, Attest, ra M. Combs: Constable. (t ishereby ardered that the above Summons he served by publication in the Nevada TRAN sorreT forthe period of ninety days from ‘the -date of said Summons Ri McGOUN, J. P. A true copy, Attest: mar22 . 'M. Combs, Constable. NSOLVE NT NOTICN, +10 the County Court A. in and for the county of Nevada, State of Cali fornia. Inthe matter of the petition of Samuel Biumenthal,an insolyent. Debtor, Pursuant to an order of Hon.A. €. Niles, County Judge, notice ia hereby give to afl the ereditors of the said In solvent San’) Blumenthal.to be and appear before the Mon. A.C. Niles.County Jude. afnresaid; at Chambers, at the Court Room of said Court in the county of Nevada on the 20th day of June 1866,,at 10 o’clock, A. M.of that day, then and there to show cause, if any they, cin, why. the prayer of said Irsolvent should pot. be granted anc an as*ignoment of fiis Estate be made. and he be discharged from his debts awd Habilities, in pursuance of the Statute in auch case made and provided ; andin the men timeall proceeding: against said Insolvent be stayed, , é op Witness mv hand andthe Seal of said seal > Court, this 19th day of May. 1863 D.; Belden Att’y R. H, FARQUHAR, Clerk.” far Pet tiouer maye0 GOOD REWS FROM NEVADA ‘Miners’ Two-Bit Restaurant, © an, THE undersigned takes; this method of We: 4} informing ummerous. old friends and the pub ~h lie-in general that he-has-opened the a i named House on * i wet : COMMERCTAL STREET, ' Wherp he will.serve Meals, FOR CaSH,. QNLY For Two Bitseach! *'." LODGENG 25 CENTS. tal Sik HENRY PYR MONT. cE as ea __ANTELOPE RESTAURANT, ee BROAD STRERT, NEVADA. ALEX. GAULT.. PROPRIETOR, ”* Phankful forthe liberal patronage bestow dd during three’ venrs experi~ ence, in the RESTAURANT business I' omise to renew my efforts to please all WHo may} favor me with a call Meals served up at all hours, ICE. CREAM always on hand. \Purties supplied at sbort notice. . dNevada, May Ftho Boot and ‘Shoe Maker. REMOVAL. ae B. LUTZ would takethia method of informing his old patrons that he has removed to the 'uflding a few doors below the National Exchange Boots and Shoes, at the shortest low rates.” Ae: a Boots and Shoes repatred. Call and I will guarantee satisfaction.” areal Nevata, June ith. p. LUT w4 NTED,—A furitstied ropm with board. in) chif-} a ~~ where theré’are nof any small ren, for a lady Address, “BOARDEER,”’ at this office. jual3 People of the son, GreetS. You are hereby summoned to appear before mabvat my ‘ the 15th day. of v4 et ‘ANfor we jE 4 Hotel,un Broad street, where he is’ Better prepared to make the best of notice, in fashionable st) le, and at, and child.” References exchanged.’ SNE EE mh FAYETTE BATTIS, of Washington, Nevada county, do.thie.13th day of June. give m? son, FRANK BATTIS. his time to do business for hi . 1 aim any of his! wages or pay any dbote or BES itracting after this date. FAYETTE BATTIS. ” Washington, June 14th.OST -the head. of Nevada .street and A this‘eity># 8 Gold Butkle ‘witlt Black Belt attached. The finder will be liberally rewarded 0 he retnrn of ha Backle to this office. * je3 n J. W. HINDS. R.W. TULLY BANKING HOUS AND eRe ies ‘ASSAY OFFICE HINDS & TULLY, Bankers: -{ ~ Suecesgors to:G. W. Kid! FLAMING dought the wet known Banking House and business of George W. Kidd, ,; 0m Broad Street, Nevada City, pe bad cbt J on ba ove business. = Bi. old stand, under rm name 0 is ally. The Highest Price will be paid for Gold Dust. xr Gol Lowest Rates. * Libetal advances'made on Gold Dust on Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the U.S. Mint. Deposits Received. Checks on San Francisco and Sacramento. Drafts on the Eastern States at the. Lowest Kates. Colleetions made. State and County se. eurities purchased at the highest market value. . Agents fer the London and Liverpooi Fire and Life Instrance Company. Gold and Ores of every description MELTED, BEFINED and ASSAYED All Assays warranted to be correct. Correspondents—San Francisco, Bank of (alifornia > Sacramento, D: 0. Mil.s & Co.; New York, Lees & Waller. apt THE “GEM” SALOON, es VAN ALSTINE & JENKIN, AVE OPENED.the“+Gem Saloon” on : BROAD STREET, A few’ doors below:Crawford, Leavitt & Co’s Store. If you want a *+good square drink”’’ or a Fine Cigar drop into the Gem and you’!! get it. Lager Beer Wholesale and Retail, MEAT MARKET. JAMES MONROE can be found ‘the ofdstand on Broad at. -where e is prepared to supply everybody with the best of. Beef, Veal, Pork, Mutton. Corned Beef and Pork &c. &c. at the loweat cash prices. ‘ ; FRANKLINFOUNDRY —AND—MACHINE WORKS. H. W. Fortune, Neil Barr, “I. Breen, F.Campbell. ; -KORTUNE, BARR, BREEN & Co. Manufacturers of Steam Engines and Boilers, Quartz Mills, Flouring Mills, Saw Pills, Mining Pumps Amalgamators, Shafting, Water Wheel Irons, indents. Pulleys And gll'kinds of Machigery necessary for this Coast, No. 1194121 Fremont Street, Between Mission & Howard San Francisce. ARTIESin the country about to purchase Machinery, can save the exnenre of ‘visiting the city by sending to the Franklin: Foundry. drawings and ‘specifitatiods ‘of Wwhat’ they wimt, with money deposited in some bank of San Francisco, subject to the orderof FORTUNE, BARR, BREEN & CO., npon completion of the work ordered, and in all such oases, the work mill be warrantedstrictly in accordance with the drawings. Parties wanting estithyte$ Or any information eoncéfning ‘cost of chinery. can obtain it by corresponding. with =? FORTUNE, BARR & CO-— TIF § 121 Fremont Street. San FranCiseo. Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry AND SFACHINE SHOP. ~ ere sere sseiless? cart ae ole» STEAYE ENGINES BOILERS bnilt to order. Castings and Machinery ef every desetiptiays Ph A Us 2s taoe Quartz Machinery constracted, fitted.up orrepaired. ee . 8 ste » Every kinds of Building Castines, Saw. Crist, Malt and Bark “ills ; liorse power and car wheels. Orders filled promptly and at as low rates as any establishment in Sacramento or San Franeiseo— aps and trejght added. , HEUGH & THOM, . MINERS’ FOUNDRY —ARD— MACHINE WORKS, First Street, between Hownrd and Folsom, San Francisco. ‘HOWLAND, ANGEL & KING, ANUFACTURERS of Steam Engines, Mill A and Quartz Machinery and Iron Castings of all kinds, The partienlar aftertion of Winers and Mill men is called tothe Seventh Annual Cirenlar of the Miners’? Foundry, cyvtaining muck valuable information, not otherwise easily obtainable, Books sent free to any address on application to HOWLAND, ANGEL & KING, San Francisco. San Francisco, April §th .) .* Miners’: Hotel and Restaurant.: KF. Stumpf, Proprietor’ The above Hotel is now eompleted and ready to accommodate amy numwey ber of pay rd and Lodg img. is Ho snow the best; French cook In the State, i tains ev sOard as Sialic Berean uns. to mak x pis ievsrancce Eline and one supplied with, Wings., penslishy Frenehand German spoken at this ? q 3MNMUS Bullion discounted at the DEMONS State of Catiforwia, County of Nevada, Township of ages er P — ce Court, befo A Jus or e . . Enos Wintooebik rats ff va pad Aikin, Defendant; Tne People of the State of Califonia; Greeting : To Saml. Aikin, you are hereby Summoned to apphartbeforte me, at my office in the Township of Bloomfield, County and State aforesaid, on Friday, the 3ist day of August, A. D. 1866, at 10 o’alock A. M., to answer the complaint of Enos Himebaugh, Plaintiff. who demands of B herd the sum‘ of one hundred_ seventy-one dollars, Principal sued, for, Intereg and accrhing Interest,,Costs and ficerujn g Costs. ne’ Follows: to-wit: on # certain niofe of hand! dated May 24th, A. D. 1°62, payable thirty davs after date, for the sum of_one .hundred and seventy-six dollars, less five dollars endorsed’ thereon-in November, A. D. 1862, and interest thereon at the rate ef three percent. per month until paid, terest to May 24th. A.D 1966, being giptipel and interest. to this date, being fopr: undred and twenty-three, 54-160 dollars as per Complaint now on file in se reall Judg-: accruing interest at the rate ef three per cent. per month, and al) costs and accruing costs, and damages, if you fail to appeur and answer. Given under my hand this the 24th day of May A.D. 1866. “LEVIAYRES, J. P. and his affidavit, and it.satisfactorily appearing to me that the said Sam], Aikin. defendent, has derarted from this county,to.parts unknown, . and cannot diteridve diligénce be found, so that due process of law ean be obtained upon him and upon the affidavit of Enos Hinebaugh, P!’ff. that Plaintiff has a good cause of action agdinst Defendant in this suit, and that the said Def’t. is a necessary and proper party thereto, and also on motion of Plaintiff, it isordered that service of Summons in this case be made b tion. in some newSpaper published in Nevada County). most likely to give notiee to said De fendant, and said publieaiion~ be-made ‘at least once a week for three successive months. j Given under my hand, this, the 24th day of May, A.-Dy 1866, LEVI AYRES, J P. i Bloomfield Township. Original stamped with a 50ct. Kev. Stamp, je3 ‘ ONIMONS, —State of California, County of L) Nevada, TownShip of ~ Nevada, before J. Kendall, Justice of the Peace. The People of the State of California send greeting to Robert ‘Watson, William’ Brown «anti Henry Brown. You are hereby summoned to appear befere me, at my office in the township of Nevada. in the said chbunty,of Nevada. on Friday, the 27th day of July, 1866, at 10 o’clock, A.M., to answer unto the complaint of James Bineley, who demands of you the sum of Two Hundred and ‘Ninety Dollars, ($290 00) for waters sol land delivered for mining purposes at your request and note-assigned and money had and received more particularly set. forth in complaint now, on file in. my_office, when judgment will be taken against you for ssid account, together with costs and damages if yon fail to appear and answer. : : Given under my hand this 24th day of April, A. De, 1866. J. KENDADL, Justice of the Peace: It is ordered that the foregoing summons be published in the Nevada Daily TRANSCRIPT, at least Quce a week for three months. : JOHN KENDALL, J. P. J. I. Caidwell, piffs. atty ap 27 TS CONTRACTORS, =-<At any time before June 2ist, 18°¢, the, Trustees of the city of Nevada will receive sealed proposals for the ‘construction of a bridge across Big Deer Creek, on the site of the old bridge at the foot of Main street in said city. Specifications—ist. Piers of bridge to run on same foundations-as those of the old bridge— bridge to be of same span as old bridge, and to have a sidewalk six feet wide in the clear on each side of and outside of road way. , Second—Road-way of ‘bridge to be on same level with the road way of the bridge spanning Big Deer Creek. at foot of “Broad street, and bridge, with the exceptions first above stated, to be. constructed aud fully finished, in all. respects. inthe same manner, of the same width and size, upon ‘the same plan of construction and of the same kind,. quality and dimensioas of materials asthe latter bridge. W ork.to be fully finished, as aforesaid, within twenty days from date of contract—bids on basis of payment_in Warrants. at. par on General Fund ofthe city. L. W. WILLIAMS, juni President Board of Trustees. b ipth reget hcp Bde Mines; one a dark bay. 4 mule, about 14 hands high—no brand. .One bright bay mare mule, about 14 handé higt—no brand. Said mules came to my Ranch on or about the 15th of May. The owner is requested to prove property, pay: the larges and fake the Bre 4 <<“. ~,B. ALLISON. Allison atich, near French Corral, June 15. TT E_ ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders daseicine CEND.KRAL) PACIFIC RAILROAD MPANY OF CALIFORNIA, will be held at! the office of the Company, in the city-of Sacrgwmente, on the TENTH DAY OF JULY. 1866. — m26 E. H. MILLER, Jr. Secretary. VACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO, i? Carrying the United States Mail, Leave Folsom street ‘wharf at. 11 o’élock; ‘A. M. of the following dates for PANAMA, connecting via Panaina Railroad, with one of the Company’s = apse steamers from ASPINWALL for NEW YORK: ' On the 10th, 18th-and 30th of each month that has 30 days. : On the, LOth, 1Dthe.and 30th of: each month that has 31 days. When the '0th, 19th aud 30th fall on Sunday, they: will leave on Sathrday preceeding ; when the 18th! falls on Sunday, they will leaye on Monday following Sh ‘ Steamer leaving San Francisco on the 10th touches at. Manzanillo “All touch at. Acapyled.: — Defartire.df 18th or ‘19th connects wifi French Transatlantic Co’s steamer for St. Nazaire, and English steamer for South America. Departure of 10th connects with English steamer or Southampton and P. RR. Co's steamer for Cen tral America. Departure of 30th connects with English stea ) for Tumaco,.tbhe port ofthe new te Foting rg. The following Steamships will be dispatched on dates as viven below ;' ° June 18th—€ons¢titution, Capt. FR. Baby, connecting with New York, Capt. Gray. __ Jane 30th~ Golden City, Capt J. T. Watkins. connecting with Arizona, Capt. Mauty. Cabin passengers berthed through. Baggage checked through ; 10 pound allowed each adult. An experienced surgeon on board Medicine and attendance free : PR ese Stéamerts will pésitively sail at 11 o’clock. assengers are requested to have their ba heard —10 oaenie i i et rough tickets for Liverpool by the Inman Line, ean be obtained at office P. mw S.8. Co, os Francisco. a “or merchandise Freight, apply to M For passage and a other information, apply at the Pacific Mail Steamship Co’s Office, .carner. of Sacramento and Leidesdorff streets. , je3 OLIVER ELDRIDGE Agent. : Cc. M, BATES, OOPS MIW’S°E GC&LAYN . At OER SERN ROT MLTR RATE TORE Om OE HY + os ga ee Soa meee ms — two hundred and fifty two, 54-100 .dollarsy total ’ ment will be taken againt ydu for said amount,— ——-.— Bloomfield-fownshis.—} Thereturn of the Constable on the Summons;publica ~ * SIE Be Nae DR GHAS. H. TOZER’S . MEDICAL. INSTITUTE. Situated neat Sixtli St. hetween J & K. SACRAMENTO CITY. 42 ‘RS. WOZER would most respectfully in 3 form his-old Patients itd the pablle gen erally, that he has opened a IBRANCHE OFFICE at the above. named place.for the cure of all 4 ‘plaints , Having relinquished my.old mode of advertiaing, which has become-se common with all the Quack Doctors of San Frapciaco, filling the newrapers with false references, for the purpose of h posing upon strangers, . think it is only neceeaty to inform those in need of a Physician of LONG EXPERIENCE And SHOCHSSPUL PRACTICE, that I ean be consulted at all Business Hours at my Medical InstituteOAK AVENUE, corner of 6th street, between J and K. Sacramento.city, Cal, Dr: FOLER’S experience is of forty years “standing, and during that time he has met with unparalled success ia the treatment of all, thore disedsés generally knowg as Venereal . or Chronie., . It is impossible hereto mention all ‘the diseaes with which heis familiar ; some, perhaps, will Hot-be out of place. “Most destructive to mankind is-SelfAbuse. The brain being the seat of tne disease the whole system suffers in consequence: 1 will here enumerate some of the symptoms, so that those af. flicted may be able to‘form an opinion in regard to their complaints, and seek advice in time, thereby saying themeelves.a world of suffering: Pervous Debility, Loss of Memory. Pain In the Limbs and Back. Palpitation of the Heart, Trembling of the Limbs, Headache, and an aversion to Genial Society, especially. that of females. There are a great many more, but these are sufficient, and should you be ayfering from any ,of them, eall on Dr Tozer, and he will cure you in a short time, without aty interruption fe pest business —or state your caxe by letter, and there will be no occasion for your calling at the office. Stricture of the Uretha is another formidable enemy to health. Send for one of my circulars on that disease, and inform yourself of its terrible results. The worst eases cured.in a few days. Venereal Diseases in all their various forms, either Primary, Secondary or Hereditary, completelyeradicated from the system. Your eonstitutjon being restored to perfect health. there will be no danger of handing down to your children that terrible disease known as Scrofula: Syphilitic Disease, as it presents itself on this cuast is of a more formidable character: than that seen'in the Atlantic States or Europe, arising from the fact of its being a compound -of Spanish. Chinese and Sandwich Island disease. Those of you who have visited the two latter countries no doubt have seen the dreadful effects ofit on both the native and foreign population. It requires altogether different modes of treatment, The Old Formulas of Ricord, Acton and Bostwick are of little account. except to dry up the disease on the surface, leaving the poison . -in'the blood, which-sooner or later, will show itself asa secondary disease in an aggravated fourm ‘These facts I have learned by experience and thinkI can say without boasting, that I have seen more practice in these diseases than any other phySician in California, dating as it does from 1849. It becomes you, therefore, to think well, before yon-employ a physician. Who 1s the proper one. to cousult—an-: old experieneed one or ove who has‘racently settled amongst you: My Plan is Purely Vegetable, Dc-stroying the disease and purifying the blood, so that there is no danger of secondary symptoms, arising from the use of Merenry, such as pains in ‘the shinbones, swellings of the different joints of the body, running sores, ete. ete., and mpurities of the blood, eured in a short time by thé use of my VEGETABLE MIXTURES, kpown only. to myselt.’ ne ae OB DR. TOZER -will be assisted by DR. DEMAREST, who is acknowledged by all-t6 be the most successful Female Physician_in San Francisco ‘ AS : Ladies suffering from the Whites, Piles; Weak ness of the Back, Pain if. the Side, Headache, Palpitation of the Heart, Derangement of their Monthly Sickness, and all other diseases that the female system is subject to, will find prompt relief byapplying at my Institute, either at Sacratnento City or San Francisco, corner of Kearney and Jackson @freéts, 5 © a Diseases Peculiar toFemales, such as Retention, Suppression and Painful Menstru ation, etc., have been_my study for a great number of years and I can safely promise a perfect eurein a short time. >ake : ‘ei Be not deterred from calling on DR. TOZER, frem delicacy or fear of exposure. as the Doctor isaman in whom you ean trust. and all cases are treated with the utmost secrecy, . . My Femate( Monthly) Pillé were never known to fuil in givingrelief in thoge cases for which they are recommended. To be obtained only at my Office, Price $5 per box .with full direc tions sent by mail orexpress. -}; Gonguitations Free. -Alt<communieations strictly confidential, and a cure-quarauteed in The most formidabie. the . . Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and diseases . } Placer. BP SNE RP ace 4 eee AND AFTER Tuesda: XN Ma: 6) until further notiece,_the y 8th, 1866, Going East.Mail and passenger train will leave Sacramen. to.at 6.30 A M, arrive at Secrettownat 9:45 a m, Freight and passenger train leave Sacramento at 7.30 A M. arriveat Secrettown at1.15P M, also at 3 PMs, arrive at Colfax at 7.45 PM. ‘Going West. Maitland patsenger train leave Secrettown at 19 * be AM. a*rive. at Sacramento at 1.15 p.m. Freight and passenzer train leave Colfax at ¢ 25 A.M. arrive at Sacramentc at. 11.15 4M; slgo at 2.P M. arrive at Sacramento at 6 30P ». The morning Passenger Trains connect at Ay. burn with Stages for Yankee Jima, Forest Rill ard Michigan Bluffs; and at” Colfax wit Stages for Grass Valley. Nevada, North San uan, [llinoistown, and at Secrettown for Gold — un. Dutch Flat and Virginia city. The 6.30 A M. up traiv connects at the June. tion with the cars of the California Central Rajjsg Lincoln and Marysville and all points north. : ie On Sunday one train only_will-bé-run, leaving Sacramento at 6.40 A M, and Secrettown at 10 A, M Conveyances can be had at Newcastle for Ala. baster Cave, six miles distant. ©. CROCKER. * Superintendent C.F. R’R Co, ° G. F, Hartwell, Assistant Superintendent. Sacramento, May 9th. ‘ MARBLE WORKS. D Street, between First ana Second, Near Wells, , Fargo & Co's, . MARYSVILLE, “ADOLPHUS RAU. OULD respectfully inform the citizens ef Nevada county that long experience in the business has qualified him to do WORK IN MARBLE, SUCH AS MONUMENTS, TOMBS; "32 Grave Stones, Mantel Pieces, Sculp' ture, Modeling in Clay, &c. ORNAMENTAL WORK donein a supe. rior style. at reasonable pricés. ; ad , ADOLPHUS RAU ' New Grenada Mines! Warning to Miners and Travelers in that region. YHE sudden change of climate as well as of diet, renders imperative the selection of heverages, THIRTEEN PREMIUMS AWARDED! SQUARZA’S PUNCH. Is the only beverage adapted tothe climate of that country rains Mark its properties, Tonic, Nutrative, Diaphoretie, Dioretic. Antibilious. It imparts strength and activity to the intellectua) faculties, materially aids the digestive organs, it gradually warms the whole system to a comfortable condition ; it infuses anew ~~ spirit into its jaded faculties without imparting the heating excitement followed by prostration, hich is produced by the use 6f raw 'iquors. Por sale at Wholesale and Retail(/44 Leidesdorif street opposite What Cheer House. ~~ £6 Wynkoop’s Portfait of Lincoln. Wwe have appointed W. S. DAY as Agent for ‘Woynkoop’s Photo-Chromatic Oi) Portrait of Lineohfand Grant.’ in the connties of Nevada and CURRIER & WINTER, 620 Market Street, San Francisco. . ’ General Agents for the Pacific Coast. ' TESTIMONIALS. We. the undersigned, citizens of California. have seen Wynkoop’s Portrait of onr late lamented President, Abraham Lincoln, by bis new and beautiful process of Photo-Chromatie Oil Painting. and eonsider it a correct and perfect likeness of the Great and Good Man, and congratulate Mr. Wynkoop on the anquestionable success of his efforts. and all lovers of Art, with the opportunity ‘of possessing’ so fine a Portrait H. W, Halleck. Major General. Gen. John F, Miller, T. B. Shannon. L. C.Gunn, Thos, Hill, Artist. Noah Brooks, Silas W. Johnson. L. W. Ernest, S. Brannan. "TL eonsider Wynkoop’s Photo Chromatic Oil Portrait of Mr. Lincyvln of superior excellence in every respect. I haveseen no other Portrait of the late President which so vividly recalls ‘his features and expression. A. A. Sargent. We have seen Wynkdop’s Photo-Chromatic Oil Portrait of Lieut. Geo Grant and prendunce ft a perfeet and striking Likeness of hint and consider it the best picture we have ever seen. D. Perry, Capt. Ist Cavalry, U.S, Ato endanger it-in case of conflagration. THE ROOMS are etegantly furnished, the Beds are ot Srring and Hair Mattrasses. unexcelled by any Hotel in the State—all the Furniture new and of the latest style. SUITS OF ROOMS, and every accommodation furnished families and the traveling public. and every care taken to make the House a HOME FOR BOARDERS ~ © .¢ PHE-TABLE -will at. atl times be furnished with everything the market affords, The Coach?s of the California Stage Com aae Alpha, Washington, Omega, Woolsey’s, Moore’s Flat. and Red Dog, have their offices at and take their departure from this Hotel, ‘ The House is kept open all Night. THE SALOON is fitted up in su wid btyie where none but the best Wines and Liquors are to.be fonad The. BILLIARD. TABLES ate Phe lan’a best. Connected with the Establishment fs a LIVERY STAB! & where the bes. Turnouts may be had. Lancas!-v & Hasey, Prop’s, . Nevada, May 10th TN it To-Scwrp HOLDERS. rite Tedawareror Wevadn soamty wil pay, General Pond ana recede roenea on the ar 1 stered prior to October 4th, 1865.2 dntevect! 6d tame cee Of this edvertias . see “at the date allcases. Aduréss, C. H 'TOZER,M. D. “Thos. McGregon, Ist Lient, 1st Cavalry, U, S. A. > Je6 »2) ; Sacramento City, Cal. San Franciseo, May 24th—tf i eral NATIONAL EXCHANGE ROSENBAUM’S BITTERS ELOTEL. 3 CURES ' BROAD STREET..:NEVADA CITY Dyspepsia. 2 This old and -well esge, . CURES tablished Hotelisagain . ? , Diarrhea. Opened to the Public. It has been remodeled mid enlarged and is now CURES ° ne of the -mistcommodious Houses in the iu . Jaundice. riorof the State. Lorated in an elevated pevey —, it comamance a view of the sity gy sur-. CURES : rounding country and insures go r he’ ce int. heat of summer Built of Brick AND FIRELiver Complaint. PROOF: its walls kéep out, im great measure. the . heat of the suuand give security in case of fire CURES . . s THE “XCHANGE is near the center of the town j Indigestion, on a wide and THE business street of the city. a There are no wooden buildings near the Hote#. CURES ~ Fever and Ague, AND ALL Bilious Diseases. . ee ROSENBAUMS BITTERS ANE The -Invalid’s Delight, The Poor Man’s Friend. THEY ENLIVEN. , oan ; INVIGORATR, ‘ STRENGTHEX, mn And ina Pleasant Way. , ERADICATE, DISEABE. For sale by Druggists 4d “Liquor Dealers’ Brery” r ee ' meroial streeta eutrance Office in Masonic Building, somes of Pine de Com on Pine, \ bse __K-.F-, SPENCK, Treasurer, / _N.'B. JacoBs’& CO. trains of : “) Centrak. Pacific Rallroad willbe runas follows; She = BR N. P. BROV Office---co EE : DS. BAKE D Groceries Wheat, No. RESH’ . on pand Cash,Goods d Within a woopCheap for C Hats! H FAL POIR. Corner E have Hats a ‘stock compris WOOL HAT scription, Ladies Hat The. Best FOR a Sacrament —_—_—_— oa Broad Stre SAX ery stock and the stock df t the largest Jot be found in tk Teams, wit to let au the s) ble terms: O style aad cap cares-to drive Carriages f eThood Saddl Horses boa the best of ca Nevada, D: Cet enna may favor hin ransient F cording. to'ord Horses boar : E He, aiso keey of “TrOKs roc “AL Grass . the road wit wan BEV we ih? >: iti Leaves Ex at’ and tla? ves Ney 2P.M.and§ Cl Ne vada, Ni jee J Attorney NO? MAIN STR} Nex North Sat. Cc FP HI er Every: types-tak

; A ge 3 ges gn Lake Township, in snd ‘or oun State of Calitorbsal th 0. tie Me Fine Onunty of Neenier on tea a o e County of Nevada, on Anwtist, A.D. HAE dielobe A. swer unte the complaint of. Albright; who claims to recover of you, the sum of 0 62 amouut due 48 balguce on the account: Of. A. D. Stoper and Martin’ Miller, againat you oe Banged I the and labor. done, and. materiale fornia q pean’ 7/5 Bt éertain building an mink rame res tp in the Town of -Meatiow Lake, Countwand State aforesaid. at vent request. and in fulfilment ofa contract made “by them with you ; ahd the said claim has been assioned by said Sfoper., and Miller to the Plaintiff. as:per complaint on.file in this office. when judgment will be take Against you for the’said amount, tog¢ther with interest and costs, if you fait to appear and answer. Fete J.E JONES, J.P. : Meadow Lake Township. it ie hereby ordered that the foregolis Summons be published in the NEVADA TRANSCRIPT at east once a week for three successive months. Given under my hand thfs 5th of May A. D. 186¢+ J. E, JONES, J. F i Meacow Lake Township. Alttest: i. J. Markham, Gongtable. Orien Clemens, PI’ff's Attorney mys. QU MMONS.—In the District Court of the 14th; K Judicial District, cf the State of California, jn and for the county of Nevada. Mary Jane Housel vs John Housel. ‘The People of the State of California send greeting to John Honsel, You are hereby required to-appear in an action brought against. you by the above named Plaintiff .on Monday the 16th day of April 1866, and to answer the Complaint filed therein, (a copy of which accompanies this Summons) as? ten days, (exclusive of the day of se?vice,) after the service on you: of this Summons—if _served within this County ;.or if served out of this county, but within this Judicial District, within.twenty days; or if served out of“Baid District, then within forty aes . Wherein Plaintiff prays for a decree of this Court dis: solving the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between Plaintiff and Defendant. And Sou are hereby notified that. if you fail to «nswer said Complaint as herein directed. Plaintiff will take judgment_against you by default together with all costa of sult. and also demand of the Court such other relief as is prayed for in said Complaint. otf ~~ In'testimony whereof, I, R. H. Far; seal > quhar. “lerk of the District Court afore—~ ) said. ‘do hereunto set my hand and impress the Seal of said Court. at offtee in the city of Nevada, the 16th day Apri! A. D. 1866. ° R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Per Revenne’ Stamp. -By order of Hon T. B. McFarland District Judge. A true copy, Attest: ire R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk, A, A. Sargent, Plamtifis Atty. api7 YUM MONS —State of California. County, 0 S Nevada, Township of Liltle York, before R. MeGoun, Justice. of the Peace. The People of the State, of California, send greeting, to Chas. W. Marlette You are hereby summoned to appear before me, at my office in the Township of Little York in the-County of Nevads, on the 25th day of June, A. H. 186. at 10’o’clock AM. to answerto the complaint-ef James Watt who demands of rou-the-sum of .ninetv two 25-100 dollars ($92 25 100) principal and-interest ou a certain promissory note given by yowto Tolinston & Co. and by. them transferred tc Piaintiff also the sum of five 50100 dollars (#5 50) due for taxes: paid by Platutiff on Defendant’s property (for the year: 18645 as per note and ac counts now on file in my office, when judgment. will be taken against you for the said amount ‘ther with eosts and damages, if you fail to appear and atiewer. ‘4 aise 4 Given under my hand this 20th day .of March A. D. 186% . ‘ R, McGOUN,, J. P. A true copy, Attest, ra M. Combs: Constable. (t ishereby ardered that the above Summons he served by publication in the Nevada TRAN sorreT forthe period of ninety days from ‘the -date of said Summons Ri McGOUN, J. P. A true copy, Attest: mar22 . 'M. Combs, Constable. NSOLVE NT NOTICN, +10 the County Court A. in and for the county of Nevada, State of Cali fornia. Inthe matter of the petition of Samuel Biumenthal,an insolyent. Debtor, Pursuant to an order of Hon.A. €. Niles, County Judge, notice ia hereby give to afl the ereditors of the said In solvent San’) Blumenthal.to be and appear before the Mon. A.C. Niles.County Jude. afnresaid; at Chambers, at the Court Room of said Court in the county of Nevada on the 20th day of June 1866,,at 10 o’clock, A. M.of that day, then and there to show cause, if any they, cin, why. the prayer of said Irsolvent should pot. be granted anc an as*ignoment of fiis Estate be made. and he be discharged from his debts awd Habilities, in pursuance of the Statute in auch case made and provided ; andin the men timeall proceeding: against said Insolvent be stayed, , é op Witness mv hand andthe Seal of said seal > Court, this 19th day of May. 1863 D.; Belden Att’y R. H, FARQUHAR, Clerk.” far Pet tiouer maye0 GOOD REWS FROM NEVADA ‘Miners’ Two-Bit Restaurant, © an, THE undersigned takes; this method of We: 4} informing ummerous. old friends and the pub ~h lie-in general that he-has-opened the a i named House on * i wet : COMMERCTAL STREET, ' Wherp he will.serve Meals, FOR CaSH,. QNLY For Two Bitseach! *'." LODGENG 25 CENTS. tal Sik HENRY PYR MONT. cE as ea __ANTELOPE RESTAURANT, ee BROAD STRERT, NEVADA. ALEX. GAULT... PROPRIETOR, ”* Phankful forthe liberal patronage bestow dd during three’ venrs experi~ ence, in the RESTAURANT business I' omise to renew my efforts to please all WHo may} favor me with a call Meals served up at all hours, ICE. CREAM always on hand. \Purties supplied at sbort notice. . dNevada, May Ftho Boot and ‘Shoe Maker. REMOVAL. ae B. LUTZ would takethia method of informing his old patrons that he has removed to the 'uflding a few doors below the National Exchange Boots and Shoes, at the shortest low rates.” Ae: a Boots and Shoes repatred. Call and I will guarantee satisfaction.” areal Nevata, June ith. p. LUT w4 NTED,—A furitstied ropm with board. in) chif-} a ~~ where theré’are nof any small ren, for a lady Address, “BOARDEER,”’ at this office. jual3 People of the son, GreetS. You are hereby summoned to appear before mabvat my ‘ the 15th day. of v4 et ‘ANfor we jE 4 Hotel,un Broad street, where he is’ Better prepared to make the best of notice, in fashionable st) le, and at, and child.” References exchanged.’ SNE EE mh FAYETTE BATTIS, of Washington, Nevada county, do.thie.13th day of June. give m? son, FRANK BATTIS. his time to do business for hi . 1 aim any of his! wages or pay any dbote or BES itracting after this date. FAYETTE BATTIS. ” Washington, June 14th.OST -the head. of Nevada .street and A this‘eity># 8 Gold Butkle ‘witlt Black Belt attached. The finder will be liberally rewarded 0 he retnrn of ha Backle to this office. * je3 n J. W. HINDS. R.W. TULLY BANKING HOUS AND eRe ies ‘ASSAY OFFICE HINDS & TULLY, Bankers: -{ ~ Suecesgors to:G. W. Kid! FLAMING dought the wet known Banking House and business of George W. Kidd, ,; 0m Broad Street, Nevada City, pe bad cbt J on ba ove business. = Bi. old stand, under rm name 0 is ally. The Highest Price will be paid for Gold Dust. xr Gol Lowest Rates. * Libetal advances'made on Gold Dust on Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the U.S. Mint. Deposits Received. Checks on San Francisco and Sacramento. Drafts on the Eastern States at the. Lowest Kates. Colleetions made. State and County se. eurities purchased at the highest market value. . Agents fer the London and Liverpooi Fire and Life Instrance Company. Gold and Ores of every description MELTED, BEFINED and ASSAYED All Assays warranted to be correct. Correspondents—San Francisco, Bank of (alifornia > Sacramento, D: 0. Mil.s & Co.; New York, Lees & Waller. apt THE “GEM” SALOON, es VAN ALSTINE & JENKIN, AVE OPENED.the“+Gem Saloon” on : BROAD STREET, A few’ doors below:Crawford, Leavitt & Co’s Store. If you want a *+good square drink”’’ or a Fine Cigar drop into the Gem and you’!! get it. Lager Beer Wholesale and Retail, MEAT MARKET. JAMES MONROE can be found ‘the ofdstand on Broad at. -where e is prepared to supply everybody with the best of. Beef, Veal, Pork, Mutton. Corned Beef and Pork &c. &c. at the loweat cash prices. ‘ ; FRANKLINFOUNDRY —AND—MACHINE WORKS. H. W. Fortune, Neil Barr, “I. Breen, F.Campbell. ; -KORTUNE, BARR, BREEN & Co. Manufacturers of Steam Engines and Boilers, Quartz Mills, Flouring Mills, Saw Pills, Mining Pumps Amalgamators, Shafting, Water Wheel Irons, indents. Pulleys And gll'kinds of Machigery necessary for this Coast, No. 1194121 Fremont Street, Between Mission & Howard San Francisce. ARTIESin the country about to purchase Machinery, can save the exnenre of ‘visiting the city by sending to the Franklin: Foundry. drawings and ‘specifitatiods ‘of Wwhat’ they wimt, with money deposited in some bank of San Francisco, subject to the orderof FORTUNE, BARR, BREEN & CO., npon completion of the work ordered, and in all such oases, the work mill be warrantedstrictly in accordance with the drawings. Parties wanting estithyte$ Or any information eoncéfning ‘cost of chinery. can obtain it by corresponding. with =? FORTUNE, BARR & CO-— TIF § 121 Fremont Street. San FranCiseo. Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry AND SFACHINE SHOP. ~ ere sere sseiless? cart ae ole» STEAYE ENGINES BOILERS bnilt to order. Castings and Machinery ef every desetiptiays Ph A Us 2s taoe Quartz Machinery constracted, fitted.up orrepaired. ee . 8 ste » Every kinds of Building Castines, Saw. Crist, Malt and Bark “ills ; liorse power and car wheels. Orders filled promptly and at as low rates as any establishment in Sacramento or San Franeiseo— aps and trejght added. , HEUGH & THOM, . MINERS’ FOUNDRY —ARD— MACHINE WORKS, First Street, between Hownrd and Folsom, San Francisco. ‘HOWLAND, ANGEL & KING, ANUFACTURERS of Steam Engines, Mill A and Quartz Machinery and Iron Castings of all kinds, The partienlar aftertion of Winers and Mill men is called tothe Seventh Annual Cirenlar of the Miners’? Foundry, cyvtaining muck valuable information, not otherwise easily obtainable, Books sent free to any address on application to HOWLAND, ANGEL & KING, San Francisco. San Francisco, April §th .) .* Miners’: Hotel and Restaurant.: KF. Stumpf, Proprietor’ The above Hotel is now eompleted and ready to accommodate amy numwey ber of pay rd and Lodg img. is Ho snow the best; French cook In the State, i tains ev sOard as Sialic Berean uns. to mak x pis ievsrancce Eline and one supplied with, Wings., penslishy Frenehand German spoken at this ? q 3MNMUS Bullion discounted at the DEMONS State of Catiforwia, County of Nevada, Township of ages er P — ce Court, befo A Jus or e . . Enos Wintooebik rats ff va pad Aikin, Defendant; Tne People of the State of Califonia; Greeting : To Saml. Aikin, you are hereby Summoned to apphartbeforte me, at my office in the Township of Bloomfield, County and State aforesaid, on Friday, the 3ist day of August, A. D. 1866, at 10 o’alock A. M., to answer the complaint of Enos Himebaugh, Plaintiff. who demands of B herd the sum‘ of one hundred_ seventy-one dollars, Principal sued, for, Intereg and accrhing Interest,,Costs and ficerujn g Costs. ne’ Follows: to-wit: on # certain niofe of hand! dated May 24th, A. D. 1°62, payable thirty davs after date, for the sum of_one .hundred and seventy-six dollars, less five dollars endorsed’ thereon-in November, A. D. 1862, and interest thereon at the rate ef three percent. per month until paid, terest to May 24th. A.D 1966, being giptipel and interest. to this date, being fopr: undred and twenty-three, 54-160 dollars as per Complaint now on file in se reall Judg-: accruing interest at the rate ef three per cent. per month, and al) costs and accruing costs, and damages, if you fail to appeur and answer. Given under my hand this the 24th day of May A.D. 1866. “LEVIAYRES, J. P. and his affidavit, and it.satisfactorily appearing to me that the said Sam], Aikin. defendent, has derarted from this county,to.parts unknown, . and cannot diteridve diligénce be found, so that due process of law ean be obtained upon him and upon the affidavit of Enos Hinebaugh, P!’ff. that Plaintiff has a good cause of action agdinst Defendant in this suit, and that the said Def’t. is a necessary and proper party thereto, and also on motion of Plaintiff, it isordered that service of Summons in this case be made b tion. in some newSpaper published in Nevada County). most likely to give notiee to said De fendant, and said publieaiion~ be-made ‘at least once a week for three successive months. j Given under my hand, this, the 24th day of May, A.-Dy 1866, LEVI AYRES, J P. i Bloomfield Township. Original stamped with a 50ct. Kev. Stamp, je3 ‘ ONIMONS, —State of California, County of L) Nevada, TownShip of ~ Nevada, before J. Kendall, Justice of the Peace. The People of the State of California send greeting to Robert ‘Watson, William’ Brown «anti Henry Brown. You are hereby summoned to appear befere me, at my office in the township of Nevada. in the said chbunty,of Nevada. on Friday, the 27th day of July, 1866, at 10 o’clock, A.M., to answer unto the complaint of James Bineley, who demands of you the sum of Two Hundred and ‘Ninety Dollars, ($290 00) for waters sol land delivered for mining purposes at your request and note-assigned and money had and received more particularly set. forth in complaint now, on file in. my_office, when judgment will be taken against you for ssid account, together with costs and damages if yon fail to appear and answer. : : Given under my hand this 24th day of April, A. De, 1866. J. KENDADL, Justice of the Peace: It is ordered that the foregoing summons be published in the Nevada Daily TRANSCRIPT, at least Quce a week for three months. : JOHN KENDALL, J. P. J. I. Caidwell, piffs. atty ap 27 TS CONTRACTORS, =-<At any time before June 2ist, 18°¢, the, Trustees of the city of Nevada will receive sealed proposals for the ‘construction of a bridge across Big Deer Creek, on the site of the old bridge at the foot of Main street in said city. Specifications—ist. Piers of bridge to run on same foundations-as those of the old bridge— bridge to be of same span as old bridge, and to have a sidewalk six feet wide in the clear on each side of and outside of road way. , Second—Road-way of ‘bridge to be on same level with the road way of the bridge spanning Big Deer Creek. at foot of “Broad street, and bridge, with the exceptions first above stated, to be. constructed aud fully finished, in all. respects. inthe same manner, of the same width and size, upon ‘the same plan of construction and of the same kind,. quality and dimensioas of materials asthe latter bridge. W ork.to be fully finished, as aforesaid, within twenty days from date of contract—bids on basis of payment_in Warrants. at. par on General Fund ofthe city. L. W. WILLIAMS, juni President Board of Trustees. b ipth reget hcp Bde Mines; one a dark bay. 4 mule, about 14 hands high—no brand. .One bright bay mare mule, about 14 handé higt—no brand. Said mules came to my Ranch on or about the 15th of May. The owner is requested to prove property, pay: the larges and fake the Bre 4 <<“. ~,B. ALLISON. Allison atich, near French Corral, June 15. TT E_ ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders daseicine CEND.KRAL) PACIFIC RAILROAD MPANY OF CALIFORNIA, will be held at! the office of the Company, in the city-of Sacrgwmente, on the TENTH DAY OF JULY. 1866. — m26 E. H. MILLER, Jr. Secretary. VACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO, i? Carrying the United States Mail, Leave Folsom street ‘wharf at. 11 o’élock; ‘A. M. of the following dates for PANAMA, connecting via Panaina Railroad, with one of the Company’s = apse steamers from ASPINWALL for NEW YORK:

' On the 10th, 18th-and 30th of each month that has 30 days. : On the, LOth, 1Dthe.and 30th of: each month that has 31 days. When the '0th, 19th aud 30th fall on Sunday, they: will leave on Sathrday preceeding ; when the 18th! falls on Sunday, they will leaye on Monday following Sh ‘ Steamer leaving San Francisco on the 10th touches at. Manzanillo “All touch at. Acapyled.: — Defartire.df 18th or ‘19th connects wifi French Transatlantic Co’s steamer for St. Nazaire, and English steamer for South America. Departure of 10th connects with English steamer or Southampton and P. RR. Co's steamer for Cen tral America. Departure of 30th connects with English stea ) for Tumaco,.tbhe port ofthe new te Foting rg. The following Steamships will be dispatched on dates as viven below ;' ° June 18th—€ons¢titution, Capt. FR. Baby, connecting with New York, Capt. Gray. __ Jane 30th~ Golden City, Capt J. T. Watkins. connecting with Arizona, Capt. Mauty. Cabin passengers berthed through. Baggage checked through ; 10 pound allowed each adult. An experienced surgeon on board Medicine and attendance free : PR ese Stéamerts will pésitively sail at 11 o’clock. assengers are requested to have their ba heard —10 oaenie i i et rough tickets for Liverpool by the Inman Line, ean be obtained at office P. mw S.8. Co, os Francisco. a “or merchandise Freight, apply to M For passage and a other information, apply at the Pacific Mail Steamship Co’s Office, .carner. of Sacramento and Leidesdorff streets. , je3 OLIVER ELDRIDGE Agent. : Cc. M, BATES, OOPS MIW’S°E GC&LAYN . At OER SERN ROT MLTR RATE TORE Om OE HY + os ga ee Soa meee ms — two hundred and fifty two, 54-100 .dollarsy total ’ ment will be taken againt ydu for said amount,— ——-.— Bloomfield-fownshis.—} Thereturn of the Constable on the Summons;publica ~ * SIE Be Nae DR GHAS. H. TOZER’S . MEDICAL. INSTITUTE. Situated neat Sixtli St. hetween J & K. SACRAMENTO CITY. 42 ‘RS. WOZER would most respectfully in 3 form his-old Patients itd the pablle gen erally, that he has opened a IBRANCHE OFFICE at the above. named place.for the cure of all 4 ‘plaints , Having relinquished my.old mode of advertiaing, which has become-se common with all the Quack Doctors of San Frapciaco, filling the newrapers with false references, for the purpose of h posing upon strangers, . think it is only neceeaty to inform those in need of a Physician of LONG EXPERIENCE And SHOCHSSPUL PRACTICE, that I ean be consulted at all Business Hours at my Medical InstituteOAK AVENUE, corner of 6th street, between J and K. Sacramento.city, Cal, Dr: FOLER’S experience is of forty years “standing, and during that time he has met with unparalled success ia the treatment of all, thore disedsés generally knowg as Venereal . or Chronie., . It is impossible hereto mention all ‘the diseaes with which heis familiar ; some, perhaps, will Hot-be out of place. “Most destructive to mankind is-SelfAbuse. The brain being the seat of tne disease the whole system suffers in consequence: 1 will here enumerate some of the symptoms, so that those af. flicted may be able to‘form an opinion in regard to their complaints, and seek advice in time, thereby saying themeelves.a world of suffering: Pervous Debility, Loss of Memory. Pain In the Limbs and Back. Palpitation of the Heart, Trembling of the Limbs, Headache, and an aversion to Genial Society, especially. that of females. There are a great many more, but these are sufficient, and should you be ayfering from any ,of them, eall on Dr Tozer, and he will cure you in a short time, without aty interruption fe pest business —or state your caxe by letter, and there will be no occasion for your calling at the office. Stricture of the Uretha is another formidable enemy to health. Send for one of my circulars on that disease, and inform yourself of its terrible results. The worst eases cured.in a few days. Venereal Diseases in all their various forms, either Primary, Secondary or Hereditary, completelyeradicated from the system.. Your eonstitutjon being restored to perfect health. there will be no danger of handing down to your children that terrible disease known as Scrofula: Syphilitic Disease, as it presents itself on this cuast is of a more formidable character: than that seen'in the Atlantic States or Europe, arising from the fact of its being a compound -of Spanish. Chinese and Sandwich Island disease. Those of you who have visited the two latter countries no doubt have seen the dreadful effects ofit on both the native and foreign population. It requires altogether different modes of treatment, The Old Formulas of Ricord, Acton and Bostwick are of little account. except to dry up the disease on the surface, leaving the poison . -in'the blood, which-sooner or later, will show itself asa secondary disease in an aggravated fourm ‘These facts I have learned by experience and thinkI can say without boasting, that I have seen more practice in these diseases than any other phySician in California, dating as it does from 1849. It becomes you, therefore, to think well, before yon-employ a physician. Who 1s the proper one. to cousult—an-: old experieneed one or ove who has‘racently settled amongst you: My Plan is Purely Vegetable, Dc-stroying the disease and purifying the blood, so that there is no danger of secondary symptoms, arising from the use of Merenry, such as pains in ‘the shinbones, swellings of the different joints of the body, running sores, ete. ete., and mpurities of the blood, eured in a short time by thé use of my VEGETABLE MIXTURES, kpown only. to myselt.’ ne ae OB DR. TOZER -will be assisted by DR. DEMAREST, who is acknowledged by all-t6 be the most successful Female Physician_in San Francisco ‘ AS : Ladies suffering from the Whites, Piles; Weak ness of the Back, Pain if. the Side, Headache, Palpitation of the Heart, Derangement of their Monthly Sickness, and all other diseases that the female system is subject to, will find prompt relief byapplying at my Institute, either at Sacratnento City or San Francisco, corner of Kearney and Jackson @freéts, 5 © a Diseases Peculiar toFemales, such as Retention, Suppression and Painful Menstru ation, etc., have been_my study for a great number of years and I can safely promise a perfect eurein a short time. >ake : ‘ei Be not deterred from calling on DR. TOZER, frem delicacy or fear of exposure. as the Doctor isaman in whom you ean trust. and all cases are treated with the utmost secrecy, . . My Femate( Monthly) Pillé were never known to fuil in givingrelief in thoge cases for which they are recommended. To be obtained only at my Office, Price $5 per box .with full direc tions sent by mail orexpress. -}; Gonguitations Free. -Alt<communieations strictly confidential, and a cure-quarauteed in The most formidabie. the . . Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and diseases . } Placer. BP SNE RP ace 4 eee AND AFTER Tuesda: XN Ma: 6) until further notiece,_the y 8th, 1866, Going East.Mail and passenger train will leave Sacramen. to.at 6.30 A M, arrive at Secrettownat 9:45 a m, Freight and passenger train leave Sacramento at 7.30 A M. arriveat Secrettown at1.15P M, also at 3 PMs, arrive at Colfax at 7.45 PM. ‘Going West. Maitland patsenger train leave Secrettown at 19 * be AM. a*rive. at Sacramento at 1.15 p.m. Freight and passenzer train leave Colfax at ¢ 25 A.M. arrive at Sacramentc at. 11.15 4M; slgo at 2.P M. arrive at Sacramento at 6 30P ». The morning Passenger Trains connect at Ay. burn with Stages for Yankee Jima, Forest Rill ard Michigan Bluffs; and at” Colfax wit Stages for Grass Valley. Nevada, North San uan, [llinoistown, and at Secrettown for Gold — un. Dutch Flat and Virginia city. The 6.30 A M. up traiv connects at the June. tion with the cars of the California Central Rajjsg Lincoln and Marysville and all points north. : ie On Sunday one train only_will-bé-run, leaving Sacramento at 6.40 A M, and Secrettown at 10 A, M Conveyances can be had at Newcastle for Ala. baster Cave, six miles distant. ©. CROCKER. * Superintendent C.F. R’R Co, ° G. F, Hartwell, Assistant Superintendent. Sacramento, May 9th. ‘ MARBLE WORKS. D Street, between First ana Second, Near Wells, , Fargo & Co's, . MARYSVILLE, “ADOLPHUS RAU. OULD respectfully inform the citizens ef Nevada county that long experience in the business has qualified him to do WORK IN MARBLE, SUCH AS MONUMENTS, TOMBS; "32 Grave Stones, Mantel Pieces, Sculp' ture, Modeling in Clay, &c. ORNAMENTAL WORK donein a supe. rior style. at reasonable pricés. ; ad , ADOLPHUS RAU ' New Grenada Mines! Warning to Miners and Travelers in that region. YHE sudden change of climate as well as of diet, renders imperative the selection of heverages, THIRTEEN PREMIUMS AWARDED! SQUARZA’S PUNCH. Is the only beverage adapted tothe climate of that country rains Mark its properties, Tonic, Nutrative, Diaphoretie, Dioretic. Antibilious. It imparts strength and activity to the intellectua) faculties, materially aids the digestive organs, it gradually warms the whole system to a comfortable condition ; it infuses anew ~~ spirit into its jaded faculties without imparting the heating excitement followed by prostration, hich is produced by the use 6f raw 'iquors. Por sale at Wholesale and Retail(/44 Leidesdorif street opposite What Cheer House. ~~ £6 Wynkoop’s Portfait of Lincoln. Wwe have appointed W. S. DAY as Agent for ‘Woynkoop’s Photo-Chromatic Oi) Portrait of Lineohfand Grant.’ in the connties of Nevada and CURRIER & WINTER, 620 Market Street, San Francisco. . ’ General Agents for the Pacific Coast. ' TESTIMONIALS. We. the undersigned, citizens of California. have seen Wynkoop’s Portrait of onr late lamented President, Abraham Lincoln, by bis new and beautiful process of Photo-Chromatie Oil Painting. and eonsider it a correct and perfect likeness of the Great and Good Man, and congratulate Mr. Wynkoop on the anquestionable success of his efforts. and all lovers of Art, with the opportunity ‘of possessing’ so fine a Portrait H. W, Halleck. Major General. Gen. John F, Miller, T. B. Shannon. L. C.Gunn, Thos, Hill, Artist. Noah Brooks, Silas W. Johnson. L. W. Ernest, S. Brannan. "TL eonsider Wynkoop’s Photo Chromatic Oil Portrait of Mr. Lincyvln of superior excellence in every respect. I haveseen no other Portrait of the late President which so vividly recalls ‘his features and expression. A. A. Sargent. We have seen Wynkdop’s Photo-Chromatic Oil Portrait of Lieut. Geo Grant and prendunce ft a perfeet and striking Likeness of hint and consider it the best picture we have ever seen. D. Perry, Capt. Ist Cavalry, U.S, Ato endanger it-in case of conflagration. THE ROOMS are etegantly furnished, the Beds are ot Srring and Hair Mattrasses. unexcelled by any Hotel in the State—all the Furniture new and of the latest style. SUITS OF ROOMS, and every accommodation furnished families and the traveling public. and every care taken to make the House a HOME FOR BOARDERS ~ © .¢ PHE-TABLE -will at. atl times be furnished with everything the market affords, The Coach?s of the California Stage Com aae Alpha, Washington, Omega, Woolsey’s, Moore’s Flat. and Red Dog, have their offices at and take their departure from this Hotel, ‘ The House is kept open all Night. THE SALOON is fitted up in su wid btyie where none but the best Wines and Liquors are to.be fonad The. BILLIARD. TABLES ate Phe lan’a best. Connected with the Establishment fs a LIVERY STAB! & where the bes. Turnouts may be had. Lancas!-v & Hasey, Prop’s, . Nevada, May 10th TN it To-Scwrp HOLDERS. rite Tedawareror Wevadn soamty wil pay, General Pond ana recede roenea on the ar 1 stered prior to October 4th, 1865.2 dntevect! 6d tame cee Of this edvertias . see “at the date allcases. Aduréss, C. H 'TOZER,M. D. “Thos. McGregon, Ist Lient, 1st Cavalry, U, S. A. > Je6 »2) ; Sacramento City, Cal. San Franciseo, May 24th—tf i eral NATIONAL EXCHANGE ROSENBAUM’S BITTERS ELOTEL. 3 CURES ' BROAD STREET...:NEVADA CITY Dyspepsia. 2 This old and -well esge, . CURES tablished Hotelisagain . ? , Diarrhea. Opened to the Public. It has been remodeled mid enlarged and is now CURES ° ne of the -mistcommodious Houses in the iu . Jaundice. riorof the State. Lorated in an elevated pevey —, it comamance a view of the sity gy sur-. CURES : rounding country and insures go r he’ ce int. heat of summer Built of Brick AND FIRELiver Complaint. PROOF: its walls kéep out, im great measure. the . heat of the suuand give security in case of fire CURES . . s THE “XCHANGE is near the center of the town j Indigestion, on a wide and THE business street of the city. a There are no wooden buildings near the Hote#. CURES ~ Fever and Ague, AND ALL Bilious Diseases. . ee ROSENBAUMS BITTERS ANE The -Invalid’s Delight, The Poor Man’s Friend. THEY ENLIVEN. , oan ; INVIGORATR, ‘ STRENGTHEX, mn And ina Pleasant Way. , ERADICATE, DISEABE. For sale by Druggists 4d “Liquor Dealers’ Brery” r ee ' meroial streeta eutrance Office in Masonic Building, somes of Pine de Com on Pine, \ bse __K-.F-, SPENCK, Treasurer, / _N.'B. JacoBs’& CO.. trains of : “) Centrak. Pacific Rallroad willbe runas follows; She = BR N. P. BROV Office---co EE : DS. BAKE D Groceries Wheat, No. RESH’ . on pand Cash,Goods d Within a woopCheap for C Hats! H FAL POIR. Corner E have Hats a ‘stock compris WOOL HAT scription, Ladies Hat The. Best FOR a Sacrament —_—_—_— oa Broad Stre SAX ery stock and the stock df t the largest Jot be found in tk Teams, wit to let au the s) ble terms: O style aad cap cares-to drive Carriages f eThood Saddl Horses boa the best of ca Nevada, D: Cet enna may favor hin ransient F cording. to'ord Horses boar : E He, aiso keey of “TrOKs roc “AL Grass . the road wit wan BEV we ih? >: iti Leaves Ex at’ and tla? ves Ney 2P.M.and§ Cl Ne vada, Ni jee J Attorney NO? MAIN STR} Nex North Sat. Cc FP HI er Every: types-tak