June 29, 1867 (4 pages)

, ay 1 The Daily . Transeript, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Convurstons.— Yesterday Friz Jacobs, whose parents reside on’ Boulder . street, fellin convulsions at the-residenco of Mr. ‘Naffzigar-and has since been in a-critical-condition. He was, engaged in driving-a cart around town in the sun and doing such jobs as he’ could get. He went to Naffzigar’s for the purpose of delivering a package, and fell upon-the porch in convulsions. He suffered considerably in his eyes and head, but revived and started towards T bet nll afl . . AA eee FF ee . CA, aia “6 ay oo dese svat was taken to the residence of his parents. Dr. Talbot, who attended him, informs us that -he was easy last eve= ning, though his: condition was: eritical. His sicknees was caused by eating large quantities o fruit and then overexertian in the hot sun. Tuk Fourta at You Bret.—The citizens of You Bet are going to have a kind of impromptu celebration of the Fourth of July. A day-er two ago a Committee waited on tixécitizens and in a few hours two hundred and seventy dollars were raised for the purpose of celebrating. We understand that every body has taken hold with a will, and it is proposed to have a pit ni¢and public dinner. The Little York Union ‘Guard will no doubt be out in force and _ join in the observance of the day. AN ENCAMPMENT,—We understand ‘that Colonel N. W. Knowlton will order “an encampment of the Fifth . Infantry Regiment, National Guard, at the Glenbrook Park about the 7th of September, to continue for ten days. “There are eight companies in the Regiment; four in Nevada county, three in Placer and -one in Yuba. There will no doubt be between four and five hundred men in camp. QUARTERLY MEETING.—The Fourth ‘Quarterly meeting of the Methodist ‘ Chareh in this city, wi_] be held on Sunday. Divine services will be had in the morning at 11 o'clock, and in the ' evening at 8 o'clock. Preaching-by the Presiding Elder. Tae Circus 1s Cominc.— Whenever . you see Alexander come into town you may be sure that a fine show is not far in therear. We noticed his smiling ia’ yesterday,.and upon inquiring ascertained that a first-rate circus with all the wonderful performers was+coming. The show will reach this city about the latter part of next week. Tae FUNERAL.—The funeral of Orlando Diver, recently killed by falling from his horse, took place from the ConSregational Church yesterday, The scholars of the High School, of which he was a pupil, attended in a body, as did also the pupils of the Intermediate School, and a large number of friends followed his remains to the grave. The funeral discourse was preached by ReyR. B. Snowden. . THE ScHOOLs.—''he Public Schools of this city closed for the term yesterday. No regular examinations were held but a number of friends visited theschools, In Mr. McChesney’s department the regular monthly ‘examination was held, and in‘the afternoon of yesterday compositions were read and pieces spoken by the pupils. ELECTION oF ScHooL TRustExs._ The election df School Trustee, for Ne. vada. District will be held at the brick school house to-day. The polls will be opened at 8 o’clock A. s., and closed at sundown. All citizens entitled to vote at the State elections are entitled to vote for Schvol ‘Trustee. A PRESENT.—''be pupils of the Intermediate School yesterday made their teacher, Mr. F’. Power, a present of a handsome gold pen and pencil-as a token of their appreciation. Master Richard Farquhar made a neat presenINDEPENDENCE Ba.—J.C. Robin som will give a grand ball at Temper. ance Hall on the evening of the 3d of July. The Washington Band will farnish music and an excellent supper will ~—home; when he felt a second time. “Hé . been “continued “by Dr. J. P. Bryant, . who, on his first arrival here in October . . . Own office, to whom was charged a ¥ ry DR. J. P. BRYANT. . HEALING By LAYING on oF HanDs.— 4 The revival of this ancient method of . cure. encounters much opposition and contumeély from Doctors of Medicine j-and Doctors of Divinity ; Leal strange to say, are particularly bitter and sarcastic on the matter, apparently forgetting that the authority of their own religious creeds rests principally upon a similar practice by Jesus of Nazareth and his disciples. “But, notwithstanding the skepticism in regard to it, acts of healing have been performed latterly which compare, in importance and magnitude, with any of those recorded of ancient times, cee . The first extensive practice of this etiiod on this coast was begun and has last, opened a public hall in this city, ‘where he treated patients for all kinds of diseases, free of charge, two hours each day, during a period of five or six ‘weeks. He also received patients at his moderate fee, in proportion to their ability to pay. It is estimated that eighty out of every hundred were tfeated free of charge. Dr. Bryant performed upwards of 7,000 operations in-this city in five months. His sticcess in some cases was astonishing, and created great excitement. His raising from a -bed of sickness the wife of a prominent lawyer of thiscity, in ten minutes time, .deserves to be ranked with any of the so-called miracles of the New Testament. The'lady was bed ridden. Ancther case was the restoration of a lawyer of some note from chronic rheumatism in the hands and lower limbs, which was thoroughly effected in three manipulations. ‘The gentleman was su badly afflicted, that his hands were doubled up into knots, and could not be straightened out by main strengthAlthough, in some cases, the system has not been so thoroughly successful as to be owing to the extreme debility to which previous treatment has reduced the patients. : The public daily press have not dared in the face of the facts, to dispute the efficacy of the new method ; yet they have unfairly ridiculed its practitioners, and thrown every possible suspicion upon their integrity and honesty. Dr. Bryant was recently made the victim of a malicious prosecution, instigated by malice and professional jealousy, upon a baseless charge of malpractice, which the prosecutor: has since voluntarily withdrawn ; yet neither the Bulletin, Alta, Times, nor any other prominent daily. paper has had the manliness to state act of its withdrawal, They hastened to publish the fact of the suit having been brought, but will not say @ word now on the subject. We suspect that a few dollars’ worth of adirer*' tising, judiciously bestowed, would open their columns very quickly to favorable comments. _Dr. Bryant is now practicing at Marysville, but intends visiting Oregon after July ist; He has all the business he can attend to, in his peculiar sphere, and is rapidly triumphing over prejudice and persecution by a straighttforward, honest course, neither turning to the right nor to the left for what may be said, by the ignorant or the purchasable. His success is a decid gain to the progress of Spiritualism, as it con-’ firms and maintains a fundamental article of our faith, namely, that spirits assist mediums in the cure of diseases by the laying on of hands and by magnetic passess over the locality of the cure we shall take occasion to enlarge upon at some future time. M Dr. Bryant can be found at the Union Hotel, on Main street, in this city, on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, June 80th, July ist, 2nd and 3d. The afflicted are earnestly requested to give him_a trial, Dr. Bryant can mention hundreds of cases that he has cured which were profiounced incurable. aa * TEMPERANCE LecrurRE.—On Saturday evening J. W. Ricks, late an officer in the United States army, will address the citizens of Nevada upon the subject of “Temperance,” at the Congregational Church. The speaker has visiin the majority, yet this has been found . die Train to Meadow Lake City and the New’ and all Lxprese business Poe ee ON THE PIANO, musica! Instruments re six pieces as may be desired. other instruments, eaay or difficult as desired. ‘AUGUST LADEMA CONTINUES TO KERP'ON nd @ well selected stock of He receives, daily, everything to be had in the VEGETABLE and FRUIT LINE. . : He has a splendid stock of CAN FRUITS and CASE GOODS, Te pees In constant receipt a splendid article of BUTTER, from Tracy’s Ranch, Sierra Vailey. Athis store will be ine other articles too numerous to mention, _ Goods sold at => sTES FUR CASH, and delivered free of charge. m7 Saddles and Harness. turer and dealer in ajl kinds of SADDLES. BRIDLES AND SADDLERY HARNESS, “GOODS, Has opened a shop in this city, nearly opposite the National Exchange Hotel, Broad street, where he has on hand, and for sale cheap. Gentlemen’s Saddles, of ull kinds, Fine Buygy and Concord Harness, Mexican Hanger an erican Saddles, LADIES’ SADDLES, WHIPS, SPURS, BRIDLES AND SHELF GOODS, Repairing—all kinds done to order. All Foodein the line sold as cheap as at any establishment in the mountainge. A share of patronage is solicited m22 ROB'T FLANDERS. Salesman. CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHOP Wirt DUFFY, Would ag art pa people of Nevada that he can always be fo at Dan. Clancy’s Blacksmith’s Shop, ON BROAD STRERT, Ready to do all kinds of Carriage and Wagon Repairing in better style than any other man can possibly do in Nevada County. He al had long experience in the business and flatters himself that his work cannot be excelled. All he asksis a fair t: ial, All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Stock on hand. By prompt attention tu business he hopes to receive a ehare ot public patronage. evada, June 6th. H. §. CROCKER & CO Importers and Dealers in SQBZsTATIONER Y oN as BLANK BOOKS, FPUOLSCAP, LEGAL, LETTER, AND NOTE PAPERS, STRAW AND WRAPPING PAPERS, WRITING FLUIDS AND INKS, POST OFFICE AND LEGAL ENVELOPES, MEMORANDUM AND TIME BUOKS, CARD STOCK. dc. &e, Everyth ng in the S ationery Line "= oan Francisco Prices. ES" BLANK BOOKS MANUFACTURED. Steam Printing Estabiishment, 42 & 44 J Street, Sacramento, Sacramento, Oct. 16th—tf ‘©. M. BATES, PHYSICIAN. —OFFICE— In Masonic Building, Pine street, Nevada city ' DR. J. W. TALBOAT, Physician and Surgeon Office at Dr. Kent’s Drug Store, 3 Residence-UNION HOTEL, . Devotes special attention to Diseases of’ Women and Children. nd “NEVADA & MOORES FLAT. . AND EUREKA. & 4 DAILY EXPRESS AND STAGE LINE. SAce LEAVES NEVADA ON MONDAY, Wednesday and Friday, eng Site Wells, Fargo and Co's ne for LAKE CITY, NORTH BLUOMFIELD MOORES, WOOLSEYS AND ORLEANS FLATS. Connecting with Coliax rtages on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and ronnin through to Eureka. Pony Express to Kure every day. Both Stage and Express connecting with Sacramento Stave and alo with Jefferis’ SadMines. Packages delivered. Collections made, romptly attended to. GREGORY & ENG&IS: : Preseiatare. MUSKC! MUSIC! ee C. H. CHASE, TEACHER OF MUSIC. Guitar aiid Violin, Pianos tuned and other Quadrille Music furn ished, from two to Music arranged tor the Piano, Guitar or ted various sections of the State and is highly spoken of as a lecturer. Everybody is invitedto attend. Lecture commences at 8 o’clock. Ff RHIGOLENE SpRAy.—Those suffering with Odontalgia (or toothache, which is the same thing) and desiring teeth ex[HERE ‘will be an Election held at the City P. Kent, of No, 2. Clerk of Election—H. H’ Haskins, of No.1: Wm. Scott, of No. 2, By order of the Board of Fire Delevates. ' FEIREMEN’S ELECTION. Hail, on Fourth Monday of J uly to elect a Chief Engineer for the Nevada City Fire De. : age ore Polis open from 5 to 7 o’clock, P. Judges of Election—Wm. Kent, of No. 1 : D. 8. Baker, , A. D. TOWER, President Secretary. je26 tracted without pain, should call on Dr. C. E. Davis, dentist, near the Wisconsin Hotel, Grass Valley. He is using RuicOLENE SPRAY with great success in exbe prepared. Every effort will be made’ INDEPENDENCE DAY! NEVADA LiGHT GUARD, ATTENTION ! penn i apnea me cistieity sine agrare ee EE: at at 711-2 ovclock A: nia fail ani. Tae Directors of the State Insane Fon ona ae Ee Sie AEE Asylum ‘have elected Dr. E. 8. Holden . prompi “i, tour eigeate, By order, President, vice Atstin:Sperry, resigned. . J. F. Carr, 0.8, > icon gerd of {Pommercial Street. Nevada city. of CIGAKS AND ''OBAUCO, and a thousand JAMES cones pene ge ] trance of $25 added to the purse. PRATT’S ABOLITION OIL, ~ BP; SPENCE, YJGroceries & Provisions} = 3 = OF THE FRESHEST AND BEST QUALI~— Agent for Nevada. WATCHES . _AND 2 : JEWELRY, FOR SALES BY 3 W. C. RANDOLPH. Nevada, April 26th. MEAGHER, TAAFFE & 0, SAN FRANCISCO; IMPORTERS OF & Dry Goods, : Fancy Goods, Yankee Notions, &c, ———— = AGENTS FOR Mount Vernon Duck Company. ‘Wholesale House: BATTERY STREET, NEAR PINE. Betail House: ’ 9 MONTGOMERY STREET, (LICK HOUSE. RACES! RACES!! RACES!!! __ ‘HO! For the GLORIOUS FOURTH! oo 6 ‘ E THREE DAYS RACKS OVER GLENBROOK PARK, JULY 8rd, 4th and 5th, 1867, First Day---Jaly Srd. PURSE '$50.—Mfle and "repeat, rnnning; with an entrance of $20 added to the purse. SAME DAY—SECOND RACE. PURSE $25.—Mile heats, trotting to harness for horses that have never beaten. three minutes and a half; with $20 added to purse. Second Day---July 4th. PURSE $50.—A grand Hurdle race, mileheats, with five hurdles three and a half feet high; with an entrance of $25 added to the} purse. SAME DAY--SECOND RACE, PURSE $50.—Trotting race,mile heats, three in Pag nite in the class of Tom Findley’s rey, Sigourney’s mare, Smith’s mare, and Mc. Jue’s horse, ‘John,’ with an entrance of $25 added to the purse. Third Day---July 5th. PURSE $25.— Half mile running ; with an enSAME DAY—SECOND RACE. PURSE $20.—For a quarter ofa mile running; with an-e1itrance of $20 added to the purse. : After which there will be a GRAND TOURNAMENT, For the LADIES, in which there will be four magnificent prizes distributed among the contestants for.their grace and ekill in riding, and their skill in the management of the horse.— Fast or farious riding will not be considered by the Judges /in awarding the Piotitama’ will only be gtncetul riding and the management of the Hoyse: 1st Premium Fifty Dollars in Coin, 2a ** .Unelarge Silver Goblet.. +3 ‘ 8d *“ One elegant Silver Card Case.$20 4th ‘“* One pair splendid Medallion : Napkin Kings..+.$18% Entries for the first day's race must be made on or before the ist day of July, with the Prorietor. All the above races run and trotted according to rnle—Trotting, Bay View Park rule: Running, Strate rale, e prizes and purees above enumerated will be free for the Northern District of California. An entrance fee of ten per cent. will be charg. ed on the Premiums. CHAS. H. OSBORN, juni2 . Proprietor. NOTICE. YHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of 1 the C NTROL ACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA will be beld at the office of the Company, in the City of Sacra mento,on TUKSDAY .the 9th day of July, 18-7, _ Frames ! Frames ! P. KENT, . H* TURNED TO THE OLD STAND No. 97 Broad Street, Nevada City. Opposite the Pennsylvania Engine House. Where he has on hand the be-t stock of Ma hogany, Walnut,Gilt ene agbee kinds of Mould-r brought to this couuty. fot other kinds of Frames ! . . Whotesate and ‘Scid to the Trade at San oe e \NzW 4 7 YORK BAKERY COMMERCIAL STREET, Awd feave your Orders for’BREAD AND‘CAKE, of every description, ‘RoltJel} _.__ Charlotte Rusk Spoupetaeen Lady Fi : Pound Cake, Cup Cake, > Wafer Jumbles, Lemon S8na) ‘Fruit Cake. ae, &e. ‘CANDY AND CRACKE ; ise Home Industry, N. B.—Balls and Wedding Parties supplied . . With fee Cream. paprers neatly gotten up.: BRE. every J HOLLYWOOD, Pr WAGON AND BLACKSMITH tet e TP HERE 18 QUITE AN EXCITEMENT ; T the Conseeur SACRAMENTO and BOUL. DER streete, just becanse EL. ©. KEITE. & B. HOTTINGER have opened one of the Largest aud Bext Biackemith Bho yada City, where they will do all kinds of Machine Forging, iron new wagons aud Carriagee, ont repair old wagons, Buggies, Sulkies, c. &ec. : Horse Shoeing done in the best style, Picks made and sharpened, and everything in the Blackumithivg line, will be done at our shop on short notice, 5 . . @. W. THOMSON will attend to the Wood work Department, make rew Wagons to. order, and repair old ones. Work on Carriages, Baygies, or anything in the wood line done in superior Style and at Reasonable Rates. evada City, June 18th, 18 7, DR. A. CHAPMAN, _ Surgicaland Mechanical Dentist. Office—corner of Broad and Pine sts. I would inform. my friende and ail wishing my services that I am prepa favoring me with a call, at any hour. Teeth after-hav a eases sensitive by exposure of the nerve will be filled without causing pair, : I WILL WARRANT ALL work doné at this office to be performed in a more skillful manner,and better satisfaction given. than eleewhere in vicinity otherwise no charge will be made, charges are moderate. and tu suit the times, i am permanently located‘in this city. . , Resi{ deuce on Sacramento street, third huuse from Temperance Hall. k Vulcanite Work promptly and neatly done at this office. . THE NEW MARKET (PEOPLE'S MARKRT.) A® acquaintance remarked to me the other day, that he had read my Card propoous to save the public’filty or sixty thousand dollars.a’year in their Meat Bills, but said he 1 have-toe high-an opinion of your good sense to suppose for a moment that you serio fntended such a thing, for you must know you would be much more ‘thought of, if were to rob the public of. that amount rather than saveit-for 1 PRICES: » : B®?-sona, 10 cents-per pound. STEAK—ROUND 123 cents. . ~~ STEAK—CHUOK, 1234 cents, ROAST BEEF, 123 and 15 cents. MUTTON, 10 and 12}¢ cents. PORK, 14-and 18 ‘cents, ,. LOIN STEAK, PORTER HOUSE, é. 16 and 20 cents. PORK HAMS, cured for family uae, 1¢ cents, — Think for yourselves my dear audshow the fallsey of the reduesk of re: ae acquaintance—relieve me of the : ot seyming to have hazarded my claims togoo sense in trying to aid you, by hel 3 tain an instrument of much ni competition, : THE NEW ARTICLE Tugt Received, LACOUR’S ee SARSAPARIPHERE The best Tonic in the Woxla t+ FOR SALE BY GREGORY & WAITER. Nevada; June 21, 1867. . NEW MALLINERY GODS, : Av THE NO, 7% MAIN STREET. MRS. A. F. JONES, WOULD respectfully dies of NEVADA aud she has just returned 1) cisco with @ ver, INABLEig, ut and . Lad on bord reared aud in \ adhoprd style. te p piace avo CARPEN WORK, Bian dia a ing. Orders received till Becuraey ‘ROOK. . in Ne. . to attendthose Grass Valley Millinery Store; ~~

, ay 1 The Daily . Transeript, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Convurstons.— Yesterday Friz Jacobs, whose parents reside on’ Boulder . street, fellin convulsions at the-residenco of Mr. ‘Naffzigar-and has since been in a-critical-condition. He was, engaged in driving-a cart around town in the sun and doing such jobs as he’ could get. He went to Naffzigar’s for the purpose of delivering a package, and fell upon-the porch in convulsions. He suffered considerably in his eyes and head, but revived and started towards T bet nll afl . . AA eee FF ee . CA, aia “6 ay oo dese svat was taken to the residence of his parents. Dr. Talbot, who attended him, informs us that -he was easy last eve= ning, though his: condition was: eritical. His sicknees was caused by eating large quantities o fruit and then overexertian in the hot sun. Tuk Fourta at You Bret.—The citizens of You Bet are going to have a kind of impromptu celebration of the Fourth of July. A day-er two ago a Committee waited on tixécitizens and in a few hours two hundred and seventy dollars were raised for the purpose of celebrating. We understand that every body has taken hold with a will, and it is proposed to have a pit ni¢and public dinner. The Little York Union ‘Guard will no doubt be out in force and _ join in the observance of the day. AN ENCAMPMENT,—We understand ‘that Colonel N. W. Knowlton will order “an encampment of the Fifth . Infantry Regiment, National Guard, at the Glenbrook Park about the 7th of September, to continue for ten days. “There are eight companies in the Regiment; four in Nevada county, three in Placer and -one in Yuba. There will no doubt be between four and five hundred men in camp. QUARTERLY MEETING.—The Fourth ‘Quarterly meeting of the Methodist ‘ Chareh in this city, wi_] be held on Sunday. Divine services will be had in the morning at 11 o'clock, and in the ' evening at 8 o'clock. Preaching-by the Presiding Elder. Tae Circus 1s Cominc.— Whenever . you see Alexander come into town you may be sure that a fine show is not far in therear. We noticed his smiling ia’ yesterday,.and upon inquiring ascertained that a first-rate circus with all the wonderful performers was+coming. The show will reach this city about the latter part of next week. Tae FUNERAL.—The funeral of Orlando Diver, recently killed by falling from his horse, took place from the ConSregational Church yesterday, The scholars of the High School, of which he was a pupil, attended in a body, as did also the pupils of the Intermediate School, and a large number of friends followed his remains to the grave. The funeral discourse was preached by ReyR. B. Snowden. . THE ScHOOLs.—''he Public Schools of this city closed for the term yesterday. No regular examinations were held but a number of friends visited theschools, In Mr. McChesney’s department the regular monthly ‘examination was held, and in‘the afternoon of yesterday compositions were read and pieces spoken by the pupils. ELECTION oF ScHooL TRustExs._ The election df School Trustee, for Ne. vada. District will be held at the brick school house to-day. The polls will be opened at 8 o’clock A. s., and closed at sundown. All citizens entitled to vote at the State elections are entitled to vote for Schvol ‘Trustee. A PRESENT.—''be pupils of the Intermediate School yesterday made their teacher, Mr. F’. Power, a present of a handsome gold pen and pencil-as a token of their appreciation. Master Richard Farquhar made a neat presenINDEPENDENCE Ba.—J.C. Robin som will give a grand ball at Temper. ance Hall on the evening of the 3d of July. The Washington Band will farnish music and an excellent supper will ~—home; when he felt a second time. “Hé . been “continued “by Dr. J. P. Bryant, . who, on his first arrival here in October . . . Own office, to whom was charged a ¥ ry DR. J. P. BRYANT. . HEALING By LAYING on oF HanDs.— 4 The revival of this ancient method of . cure. encounters much opposition and contumeély from Doctors of Medicine j-and Doctors of Divinity ; Leal strange to say, are particularly bitter and sarcastic on the matter, apparently forgetting that the authority of their own religious creeds rests principally upon a similar practice by Jesus of Nazareth and his disciples. “But, notwithstanding the skepticism in regard to it, acts of healing have been performed latterly which compare, in importance and magnitude, with any of those recorded of ancient times, cee . The first extensive practice of this etiiod on this coast was begun and has last, opened a public hall in this city, ‘where he treated patients for all kinds of diseases, free of charge, two hours each day, during a period of five or six ‘weeks. He also received patients at his moderate fee, in proportion to their ability to pay. It is estimated that eighty out of every hundred were tfeated free of charge. Dr. Bryant performed upwards of 7,000 operations in-this city in five months. His sticcess in some cases was astonishing, and created great excitement. His raising from a -bed of sickness the wife of a prominent lawyer of thiscity, in ten minutes time, .deserves to be ranked with any of the so-called miracles of the New Testament. The'lady was bed ridden. Ancther case was the restoration of a lawyer of some note from chronic rheumatism in the hands and lower limbs, which was thoroughly effected in three manipulations. ‘The gentleman was su badly afflicted, that his hands were doubled up into knots, and could not be straightened out by main strengthAlthough, in some cases, the system has not been so thoroughly successful as to be owing to the extreme debility to which previous treatment has reduced the patients. : The public daily press have not dared in the face of the facts, to dispute the efficacy of the new method ; yet they have unfairly ridiculed its practitioners, and thrown every possible suspicion upon their integrity and honesty. Dr. Bryant was recently made the victim of a malicious prosecution, instigated by malice and professional jealousy, upon a baseless charge of malpractice, which the prosecutor: has since voluntarily withdrawn ; yet neither the Bulletin, Alta, Times, nor any other prominent daily. paper has had the manliness to state act of its withdrawal, They hastened to publish the fact of the suit having been brought, but will not say @ word now on the subject. We suspect that a few dollars’ worth of adirer*' tising, judiciously bestowed, would open their columns very quickly to favorable comments. _Dr. Bryant is now practicing at Marysville, but intends visiting Oregon after July ist; He has all the business he can attend to, in his peculiar sphere, and is rapidly triumphing over prejudice and persecution by a straighttforward, honest course, neither turning to the right nor to the left for what may be said, by the ignorant or the purchasable. His success is a decid gain to the progress of Spiritualism, as it con-’ firms and maintains a fundamental article of our faith, namely, that spirits assist mediums in the cure of diseases by the laying on of hands and by magnetic passess over the locality of the cure we shall take occasion to enlarge upon at some future time. M Dr. Bryant can be found at the Union Hotel, on Main street, in this city, on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, June 80th, July ist, 2nd and 3d. The afflicted are earnestly requested to give him_a trial, Dr. Bryant can mention hundreds of cases that he has cured which were profiounced incurable. aa * TEMPERANCE LecrurRE.—On Saturday evening J. W. Ricks, late an officer in the United States army, will address the citizens of Nevada upon the subject of “Temperance,” at the Congregational Church. The speaker has visiin the majority, yet this has been found . die Train to Meadow Lake City and the New’ and all Lxprese business Poe ee ON THE PIANO, musica! Instruments re six pieces as may be desired. other instruments, eaay or difficult as desired. ‘AUGUST LADEMA CONTINUES TO KERP'ON nd @ well selected stock of He receives, daily, everything to be had in the VEGETABLE and FRUIT LINE. . : He has a splendid stock of CAN FRUITS and CASE GOODS, Te pees In constant receipt a splendid article of BUTTER, from Tracy’s Ranch, Sierra Vailey. Athis store will be ine other articles too numerous to mention, _ Goods sold at => sTES FUR CASH, and delivered free of charge. m7 Saddles and Harness. turer and dealer in ajl kinds of SADDLES. BRIDLES AND SADDLERY HARNESS, “GOODS, Has opened a shop in this city, nearly opposite the National Exchange Hotel, Broad street, where he has on hand, and for sale cheap. Gentlemen’s Saddles, of ull kinds, Fine Buygy and Concord Harness, Mexican Hanger an erican Saddles, LADIES’ SADDLES, WHIPS, SPURS, BRIDLES AND SHELF GOODS, Repairing—all kinds done to order. All Foodein the line sold as cheap as at any establishment in the mountainge. A share of patronage is solicited m22 ROB'T FLANDERS. Salesman. CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHOP Wirt DUFFY, Would ag art pa people of Nevada that he can always be fo at Dan. Clancy’s Blacksmith’s Shop, ON BROAD STRERT, Ready to do all kinds of Carriage and Wagon Repairing in better style than any other man can possibly do in Nevada County. He al had long experience in the business and flatters himself that his work cannot be excelled. All he asksis a fair t: ial, All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Stock on hand. By prompt attention tu business he hopes to receive a ehare ot public patronage. evada, June 6th. H. §. CROCKER & CO Importers and Dealers in SQBZsTATIONER Y oN as BLANK BOOKS, FPUOLSCAP, LEGAL, LETTER, AND NOTE PAPERS, STRAW AND WRAPPING PAPERS, WRITING FLUIDS AND INKS, POST OFFICE AND LEGAL ENVELOPES, MEMORANDUM AND TIME BUOKS, CARD STOCK. dc. &e, Everyth ng in the S ationery Line "= oan Francisco Prices. ES" BLANK BOOKS MANUFACTURED. Steam Printing Estabiishment, 42 & 44 J Street, Sacramento, Sacramento, Oct. 16th—tf ‘©. M. BATES, PHYSICIAN. —OFFICE— In Masonic Building, Pine street, Nevada city ' DR. J. W. TALBOAT, Physician and Surgeon Office at Dr. Kent’s Drug Store, 3 Residence-UNION HOTEL, . Devotes special attention to Diseases of’ Women and Children. nd

“NEVADA & MOORES FLAT. . AND EUREKA. & 4 DAILY EXPRESS AND STAGE LINE. SAce LEAVES NEVADA ON MONDAY, Wednesday and Friday, eng Site Wells, Fargo and Co's ne for LAKE CITY, NORTH BLUOMFIELD MOORES, WOOLSEYS AND ORLEANS FLATS. Connecting with Coliax rtages on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and ronnin through to Eureka. Pony Express to Kure every day. Both Stage and Express connecting with Sacramento Stave and alo with Jefferis’ SadMines. Packages delivered. Collections made, romptly attended to. GREGORY & ENG&IS: : Preseiatare. MUSKC! MUSIC! ee C. H. CHASE, TEACHER OF MUSIC. Guitar aiid Violin, Pianos tuned and other Quadrille Music furn ished, from two to Music arranged tor the Piano, Guitar or ted various sections of the State and is highly spoken of as a lecturer. Everybody is invitedto attend. Lecture commences at 8 o’clock. Ff RHIGOLENE SpRAy.—Those suffering with Odontalgia (or toothache, which is the same thing) and desiring teeth ex[HERE ‘will be an Election held at the City P. Kent, of No, 2. Clerk of Election—H. H’ Haskins, of No.1: Wm. Scott, of No. 2, By order of the Board of Fire Delevates. ' FEIREMEN’S ELECTION. Hail, on Fourth Monday of J uly to elect a Chief Engineer for the Nevada City Fire De. : age ore Polis open from 5 to 7 o’clock, P. Judges of Election—Wm. Kent, of No. 1 : D. 8. Baker, , A. D. TOWER, President Secretary. je26 tracted without pain, should call on Dr. C. E. Davis, dentist, near the Wisconsin Hotel, Grass Valley. He is using RuicOLENE SPRAY with great success in exbe prepared. Every effort will be made’ INDEPENDENCE DAY! NEVADA LiGHT GUARD, ATTENTION ! penn i apnea me cistieity sine agrare ee EE: at at 711-2 ovclock A: nia fail ani. Tae Directors of the State Insane Fon ona ae Ee Sie AEE Asylum ‘have elected Dr. E. 8. Holden . prompi “i, tour eigeate, By order, President, vice Atstin:Sperry, resigned. . J. F. Carr, 0.8, > icon gerd of {Pommercial Street.. Nevada city. of CIGAKS AND ''OBAUCO, and a thousand JAMES cones pene ge ] trance of $25 added to the purse. PRATT’S ABOLITION OIL, ~ BP; SPENCE, YJGroceries & Provisions} = 3 = OF THE FRESHEST AND BEST QUALI~— Agent for Nevada. WATCHES . _AND 2 : JEWELRY, FOR SALES BY 3 W. C. RANDOLPH. Nevada, April 26th. MEAGHER, TAAFFE & 0, SAN FRANCISCO; IMPORTERS OF & Dry Goods, : Fancy Goods, Yankee Notions, &c, ———— = AGENTS FOR Mount Vernon Duck Company. ‘Wholesale House: BATTERY STREET, NEAR PINE. Betail House: ’ 9 MONTGOMERY STREET, (LICK HOUSE. RACES! RACES!! RACES!!! __ ‘HO! For the GLORIOUS FOURTH! oo 6 ‘ E THREE DAYS RACKS OVER GLENBROOK PARK, JULY 8rd, 4th and 5th, 1867, First Day---Jaly Srd. PURSE '$50.—Mfle and "repeat, rnnning; with an entrance of $20 added to the purse. SAME DAY—SECOND RACE. PURSE $25.—Mile heats, trotting to harness for horses that have never beaten. three minutes and a half; with $20 added to purse. Second Day---July 4th. PURSE $50.—A grand Hurdle race, mileheats, with five hurdles three and a half feet high; with an entrance of $25 added to the} purse. SAME DAY--SECOND RACE, PURSE $50.—Trotting race,mile heats, three in Pag nite in the class of Tom Findley’s rey, Sigourney’s mare, Smith’s mare, and Mc. Jue’s horse, ‘John,’ with an entrance of $25 added to the purse. Third Day---July 5th. PURSE $25.— Half mile running ; with an enSAME DAY—SECOND RACE. PURSE $20.—For a quarter ofa mile running; with an-e1itrance of $20 added to the purse. : After which there will be a GRAND TOURNAMENT, For the LADIES, in which there will be four magnificent prizes distributed among the contestants for.their grace and ekill in riding, and their skill in the management of the horse.— Fast or farious riding will not be considered by the Judges /in awarding the Piotitama’ will only be gtncetul riding and the management of the Hoyse: 1st Premium Fifty Dollars in Coin, 2a ** .Unelarge Silver Goblet.... +3 ‘ 8d *“ One elegant Silver Card Case.$20 4th ‘“* One pair splendid Medallion : Napkin Kings....+.$18% Entries for the first day's race must be made on or before the ist day of July, with the Prorietor. All the above races run and trotted according to rnle—Trotting, Bay View Park rule: Running, Strate rale, e prizes and purees above enumerated will be free for the Northern District of California. An entrance fee of ten per cent. will be charg. ed on the Premiums. CHAS. H. OSBORN, juni2 . Proprietor. NOTICE. YHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of 1 the C NTROL ACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA will be beld at the office of the Company, in the City of Sacra mento,on TUKSDAY .the 9th day of July, 18-7, _ Frames ! Frames ! P. KENT, . H* TURNED TO THE OLD STAND No. 97 Broad Street, Nevada City. Opposite the Pennsylvania Engine House. Where he has on hand the be-t stock of Ma hogany, Walnut,Gilt ene agbee kinds of Mould-r brought to this couuty. fot other kinds of Frames ! . .. Whotesate and ‘Scid to the Trade at San oe e \NzW 4 7 YORK BAKERY COMMERCIAL STREET, Awd feave your Orders for’BREAD AND‘CAKE, of every description, ‘RoltJel} _.__ Charlotte Rusk Spoupetaeen Lady Fi : Pound Cake, Cup Cake, > Wafer Jumbles, Lemon S8na) ‘Fruit Cake. ae, &e. ‘CANDY AND CRACKE ; ise Home Industry, N. B.—Balls and Wedding Parties supplied . . With fee Cream. paprers neatly gotten up.: BRE. every J HOLLYWOOD, Pr WAGON AND BLACKSMITH tet e TP HERE 18 QUITE AN EXCITEMENT ; T the Conseeur SACRAMENTO and BOUL. DER streete, just becanse EL. ©. KEITE. & B. HOTTINGER have opened one of the Largest aud Bext Biackemith Bho yada City, where they will do all kinds of Machine Forging, iron new wagons aud Carriagee, ont repair old wagons, Buggies, Sulkies, c. &ec. : Horse Shoeing done in the best style, Picks made and sharpened, and everything in the Blackumithivg line, will be done at our shop on short notice, 5 . . @. W. THOMSON will attend to the Wood work Department, make rew Wagons to. order, and repair old ones. Work on Carriages, Baygies, or anything in the wood line done in superior Style and at Reasonable Rates. evada City, June 18th, 18 7, DR. A. CHAPMAN, _ Surgicaland Mechanical Dentist. Office—corner of Broad and Pine sts. I would inform. my friende and ail wishing my services that I am prepa favoring me with a call, at any hour. Teeth after-hav a eases sensitive by exposure of the nerve will be filled without causing pair, : I WILL WARRANT ALL work doné at this office to be performed in a more skillful manner,and better satisfaction given. than eleewhere in vicinity otherwise no charge will be made, charges are moderate. and tu suit the times, i am permanently located‘in this city. . , Resi{ deuce on Sacramento street, third huuse from Temperance Hall. k Vulcanite Work promptly and neatly done at this office. . THE NEW MARKET (PEOPLE'S MARKRT.) A® acquaintance remarked to me the other day, that he had read my Card propoous to save the public’filty or sixty thousand dollars.a’year in their Meat Bills, but said he 1 have-toe high-an opinion of your good sense to suppose for a moment that you serio fntended such a thing, for you must know you would be much more ‘thought of, if were to rob the public of. that amount rather than saveit-for 1 PRICES: » : B®?-sona, 10 cents-per pound. STEAK—ROUND 123 cents. . ~~ STEAK—CHUOK, 1234 cents, ROAST BEEF, 123 and 15 cents. MUTTON, 10 and 12}¢ cents. PORK, 14-and 18 ‘cents, ,. LOIN STEAK, PORTER HOUSE, é. 16 and 20 cents. PORK HAMS, cured for family uae, 1¢ cents, — Think for yourselves my dear audshow the fallsey of the reduesk of re: ae acquaintance—relieve me of the : ot seyming to have hazarded my claims togoo sense in trying to aid you, by hel 3 tain an instrument of much ni competition, : THE NEW ARTICLE Tugt Received, LACOUR’S ee SARSAPARIPHERE The best Tonic in the Woxla t+ FOR SALE BY GREGORY & WAITER. Nevada; June 21, 1867. . NEW MALLINERY GODS, : Av THE NO, 7% MAIN STREET. MRS. A. F. JONES, WOULD respectfully dies of NEVADA aud she has just returned 1) cisco with @ ver, INABLEig, ut and . Lad on bord reared aud in \ adhoprd style. te p piace avo CARPEN WORK, Bian dia a ing. Orders received till Becuraey ‘ROOK. . in Ne. . to attendthose Grass Valley Millinery Store; ~~