March 25, 1874 (4 pages)

boy , made, TeEPective. ne rre CUDtO affiy, tal of the t hundreg nD thet De _the Uni od the saiq end that ile there. 7 led With 3 hd the —4 ennto® get ue United ston this r, in the ight~huy. the Inde. ANT,iO pursy. ate Court ite of Cg). D day of of the ey. Payuntil lock, coin, uary verr we The Duily Seneseript vtec. LOCAL AFFAIRS. * £ x ? Haftroad Meeting. _ The grantees of the Nevada and Colfax Railroad met at the Court House yesterday afternoon.J. C. Coleman acted “as .President and . N, P.Brown-Secrétary. The Pres-ident announced that the railroad bill having been passed, and’ was . : now a law, the meeting. was called for the purpose of suggesting plans for organization. There. was considereble~ discussion as~to the best” mode of-procedure, which—was-enDibble, Leech, Coleman, Sigourney and others. . On motion ‘of A: B. Dibble,a committee of four from Grass Valley,and three from Nevada wus appointed to solicit subscriptions and to prepare all necessary papers for the purpose of carrying out ihe provisions of -the . bill, with fall powers. The Nevadu delegation selected _M. L. Marsh, N. .P. Brown, and BR: W, Tully.: The Grass Valley delegation selected John C, Coleman, -A. B. Dibble, R. . Leech and: J. M. Lakenan. Edward Coleman made<a motion, and it was unanimously carried, that a first class steam narrow gauge railroad be built, and that the capital stock be fixed at $400,900; the number of shares to be 40,000, at $100 eaeh, and 15 per cent, of the amount subscribed to be paid in on or before Saturday next. The Nevada Cominjttee were requested to pay the 15 per cent. subscribed—inte-the Bank . of Nevada County, and the-amounts. subscribed in Grass Valley to be paid -toJohn C. Coleman, .'The subscom. mittee will meet in Grass Valley on Friday next, at 11. o’¢lock. The subscribers to stock will meet at the Court House on Saturday afternoun next at 2o’clock. All subscribers to the stock who can not be present at the meeting on Saturday’ are requested to be represented by proxy. <> te -. Elsewhere will be found an article from the Grass Valley Union, relating to the Nevada city and Grasse} Valley Lumber Co’s. tumber and wood flume, The —article—in the} ) main, 18 correct; but the Union, like all well regulated newspapers, will get wrong once ina while, It says the flume-will commence at, or about Blue Tent, which is a mistake. A very loug and’ expensive tunnel ~-would bave to be run to conduct water from Blue Tent to Nevada. city. We presume our neighbor meant to say, that one of the-owners lived at . Blue Tent. The flume will commence at the head of Cascade ditch, which is on Deer creek,instead of at the place mentioned. epee ieeeg Sembee ce ae Sacramento Street. The rond contractors have completed a first class job, in repairing Sacramento Street, It has been turnpiked and graveled so that it is one of the best road-ways in town. If all the roads are fixed equally. as well, fewer complaints than usual will be made. The weather is just tight for such work, and it is to be hoped that contractors will avail themselves of it, and expend. the money paid by the’ people,so that they will feel itis not thrown away. Maid of Erin. The doll raffied for at the St. Pattrick’s Festival, can be had at Mrs. Connelly’s. The number, we are informed by the managers, was incorrectly given to us. It is No. 21, instead of No. 26, Omitted, We are requested to add the name of Lilly Cashin to the roll of honor in Miss Kate Edwards’ school, which was overlooked by her when making out the roll, The First of the Season. . Come everybody to the grand exhibition of the very latest styles of Mats: at tho clothing emperium of Hyman & Bros., which we will sell 80 low that every man will be able to purchase one. Hyman & Bnos., Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada city. Ey. mqy25 Railroad. Hae The sub-committee will wait uper Our citizens to-day to solicit subscriptions for the railroad. Let ev} them. ‘. Ployées, its tonic properties are duly ap. sO RS eS SSR HR Looe Rell of Honor. mister cave sno GRAND OPENING . RAILROAD for the menth ending March 20th, . ‘Miss Kate Madigan, teacher: Sadie Booth, Laura Booth, Lulu Preston; Emma Montelle, Rosa Preston, Johunie Ford, Horatio Preston, Willie Hicks, Julia Adams, Georgie Dorsey, . Nathaniel-Ford.” ” ee eet ‘Going to Grass Valley, . We hear that the members of the Dramatic Association are: thinking of gaing to Grass Valley and repeat the sanieplays given here on Friday night. Whether the report is true or not;-we-eannot tell, as the ‘‘boss” has not so announced “to us; 80 we SN mi Ses New Dress and F ncy Goods. a Mrs. Sterling has just received.a beuutifal stock of Dress and Fancy Goods, and the ladies of Nevada and Vicinity are inv.ted to call and see mch 21-4t . House and Furniture for Sale. Cull on Mrs. H. S. Mead, Nevada Street, hear the bridge. meh22<:1w Cane Seating Chairs, Bring on your chairsand have new cane bottems and backs. put in. My shop is opposite the Transcript office, on Commercial street.” inch 20-tf 5 S.; SUBLETTE, For a Short Time Only. At rooms 84 and 85: National Exchange. Consult Madame s.urtelle, the celebrated Cliirvoyazit, Test Medium, Magnetic Healer and Physician—from Europe, Fee fram. $1 upwards, mech 17 e Gentlemen t ~ Take notice; that Ed. Goldsmith has just received a large invoice of Fine Imported Cigars. You just go and try them when you want to enjoey a good stoke, -~ ig Perera i Just Received,Just received and for sale at Ed. Goldsmith’s; fresh Lemons, Limes, Oranges and Bananuas. \ m6 paar : School Books, and Stationery elways on hand at Ed. Goldsmith's, m6 SPECIAL NOTICE. __ Why suffer fron Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and loss of appetite, when you can, by using Dr. Henley’ s celebrated I X L Bitters, ef fect a perfect cure; they area pleasant and invigorating tonic, and endorsed and recommended by our most eminent Physicians (as per certificates on ‘each bottle) for all complaints of the Liver aiid Diges tive Organs. As a@ family. médicine they have no equal. See advertisement in another column, A . Rudolph Photogriph Gallery, Broad Street, neur Pine. n25 o It Recruits the Exhausted System. The wear and tear of life affects us all and there are times when the strongest of us succumb tothe pressure upon the yital forces exerted by anxiety, or sorrow, or undue mental labor, or bodily fatigue. At such times the best and safest of all restoratives is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, ,The puestimulant used in the preparation of this genial invigorant is so qualified, temties, by the tonic, aperient and anti-bilious vegetable preducts which it holds in sétution, that no unpleasant reaction ean ever follow the first refreshing and renovating effect of the medicine. This effect is not transient but continuous, and wilt become fore and more apparent every: day as the Stomach, the liver; the bowels and the nerves are, gradually brought-under the sanitary influence ef this wholesome and agreeable antidote te physical weskness, low spirits and disease. Indigestiou yields to its tonie and regulating action when all the vaunted remedies of the pharmacopoeia havé been uselessly exhausted. It is the same with constipation and liver complaint Even when violent purgation ‘and mineral Stlivants have reduced ‘the dyspeptic, bilious and constipated invalid to deplorable state of debility and distress, the Bitters will restore the strength of the system and impart tone and. regularity to the weakened and disord red organs. In every phase of miasmatic disease, from simple . fever and ague to the most obstinate maledies of a remittent type, the medicine may be truly said to work wonders. The demand for it this season in all sections of ‘country subject-to the visitations. of this distressing class of ailments, is larger than at any former period during the last twentyfive years, and in fact its popularity is increasing everywhere. In eur. manufacturing towns, where close confinement from merning till night in crowded factories tells upon the health and spirits of the em preciated and the consumption increases with each succeeding year. W.C. JONES,M.D. . Physician ana Surgeon, ERMANENTLY LOCATED aT GRASS VALLEY. ery man take one er more shares. : << OFFICE NO. 21 MILL STREET, mé_ Ang pered and endoved with renovating preper-+=k NEN SEE PORN RR RN Te aoe. at — MONDAY, MARCH 2.4, 1874. } reed o The Grax dest Stock ever brought to-Nevada City. i \ nee -give-itfor what itis worth=-a rumor : 'BARGAI N S UNHEARD : ol OF BEFORE ! eae 9 SS « . Si e —. siren Corner Broad and Pine Streets, [) ESPECTFULLY informs the people of Nevada city and the surrounding places that he has . JUST RECEIVED The Largest Stock of » Dry & Fancy Goods EVER BROUGHT TO THIS—cFFY-Te}——— WHICH THE ATTFNTION-OF ‘THE WHOLE PEOPLE IS CALLED, : ee The Stock conéists in part of every style and kinds of. j DRESS GOODS, SUCH AS Silks; Satins, Empress Cloths, Cashmeres, Foulards,_ Pop_ lins, Black Goods, Calicos, &e. I would call special! attention to the large stock of American and Italian Black Silks. An Immense, stock on hand, consisting of TABLE ~ LINEN, NAPKINS, SHEETING, biéached and unbleached, and every other article required for family use; CARPETS. CARPETS Of all kinds ard of the most beautiful Patterns—BRUSSELS, 3.PLY, INGKAIN, OLL-CL@THS, ke. SHAWLS. A great variety.of the latest Eastern style. They must be seen to be appreciated. MILLINERY GOODS. The Largest and best Stock in this line ever brought to this LADIES FANCY GOODS. My stock in this line is of the choicest hind and of the greatest. assortment. Call ‘and see for yourselves. es Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes. Thave om hand a large and niost complete Stock of Ladies, Childrens’ and Misses fine Shoes of al] kinds which are bound to give the greatest satisfaction. OTHER GOoDs. Such as Gloves, Hosiery, Laces, and ten thousand other articles too numerous to mention. My Stock ia the largest and most complete of any in the city and I Propose te give better bargains than can be obtained at any other establishment in this Btate. : Before buyingany of the above named goods purchasers are requested to give me & call as Tam determined not to be UNDERSOLD BY ANY OTHER DEALER BUT shall sell CHEAPER than any GIVE MEA CALL! DON’T DELAY . . A. BLUMENTHAL, at . ODER WAY —AND THE" ,, rea Public Triumphant. A. GOLDSMITH’S coeeteateenae A POSITIVE FACT ! Goons 0 ne SOLD Cheaper than ‘Ever So ee ee “FIRST GRAND:—OF— Furnishing. = ~FOR THIRTY DAYS. os B. H. MILLER Wor respectfully .inform the peo. entire stock of CLOTHING, FURNISHING _ — 2. i . eR . Thirty Days ! AU tee public is respectfully informed that my GRAND ANNUAL OLEARING SALE Commences To-Morrow And continues for 30 Days . ONLY! During that time the Entire Stocx will The subjoined LIST OF PRICES will give some idea of the reductions made, but to. fully understand and-appreciate the BARGAINS That are now offered, Ladies will do well ces, ko. (which I respectfully invite all o do before pnrchasing elsewhere, LIST OF PRICES. 10.000. yards of Merrimac and Sprague Prints, 10 cts per yd 10-4 Sheeting, best brana, 42 1-2 ctswper yd. White Rock Muslin 16 1-2 cts. All wool 7-8 wide White Flannel 37 1-2 cts. French Corsets 75 cents Table Linen, bleached and unbleached 45 cents. Genuine Irish Silk Poplins, at $1 25 cts per yd. Imperial 3-ply Carpet $1 50. Enipress Cloth, all wool, 40 ets On all kinds of Dress Goods a Reduction of 30 per ctis ma de. é Fine Ottoman Shawis and. . Woolen Hosiery at Greatly Re-. duced Prices. ; . Particular attention is called toa large assortment of Boy's Wear which will be cold at sacrificing Prices. And a thousand other articles too numerous to mention here. : Call at once and get great barSamples sent te a'l parts of the A. GOLDSMITH, Kidd’s Building, . OS Be be sold at a9 TREMENDOUS REDUCTION, . . ~Pall-assortnrent,-of School Books . Housekeeping Goods." to call and examine the Stock,compare pri~~ ™~ AT COST-PRICES. . GOODE de: ne 7 This isa Genuine wale, as I desire t close out my whole stock to make room for the : : * Largest and Finest Stock of Spring Goods, _ Ev: t brought to this market. all buyers'to give mea call immediately, as I am determined to sell at ; COST PRICES FOR CASH. __. Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street, Nevada City. Nevada, Feb. 28, 1874. CHAS, KE. MULLOY. ANSON W, LESTER’ Wholesale and Retail Dealers, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, . CROCKERY, . Fine Wines and Whiskies. Ww exe ON HAND CONSTANTLY a LARGE and varied Stock of the above line of Guods. ; No. 52 Broad Street, NEVADA CITY. Nevada, March 14th. CIGAR STORE. HUGH McCAULEY, h OULD respectfully inform bis friends W aud the public generally that he has purchased the stock and trade of JUIIUS GREENWALBD and will constantly keep on hand a fine stock of : TOBACCO, PIPES, ~~ CARDS, CUTLERY Which he will sell at the Very Lowest Rates, . . By strict attention to the business and endeavoring to please the publie~ he hopes to receive a good share of patronage, HUGH McUAULEY, Nevada, Nov. 1, 1873. Transcript Job Printing Office COMMERCIAL STREET. 3 Nevada City. a We prepared to do Job’ ‘Printing in a style seoond tono office in this State. As an advertising medium the Nevada Daily Transcript is: the best in the Northern part of the State. es Call and see Spscimens of our Job Printing —“ Ry “pa wera x oF , ple of Nevada City that -he offers his . ” Lester & Mulloy, . CIGARS, 4 ye neeinee: a en BH. MILLER'S —e e Reason Why. THE QUESTION Ig DAILY ASKEDBY. THOUSANDS OF OUR CITIZENS, “Why — is it that the IXL Ritters HAVE A. _[CHIEVED’ SUCH. POPULARITY wrtE .THE PUBLIO,AND HAVE SUCH AN IMCLEARING SALE! 9 MENSE SALE/?. THE REASONIS BE: OAUSE THEY ARE AN OLD AND WELLESTABLISHED ARTICLE, AND ARE. MADE FROM THE MOST CHOICE HERBS ' AND ROOTS: THE MANY WHO HAVE TRIED THEM, TESTIFY TO THEIR BEN. EFICIAL QUALITIES, AND HAYE NO HESITATIO. INRECOMMENDING THEM TO THEIR AFFLICTED FRIENDS, THEY ARE ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE BEST TONIC-AND-RECUPERATOR KNOWN; THEY BUILD UP THE 8Y¥s-~ ~{ TEM, ANDIMPART S{RENGTH TOTHEWEAK AND EXHAUSTED, AND ARE ENDOXSED AND RECOMMENDED BY-OUR = MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS [as per certificates on each bottle,} TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH DYSPEPSIA, INDI.GESTION AND LOSS OF ‘APPETITE, a8 a blood purifier they surpass all other soFealled tonics which have lately been placed in the market. > No Family should be without them.— SOLD EVERYWHERE, _H. E¥YSTEIN & CO, : Sole Proprietors, 518 Front St. Inch14-14 SAN FRANCISCO COURSE OF LECTURES FOR THE ~Renefit of Nevada Library. AT LIBRARY HALL, fie following Lectures will be delivered ; Ist Lecture by REV. J. SIMS. Subject : “The Master Piece of Creation,” On Wea. nesday Evening, March 18th, . 2nd Lecture by REY. GEO-OLIFFORD. "Subject ; “Odd Fellowship ; its field and eee On Wednesday Evening, March 25 ) ad Keeture by B. J. WATSON. Subject : Boys.” -On Wednesday Evening, April ist. Single-Ticue——— Tickets for We Coures $1. ets, to be had at the Door, 50 cents. ee ee : Dress Making & Hair Dressing. RS. Ss. F-COOK & MISSREA. NY DEES heving located in thisbscity Tinvite4 respectfully inform the ladies that they aron prepared to Take Ladies’ Dresses, Coatk, > Ss Cloaks, &c with the preatést ‘Cispatch, Cn reasonable terms and after the latest btylo of fashion. “HAIR DRESSING in alt its branches done to order and at reasonable rates. Rooms on Commercial St. néxt door to the ¥ariety Store of D. F, Dodge and Opposite OCod's . Shee-Store;-Patronago respecttu ted. moh NOTARY PUBLIC, —AND— Justice of the Peace. QO PARCHING KECORDS AND ABSTRACKD LNG A SPECIALTY, Conveyancing Promptly attended to. : \ Accounts collected. Office No 44 BROAD STREET, NEVADA J OHNNY JACK, . Opposite Kidd’s Building, tS erncecs IN TOBACCO, CIGARS, CONFECTIONERY, Puts, LEMONS ORANGES, FIGS, DATES, &e. If you want 4 Genuine Imported Havana Cigar, goto JOHN JACK’S. His Tobacco is also of the best brands. 1 Nevada, March 15th, No 648. Application fora Patent to Min‘ing Claim. ~UNITED-STATES LAND OFFICE, ‘Sacramento, Cal. March 19th, 1874, OTICE ig hereby given that JACOB BACHTAL and UKIAH 8, BACHTAL, County, California, have made Se for a Patent for the Big Deer Creek and Last Chance Placer mines, situate. in Nevadi County rane District, Neyada~Ceunty, California, and described in ihe plat-and notice on file in this office as foslows, -viz< Upon surveyed land, being the Ns of Nb 4S 4 of NE 4 of NW % and N of N 4 Of NE & of SEX NW & Sectied 9, ‘Ip. ‘tmaade by these“ Applicants and others of wliom they have since purchased, in the month of January, 1869, Adjoining claim. ant#are on the'South owners of.the Nevada Mining Claims. ; : AHpersons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same before this office, within sixty days trom the first day of pobltelieng hereof, ° Dated March 2st, 1874, Re ‘ T. B. McFAKLAND, Register. \ John Caldwell, Atty for Applicant. » COUNTY WARRANTS. . LL Warrants on Genera) Fand registered prior te-May 12th, 1873; alm Warrants Nos. 148, 149, 150 and ' No. 3on Indigent sick Fund registered "Msy th, 1873, will be paid on presentation. _ Interest ceases fram this date. ‘ E. P. SANFORD, Treasurer. ot By 4. H. Parker, Deputy,Neyada, Marcy “4. : > iy soe Ping Street, Nevadg dag cage’ = PIPES, of all kinds, whose Post Office is Nevuda city, Nevad. 16NR.9E M.D. M. Said location wus . . registe: 171 and 182 on Road Fund. Also, Warrant ©. * ba HRS oe i 4 teh AILS iP ea SEC ORE aE SN Ohta ipteien casio PR cet eet e's Gp a ih AR Hs hate aS Da an ores aria Baan “ 2 ~ toe Te aN) eee ee eset hs

boy , made, TeEPective. ne rre CUDtO affiy, tal of the t hundreg nD thet De _the Uni od the saiq end that ile there. 7 led With 3 hd the —4 ennto® get ue United ston this r, in the ight~huy. the Inde. ANT,iO pursy. ate Court ite of Cg). D day of of the ey. Payuntil lock, coin, uary verr we The Duily Seneseript vtec. LOCAL AFFAIRS. * £ x ? Haftroad Meeting. _ The grantees of the Nevada and Colfax Railroad met at the Court House yesterday afternoon.J. C. Coleman acted “as .President and . N, P.Brown-Secrétary. The Pres-ident announced that the railroad bill having been passed, and’ was . : now a law, the meeting. was called for the purpose of suggesting plans for organization. There. was considereble~ discussion as~to the best” mode of-procedure, which—was-enDibble, Leech, Coleman, Sigourney and others. . On motion ‘of A: B. Dibble,a committee of four from Grass Valley,and three from Nevada wus appointed to solicit subscriptions and to prepare all necessary papers for the purpose of carrying out ihe provisions of -the . bill, with fall powers. The Nevadu delegation selected _M. L. Marsh, N. .P. Brown, and BR: W, Tully.: The Grass Valley delegation selected John C, Coleman, -A. B. Dibble, R. . Leech and: J. M. Lakenan. Edward Coleman made<a motion, and it was unanimously carried, that a first class steam narrow gauge railroad be built, and that the capital stock be fixed at $400,900; the number of shares to be 40,000, at $100 eaeh, and 15 per cent, of the amount subscribed to be paid in on or before Saturday next. The Nevada Cominjttee were requested to pay the 15 per cent. subscribed—inte-the Bank . of Nevada County, and the-amounts. subscribed in Grass Valley to be paid -toJohn C. Coleman, .'The subscom. mittee will meet in Grass Valley on Friday next, at 11. o’¢lock. The subscribers to stock will meet at the Court House on Saturday afternoun next at 2o’clock. All subscribers to the stock who can not be present at the meeting on Saturday’ are requested to be represented by proxy. <> te -. Elsewhere will be found an article from the Grass Valley Union, relating to the Nevada city and Grasse} Valley Lumber Co’s. tumber and wood flume, The —article—in the} ) main, 18 correct; but the Union, like all well regulated newspapers, will get wrong once ina while, It says the flume-will commence at, or about Blue Tent, which is a mistake. A very loug and’ expensive tunnel ~-would bave to be run to conduct water from Blue Tent to Nevada. city. We presume our neighbor meant to say, that one of the-owners lived at . Blue Tent. The flume will commence at the head of Cascade ditch, which is on Deer creek,instead of at the place mentioned. epee ieeeg Sembee ce ae Sacramento Street. The rond contractors have completed a first class job, in repairing Sacramento Street, It has been turnpiked and graveled so that it is one of the best road-ways in town. If all the roads are fixed equally. as well, fewer complaints than usual will be made. The weather is just tight for such work, and it is to be hoped that contractors will avail themselves of it, and expend. the money paid by the’ people,so that they will feel itis not thrown away. Maid of Erin. The doll raffied for at the St. Pattrick’s Festival, can be had at Mrs. Connelly’s. The number, we are informed by the managers, was incorrectly given to us. It is No. 21, instead of No. 26, Omitted, We are requested to add the name of Lilly Cashin to the roll of honor in Miss Kate Edwards’ school, which was overlooked by her when making out the roll, The First of the Season. . Come everybody to the grand exhibition of the very latest styles of Mats: at tho clothing emperium of Hyman & Bros., which we will sell 80 low that every man will be able to purchase one. Hyman & Bnos., Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada city. Ey. mqy25 Railroad. Hae The sub-committee will wait uper Our citizens to-day to solicit subscriptions for the railroad. Let ev} them. ‘. Ployées, its tonic properties are duly ap. sO RS eS SSR HR Looe Rell of Honor. mister cave sno GRAND OPENING . RAILROAD for the menth ending March 20th, . ‘Miss Kate Madigan, teacher: Sadie Booth, Laura Booth, Lulu Preston; Emma Montelle, Rosa Preston, Johunie Ford, Horatio Preston, Willie Hicks, Julia Adams, Georgie Dorsey, . Nathaniel-Ford.” ” ee eet ‘Going to Grass Valley, . We hear that the members of the Dramatic Association are: thinking of gaing to Grass Valley and repeat the sanieplays given here on Friday night. Whether the report is true or not;-we-eannot tell, as the ‘‘boss” has not so announced “to us; 80 we SN mi Ses New Dress and F ncy Goods. a Mrs. Sterling has just received.a beuutifal stock of Dress and Fancy Goods, and the ladies of Nevada and Vicinity are inv.ted to call and see mch 21-4t . House and Furniture for Sale. Cull on Mrs. H. S. Mead, Nevada Street, hear the bridge. meh22<:1w Cane Seating Chairs, Bring on your chairsand have new cane bottems and backs. put in. My shop is opposite the Transcript office, on Commercial street.” inch 20-tf 5 S.; SUBLETTE, For a Short Time Only. At rooms 84 and 85: National Exchange. Consult Madame s.urtelle, the celebrated Cliirvoyazit, Test Medium, Magnetic Healer and Physician—from Europe, Fee fram. $1 upwards, mech 17 e Gentlemen t ~ Take notice; that Ed.. Goldsmith has just received a large invoice of Fine Imported Cigars. You just go and try them when you want to enjoey a good stoke, -~ ig Perera i Just Received,Just received and for sale at Ed. Goldsmith’s; fresh Lemons, Limes, Oranges and Bananuas. \ m6 paar : School Books, and Stationery elways on hand at Ed. Goldsmith's, m6 SPECIAL NOTICE. __ Why suffer fron Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and loss of appetite, when you can, by using Dr. Henley’ s celebrated I X L Bitters, ef fect a perfect cure; they area pleasant and invigorating tonic, and endorsed and recommended by our most eminent Physicians (as per certificates on ‘each bottle) for all complaints of the Liver aiid Diges tive Organs. As a@ family. médicine they have no equal. See advertisement in another column, A . Rudolph Photogriph Gallery, Broad Street, neur Pine. n25 o It Recruits the Exhausted System. The wear and tear of life affects us all and there are times when the strongest of us succumb tothe pressure upon the yital forces exerted by anxiety, or sorrow, or undue mental labor, or bodily fatigue. At such times the best and safest of all restoratives is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, ,The puestimulant used in the preparation of this genial invigorant is so qualified, temties, by the tonic, aperient and anti-bilious vegetable preducts which it holds in sétution, that no unpleasant reaction ean ever follow the first refreshing and renovating effect of the medicine. This effect is not transient but continuous, and wilt become fore and more apparent every: day as the Stomach, the liver; the bowels and the nerves are, gradually brought-under the sanitary influence ef this wholesome and agreeable antidote te physical weskness, low spirits and disease. Indigestiou yields to its tonie and regulating action when all the vaunted remedies of the pharmacopoeia havé been uselessly exhausted. It is the same with constipation and liver complaint Even when violent purgation ‘and mineral Stlivants have reduced ‘the dyspeptic, bilious and constipated invalid to deplorable state of debility and distress, the Bitters will restore the strength of the system and impart tone and. regularity to the weakened and disord red organs. In every phase of miasmatic disease, from simple . fever and ague to the most obstinate maledies of a remittent type, the medicine may be truly said to work wonders. The demand for it this season in all sections of ‘country subject-to the visitations. of this distressing class of ailments, is larger than at any former period during the last twentyfive years, and in fact its popularity is increasing everywhere. In eur. manufacturing towns, where close confinement from merning till night in crowded factories tells upon the health and spirits of the em preciated and the consumption increases with each succeeding year. W.C. JONES,M.D. . Physician ana Surgeon, ERMANENTLY LOCATED aT GRASS VALLEY. ery man take one er more shares. : << OFFICE NO. 21 MILL STREET, mé_ Ang pered and endoved with renovating preper-+=k NEN SEE PORN RR RN Te aoe. at — MONDAY, MARCH 2.4, 1874. } reed o The Grax dest Stock ever brought to-Nevada City. i \ nee -give-itfor what itis worth=-a rumor : 'BARGAI N S UNHEARD : ol OF BEFORE ! eae 9 SS « . Si e —. siren Corner Broad and Pine Streets, [) ESPECTFULLY informs the people of Nevada city and the surrounding places that he has . JUST RECEIVED The Largest Stock of » Dry & Fancy Goods EVER BROUGHT TO THIS—cFFY-Te}——— WHICH THE ATTFNTION-OF ‘THE WHOLE PEOPLE IS CALLED, : ee The Stock conéists in part of every style and kinds of. j DRESS GOODS, SUCH AS Silks; Satins, Empress Cloths, Cashmeres, Foulards,_ Pop_ lins, Black Goods, Calicos, &e. I would call special! attention to the large stock of American and Italian Black Silks.. An Immense, stock on hand, consisting of TABLE ~ LINEN, NAPKINS, SHEETING, biéached and unbleached, and every other article required for family use; CARPETS. CARPETS Of all kinds ard of the most beautiful Patterns—BRUSSELS, 3.PLY, INGKAIN, OLL-CL@THS, ke. SHAWLS. A great variety.of the latest Eastern style. They must be seen to be appreciated. MILLINERY GOODS. The Largest and best Stock in this line ever brought to this LADIES FANCY GOODS.

My stock in this line is of the choicest hind and of the greatest. assortment. Call ‘and see for yourselves. es Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes. Thave om hand a large and niost complete Stock of Ladies, Childrens’ and Misses fine Shoes of al] kinds which are bound to give the greatest satisfaction. OTHER GOoDs. Such as Gloves, Hosiery, Laces, and ten thousand other articles too numerous to mention. My Stock ia the largest and most complete of any in the city and I Propose te give better bargains than can be obtained at any other establishment in this Btate. : Before buyingany of the above named goods purchasers are requested to give me & call as Tam determined not to be UNDERSOLD BY ANY OTHER DEALER BUT shall sell CHEAPER than any GIVE MEA CALL! DON’T DELAY . . A. BLUMENTHAL, at . ODER WAY —AND THE" ,, rea Public Triumphant. A. GOLDSMITH’S coeeteateenae A POSITIVE FACT ! Goons 0 ne SOLD Cheaper than ‘Ever So ee ee “FIRST GRAND:—OF— Furnishing. = ~FOR THIRTY DAYS. os B. H. MILLER Wor respectfully .inform the peo. entire stock of CLOTHING, FURNISHING _ — 2. i . eR . Thirty Days ! AU tee public is respectfully informed that my GRAND ANNUAL OLEARING SALE Commences To-Morrow And continues for 30 Days . ONLY! During that time the Entire Stocx will The subjoined LIST OF PRICES will give some idea of the reductions made, but to. fully understand and-appreciate the BARGAINS That are now offered, Ladies will do well ces, ko. (which I respectfully invite all o do before pnrchasing elsewhere, LIST OF PRICES. 10.000. yards of Merrimac and Sprague Prints, 10 cts per yd 10-4 Sheeting, best brana, 42 1-2 ctswper yd. White Rock Muslin 16 1-2 cts. All wool 7-8 wide White Flannel 37 1-2 cts. French Corsets 75 cents Table Linen, bleached and unbleached 45 cents. Genuine Irish Silk Poplins, at $1 25 cts per yd. Imperial 3-ply Carpet $1 50. Enipress Cloth, all wool, 40 ets On all kinds of Dress Goods a Reduction of 30 per ctis ma de. é Fine Ottoman Shawis and. . Woolen Hosiery at Greatly Re-. duced Prices. ; . Particular attention is called toa large assortment of Boy's Wear which will be cold at sacrificing Prices. And a thousand other articles too numerous to mention here. : Call at once and get great barSamples sent te a'l parts of the A. GOLDSMITH, Kidd’s Building, . OS Be be sold at a9 TREMENDOUS REDUCTION, . . ~Pall-assortnrent,-of School Books . Housekeeping Goods." to call and examine the Stock,compare pri~~ ™~ AT COST-PRICES. . GOODE de: ne 7 This isa Genuine wale, as I desire t close out my whole stock to make room for the : : * Largest and Finest Stock of Spring Goods, _ Ev: t brought to this market. all buyers'to give mea call immediately, as I am determined to sell at ; COST PRICES FOR CASH. __. Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street, Nevada City. Nevada, Feb. 28, 1874. CHAS, KE. MULLOY. ANSON W, LESTER’ Wholesale and Retail Dealers, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, . CROCKERY, . Fine Wines and Whiskies. Ww exe ON HAND CONSTANTLY a LARGE and varied Stock of the above line of Guods. ; No. 52 Broad Street, NEVADA CITY. Nevada, March 14th. CIGAR STORE. HUGH McCAULEY, h OULD respectfully inform bis friends W aud the public generally that he has purchased the stock and trade of JUIIUS GREENWALBD and will constantly keep on hand a fine stock of : TOBACCO, PIPES, ~~ CARDS, CUTLERY Which he will sell at the Very Lowest Rates, . . By strict attention to the business and endeavoring to please the publie~ he hopes to receive a good share of patronage, HUGH McUAULEY, Nevada, Nov. 1, 1873. Transcript Job Printing Office COMMERCIAL STREET. 3 Nevada City. a We prepared to do Job’ ‘Printing in a style seoond tono office in this State. As an advertising medium the Nevada Daily Transcript is: the best in the Northern part of the State. es Call and see Spscimens of our Job Printing —“ Ry “pa wera x oF , ple of Nevada City that -he offers his . ” Lester & Mulloy, . CIGARS, 4 ye neeinee: a en BH. MILLER'S —e e Reason Why. THE QUESTION Ig DAILY ASKEDBY. THOUSANDS OF OUR CITIZENS, “Why — is it that the IXL Ritters HAVE A. _[CHIEVED’ SUCH. POPULARITY wrtE .THE PUBLIO,AND HAVE SUCH AN IMCLEARING SALE! 9 MENSE SALE/?. THE REASONIS BE: OAUSE THEY ARE AN OLD AND WELLESTABLISHED ARTICLE, AND ARE. MADE FROM THE MOST CHOICE HERBS ' AND ROOTS: THE MANY WHO HAVE TRIED THEM, TESTIFY TO THEIR BEN. EFICIAL QUALITIES, AND HAYE NO HESITATIO. INRECOMMENDING THEM TO THEIR AFFLICTED FRIENDS, THEY ARE ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE BEST TONIC-AND-RECUPERATOR KNOWN; THEY BUILD UP THE 8Y¥s-~ ~{ TEM, ANDIMPART S{RENGTH TOTHEWEAK AND EXHAUSTED, AND ARE ENDOXSED AND RECOMMENDED BY-OUR = MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS [as per certificates on each bottle,} TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH DYSPEPSIA, INDI.GESTION AND LOSS OF ‘APPETITE, a8 a blood purifier they surpass all other soFealled tonics which have lately been placed in the market. > No Family should be without them.— SOLD EVERYWHERE, _H. E¥YSTEIN & CO, : Sole Proprietors, 518 Front St. Inch14-14 SAN FRANCISCO COURSE OF LECTURES FOR THE ~Renefit of Nevada Library. AT LIBRARY HALL, fie following Lectures will be delivered ; Ist Lecture by REV. J. SIMS. Subject : “The Master Piece of Creation,” On Wea. nesday Evening, March 18th, . 2nd Lecture by REY. GEO-OLIFFORD. "Subject ; “Odd Fellowship ; its field and eee On Wednesday Evening, March 25 ) ad Keeture by B. J. WATSON. Subject : Boys.” -On Wednesday Evening, April ist. Single-Ticue——— Tickets for We Coures $1. ets, to be had at the Door, 50 cents. ee ee : Dress Making & Hair Dressing. RS. Ss. F-COOK & MISSREA. NY DEES heving located in thisbscity Tinvite4 respectfully inform the ladies that they aron prepared to Take Ladies’ Dresses, Coatk, > Ss Cloaks, &c with the preatést ‘Cispatch, Cn reasonable terms and after the latest btylo of fashion. “HAIR DRESSING in alt its branches done to order and at reasonable rates. Rooms on Commercial St. néxt door to the ¥ariety Store of D. F, Dodge and Opposite OCod's . Shee-Store;-Patronago respecttu ted. moh NOTARY PUBLIC, —AND— Justice of the Peace. QO PARCHING KECORDS AND ABSTRACKD LNG A SPECIALTY, Conveyancing Promptly attended to. : \ Accounts collected. Office No 44 BROAD STREET, NEVADA J OHNNY JACK, . Opposite Kidd’s Building, tS erncecs IN TOBACCO, CIGARS, CONFECTIONERY, Puts, LEMONS ORANGES, FIGS, DATES, &e. If you want 4 Genuine Imported Havana Cigar, goto JOHN JACK’S. His Tobacco is also of the best brands. 1 Nevada, March 15th, No 648. Application fora Patent to Min‘ing Claim. ~UNITED-STATES LAND OFFICE, ‘Sacramento, Cal. March 19th, 1874, OTICE ig hereby given that JACOB BACHTAL and UKIAH 8, BACHTAL, County, California, have made Se for a Patent for the Big Deer Creek and Last Chance Placer mines, situate. in Nevadi County rane District, Neyada~Ceunty, California, and described in ihe plat-and notice on file in this office as foslows, -viz< Upon surveyed land, being the Ns of Nb 4S 4 of NE 4 of NW % and N of N 4 Of NE & of SEX NW & Sectied 9, ‘Ip. ‘tmaade by these“ Applicants and others of wliom they have since purchased, in the month of January, 1869, Adjoining claim. ant#are on the'South owners of.the Nevada Mining Claims. ; : AHpersons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same before this office, within sixty days trom the first day of pobltelieng hereof, ° Dated March 2st, 1874, Re ‘ T. B. McFAKLAND, Register. \ John Caldwell, Atty for Applicant. » COUNTY WARRANTS. . LL Warrants on Genera) Fand registered prior te-May 12th, 1873; alm Warrants Nos. 148, 149, 150 and ' No. 3on Indigent sick Fund registered "Msy th, 1873, will be paid on presentation. _ Interest ceases fram this date. ‘ E. P. SANFORD, Treasurer. ot By 4. H. Parker, Deputy,Neyada, Marcy “4. : > iy soe Ping Street, Nevadg dag cage’ = PIPES, of all kinds, whose Post Office is Nevuda city, Nevad. 16NR.9E M.D. M. Said location wus . . registe: 171 and 182 on Road Fund. Also, Warrant ©. * ba HRS oe i 4 teh AILS iP ea SEC ORE aE SN Ohta ipteien casio PR cet eet e's Gp a ih AR Hs hate aS Da an ores aria Baan “ 2 ~ toe Te aN) eee ee eset hs