March 26, 1874 (4 pages)

"espective : Pere: into aise . Of the ty-eight i ghth > Tespec. _ at Quity they, the Uni. t thea end _that cle-they. ed with and the, UDtO got -¢ United ton ~ thiy + 1D--the ght hun. he Inde. Americg enon a pure. ute Court te of Cu) 1 day of of the es. e under. iH sel] at o~-eontire INTY, » 1874, roperty, eScribed bids in chase of Hd if pot same at Ider for e Probate Diic sale & Hegar. Tetde “a ath, und the'saig therwise toxthat ris death LeCcs or being in a8 fol. 1g Houre Eureka nia, Alat the ersoLs NCAB. counts J.B, pt paywould xi=f0R ‘Prbtiseript LOCAL AFFAIRS: Real Estate Sales. 2 Some time since Messrs. John W. Hinds and N. P. Brown purchased of Geo. W. Kidd. the brick block, better known as Kida’sblock, on the ‘corner of Broad and Pine streets, for. £ $10,000. These’ gentle}: ee ; tho'eum of $ : office ii the Transonrer building, . meti gave the Methodist Church of} this city, the privilege of taking’ the’ property off their hands at the sare . ’ price paid by them, at any time, if they desired to. convert the upper. _ “put of the building~into a charehyy It was discretionary with the Board whether they shoultaccept it or notAta meeting held on Monday even. “ing last, it was decided not te build at.that place, and so. the property is. now Owned by Messrs. Hinds & Brown. The Board of Trustees au. thorized Hinds & Brown, the building »)mmittee of the proposed new church, to purchase the lots on the opposite corner of ‘where the present “church now is, owaied by Mrs. Hoel and Nut Bailey, on Broad street, and to dispose of the property now owned by the:Methodist Church, as soon as an order ef court could be obtained. Arrangenients have been made in accordance with the instrucshowing our ‘inability. to predi 4 things that will come.te pass. Qn. weather, and thought from the: ap~ guessing # continuance of the same as fickle as.a confirmed flitt. . " We the weather until to-morow at least. oe > Dental Office. ~ Dr. Chapman was . fixing up his yesterday, pfeparatory to commencing the practice: of. his profession. “We wish-him success. : the day previous we prophesied fine . ’ pearances that we would he sure in. , kind, but the weather this Spring is} : shall abandon the habit of foretelling} OL3T HR 3935 ¥ ‘2 WG ota MONDAY, MARCH 23a, 1874. The Grax dest Stock ever brought -toNevada City, (ane é News Depot. 2 1 ems ‘All the late pictorials, montblies, -and-leading weekly literary papers, are on hand and for sale at: the PioMr, Welch also keeps a_largestock of miscellaneous. works, musie--andmusical instruments; We ard undee obligations to him for late papers. The First of the Season; Come everybody to the grand exhibition of the very latest. styles of Mats at the clothing emperium of’ so low that every man wilf be able ta purchase one, Hyman & Bros., -Cotner of Broad and Pine streets, es Ce heer book store of Geo. W. Welch. . Hyman-& Bros.;-which we will sell. OF BEFORE . ee A. BLUMENTHAL, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, BQ ESPECTFULLY informs the people of Nevada city and the sutrounding piaces that he has : Suess aes 5 JUST RECEIVED . __The Largest Stock of Dry & Fancy Goods “tions, and-—Nat~Bailey—wilt “become owner of the Methodist parsonage on Piety Hill. — ~ be erected on the lots above named. Trimming Fruit Trees. b. Most of theowners of orchatds and. vineyards around town havé been trimming their vines and trees. The is now, in consequence of the warm weather, rising very rapidly, and it will soon be too late to de it, particularly on grape vines. Every iadication is now favorable to & large fruit yield. Thosé who have trees or vines should attend to thetn . at once. Fruit will probably be of more value hereafter than it has for~ merly been. That is if the railroad is built. * if SE ol ~~ Hotels, ~ Nevada City can boast of as fine hotels as any town inthe State, They ure large, well furnished and well _kept. Travelers go away with smiling countenances after stopping at them. We expect when the railroad is completed ‘to see them filled to overflowing. We expect to see tour. ists come up here to see the mines, to inhale.the pure atmosphere, and to enjcy the scenery surrounding the ‘county seat, and we fell assured the -socommodations and attention they will receive from the hosts of our hotels will indace them to repeat their visit. ; The Amateurs. The ramor we reported yesterday in reference to our local dramatic troupe going to Grass Valley, proved to be true. We see by the Union that they will appear in Hamilton “Hall, at that place, on Saturday night next: ‘Luke the Laborer’ and “Irish Assurance and Yankee Modesty” are the plays to be presented. We commend the ‘members of the association as not only good performers, but as ladies and gentlemen of a superior order. A New Resident. John T, Morgan, ourworthy County Assessor, is making arrangements tg come to this city, where-he will reside permanently. Last Summer Mr. Morgan purchased the residence of Richard Kelsey, on Main atreet, on speculation, but as we ure going to-have a railroad, Morgan has coneluded to oceupy the house himself with his family. Dr. Haskell’s Lectu On Tuesday night Dr. Haskell again lectured at the Theatre to a large audience. His subject was, “Woman go thy way and sin no more.”” Last night a lecture on what he knows about circuses and showe generally, or thirty years experience as a showman, was. to be delivered. _ Local Reporter. ; J.W. Maddrill, late of the San Juan Times, is now a resident of Grass Valley, and will act as local . Teporter for the Union. Judging from the success of Mr. Maddrill on the Times, we predict a lively local é ~ Came Bottom Chairs Reseated, on Commercial street, pposite Taaxscuirr office, -m26-tf The new church willl. Nevada city. mch25 ‘New Dress and Fancy Goods, Mrs, Sterling has just recéived a beautiful stock of Dress and Fancy Goods, and the ladies of Nevada and vicinity “are. invited to call and see em ; meh 21-4t J Ss > House and Furniture fer Sale. Call on Mrs. H: 8. Mead, Nevada Street, near the bridge. mech22-1w Gentlemen ! has just received a large invoice of . Fine Imported Cigars. You just go and try them when you want to éu joy a goéd smoke. m6 Just Received. Just received and for sale , at Ed. Goldsmith's, fresh Lemons, Limes, Oranges and. Bananuas. m6 ee School Books. Full assortment of School Books and Stationery elways: on hand at Ed. Goldsmith's. m6 SPECIAL NOTICE. Why suffer from Dyspepsia, Indigestion, ‘and loss of appetite, when you can, by using Dr. Henley’ 8 celebrated I X L Bitters, ef feet a perfect cure; they area pleasant and invigorating tonic, and endorsed_and recommended by our most eminent Physicians _(a8-per-certificates on each bottle) for all complainits of the Liver and Diges tive Organs. As a family medicine they . have no equal. See advertisement in another column. ity Rudolph Photograph Gallery, . Broad Street, near Pine. n25 --> How Not to Die. Thousands fall a prey to disease not be cause the maladies that affect them are nec essarily fatal, but because they lack the requisite amount of detivie vitality to make & valliant resistance to the enemy. Itjis a wise precaution to keep the body always in a state of defence—always prepared to” ‘fend off” the germs of epidemic and other disorders, aidto baffle the evil influence of damp miasma and sudden thermometyical changes. There is no difficulty in deing this. Itis® fact as well authenticated as that two and two make four that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is specially adapted to this purpose, and for the simple reaso that its invigorating and regulating properties are superior to those of any otheg medicine in the world. During the twenty-five years that it has been in general use ample opportunit.es have been afforded to compare its medicinal properties with those of other prepsrations claiming to be ofa similar class, aud the result has been ts standard tonic of the age, its introduction into every civilized portion of the trestern hemisphere, and the annual sale which dwarfs into insignificance the demand forall its would-be competitors. : i The record upon which its popularity rests is a curiosity im medicinal literature, for it includes an almost unlimited variety’ of human ailments and. disabilities: In fact, no other remedy possesses such a Variety of hygenic virtues, and it is owing to these characteristics that it owes its prestige as a household medicine. ‘4 It is no exageration to say that Hostetters Stomach Bitters is the most faithful ally of nature, im her struggles with weakness and disease, that medical botany and honest chemistry have yet giveu to the werld. » ——— W. C. JONES, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, Pee LOCATED AT GRASS VALLEY. Take notice, that Ed, Goldsmith. ' adoption -by. the American_people_ad-the . —-— WHOLE PEOPLE 18 CALLED. The Stock consists in ‘and kinds of ‘DRESS GOODS, ‘SUCH AS Silks, Satins, Empress Cloths, Cashmeres, Foulards, Poplins, Black Goods, . Calicos, &e. part of every style te to the large stock of American and Italian Black Silks. . Housekéeping Goods, . An Immense stock on hand, consisting of +} PABLE LYNEN, NAPKINS, SHEETING, bleached and unbleached, and every other article required for family use) ne CARPETS. CARPETS. Of all kinds ard.of the most beautiful Patterns—BRUSSELS, 3-PLY, INGRAIN, OLL-CLOTHS, &c. . SHAWLS. A great variety of the latest Eastern style. They must be seen to be appreciated. ———ee MILLINERY GOODS. The Largest and best Stock in this line ever brought to this city. os a * LADIES FANCY GOODS. My stock in this line is of the choicest hind'‘and of the greatest assortment. Cah and see for yourselves. — Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes. T have on hand a large and most complete Stock of Ladies, Childrens’ and Misses fine Shoes of all kinds which are bound to give the greatest satisfaction. OTHER GOODS. Such as Gloves, Hosiery, Laces, and ten thousand other ar-— ~~ticles too numerous to mention. My Stock is the largest and most complete of any in the city and I propose to give better bargains than can be obtained at any other establishment in this Btate. Before buying any of the above named goods purchasers are requested to give me a@ call as Iam determined not to be UNDERSOLD BY ANY OTHER DEALER BUT shall sell CHEAPER than any GIVE ME A CALLI OFFICE N@. 21: MILL STREET, mé ‘A. BLUMENTHAL. & ? /UNDER Way ee a A. GOLDSMITH’ [BARGAINS UNHEARD) GRanp ann = . EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY TO}; Wah €H-PHE-APTENTION-—OF “THE I-would call special attention . : DON’T DELAY !/ ar —asbiine ae Public Triumphant GRAND ANNUAL eee A POSITIVE FACT ! Cheaper than Ever —FOR— . Thirty Days ! Age J het public is respectfully informed that my GRAND 4NNUAL CLEARING SALE Commences To-Morrow And continues for 30 Days ONLY ! : Durtng that time, the Entire Stocx will ~~] be solt-at «TREMENDOUS REDUCTION. . ~~ . fhe -subjoined LIST OF ‘PRICES. will . give some idea of the reductions made, but to fully understand and appreciate the BARGAINS That are now dffeted, Ladies will do well to-call and examine the Stock, compare prices, &c. (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 cts per 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. . Imperia) 3-ply Carpet $1 50, +— Empress Cloth, all wool, 40 cts On all kinds of Dress Goods a ‘Reduction of 30 per ct is ma de. Fine Ottoman Shawls and Woolen Hosiery at Greatly Reduced Pricés. iBoahs Particular attention is called toa large assortment of Boy’s Wear which will be sold at sacrificing Prices. And a thousand other articles too numerous to mention here. " a aes Call at once and get great barSamples sent to all parts of the P A. GOLDSMITH, Kidd’s Building, B. eee SS ‘ FIA t Site LM AVE LEyaT a Mew pe ; Hi ye set . iat pret. ! SALE '—OF— . CLOTHING, i. Furnishing So FOR THIRTY DAYS. B. H. MILLER QAP OULD respectfully inform the people of Nevada City that he offers his -entire stock of CLOTHING, FURNISHING : GOODS, &o. AT COST: PRICES. =j This isa Genuine sale, as I desire to close out my -wholésteck-to-make-room for the Largest and Finest Stock of Spring Goods, Ever brought to this ,marxet, ‘ Linvite all ‘buyers to give me a call immediately, as I am determined to sell at COST PRICES FOR CASH. Odd Fellows’ Building, ‘Broad Street, Nevada City. _ Nevada, Feb. 28, 1874; ANSON W, LESTER" ‘Lester. & Mulloy, Wholesale and Retail Dealers, ! —IK— GROCERIES, ~~~ g HARDWARE, CROCKERY, Fine Wines and Whiskies. E KEEP ON HAND CONSTANTLY a LARGE and varied Stock of the above line of Goods. : No. 52 Broad Street, NEVADA OITY. Nevada, March 14th. CIGAR STORE. HUGH McCAULEY, : OULD respectfully inform his friends and the public generally that he has purchased the stock and trade of JUJIUS6 GREENWALD and will constantly keep on hand a fine stock of CIGARS, TOBACCO, . PIPES, CARDs, —__ CUTLERY &e, &e. Which he will sell at the Very Lowest ter. By strict attention to the business and endeavpring to please the public he hopes to receive a good share of patronage. oe HUGH McCAULEY. Nevada, Nov. 1, 1873, Transcript Job Printing Office COMMERCIAL STREET. Nevada City. i We are prepared to do Job Printing in a style seeond {6 no office in this State. As an advertising medium the Nevada Daily Transcript is the best in the Northern part of the State. PRICES VERY Liw. Call and see Specimens of our Broad Street, vada City. Ol . Store of D, =1 ted, . ¥ THE QUESTION IS DAILY ASKED BY THOUSANDS OF OUR CITIZENS, “Why ig it that the TXL, Bitters HAVE ACHIEVED SUCH POPULARITY. WITH THE PUBLIC, AND: HAVE SUCH AN IM-— MENSE SALE ?. THE REASONIS§ BECAUSE. THEY ARE AN.OLD AND WELD . ESTABLISHED ARTIOUE, AND ARB ~s a, BA. ' ‘. MADE FROM THE MOST CHOICE BERBS . AND ROOTS : 'THE*MANY_ WHO Have. TRIED THEM, TESTIFY TO THEIR BEX, EFICIAL QUALITIES, AND HAVE NO HESITATIO. INRECOMMENDING THEM TO.THEIR AFFLICTED FRIENDS. . THEY. ARE-ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE BEST TONIC AND RECUPERATOR KNOWN ; THEY BUILD UP THE sysTEM, AND-IMPART STRENGTH TO THE — ~~ WEAK AND EXHAUSTED, AND ARE-EN= DORSED AND RECOMMENDED .BY OUR MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS [as per cértificates on each bottle,}) TO THOSE AEFLICTED WITH DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION AND LOSS OF APPETITE, asa blood purifier they surpass all other so-called tonics which have lately been placed fh the market. : No Family should be without them.— SOLD EVERYWHERE, . Sole Proprietors, 518 Front St. mehli-14 SAN FRANCISGO . COURSE OF LECTURES FOR THE _Benefit_of Nevada Library, AT LIBRARY HALL, Ms Rees following Lectures will be delixered ry * ist Lecture by REV. J. SIMS. Subject : ‘The Master Piece of Creation,” On Wednesday Evening, Marchi8th, %d Lecture by REV. GEO. CLIFFORD. Subject : “Odd Fellowship ; its field and mission.” On Wednesday Evening, March 25th. 3d Lecture by B. J. WATSON. Subject : “Boys.” On Wednesday Evening, April 1st. Tickets for the Oourge $1. Single Ticxets, to-be had et-the Door; 60 cents Dress Making & Hair Dressing. RS. S. F. COOK & MISS REArespectfully inform the ladies that they are repared to make Ladics’ Dresses, Coats, louks, &c with the greatest dispatch, un reasonable terms and after the latest style af fashion. ' . HAIR DRESSING inal) its branches dono to order and at reasonable rates. Rooms on Commercial. St. next door to the Variety F. Dodge and opposite Coe’ Shoe Store. Patronage respectfully — : 4 J. M. WALLING, NOTARY PUBLIC, -——AND— Justice of the Peace. errata: RECORDS AND ABSTRAC. kK? "ING A SPECIALTY. Conveyancing Promptly attend—: ed to, Sit itil att Accounts collected, Office No 44 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. ind JOHNNY JACK. Pine Street, Nevada City. Opposite Kidd’s Building. T= IN TOBACCO, CIGARS, . PIPES, of all kinds. CONFECTIONERY, Nuts, LEMONS ORANGES, FIGs, DATES, &e. If you want & Genuine Impor—— . ted Havana Cigar, ge to JOHN JACK’S. His Tobacco is also of the best brands. Nevada, March 15th, : No' 548, Application fora Patent to Mining Claim. -UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal. March 19th, 1874, OTICE is hereby given that JACOL N BACHTAL and UKIAH 8. BACHTAL, whose Post Office is Neyada city, Nevada County, California, have made plication for a Patent for the Big Deer Creek and Last Chance Placer mines, sftuate in Nevada County Mining District, Nevada County, Galifornia, and described in the plat sud notice on file in this office as.foitows, ‘viz ; Upon surveyed land, being the N%4 of NE 48 4 of NE % of NW.% and N-%4 -of N % of N E 4 of SE 4 N W 44 Sectiod a 70: 16NR.9 E M. D. M. Said location wes made by these Applicants and others of whom they have. since purchased, in themonth of January, 1869. Adjoining clainante are on the South owners of the Nevada Mining Claims. . : All persons holding any ‘adverse claim: thereto are hereby required to present thy same before this office, within sixty days trom the first day of publishing hereof. Dated March 21st, 1874, T. B, McFARKLAND, Register. John Caldwell, Atty for Applicant. COUNTY WARRANTS. Be LL Warrants on Genera) Fand regir.tered prior to May 12th. 1873:also registered Warrants: Nos. 148, 149, 150 and 171 aud 182 on Road Fund. also, Warrant . No, 3 on Indigent sick Fund registered May 6th, 1873, wil) be paid on presentation.— Interest ceases from. this date. : E. P. SANFORD, Treaserer.~ _ Job Printing Ey ; Nevada; Marck By A. H, Parker, Depaty. ; “4. ccreeeriemeinaesniliinsininnenscsces NY DELS heving located in this city Sa

"espective : Pere: into aise . Of the ty-eight i ghth > Tespec. _ at Quity they, the Uni. t thea end _that cle-they. ed with and the, UDtO got -¢ United ton ~ thiy + 1D--the ght hun. he Inde. Americg enon a pure. ute Court te of Cu) 1 day of of the es. e under. iH sel] at o~-eontire INTY, » 1874, roperty, eScribed bids in chase of Hd if pot same at Ider for e Probate Diic sale & Hegar. Tetde “a ath, und the'saig therwise toxthat ris death LeCcs or being in a8 fol. 1g Houre Eureka nia, Alat the ersoLs NCAB. counts J.B, pt paywould xi=f0R ‘Prbtiseript LOCAL AFFAIRS: Real Estate Sales. 2 Some time since Messrs. John W. Hinds and N. P. Brown purchased of Geo. W. Kidd. the brick block, better known as Kida’sblock, on the ‘corner of Broad and Pine streets, for. £ $10,000. These’ gentle}: ee ; tho'eum of $ : office ii the Transonrer building, . meti gave the Methodist Church of} this city, the privilege of taking’ the’ property off their hands at the sare . ’ price paid by them, at any time, if they desired to. convert the upper. _ “put of the building~into a charehyy It was discretionary with the Board whether they shoultaccept it or notAta meeting held on Monday even. “ing last, it was decided not te build at.that place, and so. the property is. now Owned by Messrs. Hinds & Brown.. The Board of Trustees au. thorized Hinds & Brown, the building »)mmittee of the proposed new church, to purchase the lots on the opposite corner of ‘where the present “church now is, owaied by Mrs. Hoel and Nut Bailey, on Broad street, and to dispose of the property now owned by the:Methodist Church, as soon as an order ef court could be obtained. Arrangenients have been made in accordance with the instrucshowing our ‘inability. to predi 4 things that will come.te pass. Qn. weather, and thought from the: ap~ guessing # continuance of the same as fickle as.a confirmed flitt. . " We the weather until to-morow at least. oe > Dental Office. ~ Dr. Chapman was . fixing up his yesterday, pfeparatory to commencing the practice: of. his profession. “We wish-him success. : the day previous we prophesied fine . ’ pearances that we would he sure in. , kind, but the weather this Spring is} : shall abandon the habit of foretelling} OL3T HR 3935 ¥ ‘2 WG ota MONDAY, MARCH 23a, 1874. The Grax dest Stock ever brought -toNevada City, (ane é News Depot. 2 1 ems ‘All the late pictorials, montblies, -and-leading weekly literary papers, are on hand and for sale at: the PioMr, Welch also keeps a_largestock of miscellaneous. works, musie--andmusical instruments; We ard undee obligations to him for late papers. The First of the Season; Come everybody to the grand exhibition of the very latest. styles of Mats at the clothing emperium of’ so low that every man wilf be able ta purchase one, Hyman & Bros., -Cotner of Broad and Pine streets, es Ce heer book store of Geo. W. Welch. . Hyman-& Bros.;-which we will sell. OF BEFORE . ee A. BLUMENTHAL, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, BQ ESPECTFULLY informs the people of Nevada city and the sutrounding piaces that he has : Suess aes 5 JUST RECEIVED . __The Largest Stock of Dry & Fancy Goods “tions, and-—Nat~Bailey—wilt “become owner of the Methodist parsonage on Piety Hill. — ~ be erected on the lots above named. Trimming Fruit Trees. b. Most of theowners of orchatds and. vineyards around town havé been trimming their vines and trees. The is now, in consequence of the warm weather, rising very rapidly, and it will soon be too late to de it, particularly on grape vines. Every iadication is now favorable to & large fruit yield. Thosé who have trees or vines should attend to thetn . at once. Fruit will probably be of more value hereafter than it has for~ merly been. That is if the railroad is built. * if SE ol ~~ Hotels, ~ Nevada City can boast of as fine hotels as any town inthe State, They ure large, well furnished and well _kept. Travelers go away with smiling countenances after stopping at them. We expect when the railroad is completed ‘to see them filled to overflowing. We expect to see tour. ists come up here to see the mines, to inhale.the pure atmosphere, and to enjcy the scenery surrounding the ‘county seat, and we fell assured the -socommodations and attention they will receive from the hosts of our hotels will indace them to repeat their visit. ; The Amateurs. The ramor we reported yesterday in reference to our local dramatic troupe going to Grass Valley, proved to be true. We see by the Union that they will appear in Hamilton “Hall, at that place, on Saturday night next: ‘Luke the Laborer’ and “Irish Assurance and Yankee Modesty” are the plays to be presented. We commend the ‘members of the association as not only good performers, but as ladies and gentlemen of a superior order. A New Resident. John T, Morgan, ourworthy County Assessor, is making arrangements tg come to this city, where-he will reside permanently. Last Summer Mr. Morgan purchased the residence of Richard Kelsey, on Main atreet, on speculation, but as we ure going to-have a railroad, Morgan has coneluded to oceupy the house himself with his family. Dr. Haskell’s Lectu On Tuesday night Dr. Haskell again lectured at the Theatre to a large audience. His subject was, “Woman go thy way and sin no more.”” Last night a lecture on what he knows about circuses and showe generally, or thirty years experience as a showman, was. to be delivered. _ Local Reporter. ; J.W. Maddrill, late of the San Juan Times, is now a resident of Grass Valley, and will act as local . Teporter for the Union.. Judging from the success of Mr. Maddrill on the Times, we predict a lively local é ~ Came Bottom Chairs Reseated, on Commercial street, pposite Taaxscuirr office, -m26-tf The new church willl. Nevada city. mch25 ‘New Dress and Fancy Goods, Mrs, Sterling has just recéived a beautiful stock of Dress and Fancy Goods, and the ladies of Nevada and vicinity “are. invited to call and see em ; meh 21-4t J Ss > House and Furniture fer Sale. Call on Mrs. H: 8. Mead, Nevada Street, near the bridge. mech22-1w Gentlemen ! has just received a large invoice of . Fine Imported Cigars. You just go and try them when you want to éu joy a goéd smoke. m6 Just Received. Just received and for sale , at Ed. Goldsmith's, fresh Lemons, Limes, Oranges and. Bananuas. m6 ee School Books. Full assortment of School Books and Stationery elways: on hand at Ed. Goldsmith's. m6 SPECIAL NOTICE. Why suffer from Dyspepsia, Indigestion, ‘and loss of appetite, when you can, by using Dr. Henley’ 8 celebrated I X L Bitters, ef feet a perfect cure; they area pleasant and invigorating tonic, and endorsed_and recommended by our most eminent Physicians _(a8-per-certificates on each bottle) for all complainits of the Liver and Diges tive Organs. As a family medicine they . have no equal. See advertisement in another column. ity Rudolph Photograph Gallery, . Broad Street, near Pine. n25 --> How Not to Die. Thousands fall a prey to disease not be cause the maladies that affect them are nec essarily fatal, but because they lack the requisite amount of detivie vitality to make & valliant resistance to the enemy. Itjis a wise precaution to keep the body always in a state of defence—always prepared to” ‘fend off” the germs of epidemic and other disorders, aidto baffle the evil influence of damp miasma and sudden thermometyical changes. There is no difficulty in deing this. Itis® fact as well authenticated as that two and two make four that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is specially adapted to this purpose, and for the simple reaso that its invigorating and regulating properties are superior to those of any otheg medicine in the world. During the twenty-five years that it has been in general use ample opportunit.es have been afforded to compare its medicinal properties with those of other prepsrations claiming to be ofa similar class, aud the result has been ts standard tonic of the age, its introduction into every civilized portion of the trestern hemisphere, and the annual sale which dwarfs into insignificance the demand forall its would-be competitors. : i The record upon which its popularity rests is a curiosity im medicinal literature, for it includes an almost unlimited variety’ of human ailments and. disabilities: In fact, no other remedy possesses such a Variety of hygenic virtues, and it is owing to these characteristics that it owes its prestige as a household medicine. ‘4 It is no exageration to say that Hostetters Stomach Bitters is the most faithful ally of nature, im her struggles with weakness and disease, that medical botany and honest chemistry have yet giveu to the werld. » ——— W. C. JONES, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, Pee LOCATED AT GRASS VALLEY. Take notice, that Ed, Goldsmith. ' adoption -by. the American_people_ad-the . —-— WHOLE PEOPLE 18 CALLED. The Stock consists in ‘and kinds of ‘DRESS GOODS, ‘SUCH AS Silks, Satins, Empress Cloths, Cashmeres, Foulards, Poplins, Black Goods, .. Calicos, &e. part of every style te to the large stock of American and Italian Black Silks. . Housekéeping Goods, . An Immense stock on hand, consisting of +} PABLE LYNEN, NAPKINS, SHEETING, bleached and unbleached, and every other article required for family use) ne CARPETS. CARPETS.

Of all kinds ard.of the most beautiful Patterns—BRUSSELS, 3-PLY, INGRAIN, OLL-CLOTHS, &c. . SHAWLS. A great variety of the latest Eastern style. They must be seen to be appreciated. ———ee MILLINERY GOODS. The Largest and best Stock in this line ever brought to this city. os a * LADIES FANCY GOODS. My stock in this line is of the choicest hind'‘and of the greatest assortment. Cah and see for yourselves. — Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes. T have on hand a large and most complete Stock of Ladies, Childrens’ and Misses fine Shoes of all kinds which are bound to give the greatest satisfaction. OTHER GOODS. Such as Gloves, Hosiery, Laces, and ten thousand other ar-— ~~ticles too numerous to mention. My Stock is the largest and most complete of any in the city and I propose to give better bargains than can be obtained at any other establishment in this Btate. Before buying any of the above named goods purchasers are requested to give me a@ call as Iam determined not to be UNDERSOLD BY ANY OTHER DEALER BUT shall sell CHEAPER than any GIVE ME A CALLI OFFICE N@. 21: MILL STREET, mé ‘A. BLUMENTHAL. & ? /UNDER Way ee a A. GOLDSMITH’ [BARGAINS UNHEARD) GRanp ann = . EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY TO}; Wah €H-PHE-APTENTION-—OF “THE I-would call special attention . : DON’T DELAY !/ ar —asbiine ae Public Triumphant GRAND ANNUAL eee A POSITIVE FACT ! Cheaper than Ever —FOR— . Thirty Days ! Age J het public is respectfully informed that my GRAND 4NNUAL CLEARING SALE Commences To-Morrow And continues for 30 Days ONLY ! : Durtng that time, the Entire Stocx will ~~] be solt-at «TREMENDOUS REDUCTION. . ~~ . fhe -subjoined LIST OF ‘PRICES. will . give some idea of the reductions made, but to fully understand and appreciate the BARGAINS That are now dffeted, Ladies will do well to-call and examine the Stock, compare prices, &c. (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 cts per 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. . Imperia) 3-ply Carpet $1 50, +— Empress Cloth, all wool, 40 cts On all kinds of Dress Goods a ‘Reduction of 30 per ct is ma de. Fine Ottoman Shawls and Woolen Hosiery at Greatly Reduced Pricés. iBoahs Particular attention is called toa large assortment of Boy’s Wear which will be sold at sacrificing Prices. And a thousand other articles too numerous to mention here. " a aes Call at once and get great barSamples sent to all parts of the P A. GOLDSMITH, Kidd’s Building, B. eee SS ‘ FIA t Site LM AVE LEyaT a Mew pe ; Hi ye set . iat pret. ! SALE '—OF— . CLOTHING, i. Furnishing So FOR THIRTY DAYS. B. H. MILLER QAP OULD respectfully inform the people of Nevada City that he offers his -entire stock of CLOTHING, FURNISHING : GOODS, &o. AT COST: PRICES. =j This isa Genuine sale, as I desire to close out my -wholésteck-to-make-room for the Largest and Finest Stock of Spring Goods, Ever brought to this ,marxet, ‘ Linvite all ‘buyers to give me a call immediately, as I am determined to sell at COST PRICES FOR CASH. Odd Fellows’ Building, ‘Broad Street, Nevada City. _ Nevada, Feb. 28, 1874; ANSON W, LESTER" ‘Lester. & Mulloy, Wholesale and Retail Dealers, ! —IK— GROCERIES, ~~~ g HARDWARE, CROCKERY, Fine Wines and Whiskies. E KEEP ON HAND CONSTANTLY a LARGE and varied Stock of the above line of Goods. : No. 52 Broad Street, NEVADA OITY. Nevada, March 14th. CIGAR STORE. HUGH McCAULEY, : OULD respectfully inform his friends and the public generally that he has purchased the stock and trade of JUJIUS6 GREENWALD and will constantly keep on hand a fine stock of CIGARS, TOBACCO, . PIPES, CARDs, —__ CUTLERY &e, &e. Which he will sell at the Very Lowest ter. By strict attention to the business and endeavpring to please the public he hopes to receive a good share of patronage. oe HUGH McCAULEY. Nevada, Nov. 1, 1873, Transcript Job Printing Office COMMERCIAL STREET. Nevada City. i We are prepared to do Job Printing in a style seeond {6 no office in this State. As an advertising medium the Nevada Daily Transcript is the best in the Northern part of the State. PRICES VERY Liw. Call and see Specimens of our Broad Street, vada City. Ol . Store of D, =1 ted, . ¥ THE QUESTION IS DAILY ASKED BY THOUSANDS OF OUR CITIZENS, “Why ig it that the TXL, Bitters HAVE ACHIEVED SUCH POPULARITY. WITH THE PUBLIC, AND: HAVE SUCH AN IM-— MENSE SALE ?. THE REASONIS§ BECAUSE. THEY ARE AN.OLD AND WELD . ESTABLISHED ARTIOUE, AND ARB ~s a, BA. ' ‘. MADE FROM THE MOST CHOICE BERBS . AND ROOTS : 'THE*MANY_ WHO Have. TRIED THEM, TESTIFY TO THEIR BEX, EFICIAL QUALITIES, AND HAVE NO HESITATIO. INRECOMMENDING THEM TO.THEIR AFFLICTED FRIENDS. . THEY. ARE-ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE BEST TONIC AND RECUPERATOR KNOWN ; THEY BUILD UP THE sysTEM, AND-IMPART STRENGTH TO THE — ~~ WEAK AND EXHAUSTED, AND ARE-EN= DORSED AND RECOMMENDED .BY OUR MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS [as per cértificates on each bottle,}) TO THOSE AEFLICTED WITH DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION AND LOSS OF APPETITE, asa blood purifier they surpass all other so-called tonics which have lately been placed fh the market. : No Family should be without them.— SOLD EVERYWHERE, . Sole Proprietors, 518 Front St. mehli-14 SAN FRANCISGO . COURSE OF LECTURES FOR THE _Benefit_of Nevada Library, AT LIBRARY HALL, Ms Rees following Lectures will be delixered ry * ist Lecture by REV. J. SIMS. Subject : ‘The Master Piece of Creation,” On Wednesday Evening, Marchi8th, %d Lecture by REV. GEO. CLIFFORD. Subject : “Odd Fellowship ; its field and mission.” On Wednesday Evening, March 25th. 3d Lecture by B. J. WATSON. Subject : “Boys.” On Wednesday Evening, April 1st. Tickets for the Oourge $1. Single Ticxets, to-be had et-the Door; 60 cents Dress Making & Hair Dressing. RS. S. F. COOK & MISS REArespectfully inform the ladies that they are repared to make Ladics’ Dresses, Coats, louks, &c with the greatest dispatch, un reasonable terms and after the latest style af fashion. ' . HAIR DRESSING inal) its branches dono to order and at reasonable rates. Rooms on Commercial. St. next door to the Variety F. Dodge and opposite Coe’ Shoe Store. Patronage respectfully — : 4 J. M. WALLING, NOTARY PUBLIC, -——AND— Justice of the Peace. errata: RECORDS AND ABSTRAC. kK? "ING A SPECIALTY. Conveyancing Promptly attend—: ed to, Sit itil att Accounts collected, Office No 44 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. ind JOHNNY JACK. Pine Street, Nevada City. Opposite Kidd’s Building. T= IN TOBACCO, CIGARS, . PIPES, of all kinds. CONFECTIONERY, Nuts, LEMONS ORANGES, FIGs, DATES, &e. If you want & Genuine Impor—— . ted Havana Cigar, ge to JOHN JACK’S. His Tobacco is also of the best brands. Nevada, March 15th, : No' 548, Application fora Patent to Mining Claim. -UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal. March 19th, 1874, OTICE is hereby given that JACOL N BACHTAL and UKIAH 8. BACHTAL, whose Post Office is Neyada city, Nevada County, California, have made plication for a Patent for the Big Deer Creek and Last Chance Placer mines, sftuate in Nevada County Mining District, Nevada County, Galifornia, and described in the plat sud notice on file in this office as.foitows, ‘viz ; Upon surveyed land, being the N%4 of NE 48 4 of NE % of NW.% and N-%4 -of N % of N E 4 of SE 4 N W 44 Sectiod a 70: 16NR.9 E M. D. M. Said location wes made by these Applicants and others of whom they have. since purchased, in themonth of January, 1869. Adjoining clainante are on the South owners of the Nevada Mining Claims. . : All persons holding any ‘adverse claim: thereto are hereby required to present thy same before this office, within sixty days trom the first day of publishing hereof. Dated March 21st, 1874, T. B, McFARKLAND, Register. John Caldwell, Atty for Applicant. COUNTY WARRANTS. Be LL Warrants on Genera) Fand regir.tered prior to May 12th. 1873:also registered Warrants: Nos. 148, 149, 150 and 171 aud 182 on Road Fund. also, Warrant . No, 3 on Indigent sick Fund registered May 6th, 1873, wil) be paid on presentation.— Interest ceases from. this date. : E. P. SANFORD, Treaserer.~ _ Job Printing Ey ; Nevada; Marck By A. H, Parker, Depaty. ; “4. ccreeeriemeinaesniliinsininnenscsces NY DELS heving located in this city Sa