March 4, 1870 (4 pages)

N. P. BROWN & M.S, DEAL, being Publishers and Proprietors. sot @Mfice Cor. Broad_& Pine Streets.: 8 ‘the TERMS OF THE TRANSCRIPT: at by Per Week : : : : : :.: Twenty-Five Cents. fonte Bed _§ ____ BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. _ J. A. LANCASTER, Proprietor. : the accommodation of thé@-travelin = eer es + lic. Large additions hay unmade to ity me and it bas been fitted’up in Samar) style, aie Sleeping Rooms are large,airy and comfortable and the Table compare favorably with ase that of any H guesis confortable. Stages for all parts of the State have their Office gt this Hotel: The House is kept open. all night or the eeneeree of the traveling —S : ws. i w swith the Hotel, A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. JOHN A. LANCASTER. Nevada City, Dec, iith, 1869. ule BMP IRE LIVERY STABLE _ BROAD STREET, NEVADA OFTY, Opposite the National Exchange LANCASEEM & Bt & ROBINSON, ? G Teants, with £ cleat Buggi Hacks to let at the shortest notice pee the as fast as any gentleman cares to drive. Carriages for Funerals attended to witn : “prompttiess, ge se Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or month. __._ and the best of care enarante LANCASTER &: ROBINSON. Nevada, Oct, 4th. Fruit and Vegetable Store, ; —¥, 8. RUMERY,— Commercial Street.Nevada city. Boy constantly on haud a guod supply VEGRTABLES, RANCHI AND¥1GKIN BUT: TER, © REESE, CANNKD B exUITS, SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, . . ~ of said. th EGGS, a, de. dee. &e. Cr ave made: arra of Keb ll the different kinds of LE NEW Peters, ’ LES AND FRUIT as soon as sage — in kK ef markets below. peer SH EPAR D Nevada RUBBER BOOTS! gy OM ~~ (Patented December tet, 1863.) — ~ EALHER OUTSIDE SOLES. ath ty ‘ hs ON CLAD HEELS. The usual way of nsifitir Leather Soles on Rubber Boots makes holes quite:through the Soles, which are sure to leak. These Leather Soles are fastened by anchors imbedded in the Rubber when the Boots: are: made, but do not 5°00 go through the Soles. ‘The Boots are +5100 therefore perfectly water-proof, 00 and the Seles can be mended without 00 makiny them leak, They wil! wear three or ode 00 ome yet mae ‘than the ordinary doubleis 80 e 00 HUBBER CLOTHING COMPANY, S B47 way, New York, ts : $2 Lake Street, Chicago,ivege 00 Si 5-2m. 607 Market Street, San Francisco BANCROFT’S PACIFIC GUIDE. FOR TRAVELERS BY Railway, Stage. and Steamers ! IN THE PACIFIC STATES! ‘(HE GUIDE has sav lately ‘peeri wale. T and the price reduced to 25 comts. it isnow the most complete ‘and ES _— ey iste > ESSE ve ager reliable Guide par _hed.on the. necessaPaci tic Coast. Wai Or Contains fall Time Tables of the Central & Western Patific Railroads and connections, and all Railway, Stage and Steamer—in nd and ocean—Routes on the Coast. , Alsoj Tape ofthe principal lines. Tov iste Guide to Yosemite, Tahoe, Big Trees, the Geisers.and other noted resorts. Hotel Direetory. Monthly account of Railways and their progress. Table of Stamp Duties. Hack Fare, Foreign and Domestic Pos‘ age, etc. Special attention is called to the Gulde as Pa ~~ g & an advertising. medium. a large monthly circulation in all the’ States atid Territories, and on tne line of the be GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE, it offers énF perior inducements to sdvertisers: weeunia, a ee ee over Carley & Beckiian’ssaloon, vada, = . = The Daily “Brmssctiyt . 2 NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL . AS fJXHIS well known Hotel is always open for . ’ sl in the State. The proprietor xpenseterender his . -—7R68t-Feasonable terme. Onr from vite, aC ina eete ant reo of go ag . 8. D. & i. Ww. SMITH’S _ Id FRIDAY MORNING, ‘waRoH-4we = = = i PEIRCE, EDWARD F. _ AGENT, No {228 Sutter street, ““SKN-FRANCISCO.1= The Most{Perfect and. bean ti MUSICALSINSTRUMENT IN THE WORLD . The mcoresaten bige makes: tome Attractive l~ ~fAnd refines and elevates the minds ofall. te pocittnk in sromeanoe and ean Gas FIRSE PREMIUM AWARDED —TO THE— AMERICAN ORGANS ! A‘ the great New bay ~_ . Fair, at Rochester, Se ber, 1864, over the who.e catalogue exhib ted there by the most celebrated makers. ty os With the most perfect confidence we call the attention of the public to the AMERICAN ORG AN-as an instrument longdesiret in the mily Circle, ‘and with our: patent-4 pr is adapted to'all kinds of music, more eepeciall y to sacred music, with its sustained tones and harmonies, so much.desired and sought for in American homes. The AMERICAN ORGANS are etpertor to all other Instruments of the kind im many important particulars. THEY are superior to all others in their greater fullness and Pipe Organ tone, velume _ power, They are. superior in ex-, quickness ef action, and elasticity of me Toldering them perfect in rapid movements. They are superior in quality and: beant ‘tone and when controlled of the DOUBLE BELLOWSand BLOW PEDALS: Knee Swell &c. the eet eres er roduced from the softe' rot the Atolian Ha to the full rs ven cade. of the Chure ‘) Orgat, thas enabling rformer to give expressions not to be found i in any other instrament. The American Organs are b most beautifal in exterior fint#h. : nay pleee ee a t toom and.occn & resect copie every Paricua “and perfect “fhe Rosewood te abe are’ Varniehed* and Polished. in the wignes. 2 . »yleof ani it The Oak and Walnut ¥er Churches, the American “Or n is es Boon its beauty of style. ite exacted Ma d ae saapted for volume and st: pn, peso of —" THE AMERICAN ORGANS Are prongs br geere, than one-handred of toany other yet produced, and webs conden ~@ The ‘First ee ci es Ci”. iene KE All orders should be addressed to EDWARO F. renee cae & ad Sole Aget fa the AMERICAN, ORGANS, ott pe , . Bor the American Home Circle! oe hg es far the . orming a * Parlor or. : BITTERS. : ~The Best Tonic ic in the World ‘~ A Sure Cure for Dyspepsia! A Safe Remedy for ¥ adigestion . : it Js a epnesst beverage,. and harmless to the deli. ate. systein. Try it once, and you never will be withoutit. Every Family Ought to Have a Bottle in the House. Take Notice—It having come to our notice ficonte unscrapulous parties are endeavorto sell & Spuriot= ar ‘purporting it to : Heed our-celebrated.I-X.L Bitters, 20 nniversally in use, now we hereby caution consumers anf to be imposed upon; before purchasing examine if the bottles are. oe with onr trade waark—Dr Henley’s signature acresa the top of we-strictly-warn-parties from fill-any concoctions into our. and reppd ng it as our Bitters. We shall ressouts any and all ad so infringing to the full extent ot the OSs & CO Sole Manafhotarers Dr ifenley’ #1 X wv Bitters 518 Front street San Francisco, savicanD:’ HOOPER . & CO. Importers, Wholesale and Retail’ DEALERS IN CROCKERY, CUTLERY, CHINA and _ KEROSENE, GLASSWARE, a Se HOOPER . ARE AGENTS FOR THE San P. aucisco Plating Works. No. $35 Pine Street. Belo Montgomery Street: fan Francisco, Sept 30th.:. Jeessepeetes BOOTS AND SR@OES WILLIAM R. COE Corner of Main & Commercial Sts* I have é ust received NEW STO K OF GOODS ~ Consisting of : Gents’. Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, Ladies? Misses’ and Children’s Baimorals, No ag, ow Slippers, &c. From the best be eae ed of. ‘Saw York, Philadel mie poe Boston, : Rubber # Gents, Ladies, Wisse Te CHILDRENS" SHOES, Just from the Manufactory,received by the last * steamer, ‘falso have 4 full assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, atllgwe s Celebrated Se 1) gal oot ote ie. French Cc Ki, ng Skins, Sols, Léather ench Cale rae Pegs, ‘Naits, Awis, Thread, Lasts, va infact everything to be found fn afirst class Shoe — ae aly aes ers oe one in the very 8 ots ploy Shoes made to order ‘Anata goad fit Warranced in every case. i keep Boots of my own cnenaheatere always on hand-and will sell my Goods caper than any otherthis elty. H. S. CROCKER & CO. IMPORTING STATIONERS. Lowest Wholesale Rates in the STATE. BOOK AND 508 PRINTERS. 7 Blank Book Manufacturers, 42 and 44 J St, Sacramento. The Largest Offiec on the Pacifi j we RETURNING LEAVE SACRAMENTO for CENTRAL AND WESTERN] Time Schedule, January 12,1870. Express}: Hotel} Mail EASTWARD, Train . ever Sunday Dail . . Wedn’ay.! excep’d San Franc’ co,Ly . 8.0) am $00 aM {4.9 PM Oakland, 30 AM 4.30 PM San José, e a 45 ** 4.50 * Stockton, * ) 12.15 Pit 8,35 ** Sactamente, Ar} 2.00 “* 10.80 ** : Emigr’t Sacramento, Ly] 2.20% . 2.20pm! 4 30am Junction, 3.35) ** 606 ** Maryeville, Arj 4.10 ‘* 10.80, * Colfax, Lv . 6 55 * 11.45“ B * 9.15.** 4,30: pm Reno, “') (454M) 1.454m . 1) 15am Wadeworth, “ . 3% * 6.15 am Winnemucas, 10.35 ‘* Tibam 2.20 Pm 1.20 * »H. 4, 6.10;8* 415 PM Geri «620% 9°30 * Ogden, Ar!. 830am. 8.004mM. 1.00P™m E é et Hotel . Emig’nt WESTWARD. Train . ever anal rt I aily. Saturday.) Daily. vj 6.00pm} 6.00 6.03 2M Dee BE . eT ean Carlin, $10.25 ** 9.10 * Argenta, “ . 110Pm 12,10 aM Winnemncta *“* . 4.50” 1.45 ** Wadsworth, * . 1200 am 8.15 PM Reno, “ 1 205 * . 2.06am). 11,45 ** Cieco, note WT EY Vee Tb6AM Colfax, * . 980 * 11.55°°° Marysyille, -.** . W.4).“ 1,00Pm Junction, 712 15 pm 410 ** Secramento, Ar illu * ote ail, Sacramente,. lw 130“ ". "eere: Mey Josey. 12 40 PM ‘. San cutest "1.00 var . 12:40 *' B, Gen’! Sap'tabel T Agent. ay ‘. MEDICAL. INSTITUTE i _ SHORT ROUTE Throngh from MARYSVILLE . re =TO— San Francisco; Sacramento and Calistoga. SrA aa? 80 miles Sayed in Distance. “—AND— 3 Hours in Time from Marysville to San Francisco ! ; si Hours Running Time to Sacramento. t Going South. 6 A. M. MORNING EXPRESS, from MarysvVille, arriving in peccnmentes at og 5 A.M. and in San Francisco at.11 1 P. M. AFTERN on PRESS, from arysville, arrivingin San Francisco at 7,2.M. . aud in, Sacramento at £. P.M. & pr, FO. ¥OUNG, in 1850, _ Established by. No Cure, No Pay. ; Consultation by Faring’ or Se a r ‘BIS celebrated Institute bik enjo this gw an uninterrupted enjoyed, 49 e o elewan bas Tndtnton ofthe ae. sili: Sian : : ea. hy re pg pe ee tae y received.and.cur t of number of patients chant the very cieet of the world aaa 'the aticits. treatment ranks it second to none. PRIVATE DISEASES In Males, and fi South! waning the great destroyers: attack the 8. atom and nally ee iy ie: 8 h sale wr om oy ee siren =euc ‘eseive pase leg Sy vag race of man. _The ‘Can be seen in Scrofula, Consumpti ope . en. the gdlotlo, the Par ‘cs Gate ne UY Tosognised be as t aentek PATA! TAL the oneal donbles oy oe dange: The w yak been treated with that NG L POISON, are-not, cured ; has only assumed a new hs saa seat SA. Mi. STRAMERNEW “WORE, Foor! Commander)—will leave her berth, ont street wharf, San Francisco, dail (Sandays excepted) ), atriving at Vallejo, ar o:60 am; connecting with EXPRESS TRAIN for Marysville and Sacramento, reaching Sacramento at 12.15 p m: and Marysville he 2pm. P, M.—STEAMER N&W WORLD will leave San Francieeo, Daily, (Sundays ex» cepted) —arriving at Vaile} 0 At.5.20 P, M, connecting with EXPRESS THAIN tor Satramento and Marysville, Se 7:50 pm: and farvsvilie at 9p PASSENGERS takin the. 6 Al M and 1. P, M, trains from Marysville arriveat Sacramento. ‘without change of cars, at 8,15 A, M. and 4 P, _ fen. and Way ‘Stations ‘at 11,00 A. _ Sunday: ‘rains. ot Going South, 10.30 A. M.—SUNDAY EXPRESS, leavee Davis Junction 12.20;P,—M. ‘connecting. Trait frony EF a ow San Francisco at 6.15. P.M. is Going North.” “§ a. STRAT eave San Francisea, connecting wr Alehey . with cara of the Cabeene pegitc Railroad for ee ‘Marysville and way Stations, ar: Fixing jn Seat Sacramento at 1pm. and Marysville . -of CARS oF ‘THE NAPA ‘VALLEY oRATLROAD make close convection at Valle o, with all Trains of’ the California Pacific Railroad and (Steamer New World ) . SPECIAL NOTICE, Passengers taking the 6A, M. Morning Exress from ree le reach San Francieco at 1:45 Ac Mi 4houre in tld ay returning by the , hoat from san Franeisco ‘reaching iaryeritle at 9 P. M.o the enme day. Tickets for above, Short. Route for sale atthe Western House, Marysville. aie checked through to call points on us: DP. C, HASKIN. R. 8. Mattison, Assistant Superintendent. PACAFIC BAILROADS, . ble and dosthuctive of at of all noe ata Weakness—wasting oa anid ers, destroy-. ‘ing him dong of life be broken” alin and ea : geet him alon n "pat exis-with . ER NEW wont ies ? there a a. its iP yar ote the tissu¢s End arte burst outin the ange A wie avira nce that ii) baffle the effects of medicine, poate erage SEMINAL WEAKNESS, The yourig mani wlio extotledioes that prow syatem, eati gans beneath ing weakness in his pacaler si penises pene ht aitiace cog the anne of: the ‘ack, irtmilng fthe habe, dis — anacoowtable tailing of tte emi ing trou net forebe orev ete 8] troubled and: jncivions' deeaziie. rowing deafness, loss of muscular i nes to a and: numerous other Por 4 4 Mes f aisorgant gre “ro him + Wandetis ade his aed ont. the discharge of the tence in nocturnal and dara emissio mere cessation of the chises its "appeatance Peas no ge, that hay rate ne Sees a D je a ate of his’ peapacent my mr no -rescite x part chim, . Phere igno cept proper and skilful ti treatment. Consult the: at once, a physician whom vac prectice an careful research has made him ret y coneas a ol every’ pine ot th sease,— Those who have me wvieisans of eolita. ry vices, that dreadful, destrucepenaraeand 3 table habit, weit is chousand ; ek rooms with par cs aud cons andreds of untimely graves wer te miaguided victims, should consult witho — moment's delay, one who will sympathise with their suf\ ferings, To sueh the Doctor wou especiallyrecommend ee givin to eath and ali, pirtroomr w El Perfect and sina, at Cure, withou ndran us) cae, fr . Diet,. Fear of Exposure, Fee ° IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES, When a female is 1n trouble or d disease, ney tig oo awd, or : surgica’ oa th hie sician een ee woh da poate w comminister PD roliet, and whose RS porter ing in society recommen im. the confi-aehee of the Yotnintrntty ae ty ‘nnder-. puniing tea im " called these re-. and by call § are, ieeis beng calling ¢ the avvention the, aimicreate ay ri that he has been ‘of Obstetrics and Female Dieenber: or 'Pwenty Years, . pe Recent n , nO rears of study aid it in ps a Gaon es. vears OL ety and famili “sf ~ ca sae, to save a from toe hands the . signin aes ey jes can ne upon a father. ° ‘ia in ence cely hs in rat him one who can fi y Th trotbis—one muwngee and befriend ae lh secresy the ntmos' Consultation reg = ~ Otherwine) Pm Furs _ CRLEBRATED FEMALE REMEDIES anded from the Pd me! pega of ung, have now.obtai & most exten-. and are i Ge ronee tob pone Bs Foe pal. abd ate cornet weitere for which they are app en, * Frantly accruing test ers ethene, declare them to be emi their action. 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N. P. BROWN & M.S, DEAL, being Publishers and Proprietors. sot @Mfice Cor. Broad_& Pine Streets.: 8 ‘the TERMS OF THE TRANSCRIPT: at by Per Week : : : : : :.: Twenty-Five Cents. fonte Bed _§ ____ BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. _ J. A. LANCASTER, Proprietor. : the accommodation of thé@-travelin = eer es + lic. Large additions hay unmade to ity me and it bas been fitted’up in Samar) style, aie Sleeping Rooms are large,airy and comfortable and the Table compare favorably with ase that of any H guesis confortable. Stages for all parts of the State have their Office gt this Hotel: The House is kept open. all night or the eeneeree of the traveling —S : ws. i w swith the Hotel, A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. JOHN A. LANCASTER. Nevada City, Dec, iith, 1869. ule BMP IRE LIVERY STABLE _ BROAD STREET, NEVADA OFTY, Opposite the National Exchange LANCASEEM & Bt & ROBINSON, ? G Teants, with £ cleat Buggi Hacks to let at the shortest notice pee the as fast as any gentleman cares to drive. Carriages for Funerals attended to witn : “prompttiess, ge se Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or month. __._ and the best of care enarante LANCASTER &: ROBINSON. Nevada, Oct, 4th. Fruit and Vegetable Store, ; —¥, 8. RUMERY,— Commercial Street..Nevada city. Boy constantly on haud a guod supply VEGRTABLES, RANCHI AND¥1GKIN BUT: TER, © REESE, CANNKD B exUITS, SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, . . ~ of said. th EGGS, a, de. dee. &e. Cr ave made: arra of Keb ll the different kinds of LE NEW Peters, ’ LES AND FRUIT as soon as sage — in kK ef markets below. peer SH EPAR D Nevada RUBBER BOOTS! gy OM ~~ (Patented December tet, 1863.) — ~ EALHER OUTSIDE SOLES. ath ty ‘ hs ON CLAD HEELS. The usual way of nsifitir Leather Soles on Rubber Boots makes holes quite:through the Soles, which are sure to leak. These Leather Soles are fastened by anchors imbedded in the Rubber when the Boots: are: made, but do not 5°00 go through the Soles. ‘The Boots are +5100 therefore perfectly water-proof, 00 and the Seles can be mended without 00 makiny them leak, They wil! wear three or ode 00 ome yet mae ‘than the ordinary doubleis 80 e 00 HUBBER CLOTHING COMPANY, S B47 way, New York, ts : $2 Lake Street, Chicago,ivege 00 Si 5-2m. 607 Market Street, San Francisco BANCROFT’S PACIFIC GUIDE. FOR TRAVELERS BY Railway, Stage. and Steamers ! IN THE PACIFIC STATES! ‘(HE GUIDE has sav lately ‘peeri wale. T and the price reduced to 25 comts. it isnow the most complete ‘and ES _— ey iste > ESSE ve ager reliable Guide par _hed.on the. necessaPaci tic Coast. Wai Or Contains fall Time Tables of the Central & Western Patific Railroads and connections, and all Railway, Stage and Steamer—in nd and ocean—Routes on the Coast. , Alsoj Tape ofthe principal lines. Tov iste Guide to Yosemite, Tahoe, Big Trees, the Geisers.and other noted resorts. Hotel Direetory. Monthly account of Railways and their progress. Table of Stamp Duties. Hack Fare, Foreign and Domestic Pos‘ age, etc. Special attention is called to the Gulde as Pa ~~ g & an advertising. medium. a large monthly circulation in all the’ States atid Territories, and on tne line of the be GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE, it offers énF perior inducements to sdvertisers: weeunia, a ee ee over Carley & Beckiian’ssaloon, vada, = . = The Daily “Brmssctiyt . 2 NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL . AS fJXHIS well known Hotel is always open for . ’ sl in the State. The proprietor xpenseterender his . -—7R68t-Feasonable terme. Onr from vite, aC ina eete ant reo of go ag . 8. D. & i. Ww. SMITH’S _ Id FRIDAY MORNING, ‘waRoH-4we = = = i PEIRCE, EDWARD F. _ AGENT, No {228 Sutter street, ““SKN-FRANCISCO.1= The Most{Perfect and. bean ti MUSICALSINSTRUMENT IN THE WORLD . The mcoresaten bige makes: tome Attractive l~ ~fAnd refines and elevates the minds ofall. te pocittnk in sromeanoe and ean Gas FIRSE PREMIUM AWARDED —TO THE— AMERICAN ORGANS ! A‘ the great New bay ~_ . Fair, at Rochester, Se ber, 1864, over the who.e catalogue exhib ted there by the most celebrated makers. ty os With the most perfect confidence we call the attention of the public to the AMERICAN ORG AN-as an instrument longdesiret in the mily Circle, ‘and with our: patent-4 pr is adapted to'all kinds of music, more eepeciall y to sacred music, with its sustained tones and harmonies, so much.desired and sought for in American homes. The AMERICAN ORGANS are etpertor to all other Instruments of the kind im many important particulars. THEY are superior to all others in their greater fullness and Pipe Organ tone, velume _ power, They are. superior in ex-, quickness ef action, and elasticity of me Toldering them perfect in rapid movements. They are superior in quality and: beant ‘tone and when controlled of the DOUBLE BELLOWSand BLOW PEDALS: Knee Swell &c. the eet eres er roduced from the softe' rot the Atolian Ha to the full rs ven cade. of the Chure ‘) Orgat, thas enabling rformer to give expressions not to be found i in any other instrament. The American Organs are b most beautifal in exterior fint#h. : nay pleee ee a t toom and.occn & resect copie every Paricua “and perfect “fhe Rosewood te abe are’ Varniehed* and Polished. in the wignes. 2 . »yleof ani it The Oak and Walnut ¥er Churches, the American “Or n is es Boon its beauty of style. ite exacted Ma d ae saapted for volume and st: pn, peso of —" THE AMERICAN ORGANS Are prongs br geere, than one-handred of toany other yet produced, and webs conden ~@ The ‘First ee ci es Ci”. iene KE All orders should be addressed to EDWARO F. renee cae & ad Sole Aget fa the AMERICAN, ORGANS, ott pe , . Bor the American Home Circle! oe hg es far the . orming a * Parlor or. : BITTERS. : ~The Best Tonic ic in the World ‘~ A Sure Cure for Dyspepsia! A Safe Remedy for ¥ adigestion . : it Js a epnesst beverage,. and harmless to the deli. ate. systein. Try it once, and you never will be withoutit. Every Family Ought to Have a Bottle in the House. Take Notice—It having come to our notice ficonte unscrapulous parties are endeavorto sell & Spuriot= ar ‘purporting it to : Heed our-celebrated.I-X.L Bitters, 20 nniversally in use, now we hereby caution consumers anf to be imposed upon; before purchasing examine if the bottles are. oe with onr trade waark—Dr Henley’s signature acresa the top of we-strictly-warn-parties from fill-any concoctions into our. and reppd ng it as our Bitters. We shall ressouts any and all ad so infringing to the full extent ot the OSs & CO Sole Manafhotarers Dr ifenley’ #1 X wv Bitters 518 Front street San Francisco, savicanD:’ HOOPER . & CO. Importers, Wholesale and Retail’ DEALERS IN CROCKERY, CUTLERY, CHINA and _ KEROSENE, GLASSWARE, a Se HOOPER . ARE AGENTS FOR THE San P. aucisco Plating Works. No. $35 Pine Street. Belo Montgomery Street: fan Francisco, Sept 30th.:. Jeessepeetes BOOTS AND SR@OES WILLIAM R. COE Corner of Main & Commercial Sts* I have é ust received NEW STO K OF GOODS ~ Consisting of : Gents’. Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, Ladies? Misses’ and Children’s Baimorals, No ag, ow Slippers, &c. From the best be eae ed of. ‘Saw York, Philadel mie poe Boston, : Rubber # Gents, Ladies, Wisse Te CHILDRENS" SHOES, Just from the Manufactory,received by the last * steamer, ‘falso have 4 full assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, atllgwe s Celebrated Se 1) gal oot ote ie. French Cc Ki, ng Skins, Sols, Léather

ench Cale rae Pegs, ‘Naits, Awis, Thread, Lasts, va infact everything to be found fn afirst class Shoe — ae aly aes ers oe one in the very 8 ots ploy Shoes made to order ‘Anata goad fit Warranced in every case. i keep Boots of my own cnenaheatere always on hand-and will sell my Goods caper than any otherthis elty. H. S. CROCKER & CO. IMPORTING STATIONERS. Lowest Wholesale Rates in the STATE. BOOK AND 508 PRINTERS. 7 Blank Book Manufacturers, 42 and 44 J St, Sacramento. The Largest Offiec on the Pacifi j we RETURNING LEAVE SACRAMENTO for CENTRAL AND WESTERN] Time Schedule, January 12,1870. Express}: Hotel} Mail EASTWARD, Train . ever Sunday Dail . . Wedn’ay.! excep’d San Franc’ co,Ly . 8.0) am $00 aM {4.9 PM Oakland, 30 AM 4.30 PM San José, e a 45 ** 4.50 * Stockton, * ) 12.15 Pit 8,35 ** Sactamente, Ar} 2.00 “* 10.80 ** : Emigr’t Sacramento, Ly] 2.20% . 2.20pm! 4 30am Junction, 3.35) ** 606 ** Maryeville, Arj 4.10 ‘* 10.80, * Colfax, Lv . 6 55 * 11.45“ B * 9.15.** 4,30: pm Reno, “') (454M) 1.454m . 1) 15am Wadeworth, “ . 3% * 6.15 am Winnemucas, 10.35 ‘* Tibam 2.20 Pm 1.20 * »H. 4, 6.10;8* 415 PM Geri «620% 9°30 * Ogden, Ar!. 830am. 8.004mM. 1.00P™m E é et Hotel . Emig’nt WESTWARD. Train . ever anal rt I aily. Saturday.) Daily. vj 6.00pm} 6.00 6.03 2M Dee BE . eT ean Carlin, $10.25 ** 9.10 * Argenta, “ . 110Pm 12,10 aM Winnemncta *“* . 4.50” 1.45 ** Wadsworth, * . 1200 am 8.15 PM Reno, “ 1 205 * . 2.06am). 11,45 ** Cieco, note WT EY Vee Tb6AM Colfax, * . 980 * 11.55°°° Marysyille, -.** . W.4).“ 1,00Pm Junction, 712 15 pm 410 ** Secramento, Ar illu * ote ail, Sacramente,. lw 130“ ". "eere: Mey Josey. 12 40 PM ‘. San cutest "1.00 var . 12:40 *' B, Gen’! Sap'tabel T Agent. ay ‘. MEDICAL. INSTITUTE i _ SHORT ROUTE Throngh from MARYSVILLE . re =TO— San Francisco; Sacramento and Calistoga. SrA aa? 80 miles Sayed in Distance. “—AND— 3 Hours in Time from Marysville to San Francisco ! ; si Hours Running Time to Sacramento. t Going South. 6 A. M. MORNING EXPRESS, from MarysvVille, arriving in peccnmentes at og 5 A.M. and in San Francisco at.11 1 P. M. AFTERN on PRESS, from arysville, arrivingin San Francisco at 7,2.M. . aud in, Sacramento at £. P.M. & pr, FO. ¥OUNG, in 1850, _ Established by. No Cure, No Pay. ; Consultation by Faring’ or Se a r ‘BIS celebrated Institute bik enjo this gw an uninterrupted enjoyed, 49 e o elewan bas Tndtnton ofthe ae. sili: Sian : : ea. hy re pg pe ee tae y received.and.cur t of number of patients chant the very cieet of the world aaa 'the aticits. treatment ranks it second to none. PRIVATE DISEASES In Males, and fi South! waning the great destroyers: attack the 8. atom and nally ee iy ie: 8 h sale wr om oy ee siren =euc ‘eseive pase leg Sy vag race of man. _The ‘Can be seen in Scrofula, Consumpti ope . en. the gdlotlo, the Par ‘cs Gate ne UY Tosognised be as t aentek PATA! TAL the oneal donbles oy oe dange: The w yak been treated with that NG L POISON, are-not, cured ; has only assumed a new hs saa seat SA. Mi. STRAMERNEW “WORE, Foor! Commander)—will leave her berth, ont street wharf, San Francisco, dail (Sandays excepted) ), atriving at Vallejo, ar o:60 am; connecting with EXPRESS TRAIN for Marysville and Sacramento, reaching Sacramento at 12.15 p m: and Marysville he 2pm. P, M.—STEAMER N&W WORLD will leave San Francieeo, Daily, (Sundays ex» cepted) —arriving at Vaile} 0 At.5.20 P, M, connecting with EXPRESS THAIN tor Satramento and Marysville, Se 7:50 pm: and farvsvilie at 9p PASSENGERS takin the. 6 Al M and 1. P, M, trains from Marysville arriveat Sacramento. ‘without change of cars, at 8,15 A, M. and 4 P, _ fen. and Way ‘Stations ‘at 11,00 A. _ Sunday: ‘rains. ot Going South, 10.30 A. M.—SUNDAY EXPRESS, leavee Davis Junction 12.20;P,—M. ‘connecting. Trait frony EF a ow San Francisco at 6.15. P.M.. is Going North.” “§ a. STRAT eave San Francisea, connecting wr Alehey . with cara of the Cabeene pegitc Railroad for ee ‘Marysville and way Stations, ar: Fixing jn Seat Sacramento at 1pm. and Marysville . -of CARS oF ‘THE NAPA ‘VALLEY oRATLROAD make close convection at Valle o, with all Trains of’ the California Pacific Railroad and (Steamer New World ) . SPECIAL NOTICE, Passengers taking the 6A, M. Morning Exress from ree le reach San Francieco at 1:45 Ac Mi 4houre in tld ay returning by the , hoat from san Franeisco ‘reaching iaryeritle at 9 P. M.o the enme day. Tickets for above, Short. Route for sale atthe Western House, Marysville. aie checked through to call points on us: DP. C, HASKIN. R. 8. Mattison, Assistant Superintendent. PACAFIC BAILROADS, . ble and dosthuctive of at of all noe ata Weakness—wasting oa anid ers, destroy-. ‘ing him dong of life be broken” alin and ea : geet him alon n "pat exis-with . ER NEW wont ies ? there a a. its iP yar ote the tissu¢s End arte burst outin the ange A wie avira nce that ii) baffle the effects of medicine, poate erage SEMINAL WEAKNESS, The yourig mani wlio extotledioes that prow syatem, eati gans beneath ing weakness in his pacaler si penises pene ht aitiace cog the anne of: the ‘ack, irtmilng fthe habe, dis — anacoowtable tailing of tte emi ing trou net forebe orev ete 8] troubled and: jncivions' deeaziie. rowing deafness, loss of muscular i nes to a and: numerous other Por 4 4 Mes f aisorgant gre “ro him + Wandetis ade his aed ont. the discharge of the tence in nocturnal and dara emissio mere cessation of the chises its "appeatance Peas no ge, that hay rate ne Sees a D je a ate of his’ peapacent my mr no -rescite x part chim, . Phere igno cept proper and skilful ti treatment. Consult the: at once, a physician whom vac prectice an careful research has made him ret y coneas a ol every’ pine ot th sease,— Those who have me wvieisans of eolita. ry vices, that dreadful, destrucepenaraeand 3 table habit, weit is chousand ; ek rooms with par cs aud cons andreds of untimely graves wer te miaguided victims, should consult witho — moment's delay, one who will sympathise with their suf\ ferings, To sueh the Doctor wou especiallyrecommend ee givin to eath and ali, pirtroomr w El Perfect and sina, at Cure, withou ndran us) cae, fr . Diet,. Fear of Exposure, Fee ° IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES, When a female is 1n trouble or d disease, ney tig oo awd, or : surgica’ oa th hie sician een ee woh da poate w comminister PD roliet, and whose RS porter ing in society recommen im. the confi-aehee of the Yotnintrntty ae ty ‘nnder-. puniing tea im " called these re-. and by call § are, ieeis beng calling ¢ the avvention the, aimicreate ay ri that he has been ‘of Obstetrics and Female Dieenber: or 'Pwenty Years, . pe Recent n , nO rears of study aid it in ps a Gaon es. vears OL ety and famili “sf ~ ca sae, to save a from toe hands the . signin aes ey jes can ne upon a father. ° ‘ia in ence cely hs in rat him one who can fi y Th trotbis—one muwngee and befriend ae lh secresy the ntmos' Consultation reg = ~ Otherwine) Pm Furs _ CRLEBRATED FEMALE REMEDIES anded from the Pd me! pega of ung, have now.obtai & most exten-. and are i Ge ronee tob pone Bs Foe pal. abd ate cornet weitere for which they are app en, * Frantly accruing test ers ethene, declare them to be emi their action. 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