May 11, 1875 (4 pages)

LUB, NEVADA OITY, CAL. L LOCAL AFFAIRS. — Local Brevities. Those who want to enjoy a pleasant ride between now and October ought toavail themselves of the pres. ent condition of the road, There is no dust, and the country is looking its prettiest. Our stables ¢an fix you out with the most — rigs The Daily Transcript . tthe Washington school house, in { ees Young Ladies’ Social Club. The members of the Young Ladies Social-Clnd are requested to meet at Miss Gibbs’ o'clock, P. m. By order, _ Annie Hupp, President. le So. Gupps, Sec. i= Lost. In this, city, between Broad street and Piety Hill, a child’s black and whiteghawl. The finder will confer room, to-day, at 4 ag Stock Board. SAN FRANCISCO, . Yesterday. Morning’s Sales, 2105 Ophir, 79, . 1340 Mexican, 355% 35 Gould & Curry, 20. ~ 700 Best & Belcher, 53. 170 Savage, 102. 290 Chollar, 74. 170 Hale & Norcross, 39%. a 245 Crown Point, 33.10 Sierra Nevada, 12. 560 Bullion, a7. 675 Overman, 65. 10, Exchequer, 290. FRESH. in the mountains. a favor by leaving it at this office. _ 60 Justice, 1271, : : ; os 50 Succor,. 13% between. The Senior proprietor of this paIn. Plain. Language, 335 Union Phd 73 per bas taken atripto the Bay to} which is understood by everybody 90: Backeye, T5e. =e show his good clothes. We never that. Hyman Bros. are continually . __ 165 Yellow Jacket, 81, 0 = saws Woman sit “op stiaighter than . yecdiving the lathst-atyles of the seai oe ae a a page —he did when the morning stage left /son, and are able to underseil others, . _ 46 Bpire it 6 = ses ae _ this city -yesterday morning. We. on account: of the advantages they’ 40 Alpha, 2114 5 : ry stand Eeny sar ahaa = him, ‘and hope! have; one of the firm being always = toe ae . -— _ he will return with as -stiff_ aback. in--the-market: By calling at our 80 Con: Virinis. 45 nS a bone aS.when he departed. We establishment antl examing our stock} ——755 California, 62, asia # _ have some misapprehensions how-. and prices, you will be convinced of . 260° Lady Bryan, 6. -ever, for San Francisco is a “bad fhe same. Hyman Bros, 230 Julia, 84. “ place for such things;it’s worse even Cor Bioua and Pine Streéts, Ne150 Caledonia, 19%. ° : 110 Knic -ketbocker, —than-Fruckee. sense wes ape? 30 Globe, 1%. re a Aaron Hooper was in town yester-} ze ——-—__290 Baltimore, &. ea eee = yIES day. He has been’sick forthe _past. —_Prvr apple: choi ‘at LESTER a. 40 Utah, 6. Rist. dance. 250. the doo. * eby anhe office ubject to a County mat* he 4 Kee, Will sembly, publican 4 County. nnouncedof Sheriff decision apls Seb eee Forres ¥ OR. is. hereby r the office re decision. ution. sls nnounced nbly, subratic ConE. vada City. 6 of land, in. There’ Sale inpory. For WY, orof gent. iD WAG ty. LAN, NNOUNCB nat having above Faced to build of every DNS. ended to, nem ever t them. Nw AWAY th of Fowe of few days, us TORE, . , Druggtet. _ week anid is just getting out again, Auren’s friends think were he a resident of this county now,he could. get “ away with a nomination fora ‘county office, but he is of the opinion himself that county offices are not the richest things on the .coast, and he has no kankering after them. The overland’train which. should have reached Colfax yesterday at 7 o’clock in the morning,was 19 hours behind time. The’ good looking party that went from here to meet it were furnished: a caboose car, and were sent on in the rear of a freight train. Af our partner’s consequences. We understand that Churchill’s saw mill, located at Snow Tent, was burned on Sunday night. It is _ thought the fire must-have been ‘sett by an incendiary, as the mill has not been running since last Fall. ‘The. lumber, boarding house and sheds were all saved. — Loss, about $12,000. . We are in hopes that stocks will go “—ap;-so-that-residents ofthis county will sell and bring back the money into circulation again, Collections at the present time are very hard to be made on account of the mensety of money. tes Ws Sigourney and wife, N. P. Brown and wife, A. RWadsworth, Chas. McElvy, D. B. Merry, J. B. Johnson and others from here went below yesterday and Sunday morning. Mr. Sigourney and wife and Mrs. Brown are going to take a trip to Pas Robles Springs. They will be joined by Hon. Wm. Watt and family on the trip. — At the Democratic primary held in this city on Saturday evening, the following persons were elected Del@gates to the Democratic County Convention of thecounty of Nevada: Wm. Weekes, James Kitts, John I, Caldwell, L. W. Dreyfuss, John Dunnicliff, A. Lademan, T; L. Hughes, John Byrne.The Firemens’ banquet of which we made mention the other day, is to’ be given by company No.2, instead. of by the Fire Department, as we stated. The Placer Argus says one of its subscribers has stopped his paper because its course did not suit him. The Argus is trying to rustle round and not let the matter break up the establishment. _The May Day Party of Milling: ton’s, at San Juan, was a very nice affair. The attendance was large, and._old.and young enjoyed it hugely’ There never was better. weather for growing crops than there has been for the last four days. It will materially benefit late sown compe in the foothills. ees Rev. J. Sims preached an eloquent and pathetic: diseourse to doubters on Sunday evening. _ The public’ schocls will-close in this city in about six weeks for ‘the school yom. Grand Jary. \ The following persons comprise the Grand Jury for the May term of the County. Court, now in session: Thos. Cloke, Geo. Winnemake, M. Byrne, ‘Sr., Robert Finne, James Keathley, C. C. Wymore, Thomas . *® Othet, George Smith, Oscar Maltman, Dennis McKeon, A. H. Ashborn, W. H. Crawford, G. von Schmittburg, W. C. Richmond, H. ‘M. Richardsen, (Foreman.) . } MULLOY’S. . Balsam, Aster, Cockscomb, Tobacco, 8 good clothes’ “are rufned on that trip we fear the = MULLOY’S. LABRADOR Herring at LESTER & _ Flower, Cabbage.ind Tom: ito ‘Plants, for sale at Felix Gillet’s. Twelve annual flower prints of ‘six different varieties, $1, (Phiox, Pew nia, Portulacea, ten weeks stock, ‘ete. ) Drumhead cabbage plants, 50 cents per hundred. Early and Trophy tomato plants,25 cents a doz. Orders to be left at Gillet & Hassel’s barber shop. mad oo Important. Endorsed by the Medical profession. Dr.‘Wu. Hull's Balsam for the Lungs, cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and all diseases of the Throat und Chest. Dr, Townsley’s“Foothache Anodyne cures in One Minute. f7-6m ~>» Life is Sweet, The blood is the life of the human. system: Keep it pure and all is well; for this purpose no standard medicine has hiad so uniform and amazing success as Dr. Hen_ley’s Celebrated TX. L. Bitters. This ig a . . pure stimulant, medicated with the finest tonics and alteratives which the vegetable Kingdom affords; and is the’ only prepara. tion at present known which thoroughly . : “meets the emergency. The effect of this popular restorative is contiruous.Each dose taken invigorates the vltal energies and the brain, and its. prolonged use will ; unquestionably cure any case of debility, or mental torpidity that does not arise from organic causes beyond the reach of medicine. It is in the strictest sense of the word, an invigorating and regulating cordlal. If the nerves are tremulous and relaxed, it braces them; it the liver is torpid it promotes activity in thatorgan; if the appetite is poor and digestion, a slow and painful Operatign, it creates a relish for food and enables.the stomach to convert it into healthful ailment, it isa specific for a large number of ailments,some of which are particularly prev: aleht.in the damp and chilly weather which we so often experience in mid win: ter. Among these may be mentioned . ‘rheumatism, chills and tever; and all the morbid conditions of the digestive organs. By insuring perfect digestion and a Proper . flow of hile, it insyres pure blood, a vigor. ous circulation, and the prompt discharge of all waste matter from the system. . National Sargent Institute, The Pacific Branch Permanently . Z Established in San Francisco. “‘Bince the first visit of Dr. ES. Allen (the founder ef the National Surgical Institute) to this coast, near.y two years ago,. it has been the intention of the Institute to establish a Branch in San Francisco. The subsequent visits of other Surgeons of the Institute, and the unparalleled success which attended-them, has served only te strengthen the project. After the.expenditure of much time, labor and money in preparing instruments, machinery, etc., the Pacific Branch is at last permanently established, and willbe open for the reception of patients by the middle of this month. For the present, and until further notice, the business willbe continued at their old building, No. 319 Bush street, be, }tween Kearny and Montgomery, San Fran. cisco. The machinery for the Swedish movement and vacuum cure; Galvanic and Electrical apparatus, and for giving the Electro ‘Thermal, ‘'urkish, Vapor and other baths, has ali been received from the East (where it was manufactured in the Institute machine shops,) and is rapidly being placed in position. Dr. J. M. Hinkle, one of the oldest and most successful surgeons of the Institute, associated with Dr. Thos. Mayon and a corps of skilled assistants, are already in San Francisco, and will remain there in charge of the Branch Institute; consequently no further questions need be asked or fears apprehended concerning the permanency and Proficiency of the Pacific Branch. Dr, Allen will visit the Institute in San Francisco, on the 20th of this month, and wemain until the 15th of May. following, , during which time he will be pleased to ee all the old patients now under treat sment,and as many new ones as possible The Institute is especially prepared to treat all Deformities and Surgical. cases; Chronic Diseases, et-.’ Address National Surgical’ Institute, 319 Bush street, San Francigoo, for circular Moreover, . * = OF SPRING and SUMMER GOODs, 7 a At the Pry Goods Emporium of As Goldsmith. Every one is invited to examine and Price my Goods, and I hereby give a positive guarantee that my prices de-. fy competion.q . The Stock consists of the LATEST STYLES DRESS GOODS, + comfortable; . A share ‘of ‘Public “Patronage isé-reepectGRAND OPENING the accommodation of thé Traveling Public, NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, — BROAD STREET... NEVADA CITY! S. A. EDDY, ', Proprietor, : HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL Is AL» Ways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to it,and it has been fitted up in elegant style. The Sleeping Rooms are large, airy and comfortable, and the Table will’ compare favorably with that of any Hotel inthe State. TheProprietor will spare no pains nor expaiise to render his _ pee . Stages for all parts of the State have their Offices at this Hotel, _ The House is kept open all night for “Billiard Tables and Bar. connected: with the Hotel. “fully solicited” Nevada, January 17th, WASHINGTON. STAGE AND . EXPRESS LINE. _ G, GRISSELL, Proprietor ‘. —— letters, packages, filling orders, making collec tions, étc., and the public are assured that all business entrusted to my care willbe faithfully and prémptly executed. G. GRISSELL, inch 26 : Proprietor. SPECIAL NOTICE. OTICE is “hereby given-that C. J. NAFFZIGER has this duy formed a copartnership. with JACOB NAFFZIGER, under the firm name of — Ana will continue the Retail Meat business at the old stand on COMMERCIAL STREET. They will keep constantly on hand the very best of MEATS OF ALL KINDS, SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON and LARD. oe =e ‘All persons indebted to.JACOB-NAFFZI. GER are requésted to settle their accounts . atthe above numed place of business. Nevada City, May Ist, 1874. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, t FANCY GOODS, MILLIN#:RY GOODS, . etc., etc. is called to the most Extensive stock of” CARPETS AND. a Putieuke attention Ever brought to this City. Dan’t Forget the Place. Nevada City, Aril 16, 1875, Cavvans, Sign, and: Ornamental Painting. J. W. COOLEY, T SEAMAN’S CARRIAGE FACTORY, (near the residence of John Cashin, on the Grass Valley road) is now _preparéd to do CARRIAGE AND SIGN ¥ PAINTING style, and with promptnes Prices to suit the times. Guataation Guaranteed. 7. W. soe. Nevada, March 20, 1875. DR. G. W. N. GRAVES DR. H. “WAGNER, Physicians, Surgeons and nd Obstetricians, = ’ Permanently located at NEVADA CITY. ay and particglars. of Ole in Brown & Morgan's Bloc \OIL CLOTHS! aes In all'its branches, ic the most finished . To be found in this part of the State. _ BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA CITY. LANCASTER & CO. fie rietors of the EMPIRE STA. BLES Announce that they have now the Largest lot of ° Horses, Carriages and Buggies ; Teams, with Klegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at.the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. ; Gur Horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast at any gentleman cares to drive. .=Carriages for Funerals attanded to with promptness. Good Saddie Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or month and the greatest of care guaranteed. LANCASTER & CO. Nevada City, March 7th, 1875. UNION LIVERY STABLE GRAHAM & MAJOR, PROPRIETORS. OPPOSITE UNION (Qaim HOTEL, MAIN (eis NEVADA CITY, CAL, ° AVING leased the UNION STABLES, of HORSES, CARRIAGES and BU3GIES, the proprietors announce to the citizens of Nevada and the community in general,that they are prepared to furnish ELEGANT TURNOUTS, Their horses are kind and gentle, well broken, and yet fre. goers. Persons desiring toe geta * TEAM OR SADDLE HORSE, Should call and examine our outfits and prices,” Transient custom solicited and every effort-will be made to give satisfaction. Horses boarded by the week or month at reasonable rates. g GRAHAM & MAJOR. Nevada City, April lst, 1875. MILLINGTON’S DANCING CLASSES, Ay DAYS AND EVENINGS OF ‘TUITION. ’ Class, Monday, at 8 P. M. ies’, Thursday, at 2 P.M. Ladies and Gentlemen, Thursday, at 8 P.M. Misses and Masters, (from 12 15 years of Saturday at 8 P. M, fey deo Saturday, st 2 P. M. Private lessons will be given from 10 to 4 every day when not t engaged with classes Parties desirous « of acquiring the New and Elegant Waltz, ‘*The Glide, ”’ which combines both elegance and simplicity. and can be easily attained by persons of all ages without dizziness, are re= spectfally selicited. Corner Broad and Pine strevts. mch \ 1 Nevada City, March 23d, 1875, Ss. J. MILLINGTON. 0 OF FICE-AT-THE-UN. —— Proprietors. . ' _ and stocked it. with a-fine—coHeetion . } BELL & BELDEN, Masonic Building, hi Pine & Commercial Streets, YHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALij ERS IN Drugs, Medicines, Mining Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &c, ” ~~JUVENILES, NEW. ‘PUBLICATIONS,S.A. EDDY, ana = STATIONERY. ra . Gold Pens, ! — Pens, _ Letter and Note Paper, . Legal Cap, . os Q ~ Bill Cap, Stigs feavei Washington, Monday, Wed: nesday and Friday, ut 7 a. mM. Drawing Paper, Leave Nevada City, Tueaday, = : aud spread at 7a.M. = Envelopes. ‘&e, &c EXPRESS BUSINESS. = Tam now prepared to do an Express bus}. ee ie ern deen =s . ness _in-all-ite-branches;-such as calryiig . ICE COLD. _ Drawn from. Lippencott’ Apparatus.” -surance Co., of California BEDI “BELDEN, B. H. MILLER, CLOTHING MERCHANT, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St. NEVADA, crry, os UNION HOTEL, MAIN STREET, “NEVADA CITY, ee CHAS. H. MOORE, & CO., _ PROPRIETORS. ons Open all Night, . SUTTON & BAKER, COMMERCIAL STREET, “WEVADA CIFY, CAL; AVING just received a Large and , re Choice Stock of GROCERIES, * PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, WHEAT, ‘CORN, BRAN, etc., All our Goods are Warranted, 2 SUTTON & BAKER. w evada City, February Sth, 1875. Books ! Books! BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, *. . ___ GIFT BOOKs, Agents Pacific Mutual Life Inand Delivered Free of Charge. . ‘ALEX. GAULT’S GROCERY, PROVISION STORE, AND BAKERY, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY,"AVING leased the fire-proof building it with a LARGE an D = te ore SURES ~VARLETY 2 eaeae . adjoining my BAKERY, and stocked. See Family” Grocedien, : Tam prepared to seld PROVISIONS, . ey CERIES, CASE Goobs, eto., ete. AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, ON THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, & Everything in my Storeis just receive is of the CHOICEST QUALITY, and con sequently is. FRESH and PURE. I intend to keep the BEST of everything to be found in a First Class GROCERY and PROVISION SIORE, and I also intend to sell at the Lowest Public Patronage is respectfully solicited. _ ALEX. GAULT. Living Prices. A share of the me TS Nevada City, April 1st, 1875, MARCUS ©. HAWLEY & CO., * CORNER OF 7 AND SECOND STREETS, . SACRAMENTO, . WHOLESALE-DEALERS EIN HARDWARE, . AGRICULTURAL = IMPLEMENTS STEAM ENGINES, . AND MILL AND MINING oops ‘ OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. UR STOCK IS COMPLETE in every department, and our prices AS LOW . a6 any house in the State for the same class of goods. ‘We handle none but what we know to be FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, and always keep the latest improved. Machines _. which are kuown to be_ good, and ee ‘ble to the older styles. «. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE COAST OF. gines, , Moline. Wind Mills, Gold Medal Separators, Taylor Sulky Rakes, Haine’s Gen. Headers, Underwood's Hay Loader & : Rake, Trade Engines, Vibrator Thseshers, “Challenge Spring Wagons, Sechuttler Farm Wagons, . Pitt’s Horse Powers, and THE MEADOW KING MOWER. ee m7 See them before you “uy any anaes Send for Catalogues. ap10-Grmsay JOHN -JACK’S CIGAR AND TOBACC@ FRUIT. VARIETY STORE, . PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. DESIRE to inform the public that I am now in receipt of a fresh importation 1 of Choice HAVANA and DOMESTIC CIGARS, including the célebrated brands, Elaine and Pulman Palace Car. ALSO CHEWING TOBACCO, Of atl hinds, which will be sold wholesale or retail, FRESH FRUITs, Of a}l descriptions, such as, -) Strawberries, “Oranges; ‘Lemons, LE Limes, etc., ‘ Will be kept constantly on-hand duwing the season. CANDIES! CANDIES ! At 25 Cents per Pound, and upwerés. FRESH NUTS, Always on hand at the lowest rates. ap%s "JOHN JACK, : J. M. WALLING, ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, Justice of tue Peace, and FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, FFICE, Brown & Morgsn’ ® Block, NR _VADA CITY, Cal. aps ‘. Gaar, Scott & Co.’s Portable En-~__ CONFECTIONERY AND ~

LUB, NEVADA OITY, CAL. L LOCAL AFFAIRS. — Local Brevities. Those who want to enjoy a pleasant ride between now and October ought toavail themselves of the pres. ent condition of the road, There is no dust, and the country is looking its prettiest. Our stables ¢an fix you out with the most — rigs The Daily Transcript . tthe Washington school house, in { ees Young Ladies’ Social Club. The members of the Young Ladies Social-Clnd are requested to meet at Miss Gibbs’ o'clock, P. m. By order, _ Annie Hupp, President. le So. Gupps, Sec. i= Lost. In this, city, between Broad street and Piety Hill, a child’s black and whiteghawl. The finder will confer room, to-day, at 4 ag Stock Board. SAN FRANCISCO, . Yesterday. Morning’s Sales, 2105 Ophir, 79, . 1340 Mexican, 355% 35 Gould & Curry, 20. ~ 700 Best & Belcher, 53. 170 Savage, 102. 290 Chollar, 74. 170 Hale & Norcross, 39%. a 245 Crown Point, 33.10 Sierra Nevada, 12. 560 Bullion, a7. 675 Overman, 65. 10, Exchequer, 290. FRESH. in the mountains. a favor by leaving it at this office. _ 60 Justice, 1271, : : ; os 50 Succor,. 13% between. The Senior proprietor of this paIn. Plain. Language, 335 Union Phd 73 per bas taken atripto the Bay to} which is understood by everybody 90: Backeye, T5e. =e show his good clothes. We never that. Hyman Bros. are continually . __ 165 Yellow Jacket, 81, 0 = saws Woman sit “op stiaighter than . yecdiving the lathst-atyles of the seai oe ae a a page —he did when the morning stage left /son, and are able to underseil others, . _ 46 Bpire it 6 = ses ae _ this city -yesterday morning. We. on account: of the advantages they’ 40 Alpha, 2114 5 : ry stand Eeny sar ahaa = him, ‘and hope! have; one of the firm being always = toe ae . -— _ he will return with as -stiff_ aback. in--the-market: By calling at our 80 Con: Virinis. 45 nS a bone aS.when he departed. We establishment antl examing our stock} ——755 California, 62, asia # _ have some misapprehensions how-. and prices, you will be convinced of . 260° Lady Bryan, 6. -ever, for San Francisco is a “bad fhe same. Hyman Bros, 230 Julia, 84. “ place for such things;it’s worse even Cor Bioua and Pine Streéts, Ne150 Caledonia, 19%. ° : 110 Knic -ketbocker, —than-Fruckee. sense wes ape? 30 Globe, 1%. re a Aaron Hooper was in town yester-} ze ——-—__290 Baltimore, &. ea eee = yIES day. He has been’sick forthe _past. —_Prvr apple: choi ‘at LESTER a. 40 Utah, 6. Rist. dance. 250. the doo. * eby anhe office ubject to a County mat* he 4 Kee, Will sembly, publican 4 County. nnouncedof Sheriff decision apls Seb eee Forres ¥ OR. is. hereby r the office re decision. ution. sls nnounced nbly, subratic ConE. vada City. 6 of land, in. There’ Sale inpory. For WY, orof gent. iD WAG ty. LAN, NNOUNCB nat having above Faced to build of every DNS. ended to, nem ever t them. Nw AWAY th of Fowe of few days, us TORE, . , Druggtet. _ week anid is just getting out again, Auren’s friends think were he a resident of this county now,he could. get “ away with a nomination fora ‘county office, but he is of the opinion himself that county offices are not the richest things on the .coast, and he has no kankering after them. The overland’train which. should have reached Colfax yesterday at 7 o’clock in the morning,was 19 hours behind time. The’ good looking party that went from here to meet it were furnished: a caboose car, and were sent on in the rear of a freight train. Af our partner’s consequences. We understand that Churchill’s saw mill, located at Snow Tent, was burned on Sunday night. It is _ thought the fire must-have been ‘sett by an incendiary, as the mill has not been running since last Fall. ‘The. lumber, boarding house and sheds were all saved. — Loss, about $12,000. . We are in hopes that stocks will go “—ap;-so-that-residents ofthis county will sell and bring back the money into circulation again, Collections at the present time are very hard to be made on account of the mensety of money. tes Ws Sigourney and wife, N. P. Brown and wife, A. RWadsworth, Chas. McElvy, D. B. Merry, J. B. Johnson and others from here went below yesterday and Sunday morning. Mr. Sigourney and wife and Mrs. Brown are going to take a trip to Pas Robles Springs. They will be joined by Hon. Wm. Watt and family on the trip. — At the Democratic primary held in this city on Saturday evening, the following persons were elected Del@gates to the Democratic County Convention of thecounty of Nevada: Wm. Weekes, James Kitts, John I, Caldwell, L. W. Dreyfuss, John Dunnicliff, A. Lademan, T; L. Hughes, John Byrne.The Firemens’ banquet of which we made mention the other day, is to’ be given by company No.2, instead. of by the Fire Department, as we stated. The Placer Argus says one of its subscribers has stopped his paper because its course did not suit him. The Argus is trying to rustle round and not let the matter break up the establishment. _The May Day Party of Milling: ton’s, at San Juan, was a very nice affair. The attendance was large, and._old.and young enjoyed it hugely’ There never was better. weather for growing crops than there has been for the last four days. It will materially benefit late sown compe in the foothills. ees Rev. J. Sims preached an eloquent and pathetic: diseourse to doubters on Sunday evening. _ The public’ schocls will-close in this city in about six weeks for ‘the school yom. Grand Jary. \ The following persons comprise the Grand Jury for the May term of the County. Court, now in session: Thos. Cloke, Geo. Winnemake, M. Byrne, ‘Sr., Robert Finne, James Keathley, C. C. Wymore, Thomas . *® Othet, George Smith, Oscar Maltman, Dennis McKeon, A. H. Ashborn, W. H. Crawford, G. von Schmittburg, W. C. Richmond, H. ‘M. Richardsen, (Foreman.) . } MULLOY’S. . Balsam, Aster, Cockscomb, Tobacco, 8 good clothes’ “are rufned on that trip we fear the = MULLOY’S. LABRADOR Herring at LESTER & _ Flower, Cabbage.ind Tom: ito ‘Plants, for sale at Felix Gillet’s. Twelve annual flower prints of ‘six different varieties, $1, (Phiox, Pew nia, Portulacea, ten weeks stock, ‘ete. ) Drumhead cabbage plants, 50 cents per hundred. Early and Trophy tomato plants,25 cents a doz. Orders to be left at Gillet & Hassel’s barber shop. mad oo Important. Endorsed by the Medical profession. Dr.‘Wu. Hull's Balsam for the Lungs, cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and all diseases of the Throat und Chest. Dr, Townsley’s“Foothache Anodyne cures in One Minute. f7-6m ~>» Life is Sweet, The blood is the life of the human. system: Keep it pure and all is well; for this purpose no standard medicine has hiad so uniform and amazing success as Dr. Hen_ley’s Celebrated TX. L. Bitters. This ig a . . pure stimulant, medicated with the finest tonics and alteratives which the vegetable Kingdom affords; and is the’ only prepara. tion at present known which thoroughly . : “meets the emergency. The effect of this popular restorative is contiruous.Each dose taken invigorates the vltal energies and the brain, and its. prolonged use will ; unquestionably cure any case of debility, or mental torpidity that does not arise from organic causes beyond the reach of medicine. It is in the strictest sense of the word, an invigorating and regulating cordlal. If the nerves are tremulous and relaxed, it braces them; it the liver is torpid it promotes activity in thatorgan; if the appetite is poor and digestion, a slow and painful Operatign, it creates a relish for food and enables.the stomach to convert it into healthful ailment, it isa specific for a large number of ailments,some of which are particularly prev: aleht.in the damp and chilly weather which we so often experience in mid win: ter. Among these may be mentioned . ‘rheumatism, chills and tever; and all the morbid conditions of the digestive organs. By insuring perfect digestion and a Proper . flow of hile, it insyres pure blood, a vigor. ous circulation, and the prompt discharge of all waste matter from the system. . National Sargent Institute, The Pacific Branch Permanently . Z Established in San Francisco. “‘Bince the first visit of Dr. ES. Allen (the founder ef the National Surgical Institute) to this coast, near.y two years ago,. it has been the intention of the Institute to establish a Branch in San Francisco. The subsequent visits of other Surgeons of the Institute, and the unparalleled success which attended-them, has served only te strengthen the project. After the.expenditure of much time, labor and money in preparing instruments, machinery, etc., the Pacific Branch is at last permanently established, and willbe open for the reception of patients by the middle of this month. For the present, and until further notice, the business willbe continued at their old building, No. 319 Bush street, be, }tween Kearny and Montgomery, San Fran. cisco. The machinery for the Swedish movement and vacuum cure; Galvanic and Electrical apparatus, and for giving the Electro ‘Thermal, ‘'urkish, Vapor and other baths, has ali been received from the East (where it was manufactured in the Institute machine shops,) and is rapidly being placed in position. Dr. J. M. Hinkle, one of the oldest and most successful surgeons of the Institute, associated with Dr. Thos. Mayon and a corps of skilled assistants, are already in San Francisco, and will remain there in charge of the Branch Institute; consequently no further questions need be asked or fears apprehended concerning the permanency and Proficiency of the Pacific Branch. Dr, Allen will visit the Institute in San Francisco, on the 20th of this month, and wemain until the 15th of May. following, , during which time he will be pleased to ee all the old patients now under treat sment,and as many new ones as possible The Institute is especially prepared to treat all Deformities and Surgical. cases; Chronic Diseases, et-.’ Address National Surgical’ Institute, 319 Bush street, San Francigoo, for circular Moreover, . * = OF SPRING and SUMMER GOODs, 7 a At the Pry Goods Emporium of As Goldsmith. Every one is invited to examine and Price my Goods, and I hereby give a positive guarantee that my prices de-. fy competion.q . The Stock consists of the LATEST STYLES DRESS GOODS, + comfortable; . A share ‘of ‘Public “Patronage isé-reepectGRAND OPENING the accommodation of thé Traveling Public, NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, — BROAD STREET..... NEVADA CITY!

S. A. EDDY, ', Proprietor, : HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL Is AL» Ways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to it,and it has been fitted up in elegant style. The Sleeping Rooms are large, airy and comfortable, and the Table will’ compare favorably with that of any Hotel inthe State. TheProprietor will spare no pains nor expaiise to render his _ pee . Stages for all parts of the State have their Offices at this Hotel, _ The House is kept open all night for “Billiard Tables and Bar. connected: with the Hotel. “fully solicited” Nevada, January 17th, WASHINGTON. STAGE AND . EXPRESS LINE. _ G, GRISSELL, Proprietor ‘. —— letters, packages, filling orders, making collec tions, étc., and the public are assured that all business entrusted to my care willbe faithfully and prémptly executed. G. GRISSELL, inch 26 : Proprietor. SPECIAL NOTICE. OTICE is “hereby given-that C. J. NAFFZIGER has this duy formed a copartnership. with JACOB NAFFZIGER, under the firm name of — Ana will continue the Retail Meat business at the old stand on COMMERCIAL STREET. They will keep constantly on hand the very best of MEATS OF ALL KINDS, SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON and LARD. oe =e ‘All persons indebted to.JACOB-NAFFZI. GER are requésted to settle their accounts . atthe above numed place of business. Nevada City, May Ist, 1874. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, t FANCY GOODS, MILLIN#:RY GOODS, . etc., etc. is called to the most Extensive stock of” CARPETS AND. a Putieuke attention Ever brought to this City. Dan’t Forget the Place. Nevada City, Aril 16, 1875, Cavvans, Sign, and: Ornamental Painting. J. W. COOLEY, T SEAMAN’S CARRIAGE FACTORY, (near the residence of John Cashin, on the Grass Valley road) is now _preparéd to do CARRIAGE AND SIGN ¥ PAINTING style, and with promptnes Prices to suit the times. Guataation Guaranteed. 7. W. soe. Nevada, March 20, 1875. DR. G. W. N. GRAVES DR. H. “WAGNER, Physicians, Surgeons and nd Obstetricians, = ’ Permanently located at NEVADA CITY. ay and particglars. of Ole in Brown & Morgan's Bloc \OIL CLOTHS! aes In all'its branches, ic the most finished . To be found in this part of the State. _ BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA CITY. LANCASTER & CO. fie rietors of the EMPIRE STA. BLES Announce that they have now the Largest lot of ° Horses, Carriages and Buggies ; Teams, with Klegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at.the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. ; Gur Horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast at any gentleman cares to drive. .=Carriages for Funerals attanded to with promptness. Good Saddie Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or month and the greatest of care guaranteed. LANCASTER & CO. Nevada City, March 7th, 1875. UNION LIVERY STABLE GRAHAM & MAJOR, PROPRIETORS. OPPOSITE UNION (Qaim HOTEL, MAIN (eis NEVADA CITY, CAL, ° AVING leased the UNION STABLES, of HORSES, CARRIAGES and BU3GIES, the proprietors announce to the citizens of Nevada and the community in general,that they are prepared to furnish ELEGANT TURNOUTS, Their horses are kind and gentle, well broken, and yet fre. goers. Persons desiring toe geta * TEAM OR SADDLE HORSE, Should call and examine our outfits and prices,” Transient custom solicited and every effort-will be made to give satisfaction. Horses boarded by the week or month at reasonable rates. g GRAHAM & MAJOR. Nevada City, April lst, 1875. MILLINGTON’S DANCING CLASSES, Ay DAYS AND EVENINGS OF ‘TUITION. ’ Class, Monday, at 8 P. M. ies’, Thursday, at 2 P.M. Ladies and Gentlemen, Thursday, at 8 P.M. Misses and Masters, (from 12 15 years of Saturday at 8 P. M, fey deo Saturday, st 2 P. M. Private lessons will be given from 10 to 4 every day when not t engaged with classes Parties desirous « of acquiring the New and Elegant Waltz, ‘*The Glide, ”’ which combines both elegance and simplicity. and can be easily attained by persons of all ages without dizziness, are re= spectfally selicited. Corner Broad and Pine strevts. mch \ 1 Nevada City, March 23d, 1875, Ss. J. MILLINGTON. 0 OF FICE-AT-THE-UN. —— Proprietors. . ' _ and stocked it. with a-fine—coHeetion . } BELL & BELDEN, Masonic Building, hi Pine & Commercial Streets, YHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALij ERS IN Drugs, Medicines, Mining Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &c, ” ~~JUVENILES, NEW. ‘PUBLICATIONS,S.A. EDDY, ana = STATIONERY. ra . Gold Pens, ! — Pens, _ Letter and Note Paper, . Legal Cap, . os Q ~ Bill Cap, Stigs feavei Washington, Monday, Wed: nesday and Friday, ut 7 a. mM. Drawing Paper, Leave Nevada City, Tueaday, = : aud spread at 7a.M. = Envelopes. ‘&e, &c EXPRESS BUSINESS. = Tam now prepared to do an Express bus}. ee ie ern deen =s . ness _in-all-ite-branches;-such as calryiig . ICE COLD. _ Drawn from. Lippencott’ Apparatus.” -surance Co., of California BEDI “BELDEN, B. H. MILLER, CLOTHING MERCHANT, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St. NEVADA, crry, os UNION HOTEL, MAIN STREET, “NEVADA CITY, ee CHAS. H. MOORE, & CO., _ PROPRIETORS. ons Open all Night, . SUTTON & BAKER, COMMERCIAL STREET, “WEVADA CIFY, CAL; AVING just received a Large and , re Choice Stock of GROCERIES, * PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, WHEAT, ‘CORN, BRAN, etc., All our Goods are Warranted, 2 SUTTON & BAKER. w evada City, February Sth, 1875. Books ! Books! BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, *. . ___ GIFT BOOKs, Agents Pacific Mutual Life Inand Delivered Free of Charge. . ‘ALEX. GAULT’S GROCERY, PROVISION STORE, AND BAKERY, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY,"AVING leased the fire-proof building it with a LARGE an D = te ore SURES ~VARLETY 2 eaeae . adjoining my BAKERY, and stocked. See Family” Grocedien, : Tam prepared to seld PROVISIONS, . ey CERIES, CASE Goobs, eto., ete. AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, ON THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, & Everything in my Storeis just receive is of the CHOICEST QUALITY, and con sequently is. FRESH and PURE. I intend to keep the BEST of everything to be found in a First Class GROCERY and PROVISION SIORE, and I also intend to sell at the Lowest Public Patronage is respectfully solicited. _ ALEX. GAULT. Living Prices. A share of the me TS Nevada City, April 1st, 1875, MARCUS ©. HAWLEY & CO., * CORNER OF 7 AND SECOND STREETS, . SACRAMENTO, . WHOLESALE-DEALERS EIN HARDWARE, . AGRICULTURAL = IMPLEMENTS STEAM ENGINES, . AND MILL AND MINING oops ‘ OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. UR STOCK IS COMPLETE in every department, and our prices AS LOW . a6 any house in the State for the same class of goods. ‘We handle none but what we know to be FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, and always keep the latest improved. Machines _. which are kuown to be_ good, and ee ‘ble to the older styles. «. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE COAST OF. gines, , Moline. Wind Mills, Gold Medal Separators, Taylor Sulky Rakes, Haine’s Gen. Headers, Underwood's Hay Loader & : Rake, Trade Engines, Vibrator Thseshers, “Challenge Spring Wagons, Sechuttler Farm Wagons, . Pitt’s Horse Powers, and THE MEADOW KING MOWER. ee m7 See them before you “uy any anaes Send for Catalogues. ap10-Grmsay JOHN -JACK’S CIGAR AND TOBACC@ FRUIT. VARIETY STORE, . PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. DESIRE to inform the public that I am now in receipt of a fresh importation 1 of Choice HAVANA and DOMESTIC CIGARS, including the célebrated brands, Elaine and Pulman Palace Car. ALSO CHEWING TOBACCO, Of atl hinds, which will be sold wholesale or retail, FRESH FRUITs, Of a}l descriptions, such as, -) Strawberries, “Oranges; ‘Lemons, LE Limes, etc., ‘ Will be kept constantly on-hand duwing the season. CANDIES! CANDIES ! At 25 Cents per Pound, and upwerés. FRESH NUTS, Always on hand at the lowest rates. ap%s "JOHN JACK, : J. M. WALLING, ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, Justice of tue Peace, and FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, FFICE, Brown & Morgsn’ ® Block, NR _VADA CITY, Cal. aps ‘. Gaar, Scott & Co.’s Portable En-~__ CONFECTIONERY AND ~