May 24, 1874 (4 pages)

SA aE Porate her Ussing ip his Will be nulptorand -lion On a del. met Pine plenty of y 10th years. Making. — }. he Ladies of that she hag * 38 at Nevada te below the ed to do al} aking, 4 Is, ns of the ja. m2 .¢ larrow Go, sat the ofnée town ot State of Ca} that a meets above nan» lay of May, ren Dollare—. capital stock nediately in secretary of usiness No, Tass Valley, lornia, Any nt shal) fe23d day of and acdver, aud. unless be -sold on 1874, utcone y the delin1 the cost of e. By order Secretary, rassVahey, mi23 ward. rin the city ar old Cow. should now ‘ill be paid Lo me, DEKSON, .D. joneer, sunty. it any placn y all kinds erius. SPREET. BE. ¢ mpany Ice to conValley, 8 OFFICE, ill receive _m22 Mine about Mare, She hind anleft shoulis 5 years nds. The Dy person : » Murchie . Street, Block Pal rop'r, and at the . mi6 RE. ee ee NEVADA CITY, CAL. r LOCAL AFFAIRS. ab Phaacle ak Pacten Springs. “fhe picnic held at Forest Springs ou Friday. was-largely attended, and aily: Transeript. a eee eee ty . for} the Diseased and’ Deformed. inability of many of the suffering to _. Visit: the .Netional Surgical " Insti: tute at Indianapolis, Indiana, three of the surgeons of the fnstitute have yielded to urgent solicitations, “and will revisit the Pacific Coast, where bad there not occurred a rain en that Pthey can be consulted at their old day, it would have been a grand saccess. The pupils of the Grammar school who’ went from this, city had the benefit of a ride home in the shower, but seemed to be as well pleased with it as though everything had been propitious. When the rain commenced many of the. large _-number_present retired ta the spa. cious -school-rooms and” “enjoyed themselves in spite of udverse cif-. cumstances. In the evening a dance ~ was held-at the-school-house-—“Wearé wnabletostate how many_ were present, but the house was crowded. The party was a very. pleasant one, and all seemed to enjoy themselves hugely, A good fadge, of female ‘peauty expressed the opinion that ihe ladies ptesent were the prettiest __ evor’sen together. We relied upon this statement as correct, and knowing that a professional Jeukins. was . present‘snd would enlighten the community about their style ahd " dress; we took’no notes. Grass Valley and Nevada were well represenited, and were pleased with the polite -attention of the residents and manafirst rate and everything passed off Kearney and Montgomery, San Francisco, from the 26th of May till the ist day of July,\1874.° They vill have with them all kinds of surgical apparatus and appliances, and will be fully prepared to treat such cases a5 may call upon them for relief, al80 to re-examine theif old “patients, ‘and fqrnish and direct for their con-. tinued Gapbient “Fhey will come ‘especially. prepared to treat all sur. Steal cases, paralysis, dllkinds of deformities of, the face, spine and limbs, diseased joints, diseased eyes, catarrh, private diseases, piles, fistula, &c. No cases will be undertaken without a fair hope of relief,: Prices will be moderate, “It is needless to say-that this institution is entirely responsible, and the largest and most popular of the kind in America, varing thousands of cases annually, All the afflicted who arein need of treatment such as this Institute only is prepared to give, sould ‘not fail to see the Doctors during their short visit, as another such op=' portunity may never be afforded pleasantly. (aieeiapae upcacance Go to Hyman Bros, for $8 Cassi‘mere Sumiier suits. mod Arrivals by the Colfax Stage. Muy 22d, 1874. L. Tel, H.McCauley, J.B. Conn, Jno. Anderson, ‘I. P. Crandall, C, Lamb and wife} Col, Wood, G. Haskell, J. B, Hurne, Departures by the Colfax Stage. place and come as early as possible, Haunted House in Nevada City? The mystery solved!: The’ spirits unmasked! The immense aitrivalsof new goods for the clothing empo-= rium of B. H. Miller, have been thrown around ina mysterious man. ner of late, for the purpose of suiting his numrous customers, and the joyous spirits, as shown by peopleas they hourly leave his store, loaded Own-with-fine clothing, proves conMay 23d, 1874, Chas. Dorsey, J. A, Lobel, C. E, Hoffman,——~~— T.'T. Davexvort, Agent. Go to Hyman Bros. for California manvfactured boots and shoes, ee Exhibition and Ball at Cherokee, The people of Cherokee have ‘etected a very fine school ghuilding. They taxed themselves Tiberallyfor itsconstruction, but have found the amount originally raised, was not suflicient to complete the building as they desired. ‘hey are now going to give an’ exhibition and ball, the ‘proceeds from which, wil be applied to the payment of the deficiency, It will come off on Friday, May, 29th; Itis a worthy object, and those who patronize it will have agood time. The people are hospitable, and will make every effort to please all who attend. We haope the house will-be ‘crowded. Masonic and Odd Feliows Ball, The Masons and Odd Fellows of Moores Flat, aro making extensive Pteparations for the grand ball ~Which.is to come off at their Hall on Friday evening, J: une 5th. We hear “ of some who are going from this city, and presume that when the time comes @ large number will attend. We can assure all who design going thata pleasant time will be had if attention from the fraternities getting up the entertainment will add to their pleasure, Pe Preaching Sunday. Divine services will be held in the Methodist Church,Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, and in the evening at 7}4°0’clock, Sabbath School at 2 o’clock Pp. wt, Rev. George. ClifM. Buffington, md . , chusively that his stock ‘is the largest: aud his prices the cheapest of _any clothing house in this county. mil The Best Photographs, For the very best Photographs, go to Abell, Grass Valley, mayl4 Fresh No. 1 Limes, Just received and for sale’_at $2. per hundred, by JOHN JACK. my3 Rudolph Photograph Gallery, Broad Street, near Pine. n25 Words of Vital Interest, ig é Will the thousands who read cokamns of frivolous verbiage every day devote five min. utes to the perusalof a few facts which concern them nearly? Ourtext is “Health,” and we—will put our comimentary into a nutshell. Weakness is indirectly the cause ofall sickness: for if nature be strong enough to resist. the morbid influences whith produce illness, of course they are powerless, Seek strength, therefore. Invigorate and regulate thé system. When the fire of ‘life seems to be absolutély dying out in the system and the mind, sympathizing with thé body, is re‘duced almost to a state of imbecility, the mighty restorative Honetter Stomach Bitters, secs; as it weke, to lift the sufferer out of the Slough of Despond, and recruit and reinvigorate both the frame and the intellect, Would that all who have (known its benefits conld condénse their experience into this paragraph. They would tell the healthy that to protect their health they must use this great safeguard against all unmedicated and impure stimulants and cling to this wholesome and unfailing ton. ic and alternative as the shipwrecked mariner would cling to a raftiin a stormy sea. They would tel] of dyspeptic pangs relieved, of appetite restored, of shattered nerves reStrung, of headaches cured, of disordered functions regulated, of hypochondria dissipated, of miasmatic diseases baffled, of fever and ague cured, of liver complaints arrested , of heat, privation, and toil defied, of hope reanimated and cheerftlness restored. Such are the effect of . Hostetter’s ford, Pastor, ‘Bitters. Preaching at the G@ongregational Church every Sunday morning and_eyening at the ~syal-hours Of Worship. Sabbath School lmuediately after morning services: Eee J.Sims, pastor, ~~ hervices atthe Episcopal Church every Sutday morning at 1L.o’clock,; Rev. A. P: ‘tson, Pastor. Divine services at the Catholic Church Sunday morning at 10% o'clock. . Sabbath E 1 at 2 o’clock, and Vespers at 7 P. a, Rev. Father Meagher, Pastor. . g Divine services will be held at the A.M. ® Chinch: Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. ; Services in the evening at-7o'clock. Rev 4.C, Dorsey, Pastor. ‘‘La Espanola.” We were yesterday the recipient of ‘Supply of cigars, of this favorite nd, fromthe store of Johnny Jack, on Pine street, who has just “tived from San Francisco witlr a 8° stock of tobaceo and-cigars, candies,' ete. We puffed thé SPECIAL NOTICE. . Why suffer -from Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and loss of appetite, when you can, by using Dr. Henley’ s celebrated I X L Bitters, ‘ef fect @ 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 complaints of the’ Liver and Diges tive Organs. As a family medi¢ine they See advertisementin-ancther column, EXECUTOR’S NOTICE. be pee OF L. A. WALLING, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Bids for. the sale of the property of the estate of L. A. Walling, deceased, ‘ and after SATURDAY, MAY 9th, 1874, TERMS OF SALE. — Cash In gold coin, ten per e@at down, and balance on confirmation of sale by Probate Court. Deeds at expense of purchaser. For description ot property, see notice of sale publishe . in the Nevada Daily Transcript, front January 15th to March 6th, 1874. a ecm 9 om stern, Owing tote hard times and the . rooms, 319 Bush’ street, between . . The Lard is put up in Eight 1b will be received .on oe CASHIN & co. __Are Now_Menufacturing z = —— T a . SOMMITTER OF ESVITATION. HE Masonic atid Odd Fellows Prater. Grand Bal] at their Hall, on Main Sttect, _. Moore’s Fiat, on Friday Evening, June 5th, 1874, Heafy McNulty, _ —_ James Redington =tWm-?, Camm F ° Moore’sFlat, _ Bacon, = and Lard. EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED NO. 1. . ee Cans and warranted good ; ‘y. ; and sw et for One Year, It is entirely free of Mutton fat. The cans are well made of the best tin, ". ae The attention of thé Trade is —_ North San Juan. Chas, A llenbérg, Robt, McMurray, Jos: Olsen. A,N.Crane, Woolsey’s Flat. Nevada City. James Reid, — J. Ear] Brown Newton Higdeon, K. B. Gentry. North Bloomfield. Omeg R.D Skidmore, ° §. oO. Pease, ¢ A.D. Lemaire; « Geo, C. Shaws === Malakoff, Emile Bremond, J. L. Shivall, , Lake City, R. Philips, . N. Paulnire. Washington. F.M, Hathaway, Jobn Jansen. Forest City. John West, ° “A. H. Miller, Columbia: Hill, Alleghany. W. W. Frisbid, __ Dr. Josiah Lefevre, 0. Fo Hawley; John Bradbury, z Cherokee, Graniteville, Jobn Fitter, Jno. T Cline, John: Trood, W.C. Clark. Relief Hill, . Orleans Fiat, J.C. Hickman, Jas. Kleese, . oy R. Penrose, Lars Buck. 5 . Snow Point, 8. L. Blackwell, Grass Valley. _ Rob'tLindsley. a A. H. Mulloy, : RECEPTION COMMITTEE, H. Atwater, Alex. Rauch, W. D. Long; : Chas. Allenberg, _. FLOOR MANAGERS, Wm. F. Cummings, Geo. W. Brown, R. D. Skidmore, Rob’t. D. Cartér, Arrangements have been made-to secure the services of an excellent Band, and a splendid Supper will be prepared by Mr. Jolin Shea. The Committee will: spare neither time or expense in providing for the comfort of all who wish to share in the festivities of the occasion,Tickets, including Supper, $500 Moore’s Flat, April 29th, 1874, ANSON W. LESTER Lester & Mulloy, E KEEP ON HAND CONSTANTLY invited to these articles, eG Wholesale atid Retail Dealers, . . . G@ROCERIEs, CASHIN : ae i " we HARDWARE, jo Nevada City, Ca. CRO CKERY, NATIONAL EXCHANGE Fine Wines and Whiskies. EOTEL, > BROAD STREET.. ++-NEVADA CITY: CARR & GEN TRY. Proprietors HIS WELL KNOWN, HOTEL IS AL. WayS Open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public, Large additions have been made to it, and been fitted up“in_elegant style. The Sleeping Room# are large, airy and comfortable, andthe Table willcompare favorably with that of any Hotel in the State. TheProprietors will spare no pains nor exp€nse to render. their guests comfortable, <3 : _Stages forall parts of the State have their Offices at this Hotel. . The House is. kept open all night for the accommodation of the Traveling Public, Billiard Tables and Bar cop? “ctad with the Hotel, A sharé ef Public Patronage is respectful ly solicited. CARR & GENTRY, Proprietors. Nevada, June 9th, a The Place to BUY. ~~ E. GOLDSMITH. CIGARS Tropical and Domestic Fruits. Ful! assortment of School Books always on hand, TO DEALERS. ORANGES, LEMONS, LIMES, BANANNAS, PINE APPLES, and a full assortment iToAN DIES, = alwayson hand. Tho Trade supplied at E. GOLDSMITH. Nevads City, april 1, Attorney and Crunselor at Law : AT BRIG:i OFFICE, In Pront of the Coutt House “rant Havanas, and pronounce. “a. J.M. WALLING, — x r ssf of last will of 1. A. Walling, ‘Rem good cigars, We are a judge. 2 ee “ose ee * . = SS BE Goa eee sandy a LARGE and varied. Stock of the above line of Goods. No, 52 Broad Street, oe NEVADA cITy,” . — Nevada, March 14th. DENTISTRY. DR. A. CHAPMAN, ba eke respectfully-inform the people of this city aid vicinitythat he has resumed his profession again and leased an Office inthe ~ Transcript Building, ON COMMERCIAL STREET, And is now prepared to do anything and everything in the line of Dentistry and satis. faction guaranteed, Office Hours from 9A. M, to 12 -M.-and from 1 to 5 P., M: Nevada, April 7th, 1874, JOHNNY JACK. Pine Street, Nevada City. Opposite Kidd’s Building. Des ee TOBACCO, . CIGARS, ; ~ *“““PIPES, of all kinds, CONFECTIONERY, Nuts, LEMONS ORANGES, FIGS, DATES, & If you want a Genuine Imported Havana Cigar, go to JOHN JACK’S. His Tobacco is also of the best brands, — Nevada, March 15th. County Scrip. — « LL warrants drawn on the General A Fund and registered prior to May 17, i873, and all Warrants drawn onthe Road Fund and registered prior to April 10, 1874, will be paid on presentation. Interest on the same ceases from this date. ae E, P. SANFORD, Treasurer, = By A. H, Parker, Deputy. . Nevada, May 8th, 1874. . ARCADE SALOON. . DJOINING McCanley’s Cigar Store, on A Broad Street, Nevada City. ” A. B. CARLEY, LIQUORS and CIGARS. Gia triends and = comers are invited to drop in and see age, nities of MOORE'S. FLAT, will give at: ‘Orleans Consolidated G. M. Co. Keeps constantly op hand the best WINES . = ag 2 , og . AWK: ee * Vi): Portsznonaize Gauiitlets ! ie . A geese oases a _—_ & Gauntlets and Gloves!prising the Ladies’ Port Monnaire Gauntlets, Gents’ Military -Gauntlets, Fine Dresg . Military Gauntlets, and California Pattern. 8 Buck, Doe and Dog Skin and Flannel “ —— Gloves of the best make and-warranted to a. : be as represented.’ "COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS> “7 Aso, a fine assortment of }—=Saddles; Harness, &. . . And eveesbing to be found ina FirstClass . — Harness Francisco prices, . Névada, May 4th, Established in 1858. hop which will be so WM. at San OLMES. “ Nevada Assay Ofiice, JAMES J. OTT. Main Street, -' Nevada City. @LD ORES of every description _ReW fined, Melted and Assayed. By request G~ld Bars exchanged for Coin, ___ ELECTRO--PLATING IN GOLD OR SILVER. AN worn out ware such as Forks, Spoons, Pitchers, Services, Rings, Watch Cases and Chains, Waiters and in general ait-xinds of Jewelry, >: Particular attention paid to gal. vanizing Copper Plates for Quartz Mills. x 5 : ~PRICES REASONABLE, — Soe ~ JAS. J. OFT. Nevatla, March 6th. : ‘SPECIAL NOTICE. OTICE is hereby given thatG.J. NAFFZIGER has ‘this day formed. a copartnership with JACOB NAFFZIGER, under the irm name of J. &C. J. NAFFZIGER, And will continne the Retail Meat business at the old stand on COMMERCIAL STREET. They will keep constantly on hand the very best of ae MEATS OF ALL KINDS, SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON and LARD. __ All persons indebted to. JACOB NAFFZE GER are requested to settle their accounts” atthe above named place-of brsinens. Nevada City, May Ist, 1874, 2 a renee ol E-#tockholders of the Orleans Consolidated Gold Mining Company, are fereby notified to meet-atthe office-of the Company, on Main streetyat J. J. Ott’s, on Saturdday, May 16th, i At 7 o'clock, P. M. Business of importance will be transacteg, and every stock1 older is requested to’ be present. By order, C. P. PURINTON, Sec’y. Nevadg; May 5th, 1874. m7 Dissplution. Y OTICE is hereby given that-the copartN nership heretofore existing between F. A. POTTER and W, A. SIGOURNEY, in the Croekery and Wall Paper business, under the firm name of Potter & Sigourney, is this day dissolved, Either partner is empowered to use the ‘firm name in settlement of the Company businegs. F. A. POTTER. Nevada. April 28th 874. Ms UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. . TRA A, EATON, Prop’r. ——THIS well known and popStreet, in the City of Nevada, is always open for the reception of guests. The sleeping apartments are large, airy and comfortable, and every bed inthe house containg a Spring Mattrass. As a desirable quiet piace for the weary, the UNION ia not excelled by any House outside of San Francisco. gAs an Eating Housé, the-tableof the UNION will compare favorably with any Hotel in the State, -' The BAR is constantly Kept supplied with the choicest brands of Wines, Liquors and. Cigars, aud thé Biiliard Room and Tables are the very best that can be procured o tside the large cities. Every attention is given to make the guests com fortable. The proprietor solicits a share o } he public patronage. nls Furniture! Furniture ay — B. JOHNSON, x No. 92 Main Street, Grass Valley, Has just réceived the Largest and Finest Stock of Furniture ever brought into the : County of Nevada, which will be sold at . . Prices Astonishingly Low! The Stock consists in part of ie Fine Parlor Sets, Beds and Bedding, and eyerything else usually kept ina Store of this kind. Furniture for Cottages and Offices, of the mrost durable kind for a little money. J can suit every taste and every purse in selling Purniture, : -B, JOHNSON, ' Grass Valley, April 30, » & Seed 5 ry ri suaere niga: Ea ear LIAM HOLMES, on Broad St,, . has just received a large stock ofFrom the celebrated San Jose Factory,;com -. ular Hotel, situated on Main . ', » Fine Bed Room Sets, . THE LARGH AND 103 & 108 Montgomery Street, Pp ee SAN FRANCISCO, + Fornierly oceupied by ol TUCKER & CO., i Where can -be found the LARGEST and most COMPLETE seiorionsh of : WATCHES, > DIAMONDS . _ ‘ JEWELRY . Ever displayed by any es tablishment on the coast, @ Call and examine our stock or send orders through ‘Wells, Fargo & Co., which ‘with prompt attention. ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, — ~ ANDERSON & RANDOLPH April 14, 1874. The Reason Why. THOUSANDS OF OUR CITIZENS, “Why is it that the IXL Bitters HAVE A{CHIEVED SUCH POPULARITY WITH THE PUBLIC, AND HAVE SUCH AN IMMENSE SALE?” THE REASONIS BEOAUSE THEY ARE AN OLD AND WELL ESTABLISHED ARTICLE, AND Ann MADE FROM THE MOST CHOICE HERDS AND ROOTS : ‘THE MANY WHO HAVE TRIED THEM, TESTIFY TO THEIR BEN EFICIAL QUALITIES, AND HAVE NO HESITATION IN RECOMMENDING THEM TO THEIR AFFLICTED FRIENDS, THEY ARE ACKNQWLEDGED TQ BE THE BEST TONIC AND -RECUPERATOR KNOWN ; THEY BUILD-UP THE SYSTEM, AND IMPART STRENGTH TO THE WEAK AND EXHAUSTED, AND ARE ENDORSED AND RECOMMENDED BY OUR MOST EMJNENT PHYSICIANS [as per certificates on each bottle,} TO THOSE * AFFLICTED WITH DYSPEPSIA, INDI. ~ GESTION AND. LOSS OF APPETITE, asu blood purifier they surpass :all other BO. called tonics which haye lately been placed in the market, ‘ No! Family ghould be without them.— SOLD EVERYWHERE, H. EPSTEIN & CO, ; wee Sole Proprtetars, 518 Front St, SAN FRANCISCO, NOTARY PUBLIC. ——-AND-a Justice of the Peace. ~f EARCHING RECORDS AND ALSTRAC, kK TING A SPECIALTY. Conveyancing Prompt! y attend Accounts collected. : Also Agent for: . -mohl¢ AMERICAN FIRE INSERANCE Co. CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO, GERMAN-AMERIOAN INSURANCE Go. NIAGARA INSURANCE Co. , Office, opposite Stumpf's Hotel, BROAN STREET, NEVADA CITY: ad-bun MISS R NOVITZKY, F GRASS VALLEY, has made arrangements for giving i : Music Lessons in Neyada City. Miss Novitzky has a class in Grass Valley, and on Gold Flat, Reference, Prof, G. Scott, San Francisco Musical Institute, A class will: be formed on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APKIL. 25th,. at Temperance Hall, where she can be consulted as to terms, etc. ; -apl9-iin -/ HENRY WAGNER, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. F FICE Af DE. BELL'S DRUG Oo STORE, Corner of Pine snd Cossue cial Streets, Nevada City. a litys _ EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevieca AMES MON Kaying opened a meat Market on Commercial street, is 1 r-pared to supply customers with the beat uality of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Vea}, Corned becf, Corned Pork, cte.at the lowest prices . . vd bs ; e 2 RRR a mo Is now Occupied ————— «i? INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH AMERICA a 5 2] i ea ay ey i ei te Ge isEN 28

SA aE Porate her Ussing ip his Will be nulptorand -lion On a del. met Pine plenty of y 10th years. Making. — }. he Ladies of that she hag * 38 at Nevada te below the ed to do al} aking, 4 Is, ns of the ja. m2 ..¢ larrow Go, sat the ofnée town ot State of Ca} that a meets above nan» lay of May, ren Dollare—. capital stock nediately in secretary of usiness No, Tass Valley, lornia, Any nt shal) fe23d day of and acdver, aud. unless be -sold on 1874, utcone y the delin1 the cost of e. By order Secretary, rassVahey, mi23 ward. rin the city ar old Cow. should now ‘ill be paid Lo me, DEKSON, .D. joneer, sunty. it any placn y all kinds erius. SPREET. BE. ¢ mpany Ice to conValley, 8 OFFICE, ill receive _m22 Mine about Mare, She hind anleft shoulis 5 years nds. The Dy person : » Murchie . Street, Block Pal rop'r, and at the . mi6 RE. ee ee NEVADA CITY, CAL. r LOCAL AFFAIRS. ab Phaacle ak Pacten Springs. “fhe picnic held at Forest Springs ou Friday. was-largely attended, and aily: Transeript. a eee eee ty . for} the Diseased and’ Deformed. inability of many of the suffering to _. Visit: the .Netional Surgical " Insti: tute at Indianapolis, Indiana, three of the surgeons of the fnstitute have yielded to urgent solicitations, “and will revisit the Pacific Coast, where bad there not occurred a rain en that Pthey can be consulted at their old day, it would have been a grand saccess. The pupils of the Grammar school who’ went from this, city had the benefit of a ride home in the shower, but seemed to be as well pleased with it as though everything had been propitious. When the rain commenced many of the. large _-number_present retired ta the spa. cious -school-rooms and” “enjoyed themselves in spite of udverse cif-. cumstances. In the evening a dance ~ was held-at the-school-house-—“Wearé wnabletostate how many_ were present, but the house was crowded. The party was a very. pleasant one, and all seemed to enjoy themselves hugely, A good fadge, of female ‘peauty expressed the opinion that ihe ladies ptesent were the prettiest __ evor’sen together. We relied upon this statement as correct, and knowing that a professional Jeukins. was . present‘snd would enlighten the community about their style ahd " dress; we took’no notes. Grass Valley and Nevada were well represenited, and were pleased with the polite -attention of the residents and manafirst rate and everything passed off Kearney and Montgomery, San Francisco, from the 26th of May till the ist day of July,\1874.° They vill have with them all kinds of surgical apparatus and appliances, and will be fully prepared to treat such cases a5 may call upon them for relief, al80 to re-examine theif old “patients, ‘and fqrnish and direct for their con-. tinued Gapbient “Fhey will come ‘especially. prepared to treat all sur. Steal cases, paralysis, dllkinds of deformities of, the face, spine and limbs, diseased joints, diseased eyes, catarrh, private diseases, piles, fistula, &c. No cases will be undertaken without a fair hope of relief,: Prices will be moderate, “It is needless to say-that this institution is entirely responsible, and the largest and most popular of the kind in America, varing thousands of cases annually, All the afflicted who arein need of treatment such as this Institute only is prepared to give, sould ‘not fail to see the Doctors during their short visit, as another such op=' portunity may never be afforded pleasantly. (aieeiapae upcacance Go to Hyman Bros, for $8 Cassi‘mere Sumiier suits. mod Arrivals by the Colfax Stage. Muy 22d, 1874. L. Tel, H.McCauley, J.B. Conn, Jno. Anderson, ‘I. P. Crandall, C, Lamb and wife} Col, Wood, G. Haskell, J. B, Hurne, Departures by the Colfax Stage. place and come as early as possible, Haunted House in Nevada City? The mystery solved!: The’ spirits unmasked! The immense aitrivalsof new goods for the clothing empo-= rium of B. H. Miller, have been thrown around ina mysterious man. ner of late, for the purpose of suiting his numrous customers, and the joyous spirits, as shown by peopleas they hourly leave his store, loaded Own-with-fine clothing, proves conMay 23d, 1874, Chas. Dorsey, J. A, Lobel, C. E, Hoffman,——~~— T.'T. Davexvort, Agent. Go to Hyman Bros. for California manvfactured boots and shoes, ee Exhibition and Ball at Cherokee, The people of Cherokee have ‘etected a very fine school ghuilding. They taxed themselves Tiberallyfor itsconstruction, but have found the amount originally raised, was not suflicient to complete the building as they desired. ‘hey are now going to give an’ exhibition and ball, the ‘proceeds from which, wil be applied to the payment of the deficiency, It will come off on Friday, May, 29th; Itis a worthy object, and those who patronize it will have agood time. The people are hospitable, and will make every effort to please all who attend. We haope the house will-be ‘crowded. Masonic and Odd Feliows Ball, The Masons and Odd Fellows of Moores Flat, aro making extensive Pteparations for the grand ball ~Which.is to come off at their Hall on Friday evening, J: une 5th. We hear “ of some who are going from this city, and presume that when the time comes @ large number will attend. We can assure all who design going thata pleasant time will be had if attention from the fraternities getting up the entertainment will add to their pleasure, Pe Preaching Sunday. Divine services will be held in the Methodist Church,Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, and in the evening at 7}4°0’clock, Sabbath School at 2 o’clock Pp. wt, Rev. George. ClifM. Buffington, md . , chusively that his stock ‘is the largest: aud his prices the cheapest of _any clothing house in this county. mil The Best Photographs, For the very best Photographs, go to Abell, Grass Valley, mayl4 Fresh No. 1 Limes, Just received and for sale’_at $2. per hundred, by JOHN JACK. my3 Rudolph Photograph Gallery, Broad Street, near Pine. n25 Words of Vital Interest, ig é Will the thousands who read cokamns of frivolous verbiage every day devote five min. utes to the perusalof a few facts which concern them nearly? Ourtext is “Health,” and we—will put our comimentary into a nutshell. Weakness is indirectly the cause ofall sickness: for if nature be strong enough to resist. the morbid influences whith produce illness, of course they are powerless, Seek strength, therefore. Invigorate and regulate thé system. When the fire of ‘life seems to be absolutély dying out in the system and the mind, sympathizing with thé body, is re‘duced almost to a state of imbecility, the mighty restorative Honetter Stomach Bitters, secs; as it weke, to lift the sufferer out of the Slough of Despond, and recruit and reinvigorate both the frame and the intellect, Would that all who have (known its benefits conld condénse their experience into this paragraph. They would tell the healthy that to protect their health they must use this great safeguard against all unmedicated and impure stimulants and cling to this wholesome and unfailing ton. ic and alternative as the shipwrecked mariner would cling to a raftiin a stormy sea. They would tel] of dyspeptic pangs relieved, of appetite restored, of shattered nerves reStrung, of headaches cured, of disordered functions regulated, of hypochondria dissipated, of miasmatic diseases baffled, of fever and ague cured, of liver complaints arrested , of heat, privation, and toil defied, of hope reanimated and cheerftlness restored. Such are the effect of . Hostetter’s ford, Pastor, ‘Bitters. Preaching at the G@ongregational Church every Sunday morning and_eyening at the ~syal-hours Of Worship. Sabbath School lmuediately after morning services: Eee J.Sims, pastor, ~~ hervices atthe Episcopal Church every Sutday morning at 1L.o’clock,; Rev. A. P: ‘tson, Pastor. Divine services at the Catholic Church Sunday morning at 10% o'clock. . Sabbath E 1 at 2 o’clock, and Vespers at 7 P. a, Rev. Father Meagher, Pastor. . g Divine services will be held at the A.M. ® Chinch: Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. ; Services in the evening at-7o'clock. Rev 4.C, Dorsey, Pastor. ‘‘La Espanola.” We were yesterday the recipient of ‘Supply of cigars, of this favorite nd, fromthe store of Johnny Jack, on Pine street, who has just “tived from San Francisco witlr a 8° stock of tobaceo and-cigars, candies,' ete. We puffed thé SPECIAL NOTICE. . Why suffer -from Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and loss of appetite, when you can, by using Dr. Henley’ s celebrated I X L Bitters, ‘ef fect @ 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 complaints of the’ Liver and Diges tive Organs. As a family medi¢ine they See advertisementin-ancther column, EXECUTOR’S NOTICE. be pee OF L. A. WALLING, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Bids for. the sale of the property of the estate of L. A. Walling, deceased, ‘ and after SATURDAY, MAY 9th, 1874, TERMS OF SALE. — Cash In gold coin, ten per e@at down, and balance on confirmation of sale by Probate Court. Deeds at expense of purchaser. For description ot property, see notice of sale publishe . in the Nevada Daily Transcript, front January 15th to March 6th, 1874. a ecm 9 om stern, Owing tote hard times and the . rooms, 319 Bush’ street, between . . The Lard is put up in Eight 1b will be received .on oe CASHIN & co. __Are Now_Menufacturing z = —— T a . SOMMITTER OF ESVITATION. HE Masonic atid Odd Fellows Prater. Grand Bal] at their Hall, on Main Sttect, _. Moore’s Fiat, on Friday Evening, June 5th, 1874, Heafy McNulty, _ —_ James Redington =tWm-?, Camm F ° Moore’sFlat, _ Bacon, = and Lard. EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED NO. 1. . ee Cans and warranted good ; ‘y. ; and sw et for One Year, It is entirely free of Mutton fat. The cans are well made of the best tin, ". ae The attention of thé Trade is —_ North San Juan. Chas, A llenbérg, Robt, McMurray, Jos: Olsen. A,N.Crane, Woolsey’s Flat. Nevada City. James Reid, — J. Ear] Brown Newton Higdeon, K. B. Gentry. North Bloomfield. Omeg R.D Skidmore, ° §. oO. Pease, ¢ A.D. Lemaire; « Geo, C. Shaws === Malakoff, Emile Bremond, J. L. Shivall, , Lake City, R. Philips, . N. Paulnire. Washington. F.M, Hathaway, Jobn Jansen. Forest City. John West, ° “A. H. Miller, Columbia: Hill, Alleghany. W. W. Frisbid, __ Dr. Josiah Lefevre, 0. Fo Hawley; John Bradbury, z Cherokee, Graniteville, Jobn Fitter, Jno. T Cline, John: Trood, W.C. Clark.

Relief Hill, . Orleans Fiat, J.C. Hickman, Jas. Kleese, . oy R. Penrose, Lars Buck. 5 . Snow Point, 8. L. Blackwell, Grass Valley. _ Rob'tLindsley. a A. H. Mulloy, : RECEPTION COMMITTEE, H. Atwater, Alex. Rauch, W. D. Long; : Chas. Allenberg, _. FLOOR MANAGERS, Wm. F. Cummings, Geo. W. Brown, R. D. Skidmore, Rob’t. D. Cartér, Arrangements have been made-to secure the services of an excellent Band, and a splendid Supper will be prepared by Mr. Jolin Shea. The Committee will: spare neither time or expense in providing for the comfort of all who wish to share in the festivities of the occasion,Tickets, including Supper, $500 Moore’s Flat, April 29th, 1874, ANSON W. LESTER Lester & Mulloy, E KEEP ON HAND CONSTANTLY invited to these articles, eG Wholesale atid Retail Dealers, . . . G@ROCERIEs, CASHIN : ae i " we HARDWARE, jo Nevada City, Ca. CRO CKERY, NATIONAL EXCHANGE Fine Wines and Whiskies. EOTEL, > BROAD STREET.... ++-NEVADA CITY: CARR & GEN TRY. Proprietors HIS WELL KNOWN, HOTEL IS AL. WayS Open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public, Large additions have been made to it, and been fitted up“in_elegant style. The Sleeping Room# are large, airy and comfortable, andthe Table willcompare favorably with that of any Hotel in the State. TheProprietors will spare no pains nor exp€nse to render. their guests comfortable, <3 : _Stages forall parts of the State have their Offices at this Hotel. . The House is. kept open all night for the accommodation of the Traveling Public, Billiard Tables and Bar cop? “ctad with the Hotel, A sharé ef Public Patronage is respectful ly solicited. CARR & GENTRY, Proprietors. Nevada, June 9th, a The Place to BUY. ~~ E. GOLDSMITH. CIGARS Tropical and Domestic Fruits. Ful! assortment of School Books always on hand, TO DEALERS. ORANGES, LEMONS, LIMES, BANANNAS, PINE APPLES, and a full assortment iToAN DIES, = alwayson hand. Tho Trade supplied at E. GOLDSMITH. Nevads City, april 1, Attorney and Crunselor at Law : AT BRIG:i OFFICE, In Pront of the Coutt House “rant Havanas, and pronounce. “a. J.M. WALLING, — x r ssf of last will of 1. A. Walling, ‘Rem good cigars, We are a judge. 2 ee “ose ee * . = SS BE Goa eee sandy a LARGE and varied. Stock of the above line of Goods. No, 52 Broad Street, oe NEVADA cITy,” . — Nevada, March 14th. DENTISTRY. DR. A. CHAPMAN, ba eke respectfully-inform the people of this city aid vicinitythat he has resumed his profession again and leased an Office inthe ~ Transcript Building, ON COMMERCIAL STREET, And is now prepared to do anything and everything in the line of Dentistry and satis. faction guaranteed, Office Hours from 9A. M, to 12 -M.-and from 1 to 5 P., M: Nevada, April 7th, 1874, JOHNNY JACK. Pine Street, Nevada City. Opposite Kidd’s Building. Des ee TOBACCO, . CIGARS, ; ~ *“““PIPES, of all kinds, CONFECTIONERY, Nuts, LEMONS ORANGES, FIGS, DATES, & If you want a Genuine Imported Havana Cigar, go to JOHN JACK’S. His Tobacco is also of the best brands, — Nevada, March 15th. County Scrip. — « LL warrants drawn on the General A Fund and registered prior to May 17, i873, and all Warrants drawn onthe Road Fund and registered prior to April 10, 1874, will be paid on presentation. Interest on the same ceases from this date. ae E, P. SANFORD, Treasurer, = By A. H, Parker, Deputy. . Nevada, May 8th, 1874. . ARCADE SALOON. . DJOINING McCanley’s Cigar Store, on A Broad Street, Nevada City. ” A. B. CARLEY, LIQUORS and CIGARS. Gia triends and = comers are invited to drop in and see age, nities of MOORE'S. FLAT, will give at: ‘Orleans Consolidated G. M. Co. Keeps constantly op hand the best WINES . = ag 2 , og . AWK: ee * Vi): Portsznonaize Gauiitlets ! ie . A geese oases a _—_ & Gauntlets and Gloves!prising the Ladies’ Port Monnaire Gauntlets, Gents’ Military -Gauntlets, Fine Dresg . Military Gauntlets, and California Pattern. 8 Buck, Doe and Dog Skin and Flannel “ —— Gloves of the best make and-warranted to a. : be as represented.’ "COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS> “7 Aso, a fine assortment of }—=Saddles; Harness, &. . . And eveesbing to be found ina FirstClass . — Harness Francisco prices, . Névada, May 4th, Established in 1858. hop which will be so WM. at San OLMES. “ Nevada Assay Ofiice, JAMES J. OTT. Main Street, -' Nevada City. @LD ORES of every description _ReW fined, Melted and Assayed. By request G~ld Bars exchanged for Coin, ___ ELECTRO--PLATING IN GOLD OR SILVER. AN worn out ware such as Forks, Spoons, Pitchers, Services, Rings, Watch Cases and Chains, Waiters and in general ait-xinds of Jewelry, >: Particular attention paid to gal. vanizing Copper Plates for Quartz Mills. x 5 : ~PRICES REASONABLE, — Soe ~ JAS. J. OFT. Nevatla, March 6th. : ‘SPECIAL NOTICE. OTICE is hereby given thatG.J. NAFFZIGER has ‘this day formed. a copartnership with JACOB NAFFZIGER, under the irm name of J. &C. J. NAFFZIGER, And will continne the Retail Meat business at the old stand on COMMERCIAL STREET. They will keep constantly on hand the very best of ae MEATS OF ALL KINDS, SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON and LARD. __ All persons indebted to. JACOB NAFFZE GER are requested to settle their accounts” atthe above named place-of brsinens. Nevada City, May Ist, 1874, 2 a renee ol E-#tockholders of the Orleans Consolidated Gold Mining Company, are fereby notified to meet-atthe office-of the Company, on Main streetyat J. J. Ott’s, on Saturdday, May 16th, i At 7 o'clock, P. M. Business of importance will be transacteg, and every stock1 older is requested to’ be present. By order, C. P. PURINTON, Sec’y. Nevadg; May 5th, 1874. m7 Dissplution. Y OTICE is hereby given that-the copartN nership heretofore existing between F. A. POTTER and W, A. SIGOURNEY, in the Croekery and Wall Paper business, under the firm name of Potter & Sigourney, is this day dissolved, Either partner is empowered to use the ‘firm name in settlement of the Company businegs. F. A. POTTER. Nevada. April 28th 874. Ms UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. . TRA A, EATON, Prop’r. ——THIS well known and popStreet, in the City of Nevada, is always open for the reception of guests. The sleeping apartments are large, airy and comfortable, and every bed inthe house containg a Spring Mattrass. As a desirable quiet piace for the weary, the UNION ia not excelled by any House outside of San Francisco. gAs an Eating Housé, the-tableof the UNION will compare favorably with any Hotel in the State, -' The BAR is constantly Kept supplied with the choicest brands of Wines, Liquors and. Cigars, aud thé Biiliard Room and Tables are the very best that can be procured o tside the large cities. Every attention is given to make the guests com fortable. The proprietor solicits a share o } he public patronage. nls Furniture! Furniture ay — B. JOHNSON, x No. 92 Main Street, Grass Valley, Has just réceived the Largest and Finest Stock of Furniture ever brought into the : County of Nevada, which will be sold at . . Prices Astonishingly Low! The Stock consists in part of ie Fine Parlor Sets, Beds and Bedding, and eyerything else usually kept ina Store of this kind. Furniture for Cottages and Offices, of the mrost durable kind for a little money. J can suit every taste and every purse in selling Purniture, : -B, JOHNSON, ' Grass Valley, April 30, » & Seed 5 ry ri suaere niga: Ea ear LIAM HOLMES, on Broad St,, . has just received a large stock ofFrom the celebrated San Jose Factory,;com -. ular Hotel, situated on Main . ', » Fine Bed Room Sets, . THE LARGH AND 103 & 108 Montgomery Street, Pp ee SAN FRANCISCO, + Fornierly oceupied by ol TUCKER & CO., i Where can -be found the LARGEST and most COMPLETE seiorionsh of : WATCHES, > DIAMONDS . _ ‘ JEWELRY . Ever displayed by any es tablishment on the coast, @ Call and examine our stock or send orders through ‘Wells, Fargo & Co., which ‘with prompt attention. ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, — ~ ANDERSON & RANDOLPH April 14, 1874. The Reason Why. THOUSANDS OF OUR CITIZENS, “Why is it that the IXL Bitters HAVE A{CHIEVED SUCH POPULARITY WITH THE PUBLIC, AND HAVE SUCH AN IMMENSE SALE?” THE REASONIS BEOAUSE THEY ARE AN OLD AND WELL ESTABLISHED ARTICLE, AND Ann MADE FROM THE MOST CHOICE HERDS AND ROOTS : ‘THE MANY WHO HAVE TRIED THEM, TESTIFY TO THEIR BEN EFICIAL QUALITIES, AND HAVE NO HESITATION IN RECOMMENDING THEM TO THEIR AFFLICTED FRIENDS, THEY ARE ACKNQWLEDGED TQ BE THE BEST TONIC AND -RECUPERATOR KNOWN ; THEY BUILD-UP THE SYSTEM, AND IMPART STRENGTH TO THE WEAK AND EXHAUSTED, AND ARE ENDORSED AND RECOMMENDED BY OUR MOST EMJNENT PHYSICIANS [as per certificates on each bottle,} TO THOSE * AFFLICTED WITH DYSPEPSIA, INDI. ~ GESTION AND. LOSS OF APPETITE, asu blood purifier they surpass :all other BO. called tonics which haye lately been placed in the market, ‘ No! Family ghould be without them.— SOLD EVERYWHERE, H. EPSTEIN & CO, ; wee Sole Proprtetars, 518 Front St, SAN FRANCISCO, NOTARY PUBLIC. ——-AND-a Justice of the Peace. ~f EARCHING RECORDS AND ALSTRAC, kK TING A SPECIALTY. Conveyancing Prompt! y attend Accounts collected. : Also Agent for: . -mohl¢ AMERICAN FIRE INSERANCE Co. CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO, GERMAN-AMERIOAN INSURANCE Go. NIAGARA INSURANCE Co. , Office, opposite Stumpf's Hotel, BROAN STREET, NEVADA CITY: ad-bun MISS R NOVITZKY, F GRASS VALLEY, has made arrangements for giving i : Music Lessons in Neyada City. Miss Novitzky has a class in Grass Valley, and on Gold Flat, Reference, Prof, G. Scott, San Francisco Musical Institute, A class will: be formed on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APKIL. 25th,. at Temperance Hall, where she can be consulted as to terms, etc. ; -apl9-iin -/ HENRY WAGNER, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. F FICE Af DE. BELL'S DRUG Oo STORE, Corner of Pine snd Cossue cial Streets, Nevada City. a litys _ EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevieca AMES MON Kaying opened a meat Market on Commercial street, is 1 r-pared to supply customers with the beat uality of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Vea}, Corned becf, Corned Pork, cte.at the lowest prices . . vd bs ; e 2 RRR a mo Is now Occupied ————— «i? INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH AMERICA a 5 2] i ea ay ey i ei te Ge isEN 28