May 30, 1875 (4 pages)

se Ly ce 8 Ap ct Le te ct iD, ite ity ed aty the ced nty the ced riff jon ced erk ion ced BOY n of . if as ¢miced yor, atic rced herecistion , anfice tt to unty will ably,. lican anty ced. heriff ision aplsereby office igiony inced , sub, Cun—_— US titute — TY, at Dn the hook aty is TrusIgo be ee ished r lec@ store rom ps _-eounty, —_cusin America. NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Arrested. A man named Tom Simmons was arrested at Washington, in this by Sheriff McCormick, of Placer county, as one of the two men who robbed the passengers and drivers uf the Nevada, Grass Valley and Colfax stages, on the Placer county side of Bear River, neur Colfax, a few weeks ago. Washington for a good while, and jz in the habit of going off very often fora few diyS'ata time, and always _ . taking bis gun_ with -him_to hunt. One of the passengers who was on the stage . at the.time of the tobbery, -believed-from the appearancecf the. robber, his size, form, etc., and the -fact that he. was not in Washington atthetime of the robbery; that:he must have been the man. It is evident, however, that he is greatly mistaken. The-examination was to have taken place at Anburw,. yesterday, and we understand that Sim~ toons will be able to pruve an_ alibi. Witnesses from this county haye gene to Auburn to testify that Sim mons was in the town of Eureka and ‘wns engaged with others in a sheoting contest on the day of the robbery, --and that o1 the aftern: on previous to the stage robbery he was on his} way to Eureka, and the day after the robbery he was at Emek?, and of. course it’ was impossible for him to have been at Bear River at the time of the robbery. If these statemeats are established, which doubtlessly they will be, the wrong man_ has been arrested and be -will be di -. charged. We did not intend to say anything about the arrest after buving heard the above __ explanation, but us the Grass Valley}. Union has mentioned the fact, we give the above particulars as we heard them, The Circus, Montgomery Queen’s Circus and Menagerie-will exhidit in this ctiy Monday, June 7th. The San Francisco Alta says: On Tuesday night the season of Montgomery Wneen’s Great Circus and Menagerie comes toaclose in our city.’ The all-toobrief number of performances of this very excellent aggregation of talent have been—marked—by the most brilliaut success. Cumplete in ‘every detail, inexhaustible in its novelties, of unvaryisg attractiveness, it will be many aday before San Francisco will again see such 4 splendid place of amusement. The reward from the public has been unstinted, and the three weeks of two performances daily, has wen the most remunerative returns in gold. The two greatest riders in the world, riding in'the same ring, is a spectacle that has been wituessed in no ether cirMr.Chas. Fish has been riding murvelously. well, while Mr, James Robinson has been excelling himself. Comparisons are drawn nightly between these two arenic artists, one being favored and thenthe other. Opinions are about equally divided. Miss Mollie Brown is.as handsomein form and feature as she is dating and gracefal in her riding. Without exaggeration, she may be set down as the hest female rider in the .world, even excelling Mademoiselle Kenebel in her palmiest days. Infact every artist that appears in Mr. Queen’s Circus is far above the standard of good. There is notene ef mediocrity in the whole establishmeur. The Menagerie has been augmented by theaddition of a new, elephant, ‘Princess Mollie,”’ the giraffe is stil) a wonder of. attractiveness, while everybody is pleased with the frolicsome ganibols of the baby lions, and curiosity is at all times excited by the numberless other animals. Delegates. The following is a list of delegates elected to the Republican County ~Gonvention, to be held in this. -ohty ~ on Saturday next. Nevada City—S. N. ARS G. VY. Schmidtburg, J.3. Thompson, A. Gault, P. Richards, D. J. Crew: ley, O. Multman, E. M. Preston, P. -H. Belden, J. B. Conn, Chas. Keut, J. E. Brown, J. 8. Danna, R. C, Walrath, W. oe earebie, W.A. Roberts, A. Goldsmith, Enright, 8. J. Eddy, H. Hale, F alley ‘Holmes. Grass. V E.WwW. Roberts, Jd. BPP sa ward esac sol Harris, A. A. Mulloy, A Henderson, Alex. Stoddard, ; George, Henry Fuchs, F. G. Beatty, Géo. “Lord, Z. Muausau, James C. The Daily Transevipt. _It appears . Simmons has been living around} ‘toned affair, Sentenced. Tha ‘Chinaman who robbed’ the . Allison mine sluices, near French years in San. Quentin, what be deserved, and he ought to be thankful that lieis in the land of . the living. At the time he was comwitting the robbery, he was shot and wounded by the watchman on the claims. He had a narrow escape of having the top of his head blown off. a Annual Klection. The annual election for officers of Perngylvania Engine Company, will . tuke place on uext Wednesday eve‘ning, June 2d. —Every_-member-of: the company is requested to be in attendance. After the election a colwe can leary of the preparations going ov, the banquetis to be a highQuite.a nuinber of in-" ae vited guests will be present. Nevada Royal Arch Chapter. There will be-a meeting of Nevada Royal Arch Chapter, an Monday evening, May 31, for the _ purpose of work. Ail members are earnest! requested to be present, a“ visiting Companions are invited. _Txos. Mten, H, P. ae Episeopal Visitation. ~~. “The Rt. Rev. John D. Wingfield, D. D., Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Northern California, will visit Trinity Churek, in this city, on Sunday, May 30th, and administer the apostolic rite of Confirmation immediately after the evening’ service. Seats freé. The public invited. Gro, R. Davis, Rector. P.5S. Persons desiring to mike the acqnaintance of the Bishop, will please remain after the evening service. _ 28 -3t o> Baptist Services, a Rev. Joseph Beaver ‘will preach at . the Baptist Church, in. this city, on Sunday, May 30th, morning and evening at the usual hours of worship. Fat, juicy oysters, luscious ice cream, sparkling soda water, Parisian lenhonade, and other luxuries at the saloon of Antoine Tam, on Pine street. The pclitest attention shown patrons. Best brands of cigars’ always on hand. m18-1m Prive apple « cheese at LESTER & MULLOY’ Ss. ‘Jast Received. At Hyman Bros. Clothing Emporium, corner of Broad and Pine streets, the latest style of Silk Hats, and a large variety of Summer elothing. Lasrapor Herring at LESTER & MULLOY’S Important. Endorsed by the Medical profession. Or. Wm. Hall’s ‘Balsam for the Lungs, cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and all diseases of the Throat and Chest. Dr. Townsley’s Toothache Anodyne cures in One Minute. f7-6m Life is Sweet. The blood is the life of the human system. Keep itpure and all is well; for this purpose no standard medicine has had so ley’s Celebrat-d I. X. L. Bitters. This is a pure stimulant, medicated with the finest tonics and alteratives which the vegetable Kingdom affords; and is the only preparation at present known which thoroughly meets the emergency. {The effect of this popular restorative is continuous. Each dose taken invigorates. the vital energies and the brain, and its prolonged use wi!l unquestionably cure any case of debility, or mental torpidity that does not arise from organic causes beyondthe reach of medicine. It is in the strictest sense of the word, ai invigorating and regulating cordlul. If the nerves are tremulous and relaxed, it braces them; if the liver is torpid it promotes activity in that organ; if the appetite is poor and digestion a slow and painful operation, it creates a relish for food and enables the stomach to convert it into healthful ailment, Moreover, it iss specific for a large number of ailments,some of which are particularly prevalent in the damp and chilly weather which we so often experience in mid. winter. — these may be mentiored organs.:. rfect digestion and a proper Baw of tale: t insures pure blood, a vigorous circulation, and the prompt discharge of all waste matter from the system. > by ’ RANCH FUR SALE. ITHIN ONE MILE of Nevada There are nearly 200 acres of la 30 acres of which is sown to grain. There is plenty of water and wood. Sale-ipclades erop. T tle possessory. For rticulers uire fg oat idite oe CONNELLY, or of Noel, 8. D. Bosworth, ¢ 3J.M, Wanimme, eal Eatate Agent. al Corral, and convicted of the crime in the County Court, was yesterday} ‘sentenced by Judge Caldwell, to five . This i8 just . lation.will_be.spread.—__From—wheatm22 . uniform and amazing success as Dr. Hen} . @QRArND EX A. GOLD Would respectfully an vada City and vicinity, that ONE HUN Of the latest Stylss ‘ DRY AND; Consist Bleached and Brown Table Linens, ~ Napkins, . Towels, _ Curtains, _Nottinghém Lace, The above goods having reduced’ prices, I am now the benefit of CHEAP fully request the-public to selves. “Orders promptly SAMPLES SENT FREE COUN A. GO Broad Slresi, Great Land Sale. THE .GERKE RAN CH, _ COMPRISING 15, 000 acres of the finest lands in the State, is offered FOR SALE in 40, 80 and 160 acre lots. Sales made by the owner diréct. or through ager cies established by him. 3 Ka” No MIDpLEMEN. “Su A FINE VINEYARD, Containing 100,000 vines, the yonnases of which aie 11 years old, capicity 10,000 gallons, will be included in the sale. LOCATION. The Gerke Ranch it situated in Tehama and Butte counties, -The Californi. and Oregon Railroad traverses the eastern boundary for a distance of five miles, t e Sacrameuto river bounding the west side. On the north flows Deer creek which contains eufficient water to irrigate 50,000 acres; and the water right will be secured to every purchaser. The ri. eris navigable to the farm at al) seasons of the year. HOMES, HIBITION OF SMITH, nounce tothe Ladies of Ne-. : he is just opening DREL CASES and Quality of FANCY GOODS, ing of =): Giant Eiteoro ‘the x i) ee . All the novelties in Shawls, . Carpets; full and. comple as-. ‘sortment, aa Three Ply, Ingrain and Crossly’s Brussels, Mats, Matting, Oil Cloth, etc., . etc., all been bought at greatly ready to give my customers GOODS. —T-would respect LOSMITH, Brown & Morgan’s Block, o Nevada City. _. JOHN JACK’S / CIGAR AND TOBACCO FRUIT. CONFECTIONERY AND VARIETY STORE, PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. I DESIRE to inform the public that 3 am now in receipt of a fresh importation of Choice HAVANA and DOMESTIC GARS, including tne celebrated brands . Blaine and Pulmin Palace Car ALSO CHEWING TOBACCO, Of all kinds, which will be sold wholesale or retail, FRESH FRUITS, Of all descriptions, such as, Strawberries, Oranges, Lemons, ‘Limes, etc., Will be Kept constantly on hand during the season. CANDIES !. CANDIES! At 25 Cents per Pound, and upwards. FRESH NUTS, Always on hand at the lowest rates. ap26 JOHN JACK, Silks, Hosiery, Ladies & Child’ns, Ts . ees bine & white, Aggregat Barages, “ "Bits : : aon : Mena erle = “Grenadines fe ten: age rie of Furious wila ‘eae: ~ _. Pereates, Ribbons, ‘ a French ,Prints, Ties, WITH THE American do A Sashes, _ Only Living Giraffe Lawns, Ruches; Ever seen in California, ° ; Linens, . — Parasols, the latest, oe .-Piqnes, ___._*. _,.-Chantelaines, ‘PHE GREAT White Goods, Corsets, ROGOPOTOMUS, FROM THE Mu _Repps, Suitings with border, ane » . -Delaines, Lace Shawls, The Nonedescript Ouadad. Sheetings, 4-4 to 12-4, oe . . -eall and judge -for them-. °—— ° eon armel QUEEN'S. filled. ; . ‘Caravan, Circus and Menagerie; THROUGHOUT NEVADA Brilliant Ovation. Grand Centralization of Genius. Con3X centration of merit. ' Monopoly of Equestrian Stars. — " Tawny Lioness, And Four Young Cubs. \ Asiatic Lioness, —AND— fy Three ake Lions. _Indwgertbadile! wanders-to-be REERio = where el.e on the Pacific Slopes, but in Avalanche of Attractions. The Great Double Circus Troupe ! Two Separate Kings! TWO PERFORMANCES Under One Mammoth Pavilion, ee This is the best show on earth—the royal of arenic monarchs—vast assemblage of undisputed artiste.— ~ The world-wide riding celebrities, JAMES ROBINSON, ND CHARLES W. FISH, Each fresh from his European and Americen triumps and the contending Champions have expressed a willingness ahd desire to meet in the Rings of QUEEN’S GREAT MORAL CIPCUS ! As the most fitting place tor the trial of Equestrian skill and daring. ~“‘Phey witt ride for $16,000 gnd tre Gold Diamond ttudded Belt of the. hiyy World, Medals and piate presentec wm to both these artists by the Crowr. ed-heads;-Noblemer and Aristocre cy of Europe and the distinguished families of the United States. This is done to settle the dispute the > question of ‘‘Who is the Chnmpiou Rider.” Queen’s Great Moral Circus To those seeking homes, this farm presents unusual attraction of soil, climate and location. The frost and drought which has bee: clinost,aniversally disastrous the present year, has not injured the orups or vineyards in the least. One hundred and fifty families can make thems-lves comfortable homes here. Terms of Sale! One-third cash; balance in one, two and three years at 10 per cent. per annum. Land may be purchased at private sale until the day of public sale which will be announced hereafter. For further infokmetion apply to ~ Da. J. 8. CamEnon, Bea Bluff, Tehama Connty, Cal. Gronce Hamum, 414 Market St. San Francisco, Cal. Or to Hemry Gerke,,on the Ranch. Vina, May 26,1875. J. M. WALLENG, ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, . Justice of tie Peace, and __FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, & Morgan's Block, NE One = Cal. aps POTTEX & SIGOURNEY, No. eee tent great bargains ip CROCK. Atm i, GLABSWAK . WALL PAYER “Y svada, winbow SHAD mh 1 1878 I 0. BR. M. — WYOMING TRIBE, : IMPORVED riven OF RED = NEWARK LAND COMPANY San Francis*o, Bay, Alameda Oo., “oe Title perfect. Incorporated HE NEWARK LAND COMPANY is <@win shape; the Guarantee Fund paid ii. Thi Company will. be prepared in May to take parties by steamboat and railroad to their town:nd lands, By reference to the Coast Su. vey Chart it will be seen that at Potrero Point, in front of Newark, the deep water comes all the wa through the channel from the Pavific, with the ©. P, BR. R. running in a direct line through Livermore Pass, making this the connecting point between all parts of the United States and by deep water to all rte of the gi be and-the greatest manuaetna eee re San Francisco, plenty of water, wood climate, excellent soil, and easy communication. Purchasers getting possession can raise large crops by ences by vee tae as July 15th. This com11 commence active operation in nilding, soon. For all information, circulars, maps, and subscription, apply at the office of the Company, 40544 Caiifornia Street, basement, opposite Bank of Cali. fornia, San Frencieco. “Phis tand with} be ‘pula at auction May 22, 1875, by H. M. Newhall & Co., in acres a low to the highest bidder. at sale. Credit to ere, Possession will be given by the Ist of une, or sooner if the crops are off. Steamer M. 8. Latham leaves the foot of Brannan street, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Wharf, San San Francisco, yg Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at past 11, ncording to the tide, giving half 11, accord ¢ tide, giving from ‘our to five hours on the and. Return, leave Newark at b ae 3 o’clock, arriving at San Francisco at half past six, Pp. mM. The best of Ri staurants on the steamer, on the New York plan; pay only for what you get; Breakfast, 60, cents; Dinmer 75 cents. Fare for round trip, 75 cents. Stages connect with boat, running to Niles, N, Centreville, Washington »° Warm eae Se aati eee oda ry e city,at 8 o’c Cha 8 ® ut. HO. MLvEy of Recerd:. mis ~ a. Manage ana goers eam Agcrepated Assembly of Talent * Nothing like it under the “sun. And whieh is the Grea: , Event of 1875. TO SEE RIDING, TO SEE RIDING, You must go to Montgomery Queen’s Circus and Bee THE BEST I~w THE WORLD! —— a AMES ROBINSON, And his infant Master Eugene, in their incomparable bareback viding, and Mr. Jamee Robinson’s unapproachabie school of Equestrian statuury. MR. CHAKLES W. FISH, led Principal Backward, Baek and Forward Feet to Feet Sceniibaanaiiet and Trick Biden. Mae. Fish wae been declared Champion Rider of England, russia, Austris , and Russia, returns to America to contest his sup-riority in the New World. MISS MOLLIE BROWN, The Pre-eminent Prtacess of Arenic celebrities. The only recognized female 80 mer. sault rider on the face of the earth. MR. ROMEO SEBASTIAN, The double Pirouette and Bareback Rider. ——_I-—— ius tcilaneeeniesd well exclaim, “Let us have a dig Show. : Ss We will give it. These, together with the largest and strongest troupe of : FINISHED, HIGH TONED HIGH SALARIED ‘ARTISTS. arran Queen in asserting that he has the BES' SHOW ever presented to th « Sean eras ocean, or assembled utider a canvas. Thie is established with the ex pecial view to s tour through Caiifortii@'and Nevada, after the close of the eceson in San Francisco, and also to visit all the cities East, ae the : Representative Rew. of of the Pacific Coast. ADMISSION, $1 00. CHILDREN FIFTY CENTS. _ Doors open at 1 and 7. «. Performatice to commence at 2'and 8 P. x. sharp. ONE HOUR FOR MENAGERIE. : —o—— Will exhibit at AOBURN, Saturday, Jane 5th. Monday, June 7th. GRASS VALLEY, vie ad Jane Sth, NEVADA CITY, COLFAX, . Wednesday, June Mh, aad

se Ly ce 8 Ap ct Le te ct iD, ite ity ed aty the ced nty the ced riff jon ced erk ion ced BOY n of . if as ¢miced yor, atic rced herecistion , anfice tt to unty will ably,. lican anty ced. heriff ision aplsereby office igiony inced , sub, Cun—_— US titute — TY, at Dn the hook aty is TrusIgo be ee ished r lec@ store rom ps _-eounty, —_cusin America. NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Arrested. A man named Tom Simmons was arrested at Washington, in this by Sheriff McCormick, of Placer county, as one of the two men who robbed the passengers and drivers uf the Nevada, Grass Valley and Colfax stages, on the Placer county side of Bear River, neur Colfax, a few weeks ago. Washington for a good while, and jz in the habit of going off very often fora few diyS'ata time, and always _ . taking bis gun_ with -him_to hunt. One of the passengers who was on the stage . at the.time of the tobbery, -believed-from the appearancecf the. robber, his size, form, etc., and the -fact that he. was not in Washington atthetime of the robbery; that:he must have been the man. It is evident, however, that he is greatly mistaken. The-examination was to have taken place at Anburw,. yesterday, and we understand that Sim~ toons will be able to pruve an_ alibi. Witnesses from this county haye gene to Auburn to testify that Sim mons was in the town of Eureka and ‘wns engaged with others in a sheoting contest on the day of the robbery, --and that o1 the aftern: on previous to the stage robbery he was on his} way to Eureka, and the day after the robbery he was at Emek?, and of. course it’ was impossible for him to have been at Bear River at the time of the robbery. If these statemeats are established, which doubtlessly they will be, the wrong man_ has been arrested and be -will be di -. charged. We did not intend to say anything about the arrest after buving heard the above __ explanation, but us the Grass Valley}. Union has mentioned the fact, we give the above particulars as we heard them, The Circus, Montgomery Queen’s Circus and Menagerie-will exhidit in this ctiy Monday, June 7th. The San Francisco Alta says: On Tuesday night the season of Montgomery Wneen’s Great Circus and Menagerie comes toaclose in our city.’ The all-toobrief number of performances of this very excellent aggregation of talent have been—marked—by the most brilliaut success. Cumplete in ‘every detail, inexhaustible in its novelties, of unvaryisg attractiveness, it will be many aday before San Francisco will again see such 4 splendid place of amusement. The reward from the public has been unstinted, and the three weeks of two performances daily, has wen the most remunerative returns in gold. The two greatest riders in the world, riding in'the same ring, is a spectacle that has been wituessed in no ether cirMr.Chas. Fish has been riding murvelously. well, while Mr, James Robinson has been excelling himself. Comparisons are drawn nightly between these two arenic artists, one being favored and thenthe other. Opinions are about equally divided. Miss Mollie Brown is.as handsomein form and feature as she is dating and gracefal in her riding. Without exaggeration, she may be set down as the hest female rider in the .world, even excelling Mademoiselle Kenebel in her palmiest days. Infact every artist that appears in Mr. Queen’s Circus is far above the standard of good. There is notene ef mediocrity in the whole establishmeur. The Menagerie has been augmented by theaddition of a new, elephant, ‘Princess Mollie,”’ the giraffe is stil) a wonder of. attractiveness, while everybody is pleased with the frolicsome ganibols of the baby lions, and curiosity is at all times excited by the numberless other animals. Delegates. The following is a list of delegates elected to the Republican County ~Gonvention, to be held in this. -ohty ~ on Saturday next. Nevada City—S. N. ARS G. VY. Schmidtburg, J.3. Thompson, A. Gault, P. Richards, D. J. Crew: ley, O. Multman, E. M. Preston, P. -H. Belden, J. B. Conn, Chas. Keut, J. E. Brown, J. 8. Danna, R. C, Walrath, W. oe earebie, W.A. Roberts, A. Goldsmith, Enright, 8. J. Eddy, H. Hale, F alley ‘Holmes. Grass. V E.WwW. Roberts, Jd. BPP sa ward esac sol Harris, A. A. Mulloy, A Henderson, Alex. Stoddard, ; George, Henry Fuchs, F. G. Beatty, Géo. “Lord, Z. Muausau, James C. The Daily Transevipt. _It appears . Simmons has been living around} ‘toned affair, Sentenced. Tha ‘Chinaman who robbed’ the . Allison mine sluices, near French years in San. Quentin, what be deserved, and he ought to be thankful that lieis in the land of . the living. At the time he was comwitting the robbery, he was shot and wounded by the watchman on the claims. He had a narrow escape of having the top of his head blown off. a Annual Klection. The annual election for officers of Perngylvania Engine Company, will . tuke place on uext Wednesday eve‘ning, June 2d. —Every_-member-of: the company is requested to be in attendance. After the election a colwe can leary of the preparations going ov, the banquetis to be a highQuite.a nuinber of in-" ae vited guests will be present. Nevada Royal Arch Chapter. There will be-a meeting of Nevada Royal Arch Chapter, an Monday evening, May 31, for the _ purpose of work. Ail members are earnest! requested to be present, a“ visiting Companions are invited. _Txos. Mten, H, P. ae Episeopal Visitation. ~~. “The Rt. Rev. John D. Wingfield, D. D., Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Northern California, will visit Trinity Churek, in this city, on Sunday, May 30th, and administer the apostolic rite of Confirmation immediately after the evening’ service. Seats freé. The public invited. Gro, R. Davis, Rector. P.5S. Persons desiring to mike the acqnaintance of the Bishop, will please remain after the evening service. _ 28 -3t o> Baptist Services, a Rev. Joseph Beaver ‘will preach at . the Baptist Church, in. this city, on Sunday, May 30th, morning and evening at the usual hours of worship. Fat, juicy oysters, luscious ice cream, sparkling soda water, Parisian lenhonade, and other luxuries at the saloon of Antoine Tam, on Pine street. The pclitest attention shown patrons. Best brands of cigars’ always on hand. m18-1m Prive apple « cheese at LESTER & MULLOY’ Ss. ‘Jast Received. At Hyman Bros. Clothing Emporium, corner of Broad and Pine streets, the latest style of Silk Hats, and a large variety of Summer elothing. Lasrapor Herring at LESTER & MULLOY’S Important. Endorsed by the Medical profession. Or. Wm. Hall’s ‘Balsam for the Lungs, cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and all diseases of the Throat and Chest. Dr. Townsley’s Toothache Anodyne cures in One Minute. f7-6m Life is Sweet. The blood is the life of the human system. Keep itpure and all is well; for this purpose no standard medicine has had so ley’s Celebrat-d I. X. L. Bitters. This is a pure stimulant, medicated with the finest tonics and alteratives which the vegetable Kingdom affords; and is the only preparation at present known which thoroughly meets the emergency. {The effect of this popular restorative is continuous. Each dose taken invigorates. the vital energies and the brain, and its prolonged use wi!l unquestionably cure any case of debility, or mental torpidity that does not arise from organic causes beyondthe reach of medicine. It is in the strictest sense of the word, ai invigorating and regulating cordlul. If the nerves are tremulous and relaxed, it braces them; if the liver is torpid it promotes activity in that organ; if the appetite is poor and digestion a slow and painful operation, it creates a relish for food and enables the stomach to convert it into healthful ailment, Moreover, it iss specific for a large number of ailments,some of which are particularly prevalent in the damp and chilly weather which we so often experience in mid. winter. — these may be mentiored organs.:. rfect digestion and a proper Baw of tale: t insures pure blood, a vigorous circulation, and the prompt discharge of all waste matter from the system. > by ’ RANCH FUR SALE. ITHIN ONE MILE of Nevada There are nearly 200 acres of la 30 acres of which is sown to grain. There is plenty of water and wood. Sale-ipclades erop. T tle possessory. For rticulers uire fg oat idite oe CONNELLY, or of Noel, 8. D. Bosworth, ¢ 3J.M, Wanimme, eal Eatate Agent. al Corral, and convicted of the crime in the County Court, was yesterday} ‘sentenced by Judge Caldwell, to five . This i8 just . lation.will_be.spread.—__From—wheatm22 . uniform and amazing success as Dr. Hen} . @QRArND EX

A. GOLD Would respectfully an vada City and vicinity, that ONE HUN Of the latest Stylss ‘ DRY AND; Consist Bleached and Brown Table Linens, ~ Napkins, . Towels, _ Curtains, _Nottinghém Lace, The above goods having reduced’ prices, I am now the benefit of CHEAP fully request the-public to selves. “Orders promptly SAMPLES SENT FREE COUN A. GO Broad Slresi, Great Land Sale. THE .GERKE RAN CH, _ COMPRISING 15, 000 acres of the finest lands in the State, is offered FOR SALE in 40, 80 and 160 acre lots. Sales made by the owner diréct. or through ager cies established by him. 3 Ka” No MIDpLEMEN. “Su A FINE VINEYARD, Containing 100,000 vines, the yonnases of which aie 11 years old, capicity 10,000 gallons, will be included in the sale. LOCATION. The Gerke Ranch it situated in Tehama and Butte counties, -The Californi. and Oregon Railroad traverses the eastern boundary for a distance of five miles, t e Sacrameuto river bounding the west side. On the north flows Deer creek which contains eufficient water to irrigate 50,000 acres; and the water right will be secured to every purchaser. The ri. eris navigable to the farm at al) seasons of the year. HOMES, HIBITION OF SMITH, nounce tothe Ladies of Ne-. : he is just opening DREL CASES and Quality of FANCY GOODS, ing of =): Giant Eiteoro ‘the x i) ee . All the novelties in Shawls, . Carpets; full and. comple as-. ‘sortment, aa Three Ply, Ingrain and Crossly’s Brussels, Mats, Matting, Oil Cloth, etc., . etc., all been bought at greatly ready to give my customers GOODS. —T-would respect LOSMITH, Brown & Morgan’s Block, o Nevada City. _. JOHN JACK’S / CIGAR AND TOBACCO FRUIT. CONFECTIONERY AND VARIETY STORE, PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. I DESIRE to inform the public that 3 am now in receipt of a fresh importation of Choice HAVANA and DOMESTIC GARS, including tne celebrated brands . Blaine and Pulmin Palace Car ALSO CHEWING TOBACCO, Of all kinds, which will be sold wholesale or retail, FRESH FRUITS, Of all descriptions, such as, Strawberries, Oranges, Lemons, ‘Limes, etc., Will be Kept constantly on hand during the season. CANDIES !. CANDIES! At 25 Cents per Pound, and upwards. FRESH NUTS, Always on hand at the lowest rates. ap26 JOHN JACK, Silks, Hosiery, Ladies & Child’ns, Ts . ees bine & white, Aggregat Barages, “ "Bits : : aon : Mena erle = “Grenadines fe ten: age rie of Furious wila ‘eae: ~ _. Pereates, Ribbons, ‘ a French ,Prints, Ties, WITH THE American do A Sashes, _ Only Living Giraffe Lawns, Ruches; Ever seen in California, ° ; Linens, . — Parasols, the latest, oe .-Piqnes, ___._*.. _,.-Chantelaines, ‘PHE GREAT White Goods, Corsets, ROGOPOTOMUS, FROM THE Mu _Repps, Suitings with border, ane » . -Delaines, Lace Shawls, The Nonedescript Ouadad. Sheetings, 4-4 to 12-4, oe . . -eall and judge -for them-. °—— ° eon armel QUEEN'S. filled. ; . ‘Caravan, Circus and Menagerie; THROUGHOUT NEVADA Brilliant Ovation. Grand Centralization of Genius. Con3X centration of merit. ' Monopoly of Equestrian Stars. — " Tawny Lioness, And Four Young Cubs. \ Asiatic Lioness, —AND— fy Three ake Lions. _Indwgertbadile! wanders-to-be REERio = where el.e on the Pacific Slopes, but in Avalanche of Attractions. The Great Double Circus Troupe ! Two Separate Kings! TWO PERFORMANCES Under One Mammoth Pavilion, ee This is the best show on earth—the royal of arenic monarchs—vast assemblage of undisputed artiste.— ~ The world-wide riding celebrities, JAMES ROBINSON, ND CHARLES W. FISH, Each fresh from his European and Americen triumps and the contending Champions have expressed a willingness ahd desire to meet in the Rings of QUEEN’S GREAT MORAL CIPCUS ! As the most fitting place tor the trial of Equestrian skill and daring. ~“‘Phey witt ride for $16,000 gnd tre Gold Diamond ttudded Belt of the. hiyy World, Medals and piate presentec wm to both these artists by the Crowr. ed-heads;-Noblemer and Aristocre cy of Europe and the distinguished families of the United States. This is done to settle the dispute the > question of ‘‘Who is the Chnmpiou Rider.” Queen’s Great Moral Circus To those seeking homes, this farm presents unusual attraction of soil, climate and location. The frost and drought which has bee: clinost,aniversally disastrous the present year, has not injured the orups or vineyards in the least. One hundred and fifty families can make thems-lves comfortable homes here. Terms of Sale! One-third cash; balance in one, two and three years at 10 per cent. per annum. Land may be purchased at private sale until the day of public sale which will be announced hereafter. For further infokmetion apply to ~ Da. J. 8. CamEnon, Bea Bluff, Tehama Connty, Cal. Gronce Hamum, 414 Market St. San Francisco, Cal. Or to Hemry Gerke,,on the Ranch. Vina, May 26,1875. J. M. WALLENG, ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, . Justice of tie Peace, and __FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, & Morgan's Block, NE One = Cal. aps POTTEX & SIGOURNEY, No. eee tent great bargains ip CROCK. Atm i, GLABSWAK . WALL PAYER “Y svada, winbow SHAD mh 1 1878 I 0. BR. M. — WYOMING TRIBE, : IMPORVED riven OF RED = NEWARK LAND COMPANY San Francis*o, Bay, Alameda Oo., “oe Title perfect. Incorporated HE NEWARK LAND COMPANY is <@win shape; the Guarantee Fund paid ii. Thi Company will. be prepared in May to take parties by steamboat and railroad to their town:nd lands, By reference to the Coast Su. vey Chart it will be seen that at Potrero Point, in front of Newark, the deep water comes all the wa through the channel from the Pavific, with the ©. P, BR. R. running in a direct line through Livermore Pass, making this the connecting point between all parts of the United States and by deep water to all rte of the gi be and-the greatest manuaetna eee re San Francisco, plenty of water, wood climate, excellent soil, and easy communication. Purchasers getting possession can raise large crops by ences by vee tae as July 15th. This com11 commence active operation in nilding, soon. For all information, circulars, maps, and subscription, apply at the office of the Company, 40544 Caiifornia Street, basement, opposite Bank of Cali. fornia, San Frencieco. “Phis tand with} be ‘pula at auction May 22, 1875, by H. M. Newhall & Co., in acres a low to the highest bidder. at sale. Credit to ere, Possession will be given by the Ist of une, or sooner if the crops are off. Steamer M. 8. Latham leaves the foot of Brannan street, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Wharf, San San Francisco, yg Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at past 11, ncording to the tide, giving half 11, accord ¢ tide, giving from ‘our to five hours on the and. Return, leave Newark at b ae 3 o’clock, arriving at San Francisco at half past six, Pp. mM. The best of Ri staurants on the steamer, on the New York plan; pay only for what you get; Breakfast, 60, cents; Dinmer 75 cents. Fare for round trip, 75 cents. Stages connect with boat, running to Niles, N, Centreville, Washington »° Warm eae Se aati eee oda ry e city,at 8 o’c Cha 8 ® ut. HO. MLvEy of Recerd:. mis ~ a. Manage ana goers eam Agcrepated Assembly of Talent * Nothing like it under the “sun. And whieh is the Grea: , Event of 1875. TO SEE RIDING, TO SEE RIDING, You must go to Montgomery Queen’s Circus and Bee THE BEST I~w THE WORLD! —— a AMES ROBINSON, And his infant Master Eugene, in their incomparable bareback viding, and Mr. Jamee Robinson’s unapproachabie school of Equestrian statuury. MR. CHAKLES W. FISH, led Principal Backward, Baek and Forward Feet to Feet Sceniibaanaiiet and Trick Biden. Mae. Fish wae been declared Champion Rider of England, russia, Austris , and Russia, returns to America to contest his sup-riority in the New World. MISS MOLLIE BROWN, The Pre-eminent Prtacess of Arenic celebrities. The only recognized female 80 mer. sault rider on the face of the earth. MR. ROMEO SEBASTIAN, The double Pirouette and Bareback Rider. ——_I-—— ius tcilaneeeniesd well exclaim, “Let us have a dig Show. : Ss We will give it. These, together with the largest and strongest troupe of : FINISHED, HIGH TONED HIGH SALARIED ‘ARTISTS. arran Queen in asserting that he has the BES' SHOW ever presented to th « Sean eras ocean, or assembled utider a canvas. Thie is established with the ex pecial view to s tour through Caiifortii@'and Nevada, after the close of the eceson in San Francisco, and also to visit all the cities East, ae the : Representative Rew. of of the Pacific Coast. ADMISSION, $1 00. CHILDREN FIFTY CENTS. _ Doors open at 1 and 7. «. Performatice to commence at 2'and 8 P. x. sharp. ONE HOUR FOR MENAGERIE. : —o—— Will exhibit at AOBURN, Saturday, Jane 5th. Monday, June 7th. GRASS VALLEY, vie ad Jane Sth, NEVADA CITY, COLFAX, . Wednesday, June Mh, aad