May 31, 1874 (4 pages)

f. % th, 1874, , the Sous orporatig f the State ~ al place of “ is’ Nevada have made f the Uni. . 4 OWN gGejge-——— “The King aim,” an, ted in the da County , ved as fo]d minera} gd 10. East wud in the Sacramen ng Claims bh the plat’ ~ ce as folLD: 680-— ars. North hes in di. ce N: 699 the Chalk d_ marked long Tim-——5; thence é rupnisg Anon to a inarked D 8. Thence und trom peter béarg \chains.— . Tine be. ship 16, N Meridian; t non to Seg uk tree IL » No 5 on above the30’ E fol= the ‘Daramimit of uba Ditch _ black oak. E 25links = Daily Transeript. eee SRS == — BROWN. & WATSON, _ __¥, Pe BROWN. = Bd WATSO = ; See Proprietors; <a : a re franscript Block, Comnicrcial St. . TERMS OF THE TRANSCHIPT : @ne Year—in advance. ..00.05 $10 00 Six Months, at . Three Months, ‘* Saks Vssecdh es Kee per week, Twenty-Five.Cents. .Rates for Advertising=—$2 per square. for ist insertion;$1 per Square for each subsequent insertion. Discount to revular advertiser's. ; ; G Baty RP OP ae i] ways supplied: with the best of BEEF PORK, MULTON AND VEAL. Orders filled from -Famities agdMeats de. yered at their b-uses.: : Give meacall. : JAMES.COLLEY. [AMES COLLEY, Proprietor. -ui . __—_86,000,000; -OF NEW YORK! oe = ORGANIZED 1862 £ A ssETS OVER Policies issued upon the Whole Nevada, Warch. ith. in diame~ tant 53.70 0. & black 1D. C. Ne y Wtoa ld Reser. ne Trec; 8 51-2 West. Thence 8 ) between orth of of beginaccording eys. Said orth the cant land sluil ridge 2y Broth\ Timmons \ he Chiched: as 18inches ~ ». 9) stanBiuffand . line vartchain’ to r imarked ng and reMia deep ings to Bp auth 7.70 diameter e Sectiom 2 on third % chains. e marked YW inches ks distans eter beam Thence N ee 22 inr4 chains, hb cTosges M0” W 2. OF CARCM which a arked-C 2. = : Aree, = ad == linkr die g Patts raplace of 1U0acres, system of id Chichthe north yst by vauth by es 1e Smigh\ ad ane BC east si true line x0 chains You Bet . Thence tked BC toa stake 1S W 0.30 nlar-bank ikes thas on atrus » face of a west side e line of E of com sim to @ > W439 nding Om ad at the pany’s lechains rofs high East 3,47 is gate? z7" 9 Eee i i i Cd i ey ‘iver, 2 P ¥ JOHN H. HARRISON, EALER LN BEEF) MUTTON, _J VEAL, CORNED BEEY¥, CORNED “PORE £6. rae -Meats sold at reesonablé rates ror Cash,— Shop on Broad Street, opposite the Nevada Theetre. : \ —=—=——__ PREIGHTBY WAY OF WHEATLAND, NEVADA andGRASS VALLEY. _ CHEAPEST ROUTE, C. HOLLAND, a Fhorwieits MERCHANT Mark geoas; ‘Care of ©; Holland, Whéatfend.” Teams always on hand to convey goods . through without delay: By sending goods this way there is a saving of $1.68 per on either from Sacramento or San Francisco, . No Restrictions on “Travel or on the Tontiene Plan; and all Policies are Tegistered witb the Controller, and their payment. at maturity “guaranteed by the State of New York. ; ed WATSON WEBB, ——C,HOLLARD, > jy Wheat ind, DENTISTRY. R. P. E. HUGHSON has open d an office, _ Ih Kidd’s Building, Broad Street Over Ascleheim:Bros.’ Store. He is prepared to perform all kinds of Mechanical and Ope-ative Dentistry \atest and most approvec styles. Artificial Teeth ‘inserted en Gold, Si’ ver, Vulcanite and Aluminium. Satisfaction ® guaranteed as to quality and price of work. Visits made at residence if desired, Nevada, May 30th, 1871. t —~“S_B. MERRY. Cotnty Surveyor, — AND U. 8. DEPUTY SURVEYOR, « LVI AND MINING ENGINEER, > cAND SURVEYOR & DRAUGHTSAN: = NEVADA CITY. tra Office at the COURT HOUSE. Orders left at the Daily Union Office, Grass Valley, will meet with prompt attention, ml Eureka \Stage and Exp:ess Co STAGES will Jeave Nevaeda for Moore’s Flat daily, (Sundays excepted,) at 5% For EureRa,’ Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at sam@hour, fae Returning will eave Moere Flat daily, Sundays excepted at\6 A. M, Also, triweekly from Eureka ut ¢ M. New Firm. New Store. New Goods. loves HINDS & NICHOLSON, Vy J OULD-respectfuily inform the peopleof Nevada city and the surrounding places that they have opened aGrocery and Provision Store ON COMMERCIAL STREET. Nearly opposite the ‘Transcript Block,” in the Store tormerlv occupied by A. Lademan. Our stock is entirely new and censists of €verything in the : GROCERY, PROVISION — ap: ° SN _°WEGETABLE LINE. We will always be in receipt of everything bew in our line of business and customers an alwys rely upon getting the best at the lowest market cash rates. By dealing honorably with every one and Ving the best bargains we hope to merit a tal share of the public “ : HINDS & AnchoraG _Revada, Aug, ach, 1873." RICHOLSON. . THE ANGLO-CALIFORNIAN BANK. . (Limited. #12 California Street, S. F. ~ aN \ General Agent for the “Pacific Coast ‘Local Agent at Nevada City. Nevada, February 9b, sta UNION HOTEL,~ NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, IRA A. EATON, Prop’r. THIS well known and popular Hotel, situated on Main Street, in the City of Nevada, is always open for the recepa tion of guests. The sleeping apartments are large, airy and comfortable, and every bed> in the house contains a Spring Mattrass. As a desirable quiet piace for the weary, the UNION is not excelled by any House outside of San Fran¢isco, As an Eating House, the tableof the UNION will compare favorably with any Hotelinithe State. The BAR is constattly kept supplied with the choicest brandsof Winés, Liquorsand Cigars, eid the Biiliard Room and Tables are the very best that can be procured o tside thelarge cities. Every attention is given to make the guests coni fortable. The proprietor solicits.a share o } he public patronage. mS. DB NATIONAL EXCHANGE BROAD STREET. 20.0. NEVADA CITY CARR -& GENTRY. Proprietors HIS : KNOWN HOTEL 18 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.Rooms are large, airy and comfortable, and “the-Table will compare favorably with that O0f.any Hotel in the State. The Proprietors wil re no pains nor expense to render their juests comfortable, <i __ Stages for all parts of the State have their Offices at this Hotel. _ The Heuse is kept open all night for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Billiard Tables and Bar cop)“cted with the Hotel. ~ = ‘A share 6f Public Patronage is respectful ° ly selicited. CARR & GENTRY, Proprietors. Nevada, June 9th, : JOHN ANDERSON, : ATTORNEY AT LAW ——__+_. Jonathan Clark, M. L. Marsh, A. Hs Parker. . Bullion -for-Assay-or-Geitiage-at-the Min ~ . MURRAY & LANMAN’S BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. (CA PIFAL STOCK $200,000, 5 ee ‘OFFICERS: a8 ___R. W. TULEY, President. — Aw H. PARKER: 3. eevece Et A seces CASHIER. : : DIRECTORS : si. Chas. Marsh, R.W-Tully, John Cashin, W. H. Duryea. : so TO LOAN on'good. collateral 8& curity. % : Highest Price paid ‘for City and Coun “Warrants. E g = Legal Tenders Bought and soid at Regular Rates, ~~ — 5 Gold Dust Bought. Bullion discopnted. Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or “General and Speciai Deposits received. “Checks on San Franvisco, Sacramento; Sa José, Stockton and Virginia City. Draftson Eastern Cities, London and Germany. Si : Agents for Liverpool, London, Globe Insurance Company. CoRRESPONDENI8—Bank of Califarm, Francisco ; Bank of D. Os Milis, Sacramento Agency Bank of Calitornia,Virginia City. Interest on Timie Deposits will be allowed, as follows : : : g Six Months Time Depdsits,6 per cent. per annum, ‘Twelve — Months Time Deposits,:8 per cent. per ‘B@” Persons residing at w distance. cap Send money byExpress. Checks on Solvent-Banks taken at par.<Amperishable Fragrance CELEBRATED FLORIDA WATER. HE richest, most lasting, yet most ds. ~ icate of all perfumes for use en the . DKERCHIEF, AT THE TOILET, AND IN THE BATH. As there are imitations and counterfeits, always askfor the Florida Water prepared by the sole proprietors. . LANMAN & KEMP, NEW YORK. For sale by all Perfumers and _ gists. my? — Cor. 13th and J Sts. Sacramento> Manufacturer of : a Heavy Lumber and QUARTZ WAGONS! “Three and Four Spring Wagons. “AL sizes of Buggies and Two Seat Cairiages of superior style and finish. Agency forthe celebrated NEFF FARM WAGON>of Chitago, of ali sizes, manufactured for thé Calitornia trade of the very best.of Seasoned~Lum and warranted Nol, The tires are extra héaxy and riveted through every joint to keep t Pa These wagons are manufactured er the direction of twenty-one years experi ence in the manufacture of wagons in California, : m5 POTTER & SIGOURNEY, No. 18 Commercial Street, RE selling great bargains 1n CROCRERY, GLASSWARE, WALL PAPER, and WINDOW SHADES.’ . *¥ evada, April %th, 1872 County Scrip. A LL warrants drawn on the General e & Fund and registered prior to May 17, -Teig, and all Warrants drawn on the Road Funtsad registered prior to April 10,1874, will be paid on presentation. Interest on the same ceases.from this date. E, P>SANFORD, Treasurer. By AH. Parken, Deputy. Nevada, May 8th, 1874. ce ARCADE SALOON. ~_ DJOINING McCauley’s Cigar Store, oJ Broad Street, Nevada City. A. B. CARLEY, . Keeps constantly on hand thd’ best WINES LIQUORS and CIGARS. ; Old friends and new eeomers are invited to drop in and see 10¢. nl Dissolution. \Y OTICE is hereby given that the copartnership heretofore existing between F. A. POTTER and W. A. SIGOURNEY, in the Crockery and Wali Paper business, under the firm name of Potter & Sigourney, empowered to use the firm name in settlement of the Company business. i, F. A. POTTER. Nevada. April 28th 874. STOKES’ HOTEL, . . co OF ‘MAIN & CHURCH 8TS., Grass Valle This Hetel is expressly adapted © the Traveling Peblicand Families, Try it; ’ geeJUSTICE OF THE PEACE. . FVICE on Broad Street,over Beckman’s Saleon. ig i pi _Physician and Surgéon. ~ +saeaees*+7+~-3 Angel Court, ; Ss werner W. Seligman & Go., 21 Broad Street. ~ Capital Stock, $6,000,000. W TLL receive Deposits, apen Accounts make Collections, torent well Ex. stange and Builion, loan Money, and issne bg of Credit available throughout the _FREDERICK F. LOW, as ais IGN, STELNHAuT, . Managers. a FFICE AT D. £. BELL'S DRE O STORE, Cornérof Pine end VComnuw cial Streets, Nevada City. . my. Commercial Street, Nevada. AMES MONRO having opened s meat Market on Commercial Street, is nt W. C. STOKES. ~ DE. T. B. ESMOND, Formerly of Washington, JAS rémoved to Nevada, and solic’ts ‘the citizens of Ne vada and vicinity. Office and residence on Water t, three doors from coruer. 519 TRAYED from the Murchie Mine about S three weeks ago, a dark bay Mare, She has a starin her forehead ; right hind ankle is white, and branded on the left shoul‘. der with the letters +4. R.” . She is 5.-zears . . old amd Weighs about 1000 pounds. The above reward will be pata fo aay person} who wijl leave the spimel at the Murchie . the Veneréal, doubles his.dangers. Those . “whence ita rises. He will find in the weak. deafness, loss of muscular power, and (is.this day dissolved, Either partner is} a* No Cure, No Pay. Consultation, by Letter or otherSe ee oa wise, Free. \ = : HIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS : B\enjoyed on this Coast an unititerrupted success of 2b years, and has. become one of che mostcelebrated Institutions of the age. The great number” Hy-received and cured, place itin point-ef number of patients among the very first ef the world,and the success of its treatment ranks it second none. 2 : PRIVATE DISEASES. the great destroyers of health. They insid+ ously attack the system, and gradually undermine and destroy it;.théy drive jhe birom fom the cheek, the lustre from the eye-the strength and viger-from the frame, they give puny-and diseased offspring, and poison, through successive generations, the, race of man. The. marks can be.seen in‘ dSerofuia, Cansuinption, cripples, the Idivtic, the Paralytic, and the Insane, : MERCURY, recognizedas the most FATAL MEDICAL ENEMY to man;.combining with who have been treated with that pernicious MINERAL POISON are not cured. the dis. vase has assumed a new form. That leaves the poisor to craw] through the -system,-eating its way into the tissues and organs beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst-outin the future with a +irnence that will baffle the effects of medicine SEMINAL WEAKNESS. The young man who experiencés. that growing weaknessin his muscular and mental organization should-stop and consid” Yess of the back, trembling of the. limbs, disordered digestion, unaccountabie failing of the powers of the mind; distaste for society, dread of impending trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and lascivicis dreams, accompanied by ‘growing “merous other symptoms of.disorganization, : the pesitive traces of that mosfterrible and destructive of all diseases—Seminal Weakness—wasting away his powers, destroying his hope of lifé and manhood, and dragging toward a presuature and loathsome grave, To him who finds his life dribbling out in tence in nocturnal and diurnal emissions, the mere cessation of the causes of its apsearance brings no relief. > Marriage, that holy office, the safeguard snd hope ef manhood, brings to suclra one no hope of cure, but adds to his misery in the knowledge that the one who lookg to him-for so much of: her happiness is a vic“tim of his evit, and an. innocent companion of<his punishment. He adds to his misery and disorder until hope leaves him. There is no rescue except in proper and skilful treatment.~Consult, then, at once, a pliysi. cian whose practice and careful research has “made him theroughly conversant with every phase of the digease. Those who have become victims of soTi vices, that dreadafui, fascinaiing and destrt fills thousands of sick rooms and consumptives, and hundred y graves with its misguided victim consult wi nout delay, one wkeé will § thise with their sufferings. To such Doctor would especially recommend iim self, giving to each and allguarntecs of a Perfeet. and Permanent Cureawithout hinrance from business, change of diet, fear yexposure, . <IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. Whet~a Female isin troucle or afflicted with disease,and requires medical or surgical attendance, the inquiry should be, where is there a physiciar © is fuliy competent to administer rélief, ant hose respectable standing in society recomm 8 him to the gonfideance of the community. ¢ Doctor, understanding how imperatively névegsary these req airements are, feels cated pom, interpose,and by calling the atteiition of theaflicted tothe fact that he has beep a Professor of Obstetrics and Female diseases for Twenty Years, and is fully qualified to adminicterin all cases, both medically and surgically, not in a superficial manner, but in as thorough a manner as years of study and practice—both in hospitals and families —can make, tosave them from the hands of the unqualified unscrupulous,and design. ing. Therefore, families can rely upon him as upona father. Allin affliction can find in him one who can feel and sympathise with and befriend them introuble—one in whose secresy the utmost confidence-can be _ ° To Correspondents. 2S LETTERS.—Persons of either sea, who wish to consult the Docter, and who cannot visit the city cin, by stating their syniptoms ina lettér, réceive advice and assurance of a.cureat home, All letters returned or detreyed, Address, : BENJ. F. JOSSELYN,_M. D. No. 618 Sacramento Street, near Montgom ry. Box —— THE RISDONIRON AND LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. me Location of Works—8. E. Corner of Baele . and Howard Sts. Sau Frasicisco. WM. H. TAYLOR, President’. JOSEPH MOORE, Supt. ENERAL Fowsdrymen and Engineers, G Builders of Stea n Engines, Pumps, Quartz Mills, Steam Boilers and genera} ing machinery. ree WATER PIPE. Special attention psid Hydraulic fittings. Water Pipes of all kinds. Sheet Iron Pipes fof.any head of water. (Attention is called to the Cherokee mine, Bntte Co., where the ead is 900 ft. and pipe 30 in. dia., and te the Virginia Water Works, Nevada, where the b is 1775 ft., dia. ofpipe, 12 in.,: built by firm.) 3 = Railroad Mining Car Wheels of all kinds kept These running or wheels of the best car ) on the face and very much inary cast RISDON IRON & LOCO. KKS, DR. J.C. YOUNG, _IN_1850,__. In Males and Irregularities in ‘Feniales are . Do-NOT BE SATISFIED WITH PaRTyar, core,. j— ~Ruhim along the broken path of his existence >} ™-E.C Grand Bal] at their Hall, on Moore's Flat, on : Friday Evening, June Sth, 1874, COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS, Henry McNulty, Sam’l Caldwell, Joseph Olsen, James Redington, Alex, Rauch, Win. F; Cummings. Moore’s Flat, . Chas, Allenberg,Jos. Olsen. Woolsey’s Flat. James Reid, ~~ Newton Higdeon. North San Juan, Robt. MeMurray, ALN, Crane. : Nevada City— J. Earl Brown i. B. Gentry. ye Masonic and Odd Fellows. Frater~nhities of MOORE’S FLAT, will give 'a Main Street, COMMITTEE_ OF INVITATION; — -Encowment Scheme! i o> ‘IN Alb -OF THE JULY 31, 1874, — In announcing the Fifth and last of the series of Gift Concerts, given for the bene. fit of the Public Library ot Kentucky, the Trustees. and Manager réfer with pride and pleasure to the four which have been ready given ; The fitst, Deceniber 16; 1871] ; the second, December2, 1872; the third, July 8, 1873 ; and the fourth, March ‘3lst* A8T4. pe act of the Kentucky LegiSlature, March if, 1871, the Trustces*are authorized to give ONE MORE, and ONLY ONE. MORE Gilt Concert. "With the money arising from this Fitfh and LAST Concert, the Library, Mueum, and other departments are to be enlarged and endowed with a fixed and cers tuin annualincomhe. Such an eidowment fund is desired, as will secure beyond per. adventure, not only the maintenance of this magnificent establishment>but its constant y prow, : The Fifth Gift Concert "$5,000,000 ND LAST CONCERT, ~ ~ Public Library of Kentucky. been “al. > Under their charter, granted by & Rpecial -— For the purposes mentioned, and which is ° Rt positively and whequivocally announced as THE. LAST WHICH WILL EVER BE GIVEN UNDER MENT, Will come off in the Public _ North Bloomfield, Omeg A.D. Lemaire, Geo, C. Shaw. . Malakoff. = Washington. Emile Bremond, ¥F.M. Hathaway, 4, Shivalt,——_——_ John Jansen. Lake City: R. Phillips, ~~ N. Paulmire. ©; Columbia Hill, W. W:-Frisbie, QO. F. Hawley. . Cherdkes,— John Fitter; Jobn 'Prood, Relief Hill. J. C. Hickman, R. Penroge, —Snow Point. 8. L. Blackwell, hob’t Lindsley. Forest City. John West, A. H. Miller Alleghany. Dr, Josiah Lefevre; John Bradbury. Graniteville, Jno. T. Cline, Orleans Flat, ~ das, Kleese, ; Lars Buck. Grass Valley. C. W. Sinith, t Lindsley. 5A. H RECEPTION COMMITTEE. H. Atwater, ix. ss Alex, Rauah W.D. Long, Chas. Allenberg, FLOOR MANAGERS. —Geo, W, Brown, Rob’t. D.-Carter. RD. Skidmore, ses of an excellent Band, and a splendid Supper will be. prepared by-Mr. John Shea. Committee will spare neither time or expetse in ri the cornfort Of all Whi wish to share in the Seer OF Se OCR Vickets, including Supper, $5 00 Moore’s Flat, April 29th, 1874, fi ener ~ ~ _ Transcript Job Printing Office COMMERCIAL STREET. Nevada City. Ke are prepared to do Job Printing-in a style second tono effice in this State. . Asan advertising. medium the Nevada Daily Trangeript is the best in the Northern part of the State. ae ~ land sce Spseimons efjour Job Printin 2 = ee Nevada County N. arrow Gauge Railroad Co. (Lae eb place of business at the-cffice of A. B. Brady in the town, of Grass Valley, Nevada County, State of California. Notice ts hereby given that a meeting of the Board of Directors of above named Company, held on the 19th day of May, 1874, an assessment, No, 2, of. Ten Dollars per share, was levied upon the capital stoex of the corporation, payable,immediately in gold coin to George Fletcher, Secretary of the Company, at the place of business No. 59 Main street, in the town of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California, Any ‘Stock upon which this assessment shall rethdin uupsid on Tuesday, the 23d day of dane, i874, will be delinquent and ‘adyertised for-salé at public auction, and unless payment is made before will, be sold on Thursday, the 9tidey of July, it?s, at one o'clock, P. M. of that day to pay the delinquent assessment together with the cost of. advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors. SS. GEORGE FLETOHER, Secretary: .Ofbce—No 59 Main Street, Grass Valley; Nevada County, Cal. « m23 Established in 1853, Nevada Assay Office, JAMES J. OTT. Ge ORFS of every description Refined, Melted and Atsayed. By request Gold Bars exchanged for Coin. ELECTROPLATING IN GOLD OR SILVER. All wern out ware such as Forks, Spoons, Pitchers, Services, W. C. JONES, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, EQCATED AT ) -Watch-Cases and ; in general all kinds of Jewelry, : “Particular attention paid to galvasiing Copper Plates for Quartz Mille. ™ W. C, Clark—s «Mulloy. Arrangements have been made to secure the discharge of the vital principle of exis-. the servic sroviding for PRICES VERY LOW. Main Street, Nevada City. Hall, at Louisville, Kentucky = Friday. July 31, 1874, ~ At. this: final Concert, eve rything will be upon a scale corresponding with its increas. ed importance, The rausic will _be render= ed by an orchestra consisting -of one hundred performers, selected for-their fame in $2.500,000. . Dividedintétwenty thousand Gifts, will be distributed emong the ticket holders, LIST OF GIFTS. One‘Grand Gash Gift. .:..+.$250.000 One Grand Cash Gift. . + «100,000 One Grand Cash Gift,.... 75,000 One Grrnd@ Cash Gift 5 50,000 “One Grand Cash Gift.... y> 25,000 5 Cash Gifts, $20,000 each. . 100,000 10 Cash Gifts,\14,000 each. 140,000 PRICE OF TICKETS, Whore Tickets: 23343, 4 +.» $50.00 gi ee Se eee es are + 25,00 Ten -or each Coupon, .232 =. . » 5,00 Tt Whole Tickets for, . vo. 355 600;00 22% TicketBfor,.., Riva eecrece.s 1000,00 Tickets are nowready for sale;and orders accompanied by cash.will bé promptly filled Liberal commissionswill be allowed to satisfactory agents. -_~ . THIS CHARTER AND BY THE PRESENT MANAGE2 Library aE. differeut lands, and the unprecedented suin Grand Total,20,000 Gifts, all cagh $2,500,008. = Circulars containing full particulars fur—histed-on-appheation, : ee 15 Cash Gifts, 000 each. . 150,000 20 Cash Gifts, 6, 10 each, 100 000 25 Cash Gifts, 4,000 each. 190,000 30 Cash Gifts,” 3.000 eg GCS 90,000. 50 Cash Gifts, 2,000 each.. 100,000 100 Cash Gifts, 1,000 each.,. 100,000 ~ 240 Cash Gifts, “500 each.2. 120,600 600 Cash Gifts, ~ 100 each. 60,000 THOS. E. BRAMLETTE, Agent and Manager. ESTABLISHED IN 1832, BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA THE GREAT PURIFYER OF THE _ BLOOD. FANHE quickest and most ‘certain cu tor ‘BCROFULA, RHEUMATISM, _ FOUL ERUPTIONS, ~* OLD.SORES ~ AND ULCERS, impure blood and humors. If NEVER FAILS ~— ficient length of time, For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines: mygo SHERMAN & CO’s — Daily Stage Line from~Nevada City to Grass Valley, & Marysville. PSS STAGES LEAVE—THE . Union Hotel daily (Sundays excepted) at 1 A.M. for Grass Vahey, Rough and Ready, Sucker Flat, Smartzting with train at Marjsvi.le at 10.5A. M., for Sacramento and San Francisco, — The Yuba county portion of the rosa will soon be put in good condition after which our stages will leave Nevada Cit in_time to connect at Marysville with the East:_ The above line of Stages connects at Sticker Flat\ with Hogan ¢ Co,’s stage line rong ge mi and intermediate poits. Marysville Office at the Western House> _ 3.5. TISDALE, Agent. Nevada, april 12th, 1874, se : DR. LEONARD, DENTIST, MAIN STREET, NORTH SAN JUAN. a prepared to do DENTAL WORK inar , part of Nevada County. Send name und place of residence, . ' Full upper or-under sets of Teeth, = i NEW SAW MILL, AT WILLOW VALLEY. HE New Millat Willow Valley is completed and we are now re All al) orders for Building or Mining Lumber. _ All kinds ef Lumber kept constantly. on ait; ville, Timbuctoo, and Marysyilie,_eennec-— trains for Sacramento, San Francisco, andPublic Library Bui'ding, Louisville, ie "eee n effecting a complete cure, if used a gut> = ae All kinds of diseases or sures kriging from fe ve tre pre 4 PRICES NABLE. hand, — ok at tg one pared ly customers with the best R GR LEY. ‘ Ss Street, or he Stereof Geo. E, ER soptty ec that! Menon, Pork, Veal. Mine. near this city. i —— ASS VAL > ~~ «JAB. J, OTT. . Ping Street will be promptly attended to, * Bees, Cokned Pork, etcat the lowest prices . Nevada; May 19th, 1874, OFFICE %Q. 2) MILL STREET, mé Nevada, March othe [jy M.L: & D Manag = ' 2 = i : : 25 . pest és 1. renee = BP es & t z % Anne ACB ne HiME

f. % th, 1874, , the Sous orporatig f the State ~ al place of “ is’ Nevada have made f the Uni. . 4 OWN gGejge-——— “The King aim,” an, ted in the da County , ved as fo]d minera} gd 10. East wud in the Sacramen ng Claims bh the plat’ ~ ce as folLD: 680-— ars. North hes in di. ce N: 699 the Chalk d_ marked long Tim-——5; thence é rupnisg Anon to a inarked D 8. Thence und trom peter béarg \chains.— . Tine be. ship 16, N Meridian; t non to Seg uk tree IL » No 5 on above the30’ E fol= the ‘Daramimit of uba Ditch _ black oak. E 25links = Daily Transeript. eee SRS == — BROWN. & WATSON, _ __¥, Pe BROWN. = Bd WATSO = ; See Proprietors; <a : a re franscript Block, Comnicrcial St. . TERMS OF THE TRANSCHIPT : @ne Year—in advance.. ...00..05 $10 00 Six Months, at . Three Months, ‘* Saks Vssecdh es Kee per week, Twenty-Five.Cents. .Rates for Advertising=—$2 per square. for ist insertion;$1 per Square for each subsequent insertion. Discount to revular advertiser's. ; ; G Baty RP OP ae i] ways supplied: with the best of BEEF PORK, MULTON AND VEAL. Orders filled from -Famities agdMeats de. yered at their b-uses.: : Give meacall. : JAMES.COLLEY. [AMES COLLEY, Proprietor. -ui . __—_86,000,000; -OF NEW YORK! oe = ORGANIZED 1862 £ A ssETS OVER Policies issued upon the Whole Nevada, Warch. ith. in diame~ tant 53.70 0. & black 1D. C. Ne y Wtoa ld Reser. ne Trec; 8 51-2 West. Thence 8 ) between orth of of beginaccording eys. Said orth the cant land sluil ridge 2y Broth\ Timmons \ he Chiched: as 18inches ~ ». 9) stanBiuffand . line vartchain’ to r imarked ng and reMia deep ings to Bp auth 7.70 diameter e Sectiom 2 on third % chains. e marked YW inches ks distans eter beam Thence N ee 22 inr4 chains, hb cTosges M0” W 2. OF CARCM which a arked-C 2.. = : Aree, = ad == linkr die g Patts raplace of 1U0acres, system of id Chichthe north yst by vauth by es 1e Smigh\ ad ane BC east si true line x0 chains You Bet . Thence tked BC toa stake 1S W 0.30 nlar-bank ikes thas on atrus » face of a west side e line of E of com sim to @ > W439 nding Om ad at the pany’s lechains rofs high East 3,47 is gate? z7" 9 Eee i i i Cd i ey ‘iver, 2 P ¥ JOHN H. HARRISON, EALER LN BEEF) MUTTON, _J VEAL, CORNED BEEY¥, CORNED “PORE £6.. rae -Meats sold at reesonablé rates ror Cash,— Shop on Broad Street, opposite the Nevada Theetre. : \ —=—=——__ PREIGHTBY WAY OF WHEATLAND, NEVADA andGRASS VALLEY. _ CHEAPEST ROUTE, C. HOLLAND, a Fhorwieits MERCHANT Mark geoas; ‘Care of ©; Holland, Whéatfend.” Teams always on hand to convey goods . through without delay: By sending goods this way there is a saving of $1.68 per on either from Sacramento or San Francisco, . No Restrictions on “Travel or on the Tontiene Plan; and all Policies are Tegistered witb the Controller, and their payment. at maturity “guaranteed by the State of New York. ; ed WATSON WEBB, ——C,HOLLARD, > jy Wheat ind, DENTISTRY. R. P. E. HUGHSON has open d an office, _ Ih Kidd’s Building, Broad Street Over Ascleheim:Bros.’ Store. He is prepared to perform all kinds of Mechanical and Ope-ative Dentistry \atest and most approvec styles. Artificial Teeth ‘inserted en Gold, Si’ ver, Vulcanite and Aluminium. Satisfaction ® guaranteed as to quality and price of work. Visits made at residence if desired, Nevada, May 30th, 1871. t —~“S_B. MERRY. Cotnty Surveyor, — AND U. 8. DEPUTY SURVEYOR, « LVI AND MINING ENGINEER, > cAND SURVEYOR & DRAUGHTSAN: = NEVADA CITY. tra Office at the COURT HOUSE. Orders left at the Daily Union Office, Grass Valley, will meet with prompt attention, ml Eureka \Stage and Exp:ess Co STAGES will Jeave Nevaeda for Moore’s Flat daily, (Sundays excepted,) at 5% For EureRa,’ Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at sam@hour, fae Returning will eave Moere Flat daily, Sundays excepted at\6 A. M, Also, triweekly from Eureka ut ¢ M. New Firm. New Store. New Goods. loves HINDS & NICHOLSON, Vy J OULD-respectfuily inform the peopleof Nevada city and the surrounding places that they have opened aGrocery and Provision Store ON COMMERCIAL STREET. Nearly opposite the ‘Transcript Block,” in the Store tormerlv occupied by A. Lademan. Our stock is entirely new and censists of €verything in the : GROCERY, PROVISION — ap: ° SN _°WEGETABLE LINE. We will always be in receipt of everything bew in our line of business and customers an alwys rely upon getting the best at the lowest market cash rates. By dealing honorably with every one and Ving the best bargains we hope to merit a tal share of the public “ : HINDS & AnchoraG _Revada, Aug, ach, 1873." RICHOLSON. . THE ANGLO-CALIFORNIAN BANK. . (Limited. #12 California Street, S. F. ~ aN \ General Agent for the “Pacific Coast ‘Local Agent at Nevada City. Nevada, February 9b, sta UNION HOTEL,~ NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, IRA A. EATON, Prop’r. THIS well known and popular Hotel, situated on Main Street, in the City of Nevada, is always open for the recepa tion of guests. The sleeping apartments are large, airy and comfortable, and every bed> in the house contains a Spring Mattrass. As a desirable quiet piace for the weary, the UNION is not excelled by any House outside of San Fran¢isco, As an Eating House, the tableof the UNION will compare favorably with any Hotelinithe State. The BAR is constattly kept supplied with the choicest brandsof Winés, Liquorsand Cigars, eid the Biiliard Room and Tables are the very best that can be procured o tside thelarge cities. Every attention is given to make the guests coni fortable. The proprietor solicits.a share o } he public patronage. mS. DB NATIONAL EXCHANGE BROAD STREET.. 20.0. NEVADA CITY CARR -& GENTRY. Proprietors HIS : KNOWN HOTEL 18 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.Rooms are large, airy and comfortable, and “the-Table will compare favorably with that O0f.any Hotel in the State. The Proprietors wil re no pains nor expense to render their juests comfortable, <i __ Stages for all parts of the State have their Offices at this Hotel. _ The Heuse is kept open all night for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Billiard Tables and Bar cop)“cted with the Hotel. ~ = ‘A share 6f Public Patronage is respectful ° ly selicited. CARR & GENTRY, Proprietors. Nevada, June 9th, : JOHN ANDERSON, : ATTORNEY AT LAW ——__+_. Jonathan Clark, M. L. Marsh, A. Hs Parker. . Bullion -for-Assay-or-Geitiage-at-the Min ~ . MURRAY & LANMAN’S BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. (CA PIFAL STOCK $200,000, 5 ee ‘OFFICERS: a8 ___R. W. TULEY, President. — Aw H. PARKER: 3.. eevece Et A seces CASHIER. : : DIRECTORS : si. Chas. Marsh, R.W-Tully, John Cashin, W. H. Duryea. : so TO LOAN on'good. collateral 8& curity. % : Highest Price paid ‘for City and Coun “Warrants. E g = Legal Tenders Bought and soid at Regular Rates, ~~ — 5 Gold Dust Bought. Bullion discopnted. Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or “General and Speciai Deposits received. “Checks on San Franvisco, Sacramento; Sa José, Stockton and Virginia City. Draftson Eastern Cities, London and Germany. Si : Agents for Liverpool, London, Globe Insurance Company. CoRRESPONDENI8—Bank of Califarm, Francisco ; Bank of D. Os Milis, Sacramento Agency Bank of Calitornia,Virginia City. Interest on Timie Deposits will be allowed, as follows : : : g Six Months Time Depdsits,6 per cent. per annum, ‘Twelve — Months Time Deposits,:8 per cent. per ‘B@” Persons residing at w distance. cap Send money byExpress. Checks on Solvent-Banks taken at par.<Amperishable Fragrance CELEBRATED FLORIDA WATER. HE richest, most lasting, yet most ds. ~ icate of all perfumes for use en the . DKERCHIEF, AT THE TOILET, AND IN THE BATH. As there are imitations and counterfeits, always askfor the Florida Water prepared by the sole proprietors. . LANMAN & KEMP, NEW YORK. For sale by all Perfumers and _ gists. my? — Cor. 13th and J Sts. Sacramento> Manufacturer of : a Heavy Lumber and QUARTZ WAGONS! “Three and Four Spring Wagons. “AL sizes of Buggies and Two Seat Cairiages of superior style and finish. Agency forthe celebrated NEFF FARM WAGON>of Chitago, of ali sizes, manufactured for thé Calitornia trade of the very best.of Seasoned~Lum and warranted Nol, The tires are extra héaxy and riveted through every joint to keep t Pa These wagons are manufactured er the direction of twenty-one years experi ence in the manufacture of wagons in California, : m5 POTTER & SIGOURNEY, No. 18 Commercial Street, RE selling great bargains 1n CROCRERY, GLASSWARE, WALL PAPER, and WINDOW SHADES.’ . *¥ evada, April %th, 1872 County Scrip. A LL warrants drawn on the General e & Fund and registered prior to May 17, -Teig, and all Warrants drawn on the Road Funtsad registered prior to April 10,1874, will be paid on presentation. Interest on the same ceases.from this date. E, P>SANFORD, Treasurer. By AH. Parken, Deputy. Nevada, May 8th, 1874. ce ARCADE SALOON. ~_ DJOINING McCauley’s Cigar Store, oJ Broad Street, Nevada City. A. B. CARLEY, . Keeps constantly on hand thd’ best WINES LIQUORS and CIGARS. ; Old friends and new eeomers are invited to drop in and see 10¢. nl Dissolution. \Y OTICE is hereby given that the copartnership heretofore existing between F. A. POTTER and W. A. SIGOURNEY, in the Crockery and Wali Paper business, under the firm name of Potter & Sigourney, empowered to use the firm name in settlement of the Company business. i, F. A. POTTER. Nevada. April 28th 874. STOKES’ HOTEL, . . co OF ‘MAIN & CHURCH 8TS., Grass Valle This Hetel is expressly adapted © the Traveling Peblicand Families, Try it; ’ geeJUSTICE OF THE PEACE. . FVICE on Broad Street,over Beckman’s Saleon. ig i pi _Physician and Surgéon. ~ +saeaees*+7+~-3 Angel Court, ; Ss werner W. Seligman & Go., 21 Broad Street. ~ Capital Stock, $6,000,000. W TLL receive Deposits, apen Accounts make Collections, torent well Ex. stange and Builion, loan Money, and issne bg of Credit available throughout the _FREDERICK F. LOW, as ais IGN, STELNHAuT, . Managers. a FFICE AT D. £. BELL'S DRE O STORE, Cornérof Pine end VComnuw cial Streets, Nevada City. . my. Commercial Street, Nevada.

AMES MONRO having opened s meat Market on Commercial Street, is nt W. C. STOKES. ~ DE. T. B. ESMOND, Formerly of Washington, JAS rémoved to Nevada, and solic’ts ‘the citizens of Ne vada and vicinity. Office and residence on Water t, three doors from coruer. 519 TRAYED from the Murchie Mine about S three weeks ago, a dark bay Mare, She has a starin her forehead ; right hind ankle is white, and branded on the left shoul‘. der with the letters +4. R.” . She is 5.-zears . . old amd Weighs about 1000 pounds. The above reward will be pata fo aay person} who wijl leave the spimel at the Murchie . the Veneréal, doubles his.dangers.. Those . “whence ita rises. He will find in the weak. deafness, loss of muscular power, and (is.this day dissolved, Either partner is} a* No Cure, No Pay. Consultation, by Letter or otherSe ee oa wise, Free. \ = : HIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS : B\enjoyed on this Coast an unititerrupted success of 2b years, and has. become one of che mostcelebrated Institutions of the age. The great number” Hy-received and cured, place itin point-ef number of patients among the very first ef the world,and the success of its treatment ranks it second none. 2 : PRIVATE DISEASES. the great destroyers of health. They insid+ ously attack the system, and gradually undermine and destroy it;.théy drive jhe birom fom the cheek, the lustre from the eye-the strength and viger-from the frame, they give puny-and diseased offspring, and poison, through successive generations, the, race of man.. The. marks can be.seen in‘ dSerofuia, Cansuinption, cripples, the Idivtic, the Paralytic, and the Insane, : MERCURY, recognizedas the most FATAL MEDICAL ENEMY to man;.combining with who have been treated with that pernicious MINERAL POISON are not cured. the dis. vase has assumed a new form. That leaves the poisor to craw] through the -system,-eating its way into the tissues and organs beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst-outin the future with a +irnence that will baffle the effects of medicine SEMINAL WEAKNESS. The young man who experiencés. that growing weaknessin his muscular and mental organization should-stop and consid” Yess of the back, trembling of the. limbs, disordered digestion, unaccountabie failing of the powers of the mind; distaste for society, dread of impending trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and lascivicis dreams, accompanied by ‘growing “merous other symptoms of.disorganization, : the pesitive traces of that mosfterrible and destructive of all diseases—Seminal Weakness—wasting away his powers, destroying his hope of lifé and manhood, and dragging toward a presuature and loathsome grave, To him who finds his life dribbling out in tence in nocturnal and diurnal emissions, the mere cessation of the causes of its apsearance brings no relief. > Marriage, that holy office, the safeguard snd hope ef manhood, brings to suclra one no hope of cure, but adds to his misery in the knowledge that the one who lookg to him-for so much of: her happiness is a vic“tim of his evit, and an. innocent companion of<his punishment. He adds to his misery and disorder until hope leaves him. There is no rescue except in proper and skilful treatment.~Consult, then, at once, a pliysi. cian whose practice and careful research has “made him theroughly conversant with every phase of the digease. Those who have become victims of soTi vices, that dreadafui, fascinaiing and destrt fills thousands of sick rooms and consumptives, and hundred y graves with its misguided victim consult wi nout delay, one wkeé will § thise with their sufferings. To such Doctor would especially recommend iim self, giving to each and allguarntecs of a Perfeet. and Permanent Cureawithout hinrance from business, change of diet, fear yexposure, . <IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. Whet~a Female isin troucle or afflicted with disease,and requires medical or surgical attendance, the inquiry should be, where is there a physiciar © is fuliy competent to administer rélief, ant hose respectable standing in society recomm 8 him to the gonfideance of the community. ¢ Doctor, understanding how imperatively névegsary these req airements are, feels cated pom, interpose,and by calling the atteiition of theaflicted tothe fact that he has beep a Professor of Obstetrics and Female diseases for Twenty Years, and is fully qualified to adminicterin all cases, both medically and surgically, not in a superficial manner, but in as thorough a manner as years of study and practice—both in hospitals and families —can make, tosave them from the hands of the unqualified unscrupulous,and design. ing. Therefore, families can rely upon him as upona father. Allin affliction can find in him one who can feel and sympathise with and befriend them introuble—one in whose secresy the utmost confidence-can be _ ° To Correspondents. 2S LETTERS.—Persons of either sea, who wish to consult the Docter, and who cannot visit the city cin, by stating their syniptoms ina lettér, réceive advice and assurance of a.cureat home, All letters returned or detreyed, Address, : BENJ. F. JOSSELYN,_M. D. No. 618 Sacramento Street, near Montgom ry. Box —— THE RISDONIRON AND LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. me Location of Works—8. E. Corner of Baele . and Howard Sts. Sau Frasicisco. WM. H. TAYLOR, President’. JOSEPH MOORE, Supt. ENERAL Fowsdrymen and Engineers, G Builders of Stea n Engines, Pumps, Quartz Mills, Steam Boilers and genera} ing machinery. ree WATER PIPE. Special attention psid Hydraulic fittings. Water Pipes of all kinds. Sheet Iron Pipes fof.any head of water. (Attention is called to the Cherokee mine, Bntte Co., where the ead is 900 ft. and pipe 30 in. dia., and te the Virginia Water Works, Nevada, where the b is 1775 ft., dia. ofpipe, 12 in.,: built by firm.) 3 = Railroad Mining Car Wheels of all kinds kept These running or wheels of the best car ) on the face and very much inary cast RISDON IRON & LOCO. KKS, DR. J.C. YOUNG, _IN_1850,__. In Males and Irregularities in ‘Feniales are . Do-NOT BE SATISFIED WITH PaRTyar, core,. j— ~Ruhim along the broken path of his existence >} ™-E.C Grand Bal] at their Hall, on Moore's Flat, on : Friday Evening, June Sth, 1874, COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS, Henry McNulty, Sam’l Caldwell, Joseph Olsen, James Redington, Alex, Rauch, Win. F; Cummings. Moore’s Flat, . Chas, Allenberg,Jos. Olsen. Woolsey’s Flat. James Reid, ~~ Newton Higdeon. North San Juan, Robt. MeMurray, ALN, Crane. : Nevada City— J. Earl Brown i. B. Gentry. ye Masonic and Odd Fellows. Frater~nhities of MOORE’S FLAT, will give 'a Main Street, COMMITTEE_ OF INVITATION; — -Encowment Scheme! i o> ‘IN Alb -OF THE JULY 31, 1874, — In announcing the Fifth and last of the series of Gift Concerts, given for the bene. fit of the Public Library ot Kentucky, the Trustees. and Manager réfer with pride and pleasure to the four which have been ready given ; The fitst, Deceniber 16; 1871] ; the second, December2, 1872; the third, July 8, 1873 ; and the fourth, March ‘3lst* A8T4. pe act of the Kentucky LegiSlature, March if, 1871, the Trustces*are authorized to give ONE MORE, and ONLY ONE. MORE Gilt Concert. "With the money arising from this Fitfh and LAST Concert, the Library, Mueum, and other departments are to be enlarged and endowed with a fixed and cers tuin annualincomhe. Such an eidowment fund is desired, as will secure beyond per. adventure, not only the maintenance of this magnificent establishment>but its constant y prow, : The Fifth Gift Concert "$5,000,000 ND LAST CONCERT, ~ ~ Public Library of Kentucky. been “al. > Under their charter, granted by & Rpecial -— For the purposes mentioned, and which is ° Rt positively and whequivocally announced as THE. LAST WHICH WILL EVER BE GIVEN UNDER MENT, Will come off in the Public _ North Bloomfield, Omeg A.D. Lemaire, Geo, C. Shaw. . Malakoff. = Washington. Emile Bremond, ¥F.M. Hathaway, 4, Shivalt,——_——_ John Jansen. Lake City: R. Phillips, ~~ N. Paulmire. ©; Columbia Hill, W. W:-Frisbie, QO. F. Hawley. . Cherdkes,— John Fitter; Jobn 'Prood, Relief Hill. J. C. Hickman, R. Penroge, —Snow Point. 8. L. Blackwell, hob’t Lindsley. Forest City. John West, A. H. Miller Alleghany. Dr, Josiah Lefevre; John Bradbury. Graniteville, Jno. T. Cline, Orleans Flat, ~ das, Kleese, ; Lars Buck.. Grass Valley. C. W. Sinith, t Lindsley. 5A. H RECEPTION COMMITTEE. H. Atwater, ix. ss Alex, Rauah W.D. Long, Chas. Allenberg, FLOOR MANAGERS. —Geo, W, Brown, Rob’t. D.-Carter. RD. Skidmore, ses of an excellent Band, and a splendid Supper will be. prepared by-Mr. John Shea. Committee will spare neither time or expetse in ri the cornfort Of all Whi wish to share in the Seer OF Se OCR Vickets, including Supper, $5 00 Moore’s Flat, April 29th, 1874, fi ener ~ ~ _ Transcript Job Printing Office COMMERCIAL STREET. Nevada City. Ke are prepared to do Job Printing-in a style second tono effice in this State. . Asan advertising. medium the Nevada Daily Trangeript is the best in the Northern part of the State. ae ~ land sce Spseimons efjour Job Printin 2 = ee Nevada County N. arrow Gauge Railroad Co. (Lae eb place of business at the-cffice of A. B. Brady in the town, of Grass Valley, Nevada County, State of California. Notice ts hereby given that a meeting of the Board of Directors of above named Company, held on the 19th day of May, 1874, an assessment, No, 2, of. Ten Dollars per share, was levied upon the capital stoex of the corporation, payable,immediately in gold coin to George Fletcher, Secretary of the Company, at the place of business No. 59 Main street, in the town of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California, Any ‘Stock upon which this assessment shall rethdin uupsid on Tuesday, the 23d day of dane, i874, will be delinquent and ‘adyertised for-salé at public auction, and unless payment is made before will, be sold on Thursday, the 9tidey of July, it?s, at one o'clock, P. M. of that day to pay the delinquent assessment together with the cost of. advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors. SS. GEORGE FLETOHER, Secretary: .Ofbce—No 59 Main Street, Grass Valley; Nevada County, Cal. « m23 Established in 1853, Nevada Assay Office, JAMES J. OTT. Ge ORFS of every description Refined, Melted and Atsayed. By request Gold Bars exchanged for Coin. ELECTROPLATING IN GOLD OR SILVER. All wern out ware such as Forks, Spoons, Pitchers, Services, W. C. JONES, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, EQCATED AT ) -Watch-Cases and ; in general all kinds of Jewelry, : “Particular attention paid to galvasiing Copper Plates for Quartz Mille. ™ W. C, Clark—s «Mulloy. Arrangements have been made to secure the discharge of the vital principle of exis-. the servic sroviding for PRICES VERY LOW. Main Street, Nevada City. Hall, at Louisville, Kentucky = Friday. July 31, 1874, ~ At. this: final Concert, eve rything will be upon a scale corresponding with its increas. ed importance, The rausic will _be render= ed by an orchestra consisting -of one hundred performers, selected for-their fame in $2.500,000. . Dividedintétwenty thousand Gifts, will be distributed emong the ticket holders, LIST OF GIFTS. One‘Grand Gash Gift. ..:....+.$250.000 One Grand Cash Gift.. . + «100,000 One Grand Cash Gift,....... 75,000 One Grrnd@ Cash Gift 5 50,000 “One Grand Cash Gift....... y> 25,000 5 Cash Gifts, $20,000 each. .. 100,000 10 Cash Gifts,\14,000 each.. 140,000 PRICE OF TICKETS, Whore Tickets: 23343, 4 +.» $50.00 gi ee Se eee es are + 25,00 Ten -or each Coupon, .232 =. . » 5,00 Tt Whole Tickets for, . vo.. 355 600;00 22% TicketBfor,...., Riva eecrece.s 1000,00 Tickets are nowready for sale;and orders accompanied by cash.will bé promptly filled Liberal commissionswill be allowed to satisfactory agents. -_~ . THIS CHARTER AND BY THE PRESENT MANAGE2 Library aE. differeut lands, and the unprecedented suin Grand Total,20,000 Gifts, all cagh $2,500,008. = Circulars containing full particulars fur—histed-on-appheation, : ee 15 Cash Gifts, 000 each. .. 150,000 20 Cash Gifts, 6, 10 each, 100 000 25 Cash Gifts, 4,000 each.. 190,000 30 Cash Gifts,” 3.000 eg GCS 90,000. 50 Cash Gifts, 2,000 each... 100,000 100 Cash Gifts, 1,000 each.,.. 100,000 ~ 240 Cash Gifts, “500 each..2. 120,600 600 Cash Gifts, ~ 100 each.. 60,000 THOS. E. BRAMLETTE, Agent and Manager. ESTABLISHED IN 1832, BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA THE GREAT PURIFYER OF THE _ BLOOD. FANHE quickest and most ‘certain cu tor ‘BCROFULA, RHEUMATISM, _ FOUL ERUPTIONS, ~* OLD.SORES ~ AND ULCERS, impure blood and humors. If NEVER FAILS ~— ficient length of time, For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines: mygo SHERMAN & CO’s — Daily Stage Line from~Nevada City to Grass Valley, & Marysville. PSS STAGES LEAVE—THE . Union Hotel daily (Sundays excepted) at 1 A.M. for Grass Vahey, Rough and Ready, Sucker Flat, Smartzting with train at Marjsvi.le at 10.5A. M., for Sacramento and San Francisco, — The Yuba county portion of the rosa will soon be put in good condition after which our stages will leave Nevada Cit in_time to connect at Marysville with the East:_ The above line of Stages connects at Sticker Flat\ with Hogan ¢ Co,’s stage line rong ge mi and intermediate poits. Marysville Office at the Western House> _ 3.5. TISDALE, Agent. Nevada, april 12th, 1874, se : DR. LEONARD, DENTIST, MAIN STREET, NORTH SAN JUAN. a prepared to do DENTAL WORK inar , part of Nevada County. Send name und place of residence, . ' Full upper or-under sets of Teeth, = i NEW SAW MILL, AT WILLOW VALLEY. HE New Millat Willow Valley is completed and we are now re All al) orders for Building or Mining Lumber. _ All kinds ef Lumber kept constantly. on ait; ville, Timbuctoo, and Marysyilie,_eennec-— trains for Sacramento, San Francisco, andPublic Library Bui'ding, Louisville, ie "eee n effecting a complete cure, if used a gut> = ae All kinds of diseases or sures kriging from fe ve tre pre 4 PRICES NABLE. hand, — ok at tg one pared ly customers with the best R GR LEY. ‘ Ss Street, or he Stereof Geo. E, ER soptty ec that! Menon, Pork, Veal. Mine. near this city. i —— ASS VAL > ~~ «JAB. J, OTT. . Ping Street will be promptly attended to, * Bees, Cokned Pork, etcat the lowest prices . Nevada; May 19th, 1874, OFFICE %Q. 2) MILL STREET, mé Nevada, March othe [jy M.L: & D Manag = ' 2 = i : : 25 . pest és 1. renee = BP es & t z % Anne ACB ne HiME