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Bhe. Daily Transcript
NEVADA CITY, CAL.
x, P. BROWN. =: zs es Sees :
~“BROWN & WATSON,
Proprietors.
THOS.» PRICE’S
ASSAY OFFICE,
—AND—
CHEMICAL LABORATORY.
524 SACRAMENTO S1., SAN FRANCISCO
bid ee
JUST ISSUED.
200th _EDiTION.
MAN HOOD,
REVISED AND CORRECTED BY THE
AUTHOR, : 4
E. pg F, CURWIS, M. D.; &c., &c.,
A.Medical Essay on the cause and cure of
heulth is, lost. and how regam d. it gives .
a clear synopsis 01 theimpediments to .
marriage, the treatment of nervous .
phy-ical debility; exhausted Vitality. and .
ell. other, disea-é3 *apvertiining then to
the-results of ywenty years successful prac:
OPINIONS OF ‘THE PRESS,* © a eposi's of tullion received,“melted
g I jnto bars, and rétu ns made in from
4
ion can be forwarded to this Oftice.
at Bullion can be f
from aby part of the interior by Express
©: gnd returns made in the Saine Manher.
Careful Analysis made of Ores, Metals,
. soils, Waters, industrial Products, ete.
. Mines examinedant r-p rted upon, Con
® cultations on Cuemical and Metilurgical
= surstiens:———— ste By.
i
t
—a ‘
Charges: Gold and Silver Bullion.
Gold bars on all amounts below $1,000, .
2 00. :
Gold Bars on al! amounts above
per cent.
Silver Bars on a
1,000, 36
Ab
ll amounts below $400,
2. :
a Bars on all amounts above $400, 4
__ per cent.
na Bare for thé Gold, . oc). sass $2 00
“ ts * “e Silver ..,. 4 per cent.
Determination of 441d and vdilverin any
alloy, $20.
Ores.
Assay for Gold an‘i Silver...... B33 =
“ * Gold, Silver aud ‘Leal. ..5 ii
“ © Gold, Sylver and Copper. ..5 00.
“ ES ORDER. cise cay is ei a ais
i BON. 5
“ ory Tin ss i‘
ss 4 Matewsilver 7. occ. co wakes
ao. 6 Manwancse.. 2.65
es * Chromium
Test forany single mejal
Analyses = ;
Qualitative Analysis of Ores, $10 to $25 00
ee iy ot Water
Quantitative ‘‘ OF I vases
* 6) GE GANG. ccs se
Proximate Analysis of Coul...« 1
Quantitative ‘ me eek ae Oe
Complete analyses quiulitative and qnantitative, of complex substances. at special
rates, agld
‘A. LADEMAN,
2 WHODR§4LE AND Re TAIL DEALER IN
. GROCERI£§ AND PRODUCE,
5 COMMERCINL LSEREET,
Nevada City.
STORE 13. ALWAYS FILDED
With lee. M’
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
. Produce of all kinds, etcMy Goods are So'd at the Lowest
Prices and are Delivered within’
a Reasonable Distance Free of
Charge.
Thankful for the patronage already be. stowed, I respectfully solictt a continuS snce of the same.,
A. LACEMAN,
Nevada City? August 9, 1876.
{5
MOUNT ALIN Favusa,
From the Orchard of
JOSIAH ROGERS,
On American Hill,
be \ ILL, FROM THIS TIME FORTH,
BS be for sale at the store of
WILLIAM BLACK,
Commercial Street, Nevada City.
The fruit from “his orchard is justly cel*orated for its variety, fine flavor andj size.
FAMILIES SUPPLI' D-IN QUANTITIES
TO 8UIT, AS LOW AS THE LOWEST,
All orders from any pert of the State
Momptly filled, :
Regular customers will be fairly dealt
vith and satipfa:tion gudranteed.
9 WILLIAM BLACK,
_un?-Im ~« Comme: cial St.
CHOICE: FRUIT,
FROM THE CELEBRATED CHAPMAN
-', OLCHARD,
q T L. NICHOLSON, Lessee of the
. .*@ above Orchard, has appuinted
SUTTON & JUDGE,
p ‘sents for the gale of all kinds of FRUY18
U their sezson,
Families willbe supplied in quantities
Suit, at the lowest market rates. 7
q “ders from the surrounding towns ank
fa’? rart of the connty solicited and
ba Uptly fillea,
Direct all orders to
SUTTON & JUDGE,
MMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY.
Tune 28th, 1876.,
nhs ga
ICE, ICE, ICE.
JERS sent to the !
Bizelow’s, or vive! e, Will
e i
ff ‘eae eX
ae
-injire--ne-—one:--Medical ‘Pimes ~and—-Gie
. gette, :
ue od.Lecturer of, Minnesota, und for the
CURTIS ON “‘MANHOOD,’—Phere is
no member of society by whom this book
will not be foubd usefal, wheth-r he be
parent, preceptor gr clergyman:—London
Times. i : :
CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—This booxr
shonlu be read by the’ young for instruc:
tion, and by the afflicted tor rel et; it will
Price—One Dollar, by mail ur, express
Address the author? DR. CURTIS, 520 Sutter street, or Ps O. Box 497, San, Francisco,
al. . __85-1y
BUSINESS. COLLEGE,
—AND— =
TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE.
8 san FRANCISCO.
ENRY BARNARD, A. M.,. Professor
.of Matheriatic-and Scien e of Acvunts; graduate of Prince of Wales Coleye. aud Stow’s Model and Normal ‘lrainng School; late Sta:e institure Directoc
yast five yeafs President of the Minncapois Basiness’ College; Baviog disposed of
is entire interest in-that institution, and
emvoved to San Franclsco, will hereafter
onduct a First Class Cominercial College
b that city, entrance at 120 Sutter street,
ind 220 Kearty. street, Hardie Place, (with
pretnature decline in man, showing how . ye
uud . . NiXd DAY after 12 M.
Jilice in Koom 38,) where fe will give his
personal attention and servi es to those
who desire instruction in Bookkeeping or
the Science of Accoants and English
Branches Prof, Barnurd is the originator
and uuthor of the celebrated metnod of
Teaching Accounts whicli has b? come, so
po. ular in elucidating the intricacies and
myste*ies of Bookkeeping. in order to sé
-eiiplity the superiority of bis method of
instruction, he has organized _Barnard’s
Business College and Telegraph Institute,
San Francisco.
A SPECIAL FEATURE.
No tnore students wili be admitted to the
Coliege-than Professor Burnaid can attend
to with his own personal instruction. He
has not organized this enterprise merely as
an easy way to make mm’ nev, but to esiab-,
tish-ns en viable a reputation as an Instiyetor as he has left behind him in Minneséta.
and to build up a Business College Of the
highest merit, in woich the fullest equivalent will be given for all Tuifton collected, and whieh, by personal ¢ffort, he. will
Coust, in which to obtéim a first class Practical Business Education.
HOURS OF INSTRUCTION.
Day SEss1ons—9 to 11.30 A. M. and 2 to
eM. :
EVENING SEsstons—T,30 to 9.30 P, M;
Students will be entitled to the use of
tne rooms from $.30 A. M.to5 P.M., thus
snabling them to work outside of the hours
‘of instruction,
La: tesA separate apartment will. be
reserved for the Lady Stu lents. wno .will
be provided with every convenience to fatilitate their work. _ :
STATIONERY ANU. Bcoxs—Our arrangem-nts-ure such that all supplies tor the
course can be obtained of us at rates much
below the usual cost, and corresponding
in every particular with the books used in
reay business.
DrpLoMas--Our Diplomas are engraved
on stevl, finely executed at great cost; they
. vill be issued to students completing the
. Course in the Business Department: on
payinent of the fee of five dollars. © ;
No -Vacation--The: College will be in
session during theentire year. Students
will be admitted at any time.
No Copyrya From Text Booxs—The
highly objectionable metbod.of copying
from text books without understandiny
what is intended to be conveyed is *itogether avoiued, All work done is the direct product of the student’s own thought
DiscriPLine—We maintain the most rigid
discipline, insisting up: n perfect ordér axa
system in everything. We treat every student 48 a gentleman or dy, avd expect
apnly gentlemanly or lady-Tike conduct in
return. Ve do not have rules or pepalties
but adapt special modes of treatment to
special cases. Noconduct is allowed that
would not be tolerated in the drawing room
of a well regulated family.
For ful! particulars send for Catalogue
and Circulars. explaining Course of Study.
We offer in'ucements that are superivr to
those offered by any similar institution in
the city. _For further information address
BARNARD’S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
120 Sutter street, Room 38,
San Francisco, Cal
References, by permission Hon. David
. Burt, State Superintendent of. Public In
struction, Minnesota; Hon. H B. Wilson
late Superintendent of Puolic Instruction
Minnesota; W7D. Garland, Equitable Lif
Assurance Society, 426 California street. £
F.; 8. P. Hall, Attorney at-Law, 213 Sap
some street, 8. B.
San Francisco, Oct. 31, 1875.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
TO PARTIES WISHING TO BUY
FURNITURE.
= :
Sage a =
/\REIGHT froiuz. San Francisco being
if now reduced to a nominal figure, Parties in NEVADA CITY and vicinity can
SAVE 50 PER CENT,
' From local prices, by sending direct to
J,A.SHABER & CO, .
For anything ix fhe F-rniture and Bedding .
promptly, and be sure to come in gio i or-,
der, r they are the cheapest and most
reliable dealers in San francisco,
uii orders or letters of enqui o
Address
Bad 4 ty
HEVADA CE CUMPANY,
ai
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ri) ¥
bec
s
a ry
ae
’ . = F
f0T Market otrec t, Sui Francisco.
.
.
muke the best institution on the Pacific .
. Ledge, together with tunn: ]
. town of Graniteville,
saga =
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PACIFIC REFINERY
BULLION EXCHANGE.
_416 Montgomery Su eet, — é
j=
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
A SSAY returns for Unparted—G@old o1
Sliver Burs made ib 24 hours. _
Deposits Uf Gold Bullion for Coin, de
posited vefore paid th 20’clock, will be
Returns-of Fine Siiver in from 10 to 2
days. , ?
bullion oan be shipped by Express, anc
returns in Loin madegin the sume manner, .
a. a, KELLOGG, President.
J. HEWSTON, Jr., Sup, finténdent.
Formerly of Kellogs, Hewston & Co.
auys-3m °
or
RUDOLPH. PHOTO-GALLERY.
“BROAD STREET; NEVADA-cItY— +
‘Mrs, J. F. Feudolph, Artist.
H AVING'the modern Photographic Ap.
eu plisneceBy is prepared. to make-and
finish Photographs in the highest style ot
the art
Jy¥23
CUNSTABLE’S SALE.
2 FATE OF CALIFURNIA, COUN
KD Nevada, Tow chip of Eureka,
tue of’an execution ty me delive
from the Court of J. M. Ballard fsq., an
acting Justiceof the Peace, in and for the
county aforesail, bearing date October 2xth
A. i* 1876, to-satisty a indgmenut rendered
by said Justice of the Peace on the 2nd day
of Sept4mber, A. D. 1875, in favor of Rotert Moore and against Literty M-& M G6
& corporation, tor the um of Two han.
dred and eighty six dollars, debt, interet
damages and costs of suit. I have taken
iu execution, and will 8ell to the highest
bidder tor cash, alk the following described progr y. to wit; That certein
gu rtz claim known-as the Liberty’ Qnuriz
8, shatts, car-,
also: a quartz mill with
Copper plates, sluices und
all the appurtenances belonging .to the
same; the hoisting works of the y. riy
M.&M Co,, with enyine, boilers, belts
shafts, pullies, whe ls, ana all the appurtepances belonging te the fame, Said
property is situated 3 a mile ‘above the
hureka Township,
county of Nevads State of Cal fornia.
Notice is hereby given that I will ex.
pose at Public Sate ali of the above deecribed -pruperty in front of John Exzan’s
Saloon, in the town ot Graniteville, Town.
ne of Pareka, County pf N, vada State
of California, on SATURD, 25 * Seine Pag DAY, the 25th day
By virered, issued
,
and right of way;
battery Stamps,
named defendants, to satisfy the above de
mands and accruiny eosts. ee
: RICHARD DILLON,
__ Oonstable Eureka Township.
Constable’s Sale
Y virtue ofan Ix
] ted and
i
cution tome diree{ 1 delivered issued from the Court of Leop. Gurtbhe, an acting Justice in
and forthe ‘Township and County of. Nevada, State of California,
bedring date Nov
Ist, 1876, on a judgment rehdered in. said Court on the 25th day o
favor of Samne
h
f August, 1876, in
1 Nichols and against A. H.
tddy and 1 a Twist in the sim of $179 50,
(one hundred and Seventy-nine‘and 6-100
dolars. damages, and $12 50 costs fe suit,
with acgruibg costs. I have this day leview
upon und seized and shall expose at public
auction in front pf the Court House on 3ATURDAY; 8 Ov. 25th, 1876. between the hours
of W o'clock, A, M--and 5 o'clock. P. M.,
for cash in United States gold coin,
ail the right. title ind interest of A, H,
Eddy and Ira Twi-t, ofin and to the fol.
low!ig described pro ‘erty, vid; That certain piece of wining ground situated about
13¢ miles north of Nevada City, adjoining
the Woody: ]'e¢ Company on the Eust and
the Manzanita Company on the South ard
known as the L ird ground.) Alsu, Hoisting Works with ali appurtenances and
biacksmith shop. Also, all shafts, tunnels,
drifts and conne ctlons in and about suid
juine,
3
iven under m
vember, 1576.
ns ___WILLTIA M SCOTT, Constable.
n3
¢
’
¥ hand this 34 day of No~~ ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Y UBA GRAVEL RANGE MINING CO.
Location of principal place of buginess, North San Juan, Nevada county, Cal‘ifornia. Lucation of works, Grizzly Hill,
Bloomfield tow ship, Nevada county, Cal.
ifornia.—Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Directors held at the ottice
of the Company
on the 30th, day of
October, A. D. 1876, an assessment (No. 7}
of torty cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold eoin,
to the Secretary at the office of the company, Main street, North San Juan, Nevada
county, California. Any stock upon which
this assessment shall remain uppaid on
Monday,the 4th day of December. 1876, will
be delinquent and advertised for Bale ut
public auction and unless payment is made
before, will be‘ sold on TUESDAY, th:
Twenty-sixth day of December,.1876,to pay
the delinquent assessmwen’, together with
costsouf adver ising and expenses of Sale.
INL HUNTER. Secretary.
Office Main Street, North San Juan, Nevada County, Cal . *wpuao nl
STOCKHOLDFR’S MEETING.
M°ETING OF THE 8STOCKHOLDi ERs of the Citizens Bunk wil] be
heht at the Banking House,
street. on Monday evening , Nov. 6. at 71
ix
By-Laws, und trausecting such other busihess as taay lawfully come before it.
v4 E. M. PRE-TON, President.
‘AN NUAL MEETING.
NORTH RLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINING Co.
. or Upholstery line, and it will be shipped .
FEXHF Arnnal Mecting of the Stockholders of the sbove named Company, for
i the «l-etion of Directors to serve for the
j ensuing year, and for the
ther business
transaction of
ae may properly come
» the meet ng, will be hcid at the oficeof the company, 24° Halleck
iding, No. 220 Sans me «treet.
{o60rn
Ran
TY OF
, 1876, bet i
pore of 9 o’clock A. M. and 4 wckek S.
M. Taken us the Lroperty of the above
on : Broad .
Frarncigeo, California, on WEDNESDAY, . !
the direst, day of, November, 1873, «at 127
Geld M.F.GAME Secrct
'
‘
o'clock P.M, for the purpose of adopting’!
Sherman &
FORNIA WEDNESDAY. MOEKNING, NOVEMBER 15. 1876,
achinery for Sale,
AT THE NEV.ADA FOUNDRY.
[in excellent order.ee ee
tsets hoisting machinery,
+ 8ets pumping machinery
Lb-sets hoisting ‘und’ pumping machinery
with wood work somplete, in good order
“nger pump, 10 inch 6 feet stroke,
a go ‘ re s
be)
eo So
L “4 yam 6s* we
. ce ae 5 6% ‘ a
2 ‘s 5&G « “
1 “6 ry a 8 54 ne
2 Hansbrow ‘* ae 6 inch “
6 Knox pans, Scere
12 waten gates frour 5 inches to 15. inche.
700 teet 8inch pump column Lik fron.
300“ en : 8 eee SY ee te
350 og 9 6 “e
100@: ** 11 ««
“water pipé No. 14 iron
A geri of mining and blacksmith tools,
ett., etc, :
. THom & ALLAN, Aevaca Foundry.
Nevada City, May 26th, 1876. m 26
PIANOS,
ORGANS,
Hyde,
Cor. Kearney & Sutter Sta., San Francisco
Wholesale end & stail Music Dealers.
Weber Pianos are the Best
Aud. are now used in Concerts by al} of o
Se GREAT ARTISTS,
Send for Pescriptive Circulse,
The Sherman & Hyde Piano’
, Is the only
FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENT, ”
Sold at Four Hundred Dolla rs!
FYNHE Square Pianos are 7% 6 tave; and
embraces all Modern Improvethents,
such as elegant Rosewood. Cause, Bedutitul
Mouldings, Full tron Frame, Cirved Legs
and Lyre, Overstrung Bass, Agraffe Trebie,
etc. Length 6 feet 10 inches; width, 3 feet
\ inches, and are
FULLY WARRANTED FOR TEN. YEARS
Agents wanted in e
the State for the
Celebrated Standard
Whith for Volume of Tone,
Case, Superiority of Workman
gance of Finish anda Durability,
{8 UNRIVALLED,
We keep constant}; Ga nan
sortment of
Reliable Cheap Pianos,
SEVEN AND A HALFOCYAVE, AGKAPFI
"TREBLE, MADE FROM. THE BEST
, SEASONED MATERIAL AND
FULLY WARRANTED,
Prices as low as worthless Piatios can be
obtained elsewhere.
PIANOS AND ORGANS
SOLD ON EASY INSTALLMEN’S, IF
DESIRED.
Cali and see-us before pa rchasing
SHERMAN & H¥DE
4a
-NOLISE TO TAXPAYERS.
very county county in
Organ
Beauty of
ship, EledG & gvod asFYNHE ASSESSMiNT ROLL FOR THE
i year 1876, fot the county of Nevada,
having been complete) and delivered into
wy hand, the property holders of the
evuuty are, hereby notified that the taxes
on the same are now duesna the law tor
the cwllection of taxes will be strictly inTaxes become delinquent on the foreed
first Monday in’January, aud if not Paid
per cent. will be
prior to that date, five
udved. Notice is turther given that for
the purpose of receiving taxes, 1 shall be
in the several townships atthe times and
places stated, to-wit:
At Moore’s Flat, Banking House of Marks
& Co., Friday, Nov. 10th
At North Bloomfield T P, Crandall &
Co ’s store, Saturday, Nov. 11th. :
At. orth San Juan, Block & Furth’s
Banking Hou e, Mund iy, Nov. 13th,
At Kough & Ready, Walling’s Hotel,
Tuesday, Nov. 14th:
At Washinuton, Buisman’s Hotel, Thursday, Nov: 16th.
ou Bet; Oliver & Fox's store,
Nov 1#th.
Truckee, °F. Burckhalter & Co,’s store,
Mo: day and Tuesday, Nov 20th and 2st.
At Gruss Valley, Findley & Co.’s Eankiny Heuse, Thursday a: d Friday, Nov.
23d and 24th, *
At-Nevada City, Citizens Bank, Monday
and Tue day, Nov. 27th and 28th,
Silv r tothe amount of five dollars only
wili be taken on any one assesgudent.
J. N. PAYNE, County Colle: tor.
New Tri-Weekly Stage Line to
NORTH SAN JUAN. °
Saturday,
E. NORTHUP,
WILL, on and »sfter this
date, run a line of. stages
between: NtVADA -CELY
apd NORTH SAN JUAN, vs f: Lows:
Lea¥e North San Juan at G}6 A. M., on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Mornings,
. An@ arrive at Nevada City ,:¢t 914 A.M.
Leave Ne.adg Cit on the seine days, at
4 o'clock. P. M,, arriving at North Ban .
Juan at 7 P.M. 2
30 in, stroke, . i Engine 14 in. Cylinder
{ es IQ-s* a Ss ___*$ new, 1
k, Laas \ mee “ 94 «4 we
1 “3 10 « “ 20 Pay e ,hew
tL “ 16° «> 4s 90 ord
1 4 *S “e “e 18 ae ‘é link
l ef 8 ae y és 16 ae e te
I 7 . poe = “% “ 16" as
3 Boilers,16 feet by 40 nches 3 incl tubes.
ie 6 16 re «s 48 ‘ se 4 cri ae
t “ 16 re 40 “es 38 rad a8: £
c e 12% * te 30 “e 3 é “es
4 MUR 8 a fae
(0. stamp(650 Ibs Mill, with battery frame.
ny “ (900 lbs) * “ “es ‘
MUSIC, .
W. G. WiLLIAMS,
‘PACIFIC COAST AGENT . =
DETROIT
SAFE COMPANY,
oe ao
~Sargent & Greerfleaf’s
DOUBLE TIME LOCKS,
» COMBINATION AND =~
: _ KEY LOoKs,
AS SOLD OVFR ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY of these
ise
CELEBRATED SAFES.
—AND—
BANK LOCKS,
DURING THE PAST YEAR.
a
The Most Reliable,
Best Finished,
And Lowest Priced Safes in
: S ‘the Market,
&
SPECIAL ORDERS TAKEN FOR
VAULT DOORS,
FIRE ANDBURGLAR PROOF
SAFES,
Of any Arrangement or
Dimensions.
—
Now constructing,a 20,000 .
pound Burglar Proof’ Safe
for the Sacramento Savings .
Bank.
Deslers generally are esp. cially
invited to send for cifeulars and
prices of
BY
KEY LOCKS FOR DOORS,
DRAWERS, CHES rs,
The Finest Locks ewer made.
OFFICE “AND SALES Ri IOM, CORNER
4th AND J, STREETS, SA CRAMENTO,
CALIFORNIA.
ete. ete,
NEW SAW MIL’ ly
AT WILLOW VALLEY.
PENHE New Millat Willow Valley ig coim‘pleted and we are now ready to fill al)
orders for Building or Mining Lumber,*
al) kinds of Lumber kept constantly o1
hand. Orders left at the office on Boulder
Stiect, or at the Store of ;Geo. E, TURNER,
Pine Street willbe promptly attended to.
M.U: & D Marsu,
March, 1876,
CO. OF C.
Founded
CAMP, NO. 73,
& ;
RPER OF CAUCASIANS, Mects
( FVERY SATURDAY. EVENING. at
their, Hall, Corner of Broad and Pine
Streets, over the Drug Store. e10-1m
NICE GROCERIES
CHAS. F, ROBINSON
T his Store, on BROAD STREET, op:
D posite the Methodist Church, keeps
constantly on bandas fine a stock of GRO!
CERIES, PROVISIONS, &c. as can be found
in Nevada city, which will be sold as LOW
THE TLOWFST. “ive mesenll, 04
JOHN H. HARRISON,
wires IN BEEF, MU'T'TON
VEAL, CORNED BEEF, CORNED
PORK, &e. ‘
Meats sold at reasonable rates: for Cash.
Shop on Bread Street
Theatre.
B, a MILLFR’S See . exiles Carriageand Wagon MarONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE.
ODD FELLOWS’ BUILT DING, RROA
SPREET, NEVADA CILy.
Soci
SHARE Sf the public
spectinily solicited
patronage re
Eureka Stage and Express Co
_ TIME TABLE, NO. es?
4vOR the government and information of
Employees, the Company reserves the
rizht to vary the same as circumstances
muy require. To tuke effect
Wednesyay, May 24th 1876,
AtiZ0A. mM.GOING SOUTH.
Train No. 1 leaves Nevada City at5 A,
M. and leavos Grass Valley at 5,30A. M,
arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A.M.
Train No. 3, (lde-1 be tween Grass Walley
. and Nevada) leaves Nevada at 1I°A, M., arrives at Grass Valley at 11:35 A. M.
Train No. 5, leaves Novada at 4:15°P.M.,
) Teaves
Colfax at. 6.15 P. M
‘GOING NORTH.
Train No. 2 leaves Colfax at 7.30-A. M,:
leaves Geass \ alleyat 9:05 A. M., arrives'at
Nevada at 9:36 A. M, ; .
Train No, 4 (.ocal between Gra’s Valley
and Nevada) leaves Grass Valley at 2:40
P.M., arrives at Nevadh at 3:10 P. M.
Trais No. 6 leaves Colfax at 6-50 P. M.
Jeave. Grass Villey at 8.25 P. M., arrives at
“Nevada ut 8:54,P. M.
JOHN F. KIDDER,
General Superintendent. enra24
. EXTRACT.
66
: He. things ”’
POND’S EXTRACT. The great Vege pte
‘Pain Destro,er Has been in Use tabTe
thirty-ye 1s, and forcleanline
prempt-curative virtues. cannot
celled, . : :
CHILDREN. No family can afford to be
~ withont Pond’g Kxtrect. a¢qdents,
Bruises, Contusions, Cuts, Sprain®», 2%
relieved almost instantly by extern! 4Pplication Promptly reli¢ves paihS ef
Burns, Scalds, Excoriations, Chalitgs,
Old Sores, Boils. Felons Corns, ete. 4?
rests inflsammatiou, reduces swelji2@s,
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stops bieeding removes discoloratid
nd heals rapidly.
FEMALF WEAKNESS, Tt alwoys relieves
pain in the back and loins, fullness an@
pressing pai’ in the head, nausea, vertigo.
IN LEUCORRHA it bas no equal, AJI
kinds of ulverations to which ladies are
subject are promptly cured. . uller details in book aceom: any ng each. bottle.
PILES —blind and bleeding—meect prompt
relief and radyeure. No case however
chrenic or obsti,ate ca long resist its
rewnar use, ‘
. VARICLOSE VEINS, It is the only sure
eure
IDNEY DISEASES,
. permanence cure
. BLEEDING from any canse. For this it
isa specific. It hass: ved hundreds of
lives Whenall other remedies failed te
arresi bleeding from nose, stomuch
jnnyvs ond els where,
TOOTHACHE, Earache, Neuralgia and
Kheumatism are slike relieved, and often permanently cur d
PHYSICIANS of all schools who are acquainted with Pond’s” Extract of, Witeh
Haz] recommend it totheir Pp Facties.
We have lettersof commendation from
. hundreds of Jhysicinns, wany of whoni
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It has: no equal for
order it foruse in their own practice,
In. acdition tthe foregoing;they order
its use for Swellings of all kinds, Quin' Isy, Sore Throat, Inflamed Tonsils, .#tmple sud chronie Diarrha@a, Catairh (for
which it is a speeific), Chill blaina
Frosted Fett, Stings of Insects, Mosquitos, ete, Chappe Hands, Face,/and imdeed 4]] munner of skis. diseuses, i
TOILE? USE Removes Sor-negs, Rougtine and Smarting; h: als cuts, ¢ ruptions,
and Pimples. It revives,invigorates and
re‘reshes. while wonderfully improving
the Complexicr
TO FARMERS— Pond’s Extract.No Stock
sreeder, no Livery Men can afford to be”
without it, It is used by all the leads
ing L very Stebles Street Railroads and
first Horsemen in New York City. kh
has no «quel for Sprains, Harnéss or Sad
dle Chefings Stiffness, Scrstches, Swellings, Cuts, Lacer: tions, Blec dings, Pneu* monis, olic, Biarrha@s, Chills, Colds,
&e. fs renge of action is wide, and the
is
1 (invaluable in every Farm yard as well
as in every Farm house. Jetit be tried
once, and vou will never he-withontit,
CAUTION! Pi nd’s Extract has been imitatd. The genuine article ‘has the
words Pond’s Extract blown tn each bot
tle Itis prepared iby the only persons
living who ever knew how to prepare it
properly, Refuse al) other preparations
of Witch Hazel. This isthe only article
used by physicians. and in tne hoxpitals
of this conntrv ad Enrope =.
ISTORY and urges of. Poni’s Extract, inc
pamphlet form,sent free on application to
POND’S EXTRACT COMPANY.
jya2 98 Maiden Lane, New York.
lH
DR. F. BUELOW,
Physician ar.T Surgeon.
inethe Theatre.
Nevads ‘une 10th. 1874
ufactory,
Grass Vallev road, near Ifalf Mile Hous
WILLIAM SKAMAN.
Agent for Studebaker W:
2a ie gons, Fver> kind of ver
. ge el¢ manufactured. to ords
Wee Ip the finest style and ¢
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Portiénlar Attention riven to Reringand Poteting.
Attorney and Conreellor at Law
is {hoa ns Wos. 6 & 735
BET. Pin} CALIFORNIA STS
SAN FRAN iscO,.
rass Vulley at 445-P. MM. arrives at”
FFICE ON-BROAD STREET adjoin"
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