November 18, 1876 (4 pages)

hi formed here. _.and every man’s privilege -to swear. 4 or w wt Agvwyy Vw wT s R> bo b> a gta 232 y ‘ 95 BS: 5 i i 1s 11s ri, to lice i Bs :\ & pe The Daily Transcript \NEVADA CITY, CAL. _belds ~ offering: ~ ground of. non-residence. “yun-atsMatysville-this—week.— Fhe} ~ 860 played by men ooply,: yy. strat es LOCAL AFFAIRS. Local Brevities. ce Go to the entertainment at the “Theatre to-night if you want to enjoy, listening to the best music ever perWhen troupes visit us, a liberal patronage should be extended. © : first class The dance on Thursday evening at Temperance Hall was well attended, and all declared.it the best yet: ‘on. s last “Attorney~Geners al Hamiit oD, his “vote at Auburn was. challenged on ‘the Joe took itin good humor, remarking it was every man’s privilege to challenge, ‘Tuesday, We’ understand that S. J. Millington-talks.of opening a dancing school here this Winter. . The Royal Marionettes had a big Appeal ‘compliments the show very highly. We hear that ‘ha owners of thé Skating Rink propose to ceil it inside and-put it in thorough repair. We should think the proposition a sensible One. As itis now, but few t entertainments are evér given but we think that if a ‘little was done upon it in the way of waking it cozy and comfortable, it would become more popular. $$ The Ladies Orchestra. The first pe formance of the Vienna Ladies’ Orchestra at tue’ Theaire, last night, was listened to by“a large and appreciative audience, all) of whom were" delighted to the: ut-. most by the artistic rendition of the —programme.—T-be-troupe enjoy the reputation of being the best that travels. They will open next week, at the Califurnia theatre in San Francisco. Those of our citiz us who love to listen to first-class music, should not fai! to attend to-night, as it will be the last appearauce of the company here. Secure your seats early at Belden’s, as we ure certain the house will be filled. The Eureka Sentinel says: ‘‘Lhe costumes worn by the ladies were rich without an attempt at gaudiness, and their demeanor was modest and anaffected;Withc ut any of the usual stage coquetry or display. At the same time there was an absence of restraint, but a perfect naturalness in their manipulution of their instruments, and, so gracefully did they perform that the thought which many had entertained thut ladies would look awkward in playing instruments which it is customary to was lost sight of from the moment of the sound of the first noté upto that of the last. Wecan truthfully say of the trio by the Misses, Neuber, Brandel and Meyer, “If aught of things that here befal, Move a spirit among those divine in its’ work Upion Hotel Barber Shop. : Shaving, Shampooing, Hair Cutting performed at the Union Hotel Barber Shop in the highest style of this art. James Fay, Proprictor. lS ie Skating Rink. The Rink will be open for skating every Saturday afternoon and even0 * ing, until further notice. B. Bu.uarp, PpHatcs: Nevada City, Nov. 8, 1876. Nevada Township Road Tax. To whom it may concern. All who have not paid their Road tax, and are subject tothe same, are requested to pay it without delay, and . Sitve costs, for i shalproceed at once. Gero. 8.S. GeTCHELL, Road.tax Collector. Centennial Danciig Clab Will bave a dance at Temperance Hall, Thursday evening of each week. Citizens invited to atténd. Admission One Dollar. sd Cc. D.C. Fire,At a recent fire in a ‘tenement house in New York severul persons] _ were very seriously burned —ove,or two almost to death. The only prompt.and effectual relief obtained was by the free. use of Pond’s. Extract, which proved in this case, ‘as in huidre ‘ds of others ‘of less severity a specitic. The two who were thougbt to be fatally burned are -almost: entirety recovered; from even any niarks, Childten who are alqays blundering into accidents and*for unate enough to have tried Pond’s Extract, instantly ran for th» botde for every bruise, barn, eut, ete., ete. There is no house! old remedy so easy and safe of application, aud so effectual. Keep a quart boitle in your house, THE Itch, which is a yecives disease, und undoubtedly ‘of animaclur origin, can only be effectually and permanently eured. by sulphur, Gleiin’s Suipbur Soap presents the remed~ in its most agreeable and ef fective shape. — everywhere, A Fragrant Seenth and — Teeth, Areeasely cbtained by cleansing your teeth dai ly with that justly poular dentifrice, SOZODONT. Coniposed of rare abtiseptic herbs it _imparts whiteness of the teeth, a delicleus uroma to the breath, and preserves intact, frou youth to old age, the teeth. Acidity of the stomic : will destroy strongest teeth unless 1 @. uffects uré counteracted with SOZUDONT, and this ppre tooth-wasb proteetg the dental surfaces’ by remnoving“every impurity that adneres . to them. Ask your druggist for SOZODONT. A Card. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervons weakuess, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a recipethat will cure. you, FREE OF CHARGE, This great remedy was discove. ed by » missionary. in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joszru T. Inman, Station D, Bible House; New York Ouy : jnl3 6m Biouw 8 MaGnoia Bam preserves and restores the complexion; remove freckles, tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft, white and delicate. Its application cannot be detected. ———Lyon’s KaTHaRIoN makes beantifal, glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents the spirit of old Bach must have been moved by the magnificent execution ofthis Meditation. Mr. Forti is tue fortunate possessor 8 very fine buritoue voice, and is @ great acqusition to the company, The entertainmeut, from beginning toend, was a grand musical treat, and those who missed the opportu. nity,of hearing it, will seldum have 1 another chance to hear its equal. . iiisnlicasiisied ‘of Quarterly Meeting. Rev, A. J. Nelson, Presiding Elder of the Methodist Chureb in this City, will preach in the lecture room of the Church, this, Seturday night, at7 o'clock. He will also fill the! pulpit on to-morrow. All are in-. vited. 4. Geld Watch Lost. 4 ladies gold case bunting watch, American make, was loxt oa Broad . street, Nevada City, on Monday last. The finder will confer a favor by leaving it at this office. nlG a : The Very Latest. Wehave just received the lates Styles of Hats, Men’s, Youth’s and Boy’s Clothing, also ‘@ full line of Overcoats and Talmas, whieh in quality and price, cai not be equaled by any other House on the! coast. * HYMAN BROs. Corner Broad and Pine streets. te THEY who are the most impetuous in the pursuit of happiness, asually meet with the severest disappointments. ’ Happiness enters mosty freely into the wiud which is the Mest tranquil io ite desires. , S its falling ont or-turning gray, It has sfood the test of 40 yeais. Is charmingly perfuméd, and has no rival. mcb12-ly ALLEN MINERAL SPRINGS. ‘Moore's Fiat, No”. 13, 1876, — Mi R. Eprron:—1 deem it a duty I owe to ee s Lic thesick and suffering,to call theatten. of the public to the deservedly popu. lar Allen Mineral Springs, in Lake county. It is known tosome that Ihave been an invalid since 1863. Last May, hearing of the Allen Springs, I visited them, and was induced to give them a trial. Ina few days I felt a decided improvement, ahd for the first four weeks my symptoms were vari.us. Sometimes worse and then better but onthe whole the feeling vf returning health was predominate. I pergevered, and now am rewarded with « complete restoration to health. The waters have been analyzed by Prof. W. T. Wentzell of San Francise o, and found to contain chloride of sodium, magnesium and potassium,bicarbonate of magnesiuin sodium, and calcium, sulphate of sodium, phosphate of iron, silica, carbonic acid. ‘The water is strongly aerated with earbonic acid, with the salts of sodium, and magnesium, and phosphate of iron pre.ominating, therefore the medicinal value of the water ls superior. The location is one of the pleasautest to be found in the Coast Range; its walks are shaded by forest trees, of fir, spruce, live oak etc. The climate is not surpassed anywhere on the Coast, the air being very balmy and pure. The altitude is about.2,500 feet above tide water,and the winds are broken by mountain ranges, Rorth and south. The average maximum temperature is about 8°. Ihave known persons to visit these springs for only three or four weeks and return home cured—cured of some longstanding complaint. In chronic cases more tine is usually required to eff-ct permanent éures., From what I have lesrned cf mineral waters, I am satisfied there are none superior, if equal, to the Allen Cnhalybeate, Sulphur and Soda Springs, and I gratefully and cheerfully, without solicit tion, earnestly recommend them to the public patronage. The proprietors are gentlemen, attentive to the wants of visitors, making sll ‘fee. ‘al home during thei stay with them. \ How to get there—From Marysville, via. Coluss nd Williams; from Sacramento. by railta Wi liams; trom San Francisco via Woodland to Wisliams, thence bydaily stave, 35 miles.over * smooth m«untain road, having been shortened and improved this season, nlS-lm yy and almosttree} GRAND MASQUERADE CARNIVAL! " BY THE , ALLEMANNIA CLUB, O8 a scale of Magnificence wovdl before attempted here, = WILL ‘BE GIVEN ON 9] Thanksgivin; g Night (1876, AT Temperance Hall. Four Fine Prizes to: be awarded tothe most Origival The Prizes to be awarded by a committee of five selected from the audience. dies and Gentlemen. HONORARY COMMITTEE. NEVADA CITY. Hen. 7. B. Reardan, Hon, Niles Searls, Hon. Jno. Caluwell, E°H. Gaylord br. R. M. Huot, G.8. Hupp, B. J. Watson, A. Blumenthal, een Maltman, J. Naffziger, Capt: J. Kaop, H. H. Hassins, R. C. Walrath, “~ 4: D. Tower, J.D. White, . W. Knowlton, -. N. P. Brown, Ww RK. Coe,P.H. Belden, ot. Mein, J. EBrown, Chas, E. Mulloy, Geo. W. Welch, Dr. H. Valautine, E. Bond, J. M. Walling, S.A. Eddy, W. H.Crawford, G. G. Allan, R. W. Tully, B.H. Miller, XM. L. Marsh, Jerry. Puyne, >A. H. Hauson, John Cashin, Jolin Pattison. Wm. Pow: ll, Wm. J. Johnston, H, W. Heyman, M. Rosenberg. A.W. Lester, : A. Barton. A. lsoard, Chas. Grimes, John B. Conn, D. R. McKenny, Geu, F. Jacobs, Phil. Byrne, GRASS VALLEY. Hon. Wm. Watt, Hon. A. B Dibble, R, Leach, A. B. Brady, Dr. H. McCormick, N. Nathan, J. Bamberger, D. Binkleman, W.C. Stokes, Cal. R, Clarke, E. W. Roberts, Jd. ¥F. Kidder, —~ W. Lou zenbeiser, Saml. Novitaky, J.C. Coleman, H. Wohler, A. Berg, Ed. Coleman, R. Shoemaker; John Glasson, J. Jensins, Cc. H. Mitchell, Jacob Heyman, SAN JUAN. O. P. Stidger, Simon Furth, ' FR. McMurray, J.8. Mcbride, NORTH BLOOMFIELD. «H.C. Perkins, —Ss-V. Weis, R. Scuneider} T. P. Crandall. MOORE’S FLAT. W. B. Cummings, Chas. Hagerty, John McNulty. GRANITEVILLE, R. G. Dickieson, J. Eagan, BLUE TENT, ©, Campbell. ¥OU BET; Jolin Heinson. HUNT'S; HILI, Ed. Carney, 3S Goodspeed. i 4A —— D. T. Hughes, B.F. Snell, . Committee of Arrangements, G. von Schmittburg, be Goldsmith, Ed. Muller, Ott, B. J. Brandt, Tes Garthe. Reception Committee. Dr. Buelow, F. Eilerman, C. T, R, Kttts; A. Rosenthal, John Hurst, I. Jacobs. L. Siebert, Floor Manager. Fred Senner. Ed Goldsmith, Leo Garthe, J J Utt, C. J. Brand. Floor Director, G. yon Schmittburg. ~ MUSIC UNDER THE DIRECTION or PROF. M. M. BLUM, Of San Francisco. Tickets, including Carriages, $3. Admitting one gentleman and two ladies. Exch additional lady will be charged $1 extra. Every gentleman is entitled to two ladies’ tickets, and ean obtain ‘them by leaving the ladies’ names. wiih E. Goldsmith,Maskers must identify themselves to a committee on entering the Hall. Grand Mareb commences at 9 Tickets ean be ‘had of any ‘ef the o'clock. JOHN SHEA. } Committee. Characters sustained by La'San Francisco ALEX. ‘GAULT’S GROCERY, PROVISION, , LIQUOR STORE, AND BAKERY, -. BROADSTREET, NEVADACITY. CKED THF FIRE PROOF oining my BAKERY,with & AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF AVING: SP “Family Groceries,. Making it. equal in point of Quantity, and superior as to Quality, to any Provision Store in the mountains, I — say to all. desiring CHOICE PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, CASE Goons, Etc., Ete., At the very LOWEST rates, to call and exarhinemy stock -WENES and LIQUORS, ‘Of the Best Brands, constantly on hand. THE BAKERY Will be supplied with Bread, Pies, Cakes, Crackers, Confectionery, ate: . I intend to keep the BEST of everything to be found in a First Class GROCERY. AND PROVISION STORE. Thankful for past patronage, I solicit a continuance of the same, ALEX. GAULT. Nevada City, November 4th, 1876: ‘ THE V Flume Company, —OF— Nevada and Grass Valley,s Lumber of Every Description, Mining and Building Timbers, Common, Finishing, and a General Assortment of "Building Lumber Always on Hand, . A Large Amount of Seasonen SPRUCE WOOD on hand. " Orders left with Johnston & Son, Nevada, or at our office on Town Talk Hill, band receive prompt attention. N. &G.V.W. &LCo. Nevada, Det. 26th, 1875. UN ION MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada City. NAFFZIGER & EUSTIS, HOLESALE ,AND RETAIL DEAL ERS IN BEEF,PORK, MUTTON, CORN BEEF, _ SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON & LARD. All orders left atthe shep will be attended to promptly, and satisfaction given both*in price and quality of meats. Thankful for past patronage. they solicit a continuance of the samé. ‘Nevada City, November 1, 1876. PHILIP RICHARDS, No. 30 Muin Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, ° Gold Dust bought and sold. Bul. lion dliscoun ed. Advances made oun Uold Hust or ballion _ fer coinaye wtthe Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO. Correspondent, *wissAmerican Bank, jyi-tm COUNTY WARRANTS. LL warrants on General Fand, registered prior to April 6th, 1876. wall be peid on presentati.n. Interest ceases froin date. JERRY PAYNE, freasurer. Nevada, Noy. &th, 1076. which is FRESH & PURE,. RE now ptepared to fill orders for . Main St. -Ordeis leit at JOHN JACK’S C GAR AND TOBACCO DEPOT, PINE STREET—NEVADA CITY. UST RECEIVED, one of.the Choicest as well us Largest § ocks of Cigars, Tobacco, Confectionery, Nuts, Fancy Goods, .F ruit, ete., Ever brought to Nevada City.-: Also ‘Sole Agent for Nevada County ‘or the sale of Those Favorite Brands of Cigars, “BACHELOR'S DELIGHT,” And ‘ALBUM.” ~ . Those who want to smoke a real; nice Cigar should give these — a trial. ; ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OTH**: "ER FAVORITE BRANDS. A FRESH SUPPLY OF Candies, Nuts, Fruits, etc 020 JOHN JACK. o ‘. Drugs, a &e P. = a ‘BELDEN,Successor to Bell: & Belde Masonic Building, Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts Nevada City, ° Wholesale & Retail dealer i Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &e, aa A full line of Choice, Perfumery, Toilet Svaps, Toilet Powder, Cologne Sets, Combs Brushes, &c,Also, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,, Window Glass, Paint Brushes. &c. Alsoa full line of STATIONERY, such ar lank Books, Letter. Note and Legal Pa er, Gold Pens. &c 3lank Books mie to order at the lowes! an Franciseo prices. My Stock is most complete in all its de partments and my prices are low. I solici a share of public patronage. .P. H. BELDEN. Nevada, March 31, 1876. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIQNAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA CITY. P. WELLINGTON, Proprietor. HE proprietor of the EMPIRE S8TABUES announces that \he has new the Largest lot of Horses, ‘Carriages and Buggies To be found in thie part of the State. ‘Teams, with Llegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. The Horses are free from vice, of good style and vapable of going as fast as paw ‘gentleman cares to drive. Carriages for Funerals attended to with promptness. '— Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by thé day, week or month and the greatest of care guaranteed D. WELLINGTON, Nevada City, November 17th, 1875, KEROSENE OF THE BEST QUALIT, AT _ PRESTON’S ! Fresh Cough Candy,_ GENUINE. BETHESDA _WATER, IRECT FROM THE SPRING AT WAY: KESHa, WIS. Centennial Cologne, Choice Toilet Goods, Acids, Mining’ Chemicals, =—AtH Nevada Drug Store, E. M. PRESTON P,rop’r.CITIZENS BANK. (ure: STOCK, $210,000. OFFICERS : E. M, PRESTON. 0. ccecccsseess President. T, W. SIGOURNEY.. ~+Vice President. SOMME; MORGAN, on is cess cesses cs Cashier. DIRECTORS : Dr. R. M. Hunt, John T: Morgan, GeooM, Hughes, T. W. Sigoufney, Thos. Mein. Geo. A, Cooper, E. M. Preston. Receive Deposits. buy and sell exchange. Pure’ ase Gold Dust and Fullion. HigiLert price puid for State and County sWarrants. Draw Checks on 3an Francisco,San Jose 4 Sacramento, Virginia City and Los: Angeles. Also sell Exchange on New York, and all the printipa] Eu opean Cities. Make cojlections and trausact a ge neral Banking business. CORRESPONDENTS. San Francisco First Nac Gold Bank, Sau Jose—Farmers Nat‘onil Gold ank __New Yor: w York—F iret National Bank. B24 me ys AMES Jd. OTT ASSAYER, “OLD AND ORES of every description W Kefined, Melted and Assayea. By request Golu Bars exchauyed for Coir. 30 Main Street. Nevada City. Establish din 1852, ELECTRO PLATING in ¢ GOLD or BIL VER. H. W. VALANIINE. M D., RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, FFICE, CORN*tK BROAD AND PIN¥ STREETS. over Presion’s Drug bw ee ( _Entrance.on Pine street. the cid EK ocirey pleas i, hh. ies Residence at will be atten ceu to. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CIT¥e . ? CHARLEY KENT'S Keystone Market, COMMERCIAL 8TREET,NEVADA HAVING AVAILED . HIMSELF of every advantage which long experience and ample meahs can give, ‘is The Finest Quality of . BEEF, PROTON, . SPRING. LAMB, VEAL, CORNED BEEF, _ PICKLED PORK, THE BEST HAMS'AND BACON, (Of his own manufacture,) To be found i iv Nevada County. _ Also, a-Choice Quality of PURE AND CLEANLARD In quantities to suit®® 1 He is prepared to and will offer ‘to County. es —_—— A. NIVENS, JR., GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION t YY Beteenle and Reta Dealer . CIGARS AND TOBACOC MASONIC BLOCK, Pine Street, Nevada City. . iA _ CAPITAL $300,000. HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 406 CALIFORNIA STREET San Francisce, aie 4 FIRE INSURANCE ONLY. J. F.' Houghton, President. Geo. H, Howard, Vice President. Charles H. Story, Secretary. N. B. Eddy, Merine Secretary. H. H. Bigelow, General Manager Grass Valley Branch for Nevada County TRUSTEES, Wu. Watt, T. W. Sigourney A. B. BRADY. Manager, ‘Offige No. 99 Main Street, ag2 Grass Valley, Cai. TO CONTRACTORS. IDS are invited for driving the N. B G.M. Co’s, tunel, at Malakoff. Gang necessary, 7 men, including drill sharpener. Firs‘ contract to extend for 4 months. Total distance to drive 1500 feet. For further particulars »pply te H. ©. PERKINS, Aupe rinptendent REMOVAL, ROGER CONLAN,, AS removed his Vepot for tee sale of the justly celebrated SCHLITZ’ MIL wAUKEE BEER From the U. 8. Brewery Salcon to nest house below. . OPPOSITE »TUMPF’S HOTEL, * BROADSTREt!, NEVADA CITY, The best home brewed BEER from Dreyfuse’ Brewery, on urauglt and in bottles. Nevada City vet 1, 1876, W. D. LON G, Attornev and Giccealae at Law AND NOTALY PUBLIO, FFICE ON BROAD 8T the National Exchange 40 nl5-lw op \ Lhe aeadatedl to farnisli the=public wee ; > customers greater inducements thaa can be found elsewhere in Nevada _ PLEASE CALL AND EX. AMINE HISSUPPLY. R. H. Magill. General Agent. 2

hi formed here. _.and every man’s privilege -to swear. 4 or w wt Agvwyy Vw wT s R> bo b> a gta 232 y ‘ 95 BS: 5 i i 1s 11s ri, to lice i Bs :\ & pe The Daily Transcript \NEVADA CITY, CAL. _belds ~ offering: ~ ground of. non-residence. “yun-atsMatysville-this—week.— Fhe} ~ 860 played by men ooply,: yy. strat es LOCAL AFFAIRS. Local Brevities. ce Go to the entertainment at the “Theatre to-night if you want to enjoy, listening to the best music ever perWhen troupes visit us, a liberal patronage should be extended. © : first class The dance on Thursday evening at Temperance Hall was well attended, and all declared.it the best yet: ‘on. s last “Attorney~Geners al Hamiit oD, his “vote at Auburn was. challenged on ‘the Joe took itin good humor, remarking it was every man’s privilege to challenge, ‘Tuesday, We’ understand that S. J. Millington-talks.of opening a dancing school here this Winter. . The Royal Marionettes had a big Appeal ‘compliments the show very highly. We hear that ‘ha owners of thé Skating Rink propose to ceil it inside and-put it in thorough repair. We should think the proposition a sensible One. As itis now, but few t entertainments are evér given but we think that if a ‘little was done upon it in the way of waking it cozy and comfortable, it would become more popular. $$ The Ladies Orchestra. The first pe formance of the Vienna Ladies’ Orchestra at tue’ Theaire, last night, was listened to by“a large and appreciative audience, all) of whom were" delighted to the: ut-. most by the artistic rendition of the —programme.—T-be-troupe enjoy the reputation of being the best that travels. They will open next week, at the Califurnia theatre in San Francisco. Those of our citiz us who love to listen to first-class music, should not fai! to attend to-night, as it will be the last appearauce of the company here. Secure your seats early at Belden’s, as we ure certain the house will be filled. The Eureka Sentinel says: ‘‘Lhe costumes worn by the ladies were rich without an attempt at gaudiness, and their demeanor was modest and anaffected;Withc ut any of the usual stage coquetry or display. At the same time there was an absence of restraint, but a perfect naturalness in their manipulution of their instruments, and, so gracefully did they perform that the thought which many had entertained thut ladies would look awkward in playing instruments which it is customary to was lost sight of from the moment of the sound of the first noté upto that of the last. Wecan truthfully say of the trio by the Misses, Neuber, Brandel and Meyer, “If aught of things that here befal, Move a spirit among those divine in its’ work Upion Hotel Barber Shop. : Shaving, Shampooing, Hair Cutting performed at the Union Hotel Barber Shop in the highest style of this art. James Fay, Proprictor. lS ie Skating Rink. The Rink will be open for skating every Saturday afternoon and even0 * ing, until further notice. B. Bu.uarp, PpHatcs: Nevada City, Nov. 8, 1876. Nevada Township Road Tax. To whom it may concern. All who have not paid their Road tax, and are subject tothe same, are requested to pay it without delay, and . Sitve costs, for i shalproceed at once. Gero. 8.S. GeTCHELL, Road.tax Collector.. Centennial Danciig Clab Will bave a dance at Temperance Hall, Thursday evening of each week. Citizens invited to atténd. Admission One Dollar. sd Cc. D.C. Fire,At a recent fire in a ‘tenement house in New York severul persons] _ were very seriously burned —ove,or two almost to death. The only prompt.and effectual relief obtained was by the free. use of Pond’s. Extract, which proved in this case, ‘as in huidre ‘ds of others ‘of less severity a specitic. The two who were thougbt to be fatally burned are -almost: entirety recovered; from even any niarks, Childten who are alqays blundering into accidents and*for unate enough to have tried Pond’s Extract, instantly ran for th» botde for every bruise, barn, eut, ete., ete. There is no house! old remedy so easy and safe of application, aud so effectual. Keep a quart boitle in your house, THE Itch, which is a yecives disease, und undoubtedly ‘of animaclur origin, can only be effectually and permanently eured. by sulphur, Gleiin’s Suipbur Soap presents the remed~ in its most agreeable and ef fective shape. — everywhere, A Fragrant Seenth and — Teeth, Areeasely cbtained by cleansing your teeth dai ly with that justly poular dentifrice, SOZODONT. Coniposed of rare abtiseptic herbs it _imparts whiteness of the teeth, a delicleus uroma to the breath, and preserves intact, frou youth to old age, the teeth. Acidity of the stomic : will destroy strongest teeth unless 1 @. uffects uré counteracted with SOZUDONT, and this ppre tooth-wasb proteetg the dental surfaces’ by remnoving“every impurity that adneres . to them. Ask your druggist for SOZODONT. A Card. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervons weakuess, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a recipethat will cure. you, FREE OF CHARGE, This great remedy was discove. ed by » missionary. in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joszru T. Inman, Station D, Bible House; New York Ouy : jnl3 6m Biouw 8 MaGnoia Bam preserves and restores the complexion; remove freckles, tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft, white and delicate. Its application cannot be detected. ———Lyon’s KaTHaRIoN makes beantifal, glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents the spirit of old Bach must have been moved by the magnificent execution ofthis Meditation. Mr. Forti is tue fortunate possessor 8 very fine buritoue voice, and is @ great acqusition to the company, The entertainmeut, from beginning toend, was a grand musical treat, and those who missed the opportu. nity,of hearing it, will seldum have 1 another chance to hear its equal. . iiisnlicasiisied ‘of Quarterly Meeting. Rev, A. J. Nelson, Presiding Elder of the Methodist Chureb in this City, will preach in the lecture room of the Church, this, Seturday night, at7 o'clock. He will also fill the! pulpit on to-morrow. All are in-. vited. 4. Geld Watch Lost. 4 ladies gold case bunting watch, American make, was loxt oa Broad . street, Nevada City, on Monday last. The finder will confer a favor by leaving it at this office. nlG a : The Very Latest. Wehave just received the lates Styles of Hats, Men’s, Youth’s and Boy’s Clothing, also ‘@ full line of Overcoats and Talmas, whieh in quality and price, cai not be equaled by any other House on the! coast. * HYMAN BROs. Corner Broad and Pine streets. te THEY who are the most impetuous in the pursuit of happiness, asually meet with the severest disappointments. ’ Happiness enters mosty freely into the wiud which is the Mest tranquil io ite desires. , S its falling ont or-turning gray, It has sfood the test of 40 yeais. Is charmingly perfuméd, and has no rival. mcb12-ly ALLEN MINERAL SPRINGS. ‘Moore's Fiat, No”. 13, 1876, — Mi R. Eprron:—1 deem it a duty I owe to ee s Lic thesick and suffering,to call theatten. of the public to the deservedly popu. lar Allen Mineral Springs, in Lake county. It is known tosome that Ihave been an invalid since 1863. Last May, hearing of the Allen Springs, I visited them, and was induced to give them a trial. Ina few days I felt a decided improvement, ahd for the first four weeks my symptoms were vari.us. Sometimes worse and then better but onthe whole the feeling vf returning health was predominate. I pergevered, and now am rewarded with « complete restoration to health. The waters have been analyzed by Prof. W. T. Wentzell of San Francise o, and found to contain chloride of sodium, magnesium and potassium,bicarbonate of magnesiuin sodium, and calcium, sulphate of sodium, phosphate of iron, silica, carbonic acid. ‘The water is strongly aerated with earbonic acid, with the salts of sodium, and magnesium, and phosphate of iron pre.ominating, therefore the medicinal value of the water ls superior. The location is one of the pleasautest to be found in the Coast Range; its walks are shaded by forest trees, of fir, spruce, live oak etc. The climate is not surpassed anywhere on the Coast, the air being very balmy and pure. The altitude is about.2,500 feet above tide water,and the winds are broken by mountain ranges, Rorth and south. The average maximum temperature is about 8°. Ihave known persons to visit these springs for only three or four weeks and return home cured—cured of some longstanding complaint. In chronic cases more tine is usually required to eff-ct permanent éures., From what I have lesrned cf mineral waters, I am satisfied there are none superior, if equal, to the Allen Cnhalybeate, Sulphur and Soda Springs, and I gratefully and cheerfully, without solicit tion, earnestly recommend them to the public patronage. The proprietors are gentlemen, attentive to the wants of visitors, making sll ‘fee. ‘al home during thei stay with them. \ How to get there—From Marysville, via. Coluss nd Williams; from Sacramento. by railta Wi liams; trom San Francisco via Woodland to Wisliams, thence bydaily stave, 35 miles.over * smooth m«untain road, having been shortened and improved this season, nlS-lm yy and almosttree} GRAND MASQUERADE CARNIVAL! " BY THE , ALLEMANNIA CLUB, O8 a scale of Magnificence wovdl before attempted here, = WILL ‘BE GIVEN ON 9] Thanksgivin; g Night (1876, AT Temperance Hall. Four Fine Prizes to: be awarded tothe most Origival The Prizes to be awarded by a committee of five selected from the audience. dies and Gentlemen. HONORARY COMMITTEE. NEVADA CITY. Hen. 7. B. Reardan, Hon, Niles Searls, Hon. Jno. Caluwell, E°H. Gaylord br. R. M. Huot, G.8. Hupp, B. J. Watson, A. Blumenthal, een Maltman, J. Naffziger, Capt: J. Kaop, H. H. Hassins, R. C. Walrath, “~ 4: D. Tower, J.D. White, . W. Knowlton, -. N. P. Brown, Ww RK. Coe,P.H. Belden, ot. Mein, J. EBrown, Chas, E. Mulloy, Geo. W. Welch, Dr. H. Valautine, E. Bond, J. M. Walling, S.A. Eddy, W. H.Crawford, G. G. Allan, R. W. Tully, B.H. Miller, XM. L. Marsh, Jerry. Puyne, >A. H. Hauson, John Cashin, Jolin Pattison. Wm. Pow: ll, Wm. J. Johnston, H, W. Heyman, M. Rosenberg. A.W. Lester, : A. Barton. A. lsoard, Chas. Grimes, John B. Conn, D. R. McKenny, Geu, F. Jacobs, Phil. Byrne, GRASS VALLEY. Hon. Wm. Watt, Hon. A. B Dibble, R, Leach, A. B. Brady, Dr. H. McCormick, N. Nathan, J. Bamberger, D. Binkleman, W.C. Stokes, Cal. R, Clarke, E. W. Roberts, Jd. ¥F. Kidder, —~ W. Lou zenbeiser, Saml. Novitaky, J.C. Coleman, H. Wohler, A. Berg, Ed. Coleman, R. Shoemaker; John Glasson, J. Jensins, Cc. H. Mitchell, Jacob Heyman, SAN JUAN. O. P. Stidger, Simon Furth, ' FR. McMurray, J.8. Mcbride, NORTH BLOOMFIELD. «H.C. Perkins, —Ss-V. Weis, R. Scuneider} T. P. Crandall. MOORE’S FLAT. W. B. Cummings, Chas. Hagerty, John McNulty. GRANITEVILLE, R. G. Dickieson, J. Eagan, BLUE TENT, ©, Campbell.

¥OU BET; Jolin Heinson. HUNT'S; HILI, Ed. Carney, 3S Goodspeed. i 4A —— D. T. Hughes, B.F. Snell, . Committee of Arrangements, G. von Schmittburg, be Goldsmith, Ed. Muller, Ott, B. J. Brandt, Tes Garthe. Reception Committee. Dr. Buelow, F. Eilerman, C. T, R, Kttts; A. Rosenthal, John Hurst, I. Jacobs. L. Siebert, Floor Manager. Fred Senner. Ed Goldsmith, Leo Garthe, J J Utt, C. J. Brand. Floor Director, G. yon Schmittburg. ~ MUSIC UNDER THE DIRECTION or PROF. M. M. BLUM, Of San Francisco. Tickets, including Carriages, $3. Admitting one gentleman and two ladies. Exch additional lady will be charged $1 extra. Every gentleman is entitled to two ladies’ tickets, and ean obtain ‘them by leaving the ladies’ names. wiih E. Goldsmith,Maskers must identify themselves to a committee on entering the Hall. Grand Mareb commences at 9 Tickets ean be ‘had of any ‘ef the o'clock. JOHN SHEA. } Committee. Characters sustained by La'San Francisco ALEX. ‘GAULT’S GROCERY, PROVISION, , LIQUOR STORE, AND BAKERY, -. BROADSTREET, NEVADACITY. CKED THF FIRE PROOF oining my BAKERY,with & AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF AVING: SP “Family Groceries,. Making it. equal in point of Quantity, and superior as to Quality, to any Provision Store in the mountains, I — say to all. desiring CHOICE PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, CASE Goons, Etc., Ete., At the very LOWEST rates, to call and exarhinemy stock -WENES and LIQUORS, ‘Of the Best Brands, constantly on hand. THE BAKERY Will be supplied with Bread, Pies, Cakes, Crackers, Confectionery, ate: . I intend to keep the BEST of everything to be found in a First Class GROCERY. AND PROVISION STORE. Thankful for past patronage, I solicit a continuance of the same, ALEX. GAULT. Nevada City, November 4th, 1876: ‘ THE V Flume Company, —OF— Nevada and Grass Valley,s Lumber of Every Description, Mining and Building Timbers, Common, Finishing, and a General Assortment of "Building Lumber Always on Hand, . A Large Amount of Seasonen SPRUCE WOOD on hand. " Orders left with Johnston & Son, Nevada, or at our office on Town Talk Hill, band receive prompt attention. N. &G.V.W. &LCo. Nevada, Det. 26th, 1875. UN ION MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada City. NAFFZIGER & EUSTIS, HOLESALE ,AND RETAIL DEAL ERS IN BEEF,PORK, MUTTON, CORN BEEF, _ SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON & LARD. All orders left atthe shep will be attended to promptly, and satisfaction given both*in price and quality of meats. Thankful for past patronage. they solicit a continuance of the samé. ‘Nevada City, November 1, 1876. PHILIP RICHARDS, No. 30 Muin Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, ° Gold Dust bought and sold. Bul. lion dliscoun ed. Advances made oun Uold Hust or ballion _ fer coinaye wtthe Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO. Correspondent, *wissAmerican Bank, jyi-tm COUNTY WARRANTS. LL warrants on General Fand, registered prior to April 6th, 1876. wall be peid on presentati.n. Interest ceases froin date. JERRY PAYNE, freasurer. Nevada, Noy. &th, 1076. which is FRESH & PURE,. RE now ptepared to fill orders for . Main St. -Ordeis leit at JOHN JACK’S C GAR AND TOBACCO DEPOT, PINE STREET—NEVADA CITY. UST RECEIVED, one of.the Choicest as well us Largest § ocks of Cigars, Tobacco, Confectionery, Nuts, Fancy Goods, .F ruit, ete., Ever brought to Nevada City.-: Also ‘Sole Agent for Nevada County ‘or the sale of Those Favorite Brands of Cigars, “BACHELOR'S DELIGHT,” And ‘ALBUM.” ~ . Those who want to smoke a real; nice Cigar should give these — a trial. ; ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OTH**: "ER FAVORITE BRANDS. A FRESH SUPPLY OF Candies, Nuts, Fruits, etc 020 JOHN JACK. o ‘. Drugs, a &e P. = a ‘BELDEN,Successor to Bell: & Belde Masonic Building, Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts Nevada City, ° Wholesale & Retail dealer i Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &e, aa A full line of Choice, Perfumery, Toilet Svaps, Toilet Powder, Cologne Sets, Combs Brushes, &c,Also, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,, Window Glass, Paint Brushes. &c. Alsoa full line of STATIONERY, such ar lank Books, Letter. Note and Legal Pa er, Gold Pens. &c 3lank Books mie to order at the lowes! an Franciseo prices. My Stock is most complete in all its de partments and my prices are low. I solici a share of public patronage. .P. H. BELDEN. Nevada, March 31, 1876. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIQNAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA CITY. P. WELLINGTON, Proprietor. HE proprietor of the EMPIRE S8TABUES announces that \he has new the Largest lot of Horses, ‘Carriages and Buggies To be found in thie part of the State. ‘Teams, with Llegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. The Horses are free from vice, of good style and vapable of going as fast as paw ‘gentleman cares to drive. Carriages for Funerals attended to with promptness. '— Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by thé day, week or month and the greatest of care guaranteed D. WELLINGTON, Nevada City, November 17th, 1875, KEROSENE OF THE BEST QUALIT, AT _ PRESTON’S ! Fresh Cough Candy,_ GENUINE. BETHESDA _WATER, IRECT FROM THE SPRING AT WAY: KESHa, WIS. Centennial Cologne, Choice Toilet Goods, Acids, Mining’ Chemicals, =—AtH Nevada Drug Store, E. M. PRESTON P,rop’r.CITIZENS BANK. (ure: STOCK, $210,000. OFFICERS : E. M, PRESTON. 0. ccecccsseess President. T, W. SIGOURNEY.... ~+Vice President. SOMME; MORGAN, on is cess cesses cs Cashier. DIRECTORS : Dr. R. M. Hunt, John T: Morgan, GeooM, Hughes, T. W. Sigoufney, Thos. Mein. Geo. A, Cooper, E. M. Preston. Receive Deposits. buy and sell exchange. Pure’ ase Gold Dust and Fullion. HigiLert price puid for State and County sWarrants. Draw Checks on 3an Francisco,San Jose 4 Sacramento, Virginia City and Los: Angeles. Also sell Exchange on New York, and all the printipa] Eu opean Cities. Make cojlections and trausact a ge neral Banking business. CORRESPONDENTS. San Francisco First Nac Gold Bank, Sau Jose—Farmers Nat‘onil Gold ank __New Yor: w York—F iret National Bank. B24 me ys AMES Jd. OTT ASSAYER, “OLD AND ORES of every description W Kefined, Melted and Assayea. By request Golu Bars exchauyed for Coir. 30 Main Street. Nevada City. Establish din 1852, ELECTRO PLATING in ¢ GOLD or BIL VER. H. W. VALANIINE. M D., RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, FFICE, CORN*tK BROAD AND PIN¥ STREETS. over Presion’s Drug bw ee ( _Entrance.on Pine street. the cid EK ocirey pleas i, hh. ies Residence at will be atten ceu to. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CIT¥e . ? CHARLEY KENT'S Keystone Market, COMMERCIAL 8TREET,NEVADA HAVING AVAILED . HIMSELF of every advantage which long experience and ample meahs can give, ‘is The Finest Quality of . BEEF, PROTON, . SPRING. LAMB, VEAL, CORNED BEEF, _ PICKLED PORK, THE BEST HAMS'AND BACON, (Of his own manufacture,) To be found i iv Nevada County. _ Also, a-Choice Quality of PURE AND CLEANLARD In quantities to suit®® 1 He is prepared to and will offer ‘to County. es —_—— A. NIVENS, JR., GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION t YY Beteenle and Reta Dealer . CIGARS AND TOBACOC MASONIC BLOCK, Pine Street, Nevada City. . iA _ CAPITAL $300,000. HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 406 CALIFORNIA STREET San Francisce, aie 4 FIRE INSURANCE ONLY. J. F.' Houghton, President. Geo. H, Howard, Vice President. Charles H. Story, Secretary. N. B. Eddy, Merine Secretary. H. H. Bigelow, General Manager Grass Valley Branch for Nevada County TRUSTEES, Wu. Watt, T. W. Sigourney A. B. BRADY. Manager, ‘Offige No. 99 Main Street, ag2 Grass Valley, Cai. TO CONTRACTORS. IDS are invited for driving the N. B G.M. Co’s, tunel, at Malakoff. Gang necessary, 7 men, including drill sharpener. Firs‘ contract to extend for 4 months. Total distance to drive 1500 feet. For further particulars »pply te H. ©. PERKINS, Aupe rinptendent REMOVAL, ROGER CONLAN,, AS removed his Vepot for tee sale of the justly celebrated SCHLITZ’ MIL wAUKEE BEER From the U. 8. Brewery Salcon to nest house below. . OPPOSITE »TUMPF’S HOTEL, * BROADSTREt!, NEVADA CITY, The best home brewed BEER from Dreyfuse’ Brewery, on urauglt and in bottles. Nevada City vet 1, 1876, W. D. LON G, Attornev and Giccealae at Law AND NOTALY PUBLIO, FFICE ON BROAD 8T the National Exchange 40 nl5-lw op \ Lhe aeadatedl to farnisli the=public wee ; > customers greater inducements thaa can be found elsewhere in Nevada _ PLEASE CALL AND EX. AMINE HISSUPPLY. R. H. Magill. General Agent. 2