October 7, 1870 (4 pages)

Dr. J. © YOUNG, in 1856. Consul ey. Josser er ether years, an has become ane of ie teams cobb 3 g system. eating ite way into the tissnes and or¢ burst out in the a virulence that will ie. The man who experiences that ing weakness tm bis muscular and mentai urganization should and consider whence it Sen cba ofthe line, Soordered tess m e' tion, unaccountable of the powers of numerous other symptoms ‘of eta oer . Wation, the positive tracos of that most terrirepartee — ty s.dest Weakness—was away his powers,destroying his hope of life and mynhood, and % tng him along-the broken path of his 5 35 hy toward a premature and ‘oathsome him. There is no rescue except and skilful treatment. Consult proper once, @ physician whom . practice an: that ful, fascinating and deatrac— it, which fills thousands of sick rooms wi delay, one who will syrapathise with their suffecings. To snch the Doctor would especiall recommend himeelf, giving to each and ail, guarantees of a Perfect and Permanent Cure, without Hindrance from Business, Change oi Fear wh es x = IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. When a female is m trouble or afflicted with @ieease, and requires medical or surgical attendance, the Lye ant shonld be, where is there a physician who is fully competent to administer relief, and whose respectable standing in society recommends him to the confidence of the vg en A . The ata uhderstanding how im ve ese requirements are called upon to Interpose. and by calling the attention of the afflicted to the fact that he has been a Professor of Obstetrics and Female Diseases for Tweaty Years, gad is fully to administer in all cases both medi Nore dag wg es im a superficial manner, in as thorough a manner as veara of study and practice—both in hospitals and families—can make, to save them from the hands the unqualified, unscrupulous and cesigning. Therefore families can rely upon him as upon a father. Alin affliction can find is him ome who can feel and sympathize wiik. and befriend them in troubdle—one in whose secreay the ntmost confidence can be placed. Letter or Otherwise) Frer THE CELEBRA ED FEMALE REMEDIES Caapemnaes from the exes peceettpuens of Dr. ine vay now oO! & most extended po: ity, and are correctly viewed tobe the safest surest remedies for the complaints for which they are applied. The constantly accruing testimonials of their efficacy, them. to be declare tly seperior to their action. No felt should be withoat these ts. @REAT F MEDICENE The Greates Discovery of this or any other Age, Preventives Powpers FoR Marnreep Lapiss These Powders will be found of essential value to those whose means, health or other eircumstances do it them to increase the number of their ly what finconvenfence, saffering and perhaperisk of fe. This preparation is new, See cep venien and simple, and cannot injure the ith, ba, Sagara avoided at certain times. Price$i0 a box. CH LUNAR OR FEMALE MONTHLY , for the cure of suneeeeeiaan, ete., ce 85. 'o LETTERS.—Persons of either-sex, who wish to consult the Deetor, and who cannot visit the city can, by stating their symptoms in a letter, recePve advice and asserance ofa eure at home, All lettersretnred or destroyed. Addrees BENT F. FOSSELYS:.M. D., Mo. 618 Sacramente St., nea. Montgomery Mex 735, ~NO'RICE. NAKE NOTICE BVBRYBOPY, That LetT ag Patent Lape ati ora nightie any ica, No, 40847, were on the day of Decomher, &. De Wen > Dierks tenets, Cotiocsta, Chas, F, Macey e eounty, orn for a new and usefal improvement in Hydranlic Hose Pipes. Said improvement consisting in the Le mere veined a or Pe radial pine on the inside pe, the purpose o! kevping straight the stream of water ejected through the same ; that the above mentioned tent is still in full force and effect and has no assigned to, and is now held and owned by the undersigned. We hereby caution ail ties purchasing or using the. said mprovementor any part thereof, thoat first obtaining our consent therete, as we will prosecute all mings upon our said + April 18; 1870. J. enn _ NATIONAL ; ‘ W. A, BIGOT, : . = Particular center id to i the ere of Gents’, Lashower stock of Dr. Jennings’ Reprod balvartiele for the hair ever protacen tor Knowles Vegetable Hair Restorer, 10 THE USPORTUNATE. DR. GIBPEWS DISPENSARY, ° 633 KEARNEY STREET, COR. COMMERCIAL. SAN FRANCISCO. ISTABLISHED in 1854, for the treatment of and Seminai such as Syphilie = and Ulcer. Blorrible Diseases. = How y thousands of persons, both male and female, are there who are outa miserable existence from the effect of secret indifigences, or from virus. absorbed into the stem! Look at their -pallid, emaciated and faces and their broken down constipo pos ualifying them for the happiness. closes the scene. Let ts, guardians, friends, attend toany of ans wie are sufferwith any of these horrible life-destroying mal‘adies—see that they are cared for and eured before it be too late. Send them immediately ’ to Doctor J 7 Reming a physician — mede vate disease his especial’ study ; and who ts certain to cure moat Inveleras cases at me! or ab ous drags. It is important oo tome he ace afflicted, or to those who are interested 1m the welfare of their friends, to be carefal of the many rs who nfest-all cities, pu days, impos z upon Spahite by wetog the ys, by L4 names o 3 iclane hom Europe and other Be re eareful make strict ings’ or you may fall into the hands = Sn8. Seminal Weakness.Seminal Emissions, the conseqnence of setf oe a ce, is o sexes to an almost unii: ~ exte roductein of morbid ool tn greene anless com by: scientific measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in the ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of the binnted_ loss : of confidence, diffidence in approaching stranzers, a dislike to form new acq ces, a disposition to shun society, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face,. farred tongue, feted breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats, monomania and frequent insan' If relief be not obtained, pa ~ afflicted os ply ie mediately, eit or 4 have a cure effected Lat eget and scientific mode of treating this di which never fails of effecting a quick and ealeure. Dr. G. will give One Hundred Dollars toany iat fied gabe satisfactorily to him that he was cu ofthis complaint by either of the cisco quacks. 5 Married Men, Or those whe contemplate , who are suffering under any of these fea maladies, should not forget the sacred responsibil ities reece ee" them nor delay te obtain }mmediate ef. . ‘To the Ladies. The varigus complicated and distress diseases incident to fonaien. treated with eminent succese—such as Su ons, Pregelarities, Whites, Falling of the Womb Tnamors, all Uri Diseases, Nervous Dedifity, etc., will be ly cared, without poisonous drugs, injurfes, or unpalatable nes of! any kind. Have no delicacy: in , no ce what r troubles may be. afflicted are 'y invited tocall and satisfy themselves, Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon's office or ending for packages of medicines, may rely upon his assurances of ‘confidential secrecy with implicit faith, and expect no more than to be charged with a fair and mutually satisfactory remuneration for services rendered, considering the cireumstances and difficulties of cases, rather than a too prevalent and selfish practice of extortion among quacks and pretenders. DOCTOR GIBBON is responsible, and wil. give to each patient a written instrument, inding himself te effect a radical and permanent cure, or make no charge. Cared at Home. Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case,symptome, length of tine the disease has continued,and have medicine prompt ly forwarded, free from damage and curiosity, to any part of the connutry, with full and plain directions for use. By enclosing $15 in cur Me i or $10 in coin, in a istered letter go. rongh the Post Office or through Wel ¢, Far& Co., a package of medicine will be forwarded by express te om _ of o ithe Union. ‘Address DR. J. FP. GIBBON, 623 Kearney street, corner Commercial, San Post office box 252. Private entrance on Commercial Street. Remember to ot Pe 252 on the letter. Consultations FREE. ; ‘ FR te gorge will please inform DR. BBON that they read his advertisement in the. Darty TRANscrRIPT. mar 19 CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD Time Schedule, July 11, 1870, Francieco.— Painful or Difficult Mensuration, Barriness, ( Express, Pass’ ger une EASTWARD. ‘Train . Sunday . Mixed.* . 8, ital‘*&."’ Also at the same time @ brin~ : dle Steer, with the same brand. The Cow has . Daily {excep d had a Calf within a few days. The owner ean San Franc’co,Ly . 5.00 aM . 4.00rM4 7.00PM . have the animals on proof of property and Oakland, es 30 AM 4.30 PM payment of costs. Apply to San Jose, “. 8.35 3.25 * ILAS AUSTIN, Stockton, 120Tra}) Sb Willow Vailey, rear Nevada City. Sacramente, Ar} 1.50" ; 00“ . 7.404m Nevada, Sept. 17th, 1870. ento, Ly} 2.10 ** 9.00 “ Maryaville Ar 4.00 1.15 Px Chico, . 6.6 . 520“ . G@zo. Szeckx & Co's Piano Fortes. Colfax. vj SP. ™ = 400 px . : Reno, ’ “ 115 am C) 2 ! RS “a Mason & HaMLin 6 Cabinet Organs‘ nnem be ao? Zs 015 PM Battle Mou'n a 12 oo «. S38 . 350am ROOT & CADY, Biko.” : 40 S: wan . MUSEO PUBLISHERS, Qader” = Ar . Gana! &@ . S34") 4 ND Wholesale and Retail Dealers in evez meen nage => ry variety ef bk 83] Passe’ , WESTWARD. . Train . Sand 17 . Mixea® Musical Merchandise. # 1D ail ylexcented, 67 Washington Street, Ogden, Ly¥. 60Prmu 5.00 pu . 680. FP. ROOT, Kelton, “ $1048 * 1.80. am . Bet. RooT. t CHICAGO. Eiko, “ . 845am . 7.15 pu . @ M. capr. Carlin, 10.15 * 9". . Winnemucca a a a . a AM . Nevada, Moore’s Flat & Euvelig e.0, “. 10am nwau Coliam . 845 ~ 12.50 ex sanae atone ee co * ¢ 6304™ RWam} ang retarmiag pons A , Connecting with Marysville, “ . Sleam 23ru . W ee and Co's Exprews for LAKE mento, Ar {11.25 ** 2 . C NO MOORES . ento, L¥. 1145 “. 700am. 7.20.) WOOLSEYS ORLEANS FLATS and Stockton, “. 140Pu[ S45“ 7 EUREKA. Packages delivered, Col San Jose, Ar] 630 . 1245 eu : andaill Express promptly atOakland, * 4 530“) 12.10." } San Franc'co *S . . &00 “ (1240 “.}. 9.80am Express leaves Nevada every day for AN. TOWNE, Gen‘! Sap’t. . the above 2 a . . PLATED WARE, PORCELAIN, HAVILAND, HOOPER & CO, No. 335 PINE STREET SAN FRANCISCO, All Mill Owners should not fail TO EXAMINE THE: MERITS OF THE: ELECTRO y SILVER PLATED AMALGAMATING PLATES, GOLDji_-y CcFOR SAVING Made by the San Francisco Plating Works. HAVILAND, HOOPER & CO., AGENTS. 1335 PINE STREET, San rancisco, March 27th. STEAM ENCINES. E UALLED BY NONE in Combined Merits of Capacity, Economy, Durability,Simplicity and erfecnion. _@ur Portable Locomotive Boiier, having fire box and ash pit entirely surrounded by water space, is set upon legs and timbers ; occupies little room ; needs no brick work ; is suitable for use in any place where a power is required—in Mills, . Shops, Foundries or Printing: Rooms, or in Stock Barna, for grinding, entting, and steaming Doe for stock. ‘ : he Stationary Engine is complete with Governor, Pump and Heater, with con“ans haa ral Engi lied e riculta me, supp with Locomotive Boiler, having fire box and ash pit-entirely surrounded bg water space ; . is mounted on wheels, with pole for attaching horses for moving from place to > is suitable for Grain Threshing, Corn Shelling, Wood and Shingle Sa , &e. Circulars, with description and prices, furnished on application to WOOD, TABER & MORSE, Eaton. Madison county, N. Y. s2 « SCOTT’S FLAT SAW MILL CO. G.W.SMITH. H,L.GOVE. A.C. FOOT. TS SCOTT’S FLAT SAW MILL COMPANY wonld inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that they have On hand at their Yard, on Sacraramento Street, and at their A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BUILDING & MINING LUMBER Which they will sell at reasonable rates. t=” By prompt attention to orders and giving good eatisfaction they hope to réceive a share of public patronage. Orders may be left at the Office on MENTO STREET, or at the MILL. Nevada, May 7th, 1870. SACRA JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, and Justice of the Peace. Nearly Mage ee Exchange Hotel, ADA CITY. Nevada, Jan. ist, ICE. ICE. ICE. HE NEVADA AND MOUNTAIN LAKES ICE COMPANY are now prepared to fur nish a Superior article of Iee to all desire it . Ice delivered to Families and Saloons on short notice by leaving orders at the Office of th Sompany, at the FOOT OF MAIN STREET Nevada, May 7thESTRAY NOTICE. AME to the premises of the subscriber, in June last, a Red Cow, with one horn droo: ed, and a brand on the left hip, something like -mounted Gn . MEill, Scotts Flat, i the T. HB GOODMAN, Gen’! Passg’r Agent. WELLS & CO, Proprietors: ”” a ; eee aes iy Act of the Legislature reason “$2.000,000. aes RAND GIFT CONCERT in sid_.of the" UN of San Francisco, California, MONDAY, October Sist, 1870, Admission .00 gold coin. ee The fact of California. Da the Entertainment the eum of $500,oon U 8 Gold Cain will Be returned to the Holders of Tickets, by the distribution, by chance, of the followimg GIFTS : ate sere wewe sees 1GIFTOF $100,000 Gor» 1GIFTOF 0000 — iGIFTOF 200 <_ 1GIFTOF 2,000 “« -4GIFTOF 19,000 * 1GIFTOF 18,000 * 1GIFTOF 17,000 “ iGIFTOF 1600 “ 47 GIFTOF -15,000 « 1GIFTOF 14.000 « 1GIFTOF 13,000 * 1GIFTOF 1200 “ 1 GIFT OF = = ~*—41,600-—** iGIFFOF -10,000 iGIFTOF 9,000 « 1GIFTOF 800° * 1GIFTOF -. = 7000 “ 1GIFTOF 600 « i1GHFTOP = 5000 * 1GIFTOF 400 “ 1GIFTOF <3000 1GIFTOF .---.3000 « 1GIFTOF 1,500 \« 10 GIFTS OF $1,000 10,000 “* 90 GIFTS OF 750 -15,000-. « 20-GIFTS OF —500-----10,000 « 30 GIPTS OF 400 12,000 * 50 GIFTS OF 300 15,000 “ 50 GIFTS OF 200 10,000 “ 425 GIFTS OF 100 -42500 “ under the immediate direction of the rd of Trustees of the Mercantile Library Association, assisted by a Supervisory Committee selected from State, City and nty a and well known citizens of San Free co. f ROBERT B. SWAIN, President M. L. A. W. H. L. BARNES, Vice President. WM. C. RALSTON, Treasirer. After paying the experses of the Entertainment, and eas Feess the distribution of the gifts as above announced, the balance will be 4applied to extinguishing the present indebtedness of the Mercantile Library Association. Holders of tickets to which gifts may be awarded, will reeeive the same on presenta~ tion of such Tickets or coupons to the Business Agents of the Board of Trustees at their office, No 318 California street, San Francisco. NOTICE.—Holders of Tickets to the Gift Concert in aid ef the Mercantile Library Association, are hereby notified, that the Con cert is postponed until Monday, October 31, 1870, Unexpected interferences have operated to make this delay necessary to accomplish the result of freeing the Library from debt, without recourse to other privilcaes gzanted by act of the Legislature, passed February 19, 1870. This 1s positively the only postponement which willbe made. The Concert will take piace on the ~~ bove named, ameneng at 9 e’clock, A. M., and to continue until the gifts have been awarded. The funds already in bank are psn more than fufficient to insure the successf completion of the eontract with the public. The sale of Tickets will positively close on Friday, the 28th day ef October, 1870. Al Tickets remaining unsold at that time will be withdrawn from sale and cancelied.— They will be advertised by their numbers, on 2Sth-day-of October, -one or more of the daily papers of this city. Any diminution thus made in the number of tickets to be drawn, will not affect the number or amount of gifts. bi 4 will be as henetofore advertis000 gold. 8 gifts, amounting in all to $500,Ticket holders residing ont of San Francisco will receive dnly accredited lists ef the awards of Gifts, which will also be published in the_. leading San Franciseo daily papers, on the Ist November, 1870. Delivery of Gifts wi!commence November 2d, 1876, at the Office No 318 California Street, te-all parties presenting tickets te which gifts have been awarded. All gifts awarded to non tesidents will be held to their order and for their account. ROBERT B. SWAIN, President M. L. A. W. H. L. BARNES, Vice-President M. L. A. WM. C. BALSTON, Treasurer M. L. A. THOS. R. HAXES, Rec. Secretary M. L. A. DAVID WILDER, Cor. Secretary M. L. A. Trustees MI. L. A. WM. ASHBURNER, 3. W. M’NULEY, ARTH. M. EBBETS, Wat. E. WOOD, ¥. B. REYNOLDS, MAURICE DORE & CHARLES R. PETERS Basiness Agents, No. 318 California Street. THE GLOBE NOZZLE! —— E would res of MLN invite the attention to the fact that thej Patent Globe Hydraulic Nozzle ! i Ie. still in the field andghas after a Thorough Test of a large number, in different ts of the State, proven to be — The Best Hydraulic Appliance in the World! Tt has given eral satisfaction wherever iatrodpenl, as will attest who have used We also have United States Patent authorizing us to manufacture the : GLOBE NOZZLE, TOGETHER WITH ITS IMPROVEMENTS, pea a ae not fear a ents from y Others, which cannot of any other prenate Machine now offered in thia market __We are having manufactured at the MarysSitar ens ek Soe Nozzle. No, will sopphy 43¢ in. Nozzle. No. 3, wer = tern) 27 inch giobe will su 54 inch. Nozzie. No. 4, 2 in gl i zie. All the abous cial at wanes: $1p, Ree G2" GLOBE NOZZLES can be of MARYSVILLE FOUNDRY bg ~ "undersigned at Nevada city, en short notice, RB. R. af, CRAIG, 1 ] Nevada, April. 20th, 1870. P ate at era 6 , AA running , ore . No horned éattlé-ehall be permitted i? run. at within the corporate limits of the City of Nevada, hoars of eight o’¢ P.M. and five.o’clock, A. M. Srerion 2. It shall be lawful for, and it is hereby made the = of the City Marshal to, pareeh «9 ae inee within th oy igi ee : a € city limits between hours above stated. . . Seerion 3. Within forty-eight hours after taking and impounding such animal or anjmals, the Marshal shail cause a nutice to be posted on the front of the City Hail in said. city, describing the animal or animals, ang stating in said notice that. such animal or anae, veer redeemed by i Rponet to theMarshal, will be sold at public auction to the co ape bidder for cash, between the hours of nine o'clock A. M. and five o’clock P. M., of a day. in said notice named, which day ehall not be less than two nor more than five days trom the date of posting said-netice, ccTION 4. If any animal so taken up, impounded and posiea, be not redeemed before the time fixed for sale, the Marshal shaji and sell the same in view thereof, at public. anction to the highest bidder tor cash, at the time mentioned in. the notice of , unless the sale be adjourned for want of bidders, which adjournment may be made for said cause, from time to time, provided; noe one adjournment shall exeeed twenty-’ four hours, unless Sunday intervene, and: then. such adjournment shall not exceed forty-eight hours. Section 5. The person making the highest offer for the property, and poring over to the Marshal the amount bid, sll declared the purchaser at eales under this Ordinance, and such sale shall yest im. the purchaser the absolute ownership of the animal or animals 80 Sgcrion 6. The owner or person having charge of any animal impounded under the Ordinance may redeem the same at any time before the sale, by paying to the Marshal the sum ef three dollars for each animal redeemed, tegether with one dollar per day for each -_ nse day suchanimal has remained iu e pound. A es Szction 7%. All moneys received by the Marshal for the redemption of animals impounded under this Ordinance may be retained by him for hicown -use;and-of the moneys received by him for the sales of animals *inder this Ordinance, he shall be «n~ titied to retain for his own wse the sum of four dollars for each animal sold, together with one dollar per day for each and every day such animal has remaincd inthe pound before . sale. The residue, ifany, derived from the sale of any animal under this Ordinance shall be paid over to the person owning or having charge of euch animal. ; Szcrion 8. The Marsbal shall receive no other conipensation for services rendered under this Ordanancé, except as providedin Sec. tion Seven, and he shali.in no case receive any Compensation unleas the same be collect ed by the sale or redemption of the animals -. impeundedECTION 9, All moneys paid the Marsha) for the redemp‘ion or purchase of animais impounded anaes the provisions of ‘this Urdimance shall. be paid exclusively im gold and silver coin of thé United States, ; Szcion.1@. Any person who shall rescue or attempt. to rescue from the custody of the Marshal, or from the custody of any persun acting in aid ef the Marshal,any anima! taken up under this Ordinance, or who shall psevent or attempt to prevent the Marshal, or any person acting in hisa dor by his dircotions. from taking into custedy any animal found running at large contrary tothe proviyions of Section Une ef this Ordinance, shali, en conviction thereol, be fined in any sum not exceeding one hundred doliars, or be impris~ ooed in the city prison fora term nuf cxceeding ten days. ssed September 28th, 1870. B. T. ALLEN, President. T. H. Rours, Clerk. £30 —“@®HRDINANCE NO. 43. ‘AX ORDINANCE providing for tire con! _. struction of Sidewalks on Commercial Street, The Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows : Section 1, It is hereby declared necersary for the public use and convenience that Side walks be coustructed om both sides of Commercial street, betweenPine and Broad streetz; and property holders are hereby required to construct the same in front of neir respective lots, in the manner hereinafter descri on or before the ist day of November, 1870. SECTION 2. Said Sidewalks shall be five feet in width, with not less than three stringers of three by four inches, with plank, eovering not less than an inch and a. half in thickness, and nailed down with twenty penny nails ; they shall be constructed under the superiu~ tendence and direction. of the City Marshal and have the same grade as the street. ‘ Secqiox 3. Im case*of the neglect or the refusal ef any of the » ¥. holders to construct the Sidewalk in front of their respective lots as above required, it chali he the duty of the City Marshal to proceed and con struct the same, and t the cost to the Board of Trustees to be levied and collected a8 a tax upen sueh lots, Passed Sept, ~_ + 3 IN, President T. H. Rours, Clerk. > ORDINANCE NO. 42s. N Ordinance levying a City Pro Tax A fine rent acing ay ed Trustees of the Cit Ne or Section L.A City Pr : section I. t operty Tax. of ceats = each ons Wandred det 80 va.ee for general.purposes, and. twenty cents on each one hundred doNars of Assessed value for fire purposes, is hereby levied pon al! assessable and taxable property, within the corporate limits of the City ef Nevada, for the year ending May ligt, 1571. Passed September. 15th, 1870. 5. T. ALLEN, President. T. H. Rours, Clerk. 817 U. S. Grant Mining Company. QOTICE OR ANNUAL MEETING. The . Annual.Meeting of the Stockholders of the above named Gompany will be held on FRIDAY, the 14th day of October; 18%, at 12 o'clock, M.-at the office af the Cofhpany, No. 226 Clay Streat, Saa Franciseo, for the election of Trustees to serve the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting.and es to censider and aes upon a proposition to authorize the Trustees to sell on otherwise dispose of all or any portion of sach stoek aa may have become the property-ef the Company by purit chase ier assessments. BNOS TAYLOR, Secretary. W M.BAILES mm. D. Surgeon & Homm@pathic Physician Om Broad’ Street, opposite Bexchanes . Hotel, adjoining Loring’s. in thenight time“a The Dai N. BP, BROW Pablishe Office Cor: 3B: f TERMS OF Per Week +: : Ee THE BANK 0! At.the old sts ode Stock « HENRY MACKII R, W. PULLY ++». ) James Whartenby W. L, Tisdale, H. Macki # peed ONEY 10 L curity. Highest Pr.ce p: rants. Legal Tenders . rates, , “Gold Dust boug’ Liberal advance lion for Assay.or Deposits [Gene Checks on San J _ dose, Stockton ar Drafts cn Easte manyAgents for Liv Phenix & Home COR! San Francisco Sacramento—T Virginia City— California. Nevada, Oct. te JAM Beef, Pork, . me . CORNED te Meats sol Shop on Broad Theatre THE G {Opp Broay STReer. ALEX. & cnetethers, th BRANDY, V Ant other liquor the beat refreshn A. B. Carley ARC. Julius road 5 CABLE’ AVE just re ‘of the beat Liquors, Amd none but th Old friends an giveusacall. w=. Druggist CITY MAS Cor. of Ping } er Prescrip pounded BDz Nevada, Marc L, W. WIbtrAMs. WILLI Attorneys Anda! L, W. WILLEA for rhe State of CH PHOT DAGUE ki te Every types taken in OD Over the JAMES Att GENT FO CLAIMS. Leasing and .

Dr. J. © YOUNG, in 1856. Consul ey. Josser er ether years, an has become ane of ie teams cobb 3 g system. eating ite way into the tissnes and or¢ burst out in the a virulence that will ie. The man who experiences that ing weakness tm bis muscular and mentai urganization should and consider whence it Sen cba ofthe line, Soordered tess m e' tion, unaccountable of the powers of numerous other symptoms ‘of eta oer . Wation, the positive tracos of that most terrirepartee — ty s.dest Weakness—was away his powers,destroying his hope of life and mynhood, and % tng him along-the broken path of his 5 35 hy toward a premature and ‘oathsome him. There is no rescue except and skilful treatment. Consult proper once, @ physician whom . practice an: that ful, fascinating and deatrac— it, which fills thousands of sick rooms wi delay, one who will syrapathise with their suffecings. To snch the Doctor would especiall recommend himeelf, giving to each and ail, guarantees of a Perfect and Permanent Cure, without Hindrance from Business, Change oi Fear wh es x = IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. When a female is m trouble or afflicted with @ieease, and requires medical or surgical attendance, the Lye ant shonld be, where is there a physician who is fully competent to administer relief, and whose respectable standing in society recommends him to the confidence of the vg en A . The ata uhderstanding how im ve ese requirements are called upon to Interpose. and by calling the attention of the afflicted to the fact that he has been a Professor of Obstetrics and Female Diseases for Tweaty Years, gad is fully to administer in all cases both medi Nore dag wg es im a superficial manner, in as thorough a manner as veara of study and practice—both in hospitals and families—can make, to save them from the hands the unqualified, unscrupulous and cesigning. Therefore families can rely upon him as upon a father. Alin affliction can find is him ome who can feel and sympathize wiik. and befriend them in troubdle—one in whose secreay the ntmost confidence can be placed. Letter or Otherwise) Frer THE CELEBRA ED FEMALE REMEDIES Caapemnaes from the exes peceettpuens of Dr. ine vay now oO! & most extended po: ity, and are correctly viewed tobe the safest surest remedies for the complaints for which they are applied. The constantly accruing testimonials of their efficacy, them. to be declare tly seperior to their action. No felt should be withoat these ts. @REAT F MEDICENE The Greates Discovery of this or any other Age, Preventives Powpers FoR Marnreep Lapiss These Powders will be found of essential value to those whose means, health or other eircumstances do it them to increase the number of their ly what finconvenfence, saffering and perhaperisk of fe. This preparation is new, See cep venien and simple, and cannot injure the ith, ba, Sagara avoided at certain times. Price$i0 a box. CH LUNAR OR FEMALE MONTHLY , for the cure of suneeeeeiaan, ete., ce 85. 'o LETTERS.—Persons of either-sex, who wish to consult the Deetor, and who cannot visit the city can, by stating their symptoms in a letter, recePve advice and asserance ofa eure at home, All lettersretnred or destroyed. Addrees BENT F. FOSSELYS:.M. D., Mo. 618 Sacramente St., nea. Montgomery Mex 735, ~NO'RICE. NAKE NOTICE BVBRYBOPY, That LetT ag Patent Lape ati ora nightie any ica, No, 40847, were on the day of Decomher, &. De Wen > Dierks tenets, Cotiocsta, Chas, F, Macey e eounty, orn for a new and usefal improvement in Hydranlic Hose Pipes. Said improvement consisting in the Le mere veined a or Pe radial pine on the inside pe, the purpose o! kevping straight the stream of water ejected through the same ; that the above mentioned tent is still in full force and effect and has no assigned to, and is now held and owned by the undersigned. We hereby caution ail ties purchasing or using the. said mprovementor any part thereof, thoat first obtaining our consent therete, as we will prosecute all mings upon our said + April 18; 1870. J. enn _ NATIONAL ; ‘ W. A, BIGOT, : . = Particular center id to i the ere of Gents’, Lashower stock of Dr. Jennings’ Reprod balvartiele for the hair ever protacen tor Knowles Vegetable Hair Restorer, 10 THE USPORTUNATE. DR. GIBPEWS DISPENSARY, ° 633 KEARNEY STREET, COR. COMMERCIAL. SAN FRANCISCO. ISTABLISHED in 1854, for the treatment of and Seminai such as Syphilie = and Ulcer. Blorrible Diseases. = How y thousands of persons, both male and female, are there who are outa miserable existence from the effect of secret indifigences, or from virus. absorbed into the stem! Look at their -pallid, emaciated and faces and their broken down constipo pos ualifying them for the happiness. closes the scene. Let ts, guardians, friends, attend toany of ans wie are sufferwith any of these horrible life-destroying mal‘adies—see that they are cared for and eured before it be too late. Send them immediately ’ to Doctor J 7 Reming a physician — mede vate disease his especial’ study ; and who ts certain to cure moat Inveleras cases at me! or ab ous drags. It is important oo tome he ace afflicted, or to those who are interested 1m the welfare of their friends, to be carefal of the many rs who nfest-all cities, pu days, impos z upon Spahite by wetog the ys, by L4 names o 3 iclane hom Europe and other Be re eareful make strict ings’ or you may fall into the hands = Sn8. Seminal Weakness.Seminal Emissions, the conseqnence of setf oe a ce, is o sexes to an almost unii: ~ exte roductein of morbid ool tn greene anless com by: scientific measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in the ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of the binnted_ loss : of confidence, diffidence in approaching stranzers, a dislike to form new acq ces, a disposition to shun society, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face,. farred tongue, feted breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats, monomania and frequent insan' If relief be not obtained, pa ~ afflicted os ply ie mediately, eit or 4 have a cure effected Lat eget and scientific mode of treating this di which never fails of effecting a quick and ealeure. Dr. G. will give One Hundred Dollars toany iat fied gabe satisfactorily to him that he was cu ofthis complaint by either of the cisco quacks. 5 Married Men, Or those whe contemplate , who are suffering under any of these fea maladies, should not forget the sacred responsibil ities reece ee" them nor delay te obtain }mmediate ef. . ‘To the Ladies. The varigus complicated and distress diseases incident to fonaien. treated with eminent succese—such as Su ons, Pregelarities, Whites, Falling of the Womb Tnamors, all Uri Diseases, Nervous Dedifity, etc., will be ly cared, without poisonous drugs, injurfes, or unpalatable nes of! any kind. Have no delicacy: in , no ce what r troubles may be. afflicted are 'y invited tocall and satisfy themselves, Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon's office or ending for packages of medicines, may rely upon his assurances of ‘confidential secrecy with implicit faith, and expect no more than to be charged with a fair and mutually satisfactory remuneration for services rendered, considering the cireumstances and difficulties of cases, rather than a too prevalent and selfish practice of extortion among quacks and pretenders. DOCTOR GIBBON is responsible, and wil. give to each patient a written instrument, inding himself te effect a radical and permanent cure, or make no charge. Cared at Home. Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case,symptome, length of tine the disease has continued,and have medicine prompt ly forwarded, free from damage and curiosity, to any part of the connutry, with full and plain directions for use. By enclosing $15 in cur Me i or $10 in coin, in a istered letter go. rongh the Post Office or through Wel ¢, Far& Co., a package of medicine will be forwarded by express te om _ of o ithe Union. ‘Address DR. J. FP. GIBBON, 623 Kearney street, corner Commercial, San Post office box 252. Private entrance on Commercial Street. Remember to ot Pe 252 on the letter. Consultations FREE. ; ‘ FR te gorge will please inform DR. BBON that they read his advertisement in the. Darty TRANscrRIPT. mar 19 CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD Time Schedule, July 11, 1870, Francieco.— Painful or Difficult Mensuration, Barriness, ( Express, Pass’ ger une EASTWARD. ‘Train . Sunday . Mixed.* . 8, ital‘*&."’ Also at the same time @ brin~ : dle Steer, with the same brand. The Cow has . Daily {excep d had a Calf within a few days. The owner ean San Franc’co,Ly . 5.00 aM . 4.00rM4 7.00PM . have the animals on proof of property and Oakland, es 30 AM 4.30 PM payment of costs. Apply to San Jose, “. 8.35 3.25 * ILAS AUSTIN, Stockton, 120Tra}) Sb Willow Vailey, rear Nevada City. Sacramente, Ar} 1.50" ; 00“ . 7.404m Nevada, Sept. 17th, 1870. ento, Ly} 2.10 ** 9.00 “ Maryaville Ar 4.00 1.15 Px Chico, . 6.6 . 520“ . G@zo. Szeckx & Co's Piano Fortes. Colfax. vj SP. ™ = 400 px . : Reno, ’ “ 115 am C) 2 ! RS “a Mason & HaMLin 6 Cabinet Organs‘ nnem be ao? Zs 015 PM Battle Mou'n a 12 oo «. S38 . 350am ROOT & CADY, Biko.” : 40 S: wan . MUSEO PUBLISHERS, Qader” = Ar . Gana! &@ . S34") 4 ND Wholesale and Retail Dealers in evez meen nage => ry variety ef bk 83] Passe’ , WESTWARD. . Train . Sand 17 . Mixea® Musical Merchandise. # 1D ail ylexcented, 67 Washington Street, Ogden, Ly¥. 60Prmu 5.00 pu . 680. FP. ROOT, Kelton, “ $1048 * 1.80. am . Bet. RooT. t CHICAGO. Eiko, “ . 845am . 7.15 pu . @ M. capr. Carlin, 10.15 * 9". . Winnemucca a a a . a AM . Nevada, Moore’s Flat & Euvelig e.0, “. 10am nwau Coliam . 845 ~ 12.50 ex sanae atone ee co * ¢ 6304™ RWam} ang retarmiag pons A , Connecting with Marysville, “ . Sleam 23ru . W ee and Co's Exprews for LAKE mento, Ar {11.25 ** 2 . C NO MOORES . ento, L¥. 1145 “. 700am. 7.20.) WOOLSEYS ORLEANS FLATS and Stockton, “. 140Pu[ S45“ 7 EUREKA. Packages delivered, Col San Jose, Ar] 630 . 1245 eu : andaill Express promptly atOakland, * 4 530“) 12.10." } San Franc'co *S . . &00 “ (1240 “.}. 9.80am Express leaves Nevada every day for AN. TOWNE, Gen‘! Sap’t. . the above 2 a . . PLATED WARE, PORCELAIN, HAVILAND, HOOPER & CO, No. 335 PINE STREET SAN FRANCISCO, All Mill Owners should not fail TO EXAMINE THE: MERITS OF THE: ELECTRO y SILVER PLATED AMALGAMATING PLATES, GOLDji_-y CcFOR SAVING Made by the San Francisco Plating Works. HAVILAND, HOOPER & CO., AGENTS. 1335 PINE STREET, San rancisco, March 27th. STEAM ENCINES. E UALLED BY NONE in Combined Merits of Capacity, Economy, Durability,Simplicity and erfecnion. _@ur Portable Locomotive Boiier, having fire box and ash pit entirely surrounded by water space, is set upon legs and timbers ; occupies little room ; needs no brick work ; is suitable for use in any place where a power is required—in Mills, . Shops, Foundries or Printing: Rooms, or in Stock Barna, for grinding, entting, and steaming Doe for stock. ‘ : he Stationary Engine is complete with Governor, Pump and Heater, with con“ans haa ral Engi lied e riculta me, supp with Locomotive Boiler, having fire box and ash pit-entirely surrounded bg water space ; . is mounted on wheels, with pole for attaching horses for moving from place to > is suitable for Grain Threshing, Corn Shelling, Wood and Shingle Sa , &e. Circulars, with description and prices, furnished on application to WOOD, TABER & MORSE, Eaton. Madison county, N. Y. s2 « SCOTT’S FLAT SAW MILL CO. G.W.SMITH. H,L.GOVE. A.C. FOOT. TS SCOTT’S FLAT SAW MILL COMPANY wonld inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that they have On hand at their Yard, on Sacraramento Street, and at their A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BUILDING & MINING LUMBER Which they will sell at reasonable rates. t=” By prompt attention to orders and giving good eatisfaction they hope to réceive a share of public patronage. Orders may be left at the Office on MENTO STREET, or at the MILL. Nevada, May 7th, 1870. SACRA JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, and Justice of the Peace. Nearly Mage ee Exchange Hotel, ADA CITY. Nevada, Jan. ist, ICE. ICE. ICE. HE NEVADA AND MOUNTAIN LAKES ICE COMPANY are now prepared to fur nish a Superior article of Iee to all desire it . Ice delivered to Families and Saloons on short notice by leaving orders at the Office of th Sompany, at the FOOT OF MAIN STREET Nevada, May 7thESTRAY NOTICE. AME to the premises of the subscriber, in June last, a Red Cow, with one horn droo: ed, and a brand on the left hip, something like -mounted Gn . MEill, Scotts Flat, i the T. HB GOODMAN, Gen’! Passg’r Agent. WELLS & CO, Proprietors: ”” a ; eee aes iy Act of the Legislature reason “$2.000,000. aes RAND GIFT CONCERT in sid_.of the" UN of San Francisco, California, MONDAY, October Sist, 1870, Admission .00 gold coin. ee The fact of California. Da the Entertainment the eum of $500,oon U 8 Gold Cain will Be returned to the Holders of Tickets, by the distribution, by chance, of the followimg GIFTS : ate sere wewe sees 1GIFTOF $100,000 Gor» 1GIFTOF 0000 — iGIFTOF 200 <_ 1GIFTOF 2,000 “« -4GIFTOF 19,000 * 1GIFTOF 18,000 * 1GIFTOF 17,000 “ iGIFTOF 1600 “ 47 GIFTOF -15,000 « 1GIFTOF 14.000 « 1GIFTOF 13,000 * 1GIFTOF 1200 “ 1 GIFT OF = = ~*—41,600-—** iGIFFOF -10,000 iGIFTOF 9,000 « 1GIFTOF 800° *

1GIFTOF -. = 7000 “ 1GIFTOF 600 « i1GHFTOP = 5000 * 1GIFTOF 400 “ 1GIFTOF <3000 1GIFTOF .---.3000 « 1GIFTOF 1,500 \« 10 GIFTS OF $1,000 10,000 “* 90 GIFTS OF 750 -15,000-. « 20-GIFTS OF —500-----10,000 « 30 GIPTS OF 400 12,000 * 50 GIFTS OF 300 15,000 “ 50 GIFTS OF 200 10,000 “ 425 GIFTS OF 100 -42500 “ under the immediate direction of the rd of Trustees of the Mercantile Library Association, assisted by a Supervisory Committee selected from State, City and nty a and well known citizens of San Free co. f ROBERT B. SWAIN, President M. L. A. W. H. L. BARNES, Vice President. WM. C. RALSTON, Treasirer. After paying the experses of the Entertainment, and eas Feess the distribution of the gifts as above announced, the balance will be 4applied to extinguishing the present indebtedness of the Mercantile Library Association. Holders of tickets to which gifts may be awarded, will reeeive the same on presenta~ tion of such Tickets or coupons to the Business Agents of the Board of Trustees at their office, No 318 California street, San Francisco. NOTICE.—Holders of Tickets to the Gift Concert in aid ef the Mercantile Library Association, are hereby notified, that the Con cert is postponed until Monday, October 31, 1870, Unexpected interferences have operated to make this delay necessary to accomplish the result of freeing the Library from debt, without recourse to other privilcaes gzanted by act of the Legislature, passed February 19, 1870. This 1s positively the only postponement which willbe made. The Concert will take piace on the ~~ bove named, ameneng at 9 e’clock, A. M., and to continue until the gifts have been awarded. The funds already in bank are psn more than fufficient to insure the successf completion of the eontract with the public. The sale of Tickets will positively close on Friday, the 28th day ef October, 1870. Al Tickets remaining unsold at that time will be withdrawn from sale and cancelied.— They will be advertised by their numbers, on 2Sth-day-of October, -one or more of the daily papers of this city. Any diminution thus made in the number of tickets to be drawn, will not affect the number or amount of gifts. bi 4 will be as henetofore advertis000 gold. 8 gifts, amounting in all to $500,Ticket holders residing ont of San Francisco will receive dnly accredited lists ef the awards of Gifts, which will also be published in the_. leading San Franciseo daily papers, on the Ist November, 1870. Delivery of Gifts wi!commence November 2d, 1876, at the Office No 318 California Street, te-all parties presenting tickets te which gifts have been awarded. All gifts awarded to non tesidents will be held to their order and for their account. ROBERT B. SWAIN, President M. L. A. W. H. L. BARNES, Vice-President M. L. A. WM. C. BALSTON, Treasurer M. L. A. THOS. R. HAXES, Rec. Secretary M. L. A. DAVID WILDER, Cor. Secretary M. L. A. Trustees MI. L. A. WM. ASHBURNER, 3. W. M’NULEY, ARTH. M. EBBETS, Wat. E. WOOD, ¥. B. REYNOLDS, MAURICE DORE & CHARLES R. PETERS Basiness Agents, No. 318 California Street. THE GLOBE NOZZLE! —— E would res of MLN invite the attention to the fact that thej Patent Globe Hydraulic Nozzle ! i Ie. still in the field andghas after a Thorough Test of a large number, in different ts of the State, proven to be — The Best Hydraulic Appliance in the World! Tt has given eral satisfaction wherever iatrodpenl, as will attest who have used We also have United States Patent authorizing us to manufacture the : GLOBE NOZZLE, TOGETHER WITH ITS IMPROVEMENTS, pea a ae not fear a ents from y Others, which cannot of any other prenate Machine now offered in thia market __We are having manufactured at the MarysSitar ens ek Soe Nozzle. No, will sopphy 43¢ in. Nozzle. No. 3, wer = tern) 27 inch giobe will su 54 inch. Nozzie. No. 4, 2 in gl i zie. All the abous cial at wanes: $1p, Ree G2" GLOBE NOZZLES can be of MARYSVILLE FOUNDRY bg ~ "undersigned at Nevada city, en short notice, RB. R. af, CRAIG, 1 ] Nevada, April. 20th, 1870. P ate at era 6 , AA running , ore . No horned éattlé-ehall be permitted i? run. at within the corporate limits of the City of Nevada, hoars of eight o’¢ P.M. and five.o’clock, A. M. Srerion 2. It shall be lawful for, and it is hereby made the = of the City Marshal to, pareeh «9 ae inee within th oy igi ee : a € city limits between hours above stated. . . Seerion 3. Within forty-eight hours after taking and impounding such animal or anjmals, the Marshal shail cause a nutice to be posted on the front of the City Hail in said. city, describing the animal or animals, ang stating in said notice that. such animal or anae, veer redeemed by i Rponet to theMarshal, will be sold at public auction to the co ape bidder for cash, between the hours of nine o'clock A. M. and five o’clock P. M., of a day. in said notice named, which day ehall not be less than two nor more than five days trom the date of posting said-netice, ccTION 4. If any animal so taken up, impounded and posiea, be not redeemed before the time fixed for sale, the Marshal shaji and sell the same in view thereof, at public. anction to the highest bidder tor cash, at the time mentioned in. the notice of , unless the sale be adjourned for want of bidders, which adjournment may be made for said cause, from time to time, provided; noe one adjournment shall exeeed twenty-’ four hours, unless Sunday intervene, and: then. such adjournment shall not exceed forty-eight hours. Section 5. The person making the highest offer for the property, and poring over to the Marshal the amount bid, sll declared the purchaser at eales under this Ordinance, and such sale shall yest im. the purchaser the absolute ownership of the animal or animals 80 Sgcrion 6. The owner or person having charge of any animal impounded under the Ordinance may redeem the same at any time before the sale, by paying to the Marshal the sum ef three dollars for each animal redeemed, tegether with one dollar per day for each -_ nse day suchanimal has remained iu e pound.. A es Szction 7%. All moneys received by the Marshal for the redemption of animals impounded under this Ordinance may be retained by him for hicown -use;and-of the moneys received by him for the sales of animals *inder this Ordinance, he shall be «n~ titied to retain for his own wse the sum of four dollars for each animal sold, together with one dollar per day for each and every day such animal has remaincd inthe pound before . sale. The residue, ifany, derived from the sale of any animal under this Ordinance shall be paid over to the person owning or having charge of euch animal. ; Szcrion 8. The Marsbal shall receive no other conipensation for services rendered under this Ordanancé, except as providedin Sec. tion Seven, and he shali.in no case receive any Compensation unleas the same be collect ed by the sale or redemption of the animals -. impeundedECTION 9, All moneys paid the Marsha) for the redemp‘ion or purchase of animais impounded anaes the provisions of ‘this Urdimance shall. be paid exclusively im gold and silver coin of thé United States, ; Szcion.1@. Any person who shall rescue or attempt. to rescue from the custody of the Marshal, or from the custody of any persun acting in aid ef the Marshal,any anima! taken up under this Ordinance, or who shall psevent or attempt to prevent the Marshal, or any person acting in hisa dor by his dircotions. from taking into custedy any animal found running at large contrary tothe proviyions of Section Une ef this Ordinance, shali, en conviction thereol, be fined in any sum not exceeding one hundred doliars, or be impris~ ooed in the city prison fora term nuf cxceeding ten days. ssed September 28th, 1870. B. T. ALLEN, President. T. H. Rours, Clerk. £30 —“@®HRDINANCE NO. 43. ‘AX ORDINANCE providing for tire con! _. struction of Sidewalks on Commercial Street, The Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows : Section 1, It is hereby declared necersary for the public use and convenience that Side walks be coustructed om both sides of Commercial street, betweenPine and Broad streetz; and property holders are hereby required to construct the same in front of neir respective lots, in the manner hereinafter descri on or before the ist day of November, 1870. SECTION 2. Said Sidewalks shall be five feet in width, with not less than three stringers of three by four inches, with plank, eovering not less than an inch and a. half in thickness, and nailed down with twenty penny nails ; they shall be constructed under the superiu~ tendence and direction. of the City Marshal and have the same grade as the street. ‘ Secqiox 3. Im case*of the neglect or the refusal ef any of the » ¥. holders to construct the Sidewalk in front of their respective lots as above required, it chali he the duty of the City Marshal to proceed and con struct the same, and t the cost to the Board of Trustees to be levied and collected a8 a tax upen sueh lots, Passed Sept, ~_ + 3 IN, President T. H. Rours, Clerk. > ORDINANCE NO. 42s. N Ordinance levying a City Pro Tax A fine rent acing ay ed Trustees of the Cit Ne or Section L.A City Pr : section I. t operty Tax. of ceats = each ons Wandred det 80 va.ee for general.purposes, and. twenty cents on each one hundred doNars of Assessed value for fire purposes, is hereby levied pon al! assessable and taxable property, within the corporate limits of the City ef Nevada, for the year ending May ligt, 1571. Passed September. 15th, 1870. 5. T. ALLEN, President. T. H. Rours, Clerk. 817 U. S. Grant Mining Company. QOTICE OR ANNUAL MEETING. The . Annual.Meeting of the Stockholders of the above named Gompany will be held on FRIDAY, the 14th day of October; 18%, at 12 o'clock, M.-at the office af the Cofhpany, No. 226 Clay Streat, Saa Franciseo, for the election of Trustees to serve the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting.and es to censider and aes upon a proposition to authorize the Trustees to sell on otherwise dispose of all or any portion of sach stoek aa may have become the property-ef the Company by purit chase ier assessments. BNOS TAYLOR, Secretary. W M.BAILES mm. D. Surgeon & Homm@pathic Physician Om Broad’ Street, opposite Bexchanes . Hotel, adjoining Loring’s. in thenight time“a The Dai N. BP, BROW Pablishe Office Cor: 3B: f TERMS OF Per Week +: : Ee THE BANK 0! At.the old sts ode Stock « HENRY MACKII R, W. PULLY ++». ) James Whartenby W. L, Tisdale, H. Macki # peed ONEY 10 L curity. Highest Pr.ce p: rants. Legal Tenders . rates, , “Gold Dust boug’ Liberal advance lion for Assay.or Deposits [Gene Checks on San J _ dose, Stockton ar Drafts cn Easte manyAgents for Liv Phenix & Home COR! San Francisco Sacramento—T Virginia City— California. Nevada, Oct. te JAM Beef, Pork, . me . CORNED te Meats sol Shop on Broad Theatre THE G {Opp Broay STReer. ALEX. & cnetethers, th BRANDY, V Ant other liquor the beat refreshn A. B. Carley ARC. Julius road 5 CABLE’ AVE just re ‘of the beat Liquors, Amd none but th Old friends an giveusacall. w=. Druggist CITY MAS Cor. of Ping } er Prescrip pounded BDz Nevada, Marc L, W. WIbtrAMs. WILLI Attorneys Anda! L, W. WILLEA for rhe State of CH PHOT DAGUE ki te Every types taken in OD Over the JAMES Att GENT FO CLAIMS. Leasing and .