September 7, 1881 (4 pages)

* and costa, $1 235. —Park Avenue, Tax and coste, 34-174. Regidence on Winter Strect, opposite]. . $chodl H 5 Se erences eg NILEA SEARLS® A. C.NILES. FRED SRARL City, Cal \ — ee NEVADA CITY DELINQUENT LIST, For the Year 1881. see 2 No. 15. Barlow C A. Watchand furniture. Tax and costs, #1 60.No 23 Bigelow Mrs E W. Lot on west side Zion street, improvements on lot north side Coiimercial street, lot on south side ‘Jordan street, and furniture. Tax and costs, 813 294. ; No. 63. Corev J. FO” Portion of lot 10, north side of Sacramento street, and one Tax and costs $3 29. cow. No. 75. Chapman A. Lot on éast side Sacrauiento street, Tax and costes, $4 91. No, 103. Clark Jonathan. ot eastside ne steeet, Piety Hill, portion of lot on ertvorner of Pine and Clark streets, furire and musieal instrument. Tax and costs, 314 83}.No, 159:-Fall John A, Holds a mortgage . on James Monro. No. 177. Tax and costs, $7.85. Gray Mrs E J. Lot on south -Tax-angcosta, $5644.84 ¥. Tax and costs, $2 15. “No, 223. Hupp Geo. §. Lot east side of Coyote street, vacant.lot (separate property of the wife) watches, furniture, library and ‘musical instrutnént. Tax and costs, 26°49. No, 229. Hughson P, -&.---Lot south side Spring street and furniture. ‘Tax and costs, t39f = No. 265. Keller Chas. Lot on corner Niles and C Re ¥ streets, lot on south side Niles wagon, horses and cow. Tax and No, 203. Lawrenve John, Furniture. Tax No. 309. Morrison Daniel & Brother. Improvements on slaughter house on Grass Valley road, horse and,saddle. Tax and ‘costs, $1 23: 2 No. 327. Mitchell Mrs. J. Lot.on west . side Coyote street. Taxand casts, $1 97°" No. 331. Monro James. Lot on Roger Wiliams ravine amd furniture. Tax and costs, 84.674. No. 344. McAllister F, H. Watches, jewelry, furniture anddibrary. Tax and costs, $163, No. 35. Nichols Samuel. Dot in ‘north city! 8. Tax and costs, 31 97.No. 368. O'Neill Dennis, Lot on west sidé of Grass Valley Turnpike. Wagon and horses. Tax and costs, 34 1. No. 384. Pinkstone A. J. . Merchandise, fixtures and instrument. Tax and costs, . , £3 Wi. No. 387.’ Parsons J. F. Lot east side of Nevada street, watch, furniture and musical] instrument. Tax and costs, 87-25. No. 389. Pascoe John. Lot west side of 2 street. Tax and costs, $1 97. eae No. 399. Parker A. H. Lot east. side High street. ‘Tax and costs, 31 97. Cow, furniture Tax and costs, No. 391. Potter M. B. B. and musical instrument. $4.02. No. 447, Schniidt F.M. Lot south side of eee _-__44f Bloomfeld Township, County of Nevada, . _ . Sete OF Califoriia, ahd bo answer before the . . Fday of July, 1881, au assessment, No. 1, of ne-Hait-a-Cent per share was levied upon ~ Summons. N the Justice's Court of Bloomfield Township, in the County of: Nevada, State of California. M. Simons plaintiff, vs Alfred Mullen defendant. The People of the State of California serd greeting to Alfred Mullen, defendant, ;You are hereby required to appear ip an ction brought against )\ou by the above named plaintiff in the Justice's Court Justice at his office in said Township, the complaint filed therein, within five days (exelusive of the day of service} after the ser}vice on you of this summons, if served within the township in which this action is brought; or if served out of said township, but in said county, within ten days; otherwise within twenty days, The said action is bronght to recover from you, the said defendant, the sum of Sixty-five and 42-100 Dollars (#5 42) justly due .from you, the said defeniant, to the said plaintiff herein, for merchandise sold and delivered t6 you at your request by the said plaifitiff, and which ‘has never been paid. And you are hereby notified that if you fail so to appear and answer said complaint, as aboye required, said—plaintiff®’ will take judgment zainst.vuu for said _amount-of.sixty-tive42-100, Dollars, together with costs of suit. — Given under my hand this 28th day of July, 193%. _ JOHN McKINNEY, _ ~~ diistice of the Peace of said Township. * Rte 2m ae Assessment Notice. AY ORTHERN BELLE’ GOLD, ~SILVER aN ‘and Copper Mining Company,~ ocation of principal. placd of business, Smartsville, Yuba County, California, Location ot works Spenceville, Nevada Cornty; CaliNotice is hereby yiven, that at a meeting of the “Board of Trustees, held on the 30th the capital stock of the Company, payable immediately in United States coin to the Secretary, at the, office of the Company, Smartsville, Yuba County, California. Any stock upon which this assessinent shall remain unpaid on the 8th day of September, Issl, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction, ard unless payment is made before, will be soldon Thurslay; the 25th day .of September, 18s, to pay the delinquent assessment toge"her with coats of advertising and expenses of sale, By drder of the Board of Trustees. : _ ‘T. MURRAY, Secretary. Office—Smartsvilé, Yuba “County, California. auz Notice to Delinquent Co-owners. N conformity with Section 2324, Chapter i 6, Title 32, ofthe Reévised Statutes of the United States, notice is hereby given to T. J. Davis and. Richard Gentry co-owners in:certain mining groundand quartz mining claims situated i or near Moore’s Flat, Eureka Mining District, Nevada cotnty, California, known as the Mosten & Davis. mine, ‘‘Metropolitan Ledge,” that the above T. J. Davis is delinquent in the sumof Eighty Dollars for the years 1879 and 1880 ; and Richard Gentry in the sum of One Hundfed Doliars for the years. 1879 and 1830, being DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY., io. 623 KMenrneéy Street, Corner Commercial San Francisco STABLISHED in 4254, fot the treati ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases such as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Syphilfe) and Ulcerated legs successfully treated. . DR. GIBBON has the “pleasure. of requiring. his seavices may find him. * Seminal Weakness.self abuse. sexual indnigence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unetring certainty. spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, ring confidence, diffidencein approaching strangers, adisltke to form new acquaintances, ry, hectic flushes, pinrples and ~. various eruptions about the face, furred tongue fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats, onomamia and frequent insanity. ed should apply immediately, either in person or by letter. and havea cure effected by his new and scientific mode of treating his disease, whicb neverfails of effecting a quick and radical cure. Married Men, Or those who contemplate-marriage; who are suffering under any of these fearful maladies, should not forget the sacred responsi bility resting upon themi, nor delay to obtain mniediate relief. “SERED AT HOME.”Personsat a distance may be CUREH_AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr Gibbon, stating case; symptoms, length of ‘time the disease has continued, and the medicine will he promptly sent, free from damage or curiosity, to any part of the country, with . full and. plain directions for use. By enclosing TEN DOLLARS in coin, in a_registered letter through the Post Office, or isin all its forms, Semmal weakness Ihntency, etc. “Skin Diseases (of Years standannouncing that he has returned from visiting “. the priticipat Hospitals of Europe,~ and has: lremuned practice at—his Dispensatory, 623 Kearney Street, corner of Commercial, /San Francisco, where his old patients and those Seminal Emissions, the consecnence 0This solitary vice, or depraved the following trein of morbid symptoms, unlesscen-batted by scientific . medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark ingip the ears, noise likethe rustling of leav-and the rattling of chariots, uueasioess about the loins. weaknessof the limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect loss of disposition t3shun society, loss of memo: the treatment of liver disease is because the If relief be not obtained, persons 80 afilictTHE “LIVER, The Unusual Attention which this Organ is now Attractingfromthe American __ 2. ees Its DeHeate Structure and Susceptibility ie Injury from Wouads = or Disease. = + 4 event of national intcrest, much has been said and written about the injurious effects of wounds in the liver, and according to the Survicai History of the War of the Rebellion, of the thousands of cases of wounds in that organ, not above sixty survived, and they “were not violent ones. : The structure ofthe. liveris.delicate and ig, of aspongy character. When. the veinous bléodis circulating from the various parts of organ, and is there relieved of its rank poisons, part of which are used for digestion ». and part for a cathartic of the waste materials of food we eat. If the organ is at all dise: IESE POISONS REMAIN IN IT, instead of being used as nature designed, and with every: coursing of the blood through the lobes of the liver, the nature of the disease becomes chronic. little success bad hith@rto“been reached in philosophy of treatment has been lame and the remedies employed have been inadequate. It isa conceded fact that until within the ‘past few years there has bééii no and itis certain that the liver cannot be péstoted ‘to its right action if. the kidnéys are affected, Itisalso afect that when the liver is diseased the kidneys are also troubled; hence, it follows that liver diseases are hard to cure, chiefly because the déctors know of. no ageney which will at one and the same time operate on both thé kidneys and the livér. ment can be effective which does not seek to reach both the liver and the kidneys at. the same time, it would be strange, indeed, if in all the researches of this wonderful _age of scientific—invention—no—such—remedy—had__No, 454.—Shurtleff $.M. Lot-south side Gethsemane street. Horse, cow and furnjture. Tax and costs, $4-53. No. 443, Snapp D. W. Furniture. Tax . co -tion 2334 which the other co-owners have and coats, $2 704. “Gad & sepia ies If such delinquent proportion No. 474. Thompson George and Emma. . t. not paid to thé undersigned, at Moore's Lot‘in western limits, vacant. Tax and costs, $1 97. No. And notice is hereby given that unless the taxes delinquent in the foregoing delinquent hist are paid, the proper.y on which said delingWent taxes area Tien; will be sold on Thursday: the -15th day of September, 1881, At public auction in front of the Court House docr, in the City and County 6f Nevaula, to the bidder who will take the least quantity ot the land, orin case an individual interest is agsessed; the smallest portion of said interest, and pay the taxesand costsdue. Said sale will commence at 11 o'clock a, M. on the 15th day of September, commencing at the head of the list anid continuing alphabetically orin nnmerieal_order until sai. sale’ is . The sheriff of the County of Nevada is herecompleted. i by directed to take possession ef all the es. Witness my hand this 22d day of August, . tate both real and personal ofthe said Gad August, 1831. : Dr Freeman debtor, except as may. be by ERASTUS BALDRIDGE, City Marshal. Nevada City, Aug. 23d, 1881. “Assessment Notice. YANTA ANNITA MLLL. AND: MINING business, San Francisco, California, Loca. f tion of works, Nevada County, California. srust, 148], an,assessment,No. 1; of-Thirteén (13)Cents per share-was levied onthe capita! stock. of the ad aren i diately in. Unite Secretary, at the office of the Company, No. 34 Kearny street, Rooms 2 and 8, San . ¢ ‘NB ranciaco, California. the estate oftsaiddebtor, = j. . tis turther ordered that the order be pub. —Any—stock —upon—_whiehthis ess srall remain unpaid on Monday,the 26th day . . of September, 1881, witl be delinquent, and less pay ment apdde before, wilk be sold. on pay the deliiquent\assessment, together with costsf advertising and expenses of wate. Kyorder of the Board-of Directors. J.B. TITUS, Secretary. — fi OMce—34 Kearny. street, Rooms 2 and 3, }; 6a6 Francisco, California. ags Count, California. a23 \ ais x : E. Hl. Gaylord, Attorney. Luetje and Brand, : — WATCHMAKERS CITIZENS BANK, and . . . BROAD STREET... NEVADA CITY JEWELERS, ? BROADST. pp. Stumpf's Hotel, “} Wcodtichoppers Wanted, [sony rr. eee . { Enquire of R. P. DeNOON, Supt. Derbec Mine. a20-1m F, Von BUELOW, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. t ( BRICE in Beldea's Drug Store, Mason J Building, Nevada City, Ls Searls, Niles & Searls, Attorneys & Counselorsat Law. . , wee ‘practice iri all the \Gourts, State -, and Federal, aud in the United States . ’ Larid Otfive. . : Ontice —Oppositethe Court House, Nevada A. LADEMAN, . 516. White H J. / Wagon, harness . {" and horses. Tax and costs, 31 G74. ham, whohas made the required expenditures. the required expenditures as aforesaid. June 3, 1881, matter of debtor. tlijs Court, ‘his petition, schedule, ind inventory in insolvency by which it appears’ that he i Freeman is hereby declared tube insolvent. law exempt from execution, and vall of his ‘deeds, vouchers, books f account,*and papers, and to keep thesame safely until the appointment of an/agsignee ef his estate. All persons are forbidden to pay any debts 4 to the said insotvent orto deliver any preperty belonging to him, orto any ‘person, :irm or corporation or association for his use, : AN] THe said debtor is hereby .forbidden to kK Company. Location of principal place of transficr or delivey any property, until the ordered. Notice is hereby given, thatat a meeting . creditors of saiddebtor be and appear, before of the Directors, held on the 20th day of Au] the Hon, John Caldwell, Judge ofthe Superior Court of the County of Nevada, in. open 5 Court at the Court Room of saidCourt in payable imine. the City of Nevada, County of Nevada, onthe States gold coin, to the por day of September A.-D.,184,.at ten o’vlock, a. , e : paper of general circulatién,. published in advertised for sale at publie auction, and un. N 2 said paper is published before the day set for Monday, the lOff~day of Gctober, 1581, to . the j “orderéd that all proceedings against the said insolvent he stayed. E. M. PRESBON...\.. President NILPS SEARLS, New Work, European Ctties. Banking, business. their-proportion of the annual expenditures required to. be performed-upon said mine or claim, for the last two years Flat, within ninety days after tne-first publication of this notice the interest of said T. Davis and Richard Gentry will become the property of the co-owner, George AbraGEORGE ABRAHAM, Non-delinquent co-owner who has made Moore’s Flat, Nevada. county, California, j3-00d Insolvent Notice. N the Superior Court of the County of . Nevada, State of Califqrnia. _ Ini the ‘Gad Freeman, an insolvent Gad Freeman, having filed in is an insolvent debtor, the said Gad urther orderof this Court, except as herein It is further ordered that all the M., of that day.topreye their lebts aud choose one on more assignees of ishedinthe Nevada Daily TAanseripta newsvevada City,.Nevada County,.as often us the lé lnee' of Creditors, and—itis further Dated August 22d, 1881, ; JOHN CALDWELL, Judge of the Superior Court of Nevada Paid up Capital $30,000. OFFICERS: %. M. HUNT. .;. MORKG ‘ive President + s+ so ve.Cashier, . +. Sevretary, — DIRECEBO! “ ye. R.M. Hunt, JOUN 'T, MORGAN, sku. M, Heirs, J Arpoeasr, L. Housman, E. M. Presrox, ~ #7 Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell Ex hathre. &"Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion R2F Highest Price Paid for State an. y Warrants, DRAW CHECKS ON. Sacramento, San Francisco; San Jose Los ®@ngeles “Alsu. Sell Exchange cn all the Principal Make Colleatéons and: transact a General = CORE ESPOXDENTS— ‘New York—First National Bank, : Saw Frasctsco—First National old Bank, SacRaMento—National Gold Bank of D +, Mill & Co, Sax Jose—First National Gold Bank, Lous Ax@uLus—Eirst National Gold Bank 2 DEALER, Ix Groceries, Provisions, Etc. Junction of Broad and Com mercialiStreete ae Nevada City. Choice FamMy Grocerlese Sye.‘alty.’ cy : Ae B. DIBBLE. 0 nt ne re RR ern a me ee Me CHAS. W. KITTS; DIBBLE & KITTS, Attorney and Counselors at Law ‘eo STREET, GRASS VALLEX ‘ & past, by said: rorchWels, Fargo & €o. a-package of medicine -will be forwarded by express to any part of the Union. Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 693 Kearney street,.corner Cominercial, San Francisco. Post Office Box 1957. = — S TA. Correspondents will please inform Dn. Gilfoon that they read his advertisement in the Nevapa Ciry Dairy Transerirt. Dissolution Notice. YT OTICE is hereby yiven that the firm of _MUNGOR & NAFFZIGER, doing business'in the City of Nevada, of buying and Selling meats at the Union Market, is this day dissolved by inutual consent, Hermann Nafiziger retiring from the firm. . All persons knowing themselves indebted to the late firm are Tequested to call immediately and settleup. Payments cari be made at the Union Market or to Hermann. Naffziger. . C. J. Naffziger, successor to Hermann Naffziger, ts also authorized to collect any and all billg due the concern. Nevada City, August 6th, 1881; Nevada and Dutch Flat Stage. é HAVING. purchased this PR old and well kndwn staze line, I desire to state to the public that the Stage will run as follows: Leave Nevada City, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at7 A: M. ees Returning, leave Dutch, Flat on Tuesays, Thursday and Saturday, calling at Hunt's Hill, Red Dog You Ret and Little York. C. W. CROSS, fh eres and: Counselor adv Law. “OBF1CE—Cor. Broad and Pine streets. a — This Space is Reserved. _DR. SPINNEY, No. 11 Kearney Street. —— Cures all Chronie and _ * Special Diseases. V HO may. be suffering from the ‘effeets of youthful follies or indiscretion will de well to avail theniselves of this, the greatest boon ever laid at the altar of su exbng humoenity. DR, SPINNEY will guarantee to forfeit 3500 for every cave of Seminal Weakness or private disease of any kind or character which he undertakes and fails to ewe. MIDDLE ACED MEN. There are :any at the age ofthirty to sixty who are troubled with #o frequent evacuations of the bladder, often aceompanied by a slight smarting of. burning sensation nuda weakening of thesystem in a. manner the patient cannot account for, On examining theurinary deposits:a ropy sediment will often be found, and sometimes smadl particles of albunien will appear, or the color will be of o thin milkish hue, again chanying to ® dask and torpid “appearance. There are many wen who die of “this difficulty, ignorant of the cause, which bythe second stage of seminal weakness. Dr. Swill guarantee & perfect cure in all such cases, and a healthy restoration of the <snite-urinary organs. : 3 Office Hours—10 to 4 andié % 8.-: Sundays from 10to 11 A. m, Consultation: free. ‘Thorough examination nd advice, &5. Call or address DR, SPINNEY & CO., No. 11 Kear ny Street. San Francisco, jell STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. Npsecong ANGEL GOLD MINING COM. kh) pauy. Location of works, Lowell Hill Miring District, Nevada County, California, A special meeting, of the stockholders of the above named Company-will be held at the ottice of the Company, Rooms 11 and 12, No. sel belay Soe Street, San cisco, Caliornia, on 'HURSDAY, the FIFTEENTH da: of SEPTEMBER 1881, atone Ebvo P, Mu toact upon the question of dissolving the said corporation, and for the transaction of such other business that may Properly come ego 4 the meeting. ; , ’y efder of M. Ax WHEELER, .Preeident, LEWIS LILLIE; Secrefasy.” . as agls . j water we drink, in the air we breathe, in the . land is thé most active agency for carrying been found. The doctors: admit they have nothing to offer, but independent scientists have honored their Jearning and patience, by discovering # pure vegetable. remedy whose unparalleled success in. the past few years in the treatment of kidney difficulties, shows conclusively that it can cure every. form of known kidney disease, and what it hasdone fo: the kidney it is equally able to do and dées do for the liver. Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure was the discovery of a practitioner, who proved its worthin his own case and then gave it to the world. -It,acts both as a food anda restorer to the kidneys and liver so that ‘when disease is cured in one of these organs it cannot go to the other, but is entirely removed from the system. ‘ Liver troubles are caused principally by malaria, which is, at the present time, becoming so greatan evil in this Jand,—so much so that President Paul A.Chadbourne, of Williams College, hes fust published «long and interesting article on its wide-spreading prevalence. He states that malarial poisons appear in all localities, the high and dry,the low and damp, in the. crowded city and the . roomy ceuntry, and there are no differences. as to the effects produced. . Malaria is in the food we eat, and while vonstantly and naturally increasing with the growth of the coun. ry, it is just at present afflicting us, as the epizooty did a few years ago, ag a widespread and dangerous epideniic. What, therefore, cau be the cause for this terrible increase of malaria in all parts of the statesand teritories? Unquestiomably the drinking water used in every portion.of the malaria into thesystem. This water may be clear, but it has become poisoned by filtration through the vaults, cesspools and barnyards in the country, and other impure agenciesin the city. Heretofore the Western-states and territeries and almost the gntire South have been considered the field of malaria,owing doubtless to the poor drainage in many localities and the consequent accumu’ation of green pdisonous matter. This: theory is, however, now exploded; because malarial poisoning is becoming just as-common inother regions, as those which have beeh settled for hundreds of years, Whatever may be the cause of malaria, its existence isa terribly established fact,. and 80 myvh so that it isattracting the attention of the leading physicians, scientists. and scholars in every portion of America. By means of its bHzhting powers the bload hecomes pvisoned and the most terrible dis. eases-follow. ‘The special field for the operation of this poison is in the liver, It thi& organ is at all. diseased, malaria siezes. it: witha death grip. It is therefore absolutely necessary to ksep-the liver in perfett conditionand esyiecially at this time. The elemente of Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure are exa-tly fitted. for just this very purpose. Composedof a pure and simple + Feyetable extract and prepared in the most careful manner, it has been the means of re-. storing more people ‘to health within the past year than any other agency known in the land, “Prof. S.4&, Lattimore, Ph, D., LL. D., one of the-amalysts of foods and°medi«ines for the New York State Board of Health, pronounces its elements and composition purely vegetable, neither poisonous nor. injurious, In orfer to counteract the terrible influences of malarial poison, the — care is, required, especially at the present time in guarding the kidneys and liver, which are the governors of the system, How this can best be done had been outlined 2 above, and ‘as such it is cordially recomDuring the past few weeks, owing to an’ yet simple._It is composed of two lobes,.} whieh tie directly under the right twng, ond) the body to the lungs, it passes through this . . The reason. why so } known remedy for chronic kidapy ‘diseases, 1 Admitting then, that no form of treat4° STAGE HOUSE, modern in all its appointments, furnished, and has recently been + throughout. The Table fare will ceptionable and accommodation for families especially provided, : and froin the Depot, Juan, Camptonville, Pike Lake City, Malakoff, North Bloomfield, Deybee Mine, Moore's Flat, Gra: ¢ Bet, Little York and Dutch Fut u® ¥°% THE NATIONAL BAR. OF CALIFORNIA CAPITAL $300,000. Principal Omtice—303 California } SAN FRANCISCO * £ —w J. F. Hoventox, President. Gro. H. Howarp, Vice President Cuartks H. Sruky, Secretary, N. B. Evpy, Marine Secrctary. H. H. BietLow,-Gemerat Manager. R. H. MaGiuh, Geers Ayeut. Grass Valley Branch for Nevadi' Co TEESIVTS : DAVID WATT, 17. W. SIGOURNEY. '\ & B. BRADY Manager. 2 —_ _ (Ot. Grass, Valley.) Recommended by all Physicians, Read Certificates on back of bottle. 4: abuayeyg 0001s ~su0y9 ‘oulyoeW Aue 0} a ~~ Railroad” Company. os a Trains Will Leave -and Arrive at Nevada City ON AND AFTER ; Saturday, August 20th, as follows : LEAVING FOR COLFAX. 1:28 A. M. Daily; connecting with the Overland Tram for San_ Francisco, arriving: in San Francisvo at 11:35-a.M 5 6:30 A. M. Daily; connecting with Paseenger, arriving in San Franciseo at-5:35 Pp. 4:20 Pp. uM. Dhily. aa : FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY. 10:00 a. MDaily (Sundays excepted.) 11:00 A, »_ (Sundays only.) ARRIVING FROM COLFAX, 6:05 4 M. Daily; connecting with Overland Train from the East. : 2300 v. M. Daily (Sundays excepted.)9:18 P.-M. Daily; connecting with Passe enger leaving San Francisco at 5:00 a.M. FROM GRASS VALLEY ONLY. 9:30 A.M. Daily (Sundays excepted.) 30:00 » M. (Sundays only.) . 3300 r_ uM. (Sundays only.) JOHN F.-KIDDER, General Superiatendent 3ROAD SPREET: «2.2. NEVADA CITY Opposite National Exchange Hotek dlee ble ced a Saree STABLES annoukses > hs . > ie wt he as now. the. largest Horses, Carriages nnd Buggies To be-teund in:this part of the State. Leams;-with Elegant Buggies, Wagons amid. Hacks to.4et wt the shortest notice and on th most reasere@bie terms, . The Horses are free from vice, ot god st¥le and capable.of going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive, fae Ser Gartieges for Funerals attended to with, promptuess, Good Saddle Horses alwayson hand Horses-bearded. by the day, week or month and the greatest of care guaranteed.“ D. WELLINGTON R. B.SYMINGTON, C. E, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor. MINING AGENCY. FFICE. of the Deadwood Gold Mining Company. Main street, above Union Ketel, Nevada City, National Exchange Hote : —AND— 8. A. EDDY, Proprietor, =O THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL is the finest structure north of Sacramento. Fire — proof, elegantly enovated be unexharges to suit the times. Frée Buss to Fo mene akan <est City, hany, Mountain House, Downterille Stages leaves the House City, ‘ —AND— 7 BILLIARD ROOM. tended ‘to ail as the most etficient means or soturing tae best of heal ° ee es ; Da een AnMcontiqued: Constantly supplied with the very, happiness 8 Nevada County Narrow Gauge oi Nevada County, on the 2d day. ef Sept auber, matter of the Estate George and Frank Keeney, minors, the undersigned guardian of the tates of said minors, will se! tion to the higliest bidder for cash, gold: ‘. coin of the United Statesand subject to con.tirmatioa _DAY, September Wes a&the Court sity, said County and State, i title, interest and getegye in nlp and tothe following described uate, lying and being in Ney: County. and State, Block 13, Lot No. mote ot. the United States. Ten © purchase mopey to be paid eer.on the day of Lae tien of sale by said Court: Deed at expene o& DENTIST. nesdays and Fridays.” Office in Brown & Morgaz’s Block. — Jes or. Broad and Pine Sts., up: staizs. Nevada City. Nevada, Jaa 20. THOS. PRICE'S» ia FE! E INSURANCE ONLY _ MAHY STREET, GRA VALLEY, — i -DR.-S,_M.-HARRIS, —7 Ia Nevada City, Mondays, Wed= \ + One ASSAY OFFICE . om 6 i. i Mt —ANP— ne . g i WV Chemical Laboratory, . pt temical Laboratory, . : a 528 SACRAMENTO SEREET, ae i che} ~ San Franciseo. e EPOSITS OF BULLION RECEIVED,, }, Melted into Bars, and returns made in 52° 9 trom twenty-four to. forty-eigh’ hours, j } M Bullion ean be forw: jo this office : : s : from any part of the interior by express,and i f faa veturms made in the sanfe manner. ee ; H : Kk Careful Analysis: made of Ores; Metals, y orde Soils, Waters, Industrial Products, etc. — oe S. Mines examimed and reported upon. Conaany sultations on Chemical and Metallurgicah Stre questions, .» : aps. Ve Se Annual Meeting. HE Annual Meeting of the Cold Spring Gravel Mining Company, for the election of Direetors and: the transaction of such other business-asesmay come betore the mecting, wiN be hadon _ : : Monda;, Sept. 12th, 1881, At 1 o'clock p, .at the office of the Treas_ urer, A, Ispard;, Broad street, Nevada Citys : A. H, PARKER, Secretary. Nevada, Aug. 10th, TS381. G@ABINET SHOP. s. CS. EXitchcoc kk . aS HAS FITTED CP NET SHOW im Kelth’s Bathding, . Sacramento Street, near the \Plaza, And is’ now prepared to manufacture or repai@ all kinds of FURNITURE) and to do Woed Turning of every Dosecription, Scroll Sawing, etc. — 4 AM work pertorned promptly and-at reasonable rates, Give mea trial. . __ nial” ~ $.C. HITCHCOCK, Notice of Guazdish’s Sale of Real Estate. DY ORE8 be bershe fen that in pursuance ofan order of the Superior ‘Court of Nevada County, State of California, made on the Second day of Sepbember, A. D. 158],. in the matter of the Guardianship and Estate of Frank and George. Keeney, minors,, the undersigned; the Guardian of said winors, bidder fer cash, gold coin of the. Unitek Sta.es, and subject ta confirmation by said. ber lith, 1881, all the right, title interest: and estate of said minogs-in and to all thie: certain lot, piece or pareel of land situate, lying and being in theCity of Nevada, said County and State, known as Loc No. 12, ja Block No. 9, An undivided one-half interest of the above premises belongs to said mihors, the remainder to Mrs. EW. P. Keex ney. Theentire property will be sold aas aforesaid. Bids or offers may be, made: at any tine after the first publication of this notice and hefore the sale: All bids must: be in writing amd left at the iw office of J. M. Walling, in said city and county. : MRS. B&W. P. KEENEY, Guardian of the persons and estates of Geo and? Prank Keeney, (minors). Dated sept. 2d, 18817 J. M. Walling, Attorney. 83 Moticeof Guardian’s Sale. of Real. Estate. by gthely is hereby. given that in purse ance of an order of the Superior Courts State of California, mada 1881, in the and Guardianship of 2ersons and . eg. at public auc: y said Superior Court on MON.-. 26th, 1881, at 10 o'clock, House door in Nevada. . estate of the saia minors in rty,.sita City, said. to-wit :—Lat No, veg 20, Block No, 13. i Terms and conditions of sale Cash, gold cent of ¢ Auition-~ sale—balanve on confirma of purchaser. F Guardian ef the peryons and estates MRS. FE. W.P. KEENEY, nd Frank Keeney, minors. . ie rene 2d. 1¥81. J. M. Walling, Attorney. 83 E. H. Gaylord, torney and Counseldér at Law. best Ligmors amd Cigars. i OFFICE AT COURT. Lous & WALI. at private sale, to the highest Court, on or after WEDNESDAY, Septem. He and furn AT’ Ge Misse Goat and . Child aid G Uvers Pat'd We: Elec Suffer! Debili diseas tC VNse8 tinin, ties, bk Ruptu Organ eases . Spee * health tric a ~ Struct: thorou with ti . have t @al an: who hi oT a a

* and costa, $1 235. —Park Avenue, Tax and coste, 34-174. Regidence on Winter Strect, opposite]. . $chodl H 5 Se erences eg NILEA SEARLS® A. C.NILES. FRED SRARL City, Cal \ — ee NEVADA CITY DELINQUENT LIST, For the Year 1881. see 2 No. 15. Barlow C A. Watchand furniture. Tax and costs, #1 60.No 23 Bigelow Mrs E W. Lot on west side Zion street, improvements on lot north side Coiimercial street, lot on south side ‘Jordan street, and furniture. Tax and costs, 813 294. ; No. 63. Corev J. FO” Portion of lot 10, north side of Sacramento street, and one Tax and costs $3 29. cow. No. 75. Chapman A. Lot on éast side Sacrauiento street, Tax and costes, $4 91. No, 103. Clark Jonathan. ot eastside ne steeet, Piety Hill, portion of lot on ertvorner of Pine and Clark streets, furire and musieal instrument. Tax and costs, 314 83}.No, 159:-Fall John A, Holds a mortgage . on James Monro. No. 177. Tax and costs, $7.85. Gray Mrs E J. Lot on south -Tax-angcosta, $5644.84 ¥. Tax and costs, $2 15. “No, 223. Hupp Geo. §. Lot east side of Coyote street, vacant.lot (separate property of the wife) watches, furniture, library and ‘musical instrutnént. Tax and costs, 26°49. No, 229. Hughson P, -&.---Lot south side Spring street and furniture. ‘Tax and costs, t39f = No. 265. Keller Chas. Lot on corner Niles and C Re ¥ streets, lot on south side Niles wagon, horses and cow. Tax and No, 203. Lawrenve John, Furniture. Tax No. 309. Morrison Daniel & Brother. Improvements on slaughter house on Grass Valley road, horse and,saddle. Tax and ‘costs, $1 23: 2 No. 327. Mitchell Mrs. J. Lot.on west . side Coyote street. Taxand casts, $1 97°" No. 331. Monro James. Lot on Roger Wiliams ravine amd furniture. Tax and costs, 84.674. No. 344. McAllister F, H. Watches, jewelry, furniture anddibrary. Tax and costs, $163, No. 35. Nichols Samuel. Dot in ‘north city! 8. Tax and costs, 31 97.No. 368. O'Neill Dennis, Lot on west sidé of Grass Valley Turnpike. Wagon and horses. Tax and costs, 34 1. No. 384. Pinkstone A. J. . Merchandise, fixtures and instrument. Tax and costs, . , £3 Wi. No. 387.’ Parsons J. F. Lot east side of Nevada street, watch, furniture and musical] instrument. Tax and costs, 87-25. No. 389. Pascoe John. Lot west side of 2 street. Tax and costs, $1 97. eae No. 399. Parker A. H. Lot east. side High street. ‘Tax and costs, 31 97. Cow, furniture Tax and costs, No. 391. Potter M. B. B. and musical instrument. $4.02. No. 447, Schniidt F.M. Lot south side of eee _-__44f Bloomfeld Township, County of Nevada, . _ . Sete OF Califoriia, ahd bo answer before the . . Fday of July, 1881, au assessment, No. 1, of ne-Hait-a-Cent per share was levied upon ~ Summons. N the Justice's Court of Bloomfield Township, in the County of: Nevada, State of California. M. Simons plaintiff, vs Alfred Mullen defendant. The People of the State of California serd greeting to Alfred Mullen, defendant, ;You are hereby required to appear ip an ction brought against )\ou by the above named plaintiff in the Justice's Court Justice at his office in said Township, the complaint filed therein, within five days (exelusive of the day of service} after the ser}vice on you of this summons, if served within the township in which this action is brought; or if served out of said township, but in said county, within ten days; otherwise within twenty days, The said action is bronght to recover from you, the said defendant, the sum of Sixty-five and 42-100 Dollars (#5 42) justly due .from you, the said defeniant, to the said plaintiff herein, for merchandise sold and delivered t6 you at your request by the said plaifitiff, and which ‘has never been paid. And you are hereby notified that if you fail so to appear and answer said complaint, as aboye required, said—plaintiff®’ will take judgment zainst.vuu for said _amount-of.sixty-tive42-100, Dollars, together with costs of suit. — Given under my hand this 28th day of July, 193%. _ JOHN McKINNEY, _ ~~ diistice of the Peace of said Township. * Rte 2m ae Assessment Notice. AY ORTHERN BELLE’ GOLD, ~SILVER aN ‘and Copper Mining Company,~ ocation of principal. placd of business, Smartsville, Yuba County, California, Location ot works Spenceville, Nevada Cornty; CaliNotice is hereby yiven, that at a meeting of the “Board of Trustees, held on the 30th the capital stock of the Company, payable immediately in United States coin to the Secretary, at the, office of the Company, Smartsville, Yuba County, California. Any stock upon which this assessinent shall remain unpaid on the 8th day of September, Issl, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction, ard unless payment is made before, will be soldon Thurslay; the 25th day .of September, 18s, to pay the delinquent assessment toge"her with coats of advertising and expenses of sale, By drder of the Board of Trustees. : _ ‘T. MURRAY, Secretary. Office—Smartsvilé, Yuba “County, California. auz Notice to Delinquent Co-owners. N conformity with Section 2324, Chapter i 6, Title 32, ofthe Reévised Statutes of the United States, notice is hereby given to T. J. Davis and. Richard Gentry co-owners in:certain mining groundand quartz mining claims situated i or near Moore’s Flat, Eureka Mining District, Nevada cotnty, California, known as the Mosten & Davis. mine, ‘‘Metropolitan Ledge,” that the above T. J. Davis is delinquent in the sumof Eighty Dollars for the years 1879 and 1880 ; and Richard Gentry in the sum of One Hundfed Doliars for the years. 1879 and 1830, being DR.. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY., io. 623 KMenrneéy Street, Corner Commercial San Francisco STABLISHED in 4254, fot the treati ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases such as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Syphilfe) and Ulcerated legs successfully treated. . DR. GIBBON has the “pleasure. of requiring. his seavices may find him. * Seminal Weakness.self abuse. sexual indnigence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unetring certainty. spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, ring confidence, diffidencein approaching strangers, adisltke to form new acquaintances, ry, hectic flushes, pinrples and ~. various eruptions about the face, furred tongue fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats, onomamia and frequent insanity. ed should apply immediately, either in person or by letter. and havea cure effected by his new and scientific mode of treating his disease, whicb neverfails of effecting a quick and radical cure. Married Men, Or those who contemplate-marriage; who are suffering under any of these fearful maladies, should not forget the sacred responsi bility resting upon themi, nor delay to obtain mniediate relief. “SERED AT HOME.”Personsat a distance may be CUREH_AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr Gibbon, stating case; symptoms, length of ‘time the disease has continued, and the medicine will he promptly sent, free from damage or curiosity, to any part of the country, with . full and. plain directions for use. By enclosing TEN DOLLARS in coin, in a_registered letter through the Post Office, or isin all its forms, Semmal weakness Ihntency, etc. “Skin Diseases (of Years standannouncing that he has returned from visiting “. the priticipat Hospitals of Europe,~ and has: lremuned practice at—his Dispensatory, 623 Kearney Street, corner of Commercial, /San Francisco, where his old patients and those Seminal Emissions, the consecnence 0This solitary vice, or depraved the following trein of morbid symptoms, unlesscen-batted by scientific . medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark ingip the ears, noise likethe rustling of leav-and the rattling of chariots, uueasioess about the loins. weaknessof the limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect loss of disposition t3shun society, loss of memo: the treatment of liver disease is because the If relief be not obtained, persons 80 afilictTHE “LIVER, The Unusual Attention which this Organ is now Attractingfromthe American __ 2. ees Its DeHeate Structure and Susceptibility ie Injury from Wouads = or Disease. = + 4 event of national intcrest, much has been said and written about the injurious effects of wounds in the liver, and according to the Survicai History of the War of the Rebellion, of the thousands of cases of wounds in that organ, not above sixty survived, and they “were not violent ones. : The structure ofthe. liveris.delicate and ig, of aspongy character. When. the veinous bléodis circulating from the various parts of organ, and is there relieved of its rank poisons, part of which are used for digestion ». and part for a cathartic of the waste materials of food we eat. If the organ is at all dise: IESE POISONS REMAIN IN IT, instead of being used as nature designed, and with every: coursing of the blood through the lobes of the liver, the nature of the disease becomes chronic. little success bad hith@rto“been reached in philosophy of treatment has been lame and the remedies employed have been inadequate. It isa conceded fact that until within the ‘past few years there has bééii no and itis certain that the liver cannot be péstoted ‘to its right action if. the kidnéys are affected, Itisalso afect that when the liver is diseased the kidneys are also troubled; hence, it follows that liver diseases are hard to cure, chiefly because the déctors know of. no ageney which will at one and the same time operate on both thé kidneys and the livér. ment can be effective which does not seek to reach both the liver and the kidneys at. the same time, it would be strange, indeed, if in all the researches of this wonderful _age of scientific—invention—no—such—remedy—had__No, 454.—Shurtleff $.M. Lot-south side Gethsemane street. Horse, cow and furnjture. Tax and costs, $4-53. No. 443, Snapp D. W. Furniture. Tax . co -tion 2334 which the other co-owners have and coats, $2 704. “Gad & sepia ies If such delinquent proportion No. 474. Thompson George and Emma. . t. not paid to thé undersigned, at Moore's Lot‘in western limits, vacant. Tax and costs, $1 97. No. And notice is hereby given that unless the taxes delinquent in the foregoing delinquent hist are paid, the proper.y on which said delingWent taxes area Tien; will be sold on Thursday: the -15th day of September, 1881, At public auction in front of the Court House docr, in the City and County 6f Nevaula, to the bidder who will take the least quantity ot the land, orin case an individual interest is agsessed; the smallest portion of said interest, and pay the taxesand costsdue. Said sale will commence at 11 o'clock a, M. on the 15th day of September, commencing at the head of the list anid continuing alphabetically orin nnmerieal_order until sai. sale’ is . The sheriff of the County of Nevada is herecompleted. i by directed to take possession ef all the es. Witness my hand this 22d day of August, . tate both real and personal ofthe said Gad August, 1831. : Dr Freeman debtor, except as may. be by ERASTUS BALDRIDGE, City Marshal. Nevada City, Aug. 23d, 1881. “Assessment Notice. YANTA ANNITA MLLL. AND: MINING business, San Francisco, California, Loca. f tion of works, Nevada County, California. srust, 148], an,assessment,No. 1; of-Thirteén (13)Cents per share-was levied onthe capita! stock. of the ad aren i diately in. Unite Secretary, at the office of the Company, No. 34 Kearny street, Rooms 2 and 8, San . ¢ ‘NB ranciaco, California. the estate oftsaiddebtor, = j. . tis turther ordered that the order be pub. —Any—stock —upon—_whiehthis ess srall remain unpaid on Monday,the 26th day . . of September, 1881, witl be delinquent, and less pay ment apdde before, wilk be sold. on pay the deliiquent\assessment, together with costsf advertising and expenses of wate. Kyorder of the Board-of Directors. J.B. TITUS, Secretary. — fi OMce—34 Kearny. street, Rooms 2 and 3, }; 6a6 Francisco, California. ags Count, California. a23 \ ais x : E. Hl. Gaylord, Attorney. Luetje and Brand, : — WATCHMAKERS CITIZENS BANK, and . . . BROAD STREET..... NEVADA CITY JEWELERS, ? BROADST. pp. Stumpf's Hotel, “} Wcodtichoppers Wanted, [sony rr. eee . { Enquire of R. P. DeNOON, Supt. Derbec Mine. a20-1m F, Von BUELOW, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. t ( BRICE in Beldea's Drug Store, Mason J Building, Nevada City, Ls Searls, Niles & Searls, Attorneys & Counselorsat Law. . , wee ‘practice iri all the \Gourts, State -, and Federal, aud in the United States . ’ Larid Otfive. . : Ontice —Oppositethe Court House, Nevada A. LADEMAN, . 516. White H J. / Wagon, harness . {" and horses. Tax and costs, 31 G74. ham, whohas made the required expenditures. the required expenditures as aforesaid. June 3, 1881, matter of debtor. tlijs Court, ‘his petition, schedule, ind inventory in insolvency by which it appears’ that he i Freeman is hereby declared tube insolvent. law exempt from execution, and vall of his ‘deeds, vouchers, books f account,*and papers, and to keep thesame safely until the appointment of an/agsignee ef his estate. All persons are forbidden to pay any debts 4 to the said insotvent orto deliver any preperty belonging to him, orto any ‘person, :irm or corporation or association for his use, : AN] THe said debtor is hereby .forbidden to kK Company. Location of principal place of transficr or delivey any property, until the ordered. Notice is hereby given, thatat a meeting . creditors of saiddebtor be and appear, before of the Directors, held on the 20th day of Au] the Hon, John Caldwell, Judge ofthe Superior Court of the County of Nevada, in. open 5 Court at the Court Room of saidCourt in payable imine. the City of Nevada, County of Nevada, onthe States gold coin, to the por day of September A.-D.,184,.at ten o’vlock, a. , e : paper of general circulatién,. published in advertised for sale at publie auction, and un. N 2 said paper is published before the day set for Monday, the lOff~day of Gctober, 1581, to . the j “orderéd that all proceedings against the said insolvent he stayed. E. M. PRESBON.....\... President NILPS SEARLS, New Work, European Ctties. Banking, business. their-proportion of the annual expenditures required to. be performed-upon said mine or claim, for the last two years Flat, within ninety days after tne-first publication of this notice the interest of said T. Davis and Richard Gentry will become the property of the co-owner, George AbraGEORGE ABRAHAM, Non-delinquent co-owner who has made Moore’s Flat, Nevada. county, California, j3-00d Insolvent Notice. N the Superior Court of the County of . Nevada, State of Califqrnia. _ Ini the ‘Gad Freeman, an insolvent Gad Freeman, having filed in is an insolvent debtor, the said Gad urther orderof this Court, except as herein It is further ordered that all the M., of that day.topreye their lebts aud choose one on more assignees of ishedinthe Nevada Daily TAanseripta newsvevada City,.Nevada County,.as often us the lé lnee' of Creditors, and—itis further Dated August 22d, 1881, ; JOHN CALDWELL, Judge of the Superior Court of Nevada Paid up Capital $30,000. OFFICERS: %. M. HUNT. .;. MORKG ‘ive President + s+ so ve.Cashier, . +. Sevretary, — DIRECEBO! “ ye. R.M. Hunt, JOUN 'T, MORGAN, sku. M, Heirs, J Arpoeasr, L. Housman, E. M. Presrox, ~ #7 Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell Ex hathre. &"Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion R2F Highest Price Paid for State an. y Warrants, DRAW CHECKS ON. Sacramento, San Francisco; San Jose Los ®@ngeles “Alsu. Sell Exchange cn all the Principal Make Colleatéons and: transact a General = CORE ESPOXDENTS— ‘New York—First National Bank, : Saw Frasctsco—First National old Bank, SacRaMento—National Gold Bank of D +, Mill & Co, Sax Jose—First National Gold Bank, Lous Ax@uLus—Eirst National Gold Bank 2 DEALER, Ix Groceries, Provisions, Etc. Junction of Broad and Com mercialiStreete ae Nevada City. Choice FamMy Grocerlese Sye.‘alty.’ cy : Ae B. DIBBLE. 0 nt ne re RR ern a me ee Me CHAS. W. KITTS; DIBBLE & KITTS, Attorney and Counselors at Law ‘eo STREET, GRASS VALLEX ‘ & past, by said: rorchWels, Fargo & €o. a-package of medicine -will be forwarded by express to any part of the Union. Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 693 Kearney street,.corner Cominercial, San Francisco. Post Office Box 1957. = — S TA. Correspondents will please inform Dn. Gilfoon that they read his advertisement in the Nevapa Ciry Dairy Transerirt. Dissolution Notice. YT OTICE is hereby yiven that the firm of _MUNGOR & NAFFZIGER, doing business'in the City of Nevada, of buying and Selling meats at the Union Market, is this day dissolved by inutual consent, Hermann Nafiziger retiring from the firm. . All persons knowing themselves indebted to the late firm are Tequested to call immediately and settleup. Payments cari be made at the Union Market or to Hermann. Naffziger. . C. J. Naffziger, successor to Hermann Naffziger, ts also authorized to collect any and all billg due the concern. Nevada City, August 6th, 1881;

Nevada and Dutch Flat Stage. é HAVING. purchased this PR old and well kndwn staze line, I desire to state to the public that the Stage will run as follows: Leave Nevada City, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at7 A: M. ees Returning, leave Dutch, Flat on Tuesays, Thursday and Saturday, calling at Hunt's Hill, Red Dog You Ret and Little York. C. W. CROSS, fh eres and: Counselor adv Law. “OBF1CE—Cor. Broad and Pine streets. a — This Space is Reserved. _DR. SPINNEY, No. 11 Kearney Street. —— Cures all Chronie and _ * Special Diseases. V HO may. be suffering from the ‘effeets of youthful follies or indiscretion will de well to avail theniselves of this, the greatest boon ever laid at the altar of su exbng humoenity. DR, SPINNEY will guarantee to forfeit 3500 for every cave of Seminal Weakness or private disease of any kind or character which he undertakes and fails to ewe. MIDDLE ACED MEN. There are :any at the age ofthirty to sixty who are troubled with #o frequent evacuations of the bladder, often aceompanied by a slight smarting of. burning sensation nuda weakening of thesystem in a. manner the patient cannot account for, On examining theurinary deposits:a ropy sediment will often be found, and sometimes smadl particles of albunien will appear, or the color will be of o thin milkish hue, again chanying to ® dask and torpid “appearance. There are many wen who die of “this difficulty, ignorant of the cause, which bythe second stage of seminal weakness. Dr. Swill guarantee & perfect cure in all such cases, and a healthy restoration of the <snite-urinary organs. : 3 Office Hours—10 to 4 andié % 8.-: Sundays from 10to 11 A. m, Consultation: free. ‘Thorough examination nd advice, &5. Call or address DR, SPINNEY & CO., No. 11 Kear ny Street. San Francisco, jell STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. Npsecong ANGEL GOLD MINING COM. kh) pauy. Location of works, Lowell Hill Miring District, Nevada County, California, A special meeting, of the stockholders of the above named Company-will be held at the ottice of the Company, Rooms 11 and 12, No. sel belay Soe Street, San cisco, Caliornia, on 'HURSDAY, the FIFTEENTH da: of SEPTEMBER 1881, atone Ebvo P, Mu toact upon the question of dissolving the said corporation, and for the transaction of such other business that may Properly come ego 4 the meeting. ; , ’y efder of M. Ax WHEELER, .Preeident, LEWIS LILLIE; Secrefasy.” . as agls . j water we drink, in the air we breathe, in the . land is thé most active agency for carrying been found. The doctors: admit they have nothing to offer, but independent scientists have honored their Jearning and patience, by discovering # pure vegetable. remedy whose unparalleled success in. the past few years in the treatment of kidney difficulties, shows conclusively that it can cure every. form of known kidney disease, and what it hasdone fo: the kidney it is equally able to do and dées do for the liver. Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure was the discovery of a practitioner, who proved its worthin his own case and then gave it to the world. -It,acts both as a food anda restorer to the kidneys and liver so that ‘when disease is cured in one of these organs it cannot go to the other, but is entirely removed from the system. ‘ Liver troubles are caused principally by malaria, which is, at the present time, becoming so greatan evil in this Jand,—so much so that President Paul A.Chadbourne, of Williams College, hes fust published «long and interesting article on its wide-spreading prevalence. He states that malarial poisons appear in all localities, the high and dry,the low and damp, in the. crowded city and the . roomy ceuntry, and there are no differences. as to the effects produced. . Malaria is in the food we eat, and while vonstantly and naturally increasing with the growth of the coun. ry, it is just at present afflicting us, as the epizooty did a few years ago, ag a widespread and dangerous epideniic. What, therefore, cau be the cause for this terrible increase of malaria in all parts of the statesand teritories? Unquestiomably the drinking water used in every portion.of the malaria into thesystem. This water may be clear, but it has become poisoned by filtration through the vaults, cesspools and barnyards in the country, and other impure agenciesin the city. Heretofore the Western-states and territeries and almost the gntire South have been considered the field of malaria,owing doubtless to the poor drainage in many localities and the consequent accumu’ation of green pdisonous matter. This: theory is, however, now exploded; because malarial poisoning is becoming just as-common inother regions, as those which have beeh settled for hundreds of years, Whatever may be the cause of malaria, its existence isa terribly established fact,. and 80 myvh so that it isattracting the attention of the leading physicians, scientists. and scholars in every portion of America. By means of its bHzhting powers the bload hecomes pvisoned and the most terrible dis. eases-follow. ‘The special field for the operation of this poison is in the liver, It thi& organ is at all. diseased, malaria siezes. it: witha death grip. It is therefore absolutely necessary to ksep-the liver in perfett conditionand esyiecially at this time. The elemente of Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure are exa-tly fitted. for just this very purpose. Composedof a pure and simple + Feyetable extract and prepared in the most careful manner, it has been the means of re-. storing more people ‘to health within the past year than any other agency known in the land, “Prof. S.4&, Lattimore, Ph, D., LL. D., one of the-amalysts of foods and°medi«ines for the New York State Board of Health, pronounces its elements and composition purely vegetable, neither poisonous nor. injurious, In orfer to counteract the terrible influences of malarial poison, the — care is, required, especially at the present time in guarding the kidneys and liver, which are the governors of the system, How this can best be done had been outlined 2 above, and ‘as such it is cordially recomDuring the past few weeks, owing to an’ yet simple._It is composed of two lobes,.} whieh tie directly under the right twng, ond) the body to the lungs, it passes through this . . The reason. why so } known remedy for chronic kidapy ‘diseases, 1 Admitting then, that no form of treat4° STAGE HOUSE, modern in all its appointments, furnished, and has recently been + throughout. The Table fare will ceptionable and accommodation for families especially provided, : and froin the Depot, Juan, Camptonville, Pike Lake City, Malakoff, North Bloomfield, Deybee Mine, Moore's Flat, Gra: ¢ Bet, Little York and Dutch Fut u® ¥°% THE NATIONAL BAR. OF CALIFORNIA CAPITAL $300,000. Principal Omtice—303 California } SAN FRANCISCO * £ —w J. F. Hoventox, President. Gro. H. Howarp, Vice President Cuartks H. Sruky, Secretary, N. B. Evpy, Marine Secrctary. H. H. BietLow,-Gemerat Manager. R. H. MaGiuh, Geers Ayeut. Grass Valley Branch for Nevadi' Co TEESIVTS : DAVID WATT, 17. W. SIGOURNEY. '\ & B. BRADY Manager. 2 —_ _ (Ot. Grass, Valley.) Recommended by all Physicians, Read Certificates on back of bottle. 4: abuayeyg 0001s ~su0y9 ‘oulyoeW Aue 0} a ~~ Railroad” Company. os a Trains Will Leave -and Arrive at Nevada City ON AND AFTER ; Saturday, August 20th, as follows : LEAVING FOR COLFAX. 1:28 A. M. Daily; connecting with the Overland Tram for San_ Francisco, arriving: in San Francisvo at 11:35-a.M 5 6:30 A. M. Daily; connecting with Paseenger, arriving in San Franciseo at-5:35 Pp. 4:20 Pp. uM. Dhily. aa : FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY. 10:00 a. MDaily (Sundays excepted.) 11:00 A, »_ (Sundays only.) ARRIVING FROM COLFAX, 6:05 4 M. Daily; connecting with Overland Train from the East. : 2300 v. M. Daily (Sundays excepted.)9:18 P.-M. Daily; connecting with Passe enger leaving San Francisco at 5:00 a.M. FROM GRASS VALLEY ONLY. 9:30 A.M. Daily (Sundays excepted.) 30:00 » M. (Sundays only.) . 3300 r_ uM. (Sundays only.) JOHN F.-KIDDER, General Superiatendent 3ROAD SPREET: «2.2.. NEVADA CITY Opposite National Exchange Hotek dlee ble ced a Saree STABLES annoukses > hs . > ie wt he as now. the. largest Horses, Carriages nnd Buggies To be-teund in:this part of the State. Leams;-with Elegant Buggies, Wagons amid. Hacks to.4et wt the shortest notice and on th most reasere@bie terms, . The Horses are free from vice, ot god st¥le and capable.of going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive, fae Ser Gartieges for Funerals attended to with, promptuess, Good Saddle Horses alwayson hand Horses-bearded. by the day, week or month and the greatest of care guaranteed.“ D. WELLINGTON R. B.SYMINGTON, C. E, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor. MINING AGENCY. FFICE. of the Deadwood Gold Mining Company. Main street, above Union Ketel, Nevada City, National Exchange Hote : —AND— 8. A. EDDY, Proprietor, =O THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL is the finest structure north of Sacramento. Fire — proof, elegantly enovated be unexharges to suit the times. Frée Buss to Fo mene akan <est City, hany, Mountain House, Downterille Stages leaves the House City, ‘ —AND— 7 BILLIARD ROOM. tended ‘to ail as the most etficient means or soturing tae best of heal ° ee es ; Da een AnMcontiqued: Constantly supplied with the very, happiness 8 Nevada County Narrow Gauge oi Nevada County, on the 2d day. ef Sept auber, matter of the Estate George and Frank Keeney, minors, the undersigned guardian of the tates of said minors, will se! tion to the higliest bidder for cash, gold: ‘. coin of the United Statesand subject to con.tirmatioa _DAY, September Wes a&the Court sity, said County and State, i title, interest and getegye in nlp and tothe following described uate, lying and being in Ney: County. and State, Block 13, Lot No. mote ot. the United States. Ten © purchase mopey to be paid eer.on the day of Lae tien of sale by said Court: Deed at expene o& DENTIST. nesdays and Fridays.” Office in Brown & Morgaz’s Block. — Jes or. Broad and Pine Sts., up: staizs. Nevada City. Nevada, Jaa 20. THOS. PRICE'S» ia FE! E INSURANCE ONLY _ MAHY STREET, GRA VALLEY, — i -DR.-S,_M.-HARRIS, —7 Ia Nevada City, Mondays, Wed= \ + One ASSAY OFFICE . om 6 i. i Mt —ANP— ne . g i WV Chemical Laboratory, . pt temical Laboratory, . : a 528 SACRAMENTO SEREET, ae i che} ~ San Franciseo. e EPOSITS OF BULLION RECEIVED,, }, Melted into Bars, and returns made in 52° 9 trom twenty-four to. forty-eigh’ hours, j } M Bullion ean be forw: jo this office : : s : from any part of the interior by express,and i f faa veturms made in the sanfe manner. ee ; H : Kk Careful Analysis: made of Ores; Metals, y orde Soils, Waters, Industrial Products, etc. — oe S. Mines examimed and reported upon. Conaany sultations on Chemical and Metallurgicah Stre questions, .» : aps. Ve Se Annual Meeting. HE Annual Meeting of the Cold Spring Gravel Mining Company, for the election of Direetors and: the transaction of such other business-asesmay come betore the mecting, wiN be hadon _ : : Monda;, Sept. 12th, 1881, At 1 o'clock p, ..at the office of the Treas_ urer, A, Ispard;, Broad street, Nevada Citys : A. H, PARKER, Secretary. Nevada, Aug. 10th, TS381. G@ABINET SHOP. s. CS. EXitchcoc kk . aS HAS FITTED CP NET SHOW im Kelth’s Bathding, . Sacramento Street, near the \Plaza, And is’ now prepared to manufacture or repai@ all kinds of FURNITURE) and to do Woed Turning of every Dosecription, Scroll Sawing, etc. — 4 AM work pertorned promptly and-at reasonable rates, Give mea trial. . __ nial” ~ $.C. HITCHCOCK, Notice of Guazdish’s Sale of Real Estate. DY ORE8 be bershe fen that in pursuance ofan order of the Superior ‘Court of Nevada County, State of California, made on the Second day of Sepbember, A. D. 158],. in the matter of the Guardianship and Estate of Frank and George. Keeney, minors,, the undersigned; the Guardian of said winors, bidder fer cash, gold coin of the. Unitek Sta.es, and subject ta confirmation by said. ber lith, 1881, all the right, title interest: and estate of said minogs-in and to all thie: certain lot, piece or pareel of land situate, lying and being in theCity of Nevada, said County and State, known as Loc No. 12, ja Block No. 9, An undivided one-half interest of the above premises belongs to said mihors, the remainder to Mrs. EW. P. Keex ney. Theentire property will be sold aas aforesaid. Bids or offers may be, made: at any tine after the first publication of this notice and hefore the sale: All bids must: be in writing amd left at the iw office of J. M. Walling, in said city and county. : MRS. B&W. P. KEENEY, Guardian of the persons and estates of Geo and? Prank Keeney, (minors). Dated sept. 2d, 18817 J. M. Walling, Attorney. 83 Moticeof Guardian’s Sale. of Real. Estate. by gthely is hereby. given that in purse ance of an order of the Superior Courts State of California, mada 1881, in the and Guardianship of 2ersons and . eg. at public auc: y said Superior Court on MON.-. 26th, 1881, at 10 o'clock, House door in Nevada. . estate of the saia minors in rty,.sita City, said. to-wit :—Lat No, veg 20, Block No, 13. i Terms and conditions of sale Cash, gold cent of ¢ Auition-~ sale—balanve on confirma of purchaser. F Guardian ef the peryons and estates MRS. FE. W.P. KEENEY, nd Frank Keeney, minors. . ie rene 2d. 1¥81. J. M. Walling, Attorney. 83 E. H. Gaylord, torney and Counseldér at Law. best Ligmors amd Cigars. i OFFICE AT COURT. Lous & WALI.. at private sale, to the highest Court, on or after WEDNESDAY, Septem. He and furn AT’ Ge Misse Goat and . Child aid G Uvers Pat'd We: Elec Suffer! Debili diseas tC VNse8 tinin, ties, bk Ruptu Organ eases . Spee * health tric a ~ Struct: thorou with ti . have t @al an: who hi oT a a