September 8, 1874 (4 pages)

eon ned, slongeceas; pubitponar. . Pe OkaL ’ Mrs DOW Es. ited blic: yt) fic. * Ip. ry, Lies da rs Ariver itie eat reRE cee brig chol nak Ati aid ne. Rcsaneararee} NEVADA CITY, CAL. atsteneryene Target i LOCAL AFFAIRS. _ ‘Po-day the Transchrer ‘enters upon, its’ twenty-ninth Volume, The 2 paper ‘is the ‘oldest of any inthe epunty,’ Its coarse during the four‘tdén years of its existence is “wéll ‘known'to the people of the county. ‘What it has been in the past it wil _@ontinue to be in the future, viz:— ‘A reliable representative -of thd lo. ‘y cal interests of our city and county. paper only curing the time the last f—+ volume was published, tut ‘thé senior SS member of the firm. assisted in its ‘establishment, so the PBlicy’ of—thez ‘paperwill not be changed. We propose to devote or best energies to. ~ ward developing the varied indus: tries of this section, and by so dying a think our mission. will be better ful filled than were our Space’ devoted to matters of but, little intetest to the county. Feeling: gratitied with the success-so far met with, we propose ' continuing a course that will comthe welfare.of the county. >? ‘Khe Railroad., the conviction ‘that the railroad is a certainty.’-The officers have shown their. confidénce in the _ enterprise by authorizing the Presi“dent ta advertise for bids payable: halfin coin and half in the bonds of .s.the. company, and-the people are showing their confidence by beliey1ng.-thebonds.-are~poods At least there will be ‘considerable competition in, bidding for contracts, If the Work can be secured in this manner, P= thereisvo doubt but the road will) be built. The Trackee Republican says a number of citizens of that They have men in Truckee who haye. the experience necessary—te enguge in such an enterprise, -Things louk very encouraging just now; and alt We are informed by private*letter, . from a friend in Grass. Vatley, that the entertuinments given on Satur~~ day and -Monday evenings were the best ever seen there. lhe writer says the entertainments throughout are chaste and of the first order. He “had good houses both nights, and the people are loud ia their praises of the &xcellence of his performances. The well kpown reputation of Vivian will no doubt crowd the Theatre on the first night of his appearance here. Such artists seldom visit this focality. Let all turn out and hear him, > +. The Siiver Mine. Parties who went to the place of this new discovery since our notice of the same lust week, have returned to this city, and have brought specimens of rock from the ledge with them. The width is supposed to be, as at first stated) fifty feet.— There is a streak through the middle of it of about seven inches in thick\ ness, which is very rich and assays a large amount. The place where the ledge exists is as yet known only toafew. As svon as the discoverers make a location, they will-muke the place public, and allow those speculatively inclined to invest a little in the prospect. Spelling Class. The following pupils of the First Intermediate scuool, wrote correct. ly thirty-three words selected by the members of the class, from the read.ing lesson, on FridaySept 4th: ft Samuel Porter, George Pascoe, John Clancey, Maggie Coughtan, ‘Mary Kendrichs, Emina Dreyfuss, Eula Greeley, Hattie Hoskins, Belle Price, Mary -Baldridge, Mugyzie Madigan, Frank Bigelow. : Necessaries. ' The necessaries of life have to be purchased whettier times are duilor. > lively, There is but little ditfereuce in different piaces. ‘Lhe foliowing applies here as well as elsewhere: “How's business now?” inquired one Nashville merchant of anuther, the other fday. ‘“‘Duil, fearfally dull,”’ was the reply. . ‘The fact 1s, ~ nobody buys anything just now but = = Ghe Daily Transerips!” '. work;,work light. A young girl pre-. ‘fGo to Nivens’ new stand, corner “< Wehave been connected withthe} aand the support of all-interested in . People have generally settled . cs down to Linatlosst three caacs-ontot five, death by i place intend bidding for the contract. { are hopeful for the future, * . P . FULLY at LENDED TO. . SIPK’NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL . WAGON AND HORSES A . Uruer is Offered for gule ulars inquire at the or at BLASAUF’S BREWEKY® New Cigar and Tobacco Stand. cau ve found’s splendid assortment of* Imported and Domestic Cigars. Girl Wantea. A girl wanted to do general “houseDISTRICT FAIR. ——AT — NORTHERN: MAR Monday, Sept 14th, 1874, tferred.For further parziculars. en“@tire gt the Daily Transcrrrr Of~~ ae ote 7 a Broad and Pine streets for the -begt cigars in town. ' SPEED-PROGRAMME: . Monday.:. Sept 14. No. 1. RUNNING RACE—Free for sil 3-year olds owned in the District July 1, 1874; . dest 2 in 3, Z = au g27 Children’s Pictures, ks Made ia two seconds, by Mrs. Rudolph, Photogra) her. a2 —. — «2 see es eesas Carriage for Sale. First [reniium. $74; A second hand top’ buggy for sale ound, $30; third, 320, No. 2. Rach AGAINST TIME—S€Ce thus circuinstanced suffer cHiefly from ¢x haustion. It may Be-that. the depleting allopaths, the do.nothing homeopaths, and the Pluvious hydropaths haye each in turn ‘taken these ubfortunat. 81nhand, and that : all these “paths” have only brought them . Parse-.... ‘sesececse ess G250 00 “heurer to death’s duor. What, then, is to . . First premium, $150; sec. be done for them? What do they need? . ond, $75; third, $25, Their real needs are three—invigoration, No. 4 TRO’ TING HACE — Free A Sune Wea os for all; 2.miles and repeat; regulation, puriticution;=and these three for horses owned in the . Festorative processes are the direct and sim-« District July 1, 1874, seaman os « reswee sss, 925000 First preniinm, $150; sec© ond; $75; third, $25. : Wednesday Sept 16. No. 6. PACING RACE—Best 3 in : 5; free for a1] pacers.ownedin the District duly 21,1874. Pure. 465.0. $20000 No. 3, TROTTING RACE—Best. ~ 3inS ;to harness; for horses owned in thé-District July 1, 1874, that never beat 3 minutes. ultaneons results.ot a persistent and daiy . Use of the most efficient: and agreeable of all vege table* tonics and-ulterati yes, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. It is not too. much to say that multitudes die of. their uebility whose lives might have been saved by a course of this Vitalizing, elixir. iuedinin.] ingredients cousist of the finest tonics, bjood-deterge.ts and laxatives = premium. $100; ee .which the botanic kingdom can supply, . No, 6, MEANING RAGE tice for und the vehicle by whicu they are ditfasea . Sy beat ei § through the syste is the PUrest Stluiuiuut . -PGIS6.,.5. ever manutactured for medical purposes, First premium. $100; secThe effect of ‘the Bitters is to inc.ease the oud, $15; thiru, $26, appetite, improve the. digestion, tone anu Thursday eenee “s Sept 17. regulate the liver, keep the buwels moder: . No, i. TROTTING.RAGE =Best" = ately fre, Drace the nerves, ariest eluaciation, cheer the depressed spirits, str ngiher the constitution and prolong life. Death from_mere debility and physical Tis . . 3ind;free for ali horses that neVer beat 2:30. . & First premium, $150; second, +100; third, $50 meevenet TROTTING RAGE —Bestin 6; tree fur all horses owned iu the District, Juiy 1, 1874, that never have Deatdecuy is, ‘Noe 8. default, which a timely r. sort to" HMostet: ter’s Bitters might have prevented, : — No, 9. LADIES’ TOURNAMENP————For the most guillful. * -»-, and/accomplished equestriene; towhom we-will, on decision of the Judge , ay : ‘ ; four premiui.s. First prem: : j Aum, $40; second, $30; third Acknowledgments Taken. / $20; fourth, $10. : 1 No. 10. TRUTVING RACE—Best 3 tn 5;-free-tor aH —-rxtattions COrLECTION or ACCOUNTS ard CON. ViEYANCING PROMPLLY and CAKE. ‘REAL ESTATE AGENCY, . ——{indisor owned int 7 ; f Blackbird included. : WUACGe. nc: ek. $250 OO S. B. c? ' : ~~ DAVENPORT, y First premium, $150; pecNotary Public and Justice of the ond, $75; third, $25, Peace. /. Saturday.. sce -. Sept 19, No. 11. TRUTTING RACE— Best 3 in 5; free to ail double teams owned bythe same OFFICE ON BROAD STREET, OPPo7 Nevada City, Sept. 1, 1874. a person and used as such in the District. Z : Ss ik! i PP Pe op eee .«$100 00 First premium, $75; sec. FOR SALE. . ond, $35, No. 12. TROTTING RACE—Five i. Miles out; free for all, : Purse.. sesses200 00 First premium, $100; second $75; third, $25. OX SEVEN OCTAVE°UPRIGRT PI. ANO, in perfect order, One FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE, nearly new. “A 2 One SINGLE BUGGY.’ Oue SIX HORSE WAGON. One SADDLE HORSE, Enquire of M. RILEY ger’s Feed store, CONDITIONS. Trotting and Pacing to be governed by the By-laws, Rulea and Regulations of the Natioval Association, : Running Races by the Rules of the State Agricultural Society, E Al: entries can be made st the Secretary’s office, atany time before 6 P. M., September 5th. ‘ven per-cent. premium will be required at the time of making the entry. All entries aieny te the approval of the Board of Directors, 2 A horse distancing the field, or any part . Of the same, shall only be eutitled to the at Moody & Steon Main Street. — NOTICE. All persons indebted to me are requested to settl. immediately aud save costs. Nevada, Sept, 2d, 1874. M. RILEY. AUCTION alae first money, CO MMISSIO N STORE. The following counties comprise the ECOND HAND’ FURNITURE Bought Northern Distri¢t: Butte, Colusa, Del Norte, and Sold. Humbolt, Klamatu. Lake, Lassen, Mendocino, Nevuda, Nap, Placer, Flamas, Shasia, Sierra, Siskiyou; Sonoma, « Solane, Sutter, Vehama, ‘trinity, Yolo and Yuba. By order of the Boaru. D.E. KNIGHT, President. Wa G Murpny, Secr ta y. a22 Room Nu. 6, Odd Feliows’ Building. DRUGS, MEDICINES, AND MINING CHEMICALS, — wi AND, LEAD AND CLAY CRUCIBLES, KD AT NEVADA DRUG STORE, E. M. PRESTON, _ APOTHECARY AND DEALER IN Paints, Oils, Varnish, Paris White, Cement Whiting, Plaster Paris, &c. &c. . Also, a full assortment of Choice Liquors, for medicinal purposes. Perfume and Toilet Articles in Great Variety. : Prescriptiong hours, N.W. Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. Property insured against loss by fire ut the lowest rates by 4.8. HOLBROOK,’ Broad Street, opposite the Bank, Nevad,. LUMRER WAGON WITH A SPAN OF HOKSEs AND HAKNLSs, in fine cheap. For particTRANSCOIPT OFFICE atu 7 ARCHIE NIVENS. So j carefully compounded at all AS opened a Cigar Stand, on the cor= ’ ner of Broad aud Pine pireets, where E.M. PRESTON, Also the finust brands of Fire Insurance Ageut. provisions and .whisky—the bare necessaries of life, as it Were’.”’ : Widow Lady Wantea.: A widow lady withoat children, ean find a good home on application to the Taanscarer vilie. Wages will be given and work light. sepS-tf CHEWISG AND SMOKING TO‘will be sold at the lowest market rates. removed to the new Cigar Store. Nevada,’June 27th. ma BACCO, PIPES, ETC., ETC, ‘ The stock is of the choicest kind, and House For Sale. ‘ large fine residence, situated in NevaA da City. Containing 9 rooms, celiar ‘bath room,closets &c. One-half acre lot,also . ® @reat variety of choice fruit on the premis‘es. ., Terms cash. The Telegraph Office has been a23 Apply to.J. M. WALLIXNG . al2 ARCHIE NIVENS.Real Eatate Agent, o YSVILLE! Rtg wae Sao an wiiveaas tteeceesess S150 OO -sssese +: 8200 00 ee epee $300 00 _ 70n 2:50, : af i gee .--$200 00 \ General Insurance Agency, rinay pe ada '. BOTH LIFE AND FIRE, Prides. Sept 18. Si ua lars, etc.at L: Masonic Building, -_ Cor Pine & Commercial Streets, Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN cheap. Inquire at this office. _ Four minutes; free for all; “> k sf ar she a * to gous they. please; each Dru S Ee 4 -__-horge--to go sing)y; the a Tan 2 oo 2 oe ee ee Death by Default, = “horse nearest four minutey — ~ es : Fe : na, a = fee eee Ee to win;-enttte “to einai as 7; 4 Weary of prescriptions that do no good, — open until the first faim 4 ye « ’ Agricultur al = : Era and perplexed by the ouititude-of medical . < —— Starts. Entrance, $5, ee as e ; mmés,. go ee theories advanced by disagreeing “doctors, as BO eee cere eee 50-00] _ aa ee 1 . thousands of invalids become despondént First premium ,$30; second, Imp ements, and hopeless. Many of those who are $20. = Mining “Chemicals, . Patent Medicines, &e. &. A. full line of CHOICE PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAPs, ’ TOILET POWDER, -COLOGNE SETs, COMBS, ERUSHES, }PAINTS, OILS, : VARNISHES, WINDOW. GLASS, __ BOOKS ! . BLANK BoaKs, ._ SCHOOL BOOKS, GIFT BOOKS, at the Lowest Terms, STATIONERY, Gold Pens, * Steel Pens, Letter and Note Paper, Legal Cap, = Bill Cap, Envelopes. ~ &e, &ee re Bethesda Water! Taken from the Celebrated Min-’ eral Springs of Waukesha, Wisconcin, This Water is.one of the best and most wonderful curative agents known to the MATERIA MEDICA in all diseases of the Kid. neys and Bladder or any secondary symptoms growing out of such derangements ag Dyspepsia, Dropsy,. Liver Dersngement, Billiousness, Costivenéss and all cther diseases. Huudreds of Testimoniafé are added every day by persons of note who have beat cured by the use of Bethesda Water. Says ; It will, cure every disease of the Kidmeys, direct or remote. U8, Senator Windom, of Maine, testifies to its efficiency in his case of Kidney trouble of over twenty years standing» *He was cured in ten days. e5,) Prof. Williaed Parker of New Yor, Colthe Hospital to be supplicd with Bethesda Water. ——Its curative properties proven in huvdreds of well authenticated cases. For farther information apply for circaBELL & BELDEN’S, Agents for Bethesda Water. > Be. Ke. Ke. —__ PAINT BRUSHES. . School Libraries supplied Drawing Paper, © Judge Field of the U. 8. Supreme Court, . lege'and Hospital. The acknowledged head of the profession jin America, has ordered . : the City Water Works. s » PA, LARGE STOCK. OF HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE, AT THE OLD STAND, Opposite the Tales Hotel, MAIN STREET, Nevada City. IRON AND STEEL,NAILS AND SHOVELS, WHEELBARROWS, "Made to order and Tarred, Doors & Windows GLASS & euTTY, _— WHITE jLEAD, ~-Linseed, Lard and Castor Oil, : ‘Sole Agent for the _ MIXED FOR USE, ¢ a ene POWDER, Giant, California. and Eastern, te _ Agent for the WEED SEWING MACHINE THE BEST MADRE,Always in stock, SPOOL COTTON, SILK, AND NEEDLES for the varions Machines inuse. Cs Agent for A. 8. Hallidie’s WIRE ROPE! At Manufacturers’ Prices and Freight. WOODEN and WILLOW CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS. t Call and Examine my prices : Before making purchases elsewhere. CANSAVE COIN! By Doing So. Tin Ware made and Repaired. GAS AND WATER PIPE of ail kinds always on hand ahd connections made with Rope, all sizes, Blocks & Sheaves . HYDRAULIC PIPE. Rubber Hose, Relting & Packing Sherman & Hyde, Cor. Kearney & Sutter Sts., San Francisey. “" Wholesalé end Retifil Music Dealers. Weber Pianos are the Best -And: are now used in Concerts by all of fend for Descriptive Circular. — ‘Bell & Belden’s Column. W. H Crawford’s P neg ad : a. ORGANS, “Ig the only FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENT, Sola at Four ‘Hundred: Dollars! HE Square Pianos are 7} octave, and . T embraces all Modern Improvements, such as elegant Rosewood Case, Beautiful Mouldings, Full tron Frame,;-Carved Legs and Lyre, Overstrung Bass, Agraffe Urebie, etc. Length 6 fect 10 inches; width, 3 feet : 6 inchea, and areFULLY WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS. Agents wanted in every county county in the State tor the : Celebrated Standard Orgau! Whith. for Volun:eféf Tone, “Beauty ‘of Cage, Buperistity—ofWorkrmansli p, Ke gance of Finish and Durability, : hone 3 BREVALEED > We keep eonstantly on hand a@ good ar. Reliable Cheap Pianos, ‘SEVEN AND A HALF OCTAVE, AGRAYEE TREBLE, MADE FRUM THE BEST SEASONED MATERIAL AND FULLY WARRANTED, Prices as low as worthless Pianos can be obtained elsewhere, = PIANOS AND ORGANS ~ SOLD ON EASY INSTALLMEN(S, ix DESIRED. { Call and see us before purehasi ng, sepl SHERMAN & HYDE, — CHAS, E, MULLOY ANSON W. LESTER. Lester & Mulloy, — Wholevalé and Retail Dealers, --IN—— ie, GROCERIES. HARDWARE, CROCKERY, "Fine Wines and-Whiskies. E KEEP ON HAND CONSTANTLY A LAWGE and varied Stock of the ,abov line of Guodg. No, 52 Broad Street, NEVADA CITY. Nevada, July 15, 1874. J. M, WALLING, —-AND— Justice of the Peace. 1 EARCHING RECORDS, ABSTRACTING . kK 2 AND CONVEYANCING promptly atten ded to. : : Accounts collected. Also Agert for: PACIFIO: FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY AND COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANU) CO. OF LONDOs. Parties desiring to SELL, PURCHASE oR REST PROPERIY will find it to tue sd vantage to call at my office. Office NO 62 Broad Street, . Nex City, LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, BUISTABLISHED A. D. 1720, = Cash Assets, $13,000,000 — Fire Risks at Current Ratos C2083 & CO. General Agents. No. 31:3 California Street, San-Franciwa pate‘LESTER & MULLOY , Agents for Nevada City. Nevada, Aug. 11,1874. Kechnie,in the Painting business is this dus dissolved by yautual cousent. ness will be carried on xs usual at the’ ol, §.aud,on Broad sirect, bs G. ls. Witbisgtor. : All persons jn-ei ted to the late fir: are ev. qgueeted to settle immediately w.th G. 1. : W. H CRAWFORD Withington, and all persons having a: » th PUNY, I Dissolution, ~~HE co-partnership heretotore existin. -hetween G. E. Withington and C. hcthe bue nands against eaid firm will present the 5 to him tor payment, G, E, WITHING LON, ©. M: KECHNS&. 27 and 29 Main Strect. q Nevada, Aug. 19tb, 1+74. ir .* 4 6 ¥ The Sherman & Hyde ‘Piano,

eon ned, slongeceas; pubitponar. . Pe OkaL ’ Mrs DOW Es. ited blic: yt) fic. * Ip. ry, Lies da rs Ariver itie eat reRE cee brig chol nak Ati aid ne. Rcsaneararee} NEVADA CITY, CAL. atsteneryene Target i LOCAL AFFAIRS. _ ‘Po-day the Transchrer ‘enters upon, its’ twenty-ninth Volume, The 2 paper ‘is the ‘oldest of any inthe epunty,’ Its coarse during the four‘tdén years of its existence is “wéll ‘known'to the people of the county. ‘What it has been in the past it wil _@ontinue to be in the future, viz:— ‘A reliable representative -of thd lo. ‘y cal interests of our city and county. paper only curing the time the last f—+ volume was published, tut ‘thé senior SS member of the firm. assisted in its ‘establishment, so the PBlicy’ of—thez ‘paperwill not be changed. We propose to devote or best energies to. ~ ward developing the varied indus: tries of this section, and by so dying a think our mission. will be better ful filled than were our Space’ devoted to matters of but, little intetest to the county. Feeling: gratitied with the success-so far met with, we propose ' continuing a course that will comthe welfare.of the county. >? ‘Khe Railroad., the conviction ‘that the railroad is a certainty.’-The officers have shown their. confidénce in the _ enterprise by authorizing the Presi“dent ta advertise for bids payable: halfin coin and half in the bonds of .s.the. company, and-the people are showing their confidence by beliey1ng.-thebonds.-are~poods At least there will be ‘considerable competition in, bidding for contracts, If the Work can be secured in this manner, P= thereisvo doubt but the road will) be built. The Trackee Republican says a number of citizens of that They have men in Truckee who haye. the experience necessary—te enguge in such an enterprise, -Things louk very encouraging just now; and alt We are informed by private*letter, . from a friend in Grass. Vatley, that the entertuinments given on Satur~~ day and -Monday evenings were the best ever seen there.. lhe writer says the entertainments throughout are chaste and of the first order. He “had good houses both nights, and the people are loud ia their praises of the &xcellence of his performances. The well kpown reputation of Vivian will no doubt crowd the Theatre on the first night of his appearance here. Such artists seldom visit this focality. Let all turn out and hear him, > +. The Siiver Mine. Parties who went to the place of this new discovery since our notice of the same lust week, have returned to this city, and have brought specimens of rock from the ledge with them. The width is supposed to be, as at first stated) fifty feet.— There is a streak through the middle of it of about seven inches in thick\ ness, which is very rich and assays a large amount. The place where the ledge exists is as yet known only toafew. As svon as the discoverers make a location, they will-muke the place public, and allow those speculatively inclined to invest a little in the prospect. Spelling Class. The following pupils of the First Intermediate scuool, wrote correct. ly thirty-three words selected by the members of the class, from the read.ing lesson, on FridaySept 4th: ft Samuel Porter, George Pascoe, John Clancey, Maggie Coughtan, ‘Mary Kendrichs, Emina Dreyfuss, Eula Greeley, Hattie Hoskins, Belle Price, Mary -Baldridge, Mugyzie Madigan, Frank Bigelow. : Necessaries. ' The necessaries of life have to be purchased whettier times are duilor. > lively, There is but little ditfereuce in different piaces. ‘Lhe foliowing applies here as well as elsewhere: “How's business now?” inquired one Nashville merchant of anuther, the other fday. ‘“‘Duil, fearfally dull,”’ was the reply. . ‘The fact 1s, ~ nobody buys anything just now but = = Ghe Daily Transerips!” '. work;,work light. A young girl pre-. ‘fGo to Nivens’ new stand, corner “< Wehave been connected withthe} aand the support of all-interested in . People have generally settled . cs down to Linatlosst three caacs-ontot five, death by i place intend bidding for the contract. { are hopeful for the future, * . P . FULLY at LENDED TO. . SIPK’NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL . WAGON AND HORSES A . Uruer is Offered for gule ulars inquire at the or at BLASAUF’S BREWEKY® New Cigar and Tobacco Stand. cau ve found’s splendid assortment of* Imported and Domestic Cigars. Girl Wantea. A girl wanted to do general “houseDISTRICT FAIR. ——AT — NORTHERN: MAR Monday, Sept 14th, 1874, tferred.For further parziculars. en“@tire gt the Daily Transcrrrr Of~~ ae ote 7 a Broad and Pine streets for the -begt cigars in town. ' SPEED-PROGRAMME: . Monday.:.. Sept 14. No. 1. RUNNING RACE—Free for sil 3-year olds owned in the District July 1, 1874; . dest 2 in 3, Z = au g27 Children’s Pictures, ks Made ia two seconds, by Mrs. Rudolph, Photogra) her. a2 —. — «2 see es eesas Carriage for Sale. First [reniium. $74; A second hand top’ buggy for sale ound, $30; third, 320, No. 2. Rach AGAINST TIME—S€Ce thus circuinstanced suffer cHiefly from ¢x haustion. It may Be-that. the depleting allopaths, the do.nothing homeopaths, and the Pluvious hydropaths haye each in turn ‘taken these ubfortunat. 81nhand, and that : all these “paths” have only brought them . Parse-....... ‘sesececse ess G250 00 “heurer to death’s duor. What, then, is to . . First premium, $150; sec. be done for them? What do they need? . ond, $75; third, $25, Their real needs are three—invigoration, No. 4 TRO’ TING HACE — Free A Sune Wea os for all; 2.miles and repeat; regulation, puriticution;=and these three for horses owned in the . Festorative processes are the direct and sim-« District July 1, 1874, seaman os « reswee sss, 925000 First preniinm, $150; sec© ond; $75; third, $25. : Wednesday Sept 16. No. 6. PACING RACE—Best 3 in : 5; free for a1] pacers.ownedin the District duly 21,1874. Pure.. 465.0.. $20000 No. 3, TROTTING RACE—Best. ~ 3inS ;to harness; for horses owned in thé-District July 1, 1874, that never beat 3 minutes. ultaneons results.ot a persistent and daiy . Use of the most efficient: and agreeable of all vege table* tonics and-ulterati yes, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. It is not too. much to say that multitudes die of. their uebility whose lives might have been saved by a course of this Vitalizing, elixir. iuedinin.] ingredients cousist of the finest tonics, bjood-deterge.ts and laxatives = premium. $100; ee .which the botanic kingdom can supply, . No, 6, MEANING RAGE tice for und the vehicle by whicu they are ditfasea . Sy beat ei § through the syste is the PUrest Stluiuiuut . -PGIS6..,..5. ever manutactured for medical purposes, First premium. $100; secThe effect of ‘the Bitters is to inc.ease the oud, $15; thiru, $26, appetite, improve the. digestion, tone anu Thursday eenee “s Sept 17. regulate the liver, keep the buwels moder: . No, i. TROTTING.RAGE =Best" = ately fre, Drace the nerves, ariest eluaciation, cheer the depressed spirits, str ngiher the constitution and prolong life. Death from_mere debility and physical Tis . . 3ind;free for ali horses that neVer beat 2:30. . & First premium, $150; second, +100; third, $50 meevenet TROTTING RAGE —Bestin 6; tree fur all horses owned iu the District, Juiy 1, 1874, that never have Deatdecuy is, ‘Noe 8. default, which a timely r. sort to" HMostet: ter’s Bitters might have prevented, : — No, 9. LADIES’ TOURNAMENP————For the most guillful. * -»-, and/accomplished equestriene; towhom we-will, on decision of the Judge , ay : ‘ ; four premiui.s. First prem: : j Aum, $40; second, $30; third Acknowledgments Taken. / $20; fourth, $10. : 1 No. 10. TRUTVING RACE—Best 3 tn 5;-free-tor aH —-rxtattions COrLECTION or ACCOUNTS ard CON. ViEYANCING PROMPLLY and CAKE. ‘REAL ESTATE AGENCY, . ——{indisor owned int 7 ; f Blackbird included. : WUACGe.. nc: ek. $250 OO S. B. c? ' : ~~ DAVENPORT, y First premium, $150; pecNotary Public and Justice of the ond, $75; third, $25, Peace. /. Saturday... sce -. Sept 19, No. 11. TRUTTING RACE— Best 3 in 5; free to ail double teams owned bythe same OFFICE ON BROAD STREET, OPPo7 Nevada City, Sept. 1, 1874. a person and used as such in the District. Z : Ss ik! i PP Pe op eee .«$100 00 First premium, $75; sec. FOR SALE. . ond, $35, No. 12. TROTTING RACE—Five i. Miles out; free for all, : Purse... sesses200 00 First premium, $100; second $75; third, $25. OX SEVEN OCTAVE°UPRIGRT PI. ANO, in perfect order, One FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE, nearly new. “A 2 One SINGLE BUGGY.’ Oue SIX HORSE WAGON. One SADDLE HORSE, Enquire of M. RILEY ger’s Feed store, CONDITIONS. Trotting and Pacing to be governed by the By-laws, Rulea and Regulations of the Natioval Association, : Running Races by the Rules of the State Agricultural Society, E Al: entries can be made st the Secretary’s office, atany time before 6 P. M., September 5th. ‘ven per-cent. premium will be required at the time of making the entry. All entries aieny te the approval of the Board of Directors, 2 A horse distancing the field, or any part . Of the same, shall only be eutitled to the at Moody & Steon Main Street. — NOTICE. All persons indebted to me are requested to settl. immediately aud save costs. Nevada, Sept, 2d, 1874. M. RILEY. AUCTION alae first money, CO MMISSIO N STORE. The following counties comprise the ECOND HAND’ FURNITURE Bought Northern Distri¢t: Butte, Colusa, Del Norte, and Sold. Humbolt, Klamatu. Lake, Lassen, Mendocino, Nevuda, Nap, Placer, Flamas, Shasia, Sierra, Siskiyou; Sonoma, « Solane, Sutter, Vehama, ‘trinity, Yolo and Yuba. By order of the Boaru. D.E. KNIGHT, President. Wa G Murpny, Secr ta y. a22 Room Nu. 6, Odd Feliows’ Building. DRUGS, MEDICINES,

AND MINING CHEMICALS, — wi AND, LEAD AND CLAY CRUCIBLES, KD AT NEVADA DRUG STORE, E. M. PRESTON, _ APOTHECARY AND DEALER IN Paints, Oils, Varnish, Paris White, Cement Whiting, Plaster Paris, &c. &c. . Also, a full assortment of Choice Liquors, for medicinal purposes. Perfume and Toilet Articles in Great Variety.. : Prescriptiong hours, N.W. Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. Property insured against loss by fire ut the lowest rates by 4.8. HOLBROOK,’ Broad Street, opposite the Bank, Nevad,. LUMRER WAGON WITH A SPAN OF HOKSEs AND HAKNLSs, in fine cheap. For particTRANSCOIPT OFFICE atu 7 ARCHIE NIVENS. So j carefully compounded at all AS opened a Cigar Stand, on the cor= ’ ner of Broad aud Pine pireets, where E.M. PRESTON, Also the finust brands of Fire Insurance Ageut. provisions and .whisky—the bare necessaries of life, as it Were’.”’ : Widow Lady Wantea.: A widow lady withoat children, ean find a good home on application to the Taanscarer vilie. Wages will be given and work light. sepS-tf CHEWISG AND SMOKING TO‘will be sold at the lowest market rates. removed to the new Cigar Store. Nevada,’June 27th. ma BACCO, PIPES, ETC., ETC, ‘ The stock is of the choicest kind, and House For Sale. ‘ large fine residence, situated in NevaA da City. Containing 9 rooms, celiar ‘bath room,closets &c. One-half acre lot,also . ® @reat variety of choice fruit on the premis‘es. ., Terms cash. The Telegraph Office has been a23 Apply to.J. M. WALLIXNG . al2 ARCHIE NIVENS.Real Eatate Agent, o YSVILLE! Rtg wae Sao an wiiveaas tteeceesess S150 OO -sssese +: 8200 00 ee epee $300 00 _ 70n 2:50, : af i gee .--$200 00 \ General Insurance Agency, rinay pe ada '. BOTH LIFE AND FIRE, Prides. Sept 18. Si ua lars, etc.at L: Masonic Building, -_ Cor Pine & Commercial Streets, Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN cheap. Inquire at this office. _ Four minutes; free for all; “> k sf ar she a * to gous they. please; each Dru S Ee 4 -__-horge--to go sing)y; the a Tan 2 oo 2 oe ee ee Death by Default, = “horse nearest four minutey — ~ es : Fe : na, a = fee eee Ee to win;-enttte “to einai as 7; 4 Weary of prescriptions that do no good, — open until the first faim 4 ye « ’ Agricultur al = : Era and perplexed by the ouititude-of medical . < —— Starts. Entrance, $5, ee as e ; mmés,. go ee theories advanced by disagreeing “doctors, as BO eee cere eee 50-00] _ aa ee 1 . thousands of invalids become despondént First premium ,$30; second, Imp ements, and hopeless. Many of those who are $20. = Mining “Chemicals, . Patent Medicines, &e. &. A. full line of CHOICE PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAPs, ’ TOILET POWDER, -COLOGNE SETs, COMBS, ERUSHES, }PAINTS, OILS, : VARNISHES, WINDOW. GLASS, __ BOOKS ! . BLANK BoaKs, ._ SCHOOL BOOKS, GIFT BOOKS, at the Lowest Terms, STATIONERY, Gold Pens, * Steel Pens, Letter and Note Paper, Legal Cap, = Bill Cap, Envelopes. ~ &e, &ee re Bethesda Water! Taken from the Celebrated Min-’ eral Springs of Waukesha, Wisconcin, This Water is.one of the best and most wonderful curative agents known to the MATERIA MEDICA in all diseases of the Kid. neys and Bladder or any secondary symptoms growing out of such derangements ag Dyspepsia, Dropsy,. Liver Dersngement, Billiousness, Costivenéss and all cther diseases. Huudreds of Testimoniafé are added every day by persons of note who have beat cured by the use of Bethesda Water. Says ; It will, cure every disease of the Kidmeys, direct or remote. U8, Senator Windom, of Maine, testifies to its efficiency in his case of Kidney trouble of over twenty years standing» *He was cured in ten days. e5,) Prof. Williaed Parker of New Yor, Colthe Hospital to be supplicd with Bethesda Water. ——Its curative properties proven in huvdreds of well authenticated cases. For farther information apply for circaBELL & BELDEN’S, Agents for Bethesda Water. > Be. Ke. Ke. —__ PAINT BRUSHES. . School Libraries supplied Drawing Paper, © Judge Field of the U. 8. Supreme Court, . lege'and Hospital. The acknowledged head of the profession jin America, has ordered . : the City Water Works. s » PA, LARGE STOCK. OF HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE, AT THE OLD STAND, Opposite the Tales Hotel, MAIN STREET, Nevada City. IRON AND STEEL,NAILS AND SHOVELS, WHEELBARROWS, "Made to order and Tarred, Doors & Windows GLASS & euTTY, _— WHITE jLEAD, ~-Linseed, Lard and Castor Oil, : ‘Sole Agent for the _ MIXED FOR USE, ¢ a ene POWDER, Giant, California. and Eastern, te _ Agent for the WEED SEWING MACHINE THE BEST MADRE,Always in stock, SPOOL COTTON, SILK, AND NEEDLES for the varions Machines inuse. Cs Agent for A. 8. Hallidie’s WIRE ROPE! At Manufacturers’ Prices and Freight. WOODEN and WILLOW CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS. t Call and Examine my prices : Before making purchases elsewhere. CANSAVE COIN! By Doing So. Tin Ware made and Repaired. GAS AND WATER PIPE of ail kinds always on hand ahd connections made with Rope, all sizes, Blocks & Sheaves . HYDRAULIC PIPE. Rubber Hose, Relting & Packing Sherman & Hyde, Cor. Kearney & Sutter Sts., San Francisey. “" Wholesalé end Retifil Music Dealers. Weber Pianos are the Best -And: are now used in Concerts by all of fend for Descriptive Circular. — ‘Bell & Belden’s Column. W. H Crawford’s P neg ad : a. ORGANS, “Ig the only FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENT, Sola at Four ‘Hundred: Dollars! HE Square Pianos are 7} octave, and . T embraces all Modern Improvements, such as elegant Rosewood Case, Beautiful Mouldings, Full tron Frame,;-Carved Legs and Lyre, Overstrung Bass, Agraffe Urebie, etc. Length 6 fect 10 inches; width, 3 feet : 6 inchea, and areFULLY WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS. Agents wanted in every county county in the State tor the : Celebrated Standard Orgau! Whith. for Volun:eféf Tone, “Beauty ‘of Cage, Buperistity—ofWorkrmansli p, Ke gance of Finish and Durability, : hone 3 BREVALEED > We keep eonstantly on hand a@ good ar. Reliable Cheap Pianos, ‘SEVEN AND A HALF OCTAVE, AGRAYEE TREBLE, MADE FRUM THE BEST SEASONED MATERIAL AND FULLY WARRANTED, Prices as low as worthless Pianos can be obtained elsewhere, = PIANOS AND ORGANS ~ SOLD ON EASY INSTALLMEN(S, ix DESIRED. { Call and see us before purehasi ng, sepl SHERMAN & HYDE, — CHAS, E, MULLOY ANSON W. LESTER. Lester & Mulloy, — Wholevalé and Retail Dealers, --IN—— ie, GROCERIES. HARDWARE, CROCKERY, "Fine Wines and-Whiskies. E KEEP ON HAND CONSTANTLY A LAWGE and varied Stock of the ,abov line of Guodg. No, 52 Broad Street, NEVADA CITY. Nevada, July 15, 1874. J. M, WALLING, —-AND— Justice of the Peace. 1 EARCHING RECORDS, ABSTRACTING . kK 2 AND CONVEYANCING promptly atten ded to. : : Accounts collected. Also Agert for: PACIFIO: FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY AND COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANU) CO. OF LONDOs. Parties desiring to SELL, PURCHASE oR REST PROPERIY will find it to tue sd vantage to call at my office. Office NO 62 Broad Street, . Nex City, LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, BUISTABLISHED A. D. 1720, = Cash Assets, $13,000,000 — Fire Risks at Current Ratos C2083 & CO. General Agents. No. 31:3 California Street, San-Franciwa pate‘LESTER & MULLOY , Agents for Nevada City. Nevada, Aug. 11,1874. Kechnie,in the Painting business is this dus dissolved by yautual cousent. ness will be carried on xs usual at the’ ol, §.aud,on Broad sirect, bs G. ls. Witbisgtor. : All persons jn-ei ted to the late fir: are ev. qgueeted to settle immediately w.th G. 1. : W. H CRAWFORD Withington, and all persons having a: » th PUNY, I Dissolution, ~~HE co-partnership heretotore existin. -hetween G. E. Withington and C. hcthe bue nands against eaid firm will present the 5 to him tor payment, G, E, WITHING LON, ©. M: KECHNS&. 27 and 29 Main Strect. q Nevada, Aug. 19tb, 1+74. ir .* 4 6 ¥ The Sherman & Hyde ‘Piano,