September 21, 1860 (4 pages)

om ase” Sew ner k Pe _RAPFLING A LANDSCAPE—That exquisite painting by-Mr. Lee, which we men}4#8th-itweighed no: more than it did one} tioned a few mornir*s since, and which 60 . vator Mill and the picturesque scenery in its immediate neighborhood,. is on raffle at the . Drama Saloon of Messrs. Peitee and Fan © ston. “Chances only one dollar, atd’only six. ty of them. ‘Lovers of the beautiful in-art, try your luck ! : “ LADIES FoR WasHor.—Mrs. Clark, lady of Mr. Jacob Clark, formerly of the vicinity ‘Gef Nevada, now in Washoe, with her child, @enother lady and two little girls, left for the @)and of silver yesterday morning. They traveled in a wagon, ourfriend, John K. Sales, cting-as escort and Master of the Horse. _ Play their journey be prosperous. . BalLEY Hovse.—The largest and grandMest architevtural triumph of Nevada is the 4PBailey House, now nearly up to the top of Pythe last story, and which, as we méntioned a “ew days ago, is situsted on the corner of road and Bridge streets, fronting.on Broad. t is the only brick hotel, expressly intended nd constructed for a hotel; ever erected in Nevada, and-its plan, as well as we can judge ° it, is admire'y caleulated for the purpose ‘}o which it is to be applied. It already forms #B tall and majestie-feature in the tout ensem= ‘We of onr city. poeeemiaemnal ©) FrxtsniNe.—The beautiful brick building, _Gfecently. erected by John Williams, Esq., d which occupies such a commanding sit-. WMation on Rigby Hill, is about receiving the 7Pst touches of plasterers nnd painters, and 7Pill soon be occupied: It is, indeed, an ar_@hitectural ornament to our city, of which, “br one, we are proud. ~~ ORNAMENPATION. —The splendid. brick Block, corner of Broad and Pine, the property f Messrs. Kidd & Knox. is undergoing a horough painting and pencilling.iar ure, two, «young it ded inthis ty, wader pc culiar circummstanees;’ 'The:child was about . the arrival of ite mother and the rest of the . . family actoss the plains. At the time of its year from the time of its birth, and in bedy ‘and limbs “was but-little latger. It never walked or talked but was entirely helpless ‘during its whole existence, much more than ordinary infants. Te sufferings of the little creature were intense, ind ‘eontinued with but little relief or cessation until its death, at which time it was emaciated to a shadow: Uts suffering was caused by certain malformations which were attributable to causes. brought on by a severe sickness of the child’s mother for some.weeks before its birth, the parent traveling upon a rough road and. lying much of the time in the wagon. “The conaequence of the malformation was that some of the organs. were almost entirely useless. . . There was also a great absence of muscular power in the ehild, which was brought about by the same cause. A part of the necessury organs of articulatiou were also wanting. Among other changes, much of the fluid im}bibed by the sufferer was driveii by unnatural process through the skin, and tiis.is said to have caused its death, the organs thus, doubly worked becoming worn out and causing a fatal result by consimption. The first’ display of disorder of the child after its birth was in dlarming fits, for which it was ut first treated, und it was a_case-which, for sometime defied the investigation of the physicians. Throughout this long and heavy the afflicted little daughter with a tendérness, patience and devotion, which only a mother could have shown. The same spirit was also shown by the other members of the family, and the poor cripple, notwithstanding many years of trouble, anxiety, and watching it had ciusd, was the pet of the household, and its loss was most severely felt. The little thing was quite ‘intelligent, and evidently appreciated the kindness shown it. One child was born during the lifetime of the deceased. Stockton Republican. . —— trial, the unfortunate. mother has cared for . OF KENTUCKY. . POR VICE PRESIDENT, +. OF OREGON. STALE ELECTORS : tea yonio F. Coronel., ..Los Angeles Zach. Montgoijery)..:...8utter Allen P. Dudley..... Calaveras a y k fe County Nominations. J FOR SENATOR, PHILIP MOORE, of Nevada. . FOR ASSEMBLYMEN,J. M. GROVE, of Little York M. A. V. INHAM, of Bridgeport. ,. E. MESORLEY; of Rough & Ready. _L, L. BLACKWELL, Eureka. 5 H. M. MOORE, Bar Ka. _ BUSINESS DIRECTORY. — Advertisements. Published in the “Transcript.” [Correeted weekly. } ny BANKERS. ” ‘Wo Mutford © Co. J.C. Birdseye & Co. Cc. George W. Kidd. ~~. Si 2 ; CLOTHIERS. 4 a Xs Block & Co. Cheap John. : DAGUERREAN. A. Liebert; Mrs. Rudolph. 2 PHYSICIANS. R.M. Hunt,” SS i. Hant, H. H. Wickes, SA. Trautmann, Wm. Randall. ~~ , DENTIST. é a J \ Dr. Levason. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. : H. H. Wickes & Co. _ Rudolph & Hunt. E. F. Spence te q . ve HARDWARE: in Ve Tallman & Turner, . “ W.-H\. Crawford & Co. os / BILL POSTER. Jerome H. Cook. ee HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. G.®. Lancaster, Grush & Parker, 45 4y é a PERSONAL. — Our old Marysville friend, eco. H. Beach, whé wrote so many good tters for the press, some months ago, unding the excellences of the Henness Pass, ‘#eve-us a call yesterday. He has become ‘ enthusiastic Republican and hia present ‘Business is soliciting subscriptions. to the ‘BMarysvi'le Appeal, 11 which, he asserts, that Be has extraordinary success. He is in-ex@ellent health JUDGE SMITH also gave us a call yesteray, and, to our astonishment and somewhat > our vexation, informed us ‘that he had ndoned the tripod of the , Grass Valley ational. It is a misfortune to the editorial “Profession to. lose such a fine acholar and “@miable gentleman from its ranks. / i > _ A KING For THE CanaDaS.—Some of our @temporaries, moralizing on the progress of je Prince of Wales through the British ovinces, predict that he will shortly be inated as Viceroy 8f United British North “Mpperica. ‘Those who hold this opinion do fet understand the temper of the colonists. Phey are inteasely loyal—in words, and as igainst foreign natiuns, such ae the United Mates. But as between themselves and Great Gkitaii,; they are, and ought to be, imbued fith a very strong local patriotism and a deé, ided jealousy of British interference. For early twenty years, indeed, ever since self oFerument was inaugurated in Canada, each ssive English Governor ha’ been more-. yuapopular an the last.The best English G nor theyever‘had was Lord Elgin, andhey nearly &toned to death. The reason simple. Canadians are at heart freemen and rats. They want to govern themselves. have the intelligence and capacity to do Weed they Know it. As it is, their Governore mpossess very little real power—no' more @mthe Queen in England; they merely draw Gm $30,000 a year, for vbeying the orders e elective Parliamerit: ‘and yet they are ptually reviled by the local papers. Our Colmer poraries may depend upon it, that an a : pt to convert Canada into a Viceroyalty MRG@@{reland would result in a rebellion, far WOME serious in its character than that of \ *8, at the British Proviaces, will shortly be ume or confederated. there is every reason toMMieve. Railroads will effect that. But th@lixecutive chief of the whole will not be ted by England, but elected by the th North American people. No-Prince ver rate over Canada. — Harper's Weckly. ee ETE A ec ATTEMPT TO Poison GARIBALDI.—Letters from Palermo say that certain persons tried to poison Gen. Garibaldi with a beautifully arranged cake. This was discovered to the General by an old woman. “Twelve persons, among them four priests, were arrested A dog, to whom a piece of the cake was thrown, died immediately. _AMAN lately received twenty lashes, well town. The culprit, instead of bellowing when the constable applied the lash, laughed immoderately, which made the angry officer lay on with harder force. On giving him the twentiethjblow the enraged officer could stand it no longer . = a “Well, here, mister,” said the offended officer, “ I've dune my duty, and I can lick ye ne more, but I'd just like to know what it is that’s so funny 1” “Funny !” roared the other, “why it’s excellent. You've got the wrong Smith. I ain't the man that was to be whipped ; it’s the other one. You'll have it all to do over again. Ha! ha?’ In one day, lately, tuere were no less than fifteen deaths from. sunstroke in Mobile, Alaheat, bathed her face in ice water. and died in about ten minutes afterwards. A BEAUTIFUL Exrracr.—The following consin Farmer: yo To the mpjority of men we are satisfied thatthe soil is nothing but dirt; but te, the chemist who knows its origin, its nature and capabilities, itis a wonderful ‘inixture of those beautiful elements, which in their evervarying forms, become the ambient air, the liquid ocean, the precious opak,the amethyst, ‘and the still more precious diamoid; or delicate blue-bell and violet, the amaranth, the lilly and the-rose-bud; the spear of blue grass und the cedar of Lebanon ; or again, the ruby ‘lip, the love ht eye, the noble pulpitating heaxt, and more wonderful bran. These dre the jewels of which the soil is composed, and out of which the husbandman strives to force the food hutger craves. Henceforth, as be turns furrews in his field, let the sleep of his thoughts be. broken by thé reflection that the earth thus stirred up “by his plougshare, is doubtless composed in part of the ashes of his ancestral heroes, whose deeds are a hisare the plastic materiel out-ef which we are buitding the bodies of {ized to-day. and several of them weré immediately shat.-. laid on, at the whipping post in an Engl ama. A lady, suffering from the extreme . beautiful paragraph is taken from the Wistory of the past, and whose mortal reraaitis . ° JOSEPH KANE,DRUG AND BOOK STORE. 2 é < —lasey nico ip } ‘f sf, a ee be Ta pocket No UR We sn A FULL ASSORTMENTOF ‘ i FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICE. enantiomer taal H. H. WICKES & CO. DR. H. HL. WICKES, ATTENDING PHYSICIAN. Cormer-of Broad and Pine Streets; Nevada." Opposition is the Life of Tradé. ~NEW STAGE LINES =, . J. 8. McCUR WOULDGIVE Mt natice that on Y¥; Sept a after MONr 2ith, he wilt -_ put on aline of Stages hetw Ysville ; ving Nevada > ‘pEvery Monday, VW esday and:Friday . Mornings, at 6% 8’clock, . ge “RetumingLéaves Marysville alternate daya> By taking thjsLine(Passengers can go through to Sacramento in-ONE DAY, saving titne and money. “ = fo —— 1 Fareto Marysville.: save es ceved oe 8,00 OfricE—UNITED STATE OTEL, Broad Street, Nevada. ~\ 818-tf ow 2 TO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC. ~—_ CALIFORNIA STAGE CO. a The st es of this Company” tees) will sean their office, at ‘the oo ro NATIONAL EXCHANGE, on ~ Broad street, Nevada City, . “FOR SACRAMENTO CITY., va Leaves Nevada-at . o'clock, A. M., and arriving Ei at Sacramento in ti or the 2 o’clock boats for San Francisco. ~ FOR MARYSVILLE. Py A LIEBERT, DAGUERREAN . public of Nevada and vicinity, that he » 48 before, the most: beautiful and natural pictures 6f all kinds, as well as can be in the State, and at CHEAPER RATES than here ofore. ; Life Size Photographs taken and painted in oil of pastil colors. cay * e gre him the superiority: over every Operator in his place, and ESPECIALLY OVER HIS PUP. RE CENTLY ESTABLISHED HERE. zt fr He has on hand a beauiiful assortment ot inds of Cases and Goid Lockets. all k ' Come‘all and see the pictures of the best Gal. . leries, and you will decide which is the bést. Instrucéions given in every branch of the Art.’ : thi 85-tf CHEAP PICTURES! The Ambrotype and. Daguerrean_Rooms,_ EO Be 21 Comihercial ; street, . VV ILL BE CLOSED ON THE 20tn OF OCT., ’ as the undersigned will relinquish the business at thattime. Until then i Likenesses will be Taken AT LESS “THAN ONE-HALF THE USUAL: PRICES. Now is the TIME to have taken atNevada, Sept. 6-1m our picture RUDOLPIHV’S _Ambrotype Gallery. ART AMID THE SIERRAS. HBLIOGRAPHY. TM! SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE citizens of Nevada county, and the people of Gallery, and is the State, that he has refitted h now prepared to take all kinds of pietures known te.the Heliographi¢ Art, unsurpassed in the ‘world; that he has made new arran aments for persons-coming from distant parts of the State__. satisfaction is het-given, he will not Only not charge for work, but will pay them for their time and trouble in calling. ane ae ~ ‘These arrangements have-been made in view of the fact that the country is flocked with upskilful operators, whose work is not on wauting in~ chemical effeet. and it gr that constitutes a good picture, but owing to the improper nee of Leaves the above named offite, every. morning, at 8 o’clock, ego! by Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, Empiré Ranch and Long Bar, and arriving at Marysville in time to connect with the Company’s 2 o’clock stages to Shasta. . oy =i oe L) ’ LAWYERS. J. I. Caldwell, a 0 <3 ee: T. B. McFarland. ee HARNESS MAKER. H.W.Galvin. re Sargent & Niles. _ Hil Sie ’ E. W. Mastin, GROCERIES, &c. T. Ellard Beans & Co. Wall & Newman. LIVERY STABLES. John A. Lancaste:. PAINTING. Frederick Mansell, G. E. Withington. cee SALOONS. Patterson & Johnaon. TAILORING. B. Fogerty. \ CIGAR DEALER. \ Lewis Brothers. ee T@NSONRIAL ares. _E. Meyer & M. Cachot; ". Gillet.*‘Blaze,”” SURVEYOR. J. L. Gamble. — . BOOK BINDER. Frank A. Leonard. _ MEAT MARKET. A. MoAliister. ene 8TAGE LINR, John-K.Sale€ Co. “Charles Kent. EXPRESS. John Paitison, Agent for Langton’s and Pons. TALLMAN & TURNER, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA. STOVES, TIN AND HARDWARE Lead Pipe, Hydraulic Pipes, &e. _Copper Work and Jobbing done.to order ‘with. neatness and despatch. sep? tf Plugging, QO*® stopping with pure Gold, small cavitica, ‘ 32,50. Large as per agreement? All other kinds of fillings such as Platina, Silver, Suecedaniam Cement, Gutta Percha. Fee however large $2550 at DR. LEV-ASON’S office, up stairs, corner Commercial street, Nevada. © gept7 Printers’ Furnishing.House. CHARLES. F. ROBBINS, a : DEALERIN TYPE AND PRESSES. No. liland 118Clay street, between Sansome and Battery, SAN FRKRANCHSCO. Agent for-Geo. Bruce’s Type, E. RB. Webb & Co’s Printing Material, and the Ruggles Pres™ Company’s unrivallsd Machinery s5-ly G. E. WITHINGTON, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, i USE PAINTING promptly attended té.— 41 e dealer in VP; Hanginys, Curtain FisturesAc. &e. At the fect cf Broad at, Nevada. 7 sepl0 Leaves every morning at 7 0 clock for North San Juan, Camptonville and Forest City. FOR ORLEANS FLAT. . Leaves every day at 7 o’clock A. M., via Bell’s Ranch, Humbug City, Wolsey’s Flat, Moore’s Flat, and arriving at Orleans Flat at 12 M. Returning, Leaves Orleans. Flat at 8 o’clock A. M. arriving at Nevada at 1 o’clock, connecting with" the 3 sville and Sacramento Stages, AMES HAWORTH, Pres't. C. 8. Co. W. 8. McRosperts, Agent, Nevada. ; STAGE LINE BETWEEN NEVADA AND VIRGINIA CITY. i! , ARE NOW RUNNING A tri-weekly line of Stages, from Nevada to Jackson's Ranch, where tke stages connect with anexcellent. _ } Saddle "Train Which forwards sengers to Virginia City.— The-proprietors expect to run the aioe route by the ist of October.’ : Leaves Nevada Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat. urdays, at 4 o’clock, A. M.iste fe Yireinia City on the evenings of thi low a The padsoon i at resent, lie over night at Jackson’s. The traveling is all by daylight. Ex. ress matter and Freight promptly forwarded; “by stage and by freight wagons. septs-tf HO! TEAMSTERS! USE HUCKS & LAMBERT’S CELEBRAEED PATENT AXLE GREASE! ‘TINHE PIO® ONEER AND ONLY RELIABLE “ article iz#the miarket! Specially prepared for heavy wood axlea, and WAKRANTED NOT * To be had holé al and retail, of © To wholesale and re 70 y ail ” “FULLER & HEATHER, » 65-3ma No. 28 K. street, Sacramento. Pacific Mail Steamship Comp’s LiNE TO PANAMA, : Connecting via the Steamer-of the Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Company, at Aspinwall. Kor New York. Having Spare-Steamers at San Francisco and Panama. DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET WHARF. The iiagnificent Steamship UNCLE SAM, W. F. LAPIDGE, Commander. Will leave Folsom street wharf, with Passengers and Treasure, on ERIDAY, Sept’r. 21st, FOR PANAMA, at 9 o’clock, A. M. and connect via Panama Railroad at with steamship for NEW YORK.‘Through tickets can be obtained, Railroad Co. and Atlantic and Pa Cu. have authorized us Agents ticketa. ‘Treasure for shipment will be reecivg’ on board the steamship until 12 o’clock (nidnight) on Mon day, Sept. }0th. : Xo merchandise freight will be reeelvcd on board atter 3 o’clock, P. y., Sept. .0th, and a written or. der must.pe prectred at the Cumpany’s Office fer its shipment. For Freight or Passage apply tc : F¥ORBES & BABCOCK, Agtuts. Cor: Sacramento and Leidesdorf sts , San Francisco. ag Panama r the sale of Dr. Levason’s Preparnptiens Sp the Teeth and-Gums may be had at tiis ofbest style by all the various proce <}uown; rome of which are as follows. Steamehip . he chemicals eniployé “ishable and worthless. to callon {‘m at his rooms, in Grass where he willbe found in all kinds of weather, » they are rendered Valley, ready at all times, and to take pictures in the « Broad Street, ite the Hotel. de Paris” Nevada, would reapactlalt? ftorai bie coc, and would gay to all such, that provided perfec, ~~ x7 His long experience in the Daguerrean Art — The public are invited ~_ ss eth is Seat a TESTE TH “Ambrotypes, Photographs, “RANEOPES, MELAINOTYPES, Stercoscopic Pictures and Sunlight Paintings on Mica. 3 pte Leather tures. Old pictitves copied —e and rendered imperishable. ews of buildings, mining “claime, ete., taken at the shortest notice. ~ Deveased persons taken in the mest appro: priate manner, INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN of the art at and.-Oil Cleth Picfall departments T. 3. WOOD'S, Mil street: Grass Valley, Sept. 11-tf ms nots ‘i . LADIES’ AND GENTS’ HAIR DRESSING SALOON. E “MEYER & M. CACHOT, BROAD &t., je & few doors above Wall & Néwman’s, have just opened a Hair Dressing Saloon, where gentle men can rely upon having their Hair cut in an artistic manner. A new style of SHAMPOO has been introducéd by them which they wurrant to enreemty clean and cool the heads of their cus mers. . Perfumery. They also have a complete. and select assortgut Ge Perfumery, Combs, Hair and ‘Tooth Brushes, &c., &c. ‘Particular atteption has been given to articles of LADIES’ TOILETTE. Ladies’ Department. . ae separate apartineut has been provided for a Ladies’ H. .s Ls air Dressing Saloon, where Mr, Meyer, who has a long Parisian experieuce in this de partment, will dress Ladies’ Muir, uot in the ordinafy mechauical manner of barbers who pre tend to be hair dressers, but in an axtistic man ner, and suited to the particular expression of phy slognomy ofeach particular person. They will also attend to the calls of ladica who wish tu have their hair dressed at their residences. Wigs, Tdnpees, Braids and Curls. A full assortment of all colors always on hand and adjusted in a perfeetly natural manner. 86-tf i “MEYER & CACHOT. French Hair Dressing Saleon. } AIR CUTTING in the neatest style at San Francisco Prices, 50 8. For Sale—Pomades, Hait Oits, Toilet and Sbxving Soap, genuine Lubin’s extracts. Also; Kny lish Razors, warranted. * Neveds. Sept. 6, 60.—Im FOR SALE, ( NE6INCH PUMP,METALLIC BUCKETS, works 2 to 5 teet sttoke ; ia in good order, . with working-rod aud bean ; rollers, guides uel frame complete ; Shafting, epur-wheel and pu ion, Bob-and-Bob fraiue, toget he r with 200 Ecct of heavy G-inch Pipe, Being the Machinery of the Live-Ouk Shaft Will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. Inquire of — BIRDSBYE & CO, 30 Midu strev _ Bevada Bept 6-tf : Fer Sale. NEVADA TUNNEL, WASHOE. 19 AND A RALP Fott in the Nevada Tun 1 nel or Justice chains, situated near Virginia city, Washoe, will be xuld cheap tor CAST, if carly application ig made. Enquire st the DAILY TRANSCRIPT OF FACE, Commercial sireet, Nevada city. na reptio sare ae A Notice. R. LEVASON Dentist end Nervo Galvenict I for the benefit of those who Live at a disti tice will attend/Am his office every day in the week wid at all houss, so that his fricnde end patients m:¥ fice, Or ef SPANCE, Vrugyist, Kroud street, Nevada : Gey? not be disappointed. COflce over Block & Coa store, Comzacrzinl strect, . : BERT FELIX GILLET, Pine Street. eile ae ste dy secanigaene eyo P OES Mateo oP ic alas

om ase” Sew ner k Pe _RAPFLING A LANDSCAPE—That exquisite painting by-Mr. Lee, which we men}4#8th-itweighed no: more than it did one} tioned a few mornir*s since, and which 60 . vator Mill and the picturesque scenery in its immediate neighborhood,. is on raffle at the . Drama Saloon of Messrs. Peitee and Fan © ston. “Chances only one dollar, atd’only six. ty of them. ‘Lovers of the beautiful in-art, try your luck ! : “ LADIES FoR WasHor.—Mrs. Clark, lady of Mr. Jacob Clark, formerly of the vicinity ‘Gef Nevada, now in Washoe, with her child, @enother lady and two little girls, left for the @)and of silver yesterday morning. They traveled in a wagon, ourfriend, John K. Sales, cting-as escort and Master of the Horse. _ Play their journey be prosperous. . BalLEY Hovse.—The largest and grandMest architevtural triumph of Nevada is the 4PBailey House, now nearly up to the top of Pythe last story, and which, as we méntioned a “ew days ago, is situsted on the corner of road and Bridge streets, fronting.on Broad. t is the only brick hotel, expressly intended nd constructed for a hotel; ever erected in Nevada, and-its plan, as well as we can judge ° it, is admire'y caleulated for the purpose ‘}o which it is to be applied. It already forms #B tall and majestie-feature in the tout ensem= ‘We of onr city. poeeemiaemnal ©) FrxtsniNe.—The beautiful brick building, _Gfecently. erected by John Williams, Esq., d which occupies such a commanding sit-. WMation on Rigby Hill, is about receiving the 7Pst touches of plasterers nnd painters, and 7Pill soon be occupied: It is, indeed, an ar_@hitectural ornament to our city, of which, “br one, we are proud. ~~ ORNAMENPATION. —The splendid. brick Block, corner of Broad and Pine, the property f Messrs. Kidd & Knox. is undergoing a horough painting and pencilling.iar ure, two, «young it ded inthis ty, wader pc culiar circummstanees;’ 'The:child was about . the arrival of ite mother and the rest of the . . family actoss the plains. At the time of its year from the time of its birth, and in bedy ‘and limbs “was but-little latger. It never walked or talked but was entirely helpless ‘during its whole existence, much more than ordinary infants. Te sufferings of the little creature were intense, ind ‘eontinued with but little relief or cessation until its death, at which time it was emaciated to a shadow: Uts suffering was caused by certain malformations which were attributable to causes. brought on by a severe sickness of the child’s mother for some.weeks before its birth, the parent traveling upon a rough road and. lying much of the time in the wagon. “The conaequence of the malformation was that some of the organs. were almost entirely useless. . . There was also a great absence of muscular power in the ehild, which was brought about by the same cause. A part of the necessury organs of articulatiou were also wanting. Among other changes, much of the fluid im}bibed by the sufferer was driveii by unnatural process through the skin, and tiis.is said to have caused its death, the organs thus, doubly worked becoming worn out and causing a fatal result by consimption. The first’ display of disorder of the child after its birth was in dlarming fits, for which it was ut first treated, und it was a_case-which, for sometime defied the investigation of the physicians. Throughout this long and heavy the afflicted little daughter with a tendérness, patience and devotion, which only a mother could have shown. The same spirit was also shown by the other members of the family, and the poor cripple, notwithstanding many years of trouble, anxiety, and watching it had ciusd, was the pet of the household, and its loss was most severely felt. The little thing was quite ‘intelligent, and evidently appreciated the kindness shown it. One child was born during the lifetime of the deceased. Stockton Republican. . —— trial, the unfortunate. mother has cared for . OF KENTUCKY. . POR VICE PRESIDENT, +. OF OREGON. STALE ELECTORS : tea yonio F. Coronel.., ...Los Angeles Zach. Montgoijery)...:......8utter Allen P. Dudley......... Calaveras a y k fe County Nominations. J FOR SENATOR, PHILIP MOORE, of Nevada. . FOR ASSEMBLYMEN,J. M. GROVE, of Little York M. A. V. INHAM, of Bridgeport. ,. E. MESORLEY; of Rough & Ready. _L, L. BLACKWELL, Eureka. 5 H. M. MOORE, Bar Ka. _ BUSINESS DIRECTORY. — Advertisements. Published in the “Transcript.” [Correeted weekly. } ny BANKERS. ” ‘Wo Mutford © Co. J.C. Birdseye & Co. Cc. George W. Kidd. ~~. Si 2 ; CLOTHIERS. 4 a Xs Block & Co. Cheap John. : DAGUERREAN. A. Liebert; Mrs. Rudolph. 2 PHYSICIANS. R.M. Hunt,” SS i. Hant, H. H. Wickes, SA. Trautmann, Wm. Randall. ~~ , DENTIST. é a J \ Dr. Levason. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. : H. H. Wickes & Co. _ Rudolph & Hunt. E. F. Spence te q . ve HARDWARE: in Ve Tallman & Turner, . “ W.-H\. Crawford & Co. os / BILL POSTER. Jerome H. Cook. ee HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. G.®. Lancaster, Grush & Parker, 45 4y é a PERSONAL. — Our old Marysville friend, eco. H. Beach, whé wrote so many good tters for the press, some months ago, unding the excellences of the Henness Pass, ‘#eve-us a call yesterday. He has become ‘ enthusiastic Republican and hia present ‘Business is soliciting subscriptions. to the ‘BMarysvi'le Appeal, 11 which, he asserts, that Be has extraordinary success. He is in-ex@ellent health JUDGE SMITH also gave us a call yesteray, and, to our astonishment and somewhat > our vexation, informed us ‘that he had ndoned the tripod of the , Grass Valley ational. It is a misfortune to the editorial “Profession to. lose such a fine acholar and “@miable gentleman from its ranks. / i > _ A KING For THE CanaDaS.—Some of our @temporaries, moralizing on the progress of je Prince of Wales through the British ovinces, predict that he will shortly be inated as Viceroy 8f United British North “Mpperica. ‘Those who hold this opinion do fet understand the temper of the colonists. Phey are inteasely loyal—in words, and as igainst foreign natiuns, such ae the United Mates. But as between themselves and Great Gkitaii,; they are, and ought to be, imbued fith a very strong local patriotism and a deé, ided jealousy of British interference. For early twenty years, indeed, ever since self oFerument was inaugurated in Canada, each ssive English Governor ha’ been more-. yuapopular an the last.The best English G nor theyever‘had was Lord Elgin, andhey nearly &toned to death. The reason simple. Canadians are at heart freemen and rats. They want to govern themselves. have the intelligence and capacity to do Weed they Know it. As it is, their Governore mpossess very little real power—no' more @mthe Queen in England; they merely draw Gm $30,000 a year, for vbeying the orders e elective Parliamerit: ‘and yet they are ptually reviled by the local papers. Our Colmer poraries may depend upon it, that an a : pt to convert Canada into a Viceroyalty MRG@@{reland would result in a rebellion, far WOME serious in its character than that of \ *8, at the British Proviaces, will shortly be ume or confederated. there is every reason toMMieve. Railroads will effect that. But th@lixecutive chief of the whole will not be ted by England, but elected by the th North American people. No-Prince ver rate over Canada. — Harper's Weckly. ee ETE A ec ATTEMPT TO Poison GARIBALDI.—Letters from Palermo say that certain persons tried to poison Gen. Garibaldi with a beautifully arranged cake. This was discovered to the General by an old woman. “Twelve persons, among them four priests, were arrested A dog, to whom a piece of the cake was thrown, died immediately. _AMAN lately received twenty lashes, well town. The culprit, instead of bellowing when the constable applied the lash, laughed immoderately, which made the angry officer lay on with harder force. On giving him the twentiethjblow the enraged officer could stand it no longer . = a “Well, here, mister,” said the offended officer, “ I've dune my duty, and I can lick ye ne more, but I'd just like to know what it is that’s so funny 1” “Funny !” roared the other, “why it’s excellent. You've got the wrong Smith. I ain't the man that was to be whipped ; it’s the other one. You'll have it all to do over again. Ha! ha?’ In one day, lately, tuere were no less than fifteen deaths from. sunstroke in Mobile, Alaheat, bathed her face in ice water. and died in about ten minutes afterwards. A BEAUTIFUL Exrracr.—The following consin Farmer: yo To the mpjority of men we are satisfied thatthe soil is nothing but dirt; but te, the chemist who knows its origin, its nature and capabilities, itis a wonderful ‘inixture of those beautiful elements, which in their evervarying forms, become the ambient air, the liquid ocean, the precious opak,the amethyst, ‘and the still more precious diamoid; or delicate blue-bell and violet, the amaranth, the lilly and the-rose-bud; the spear of blue grass und the cedar of Lebanon ; or again, the ruby ‘lip, the love ht eye, the noble pulpitating heaxt, and more wonderful bran. These dre the jewels of which the soil is composed, and out of which the husbandman strives to force the food hutger craves. Henceforth, as be turns furrews in his field, let the sleep of his thoughts be. broken by thé reflection that the earth thus stirred up “by his plougshare, is doubtless composed in part of the ashes of his ancestral heroes, whose deeds are a hisare the plastic materiel out-ef which we are buitding the bodies of {ized to-day. and several of them weré immediately shat.-. laid on, at the whipping post in an Engl ama. A lady, suffering from the extreme . beautiful paragraph is taken from the Wistory of the past, and whose mortal reraaitis . ° JOSEPH KANE,DRUG AND BOOK STORE. 2 é < —lasey nico ip } ‘f sf, a ee be Ta pocket No UR We sn A FULL ASSORTMENTOF ‘ i FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICE. enantiomer taal H. H. WICKES & CO. DR. H. HL. WICKES, ATTENDING PHYSICIAN. Cormer-of Broad and Pine Streets; Nevada." Opposition is the Life of Tradé. ~NEW STAGE LINES =, . J. 8. McCUR WOULDGIVE Mt natice that on Y¥; Sept a after MONr 2ith, he wilt -_ put on aline of Stages hetw Ysville ; ving Nevada > ‘pEvery Monday, VW esday and:Friday . Mornings, at 6% 8’clock, . ge “RetumingLéaves Marysville alternate daya> By taking thjsLine(Passengers can go through to Sacramento in-ONE DAY, saving titne and money. “ = fo —— 1 Fareto Marysville..: save es ceved oe 8,00 OfricE—UNITED STATE OTEL, Broad Street, Nevada. ~\ 818-tf ow 2 TO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC. ~—_ CALIFORNIA STAGE CO. a The st es of this Company” tees) will sean their office, at ‘the oo ro NATIONAL EXCHANGE, on ~ Broad street, Nevada City, . “FOR SACRAMENTO CITY., va Leaves Nevada-at . o'clock, A. M., and arriving Ei at Sacramento in ti or the 2 o’clock boats for San Francisco. ~ FOR MARYSVILLE. Py A LIEBERT, DAGUERREAN . public of Nevada and vicinity, that he » 48 before, the most: beautiful and natural

pictures 6f all kinds, as well as can be in the State, and at CHEAPER RATES than here ofore. ; Life Size Photographs taken and painted in oil of pastil colors. cay * e gre him the superiority: over every Operator in his place, and ESPECIALLY OVER HIS PUP. RE CENTLY ESTABLISHED HERE. zt fr He has on hand a beauiiful assortment ot inds of Cases and Goid Lockets. all k ' Come‘all and see the pictures of the best Gal. . leries, and you will decide which is the bést. Instrucéions given in every branch of the Art.’ : thi 85-tf CHEAP PICTURES! The Ambrotype and. Daguerrean_Rooms,_ EO Be 21 Comihercial ; street, . VV ILL BE CLOSED ON THE 20tn OF OCT., ’ as the undersigned will relinquish the business at thattime. Until then i Likenesses will be Taken AT LESS “THAN ONE-HALF THE USUAL: PRICES. Now is the TIME to have taken atNevada, Sept. 6-1m our picture RUDOLPIHV’S _Ambrotype Gallery. ART AMID THE SIERRAS. HBLIOGRAPHY. TM! SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE citizens of Nevada county, and the people of Gallery, and is the State, that he has refitted h now prepared to take all kinds of pietures known te.the Heliographi¢ Art, unsurpassed in the ‘world; that he has made new arran aments for persons-coming from distant parts of the State__. satisfaction is het-given, he will not Only not charge for work, but will pay them for their time and trouble in calling. ane ae ~ ‘These arrangements have-been made in view of the fact that the country is flocked with upskilful operators, whose work is not on wauting in~ chemical effeet. and it gr that constitutes a good picture, but owing to the improper nee of Leaves the above named offite, every. morning, at 8 o’clock, ego! by Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, Empiré Ranch and Long Bar, and arriving at Marysville in time to connect with the Company’s 2 o’clock stages to Shasta. . oy =i oe L) ’ LAWYERS. J. I. Caldwell, a 0 <3 ee: T. B. McFarland. ee HARNESS MAKER. H.W.Galvin. re Sargent & Niles. _ Hil Sie ’ E. W. Mastin, GROCERIES, &c. T. Ellard Beans & Co. Wall & Newman. LIVERY STABLES. John A. Lancaste:. PAINTING. Frederick Mansell, G. E. Withington. cee SALOONS. Patterson & Johnaon. TAILORING. B. Fogerty. \ CIGAR DEALER. \ Lewis Brothers. ee T@NSONRIAL ares. _E. Meyer & M. Cachot; ". Gillet.*‘Blaze,”” SURVEYOR. J. L. Gamble. — . BOOK BINDER. Frank A. Leonard. _ MEAT MARKET. A. MoAliister. ene 8TAGE LINR, John-K.Sale€ Co. “Charles Kent. EXPRESS. John Paitison, Agent for Langton’s and Pons. TALLMAN & TURNER, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA. STOVES, TIN AND HARDWARE Lead Pipe, Hydraulic Pipes, &e. _Copper Work and Jobbing done.to order ‘with. neatness and despatch. sep? tf Plugging, QO*® stopping with pure Gold, small cavitica, ‘ 32,50. Large as per agreement? All other kinds of fillings such as Platina, Silver, Suecedaniam Cement, Gutta Percha. Fee however large $2550 at DR. LEV-ASON’S office, up stairs, corner Commercial street, Nevada. © gept7 Printers’ Furnishing.House. CHARLES. F. ROBBINS, a : DEALERIN TYPE AND PRESSES. No. liland 118Clay street, between Sansome and Battery, SAN FRKRANCHSCO. Agent for-Geo. Bruce’s Type, E. RB. Webb & Co’s Printing Material, and the Ruggles Pres™ Company’s unrivallsd Machinery s5-ly G. E. WITHINGTON, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, i USE PAINTING promptly attended té.— 41 e dealer in VP; Hanginys, Curtain FisturesAc. &e. At the fect cf Broad at, Nevada. 7 sepl0 Leaves every morning at 7 0 clock for North San Juan, Camptonville and Forest City. FOR ORLEANS FLAT. . Leaves every day at 7 o’clock A. M., via Bell’s Ranch, Humbug City, Wolsey’s Flat, Moore’s Flat, and arriving at Orleans Flat at 12 M. Returning, Leaves Orleans. Flat at 8 o’clock A. M. arriving at Nevada at 1 o’clock, connecting with" the 3 sville and Sacramento Stages, AMES HAWORTH, Pres't. C. 8. Co. W. 8. McRosperts, Agent, Nevada. ; STAGE LINE BETWEEN NEVADA AND VIRGINIA CITY. i! , ARE NOW RUNNING A tri-weekly line of Stages, from Nevada to Jackson's Ranch, where tke stages connect with anexcellent. _ } Saddle "Train Which forwards sengers to Virginia City.— The-proprietors expect to run the aioe route by the ist of October.’ : Leaves Nevada Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat. urdays, at 4 o’clock, A. M.iste fe Yireinia City on the evenings of thi low a The padsoon i at resent, lie over night at Jackson’s. The traveling is all by daylight. Ex. ress matter and Freight promptly forwarded; “by stage and by freight wagons. septs-tf HO! TEAMSTERS! USE HUCKS & LAMBERT’S CELEBRAEED PATENT AXLE GREASE! ‘TINHE PIO® ONEER AND ONLY RELIABLE “ article iz#the miarket! Specially prepared for heavy wood axlea, and WAKRANTED NOT * To be had holé al and retail, of © To wholesale and re 70 y ail ” “FULLER & HEATHER, » 65-3ma No. 28 K. street, Sacramento. Pacific Mail Steamship Comp’s LiNE TO PANAMA, : Connecting via the Steamer-of the Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Company, at Aspinwall. Kor New York. Having Spare-Steamers at San Francisco and Panama. DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET WHARF. The iiagnificent Steamship UNCLE SAM, W. F. LAPIDGE, Commander. Will leave Folsom street wharf, with Passengers and Treasure, on ERIDAY, Sept’r. 21st, FOR PANAMA, at 9 o’clock, A. M. and connect via Panama Railroad at with steamship for NEW YORK.‘Through tickets can be obtained, Railroad Co. and Atlantic and Pa Cu. have authorized us Agents ticketa. ‘Treasure for shipment will be reecivg’ on board the steamship until 12 o’clock (nidnight) on Mon day, Sept. }0th. : Xo merchandise freight will be reeelvcd on board atter 3 o’clock, P. y., Sept. .0th, and a written or. der must.pe prectred at the Cumpany’s Office fer its shipment. For Freight or Passage apply tc : F¥ORBES & BABCOCK, Agtuts. Cor: Sacramento and Leidesdorf sts , San Francisco. ag Panama r the sale of Dr. Levason’s Preparnptiens Sp the Teeth and-Gums may be had at tiis ofbest style by all the various proce <}uown; rome of which are as follows. Steamehip . he chemicals eniployé “ishable and worthless. to callon {‘m at his rooms, in Grass where he willbe found in all kinds of weather, » they are rendered Valley, ready at all times, and to take pictures in the « Broad Street, ite the Hotel. de Paris” Nevada, would reapactlalt? ftorai bie coc, and would gay to all such, that provided perfec, ~~ x7 His long experience in the Daguerrean Art — The public are invited ~_ ss eth is Seat a TESTE TH “Ambrotypes, Photographs, “RANEOPES, MELAINOTYPES, Stercoscopic Pictures and Sunlight Paintings on Mica. 3 pte Leather tures. Old pictitves copied —e and rendered imperishable. ews of buildings, mining “claime, ete., taken at the shortest notice. ~ Deveased persons taken in the mest appro: priate manner, INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN of the art at and.-Oil Cleth Picfall departments T. 3. WOOD'S, Mil street: Grass Valley, Sept. 11-tf ms nots ‘i . LADIES’ AND GENTS’ HAIR DRESSING SALOON. E “MEYER & M. CACHOT, BROAD &t., je & few doors above Wall & Néwman’s, have just opened a Hair Dressing Saloon, where gentle men can rely upon having their Hair cut in an artistic manner. A new style of SHAMPOO has been introducéd by them which they wurrant to enreemty clean and cool the heads of their cus mers. . Perfumery. They also have a complete. and select assortgut Ge Perfumery, Combs, Hair and ‘Tooth Brushes, &c., &c. ‘Particular atteption has been given to articles of LADIES’ TOILETTE. Ladies’ Department. . ae separate apartineut has been provided for a Ladies’ H. .s Ls air Dressing Saloon, where Mr, Meyer, who has a long Parisian experieuce in this de partment, will dress Ladies’ Muir, uot in the ordinafy mechauical manner of barbers who pre tend to be hair dressers, but in an axtistic man ner, and suited to the particular expression of phy slognomy ofeach particular person. They will also attend to the calls of ladica who wish tu have their hair dressed at their residences. Wigs, Tdnpees, Braids and Curls. A full assortment of all colors always on hand and adjusted in a perfeetly natural manner. 86-tf i “MEYER & CACHOT. French Hair Dressing Saleon. } AIR CUTTING in the neatest style at San Francisco Prices, 50 8. For Sale—Pomades, Hait Oits, Toilet and Sbxving Soap, genuine Lubin’s extracts. Also; Kny lish Razors, warranted. * Neveds. Sept. 6, 60.—Im FOR SALE, ( NE6INCH PUMP,METALLIC BUCKETS, works 2 to 5 teet sttoke ; ia in good order, . with working-rod aud bean ; rollers, guides uel frame complete ; Shafting, epur-wheel and pu ion, Bob-and-Bob fraiue, toget he r with 200 Ecct of heavy G-inch Pipe, Being the Machinery of the Live-Ouk Shaft Will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. Inquire of — BIRDSBYE & CO, 30 Midu strev _ Bevada Bept 6-tf : Fer Sale. NEVADA TUNNEL, WASHOE. 19 AND A RALP Fott in the Nevada Tun 1 nel or Justice chains, situated near Virginia city, Washoe, will be xuld cheap tor CAST, if carly application ig made. Enquire st the DAILY TRANSCRIPT OF FACE, Commercial sireet, Nevada city. na reptio sare ae A Notice. R. LEVASON Dentist end Nervo Galvenict I for the benefit of those who Live at a disti tice will attend/Am his office every day in the week wid at all houss, so that his fricnde end patients m:¥ fice, Or ef SPANCE, Vrugyist, Kroud street, Nevada : Gey? not be disappointed. COflce over Block & Coa store, Comzacrzinl strect, . : BERT FELIX GILLET, Pine Street. eile ae ste dy secanigaene eyo P OES Mateo oP ic alas