April 10, 1873 (4 pages)

6 ’ ‘ ‘ ‘2% AtD, ite Charpéey RT Y's Institute, Street, -[Adfew door Houke] ) lorff Street, d the afflicted cal aid, in Of all disIRDERS. 1. ’ 'Y RETURNS his numerous nd would take them tuat~ne titute for the Lungs, Livert-Urinary Or. 8, Viz: -Syphiges, Seminal consequences et, Strictures, ssi0nS, Sexual) ” ck and Loins; r and the Kid. his-tong-expe= + Will continue lit patroniuge, ars in Europe abled to #pply shilremedies 5. He uses no treats his pa‘able way, a nable veracity ~ bility and high ties consulting vill receive the i; and implicé nts, residing in any stant, who may » of Dr. Doher. and who think a Statement o-. ing 8 personaf sursadthat their BE HELD Sa. L. V the casé ‘ibed, persorral ecessary, as in. gimen, and the itself, (includwarded without r as to tonivey letter or parcel ms by letter or it cure guarana. . published an. dying his: wn lation to Impo, ort treatisé on Weakness. Ners consequent on ases Of the sex ork contain Sin 1¢ to all, wheth1 be sent FREE ents in postage RTY,; MSD. rancisco, Cal, ! ent to Placer ms. ‘FICE, \ ch 14,-1873.5 . , that GEORGE st office address aunty, California, or a Patent for own’s Hilt Plac, Placer Mines, pstrict, Nevada uships 15 and 16 unt Diablo Me» Plats and Field é,as follows :— d Brown's Hill point ina ResTree, ah inches YW 2.524 bate ky riation of mag30’-BK-10.79--chs d “B® No, 31:’ chains to a stake née N 3d= 30° W iarked “BC, No, 13.38 to a stake ‘hence N 55° £, urked * B.C. No. 13.15 chains to’ a * at place of be50 acres and beon 6, Township nd intheSE wnship 16 North, lo Meridian. y commencing at Townships 15 N. h Range 9 E on Thence East_ on s. Thence $95 W at the N W. tor: , making the closVuship post, N. To },,as follows, viz h a Reservoir.at 4 “from which the 1@ third paralldl~ s 15 North e10 East, bearsnt, ‘hence on? he Magnetic “ee$0’ E: 2.58 chains ked BC, No 49." chains to a Pine . 48." Thenee 5, take marked ‘B. id’ E 6.24 chains 6-0 Na. chains toa Suga Thence N 40° ke inarked ‘BC. 15’ £4.36 chainsto d “IC No 43."-chains to a suger ” Thence 8 svke marked ‘BC. )’ E 6.82 chains tv vo 40." Thence S ) & stake marke S 20> 00" W 6h ‘ked “BC No. 3d chains to~# sts Fhence N 5> #0) ake marked “B.C. > 00’ W 9,4 chains No; 35." Thence ‘sto the place of ng 43.29 ‘acres and ts 6,11, 12 and 15 }E Mount Diab pric or ade long plicant and his pre n accordance Wit! ad laws of You Be¥ reece’ & West and re bounded on the 1;0n. the south by, the East by claim nd Brown Brothers acant public lenis ine is bounded oF Hankin claims &) the other sides by s whose. el are tpublicland. . ie adverse claim ested to’ present the within 60 days frou tion hereof. _ RLAND, Register. . ttorneys. for Amph RAND, ad Daguerreas [sT, tographs and Amber Dest atyle of the Art yer Tam’s D cores : +t The Daily T NEVADA CITY, CGAL. N. P. BROWN. a BROWN & DEAL, vanseriy M. 8. DEAL. prBLISHERS AND. PROPRIETORS, Corner of Broad and Pine § “TERMS OF -FHE-FRANSCRIPT 7 One-Year+-in advance. ou. Six Months, ‘‘ Three Months, ‘ : Per week, Twenty-Five Cents. treets, --$10 00 » eGrak’s VALLEY. 2 HE undersigned returns his thanks to his old patrons for th Auburn Street Grocery Store, sincere leir past patronage,; and hopes to receive a. continuance of the kame. J shall endeavor on hand, in the future as in the past, every { article.usually found in a first class GRO. CERY AND PROVISION STGRE, and will-} scl them“at the lowest rates. r to keep WM. GEORGE. . Charter Oak Insurance Co., Capital, $10, 000, 000. Tam agent for the above named Com. pany, Which offers a new plan of it _ different and better than anything of the: kind ever offered to the public. bines both Life Insurance and Bank. isurance It comSavings WM. GEORGE, : WM. GEORGE, . Notary Public for Nevada County. Grass Valley July 16th, 1872. NATIONAL EXCHANGE! HOTEL, BROAD STREETS oo 2.s00-< NEVAD A CI J. A. LANCASTER, Proprietor Mees WELL KNOWN HOTEL ways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additic been made.to it, and been fitted up in eieIs A. ms have gant style. The Sleeping Rooms are large, siry and comfortable, and the Table will compare favorably.with that of any Hotel inthe State. The Proprietor will spare no ‘pains nor expense to render his guests comfortable. Stages-for all parts of theState hay. their Otlices at this Hotel The House is kept open. all night-for . the accommodation of the Traveling Publié; dilliard Tables and Bar connecte> with the Hotel. A share ef Public Patronage is respectfut ly solicited, * ie JOHN A. LANCASTER. DENTIST R&R Y~ ] RP. E. : an otfice,; HUGHSON has opened In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street Over Aschheim Bros? Store. He is Mechanical and Operative Dentistr latest and mostapprovea styles: _ _Artificial Toett Vulcanite and Aluminium.“ > Slaranteed as to quality prepared to perform all kinds. of ¥ 1 inserted on Gold, SP vor, Satisfaction atid price of work. Vietsmade at residence, if desired. Nevada, May 80tT, 1871. BROAD STREET MARKET. : <g) AMES COLLEY, Proprietor. Al ways supplied wlth the best-of BEEF, . : PORK, MUTTON AND VEAL. Orders filled froin Families and livered at their bouses. Givemeacall, ° _Nevada, March 7th DEALER IN pany VISIONS. JAMES COLLEY. 4 GROCERIES '& PRO. OPPOSITE METHODIST CHURCH, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, &"New and Fresh Goods received Week, from the Bay, Goods sold at the loy delivered free of charge, every. vest cash rates and o2 W00D RANCH FOR SALE. 4\IVE miles fror Ing 20) Tvons), twe houses, &Tes sowed ‘to outs #ud wheat f Apple Orchard of one a go0d birns, sheds n Nevada City, contain. acres With good boyse (six . and. out Fifty acres under fence, fifteen or lay. sin full . his é undred tree ; as F ve hundred ¢rape vines 7 years ; A : The whole, together. with t luple ae particulars apply to ERSONS j Furniture he farm Ments, for-one thousand dollars. For n want of anything in the line, from the tinest Bed Room and Parlor Sets } ~~ to Cor an buy the Calling on numon CHAIRS AND TABLES, in at extraordinary low rates by J. E. JOHNSTON. . Commercial Street. it “OGRAND CELEBRATION AT NEVADA CIT¥; FRIDAY, April 25th, 1975 ov. =a OUSTOMAH LODGE,6 00 are 3-0 NO. 16, I. O. O. F., rere Of Nevada City, WILL CELEBRATE THE & 4TH ANNIVERSARY oA —OF THE—" = BY PROCESSION, ORATION, --AND-. Dedication of the New Hall Orator of the Day, Past Grand Master W. H. HILL, OF OAKLAND, Chaplain, JOHN W. HINDS. Grand Marshal .of the Day, P. G@. JONATHAN CLARK, <Aids : P. &. PHILIP SELDNER. P. G., A. Ho PARKER: AND TO CONCLUDE WITH A Grand Ball! IN THE EVENING, AT BULLARD’S HALL. . The best of Music has been engaged for the day and evening, comprising Willis’ Band trom San’Franciscoyassisted by Mareus M. Blum, Mehden, the Cornetest, with Messrs. Muller and Carter, of Nevada. Invitation Gommittee. Meats de-+Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, Nevada City—F. H. HASKINS, JOHN PATTISON, W. R., COL, W. H. CRAWLORD, CHAS. ‘MARSH, M.S. DEAL. Union Encampment, No, 11, Grass Valley —FRANK G, BEATTY, HENKY H.IVANS. Auburn Encampment, Nv. 20, Dutch Flat -——F., K. KIDDER, W. FRATHEN. Moore’s’ Flat—B. D. BURT, W. J. CUMMINGS. Auburn Lodge, No. 7, Aubtirn—JOSEPH McLAUGHLILN, E. G. BRADBURY. —CHAS. HUGKING, 5. BEVERTON, Sierra Lodga, No. 24, Downieville—JAS. ZIMMERMAN) ADOLPH COHN, ° Mountain Rose Lodge, No. 26, Rough & Ready—J. M. FLINT, GEO. GRANT. Brook!yn Lodge, No. 26, You Bet—CHAS. H. HANKINS, G. K ATKINS. alles WATER, CHAS. ALLENBERG. . PULNAM. G. W. KOCH. . Olive Lodge, No. $1, Dutch Flat—J.E. . } SQUIRES, JAMES JAMISON, WOUDS H. LHOSE. te . Samaritan Lodge, No. 126, Washington. . J. JANSON, H. F. WILKINSON, Colfax Lodge, No. 132, Colfax—ELIJAH . WEBSTER, H. F. MeCULLOUGH, er Lodge, No. 102, Truckee—G, W 7) oii 20) _egueaeceemaemaeer ea Golden “Star. Lodge, 165, Grass Valley— E. P. SANFORD, JOHN WEBBER, Y .Fredenia Lodge. No, 188. Smartsville— JAMES DOUBT, W. J. MERRIDITH. ' Reception Committee. NILES SEARLS, JOHN F. HOOK, CHARLES MARSH, CHAS. E. MULLOY, JONATHAN CLARK,WM. ©. GROVES. GEO. W. SMITH. L, NIHELL, MERRY & GRAY, (1. AND MINING ‘ENGINEERS, Mr LAND SURVEYORSAND DRAUGH Txate D. B, MERRY, ~®-F GRAY, U. 8. ; sre veyor. County Surveyor. Deputy Mineral SurOfice at the Court House, Nevada City. Nevada, March 9th, 1873. k. W. TULLY, JOSEPH THOMAS, J. GREENWALD, H.C. McELVEY, JAMES MONRO, OLE TORSON. H. ODGERS. E. W, BIGELOW. J.E. BROWN. H. STANSFIELD: ‘ Floor Managers. .W. LESTER, H. H. HASKINS. Pint, SELDNER, A. R, WADSWORTH. A. R. LORD, N. P. BROWN. ——— R. M. HUNT, M. D. ATTENDING PHYSICIA NEVADA CITY, The SUPPER will be gotten up by ALEX. GAULT ; ‘Tickets for the Ball, including Supper, Five Dollars. Nevads, March 20th, 1873, Aben Ben Adham En¢cainpment. No. 36, . Grass Valley Lodge, No, 12. Grass Valley Union Lodge, No. 48, Moore’s Flat—H. AT. San Juan Lodge, No. 67, San Juan-—-A. J. . . Sutter Lodge, No. 100, Wheatland—D. J. . a NIA. THURSDAY CASHIN & KENT, ¥ ARE NOW READY . ® T0 SUPPLY THE ‘TRADE « WITH itams, Bacon, AND lard. Warranted to be No 1. Quality. CASHIN & KENT. ty Office—On Grass Valley Road. e.: Nevada City, Jan.-1, 1873. NEW GROCERIES. . ALEX. GAULT ‘AS added to the BAKERY a chwvice lot of Groceries and Provisions, . Which he offers for sale on the most liberal terms. The people of Nevada will find it.te-their® advautage to calben me. FLOUR FOR SALE, . . Warranted to be the best ithe County. . ALEX. GAULR 78. Broad Street, Nevadax. . CLOSING OUT SALE. JULIUS GREENWALD, FFERS his Entire Stock of Goods fox sale at Pe aes. ‘ . . A San Francisco Cost Price! ) The Stock consists of 100,000 Cigars. 10,000 lbs Tobacco. Pipes, Cutlery, Cards, &c. As I shall positively close” business ‘in thiscity Linuvite dealers and all others wishing auythiny ip iay-line to . . . . . . and the Prices ! JULIUS .GREENWALD. All persons indebted to me are hereby requested to call and settle their accounts. Nevada, January 15, 1473. Hamilton’s Restaurant. : ~~” Removed to BROAD STREET, NEARLY QrvosrrE THE TRANSCRIPT OFFICE : MEALS served up in all styles Ro: at the lowest rates. Meals at all hours. : : J. H. HAMILTON, Prop’r, Nevada, Jan. 24th, 1873. , JOHN ANDERSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND— JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, FFICE on’ Broad Street, opposite tie ( Bank of Nevada; County, in building formerly occupied by'T, H. Role, 28 ron 6 . Gall-andexamine my~Goste . . BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD! } ; Chronic and Inflamatory Rheumatism, NO FOOLISHNESS NOW! THE Old Pioncers NOT TO BEOUTDONE IN THE QUALITY OF GOODS OR PRICHS!— No Quackery! [No Deception ! . EVERYTHING OPEN AND ABOVE BOARD! DADIES A'TLENTION, JACOB & SHMON ROSENTHAL A T THE OLD. STAND, Corner‘of Pine 4&. and Broad StreetS\have received their ‘ > SPRING GOODS, ~~. AND THEY ARE ‘THE CHOICEST AND RICHEST LOT EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET, ee c We.have resolved not to be undersold by . any dealers on the Atlantic or Pacific Slope Our motto is: Sell the Goods for the ben. est of the Poor as well asthe Rich. Take a look at the following list of goods—and prices andthen call at our establishment. . 4 The campaignh-is opened and so are our goods. J Read these prices and-retlect well before . making your purchases elsewhere. The people rejoice to know‘that the ola Pioneers . still keep the lead: x HEAVY BLACK SILKE at-$1-75, POPLIN at 25 cats. GRENADINE : o cents. LACE SHAWLS, 85. STOCKINGS, one bit, FRENCH -GCORSETS,-75 cents; Br BLEACHED MUSLIN, 10 yds for $1 BLACK ALPACCA at 373g conts. KID GLOVES, $1 a paigc~ DRESS GOODS, 18 Gents por paras: OIL CLOTHS, %5 cents per yard. WINDOW SHADES, 25 cents per yard." HATS, 25-cents. TOWELS,$2 per dozen; And everything else in proportion, J. & §. ROSENTH AL. Nevada, March 22d, 1873. \ PRATT’S ABOLITION GIL FEYNHE. PEOPLE'S. REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, Gout, Paralysis, Lame Back, Sprains, Bruises, Stiff Joints Contracted Cords and Muscles, Pain in the Breast, = ~~ Pleurisy >< Sore Thrott, Diptheria, Colic, Cramps;Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, Head Ach, Toothache, NEVER FAILING And al external and internal Pain and Aches, a i PRATT S ABOLITION. GiLy THK POOR MAN’S FRIEND. Every Bottle its own Testimonial = Price—Small, 60 cts; Large, $1. UFOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, THE RIVER OF LIFE Purify it with PRATT'S NEW LIFE, The Great Vegetable BLOOD PURIFIER AND ‘LIVER IN. VIGORATOR. CURES Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Tetter, Blo cnes . Tue Agricultural Colleze at Berke-. ley is-nearly completed, Excavation for the new College of Letters building is progressing. * ae A A WEstERN paper informs the’pnblie that board for the summer can be obtained “ata large and shady brick gentleman’s residence,’’ a SS Satire A Pirrsgura Kride’s dowry lately consisted of ‘two barges of coal, which her father thinks ought to secnre her'reputation by the tonanywhere, fs ee Stee Tue Albany Board of Publie Instruction have opened the scliooéls to whites and blacks alike by a vote of seyen to five. —— = CoHapse of. the Nerves. FJ x : : . There is nothing more disheartening than nervous Gebility. -In extreme cases of this class the sufferers do not care whether they . live. or die. A‘feeling of hopelessness comes over them, and in‘some instances where the threatening symptoms are not met by prompt and proper treatment, lanacy or idiocy ensues. Yet nervous debility is not a dangerous complaintif wisely dealt with. A medicated stimulant is the remedy necded, and in Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters this specific for the complamtis presented in its purest and-most potent form. Nervous disease is.aPsually complicated with other aihnents. It frequently. involves biliousness, constipation, Naregularities of the bowels, indigestion, andr at mental depression. Inthe spring of thexear, owing ‘to the effect. of Schilling fogs, searching winds and other. walealthy atmospheric plienomena, upon the extérnal nerves, persons who are subject, to-ncryveus-affections . often suffer acute distress, bothef body and mind, from this'cause. It is, theréfore, ad. Visable for all who are liable to these totbles, and to the other bodily ills above men ; tioned, which so frequently” accompany them, to commence therégulai use of Hos= tetter’s Bitters eurty in the seasn. The se. vere neryous and bilious attucks with which they might otherwise be visited, can by this mens be certainly avoided. As a nervine, ‘gentle aperient and ayti-bilious medicine, the Bitters have no equal, ARE you open to conviction? If so, you cannot ,doubt, fromthe testimony laid before the public, that Hale’s Honey of Horehoundand Tar will cure coughs, colds,and all controllable diseases’ ofthe Jlungs—and throat, -when—all~ other” pulmonics have failed. Crittenton’s, 7 6th Ayenue, Sold by all dri ggists, Pike's Toothache Dreps cure in-1minute, me eRe Dent Have you a: cough, cold, pain in the chest, or bronchitis? In fact, have you the promonitory symptoms of. the “‘insatiate archer,’’? consumption? Know that relief is at hand in Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. Dr. ABorn, Oculist, Aurist,. Catdrrh, Throat and Lung Physician, and operating Surgeon for chronic diseasesOffices, laboratory and resideuce,-213 Geary Street, San Franciseo, a mill = ales FOR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS, go to EDQUAKY & COBB, 504. Kearney. Street, . San “Francisco, as the First Premium for . Ss iP Ear ache, 4 best general photographic work was awar ded them at the Mechanics’ Institute Fair for 1871. All work guaranteed. a RENAE LAER SE ERR “NDR. HUFELAND’SCELEBRATED SWISS STOMACH BELTERS, PENGE first and the most healthful Tonic ever introduced in théNJnited States, These Bitters have been in the San Francisco Market for ewer standing the many new candilates for public favor, the sules Tave constantly increasea,. a TAYLOR & BENDEL, sole Agents, 409and4H-Clay-Stz san Francisco. m2 _ESTRAY NOTICE, _— “NAME into the inclosure of the under. Cc signed, at Lake City, Nevada County, a cow andcalf. The cow is about 3 ycirs old. red. with lined buck The owner can twenty years, and notwith.<. B. BULLARD, Proprietor. 3 EREAFTER the Nevada Skating Rink will be open : EVERY AFTERNOON, ° (Except Sundays) And every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, from 73s to 10 o'clock. : Use bf Skates in the ufternoon, for Ladies and Children 45 cents. A Lady always in attendance -to wait up on Ladies and -Chitdren, The best of order always maintained. . Admission Free. Use of Skates in the Evening, 24 cents. Ka" Tickets will be sold by the Month, if desired. BIRDSEYE BULLARD, Prop’r. Nevada, March 15th;1873, FLOUR FOR SALE. AHE UNDERSIGNED, in order to close out business, offer for sale, from " 15,000 TO 20,000 SACKS =—Or—~ NO. 1 BAKERS’ EXTRA. FLOUR, WARRANTED. At the rate of TORSON & CLARK,Proptietors of NevadaCity Flouring Mill. Nevida,-March 16th, 1873, NEVADA IRON’ AND BRASS _-FOUNDRY. : SPRING STREET, NEVADA CITY. ALL KINDS OF IRON wan. : — ANDO ii ? uh BRASS CASTINGS! Quartz and Saw Mill Machinery } S'TKAM ENGINES, PUMPS, DERRICKS, CAR WHEELS, &e executed in superiorstyle atreduced prices? DAVID THOM. : GRASS: VALLEY. [Established in 1856. } ppicamt PRICE PAID'FOR *. GOLD DUST AND BULLION. Liberal advances made on Gold Dust to the Mint. COLLECTIONS MADE ON FAVORABLE TERMS, Draftsou New York, Europe, China, Ji pan, Sacramento and San Francisco. Leposits received as usual. , ‘Tnterest will be paid on ‘Time “Deposits . Of.six months and over. $500,000 in Gold Dust.and Bullion wanted, 4 res CORRESPONDENTS : National Gold Bank of Dn. 0, Mills & Co.<;.: pire me Sacramento. Bank of California... San Francisco, MeLaughlin & Ryland..2.2. San Jose, Decker & Jowett. s occcc cues Marysville, Bank of California, ... Virginia City And Gold Hill; mth LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. NAPITAL AND SURPLUS FUND, (Gold) JAN. lst ,1871, : $20,869,079 04 ASSETS EN THE UNITED STATES, [ (GOLD) OVER $3,000,000 00! &@#F The Shareholders are personally re sponsible for the engagements of the Coin pany. All Directors are Shareholders. " W. B. JOHNSTON, General Agent Pacific Department, R. W. TULLY, Age nt for City. Sy Nevad deci2 JOHN H. HARRISON, ry" ALER IN BEEF, MELPTON, 7EAL, CORNED BEEF, COKNED PORK, &c. ugg S Meats sold at reasonable rates for Cash.— Skin Diseases, « ‘ CURES «wien every other refiedy fails. ERADICATES Syphilitic taint and all heredita orders of he Blood from the System. ’ CURES PILES.AND DYSPEPSIA. Stimulates the Liver and Kidneys te health action; keeps the Bowels as reguiar as clockwork and fortifies the whole system against dis ease in any form. PRATT’S NEW LIFE. — Price $1. . For sale by all Druggiste, McBOYLE & CO., Druggists and Chemists, San Franeisco. Bole Proprietors. is have them by proving property and payiug charges. JOHN FOLE. March 25th, 1873. ial M. 8. DEAL. J. W. CLARE DEAL & CLARK, Attorneys and Counselorsat Law. . M.S. DEAL, DISTRICT ATTORVEY AND NOTARY: PUBLIC. FFICE—Odd Fellows’ Building; Broad Street, Nevada City. : DIVIDEN D NOTICE. HE stockholders on the Odd Fellows’ Hall Association are hereby notified that a dividend of one per cent. per month for the quarter ending March 31st has been declared, payeble on the 2d Tuesday, or 8th day of April ensuing, at the Ledge Room, or after that date at the Bank of Nevada County. ; By arder of the Board of Trustees. A. H. PARKER, Secretary. Nevada, April 2d, 1873. f Shop on Bro 2f. opposite the Nevada WOOD CHOPPERS. WANTED. . NQUIRE AT THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT OFFICE IMMEDIATELY. m0 NILES SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law AT BRICK OFFICE, In Front of the Court Howse, Nevada City. DIBBLE & BYRNE, Attorneys & Counselors at Law, {James K. Byrne, Notary Public.) FFICE—Next door to Post Office; in O Exchange Building Majin Street, Grass Valley. : opl WILLIAMS & JOHNSON Counselorsand Attorneysat law. ( FFICE—Over Beckman’s Saloon, ; Broads? i Prius ; r 7 . Nevada Skating Rink. $3 PER HUNDRED POUNDS, eae Sa Lente Ties

6 ’ ‘ ‘ ‘2% AtD, ite Charpéey RT Y's Institute, Street, -[Adfew door Houke] ) lorff Street, d the afflicted cal aid, in Of all disIRDERS. 1. ’ 'Y RETURNS his numerous nd would take them tuat~ne titute for the Lungs, Livert-Urinary Or. 8, Viz: -Syphiges, Seminal consequences et, Strictures, ssi0nS, Sexual) ” ck and Loins; r and the Kid. his-tong-expe= + Will continue lit patroniuge, ars in Europe abled to #pply shilremedies 5. He uses no treats his pa‘able way, a nable veracity ~ bility and high ties consulting vill receive the i; and implicé nts, residing in any stant, who may » of Dr. Doher. and who think a Statement o-. ing 8 personaf sursadthat their BE HELD Sa. L. V the casé ‘ibed, persorral ecessary, as in. gimen, and the itself, (includwarded without r as to tonivey letter or parcel ms by letter or it cure guarana. . published an. dying his: wn lation to Impo, ort treatisé on Weakness. Ners consequent on ases Of the sex ork contain Sin 1¢ to all, wheth1 be sent FREE ents in postage RTY,; MSD. rancisco, Cal, ! ent to Placer ms. ‘FICE, \ ch 14,-1873.5 . , that GEORGE st office address aunty, California, or a Patent for own’s Hilt Plac, Placer Mines, pstrict, Nevada uships 15 and 16 unt Diablo Me» Plats and Field é,as follows :— d Brown's Hill point ina ResTree, ah inches YW 2.524 bate ky riation of mag30’-BK-10.79--chs d “B® No, 31:’ chains to a stake née N 3d= 30° W iarked “BC, No, 13.38 to a stake ‘hence N 55° £, urked * B.C. No. 13.15 chains to’ a * at place of be50 acres and beon 6, Township nd intheSE wnship 16 North, lo Meridian. y commencing at Townships 15 N. h Range 9 E on Thence East_ on s. Thence $95 W at the N W. tor: , making the closVuship post, N. To },,as follows, viz h a Reservoir.at 4 “from which the 1@ third paralldl~ s 15 North e10 East, bearsnt, ‘hence on? he Magnetic “ee$0’ E: 2.58 chains ked BC, No 49." chains to a Pine . 48." Thenee 5, take marked ‘B. id’ E 6.24 chains 6-0 Na. chains toa Suga Thence N 40° ke inarked ‘BC. 15’ £4.36 chainsto d “IC No 43."-chains to a suger ” Thence 8 svke marked ‘BC. )’ E 6.82 chains tv vo 40." Thence S ) & stake marke S 20> 00" W 6h ‘ked “BC No. 3d chains to~# sts Fhence N 5> #0) ake marked “B.C. > 00’ W 9,4 chains No; 35." Thence ‘sto the place of ng 43.29 ‘acres and ts 6,11, 12 and 15 }E Mount Diab pric or ade long plicant and his pre n accordance Wit! ad laws of You Be¥ reece’ & West and re bounded on the 1;0n. the south by, the East by claim nd Brown Brothers acant public lenis ine is bounded oF Hankin claims &) the other sides by s whose. el are tpublicland. . ie adverse claim ested to’ present the within 60 days frou tion hereof. _ RLAND, Register. . ttorneys. for Amph RAND, ad Daguerreas [sT, tographs and Amber Dest atyle of the Art yer Tam’s D cores : +t The Daily T NEVADA CITY, CGAL. N. P. BROWN. a BROWN & DEAL, vanseriy M. 8. DEAL. prBLISHERS AND. PROPRIETORS, Corner of Broad and Pine § “TERMS OF -FHE-FRANSCRIPT 7 One-Year+-in advance. ou. Six Months, ‘‘ Three Months, ‘ : Per week, Twenty-Five Cents. treets, --$10 00 » eGrak’s VALLEY. 2 HE undersigned returns his thanks to his old patrons for th Auburn Street Grocery Store, sincere leir past patronage,; and hopes to receive a. continuance of the kame. J shall endeavor on hand, in the future as in the past, every { article.usually found in a first class GRO.. CERY AND PROVISION STGRE, and will-} scl them“at the lowest rates. r to keep WM. GEORGE. . Charter Oak Insurance Co., Capital, $10, 000, 000. Tam agent for the above named Com. pany, Which offers a new plan of it _ different and better than anything of the: kind ever offered to the public. bines both Life Insurance and Bank. isurance It comSavings WM. GEORGE, : WM. GEORGE, . Notary Public for Nevada County. Grass Valley July 16th, 1872. NATIONAL EXCHANGE! HOTEL, BROAD STREETS oo 2.s00-< NEVAD A CI J. A. LANCASTER, Proprietor Mees WELL KNOWN HOTEL ways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additic been made.to it, and been fitted up in eieIs A.. ms have gant style. The Sleeping Rooms are large, siry and comfortable, and the Table will compare favorably.with that of any Hotel inthe State. The Proprietor will spare no ‘pains nor expense to render his guests comfortable. Stages-for all parts of theState hay. their Otlices at this Hotel The House is kept open. all night-for . the accommodation of the Traveling Publié; dilliard Tables and Bar connecte> with the Hotel. A share ef Public Patronage is respectfut ly solicited, * ie JOHN A. LANCASTER. DENTIST R&R Y~ ] RP. E. : an otfice,; HUGHSON has opened In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street Over Aschheim Bros? Store. He is Mechanical and Operative Dentistr latest and mostapprovea styles: _ _Artificial Toett Vulcanite and Aluminium.“ > Slaranteed as to quality prepared to perform all kinds. of ¥ 1 inserted on Gold, SP vor, Satisfaction atid price of work. Vietsmade at residence, if desired. Nevada, May 80tT, 1871. BROAD STREET MARKET. : <g) AMES COLLEY, Proprietor. Al ways supplied wlth the best-of BEEF, . : PORK, MUTTON AND VEAL. Orders filled froin Families and livered at their bouses. Givemeacall, ° _Nevada, March 7th DEALER IN pany VISIONS. JAMES COLLEY. 4 GROCERIES '& PRO. OPPOSITE METHODIST CHURCH, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, &"New and Fresh Goods received Week, from the Bay, Goods sold at the loy delivered free of charge, every. vest cash rates and o2 W00D RANCH FOR SALE. 4\IVE miles fror Ing 20) Tvons), twe houses, &Tes sowed ‘to outs #ud wheat f Apple Orchard of one a go0d birns, sheds n Nevada City, contain. acres With good boyse (six . and. out Fifty acres under fence, fifteen or lay. sin full . his é undred tree ; as F ve hundred ¢rape vines 7 years ; A : The whole, together. with t luple ae particulars apply to ERSONS j Furniture he farm Ments, for-one thousand dollars. For n want of anything in the line, from the tinest Bed Room and Parlor Sets } ~~ to Cor an buy the Calling on numon CHAIRS AND TABLES, in at extraordinary low rates by J. E. JOHNSTON. . Commercial Street. it “OGRAND CELEBRATION AT NEVADA CIT¥; FRIDAY, April 25th, 1975 ov. =a OUSTOMAH LODGE,6 00 are 3-0 NO. 16, I. O. O. F., rere Of Nevada City, WILL CELEBRATE THE & 4TH ANNIVERSARY oA —OF THE—" = BY PROCESSION, ORATION, --AND-. Dedication of the New Hall Orator of the Day, Past Grand Master W. H. HILL, OF OAKLAND, Chaplain, JOHN W. HINDS. Grand Marshal .of the Day, P. G@. JONATHAN CLARK, <Aids : P. &. PHILIP SELDNER. P. G., A. Ho PARKER: AND TO CONCLUDE WITH A Grand Ball! IN THE EVENING, AT BULLARD’S HALL. . The best of Music has been engaged for the day and evening, comprising Willis’ Band trom San’Franciscoyassisted by Mareus M. Blum, Mehden, the Cornetest, with Messrs. Muller and Carter, of Nevada. Invitation Gommittee. Meats de-+Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, Nevada City—F. H. HASKINS, JOHN PATTISON, W. R., COL, W. H. CRAWLORD, CHAS. ‘MARSH, M.S. DEAL. Union Encampment, No, 11, Grass Valley —FRANK G, BEATTY, HENKY H.IVANS. Auburn Encampment, Nv. 20, Dutch Flat -——F., K. KIDDER, W. FRATHEN. Moore’s’ Flat—B. D. BURT, W. J. CUMMINGS. Auburn Lodge, No. 7, Aubtirn—JOSEPH McLAUGHLILN, E. G. BRADBURY. —CHAS. HUGKING, 5. BEVERTON, Sierra Lodga, No. 24, Downieville—JAS. ZIMMERMAN) ADOLPH COHN, ° Mountain Rose Lodge, No. 26, Rough & Ready—J. M. FLINT, GEO. GRANT. Brook!yn Lodge, No. 26, You Bet—CHAS. H. HANKINS, G. K ATKINS. alles WATER, CHAS. ALLENBERG. . PULNAM. G. W. KOCH. . Olive Lodge, No. $1, Dutch Flat—J.E. . } SQUIRES, JAMES JAMISON, WOUDS H. LHOSE. te . Samaritan Lodge, No. 126, Washington. . J. JANSON, H. F. WILKINSON, Colfax Lodge, No. 132, Colfax—ELIJAH . WEBSTER, H. F. MeCULLOUGH, er Lodge, No. 102, Truckee—G, W 7) oii 20) _egueaeceemaemaeer ea Golden “Star. Lodge, 165, Grass Valley— E. P. SANFORD, JOHN WEBBER, Y .Fredenia Lodge. No, 188. Smartsville— JAMES DOUBT, W. J. MERRIDITH. ' Reception Committee. NILES SEARLS, JOHN F. HOOK, CHARLES MARSH, CHAS. E. MULLOY, JONATHAN CLARK,WM. ©. GROVES. GEO. W. SMITH. L, NIHELL, MERRY & GRAY, (1. AND MINING ‘ENGINEERS, Mr LAND SURVEYORSAND DRAUGH Txate D. B, MERRY, ~®-F GRAY, U. 8. ; sre veyor. County Surveyor. Deputy Mineral SurOfice at the Court House, Nevada City. Nevada, March 9th, 1873. k. W. TULLY, JOSEPH THOMAS, J. GREENWALD, H.C. McELVEY, JAMES MONRO, OLE TORSON. H. ODGERS. E. W, BIGELOW. J.E. BROWN. H. STANSFIELD: ‘ Floor Managers. .W. LESTER, H. H. HASKINS. Pint, SELDNER, A. R, WADSWORTH. A. R. LORD, N. P. BROWN. ——— R. M. HUNT, M. D. ATTENDING PHYSICIA NEVADA CITY, The SUPPER will be gotten up by ALEX. GAULT ; ‘Tickets for the Ball, including Supper, Five Dollars. Nevads, March 20th, 1873, Aben Ben Adham En¢cainpment. No. 36, . Grass Valley Lodge, No, 12. Grass Valley

Union Lodge, No. 48, Moore’s Flat—H. AT. San Juan Lodge, No. 67, San Juan-—-A. J. . . Sutter Lodge, No. 100, Wheatland—D. J. . a NIA. THURSDAY CASHIN & KENT, ¥ ARE NOW READY . ® T0 SUPPLY THE ‘TRADE « WITH itams, Bacon, AND lard. Warranted to be No 1. Quality. CASHIN & KENT. ty Office—On Grass Valley Road. e.: Nevada City, Jan.-1, 1873. NEW GROCERIES. . ALEX. GAULT ‘AS added to the BAKERY a chwvice lot of Groceries and Provisions, . Which he offers for sale on the most liberal terms. The people of Nevada will find it.te-their® advautage to calben me. FLOUR FOR SALE, . . Warranted to be the best ithe County. . ALEX. GAULR 78. Broad Street, Nevadax. . CLOSING OUT SALE. JULIUS GREENWALD, FFERS his Entire Stock of Goods fox sale at Pe aes. ‘ . . A San Francisco Cost Price! ) The Stock consists of 100,000 Cigars. 10,000 lbs Tobacco. Pipes, Cutlery, Cards, &c. As I shall positively close” business ‘in thiscity Linuvite dealers and all others wishing auythiny ip iay-line to . . . . . . and the Prices ! JULIUS .GREENWALD. All persons indebted to me are hereby requested to call and settle their accounts. Nevada, January 15, 1473. Hamilton’s Restaurant. : ~~” Removed to BROAD STREET, NEARLY QrvosrrE THE TRANSCRIPT OFFICE : MEALS served up in all styles Ro: at the lowest rates. Meals at all hours. : : J. H. HAMILTON, Prop’r, Nevada, Jan. 24th, 1873. , JOHN ANDERSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND— JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, FFICE on’ Broad Street, opposite tie ( Bank of Nevada; County, in building formerly occupied by'T, H. Role, 28 ron 6 . Gall-andexamine my~Goste . . BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD! } ; Chronic and Inflamatory Rheumatism, NO FOOLISHNESS NOW! THE Old Pioncers NOT TO BEOUTDONE IN THE QUALITY OF GOODS OR PRICHS!— No Quackery! [No Deception ! . EVERYTHING OPEN AND ABOVE BOARD! DADIES A'TLENTION, JACOB & SHMON ROSENTHAL A T THE OLD. STAND, Corner‘of Pine 4&. and Broad StreetS\have received their ‘ > SPRING GOODS, ~~. AND THEY ARE ‘THE CHOICEST AND RICHEST LOT EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET, ee c We.have resolved not to be undersold by . any dealers on the Atlantic or Pacific Slope Our motto is: Sell the Goods for the ben. est of the Poor as well asthe Rich. Take a look at the following list of goods—and prices andthen call at our establishment. . 4 The campaignh-is opened and so are our goods. J Read these prices and-retlect well before . making your purchases elsewhere. The people rejoice to know‘that the ola Pioneers . still keep the lead: x HEAVY BLACK SILKE at-$1-75, POPLIN at 25 cats. GRENADINE : o cents. LACE SHAWLS, 85. STOCKINGS, one bit, FRENCH -GCORSETS,-75 cents; Br BLEACHED MUSLIN, 10 yds for $1 BLACK ALPACCA at 373g conts. KID GLOVES, $1 a paigc~ DRESS GOODS, 18 Gents por paras: OIL CLOTHS, %5 cents per yard. WINDOW SHADES, 25 cents per yard." HATS, 25-cents. TOWELS,$2 per dozen; And everything else in proportion, J. & §. ROSENTH AL. Nevada, March 22d, 1873. \ PRATT’S ABOLITION GIL FEYNHE. PEOPLE'S. REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, Gout, Paralysis, Lame Back, Sprains, Bruises, Stiff Joints Contracted Cords and Muscles, Pain in the Breast, = ~~ Pleurisy >< Sore Thrott, Diptheria, Colic, Cramps;Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, Head Ach, Toothache, NEVER FAILING And al external and internal Pain and Aches, a i PRATT S ABOLITION. GiLy THK POOR MAN’S FRIEND. Every Bottle its own Testimonial = Price—Small, 60 cts; Large, $1. UFOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, THE RIVER OF LIFE Purify it with PRATT'S NEW LIFE, The Great Vegetable BLOOD PURIFIER AND ‘LIVER IN. VIGORATOR. CURES Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Tetter, Blo cnes . Tue Agricultural Colleze at Berke-. ley is-nearly completed, Excavation for the new College of Letters building is progressing. * ae A A WEstERN paper informs the’pnblie that board for the summer can be obtained “ata large and shady brick gentleman’s residence,’’ a SS Satire A Pirrsgura Kride’s dowry lately consisted of ‘two barges of coal, which her father thinks ought to secnre her'reputation by the tonanywhere, fs ee Stee Tue Albany Board of Publie Instruction have opened the scliooéls to whites and blacks alike by a vote of seyen to five. —— = CoHapse of. the Nerves. FJ x : : . There is nothing more disheartening than nervous Gebility. -In extreme cases of this class the sufferers do not care whether they . live. or die. A‘feeling of hopelessness comes over them, and in‘some instances where the threatening symptoms are not met by prompt and proper treatment, lanacy or idiocy ensues. Yet nervous debility is not a dangerous complaintif wisely dealt with. A medicated stimulant is the remedy necded, and in Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters this specific for the complamtis presented in its purest and-most potent form. Nervous disease is.aPsually complicated with other aihnents. It frequently. involves biliousness, constipation, Naregularities of the bowels, indigestion, andr at mental depression. Inthe spring of thexear, owing ‘to the effect. of Schilling fogs, searching winds and other. walealthy atmospheric plienomena, upon the extérnal nerves, persons who are subject, to-ncryveus-affections . often suffer acute distress, bothef body and mind, from this'cause. It is, theréfore, ad. Visable for all who are liable to these totbles, and to the other bodily ills above men ; tioned, which so frequently” accompany them, to commence therégulai use of Hos= tetter’s Bitters eurty in the seasn. The se. vere neryous and bilious attucks with which they might otherwise be visited, can by this mens be certainly avoided. As a nervine, ‘gentle aperient and ayti-bilious medicine, the Bitters have no equal, ARE you open to conviction? If so, you cannot ,doubt, fromthe testimony laid before the public, that Hale’s Honey of Horehoundand Tar will cure coughs, colds,and all controllable diseases’ ofthe Jlungs—and throat, -when—all~ other” pulmonics have failed. Crittenton’s, 7 6th Ayenue, Sold by all dri ggists, Pike's Toothache Dreps cure in-1minute, me eRe Dent Have you a: cough, cold, pain in the chest, or bronchitis? In fact, have you the promonitory symptoms of. the “‘insatiate archer,’’? consumption? Know that relief is at hand in Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. Dr. ABorn, Oculist, Aurist,. Catdrrh, Throat and Lung Physician, and operating Surgeon for chronic diseasesOffices, laboratory and resideuce,-213 Geary Street, San Franciseo, a mill = ales FOR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS, go to EDQUAKY & COBB, 504. Kearney. Street, . San “Francisco, as the First Premium for . Ss iP Ear ache, 4 best general photographic work was awar ded them at the Mechanics’ Institute Fair for 1871. All work guaranteed. a RENAE LAER SE ERR “NDR. HUFELAND’SCELEBRATED SWISS STOMACH BELTERS, PENGE first and the most healthful Tonic ever introduced in théNJnited States, These Bitters have been in the San Francisco Market for ewer standing the many new candilates for public favor, the sules Tave constantly increasea,. a TAYLOR & BENDEL, sole Agents, 409and4H-Clay-Stz san Francisco. m2 _ESTRAY NOTICE, _— “NAME into the inclosure of the under. Cc signed, at Lake City, Nevada County, a cow andcalf. The cow is about 3 ycirs old. red. with lined buck The owner can twenty years, and notwith.<. B. BULLARD, Proprietor. 3 EREAFTER the Nevada Skating Rink will be open : EVERY AFTERNOON, ° (Except Sundays) And every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, from 73s to 10 o'clock. : Use bf Skates in the ufternoon, for Ladies and Children 45 cents. A Lady always in attendance -to wait up on Ladies and -Chitdren, The best of order always maintained. . Admission Free. Use of Skates in the Evening, 24 cents. Ka" Tickets will be sold by the Month, if desired. BIRDSEYE BULLARD, Prop’r. Nevada, March 15th;1873, FLOUR FOR SALE. AHE UNDERSIGNED, in order to close out business, offer for sale, from " 15,000 TO 20,000 SACKS =—Or—~ NO. 1 BAKERS’ EXTRA. FLOUR, WARRANTED. At the rate of TORSON & CLARK,Proptietors of NevadaCity Flouring Mill. Nevida,-March 16th, 1873, NEVADA IRON’ AND BRASS _-FOUNDRY. : SPRING STREET, NEVADA CITY. ALL KINDS OF IRON wan. : — ANDO ii ? uh BRASS CASTINGS! Quartz and Saw Mill Machinery } S'TKAM ENGINES, PUMPS, DERRICKS, CAR WHEELS, &e executed in superiorstyle atreduced prices? DAVID THOM. : GRASS: VALLEY. [Established in 1856. } ppicamt PRICE PAID'FOR *. GOLD DUST AND BULLION. Liberal advances made on Gold Dust to the Mint. COLLECTIONS MADE ON FAVORABLE TERMS, Draftsou New York, Europe, China, Ji pan, Sacramento and San Francisco. Leposits received as usual. , ‘Tnterest will be paid on ‘Time “Deposits . Of.six months and over. $500,000 in Gold Dust.and Bullion wanted, 4 res CORRESPONDENTS : National Gold Bank of Dn. 0, Mills & Co.<;.: pire me Sacramento. Bank of California..... San Francisco, MeLaughlin & Ryland....2.2. San Jose, Decker & Jowett.. s occcc cues Marysville, Bank of California, ...... Virginia City And Gold Hill; mth LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. NAPITAL AND SURPLUS FUND, (Gold) JAN. lst ,1871, : $20,869,079 04 ASSETS EN THE UNITED STATES, [ (GOLD) OVER $3,000,000 00! &@#F The Shareholders are personally re sponsible for the engagements of the Coin pany. All Directors are Shareholders. " W. B. JOHNSTON, General Agent Pacific Department, R. W. TULLY, Age nt for City. Sy Nevad deci2 JOHN H. HARRISON, ry" ALER IN BEEF, MELPTON, 7EAL, CORNED BEEF, COKNED PORK, &c. ugg S Meats sold at reasonable rates for Cash.— Skin Diseases, « ‘ CURES «wien every other refiedy fails. ERADICATES Syphilitic taint and all heredita orders of he Blood from the System. ’ CURES PILES.AND DYSPEPSIA. Stimulates the Liver and Kidneys te health action; keeps the Bowels as reguiar as clockwork and fortifies the whole system against dis ease in any form. PRATT’S NEW LIFE. — Price $1. . For sale by all Druggiste, McBOYLE & CO., Druggists and Chemists, San Franeisco. Bole Proprietors. is have them by proving property and payiug charges. JOHN FOLE. March 25th, 1873. ial M. 8. DEAL. J. W. CLARE DEAL & CLARK, Attorneys and Counselorsat Law. . M.S. DEAL, DISTRICT ATTORVEY AND NOTARY: PUBLIC. FFICE—Odd Fellows’ Building; Broad Street, Nevada City. : DIVIDEN D NOTICE. HE stockholders on the Odd Fellows’ Hall Association are hereby notified that a dividend of one per cent. per month for the quarter ending March 31st has been declared, payeble on the 2d Tuesday, or 8th day of April ensuing, at the Ledge Room, or after that date at the Bank of Nevada County. ; By arder of the Board of Trustees. A. H. PARKER, Secretary. Nevada, April 2d, 1873. f Shop on Bro 2f. opposite the Nevada WOOD CHOPPERS. WANTED. . NQUIRE AT THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT OFFICE IMMEDIATELY. m0 NILES SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law AT BRICK OFFICE, In Front of the Court Howse, Nevada City. DIBBLE & BYRNE, Attorneys & Counselors at Law, {James K. Byrne, Notary Public.) FFICE—Next door to Post Office; in O Exchange Building Majin Street, Grass Valley. : opl WILLIAMS & JOHNSON Counselorsand Attorneysat law. ( FFICE—Over Beckman’s Saloon, ; Broads? i Prius ; r 7 . Nevada Skating Rink. $3 PER HUNDRED POUNDS, eae Sa Lente Ties