April 15, 1875 (4 pages)

[PANY, if bitsi. Gragg. Miles ek, Ne ~ There ng de Fsmeat Febru. Oppo. reholds Amt, $25 09 29 00 125 UO 25 (0: 25 1s 25 00 25 09 iDS, 4BS. FA, hroats;. Seeds. ‘DAY 1875, dance, . lished, guests. rhree aps. WAG-. YUNCE having. re Face o build. Very ‘= ed to. s City. . Jand,. There ale ipp, For. or of al3 juncEd Sheriff cision aplspounced ion “to aps by aD JectioDection, 1875, de and not in entees= 3688 UF PP, all-ta _._ meet yesterday._afternoon. . part. The Daily Transcript ‘NEVADA ‘CITY, CAL. “SOCAL AF AFFAIRS. Ladies Dancing “Class.The ladies’ dancing class of Mr. Millington’s “dancing school, wil! meet this afternoon at 2 o’clock. This notice is official. on ll lm mm Local Brevities. Jim Faulkner is fitting the grounds on_the—bill_west—of—his—house -for . pic nic purposes. There is a beau~ tiful grove of trees, there, and he . has just erected a large platform for dancing. Pha place xdjains the Grass Valley road. and—istherefore convenient of ‘access to’ both. towns. Tf there are any joint pic nies this, year, they should be held at that place. Faulkner is also making improvements uf the race_track, and . . Franx . Gump is prepared. to reseat and repair chairs and ether furni-. putting it i» good condition. There will be a race now and them during the summer, just for a change. We announced in our last issue, that the ladies dancing class would There. was. a@ misunderstanding ,.on our It should have been this afternoon, as-Mr. Millington was at San Juap on that day, and will be. pres__,_ent this _afternoon,—whenthe~‘class will again. meet. The spelling fever rages to some extent both here and at Grass ValGreat Redaction in Prices---Elegant Goods. ‘Rosenberg Bros. have just received ‘& mammoth stock of the most elegant goods ever brought to Nevada. It would be an all day’s task to enu-iyerate the ten thousand articles oontained in their store, suffice it to say that their present Spring stock of staple and fancy dry. goods is superior to that of any other store in the mountains. Ladies, if you would consult your own interest, comé and eXamine our beautiful goods, before purchasing elsewhere, “and—you-will}be surprised to find how much lower petitors. The ladies all say, “Why in town.” And it’s the trath. Call and be convinced. “No trouble to show goods. RosENBERG Bros. ald ture,.either at his rooms, one door above the Union Hotel, or ut any place ee al3tf. o——— New'potatoes at LES TER & MULLOYS. “ald ss Hyman Bros. Always First in the Market. We take pleasure . in announcing the finest, bsst selected and most fashionableSpring stocks of clothing, We are sélling goods than our com-. Rosenberg Bros. sell twenty-five per . cent. cheaper-than any other.-stere+— to our customers and the public gen. erally, that we are in recept of‘one-of . ” Mining Stock Board. “SAN. FRANCISCO, _ Yesterday Morning’s Sales,“480 Ophir, 99, 100, 9937. 200 Mexican, 272, 27%. 225 Gould & Chiry, 1824, 18%, Ske as i 575 Best & Belcher, 53 5474030. 50 Savage, 132%, 131; 150 Chollar, 64, 65, 64, 800 Hale & Norcross, 44, 4437b30. 2560: Crown Point, ‘42, 40%, 41. 110 Yellow Jacket, S781 24, 100 ‘Imperial, 834. + 60 Empire Mill, 6% 320 Alpha, 2234 £93, 2214. 355° Belcher, See yb eee 167 Con. Virginia, 44724, 450, eee 560.-Sierra Nevada,-13%, 141 1334, -50-Daney,--75e.-———~= 2735 California, 6444, 65, 6474 a 380 Bullion, 51, oa _ 30 Exchequer, 310630. 585 Overman, 62, 61, 65 Justice, 131, 130. 245 Union Con, 8%. 3800 Lady Bryan, 6, 5°, 6b30, 820 Julia, 8, 844. 60° Caledonia, 21. 100 Knickerbocker, 414] 810 Globe, 1%. _ 315 Baltimore, 8%, 8%: 25 Utah, 5. 20 Dayton, 3, 31%. ~20 Rock Island, 5%4. 85.-N. Y. Con,-2%;-3, 2%, 60 Sheridan, 144, 13%. 25 American ‘Fiat, 9%." GROCERY, “SI Kentucky THz, 18, Cees it with 6 . PROVISIONS, 160 Silver Hill, 11. Rare as Be & PROVISION STORE, AND BAKERY, BROAD STREET, NEVADA ‘CITY. . AVING leased the fire-proof building adjoining my BARSEE, end stocked LARGE fae D CHOICE _ Vv ARIETY— OF = ‘Groceries, Tam prepared to sell GROCERIES, CASE GOODS, ete,, etc., je Nace ox RETAIL, ON THE MOST FAVORABLE =. — Everything in my Store is just received ALEX. . G tAULT'S \BELL & bg ari ae . . er Masonic Building, Cor Pine & Commercial Streets, 4 W tan AND REP ALE-BEALERS.IN ieals, Patent Medicines, &c. Books ! . » Books! BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, JUVENILES, ‘NEW PUBLICATIONS, STATIONERY, . Gold Pens, Steel Pens, ‘Letter and Note Paper, Legal Cap, Bill Cap, Drawing Paper, Envelopes. ~~ &e, &er— SEEDS, SEEDS, SEEDS! Red Cloyer, Alfalfa, Timothy, Lawn Grass, Kentucky Blue Grass, Sain Foin. . The compositors of the Union office think of challenging the boys of this office to mortal combat with Webster’s: «dictionary. How do ’ those compositors spell the five spot of diamonds, when hearts are trumps, in the game of Pedro. Oustomah Lodge, I, 0. O, F., of __this city, voted on Tuesday night to attend the celebration of their order in Grass Valley, on the 26th. .No. _tice will be found in another column of the order of exercises. It is expected that A. A. Sargent will delivef the oration. ~Amon B owman, ‘who was connected With the Geological Survey] of ‘tnce, called upon us yesterday. He ———withbe here next week—a “few days [the Pactic branch is at last permanently for the purpose of investigating the nature of the ancient-river“channels in the vicinity. __-Grass Valley is_to_have another _ celebration on the 12th of May. On ~ that day. the Red Men of this county will celebrate, it being St. Tamany’s Day. gala days, Chas. Swartz, of this city, was made father on Saturday night last of a baby weighing fourteen and a “half pounds. Beat it who can. Thos. Gardner, who went into the réal estate business at San Francisco is-not the Gardner who used to edit . the Gazette of this place. He . was the business manager of the Sacra* mento Union for twenty years. A large number of citizens are in attendance upon the District Court as witnesses i in . Mining cases ¢ on the “Hidge. ‘The surveyors have not made their estimate. of the survey on the >_mew line from Grass Valley to” this city, but will probably have it completed to-day. E. W. Maslin, formerly of this ‘county, has been fishing. He caught a trout in Sonoma Creek, the other _ ‘day, which measured twenty’ inches an length. Peaches, pears and-echerries are . :gone hereabouts, but apple trees are trying hard to make up the deficien-cy. The trees are getting well blossomed out in different purts of town. Summer is here; The people of You Bet are going to give a grand party at that place, on the 30th of this month, the net proceeds of which will be dévoted to school pnrposes, The object is a worthy one and the party ought to be liberally patronized. There is. no pleasanter place in the county to. Spend an evening than at~You Bet, and we presume a delegation from here will be present. a Breastpin Lost. On the afternoon of April 7th’ either in the Skating Rink or between that place. and -Goldsmith's dry goods store, a gold breastpin, black enamel. The finder will confer a faver by leaving it.at J. J. Ott’s _Asday Office, Main street. al4-lw New styles of Send Carpets with at Goldsmith’ ‘8. a3. '. Subsequent visits of other Surgeons of the Thut town, is,favored with hats, boots and shoes, etc., ever brought to this markét, which will be ‘found cheapér than ever before. Give us a call and examine our goods and. prices before purehasing elsewhere. HYMAN BROS. al-tf > National Surgical Institute. The Pacific. Branch Permanently Established in San Francisco. Since the first visit of Dr. H.R. ‘Allen (the founder ef the National Surgical Institute) to this coast, nearly two years ago, it has been the intention of the Institute to J establish a Bratich in San Francisco. The Institute, and the unparalleled success which attended them, has.served only to strengthen the project, After the expend ede FIRST ARRIVAL SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS! — . . sates _ MAGNIFICENT STOCK! GREAT ATTRACTION. . A, BLUMENTHAL, is of the CHOICEST QUALITY, and con sequently is FRESH and PURE. I intend to keep the BEST of ‘everything to be found in a First Class GROCERY and -80 intend to se}l at the Lowest Living Prices. iture-of-mueh—time;taber and money in preparing instruments; machinery, etc., N rHE CORNER “OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS, has just received a Magni established, and will be open for the rementh. For the present, and until further notice, the business will be continued at their old building, No;-819-Bustrstreet, be= tween Kearny and Montgomery, San Franciseo,_ The machinery for the -Swedish movement and vacuum cure; Galvanic and Electrical apparatus, and for giving the Electro Thermal, ‘turkish, Vapor and other baths, has all been received from the East, (where it was manufactured in the Institute machine shops,) and is rapidly being Placed, in position. Dr. J. M. Hinkle, one _ofthe bldest and most successful surgeons of the Institute, associated with Dr. Thos. Mayon and a corps of skilled assistants, are already in San Francisco, and will remain therein charge of the Branch Institute; asked or fears apprehended concerning the permanency and proficiency of the Pacific Branch, Dr, Allen will visit the Institute in San Frangisco, on the 20th of this month, and remain until the 15th of May following, during which time he. will be pleased to . see-all~the old patients-now~ under: -treat= ment, and as many new ones as possible. The Institute is especially prepared -to treat all Deformities and Surgical cases; Chronic Diseases, etc. : Address National Surgical Institute, 319 Bush street, San Francisco, for circular and particulars. @ rea -_ The ‘‘Bonanza’’ for All. Invalids, by nervous debility, desirous ot again feeling the vigor of health and vim of system, should take a few bottles of D>. HENLEY’s CELEBRATED I. X.°L. Brrrenrs. Before one bottle is taken they will feel the . dawn of restoration, of returning health. No case of dyspepsia, indigestion, loss of appetite, rheumatism, kidney or liver disease, has ever resisted its restorative power, Every, part of the human system requires and should receivesustenance and support from the stomach, regulated by the liver. Ifthe stomach can not supply the ailmeut required, the whole system languishes. Fortify your organs of life . with these bitters, and in afew dayz you will feel your ‘whole system invigorated; for every disease arising from disordered liver, stomach or bowels, it is invaluable; it wil} revive your shattered system. Dyspeptics and persgns of bilious habit should keep it within reach, if ' value me ed 60 School Hats, af Aga cents . apiece, at Goldsmith's, Inportaxt, Endorsed by the Balsam for the Lungs, cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and all diseases of the Throat “and Chest. Dr. Townsley’s Toothache Anodyne cures in One Minute. f7-6m Fresh’ Batter, The best in the market, from Sutton’s Ranch. For sule at’ SUTTON & BAKER'S, Commercial St. 7 barge and-mostception of patients by the middle of this . consequently uo-further questions need be . Medical profession. D>. Wm. Hall’s . the Largest of ays = SPRING GOODS, Superior ‘in style end elegance of any-thing ever before brought to the mountains. ‘These Goods, which consist of everything in the line of F DRESS AND FANCY GO ODS, And are now offered for Sale CHEAPER, Than the same goods can be bought at any other place in this — BLUMENTHAL is determined not to be outdone in introducing the latest styles to the. . people of this community. “It is useless to attempt to enumerate the kinds of Goods I have on hand, but suffi. cient to say I have the LARGEST STOCK : AND THE ‘GREATEST VARIETY EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY. MY PRICES ARE LOWER THAN ANY MY GOODS AND ASCERTAIN PRICES BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE. GREAT BARGAINS! SAVE YOUR MONEY, By Buying of A. BLUMENTHAL. Nevzda City, March 17th, 1875, ? AED cacy: OPPOSITE RATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA CITY. CDNGLEs "annown of the EMPIRE STAannounce that they have nuw Horses, a eR and Buggies To be found in this nee: of the State. Teams, with El t Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most teaaonable terms. Our Horses are free from vite; of good style and capable of going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive. Carriagesfor Funerals attended to with promptness. Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or month and the greatest of care guaranteed. LANC ASTER & COW . Nevada City, April ist, 1875, OTHER HOUSE, AND ALL I ASK Ist THAT PURCHASERS CALL AND INSPECT 2 year. A. H. PARKER, a7 Secretary of Hall Association. J. M. WALLING, — 4+ P LANCASTER ‘& CO. Proprietors. ALEX. . GAULT. MARCUS C. HAWLEY & CO,, CORNER OF. _J AND SECOND STREETS, _ SACRAMENTO, . WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL : IMPLEMENTS, STEAM ENGINES, AND MILL AND MINING GOODS OF EVERY.DESCRIPTION, ee UR STOCK IS COMPLETE in — department, and our prices AS LO as any house in the State forthe same class of goods. We handle none but wnat we know to be FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, always keep the latest improved Mach which are kuown to be good, and pone monte ble to the older styles. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE COAST OF oan, Scott “ Co.’s Pertable En‘gines, “Moline Wind Millis, ~~ ~~ Gold Medal Separators, — Tayler Sulky Rakes, Haine’s Gen. Headers, Underwood’s Hay Loader & Rake, _ rade Engines. —“Wibrator Threshers, ‘Challenge Spring Wagons, Schuttler Farm Wagons, Pitt’s Hurse Powers, and THE MEADOW KING MOWER. Pe ee ee a See them before you buy any other, Send for Catalogues. ap10-6m-3dp _— ANNUAL MEETING. HE ANNUAL MEE MEETING the Stockholders of the Odd Fellows’ Hall Association, will be held on Monday, May 3d, 1875, At 8o’clock,P.M., at Odd Fellows’ Hall, for the election of Trustees for the ensuing ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, Justice of tae Peace, and “FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, ICE, Brown & Morgan’s Block, -NEVADA CITY, Cal. “aps: LL persons indebted tothe Estate of the late John A. Lancaster, deceased. by book account or promissory notes, or to the present firm of Lancaster & Co,, Empire Livery Stable, are hereby notified to settle up forthwith and save cost, with D. H. Williams, at the office of J. M. Walling, Justice of the Peace, Nevada City, or with A. L. Lancaster, at the Office ef the Empire Livery Stable, opposite the National Exchange, Broad street, Nevada City. M. L. LANCASTER, Nevada City, April 10, 1875. County Warrants. ARRANTS on General. Fund, Nos. 152 to 157, inélusiy e, registered Aug. 4th, 1874, will be paid on presentation. In-: terest ceases from date. E. P, SANFORD, Treasurer. By{A. H. Panxer, Deputy. Nevada City, March 7th, 1875. ‘ Nevada, Agel 9, 1815. PROVISION'STORE, and { al-. A share of the} Public Patronage_is-respect-. -— ORNAMENTAL PLANTS. BULBS! BULBS! BULBS! Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, Gladiolas, (all colors and varieties.) .” “A Full Line of Flower and Garden Seeds. Every family should have a-copy of Williams’ Window Gardening, Devoted Specially to the CULTURE OF FLOWERS, And ae : Agents oo Mutual Life a ~ surance €o., of California BELL & BELDEN, B. H. MILLER, CLOTHING MERCHANT, Odd edema Bulding, aeaas St. NEVADA CITY, UNION HOTEL, : ' ‘MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. a CHAS. H. MOORE, & CO., PROPRIETORS. -Open all Night. UNION LIVERY STABLE . GRAHAM & MAJOR, ‘PROPRIETORS. OPPOSITE UNION (Qa ‘HOTEL, MAIN § SIRLET, 4 NEVADA CITY, CAL. AVING leased the UNION STABLES, H and stocked it with a fine collection of HORSES, CARRIAGES and BU SGIES, ‘the proprietors announce to the citizens ot Nevada and the community in general,that they are prepared to furnish ~ ELEGANT TURNOUTS., Their horses are kind and gentle, well . broken, and yet free goers. Persons desiring to get a a . ‘(TEAM OR SADDLE HORSE, Should call and examine our outfits and prices. ‘Transient custom solicited and every effort will be made to give satisfac tion. Horses boardéd by the week or month at reasonable rates. —~~>—-—FY RAHAM & MAJOR. as Newada City, April ist, 1875. { € ~ -H. Crawford’s: i i * a Heavy = Drugs, Medicines, Mining Chem-. and Sheir Sars Ease teed! Ys os ENE A GRICULTURAL Z IMPLEMENTS, At the Ola Stanad oO THE UNION HOTEL, MAIN STREET, NEG v A. D. A inea cad Steel,Nails and. Shovels, « ROPE BLOCKS & SHEAVES, ‘HYDRAULIC PIPE, Made to Order and Tarred. Rubber Hose, Belting, &e. GLASS AND PUTTY, t Sole Agent tor the . Averill Chemical Paint "Mixed Ready for Use,LINSEED AND CASTOR Oia Giant, Hercules and ~Rastern POWDER. AGENT FOR THE WEED SEWING MACHINE The: Best Made. -. Go and see the new patent SPRING BED BOTTOM! The Best. Ever Invented. Imitation Marble MANTLE PIECES, MADE OF IRON. EQUALTO THEFINEST MABBLE. And at HALF THECOST! Wooden and Willow Ware Crockery ana J Glassware, ‘LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS. And Evesything in a First Class HARDWARE STORE, . . g Call and examine our prices before purchasing elsewhere, and we * will cofivince you that.we sell cheap: a than any other Hardware Store i in Nevada County. the country cam send their orders us by mailor express and they wil be poomnytig attended to. W. H. CRAWFORD, 27 and 29 Main Street, NEVADA CITY -, 1874, Those or our friends wa reside in fer + au eT Pie i ie aes as Wee me = x aes Sis sees ee ° DCR AT YR Se aS BRS ONE See ay A ee has Te oe a HNN SIRS a ar eae a oe ARETE Spee 8 . 54

[PANY, if bitsi. Gragg.. Miles ek, Ne ~ There ng de Fsmeat Febru. Oppo. reholds Amt, $25 09 29 00 125 UO 25 (0: 25 1s 25 00 25 09 iDS, 4BS. FA, hroats;. Seeds. ‘DAY 1875, dance, . lished, guests. rhree aps. WAG-. YUNCE having. re Face o build. Very ‘= ed to. s City. . Jand,. There ale ipp, For. or of al3 juncEd Sheriff cision aplspounced ion “to aps by aD JectioDection, 1875, de and not in entees= 3688 UF PP, all-ta _._ meet yesterday._afternoon. . part. The Daily Transcript ‘NEVADA ‘CITY, CAL. “SOCAL AF AFFAIRS. Ladies Dancing “Class.The ladies’ dancing class of Mr. Millington’s “dancing school, wil! meet this afternoon at 2 o’clock. This notice is official. on ll lm mm Local Brevities. Jim Faulkner is fitting the grounds on_the—bill_west—of—his—house -for . pic nic purposes. There is a beau~ tiful grove of trees, there, and he . has just erected a large platform for dancing. Pha place xdjains the Grass Valley road. and—istherefore convenient of ‘access to’ both. towns. Tf there are any joint pic nies this, year, they should be held at that place. Faulkner is also making improvements uf the race_track, and . . Franx . Gump is prepared. to reseat and repair chairs and ether furni-. putting it i» good condition. There will be a race now and them during the summer, just for a change. We announced in our last issue, that the ladies dancing class would There. was. a@ misunderstanding ,.on our It should have been this afternoon, as-Mr. Millington was at San Juap on that day, and will be. pres__,_ent this _afternoon,—whenthe~‘class will again. meet. The spelling fever rages to some extent both here and at Grass ValGreat Redaction in Prices---Elegant Goods. ‘Rosenberg Bros. have just received ‘& mammoth stock of the most elegant goods ever brought to Nevada. It would be an all day’s task to enu-iyerate the ten thousand articles oontained in their store, suffice it to say that their present Spring stock of staple and fancy dry. goods is superior to that of any other store in the mountains. Ladies, if you would consult your own interest, comé and eXamine our beautiful goods, before purchasing elsewhere, “and—you-will}be surprised to find how much lower petitors. The ladies all say, “Why in town.” And it’s the trath. Call and be convinced. “No trouble to show goods. RosENBERG Bros. ald ture,.either at his rooms, one door above the Union Hotel, or ut any place ee al3tf. o——— New'potatoes at LES TER & MULLOYS. “ald ss Hyman Bros. Always First in the Market. We take pleasure . in announcing the finest, bsst selected and most fashionableSpring stocks of clothing, We are sélling goods than our com-. Rosenberg Bros. sell twenty-five per . cent. cheaper-than any other.-stere+— to our customers and the public gen. erally, that we are in recept of‘one-of . ” Mining Stock Board. “SAN. FRANCISCO, _ Yesterday Morning’s Sales,“480 Ophir, 99, 100, 9937. 200 Mexican, 272, 27%. 225 Gould & Chiry, 1824, 18%, Ske as i 575 Best & Belcher, 53 5474030. 50 Savage, 132%, 131; 150 Chollar, 64, 65, 64, 800 Hale & Norcross, 44, 4437b30. 2560: Crown Point, ‘42, 40%, 41. 110 Yellow Jacket, S781 24, 100 ‘Imperial, 834. + 60 Empire Mill, 6% 320 Alpha, 2234 £93, 2214. 355° Belcher, See yb eee 167 Con. Virginia, 44724, 450, eee 560.-Sierra Nevada,-13%, 141 1334, -50-Daney,--75e.-———~= 2735 California, 6444, 65, 6474 a 380 Bullion, 51, oa _ 30 Exchequer, 310630. 585 Overman, 62, 61, 65 Justice, 131, 130. 245 Union Con, 8%. 3800 Lady Bryan, 6, 5°, 6b30, 820 Julia, 8, 844. 60° Caledonia, 21. 100 Knickerbocker, 414] 810 Globe, 1%. _ 315 Baltimore, 8%, 8%: 25 Utah, 5. 20 Dayton, 3, 31%. ~20 Rock Island, 5%4. 85.-N. Y. Con,-2%;-3, 2%, 60 Sheridan, 144, 13%. 25 American ‘Fiat, 9%." GROCERY, “SI Kentucky THz, 18, Cees it with 6 . PROVISIONS, 160 Silver Hill, 11. Rare as Be & PROVISION STORE, AND BAKERY, BROAD STREET, NEVADA ‘CITY. . AVING leased the fire-proof building adjoining my BARSEE, end stocked LARGE fae D CHOICE _ Vv ARIETY— OF = ‘Groceries, Tam prepared to sell GROCERIES, CASE GOODS, ete,, etc., je Nace ox RETAIL, ON THE MOST FAVORABLE =. — Everything in my Store is just received ALEX. . G tAULT'S \BELL & bg ari ae . . er Masonic Building, Cor Pine & Commercial Streets, 4 W tan AND REP ALE-BEALERS.IN ieals, Patent Medicines, &c. Books ! . » Books! BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, JUVENILES, ‘NEW PUBLICATIONS, STATIONERY, . Gold Pens, Steel Pens, ‘Letter and Note Paper, Legal Cap, Bill Cap, Drawing Paper, Envelopes. ~~ &e, &er— SEEDS, SEEDS, SEEDS! Red Cloyer, Alfalfa, Timothy, Lawn Grass, Kentucky Blue Grass, Sain Foin. . The compositors of the Union office think of challenging the boys of this office to mortal combat with Webster’s: «dictionary. How do ’ those compositors spell the five spot of diamonds, when hearts are trumps, in the game of Pedro. Oustomah Lodge, I, 0. O, F., of __this city, voted on Tuesday night to attend the celebration of their order in Grass Valley, on the 26th. .No. _tice will be found in another column of the order of exercises. It is expected that A. A. Sargent will delivef the oration. ~Amon B owman, ‘who was connected With the Geological Survey] of ‘tnce, called upon us yesterday. He ———withbe here next week—a “few days [the Pactic branch is at last permanently for the purpose of investigating the nature of the ancient-river“channels in the vicinity. __-Grass Valley is_to_have another _ celebration on the 12th of May. On ~ that day. the Red Men of this county will celebrate, it being St. Tamany’s Day. gala days, Chas. Swartz, of this city, was made father on Saturday night last of a baby weighing fourteen and a “half pounds. Beat it who can. Thos. Gardner, who went into the réal estate business at San Francisco is-not the Gardner who used to edit . the Gazette of this place. He . was the business manager of the Sacra* mento Union for twenty years. A large number of citizens are in attendance upon the District Court as witnesses i in . Mining cases ¢ on the “Hidge. ‘The surveyors have not made their estimate. of the survey on the >_mew line from Grass Valley to” this city, but will probably have it completed to-day. E. W. Maslin, formerly of this ‘county, has been fishing. He caught a trout in Sonoma Creek, the other _ ‘day, which measured twenty’ inches an length. Peaches, pears and-echerries are . :gone hereabouts, but apple trees are trying hard to make up the deficien-cy. The trees are getting well blossomed out in different purts of town. Summer is here; The people of You Bet are going to give a grand party at that place, on the 30th of this month, the net proceeds of which will be dévoted to school pnrposes, The object is a worthy one and the party ought to be liberally patronized. There is. no pleasanter place in the county to. Spend an evening than at~You Bet, and we presume a delegation from here will be present. a Breastpin Lost. On the afternoon of April 7th’ either in the Skating Rink or between that place. and -Goldsmith's dry goods store, a gold breastpin, black enamel. The finder will confer a faver by leaving it.at J. J. Ott’s _Asday Office, Main street. al4-lw New styles of Send Carpets with at Goldsmith’ ‘8. a3. '. Subsequent visits of other Surgeons of the Thut town, is,favored with hats, boots and shoes, etc., ever brought to this markét, which will be ‘found cheapér than ever before. Give us a call and examine our goods and. prices before purehasing elsewhere. HYMAN BROS. al-tf > National Surgical Institute. The Pacific. Branch Permanently Established in San Francisco. Since the first visit of Dr. H.R. ‘Allen (the founder ef the National Surgical Institute) to this coast, nearly two years ago, it has been the intention of the Institute to J establish a Bratich in San Francisco. The Institute, and the unparalleled success which attended them, has.served only to strengthen the project, After the expend ede FIRST ARRIVAL SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS! — . . sates _ MAGNIFICENT STOCK! GREAT ATTRACTION. . A, BLUMENTHAL, is of the CHOICEST QUALITY, and con sequently is FRESH and PURE. I intend to keep the BEST of ‘everything to be found in a First Class GROCERY and -80 intend to se}l at the Lowest Living Prices. iture-of-mueh—time;taber and money in preparing instruments; machinery, etc., N rHE CORNER “OF BROAD AND

PINE STREETS, has just received a Magni established, and will be open for the rementh. For the present, and until further notice, the business will be continued at their old building, No;-819-Bustrstreet, be= tween Kearny and Montgomery, San Franciseo,_ The machinery for the -Swedish movement and vacuum cure; Galvanic and Electrical apparatus, and for giving the Electro Thermal, ‘turkish, Vapor and other baths, has all been received from the East, (where it was manufactured in the Institute machine shops,) and is rapidly being Placed, in position. Dr. J. M. Hinkle, one _ofthe bldest and most successful surgeons of the Institute, associated with Dr. Thos. Mayon and a corps of skilled assistants, are already in San Francisco, and will remain therein charge of the Branch Institute; asked or fears apprehended concerning the permanency and proficiency of the Pacific Branch, Dr, Allen will visit the Institute in San Frangisco, on the 20th of this month, and remain until the 15th of May following, during which time he. will be pleased to . see-all~the old patients-now~ under: -treat= ment, and as many new ones as possible. The Institute is especially prepared -to treat all Deformities and Surgical cases; Chronic Diseases, etc. : Address National Surgical Institute, 319 Bush street, San Francisco, for circular and particulars. @ rea -_ The ‘‘Bonanza’’ for All. Invalids, by nervous debility, desirous ot again feeling the vigor of health and vim of system, should take a few bottles of D>. HENLEY’s CELEBRATED I. X.°L. Brrrenrs. Before one bottle is taken they will feel the . dawn of restoration, of returning health. No case of dyspepsia, indigestion, loss of appetite, rheumatism, kidney or liver disease, has ever resisted its restorative power, Every, part of the human system requires and should receivesustenance and support from the stomach, regulated by the liver. Ifthe stomach can not supply the ailmeut required, the whole system languishes. Fortify your organs of life . with these bitters, and in afew dayz you will feel your ‘whole system invigorated; for every disease arising from disordered liver, stomach or bowels, it is invaluable; it wil} revive your shattered system. Dyspeptics and persgns of bilious habit should keep it within reach, if ' value me ed 60 School Hats, af Aga cents . apiece, at Goldsmith's, Inportaxt, Endorsed by the Balsam for the Lungs, cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and all diseases of the Throat “and Chest. Dr. Townsley’s Toothache Anodyne cures in One Minute. f7-6m Fresh’ Batter, The best in the market, from Sutton’s Ranch. For sule at’ SUTTON & BAKER'S, Commercial St. 7 barge and-mostception of patients by the middle of this . consequently uo-further questions need be . Medical profession. D>. Wm. Hall’s . the Largest of ays = SPRING GOODS, Superior ‘in style end elegance of any-thing ever before brought to the mountains. ‘These Goods, which consist of everything in the line of F DRESS AND FANCY GO ODS, And are now offered for Sale CHEAPER, Than the same goods can be bought at any other place in this — BLUMENTHAL is determined not to be outdone in introducing the latest styles to the. . people of this community. “It is useless to attempt to enumerate the kinds of Goods I have on hand, but suffi. cient to say I have the LARGEST STOCK : AND THE ‘GREATEST VARIETY EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY. MY PRICES ARE LOWER THAN ANY MY GOODS AND ASCERTAIN PRICES BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE. GREAT BARGAINS! SAVE YOUR MONEY, By Buying of A. BLUMENTHAL. Nevzda City, March 17th, 1875, ? AED cacy: OPPOSITE RATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA CITY. CDNGLEs "annown of the EMPIRE STAannounce that they have nuw Horses, a eR and Buggies To be found in this nee: of the State. Teams, with El t Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most teaaonable terms. Our Horses are free from vite; of good style and capable of going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive. Carriagesfor Funerals attended to with promptness. Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or month and the greatest of care guaranteed. LANC ASTER & COW . Nevada City, April ist, 1875, OTHER HOUSE, AND ALL I ASK Ist THAT PURCHASERS CALL AND INSPECT 2 year. A. H. PARKER, a7 Secretary of Hall Association. J. M. WALLING, — 4+ P LANCASTER ‘& CO.. Proprietors. ALEX. . GAULT. MARCUS C. HAWLEY & CO,, CORNER OF. _J AND SECOND STREETS, _ SACRAMENTO, . WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL : IMPLEMENTS, STEAM ENGINES, AND MILL AND MINING GOODS OF EVERY.DESCRIPTION, ee UR STOCK IS COMPLETE in — department, and our prices AS LO as any house in the State forthe same class of goods. We handle none but wnat we know to be FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, always keep the latest improved Mach which are kuown to be good, and pone monte ble to the older styles. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE COAST OF oan, Scott “ Co.’s Pertable En‘gines, “Moline Wind Millis, ~~ ~~ Gold Medal Separators, — Tayler Sulky Rakes, Haine’s Gen. Headers, Underwood’s Hay Loader & Rake, _ rade Engines. —“Wibrator Threshers, ‘Challenge Spring Wagons, Schuttler Farm Wagons, Pitt’s Hurse Powers, and THE MEADOW KING MOWER. Pe ee ee a See them before you buy any other, Send for Catalogues. ap10-6m-3dp _— ANNUAL MEETING. HE ANNUAL MEE MEETING the Stockholders of the Odd Fellows’ Hall Association, will be held on Monday, May 3d, 1875, At 8o’clock,P.M., at Odd Fellows’ Hall, for the election of Trustees for the ensuing ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, Justice of tae Peace, and “FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, ICE, Brown & Morgan’s Block, -NEVADA CITY, Cal. “aps: LL persons indebted tothe Estate of the late John A. Lancaster, deceased. by book account or promissory notes, or to the present firm of Lancaster & Co,, Empire Livery Stable, are hereby notified to settle up forthwith and save cost, with D. H. Williams, at the office of J. M. Walling, Justice of the Peace, Nevada City, or with A. L. Lancaster, at the Office ef the Empire Livery Stable, opposite the National Exchange, Broad street, Nevada City. M. L. LANCASTER, Nevada City, April 10, 1875. County Warrants. ARRANTS on General. Fund, Nos. 152 to 157, inélusiy e, registered Aug. 4th, 1874, will be paid on presentation. In-: terest ceases from date. E. P, SANFORD, Treasurer. By{A. H. Panxer, Deputy. Nevada City, March 7th, 1875. ‘ Nevada, Agel 9, 1815. PROVISION'STORE, and { al-. A share of the} Public Patronage_is-respect-. -— ORNAMENTAL PLANTS. BULBS! BULBS! BULBS! Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, Gladiolas, (all colors and varieties.) .” “A Full Line of Flower and Garden Seeds. Every family should have a-copy of Williams’ Window Gardening, Devoted Specially to the CULTURE OF FLOWERS, And ae : Agents oo Mutual Life a ~ surance €o., of California BELL & BELDEN, B. H. MILLER, CLOTHING MERCHANT, Odd edema Bulding, aeaas St. NEVADA CITY, UNION HOTEL, : ' ‘MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. a CHAS. H. MOORE, & CO., PROPRIETORS. -Open all Night. UNION LIVERY STABLE . GRAHAM & MAJOR, ‘PROPRIETORS. OPPOSITE UNION (Qa ‘HOTEL, MAIN § SIRLET, 4 NEVADA CITY, CAL. AVING leased the UNION STABLES, H and stocked it with a fine collection of HORSES, CARRIAGES and BU SGIES, ‘the proprietors announce to the citizens ot Nevada and the community in general,that they are prepared to furnish ~ ELEGANT TURNOUTS., Their horses are kind and gentle, well . broken, and yet free goers. Persons desiring to get a a . ‘(TEAM OR SADDLE HORSE, Should call and examine our outfits and prices. ‘Transient custom solicited and every effort will be made to give satisfac tion. Horses boardéd by the week or month at reasonable rates. —~~>—-—FY RAHAM & MAJOR. as Newada City, April ist, 1875. { € ~ -H. Crawford’s: i i * a Heavy = Drugs, Medicines, Mining Chem-. and Sheir Sars Ease teed! Ys os ENE A GRICULTURAL Z IMPLEMENTS, At the Ola Stanad oO THE UNION HOTEL, MAIN STREET, NEG v A. D. A inea cad Steel,Nails and. Shovels, « ROPE BLOCKS & SHEAVES, ‘HYDRAULIC PIPE, Made to Order and Tarred. Rubber Hose, Belting, &e. GLASS AND PUTTY, t Sole Agent tor the . Averill Chemical Paint "Mixed Ready for Use,LINSEED AND CASTOR Oia Giant, Hercules and ~Rastern POWDER. AGENT FOR THE WEED SEWING MACHINE The: Best Made. -. Go and see the new patent SPRING BED BOTTOM! The Best. Ever Invented. Imitation Marble MANTLE PIECES, MADE OF IRON. EQUALTO THEFINEST MABBLE. And at HALF THECOST! Wooden and Willow Ware Crockery ana J Glassware, ‘LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS. And Evesything in a First Class HARDWARE STORE, . . g Call and examine our prices before purchasing elsewhere, and we * will cofivince you that.we sell cheap: a than any other Hardware Store i in Nevada County. the country cam send their orders us by mailor express and they wil be poomnytig attended to. W. H. CRAWFORD, 27 and 29 Main Street, NEVADA CITY -, 1874, Those or our friends wa reside in fer + au eT Pie i ie aes as Wee me = x aes Sis sees ee ° DCR AT YR Se aS BRS ONE See ay A ee has Te oe a HNN SIRS a ar eae a oe ARETE Spee 8 . 54