April 19, 1874 (4 pages)

af ‘ “How many thousands of . wabsorbed into ae system . ! _ ured befofe it be too tade, an ~<Post Officé Box 1957.° @elf abuse. mexual indul ‘youth of both sexes to an arhieteenece: _ EW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES TO: rit GIBBON’S, D + Y: 5 TEBON'S, a tat aE & 623 KEARNEY STREEC, TABLISHED in 1864, fot ‘the treat ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases a as Gonorrhea,@leet, Stricture, Syphilis4n all its forms, Seminal Weakness, Im ve tqpiinig) and Vicerated egs savecessi ally OL, GIBBON has the yleasere of an.’ nguncing that he has returned from visiting doe peincipal Hospitals of Ewropé, and has Tesumed practice at his iy tired 623 Kéarney Street, corii¢r of Commercial, San Francisco, where his old patients and those xoqguiring his services may find him: : he Doctor has spared neither time nor money in seeking owt mew remedies, and Kas returned— with incnoased facilities for the -eHeviation of humen suffering. ~~ __Horritie_ Diseases. any persons, both fasle and female, aré there who are suffer$ng outa miserable aoenaage ogre som ef. : ‘cret indulgences, or from. virus “SSeorbes into 7 Look at their pallid,.emacinted and disfigured faces and their broken dow constitutions, disquali-. fying them for’ the happiness of mt or th4 enjoyment of life._In this horrid mituation thousands suffer watil death closes the scene. Let paremts, guardians, friends ‘attend toany of these who are sufferiug with any of these harible life destroying maladics—see that they are cared for and Send Hence Food mediately to Dr. Gibbem, a physician who hogs ade private disease his especial study ‘tor years, and who is ocartain to cure tae most inveterate canes without mercury. or Anjurious drugs. It is important to those Who are afflicted, or-to those who are inter. edtcd in the welfare 6f their friends, to be careful of the many prétended doctors who Anfest all cities; publishing their skill tn curing all diseases in a few days, impusing upon the public by using the names of emtment physicians from~t ‘nnd other those Charlatans. ‘Beminal Weakness. : 1 Emissions, the consequence of This ary vice, or depraved racticed by the ost unlimited certainty, , therefore, careful. and make} w en lacettian a you may fall into the tends : « Somina extent, producing with unerr the neat of morbid # anless combatted by scientific menstres, viz: Sallow countenance, dark ts under the eyes, pain inthe head, ring‘eno the ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and the rattling of chariots, tneasiaess about the loins, weakness of the limba, confused vision, blunted intellect. losé of confidence, diffidence in approaching strang. ers, a disiiie to form néw acquaintances, a 4lsposition to shun society, loss of mem. . ory, hectic flushes; pimples and Various eruptions about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, ‘night ‘sweats, monomania and frequent insanity, . If relief‘be not obtained, persons 80 affiioted should apply immediately, either in Tson or by letter, and have'a cure effected. his new and scientific mode of treating this disease, which never fails of effecting quick and radical cure. Dr. G. will give One Hundred Dollars to any .one who will prove satisfactorily to him that he wascured of this ear Ser by either of the San Wrancisco quacks, : . Married — i ‘ , Ort who contemplate marriage, who are Bas Sen Pas under any. of these fearful maladies, should not forget-the sacred re#punsibility resting upon themi;nor delay to obtain immediate relief. = Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s offica~or ending for packages of medicines may rely upon his. assurance of conSdential secrecy . with implicit faith, and expect no more than tobe charged with a fair and: mutually satisfactory remunerntion of services rendered, considering thu circumstances of the cases, rather than a toe prevalent and selfish practice of extortion among quacks and pretenders. Dk, GIBBON is responsible, and will give to each patient a written instrument, hinding himself to effect a radical and perwanent cure, or make no charge. « Cured at Home. Persona at a distance may be. CURED AT {{OM¥, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating cuse, sniyptoris, length of time the disease has-continned, and the medicine promptly forwarded, ‘free from <lamage and curiosity, to auy part of the country, with full and pn. direction for use, y enclosing TEN DOLLARS in coin, in a regis letter through the Post Office, or tirough Wells, Fargo & Go., @ package of medicine will be forwarded by expreés to te! pert of the Union, Address DR, J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney #treet, corner Commercial, San Francisco, Private entrance on Commervial “trget. Remember to put BOX 108 on the let-: ter, : Ounsultations FREE, 8" Correspondents will plesee tnforro pee “Location of Works—s. E. Corner of Baele and expenses of . ton: cent down, and balance on fir. . tale, THOMAS DERBY, erretery. Saation of sale by Probute Court. ‘Deeds Off-e No 320 Sansome Street, San Franstexpense of purchaser. For description cisco, Calitornis. mehis nd fear dt notice of Sore Pentiae in 1. COOMBS, Tr oo. Vatiey . Mth to March an. ier dogs oa _— Htecialty—D ef Wowen ext Chil ahi ok ee edie, wmennene Sage «ale ora . a MEecuter of last. will of L.A. Watling, mont in the Darr TRANSCuUPT, myt THE RISDONIRON AND LOCO. MOTIVE WORKS. and Howard Sta., Bau Francisco, ‘WM. H. TAYEOR, Prestent, JOSEPH MOORE, Supt. “QV EXNERAL Foundrymen and En neers, W Builders of Htea Engines, Pe, (Quurtz Mills, Steam Boilers and general running machinery, : WA'TER PIPE. f Special attention psid Hydraulic Attings. Water Pipes of all kinds. Bheet lron — tor any hend of water, (Attention is cajled to the Cherokee mitie, Butte Co., where tho head is 900 ft. and pipe 30 in. dia., and to the Virginin Water Works,. Nevada, where the heud ig 1775 ft., dia. of pipe, 12 dn., built by this firm.) CAR WHEELS, Railroad and Mining Car Wheels of all kin in-kept constantly on haud. These run. ning: r wheels are made of the best car wheel metul and are chilled onthe face and flange, giving a length of wear very much éreaterthan those made of ordinary caat RISDON-IRON & LOCO, WORKS, JOsKrH MOORE, Supt . Assessment Sale. TNroN GRAVEL MINING GOMPANY, } Location of Principal plage. of bus#utes, San Francisco, Oniiforata. Location ot Works, Columbia Hill, Nevada Cinnty, California. Notice by given; that et 4 meeting of the Directors held on the 12th lay of March, 1874, an ase nt—No o— per share was }evied upon of Four Dollars the cnpital stock of the Corporatic : Ling ble immedintely in United Stetes Gol des to the Secretar; at the office of the Compas. ny, No. 320 Saneome Street, Bun Francisco, California. Any stock upon ich this aa. #*sstucnt shall remain unpaid on the 1th diay of April, 1874, willbe deliuqd nt, and aivertised for sale at public auction : and ‘unless payment is made be fore, wl) be sold en Thursdiy the Seventh-day of May, 1674, to pay the delinquent a ont t with costs of. pie secsement together i An Fh Corner of Leidesdorff Street—[A, few doors Cor. Commercial, San Francmoo, . Private : : Established expressly to. afford the afflicted ney,.ete.-. Skin Diseases (of* years . MOST SACRED The Doctor is a, regular neaARe: of the letter or parcel so transmitted.— ‘attention, send*ten dollars, coin [or that ,tions by letter or otherwise FREE. Performation of thé utmost value to all, wheth. . er marriéd-or single, and will be sent FREE Address, DOHERTY, M. D. at ___ SanFrancisco, Cal. Assessment Sale, ~ “A874, at the }HANDKERCHIEF, For sale by all\ Perfumers and vf the pro ling, d SATURDA A MM, T always ask forthe Florida Water prepared 'by the sole propriétore. REM ASAE BF AMA yD ag. Quick Cures é& Moderate Charge (DR. W. K. DOHERTY’s PRIVATE te LS ve No. Rak bed cxonetoe os, below the What.Cheer SAN FRANCISCO. entrance on Leidesdorff Street, ouse] Sound and Scientific Medical aid, in . the Treatment and Cure of alt Private and Chronic dis. ‘° “eases, Cases of’ Secresy AND:ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS, ~ To the Afflicted, — OOTOR WK. DOHERTY RETURD his sinceré--thanks te. ng apatioe tients for their patronag?,and wi ake this opportunity to remind them ,that’ he continues to consult at his Institute for the oure of chronic diseases of the Lungs,Liver, Kidneys, Digestive, and Genito-Urinary Or8, and all Private Diseases. viz: Syphiis in all ita forms and stages, Seminal Weakness, and all the borrid. equenc of self-abuse, Gonorhces, Gleet, Strictures Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissiors, Sexual Debility, Diseases. of the Back and Loins, neys, ete., and he hopes that his long expeto inisure—him ashare-of public patronage. By the practice. of many years in Europe and the United States he is enabled to apply against diseases of all kinds. He uses no mercury, charges moderate, treats his patients *in,a correct and honorable way, and has references of unquestionable veracity from men of known respectability and high standing inesgciety: All.parties consulting him, by letter or otherwise, will receive the best and gentlest treatiient,and ‘implicit secrecy. \ Bo Feurales. “When a female is.enervated or afflicted with disease, as weakness of the back and limbs, ‘pain in the head, dimness of sight, loss of muscular power, palpitation of the heart, irritability, nervousness, derange. ity. hysteria, sterility and all other dis: peculiar to females, she should go at once tothe celebrated Fema and consult him about -her-troubles and diseases. Let no false“lelicacy prevent you, but apply immeédistely,and save your. self from painful suffering and premature death. Yn oe . rrespondents.Patients,rfiale or female residing in any part of the country, however distant, who may degife the opimon and advice of Dr. Doher. ty, in their respective cases, and who think proper to submit a written statement? of such, in preference to holding,» personal lnterview, are respectfully assiired that their COMMUNICATIONS WILL BE. HELD graduate, and may beconsulted with every caadenes, If the case-he fully and candidly described, personal cvemmunication unnecessary, af instructions, for diet, regimen, and the genera) treatment of the case itself, (includng the remedies) } L be forwarded without delay, and in such a’ ‘ras to convey no idea of the purport Should your condition require immediate value in currency] by MAIL or WELLS, FarGo & Co’s Express, apd a package of medicine will be sent to you’ address with the necessary instructions for use. Consulta. manent cure guaranteed Spermatorrhoa, DR. DOHERTY has just published :n {mportant pamphlet, embodying his own views and experience in relation to impo, tence or Virility, being a short treatise on Spermatorrhawa, or Seminal Weakness. Neryous and Physical Debility consequent on this wiection Hid Other disekses of the sexual einer This little work contains in or no pay. by miail on receipt of Six Cents in postage stumps for wy re 4 W. K. YOMING GOLD MINING COMPA. 'NY, Loéation of principal place of busitiess, 410 Montgomery Street, San Franaco. Location of werks,, Nevada County, California. Notice—'There is delinquent upon the following described stock on account of ansessment No 2, levied on the 19th . day of February, 1874, the severv]. amounts set opposite the names of the respective share holders, as foliows : feapueamannecmnemtlsnitaitct ai duasaindaandeaadiicniationmetinsdaeaetionme a Medical and. Surgical Institute, Inflammation ef the Bladder and the Kidrience-atid successful practice will continue the most efficient and successful. remedies. ment of digestive functions, general debik‘. inches in diameter marked-C-G-P-M . from the first day + ~~ No, Gah. Mining Claim. . : e 4) te ' I b ‘ ‘Sacramentu, Cal., Feb, N B Ludlum, whose Postoffice is Dutch lat, Placer County, Cal., has made application for ‘ patent-for Cedar Creek Placer Mine, situate in Gold Run Mining Distric , Placer County, California, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this office as follows, viz: "Survey of Exterior Boundaries, " Commencing at Station’ No 28 of the “Chufch and Golden Gate Placer Mine,” on line of Jonathan Moody’s claim, at a ‘stake marked CC. P, M., for Cedar Creek Placer Ming, and. run_on line of Moody’s . claim, variation 18° east, 8 86° E 7.84 thy top of hydranlic bank H.14 chs center of sinall stream, 3 Jinks wide N and’S. 18:65 chs to the 8 E corner of the claim to a stake marked CC PM from which a cedar’y inchés disteter bears $515 E26 links distant: N 5% 2.00 chs recross Rock Creek 5.50 chs to a stake marked’ C € P M on lower bank of mining ¢itch, N 22> E 1.95-chs ‘center_of—wagon road 6.30° chs center of /marked C CP M; from whieh a cedar 26 inches in diameter bears -N-75°_E 24. distant; N-20%° 7.71 to a stake marked C CPM, 15 links west from Rock Creek from Which a pine 6 inchés. dinmeter-benrs* east 18 links distant: N 46%° W 4.18 chs fence N E and § W, 4,42 chs center of dite running N E and 8 W, 4.85.chs wagon NE and 8 W, 5.60 chs bank of re; 10.97-chs across reservoir, very li 11,53 chs mining flume 20 feet chs céntér of ditch, -12.44-¢ ditch, 12,81 chs enter chs across Railroad Gy and Dutch Flat w igh, 11.90 hs centér of stump 27 ing W 36 lia ars § 75° E63 links distant, and the cor. her post common. to Seetions-2-and 3, Tp No. 15 N, Range 10 E on the third standard North, bears N 30°. E 67.41 chains distant, N 144° W-14.62 chains to a pine stump 20 , > “Phence: N 2934 W 4.42 chs.to an oak inches in di. amter marked CC PM, N 86% W_64 chs enter hydraulic ont, 4.86.che flume;~7.15 chs set a stake in cut marked CCP. M, s 5442 9,29 chains, set stake in perpendicular bank marked CC P M 8 75°. W 5.33chains. This corner could not be established on account of working the mine. 8 644° W 4.50.chs could not be established, $ 20° 2.98 chs to a stake on top of bank marked G CP M,N 69° E1.78 chains to a stake on south bank of little ditch marked C-C P M, 8 17%° EK 8.03 chs to astaxe marked CC P M on bank of ditch near wagon road. § 584 >_0,75 chs to centerof ‘wagon road, 3.00 chs enter Railroad Cut, 4.80 chs across Railroad Cut, 4,46 chs to a cedar stump marked G6 P M, being also the north corner of the Church and Golden, Gate Placer Mine. Thence following the Church and Golden: Gate Mine,$.16° E3.5Uchs tostaxe marked C GG C.'8 WS W 15.02 chs to. stake marked C GG ©, 820° K.9.78 chains to stake-marked C G G C>.N 78° E 2.46 chs to stake marked 6 GC, 8452 E 5.69 chs. to stake marked G@ C. 816%° 6.61 chs to the place of beginning, and containing 107, 20 acres and belng a po of the ‘lets 3, 4 and 5 of N '6 of Section 5; 15 North, Range 10 East, Mt. Diablo Base Meridion, Said location was made many irs ago by different parties and recorded in thewining records of said district. Adjoining claimants are owners of the Church and Golden Gate Placer Mine of the south and west, owners of the Bennett Placer niine on the-Nerth-and-West> and: owners of the Pine Top Placer inine on the Nerth__—___, All persons holding any adverse claim thereto sr@ hereby required . to present the sane before this Office within: sixty days of. publishing thereof. T. B, McFARLAND, Register, Dibble & Byrne, att'ys for applicant, February 22d, 1874. PROBATE NOTICE, . NTATE of California, County of Nevada, -K In Probate Court.-hr-the matter of the Estate of Perry Boardly, deceased.—— It appearing tothe Court by petition duly filed by C. Beckman, the administrator of said ee praying for an order to sel) real ‘estate, that it is necessary to sell the whole of the real ertate of said the debts outstane against the deceased . and the expenses and charges: of adminis. tration. It is therefore ordered by the Court that all persons interested in suid Estate ap. pear betore the said Probate Court on SAT. URDAY the 28th day of April 1874, at.10 deceased to pay for & Patint +04} OTICE is hereby given, that Thomas . sg Me CELEBRATED INSTITUTE Ae wagun road N and 8, 18.19 chs Rock Creek, . , same road N and 8, 10.80 che toa stake . with and befriend them in trouble—one in ; Whose secresy the-utmost confidence can be eee a es Od LIFORNIA: INSTLTUTE Matablisned vy DR. J. C. YOUNG, --No Cure, No Pay. bunsultation, by Letter or othei; wise, Free. Py enjoyed on this Coast ah uninterrup success of 21 yenrs, and has become one of the mest celebrated Institutions of the age. cured, place itin point of number of patients.among the very first of the world, and the'success of its treatment ranks it second one. ‘ = . PRIVATE DISEASES. In Males and Irregularities in Females @ sat destroyers of health. They insfdlously attack the system,*and gradugttly undermine aud. destroy it; they ve she -eyé, the strength and vigorfrom the frame, they give puny and: sed offspring, and poison. through guc race of man. marks can be seen in Scrofula, Co ptien, vripples, the Idiotie, the tic,and the Insane, ~ FURY, recognized as the most FATAL DICAL ENEMY to man, combining with Venereal, doubles his dangers. Those Lot ‘s who have been treated with that pernicious MINERAL POISON are not cured ; vase has assumed a new form. '~ DO NOT BE SATISFTED WITH PARTIAL CURR, Chat leaves the poisor to crawl through the syrtem, eating its way into the tissues and “orgalis. beneath the upparently smooth surface, to burst out in the future with a yirn. ence that will baffle the effects of medicine The young man who experiences that growing weakness in his muscular and men‘tal organization should stop’ and consid whence ita rises. He will find in the weakryessof the back, trembling of the limbs, disordered digestion, unaccountabie failing ofthe powers of the mind, distaste for society,-dread of impending trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness;troubled and lascivics dreanis, actompanied by growing the dis. merous other symptoms of disorganization, the positive traces of that most terrible and destructive of all diseases—Seminal Weak. ness—wasting away his puwers, destroying bis hope of life-and-manhood, and dragging him along the broken path of his existence, towurd & preniature and loathsome grave, To him who finds his_life dribbling out in the discharge of the vital principle of exis. tence in nocturnal and ditirnal emissions, the mere cessation of the causes.of its ap. searance britige no relief, ~ < Marriage, that holy office, the safeguard und hope of manhood, brings to such a_one no hope of cure, but adds to his misery-in the knowledge that the’ one who looks to tim for so much of her happinces is a victim of his evit, and. an innocent companion of his punishment. He. adds to his misery and disorder until-hopeteaves him. There is*no rescue except in proper and skillful treatment. Consult, then, at once, a physician whose practice and careful research has made him thoroughly conversant with every phase of the disease. Those who have become victims of solitary vices, that dreadful, fascinaiing and destructable habit, that fills thousands of sick rooms with paralytics “and consumptives, and hundreds of untimey wraves with its misguided victimg,should msult.wi nout delay, one who wil sympa with their sufferings, To snch th Docto®would. especially recommend iim, gelf, ‘ee Gok and all: guarntees of a Perfect and Permanent Cureawithout hinrance from busines’;~change of diet, fear jexposure, . oS IMPORTANT TO THE IES. When a Female isin troncle or icted with. disease, and requires medical ors = cal attendance, the ary should be, where is there a physician who is fully competent to administer relief, and whose respectable stanc.ug in society recommends. him to the confidance of thecommunity. The Doctor, understanding now imperatively necessary these requirements are, feels called upon to interpose,and by calling the attention of the afflicted tothe fact that he has been a Professor of Obstetrics and Female diseases for Twenty Years, and is fully qualified to adminiiiter in all cases, both medically and surgically, not in a superficial manner, but in as thorough a mannet as ape of study and practice—both in hospitalsand families —can make, to save them from the hands of the unqualified unscrupulous, and design. ing. Therefore, families can rely upon him as upona father. Allin affliction cau find in him one who can feel and Sympathise vlacee.__ fo Correspondents, _LETTERS.—Pe _of either sea, who wish to consult the Docter, and who cannot visit the city can, by fat poe age symptoms in a letter, receive advice d asstirance of “cure at home. All letters returned or detreyed. Address, ee ens 2 “~~ BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M. D. No. 618 Sacramento Street, near Montgom day of February, 1874, so many shares of each parcel Of such stock us may be neces. sary, will be sold at public auction, at the office of the Company, Room ‘No, 2, No 410 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Califor.” nia,on SATURDA., the 1sth day ef April, honr of 1 o'clock, P.M. of said day, tO. pay said delinquent assessment together with costs of a vertising and expenée8-of the bale,‘ W. J, GUNN, Secretary, Octhie—Room No. 2, 410 Montgomery 8t., _ ancisco. California. ; ap4 Imperishable Fragrance. MURRAY & LANMAN’S CELEBRATED FLORIDA WATER. ‘feate of all perfumes for use on the ATTHE TOILET, _ AND IN THE BATH. Aa there are imitations and counterfeits, LANMAN & KEMP, NEW YORK, my2 STATE OF L A. WALLING, Deceased. Noticeis hereby Riven that’ the sale vee f the gethie of L. A. Wali, if “hereby itponed until » MAY 9fhi, lena, at 10 wolock. Terms of sale-—Cash ‘in gold coin, HE richest, most lasting, yet most co. k . SUCIATIO . Noof No of o'clock, in the forenoon of said day, at the Names. Certf. Shares. Am’t. Court Koom of said Court in Nevade City, to Henry P. Bowie, 139° 60s $12.50 . show cause why an order should not be Henry P. Bowie, 140 50. 12 50 . granted to aid Administrator to sell the Henry P. Bowie, sass: © . eee 25 00 . whule of the real. estate of the deceased; . W. J. Gunn, Trustee, 163 100 25 OU . and that a copy of this order be published W.J,Gunn, Trustee; 164-100 25 00) at least four successive weeks in the NevaW.J. Gunn, ‘trustee, 165 100 25 00 . da Daily ‘ranscript, a newspaper, printed -W. J. Gunn, Trustee, 169 100 25 00 . and published in said city and county, = . rer Rodel 170 =—-100 25 00 Nevada City, March Hth, 1874, -d, Gunn, stee, 171 100 25 00 JOHN CALDWELL Tide W. J. Gunn, Trustee, 231 100 25 08 j on Senate, J. E. Legge, 97 100 25.00) Office of the-County-Clerk-of-the county re { i T0610 25 00 . of Nevada. I John Pattisou, County Clerk 2. Py Purinton, 167 100 25 00 . of the County of Nevada, State of California C. P, Purinton, 158 100 _. 25 00 . and ex-efticio Clerk of the-Probate Court-in-4 C.P. Purinton, 159-100 25 00} and for said County, ao hereby certify the C, P, Purinton, 160. 100 +5 00) foregoing-to-be-a-full, true and correct cop And in accordance with law and an order . of an original order, om file in this, my of. of the Board of Directors, made on the 19th fice. : ——}) Witness my hand and the neal of seal) said-Gourt =~ 5 1874, ml15 Assessment Notice. Noe BLOOMFIELD GRA¥ELMINING COMPANY. Location of principal piace of business, Sa nia, t Francisco, CaliforLocation ef works, North Bloomfield, Nevada County, California— by given that ata mee ‘tice is here. ting of the Directors hela on the Thirteenth day of April, 1874, an assessment (Number Thirty One of One Doilar (—$1 00—)-per share was levied upon the capital stock of said com. pany, payable immediately, in United States. gold coin, office of the com to the Secretary at the ) pany, No. 320 Sansome St., San Francisco, California, Any stock upon which said assessment all remain unpaid, on Wednesday, . 20th . ay. of May, 1874, shall be deemed de. linguent, and will be duly advertised for s«le ut public auction, and unless payment shall be made before, will be soid en Friday, June 1tth, 1874, to pay the delingnent asse ent, together with cost of advertising an expenses of sale, By order of the rie of Trustees, _ THOMAS DERBY. Secretary Office —No. 320 Sansome Street, San. Fi«ncisco, California. <n aig hie bate Stockholders Meeting. HE Annual Meeting of the Stockh ers in the ODD FELLOWS’ HALL A N will be held in the Hall on JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. ay At 734 o'clock. A. H. PARKER, Secretary. Nevada, April 4th, 187, oF \" Special Meeting, SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockhol. A, dere of New York bang Oonesliag. ed Blue Gravel Mining Co. will be held at rT the Store of E, W. Bigeiow & Oe. +t 8o'clk, o ap 14-2w rthis-ith-day of “March } Monday Evening, May 4th, 1874, . Pur ry. Box : Administrator’s Saie. OTICE is hereby given that in pursu-. ance of the brder Of thie Probate Court ot the County of Nevada, in the. State ot C#lifornia, made on the 25th day of March 1874, in the matter of the Estate of Benjamin Bingham, deceased, the undersigned Administrator of said estate, will Sell at private sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, in a Ag parcels, and subj. ctto contirmation by said Probate Court, at Nevada City, Nevada county, on Saturday, April 18th, 1874, at ten o'clock, a. m., all of the property hereinafter described, and. for that purpose will receive bids in writing up to said day for the purchase of said property in sepaTate parcels, Suid sale will include all the right, title and interest of tl ¢ said deceased at the time of his death, arid all the right, title and nterest that the said estate has, by operation of law or. utherwise aquired, other than or in addition to that of the saic deceased at the time of his death, in and te al. those vertain lots, pieces or parcels ot land, situated, lying and being in said Ne. vada County, and described as follows, to wit. ‘Chat certain tot With house and im. provements thereon, situated and being on bast side of Broad street, Nevada City, and teing designated as lot No. two (2), in block thirty (30), according tu the official Survey of Nevada.City made by H. 8. Bradley, County Surveyor of Nevada County, Also one undivided one-eighth interest in aud to that certain mining claim situated and being on Canada Hill, Nevada Townsiip, ane county, and. known and designatea asthe Mammoth Mining Claim, together w.th all water rights, rights of way, here. ditaments and appurtenances thereunty belonging. Also’ that certain let with vabin ther un, Situated at same place as above. Terms of sule: Cash, ten per cent. of the purchase money to be paid on the day of > Sale, balance on Confirmation of sale by > te Court. -Deed at expense of BIRPSEYE BULLARD, of estate uf Benjamin W. C. JONES, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, ERMANENTLY LOCATED if GRASS VALLEY. IN 1850, %; The great number annually received and, fromthe . in and to ull those ¢-ftain lots, pieces or percels of-land, situate, lying:-and being in sive generations, the } deafness, loss of muscular power, and nu-> _M., from which. Bxecutor’s: Sale, rOTICE te hereby given, that in pursuN aniée of the erder of the Probate Court of the County of Nevada, in the State of Cal-iforhia, made on the Seventeénth day of Match, A, D, 174, in the matter of the eptat~ of J, Ij. Coveli, deceased, the undersigned, Executor ‘of said Estate, will sell at private sale, to the —bidder ‘for ¢ush, 4 in. separate. parcels, a subjec*.to confir. . mation by-said Probate Court, af ‘MOORE'FLAT, NEVADA COUNTY, On Saturday, April 25th, 1874, At Ten'o'clodk, A. M. ull of the property, resland perronal, hereinafter described apd for that purpose will receive bids in writing tip to said day for the’ purchase of sail property in separate parcels, and if not ‘soll at private saié“wilt sell the sume at public anction to the highest bidder for cash, subject to eonfiriuation by the Probate Court of Nevada County. Said public sale to take place at the store of Charles Hegurty, at slid Moore’s Fiat, and to include all the fight, title, futer-st’ ant estate of the ‘aid deceased ‘at the time of his death, and all the rigi t, title and interest that the said estate has: by operation of law br otherwise acquired, other than or in addition to that . of the said deceased, at the time of his death said Nevada County, and described. as fol situate and beingat Moore’s Elat, Eureka Township, Nevada County, California. AL so that certain barn situate and being at the saiue place. Also that certain Barn situated at Woolsey’s fiat, Eureky ‘lownship, Nevyada Couhty, California, Also that certain Timber Koad, situated "at the same: place. — Also that certain Dwelling House with garden lot belenging thereto situated at Luke City, Bloomfield ‘Township. Ajso that-cer-tain_Barn-situated at game placc. Also the following ‘personal property : ‘Two, Horses, One set of Harness, Two Wagons, Fixtures for Wagons, Six Chopping Axes,'fwo Broad Axes, Six Cross «ut Saws;One Grindstone, Three Squares, Oue Plow, Three Cooking Stoves, Six Chairs, One. Clock, One Table, Two pair of Blankets, Lot of Iron Pipe, One set of Blocks, One set of Brace and Bit, Three Tons ot \Hay,One Hundred pounds of Corn, One tot Of Potatoes and Cartuts, Forty five feet of Hose. Terms of Sale. Cash:Ten percent of the purchase money to be paid on the day of sale, balance on confirmation of sale by said Probate Court, Deed at expense of purchaser. . ‘CHARLES HEGAWTLY, Executor of Last Will of J, L. Covell, dec’a_ Niles Searls, Atty. mch24 Application Mining Ciaim. United ‘States Land Office; Sacramento, Cal., Feb. 19th, 1874. OTICE is her. by given, That Thomas -V B. Ludjum, whose Post Office is Dutch catien fur Patent f.r Gold Run Placer mine situate in. Gold Kun Mining District, Placer County, California, and described in’ the plat and field notes on file inthis office as follows, viz: Survey of ‘Exterior Boundaries, . Commencing at the South East corner of at a stake marked C,G.G. ©, tor Church and Golden Gate Claim on the N E side and on 8 W side G. R. P. M. for Gold Run Placer Mine-and-run yariation 18° East, $.-0.58 chains on Section line to corner of Sections 3and 4,9 and 10, Township 15 North Range 10 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, 7.60 chains on line of J. F, Moody’s Canon claim, te Gold Run ravine. 8-28 chains to the N Ecorner of the North Star Placer Mine, Stake variation 17> 45’ East, S 85% S W, 15-91 chains. Along the line of the North Star Placer Mine to staxe North Last corifer of the Home ‘Ticket claim. Thence $ 454° W 11.71 chains ona line of North Star Flacer Mine to commer stake. 8 59%;5 ‘Miné to corner stake. 8 853,5 W 6,84 chs. ' On line of North Star Placer Mine toa staie on bank of Hydraulic Cut on the East side of sand box_marked G. R,.P. M. Thence variation 18° Kast. N 74° E. 6,29 chains on line of tie Fa RA we to a spruce stump marked G, R. P>M. N 444° E 0.61 Coains to Hydraulic cut, 12.86 across Hydraulic cnt, 13.46 chains to Spruce Stump 49 inches in diameter marked G. R> M, N 524° W 5.00 chains to Hydraulic 6.06 chains to stake in cut marked G. R,P. M. N 88° W 6.40 chains across Hydraulic Cut, 11.34 chains on. Kearsarge line to a Spruce Stump 38 inches in diameter marx. ed G, BR, P.M. 8 2045° W 2.73 chains’ to a Spruce stump on south side of trail marked G.R. PM. N 304° W 0.63 chains,: ditch runnmg North 1,30 chains, ditch running North, 4,00-chains—ditehrunning North, 6,56 chains, wagon road North and South, 1,10 ditch, 8.80 chains intersect section line between Sects 4 and 9. 9.68 chains to 4 spruce stimp, set. stake-marked G, R. P, M N 61%> E 0.53 chains Cross Ditch, 1.18 chs TrailSE& NW 6.24 chains Wagon load, 6.90 chains Wagon Road, 7.17 chains to +pruce stump cor 20lins south of Gold Run Ravine, N 7#%> W 5.20 chains cross fence 8.60 chains center of Wagon road 8.39 chains to an ouk 14 inches in diameter in front of Barrett's dwelling house marked G. R. P, M, Thence 'N 38\> E 0.65 chains, centre of Gold Run Ravine, 1.70 ohains, fence. Narth and South, 1,75 chains, line passes through Mallory’s house. 4.76 chains Ma). : lory’s garden fence E & W. 5,74 chains toa stake on N K side ot trail marked G. k, P, a uch aspruce stump 36 inches diameter bears North 5° 15".W 40 aks dim tant. N 18'¢°-E 2.64 chains. line cut East eud.of a-barn,-4.317s etbin~close we line On, the West. 5.08 chains wagon road East and West, 8-74 chaine'lo a stake mark. ed G. R, P, M, from which an oak stump, 26 inches in-diametér bears $ 76> 15’ Kast 6D links distant. $8 62° E 1.30 chains. Set 3 stake marked G RP M.N, 379 E, 6.83 chs. Wagon Koad N Wand § E, 10.25 chains to a stake marked G R, P M. from which an oak 14 inches in diameter, bears N 8® 45’ East, 114 links dis‘ant, $31 %4 E7,75 chains to stake No 39 ef the Church and Golden Gate Placer Mine. Thence following the Church and Golden Gate lines. § 805 E 6.10 chains to stake No 38. 8 26%5 W 6.34 chains to stake No 37, § 69° E 4.44 chains to stake No 36, 80.30’ W 2,43 chains to stake No 83. £0.30’ W 2.43 chains to stake No 34. S 36%5 E 5.92 chains to staxe No, 33. 38 59% kK 8,70 chains tostaxe No a2. 8 76> E 14,78 chainsto place of beginning. and containing 102 and 21-100 acres and being a portion of the § % of SE \ and E NE of N W of S W ¥ Section 4and ; and NE M4 of Section 9, “f ownship 15 North Rangé 10 East Mt Diablo Base and. MeridiSn. Said: location was made many” years ago by~ aifferent ‘ies und at different timés and record in the records of said District, Adjoining claimants are owners of the Church and Golden Gate Placer mine onthe North, On the South by the owners = =. North Star Placer Mine, and on ‘the oa e Owners of t er sAnpon he By f{ the J. F, Moody Can, AL) persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby feawined te present the same before this offic: within sixty days from the “— ov e publishing hereof, ~ B. McFARLAND, Register, Dibble & Byrne, Att for Applican February 22d, 1874, igi etDR. T. 3B. ESMOND, Formerly of Washington, vada, and solic ty of the citizens of Ne + Office » three doors few ee ate R. M. HUNT, M. p, P.M. on SATURDAY, April 18th, 1874. : KB. W. BIGELOW, ‘Hecretary. . & OFFICE NO, 21 MILL STRERT, ma ATTENDING PHYSIC:AN for a Patent to a: . Flat, Placer County, Cal., has made appli. W 5.00 chains on line of North Star Pacer . U j i € 1 i t the Church and Gelden Gate Placer Mine, . . twelve years, having wit! Medical Discuveries cure [the worst diseases —to—w Hesh-is heir, has atthee } of many prominent prrsons j located himself ay ; {ready to treat al) Chronic , wie “eases im males or fe 7 lows, to-wit ; Tbat certam Dwelling Houre saatrinG att bows padre a find relief. early indiscretions, calling, as a cure is warranted in a) of semingl weakenss, aversion of and al) diseases of the of stricture and a cure warr who are suffering from such; Cancers, piles; or any disense r Surgical. aswell y ae will receive the closest atte; tion be treated ony new,and suecessful] practiced in the Euxst Indies, and guaronteed'in every c se, Diseases heart; Lungs, Liver, or any po body treated on a similar’ bes form success.§ ( dragging out »— is afforded, as well as ‘pro Jelief at moderate charges, either male or female, sent to on_receipt of $5, , may consult by letter with t of confidence and a sure relicf ailments. ship, Nevada Co., ee Recovery 2? Do you Wish ‘to be Berman _» Sared i Have you given up-all hope aie ‘ ently, DR. DANBERRY, Confidential Physician, No. 914 Kearney Street, San Franciaog NO CURE, NO Pay: R. DANBERRY, of Enrope and thi: 1 his hich rine; abovi and Young men who hay ured their constitutions by need have Mmypotence; nervons or her, 1 Special attention given to ¢ as Medica To THE LapIés who are A RES Eastern St thoy » Where he-{, Private ad where aly ilinents can e weakened ana jp. secret babii physical debility” Kidneys and B he treatment anted to aj ates {or casa the-beee J Cali fornia, 8 low dig. Eas nO fear jn ¢ 1 cases Society, 1 treatment and wil] Plan ay & Cure. of the Ttion of th 18 with un! ife of misery on account of Gebdilily, ster. lity, or any of the many ail otheir sex, au ex perience ments -pecnitar of twelve years naps. The Celebrated Oriental Pilh, whether the result of dissipation ndiscretion, and which impart ~ Persons living at a distatice or hew Jife te -A~sure-and-reHable—cure for impotency, — cal i or others, hé sssntanne from their All business strictly confidential, . Call or address Office hours, lv to 12.4, M;; Fat. : ; Stockholders’ Mee Cee DR. DAN BERRY, 215 Kearney street San Francisco, and from tte febl2-1-1, ting. UBA TUNNEL GOLD MINING 0b, Location of works, bridgeport tow: C 9 OL to Store of D. F. Shoe Store. ted. go . owe and Kanga foung America P 2America and Manzanita claims, and west by the Key-tone und Nevada Compai ies. California. Notice ts hereby given. that the 3a Annual . Meeting of the Yuba Tunnel Gold Mining Co., for the election of three (3) Trustees, Presi. dent and ‘Treasurer thereaf, for the ensy: year, and for the transaction of other bustness, will take ‘place at the ofbce of th undersigned, the Secretary of said Company, at North San Juan, Nevada County, on SATURDAY, the 9th day of MAY, . A D. 1874, at:1 o’Gtock, Pp. m. be in writing and filed wit By order ot the Pri sident, Proxies must — h the Secretary. JAS. A. STIDGER, Sey. N.San.duan,.March.25,.1874.———a@hegw-Dress Making & Hair Dressing. RS. 8S. F. COOK & MISS REANY DEES hoeving located in thiscity f fashion. uJ at reasonable rates. OmmercinI~sPatrom respectfully inform the ladies that they ar prepared to make Ladies’ Dresses, Coate, Cloaks, &c with the greatest dispatch, on reasonable terms and after the latest style RB DRESSING in all its branchey done to ordé Rooms on next door to the Variety xige and opposite Coe’s e_Tespectfully solictpate mebé No. 643. Application for a Patent oa . Mining Claim.UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Ca)., Feb, 24, 1874. OTICE is hereby, given Woodville Grave] Mining k,M D M, at a black onk 30 Theuce ona true 1 1 8& trne line south Thence.on at 30° E 4.03 chs distant. a stake miarked**W No 7.” yellow pine 36 in T Mine that the’ ‘Company, whose Postoffice is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal, have made application for patent for the Woodville Placer Mine, situate in Nevada Mining District, Nevada Cowity, California, and described in the plat and field notes on fle in this office, ss foliows, viz: Commencing ata ‘post mark. ing the center of Section No. 6, Lp 16N,8 inches in diameter, and marked—““WNo 1” -(Wpedside No 1), . tion 17230" exat,west4.00-chs—cross—summit.of main ridge E of Sugar Loaf, 10.0 chs, Set a stake marxed ‘‘W No 2”; thence 6.50 ches. cross tie crest of main ridge, 10.00che stake mnareed “\W'No 3” from which a black oak 12 inches in diameter bears $ 25° W 35 links distant. 2.00 chs cross summit of ridge 9.00 chs, cross Eurela stage road 10.60 chs, stake marked **W No. 4” from which the main shaft of the Woodville Company bears N ‘Thence of & true line 8 1.50 chs; cross-the Eurcka road—runs N E325 chs stake marked “ No 6” standing ‘on the west bank of the old Land Ditch. Thence on a true line weet 1.00ch, recross Eureka Stage road 5,75 che. stake marked “W No 6” from which live oak 12 inches in diameter bears 8 88° B® links distant. Thence on a true line N13 53’ E 28.95 chs,.along the foot of the ridge Thence ons true line E 12.00 chs, cross Eureks road 20.00 chs to a stake standing on the x W side of main ridge and marked ‘*W No# from which a bears 8 10° E22 links distant. a true line 8 6.50 chs, cross summit of mala ridge 10.00 chs to place of beginning, containing 36 68-100 acres and being & por: ption of the Ss of N W \ and N 3 of SW 44 of Section 6, Townsh:p 16 North, Range 9 East. Mt. Di.blo Base and Meridian. Said location was made by the Woodville Gravel Mining Cumpany-aud «uly recorded Feb. 7, 1874, in Book 5 of Mir ing Claims, Pag SsP Kecerds of Nevada County. claimants are on the north ownsrs “2 8 ground ,cast owners 0 ground, east heane ine, varia Again rue line ¥ . diameter Thence on Adjoining All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the rame befere this office within sixty dey* = the first day of publishing hereof. Foave eps constantly on hand the best WIRBA: LIQUORS and CIGA sg T. B. MCFARLAND, Register, ARCADE SALOON. Street, Nevada City. A. B. CARLEY, IGARS. Old. triends and new comers are teu tedrop ip and see 1e. ING McCauley's Cigar Boort, «8 Pt po 1c VOL. 2 a Ghe Dai NEVA ¥, PF. BROWN. 2 ae Transcript Bl TERMS OF Year—in adv One Six Months, Rates for Adver {et insertion ; $1sequent insertion vertisers. ‘ pape OF Bh TELE pee hers ys suppi tec ORK. MUTTON Orders filled fro: vered at their-tGive me # call,Nevada, March JOHN H. ALER InN J VEAL, COB PORK. Bee * Meats eold at re Shep en Broad St: Thestze « _ FR BY WAY 1 WEVADA ane : _CHEAE C. Hi Pron wanorxe Mark gooas,‘-Ca Teams always ¢ through without < this way there is a ether frei Sacra sae DENT & p*. P.-E. H an office, In Kidd's Builc OTICE is here ing of the ¢ veda County Narro will be held at th Company, to wit, Davis, Esq., Justic. town of Grass ¥; Mate of California Sg day of A ?. &, ae te pen of by. for th Company. B) order of JOHN C. COLE Dated Grass Vall George F; County AND U. 8. DEI IVIL AND LAND SURV} MAN. a. Office at the C ieftat the Daily Uni will meet with prou a se Hao @clock,A M. For Eureka, Mon ¥8 at sume hou Returning will-lea Y8 excepted : Weekly from ka HUGH M 4 od the stock S&KENWALD oak x

af ‘ “How many thousands of . wabsorbed into ae system . ! _ ured befofe it be too tade, an ~<Post Officé Box 1957.° @elf abuse. mexual indul ‘youth of both sexes to an arhieteenece: _ EW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES TO: rit GIBBON’S, D + Y: 5 TEBON'S, a tat aE & 623 KEARNEY STREEC, TABLISHED in 1864, fot ‘the treat ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases a as Gonorrhea,@leet, Stricture, Syphilis4n all its forms, Seminal Weakness, Im ve tqpiinig) and Vicerated egs savecessi ally OL, GIBBON has the yleasere of an.’ nguncing that he has returned from visiting doe peincipal Hospitals of Ewropé, and has Tesumed practice at his iy tired 623 Kéarney Street, corii¢r of Commercial, San Francisco, where his old patients and those xoqguiring his services may find him: : he Doctor has spared neither time nor money in seeking owt mew remedies, and Kas returned— with incnoased facilities for the -eHeviation of humen suffering. ~~ __Horritie_ Diseases. any persons, both fasle and female, aré there who are suffer$ng outa miserable aoenaage ogre som ef. : ‘cret indulgences, or from. virus “SSeorbes into 7 Look at their pallid,.emacinted and disfigured faces and their broken dow constitutions, disquali-. fying them for’ the happiness of mt or th4 enjoyment of life._In this horrid mituation thousands suffer watil death closes the scene. Let paremts, guardians, friends ‘attend toany of these who are sufferiug with any of these harible life destroying maladics—see that they are cared for and Send Hence Food mediately to Dr. Gibbem, a physician who hogs ade private disease his especial study ‘tor years, and who is ocartain to cure tae most inveterate canes without mercury. or Anjurious drugs. It is important to those Who are afflicted, or-to those who are inter. edtcd in the welfare 6f their friends, to be careful of the many prétended doctors who Anfest all cities; publishing their skill tn curing all diseases in a few days, impusing upon the public by using the names of emtment physicians from~t ‘nnd other those Charlatans. ‘Beminal Weakness. : 1 Emissions, the consequence of This ary vice, or depraved racticed by the ost unlimited certainty, , therefore, careful. and make} w en lacettian a you may fall into the tends : « Somina extent, producing with unerr the neat of morbid # anless combatted by scientific menstres, viz: Sallow countenance, dark ts under the eyes, pain inthe head, ring‘eno the ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and the rattling of chariots, tneasiaess about the loins, weakness of the limba, confused vision, blunted intellect. losé of confidence, diffidence in approaching strang. ers, a disiiie to form néw acquaintances, a 4lsposition to shun society, loss of mem. . ory, hectic flushes; pimples and Various eruptions about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, ‘night ‘sweats, monomania and frequent insanity, . If relief‘be not obtained, persons 80 affiioted should apply immediately, either in Tson or by letter, and have'a cure effected. his new and scientific mode of treating this disease, which never fails of effecting quick and radical cure. Dr. G. will give One Hundred Dollars to any .one who will prove satisfactorily to him that he wascured of this ear Ser by either of the San Wrancisco quacks, : . Married — i ‘ , Ort who contemplate marriage, who are Bas Sen Pas under any. of these fearful maladies, should not forget-the sacred re#punsibility resting upon themi;nor delay to obtain immediate relief. = Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s offica~or ending for packages of medicines may rely upon his. assurance of conSdential secrecy . with implicit faith, and expect no more than tobe charged with a fair and: mutually satisfactory remunerntion of services rendered, considering thu circumstances of the cases, rather than a toe prevalent and selfish practice of extortion among quacks and pretenders. Dk, GIBBON is responsible, and will give to each patient a written instrument, hinding himself to effect a radical and perwanent cure, or make no charge. « Cured at Home. Persona at a distance may be. CURED AT {{OM¥, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating cuse, sniyptoris, length of time the disease has-continned, and the medicine promptly forwarded, ‘free from <lamage and curiosity, to auy part of the country, with full and pn. direction for use, y enclosing TEN DOLLARS in coin, in a regis letter through the Post Office, or tirough Wells, Fargo & Go., @ package of medicine will be forwarded by expreés to te! pert of the Union, Address DR, J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney #treet, corner Commercial, San Francisco, Private entrance on Commervial “trget. Remember to put BOX 108 on the let-: ter, : Ounsultations FREE, 8" Correspondents will plesee tnforro pee “Location of Works—s. E. Corner of Baele and expenses of . ton: cent down, and balance on fir. . tale, THOMAS DERBY, erretery. Saation of sale by Probute Court. ‘Deeds Off-e No 320 Sansome Street, San Franstexpense of purchaser. For description cisco, Calitornis. mehis nd fear dt notice of Sore Pentiae in 1. COOMBS, Tr oo. Vatiey . Mth to March an. ier dogs oa _— Htecialty—D ef Wowen ext Chil ahi ok ee edie, wmennene Sage «ale ora . a MEecuter of last. will of L.A. Watling, mont in the Darr TRANSCuUPT, myt THE RISDONIRON AND LOCO. MOTIVE WORKS. and Howard Sta., Bau Francisco, ‘WM. H. TAYEOR, Prestent, JOSEPH MOORE, Supt. “QV EXNERAL Foundrymen and En neers, W Builders of Htea Engines, Pe, (Quurtz Mills, Steam Boilers and general running machinery, : WA'TER PIPE. f Special attention psid Hydraulic Attings. Water Pipes of all kinds. Bheet lron — tor any hend of water, (Attention is cajled to the Cherokee mitie, Butte Co., where tho head is 900 ft. and pipe 30 in. dia., and to the Virginin Water Works,. Nevada, where the heud ig 1775 ft., dia. of pipe, 12 dn., built by this firm.) CAR WHEELS, Railroad and Mining Car Wheels of all kin in-kept constantly on haud. These run. ning: r wheels are made of the best car wheel metul and are chilled onthe face and flange, giving a length of wear very much éreaterthan those made of ordinary caat RISDON-IRON & LOCO, WORKS, JOsKrH MOORE, Supt . Assessment Sale. TNroN GRAVEL MINING GOMPANY, } Location of Principal plage. of bus#utes, San Francisco, Oniiforata. Location ot Works, Columbia Hill, Nevada Cinnty, California. Notice by given; that et 4 meeting of the Directors held on the 12th lay of March, 1874, an ase nt—No o— per share was }evied upon of Four Dollars the cnpital stock of the Corporatic : Ling ble immedintely in United Stetes Gol des to the Secretar; at the office of the Compas. ny, No. 320 Saneome Street, Bun Francisco, California. Any stock upon ich this aa. #*sstucnt shall remain unpaid on the 1th diay of April, 1874, willbe deliuqd nt, and aivertised for sale at public auction : and ‘unless payment is made be fore, wl) be sold en Thursdiy the Seventh-day of May, 1674, to pay the delinquent a ont t with costs of. pie secsement together i An Fh Corner of Leidesdorff Street—[A, few doors Cor. Commercial, San Francmoo, . Private : : Established expressly to. afford the afflicted ney,.ete.-. Skin Diseases (of* years . MOST SACRED The Doctor is a, regular neaARe: of the letter or parcel so transmitted.— ‘attention, send*ten dollars, coin [or that ,tions by letter or otherwise FREE. Performation of thé utmost value to all, wheth. . er marriéd-or single, and will be sent FREE Address, DOHERTY, M. D. at ___ SanFrancisco, Cal. Assessment Sale, ~ “A874, at the }HANDKERCHIEF, For sale by all\ Perfumers and vf the pro ling, d SATURDA A MM, T always ask forthe Florida Water prepared 'by the sole propriétore. REM ASAE BF AMA yD ag. Quick Cures é& Moderate Charge (DR. W. K. DOHERTY’s PRIVATE te LS ve No. Rak bed cxonetoe os, below the What.Cheer SAN FRANCISCO. entrance on Leidesdorff Street, ouse] Sound and Scientific Medical aid, in . the Treatment and Cure of alt Private and Chronic dis. ‘° “eases, Cases of’ Secresy AND:ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS, ~ To the Afflicted, — OOTOR WK. DOHERTY RETURD his sinceré--thanks te. ng apatioe tients for their patronag?,and wi ake this opportunity to remind them ,that’ he continues to consult at his Institute for the oure of chronic diseases of the Lungs,Liver, Kidneys, Digestive, and Genito-Urinary Or8, and all Private Diseases. viz: Syphiis in all ita forms and stages, Seminal Weakness, and all the borrid. equenc of self-abuse, Gonorhces, Gleet, Strictures Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissiors, Sexual Debility, Diseases. of the Back and Loins, neys, ete., and he hopes that his long expeto inisure—him ashare-of public patronage. By the practice. of many years in Europe and the United States he is enabled to apply against diseases of all kinds. He uses no mercury, charges moderate, treats his patients *in,a correct and honorable way, and has references of unquestionable veracity from men of known respectability and high standing inesgciety: All.parties consulting him, by letter or otherwise, will receive the best and gentlest treatiient,and ‘implicit secrecy. \ Bo Feurales. “When a female is.enervated or afflicted with disease, as weakness of the back and limbs, ‘pain in the head, dimness of sight, loss of muscular power, palpitation of the heart, irritability, nervousness, derange. ity. hysteria, sterility and all other dis: peculiar to females, she should go at once tothe celebrated Fema and consult him about -her-troubles and diseases. Let no false“lelicacy prevent you, but apply immeédistely,and save your. self from painful suffering and premature death. Yn oe . rrespondents.Patients,rfiale or female residing in any part of the country, however distant, who may degife the opimon and advice of Dr. Doher. ty, in their respective cases, and who think proper to submit a written statement? of such, in preference to holding,» personal lnterview, are respectfully assiired that their COMMUNICATIONS WILL BE. HELD graduate, and may beconsulted with every caadenes, If the case-he fully and candidly described, personal cvemmunication unnecessary, af instructions, for diet, regimen, and the genera) treatment of the case itself, (includng the remedies) } L be forwarded without delay, and in such a’ ‘ras to convey no idea of the purport Should your condition require immediate value in currency] by MAIL or WELLS, FarGo & Co’s Express, apd a package of medicine will be sent to you’ address with the necessary instructions for use. Consulta. manent cure guaranteed Spermatorrhoa, DR. DOHERTY has just published :n {mportant pamphlet, embodying his own views and experience in relation to impo, tence or Virility, being a short treatise on Spermatorrhawa, or Seminal Weakness. Neryous and Physical Debility consequent on this wiection Hid Other disekses of the sexual einer This little work contains in or no pay. by miail on receipt of Six Cents in postage stumps for wy re 4 W. K. YOMING GOLD MINING COMPA. 'NY, Loéation of principal place of busitiess, 410 Montgomery Street, San Franaco. Location of werks,, Nevada County, California. Notice—'There is delinquent upon the following described stock on account of ansessment No 2, levied on the 19th . day of February, 1874, the severv]. amounts set opposite the names of the respective share holders, as foliows : feapueamannecmnemtlsnitaitct ai duasaindaandeaadiicniationmetinsdaeaetionme a Medical and. Surgical Institute, Inflammation ef the Bladder and the Kidrience-atid successful practice will continue the most efficient and successful. remedies. ment of digestive functions, general debik‘. inches in diameter marked-C-G-P-M . from the first day + ~~ No, Gah. Mining Claim. . : e 4) te ' I b ‘ ‘Sacramentu, Cal., Feb, N B Ludlum, whose Postoffice is Dutch lat, Placer County, Cal., has made application for ‘ patent-for Cedar Creek Placer Mine, situate in Gold Run Mining Distric , Placer County, California, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this office as follows, viz: "Survey of Exterior Boundaries, " Commencing at Station’ No 28 of the “Chufch and Golden Gate Placer Mine,” on line of Jonathan Moody’s claim, at a ‘stake marked CC. P, M., for Cedar Creek Placer Ming, and. run_on line of Moody’s . claim, variation 18° east, 8 86° E 7.84 thy top of hydranlic bank H.14 chs center of sinall stream, 3 Jinks wide N and’S. 18:65 chs to the 8 E corner of the claim to a stake marked CC PM from which a cedar’y inchés disteter bears $515 E26 links distant: N 5% 2.00 chs recross Rock Creek 5.50 chs to a stake marked’ C € P M on lower bank of mining ¢itch, N 22> E 1.95-chs ‘center_of—wagon road 6.30° chs center of /marked C CP M; from whieh a cedar 26 inches in diameter bears -N-75°_E 24. distant; N-20%° 7.71 to a stake marked C CPM, 15 links west from Rock Creek from Which a pine 6 inchés. dinmeter-benrs* east 18 links distant: N 46%° W 4.18 chs fence N E and § W, 4,42 chs center of dite running N E and 8 W, 4.85.chs wagon NE and 8 W, 5.60 chs bank of re; 10.97-chs across reservoir, very li 11,53 chs mining flume 20 feet chs céntér of ditch, -12.44-¢ ditch, 12,81 chs enter chs across Railroad Gy and Dutch Flat w igh, 11.90 hs centér of stump 27 ing W 36 lia ars § 75° E63 links distant, and the cor. her post common. to Seetions-2-and 3, Tp No. 15 N, Range 10 E on the third standard North, bears N 30°. E 67.41 chains distant, N 144° W-14.62 chains to a pine stump 20 , > “Phence: N 2934 W 4.42 chs.to an oak inches in di. amter marked CC PM, N 86% W_64 chs enter hydraulic ont, 4.86.che flume;~7.15 chs set a stake in cut marked CCP. M, s 5442 9,29 chains, set stake in perpendicular bank marked CC P M 8 75°. W 5.33chains. This corner could not be established on account of working the mine. 8 644° W 4.50.chs could not be established, $ 20° 2.98 chs to a stake on top of bank marked G CP M,N 69° E1.78 chains to a stake on south bank of little ditch marked C-C P M, 8 17%° EK 8.03 chs to astaxe marked CC P M on bank of ditch near wagon road. § 584 >_0,75 chs to centerof ‘wagon road, 3.00 chs enter Railroad Cut, 4.80 chs across Railroad Cut, 4,46 chs to a cedar stump marked G6 P M, being also the north corner of the Church and Golden, Gate Placer Mine. Thence following the Church and Golden: Gate Mine,$.16° E3.5Uchs tostaxe marked C GG C.'8 WS W 15.02 chs to. stake marked C GG ©, 820° K.9.78 chains to stake-marked C G G C>.N 78° E 2.46 chs to stake marked 6 GC, 8452 E 5.69 chs. to stake marked G@ C. 816%° 6.61 chs to the place of beginning, and containing 107, 20 acres and belng a po of the ‘lets 3, 4 and 5 of N '6 of Section 5; 15 North, Range 10 East, Mt. Diablo Base Meridion, Said location was made many irs ago by different parties and recorded in thewining records of said district. Adjoining claimants are owners of the Church and Golden Gate Placer Mine of the south and west, owners of the Bennett Placer niine on the-Nerth-and-West> and: owners of the Pine Top Placer inine on the Nerth__—___, All persons holding any adverse claim thereto sr@ hereby required . to present the sane before this Office within: sixty days of. publishing thereof. T. B, McFARLAND, Register, Dibble & Byrne, att'ys for applicant, February 22d, 1874. PROBATE NOTICE, . NTATE of California, County of Nevada, -K In Probate Court.-hr-the matter of the Estate of Perry Boardly, deceased.—— It appearing tothe Court by petition duly filed by C. Beckman, the administrator of said ee praying for an order to sel) real ‘estate, that it is necessary to sell the whole of the real ertate of said the debts outstane against the deceased . and the expenses and charges: of adminis. tration. It is therefore ordered by the Court that all persons interested in suid Estate ap. pear betore the said Probate Court on SAT. URDAY the 28th day of April 1874, at.10 deceased to pay for & Patint +04} OTICE is hereby given, that Thomas . sg Me CELEBRATED INSTITUTE Ae wagun road N and 8, 18.19 chs Rock Creek, . , same road N and 8, 10.80 che toa stake . with and befriend them in trouble—one in ; Whose secresy the-utmost confidence can be eee a es Od LIFORNIA: INSTLTUTE Matablisned vy DR. J. C. YOUNG, --No Cure, No Pay. bunsultation, by Letter or othei; wise, Free. Py enjoyed on this Coast ah uninterrup success of 21 yenrs, and has become one of the mest celebrated Institutions of the age. cured, place itin point of number of patients.among the very first of the world, and the'success of its treatment ranks it second one. ‘ = . PRIVATE DISEASES. In Males and Irregularities in Females @ sat destroyers of health. They insfdlously attack the system,*and gradugttly undermine aud. destroy it; they ve she -eyé, the strength and vigorfrom the frame, they give puny and: sed offspring, and poison. through guc race of man. marks can be seen in Scrofula, Co ptien, vripples, the Idiotie, the tic,and the Insane, ~ FURY, recognized as the most FATAL DICAL ENEMY to man, combining with Venereal, doubles his dangers. Those Lot ‘s who have been treated with that pernicious MINERAL POISON are not cured ; vase has assumed a new form. '~ DO NOT BE SATISFTED WITH PARTIAL CURR, Chat leaves the poisor to crawl through the syrtem, eating its way into the tissues and “orgalis. beneath the upparently smooth surface, to burst out in the future with a yirn. ence that will baffle the effects of medicine The young man who experiences that growing weakness in his muscular and men‘tal organization should stop’ and consid whence ita rises. He will find in the weakryessof the back, trembling of the limbs, disordered digestion, unaccountabie failing ofthe powers of the mind, distaste for society,-dread of impending trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness;troubled and lascivics dreanis, actompanied by growing the dis. merous other symptoms of disorganization, the positive traces of that most terrible and destructive of all diseases—Seminal Weak. ness—wasting away his puwers, destroying bis hope of life-and-manhood, and dragging him along the broken path of his existence, towurd & preniature and loathsome grave, To him who finds his_life dribbling out in the discharge of the vital principle of exis. tence in nocturnal and ditirnal emissions, the mere cessation of the causes.of its ap. searance britige no relief, ~ < Marriage, that holy office, the safeguard und hope of manhood, brings to such a_one no hope of cure, but adds to his misery-in the knowledge that the’ one who looks to tim for so much of her happinces is a victim of his evit, and. an innocent companion of his punishment. He. adds to his misery and disorder until-hopeteaves him. There is*no rescue except in proper and skillful treatment. Consult, then, at once, a physician whose practice and careful research has made him thoroughly conversant with every phase of the disease. Those who have become victims of solitary vices, that dreadful, fascinaiing and destructable habit, that fills thousands of sick rooms with paralytics “and consumptives, and hundreds of untimey wraves with its misguided victimg,should msult.wi nout delay, one who wil sympa with their sufferings, To snch th Docto®would. especially recommend iim, gelf, ‘ee Gok and all: guarntees of a Perfect and Permanent Cureawithout hinrance from busines’;~change of diet, fear jexposure, . oS IMPORTANT TO THE IES. When a Female isin troncle or icted with. disease, and requires medical ors = cal attendance, the ary should be, where is there a physician who is fully competent to administer relief, and whose respectable stanc.ug in society recommends. him to the confidance of thecommunity. The Doctor, understanding now imperatively necessary these requirements are, feels called upon to interpose,and by calling the attention of the afflicted tothe fact that he has been a Professor of Obstetrics and Female diseases for Twenty Years, and is fully qualified to adminiiiter in all cases, both medically and surgically, not in a superficial manner, but in as thorough a mannet as ape of study and practice—both in hospitalsand families —can make, to save them from the hands of the unqualified unscrupulous, and design. ing. Therefore, families can rely upon him as upona father. Allin affliction cau find in him one who can feel and Sympathise vlacee.__ fo Correspondents, _LETTERS.—Pe _of either sea, who wish to consult the Docter, and who cannot visit the city can, by fat poe age symptoms in a letter, receive advice d asstirance of “cure at home. All letters returned or detreyed. Address, ee ens 2 “~~ BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M. D. No. 618 Sacramento Street, near Montgom day of February, 1874, so many shares of each parcel Of such stock us may be neces. sary, will be sold at public auction, at the office of the Company, Room ‘No, 2, No 410 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Califor.” nia,on SATURDA., the 1sth day ef April, honr of 1 o'clock, P.M. of said day, tO. pay said delinquent assessment together with costs of a vertising and expenée8-of the bale,‘ W. J, GUNN, Secretary, Octhie—Room No. 2, 410 Montgomery 8t., _ ancisco. California. ; ap4 Imperishable Fragrance. MURRAY & LANMAN’S CELEBRATED FLORIDA WATER. ‘feate of all perfumes for use on the ATTHE TOILET, _ AND IN THE BATH. Aa there are imitations and counterfeits, LANMAN & KEMP, NEW YORK, my2 STATE OF L A. WALLING, Deceased. Noticeis hereby Riven that’ the sale vee f the gethie of L. A. Wali, if “hereby itponed until » MAY 9fhi, lena, at 10 wolock. Terms of sale-—Cash ‘in gold coin, HE richest, most lasting, yet most co. k . SUCIATIO . Noof No of o'clock, in the forenoon of said day, at the Names. Certf. Shares. Am’t. Court Koom of said Court in Nevade City, to Henry P. Bowie, 139° 60s $12.50 . show cause why an order should not be Henry P. Bowie, 140 50. 12 50 . granted to aid Administrator to sell the Henry P. Bowie, sass: © . eee 25 00 . whule of the real. estate of the deceased; . W. J. Gunn, Trustee, 163 100 25 OU . and that a copy of this order be published W.J,Gunn, Trustee; 164-100 25 00) at least four successive weeks in the NevaW.J. Gunn, ‘trustee, 165 100 25 00 . da Daily ‘ranscript, a newspaper, printed -W. J. Gunn, Trustee, 169 100 25 00 . and published in said city and county, = . rer Rodel 170 =—-100 25 00 Nevada City, March Hth, 1874, -d, Gunn, stee, 171 100 25 00 JOHN CALDWELL Tide W. J. Gunn, Trustee, 231 100 25 08 j on Senate, J. E. Legge, 97 100 25.00) Office of the-County-Clerk-of-the county re { i T0610 25 00 . of Nevada. I John Pattisou, County Clerk 2. Py Purinton, 167 100 25 00 . of the County of Nevada, State of California C. P, Purinton, 158 100 _. 25 00 . and ex-efticio Clerk of the-Probate Court-in-4 C.P. Purinton, 159-100 25 00} and for said County, ao hereby certify the C, P, Purinton, 160. 100 +5 00) foregoing-to-be-a-full, true and correct cop And in accordance with law and an order . of an original order, om file in this, my of. of the Board of Directors, made on the 19th fice. : ——}) Witness my hand and the neal of seal) said-Gourt =~ 5 1874, ml15 Assessment Notice. Noe BLOOMFIELD GRA¥ELMINING COMPANY. Location of principal piace of business, Sa nia, t Francisco, CaliforLocation ef works, North Bloomfield, Nevada County, California— by given that ata mee ‘tice is here. ting of the Directors hela on the Thirteenth day of April, 1874, an assessment (Number Thirty One of One Doilar (—$1 00—)-per share was levied upon the capital stock of said com. pany, payable immediately, in United States. gold coin, office of the com to the Secretary at the ) pany, No. 320 Sansome St., San Francisco, California,

Any stock upon which said assessment all remain unpaid, on Wednesday, . 20th . ay. of May, 1874, shall be deemed de. linguent, and will be duly advertised for s«le ut public auction, and unless payment shall be made before, will be soid en Friday, June 1tth, 1874, to pay the delingnent asse ent, together with cost of advertising an expenses of sale, By order of the rie of Trustees, _ THOMAS DERBY. Secretary Office —No. 320 Sansome Street, San. Fi«ncisco, California. <n aig hie bate Stockholders Meeting. HE Annual Meeting of the Stockh ers in the ODD FELLOWS’ HALL A N will be held in the Hall on JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. ay At 734 o'clock. A. H. PARKER, Secretary. Nevada, April 4th, 187, oF \" Special Meeting, SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockhol. A, dere of New York bang Oonesliag. ed Blue Gravel Mining Co. will be held at rT the Store of E, W. Bigeiow & Oe. +t 8o'clk, o ap 14-2w rthis-ith-day of “March } Monday Evening, May 4th, 1874, . Pur ry. Box : Administrator’s Saie. OTICE is hereby given that in pursu-. ance of the brder Of thie Probate Court ot the County of Nevada, in the. State ot C#lifornia, made on the 25th day of March 1874, in the matter of the Estate of Benjamin Bingham, deceased, the undersigned Administrator of said estate, will Sell at private sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, in a Ag parcels, and subj. ctto contirmation by said Probate Court, at Nevada City, Nevada county, on Saturday, April 18th, 1874, at ten o'clock, a. m., all of the property hereinafter described, and. for that purpose will receive bids in writing up to said day for the purchase of said property in sepaTate parcels, Suid sale will include all the right, title and interest of tl ¢ said deceased at the time of his death, arid all the right, title and nterest that the said estate has, by operation of law or. utherwise aquired, other than or in addition to that of the saic deceased at the time of his death, in and te al. those vertain lots, pieces or parcels ot land, situated, lying and being in said Ne. vada County, and described as follows, to wit. ‘Chat certain tot With house and im. provements thereon, situated and being on bast side of Broad street, Nevada City, and teing designated as lot No. two (2), in block thirty (30), according tu the official Survey of Nevada.City made by H. 8. Bradley, County Surveyor of Nevada County, Also one undivided one-eighth interest in aud to that certain mining claim situated and being on Canada Hill, Nevada Townsiip, ane county, and. known and designatea asthe Mammoth Mining Claim, together w.th all water rights, rights of way, here. ditaments and appurtenances thereunty belonging. Also’ that certain let with vabin ther un, Situated at same place as above. Terms of sule: Cash, ten per cent. of the purchase money to be paid on the day of > Sale, balance on Confirmation of sale by > te Court. -Deed at expense of BIRPSEYE BULLARD, of estate uf Benjamin W. C. JONES, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, ERMANENTLY LOCATED if GRASS VALLEY. IN 1850, %; The great number annually received and, fromthe . in and to ull those ¢-ftain lots, pieces or percels of-land, situate, lying:-and being in sive generations, the } deafness, loss of muscular power, and nu-> _M., from which. Bxecutor’s: Sale, rOTICE te hereby given, that in pursuN aniée of the erder of the Probate Court of the County of Nevada, in the State of Cal-iforhia, made on the Seventeénth day of Match, A, D, 174, in the matter of the eptat~ of J, Ij. Coveli, deceased, the undersigned, Executor ‘of said Estate, will sell at private sale, to the —bidder ‘for ¢ush, 4 in. separate. parcels, a subjec*.to confir. . mation by-said Probate Court, af ‘MOORE'FLAT, NEVADA COUNTY, On Saturday, April 25th, 1874, At Ten'o'clodk, A. M. ull of the property, resland perronal, hereinafter described apd for that purpose will receive bids in writing tip to said day for the’ purchase of sail property in separate parcels, and if not ‘soll at private saié“wilt sell the sume at public anction to the highest bidder for cash, subject to eonfiriuation by the Probate Court of Nevada County. Said public sale to take place at the store of Charles Hegurty, at slid Moore’s Fiat, and to include all the fight, title, futer-st’ ant estate of the ‘aid deceased ‘at the time of his death, and all the rigi t, title and interest that the said estate has: by operation of law br otherwise acquired, other than or in addition to that . of the said deceased, at the time of his death said Nevada County, and described. as fol situate and beingat Moore’s Elat, Eureka Township, Nevada County, California. AL so that certain barn situate and being at the saiue place. Also that certain Barn situated at Woolsey’s fiat, Eureky ‘lownship, Nevyada Couhty, California, Also that certain Timber Koad, situated "at the same: place. — Also that certain Dwelling House with garden lot belenging thereto situated at Luke City, Bloomfield ‘Township. Ajso that-cer-tain_Barn-situated at game placc. Also the following ‘personal property : ‘Two, Horses, One set of Harness, Two Wagons, Fixtures for Wagons, Six Chopping Axes,'fwo Broad Axes, Six Cross «ut Saws;One Grindstone, Three Squares, Oue Plow, Three Cooking Stoves, Six Chairs, One. Clock, One Table, Two pair of Blankets, Lot of Iron Pipe, One set of Blocks, One set of Brace and Bit, Three Tons ot \Hay,One Hundred pounds of Corn, One tot Of Potatoes and Cartuts, Forty five feet of Hose. Terms of Sale. Cash:Ten percent of the purchase money to be paid on the day of sale, balance on confirmation of sale by said Probate Court, Deed at expense of purchaser. . ‘CHARLES HEGAWTLY, Executor of Last Will of J, L. Covell, dec’a_ Niles Searls, Atty. mch24 Application Mining Ciaim. United ‘States Land Office; Sacramento, Cal., Feb. 19th, 1874. OTICE is her. by given, That Thomas -V B. Ludjum, whose Post Office is Dutch catien fur Patent f.r Gold Run Placer mine situate in. Gold Kun Mining District, Placer County, California, and described in’ the plat and field notes on file inthis office as follows, viz: Survey of ‘Exterior Boundaries, . Commencing at the South East corner of at a stake marked C,G.G. ©, tor Church and Golden Gate Claim on the N E side and on 8 W side G. R. P. M. for Gold Run Placer Mine-and-run yariation 18° East, $.-0.58 chains on Section line to corner of Sections 3and 4,9 and 10, Township 15 North Range 10 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, 7.60 chains on line of J. F, Moody’s Canon claim, te Gold Run ravine. 8-28 chains to the N Ecorner of the North Star Placer Mine, Stake variation 17> 45’ East, S 85% S W, 15-91 chains. Along the line of the North Star Placer Mine to staxe North Last corifer of the Home ‘Ticket claim. Thence $ 454° W 11.71 chains ona line of North Star Flacer Mine to commer stake. 8 59%;5 ‘Miné to corner stake. 8 853,5 W 6,84 chs. ' On line of North Star Placer Mine toa staie on bank of Hydraulic Cut on the East side of sand box_marked G. R,.P. M. Thence variation 18° Kast. N 74° E. 6,29 chains on line of tie Fa RA we to a spruce stump marked G, R. P>M. N 444° E 0.61 Coains to Hydraulic cut, 12.86 across Hydraulic cnt, 13.46 chains to Spruce Stump 49 inches in diameter marked G. R> M, N 524° W 5.00 chains to Hydraulic 6.06 chains to stake in cut marked G. R,P. M. N 88° W 6.40 chains across Hydraulic Cut, 11.34 chains on. Kearsarge line to a Spruce Stump 38 inches in diameter marx. ed G, BR, P.M. 8 2045° W 2.73 chains’ to a Spruce stump on south side of trail marked G.R. PM. N 304° W 0.63 chains,: ditch runnmg North 1,30 chains, ditch running North, 4,00-chains—ditehrunning North, 6,56 chains, wagon road North and South, 1,10 ditch, 8.80 chains intersect section line between Sects 4 and 9. 9.68 chains to 4 spruce stimp, set. stake-marked G, R. P, M N 61%> E 0.53 chains Cross Ditch, 1.18 chs TrailSE& NW 6.24 chains Wagon load, 6.90 chains Wagon Road, 7.17 chains to +pruce stump cor 20lins south of Gold Run Ravine, N 7#%> W 5.20 chains cross fence 8.60 chains center of Wagon road 8.39 chains to an ouk 14 inches in diameter in front of Barrett's dwelling house marked G. R. P, M, Thence 'N 38\> E 0.65 chains, centre of Gold Run Ravine, 1.70 ohains, fence. Narth and South, 1,75 chains, line passes through Mallory’s house. 4.76 chains Ma). : lory’s garden fence E & W. 5,74 chains toa stake on N K side ot trail marked G. k, P, a uch aspruce stump 36 inches diameter bears North 5° 15".W 40 aks dim tant. N 18'¢°-E 2.64 chains. line cut East eud.of a-barn,-4.317s etbin~close we line On, the West. 5.08 chains wagon road East and West, 8-74 chaine'lo a stake mark. ed G. R, P, M, from which an oak stump, 26 inches in-diametér bears $ 76> 15’ Kast 6D links distant. $8 62° E 1.30 chains. Set 3 stake marked G RP M.N, 379 E, 6.83 chs. Wagon Koad N Wand § E, 10.25 chains to a stake marked G R, P M. from which an oak 14 inches in diameter, bears N 8® 45’ East, 114 links dis‘ant, $31 %4 E7,75 chains to stake No 39 ef the Church and Golden Gate Placer Mine. Thence following the Church and Golden Gate lines. § 805 E 6.10 chains to stake No 38. 8 26%5 W 6.34 chains to stake No 37, § 69° E 4.44 chains to stake No 36, 80.30’ W 2,43 chains to stake No 83. £0.30’ W 2.43 chains to stake No 34. S 36%5 E 5.92 chains to staxe No, 33. 38 59% kK 8,70 chains tostaxe No a2. 8 76> E 14,78 chainsto place of beginning. and containing 102 and 21-100 acres and being a portion of the § % of SE \ and E NE of N W of S W ¥ Section 4and ; and NE M4 of Section 9, “f ownship 15 North Rangé 10 East Mt Diablo Base and. MeridiSn. Said: location was made many” years ago by~ aifferent ‘ies und at different timés and record in the records of said District, Adjoining claimants are owners of the Church and Golden Gate Placer mine onthe North, On the South by the owners = =. North Star Placer Mine, and on ‘the oa e Owners of t er sAnpon he By f{ the J. F, Moody Can, AL) persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby feawined te present the same before this offic: within sixty days from the “— ov e publishing hereof, ~ B. McFARLAND, Register, Dibble & Byrne, Att for Applican February 22d, 1874, igi etDR. T. 3B. ESMOND, Formerly of Washington, vada, and solic ty of the citizens of Ne + Office » three doors few ee ate R. M. HUNT, M. p, P.M. on SATURDAY, April 18th, 1874. : KB. W. BIGELOW, ‘Hecretary. . & OFFICE NO, 21 MILL STRERT, ma ATTENDING PHYSIC:AN for a Patent to a: . Flat, Placer County, Cal., has made appli. W 5.00 chains on line of North Star Pacer . U j i € 1 i t the Church and Gelden Gate Placer Mine, . . twelve years, having wit! Medical Discuveries cure [the worst diseases —to—w Hesh-is heir, has atthee } of many prominent prrsons j located himself ay ; {ready to treat al) Chronic , wie “eases im males or fe 7 lows, to-wit ; Tbat certam Dwelling Houre saatrinG att bows padre a find relief. early indiscretions, calling, as a cure is warranted in a) of semingl weakenss, aversion of and al) diseases of the of stricture and a cure warr who are suffering from such; Cancers, piles; or any disense r Surgical. aswell y ae will receive the closest atte; tion be treated ony new,and suecessful] practiced in the Euxst Indies, and guaronteed'in every c se, Diseases heart; Lungs, Liver, or any po body treated on a similar’ bes form success.§ ( dragging out »— is afforded, as well as ‘pro Jelief at moderate charges, either male or female, sent to on_receipt of $5, , may consult by letter with t of confidence and a sure relicf ailments. ship, Nevada Co., ee Recovery 2? Do you Wish ‘to be Berman _» Sared i Have you given up-all hope aie ‘ ently, DR. DANBERRY, Confidential Physician, No. 914 Kearney Street, San Franciaog NO CURE, NO Pay: R. DANBERRY, of Enrope and thi: 1 his hich rine; abovi and Young men who hay ured their constitutions by need have Mmypotence; nervons or her, 1 Special attention given to ¢ as Medica To THE LapIés who are A RES Eastern St thoy » Where he-{, Private ad where aly ilinents can e weakened ana jp. secret babii physical debility” Kidneys and B he treatment anted to aj ates {or casa the-beee J Cali fornia, 8 low dig. Eas nO fear jn ¢ 1 cases Society, 1 treatment and wil] Plan ay & Cure. of the Ttion of th 18 with un! ife of misery on account of Gebdilily, ster. lity, or any of the many ail otheir sex, au ex perience ments -pecnitar of twelve years naps. The Celebrated Oriental Pilh, whether the result of dissipation ndiscretion, and which impart ~ Persons living at a distatice or hew Jife te -A~sure-and-reHable—cure for impotency, — cal i or others, hé sssntanne from their All business strictly confidential, . Call or address Office hours, lv to 12.4, M;; Fat. : ; Stockholders’ Mee Cee DR. DAN BERRY, 215 Kearney street San Francisco, and from tte febl2-1-1, ting. UBA TUNNEL GOLD MINING 0b, Location of works, bridgeport tow: C 9 OL to Store of D. F. Shoe Store. ted. go . owe and Kanga foung America P 2America and Manzanita claims, and west by the Key-tone und Nevada Compai ies. California. Notice ts hereby given. that the 3a Annual . Meeting of the Yuba Tunnel Gold Mining Co., for the election of three (3) Trustees, Presi. dent and ‘Treasurer thereaf, for the ensy: year, and for the transaction of other bustness, will take ‘place at the ofbce of th undersigned, the Secretary of said Company, at North San Juan, Nevada County, on SATURDAY, the 9th day of MAY, . A D. 1874, at:1 o’Gtock, Pp. m. be in writing and filed wit By order ot the Pri sident, Proxies must — h the Secretary. JAS. A. STIDGER, Sey. N.San.duan,.March.25,.1874.———a@hegw-Dress Making & Hair Dressing. RS. 8S. F. COOK & MISS REANY DEES hoeving located in thiscity f fashion. uJ at reasonable rates. OmmercinI~sPatrom respectfully inform the ladies that they ar prepared to make Ladies’ Dresses, Coate, Cloaks, &c with the greatest dispatch, on reasonable terms and after the latest style RB DRESSING in all its branchey done to ordé Rooms on next door to the Variety xige and opposite Coe’s e_Tespectfully solictpate mebé No. 643. Application for a Patent oa . Mining Claim.UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Ca)., Feb, 24, 1874. OTICE is hereby, given Woodville Grave] Mining k,M D M, at a black onk 30 Theuce ona true 1 1 8& trne line south Thence.on at 30° E 4.03 chs distant. a stake miarked**W No 7.” yellow pine 36 in T Mine that the’ ‘Company, whose Postoffice is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal, have made application for patent for the Woodville Placer Mine, situate in Nevada Mining District, Nevada Cowity, California, and described in the plat and field notes on fle in this office, ss foliows, viz: Commencing ata ‘post mark. ing the center of Section No. 6, Lp 16N,8 inches in diameter, and marked—““WNo 1” -(Wpedside No 1), . tion 17230" exat,west4.00-chs—cross—summit.of main ridge E of Sugar Loaf, 10.0 chs, Set a stake marxed ‘‘W No 2”; thence 6.50 ches. cross tie crest of main ridge, 10.00che stake mnareed “\W'No 3” from which a black oak 12 inches in diameter bears $ 25° W 35 links distant. 2.00 chs cross summit of ridge 9.00 chs, cross Eurela stage road 10.60 chs, stake marked **W No. 4” from which the main shaft of the Woodville Company bears N ‘Thence of & true line 8 1.50 chs; cross-the Eurcka road—runs N E325 chs stake marked “ No 6” standing ‘on the west bank of the old Land Ditch. Thence on a true line weet 1.00ch, recross Eureka Stage road 5,75 che. stake marked “W No 6” from which live oak 12 inches in diameter bears 8 88° B® links distant. Thence on a true line N13 53’ E 28.95 chs,.along the foot of the ridge Thence ons true line E 12.00 chs, cross Eureks road 20.00 chs to a stake standing on the x W side of main ridge and marked ‘*W No# from which a bears 8 10° E22 links distant. a true line 8 6.50 chs, cross summit of mala ridge 10.00 chs to place of beginning, containing 36 68-100 acres and being & por: ption of the Ss of N W \ and N 3 of SW 44 of Section 6, Townsh:p 16 North, Range 9 East. Mt. Di.blo Base and Meridian. Said location was made by the Woodville Gravel Mining Cumpany-aud «uly recorded Feb. 7, 1874, in Book 5 of Mir ing Claims, Pag SsP Kecerds of Nevada County. claimants are on the north ownsrs “2 8 ground ,cast owners 0 ground, east heane ine, varia Again rue line ¥ . diameter Thence on Adjoining All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the rame befere this office within sixty dey* = the first day of publishing hereof. Foave eps constantly on hand the best WIRBA: LIQUORS and CIGA sg T. B. MCFARLAND, Register, ARCADE SALOON. Street, Nevada City. A. B. CARLEY, IGARS. Old. triends and new comers are teu tedrop ip and see 1e. ING McCauley's Cigar Boort, «8 Pt po 1c VOL. 2 a Ghe Dai NEVA ¥, PF. BROWN. 2 ae Transcript Bl TERMS OF Year—in adv One Six Months, Rates for Adver {et insertion ; $1sequent insertion vertisers. ‘ pape OF Bh TELE pee hers ys suppi tec ORK. MUTTON Orders filled fro: vered at their-tGive me # call,Nevada, March JOHN H. ALER InN J VEAL, COB PORK. Bee * Meats eold at re Shep en Broad St: Thestze « _ FR BY WAY 1 WEVADA ane : _CHEAE C. Hi Pron wanorxe Mark gooas,‘-Ca Teams always ¢ through without < this way there is a ether frei Sacra sae DENT & p*. P.-E. H an office, In Kidd's Builc OTICE is here ing of the ¢ veda County Narro will be held at th Company, to wit, Davis, Esq., Justic. town of Grass ¥; Mate of California Sg day of A ?. &, ae te pen of by. for th Company. B) order of JOHN C. COLE Dated Grass Vall George F; County AND U. 8. DEI IVIL AND LAND SURV} MAN. a. Office at the C ieftat the Daily Uni will meet with prou a se Hao @clock,A M. For Eureka, Mon ¥8 at sume hou Returning will-lea Y8 excepted : Weekly from ka HUGH M 4 od the stock S&KENWALD oak x