April 20, 1877 (4 pages)

Aa aA HCHO BLOH EHEC PRTET ESS ES estar now ‘ em wip Pegg at home, the whoid sof the r* ‘or their spare moments. Business new, Nght and profitable, ‘Per-, * pons 01 either — a, earn re . cents ¥20 evening, a opel sum : by devoting their whole to’ the: pusiness. and girls earn nesrly as tfuth as men, That all who see this notice may gend their address and test the business, we make this unparalleled offer: To'wuch as are not well satisfied, we will send one dollar to pay for the trouble of writing. Full particulars, samples worth severa) dollars to commence wor. on, and accpy of Home and Firesiie, one of the largest and best Illustrated Publications, all sent mail. Reader, if you want permanent,. profitable work, sddress GEORGE ‘Go. , Portland, Maine. Can't be made ey Pps <A mt every mon n the bes we furnish, but but these willing to wark earns dozen dollarss day right cm easily im their own aha e \ “wel ascmen. — We will furnish you 8 com. Street, thence across Pine Street, comae “lot Wo.“ground or —pidewal _ with eubstantial supports not “prove that between the months Of explaia here. Businers pleasant and honorable. “andete Outfit free. The business pays betthan anything @lse. We wil! bear exsenees of starting’you. Particulars free. . AWrite and Bee; —Farmers—and—mechanics,itheit sons and daughters, and all classes in reed of paying work at home, should “write to us and learn all about the work at once, Now is the time. Don’t deliy. ‘Address True & Co., Angnsta, Waine “" QITY ORDINANCE. 'T is horeby ordered that a sidewalk be built a ekathe Hostn dine of Cottage Street, commencing at the South-east cornor of lot No. 4, in blocx 24, a8 designated by the City map, and continuing slong the Southern boundary of said lot to Pine LL corner of in wlock 25, as designated by . continuing along the Southern City map, . }boundary of ssid lot to Kelsey’s, thence across.Kelsey’s Ravine along the Uuppfrpide of the filled or made : ‘ patural banks of said ravine. be five feetand four—inches_ wide, planked with two.inch. plank, laid @n-three stringers 4x4 inches in thickness,. over ¢ight Jeet apart, and he completed within sixty daysfrom and after the passage of this Ordinance. Passed March 41st, 1877. H.C. MILLS, President of the Board. By W. J. ORGAN , COUNTY SCRIP. ARRANTS Nos. 155, 146, 157,159 & 161, on Road Fund, registered Oct. 6, 1876, will be patd on presentation. ‘Interest ceases from date. , : ‘J. N. PAYNE, Freasurer. _Nevyada City, Aptil 3r2, 1877. 2 k to "In the Matter of the Application -——~@f Susan N, Glover to Per= ypetuate Testimony, ’ © the Board of Trustees of the City of ~ 4 Nevada, and ail -whom it may concern. “Take notice: That by virtue ef an arder of _. the Hon. 'T. B, Rewdon, Judge of the 14th ~ -fndicial District of the State-ot California, made on the 6th day of April, A.D. 1877, and on file in the office of the Connty .Clerk of Nevada County, (ssid order being made upon tie verified ay tion of Susan N. Glover, alzo °on ,file, im the office of said Clerk, praying that the testimony of certain perséns perpetuated accvraing to law,) the said Susan N. Glover ill, on the 10th day of June, 1877, at 10 -o’clock -a. M.,-oFr--at such ether time to which the hearing may be, by the said Notary, postponed, at the office of 8. B. Davenport, before him take the depositions of John 1. Caldweli Eaq., and Harrison N. Gove, and that the said Susan N. Glover will, at the saidtime, at the offics of James L. King, No, 442 California Street, in the , City and County of San Francisco, before “him take the deposition of C. H. ‘Mead. “Phat by said deponemts ehe expects to Septem. ber, 1869, and July, 1870, the srid'Board of “Trustees of the City of Nevada, did convey Lot eight (8) of Block three (3), im.the -eaid City of Nevada, to one Michael Anstett, now deceased, and other matters stated in siid petition. -fhe said testim will be . ‘taken inthe form of depositions by « question and answer, and when so taken, the aid depositions will be returned to the County Clerk of Nevada County, accord ing ¢to law and-said order. That suid téstimony will be taken fer tae purpose of perfecting the title pf the said_Susan N. Glo. }; “ver to said pro ¥. Any person interested may spp at d examinations, or otither: of them, k said witnesses or etther-of them such questiens, dircet and «cross, a8 may be proper, SUSAN N. GLOVER, Petitioner. . Johnson & Cross, Attorneys. Nevada City, April6th, 1877. NOTICE OTICE 8 HBREBY GIVEN. THAT I, Margaret L.Crawford, wife of “William H. Craévford, a resident of the + Gity and County of Nevada, being desirous of availing myself ofthe provisions of title 12, of part 3,of the Code of Civil Procedure vof the State of California, intend to make #pplication to the County Court of Nevada Ceunty, State of California, at the May’ ‘Term A. TD. 18TT, of auid Court, to. be held _at the Coatt room of sail Court, in the Court House, in the City‘ of Nevada, on Monday, the.7th day of May, A. D. 1877, st the opening of the Court on that day, or at ssuch other time to which the. hearing may be postponed by the Court,\for a judgment . and ordcrof said County Court, auttdrizing ine to carry. on and .transact business in my own hame, and on my own eecount as sole trader. ‘The nature of the business I . J utend to carry op and propose to conduct, ia that of buying and selling goods, wares, merchandise, and keeping a variety store, _in said City and Cownty of Nevaia. MARGARET L. CRAWFORD. “W, D. Long, Atty. : ___ Nevada City, April Sth, 1877. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. G OLD RUN ‘MINING COMPANY. W Lecation of principal place of busi‘ness, San .Franeiseco, Cal. . Location of works, Nevada Go. , Cal. Neticais hereby ; given, that at «meeting of ‘the Board of Nrectora, held en-tke Stli day of April, poses > re { No, 15) of Twenty-five cents per-share was levted n the canpi: ital stock of ‘Tin cor Ssh pasbie tea. nedlately, In Uni States gold coin, tc athe Secretiiry, at the office of the Company, ho. 41 “Market &t., San Frantiseo, Cal ‘Auy stock upon whieh this assessment ‘shall remain .v d on the 10th day of May, ‘1877,. will be delinquent, and ad. urtised for-sale at: public auction: and, inless payment is made before, will be told on. THURSDAY, the 7th day o4. June, (1877, to pay the) delinquent as. B2sanient together with costs of advertising cand expenses ¢f Sale. By order of t¢ ‘Board of Directors, r waht : & CG, PALMER, Secretary. \@fitce 41 Market St., San Francisco. NOTICE. ' OTICE iv hertby given that there : iA Do longer any partnership existir , le+ween Jobn Geffette David Lukabi'; 100 has theryDeondinee the Fall of 1876, * eee” ae SOAN GORPRETE. lo alities. Have:no room to} ade road. to the tigh . . (74 ear, for I will speak of ExHisitient things. ’’ POND’S EXTRACT. The great Vegetable “TILL Pain Destroyer. Has been in use over S care in-all caves of h fellows: : thirty yeais, and for cleanliness and _ Names. No, Cer, No: Shs. Amt. s ° ation ofmune CHILDREN, No family can afford to be . —_tn Fouth is lat&i the’ Sonntian ono indul. . Henry H Carlton 942 20 5 00 ofthe waisery of after y 'y 318 50 12 50 " without, Pond’s Extract. Accents, gence of ‘the most Westructive of ‘habits . ¥ M Loub, Trustee . co Fr pe tae fe ater sep Be, eras arg maging lifes ctirse, and spreading weak. *~ snry A Drake 959 55 193 75 relieved slat ier elinhen paine of news end vuln among mankind, for 16 6 Ow Getet, 149 «= «100 25.00 tion. es, ae eee that the indulgence of . : res, . 8, THs, etc, is 2 : 8 rs t ‘ z rests inflammation, reduces swellings, . piatits seeds by eine age ‘doen erate . Joseph Gallagher, Tr 280 1200 “300 U0 ‘stops bleeding. .removes discoloration . Jbat i alee cea a i ‘+ 868 sey «75 00 and heals rapidly. os <= EttaHutchinson 328° 100 = 25 00 FEMALE WEAENESS. it abwoysrelieves Young Man P H Humphrey 345 10 Qi patn in the batk-and-loins, fullnes. and . 7 yen experience-any weaknens you should . Isabella J Howard 3u1 100 25 00 pre@sing pain in the head, nausea, verti-. pot delay, for # day may Teepe! your . $k Harris, sani a Fon ee go. , i : thif not your Hfe. In all forms of . Maurice Higgins . 415 . late a ee —— all pe cee and Premature Decay s Cure is. LHHead tt wr Beoe kinds of -uj-1?') _p sto which ladies are . 4 casanteed-by-the Doctor-—tyi) SS Ree . Rea caesar 6.254 ee promptly-cured. _. uller deSeapets Old, without Expsure or . C Greenwich Howard 121 —— ae 1 book-accompanying exthi “bottle, Hinderance fron» Business. The Bemmedies . 6B Hunt Trustee ‘ 6 dre sin be PI,ES—blind and bleeding—meet-prompt are purely. vegetable, and of a nature tha : 3 * ; = cer. et feng resést 165, ‘and bastén to check the course ‘ oh regular use. ut iLyou experience shy of them—=}-—+«" +94 290 VARICLOSE VEINS. . It is the only sure nightly discharges, slight @iseharges at “ « 203 10000 2500 00 ete * . Other times, trembling, anxiety, forgetful. Mrs Louise H Howard 108. ied 25.00 KIDNEY DISEASES. It has no equal for . jose. confusion, ‘pain in back, i Ps ote 109 Ld 25 00 ~ permanent enre. —i bodtngs, indige:tion, ti y, “ se ; BLEEDING from wny cause. For this it ee es cutee: corer power, want of . Rudolph Harrison, Sub 25 6 20 ja a specific. It hassaved hundreds of-+-.\¢rol, variable temper, attacks of sick. ) MeKenzie_, 253 300 75 00. > lives Shen all other remedies failed to . po, akin to'biliousness, depostts in-urine, . J Fitz Maurice 285 50-12-50, arrest bletding from nose, stomach . j ,egular bowels, etc. etc. = “ 316 31% 9 375) dungs and elsewhere. a TERRIBLE POISUNS. Jane Ann Moore 175 25 625} Rheumatism ate ali : relieved, and of_Among the mon mean Ra Byte eas Marshall 5 23 1000 “200 v0 ten nanently cured. v . poisons. inthe hum b ar ‘“ 32: oF PHYSICIANS of al} schools who are ac. ing from ereal ‘Tairtt often Pgerge? < Jamee Murphy © 104 60 15 00 quainted with a pagan piBho g out, after years ono Fo fp : i06= = : “$00 Hazel recommen oO r tite. . eous sores wpon vario Y. e an We have letters of mone eggieneoniptig from . Its great ogee cial ire tote sg Mbp Eugene McPhetridge .111 290 63 507 i , 0 2 the innocent partneror to 1D ae order it for ¥se in their. own practice. . born child without showing in the person = vis 100 95 00 In addition tthe foregoing, they order . originally contracling it. Mary Parmer 292 5 1 25 ita use for Swéllings of all kinds, QuinTHE USE OF MEROURY Mrs M A Koddan 190 100 25 00 sy, Sore Throat, Inflamed Tonsils, simSe tt bra Hnghb Roddan ,s AL 200 60 00 plé-and chronié Diarrhea, Catairh’ (for . Only. sids in this terrible rae ad rm rhe i William. sm sll Truste 269. 100 25-40 which it is a specific), Chillblains, . ing itup m the surface oud driving it bac ene er : 261 10025 co Frosted Feet, Stines of Inséets, Mosqui. into the blood. AIlVenerest — eh a O46 100 3500 tos, etc, Chapped-Hands, Face, and in-} blood poison and can be sytem png cog 4s eee et 100: 25 00 teed all manner of skin diseases. _. the blood, andthe only — yo dh ea 264 50 B50 TOILET USE. Removes Soreness, Roughvention of transmission is in the an Ar si 257 23 6 25 ne and Smarting; heals.cuts, ( ruptions, . -ures of the reform treatment pee a loa fe 370 95 Ped and Pimples. It revives,invigoratesand . }ts ‘Dr. J. C. Yeung a ras he “ 348 500 = 12: 00 ee wonderfully improving . aig yrs lta oc hs teat “ 349 500 . 12500 the Complexior. aving revétved ten , : “ 350 5 125 00 TO FARMERS—Pond’s Extract. No Stock . of all moderu practice. Recent gen ee a 351 * 12 50 “Breeder, no Livery Man can afford to be . ina few days and chronic per hes res. . Valentine Schmidt —-339 325 81 25 without it, It is used by all the lead. markable rapidity. «Our tests 0 si > W B scott 273 400 100 00 ing Livery Stables, Street, Railroads and . ence of Taint in the blood are never ailae 274 300 25-00 first Horsemen in New York City. It. ing, ia 2715 125 31 95 has no equal ey oe a ones ag = 2 TO FEMALES. Bernard Shrafe 556 50 12 50 als Uhatngs. itaese. es Poca tientrinves. . 8 ‘Tredinnick 234 60 1250 ings, Cuts, Lacerntions, BletdingePaew . The Doctor: Stmcntis enabledto assure . TD Winchester 410035 00 monia, ‘ olic, Diarrhoea, Ch , Colds, L ' ie digit “a 204 100 95 00 rélief it dffords'is 50. prompt: that it is . comp ma : th and the autfeting for ae ANG 100 25 00 _ invaluable’ in every cherie = well oan hope: fon reng nd the Lering fOr oe 937 100 35-00 as in évery Farm bouse. Lb e tried tie “€ i : apervi 5: TT Serer 266 150 37 50 cn ay Po sagged right Pag with careful and skillful nurses where dE Wright 220 1 20 . 00 tat i 1 vs ¢ 9 * ;: ; snstant care . J A Wells 318 50 2 50 words Pond’s Extract blown 1n each botunremitted surety fea ee ions NH Westfall Trustee 50 U0 50 00 tle. Itis prepared peo Pag perenne sive every assurance a = 51 200 50-00 living who ever knew how 6 prepare é a : e Se 3s _ propery. Refuse all other preparations . “Che Institute is gupplied with fg ae of WitehHazel. This isthe only article LYING-INDEPARTMENT, __ = ae = 250; 162-50 ae py pol bates pals toe hospitals . . hore patients will receive the treatment “ ae 4 250-62 60 o 8 country and Europe; E “h Gauen. = ait ; 5 62 HISTORY and uses of Pond’s Extract, {n . 0 essential in siypepege ree ee a = eae seal iia An pe aaa tics The great difficulty se ot [58 500 ©=—-:125.00 Dahienied siecle eta —_— many sink ind is ‘the trouble of visiting : on er be pe jy22 :98 Maiden Lane, New York. thexity, often incurring an expense fur exe . pe 50 12 50 + ceeding the cost of ttreatment. ‘This ax “a “ine w 1280 pense can be avoided by writing to the . sr. Winchester ‘267 2S 625 MEN YOUNG ———— i HO may be suffering fromthe ef. fect of,youthful fullies or indi jeretion, will do well to avail themselve % jof this, the greatest boon ever Isid a ‘the altar of suffering humanity. DR dSPINNEY will guarantee to forteit $500, fifor every case of remind] weakness, or 'private disease of any kind or character iwhich he nndertakes and faila'to cure, ‘He would therefore ‘say to the unfortuinate sufferes who may réad this notice, that you are treading upon dangerous) ‘ground when you longer delay in seek . ling the proper remedy ‘for .your-com, \plaint. Youenay be in thei first stage; emember you are approaching the last, if: yeu are borderi: g upon the last, an are suffering some or all of its ill effec: . remember that If you persist in procras-! jtination, the time must come when th a # ‘mst skillful physcian can render .you ino assistance; when the door of hope! ‘will be closed against you; when no an-. \elof mercy can bring you relief. In, ‘fino case has the Dr. failed of success. . ‘Then let not despair-work, upon your, limegination,' but avail ~yorrself of the) pybeneficial results of his treatinent before, lyowr case-do’ beyond tire reach vf medical] skill. or before grim death hurries you ‘to u premyature grave.?*Full course: of treatment $25. Send money by Post ‘Otfice order or Epress with full deiseription of case, Call or Address, DR. A. BYSPINNEY, . y Street, San Francisco. jan, 20-ly q No. 11 Kearn Nofora Patent to Mining Claim UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, » Sacramento, Cal, Jan. 27, 1877. AY OTICE is hereby given, Chat W. A, Meyers, whose Poet Office is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal.,ibas meade application fer paterat for .1,500 linear feet of Ahe Constitution qnartz mine,bearing gold, with surtace ground 600 feet.in width, situate in Willow Valley mining District, Ne*vada county, California, :and described} in the plet ama. field .wotes on file in this office as follows: Commencing at pest No. lin Deer creek, on the west-end of the flode, marked C, Q. M. (Constitution Quartz Mine;) hence var.17> 30’ e, n S 30° w 4.54 chdins. Post“No 2, marked C:Q. My from which live oak bree 16 in. dia. bears 625° w 0.86 Chains dist; thence n ®&8> 30° e: 22.73 chains. Post No, 3 marked C, Q. M. from which a pitch pins 15 imehes, in diam.) bears n ®? w 1.le chains distant; thence south IP 30° e 4.549 chains, Post No, 4, on lode, marked C, Q), M, from which « live oak tree 14 inches in diam, bears n 40° .w 0'56 Chhins, dist; thenee 8 1° 30’ e 454 chains. Post No. 5 at north bank of Deer. creek, marked C, Q. M. from which alive ouk tree 15 in. in diameter bears nie? e: 0.46 chains dist; thence 8 889.30 wwoalong the perth bank of De: r Creek 2,273-chains to Post No, 6, a black uk tree -17-inches in diameter, tuarkaed O. Q. M, n1> 30° w 434 chains, Post No, ‘1, the place of tbeginning, containing: 20 64-100 acres. : Survey of connecting line, dee RMMERCEd at Post No, maurked.C. Q. M; thence Var. 17> 30’ e, n 9* 25° w, 1224 chains : to sec. Post common to secs. 3, »4, Yand Mof tp 16,n r 9k, md band m, ‘Application t a 10, township 16 north, range 9 east, Mt Diatlo base and aneridian, Said location was made May 1ith, 1876 by the arcplieant. ang is recorded in the mining records. of ~n altjoiniug mining claims. AH persons teo'ling any adverse claims thereto ho eby required to present the sane be. tfo ¢ this Office within *ixty days from the epaktads eee ae : MD, OF AS * WiDAL og. op pP trate, : a(t) cee ince : end designated as Lot No. 54 in Seehien Nevada County at Nevada City, There are Dr. EDICAL AND SURGICAL offers ‘to the afflicted -positive . a qooRk’s FLAT BLUE GRAVEL MINM ‘Location of Ave _. Location of works, Moore’s “DELINQUENT NOTICE. ING COMPANY.— piace of business, San prinisco Cal. Eureka ‘Township, Nevada County, Cal. Notice — There are delinquent upon the. following described stock, on account ofent Hag 3) levied-on the sixth day of Murch, ite the names of the respective shcreholders, as 817; the several smounts set oppos' United States Land Office, SacramEnro, Oa, Feb. 26, 1877. §O ALL WHOM IT MAY CON the Plat of Lying nag, . 17 north, range east, was filed inthe U. S$. Land Office, and by Commissioner's etter dated December 2d, 1871, The W 1-2 of NW 1-4 and NE 1-20f NW quarter of Section 34, in Township 17 North, range® east,is to de treated as mineral in-eharacter, until the contrary is proved, after due_ notice; And whereas, Victorine Sanvee, (Post,"Office address Nevada City. Cal.) did, on Qd day of Dec., 1874, file in the Register Office of this Listrict bis Pre-emption Declaration No. 4720, claiming tne above described land, add has applied to enter the some us agricultural ‘fand, sileging it to be more valuable for agricultural than for-miuing p rpeses. Therefore, you will take notice, that under and by wirtne of instructions from the Commissioner-of the General Land Office, dated May 6¢h, 1871, we have fixed the 6th dayof April, A. D. 1877, at 11 o’clock A. M,, at this office, before the Register and Receiver, for ‘the hearisig of proofs. to deterraine the _char4 Doctor, giving in yourown way, the syinptoms of your trouble or-complaint, Cures guaranteed the sanse as. by personal visit. All communications strictly ce nfidential and all lettersjeither returned or destroyed. av” 'P).e Doctor can be selied upon in all cases: reyuiring. confidence .and secrecy. Repose confidence in him, ~ali you who suffer or are in distress, ‘He will speedily relieve and cure you. ‘Address : .BENJ. F. JOUSSELYN, M.D., df ‘618 Sacramento Street, Land Office, alleging the SE" of SE} of section 6, in Township 16 North, Range 9 for ayricultural purposes, and by €ommissioner’s letter, dated December 2d, 1871. the$same land is to be treated as miberal in character; until the ceatrary is proved, after due notice, And whereas Joseph Leme, (pest office address Nevada Uity, California) did, on the {8th day of.Jda/y, 1875, filGin the Register’s of. fice ‘of this Districi ‘iis pre-emption Declaration No. 4831, claiming the above described land, and has applied to enter the same as agricultural land, alleging it. to be more valuable for. agricultural than for mining purposes, ‘Therefore, you will take notice, that uncer and by virtue of instructions from the Commissioner of the General Land Office, dated May 6th, -¥871. we have fixed the llth day of May, A.D., 1877, at 11 o’clock, A. M,at this office, before the Register.and Receiver, for the hearing of proofs to deterniine the character of said lands, in witness where:f, we have herexnto eet aur hands, the day and year first above written. T. BL McfARGAND, Register. ap? HART FELLOWS, Receiver. United States Land C fiice. Sa@paMENTC. CAL., Mareb 24, 1877. “JNO ALL WHOM IT MAY CUNCERN, Whereas, ‘by Commissioner's letter, dated December 2d, I8T1, the SE \ of SW 44, ¢e0 27, E36 of NE \ of .section 33, in township 17 north, range 9 east, is to be treated as mineral iu character until the contrary is proved, after due. ‘notte: And whereas the Central Pacific Railroad 'Co,, by. By ~B ‘Redding, Land Agent, Post Office address Sen Francisco, Cai, has applied to offer proof as to the character of the above described Nlands: Therefore you will tak« notice, that under and by virtue of instructions from the, Commissionerwot the General Land Office, dated May 6th, #371, we have fixed the Ist day of May, A.D. 1877,.at: 11 o'clock A. M. eat this office, before the Register and Receiver, for the hearing ef proofs to determine the character of suid lands, In witness whereof, we have hereunto pact our hands the day and year first abeve written, T, BoMcFARLAND, Register. _ HART FELLOWS, Receiver. STOOKHOLDER'S MEETING. “4 P PPAHE ANNCAL MFETING of: the stock. ‘ holders of the Yuba Tunnel Gold Mining Company, for the élection of Three Trustees for the ensuing year, aud for the Transaction of such uther business as inay egally come before the meeting, will be held at the office of the-Secretary of said. corporation, at North San Juan, Nevads County, Califernig, on Thuraday, the loth , {day of May, 1877, arl 6’clock,.P, M. L: Bex 16. San Francisco, Cal. J. M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary. : nee mig , Office 311 California street, rooms 3 and Mineral Citation. 4secoud fioor, entrance 309 Califoruia st., cece ; San. Wrancisco, California. apls = ‘Gmited States Lg al . = : a Sacramento,Cal, April’, 1877. OK. P.; Marsellus, Wim. Maltman. NOTICE, Thomas Fallon, AJ. Dunn, and toa a whom it may concern, Whereas, wminéral U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE affidavit, No. 18, was :filed in tha U. 8S. SPECIAL TAXES. East, to be more valuable for mining than . . And in accordence with Jaw, and an ordcrof the Board of Directors, made on the 6th day of March, 1877, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessury, Will be sold at public auction at the cflice of the Company, 311 California street, Rooms 3 and 4 second floor, over tna Insurance Office, entiance 309 California street, San Francisco, Califoruia,; on Monday the 30th day of April, 1877, at the hour, of 2 o’clock, P. M., of said day, to pay said delingueat assersment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expeuses of sale. May 1, 1877, to April 20, 1878, NHE Revised Statutes of the United States, Sections 9332, 3237, 2238, and 3239, require every persots engaged iu any business, avecation, or emplayment which renders bim liable to a SPECIAL TAX, TO PROCURKE AND BLACE CONSPICUOUSLY “IN HiS ESTABLISHMENT OR PLACE OF BUSINESS. A STAMP denoting the payment of said SPECIAL TAX fer the Special tax Year, beginning May 1, 1877, before commencing or continuing ousiness after April 30, 1877. : A return, as prescribed on Form 11, is also required by law of every person liable to Special ‘Tax, us above. The. Taxes embraced within the. provisions of the law above quoted are the following, viz; Dealeryin mait liquors, retail., 2000 Dealers in-leat tobacco.. 02.5. 25-00 And on sales of over $1,000, fifty cenisffor every dollanin excessof $1,000. Dealers in manufactured tobacco, 5 00 Manufacturers.of stills... 50 00 And for each still manufactured, 20 00 And for each worm manufactured, 20 00 Manufacturers of tobacco... 10 00 Manufacturers of cigars... 1000 Peddlers of tobacco, first clase (more tuen 2 horses or other animais) 50 00 Peddlers-of tobacco, second clase, {two horses or other animals). 25 00 Pedalers ‘of tobacco, third ciass; (one horse er other animal} . 15 00 Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class, (on fout or public conveyance) 10 00 Brewers of less than 500 barrels, 50 00 Brewers of 500 or more... 200 00 Any pees — who shall fail to oMmply w e foregoing requirem will be subject to severe eg _ Special Taxes named above must to I) J. ROLF, Deputy Collector ot ofa Revenue at Nevada City, and pay. for and procure the Special Tax Stamp or Stamps they need, prior to May 1, 1877 OU'T FURTHER NOTICE, wee Special Tax Stamps will. be transmitted by muilonly on receipt from the person or firm ordering the sume of specific directions so to do, together with the necessary postage stamps ur the amount required to pa’ the tage on one stamp is Weuts, aud on two stamps six png aren is desired t&ut ethey -Be , transinitted by registered mail,ten cents additio accompany the application. — i ter: Commissi ay nol ee issioner « Rev. le Office of Internal Revenue). W; Nye D. €., January 23,1877. hag” E, W. CHARLES, M. D, SURGEON and PHYSICIAN, OFFICE, 62 BROAD STUFET, ~ . Printing in a style ‘second to Rectificrs.. re RteeN Se sce eee ess $200 00 Dealers, retail iiquor...-2500 Dealers, wholesale liquor.. esses 10000 Devers in malt liquors, wholesale, 50 0U . Persous or firuis liable to pay any of the ,snd WITH. ag gaid lands, In witness whereof, = pace aan EIS =} te fs cc the = wer ¥ and year first above written.Sf B MOFARLAND, Register. pee 22) mcht HART FELLOWS, Receiver. Whereas, of the 3a day.of Sept, 1874, J ybdhrrnge cove in 1854, for the trea ‘ ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases ~ guch as Gonorrhea,Gleet, Stricture, Syphil. js in all re Frag ro ledger ge Im potency, etc. gy ony" (of. years — i Dk. GIBBON -has the ,pleasure of an. nouncing that he-has returned from visitingber rigor t bis D or on resumed p ce a Dapenrary, 623 Kearney Street, corner of “Ocmmer.ia:, ¥rancisco, where his old ‘patients and those niring his services may fad him, e Doctor has spared neithertime nor « returned with increasea acilities for éleviation of huinan suffering. Horri Diseases. the ble . a mee ana female, are there who are suffer. money in seeking out rewremedies,and hag ¥ ing oat-a n fect of secret indulgences, ‘or from virns absorbe. into the system! Look at their pallid, exiaciated and ‘disfigured faces afta — Transcript Job Printing Office COMMERCIALSTREET, “Nevada City. te We are prepared to-do Jobno. office in this State. Asan advertising medium the Nevada Daily Transcript is the best.in the Northern part of the State. PRICES VERY ‘LOW. _ No. 848. — Application for a Patent to a Minivg Claim. United States Land Office, SACRAMENTO, CAL., March 2, 1877. OTICE IS -HEREBY GIVEN, THAT James &. Gould, whose Post Office is Dutch Flat, Placer County, Cal, has “made application for patent for Sacramento Consolidated Blue Gravel Hydraulic mine, bearing gold, situated ir an unorganized mining district, Nevada County, Califorpia, and cescribed as follows, viz; On surveyed-land being the N 44 of section 8, . The EB i of E % of SE%4,and SE"; of SEX of NE };,seetion 5,and the NW +4; of section 4: the Ny of SW hj and BW of NW 4% of section 3. twp 16 N, R 11 “BE; the ‘SE 144 of SE \ of SW. and8 % of S % of SE 4 and -Aof NE 1-4o0f sec, 38; 8 1-2 ’ NE" of NE1 of SE 14, NE 1-40f SE 1-4, E.1-20f NW 1-4 of SE 4, and SW of NW 1-tof SE & of sec 28: the N 1-dand SW1-4 and N 1.2 of BE 1-4 and SW 1-4 of SE 1-4 of sec 34; E 1-2 of 8sE 1-4 of SE 1-4, and SE 1-4.0f NE 1-4 of SE ‘L-4-of sec 27; the N 1-2 of.sec 26, and N 1.2 of SW 1-4. cf sec 26. twp 17N,R11E, MD ‘M, and containing 1890 acres. A_ portion of this claim was located Aug. 6th, 1867, vy the Bear River Mining Company, and & rtion July 27th, 1867, by the Sacramento ining Company, and_ the remainder in Jan. and Feb.,8877,:all of gaid loez tions being recorded in the office of the County Recorder of ‘Nevatia County, The applicant claims by locetion and purchase, Aajoining claimants are the‘Dry Greek claim wn the South. All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby required to’ present the ‘gume before this offiee within sixty days frem the first day of publishing hereof. meh8. T.B. McFARLAND, Registe » Mineral Citation. 1 United States Land ‘Office, } SacRaMENTO, CAL., Feb, 26, 1877. O E. McCURDY, J, H, FULLER, L. W. PREBLE. F.LARKIN. A. G. TURNER, R D. WILLIAMS, F. MUFFLER and to all whom it way ecncern, Whereas, Mi. eral affidayit No: 62 and 171 were filed in_ the U, 8. Land Office, alleging the N 4 of NW quarter of Sec, 24, in Township 16 north, range 9 east, to be more valuable for mining than for agricultural purposes, and by Commissioner’s letter dated December-2d, 1871, the same land to be treated as mineral in character, until the contrary is atte after due notice; And. whereas, N. ‘Uv. McLeod (Post Office address You Bet, Cal,) did, on the 20th day of Oct., 1874, file in the Register’s Office of this 4€44, claiming the above described land, and has applied ta enter.the same a8 agricultural Jand, alleging it to be more valuable for agricultural then for mining p-Tposes; Therefore you will take notice,that under and: by virtue cf instructions from the Commissioner of the General Land Fuffice, dated May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the 7th day of April, A. D, 1877, at 1 o’cleck A. M.,atethis oftice, before the Register and Receiver, fer the hearing of roofs to deterniine.the charact«r of said ands. In witness Whereof,we have hereunto set our hands:the day:and year first above written. ". B. MeFARLAND Register, mch3 HART FELLOWS Receiver. Probate Notice. N Brobate Court, Nevada Caunty, Califorpia. In the matier of the Estate of Margaret_ Moore, deceased. It appearing to said Conrt by the petition this dey presented filed by Riehard Neville, the Administrator of the Kstate: of Marga: et and personal estate, that fi is neeessary to 8éi] the whdéle or some portion of the real estate to pay the debis outstanding against J.the deceased, and the debts, expenses and charges, of adininistration. It is therefore orderedby said Gourt that all persens_interested: in the estate of raid deceased appear before said Probate Court on Wedresday athe 18th day.of April, A. *D, 1877, at ‘il o’eleck in the forenoon of said day; at the Court Room of suid Probate Court, at the city of Nevada, in said cousty, tashow cause why an order shculd not.be pranted to the said administrator to sell eo wwuch of the real estate of seid deceared a8 shall be necessary , in addition to said personal estate, SOHN CALDW? LL, March 1th 1877. Probate. Judge. State of Catifornia, Conn of ‘Nevatig; I, James D. White, County kk, and Ex. for the County of Nevada, State of Cjlifornia, do hereby certify the foregoing to be 4 full, true-and eerrect copy of an etig. inal order to showeauseywhy an order te sell real and pcrsomelertate should not esidence, Main 7? , Apeld?, lei7S ae VT die Congr gational Charoh, saat Street, twodeors abov {-conntry, with ie District, his Premption Declaration No. . Mepore, deceased praying for the sale of real: officio Clerk of the:Prokate Cour;t in .and’ miserable. existence fromthe et. their broken'dowu tonstitutions, disqualifying thom for the happiness of marr or tLe enjoyment of life. situation thousands suffer until death closes attend torny ef those who are maladics—see that they -are efred for and cured hefore it be too I ‘madiately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who: or years, and who is ¢ most inveterate eres prone beget i injurious drugs. It is important to those who are afttieted, or to those who are inter estcdin the welfare.of their friends, to be careful of the many pretended doctors curing all diseases in a few Gays, imposing upon the public by nsing the names of-eminentplaces, — strict inguirier,or you may hanes of those charlatans. : . Seminal Weakness. . Séminal Emissions, the consequence:ot selfabuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sexnal indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost un imited extent, producing with unerring certainty the following train of morbid symptoms, unless combatted by scientific medical ing in the-ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and nvss about the loins, weakness of the limhs, eczfused visidn, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diftiderce in approachingstrang-' ers, a disiike to form new acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss. of memory. hectic flushes, pimples and varieu eruptions about the. face, furred sweats, monomanis and frequent insanity. If relief be not-obtamed, persons so afflict. ed should apply immediately, either in person or by letter, and have a cure effected by iiis new and scientific mode of treating this discsse, which never fails of effecting “quick anc radical cure:-Dr. G. will give Une-Hundred Dollars to any one who will prove satisfactorily tohim that he of this complaint by either of Francisco quacks, ‘ Married Men, i -Or those who contemplate marriage, who are suffering under any of these fearful the San ‘ spunsibility resting upon them, to obtain’imimediate relief. Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s office or sending for packages of medicines may rely wpon his assurance of confidential secrecy with implicit faith, and expect no more than to be charged with a fair and nnitually satisfactory remuneration of services er delay of the cases, rather than a toe prevalent and selfish practice of extortion among quacks and pretenders. ex F DR.: GIBBON is responsible, and will ive to each :patient a ‘written instrument, binding himself tc-effect a radical and pere eherit cure, or make no charge, Cured at Home. Bersons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by a@Jtressing a'letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case, smyptoms, length of time the disease has continned, and the medicine promptly forwarded, free fram damage .and curiosity, to any :part of the li and pate direction for ase. By enclosing T DOLLARS in coin, in a registered letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & €o., a;package of medicine will be forwarded ">y express tv any part of theiUnion. ‘ Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearnes atiest,conner Commercial, San Francisco Post Off: Box957. ‘Private ntranceon Commercial treet. Remem' er to put BOX 1957 on the let er. Consultations FREZ. : a@Correspondents will please inform ‘DR. GIBBON that they sead ‘his advertisa’ ment in the Dat.y Transtairr. myl , No, 852, : Application for a Patent ‘te a Mining Claim United States Land Offiee, Sacramento, Cal, March 8,}5877. } OTICE is -hereby given, That T.P. Crandall, A, W. Hening, W. D Long and Wm, Andrews. whose Post Office is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., have made application for :Patent for the Back “Bone Placer Mine, bearing gold, situate in Bloonr&eld ‘Mining ‘District, Nevada County, California, and described im the plat and tield notes on file in this office as follows, viz; Beginning at a natural .re{. mént monument 25 feet high and 6 feet in diameter (estimated) standing on the easterly side of the road leeding from the Back Bone House to Moore’s Flat, and running thence on a .true line, vasiation IF 45° east, N52. 15, W 15, 15 chains. Marked a cedar 6 in, in diameter . ‘for S. W. cor.of claim, B. B, 8, W. cor; thence N. 875, 45’ E,"45, 45 chains, marked a cedar.J2in.-in dia, for N.W, cor. of olaim, B: B. N. W. cor; thence 8. 52° 15’ FE, 45,45 chains. Set an oak post for N.E. cor. of claim, marked B. B. N. ¥. cor. from which a fir.48 in. dia. bears § 379 43’ W.#2 links dist; thence S. 37> 45°W. 45, 45 chaing. Set an-cak post in stone mound for 8. E. cor of claim, marked B. B.S. FE. corner, ‘from which a black oak, 4 in. in dia. bears N, 60% 2 \E7 links dist; thence N. 52°15’ W. 30, 30 chains to place of beginning. and conta'ning 206.567-100 acres, and designated as lot No. 45, in Sections 19, 29 ayd:30, Township 18 north, Range 10 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian. Said, locetiog was made March 20, 18%, by John E.-Williams etal, and is recorded in the mining records of Nevada County, at Nevade City. The applicants claim by {oecation and purchase. Adjoining claimants are Nerth Bloomfield Hydraulic Gravel Mining Company on the southwest, oF the north by the mining land of Atwatct & Knotwell, on the east land. recently oo be fi ‘ the first day of publishing hereof, T. B. Me , Register. W. D. Long, properta persona. mich J4 “WM. B, LAKB, be inade, in this my ; : —~~—~) Witness my hawd, with the e-al SEAL. . of said Probate Comrt sthis ~~ ) 19th day of + Ltt, Sohston'k Cr ae htt'ys for adou iiateagor re * with any ‘of these horrible life destroying — na % physicians from. Europe and ober aie » therefore, careful ‘and make ~ fall into the . te this horse thescero, Let parents, guardians, friends * te. Send them im. . ertain to cure the measures, viz: Sallow countenance, daw _ spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringthe rattling of -chariots, uneasi-. fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night — wascured _ muladies, should not forget the sacred rerendered; considering the circumstances . same __ it tobe more than for mining ~ will take notic: of instructions the 1 La J8Tl, we have fi A.D. 1877, at 1 fice, before the the hearing of . Character of sai nf, we have he wet forth in p herein, to whi And you are he : it, «nya «a8 above requil * apply to the ¢ demanded. {~——) In tes seals D, Wk i = me's the: Plat of To East, was file [email protected] Gemmi: 2d, i871, Lot Three of 1 piper, hey i and whereas, ( address Névad of Novex pe Othee of reese i 3 EF ad . wa ~~

Aa aA HCHO BLOH EHEC PRTET ESS ES estar now ‘ em wip Pegg at home, the whoid sof the r* ‘or their spare moments. Business new, Nght and profitable, ‘Per-, * pons 01 either — a, earn re . cents ¥20 evening, a opel sum : by devoting their whole to’ the: pusiness. and girls earn nesrly as tfuth as men, That all who see this notice may gend their address and test the business, we make this unparalleled offer: To'wuch as are not well satisfied, we will send one dollar to pay for the trouble of writing. Full particulars, samples worth severa) dollars to commence wor. on, and accpy of Home and Firesiie, one of the largest and best Illustrated Publications, all sent mail. Reader, if you want permanent,. profitable work, sddress GEORGE ‘Go. , Portland, Maine. Can't be made ey Pps <A mt every mon n the bes we furnish, but but these willing to wark earns dozen dollarss day right cm easily im their own aha e \ “wel ascmen. — We will furnish you 8 com. Street, thence across Pine Street, comae “lot Wo.“ground or —pidewal _ with eubstantial supports not “prove that between the months Of explaia here. Businers pleasant and honorable. “andete Outfit free. The business pays betthan anything @lse. We wil! bear exsenees of starting’you. Particulars free. . AWrite and Bee; —Farmers—and—mechanics,itheit sons and daughters, and all classes in reed of paying work at home, should “write to us and learn all about the work at once, Now is the time. Don’t deliy. ‘Address True & Co., Angnsta, Waine “" QITY ORDINANCE. 'T is horeby ordered that a sidewalk be built a ekathe Hostn dine of Cottage Street, commencing at the South-east cornor of lot No. 4, in blocx 24, a8 designated by the City map, and continuing slong the Southern boundary of said lot to Pine LL corner of in wlock 25, as designated by . continuing along the Southern City map, . }boundary of ssid lot to Kelsey’s, thence across.Kelsey’s Ravine along the Uuppfrpide of the filled or made : ‘ patural banks of said ravine. be five feetand four—inches_ wide, planked with two.inch. plank, laid @n-three stringers 4x4 inches in thickness,. over ¢ight Jeet apart, and he completed within sixty daysfrom and after the passage of this Ordinance. Passed March 41st, 1877. H.C. MILLS, President of the Board. By W. J. ORGAN , COUNTY SCRIP. ARRANTS Nos. 155, 146, 157,159 & 161, on Road Fund, registered Oct. 6, 1876, will be patd on presentation. ‘Interest ceases from date. , : ‘J. N. PAYNE, Freasurer. _Nevyada City, Aptil 3r2, 1877. 2 k to "In the Matter of the Application -——~@f Susan N, Glover to Per= ypetuate Testimony, ’ © the Board of Trustees of the City of ~ 4 Nevada, and ail -whom it may concern. “Take notice: That by virtue ef an arder of _. the Hon. 'T. B, Rewdon, Judge of the 14th ~ -fndicial District of the State-ot California, made on the 6th day of April, A.D. 1877, and on file in the office of the Connty .Clerk of Nevada County, (ssid order being made upon tie verified ay tion of Susan N. Glover, alzo °on ,file, im the office of said Clerk, praying that the testimony of certain perséns perpetuated accvraing to law,) the said Susan N. Glover ill, on the 10th day of June, 1877, at 10 -o’clock -a. M.,-oFr--at such ether time to which the hearing may be, by the said Notary, postponed, at the office of 8. B. Davenport, before him take the depositions of John 1. Caldweli Eaq., and Harrison N. Gove, and that the said Susan N. Glover will, at the saidtime, at the offics of James L. King, No, 442 California Street, in the , City and County of San Francisco, before “him take the deposition of C. H. ‘Mead. “Phat by said deponemts ehe expects to Septem. ber, 1869, and July, 1870, the srid'Board of “Trustees of the City of Nevada, did convey Lot eight (8) of Block three (3), im.the -eaid City of Nevada, to one Michael Anstett, now deceased, and other matters stated in siid petition. -fhe said testim will be . ‘taken inthe form of depositions by « question and answer, and when so taken, the aid depositions will be returned to the County Clerk of Nevada County, accord ing ¢to law and-said order. That suid téstimony will be taken fer tae purpose of perfecting the title pf the said_Susan N. Glo. }; “ver to said pro ¥. Any person interested may spp at d examinations, or otither: of them, k said witnesses or etther-of them such questiens, dircet and «cross, a8 may be proper, SUSAN N. GLOVER, Petitioner. . Johnson & Cross, Attorneys. Nevada City, April6th, 1877. NOTICE OTICE 8 HBREBY GIVEN. THAT I, Margaret L.Crawford, wife of “William H. Craévford, a resident of the + Gity and County of Nevada, being desirous of availing myself ofthe provisions of title 12, of part 3,of the Code of Civil Procedure vof the State of California, intend to make #pplication to the County Court of Nevada Ceunty, State of California, at the May’ ‘Term A. TD. 18TT, of auid Court, to. be held _at the Coatt room of sail Court, in the Court House, in the City‘ of Nevada, on Monday, the.7th day of May, A. D. 1877, st the opening of the Court on that day, or at ssuch other time to which the. hearing may be postponed by the Court,\for a judgment . and ordcrof said County Court, auttdrizing ine to carry. on and .transact business in my own hame, and on my own eecount as sole trader. ‘The nature of the business I . J utend to carry op and propose to conduct, ia that of buying and selling goods, wares, merchandise, and keeping a variety store, _in said City and Cownty of Nevaia. MARGARET L. CRAWFORD. “W, D. Long, Atty. : ___ Nevada City, April Sth, 1877. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. G OLD RUN ‘MINING COMPANY. W Lecation of principal place of busi‘ness, San .Franeiseco, Cal. . Location of works, Nevada Go. , Cal. Neticais hereby ; given, that at «meeting of ‘the Board of Nrectora, held en-tke Stli day of April, poses > re { No, 15) of Twenty-five cents per-share was levted n the canpi: ital stock of ‘Tin cor Ssh pasbie tea. nedlately, In Uni States gold coin, tc athe Secretiiry, at the office of the Company, ho. 41 “Market &t., San Frantiseo, Cal ‘Auy stock upon whieh this assessment ‘shall remain .v d on the 10th day of May, ‘1877,. will be delinquent, and ad. urtised for-sale at: public auction: and, inless payment is made before, will be told on. THURSDAY, the 7th day o4. June, (1877, to pay the) delinquent as. B2sanient together with costs of advertising cand expenses ¢f Sale. By order of t¢ ‘Board of Directors, r waht : & CG, PALMER, Secretary. \@fitce 41 Market St., San Francisco. NOTICE. ' OTICE iv hertby given that there : iA Do longer any partnership existir , le+ween Jobn Geffette David Lukabi'; 100 has theryDeondinee the Fall of 1876, * eee” ae SOAN GORPRETE. lo alities. Have:no room to} ade road. to the tigh . . (74 ear, for I will speak of ExHisitient things. ’’ POND’S EXTRACT. The great Vegetable “TILL Pain Destroyer. Has been in use over S care in-all caves of h fellows: : thirty yeais, and for cleanliness and _ Names. No, Cer, No: Shs. Amt. s ° ation ofmune CHILDREN, No family can afford to be . —_tn Fouth is lat&i the’ Sonntian ono indul. . Henry H Carlton 942 20 5 00 ofthe waisery of after y 'y 318 50 12 50 " without, Pond’s Extract. Accents, gence of ‘the most Westructive of ‘habits . ¥ M Loub, Trustee . co Fr pe tae fe ater sep Be, eras arg maging lifes ctirse, and spreading weak. *~ snry A Drake 959 55 193 75 relieved slat ier elinhen paine of news end vuln among mankind, for 16 6 Ow Getet, 149 «= «100 25.00 tion. es, ae eee that the indulgence of . : res, . 8, THs, etc, is 2 : 8 rs t ‘ z rests inflammation, reduces swellings, . piatits seeds by eine age ‘doen erate . Joseph Gallagher, Tr 280 1200 “300 U0 ‘stops bleeding. .removes discoloration . Jbat i alee cea a i ‘+ 868 sey «75 00 and heals rapidly. os <= EttaHutchinson 328° 100 = 25 00 FEMALE WEAENESS. it abwoysrelieves Young Man P H Humphrey 345 10 Qi patn in the batk-and-loins, fullnes. and . 7 yen experience-any weaknens you should . Isabella J Howard 3u1 100 25 00 pre@sing pain in the head, nausea, verti-. pot delay, for # day may Teepe! your . $k Harris, sani a Fon ee go. , i : thif not your Hfe. In all forms of . Maurice Higgins . 415 . late a ee —— all pe cee and Premature Decay s Cure is. LHHead tt wr Beoe kinds of -uj-1?') _p sto which ladies are . 4 casanteed-by-the Doctor-—tyi) SS Ree . Rea caesar 6.254 ee promptly-cured. _. uller deSeapets Old, without Expsure or . C Greenwich Howard 121 —— ae 1 book-accompanying exthi “bottle, Hinderance fron» Business. The Bemmedies . 6B Hunt Trustee ‘ 6 dre sin be PI,ES—blind and bleeding—meet-prompt are purely. vegetable, and of a nature tha : 3 * ; = cer. et feng resést 165, ‘and bastén to check the course ‘ oh regular use. ut iLyou experience shy of them—=}-—+«" +94 290 VARICLOSE VEINS. . It is the only sure nightly discharges, slight @iseharges at “ « 203 10000 2500 00 ete * . Other times, trembling, anxiety, forgetful. Mrs Louise H Howard 108. ied 25.00 KIDNEY DISEASES. It has no equal for . jose. confusion, ‘pain in back, i Ps ote 109 Ld 25 00 ~ permanent enre. —i bodtngs, indige:tion, ti y, “ se ; BLEEDING from wny cause. For this it ee es cutee: corer power, want of . Rudolph Harrison, Sub 25 6 20 ja a specific. It hassaved hundreds of-+-.\¢rol, variable temper, attacks of sick. ) MeKenzie_, 253 300 75 00. > lives Shen all other remedies failed to . po, akin to'biliousness, depostts in-urine, . J Fitz Maurice 285 50-12-50, arrest bletding from nose, stomach . j ,egular bowels, etc. etc. = “ 316 31% 9 375) dungs and elsewhere. a TERRIBLE POISUNS. Jane Ann Moore 175 25 625} Rheumatism ate ali : relieved, and of_Among the mon mean Ra Byte eas Marshall 5 23 1000 “200 v0 ten nanently cured. v . poisons. inthe hum b ar ‘“ 32: oF PHYSICIANS of al} schools who are ac. ing from ereal ‘Tairtt often Pgerge? < Jamee Murphy © 104 60 15 00 quainted with a pagan piBho g out, after years ono Fo fp : i06= = : “$00 Hazel recommen oO r tite. . eous sores wpon vario Y. e an We have letters of mone eggieneoniptig from . Its great ogee cial ire tote sg Mbp Eugene McPhetridge .111 290 63 507 i , 0 2 the innocent partneror to 1D ae order it for ¥se in their. own practice. . born child without showing in the person = vis 100 95 00 In addition tthe foregoing, they order . originally contracling it. Mary Parmer 292 5 1 25 ita use for Swéllings of all kinds, QuinTHE USE OF MEROURY Mrs M A Koddan 190 100 25 00 sy, Sore Throat, Inflamed Tonsils, simSe tt bra Hnghb Roddan ,s AL 200 60 00 plé-and chronié Diarrhea, Catairh’ (for . Only. sids in this terrible rae ad rm rhe i William. sm sll Truste 269. 100 25-40 which it is a specific), Chillblains, . ing itup m the surface oud driving it bac ene er : 261 10025 co Frosted Feet, Stines of Inséets, Mosqui. into the blood. AIlVenerest — eh a O46 100 3500 tos, etc, Chapped-Hands, Face, and in-} blood poison and can be sytem png cog 4s eee et 100: 25 00 teed all manner of skin diseases. _. the blood, andthe only — yo dh ea 264 50 B50 TOILET USE. Removes Soreness, Roughvention of transmission is in the an Ar si 257 23 6 25 ne and Smarting; heals.cuts, ( ruptions, . -ures of the reform treatment pee a loa fe 370 95 Ped and Pimples. It revives,invigoratesand . }ts ‘Dr. J. C. Yeung a ras he “ 348 500 = 12: 00 ee wonderfully improving . aig yrs lta oc hs teat “ 349 500 . 12500 the Complexior. aving revétved ten , : “ 350 5 125 00 TO FARMERS—Pond’s Extract. No Stock . of all moderu practice. Recent gen ee a 351 * 12 50 “Breeder, no Livery Man can afford to be . ina few days and chronic per hes res. . Valentine Schmidt —-339 325 81 25 without it, It is used by all the lead. markable rapidity. «Our tests 0 si > W B scott 273 400 100 00 ing Livery Stables, Street, Railroads and . ence of Taint in the blood are never ailae 274 300 25-00 first Horsemen in New York City. It. ing, ia 2715 125 31 95 has no equal ey oe a ones ag = 2 TO FEMALES. Bernard Shrafe 556 50 12 50 als Uhatngs. itaese. es Poca tientrinves. . 8 ‘Tredinnick 234 60 1250 ings, Cuts, Lacerntions, BletdingePaew . The Doctor: Stmcntis enabledto assure . TD Winchester 410035 00 monia, ‘ olic, Diarrhoea, Ch , Colds, L ' ie digit “a 204 100 95 00 rélief it dffords'is 50. prompt: that it is . comp ma : th and the autfeting for ae ANG 100 25 00 _ invaluable’ in every cherie = well oan hope: fon reng nd the Lering fOr oe 937 100 35-00 as in évery Farm bouse. Lb e tried tie “€ i : apervi 5: TT Serer 266 150 37 50 cn ay Po sagged right Pag with careful and skillful nurses where dE Wright 220 1 20 . 00 tat i 1 vs ¢ 9 * ;: ; snstant care . J A Wells 318 50 2 50 words Pond’s Extract blown 1n each botunremitted surety fea ee ions NH Westfall Trustee 50 U0 50 00 tle. Itis prepared peo Pag perenne sive every assurance a = 51 200 50-00 living who ever knew how 6 prepare é a : e Se 3s _ propery. Refuse all other preparations . “Che Institute is gupplied with fg ae of WitehHazel. This isthe only article LYING-INDEPARTMENT, __ = ae = 250; 162-50 ae py pol bates pals toe hospitals . . hore patients will receive the treatment “ ae 4 250-62 60 o 8 country and Europe; E “h Gauen. = ait ; 5 62 HISTORY and uses of Pond’s Extract, {n . 0 essential in siypepege ree ee a = eae seal iia An pe aaa tics The great difficulty se ot [58 500 ©=—-:125.00 Dahienied siecle eta —_— many sink ind is ‘the trouble of visiting : on er be pe jy22 :98 Maiden Lane, New York. thexity, often incurring an expense fur exe . pe 50 12 50 + ceeding the cost of ttreatment. ‘This ax “a “ine w 1280 pense can be avoided by writing to the . sr. Winchester ‘267 2S 625 MEN YOUNG ———— i HO may be suffering fromthe ef. fect of,youthful fullies or indi jeretion, will do well to avail themselve % jof this, the greatest boon ever Isid a ‘the altar of suffering humanity. DR dSPINNEY will guarantee to forteit $500, fifor every case of remind] weakness, or 'private disease of any kind or character iwhich he nndertakes and faila'to cure, ‘He would therefore ‘say to the unfortuinate sufferes who may réad this notice, that you are treading upon dangerous) ‘ground when you longer delay in seek . ling the proper remedy ‘for .your-com, \plaint. Youenay be in thei first stage; emember you are approaching the last, if: yeu are borderi: g upon the last, an are suffering some or all of its ill effec: . remember that If you persist in procras-! jtination, the time must come when th a # ‘mst skillful physcian can render .you ino assistance; when the door of hope! ‘will be closed against you; when no an-. \elof mercy can bring you relief. In, ‘fino case has the Dr. failed of success. . ‘Then let not despair-work, upon your, limegination,' but avail ~yorrself of the) pybeneficial results of his treatinent before, lyowr case-do’ beyond tire reach vf medical] skill. or before grim death hurries you ‘to u premyature grave.?*Full course: of treatment $25. Send money by Post ‘Otfice order or Epress with full deiseription of case, Call or Address, DR. A. BYSPINNEY, . y Street, San Francisco. jan, 20-ly q No. 11 Kearn Nofora Patent to Mining Claim UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, » Sacramento, Cal, Jan. 27, 1877. AY OTICE is hereby given, Chat W. A, Meyers, whose Poet Office is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal.,ibas meade application fer paterat for .1,500 linear feet of Ahe Constitution qnartz mine,bearing gold, with surtace ground 600 feet.in width, situate in Willow Valley mining District, Ne*vada county, California, :and described} in the plet ama. field .wotes on file in this office as follows: Commencing at pest No. lin Deer creek, on the west-end of the flode, marked C, Q. M. (Constitution Quartz Mine;) hence var.17> 30’ e, n S 30° w 4.54 chdins. Post“No 2, marked C:Q. My from which live oak bree 16 in. dia. bears 625° w 0.86 Chains dist; thence n ®&8> 30° e: 22.73 chains. Post No, 3 marked C, Q. M. from which a pitch pins 15 imehes, in diam.) bears n ®? w 1.le chains distant; thence south IP 30° e 4.549 chains, Post No, 4, on lode, marked C, Q), M, from which « live oak tree 14 inches in diam, bears n 40° .w 0'56 Chhins, dist; thenee 8 1° 30’ e 454 chains. Post No. 5 at north bank of Deer. creek, marked C, Q. M. from which alive ouk tree 15 in. in diameter bears nie? e: 0.46 chains dist; thence 8 889.30 wwoalong the perth bank of De: r Creek 2,273-chains to Post No, 6, a black uk tree -17-inches in diameter, tuarkaed O. Q. M, n1> 30° w 434 chains, Post No, ‘1, the place of tbeginning, containing: 20 64-100 acres. : Survey of connecting line, dee RMMERCEd at Post No, maurked.C. Q. M; thence Var. 17> 30’ e, n 9* 25° w, 1224 chains : to sec. Post common to secs. 3, »4, Yand Mof tp 16,n r 9k, md band m, ‘Application t a 10, township 16 north, range 9 east, Mt Diatlo base and aneridian, Said location was made May 1ith, 1876 by the arcplieant. ang is recorded in the mining records. of ~n altjoiniug mining claims. AH persons teo'ling any adverse claims thereto ho eby required to present the sane be. tfo ¢ this Office within *ixty days from the epaktads eee ae : MD, OF AS * WiDAL og. op pP trate, : a(t) cee ince : end designated as Lot No. 54 in Seehien Nevada County at Nevada City, There are Dr. EDICAL AND SURGICAL offers ‘to the afflicted -positive . a qooRk’s FLAT BLUE GRAVEL MINM ‘Location of Ave _. Location of works, Moore’s “DELINQUENT NOTICE. ING COMPANY.— piace of business, San prinisco Cal. Eureka ‘Township, Nevada County, Cal. Notice — There are delinquent upon the. following described stock, on account ofent Hag 3) levied-on the sixth day of Murch, ite the names of the respective shcreholders, as 817; the several smounts set oppos' United States Land Office, SacramEnro, Oa, Feb. 26, 1877. §O ALL WHOM IT MAY CON the Plat of Lying nag, . 17 north, range east, was filed inthe U. S$. Land Office, and by Commissioner's etter dated December 2d, 1871, The W 1-2 of NW 1-4 and NE 1-20f NW quarter of Section 34, in Township 17 North, range® east,is to de treated as mineral in-eharacter, until the contrary is proved, after due_ notice; And whereas, Victorine Sanvee, (Post,"Office address Nevada City. Cal.) did, on Qd day of Dec., 1874, file in the Register Office of this Listrict bis Pre-emption Declaration No. 4720, claiming tne above described land, add has applied to enter the some us agricultural ‘fand, sileging it to be more valuable for agricultural than for-miuing p rpeses. Therefore, you will take notice, that under and by wirtne of instructions from the Commissioner-of the General Land Office, dated May 6¢h, 1871, we have fixed the 6th dayof April, A. D. 1877, at 11 o’clock A. M,, at this office, before the Register and Receiver, for ‘the hearisig of proofs. to deterraine the _char4 Doctor, giving in yourown way, the syinptoms of your trouble or-complaint, Cures guaranteed the sanse as. by personal visit. All communications strictly ce nfidential and all lettersjeither returned or destroyed. av” 'P).e Doctor can be selied upon in all cases: reyuiring. confidence .and secrecy. Repose confidence in him, ~ali you who suffer or are in distress, ‘He will speedily relieve and cure you. ‘Address : .BENJ. F. JOUSSELYN, M.D., df ‘618 Sacramento Street, Land Office, alleging the SE" of SE} of section 6, in Township 16 North, Range 9 for ayricultural purposes, and by €ommissioner’s letter, dated December 2d, 1871. the$same land is to be treated as miberal in character; until the ceatrary is proved, after due notice, And whereas Joseph Leme, (pest office address Nevada Uity, California) did, on the {8th day of.Jda/y, 1875, filGin the Register’s of. fice ‘of this Districi ‘iis pre-emption Declaration No. 4831, claiming the above described land, and has applied to enter the same as agricultural land, alleging it. to be more valuable for. agricultural than for mining purposes, ‘Therefore, you will take notice, that uncer and by virtue of instructions from the Commissioner of the General Land Office, dated May 6th, -¥871. we have fixed the llth day of May, A.D., 1877, at 11 o’clock, A. M,at this office, before the Register.and Receiver, for the hearing of proofs to deterniine the character of said lands, in witness where:f, we have herexnto eet aur hands, the day and year first above written. T. BL McfARGAND, Register. ap? HART FELLOWS, Receiver. United States Land C fiice. Sa@paMENTC. CAL., Mareb 24, 1877. “JNO ALL WHOM IT MAY CUNCERN, Whereas, ‘by Commissioner's letter, dated December 2d, I8T1, the SE \ of SW 44, ¢e0 27, E36 of NE \ of .section 33, in township 17 north, range 9 east, is to be treated as mineral iu character until the contrary is proved, after due. ‘notte: And whereas the Central Pacific Railroad 'Co,, by. By ~B ‘Redding, Land Agent, Post Office address Sen Francisco, Cai, has applied to offer proof as to the character of the above described Nlands: Therefore you will tak« notice, that under and by virtue of instructions from the, Commissionerwot the General Land Office, dated May 6th, #371, we have fixed the Ist day of May, A.D. 1877,.at: 11 o'clock A. M. eat this office, before the Register and Receiver, for the hearing ef proofs to

determine the character of suid lands, In witness whereof, we have hereunto pact our hands the day and year first abeve written, T, BoMcFARLAND, Register. _ HART FELLOWS, Receiver. STOOKHOLDER'S MEETING. “4 P PPAHE ANNCAL MFETING of: the stock. ‘ holders of the Yuba Tunnel Gold Mining Company, for the élection of Three Trustees for the ensuing year, aud for the Transaction of such uther business as inay egally come before the meeting, will be held at the office of the-Secretary of said. corporation, at North San Juan, Nevads County, Califernig, on Thuraday, the loth , {day of May, 1877, arl 6’clock,.P, M. L: Bex 16. San Francisco, Cal. J. M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary. : nee mig , Office 311 California street, rooms 3 and Mineral Citation. 4secoud fioor, entrance 309 Califoruia st., cece ; San. Wrancisco, California. apls = ‘Gmited States Lg al . = : a Sacramento,Cal, April’, 1877. OK. P.; Marsellus, Wim. Maltman. NOTICE, Thomas Fallon, AJ. Dunn, and toa a whom it may concern, Whereas, wminéral U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE affidavit, No. 18, was :filed in tha U. 8S. SPECIAL TAXES. East, to be more valuable for mining than . . And in accordence with Jaw, and an ordcrof the Board of Directors, made on the 6th day of March, 1877, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessury, Will be sold at public auction at the cflice of the Company, 311 California street, Rooms 3 and 4 second floor, over tna Insurance Office, entiance 309 California street, San Francisco, Califoruia,; on Monday the 30th day of April, 1877, at the hour, of 2 o’clock, P. M., of said day, to pay said delingueat assersment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expeuses of sale. May 1, 1877, to April 20, 1878, NHE Revised Statutes of the United States, Sections 9332, 3237, 2238, and 3239, require every persots engaged iu any business, avecation, or emplayment which renders bim liable to a SPECIAL TAX, TO PROCURKE AND BLACE CONSPICUOUSLY “IN HiS ESTABLISHMENT OR PLACE OF BUSINESS. A STAMP denoting the payment of said SPECIAL TAX fer the Special tax Year, beginning May 1, 1877, before commencing or continuing ousiness after April 30, 1877. : A return, as prescribed on Form 11, is also required by law of every person liable to Special ‘Tax, us above. The. Taxes embraced within the. provisions of the law above quoted are the following, viz; Dealeryin mait liquors, retail.., 2000 Dealers in-leat tobacco... 02.5.. 25-00 And on sales of over $1,000, fifty cenisffor every dollanin excessof $1,000. Dealers in manufactured tobacco, 5 00 Manufacturers.of stills...... 50 00 And for each still manufactured, 20 00 And for each worm manufactured, 20 00 Manufacturers of tobacco..... 10 00 Manufacturers of cigars..... 1000 Peddlers of tobacco, first clase (more tuen 2 horses or other animais) 50 00 Peddlers-of tobacco, second clase, {two horses or other animals).. 25 00 Pedalers ‘of tobacco, third ciass; (one horse er other animal} .. 15 00 Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class, (on fout or public conveyance) 10 00 Brewers of less than 500 barrels, 50 00 Brewers of 500 or more...... 200 00 Any pees — who shall fail to oMmply w e foregoing requirem will be subject to severe eg _ Special Taxes named above must to I) J. ROLF, Deputy Collector ot ofa Revenue at Nevada City, and pay. for and procure the Special Tax Stamp or Stamps they need, prior to May 1, 1877 OU'T FURTHER NOTICE, wee Special Tax Stamps will. be transmitted by muilonly on receipt from the person or firm ordering the sume of specific directions so to do, together with the necessary postage stamps ur the amount required to pa’ the tage on one stamp is Weuts, aud on two stamps six png aren is desired t&ut ethey -Be , transinitted by registered mail,ten cents additio accompany the application. — i ter: Commissi ay nol ee issioner « Rev. le Office of Internal Revenue). W; Nye D. €., January 23,1877. hag” E, W. CHARLES, M. D, SURGEON and PHYSICIAN, OFFICE, 62 BROAD STUFET, ~ . Printing in a style ‘second to Rectificrs.... re RteeN Se sce eee ess $200 00 Dealers, retail iiquor......-2500 Dealers, wholesale liquor... esses 10000 Devers in malt liquors, wholesale, 50 0U . Persous or firuis liable to pay any of the ,snd WITH. ag gaid lands, In witness whereof, = pace aan EIS =} te fs cc the = wer ¥ and year first above written.Sf B MOFARLAND, Register. pee 22) mcht HART FELLOWS, Receiver. Whereas, of the 3a day.of Sept, 1874, J ybdhrrnge cove in 1854, for the trea ‘ ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases ~ guch as Gonorrhea,Gleet, Stricture, Syphil. js in all re Frag ro ledger ge Im potency, etc. gy ony" (of. years — i Dk. GIBBON -has the ,pleasure of an. nouncing that he-has returned from visitingber rigor t bis D or on resumed p ce a Dapenrary, 623 Kearney Street, corner of “Ocmmer.ia:, ¥rancisco, where his old ‘patients and those niring his services may fad him, e Doctor has spared neithertime nor « returned with increasea acilities for éleviation of huinan suffering. Horri Diseases. the ble . a mee ana female, are there who are suffer. money in seeking out rewremedies,and hag ¥ ing oat-a n fect of secret indulgences, ‘or from virns absorbe. into the system! Look at their pallid, exiaciated and ‘disfigured faces afta — Transcript Job Printing Office COMMERCIALSTREET, “Nevada City. te We are prepared to-do Jobno. office in this State. Asan advertising medium the Nevada Daily Transcript is the best.in the Northern part of the State. PRICES VERY ‘LOW. _ No. 848. — Application for a Patent to a Minivg Claim. United States Land Office, SACRAMENTO, CAL., March 2, 1877. OTICE IS -HEREBY GIVEN, THAT James &. Gould, whose Post Office is Dutch Flat, Placer County, Cal, has “made application for patent for Sacramento Consolidated Blue Gravel Hydraulic mine, bearing gold, situated ir an unorganized mining district, Nevada County, Califorpia, and cescribed as follows, viz; On surveyed-land being the N 44 of section 8, . The EB i of E % of SE%4,and SE"; of SEX of NE };,seetion 5,and the NW +4; of section 4: the Ny of SW hj and BW of NW 4% of section 3. twp 16 N, R 11 “BE; the ‘SE 144 of SE \ of SW. and8 % of S % of SE 4 and -Aof NE 1-4o0f sec, 38; 8 1-2 ’ NE" of NE1 of SE 14, NE 1-40f SE 1-4, E.1-20f NW 1-4 of SE 4, and SW of NW 1-tof SE & of sec 28: the N 1-dand SW1-4 and N 1.2 of BE 1-4 and SW 1-4 of SE 1-4 of sec 34; E 1-2 of 8sE 1-4 of SE 1-4, and SE 1-4.0f NE 1-4 of SE ‘L-4-of sec 27; the N 1-2 of.sec 26, and N 1.2 of SW 1-4. cf sec 26. twp 17N,R11E, MD ‘M, and containing 1890 acres. A_ portion of this claim was located Aug. 6th, 1867, vy the Bear River Mining Company, and & rtion July 27th, 1867, by the Sacramento ining Company, and_ the remainder in Jan. and Feb.,8877,:all of gaid loez tions being recorded in the office of the County Recorder of ‘Nevatia County, The applicant claims by locetion and purchase, Aajoining claimants are the‘Dry Greek claim wn the South. All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby required to’ present the ‘gume before this offiee within sixty days frem the first day of publishing hereof. meh8. T.B. McFARLAND, Registe » Mineral Citation. 1 United States Land ‘Office, } SacRaMENTO, CAL., Feb, 26, 1877. O E. McCURDY, J, H, FULLER, L. W. PREBLE. F.LARKIN. A. G. TURNER, R D. WILLIAMS, F. MUFFLER and to all whom it way ecncern, Whereas, Mi. eral affidayit No: 62 and 171 were filed in_ the U, 8. Land Office, alleging the N 4 of NW quarter of Sec, 24, in Township 16 north, range 9 east, to be more valuable for mining than for agricultural purposes, and by Commissioner’s letter dated December-2d, 1871, the same land to be treated as mineral in character, until the contrary is atte after due notice; And. whereas, N. ‘Uv. McLeod (Post Office address You Bet, Cal,) did, on the 20th day of Oct., 1874, file in the Register’s Office of this 4€44, claiming the above described land, and has applied ta enter.the same a8 agricultural Jand, alleging it to be more valuable for agricultural then for mining p-Tposes; Therefore you will take notice,that under and: by virtue cf instructions from the Commissioner of the General Land Fuffice, dated May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the 7th day of April, A. D, 1877, at 1 o’cleck A. M.,atethis oftice, before the Register and Receiver, fer the hearing of roofs to deterniine.the charact«r of said ands. In witness Whereof,we have hereunto set our hands:the day:and year first above written. ". B. MeFARLAND Register, mch3 HART FELLOWS Receiver. Probate Notice. N Brobate Court, Nevada Caunty, Califorpia. In the matier of the Estate of Margaret_ Moore, deceased. It appearing to said Conrt by the petition this dey presented filed by Riehard Neville, the Administrator of the Kstate: of Marga: et and personal estate, that fi is neeessary to 8éi] the whdéle or some portion of the real estate to pay the debis outstanding against J.the deceased, and the debts, expenses and charges, of adininistration. It is therefore orderedby said Gourt that all persens_interested: in the estate of raid deceased appear before said Probate Court on Wedresday athe 18th day.of April, A. *D, 1877, at ‘il o’eleck in the forenoon of said day; at the Court Room of suid Probate Court, at the city of Nevada, in said cousty, tashow cause why an order shculd not.be pranted to the said administrator to sell eo wwuch of the real estate of seid deceared a8 shall be necessary , in addition to said personal estate, SOHN CALDW? LL, March 1th 1877. Probate. Judge. State of Catifornia, Conn of ‘Nevatig; I, James D. White, County kk, and Ex. for the County of Nevada, State of Cjlifornia, do hereby certify the foregoing to be 4 full, true-and eerrect copy of an etig. inal order to showeauseywhy an order te sell real and pcrsomelertate should not esidence, Main 7? , Apeld?, lei7S ae VT die Congr gational Charoh, saat Street, twodeors abov {-conntry, with ie District, his Premption Declaration No. . Mepore, deceased praying for the sale of real: officio Clerk of the:Prokate Cour;t in .and’ miserable. existence fromthe et.. their broken'dowu tonstitutions, disqualifying thom for the happiness of marr or tLe enjoyment of life. situation thousands suffer until death closes attend torny ef those who are maladics—see that they -are efred for and cured hefore it be too I ‘madiately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who: or years, and who is ¢ most inveterate eres prone beget i injurious drugs. It is important to those who are afttieted, or to those who are inter estcdin the welfare.of their friends, to be careful of the many pretended doctors curing all diseases in a few Gays, imposing upon the public by nsing the names of-eminentplaces, — strict inguirier,or you may hanes of those charlatans. : . Seminal Weakness. . Séminal Emissions, the consequence:ot selfabuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sexnal indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost un imited extent, producing with unerring certainty the following train of morbid symptoms, unless combatted by scientific medical ing in the-ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and nvss about the loins, weakness of the limhs, eczfused visidn, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diftiderce in approachingstrang-' ers, a disiike to form new acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss. of memory. hectic flushes, pimples and varieu eruptions about the. face, furred sweats, monomanis and frequent insanity. If relief be not-obtamed, persons so afflict. ed should apply immediately, either in person or by letter, and have a cure effected by iiis new and scientific mode of treating this discsse, which never fails of effecting “quick anc radical cure:-Dr. G. will give Une-Hundred Dollars to any one who will prove satisfactorily tohim that he of this complaint by either of Francisco quacks, ‘ Married Men, i -Or those who contemplate marriage, who are suffering under any of these fearful the San ‘ spunsibility resting upon them, to obtain’imimediate relief. Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s office or sending for packages of medicines may rely wpon his assurance of confidential secrecy with implicit faith, and expect no more than to be charged with a fair and nnitually satisfactory remuneration of services er delay of the cases, rather than a toe prevalent and selfish practice of extortion among quacks and pretenders. ex F DR.: GIBBON is responsible, and will ive to each :patient a ‘written instrument, binding himself tc-effect a radical and pere eherit cure, or make no charge, Cured at Home. Bersons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by a@Jtressing a'letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case, smyptoms, length of time the disease has continned, and the medicine promptly forwarded, free fram damage .and curiosity, to any :part of the li and pate direction for ase. By enclosing T DOLLARS in coin, in a registered letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & €o., a;package of medicine will be forwarded ">y express tv any part of theiUnion. ‘ Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearnes atiest,conner Commercial, San Francisco Post Off: Box957. ‘Private ntranceon Commercial treet. Remem' er to put BOX 1957 on the let er. Consultations FREZ. : a@Correspondents will please inform ‘DR. GIBBON that they sead ‘his advertisa’ ment in the Dat.y Transtairr. myl , No, 852, : Application for a Patent ‘te a Mining Claim United States Land Offiee, Sacramento, Cal, March 8,}5877. } OTICE is -hereby given, That T.P. Crandall, A, W. Hening, W. D Long and Wm, Andrews. whose Post Office is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., have made application for :Patent for the Back “Bone Placer Mine, bearing gold, situate in Bloonr&eld ‘Mining ‘District, Nevada County, California, and described im the plat and tield notes on file in this office as follows, viz; Beginning at a natural .re{. mént monument 25 feet high and 6 feet in diameter (estimated) standing on the easterly side of the road leeding from the Back Bone House to Moore’s Flat, and running thence on a .true line, vasiation IF 45° east, N52. 15, W 15, 15 chains. Marked a cedar 6 in, in diameter . ‘for S. W. cor.of claim, B. B, 8, W. cor; thence N. 875, 45’ E,"45, 45 chains, marked a cedar.J2in.-in dia, for N.W, cor. of olaim, B: B. N. W. cor; thence 8. 52° 15’ FE, 45,45 chains. Set an oak post for N.E. cor. of claim, marked B. B. N. ¥. cor. from which a fir.48 in. dia. bears § 379 43’ W.#2 links dist; thence S. 37> 45°W. 45, 45 chaing. Set an-cak post in stone mound for 8. E. cor of claim, marked B. B.S. FE. corner, ‘from which a black oak, 4 in. in dia. bears N, 60% 2 \E7 links dist; thence N. 52°15’ W. 30, 30 chains to place of beginning. and conta'ning 206.567-100 acres, and designated as lot No. 45, in Sections 19, 29 ayd:30, Township 18 north, Range 10 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian. Said, locetiog was made March 20, 18%, by John E.-Williams etal, and is recorded in the mining records of Nevada County, at Nevade City. The applicants claim by {oecation and purchase. Adjoining claimants are Nerth Bloomfield Hydraulic Gravel Mining Company on the southwest, oF the north by the mining land of Atwatct & Knotwell, on the east land. recently oo be fi ‘ the first day of publishing hereof, T. B. Me , Register. W. D. Long, properta persona. mich J4 “WM. B, LAKB, be inade, in this my ; : —~~—~) Witness my hawd, with the e-al SEAL. . of said Probate Comrt sthis ~~ ) 19th day of + Ltt, Sohston'k Cr ae htt'ys for adou iiateagor re * with any ‘of these horrible life destroying — na % physicians from. Europe and ober aie » therefore, careful ‘and make ~ fall into the . te this horse thescero, Let parents, guardians, friends * te. Send them im. . ertain to cure the measures, viz: Sallow countenance, daw _ spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringthe rattling of -chariots, uneasi-. fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night — wascured _ muladies, should not forget the sacred rerendered; considering the circumstances . same __ it tobe more than for mining ~ will take notic: of instructions the 1 La J8Tl, we have fi A.D. 1877, at 1 fice, before the the hearing of . Character of sai nf, we have he wet forth in p herein, to whi And you are he : it, «nya «a8 above requil * apply to the ¢ demanded. {~——) In tes seals D, Wk i = me's the: Plat of To East, was file [email protected] Gemmi: 2d, i871, Lot Three of 1 piper, hey i and whereas, ( address Névad of Novex pe Othee of reese i 3 EF ad . wa ~~