April 24, 1878 (4 pages)

a t _ DELINQUENT NOTICE. cot Mo FLAT BLUE GRAVEL MINING OOMPANY.— fon of principal place of busimess, San Francisco, -* California. Location of works, Moore's Plat, Nevada County, Cal. ee: Tee delinquent upon the follewing described ‘Piock, on account of Assessment No. 6, levied on the 14th day’of March, 1878, the * peveral amounts set-opposité thé names of the respeetive Sharého , a8 Follows: ‘ No. No: ee ' Names Gertificate Shares Amt, , BSAlexander, 223 _.' 250 $62 60 “ 'B § Alexander, 293 6246 15 62% é Arnold, 255 50 3=-12.50 ° J Arnold, 352 50 12 50 Jd Arnold, 365 20 5 00 ~~ ¥ Arnold, . 383 2 625 @ Arnold, 439. 37 9 25 Magdalen 169, 50 3=—-:12. 50 Magdsien Bogart 268 12% 3123 Chas Black, 358 31 47500 Richafd Ciuff, 446 100 25 00 i & Cobb, : 449 250 ~ 6250 af Cordy, 232 106 2500 -D Doub, Trestee, 218 60. 1250 J M Davis, 228 100 25 00 Jd M Davis, 229 100 25 00 . JM Davis, --260-100 95-00 SM Davis, 231 100-25 00 . EM Davis, _ 265 125. 3128 John Frey, 50 Joyeph Gallagher, Tr, 203. 300. 75 00 4 hat, Jr, tr, 428°" 600-125-005 “Beth Marshal, Jr, Tr, 4: 60 00 . the principal Hospitals. of Europe, aa % [0 THE UNFORTUNATE. NEW REMEDIES!’ NEW REMEDIEE! DR.GIBBON’S _ DISPENSARY, 623 Kearny Street, Conner CoMMERCIAL STREET, San Francisco. * ~ STABLISHYD in 1854, for the treat K ment of Sexual’arrd Seminal Diseases duch as Gonorrhea,Gleet, Stricture, Syphilis in.all its forms, Seminal Weakness Inmpotency, etc, Skin Diseases (of yearsstanding) ané Jlcerated egs treated. . DR. GIBBON has the ay seco une h eturned from v nouncing that he has r Mea psi resumed practice at his Dispensary, 623 Kearney Street, corner of Commerciacs San -doeeph Gallagher Pp,-280.---1200. 300.00. Francisco, where his old patients and those . requiring his services may fod tims ‘the Doctor has spared neitner time nor '» doseph Gailagher 106. OO” AZ =. f 5 ita et : money in seeking out mew remedies, an PS a eR 1 ls SE Es . returned. with tacredsea facilities for the SB fa” 5 600 125 09 . @lleviation of human suffering. © Hep ere a ee a Ee tirussnds of persone, both SBMunt, ” Sb: IOs: BL . Or ey ee pe ae Cc W-H: 4 Trustee 376 600 15000 male and femalé; are there whoare 8 be Ow staai Trustee, 398 466 65 09 . ing Out a miserable existence from the efRandoivk’ Ganvinon $40 125 31 25'. fect of sacret indulgences, or from virus Randolph Harrison, 394. 100° 25-90} BDSorbed Into the system ! Look at their R di bb Harrison, 402 °° 275 68 75 pallid, emaciated and disfigured faces and Randoins Harrison, 403 100 25 00 . their broken down constitutions, disqualiRandolp Harrison, 404 56 ©1250 . fying them for ‘the happiness of marriage = Mrs Louisa Hannah : d situation thousands suffer Until death ctoses” H rd 108 100 25 00 . the scenes. Let parents, guardians, friends M apa i ¢ Hannah ° attend toany of those who are. suffering Ht i 109 100° 29500 \ With any of theso horrible-tife destroying M or at ‘a Hannah J maladics—see that they are cared for and i it a — =<“ 9-99 ao fF cured-before it be too jate. Send them imCG rsplainds fee Howard, 121° 50 12 5y . mediately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who ‘S Greenwich Howard, 450 250 6250 . Bas made private disease his especial study LH Head ! 269 25 6 25 . for years, and who is certain to cure the LEH Head. Seeaaney 7? Mees 1 25 99. Most inveterate cases without mercury or Dantel Hertthy : 24 —§9—--12 59} injurious drugs.It is important to cena G W Hilton : 448 100 ¥5-00. Who are afflicted, or to those who are interIsabella Howard 301 100° -95 00 . estedinthe welfare of their friends, to be Maurice Higgins. 398 -650 16250 . Careful of the many “pretended doctors who Etta Hutchinson, 328 . 160 ~—«-25 00 . imfest-all cities, publishing their skill in P H Hamphre , B45 10. 2950 . Curing all diseases in a few days, imposing #dohn La Bard & 443 25 6 25 . upon the public by using the names of emBeth Marshal Jr, Tr, 427 1000. 25000 }.inent physicians from Europe and other __Be, therefore, careful and make success ully . . District School Tax Llection. OTICE is hereby given to the qualified Electors of : F NEVADA SCHOOL DISTRICT, Including NEVADA. CITY, that.an Election I be held on Satarday the 27th day of April, ‘1878, atthe Washington School Ballding, : For the purpose of voting upon the proposition of levyinga tax upon the assessable property of said District to raise the sum of Six Thousand Potlars tobe used in the erection of a.fighool Building that shall contain not less thantwo nor more than four School Rooms, and also for’ the purposeof electing an Assessor and Collector for said District. The Polls will open one hour after sunrise and close at sunset. Erastus Bond, Inspector. A. R. Wadsworth and Délos Calkins, Judges. By order’of:the Board of Education. : J.C. RICH, President, *C. E, Mulloy; Clerk. a6 CAN MAKE MONEY faster at work “} for us than at anything —else.-Capital not. required; we will start you.; $12 per day at home made by the industrious. Men, womén, boys and girls-wanted everywhere to work for us. Now. isthe time, Costly outfit and terms. fred? Address TRUE & CO-, Augusta, Maive. : YOUNG MEN HO -may be suffering from the ef-, fect of youthful follies or indis-' cretion, will do well to avail themselves; of this, the greatest boon ever—taid at! SPINNEY will guarantee to forfeit $500, ifor every ease of seminal weakness, or) iprivate disease of‘any kind or character, lwhich he undertakes and fails to cure , He would therefore say to the unfortn-: nate sufferer who may read this notice, that you are treading upon dangerous’ ground when you longer delay in seek ing the proper remedy for: your com-j§ plaint. You may~be-in’ the first stage; remember you are approaching the last. If you are bordering upon the last, and) are suffering some ‘or al) ‘of its ill effect remember that If you persist in procrasitination, the time must come. when the most-skillful physcian can render you no assistance; when the door of hope will be closed-against you; when no an‘strict inguiries, or you may. fall into the hands of cthercharlatans: oe Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, the consequence ot self abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved Bexual indulgence, is youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty, the fellowing, train-of morbid symptoms, unless cembatted by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark nder-theeyes,paininthe head, ring-. ing in the ears; noise tike the -ruspling of leaves and tho rattling of chariots; uueasiness about the loins, weakness of the Iiribs, confused vision, -blanted intellect; loss of confidence, diffidence in approachingstrangérs, a dislike to form new acquaintances, a disposition to shun. socioty, loss of mem: ory, hectic flusl¥es pimples and variou eruptions about th~ face, furred tongue, fetid breath, ccughs,: consumption, night sweats, monomania and frequent. insanity. Seth Marshal, Jr, Tr,. 12 50 Patrick May, 60-12 50 Patrick May, 290 123g 3 1245 dames Mnrphy, . 445 100 25 00 AE Mintic, Trustee, —425-—--208 50-00" A E Mintic, Trustee, 426 50 12 50 sMiss Mary Parmer, 292 5 1 25 _ B_F Penniman,Tr, 217." 100 25 00 B F Penniman, Tr, 233 60-12-50 BF Penniman,Tr, 234 60 12 50 “TRS a Somme (3% 60 50-00 Wm Rice, 357 500 12500 CS Stewart, 22 18 2 60 C § Stewart, 4 100 25 00 OC 8 Stewart, 15 100.25 00 ‘© § Stewart, 7% 100 25 00 © 8 ftewart, 17 100 25 00 © 8 Stewart, M8 100 25 00 C 8 stewart, 112 100-25 00 C § Stewart,” "113 100 25 00 © 8 Stewart, 114 100 25 (9 O 8 Btewart, 115 100 25 ov C8 Stewart, 116 loo 25 00 48 Blowart, 119 joo 95 oa © 8 Stowart, 120° loo 25 00 C $8 Stewart, 295 4256 106 26 © § Stewart; ~~ 432 loo 2500 .S-Stewart,. $33. loo..-25-09 C.8 Stewart, 434 loo 25 vo C 5 Stewart, 435 loo 25 00 CS Stewart, 436 loo 25 00 1$ Stewart, A437 5 1 25 Cecil Stewart, 23 40: * 3 Ho Wm Small, Tr, 861 60 = 12 50 Win Small, Tr, 362 25 6 25 Wm Small, Tr, ahs 25 6 25 Wm Small, Tr, 302 «25 6 25 WN Steiner, = ns “Sto "800 T6080" GO . N Steiner, 444 loo 25 00 N Steiner, 453 400 100 00 Valenyine Schmidt, 329 200 =650 00 Valentine Schmidt, 330 200 50 00 Valentine Schmidt, 374 4oe loo ;«e. Valentine Schmidt, 875. 400 loo eu Valentine Sehmidt, 306 50 «12 bo ‘Valentine Schmidt, BOT 50 =:12 So W B Simonton, 4o1" loo 25 00 “WS Spitiney, © 442 200 50 00 Marla Winchester, 168 loo 2500 Maria Winchester, 267 25 6-25 Poter Wagner, 4565 ss Go. 12. B07 '’ D Winchester, 147 loo . 25 oo TD Winchester, 173 25 «6 26 TD Winchoster, 216 1% 1875 ’ D Winchester, 224 loo 25 00 Y D Winchester, 225 loo 2500 '’ D Winchester, 226 loo 25 00 *e-DWinchester, © 227 loo 25-00 T D Winchester, 266 150-37 So E Wright, 220 20 5 00 And in accordance with law, and an or-, @er of the Bourd of Directors, made on the iith day of Mar., 1878, 80 many sliares of each parcel of such stock as may be_newassary, will be sold at, public auction at office of the Company, Rooms 3.& 4, Second’ lagr, No. 309 Calitornia Street, San Francisco, Oalifornia, oh MONDAY, the 6th ay of May, 1878, at the’ hour of 2 o'clock, P, M,, of said day, to pay said deliuquent assessment thereon together with costs of advertising and expenses of the _ wale. J.M.BUFFINGTON, Secretary. Office, Rooms 3 and 4 Second Floor, 309 ®©atfornia Street, San Francisco, Califormia. a23-td ASSESSMENT NOTICE. : ANHATTAN GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY. Location of principal place of business, Grass Valley, Nevida county, Calitornia, Location of works, Nevada Township, Nevada Coun.w. California. ‘Notice is hereby given, that af a meeting of the Directors held on the 20th day of April, .1878, an nesessment, (No. 25) of. Fifteen Cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immedi. ately in United States gold coin, to the Heeretary at the office of the Company, oitice cf A.B, Brady, No. 90 Main street Grass Valley, Calitornia, z : Any steck upon which this assessment ~b6hall remain unpaid: on Saturday, May s5th, 1878 will be delinguent and “ad. vertised for sale at pubhicawction; aad nnless payment is made before,will be sold an Monday, the 10 day of June, 1878, to pay the delinquent assessment, <ogether with costs of advertising: and expenses #1 alo, By order of the Board of Directors. ~~ A. B, BRADY, Seeretary, Office:~-No, * pot ety 90 Main Street,Grass Valley, Nevada coputy, California ap23 Probate Court. QATATE of California, county of Nevada, b> In the matter of the ertate of George Ploog, deceased. Pursuant tovan order of suid Court, made on the 22d day of April, A._D. 1878, notice is hereby “given. that . Baturday, the litk of May, A. D, 1878,-at 2 o'clock P. M. of said day, and the Court Room of paid Court, at the Court House fa the city and county of Névada, have been appointed as the time and place for proysng tho will of baid George Ploog,deccased and for hearing the application of F, Mm” Hathaway for the issuance to him of ,Leticrs Testamentary thereon, .when ard where any person interested may appear and contest the same.t JAMES D. WHITE, Clerk, Nttes Rear'al Att'y for pet'r, . April 294, 1878, © ° = Wm Sina ; . tion holding a majority ofthe Tf relief be not obtained, persons so afilicted shoulda —tmmediately, person or by letter, and have a cure effected. by-his new and scientific mode of treating this disease, which never fails of effecting a quick and radicalcure, _ Dr. @, will give + One Himdred Dothirvs to anyone who wilt prove satisfactorily to him that he wascured of this complaint by either of the San Francisco quacks. Married Men, Or those who contemplate marriage, who are suffering under any of these fearful maladies, should not forget the sacred responsibility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain immediate relict. es ’ DR. GIBBON is responsible, and will give to each patiénta beige instrument, binding'himself tc-effect @ radical and per. manent curé, or make no'charge, Cured at Home. Persons ata distance may be CURED AT HOME, ‘by ad.iressing a letter to Dr» Gibbon, stating case, smyptoms, length of time the disease has continned, and the medicine promptly forwarded, free from dainage and curiosity, to any part of the country, with full and plain direction for use; Ry enclosing ‘TEN DOLLARS in coin, in a registered letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Ca,, a package of medicine will be forWarded by expres: to any part’of the Union. Address DR, J. F. GIBBON, 6°93 Kearney atreet,corner Commercial San Fiancisco Post Office Box-1951, Privatecentrance on Commercial treet. Remember to put BOX 1957 on tho let ter, 5 Consultations FREE. 82 Correspondents will please inform DR. GIBBON that they -ead his advertise. mentin the DaAiny TRANSCRIPT myl Certificate of Copartnership”™ BIS isto certify. that we, W.J. Hill and Cc, W. Hudepall, both residing jin the town of Little York, in the County of Nevada and the State of °California, have formed. a Copartnership under tlre firm . aame-of Hill & Hadepall, for the purpose of carrying on the busimess of -merchandislng and selling merchandise, hardware, liquors, clothing, and all goods generally sold in a groccry store, and that we are the only mémbers of ssid tirm, and that our principal place of business is at Little York, in the Township of Little York, and State aforesaid. WILLIAM J. HILL, C. W. HUDEPALL. State of California, County of Nevada. On this the Twenty Third day “of March, A.D. 1878, before me, W. C! Barker, aJustice of the. Peace’ in and for said Nevada” County, duly commissioned and. sworn, ersonally-appexred the above named Wiljam J. Hill avd C. W. Hudepall, whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument as parties, thereto, personally known to me to be the individuals described in, and who executed the said foregoing instrument, and that they executed~ the same freely and voluntary for the uses and purposes therein mentioned, In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand the dey and year in this certicate tirst above owritten. W. C0. BARKER, Justice of the Peace in and for the said. county of Nevada. m26 " STOCHOLDERS’ MEETING. » Oras NEVADA GRAVEL MINING ’ Company, ‘Nevada City, Cal., April 18th , 1878. Notice is hereby given, that a Special Meeting of the stockholders of evada City, Nevada Couuty. State of California, will be held at its office, National Rxchange Hotel, in-Nevada—City,-Nevada Co.,Cal., on MONDAY, the 6th dey of MAY, A. D. 1878, at 1 o'clock, in the afternoon of aid day, forthe purpose of amending the by-laws and electing a Board of Directors for the-ensuing year, and for the transaction of such otlicr busiuess as may come. ‘before said meeting. ‘ransfer books close ten days before said election, te wit: The 25th day_of April,-A.-D. 1878. This meeting is called by me, upon the-written 16 quest of the stockholders of said corporaor.s of the Capital steck of said-e vnc 4 2 A.H. HENSON, Secrgtary, practiced bythe; y.,-either.in. 6 Nevada Gravel Mining Company, of . :. . Application ‘of Nevada coanty at Nevada City. the altar of suffering humanity. DI py o\No. 957. : for a Patent to a Mining Claim. ' Uxrrep Sratres Lawp agg Sacramento, Cal., Feb. 21,1878. OTICE: is hb given, That the N Moore’s Flat Blue Gravel Mining Company, & ration, whose PostOffice is San Francisco, California, has ‘m application for Patent for the Moore's Flat placer mine,bearing gold,situate in Moore’s Flat Mining District, Nevadacounty, California, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this office as follows, viz: Survey of Exterior boundaries. Beginning at a post and rock mound marked 8 No, 2, for sg@ corner of Shanghai claims, standing in th House ravine on south side of road from Moore’s Flat to Orleans’ Flat, from which ap alder tree 6 inchea in diameter bears nN 56° & 22. links dist, and rumning thence along eastern line of Shanghai claim; thence var 18° east, south i21.20 chains, set post for sw corner markéd, s No 3, from which a cedar tree 12 inches in diameter bears 8 62° &E 22 links dist; thence east 7.57 chains, post in rock mound for sz. corner marked M F No 4; thence north 121.20 chains, post in rock mound marked M F Nos for NE corper;. thence west 7.57 cDains:to place of beginning, and containing.91.74 acres, and designated as lot No. 58.in sections 15, 22and . Diashlo~wbase and meridian. -Said-location’ was made August 9, 1875, by F. P. Morrew etal,and is recorded in the mining recoras e ‘applicant claims by purchase. Adjoining claimants are the Shanghai Co, ‘cisint the west, east by the American Cousolidated Mining Co’s claims. : All -persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present he same before this vffice within sixty daya fromthe first day of publishing hereof. fae T. Kh, MCFARLAND, Register: —AND—TELEGRAPH. INSTITUTE. SAN FRANCISCO. . ENRY: BARNARD, A. M., Professor of Mathematic and Science of Aeounts; graduate of Prince of Wales Colege, and Stow’s Model and Normal ‘lrainng School; late State Institute Director as®five years President of the Minneapoaelof mercy can bring you relief. In no case has the Dr. failed of success, Then let not despair work upon your’ imagination, but-avail yourself of the beneficial results of his treatment before, your-case is beyond the reach of medical skill,or before grim death hurries you ¥to a premature grave. ‘ Full course otf jtreatment $25. Send maeney. by Post. ! flice-order—or-Epress—withfull —description of case. Call or Address, . -No, 11 Kearny Street, San Franecigco, . } ; jan. 20-ty * Application fora Patent to. Mining Claim, No. 953, Niagara Lodge, No. 954, Orleans Ledge, No, 965, Star Ledge, , Sacramento, Cal. eb, 14, 1878. OTICE is hereby given, Chat James : Makee,Z. 8 Spalding,and the heirs of N.T. bennett whose post office is San Franelsco, Cai. have nade application for Patent for 2500 linear feet of the NiagaraLedge, 2500 linear feetof the Orleans Ledge, and 2500 linear feet of the Star Ledge, of tlre.Star Mining Company’s nines, bearing gold, with surface ground 400 feet in width with each of said: ledges, situated in Nevada county mining district, Nevada County, California, and described in tne plat_and field notes On file in this offie: as follows, Wise ‘ Niagara Ledge. Stirvey of exterior boundaries, Commenciny at.a stake marked N Mo 1, from which stake No 6 of the Orleang bears N 62%° E 3.03, chains; thence var 17° K, N 62° -30’ E, 3.03 chains-to astake marked O No 6 onthe NE, and N No-6 on the N W siae; thence N 27° 80’ W 36.36 chaina fitaka markettN No fon the NW, and O No 5 on the NE side; thence $ 622.30" W, 6.06 chains to a stake marked N No 4 on the SE side; thence, 8.27> 30’ E, 36.36 chains to a stake marked N No 3; thence N 62°. 30’ BE, 3.03 chains to the place of beginning, and contairing 22.03 acres, and designated as lot No. 43 in sections 34 and 35 in . p 18 N,W11 BK, MDM, bounded on the east by the Orleans ledge, and all other sides by vacant ground. Orleans Ledge, Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Commencing at a stake marked O No ; ie from which stake No. 6 of the Star e bears N 62° $0’ FE. 3.03 chains; thence Vir 17° 30’ E, N 62° 30’ E 3.03 chains to a stake marked S No 6. on the NE, and O No3 on NW: side, and—from-whichthe~mouth of tunnel-bears N 1742. K,.121 links; thence N 27° 30’ W 36.36 chains, stake marked S No 5,on S E,and O Ne 4 on SW side; thence § 62° 30’ W, 6,06 chains toa stake marked ONo 60n SE and N No 5 on SW side; thence 8 27° 30: E 36.36 chains to stake marked 0 No 6 on NE and N No 6 on NW side; thence N 62° 80’ E, 3.03 chains -to place of beginning, containing 22.03 acres, and designated as lot No, 42. in Secs 34 and 85, Ip 18N, R11E, and bounded on theeast by the Star ledge aud west by the Niagara ledgé, Star Ledge. _ Survey of Exterior Boundaries. -Commencing at a stake marked $ No 1 in a stone mound and standing on the croppings at-a point 4.00 chains below the North Bloomfield Ditch and opposite Robinson's bed rock tunnel; thence var 17!s° E,N 62° 30° E 3.03 chains toa stake marked $ No 3; thence N 27° 30’ W 36.36 chains toa stake’ marked 8 No 4; thence 8 62° 30° W 6.06 chaine to a etake marked 8 No 5 on SE side and ONo 40n the SW side; thence § 272 30’ E 36.36 chains toa stake marked § No’6 on the NE side and O No 8 on the NW side; thence N 62> 80’ E 3.03 chains to the place of beginning, containing 22.03 acres, and designated as lot No 41 in Secs 34 and 35,Tp 18 N,R 11 -E,M D M, bounded on the west by the Orleans ledge and on ‘all other sides by vacant ground. . From stake marked $ No 2 of Star ledge, the +4 section stake between sections 34 and 35,Tp 18N, B11 KF, MDM; bears 4>.48’ W5.96 chains. Said locations were made i 1863 and 1864, and a:e sot recorded, *. applicants claim said ledges by purchase, All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the Staue before this office within sixty days from the first day of publishing herec?. f22 T. B. McFARLAND, Register ~ Notice to Creditors. {STATE of Josiah Rogers, Deceased, uu Notice is hereby given by the under igued, Executers of the Estate of Josiah Rogers, deceased ,to&the creditors of,and alk persons bhving claims against the de. ceased*to exhibit them with the necessary vonehers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the-said executors at the office of J. M, Walling, Pine street {Nevada City, Nevada County. I. J. ROLER, Hine chante L ROGERS, q rs of the PP Seecs tate of Josiah R gers, J. M. Walling, Att’y for Exeentors. Nevada City, April 13th, 1878,. > ts"Dusiness College; having disposed of ig entire interest. in that institution, and emovyed to San Franclsco, will hereafter onduct.a First Class Commercial Collége n that city, entrance at 120 Sutter street, and-220 Kearny street, Hardie Place, (with office in Room 38,) wheré he will give his personal attention ang services to those who désire instruction in Bookkeeping or the Science of Accounts and” English Branches. Prof. Barnard is the originator and author of the celebrated: method of popular in elucidating the intricacies and . mysteries of Bookkeeping. In order to secure a wider fiéld of labar in which to ex: instruction, he has. organized. Barnard’s San Francisco. A SPSCIAL FEATURE, No more students wili be admitted to the College than Profersor Barnard can attend to with hig own personal instruction. He an easy way to make mney, but to establish as en viable'a reputation as an Instructor as he has left behind him in Minnesota. and to build up.a Business College of the highest-merit;in-waieh the fullest equivalent will be given for all Tuition collected, and which, by personal effort, he will make the best institution on the Pacific Coast, in which to obtain a first class Practical Business EK~ucation. ' HOURS OF INSTRUCTION. Day SEsstons—9 to 11.30 A. M.and 2 to £.™M. : EVENING SEssrons--7,30to9. P.M.,, Students wilt be entitled tothe use or tne rooms from 8.30 A. M. to5 P! M., thus enabling them to work outside o. the hours . of instruction, Lapizs--A separate apartment will be reserved for the Lady Students. who will be-proyided with every convenience, to facilitate their work, . STATIONERY AND Bcoxs-—Our _ arrangem-euts are such that all #upplies tor the course can be obtained of us at-rates much below the usual Cost, and corrésponding in.every particular with the books used in Fea; business. DieLomas -Our Diplomas are.engrave ou steel, fipély executed at great cost; the will be issded to students completing th Course in the Business. Department on payment of the fee of five dollars, No Vacation+-The College will be in sersion during. the entire-year, Students will be admitted at any time. No Copyine FROM TrExtT. Booxs--The highly objectionable method of copying from text books without understanding . what is intended to be conveyed is alto. gether avoided, All work done is the direct product of the student's own thought DiscirpLinE—We maintain the most rigid’ discipline, insisting upen perfect-order aud system in everything. We treat every student as a gentleman or lady, and expect only gentlemanly or lady-like condact in return. Wedo not have rules or penalties but adapt special modes of treatment to special cases, No conduct is allowed that world not be tolerated in the drawing room ofa wellregulated family. © ; For full particulars sendfor Catalogue and Circulars, explaining Course of Study. We offer inducements that are superior to those offered by any similar institution in the city. For further information address BARNARD’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, . 120 Sutter street, Room 38, San Francisco, Cal. References, by permission: Hon. David Burt, State Superintendent of Public In struction, Minnesota; Hon. H B. Wilson late Superintendent of Public Instruction Minnesota; W. D. Garland, Equitable: Lif Assurance Society, 426 California street, ¢ b.; S$. P. Hall, Attorney at-Law, 213 San some street, 8S. F. San Francisco, Oct. 31, 1875. CONSTABLE’S SALE. ¥ VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO me directed and delivered issued from the Court of Leopold Garthe, an acting Justice of the Peace in and for tte Town. ship of Nevada, Newada Co.,, State of Cal., bearing date April 11th, 1878, on a judgment rendered io said Court on the 15th day of July, 1576, in favor of*Janies Mon: ro, and tiy him duly assigned to George Landsburg, and against Michaél Cotighlan, for the sur of Three Hundredard Ninety. five 70-100 DoNars damages, and Twentytive 85-100 Dollars cost of suit at the ren. dering of said judgment, with accruing costs, I _have.levied upon all the right, ti tle and interest of Michael Coughlan, of,in and to the following described prepeftty, to. wit: The nw \ of the nw \ of the nr of Section 6, Township 16 x, Range 9 k, M. D. B. M, containing 9 86-100 acres; and the sw 4; of the sw 4, of these \ and se of the sk \ of the sw of Sec. 31, Tp. 17 N, BO RB, 'M.D. Bs M, containing 20 acres, in all 29 86-100 acres of mining land. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to pubiicsale all the above described property (or sufficient to satisfy said demand) to the highest bidder for cash, in gold coin, in tront of the Court House door, in Neva. da City, on THURSDAY, the’ 16th day of May, 1878, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 5 o'clock P. M. of said day. Given under my hand this 16th day of April, 1878. WILLIAM SCOTT, “YW; Towiship 18 north, Range 10 eurt; Mt; . FARTCLOS. . PeachingAccounts--which has~becorge 60 . eniplify the ‘superiority of his method of . : Business College and Telegraph Institute, . . hag not organized this enterprise merely as . POND’S __—_—_—i, EXTRACT. as 2 bay, tomate POND’S EXTRACT. The great Vegetable Has. been if use over thirty years, and for cleanliness and Pain Destroy er prompt curative virtues cannot the Complexior . without it. It is used b &c. Itsrange of action is wide, tle, Itis-prepared by the only. properly. of this country and Europe. * jy22 be ox* DELINGUENT NOTICE. — ANZANITA CONSOLIDATED GRAY. EL MINING COMPANY. Location ot principal place of business. fan Francisco, California.” Location of Works Nevade County, California. . : ‘Notice—There are deiinqvent, upon the following described stock, on account ; Assessinent Nc. 1, levied on the 19t} ; day of Febr , 1878, the several amonits set Opposite the names of the respertiye « TO EARMERS—P* nd’s Extract. No Stock nd Lecturer of Minnesota, and for the} Breeder, no Livery Man can afford tq be all the leading Livery Stables, Street Kailrondas and frst Horsemen im New York City. _* has no equal for Sprains, Harness or Sad die Chafings, Stiffness, Scratches; Swellings, Cuts, Laceratione, Ble«dings,Pneu monia;-Colic; Diarrhea, Chills, Cotds, Itand the relief it affords isso prompt that it is tnvaluable in every Farm yard as well as in every Farm.bouse. Letit be tried “once. and you will never be -withoutit, CAUTION! Pond’s Extract has been imi_tated. "The gennine articla~ has the . words Pond’s Extract blown in each botpersons . living who ever knew how to prepare it Refuse all other preparation® of Witch Hazel. Tajs isthe only article used by physicians, and in the hospitals HISTORY and uses of: Pond’s Extract, in pamphlet form,sent free on application to POND’S EXTRACT COMPANY. ~ 98 Matden Lane. New York. é CHILDREN. No family can afford to be . *areholders as tisantins 0 oe _ without Pond’s Daxtract. Accidents, alesse Geceuicate wile ; Bruises, Contusions, Cuts, Sprains, are} yo45 M Fulweiler 1 uares, Amt. relieved almost instantly by external ap. 353.0 M Fulweiler. : sao 1250 60 lication. Promptly relieves pains of . 353.1 M Fulw eros 3 ies 1250 yo urns, Scalds, Excoriations, Chafings, John M alwalines : 250 60 « Old Sores, Boils, Felons, Corns, ete. Ar. 5047, M Poets: ef 1009 250 00 rests inflammation, reduces swellings, . J). M Fulweiler, 6 195 250) 09 ‘“ptops bleeding. removes discoloration Th + Owed » * 5000 Rd 25 and heals rapidly. : Thomas 50 eng, . : sno 1250 G0 FEMALE WEAKNESS. It alwoys relieves Thomae 3 Gaene. 5 hows i 60 pain in the back and loins, fullnes and . winiain Thorve,. 12 pn — oe ’ oT agit pain in the head, nausea, vertiDewitt © Jones. 15 san ak rT ‘ : cal. alt erdinand Vassault, 19 1000 -. 250 Gg er ae vies Whack Wien are . Ferdinand Vassault, 20 1000 250/00. — us » promptly cured. 1 ullef depoaies henaader hg = =~ 75 00 . aw in book accompanying each bottle. . J) ww icant ro fed : 95 00 PILES—blind and bleeding—meet prompt . y w 6 Jones. "Tr. viet abe. red i relief and ready cure, No case however} w @ Jouss % Tr, 5 1e00 350 = soe tore obstinate can long resist its » W C J ones, Tr. 26 4000 phe wash “e deus 7 C Jones, Tr. 7 1000 a0 et ¥-VEINS, It is. ie ¥ Pope, “Tr. 3 “Tow — Bae “= si , ri : no_F Pope; Tr. : “=—350 06 KIDNEY DISEASES. Tthas no equalfor. Jno Pope. Tr, 50 10D m0 BLEEDING =< any Le i For this it . Tus r ice a ae pS — * isa specific. It hassaved— Of one wu reWie : a ——s ease when ail other remedies failed to a. Ww Ban Se — — 7% om et ae nose, stomach . Chas WBush,Tr., 39 200 «B00 . ° , : " ay TOOTHACHE, Earache, Neuralgia and ae v Bue” me rH : as ae Dae eraitly cated ee WBush, Tr., 42-200. 549 PHYSICIANS ot all séhools who are acioned w aoe : = ~ od quainted with Pond’s Extract of Witch . G. w Bush’ Tr. is aa os v0 Hazel recommend. it to. their_practice. . Gy. w tori metas it Bobo -. \We-have letters of commendation from . @5¢ Ww Bush. ‘Tr. 47-900 re 4 hundreds of physicians, many of whom] o). w at. ”6 Ua lo som order it for use in their. own: practice. . Gyas w Bach, Tyr. 49 506 50 0 -Jn addition te the foregoing, they” order Chas W Bush Py. a7 500 es M4 its use for Swellings of. all kinds, Quin-. G),.;w ay Tre 61 300 : ? IBY, Sore Throat, Inflamed Tonsils, simCh en Haab, Te. 58 ron e ple and chronic Diarrhaa, Catarrh (for} Gnas W Bush Tr. 63 a ah which it is a specific), Caillblains,. Ghacw Bush, Tr. 54: 200° [06 Frosted Feet, Stings of Insegis, Mosqui. Ghas W Buse T. Bs — é bs i tO Oe Ona ee Gisassos. . CbseW Bush, Tr., 56 10035 TOLLET USE. Reraoves Soreness, RoughShee ed a ee ee ne and Smartiag; heals cuts, cruptions, . Gnig Ww Bush’ Ty. 59 100 25 00 and Pimples. It revives,invigorates and Cis eas Tr. 60 re ribs refreshes, while wonderfully improving . 7 Barris 'Tr.,. 74 4075-460 75 Andsin accordance with law, and an ordex,of the Board of ‘Trustees, made on the nineteenth day of February, 1678, 50 many Bhaves of each parcel of such-stock—agiansy— be necessary, Will be sold at public auction at the office of the Company, Room 8, No, 215 Sapsome Street, San Francisco, Cali. at the hour of 12§0’clock M., of said day, to-pay raid deHnguent-assesement-theresn—— together Witlcosts of advertising and ex. penses of sale, . THOS J. OWENS, : 2 Secretary. Office, Room 8; No, 215, Sansome _ street, San Francjsco, California. rfigl-td The above sale is postponed to, Wadnes. day, May.15th, 1878, at the same_honsrandplace. By order of the Board of Directors, apl6 T. J. OWENS, Secretary, ———— No. 956, Application for-Paten‘ to a Mini ing Claim, ~ : tornia, on the Fitteenth day of April.1s7x, ~— The Da F< RNG K. BuBROWNs : TE Compa the. salo* quire, To take Thursday Trair. No, 1 M, and leaves arrives-at Colfe Train No. 3, and-Nevada) le *-yives at Grass’ _ Train No, 5, Coax at 6.15 Gt Train No, 2.1 ____Jeaves Geass V Sevada at 9720 Train No. 4 . and Nevada) 1 v.M,, atrives1 Trair No. 611 Jeave Grass Val — MevadautBi54. Train No 2 cc stages for Nort days, Thugeday for Downievil. frai® NOS « from North Sa Wednesdays in Downieville-a1 ma°3 + SUMMONS. is vada, 88. Vada,. defendant. ment will be teken against you by ment against defendant for the performance of a promise to marr unmarried, mutually promised to {tat OF CALITORNE,; County of NeIn the-District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District.of the State of California, in and for the County of NeThe peopleof the State of nia, send Greeting to.Learder Newbert, You are hereby required to appearin an action brought against you in the Districf. Court of tbe Fougteenth Ju. dicial District of the State of California, in-and for the Cousty—ofNevada; on the 28d day of February, 1878, by Emma F, Daugherty, Plaintiff, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days,— exclusive of the day of service—after th service on youof this Summons—if serve within this county;or, if served outof thi county, but in-this District, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days—or judg. Califor default, according to the prayer of said complaint— Being anaction brought to recover a judgsin of Twenty Thousand dollars for damages alledged by plaintiff to have been sustained ‘by her, by reason of the breach and non~ Plain. tiff alleges that on Qctober 14th, 1876, she and defendant then being each sole and marry, and that_de!endart then uidertook and faithfully promised to marry said plaintifT when thereafter requested so to do. that on or about the 20th day of April,1877, plaintiff requested said defendant to marAlso, ry her; but. that not regarding™his said lacted, and has to which reference ishereby made. Dollars with costs of suit. ‘ed for in said complaint. ~ seal at ottice. in the city of Nevada, on day of February, A, D. 1878. J.1, Caldwell, Plaintifi’s Atty’. promise and undertaking, the said defendant contriving and designing to decéive and injure the plaintiff, refused and negitherto wholly, neglected and refused, and still neglects and refuses to marry plaintiff. though often requested s0 to do,to plaintiff's damage in the sum of Twenty Thousand Dollerg. All of which more fully appears-in plaizitiff’s complaint Where. fore plaintiff prays judgment against caid defendantin the sum of ‘Twenty Thousand And you are hereby notified’ that if you fail to appear and answer the said com. plaint as above required, tl e said plaintitf will apply fo the Court for the’ relief pray. Im Testimony Whereof, I, James D, White, Clerk of the District ——~ ) Court aforesaid do hereunto set my hand and impress the Seal of said Courf, the 23d JAMES D. WHITE, Clerk. Ry John Webber, Deputy.mi3 day of February, 1878, in favor Moore, apd against the Nevada Mining Company, (a corporation) ground, and5o’clock P. M, Given under my hand. thig 23d March, 1878. apl7 Constable ef Nevada Tp 9 J. M. Walling, Att'y fax Plt. CONSTABLE'S SALE. ¥ virtue of.an Executicn tome directed and delivered, issued from the Court of Leopold Gaithe,-an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the Township of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, bearing date March 22d, 1878,.0n a judg‘ment rendered in said Court cn the 27th of Ira Gravel for the sum‘ of Sixty-Six Dollars, damages, and Thirteen 80-100 ddllars costs cf suit, at the renderine of said judyment, with accruing costs, I have levied upon all the right, 1itle and interest of the Nevada Gravel Mining Co., of, in and to the following describ. ed property, to wit: That certain piece or parcel of mining ground, situated near the east gap of Sugar Loaf, and bounded on the south by Manzanita ground, east by the Nebraska ground, and known as the Laird together with xii the buiidings, machinery, tools, iron pipe, blacksmith shop,and tools therein, lumber, rope, cars, and everything appertaining to said mine. Notice is hereby given that T will exp se to public sale £11 the aboye described, property to the highest bidder, for ash, in front of the Court House door, in the City of Neyada,on Friday, the 19th day of April, 1878, between the hours of 9 u’élock “A. M. day of WILLIAM SCOTT, Constable of Nevada Township, mes, UNITED STATis LAND OF¥tce, Sacramento, Cal., Feb, 21, 1875. ON hc is hereby given that George S. vast -S.Gotchell, whose post office addres. is Nevada City, Oalitornia, has this day filed his application for a patent for ten (10) acres of placer mining ground, sityited in Nevada Mining District, Nevada County, California, and ‘described ag fol tows: The north 34 of the north. 1 of: thsouthwest of the northwest 34 of section 18, Township 16 north, Range 9 east, Mt. Diablo base and meridian, knowu as the Goodman, Head & Co, claims, the same being bounded on the north by the south boundary line of Nevada City, on the east by land claimed by William Clemo, on the south by claim of Thomas Brock, and ou the west by lands for-which-Jdohn Cashin has.applied fora patent, said claims beips 8 little West of the old powder house and residence of ‘William Clemo. This mine is of record in book 7 of mining locations, pages 232 and 233, and in bork 40 of deeds pages 148 and 150 of the official records of Neyada county. “, ny and all persons claiming adversély any portion of said placer mine are requiréa to file their adverse claims with the Register.of the United States Land Oflice, at Sacramento, in thé State of California, during the sixty days period of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute. : T. B. MeFARLAND Register, Johnson & Cross, Att’ys for App’t. £26 Dissolution of Copartnership.Y OTICEIS MEREBY GIVEN tbat the _ mercantile firm of* Weber & Chaty; heretofore doing business in the-City and County of Nevada, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due said firm of Weber &.Cliaty, are payable to Adolph Chaty, who with the accounts of said firm can he found at thé-store lately occupied by Weber & Chaty, on Gommercial] street, Nevada City. NICOLAS WEBER, ADQLPH.CHATY. Nevada City, March 22, 1878. NOTICE. ———" U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE SPECIAL TAXES. . Bigctes the Revised Statutes of the United. States, Sections 3232, 3237, 3238, and 3239, every persou engaged in any business; avocation, 6r employment,’‘which renders him Table to a special tax, is required to procure and place and keep conspicuously in his establishment or place, of business a stamp denoting the payment of said special tax for the special tax year beginning May 1, 1878. Section 3244, Revised Statutes, designates who are liable to special tax. A return, as prescriled on Form 11, is also required by law ot every person liable to special tax as aBoveSevere penalties are prescribed for noncompiiance with the foregoing requirements, or for continuing in business after April 30, 1878, without payment ¢f tax. Application should be made to I. J. Rolfe, Collector of. Internal Revenue, at Nevada City, Cal. m22 6t. NOTICE, OFrricE Nevaps GRAYEL MrininG Co. San Francisco, Cau., pri? 11, 1878. T a meeting of the Board-of Directors of. the Nevada Gravel’ Mining Couepany, held this dey, Assessment No. Lof 5 cents per share, levied January 17, 1878, 18 hereby resqinded, © J, PENTECOST, {al3-3t ] : ’ $ecretary. s tit dads a ESTRAY NOTICE. oe to the enclosure of the undersigned, on Saturday, April 13th, 1575, a, Brindle Cow with a young calf. TI ado can a omy the same by calling e Temperance Hall, proving property *®D paying charges. p JOHN GRIMES. Nevada City, April 16, 1878. CAPI HOME INSURA OF PRIN 406 CALI Sa WIRE? J.F, Hong Geo. H, He Charles H. i, B, baay i Syl eH. Mag Giass Valle Wm. Watt, A. BR Otice No. 99 ag2 . Sarpint of DIA} AP THRILLING BY Di Just commer > £ New-¥ For sgle by CHAS. A T his Stor const ae th ently on } 4 Nevada city, A THE Low! BR eee Eureka Sta arate City, 3 y. Returnin hireks, Tyesa > turning; lea “aesday, Thar v ai 4 mii ge AY Poss fh. ot $5 ¢ ‘iit you. war eons of ‘eliner } ~k time they ¥ * MAL br

a t _ DELINQUENT NOTICE. cot Mo FLAT BLUE GRAVEL MINING OOMPANY.— fon of principal place of busimess, San Francisco, -* California. Location of works, Moore's Plat, Nevada County, Cal. ee: Tee delinquent upon the follewing described ‘Piock, on account of Assessment No. 6, levied on the 14th day’of March, 1878, the * peveral amounts set-opposité thé names of the respeetive Sharého , a8 Follows: ‘ No. No: ee ' Names Gertificate Shares Amt, , BSAlexander, 223 _.' 250 $62 60 “ 'B § Alexander, 293 6246 15 62% é Arnold, 255 50 3=-12.50 ° J Arnold, 352 50 12 50 Jd Arnold, 365 20 5 00 ~~ ¥ Arnold, . 383 2 625 @ Arnold, 439. 37 9 25 Magdalen 169, 50 3=—-:12. 50 Magdsien Bogart 268 12% 3123 Chas Black, 358 31 47500 Richafd Ciuff, 446 100 25 00 i & Cobb, : 449 250 ~ 6250 af Cordy, 232 106 2500 -D Doub, Trestee, 218 60. 1250 J M Davis, 228 100 25 00 Jd M Davis, 229 100 25 00 . JM Davis, --260-100 95-00 SM Davis, 231 100-25 00 . EM Davis, _ 265 125. 3128 John Frey, 50 Joyeph Gallagher, Tr, 203.. 300.. 75 00 4 hat, Jr, tr, 428°" 600-125-005 “Beth Marshal, Jr, Tr, 4: 60 00 . the principal Hospitals. of Europe, aa % [0 THE UNFORTUNATE. NEW REMEDIES!’ NEW REMEDIEE! DR.GIBBON’S _ DISPENSARY, 623 Kearny Street, Conner CoMMERCIAL STREET, San Francisco. * ~ STABLISHYD in 1854, for the treat K ment of Sexual’arrd Seminal Diseases duch as Gonorrhea,Gleet, Stricture, Syphilis in.all its forms, Seminal Weakness Inmpotency, etc, Skin Diseases (of yearsstanding) ané Jlcerated egs treated. . DR. GIBBON has the ay seco une h eturned from v nouncing that he has r Mea psi resumed practice at his Dispensary, 623 Kearney Street, corner of Commerciacs San -doeeph Gallagher Pp,-280.---1200. 300.00. Francisco, where his old patients and those . requiring his services may fod tims ‘the Doctor has spared neitner time nor '» doseph Gailagher 106. OO” AZ =. f 5 ita et : money in seeking out mew remedies, an PS a eR 1 ls SE Es . returned. with tacredsea facilities for the SB fa” 5 600 125 09 . @lleviation of human suffering. © Hep ere a ee a Ee tirussnds of persone, both SBMunt, ” Sb: IOs: BL . Or ey ee pe ae Cc W-H: 4 Trustee 376 600 15000 male and femalé; are there whoare 8 be Ow staai Trustee, 398 466 65 09 . ing Out a miserable existence from the efRandoivk’ Ganvinon $40 125 31 25'. fect of sacret indulgences, or from virus Randolph Harrison, 394. 100° 25-90} BDSorbed Into the system ! Look at their R di bb Harrison, 402 °° 275 68 75 pallid, emaciated and disfigured faces and Randoins Harrison, 403 100 25 00 . their broken down constitutions, disqualiRandolp Harrison, 404 56 ©1250 . fying them for ‘the happiness of marriage = Mrs Louisa Hannah : d situation thousands suffer Until death ctoses” H rd 108 100 25 00 . the scenes. Let parents, guardians, friends M apa i ¢ Hannah ° attend toany of those who are. suffering Ht i 109 100° 29500 \ With any of theso horrible-tife destroying M or at ‘a Hannah J maladics—see that they are cared for and i it a — =<“ 9-99 ao fF cured-before it be too jate. Send them imCG rsplainds fee Howard, 121° 50 12 5y . mediately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who ‘S Greenwich Howard, 450 250 6250 . Bas made private disease his especial study LH Head ! 269 25 6 25 . for years, and who is certain to cure the LEH Head. Seeaaney 7? Mees 1 25 99. Most inveterate cases without mercury or Dantel Hertthy : 24 —§9—--12 59} injurious drugs.It is important to cena G W Hilton : 448 100 ¥5-00. Who are afflicted, or to those who are interIsabella Howard 301 100° -95 00 . estedinthe welfare of their friends, to be Maurice Higgins. 398 -650 16250 . Careful of the many “pretended doctors who Etta Hutchinson, 328 . 160 ~—«-25 00 . imfest-all cities, publishing their skill in P H Hamphre , B45 10. 2950 . Curing all diseases in a few days, imposing #dohn La Bard & 443 25 6 25 . upon the public by using the names of emBeth Marshal Jr, Tr, 427 1000. 25000 }.inent physicians from Europe and other __Be, therefore, careful and make success ully . . District School Tax Llection. OTICE is hereby given to the qualified Electors of : F NEVADA SCHOOL DISTRICT, Including NEVADA. CITY, that.an Election I be held on Satarday the 27th day of April, ‘1878, atthe Washington School Ballding, : For the purpose of voting upon the proposition of levyinga tax upon the assessable property of said District to raise the sum of Six Thousand Potlars tobe used in the erection of a.fighool Building that shall contain not less thantwo nor more than four School Rooms, and also for’ the purposeof electing an Assessor and Collector for said District. The Polls will open one hour after sunrise and close at sunset. Erastus Bond, Inspector. A. R. Wadsworth and Délos Calkins, Judges. By order’of:the Board of Education. : J.C. RICH, President, *C. E, Mulloy; Clerk. a6 CAN MAKE MONEY faster at work “} for us than at anything —else.-Capital not. required; we will start you.; $12 per day at home made by the industrious. Men, womén, boys and girls-wanted everywhere to work for us. Now. isthe time, Costly outfit and terms. fred? Address TRUE & CO-, Augusta, Maive. : YOUNG MEN HO -may be suffering from the ef-, fect of youthful follies or indis-' cretion, will do well to avail themselves; of this, the greatest boon ever—taid at! SPINNEY will guarantee to forfeit $500, ifor every ease of seminal weakness, or) iprivate disease of‘any kind or character, lwhich he undertakes and fails to cure , He would therefore say to the unfortn-: nate sufferer who may read this notice, that you are treading upon dangerous’ ground when you longer delay in seek ing the proper remedy for: your com-j§ plaint. You may~be-in’ the first stage; remember you are approaching the last. If you are bordering upon the last, and) are suffering some ‘or al) ‘of its ill effect remember that If you persist in procrasitination, the time must come. when the most-skillful physcian can render you no assistance; when the door of hope will be closed-against you; when no an‘strict inguiries, or you may. fall into the hands of cthercharlatans: oe Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, the consequence ot self abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved Bexual indulgence, is youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty, the fellowing, train-of morbid symptoms, unless cembatted by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark nder-theeyes,paininthe head, ring-. ing in the ears; noise tike the -ruspling of leaves and tho rattling of chariots; uueasiness about the loins, weakness of the Iiribs, confused vision, -blanted intellect; loss of confidence, diffidence in approachingstrangérs, a dislike to form new acquaintances, a disposition to shun. socioty, loss of mem: ory, hectic flusl¥es pimples and variou eruptions about th~ face, furred tongue, fetid breath, ccughs,: consumption, night sweats, monomania and frequent. insanity. Seth Marshal, Jr, Tr,. 12 50 Patrick May, 60-12 50 Patrick May, 290 123g 3 1245 dames Mnrphy, . 445 100 25 00 AE Mintic, Trustee, —425-—--208 50-00" A E Mintic, Trustee, 426 50 12 50 sMiss Mary Parmer, 292 5 1 25 _ B_F Penniman,Tr, 217." 100 25 00 B F Penniman, Tr, 233 60-12-50 BF Penniman,Tr, 234 60 12 50 “TRS a Somme (3% 60 50-00 Wm Rice, 357 500 12500 CS Stewart, 22 18 2 60 C § Stewart, 4 100 25 00 OC 8 Stewart, 15 100.25 00 ‘© § Stewart, 7% 100 25 00 © 8 ftewart, 17 100 25 00 © 8 Stewart, M8 100 25 00 C 8 stewart, 112 100-25 00 C § Stewart,” "113 100 25 00 © 8 Stewart, 114 100 25 (9 O 8 Btewart, 115 100 25 ov C8 Stewart, 116 loo 25 00 48 Blowart, 119 joo 95 oa © 8 Stowart, 120° loo 25 00 C $8 Stewart, 295 4256 106 26 © § Stewart; ~~ 432 loo 2500 .S-Stewart,. $33. loo....-25-09 C.8 Stewart, 434 loo 25 vo C 5 Stewart, 435 loo 25 00 CS Stewart, 436 loo 25 00 1$ Stewart, A437 5 1 25 Cecil Stewart, 23 40: * 3 Ho Wm Small, Tr, 861 60 = 12 50 Win Small, Tr, 362 25 6 25 Wm Small, Tr, ahs 25 6 25 Wm Small, Tr, 302 «25 6 25 WN Steiner, = ns “Sto "800 T6080" GO . N Steiner, 444 loo 25 00 N Steiner, 453 400 100 00 Valenyine Schmidt, 329 200 =650 00 Valentine Schmidt, 330 200 50 00 Valentine Schmidt, 374 4oe loo ;«e. Valentine Schmidt, 875. 400 loo eu Valentine Sehmidt, 306 50 «12 bo ‘Valentine Schmidt, BOT 50 =:12 So W B Simonton, 4o1" loo 25 00 “WS Spitiney, © 442 200 50 00 Marla Winchester, 168 loo 2500 Maria Winchester, 267 25 6-25 Poter Wagner, 4565 ss Go. 12. B07 '’ D Winchester, 147 loo . 25 oo TD Winchester, 173 25 «6 26 TD Winchoster, 216 1% 1875 ’ D Winchester, 224 loo 25 00 Y D Winchester, 225 loo 2500 '’ D Winchester, 226 loo 25 00 *e-DWinchester, © 227 loo 25-00 T D Winchester, 266 150-37 So E Wright, 220 20 5 00 And in accordance with law, and an or-, @er of the Bourd of Directors, made on the iith day of Mar., 1878, 80 many sliares of each parcel of such stock as may be_newassary, will be sold at, public auction at office of the Company, Rooms 3.& 4, Second’ lagr, No. 309 Calitornia Street, San Francisco, Oalifornia, oh MONDAY, the 6th ay of May, 1878, at the’ hour of 2 o'clock, P, M,, of said day, to pay said deliuquent assessment thereon together with costs of advertising and expenses of the _ wale. J.M.BUFFINGTON, Secretary. Office, Rooms 3 and 4 Second Floor, 309 ®©atfornia Street, San Francisco, Califormia. a23-td ASSESSMENT NOTICE. : ANHATTAN GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY. Location of principal place of business, Grass Valley, Nevida county, Calitornia, Location of works, Nevada Township, Nevada Coun.w. California. ‘Notice is hereby given, that af a meeting of the Directors held on the 20th day of April, .1878, an nesessment, (No. 25) of. Fifteen Cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immedi. ately in United States gold coin, to the Heeretary at the office of the Company, oitice cf A.B, Brady, No. 90 Main street Grass Valley, Calitornia, z : Any steck upon which this assessment ~b6hall remain unpaid: on Saturday, May s5th, 1878 will be delinguent and “ad. vertised for sale at pubhicawction; aad nnless payment is made before,will be sold an Monday, the 10 day of June, 1878, to pay the delinquent assessment, <ogether with costs of advertising: and expenses #1 alo, By order of the Board of Directors. ~~ A. B, BRADY, Seeretary, Office:~-No, * pot ety 90 Main Street,Grass Valley, Nevada coputy, California ap23 Probate Court. QATATE of California, county of Nevada, b> In the matter of the ertate of George Ploog, deceased. Pursuant tovan order of suid Court, made on the 22d day of April, A._D. 1878, notice is hereby “given. that . Baturday, the litk of May, A. D, 1878,-at 2 o'clock P. M. of said day, and the Court Room of paid Court, at the Court House fa the city and county of Névada, have been appointed as the time and place for proysng tho will of baid George Ploog,deccased and for hearing the application of F, Mm” Hathaway for the issuance to him of ,Leticrs Testamentary thereon, .when ard where any person interested may appear and contest the same.t JAMES D. WHITE, Clerk, Nttes Rear'al Att'y for pet'r, . April 294, 1878, © ° = Wm Sina ; . tion holding a majority ofthe Tf relief be not obtained, persons so afilicted shoulda —tmmediately, person or by letter, and have a cure effected. by-his new and scientific mode of treating this disease, which never fails of effecting a quick and radicalcure, _ Dr. @, will give + One Himdred Dothirvs to anyone who wilt prove satisfactorily to him that he wascured of this complaint by either of the San Francisco quacks. Married Men, Or those who contemplate marriage, who are suffering under any of these fearful maladies, should not forget the sacred responsibility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain immediate relict. es ’ DR. GIBBON is responsible, and will give to each patiénta beige instrument, binding'himself tc-effect @ radical and per. manent curé, or make no'charge, Cured at Home. Persons ata distance may be CURED AT HOME, ‘by ad.iressing a letter to Dr» Gibbon, stating case, smyptoms, length of time the disease has continned, and the medicine promptly forwarded, free from dainage and curiosity, to any part of the country, with full and plain direction for use; Ry enclosing ‘TEN DOLLARS in coin, in a registered letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Ca,, a package of medicine will be forWarded by expres: to any part’of the Union. Address DR, J. F. GIBBON, 6°93 Kearney atreet,corner Commercial San Fiancisco Post Office Box-1951, Privatecentrance on Commercial treet. Remember to put BOX 1957 on tho let ter, 5 Consultations FREE. 82 Correspondents will please inform DR. GIBBON that they -ead his advertise. mentin the DaAiny TRANSCRIPT myl Certificate of Copartnership”™ BIS isto certify. that we, W.J. Hill and Cc, W. Hudepall, both residing jin the town of Little York, in the County of Nevada and the State of °California, have formed. a Copartnership under tlre firm . aame-of Hill & Hadepall, for the purpose of carrying on the busimess of -merchandislng and selling merchandise, hardware, liquors, clothing, and all goods generally sold in a groccry store, and that we are the only mémbers of ssid tirm, and that our principal place of business is at Little York, in the Township of Little York, and State aforesaid. WILLIAM J. HILL, C. W. HUDEPALL. State of California, County of Nevada. On this the Twenty Third day “of March, A.D. 1878, before me, W. C! Barker, aJustice of the. Peace’ in and for said Nevada” County, duly commissioned and. sworn, ersonally-appexred the above named Wiljam J. Hill avd C. W. Hudepall, whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument as parties, thereto, personally known to me to be the individuals described in, and who executed the said foregoing instrument, and that they executed~ the same freely and voluntary for the uses and purposes therein mentioned, In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand the dey and year in this certicate tirst above owritten. W. C0. BARKER, Justice of the Peace in and for the said. county of Nevada. m26 " STOCHOLDERS’ MEETING. » Oras NEVADA GRAVEL MINING ’ Company, ‘Nevada City, Cal., April 18th , 1878. Notice is hereby given, that a Special Meeting of the stockholders of evada City, Nevada Couuty. State of California, will be held at its office, National Rxchange Hotel, in-Nevada—City,-Nevada Co.,Cal., on MONDAY, the 6th dey of MAY, A. D. 1878, at 1 o'clock, in the afternoon of aid day, forthe purpose of amending the by-laws and electing a Board of Directors for the-ensuing year, and for the transaction of such otlicr busiuess as may come. ‘before said meeting. ‘ransfer books close ten days before said election, te wit: The 25th day_of April,-A.-D. 1878. This meeting is called by me, upon the-written 16 quest of the stockholders of said corporaor.s of the Capital steck of said-e vnc 4 2 A.H. HENSON, Secrgtary, practiced bythe; y.,-either.in. 6 Nevada Gravel Mining Company, of . :. . Application ‘of Nevada coanty at Nevada City. the altar of suffering humanity. DI py o\No. 957. : for a Patent to a Mining Claim. ' Uxrrep Sratres Lawp agg Sacramento, Cal., Feb. 21,1878. OTICE: is hb given, That the N Moore’s Flat Blue Gravel Mining Company, & ration, whose PostOffice is San Francisco, California, has ‘m application for Patent for the Moore's Flat placer mine,bearing gold,situate in Moore’s Flat Mining District, Nevadacounty, California, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this office as follows, viz: Survey of Exterior boundaries. Beginning at a post and rock mound marked 8 No, 2, for sg@ corner of Shanghai claims, standing in th House ravine on south side of road from Moore’s Flat to Orleans’ Flat, from which ap alder tree 6 inchea in diameter bears nN 56° & 22. links dist, and rumning thence along eastern line of Shanghai claim; thence var 18° east, south i21.20 chains, set post for sw corner markéd, s No 3, from which a cedar tree 12 inches in diameter bears 8 62° &E 22 links dist; thence east 7.57 chains, post in rock mound for sz. corner marked M F No 4; thence north 121.20 chains, post in rock mound marked M F Nos for NE corper;. thence west 7.57 cDains:to place of beginning, and containing.91.74 acres, and designated as lot No. 58.in sections 15, 22and . Diashlo~wbase and meridian. -Said-location’ was made August 9, 1875, by F. P. Morrew etal,and is recorded in the mining recoras e ‘applicant claims by purchase. Adjoining claimants are the Shanghai Co, ‘cisint the west, east by the American Cousolidated Mining Co’s claims. : All -persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present he same before this vffice within sixty daya fromthe first day of publishing hereof. fae T. Kh, MCFARLAND, Register: —AND—TELEGRAPH. INSTITUTE. SAN FRANCISCO. . ENRY: BARNARD, A. M., Professor of Mathematic and Science of Aeounts; graduate of Prince of Wales Colege, and Stow’s Model and Normal ‘lrainng School; late State Institute Director as®five years President of the Minneapoaelof mercy can bring you relief. In no case has the Dr. failed of success, Then let not despair work upon your’ imagination, but-avail yourself of the beneficial results of his treatment before, your-case is beyond the reach of medical skill,or before grim death hurries you ¥to a premature grave. ‘ Full course otf jtreatment $25. Send maeney. by Post. ! flice-order—or-Epress—withfull —description of case. Call or Address, . -No, 11 Kearny Street, San Franecigco, . } ; jan. 20-ty * Application fora Patent to. Mining Claim, No. 953, Niagara Lodge, No. 954, Orleans Ledge, No, 965, Star Ledge, , Sacramento, Cal. eb, 14, 1878. OTICE is hereby given, Chat James : Makee,Z. 8 Spalding,and the heirs of N.T. bennett whose post office is San Franelsco, Cai. have nade application for Patent for 2500 linear feet of the NiagaraLedge, 2500 linear feetof the Orleans Ledge, and 2500 linear feet of the Star Ledge, of tlre.Star Mining Company’s nines, bearing gold, with surface ground 400 feet in width with each of said: ledges, situated in Nevada county mining district, Nevada County, California, and described in tne plat_and field notes On file in this offie: as follows, Wise ‘ Niagara Ledge. Stirvey of exterior boundaries, Commenciny at.a stake marked N Mo 1, from which stake No 6 of the Orleang bears N 62%° E 3.03, chains; thence var 17° K, N 62° -30’ E, 3.03 chains-to astake marked O No 6 onthe NE, and N No-6 on the N W siae; thence N 27° 80’ W 36.36 chaina fitaka markettN No fon the NW, and O No 5 on the NE side; thence $ 622.30" W, 6.06 chains to a stake marked N No 4 on the SE side; thence, 8.27> 30’ E, 36.36 chains to a stake marked N No 3; thence N 62°. 30’ BE, 3.03 chains to the place of beginning, and contairing 22.03 acres, and designated as lot No. 43 in sections 34 and 35 in . p 18 N,W11 BK, MDM, bounded on the east by the Orleans ledge, and all other sides by vacant ground. Orleans Ledge, Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Commencing at a stake marked O No ; ie from which stake No. 6 of the Star e bears N 62° $0’ FE. 3.03 chains; thence Vir 17° 30’ E, N 62° 30’ E 3.03 chains to a stake marked S No 6. on the NE, and O No3 on NW: side, and—from-whichthe~mouth of tunnel-bears N 1742. K,.121 links; thence N 27° 30’ W 36.36 chains, stake marked S No 5,on S E,and O Ne 4 on SW side; thence § 62° 30’ W, 6,06 chains toa stake marked ONo 60n SE and N No 5 on SW side; thence 8 27° 30: E 36.36 chains to stake marked 0 No 6 on NE and N No 6 on NW side; thence N 62° 80’ E, 3.03 chains -to place of beginning, containing 22.03 acres, and designated as lot No, 42. in Secs 34 and 85, Ip 18N, R11E, and bounded on theeast by the Star ledge aud west by the Niagara ledgé, Star Ledge. _ Survey of Exterior Boundaries.. -Commencing at a stake marked $ No 1 in a stone mound and standing on the croppings at-a point 4.00 chains below the North Bloomfield Ditch and opposite Robinson's bed rock tunnel; thence var 17!s° E,N 62° 30° E 3.03 chains toa stake marked $ No 3; thence N 27° 30’ W 36.36 chains toa stake’ marked 8 No 4; thence 8 62° 30° W 6.06 chaine to a etake marked 8 No 5 on SE side and ONo 40n the SW side; thence § 272 30’ E 36.36 chains toa stake marked § No’6 on the NE side and O No 8 on the NW side; thence N 62> 80’ E 3.03 chains to the place of beginning, containing 22.03 acres, and designated as lot No 41 in Secs 34 and 35,Tp 18 N,R 11 -E,M D M, bounded on the west by the Orleans ledge and on ‘all other sides by vacant ground. . From stake marked $ No 2 of Star ledge, the +4 section stake between sections 34 and 35,Tp 18N, B11 KF, MDM; bears 4>.48’ W5.96 chains. Said locations were made i 1863 and 1864, and a:e sot recorded, *. applicants claim said ledges by purchase, All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the Staue before this office within sixty days from the first day of publishing herec?. f22 T. B. McFARLAND, Register ~ Notice to Creditors. {STATE of Josiah Rogers, Deceased, uu Notice is hereby given by the under igued, Executers of the Estate of Josiah Rogers, deceased ,to&the creditors of,and alk persons bhving claims against the de. ceased*to exhibit them with the necessary vonehers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the-said executors at the office of J. M, Walling,

Pine street {Nevada City, Nevada County. I. J. ROLER, Hine chante L ROGERS, q rs of the PP Seecs tate of Josiah R gers, J. M. Walling, Att’y for Exeentors. Nevada City, April 13th, 1878,. > ts"Dusiness College; having disposed of ig entire interest. in that institution, and emovyed to San Franclsco, will hereafter onduct.a First Class Commercial Collége n that city, entrance at 120 Sutter street, and-220 Kearny street, Hardie Place, (with office in Room 38,) wheré he will give his personal attention ang services to those who désire instruction in Bookkeeping or the Science of Accounts and” English Branches. Prof. Barnard is the originator and author of the celebrated: method of popular in elucidating the intricacies and . mysteries of Bookkeeping. In order to secure a wider fiéld of labar in which to ex: instruction, he has. organized. Barnard’s San Francisco. A SPSCIAL FEATURE, No more students wili be admitted to the College than Profersor Barnard can attend to with hig own personal instruction. He an easy way to make mney, but to establish as en viable'a reputation as an Instructor as he has left behind him in Minnesota. and to build up.a Business College of the highest-merit;in-waieh the fullest equivalent will be given for all Tuition collected, and which, by personal effort, he will make the best institution on the Pacific Coast, in which to obtain a first class Practical Business EK~ucation. ' HOURS OF INSTRUCTION. Day SEsstons—9 to 11.30 A. M.and 2 to £.™M. : EVENING SEssrons--7,30to9. P.M.,, Students wilt be entitled tothe use or tne rooms from 8.30 A. M. to5 P! M., thus enabling them to work outside o. the hours . of instruction, Lapizs--A separate apartment will be reserved for the Lady Students. who will be-proyided with every convenience, to facilitate their work, . STATIONERY AND Bcoxs-—Our _ arrangem-euts are such that all #upplies tor the course can be obtained of us at-rates much below the usual Cost, and corrésponding in.every particular with the books used in Fea; business. DieLomas -Our Diplomas are.engrave ou steel, fipély executed at great cost; the will be issded to students completing th Course in the Business. Department on payment of the fee of five dollars, No Vacation+-The College will be in sersion during. the entire-year, Students will be admitted at any time. No Copyine FROM TrExtT. Booxs--The highly objectionable method of copying from text books without understanding . what is intended to be conveyed is alto. gether avoided, All work done is the direct product of the student's own thought DiscirpLinE—We maintain the most rigid’ discipline, insisting upen perfect-order aud system in everything. We treat every student as a gentleman or lady, and expect only gentlemanly or lady-like condact in return. Wedo not have rules or penalties but adapt special modes of treatment to special cases, No conduct is allowed that world not be tolerated in the drawing room ofa wellregulated family. © ; For full particulars sendfor Catalogue and Circulars, explaining Course of Study. We offer inducements that are superior to those offered by any similar institution in the city. For further information address BARNARD’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, . 120 Sutter street, Room 38, San Francisco, Cal. References, by permission: Hon. David Burt, State Superintendent of Public In struction, Minnesota; Hon. H B. Wilson late Superintendent of Public Instruction Minnesota; W. D. Garland, Equitable: Lif Assurance Society, 426 California street, ¢ b.; S$. P. Hall, Attorney at-Law, 213 San some street, 8S. F. San Francisco, Oct. 31, 1875. CONSTABLE’S SALE. ¥ VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO me directed and delivered issued from the Court of Leopold Garthe, an acting Justice of the Peace in and for tte Town. ship of Nevada, Newada Co.,, State of Cal., bearing date April 11th, 1878, on a judgment rendered io said Court on the 15th day of July, 1576, in favor of*Janies Mon: ro, and tiy him duly assigned to George Landsburg, and against Michaél Cotighlan, for the sur of Three Hundredard Ninety. five 70-100 DoNars damages, and Twentytive 85-100 Dollars cost of suit at the ren. dering of said judgment, with accruing costs, I _have.levied upon all the right, ti tle and interest of Michael Coughlan, of,in and to the following described prepeftty, to. wit: The nw \ of the nw \ of the nr of Section 6, Township 16 x, Range 9 k, M. D. B. M, containing 9 86-100 acres; and the sw 4; of the sw 4, of these \ and se of the sk \ of the sw of Sec. 31, Tp. 17 N, BO RB, 'M.D. Bs M, containing 20 acres, in all 29 86-100 acres of mining land. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to pubiicsale all the above described property (or sufficient to satisfy said demand) to the highest bidder for cash, in gold coin, in tront of the Court House door, in Neva. da City, on THURSDAY, the’ 16th day of May, 1878, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 5 o'clock P. M. of said day. Given under my hand this 16th day of April, 1878. WILLIAM SCOTT, “YW; Towiship 18 north, Range 10 eurt; Mt; . FARTCLOS. . PeachingAccounts--which has~becorge 60 . eniplify the ‘superiority of his method of . : Business College and Telegraph Institute, . . hag not organized this enterprise merely as . POND’S __—_—_—i, EXTRACT. as 2 bay, tomate POND’S EXTRACT. The great Vegetable Has. been if use over thirty years, and for cleanliness and Pain Destroy er prompt curative virtues cannot the Complexior . without it. It is used b &c. Itsrange of action is wide, tle, Itis-prepared by the only. properly. of this country and Europe. * jy22 be ox* DELINGUENT NOTICE. — ANZANITA CONSOLIDATED GRAY. EL MINING COMPANY. Location ot principal place of business. fan Francisco, California.” Location of Works Nevade County, California. . : ‘Notice—There are deiinqvent, upon the following described stock, on account ; Assessinent Nc. 1, levied on the 19t} ; day of Febr , 1878, the several amonits set Opposite the names of the respertiye « TO EARMERS—P* nd’s Extract. No Stock nd Lecturer of Minnesota, and for the} Breeder, no Livery Man can afford tq be all the leading Livery Stables, Street Kailrondas and frst Horsemen im New York City. _* has no equal for Sprains, Harness or Sad die Chafings, Stiffness, Scratches; Swellings, Cuts, Laceratione, Ble«dings,Pneu monia;-Colic; Diarrhea, Chills, Cotds, Itand the relief it affords isso prompt that it is tnvaluable in every Farm yard as well as in every Farm.bouse. Letit be tried “once. and you will never be -withoutit, CAUTION! Pond’s Extract has been imi_tated. "The gennine articla~ has the . words Pond’s Extract blown in each botpersons . living who ever knew how to prepare it Refuse all other preparation® of Witch Hazel. Tajs isthe only article used by physicians, and in the hospitals HISTORY and uses of: Pond’s Extract, in pamphlet form,sent free on application to POND’S EXTRACT COMPANY. ~ 98 Matden Lane. New York. é CHILDREN. No family can afford to be . *areholders as tisantins 0 oe _ without Pond’s Daxtract. Accidents, alesse Geceuicate wile ; Bruises, Contusions, Cuts, Sprains, are} yo45 M Fulweiler 1 uares, Amt. relieved almost instantly by external ap. 353.0 M Fulweiler. : sao 1250 60 lication. Promptly relieves pains of . 353.1 M Fulw eros 3 ies 1250 yo urns, Scalds, Excoriations, Chafings, John M alwalines : 250 60 « Old Sores, Boils, Felons, Corns, ete. Ar. 5047, M Poets: ef 1009 250 00 rests inflammation, reduces swellings, . J). M Fulweiler, 6 195 250) 09 ‘“ptops bleeding. removes discoloration Th + Owed » * 5000 Rd 25 and heals rapidly. : Thomas 50 eng, . : sno 1250 G0 FEMALE WEAKNESS. It alwoys relieves Thomae 3 Gaene. 5 hows i 60 pain in the back and loins, fullnes and . winiain Thorve,. 12 pn — oe ’ oT agit pain in the head, nausea, vertiDewitt © Jones. 15 san ak rT ‘ : cal. alt erdinand Vassault, 19 1000 -. 250 Gg er ae vies Whack Wien are . Ferdinand Vassault, 20 1000 250/00. — us » promptly cured. 1 ullef depoaies henaader hg = =~ 75 00 . aw in book accompanying each bottle. . J) ww icant ro fed : 95 00 PILES—blind and bleeding—meet prompt . y w 6 Jones. "Tr. viet abe. red i relief and ready cure, No case however} w @ Jouss % Tr, 5 1e00 350 = soe tore obstinate can long resist its » W C J ones, Tr. 26 4000 phe wash “e deus 7 C Jones, Tr. 7 1000 a0 et ¥-VEINS, It is. ie ¥ Pope, “Tr. 3 “Tow — Bae “= si , ri : no_F Pope; Tr. : “=—350 06 KIDNEY DISEASES. Tthas no equalfor. Jno Pope. Tr, 50 10D m0 BLEEDING =< any Le i For this it . Tus r ice a ae pS — * isa specific. It hassaved— Of one wu reWie : a ——s ease when ail other remedies failed to a. Ww Ban Se — — 7% om et ae nose, stomach . Chas WBush,Tr., 39 200 «B00 . ° , : " ay TOOTHACHE, Earache, Neuralgia and ae v Bue” me rH : as ae Dae eraitly cated ee WBush, Tr., 42-200. 549 PHYSICIANS ot all séhools who are acioned w aoe : = ~ od quainted with Pond’s Extract of Witch . G.. w Bush’ Tr. is aa os v0 Hazel recommend. it to. their_practice. . Gy. w tori metas it Bobo -. \We-have letters of commendation from . @5¢ Ww Bush. ‘Tr. 47-900 re 4 hundreds of physicians, many of whom] o). w at. ”6 Ua lo som order it for use in their. own: practice. . Gyas w Bach, Tyr. 49 506 50 0 -Jn addition te the foregoing, they” order Chas W Bush Py. a7 500 es M4 its use for Swellings of. all kinds, Quin-. G),.;w ay Tre 61 300 : ? IBY, Sore Throat, Inflamed Tonsils, simCh en Haab, Te. 58 ron e ple and chronic Diarrhaa, Catarrh (for} Gnas W Bush Tr.. 63 a ah which it is a specific), Caillblains,. Ghacw Bush, Tr. 54: 200° [06 Frosted Feet, Stings of Insegis, Mosqui. Ghas W Buse T. Bs — é bs i tO Oe Ona ee Gisassos. . CbseW Bush, Tr., 56 10035 TOLLET USE. Reraoves Soreness, RoughShee ed a ee ee ne and Smartiag; heals cuts, cruptions, . Gnig Ww Bush’ Ty. 59 100 25 00 and Pimples. It revives,invigorates and Cis eas Tr. 60 re ribs refreshes, while wonderfully improving . 7 Barris 'Tr.,. 74 4075-460 75 Andsin accordance with law, and an ordex,of the Board of ‘Trustees, made on the nineteenth day of February, 1678, 50 many Bhaves of each parcel of such-stock—agiansy— be necessary, Will be sold at public auction at the office of the Company, Room 8, No, 215 Sapsome Street, San Francisco, Cali. at the hour of 12§0’clock M., of said day, to-pay raid deHnguent-assesement-theresn—— together Witlcosts of advertising and ex. penses of sale, . THOS J. OWENS, : 2 Secretary. Office, Room 8; No, 215, Sansome _ street, San Francjsco, California. rfigl-td The above sale is postponed to, Wadnes. day, May.15th, 1878, at the same_honsrandplace. By order of the Board of Directors, apl6 T. J. OWENS, Secretary, ———— No. 956, Application for-Paten‘ to a Mini ing Claim, ~ : tornia, on the Fitteenth day of April.1s7x, ~— The Da F< RNG K. BuBROWNs : TE Compa the. salo* quire, To take Thursday Trair. No, 1 M, and leaves arrives-at Colfe Train No. 3, and-Nevada) le *-yives at Grass’ _ Train No, 5, Coax at 6.15 Gt Train No, 2.1 ____Jeaves Geass V Sevada at 9720 Train No. 4 . and Nevada) 1 v.M,, atrives1 Trair No. 611 Jeave Grass Val — MevadautBi54. Train No 2 cc stages for Nort days, Thugeday for Downievil. frai® NOS « from North Sa Wednesdays in Downieville-a1 ma°3 + SUMMONS. is vada, 88. Vada,. defendant. ment will be teken against you by ment against defendant for the performance of a promise to marr unmarried, mutually promised to {tat OF CALITORNE,; County of NeIn the-District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District.of the State of California, in and for the County of NeThe peopleof the State of nia, send Greeting to.Learder Newbert, You are hereby required to appearin an action brought against you in the Districf. Court of tbe Fougteenth Ju. dicial District of the State of California, in-and for the Cousty—ofNevada; on the 28d day of February, 1878, by Emma F, Daugherty, Plaintiff, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days,— exclusive of the day of service—after th service on youof this Summons—if serve within this county;or, if served outof thi county, but in-this District, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days—or judg. Califor default, according to the prayer of said complaint— Being anaction brought to recover a judgsin of Twenty Thousand dollars for damages alledged by plaintiff to have been sustained ‘by her, by reason of the breach and non~ Plain. tiff alleges that on Qctober 14th, 1876, she and defendant then being each sole and marry, and that_de!endart then uidertook and faithfully promised to marry said plaintifT when thereafter requested so to do. that on or about the 20th day of April,1877, plaintiff requested said defendant to marAlso, ry her; but. that not regarding™his said lacted, and has to which reference ishereby made. Dollars with costs of suit. ‘ed for in said complaint. ~ seal at ottice. in the city of Nevada, on day of February, A, D. 1878. J.1, Caldwell, Plaintifi’s Atty’. promise and undertaking, the said defendant contriving and designing to decéive and injure the plaintiff, refused and negitherto wholly, neglected and refused, and still neglects and refuses to marry plaintiff. though often requested s0 to do,to plaintiff's damage in the sum of Twenty Thousand Dollerg. All of which more fully appears-in plaizitiff’s complaint Where. fore plaintiff prays judgment against caid defendantin the sum of ‘Twenty Thousand And you are hereby notified’ that if you fail to appear and answer the said com. plaint as above required, tl e said plaintitf will apply fo the Court for the’ relief pray. Im Testimony Whereof, I, James D, White, Clerk of the District ——~ ) Court aforesaid do hereunto set my hand and impress the Seal of said Courf, the 23d JAMES D. WHITE, Clerk. Ry John Webber, Deputy.mi3 day of February, 1878, in favor Moore, apd against the Nevada Mining Company, (a corporation) ground, and5o’clock P. M, Given under my hand. thig 23d March, 1878. apl7 Constable ef Nevada Tp 9 J. M. Walling, Att'y fax Plt. CONSTABLE'S SALE. ¥ virtue of.an Executicn tome directed and delivered, issued from the Court of Leopold Gaithe,-an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the Township of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, bearing date March 22d, 1878,.0n a judg‘ment rendered in said Court cn the 27th of Ira Gravel for the sum‘ of Sixty-Six Dollars, damages, and Thirteen 80-100 ddllars costs cf suit, at the renderine of said judyment, with accruing costs, I have levied upon all the right, 1itle and interest of the Nevada Gravel Mining Co., of, in and to the following describ. ed property, to wit: That certain piece or parcel of mining ground, situated near the east gap of Sugar Loaf, and bounded on the south by Manzanita ground, east by the Nebraska ground, and known as the Laird together with xii the buiidings, machinery, tools, iron pipe, blacksmith shop,and tools therein, lumber, rope, cars, and everything appertaining to said mine. Notice is hereby given that T will exp se to public sale £11 the aboye described, property to the highest bidder, for ash, in front of the Court House door, in the City of Neyada,on Friday, the 19th day of April, 1878, between the hours of 9 u’élock “A. M. day of WILLIAM SCOTT, Constable of Nevada Township, mes, UNITED STATis LAND OF¥tce, Sacramento, Cal., Feb, 21, 1875. ON hc is hereby given that George S. vast -S.Gotchell, whose post office addres. is Nevada City, Oalitornia, has this day filed his application for a patent for ten (10) acres of placer mining ground, sityited in Nevada Mining District, Nevada County, California, and ‘described ag fol tows: The north 34 of the north. 1 of: thsouthwest of the northwest 34 of section 18, Township 16 north, Range 9 east, Mt. Diablo base and meridian, knowu as the Goodman, Head & Co, claims, the same being bounded on the north by the south boundary line of Nevada City, on the east by land claimed by William Clemo, on the south by claim of Thomas Brock, and ou the west by lands for-which-Jdohn Cashin has.applied fora patent, said claims beips 8 little West of the old powder house and residence of ‘William Clemo. This mine is of record in book 7 of mining locations, pages 232 and 233, and in bork 40 of deeds pages 148 and 150 of the official records of Neyada county. “, ny and all persons claiming adversély any portion of said placer mine are requiréa to file their adverse claims with the Register.of the United States Land Oflice, at Sacramento, in thé State of California, during the sixty days period of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute. : T. B. MeFARLAND Register, Johnson & Cross, Att’ys for App’t. £26 Dissolution of Copartnership.Y OTICEIS MEREBY GIVEN tbat the _ mercantile firm of* Weber & Chaty; heretofore doing business in the-City and County of Nevada, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due said firm of Weber &.Cliaty, are payable to Adolph Chaty, who with the accounts of said firm can he found at thé-store lately occupied by Weber & Chaty, on Gommercial] street, Nevada City. NICOLAS WEBER, ADQLPH.CHATY. Nevada City, March 22, 1878. NOTICE. ———" U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE SPECIAL TAXES. . Bigctes the Revised Statutes of the United. States, Sections 3232, 3237, 3238, and 3239, every persou engaged in any business; avocation, 6r employment,’‘which renders him Table to a special tax, is required to procure and place and keep conspicuously in his establishment or place, of business a stamp denoting the payment of said special tax for the special tax year beginning May 1, 1878. Section 3244, Revised Statutes, designates who are liable to special tax. A return, as prescriled on Form 11, is also required by law ot every person liable to special tax as aBoveSevere penalties are prescribed for noncompiiance with the foregoing requirements, or for continuing in business after April 30, 1878, without payment ¢f tax. Application should be made to I. J. Rolfe, Collector of. Internal Revenue, at Nevada City, Cal. m22 6t. NOTICE, OFrricE Nevaps GRAYEL MrininG Co. San Francisco, Cau., pri? 11, 1878. T a meeting of the Board-of Directors of. the Nevada Gravel’ Mining Couepany, held this dey, Assessment No. Lof 5 cents per share, levied January 17, 1878, 18 hereby resqinded, © J, PENTECOST, {al3-3t ] : ’ $ecretary. s tit dads a ESTRAY NOTICE. oe to the enclosure of the undersigned, on Saturday, April 13th, 1575, a, Brindle Cow with a young calf.. TI ado can a omy the same by calling e Temperance Hall, proving property *®D paying charges. p JOHN GRIMES. Nevada City, April 16, 1878. CAPI HOME INSURA OF PRIN 406 CALI Sa WIRE? J.F, Hong Geo. H, He Charles H. i, B, baay i Syl eH. Mag Giass Valle Wm. Watt, A. BR Otice No. 99 ag2 . Sarpint of DIA} AP THRILLING BY Di Just commer > £ New-¥ For sgle by CHAS. A T his Stor const ae th ently on } 4 Nevada city, A THE Low! BR eee Eureka Sta arate City, 3 y. Returnin hireks, Tyesa > turning; lea “aesday, Thar v ai 4 mii ge AY Poss fh. ot $5 ¢ ‘iit you. war eons of ‘eliner } ~k time they ¥ * MAL br