August 15, 1882 (4 pages)

: teemi&eibert. od . & J. J, Ott, . Sariety. week Grey. tig f Geo. 0. Ailes Lawrence & Barlow. Das Richards, C.F. L, Nathan, Proue 3S J hammer, A. § Beardan Caldwell, J. T. tine, ©. D, & Webs, Geo Gehrig, M J. Blasuf, J. Nevada Water fe 1.E. frown, Superintendsnt. Cluiseus tak Philip Ricmmras. _ Surveyors. ge & Crawferd, Miss Pierce, PinkN. betcha Haskins, .H. A. inton,As 1. Zekind, E Bassett, E: Bond, P. H* Smiths. Milkmen. . B. Guscetti, B. Locklin, J. Worrell, L. H. geen ron Post Office J. $. Holbrook, Postmaster , A. J. J. ag oe be a or G. C. Gaylord, C. E M ms r Walrath & Hicks, 8. c 5 Ww. G. Roberts, ngon, Frank Guild, Jr. M. Rosenberg, A. Sterling Hyman ena K, cae i. H. Miller. Dry Goods. & Shallenbyrgcr, umenthal, Mrs. M. A. er, C. J. Searls, Niles & Searls, J. W. Cross, J.B, Johnson, W. D, ake n, E. H. Gaylord,P. F. Simonds, J. 1. Shurtleff. RB. M. Hunt, H. ROH wake E. Muller, H. W. ©. Rogers. miteree i a L. Godair, .H,, Slaven. W. R, Coe, Vogelman & Webber. Tatlors. pi W. C, Merrill; F.M,'Schmidt,A. Blumberg, F Hook, J, Here r,C. Korn! = eit 5 ike: J. Kinney, Hotels and Restaurants. ‘New York Hotel, § @, Gs » Jacka. Union Hotel, umpf's Hotel, Thomas -Gonlan, Mrs. Maloney. ~ M, pcong Cc, Lo o ¥. "oH. W. ValanW. Charles, F. Buelow. ‘Téachers. Hand, F, Elser, Mra. A, WWGrass Valle and W Grass K Ne 4. Nei Bloomfield. Eureka To’ Washizgton aa ey emer rte, Rough and Constables. proiaien ‘ Township-—James W. Peters “William Scott and J, Jity. rt Township—E. Northup, North San Juan; John Flanders, Sweetland. Bloomfield Township-£d Cummings, N. ship—Michrel Shea, Moore's aller, Graniteville. Tewnship—s. B. Crawford, Meadow Lake Township—H. H. Greeley and James Beed, Truckee. 4 Little. York ‘Township—B, F. Snell, You Bet. . : ‘ y Township—Q. Y. RobTruck: It_ is further cS tJ set for Jadge of the ‘County, Io Me olished in pe INSULVENT NOTICE. 4 the Superior rt of the County oi Ne of California. In the matter of n Manson, an Insolvent ji Manson he ut ed in petition,-schedule, and inveneps by Which ft : that Hitclvene “Debtor, the said Manson is hereby declared te be insolRy ir Ibs tebe peered! al and personal, of the said e county of , Nevada ion of ‘all ’ Posed debtor, except such as ma: ae be by law exempt from execution, mae Oe of all his deeds, vouchers, books of account Dr aad papers, on ee thé same sdfelv unWe til tment of ah assignee of his esAah tate. . 4 ‘are for! len to pay ‘any i debts to insolvent orto deliver any property belonging to“him, ‘or to’any pergon, firm or ion or association for me itor is hereby forbid vat 7) o'clock Er tes ir debts and choose one 07 of the estate of said debtor. ordered, that the order be i hed apr as ished before-the da ‘eteditors, and it is “Nevada county, at po further ordered that in the meantime al! proceedings agai inst the ‘said insolvent be OE ine 2d, 1882. JOHN CALDWELL, Court of Nevada a) of ees sat of Winthrop 8 be 3OME UIPORTANT STATEMENTS OF ‘ATTESTED —o-* WELL-KNOWN PEOPLE WHOLLY VERIFIED. —ofully realize gro te wellas Custom Hovsk, -_>oe xeigco, Cal., Oct, 28, 1831 er & Co.: the ureter. ‘The discharge ot the stones was stpended with: sean ‘gury of th weck of the Uladder: ns were ¥ severe’ coming ou in paroxyssms, pov aiotchat from time to time _ until the discharged; at times, the pain was so severe thiit they amounted to almost convulsions. Iconsulted some of the best ee hia, cad they tol ey diseases a ity, an ey me that I po es could be cured. __Learing rth bottle, I passed five stones withon beam pain, since which time .1 have, had no symptums of my former trouble. VFO Lacin ae i Seo soci Nov. 21, 1881. Messrs. H. H. Warner af GextLemen; I havo been suffering for the past four years with disease of the kidneys and infiamation of the bladder. I have pains ayse: and loins. . At times could er ea Ae ch medicine wi obtaining ie fet. Wout final iy Satnaed it would do no harm to try it. Ican cheerful er that noth: has en me ‘so mu Ms TI believe rad bea thorough cure for kidney bladder troubles.¥ Sist & Market St. . San Francisco, Cal., Nov. 21, 1881. Messrs. H, H. Warner & Co.: This last summer I suffered with pains in. my back and loins, which proceeded sor an unhealthy condition of my men know. Beating tS faney and Liver Cure. commen T never recommend it-to~all--persons kidney affections, Santa Barbar, Cal., March 7, 1882. Messrs. H. H. Warner & Co,: GenTLEMEN: I have been troubled with liver complaint for the last two years, and have oe reacherl my case. I have used two of your Kidney and Liver Cure, and am nov perfectly well. it has done all you advertise and claim for it. WIM. Uo, Ur.re Avsurs, Cal., April 21, 1881, Messrs. H.j7H. Warner & Co.: ea ned physicans th alto; homeopathic, and never w; have heen Liver Cure§ . RE SanTA Kosa, Dec’ 4, 1980. Méssrs H H. Warner & G@o.: GENILEMEN: claim for it in kidney trounles.§ President Santa Rosa Ban AvamenA, Cal., Nov. 22, 1881 Messrs, H. H. Warner & Co,:j GENTLEMEN: rheumatism in pains in my kidneys your Kidney an f have had no returns of the pains since. OAKLAND, Cal.,j Nov, 21, 1831 Messrs. H, H. Warner & Co.: GentLeMeN: I have suffered with {pain fin my back and kidneys for the past ten years, thie effects of a severe strain and cold contracted atthe same time. Knowing of ‘riends, in the East, that had been cured by Janek tp tey tty and ae “hadiypovsa Soy -an ved in Sooo docked beneficial. ue eas fin. Ft: Froggy. Twentieth and New Broadway. San Francisco, Cal., Oct. 26, 1881. . Messrs. H.-H. Warner & Co,: : GENTLEMEN: Ihave been suffering with kidney complaint for the pers seven years, pig Sa peo painsin the back, and a burn sensation in two places direcly over the kidneys, This was more séven when Thad taken ‘cold, as the cold always settled in my kidneys. I was treated bya : who pronounced my case congeof the en but failed to cure me. ey) J remain, very truly yours, kidney. Mybusiness, that of railroading is thas uften induces and always aggra. vates any affection of the kikneys, as all railroad men I suffered so much that ‘I was obligcd to lay off for some time, taking it, andafter taking three or four bottles, found my health rapidly i felt Setter in my life than T amfullys tisfied of the virtues of your: Kidney and Livér Cure, and .chcerral ne “—— all the different medicines. advertised for said diseases, as wel) as the medicines prescribed by physicians, but nothing <7 tles Ican cheerfully testify that GENTLEMAN: _I have been sick. with kidney diseases for sixteen years, andhave been treated thic and relieved as I Warner's Sdfe Kidney and Inave used your Safe Kidney and Liver (mre, and find it alfit is I have been afflicted with my shoulder, and severe pe 7 I commenced taking . ,, Liver. Cure, and after a taking two bottles the painsall left me, and . 8 kart Palas S : 8 UL aa on a ema ote OS aonb: & ‘United’ States Land , Cal. June 16, Merrifield Got Company for a United States Patent, : OTICE is ven that in N “hosel apter Six of Title Thirty-two Githe Revised Statutes of the United States that the North Me: Pe tasiness at Nev ada City, Nevada county; California, and whose post office address Nevada City, Nevada County, California, claiming 1653.1 linear feet Sone yein, lode or mineral deposit, . , with surface Fen gy _ in it, lying and being , Nevada Nevada "County, State of California, has made a ge to the United States for a patent for the said miaing clains which are more fully described as to metes and bounds by the t thelial plats herewith posted and by the Field notes of survey thereof, now filed in'the office of the Register of the District of lands subject to sale, at Sacramento, California, which field notes of surve describe a the boundaries and extent of said claims on the surface with magnetic variation at 18° 30° East, as follows, to-wit: Mary Ann Quartz Mine. . Lode Line. ; Beginning at a stake marked N. M. L. (North Mardineld Lode) No. 1, standing by side of the North Lode Stake of the Nevada (now Merrifield quartz mine one foot North ofa nite bowlder five tee in di a runaing thence ona true course, tic variation [8> 30°East, North 24° West 11.33 chains (747.8 feet tostake marked “M. N. L. No. 2 standing by aad south of a picket fence, running No’ 63° East, the same stake being the south terminus of the Songs quartz mine ; a pine tree 16 inches in tiameter bears N 22°°E0.41 chains distant. Surfece Boundiry Beginning ata stake marked “N. M. No. , . ,” from which the N W corner of the Nevada (now Merrifield) — mine bears North 75° E1.57 chains distant, running thence on a true course magnetic variation 18° 30 Kast, North 75° Kast 9.20 chains (6072 feet) to stake marked N M No 2; thence North 24° West 11 33 chains (747.8 feet) to astake marked N M No. 3, from which the section t commo.i 2o section 1, 2, 11 and 12 of ‘ownship 16 North, Range 8 cast, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian bears north 47°° 20’ E 8.70 ¢aains distant, and from whi-h a” pine tree . foot diameter, blazed and marked ‘Ww. FN. M, No. 3,” bears north 60° west 8} links distant; thence »outh 75° west 9.20 cha'n . (6072 feet) to astake marked N. M. Ne. 11; thente south 24° east, 11.33 chains (747.8 feet,) to stake — eiaie No. 1” the pluce of nning, cuntaining an aroa a 10.29 wank of land, situated in section 11, township 16 north, range 8 east, Mt. Diablo base and Meridian, Nevada Ceunty, State of California. Soggs Quartz Mine. Lede Line, Beginnicg at a stake marked “N, M. L.” (North Merrifield Lode)‘‘No. 3,” standing by the South Lode stake of the Lord or Spani Mine, on the south bank of a ravine running from the northeast to southwest into Woods’ ravine; thence on true cou: Mnaighetic vae riation 182 30’ east; séuth ©, enpt 13.72 chains to a stake marked “‘N. M. L. No. 2, standing on the south side of a picket fence and being the joint stake for the Soggs south and Mary An» quartz mines, lode lines termini, from which a pine tree 16 inches in diameter blazed and marked ‘‘W. T. N. M. L. No, 2” bears’north 22> east 41 links distant. ‘ Surface Boundaries Beginning at a stake marked ‘‘N. M. No. 10,” running thence on a true course, magnetic variation, 18° 30° cast, north 75° east 10.10 chains (666,6) feet) to » stake marked “N, M. No. 4,” from which a pize tree 9 inches inches diameter, blazed and marked ‘‘W. TR. N. M.No. 4” bears south 81° west 10 links distant, and from which stake the section corner post common to sections 1, 2,11 and-12 of Township~ 16 north, of Range east, Mt. Diablo base.avd meridian, bears north 46° east, $30 chains distant; thence north 403° west 13.72 chains to stake marked ‘“‘N. M. No. 5;” thence south 15? west 6.05 chains (333,83 feet) to North Terminus Lode State, marked ‘*N. M, L, No. 8,” also marked “‘N, M. No. 6;” thence south 48° west, 3.03 chains (200 feet) along the south boundary of the Lord or Spanish claim to a stake marked “‘N, M. No. 7;” thence north 42° west. 1,54 chains (101,6 feet) along the Lord or Spanish claim western boundary toa stake marked “N. M, No, 8;” thence south 75° west 1.65 chains (108.9 feet) to a stake in Weods ravine marked “*N, M, No. 9”; thence south 403° east 13.72 chains to stake marked ‘'N, place of beyinning,containing 12,22-100acres of land, situate in Nevada county, State of California, in Sevtiong'2 and 11, Towsship 16 North, Range 8 East, Mt. Diablo base and meridian \. The said claims arédesignated as Lots numbers 103 and 104 of 'Township 16 North, of Range 8 Eyst, Mt. Diablo base and meridian. i The said mining claimsheing of record in the office of the Reco of Nevada County, at Nevada City, inAhe County and State aforesaid, the presQmed general course ur direction of the“said vein, lodé or mineral deposit, beingShown upon the plat posted herewith, ag‘near as can be determined from present dévelopments, this claim being ‘or. 1658.1 lineal feet thereof, together with the surfgee ground shown upon the official plats poet herewith the said yein, lodeand min ig premises hereby whi to be patented being bounded on the northwesterly by the Lord or Spanish mine, and on the southeasterly by the Nevada or Merrifield mine. Any end all persons claiming adversely tue mining ground, vein, lode, premises or any portion thereof, so described, surveyed, platted and applied for, are hereby notified that unless their adverse claimg-are duly filed according to law, and'the Yegulations thereunder within sixty days from-the date of the first publication hereof, with the Register of the United Stetes Land Office at Sacramento, in the State of California, that they will be barred in virtue of the provisions of said statute, ED. F. TAYLOR, Register. C, W. Cross, Att’y for Applicant. jeis No, 1284. Applicatién for a Patent to a Mining Claim. United States Land Office, ) Sacramento, June 8th, 1882. { pty IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT aN the SOUTH YUBA GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, by its Attorney in fact, J. J. Koyers, whose Post Office is Nevada City, Nevada County, California. have made appliation or Patei.t for the South Yuba Grave Mining Claims, bearing gold, in Ne, ada Mining District, Nevada County, California, and described as follows, viz : S W.1-4 of NE 1-4 of N E 1-4; § 1-2 1-4; Wi-2o0f SE N ‘ N E14 of NW 1-4 of N W 1-4:°N 1-2 of N E 1-4 o W 1-4 and N 1-20f N E 1-4 of N W 1-4 Section 21, Township 17 North; Range 10 East Mt, D. R, and M. and containing 220 acres, Said claims were located June 6th, A. D. 1870, by T. W. Sigourney et als, and by them conveyed to this corporation, and that the same appears of record in the Mining Records of Nevada County, in the office of the County Kecorder of said County. There are . noadjoining claims. All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the same before this otfice within sixty days ter the first day of qotenie hereof. ED. F. TAYLO. J M, Walling, Attorney. junel0 Asscaament Notice. . ENTENNIAL GOLD GRAVEL MININU Company. Locatiu. of prinvipal place of business, Virwinia, Ne tion of works, Washington Township, Nevada County, California. a Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the Tenth day of July, A. D. 1882, an assessment, (No. 8,)of onecenta share on each gnd every shere of the capital stock of the sosperaivon was levied— ble immediately, in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the cig poe atthe store of C. C, Raker, 74 South C street, Virginia, Nevada. * ny stock upoh which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the Twelfth (12th day of August,1882, will be delinquent, an adverti for sale at. public auction: and unless payment: is made before, will be sold on Monday, the Twelfth day of September, 1882, to pay the delinquent. assessment, to,sether with costs of advertising and exygngecot sale. By order of the Board of irectors, 8. D. BAKER, fone Jyi4 Office—74 South C street. i 7S\HE NEW MILL at ae i peor at Rock Creek, is ee hand, Oders le*t at the Street, will be promptly attenuer t .No, 10” the, > a 1860. : Be 1882. Application for a Patent to a Mining <p Fetablislved Sept. 6,.1€60, By N. P. BROWN & CO. } — o— N. P. Brown and L. 8. Calkins, PROPRIRTORS. HEVLARGED xd. IMPROVED. ‘O-—A PAPER FOR ALL! c—“Trike “Daily Transcript” Is THE LARGEST DAILY PAPER IN THE Sierra Nevada Gold Fields. Remember that it ccsts only $7 a year, or $6 in Advance. MAVING THE ‘LARGEST CCRULATICN, . Det hive Msilum ! —-e-It is the only Daily paper published at the County Seat, and publishes regularly all Superyisoral ‘Pranspotions, Court Happenings, General County News, -Mining Intelligence, And in facteverything that goes to make a first-class country. paper It is a Fearless, Independent, and Reliable’ Exponent of all topics o public interest. It . spicy withouc being sensational, ami outspoken without being abusive. Gor Gob priate DEPARTMENT : is very cemplete. Our prices fur Billheads, ‘Letterheads, Blankwork, Transcripts. Briefs, Posters, Cards, — . &e &c, . Area’ low es any firm can offer ss Yours Truly, ‘7 a _ BROWN & UALEINS, © ‘Great or ote", « prom, an a ptly, at No, 1237. ited states Land Office, ioeeneane Cal. June 30, 1882. “r OTICE is hereby given that George G. N Allan,.whose Post Othee is Nevada City, Nevada Covaty, Cal., has made application for Patent for the “California Consolidated uartz Mine” bearing.gold, embracing foar bal nine hundred and ninety-"hree and five-t nths linear feet (4993.5 ft) of the California Consolidated Quartz sale eee or deposit, with surface ground two undred feet in wisth, along the “Gold Tunnel” ant California locations thereof, and one handred feetin width along the Tilinois location, in Nevada end Gold Flat Mini Districts, Nevada County California, and desscribed inthe se a toc noteson file in is office, as follows, Viz: tie oid agtes ofthe U.8. Survey of the California Consolidated Quartz Ming Company. urvey of the Lode.—Beyinning at the stake marked C. C. L. No 1, (California Consolidated Lode) standing on the S_ side of a pine stump 20.00 ins. diam and 0.08 chs § of the new road from Nevada City to the Providence mine ; running thence ona true course var 18° 3v’ East, N 20° E. 0.08 chs south side of road 0.24 chs. North side of roaid-1.27 chs old wood road 9.33 chs crossing old round. mining shaft 9.54 chs middle of old Nevada and Frovidene road 665.3 feet or 10,08 chains, set astake marked 2. CL No 2, at the point orthe 1-4 Sec common to the $ E1-4and8 W1-4-of Sec 12, T16, N Kk NoSE,M DB aud M—the original 1-4 Section stake having been removed. I provedthe point by a pine tree 6ins. diam in 1867, now 14 ins, diam bearing $ 42 1-29 E 1.67 chs dist, 8 W cor Cal Mill office yet disinguishable N 50° E 0.71 chy dist 5 E. corner of carpenter shop, that should bear N 20° E0.4) chains totally obiterated ; thence N 28° E 3.48 chs to old road, 12.43 chains board fence running E and W 834.9 feet or 12.66 chs. seta stake ina stone mound in th hollow of a rotten stuimp three feet (3 ft) in diameter, stake marked C CL No 3; thence N 4 © E2.22chscrov-ed mining ditch 2:35 chs corner of fence running E and W and N and § 3.30 chs fence running Eand W, 3.80 chs fence running N and S 4.47 chs fence running Nand 8 7.68 chs, Ravine running northwesterly 1054.7 fteor 15.98 chs ; set witness stake in stone mound on sloping shelf of rock on 8 bank of » eer Creek mar«ed W LNo4, 16.00 chs north edge of Deer Creek 1093.6 ft or 16.57 chs, mid channel of Deer Creek from which a drill hole in 2 large boulder, partly split b blasting, bears 8 32 1-42 W 0.47 chains distant: Thence N 4° E, 42.2 ft or 0 64 chains, set a stake ina stone mound marked W . , No 4, on north bank of Deer Creek, 3.35 chains cross road from Nevade City to Merrifield mine 4.00 choins; 10,12 chs fence running Easterly and Westerly 799.9 feet or 12,12 chains, set a stuke marked CC L No5; thence N 909° W 1.07 chains ten-e running E and W 1.57 chs, fence running northerly and southerly 2.12 chains, line passing through a trimmed pine tree 12 in. diameter 19.00 chains, upper end of West Broad street, Nevada City. 1699 8 feet or 24.24 chains north terminus of the lode line, seta stake marked C C L No 6, on the steep bank of the south side of asmall ravine ranning from W to CT, a B ac ree 6 inches diameter blazed a marked W L No6, bears 8 41° W 0,34 chains. Exterior Boundaries, Beginning at a stake marked C. C. Co. No. 1, standing 1 cmiidle of a small ravine, ruuning from BE. to W. A ere sapling 4 ins in diameter bears 8. 81° W, 0.90 chs dist; running thence mag,var. 18° 30° east, 89 > E, 0.50 chs; fence running easterly and westerly 20.64 chs; thence running northerly and suutherly 21.96 chains; fence running easterly and westerly 22.97; fence NEand >W 23 47 chs:fence running NW and SE 2877 chs; pass pine tree 16 ins dam. 2 links to thele.t of line marked W. T No. 2,16,13 feet or 24,24 chs: set stake on barn yard marked #O. C. Co. No. 2;” thence 8S 4° W 0,17 chs. fence running northeast and southwest 1,35 chs, fence running northwest and southeast 3.34 chs, a double pine tree 16 ins diam. 3.87. chs; fence running northeasterly and southwesterly 6.57 chs; Tense running nortnwesterly and southeasterly 9.00 chs, road from Nevada City t» Merrifield mine 709.6 ft or 11.66 chs; setstake in crevice of shelving ledge of rocks on the north branch of Deer chairs mid channel of D er Creek; ce down mid channel of Deer Creek N 80% W 62.7 ft or 0.95 chs; thence S 43° W 65.3 ft or 9.99 chs, stake marked W. 8S. No. 4 standing in stone monument on shelving ledge of rock on tne south bank of Deer Creek 9.50 chs, ravine running northwesterly 1,100.9 feet or 16,68 chs, sut Stake marked ©, C. Co. No. 5; thence 870% E 66.6 ft or 1.01 chs. set stake marked ©, C. Co. No. 6; thence 8 28> W 12 06 chs cross section line between Secs 12 and 138, 1.69 chs east of quarter section corner common tothe SE 1-4 and SW 1-4 of Sec, 12, T. 16 N, R. No, 8 E, M. D. B. and M. 842.2 ft or 13.76 chs, set stake marked C. chs. set. stake marked CU. C,.Co. No. 8; thence S$ s1° W113.2 it or1.71 1-2’chs, lode stake marked C. C. Co. No. 1, 226 4 ft or 3.43 chs, sect stake marked C, C. Co. No. 9; thence N 20° £. 10.87 chs cross section line between sections 12 and 12, 1.59 chs west of quarter sectlan corner common to SE 1-4and SW 1-4 of sec, 12, T 16, N R No. 8 E, M. D. B, and M. 76.00 feet or 11.00 chs, set stake marked C, C. Co, No, 10; thence N 28° E 827.6 ft or,12.54 chs, set stake marked ©. C. Co. No. 11: thence $ 70> E 46.7 feet or 1.01 chs, set stake marked ©, C. Co. No, 12; thence N 43 © £2.20 chs, fence running east and west 2.20 chs, fence running north and south 8.45 chs, ravine running northwesterly 1080.3 1t or 15,61 chs, set stake marked W. 8. No 18 on 8 bank of Deer Creek 1085.4 ft or 16.46 chs mid channel of Deer Creek; thence up mid channcl of Deer Creek N. 86° W 62.7 feet or 0.95 chs; thence N, 4° E 39.6 ft or 0,60 chs; set witness stake marked W. 8. No, 14, 2.65 chs, road leadiny to Merrifield mine 8.20 chs, fence running northeasterly and southwesterly 786.7 ft or 11.92 chains, set stake marked ““C. C. Co, No, 15;” thenee N. 9° _W 1.65 chs; fence ruining northeasterly and southwesterly 8.97 chs, fence running northeasterly and southwesierly 1586 feet or 24,08 chs from stake marked C, C. L No lode linestake marked UC. U.L. No. 6,200 ft or 3.03 chs to the place of beginning, containing 19.31 acres of iand, situated in sections 1Z and 13, T, 16 N., KR, 8 KE, M, D, B. and M., Novada County, State of California. All courses in the foreguing survey run by corrected and improved instruments No, 22 Vemer s compass. Devia ion US, 0’ 0.” All measurements taken by -corrected 66 ft ie to the U.S. Standard. Stamped U. 8. Adjoining claims are the Pennsylvania, Nevada, Eddy, Providence, Perseverance and Live Yaukee, and Thomas quartz mines, and Arboyast and. Hartford placer min Williams placer and quartz mines 2 All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the from the first day of publishing hereof ED. F. TAYL:-R, Reyister. J. M. Walling, Atty. jy2 *UMMONS.—In the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of Califorvia — state of California, County of \evada, ss.— the People of the State of California send Greeting ; To Gorge M, P.nkham, defendant, Youare hereby required to appear in anaction bi oughtagainst y+u in the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, on the twenty-fourth day of, July, 1882, by Emma b:. Pinkham, plaintiff, and to answer the comp!aint filed therein, within 10 the service on you of this Summons, ff served within this county ; or, if served out otf this county, within thiaty days, or judgment will be taker against you by default, according tothe prayer of said complaint, This action is brought to obtain a decree of this Court dissolving the bo.ds of matrimony now existing between Piff. and Deft., .anu that Piff. be allowed te resume ‘her forme: name, Emma D, Bluett, That the Piff be aHowed all of the household turniture, chattels and personal property now in their late residence, and now owned by PHf. anu Deit. jointiy. Flff. also prays for general re lief. For cause of action Pi. ailezes that Deft. failed to pra, ide for said Plff. the common necessarice of life. And that said De t. treatea sa.d PIff. in @ cruel and inhuman manner, Allof which appearg in the com plaint toayhich reference is hereby made, . And youare hereby notified that if fail to appear and answer the said com Jaint etapa pquired,, the = plaintiff will a e Cou ‘or ti li fle Aj ‘ € rel en Pexen de~~) _In_testiniony whereof; 1, J. {Seat oar, Clerk of the Superior cae ‘~~ J atoresaid, do hereunto set my hanc and impress the Seal of said Court, at office in the City of Nevada, on the 31st day oi duly, a. D, 1882. J, E. CARR, Clerk. , By T. H. Carr, D 2W, D. Long, Piffs Attorney, Tei WM, B. LAKE, * 240 Montgomery St., SAX FRANCIscO, ERSONS teeing awn from San . ? cisco, in want cary scticle of aes MERCHANDISE, : goes their orders {filled ev lowest : the undersi ch ee we ks = Nevada City. . a scant! Onitrt dmasteonen, FoRsDAy, Avett 16, 166. Creek, marked W. 3. No. 3. 813.8 ft or 12.83) C. Co. No 7; thence 8 20° W 604.6 ft or 9.16} + 15; thence N81° E 100 ft or 1 51 1-2 chs,north . same before this ottice within sixt~ days days (exclusive of the day of service) after . Purchasing Agent _} 500-payes arene ae § tht, 50e, —-AND ESPECIALLY-—Those Suffering from Debility Nervous Prostration, Loss of Vitality. Sexual Infirmities, Etc., Ete. —o— VHE GREAT NEED fromTHOSE HAVE wno are eonaiey . is SEXUAL AND ERRVOUS COMPLAINTS a physician who can compiehond their ailments and successfully treatthem. Theqeneral practiitioner is not sufficiently filled in these classes and it must be left to t he yey who with edncatin, long pracice, thoroug hknow!edge and comprehensive mind, is prepared to cure them, DR. J. C. YOUNG ned his now celebrated Institute in 1850 for the purpose of affording the afflicted the certainty of ane ype eter ange and perfect and permanen' ls tor over 30 ears it has sustained the first rank not only upon this Coast but throughout the civilized world. Iam aware that by dwelling upon so.uninviting a subject as the Deeay of Sexual Vigor the ignorant may asperse my motive, but the desire to inform those. who are snffering through ignorance, ana who by carelessness or want of knowledge that a cure can be had, are not only hurrying themxelves to an untimely grave, giving sexual weakness as an inheritance to future generations, is too great an incentive to permit me to be silent. Symptoms. IF YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM NIGHT LOSSES, NERVOUSNESS, WEAKNESSES, CONFUSION OF MIND, SLIGHT LOSSES WHEN UNDER EXCITEMENT, VARIABLE TEMPER, TREMBLING, PALPITATION,FLUSHES, &., OR IF YOU HAVE PRACE HGnLigCF-ABUSE E,EN IN. IN ‘THK rg8ST CKfESTARTICULAR you are suffer oO Drend Enemy of Buman Life, And should not hesitate to seek at once health and happiness in a cure CURES GUARANTEED. FEES MODERATE. CONSULTATION BY LETTER OR OTHERWISE— Free. Exclusively Vegetable Remedies Used. —o— LADIES— You are especially liable to suffering from NERVOUS PROSTRATION. All your peculiar complaints are nervous in theit origin and hence your sufferings are terribly depressing or inexpressibly keen. The Doc“ tor in his researches and practice of NERVOUS TROUBLES has made your organiza. tion a special study and is thus enabled from his experience and knowledge to aid and cure you in any of the Troubles, Wenk nesses, Distresses and Sufferings to which asa sex you are liable, — 4@ You will find in the Doctor a friend upon whom you can rely for comfort, aid and cure Dr. Young's Female Remedies have attained a reputation for efficiency unequaled by any medicine, or medical prescription ever offered. They can be sent by mail or express. hose desiring personal care and att +3 tv tie Slt and Ali . of troubles to do so, . : TO THE UNFORTUNATE, DR. GIBBONS DisrPENnsaARYy _ Ne. 623 Kearney Street, " =e Established in orrhea, Gleet, isin all its forms Seminal c cy. ete. — years ota nd ing} f cerate legs ‘successful >. treated. Dr. Gabpons has the of. announe» ing that he has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of Europe, and has resumed practice at the D: : Kearney Street San Francisco, where his old patients and those requiring his services may find him. _ Seminal Weakness. Homrgee epee a twed woe: Dee of self use. ¢ solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is “Practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, pro; ducing with unerring er the fo! train of morbid de pee gana unless combatt by scientific medical measures, viz: countenance, dark spots under the eyes in in the head, ringing in the ears, noise ike'the rustling of leaves and the rattling: of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, *weakness of the limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in ap-proaching meg a dislike to form new noqust t , disposition to shun society cas ‘eat * yun * various eruptions about the face, furretl tongue, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats,monomania and frequent insanity. If relief be not obtained, persons so afflicthould apply immediately.either in person or by letter, andhave a cure effected by his new and scientific mode of treating his diseases, which never failsof effecting a quick and radical cure. Married Men. Or those who contemplate marriage, who are suffering under any of these fearful Gnamatuitity toatl not tone the po heagye — ng upon them nor delay obtain immediate feltet. -@ured xt Home, § Persons ta distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating-case; symptons, length of time the disease hascontinued, and the medicine wil} be promptly sent, ‘free form damage or curiosity, to any part of the country, with full and plain directions for use. By enclos! ing TEN DOLLARS in coin, in a_yr letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Oo. a package of medicin will beforwarded by express to any part o' the Union. Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney street, corner Commercial, San. Fran : Post. Office: Box 1957.4a7 Correspondents will pl inform Dr. Gibbon that they read this advertisement in the Nevapa City Daly Transcript ean haveall necessary accommodations furrished —O— Letters. Those who can not visit the city can by giving their-symptomsin their own way, re-' ceive advice, and when desired, treatment at home with every assurance of a cure. LETTERS RETURNED OR DESTROYED. Address, DR. J. C. YOUNG, Medical Institute, No. 7 Stockton St. San Francisco, Feb. 21, 1882. DR. SPINNEY, No, 11 Kearney Street. Cures all Chronic and Special Diseases. YOUNG MEN Ww may be suffering from the effects of youthful follies or indiscretion wil do well to avail themselves of this, the greatest boon ever laidat the altar of suffering hum :nity, DR. sPINNEY will guarantee to forfeit 3500 for every case of Semina! Weaktess ar private disease of any kind chiracter which he undertakes and failg to cure. Middle Men, Thereare many at the age of thirty to sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuations of the bladder, often accompanied by a slight smarting of burning sensation anda weakening of the system in & manner the patient cannotaccount for. On examining the urinary deposits a ropy sediment will o:ten be found, and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear, or the color will be of & thin milkish hue, ayain changing to a dark and torpid appearance. There are many men who die of this. ditfieulty, ignorant of the cause, which is the second stage of seminal weakness. Dr. 8. will guarantee a perfect.cureinall such cases, and 9. healthy restoration of the genitourinary organs. re ene ing Kemedy and Nerve Tonte is the legitimate reyears of practical ex) Leia ercersnmmceenstne and Phys. e , 9e al Wea ness, Spermator1 vouksiaevhes Erhissicns, Tnpodency,, Exhausted Mie : ature Declineand LOSS OF MANION all L ea 0 its pd << fom ao ts MS Suse rote It enriches and purifies the Blood. St: = ons the Neves! er Digestion, Reproductive Organs, and Physical and Men. tal ulties. stops any unnatural debilitating drain upon the system, preventing in. voluntary logses, debilitating dreams, semf. nal losses with the urine, etc.,'so destructive to mind and body, . It isa sure eliminator of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER CuMF LAINTS, z autaton, he yer ingredients. suffer! gathe effects ufyeuthtat indiscretions ry went CURE 18 GUAMAX rent CU TEED. $2 50 per bottle, od ave bottle iocvie i reotions ar seou! trom observation to Hing p79 sagged ceipt of price, or C. O. if To be only of San Franciseo, Cal, Consultations strictly confidential by letter or at office, FREE, For the conve. nience of patients, and in order to insure bees go og doug adopted a private , unde: ee r whic 1 packages aye for. 0 TRIAL BOTTLE FREE! NOTICE.—3 will send a trial bettle of the REJ1 VENA OR—suflicient to show its merit— tree et charge, to Amy one aifiieted, applying by letter, stating his symptoms and. age, Com munications strictly private, Office Hours—10 te 4 and 6to 8. Sundays from 10 to 11 a. M. Consultation free. Thorough examination and advice, $5. Call or address DR. SPINNEY & CO., No 11 Kearny Street. San Francisco. jell No More Dyspepsia ! Recommended by all Physicians Read the Certificates on back of Bottle. A sure cure for Indi H 4 tite and the best ive hace ae SOLD ONLY IN GLASS, . To filt or sell any bat the i Ble ad bottle is felony, anc ‘whieh deter ed wi prosecuted to the full the law. Trade supplied by sh ARPA) MARASZTHY « Co., 539 Washi» ant California “tt 88" Francisco, AGENTS WANTED, For Col. J." W. Buel’s Famons BORDER OUTLAWS. lerful Adventures of America’s pros THE YOUNGER BROTHERS FRANK AND JESSE JAMES, And their. bands of. highwaymen, d he present moment, includi EATH Of JESSE JAMES and all sr aoe kod and THRILLING developments, iiineres tions and Portraits, mhong wh Pp ae James before: and after dea Colored Pjatea. jpfeapaly polly pet rom Cole Younger ; the breaking up of the 5 d-revelations of STARTL N@ 8Emere The BLAOK FLAG, the terrib] LACK OATH,” and hundreds of athens’ tgnishing facta, "Most Wonderful and Bact, ing book in existence . Outaells everything . New’and Greatly Enlarged Edition een” ration 31,50, Agents’ . : . ing unobserved in. the urine, and many oth-. MUltation free. } or four tim og by letses, stating sep pioms; sex. and tite, Will be sent to any one a lying by : letter, stating symptoms, sex and age. Strict sectecy in regard toall business transactions. Gleet, Leucorrhuea. gists; $2 a bottle, six bottles for and BIL ] . alae re hs cure in the ‘market. For accompanied “ith @1 eo good * package is shipped Nevada and Dutch Flat Stage The Great English Remed Isa anton? . ing cure for nerDebility, "xhausted — Vitality, Seminal Weakness, Spermatorrhea, Lost Manhood, ImSelfAbuse, Youthful‘ Foljes, and excesses 1n-Maturer years, such as Loss of Memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal Emisslons, Aversion to Society, Dininex<s of Vis. fon, Noises in the Head; the vital fluid passer diseases that lead to ‘insanity and death . DR. MINTIE will agree to forfeit Five Wun'red Dollars for a case of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE (under his special advice and treatment) will not cure: “r for anything impure or injuriou> found hit. DR. MINTIE treats al] private «isvases successfully without meroury. Con: , Thorough examination 2e, including analysis of urine,$ 6 00 tal Restorative $3 00 a bottle, # times the quantity, $10 00; sent 10 any on gr Ba of price,or ©. , D. rom observation; name if desired, by ~~ aiuto Sample Raitle Free, sent on aipplicammunications strictly confidential, i A. E. MINTEIE, M. D.,° i Keatny Street, San Francisea, Sample: DR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY NEPHRETICUM, cures all eee ney and Blad er te ees Gonorrhoea, DR. MINTIE'S DANDE are the best and deere Berens iggists, All Orders for Medicine €. @ WP. must be™ eer treatment o' , _ and Seminal \Dig. Loans eases such assult of over 20: Dr. C. D, Salfield, 216 Kearny Street, . or sale Sy Ne —— sito ae the beginning of 12 on e 3 Ist, A teen morning, July . Cash on hend : * canon dopo nit with o ther ban ks, i2on : . = 7 ' cash items bh Real pel taken Interest $ 30,000 09 ‘2 Lf 2 112,633 gg era 1 31 Total Liabilities. . $151.027 o4 dabilities..., 1,027 04: State of California, County, of Ney. We dosolemnly ‘swear That ri cooky) a petaons) knowledge of ye et in the foregoing stat, ment, and. that the same is'a true ‘and rate statement of the financial condition: the Citizéns Bank on the ‘morning ot J hn 1st, 1882, according to the best of our Me edge and belief, and that assets © ae are all under cus! proper officers ana agen We turthei more dolanaty’ see Paid up Capital of Bank ig Thirt Thousand ($30,000) Dollars, and that mit capital consists of the assets tranet i he Bank of Nevada County tothe Citizen, Bank, _ E. MP er IN, Presider JNO. T. MORGRY, Out® Subscribed‘and sworn before me, p. a. rt orn: i : D. 1882. ‘ NILES So na a. {SEAL] q Notary Py’ Nevada and Grass Valley Wood & Lumber Co, kK CONSTANTLY on For SATE All kinds of Cotamon and ClearBOMBER. ers at the office at he Y, Town Talk, on the Grass V: ATG. ate prewptly attended ton? "08d will be, Hogan’s Stage Line. ae . — TAGE leaves North 5 $57 Juan for Forest City on i : Fone: Wednesday and > upon ¢! of yea. warns Nevade City, ——— eturning ves Forest City Tu Thursday andtaturday, connecting eee Juan with stage for Nevada City. Leaves Nerth San Juan for North Broom. fie on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Returning leave ‘Ni Bloomfield: for North San Juan on Monday. Wednesday and Fridav ORSON TUCKER Driver, meirimaney, Delinquent Sale Notice, OLD SPRING GRAVEL MINING } Le PANY. Location Se peeeiont af Maen . . business Nevada City, California, Leation of works; Willow Valley, Nevads, County ,Cal Notice is hereby given that there. are de HAND . tinquent upon the following described stock . om account .of, assessment No. 2 j the 7th day of June, 1882," the age . i Be ite the namés of the ¥. . respective shareholders, as follows: 1 Names. tt Eo ublic auction, at the office of tne Secretary, Room 2, second floor, southeast corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City, California, on SATURDAY, the ‘Twenty-ninth day of July, 1882, at the hour of lo’clock, P.M. of said day, to pay said delin~ quent assessment thereon, together » with costs of advertising and.expenses of sale, jig A. H. PARKER, Seeretary. Notice is hereby given that the above sale has heen riot till SATURDAY, AUGUST 26th, at the same hour and place. By order of the Board of Pitectors. A. H. PARKER, Secrctary. WALLER & -MeSORLEY 245 Grand St.; New York. SEND_FOR. OUR Fa hion Gazette and Catalogue No, 20 It enables you to buy New York gools ev York prices, ,No household should ith ut it, Manufacturer and Importers of Ladies’, (Miases’” ind Children’s SvrtrTrs, Cloaks, Shawls, Weoolens, Linens, etc., etc. D DEALERS IN ‘WATCHES, £ SILVER-PLATED WARE JEWELRY, BOOTS AND SHOES, GENTS YOUTHS’ & BOY'S CLOTHING, UNDER WEAR, MILLINERY, YANKEE NOTIONS ~ OUR ‘Fashion Gazette ani Catalogue, No 20 is on wyout, and is full of illustration nd descriptions of the latest sty es in the s ¢ neof goods. Single copies sent free on * eipt of four cents postage. WALLER & McSORLEY. . as iaith) which will be deducted when the : nl? *yRUE CONCENTRATOR 1 GREEN. & .CO’S. DOWNIEVILLESTAGELINE ——, Throagh in. One Day. { ‘STAGES will Ieave the : “National Exchange Ho} tel, Nevada City, daily, at 6:80 o'clock, a. ¥., for North. San Juan, Camptonville, Mountain House, Forest City, Downieville, Sierra City and intermediate ‘Returning leave nati City at 6 o’clock,a. m., for Marysville, or hoe caacina hed: 8 » M. 's St the U. 5. Mail and beh Me rag Co,'s ress run from Forest. Ci so connect daily. with the le and Nevaaa City stages at the wottioe onal. Exchange Hotel : -At the Nati Exe 0 lerada City gree N wug2éSW. H. CRAWFORD Agent. irchased ‘th known 7 butit If you know a a it, and canvass your : rated Cireulars and ful’ L DAN LINAHAN ne nd yw . Thorse ; and Saturday, calling ae mene 5 to an Washington Ave 8t, iter, ah . lied Dap You Retand Lis Yok, jee is Nevada . YS 3 Returning, leave Dutch Flat on ‘Tuesd quick. and t> save time, ttamipe foe nat . Laave tte Ay run as follows: © . aan rj cab Paik d &nd control og” \< Cert; Shares. Amt bh Klingensper, 6. 100 = $10 00 Chas 6 “4890 19 0 . Klinvenspor, 7 100 10 00 © Chas. Klingenspor, 8 190 19 00 Chas. Klingenspor, 9 100 10 00 Chas, Klingenspor, 10 160 10 00 Chas, Klingenspor, 100 300 80 00 Chas. Klingenspor, 144 100 10 00: Chas. Kiingenspor, 150: 17 1 70: A, H. Parker,Trustee 23 200 20 00 A.H, Parker,Trustee 24 200 . 2000 A. H. Perker, Trustee 25 200 20 00 A. H, Parker,Trustee 26 200 20 00 A. H. er,Trustee 27 1000 = 100 00 A. H, Parker, Trustee 190 195 19 A. H, Parker, Trustee 152 100: 10 00 A.H. Parker, Trustee 171 61 6 10 68 6 80 th San Juan, Nevada City, and-interSi 7) 2 = ~~ iw », ba PR Bit _

: teemi&eibert. od . & J. J, Ott, . Sariety. week Grey. tig f Geo. 0. Ailes Lawrence & Barlow. Das Richards, C.F. L, Nathan, Proue 3S J hammer, A. § Beardan Caldwell, J. T. tine, ©. D, & Webs, Geo Gehrig, M J. Blasuf, J. Nevada Water fe 1.E. frown, Superintendsnt. Cluiseus tak Philip Ricmmras. _ Surveyors. ge & Crawferd, Miss Pierce, PinkN. betcha Haskins, .H. A. inton,As 1. Zekind, E Bassett, E: Bond, P. H* Smiths. Milkmen. . B. Guscetti, B. Locklin, J. Worrell, L. H. geen ron Post Office J. $. Holbrook, Postmaster , A. J. J. ag oe be a or G. C. Gaylord, C. E M ms r Walrath & Hicks, 8. c 5 Ww. G. Roberts, ngon, Frank Guild, Jr. M. Rosenberg, A. Sterling Hyman ena K, cae i. H. Miller. Dry Goods. & Shallenbyrgcr, umenthal, Mrs. M. A. er, C. J. Searls, Niles & Searls, J. W. Cross, J.B, Johnson, W. D, ake n, E. H. Gaylord,P. F. Simonds, J. 1. Shurtleff. RB. M. Hunt, H. ROH wake E. Muller, H. W. ©. Rogers. miteree i a L. Godair, .H,, Slaven. W. R, Coe, Vogelman & Webber. Tatlors. pi W. C, Merrill; F.M,'Schmidt,A. Blumberg, F Hook, J, Here r,C. Korn! = eit 5 ike: J. Kinney, Hotels and Restaurants. ‘New York Hotel, § @, Gs » Jacka. Union Hotel, umpf's Hotel, Thomas -Gonlan, Mrs. Maloney. ~ M, pcong Cc, Lo o ¥. "oH. W. ValanW. Charles, F. Buelow. ‘Téachers. Hand, F, Elser, Mra. A, WWGrass Valle and W Grass K Ne 4. Nei Bloomfield. Eureka To’ Washizgton aa ey emer rte, Rough and Constables. proiaien ‘ Township-—James W. Peters “William Scott and J, Jity. rt Township—E. Northup, North San Juan; John Flanders, Sweetland. Bloomfield Township-£d Cummings, N. ship—Michrel Shea, Moore's aller, Graniteville. Tewnship—s. B. Crawford, Meadow Lake Township—H. H. Greeley and James Beed, Truckee. 4 Little. York ‘Township—B, F. Snell, You Bet. . : ‘ y Township—Q. Y. RobTruck: It_ is further cS tJ set for Jadge of the ‘County, Io Me olished in pe INSULVENT NOTICE. 4 the Superior rt of the County oi Ne of California. In the matter of n Manson, an Insolvent ji Manson he ut ed in petition,-schedule, and inveneps by Which ft : that Hitclvene “Debtor, the said Manson is hereby declared te be insolRy ir Ibs tebe peered! al and personal, of the said e county of , Nevada ion of ‘all ’ Posed debtor, except such as ma: ae be by law exempt from execution, mae Oe of all his deeds, vouchers, books of account Dr aad papers, on ee thé same sdfelv unWe til tment of ah assignee of his esAah tate. . 4 ‘are for! len to pay ‘any i debts to insolvent orto deliver any property belonging to“him, ‘or to’any pergon, firm or ion or association for me itor is hereby forbid vat 7) o'clock Er tes ir debts and choose one 07 of the estate of said debtor. ordered, that the order be i hed apr as ished before-the da ‘eteditors, and it is “Nevada county, at po further ordered that in the meantime al! proceedings agai inst the ‘said insolvent be OE ine 2d, 1882. JOHN CALDWELL, Court of Nevada a) of ees sat of Winthrop 8 be 3OME UIPORTANT STATEMENTS OF ‘ATTESTED —o-* WELL-KNOWN PEOPLE WHOLLY VERIFIED. —ofully realize gro te wellas Custom Hovsk, -_>oe xeigco, Cal., Oct, 28, 1831 er & Co.: the ureter. ‘The discharge ot the stones was stpended with: sean ‘gury of th weck of the Uladder: ns were ¥ severe’ coming ou in paroxyssms, pov aiotchat from time to time _ until the discharged; at times, the pain was so severe thiit they amounted to almost convulsions. Iconsulted some of the best ee hia, cad they tol ey diseases a ity, an ey me that I po es could be cured. __Learing rth bottle, I passed five stones withon beam pain, since which time .1 have, had no symptums of my former trouble. VFO Lacin ae i Seo soci Nov. 21, 1881. Messrs. H. H. Warner af GextLemen; I havo been suffering for the past four years with disease of the kidneys and infiamation of the bladder. I have pains ayse: and loins. . At times could er ea Ae ch medicine wi obtaining ie fet. Wout final iy Satnaed it would do no harm to try it. Ican cheerful er that noth: has en me ‘so mu Ms TI believe rad bea thorough cure for kidney bladder troubles.¥ Sist & Market St. . San Francisco, Cal., Nov. 21, 1881. Messrs. H, H. Warner & Co.: This last summer I suffered with pains in. my back and loins, which proceeded sor an unhealthy condition of my men know. Beating tS faney and Liver Cure. commen T never recommend it-to~all--persons kidney affections, Santa Barbar, Cal., March 7, 1882. Messrs. H. H. Warner & Co,: GenTLEMEN: I have been troubled with liver complaint for the last two years, and have oe reacherl my case. I have used two of your Kidney and Liver Cure, and am nov perfectly well. it has done all you advertise and claim for it. WIM. Uo, Ur.re Avsurs, Cal., April 21, 1881, Messrs. H.j7H. Warner & Co.: ea ned physicans th alto; homeopathic, and never w; have heen Liver Cure§ . RE SanTA Kosa, Dec’ 4, 1980. Méssrs H H. Warner & G@o.: GENILEMEN: claim for it in kidney trounles.§ President Santa Rosa Ban AvamenA, Cal., Nov. 22, 1881 Messrs, H. H. Warner & Co,:j GENTLEMEN: rheumatism in pains in my kidneys your Kidney an f have had no returns of the pains since. OAKLAND, Cal.,j Nov, 21, 1831 Messrs. H, H. Warner & Co.: GentLeMeN: I have suffered with {pain fin my back and kidneys for the past ten years, thie effects of a severe strain and cold contracted atthe same time. Knowing of ‘riends, in the East, that had been cured by Janek tp tey tty and ae “hadiypovsa Soy -an ved in Sooo docked beneficial. ue eas fin. Ft: Froggy. Twentieth and New Broadway. San Francisco, Cal., Oct. 26, 1881. . Messrs. H.-H. Warner & Co,: : GENTLEMEN: Ihave been suffering with kidney complaint for the pers seven years, pig Sa peo painsin the back, and a burn sensation in two places direcly over the kidneys, This was more séven when Thad taken ‘cold, as the cold always settled in my kidneys. I was treated bya : who pronounced my case congeof the en but failed to cure me. ey) J remain, very truly yours, kidney. Mybusiness, that of railroading is thas uften induces and always aggra. vates any affection of the kikneys, as all railroad men I suffered so much that ‘I was obligcd to lay off for some time, taking it, andafter taking three or four bottles, found my health rapidly i felt Setter in my life than T amfullys tisfied of the virtues of your: Kidney and Livér Cure, and .chcerral ne “—— all the different medicines. advertised for said diseases, as wel) as the medicines prescribed by physicians, but nothing <7 tles Ican cheerfully testify that GENTLEMAN: _I have been sick. with kidney diseases for sixteen years, andhave been treated thic and relieved as I Warner's Sdfe Kidney and Inave used your Safe Kidney and Liver (mre, and find it alfit is I have been afflicted with my shoulder, and severe pe 7 I commenced taking . ,, Liver. Cure, and after a taking two bottles the painsall left me, and . 8 kart Palas S : 8 UL aa on a ema ote OS aonb: & ‘United’ States Land , Cal. June 16, Merrifield Got Company for a United States Patent, : OTICE is ven that in N “hosel apter Six of Title Thirty-two Githe Revised Statutes of the United States that the North Me: Pe tasiness at Nev ada City, Nevada county; California, and whose post office address Nevada City, Nevada County, California, claiming 1653.1 linear feet Sone yein, lode or mineral deposit, . , with surface Fen gy _ in it, lying and being , Nevada Nevada "County, State of California, has made a ge to the United States for a patent for the said miaing clains which are more fully described as to metes and bounds by the t thelial plats herewith posted and by the Field notes of survey thereof, now filed in'the office of the Register of the District of lands subject to sale, at Sacramento, California, which field notes of surve describe a the boundaries and extent of said claims on the surface with magnetic variation at 18° 30° East, as follows, to-wit: Mary Ann Quartz Mine. . Lode Line. ; Beginning at a stake marked N. M. L. (North Mardineld Lode) No. 1, standing by side of the North Lode Stake of the Nevada (now Merrifield quartz mine one foot North ofa nite bowlder five tee in di a runaing thence ona true course, tic variation [8> 30°East, North 24° West 11.33 chains (747.8 feet tostake marked “M. N. L. No. 2 standing by aad south of a picket fence, running No’ 63° East, the same stake being the south terminus of the Songs quartz mine ; a pine tree 16 inches in tiameter bears N 22°°E0.41 chains distant. Surfece Boundiry Beginning ata stake marked “N. M. No. , . ,” from which the N W corner of the Nevada (now Merrifield) — mine bears North 75° E1.57 chains distant, running thence on a true course magnetic variation 18° 30 Kast, North 75° Kast 9.20 chains (6072 feet) to stake marked N M No 2; thence North 24° West 11 33 chains (747.8 feet) to astake marked N M No. 3, from which the section t commo.i 2o section 1, 2, 11 and 12 of ‘ownship 16 North, Range 8 cast, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian bears north 47°° 20’ E 8.70 ¢aains distant, and from whi-h a” pine tree . foot diameter, blazed and marked ‘Ww. FN. M, No. 3,” bears north 60° west 8} links distant; thence »outh 75° west 9.20 cha'n . (6072 feet) to astake marked N. M. Ne. 11; thente south 24° east, 11.33 chains (747.8 feet,) to stake — eiaie No. 1” the pluce of nning, cuntaining an aroa a 10.29 wank of land, situated in section 11, township 16 north, range 8 east, Mt. Diablo base and Meridian, Nevada Ceunty, State of California. Soggs Quartz Mine. Lede Line, Beginnicg at a stake marked “N, M. L.” (North Merrifield Lode)‘‘No. 3,” standing by the South Lode stake of the Lord or Spani Mine, on the south bank of a ravine running from the northeast to southwest into Woods’ ravine; thence on true cou: Mnaighetic vae riation 182 30’ east; séuth ©, enpt 13.72 chains to a stake marked “‘N. M. L. No. 2, standing on the south side of a picket fence and being the joint stake for the Soggs south and Mary An» quartz mines, lode lines termini, from which a pine tree 16 inches in diameter blazed and marked ‘‘W. T. N. M. L. No, 2” bears’north 22> east 41 links distant. ‘ Surface Boundaries Beginning at a stake marked ‘‘N. M. No. 10,” running thence on a true course, magnetic variation, 18° 30° cast, north 75° east 10.10 chains (666,6) feet) to » stake marked “N, M. No. 4,” from which a pize tree 9 inches inches diameter, blazed and marked ‘‘W. TR. N. M.No. 4” bears south 81° west 10 links distant, and from which stake the section corner post common to sections 1, 2,11 and-12 of Township~ 16 north, of Range east, Mt. Diablo base.avd meridian, bears north 46° east, $30 chains distant; thence north 403° west 13.72 chains to stake marked ‘“‘N. M. No. 5;” thence south 15? west 6.05 chains (333,83 feet) to North Terminus Lode State, marked ‘*N. M, L, No. 8,” also marked “‘N, M. No. 6;” thence south 48° west, 3.03 chains (200 feet) along the south boundary of the Lord or Spanish claim to a stake marked “‘N, M. No. 7;” thence north 42° west. 1,54 chains (101,6 feet) along the Lord or Spanish claim western boundary toa stake marked “N. M, No, 8;” thence south 75° west 1.65 chains (108.9 feet) to a stake in Weods ravine marked “*N, M, No. 9”; thence south 403° east 13.72 chains to stake marked ‘'N, place of beyinning,containing 12,22-100acres of land, situate in Nevada county, State of California, in Sevtiong'2 and 11, Towsship 16 North, Range 8 East, Mt. Diablo base and meridian \. The said claims arédesignated as Lots numbers 103 and 104 of 'Township 16 North, of Range 8 Eyst, Mt. Diablo base and meridian. i The said mining claimsheing of record in the office of the Reco of Nevada County, at Nevada City, inAhe County and State aforesaid, the presQmed general course ur direction of the“said vein, lodé or mineral deposit, beingShown upon the plat posted herewith, ag‘near as can be determined from present dévelopments, this claim being ‘or. 1658.1 lineal feet thereof, together with the surfgee ground shown upon the official plats poet herewith the said yein, lodeand min ig premises hereby whi to be patented being bounded on the northwesterly by the Lord or Spanish mine, and on the southeasterly by the Nevada or Merrifield mine. Any end all persons claiming adversely tue mining ground, vein, lode, premises or any portion thereof, so described, surveyed, platted and applied for, are hereby notified that unless their adverse claimg-are duly filed according to law, and'the Yegulations thereunder within sixty days from-the date of the first publication hereof, with the Register of the United Stetes Land Office at Sacramento, in the State of California, that they will be barred in virtue of the provisions of said statute, ED. F. TAYLOR, Register. C, W. Cross, Att’y for Applicant. jeis No, 1284. Applicatién for a Patent to a Mining Claim. United States Land Office, ) Sacramento, June 8th, 1882. { pty IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT aN the SOUTH YUBA GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, by its Attorney in fact, J. J. Koyers, whose Post Office is Nevada City, Nevada County, California. have made appliation or Patei.t for the South Yuba Grave Mining Claims, bearing gold, in Ne, ada Mining District, Nevada County, California, and described as follows, viz : S W.1-4 of NE 1-4 of N E 1-4; § 1-2 1-4; Wi-2o0f SE N ‘ N E14 of NW 1-4 of N W 1-4:°N 1-2 of N E 1-4 o W 1-4 and N 1-20f N E 1-4 of N W 1-4 Section 21, Township 17 North; Range 10 East Mt, D. R, and M. and containing 220 acres, Said claims were located June 6th, A. D. 1870, by T. W. Sigourney et als, and by them conveyed to this corporation, and that the same appears of record in the Mining Records of Nevada County, in the office of the County Kecorder of said County. There are . noadjoining claims. All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the same before this otfice within sixty days ter the first day of qotenie hereof. ED. F. TAYLO. J M, Walling, Attorney. junel0 Asscaament Notice. . ENTENNIAL GOLD GRAVEL MININU Company. Locatiu. of prinvipal place of business, Virwinia, Ne tion of works, Washington Township, Nevada County, California. a Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the Tenth day of July, A. D. 1882, an assessment, (No. 8,)of onecenta share on each gnd every shere of the capital stock of the sosperaivon was levied— ble immediately, in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the cig poe atthe store of C. C, Raker, 74 South C street, Virginia, Nevada. * ny stock upoh which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the Twelfth (12th day of August,1882, will be delinquent, an adverti for sale at. public auction: and unless payment: is made before, will be sold on Monday, the Twelfth day of September, 1882, to pay the delinquent. assessment, to,sether with costs of advertising and exygngecot sale. By order of the Board of irectors, 8. D. BAKER, fone Jyi4 Office—74 South C street. i 7S\HE NEW MILL at ae i peor at Rock Creek, is ee hand, Oders le*t at the Street, will be promptly attenuer t .No, 10” the, > a 1860. : Be 1882. Application for a Patent to a Mining <p Fetablislved Sept. 6,.1€60, By N. P. BROWN & CO. } — o— N. P. Brown and L. 8. Calkins, PROPRIRTORS. HEVLARGED xd. IMPROVED. ‘O-—A PAPER FOR ALL! c—“Trike “Daily Transcript” Is THE LARGEST DAILY PAPER IN THE Sierra Nevada Gold Fields. Remember that it ccsts only $7 a year, or $6 in Advance. MAVING THE ‘LARGEST CCRULATICN, . Det hive Msilum ! —-e-It is the only Daily paper published at the County Seat, and publishes regularly all Superyisoral ‘Pranspotions, Court Happenings, General County News, -Mining Intelligence, And in facteverything that goes to make a first-class country. paper It is a Fearless, Independent, and Reliable’ Exponent of all topics o public interest. It . spicy withouc being sensational, ami outspoken without being abusive. Gor Gob priate DEPARTMENT : is very cemplete. Our prices fur Billheads, ‘Letterheads, Blankwork, Transcripts. Briefs, Posters, Cards, — . &e &c, . Area’ low es any firm can offer ss Yours Truly, ‘7 a _ BROWN & UALEINS, © ‘Great or ote", « prom, an a ptly, at No, 1237. ited states Land Office, ioeeneane Cal. June 30, 1882. “r OTICE is hereby given that George G. N Allan,.whose Post Othee is Nevada City, Nevada Covaty, Cal., has made application for Patent for the “California Consolidated uartz Mine” bearing.gold, embracing foar bal nine hundred and ninety-"hree and five-t nths linear feet (4993.5 ft) of the California Consolidated Quartz sale eee or deposit, with surface ground two undred feet in wisth, along the “Gold Tunnel” ant California locations thereof, and one handred feetin width along the Tilinois location, in Nevada end Gold Flat Mini Districts, Nevada County California, and desscribed inthe se a toc noteson file in is office, as follows, Viz: tie oid agtes ofthe U.8. Survey of the California Consolidated Quartz Ming Company. urvey of the Lode.—Beyinning at the stake marked C. C. L. No 1, (California Consolidated Lode) standing on the S_ side of a pine stump 20.00 ins. diam and 0.08 chs § of the new road from Nevada City to the Providence mine ; running thence ona true course var 18° 3v’ East, N 20° E. 0.08 chs south side of road 0.24 chs. North side of roaid-1.27 chs old wood road 9.33 chs crossing old round. mining shaft 9.54 chs middle of old Nevada and Frovidene road 665.3 feet or 10,08 chains, set astake marked 2. CL No 2, at the point orthe 1-4 Sec common to the $ E1-4and8 W1-4-of Sec 12, T16, N Kk NoSE,M DB aud M—the original 1-4 Section stake having been removed. I provedthe point by a pine tree 6ins. diam in 1867, now 14 ins, diam bearing $ 42 1-29 E 1.67 chs dist, 8 W cor Cal Mill office yet disinguishable N 50° E 0.71 chy dist 5 E. corner of carpenter shop, that should bear N 20° E0.4) chains totally obiterated ; thence N 28° E 3.48 chs to old road, 12.43 chains board fence running E and W 834.9 feet or 12.66 chs. seta stake ina stone mound in th hollow of a rotten stuimp three feet (3 ft) in diameter, stake marked C CL No 3; thence N 4 © E2.22chscrov-ed mining ditch 2:35 chs corner of fence running E and W and N and § 3.30 chs fence running Eand W, 3.80 chs fence running N and S 4.47 chs fence running Nand 8 7.68 chs, Ravine running northwesterly 1054.7 fteor 15.98 chs ; set witness stake in stone mound on sloping shelf of rock on 8 bank of » eer Creek mar«ed W LNo4, 16.00 chs north edge of Deer Creek 1093.6 ft or 16.57 chs, mid channel of Deer Creek from which a drill hole in 2 large boulder, partly split b blasting, bears 8 32 1-42 W 0.47 chains distant: Thence N 4° E, 42.2 ft or 0 64 chains, set a stake ina stone mound marked W . , No 4, on north bank of Deer Creek, 3.35 chains cross road from Nevade City to Merrifield mine 4.00 choins; 10,12 chs fence running Easterly and Westerly 799.9 feet or 12,12 chains, set a stuke marked CC L No5; thence N 909° W 1.07 chains ten-e running E and W 1.57 chs, fence running northerly and southerly 2.12 chains, line passing through a trimmed pine tree 12 in. diameter 19.00 chains, upper end of West Broad street, Nevada City. 1699 8 feet or 24.24 chains north terminus of the lode line, seta stake marked C C L No 6, on the steep bank of the south side of asmall ravine ranning from W to CT, a B ac ree 6 inches diameter blazed a marked W L No6, bears 8 41° W 0,34 chains. Exterior Boundaries, Beginning at a stake marked C. C. Co. No. 1, standing 1 cmiidle of a small ravine, ruuning from BE. to W. A ere sapling 4 ins in diameter bears 8. 81° W, 0.90 chs dist; running thence mag,var. 18° 30° east, 89 > E, 0.50 chs; fence running easterly and westerly 20.64 chs; thence running northerly and suutherly 21.96 chains; fence running easterly and westerly 22.97; fence NEand >W 23 47 chs:fence running NW and SE 2877 chs; pass pine tree 16 ins dam. 2 links to

thele.t of line marked W. T No. 2,16,13 feet or 24,24 chs: set stake on barn yard marked #O. C. Co. No. 2;” thence 8S 4° W 0,17 chs. fence running northeast and southwest 1,35 chs, fence running northwest and southeast 3.34 chs, a double pine tree 16 ins diam. 3.87. chs; fence running northeasterly and southwesterly 6.57 chs; Tense running nortnwesterly and southeasterly 9.00 chs, road from Nevada City t» Merrifield mine 709.6 ft or 11.66 chs; setstake in crevice of shelving ledge of rocks on the north branch of Deer chairs mid channel of D er Creek; ce down mid channel of Deer Creek N 80% W 62.7 ft or 0.95 chs; thence S 43° W 65.3 ft or 9.99 chs, stake marked W. 8S. No. 4 standing in stone monument on shelving ledge of rock on tne south bank of Deer Creek 9.50 chs, ravine running northwesterly 1,100.9 feet or 16,68 chs, sut Stake marked ©, C. Co. No. 5; thence 870% E 66.6 ft or 1.01 chs. set stake marked ©, C. Co. No. 6; thence 8 28> W 12 06 chs cross section line between Secs 12 and 138, 1.69 chs east of quarter section corner common tothe SE 1-4 and SW 1-4 of Sec, 12, T. 16 N, R. No, 8 E, M. D. B. and M. 842.2 ft or 13.76 chs, set stake marked C. chs. set. stake marked CU. C,.Co. No. 8; thence S$ s1° W113.2 it or1.71 1-2’chs, lode stake marked C. C. Co. No. 1, 226 4 ft or 3.43 chs, sect stake marked C, C. Co. No. 9; thence N 20° £. 10.87 chs cross section line between sections 12 and 12, 1.59 chs west of quarter sectlan corner common to SE 1-4and SW 1-4 of sec, 12, T 16, N R No. 8 E, M. D. B, and M. 76.00 feet or 11.00 chs, set stake marked C, C. Co, No, 10; thence N 28° E 827.6 ft or,12.54 chs, set stake marked ©. C. Co. No. 11: thence $ 70> E 46.7 feet or 1.01 chs, set stake marked ©, C. Co. No, 12; thence N 43 © £2.20 chs, fence running east and west 2.20 chs, fence running north and south 8.45 chs, ravine running northwesterly 1080.3 1t or 15,61 chs, set stake marked W. 8. No 18 on 8 bank of Deer Creek 1085.4 ft or 16.46 chs mid channel of Deer Creek; thence up mid channcl of Deer Creek N. 86° W 62.7 feet or 0.95 chs; thence N, 4° E 39.6 ft or 0,60 chs; set witness stake marked W. 8. No, 14, 2.65 chs, road leadiny to Merrifield mine 8.20 chs, fence running northeasterly and southwesterly 786.7 ft or 11.92 chains, set stake marked ““C. C. Co, No, 15;” thenee N. 9° _W 1.65 chs; fence ruining northeasterly and southwesterly 8.97 chs, fence running northeasterly and southwesierly 1586 feet or 24,08 chs from stake marked C, C. L No lode linestake marked UC. U.L. No. 6,200 ft or 3.03 chs to the place of beginning, containing 19.31 acres of iand, situated in sections 1Z and 13, T, 16 N., KR, 8 KE, M, D, B. and M., Novada County, State of California. All courses in the foreguing survey run by corrected and improved instruments No, 22 Vemer s compass. Devia ion US, 0’ 0.” All measurements taken by -corrected 66 ft ie to the U.S. Standard. Stamped U. 8. Adjoining claims are the Pennsylvania, Nevada, Eddy, Providence, Perseverance and Live Yaukee, and Thomas quartz mines, and Arboyast and. Hartford placer min Williams placer and quartz mines 2 All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the from the first day of publishing hereof ED. F. TAYL:-R, Reyister. J. M. Walling, Atty. jy2 *UMMONS.—In the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of Califorvia — state of California, County of \evada, ss.— the People of the State of California send Greeting ; To Gorge M, P.nkham, defendant, Youare hereby required to appear in anaction bi oughtagainst y+u in the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, on the twenty-fourth day of, July, 1882, by Emma b:. Pinkham, plaintiff, and to answer the comp!aint filed therein, within 10 the service on you of this Summons, ff served within this county ; or, if served out otf this county, within thiaty days, or judgment will be taker against you by default, according tothe prayer of said complaint, This action is brought to obtain a decree of this Court dissolving the bo.ds of matrimony now existing between Piff. and Deft., .anu that Piff. be allowed te resume ‘her forme: name, Emma D, Bluett, That the Piff be aHowed all of the household turniture, chattels and personal property now in their late residence, and now owned by PHf. anu Deit. jointiy. Flff. also prays for general re lief. For cause of action Pi. ailezes that Deft. failed to pra, ide for said Plff. the common necessarice of life. And that said De t. treatea sa.d PIff. in @ cruel and inhuman manner, Allof which appearg in the com plaint toayhich reference is hereby made, . And youare hereby notified that if fail to appear and answer the said com Jaint etapa pquired,, the = plaintiff will a e Cou ‘or ti li fle Aj ‘ € rel en Pexen de~~) _In_testiniony whereof; 1, J. {Seat oar, Clerk of the Superior cae ‘~~ J atoresaid, do hereunto set my hanc and impress the Seal of said Court, at office in the City of Nevada, on the 31st day oi duly, a. D, 1882. J, E. CARR, Clerk. , By T. H. Carr, D 2W, D. Long, Piffs Attorney, Tei WM, B. LAKE, * 240 Montgomery St., SAX FRANCIscO, ERSONS teeing awn from San . ? cisco, in want cary scticle of aes MERCHANDISE, : goes their orders {filled ev lowest : the undersi ch ee we ks = Nevada City. . a scant! Onitrt dmasteonen, FoRsDAy, Avett 16, 166. Creek, marked W. 3. No. 3. 813.8 ft or 12.83) C. Co. No 7; thence 8 20° W 604.6 ft or 9.16} + 15; thence N81° E 100 ft or 1 51 1-2 chs,north . same before this ottice within sixt~ days days (exclusive of the day of service) after . Purchasing Agent _} 500-payes arene ae § tht, 50e, —-AND ESPECIALLY-—Those Suffering from Debility Nervous Prostration, Loss of Vitality. Sexual Infirmities, Etc., Ete. —o— VHE GREAT NEED fromTHOSE HAVE wno are eonaiey . is SEXUAL AND ERRVOUS COMPLAINTS a physician who can compiehond their ailments and successfully treatthem. Theqeneral practiitioner is not sufficiently filled in these classes and it must be left to t he yey who with edncatin, long pracice, thoroug hknow!edge and comprehensive mind, is prepared to cure them, DR. J. C. YOUNG ned his now celebrated Institute in 1850 for the purpose of affording the afflicted the certainty of ane ype eter ange and perfect and permanen' ls tor over 30 ears it has sustained the first rank not only upon this Coast but throughout the civilized world. Iam aware that by dwelling upon so.uninviting a subject as the Deeay of Sexual Vigor the ignorant may asperse my motive, but the desire to inform those. who are snffering through ignorance, ana who by carelessness or want of knowledge that a cure can be had, are not only hurrying themxelves to an untimely grave, giving sexual weakness as an inheritance to future generations, is too great an incentive to permit me to be silent. Symptoms. IF YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM NIGHT LOSSES, NERVOUSNESS, WEAKNESSES, CONFUSION OF MIND, SLIGHT LOSSES WHEN UNDER EXCITEMENT, VARIABLE TEMPER, TREMBLING, PALPITATION,FLUSHES, &., OR IF YOU HAVE PRACE HGnLigCF-ABUSE E,EN IN. IN ‘THK rg8ST CKfESTARTICULAR you are suffer oO Drend Enemy of Buman Life, And should not hesitate to seek at once health and happiness in a cure CURES GUARANTEED. FEES MODERATE. CONSULTATION BY LETTER OR OTHERWISE— Free. Exclusively Vegetable Remedies Used. —o— LADIES— You are especially liable to suffering from NERVOUS PROSTRATION. All your peculiar complaints are nervous in theit origin and hence your sufferings are terribly depressing or inexpressibly keen. The Doc“ tor in his researches and practice of NERVOUS TROUBLES has made your organiza. tion a special study and is thus enabled from his experience and knowledge to aid and cure you in any of the Troubles, Wenk nesses, Distresses and Sufferings to which asa sex you are liable, — 4@ You will find in the Doctor a friend upon whom you can rely for comfort, aid and cure Dr. Young's Female Remedies have attained a reputation for efficiency unequaled by any medicine, or medical prescription ever offered. They can be sent by mail or express. hose desiring personal care and att +3 tv tie Slt and Ali . of troubles to do so, . : TO THE UNFORTUNATE, DR. GIBBONS DisrPENnsaARYy _ Ne. 623 Kearney Street, " =e Established in orrhea, Gleet, isin all its forms Seminal c cy. ete. — years ota nd ing} f cerate legs ‘successful >. treated. Dr. Gabpons has the of. announe» ing that he has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of Europe, and has resumed practice at the D: : Kearney Street San Francisco, where his old patients and those requiring his services may find him. _ Seminal Weakness. Homrgee epee a twed woe: Dee of self use. ¢ solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is “Practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, pro; ducing with unerring er the fo! train of morbid de pee gana unless combatt by scientific medical measures, viz: countenance, dark spots under the eyes in in the head, ringing in the ears, noise ike'the rustling of leaves and the rattling: of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, *weakness of the limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in ap-proaching meg a dislike to form new noqust t , disposition to shun society cas ‘eat * yun * various eruptions about the face, furretl tongue, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats,monomania and frequent insanity. If relief be not obtained, persons so afflicthould apply immediately.either in person or by letter, andhave a cure effected by his new and scientific mode of treating his diseases, which never failsof effecting a quick and radical cure. Married Men. Or those who contemplate marriage, who are suffering under any of these fearful Gnamatuitity toatl not tone the po heagye — ng upon them nor delay obtain immediate feltet. -@ured xt Home, § Persons ta distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating-case; symptons, length of time the disease hascontinued, and the medicine wil} be promptly sent, ‘free form damage or curiosity, to any part of the country, with full and plain directions for use. By enclos! ing TEN DOLLARS in coin, in a_yr letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Oo. a package of medicin will beforwarded by express to any part o' the Union. Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney street, corner Commercial, San. Fran : Post. Office: Box 1957..4a7 Correspondents will pl inform Dr. Gibbon that they read this advertisement in the Nevapa City Daly Transcript ean haveall necessary accommodations furrished —O— Letters. Those who can not visit the city can by giving their-symptomsin their own way, re-' ceive advice, and when desired, treatment at home with every assurance of a cure. LETTERS RETURNED OR DESTROYED. Address, DR. J. C. YOUNG, Medical Institute, No. 7 Stockton St. San Francisco, Feb. 21, 1882. DR. SPINNEY, No, 11 Kearney Street. Cures all Chronic and Special Diseases. YOUNG MEN Ww may be suffering from the effects of youthful follies or indiscretion wil do well to avail themselves of this, the greatest boon ever laidat the altar of suffering hum :nity, DR. sPINNEY will guarantee to forfeit 3500 for every case of Semina! Weaktess ar private disease of any kind chiracter which he undertakes and failg to cure. Middle Men, Thereare many at the age of thirty to sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuations of the bladder, often accompanied by a slight smarting of burning sensation anda weakening of the system in & manner the patient cannotaccount for. On examining the urinary deposits a ropy sediment will o:ten be found, and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear, or the color will be of & thin milkish hue, ayain changing to a dark and torpid appearance. There are many men who die of this. ditfieulty, ignorant of the cause, which is the second stage of seminal weakness. Dr. 8. will guarantee a perfect.cureinall such cases, and 9. healthy restoration of the genitourinary organs. re ene ing Kemedy and Nerve Tonte is the legitimate reyears of practical ex) Leia ercersnmmceenstne and Phys. e , 9e al Wea ness, Spermator1 vouksiaevhes Erhissicns, Tnpodency,, Exhausted Mie : ature Declineand LOSS OF MANION all L ea 0 its pd << fom ao ts MS Suse rote It enriches and purifies the Blood. St: = ons the Neves! er Digestion, Reproductive Organs, and Physical and Men. tal ulties. stops any unnatural debilitating drain upon the system, preventing in. voluntary logses, debilitating dreams, semf. nal losses with the urine, etc.,'so destructive to mind and body, . It isa sure eliminator of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER CuMF LAINTS, z autaton, he yer ingredients. suffer! gathe effects ufyeuthtat indiscretions ry went CURE 18 GUAMAX rent CU TEED. $2 50 per bottle, od ave bottle iocvie i reotions ar seou! trom observation to Hing p79 sagged ceipt of price, or C. 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Trade supplied by sh ARPA) MARASZTHY « Co., 539 Washi» ant California “tt 88" Francisco, AGENTS WANTED, For Col. J." W. Buel’s Famons BORDER OUTLAWS. lerful Adventures of America’s pros THE YOUNGER BROTHERS FRANK AND JESSE JAMES, And their. bands of. highwaymen, d he present moment, includi EATH Of JESSE JAMES and all sr aoe kod and THRILLING developments, iiineres tions and Portraits, mhong wh Pp ae James before: and after dea Colored Pjatea. jpfeapaly polly pet rom Cole Younger ; the breaking up of the 5 d-revelations of STARTL N@ 8Emere The BLAOK FLAG, the terrib] LACK OATH,” and hundreds of athens’ tgnishing facta, "Most Wonderful and Bact, ing book in existence . Outaells everything . New’and Greatly Enlarged Edition een” ration 31,50, Agents’ . : . ing unobserved in. the urine, and many oth-. MUltation free. } or four tim og by letses, stating sep pioms; sex. and tite, Will be sent to any one a lying by : letter, stating symptoms, sex and age. Strict sectecy in regard toall business transactions. Gleet, Leucorrhuea. gists; $2 a bottle, six bottles for and BIL ] . alae re hs cure in the ‘market. For accompanied “ith @1 eo good * package is shipped Nevada and Dutch Flat Stage The Great English Remed Isa anton? . ing cure for nerDebility, "xhausted — Vitality, Seminal Weakness, Spermatorrhea, Lost Manhood, ImSelfAbuse, Youthful‘ Foljes, and excesses 1n-Maturer years, such as Loss of Memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal Emisslons, Aversion to Society, Dininex<s of Vis. fon, Noises in the Head; the vital fluid passer diseases that lead to ‘insanity and death . DR. MINTIE will agree to forfeit Five Wun'red Dollars for a case of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE (under his special advice and treatment) will not cure: “r for anything impure or injuriou> found hit. DR. MINTIE treats al] private «isvases successfully without meroury. Con: , Thorough examination 2e, including analysis of urine,$ 6 00 tal Restorative $3 00 a bottle, # times the quantity, $10 00; sent 10 any on gr Ba of price,or ©. , D. rom observation; name if desired, by ~~ aiuto Sample Raitle Free, sent on aipplicammunications strictly confidential, i A. E. MINTEIE, M. D.,° i Keatny Street, San Francisea, Sample: DR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY NEPHRETICUM, cures all eee ney and Blad er te ees Gonorrhoea, DR. MINTIE'S DANDE are the best and deere Berens iggists, All Orders for Medicine €. @ WP. must be™ eer treatment o' , _ and Seminal \Dig. Loans eases such assult of over 20: Dr. C. D, Salfield, 216 Kearny Street, . or sale Sy Ne —— sito ae the beginning of 12 on e 3 Ist, A teen morning, July . Cash on hend : * canon dopo nit with o ther ban ks, i2on : . = 7 ' cash items bh Real pel taken Interest $ 30,000 09 ‘2 Lf 2 112,633 gg era 1 31 Total Liabilities. . $151.027 o4 dabilities....., 1,027 04: State of California, County, of Ney. We dosolemnly ‘swear That ri cooky) a petaons) knowledge of ye et in the foregoing stat, ment, and. that the same is'a true ‘and rate statement of the financial condition: the Citizéns Bank on the ‘morning ot J hn 1st, 1882, according to the best of our Me edge and belief, and that assets © ae are all under cus! proper officers ana agen We turthei more dolanaty’ see Paid up Capital of Bank ig Thirt Thousand ($30,000) Dollars, and that mit capital consists of the assets tranet i he Bank of Nevada County tothe Citizen, Bank, _ E. MP er IN, Presider JNO. T. MORGRY, Out® Subscribed‘and sworn before me, p. a. rt orn: i : D. 1882. ‘ NILES So na a. {SEAL] q Notary Py’ Nevada and Grass Valley Wood & Lumber Co, kK CONSTANTLY on For SATE All kinds of Cotamon and ClearBOMBER. ers at the office at he Y, Town Talk, on the Grass V: ATG. ate prewptly attended ton? "08d will be, Hogan’s Stage Line. ae . — TAGE leaves North 5 $57 Juan for Forest City on i : Fone: Wednesday and > upon ¢! of yea. warns Nevade City, ——— eturning ves Forest City Tu Thursday andtaturday, connecting eee Juan with stage for Nevada City. Leaves Nerth San Juan for North Broom. fie on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Returning leave ‘Ni Bloomfield: for North San Juan on Monday. Wednesday and Fridav ORSON TUCKER Driver, meirimaney, Delinquent Sale Notice, OLD SPRING GRAVEL MINING } Le PANY. Location Se peeeiont af Maen . . business Nevada City, California, Leation of works; Willow Valley, Nevads, County ,Cal Notice is hereby given that there. are de HAND . tinquent upon the following described stock . om account .of, assessment No. 2 j the 7th day of June, 1882," the age . i Be ite the namés of the ¥. . respective shareholders, as follows: 1 Names. tt Eo ublic auction, at the office of tne Secretary, Room 2, second floor, southeast corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City, California, on SATURDAY, the ‘Twenty-ninth day of July, 1882, at the hour of lo’clock, P.M. of said day, to pay said delin~ quent assessment thereon, together » with costs of advertising and.expenses of sale, jig A. H. PARKER, Seeretary. Notice is hereby given that the above sale has heen riot till SATURDAY, AUGUST 26th, at the same hour and place. By order of the Board of Pitectors. A. H. PARKER, Secrctary. WALLER & -MeSORLEY 245 Grand St.; New York. SEND_FOR. OUR Fa hion Gazette and Catalogue No, 20 It enables you to buy New York gools ev York prices, ,No household should ith ut it, Manufacturer and Importers of Ladies’, (Miases’” ind Children’s SvrtrTrs, Cloaks, Shawls, Weoolens, Linens, etc., etc. D DEALERS IN ‘WATCHES, £ SILVER-PLATED WARE JEWELRY, BOOTS AND SHOES, GENTS YOUTHS’ & BOY'S CLOTHING, UNDER WEAR, MILLINERY, YANKEE NOTIONS ~ OUR ‘Fashion Gazette ani Catalogue, No 20 is on wyout, and is full of illustration nd descriptions of the latest sty es in the s ¢ neof goods. Single copies sent free on * eipt of four cents postage. WALLER & McSORLEY. . as iaith) which will be deducted when the : nl? *yRUE CONCENTRATOR 1 GREEN. & .CO’S. DOWNIEVILLESTAGELINE ——, Throagh in. One Day. { ‘STAGES will Ieave the : “National Exchange Ho} tel, Nevada City, daily, at 6:80 o'clock, a. ¥., for North. San Juan, Camptonville, Mountain House, Forest City, Downieville, Sierra City and intermediate ‘Returning leave nati City at 6 o’clock,a. m., for Marysville, or hoe caacina hed: 8 » M. 's St the U. 5. Mail and beh Me rag Co,'s ress run from Forest. Ci so connect daily. with the le and Nevaaa City stages at the wottioe onal. Exchange Hotel : -At the Nati Exe 0 lerada City gree N wug2éSW. H. CRAWFORD Agent. irchased ‘th known 7 butit If you know a a it, and canvass your : rated Cireulars and ful’ L DAN LINAHAN ne nd yw . Thorse ; and Saturday, calling ae mene 5 to an Washington Ave 8t, iter, ah . lied Dap You Retand Lis Yok, jee is Nevada . YS 3 Returning, leave Dutch Flat on ‘Tuesd quick. and t> save time, ttamipe foe nat . Laave tte Ay run as follows: © . aan rj cab Paik d &nd control og” \< Cert; Shares. Amt bh Klingensper, 6. 100 = $10 00 Chas 6 “4890 19 0 . Klinvenspor, 7 100 10 00 © Chas. Klingenspor, 8 190 19 00 Chas. Klingenspor, 9 100 10 00 Chas, Klingenspor, 10 160 10 00 Chas, Klingenspor, 100 300 80 00 Chas. Klingenspor, 144 100 10 00: Chas. Kiingenspor, 150: 17 1 70: A, H. Parker,Trustee 23 200 20 00 A.H, Parker,Trustee 24 200 . 2000 A. H. Perker, Trustee 25 200 20 00 A. H, Parker,Trustee 26 200 20 00 A. H. er,Trustee 27 1000 = 100 00 A. H, Parker, Trustee 190 195 19 A. H, Parker, Trustee 152 100: 10 00 A.H. Parker, Trustee 171 61 6 10 68 6 80 th San Juan, Nevada City, and-interSi 7) 2 = ~~ iw », ba PR Bit _