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. A‘ORNPURY ‘TRE
“MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
~ __ INSTITUTE,’
“CXATILL offers’ th 'the afllicted positive
9 cure in all cases of see
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
it r » foundation of much In Youth is laid the d the incl
destructive of habits
making life a curse, and spreading weak-.
‘of the misery of after yeats
gence of the most
Hess and ruin among mankind, for itis a
well known fact that :
solitary vice, .even-{n the ae ges ro
: ness in
pinkie se as of diseasé, sorrow that grow to a harvest
4nd shante in after yeare.
: _! Young Man :
weakness you should . f you experience any
het asia? tor a day ‘may ae igor
“health if not your ‘life. In all — of
Weakness and Premature Decay _—
“iuaranteed by the Doctor to the oung,
Middle-aged or Old, without Exposure or
Yniderance from Business. The Remedies
are purely vegetable, and of a nature that
leaves no taint behind. Obseryg the sym.
toms and hasten to check the course of the
, vompraint, if you experience any of them—
nightly discharges, § ight dfscharges at
other times, trembling, anxisty, forgétfulness, confusion, paki in back, limbs or
body; forebodings, indigection, timidity,
aversion to society, loss 0 f power, want of
control, variable temper, attacks of sickness akin to biliousness, deposits in urine,
frregular bowels, etc. etc.
TERREBLE POISONS.he most subtle and virulent of
Nee human blood is that arisVenereal ‘Taint often yest 4
fter years -of-apparent cure, in Did.
pan ‘ores ‘upon various parts of the body.
Its great danger lics in thefact that it-is
given tothe innocent partner or # the*unborn child without showing 1D the person
erigigally ccontracling + a
. ; (HE USE OF MERCURY
sly nids in this terrible deception by dryshe epon toe surface and driving it back.
7 ood, All Venereal Poison isa
on and can be ee
‘the he only certainty of .
ee eae iseion is in the positive
Among
POiBORsing: from
commprehenstts, scientific and thorough, ‘best
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&3 the
of pnp dete practice. Rece ——,
in a few days and chronic cases W
. Our tests of the pres
¥nee of Taint in the blood are pever fal.
ang. ea ;
TO FEMALES.
after years of patient ‘invesThe Doctor, pttis enabled-to absure
rotiof and cure.
_. ‘hose. who require personal superyision
“ 4 can furnish with apartments
wih covet and skillful purses where
unremitted attention and constant gare
givé every assurance of rapid and perma‘nent cures. see
The Institute ig supplied with a
. LYINGIN BEPARTMENT, .
where patients will receive the treatment
.eoegsential in such cases.
. CURED AT HOME.
“4 é onttence. The great difficulty ;
ner wick find is the trouble of visiting
“the vity, often incurring an expense far exce@iing the cos} of treatment. This oe
pense can be avoided “by writing ‘to the
Doctor, giving in your owl Way, the ene.
‘toms of your trouble or complaint, : we
guaranteed the same a6 by .peragual v : :
AJL co nvunications strictly ee
and all letters either returned or destroy <
‘g# The Doctor. canbe refed upon ina
Gases requiring confidence and ny:
Repose confidence in him, all you who
auifer or aro dn distress. He will speedily
relieve and oure you.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
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q NHAMPION MINING COMPANY.—Tocation of ne ge place of business,
Grass Valley, Nevada County, California.
Location of works, Nevada Township, Nevada County, California, ‘Noticd ig hereby
“given that at a meeting of the rd of
Trustee’, held. on the 8th day of November, 1875,.an assessment (No.2) of Thirty
Gents per share, was levied upon the capital stock ef the said Company, pavable
immediately in United States gold coin, to
the Secr¢tary, at the office of the Company;
in the bvilding of ‘the old Minérs’ Hotel,
Boston Ravine, Grass Valley,,Nevada County, California. Any stock upon“‘whiieh this.
assessment shall remdin unpaid jon the
14th day of December, 1875, will be deemed delinquent, and“will be dyky advertised
for sale at public auction, and unlesspayment is made before, will .be sold on
TUESDAY, the 4th @ay 6f JANUARY, 1876,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with the costs of advertising and expenses
of wale. ‘Py order of the Board of Trustees,
JOHN FREDERICK SCHULTHESS,
. Secretary.
Office—Builtling of the old Miners’ Ho-’
tel, Boston Ravine, Grass Valley, Nevada
County, Cal. : nd
~ United States Land Office.
Sacramento, Cal., Nov. 9, 1875.
O ALL WHOM iT MAY CONCERN,
Whereas, on he25th day of Decernber, 1874, the Plat of: Township 18 North,.
Range 10 East, was filed in the U. 8. Land
Office, and by Ovmatissioner’s letter dated.
December 2d, 1871, the 8 W & of N W &,
NW & ofS W%, Sec. 14,and E % of NE
Quarter of Section 15in township 18 North,
Range 10 East,-is to be treated as mineral
in character until the: contrary is proved,
after due notice. And whereas, Lars F. K.
Bueh, (Post Office addreds' Moore’s Flat,
Nevada County, Cal.) did, on the 6th day
. Of Fanuary, 1875; file in the Register’s office
of this district his Declaratory Statement
No. 4,812, claiming the sbove describe
land, and has applied to enter the same as
agricultural land, alleging it to te more
valuable: for agricultural than :fer mining . ,
purposes; Therefore, you will take notice,
that under and. by virtwe’ of instructions
from the General Land Office, dated May
6th, 1871, we have fixed ‘the 2lst day of
December, A. D. 1875, at 11 o’clock, A. M:,
at this office, before the Register and Re.
ceiver, for the hearing of provufs to. deter.
mine the character of said lands.
In witness whereof we have hereunto set
our hands the day sand. year first above
written. : . .
T. B. McFARLAND, Register.
HART FELLOWS, Receiver.
John Caldwell, Atty. n12
Delinguent. Notice.
NION GRAVEL. MINING COMPANY.
‘Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California. ocation
of-works, Columbia’ Hill, Nevada County,
California. Notice—There are delinquent
upon the following described stock, on account of Assessment No. 12, levied on the
Twenty-first day of Oct, 1875, ,the severalameunts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders as follows: :
: No. of No, :
. Names. __ Cert’e. Shares ‘Amt.
Estate of F.L.-A. Bi:
oche, 48 434 434
And in accordance with law, and an order of thé Board ef Directors, made on the
2ist day of Oct. 1875, so many shares
ot each paxrcéi of such stock as muy be
nec ', will be sold at public auction
at fhe office of the Company, No. 320, Sansome street, Sam Francisco, California, on
. Monday, the Twentieth day of Dec., 1875,
at the hour of lw’cleck,P. M., of bueh day,
to pay delinquent assessments thereon,
together-with costs of ‘advertising and ex-,.
penses of the sale. :
‘THOMAS DERBY, Secretary.
Office—Wo. 320, Sansome Street, San
Francisco, California. °
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. Location. of princip@l place of Musiness; Ean Franciso, California. Location of works, North
Bloomfield, Nevada County,. California,
Notice—Bhere are delinquent, upon the
following described stock, on account of
Assessment No. 40, levied on the Twenty-.
first day of Oct., 1875, the several amonnts
set opposite the names of the ‘respective
shareholders as follows: ;
No. of No of
Names Certiti'e Shares. Amt
John Nightingale, . 60 500 500
John htingale, 61 600 500
-. R. Bayempue,J.B. Relton, G. Dussol, and S,
+L. Theller, Eexecutorsof the Estate of F.L.A,
Pioche, deceased, 62 6250 , 6250
And in accordance withdaw,and an on
der of the’ Board of Directors, made on the
Twenty-first day of Oct., 1$75,-s0 many
sharesof each parcehof-such stock as may
be necessary, will be sold at public auction
at the office of the Compagy, No, 320 Sansome Street, San Francisco, Califerpia, on
MONDAY the ‘Twentieth day of December,
1875, at the hour of one o'clock, P: M.,. of
such day, to pay delinguent Assessments
thereon, together witb costs of advertising
and expenses of the sale.
THOMAS DERBY, Secretary.
Office—No. 320, Sansome Street, San
Francisco, Califernia,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO
me directed and delivered-issued ok
of the District Coart_of the Tenth Ju-,
dieial District, in r thé County of!
Yuba, State of Califipnia, bearing date
Nov. 30th 1835; ora judgment rendered in
said Court on the 26th day of Noy., A,
D. 1875, in favor of P. Vanclief, and
against J. M. Foley, for the sum of Seyen-—
teen Hundred and Ten (1710) Dollars. and
‘costs taxed at $0, and actruing costs.. J
have levied upon all the right. title and
interest of Defendant, J.M. Foley,in ané
to the following described property,to wit:
+.
San Francisco ’ NAallthat piece or parce) of mining ground4
known as the * Matthias Ground,” situgte
weon Manzanita @ill,.in Mississippi Vat:
ley Mining District, in the township of
Bridgeport, county of ‘Nevada and State of
California; and more particularly cescribed
in the judgment ‘in tayor of J, M. Poley
against Newton C. Miller et al, m the Dis.
trict Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Dis.
trict, for the sail, county of Nevada, rentiff, and svid Newtun-C: Miller et al. were
eames. : i
Notieo.is hereby given that I will.expese
at public gale all the above described propérty to the highest bidder, for cash,in trout
of the Court House door,.in ‘the city of Nevada,-on i
M°NDAY, January 3d, 1876,
Betsreemthe house of [email protected]'clock, A, Ki.
5o’cloék, P. M. : md
Given under my hand this 7th day of
Dec, 1875. i :
G. W. SMITH, Sheriff.
oe -By A. W. Potter, Under. 6hieriff
Nilos Searls, Phf's Ktty. ee
as
LL Warrants on General Fund registered prior to Dec, 8th’, 1874. Also
-Warrants on General Fund, Nos. 249, 250
and 231, registered Dec, 8,.1874. Also iall
warrants on Road, Fund resistered prior
to July 9th, 1875. Also warrants Nos. 70
and 71 on Read Fund registered July 9th,
1875, A’s> warrant No, 4 on Hospital
Fund registered July 0th, 1874, will be
CO phe ge te Stites of Califérnia, county
‘K-) of Nevada, ssi,’In the District Court
of the Fourteenth “Judicial District of the
State of Calif in and for the county of
Nevada. The People of the State of California x g tod. ¥, Anderson,John
Arbézast,'B. 8. Gardner, ‘Samuel Huss.
Henry Rockéy, David Stanger, -— Hanford, —— Williams, Defendants. You are
hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you in the District Court
of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the:
State of Cglifornia,.in and for the county
of Nevada, on the 24th day of-September,
1875, by 4. M. Gladding, Plaintiff, and to
answet the complaint filed therein, within
ten days (éxclusive of error of service)
after the service on you of this summons—
if servea within this county; or, if served
out of this county, but in this District,
within twenty days; otherwise, within
forty deys—or judgment will be taxen
a ist you by default, according to the
Payer of said complaint. Being an action
ught against above named defendants,
fora partition of certain real property, of
which the parties plaintifLand defendants
‘iare tenants in common to the extent, and:
in proportions designated in complaint; to
which reference is hereby made; or-for a
sale of the said property according to law,
Said property is situated in Nevada MinAng District,county and State above named,
about one mile westerly cf Neyada City,on
the south side of Oust Hill, and
known as the Phoenix Tunnel Company's
Gravel Mining claims, commencing atthe,
mouth of the tunnel on said claims, and
running thenee easterly one hundred and
forty rods; thence north to the centre of
said Oustomah Hill; thenee westerly,‘following-along the centre of said hill ‘one’
hundred‘rods; thence on a direct line: to
the place of beginning. Plaintiff avers
that there are no liens resting on said
premises, nor does plaintiff own in common with defendants, any other land with.
in this State. Wherefore plaimtiff demands
judgment for a partition of the said real
property, according to the rights and interests of the several parties, or,if partition
can not be had without material injurpfto
those rights, then for a sale of said premises, and an equitable division of the proceedsof said sale among the cotenents—
the parties plaintiff aud defendants in
this action, and according to their respective rights and -interests therein. And you
are hereby notified that if you fail to appesr and answer, the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff will. apply,to the court for the relief therein demanded. : . :
——)_ In testimony whereof, I, Jno.
. sal Pattison, Clerk of District Court
—— ) aforesaid, do hereuritoset my band
‘. and impress the seal of said court, at office,
‘in the city of Nevada, on the 38th day of
October, AJD. 1875.
e+ © JNO. PATTISON, Clerx.
019-1 By James D. White, Deputy.
J.M. Walling, Piff’s Atty.
SHERIFF’S*SALE,
Y virtue of an Execution to me direc.
ed and delivered issued out of the
District.Court of the Fourteenth Judicial
District. in and for the county of Nevada,
State of California, bearing date Dec. 11th,
1875, on a judginent rendered in said court
on the-11th day of Dec. A.D, 1875, in
favor of H. Sylvester and againstthe Howard Hill Gold Mming Co., for the-sum of
Four Wundred and Forty-Two and—%5-100
dollars damages, with inlerest thereon at
the rate of.7 per cent_per annum till paid,
together with $3255 100 costs and disbursements, at. the date of said Judgmeht, and
accruing costs amounting to the sum of
$150, all in U. 8. gold coin. I have levied upon the following described property, heretofore attached, to wit: All that -certain
tract of mining yround, quartz ledges and
lot of mining claims commonly Known as
the ‘mining claims of the Howard Hill
Gold Mining Company, formesly_ known
as the Lucxy & Cambridge Co.’sclaim, situated on the southerly side of Middle Woif
creek, in Grass Valley township, Nevada
county, Cal,, bounded on the west by the
Independent Co's claims; and on the east
by the Union Mining Co.’s claims and by
Mattison’s Ranch claim,.on :the nerth by
the Union Uo.’s claims and unknown owners, and on the south by land of unknown
owners, together with -#ll the machinery,
tools, implements and appliatices unto the
said mine sad mining elaims belonging.
Noties is heréby given that I will expose
at public sale, the above described property
to the*highest bidder for cash, in front of
the Court House door, in the city.of Neyada, on >
pbATURDAY, JANUARY 8th, 1876.
Between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M., and
50’clock, P. M,
Given under my hand this 13th day of
Déeeamber, 13975. i
‘GEO. W. SMITH, Sheriff. ~
‘By A, W. Porren, Deputy.
E. W. Roberts, Atty. dls
Sheriff's ‘Sale.
V J HERKAS,J. H. Henderson,on the 138th
“7 day of Dec., A,-D, 1875, recovered a
judgment in the District Court ofthe l4th
Judicial District of the State of California
in and for.the,County of Ne@ada, against
James Smart and Isabella. Smart, Wm. B,
DoW, Fanny F. Dow aasds/D. B. Spangler,
for the: sum of Seven Hundred and Twen.ty-Five aud 6-100 aollars, with interest
thereon from the date of suid judgment at
the rate of seven Pe gent -perannam till
paid, printipal and” interest: payable in U,
S. gold coin, tegether with costs of suit
taxed at $57 7@, ahd counsel fees allowed
herein amounting to the sum of $98 75,and
$10 80 taxes paid thereon, and drawing like
rate of interest, is payable in like gold
-coin, which said judgment is reeorded in
“the Judgmett Book 5 of the said Distr.ct
Court, on pages 497-84 and 400, and whereas it is ordered that the Mortgage set forth
in Plainiiff’*’ Complaint be foreclosed and
Property therein described, to wit: That
certain tract or land, situate, lying and be
ing in the village of Hillsburg, about oneeighth of a mile east from the town of
Grass Valley.im She township of Grass
Valk y, in the county of Nevadaana State
ree Catifornia, bouuded on the éast by land
of Blundéll,ene hundred and twenty-five
one hubéred and sixty feet, more or less;
on the west. by .a street oné “liyundred and
sth rty feet more or less; onfle nertli by
Wolf Creek, one hundred and seventy-five
feet, more ortless, containing about onehalf an aore éf land, with all and singular
the tenements, h: reditaments ‘and appure
tenances therennto belonging, be sold for
dered on the -2 day of July, 1874,-n an ne. . JNAsment,ttogether with interest snd costs,
tion wherein said. J. M. Foley was plain .
Notice ‘is hereby given ‘hat T*will ex.
pose at public sale all the above described
ie ? si Pe the nigheat bidder, for cash, in
ront of the Court House door, in the cit
of Nevada, on ° di .
SATURDAY, January Sth, 1876.
Between the hours of 9 o’elock; A.M., and’
3-o'eloek, P.M.. > 5 =
December, 1875.
P G@. W. SMITH, Sheriff.
By A. W. Pcrrex, Under Sheriff.
E.W. Koberts, Plif's Atty “dh
DENTISTRY.
an office bas 99
In’Kidd’s Bullding, Broad Street.
Over.Hyman Bros,’ Store, :
He-is.propared to perform <ll ‘kinds of
MVechauival and ive yin the
latest.and most upproved styles.
' R. P. E. HUGRSON,
‘feet, more or less; on the south by a street
Given under any hand this 16th day of
AS : No . .
Application fora Patent to Min. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
: Sacramento, Cal. Nov. 6, 1875,
OTICE is hereby given that Martin L.
‘Marsh, and the Bank of Nevada
County, whose Post Office is Nevada City.
Nevada County, Cal., have made a cation for Patent for the Jenny Lind Tr
Mine, bearing gold, situate in Hunt’s Hill
Mining District, Nevada County. Californotes on file in this dffice as follows, viz:
Survey of Exterior Boundaries,
Commenting at a stake marmed *‘M &-E”
(for Maine and, Eastern) No 4,;-standing
in ‘*‘Greenhorn Creek,” and marking the
8 E corner of the Maine and Eastern Placer
Mine. Thence oma true line, var. 18° E
S 42%° W 6.69 chains , ross section line
between Secs 19 and 24, ata point 35.04
chains south of the \ stdke on the. «as
siaé of Sec 24, Tp-16N;BR9-E, Mt. Diablo
Band M, 10,50 chains to a stake at the
junction of sluicing ravine with Green4034 ° W cross sluicing ravine 1.00 chain
west bank sluicing ravine, ascend 4,40
chains‘to'a cedartree 30in diam, marked
“J L” (for Jenny Lind.) From this cedar
_tree the mouth of the Jenny Lind tunnel
bears N 48° E 2.00 chains dist. Thence
‘on a true line, N 54%° W_3.70 chains,
descend a perpendicuidr ‘ban 40 ft: high
into a bydraulic cut. 6.00 chains ascend
perpendicular’bank out of cut 3600 chains’
toa stake marked JL. Thence on a true
line, N 36%°-E. 2.00 chains cross road
leading from Hunt’s Hill to McLeod’s
Ranch, 4.75 chains intersect south line of
the Maine and Eastern Mines. Thence on
& ‘true line, 8 60%° E following along
. the S line of Maine and Eastern abhor
ce 0 survey, 41.60 chains to a stake at p
See pg Containing 28. 99-100 acres.
Land on the north owned by Turner; laud
om the south owned by Hayward & Co.;land
on the east and west, vacant,and designated
as Lot No 50 and 87, in Sections 19 and 24,
Townshi
Mt. Diable Base and Meridian. Said location was made Dec. 8, ]864, and is recorded
the records of Hunf’s Hill Mining District. The applicants claim as purchasers.
* All persons hoiding any adverse claim
theretoare hereby required to present the
same before this office within sixty days
from the first day of publishing hereof.
nl3 T. B.McFARLAND, Register.
Niles Searls, Atty.' ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Barc SPRING GRAV ELIMINING CORPANY. Principal place of business,
Nevada City. Location-of works. seat Wil‘low Valley, Nevada County, Cal. Notice is
hereby given, that at:a meeting of the
trustees, held at the office of the Secretary.
November the ilth, 1875, an assessment
:(No.3) of one dollar per share, was levied
-upon the capital stock of said pout
puyable immediately in United States go
coin, to the Secretéry, of the company, at
his office, Broad street, Nevada City,
Any stock upon which said assessment .
shafi rernain unpaid on the 11th day of December,1875,will be deemed delinquent and
advertised for sale at public suetionu,andunless payment is made before, will be sold’
on the 10th day of January 1876, to
pay the delinquent assessment. thereon, together with costs of advertising: and expenses of sale. . ‘ =
By order of the Board of Trustees
I. J. ROLFE, Secretary.
Office on Broad street, .oppedite the National Hotel, Nevada City. ~ as
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
N the matter of the estate of James NooDan deceaged. Notice is hereby given
by the undersigned, Amivi®trator sf the
estute of saiddames Noonan,.deceased, to
the creditors of, and all reons having
claims against the estate said deceased,
to present. the same with the necessary
youchers’ within four months from the
first publication of this notice, to the und-rsigned, at the offige of J. I. Oalaéwell,
No, 42 Broad street, in Nevada City, Nevada County, Californis. . =
SOHN WHILE, Administrator.
J. I. Caldwell; Att'y. ; 2B
~ ANNUAL MEETING.
HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stocx: holders of the BANK’ OF NEVADA
COUNTY, will be litld at the Banking
House in Nevada City, on 5
*" Monday, Deeember 20th, 1875,
ai
At 2 6’elock, “" A. H. PARKER, Secy.
Nevada, Nov. 20, 1875.
TO ROAD CONTRACTORS, *
XN EALED PROPOSALS will be ‘received
‘KS atthe office of the Clerk of Nevada
County, ‘until / sis! oe ;
Thursday, Dec. 234, 1875,
At 12 o’clock, -M., for macadamizing 1,000
feet, more or leas, in Road District No.1,
Section 6, Nevada Township, on the Sugar
Loaf grade leading to San Juan. Also 750
feet on Sacramento street, on the Grass
¥alley road, Section No. 3. The grading is
to be 12 feet in width, and 12 inches deep.
For further ‘particulars entpuire of
: G. G@. ALLAN,
Road Commissioner of cat. District. . °
Nevada, Bec. 16, 1875. .
nia, and described tin the plat and field . ,
4.00 chains N of the north edge of tailings . .
-horn Creek: Thence on a ‘true line, NT
filein the Register’s office of this Distgict
Ang ‘the above described land, and has ap, Gay of Sanuary, A.D. 1876, at 11 o’clock,
Nevada City, Nov, 12th,fis75. . Noth, Range-9 East, is to be treated as:
7
-our ihands the day and year first above
PRIA NES te .
. YOUNG MEN
ay HO suffering from thé'ef: . fect df youthful follies or indiseretion, will do well to avail themselves! .
jof this, the greatest boon ever laid at);
ithe altar of suffering humanity. Dr,. .
'SPENNEY will guarantee to forfeit 3500!
lfor every-case of seminal weakness, or
. private disegse of any kind or cherecter
iwhich wndertakes and fails to cure,
He woufd, therefore say to the unfortunate sufferer who may read this notice,
hat-you-are treading upon dangerous
ground when youlonger delay iu seek.
ing thé proper ‘remedy for your com. . . :
plaint. You may be in the @rst stage:
remember you are approaching the last
If you are bordering upon the -last, and
suffering some or all of its ill effects,,;
émember thdtif you persistin precras-. . .
jtination, the time must come when the
. jmost skillful physician can render you
‘Ino assistance; when the door é£ hope!
'hwill be closed against you; when no oat
l'gel of mercy can bring you relief. In
jjmo-ease has the Dr. failed of success.
‘Then let not despsir work upon your
imaginetion, but avail yourself of the
beneficial results of his treatment before:
your case is beyond therich of medical)
skill, or before grim death hurries y
ito a premature grave. Full course-ofi.
itreatment $25. Send money by Post!. !
Office order or Express with fall de-}
scription of case. Call-or Address, .
DR. A, @.°SPINNEY, .
No. 11 Kearny Street, Sanrrancisco, [
. Coe Gy -sept-Fy
Untited States Land Office.
y :
; Sacramento, Cal., Dec. 13, 1875.
® ALL’ WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Whereas, on the 3d day of Sept. 1874,
the plat of Township 17 North, Range 9
East, was filed inthe U. 8. Land Office,
and by Commissioner’s®letter dated “Dec.
North, Range*:9 East, is to be treated as
mineral in:character until the contrary is
proved, after due notice. And Whereas,
Jdnn Nelson, (Post Office address Nevada
City, Cal.) did, on the 3lst dsy of Oct, 1874,
his Homestead Declaration No. 981, cjaimaf to enter the same as agricultural
and, alleging itto be more waluable for
agricultural. than for mining ‘purposes:
Therefore, you will take.notice that under
and by virtue of instructions from . the
Commissioner of the General Land Office,
dated May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the 24th . ,
‘A. M, at this office, before the Register
and Receiver for the hearing of proofs to.
determine the character of said lands,
In witness whereof, we have hereunte
set our hands the day and‘year first above
written. :
_T. B. McFARLAND, Register.
= 5 HART FELLOWS, Receiver.
J: B. Johnson, Atty. dis
. !
, Wnited States Land Office.
— . Sacramento, California, Dec. 13, 1875.
O all whom it may coneern: Whereas, .
on the 3d day of September, 1874, the
Plat of Township 17 North, Rauge 9 East,
was filed in the U.S. Land Office, and by
Commissioner’s letter dated December 24, .
1871; the N W % of SE \% the fractional 8°
W \% of NE \, and fractional 8 E \ of N
W Quarter of Section: 28, in Township 17
mineral in character, until the contrary is
proved, after due notice. And whereas,
EK. P. Hagar ¢Pest «Office address Nevada
City, Cal.) did, on the 1tth day of ‘Nov.
187#, Ble inthe (Register’s office. of this
District, his declaratory statement No.
4672, Glaiming ‘the above described land,’
and has Span ‘to enter the same.as agricultural land, alleging it to be morte vai
‘aable for agricuKural than for mining
.purposes; Therefore, you-will take notice,’
that_under and by virtue-of instructions
fvom the Commissioner of the General
Lanu Office, dated May 6th,j871, we have
fixed the 24th day of January, A. D. 1876,
at ll o’clock, A. M., at this office, before . :
the Register and Receiver, for the hearing
of proofs to determine the character of
said lands.
In witness whereof, we have hereurtio set’
written,
T. B. MicFARLAND, Register.
HART FELLOWS, Receiver.
J. B. Johnson, Atty. als
0 CONTRACTORS.
(apEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at the office of the Clerk of/ Nevada
-eounty, until aC
‘Monday, Dec. 27th, 1825,
kt 12 o’eloek, M., for the constenction of a
wallto secure the foundation of the east
Court House yard wall. It will be 169 feet
in length, tu average 20 inches high, and a
fill three feét wide, Specifications can be
seen at the Clerk's office. Ea
"By, oruer of the'Board of Supervisors.
INQ, PATTISON, Clerk.
: By Jamxs D. Wurreg, Deputy.Nevada, Dec. 18, = :
a
STRAYED.
RED COW, with a white cross in her
forehead, ana one horn lopped down
lower than the other. Said animal strayed
from our ranch abeut-three nionths ago.
Any information of her whereabouts may
beleft with . . ,
an Se GUSCETTI BROS,
Probate N otice.
TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of
Nevada. In Probate Court. In the
matter of Jeremiah 8. Brown, deceased.—
Pursuant to sn order cf said Court, madd
on the 13th day of December, A, D. 1875,
notice is hereby given that Wednesday the
Seventeenth day of January, 1876, at ten
o'clock, A. M. of said day, at the Court
United States Gold Coin, to satisty said . Room of said court, at the Court House, in
the City and County of ‘Nevada, have been
appointed asithettiane and place for proving the will of said Jeremiah S. Brown,deceased, and fer heering the application of
Benjamin C. Waite.fer the issuance to him
of letters testamentary, When and where
any person interested. may appear and contest the samy, Dated December 13th, 1875.
JOHN PATTISON , Clerk.
John Anderson, Atty. for Petitioner.
TO TAXPAYERS.
pe, is hereby given to the taxpayers of Washington Township that I
willbe insthe:town of Washington. to receive State and county taxes, on .
\ "E. P. SANFORD,
Tax Collector,
Revaiia, Dec. 4, 1875. ‘ seks
LADIBS,
‘YOU WANT a Pure, Bleomsing Complexion? ‘Ifso, a few a: Méstions of
AGAN’S MAGNOLIA BALM will gratify
you to your heart’s content.
Wurrr, Deputy. 1
oO
: A LL warrants on General Fund registered prior to Jan. 12, 1875. Also all
warrants on Road Fund registered prior to
Jusy 10, 1875. Also warrant 5 on Hospital
Puna, registered Oct. 8th, 1874, will -be
paid on presentation. Interest ceases from
' ¢'~ 4 E;P, SANFORD, Treasurer
= By & H. Parker, Deputy. °Nevada, Dec. 18, 3875.
Ordinance No 71.
vA* ORDINANCE levying @ City Prop.
e aX for the year ending May ist
1876. The Trustees of the City.of Nevada
do ordain as follows:
Section Itt. A City Propert “Pax of Forty Sam on fs one nndibes dollars of
assessed value for general purposes ard
of wwenty cents ov each ee sbundrsd
dollars.of assessed maloe for Fire purposes
is hereby levied upon 1 the ag able
and taxable property, both realand personal within the corporste limits of the City,
of Nevada for the year ending Migy 1. 1876.
WW. J. ORGAN, President.
AL. Hayson, Glerk. , ey) .
OTICE is hereby-given that I hana
sold out the Livery business, and urgently t all persens indebtedtto me, :
es _ December __-. . to call and settle without de Alt-per.}. ,. ucedta: Es Rtst.— hantng Bilisaeeiens lay.
sons I meere ted
to present them for payment. Al -bills
remafning nunsettletiin 30 Gays will be
laced in the hands of. an-officer for colection. The late business of the Empire
Livery Stable nrust be settlea without de.
; lay, and those interested will please take
notice. . : _M, L. LANCASTER,
Nevada, Nov. 6fh, 1875,
= MUSIC DEALERS, pail ‘on presentation. Interest ceases . Artifieie h inserted on Gold, Silver. 1¢ does away with Redness ’ ° KR. M. HUNT, M. D.
; : . frou€tete, *. Vuleanite and Alumitium. Satisfactioy. Bl and Pim ; . YORNER KFARNY ‘& GUTTER -STS., E. P. SANFORD, Treas i ' ¥ ples. \Overcomes ATTENDING TAN
L& png es Agents for = fa By A. H. Panxan, Deputy. i WRdne tote ct Sadek ee the Flushed appearance of heat, } = ING PHYSIC .
{ aPactfieeoas : . Nevada, Dee. 9.7875 as oa) Nevada, algy somn, 1821, _. atigue amd Excitement. ant NEVADA CInY
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‘cured before it be too late.
+} person or by letter, and have
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
AEW REMEDIES, NEW :
DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY
Cor. Commercial, Sas, Fraxctco
NsPaBLISHED in 1854, fér the treat
KH ment.of Sexual and Semimal Diseageg
such as Gonorrhea,Gieet, Stricture, Syphi}.
isin allits forms, Seminal Weakness, Im
potency, etc.
Dk. GIBBON has the pleesure of an.
nouncing that he has returned from. visiti;
the principal Hospitals of Europé, and hasresumed practice at.his Dispenrary, 92
Kearney Street, cornér.of Commercial, San
Francisco, where his old patients and those
requiring his services may fad him.
The Doctor spared neither time nor
money in seeking out »w remedies, and hag
returned with increaseu acilities for the
‘alleviation of huinan suffering. ©
Horrible Diseases. -.
How many thousands of persons, both
mate ana female, are there whoare suffer
ing out a miserable existence from the ef.
fect of speret indulgences, or from viris
absorbe. into the system! Look at their
pallid, emaciated and disfigured faces and
their broken dowu, constitutions, disqnali.
fying them for the happiness of marriags
or the enjoyment. of-lifé..In this horrid
situation thousands suffer until death closes
the scene. Let parents, guardians, friends
attend toany of those who are snfferiug
with any of these horrible life destroying
maladics—see that they are cared for and .
Send them i
madiately to Dr. Gibbon, s physician whe
uno ade private disease his” especial studyor years, 8nd who is certain to cure the
most inveterate cases without merecury.or
injurious drugs, It is important to those
who are afflicted, or to those who are inter ~
ested inthe welfare of their friends, to be
cafeful of the manyBi omegg doctors whe
infest 11 cities, publishing their. skill in
curing all diseases in a few days, impusing
2d, 1871, the SE \ of S W i and SW of . th seen
16 North, Ranges 9 and 10 East. . § E Quarter of Section 28, in Township 17 upen the public by using the na of em
inent @hysicians from Europe and other
pla¢es, Be, therefore, careful snd make
strict inquiries, or you may fall into the
banés of those charlatans. ; t
: Seminal Weakness.
Seminal missions; the consequence ot
self abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved
sexual in@ulgence, is*_ pradti by the
youth of both sexesto #A almost unlimited
extent, producing with unérring cértainty
the folowing train of morbid symptoms,
anless .cembatted by . seientifie, medical
measures, Viz: Sallow countenance, dark
spotsunder the éyes, pain inthe’ herd, ringlng in the ears, noise likethe rustling of .
leaves and the rattling of chariots, nneatavss about the loins, wéaknéssof the limbs,
écafused vision. blun intellect, loss of
confidence, diffiderce in approachingstrang.
ers, a disiike to form new uaintances, a.
disposition to shun society, loss of men.
ory, hectic fishes, p’ and varioté
tions about the face, 1 tongue,
fetrti breath, coughs, consuniption, night
sweats, monomanis 4nd frequent. insanity,
Uf relief be not obtained pereone Bo afflicts
ed should apply imm tely, either in
cure effected
‘his new-and scientific Of-treating
this disease, which mever fails of effecting
quick anu radicalcyre. _Dr.G.: will giye
Une Hundred Dollars'to shy one who will
prove satisfactorily to him that he wascureé —
of thig compldint by either of ‘the San
Francisco quacks. ie
Married Men,
Or those who contemplate marriage, wheare suffering under any-of-thege fearful
muladies, should not forget the sacred re
spursibility resting upon them, nor delay
to obtain immediate relief.“Persons cdiling at Dr. Gibbon’s offee or
sending for packages of medicines misy rely
upon his assurance of confidential secrecy
with implicit, faith, and t no more
than to be charged with a fair and mute
ally satisfactory remuneration. of services
d, considering the
{ the cases, rather than a toe prevalent
selfish practice of extortion ‘among quacks
“On. GIBBON ts responsib! nd will A 8 6, and w
(ve to each patient s written instrament,
binding himself be oeeeiae and per
awnent cure, or mike no ¢ le =
'. Cured at Home
Persons at a. distance may be. CURED AT
—. “by addressing a lettér na st gr ;
»> stating case, smy] ength-e
time the disease has ohtineel, and the
medicine’ promptly forwarded, ffeé from
damage and curfosity, to any of the
country, with full and plain d ‘on for
ure. By englosing TEN Di in
coin, in a révistered letter ee ugh the
Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co.,
wpackage.of mediciné will be-forwarded
by express tu ony. part of the Union,
Address DR.%3; F. GIBBON, 623
wtieet, conuer Commercial; Sam Francise.
Post Office Box 1957, =
Private
trance‘on Commerctat treet. .
, Rememter to put BOX 21067 on the le
er,
Coengaltations FREE. : Bre
ae oprompondents will please inform
DR. GIBBON that they cedtl his advertim.
ment in-theDamLy TRransonert. } tayl
_ INDUSTRIAL
EXHIBITION COMPANY.
ta
N. Y. Industrial Exhibition Co.
became, * eee :
[LD eterre it witha Lottery; beer
in mind that the capital invested 48
always secured. . ‘
This loan is issued on'a novel plan, and
is authorized by special.Act-of the Legislsture of the State of New York. :
Every bondhotder must receive i lesst
$21, but he may-receive é
$100,000.
Or $35,000, or $10,000, or $5,000, or $3,000,
4th Premium Atiotment, June
7th, 1875. :
5th Series Drawing, July 6)
Circulars giving full exp) om, wil Be
— Ss ot oe 2pv 2 08 ee
without delay,
MORGENTHAU, BRUNO.&.00.,
FIyaNclaL AGENTS,
Ui 23 Park Row, New York.
Remit hy daaft on N. Y. City Banxs, Rey
ist-red Letter.or P. O. Money Onder.
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