December 27, 1867 (4 pages)

= sienabiross serge omen e ia tia Com FRA RTT eo aE ting for the (Sitting ep i pnw 5~e Asior Coneolidated Gold and silver Minin Bont seri sold to pag tie onrpany. a8 the samehas been to pay thi Satine and costs thereon. to-wit : a emo No — No — foe T ren, ons Uren 303 5» 500 J BUrea 170 5 500 3B Uren 198° & 500 BY 199 5 5 00 JB Uren 446° 34 250 dB bo not iss az * . dobn Peters — 555 1246 1250 John Peters 556 10 00 Samuel Coconawer 24 1 15 00 famnel Coconawer _ bot iss 2 250 Louis ae . pot ies 5 500 © not iss 2% —8t50 thew no ( Fsenawert : re 6 © 500 i ig ’ Tees 449 5 500 ye sts 8 Dighton Corson ‘5B : r Taylor 391 3 3 00 CA 54 5 500 ES Mark 572 5 500 Ef Richardson 469 5 500 Samael 331 23 250 Soametaweet aoa lame t James -part of 44 . Bi 3700 ye f 318 5 . 500 T A Talbert 386 1 10 Silas 392 * 400 R Smith ~ notiss 10 1000 Thomas Rawley 489 5 5.00 as Rawley. 501 5 5 00 Jaco 553 2 200 2 BT 5 5 00 HA Hart ? 339 10 1000 HH Hartley. * 338 3 8: 5 00 wee. fete ¥ Peskatir 498 5 500 ate ef OOO ae RS 7 W Noyes 442° 5 500 W H Rodda 138 20 20 00 W H Rodda not iss 5 500 R Kitto, newstock notiss 10 10°00 ante WOENDEAN, Secretary. Meadow Lake. Dec. 11th, 1867, ai? BL GRAVEL MINING Company, Location of Works, Eureka Township, Nevada oanty. California.—Notice is hereby given, that the several amounts ae ¢ opposite the names of the respective shareers are delinquent upon the following debed stock, in the Kentucky Blue Gravel pany, on acconnt of Assessment t, of Twelve Dollars and Fifty Cents per h oO. ” ghare, levied October 3, 1967 = Names. No. Shares. Amount. PW Copperes.-+. e++++ 18 COWBD «.++.-00" : ok: as ee a . Hie Da Fletoher..,.+.--+ +4 seed seeeteserasee wensese Jacod Fotisiss ss. 5S Dnaedes caeice ee Ee the 8 1 < wild oth ate eee heer wnee edba once VO ks spy ya . ce with the laws of the State an order of the Board of each of say's office, Gold Hill "8 0 be ¥; 70 pay said delinquent ea, pone) rit accruing costs of SES or the Board of Tomacee eee Ha BOONE, Secretary. Gold Hit, Nov. 12, 1867. noi? P ned ostpo . ‘The above sale is med until the Siat day of December, tut at the game hour and A f the Boerd of Trustees. pice. BY OnE AV EY BOONE, Sects Gold Hill, Dec. 11th. di5 HERIFF S SALE.—By virtue of an Execution to me delivered issued out of the District Court of the idth Judicial District, of the State of California, in for the county of ‘Nevada, bearing date Dec, 19th, 1*67, on a judg. ment rendered in said Court on the 10th day of , in favor of John Jobuston and og. McCormick, W. P. Goldst th. D. E. Osborn, G. W. Topliffe, Edward ‘Nuttall, Michael Williams, BE. A. Pompkins, and the te of John Nuttall, deccased. for the sum of Three Thousand Three Hundred six and 50-160 dollars (#3.356 50) in U. ead cote, damages.with interest on the sm r cent per month f 10.at the rate of 2 pad gol $19 40 at the rate and interest on the sum of ten percent annum till paid, principal ae torent le in U. S. gold eoin, together with $114 20 costs and disbursemedts, at the date of said judgment, and accruing costs ting to the sum of$i. Ihavelevied upon all the right, title and interest of defendants ox either of them in and to the following de . . heretofore attached, to-wit: rtain mill, mine and maehbinery at Howard lin Grass Valley township, Nevada county . about two miles easterly from the town of Grass alley, known as the mill. mine Relating works and machinery of Lucky Quartz ining Co. situate on the south side of Wolt Creek, and bounded.onthe cast by the Cambettine Company's claims and on the west by the claims Of the Tidependent Mining Compzany. Also, in and to that certain gravel lode to the south of said Lucky Quartz Mining Co's elaims. knowr as the Lueky Lede, toyether * with all the appurtenances unto the a‘oresaid property appertaining or in any wise belonging. otice is Rerab given thot I will expose to sablic sale the above described propery to the est bidder for cash. ian U.S, gould coin, in front of the Court House door, Nevada city, ‘en TUESDAY, oan. 2ist, 1868, between the hours of 9A. M.and5P.M. Given under my hand this 28d dey of Dec. 1887, ee R. B. GENTRY, Sheriff. _ 7. C. Denel, Atty. dt Nevada, Moore’s Flat & Eureka _ epA@E LEAVES NEVADA on Monday, Wednesday and ney (eonnectiung with Wella, Farvo and Co's Express) for LAKE CITY, NORTH BLOOMFIELD, MOORES “WOOLSEYS AND ORLEANS FLATS and RUREKA. Express leaves on Tuesday and Hat nONR Ta tetcs baeineen yiromptly. at xpress ® ® a sondea GREGORY & ENGLISH. Prope tended to. NK H. FISHER, MACHINIST, AUStiles?DEII1 near the Suspension Bridzé. Sage eae ‘ ° aa gues: = peopeny 2 ge : BUIL oslyn & Co, in the county of Ney oF the des Oe ee diene Pprompuly. . Sear 1°69, together withthe eumvar sii gosts Agent for Warren & Whitney. Nashua, Wt. fat peerere sar ae : pam oF oe eines the; ; cole ‘achi . follow scr oO 2 > House manufacturers of Machiniets T — an bet on the east side. oO! eg Meadow Lake, uery. ton a JJEp ep oa he ae gem Wh. MES Ro, > as the billiard saloon, in Nevada county, ee “e me deal 2g ; ‘T To pursuant testatnte made and paar esi . : os) 2. 1 will sell at public auction the above _. Beef, Perk, Mutton, Corned Beef, pr tothe e ar blader for ~~ in front . ofthe Conrt House vada city,on ThursSak Aeag ae Ola . day of Dec. 1968. B. B. : Wace GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY, tion ef works : Meadow Lake Mining District, Nevada county. California. Notice. There are delinguent upén the following described Stock, account of Assessment levied on the Sixteenth. day of November, 1367, the several amonnts sét opposite the names ofthe respective Shareholders at , SRE Names. No Cert. No Shs. Am’t. Caldwell M A 23 a 00 Curry John 238 AG 00 Curry John 239 40 1D 00 Coit Tracy 254 & 8 00 DeBell Joseph 52 12 12 00 DeBell Joseph 109 60 @ 00 Doten -Alf 96 2 @ 00 Doten Aif 97 20 2 00 Downey Geo 183 10 10 00 Downey. Gee 184 2 200 Fonda 3 1% 100 10 00 Fonda W T 124 10 10 00 Fonda W T 227 100 bal 7 00 Fonda W T 22 5 B00 Fonda W T 20 5 5 00 Fenton Benj bal 168 112 192 00 Fenton Julia A 170 100 100 00 Fenton Julia A 234 50 50 00 Fenton DW 178 150 160 00 Fenton Margaret P 181 50 & 00 Flynn PR 162 100 100 00 Lanham J W «257 100 *100 00 Lammon Geo I 182 8 8 00 McCoy P notissued 2 2 00 Mann S A 156 20 20 00 Mann SA 157 2 20 00 Paul James 289 40 40 00 Perley D W 235 10 10 00 Porter Ira 209 20 y 00 Rice E E 86 20° » 00 Rice E E 87 » DO " 00 Rice E E 88 12 2 00 rts Jane 265 20 20 00 Stover T B 122 12 2 00 Seffens Chas 211 40 00 Schooling J 25 80 4 00 yy HAJ 115 100 100 00 'yrrell A J 116 40 +4 00 Tyrrell A J 118 20 00 Tyrrell A J 119 80: = 00 HAS 120 80 00 HAJ 121 bs] 28 00 right Wm 150 2 2 00 Wright Wm 151 20 4 00tman BC 221 5 . 00 Whitman B C 222 23 28 00° Whitman BC 23 28 28 00 Whitman B C 224 28 28 00 Whitman B C 225 } 28 00 And in accordance'with law, and an order of the Board of Trustees, made on the 16th day of November, 1867, so many shares of each parcel of said Stock as may be neceséary, will be sold at public auction, by Olney &-Co., at No. 418 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal , on the Sixth day of January, 1868, at the bour of 110’clock a. m_, of eaid day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of Adverplsing and pape exof sale, M. B. MAY, Secretary. Office.—Room No. 5, Government House, north-west corner Warhington and Sansome, streets, San Franciseo, Ca’ iy de18 HERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue of an Execution to me delivered issned outo: the Distriet Court of the 14th Judicial Distriet of the State of California. in and for the connty of Nevada, bearing date Dec. 20th, 1867. on’.adg. in v ment rendered in said Court, Dec. 11, 1° favor of James Benallack and against W. H. V. Cronise, for the eum of One Thousand Four Hundred and Twenty-one and 50 100-dollars. [$1 421 50] damagee, with interest on said sum at the rate often per cent per annum fill paid, together $28 75 costs and dishureements at the date of said judgment and accruing costs amonnting to the sum of $1, I have levied. upon all the right, tife and interest of the defendant, in and te following described property, to-wit: those certain quartz mining claims formerly known as the claims of the Kate Hay’s Mining Co., situate in Grass. Valley township, Nevada county, State of California, on Kate Hay’s Hill, commencing at a point on the Kate ee BL quertz ledge, indicated by the old engine shaft, and extending thence thirteen hundred feet southerly on the course of said ledge and from said engirie shaft, extending northerly six hundred feet upon said ledge, with all the dips,«purs, angles and variations thereof. Al#o upon all of said defendant's right, title and interest in and to tho-e certain quartz claims, being twenty, sithated in said township, county and State, and located upon the Kate Hay’s ledge aforesaid, formerly called the McGlynn ledge, said ledge running norrh and south and dipping to the west,said twenty claims are descri as follows, to wit: Gommencing at a stake om the north side of the resent travelled road leading from Boston Ravine to (phir Hill, and extending from gaid stake, with the ledge south of ‘said road five hundred feet. and from said road north with the ledge fifteen hundred feet. Also in and to the hoisting and pumping gear, machinery engine, boiler, horse wdim, buildings an houses upon satd/claims above mentioned, together with all and singular the privileges and appurtenances nf abe ygtin . or inany wie belonging to the aforesaid property. otice is hereby giten that I will expose to public sale all the above described property to the highest bidder, in front.of the C: -urt House door, in the hag 4 of Nevada, on TUESDAY, Jan 2ist, 1868 between the honre of 9 o’dlock A. M. aud 5 o'clock Pv. M. ht. B, GENTRY, Sheriff. Dibble & Byrne, attys. de24 eat U MMONS.—State of California. County of Nevada. Tewnship of Little York, ¢3.— Before K. McGonn, Justice of the Peace. The Péaple of the State of California send greeting to B. F. Coon, Miles Toby and Joseph Unketer. You are hereby summoned to appear before meat my office, in the township of Little York in the county of Nevada, on the 1h day of March, 1868. at 10 o'clock, A. M. to. answef unto the complaint of Nelson V. Wagoner who suds to recover the sum of $159 25 on a promissory note bearing date Dec. 1th, 1963, with interest at the rate of ter per cent per annom as per note now ou filein «-y ofticewhen jndgment will be taken against you fer said ameunt together with costs and damaves if you fail to appear and answer. iveu under my hand this ?t7th day 1867. R, MbGOUN, Kevenue Stamp, 50 cts.» of Dec. J.P. It is hereby ordered that the above Summons be served by publication in the Nevada Transcript, a pownpapes published in Nevada county, for the period of or from date. cGOUN, J. P. A true eopy, Attest, dd M. COMBS Constable. VHERIFF’SSA a virtne ofan Execu i tion to me delivered issued out of the Jus tice’s Court of J. Kendall, J. P. township an-» county of Nevada, Cal. bearing date Nov, 7th 1867, on a jud ment rendered in said court Ced i-th, 1807, in favor of the People of the Stare of California and against Joslyn & Co. fap the sum of $23 45 State and county Tax duly as6 Saou Pee } ory, aversion to society Bihan te . -De J, H-JOSSELYN, See oie maluableand NEVER FAILING REMEDIES, at the ) ELECTROPATHIC INSTITUTE, 645 Washington Street, Just above and opposite Maguire's “Opera s Honee,SAN FRANCISCO. [ods SEXES, YEARS. up to Febraary 12th, sinte the Institute was established. The Directors challenge the world to show a more sneceseftii medical trinmph. . There have been over TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND congultations, and nearly TWENTY THOUSAND contracts made, with only eleven failures to cure ; (in those cases the fee was returned.) A large number cf eases prescribed for which, from med aap — sease, could only be temporarily relieved. cas ain The Doctor makes it his study tFfletp suffering humanity withont regard to the amount of money the patient may be able to pay. remedies aré mild and gentle in their actfon. They are entirely free from all mineral poisons, or any substance that can peszibly injure the most delicate system. , The Doctor's e of practice is the REFORMED or ELECTROPATHIC system, by which one-half of the diseases n the catalogue can be cured withort medicine. IN ALL CASES HE WARRANTS A CURE or asks no pay for his services. It has been too common with persons calling themselves Physicians, to treat their poor victims until their fands were “exhansted, and then turn them away, half cured, to ‘die by the way-side, or become a burden to the public while he lingers outa life of suffering and-misery, To those afflicted with anpmentionable complaints, the Doctor would say that he can cure the worst possible case ina very short time, without the persons afflicted being exposed to their most intimate friends. To those whose constitutions have been injured by youthful excesses, the offers a positive and speedy return of health and manly vigor. To. the Rheumatic almost instantaneonus cure. To Females, Either sick or in trouble, the Doctor wishes to say that he is thoronghty conversant with their delicate and syn. pathetic systems, the diseases and troubles incident thereto, and can assure them a perfect, cure or relief.as the case may require. His FEMALE MONTALY medicines are unsu sed by any other known, They are pleasant to the taste, and will be warranted safe and pre: ge The titmost secrecy observed. All you that are afflicted, Male and Female, no matter what the case may be, I will give you relief or a cure, or ask nothing for my trouble, Persons meelding ata distance whose business or domestic affairs prevent their visiting the city, or those who feel a delicacy in personal consultation, can correspond with he Doctor, and have advice or remedies sent, which will be warranted to effect the result required and the letters will be destroyed. In writing care shonid be taken to deecribe symptoms correctly. State how long ‘the disease or — has beenrunning, together with sex and age, : : gee Always address thus: J. H. JOSSELYN M. D., San Francisco; Cal, Box 1945; or, if sent by Express, 645 Washington street, instead of the number of the box. Advice by letter or otherwise, gratis. Office hours 9 A.M. tO9P. M. ‘ J. H. JOSSELYN, M?:D., Resident Physician Electro: hic Institute. San Francisco, Oetober 23th, 1867. _‘ DR. J. M. MOREENO,' (Late consulting Physician at Dr. Gibbon’s Dispensary.) : HAS REMOVED TO No. 605 Saeramento Street, One door above Montgomery, San Francisco, Ualifornia. ARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO the treatment of diseases of women and children—Communications strictly confiden tial, and all correspondence promptly answered. Consultations by letter or otherwise rrex, TO THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED. Dr. Moreeno has been established in San ; and has _made.a-great. reputation in the treatment of all forms of Private Disease2—such as Syphilis, Gonnorrhea, Nocturnal Emissions, and all the consequences of self-abuse. In the first stages of syphilitic or gonnorrhoeal dieeases he guarantees a curein a few days without inconvenience to the patient or,hinderance to his business. When a patient, by neglect, or improper treatment, has developed the secondary symptome nb gat at pe painful swellings on the groin#. or ulcers in the throat or nose, whieh if not checked, destroy the soft parts and cange the bone to morti'y,. séparate and come away. leaving the sufferer‘an object hideous to behold, or when blotches and pimples break ont on the skinor when he has painful swellings upon the bones, or when his constitution is injured eo as to predispose to consumption or other constitutional disease. the Doctor guarantees a cure or asks no compensation. In rheunratiem. chronic or acute, in dysentery or diarrhoea he has safe and effeetnalremedies. For the treatment of the consequences of self-abuse, such as nocturnal emissions, nervousness, timidity, herdache, ringing in the eara, pains-in the back and limbs, with general weakves-, loss Of appetite, lozs of memory, injury to the sight, restlessness, confusion of ideas, dislike for society, and a feeling 6f weariness of life, the nervens system 8o excitable that slight noises shock or startle the patient, making his existence miserable. “For the above maladies the Doctor will guarantee a cure without mercury, or any deleterious drugs, or ask no compensation. He can be consulted free of charge, and invites all to call, as it will cost them nothing, and may be much to their advantage. Office hours from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M, e : SPERMATORRAOEA, Or local weakness, nervous debility low spirits lassitude. weakness of the limbs and back, indisposition and incope bility for labor. and study. dullness of apprehension, loss of mem-. love. of solitude, timidity, self-distrust, dizziness, headache. involuatary discharges, pains in the side, affections of the eye, pimples on the face; sexual and other intirmities in man, are cured without® fail by the justly celebrated physician and surgeon, Dr, J, M: Moreeno. His method of hence his great snecess, eb NO NECESSITY POR A PERSONAL INTERVIEW. Persons residing at a distanee who find it inconvenient to leave their business and visit the Decter.at his office, by ponding a fulland minute discription of their complaint,tcgether with ten. dollars, ean have their medicines forwarded to ba yet ot the Pacific Coast, to— with directions for use, without rge for medicines. rem A PREVENTATIVE. Persons who wish to guard against disease os the pecan pee et . e Rona oy state, can have a preventative forwaitdcd t dollars upon at all times, by sending two entloned in 9, letter dt t eA ‘ eae ORES. ‘certain and unfailin caring disease is new, (anknown to others) ] oe id SS9 enh TON Seek 2654 “ . ee oo MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 8. W, COR. PINE.& KEARNY STS, . Where the afflicted of both sexes will find speedy relief from thejr troubles, withont being rdined by quackery, or robbed by exhorbitant charges. — 5 ISEASES OF THE WOMB, CHARACterised by irregniar, suppressed or in. fal menstruation; pains in the sides and . sensation of weight in the pelvis, headac dimness of vision, despondency, &c. ; leu rhea or whites—are treated on scientific principles, and a,prompt and permanent cure ef fected, no matter. how obstinate it may have proved. When rightly treated it is capable of cure. Call and consult the Doctor ;/ it ‘will cost nothing, and will give you a knowledge of your disease. Spermatorrhe, Seminal Weaknese; Nocturnal Emissions and al] diseases caused bs 9 self polution, such as loss of memory, lassitude, pains in the back, weak nerves, difficulty of breathing,trembling, wakefulness, erupticns on the face, pale countenance, disinclination for ‘society, and ail the, com laints caused by indiscretion, will be aitlly and, permanently cured. ai\ : Tothose who have trifled with their constitutions until they think themselves beyond medical aid, we, say DESPAIR NOT—A cure 18 within reach after al] ether remedies have failed. Do not throw away time and money, and entail upon yourself and offspring : future misery, by nsing —_ nostrums. bat ap at once and receive prompt and scientific treatment, WITHOUT THE USE. OF POISONOUS DRUGS. Disease oF THE SEXUAL ORGANS, male; or femaie, whether recent or chronic, are treated with all the skill.and apenianees which modern science hasmade available. A ¢nre willbe guaranteed in the shortest possible timé and on the most reasenable terms. Young males or females who find their health impaired by indulgence in vicious. habits, or from indiseretion, will find sure and safe temedies for their trouble from whatsoever canee it may arise. Secondary and Hereditary A ffections—whether in the form of a single pimple, often the sure indication of hidden disease or the most malignant type of skin disease, wandering pains in the bones or joints, aching of the limbs, scrofala in all its manifold forms, dyspepsia,emaciation and debility treated with remedies. speedily exmmors, an@ imparting a ealthy tone to the system by purifying the blood, ting the secretions and re-invig-. orating the vital powers. An infirmary is connected with the establishment, where patients who desire may receive board and constant attention during their sickness, thus avoiding the inccnvenience ofa hotel. Kind andattentive nurses will be employed, and no means will be left untried to.give fui satistaction. The Doctor’s apartments are the most commedious and t arrap inthe city, and patients may rely npon ‘the strictest privacy.— CONSULTATIONS FREE, _. TO THE LADIES—The immense female. practice of the Doctor warrants him in ranteeing a cure in almost every case, and ladies suffering from any of the infirmities or troubles peculiar to their sex, will find the Doctor a safe confidant and scientific physician. In the treatment of suppressions and kindred diseases, he fs without an gos and they may feel assured that they will receive the most delicate and gentlemanly treatment, and se cure prompt relief from their troubles. Private apartments, with female nurses, for ladies who may desire the advanta: of hospital treatment and constanpt.attention during confirement. Those who-from feeble health or from diseases inherited from their te desire to limit their increase of family will receive such advice and counsel as may be necessary, enabling them to recover their exbausted health, and prevent entailing misery upon their offepring. TO CORRESPONDENTS Parties in the country who may desire to consult the Doctor ean do so by letter, and receive in return a full description of their disease and its means of cure. All communications will be held strictly confidential, and the Jetters returned if desired. Medicines will be sent securely. Letters to receivean answer, should be accompanied by an express envelope. Consultations free. A}l letters must be addressed to DR. C. W. MOORE, San Francisco. oct16-3m a all eorrupt PACIFIC MAIL STEAMHIP CO’S ait STEAMSHIPS ~ —FOR— NEW ¥ O'R ZX, JAPAN ANBDBCHINA Will be dispatched as follows: Leave Wharf, corner First and Brannan streets, at 11 o'clock a. m. of the follawing dates, for PANAMA, connecting via Panama Railroad, with one of the tba oe seen Steamers from ASPINWALL for NEW YORK. On the LOth, 18th and 30th of each month that has 30 days. Onthe 10th, 19th and 30th of each month that has 31 days.— When the 10th, 19th and 30th fall on Sunday, they will leave on Saturday preceding ; when the 18th fallson Sunday,they will leave on Monday following. Steamer leaving San Francisco on the 10th touches atManzanillo. All touch at Acapulco. Departures of 18th or 19th connect with French Transatlantic Company’s Steamer for St. Nazaire and English Steamer for Sonth America Through tickets can be, obtained. Departure of 10th connects with Enaglirh Steamér for Southampton, An-tralia, and South America, and P. R R. Co’s Steamer for Ospirel America, Through tickets can be obtained. The following Steamships will be diepatched on dates as given below: Dec. 19—Cunstitution, Capt. J. M Cavarly, connecting with Rising Star,Capt Connor, Dec. 30—Montana, Capt. E. 8. Farnsworth. connecting with Arizona, Cart. Maury. Cabin passengers berthed through: ge checked through— 100 pounds allowed each adult passenger. An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine and attendance free. These steamers will positively sail at 11 o'clock. Pas sengers are requested to have their baggage on board beforel0 o'clock. Through tickets to Liverpool by the Cunard, Inman and National Steamship Line, can be obtained at the P.M. §$.S. Co’s Office’ in San Franciteo where may also be obtained orders for passage from Liverpool or Southampton te San Francisco either via New Yorkor St. Thomas—if a desired amonnt of £10 to £20 will be advanced with the above drders. Holdersof orders wi!l be ipiaired to identify themselves to the. agents in England. For merchandise freight apply to Wells, Fargo & Co. The steamship China, Capt. D. W. Smith. wil be dispatched January 13th. 1868 at noon, from whart corner of First and Brannan str’ts, for Yokahama and Hongkong, connecting at Yokohama with the steamship Costa Rica for Shanghae. , ; For passage and other information apply at the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's office, corner of Sacramento and Leidesdortt streete, San Francisco, OLIVER ELDRIDGE, Agent DR. J. W. TALEO(T, Physitian ‘and Surgeon Office at Dr. Kens Drug Devotes attention : ‘Wamen ‘ spree ad 4 self, oo SERNA ES: RAR _ PRIVATE MEDICAL AD. . > ‘SK } ; . Quick Cures and Moderate Charges i. os ® Dr. W. HK. DOH ERTY!58 Private Medical, SURGICAL — INSTITUTE. BAN FRANCISGO, — Sacramento st. below Montgomery Opposite, Pacific Steamship Co's Office. Privats ENTRANCE on ‘Lets’ onrr Srreap Established expressly to afford the afflicted: sound and Scientifi¢ Medical Aid, in the ~ treatment and.cure of ali Private and Chronic Dieeases, ’cases of secrecy and all . sexnal disorders. To the Afflicted, OCTOR W.K. DOHERTY returns his sin. cere thanks:to his nnmerous patients for their satronage,and would take this opportunity: to remind them that he continnes to consult at his Institute for the cnre of chronic diseases of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and Genito-Urinary Organs, and all Private Diseases, viz: Syphilis im ell its forms and stages,Semin«] Weakness, and all the hor— rid consequences of self-ahbuse, Gonorrhoea, ° Gleet, Strictures, Nocturnal avd Diurnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back and Loins, Inflammation of the Bladder and Kidneys, etc. ;, and he hopes ag his ‘long ex. perience and successful practice will continue to insure him a share of public_patronage. By his practice of many years in Europe and the UnitedStates. he is enabled to apply the most efficient and successful remedies against diseases of all kinds. He uses no mercury, charges moderate, treata-his p»tients ina correct, and honorable way atid has references of nuquestiomable veracity from men of known respectability and high All parties consulting wise, will receive the best and gentlest treatment and implicit secrecy. DR. DOHERTY wonld call attention to the following certificate, from one of -his patients who, having fully recovered his health, desires tomake known his remedial agent. It:will be seen. his statement is fully authenticated by . a Notary Public. . The welfare of society imperionsly demands its publicity, and it is warn the unwary than to sound the praise of a Physician, of whom hnndreda of like cases ean be cited, during a practice of more than fifteen years. ; ? Seminal Weakness—A Sworn to Cer tificate of a most Remarkable Cure of Spermatorrhoea :— A desire to benefit suffering:-humanity, and a feeling of gratitude to Dr. W. K. DOHERTY,: induces ge ce yr ea Por many years been afflicted Spermproce A, oe the result of self abnee, bat till 1855 experienced buf little trouble or inconvenjence; in that year [ had Seminal Weakness to a fearful extent, which was followed by alarm ing, symptoms, such as weakness ofthe back limbs, dimness of vision, ‘neryousnées; etc, My mind, too, was affected to such an exten? as to seriously impair my memory; my ideas were confused and spirits depressed, I waa averee to society, had evil forehbodings and , self-distrust, and was entirely unfitted for any duties of life. From 1855 to the sammer of 1863, I employed the very best medical talent I could find, but in no instance obtaired more than temporary relief. I bad about concinded there. wasno relieffor me in this world, but reading Dr. Doherty’s advertisement, I deter mined to try him, though I did not expect mneh bénefit from his tment. On the Sth of December last. I myself under hie care ; in one week I found myself very much imroved, and now, after five,weeks’ treatment, T feel myself thorougbly cured of all mv trouhles, and in the enjeyment of the best of healtha Hoping that my experience may be of benefit to others similarly afflicted, I snhscribe myJAMES JOHNSTON, Subecribed and sworn to before me, this 15thday of Jenuaty, A. D. 1864. far A. G. RANDALL, Notary Public. : To Females. When a female is. in trouble, or afflicted with disease, such as weakness of thie back and limbs, pain in the head, loss of museular power palpitation of the heart, nervonsnese, extreme urinary difficuities, general debility, vaginitis. -all diseases of the womb, hysteria, sterility, and all other diseases peculiar to females, she sheuld go or write at once to the celebrated Female tor W.K. DOHERTY, at his Medjeal Institute, and consult him about troubles and disease. Irregularities, sa sions, etc., will receive the Doctor’s most particular atrention. Let no falve delicacy pre vent you, but apply immediately and save ourself from paintul sufferings and premauredeath. AM Married Ladies, whoeettelicate health oy other circumstances prevent an increase in their families, should write or ¢all at Dr. DOHERTY’S Medical Institute, and they will receive every possible relief and help. Phe Doctor's offices, consisting of a suite of six rooms, are so arranged that he can be consuited without fear of observation. reaTo Correspondents, Patients (male or female). residing in any rt of the State, however distant, who may Solve the opinion and advice ef Dr. Dohe and who thin on their respective eases, r to subthit a written statement of pro such, in preference to holding apersonal interview, are respectfully ass that their communications will be held most sacred.-— Dr. Doherty takes this opportunity of observing, that al} letters are opened only and replied to by himself, and the latter as promptly as pogsible. If the case de fullyand candidly described. personal communication will be papenneedes. as instructions for diet, regimen.and the general treatment of the case itself (including the remedies) will be forwarded without delay andin such a manner as to convey no idea of tS digi of the letter or parcel transmitted. Consultations by letter ‘or otherwise, FREE. rt care guaranteed or no pay. SPERMATORRHGA., . DR. DOHERTY has just publiched an im portant pamphlet, embodying his own views oot rg e: ae yt soeiew: te or. Virility : being a short treatise on Spermatorrhea sf oI Weaknees, Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on this Affection, and other diseases of the Sexual Organs. little work contains information of the utmost value to all, whether married or sin Shen tees es sent rae yy ee on reeeipt of Six postage ste mps for return postage, Address, fe. SAN FRANGI800 standing in society. _ im. by letter or other---ven moretoi

= sienabiross serge omen e ia tia Com FRA RTT eo aE ting for the (Sitting ep i pnw 5~e Asior Coneolidated Gold and silver Minin Bont seri sold to pag tie onrpany. a8 the samehas been to pay thi Satine and costs thereon. to-wit : a emo No — No — foe T ren, ons Uren 303 5» 500 J BUrea 170 5 500 3B Uren 198° & 500 BY 199 5 5 00 JB Uren 446° 34 250 dB bo not iss az * . dobn Peters — 555 1246 1250 John Peters 556 10 00 Samuel Coconawer 24 1 15 00 famnel Coconawer _ bot iss 2 250 Louis ae . pot ies 5 500 © not iss 2% —8t50 thew no ( Fsenawert : re 6 © 500 i ig ’ Tees 449 5 500 ye sts 8 Dighton Corson ‘5B : r Taylor 391 3 3 00 CA 54 5 500 ES Mark 572 5 500 Ef Richardson 469 5 500 Samael 331 23 250 Soametaweet aoa lame t James -part of 44 . Bi 3700 ye f 318 5 . 500 T A Talbert 386 1 10 Silas 392 * 400 R Smith ~ notiss 10 1000 Thomas Rawley 489 5 5.00 as Rawley. 501 5 5 00 Jaco 553 2 200 2 BT 5 5 00 HA Hart ? 339 10 1000 HH Hartley. * 338 3 8: 5 00 wee.. fete ¥ Peskatir 498 5 500 ate ef OOO ae RS 7 W Noyes 442° 5 500 W H Rodda 138 20 20 00 W H Rodda not iss 5 500 R Kitto, newstock notiss 10 10°00 ante WOENDEAN, Secretary. Meadow Lake. Dec. 11th, 1867, ai? BL GRAVEL MINING Company, Location of Works, Eureka Township, Nevada oanty. California.—Notice is hereby given, that the several amounts ae ¢ opposite the names of the respective shareers are delinquent upon the following debed stock, in the Kentucky Blue Gravel pany, on acconnt of Assessment t, of Twelve Dollars and Fifty Cents per h oO. ” ghare, levied October 3, 1967 = Names. No. Shares. Amount. PW Copperes..-+.. e++++ 18 COWBD «.++..-00" : ok: as ee a . Hie Da Fletoher....,.+.--+ +4 seed seeeteserasee wensese Jacod Fotisiss ss. 5S Dnaedes caeice ee Ee the 8 1 < wild oth ate eee heer wnee edba once VO ks spy ya . ce with the laws of the State an order of the Board of each of say's office, Gold Hill "8 0 be ¥; 70 pay said delinquent ea, pone) rit accruing costs of SES or the Board of Tomacee eee Ha BOONE, Secretary. Gold Hit, Nov. 12, 1867. noi? P ned ostpo . ‘The above sale is med until the Siat day of December, tut at the game hour and A f the Boerd of Trustees. pice. BY OnE AV EY BOONE, Sects Gold Hill, Dec. 11th. di5 HERIFF S SALE.—By virtue of an Execution to me delivered issued out of the District Court of the idth Judicial District, of the State of California, in for the county of ‘Nevada, bearing date Dec, 19th, 1*67, on a judg. ment rendered in said Court on the 10th day of , in favor of John Jobuston and og. McCormick, W. P. Goldst th. D. E. Osborn, G. W. Topliffe, Edward ‘Nuttall, Michael Williams, BE. A. Pompkins, and the te of John Nuttall, deccased. for the sum of Three Thousand Three Hundred six and 50-160 dollars (#3.356 50) in U. ead cote, damages.with interest on the sm r cent per month f 10.at the rate of 2 pad gol $19 40 at the rate and interest on the sum of ten percent annum till paid, principal ae torent le in U. S. gold eoin, together with $114 20 costs and disbursemedts, at the date of said judgment, and accruing costs ting to the sum of$i. Ihavelevied upon all the right, title and interest of defendants ox either of them in and to the following de . . heretofore attached, to-wit: rtain mill, mine and maehbinery at Howard lin Grass Valley township, Nevada county . about two miles easterly from the town of Grass alley, known as the mill. mine Relating works and machinery of Lucky Quartz ining Co. situate on the south side of Wolt Creek, and bounded.onthe cast by the Cambettine Company's claims and on the west by the claims Of the Tidependent Mining Compzany. Also, in and to that certain gravel lode to the south of said Lucky Quartz Mining Co's elaims. knowr as the Lueky Lede, toyether * with all the appurtenances unto the a‘oresaid property appertaining or in any wise belonging. otice is Rerab given thot I will expose to sablic sale the above described propery to the est bidder for cash. ian U.S, gould coin, in front of the Court House door, Nevada city, ‘en TUESDAY, oan. 2ist, 1868, between the hours of 9A. M.and5P.M. Given under my hand this 28d dey of Dec. 1887, ee R. B. GENTRY, Sheriff. _ 7. C. Denel, Atty. dt Nevada, Moore’s Flat & Eureka _ epA@E LEAVES NEVADA on Monday, Wednesday and ney (eonnectiung with Wella, Farvo and Co's Express) for LAKE CITY, NORTH BLOOMFIELD, MOORES “WOOLSEYS AND ORLEANS FLATS and RUREKA. Express leaves on Tuesday and Hat nONR Ta tetcs baeineen yiromptly. at xpress ® ® a sondea GREGORY & ENGLISH. Prope tended to. NK H. FISHER, MACHINIST, AUStiles?DEII1 near the Suspension Bridzé. Sage eae ‘ ° aa gues: = peopeny 2 ge : BUIL oslyn & Co, in the county of Ney oF the des Oe ee diene Pprompuly. . Sear 1°69, together withthe eumvar sii gosts Agent for Warren & Whitney. Nashua, Wt. fat peerere sar ae : pam oF oe eines the; ; cole ‘achi . follow scr oO 2 > House manufacturers of Machiniets T — an bet on the east side. oO! eg Meadow Lake, uery. ton a JJEp ep oa he ae gem Wh. MES Ro, > as the billiard saloon, in Nevada county, ee “e me deal 2g ; ‘T To pursuant testatnte made and paar esi . : os) 2. 1 will sell at public auction the above _. Beef, Perk, Mutton, Corned Beef, pr tothe e ar blader for ~~ in front . ofthe Conrt House vada city,on ThursSak Aeag ae Ola . day of Dec. 1968. B. B. : Wace GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY, tion ef works : Meadow Lake Mining District, Nevada county. California. Notice. There are delinguent upén the following described Stock, account of Assessment levied on the Sixteenth. day of November, 1367, the several amonnts sét opposite the names ofthe respective Shareholders at , SRE Names. No Cert. No Shs. Am’t. Caldwell M A 23 a 00 Curry John 238 AG 00 Curry John 239 40 1D 00 Coit Tracy 254 & 8 00 DeBell Joseph 52 12 12 00 DeBell Joseph 109 60 @ 00 Doten -Alf 96 2 @ 00 Doten Aif 97 20 2 00 Downey Geo 183 10 10 00 Downey. Gee 184 2 200 Fonda 3 1% 100 10 00 Fonda W T 124 10 10 00 Fonda W T 227 100 bal 7 00 Fonda W T 22 5 B00 Fonda W T 20 5 5 00 Fenton Benj bal 168 112 192 00 Fenton Julia A 170 100 100 00 Fenton Julia A 234 50 50 00 Fenton DW 178 150 160 00 Fenton Margaret P 181 50 & 00 Flynn PR 162 100 100 00 Lanham J W «257 100 *100 00 Lammon Geo I 182 8 8 00 McCoy P notissued 2 2 00 Mann S A 156 20 20 00 Mann SA 157 2 20 00 Paul James 289 40 40 00 Perley D W 235 10 10 00 Porter Ira 209 20 y 00 Rice E E 86 20° » 00 Rice E E 87 » DO " 00 Rice E E 88 12 2 00 rts Jane 265 20 20 00 Stover T B 122 12 2 00 Seffens Chas 211 40 00 Schooling J 25 80 4 00 yy HAJ 115 100 100 00 'yrrell A J 116 40 +4 00 Tyrrell A J 118 20 00 Tyrrell A J 119 80: = 00 HAS 120 80 00 HAJ 121 bs] 28 00 right Wm 150 2 2 00 Wright Wm 151 20 4 00tman BC 221 5 . 00 Whitman B C 222 23 28 00° Whitman BC 23 28 28 00 Whitman B C 224 28 28 00 Whitman B C 225 } 28 00 And in accordance'with law, and an order of the Board of Trustees, made on the 16th day of November, 1867, so many shares of each parcel of said Stock as may be neceséary, will be sold at public auction, by Olney &-Co., at No. 418 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal , on the Sixth day of January, 1868, at the bour of 110’clock a. m_, of eaid day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of Adverplsing and pape exof sale, M. B. MAY, Secretary. Office.—Room No. 5, Government House, north-west corner Warhington and Sansome, streets, San Franciseo, Ca’ iy de18 HERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue of an Execution to me delivered issned outo: the Distriet Court of the 14th Judicial Distriet of the State of California. in and for the connty of Nevada, bearing date Dec. 20th, 1867. on’.adg. in v ment rendered in said Court, Dec. 11, 1° favor of James Benallack and against W. H. V. Cronise, for the eum of One Thousand Four Hundred and Twenty-one and 50 100-dollars. [$1 421 50] damagee, with interest on said sum at the rate often per cent per annum fill paid, together $28 75 costs and dishureements at the date of said judgment and accruing costs amonnting to the sum of $1, I have levied. upon all the right, tife and interest of the defendant, in and te following described property, to-wit: those certain quartz mining claims formerly known as the claims of the Kate Hay’s Mining Co., situate in Grass. Valley township, Nevada county, State of California, on Kate Hay’s Hill, commencing at a point on the Kate ee BL quertz ledge, indicated by the old engine shaft, and extending thence thirteen hundred feet southerly on the course of said ledge and from said engirie shaft, extending northerly six hundred feet upon said ledge, with all the dips,«purs, angles and variations thereof. Al#o upon all of said defendant's right, title and interest in and to tho-e certain quartz claims, being twenty, sithated in said township, county and State, and located upon the Kate Hay’s ledge aforesaid, formerly called the McGlynn ledge, said ledge running norrh and south and dipping to the west,said twenty claims are descri as follows, to wit: Gommencing at a stake om the north side of the resent travelled road leading from Boston Ravine to (phir Hill, and extending from gaid stake, with the ledge south of ‘said road five hundred feet. and from said road north with the ledge fifteen hundred feet. Also in and to the hoisting and pumping gear, machinery engine, boiler, horse wdim, buildings an houses upon satd/claims above mentioned, together with all and singular the privileges and appurtenances nf abe ygtin . or inany wie belonging to the aforesaid property. otice is hereby giten that I will expose to public sale all the above described property to the highest bidder, in front.of the C: -urt House door, in the hag 4 of Nevada, on TUESDAY, Jan 2ist, 1868 between the honre of 9 o’dlock A. M. aud 5 o'clock Pv. M. ht. B, GENTRY, Sheriff. Dibble & Byrne, attys. de24 eat U MMONS.—State of California. County of Nevada. Tewnship of Little York, ¢3.— Before K. McGonn, Justice of the Peace. The Péaple of the State of California send greeting to B. F. Coon, Miles Toby and Joseph Unketer. You are hereby summoned to appear before meat my office, in the township of Little York in the county of Nevada, on the 1h day of March, 1868. at 10 o'clock, A. M. to. answef unto the complaint of Nelson V. Wagoner who suds to recover the sum of $159 25 on a promissory note bearing date Dec. 1th, 1963, with interest at the rate of ter per cent per annom as per note now ou filein «-y ofticewhen jndgment will be taken against you fer said ameunt together with costs and damaves if you fail to appear and answer. iveu under my hand this ?t7th day 1867. R, MbGOUN, Kevenue Stamp, 50 cts.» of Dec. J.P. It is hereby ordered that the above Summons be served by publication in the Nevada Transcript, a pownpapes published in Nevada county, for the period of or from date. cGOUN, J. P. A true eopy, Attest, dd M. COMBS Constable. VHERIFF’SSA a virtne ofan Execu i tion to me delivered issued out of the Jus tice’s Court of J. Kendall, J. P. township an-» county of Nevada, Cal. bearing date Nov, 7th 1867, on a jud ment rendered in said court Ced i-th, 1807, in favor of the People of the Stare of California and against Joslyn & Co. fap the sum of $23 45 State and county Tax duly as6 Saou Pee } ory, aversion to society Bihan te . -De J, H-JOSSELYN, See oie maluableand NEVER FAILING REMEDIES, at the ) ELECTROPATHIC INSTITUTE, 645 Washington Street, Just above and opposite Maguire's “Opera s Honee,SAN FRANCISCO. [ods SEXES, YEARS. up to Febraary 12th, sinte the Institute was established. The Directors challenge the world to show a more sneceseftii medical trinmph. . There have been over TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND congultations, and nearly TWENTY THOUSAND contracts made, with only eleven failures to cure ; (in those cases the fee was returned.) A large number cf eases prescribed for which, from med aap — sease, could only be temporarily relieved. cas ain The Doctor makes it his study tFfletp suffering humanity withont regard to the amount of money the patient may be able to pay. remedies aré mild and gentle in their actfon. They are entirely free from all mineral poisons, or any substance that can peszibly injure the most delicate system. , The Doctor's e of practice is the REFORMED or ELECTROPATHIC system, by which one-half of the diseases n the catalogue can be cured withort medicine. IN ALL CASES HE WARRANTS A CURE or asks no pay for his services. It has been too common with persons calling themselves Physicians, to treat their poor victims until their fands were “exhansted, and then turn them away, half cured, to ‘die by the way-side, or become a burden to the public while he lingers outa life of suffering and-misery, To those afflicted with anpmentionable complaints, the Doctor would say that he can cure the worst possible case ina very short time, without the persons afflicted being exposed to their most intimate friends. To those whose constitutions have been injured by youthful excesses, the offers a positive and speedy return of health and manly vigor. To. the Rheumatic almost instantaneonus cure. To Females, Either sick or in trouble, the Doctor wishes to say that he is thoronghty conversant with their delicate and syn. pathetic systems, the diseases and troubles incident thereto, and can assure them a perfect, cure or relief.as the case may require. His FEMALE MONTALY medicines are unsu sed by any other known, They are pleasant to the taste, and will be warranted safe and pre: ge The titmost secrecy observed. All you that are afflicted, Male and Female, no matter what the case may be, I will give

you relief or a cure, or ask nothing for my trouble, Persons meelding ata distance whose business or domestic affairs prevent their visiting the city, or those who feel a delicacy in personal consultation, can correspond with he Doctor, and have advice or remedies sent, which will be warranted to effect the result required and the letters will be destroyed. In writing care shonid be taken to deecribe symptoms correctly. State how long ‘the disease or — has beenrunning, together with sex and age, : : gee Always address thus: J. H. JOSSELYN M. D., San Francisco; Cal, Box 1945; or, if sent by Express, 645 Washington street, instead of the number of the box. Advice by letter or otherwise, gratis. Office hours 9 A.M. tO9P. M. ‘ J. H. JOSSELYN, M?:D., Resident Physician Electro: hic Institute. San Francisco, Oetober 23th, 1867. _‘ DR. J. M. MOREENO,' (Late consulting Physician at Dr. Gibbon’s Dispensary.) : HAS REMOVED TO No. 605 Saeramento Street, One door above Montgomery, San Francisco, Ualifornia. ARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO the treatment of diseases of women and children—Communications strictly confiden tial, and all correspondence promptly answered. Consultations by letter or otherwise rrex, TO THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED. Dr. Moreeno has been established in San ; and has _made.a-great. reputation in the treatment of all forms of Private Disease2—such as Syphilis, Gonnorrhea, Nocturnal Emissions, and all the consequences of self-abuse. In the first stages of syphilitic or gonnorrhoeal dieeases he guarantees a curein a few days without inconvenience to the patient or,hinderance to his business. When a patient, by neglect, or improper treatment, has developed the secondary symptome nb gat at pe painful swellings on the groin#. or ulcers in the throat or nose, whieh if not checked, destroy the soft parts and cange the bone to morti'y,. séparate and come away. leaving the sufferer‘an object hideous to behold, or when blotches and pimples break ont on the skinor when he has painful swellings upon the bones, or when his constitution is injured eo as to predispose to consumption or other constitutional disease. the Doctor guarantees a cure or asks no compensation. In rheunratiem. chronic or acute, in dysentery or diarrhoea he has safe and effeetnalremedies. For the treatment of the consequences of self-abuse, such as nocturnal emissions, nervousness, timidity, herdache, ringing in the eara, pains-in the back and limbs, with general weakves-, loss Of appetite, lozs of memory, injury to the sight, restlessness, confusion of ideas, dislike for society, and a feeling 6f weariness of life, the nervens system 8o excitable that slight noises shock or startle the patient, making his existence miserable. “For the above maladies the Doctor will guarantee a cure without mercury, or any deleterious drugs, or ask no compensation. He can be consulted free of charge, and invites all to call, as it will cost them nothing, and may be much to their advantage. Office hours from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M, e : SPERMATORRAOEA, Or local weakness, nervous debility low spirits lassitude. weakness of the limbs and back, indisposition and incope bility for labor. and study. dullness of apprehension, loss of mem-. love. of solitude, timidity, self-distrust, dizziness, headache. involuatary discharges, pains in the side, affections of the eye, pimples on the face; sexual and other intirmities in man, are cured without® fail by the justly celebrated physician and surgeon, Dr, J, M: Moreeno. His method of hence his great snecess, eb NO NECESSITY POR A PERSONAL INTERVIEW. Persons residing at a distanee who find it inconvenient to leave their business and visit the Decter.at his office, by ponding a fulland minute discription of their complaint,tcgether with ten. dollars, ean have their medicines forwarded to ba yet ot the Pacific Coast, to— with directions for use, without rge for medicines. rem A PREVENTATIVE. Persons who wish to guard against disease os the pecan pee et . e Rona oy state, can have a preventative forwaitdcd t dollars upon at all times, by sending two entloned in 9, letter dt t eA ‘ eae ORES. ‘certain and unfailin caring disease is new, (anknown to others) ] oe id SS9 enh TON Seek 2654 “ . ee oo MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 8. W, COR. PINE.& KEARNY STS, . Where the afflicted of both sexes will find speedy relief from thejr troubles, withont being rdined by quackery, or robbed by exhorbitant charges. — 5 ISEASES OF THE WOMB, CHARACterised by irregniar, suppressed or in. fal menstruation; pains in the sides and . sensation of weight in the pelvis, headac dimness of vision, despondency, &c. ; leu rhea or whites—are treated on scientific principles, and a,prompt and permanent cure ef fected, no matter. how obstinate it may have proved. When rightly treated it is capable of cure. Call and consult the Doctor ;/ it ‘will cost nothing, and will give you a knowledge of your disease. Spermatorrhe, Seminal Weaknese; Nocturnal Emissions and al] diseases caused bs 9 self polution, such as loss of memory, lassitude, pains in the back, weak nerves, difficulty of breathing,trembling, wakefulness, erupticns on the face, pale countenance, disinclination for ‘society, and ail the, com laints caused by indiscretion, will be aitlly and, permanently cured. ai\ : Tothose who have trifled with their constitutions until they think themselves beyond medical aid, we, say DESPAIR NOT—A cure 18 within reach after al] ether remedies have failed. Do not throw away time and money, and entail upon yourself and offspring : future misery, by nsing —_ nostrums. bat ap at once and receive prompt and scientific treatment, WITHOUT THE USE. OF POISONOUS DRUGS. Disease oF THE SEXUAL ORGANS, male; or femaie, whether recent or chronic, are treated with all the skill.and apenianees which modern science hasmade available. A ¢nre willbe guaranteed in the shortest possible timé and on the most reasenable terms. Young males or females who find their health impaired by indulgence in vicious. habits, or from indiseretion, will find sure and safe temedies for their trouble from whatsoever canee it may arise. Secondary and Hereditary A ffections—whether in the form of a single pimple, often the sure indication of hidden disease or the most malignant type of skin disease, wandering pains in the bones or joints, aching of the limbs, scrofala in all its manifold forms, dyspepsia,emaciation and debility treated with remedies. speedily exmmors, an@ imparting a ealthy tone to the system by purifying the blood, ting the secretions and re-invig-. orating the vital powers. An infirmary is connected with the establishment, where patients who desire may receive board and constant attention during their sickness, thus avoiding the inccnvenience ofa hotel. Kind andattentive nurses will be employed, and no means will be left untried to.give fui satistaction. The Doctor’s apartments are the most commedious and t arrap inthe city, and patients may rely npon ‘the strictest privacy.— CONSULTATIONS FREE, _. TO THE LADIES—The immense female. practice of the Doctor warrants him in ranteeing a cure in almost every case, and ladies suffering from any of the infirmities or troubles peculiar to their sex, will find the Doctor a safe confidant and scientific physician. In the treatment of suppressions and kindred diseases, he fs without an gos and they may feel assured that they will receive the most delicate and gentlemanly treatment, and se cure prompt relief from their troubles. Private apartments, with female nurses, for ladies who may desire the advanta: of hospital treatment and constanpt.attention during confirement. Those who-from feeble health or from diseases inherited from their te desire to limit their increase of family will receive such advice and counsel as may be necessary, enabling them to recover their exbausted health, and prevent entailing misery upon their offepring. TO CORRESPONDENTS Parties in the country who may desire to consult the Doctor ean do so by letter, and receive in return a full description of their disease and its means of cure. All communications will be held strictly confidential, and the Jetters returned if desired. Medicines will be sent securely. Letters to receivean answer, should be accompanied by an express envelope. Consultations free. A}l letters must be addressed to DR. C. W. MOORE, San Francisco. oct16-3m a all eorrupt PACIFIC MAIL STEAMHIP CO’S ait STEAMSHIPS ~ —FOR— NEW ¥ O'R ZX, JAPAN ANBDBCHINA Will be dispatched as follows: Leave Wharf, corner First and Brannan streets, at 11 o'clock a. m. of the follawing dates, for PANAMA, connecting via Panama Railroad, with one of the tba oe seen Steamers from ASPINWALL for NEW YORK. On the LOth, 18th and 30th of each month that has 30 days. Onthe 10th, 19th and 30th of each month that has 31 days.— When the 10th, 19th and 30th fall on Sunday, they will leave on Saturday preceding ; when the 18th fallson Sunday,they will leave on Monday following. Steamer leaving San Francisco on the 10th touches atManzanillo. All touch at Acapulco. Departures of 18th or 19th connect with French Transatlantic Company’s Steamer for St. Nazaire and English Steamer for Sonth America Through tickets can be, obtained. Departure of 10th connects with Enaglirh Steamér for Southampton, An-tralia, and South America, and P. R R. Co’s Steamer for Ospirel America, Through tickets can be obtained. The following Steamships will be diepatched on dates as given below: Dec. 19—Cunstitution, Capt. J. M Cavarly, connecting with Rising Star,Capt Connor, Dec. 30—Montana, Capt. E. 8. Farnsworth. connecting with Arizona, Cart. Maury. Cabin passengers berthed through: ge checked through— 100 pounds allowed each adult passenger. An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine and attendance free. These steamers will positively sail at 11 o'clock. Pas sengers are requested to have their baggage on board beforel0 o'clock. Through tickets to Liverpool by the Cunard, Inman and National Steamship Line, can be obtained at the P.M. §$.S. Co’s Office’ in San Franciteo where may also be obtained orders for passage from Liverpool or Southampton te San Francisco either via New Yorkor St. Thomas—if a desired amonnt of £10 to £20 will be advanced with the above drders. Holdersof orders wi!l be ipiaired to identify themselves to the. agents in England. For merchandise freight apply to Wells, Fargo & Co. The steamship China, Capt. D. W. Smith. wil be dispatched January 13th. 1868 at noon, from whart corner of First and Brannan str’ts, for Yokahama and Hongkong, connecting at Yokohama with the steamship Costa Rica for Shanghae. , ; For passage and other information apply at the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's office, corner of Sacramento and Leidesdortt streete, San Francisco, OLIVER ELDRIDGE, Agent DR. J. W. TALEO(T, Physitian ‘and Surgeon Office at Dr. Kens Drug Devotes attention : ‘Wamen ‘ spree ad 4 self, oo SERNA ES: RAR _ PRIVATE MEDICAL AD. . > ‘SK } ; . Quick Cures and Moderate Charges i. os ® Dr. W. HK. DOH ERTY!58 Private Medical, SURGICAL — INSTITUTE. BAN FRANCISGO, — Sacramento st. below Montgomery Opposite, Pacific Steamship Co's Office. Privats ENTRANCE on ‘Lets’ onrr Srreap Established expressly to afford the afflicted: sound and Scientifi¢ Medical Aid, in the ~ treatment and.cure of ali Private and Chronic Dieeases, ’cases of secrecy and all . sexnal disorders. To the Afflicted, OCTOR W.K. DOHERTY returns his sin. cere thanks:to his nnmerous patients for their satronage,and would take this opportunity: to remind them that he continnes to consult at his Institute for the cnre of chronic diseases of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and Genito-Urinary Organs, and all Private Diseases, viz: Syphilis im ell its forms and stages,Semin«] Weakness, and all the hor— rid consequences of self-ahbuse, Gonorrhoea, ° Gleet, Strictures, Nocturnal avd Diurnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back and Loins, Inflammation of the Bladder and Kidneys, etc. ;, and he hopes ag his ‘long ex. perience and successful practice will continue to insure him a share of public_patronage. By his practice of many years in Europe and the UnitedStates. he is enabled to apply the most efficient and successful remedies against diseases of all kinds. He uses no mercury, charges moderate, treata-his p»tients ina correct, and honorable way atid has references of nuquestiomable veracity from men of known respectability and high All parties consulting wise, will receive the best and gentlest treatment and implicit secrecy. DR. DOHERTY wonld call attention to the following certificate, from one of -his patients who, having fully recovered his health, desires tomake known his remedial agent. It:will be seen. his statement is fully authenticated by . a Notary Public. . The welfare of society imperionsly demands its publicity, and it is warn the unwary than to sound the praise of a Physician, of whom hnndreda of like cases ean be cited, during a practice of more than fifteen years. ; ? Seminal Weakness—A Sworn to Cer tificate of a most Remarkable Cure of Spermatorrhoea :— A desire to benefit suffering:-humanity, and a feeling of gratitude to Dr. W. K. DOHERTY,: induces ge ce yr ea Por many years been afflicted Spermproce A, oe the result of self abnee, bat till 1855 experienced buf little trouble or inconvenjence; in that year [ had Seminal Weakness to a fearful extent, which was followed by alarm ing, symptoms, such as weakness ofthe back limbs, dimness of vision, ‘neryousnées; etc, My mind, too, was affected to such an exten? as to seriously impair my memory; my ideas were confused and spirits depressed, I waa averee to society, had evil forehbodings and , self-distrust, and was entirely unfitted for any duties of life. From 1855 to the sammer of 1863, I employed the very best medical talent I could find, but in no instance obtaired more than temporary relief. I bad about concinded there. wasno relieffor me in this world, but reading Dr. Doherty’s advertisement, I deter mined to try him, though I did not expect mneh bénefit from his tment. On the Sth of December last. I myself under hie care ; in one week I found myself very much imroved, and now, after five,weeks’ treatment, T feel myself thorougbly cured of all mv trouhles, and in the enjeyment of the best of healtha Hoping that my experience may be of benefit to others similarly afflicted, I snhscribe myJAMES JOHNSTON, Subecribed and sworn to before me, this 15thday of Jenuaty, A. D. 1864. far A. G. RANDALL, Notary Public. : To Females. When a female is. in trouble, or afflicted with disease, such as weakness of thie back and limbs, pain in the head, loss of museular power palpitation of the heart, nervonsnese, extreme urinary difficuities, general debility, vaginitis. -all diseases of the womb, hysteria, sterility, and all other diseases peculiar to females, she sheuld go or write at once to the celebrated Female tor W.K. DOHERTY, at his Medjeal Institute, and consult him about troubles and disease. Irregularities, sa sions, etc., will receive the Doctor’s most particular atrention. Let no falve delicacy pre vent you, but apply immediately and save ourself from paintul sufferings and premauredeath. AM Married Ladies, whoeettelicate health oy other circumstances prevent an increase in their families, should write or ¢all at Dr. DOHERTY’S Medical Institute, and they will receive every possible relief and help. Phe Doctor's offices, consisting of a suite of six rooms, are so arranged that he can be consuited without fear of observation. reaTo Correspondents, Patients (male or female). residing in any rt of the State, however distant, who may Solve the opinion and advice ef Dr. Dohe and who thin on their respective eases, r to subthit a written statement of pro such, in preference to holding apersonal interview, are respectfully ass that their communications will be held most sacred.-— Dr. Doherty takes this opportunity of observing, that al} letters are opened only and replied to by himself, and the latter as promptly as pogsible. If the case de fullyand candidly described. personal communication will be papenneedes. as instructions for diet, regimen.and the general treatment of the case itself (including the remedies) will be forwarded without delay andin such a manner as to convey no idea of tS digi of the letter or parcel transmitted. Consultations by letter ‘or otherwise, FREE. rt care guaranteed or no pay. SPERMATORRHGA., . DR. DOHERTY has just publiched an im portant pamphlet, embodying his own views oot rg e: ae yt soeiew: te or. Virility : being a short treatise on Spermatorrhea sf oI Weaknees, Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on this Affection, and other diseases of the Sexual Organs. little work contains information of the utmost value to all, whether married or sin Shen tees es sent rae yy ee on reeeipt of Six postage ste mps for return postage, Address, fe. SAN FRANGI800 standing in society. _ im. by letter or other---ven moretoi