December 8, 1875 (4 pages)

f “New York endopribefpsl etties . ted Statoa and Cattetaspeleo-Tiomdon /Pavis erp owtpad di adi Sg a RAN NE EA HCE ATLAS Dh aii ain ~ APTER A QUARTER OF . A CENTURY THE e a -» Delinquent Notice, . ‘EVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUGE a HIDROAD CO.—Locstion of princiare aa tp Dr. J. ©. Young .° ~} 1 piace of bifsiness, Town of Grass ValINSTITUTE, GXITILL offers to the affli ted positive b> cure in el cases of . Jeaves mo.taint behind. . Ucserve tuc syin. fomea afd hasten to check th. course of th coniplaint, if you experience any vf thei nightly disoharges, slight Gis Larges et other times, trembling, aux ety, i re tfulness, Confusion, pain iu baca, iimbs vc bedy, forebodings, indige tivu, tiui ity, aversion to society, ivuss o) power, want or c~ntrol, variable temper, detaces of ns: »ness skin to biliousuess, depus-ts In urine, ~irreguiar bowels, etc. etc. TERRIBLE POISGNS Azoong the most subtie and virulent cf poisons in the huwan biowuuis tua. aris ing from Vensreal faint viten bresk ny out, after years of apparent cur , iv hia 20vis 20768 MPOR yafivus Parte of the body 4 the sale fein ihe fact Ubst it is) lay, Nevada County, State of California. : fi Notice -There is delinquent upon the fol= MEDICAL AND SURGICAL, lowing described stock, on accountof ass sament, (No, 9,) levied on the Ath day of October, 1875, and on accoun: of assessspective shareholders as fullows: : No. of No of, And in aecordance with-Iaw and an orrof the Board of. Lirectors, mad+ on the . Sth day of October, 1875, #0 maur shores ofeach parcel_of su®h stock as may,{be neCeBSsry, Will be sold at. public suction) st! the office of the Conmpany) No. 59 Msin . street. Grass Valley, Nevada County, Csifunia,on Weduesday, the 24th day of Novemb-r, 1875 «at ‘the bour of 1 ‘clock, P. M., of gaia aay. tb pay said deni sssesshuent thereon, -toyether costs of advertising’ and expenses of GEORGE FLETCHER, s [9 Main st: (TM MONS. State of California, county SS of Névada, ss. Jn the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial . istrict of the State of California in and for the couuty of Nevada. The People of the State of Californiasend grecting toJ. ¥Y. Anderson.Joho, Arbegast, B. S.° Gardner, Samuei Huss. Henry Rockey, Dav:d Stanger -— Hanford, -—— Williams, Defendants. You are ; hereby required to appear in an action ments leviell previously, the several . . brought ag.inst you in the District Court amounts set opposite the names o/ the're. of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the . State of California, in and for the county ‘ of Nevada, on the 24th day of September, . SEI WAL WEABNESS Names Certifii'e Shares amt) 1875, by uv. M. Gladding, Plaintiff, and to . ‘In Youth isaid the foundation of much . typos, Findley.° ~ 181 200 -$000 . answer the vomplamt ted therein, within ofthe misery of after years by the indul-. Pyog, Findley 182 3 30 . ten days {exélusive of the fy of servic: , gence of the most destructive of -h.bits. 5» Bosworth 6 as’t . 54 2 12 . after the se: vice on you cf thissu:emons—" making lifea course,and spread ny wesk-. Grange: & Watt Tr 189 .--. 20 200 . if served within this ccuntv; or,jf ~rved nessand ruin amon; Mankind, fr itis 4) CC Wymore Tr 6 as’t: 13 = 4 60 . ou® of this county, but :n this District, woll Known fact that the iuuu geuce of . © GC Wymore Tr bast i8 1” 50 . Within twenty days; otherwise.’ Wkpin solitary vice, even in the slightest d-erce . Gey F Jacois Z 83 60 5u9 . forty daysor judazment will be taken ants seeds of weakness in tue syst mM vivo F Ja obs “ 14 1 19 . sgainst you by defauit, acee diag t the ed to # harvest-of disease, surfoW . Himson& Wadsworth 110 10100 . prayer of ssid complaint. Betug an ae:ion and shame in after yeare. “. . Hind-& Micholson 6 as’698 + 240 . brought against above named defendants, . ‘Young Man . W H Crawford 106 2 cg bade pepmepiegrrn ae of . aS : ‘s . Ira A E: ton 6 as*tunissuct 5 So) . Waich the pst tes pi CRencants of a) i kness you should . \ t For’ 5, ast unissuet ai -§); are tenants in common to the extent, and Scie ers ta ee i:iperil yur . Alex I Z@ Kind 6 as‘t 97 fi 6 jin prop phate are in a rgege to health if mot your life in al. turue of DBM. ay 1%5 aa’t 2 ; " : sie cr tae hid pe i iy ey eh a eakn re Dec. Y a cure is ish $ as't 2 . 83 of the Said pro —— < ug to Botrthteon by the Doctor to due Young, . Ceo W Saiith. Sas’'ts 68 W 3305 Said property 18. apg dg re ree. ‘Middle-aged or Old, wiivout bap sure or) J 5 Gregory, 4 ate, unija —“40.5 ing Past aSy ha ae tard agg a, Hniderance from Busin2ss. The te.ide,HA Lor es, 4 ass'ts 163 5, >. Syl about one ay wes ens a yare purely vegetavie. ard of s uature that SES Baber, . 192 to lop. i the south side of estoma , ab ghown «a the Phoenix Tunnel ( umpan.'s Gravel Mining claims, commencing at the mouth of the tunnel on said claims, and ‘ ranning thence e»sterly one hundred and forty rodg; thence north’ t6 the centreof ssid OustOmeah Hill; thence werter , fol. lowing alofg the centre cf said ‘hill one hundred rods; then eon a direct ine tothe place of beginning. mm 0 with defendants, sny oth-rland within this State. Whefefore plaintiffte nands judigment for a partition of the said reai property, sccordingto the rights and in an not be had wi-hout material injury to ¢ rights, then for @ sa‘e of said prem . and ab equitable division of the proceerns cf ssij sale.dmong the cotenent.-— Plaintifi avers) that there sre no°’Hens resting on said j premis synot does plaintiff own incom . erests of the several parties, cr,if partition . A $1 50 BOOK FOR 10 CENTS The Lakeside Library . 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Price, only <0 cents: by given to the innoce#t purtuer or to.the us born child withow+showibg in the perso erigizally coutraciilg it. . : THE US UF MERCURY otily sida in this t-frible deception by érying itupon the suriace and driviug .t bacx tuto the blood. AH Veocreal Poison isa hilood ‘ tue blvod, andthe only certainty oi prevYantéion of wanemis-i nm is in the pocitive ares of the referm treatment pracii_ed at the: Dr. J. O. Young Medicai Ius itute, comprehensive, so.entific and thorotizn, leving received endorsements as tue ve-t ¢ allimodera practice. Recent cases cured in a few dsys and chronic cases witu revmarkable rapidity. Our tests of tue pres" “oe Of Taint in the biood are never ia . ag. . TO PEMALES The Doctor, after years of patient investi, don end tecatment is enabiedto assure {t7a Yapid and thorough cures in ali tue . tun plaints incident ¢ the sex. The w.ax eo. hope for strengtt and the suffering fur roiief and oure. : 'i,08e who require personal supervision’ tue Doctor can age with Papa with carefa® and “nurses where unrenditied titeietos pe “constant Care five every agaurance of rapid and perimaJud ouren, The Lusutute ig supplied with a L.YING-IN DEPARTMENT, whore patients will receive the treatment © C#scmtial in such oases. CURED AT HOME. Oorrespondenee. ‘The great difficulty mauy sick find is the trouble of vis:ting tuo ety, often inewrring an expense far ex end can be comminmb ated in . The above sale‘is hereby postponei to We nes i GEOH: -E FLETCHER, Sec’s. Nevada, Nov. 24%, L835. AS ESSMENT NOTICE. . . YHAMPION MINING COMPANY. —Lo~') C cati-n of principal place of business, . Grass Valley, Neveda County, California. ocation of works, Nevada Towuship. N a County, California. Notive ist i thet at a meéeting of the Board of Trustees, held on the Sth day of Novem-/} . ber, 1-75, an kasessment (No.2) of Thirty . Gents peor share, was levied upon the cap. aistock of the said Company, ,pa.abie . immetiately in United States gold cotp, to . th S+eretary, at the office of ihe Company, limthe wb ilding of the old Miners’ Hoétel, Zoston Ravine, Grass Valley,» evada County. California. Any steck upon whi-h this lassessment shall remain uvpaid On the} . 14th day of Deceraber, 1875, will be deem. . ed délinqnent, and will be duly advertised for sale at public auction, and ulless. payment is made b‘fore, will. be sold op TUESDAY, the 4th day of JANUARY, 1875, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with the costa of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees, JOHN FREDERICK SCHULTHESS, i : Secretary. Office—Building of the old Miners’ Hotel, Boston Ravine, Grass Valley, Nevada County, Cal. Se % n9 United States Land Office. Sacramento, Cal., Nov. 9, 1875. 0 ALL WHOM If MAY CONCERN. ~ Whereas, cn the 25th day of Decerber, 1-74, the Plat‘of Townshrp 18 North, Range 10 East, was filed in the U. §. Land Neeby cording the cost of treatment. ‘his éxpons: Gam be avoided by writing to the Pome, vt: aurown Way, the symptome of Your f6 or cOmplaint, ~ Cures ftrarpiitved the ug by personal visit. SM go “rvanhedeae strictly ¢ ufidential iu] 2?) Jotters either returned or destroyed, . &2 3 hedDocter . ! ninall aos roqhtiting * noe and Becrecy, Re powa cuniidenee tn him, all you who suferor wre tn disttess. He will speedily relieve and ewpe you, = . Address . DENS. F. JOSSELYN, M. D,, 616 Sacramento Btreet, San. Frangisoo, Cal. WALL'S SARSAPARILLA 48 JODIDE OF POTASS. Vou %34, Weise %*, . heumatiam and Mercurial Pata Sold. by al larmgeifte. =} 5 . Une Ll ow's Concentrated Flavoring Extvects fap lee Creduly Chea, ten.’ MASON TO. >. SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK. Ne Gy Pout omengetr >, Masonic TmmrLE, Saw Franomeo, eCRIVE TERY ANDORDINARY DEPOSITS. © tis Derm Dynogite, : # Six Witham many 1 wn *& short notice. ss wit 4 Cnet Divi iond:“Merm deposits, Oi per cant, . @ratnary ata; TR p cay © rtificates of Deposit idauetp? 16 An the Wuiod all tho prinetpaleiti@ediiurope: g% eee ¢ Ww . CULVER; a FE ORY LaoyF es PGs! w wee su if. ee ue re ere io me Pil / Sau, Frageisco . { “WEEKLY, CHRONICLE \ ARGS, .in dependent: homestand j fearless newspaper, with veliab) wamked rep ere! & veina rab S othe WEEK. eopattmer ¢, e Ain to LY CHRONICHE the . ly ‘news, vor in thamorid. Dey Fy dear tink, LMAVALCO sind: gs: kOR op th fred py-to ths getter rp-of a club 9 five, For stub of tan, $°5, with>one free ce py!’ (20 Hes ndAit oat ai very y for ~)“"Phed.isY CHEontens bs 50 shea’ cam 86 YOUNG & Cdiy:San Francisco. “pooiiag Capics ® rt age, “Betid tor one. Try the Mazio Ettore of © Qn Pree ROR. P, wae htelelGnr MBMkE Mois com. Hund lL privet od hey ofthe * y ves and & apones, ee@-that ite so Waywith >ird istorm Borremoving 0, Painty Dor. &c gut eanwmot be gar met. Good foo tie bath teem, A ‘trial copvince eee "ye of ite eupesion mer Sk vour -) f>r ite Manufeetared YALKINI » GU 4 Co,,San Brameisoo. J > A ry r = VRE D1. 8 aie acim enaree memes anlp BH RES _& MYDE, MUsk a ALE RS,“ee TSR eR ee., N PRAN & ens \gents for the a4 PAE best Benutifier of the Complexion . Low ib sen oynnseth wee Boils, at the office of the Company, No, 320 .Sanom ar . eoeetbibeReetaeate: ees Office, and. by Comarisdioner’s. lette? dated becemb r 2d, 1871, the'S W 4 of N W 4, NW 4% of SW 4, Sec, 14,and E 4% of NE Quarter of Section 15 7p township 18 Sorta, + ange 10 Hast, is to be treated as mineral in, ataoter natil the co; ary is pPeved, aftér due notice. And whereas, Lars FP. K. Bneh, (Post Office address Moore's Flat, Nevada County, Cal.) did, on the 6th day of January, 1875, file in the Register’s office of this district hia Declaratory Statement ‘No. 4,812, claiming the above véseribe:t land, and has applied teenter the: same as agtieultural land; alleging it to bemore valuuble for agricultural than for min‘ng purposes; Therefore, you vill take nétice, that under and by virtue of instructions from ‘the General hand Office, dated May tth, 1871,.qe have fixed the 2ist day of December, A. D. 1875, at 11 o’clock, A. M., pat-this office; before the Register and Re“ceiver. for the hearing of profs to deter mine the character of said lands. : In witness whereof wé have hereunto set our hinds the day and year first above written. T. B. McFARCAND, Register. HART FELLOWS, Receiver. Jobn Caldwell, Atty. « z= nig Delinquent Notice. i NION GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. Location of principal place of busihess, San Francisco, Californfe. Location of works, Columbia Hill, Nevada County, California, Notice—‘Lhere are delinquent upon the following described stock, on accountof Assessment No. 12, levied on the Twenty-first day.of Qut, 1875, the several amounts seg ite thé names of the respective shareholders as follows: . No. of No. r ¥ .Nanieas ~ Cert’e Shares Amt. Estate of F. L. A. Pi: oche, 4 4 8 434 434 And in ‘accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the Qlet day of Oct.1874, 80 many shares ot each parceh of guch stock as may be asary, will be soldat public auction at the office of the Company, No. 320, Sansome street, San Francisco, California, on Monday, Pwentieth day of Dec., 1875, ‘ab-the-ho o'clock, P.M., of such day, to pay delinquent assessments thereon, Lagaier Li ie, advertising and exsosea of the sale. . Francisco, California. DELINQUENT NOTICE. AY ORTH BLOOMFINED GRAVEL MIN. ING GOMPANY. Location of prig-j cipal place of business, tan Francis; ed, California. Location of works, North Cotihty, "Cahifefiiia, 4 ere_are delingvent; apenas Fee described stock, on-account of cae 40, Levied the Twentyfret ay of "Oc a hike eral Gooual: set opposite the names of the respective shareholders as follows: . Names Certifiv’e Bhares Amt John Nightingste, o OH 500 500John Nightinga.e, 61° GOO 5a0 h. Baroranaed. BF : re > Dussol, ma F ’ 3 Ltheller bexacutors ° Hatate of F.1,A. saa tae {Bioche ‘deceased, 62 — B250 250, And in accordance with law, and am order of thé Board of Directors, made on the Twenty-first day of Oct., 1875, so manys h su@h stock sen Pai beg’ yt public duelion L375, at the hou of one o'c ock, P. M, th u day. © ay” phe Aceuniti ts ; and impress the seal of said court, at office, . iu the erty of Nevads, on the J8th day of af October, A. D, 1875. : lea ava the parties. pisintiff and ddfendants in this action, and according to their respect. liverights and intercsts therein. And you; }are hereby tified. that if you fail:to ap. pesr and answer the said complaint us . above required, the said plaintiff ‘will ap. ply to the court for the rehef therein detmanded. ° ee In testimony whereof,.I, Jno. } seal Pattis -n, Clerk of District Court foresaid, do hereunto set my: and JNO. PATTISON, Clerx. oly By James D. White, Deputy. J.M, Walling, Piff’s Atty. LAND NOTICE. . YNITFD STATES OF AMERICA. Sac) ramento La d Office District, California In the matter of an irregular application for apre-ermption title and aquartz.} uiine title, to wit: Lot.4, west half of lot 5, fn section. 2. lot f, east half of half of.lot 6, in Section 3, Township 15. North, Range 8 tast, Mc unt Diablo Base and Meridian, together with the south half of the southwast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 44,in township i6 North, aforesald Base and Meridian. The applicant wil' prove off or extract all of the mineral therefrom on the 4th day of Decemover, 1875, at 2 o’clock, ®. M . For Omana Mire, 5 acres; for the Ross Ranch Mine, 6 acres; for the Boueher Mine. 2-seres; 2 acres at large for scattering quartz; 5 acres for placer mings at large, all being inside of the above ap. plication, Sinvle . iple of'a uew idea in the cheap printing:+‘\ HO may be suffering from the ef. eretion, will do well tu avaii thems: lven, lof this, the greatest boon®ever: Irid_ at! ithe altar of suffering humanity. Dr: \SPINNEY will guarantee to forfe.t 35 «. \for every case of seminal weakness.—or ip'ivate disease of any kind or. ch recter lwhich he nndertakes aud fails-to cure . He would therefore tey to the unfortu inate sufferer. who may read this woti é@ fthat you are treading upon danzerou i-round when youlouger’ dtiay i se) ng the proper remedy for your ¢yn jlaint., You may be in the first stu: ‘emetmmber you are-approaching thla: f youare bordering upon’. th last,.an ;jare suff-ring some or all of its i]! effect: ijr-emember that if you persist in procr; . tination, the time mmst come when th . ijmost skillful physician can render s ino assistance; when the door of hor . twill be closed against ycu; wiren no #1 iigelof merey-can bring you, relief. I: iino case bas the Dr. failed of sutces Then let not despair work-upen yeu . ) Himagination, but ‘avail yourself of th . beneficial results of his trea’ ment befor: i lsour case is béyond therich of me:tica . iskill, or before: grim death hurries yo: . ile 1 @ premature grave. Full cours: c }] ‘treatment $25° Send money by Pos'. Office order or Express’ with full. de tiscription of case. Call or Address, i DR. A, B: SPINNEY,= . . . . No. 11 Kearny Street, Sanerancisco: . } t & . } q PAUMARD 6 = BUSINESS COLLEGE, . . —AND—._absorbe 4 t eos temic . To THE UNFORTUNATE. SEW REMEDIES, “NEW REMEDIEg . DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY . ‘ot BLISHED in 1854, for the ‘treat Hig mnt of Sexual and Seminal Diseases such as Gunorrhea,Gieet, Stricture, Syphil. is in all its forms, Seminal Weaknese;-im potency, ete. Skin Diseases (of years standing) and Ulverated eg8 SUccese. ully ipeated. 3 ¢ DR. GIBBON hap the pleasure of an-° aouncing that he has returned from Visiting the principal Hospitals of Eurupe, and has resuriied > practice at his D-spenrery, 643 Kearney Street, corner of Cammeruia.,. Sup Francisco, where his old patiénts and those requiring his services may iad him.The Doctor bas spared neithertime nor money in seeking out ™w remedies,and baa returned with ipcrease. acilities for the alleviation of hueaun suffering. Horrible Diseases. ——_ How many thousands of pergons, both aisle atu female, are théré who are sutiering out a miserable existence from the @E> ‘fect of secret indulgences, or frem virte nto the system ! Look at their pallid, e:-aciated and disfigured faces and their broken Gu@u cOnstitations, disqnalifying them for the happiness of marriage yr the enjoyment of life. In this horrid situation thousands sufier until death closes the scere Let parents, guaidians, friends attend te any ‘of thoge who are sufferiig 623 KEARNEY STREET, Cor. Commercial, Sax PRaxcisco . with upv of these horrible life destroying malediea—sce that they are cared for and . eured before it be too late. Send them im. . mediately to: Dr. Gibbon, & physician who — ade private disease hisespecial study or yeers, and who. is: certain to cure tne most ineterst® cases? without mercury or fnjurious drugs. Jt is important those who are attlieted, or to those who are inter ‘the welfare of. their friends, to be TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE. . maetet at the many pretended doctors who infest all cities, publishing their skill in . SAN F RANCISEO.oS _Lenring—all-diseases-in-4-few days, imposing — +1 oR Ee ae i. ‘ ia . apo) 2 bl by nsing the names of €trmiail 25 cents e 26 $406-—J x = s _ {. upon the public by Boast ‘ + NosS9E 10 ime Law and THE-Lapy, sgt Bhasin rer five s se wes linent physicians :rom Europe and -other Wiikie Collins. bis fainous author’s ; ast and grevstest work, Price, on y 20 tts. : by mail 25 cents. . Bo" Regular price, $] 25: . A splendid book. : . ‘Lhe wonderful cheapness of our Books . leads many ty fear itis a humbuy. We . would refer them to the editor af this paper who has a trample Copy, or Specimen Payes wiil be sent FREE. They ure we-l printed and remarkably low priced Editious of Standard Books, by the Best Authors, and merit the attention of every reader 8@" Buy a sample copy.’ Catalogues of 40 buoks free. A new book added every two weeks. B@ For sale by all Newsdealars, or seft, postpaid, by DONNELLEY, LOYD, & Ci)., Publish@s, Chicago, Il.” No 728. Application fora Patent to Min~ing Claim ~ UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, : Sacramento, Cal.:Nov. 6, 1875, Y OTICE is here'ry given that Martin L. ‘Marsh, ‘and the Bank of Sevsada County, whose Post Office is Nevada City. Nevada County, (»l., have made app ica tian tor Patent for the Jenny Lind Viacer Mine, bearing goid, situate in Hunt’s Hill Mining District. Nevada County. Calitor. nit, ami described in the plat and fivtd . notes on file in this office as follows, viz: j Survey af Exterior Boundarjes. . Commencing at a stane marke . ‘*M & BE” . (for Maine and Eastern) No 4, standi g 4.00 chains N of the north edge of ita&di: gs iu‘*Greenhorn Creek,” and ma king the: S Ecornerof the Maine and Eastern Placer ang3l ‘ CENTENNIAL. ms 1876. eee eee tee CHICAGO AND NORTH-WES TERN RAILWAY. . hee POPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND, Passengers “or Chicago, Niagra Falls Pittsburg, Philadelphiz, Montreal, Quebec New York, Boston, or any point east,should buy their : TKANSCONTINENAL TICKETS, Via the Pioneer Route, —THE— : CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN . RATLWAY. THIS {S THE BEST ROUTE EAST. Its track is nade of STEEL RAILS, and oa it fhus been made the FASTEST time tbat has ever been MADE in this country. By this route passengés for points east of Chicago have choice ot the following lines from Chicago: : “ BY THE. PITTSBURG, FORT WAYNE AND CHICAG®@ AND PENNSYLVANIA ‘YRAILWAYS. . : =. BY THK MICHIGAN CENTRAL, GRAND TRUNK, GREAT WESTERN AND ERIF AD NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILWAYS, Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cara through to New York to Ni. agra Falls, Buffalo, Kochester, or New Yors City, . . BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, 4 THROUGH TRAINS Gaiby, with Pall ? Tan Palace Cars, for Newark, Zanesvillé, Wheeling, Washington aud Bulti. more without vhauge. ronbing Palduan’s celebrated Puluge sleep. ing Cars and Coaches, cUunmecting With Uns Cedar Repids, Ciinton, Sterling and Dixon, fer Ohicagy and the East. * ie wags tena Secretary. . . Miie ‘popular route ts unsurpassed for Office We. 320,” me ‘Street, San . Speed, Comfort, and Safety, The smooth, well -ballasted and perfect track—of ssteel rails, the celebrated Puilman P: ing Cars, tae Perfect Telegraph, Sytem) cf moving trains, the regularity With which they run, the admirable arr for runving through cars to "Ch “ftom all points West, secure to pasBengers all the comforts in moder Hailway vel. ing. ‘No changes of cars and no tedious delays at Fornies. ? Dassehgers will find ‘Tickets via this fa. the Central Pacigc Raiiroad, Sac of the Central Pacific Railroad, WH STENN ET, Gen. Pas. Agt. VIN HUGI?T, Gen, = = oR P. STANWOOD, Goueial gency, 12% . Montgomery St, San Francisco. DENTISTRY . _ Over Hyman Bros.’ Store: ~ © ° He to perf kind MecnseNeMae Operation Bahco age af tatest and moat cpproved styles. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver . Nevada, May 3dth, 1871. . 2 3 THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullmaa . e This is tho.shortest, best, and only line . ion Pacific Railroad af Onewha, and from . the West, via grand Junction, Marshall, . Slé€ep-. voriié route, at the General Ticket Office of. ramen Tickets for sale at all the Ticket ee Mine. Thence on atrue line, var. 18>" S 424° W 6.69 cigins cross section line between Secs 19 and 24, ata poiut 35.4 si e of Sec 24, Tp 16 N, ROE, Mt. Dialto . Banu M, 10,50 chaips to a stake at the! junction of sluicing ravine with Greenhorn Creek. Thence ona true line, N 4036 ° W cross sluicing ravine 1.00 cbwin west bank sluicing ravine, aseend 4.40 chains tc a cedar tree 40 in diam, wuarked “J L” (tor Jenny Lind.) From this cedar tree the mouth of the Jenny Lind tunnel bears N 18° E 2.00 cnuitis dist. Thence on a true line, N 544° W 3.70 chains, descend a perpendicular bank.40 ft high into a. bydraulic cut. 6.00 chains ascend perpendicular bank out of cut 36.00 chains to.a make marked JL. Thepee on a true Hine; N 86% ° E 2:00 cheins cross roaa heading from Hunt's: Hill to. MecLeod’s Ranch, 475 qbains irtersect sonth line of the Maine and Hastern -Miness Thence on a true line, S 603;° E following along the 5 lise of Maine and Eastern approved survey, 41.60 chains to.a stake at place of beginning, Containing 28. 99-100 acres. Land on the north ewned by Turner; laud on the south owned by Hayward & Uo.;land . on the east and west, vacant,and designated . as Lot No 50 whd 87, in Sections 19: and 24, . Townships I6 North, Ranges 9 and 10 East, Mt. Diablo. Base and Meridian. Said Jocain the records of Hunt’s Hill Mining District. The applieauts claim as purchasers. All persons ho'ding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the game before this office within eixty days . from the“first dey of publishing hereof. nlg <«. T. B. McFARLAND, Register. Niler Searls, Atty. ~ ASSESSMEsT NOTICE, Oar SPRING GRAVEL"MINING COMPANY. Principal place of “busingss, Nevada City. Location of works near Wiilow Valley, Nevada Cowaty, Cal, Noticehis hereby given, that at a meeting of the . trustees, held at. the office of the Seerctary, . November the lith, 1875, an ‘ass ssment . (No.3) of . one dollapper share, was ievied . ; upon the capital sto< payable immediately in’ United States goid . coin, to the Secretary, of the company, at . his eflice, Broad street.: Neyada City. Any stoek pon wBich said, assessment } shall remain Xopaidon thelith day of De . cember,l875, will be deemed.d+ linquept and . advert sed for salé at pibhic aucticg,and um less payment is mate Before, will be sold fon the ldth: day of January 1816, ‘to . pay the delinquent assessment thaxeon, together with costs ot advertising ‘and expenses of sale, ‘hy order of the Board of Trustees ’ J.J. ROLFE, Secretary. Office on Broad street, opposite the Nations }-Hotel, Nevada City. se Nevada City, Nov. 22th, 1875. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. N the matter of the estate of James Noonan deceased. ice ig hereby ama by the undersigned, Aministrator of -the est) te-of said James Noonatt deceased, to . 4s creditors ‘of; ud Ail persons having claims against the estate of said deceased, to present the same with tl@ necessary Popes within four months from the ‘publication of this notice; to the unNo. ia etal eines it *Neved Gig Nore s et, in Nev: da Gounty, California. —__ ee 5 ote JOHN WHITE, Administrator. es “a ee, » . EE Caldwell, att'y. . n23 Bp P. E. HUGRAON, has openec NUAL MEETING. in Kidd's Building, Broad Strech,, ame [Mitolien er gd BANE or WADA Ww td ing’ House in Newada City on” ~ ene chains south of the 4% stakaon he ast; P.M. tion was made Dec. 8, 1864, an. is recorded { of said> company, . cunts; graduate of Prince of Wales College. and Stow’s.Model andNormal ‘raitjug School; late State Institute Director aud Lecturer of Minnesota, and for the pust five years President of the M.nn-apolis Business College; having disposed ot his entire interest in that institution, and removed to San. Francisco, will hereafter ‘conduct a First Class Commercial College in that city, entrance at 120 Sutter street, and 220 Kearny street, Hardie Plage, (with office in Koom 38,) where he will give his + persopal attention and servi-es to those who-desire instruction in Bookheeping or the Science of Accoants andEnglish Branches. Prof. Barnard is the originator and author of the celebrated metnod of Teaching Accounts which has b come so po ularin elucidating the intricacies and mysteries of Bookkeeping. In order to se cure a wider field of labor in which to exemplity the superiority of his method -of instruction, he has organized Burnard’s Business College and Telegraph Institute, San Frarcisco. ™ : : A SPECIAL FEATURE. No more students wili be admitted to the . College than Professor Burnaid can attend . to with his own personal instruction. He } has noteorganized this enterprise mereiyas an eusy Way to make mu ney, but to esiablish-es"@n viabie a reputation as an Inst: uc tor as he has left behind him in Minnesota. and to build up a Business College of ‘the bigh: st merit, in wWaich the fullest equivalent will be given for all Tuition collectéd, and which, by persgnul effort, he will make the best institution on the Pacific Coust. in which to obtain a first class Practical Business Education. . HOURS OF INSTRUCTION. Day SrEssions—9 to 11.30 A. M. and 2 to 4 EVENING Sess1ons—7,30 fo 9.30 P. M. Students will be entitled to the mse. of _the rooms from 8.30 A. M. to 5 P. M., thus enabling them to work outside of the hours of instruction. : LaviEes—A separate apartment will be reserved for the Lady Students. who w'Tl be provided with every convenience to facilitate their work. STATIONERY AND Bcoks—Our arrangem-nts are such that all supplies tor the course can obtained of us at rates much below the tsual cost; and corresponding ip every particelar with the books used in real business. : DrpLomas--Our Diplomas are engraved an steel, ively executed at great cost; they will be issued to students completing th: Course in the Businéss Department on payinent of the fee of five dollars. No Vacation--Lhe College will be in session during the entire year. Students will be admitted at any time. ; ' No opyInG FROM Text Boors—The . thighly objectionable métkod of copying . from text ‘books without: understanding whatis intended to be conveytd is altogether avoided. All work done js the direct product of the student’s own thought. DiscIPLINE—We maintain the most rigid discipline, insisting upon perfect order aad system in everything. Wetreat every student as a gentleman or lady, and expect only gentlemanly or lady-like conduct in return. We do not have rules or penalties butadapt special modes of treatment to. special cases. No conduct is allowed that “vould not be tolerated igthe drawing room of a wellregulated family, sees! For full particulars send for Catalogue and Circulars, exptaining Conrse of Study. We offer inducements that are superior to the city. For further information address BARNARD’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 120 Sutter street, Room 38, San Francisco, Cal. References, by permission: Hon. David Rurt, State Superintendent of Public In. Struction, Minnesota; Hon. H B. Wilson, . late Superintendent of Public Instruction, Minnesota; W. D. Garland, Equitable Life AssuranceSociety, 426 California street, 8. F.; 8. P.Hall, Attorney at-Law, 213 Sansome street, §. F. : San Franciseo, Oct. 31, 1875. , Ordinance No 71. N ORDINANCE Tevysing a City Prop. . erty Tax for the year ending May Ist 1876. . The Trustees of the City of Nevada jo ordain as follows : Some Section Ist. A City Property Tax of For. ty Cents on each one bundred dollars of axséssed -vetue for general purposes ard of twenty eents on each one hundrsd dollars of assessed value for Fire purpeses is hereby levied upon all the assessable . and taxable property, both realand personal ‘within the corporste limits of the City! of Nevada for the year ending May 1. 1876. W. J. ORGAN, Presédent. A. H, Hanson, Clerk, n21 No is’ hereby given that I have sold out the Livery business, and nrgently request all persons indebted to me to call and settle without defay. All persons having bills against me are ested to present them, for payment. All bills ’ img nnsettied within 30-da laced in the bands of an officer for colection. The late business of the Empire Livery Stable must be settled without delay. and those ae Ig ‘will please take Nevada, Novséth, 1375, NCASTER. 4 R. M. HUNT, M. D. those offered by any similar institution in IMPORTANT NOTICE. . places, Be, therefore, careful and make strict ino ries, or you may fall into the banes of those charlatans. § Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, the consequence ot self abuse. This solitary vies, pr depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty -the following train of morbid symptoms, — unless cembatted by scientific medical measures, viz: Sullow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, ringingin the ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and tie rattling of chariots, uneasiavss about the loins, weakness of the limbs, e¢enfused vision: blunted intellect, loss of confidence, difiiaer ce in approachingstrang. ers, a digiike to form new acquaintanges, s désposttion to shun society, loss of mem-ory. hectic flushes, pimples and varions eruptions about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats, monomanix aid frequent insanity. If reHef be not obtained, persons 80 afflict. ed should apply immiediately, either in person or by letter, and have a cure effectedby his new and scientific mode of treating this discase, which never fails of effecting quick and radicalc ure. Dr. G. will'give Ong Hundred Dollars to any one who will prove-satisfactorily to him that he wascured of this complaint by either of the San Francisco quacks. : Married Men, Or those who contemplate marriage, whe are suffering under any of.these fearful maladies, should not forget the sacred reapunsibility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief. ‘ Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s office or sending for packages-of medicines may rely apon his assurance of confidential secrecy with implicit faith, and expect no more ‘than to be charged with a fair and mutuaily satisfactory remuneration of services rendered, considering the circumstances of the cases, rather than 4 toe prevalent and ne) fish practice of extortion among quacks ana pretenders. e DK. GIBBON is responsible, and will ive to each patient a written instrument, binding himself to effect a radical and perw# nent cure, or make no.charge. . Cured at Home. oe Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case, smyptoms, length of . time the disease has continued, and the medicine promptly forwarded, free from damage and curiosity, to any part of the conntry, with full and plain direction for a6e. By enelosing TEN DOLLARS in ‘coin, in a registered letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., 4 package of medicine will be forwarded by express to ang part of the Union. Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney etieet, co. ner Commercial, San Francisco. Post Offic: Box 1967, : Private ntranesen Commercial treet. Remem:.er to put BOX 1957 on the let er Consultations FREE, a7" Correspondents will please inform DR. GIBBON that they cead his advertise. ment in the Darry Transcnipt.’ myl ‘e INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY., ee First Mortgage Premium Bond oy Tax N. Y. Industrial Exhibition Co. —O— i Dz: Compare it with 4 Hottery; best in mind that ‘the capital. invested is ja beet This loan is issued on a novel plan, and is authorized by special Act of the Legisla. ture of the State of New York. Every bondholder must receive at least $21, but he may receive $100,000 {Or $35,000, or $10,000,-0r $6,000, or $3,080, . &e.,&, 2 4th Premium Allotment, June th, 1OFBes 2) eusiG 2 1 5th Series Drawing, July 6th Circulars giving fall explanation, will be sent, free of ch » ON spvlication. For Bonds sn information, address without delay, — MORGENTHAU, BRUNO & CO.,_ Fixgycra AGENTS, Post Office Drawer 29. % Mavcoh AE tunes ec . ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, ‘Noveds, Rev. 29, 1605. ‘NEVADA CITY. : Remit by draft on N.Y. City Banns, istered Letter or P. 0. Pitan Levey ay ' feb 2, * hes ‘N. Pi BE FFI J the ‘ PFI ing Nevads A‘ Ju ‘FIRE Le FFI VA) Jor ‘ YONS' LI To be for RwFar and LIQ! HAMI COM) AXte i ; most rec: BI Ti y o17-im Meata . Shop on } : Theatre. NE N “plet orders fo’ all kin hand. O Street, or Pine Stre “ Eurek: GNAOLD FW fine \/, By reqs £ IN PRICE! Nevada “$2,400 NOR a tick : et si ‘ SERS Stee n ad — ¥. } wy can, wit mis ee THURSD ’ Odd Fell clock,P 1

f “New York endopribefpsl etties . ted Statoa and Cattetaspeleo-Tiomdon /Pavis erp owtpad di adi Sg a RAN NE EA HCE ATLAS Dh aii ain ~ APTER A QUARTER OF . A CENTURY THE e a -» Delinquent Notice, . ‘EVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUGE a HIDROAD CO.—Locstion of princiare aa tp Dr. J. ©. Young .° ~} 1 piace of bifsiness, Town of Grass ValINSTITUTE, GXITILL offers to the affli ted positive b> cure in el cases of . Jeaves mo.taint behind. . Ucserve tuc syin. fomea afd hasten to check th. course of th coniplaint, if you experience any vf thei nightly disoharges, slight Gis Larges et other times, trembling, aux ety, i re tfulness, Confusion, pain iu baca, iimbs vc bedy, forebodings, indige tivu, tiui ity, aversion to society, ivuss o) power, want or c~ntrol, variable temper, detaces of ns: »ness skin to biliousuess, depus-ts In urine, ~irreguiar bowels, etc. etc. TERRIBLE POISGNS Azoong the most subtie and virulent cf poisons in the huwan biowuuis tua. aris ing from Vensreal faint viten bresk ny out, after years of apparent cur , iv hia 20vis 20768 MPOR yafivus Parte of the body 4 the sale fein ihe fact Ubst it is) lay, Nevada County, State of California. : fi Notice -There is delinquent upon the fol= MEDICAL AND SURGICAL, lowing described stock, on accountof ass sament, (No, 9,) levied on the Ath day of October, 1875, and on accoun: of assessspective shareholders as fullows: : No. of No of, And in aecordance with-Iaw and an orrof the Board of. Lirectors, mad+ on the . Sth day of October, 1875, #0 maur shores ofeach parcel_of su®h stock as may,{be neCeBSsry, Will be sold at. public suction) st! the office of the Conmpany) No. 59 Msin . street. Grass Valley, Nevada County, Csifunia,on Weduesday, the 24th day of Novemb-r, 1875 «at ‘the bour of 1 ‘clock, P. M., of gaia aay. tb pay said deni sssesshuent thereon, -toyether costs of advertising’ and expenses of GEORGE FLETCHER, s [9 Main st: (TM MONS. State of California, county SS of Névada, ss. Jn the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial . istrict of the State of California in and for the couuty of Nevada. The People of the State of Californiasend grecting toJ. ¥Y. Anderson.Joho, Arbegast, B. S.° Gardner, Samuei Huss. Henry Rockey, Dav:d Stanger -— Hanford, -—— Williams, Defendants. You are ; hereby required to appear in an action ments leviell previously, the several . . brought ag.inst you in the District Court amounts set opposite the names o/ the're. of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the . State of California, in and for the county ‘ of Nevada, on the 24th day of September, . SEI WAL WEABNESS Names Certifii'e Shares amt) 1875, by uv. M. Gladding, Plaintiff, and to . ‘In Youth isaid the foundation of much . typos, Findley.° ~ 181 200 -$000 . answer the vomplamt ted therein, within ofthe misery of after years by the indul-. Pyog, Findley 182 3 30 . ten days {exélusive of the fy of servic: , gence of the most destructive of -h.bits. 5» Bosworth 6 as’t . 54 2 12 . after the se: vice on you cf thissu:emons—" making lifea course,and spread ny wesk-. Grange: & Watt Tr 189 .--. 20 200 . if served within this ccuntv; or,jf ~rved nessand ruin amon; Mankind, fr itis 4) CC Wymore Tr 6 as’t: 13 = 4 60 . ou® of this county, but :n this District, woll Known fact that the iuuu geuce of . © GC Wymore Tr bast i8 1” 50 . Within twenty days; otherwise.’ Wkpin solitary vice, even in the slightest d-erce . Gey F Jacois Z 83 60 5u9 . forty daysor judazment will be taken ants seeds of weakness in tue syst mM vivo F Ja obs “ 14 1 19 . sgainst you by defauit, acee diag t the ed to # harvest-of disease, surfoW . Himson& Wadsworth 110 10100 . prayer of ssid complaint. Betug an ae:ion and shame in after yeare. “. . Hind-& Micholson 6 as’698 + 240 . brought against above named defendants, . ‘Young Man . W H Crawford 106 2 cg bade pepmepiegrrn ae of . aS : ‘s . Ira A E: ton 6 as*tunissuct 5 So) . Waich the pst tes pi CRencants of a) i kness you should . \ t For’ 5, ast unissuet ai -§); are tenants in common to the extent, and Scie ers ta ee i:iperil yur . Alex I Z@ Kind 6 as‘t 97 fi 6 jin prop phate are in a rgege to health if mot your life in al. turue of DBM. ay 1%5 aa’t 2 ; " : sie cr tae hid pe i iy ey eh a eakn re Dec. Y a cure is ish $ as't 2 . 83 of the Said pro —— < ug to Botrthteon by the Doctor to due Young, . Ceo W Saiith. Sas’'ts 68 W 3305 Said property 18. apg dg re ree. ‘Middle-aged or Old, wiivout bap sure or) J 5 Gregory, 4 ate, unija —“40.5 ing Past aSy ha ae tard agg a, Hniderance from Busin2ss. The te.ide,HA Lor es, 4 ass'ts 163 5, >. Syl about one ay wes ens a yare purely vegetavie. ard of s uature that SES Baber, . 192 to lop. i the south side of estoma , ab ghown «a the Phoenix Tunnel ( umpan.'s Gravel Mining claims, commencing at the mouth of the tunnel on said claims, and ‘ ranning thence e»sterly one hundred and forty rodg; thence north’ t6 the centreof ssid OustOmeah Hill; thence werter , fol. lowing alofg the centre cf said ‘hill one hundred rods; then eon a direct ine tothe place of beginning. mm 0 with defendants, sny oth-rland within this State. Whefefore plaintiffte nands judigment for a partition of the said reai property, sccordingto the rights and in an not be had wi-hout material injury to ¢ rights, then for @ sa‘e of said prem . and ab equitable division of the proceerns cf ssij sale.dmong the cotenent.-— Plaintifi avers) that there sre no°’Hens resting on said j premis synot does plaintiff own incom . erests of the several parties, cr,if partition . A $1 50 BOOK FOR 10 CENTS The Lakeside Library . 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It is full of life, character. and action. ‘The KATERFELTO of the story is a splendid horse. whose pertorminces sur. pass those of Dick Turpin’s ‘black Bess.” It ja undoubtedly cne of the mort fa-cinating, romances’ we have read since we Kuow not when or where.’’—The Press. (Dr. shelton Mack-njzie.) — = ti” This is really a remarkable bok; one of the very best published for years rice Only. 10 Cents; by mzi, Only 12 Cents. heguilar price, #25. We-pariic‘ularly urge you to get this’ Number as. @ i i i i . 290d Bouks. No, 19. MAURICE DE: ING, by the famous author of “Guy Livingstouwe’”’ Price 40 cents; by mail, 12 cents, -Regular pri-e, . $125. “Brilliant and fascinatmmy. ‘ihe readeris held in ecstacy,”—London fitves. i Nos. 14& 15. 20,000 Leacces UNDER -THE Seas, by Juices Verne. An intensely iter: . est ng account of a voyage of 60,0 0 mile ander the ocean! Price, only <0 cents: by given to the innoce#t purtuer or to.the us born child withow+showibg in the perso erigizally coutraciilg it. . : THE US UF MERCURY otily sida in this t-frible deception by érying itupon the suriace and driviug .t bacx tuto the blood. AH Veocreal Poison isa hilood ‘ tue blvod, andthe only certainty oi prevYantéion of wanemis-i nm is in the pocitive ares of the referm treatment pracii_ed at the: Dr. J. O. Young Medicai Ius itute, comprehensive, so.entific and thorotizn, leving received endorsements as tue ve-t ¢ allimodera practice. Recent cases cured in a few dsys and chronic cases witu revmarkable rapidity. Our tests of tue pres" “oe Of Taint in the biood are never ia . ag. . TO PEMALES The Doctor, after years of patient investi, don end tecatment is enabiedto assure {t7a Yapid and thorough cures in ali tue . tun plaints incident ¢ the sex. The w.ax eo. hope for strengtt and the suffering fur roiief and oure. : 'i,08e who require personal supervision’ tue Doctor can age with Papa with carefa® and “nurses where unrenditied titeietos pe “constant Care five every agaurance of rapid and perimaJud ouren, The Lusutute ig supplied with a L.YING-IN DEPARTMENT, whore patients will receive the treatment © C#scmtial in such oases. CURED AT HOME. Oorrespondenee. ‘The great difficulty mauy sick find is the trouble of vis:ting tuo ety, often inewrring an expense far ex end can be comminmb ated in . The above sale‘is hereby postponei to We nes i GEOH: -E FLETCHER, Sec’s. Nevada, Nov. 24%, L835. AS ESSMENT NOTICE. . . YHAMPION MINING COMPANY. —Lo~') C cati-n of principal place of business, . Grass Valley, Neveda County, California. ocation of works, Nevada Towuship. N a County, California. Notive ist i thet at a meéeting of the Board of Trustees, held on the Sth day of Novem-/} . ber, 1-75, an kasessment (No.2) of Thirty . Gents peor share, was levied upon the cap. aistock of the said Company, ,pa.abie . immetiately in United States gold cotp, to . th S+eretary, at the office of ihe Company, limthe wb ilding of the old Miners’ Hoétel, Zoston Ravine, Grass Valley,» evada County. California. Any steck upon whi-h this lassessment shall remain uvpaid On the} . 14th day of Deceraber, 1875, will be deem. . ed délinqnent, and will be duly advertised for sale at public auction, and ulless. payment is made b‘fore, will. be sold op TUESDAY, the 4th day of JANUARY, 1875, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with the costa of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees, JOHN FREDERICK SCHULTHESS, i : Secretary. Office—Building of the old Miners’ Hotel, Boston Ravine, Grass Valley, Nevada County, Cal. Se % n9 United States Land Office. Sacramento, Cal., Nov. 9, 1875. 0 ALL WHOM If MAY CONCERN. ~ Whereas, cn the 25th day of Decerber, 1-74, the Plat‘of Townshrp 18 North, Range 10 East, was filed in the U. §. Land Neeby cording the cost of treatment. ‘his éxpons: Gam be avoided by writing to the Pome, vt: aurown Way, the symptome of Your f6 or cOmplaint, ~ Cures ftrarpiitved the ug by personal visit. SM go “rvanhedeae strictly ¢ ufidential iu] 2?) Jotters either returned or destroyed, . &2 3 hedDocter . ! ninall aos roqhtiting * noe and Becrecy, Re powa cuniidenee tn him, all you who suferor wre tn disttess. He will speedily relieve and ewpe you, = . Address . DENS. F. JOSSELYN, M. D,, 616 Sacramento Btreet, San. Frangisoo, Cal. WALL'S SARSAPARILLA 48 JODIDE OF POTASS. Vou %34, Weise %*, . heumatiam and Mercurial Pata Sold. by al larmgeifte. =} 5 . Une Ll ow's Concentrated Flavoring Extvects fap lee Creduly Chea, ten.’ MASON TO. >.. SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK. Ne Gy Pout omengetr >, Masonic TmmrLE, Saw Franomeo, eCRIVE TERY ANDORDINARY DEPOSITS. © tis Derm Dynogite, : # Six Witham many 1 wn *& short notice. ss wit 4 Cnet Divi iond:“Merm deposits, Oi per cant, . @ratnary ata; TR p cay © rtificates of Deposit idauetp? 16 An the Wuiod all tho prinetpaleiti@ediiurope: g% eee ¢ Ww . CULVER; a FE ORY LaoyF es PGs! w wee su if.. ee ue re ere io me Pil / Sau, Frageisco . { “WEEKLY, CHRONICLE \ ARGS, .in dependent: homestand j fearless newspaper, with veliab) wamked rep ere! & veina rab S othe WEEK. eopattmer ¢, e Ain to LY CHRONICHE the . ly ‘news, vor in thamorid. Dey Fy dear tink, LMAVALCO sind: gs: kOR op th fred py-to ths getter rp-of a club 9 five, For stub of tan, $°5, with>one free ce py!’ (20 Hes ndAit oat ai very y for ~)“"Phed.isY CHEontens bs 50 shea’ cam 86 YOUNG & Cdiy:San Francisco. “pooiiag Capics ® rt age, “Betid tor one. Try the Mazio Ettore of © Qn Pree ROR. P, wae htelelGnr MBMkE Mois com. Hund lL privet od hey ofthe * y ves and & apones, ee@-that ite so Waywith >ird istorm Borremoving 0, Painty Dor. &c gut eanwmot be gar met. Good foo tie bath teem, A ‘trial copvince eee "ye of ite eupesion mer Sk vour -) f>r ite Manufeetared YALKINI » GU 4 Co,,San Brameisoo. J > A ry r = VRE D1. 8 aie acim enaree memes anlp BH RES _& MYDE, MUsk a ALE RS,“ee TSR eR ee., N PRAN & ens \gents for the a4 PAE best Benutifier of the Complexion . Low ib sen oynnseth wee Boils, at the office of the Company, No, 320 .Sanom ar . eoeetbibeReetaeate: ees Office, and. by Comarisdioner’s. lette? dated becemb r 2d, 1871, the'S W 4 of N W 4, NW 4% of SW 4, Sec, 14,and E 4% of NE Quarter of Section 15 7p township 18 Sorta, + ange 10 Hast, is to be treated as mineral in, ataoter natil the co; ary is pPeved, aftér due notice. And whereas, Lars FP. K. Bneh, (Post Office address Moore's Flat, Nevada County, Cal.) did, on the 6th day of January, 1875, file in the Register’s office of this district hia Declaratory Statement ‘No. 4,812, claiming the above véseribe:t land, and has applied teenter the: same as agtieultural land; alleging it to bemore valuuble for agricultural than for min‘ng purposes; Therefore, you vill take nétice, that under and by virtue of instructions from ‘the General hand Office, dated May tth, 1871,.qe have fixed the 2ist day of December, A. D. 1875, at 11 o’clock, A. M., pat-this office; before the Register and Re“ceiver. for the hearing of profs to deter mine the character of said lands. : In witness whereof wé have hereunto set our hinds the day and year first above written. T. B. McFARCAND, Register. HART FELLOWS, Receiver. Jobn Caldwell, Atty. « z= nig Delinquent Notice. i NION GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. Location of principal place of busihess, San Francisco, Californfe. Location of works, Columbia Hill, Nevada County, California, Notice—‘Lhere are delinquent upon the following described stock, on accountof Assessment No. 12, levied on the Twenty-first day.of Qut, 1875, the several amounts seg ite thé names of the respective shareholders as follows: . No. of No. r ¥ .Nanieas ~ Cert’e Shares Amt. Estate of F. L. A. Pi: oche, 4 4 8 434 434 And in ‘accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the Qlet day of Oct.1874, 80 many shares ot each parceh of guch stock as may be asary, will be soldat public auction at the office of the Company, No. 320, Sansome street, San Francisco, California, on Monday, Pwentieth day of Dec., 1875, ‘ab-the-ho o'clock, P.M., of such day, to pay delinquent assessments thereon, Lagaier Li ie, advertising and exsosea of the sale. . Francisco, California. DELINQUENT NOTICE. AY ORTH BLOOMFINED GRAVEL MIN. ING GOMPANY. Location of prig-j cipal place of business, tan Francis; ed, California. Location of works, North Cotihty, "Cahifefiiia, 4 ere_are delingvent; apenas Fee described stock, on-account of cae 40, Levied the Twentyfret ay of "Oc a hike eral Gooual: set opposite the names of the respective shareholders as follows: . Names Certifiv’e Bhares Amt John Nightingste, o OH 500 500John Nightinga.e, 61° GOO 5a0 h. Baroranaed. BF : re > Dussol, ma F ’ 3 Ltheller bexacutors ° Hatate of F.1,A. saa tae {Bioche ‘deceased, 62 — B250 250, And in accordance with law, and am order of thé Board of Directors, made on the Twenty-first day of Oct., 1875, so manys h su@h stock sen Pai beg’ yt public duelion L375, at the hou of one o'c ock, P. M, th u day. © ay” phe Aceuniti ts ; and impress the seal of said court, at office, . iu the erty of Nevads, on the J8th day of af October, A. D, 1875. : lea ava the parties. pisintiff and ddfendants in this action, and according to their respect. liverights and intercsts therein. And you; }are hereby tified. that if you fail:to ap. pesr and answer the said complaint us . above required, the said plaintiff ‘will ap. ply to the court for the rehef therein detmanded. ° ee In testimony whereof,.I, Jno. } seal Pattis -n, Clerk of District Court foresaid, do hereunto set my: and JNO. PATTISON, Clerx. oly By James D. White, Deputy. J.M, Walling, Piff’s Atty. LAND NOTICE. . YNITFD STATES OF AMERICA. Sac) ramento La d Office District, California In the matter of an irregular application for apre-ermption title and aquartz.} uiine title, to wit: Lot.4, west half of lot 5, fn section. 2. lot f, east half of half of.lot 6, in Section 3, Township 15. North, Range 8 tast, Mc unt Diablo Base and Meridian, together with the south half of the southwast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 44,in township i6 North, aforesald Base and Meridian. The applicant wil' prove off or extract all of the mineral therefrom on the 4th day of Decemover, 1875, at 2 o’clock, ®. M . For Omana Mire, 5 acres; for the Ross Ranch Mine, 6 acres; for the Boueher Mine. 2-seres; 2 acres at large for scattering quartz; 5 acres for placer mings at large, all being inside of the above ap. plication, Sinvle . iple of'a uew idea in the cheap printing:+‘\ HO may be suffering from the ef. eretion, will do well tu avaii thems: lven, lof this, the greatest boon®ever: Irid_ at! ithe altar of suffering humanity. Dr: \SPINNEY will guarantee to forfe.t 35 «. \for every case of seminal weakness.—or ip'ivate disease of any kind or. ch recter lwhich he nndertakes aud fails-to cure . He would therefore tey to the unfortu inate sufferer. who may read this woti é@ fthat you are treading upon danzerou i-round when youlouger’ dtiay i se) ng the proper remedy for your ¢yn jlaint., You may be in the first stu: ‘emetmmber you are-approaching thla: f youare bordering upon’. th last,.an ;jare suff-ring some or all of its i]! effect: ijr-emember that if you persist in procr; . tination, the time mmst come when th . ijmost skillful physician can render s ino assistance; when the door of hor . twill be closed against ycu; wiren no #1 iigelof merey-can bring you, relief. I: iino case bas the Dr. failed of sutces Then let not despair work-upen yeu . ) Himagination, but ‘avail yourself of th . beneficial results of his trea’ ment befor: i lsour case is béyond therich of me:tica . iskill, or before: grim death hurries yo: . ile 1 @ premature grave. Full cours: c }] ‘treatment $25° Send money by Pos'. Office order or Express’ with full. de tiscription of case. Call or Address, i DR. A, B: SPINNEY,= . . . . No. 11 Kearny Street, Sanerancisco: . } t & . } q PAUMARD 6 = BUSINESS COLLEGE, . . —AND—._absorbe 4 t eos temic . To THE UNFORTUNATE. SEW REMEDIES, “NEW REMEDIEg . DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY . ‘ot BLISHED in 1854, for the ‘treat Hig mnt of Sexual and Seminal Diseases such as Gunorrhea,Gieet, Stricture, Syphil. is in all its forms, Seminal Weaknese;-im potency, ete. Skin Diseases (of years standing) and Ulverated eg8 SUccese. ully ipeated. 3 ¢ DR. GIBBON hap the pleasure of an-° aouncing that he has returned from Visiting the principal Hospitals of Eurupe, and has resuriied > practice at his D-spenrery, 643 Kearney Street, corner of Cammeruia.,. Sup Francisco, where his old patiénts and those requiring his services may iad him.The Doctor bas spared neithertime nor money in seeking out ™w remedies,and baa returned with ipcrease. acilities for the alleviation of hueaun suffering. Horrible Diseases. ——_ How many thousands of pergons, both aisle atu female, are théré who are sutiering out a miserable existence from the @E> ‘fect of secret indulgences, or frem virte nto the system ! Look at their pallid, e:-aciated and disfigured faces and their broken Gu@u cOnstitations, disqnalifying them for the happiness of marriage yr the enjoyment of life. In this horrid situation thousands sufier until death closes the scere Let parents, guaidians, friends attend te any ‘of thoge who are sufferiig 623 KEARNEY STREET, Cor. Commercial, Sax PRaxcisco

. with upv of these horrible life destroying malediea—sce that they are cared for and . eured before it be too late. Send them im. . mediately to: Dr. Gibbon, & physician who — ade private disease hisespecial study or yeers, and who. is: certain to cure tne most ineterst® cases? without mercury or fnjurious drugs. Jt is important those who are attlieted, or to those who are inter ‘the welfare of. their friends, to be TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE. . maetet at the many pretended doctors who infest all cities, publishing their skill in . SAN F RANCISEO.oS _Lenring—all-diseases-in-4-few days, imposing — +1 oR Ee ae i. ‘ ia . apo) 2 bl by nsing the names of €trmiail 25 cents e 26 $406-—J x = s _ {. upon the public by Boast ‘ + NosS9E 10 ime Law and THE-Lapy, sgt Bhasin rer five s se wes linent physicians :rom Europe and -other Wiikie Collins. bis fainous author’s ; ast and grevstest work, Price, on y 20 tts. : by mail 25 cents. . Bo" Regular price, $] 25: . A splendid book. : . ‘Lhe wonderful cheapness of our Books . leads many ty fear itis a humbuy. We . would refer them to the editor af this paper who has a trample Copy, or Specimen Payes wiil be sent FREE. They ure we-l printed and remarkably low priced Editious of Standard Books, by the Best Authors, and merit the attention of every reader 8@" Buy a sample copy.’ Catalogues of 40 buoks free. A new book added every two weeks. B@ For sale by all Newsdealars, or seft, postpaid, by DONNELLEY, LOYD, & Ci)., Publish@s, Chicago, Il.” No 728. Application fora Patent to Min~ing Claim ~ UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, : Sacramento, Cal.:Nov. 6, 1875, Y OTICE is here'ry given that Martin L. ‘Marsh, ‘and the Bank of Sevsada County, whose Post Office is Nevada City. Nevada County, (»l., have made app ica tian tor Patent for the Jenny Lind Viacer Mine, bearing goid, situate in Hunt’s Hill Mining District. Nevada County. Calitor. nit, ami described in the plat and fivtd . notes on file in this office as follows, viz: j Survey af Exterior Boundarjes. . Commencing at a stane marke . ‘*M & BE” . (for Maine and Eastern) No 4, standi g 4.00 chains N of the north edge of ita&di: gs iu‘*Greenhorn Creek,” and ma king the: S Ecornerof the Maine and Eastern Placer ang3l ‘ CENTENNIAL. ms 1876. eee eee tee CHICAGO AND NORTH-WES TERN RAILWAY. . hee POPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND, Passengers “or Chicago, Niagra Falls Pittsburg, Philadelphiz, Montreal, Quebec New York, Boston, or any point east,should buy their : TKANSCONTINENAL TICKETS, Via the Pioneer Route, —THE— : CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN . RATLWAY. THIS {S THE BEST ROUTE EAST. Its track is nade of STEEL RAILS, and oa it fhus been made the FASTEST time tbat has ever been MADE in this country. By this route passengés for points east of Chicago have choice ot the following lines from Chicago: : “ BY THE. PITTSBURG, FORT WAYNE AND CHICAG®@ AND PENNSYLVANIA ‘YRAILWAYS. . : =. BY THK MICHIGAN CENTRAL, GRAND TRUNK, GREAT WESTERN AND ERIF AD NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILWAYS, Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cara through to New York to Ni. agra Falls, Buffalo, Kochester, or New Yors City, . . BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, 4 THROUGH TRAINS Gaiby, with Pall ? Tan Palace Cars, for Newark, Zanesvillé, Wheeling, Washington aud Bulti. more without vhauge. ronbing Palduan’s celebrated Puluge sleep. ing Cars and Coaches, cUunmecting With Uns Cedar Repids, Ciinton, Sterling and Dixon, fer Ohicagy and the East. * ie wags tena Secretary. . . Miie ‘popular route ts unsurpassed for Office We. 320,” me ‘Street, San . Speed, Comfort, and Safety, The smooth, well -ballasted and perfect track—of ssteel rails, the celebrated Puilman P: ing Cars, tae Perfect Telegraph, Sytem) cf moving trains, the regularity With which they run, the admirable arr for runving through cars to "Ch “ftom all points West, secure to pasBengers all the comforts in moder Hailway vel. ing. ‘No changes of cars and no tedious delays at Fornies. ? Dassehgers will find ‘Tickets via this fa. the Central Pacigc Raiiroad, Sac of the Central Pacific Railroad, WH STENN ET, Gen. Pas. Agt. VIN HUGI?T, Gen, = = oR P. STANWOOD, Goueial gency, 12% . Montgomery St, San Francisco. DENTISTRY . _ Over Hyman Bros.’ Store: ~ © ° He to perf kind MecnseNeMae Operation Bahco age af tatest and moat cpproved styles. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver . Nevada, May 3dth, 1871. . 2 3 THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullmaa . e This is tho.shortest, best, and only line . ion Pacific Railroad af Onewha, and from . the West, via grand Junction, Marshall, . Slé€ep-. voriié route, at the General Ticket Office of. ramen Tickets for sale at all the Ticket ee Mine. Thence on atrue line, var. 18>" S 424° W 6.69 cigins cross section line between Secs 19 and 24, ata poiut 35.4 si e of Sec 24, Tp 16 N, ROE, Mt. Dialto . Banu M, 10,50 chaips to a stake at the! junction of sluicing ravine with Greenhorn Creek. Thence ona true line, N 4036 ° W cross sluicing ravine 1.00 cbwin west bank sluicing ravine, aseend 4.40 chains tc a cedar tree 40 in diam, wuarked “J L” (tor Jenny Lind.) From this cedar tree the mouth of the Jenny Lind tunnel bears N 18° E 2.00 cnuitis dist. Thence on a true line, N 544° W 3.70 chains, descend a perpendicular bank.40 ft high into a. bydraulic cut. 6.00 chains ascend perpendicular bank out of cut 36.00 chains to.a make marked JL. Thepee on a true Hine; N 86% ° E 2:00 cheins cross roaa heading from Hunt's: Hill to. MecLeod’s Ranch, 475 qbains irtersect sonth line of the Maine and Hastern -Miness Thence on a true line, S 603;° E following along the 5 lise of Maine and Eastern approved survey, 41.60 chains to.a stake at place of beginning, Containing 28. 99-100 acres. Land on the north ewned by Turner; laud on the south owned by Hayward & Uo.;land . on the east and west, vacant,and designated . as Lot No 50 whd 87, in Sections 19: and 24, . Townships I6 North, Ranges 9 and 10 East, Mt. Diablo. Base and Meridian. Said Jocain the records of Hunt’s Hill Mining District. The applieauts claim as purchasers. All persons ho'ding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the game before this office within eixty days . from the“first dey of publishing hereof. nlg <«. T. B. McFARLAND, Register. Niler Searls, Atty. ~ ASSESSMEsT NOTICE, Oar SPRING GRAVEL"MINING COMPANY. Principal place of “busingss, Nevada City. Location of works near Wiilow Valley, Nevada Cowaty, Cal, Noticehis hereby given, that at a meeting of the . trustees, held at. the office of the Seerctary, . November the lith, 1875, an ‘ass ssment . (No.3) of . one dollapper share, was ievied . ; upon the capital sto< payable immediately in’ United States goid . coin, to the Secretary, of the company, at . his eflice, Broad street.: Neyada City. Any stoek pon wBich said, assessment } shall remain Xopaidon thelith day of De . cember,l875, will be deemed.d+ linquept and . advert sed for salé at pibhic aucticg,and um less payment is mate Before, will be sold fon the ldth: day of January 1816, ‘to . pay the delinquent assessment thaxeon, together with costs ot advertising ‘and expenses of sale, ‘hy order of the Board of Trustees ’ J.J. ROLFE, Secretary. Office on Broad street, opposite the Nations }-Hotel, Nevada City. se Nevada City, Nov. 22th, 1875. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. N the matter of the estate of James Noonan deceased. ice ig hereby ama by the undersigned, Aministrator of -the est) te-of said James Noonatt deceased, to . 4s creditors ‘of; ud Ail persons having claims against the estate of said deceased, to present the same with tl@ necessary Popes within four months from the ‘publication of this notice; to the unNo. ia etal eines it *Neved Gig Nore s et, in Nev: da Gounty, California. —__ ee 5 ote JOHN WHITE, Administrator. es “a ee, » . EE Caldwell, att'y. . n23 Bp P. E. HUGRAON, has openec NUAL MEETING. in Kidd's Building, Broad Strech,, ame [Mitolien er gd BANE or WADA Ww td ing’ House in Newada City on” ~ ene chains south of the 4% stakaon he ast; P.M. tion was made Dec. 8, 1864, an. is recorded { of said> company, . cunts; graduate of Prince of Wales College. and Stow’s.Model andNormal ‘raitjug School; late State Institute Director aud Lecturer of Minnesota, and for the pust five years President of the M.nn-apolis Business College; having disposed ot his entire interest in that institution, and removed to San. Francisco, will hereafter ‘conduct a First Class Commercial College in that city, entrance at 120 Sutter street, and 220 Kearny street, Hardie Plage, (with office in Koom 38,) where he will give his + persopal attention and servi-es to those who-desire instruction in Bookheeping or the Science of Accoants andEnglish Branches. Prof. Barnard is the originator and author of the celebrated metnod of Teaching Accounts which has b come so po ularin elucidating the intricacies and mysteries of Bookkeeping. In order to se cure a wider field of labor in which to exemplity the superiority of his method -of instruction, he has organized Burnard’s Business College and Telegraph Institute, San Frarcisco. ™ : : A SPECIAL FEATURE. No more students wili be admitted to the . College than Professor Burnaid can attend . to with his own personal instruction. He } has noteorganized this enterprise mereiyas an eusy Way to make mu ney, but to esiablish-es"@n viabie a reputation as an Inst: uc tor as he has left behind him in Minnesota. and to build up a Business College of ‘the bigh: st merit, in wWaich the fullest equivalent will be given for all Tuition collectéd, and which, by persgnul effort, he will make the best institution on the Pacific Coust. in which to obtain a first class Practical Business Education. . HOURS OF INSTRUCTION. Day SrEssions—9 to 11.30 A. M. and 2 to 4 EVENING Sess1ons—7,30 fo 9.30 P. M. Students will be entitled to the mse. of _the rooms from 8.30 A. M. to 5 P. M., thus enabling them to work outside of the hours of instruction. : LaviEes—A separate apartment will be reserved for the Lady Students. who w'Tl be provided with every convenience to facilitate their work. STATIONERY AND Bcoks—Our arrangem-nts are such that all supplies tor the course can obtained of us at rates much below the tsual cost; and corresponding ip every particelar with the books used in real business. : DrpLomas--Our Diplomas are engraved an steel, ively executed at great cost; they will be issued to students completing th: Course in the Businéss Department on payinent of the fee of five dollars. No Vacation--Lhe College will be in session during the entire year. Students will be admitted at any time. ; ' No opyInG FROM Text Boors—The . thighly objectionable métkod of copying . from text ‘books without: understanding whatis intended to be conveytd is altogether avoided. All work done js the direct product of the student’s own thought. DiscIPLINE—We maintain the most rigid discipline, insisting upon perfect order aad system in everything. Wetreat every student as a gentleman or lady, and expect only gentlemanly or lady-like conduct in return. We do not have rules or penalties butadapt special modes of treatment to. special cases. No conduct is allowed that “vould not be tolerated igthe drawing room of a wellregulated family, sees! For full particulars send for Catalogue and Circulars, exptaining Conrse of Study. We offer inducements that are superior to the city. For further information address BARNARD’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 120 Sutter street, Room 38, San Francisco, Cal. References, by permission: Hon. David Rurt, State Superintendent of Public In. Struction, Minnesota; Hon. H B. Wilson, . late Superintendent of Public Instruction, Minnesota; W. D. Garland, Equitable Life AssuranceSociety, 426 California street, 8. F.; 8. P.Hall, Attorney at-Law, 213 Sansome street, §. F. : San Franciseo, Oct. 31, 1875. , Ordinance No 71. N ORDINANCE Tevysing a City Prop. . erty Tax for the year ending May Ist 1876. . The Trustees of the City of Nevada jo ordain as follows : Some Section Ist. A City Property Tax of For. ty Cents on each one bundred dollars of axséssed -vetue for general purposes ard of twenty eents on each one hundrsd dollars of assessed value for Fire purpeses is hereby levied upon all the assessable . and taxable property, both realand personal ‘within the corporste limits of the City! of Nevada for the year ending May 1. 1876. W. J. ORGAN, Presédent. A. H, Hanson, Clerk, n21 No is’ hereby given that I have sold out the Livery business, and nrgently request all persons indebted to me to call and settle without defay. All persons having bills against me are ested to present them, for payment. All bills ’ img nnsettied within 30-da laced in the bands of an officer for colection. The late business of the Empire Livery Stable must be settled without delay. and those ae Ig ‘will please take Nevada, Novséth, 1375, NCASTER. 4 R. M. HUNT, M. D. those offered by any similar institution in IMPORTANT NOTICE. . places, Be, therefore, careful and make strict ino ries, or you may fall into the banes of those charlatans. § Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, the consequence ot self abuse. This solitary vies, pr depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty -the following train of morbid symptoms, — unless cembatted by scientific medical measures, viz: Sullow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, ringingin the ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and tie rattling of chariots, uneasiavss about the loins, weakness of the limbs, e¢enfused vision: blunted intellect, loss of confidence, difiiaer ce in approachingstrang. ers, a digiike to form new acquaintanges, s désposttion to shun society, loss of mem-ory. hectic flushes, pimples and varions eruptions about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats, monomanix aid frequent insanity. If reHef be not obtained, persons 80 afflict. ed should apply immiediately, either in person or by letter, and have a cure effectedby his new and scientific mode of treating this discase, which never fails of effecting quick and radicalc ure. Dr. G. will'give Ong Hundred Dollars to any one who will prove-satisfactorily to him that he wascured of this complaint by either of the San Francisco quacks. : Married Men, Or those who contemplate marriage, whe are suffering under any of.these fearful maladies, should not forget the sacred reapunsibility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief. ‘ Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s office or sending for packages-of medicines may rely apon his assurance of confidential secrecy with implicit faith, and expect no more ‘than to be charged with a fair and mutuaily satisfactory remuneration of services rendered, considering the circumstances of the cases, rather than 4 toe prevalent and ne) fish practice of extortion among quacks ana pretenders. e DK. GIBBON is responsible, and will ive to each patient a written instrument, binding himself to effect a radical and perw# nent cure, or make no.charge. . Cured at Home. oe Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case, smyptoms, length of . time the disease has continued, and the medicine promptly forwarded, free from damage and curiosity, to any part of the conntry, with full and plain direction for a6e. By enelosing TEN DOLLARS in ‘coin, in a registered letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., 4 package of medicine will be forwarded by express to ang part of the Union. Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney etieet, co. ner Commercial, San Francisco. Post Offic: Box 1967, : Private ntranesen Commercial treet. Remem:.er to put BOX 1957 on the let er Consultations FREE, a7" Correspondents will please inform DR. GIBBON that they cead his advertise. ment in the Darry Transcnipt.’ myl ‘e INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY., ee First Mortgage Premium Bond oy Tax N. Y. Industrial Exhibition Co. —O— i Dz: Compare it with 4 Hottery; best in mind that ‘the capital. invested is ja beet This loan is issued on a novel plan, and is authorized by special Act of the Legisla. ture of the State of New York. Every bondholder must receive at least $21, but he may receive $100,000 {Or $35,000, or $10,000,-0r $6,000, or $3,080, . &e.,&, 2 4th Premium Allotment, June th, 1OFBes 2) eusiG 2 1 5th Series Drawing, July 6th Circulars giving fall explanation, will be sent, free of ch » ON spvlication. For Bonds sn information, address without delay, — MORGENTHAU, BRUNO & CO.,_ Fixgycra AGENTS, Post Office Drawer 29. % Mavcoh AE tunes ec . ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, ‘Noveds, Rev. 29, 1605. ‘NEVADA CITY. : Remit by draft on N.Y. City Banns, istered Letter or P. 0. Pitan Levey ay ' feb 2, * hes ‘N. Pi BE FFI J the ‘ PFI ing Nevads A‘ Ju ‘FIRE Le FFI VA) Jor ‘ YONS' LI To be for RwFar and LIQ! HAMI COM) AXte i ; most rec: BI Ti y o17-im Meata . Shop on } : Theatre. NE N “plet orders fo’ all kin hand. O Street, or Pine Stre “ Eurek: GNAOLD FW fine \/, By reqs £ IN PRICE! Nevada “$2,400 NOR a tick : et si ‘ SERS Stee n ad — ¥. } wy can, wit mis ee THURSD ’ Odd Fell clock,P 1