February 9, 1865 (4 pages)

DR wR ‘ Bs, X \ er Sana aan aes selenite eneinamemeiaes oes ~~ . } , i } ‘ r , ' i Ne i go og Piejcninnlie es ast eis ni a AR eat Dok ti ! atreet a . idente, for the Yer ‘an pining. Sehaefer’s res or = and lotson Commercial stréet adjoining Scutti’s eS gp De the year 1864 $4 90. eels . Against Owen Doherty and vacaiit lot on Smith’s re Ps ig, fo fe =. on south, for the year 1664 $105, ° “5 2 ng ae property, for the year 1864 70 cts, _ gmeast : y issued out: of Court of the sai Justice. in the name of the City of Nevada, situathereon in the years for the respective amounts following. viz:. eaeed a aa situated in Nevada city and de as follows, viz: Vacant lot on Sacraroad gta: Bemeey & Rich’s EY casket dels Doe and vacant lot on old é mst John Doe a ot on o . Washington road. adjoining Frink’s residence ‘da the rear, for the year 1864 35 cts. * 3. Agsinat John Doe and vacant lot on High Against John Doe and vacant lot on High adjoining Gas Co’s works and property {old gas lot), for the —_ 1864.70 ets. ee 5. Against John and vacant lot on Piety hill adjoining R. H. Farquhar on the south, fur the year 1964 35 cts. cs 6. £gainst Jobn Doe and'vacant lot on Ping west side, a Miss Gibson on » for “1864 70' cts. ia Ageing John Doe and vacant lot on East : é # residence, for 9. geinet oe Bieriy and vacant lot on Piet oinin: ner’s »roper on . Sorth, for thayear oh 70 ee i “10. A net Julius Barker and house and lot on Nevada street adjoming L. O. Palmer’s residence, for the year 1864 $5 60. ; 11 Agsins pe adhe a 2 yp a lot . opposite John Hamiiton’s pro Py for'the year 1864 36 cta. : — 7 ac Stanton Buckner and vacant lot ae and Ceyote streets for the 13. aaaiast® 4.G. Clark & Co. and house and lot on east of Pine street in rear“of Kelsey’s and Williams’ buildings for the year 1864 4. Against Churchill & Meheod and carpen# shop and lot on west side of-Upper Com-: mercial street adjoming Scutti’s propeity, for the year 18649140. . es 15, Against Kd Dolliver and house andJot on east # of Gold Run adjoining Maker's pee on South, for the year 1864 $1 75. 18, gainst Mrs. . J. Dunn and house and lot on wast side uf Coyote street, adjoining homestead, fur the year 1864 $1 75. ‘19. Against J. F. Drake and frame building and lot on Broad street, adjoining Hoit’s lot, ‘house and lot on Pine street. adjoining Cline’s __wesidence, for the. year 1864 $7 87. Commercial street adjoining W. R. Coe’s brick. for the year 1864 $1 05. 23. qeainat Henry windity. sud house and ioton_ road adjoining. Burbridge’s tesidence, for the year 1864 $1 75. 24. Against Frank Green and house and lot on west side of #ark avenue, opposite bk. W, sidenve, for the year 1864 $140. Ageinet: William Purd end house and lot on West Broad street. Coyote hill adjoining Kite’s residence, for the year 1864 70 cts. 27. Agatnst A. Hamlin and bouse and lot on Spring-atreet, adjoiaing baptist church, forthe year 1864 $1 58. nies 38 <Againat C. Wileon Hill and house and dot on Main street adjoining Davis’ residence, for the year 1864 $8 40. ee 29. Against H. Hoffman. and vacant-tot on ercia) street adjoining King’s brick bufildrthe year 18 4 §1 40. ; Against dames Johnson and house and lot near a ravine west of old Washington road, for the year 1884-76 cts. ; 31. Againat George Jose and house and lot on east side of Coyote atreet adjoining Kichmond’s Against Peter Iemert and vacant lot on west side of Coyote street, adjoining Catholic x bay age Hea bag ane ste: pa” ti aa fe aimst John Lamore and shoemaker’s §' “Reble's_lot Reead-ateeets-241. Against Lewis Morrill and house and lot On Coyote hill, barn and lot on West Broad ones adjoining Mupp’s property, for the year L 38 Against Geo. Mathew and cabin and lot on year 1864 70 cts. Upper ommercial street, adjoining Buckner’s wesidenee, for the year, 1864 $2 90. * 40. Against H McCarty and house and lot on Nevada street, adjoining Frink's residence, for the year 164 420, 42. Against James. Nolon and house and lot on Pine street, adjoining Pat. Carry’s residence, +46. inst W. H. Patten and vacant lot on west side Pine street, adjoining Van Hagan’s lot on-south, for the year 1864 3 50. , 46. Against Robert: Rose and house and lot —on west side Ceyote — adjoining Altey’s on . Morth; for the year 1864 1 40. sinh See 47. Against Oharles Regindelt and two hou gee anc lote corner of Factory and Mill streets for the year 1814 2 45. 61: ainst Bennett Schcimer and house and fot on Spring street, adjoining Donohue’s residence, vacant lot on Broad strect, adjoining Mcyer & Co’stiquor store, for the year 1864 355. + Against A. D. Skillman and brick build itig and lot on Main atreet, adjoining Waters erick. for the yéar 1864 5 60, Te Agalent Catherine Tully and two houses and lote north side Cottage street adjoining Bradley’s residence, vacant lot on Main street weat side, adjoining Rosenthal’s lot, for the ) ear 1864 8 05. : i fe ‘65. -Against Benj. Youtig aud house and lot de Coyote street, south of and—ajoin. Walker’s lot,for the year 1x64 2 10, » Against Uuk Quy and Chinese gambling house on Commercial street, opposite Chandter’ustore house, for the year 1864 1.05, ' . All owners and claimants of any right, title or interest in guy of the above described preperty, are-notitied to appear at the b geo ot sald Justice in the city, towaship,and county of da, within eight weeks of the date hereof: and answer the complaint as filed against said gorgen and property, or Judgmens will be en. against said person gee for the Sott 2 ed for in said iat with eosts uit. Given under my hand this the 6th day of Janaary, Ae dD. 1865. ¥s K. W. SMITH, Justice of the Peace, Nevada ‘I'déwnship. ~. Ko Olty Serip Owners, A LL persons holding Warrants. drawn on the : "Gry Funds ‘and registered previons May ith, 186¢, are requested to present the same tu mo for payment. iImtecest on said serip ceases feom this date. ee GEO. A. WEAVER, City Treasurer. . Nevada. Jan. 24th. ~~ @y KE, HUMPHRIES, y, Blacksmith & Wheelwright. the shop at tho feot of. Bread St. form occupied by Sam. Oates as, prepared to do ry thing in the With desp» ‘ch andat reasonable rates. Partic“F\ONSTABLE’S SALE.—By vir.ue of an Deg —in-entt West Bruad street, adjoining Lonis, for the . ainst Ed. Muller and house and lot on . jters, B Would inform the citizens of Nevada that ke has ‘omuved to} Pacific Mail Steamship Company. be qropudaes is themouth of” >», February, 1865. $ Feb. 34—Golden Age. Capt,W. F. Lapidge. Feb. 13—Cunatjtution, Capt. J. F. Watkins. Feb, 23—Sacramento, Capt. W. H. Hudson. \ wrest weet — — San . Francisco, at o’clock, A. M. ally. ee Connecting on Denawe Railroad at Aspinwall with a new and swift steamer ‘ For New York. The Isthmus Transit is made by Rattroad in three hours! All exposure to a tropical climate is thusavoided. : This route offers PARTIGHLAR advantages to Ladies and Families. . ee ee The Atlantic steamer will be convoyed by a United States vessel of war! goes For further paciee toes app! y at thé office of the Pacific Mail Steamship any, corner of strtctes, : Agent, Sacramento and Leidesd: j27 OLIVER ELDRIDG THAT GREATEST BLOOD — J PERIPIER. Lé_Doyens’ Sarsaparilla, Yel.ow ~ Dock and Iodine Alterative. The Great Cure oa . Fer all Diseases of the Liver, Stomach and ~ Bowels, Scrofula and Rheumatism. 2 gen medicine reaches the ConstITUTION it-> self, and restores it to its normal condition. IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER. ' INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS; AND CATARRH OF THE BLADDER, STRANGUNARY_AND-BURNING, OR PAINFUL URINATING, CALCULUS, GRAVEL, 3 “. BRICK DUST, DEPOSIT, AND MUCOUS OK MILKY DISCHARGES AFTER os . URINATING. tae : For these diseases it ix truly a sovereign rem “edy andtoo much cannot be said in-its praise. Asa Lithoutripti it has no equal ; being chemfeally combinéd with fodine, it Phaze a in a high aegree the power of dissolving stone inthe bladder and ureters ofthe Kidney, preventing gravel formations.and efiargement of the pros-trate-giand;-irritation-of the-neck-of the-bladderdropsy; &«.° : ~< : CRANE _& BRIGHAM~ Wholesale Druggisis, Agents,_ Sold by all Druggists. For sale whclesae or retail by JOSEPH M. LEVEY, . Pine and Commercial Streets. ae Exe¢ution to me delivered issued from the Court of Kobt, MeGoun, Esqs; an acting Justice ef the Peace, in and for Little York Township, county of Nevada, and State of California, hearing date January 12th, 1865, to satisfy a jndgment rendered by Robt. Mctioun, Justice of the Peaee, on the 11th day of January, 1865, in favor of Egbert & Company and against Thos. Patterson, James McCue and Thomas Dowd for the sum of Two Hundred and Thirty-eight dollars and eight cents debt, and Eighteen dollars and seventy five cents, costs of suit. Ihave ta, ken in Execution thefottowing describéd prop erty, heretofore attached to wit:—All the in: terest of said defendants, of, in and to that eer tain Mining Claim situated at Liberty Hill and Known as the Blue Lead Company’s claima, together with all the improvements and appurtenances thereunto mine, td or appertain ng. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale all the above desctibed property to the highest bidder for cash, atthe town of Red ury, 18 5, betaveen the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M. and 4 o’clock, P, M. Taken athe property of said de fendants to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs. Witness my hand this the 16th day of January, 1865. ji7 ~~ MILT. COMBS, Constable. William R. Coe, At the Old Corner, ‘7S STILE THERE, and wants it to be distinetly understood that hé is going to stay there and sell his goods-aé cheap as the cheapest It is his determination not to be undersold by anvbody. His stock consiste of Women’s Shoes, thick and thin sole; Gats . fs;-and every style of Shoe. Misses’ & Children’s Shoes, every style Benkerts’s Pump sole, Dress, Square Edge, Double Sole and Quilted Bottom Boots. A large “assoftment of Miners’ Heavy and Light Boota,. Gum Boots, &¢. He sells Learner, Touts, . SHOE FINDINGS. of every description _atSan Francisco Prices retail. Boot and Shoemaker’s supplied at command. All wock bought at the store is warranted and will berepatred free of costif it rips uareasonably. ¢ ‘ Having one of th. very bést workmen m the State, Lam prepared to make boots at short notice and warrant # fit er no aale Grateful for liberal patron in the past, I am determined to merit it in the future by giv ing the public first rate articles and at the tote: eat possible prices. W.R. COR. SELLING OFF A't COST=BARGAINS; W. L. Shaefer would inform the citizens uf Nevada and the surréiinding ‘country that he.has removed his stock of BOOTS.& SHOES. To Kidd’s Building, on Pine street, and is ing them. off at low rates, He has juat ivad a large and splendid stock of boots and shoes from the Bay, which he will sell at ins. He invites the attention of every and examine his stock. Boots ma Repairing promptly and neatly dodge Miner’s 3 Hotel and “Restaurant. F, Stumpf, Proprietor. The above Hotel is now eompleted and eer to accommodate any num: age sons with Board and Lodge De. his House has now the~best Fréench cook inthe State, © ae The tablé will be supplied with everything the market affords. The Lodging Department conBoards thing to. maka travelers comfortable pd as cheap as at any other piace in the mountains, The Sar is always supplied with Wines, Aciquors and re ’ _ English, Freneh and German spoken at this Shaving and Hair Cutting, — eee cee P Bagge BURBRIDGE yy at his shop, , Bragd Street: opposite the National Exchange, fs always on hand Fare at Bedyced Hates} !/ ‘bie sum oF money, T wish fo say now that ‘_Reriamates who require medi Lyte pairmy— ~my~ “were confused thd shirite Sepeteoed: aT wae averse to society, ee / ilies, should write or call at Dr W. K. Dohertys Quick Cures and Moderate Charges. DR. W. K. DOHERTY’S . Private Medical & Surgical institute ‘Sacramento strect, below Mont, + Oppo -site the Pacific Mail Steamahip Co’s office. Private entrance on rf street, SAN FRANCISCO, ~ Established expressly to afford the afflicted sound and seientifie Medieal aid, in the treat_ ment and eure Of all Private and Chronic Diseases, cases of secrecy and all sex. ual diseases; ~~ TO THE AFFLICTED.—Dr. W. K. Doherty returis his sincere thanks to his numerous pa Aienta for the patronage, and would take this oprtunity toremindthem that he continues to consult at his institute for the cure cf chronic . diseases of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Diges tive and Genito-Urinary Organs, and all \private Diseases, viz: Syphilis in all its forme hid stages, Seminal Weakness, and all the hiérrid con ‘acqrenees of self-abuse. Gonorhoe, Gleet, Stric tures, Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back aad Loins, Inflamation of the Bladder and Kidneys, ete, and he hopes-that-his longexperience and svee2ssful ractice of many years Will continue to insure im a share of pablie patronage nme practice of many years in Europe an@ Un tates, he is enabled to apply the most efficient and successkinds. He uses no. mercury, charges moderate, treats his _ tients in a edrrect at d honorable way, has referenees of unquestionable veracity from men of know Sg ayer and hivh standing in society. All ies consulting him. by Jetter or otherwise be tentriks the best and ment anc t secrecy. READ THE FOLLOWING :—A case of Gleet and Stricture —Dr, Duherty—Dear Sir; I feel m health #0 fully restored, that, in-common gratitude, [ believe I should make somé-written aéknowledgment for your valuable services—particularly so as your fee was sma'l -for the work performed 1 arrived in this city from the Kest about one year ago, and was then suffering from an old case of Gleet, complicated with stricture. Being a stranger in this city, and believing those deetors who gave such positive assurances of success were necessarily the best (sume of whom have a large number ef titles,) I placed myself in their charge and continued under their treatment until I had lost nearly alt hope.and a considera: ful remedies against discases of gentlest trentyou are the sixth Doctor I have employed. and the only one that has ever done me any seryice. My Gleet is wholly cured, the stricture is all removed, and my generel health is better than it has been for . years. In conclusion { would say to the many advice, if you have-any doubt as to whom you — employ, ask Dr. Dolrerty for my address and call and see me, (I keep sto?ein this ety) My experience: may save youmany dollars. I would also add that in the early stage of ny disease, I used a Jarge amount of the preparations advertised as an infallible eure for Gonorrhoe, et. ete. but never derived any benefit from them. Eam, Doctor, very truly yours, : L— H—. . San Francisco. June 16th, 1864, 9 ~~ Subscribed and sworn to before me thia_2\st day of June,-1a64. A, S. GOULD, Notary Public. EMINAL WEAKNESS—A sworn to Certificate). of most Remarkable Cure of Spermrterrhoea — A desire to benefit humanity, and a feeling of gratitude to Dr. W. K. Doherty, alone. induces me to make this statement. or many. years I have been afflicted with that fearful ‘diseare known as **Spermaterrboea,” or Seminal weak ness, the result of sclf-abuae, but till 1855 experienced but little trouble or ineonvenience in that year, however, 1 had Seminal weakness to an shereeg extent, which was soon followed by the most alarming symptuns, as weakness of the back and limbs. pain in the head, dimness of vis-* ion, hervousnes* and general debility. My mind too, was afflicted to such an extent as to serious. had_evil forebodings and self-distrust and was entirely untitted for any of the duties of life.— From 1865 tu the summer of 18:3, I employed the very best medieal talent . could find, and spent several bundred dollars but in no_inetanceobtained more than temporary relief. (had about concluded there was uo relief for me in this world, but seeing Dr erty's advertisement, I thought I shouid call atid see him, as he charg ed nothing for consulfation. . had an interview with Dr. Doherty, at his office, im Sacramento street, and his fee for treatment was so reasonable, 1 determined to try him, though I did nu. expect much benefit from his treatment. On the 5th day ot Dee. last £ placed “on gine urder his inon 1 found myeelf very much improved, and now, after five weeks treatment, feel myself thoroughly: cured of all my trou and in the enjoyment of the best of health ping thatmy experience may be of benefit ers similarly afflicted, 1 subscribe myse JAMES Jo. » this 15th otary Public é is in trouble ess of the back Subscribed and swornto before ni my of Jan, 184.A G, RANDALL: TO FEMALES —When a fe: or afflicted with disease, as w and limbs, pain in the head; dimness of sight, loss of muscular power, pication of the heart irritability nervousness, extreme uriniary difficulties, derangemedt of dighative fupctions,:eneral debility, vaginities, all diseases of the womb hysteria; sterility and all other diseases peeuliar to females, they sould go or. write at once to the eclebrated fémaie doctor, W. K. Doherty, at his Medical Jistitute, and consult him about their trouble and disease. ‘ihe Voctor is effecting more’cures than any other BS beg e ‘the. State of California. Let no false delicay prevent, = t apply immediately: and save’ yourself rom painful sufferings and premature death.— married ladies whose delicate health or othcircumstances prevent an increasein their fam . Medicul Institute and they will receive every pos sible relicfand belp. ‘The Doctor’s offices are 80 arranged that he can be consulted without fear of ration. ‘Lo CORRESPONDENTS —Patients tesiding in any part of the State, however distant, who may desire the opinion and advice of Dr. Doherty en their respective cases, and who think proper to submit 4 written statement of such, injpreference to holding a personal intnrview, arerespectfuly assured that their communications will be held most sacred.» Dr, Doherty takes: this gpperven. ty of observing, that‘all letters are only opened and lied to oy himself, and the jatier as.} promptly as poesible. Ifthe case be fully and candidly described, and the usual fee of ten dollars enclos: y express or in a registered iesher povonnes communication will be be #upe » 28 instructions for dict, and the general treatment of the cases itself, (including the remedies) will be forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as te con no idea of the purport of the letter or 80 transmitted. Consultation—at the o} Fees. by etter. bey Permanent cure guaranteed or nO pays _ WK. DOHERTY, M. D. 48 3m. Son Francisco, California. ISKASES “eft te riet in the’ » to appear in ‘a more aggravated fourm in a the future, iA imirey eradicated by that remedy en’s ‘sapartil Foaine Alterative. iad . N% more gray. hair or bhaidness.— ‘By changing and furifying the bi in the ~ laries, you BB the hair Gate ae t style. Coane and give mea y to do Hair Cutting and-Shaving in “ y . it makes'a Stitch alike on both sides. . er better than-any other Family Sewing Machine Geo, K. Farquhar. .ecccscsecsseee ri E. W. Bigelow osccosescccscccssosee do PN W:-Kne witom practical: ~—doCc. Mi. fo M. Sn John. Herzinger.« 0 Hy Mackigecds ccesses “do BP. Branetitet icc cikctcgaeus <cdas sveie do the Florence, I owned , Ihave used a Florence S ave had my Florence Sewing Machine. for ree years. I purchased one of the firat madeSeventh. st, between Bryant & Brannan, 8. F. “cK believe I gan fully and-conscientiously inYintelligent willing helper. THE PLORENCE It makes four distinct Stitches, feeds stn ana weave geeaey eav 2 without chan ec of tension, w : gather and sew on ‘ at the same time, Sonnanentemen of the fabric, has no springs get out of order, and is the most rapid sewer im theworld. ._ Every Machine fully warranted, We, the unders » have each purchased. a Florence Sewing Miachine. and have them now in use. Ve-have thoroughly tested them on work of all grades—heavy, mediym aed light—and our opinion is that the F ENCE is durable, will not easily get out of order, is strong and simple in construction, and iteuseis easily learned by the most inexperienced, —. I¢wtil do a greater range of work with leas trouble and change, and we consider it altogcth » Mrs Dr. Chase..s00e+2031 Turk street 8. F Mrs D. B. Coffin. .se0eeee20 Cla atrect. do Mis J.B Wooster..+.525 Folsem st, do Mrs8. D. Gilmore..-++-518 Foisom at. do Mrs Daniel Dunt.+sse00++ 414 Folsom st, do Mra J Spinoni..e+0.+.-228 Rich st., do Mrs Pruett..-.-+.616 California street, do Mrs 8. M. Morton..632 Sutter street, do Mrs Bohem..+++e+seee0+617 Pine street do Miss.Ann Bradley.. 612 California st, do Mrs Geo. H. Parker..259 Stevenson st, do Mrs John C. Corbet:..++-Mission: Dolores. Miss Annie Seer psssetesnasaienslh Dorado. Mins Maggie McBoyle,. ssc sseee+sEl Dorado: Chig S. Preble.-csensrreseseeses Sacramento S. W. HOage sss cccdsvevsestssevecvcces Oakland Mrs A.M. Durmham..o.dsseeeeee-Ocktand i -eoees Oakland: Mrs-Mary_E.Burekhalter...Dutch Flat. Cy Je QV ORs ices ce cecorevesece wocscvesecee NADA, Mrs Samuel T. Fong, Clarkaville, El Dorado co R. H. Farquhar.county clerk..Nevada city. : .tio Previous to oe and used a Wheeler & Wilson for twu years, and used a Grover & Baker along fime. Mrs MARY A. MERCHANT, Dress Maker. = 810 Stockton Street, San Francisco. . Previous to postening. the Florence, [ owned and used « Grover & Baker Machine one year, and the Wheeler & Wilson two years. ee, Mrs. B WELLER, Dress Maker. 406 Dupont street. San Ffancisco, Previous to purchasing the Florence, I used the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine . Mrs. J.D, BLAIN, “Hubbard street, near Howara, San Francisco. Previous to purchasing the Florence, I used the Singer hine one year, the Grover & Baker nearly a yea? ha7e also used the Williams & Orvis and the Gray-& Grace. Mrs8.P Vick, ‘ga Maker & Seamstress 109 Stevenson etreet, San Francisce. revious to:purchasing the Florence, ank used a Grover & Baker Machine and a Wheeler & Wilson Sore eary. RS NEN ng Machine two { brought it with yie across the plains ; of order, and I can truother Machines ehat I dd &*Webster six months} a Wheeler & Wilson & Wilson eight months, and Baker «alternately with Sloat’s am familiar with the Howe and small nachines, but I never used ult do all kinas of. work to equal the I do not think it ean be too highly recompiended. Mrs IsAAcC ELLIS, Marysville. eee at the manufactory, and brought it to this State with me. I have used it almost. steadily. and have never had the first thig get out of order. Mrs Newton DAMon, Drees Maker and Taitoress, eee I have used the Wheeler & Wilson about two cars, the Taggart & Farr six months, the Sloat liptic about the same length of tim , the Williame & Orvis nearly two years, and bave dealt in several of the small machines until-thoroughlv disgusted with every machine that sews with only one thread, The Florence is the only Machine that has come under my notice that ‘gives perfect and entire satisfaction on all kinds of work. No one can estimate its vatae until they have used and tested’ it, as Ihave done. Indeed for thin work it is invaluable. . GEORGE GILLIs, Carson city, N. T. oe dorse each qualification claimed for the Florence Maehine. 1 have thoroughiv tested it en. work of all grades and each ‘trial has been eminently: satisfactory. It takes hold of delicate, fabric deficately, and of a strong one with strenzth. ‘To me, it seems more than a Machme—an almost Its use.is easily learued, and its construction is certainly simple. I know something-of the other first-class Machines, Jiaving learned to operate severel. This is the only Sewing Mathine 1 have found relia. dle. Mks PERRY G.TEFFT, . San Andreas, Calaveras county. In 1858 we purchased a Wheeler & Wilson Maehine and used it until last fall, when, wishing one with ‘modern improvements,’’ we purchas ed a ‘‘Florence,”’ af.er a careful examination o the different Machines in. use — Having used the Florence Machine over fiye months, we can cheerfully recommfiend it as being, in our opinion, the best we have seen. : A. M. Fiint, C GL. FLint San Juan, Monterey county. We could refer to.many others who are using, the Florence if it were necessary to do so to convince.the public that. these Machines are what. is claimed The best Family Sewing Machine in the World, , Nongly three hundred Florence Mach have been sold on this coast in the short’: since the Agency has been established here, ard we make this bi strong assertion as con root of their worth, that no person ean be found who has a Florence that would excha it fora Family Sewing of any other manufacture -without the use of that baneful where itis supposed to exist it is me ‘. fits in“ shorter or lonzer time, ,ecording to 1hé : a ica . Cano btain-x'vertain aad perfect cure et ‘Ty coust, skill of GEO.A.RANDALL, — . PEAKE’S SURGERY AND .f MEDICAL DISPENSARY.8 to enable sufferers from all Venereal disea* ses to obtain with Certaiaty, Safe and . Cures, from experienced Physicians. who are graduates of the first European Universities, and who have acquired eo knowledge im the cure of thene diseases during years of ex-. . perience ee hospitals of London and Paris. The sulting Surgeon, is author of a work published in London en ‘The. Successful Treatment and Cure of Gonorrhea and Syphilis,’ has been for years with the celebrated Ricord of Paria, where he acquired the greatest celebrity for his snecess in the cure of these diseases. Sufferers from all Venereal Diseases are invited_to call at the PEAKE MEDICAL DISPENSARY at once, as they be certain of quickly obtaining a ecteure. Sufferers. by examining the various Diplomas & hundreds of testimonials of the Physicians of the Dispensary can be satiafied that they are entrusting their cure to Kducated, &kilful and experieneed gentlemen. whose knowledge of the cure of all Private Diseases is unequaled by any Physicians on the Pacific coast Those who are suffering from any Private Diseases should never delay ; these diseases cure themselves, and negiect always makes them more dangerous and obstmate. =. * GONORRHEA AND SYPHILIS. + Sufferers from Gonorrhea will be cured within a week, safely and permanently: Syphilis and Venereal Diseases will be c with pater A] ‘aceorcing to scientific andEuropean methods, rag, mereury. Recent cases will be cured intwo or three days. Syphilis is such a formidable‘and dreadful disease that sufferers should never neglect it if they can possibly help, even tora single day. Commencing _ a little ulcer that can hardly be seen it leads (if neglected, or treated by ignorant charlatans) in a very short time to the complete destruction ofthe patient, both bodily and men: tally, readering hii at last.an object of aversion and disgust to himself, as well as to his nearest and dearest relatives. Cures permanently effected at the Peake’s Surgery and. earye : fe &PERMATOREHEA., ; This disease arises from many causes, viz‘:— youthful excesses and‘ indiscretions, stricture? gravel, gleet, dyspepsia, mercurial. treatment and_excessive venery ;-but—in-very many cases. y ments} mduced by functional dernugements of other organs of the body. It is adiserse that requires surgical treatment, as it cannot be cured by med-. icipe.alone ex¢tept in rare-tasea. eptic, constitution of the sufferer ; and. it ¢om the memory first. Peake Medical Dispensap¢, Without inconvenience to themselyés, and with safety and spéed The blessing g and robust health, after having beef mi-erable with this disease for some time. gxh seareely be estimated, The patient feels ke'.a new. man, and looks like one, and the’gdod that age bad 4 does for the human race is mever better illustrated than by cases of thigdisease treated by a clever and skilful surgeor. STONE AND INFZAMMATION OF THE BLABDER. Ainful and dangerous diseases will . be treated with invariable success at the Dispensary and gure madé certain through the t and extefisive knowledge and skil acquired in their featment in Europe by the Physicians of the Vispensary. Sufferers from these diseases . shduld remember that every hour makes the disease more obstinate. and thet **delays are dangerous”’ is with them a truism. GLEET, GRAVEL AND DISEASES OF ALADDER. Will kage gored cured after the mest snecesaful plan of M. Ricord, of Paris. Sufierers should . not negiect these diseases, as they lead to impotenco.and-strictures.if neglected or badly treated STRICTURE OF THE URETHRA will be treated with invariable success at the Peake Medical Dispensary, Strictures result from various auses, but mos irequently from badly treated or neglected Gonorrheas or Glects. Itshould always be attended to as.e00n as possible, as it rnduces Gravel and Disease of the Bladder and Kidneys, and an. hually costs hundreds their livéa*through neglecting it at first. I{ the disease: proceeds to sevond stage the b'adder . ecomes irritrble, obh~: ging the patient to rise in the night.and he may alto be linbleto spasmodic retention. Finally if the stricture is allowed togo on the health suffers the appetite fails, and the patlent comlains of great languor and depression o irts. “Finally, death puts an end to this suffer< ings. Sufferers should be very careful of this disease, and go to the Dispensary at once if they Suspec: its presence, as it,is. rapid iv its progress Impotency and Diseases Impeding. Reproduction — The Consulting Sargeou to the Dispensary, the author cfa little work on_ these diseases, and his knowledge of their pathology andeure is unequalled by that of any Surgeon on this The drain upon the systemin these cases, together with the suffercr’s consciousness of his own imperfections, generally bring on a. most miserabie state of bodily weakness and mental despondency. But sufferers may cheer themselves, as they can obtain a perfect.cure and speedy restoratfon td power ad manly vigor, even in the worst cases atthe ~ Peake MNedieal Dispensary. Hundreds of s:fferers have been restored te heaithjand the enjoyment of life through the aSurgeon WHO MAKES A CURB © ER TAIN, even to the most desponding.’ Ulvers, Diseases of the Skin and Kheumatism Frou whatever causes arising will be permanently and safely cured, without inconvenience to the sufferer, at the Diapensary, Debility, Weakness, Ete Whether cauaed by youthful excesses or negs lected and badly treated disease, will be cared with eertainty and speed. Persons who imagine that they are not. well, or whose vigor is not as it should be, would-do well by calling at the Dispensary (consultation “being gratuitous) and getting the opinion an@ =: advice of the Suayeon. a4 in many of these cases the malady is entirely mental, aggravated, perhaps, by some disorder of the general health, and a iittle skilful and kind treatment is all that is required tomake the patient hearty robust any happv. ° atients in the country will be treated throu’. the Express, on receipt of ali symptoms, ete., and receive full directions for a safe and speedy cure. “ TO LADIES Suffcring from any of the Diseases or Obstructions peculiar to Females: To suffering and affticted Ladies the PEAKK MEDICAL DISPENSARY offers invatuableajd and speedy rad certain gure: The Consult Rooms are commodious snd private, and are fitted up with all the modern appliances and ards tothe cure of Diseases of Females, Consuitations always strictly private and confidential. Ladies who are in tie country, or who do like to apply personally, through delicacy, may obtain ice and, in mosi cases, acure, by sending symptoms and time by letter, to the Dismsary. Letters te be adidressed, by mail or cxpress. Bau ADP RESS = Peake’s Surgery & Medical Dispensary. 313 Mon ery Street, between Pine and pang i aga a“ Khea up etairs, Franciseo. i bulbs. “That is certainiy done by Ee Doyen’s Sat Francisco, Jan. 20. Medieal-Dispen-—— { It always, if) -/ “~“fnegtectedyleads to tiocyy insanity, or LOR” . eee © * AIthas b one of the terior of t _sition. it’: rounding heat of st PROOF, it heat of th THE Ex on a wide _ Phere a ’ to endang THE I THE T, with ever; The who may ; Hotel cont ONE HUI the route. ‘have only’ surpassed ,. The Paci fice is in th fornia Sta; ‘UNIon if t ,and Expre

DR wR ‘ Bs, X \ er Sana aan aes selenite eneinamemeiaes oes ~~ . } , i } ‘ r , ' i Ne i go og Piejcninnlie es ast eis ni a AR eat Dok ti ! atreet a . idente, for the Yer ‘an pining. Sehaefer’s res or = and lotson Commercial stréet adjoining Scutti’s eS gp De the year 1864 $4 90. eels . Against Owen Doherty and vacaiit lot on Smith’s re Ps ig, fo fe =. on south, for the year 1664 $105, ° “5 2 ng ae property, for the year 1864 70 cts, _ gmeast : y issued out: of Court of the sai Justice. in the name of the City of Nevada, situathereon in the years for the respective amounts following. viz:. eaeed a aa situated in Nevada city and de as follows, viz: Vacant lot on Sacraroad gta: Bemeey & Rich’s EY casket dels Doe and vacant lot on old é mst John Doe a ot on o . Washington road. adjoining Frink’s residence ‘da the rear, for the year 1864 35 cts. * 3. Agsinat John Doe and vacant lot on High Against John Doe and vacant lot on High adjoining Gas Co’s works and property {old gas lot), for the —_ 1864.70 ets. ee 5. Against John and vacant lot on Piety hill adjoining R. H. Farquhar on the south, fur the year 1964 35 cts. cs 6. £gainst Jobn Doe and'vacant lot on Ping west side, a Miss Gibson on » for “1864 70' cts. ia Ageing John Doe and vacant lot on East : é # residence, for 9. geinet oe Bieriy and vacant lot on Piet oinin: ner’s »roper on . Sorth, for thayear oh 70 ee i “10. A net Julius Barker and house and lot on Nevada street adjoming L. O. Palmer’s residence, for the year 1864 $5 60. ; 11 Agsins pe adhe a 2 yp a lot . opposite John Hamiiton’s pro Py for'the year 1864 36 cta. : — 7 ac Stanton Buckner and vacant lot ae and Ceyote streets for the 13. aaaiast® 4.G. Clark & Co. and house and lot on east of Pine street in rear“of Kelsey’s and Williams’ buildings for the year 1864 4. Against Churchill & Meheod and carpen# shop and lot on west side of-Upper Com-: mercial street adjoming Scutti’s propeity, for the year 18649140. . es 15, Against Kd Dolliver and house andJot on east # of Gold Run adjoining Maker's pee on South, for the year 1864 $1 75. 18, gainst Mrs. . J. Dunn and house and lot on wast side uf Coyote street, adjoining homestead, fur the year 1864 $1 75. ‘19. Against J. F. Drake and frame building and lot on Broad street, adjoining Hoit’s lot, ‘house and lot on Pine street. adjoining Cline’s __wesidence, for the. year 1864 $7 87. Commercial street adjoining W. R. Coe’s brick. for the year 1864 $1 05. 23. qeainat Henry windity. sud house and ioton_ road adjoining. Burbridge’s tesidence, for the year 1864 $1 75. 24. Against Frank Green and house and lot on west side of #ark avenue, opposite bk. W, sidenve, for the year 1864 $140. Ageinet: William Purd end house and lot on West Broad street. Coyote hill adjoining Kite’s residence, for the year 1864 70 cts. 27. Agatnst A. Hamlin and bouse and lot on Spring-atreet, adjoiaing baptist church, forthe year 1864 $1 58. nies 38 <Againat C. Wileon Hill and house and dot on Main street adjoining Davis’ residence, for the year 1864 $8 40. ee 29. Against H. Hoffman. and vacant-tot on ercia) street adjoining King’s brick bufildrthe year 18 4 §1 40. ; Against dames Johnson and house and lot near a ravine west of old Washington road, for the year 1884-76 cts. ; 31. Againat George Jose and house and lot on east side of Coyote atreet adjoining Kichmond’s Against Peter Iemert and vacant lot on west side of Coyote street, adjoining Catholic x bay age Hea bag ane ste: pa” ti aa fe aimst John Lamore and shoemaker’s §' “Reble's_lot Reead-ateeets-241. Against Lewis Morrill and house and lot On Coyote hill, barn and lot on West Broad ones adjoining Mupp’s property, for the year L 38 Against Geo. Mathew and cabin and lot on year 1864 70 cts. Upper ommercial street, adjoining Buckner’s wesidenee, for the year, 1864 $2 90. * 40. Against H McCarty and house and lot on Nevada street, adjoining Frink's residence, for the year 164 420, 42. Against James. Nolon and house and lot on Pine street, adjoining Pat. Carry’s residence, +46. inst W. H. Patten and vacant lot on west side Pine street, adjoining Van Hagan’s lot on-south, for the year 1864 3 50. , 46. Against Robert: Rose and house and lot —on west side Ceyote — adjoining Altey’s on . Morth; for the year 1864 1 40. sinh See 47. Against Oharles Regindelt and two hou gee anc lote corner of Factory and Mill streets for the year 1814 2 45. 61: ainst Bennett Schcimer and house and fot on Spring street, adjoining Donohue’s residence, vacant lot on Broad strect, adjoining Mcyer & Co’stiquor store, for the year 1864 355. + Against A. D. Skillman and brick build itig and lot on Main atreet, adjoining Waters erick. for the yéar 1864 5 60, Te Agalent Catherine Tully and two houses and lote north side Cottage street adjoining Bradley’s residence, vacant lot on Main street weat side, adjoining Rosenthal’s lot, for the ) ear 1864 8 05. : i fe ‘65. -Against Benj. Youtig aud house and lot de Coyote street, south of and—ajoin. Walker’s lot,for the year 1x64 2 10, » Against Uuk Quy and Chinese gambling house on Commercial street, opposite Chandter’ustore house, for the year 1864 1.05, ' . All owners and claimants of any right, title or interest in guy of the above described preperty, are-notitied to appear at the b geo ot sald Justice in the city, towaship,and county of da, within eight weeks of the date hereof: and answer the complaint as filed against said gorgen and property, or Judgmens will be en. against said person gee for the Sott 2 ed for in said iat with eosts uit. Given under my hand this the 6th day of Janaary, Ae dD. 1865. ¥s K. W. SMITH, Justice of the Peace, Nevada ‘I'déwnship. ~. Ko Olty Serip Owners, A LL persons holding Warrants. drawn on the : "Gry Funds ‘and registered previons May ith, 186¢, are requested to present the same tu mo for payment. iImtecest on said serip ceases feom this date. ee GEO. A. WEAVER, City Treasurer. . Nevada. Jan. 24th. ~~ @y KE, HUMPHRIES, y, Blacksmith & Wheelwright. the shop at tho feot of. Bread St. form occupied by Sam. Oates as, prepared to do ry thing in the With desp» ‘ch andat reasonable rates. Partic“F\ONSTABLE’S SALE.—By vir.ue of an Deg —in-entt West Bruad street, adjoining Lonis, for the . ainst Ed. Muller and house and lot on . jters, B Would inform the citizens of Nevada that ke has ‘omuved to} Pacific Mail Steamship Company. be qropudaes is themouth of” >», February, 1865. $ Feb. 34—Golden Age. Capt,W. F. Lapidge. Feb. 13—Cunatjtution, Capt. J. F. Watkins. Feb, 23—Sacramento, Capt. W. H. Hudson. \ wrest weet — — San . Francisco, at o’clock, A. M. ally. ee Connecting on Denawe Railroad at Aspinwall with a new and swift steamer ‘ For New York. The Isthmus Transit is made by Rattroad in three hours! All exposure to a tropical climate is thusavoided. : This route offers PARTIGHLAR advantages to Ladies and Families. . ee ee The Atlantic steamer will be convoyed by a United States vessel of war! goes For further paciee toes app! y at thé office of the Pacific Mail Steamship any, corner of strtctes, : Agent, Sacramento and Leidesd: j27 OLIVER ELDRIDG THAT GREATEST BLOOD — J PERIPIER. Lé_Doyens’ Sarsaparilla, Yel.ow ~ Dock and Iodine Alterative. The Great Cure oa . Fer all Diseases of the Liver, Stomach and ~ Bowels, Scrofula and Rheumatism. 2 gen medicine reaches the ConstITUTION it-> self, and restores it to its normal condition. IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER. ' INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS; AND CATARRH OF THE BLADDER, STRANGUNARY_AND-BURNING, OR PAINFUL URINATING, CALCULUS, GRAVEL, 3 “. BRICK DUST, DEPOSIT, AND MUCOUS OK MILKY DISCHARGES AFTER os . URINATING. tae : For these diseases it ix truly a sovereign rem “edy andtoo much cannot be said in-its praise. Asa Lithoutripti it has no equal ; being chemfeally combinéd with fodine, it Phaze a in a high aegree the power of dissolving stone inthe bladder and ureters ofthe Kidney, preventing gravel formations.and efiargement of the pros-trate-giand;-irritation-of the-neck-of the-bladderdropsy; &«.° : ~< : CRANE _& BRIGHAM~ Wholesale Druggisis, Agents,_ Sold by all Druggists. For sale whclesae or retail by JOSEPH M. LEVEY, . Pine and Commercial Streets. ae Exe¢ution to me delivered issued from the Court of Kobt, MeGoun, Esqs; an acting Justice ef the Peace, in and for Little York Township, county of Nevada, and State of California, hearing date January 12th, 1865, to satisfy a jndgment rendered by Robt. Mctioun, Justice of the Peaee, on the 11th day of January, 1865, in favor of Egbert & Company and against Thos. Patterson, James McCue and Thomas Dowd for the sum of Two Hundred and Thirty-eight dollars and eight cents debt, and Eighteen dollars and seventy five cents, costs of suit. Ihave ta, ken in Execution thefottowing describéd prop erty, heretofore attached to wit:—All the in: terest of said defendants, of, in and to that eer tain Mining Claim situated at Liberty Hill and Known as the Blue Lead Company’s claima, together with all the improvements and appurtenances thereunto mine, td or appertain ng. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale all the above desctibed property to the highest bidder for cash, atthe town of Red ury, 18 5, betaveen the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M. and 4 o’clock, P, M. Taken athe property of said de fendants to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs. Witness my hand this the 16th day of January, 1865. ji7 ~~ MILT. COMBS, Constable. William R. Coe, At the Old Corner, ‘7S STILE THERE, and wants it to be distinetly understood that hé is going to stay there and sell his goods-aé cheap as the cheapest It is his determination not to be undersold by anvbody. His stock consiste of Women’s Shoes, thick and thin sole; Gats . fs;-and every style of Shoe. Misses’ & Children’s Shoes, every style Benkerts’s Pump sole, Dress, Square Edge, Double Sole and Quilted Bottom Boots. A large “assoftment of Miners’ Heavy and Light Boota,. Gum Boots, &¢. He sells Learner, Touts, . SHOE FINDINGS. of every description _atSan Francisco Prices retail. Boot and Shoemaker’s supplied at command. All wock bought at the store is warranted and will berepatred free of costif it rips uareasonably. ¢ ‘ Having one of th. very bést workmen m the State, Lam prepared to make boots at short notice and warrant # fit er no aale Grateful for liberal patron in the past, I am determined to merit it in the future by giv ing the public first rate articles and at the tote: eat possible prices. W.R. COR. SELLING OFF A't COST=BARGAINS; W. L. Shaefer would inform the citizens uf Nevada and the surréiinding ‘country that he.has removed his stock of BOOTS.& SHOES. To Kidd’s Building, on Pine street, and is ing them. off at low rates, He has juat ivad a large and splendid stock of boots and shoes from the Bay, which he will sell at ins. He invites the attention of every and examine his stock. Boots ma Repairing promptly and neatly dodge Miner’s 3 Hotel and “Restaurant. F, Stumpf, Proprietor. The above Hotel is now eompleted and eer to accommodate any num: age sons with Board and Lodge De. his House has now the~best Fréench cook inthe State, © ae The tablé will be supplied with everything the market affords. The Lodging Department conBoards thing to. maka travelers comfortable pd as cheap as at any other piace in the mountains, The Sar is always supplied with Wines, Aciquors and re ’ _ English, Freneh and German spoken at this Shaving and Hair Cutting, — eee cee P Bagge BURBRIDGE yy at his shop, , Bragd Street: opposite the National Exchange, fs always on hand Fare at Bedyced Hates} !/ ‘bie sum oF money, T wish fo say now that ‘_Reriamates who require medi Lyte pairmy— ~my~ “were confused thd shirite Sepeteoed: aT wae averse to society, ee / ilies, should write or call at Dr W. K. Dohertys Quick Cures and Moderate Charges. DR. W. K. DOHERTY’S . Private Medical & Surgical institute ‘Sacramento strect, below Mont, + Oppo -site the Pacific Mail Steamahip Co’s office. Private entrance on rf street, SAN FRANCISCO, ~ Established expressly to afford the afflicted sound and seientifie Medieal aid, in the treat_ ment and eure Of all Private and Chronic Diseases, cases of secrecy and all sex. ual diseases; ~~ TO THE AFFLICTED.—Dr. W. K. Doherty returis his sincere thanks to his numerous pa Aienta for the patronage, and would take this oprtunity toremindthem that he continues to consult at his institute for the cure cf chronic . diseases of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Diges tive and Genito-Urinary Organs, and all \private Diseases, viz: Syphilis in all its forme hid stages, Seminal Weakness, and all the hiérrid con ‘acqrenees of self-abuse. Gonorhoe, Gleet, Stric tures, Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back aad Loins, Inflamation of the Bladder and Kidneys, ete, and he hopes-that-his longexperience and svee2ssful ractice of many years Will continue to insure im a share of pablie patronage nme practice of many years in Europe an@ Un tates, he is enabled to apply the most efficient and successkinds. He uses no. mercury, charges moderate, treats his _ tients in a edrrect at d honorable way, has referenees of unquestionable veracity from men of know Sg ayer and hivh standing in society. All ies consulting him. by Jetter or otherwise be tentriks the best and ment anc t secrecy. READ THE FOLLOWING :—A case of Gleet and Stricture —Dr, Duherty—Dear Sir; I feel m health #0 fully restored, that, in-common gratitude, [ believe I should make somé-written aéknowledgment for your valuable services—particularly so as your fee was sma'l -for the work performed 1 arrived in this city from the Kest about one year ago, and was then suffering from an old case of Gleet, complicated with stricture. Being a stranger in this city, and believing those deetors who gave such positive assurances of success were necessarily the best (sume of whom have a large number ef titles,) I placed myself in their charge and continued under their treatment until I had lost nearly alt hope.and a considera: ful remedies against discases of gentlest trentyou are the sixth Doctor I have employed. and the only one that has ever done me any seryice. My Gleet is wholly cured, the stricture is all removed, and my generel health is better than it has been for . years. In conclusion { would say to the many advice, if you have-any doubt as to whom you — employ, ask Dr. Dolrerty for my address and call and see me, (I keep sto?ein this ety) My experience: may save youmany dollars. I would also add that in the early stage of ny disease, I used a Jarge amount of the preparations advertised as an infallible eure for Gonorrhoe, et. ete. but never derived any benefit from them. Eam, Doctor, very truly yours, : L— H—. . San Francisco. June 16th, 1864, 9 ~~ Subscribed and sworn to before me thia_2\st day of June,-1a64. A, S. GOULD, Notary Public. EMINAL WEAKNESS—A sworn to Certificate). of most Remarkable Cure of Spermrterrhoea — A desire to benefit humanity, and a feeling of gratitude to Dr. W. K. Doherty, alone. induces me to make this statement. or many. years I have been afflicted with that fearful ‘diseare known as **Spermaterrboea,” or Seminal weak ness, the result of sclf-abuae, but till 1855 experienced but little trouble or ineonvenience in that year, however, 1 had Seminal weakness to an shereeg extent, which was soon followed by the most alarming symptuns, as weakness of the back and limbs. pain in the head, dimness of vis-* ion, hervousnes* and general debility. My mind too, was afflicted to such an extent as to serious. had_evil forebodings and self-distrust and was entirely untitted for any of the duties of life.— From 1865 tu the summer of 18:3, I employed the very best medieal talent . could find, and spent several bundred dollars but in no_inetanceobtained more than temporary relief. (had about concluded there was uo relief for me in this world, but seeing Dr erty's advertisement, I thought I shouid call atid see him, as he charg ed nothing for consulfation. . had an interview with Dr. Doherty, at his office, im Sacramento street, and his fee for treatment was so reasonable, 1 determined to try him, though I did nu.

expect much benefit from his treatment. On the 5th day ot Dee. last £ placed “on gine urder his inon 1 found myeelf very much improved, and now, after five weeks treatment, feel myself thoroughly: cured of all my trou and in the enjoyment of the best of health ping thatmy experience may be of benefit ers similarly afflicted, 1 subscribe myse JAMES Jo. » this 15th otary Public é is in trouble ess of the back Subscribed and swornto before ni my of Jan, 184.A G, RANDALL: TO FEMALES —When a fe: or afflicted with disease, as w and limbs, pain in the head; dimness of sight, loss of muscular power, pication of the heart irritability nervousness, extreme uriniary difficulties, derangemedt of dighative fupctions,:eneral debility, vaginities, all diseases of the womb hysteria; sterility and all other diseases peeuliar to females, they sould go or. write at once to the eclebrated fémaie doctor, W. K. Doherty, at his Medical Jistitute, and consult him about their trouble and disease. ‘ihe Voctor is effecting more’cures than any other BS beg e ‘the. State of California. Let no false delicay prevent, = t apply immediately: and save’ yourself rom painful sufferings and premature death.— married ladies whose delicate health or othcircumstances prevent an increasein their fam . Medicul Institute and they will receive every pos sible relicfand belp. ‘The Doctor’s offices are 80 arranged that he can be consulted without fear of ration. ‘Lo CORRESPONDENTS —Patients tesiding in any part of the State, however distant, who may desire the opinion and advice of Dr. Doherty en their respective cases, and who think proper to submit 4 written statement of such, injpreference to holding a personal intnrview, arerespectfuly assured that their communications will be held most sacred.» Dr, Doherty takes: this gpperven. ty of observing, that‘all letters are only opened and lied to oy himself, and the jatier as.} promptly as poesible. Ifthe case be fully and candidly described, and the usual fee of ten dollars enclos: y express or in a registered iesher povonnes communication will be be #upe » 28 instructions for dict, and the general treatment of the cases itself, (including the remedies) will be forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as te con no idea of the purport of the letter or 80 transmitted. Consultation—at the o} Fees. by etter. bey Permanent cure guaranteed or nO pays _ WK. DOHERTY, M. D. 48 3m. Son Francisco, California. ISKASES “eft te riet in the’ » to appear in ‘a more aggravated fourm in a the future, iA imirey eradicated by that remedy en’s ‘sapartil Foaine Alterative. iad . N% more gray. hair or bhaidness.— ‘By changing and furifying the bi in the ~ laries, you BB the hair Gate ae t style. Coane and give mea y to do Hair Cutting and-Shaving in “ y . it makes'a Stitch alike on both sides. . er better than-any other Family Sewing Machine Geo, K. Farquhar.. .ecccscsecsseee ri E. W. Bigelow osccosescccscccssosee do PN W:-Kne witom practical: ~—doCc. Mi. fo M. Sn John. Herzinger.« 0 Hy Mackigecds ccesses “do BP. Branetitet icc cikctcgaeus <cdas sveie do the Florence, I owned , Ihave used a Florence S ave had my Florence Sewing Machine. for ree years. I purchased one of the firat madeSeventh. st, between Bryant & Brannan, 8. F. “cK believe I gan fully and-conscientiously inYintelligent willing helper. THE PLORENCE It makes four distinct Stitches, feeds stn ana weave geeaey eav 2 without chan ec of tension, w : gather and sew on ‘ at the same time, Sonnanentemen of the fabric, has no springs get out of order, and is the most rapid sewer im theworld. ._ Every Machine fully warranted, We, the unders » have each purchased. a Florence Sewing Miachine. and have them now in use. Ve-have thoroughly tested them on work of all grades—heavy, mediym aed light—and our opinion is that the F ENCE is durable, will not easily get out of order, is strong and simple in construction, and iteuseis easily learned by the most inexperienced, —. I¢wtil do a greater range of work with leas trouble and change, and we consider it altogcth » Mrs Dr. Chase....s00e+2031 Turk street 8. F Mrs D. B. Coffin. ..se0eeee20 Cla atrect. do Mis J.B Wooster...+..525 Folsem st, do Mrs8. D. Gilmore...-++-518 Foisom at. do Mrs Daniel Dunt..+sse00++ 414 Folsom st, do Mra J Spinoni....e+0.+.-228 Rich st., do Mrs Pruett...-.-+.616 California street, do Mrs 8. M. Morton....632 Sutter street, do Mrs Bohem...+++e+seee0+617 Pine street do Miss.Ann Bradley.... 612 California st, do Mrs Geo. H. Parker....259 Stevenson st, do Mrs John C. Corbet:....++-Mission: Dolores. Miss Annie Seer psssetesnasaienslh Dorado. Mins Maggie McBoyle,. ssc sseee+sEl Dorado: Chig S. Preble..-csensrreseseeses Sacramento S. W. HOage sss cccdsvevsestssevecvcces Oakland Mrs A.M. Durmham...o.dsseeeeee-Ocktand i -eoees Oakland: Mrs-Mary_E.Burekhalter.....Dutch Flat. Cy Je QV ORs ices ce cecorevesece wocscvesecee NADA, Mrs Samuel T. Fong, Clarkaville, El Dorado co R. H. Farquhar.county clerk...Nevada city. : .tio Previous to oe and used a Wheeler & Wilson for twu years, and used a Grover & Baker along fime. Mrs MARY A. MERCHANT, Dress Maker. = 810 Stockton Street, San Francisco. . Previous to postening. the Florence, [ owned and used « Grover & Baker Machine one year, and the Wheeler & Wilson two years. ee, Mrs. B WELLER, Dress Maker. 406 Dupont street. San Ffancisco, Previous to purchasing the Florence, I used the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine . Mrs. J.D, BLAIN, “Hubbard street, near Howara, San Francisco. Previous to purchasing the Florence, I used the Singer hine one year, the Grover & Baker nearly a yea? ha7e also used the Williams & Orvis and the Gray-& Grace. Mrs8.P Vick, ‘ga Maker & Seamstress 109 Stevenson etreet, San Francisce. revious to:purchasing the Florence, ank used a Grover & Baker Machine and a Wheeler & Wilson Sore eary. RS NEN ng Machine two { brought it with yie across the plains ; of order, and I can truother Machines ehat I dd &*Webster six months} a Wheeler & Wilson & Wilson eight months, and Baker «alternately with Sloat’s am familiar with the Howe and small nachines, but I never used ult do all kinas of. work to equal the I do not think it ean be too highly recompiended. Mrs IsAAcC ELLIS, Marysville. eee at the manufactory, and brought it to this State with me. I have used it almost. steadily. and have never had the first thig get out of order. Mrs Newton DAMon, Drees Maker and Taitoress, eee I have used the Wheeler & Wilson about two cars, the Taggart & Farr six months, the Sloat liptic about the same length of tim , the Williame & Orvis nearly two years, and bave dealt in several of the small machines until-thoroughlv disgusted with every machine that sews with only one thread, The Florence is the only Machine that has come under my notice that ‘gives perfect and entire satisfaction on all kinds of work. No one can estimate its vatae until they have used and tested’ it, as Ihave done. Indeed for thin work it is invaluable. . GEORGE GILLIs, Carson city, N. T. oe dorse each qualification claimed for the Florence Maehine. 1 have thoroughiv tested it en. work of all grades and each ‘trial has been eminently: satisfactory. It takes hold of delicate, fabric deficately, and of a strong one with strenzth. ‘To me, it seems more than a Machme—an almost Its use.is easily learued, and its construction is certainly simple. I know something-of the other first-class Machines, Jiaving learned to operate severel.. This is the only Sewing Mathine 1 have found relia. dle. Mks PERRY G.TEFFT, . San Andreas, Calaveras county. In 1858 we purchased a Wheeler & Wilson Maehine and used it until last fall, when, wishing one with ‘modern improvements,’’ we purchas ed a ‘‘Florence,”’ af.er a careful examination o the different Machines in. use — Having used the Florence Machine over fiye months, we can cheerfully recommfiend it as being, in our opinion, the best we have seen. : A. M. Fiint, C GL. FLint San Juan, Monterey county. We could refer to.many others who are using, the Florence if it were necessary to do so to convince.the public that. these Machines are what. is claimed The best Family Sewing Machine in the World, , Nongly three hundred Florence Mach have been sold on this coast in the short’: since the Agency has been established here, ard we make this bi strong assertion as con root of their worth, that no person ean be found who has a Florence that would excha it fora Family Sewing of any other manufacture -without the use of that baneful where itis supposed to exist it is me ‘. fits in“ shorter or lonzer time, ,ecording to 1hé : a ica . Cano btain-x'vertain aad perfect cure et ‘Ty coust, skill of GEO.A.RANDALL, — . PEAKE’S SURGERY AND .f MEDICAL DISPENSARY.8 to enable sufferers from all Venereal disea* ses to obtain with Certaiaty, Safe and . Cures, from experienced Physicians. who are graduates of the first European Universities, and who have acquired eo knowledge im the cure of thene diseases during years of ex-. . perience ee hospitals of London and Paris. The sulting Surgeon, is author of a work published in London en ‘The. Successful Treatment and Cure of Gonorrhea and Syphilis,’ has been for years with the celebrated Ricord of Paria, where he acquired the greatest celebrity for his snecess in the cure of these diseases. Sufferers from all Venereal Diseases are invited_to call at the PEAKE MEDICAL DISPENSARY at once, as they be certain of quickly obtaining a ecteure. Sufferers. by examining the various Diplomas & hundreds of testimonials of the Physicians of the Dispensary can be satiafied that they are entrusting their cure to Kducated, &kilful and experieneed gentlemen. whose knowledge of the cure of all Private Diseases is unequaled by any Physicians on the Pacific coast Those who are suffering from any Private Diseases should never delay ; these diseases cure themselves, and negiect always makes them more dangerous and obstmate. =. * GONORRHEA AND SYPHILIS. + Sufferers from Gonorrhea will be cured within a week, safely and permanently: Syphilis and Venereal Diseases will be c with pater A] ‘aceorcing to scientific andEuropean methods, rag, mereury. Recent cases will be cured intwo or three days. Syphilis is such a formidable‘and dreadful disease that sufferers should never neglect it if they can possibly help, even tora single day. Commencing _ a little ulcer that can hardly be seen it leads (if neglected, or treated by ignorant charlatans) in a very short time to the complete destruction ofthe patient, both bodily and men: tally, readering hii at last.an object of aversion and disgust to himself, as well as to his nearest and dearest relatives. Cures permanently effected at the Peake’s Surgery and. earye : fe &PERMATOREHEA., ; This disease arises from many causes, viz‘:— youthful excesses and‘ indiscretions, stricture? gravel, gleet, dyspepsia, mercurial. treatment and_excessive venery ;-but—in-very many cases. y ments} mduced by functional dernugements of other organs of the body. It is adiserse that requires surgical treatment, as it cannot be cured by med-. icipe.alone ex¢tept in rare-tasea. eptic, constitution of the sufferer ; and. it ¢om the memory first. Peake Medical Dispensap¢, Without inconvenience to themselyés, and with safety and spéed The blessing g and robust health, after having beef mi-erable with this disease for some time. gxh seareely be estimated, The patient feels ke'.a new. man, and looks like one, and the’gdod that age bad 4 does for the human race is mever better illustrated than by cases of thigdisease treated by a clever and skilful surgeor. STONE AND INFZAMMATION OF THE BLABDER. Ainful and dangerous diseases will . be treated with invariable success at the Dispensary and gure madé certain through the t and extefisive knowledge and skil acquired in their featment in Europe by the Physicians of the Vispensary. Sufferers from these diseases . shduld remember that every hour makes the disease more obstinate. and thet **delays are dangerous”’ is with them a truism. GLEET, GRAVEL AND DISEASES OF ALADDER. Will kage gored cured after the mest snecesaful plan of M. Ricord, of Paris. Sufierers should . not negiect these diseases, as they lead to impotenco.and-strictures.if neglected or badly treated STRICTURE OF THE URETHRA will be treated with invariable success at the Peake Medical Dispensary, Strictures result from various auses, but mos irequently from badly treated or neglected Gonorrheas or Glects. Itshould always be attended to as.e00n as possible, as it rnduces Gravel and Disease of the Bladder and Kidneys, and an. hually costs hundreds their livéa*through neglecting it at first. I{ the disease: proceeds to sevond stage the b'adder . ecomes irritrble, obh~: ging the patient to rise in the night.and he may alto be linbleto spasmodic retention. Finally if the stricture is allowed togo on the health suffers the appetite fails, and the patlent comlains of great languor and depression o irts. “Finally, death puts an end to this suffer< ings. Sufferers should be very careful of this disease, and go to the Dispensary at once if they Suspec: its presence, as it,is. rapid iv its progress Impotency and Diseases Impeding. Reproduction — The Consulting Sargeou to the Dispensary, the author cfa little work on_ these diseases, and his knowledge of their pathology andeure is unequalled by that of any Surgeon on this The drain upon the systemin these cases, together with the suffercr’s consciousness of his own imperfections, generally bring on a. most miserabie state of bodily weakness and mental despondency. But sufferers may cheer themselves, as they can obtain a perfect.cure and speedy restoratfon td power ad manly vigor, even in the worst cases atthe ~ Peake MNedieal Dispensary. Hundreds of s:fferers have been restored te heaithjand the enjoyment of life through the aSurgeon WHO MAKES A CURB © ER TAIN, even to the most desponding.’ Ulvers, Diseases of the Skin and Kheumatism Frou whatever causes arising will be permanently and safely cured, without inconvenience to the sufferer, at the Diapensary, Debility, Weakness, Ete Whether cauaed by youthful excesses or negs lected and badly treated disease, will be cared with eertainty and speed. Persons who imagine that they are not. well, or whose vigor is not as it should be, would-do well by calling at the Dispensary (consultation “being gratuitous) and getting the opinion an@ =: advice of the Suayeon. a4 in many of these cases the malady is entirely mental, aggravated, perhaps, by some disorder of the general health, and a iittle skilful and kind treatment is all that is required tomake the patient hearty robust any happv. ° atients in the country will be treated throu’. the Express, on receipt of ali symptoms, ete., and receive full directions for a safe and speedy cure. “ TO LADIES Suffcring from any of the Diseases or Obstructions peculiar to Females: To suffering and affticted Ladies the PEAKK MEDICAL DISPENSARY offers invatuableajd and speedy rad certain gure: The Consult Rooms are commodious snd private, and are fitted up with all the modern appliances and ards tothe cure of Diseases of Females, Consuitations always strictly private and confidential. Ladies who are in tie country, or who do like to apply personally, through delicacy, may obtain ice and, in mosi cases, acure, by sending symptoms and time by letter, to the Dismsary. Letters te be adidressed, by mail or cxpress. Bau ADP RESS = Peake’s Surgery & Medical Dispensary. 313 Mon ery Street, between Pine and pang i aga a“ Khea up etairs, Franciseo. i bulbs. “That is certainiy done by Ee Doyen’s Sat Francisco, Jan. 20. Medieal-Dispen-—— { It always, if) -/ “~“fnegtectedyleads to tiocyy insanity, or LOR” . eee © * AIthas b one of the terior of t _sition. it’: rounding heat of st PROOF, it heat of th THE Ex on a wide _ Phere a ’ to endang THE I THE T, with ever; The who may ; Hotel cont ONE HUI the route. ‘have only’ surpassed ,. The Paci fice is in th fornia Sta; ‘UNIon if t ,and Expre