January 15, 1874 (4 pages)

a — {his opportunity to_remind them “that te “SS -enre of chrome diseases 6 =. and the United States he is enabled toapp _ Becrecy. & ~ #n¢e eeceegnannnur ~“STICCERHUTY THSTPUCTIONS Tor tse. ~ 82 . sferest and costs Of uit.” -) c . ~~ ‘Medical and Surgical Institute, . {Founded-in 4853.) <# No, 519 Sactamento Street, Corner of Leidesdorff Street—[A few doors below the What Cheer House] Triyate entrance on Leidesdorff Street, Esiablished expressly-te afford the aiflicted Sound and Scientific Medtédl aid, in the Treatment and Cure of-alt Private and Chronic diseases, Cases of Secresy : *AND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS, Te the Afflicted.” . patients for their patronage,and would take OCTOR W. K. DOHERTY RETURNS “continues.to consult at his Institute for the. Kidneys,Digestive, and Genito-Urinary @r: gons,and all Private Diseases. viz: Syphtlis—in~slL.itsformis—sga— : Weakness, and all thé horrid -con of self-abnse, wrhcea, Gieet, Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, Sexual “Debility, Diseases of>the Back and Loins, Tatlammation of the Blatter. and the Kidneys, ete., and be hopes that hi rience and: successful practice wi to insure. him a shareof public. patr ’ By the practice of mapy years in Eo quences the Inost efficient-and successful remedies agitinst diseases of all ‘kinds. He uses no jmercury, Charges moderate, treats hia patients in a correct and honorable way, and has references of unquestionable veracit from inen of known respectability and high wslanding in society. ies consulting him, by letter or otherwise, will receive the best and gentlest treatnient, and implicit To Females. _When-a-feniale is enervated or afflicted with disease, as Weakness of the back -and limbs, pain in the head, dimness of sight, Jous of muscular power, palpitation of the heart ,—irritability, nervousness, derangeiment of digestive functions, general debility. hysteria, sterility ahd all other diseases peculiar to females, she should go or arrite "gt once to the celebrated Female Doctor, W. K. Dowrenty, at his Medicai Institute, and congait him about her troubles and discases. Let ne falac delicacy . prevent you, but apply immediately, and save your. self from painful suffering and premature death. 3 « To Niet and jagoorie aber : Patients. maleor fenmale residing in any part of the coantry, bowever distant, who may proper to submit a.qwritten statement of a in_ preference to~holding a personal interview, are respectfully red that their COMMUNICATIONS © WELL MOST SACRED. The Doctov.is. a >xegular gradnate, and may be consulted with every confidence. -If the case be fully andcate] Viidly described, personal communication will be unnecessary, as instructions, for. diet, regimeh, and the general treatment of! . the caseitself, (includng the remedies) will Le forwarded withont-delay, and in such a nianner as to convey no idea of the of the letter or parcelso transmitted. _hould your.conditién. require immediate attention, send ‘ten, dollars, coin for that vahve in currency} by Mar. or WRL1s, Faruo & Co’s_ Express, and a packege of medicine willbe sent to yuas address with the ations. by letter ot otherwise FREE,. Per. _lnanent cure guaranteed or no pay. Spermaterrhety DR.-DOHERTY has just published—anamportant partrphict, embodying his own views and experience in tence or Virilitv. heing a short treatise on ppermatorrhoea, dr'semmel Weakness. Ner. vous and Physical Debility consequent'on this affection and other Afseases of the sexlal Organs. Tis tittle work contains in tormation of the utmost value to all, whether murried or singleand will-be sent FREE ~ by mail on receipt of Six Cents in postage iumps for return Postage. : Address, W. K. DOHERTY, M.D, 24 2 San Francisco, Cal.ROBATF NOTICE.—State of -California, County of Nevatta, sé. In the mattur of the Fstate of J, I, Coyell, deceased Pursuant to an ordér of this Court ‘made this day, Notiee da hereby given, that Mondlay the 1th day of January, 1874, at3 o’cl'k P. M., of said day, &t the’ Cotirt Room of this Court, in the, Caunty of Nevada has been appointed for hearing the application «of Cliarles Hegarty praying that a decument now on file in this CONT _Rurporting to be the fast Will and testament of #. 1, Covell, deceased, be admitted te Probate, thereon, to the said Chatles Hegarty at which time and place all persons interested ihereiu may appear ard contest the same, Nevada, Jan, 6th, 1874." ; T. C, PLU} KETT, Clerk, By John Pattison. Deputy. Niles Searls, Atty Toy Petitioner. j6 . Notice to Creditors. — es OF PHILLIP BALTZ, de ‘4-ceased, Notice is hereby given, by the Administrator of the undersigned ull persons having claims ,againat the’ Estate.of Phillip Baita, decreased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, withi tour months after the first publication © this notice, t6 The ukd ned.at, his .tesi, dence, on Boulder Street, fr the City of Nevada, State of Cu.ifornia. Nevada City, Dee Sd, be CHARLES ¥. WARTZ, Administrator of the Estate of Phillip Bultzs, deceased.Williams & Johnson, Attys. dé “SUMAONS. . en gt of California, County of Nevada, Ny ». Inthe District Courtof the four. teenth Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the County -of Nevada. ‘The People of the State of. California send+ greeting to Daniel Clancy and James Davis, defendants, You are hereby required to :ppear in an action brought against you in the District Court of the Fourteenth. Judiciul District of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, on the 28rd day of duly, 1872, by T. W. Sigourney, piaintity, and te answer thesomplaint Sled therein, within ten Gays (-xclusive of the day of service) ‘after ‘the ¢e-on you of this Summons—if served within this caunty; or, if served vout of this Gomaty, but in chis district, withidytweuty days; other Wise, within™furty mt by be taken Against, : sofaalt ; er of ie wmiplaint. to the pray rection for the eget . of the sum ~Otundred and Six. Deolints (due on Wcertain promissory. pote, duted April 23d. 13868, mete ‘by the alove mania . t and payable to this plaintiff) together with interest on the epin of three hundred dollars utthe rate of two pur cent. per month from this dute,a.d forcosts of eult, all in gold coin of the T united States, a u are herebynotified, “hat ifyen f rte kporar and snswer the ond compplaint as above re. quired, the said “plan a take ond anent, for the sums btied ip asid eomplnint, to-wit: $000.00 tar gold coin with in\-) In testimony whereof, I, T. €. i Plunkett, Clerk «f -District Court ——~ ) efotunaid. : eaten if "NeVadw, On Ohe'25d'day . aoe Wels ; . GC, PLUNKFTT, Clerk. AaTTisow, Deputy. vo eave m < accord Be K DOHERTY S ~ tients among the 'y nis sincere thanks to his Nusnerons . ‘ictd¥es . ¥ . Siew peneaty the ty;-intheir reapective cases; and-whe-think} relation to Iimpo, . +0 -or judgment will ap of Six {CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE SPR. 9.64 YOUNG, m™ Mo Cure, No Pay. Consultation, by Letter or 6thei: wise, Free, ‘ : 18 CELEBRATED INSTITUTE eas enjoyed on this Coast an uninterrupted success of 2 ,aaidhas become one of che most celebrated Institutions of the age. The great number annually received and cured, place it jn point of number of pavery first of the world, and the success of its treatment ranks it second none; DISEASES, J 3 *e + ¥n Males and Isv@@ulafities:in Females are . f-hesith. They tnsiaattack the system, and gradually un@ermine and detess -bleom fone the Cheek, th eye, the strength and-vigor from the frame, they give puny and diseased offspring, and i, throu gli successive rate of man écrofuls, 2: MERCURY, recognized as the most FATAL {MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with the Veneréal, doubles his dangers. ‘Those who have been treated with that pernicious the discan be seen in 5 ime anew form, : Do NOT BE SATISFIED WITH. PARTIAL CBRE, ‘That leaves the-peison to crawi through the rem, oatiziy ite way into the tissues and: ; apparently smooth surface, to. burst out in the futuré with a virnence thi ll bafiie the’effects of nedicine Ss NAL WEAKNESS, The young wong ey experiences that growing weakness in his.muscularand mental organization shoul@&top ‘and’ consid whence ita rises. css of the, back, trembling of t disordered digestion, unaccountabie-faii of. the powers of the-mind, distaste for s ciety, dread of impending trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and ‘las-_ civics dreams, acconipanied by growing deafness, loss of Muscular power, end nupieroug other symptoms of disorganization, ‘the positive traces of thst most terrible and destructive of alt diseases—Seminal .Weakness—wasting away his powers, destroying . his hopé of life and manhood, and dragging . him along the broken path of his existence, toward a-premature and loathsome grave, To hint who, finds his life bbling out in the dischiirge of the vital principle of existence in nocturnal and diurnal emissions, the mere cessation of the causes of its apsearance brings rio relief. -Martiage, that holy office, the safeguard and hope of manhood, brings to such:a: one ae hope of cure, but adds to his misery in &-that-the-ong whd looks to Mim dor se-much of her happiscw is-a victim of his evit, and an innocent companion of his punishment. He adds to his: misery and. disorder until nae leaves him, There Id rim rescue except ‘in proper afid skfliful . . treatment, Consult, then, at once, a physician whose pr ce and careful research has made him thoroughly conversant With every phase of the disease. Those who have become victims of solitary vices, that dréeaa-. ful, fascinaiing and destructable habit, that fills thousands of sick rooms with paralytics and meer 4 1 a, anid andetee of antimey graves with its misguided victims,should consult, wi nonut delay, oue.who-will sympa thise with their sufferings. To snch th Doctor would espécially. recommend nimr) a? A ¥RIGK, JOHN B. FRICK, ALBERT x itythey. drive she . fromthe . Consumpt on, vripples, the Idiot-. Paralytic, and the insane, ! egiving to each atd all: guarntees.of a . York sasreroneint ag rod eh No 524. : Application for a Patent toa <} ‘United States Land Office, .t~ ‘Sacramento,Cal. Noy 10th, $373.4 Nh. NUTTING and ALONZO COOPER, whose Pest Office is Little York, Nevada County, California, have made application for a Patent for the Swamp Angel Placer Mine,-situate in Lowell Hill Mining Diatrict,Nevada County, California, and described in the piat and field notes om file in this office, as follows, viz: a ; Connecting tine — Cemmencing. at“the west corner of the claim at a stakg marked 8 AP M, for Swamp Angel Placer Mine, on line of the east New York Plater Miné from which ao black oak, 15 inches“indiameter bears N -#12-E 68 links distant and run; variation 22° 30’ East: N 504%° E 340 ches small _rayime beuring § E and NW, 8.00 . [chs Trail N and $8, 16°06 chains Wagon “Road N and 'S, 20.68 chains cross Swamp Angel Pannel; chains small_ravine 5 E and N W; 23.91 chsto the NW corner.of the Claim set “a stake marked S A PM, from which black ovk 8 inches in diameter bears § 52> W 19 links distant, and ttre cor. nek comet to Ségtions T and 18, 12 and 135 on Township: Tine between Townships 16 “N, Ranges 10 aud 11 Yast, bears S 55> 30" . East, 26.03 chaips distant: thence, (Exterior boundaries) variation 22> East:S 87> -E3.96chaina online of the Goldeh Bull Placer Mi ie, cross A Cooper sgarden fence, 4.76 chains;.shed on south side of Cooper's house: 5.49 chaing, fence leaves Cooper's garden; 6.91 chains, ditch 3 tinks, wide bearing N and '$! 12.56 chains, Trail N atid S; variation 19° 45’ East: 24,78 chains; ditch 6 linksswwide; SE and NW; 17.00-chs; wagon road to Lowell Hid Nand S:-18.76 chains; wagon road: 21.56 chains; intersect Township line, 1370 chains North from Gorher to Sections 12,15, 7 am@ 18: 33,75 chs wagon road bearing 3.2 and N W; 57.15 chs. to the N E corner of the claim; set a stake marked SAP M, from which a black oak, 28 inches in diameter, bears N 6° 30’ W 64 links-distant; a blackoak 36 inches in dike between Sections 7 and 18 bears S$ 16e 45’ 42.96 chains; thence variation 19¢ Fast:818%5 W 13.10 chains; wagon road intersect Section line’ bstween Sections 7 and 18, 7.70 chains West from 1-4 staxe betweén Sections 7 and 18 ; 38.70 chains toa stake marked S.A P M. on crest of ridge between Bear Kiver and Steep Hollow, from which a black oak. 12 inches in diameter, bears N 68° F 19 links distant; thence variation 22> 30’ East; § 6244S W 20.00 chuins along the ckest of ridge to a stake marked 8 A PM from which a bleeck oak 20 inches im dianieter béars N 81° 45’ W 47 links dis trict; a black oak 18 inches in diameter N.12° FE 60 linxs distans. Descend. N 524325 W 7.58 chains; intersect township line 29.00 chains S from corgerSection#s12, 13, T and 18; 22.90 chains; Toad to Lowell Hill N EB amd 8 W: 26.28 chains; Bitch-6.1inks wide-bearing NF-autd—8 WwW; 35.42 chains; trai}N Eand S W; 44.39 chs trail North and South; 45,80 chains; »naall ditch 3 links wide North and South; 56,60 chains to place of beginning and containing 226.64 acres and being & portion of the 8 E % of 8S E & Section l2and N E \ of N ¥ +4 Section 13,116 N R10 Eand8 W 'y of SW \ Section 7 and N W 4 of N W \ of Section 18, Township 16 North, Rauge 11 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian. Said‘ location was rfiade in 1865, by Bryant Jourueygen, Clement Dooly, James AM, Dobley, Daniel Bumgardner — McGonagieand Johw Duffey but was-not recorded. Adjoiniug the. claimants are owners. of the Golden Bull Placet Mine on the North, and the East New Placer toine on the South. P t and Permanent. pm ae hi hinours Fate Bekding any adverse claim rance from business, change of diet, fear} thereto are-hereby required to present the jexpeuare ee Se [game Betore This alice witht tikty days “IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. from the first day of publishtug hereof, When a Female isin troucle or afflicted . Tl4 T, iB. McPARLAND, Register. ith discase, aud requires ntedéca} or.snrgical attendance, the inquiry shouldbe, where is there a physician who is fullycompetént sdrinister retiet; andotam? ag in cociaty Faeommpnds himte the mfiidance of thecommiunity. The ‘ector, . under ng Low in ti ‘nhéecesbary these eettenente att Peels Sted “upon to interpose, and by calling the attention of the afflicted tothe fact that he has heen a Professor of Obstetrics and Pemale diseases for Biya and is fully qualified to Twan adminitter WW all cases, both” simsan 4 ane surgically, not in «a superficial manner, but th aaah a channe? as years of study and practice—both in hospitals and families —can make, to save them from the hands of the unqualified unscrupulous, and design, tug. Thevefore) families can fely upom him &s upona father. Allin affliction cay, find in him one who can feel and sympathise with apd befriend ¢hem iatrouble--one in whasé secresy the utmest confidente-can_ be vlacee. j —Persons of -either sea, who wish to cansult the Docter, and who cannot visit the city can, by stating their symptoms ina letter, receive wivice and assurance of . @cure at home. All letters returned or detreyed. Address, ENJ. F. JOSSHLYN, M, D. No. G18 Racramente Street, near Montgom _Py. Box fi It NHERIFF’S SATE,—By virtue of an Exe kK cution to me delivered issued out-of theDistrict Court of the 14th Fuaicial District of , liforpia in and for the coun. . ty of of Nevada, bearing da*e Dec; 220,7873, on a jndgment rendered in said Court Noy. ; 1873; in favarot A, Delano and against the Gold Mining Company for the sum of Nine Hundred and Seventy-five and 25-100 doliars, damages, with imtenest thereon at the rate of-7.per cent per annum till paid, togethor with $24 eorts and disburscsnents, at the date ef said judgment and accruing costs ; all payable in United States gold coin, I have levied upon the follewing described property, beretofore attached, towit Titwt-certéin quartz mine or set of mining olains.knewn ag the Cae Geld Minirg Co's claims, situated in Grass Valley township, Nevada county, State of Califcrnia, on‘ nertherly part of what is known 6s Grub Fiat, about 1-2 nile, nore or less, from the town of Grass Valley apd known #8 the claims of theCoe Geld Mining Co. and consisting of two thousand five hunGred and fifty (255) feet in length along a Te Correspondents. John Pay ledge, amd more recently as the Coe ledge and running in an easterly and westerly direction and_—crossingthe Grass Valley and Nevada Toll Road,near the house of K. W. Roberts, including one > hundred (100) feet in Width on thé Surface on Sach side of said claim or dedge. or two hundred (200) feetdu width on the surface and all parallel veins ar iedges-oontained in the surface measurement and dimensious. of snid mine ; together with the quartz crushing steam mill Hoisting works and all anachinery and property known as the mill of the Coe Gold Mining Company, situated mp-< ‘On and adjacent tothe above described ledge per-vein;ine-uding the steam-mecbinery, crushing and amakgumating apparatasrunning geer and.allother apparatus ald machinery used im she working of said mill or connested therewith, and all buildings coyvering the same, andall buildings: attached thereto amd usedin the ‘business.of willing quartz : together with a convenient ‘around the #ame and 28 Drach of the upon*which the said mill is situated as may be required for the comvenient ase and oceupatiorn thereof, ‘Together. all dips, spurs-aud _ — a nt © metals,’ ores, gold an ver “qqaarte » and carth therein, and aH bhi Shen ‘pee And appurtenances thereunto belonging ‘or ih any wise appertaining. ~~. ‘Notice is hereby givendias I will expose’ topublic sale all the abuye-described prop . erty ta ; highest bidder fér , in8, Ss: ‘in fr: wt Of the Court Honse serespectabic} AD me directed and délivered issued out the quart. vein or lode, known-ss—the-old . Sheriff's Sale. X¥ VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, TO at uh o a ie diclaf Disteict, GP the “state” oF ssi Brall in and for the County of Nevada, bearing date November 24th, 1873, on a judgment rendered in said-Court-en-the-20th day of ‘yotabe, 1873, in fayor of A. W. Sisson, W. + Wallace anid C, W. Crocker. tirm. name . Sisson, Wallace & Co. and against the Tecoraa Silver Mini Jommpany, for the sun of Three Thourand Six Hundred and Seven and 4-100. dollars damages, with interest thereon at the rate of seven per cent per annypin till paid, together with costé and disbursements, at the date of said judgment and accruing costs amounting te the sum of three hundred and Sixty-twe and 73-100 dollars, all payable in United States Gold Coin. Ihave levied upon the following deacribed preperty which was heretofore attached to-wit; . That certain propetty known as the Tecoma Silver. Mining Compyre Smelting Works, situated about onenalf mileeast of the town of Trackee, Nevada County, State of California, together _with all o builaings, privileges and appartehantes-to--the same belonging con: sisting of steam engine, boiler and ana chinery. Also, the office building, coal shed and forty acres. of Jand, tore or jess. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale all the above described property to the highest bidder, for cash in United States gold coin, in fron, of the CéurHouse_door, in the City of Nevada; on . Saturday. January 10, 1874 “Between the hours of 9 o'clock, A. M. and ” Ghee gale hand this 1th 4 Given rm is I ay of ‘Deée., A. D. 1878. y x oY A.W. Porren, Under Sheriff. @ above sale 18 tponed to Monday, January 19th, 1874, by order of. Plaintiff's Attorney. mas : JOS. PERRIN, Sheriff, By A. W. Potter,’ Under Sheriff. United States Land Office. Sacramento, Cal. Dec. 13th, 1873. ALIVWHOM IT MAY CONCERN.— Whereas, on the lat day of November, 1873, the plats ef township I8 North, Ranges 12 and 1% East, were filed inthe U.S. Land Office at Sacramento; Cal., and by Commis: siones’s letter dated D , 187and October @th, 1872, the Ns of SEX, Ni of pape Ro yom 18 N, R13 E, and NE gad » of see &, and E}y of NE \ and Be ofSE -and-NE's of SW 4-of sec. 12, and SW and 8s of NWY, NEX of NW4, 8% of NEX, and NW\& of NE\ and’ Ns of SEX and BW Of SE quarter of section 4, in township 18 N, range. 12 E, is to be trested ag mineral in character, and te homes ce grip than for agricul.’ ture ’ the contraty is preved' after dué notice. epi Pre" And wheress, Andrew J. Moulder, Land’ ‘Shans of the University of California, Post address’ San Francisco, Ost, ou she ait da’ tet mete won id 1873, present for ; i iuns Nes, 394, 996, oe 1-2. 99T, 998 and 998 1-2 claiming he same land,alleging that it is agricmlinrad in character, and more valuable for agricultu3 Taurerpams, Fou will take notice, that: that u : ‘Sy virtue of instructions from. the Commissioner of the ml Land Offiee, dated— Sth, 1874;;we © af ary, 4. D. 1s74, at }0o'dlock, A. M., at this office, be the Register and Revelver, for the of proofs to determine as to the character f ——_— v ‘Year first above written. _T. B. McFARLAND, Re: ~0. P. STIDGER, — of Nev om SATORDAY, Jan. TOPIC“ is hereby given that GEOKGE . ainter, bears $562 £9 links ond the 4] ‘%#llings of Missourt=Canon snd slong the ‘tions 36 . eax tree 2 ft in Swed ‘Tayler survey No. 525. Mining Claim. 7 for-a Patent to a “@Uo {Emigrant Claim) land fothe Sonth COSITED STATES LAND OFFicr (7 an on ar Sacramento, Cal; Novi 17, 1873-5 and,thence § 84° 30’ W 3.87 éhsine over ' stural“fravel lamds azxfa along: the: Old Chalx Mouttain Road toan old oak stump’ . inarked S ¥ Co. and thenceS 76> 36" W 3.18 . chains over natural gravel Tands+to a stare marked 8 Y CoNo ] and RD-No 44-and_-£ claimed by 8 N Co, and thenceS 76>, W3.7 chains along Emigrant ¢lsim to-s crooked oak, marked io. T Nol4 and BD—No 4 aaa is kereby given 1 whom it may concern, Vhat an application has been “made by WILLIAM H. DURYEA and DAVID ROSE, whose P. @. nddress' is You Bet, Nevada co., Cal., to the Government of the United States fora Patent to the following escribed Placer Mining Claim, viz ; Known as P and: DwWryea Pivcer Mine, situated in Ohalx Bloff Mining District, in Nevada County, State of California, being bownied and_ilescribed as foilows, to-wit : on surveyed and mineral lands in Yownship 16 North, Kange No 10 East Moent Diablo Base and Meridian, in the district of lands subject to sale at Sacramefito, Californig, Commencing at acedar stump 75° feet and marked: B.C yo. Ne ¢Birdseye Co.) and 8: D»Ne-1,-(Rose wd Da’ drunning these, var. 182 cast; W424 chains over 8 washed gravel-bank along B~ Pe Co-tand tos pine stake, BC corner not found but set and marked R D No 2, and théfice N-26° 45 E-¥.75 -chaifis: along BC Co's land over Washed gravel bank toa High bank, 50 feet high, and thence over natural gravel land, rising to. an 6ak Stake, BC corner pot found but set’ aud marfed RD No3;total distance run 9.70 chaand thence N 54> 45' £4.28 chains to BC Co corner not found but set snd marked-R D No 4; and thence ST8P E58 Chains. along the Gail placer mine to an oak stake marked G & C (Gail Ciaim) No 6>and marked said stake RD No No 6, and thence N.0S 80" W 15.00 chains along the Geil placer mine, over slightly descending-gravei dands into Mis‘sourt Canon to Gail claim corner’ about 56 feet in the tailings of Missouri Canon and marked D No.7, and from whichasmal ‘spruce tree’ 18 inches pm diameter bears 8 12° 3’ E 6.82 chs and marked B T, a thence N 862 15’ E 16.78 chains along the line of the Gail'claim to Gail clainycorner and marked R D.N68, and from which a} doubie oak 24 in.and 18 in.in dia bears S 31° 35° W 1.89 chs and marked B T, and trom which aiso a section stake common to Secandi saad Sections-29 awd 32 of 'f 16N,R10 E bears N BIS 0’ 2” E 5.36 chs, but not accepted, and thence .N 3° E1.51 chs across, Missouri Canon and along the line of the Gail claim to Gail claim corner not found but sect and marked R D Ne-9, and thence N 88> W 19 $4, chains along the tailings of Missouri Canon and the line of the‘Gail claim to Gail claim corner toa Ling stake «and epixed rR.D No 10, and thence N 62> 45°°W 7.80 chains along the tailings of Missouri Canon and the: line of the Gail claim to Gail claim Corner toa pine stake marked R D No ll, and thence N 82> 30’ W 37.57 chains along the tailings of Misseuri Canen_and-thetine of the Gail claim to Gail claim corner to an oak stake maarited R D No i2;and trom which asprace stump 4 fcet in diameter’ bears 8 35 45’ E 1.85 chs, and from whereI run the same connection lime as E, C; Uren, U. & Deputy Mineral Surveyor, had .made for the Gail placer mine, S 78° W 23.90 chs, -var18° E; to a staks commento Secs.30 and.al, T. 16 N, R10E and Secs’ 25 and 36;'T16 N, R 9 E, Mt Diablo Base and Meridian, and thence N 227 14’ & 49 00-chains across Missouri Canon and Jands to the west {claim.ants unknown). over rising natural gravel lauds to an oak stuke set hi rocks surroand by chaparal and marked BC No 5and RD No 13; and thence 8 68° 45” E 19.20 chains over rising patural lands and partly hydrauliced off-along land fo the north, claimed by the 8. ¥ Canzl Co, te a stake set ‘in rocks and marked © BN rand RD Not 14, and thence. 8 3>°E 16.38 chains over rather steep descending grayel land parthyhrydrauticed off’ into a branch of Missouri Canen toa dead spruce tree marked C B No 3 and R D No15,tands fe theeast claimants unknown, and thence N 85° 64 E8.15 chs along # brane eh of Missouri Canoe tailings ‘line of, Haseny’ Pesthass’ aleten ead stake agreed upon as their corner, and thence N 789 5u° £8.00 chains over gravel tands dually rising to an-oak-staump* yore iD along lands to the porth benging to Jefireys, Kose and Duryeas,; thence § 845 20° E 4.15 chains fo a @mall! epithe treé 8 inin diameter on the edge of an old reservoir and marked T Ne 5 and. RK » No li, land ‘to the north claimed by Jeffreys, Rose and Duryeas, and thence N 45> 12’ E 20.00 chains over rather steep vicimg gravel land toa large pitelh pine 3 feet in diameter and dead at the tep, and standing on ec of Chalk BIW? mountain and marked T’ No 5 and R D_No 18, and thence $ 53° E 3040 chains over very rough gravel Innde along the edge of Chalk Bluff “mountain{ claim. and claimed by them to a small Pine tree 6 in-in ‘diaineter and marked G T No 7 atid R D No 19, and standing on the summit of a ridge between Chalk Bluff and Sugar Loaf mountain, near the distributing box of the Chalk Blu water ditch, and running thence 8 265 W 18.10 chvins over the westerly side of Sugar Loaf mountain, along Iands to ¢laim to-asmall bal fir 4 intér and marked T No 8 ard R D No 20, and from where an oak tree 2 inin diameter ‘bears N S19 E 0.55 chs,and thence,S 22> 46 ‘'E 16.60 cheover rather reugh gravel Jand to a dead oak tree 18 inin diamicter standing om the edge of eld Chalk: mountain road aud nrarked ‘T No 9R BP No 21, tands to the east claimed by the Chalk Bteff niining Claim and frum where an eak tree 48 iain diameter Aiazacter-bears $.$4>.30". W 1.18 chs and thence 8 28° W 4:97 Chains to an oak tree 2 over rather level gravel lands.covered with ‘ cha : lands to the east claimed by the Gliatk Bluff mining Co. “This tree stands’ close toa steep hydraulic bank and thence: S 25> 45° W 20,60chains over rising gravel: jand partly hydrauliced off, and to the east claimed by the S Y Canal Co, and com monJ ly Known as Chickén Point to an oa tree 9 feet im diameter standing close to B © Co water ditch, and marked G T No il and R D No 23, and thencssS 8° 35° W 3.98 chains over gravel Innd toa pitch pine 2 fect in diameter marked K_D'No 24,.and thence 8 38°45’ W 7,93 chains ascending over gravel lands and crossifg the B ( Co water ditch 1“ chain from St 24 tos dead pine 4 ft in dia meter marked, R D No'25,and thence N 24? 98 W, 0. cheRs toan-cag tree 2 feet in diameter marked K D No 26, and thence N 69° 15 W 1.55 chains crossing Sardine Ravine to an vak; tree? ft’and 6 fm in dia, meter, and marsxed. RD No 27, and ipence S 28° Ye W 8:24 cliuins along said favine to-an oax tree 2 feetin diameter and marx. ed KD Ne2s, ant thence § 19° 50” W 6.98 chains aiéng safd ravine te a pitch pine 2 tent it diameter and marked & D-No 29 and thence 8 23° 25° W 6.50 chains over ute vel dand to an tree 13.in.in diameter and marked. K D No 36, sud théce N S8° 40’ W 5.62 chains over vising _ revel Jand to an @iameter and marked R-D No 31,. and lands on the hast mention<d lines to the east claimants utxnown, and thence N 4> 40° W 13.45 chains over rising gravel land to a ccrner stake of the Atxins . : , and marked. M P M and KR D,No 32, land to the west claimed ty and thence N 22° 45’ W 2.46 chains along the Atkins and ‘ayler Survey to epg ed te Ke 38 and S 25° 45 E 3 irom a © marked A I thence \N 55=-E 5. che t ~ gravel land partly hydranliced of, staxe settwa hydrautic cut and ¥ Co, and thence N 179 E 5,29 chains over washed arieana _to_the cast’ Claimed by S-Y Co, and 2N 26° Bx, chains over washed dine “5 . the eset clauinc, by BY Ge tos nie Bahl By ering gee go? C8, 1B lic lands letued mt the s: ¢ “by Sout q mney COMPANY 98 aiake weerned. § X Go, . north from the center of Williams Ravine, . Sas pokscesion since prior to the -y: ‘MEW REMEDIES, the east claimed by the Chalk Bluff mining . 'f feet indiameter and‘? Noll and R D-No 227) 45, starding in the line of fhe old Chalx chains along the line of the Emigrant claim . overnatural gravel lands partly hydratiliced . off; toastike set in a hydraulic ‘cut ahd) marked EG Co. andi R D Ne 46; lands to) the South claimed by BG Co. themce N32° 30° W 4.13 chains along the line uf the Birds . eye Co. claim over partly hydranliced off land to the plaee of beginning; lands to the . West clainied by B C.Co. Containing 435. . 66-100 acfes. ee : Said claims were located many years since and no record thereof can be found. ‘The applicants claim by purchase and with their grantors have been the owners of i i 1366.5 es, Z = a Adjoining claimants are on the north, owners of the South. Yuba Canal Co. claims, Hussey Bros. claims, Jeffrey & Co. claims, and Chalx Mountain claims, on the east. owuers of Chalk Bluff claims and vacant! _land : on the south and. west owners of At kins and Taylor claims, South Yuba Canal Co. claims, Emigrant claims, Birdseye Creek Co, claims, Gail Co, claims and vacant ground ; said claim being still more partieularly described insthe diagram posted and filed with said application. ° ; Ail persons. holding any adverse claim thereto are Hereby. required to present the . same before the Register and Receiver of . the United States for Sacramento Land Dis. . trict, at Sacramento, California,within sixty . days from the first. day of publishing aad . posting hereof, beDated Nov. 17th, 1873. : PTE GeeE TY T, B, McFARLAND, Register, TO THE UNFORTUNATE. _ ®t NKW REMEDIE . DR.-GIBBON’S DISPENSARY 623 KEARNEY STREBT, {ISTABLISHED in 1854, for the treat . ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases: . euch as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Syphi. isin all its forms, Seminal Weakness, In? potency, etc. Skin Diseases (of yearss standing) and Ulcerated legs ucsooss.ui ly treated. ia ‘ DR. GIBBON fias the pleasure of announciag that be has returned from visiting he principal Hospitals of Europe, and has resumed practice at his. Dispersary, 623 Kearney Siveet, corner of Commercial, San> Franeiseo, where his obi pmtients and those requiring his services may find him. __ “Phe Doctor has spared neither time nor money in secking out néWremediesjand has returned with increased facili for the aileviation of human suffering. Herrible Diseases. How._many-thousands-of persons, ‘both male and femnele, are there _wufigring ont a miserable existence from the etfect of secret indulgences, or from virus” absorbed into the system ! Look -at their pallid, emaciated and disfigured faces-andtheir broken dowi constitwtions, disqualifying them for the happiness of marriage or the cperment. of life. In this—horrid stteontiody t usands suffer-untild ath closes the scene. Let-perents, guardians, friends . attend’ te any of those who are sufferiag “mnaladics—see cured before it be too late. Send them im. mediately to Dr, Gibbon, a physician who has madc private disease his especial study . for years, and who is certain to cure-:the . most — ak without mercury or . injurious ¢ 8. It is im t to those are afflicted,” : who lor tothose who ate inter . PALCCUP SPORE UMNY Preteitied foster. 2 Po 4nfest-all cities, publishing their ‘skill in . curing all diéeases ina few days, imposing { upon-the public by using the names of erm. inent physicians from Furope and other placeey Be, thereforé, careful and make . strict fnquiries, or you may fall into tho . bands of those charlatans. ‘ Seminal Weakness. . Seminal Emissions, the c¢ mence of . self abuse. This solitary vieé, or depraved . sexual—indulgence, is practiiced by the . youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with mnerring the following train of morbid » Fanless cembatted by acientific niedical . measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark . spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, ring. ing in the ears).4oise like the rustling of leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiaess about the loins, weaknessof the limbs, cénfused wision. blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffiderce in. approachingstrangers, a disiike to fonm new acquaintances, a disposition to shun seciety, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimplesand varieus tions about the toon fw breath, coughs, consump , Right . Sweats, Nionomania and frequent insanity. if relief be not obtained, persons so affiicted should apply im ly, either in rson or by letter, and have a cure effected y his new and scientific mode of treating his diseare, which never fails of effecting quick and radical cure. Dr. G, will give One Hundred Doligra to any one who will prove antiafactorily to him that he wasc se" thik womplaing by éither.of the ncisco quacks. SAT ee SSSEEMERY CRS OE ~ . fittose who contemplate marriage, who a: ‘under any: of bane "Heated ar should not forget the sacred respon ity resting wpon them, mor dela: to outa inte. Persons calling at — Gibbon’s off § or sending for packages of medicines may rel with implicit faith; and expect no more than to be charged with a fair and wrtually sat remuneration of rendered, considering. the citcumstahces . = cases, rather than a tev prevalent and . practice-of-extortion among quacks . and pretenders. ’ . ptoms, . h eto each patient a written instrument, . ding hime? tharpent cure, or e no charge. Persons at a distance may be CURED AT. HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gib. . ben, stating case, smyptoms, length of . time the disease has continued, and the . medicine farwarded, free rom iad. te any part of the country, with full and pleim direction for use. By enc $15 in cmrrency or $1 in » in a, fed letter through th Pont Ofies through Wei ieree Co., 2 of medicine will be wid DR. J. GIBBON, 623 Kearacy , corner momercia, 1, San Fran 3 Post Office Bex 1957, qmeneieos: Private entrance on Commercial trast. ~ . Remember to put BOX 1957 on the ie — DB. GIBBON that ment ia the Dany bye Ad [ -. _ public auction to th ‘-Mousitein Kom and thence 8659-45" W 11-52" j tad_toto-wit ete aid Bae y kitehen fiztures, bar room stove . 1874, at.10 o'clock, A. M, a x with any of these horrible life destroy 108 that they are cared for and . t \.18%4. inty, . torney for s#id plantiffy it’ ts ordered that “services . . and ex-efficio Clerk of t 4 (-——-) ary, 1374 in. 3 in, tubes. Acministrator’s ga). * w e es ve . OTICE ts hereby gi reas. . N Y Given that in: <2 i ance of atordervfthe T, IR" Dire. . of the County of Nevada, OP ae a Cour; # }iua, made on thes th day of 1 ‘ifur. D. 1873, tn the matter of the Eemae, 4. Administrator of said “Estate wit ' ed, ¢ ill : € highest pia: i cush in gold coin of the United aot America, and patos te eontinnsr: $ of said Probaté Court, om ° zone wy . Monday, Dec, 29, 1573 At 12 o’clowk, M.;in front of Meri. Burt's store, pg eo Bioomferntticwns County of Nevada, “ull the right, tit} se terest and estate o1 the suid de: euned ae time of his death; #na al} the riy far eg und dnterst that the waid-stute (acto erstion of law or otherwise acquj ) than,or in addition te that or the pail a G, Ballard, at the time ef nis death, 4 the toHowing described property. Those cértain two houses and . st Cuinbiig Canon, BloogyAT, BT Kiowy ae Dy op. fe field ‘Ip’, Ne : ye ua.the Boarding House of John G po deceased. Also,a honse, hall sud at Sithate and being at (’olumbia Hill, Neve County; Cul. Said house, hail and He being situated upon land not Chiglepes estate-ef deceased; :and.are to Le Feit therefrom. Also, sat. the same fime an} place, the following personal property 6 wit: 11 beds and bedding, Crockery ‘and glassware, castors, lamps. knives and torts 1 dow: Ginner buckets, 4 -clotks: ee 13 chairs, . sofa and 1 rocking ; habe dete: ebairs sud centre table, 1 purlor stoye and pipe, 1 a snd clothing tnii quartz spevimens, 6 puckages playing ¢ ie tare and bar fixtures. « ae eed. erms—Cash on day of sale in Upj States guld coin, : 2 Enid ; j JOHN M. BUSH Administrator Of the Estate of Joly G Ballard, deceased. : Niles Searls, Attorney. a Notice is hereby given that the 9. the Rea! Estate, «bove deserilind. tbe tae postponed to SATURDAY, dJannary 174), 1874, at _the’same lowr and place above: stated. JOHN M; BUSH : Administrator of said kstute:—~ '* ALIAS SUMMONS, ie the Justice’s Court -of Nevada Town.” A slis, in the County of Nevada, State of California. D. W. Stanger plaintiff, 5 yo. ron Foot, defemdant, The people-of the State of California send grec'ing to Myron, Foot, defendant. You are hereby’ required and directed to appear before nie, at My office in Nevada Township, in the connty of Nevada, Cal. in.an action brought againg you by the above nanied plaintiff and in 8 #erthe complaint in suid-action; on flein my office, om the Sth Vay OF Meth, A. D, 15:4, Bt. The said action’ is brought-toreccver a balance due ona Cer tain promissory note amounting to $177 w and interest thereon from’ Jan. 21st, 1876, at the rate often per gent per anuum, pw suant to a Complaint now on file in saiu x tion, said amount payable in-gold andi} ver coin of the United States. And-you a notified that if you fail to so appear and on swer said complaint, as above required, said plaintiff will take judgment agains you_for the said sum of $177-00-and interest payable in gold and silver coin together with costs pursuant to complaint Given under my hand this 2d day of January, A. D.1874. , W.H. DAVIDSON, Justice of the Peace of said Township: State of California, County of Nevalla Ownship of Nevada. In the Justice’s Court in and for said Nevada Township, County of Nevada and State of California, . D, W, Stanger, plaintiff, vs Myron Foot,~ defend. ant Upon reading and filing. the affidavit of D. W. Stanger, said. plaintiff, und-it. satisfactorily appearing therefrom to me, W. H, Davidson, Justice of the. Peace, in and for saiT Township Of Névada before whom resides without the State of Californis— That said defendant, Myron Foot, has d& parted from the State of California, spd ; thats good-eanse 6f-action—exists—th-thi suit in favor of plaintiff herein and against said defendant and that said defendant iss necessary and proper purty defendant there. to to the. ssid action, Thauton demand of plaintiff after the return of criginal suumOtis and alias’summons has been duly is sued in said action bearing date Jan. 2d, Onmotionef J. I. Caldwell, Esq. atthe service of the summons in this action +-be-made-by-publiestion thereof in the Ne vada Daily Transcript, a newspaper pub lishedin said Neyada Township at less once a week for the period of two months. And it further: appearing in. like rtoanne? satisfactorily to me that tle residence of said defendant, Myron Foot, is_ known» be at Gold Hill, in the County of Story snd State of Neyada, on like motion it is order ed that acopy of the suminons and ccm complaint to be forthwith deposited in the Post Office, directed to said defendant, M)ron Foot, at kis place of residence, Gold Hill, Storey county, State of Nevada, 2 ; W.H. DAVIDSON, edustice of the Peace, Nevada ‘Pownship. “NéWVada City, January 2d, 1874. PROBATE NOTICE. TATE of ‘California, County of Nevad. . In Probate Couré. In the nistter the estate of Freeman Folsom, decearee ——Ht appearing tothe Court by-petitivn duly filed by Daniel Folsom, administrator @ the estate of said deceased. That it is pee. essary th: sell the whole of the property of baid deceased to pay the debts.of suid de ceased and the expenses of administratwo, as will more fu ly appear by the petitien now on file. ‘Therefore it is: ordered that the said Daniel Folsom atoresaid be: s+ thorized to sels at public sale the follow: ind deseribed property; 4 shares in the Em pire gronnd, situated in Bridgeport tos> ship; 2shares in Banner ground, situs as;last above numed; 2 shares in Siam Créek Quartz Mining Go., in Grass Valley township. It is therefore ordered that the DK. GIBBON is thie: kaa win Clerk 6f this Conrt post the notices te¢ éd by law and that said notice be publisbe in the Nevads Daily Transcript, in accoré f to effect a radical amd per. ance with Jaw, requiring all persons ink? ested in-saidéstate to_appear. before tt said Court and sbow cause why ap om! should not.be'made in the premises. 5¢ parties to appear on Wednesdey, the 1% day of February, 1874, at the Court Hom, in the City of Nevada, at 10 o'clock, 4. ™ Nevada City, January 3d, 18/3. : JOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. Office Of the County Clerk of the Coupty of Nevada. I. T.C. Plunkett, County Clerk of the County of Nevada. State of Californ®, ” 1 he Probate Court ia and for ssid County, ao Bereby. certify the foregoing to be a full, true and eurrect vy of an original order, on file in this, BY ¥ as . = said Court, this 3d day of Jani T, C, PLUNKETT, CletkBy Jno. Pattison, Deputy sae Machinery For Sale. THE & © BANNER MINE Two Engines, 10x20 in. ja A‘* ‘Ome Boiler 54 in. diameter, 16 fact toma 3” in. tubes. Hoisting and Pump! ‘One Engine18x4?2 in, built by & Co, San Francieco. : 5 Two Boilers, 48 in. diameter, 16 fect long. chums, Trak and in fact everyto™: ‘se een ik ALLAN, Be Cars, te, ete, is Vitness my hand and theseshtt , N Che J ‘PBR Transerip — SER) One Year—il §ix Months, Three Month Per week, . pOLLAR price. Rates for ? Ist insertion sequent inse vertisers. profession. cred When d JOHY EALE] 1) Meat, PORE, ke. Meats.suld , Shop on Bro: ‘Theatre. DE. the pet vous and vic Woter Strect D [3 prepares part of N piace of resic ~ -FulPupper Attorney le ial “ARI OO) seeet, Attorney vee In Fu op e> . Teoma, Sade ae ATTOR SUSTI

a — {his opportunity to_remind them “that te “SS -enre of chrome diseases 6 =. and the United States he is enabled toapp _ Becrecy. & ~ #n¢e eeceegnannnur ~“STICCERHUTY THSTPUCTIONS Tor tse. ~ 82 . sferest and costs Of uit.” -) c . ~~ ‘Medical and Surgical Institute, . {Founded-in 4853.) <# No, 519 Sactamento Street, Corner of Leidesdorff Street—[A few doors below the What Cheer House] Triyate entrance on Leidesdorff Street, Esiablished expressly-te afford the aiflicted Sound and Scientific Medtédl aid, in the Treatment and Cure of-alt Private and Chronic diseases, Cases of Secresy : *AND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS, Te the Afflicted.” . patients for their patronage,and would take OCTOR W. K. DOHERTY RETURNS “continues.to consult at his Institute for the. Kidneys,Digestive, and Genito-Urinary @r: gons,and all Private Diseases. viz: Syphtlis—in~slL.itsformis—sga— : Weakness, and all thé horrid -con of self-abnse, wrhcea, Gieet, Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, Sexual “Debility, Diseases of>the Back and Loins, Tatlammation of the Blatter. and the Kidneys, ete., and be hopes that hi rience and: successful practice wi to insure. him a shareof public. patr ’ By the practice of mapy years in Eo quences the Inost efficient-and successful remedies agitinst diseases of all ‘kinds. He uses no jmercury, Charges moderate, treats hia patients in a correct and honorable way, and has references of unquestionable veracit from inen of known respectability and high wslanding in society.. ies consulting him, by letter or otherwise, will receive the best and gentlest treatnient, and implicit To Females. _When-a-feniale is enervated or afflicted with disease, as Weakness of the back -and limbs, pain in the head, dimness of sight, Jous of muscular power, palpitation of the heart ,—irritability, nervousness, derangeiment of digestive functions, general debility. hysteria, sterility ahd all other diseases peculiar to females, she should go or arrite "gt once to the celebrated Female Doctor, W. K. Dowrenty, at his Medicai Institute, and congait him about her troubles and discases. Let ne falac delicacy . prevent you, but apply immediately, and save your. self from painful suffering and premature death. 3 « To Niet and jagoorie aber : Patients. maleor fenmale residing in any part of the coantry, bowever distant, who may proper to submit a.qwritten statement of a in_ preference to~holding a personal interview, are respectfully red that their COMMUNICATIONS © WELL MOST SACRED. The Doctov.is. a >xegular gradnate, and may be consulted with every confidence. -If the case be fully andcate] Viidly described, personal communication will be unnecessary, as instructions, for. diet, regimeh, and the general treatment of! . the caseitself, (includng the remedies) will Le forwarded withont-delay, and in such a nianner as to convey no idea of the of the letter or parcelso transmitted. _hould your.conditién. require immediate attention, send ‘ten, dollars, coin for that vahve in currency} by Mar. or WRL1s, Faruo & Co’s_ Express, and a packege of medicine willbe sent to yuas address with the ations. by letter ot otherwise FREE,. Per. _lnanent cure guaranteed or no pay. Spermaterrhety DR.-DOHERTY has just published—anamportant partrphict, embodying his own views and experience in tence or Virilitv. heing a short treatise on ppermatorrhoea, dr'semmel Weakness. Ner. vous and Physical Debility consequent'on this affection and other Afseases of the sexlal Organs. Tis tittle work contains in tormation of the utmost value to all, whether murried or singleand will-be sent FREE ~ by mail on receipt of Six Cents in postage iumps for return Postage. : Address, W. K. DOHERTY, M.D, 24 2 San Francisco, Cal.ROBATF NOTICE.—State of -California, County of Nevatta, sé. In the mattur of the Fstate of J, I, Coyell, deceased Pursuant to an ordér of this Court ‘made this day, Notiee da hereby given, that Mondlay the 1th day of January, 1874, at3 o’cl'k P. M., of said day, &t the’ Cotirt Room of this Court, in the, Caunty of Nevada has been appointed for hearing the application «of Cliarles Hegarty praying that a decument now on file in this CONT _Rurporting to be the fast Will and testament of #. 1, Covell, deceased, be admitted te Probate, thereon, to the said Chatles Hegarty at which time and place all persons interested ihereiu may appear ard contest the same, Nevada, Jan, 6th, 1874." ; T. C, PLU} KETT, Clerk, By John Pattison. Deputy. Niles Searls, Atty Toy Petitioner. j6 . Notice to Creditors. — es OF PHILLIP BALTZ, de ‘4-ceased, Notice is hereby given, by the Administrator of the undersigned ull persons having claims ,againat the’ Estate.of Phillip Baita, decreased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, withi tour months after the first publication © this notice, t6 The ukd ned.at, his .tesi, dence, on Boulder Street, fr the City of Nevada, State of Cu.ifornia. Nevada City, Dee Sd, be CHARLES ¥. WARTZ, Administrator of the Estate of Phillip Bultzs, deceased.Williams & Johnson, Attys. dé “SUMAONS. . en gt of California, County of Nevada, Ny ». Inthe District Courtof the four. teenth Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the County -of Nevada. ‘The People of the State of. California send+ greeting to Daniel Clancy and James Davis, defendants, You are hereby required to :ppear in an action brought against you in the District Court of the Fourteenth. Judiciul District of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, on the 28rd day of duly, 1872, by T. W. Sigourney, piaintity, and te answer thesomplaint Sled therein, within ten Gays (-xclusive of the day of service) ‘after ‘the ¢e-on you of this Summons—if served within this caunty; or, if served vout of this Gomaty, but in chis district, withidytweuty days; other Wise, within™furty mt by be taken Against, : sofaalt ; er of ie wmiplaint. to the pray rection for the eget . of the sum ~Otundred and Six. Deolints (due on Wcertain promissory. pote, duted April 23d. 13868, mete ‘by the alove mania . t and payable to this plaintiff) together with interest on the epin of three hundred dollars utthe rate of two pur cent. per month from this dute,a.d forcosts of eult, all in gold coin of the T united States, a u are herebynotified, “hat ifyen f rte kporar and snswer the ond compplaint as above re. quired, the said “plan a take ond anent, for the sums btied ip asid eomplnint, to-wit: $000.00 tar gold coin with in\-) In testimony whereof, I, T. €. i Plunkett, Clerk «f -District Court ——~ ) efotunaid. : eaten if "NeVadw, On Ohe'25d'day . aoe Wels ; . GC, PLUNKFTT, Clerk. AaTTisow, Deputy. vo eave m < accord Be K DOHERTY S ~ tients among the 'y nis sincere thanks to his Nusnerons . ‘ictd¥es . ¥ . Siew peneaty the ty;-intheir reapective cases; and-whe-think} relation to Iimpo, . +0 -or judgment will ap of Six {CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE SPR. 9.64 YOUNG, m™ Mo Cure, No Pay. Consultation, by Letter or 6thei: wise, Free, ‘ : 18 CELEBRATED INSTITUTE eas enjoyed on this Coast an uninterrupted success of 2 ,aaidhas become one of che most celebrated Institutions of the age. The great number annually received and cured, place it jn point of number of pavery first of the world, and the success of its treatment ranks it second none; DISEASES, J 3 *e + ¥n Males and Isv@@ulafities:in Females are . f-hesith. They tnsiaattack the system, and gradually un@ermine and detess -bleom fone the Cheek, th eye, the strength and-vigor from the frame, they give puny and diseased offspring, and i, throu gli successive rate of man écrofuls, 2: MERCURY, recognized as the most FATAL {MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with the Veneréal, doubles his dangers. ‘Those who have been treated with that pernicious the discan be seen in 5 ime anew form, : Do NOT BE SATISFIED WITH. PARTIAL CBRE, ‘That leaves the-peison to crawi through the rem, oatiziy ite way into the tissues and: ; apparently smooth surface, to. burst out in the futuré with a virnence thi ll bafiie the’effects of nedicine Ss NAL WEAKNESS, The young wong ey experiences that growing weakness in his.muscularand mental organization shoul@&top ‘and’ consid whence ita rises. css of the, back, trembling of t disordered digestion, unaccountabie-faii of. the powers of the-mind, distaste for s ciety, dread of impending trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and ‘las-_ civics dreams, acconipanied by growing deafness, loss of Muscular power, end nupieroug other symptoms of disorganization, ‘the positive traces of thst most terrible and destructive of alt diseases—Seminal .Weakness—wasting away his powers, destroying . his hopé of life and manhood, and dragging . him along the broken path of his existence, toward a-premature and loathsome grave, To hint who, finds his life bbling out in the dischiirge of the vital principle of existence in nocturnal and diurnal emissions, the mere cessation of the causes of its apsearance brings rio relief. -Martiage, that holy office, the safeguard and hope of manhood, brings to such:a: one ae hope of cure, but adds to his misery in &-that-the-ong whd looks to Mim dor se-much of her happiscw is-a victim of his evit, and an innocent companion of his punishment. He adds to his: misery and. disorder until nae leaves him, There Id rim rescue except ‘in proper afid skfliful . . treatment, Consult, then, at once, a physician whose pr ce and careful research has made him thoroughly conversant With every phase of the disease. Those who have become victims of solitary vices, that dréeaa-. ful, fascinaiing and destructable habit, that fills thousands of sick rooms with paralytics and meer 4 1 a, anid andetee of antimey graves with its misguided victims,should consult, wi nonut delay, oue.who-will sympa thise with their sufferings. To snch th Doctor would espécially. recommend nimr) a? A ¥RIGK, JOHN B. FRICK, ALBERT x itythey. drive she . fromthe . Consumpt on, vripples, the Idiot-. Paralytic, and the insane, ! egiving to each atd all: guarntees.of a . York sasreroneint ag rod eh No 524. : Application for a Patent toa <} ‘United States Land Office, .t~ ‘Sacramento,Cal. Noy 10th, $373.4 Nh. NUTTING and ALONZO COOPER, whose Pest Office is Little York, Nevada County, California, have made application for a Patent for the Swamp Angel Placer Mine,-situate in Lowell Hill Mining Diatrict,Nevada County, California, and described in the piat and field notes om file in this office, as follows, viz: a ; Connecting tine — Cemmencing. at“the west corner of the claim at a stakg marked 8 AP M, for Swamp Angel Placer Mine, on line of the east New York Plater Miné from which ao black oak, 15 inches“indiameter bears N -#12-E 68 links distant and run; variation 22° 30’ East: N 504%° E 340 ches small _rayime beuring § E and NW, 8.00 . [chs Trail N and $8, 16°06 chains Wagon “Road N and 'S, 20.68 chains cross Swamp Angel Pannel; chains small_ravine 5 E and N W; 23.91 chsto the NW corner.of the Claim set “a stake marked S A PM, from which black ovk 8 inches in diameter bears § 52> W 19 links distant, and ttre cor. nek comet to Ségtions T and 18, 12 and 135 on Township: Tine between Townships 16 “N, Ranges 10 aud 11 Yast, bears S 55> 30" . East, 26.03 chaips distant: thence, (Exterior boundaries) variation 22> East:S 87> -E3.96chaina online of the Goldeh Bull Placer Mi ie, cross A Cooper sgarden fence, 4.76 chains;.shed on south side of Cooper's house: 5.49 chaing, fence leaves Cooper's garden; 6.91 chains, ditch 3 tinks, wide bearing N and '$! 12.56 chains, Trail N atid S; variation 19° 45’ East: 24,78 chains; ditch 6 linksswwide; SE and NW; 17.00-chs; wagon road to Lowell Hid Nand S:-18.76 chains; wagon road: 21.56 chains; intersect Township line, 1370 chains North from Gorher to Sections 12,15, 7 am@ 18: 33,75 chs wagon road bearing 3.2 and N W; 57.15 chs. to the N E corner of the claim; set a stake marked SAP M, from which a black oak, 28 inches in diameter, bears N 6° 30’ W 64 links-distant; a blackoak 36 inches in dike between Sections 7 and 18 bears S$ 16e 45’ 42.96 chains; thence variation 19¢ Fast:818%5 W 13.10 chains; wagon road intersect Section line’ bstween Sections 7 and 18, 7.70 chains West from 1-4 staxe betweén Sections 7 and 18 ; 38.70 chains toa stake marked S.A P M. on crest of ridge between Bear Kiver and Steep Hollow, from which a black oak. 12 inches in diameter, bears N 68° F 19 links distant; thence variation 22> 30’ East; § 6244S W 20.00 chuins along the ckest of ridge to a stake marked 8 A PM from which a bleeck oak 20 inches im dianieter béars N 81° 45’ W 47 links dis trict; a black oak 18 inches in diameter N.12° FE 60 linxs distans. Descend. N 524325 W 7.58 chains; intersect township line 29.00 chains S from corgerSection#s12, 13, T and 18; 22.90 chains; Toad to Lowell Hill N EB amd 8 W: 26.28 chains; Bitch-6.1inks wide-bearing NF-autd—8 WwW; 35.42 chains; trai}N Eand S W; 44.39 chs trail North and South; 45,80 chains; »naall ditch 3 links wide North and South; 56,60 chains to place of beginning and containing 226.64 acres and being & portion of the 8 E % of 8S E & Section l2and N E \ of N ¥ +4 Section 13,116 N R10 Eand8 W 'y of SW \ Section 7 and N W 4 of N W \ of Section 18, Township 16 North, Rauge 11 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian. Said‘ location was rfiade in 1865, by Bryant Jourueygen, Clement Dooly, James AM, Dobley, Daniel Bumgardner — McGonagieand Johw Duffey but was-not recorded. Adjoiniug the. claimants are owners. of the Golden Bull Placet Mine on the North, and the East New Placer toine on the South. P t and Permanent. pm ae hi hinours Fate Bekding any adverse claim rance from business, change of diet, fear} thereto are-hereby required to present the jexpeuare ee Se [game Betore This alice witht tikty days “IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. from the first day of publishtug hereof, When a Female isin troucle or afflicted . Tl4 T, iB. McPARLAND, Register. ith discase, aud requires ntedéca} or.snrgical attendance, the inquiry shouldbe, where is there a physician who is fullycompetént sdrinister retiet; andotam? ag in cociaty Faeommpnds himte the mfiidance of thecommiunity. The ‘ector, . under ng Low in ti ‘nhéecesbary these eettenente att Peels Sted “upon to interpose, and by calling the attention of the afflicted tothe fact that he has heen a Professor of Obstetrics and Pemale diseases for Biya and is fully qualified to Twan adminitter WW all cases, both” simsan 4 ane surgically, not in «a superficial manner, but th aaah a channe? as years of study and practice—both in hospitals and families —can make, to save them from the hands of the unqualified unscrupulous, and design, tug. Thevefore) families can fely upom him &s upona father. Allin affliction cay, find in him one who can feel and sympathise with apd befriend ¢hem iatrouble--one in whasé secresy the utmest confidente-can_ be vlacee. j —Persons of -either sea, who wish to cansult the Docter, and who cannot visit the city can, by stating their symptoms ina letter, receive wivice and assurance of . @cure at home. All letters returned or detreyed. Address, ENJ. F. JOSSHLYN, M, D. No. G18 Racramente Street, near Montgom _Py. Box fi It NHERIFF’S SATE,—By virtue of an Exe kK cution to me delivered issued out-of theDistrict Court of the 14th Fuaicial District of , liforpia in and for the coun. . ty of of Nevada, bearing da*e Dec; 220,7873, on a jndgment rendered in said Court Noy. ; 1873; in favarot A, Delano and against the Gold Mining Company for the sum of Nine Hundred and Seventy-five and 25-100 doliars, damages, with imtenest thereon at the rate of-7.per cent per annum till paid, togethor with $24 eorts and disburscsnents, at the date ef said judgment and accruing costs ; all payable in United States gold coin, I have levied upon the follewing described property, beretofore attached, towit Titwt-certéin quartz mine or set of mining olains.knewn ag the Cae Geld Minirg Co's claims, situated in Grass Valley township, Nevada county, State of Califcrnia, on‘ nertherly part of what is known 6s Grub Fiat, about 1-2 nile, nore or less, from the town of Grass Valley apd known #8 the claims of theCoe Geld Mining Co. and consisting of two thousand five hunGred and fifty (255) feet in length along a Te Correspondents. John Pay ledge, amd more recently as the Coe ledge and running in an easterly and westerly direction and_—crossingthe Grass Valley and Nevada Toll Road,near the house of K. W. Roberts, including one > hundred (100) feet in Width on thé Surface on Sach side of said claim or dedge. or two hundred (200) feetdu width on the surface and all parallel veins ar iedges-oontained in the surface measurement and dimensious. of snid mine ; together with the quartz crushing steam mill Hoisting works and all anachinery and property known as the mill of the Coe Gold Mining Company, situated mp-< ‘On and adjacent tothe above described ledge per-vein;ine-uding the steam-mecbinery, crushing and amakgumating apparatasrunning geer and.allother apparatus ald machinery used im she working of said mill or connested therewith, and all buildings coyvering the same, andall buildings: attached thereto amd usedin the ‘business.of willing quartz : together with a convenient ‘around the #ame and 28 Drach of the upon*which the said mill is situated as may be required for the comvenient ase and oceupatiorn thereof, ‘Together. all dips, spurs-aud _ — a nt © metals,’ ores, gold an ver “qqaarte » and carth therein, and aH bhi Shen ‘pee And appurtenances thereunto belonging ‘or ih any wise appertaining. ~~. ‘Notice is hereby givendias I will expose’ topublic sale all the abuye-described prop . erty ta ; highest bidder fér , in8, Ss: ‘in fr: wt Of the Court Honse serespectabic} AD me directed and délivered issued out the quart. vein or lode, known-ss—the-old . Sheriff's Sale. X¥ VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, TO at uh o a ie diclaf Disteict, GP the “state” oF ssi Brall in and for the County of Nevada, bearing date November 24th, 1873, on a judgment rendered in said-Court-en-the-20th day of ‘yotabe, 1873, in fayor of A. W. Sisson, W. + Wallace anid C, W. Crocker. tirm. name . Sisson, Wallace & Co. and against the Tecoraa Silver Mini Jommpany, for the sun of Three Thourand Six Hundred and Seven and 4-100. dollars damages, with interest thereon at the rate of seven per cent per annypin till paid, together with costé and disbursements, at the date of said judgment and accruing costs amounting te the sum of three hundred and Sixty-twe and 73-100 dollars, all payable in United States Gold Coin. Ihave levied upon the following deacribed preperty which was heretofore attached to-wit; . That certain propetty known as the Tecoma Silver. Mining Compyre Smelting Works, situated about onenalf mileeast of the town of Trackee, Nevada County, State of California, together _with all o builaings, privileges and appartehantes-to--the same belonging con: sisting of steam engine, boiler and ana chinery. Also, the office building, coal shed and forty acres. of Jand, tore or jess. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale all the above described property to the highest bidder, for cash in United States gold coin, in fron, of the CéurHouse_door, in the City of Nevada; on . Saturday. January 10, 1874 “Between the hours of 9 o'clock, A. M. and ” Ghee gale hand this 1th 4 Given rm is I ay of ‘Deée., A. D. 1878. y x oY A.W. Porren, Under Sheriff. @ above sale 18 tponed to Monday, January 19th, 1874, by order of. Plaintiff's Attorney. mas : JOS. PERRIN, Sheriff, By A. W. Potter,’ Under Sheriff. United States Land Office. Sacramento, Cal. Dec. 13th, 1873. ALIVWHOM IT MAY CONCERN.— Whereas, on the lat day of November, 1873, the plats ef township I8 North, Ranges 12 and 1% East, were filed inthe U.S. Land Office at Sacramento; Cal., and by Commis: siones’s letter dated D , 187and October @th, 1872, the Ns of SEX, Ni of pape Ro yom 18 N, R13 E, and NE gad » of see &, and E}y of NE \ and Be ofSE -and-NE's of SW 4-of sec. 12, and SW and 8s of NWY, NEX of NW4, 8% of NEX, and NW\& of NE\ and’ Ns of SEX and BW Of SE quarter of section 4, in township 18 N, range. 12 E, is to be trested ag mineral in character, and te homes ce grip than for agricul.’ ture ’ the contraty is preved' after dué notice. epi Pre" And wheress, Andrew J. Moulder, Land’ ‘Shans of the University of California, Post address’ San Francisco, Ost, ou she ait da’ tet mete won id 1873, present for ; i iuns Nes, 394, 996, oe 1-2. 99T, 998 and 998 1-2 claiming he same land,alleging that it is agricmlinrad in character, and more valuable for agricultu3 Taurerpams, Fou will take notice, that: that u : ‘Sy virtue of instructions from. the Commissioner of the ml Land Offiee, dated— Sth, 1874;;we © af ary, 4. D. 1s74, at }0o'dlock, A. M., at this office, be the Register and Revelver, for the of proofs to determine as to the character f ——_— v ‘Year first above written. _T. B. McFARLAND, Re: ~0. P. STIDGER, — of Nev om SATORDAY, Jan. TOPIC“ is hereby given that GEOKGE . ainter, bears $562 £9 links ond the 4] ‘%#llings of Missourt=Canon snd slong the ‘tions 36 . eax tree 2 ft in Swed ‘Tayler survey No. 525. Mining Claim. 7 for-a Patent to a “@Uo {Emigrant Claim) land fothe Sonth COSITED STATES LAND OFFicr (7 an on ar Sacramento, Cal; Novi 17, 1873-5 and,thence § 84° 30’ W 3.87 éhsine over ' stural“fravel lamds azxfa along: the: Old Chalx Mouttain Road toan old oak stump’ . inarked S ¥ Co. and thenceS 76> 36" W 3.18 . chains over natural gravel Tands+to a stare marked 8 Y CoNo ] and RD-No 44-and_-£ claimed by 8 N Co, and thenceS 76>, W3.7 chains along Emigrant ¢lsim to-s crooked oak, marked io. T Nol4 and BD—No 4 aaa is kereby given 1 whom it may concern, Vhat an application has been “made by WILLIAM H. DURYEA and DAVID ROSE, whose P. @. nddress' is You Bet, Nevada co., Cal., to the Government of the United States fora Patent to the following escribed Placer Mining Claim, viz ; Known as P and: DwWryea Pivcer Mine, situated in Ohalx Bloff Mining District, in Nevada County, State of California, being bownied and_ilescribed as foilows, to-wit : on surveyed and mineral lands in Yownship 16 North, Kange No 10 East Moent Diablo Base and Meridian, in the district of lands subject to sale at Sacramefito, Californig, Commencing at acedar stump 75° feet and marked: B.C yo. Ne ¢Birdseye Co.) and 8: D»Ne-1,-(Rose wd Da’ drunning these, var. 182 cast; W424 chains over 8 washed gravel-bank along B~ Pe Co-tand tos pine stake, BC corner not found but set and marked R D No 2, and théfice N-26° 45 E-¥.75 -chaifis: along BC Co's land over Washed gravel bank toa High bank, 50 feet high, and thence over natural gravel land, rising to. an 6ak Stake, BC corner pot found but set’ aud marfed RD

No3;total distance run 9.70 chaand thence N 54> 45' £4.28 chains to BC Co corner not found but set snd marked-R D No 4; and thence ST8P E58 Chains. along the Gail placer mine to an oak stake marked G & C (Gail Ciaim) No 6>and marked said stake RD No No 6, and thence N.0S 80" W 15.00 chains along the Geil placer mine, over slightly descending-gravei dands into Mis‘sourt Canon to Gail claim corner’ about 56 feet in the tailings of Missouri Canon and marked D No.7, and from whichasmal ‘spruce tree’ 18 inches pm diameter bears 8 12° 3’ E 6.82 chs and marked B T, a thence N 862 15’ E 16.78 chains along the line of the Gail'claim to Gail clainycorner and marked R D.N68, and from which a} doubie oak 24 in.and 18 in.in dia bears S 31° 35° W 1.89 chs and marked B T, and trom which aiso a section stake common to Secandi saad Sections-29 awd 32 of 'f 16N,R10 E bears N BIS 0’ 2” E 5.36 chs, but not accepted, and thence .N 3° E1.51 chs across, Missouri Canon and along the line of the Gail claim to Gail claim corner not found but sect and marked R D Ne-9, and thence N 88> W 19 $4, chains along the tailings of Missouri Canon and the line of the‘Gail claim to Gail claim corner toa Ling stake «and epixed rR.D No 10, and thence N 62> 45°°W 7.80 chains along the tailings of Missouri Canon and the: line of the Gail claim to Gail claim Corner toa pine stake marked R D No ll, and thence N 82> 30’ W 37.57 chains along the tailings of Misseuri Canen_and-thetine of the Gail claim to Gail claim corner to an oak stake maarited R D No i2;and trom which asprace stump 4 fcet in diameter’ bears 8 35 45’ E 1.85 chs, and from whereI run the same connection lime as E, C; Uren, U. & Deputy Mineral Surveyor, had .made for the Gail placer mine, S 78° W 23.90 chs, -var18° E; to a staks commento Secs.30 and.al, T. 16 N, R10E and Secs’ 25 and 36;'T16 N, R 9 E, Mt Diablo Base and Meridian, and thence N 227 14’ & 49 00-chains across Missouri Canon and Jands to the west {claim.ants unknown). over rising natural gravel lauds to an oak stuke set hi rocks surroand by chaparal and marked BC No 5and RD No 13; and thence 8 68° 45” E 19.20 chains over rising patural lands and partly hydrauliced off-along land fo the north, claimed by the 8. ¥ Canzl Co, te a stake set ‘in rocks and marked © BN rand RD Not 14, and thence. 8 3>°E 16.38 chains over rather steep descending grayel land parthyhrydrauticed off’ into a branch of Missouri Canen toa dead spruce tree marked C B No 3 and R D No15,tands fe theeast claimants unknown, and thence N 85° 64 E8.15 chs along # brane eh of Missouri Canoe tailings ‘line of, Haseny’ Pesthass’ aleten ead stake agreed upon as their corner, and thence N 789 5u° £8.00 chains over gravel tands dually rising to an-oak-staump* yore iD along lands to the porth benging to Jefireys, Kose and Duryeas,; thence § 845 20° E 4.15 chains fo a @mall! epithe treé 8 inin diameter on the edge of an old reservoir and marked T Ne 5 and. RK » No li, land ‘to the north claimed by Jeffreys, Rose and Duryeas, and thence N 45> 12’ E 20.00 chains over rather steep vicimg gravel land toa large pitelh pine 3 feet in diameter and dead at the tep, and standing on ec of Chalk BIW? mountain and marked T’ No 5 and R D_No 18, and thence $ 53° E 3040 chains over very rough gravel Innde along the edge of Chalk Bluff “mountain{ claim. and claimed by them to a small Pine tree 6 in-in ‘diaineter and marked G T No 7 atid R D No 19, and standing on the summit of a ridge between Chalk Bluff and Sugar Loaf mountain, near the distributing box of the Chalk Blu water ditch, and running thence 8 265 W 18.10 chvins over the westerly side of Sugar Loaf mountain, along Iands to ¢laim to-asmall bal fir 4 intér and marked T No 8 ard R D No 20, and from where an oak tree 2 inin diameter ‘bears N S19 E 0.55 chs,and thence,S 22> 46 ‘'E 16.60 cheover rather reugh gravel Jand to a dead oak tree 18 inin diamicter standing om the edge of eld Chalk: mountain road aud nrarked ‘T No 9R BP No 21, tands to the east claimed by the Chalk Bteff niining Claim and frum where an eak tree 48 iain diameter Aiazacter-bears $.$4>.30". W 1.18 chs and thence 8 28° W 4:97 Chains to an oak tree 2 over rather level gravel lands.covered with ‘ cha : lands to the east claimed by the Gliatk Bluff mining Co. “This tree stands’ close toa steep hydraulic bank and thence: S 25> 45° W 20,60chains over rising gravel: jand partly hydrauliced off, and to the east claimed by the S Y Canal Co, and com monJ ly Known as Chickén Point to an oa tree 9 feet im diameter standing close to B © Co water ditch, and marked G T No il and R D No 23, and thencssS 8° 35° W 3.98 chains over gravel Innd toa pitch pine 2 fect in diameter marked K_D'No 24,.and thence 8 38°45’ W 7,93 chains ascending over gravel lands and crossifg the B ( Co water ditch 1“ chain from St 24 tos dead pine 4 ft in dia meter marked, R D No'25,and thence N 24? 98 W, 0. cheRs toan-cag tree 2 feet in diameter marked K D No 26, and thence N 69° 15 W 1.55 chains crossing Sardine Ravine to an vak; tree? ft’and 6 fm in dia, meter, and marsxed. RD No 27, and ipence S 28° Ye W 8:24 cliuins along said favine to-an oax tree 2 feetin diameter and marx. ed KD Ne2s, ant thence § 19° 50” W 6.98 chains aiéng safd ravine te a pitch pine 2 tent it diameter and marked & D-No 29 and thence 8 23° 25° W 6.50 chains over ute vel dand to an tree 13.in.in diameter and marked. K D No 36, sud théce N S8° 40’ W 5.62 chains over vising _ revel Jand to an @iameter and marked R-D No 31,. and lands on the hast mention<d lines to the east claimants utxnown, and thence N 4> 40° W 13.45 chains over rising gravel land to a ccrner stake of the Atxins . : , and marked. M P M and KR D,No 32, land to the west claimed ty and thence N 22° 45’ W 2.46 chains along the Atkins and ‘ayler Survey to epg ed te Ke 38 and S 25° 45 E 3 irom a © marked A I thence \N 55=-E 5. che t ~ gravel land partly hydranliced of, staxe settwa hydrautic cut and ¥ Co, and thence N 179 E 5,29 chains over washed arieana _to_the cast’ Claimed by S-Y Co, and 2N 26° Bx, chains over washed dine “5 . the eset clauinc, by BY Ge tos nie Bahl By ering gee go? C8, 1B lic lands letued mt the s: ¢ “by Sout q mney COMPANY 98 aiake weerned. § X Go, . north from the center of Williams Ravine, . Sas pokscesion since prior to the -y: ‘MEW REMEDIES, the east claimed by the Chalk Bluff mining . 'f feet indiameter and‘? Noll and R D-No 227) 45, starding in the line of fhe old Chalx chains along the line of the Emigrant claim . overnatural gravel lands partly hydratiliced . off; toastike set in a hydraulic ‘cut ahd) marked EG Co. andi R D Ne 46; lands to) the South claimed by BG Co. themce N32° 30° W 4.13 chains along the line uf the Birds . eye Co. claim over partly hydranliced off land to the plaee of beginning; lands to the . West clainied by B C.Co. Containing 435. . 66-100 acfes. ee : Said claims were located many years since and no record thereof can be found. ‘The applicants claim by purchase and with their grantors have been the owners of i i 1366.5 es, Z = a Adjoining claimants are on the north, owners of the South. Yuba Canal Co. claims, Hussey Bros. claims, Jeffrey & Co. claims, and Chalx Mountain claims, on the east. owuers of Chalk Bluff claims and vacant! _land : on the south and. west owners of At kins and Taylor claims, South Yuba Canal Co. claims, Emigrant claims, Birdseye Creek Co, claims, Gail Co, claims and vacant ground ; said claim being still more partieularly described insthe diagram posted and filed with said application. ° ; Ail persons. holding any adverse claim thereto are Hereby. required to present the . same before the Register and Receiver of . the United States for Sacramento Land Dis. . trict, at Sacramento, California,within sixty . days from the first. day of publishing aad . posting hereof, beDated Nov. 17th, 1873. : PTE GeeE TY T, B, McFARLAND, Register, TO THE UNFORTUNATE. _ ®t NKW REMEDIE . DR.-GIBBON’S DISPENSARY 623 KEARNEY STREBT, {ISTABLISHED in 1854, for the treat . ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases: . euch as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Syphi. isin all its forms, Seminal Weakness, In? potency, etc. Skin Diseases (of yearss standing) and Ulcerated legs ucsooss.ui ly treated. ia ‘ DR. GIBBON fias the pleasure of announciag that be has returned from visiting he principal Hospitals of Europe, and has resumed practice at his. Dispersary, 623 Kearney Siveet, corner of Commercial, San> Franeiseo, where his obi pmtients and those requiring his services may find him. __ “Phe Doctor has spared neither time nor money in secking out néWremediesjand has returned with increased facili for the aileviation of human suffering. Herrible Diseases. How._many-thousands-of persons, ‘both male and femnele, are there _wufigring ont a miserable existence from the etfect of secret indulgences, or from virus” absorbed into the system ! Look -at their pallid, emaciated and disfigured faces-andtheir broken dowi constitwtions, disqualifying them for the happiness of marriage or the cperment. of life. In this—horrid stteontiody t usands suffer-untild ath closes the scene. Let-perents, guardians, friends . attend’ te any of those who are sufferiag “mnaladics—see cured before it be too late. Send them im. mediately to Dr, Gibbon, a physician who has madc private disease his especial study . for years, and who is certain to cure-:the . most — ak without mercury or . injurious ¢ 8. It is im t to those are afflicted,” : who lor tothose who ate inter . PALCCUP SPORE UMNY Preteitied foster. 2 Po 4nfest-all cities, publishing their ‘skill in . curing all diéeases ina few days, imposing { upon-the public by using the names of erm. inent physicians from Furope and other placeey Be, thereforé, careful and make . strict fnquiries, or you may fall into tho . bands of those charlatans. ‘ Seminal Weakness. . Seminal Emissions, the c¢ mence of . self abuse. This solitary vieé, or depraved . sexual—indulgence, is practiiced by the . youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with mnerring the following train of morbid » Fanless cembatted by acientific niedical . measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark . spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, ring. ing in the ears).4oise like the rustling of leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiaess about the loins, weaknessof the limbs, cénfused wision. blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffiderce in. approachingstrangers, a disiike to fonm new acquaintances, a disposition to shun seciety, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimplesand varieus tions about the toon fw breath, coughs, consump , Right . Sweats, Nionomania and frequent insanity. if relief be not obtained, persons so affiicted should apply im ly, either in rson or by letter, and have a cure effected y his new and scientific mode of treating his diseare, which never fails of effecting quick and radical cure. Dr. G, will give One Hundred Doligra to any one who will prove antiafactorily to him that he wasc se" thik womplaing by éither.of the ncisco quacks. SAT ee SSSEEMERY CRS OE ~ . fittose who contemplate marriage, who a: ‘under any: of bane "Heated ar should not forget the sacred respon ity resting wpon them, mor dela: to outa inte. Persons calling at — Gibbon’s off § or sending for packages of medicines may rel with implicit faith; and expect no more than to be charged with a fair and wrtually sat remuneration of rendered, considering. the citcumstahces . = cases, rather than a tev prevalent and . practice-of-extortion among quacks . and pretenders. ’ . ptoms, . h eto each patient a written instrument, . ding hime? tharpent cure, or e no charge. Persons at a distance may be CURED AT. HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gib. . ben, stating case, smyptoms, length of . time the disease has continued, and the . medicine farwarded, free rom iad. te any part of the country, with full and pleim direction for use. By enc $15 in cmrrency or $1 in » in a, fed letter through th Pont Ofies through Wei ieree Co., 2 of medicine will be wid DR. J. GIBBON, 623 Kearacy , corner momercia, 1, San Fran 3 Post Office Bex 1957, qmeneieos: Private entrance on Commercial trast. ~ . Remember to put BOX 1957 on the ie — DB. GIBBON that ment ia the Dany bye Ad [ -. _ public auction to th ‘-Mousitein Kom and thence 8659-45" W 11-52" j tad_toto-wit ete aid Bae y kitehen fiztures, bar room stove . 1874, at.10 o'clock, A. M, a x with any of these horrible life destroy 108 that they are cared for and . t \.18%4. inty, . torney for s#id plantiffy it’ ts ordered that “services . . and ex-efficio Clerk of t 4 (-——-) ary, 1374 in. 3 in, tubes. Acministrator’s ga). * w e es ve . OTICE ts hereby gi reas. . N Y Given that in: <2 i ance of atordervfthe T, IR" Dire. . of the County of Nevada, OP ae a Cour; # }iua, made on thes th day of 1 ‘ifur. D. 1873, tn the matter of the Eemae, 4. Administrator of said “Estate wit ' ed, ¢ ill : € highest pia: i cush in gold coin of the United aot America, and patos te eontinnsr: $ of said Probaté Court, om ° zone wy . Monday, Dec, 29, 1573 At 12 o’clowk, M.;in front of Meri. Burt's store, pg eo Bioomferntticwns County of Nevada, “ull the right, tit} se terest and estate o1 the suid de: euned ae time of his death; #na al} the riy far eg und dnterst that the waid-stute (acto erstion of law or otherwise acquj ) than,or in addition te that or the pail a G, Ballard, at the time ef nis death, 4 the toHowing described property. Those cértain two houses and . st Cuinbiig Canon, BloogyAT, BT Kiowy ae Dy op. fe field ‘Ip’, Ne : ye ua.the Boarding House of John G po deceased. Also,a honse, hall sud at Sithate and being at (’olumbia Hill, Neve County; Cul. Said house, hail and He being situated upon land not Chiglepes estate-ef deceased; :and.are to Le Feit therefrom. Also, sat. the same fime an} place, the following personal property 6 wit: 11 beds and bedding, Crockery ‘and glassware, castors, lamps. knives and torts 1 dow: Ginner buckets, 4 -clotks: ee 13 chairs, . sofa and 1 rocking ; habe dete: ebairs sud centre table, 1 purlor stoye and pipe, 1 a snd clothing tnii quartz spevimens, 6 puckages playing ¢ ie tare and bar fixtures. « ae eed. erms—Cash on day of sale in Upj States guld coin, : 2 Enid ; j JOHN M. BUSH Administrator Of the Estate of Joly G Ballard, deceased. : Niles Searls, Attorney. a Notice is hereby given that the 9. the Rea! Estate, «bove deserilind. tbe tae postponed to SATURDAY, dJannary 174), 1874, at _the’same lowr and place above: stated. JOHN M; BUSH : Administrator of said kstute:—~ '* ALIAS SUMMONS, ie the Justice’s Court -of Nevada Town.” A slis, in the County of Nevada, State of California. D. W. Stanger plaintiff, 5 yo. ron Foot, defemdant, The people-of the State of California send grec'ing to Myron, Foot, defendant. You are hereby’ required and directed to appear before nie, at My office in Nevada Township, in the connty of Nevada, Cal. in.an action brought againg you by the above nanied plaintiff and in 8 #erthe complaint in suid-action; on flein my office, om the Sth Vay OF Meth, A. D, 15:4, Bt. The said action’ is brought-toreccver a balance due ona Cer tain promissory note amounting to $177 w and interest thereon from’ Jan. 21st, 1876, at the rate often per gent per anuum, pw suant to a Complaint now on file in saiu x tion, said amount payable in-gold andi} ver coin of the United States. And-you a notified that if you fail to so appear and on swer said complaint, as above required, said plaintiff will take judgment agains you_for the said sum of $177-00-and interest payable in gold and silver coin together with costs pursuant to complaint Given under my hand this 2d day of January, A. D.1874. , W.H. DAVIDSON, Justice of the Peace of said Township: State of California, County of Nevalla Ownship of Nevada. In the Justice’s Court in and for said Nevada Township, County of Nevada and State of California, . D, W, Stanger, plaintiff, vs Myron Foot,~ defend. ant Upon reading and filing. the affidavit of D. W. Stanger, said. plaintiff, und-it. satisfactorily appearing therefrom to me, W. H, Davidson, Justice of the. Peace, in and for saiT Township Of Névada before whom resides without the State of Californis— That said defendant, Myron Foot, has d& parted from the State of California, spd ; thats good-eanse 6f-action—exists—th-thi suit in favor of plaintiff herein and against said defendant and that said defendant iss necessary and proper purty defendant there. to to the. ssid action, Thauton demand of plaintiff after the return of criginal suumOtis and alias’summons has been duly is sued in said action bearing date Jan. 2d, Onmotionef J. I. Caldwell, Esq. atthe service of the summons in this action +-be-made-by-publiestion thereof in the Ne vada Daily Transcript, a newspaper pub lishedin said Neyada Township at less once a week for the period of two months. And it further: appearing in. like rtoanne? satisfactorily to me that tle residence of said defendant, Myron Foot, is_ known» be at Gold Hill, in the County of Story snd State of Neyada, on like motion it is order ed that acopy of the suminons and ccm complaint to be forthwith deposited in the Post Office, directed to said defendant, M)ron Foot, at kis place of residence, Gold Hill, Storey county, State of Nevada, 2 ; W.H. DAVIDSON, edustice of the Peace, Nevada ‘Pownship. “NéWVada City, January 2d, 1874. PROBATE NOTICE. TATE of ‘California, County of Nevad. . In Probate Couré. In the nistter the estate of Freeman Folsom, decearee ——Ht appearing tothe Court by-petitivn duly filed by Daniel Folsom, administrator @ the estate of said deceased. That it is pee. essary th: sell the whole of the property of baid deceased to pay the debts.of suid de ceased and the expenses of administratwo, as will more fu ly appear by the petitien now on file. ‘Therefore it is: ordered that the said Daniel Folsom atoresaid be: s+ thorized to sels at public sale the follow: ind deseribed property; 4 shares in the Em pire gronnd, situated in Bridgeport tos> ship; 2shares in Banner ground, situs as;last above numed; 2 shares in Siam Créek Quartz Mining Go., in Grass Valley township. It is therefore ordered that the DK. GIBBON is thie: kaa win Clerk 6f this Conrt post the notices te¢ éd by law and that said notice be publisbe in the Nevads Daily Transcript, in accoré f to effect a radical amd per. ance with Jaw, requiring all persons ink? ested in-saidéstate to_appear. before tt said Court and sbow cause why ap om! should not.be'made in the premises. 5¢ parties to appear on Wednesdey, the 1% day of February, 1874, at the Court Hom, in the City of Nevada, at 10 o'clock, 4. ™ Nevada City, January 3d, 18/3. : JOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. Office Of the County Clerk of the Coupty of Nevada. I. T.C. Plunkett, County Clerk of the County of Nevada. State of Californ®, ” 1 he Probate Court ia and for ssid County, ao Bereby. certify the foregoing to be a full, true and eurrect vy of an original order, on file in this, BY ¥ as . = said Court, this 3d day of Jani T, C, PLUNKETT, CletkBy Jno. Pattison, Deputy sae Machinery For Sale. THE & © BANNER MINE Two Engines, 10x20 in. ja A‘* ‘Ome Boiler 54 in. diameter, 16 fact toma 3” in. tubes. Hoisting and Pump! ‘One Engine18x4?2 in, built by & Co, San Francieco. : 5 Two Boilers, 48 in. diameter, 16 fect long. chums, Trak and in fact everyto™: ‘se een ik ALLAN, Be Cars, te, ete, is Vitness my hand and theseshtt , N Che J ‘PBR Transerip — SER) One Year—il §ix Months, Three Month Per week, . pOLLAR price. Rates for ? Ist insertion sequent inse vertisers. profession.. cred When d JOHY EALE] 1) Meat, PORE, ke. Meats.suld , Shop on Bro: ‘Theatre. DE. the pet vous and vic Woter Strect D [3 prepares part of N piace of resic ~ -FulPupper Attorney le ial “ARI OO) seeet, Attorney vee In Fu op e> . Teoma, Sade ae ATTOR SUSTI