January 17, 1874 (4 pages)

on een PRIVATE MEDICAL AID . Quick Cures & Mederate Charges [CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE No 524. for a Patent ¥y . Application to.a Ne, 525, ‘. and thence 984° 30° W 3.87 chains over atural. gravel ianda end along the Old Cltalk Mountain Road tosn old oak sttinip. é ‘ %, oe DR. W.-K. DOHERTY’s — : Bi comnpee in 1853.] e No. 519 Sacramente Street, . ~ Corher of Leidesdorff Street—[{A few doora below the What.Cheer House SAN FRANCISCO.” ‘ PRBS entrance on eget 9 wed on : i3tablished expressly to afford the: aiflic : _ Sound and Scientifie Medical aid, in “the Treatment and Cure of ali Private and Chronic diseases, Cases of ‘; ~™ Becresy AND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS, Te the A Mlicted. OCTOR W. K, DOHERTY RETURNS J . his sincere thanks to Tie niliherous —patients for their patronage,and would take s opportunity to remind them that hecontinues toconsult -at-his-tnstitute forthe cxtre_of chronic diseases of thé Lungs,Liver, Kidneys, Digestive, and Genito-Urinary @rgana, and all Private Diseases,viz:Syphi3 in all its forms*an4@ stages, Seminal Weakness, and all the horrid consequences of self-atdnse, Gonorheea, Gleet, Strictures Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, Sexual Debflity, Diseases of the Back and Loins, Infiammeation of the, Bladder and the Kidneys, etes.and he hopes that’ his long expe-_yience ancl successful practice will continue to-insure-hinrs share-of public. patronage. By the practice of many years in Europe and the United States he is enabled to apply flid most efficient and successful remedies against diseases of all kinds. He uses né mercury, charges. moderate, treats his patients in a correct and honorable way, and has references of unquestionable veracity -from men of known respectability and high standing in society. All parties consulting. him, by letter or otherwise, will receive the pest and gentiest treatment, and: implicit pecreey, (i EE To Females. “When. a female-ig enervated ‘or afflicted with disease, as weakness of the back and limbs, pain in the head, dinmaness of sight, loes of muscular power, palpitation of the heart, irritability, nervousness, derangeanont of digestive functions, general debil-' ¢ ily, hysteria, sterility and all other diseases" we peculiar to females, she should go or write ut once tothe celebrated female Doctor, ‘W. K, Dowenry, at his Medicai Institute, and consult him about her troubles and daseases. (Let no false delicacy prevent you, but apply immediately, and save yourself from painful suffering and premature death. ‘To Corres dents. ; Patients.male or female residing in any part of the country, however distant; who may desire the opinion and advice of Dr. Doheytv, in their respectivo cases, and -who thiti _. proper te submit. a owritten® statement of buch, in preference to holding a persona interview, are respectfully assured that thetr COMMUNICATIONS WILL. BE HELD MOST SACRED. The Doctor is a*regular graduate, aud may be consulted with: every’ cdntidence., Tf the case be fully and candidly described, personal communication will be unnecessary, as instructions; for diet, regimen, and the general treatment of the caseitself, (includng the remedics) will be forwarded without delay, and in such a tanner a8 to. convey no idea of the purport of the lettéer.or pareel so transmitted.— Should your condition require Timmediate, attention, send ten dollars, coin [or that value in currency} bysMatm or WALLS, FarGo & Co’s Express, and apace kage of medi. ¢ine will be sont to your address with the neecssary instructions for use. Consnitatrons” by letter or ; FRER Pere manent cure guaranteed or no pay. Spermatorrhea, : DR. DOHERTY has just published an] important pamphict, embodying his ewn views and .experience in relation to Impo, tence or Virility, being & short treatise on Spermatorrheea, or Seminal Weakness,-Ner¥ous and Physical Debility consequent on this affection and other diseases of the sexual Organs. ‘This little work-contains in formution of the utmost value toatl, whether married or single, and will be sent FREK by mail on receipt of Six Cents in postage or stumps for return postage. e Addréss, W.&. DOHERTY, M.D. a24 San Francisce, Cal. ‘J PROBATF NOTICH,—State of Califor— nia, County of Nevada, ss. In the mat: tur of the Estate of J. L. Covell, decéxsed. Pursuant to an order of this Court made this day, Notice is hereby given, that Monday the 19th day of January, 1874, at3 o’cl’k 2. M., of said day, at the Court Room of ‘ ‘this Court, inthe County of Nevada has ~ been appointed for. Dearing the application, of Charles Hégarty praying that a decuent now on file in this Court. purpérting to be the last Will and testament of J. 1, Covell, deceased, be admitted to’ Prebate, and that letters testamentary be is: ued thereon to the said’ Charles Hegarty at which time and place all persons interested therein ma¥ appear ard contest the same, Nevada, Jan, Sth, 1874, T. C, PLU} KETT, Clerk. By John Pattison. Deputy. Niles Searls, Atty for Petitioner, j6 Notice to Creditors. NSTATE OY PHILLIP BALTZ, de. “4 ceased. Notice is hereby given ,by the uncersifmed.Administrator.of.the nbove nained estate, to the creditors.of,and all persons having claims against the Es. tate of Phillip, Baltz, dec ased, te exhibit ther with the necessary vouchers, within tour months after the—tirst— publication ef this notice, tothe undersigned at his resi dence, on Bonlder Street,in the City of Nevada, State of Ca:itornia,----—— eeere: Nevada City, December 34, 1273. ( CHARLES F. SCHWARTZ,Administrater-of the Estate, of Phillip Baltz, deceased, . Williams & Johnson, Attys. d4 ‘SUMMONS, _ 3 88. In the District Court of the Four“Niventh Judicial District of the state of California, in and for the County: of ‘Nevada. The People of the State of Califernté send greeting daniel Clancy and Jaimcs8 Davis, defendants. “You are hereby required to appear in-an actfon Brought against you in thé District Court o Fourteenth dudii-o cial District of the State.of California, in a and tor the County of Nevitda,on the 2rd ' day of daly, 1872,, by T. ¥ ivorrney, plaintiff, and to answer the comp t filed J day of service) after the service on this Summons—if served within this county; or, if served out of this County, but in this district, within twenty days; other«Wise, Within ‘forty days--or judgment will to the prayer of said. conrplaint, ition for the recovery: .of the sum of Six Hundred and Six Dollars (due on‘a certain promissory note, dated. April 23d 1sds, ruade by the above named defendants and payable to-this plaintiff) together “vith in. _ terest on the stm of three hundred. dollars at the rate of two peg cent. per month from _tuis dete,acd for costs.of suit, all in gold coin of the United Strtcs: And you are hereby wotified “that if you fail to appear uuu duswer the said: complaint-as above required, the said pliintiff will take judgient for the “sunise specified in said compoint, to-wit: $06.00 in geld coin with in-terest and Costs of suit. ; \ In testitnony whereof, I, T. C. seal! Plunkett, Clerk cf Distriet’ Coart { ~~} aforesaid, do heretinto set my band -andimpress the Seslof esid-Gourt, at office, in the City of Nevada, on the 234d day of July, A.D. 1873. . : . : T. C. PLUNKETT, Clerk. dso. Parriion, Deputy, Att'y for Plaiutiz. _—— “ yon’ d wae ; A Tiedical and Surgical Institute, . ‘TALE of Galifornia, County-of Nevada; ihorein, within ten days («xelusive ofthe’ iu OFs be taken against you by default, according . Being anf Exablished “by : DR, J. ©. YOUNG, IN 1850, ~ No Cure, No Pay.Consultation, by Letter wise, HIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS pg GRAS aos 2 an uninterrupted success of 21 years, and has become one of che most celebrated Institutions of the age. eured, place itin poitht of number of patients among the very first of the world, and the success of its treatment ranks it second none, PRIVATE DISEASES. In Males and Irregularities in Females are ‘the t destroyers of health. They insidiously attack the system, and gradually undermine and destroy it; they drive jhe or othereys, the strength and vigor from-the frame; “they give puny and diseased offspring, and , through successive generations, the race of man,the om be-seen in acrofula, Consumption;<cipples, the-Idiotic, the Paralytic, and the Insane. MERCURY; recognized as the most FATAL MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with the Venereal, doubles his dangers. ‘Those who have been treated with that pernicious MINERAL POISON are not cured ; the disease has assumed a new form. S Do NOL BE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CBRE; ‘Fhat leaves the poisox to crawl through the ayetem, eating its way into, the tissues and face, to burst outin the future with a virnence thet will baMe the effects of medicine 5 SEMINAL WEAKNESS. ° ; Ben MO, Resa tag ag experiences that growing weakness in his muscularand mental organization should stop and consid whence ita rises. He will find in the weak-nessof the back, trembling of the limbs, disorderéd digestion, anaccountabie failing of the powers of the mind, distaste for society, dread of impending trouble, forebod,ing#of-evil, sleeplessness, troubled and lascivicus dréams, accompanied by growing. ‘deafness, loss of muscular power, and numerous other symptoms of disorganization, the positive traces of that it, destructive of all diseases—Seminal Weakness—wasting away his powers, destroying bis-hope of life wid ia nhhood, and dragging him along the broken path of hie existence, toward a premature and loathsome grave, To him who finds his life dribbling out in the discharge of the vital principle of existence in nocturnal and diurnal emissions, the mero cessation of the causes of its apsearance brings no relief, Marriage, that holy office, the safeguard and. hope of manhood, brings to such «a -one ne hope of cure, but adds to his misery in tho pose that the one who looks to kim for so much of her happinges is a victim of his-eyit, and an innocent companion of his punhishnicht. He adds to hts tmiisery @nd disorder antil hopes leaves-hign—There is no_réescuo except in proper and skillful trestment. Consult; then, at once, a physiéidn whose firitctteo “and careful researchhas made him thoroughly converMént with every phase of the disease. Those who have become victims of solitary vices, that dreadful, fascinaiing and destructable habit, that fidl« thousands of sick.rooms with. paralytics and consumptives, and hundreds of untimey graves with its misguided victims,should consult wi Aout delay, one who will sympa thiso with their sufferings, To sueh th Doctor would especially recommend nim self, giving to eath and alli guarntees of a Perfect and Permanent Cureawithout hiu: Trance from business, change of diet, fear . _pexposrre. -bleom f-om.the cheek, thie lustre from-theergans beneath the apparently smooth sur. Tnited States Land Office, flacrameito, Cal. Nov 10th, 1873, YTICE is hereby given thatGEORGE A FRICK, JOHN B. FRICK, ALBERT * * . . NUTLING and ALONZO COOPER, whose Pest Office is Little Yor, Nevada County, @alifotnia, have made application for a Patent for the Swamp Angel PlacérAfine, sit, uate in Lowell Hill Mining District;Nevada Cuunty, California, and described inthe plat and field notes on filo in this efite, as follows, viz: is 8 AP M, for Swamp Angel Placer Mite, on line of the east New York Placel Mine frota which a black eak. 15 inches itt diameter bears N 81° E 59 links distaht and run} variation 22° 30’ East: N 604° E 3.40 chs small ravine bearing § E and N-W, 8.00 chs Trail N and $8, 16:00 ¢liains Whigon Road N and {s, 20.63 chains cross Swamp Angel Tennel; 21,96 chains small ra¥ine 5 “Feand-N-W+23.21 cha to the-N W corner of from Which black oak 8 inches in diameter bears § 52° W 19tinks distant, and the corner commen to Sections Tand 18, 12 and 13 on Township: line between Townships 16 N, Rariges 10'and 11 East, bears 8 55° 30’ East, 26.03 chains.dlstant: thence, (Exteri-. or boundaries) variation 22> East:S5 87° £9.96 chains on line of the Golden Bull Placer Mie, crows A Cooper's garden fence, 4:76 chains; shed on south side of Cooper's house: 6.49 chains, fence leaves Cooper’s’ garden;-6:01 ehaine, ditch 8. linka,.wide bearing N and S! 12:56. chains, ‘Trail N and $; variation 19°45’ East: 14,78 chains; ditch 6 links wide, S E-and N W; 17.00 chs; wagon road to Lowell Hill N-and 8:18.76 chains; wagon road: 21,50 chains;-intersect ‘Township line, 13-70 chains North from corner to Sections 13, 13, 7 and 18; 33,75 chs wagon road bearing 8 Katid N W; 57.25 chs.4 tothe NE corner of the claim; set a stake marked 8A P M, from which a black oak, 28 inches in diameter, bears N 6° 3p’ W 64 links distant; a black oak 36 inchesin diamter,,-bears § 50> E-9 links*and the 4 stake Tet ween Sections 7 and 18 bears 8 162 46’ Kast 12 96 chains; thence vafistion 19> East:8184° W 13.10 chatns; wagon road intersect Section line between , Sections 7 and 18, 7.70 chain# West from 1-4 staxe between Sections 7 and 18 : 38.70 chains toa stake marked 8 A PM. on crest of ridge between Bear River and Steep Hollow, from which a black ouk, 12 inches in diameter, bears N 68° 19 links disiant; thence variation 22° 30" Kast: 8 624% > W 20.00 chains along thecrest of ridge to a stake marked 8 A P.M from which a black oak 20 inches in diameter bears "N 81° 45’ W 47 links district? a black onk 18 inches fh diameter N12> E 50 lings distant. Descend. N 52492 W'7.50 chains; iutersect township line 29.00 chains 8 from corner Sections 12, 13, Tand 18; 22.90 chains; wagon road to Lowell Hil NE and 8 W: 26.28 chains; Diteh 6 links wide bearing NE and-S_W ; $5.42 chains; trail N E'and S W;.44.39 chs trail North atid South; 445,50. chuins; small ditch 3 links wide North and South;. 56,60 chains to place of begiuuing and contain. ing 226.64 acres and being a portion of the SB} of 8 E ¥ Section lZand N Bg of N E % Section 13, 116 N R10 EandS W \ of 8 W \& Section 7 and N W of N W 3} ‘of Section 18, ''ownship 16 North, Rauge 11 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian. Said location was made in 1865, by Bryant Jourueygen, Clement Dooly, James M. Debley,. Paniel Bungarduer — McGonegle and John: Duffey but was not recorded. Adjoiniyg the Claimants are owners of the. Gelden Bull Placer Mineon the North, and the East New York Placer pyine on the South. All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same vefore this office within sixty trom. the first day of publishiug hereof, . Connecting line — Commencing at the . ¢ west-corner of the claim at a stake marked. -in recks and marked. © B No 4 and ‘RD No ning thence, var. 18% east,.S.59% W 4. chuing over’a washed gravel bank along B. fect in the tailings of Missouri Canon and “Application for a Patent to & Mining’ Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICY, __ Sacramento, Cal., Nov. 17, 1373. B -OTICE, is hereby given to whom it may concern, that an application has been madé Wy WILLIAM H;DURYBA and DaVID ROSE, whose P. 0. addtess 1s You Bet, Nevada co., Cal., to the Governnicnt of the ted States see Rad mae to the following hed Placer Mining Claim, viz ; Known, “and Dutyea Piscer Mine, situa: as RB aff Mining District, in Nevada County, Stateef California, being bownJed and descri ‘es_ follows, to-wit i on katveyed and mineral ands in ‘Township 16 North, Range No 10 East\Mount’ Diablo Base and Meridian, in the district of lands ‘subject tosaleat-Saclamento, ia . Commencing st a cedar stump~ ee north from the center of Williams Ravine; and marked B-C.Co., No, 13 (Birdseye Co.) € Co land to a pine-stake,-B--C--corner net found-but-get_and. marked R D.No 2, ena thence N 26° 45 E 1.75 chains along BC Co’s land over washed gravel bank toa high bank, 50 feet High, and thence over natural\ gravel land, rising to an oak stake, BO corner hot fotind but set and marked Rk BD No3;total distance ran 9.70 chsand thence N54> 45’ FB 4.28 chains to BC Co corner n found but set and marked R D No 4, and thence 5 75° EB 5,.38° chains. along the Gail placer ininé to an oak stake marked G-& C (Gail Claim) No 6, and marked said stake RD NoNo6, and thence N 0° 30’ W 15.00 chainsalong the Gail placer minu, over slightly descending gravel Taitds into Mis. souri Canen to Geil claimi corner about 60 nmurked B.D'No7, and from which a small sprucvetree 18 inches in diameter bears 5 12° 9 B\@.82 -chs and-marked BT’, and thence’ N 862.15’ E-16.78’ chains along the tailings of Missouri_Canon and along the. line of the. Gail claima-te. Gail claim corner and marked-R D No #,and from which a doubte oak-24 in;and 18 in.in dia bears S 31° 35’ W 1.89 chs and marked B-T,-and from which alsoa section stake commion to. Sections 30 and 01 and_ Sections 29 and 92 of -T 16N,R10 E bears N 37° 0’ 2” E 5.36 chs, but not accepted, and thence N83 E151 cha. across Missouri Canon and along the line of the Gail claim to Gail claim corner not found Wat set and marked R-D/Np-9, and . thence M $8°_3¥,19 84 chains along the tailings of Missouri Canon and the line of the Gail claim to Gail claim corner toa pine staxe snd marked RD 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 stdke marked RD No 11, and thence N 82° 30°'W 47/57 chains-along the tailings of Misseuri Canen and the line of the Guil claim to Guil claim corner_to an oak stake marked RD No12,and-from Which a spruce stump 4 feet in diameter bears S3° 45" 1.85 chs, and from Where lTun the same connection Hneas BE, C, Uren, U. 8. Deputy Mineral Surveyor, had made: for_the Gail placer mine, S 78° W 23.90 chs, var189 It, toa stakes commen to Secs $0 and 31, T 16N,R10Eand Secs 25.and 36, T16N,K 9 E, Mt Diablo Base and eridian, and thence N 22° 15’ E 40 00 chains across Mis. souri Canon and lands to the west (claimants unknown), over rising natural gravel lands to an oak stake set in rocks surround by chaparal and marked BC No5and RD No 13; and thence 8 689° 45’ E 19.20 chains over rising natural lands and partly hydrauliced. off along land to the north, claimed by the S Y Canal Co, to « stake set 14, and thence-S32 E 16.38 chains over IMPORTANT TO: THE LADIES.— fMiWhen a Female isin treucte or afflicted with disexse, and requires medical or surgi: ndance,the inquiry should be, where ‘ts:there a physician wlio is fully competent to administer relict, and whose respectable standing in society recommends him te the soRAdawoe OT the weg anteyscny The Doctor, understand how, imperatively necessary . these requirenients are, feels called upon to interpose, and by-calling the attention of the afflicted tothe fact that he has been a ‘Professor of Obstetrics and Female diseases tor Twanty Years, and is fully qualified to admininter in-all ¢ases, both > surgically, not in s*euporiieial munner, but _in as thorough @ miinner 99 years of study and practice—both in hospitals and families —can make, to save them from the hands of the unqualified unscrttpulous, and design.) ing. Therefore, families can rely upom hin ayuponn father. Allin affhction cam ‘find in him one who can feel and sympathise with and befriend them in treuble—one in whose secresy the utmost can be vlacee. : To Correspondents, -LETTERS.—Persons of cither sea, whe wish te consult the Decter, and whe cannot visit the city can, by.stating their symptoms in a letter, receive advice and assurance of a cure at heme. All letters returned or detroyed. Address, . —. -BENJ. F. JOSSBLYN, M.D. No, 618 Sacramento Street, near Montgom ry. Box ; .\ HERIF F's: SAl.E,—By virtue of an Exe kK cution to me delivered issued out of theDistrict Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of Ualifernia in and for the coun. ty of of Nevada, bearing date Dec, 22,1875, on a judgment rendered in said Court Nov. 29th, 1878, if favor of A. Delano and against the Coe. Gold Mining Company. for the ain dollars, damages; with interest thereon at together with $24 costsand disbursements, at the date ef Said judgment aud accruing edsts-+-alt payable—in— United States gold coin,’ FE have levied upon the following described property, heretofore attached, towit : That certainquartz mine or set of mining claims Knewn as the Coe Gold Minipg Co's chins. situated im Grass Valley tewnship, Nevada county, State of California, on the northerly part of what is known as Grub Flat, abouwt4-2 mile, more or less, from the town of Grass Valley and known #8 the claims of the Coe Gold Mining Co, and consisting of two thousand tive hundréd and fifty (2550) feet-in length along the quartz vein or lode, known as the old John Day ledge, and more recently as the Coe ledge and running in an easterly and Westerly direction and crossing theGrass Yalley and Nevada Toll Road,near the house of E,W. Roberts, including one hundred (100) feet in width on the surface on each side of said claim or ledge, or_two hundred (200) feet in width on the’ surface~and all parallel veins or Jedges contained in the surface measurement and dimensious of suid mine ; togethor with the quarts crush4 ery and pre er vein, ine> i rapparatus and machinery used in the working of said mill or counected therewith, and all buildings coyering the same, and ll buildings attached thereto and used in the business of milling quart, ; together with a convenient ce around the same and'as much of the land be required for the convenient use ‘and occupaituon thereof. Together with all bs spurs sud angles, and also all the metals, eres, gold and silver bearing quartz rock ges nnd appurtenances thereunto belorging or in any wise appertaining, ly. and-4 + known as the'Tec of Nine Hundred and Seventy-five and 25-100the rate of 7 per cent per annum till paid, . ing steam mill Hoisting works and all ma»perty known 48 the niifl of: ing. ‘the steam machinery, upon which the said millis situated as may+ and earth therein, and all rights, privile. ni4 “YT. B.McFARLAND, Register. Sheriff's Sale. ¥ VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, TO : me directed and delivered issued out ef the District. Court of the Fourteenth Judictal District, of the State of California, in,and for the County of° Nevada, bearing date November 24th, 1873, on a judgment rendered in said “Court on tle 20th. day of October, 1873, in favor of A. Ws Sisson, M. Wallace and €. W.—Crocker.” gin yggin Sisson, Wallace & Co,and agains,” ty “coma Silver Mining of Three Thousand Six, Hundyed atid Seve thereon at the rate of-seven per cent per annum till paid together with costs and disbursements, at the date of said judginent and. accruing costs amounting,to the ‘sum of three hundred and: Sixty-two and "75-100" dollarg;all payable in United States Gold Coin. T hate, levied upon the followky, described property which was heretofoxs. attached to-wit, That certain property a Silver Mining Comay i Smelting Works, situated about onealf mile east of the townof Truckee, Nevada County, State of California, together with all the buildings, privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging consisting of steam engine, boiler and»all machinery. Also, the office building, \ooal shed and forty acres of land, m ore or les. Notice, is hereby given that I-will expose to public sale all the above described prop.’ erty to. the highest bidder, for cush in United States gold coin, in front of the Cour House door, in the City of Nevada, on Saturday. January 10, 1874, Between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M. and 5 o’cluck P. M. .Given.under my hand. this }5th day ‘of a LOSEPH-PERRIN ; Sheriff. By A. W. Porrer, Under Sheriff. ‘Lheabove sale is Preeroned tp Monday, Januysry 19th, 1874, by order of Plaintiff's Attorney. . JO8. PERRIN, Sheriff, By A. W. Potter, Under Sheriff. United States Land Office. _ Sacramento, Cal., Deo. 13th, 1873. TAEXO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.— Whereas, on the ist day of November, 1873,the plats ef township 18 North,Ranges 12nd 44 East, were filed in the U. 8. Land Office at Sacramento, Cal., and by Commissioner’s letter dated December 2, 1871,and October 6th, 1879, the Ns of SE, N%¢-of SW ',and N's of 4'T,; 18 N, R13 E, and NE \ gnd E% of NW of see 8, and E's of NE \ and EX of SE. and NE¥,o% SW of Sec, 22, and SWY and $8 of NW, NEX of NW‘{, 8 of NE\, and NW of NE4 and N¥¢ of SEX and SW.4 of SE quarter'e section 4,in township 18 N, range 12 8, is to be treated as mineral in character, and } more valuable for mining than for agricultural purposes until the contrary is proved after duo notice. : And whereas, Andrew J. Moulder, Land Mining Company, situated up. O address San Francisco, Cal, did on on. and cent te the above described ledge the 15th day of November, 1873, present for . filing in this office, locations Nos. 994, 996, 996 2-2.997, 998 and 99s 1-2 claiming the same land,alleging that it is agricultural in character, and more valuable for agrieultural than tor mining purposes, ew HEREFORE, you will take notice, that that under and by virtue of instruciions from the Commissioner of the General Land Office, dated May 6th, 1871, we have tixet the ith day of February , AV). 1874, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at this offlee, before the Reg and-—Reeeiver, for the hearing of proofs to determine as to the character iS ne In Witness Whereof, We have seal} hereunto set our hands and affixed —— ) the seal of this office, the day and CPU SRRee oc aEe . Rabe seme, aa js: ek » in fecesa ‘ae Seek owes See Sr eseae ar STIDGER, — BEM. Given on or iy ued thie 20d aay . Attorney at Law, Willisms’& Johusom, Artys, bit btrecet, Nevada rae a: ee opens, for theswian and 4-100 dollars dumages, with intérest¢ agent of the University of California, Post‘ joieet in diameter snd: dead at the top, and ie . . rough gravel lands along the edge of Chalk '} feet in diameter and marked R D No $9, and the west claimed by Sout Father steep descending gras hydrauliced off into a branch, ef Missouri Canen toa dead spruce tree marked C B.No 3and RD No 15, lands to the 4st claimahts. unknown, and thence N 85°03 F 8.15-chs along a branch ef Missouri tailings ‘to.an oak stalfe marked RDD ong the. line of Hussey Brothersi.cothit and said stake agreed npon~as their’ cérncr, and thence N 78° 50’ F.8.00-chains over gravel. ually rising to. an, oak stump P-siong lands tothe rorth be,’ fan 48 > ROBE thet 12’: EF 20.00“ghains over rather steep isimg. gravel latdi-to a large pitch pine 3 standing on-edge of Chalk Bluff moutitain and*1arked T No 5 and BR B Nos, and thence 8 583°. F 30,30 chains over very Biutl! mountain! claim and claimed by them toasmall Pine tree 6 inin diameter and marked G T No 7 and RD No 19, and standing on the summit of a ridge between Chalk Bluff and Sugar Leaf moun: ‘tain, near the distributing box of the Chalk Bluff water ditch, and, running thence § 26° W 18.10 chvins over the westerly side ofSugar. Loaf mountain, along lands to the cast claimed by the Chalk Bint mining sJaim-to a small balsam fir 4inim diamend marked T No 8.atd R D No 20, und chere an oak tree 2injn diameter bears NWS E 0.55 chs,and thence § 22° “46 EK 10.60 chsover rather raugh gravel Jand to a dead oak tree 13 inin diameter standing on the edge Of old Chalkimountain road and marked T. No ORD No 21, lands to the east claimed by the Chalk Dtuff mining clan and from Where ansexk tree 1s iain diameter bears S 84° 30’ W118 chs and thence 8 28? W 4.97 chains to ay oak tree 2 feet in diameter and 'T No ]1 and RD No 22 over rather level gravel lands covered with ¢haparal: lands to the east claimed bythe Chalk Bluff mining Co. This tree stands clese toa steep hydraulic bank and thence S 352 45’ W. 29,50 chains over rising gravel Jand partly hydrauliced off, and to the east clainacd by the 8 Y Canal Co, and commonly Known as Chicken Point to an oak trew 2 feet in diameter standing close to B © Co water ditch, and marked G 'T No it and R D No 23, and thence § 48° 35°’ W 3.25 chains over gravel land toa pitch pine 2 feet in diametér marked R D No 24, and thence 8 38> 45° W 7.98 chains ascending over gravel lands and crossing the B © Co-water ditch 1 chain from St 24 to a dead pine 4 ft in dia ineter marked RD No 25, and thence N 24> 30’ W 4.80 chains to an oak tree 2 feet in diameter marked Kh D No 26, and thence N 69° 15 W1,55 chains crossing Sardine { }.Ravine to an oak tree 2 ft and 6 im in diameter, and marked RD No 27, and thence S.21> 30° W 3.24 chains along said ravine to-anoak tree 2 feet in diameter and marxed KD No 28,and thence 8 19° 50’ W 6.28 chains along said ravine toa pitch pine 2 thence 8 23° 25° W 5.50 chains over grovel land to an o9x tree 18 in. im diameter ana marked RD No 30, and thence N 88> 40” W 5,62 chains over vising ravel land to an! oak tree 2 ft.in diameter and marked’ R D No 31, and lands on the last mentioned lines to the east claimants unxno and $hence N £9740" W 15.45 chains “over rising gravel land to a corner staxe of the Atkins and Tayler survey, and marked M P M and i D No 32, lund ‘to'the avést claimed ty olson, and thence N 22° 45’ W 2.46 chains along the Atkins and ‘Taylor Survey to stake marked It D No 33 and 8 252° 45 E 0.33 chs: from a stuke marked A T P M, and thence N 55° E 5.89 chs to an oak staxe z ad ent nee My Rowcy to and te nee N21° 45" BE 3.17 pct cag 4 gravel land partly hydrauliced off, to a pine stake set Inw hydraulic cut and marke? § ¥ Co, and thence N-17 E 5,29 chains over washed hydraulic diggings to the east Ysera by SY. a ~~ thence N 26" E 8.94 ehaing over washed druuli¢ diggings to . the east claimed by st Co, +o a og eo set ina hydraulic cut and marxed 8 Y Co. and thence § %6© yo’ W493 chaing over’ washed hydraulic lands and patwral gravel lands to h by Somth Yubamavked jy [mediitely to Dr>Gibbon, eps sicien whe chains ever natural gravel lands to a staxe . myrked S¥ Co No 1 and RD No 44, and E14 Go (Emigrant slaim)> land tethe Sonth ¢tlaimed by SN Co. and thence$ 76> AW 3.74 / chains along Emigrant-¢isim to-s-crooxed} pak, wiarked E G Co. T Nol4 and RD No; 45, standing in the line of thé old Chalx . Mountain Road and theneeS 65> 45° W 11.52 } chains along the line of the Fniigrant claim . over natural gravel lands partly hydraulicod eff, tenstaxe set in a hydraulle cut and / tharked EG Go, and R D No 46, Jandsto the Sotith claireed by ZG Co, thence N 32° 30’ W4.13 chains along the line of the Birdseye Co. claim Yer partly-hydtauliced off . jund to the piaee of beginning; lands to the! West cluimed by B C'Co, 66-160 acfes. ts : “ Said claims were located matty years since . aud no recotd thereof can bé found. . The applicants-cliim by purchase andwith their-grantors have been the owners o hd in possessien since prior to the 1 4 { i . r owners 6 ‘ ‘Mussey Bros. claiins, Jeffrey “and Chala Mountain ¢iime; on owners. of Chalx Bluff claims and. yacant, Kins and Taylor claims, Scath Yuba Canal . . Co. claims, Kmigrant claims, Birdseye . ‘Crees Co. claims, Gail Co, claims and vacant g¥ound ; said claim being still more ‘parand \filed with suid applicatien. SS AD\petsons. holding any adverse claim . thexetoate hereby required to present the . ‘Bape. before the Register and Keceiver of . th@ United States for Sacramento Land Dis. trict, at Sacramento, California,within sixty days fromthe first day of publishing nud . posting herent. Dated Nov. Pith, 18 ‘ j j : T. B. McFARLAMD, Registers: Riles Searls, Atty for Applicants. n19 TO THE UNFORTUNATE. WEW REMEDIES, — NAW REMEDIE DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY 623 EEARXEY STREET, A Cor. Commereial, Saw Fiancz&ta, . ASEABLISHED in.1854, for the treat (Z-ment-of Sexual and Seminal, Diseases? gach as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Syphi., isin allits ferms;Seminal Weakness, In potency, “etc. ~-_SkinDiseases (of yearse standing) and Ultetated legs 9 uclesmu ly treated: eG : DR: GIBBON has thec prTeiste of annoancing that be has returned from Visiting he principal Hospitals of Europe, and has tesumed practice at hie Dispenrary,. 623. Kearney Street; corner of Commercial}San‘Francisco, where his old patients and those, requiring his services may find hin. The Doctor has spared neither time ner. money in seeking out new remedies, and lias” returned with tocreased facilities for the aileviation of huinan suffering. Herrible Diseases. How many thousands of persons, both panle and female, ‘are there. who are suftering out a miserable existence from the. etfect af, secret indulgences, or: from virus . absorbed into the system! Look at their pallid, emaciated and ‘disfigured faces and their broken dowu constitutions, disqunali‘fying them for the happiness of, marria; er the enjoyment of lifé. In this horric 1878, . . . { 4 the scenc. Let’ parents, guardians, friends cured before it be too late. Send them im-; has made private disease his especial study for years, and who is certain to cure the most inveterate cases without mercury or injurions drugs: it is important to those who are afitieted, or to'those who are inter careful of the many -pretended doctérswho infest all cities, publishing their skill in places, Be, therefore, earefni. and make strict ‘inquiries, or you may fall i kands of those’chariatans: : ' seminal Weakness. , Seminal Emissions, the consequence of self abuse. sexunl indulgence, is practiiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with wnerring. certainty, the following train of ‘morbid symptoms, unless cembatted by scientific, medical measures, viz: Sallow countepaince, dark spots under the ¢yes, pain inthe head, rire. ng in the ears,.noise Tike the rustling.of leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiaess about the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision. ‘blunted intellect, loss of confidence, difidernce in approachingstrangers, a disiike to form new acquaintances, a disposition to shun seciety, loss of mem.’ ory, hectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath; eoughs,-consumption, ‘night sweats, monomania and frequent insanity. If relief be not obtained, persons so afflicted should apply iminediately, either in person or by letter, and have a cure effected : \his disease, Which. never fails of effecting quick and radicaleoure: Dr. G. will give One Hundréd Dollars to any one who will prove saiisfactorily to him that he was cured Francisco quacks. — Married Men, : hose who contemplate marriage, who 4 suffering ‘under any of hese fearful maladies, should not forget the sacred re. sponsibility resting upon them, nor delay obtain immediate relief. : ; srsons calling at'Dr. Gibbon’s offi§ or sending for packages of medicines may re} wpon Higsmrance of conicential ‘secrec With, impli y it faith, and expect no more rendéred, consider fish practice of extortion and pretenders. Dk. GIBBON is respqnsib Give to ench patient a wriften ‘in binding himself to effect a radical a manent cure, or Inake no charge. Cured at: Home. and will . per. “3 ben, stating case, sm¥ptoms, length of . time the diseasehas continued, and the medicine: promptly forwarded, free rom damage and curiosity, te any part of the country, with full amd plain direction far use, By enclosing $15 in currency or $1 in coin, in a registered letter through the Post Ofiice, or through Wells, Fargo & Co,,: & package of medicine will be forwarded by express to any part of the Union, _ Address DR. J. F, GIBBON, 623 Kearney street, corner Commercial, San Francisco, Post Office Bex 1957. Private entrance on Comimercia? treet. eptmmeuubur to put BOX 2957 on the let. . Consulta ae FREE. . : ee Correspondents will pléase inf. DR. GIBBON that they send his aaventin ment in the Damy TRanscerer.’ myl Notice to Creditors. N the niatter of the Faetate of P BA Bourdley, deceased. May ont Bs Bn Nevada County, Notice is hereby given by the und-rsigned administrator ef the estate of Perry Boardley, deceased, ‘to the cradtters” of, and to all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit . them ‘with the necessary vouchers within four-montbs\after the txst™ publication of’ pe sedype yas the said administrator at his inéss, corner road i Streets; City of Nevada. 3 ee SY Ge, Be ee ©. BECEMAN« Bar ey, donaneds er ia ee Ferry ry \ ; at the rate “situation thousands suffer wntil d_ath closes . attend teanyof those who are sufferiag . with any, of these horrible life destroying . ~ maladics—see that they are eared for and . ested in the welfare of their friends, to be . euring—all-diseases in-afew days, impesing+ upon the public by using the names of em. . “inent physicians. from, Europe and other . nto the) This solitary vice, or depraved . by his new and scientific mode of treating . ~ than to be charged with a fair and wrtw-4 ally Satistactory. remuneration of services-} N Adniinistrator ef a ; public anetion to the 4 America, aad .subje said Probate Court, on ¥s Dec, 29, 1873, {:,in front of M4 Kil North Biootaficla 4 yants-of Nevada, oll_theMonda At 12 o’clock, 3 Burt's store, at Ge terest ard estaté time of his death, a j as ‘ie sud interest that the said F Containing 455. . eration of law or otherwise than,or inadditien to that of G, Laliard, abd to the. follow Those certain two . ate and being in Mambug Can5p. Bloor field-Ip., Ne“ade Conny. Cal) » kn 1 Also; a, hotse, hall gna es ng-at Colmnibig Lu, Neos Jounty, Suid “house, hall ‘andbor bein. supentand net belonging i toe Tetoved land : on the south and west owners of At-. . estate ef deceased, ard are Also; atthe-same me the following personat thorefrem. place, wit: 11 beds and : : . glassware, tastors, lanips kni ticularly described in the diugvram posted . 1 doz. mea aaen Buiukita a serena 7 , ‘ Acministra strator's Sale OTICE in hereby given: ce of an order of the of the County Of Nevada, nia, made on thes th day D, 1873, in the mattet of t G. Vallard, deceased. cashin gold cein of-the the said Gecean, at the time'of bis veath tag describe State of cane fi of December, 4, he Estate of Jong i. the undersiuhe, id Estate, Will highestbidg United 6 ct to ¢c é 2 Ke ue ie fe ates Obfifiuation iy linen & title, ie 4, at the ht, tlle 1alred, oth the said ithe ’ of, in 1 property, houses and right; md all the tig a Estate by Se ace lots. gién, ‘Be Property, to. crockery gnd whd forks bedding, . State -of Catiforhia send Foot, defendant. swer the complaint isbrovght to recexe =trin-pronrissary-tipte amounting to $177.0 anciuterset thereon tion, said amount you fet with costs pursuant to cemplaint j . Ruder my hand this D, 1874. . isfaectorily appearin H. Davidson, Justic 1 ‘Chat said defendan parted from the § . said defendant and . 1sT4, You are-hereby required ; and directed toy ppear before me, at my of. fice in Nevada Township, in the county of . Nevada, Cal, in.an™action brought gains you by the above named plainti®’. and ene] in said action, on fle in. my office, on the 13th ta I874, yt 10e’clock, A. M. \oftcn Per cent per, annunpus . Suant toa complaint new on file—in said ks Justice of the Peace of suid Township. State of California, County of Nevad, ownship of Nevada, Inthe Justice's Coun of. D. W. Stanger, said plaintiff, and it gat for sail Tewnship of Nevada before whom. the action is pendiny, that said defendam resides without the State of Cahfornia— Nevada City: January 2d, 1874, Rade ft chs, stoy six Month . kitchen pxtures, bat root. stove und pire, Hires Mohths 11 chairs, 1-sofa and Precking chair: tay per week, l chairs snd centré table, I parior steve ay] Tt ne pipe, 1 truwk and clothing, and Quarta i . specimens, & packages playing cards, 1 DOLLAR . lamp and-bar fixtures. , : price. Terms—Cuxshi on day of sale in Tnitat : Ag States gold coi, : ~ fet inaertiont ' JOHN M.BUS sequent inser ; Administrator of the Estate ‘ct ToL ie] ba ‘ it Dulbard, deceased. . ; Niles Seazis, Attorney, a AEA ES . . , : 4 Notice is hereby given” that the has theReatEstate, «bove described, Rig com =e . ponponsd to cic fa wha January ith, When Go S74, a e same hoursand place abi tw ' . stated, JOHN Me BEST” ge December oak Adininistrator-of suid kstute, men in offic aie ——-= Hi Corimissio: ALIAS SUMMONS, . pointed to . W the Justice's Court of Nevada Towa: Hii . Mur, in the-County of Nevada, State . Heist . Califoria. D. W. Stanger phitnuiff, +« Me sake pripel . ron Poot, defendant, The people of the removed Hi: greeting to Myror pointed’ ot] cans instea veraot ser’ ers, OF aby, pire by limi 1872,.and_t) notitied of ~ Commissioi . March, A.D, Sue ‘said action ra balancodus-ena.re. ifrom Jan, 2TM, 1870, aid ane ayable in gold and si} at the, tam vervoin of thi UnitedStates, And you m ee notified that if you fail too ciperia De Post way 2f . swer said complaint, as above requira, téx_but-wer suid plaintiwith axe pintginentagains ge for the sata swin of $177 00 and Tnteres pantagate, ; payable ingold. ail silver coin togeth the Legislat Given = 20. day of January, 4. > appropriati W. Hi; DAVIDSON, * Ey ae ¥ F theyare éh in and, fer said Nevada ‘Township, County we thi \ of Nevada and State. of California. D.W f ink fe Stanger, plaintiy, Ve Myron Foot, deren qa stron: Won ant. Upon reading and filing the affidavit pose the ap g therefrom to me, W: -e ofthe Peaces in-and ~—Harght'sa inove? — 2 t, Myron Foot, Has de tate of California, ant } that a good cause of-action existe in thir. Divine Sérs i Shit in favor of plaintiff herein and against 7 otist Church’ that seid defendant isa jee) necessary and proper party defendant ther : Aulin theey lvo'fo the ssid.action. That on, demand of 9 choot-at—r plaintiff after the return of original sum Citar Pabt . mons and alias summons has been duly is Bre 44 ° ened in said action bearing date Jan. 2nd, seaCRInG ¢ On motion ef J; ¥; Caldwell, Esq. a» every Sundry . Paige for yer eh Sesto. it — ia ust hours: . the service of the summons in this actien ; ;-be-made-by-pubdlication thereof in the Ne tamedttately ; vada Daily Transcript, a newspaper pulk Ma. Siinsy Baw lished in said’ Nevada Township at las Sorviews ati “Once &. week for the period of two months. 8 And it further appearing in like mur i> Sunday cmon, satisfactorily to me that, the residence of Anderson, Pa said defendant, Myron Foot, is kmown © Divine. Ser be at Gold Hill, in thé County of Story ant Sanday rene State of Nevada, on like wotion it is onder Y mor ed that.a copy of the summons ard com School at lcomplaint to be forthwith deposited in the Father Meagt . Pest Office, directedto said. defendant, My Divine'sere ron Foot, at his place of residence, Geld © ok Hill, Storey county, State of Nevada, — « Church §; W.H. DAVIDSON, _ Services in th _Justice of the Peaee, Nevada Township. te Dorsey said deceased to'y as Will more fu ly now on file. thorlzed to sel at Clerk of this Conrt ance with Jaw, re sted in suid estate to appear before the e Persons at wdistatiéé may be CURED an hg Cour A A HOME, by addressing’a letter to Dr. Gib. par ‘ PROBATE NOTICE. : peg of Califorpia,¢ g o eee ne nny: SO Bee eee eee . bh In Probate Court," of this coniplnint by” either “of the San) tj estate of Freeman Folsom. cteeensee : . Itappeating to the Court by petition duly . filea by. Daniel Folsomy administrator ol the estate of said deceased. essary to selkthe whole of the property of ceased and the expenses of aciministration, Therefore it is ordered that 5 tlie said Daniel Folsom atferesaid be o& . int described property: 4 shares inthe Empire ground, situated in Bridgeport ee> ship; 2shares i Banner grownd, situs above named: 2 shares in_ Sis» ing the circumstances . as last f the cases, rather thutha tov prevalent and . Creek Quartz Minipg Co., in Grass Valley a quacks . township. tis therefore ordered that the abies 0 appeayon Wednesday, the 12 rol ‘That it is nee may the debts of said de appear by the petitiou pnivlic sale the follow. 412 Ca, post the notices reguit sean ome . ed by law and that said notice be published &y ent, . da the: Nevada Daily ‘Transcript, in accom a Broad quiring #1] persons ink? hoera: ow cause Why an eri in the premises. Sei! day february, 1874, at the Court Hows, chapaa tu thé City of Nevada, at 10 o’elock, 4. MLetters of c Nevada City, January 3d, 18i5. . World st ~ JOHN CARDWELL, Probate Judge: R.¢ 4 — as. mg Office of the County Clerk of the Covpty Pe of Nevada. I T. C. Plunkett, County Cler — of the County of Nevada, State of California, and ex-efficio Clerk and fer said Cownty fexvegoing.to be a fu of an original order, on-file im this, BY ° fice. \ . Witness my-ha of the Probate Court 12 .ao hereby ‘certify the lh, true and correct copy nd and the seal of seal sal Court, this Sd day of Janie oe —— Jary, 1674. ae oT. O. PLUNKETT, Chet pga SF By Jafo. Pattison, Deputy: FE fi HEE a . Machinery For Sale. THE 8. 8S. BANNER -MEXE.Two Engines, 10x20 in, A’ Qne Boiler 54 in, diame in, tubese Hoisting apa One Engine 18xi2 ¥ 3 in, tubes. “Six S-atamap-Batte Eight Pans.~_Pumips, Tron, Cars, etc, ete, and pas gee aiplete nery is all coniplete order. Apply to THOM & Rece This = da Fowndry. Co, San Francisco: Two Boilers, 45 in. ter, 16 feet long! Pumping set in, built by B. 4.

on een PRIVATE MEDICAL AID . Quick Cures & Mederate Charges [CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE No 524. for a Patent ¥y . Application to.a Ne, 525, ‘. and thence 984° 30° W 3.87 chains over atural. gravel ianda end along the Old Cltalk Mountain Road tosn old oak sttinip. é ‘ %, oe DR. W.-K. DOHERTY’s — : Bi comnpee in 1853.] e No. 519 Sacramente Street, . ~ Corher of Leidesdorff Street—[{A few doora below the What.Cheer House SAN FRANCISCO.” ‘ PRBS entrance on eget 9 wed on : i3tablished expressly to afford the: aiflic : _ Sound and Scientifie Medical aid, in “the Treatment and Cure of ali Private and Chronic diseases, Cases of ‘; ~™ Becresy AND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS, Te the A Mlicted. OCTOR W. K, DOHERTY RETURNS J . his sincere thanks to Tie niliherous —patients for their patronage,and would take s opportunity to remind them that hecontinues toconsult -at-his-tnstitute forthe cxtre_of chronic diseases of thé Lungs,Liver, Kidneys, Digestive, and Genito-Urinary @rgana, and all Private Diseases,viz:Syphi3 in all its forms*an4@ stages, Seminal Weakness, and all the horrid consequences of self-atdnse, Gonorheea, Gleet, Strictures Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, Sexual Debflity, Diseases of the Back and Loins, Infiammeation of the, Bladder and the Kidneys, etes.and he hopes that’ his long expe-_yience ancl successful practice will continue to-insure-hinrs share-of public. patronage. By the practice of many years in Europe and the United States he is enabled to apply flid most efficient and successful remedies against diseases of all kinds. He uses né mercury, charges. moderate, treats his patients in a correct and honorable way, and has references of unquestionable veracity -from men of known respectability and high standing in society. All parties consulting. him, by letter or otherwise, will receive the pest and gentiest treatment, and: implicit pecreey, (i EE To Females. “When. a female-ig enervated ‘or afflicted with disease, as weakness of the back and limbs, pain in the head, dinmaness of sight, loes of muscular power, palpitation of the heart, irritability, nervousness, derangeanont of digestive functions, general debil-' ¢ ily, hysteria, sterility and all other diseases" we peculiar to females, she should go or write ut once tothe celebrated female Doctor, ‘W. K, Dowenry, at his Medicai Institute, and consult him about her troubles and daseases. (Let no false delicacy prevent you, but apply immediately, and save yourself from painful suffering and premature death. ‘To Corres dents. ; Patients.male or female residing in any part of the country, however distant; who may desire the opinion and advice of Dr. Doheytv, in their respectivo cases, and -who thiti _. proper te submit. a owritten® statement of buch, in preference to holding a persona interview, are respectfully assured that thetr COMMUNICATIONS WILL. BE HELD MOST SACRED. The Doctor is a*regular graduate, aud may be consulted with: every’ cdntidence., Tf the case be fully and candidly described, personal communication will be unnecessary, as instructions; for diet, regimen, and the general treatment of the caseitself, (includng the remedics) will be forwarded without delay, and in such a tanner a8 to. convey no idea of the purport of the lettéer.or pareel so transmitted.— Should your condition require Timmediate, attention, send ten dollars, coin [or that value in currency} bysMatm or WALLS, FarGo & Co’s Express, and apace kage of medi. ¢ine will be sont to your address with the neecssary instructions for use. Consnitatrons” by letter or ; FRER Pere manent cure guaranteed or no pay. Spermatorrhea, : DR. DOHERTY has just published an] important pamphict, embodying his ewn views and .experience in relation to Impo, tence or Virility, being & short treatise on Spermatorrheea, or Seminal Weakness,-Ner¥ous and Physical Debility consequent on this affection and other diseases of the sexual Organs. ‘This little work-contains in formution of the utmost value toatl, whether married or single, and will be sent FREK by mail on receipt of Six Cents in postage or stumps for return postage. e Addréss, W.&. DOHERTY, M.D. a24 San Francisce, Cal. ‘J PROBATF NOTICH,—State of Califor— nia, County of Nevada, ss. In the mat: tur of the Estate of J. L. Covell, decéxsed. Pursuant to an order of this Court made this day, Notice is hereby given, that Monday the 19th day of January, 1874, at3 o’cl’k 2. M., of said day, at the Court Room of ‘ ‘this Court, inthe County of Nevada has ~ been appointed for. Dearing the application, of Charles Hégarty praying that a decuent now on file in this Court. purpérting to be the last Will and testament of J. 1, Covell, deceased, be admitted to’ Prebate, and that letters testamentary be is: ued thereon to the said’ Charles Hegarty at which time and place all persons interested therein ma¥ appear ard contest the same, Nevada, Jan, Sth, 1874, T. C, PLU} KETT, Clerk. By John Pattison. Deputy. Niles Searls, Atty for Petitioner, j6 Notice to Creditors. NSTATE OY PHILLIP BALTZ, de. “4 ceased. Notice is hereby given ,by the uncersifmed.Administrator..of.the nbove nained estate, to the creditors.of,and all persons having claims against the Es. tate of Phillip, Baltz, dec ased, te exhibit ther with the necessary vouchers, within tour months after the—tirst— publication ef this notice, tothe undersigned at his resi dence, on Bonlder Street,in the City of Nevada, State of Ca:itornia,----—— eeere: Nevada City, December 34, 1273. ( CHARLES F. SCHWARTZ,Administrater-of the Estate, of Phillip Baltz, deceased, . Williams & Johnson, Attys. d4 ‘SUMMONS, _ 3 88. In the District Court of the Four“Niventh Judicial District of the state of California, in and for the County: of ‘Nevada. The People of the State of Califernté send greeting daniel Clancy and Jaimcs8 Davis, defendants. “You are hereby required to appear in-an actfon Brought against you in thé District Court o Fourteenth dudii-o cial District of the State.of California, in a and tor the County of Nevitda,on the 2rd ' day of daly, 1872,, by T. ¥ ivorrney, plaintiff, and to answer the comp t filed J day of service) after the service on this Summons—if served within this county; or, if served out of this County, but in this district, within twenty days; other«Wise, Within ‘forty days--or judgment will to the prayer of said. conrplaint, ition for the recovery: .of the sum of Six Hundred and Six Dollars (due on‘a certain promissory note, dated. April 23d 1sds, ruade by the above named defendants and payable to-this plaintiff) together “vith in. _ terest on the stm of three hundred. dollars at the rate of two peg cent. per month from _tuis dete,acd for costs.of suit, all in gold coin of the United Strtcs: And you are hereby wotified “that if you fail to appear uuu duswer the said: complaint-as above required, the said pliintiff will take judgient for the “sunise specified in said compoint, to-wit: $06.00 in geld coin with in-terest and Costs of suit. ; \ In testitnony whereof, I, T. C. seal! Plunkett, Clerk cf Distriet’ Coart { ~~} aforesaid, do heretinto set my band -andimpress the Seslof esid-Gourt, at office, in the City of Nevada, on the 234d day of July, A.D. 1873. . : . : T. C. PLUNKETT, Clerk. dso. Parriion, Deputy, Att'y for Plaiutiz. _—— “ yon’ d wae ; A Tiedical and Surgical Institute, . ‘TALE of Galifornia, County-of Nevada; ihorein, within ten days («xelusive ofthe’ iu OFs be taken against you by default, according . Being anf Exablished “by : DR, J. ©. YOUNG, IN 1850, ~ No Cure, No Pay.Consultation, by Letter wise, HIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS pg GRAS aos 2 an uninterrupted success of 21 years, and has become one of che most celebrated Institutions of the age. eured, place itin poitht of number of patients among the very first of the world, and the success of its treatment ranks it second none, PRIVATE DISEASES. In Males and Irregularities in Females are ‘the t destroyers of health. They insidiously attack the system, and gradually undermine and destroy it; they drive jhe or othereys, the strength and vigor from-the frame; “they give puny and diseased offspring, and , through successive generations, the race of man,the om be-seen in acrofula, Consumption;<cipples, the-Idiotic, the Paralytic, and the Insane. MERCURY; recognized as the most FATAL MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with the Venereal, doubles his dangers. ‘Those who have been treated with that pernicious MINERAL POISON are not cured ; the disease has assumed a new form. S Do NOL BE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CBRE; ‘Fhat leaves the poisox to crawl through the ayetem, eating its way into, the tissues and face, to burst outin the future with a virnence thet will baMe the effects of medicine 5 SEMINAL WEAKNESS. ° ; Ben MO, Resa tag ag experiences that growing weakness in his muscularand mental organization should stop and consid whence ita rises. He will find in the weak-nessof the back, trembling of the limbs, disorderéd digestion, anaccountabie failing of the powers of the mind, distaste for society, dread of impending trouble, forebod,ing#of-evil, sleeplessness, troubled and lascivicus dréams, accompanied by growing. ‘deafness, loss of muscular power, and numerous other symptoms of disorganization, the positive traces of that it, destructive of all diseases—Seminal Weakness—wasting away his powers, destroying bis-hope of life wid ia nhhood, and dragging him along the broken path of hie existence, toward a premature and loathsome grave, To him who finds his life dribbling out in the discharge of the vital principle of existence in nocturnal and diurnal emissions, the mero cessation of the causes of its apsearance brings no relief, Marriage, that holy office, the safeguard and. hope of manhood, brings to such «a -one ne hope of cure, but adds to his misery in tho pose that the one who looks to kim for so much of her happinges is a victim of his-eyit, and an innocent companion of his punhishnicht. He adds to hts tmiisery @nd disorder antil hopes leaves-hign—There is no_réescuo except in proper and skillful trestment. Consult; then, at once, a physiéidn whose firitctteo “and careful researchhas made him thoroughly converMént with every phase of the disease. Those who have become victims of solitary vices, that dreadful, fascinaiing and destructable habit, that fidl« thousands of sick.rooms with. paralytics and consumptives, and hundreds of untimey graves with its misguided victims,should consult wi Aout delay, one who will sympa thiso with their sufferings, To sueh th Doctor would especially recommend nim self, giving to eath and alli guarntees of a Perfect and Permanent Cureawithout hiu: Trance from business, change of diet, fear . _pexposrre. -bleom f-om.the cheek, thie lustre from-theergans beneath the apparently smooth sur. Tnited States Land Office, flacrameito, Cal. Nov 10th, 1873, YTICE is hereby given thatGEORGE A FRICK, JOHN B. FRICK, ALBERT * * . . NUTLING and ALONZO COOPER, whose Pest Office is Little Yor, Nevada County, @alifotnia, have made application for a Patent for the Swamp Angel PlacérAfine, sit, uate in Lowell Hill Mining District;Nevada Cuunty, California, and described inthe plat and field notes on filo in this efite, as follows, viz: is 8 AP M, for Swamp Angel Placer Mite, on line of the east New York Placel Mine frota which a black eak. 15 inches itt diameter bears N 81° E 59 links distaht and run} variation 22° 30’ East: N 604° E 3.40 chs small ravine bearing § E and N-W, 8.00 chs Trail N and $8, 16:00 ¢liains Whigon Road N and {s, 20.63 chains cross Swamp Angel Tennel; 21,96 chains small ra¥ine 5 “Feand-N-W+23.21 cha to the-N W corner of from Which black oak 8 inches in diameter bears § 52° W 19tinks distant, and the corner commen to Sections Tand 18, 12 and 13 on Township: line between Townships 16 N, Rariges 10'and 11 East, bears 8 55° 30’ East, 26.03 chains.dlstant: thence, (Exteri-. or boundaries) variation 22> East:S5 87° £9.96 chains on line of the Golden Bull Placer Mie, crows A Cooper's garden fence, 4:76 chains; shed on south side of Cooper's house: 6.49 chains, fence leaves Cooper’s’ garden;-6:01 ehaine, ditch 8. linka,.wide bearing N and S! 12:56. chains, ‘Trail N and $; variation 19°45’ East: 14,78 chains; ditch 6 links wide, S E-and N W; 17.00 chs; wagon road to Lowell Hill N-and 8:18.76 chains; wagon road: 21,50 chains;-intersect ‘Township line, 13-70 chains North from corner to Sections 13, 13, 7 and 18; 33,75 chs wagon road bearing 8 Katid N W; 57.25 chs.4 tothe NE corner of the claim; set a stake marked 8A P M, from which a black oak, 28 inches in diameter, bears N 6° 3p’ W 64 links distant; a black oak 36 inchesin diamter,,-bears § 50> E-9 links*and the 4 stake Tet ween Sections 7 and 18 bears 8 162 46’ Kast 12 96 chains; thence vafistion 19> East:8184° W 13.10 chatns; wagon road intersect Section line between , Sections 7 and 18, 7.70 chain# West from 1-4 staxe between Sections 7 and 18 : 38.70 chains toa stake marked 8 A PM. on crest of ridge between Bear River and Steep Hollow, from which a black ouk, 12 inches in diameter, bears N 68° 19 links disiant; thence variation 22° 30" Kast: 8 624% > W 20.00 chains along thecrest of ridge to a stake marked 8 A P.M from which a black oak 20 inches in diameter bears "N 81° 45’ W 47 links district? a black onk 18 inches fh diameter N12> E 50 lings distant. Descend. N 52492 W'7.50 chains; iutersect township line 29.00 chains 8 from corner Sections 12, 13, Tand 18; 22.90 chains; wagon road to Lowell Hil NE and 8 W: 26.28 chains; Diteh 6 links wide bearing NE and-S_W ; $5.42 chains; trail N E'and S W;.44.39 chs trail North atid South; 445,50. chuins; small ditch 3 links wide North and South;.. 56,60 chains to place of begiuuing and contain. ing 226.64 acres and being a portion of the SB} of 8 E ¥ Section lZand N Bg of N E % Section 13, 116 N R10 EandS W \ of 8 W \& Section 7 and N W of N W 3} ‘of Section 18, ''ownship 16 North, Rauge 11 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian.. Said location was made in 1865, by Bryant Jourueygen, Clement Dooly, James M. Debley,. Paniel Bungarduer — McGonegle and John: Duffey but was not recorded. Adjoiniyg the Claimants are owners of the. Gelden Bull Placer Mineon the North, and the East New York Placer pyine on the South. All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same vefore this office within sixty trom. the first day of publishiug hereof, . Connecting line — Commencing at the . ¢ west-corner of the claim at a stake marked. -in recks and marked. © B No 4 and ‘RD No ning thence, var. 18% east,.S.59% W 4. chuing over’a washed gravel bank along B. fect in the tailings of Missouri Canon and “Application for a Patent to & Mining’ Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICY, __ Sacramento, Cal., Nov. 17, 1373. B -OTICE, is hereby given to whom it may concern, that an application has been madé Wy WILLIAM H;DURYBA and DaVID ROSE, whose P. 0. addtess 1s You Bet, Nevada co., Cal., to the Governnicnt of the ted States see Rad mae to the following hed Placer Mining Claim, viz ; Known, “and Dutyea Piscer Mine, situa: as RB aff Mining District, in Nevada County, Stateef California, being bownJed and descri ‘es_ follows, to-wit i on katveyed and mineral ands in ‘Township 16 North, Range No 10 East\Mount’ Diablo Base and Meridian, in the district of lands ‘subject tosaleat-Saclamento, ia . Commencing st a cedar stump~ ee north from the center of Williams Ravine; and marked B-C.Co., No, 13 (Birdseye Co.) € Co land to a pine-stake,-B--C--corner net found-but-get_and. marked R D.No 2, ena thence N 26° 45 E 1.75 chains along BC Co’s land over washed gravel bank toa high bank, 50 feet High, and thence over natural\ gravel land, rising to an oak stake, BO corner hot fotind but set and marked Rk BD No3;total distance ran 9.70 chsand thence N54> 45’ FB 4.28 chains to BC Co corner n found but set and marked R D No 4, and thence 5 75° EB 5,.38° chains. along the Gail placer ininé to an oak stake marked G-& C (Gail Claim) No 6, and marked said stake RD NoNo6, and thence N 0° 30’ W 15.00 chainsalong the Gail placer minu, over slightly descending gravel Taitds into Mis. souri Canen to Geil claimi corner about 60 nmurked B.D'No7, and from which a small sprucvetree 18 inches in diameter bears 5 12° 9 B\@.82 -chs and-marked BT’, and thence’ N 862.15’ E-16.78’ chains along the tailings of Missouri_Canon and along the. line of the. Gail claima-te. Gail claim corner and marked-R D No #,and from which a doubte oak-24 in;and 18 in.in dia bears S 31° 35’ W 1.89 chs and marked B-T,-and from which alsoa section stake commion to. Sections 30 and 01 and_ Sections 29 and 92 of -T 16N,R10 E bears N 37° 0’ 2” E 5.36 chs, but not accepted, and thence N83 E151 cha. across Missouri Canon and along the line of the Gail claim to Gail claim corner not found Wat set and marked R-D/Np-9, and . thence M $8°_3¥,19 84 chains along the tailings of Missouri Canon and the line of the Gail claim to Gail claim corner toa pine staxe snd marked RD 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 stdke marked RD No 11, and thence N 82° 30°'W 47/57 chains-along the tailings of Misseuri Canen and the line of the Guil claim to Guil claim corner_to an oak stake marked RD No12,and-from Which a spruce stump 4 feet in diameter bears S3° 45" 1.85 chs, and from Where lTun the same connection Hneas BE, C, Uren, U. 8. Deputy Mineral Surveyor, had made: for_the Gail placer mine, S 78° W 23.90 chs, var189 It, toa stakes commen to Secs $0 and 31, T 16N,R10Eand Secs 25.and 36, T16N,K 9 E, Mt Diablo Base and eridian, and thence N 22° 15’ E 40 00 chains across Mis. souri Canon and lands to the west (claimants unknown), over rising natural gravel lands to an oak stake set in rocks surround by chaparal and marked BC No5and RD No 13; and thence 8 689° 45’ E 19.20 chains over rising natural lands and partly hydrauliced. off along land to the north, claimed by the S Y Canal Co, to « stake set 14, and thence-S32 E 16.38 chains over IMPORTANT TO: THE LADIES.— fMiWhen a Female isin treucte or afflicted with disexse, and requires medical or surgi: ndance,the inquiry should be, where ‘ts:there a physician wlio is fully competent to administer relict, and whose respectable standing in society recommends him te the soRAdawoe OT the weg anteyscny The Doctor, understand how, imperatively necessary . these requirenients are, feels called upon to interpose, and by-calling the attention of the afflicted tothe fact that he has been a ‘Professor of Obstetrics and Female diseases tor Twanty Years, and is fully qualified to admininter in-all ¢ases, both > surgically, not in s*euporiieial munner, but _in as thorough @ miinner 99 years of study and practice—both in hospitals and families —can make, to save them from the hands of the unqualified unscrttpulous, and design.) ing. Therefore, families can rely upom hin ayuponn father. Allin affhction cam ‘find in him one who can feel and sympathise with and befriend them in treuble—one in whose secresy the utmost can be vlacee. : To Correspondents, -LETTERS.—Persons of cither sea, whe wish te consult the Decter, and whe cannot visit the city can, by.stating their symptoms in a letter, receive advice and assurance of a cure at heme. All letters returned or detroyed. Address, . —. -BENJ. F. JOSSBLYN, M.D. No, 618 Sacramento Street, near Montgom ry. Box ; .\ HERIF F's: SAl.E,—By virtue of an Exe kK cution to me delivered issued out of theDistrict Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of Ualifernia in and for the coun. ty of of Nevada, bearing date Dec, 22,1875, on a judgment rendered in said Court Nov. 29th, 1878, if favor of A. Delano and against the Coe. Gold Mining Company. for the ain dollars, damages; with interest thereon at together with $24 costsand disbursements, at the date ef Said judgment aud accruing edsts-+-alt payable—in— United States gold coin,’ FE have levied upon the following described property, heretofore attached, towit : That certainquartz mine or set of mining claims Knewn as the Coe Gold Minipg Co's chins. situated im Grass Valley tewnship, Nevada county, State of California, on the northerly part of what is known as Grub Flat, abouwt4-2 mile, more or less, from the town of Grass Valley and known #8 the claims of the Coe Gold Mining Co, and consisting of two thousand tive hundréd and fifty (2550) feet-in length along the quartz vein or lode, known as the old John Day ledge, and more recently as the Coe ledge and running in an easterly and Westerly direction and crossing theGrass Yalley and Nevada Toll Road,near the house of E,W. Roberts, including one hundred (100) feet in width on the surface on each side of said claim or ledge, or_two hundred (200) feet in width on the’ surface~and all parallel veins or Jedges contained in the surface measurement and dimensious of suid mine ; togethor with the quarts crush4 ery and pre er vein, ine> i rapparatus and machinery used in the working of said mill or counected therewith, and all buildings coyering the same, and ll buildings attached thereto and used in the business of milling quart, ; together with a convenient ce around the same and'as much of the land be required for the convenient use ‘and occupaituon thereof. Together with all bs spurs sud angles, and also all the metals, eres, gold and silver bearing quartz rock ges nnd appurtenances thereunto belorging or in any wise appertaining, ly. and-4 + known as the'Tec of Nine Hundred and Seventy-five and 25-100the rate of 7 per cent per annum till paid, . ing steam mill Hoisting works and all ma»perty known 48 the niifl of: ing. ‘the steam machinery, upon which the said millis situated as may+ and earth therein, and all rights, privile. ni4 “YT. B.McFARLAND, Register. Sheriff's Sale. ¥ VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, TO : me directed and delivered issued out ef the District. Court of the Fourteenth Judictal District, of the State of California, in,and for the County of° Nevada, bearing date November 24th, 1873, on a judgment rendered in said “Court on tle 20th. day of October, 1873, in favor of A. Ws Sisson, M. Wallace and €. W.—Crocker.” gin yggin Sisson, Wallace & Co,and agains,” ty “coma Silver Mining of Three Thousand Six, Hundyed atid Seve thereon at the rate of-seven per cent per annum till paid together with costs and disbursements, at the date of said judginent and. accruing costs amounting,to the ‘sum of three hundred and: Sixty-two and "75-100" dollarg;all payable in United States Gold Coin. T hate, levied upon the followky, described property which was heretofoxs. attached to-wit, That certain property a Silver Mining Comay i Smelting Works, situated about onealf mile east of the townof Truckee, Nevada County, State of California, together with all the buildings, privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging consisting of steam engine, boiler and»all machinery. Also, the office building, \ooal shed and forty acres of land, m ore or les. Notice, is hereby given that I-will expose to public sale all the above described prop.’ erty to. the highest bidder, for cush in United States gold coin, in front of the Cour House door, in the City of Nevada, on Saturday. January 10, 1874, Between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M. and 5 o’cluck P. M. .Given.under my hand. this }5th day ‘of a LOSEPH-PERRIN ; Sheriff. By A. W. Porrer, Under Sheriff. ‘Lheabove sale is Preeroned tp Monday, Januysry 19th, 1874, by order of Plaintiff's Attorney. . JO8. PERRIN, Sheriff, By A. W. Potter, Under Sheriff. United States Land Office. _ Sacramento, Cal., Deo. 13th, 1873. TAEXO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.— Whereas, on the ist day of November, 1873,the plats ef township 18 North,Ranges 12nd 44 East, were filed in the U. 8. Land Office at Sacramento, Cal., and by Commissioner’s letter dated December 2, 1871,and October 6th, 1879, the Ns of SE, N%¢-of SW ',and N's of 4'T,; 18 N, R13 E, and NE \ gnd E% of NW of see 8, and E's of NE \ and EX of SE. and NE¥,o% SW of Sec, 22, and SWY and $8 of NW, NEX of NW‘{, 8 of NE\, and NW of NE4 and N¥¢ of SEX and SW.4 of SE quarter'e section 4,in township 18 N, range 12 8, is to be treated as mineral in character, and } more valuable for mining than for agricultural purposes until the contrary is proved after duo notice. : And whereas, Andrew J. Moulder, Land Mining Company, situated up. O address San Francisco, Cal, did on on. and cent te the above described ledge the 15th day of November, 1873, present for . filing in this office, locations Nos. 994, 996, 996 2-2.997, 998 and 99s 1-2 claiming the same land,alleging that it is agricultural in character, and more valuable for agrieultural than tor mining purposes, ew HEREFORE, you will take notice, that that under and by virtue of instruciions from the Commissioner of the General Land Office, dated May 6th, 1871, we have tixet the ith day of February , AV). 1874, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at this offlee, before the Reg and-—Reeeiver, for the hearing of proofs to determine as to the character iS ne In Witness Whereof, We have seal} hereunto set our hands and affixed —— ) the seal of this office, the day and CPU SRRee oc aEe . Rabe seme, aa js: ek » in fecesa ‘ae Seek owes See Sr eseae ar STIDGER, — BEM. Given on or iy ued thie 20d aay . Attorney at Law, Willisms’& Johusom, Artys, bit btrecet, Nevada rae a: ee opens, for theswian and 4-100 dollars dumages, with intérest¢ agent of the University of California, Post‘ joieet in diameter snd: dead at the top, and

ie . . rough gravel lands along the edge of Chalk '} feet in diameter and marked R D No $9, and the west claimed by Sout Father steep descending gras hydrauliced off into a branch, ef Missouri Canen toa dead spruce tree marked C B.No 3and RD No 15, lands to the 4st claimahts. unknown, and thence N 85°03 F 8.15-chs along a branch ef Missouri tailings ‘to.an oak stalfe marked RDD ong the. line of Hussey Brothersi.cothit and said stake agreed npon~as their’ cérncr, and thence N 78° 50’ F.8.00-chains over gravel. ually rising to. an, oak stump P-siong lands tothe rorth be,’ fan 48 > ROBE thet 12’: EF 20.00“ghains over rather steep isimg. gravel latdi-to a large pitch pine 3 standing on-edge of Chalk Bluff moutitain and*1arked T No 5 and BR B Nos, and thence 8 583°. F 30,30 chains over very Biutl! mountain! claim and claimed by them toasmall Pine tree 6 inin diameter and marked G T No 7 and RD No 19, and standing on the summit of a ridge between Chalk Bluff and Sugar Leaf moun: ‘tain, near the distributing box of the Chalk Bluff water ditch, and, running thence § 26° W 18.10 chvins over the westerly side ofSugar. Loaf mountain, along lands to the cast claimed by the Chalk Bint mining sJaim-to a small balsam fir 4inim diamend marked T No 8.atd R D No 20, und chere an oak tree 2injn diameter bears NWS E 0.55 chs,and thence § 22° “46 EK 10.60 chsover rather raugh gravel Jand to a dead oak tree 13 inin diameter standing on the edge Of old Chalkimountain road and marked T. No ORD No 21, lands to the east claimed by the Chalk Dtuff mining clan and from Where ansexk tree 1s iain diameter bears S 84° 30’ W118 chs and thence 8 28? W 4.97 chains to ay oak tree 2 feet in diameter and 'T No ]1 and RD No 22 over rather level gravel lands covered with ¢haparal: lands to the east claimed bythe Chalk Bluff mining Co. This tree stands clese toa steep hydraulic bank and thence S 352 45’ W. 29,50 chains over rising gravel Jand partly hydrauliced off, and to the east clainacd by the 8 Y Canal Co, and commonly Known as Chicken Point to an oak trew 2 feet in diameter standing close to B © Co water ditch, and marked G 'T No it and R D No 23, and thence § 48° 35°’ W 3.25 chains over gravel land toa pitch pine 2 feet in diametér marked R D No 24, and thence 8 38> 45° W 7.98 chains ascending over gravel lands and crossing the B © Co-water ditch 1 chain from St 24 to a dead pine 4 ft in dia ineter marked RD No 25, and thence N 24> 30’ W 4.80 chains to an oak tree 2 feet in diameter marked Kh D No 26, and thence N 69° 15 W1,55 chains crossing Sardine { }.Ravine to an oak tree 2 ft and 6 im in diameter, and marked RD No 27, and thence S.21> 30° W 3.24 chains along said ravine to-anoak tree 2 feet in diameter and marxed KD No 28,and thence 8 19° 50’ W 6.28 chains along said ravine toa pitch pine 2 thence 8 23° 25° W 5.50 chains over grovel land to an o9x tree 18 in. im diameter ana marked RD No 30, and thence N 88> 40” W 5,62 chains over vising ravel land to an! oak tree 2 ft.in diameter and marked’ R D No 31, and lands on the last mentioned lines to the east claimants unxno and $hence N £9740" W 15.45 chains “over rising gravel land to a corner staxe of the Atkins and Tayler survey, and marked M P M and i D No 32, lund ‘to'the avést claimed ty olson, and thence N 22° 45’ W 2.46 chains along the Atkins and ‘Taylor Survey to stake marked It D No 33 and 8 252° 45 E 0.33 chs: from a stuke marked A T P M, and thence N 55° E 5.89 chs to an oak staxe z ad ent nee My Rowcy to and te nee N21° 45" BE 3.17 pct cag 4 gravel land partly hydrauliced off, to a pine stake set Inw hydraulic cut and marke? § ¥ Co, and thence N-17 E 5,29 chains over washed hydraulic diggings to the east Ysera by SY. a ~~ thence N 26" E 8.94 ehaing over washed druuli¢ diggings to . the east claimed by st Co, +o a og eo set ina hydraulic cut and marxed 8 Y Co. and thence § %6© yo’ W493 chaing over’ washed hydraulic lands and patwral gravel lands to h by Somth Yubamavked jy [mediitely to Dr>Gibbon, eps sicien whe chains ever natural gravel lands to a staxe . myrked S¥ Co No 1 and RD No 44, and E14 Go (Emigrant slaim)> land tethe Sonth ¢tlaimed by SN Co. and thence$ 76> AW 3.74 / chains along Emigrant-¢isim to-s-crooxed} pak, wiarked E G Co. T Nol4 and RD No; 45, standing in the line of thé old Chalx . Mountain Road and theneeS 65> 45° W 11.52 } chains along the line of the Fniigrant claim . over natural gravel lands partly hydraulicod eff, tenstaxe set in a hydraulle cut and / tharked EG Go, and R D No 46, Jandsto the Sotith claireed by ZG Co, thence N 32° 30’ W4.13 chains along the line of the Birdseye Co. claim Yer partly-hydtauliced off . jund to the piaee of beginning; lands to the! West cluimed by B C'Co, 66-160 acfes. ts : “ Said claims were located matty years since . aud no recotd thereof can bé found. . The applicants-cliim by purchase andwith their-grantors have been the owners o hd in possessien since prior to the 1 4 { i . r owners 6 ‘ ‘Mussey Bros. claiins, Jeffrey “and Chala Mountain ¢iime; on owners. of Chalx Bluff claims and. yacant, Kins and Taylor claims, Scath Yuba Canal . . Co. claims, Kmigrant claims, Birdseye . ‘Crees Co. claims, Gail Co, claims and vacant g¥ound ; said claim being still more ‘parand \filed with suid applicatien. SS AD\petsons. holding any adverse claim . thexetoate hereby required to present the . ‘Bape. before the Register and Keceiver of . th@ United States for Sacramento Land Dis. trict, at Sacramento, California,within sixty days fromthe first day of publishing nud . posting herent. Dated Nov. Pith, 18 ‘ j j : T. B. McFARLAMD, Registers: Riles Searls, Atty for Applicants. n19 TO THE UNFORTUNATE. WEW REMEDIES, — NAW REMEDIE DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY 623 EEARXEY STREET, A Cor. Commereial, Saw Fiancz&ta, . ASEABLISHED in.1854, for the treat (Z-ment-of Sexual and Seminal, Diseases? gach as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Syphi., isin allits ferms;Seminal Weakness, In potency, “etc. ~-_SkinDiseases (of yearse standing) and Ultetated legs 9 uclesmu ly treated: eG : DR: GIBBON has thec prTeiste of annoancing that be has returned from Visiting he principal Hospitals of Europe, and has tesumed practice at hie Dispenrary,. 623. Kearney Street; corner of Commercial}San‘Francisco, where his old patients and those, requiring his services may find hin. The Doctor has spared neither time ner. money in seeking out new remedies, and lias” returned with tocreased facilities for the aileviation of huinan suffering. Herrible Diseases. How many thousands of persons, both panle and female, ‘are there. who are suftering out a miserable existence from the. etfect af, secret indulgences, or: from virus . absorbed into the system! Look at their pallid, emaciated and ‘disfigured faces and their broken dowu constitutions, disqunali‘fying them for the happiness of, marria; er the enjoyment of lifé. In this horric 1878, . . . { 4 the scenc. Let’ parents, guardians, friends cured before it be too late. Send them im-; has made private disease his especial study for years, and who is certain to cure the most inveterate cases without mercury or injurions drugs: it is important to those who are afitieted, or to'those who are inter careful of the many -pretended doctérswho infest all cities, publishing their skill in places, Be, therefore, earefni. and make strict ‘inquiries, or you may fall i kands of those’chariatans: : ' seminal Weakness. , Seminal Emissions, the consequence of self abuse. sexunl indulgence, is practiiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with wnerring. certainty, the following train of ‘morbid symptoms, unless cembatted by scientific, medical measures, viz: Sallow countepaince, dark spots under the ¢yes, pain inthe head, rire. ng in the ears,.noise Tike the rustling.of leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiaess about the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision. ‘blunted intellect, loss of confidence, difidernce in approachingstrangers, a disiike to form new acquaintances, a disposition to shun seciety, loss of mem.’ ory, hectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath; eoughs,-consumption, ‘night sweats, monomania and frequent insanity. If relief be not obtained, persons so afflicted should apply iminediately, either in person or by letter, and have a cure effected : \his disease, Which. never fails of effecting quick and radicaleoure: Dr. G. will give One Hundréd Dollars to any one who will prove saiisfactorily to him that he was cured Francisco quacks. — Married Men, : hose who contemplate marriage, who 4 suffering ‘under any of hese fearful maladies, should not forget the sacred re. sponsibility resting upon them, nor delay obtain immediate relief. : ; srsons calling at'Dr. Gibbon’s offi§ or sending for packages of medicines may re} wpon Higsmrance of conicential ‘secrec With, impli y it faith, and expect no more rendéred, consider fish practice of extortion and pretenders. Dk. GIBBON is respqnsib Give to ench patient a wriften ‘in binding himself to effect a radical a manent cure, or Inake no charge. Cured at: Home. and will . per. “3 ben, stating case, sm¥ptoms, length of . time the diseasehas continued, and the medicine: promptly forwarded, free rom damage and curiosity, te any part of the country, with full amd plain direction far use, By enclosing $15 in currency or $1 in coin, in a registered letter through the Post Ofiice, or through Wells, Fargo & Co,,: & package of medicine will be forwarded by express to any part of the Union, _ Address DR. J. F, GIBBON, 623 Kearney street, corner Commercial, San Francisco, Post Office Bex 1957. Private entrance on Comimercia? treet. eptmmeuubur to put BOX 2957 on the let. . Consulta ae FREE. . : ee Correspondents will pléase inf. DR. GIBBON that they send his aaventin ment in the Damy TRanscerer.’ myl Notice to Creditors. N the niatter of the Faetate of P BA Bourdley, deceased. May ont Bs Bn Nevada County, Notice is hereby given by the und-rsigned administrator ef the estate of Perry Boardley, deceased, ‘to the cradtters” of, and to all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit . them ‘with the necessary vouchers within four-montbs\after the txst™ publication of’ pe sedype yas the said administrator at his inéss, corner road i Streets; City of Nevada. 3 ee SY Ge, Be ee ©. BECEMAN« Bar ey, donaneds er ia ee Ferry ry \ ; at the rate “situation thousands suffer wntil d_ath closes . attend teanyof those who are sufferiag . with any, of these horrible life destroying . ~ maladics—see that they are eared for and . ested in the welfare of their friends, to be . euring—all-diseases in-afew days, impesing+ upon the public by using the names of em. . “inent physicians. from, Europe and other . nto the) This solitary vice, or depraved . by his new and scientific mode of treating . ~ than to be charged with a fair and wrtw-4 ally Satistactory. remuneration of services-} N Adniinistrator ef a ; public anetion to the 4 America, aad .subje said Probate Court, on ¥s Dec, 29, 1873, {:,in front of M4 Kil North Biootaficla 4 yants-of Nevada, oll_theMonda At 12 o’clock, 3 Burt's store, at Ge terest ard estaté time of his death, a j as ‘ie sud interest that the said F Containing 455. . eration of law or otherwise than,or inadditien to that of G, Laliard, abd to the. follow Those certain two . ate and being in Mambug Can5p. Bloor field-Ip., Ne“ade Conny. Cal) » kn 1 Also; a, hotse, hall gna es ng-at Colmnibig Lu, Neos Jounty, Suid “house, hall ‘andbor bein. supentand net belonging i toe Tetoved land : on the south and west owners of At-. . estate ef deceased, ard are Also; atthe-same me the following personat thorefrem. place, wit: 11 beds and : : . glassware, tastors, lanips kni ticularly described in the diugvram posted . 1 doz. mea aaen Buiukita a serena 7 , ‘ Acministra strator's Sale OTICE in hereby given: ce of an order of the of the County Of Nevada, nia, made on thes th day D, 1873, in the mattet of t G. Vallard, deceased. cashin gold cein of-the the said Gecean, at the time'of bis veath tag describe State of cane fi of December, 4, he Estate of Jong i. the undersiuhe, id Estate, Will highestbidg United 6 ct to ¢c é 2 Ke ue ie fe ates Obfifiuation iy linen & title, ie 4, at the ht, tlle 1alred, oth the said ithe ’ of, in 1 property, houses and right; md all the tig a Estate by Se ace lots. gién, ‘Be Property, to. crockery gnd whd forks bedding, . State -of Catiforhia send Foot, defendant. swer the complaint isbrovght to recexe =trin-pronrissary-tipte amounting to $177.0 anciuterset thereon tion, said amount you fet with costs pursuant to cemplaint j . Ruder my hand this D, 1874. . isfaectorily appearin H. Davidson, Justic 1 ‘Chat said defendan parted from the § . said defendant and . 1sT4, You are-hereby required ; and directed toy ppear before me, at my of. fice in Nevada Township, in the county of . Nevada, Cal, in.an™action brought gains you by the above named plainti®’. and ene] in said action, on fle in. my office, on the 13th ta I874, yt 10e’clock, A. M. \oftcn Per cent per, annunpus . Suant toa complaint new on file—in said ks Justice of the Peace of suid Township. State of California, County of Nevad, ownship of Nevada, Inthe Justice's Coun of. D. W. Stanger, said plaintiff, and it gat for sail Tewnship of Nevada before whom. the action is pendiny, that said defendam resides without the State of Cahfornia— Nevada City: January 2d, 1874, Rade ft chs, stoy six Month . kitchen pxtures, bat root. stove und pire, Hires Mohths 11 chairs, 1-sofa and Precking chair: tay per week, l chairs snd centré table, I parior steve ay] Tt ne pipe, 1 truwk and clothing, and Quarta i . specimens, & packages playing cards, 1 DOLLAR . lamp and-bar fixtures. , : price. Terms—Cuxshi on day of sale in Tnitat : Ag States gold coi, : ~ fet inaertiont ' JOHN M.BUS sequent inser ; Administrator of the Estate ‘ct ToL ie] ba ‘ it Dulbard, deceased. . ; Niles Seazis, Attorney, a AEA ES . . , : 4 Notice is hereby given” that the has theReatEstate, «bove described, Rig com =e . ponponsd to cic fa wha January ith, When Go S74, a e same hoursand place abi tw ' . stated, JOHN Me BEST” ge December oak Adininistrator-of suid kstute, men in offic aie ——-= Hi Corimissio: ALIAS SUMMONS, . pointed to . W the Justice's Court of Nevada Towa: Hii . Mur, in the-County of Nevada, State . Heist . Califoria. D. W. Stanger phitnuiff, +« Me sake pripel . ron Poot, defendant, The people of the removed Hi: greeting to Myror pointed’ ot] cans instea veraot ser’ ers, OF aby, pire by limi 1872,.and_t) notitied of ~ Commissioi . March, A.D, Sue ‘said action ra balancodus-ena.re. ifrom Jan, 2TM, 1870, aid ane ayable in gold and si} at the, tam vervoin of thi UnitedStates, And you m ee notified that if you fail too ciperia De Post way 2f . swer said complaint, as above requira, téx_but-wer suid plaintiwith axe pintginentagains ge for the sata swin of $177 00 and Tnteres pantagate, ; payable ingold. ail silver coin togeth the Legislat Given = 20. day of January, 4. > appropriati W. Hi; DAVIDSON, * Ey ae ¥ F theyare éh in and, fer said Nevada ‘Township, County we thi \ of Nevada and State. of California.. D.W f ink fe Stanger, plaintiy, Ve Myron Foot, deren qa stron: Won ant.. Upon reading and filing the affidavit pose the ap g therefrom to me, W: -e ofthe Peaces in-and ~—Harght'sa inove? — 2 t, Myron Foot, Has de tate of California, ant } that a good cause of-action existe in thir. Divine Sérs i Shit in favor of plaintiff herein and against 7 otist Church’ that seid defendant isa jee) necessary and proper party defendant ther : Aulin theey lvo'fo the ssid.action. That on, demand of 9 choot-at—r plaintiff after the return of original sum Citar Pabt . mons and alias summons has been duly is Bre 44 ° ened in said action bearing date Jan. 2nd, seaCRInG ¢ On motion ef J; ¥; Caldwell, Esq. a» every Sundry . Paige for yer eh Sesto. it — ia ust hours: . the service of the summons in this actien ; ;-be-made-by-pubdlication thereof in the Ne tamedttately ; vada Daily Transcript, a newspaper pulk Ma. Siinsy Baw lished in said’ Nevada Township at las Sorviews ati “Once &. week for the period of two months. 8 And it further appearing in like mur i> Sunday cmon, satisfactorily to me that, the residence of Anderson, Pa said defendant, Myron Foot, is kmown © Divine. Ser be at Gold Hill, in thé County of Story ant Sanday rene State of Nevada, on like wotion it is onder Y mor ed that.a copy of the summons ard com School at lcomplaint to be forthwith deposited in the Father Meagt . Pest Office, directedto said. defendant, My Divine'sere ron Foot, at his place of residence, Geld © ok Hill, Storey county, State of Nevada, — « Church §; W.H. DAVIDSON, _ Services in th _Justice of the Peaee, Nevada Township. te Dorsey said deceased to'y as Will more fu ly now on file. thorlzed to sel at Clerk of this Conrt ance with Jaw, re sted in suid estate to appear before the e Persons at wdistatiéé may be CURED an hg Cour A A HOME, by addressing’a letter to Dr. Gib. par ‘ PROBATE NOTICE. : peg of Califorpia,¢ g o eee ne nny: SO Bee eee eee . bh In Probate Court," of this coniplnint by” either “of the San) tj estate of Freeman Folsom. cteeensee : . Itappeating to the Court by petition duly . filea by. Daniel Folsomy administrator ol the estate of said deceased. essary to selkthe whole of the property of ceased and the expenses of aciministration, Therefore it is ordered that 5 tlie said Daniel Folsom atferesaid be o& . int described property: 4 shares inthe Empire ground, situated in Bridgeport ee> ship; 2shares i Banner grownd, situs above named: 2 shares in_ Sis» ing the circumstances . as last f the cases, rather thutha tov prevalent and . Creek Quartz Minipg Co., in Grass Valley a quacks . township. tis therefore ordered that the abies 0 appeayon Wednesday, the 12 rol ‘That it is nee may the debts of said de appear by the petitiou pnivlic sale the follow. 412 Ca, post the notices reguit sean ome . ed by law and that said notice be published &y ent, . da the: Nevada Daily ‘Transcript, in accom a Broad quiring #1] persons ink? hoera: ow cause Why an eri in the premises. Sei! day february, 1874, at the Court Hows, chapaa tu thé City of Nevada, at 10 o’elock, 4. MLetters of c Nevada City, January 3d, 18i5. . World st ~ JOHN CARDWELL, Probate Judge: R.¢ 4 — as. mg Office of the County Clerk of the Covpty Pe of Nevada. I T. C. Plunkett, County Cler — of the County of Nevada, State of California, and ex-efficio Clerk and fer said Cownty fexvegoing.to be a fu of an original order, on-file im this, BY ° fice. \ . Witness my-ha of the Probate Court 12 .ao hereby ‘certify the lh, true and correct copy nd and the seal of seal sal Court, this Sd day of Janie oe —— Jary, 1674.. ae oT. O. PLUNKETT, Chet pga SF By Jafo. Pattison, Deputy: FE fi HEE a . Machinery For Sale. THE 8. 8S. BANNER -MEXE.Two Engines, 10x20 in, A’ Qne Boiler 54 in, diame in, tubese Hoisting apa One Engine 18xi2 ¥ 3 in, tubes. “Six S-atamap-Batte Eight Pans.~_Pumips, Tron, Cars, etc, ete, and pas gee aiplete nery is all coniplete order. Apply to THOM & Rece This = da Fowndry. Co, San Francisco: Two Boilers, 45 in. ter, 16 feet long! Pumping set in, built by B. 4.