July 15, 1875 (4 pages)

Pe Be ae CALISTOGA” o Mining Claim. REAL -ESTATE CQ. . United States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal, May. 12,1875. § hereby given, that the Dnion Gravel Mining Company, nder the laws of California, whose Post }Officé is-Sau Prancise and county, Cal., bas made applicatic patent for the Union Gri gold, situate in Kenne drict, Nevada county, goribed in the plat an in this office as pare Cal for a Paten ALISTOGA, with » population of about Ay 800 persons, is a village watering place at the head of the valley of Napa, in California. It is four hotrs travel north of San Francisco by steamer and rail, ; Its shipping port is of San Francisco, forty mile It lies at*he head of the most charming valley in the State. : The Beauties of Napa. : ‘In traversing this thirty-seven miles of fertile dale, the eye never wearies. If one des of the leafy mountains oii either side, whethey or down, and from the scene is one of it of St. Helena, . all, far to the “ WY OTICE i £ion existing, Vallejo, on the Bay avel Mine be 6 distant by ¢ Hill Mining DisCalifornia, and de4 field notes on file A : e ‘in tailings 8 of N of center of jation being 17° 30. E M Co., being 0.08 links and from. which a 4g” 10.50 lks.” % 4.29 chs to a stake , 857° 3. E ction line 10.40 chs W of 8.3, 4, 9and 10, 17 a Commencing at & 5' ‘Nichols’ house and ascends the si that bound the valle er looking up the vall whatever point of view, ravishing beauty. Mounting the summ which towers ever 1 gnowy-Neyadas. bound the view; . west ee th winged ships To the north ere docine, its sf 1, South 61° 35 E 2, and marked U G $ of I. Bowen's fence, twin pine-12” ‘Thence, 2, 8 399 45 dia bears N 87 1.85 chs cross Be ¢ Pacific Ocean, with its * c. oy eorner common to Sec : WN RE, 3.29 chs toa. stake, and its blue horizon.— . the vast forests of Menately trees twrned to shrub. pause, dwindled te-a mill dani. The Warm Springs,From tlre beauties of Napa we turn to its The estate covers 2000 The medicinal eleings are pringipally and sulphur. I f watering places is pro30-35 EB 8.00 chs to, ide of Spring Creek, front . 6936° EB 0.17E 2.00 chs cross common td 5, 4. t foot of black Thence, 6,8 80° 45’ o7. Thence, 7, 8 a stake on East 8 ~vhich a pine 6° dia-bears N Thence, 5, N 60° 35’ ect. line 3.40 chs S of cor, 8.46 chs to a stake a ouk blazed, 24°" dia. 3 49 chs to a stake, N "5° 15°E 8,67 chs to a° stake, No which a black oak bears N17 BE 0.8 1ks, 10’ E 3.35 chs to a black oak tree, dia on summit of ridge, and on E d, from. which a black other attractions. acres of fertile land. ments of the hot spr iron, Magnesia, mate the season 0. edge of Lake City roa oak 18” in dia bears N thence, 9; 8 69> ¢ree blazed 20” fence, and 1ch W The Surroundings. lting a map, it will be apparlistoga—is-deatined to become & ial town of importance, hich converge gto many of the richest tivated valleys of California, : Industrial Enterprises. . é new industry is no at the heaa‘of-the valley will give easy 30! E_ 8,16 chsto_a_pine dia. on line of U of Lake City and Nevada 10, 8 48° 16 BE" t.00-ch eross Nevada and Lake City roa No 11, 1.50 chs W of @ ravine, ,1%.91 chs to a white 29. dia and 125 chs W of ravine W 5.07 to a pine tree . . ine from which centre to. W ighways leadin 11,8 $2945 W "Thence. 12,8359 45’ 16 itv dia. 1.50 chs W of ray 24 in dis. bears 817 739 60-W 4.07 chs ‘toa E edyeof Nevada and ee, 14,8 64° 30 W 94 chsto-# black oa ati ‘at cross roads of Nevada and road leading to Thence, 15, $8.61 2.30 W 7.66 on Jower bank cf 2chs W Oof_ravine, 6.66 chs to a-stake bin,-0,50 Iks W-of bears 877° 00 W 17 N 64° 45’ W 9.09, chs to nee, 18, N 82° 45 W 4,26 on edge of diggings, on boundary line between Trood & Oo. and U G MCo’s. grounds. 5’ W, 1.58 chs to a stake, No iggings, and being SE of Trood & Co’s grounds, 43° 05 W 0.g0 chs descen High, 7.90 chs. a stake on edge & Co's boundary Hne. 10’ W, 8.21 che to & sugar p "Thence, 22, N 86° 30’ Wd outlet to U G M Co's diggings, 16.1 a pine tree 50 in Richardson ‘ditch. “"W 2.92 chs along tine of to.a black oak tree on lower 24, N §2° 10 W 6.17 chains to o Ocls 8 of present disG M Co’s diggings 10° 35. W 2.86 ailings; being on . w being introduced of Napa, which employment to all th tly it will support It is but the begin. Three miles below ‘ected as the site of a large , canning; +a. . 8 64 2 30’ W 13.40 chains to a stake on steep)! {hat now go to waste, and enroduction of more. In no acan these healthful -¢lebe cultivated more Thence, 13,8 ‘pine tree 20” dia, on ‘other new industries. ake City roads, “Then ning of many Calistoga is @e toa pine tree 8 in dia. Grizaly Hill ditch, and ‘Thence, 16,8759 45 WwW No 17, W. of old Boga couraging the p part of Californi ments of human food or more abundantly. f its rich soil, its prolonged seaxtraordinary vegetable growth one acre may be considered wuerever this mdustry is nthe Atlantic States. artificial waterflow may long the valley, for it ranges fall of livson, and the e stake, Nos. The in this.country, chs to a stare, No 1%, gation be want surely be found a is backed by mounta ad bank 20 feet ings, 8.00 chs to of diggings, and on The First Grand Auction Sale, Will be held onthe tract on. Wednesday, August 4, 1875, At120’clock M. Shareholders purchasing at the sale will be credited with the amount paid on their stock, and still share in the profits-of the Company. ine stub 50” dia, 1.00 chs cross Thence, 23, N 27° 20! Richardson ditch bank of ditch. Btako in tailings, 1.1 charge of flume from U Thence, 25, N chs to a cedar stump int boundary line of M, Zellerbach ted Gravel mine, approved surve Whence, 26, N-T49--35-E on lower bank of Richardson's ditch, § W corner of Trood & Co's groundNo 2, and from which mouth of U G M Co’s' tun nel bears S 1° 20’ EB 2 N 76° 80" B.12.66 chs of Trood & Go's ¢ odge of diggings, from din bears 8 714 ° E 1.00 chs. 382 15’ 8 0.80 ehs descend ba 30 chs to 2 stake in diggings, being on Boundary line between and U GM Oo’s ground. 2.00 chs to a stake in diggings on Thence, 30, N.86° 30’ E Calistoga Real Estate Co. The splendid proper containing 2082 acres, lots, suburban lots, ty above described, divided into town country séats, lol and farm tracts, has been boug y the above named company, aud is now offered for‘sate to the public, The Capital Stock of the Company is $1, 000, 000, Divided into . 20,000 Shares of $50 Each. The sale of-acertain number of shares ized by the Board at the ¥-FIVE CENT3 ON THF DOLLAR, MAKING $12 50 PER SHARE. By an arrangement between the forme owner and the present Company, no por tion of this land or the proceeds of its sale is consumed by expenses, or even smallest degree diverted from the use benefit ofthe stockhulaer, Whoever buys stock in ceives his pro rata share of this property, with its crops and rents in the meantime, without one cent of deduction for expe ad, even including taxes. this, too, no matter . erty shall beconie. 576-chs_to.a stake ht . in. aleng boundary line round, No 2,10 a stake on 1 which a pine 10” Thence, 28, N Tao0d & Co Not nas been author Ul we i Thence, 29, NI vate of TWENT -bowndary line. 4,70 chs to a BtaKke 44,N 8° 15’ EB 9,72 cha; leav cbs toa stak ‘Spring creek, and being” @o’s grounds No 3. W 4.24 chains to a stake in cente eA of Spring 73° 45.W 20.51 chs e diggings 14,72 e on tailings 1.50 chs 8 N Ecor of 'Trood & the Compuny re. to intersection of bounof Consolidated Gravel Mine (apMarks Zellerback) being 34, N 519-45! udary line to a 35, N 78° 45’ B proved survey of stake © G Nosle Thence, ¢ B 6,30 che aleng said bon atake () G Nood2. 15.78 chs to place of beginnin ing 200, 15-190 acres. north by land owned by W. W. N on the east by Holden a t:on the south by Trood & Co and vacant; on the west by Zeller“pach, Lrood & go oe ~ And . Sgid locations being of record in the Wool10W valuable the prop. -s¢ BE. W. Burr, President Savings and Loan . Or Society; C. Hartson, Pre Napa; J. B. Frispie, President V mercial Bank; JULIUS WETZLAR, Capital savings Bank Sacramento; J. P. Jackson, San Francisco. For full particulars and Lith Evans _& Co,; sident of Bank of etherr,and vacan CoLoNEL,. thereto are hereby required mimencing ata stake marked C G No nographic map ' onselidated Gravel Mine, being ¢ Zellerback’s approved surh corner No 30 of said ved survey, identical with corner No f Union Gravel Mine, bears Thence, va. 174° E,. along line of Zellerback’s ap-hs to Btake C G@ No 28. 9, 8 18° W 14,22 chs to stake © G Thence, 3, 8 2546° W 20.68 chs to Thence, 4, 8 574° W and being idenWilliam H. Martin, General Agent. OFFICE OF CaLLFORNIA IMMIGRANT UnNION,, 534 California St., and } atuke No 29 0 -and from whic 4 of Plat A, o A ee Es 2: N1% 2° W Webb Street, San Fraucisco, nt.ko CG No 26. 5 ut chs to stake O G No 25, tical with McCo No 6 at N W cor of survey of KR McM Plat B. Thence, 5,5 73. 2 E 3.03 chs to n stake McC No lat N E-cor of_apyroved survey of MceM’s Plat B, 4 O . 2.75 chstoa pine tree McH No 1,~-being corner ~ay's approved survey Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, 1 Sacramento, Cal., June OTICE is hereby given, th Eden, whose City, Nevada County, Cal., bh cation for pat a pine teecor tt >Ppiat oud, and marked McH No Thence, 8, N 27% >°.E 20. stake on tailings, and being corner No 5o0f ‘Phence, 9,N 184° eof beginning. CoptainBountled on. north aowned by Zellerback: on turray; on east. by RK. MeRichardson, and designated Post Office is, Nevada . of the U.S. Deputy Surveyor, the NW \ as made applient for the Spring -Giaim; bearing gold, situate in Nevada Mining District, Nevada county, California, and described as follows, to wit: being the S \ of 8 E %4 No. Three (3) in'Township Sixteen’ (16) North, Ran East, Mount Diablo Base and N containing Twenty (20) acres, tion was made March 19, 1873, ®y the apis recorded in the Records of . ty, California, book No, 5, page . 259, Adjoining claimants are the claim of Robert Hughes on the North. All persons holding any —adverse claim .réto are hereby required to present the this office within sixty days, from the first day of publishing hereof. , B. MeFARLAND, Register Ravine LNE %% of 8¥ Quarter of Section 14, in ani.e of Nevada r On surveyed land, McH approved a" F 14.35 chs to plac 2, 25-100 acres. and west by lan gouth by R. M Murray and §S, ‘as lot No 69.A and 5¢B, im Seotions 3, 4,9 avd 10, 'fownship 17 North, Range 9 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian wists of the following locations: J. W, Sumjaers et al: Mar 3, 1069; A. L. Curtis, et al, es etal, Feby 4, 1858; Iside & Co., Jar. feridian, and’ Jany. 10, 1857; I. Bat Nichols, Woe A. Crane et al, Mar 8, 1859; ° aL Dee 24, 183% Go. I’, McPherson & Co., 5, 1858; Henry Curtis et al, April 5, McPherson, May 25, 1858; 8, 1958; Rule, Wm. Weighel T. Taylor et al, Nov 21, 1857: B. I. Harrison et al, Oct 14, 1857; Mrs, Fleming et ‘al, Fan 11, 1857; Henry Curtis & Co,, Jany 15, 1357; Phil Bogan & Co. Feb. 10, 1830; Rule, Turner & Co., March _ 6 ,1859; John Gamble et al, Feby 4, 18.8; each of said locations being recorded in the ‘pecords of Kennebec Hill Mining District. yor title of-wppleavt sea book 4 of deeds, pp 155, 209, 261, 505; boow 4, 342, 891, 587: book 8, pp 94; book 9, 949; book 10, pp 2: boor 11, pp 346, 443, 1.562; book 12, pp, 609; book 14, pp 170; ook 16, pp 124; book 19, pp 65, 458; book 222; book 80, xpp: 477, 480, 481, 482; 2, pp $58, S61; book 338, pp $2; book $34, 435, 486, 437, 458. 439, 440, 43, 440; book 42, pp 557; book 43, PP 501; book 44. pp 166, 161 oon 46, Pp 157, 158, 159, “Nevada county; J. B. Henry et ~= 1808; Geo. F. . : Solomon Flanders, March ; ; “Turner & Co, April 10, 1858; ASSESSMENT NOTICE. ¢4 al, Nov 21, 1857; ar is . ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, loeation of princiyace of. business, San Francisco, CaliLocation of works, North Bloom. field, Nevada county, Cafifornia. Notice is that at a meeting ofthe Diheld on theSixteenth day of June, 1875, an assessment, (No, 38 lar per share was levied wpoh the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediia United States goid coin, to. the Secre‘ary ut the office of the Company, 320 California street, San Francisco, Calihereby given, pp 532; book 6, oi 40, pp 432, Any stock upon whieh this assessment shall remain unpuid on the twenty-sixth day ofJuly, 1875, will_be delinquent and adve~tised for sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before, will be sold’ on Friday, the ‘Thirteenth day of August, 1875; to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and exTHOMAS DERBY, Sectetarr. © nia Street, San Fran7 book #5, Pp 70; 160, records of Iding any adverse chitins thoreto aré hereby required to sume before thix OM row the first day of Dibble & Byrue, Attys. vad 91 OfRce:—320 Califor oiece Caiiforaia, pret chs ihn ‘ Application fora Patent for Mining Claim, UNITYED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cai., May 6. wiht IN Sten is hereby given, That. William ‘ Rankin, James Reid, Elihu Mills and Wai. W, Pryde, whose Post Office is Moore’s Flat, Nevada county, Cal., haye made ap. plication for Patent for the Blue Bank Gravel Mining Claims bearing gold, situate in Woolsey Flat Mining District, Nevada‘ county, California, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this office. as follews, Fiz: : Blue Bank Gravel Mine. Commencing at a stake No. 1, in diggings on boundary line between Oriental and Blue Bank ground, from which shaft: to present tunnel bears 8 54° 65” E.4.04 che. Thence, variation 17© 30’ EB, No. 1,8 16° 30° W_ 11.89 chs éross county. road 42.39 chs to a pine tree, with an = in trunk, 50” from ground, and blazed, thence, No 2,8 13° 45° E 18.70 che to a stake No 3,2. chs +north-of center of Bloody.Run Ravine,from. which a white fir 20 in. dia. bears § 25 00’ W 0.61 chs dist. Thence, No 3, 8872 30" E 13.43 chs to a stake-No 4,2 chs N of -Bigody Run Ravine. from which Balsam 6” Hears 3 30-S 30" E-0:44 ehs.--Thence, No. 4;, N16 30’ E 27.00 chs to # stake on lower bank of miners ditch,from which a fir 24 in, dia, bears N 75° W 0.45 chs. Thenee, No 6, § 84° 15’ E 2.50 chains to a stake on bank of Minér’s Ditch, from which a fir 36 in. dia. bears N 37° 30’ W 0.19 chains. Thence, No. 6, N 72° 45’ E_ 2.50 chs to a stake No 7 on bank of Miners’ Ditch. Thence, No 7, N42° 30’ E 2.77 chs toa cedat tree on bank of Miners’ Ditch. Thence, No 8, N 38° 00° E 9.88 chs. to a baleam fir bears N 562 00’ W 0.20 chs. Thence, No 9, N 189.162 E, 3.34 chs toa stake,.No10, on bank of ditch, Thence, . No10fN 23° 45 E 5.54 chs,.f0 a stake, No 11, on bank of ditch at foot of aspruce snag “Thence, No 11, N 59 2,15’ E.1.30 chains toa stake, No 12, on bank of ditch and at interséttion of section line between Sections 21 and 22. Thence, No-12. N.@° 45 W 855 chs to a stake on.section line 3.50 chs E of Co, Road, and 8-04 chs south of. section corner common to sections 15, 16, 21 and 22,T18N R10 E. Thence, No 13,N 72° 00 Wf 3.50 chs cross county road 11.50 chs toa stake tree, 48 in. dia. N W of Pride’s cabin, and just outside of fence. Thencé, No. 14, bank on East side of ravine. Thence, No 36,N11° 43’ W 14.91 chs to a stake on east side of a ravine, from which a cedar 24 in. dia, bears N 6° 30° W 0.25chs, ‘Thence, No 16,N 852 15’ W 6.02 chs toa cedar tree op E side of aravine at junction with ravine: running down: from stake No 15. Thence, No 17, 840915’ E 9.42 chs to a cedar tree on east side of ravine running down from station 15. Thence, No 18, 8 652 15’ W 1.00 chs cross certer of ravifie 1.52 chs to a twin spruce tree, blazed, and 1ch N W of falls. Thence, No 19, 8 17° 45° £8.50 chs to a stake on W side of ravine, and on line between Stations 15 and 91, Thence, No 20,8 64° 30’ W 1.10 chs toa stake on edge of bank 20’ high. Thence No 21. N 88°15’ W 0.10 chs descend bank . 90° high into diggings, 7.17 chs to a stake, No 22, on E side of Canon. 'Fhence, No 22, Suge E 0.80 chains to a stake on E side of Canon on edge of trail to mouth ofBlue Bank t el, mouth of tunnel. Thence, No 23, N 26245’ E 2.75 chs to a stake, No . 24, on E side Of Canon, from which mouth . of Blue_Bank Tine! bears N 249,15° Wa Thence, No 24, N 3O°3Q. EF 4.12 chs to a dead spruce tree, opposite “mouth of tunnel, which bears $ 62° 50°W. 'Bhence,No. 25,N 23° 00’ E 3.00 chs to a stake, No_26, on east side of Canon. Thence, No 26, N92 W 1.24 chs to a stake opposite end of_tail sluice and just above junction with rav running down from. Station 15, spruce 36>} dia. bears § 41° 30’ E 0.42 chs. Thence, guch a6 Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, $s in all its forms, otency, , Fanding) and Ulcerated egs success! trea: nouncing the principal Hospittis of Kearney Street, corner Francisco, d requiring . . The Doctor has 8 money in ie poh v alleviation Horri nd female, are t rene s miserable-existence from the effect of secret absorbe. stake, No 9, on bank of ditch, trom which . fy: or tLe enjoyment of life. _pituation thousands suff the oid et atten : } ) with any of these jorribie life “maladics—see cured before it be too late. . mediately to Dr. ness rivate or years, and who is injurious 4 who are poet the many pretended .aoctors who infest all cities, {nent physicians from placess trict inquiries, bands of those charlatans. self abuse. sexual a ee youth of both sex! extent, producing with the followin arabe, viz; Sallow countenance, spots under the eyes, pai Ing in the ears, 2 Jeaves and the rattling of ness about the loins, .¥ ecofused vision, confidence, diffi ers, a disiike dispo ory, hectic flushes, eruptions ig the ¢ ‘etid breat! aries monomans and frequent insanity. If relief be not ed should a or or by iy this disease, of No 27.8 81° 00’ W1.00 chs cross center of Francisec quack . gEW. REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY ie 623 .-KEARNEY . STREET, Cor. Commercial, Sax FRANCISCO in 1884, for the treat and Seminal Diseases SyphilSeminal Weakness, Im Skin Diseases (of geek DR. GIBBON fias the pleasure Of aned from visiting that he has bags geod Nee rte practice athis Dispenrary, 623 ar of Commer-ia., n patients and those STABLISHED ment of Sexual etc, where his old, es may find him. his neither time nor ith increased .acilities for the iy suffering. ; he man jndulgences, OF from ‘virus ho the system . Look at their disfigured faces and dowa constitutions, peer iness of ma for eee ite. In this. horrid er until death rion rents, guardians, friends gl Sho F ring them are surffe soa tor and are cal or an ag reer Send them ko Gibbon, & physician who disease his especial study certain to curé the without mercury or S. isaportent to re flicted, or to those o #re inter the welfare of their frienis, to be any _of-those ,fade p publishing their skill in gn frontof. the Lake Company’s office, posinenrmien Sores et “. pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO me delivered, issued out of the Court or Ay A. Smith, Esq,,an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the township of. Bloomfield, county of Nevada; and State of California, bearing date May 27th, 1876, in fayer of Dr. G. 8. Farley.and against Gideon McDonald, for the’ sum of $76 50-100" damages and costs of suits, 1 have, on the 22d day of June, 1875, levied upon all the rizht, title and interest of the defendant, Gideon McDonald, of in and to the following described property, to wit: That certain piece of mining ground ‘or claim situated in Columbia Hill Mining District, and bounded as follows: Couumencing at a stake near an oak tree, about. 150 feet westerly from an old log cabin‘on the point between Tisdol’s Ranch and Cox’s block mill, running from that stake around a point with the ditch 800 feet toa stake by a pine tree; thence-straight to the centre of main ridge; thence along the ridge toa stake near Cox's block mill; theuce straight down side hilt to place of beginning. This ground is pounded and staked with stakes marked Shanghae Company. se = Notice is lrereby given that T will sell at public auction, all_ the above _describedproperty to the highest bidder, for eee a Columbia Hill, on : Monday, July 19th, 1875, ~ At One o’clock, P. M. : Given under my hand this 92a day of June, 1875. ow E. CUMMINGS, Constable of Bloomfield Township. ate a No. 696, Appiiéation for a Patent to a Unirep States LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal, May 20, 1875. YOTICE is hereby given that theYuba N Gravel Range Mining Co., a corporatiou existing under the laws of Cal., whose Post Office is’ North San Juan, Nevada County, Cal., has made application for patmine, bearing gold, situate in Kennebeck. Hill Mining District, Nevada county, California, and described in the plat and field noies on file in this office as fol.ows, viz: + Cpgatabte's Be oe vSec. 25, the 8 +4 of Sec: 25, ent for the Yuba Gravel Renge Placer . , a i Bnited States Land Office. emeeks Sacramento, California, June 19, 1875. "ayo L WHOM IT MAYCONCERN: Whereas, on the 3d day of Sept. 1874, the Plat of Township 17 North, Range 9 East, was filed in the U. 8, Land Office, and by Commissioner’s letter dated December 9a, 1871, and by the return of the U. 8. Deputy Surveyor, the fractional N % of and all of Sectioh’ 35, in Township 17 North, Range 9 East, is to be treated a8, mineral in charac. ter, until the contrary 1s proved, after due notice. And whereas, the’ Central Pacite' k. RB. Company, by B. B. Redding, Land Agent, (Post office address San Francisco, Cal.). did, oh the 18th day of June, 1875, apply to offer proofs touching the charac. ter of said land; therefore, you will take notice, that under and by virtué of instrne. tions from the Commissioner of the General Land Office, dated May 6th. 1871, we have fixed the 30¢h day of July, A. D. 1875, at 1 o'clock, P, M., at this office, before the Register andReceiver, forthe hearing of proofs to determine the character of said jJands. ; _In-witness whereof, wo hayeherennto set our hands the day and year first above writte Ds —— ee " eis x —_ 7, B. McFAREAND. Register. j22 HART FELLOW$fMeceiver. ~ CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE Establigned by OR. J: C. YOUNG, IN 1850. ‘No Cure, No Pay. Consguitation, by Letter ‘or otheawie, Free. * “HISCELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAs. enjoyed on this Coast an uninterrupted success of 21 years, and has become one of ashe most celebrated Institutions of the age. “The great number afinually received and cured, place it in. point of number of pa tients 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 great destroyers of health. They insid-jously attack the system, and gradually un1 they drive zhe blvom fom the cheek, the lustre from the fal snd make eare » therefore, ey fall into the or you may éminal Weakness. Siataat Emissions, the consequenceThis solitary vice, OF deprave is practiced by the to an almost unlimited g certainty, of morbid symptoms, medical .* dark n anthe head, ringlike the rustling ot chariots, uneasieakness of the limbs, intellect, loss of 69 dence in approaching strangnoise to form new yong ee a gociety, loss of memimplies and various furred tongue, consumption, night sition to shun coughs, obtained, so affiictly immediately, either in etter, and have : “en Leos d scientific mode oO reatin, Pain mer “never fatis a bee ‘ : ._ will give eee one who will -ove satisfactorily to him that he wascured ia complaint by ‘either of the San 8. ; canon, 1.49 ths to a stake on west side of raMarried Men, vine, Thence, No 28,8 9° E 0.80 chains . Oy those who contemplate marriage, who toa stake on west side of’canon. Thence;} gre suffering under any ‘of these fearful No 29, 823° W 2.84 chains to a stake on, W side of canon. hence, N 3.75 cha tea stake on west side of camon. Thence, No 31, 5 26 45" W 2.59 chains to a stuke on west sido of canon. Thence, No 59,8 12°00’ W £.60-chs toa stake on W side of canon, and on line between stations 21 to 1, and 0.75 chs N of blacksmith shop. Thence, No 33, N 83° 15' W 5.32 chains to place of beginning. Containing 173, 26-100 neres, and designated as lot No 41 in Sections 16 and 21, township 18 North, Range 10 East, Mt Diablo Base and Meridian,. 8: ra locations were made as follows: David Scranton, et al, Dec, 12,°1853,. By B, Day et al, Dec. 21, 1883,: Buckeye Tunnel Co., April 2.1855, Geo L. Wyatt et al, June 3, 1855; aud by the applicants January 8, 1875. Flat-Mining District records,and the Mining Records of Nevada county, The applicants claim by purchase and loeation. Adjoining Claimants are on: the west, the, ental ‘X. I. X. and Boston Companies, andon ths North, Eastand South by vacant: ground. ; All pereons holding any adverse claim to present the same before this Office within sixty days from the first day of publishing hereof, T, B. McFARLAND, Register, Geo. 8. Hipp, Atty. m9 United States Land: Office, Sacramento, California, June 7, 1875. © Sauruel T. Curtis, 8. L, Blackwell,’ P-H.-Wand, and_to.all whom it may. concern: Whereas, Mineral Application No. 674 was filed in the U. 8. Land Office, alleging the N W \% of 8 W.¥ and W of N Ej ship 18 North, Range. 10 East, to be more valuable for mining than for agricultural } purposes, and by Jomnmissioner’s letter) dated December 2d, 1871; and by the return of SE \%, N3¢ of SW. \ Section 13, and Township 18 North, Range 10 East, is t treated as mineral in character, until contrary is proved, after due notice. And . whereas, Fabius Carrion, (Post Office address Moore’s Flat; Nevada county, Cal.) did, om the 22d day of May. 1875, apply to) firs Mm the Register’s Office of this District his Declaratory Statement Claiming the above described land, and applied to enter the same as agricultural lana, alleging it to be more valuable for agricultural thea for mining purposes;, Therefore, you will take notice, that undér'and “by virtue of instructions from the Commissioner of the GenetabLand Office, dated May 6th, 1871. we have fixéd the 2ist day of July, A. D., 1875, at lL o'clock, ¥: M. abthis.offige, ‘be fore the Register and Receiver, for the hearing of proofs to determine the cbaracter of said lands. ‘ In witness whereof we baye hereunto set your hands the day alld year first above written. Py ee McFARLAND, Register. "HART FELLOWS, Receiver. W. D. Long, Atty. for Fabius Carrion. j16 OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. APPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN : trom the effects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood restored. Inaped iments to marriage removed. New method ‘ot. treatment. New remarkable. remedies. Books and circulars sent free, .in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD’ ASSOCIAT.sON, No. 419 North Nimth.street, Philadelphia, Pa,— an institution having a high reputation for homorable cenduct and drofessional skill EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada) a. AMES, MONRO having opened a meat , Market on Commercial street, is. supply customers with the best. ¢ ee aay muladies, should not forget 0 30,8 3° 30° W, . sponsibility to obtain immediate geneng upon h with im than to f 4 ally setisfactory remuneration of services. rendered, considering thie . “y#the cases, rather than & \ pelfish practice of extortion among quacks a binding himself to effect & enent ones coin, in a registered th Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., a package of by express to stieet, comer Commercial, Post Office Box 1957. Dk: GIvBO! ‘ment in the DaILr ‘TRaNsoRiPt. the sacred reresting upon them, nor delay , lg yee at ‘or packages 8 w yeranee of confidential icit faith, and expect 20. more charged with a fair and mutucircumstances too prevalent and tenders. ; : . GIBBON is sible, and will patient a written instrument, RK. ive to each or make no charge. ured at Ine. Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, tirre the disease has. medicine promptly forwarded, ismyptome, length of continued, and the free from stating case, d and curtosity, to any part of the conmtty; with full ae direction for ane. enclosing TEN DOLLARS in letter through the medicine will be forwarded of the Union. . F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney San ‘Francisco. Address DR. \ Private entrance on Commercial treet. Remember to. put BOX 1957 on the letber ‘ Consultations FREE. ag Cortespondents will please inform that they zead his advertise omyl kof 8 W Quarter of Bection 13/an°Town. }. wa State of California, dated the 25th day of June 1875, in a certain action wherein Geo. £. Turner and FE. W. Bigelow, doing business under the.firm name and style of E. W. Bigelow & Co4, a8 plaintifts, judgment nefauth, C. E. and James Pattison, doin the name of Phillibuster as defendants, for the cipal, arid $2690 costs day of June, 187 following descr os right, title and interest of E. T. Worthey, 1 Revinson, and Janes Pattison, doing dbusiness under the name of Phillibuster Mining Oo above named defendants of, in situa Bar Hill, opposite Co. pared oe a a eae Constable's Sale. Justice J. a Township, M. Walling’s Court, of ein thé county of Nevada, B* irtue of an execution issued ont of recovered against E:T. Worthley, ‘P. HunWhitney, John Robinson, business under ning Company sum of $259 13 prinof suit, on the 25th have levied — the property to wit: All P. Hennefauth, 0. 2. Whitney, Jolm nd to those certain mining claims dyihg and veltig ‘oo Frenchman's Jd Springs, in the Connty of .Neyada, ogee A Nevada, State of fornis, and abont one‘and onehalf miles above the Central House, on the Washin gton road, and adjoining the South Yuba Conzpany’s claims on the west, and known as the ,Phillibuster Company's mining claims, the same having been heretofore attached in the aboye entitled action on the 16th Gay of April, 1875, together with all and singular the tenements, héereditaments and appurtenances. and ail the rights and privileges-of the said Phi. libuster Company, in any wise . and accruing’ costs, “Notice is hereby given thet en Monday, . of July, 18, between the the ivth day: hours of 9 o'clock a, M. and 5 o’claek, P, x, infront of the Court Honse door in the ae ti‘, T. Seo mee Soa ee the tty, at public au cash, in gold coin, to the t to satisfy salad execution and. all costs. ‘Dated at New: the 25th day of Jd i ea 1875. aah, a: Constable, W., Long, atiyh tse Ua TRMAA?: “pears N 30° ‘radical and perimposing : a ‘ a dest it: “curing all diseases. a few days, 4} 2 . Commencing at a pine stump designated . dermine and destroy 1%; upon the public seating agro Comnit notes 26 No-1, standing 8 Iks South of Hustler's wood shed. Thence, variation being 174 9 E,1, § 44° 30’ E 18.08 chs to a stake, No 2, from which a black oak -30” pears N 38° BE 97 1ks dist. ‘Thence, 2, 8 55° 45’ EB 3.84 chains fo a stake No 3, from which a black oak 36” bears S 66° W 34 iks. Thence, 2.8 25° 30’ W 1.77 chains to astake, No 4,1.ch § of mining cut, from which a pine 8” bears N.12""E 39 Ins dist. Thence, 4, N 81° 15’ W:4.25. to a stake in diggings. Thence, 5, 8 41°. 15 W 3.18 chains to a stake, No--6;. in. diggings. Thence, 6,8 30° 00’ W 1.49 chains to a stake, No 7, in diggings. Thence, 7,83° 15’ E 4.00 chains toa stake, No 8, 10 lksS of edge of mining cut, and from which a black oak 12” Gia, bears N. 83-9 30’ W 41 lke, ‘Thence, 8, N 83° 15’ W-9.94 chains to a stake, No 9, 1.50 chains W of old Richardson cabin, and from which a black oak. 4” dia beats $ 51° 15’ W 56lks. Thence, 9 N79° W 10.71 chains to & stake, No 10, 8 links 8 ef Co. road, from which a pine 48 in dia bears N-80° E 28 lks dist. Thence, 10, N 80° 15’ W 4.00 chains to a stake No 11, 1.50 chs § of a ravine from which a pine 30” dia, bears N 50° E22 lks. Thence 11, N 29° 15’ W 15.86 chains to a pine tree, No 12, blazed, and from which & pine 20 in dia bears $17° 30’ E 54 lks. Thence, 12, N 26° 15 W 5.90 chains ny & pine 13.75 i a 13, Nt 5 Ait dia No.13. Thence, cian i. 15, 24” dia. Thence, 15, 8 61° 15’ 03 . n stake No16. Thence, 16,N 8° 15’ B 9.68 chains to a stake, No 17," marked M 2, being cor No 2 of approved survey of R. McMurray’s placer mine. 76° 15' £8.03 to a Stake from which Sec. stake between Secs 9 and 16, Township 17 North, Range 9 East, Mt. Diablo B and M, bears 8 35° 35° E 7.48 chains. Thence 18, § 3°, B 12.33 che to & yellow pine tree in’ aravine 36in dia, Thence, 19, N 73! E 1.80 chs to a stake, No 20, 1.50 chs E of rayine,' from which & pine 30 in dia. E 61 lks. ‘Thence, 20, $16 ed 45° £_4.46 chains toa pine tree No 21, 48”. dia. ana75 lks N of county road, Thence, 21,5 27° HE 3.46to a staxe, No = iN octal a reservoir from which a pine 9 In e 841° W 41hiks Thence, 23, 8 503% -W 5.50 chains to-plave_of beginning. Containing 109, 30-100.acres, lot No 61, in Sections 9 and 16, Township-17 North, Range 9 East, Mt. Diablo, Base ~and Meridian. Said location was made, andis the said Kennebec Hill Mining County and State aforesaid. Fort 0 applicant see book 14 of deeds, DP 682, 684, 146; book ook 30, p 624;bo0 eye, they give puny and diseased offspring, and poison, through successive generations, the race of man. The marks can be seen in @crofula, Consumption, wripples, 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 qwho have been treated with that pernicious MINERAL POISON ‘re not cured; the dis ease has assumed a new form. ‘ Do NOT BE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURR, ‘That leaves the poisor to crawl through the syetem, eating its way into the tissues and organs beneath the enperenn ly smooth sur-face, to burst outin thé future with a tiruence that will baffle the effects of medicine SEMINAL WEAKNESS. : The young man who experiences that owing weakness in his muscular and meéenfi organization should stop and consid whence ita rises: He will find in the weak aessof the back, trembling of the limbs, disordered digestion, unaccountabie failing of the powers of the mind, distaste for ssiety, dread of impending trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and lascivicus dreams, accompanied by growing , deafness, loss of muscular power, and nteqaerous othe™ symptoms of disorganization, the positive traces of that most terrible and destructive of all diseases—Seminal ‘Weakness—wasting away his powers, destroying bis hope of life and manhood, and dragging him along the broken path of his 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 mere cessation of the causes of its apgearance brings no relief. Marriage, that holy office, the safeguard and hope of manhood, brings to such a one no hope of cure, but adds to his misery in the knowledge that the one who looks to him for so much of her happinces is 4 vice tim of his evit, and an innocent companion of his punishment. He adds to his misery and disorder until hope leaves him, There ts no resetie—execept-in proper and skillful treatment. Consult, then, at once, & physician whose practice and careful research has made him thoroughly conversant with every phase of the disease. Those who hav ° become victims of solitary vices, that dreadful, fascinaiing and destructable habit, that fills thousands of sick rooms with paralytics . and consumptives, and hundreds of untime y graves with its misguided victims,should consult wi' nout delay, one who will sympa hise with their sufferings. To ench th 20, p 159, 48, p — book 32, p 394; pp 531 and book 34, 532: book 34, pp, 535, 560; book 41, p 151; book 48, p 463; book 45, pp &8, 70, and. book 48, pp— Records .of Nevada county, Adjoining claimants ate the McMurray placer claim and Pannals placer claim, on the North] : All persons holding-any adverse claims thereto are kereby required to present the same beiore this Office within sixty days, from the first day of publishing hereof. SSE FH): McFARLAND, Register. Dibble & Byrne, Attys. ~m23 eee ASSESSMENT NOTICE. _ NOLD RUN MINING COMPANY. Lo¥F cotion of prineipa) place ot business San Francisco. Location of works Gald . Flat, Nevada County, Cal. Notice fs hereby given, that at o meeting of.the Board of Virectors, held on the Sth day of June, 1875, an assessment (No. 12) of 15cents per share was levied upon the the corporation, payable immediately in Secretary, at the offices of the Company, 41 Market street. Any stock upon which this assessment sball.remaia unpaid on the 12th. day of July, 1875, will be delinquent, and adverfired for sale at public auction, and yniews' payment is made before, will be sold on FRIDAY, the 30th day of JULY, 75, to pay the jelinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expensés of sale. @ By order of the Directors, c. © PALMER. Secretary. Pn eget Market street San Francisco, Jal. ae : ; —o Delinquent Notice. NION GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California, Location of works, Columbia Hill, Nevada County, California, -Nottee—There are delinquent thereunto belonging or appertaining, the samé being taken to satisfy the-within writ and costs Company of In and So tub atiote ae above dé. scribed Po on for highest. bidder, upon the following described stock, on account of Assessment No. 10, levied on the Eighth day of May, 1875, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders as follows: _ No. of No. » Names. Cert’e Shares Amt. Abner H. Barker, . 2 woo: = $000 Estate of F. L, A, Pi: oche, po Ne se 4 434 Cc. W. Smith, 9 19 10 C. W. Smith, 10 18 10 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the Eighth diay of May, 1875, 0 many shares ot each parcel of such stock as may be necessary, Will be sold at public auction at the oflice-of the Company, No. 320 a fornia street, San Eranetsco, Galifornia, on TUESDAY, the SIXTH day of JULY, 1875 at the hour ef ko'clock, P. M., of sueh day, to pay delinquent assessments thereon, together with eosts of advertising * penses af the sale -" =_ . sal ‘THOMAS DERBY, Secretary. OsicesBO. 880, CaliforniPho weg 7 el pal care @spital stock of . United States gold and silver coin, to “thet tion 10, in Township 16 North, Lo age would especially recommend iim self, giving to each and all guarntees of a Perfect_and Permanent Cureawithout hindrance from business, change of diet, fear at exposure: IMFORTANT TO THE LADIES. When a Female-isin troutle or afflicted with disease, and requires medical or surgical attendance, the inquiry should be, where is there a physiciar who is fuliy competent to administer relief, and whose respectable standing in society recommends hits to the confidésuce of the community. The Doctor, apderstanding how imperatively necesbary these reqairements are, iter sod by callin: the fed tothe fact fiat he has been s” Professor of Obstetrics and Female diseases for Twenty Years, and: is fully qualified to ‘administer in all cases, both medically and surgically, not ina superficial manner, but fm as thorough a manner as years of study and practice—both in hospita sand families —can make, to save them.from the hands of the unqualified unscrupulous, and designing. Therefore, families can rely upon him as upona father. Allin affliction can find in him one whe can feel and sympathise with and befriend them introuble—one in whose secresy the utmost confidence can be vylacee To Correspondents. . §.--Persons of either sea, Who wish to consult the Doctor, and who cannot visit the city can, by stating their symptoms in a letter, receive advice and assurance of acure at home. All letters returned or de troyed. Address, BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M. D. No. 618 Sacramento Street, near Montgom ey . Box : United States Land Office. Sacramento, California, June 17, 1875. O &LL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Whereas, on the 34 day of Sept. 1874, thé Plat of Township 16 North, Range 10 Fast, was filed in the U. 8. Land Office. and by Commissioner’s letter dated December 9d, 1871, the S % of N W Quarter of Sec“Range 10 Fast, is to be treated as minerai in character, nntil the contrary is proved, after due notide:* And whereas. Louis Vors (Post Office address Dutch Flat, Placer County, Cal.) did, on the 15th day of December, 1874, file in the Register’a office of this District, his homestead application, No1027 Claiming thé above described land, and apto enter the same as agricultural land, lieging it to be more valuable for agricul tural than for mining purposes; therefore, you will take notice, eat under and by. virtue of instructions from the Commissioner of the General Land Office, dated May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the 29th day of July, A. D. 1875. at &.30 o'clock, AM., at this office, before the Register and Re. ceiver, for thé hearing of proofs to determine the character of said lands.In witness whereof, ‘we have herepnto set ovr hands the day and year firet above written, TB. McFARLAND, Register. . HART FELLOWS, eo ° Chas. H. Wyman, Atty. .; js the strength and vigor from the frame,—— feels called upon to. _the attention of .~

Pe Be ae CALISTOGA” o Mining Claim. REAL -ESTATE CQ. . United States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal, May. 12,1875. § hereby given, that the Dnion Gravel Mining Company, nder the laws of California, whose Post }Officé is-Sau Prancise and county, Cal., bas made applicatic patent for the Union Gri gold, situate in Kenne drict, Nevada county, goribed in the plat an in this office as pare Cal for a Paten ALISTOGA, with » population of about Ay 800 persons, is a village watering place at the head of the valley of Napa, in California. It is four hotrs travel north of San Francisco by steamer and rail, ; Its shipping port is of San Francisco, forty mile It lies at*he head of the most charming valley in the State. : The Beauties of Napa. : ‘In traversing this thirty-seven miles of fertile dale, the eye never wearies. If one des of the leafy mountains oii either side, whethey or down, and from the scene is one of it of St. Helena, . all, far to the “ WY OTICE i £ion existing, Vallejo, on the Bay avel Mine be 6 distant by ¢ Hill Mining DisCalifornia, and de4 field notes on file A : e ‘in tailings 8 of N of center of jation being 17° 30. E M Co., being 0.08 links and from. which a 4g” 10.50 lks.” % 4.29 chs to a stake , 857° 3. E ction line 10.40 chs W of 8.3, 4, 9and 10, 17 a Commencing at & 5' ‘Nichols’ house and ascends the si that bound the valle er looking up the vall whatever point of view, ravishing beauty. Mounting the summ which towers ever 1 gnowy-Neyadas. bound the view; . west ee th winged ships To the north ere docine, its sf 1, South 61° 35 E 2, and marked U G $ of I. Bowen's fence, twin pine-12” ‘Thence, 2, 8 399 45 dia bears N 87 1.85 chs cross Be ¢ Pacific Ocean, with its * c. oy eorner common to Sec : WN RE, 3.29 chs toa. stake, and its blue horizon.— . the vast forests of Menately trees twrned to shrub. pause, dwindled te-a mill dani. The Warm Springs,From tlre beauties of Napa we turn to its The estate covers 2000 The medicinal eleings are pringipally and sulphur. I f watering places is pro30-35 EB 8.00 chs to, ide of Spring Creek, front . 6936° EB 0.17E 2.00 chs cross common td 5, 4. t foot of black Thence, 6,8 80° 45’ o7. Thence, 7, 8 a stake on East 8 ~vhich a pine 6° dia-bears N Thence, 5, N 60° 35’ ect. line 3.40 chs S of cor, 8.46 chs to a stake a ouk blazed, 24°" dia. 3 49 chs to a stake, N "5° 15°E 8,67 chs to a° stake, No which a black oak bears N17 BE 0.8 1ks, 10’ E 3.35 chs to a black oak tree, dia on summit of ridge, and on E d, from. which a black other attractions. acres of fertile land. ments of the hot spr iron, Magnesia, mate the season 0. edge of Lake City roa oak 18” in dia bears N thence, 9; 8 69> ¢ree blazed 20” fence, and 1ch W The Surroundings. lting a map, it will be apparlistoga—is-deatined to become & ial town of importance, hich converge gto many of the richest tivated valleys of California, : Industrial Enterprises. . é new industry is no at the heaa‘of-the valley will give easy 30! E_ 8,16 chsto_a_pine dia. on line of U of Lake City and Nevada 10, 8 48° 16 BE" t.00-ch eross Nevada and Lake City roa No 11, 1.50 chs W of @ ravine, ,1%.91 chs to a white 29. dia and 125 chs W of ravine W 5.07 to a pine tree . . ine from which centre to. W ighways leadin 11,8 $2945 W "Thence. 12,8359 45’ 16 itv dia. 1.50 chs W of ray 24 in dis. bears 817 739 60-W 4.07 chs ‘toa E edyeof Nevada and ee, 14,8 64° 30 W 94 chsto-# black oa ati ‘at cross roads of Nevada and road leading to Thence, 15, $8.61 2.30 W 7.66 on Jower bank cf 2chs W Oof_ravine, 6.66 chs to a-stake bin,-0,50 Iks W-of bears 877° 00 W 17 N 64° 45’ W 9.09, chs to nee, 18, N 82° 45 W 4,26 on edge of diggings, on boundary line between Trood & Oo. and U G MCo’s. grounds. 5’ W, 1.58 chs to a stake, No iggings, and being SE of Trood & Co’s grounds, 43° 05 W 0.g0 chs descen High, 7.90 chs. a stake on edge & Co's boundary Hne. 10’ W, 8.21 che to & sugar p "Thence, 22, N 86° 30’ Wd outlet to U G M Co's diggings, 16.1 a pine tree 50 in Richardson ‘ditch. “"W 2.92 chs along tine of to.a black oak tree on lower 24, N §2° 10 W 6.17 chains to o Ocls 8 of present disG M Co’s diggings 10° 35. W 2.86 ailings; being on . w being introduced of Napa, which employment to all th tly it will support It is but the begin. Three miles below ‘ected as the site of a large , canning; +a. . 8 64 2 30’ W 13.40 chains to a stake on steep)! {hat now go to waste, and enroduction of more. In no acan these healthful -¢lebe cultivated more Thence, 13,8 ‘pine tree 20” dia, on ‘other new industries. ake City roads, “Then ning of many Calistoga is @e toa pine tree 8 in dia. Grizaly Hill ditch, and ‘Thence, 16,8759 45 WwW No 17, W. of old Boga couraging the p part of Californi ments of human food or more abundantly. f its rich soil, its prolonged seaxtraordinary vegetable growth one acre may be considered wuerever this mdustry is nthe Atlantic States. artificial waterflow may long the valley, for it ranges fall of livson, and the e stake, Nos. The in this.country, chs to a stare, No 1%, gation be want surely be found a is backed by mounta ad bank 20 feet ings, 8.00 chs to of diggings, and on The First Grand Auction Sale, Will be held onthe tract on. Wednesday, August 4, 1875, At120’clock M. Shareholders purchasing at the sale will be credited with the amount paid on their stock, and still share in the profits-of the Company. ine stub 50” dia, 1.00 chs cross Thence, 23, N 27° 20! Richardson ditch bank of ditch. Btako in tailings, 1.1 charge of flume from U Thence, 25, N chs to a cedar stump int boundary line of M, Zellerbach ted Gravel mine, approved surve Whence, 26, N-T49--35-E on lower bank of Richardson's ditch, § W corner of Trood & Co's groundNo 2, and from which mouth of U G M Co’s' tun nel bears S 1° 20’ EB 2 N 76° 80" B.12.66 chs of Trood & Go's ¢ odge of diggings, from din bears 8 714 ° E 1.00 chs. 382 15’ 8 0.80 ehs descend ba 30 chs to 2 stake in diggings, being on Boundary line between and U GM Oo’s ground. 2.00 chs to a stake in diggings on Thence, 30, N.86° 30’ E Calistoga Real Estate Co. The splendid proper containing 2082 acres, lots, suburban lots, ty above described, divided into town country séats, lol and farm tracts, has been boug y the above named company, aud is now offered for‘sate to the public, The Capital Stock of the Company is $1, 000, 000, Divided into . 20,000 Shares of $50 Each. The sale of-acertain number of shares ized by the Board at the ¥-FIVE CENT3 ON THF DOLLAR, MAKING $12 50 PER SHARE. By an arrangement between the forme owner and the present Company, no por tion of this land or the proceeds of its sale is consumed by expenses, or even smallest degree diverted from the use benefit ofthe stockhulaer, Whoever buys stock in ceives his pro rata share of this property, with its crops and rents in the meantime, without one cent of deduction for expe ad, even including taxes. this, too, no matter . erty shall beconie. 576-chs_to.a stake ht . in. aleng boundary line round, No 2,10 a stake on 1 which a pine 10” Thence, 28, N Tao0d & Co Not nas been author Ul we i Thence, 29, NI vate of TWENT -bowndary line. 4,70 chs to a BtaKke 44,N 8° 15’ EB 9,72 cha; leav cbs toa stak ‘Spring creek, and being” @o’s grounds No 3. W 4.24 chains to a stake in cente eA of Spring 73° 45.W 20.51 chs e diggings 14,72 e on tailings 1.50 chs 8 N Ecor of 'Trood & the Compuny re. to intersection of bounof Consolidated Gravel Mine (apMarks Zellerback) being 34, N 519-45! udary line to a 35, N 78° 45’ B proved survey of stake © G Nosle Thence, ¢ B 6,30 che aleng said bon atake () G Nood2. 15.78 chs to place of beginnin ing 200, 15-190 acres. north by land owned by W. W. N on the east by Holden a t:on the south by Trood & Co and vacant; on the west by Zeller“pach, Lrood & go oe ~ And . Sgid locations being of record in the Wool10W valuable the prop. -s¢ BE. W. Burr, President Savings and Loan . Or Society; C. Hartson, Pre Napa; J. B. Frispie, President V mercial Bank; JULIUS WETZLAR, Capital savings Bank Sacramento; J. P. Jackson, San Francisco. For full particulars and Lith Evans _& Co,; sident of Bank of etherr,and vacan CoLoNEL,. thereto are hereby required mimencing ata stake marked C G No nographic map ' onselidated Gravel Mine, being ¢ Zellerback’s approved surh corner No 30 of said ved survey, identical with corner No f Union Gravel Mine, bears Thence, va. 174° E,. along line of Zellerback’s ap-hs to Btake C G@ No 28. 9, 8 18° W 14,22 chs to stake © G Thence, 3, 8 2546° W 20.68 chs to Thence, 4, 8 574° W and being idenWilliam H. Martin, General Agent. OFFICE OF CaLLFORNIA IMMIGRANT UnNION,, 534 California St., and } atuke No 29 0 -and from whic 4 of Plat A, o A ee Es 2: N1% 2° W Webb Street, San Fraucisco, nt.ko CG No 26. 5 ut chs to stake O G No 25, tical with McCo No 6 at N W cor of survey of KR McM Plat B. Thence, 5,5 73. 2 E 3.03 chs to n stake McC No lat N E-cor of_apyroved survey of MceM’s Plat B, 4 O . 2.75 chstoa pine tree McH No 1,~-being corner ~ay's approved survey Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, 1 Sacramento, Cal., June OTICE is hereby given, th Eden, whose City, Nevada County, Cal., bh cation for pat a pine teecor tt >Ppiat oud, and marked McH No Thence, 8, N 27% >°.E 20. stake on tailings, and being corner No 5o0f ‘Phence, 9,N 184° eof beginning. CoptainBountled on. north aowned by Zellerback: on turray; on east. by RK. MeRichardson, and designated Post Office is, Nevada . of the U.S. Deputy Surveyor, the NW \ as made applient for the Spring -Giaim; bearing gold, situate in Nevada Mining District, Nevada county, California, and described as follows, to wit: being the S \ of 8 E %4 No. Three (3) in'Township Sixteen’ (16) North, Ran East, Mount Diablo Base and N containing Twenty (20) acres, tion was made March 19, 1873, ®y the apis recorded in the Records of . ty, California, book No, 5, page . 259, Adjoining claimants are the claim of Robert Hughes on the North. All persons holding any —adverse claim .réto are hereby required to present the this office within sixty days, from the first day of publishing hereof. , B. MeFARLAND, Register Ravine LNE %% of 8¥ Quarter of Section 14, in ani.e of Nevada r On surveyed land, McH approved a" F 14.35 chs to plac 2, 25-100 acres. and west by lan gouth by R. M Murray and §S, ‘as lot No 69.A and 5¢B, im Seotions 3, 4,9 avd 10, 'fownship 17 North, Range 9 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian wists of the following locations: J. W, Sumjaers et al: Mar 3, 1069; A. L. Curtis, et al, es etal, Feby 4, 1858; Iside & Co., Jar. feridian, and’ Jany. 10, 1857; I. Bat Nichols, Woe A. Crane et al, Mar 8, 1859; ° aL Dee 24, 183% Go. I’, McPherson & Co., 5, 1858; Henry Curtis et al, April 5, McPherson, May 25, 1858; 8, 1958; Rule, Wm. Weighel T. Taylor et al, Nov 21, 1857: B. I. Harrison et al, Oct 14, 1857; Mrs, Fleming et ‘al, Fan 11, 1857; Henry Curtis & Co,, Jany 15, 1357; Phil Bogan & Co. Feb. 10, 1830; Rule, Turner & Co., March _ 6 ,1859; John Gamble et al, Feby 4, 18.8; each of said locations being recorded in the ‘pecords of Kennebec Hill Mining District. yor title of-wppleavt sea book 4 of deeds, pp 155, 209, 261, 505; boow 4, 342, 891, 587: book 8, pp 94; book 9, 949; book 10, pp 2: boor 11, pp 346, 443, 1.562; book 12, pp, 609; book 14, pp 170; ook 16, pp 124; book 19, pp 65, 458; book 222; book 80, xpp: 477, 480, 481, 482; 2, pp $58, S61; book 338, pp $2; book $34, 435, 486, 437, 458. 439, 440, 43, 440; book 42, pp 557; book 43, PP 501; book 44. pp 166, 161 oon 46, Pp 157, 158, 159, “Nevada county; J. B. Henry et ~= 1808; Geo. F. . : Solomon Flanders, March ; ; “Turner & Co, April 10, 1858; ASSESSMENT NOTICE. ¢4 al, Nov 21, 1857; ar is . ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, loeation of princiyace of. business, San Francisco, CaliLocation of works, North Bloom. field, Nevada county, Cafifornia. Notice is that at a meeting ofthe Diheld on theSixteenth day of June, 1875, an assessment, (No, 38 lar per share was levied wpoh the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediia United States goid coin, to. the Secre‘ary ut the office of the Company, 320 California street, San Francisco, Calihereby given, pp 532; book 6, oi 40, pp 432, Any stock upon whieh this assessment shall remain unpuid on the twenty-sixth day ofJuly, 1875, will_be delinquent and adve~tised for sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before, will be sold’ on Friday, the ‘Thirteenth day of August, 1875; to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and exTHOMAS DERBY, Sectetarr. © nia Street, San Fran7 book #5, Pp 70; 160, records of Iding any adverse chitins thoreto aré hereby required to sume before thix OM row the first day of Dibble & Byrue, Attys. vad 91 OfRce:—320 Califor oiece Caiiforaia, pret chs ihn ‘ Application fora Patent for Mining Claim, UNITYED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cai., May 6. wiht IN Sten is hereby given, That. William ‘ Rankin, James Reid, Elihu Mills and Wai. W, Pryde, whose Post Office is Moore’s Flat, Nevada county, Cal., haye made ap. plication for Patent for the Blue Bank Gravel Mining Claims bearing gold, situate in Woolsey Flat Mining District, Nevada‘ county, California, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this office. as follews, Fiz: : Blue Bank Gravel Mine. Commencing at a stake No. 1, in diggings on boundary line between Oriental and Blue Bank ground, from which shaft: to present tunnel bears 8 54° 65” E.4.04 che. Thence, variation 17© 30’ EB, No. 1,8 16° 30° W_ 11.89 chs éross county. road 42.39 chs to a pine tree, with an = in trunk, 50” from ground, and blazed, thence, No 2,8 13° 45° E 18.70 che to a stake No 3,2. chs +north-of center of Bloody.Run Ravine,from. which a white fir 20 in. dia. bears § 25 00’ W 0.61 chs dist. Thence, No 3, 8872 30" E 13.43 chs to a stake-No 4,2 chs N of -Bigody Run Ravine. from which Balsam 6” Hears 3 30-S 30" E-0:44 ehs.--Thence, No. 4;, N16 30’ E 27.00 chs to # stake on lower bank of miners ditch,from which a fir 24 in, dia, bears N 75° W 0.45 chs. Thenee, No 6, § 84° 15’ E 2.50 chains to a stake on bank of Minér’s Ditch, from which a fir 36 in. dia. bears N 37° 30’ W 0.19 chains. Thence, No. 6, N 72° 45’ E_ 2.50 chs to a stake No 7 on bank of Miners’ Ditch. Thence, No 7, N42° 30’ E 2.77 chs toa cedat tree on bank of Miners’ Ditch. Thence, No 8, N 38° 00° E 9.88 chs. to a baleam fir bears N 562 00’ W 0.20 chs. Thence, No 9, N 189.162 E, 3.34 chs toa stake,.No10, on bank of ditch, Thence, . No10fN 23° 45 E 5.54 chs,.f0 a stake, No 11, on bank of ditch at foot of aspruce snag “Thence, No 11, N 59 2,15’ E.1.30 chains toa stake, No 12, on bank of ditch and at interséttion of section line between Sections 21 and 22. Thence, No-12. N.@° 45 W 855 chs to a stake on.section line 3.50 chs E of Co, Road, and 8-04 chs south of. section corner common to sections 15, 16, 21 and 22,T18N R10 E. Thence, No 13,N 72° 00 Wf 3.50 chs cross county road 11.50 chs toa stake tree, 48 in. dia. N W of Pride’s cabin, and just outside of fence. Thencé, No. 14, bank on East side of ravine. Thence, No 36,N11° 43’ W 14.91 chs to a stake on east side of a ravine, from which a cedar 24 in. dia, bears N 6° 30° W 0.25chs, ‘Thence, No 16,N 852 15’ W 6.02 chs toa cedar tree op E side of aravine at junction with ravine: running down: from stake No 15. Thence, No 17, 840915’ E 9.42 chs to a cedar tree on east side of ravine running down from station 15. Thence, No 18, 8 652 15’ W 1.00 chs cross certer of ravifie 1.52 chs to a twin spruce tree, blazed, and 1ch N W of falls. Thence, No 19, 8 17° 45° £8.50 chs to a stake on W side of ravine, and on line between Stations 15 and 91, Thence, No 20,8 64° 30’ W 1.10 chs toa stake on edge of bank 20’ high. Thence No 21. N 88°15’ W 0.10 chs descend bank . 90° high into diggings, 7.17 chs to a stake, No 22, on E side of Canon. 'Fhence, No 22, Suge E 0.80 chains to a stake on E side of Canon on edge of trail to mouth ofBlue Bank t el, mouth of tunnel. Thence, No 23, N 26245’ E 2.75 chs to a stake, No . 24, on E side Of Canon, from which mouth . of Blue_Bank Tine! bears N 249,15° Wa Thence, No 24, N 3O°3Q. EF 4.12 chs to a dead spruce tree, opposite “mouth of tunnel, which bears $ 62° 50°W. 'Bhence,No. 25,N 23° 00’ E 3.00 chs to a stake, No_26, on east side of Canon. Thence, No 26, N92 W 1.24 chs to a stake opposite end of_tail sluice and just above junction with rav running down from. Station 15, spruce 36>} dia. bears § 41° 30’ E 0.42 chs. Thence, guch a6 Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, $s in all its forms, otency, , Fanding) and Ulcerated egs success! trea: nouncing the principal Hospittis of Kearney Street, corner Francisco, d requiring . . The Doctor has 8 money in ie poh v alleviation Horri nd female, are t rene s miserable-existence from the effect of secret absorbe. stake, No 9, on bank of ditch, trom which . fy: or tLe enjoyment of life. _pituation thousands suff the oid et atten : } ) with any of these jorribie life “maladics—see cured before it be too late. . mediately to Dr. ness rivate or years, and who is injurious 4 who are poet the many pretended .aoctors who infest all cities, {nent physicians from placess trict inquiries, bands of those charlatans. self abuse. sexual a ee youth of both sex! extent, producing with the followin arabe, viz; Sallow countenance, spots under the eyes, pai Ing in the ears, 2 Jeaves and the rattling of ness about the loins, .¥ ecofused vision, confidence, diffi ers, a disiike dispo ory, hectic flushes, eruptions ig the ¢ ‘etid breat! aries monomans and frequent insanity. If relief be not ed should a or or by iy this disease, of No 27.8 81° 00’ W1.00 chs cross center of Francisec quack . gEW. REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY ie 623 .-KEARNEY . STREET, Cor. Commercial, Sax FRANCISCO in 1884, for the treat and Seminal Diseases SyphilSeminal Weakness, Im Skin Diseases (of geek DR. GIBBON fias the pleasure Of aned from visiting that he has bags geod Nee rte practice athis Dispenrary, 623 ar of Commer-ia., n patients and those STABLISHED ment of Sexual etc, where his old, es may find him.

his neither time nor ith increased .acilities for the iy suffering. ; he man jndulgences, OF from ‘virus ho the system . Look at their disfigured faces and dowa constitutions, peer iness of ma for eee ite. In this. horrid er until death rion rents, guardians, friends gl Sho F ring them are surffe soa tor and are cal or an ag reer Send them ko Gibbon, & physician who disease his especial study certain to curé the without mercury or S. isaportent to re flicted, or to those o #re inter the welfare of their frienis, to be any _of-those ,fade p publishing their skill in gn frontof. the Lake Company’s office, posinenrmien Sores et “. pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO me delivered, issued out of the Court or Ay A. Smith, Esq,,an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the township of. Bloomfield, county of Nevada; and State of California, bearing date May 27th, 1876, in fayer of Dr. G. 8. Farley.and against Gideon McDonald, for the’ sum of $76 50-100" damages and costs of suits, 1 have, on the 22d day of June, 1875, levied upon all the rizht, title and interest of the defendant, Gideon McDonald, of in and to the following described property, to wit: That certain piece of mining ground ‘or claim situated in Columbia Hill Mining District, and bounded as follows: Couumencing at a stake near an oak tree, about. 150 feet westerly from an old log cabin‘on the point between Tisdol’s Ranch and Cox’s block mill, running from that stake around a point with the ditch 800 feet toa stake by a pine tree; thence-straight to the centre of main ridge; thence along the ridge toa stake near Cox's block mill; theuce straight down side hilt to place of beginning. This ground is pounded and staked with stakes marked Shanghae Company. se = Notice is lrereby given that T will sell at public auction, all_ the above _describedproperty to the highest bidder, for eee a Columbia Hill, on : Monday, July 19th, 1875, ~ At One o’clock, P. M. : Given under my hand this 92a day of June, 1875. ow E. CUMMINGS, Constable of Bloomfield Township. ate a No. 696, Appiiéation for a Patent to a Unirep States LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal, May 20, 1875. YOTICE is hereby given that theYuba N Gravel Range Mining Co., a corporatiou existing under the laws of Cal., whose Post Office is’ North San Juan, Nevada County, Cal., has made application for patmine, bearing gold, situate in Kennebeck. Hill Mining District, Nevada county, California, and described in the plat and field noies on file in this office as fol.ows, viz: + Cpgatabte's Be oe vSec. 25, the 8 +4 of Sec: 25, ent for the Yuba Gravel Renge Placer . , a i Bnited States Land Office. emeeks Sacramento, California, June 19, 1875. "ayo L WHOM IT MAYCONCERN: Whereas, on the 3d day of Sept. 1874, the Plat of Township 17 North, Range 9 East, was filed in the U. 8, Land Office, and by Commissioner’s letter dated December 9a, 1871, and by the return of the U. 8. Deputy Surveyor, the fractional N % of and all of Sectioh’ 35, in Township 17 North, Range 9 East, is to be treated a8, mineral in charac. ter, until the contrary 1s proved, after due notice. And whereas, the’ Central Pacite' k. RB. Company, by B. B. Redding, Land Agent, (Post office address San Francisco, Cal.). did, oh the 18th day of June, 1875, apply to offer proofs touching the charac. ter of said land; therefore, you will take notice, that under and by virtué of instrne. tions from the Commissioner of the General Land Office, dated May 6th. 1871, we have fixed the 30¢h day of July, A. D. 1875, at 1 o'clock, P, M., at this office, before the Register andReceiver, forthe hearing of proofs to determine the character of said jJands. ; _In-witness whereof, wo hayeherennto set our hands the day and year first above writte Ds —— ee " eis x —_ 7, B. McFAREAND. Register. j22 HART FELLOW$fMeceiver. ~ CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE Establigned by OR. J: C. YOUNG, IN 1850. ‘No Cure, No Pay. Consguitation, by Letter ‘or otheawie, Free. * “HISCELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAs. enjoyed on this Coast an uninterrupted success of 21 years, and has become one of ashe most celebrated Institutions of the age. “The great number afinually received and cured, place it in. point of number of pa tients 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 great destroyers of health. They insid-jously attack the system, and gradually un1 they drive zhe blvom fom the cheek, the lustre from the fal snd make eare » therefore, ey fall into the or you may éminal Weakness. Siataat Emissions, the consequenceThis solitary vice, OF deprave is practiced by the to an almost unlimited g certainty, of morbid symptoms, medical .* dark n anthe head, ringlike the rustling ot chariots, uneasieakness of the limbs, intellect, loss of 69 dence in approaching strangnoise to form new yong ee a gociety, loss of memimplies and various furred tongue, consumption, night sition to shun coughs, obtained, so affiictly immediately, either in etter, and have : “en Leos d scientific mode oO reatin, Pain mer “never fatis a bee ‘ : ._ will give eee one who will -ove satisfactorily to him that he wascured ia complaint by ‘either of the San 8. ; canon, 1.49 ths to a stake on west side of raMarried Men, vine, Thence, No 28,8 9° E 0.80 chains . Oy those who contemplate marriage, who toa stake on west side of’canon. Thence;} gre suffering under any ‘of these fearful No 29, 823° W 2.84 chains to a stake on, W side of canon. hence, N 3.75 cha tea stake on west side of camon. Thence, No 31, 5 26 45" W 2.59 chains to a stuke on west sido of canon. Thence, No 59,8 12°00’ W £.60-chs toa stake on W side of canon, and on line between stations 21 to 1, and 0.75 chs N of blacksmith shop. Thence, No 33, N 83° 15' W 5.32 chains to place of beginning. Containing 173, 26-100 neres, and designated as lot No 41 in Sections 16 and 21, township 18 North, Range 10 East, Mt Diablo Base and Meridian,. 8: ra locations were made as follows: David Scranton, et al, Dec, 12,°1853,. By B, Day et al, Dec. 21, 1883,: Buckeye Tunnel Co., April 2.1855, Geo L. Wyatt et al, June 3, 1855; aud by the applicants January 8, 1875. Flat-Mining District records,and the Mining Records of Nevada county, The applicants claim by purchase and loeation. Adjoining Claimants are on: the west, the, ental ‘X. I. X. and Boston Companies, andon ths North, Eastand South by vacant: ground. ; All pereons holding any adverse claim to present the same before this Office within sixty days from the first day of publishing hereof, T, B. McFARLAND, Register, Geo. 8. Hipp, Atty. m9 United States Land: Office, Sacramento, California, June 7, 1875. © Sauruel T. Curtis, 8. L, Blackwell,’ P-H.-Wand, and_to.all whom it may. concern: Whereas, Mineral Application No. 674 was filed in the U. 8. Land Office, alleging the N W \% of 8 W.¥ and W of N Ej ship 18 North, Range. 10 East, to be more valuable for mining than for agricultural } purposes, and by Jomnmissioner’s letter) dated December 2d, 1871; and by the return of SE \%, N3¢ of SW. \ Section 13, and Township 18 North, Range 10 East, is t treated as mineral in character, until contrary is proved, after due notice. And . whereas, Fabius Carrion, (Post Office address Moore’s Flat; Nevada county, Cal.) did, om the 22d day of May. 1875, apply to) firs Mm the Register’s Office of this District his Declaratory Statement Claiming the above described land, and applied to enter the same as agricultural lana, alleging it to be more valuable for agricultural thea for mining purposes;, Therefore, you will take notice, that undér'and “by virtue of instructions from the Commissioner of the GenetabLand Office, dated May 6th, 1871. we have fixéd the 2ist day of July, A. D., 1875, at lL o'clock, ¥: M. abthis.offige, ‘be fore the Register and Receiver, for the hearing of proofs to determine the cbaracter of said lands. ‘ In witness whereof we baye hereunto set your hands the day alld year first above written. Py ee McFARLAND, Register. "HART FELLOWS, Receiver. W. D. Long, Atty. for Fabius Carrion. j16 OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. APPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN : trom the effects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood restored. Inaped iments to marriage removed. New method ‘ot. treatment. New remarkable. remedies. Books and circulars sent free, .in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD’ ASSOCIAT.sON, No. 419 North Nimth.street, Philadelphia, Pa,— an institution having a high reputation for homorable cenduct and drofessional skill EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada) a. AMES, MONRO having opened a meat , Market on Commercial street, is. supply customers with the best. ¢ ee aay muladies, should not forget 0 30,8 3° 30° W, . sponsibility to obtain immediate geneng upon h with im than to f 4 ally setisfactory remuneration of services. rendered, considering thie . “y#the cases, rather than & \ pelfish practice of extortion among quacks a binding himself to effect & enent ones coin, in a registered th Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., a package of by express to stieet, comer Commercial, Post Office Box 1957. Dk: GIvBO! ‘ment in the DaILr ‘TRaNsoRiPt. the sacred reresting upon them, nor delay , lg yee at ‘or packages 8 w yeranee of confidential icit faith, and expect 20. more charged with a fair and mutucircumstances too prevalent and tenders. ; : . GIBBON is sible, and will patient a written instrument, RK. ive to each or make no charge. ured at Ine. Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, tirre the disease has. medicine promptly forwarded, ismyptome, length of continued, and the free from stating case, d and curtosity, to any part of the conmtty; with full ae direction for ane. enclosing TEN DOLLARS in letter through the medicine will be forwarded of the Union. . F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney San ‘Francisco. Address DR. \ Private entrance on Commercial treet. Remember to. put BOX 1957 on the letber ‘ Consultations FREE. ag Cortespondents will please inform that they zead his advertise omyl kof 8 W Quarter of Bection 13/an°Town. }. wa State of California, dated the 25th day of June 1875, in a certain action wherein Geo. £. Turner and FE. W. Bigelow, doing business under the.firm name and style of E. W. Bigelow & Co4, a8 plaintifts, judgment nefauth, C. E. and James Pattison, doin the name of Phillibuster as defendants, for the cipal, arid $2690 costs day of June, 187 following descr os right, title and interest of E. T. Worthey, 1 Revinson, and Janes Pattison, doing dbusiness under the name of Phillibuster Mining Oo above named defendants of, in situa Bar Hill, opposite Co. pared oe a a eae Constable's Sale. Justice J. a Township, M. Walling’s Court, of ein thé county of Nevada, B* irtue of an execution issued ont of recovered against E:T. Worthley, ‘P. HunWhitney, John Robinson, business under ning Company sum of $259 13 prinof suit, on the 25th have levied — the property to wit: All P. Hennefauth, 0. 2. Whitney, Jolm nd to those certain mining claims dyihg and veltig ‘oo Frenchman's Jd Springs, in the Connty of .Neyada, ogee A Nevada, State of fornis, and abont one‘and onehalf miles above the Central House, on the Washin gton road, and adjoining the South Yuba Conzpany’s claims on the west, and known as the ,Phillibuster Company's mining claims, the same having been heretofore attached in the aboye entitled action on the 16th Gay of April, 1875, together with all and singular the tenements, héereditaments and appurtenances. and ail the rights and privileges-of the said Phi. libuster Company, in any wise . and accruing’ costs, “Notice is hereby given thet en Monday, . of July, 18, between the the ivth day: hours of 9 o'clock a, M. and 5 o’claek, P, x, infront of the Court Honse door in the ae ti‘, T. Seo mee Soa ee the tty, at public au cash, in gold coin, to the t to satisfy salad execution and. all costs. ‘Dated at New: the 25th day of Jd i ea 1875. aah, a: Constable, W., Long, atiyh tse Ua TRMAA?: “pears N 30° ‘radical and perimposing : a ‘ a dest it: “curing all diseases. a few days, 4} 2 . Commencing at a pine stump designated . dermine and destroy 1%; upon the public seating agro Comnit notes 26 No-1, standing 8 Iks South of Hustler's wood shed. Thence, variation being 174 9 E,1, § 44° 30’ E 18.08 chs to a stake, No 2, from which a black oak -30” pears N 38° BE 97 1ks dist. ‘Thence, 2, 8 55° 45’ EB 3.84 chains fo a stake No 3, from which a black oak 36” bears S 66° W 34 iks. Thence, 2.8 25° 30’ W 1.77 chains to astake, No 4,1.ch § of mining cut, from which a pine 8” bears N.12""E 39 Ins dist. Thence, 4, N 81° 15’ W:4.25. to a stake in diggings. Thence, 5, 8 41°. 15 W 3.18 chains to a stake, No--6;. in. diggings. Thence, 6,8 30° 00’ W 1.49 chains to a stake, No 7, in diggings. Thence, 7,83° 15’ E 4.00 chains toa stake, No 8, 10 lksS of edge of mining cut, and from which a black oak 12” Gia, bears N. 83-9 30’ W 41 lke, ‘Thence, 8, N 83° 15’ W-9.94 chains to a stake, No 9, 1.50 chains W of old Richardson cabin, and from which a black oak. 4” dia beats $ 51° 15’ W 56lks. Thence, 9 N79° W 10.71 chains to & stake, No 10, 8 links 8 ef Co. road, from which a pine 48 in dia bears N-80° E 28 lks dist. Thence, 10, N 80° 15’ W 4.00 chains to a stake No 11, 1.50 chs § of a ravine from which a pine 30” dia, bears N 50° E22 lks. Thence 11, N 29° 15’ W 15.86 chains to a pine tree, No 12, blazed, and from which & pine 20 in dia bears $17° 30’ E 54 lks. Thence, 12, N 26° 15 W 5.90 chains ny & pine 13.75 i a 13, Nt 5 Ait dia No.13. Thence, cian i. 15, 24” dia. Thence, 15, 8 61° 15’ 03 . n stake No16. Thence, 16,N 8° 15’ B 9.68 chains to a stake, No 17," marked M 2, being cor No 2 of approved survey of R. McMurray’s placer mine. 76° 15' £8.03 to a Stake from which Sec. stake between Secs 9 and 16, Township 17 North, Range 9 East, Mt. Diablo B and M, bears 8 35° 35° E 7.48 chains. Thence 18, § 3°, B 12.33 che to & yellow pine tree in’ aravine 36in dia, Thence, 19, N 73! E 1.80 chs to a stake, No 20, 1.50 chs E of rayine,' from which & pine 30 in dia. E 61 lks. ‘Thence, 20, $16 ed 45° £_4.46 chains toa pine tree No 21, 48”. dia. ana75 lks N of county road, Thence, 21,5 27° HE 3.46to a staxe, No = iN octal a reservoir from which a pine 9 In e 841° W 41hiks Thence, 23, 8 503% -W 5.50 chains to-plave_of beginning. Containing 109, 30-100.acres, lot No 61, in Sections 9 and 16, Township-17 North, Range 9 East, Mt. Diablo, Base ~and Meridian. Said location was made, andis the said Kennebec Hill Mining County and State aforesaid. Fort 0 applicant see book 14 of deeds, DP 682, 684, 146; book ook 30, p 624;bo0 eye, they give puny and diseased offspring, and poison, through successive generations, the race of man. The marks can be seen in @crofula, Consumption, wripples, 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 qwho have been treated with that pernicious MINERAL POISON ‘re not cured; the dis ease has assumed a new form. ‘ Do NOT BE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURR, ‘That leaves the poisor to crawl through the syetem, eating its way into the tissues and organs beneath the enperenn ly smooth sur-face, to burst outin thé future with a tiruence that will baffle the effects of medicine SEMINAL WEAKNESS. : The young man who experiences that owing weakness in his muscular and meéenfi organization should stop and consid whence ita rises: He will find in the weak aessof the back, trembling of the limbs, disordered digestion, unaccountabie failing of the powers of the mind, distaste for ssiety, dread of impending trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and lascivicus dreams, accompanied by growing , deafness, loss of muscular power, and nteqaerous othe™ symptoms of disorganization, the positive traces of that most terrible and destructive of all diseases—Seminal ‘Weakness—wasting away his powers, destroying bis hope of life and manhood, and dragging him along the broken path of his 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 mere cessation of the causes of its apgearance brings no relief. Marriage, that holy office, the safeguard and hope of manhood, brings to such a one no hope of cure, but adds to his misery in the knowledge that the one who looks to him for so much of her happinces is 4 vice tim of his evit, and an innocent companion of his punishment. He adds to his misery and disorder until hope leaves him, There ts no resetie—execept-in proper and skillful treatment. Consult, then, at once, & physician whose practice and careful research has made him thoroughly conversant with every phase of the disease. Those who hav ° become victims of solitary vices, that dreadful, fascinaiing and destructable habit, that fills thousands of sick rooms with paralytics . and consumptives, and hundreds of untime y graves with its misguided victims,should consult wi' nout delay, one who will sympa hise with their sufferings. To ench th 20, p 159, 48, p — book 32, p 394; pp 531 and book 34, 532: book 34, pp, 535, 560; book 41, p 151; book 48, p 463; book 45, pp &8, 70, and. book 48, pp— Records .of Nevada county, Adjoining claimants ate the McMurray placer claim and Pannals placer claim, on the North] : All persons holding-any adverse claims thereto are kereby required to present the same beiore this Office within sixty days, from the first day of publishing hereof. SSE FH): McFARLAND, Register. Dibble & Byrne, Attys. ~m23 eee ASSESSMENT NOTICE. _ NOLD RUN MINING COMPANY. Lo¥F cotion of prineipa) place ot business San Francisco. Location of works Gald . Flat, Nevada County, Cal. Notice fs hereby given, that at o meeting of.the Board of Virectors, held on the Sth day of June, 1875, an assessment (No. 12) of 15cents per share was levied upon the the corporation, payable immediately in Secretary, at the offices of the Company, 41 Market street. Any stock upon which this assessment sball.remaia unpaid on the 12th. day of July, 1875, will be delinquent, and adverfired for sale at public auction, and yniews' payment is made before, will be sold on FRIDAY, the 30th day of JULY, 75, to pay the jelinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expensés of sale. @ By order of the Directors, c. © PALMER. Secretary. Pn eget Market street San Francisco, Jal. ae : ; —o Delinquent Notice. NION GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California, Location of works, Columbia Hill, Nevada County, California, -Nottee—There are delinquent thereunto belonging or appertaining, the samé being taken to satisfy the-within writ and costs Company of In and So tub atiote ae above dé. scribed Po on for highest. bidder, upon the following described stock, on account of Assessment No. 10, levied on the Eighth day of May, 1875, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders as follows: _ No. of No. » Names. Cert’e Shares Amt. Abner H. Barker, . 2 woo: = $000 Estate of F. L, A, Pi: oche, po Ne se 4 434 Cc. W. Smith, 9 19 10 C. W. Smith, 10 18 10 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the Eighth diay of May, 1875, 0 many shares ot each parcel of such stock as may be necessary, Will be sold at public auction at the oflice-of the Company, No. 320 a fornia street, San Eranetsco, Galifornia, on TUESDAY, the SIXTH day of JULY, 1875 at the hour ef ko'clock, P. M., of sueh day, to pay delinquent assessments thereon, together with eosts of advertising * penses af the sale -" =_ . sal ‘THOMAS DERBY, Secretary. OsicesBO. 880, CaliforniPho weg 7 el pal care @spital stock of . United States gold and silver coin, to “thet tion 10, in Township 16 North, Lo age would especially recommend iim self, giving to each and all guarntees of a Perfect_and Permanent Cureawithout hindrance from business, change of diet, fear at exposure: IMFORTANT TO THE LADIES. When a Female-isin troutle or afflicted with disease, and requires medical or surgical attendance, the inquiry should be, where is there a physiciar who is fuliy competent to administer relief, and whose respectable standing in society recommends hits to the confidésuce of the community. The Doctor, apderstanding how imperatively necesbary these reqairements are, iter sod by callin: the fed tothe fact fiat he has been s” Professor of Obstetrics and Female diseases for Twenty Years, and: is fully qualified to ‘administer in all cases, both medically and surgically, not ina superficial manner, but fm as thorough a manner as years of study and practice—both in hospita sand families —can make, to save them.from the hands of the unqualified unscrupulous, and designing. Therefore, families can rely upon him as upona father. Allin affliction can find in him one whe can feel and sympathise with and befriend them introuble—one in whose secresy the utmost confidence can be vylacee To Correspondents. . §.--Persons of either sea, Who wish to consult the Doctor, and who cannot visit the city can, by stating their symptoms in a letter, receive advice and assurance of acure at home. All letters returned or de troyed. Address, BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M. D. No. 618 Sacramento Street, near Montgom ey . Box : United States Land Office. Sacramento, California, June 17, 1875. O &LL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Whereas, on the 34 day of Sept. 1874, thé Plat of Township 16 North, Range 10 Fast, was filed in the U. 8. Land Office. and by Commissioner’s letter dated December 9d, 1871, the S % of N W Quarter of Sec“Range 10 Fast, is to be treated as minerai in character, nntil the contrary is proved, after due notide:* And whereas. Louis Vors (Post Office address Dutch Flat, Placer County, Cal.) did, on the 15th day of December, 1874, file in the Register’a office of this District, his homestead application, No1027 Claiming thé above described land, and apto enter the same as agricultural land, lieging it to be more valuable for agricul tural than for mining purposes; therefore, you will take notice, eat under and by. virtue of instructions from the Commissioner of the General Land Office, dated May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the 29th day of July, A. D. 1875. at &.30 o'clock, AM., at this office, before the Register and Re. ceiver, for thé hearing of proofs to determine the character of said lands.In witness whereof, ‘we have herepnto set ovr hands the day and year firet above written, TB. McFARLAND, Register. . HART FELLOWS, eo ° Chas. H. Wyman, Atty. .; js the strength and vigor from the frame,—— feels called upon to.. _the attention of .~