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~ at-the office of the Company, Room
ss shall remain unpaid on-the 17th
day of June, 4, D, 1878, wl be delinquent, und advertised --for saie at
public auction; and unless payment
is mpde befor be sold onthe: 5th
“aay of July, .
hes Probate Court.
-(ay oOth,-1818.
Revised Orcdivances of the Ciry .
~ any kind, or brush,or shall allow any-such
intending to erect any building within this
-rints during the time such building is bedate per -qiarter; apd-—every-person-orpers
"KE Gasper, Clepk.
saipst the said decedent to exhibit them
Assessment Notice:
oo S
é HE Nevada Gravel Mining Company,
Ty location of principal place of business
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
Location -of, works Nevada (ity, Nevada
county, California. Notice is hereby given
that st @ meeting of the Board of Directors,
hgid on the 14th day of May, a.p. 1878, an
assessment (No.%) of ten cénts per share
was levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation, payable immediately, -in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary,
5i1. California stry-Stevenson’s Building,
Ban Francisco, Cal, :
Any stock upon which this assessment
pay the delinquent
assessment, tog.faer with costs of adver
tisingan lexporfen of sale.-e Board of Di*ectors.
‘ J. PENTICOST, Sec.
Office; Room No. 12,511 California’ St.,
Btephenson’s Buildiag, San Franciseo,
by order of t
Sen
“TATE of @alifornia, county of Nevad
ii the water of the ertatoor Mibert
12,TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW. REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES!
bey DE: GIBBON’S
" DISPENSARY,.
623 Kearny Street,
CORNER COMMERCIAL
“STREET,
San: Francisco.
NSTABLISHED in 1854, for the treat
4, ment of Sexual nd Seminal Diseass
such as Gonorrhea,Gleet, Stricture, Syphil
isin allits forms, Seminal: Weakness Impotency, etc. Skin Diseases (of years
standing) and. Ulcerated legs successfully
treated. ; ;
Dk. GIBBON has the pleasure of an
nouncing that he has returned from visiting
the principal Hospitals of Europe, and ha
resumed practice at his Dispensary, 6
chardin,deceased. Pursnant to an order of
said Court, made¢.on-the.30th day of May,
A.D. 1318, notice is hereby given. that
pionday,. the bth of dime; Ay DP. 1878, at
1H-o’clock A. MI. of ssid day, and the Court
Room of-said Court, at the Court House it
the city and county of Nevada, have been
appointed asthetime and place for proving
the will-of said Hubertus Schardin,deces’d,
and for hearing the application of Catharips Schardin for the isguance to her of
Letters Testamentary thereon, when ard
oytieie ath person interested nay appear
and contest the same. E
: JAMES D. WHITE, Clerk.
J, 1, Caldwell, Att'y for pet’r.
returned with increased facilities for the
alleviation of human suffering. a
Horribie Diseases.
How matty -thousands of persons, beth
male and female, are there-who are suffering out a miserable existence fram the effect-or secret indulgences, or.frum —virus
absorbed into.tle system ! Wook at their
-pallid, emaciated and disfigured faces and
meni hroker tin wit constitutions; ater
fyingthem-for the happiness of marriage
-or the enjoyment of life. In this horrid
situstion thousands suffer until death closes
the scene. Let parents, guardians, friends
attend toany of those who are. sufferiug
with any of these horrible life destroying
of Nevada q Maladies ~ see that they are cared for and
—— see s
Revised Ordinance No. 5.
Section 1, Any person or persons who
gshallthrow into aliy of “the streets or BewS
cis ef thig city, or in any portion-of Deer
Creek Syithin the city limits, rapbish of
rubbish or brush to lay in fronj of his or
their buildings, oseupled 16ts'br premises
or irany wy 6 batractthe streets. or sid
walks, shall upon conviction therest be
fined in any sum not less than Ten and not
to exceed Fifty Dollars, or. by imprisonmient in.the city prison not to exceed ten
days, provided that any person or persons
6 leave to occupy not more
than-one-half of the width of the street in
front of his or their premises —with miateing erocted, s
9; 6, LOCKELEN, President,
K. Casrern, Clerk. ]
Vay 230, 1878)
Revised Ordinance No, 7.
Section 8. Evéry person engaged in the
inerant vending of dry goods, clothing,
jewelry, froveries or any other class.of
uerghandise, within. the-corporate limits
of the city, shall pay for license to do the
suine the sum of twenty-five dollars per
qfarter,
~ hvery person engaged in the itinerant
nwof fruit and vegetables within the
corporate limits of the city; when not pros
caced by himself, or in the vending of any
fish orahell fish, shell before commencing
any such trafiie, procure and pay fora license to carry on said business of ten dolons taking out such license, while en{aged inssuch traffic, aré required to have
the same. in his or their possession, ‘and
exhibit the same when required by the
pyeper authorities ot the-city of Nevada,
s. otion 14. Optum retailing and smoking establishments. Every person 6r firm
cured before it be too late. Send them immediately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who
has made private disease his especial study
for years, and. who is. cértain to cure the
taost.inveterate cases without mercury or
injurions drugs: It is important to those
wira are afflicted, or ta thosé who are’ interested in the welfare of their friends, to be
careful of the imany pretended doctors who
infest all cities, publishing their skill in
curing all diseases in a few days, imposing
Upon the piblicby using the names of eminent physicians from Europe and other
places. Be, therefore, careful andmike
strict inquiries, or you ‘may fall inte the
hands of cthercharlatans.
hingi Weakness.
eminal “missions, the—conseqnense-ot,
self abuse,_-This solitary vice, or dépraved
“sexual Indulgence, is practiced by “the
youth of both sexes to an almost unlimitid
extent, producing with unerring ‘certainty,
the teHowing train—of-morbidt sy mptems:
unless combatted by scientific’ medical
i How countenance, dark
yes, pain inthe head, ringingintbe ears, noise Jike the rustling of
loavesand the rattling of chariots, uiueasihess about the ee of the limbs,
eonfused yision, blihted intellect, loss of
confidence, diffidence in approachinystrangers, a dislike toform new acquaintances, a
disposition to shun society, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimples and variou
eruptions about the face, furred tongue,
fetid—breath, coughs, coasumption, night
sweats, monomania and frequent insanity,
If relief be not obtained, persons so afflict.
ed should apply immediately, either -in
person or by letter, and have a cute effected
by his new and scientific mode of treating
this disease, which never tails of effecting
a. quick ant radical cure,_.Dr-G.willwive
One Hundred Dollars to any one who will
prove satisfactorily to him that he wascured
of this complaint by either of the San
Francisco quacks.
= Martied Men,
Or those who contemplate marriage, who
are suffering under ‘any of these fearful
engaged if the business of retailing opium,
Andevery porson or company wh shall .
Kkeepand refail opium for the purpose of}
being smoke l noon the apot or elsewhere,
bhall pay a dicensea for the transaetion of ;
such business, of Twenty Doilurs per quar. .
ter. 3. OG. LOCKLUIN, President.
kK, Casven, Clerk,
Revised Ordinance, No, 16, .
Section 1.’ The Marshal ‘and Policeman .
thailin all eases of artesf fur violation of
Ciby Ordinavees, where the fine is collect.
et, aud not ofnerwise, receive the sum of .
Hix Doilara for their services in making .
paid arrest and attending on court’ trial.
section 4. The City Policeman or Night }
Witchtoan, shall receive -as:competisation .
“Tox his sorvices the sum of Sixty Dollars .
pet month, to be paid out of the General
Fund of the city treasury, The Policeman
or Bight Watchman: shail not collect any.
meney from citizens for night watehing,
“ J. 0, LUCKLIN, Pre: ident,
aserR, Clerk,
¥ ava + af
=
Revised Ordinance No. 41,
Section 1. Horned cattle, horses, mules
or ggats. No horned cattle, horses, mules
or proats, Shall be-permitted to ran at latve
Within the corporate timits of the City of
Nevada ip the: night time; between the
hours of 38 o’clock P. M. and 5 0'’elock A.M,
Section 2.It shall be lawfal toe andat
#6 hereby made the duty ot the City Marghaltotikeup and impound all horned
eattle, horses, mules er goats, found run
ning at large withine the city limite; be:
twyeu-the hours above ‘stated, in Kect-on 1,
J. ©. LOCKLIN, President,
K. Casvrn, Clerk,
diay 23d,. 1s,
Nevised Ordinance No, 46.
maladies, should not forget the sacred re.
Ssponsitility resting upon them, nor delay
to obtain inimediate relief.
DI. GIBBON is responsible, and will
give to each patisnt a written instrument,
binding himself to effect a radical ‘and per.
manent cure, or make no charge:
* Cured at Home, ,
Person® at a distance may be CURED AT
HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case, smyptoms, length of
time the ‘disease has continned, and the
medicine promptly forwarded, freé from .
dainage. and curtosity, to any part of the .
conntry, with full and ‘plain direction for
use. By enclosing TEN: DOLLARS in
; coin, fu a registered letter through the
Post Oilice, er through Wells, Fargo & Co,,
a package of medicine will be forwarded
by expyess to any part of the Union.
Address DK. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney
cheet.corner. Commercial San Francisco
Post Ofice Box 1057,
Privateentrance on Commercial treet.
: Remember to put BOX 1057 on tbe let
er.
Oonsultations FREE,
R# Correspondents will please inform
—PR-AHBBON that-they+ead—this-adment in the DarLy Pranecripr f vayl
a
DOERTIST ERY
R. P. FE, HUGHSON, has opened
an office
In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street.
Over Hyman Bros.’ Store.
He is proparéd to perform all kinds of
Mechanieal and Operative Dentistry, in the
latest and most approvéd styles.
Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver
Vulcabits and Alun iniam, Satisfactiou
varanteed as to quehty and price of work.
Sactioa l, The City Assessor shell ro .
ceive as compensation: for his offletald ser:
yieos the sum of two hundred dollars por
anntin, .
section 2, All ordinances heretofore
dconcerning the office ef City Asses.
bor are hereby repealed,
J.C LOCKLIN, President.
Caspen, Clerk:
_—_—
K.
ry An: Ordinance,
Fixing the compensation as*Qlerk of the }
board of.'frustecs of the Citv ef Nevada. .
The Trastees of the Gity of Neyada door. .
_ avn} a8 fullows: :
Spotion lL. Salary of Clegpk. Phe Clerk
ofthe Board of Trustues ofthe City of Ne.
yada, shall reetive us compétisation tor his
official services the sun. cf one Huudred
Dollars peF year,
Ail Ordinances in. conflict with the Or.
dinances adapted and revised at this meeting are hereby repoatod
J. UO, LUIELIN, President, “
Muy 230. I8T3.
Notice .o Creanors,
NITATE OF P. F. DILLON, deceased.
4 Notice is here uy wiven by thle under.
igned, Henry C. Dillon, Executor of the
last willof P.T. Ditloh, deceased, to the
‘vedi tors of ,and,all persons having claims
with the necessary vonchers within four
onthe afier the first) ubiication of this
vice to the sald Heor) ¢. Dillon, at ‘the
hee of W. D. Long, tn Nevada City, in
tic County-of Nevacs, i
£ ~ HENRY GC. DILLON,
ixeeytor of the Last Will of P. F, Dilon,
Ceceased, es :
Ww. D. Lana, Attorney. =.
Neyaip City, Aley igth, 1978;
—
Visits made at residence. desired,
Nevada, May 35th, i
B KST BUSINESS. you can engite in.
D $5 to $20 per day made by any worker
of either sex. tight in their own localities.
. Particulars and samples ‘th $5, free
. Lmprove your spare time at this business.
Address STANSON & Co., Portland, Maine.
AMERICAN: MEAT MARKET,
Commercial Street, Nevada City.
JAMES MONRO,
AVING resumed business at the old
stand, inthe Transerist Block. is
E
. Prepared to supply the people of Nevada
City and vicinity with
Choice Fresh Meats,
Corned Beef, Corned Pork, ete.,
AT THE.LOWEST PRICES,
Nevada City, May 17, 1878,
s.
R. M. BUNT; M. Pp.
ATIENDIN] PHYSICIAN
NEVADA CITy
NILES SFA RLS,
attcrney and Counsel at Law
AT BRICK OFFIE,
Chase bdee tenet perder rT eT PereS
sah sempre nn
: No, 971.
f pplication fora Patent to the
Schmidt Quartz Mine.Unstrep States LAND OFFICE, 4%
Sacramento, Cul., May 12, 1878,
Y OTICE is hereby given that John J.
Schmidt, Jr., whose post office
dress, is Nevada City, California, has
day filed his application for a paten
.1000 licear feet of the Schmidt q
mine of gein, bearing gold, with 4.90 acrbs
of surface round, situate, lying and being
in the Nevada Mintng District, County of
Nevada and State of California, and. known
and designated ty the fieldinotes and offiejal plat on -fitein this officeas Lot No 85,
in Township 16 North, Range g East, of
Mount Diablo Base and Meridian:> The
éxterior boundaries of said Lot No. 85, be=
ing as follows to wit: Variation 182 10’ RE.
commencing at 8 Post in Rock Mound,
marked No. 2, at northerly end of claim,.
Yrom which apine tree 4 inches in diam.
eter bears 8 55° W8 links distant, and
the corfiea'common to.sectiona 1, 2,11 and
12,1 16N,R8E,sM DM, bears N 57> E
t 75442 W 0.38 chains to post in rock mottnd
. marked ‘*S No.3;" thence $,14K2 B.-9:56
SAFES, _
OIL, STOVES.
} _——— }
W. G. WILLIAMS,
PACIFIC COAST AGENT
DETROIT SAFES,
“SARGENT’S ©”
COMBINATION AND
TIME LOCKS,’
Corner Fourth & J Streets; «
POND’S —
EXTRACT.
by ear, for] will speak of. ExHitien things.
POND’S EXTRACT. The great Vegetable
Pain Destroyer. Has been in use over
SACRAMENTO.
AS A TRADE CENTER,
_
FANE business Men of Sactamonto, ag
well as all her people, have now tha
firmest confidence in her future greatpess,
tiirty yeais, and for
prompt curative virtues Cannot be’ oxcelled. :
CHILDREN. No fathily can afford to be .
withont Pond’s Htraet. Acridents,
Bruises, Contusions, Cuts, Sprains, are
relieved almost instantly ls y external application. Promptly -relieves pains of
Burns, Scalds, Excoriations, Chafings,
Old Sores, Boils, Felons, Corns, etc. . Arrests inflammation, reduces. swellings,
stops bleeding. removes discoloration
snd heals rapisily.
FEMALE WEAENESS. it alwoys relieves
pain-in the back and loins, fullmes and
pressing; pain in the head, nausea, vertiyO, :
IN LEUCORR as no equal,
kinds of ul“®'?*: ~p-to which. ladies
a= prémptly cured.. 1
All
ore
SACRAMENTO,
No, 4;" thence $ > E496 ehainsto-post
in rock mound marked «S No: 5,” standing
in dump pile; then along northern boundary of the Wyomin? quartz mine 8604 >
E192 chains to post “No 1” at southerly
end of claim on ledge: thence N 642.53 68
chains to Black Oak Tree 16 inches in diameter, marked-4*S No 6: thence N 24>
ed “S No7” in a fence bearing nearly
north: avd=south; thence 8 642 W 5.17
chains to post in rock mound: marked -“*S
“post in rock mound marked “S No 9,”
thence 8 T5%7> W 6:38 chains to post ‘No.
2, place. of ‘beginning, containing 4.90
acres. This claims is bounded :
by the Juetje & Schwartz placer: mining
claim, on the Southwest’ by the Wyoming
quartz mine, andon-the North and Northwest by the Luetje & Schwartz: placer mine
and the ranch of Maria Beglinger. The location of this mine is dul¥ recorded in the
Recorder's office of Nevada County,in Boo i
5 of Mining Records, on. page 177,
Any andsH-personscleiming adversely
any portion of said Schmidt Quartz Mine
or said mining greund as liereinbefore described, ares re quired to file their adverse
claim, with the Register of the United
States Land Office at Sacramento, in the
State of California, during the sixty days
.perio@_et publication hereof, or they will
be barred. by virtue of the provisions of
the Statute. ~ T B. McFARKLAND,
ma‘ Registér.
Johnsons& Cross Att’ys for Applicant.
ee ee
NOTICE.
U.S. INTERNAL REVENUE
Berar the-Revised Statutes of the .
3238, and 3239, every person engaged in
any business, evocation, sr employnient,
which renders hit hablesto wspecial tax,
is required to procuré and plact\and keep
conspicuousty in his establishh
place of business a stamp denoting the yment of said special tax for the Bpecia
tux year beginning May 1, 1878. Se@No1
3244, Revised Statutes, designates who are
liable to special tax. A return, as prescribed on Form 1!1,-is also required by law of
every person liable to special
Severe penalties are prescri
‘tmnpiancs with the Tor
ment or for continuing in business
afte® April 30, 1878, without payment of
tax. Application should be made to I, J.
Rolfe, Collector of Internal “Reve nue, at
Nevada City, Cal, : Baw m22.6¢
Assessment Notice,
FSITTSBURG GOLDMINING COMPANY.
Location of princips! place of business, San; Franciseo,Calitornia, Location of
works, Nevada county,California. Notice is
hereby .given that at a meeting of the
Board of Directors; held on the 26th day of
May, 1878, an ‘assessment (No, 2) of
six cents per share was levied upon the
‘capital stock of the corporation, payable
immediately, in United States gold coin,
to the Secretary at the office of the Com.
pany, 414 California «teet, San Francis.
oo, Californta, ne i
Any-stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 7th day. of
June, 1878, Mill be deiinquent afid_advertised for sale at.public auction, and unless payment is made before, will besold on
THURSDAY, the tsth day of July, 1878,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of adyertising and expenses of
gale,
R. WEGENER, Secretary.
Office—4a14 California street, San FyYrancisco, California, mah
Nak is hereby given, that the firm
of NAFFZIGER & EUSTIS, heretofore doing business in Nevada City.Nevada
County, California,in the butcher business,
buying and selling meats, ete , and known,
as the Union Murket, is this day dissvived
by mutual consent. The business will be
conducted in the future by 0. J. Naffziger.
Alj persons knowing themselves indebted
to the late firm are requested to make pay.
ment to C.J. Naffziger, Who alone is authorized to reqeipt for the same, and who
also will pay all indebtedness of the firm,
C. J. NAFFZIGER,
JOSEPH EUDTIS.,
Having disposed. of my interest in: the
Union Market to C. J. Naffziger, I hereby
thank the people-of Nevada City and viemmity for their patronage during my connection withthe firm, and ask a econtinuance of the sameto Mr. U. J. Natfziger.
: JOSEPH EUSTIS. .
PROBATE NOTICE.
Nthe Probate Court of the County of
Nevada, State of California. In the
matter of the Estate of Michael Enright,
deceased. Pursuant to—am_order of, the
Judgo of said Court, made this day, notice
is hereby given that Monday, the 8th day
ot July, A. D,-1878, at 2 o'clock, P. M: of
said day, at the céurt room of said @ourt,
at the Court House in Nevada City, has
been appointed tor hearing the petition of
Joseph Lewis, that the administrators of
said estate be authorized to make a con.
veyance of Lot One, (1) in. Block Thirty‘Two, (32) inthe City of Nevada, which
land it is claimed that the-said Michael Enright,.iu his lite time, by written contract,
agreed ta convey to-the said Joseph Lewis,
upon the pasmeut of Twos Hundred Dollirs in U, 8. gold coin, Which sum it 1s
claimed in said petition ‘the said Joseph
Lewis hgs duly paid. At the. said time
Fand place all persons ioterested therein
may appear and contest the same, by filing
their objections in writing
JAMES D. WHITE, Glerk.
By Joun Wenprr, Deputy Clerk.
Nevada City, June 4tb, 1878,
Johnson & Cross Att'ys for said estate.
. W. D. LONG.
Attornev and Counselor at Law
AND NOTARY PUBLIC. ‘
FFICECN BROAD STREEt
the Nyttonal Exchange ian
. .
~
Fropt of the Court House. a
*
. Tron and Steel ~Vauler “Vault
W 9.05 chains to post in rock mound mark. ,
‘est
-and--yastly-tess—trowbte—and—heat—to-—-thre-+
J) United States Sections $232, 3237, }
Dis: CLUTION_NeTICR.
» Green, tleceased.
({osiiucas eae FoR =
Doors, Fire and Burglar Proof
“Safes, Residence Safes, Jewelere’ Safes, Coin Safes, =
‘And every Variety of work in this line.
this Coast.
Refer in Nevada County to’
: Nevada County Treasurer’s Safe, A. Nivens, A. D,& P. Sutton, Nevada Transcript,
“VY Flime Company Nevada City
Buhring & Crisholm+—North San Juan.
Granger & Watt—tirass Valley.
A. Hill & Co., Little York.
And 500 custoniers.on the Pacific Coast,——Prices lower than any Safe. Agency on
the Const.
a
ALSO,
OF SACRAMENTO INVENTION AND
MANUFACTURE.
Does dny kind af C oking and Heating
which a range widl do, with less expense
person.
Is watranted perfectly safe,
‘Uses COMMON COAL OTL.
Is a vast improvement over any oil stove
a" invented.
COSTS ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS
In Sacramento.
fter six months personal use of this .
a the undersigned pronounces it an inble article in every family.No storaxe’ot wood,
No clearing sf. sh
~
No chimney flues
Can be carried into any roo
_Broilg‘a beef steak better than
fire—ov¥er the open flame.
Not the least smell or taste to artibies .
cooked; : :
Costs only 15 cents a day.
Ist. Of wick tuhes, which ar indepen.
dent of oil chamber, and feéd from the .
bottom.
21. Of moveable rachets,
3d. Of fanne] shaped chimney.
4th. Of common ci tton Wicks.
Local Agents wanted’ in eacu town and
city.
Address raanufacturers of same, corner .
4th & J Streets, Sacramento, Cal.
inl6 ". G. WILLIAMS.
N.C. N. G. R. R.Co.
TIME TABLE, NO. 4.
HE Company reserve the rightto v: ry
the same, as circumstances may require, To take effect
Thursday, May 24th, 1877,
GOING -SOUTH,-; ~~
Train No. 1leaves Nevada Lins at 5 A,
M. and leaves Grass Valley at 5.30A. M,
arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A. M,
Train No. 3, (local between Grass Valley
and-Nevada) feaves Neveda At 11 A. M., arrives.at Grass Valley at11:55 A. M.
Train No, 5, leaves Novada at 4:20 P. M,,
leaves Grags Valley at 4.50 P. M., arrives at
Colfax at 6.15 P. M. 9
GOING NORTH.
Train No. 2 leaves Colfax at 7.20 A. M,
leaves Grass Valley at 8:50 A. M., arrives at
Nevada at 9:20°A, M,
Tram No. 4 (local between Grass Valley
and Nevada) leaves Grass Valley at 2:40 .
P;M,, arrixes at Nevada at 3:10 P. M.
Train’ No. 6 leaves Colfax at 6-50 P. M,,
leave Grass Valley at 8.25 RP. M., arrives at
Nevada at P.M. :
‘Train. No 2connects daily at Nevada with’
‘Stages‘for North San Juan, and on Tyeédays, Thursdays and Saturdays with stages
for Downieville and Forest City.~
Train No 5 connects daily with~stages’
from North San Juan, and 47 Mondays,
Wednesdays'and Fridays with ‘stages from
Downieville and Forest City.
JOHN F, KIDDER,’
ma°3 General Superintendent, ”
Sneek Se
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
es OF CALIFORNIA, County ot
KD Nevada. In the Probate Court. In
the matterof the Estate
of Mrs. Henora
Notice is hereby given
by the undersigned, administratrix of .the
Estate of M's. HonoraGreen,@éceased,to
the
creditors of, and all persons havirg claims
against the
with the M@fosaary vouchers,’ within four
months after the first publication of this
notice, to t)e said administratrix, at the
Ottice of Johnson &. Cross, corner of Broad
and'Pine streets, Nevada City, California
: SUSAN GREEN.
Admin 'stratrix of the Estate of Mrs. Honcra Green, deceased.
Nevada City, May 29th, 1878.
_ Johason & Uross, Att'ys for Administra
:
~ No constant wat shing of fires. =
No superfluous and'yasled heat. } ‘
. greater risk .
*. * ¢ our New Warercoms,
id deceased, to"exhivit them, . and Homestead cases attended to,
of pay an] hoynty received. Enclose
‘mmp toG QRE& CO,, and a full reae after exgmination, will be given you
Ras}
Ts Thr heck acer,
PILES—bling and bleeding—weet prompt
reHef-and ready cure, No:case however
cleanliness and .
nlier de]
—— a 7 2 Sree
eITyiiy Cacir DUttIC, 7
She has withstood the greatest flood on
record in‘this-valley,end -hes-temonstrateq
. beyond a question that. with the careful]
; measnres being adopted fer the perpetuity:
of her system of levees, she is forever sata
. from the ravages of the waters.
. How and Why She can sup-:
. ply Goods of Every De_
. -seription Cheaper than
a They can be Eought in
. , San Francisco.
[= We answer—beeenee sh hes advar Fagen
. possessed by no other locality—saving i
. freight charges, te wha-f rates, leg rents
Bs:
t from t large
Fast, and have the
to their Coors.
manufrcturies of tha
goods shippéd by rail
pmotmorbntitete te CAR one besint dts
regular use. .
+ ¥ARTOLOSE VEINS Ht is-the-only—sure
cure; : :
KIDNEY DISEASES; It has vo equal for
permanent cure.
rom any cause.. For this it
It hassaved hundreds of
BLEEDIN(
is a specific.
lives when all other romietlies failed —to .
arrest bleeding from nose, stomach
“Tangs and elsewhere,
TOOTHACHE, Earache, Nenraizgia—and
Rheumatism are alike relieved, and often permanently cured.
.quainted with Pond’s Extract of Witch
Hazel recommend it to their practice.
We have letters of, commendatio bo
dreds ot piiysicimns, many of whom
order it forusé in their own ‘practice.
In addition t» the foregoing, they order
its use for Swellings of all kinds, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Intlamed Tonsits;-sim=;
ple and. chronic Diarrhoea, Catairh (for
“which it is a.specific), Chillblains,
Frosted Feet, Stines-of-/Insects, Mosquitos, ete, Chapped mands, Face, and. indeed all manner of skin diseases,
TOILEL USE. Removes Surenegss, Roughne ‘and Smarting; heals cuts, cruptions,
and Pimples. It revives,invigorates and
refreshes, while wonderfully improving
the Complexior.
TO FARMERS—Pr nd’s Extract. No Stock
Breeder, no Livery Man can afford to be
without it. Jt is used by -aH -the leading Livery Stables, Street Rylroads and
first Horsemen in New York City. Ithas no equal for Sprains, Harness or Sad
firmly estabitsnet mercantile
lonses on this coast—including -verything
in tis Tine of groceries harm ware serie.
tuval irhytemerts, paints and oils, station.
) éry, crockery, liquors drugs, ¢)« thing, car. pets, fittings. jewelry, wooden and
earthen ware, furniture, stdves and tinware, bodts and shoes, ‘ete.
gas ga
Heramanufacturers are extensive apd va.
[PHYSICIANS of aI achpols Who are“ e+
1
rarbie works, pumps, windmills, fanning
. mills, fewther, ete.
Her .jumber yards .sre smong the most:
extensive inthe State: her foundries sid
machine shops among the best: her brew. eries nomerons: and good; in faet there ig
. not a line of business which may he men. tioned which is nov represented in Sacia. ynento,
_> She possesses many fine dry goods honges,
clothing houses, millinery. sheps,_feney
goods stores, ete., her book and news de.
. pots are of the best. She possesses every
. facility for doing any style of printing and
. binding.__No_hetter hotels er-marketscan
be found anywhere, :
INTERIOR MERCHANTS intending to maké
purchases for the Spring ana Summeér of
1578, will find it te their advantage to
Sacramento _contains-eome of the cHert—
ings, Cuts, Lacerations, Bleed Phen
mnoniz, Colic; Diarrhas, Chitis, Cols,
&e. Its range of action is.wide, and the
relief it affords is so prompt that it is
invalasble in every Farmyard as welt
as in every Farm bouse. Leétit be tried
once. and you will never be withont it,
STOP AT SACRAMENTO, ~
And talk with onr Importers, Dealers,
Manufacturers, and thus save
Time AND MONEY. *_
CAE PION} Port's Extract tas-beerr mt
tated, The gentiine article
words Pona’s Extract blown-ir each bottle. -It is prepared-by the only persons
living who ever knew how to preparé it
~properly. Refuse allother preparations
of Witch Hazel. Tais isthe @nly article
used by physician’, and in toe hospitals
of this country and Europe.
HISTORY anit uses of Pond’s Extract; iry.
pamphlet form,sent free on application t6
POND’S EXTRACT COMPANY,
jy22 98 Maiden Lane. New York.
CHICKERING & SONS
+-$N-everything that pertains to s really
. first.class PIANO, material, -workimanthip and tone, the
CHICKERING PIANOStuds pre-eminently in advance’ of all
The improvement inthe Stove consists. cthe?s.~ In them every demand of the cu. tivated Mausician is tully met, and the pub.
Will be honestly maintaine
Persons who contemplate 7? Fe
Pianv should exercise great cureNnuts selection, us in no line ef “merchanNise is
there so much deception practiced, a
incurred thanin the Pia
trade. The pest is the cheapest, and in
this connection we will state most emphatically that we
DO NOT OR CANNOT
Compete with dealers in cheap Pianos.
The innsical public is invited to eall
and examine our ELEGANT STOCK of
GRAND,
SQUARE,
AND UPRIGHT
PIANOS,
Post Street, San Francisco ana
246° 5 Street, Sacramento. ;
apas L. K, RAMMER, General Agent.
Established 1965,
American and ‘Foréign Patents
GILMURE & CO,
AP ag: CO CHIPMAN, HOSMER
KO. &.Go., SOlicitors. Patents procured .
in #11 conptries. No fees in advance. No
charge whiess the patent is @ranted. No
has the .
We offer quick supplies, low price:
saving in freight chargeg.
.
. Sacramento Can and Will Sell
Cheaper than any otter City
Cea s Town on this Coast, and
Give as Good an Article.
SUMMONS.
EME Fite CONT Of RECHT TOW:
ship, County of Nevada, State of California. DW. Stanger, plaint'ff, to Myron Foot, Defendant. The People of the
State of California send creeting to Myron
. Foot, defendant: ¥ou are hereby required
. to appear in an action bronght. sgainst
}-you-bythe—sbore neaeinedplaintiff inthe
Fustice’s Court of Nevada township, Coun=
ty-of-Newada,Stete—of-Cali fornia--ard—ta
. answer before the Justice at: his office in ~
. said Township, the complaint. fled therein
}-within five dys, (exclusive of the day of
f£ervice) ofter the service on you of this
. Summons--if served within the township
. in which this action js bropght: or.if sery.
ed out of said township, but in said,connty, within ten days; otherwise, within
twenty days. The said action is breught
fo recover the sum of $250 65 principal and
. $58 eosts from defendant, and legal -interest thereon, alleged tobe due to plain.
tiff from defendant, on a judgment render. ed in the JIustice’s Court of W. H. David. son, on the Sth day of April, 1874, in favor
ef plaintiff, herein against the defendant.
. Mek you are hereby notified that if yon
. faiNosppear and answer said complaint
as aboxecrequired, said plaintiff will recover judyanent against you for the sum of
$250 65 priawpal, and $58 costs and interest thereon, tOsether with costs and accrning costs. ;
Given under my Nijand this off day of
May.. A. D. 1878. LKOP. GARTHE,
Justice of the Peace of daid Township<
mn29 : Vd
ee
SUMMONS.“
re¢ YTATE OF CALIFORNTA, County of Ns
is b vada, ss. In the trict Court of the
Fourteenth JudicieY District of the State
of Catifornia.in and for the County of Ne. .
vada, ‘The peopleof the State of Califor:
nia, send Greeting to Learder Newbert,
defendant You.are hereby required +
appear an action brought againet yon
in the District Court of tbe Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California,
ii andfor the Couyty ‘of Nevada, en the
23d day of February, 1878, by Emma F,
Daugherty, Plaintiff. and to answer the
complaint filed therein, within ten days.—
exclusive of the day of service—after th
service on youof this Summons—if sérve
within this county :or. if served out of thi
county, but in this District, within twenty
days; otherwise within forty days—or judgnient will be tekén against you by default
according to the prayer of said complaint—
Being anaction brought to recover a judgment against deferntiarit forthe snm-~f
Twenty Theusand dollars for damages alledged by plaintiff to have been sustained
by her, by reason of the breach aod non-.
performance of a’ promise to marry. Plainpaged xd muking preliminary examinations,
No dditional fees for obtaining and condacting a rehearing. Special attention
given to Interferetice Cases befere-the Patent Office, Extensions before Congre ss, Jnfringement Suits in different States, and
all litigatron appertaining to-Inventions or
Patents. Send stamp to Gilmore & Co. for
pmouphilet of sixty pages. ‘
Old Bounty Land Warrants. —
The last Report of the Commissioner of
the General Land Office shows 2,897,500
acres of Bounty Land Warrants cutstand
ing. These were issned under act of 1855
and prier acts. GLULMORE & CO. pay cash
for them, Send. by registered letter. If
Assignuients are imperfect we give in~tructions to perfect them.
U. §. General Land Office.
Contested wand Cases pros cuted before
the United States Generel Land"Office and
Department of the Intério~. Private Land
Claims, Mining and pre-emption. claims
Arrears of Pay and Bounty.
Officers, soldiers and saikrs of the late
war, or theirheirs, are in many cases entitled te money from the Government, of
which hey have no knowledge. Write
full history ef service, and state amouct
tiff alleges that on October ith, 1876, she
and defendant then being each sol@sand
unmarried, mutualfy promised to marty
and that de‘endart then undertook and
faithfully promised to marry said plaintif
when thereafter requested so todo. AJEO, _,
thaton or about the 20th day of April,JS*'. ,
Plaintiff requested said defendant to marry her; but that not regarding bis seid
promise and undertaking, the said deferdant contriving and designing to deceive
and injure-the p!aintiff, refused and neglected, and has hitherto wholly, né glected
and refused, and still neglects and refuses
to marry plaintjff. though often requested
so tedo,to plaintiff’s damege in the sumct
Twenty Thonsand Dollyrs. All. of which
more fully appears io plaintiff's compleint
to which reference is hereby mad¢. Wherefore plaintiff prays judgment against said
defendantin the sum ef Twenty Thousand
Dellars with costs of suit. Ye :
And you are hereby notified that if you
fail to appear and answer the said ccomplaint,as aboye required, the said plaintit
will apply to the Court for the reiief preyed for in said comvplaint.
{-In Testimony Whereof, I, James
seal} D. White, Clerk of the’ District
-—— ) Court aforesaid do hereuntp set my
hand and impress the Seal of ssid Cour*,
“at office, ip the city, of Nevada, on the 23d,
day of February, &. D. 1873. 7
" “i ** JAMES D: WHITE, Clerk.
Jchn Webber, Deputy. B
3% Caldwell, Plaigt it's Atty.
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