March 1, 1873 (4 pages)

J en ae id DR. J. C. YOUNG, IN 1850. :No Cure, No Pay.Donsultatién, by Letter-or otlieia . eae wise, Free. ; : HIS by ans vetd INSTITUTE HAS enjoyed on this Coast an nninterrupted success Of 21 Yehrs, and tas ‘become one of che most celebrated. Institutions of the age: The great number-annually received and cured, place. itin point of number of ‘pa tients among the very first of thé world, and the succegs of-its treatment, ranks dt second to none. “a _ ~ PRIVATE DISEASES.In Males and Irregularities in Females are the great destroyers of health. They insidiously attack the system, and gradually underminé and destroy“ it; they drive she bieom fram the chéck, the Justre from the _. . eye, the strength and vigor from the frame, they give puny and dis HO "3 ve generations, the race of man. The marks can be seen in Scrofila, Consuniption, <tipples, thé Idiot“{é, Me Paratlytic, and thé Tnsane. ~~ : /RY, recognized as theinost FATAL MEDICAL EN to mean, Combining with the Yenereal, doubles his dangertg. One vase has assumed a new form. ‘That leaves the poison toerawl throngh the system, eating its way into the tissues and organs beneath the apparently smoothisurface, to burst outin thé future with a yirnence that will baffle the effects of medicine SEMINAL WEAKNESS. ; The young man who experiences that. growing weakness in his. muscular and meri-. tal organization should stop-and consider whence ita rises. _He will find in thé weaknessof the back, trembling ofthe limbs, disordered digestion, unaccopntab.e failing of the powers of the mind, igtads, for soetety, dread of impehdizg trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and lascivics. dreams, a€companied by growing deafness, loss of muscular power, and husuerous othe* symptoms of disorganizatiorf, the positive t 5 of that most terrible and », Gestrnctive of all diseases—Seminal Weakness—wasting away his powers, destroying Nis hope of lite and manhood, and,dragging him along the broken path of his existence, toward @ prevuature 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 apsearance brings no relief. Marriage, that holy office, the safeguard and hope of manhood, brings to such a one .-nohope of cure, but adds to his misery in the knowledge. that the one whe looks to iim fer so much of her happincss is a victim of his evit, and an innocent cOmpanion of his punishment.: He adds to his misery and disorder-until hope leaves him. There is me rescue except in proper and skillful treatment. Consult, thén, at oncg, a physicipn whose practice and careful research his made him thoroughly conversant with every phase of the disease. Those who have become victims of solitary vices, that dread-. ful, fascipaiing and destructabie habit, that fills thousands of sick roems-yith paralstics and consumptives, and hundreds of untimey graves w'th its misguided victims,should. consult wi _nout delay, one whoowill-sym pa-thise with. their sufferings;To snch the Doctor -would especially recommend bim82}f, giving to each and all gusrantees of a Perfect and Permanent Cure, without hinerance from business, change of diet, fear of exposure. ° IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. When a Female isin troucle or afflicted with disease, and requires me lical or surgical attendance, the inquiry should be, where ' is there a physician who is fully.competent to adrinister relief; and -whose respectable étand.ng in society recommends him to the confidence of the community. The Doctor, 4 offspring, and . who have been treated with that pernicious . 25 {hs Tndiana Mill Hy driane s-Oranth te. MINERAE POISON ate not ¢ 3 ‘the dis. Placer, State of California, being bounded Application for a Patent to Placer > oo Gold Mining Claim: Untrrep States Laxp OFFice. Sacramento, California, Dec, 21, 1872. {: Ws JUDD, JAMES L. GOULD ‘filed their application in this office for a , Patent to a Mining claim,and thé law and in‘structions in such cases provided, having been complied with, it is hereby ordered that the annexed Notice of such Application Se published for sixty ‘days, in‘the Nevada Daily Transcript, a newspaper published nearest the location of Said ¢ , at Nevada city, mM Nevada county, State of Catifornia. T. B, MeFARLAND, Register. Copy 6f Notice posted on the claim. Application for Patent-to Mining Claim: _ Notice is hereby given to whom it may. eoncern, that an application has been made = ry H. Brown to’ the Government of the Eni. ted-“States for a Patent to the folowing describe? Placer Gold cae 3 Claim known by the mining claim known +8 the Druid Claim known asthe Miaii, Claims. on the ._ East, and.on the South by the claims known as the Milt? Company and Warren Company, and op the west by the Warren. Company, Hawkins-Company, Albion Company and Oédar Company, on surveyed mineral land, . beingin the S E 4 of Section 9 and in the 8 W 4 of Section 10, Township 15, Nerth Range 10 East Mount Diablo. Meridia=, in the uistrict of lands subject to sale at the United States Land Office; Sacramento, Califoriia, and ‘contaifing sixty-threeand 70-100 acres,'as Shown by the approved plat} filed and posted herewith. This claim was located by F. Bourtie, Brocks Judd and A. L. Hodge in thé year A. D. 1852, and by — Soule about the year A. D.1859,in accords ance with the mining rules of the, Gold itun Mining District, and the record of this claim may be found upon application to the Mining Recorder at Gold. Run. “This claini is more particularly described in the following Field Notes approved by the United States Surveyor Génekal for California — Commencing at Post No 1. marked. Indiana Hill Company and the N E corner of the Albion Ciinpadty’s claim (var. 17 degrees B) thence S 7344 deg. E 10.70 chains to post No 2, in‘deep Hydraulic cut, thence N.8 deg. E 9,37 chains to post No 3, near lofty hydraulic pinmacle : thence $ 79 deg E 4,87 chains to post No 4 in deep hydraulid cut and South West corner of the bruid_Company’s claim ; thenc@ N 78% deg. E 44,27. chains to post No 5 and N E corner of Indiana Hiil claim from which a Black Oak 18 inches in dinmeter bears N 10.déeg. W 63 links distant @ Black Oak 16inchesin diameter bears N 57 4-deg. E 22 links-distant'; thence. South 18 deg. E 11,80 chains to centre of Bourne Ravine 20.00 chains to post No 6, and North Bast corner of MiamiCompany’sclaim from which a Black Oak 12 inches in diameter bears N 33.deg. W 44 links distant. a Black Oak inches in diameter bears $4 deg, W 31 links distant ; thence S 824g deg. W 7.44 chains to. pest No 7 which stands over bank in cut 23 links and to the North West corner of the Miami Company’s Claim ; thence $ 2% deg. KE 12.73 chains to post No 8 from . which a Pitch Pine tree two feetin diameby. William Judd, James.L.Gould and-Hen. enre-of-ehronie important, pamphiet; embodying: his . . PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. PR. W. K. DOHERTY’s . . Medical-and Surgical Institute, No. 519 Sacramento Street, Corner of Leidesdorff Street—[A few door below the What Cheer House] SAN FRANCISCO. Private entrance on Leidesdorff Street, Sound and Scientific Medical aid, in the Treatment and Cure of all ; Private and Chronic dis; eases, Cases of * Secresy.: z a To the Afflicted. continues to consult lis-in all its ferms and stages, Seminal Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissior’, Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back and Loins, the-North-end-by the Tuflammation of the Bladder and the Kidneys, etc., and he hopex that his tong experience and successful practice will continue to insure him.a share of public patronage: By the etice of many years-in Eurepe and the United States he is enabled to apply the most efficient and sticcessful. renjedies against diseases’ of “all kinds: He‘uses ho. mercury, charges moderate, treats his patients in a correct and honorable way, and has references'of unquestionable yeracity from men of known respectability and high standing in society. All parties consulting him; by ietter or otherwise, will teceive the best_and_gentlest treatment, and implicit secrecy. ' To Correspondents. Patients (male or female) residing in any part of the State, however distant, who may desire the opinion and advice of Dr. Doherty, in their-respéctive éases, and who think proper to submit»a -written statement o such, in preference to holding a personaf interview, are respectfudly assured that their COMMUNICATIONS WILL BE HELD SAbe fully and candidly described, personal communication will be unnecessary, as instructions, including diet, regimen, and the eneral treatment of the case itself, {includng the remediés) will be forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as to convey no idea of the purport of the letter or parcel 50 Gansiniteed. musnitations by letter or otherwise FREE. Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay: Spermat hoa. DR. DOHERTY cae feet published rn wr views ard eXperfernve in relation to Impo. tence or Virility, being a short treatise on Spermatorrheea, or Seminal Weakness,. Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on this affection and other diseases of the sexi ual Organs. This little work contain Sin formation of the utmost value to all, whether murried or single, and will be sent FREE /. by mail on, receipt of Six Cents in postage stamps for return postage. Address} W. K. DOHERTY, M. D. 824 San Francisco, Cal. ter bears’S 314; deg. E 458 links distant ; thence 877% deg. W 4.05 Cliaifis to post No 9 and North East cortier of Mill Company's . Claim from. which a cluster of three small Oaks each two inches in diameter bears N 16. deg. W 1,30 chains distant ; theace N 8237 deg. W. 2.80 chaint to centre of In iuna Hill Ravine 3.18 chains to post No. 10 gn West be nk of Indiana Hill Ravine from which a Black Oak 16 inches in diameter understanding now imperatively necessary thése reqairements are, feels called upon to . interpose, and by calling the attention of the afflicted tothe fact Phat he has been a Professor of Obstetrics and Female diseases . for *wenty Yeurs, and is filly qualified to! administer in-all cases, both medically ana surgically, not in a superficial manner, but in as thorough a manner as Years of study and practice—bLoth in hospitals and families —cun make, to save them from the hands of the unqualified unscrupulous, and design--ing.Therefore, families can rely upon him oes upon a father. Allin affliction can find in him one whocen feel and sympathise with and befriend them in trouble—one in whose secresy the utmost confidence can be ylacee. y To Correspondents. : TLETTERS:—Persons of either sea, who wish to consult the Decter, and who cannot visit the city can, by stating their symptoms: ina letter, receive advice and asstirance of ua cure at home. Ail letters returned or detroyed. Address, a LENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M.D. No. 618 Sacramento Street, near Montgomry. Box } : SUMMONS.—State of Califurnia; County Ss of Nevada, ss. In the Distri¢t Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California, in and forthe County ef Ne-vede. The People of the State—of-Caliifornia nena. presiing to .B. SUMNER, defendant. “You are hereby required to appeer in an action brought-against you in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judiin) District of the State of Califorpia. an and for the County of Nevada, on day of December, 1872, by P. RASMUSSON, plaintiff, and to enswer the ¢omDlaint filed therein, within ten days, (ex~ , ¢lusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this Summons — if, served within this county ; or; if served out of this Lae ce mae henge ee pea within twe days: rwise, Within forty days or rt ape Tl be taken ame f you = defsult, according to. the prayer. of said éomplaint. line an ac et the recovery of the sum b¢ Sixteen "Hundred Dollars. alledged to be due from defendant to plain, tiff. on @ rettata prom idsoty ‘naté dated November Logit 1869, payable oue year after to tiie pia mitt and for interest on thé same at the rate of seven per cent “an. uuw froin the 6th day’of pp a ind for costs of suit ‘all payable in gold coin of the United States. And you are hercby notified that if yo fail to appear und answer the said iplaint as above re. : ; : a > ;, . Int day of March, 1873, then and there uined, t : tif? will take judgment . Range 7 East, is to be tretited as mineral in “Yes * or ¢No.” Ym many. 2 cified in said coaneinies! chgtacter, nnd inde valuable for abining —— xen, = Pe sanded proposition So to-wit :$1.600, with interest and ‘costs ‘of . then for agricultdral purposes until the . i-¢ by @ Tax an the property of the Ditinet pare ge ) ae io ethie debe dnc 2And = the sui of $250 tor the maintainance. Pe Rosimans. whereof. 1. 0, . Whereat, (ier Tupp (Pont Ooe adres . ofthe hoo! in oid Diss Ble Prankett;'Glent of District Court . Nevads City, Cal) did, on the sist dyy of . CO oy oe econ omenens the: pro = rh of . aes SRA See ee Siveriet aude Gollectorts colice® “had . Dect ‘Stake. e Polls will and iiwprees thé Bhal or said Doutt “At office, in the City of Nevada, on the 29th duy of Novem PAG yi” : a oe GAH AS os an ener, ork. ohn Pa*ti-en,Veputy, . ‘ pe ae ix KE, chasing Agent, San Francisco, oy rine epee. in-the eel Sods. d itgreatly their. Soo t = eee hf lary auevigtas. “eae _—, well saqnetoted with bn Pedd Lultersee Gian oF thi onttes’ ene eret direct to business houses in the eity. Goode war _Pepreser da the beat of refer weer" i ae “any article will be sent C. O: D. : _ Write: me what: you Want, 29th . — feudant.and payable + yasiness . purchase beurs N54; deg. EB 124chains and, the ‘corher common to Sections ¥, 10, 15 and 16, Township 15 North Range 10 East Mount Diatlo Buse and Meridian, hears $ 4% deg. W 5,76 thains distant ; thence N 4% deg. ¥.0.38 chains to post No 11; thence N 20 deg. E.0,39. chains. to post No. 12.; thence N 5t¢ deg. W 1,00 to post No 13; thence N 21 deg. W 1.01 chains to-post No 14 :thenee N 3134 degrees W 0.7/ chains to post No. 15; thence N 2027 W0.70 chains to post Nol6; thence N 39 deg. W 0.43 chains ‘to post No. 17,; thence N 16 deg. W 1.37 chains to pst NoIs= thence N39 deg. W 0.77 chains to post No19; thence N 52 deg. W 10.62 eha. to post No 20 on point-of hydraulic cut, where formerly stood on Oak ‘Tree and to the North West corner of the Warren Company, and North East corner of the Hawkins Company's claims; thence N 72 deg. W 9.83 chains to post NO 21 and South East corner 6f the Albion Company claimsfrom which a Bleek Oak 10 inches in diameter bears N12 deg. East 1.12 chains distant ; thence. N 14%4 W)9,85 chains to post No. 1 and place of beginning from which a leaning Liack Oak 12 in diameter beais South 57 W 1,25 chaius distant‘ Black Oak two fect in diumeter bears S$ 3144 deg. W 1.66 chains distant. All -persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same before the. Register and Receiver of. the United States for Sacramento Land District, at Sucramento, Californid, within sixty days from the. first: day of publishing ahd posting hereof. Bre Dated and signed at Geld Run; Placer County, California, this 19th day of DecemASSESSMENT NOTICE. YUBA GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. Location ef works, North Blooiutield, Nevada Connty, Calitornia-—Notice is hereby given that at ameeting of the Board of day of January, 1873, an assessment (No. 2 of Twenty-five (25) Cents per share wa) levied upon. the capital atock of said com pany, payable” immediately, in United States gold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the company, No. 108 Battery st., San Francisco, California,Any stoek upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on Monday, the 24th “day of February, 1573, shall be deemed delinquent, ard will be duly advertised for sele at public auction, and unless payment shall be made before, will be seld on Friday, March 11th, 1878, ‘to pay the delingnent assessment, together with cost of advertising and expenses of sale, By order of the Board of Trustees. R. H. WALRATH, Secretary Office —No. 108 Battery btreet, San Fi ancisco, California, j25: Notice to Creditors. N THE MATTER of the Estate of Nicholas Stocovich deceased: Notice is here by given by the -undersigned executor of the above named Estete, to the credaguinst said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within four niouths after'the publication of this notice, to the undersigned, at his store, on Broad Street, in the city of Nevada: Nevada City, January 16th, 1973: A. GOLDSMITH, ’ vich, deceased,~ Williams & Johnson, Attorneys for the Fstate. ~ ji7 JAMES f GOULD, WILLIAM JUDD, 3 HENRY H. BROWN, . Applicants. yf H. H, Browns Agent. Atopy of this Noticé with the approved Plat wss posted on the claim ona Shed about six hundred feet f1 North line.of claim on the 19th day December, 1872. ° ‘ H H. Bro a Stephen G, Beers, ithe eee Oren United States Land Office: SACRAMENTO, Oal., Feb, 17th, 1873. O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Wherens, on the 7th day of Jan’y ,1888, the Plat of Towuship 16 North, Range 7 Kast, was’ filed in the U; 8:Land, eat Sacramento, Cal., ant vy Cominissioner’s letter duted December 2, 1871, the N W \ of NZ \ of Section 9. in Towtiship 16 North, tecof this district bie Deol € nin claiming the cme land all ging that t c ral ¢ eter, and wor Valtabte tor eetieuitace than for inihing purposes; Therefore; you will_please take notice, that wnder and by virtue of instracpats: Bie the Commissioner of the Gen. era ) f May 6th, 1871, w have ek the ok doy Br april A. “1873, at 10 o’ciock, A. M., at this : betore the Register and Receiver, for thé heariny of proofs to determine as to the ee ag or —is } Ages Where “have pga: ‘the meal of thts © , the “day und e year first shove. 1 7 ye ae Mera 2 122, HART FELLOWS, Receiver. epee STAGE LINE, o'clock, a. ‘ _ esi every ‘oe e "s 8H, ‘. _/ Stockholders’ Meeting. Aad Loi pied bet wget v i ass Rana Peters Parlor NA oka: EXCHANGE HOTEL Co. Yo the Stockholders of the National Exchange. Hotel Co, Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Stockholder. of said company will be held at the office of J.I. Cald. well, in Nevada City, Nevada County, State March, 1873, at T o'clock, P. M.,Of said day, for the purpose Of electing trustees and other officers, and the transection of business. JOHN CASHIN, President. JV Caldwell, Secretary, 5 ~~ Special School Election. Ne is hereby given to the qualified Electors of Willow Valley schvol District that there will beam Election held at the School House, im said District, on the the Tax on the sanie. open trom 10 to 12 o’clocky W. C. BRADLEY, « NALUCKEINGERS, he MUSIC BOOKS. HE following \Musie Books are rec. i ¢c class:.> Peters’ Eclectic Pinno School. Over eontdliiageumeapeatentlpaeesereee etter aeaeel Quick Cureaand Moderate Charges Established expressly to afford the afflicted OCTOR W. K. DOHERTY RETURNS his sincere thanks to his humerons . patients for their-patronage, and would take _ this opportunity to remind. them-tnat ne at his Institute for the Kidnéys, Digestive, and-Genit-Urinary Organs, and all Private Diseases, viz: SyphiWeakness, and all the horrid consequences Of self-=abise, Gonorhrer; Gieet;-Strictures; AND. CONFIDENTIAL. If. the-case-} Application’ for a Patent to a Placer Gold Mining Claim: Untrep States Layp OFFICE, } Sacrainento, Cal, Lee, 26th, 1872. ICH4ARD. W. TULLY having filed his , R application in this office for a Patent . tu a Placer Mining Claim, and the law and instructions in such cases provided having . been complied with, it is hereby ordered . be published for sixty days in the Nevada . Daily Transcript, a.newspaper published . nearest the location of sa d claim, at Nevada . city, in Nevada county, State of California, T. B. McFARLAND, Register. ‘a Copy of Notice posted on the Claim, Application for Patent to Minin Claim. ; Notice is hereby given to whom it may concern, that an application has been, made by Richard W. Tully to the Goyernment of the United States for a Patent to the follow-ing described Placer Gold Mining Claim, viz : known as the Merrill Claim, situsted > in Omega Mining District,in Nevada County. State of California, being bounded by tlie . i by mining claims of unkuown owners on . the Svuth, by the-Teeple and Prescott claims. on the West and on the yy vaeurt land and more particularly described as follows, to-wit: on.surveyed land being the 7 West 3s of Séuth -West 4¢ and the. south West \& of North West Quarter of Section 16, Township 17 North Range 11 East, Mount Diablo Rase aud Meridian, in the district of lands subject to sale at the United. States Land Office, Sacraniente, Callfornia, and containing 120 acres of land. “Said Mining Claims not of record to the knowledge of the applicant who-botds the sume as purchaser. Saittclaim being still more partleularly descri in: the diagram posted and filed:witit-said application. ~ E All persons holding any adverse claim “thereto are hereby required to present the same before the Register attd_Receiver. of the. United States for SacramentoLand Dis‘trict, at Sacramento, California; within sixty days from the first day of publishing and posting hereof. Dated and signed at Omega, November 27th, 1872, and posted December 5th. 1872: KICHARD W. TULLY, Applicant. Niles Searis, Attorney for Applicant. ¢ 31 ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. STATE of Wm. Staviton; decéased. Netice is hereby given by the undersigned, Adwinistrator of the above estate, and to the creditors of and all persoys having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same With the necesaary vouehers, within ten months from the first publication of this notice, té the “‘anmdersignedttt his office. in Smartsville, Yuba County. jlu JAMES O’BRIEN; Administrator. that the annexed notice of such application . dated December 2, deveased. om, 7S sp a United States Zend Office. -* SACRAMENTO, CaL., Feb. 12th, 1 O R.W. TULLY, 0, J: WOHOaEr, CHARLES MARSH, ANDREW H. PARKEK, and.to all whom it/may concern: ‘Whereas, you filed r vite ant application in the Ufiited. State’ Land Office, alleging lots 2and 3 aad S W 4% of N E ¥4 aud S E \ of -N W & of Section 6, in TownShip 16 North, Range 9,Kast, to be mineral . in character, and by Commissioner’s letter 71, the same land is to be treated as mi in character, and mor: vuluable for »iining than for agricultur»1 purposes wfiti] the, c-ntrary is proved a!ter due notice. Aud /whéreas, Robert J. Houston, (Post.Offite address, Nevada, Cal,).d d on thé 6th diy of June, A.D. 1868, file in the Registers’s office of this District his Declaratory Statement c!aiming the sime land, and an affidavit alleging that it is agricultural in character, and more valuable for agricultural than for mining purposes; Therefore, yon will please take-notice, that yiptue-et instructions . u and. by-yiptue-ot actions . rora. ain Goin enteatnes of the Géieral Land Office; Dated-May 6th, 18/1. we bave fixed the’. } ‘With day of: March, A. D. 1893; -at¥ + o'clock, P.-M.,-at-ihis—office, before the Register and Receiver, for the hearing of Toots to deteriine as to the mineral or? agricultural character of said lands. unto set our -hands “and affixed the sealot this office, the dav and the year first above written. : T. B: McFARLAND. Register. 16 HART FELLOWS, Receiver. PROBATE NOTICE. N THE PROBATE COURT of the Coun-: tyof Nevada, State of California. In the: matter of the Estate of George Keeney It appearing tothe Hon. John Caldwell, Judge of said Court, by-the petition this day presented and filed by Elizabeth’ W. PB. Keeney, the Administratrix of the Estate of George Keeney, dec’d, praying for an order of sule of real ‘estate, that it is nUcessary to sell the whole of the real estate,.to pay the debts of th estate, support the family of the deceased, and because: the best interests of the heirs require such sale to be made. It is therefore ordered by the Hon. John Caldwell, Judge of the said Court,that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased, appear before the/ said Probate Courton Thursday, the 13th day of March, A, D. 1873., at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day,-at the Court room: of said Probate Court.at: Nevada City, in County of Nevada, to show cause why anorder should not be granted to the said Administratrix to sell all of the real estate belonging to the said deceased, as shall be necessary;und that a copy of this-order be published at least four su~cessive. weeks in the Nevada Daily Transcript,a newspaper printed and published in said county. Dated February 13th, 1873. JOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. —~— __In_witness whereof, we have here}. Office of the County Clerk of the County ‘Trustees of said counpany, held om the 20th }—~ itors of, and all persons having claims-j north boundury line of Township 16°N R, 9 Executor of the Estate ot -Nicholas Sloco-_ aa BRINKS distant t : Notiee of ‘meeting of Storkhotders., of California;-on Monday, the 8d day of, __jan31_ ‘Trustees Willow Valley Distric+. mmended as beingthe best of their . : PRICE; e for Scho6ls...$u 75. yph we e-tene, ist. Ral es ethed for keed Organ, is work is ann tg ee all ill be ready August 25..:. 250] others of its class by Teachers who have 10; THE UNFORTUNATE, NEW REMEDIES, “NEW REMEDIES Di. GIBBON'S DISPENGARY * he G28 KEARNEY srReer, — Cor. Commercial, Sax Fuaxcrsoo, ° . hae Seger ptm in 1854, for the treat ; ment-of Sexual and ‘Semina} Diséages*such as Gonorrhea; Geet, Stricture, Syphij* Re is in all its forms, Seminal Weakness line potency, ¢tc. _ Skin Diseases ( of,’ sean,’ stspiting) and Ulcerated legs succesefally te BIBBOM heey the pleasure nouncing that he has returned from yig; he prineipal Hospitals ef Europe, and ine * = — }tesuimed practice at his Dispensary 623 pe Kearney Street, corner of Commerciaj.’ San ? Francised, where his old patients and those ue requiring his services may find-bim. oe : ‘The Doctor has spared neither time nor ; money in seeking out new remedies, and hag = returned with: increased facilities {6p the sane aileviation of human suffering. . ae ciegh Seer Senpees, aes ow many thousands of persons, mate and femate, are there who are an feet of secret indulgences, or from vires absorbed into. the system! Look st their pallid, emaciated snd @isfigured faces and their broken dowii constitutions, disqnali. fying them for the happiness of marriage or the-enjoyment of life. In this horrid situation thousands suffer until d_ath closes the scent. Let parents, gueriians, friends attend toany of those who are snfferin of an. B. P. BE with any of these horrible life destroying — maladics—see. that they are cared prado . Aubu cured before it be too late. Send them im. ¢ mediately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who has made private disease his especial study for years, and who is certain to cure the most inveterate cases without mercury or HE injurious drugs. It.is important to those th who are affijcted, or to those who are intér — eated in the welfare of their friends, to be ance'of careful of the many ‘pretended doctors who on han infest atl cities, publishing their skill in article curing all diseases in a iew days, imposing OEY: uponthe public by using the names of emeel] the inent physicians from Europe and other Su places. Be, ;therefgre, careful ‘nd make strict inquirtes*or You may fall into tho iands of those ¢harldtans. re Seminal Weakness. i Seminal Emissions, the consequence of “Ch self abuse, This solitary vice, or depraved Tam sexual indulgence, is practiiced by the ANY, . youth of both sexes to an almost unlimitea aimee extent, producing with unerring certainty, kind « the following train of morbid syniptoms, ‘binges unless cembatted by. scientific” medica] Bank, measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the'head, ring. lug in the ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and the rattling of chariots, wneasiaess about the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused “vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence; diffidencd in approachingstrangers, a disiike to form new acquaizitances, a ‘ No, 426, -< Aber = (2 ©. Plankett, County Clerk a eee Bach ee ee Application for Patent toa Placer St * sa Es ate rah tae mrad eur eruptiofis about the Tace, furred tongue, ‘ Gold Mining Claim. ‘Court in and for said-County, do hereby . fetid, breath, coughs, consumption, nicht BROA : URS certify the foregoing, to be a true, full and ie cate, Foon to frequent eye ion Ouliguenia; Doo. S83 } pine tes ace penetra od shoal epply: roach either in J. sacramento, California; Dec. 9th, 1872. §; Geert upon, the minutes of said) Probate person or by letter, and have a.edre effected H ORACE RILWAM having ‘fléd bis @p. (_") witness my hand and the seal of . DY bis new and scientific mode of treating : H plication:in this office for a Patent to seal $'said Probate Court, this 13th day . ‘bi8 disease, which neverfails of effecting the T amining-claim,and the law and instructions ——~ }.of February, A. D.1873, y quick and radical . Dr. G. will give on ; having. been complied with, it is hereby orie. Ss, PLUNKETT Clerk One Hundred Do to'any one who will é " dered that theannexed notice of such appliBy Joun PArrisox. De uty prove satisfactorily tohimthat he wascnred = ae te cation be: published for sixty days in the . Wijos Searls, Atty. for A Aentntoleatvis Tia . of this copplaint by either of the San 0 NervapDa DaILy TRANSCRIPT,a& bugis pp pubvance. te ‘ : Francisgoquacks, ate in ths lished nearest the location of said claim, in : 2 Marrte en, Nevada city, Nevada county, State of Cali. Delinquent Sale Notice. OF those who contemplate marriage, who acca fornia. . : jare suffering Sander any o ese fearful aa ~J, B, MoFARLAND, Register. ISING STAR MINING COMPANY~1 maladies, aheuid not forget the sacred: reStz . ; i y Location of Works, Nevada Couzty, sponsibility resting upon them, nor delay. their. APPLICATION FOR PATENT TO MIN. . California. Noti¢e. There is del quent . to obtain immediate relief. 1h ies ING CLAIM. ; upon the following described stock on a¢-. Persons calling at Dr, Gibben’s off or . theac “ te FY oo . count of Assesment {No. 3.) vied on the sending for packages of medicines may rely . “sii Notice is hereby given to whom it may . 25th day of January, 1973, the several upon hisassurance of confidential secrecy with: concern that an application has been made . *MOunts set opposite the names of the re. with implicit.faith, and expect no more a by Horace Kilham,to the Government of the . 5Pective shareholde rey follows: ‘ than to be charged with 9 fair. and mutuA , United States fora mt to the following o CertifiNo. . ally satisfactory remuneration of services ly $0. described placer gold mining Claims, viz: J area OL 3 cate, Shs. Amt. . rendered, considering the cireumstances alee Known as the Horace Kilham Mining Claim . het Buftington, tris. 69 137 $1905 . of the cases, rather than a tou prevalentand _. = situated in Blue Tent Mining District,int.Ne. . 9: Bugthgton, trus, 373 100 15 00 . elfish practice of extortion among quacks vada County, State of California, ‘being MR, fingten, trus. 375 100 15 60 . ana pretenders. i SEE ua —yr* bounded by the mi ing clain known as the a Bufhiugton, trns 376 100 1500) Dk. GIBBON _ is responsible, and will Enterpris. .laim on the East, on the south . a M putington, true. 377. 100 15 00 . give to each patient a written instrument, by the dividing ridge, between the So 3; Lat ea pe trus. 3781 0. 15 00 . binding himself to effect a radical and perYub& River Snd Rock Creck, ‘atid the fington, trus. 379 100 1500 . manent cure, or make no charge. ‘West ane’ North by vacant unoccupied land . 5° sr Bofirgton, bras. reeset 21-00 Cured at Home. and nore particularly described-4s follows: . 5° ye" umn, trus. 381100 1500) Persons at a distance may be CURED AT to-wit: on ungarveyed lund, Said location . J; popangion, trus. 390 331 4965) HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. GibM not being on récordand being ia Township . 55° B Sense iman, = I86ua 1500} bon, stating case, smyptoms, length of AV 17 North, Range 9 East;,Mount Diablo Buse . EH. B rryman, 188 100 15 00 . time the disease .bas continned,.and have "MO and Meridian, in tow Hairict of lapds sub. f° 5 Berryman; 139 o1 465 . medicine promptly: forwarded, free from “ “ject to sale at the United States Lahd Office HBB arya, 655 50 7 50 . damage and curiosity, to any part of. the al Sacrumerita, Califern is, ‘beginnimg et a . jn" Oo Ty mAn, a6 . B 7 50 . country, with full and plain directions for peor Pa No 1, standing at the south . 7 : urtis, 167 B81 4965 use. By enclosing $15 in currency or $10 in ‘Dal west corher of said claim from which a post . ¥: ualender, 22 100 1500! coin, in-asregistered letter ‘through the 3 markéd 14 8. standing 120chains north from Pet Apeeccee 385° “100 15:00 . Post Office, or through Wells, Curgo & Co., Section stake between Sections 4 and 5 ‘on . 60% ah 172 B31 4965 . a package of medicine ‘will be forwarded sainuel Marks, 26 50 4 50 My express to any part of the Union, east bears south 45° west 21.25 chains and prcmmet Marks, «7 50 a 50 . “Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney ai running thence from said take No 1, north mitiel Marks, 28 50 ‘00 . street, corner Commercial, Sai) Francisco. 9° east 76.50 chains toa= Oak tree 16-inchrepeager Marks, 29-80 __ 4.50} Post Office Bux 1957, e8 in diameter marked. No 2 ‘thénee ‘north pooh? Res kbaat 30 31, . 465] Private entrance on Commercial street. 0 64> 30 east 13.50 chains toa post marked — wurice,trus. 391 750 11250! Remember to. put BOX 1957-on the letMar No 3 standing ina rock njound’ in-a field 4 x. Rosenfield, 298 1000 . 150.00 . ter, S: from which post the south east corner of a'. J <, Doane 301-160 15 00 . .Consultations FREE, 7 cabin bears north 642-east 100 links dis. +? senbaum, UT 331 49.65 . _g9Correspondents will please~ inform tant, thence north 14° 15 east 20 chains to . V.Stuart, v2 31 4 65 post inarked No 4from which a B. Oak tree 12 inches in diameter bears south 45° east chains to a post marked’ No 5 from which a B Oak tree 30 inches in diameter bears south 10° east 53 lirks distant,thence south 12° eagt 32 Chains to post marked ‘No 6, from which 4 B. Oak trée’30 inches Ih diameter bears north 49° west 100 links distant and B Oak tree 6 inches in diameter bears south. 85° east 30 links distant, thence south 41° west 6 chains to post marked No 7 standin in a deep cut, thence north .88° 45 west 2) chains to a sugar pine tree 60 inches in diameter standing at the north-west corner of the Entesprise claims and niarked No 8, E No 2, thence south 25-%:.wert-80:50-chains to & post marked No 9in rock mcund at. the south-west corner of the Enterprise claims, thence south 82° 45’ west 17.75 chains to the place of beginning—containing three hundred fifty-six and 47-1 (356 47) acres of'land bé the ‘same Or less. Said claim “ being still more particularly described in the diagram posted. andfiled with said applicat inp. ms : . “AN -persqns ‘holding .dny ‘adverse elaim thereto are hereby required to present the aame before the Register and Receiver of the Dnit ep Land ~ for ienSSeS jobs rgreare within sixty days from the date hereof. nad ai vada City Ves. 4th, Dec./4th, 1872. HORACE KILHAM, Applicant. _Niles Searls, Attorney for Applicant, 13 -KINKEL'3 NEW METHOD . REED ORGAN. 4 E would call the attention ot “Teach ers and Amateurs to Kinkel’s New Method for the Reed Organ and Melodeon,’ examined it. Jr contains a cledr and sim. -visco, California, Dighton Corson, “the Star Company;"Comet Ledye, And in secordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors,made on the 15th day of January, 1873, so man of eat 5 may’ sary, Will be sold at publie auction, at the “Mflice of the Company, 37, New Merchants’ Exchange, Cala. Street, ban Francisco, Cal., on Satuaday, the eighth day of March, 1873, at: the hour of 12 o’clock, M. of suid day, to pay said Delinquent Assessment thereon, toether with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. : J, M. BUFFINGTON, Sec’y. Office No. 33. New Merchants Exchange. (third floor) California Street, San Fran£22 f John F. MeKay,Ernest Niséon’, J. N. Page, Peter Taylor, James §, Harrison, Martin White, A: J. Doner, Joseph Hook, W, .R. Smjth, John E, , hite, E. H, Richardson, George Simpson, Enoch Shilles, Pleasant Fiel€ “and Susan Marsh, co-owners with the undersigned in eadow. California. undersignto Lake District, Nevada Count 5 You are hereby notified that ed has the-amount n hold the claim, for last past, in year . an t ‘) “es tt janc ee vith an Ac oe f ConareRe ¥ beet upon are Of such expenditure, Such paym to be made at ihe office of the Nevapa Dat the city of Ne untv of Nev: : of California, being the news: chen ished nearest said claim ; and I ereby author. ize the publisher or pub of said paper to receive said money and for the same 2 AS 8, COOK, Dated at Nevada, California, D. otographic and Daguerrean \ be necesDR. GIBBON that they cead his advertise ment in the DaILy TRANscRIPT. myl sy ea puna . Delinquent Sale Notice. OLD RUN MINING COMPANY. Lo cation. of Works, Nevada City am Neyada County, California. Notice—There are delinquent tpon the follow T ing desrribed Stock, on account ‘of AssessMe ment levied on the 30th day of Decem‘Tat ber, 1872, the several amounts set oppoé site the‘ridnies of the respective ‘SharchulVa ders, as follows : gui No of Cer. No. of'Am't. Be Names, tificate. She. 3 aes Old Issue. % 5 Gee. R. Etkley,; 4 312% $312 50 Geo. W. Downey, 8 5 5 0e D. F. Hadiey, to (85 25 00 Jos. M: Maguire, . 13 108 100 00 r) Jos. M, Maguire, . Jd: 20736 207 50 _ And. in accordance wi ‘wand gn order of the Board of Trustees m on the > . : May of December, 2, 80 Inany. shares of each parcel of said stock as may 2 be necessary will be sold at public auction at the offide of the°Cofiipany, Cor. 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J en ae id DR. J. C. YOUNG, IN 1850. :No Cure, No Pay.Donsultatién, by Letter-or otlieia . eae wise, Free. ; : HIS by ans vetd INSTITUTE HAS enjoyed on this Coast an nninterrupted success Of 21 Yehrs, and tas ‘become one of che most celebrated. Institutions of the age: The great number-annually received and cured, place. itin point of number of ‘pa tients among the very first of thé world, and the succegs of-its treatment, ranks dt second to none. “a _ ~ PRIVATE DISEASES.In Males and Irregularities in Females are the great destroyers of health. They insidiously attack the system, and gradually underminé and destroy“ it; they drive she bieom fram the chéck, the Justre from the _. . eye, the strength and vigor from the frame, they give puny and dis HO "3 ve generations, the race of man. The marks can be seen in Scrofila, Consuniption, <tipples, thé Idiot“{é, Me Paratlytic, and thé Tnsane. ~~ : /RY, recognized as theinost FATAL MEDICAL EN to mean, Combining with the Yenereal, doubles his dangertg. One vase has assumed a new form. ‘That leaves the poison toerawl throngh the system, eating its way into the tissues and organs beneath the apparently smoothisurface, to burst outin thé future with a yirnence that will baffle the effects of medicine SEMINAL WEAKNESS. ; The young man who experiences that. growing weakness in his. muscular and meri-. tal organization should stop-and consider whence ita rises. _He will find in thé weaknessof the back, trembling ofthe limbs, disordered digestion, unaccopntab.e failing of the powers of the mind, igtads, for soetety, dread of impehdizg trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and lascivics. dreams, a€companied by growing deafness, loss of muscular power, and husuerous othe* symptoms of disorganizatiorf, the positive t 5 of that most terrible and », Gestrnctive of all diseases—Seminal Weakness—wasting away his powers, destroying Nis hope of lite and manhood, and,dragging him along the broken path of his existence, toward @ prevuature 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 apsearance brings no relief. Marriage, that holy office, the safeguard and hope of manhood, brings to such a one .-nohope of cure, but adds to his misery in the knowledge. that the one whe looks to iim fer so much of her happincss is a victim of his evit, and an innocent cOmpanion of his punishment.: He adds to his misery and disorder-until hope leaves him. There is me rescue except in proper and skillful treatment. Consult, thén, at oncg, a physicipn whose practice and careful research his made him thoroughly conversant with every phase of the disease. Those who have become victims of solitary vices, that dread-. ful, fascipaiing and destructabie habit, that fills thousands of sick roems-yith paralstics and consumptives, and hundreds of untimey graves w'th its misguided victims,should. consult wi _nout delay, one whoowill-sym pa-thise with. their sufferings;To snch the Doctor -would especially recommend bim82}f, giving to each and all gusrantees of a Perfect and Permanent Cure, without hinerance from business, change of diet, fear of exposure. ° IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. When a Female isin troucle or afflicted with disease, and requires me lical or surgical attendance, the inquiry should be, where ' is there a physician who is fully.competent to adrinister relief; and -whose respectable étand.ng in society recommends him to the confidence of the community. The Doctor, 4 offspring, and . who have been treated with that pernicious . 25 {hs Tndiana Mill Hy driane s-Oranth te. MINERAE POISON ate not ¢ 3 ‘the dis. Placer, State of California, being bounded Application for a Patent to Placer > oo Gold Mining Claim: Untrrep States Laxp OFFice. Sacramento, California, Dec, 21, 1872. {: Ws JUDD, JAMES L. GOULD ‘filed their application in this office for a , Patent to a Mining claim,and thé law and in‘structions in such cases provided, having been complied with, it is hereby ordered that the annexed Notice of such Application Se published for sixty ‘days, in‘the Nevada Daily Transcript, a newspaper published nearest the location of Said ¢ , at Nevada city, mM Nevada county, State of Catifornia. T. B, MeFARLAND, Register. Copy 6f Notice posted on the claim. Application for Patent-to Mining Claim: _ Notice is hereby given to whom it may. eoncern, that an application has been made = ry H. Brown to’ the Government of the Eni. ted-“States for a Patent to the folowing describe? Placer Gold cae 3 Claim known by the mining claim known +8 the Druid Claim known asthe Miaii, Claims. on the ._ East, and.on the South by the claims known as the Milt? Company and Warren Company, and op the west by the Warren. Company, Hawkins-Company, Albion Company and Oédar Company, on surveyed mineral land, . beingin the S E 4 of Section 9 and in the 8 W 4 of Section 10, Township 15, Nerth Range 10 East Mount Diablo. Meridia=, in the uistrict of lands subject to sale at the United States Land Office; Sacramento, Califoriia, and ‘contaifing sixty-threeand 70-100 acres,'as Shown by the approved plat} filed and posted herewith. This claim was located by F. Bourtie, Brocks Judd and A. L. Hodge in thé year A. D. 1852, and by — Soule about the year A. D.1859,in accords ance with the mining rules of the, Gold itun Mining District, and the record of this claim may be found upon application to the Mining Recorder at Gold. Run. “This claini is more particularly described in the following Field Notes approved by the United States Surveyor Génekal for California — Commencing at Post No 1. marked. Indiana Hill Company and the N E corner of the Albion Ciinpadty’s claim (var. 17 degrees B) thence S 7344 deg. E 10.70 chains to post No 2, in‘deep Hydraulic cut, thence N.8 deg. E 9,37 chains to post No 3, near lofty hydraulic pinmacle : thence $ 79 deg E 4,87 chains to post No 4 in deep hydraulid cut and South West corner of the bruid_Company’s claim ; thenc@ N 78% deg. E 44,27. chains to post No 5 and N E corner of Indiana Hiil claim from which a Black Oak 18 inches in dinmeter bears N 10.déeg. W 63 links distant @ Black Oak 16inchesin diameter bears N 57 4-deg. E 22 links-distant'; thence. South 18 deg. E 11,80 chains to centre of Bourne Ravine 20.00 chains to post No 6, and North Bast corner of MiamiCompany’sclaim from which a Black Oak 12 inches in diameter bears N 33.deg. W 44 links distant. a Black Oak inches in diameter bears $4 deg, W 31 links distant ; thence S 824g deg. W 7.44 chains to. pest No 7 which stands over bank in cut 23 links and to the North West corner of the Miami Company’s Claim ; thence $ 2% deg. KE 12.73 chains to post No 8 from . which a Pitch Pine tree two feetin diameby. William Judd, James.L.Gould and-Hen. enre-of-ehronie important, pamphiet; embodying: his . . PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. PR. W. K. DOHERTY’s . . Medical-and Surgical Institute, No. 519 Sacramento Street, Corner of Leidesdorff Street—[A few door below the What Cheer House] SAN FRANCISCO. Private entrance on Leidesdorff Street, Sound and Scientific Medical aid, in the Treatment and Cure of all ; Private and Chronic dis; eases, Cases of * Secresy.: z a To the Afflicted. continues to consult lis-in all its ferms and stages, Seminal Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissior’, Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back and Loins, the-North-end-by the Tuflammation of the Bladder and the Kidneys, etc., and he hopex that his tong experience and successful practice will continue to insure him.a share of public patronage: By the etice of many years-in Eurepe and the United States he is enabled to apply the most efficient and sticcessful. renjedies against diseases’ of “all kinds: He‘uses ho. mercury, charges moderate, treats his patients in a correct and honorable way, and has references'of unquestionable yeracity from men of known respectability and high standing in society. All parties consulting him; by ietter or otherwise, will teceive the best_and_gentlest treatment, and implicit secrecy. ' To Correspondents. Patients (male or female) residing in any part of the State, however distant, who may desire the opinion and advice of Dr. Doherty, in their-respéctive éases, and who think proper to submit»a -written statement o such, in preference to holding a personaf interview, are respectfudly assured that their COMMUNICATIONS WILL BE HELD SAbe fully and candidly described, personal communication will be unnecessary, as instructions, including diet, regimen, and the eneral treatment of the case itself, {includng the remediés) will be forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as to convey no idea of the purport of the letter or parcel 50 Gansiniteed. musnitations by letter or otherwise FREE. Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay: Spermat hoa. DR. DOHERTY cae feet published rn wr views ard eXperfernve in relation to Impo. tence or Virility, being a short treatise on Spermatorrheea, or Seminal Weakness,. Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on this affection and other diseases of the sexi ual Organs. This little work contain Sin formation of the utmost value to all, whether murried or single, and will be sent FREE /. by mail on, receipt of Six Cents in postage stamps for return postage. Address} W. K. DOHERTY, M. D. 824 San Francisco, Cal. ter bears’S 314; deg. E 458 links distant ; thence 877% deg. W 4.05 Cliaifis to post No 9 and North East cortier of Mill Company's . Claim from. which a cluster of three small Oaks each two inches in diameter bears N 16. deg. W 1,30 chains distant ; theace N 8237 deg. W. 2.80 chaint to centre of In iuna Hill Ravine 3.18 chains to post No. 10 gn West be nk of Indiana Hill Ravine from which a Black Oak 16 inches in diameter understanding now imperatively necessary thése reqairements are, feels called upon to . interpose, and by calling the attention of the afflicted tothe fact Phat he has been a Professor of Obstetrics and Female diseases . for *wenty Yeurs, and is filly qualified to! administer in-all cases, both medically ana surgically, not in a superficial manner, but in as thorough a manner as Years of study and practice—bLoth in hospitals and families —cun make, to save them from the hands of the unqualified unscrupulous, and design--ing.Therefore, families can rely upon him oes upon a father. Allin affliction can find in him one whocen feel and sympathise with and befriend them in trouble—one in whose secresy the utmost confidence can be ylacee. y To Correspondents. : TLETTERS:—Persons of either sea, who wish to consult the Decter, and who cannot visit the city can, by stating their symptoms: ina letter, receive advice and asstirance of ua cure at home. Ail letters returned or detroyed. Address, a LENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M.D. No. 618 Sacramento Street, near Montgomry. Box } : SUMMONS.—State of Califurnia; County Ss of Nevada, ss. In the Distri¢t Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California, in and forthe County ef Ne-vede. The People of the State—of-Caliifornia nena. presiing to .B. SUMNER, defendant. “You are hereby required to appeer in an action brought-against you in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judiin) District of the State of Califorpia. an and for the County of Nevada, on day of December, 1872, by P. RASMUSSON, plaintiff, and to enswer the ¢omDlaint filed therein, within ten days, (ex~ , ¢lusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this Summons — if, served within this county ; or; if served out of this Lae ce mae henge ee pea within twe days: rwise, Within forty days or rt ape Tl be taken ame f you = defsult, according to. the prayer. of said éomplaint. line an ac et the recovery of the sum b¢ Sixteen "Hundred Dollars. alledged to be due from defendant to plain, tiff. on @ rettata prom idsoty ‘naté dated November Logit 1869, payable oue year after to tiie pia mitt and for interest on thé same at the rate of seven per cent “an. uuw froin the 6th day’of pp a ind for costs of suit ‘all payable in gold coin of the United States. And you are hercby notified that if yo fail to appear und answer the said iplaint as above re. : ; : a > ;, . Int day of March, 1873, then and there uined, t : tif? will take judgment . Range 7 East, is to be tretited as mineral in “Yes * or ¢No.” Ym many. 2 cified in said coaneinies! chgtacter, nnd inde valuable for abining —— xen, = Pe sanded proposition So to-wit :$1.600, with interest and ‘costs ‘of . then for agricultdral purposes until the . i-¢ by @ Tax an the property of the Ditinet pare ge ) ae io ethie debe dnc 2And = the sui of $250 tor the maintainance. Pe Rosimans. whereof. 1.. 0, . Whereat, (ier Tupp (Pont Ooe adres . ofthe hoo! in oid Diss Ble Prankett;'Glent of District Court . Nevads City, Cal) did, on the sist dyy of . CO oy oe econ omenens the: pro = rh of . aes SRA See ee Siveriet aude Gollectorts colice® “had . Dect ‘Stake. e Polls will and iiwprees thé Bhal or said Doutt “At office, in the City of Nevada, on the 29th duy of Novem PAG yi” : a oe GAH AS os an ener, ork. ohn Pa*ti-en,Veputy, . ‘ pe ae ix KE, chasing Agent, San Francisco, oy rine epee. in-the eel Sods. d itgreatly their. Soo t = eee hf lary auevigtas. “eae _—, well saqnetoted with bn Pedd Lultersee Gian oF thi onttes’ ene eret direct to business houses in the eity. Goode war _Pepreser da the beat of refer weer" i ae “any article will be sent C. O: D. : _ Write: me what: you Want, 29th . — feudant.and payable + yasiness . purchase beurs N54; deg. EB 124chains and, the ‘corher common to Sections ¥, 10, 15 and 16, Township 15 North Range 10 East Mount Diatlo Buse and Meridian, hears $ 4% deg. W 5,76 thains distant ; thence N 4% deg. ¥.0.38 chains to post No 11; thence N 20 deg. E.0,39. chains. to post No. 12.; thence N 5t¢ deg. W 1,00 to post No 13; thence N 21 deg. W 1.01 chains to-post No 14 :thenee N 3134 degrees W 0.7/ chains to post No. 15; thence N 2027 W0.70 chains to post Nol6; thence N 39 deg. W 0.43 chains ‘to post No. 17,; thence N 16 deg. W 1.37 chains to pst NoIs= thence N39 deg. W 0.77 chains to post No19; thence N 52 deg. W 10.62 eha. to post No 20 on point-of hydraulic cut, where formerly stood on Oak ‘Tree and to the North West corner of the Warren Company, and North East corner of the Hawkins Company's claims; thence N 72 deg. W 9.83 chains to post NO 21 and South East corner 6f the Albion Company claimsfrom which a Bleek Oak 10 inches in diameter bears N12 deg. East 1.12 chains distant ; thence. N 14%4 W)9,85 chains to post No. 1 and place of beginning from which a leaning Liack Oak 12 in diameter beais South 57 W 1,25 chaius distant‘ Black Oak two fect in diumeter bears S$ 3144 deg. W 1.66 chains distant. All -persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same before the. Register and Receiver of. the United States for Sacramento Land District, at Sucramento, Californid, within sixty days from the. first: day of publishing ahd posting hereof. Bre Dated and signed at Geld Run; Placer County, California, this 19th day of DecemASSESSMENT NOTICE. YUBA GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. Location ef works, North Blooiutield, Nevada Connty, Calitornia-—Notice is hereby given that at ameeting of the Board of day of January, 1873, an assessment (No. 2 of Twenty-five (25) Cents per share wa) levied upon. the capital atock of said com pany, payable” immediately, in United States gold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the company, No. 108 Battery st., San Francisco, California,Any stoek upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on Monday, the 24th “day of February, 1573, shall be deemed delinquent, ard will be duly advertised for sele at public auction, and unless payment shall be made before, will be seld on Friday, March 11th, 1878, ‘to pay the delingnent assessment, together with cost of advertising and expenses of sale, By order of the Board of Trustees. R. H. WALRATH, Secretary Office —No. 108 Battery btreet, San Fi ancisco, California, j25: Notice to Creditors. N THE MATTER of the Estate of Nicholas Stocovich deceased: Notice is here by given by the -undersigned executor of the above named Estete, to the credaguinst said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within four niouths after'the publication of this notice, to the undersigned, at his store, on Broad Street, in the city of Nevada: Nevada City, January 16th, 1973: A. GOLDSMITH, ’ vich, deceased,~ Williams & Johnson, Attorneys for the Fstate. ~ ji7 JAMES f GOULD, WILLIAM JUDD, 3 HENRY H. BROWN, . Applicants. yf H. H, Browns Agent. Atopy of this Noticé with the approved Plat wss posted on the claim ona Shed about six hundred feet f1 North line.of claim on the 19th day December, 1872. ° ‘ H H. Bro a Stephen G, Beers, ithe eee Oren United States Land Office: SACRAMENTO, Oal., Feb, 17th, 1873. O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Wherens, on the 7th day of Jan’y ,1888, the Plat of Towuship 16 North, Range 7 Kast, was’ filed in the U; 8:Land, eat Sacramento, Cal., ant vy Cominissioner’s letter duted December 2, 1871, the N W \ of NZ \ of Section 9. in Towtiship 16 North, tecof this district bie Deol € nin claiming the cme land all ging that t c ral ¢ eter, and wor Valtabte tor eetieuitace than for inihing purposes; Therefore; you will_please take notice, that wnder and by virtue of instracpats: Bie the Commissioner of the Gen. era ) f May 6th, 1871, w have ek the ok doy Br april A. “1873, at 10 o’ciock, A. M., at this : betore the Register and Receiver, for thé heariny of proofs to determine as to the ee ag or —is } Ages Where “have pga: ‘the meal of thts © , the “day und e year first shove. 1 7 ye ae Mera 2 122, HART FELLOWS, Receiver. epee STAGE LINE, o'clock, a. ‘ _ esi every ‘oe e "s 8H, ‘. _/ Stockholders’ Meeting. Aad Loi pied bet wget v i ass Rana Peters Parlor NA oka: EXCHANGE HOTEL Co. Yo the Stockholders of the National Exchange. Hotel Co, Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Stockholder. of said company will be held at the office of J.I. Cald. well, in Nevada City, Nevada County, State March, 1873, at T o'clock, P. M.,Of said day, for the purpose Of electing trustees and other officers, and the transection of business. JOHN CASHIN, President.

JV Caldwell, Secretary, 5 ~~ Special School Election. Ne is hereby given to the qualified Electors of Willow Valley schvol District that there will beam Election held at the School House, im said District, on the the Tax on the sanie. open trom 10 to 12 o’clocky W. C. BRADLEY, « NALUCKEINGERS, he MUSIC BOOKS. HE following \Musie Books are rec. i ¢c class:.> Peters’ Eclectic Pinno School. Over eontdliiageumeapeatentlpaeesereee etter aeaeel Quick Cureaand Moderate Charges Established expressly to afford the afflicted OCTOR W. K. DOHERTY RETURNS his sincere thanks to his humerons . patients for their-patronage, and would take _ this opportunity to remind. them-tnat ne at his Institute for the Kidnéys, Digestive, and-Genit-Urinary Organs, and all Private Diseases, viz: SyphiWeakness, and all the horrid consequences Of self-=abise, Gonorhrer; Gieet;-Strictures; AND. CONFIDENTIAL. If. the-case-} Application’ for a Patent to a Placer Gold Mining Claim: Untrep States Layp OFFICE, } Sacrainento, Cal, Lee, 26th, 1872. ICH4ARD. W. TULLY having filed his , R application in this office for a Patent . tu a Placer Mining Claim, and the law and instructions in such cases provided having . been complied with, it is hereby ordered . be published for sixty days in the Nevada . Daily Transcript, a.newspaper published . nearest the location of sa d claim, at Nevada . city, in Nevada county, State of California, T. B. McFARLAND, Register. ‘a Copy of Notice posted on the Claim, Application for Patent to Minin Claim. ; Notice is hereby given to whom it may concern, that an application has been, made by Richard W. Tully to the Goyernment of the United States for a Patent to the follow-ing described Placer Gold Mining Claim, viz : known as the Merrill Claim, situsted > in Omega Mining District,in Nevada County. State of California, being bounded by tlie . i by mining claims of unkuown owners on . the Svuth, by the-Teeple and Prescott claims. on the West and on the yy vaeurt land and more particularly described as follows, to-wit: on.surveyed land being the 7 West 3s of Séuth -West 4¢ and the. south West \& of North West Quarter of Section 16, Township 17 North Range 11 East, Mount Diablo Rase aud Meridian, in the district of lands subject to sale at the United. States Land Office, Sacraniente, Callfornia, and containing 120 acres of land. “Said Mining Claims not of record to the knowledge of the applicant who-botds the sume as purchaser. Saittclaim being still more partleularly descri in: the diagram posted and filed:witit-said application.. ~ E All persons holding any adverse claim “thereto are hereby required to present the same before the Register attd_Receiver. of the. United States for SacramentoLand Dis‘trict, at Sacramento, California; within sixty days from the first day of publishing and posting hereof. Dated and signed at Omega, November 27th, 1872, and posted December 5th. 1872: KICHARD W. TULLY, Applicant. Niles Searis, Attorney for Applicant. ¢ 31 ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. STATE of Wm. Staviton; decéased. Netice is hereby given by the undersigned, Adwinistrator of the above estate, and to the creditors of and all persoys having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same With the necesaary vouehers, within ten months from the first publication of this notice, té the “‘anmdersignedttt his office. in Smartsville, Yuba County. jlu JAMES O’BRIEN; Administrator. that the annexed notice of such application . dated December 2, deveased. om, 7S sp a United States Zend Office. -* SACRAMENTO, CaL., Feb. 12th, 1 O R.W. TULLY, 0, J: WOHOaEr, CHARLES MARSH, ANDREW H. PARKEK, and.to all whom it/may concern: ‘Whereas, you filed r vite ant application in the Ufiited. State’ Land Office, alleging lots 2and 3 aad S W 4% of N E ¥4 aud S E \ of -N W & of Section 6, in TownShip 16 North, Range 9,Kast, to be mineral . in character, and by Commissioner’s letter 71, the same land is to be treated as mi in character, and mor: vuluable for »iining than for agricultur»1 purposes wfiti] the, c-ntrary is proved a!ter due notice. Aud /whéreas, Robert J. Houston, (Post.Offite address, Nevada, Cal,).d d on thé 6th diy of June, A.D. 1868, file in the Registers’s office of this District his Declaratory Statement c!aiming the sime land, and an affidavit alleging that it is agricultural in character, and more valuable for agricultural than for mining purposes; Therefore, yon will please take-notice, that yiptue-et instructions . u and. by-yiptue-ot actions . rora. ain Goin enteatnes of the Géieral Land Office; Dated-May 6th, 18/1. we bave fixed the’. } ‘With day of: March, A. D. 1893; -at¥ + o'clock, P.-M.,-at-ihis—office, before the Register and Receiver, for the hearing of Toots to deteriine as to the mineral or? agricultural character of said lands. unto set our -hands “and affixed the sealot this office, the dav and the year first above written. : T. B: McFARLAND. Register. 16 HART FELLOWS, Receiver. PROBATE NOTICE. N THE PROBATE COURT of the Coun-: tyof Nevada, State of California. In the: matter of the Estate of George Keeney It appearing tothe Hon. John Caldwell, Judge of said Court, by-the petition this day presented and filed by Elizabeth’ W. PB. Keeney, the Administratrix of the Estate of George Keeney, dec’d, praying for an order of sule of real ‘estate, that it is nUcessary to sell the whole of the real estate,.to pay the debts of th estate, support the family of the deceased, and because: the best interests of the heirs require such sale to be made. It is therefore ordered by the Hon. John Caldwell, Judge of the said Court,that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased, appear before the/ said Probate Courton Thursday, the 13th day of March, A, D. 1873., at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day,-at the Court room: of said Probate Court.at: Nevada City, in County of Nevada, to show cause why anorder should not be granted to the said Administratrix to sell all of the real estate belonging to the said deceased, as shall be necessary;und that a copy of this-order be published at least four su~cessive. weeks in the Nevada Daily Transcript,a newspaper printed and published in said county. Dated February 13th, 1873. JOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. —~— __In_witness whereof, we have here}. Office of the County Clerk of the County ‘Trustees of said counpany, held om the 20th }—~ itors of, and all persons having claims-j north boundury line of Township 16°N R, 9 Executor of the Estate ot -Nicholas Sloco-_ aa BRINKS distant t : Notiee of ‘meeting of Storkhotders., of California;-on Monday, the 8d day of, __jan31_ ‘Trustees Willow Valley Distric+. mmended as beingthe best of their . : PRICE; e for Scho6ls......$u 75. yph we e-tene, ist. Ral es ethed for keed Organ, is work is ann tg ee all ill be ready August 25....:.. 250] others of its class by Teachers who have 10; THE UNFORTUNATE, NEW REMEDIES, “NEW REMEDIES Di. GIBBON'S DISPENGARY * he G28 KEARNEY srReer, — Cor. Commercial, Sax Fuaxcrsoo, ° . hae Seger ptm in 1854, for the treat ; ment-of Sexual and ‘Semina} Diséages*such as Gonorrhea; Geet, Stricture, Syphij* Re is in all its forms, Seminal Weakness line potency, ¢tc. _ Skin Diseases ( of,’ sean,’ stspiting) and Ulcerated legs succesefally te BIBBOM heey the pleasure nouncing that he has returned from yig; he prineipal Hospitals ef Europe, and ine * = — }tesuimed practice at his Dispensary 623 pe Kearney Street, corner of Commerciaj.’ San ? Francised, where his old patients and those ue requiring his services may find-bim. oe : ‘The Doctor has spared neither time nor ; money in seeking out new remedies, and hag = returned with: increased facilities {6p the sane aileviation of human suffering. . ae ciegh Seer Senpees, aes ow many thousands of persons, mate and femate, are there who are an feet of secret indulgences, or from vires absorbed into. the system! Look st their pallid, emaciated snd @isfigured faces and their broken dowii constitutions, disqnali. fying them for the happiness of marriage or the-enjoyment of life. In this horrid situation thousands suffer until d_ath closes the scent. Let parents, gueriians, friends attend toany of those who are snfferin of an. B. P. BE with any of these horrible life destroying — maladics—see. that they are cared prado . Aubu cured before it be too late. Send them im. ¢ mediately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who has made private disease his especial study for years, and who is certain to cure the most inveterate cases without mercury or HE injurious drugs. It.is important to those th who are affijcted, or to those who are intér — eated in the welfare of their friends, to be ance'of careful of the many ‘pretended doctors who on han infest atl cities, publishing their skill in article curing all diseases in a iew days, imposing OEY: uponthe public by using the names of emeel] the inent physicians from Europe and other Su places. Be, ;therefgre, careful ‘nd make strict inquirtes*or You may fall into tho iands of those ¢harldtans. re Seminal Weakness. i Seminal Emissions, the consequence of “Ch self abuse, This solitary vice, or depraved Tam sexual indulgence, is practiiced by the ANY, . youth of both sexes to an almost unlimitea aimee extent, producing with unerring certainty, kind « the following train of morbid syniptoms, ‘binges unless cembatted by. scientific” medica] Bank, measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the'head, ring. lug in the ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and the rattling of chariots, wneasiaess about the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused “vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence; diffidencd in approachingstrangers, a disiike to form new acquaizitances, a ‘ No, 426, -< Aber = (2 ©. Plankett, County Clerk a eee Bach ee ee Application for Patent toa Placer St * sa Es ate rah tae mrad eur eruptiofis about the Tace, furred tongue, ‘ Gold Mining Claim. ‘Court in and for said-County, do hereby . fetid, breath, coughs, consumption, nicht BROA : URS certify the foregoing, to be a true, full and ie cate, Foon to frequent eye ion Ouliguenia; Doo. S83 } pine tes ace penetra od shoal epply: roach either in J. sacramento, California; Dec. 9th, 1872. §; Geert upon, the minutes of said) Probate person or by letter, and have a.edre effected H ORACE RILWAM having ‘fléd bis @p. (_") witness my hand and the seal of . DY bis new and scientific mode of treating : H plication:in this office for a Patent to seal $'said Probate Court, this 13th day . ‘bi8 disease, which neverfails of effecting the T amining-claim,and the law and instructions ——~ }.of February, A. D.1873, y quick and radical . Dr. G. will give on ; having. been complied with, it is hereby orie. Ss, PLUNKETT Clerk One Hundred Do to'any one who will é " dered that theannexed notice of such appliBy Joun PArrisox. De uty prove satisfactorily tohimthat he wascnred = ae te cation be: published for sixty days in the . Wijos Searls, Atty. for A Aentntoleatvis Tia . of this copplaint by either of the San 0 NervapDa DaILy TRANSCRIPT,a& bugis pp pubvance. te ‘ : Francisgoquacks, ate in ths lished nearest the location of said claim, in : 2 Marrte en, Nevada city, Nevada county, State of Cali. Delinquent Sale Notice. OF those who contemplate marriage, who acca fornia. . : jare suffering Sander any o ese fearful aa ~J, B, MoFARLAND, Register. ISING STAR MINING COMPANY~1 maladies, aheuid not forget the sacred: reStz . ; i y Location of Works, Nevada Couzty, sponsibility resting upon them, nor delay. their. APPLICATION FOR PATENT TO MIN. . California. Noti¢e. There is del quent . to obtain immediate relief. 1h ies ING CLAIM. ; upon the following described stock on a¢-. Persons calling at Dr, Gibben’s off or . theac “ te FY oo . count of Assesment {No. 3.) vied on the sending for packages of medicines may rely . “sii Notice is hereby given to whom it may . 25th day of January, 1973, the several upon hisassurance of confidential secrecy with: concern that an application has been made . *MOunts set opposite the names of the re. with implicit.faith, and expect no more a by Horace Kilham,to the Government of the . 5Pective shareholde rey follows: ‘ than to be charged with 9 fair. and mutuA , United States fora mt to the following o CertifiNo. . ally satisfactory remuneration of services ly $0. described placer gold mining Claims, viz: J area OL 3 cate, Shs. Amt. . rendered, considering the cireumstances alee Known as the Horace Kilham Mining Claim . het Buftington, tris. 69 137 $1905 . of the cases, rather than a tou prevalentand _. = situated in Blue Tent Mining District,int.Ne. . 9: Bugthgton, trus, 373 100 15 00 . elfish practice of extortion among quacks vada County, State of California, ‘being MR, fingten, trus. 375 100 15 60 . ana pretenders. i SEE ua —yr* bounded by the mi ing clain known as the a Bufhiugton, trns 376 100 1500) Dk. GIBBON _ is responsible, and will Enterpris. .laim on the East, on the south . a M putington, true. 377. 100 15 00 . give to each patient a written instrument, by the dividing ridge, between the So 3; Lat ea pe trus. 3781 0. 15 00 . binding himself to effect a radical and perYub& River Snd Rock Creck, ‘atid the fington, trus. 379 100 1500 . manent cure, or make no charge. ‘West ane’ North by vacant unoccupied land . 5° sr Bofirgton, bras. reeset 21-00 Cured at Home. and nore particularly described-4s follows: . 5° ye" umn, trus. 381100 1500) Persons at a distance may be CURED AT to-wit: on ungarveyed lund, Said location . J; popangion, trus. 390 331 4965) HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. GibM not being on récordand being ia Township . 55° B Sense iman, = I86ua 1500} bon, stating case, smyptoms, length of AV 17 North, Range 9 East;,Mount Diablo Buse . EH. B rryman, 188 100 15 00 . time the disease .bas continned,.and have "MO and Meridian, in tow Hairict of lapds sub. f° 5 Berryman; 139 o1 465 . medicine promptly: forwarded, free from “ “ject to sale at the United States Lahd Office HBB arya, 655 50 7 50 . damage and curiosity, to any part of. the al Sacrumerita, Califern is, ‘beginnimg et a . jn" Oo Ty mAn, a6 . B 7 50 . country, with full and plain directions for peor Pa No 1, standing at the south . 7 : urtis, 167 B81 4965 use. By enclosing $15 in currency or $10 in ‘Dal west corher of said claim from which a post . ¥: ualender, 22 100 1500! coin, in-asregistered letter ‘through the 3 markéd 14 8. standing 120chains north from Pet Apeeccee 385° “100 15:00 . Post Office, or through Wells, Curgo & Co., Section stake between Sections 4 and 5 ‘on . 60% ah 172 B31 4965 . a package of medicine ‘will be forwarded sainuel Marks, 26 50 4 50 My express to any part of the Union, east bears south 45° west 21.25 chains and prcmmet Marks, «7 50 a 50 . “Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney ai running thence from said take No 1, north mitiel Marks, 28 50 ‘00 . street, corner Commercial, Sai) Francisco. 9° east 76.50 chains toa= Oak tree 16-inchrepeager Marks, 29-80 __ 4.50} Post Office Bux 1957, e8 in diameter marked. No 2 ‘thénee ‘north pooh? Res kbaat 30 31, . 465] Private entrance on Commercial street. 0 64> 30 east 13.50 chains toa post marked — wurice,trus. 391 750 11250! Remember to. put BOX 1957-on the letMar No 3 standing ina rock njound’ in-a field 4 x. Rosenfield, 298 1000 . 150.00 . ter, S: from which post the south east corner of a'. J <, Doane 301-160 15 00 . .Consultations FREE, 7 cabin bears north 642-east 100 links dis. +? senbaum, UT 331 49.65 . _g9Correspondents will please~ inform tant, thence north 14° 15 east 20 chains to . V.Stuart, v2 31 4 65 post inarked No 4from which a B. Oak tree 12 inches in diameter bears south 45° east chains to a post marked’ No 5 from which a B Oak tree 30 inches in diameter bears south 10° east 53 lirks distant,thence south 12° eagt 32 Chains to post marked ‘No 6, from which 4 B. Oak trée’30 inches Ih diameter bears north 49° west 100 links distant and B Oak tree 6 inches in diameter bears south. 85° east 30 links distant, thence south 41° west 6 chains to post marked No 7 standin in a deep cut, thence north .88° 45 west 2) chains to a sugar pine tree 60 inches in diameter standing at the north-west corner of the Entesprise claims and niarked No 8, E No 2, thence south 25-%:.wert-80:50-chains to & post marked No 9in rock mcund at. the south-west corner of the Enterprise claims, thence south 82° 45’ west 17.75 chains to the place of beginning—containing three hundred fifty-six and 47-1 (356 47) acres of'land bé the ‘same Or less. Said claim “ being still more particularly described in the diagram posted. andfiled with said applicat inp. ms : . “AN -persqns ‘holding .dny ‘adverse elaim thereto are hereby required to present the aame before the Register and Receiver of the Dnit ep Land ~ for ienSSeS jobs rgreare within sixty days from the date hereof. nad ai vada City Ves. 4th, Dec./4th, 1872. HORACE KILHAM, Applicant. _Niles Searls, Attorney for Applicant, 13 -KINKEL'3 NEW METHOD . REED ORGAN. 4 E would call the attention ot “Teach ers and Amateurs to Kinkel’s New Method for the Reed Organ and Melodeon,’ examined it. Jr contains a cledr and sim. -visco, California, Dighton Corson, “the Star Company;"Comet Ledye, And in secordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors,made on the 15th day of January, 1873, so man of eat 5 may’ sary, Will be sold at publie auction, at the “Mflice of the Company, 37, New Merchants’ Exchange, Cala. Street, ban Francisco, Cal., on Satuaday, the eighth day of March, 1873, at: the hour of 12 o’clock, M. of suid day, to pay said Delinquent Assessment thereon, toether with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. : J, M. BUFFINGTON, Sec’y. Office No. 33. New Merchants Exchange. (third floor) California Street, San Fran£22 f John F. MeKay,Ernest Niséon’, J. N. Page, Peter Taylor, James §, Harrison, Martin White, A: J. Doner, Joseph Hook, W, .R. Smjth, John E, , hite, E. H, Richardson, George Simpson, Enoch Shilles, Pleasant Fiel€ “and Susan Marsh, co-owners with the undersigned in eadow. California. undersignto Lake District, Nevada Count 5 You are hereby notified that ed has the-amount n hold the claim, for last past, in year . an t ‘) “es tt janc ee vith an Ac oe f ConareRe ¥ beet upon are Of such expenditure, Such paym to be made at ihe office of the Nevapa Dat the city of Ne untv of Nev: : of California, being the news: chen ished nearest said claim ; and I ereby author. ize the publisher or pub of said paper to receive said money and for the same 2 AS 8, COOK, Dated at Nevada, California, D. otographic and Daguerrean \ be necesDR. GIBBON that they cead his advertise ment in the DaILy TRANscRIPT. myl sy ea puna . Delinquent Sale Notice. OLD RUN MINING COMPANY. Lo cation. of Works, Nevada City am Neyada County, California. Notice—There are delinquent tpon the follow T ing desrribed Stock, on account ‘of AssessMe ment levied on the 30th day of Decem‘Tat ber, 1872, the several amounts set oppoé site the‘ridnies of the respective ‘SharchulVa ders, as follows : gui No of Cer. No. of'Am't. Be Names, tificate. She. 3 aes Old Issue. % 5 Gee. R. Etkley,; 4 312% $312 50 Geo. W. Downey, 8 5 5 0e D. F. Hadiey, to (85 25 00 Jos. M: Maguire, . 13 108 100 00 r) Jos. M, Maguire, . Jd: 20736 207 50 _ And. in accordance wi ‘wand gn order of the Board of Trustees m on the > . : May of December, 2, 80 Inany. shares of each parcel of said stock as may 2 be necessary will be sold at public auction at the offide of the°Cofiipany, Cor. 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