May 14, 1876 (4 pages)

il RAB AAS i SSS es ii Saag SO SRR Aa 5 RN ile IN prensa caansNe cs key? ke Ra Fant ig ARLE: ARIRRAE NCE AAT ABTS SENG! STAD) PAM EE As ETB Seer he Fy it om offers to the affitted positi¢e 7 4: nsinthe human blood is that arisi Venereal’ faint.often breaking A ‘wiginalty contracling ft. AFTER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY THE. ‘Dr. NY. INSTITUTE, holders as follows: & , econfusign, pain in back, limbs or , forebodings, indige tion, timidity, -ggersion to society, loss of power, want of ‘Ratrol, variable temper, attacks of sik: akin to biliousness, deposits in urine, ular bowels, etc. etc. . * ome times, trembling, anxiety, forgetful. 24tn day Delinquent Notice. YOMINGGOLD MINING COMPA ~ Location of princip” . place of »a-iness, San Francisco, California. “tion of works, Névada county, California, Notice—There aro delinquent: upon the fo'!lowing: described stock, on account of iséeasinent No 8, levied on the 24th day of Feb., 1576, the severa’ amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareAnd-in aecordancewith Jaw; and an_order of the Bourd of ‘Directofs, made on the of Feb, 1876, so many shares of each parcel Of such stock’as may be neces-ary, will be sold at public auction at the office of the Company, 311 California street, second fluor, Rooms 3‘and 4, entrance 309 So ea Application for a Patent to Mining ‘Claim, United States Land Office; — Sacramento, Cal, Feb. 23d, 1876. OTICE is hereby given, That the North Blbdmfield Gravel Mining Company, a corporation existing under the laws of California, whose PostOffice is Saa Francisco, Culifornis. has this day made appliLocacre in ail cases 0 Noot Noo cation for —— for the ee i herined “i / ‘ pres yield Mine, bearing gold, situate in Virgin Valle EMINAL W ieneige ee. ig press — — Faas Mining ‘istrict, Nevada County, California ‘ taxthe on of much rown, oO : and des«ribed in the plat and field notes on othe iainery a pen iaeg the ‘indul. 9 J Butler, 212 100100 00 . s1e in this office as. follows, viz: Comgence of the most destructivé of habits JM BuMngton, Tr. 327 100 =: 100 00 . mercing at a spruce tree opposite the TayJ : ing life a course, and spréading weakJM Buttington, Tr. 330 100 =: 100 00 . Jor Dam and on the rigLt bank of Humbug’ ren ana se : sie mankind, fér itis a. 7 M Buftifgton, Tr, 343 100 =: 100 00 . reek and-being corner No 10 of Hambug Yell ‘known Tach. that the indwigence of . J M uffington, Tr, 378 100 =: 100 00 . Ganon Framing Claim. . Thenée variation Siiary Wise eve tn te-aligttedt degree, . 5 M Buflington, TH 286. =< BD Bh AO . 17 1-29 E,8 49° 15 wS.58 chaius tos stake ae tr eeole of weakness in the system . 7M Huffington, Tr, 411 0 50 00 . marked No 2, from which live osk 30 in. hat crow to_s harvest of disease, sorrow . W Davidson, a 50. 5000} giameter bears N 7 1-29 ESF is. Thence vend fen after years. « . Wm Davidson, 31 50 50 00 . N.19¢-15’ E 5,50 chains toa stake m-pked : es . } Chas E-Elliott;Tr-233 » 100 100.00 . NO 3;frem. w jive-oak 18” diameter = Noung Man = Chas E Elliot, Tr. 234 100 100 00 . pear. § 3) 1-2° # 33 links. Twin live oak ‘4 Chas F Eliott, Pr. 335 116 100-00 . bears N 16° W 22 links, Thence N 38e¢ es ee? experience-any weakness you should . (95 & Kiliott, Tr. 236 100 10000 +95" fy 37 chains to ast:-ke mierked No 4, eas sno ena pay Ag oo ae age’ John Fine, a on 7 007 trom $ nich twin live'oak bears $ 49 1-29 a ~heakh if not y' _ AN; All TO ii RG Gunn, By 585 ____ 85 00 . yer gs ag Pp ve N 20° 45 E 6.8% pe Se * ess and Premature Decay -a Cure is . 'Wm J-Guon, Tr. ~ 146 100 100-00 i ue See seed NG Suwa bate eae r by the Doctor-to the Young, . wm J Gunn, Tr. ; 189 100-100-601 55" diameter bears N 81 1-29°# 60° links.— Ee eaetin ee ee ae. a Oe Tete Mere we IE eee chains to 6 ——_fimiderance. y See eS ee] a =~ 25 050.00 . twin live on ust above mouth of Se NY eee id Oveeree thy eur fe ahs =. €) 5000] North Bloohufield Grave? Mining Compaeg, no. taint behind, Observe the sym. james Hucks, 247 10 10-00} ny’s tunnel, \outh of tunnel bears 8 50° . s and hasten to check the coerse of the /-Charles Mcklvy, 263 150 150 00 . Los chains Thence: N 44° 48° B 7,06 :gmp'aint, if you experience any of them— Philip Richards, 322 50 60.007} cheite to stake No.7, on boundary line oe htly discharges, slight discharges at . p 4 Kichurdson, a8 100 100 08 Bloomfield Hydraulic Gravel Mine between Stations 25 and 26. -Thence § 67°_30" E 5.45 chains toa\live oak tree on left side of Hnumbag Creek\and-being corner No 25 of Bloomiteld Hydraulic Gravel Mine #pproved-survey. Thence 838°. 15’ W_ 2:60 chsdown 1ft side of Hu:ubug Creek ‘to a stake marked No §. opposite mouth of BloomTERRIBLE POISONS. Sere ree coe Cal tor bie Oo EOI eee Se tane wtannel fromm BIER SEptuce: : Se A civerataee tei : ¥: ‘~-30° diameter beats N-46°9 36’ West-20-links Among the most subtle and virulent of DAY ; the T.wenty Fexrth day a as VHS a live oak 48” diameter bears & “6 > 30’ .E 1876, at the hour of two o’clock; P. M., . 95 inks distant; hence $20© 15’ W 5.00 t wk, after years of apparent cure, in hid. c aud ¢xpenses of the sale. ‘ $ sores upon varions parts of the body, "great danger lies in the fact that it is n to the'innocent partner or to the uas child without showing in. the person. California of such dav, w pay delinquent Assessments hereon, together with costs of advertising J. M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary Office—311 -California street, Second ‘Boor Rooms 3 end 4, entrauce 309 CaHifotnia St., over Aetna Insurance office, San ween, chaing to a stake marked No 10 on left side ef Humbug Creek. Thence 8 2095 45° W 6.94 chains te-a stake marked No 11 of left side of Creek, chaius té a stake marked No.12 and being corner No 11-ofHumbug Canon—Fluming Claim. Thence 8 69-15’.W-3,03 chains to place of beginning and containing 16 89-100 ‘HE CSE OF MERCURY “Quly aids in this territiie deeeption by dryBUSINES acres, and designated as Lot No 64in Section -Township 17, North Range 9 East, it upon the surface and driving it back x—¥ he bleod:—AH Venereal Poison isa ood puisun and can be eormmunicdted in 6 blood, and the only certainty of prevention of .ransmis<ion is in the positive ares of the reform treatment practiced at ‘2 Dr. J. C. Young Medical Institute, eamprehensive, scientific and thorough, = -ef all modern practice. Recent cases cured $m a few days and chronic cases with remarkable rapidity. Our tests’6? the pres, eaoe of Taint in the biood are “never fariTO FEMALES. ° Mhe Dottor, after years.of petiont inves. ‘tigation end treatment is ena pled to ‘assure them rapid and thorough cures in all the semplaifts incident to the sex.— Phe-weak n hope for stren#thtand the suffering for : ief and cure. Those whd req#ire personal supervision ¥¥ae Doctor can furnish with ments with careful and skillful nurses where ; ¥ A . amitted attention. and constant care ; % every assurance of rapid and perma‘Che Institute is supplied with a “" SGYINGSINDEPARTMENT, 5 * vukere patients will receive *the treatment ego éssential jn such cases. CURED AT HOME. c ondenee. The great difficulty ~—lneny sick tind is: the tro 5 Of visiting ivi city, often incurring an éxpénse far ex*epbling ihe cost of ‘treatment. This ex> ie can be avoided by writing*to the 2 BBbeor, giving in yourown way, thesympsof your trouble or complaint, Cures fi ‘anteed the same as-by personal visit. p. co 4am novications strictly c Midential ' all letters either returned or destroyed. @* T) e Doctor can be relied upon in all eneges rejuiring confidence and secrecy. 2 ese confidenceyin him, all you who 4 ror are in‘distress. He.will speedily *relieve and cure you. “ . Address ‘ BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M. D., €18 Sacramento Street, “Ban Franeisco, Cal, * . i Box 135, HALL'S SABSAPARILLA YELLOW DOCK JAND IODIDE OF (POTASS. 47 ENMIE best Beautifier 6f the Complexion now in use, Cures Pimples, Boils, ca toh ss, Rheumatism and Meredrial ?Pains. Sold by all Druggists. Uge 1. ow’sConcentrated Flavoring Bxacta for Ice Cream, Cakes, Xe, _ ASONIC: AND LOAN BANIC No. 6-Post Street, SMasonic TEMW¥Re, + \~ SAN FRANCHCO. -REGEIVE TERM AND ORDINARY DEPOSITS. @7” Term Devosits, Not Dees than Six!) ‘“Discrprine--We maintain the most -rigid e drawn . discipline, insisting upen perfect order-avd Tonths. “ptshort notice. f dmet Dividend: Ferm deposits, 93 ——wpt-—Ordinary Depetits, 736 per. cen Ordinary Deposits can ‘ S@-rtifichtes of Deposit issued, -payable ‘in . Mew York and principal cities in the Uni#¢F4 States and Canadas; also London, Paris god all the principal citi s of Europe. W-Ti. Cuavum, Pres't. H. T. 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Branches. — Prof. Barnard is-the originator . _ and author of the celebrated method of Teaching Accouits which has beeome-#e popular in elucidating the intricacies and mysteries of Bookkeeping. In order to seeure a wider field of laborin which to exemplify the superiority of his method of instruction, -he has organized Barnard’s Business Colieve and Telegraph ‘Institute, . San Francisco. : ; A SPECIAL FEATURE; No-more students wili be admitted to the College than Professor Harnaid ean attend te with his own personal instruction. He has not organized this enterprise merely as au. easy way to make mi ney, but to estab. , lish as en viable a reputation as an Instruc. tor es he has eft behind himin Minnesota. } and'to build up a Business College of the highest merit, in waich the fullest equivalent Will be given for all Tuition collected, and which, by personal effort, he will make the best institution on the Pacific Coust, in which to obtain a first class Practical Business Education, HOURS OF INSTRUCTION. Day SEssions—9 to 11.30 A, M. and 2 to P.M. : Evenina SEss1ons—7,30 to9,30 P. M. Students will be entitled to the use: of the rooms from 8.30 A, M, to5 M., thus of instruction. § LarresA separate apartment will be reserved for the Lady Stulents. who will be provided with every convenience to facilitate their work. STATIONERY AND Beoxs—Our arrangem-nts.are such that all supplies tor the course can.be obtained of us at rates much below. the susval cost, and corresponding -in every particular with the ‘books used in reay business. ; f . DivLomas--Our Diplomas are engraved on steel, fively executed at great.cost; they will be issaed to students completing: the Course in the Business Departmént on payment of the fee of tive tollars. No Vacation—-—The\ College will be in session during the entire year, Students will be admitted at any time. No CopyinG From TExr Booxs—The highly objectionable metbod of copying, from text books without understanding whatis-intended to be: conveyed is pltc. gether avoided, All: work done is the a } rect product of, the &tudént’s own thought. jreystem in everything. We treat every stu! dent as a gentleman or lady, and expect . . only gentlemanly or lady-like conduct in Ve do not-bave rules or penalties adapt special modes of treatment to cases, ‘No conetuct is allowed that t be tolerated 4n the drawing room ¥plainie yg’ Course of Study. the city. For further4 BARNARD's BUSESE $s COLLEGE, 120 Sutter stveet, Re — 1s, References, by permission: Burt, state Superintendent-ofPublic struction, Minnesota; “Hon? 3B. Wilso late Superintendent of Paulie Instruction Minnesota; W. D. Garland, Kouitable Lif Assurance Soviety, 426 Califor aiw street. & F.; 5. P. Hall, Attorney at-Baw,°213 San ‘some street, 5. F. San Francisco, Oct, 31, 1875. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. + . ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MFNING CUMPANY, location of prineipe 1 place of business, San Franciseo, Caliornis ‘Location of works, Nérth ‘Bloom. field, Nevada county,-California. Notice is ‘hereby given, that ata meéting ofthe Directors held on the Tw: ntieth day of March 1876, an assessment, No. 42 of One Dollar per share was levied upon the capital ; stock of ‘the corporation, payable imme:iSecre‘ary at the office of the Company, No. torn'’a,. Any stotkupon which this assessment Pshall reutgin ‘unpaid on the First day of May 1876. will be delingueat-and adve~tise:! for sale at public auction; and unless paytwent is thade before, will be sold on Friday; the Nineteenth day of May, 1876, to -pay' the delinquent assessment; —togetherewith eusts of adverdsing aud ~“ex4 penses of sale. M. F, GAME, Secretary. existing whose Postofitce is San-Francises; enabling them to-work outside of the hours . . ately Ti United States gor von, tothe} [email protected] street, San—Franucisco, GbH. Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian: Said location was made by Mark Emérson and.A, J. Irwin. March 8tb, 1857, and is recorded in Book No 2?,at page No 30, records of said Virgin Valley Mining District. The apphitant claims by purchase. _ Adjoining on = : ridimants are,on the North by Bloomfield ENRY BARNARD, A. M., Professor . Hydrsulic Company’s ground’ and on the yp Humbug Canon. ee All persons holding any adverse claims thereto ave hereby required to present the same before~this office within sixty days from the first day of puhlisbink hereof. 't, B. McFARLAND, Register. . A. B. Dibbie, Atty. feb27 Application fora Patent to Min-ing Claim UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal. Mar. 24, 1876. OTICE is hereby given, that the Selby ee AVING ACCEPTED. THE AG ‘Ek OF THE CELEBRATED z Springfield Gas Machine, We are now prepared to furnish machines of-all sizes for lighting doreLs, CHURCHES, Pusiic BuILDIvGs or PatvaTE RES#PENCES, OVER 1,000 TESTIM@NIALS— ATTEST THE SUPERIORITY OF ; THE SPRINGFIELD GAS MACHINE OVER ANY OTHER NOW IN USE. They are simple in ceastruction, not fliable to get out of order, requiré no skill to manage, are ‘4 MADE ENTIRELY @F COPPER And are substantial and durable. They oc cupy but little spsce, can be set up at little expense, and are equally adapted for light ing the largest Hotel or,the smallest dwelling. They are tio new or untried machine, but; Winter and Summer, have been “in constant use-all through the United States for vver seven years.“ gz” No fire is used i1 manufacturing the Gas, and buildings lighted by it are ipENCY was nsed. az” The cost of Gas made by this Machine will not exceed $1 50 to $250. per thousand feet. : z We invite correspondence from those building or contemplating the introduc. tion of Gas, and will send, dn application, catalogue, with full cutsand explanations of the workings of ‘the Machines, and hundreds of testimonials to its superiority over any other Machine now i use, we also invite attention to our full and complete line of * GAS FIXTURES, “mbracing the newest styles of CHANDETIEKS, BRACKETS, PENDANTS, etc. Our prices are as low and our goods stiperior to Thence § 50®& 40’ West 8.00 jtany in the market. We shall be glad to correspond on the subject—of-introducing gas,.and.to_ have parties call and examine our Machines and Fixtures. NYE & ACHESON, 315 and 317, Pine Street, San Francisco. a Sole Agents for the, Springfield Gas Machine, for California and Pavitic Coast. 814 . i . . YOUNG MEN . . were may be suffering from the-ef-. . i ~ fect of youthful follies or indis-. / . eretion, will do well to avail themselves ef this, the greatest boon ever laid at), [ithe altar of suffering hunianity, Dr.)' SPINNEY will gaarantee to forfeit $500 for every case of seminal weakness, or. . ‘private disease of any kind or chyreucter) lwhich he nndeftakes and fails to cure. . He would, therefore say to'the unfortuinate sufferer Who may read this notice, + sured at the same rate-as though coal_gas + 1776. 1876. PROCLAMATION CHICAGO AND NORTH-WES: TERN RAILWAY. 6 uae POPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND, Passengers “*or Chicago, Niagra Falls Pittsburg, Philadelphis, Mofitreal, Que bee New York, Boston, or airy point esst,should buy their . TKANSCONTINENAL TICKETS, “ Via the Pioneer Route, —THE— ‘CHICAGO AND NURTHWESTER RAILWAY. THIS IS-THE BEST ROUTE EAST. Its track is made of STEEL RAILS, and oa it has been made the FASTEST time ‘that has eve 7 ie-country. .By this route passenges for points east.of Chicago have choice of the following lines from Chicago: ae BY THE -1ITTSBURG, FORT AYN AND CHICAGO AND PENNSY!.VANTA RAILWAYS. o8e: -BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRA GRAND TRUNK, GRE WESTERN AND ERI? AND NEW YORK CENTRAL RAi WAYS. 6) THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullmar. 3 Pullin Palace Drawing Roum: and Sleeping Cars through to New York to Niagra Falls, Buffalo, Rochester, or New York City. ; BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, THROUGH TRAINS Gaily, with Pnl’ 4 map Palace Cars, for Newark, Zenesville, Wheeling, Washingtoa aud Balti. more without change. : This is the shortest, best, and only line running Pullman's celebrated Palace-Slecp ing Cars and Coaches, connecting with Un ion Pacific Railroad at Omaha, and from the West, via grand Junction, Marshall, Cedar Rapids; Clitton, Steriing and Dixon, for Chicago.and the East. “This popular route. is unsurpassed for Speed, Comfort, and Safety. “The smooth, well ballasted and perfect track of . steel rails, the celebrated Pullman Palace Sleep-ing Cars, tne Perfect Telegraph Sytem «of moving trains, the reguiarity with which they rtm, the adm‘rable arrangement for runping through cars to Chicago from all points West, secure to passengers all the comforts in mddern Railway, Travel. lays at Ferries. oe anes Passengers will find Tickets via this faworite route, at the Seeeeet Ticket Office of the Central Pacige Railroad, Sacramertio. Tickets for sale-at dll the Ticket Offices of the Central Pacific Kailroad. : "WH SPENNET, Gen, Pas. Agt. MARVIN HUGITT, Gen, Sup. H. P. STANWOOD, General Agency. 1 Montgomery St, San Francisco. Harper’s Magazine. Hill Mining Company, a-corporation unaer the laws of California, elk } os Kat ithat you are treading spon dangerous groundwhen youlonger delay in seek————---Notigesof the Press. ———-—_— The ever-increasing circulation of this exeeHeont-nionthly_preves its co: tinned ad* te foy vonr com. FEMCRF Tet FORE Bes made application for patent for the Downie placer mine, bearing gold, situate in Selby Flat mining district, Nevada County, California, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this office as , follows, viz: "Survey of exterior Ifnes, ~ Commencing at a stake on Townshir line 18.00 chains south of \& stake between section land6, T16N,R8and9 E, Mt. DiabloB«nd M. Thense on true-Hae Var; 18> _E. ‘Thence N 82> Jv’ B, 4.07 chains to an oak stumpon W side of Bme Tent tuvad and marked D, No.2, Thence N 64° 10’ E, 2.00 chains to a stake at footof a pine tree 10” diam. , just below Blue Tent road, and marked D, No. 3. Thence N 63> 30’ E 2,21 chains to a stake in a large pile of stones—stake marked D No. 4. Thence N 57> 25’ E9.C7 chains to an oak tree on E . edge of @ small ravine blazed and marked D No. 5, Thence N 32° 38’ E 2.20 chains to a stake being on West boundary line of Woodville ground and marked D No, 6, Thence N 14° 25’ E 12.45 chains to a stake on W boundary Jineof Woodville approved survey. ‘Thence N 54° 10°W 4.30 chains to a stake at fodt of alive oak,tree marked D No.&. Thence N 12° 35* Ef3.52 chains to a stake marked D No. 4&. Thence N 80> 20° W. 3.67. chains to a stake marked D No. 10. Thence N 20> 20’ E 2:10 chains toa stake 7s 6 of eter of diggings and marked Db Ne: 11. Thence N 75>. 49 W 6.73 chains to a stake at foot of an oak ¢tump. PBine tree 10 in. dia, bearsS 584° E 06.25 chains distant. hence N 82> 50’ W 7.30 chains tos stake in a pile of stones 50° E of center of creek, and on edye of mining cut marked D No.13. Thence Nyt8> 00’ W 4.51 chains to a pine tree 8” diam, 66’ E of éreck blazed and marked D No. 14. Thence N 64° W Thence N.21> W4.22 chains toa stake on E edge of, ¢reek marked D No. 16. ‘Fhence 43.85 15' W212 chain’ to a stake at a pine stump on W side of creek. Thence 8 36° 15’ E 3.92 chains to a stake in tailin s from whieb corner-No, 14(a -pine-trec})—bears $63%>5 E 2.55 chsins, Thence § 12° E 280 chains to a stake 1.50. chains W of creek from which an-oak tree bears 5 674° E 0.51 chains: Thence’S 6° W_ 8 65 chains ton staky between twé large boulders from,” which a pine tree bears 8 10° E 0.52 chs. Thence 8 72> 45° W 8:17" chains to a stake on bed rock marked P\No, 22. Thence 8 41° E 1.94 chains toa stake on marked D No. 23. ‘Phence 8 77> 30° E 3.04 chains to a stake 50°W of centre of creek marked D No. 24 from which a pine tree 8” diam. bears S1i8k% W. 0.18 chains dist. Thence 8 3? 1’ W.4 85 chaingto a stake. Thence Extt 0.75 ehains to \ stake on Township tine betweer Sects. 1 and 6 Tf 16 N Rsand 9 E. Thence South 18.00 chains along Township line fo place of bevinning ahd-eontaining 53.42 acres and designated as Lot No 73, in Section 1, Township 16 North, Range-® East, and Lot No 5l-in Sec. ¢, Township16, NR 9 E Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, Said locatien Was made in 1854,.1855 and 155€, anJwas duly recorded in the Mintig Records of Nevada -€ounty— The applicant claktus by purchase. Adjoining cluiments are the Woodville and Manzanita Mining elaims on the East, on 2 south by the Lachman claims and on the West by the South Yuba mining claims, All persone helding any fdverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the saine before this office within bixty days from the first day of pubtishing hereof, T. B. Mc FARLAND, Register. Niles Searls, Atty for Applicant. m30 Certificate of Copartnership, \ vship,transaCtinga general Merchandise and Grocery business, and keeping a Hotel at Omeya, and runtlog a Stage Line between Omega aud Nevadsa City. Principal place of business at Omega, Nevada County, Cal. Firm name, Legg & Shaw. Ou* full names aod plaves of residence are hereunte subscribed. (GEORGE CRAWFORD SEAW, THOMAS LEGG, Both reatting at Omega. Date? Omega, May 2d, 176. LADIES, O’YOU WANT a Pure, Blooming Complexion? If so, a few applications of HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA RALRE wat gratify art’s content. + with ‘Redness, E, the undersigned, do hereby cerIt does away ‘the Fiushed appearance of heat, Office :—320 Sansome—Sireet, San Fran. « pees: , \ * patigue ued Exeitement. -ml 1.10 chains toa stake marked D —Ne15-bed rock . fifty “thet, ‘we constitiite’ a partner. Blotches and Pimples. Overcomes ! + +h. THe tue ~ plaint. ‘You may be in the first stage:. remember you are approaching the last,. JUf you are bordering tpon the last, and) are suffering some or all of its ill effects,; tiremember thatif you persistin procras-. \. tination, the time must comé when the} most skillful physician can render you)! no assistance; when the door of hope} '}will be closed against yon; when no an-. . . gelof mercy can bring you relief. In ‘Ino case has theDF. failed-of succens.; i) Phen let “not~despair-work™ upon your . ‘imagination, but avail yourself of the) i } 1 aptation to popular desiresand needs. Indeed, when we think into how mary homes it penetrates every month we must consider it as one of the educdiors as well as entertainers of,the public mind.—Boston Globe. The character which this Magazine po 8sesses for variety, entexprise artistic wealth and liteary culture that has kept pace with, if it has not lead the times, should canse its conductors, to regard it with fustifiable complacency. The Magazine has done good . and. not eVil all the “days: of ite life.— Brooklyn Eagle. . beneficial results of his treatment before’ . . your case is beyond therich of medical) \iskill, or before -grim death hurries you! ‘ito a premature grave. Full course of}. , . . treatment $25. Send money by Post '\Officé order or—Express with full de;)/: iscription of case. Cail or Address, . DR, A, B. SPINNEY, . . : No. 11 Kearny Street, San r rancisco. sep7-ly : SHERIFF's ‘SALE. ¥ virtue ot an Exevtition to me directed and delivered, issued out of the Justice Court of Leopeld Garthe. a Justice of the Peace in and for Nevada Township, County of Nevada, Stateof California, aid bearing date May 5th, 1876,on a judgment rendered in said Court on the 4th of: May, 1876, in favor of Kaskill Casper and against John Schmidt, for the sum of Seventy-one and thirty-seven hun@redths Dollars @amages, together with Three and ninetv oaehundredths Dollars, costs ayjd disbursements at the date of said judgmerit, and accruing costs, all payable in gdid coin of the United States: I have levied upon all the right, title and interest of the within naméd defendant, in and to the following described property to-wit; That certain parcel of land situate on Broad--Street, Ne. yada City, Nevada Co,, Cal,,ve-wit: 12 feot of Lot No. 12 in Bleck no,'S6, fronting on Broad Street_a:d running back to Spring Street and adjoining‘the ‘lot of A. Lademan on*the South. Notice is hereby given that T will expose to public sale all4he above described property to, the highest bidder for cash.in tront ‘of the Court.House door,in-the City of Nevada, on SATURDAY, MAY 27th, 1876, between the hours of 9 o’cloch a. M., and 6 o'clock P. M. Given under May, 1876. “my hand this th day of “C. R. CLARKE, Sheriff. . By 2. C. Brryz, Under Shertff. mua7 & EEE United States Land Office. Sacramento, Cal. March 22d, 1976. O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN : Whereas, on the 81 day of September, 1, 4,the Plat of Townsh. p 47, North, Range 9 East, was filed inthe U. S. Land Office, atid by Gommissioner's letter dated Décember 2d, 1871, the SouthEast Quarte. of Sec‘tion 26, in Township 17 North, Range 9 East, is to be treated as mineral in eharacter, until the contrary is proved, after due notice. And Whereas, Oliver Ragon, [Post Otfice-eddrees Nevada city, Nevada county, California) did on the 9th day of January. 1875, file in the Register’s office of this District his Homestead Declaration No 1048, cl .iming the above described land, and has applied to enter the same as agricultural -. land, alleging it-to be-more_valuable—for agricultural than for mining p Therefore, you will take notice, that under nd by _virtas gf instructions from.,.the Ominiss' oner of the General Land Office, ated May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the 4th day of may, A. D. 1876, at 1. o’clock, P. M., at this office, before the Register and Receiver, for the hearing of proofs to determine the character of said lends, In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands ‘the day and year first’ above written, ‘i &. B_McFARLAND, Register. HART » Receiver. County Warrants, 4 LL Warrants on General Fund registered prior to January,4th, 1876. 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This series of over twenty papers gives a comprehensive review of Progress during the century—now closing, in every department of our national lire. , Newspapers are not te copy this adver‘tisement without the express order of Harper & Brothers. Address HARPER & BROTHERS, New York. ASSESSMENT NOTICE, ays SPRING GuAVEL MINING CO / Principal place of business, Nevada City. Location of works near Willow Vatlley, Nevada county, Osl. Notice is hereby given, thatata meeting of the Trustees, held at the office of the Secretary, April lith, 1876, an -aasessinent (No. 6,) of. one dollar and fifty cents ($1 50) per share wax levied upen the capital stock of said company: payable immediately in United States golt coin, to the Secretary of the company, at his office, Broad street, Nevada City. Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the 17th day of May, 1876, willbe deemed delinquent j-aud advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on the 29th day of May, 1876, to pay the delinquent sssesament thereon, togéth. — costs of advertising and expenses of sale. ek By order of the Board of Trustees. 1. J. ROLFE, #ecretary. Nevada City, April lith, 1876. : a a ing. No changes di cara and no tedious de. just been published, rendering available }—— TO THE UNFORTUNATE. SEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES © eRe ‘DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY™”™” > -623 KEARNEY STREET, Cor. Commercial, San Francisco HKLISHED in 1854, for the treat Wwe. 4, ment of Sexual gnd Seminal Diseases such as Gonorrhea,Gieet, Stricture, Syphilis in al) its forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency, etc. Skin Diseases (of years standing) and Ulcérated egs Success. ully treated. 4 Dk. GIBBON has the pleasure of an. nouncing th he has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of Europe, and has resumed practice at his Dispenrary, 628 . Kearney Street, corner of Cemmer.ia:, San Francisco, where his vld-patients and those requiring his services may {nd him. : Phe Doctor has spared neither time nor money in seeking out WwW remedies,and hag returned with increaseu acilities for the alleviation of human suffering, ———_ Horrible Disenses, . How many thoussnds—of—persons, both male anit femate, are there. who are suffer Ing out a miserebie existence from the e®= fect of secret indulgences, or from virus She Di NEY. Sg, P. BROWN. ~ BROW! ness about the loins, wéaknes of the limbs, cenfused vision, blunted intellect, loss of soufidence,; difiderce in approachingstrang 5 ers, a disiike to form new acquaintances, & disposition to shun society, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the fsce, furred ‘ tongia, fetid breath, coughe, consumption, nigh¥ sweats, monomanis 424 frequent insanity. If relief be not-obtained, persons 80 afflicts ed should apply immediately,-. either in rson or by letter, and have a cure effected his new-and-scientific-mode-of treating this diseasé, which never fatis of effecting _ quick anu radical cure, _Dr.'G. will give. One Hundred Doliars to any oné Who will prove satisfactorily to him that he waseured of thia complaint by either of the Ban Francisco quacks. : . Married Men, Or those who contemplate marriage, who are suffering under—any of these fearful aisladies, should not forget the sacred Tespunsibility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief. -Persons ealling at Dr. Gibbon’s office oF sending for packages of medicines may zely upon his assurance of confidential ‘seerecy ~~~ with implicit faith, and expect no more thian to be charged with a fair and mutnally satisfactory remuneration of services rendered, considering the. circumstances 3f the cases, rather than a too prevalent anG nelfish practice of extortion among quacks and pretenders. DR. GIBBUN is responsible, and will ive to each patient a written instrument, binding himself_to-effect a radical and pe» aenent cure, or make at Cured a ome. Persons at a distance may be CURED A? HOME,. by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case, smyptoms, length of time the disease has continued, and the medicine promptly forwarded, free from damage and curiosity, to any part of the conntry, with full and plain direction for ore. By enclosing ‘TEN DOLLARS in toil, {i & Féwistered tetter-through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., a package of medicine will be forwarded by express to any part of the Union. : Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney atieet, conner: Commercial, San Francisca.Post Offic: Bex 1957. Private ntrance on Commercial ‘treet. . Rememler to put BOX 1957 oa the le er, \ Consultations FREE. KF Correspondents will -please_tnform DR. GIBBON that they cead his advertise ment inthe DarLy ‘TRawscR?PT. myl No. 106. Application fora Patent to Min ing Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal., May 4, 1876. Bede is hereby given that William Downie, F. A. Wise, H. ©. Dauchey;-~M. J. Henley, J, P. Smith, Geo. Mclvor, W.L. Oliver, and I. W. Duncan, whose Postofiice is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal. have made application for Patent for the Centennial Placer Bining Claims, bearing gold,sitaate inWashington Mining District, Nevada County, Cal., and described as follows, ‘viz: On surveyed land, being the 8 & of 8 Wy andW ¥of SE \ and SK \% of SE X& section 23,the NE & of sec. tion 26, the N-W \ and NE & and N ¥ of N \% of SE and N & of NE \ of SW Sec 26, Twp 17 North Range 10 East, and W ¥ of N WX and N's of NW ¥ of SW k of Sec 30 Twp 17 notth Range 11 East, Mt. Diablo meridian, containing 849 17-100 acres. Suid mine consists of the following locations: ‘The Downie location, made Feb. ruary 234 1876, by Wm: Downie et al: the Oliver location, ma*e ‘February 23d 1876, by W, L. Oliver etal: the Duncan location, made February 23d 1876, by I. W. Duncan et al; the Smith location, made March 11] 1876, by J. P. Smith et al; the Wise location made March 111876, by F. A. Wise et al; the Henley location, made Mareh 11 1876, by M. J. Henley et al; the Dauchey location made September 2nd, 1875, and the MclIvor tocation made February. 19, 1876; All of sgid_locations being of record in the office of the Ccuuty Recorder of Nevada County, at Nevada ity. The applicants claim by purchase and location. fhe Claim is unded ‘as follows: On the)East by va» cant land, North by lands claimed by Chas. i and West and South by vacant ands. All persons holding any adverse claims thereto, are hereby r-quired to present the same before this office within sixty days from the = tel a, polis hereof, +B. MCFARLAND ‘ster, . J. M. Walling, Att'y for ceotein md . FWNHE Property on Piety Ei, near the ; Railroad depot, Known as*the CLARK& TORSON FLOURING MILL PROPERTY con-isting of two acres of ground, more or less, together with the Building, be ie gy a otner Buildings is offered for sale ¢ for os bh. Fo ‘ of sale enquire of =" — N. P. BROWN, Daily Tranee Ne x penal cipt Odice. 4 . OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE APPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEA: from the effects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood restored. -Impedimeuts to marriage removed. New metho@ of freatment. New and remarxable remedies. Books and circulars sent free, sealed envelopes, Address HOWARD : SOCIATION, No, 419 North Ninth . Philadetphia, Pa,—:an institution ha high eeptorien for henerable «kh drefesaiona abgorbe into the system ! Look ‘at their pallid, &.\aciated and disfigured faces-and— a their broken dowu constitutions, disqualk pee ESE fying them for the happiness of, marriage 2a or tLeenjeyment of lifé. In this horrid BANK OF gituation thonsands suffer until death’closes the scene ‘Let parents; guardians, friends : ~BROAD 8° attend toany of those-who are gufferiug ; with any of these horrible» life destroyin APITAL maladies—see’ that they are ¢ared“for an C eured before it be t6o late. Send them im: mediately to Dr, Gibbon, @ physician who i R. W. nas ade private disease his. especial study AB. PakER. or yeers, and who is certain’ to cure the most inveterate tases without mercury or Jokn Cashin, injurious drugs: It is im ant to those — Jonathan Clar! wito ure afflicted, or to those who ge inter ee ham estcd‘in the welfare of their friends, ‘to be es : careful of the many pretended doctors who . MONEY TO infest all cities, publishing their skill im -aurity. 5 curing all diseases:in a few days, imposing Highest Pri upon the public by.using the names of em» Warrants. inent physicians from Europe “and—other “Tagal Tender places, Be, therefore, careful and make . Bates. strict inaviries, or you may fall into the . Gold Dust F bénes of those charlatans. _ Liberal adva : Seminal Weakness. Bullion-for As Seminal Emissions, the consequence of General and self abnse, This solitary vice, or depraved Checks on 8: sexual indulgence, is practiced by the Jose, Stockton youth of both sexes to an almdst_unlimited Drafts on Be extent, producing with unerring certainty many.) the following train of morbid symptoms, Agents for L unless combatted by scientific _mediem garance Comp measures, viz: Sullow countenance, dark GoRRESPONI “Bpe ter-the-eyes; pain inthe-head, rings —__ __ Srancisco, lug'in the ears, noise like the rustling of Sane Ge teaves and the rattling of chariots, unésab ‘ ” Toterest on * od, as follows — Six Me fts, 6 per Twel Deposits annum. ‘? Persous ‘gend money b Checks on § V Flu: Nevada RE ‘nov _ Lumbe . Mining a. Commo w a Yarge SPRUI ‘Orfers left i@a, ox at our s@ecei 16 prow N. @AD 8ST: RD WEI Met ‘the Largest Horses, To be foun Teams, V and Hacks . on the mos The Hore style and c: _ gentleman Carriages promptnes: Good Sad : Horses } _ “iponth ani Woiadn ( 6 DE *

il RAB AAS i SSS es ii Saag SO SRR Aa 5 RN ile IN prensa caansNe cs key? ke Ra Fant ig ARLE: ARIRRAE NCE AAT ABTS SENG! STAD) PAM EE As ETB Seer he Fy it om offers to the affitted positi¢e 7 4: nsinthe human blood is that arisi Venereal’ faint.often breaking A ‘wiginalty contracling ft. AFTER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY THE. ‘Dr. NY. INSTITUTE, holders as follows: & , econfusign, pain in back, limbs or , forebodings, indige tion, timidity, -ggersion to society, loss of power, want of ‘Ratrol, variable temper, attacks of sik: akin to biliousness, deposits in urine, ular bowels, etc. etc. . * ome times, trembling, anxiety, forgetful. 24tn day Delinquent Notice. YOMINGGOLD MINING COMPA ~ Location of princip” . place of »a-iness, San Francisco, California. “tion of works, Névada county, California, Notice—There aro delinquent: upon the fo'!lowing: described stock, on account of iséeasinent No 8, levied on the 24th day of Feb., 1576, the severa’ amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareAnd-in aecordancewith Jaw; and an_order of the Bourd of ‘Directofs, made on the of Feb, 1876, so many shares of each parcel Of such stock’as may be neces-ary, will be sold at public auction at the office of the Company, 311 California street, second fluor, Rooms 3‘and 4, entrance 309 So ea Application for a Patent to Mining ‘Claim, United States Land Office; — Sacramento, Cal, Feb. 23d, 1876. OTICE is hereby given, That the North Blbdmfield Gravel Mining Company, a corporation existing under the laws of California, whose PostOffice is Saa Francisco, Culifornis. has this day made appliLocacre in ail cases 0 Noot Noo cation for —— for the ee i herined “i / ‘ pres yield Mine, bearing gold, situate in Virgin Valle EMINAL W ieneige ee. ig press — — Faas Mining ‘istrict, Nevada County, California ‘ taxthe on of much rown, oO : and des«ribed in the plat and field notes on othe iainery a pen iaeg the ‘indul. 9 J Butler, 212 100100 00 . s1e in this office as. follows, viz: Comgence of the most destructivé of habits JM BuMngton, Tr. 327 100 =: 100 00 . mercing at a spruce tree opposite the TayJ : ing life a course, and spréading weakJM Buttington, Tr. 330 100 =: 100 00 . Jor Dam and on the rigLt bank of Humbug’ ren ana se : sie mankind, fér itis a. 7 M Buftifgton, Tr, 343 100 =: 100 00 . reek and-being corner No 10 of Hambug Yell ‘known Tach. that the indwigence of . J M uffington, Tr, 378 100 =: 100 00 . Ganon Framing Claim. . Thenée variation Siiary Wise eve tn te-aligttedt degree, . 5 M Buflington, TH 286. =< BD Bh AO . 17 1-29 E,8 49° 15 wS.58 chaius tos stake ae tr eeole of weakness in the system . 7M Huffington, Tr, 411 0 50 00 . marked No 2, from which live osk 30 in. hat crow to_s harvest of disease, sorrow . W Davidson, a 50. 5000} giameter bears N 7 1-29 ESF is. Thence vend fen after years. « . Wm Davidson, 31 50 50 00 . N.19¢-15’ E 5,50 chains toa stake m-pked : es . } Chas E-Elliott;Tr-233 » 100 100.00 . NO 3;frem. w jive-oak 18” diameter = Noung Man = Chas E Elliot, Tr. 234 100 100 00 . pear. § 3) 1-2° # 33 links. Twin live oak ‘4 Chas F Eliott, Pr. 335 116 100-00 . bears N 16° W 22 links, Thence N 38e¢ es ee? experience-any weakness you should . (95 & Kiliott, Tr. 236 100 10000 +95" fy 37 chains to ast:-ke mierked No 4, eas sno ena pay Ag oo ae age’ John Fine, a on 7 007 trom $ nich twin live'oak bears $ 49 1-29 a ~heakh if not y' _ AN; All TO ii RG Gunn, By 585 ____ 85 00 . yer gs ag Pp ve N 20° 45 E 6.8% pe Se * ess and Premature Decay -a Cure is . 'Wm J-Guon, Tr. ~ 146 100 100-00 i ue See seed NG Suwa bate eae r by the Doctor-to the Young, . wm J Gunn, Tr. ; 189 100-100-601 55" diameter bears N 81 1-29°# 60° links.— Ee eaetin ee ee ae. a Oe Tete Mere we IE eee chains to 6 ——_fimiderance. y See eS ee] a =~ 25 050.00 . twin live on ust above mouth of Se NY eee id Oveeree thy eur fe ahs =. €) 5000] North Bloohufield Grave? Mining Compaeg, no. taint behind, Observe the sym. james Hucks, 247 10 10-00} ny’s tunnel, \outh of tunnel bears 8 50° . s and hasten to check the coerse of the /-Charles Mcklvy, 263 150 150 00 . Los chains Thence: N 44° 48° B 7,06 :gmp'aint, if you experience any of them— Philip Richards, 322 50 60.007} cheite to stake No.7, on boundary line oe htly discharges, slight discharges at . p 4 Kichurdson, a8 100 100 08 Bloomfield Hydraulic Gravel Mine between Stations 25 and 26. -Thence § 67°_30" E 5.45 chains toa\live oak tree on left side of Hnumbag Creek\and-being corner No 25 of Bloomiteld Hydraulic Gravel Mine #pproved-survey. Thence 838°. 15’ W_ 2:60 chsdown 1ft side of Hu:ubug Creek ‘to a stake marked No §. opposite mouth of BloomTERRIBLE POISONS. Sere ree coe Cal tor bie Oo EOI eee Se tane wtannel fromm BIER SEptuce: : Se A civerataee tei : ¥: ‘~-30° diameter beats N-46°9 36’ West-20-links Among the most subtle and virulent of DAY ; the T.wenty Fexrth day a as VHS a live oak 48” diameter bears & “6 > 30’ .E 1876, at the hour of two o’clock; P. M., . 95 inks distant; hence $20© 15’ W 5.00 t wk, after years of apparent cure, in hid. c aud ¢xpenses of the sale. ‘ $ sores upon varions parts of the body, "great danger lies in the fact that it is n to the'innocent partner or to the uas child without showing in. the person. California of such dav, w pay delinquent Assessments hereon, together with costs of advertising J. M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary Office—311 -California street, Second ‘Boor Rooms 3 end 4, entrauce 309 CaHifotnia St., over Aetna Insurance office, San ween, chaing to a stake marked No 10 on left side ef Humbug Creek. Thence 8 2095 45° W 6.94 chains te-a stake marked No 11 of left side of Creek, chaius té a stake marked No.12 and being corner No 11-ofHumbug Canon—Fluming Claim. Thence 8 69-15’.W-3,03 chains to place of beginning and containing 16 89-100 ‘HE CSE OF MERCURY “Quly aids in this territiie deeeption by dryBUSINES acres, and designated as Lot No 64in Section -Township 17, North Range 9 East, it upon the surface and driving it back x—¥ he bleod:—AH Venereal Poison isa ood puisun and can be eormmunicdted in 6 blood, and the only certainty of prevention of .ransmis<ion is in the positive ares of the reform treatment practiced at ‘2 Dr. J. C. Young Medical Institute, eamprehensive, scientific and thorough, = -ef all modern practice. Recent cases cured $m a few days and chronic cases with remarkable rapidity. Our tests’6? the pres, eaoe of Taint in the biood are “never fariTO FEMALES. ° Mhe Dottor, after years.of petiont inves. ‘tigation end treatment is ena pled to ‘assure them rapid and thorough cures in all the semplaifts incident to the sex.— Phe-weak n hope for stren#thtand the suffering for : ief and cure. Those whd req#ire personal supervision ¥¥ae Doctor can furnish with ments with careful and skillful nurses where ; ¥ A . amitted attention. and constant care ; % every assurance of rapid and perma‘Che Institute is supplied with a “" SGYINGSINDEPARTMENT, 5 * vukere patients will receive *the treatment ego éssential jn such cases. CURED AT HOME. c ondenee. The great difficulty ~—lneny sick tind is: the tro 5 Of visiting ivi city, often incurring an éxpénse far ex*epbling ihe cost of ‘treatment. This ex> ie can be avoided by writing*to the 2 BBbeor, giving in yourown way, thesympsof your trouble or complaint, Cures fi ‘anteed the same as-by personal visit. p. co 4am novications strictly c Midential ' all letters either returned or destroyed. @* T) e Doctor can be relied upon in all eneges rejuiring confidence and secrecy. 2 ese confidenceyin him, all you who 4 ror are in‘distress. He.will speedily *relieve and cure you. “ . Address ‘ BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M. 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He has not organized this enterprise merely as au. easy way to make mi ney, but to estab. , lish as en viable a reputation as an Instruc. tor es he has eft behind himin Minnesota. } and'to build up a Business College of the highest merit, in waich the fullest equivalent Will be given for all Tuition collected, and which, by personal effort, he will make the best institution on the Pacific Coust, in which to obtain a first class Practical Business Education, HOURS OF INSTRUCTION. Day SEssions—9 to 11.30 A, M. and 2 to P.M. : Evenina SEss1ons—7,30 to9,30 P. M. Students will be entitled to the use: of the rooms from 8.30 A, M, to5 M., thus of instruction. § LarresA separate apartment will be reserved for the Lady Stulents. who will be provided with every convenience to facilitate their work. STATIONERY AND Beoxs—Our arrangem-nts.are such that all supplies tor the course can.be obtained of us at rates much below. the susval cost, and corresponding -in every particular with the ‘books used in reay business. ; f . DivLomas--Our Diplomas are engraved on steel, fively executed at great.cost; they will be issaed to students completing: the Course in the Business Departmént on payment of the fee of tive tollars. No Vacation—-—The\ College will be in session during the entire year, Students will be admitted at any time. No CopyinG From TExr Booxs—The highly objectionable metbod of copying, from text books without understanding whatis-intended to be: conveyed is pltc. gether avoided, All: work done is the a } rect product of, the &tudént’s own thought. jreystem in everything. We treat every stu! dent as a gentleman or lady, and expect . . only gentlemanly or lady-like conduct in Ve do not-bave rules or penalties adapt special modes of treatment to cases, ‘No conetuct is allowed that t be tolerated 4n the drawing room ¥plainie yg’ Course of Study. the city. For further4 BARNARD's BUSESE $s COLLEGE, 120 Sutter stveet, Re — 1s, References, by permission: Burt, state Superintendent-ofPublic struction, Minnesota; “Hon? 3B. Wilso late Superintendent of Paulie Instruction Minnesota; W. D. Garland, Kouitable Lif Assurance Soviety, 426 Califor aiw street. & F.; 5. P. Hall, Attorney at-Baw,°213 San ‘some street, 5. F. San Francisco, Oct, 31, 1875. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. + . ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MFNING CUMPANY, location of prineipe 1 place of business, San Franciseo, Caliornis ‘Location of works, Nérth ‘Bloom. field, Nevada county,-California. Notice is ‘hereby given, that ata meéting ofthe Directors held on the Tw: ntieth day of March 1876, an assessment, No. 42 of One Dollar per share was levied upon the capital ; stock of ‘the corporation, payable imme:iSecre‘ary at the office of the Company, No. torn'’a,. Any stotkupon which this assessment Pshall reutgin ‘unpaid on the First day of May 1876. will be delingueat-and adve~tise:! for sale at public auction; and unless paytwent is thade before, will be sold on Friday; the Nineteenth day of May, 1876, to -pay' the delinquent assessment; —togetherewith eusts of adverdsing aud ~“ex4 penses of sale. M. F, GAME, Secretary. existing whose Postofitce is San-Francises; enabling them to-work outside of the hours . . ately Ti United States gor von, tothe} [email protected] street, San—Franucisco, GbH. Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian: Said location was made by Mark Emérson and.A, J. Irwin. March 8tb, 1857, and is recorded in Book No 2?,at page No 30, records of said Virgin Valley Mining District. The apphitant claims by purchase. _ Adjoining on = : ridimants are,on the North by Bloomfield ENRY BARNARD, A. M., Professor . Hydrsulic Company’s ground’ and on the yp Humbug Canon. ee All persons holding any adverse claims thereto ave hereby required to present the same before~this office within sixty days from the first day of puhlisbink hereof. 't, B. McFARLAND, Register. . A. B. Dibbie, Atty. feb27 Application fora Patent to Min-ing Claim UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal. Mar. 24, 1876. OTICE is hereby given, that the Selby ee AVING ACCEPTED. THE AG ‘Ek OF THE CELEBRATED z Springfield Gas Machine, We are now prepared to furnish machines of-all sizes for lighting doreLs, CHURCHES, Pusiic BuILDIvGs or PatvaTE RES#PENCES, OVER 1,000 TESTIM@NIALS— ATTEST THE SUPERIORITY OF ; THE SPRINGFIELD GAS MACHINE OVER ANY OTHER NOW IN USE. They are simple in ceastruction, not fliable to get out of order, requiré no skill to manage, are ‘4 MADE ENTIRELY @F COPPER And are substantial and durable. They oc cupy but little spsce, can be set up at little expense, and are equally adapted for light ing the largest Hotel or,the smallest dwelling. They are tio new or untried machine, but; Winter and Summer, have been “in constant use-all through the United States for vver seven years.“ gz” No fire is used i1 manufacturing the Gas, and buildings lighted by it are ipENCY was nsed. az” The cost of Gas made by this Machine will not exceed $1 50 to $250. per thousand feet. : z We invite correspondence from those building or contemplating the introduc. tion of Gas, and will send, dn application, catalogue, with full cutsand explanations of the workings of ‘the Machines, and hundreds of testimonials to its superiority over any other Machine now i use, we also invite attention to our full and complete line of * GAS FIXTURES, “mbracing the newest styles of CHANDETIEKS, BRACKETS, PENDANTS, etc. Our prices are as low and our goods stiperior to Thence § 50®& 40’ West 8.00 jtany in the market. We shall be glad to correspond on the subject—of-introducing gas,.and.to_ have parties call and examine our Machines and Fixtures. NYE & ACHESON, 315 and 317, Pine Street, San Francisco. a Sole Agents for the, Springfield Gas Machine, for California and Pavitic Coast. 814 . i . . YOUNG MEN . . were may be suffering from the-ef-. . i ~ fect of youthful follies or indis-. / . eretion, will do well to avail themselves ef this, the greatest boon ever laid at), [ithe altar of suffering hunianity, Dr.)' SPINNEY will gaarantee to forfeit $500 for every case of seminal weakness, or. . ‘private disease of any kind or chyreucter) lwhich he nndeftakes and fails to cure. . He would, therefore say to'the unfortuinate sufferer Who may read this notice, + sured at the same rate-as though coal_gas + 1776. 1876. PROCLAMATION CHICAGO AND NORTH-WES: TERN RAILWAY. 6 uae POPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND, Passengers “*or Chicago, Niagra Falls Pittsburg, Philadelphis, Mofitreal, Que bee New York, Boston, or airy point esst,should buy their . TKANSCONTINENAL TICKETS, “ Via the Pioneer Route, —THE— ‘CHICAGO AND NURTHWESTER RAILWAY. THIS IS-THE BEST ROUTE EAST. Its track is made of STEEL RAILS, and oa it has been made the FASTEST time ‘that has eve 7 ie-country. .By this route passenges for points east.of Chicago have choice of the following lines from Chicago: ae BY THE -1ITTSBURG, FORT AYN AND CHICAGO AND PENNSY!.VANTA RAILWAYS. o8e: -BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRA GRAND TRUNK, GRE WESTERN AND ERI? AND NEW YORK CENTRAL RAi WAYS. 6) THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullmar. 3 Pullin Palace Drawing Roum: and Sleeping Cars through to New York to Niagra Falls, Buffalo, Rochester, or New York City. ; BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, THROUGH TRAINS Gaily, with Pnl’ 4 map Palace Cars, for Newark, Zenesville, Wheeling, Washingtoa aud Balti. more without change. : This is the shortest, best, and only line running Pullman's celebrated Palace-Slecp ing Cars and Coaches, connecting with Un ion Pacific Railroad at Omaha, and from the West, via grand Junction, Marshall, Cedar Rapids; Clitton, Steriing and Dixon, for Chicago.and the East. “This popular route. is unsurpassed for Speed, Comfort, and Safety. “The smooth, well ballasted and perfect track of . steel rails, the celebrated Pullman Palace Sleep-ing Cars, tne Perfect Telegraph Sytem «of moving trains, the reguiarity with which they rtm, the adm‘rable arrangement for runping through cars to Chicago from all points West, secure to passengers all the comforts in mddern Railway, Travel. lays at Ferries. oe anes Passengers will find Tickets via this faworite route, at the Seeeeet Ticket Office of the Central Pacige Railroad, Sacramertio. Tickets for sale-at dll the Ticket Offices of the Central Pacific Kailroad. : "WH SPENNET, Gen, Pas. Agt. MARVIN HUGITT, Gen, Sup. H. P. STANWOOD, General Agency. 1 Montgomery St, San Francisco. Harper’s Magazine. Hill Mining Company, a-corporation unaer the laws of California, elk } os Kat ithat you are treading spon dangerous groundwhen youlonger delay in seek————---Notigesof the Press. ———-—_— The ever-increasing circulation of this exeeHeont-nionthly_preves its co: tinned ad* te foy vonr com. FEMCRF Tet FORE Bes made application for patent for the Downie placer mine, bearing gold, situate in Selby Flat mining district, Nevada County, California, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this office as , follows, viz: "Survey of exterior Ifnes, ~ Commencing at a stake on Townshir line 18.00 chains south of \& stake between section land6, T16N,R8and9 E, Mt. DiabloB«nd M. Thense on true-Hae Var; 18> _E. ‘Thence N 82> Jv’ B, 4.07 chains to an oak stumpon W side of Bme Tent tuvad and marked D, No.2, Thence N 64° 10’ E, 2.00 chains to a stake at footof a pine tree 10” diam. , just below Blue Tent road, and marked D, No. 3. Thence N 63> 30’ E 2,21 chains to a stake in a large pile of stones—stake marked D No. 4. Thence N 57> 25’ E9.C7 chains to an oak tree on E . edge of @ small ravine blazed and marked D No. 5, Thence N 32° 38’ E 2.20 chains to a stake being on West boundary line of Woodville ground and marked D No, 6, Thence N 14° 25’ E 12.45 chains to a stake on W boundary Jineof Woodville approved survey. ‘Thence N 54° 10°W 4.30 chains to a stake at fodt of alive oak,tree marked D No.&. Thence N 12° 35* Ef3.52 chains to a stake marked D No. 4&. Thence N 80> 20°

W. 3.67. chains to a stake marked D No. 10. Thence N 20> 20’ E 2:10 chains toa stake 7s 6 of eter of diggings and marked Db Ne: 11. Thence N 75>. 49 W 6.73 chains to a stake at foot of an oak ¢tump. PBine tree 10 in. dia, bearsS 584° E 06.25 chains distant. hence N 82> 50’ W 7.30 chains tos stake in a pile of stones 50° E of center of creek, and on edye of mining cut marked D No.13. Thence Nyt8> 00’ W 4.51 chains to a pine tree 8” diam, 66’ E of éreck blazed and marked D No. 14. Thence N 64° W Thence N.21> W4.22 chains toa stake on E edge of, ¢reek marked D No. 16. ‘Fhence 43.85 15' W212 chain’ to a stake at a pine stump on W side of creek. Thence 8 36° 15’ E 3.92 chains to a stake in tailin s from whieb corner-No, 14(a -pine-trec})—bears $63%>5 E 2.55 chsins, Thence § 12° E 280 chains to a stake 1.50. chains W of creek from which an-oak tree bears 5 674° E 0.51 chains: Thence’S 6° W_ 8 65 chains ton staky between twé large boulders from,” which a pine tree bears 8 10° E 0.52 chs. Thence 8 72> 45° W 8:17" chains to a stake on bed rock marked P\No, 22. Thence 8 41° E 1.94 chains toa stake on marked D No. 23. ‘Phence 8 77> 30° E 3.04 chains to a stake 50°W of centre of creek marked D No. 24 from which a pine tree 8” diam. bears S1i8k% W. 0.18 chains dist. Thence 8 3? 1’ W.4 85 chaingto a stake. Thence Extt 0.75 ehains to \ stake on Township tine betweer Sects. 1 and 6 Tf 16 N Rsand 9 E. Thence South 18.00 chains along Township line fo place of bevinning ahd-eontaining 53.42 acres and designated as Lot No 73, in Section 1, Township 16 North, Range-® East, and Lot No 5l-in Sec. ¢, Township16, NR 9 E Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, Said locatien Was made in 1854,.1855 and 155€, anJwas duly recorded in the Mintig Records of Nevada -€ounty— The applicant claktus by purchase. Adjoining cluiments are the Woodville and Manzanita Mining elaims on the East, on 2 south by the Lachman claims and on the West by the South Yuba mining claims, All persone helding any fdverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the saine before this office within bixty days from the first day of pubtishing hereof, T. B. Mc FARLAND, Register. Niles Searls, Atty for Applicant. m30 Certificate of Copartnership, \ vship,transaCtinga general Merchandise and Grocery business, and keeping a Hotel at Omeya, and runtlog a Stage Line between Omega aud Nevadsa City. Principal place of business at Omega, Nevada County, Cal. Firm name, Legg & Shaw. Ou* full names aod plaves of residence are hereunte subscribed. (GEORGE CRAWFORD SEAW, THOMAS LEGG, Both reatting at Omega. Date? Omega, May 2d, 176. LADIES, O’YOU WANT a Pure, Blooming Complexion? If so, a few applications of HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA RALRE wat gratify art’s content. + with ‘Redness, E, the undersigned, do hereby cerIt does away ‘the Fiushed appearance of heat, Office :—320 Sansome—Sireet, San Fran. « pees: , \ * patigue ued Exeitement. -ml 1.10 chains toa stake marked D —Ne15-bed rock . fifty “thet, ‘we constitiite’ a partner. Blotches and Pimples. Overcomes ! + +h. THe tue ~ plaint. ‘You may be in the first stage:. remember you are approaching the last,. JUf you are bordering tpon the last, and) are suffering some or all of its ill effects,; tiremember thatif you persistin procras-. \. tination, the time must comé when the} most skillful physician can render you)! no assistance; when the door of hope} '}will be closed against yon; when no an-. . . gelof mercy can bring you relief. In ‘Ino case has theDF. failed-of succens.; i) Phen let “not~despair-work™ upon your . ‘imagination, but avail yourself of the) i } 1 aptation to popular desiresand needs. Indeed, when we think into how mary homes it penetrates every month we must consider it as one of the educdiors as well as entertainers of,the public mind.—Boston Globe. The character which this Magazine po 8sesses for variety, entexprise artistic wealth and liteary culture that has kept pace with, if it has not lead the times, should canse its conductors, to regard it with fustifiable complacency. The Magazine has done good . and. not eVil all the “days: of ite life.— Brooklyn Eagle. . beneficial results of his treatment before’ . . your case is beyond therich of medical) \iskill, or before -grim death hurries you! ‘ito a premature grave. Full course of}. , . . treatment $25. Send money by Post '\Officé order or—Express with full de;)/: iscription of case. Cail or Address, . DR, A, B. SPINNEY, . . : No. 11 Kearny Street, San r rancisco. sep7-ly : SHERIFF's ‘SALE. ¥ virtue ot an Exevtition to me directed and delivered, issued out of the Justice Court of Leopeld Garthe. a Justice of the Peace in and for Nevada Township, County of Nevada, Stateof California, aid bearing date May 5th, 1876,on a judgment rendered in said Court on the 4th of: May, 1876, in favor of Kaskill Casper and against John Schmidt, for the sum of Seventy-one and thirty-seven hun@redths Dollars @amages, together with Three and ninetv oaehundredths Dollars, costs ayjd disbursements at the date of said judgmerit, and accruing costs, all payable in gdid coin of the United States: I have levied upon all the right, title and interest of the within naméd defendant, in and to the following described property to-wit; That certain parcel of land situate on Broad--Street, Ne. yada City, Nevada Co,, Cal,,ve-wit: 12 feot of Lot No. 12 in Bleck no,'S6, fronting on Broad Street_a:d running back to Spring Street and adjoining‘the ‘lot of A. Lademan on*the South. Notice is hereby given that T will expose to public sale all4he above described property to, the highest bidder for cash.in tront ‘of the Court.House door,in-the City of Nevada, on SATURDAY, MAY 27th, 1876, between the hours of 9 o’cloch a. M., and 6 o'clock P. M. Given under May, 1876. “my hand this th day of “C. R. CLARKE, Sheriff. . By 2. C. Brryz, Under Shertff. mua7 & EEE United States Land Office. Sacramento, Cal. March 22d, 1976. O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN : Whereas, on the 81 day of September, 1, 4,the Plat of Townsh. p 47, North, Range 9 East, was filed inthe U. S. Land Office, atid by Gommissioner's letter dated Décember 2d, 1871, the SouthEast Quarte. of Sec‘tion 26, in Township 17 North, Range 9 East, is to be treated as mineral in eharacter, until the contrary is proved, after due notice. And Whereas, Oliver Ragon, [Post Otfice-eddrees Nevada city, Nevada county, California) did on the 9th day of January. 1875, file in the Register’s office of this District his Homestead Declaration No 1048, cl .iming the above described land, and has applied to enter the same as agricultural -. land, alleging it-to be-more_valuable—for agricultural than for mining p Therefore, you will take notice, that under nd by _virtas gf instructions from.,.the Ominiss' oner of the General Land Office, ated May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the 4th day of may, A. D. 1876, at 1. o’clock, P. M., at this office, before the Register and Receiver, for the hearing of proofs to determine the character of said lends, In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands ‘the day and year first’ above written, ‘i &. B_McFARLAND, Register. HART » Receiver. County Warrants, 4 LL Warrants on General Fund registered prior to January,4th, 1876. Also warrants Nos. 314 to 322 on same Fund registered Janvacy 4th, 1876, will be paid on presentation. ceases from date. J.N, PAYNE, County Tvessurer, Nevada, May 4th, 1876. ; . Some -of the most popular of modern novels have first appear d as serials in this Magazine. In all respects, it is an excellent periodical, and fully deserves its great suceess.—Philadelphia Ledger. TERMS: ; . Postage free to all Subscribers in the United States. — Harper’s Magazine, one year...$4 00 84 00 inclades prepayment of U. 8. postage by the publishers. tubscriptions.to Harper’s Magazine, Weekly, and Bazaf,toone address tor one year, $1Q@g or, two of Harper’s Periodicals, to one address for one year for $7 00; postage free. An extra copy of either the .Magazine, Weekly or Bazar will be suppli-d gratia for every Club of Five Subscribers at $4 00 each, in one remittance; or Six Copies for $20 00 without extra copy; postage free. 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This series of over twenty papers gives a comprehensive review of Progress during the century—now closing, in every department of our national lire. , Newspapers are not te copy this adver‘tisement without the express order of Harper & Brothers. Address HARPER & BROTHERS, New York. ASSESSMENT NOTICE, ays SPRING GuAVEL MINING CO / Principal place of business, Nevada City. Location of works near Willow Vatlley, Nevada county, Osl. Notice is hereby given, thatata meeting of the Trustees, held at the office of the Secretary, April lith, 1876, an -aasessinent (No. 6,) of. one dollar and fifty cents ($1 50) per share wax levied upen the capital stock of said company: payable immediately in United States golt coin, to the Secretary of the company, at his office, Broad street, Nevada City. Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the 17th day of May, 1876, willbe deemed delinquent j-aud advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on the 29th day of May, 1876, to pay the delinquent sssesament thereon, togéth. — costs of advertising and expenses of sale. ek By order of the Board of Trustees. 1. J. ROLFE, #ecretary. Nevada City, April lith, 1876. : a a ing. No changes di cara and no tedious de. just been published, rendering available }—— TO THE UNFORTUNATE. SEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES © eRe ‘DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY™”™” > -623 KEARNEY STREET, Cor. Commercial, San Francisco HKLISHED in 1854, for the treat Wwe. 4, ment of Sexual gnd Seminal Diseases such as Gonorrhea,Gieet, Stricture, Syphilis in al) its forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency, etc. Skin Diseases (of years standing) and Ulcérated egs Success. ully treated. 4 Dk. GIBBON has the pleasure of an. nouncing th he has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of Europe, and has resumed practice at his Dispenrary, 628 . Kearney Street, corner of Cemmer.ia:, San Francisco, where his vld-patients and those requiring his services may {nd him. : Phe Doctor has spared neither time nor money in seeking out WwW remedies,and hag returned with increaseu acilities for the alleviation of human suffering, ———_ Horrible Disenses, . How many thoussnds—of—persons, both male anit femate, are there. who are suffer Ing out a miserebie existence from the e®= fect of secret indulgences, or from virus She Di NEY. Sg, P. BROWN. ~ BROW! ness about the loins, wéaknes of the limbs, cenfused vision, blunted intellect, loss of soufidence,; difiderce in approachingstrang 5 ers, a disiike to form new acquaintances, & disposition to shun society, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the fsce, furred ‘ tongia, fetid breath, coughe, consumption, nigh¥ sweats, monomanis 424 frequent insanity. If relief be not-obtained, persons 80 afflicts ed should apply immediately,-. either in rson or by letter, and have a cure effected his new-and-scientific-mode-of treating this diseasé, which never fatis of effecting _ quick anu radical cure, _Dr.'G. will give. One Hundred Doliars to any oné Who will prove satisfactorily to him that he waseured of thia complaint by either of the Ban Francisco quacks. : . Married Men, Or those who contemplate marriage, who are suffering under—any of these fearful aisladies, should not forget the sacred Tespunsibility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief. -Persons ealling at Dr. Gibbon’s office oF sending for packages of medicines may zely upon his assurance of confidential ‘seerecy ~~~ with implicit faith, and expect no more thian to be charged with a fair and mutnally satisfactory remuneration of services rendered, considering the. circumstances 3f the cases, rather than a too prevalent anG nelfish practice of extortion among quacks and pretenders. DR. GIBBUN is responsible, and will ive to each patient a written instrument, binding himself_to-effect a radical and pe» aenent cure, or make at Cured a ome. Persons at a distance may be CURED A? HOME,. by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case, smyptoms, length of time the disease has continued, and the medicine promptly forwarded, free from damage and curiosity, to any part of the conntry, with full and plain direction for ore. By enclosing ‘TEN DOLLARS in toil, {i & Féwistered tetter-through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., a package of medicine will be forwarded by express to any part of the Union. : Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney atieet, conner: Commercial, San Francisca.Post Offic: Bex 1957. Private ntrance on Commercial ‘treet. . Rememler to put BOX 1957 oa the le er, \ Consultations FREE. KF Correspondents will -please_tnform DR. GIBBON that they cead his advertise ment inthe DarLy ‘TRawscR?PT. myl No. 106. Application fora Patent to Min ing Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal., May 4, 1876. Bede is hereby given that William Downie, F. A. Wise, H. ©. Dauchey;-~M. J. Henley, J, P. Smith, Geo. Mclvor, W.L. Oliver, and I. W. Duncan, whose Postofiice is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal. have made application for Patent for the Centennial Placer Bining Claims, bearing gold,sitaate inWashington Mining District, Nevada County, Cal., and described as follows, ‘viz: On surveyed land, being the 8 & of 8 Wy andW ¥of SE \ and SK \% of SE X& section 23,the NE & of sec. tion 26, the N-W \ and NE & and N ¥ of N \% of SE and N & of NE \ of SW Sec 26, Twp 17 North Range 10 East, and W ¥ of N WX and N's of NW ¥ of SW k of Sec 30 Twp 17 notth Range 11 East, Mt. Diablo meridian, containing 849 17-100 acres. Suid mine consists of the following locations: ‘The Downie location, made Feb. ruary 234 1876, by Wm: Downie et al: the Oliver location, ma*e ‘February 23d 1876, by W, L. Oliver etal: the Duncan location, made February 23d 1876, by I. W. Duncan et al; the Smith location, made March 11] 1876, by J. P. Smith et al; the Wise location made March 111876, by F. A. Wise et al; the Henley location, made Mareh 11 1876, by M. J. Henley et al; the Dauchey location made September 2nd, 1875, and the MclIvor tocation made February. 19, 1876; All of sgid_locations being of record in the office of the Ccuuty Recorder of Nevada County, at Nevada ity. The applicants claim by purchase and location. fhe Claim is unded ‘as follows: On the)East by va» cant land, North by lands claimed by Chas. i and West and South by vacant ands. All persons holding any adverse claims thereto, are hereby r-quired to present the same before this office within sixty days from the = tel a, polis hereof, +B. MCFARLAND ‘ster, . J. M. Walling, Att'y for ceotein md . FWNHE Property on Piety Ei, near the ; Railroad depot, Known as*the CLARK& TORSON FLOURING MILL PROPERTY con-isting of two acres of ground, more or less, together with the Building, be ie gy a otner Buildings is offered for sale ¢ for os bh. Fo ‘ of sale enquire of =" — N. P. BROWN, Daily Tranee Ne x penal cipt Odice. 4 . OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE APPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEA: from the effects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood restored. -Impedimeuts to marriage removed. New metho@ of freatment. New and remarxable remedies. Books and circulars sent free, sealed envelopes, Address HOWARD : SOCIATION, No, 419 North Ninth . Philadetphia, Pa,—:an institution ha high eeptorien for henerable «kh drefesaiona abgorbe into the system ! Look ‘at their pallid, &.\aciated and disfigured faces-and— a their broken dowu constitutions, disqualk pee ESE fying them for the happiness of, marriage 2a or tLeenjeyment of lifé. In this horrid BANK OF gituation thonsands suffer until death’closes the scene ‘Let parents; guardians, friends : ~BROAD 8° attend toany of those-who are gufferiug ; with any of these horrible» life destroyin APITAL maladies—see’ that they are ¢ared“for an C eured before it be t6o late.. Send them im: mediately to Dr, Gibbon, @ physician who i R. W. nas ade private disease his. especial study AB. PakER. or yeers, and who is certain’ to cure the most inveterate tases without mercury or Jokn Cashin, injurious drugs: It is im ant to those — Jonathan Clar! wito ure afflicted, or to those who ge inter ee ham estcd‘in the welfare of their friends, ‘to be es : careful of the many pretended doctors who . MONEY TO infest all cities, publishing their skill im -aurity. 5 curing all diseases:in a few days, imposing Highest Pri upon the public by.using the names of em» Warrants. inent physicians from Europe “and—other “Tagal Tender places, Be, therefore, careful and make . Bates. strict inaviries, or you may fall into the . Gold Dust F bénes of those charlatans. _ Liberal adva : Seminal Weakness. Bullion-for As Seminal Emissions, the consequence of General and self abnse, This solitary vice, or depraved Checks on 8: sexual indulgence, is practiced by the Jose, Stockton youth of both sexes to an almdst_unlimited Drafts on Be extent, producing with unerring certainty many.) the following train of morbid symptoms, Agents for L unless combatted by scientific _mediem garance Comp measures, viz: Sullow countenance, dark GoRRESPONI “Bpe ter-the-eyes; pain inthe-head, rings —__ __ Srancisco, lug'in the ears, noise like the rustling of Sane Ge teaves and the rattling of chariots, unésab ‘ ” Toterest on * od, as follows — Six Me fts, 6 per Twel Deposits annum. ‘? Persous ‘gend money b Checks on § V Flu: Nevada RE ‘nov _ Lumbe . Mining a. Commo w a Yarge SPRUI ‘Orfers left i@a, ox at our s@ecei 16 prow N. @AD 8ST: RD WEI Met ‘the Largest Horses, To be foun Teams, V and Hacks . on the mos The Hore style and c: _ gentleman Carriages promptnes: Good Sad : Horses } _ “iponth ani Woiadn ( 6 DE *