May 17, 1876 (4 pages)

"ess, confusion, pain in back, limbs or ~ Sorigivzally contracling it. ” Mlood poison and ‘can be communicated in -. APTER A QUARTER OF : A CENTURY THE ‘ INSTITUTE, pe es offers to ‘the afflicted enre-‘tn all Gases OF EMINAL W. °AKNESA. tren. tn Y ath is laid the foundation of much ‘of the inisery of after years by the induligence of themost destrectve of habits ‘making lifes curse, and spreading weak: iin amony mankitid, for it is ayell known fact that the indulgence of ness and _wolitary vice, even in the slightest degree Mants seeds of weakrevs in the system “hat grow to a harvest of disease, sorrow *and shan in after yeare. : Woany Man 4Ef you experience any weakness you should jmot delay, for a day may imperil your, In all forms of Siar span Premature Deeny a Cure is ‘health if not—your life aranteed by the Doctor to the Young, saaionges or ON. without E Cé Troe Business. The Rem: Einider: leaves nv taint. behind, Cbserve the sym*$ms and hasten to check the course of the (ynpaint, if you experienceany of themsalghtly discharges, slight dfscharges at cother times, trembling, anxiety, forgétfal. forebodings; indigé tion, timidity, vayersion to society, toss of power, want of eontrol, variable temper, attacks of si-k-. n urine, » a ‘Mggs akin to biliousness, deposits i __1Segular bowels, ete. etc, : TEARIBLE POISONS. “fmong the most subtle and virulerit of gons in the human biood is~that aris-" : from Venéreal Taint often breaking ‘of, after years of apparent cur-, in hid. 4 $ sores upon various parts of the body. : We oreat danger lis in the fect that it is igiven to.the innocent pertner 6r to the un% “¢hild. without showing in the person THE TSE-OF MERCURY ‘Qnty aids in this terrible deception by dryy '¥ae if upon the surface dnd driving it back M&to the bloot.—All Venereal Poison is a ‘the blood; and the only certainty of pre“yention of ransiits<ien ‘is inthe positive eures of the réform'treatment. practiced at ‘t&s Dr. J, 0. Yoting Medical Institute, ‘agmprehensive, scientific and thorough, having received endorsements as the best } Ae fe 2 Young. WIEDICAL AND -SURGICAL positive xp sure or anedies ‘qre-purely vegetable. «nd of a nature: that ~ Delinquent Notice. — . NY. Location of princip place o va-iness, San Francisco, California. tion of works, Nevada county, Culifornia posite the pames Of the Tespective share holders as follows: ; And in-aecordance with law, and an order of the Bowrd of Directors, made™ on the 24tn day of Feb. 1876, s0 many shares of each parcel of such Stock us may.be-nec-. es ary, will be sold at public auction at the otiice of’ the company, 311 California street, second fluer, Rooms 3-and—4;-entranee—3ud California Street, over Aetna Instrante offive, San Frahefseo, California, on MON. DAY, ‘the Twenty-Fourth day “of April 1876; at. the hour of two o'clock, P. M., of such day, .o.pay delinquent Assessments thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale. J. M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary Office+311 California street, Second floor Rooms 3+ nd 4, entrauce 309 California: St., over Aétna Insurance Office, Ban Francisco, California . u6 BUSINESS COLLEGE, “AND TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE. SAN FRANCISCO, _ I ENRY BAMNARD, A. M.,--Professor ae < “hein rapid gud thorough cures-in-# the 7 ire Fiatitete te supplied with s ——___¥ING-INDEPARTMENT, \ ‘where pdtients-will receive the treatment _ 4-80 eserntial in such-cases,_ . *of all modern practice. ‘$n a fow days and chronic cases with re-'. ~~ @gn hope for strength and the sifiering for markable rapidity. Our tests of the pres-{ ‘ence of Tdint‘in'the blood are méver fal4 TO FEMALES. ’ Phe Doctor, after years of patient inves. ‘tigation and treatment is enabled to assure eomplaints incident tothe sex. The weak tyblief and cure. Ze : Those who require pefsonal supervision the Doctor can furdish with apartments with careful and skillful nurses where ‘mremitted dtteyftion and. constant care ‘give every-asstrance of rapid-and-perma=+ nant cures. “ ——————Try the Magic Effects of — __ MHNGWER?S PURE BORAX SOAP, = Pren ae tick find isthe troubin—of visiting fei * Piptch ss, fppesed. wild eonvihce any one vf its superior mer: 4s. Ask your gaocer for it. ‘wy & FALKINBURGH & Co.,San Franvrseo, Pes, CURED AT HOME. 4 Correspondence. The great difficulty city, often incurring an expense far ex‘eeedliing the cost of ‘treatment, ‘This expense can be avdided by writing to the ae, giving tn yourown way, the symp‘t@ms of your'trouble or complaint, Cures ignaranteed the snme as by—persoual vistt. j co amanications strictly ¢ nfidential ‘d all letters either returned or destroyed. @2Te Doctor canbe reHed upon tn all ‘aases reyuiring confidence and secrecy. Mepose confidence in him, all you who *shifer or are in distress, ‘Ife will speetily Yrelieve and cure yuu, ° Po Address BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M. D., '618 Sucramento Stree, San Francisco, Cal, é 7 Wox 135, HALL’S, SARSAPARILLA YELLOW DOCK AND IODIDE OF FOTASS. os UTE best Beantifier of fhe Complexion now in use. Cures Pimpfes, Boils, Itheumatism and Mer¢urial Wuins. Yold by all Druggists. ap ee «Uge 1 aw's Concentrated Flavoring ‘ExNracts for Ice Cream, Cakes,:&o, ee -MASONICSAVINGS AND LOAN BANK. No. 6 Post Street, Bt asonre TEMBEE, San FRANCISCO. RECEIVE TERM AND ORDINARY DEPOSIIS. [email protected] Penosits, Not Lers ‘than Six Wionths. Ordinary Deposits can be drawn ‘ytshort notice, : F Last Dividend: Perm deposits, 914 per ent, Ordinaty Depovrits; 74) per cent. Grrtificates of Deposit issued, payable in “New York and principal cities in the Uniied States andiCapadas; also London, Paris sand ail the principal Wti.s of Europe. ~ W.H. Cutvun, Pres’t. H. Vv. Graves, Seo’y, San. Francisco ‘WEEKLY CHRONICLE! LARGE, tudependent honest and 5 fearless newspaper, with reliable 'roourket reports and a valuable agricultural pattmert. We aim to niake the WEEK. Y CHRONIGLE the best family -newnr aSperin the world, Try it! $8 a yeur, coin, sin advance and 20c. tor postage A free ‘eppy to the getter up of avlub of five. For 7a Wlub of ten, $95, with one free ec py. (20 ‘cents additional on évery copy, for post‘axe,) The Dasty CHRONICLR $6 70a year eieeld: AS. de YOUNG & CO., San Franeisco. 28 pecimen vopies'sent ‘FREE. Send for one. T washes without rubbing: ‘It is comSpossd princivaily, of the combination of Borax and ammonia, so that it entirely aes away‘with hard labor. For removing “terense, Paint, Tar, &e., ff cah aot be surGood for the bath reom, A triak Manufactured WEBER PIANCS: ARE THE BES?. SHERMAN '& HYDE, MUSIC DEALERS, : ER KEARNY & SUTRER STS., Recent cases cured . hig entiré interest in that institution, and “pemplifythe superiority of his method o 4 San Francisco. Pm. 4 reserved for the Lady Students. who will . field, Nevada connty, California, . Shall remein uupsid on the First day of of Mathematic and Sciené of Accounts; graiuate of Prince of Wiles College, and Stow's Model and Normal ‘lrainjng School; late Staie Institute Directoc and Lecturer of Minnesota, and for the past five years President of the Minneapolis Business College; having disposed of renioved to Sin Francisco, Will hereatter’ conduct a First Class Commercial College in that city, entrance at 120 Sutter street, and 220 Kearny street, Hardie. Place, .fwith office in-ttoon U8,) where he wit give hispersonal attention and services to those who desire instruction in Bookkeeping or the Science of —~Accounts and ‘Hnglish Branches. Prof, Barnard is the originator . and author of the celebrated metiod of ‘Teaching Acconnrts which: has bicomé. so popular in elucidating th@‘intricacies and mysteries of Bookkeeping. in order te s+ cure a wider field of labor jn which to exinstruction, he has organized —“Barnard’s; Business CoHeye aud Telegraph Institute, YOMING GOLD MINING COMPA LocaNotice—There ardelinquent upon the totlowing-described stock, on: account of Assessment No 8, levied on the 24th day of Feb., 1876, the severa’ amounts set opjin. Suse. Piel An Mine, bearing gold, situate in Virgin Valley A SL. Z : . Mining . istrict, Nevada County. California. G T Brown, 4 50 $50 00 . ond described in the pl.t and field nutes on JJ Biitlér, : 212 100-100 00 . file in this office as follows, viz: €omJM Buffington, Tr. 327, 100 100 U0 . mencing at a spruce tree opposite the TayJ M Buffington, Tr. 330, 100 100 00 . lor Dam and on the right bank of Humbug JM Buffington, Tr. 308 ~ “100 100° 00 . Greek and being corner No 10 of Humbug J M iuffington, Tr. 378 100 160 00. . Ganon Fluming Claim. Thence: variation JM Buffington, Tr. 386 50 50 00 . 171.99 EB, N 48° 15’ w3.57 chains to a stake JM uttington, Tr. 411 50 £0 00 . puarked No 2, trom which a live oak 30 in. 5 Win Davidson, 30 60 diameter bears 'N 7 1-29 E32. 1's, Thence. Win Davidson, 31 69 50 00 . N 19° 15° F 5,50 chains to a stake m rked Chas EElliott.Tr 23% _ 10000] No 3 from which 4 live oak 18” diameter Chas E Elliot, Tr. 234=~ 100 100°00 Tear! -§ 311-22 . 33 inks. Twin live oak Chas F EMO, Tr. 235 20 100.10 bears N 16° W 22 links, Thence N 38° Chas b Eiliott, Tr. 236 100 100 00 . O3-iL3T chains to ast-ke marked-No-4, Jobn Fine, 213 = 50 00 . treorn which twin live oak bears 8“49 1.22 KG Gunn, 222 85 8500! w 41 links, Phenicé N 20° 45’ E' 6.88 chs. Win J Gunn, Tr. 146 TH0 100 00 . 4, a stake murked No 5 from which a sprfice Win J Gunn, ‘Fr. — 189 100 100 00 . 50” dianeter bears N St 1-2°-E 60 links,— Was J Guan, Tr, 240 20 20 08 Thence North-30> 15° E 6.06 chains -to a . Wm J Gunn, ‘Ir. 265 50 50 00 . twin live oak tree just.above month of./ JJ HueKsy 96 50 50 00 . North Bloomfield Gravel Mining CoirpaJames Hucks, 247 nid 10 oh ny’s tunnel. n-outh ef 4unnel bears S 60° Charles Mckivy, 263 150 150 60!) E 1.98 chains. Thence N 44° 45’ E_ 7,98 Puitip Richards, 322 50 50 00 . -haiis to stake No 7,0n ‘boundary line ot E-A Kichardson, 248 100 100 60 . Bloomfield Hydraulic Gravel Mine between —plicant claims ‘by No.-750. Application for a Patent toa 2 Mining Claim, United States Land Office; Sacramento, Cal. Feb. 23d, 1876. ~ . . S&T OTICK is hereby given, That the North Bloomfield Gravel Mining -Company, a corporation existing under the laws of California, whose Post Office is San Francisco, Califernis. has this day made appli cation for Patent. forthe Peneion Placer f ’ Stations 25 and-26.—Phenee S—67>—30’ E 5.45 chains toa#live ouk tree on left #de of Humbug Creek and being corner. No 256 of Bloomfield Hvdraulic Gravel Mine approved'survey. Thenée S 38° 15° W 9.60 ~ehsdown left side of Humbug Creek to a stake ‘jiarke? No 9. opposite mouth of Bloomfield Company's tunnel from which aspruce-. #0” diameter bears N 46° 30° West 20 links alive oak 45”'diameter bears-S 26° 30°. EB 25 links distant. Thence 830° ¥5" W 5.00 chains to a stake nrark: d No 10 on jeft.side of Humbug Creek. Thence 8 20° 46’ W 6.94 choins to a stake marked No 11 on_left side of Creek,’ Thenge $ 50° 30’ West 8.00: chaivs to a stake marked No 12 and being) corner No 11 of “Hambug Canon FlumingUlaiin. '‘hence’S 6° 15’ V3 03 chains to place of beginning and containing 16 88-100 acres, wid designated as Lot No 64 in Sertion -Township 17, North Range 9 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian. Said Joca-— tion was made by Mark Emerson and A, Jz Irwin. March 8th, 1857, and is recorded in Book No 2,1ut pege No 30, records of said Virgin Valley Mining District. The appurchase, Adjoining clvimunts dre,on the North by—Btooifield Hydr ulic Company’s ground and on the TiEKS, BRACKETS, PENDANTS, etc. Our 315 and 317, chine, for California and Pacilic Coast. 814 ' LIGHT. OF THE CELEBRATED Springfield Gas Machine, of all sizes for lighting HorTnLs, CHURCHES PusLic BUILDINGS or Private RESIDENCES OVER 1,000 TESTIMONIALS ATTEST THE. SUPERIORITY OF OVER ANY OTHER NOW IN USE. ble to get out of order, luanage, are MADE ENTIRELY OF COPPER And are substantial and durable.They oc cupy_but little spice, can be-set up at little expeuse, and are equally atapted tortight ing the largest Hotel-or the smahest-dwelling. ‘They are no new.or untried wachine, Constant tise all througn-the United states for uver seven years, —: aa” No fire is used i) manufacturing the Gas, and buiddings lighted. by it are in“ was nsed. : aa”. The cost.of Gas made by this Machine will not exceed $1 50 to $250 per thousand feet. hom, : We_invite correspondence from those building or contemplating the introduc. tion of Gas, and will send, on application, catalogue, with full cuts and. explanations of the workings of the Machines, and hundreds of testinonials to its Superiority over any other Machiue now in use, ~ we also invite attection to our fell and complete line of GAS FIXTURES, mbracing the newest styles of CHANDEprices’ are as low apd our goods superior to any in the market. : We shalt be. glad to correspond on the subject. of intreducing gas, and to have} parties call and examine our Machines and Fixtures. yo ‘NYE & ACHESON, Pine Street, San Francisco. : Sole Agents for the Springfield Gas Mai \ All persons holding any adverse clainss . . thereto are hereby required to present the . . same before this office within sixty days fromthe first day of publishing hereof. { eine _T, B. McFARLAND, Regieter. A. B. Dibble, Atty: feb27Application for 4 Patent to Min-. /. ie ing Claim : _ UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal. Mar. 24, 1876. NSS is hereby given, that the Selby . . . Hill Mining Company, a cerporation existing whaer the laws of California, whose Poestofiiee is San Francisco; Cat; tas made application for patent for the Dowtie-pleeetanine; boring got, sitaate th Selby Flat mining distcict, Nevada Gounty, Calif: roia, and described in the -plat and — notes on file in this office as follows, VIZ: 4 . YOUNG MEN . 'of this, the greatest boon ever lata at) . SPINN . . whith he undertakes and fails to cure, . . He would therefore say to the unfortu. . . . rémémber you are approachilig the last,. ) peal \are suffering some or all of its ill effects,; remember that if you persist in procrass Sree on Renan HO may be suffering from the ef-. . . fect of youthful follies or imdis-/ ‘cretion, will do well to avail themselves ithe altar of suffering humanity. Dr, EY will guarantee to forfeit: $500, \for every case of seminal weakness, or! . iprivate disease of any-kind or ch: recterx . jhate sufferer who may read this notice . {that you are treading npon. dangerons. . ijground when you fonger. delay in seek-. plaint, You may be in the first stage: ig thé proper remedy for your com> t {f you are bordering upon_the—hist, and; tination, the time must come When the! Suryey_of exterior lines: —— A SPECIAL FEATURE, No more stedents wili be admitted to the Colleye than Professor Barna d can dtrend to with his own persoual instruction.; He has not organized: this enterprise merety as an eusy way to make m ney, but to gstablish as en tiable a reputation as an Instructor as he bas left behind him in Minnesota. and to buiki up a Business College of the highest inerit, in waich the fullest equivalent will be given forall Tuition collected, and which, by personal effort; he will make the best institution on the Pacific Coast, in which to obtain a first Class Practical Business Education. ~ > HOURS OF INSTRUCTION, Dag Sxsstons~-9 to 11.30 A. M, and 2 to EVENING SEss1ONs~-7,30 to 9.30 P. M. Students will be entitled to the ‘use. of the rooms from 8.80 A. M. to5 P. M., thus enabling them to work outside of the hours of instruction, ; Lavrps-.A separate apartment will be be provided With every conveuience to facilitate their work. STATIONERY AND Bcoks—Our arrangem-nts are such that all supplies ior the course ¢an be obtained of us at rates much below the usual éust, and ‘corresponding in every particular with ‘the books uséd ‘in reay business. DirLomas--Our Diplomas are engraved on steel, fluely executed at great_cost; they ~will be isaned to students completing the Course in the Business Department on payinent of the fee of five dollars. No. Vacarion--The College will be_in session during ‘the entire year. Students will be admitted at any time. No. Goryixna From Trexr Booxs—'The highly objectionable metbod of Gépying fnom text books without understanding whatis intended to be conveyed ‘is elto, gether aveided.— All work done is the direct product of the student's own thought. a ISOIPLINE—We maintain the mast-rigid discipline, insisting upcn perfect order aud system in everything. We treat every student as a gentleman or lady, ard--expect only g@atlemanly or lady-like conduct in return. “We do not bave rules or penalties but adapt specint modes of treatment to Commencing ata stake on Township line 18.00 chains sonthof ‘4 stake between section land 6, £16 N, R8und 9 E, Mt. Diablo B and M. “fhene on -true—Hne -var— 18° Kk. ‘Thence N 82> 30° E, 4.07 chains to an oak stumpon W sidé of Bre Tent read and marked D, No.2, Thence N 64° 10’ E, 2.00 chains to a stake at foot of a pine tree 10” diam. , just below Blue Tent road, . . and marked D, No 3. Thence N 63> 80° . . fh 2,21 chains to astake in a» large pile of . . stones stake marked D No.4. Thence N 57> 25° E 9.(7 chains to an owk tree on E edge ofia small ravine blazed and marked . . D No.5. Thence N 32° 88’ E 2,20. chains to.a stake being on West boundary line of Woodville ground and marked D No. 6, Thence N 14° 26'E 12.45 chains to a stake . . ; . . nO.assistance; when the door of hope gel of mercy can bring you relief. ju tase has the Dro-failed of success./. Then let not despair work upon your . . beneficial results of his treatment before . . . Office order or Express with full de. scription of case. Call or Address, most Bkititur piysicran can” render you . will be cloxed against you; when no anIn imagination, but avail yourself of the). your case is beyond therich_of medical . skill, or before .grim death hurriés you'. lto a premature grave. Full course of, jtreatment $25: Send money by Post . _. DR. A, B. SPINNEY, No, 11 Kearny Strest, San rrancisco. _SepT-ly on W boundary hineof Woodville approved survey. Thencé N 54° 10° W 4.30 chains to a stake at foot of a ive oak tree matked D No.8. Thence N 12> 35’ k]3.52 chains to a stake marked D No. 49. Thence N 80> 20' W. 3.07 chains to a stake marked D No, 16; Thence N 20°. 20° E 2.10 chains to a gtexe 75’ 8 of edge of diggings and marked D No. ll, Thence N 75> 49’ W 6.73 ghains to a stake at foot of an oak stuusp. Pine tree 10 in, dia. bears 8S 5844> E 6.25 chains distant. Thence N 82> 50° W 7.30 chains to-a stake in a pile of stones 50’ E of center of creek, and on edge ef mining cut marked D No. 18. Thencé N 18> 00’ W 4.51 chains to a pine tree 8” diam. 66° E of creek blazed and marked D No. M4. Thence N 64> W 1.10 chains toa stake warked D No, 15, Thence N'21° W 4.22 chwins tos stake on® E edge of creek marked D Na, 16) Thenée $ 85> 15’ W 2.12 chains to a stake at a pine stump on W side of creek. . Thence 8S. 36> 15’ _E J.02 chains toa stake in tailin 8 from which corner No, 14 (a pine tree) bears 8 63%° E 2.55 chains, Thence 8 12>. E 2.80-chains to a stake 1.50 chains W of creck from which an oak tiee bears 8 674° E 0.51 chuitis. Thencé 86>: W 8 65 chains to a staky between two large Dc ulders fron, which a’pine.tree bears 8 lO> E 0.52 chs. Thence 8 72> 45’ W 3.17 -chains to a stake on bed rock marked D No. 22. . Thence 8 41> E 1.94 chains to a stake on bed: rock inarked D No. 23. ‘Thence 8 77> 30° E 5.04 chains to a stake 50° Wof’centre of creék marked D-No. 2¢ from which a pine trees” diam, bears 5184S W 0.18 chains dist. ‘Thence S3> 1 W485 chainsto a stake. € ¢ € special cases? No conduct is allowed that vould not be tolerated in the drawing toust ofa weltregvlated family. For full particalars sénd for Catalogue and Ciredilars, explaining Course.of Study. . We offer-in ‘teements tiiat-aresnpertor to . those offered by any similar institytion in the city, Forfurther information address ~BARNARD’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 120 Sutter street, Room 38, : feat San Francisco, Cal Réferences, -by permission: Hen. David Burt, Styte Superintendent of Public In. struction, Minnesota; Hon. H B. Wilson late Superintendent of Puplic Instruction Minnesota: W. D. Garland, Uquitable Lif Assurance Bociety, 426 California street, § F.; 8. P. Hall, Attorney at-Law, 213 Sab some sfreet, S. F. #45 San Francisco, Oct. 81, 1875. as ASSESSMENT NOTICE. ey BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, location of principal place Of “Diigitites, Sin Francisca, California /“Loeation of works, North BloomNotice is hereby given, that ata meéting ofthe Directors ‘held on the ‘T'wenfieth dxy of Mareh 1876, an. assessment, No. 42 of One .Dollur per-share was levied Wpon the capital stock of the cerperation, phyable imnumesiatelyMu United Stages goid coin, to the Secretary at the ofilce of the Company, No, 320 Sausome street, San Francisco, Qaltornia. Any stock upon which tltis assessment May 1876. will be delinquent and advertised for sale at pi:hlic auction; ad nnleas payluent is made before,will be sold an Friday, the Nineteenth day of May, 1876,, to pay the delinquent dasessnent,to. gether with costs of advertising and expenses of sale.~ : =a M. F. GAME, Secretar: . oe 4 aa Office :—320 Sansome Street, San eiseo; Oalifsrnia. . ‘township line between Sects. 1 and 6 'T WM N Rsaud 9, } as Lot No 73,-in Section 1, Township 16 -+—-Niles Searls, Atty for Applicant. _ md =e ’S MAGNOLIA BA Thence Kast 0.75 chains to \ stake on Justice Court of Leopeki Garthe. a Justice of the Peace in snd for Nevada Township, County of Nevada, State of .California, and bearing date May 5th, 1876,on a judgment rendered in.said Court on the 4th of May, ‘1876, in favorof Kaskil Casper and-against dohn Schmidt, for the sum of Seventy-one and thirty-seven hundredths Dollars damages, together with Three and ninety onehundredths Dollars, costs and disbursements at the date of said judgment, and . . binding, will be sent by express, freight at accruing costs, all payable in gold coin of the United States: I have levied: upon all the right, title and interest of the within hamed defendant, in and to the following pareel of land siteate on Broad Street, Ne. vada City, Nevada Co., Cal., to-wit: 12 fect of Lot No. 12 in Biock no, 36, fronting on Broad Street a: d running back to Spring Street and adjoining the lot of A. La to public sale all the above described property to the highest bidder for cash .in front vada, on SATURDAY, MAY 27th, 1876, between the hours of 9 o’clock a. M., and 5 o'clock P.M. May, 1876, SHERIFF’s SALE. Y virtue ot an Execution to me directedand delivered, issued out of the lescribed property to-wit; That certain an mi the South. Novice is hereby givem that T will expose of the Court House door,in the Cit of NeGiven under my hand this Sth day of ©. R. CLARKE, Sheriff. By P. GC. Benxe, Under Shertff. mat Thence South 18.00-chains along ‘Cownship line to place of beginning and containing 53.42 acres and designated North, Range ® East, and Lot No 5lin Sec. 6, Fownship 16, N KOE Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, Said location was made in 1854, 1855 aml 1856, and was duly‘recorded in the MinIng Records of Nevada County. The applicant claims by purchsse. Ad-} joining elainiihts are: the Woodville and Manzanita Mining elaims on the East, on . the south by the Lachman elaims andon. the west by the South Yuba mining claims, All persons helding any Adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the Same before this pflice within sixty days trom the tirgs day of publishing hereof, “T. B. McFARLAND, Register. Certificate of Copartnership, We: the undersigned, do hereby -cer-: tify that we constitute a partnership, transacting a general Merchandtse and Grocery business, and keeping w Hotél at Omega, and running a Stage Line between Omega and Nevada City. Principal place of: business at Omega, Nevada County, Cal. Firm name, Lexg& Shaw. Our full names aad places of residence are hereunto subscribed, GEORGE CRAWFORD SHAW, writtems ae THOM,sS LEGG, , ; TT. BL McFARLAND, Register, Hoth resiiing at Omega. . -s9 HART FELLOWS, Receiver. Dated Omegs, May 2d, 1576. » Ini4,t 9 East, was filed in the U. S. Land Office, and by Couinrissioner’s letter dated Decem-her ud, 1871, the South East Quarteof SeeSand, aHeging it to be-more*valuabie~ for ‘@ericultural than for mining purportes.— our hands the day and year first above United States Land Office. . Sacramento, Cal. March 22d, 1976. O ALL WHOM It MAY CONCERN: ; Whereas, on the 3) day of Septeniber, he Plat ef Township tT, North, Range tren-26, in Township 17 North, Range 9 East, is to be treated.as mineral in churacter, until the contrary is proved, after due notic¢?. And Whereas, Oliver Ragon, [Post Ofiice dress 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, ol .iming the above described land, and has applied to enter the same as agricultural Therefore, you will take notice, that wnder pad-by-virtue of instruétings—trom they omumiss oner of the General Land Office, ated May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the ath day of May, A.D. 1876, at 1 o’clook, P. M,, at thie office, before the Register and Ke. ceivet, for the-hearing of proofs to determinethe cheracter of said lunds, In witness whereof, we have hereunto set . LADIES, O YOU WANT a Pure, Bloeriing-Complexion? If so, a few applications of “will gratif you te your heart’s content.—: 4 it does away with Redness, ‘ i> A warrants Nes. 314 to 322 on same Find reg. istered J County Warrants, LL Warrants on-General Fund registered prior to January 4th, 1876. Also 4th, 876, will be paid on Blotches and Pimples. Overcomes the Flushed appearance of heat, atiguc ead G@ueltement. ~ et presentation. Interest ceases from date, J.N, PAYNE, County Tueasurer, AVING ACCEPTED THE AGENCY Weare now prepared to furnish machines THE SPRINGFIELD GAS MACHINE They are simple in. construction, not ‘lia. ; require no SKill to . but, Winter—and, Summer, have been—in sur’ d at the same rate as though coal gas . . “City. CENTENNIAL. 1776. °° ‘CHICAGO AND NORTH-WES TERN RAILWAY. rye POPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND, Passengers “or Chicago, Niagra Falls Pittsburg, Philfdelphia, Montreal, Quebec New York, Boston, or any pointeas.,siould buy their TKANSCONTINEN AL-TICKETS, Via the Pioneer Routes, —THE— CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTER: a RAILWAY. THIS IS THE BEST ROUTE EAST. oa it -has been-made the FASTEST —tinie . By this-route passenges for points east of Chicago have choice of the following linés froni Chicagos— ene BY THE . -ITTSBERG, FORT VAYN™ AND CHICAGU AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILWAYS. « BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRA GRAND ‘TRUNK, GREAT WESTE*N AND ERT* A> DNEW-¥ORK-CENPRAL RAii WAYS, e> THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullthar. Pullman Palace. Drawing Roum anc Sleéping Cars: through to New York to Niagra Falls, Buffalo, Rochester, or New York City. ; BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RALLROAD, op THROUGH TRAINS Gaily, with, Pnl! Ae map Palace Cars, for Newark, Zane. y ville, Wheeling, Washington and Balti. more without change. This is the shortest, best, and only line running Pullman’s celebrated. Palace Steep ing Cars and Coaches, connecting with Un ion Pacific Railroad at Omaha, and from the West, via grand: Junction, MarshsH, “Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Sterling and Dixon, for Chicago and the East, Thig popular route is unsurpassed for Speed FComtert, and-Safety. The smooth, well ballusted and perfect track of steel rails, the celebruted Puilman Palace Sleeping Cars, tae Perfect Telegraph Sytem cf moving trains, the regularity with which they run, the: adm‘rabJe arrangement for runving through cars to Chicago frou all points West, secure to passengers all the comforts in modern Railway fravel<; ing. No changes of cars and lo tedivty deJays at Ferries. i : Passengers will find ‘Tickets via this ‘fayoriie route, at the General Ticket Offieeot the Centra} Pacige Ratiroad, Sacramento. of the Central] Pacific Railroad. : ~W. H. STENNET, Gen. Pas. Agt. MARVIN HUGITT, Gen. Sup, : H.P, STANWOOD, General Agency. 1 Montgomery St, San—Franeisco, Harper’s Magazine. = “Notices of the Press.” The ever-increasing circulation gf this excellént monthly proves its co: tinnédad1876. _ Its track is made of STEEL RAILS, and}. tbat has ever been MADE in.this country. . _Pivkets-for-suleat-ailthe-Ticket-Oihees . . TO THE UNFORTUNATE, sEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES _} DR. GITBBON’S ‘DISPENSARY " 623 mhanorn?! STREET; . fats Cor. Commercial, San FRanctsco LLISHED in 1854, for the treat mnt of Sexual and Seminal Diseases such as Gonorrhea,Gleet, Stricture, Syphih is inl] its forms, Seminal Weakness, Im potency, etc. Skin Diseases (of years standémg) and Ulcérated: egs success: ully: treated. 4 : DR, GIBBON has_the pleasure of an. nouncing that he has returned. from visiting the princspal Hospitals of Evrupe, and has resumed practice at his D:spenrary, 623 Kearney Street, corner of Ceramer.ia:, San ‘. Fiiciste, where bis-old patients and those requiring his sérvices may fod him. The Doctor has spared neither time nor bt alleviation of huinan suffering. Horrible Diseases. ‘ , How many thousands of “persons, male ana female,-are there—-who are suffers -ing-out.a miserable existence from the efs fect_of secret. indulgences, or from virus ‘money in seeking out ™wremedies,and hag+ paturned with increasea acilities for theipa 2 ‘BROW absorbe nto the system ! Look at, their paliid, ex.aciated and disfigured. faces and their broken-dowu constitutions, disqual or tLe enjoyment. of life. In this horrid gituation thousands suffer until death closes the scene ~ Let parents, gua: dians, friends attend to any of those who are suffering with anv of, these horrible life destroying “maladies—see. that ‘they are cared for and cured before it be too late. Send them imuew ade private disease his especial study or yeers, and who is certain to cure the most inveterate cases without mercury of: injurioua drags. It is important to those who are afilicted, or to those who are intet asted in the welfare of “their friends, to bé eareful of the many pretended doctors who infest all cities; publishing their skill im curing all diseases in a few days, imposing apon-the public by-using the names of eminent physicians from Europe — other places, Be, therefore, careful d make strict inquiries, or you mey fall into the panes ef those charlatans. F : Seminal Weakness. _ Seminal Emissions, the consequence of selfabuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sexunl indulgence, is; practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited exterit, producing with unerring certainty the following train of morbid symptemy unless combatted by scientific medical: meneures, viz: Sullow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, rings ing in the ears, noise like the rustling of . leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasm ness about the loins, weaknessof the-l a teextused Firion. “biinted intellect, loss o confidence, diffiierce in approaching strange ers, a-disiixe to form new acquaintances, & disposition to shun society, loss of mem» orv, hectic flushes, pimples_and yarious eruptions about tire face, furred eee fetid breath, coughs, consumption, nighi sweats monomabn and frequent inssnitp If-relicd be not obtamed,-persons-so-affliete person or by jetier, and have a cure eff this disease, which never fails of effecting ~ quick and radical cure. 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A series of papers under the title of ‘*The First Century of thé Reptiblic.” contrib. uted by the most eminent American publicists, is now being published in Herper’s mayazine, This series of over twenty papers gives a comprehensive review of Progress during the century now closing, in every department of our national tire: Newspapers are-not te copy this advertisement without the express order of Harper & Brothers. : 7 } tec HARPER & BROTHERS, New ork, ASSESSMENT NOTICE. OLD SPRING-GuAVEL MINING CO Principal place of business, Nevada Location of works near Willow Vallay, Nevada county, Cal, Notice is hereby given, that ats meeting of the Trustees, held at the office of the Secretary, April 17th, 1876, an assessment (No. 6,) of ‘one dollar and fifty cents ($1 50) per share was levied upon the capital stock of said company: payable immediately in United States R011 coin, to the Secretary of the colmnpany, ut his office, Broad street, Nevada City. Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid oa the 17th day of May, 1876, will be deemed delinquent and advertised for-sule at’ public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be soklon the 29th day of May, 1876, to pay “the WENNGUEHY REBESAMIORE oro togetaer With eosts of advertising and expécnses of sale. — : : By order cfthe Board of Trustees. S 4.3, ROLFE, Secretary. Nevada City, Aprfi 17th, 1876. Cc ‘FOR SALE. ee A Railroad: depot, xnown as the CLARK. & TORSON FLOURING MILL PROPERTY consisting of two acres of ground, mare or less, together with the Mill Building, Warehouse, omee and other Buildings is offered for sale cheap for cs h. For terms of sale enquire of N. P: BROWN, 46a, 18, 4 of thiseomplaint byeitherofthe Sapa Francisco quacks. x Married Men, are suffering -under-any-—of—these—fe maladies, should not forget the sacred re spounsibility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief. Persons calling at Dr. G upon his assurance of confidential peerecy with implicit faith, and expect no more than to be charged with a fair and mutwm ally satisfactory remuneration of services rendered, considering the circumstances of the cases, rather than a tow prevalent ang@ aelfish practice.of extortion among quacks and pretenders. : DR. GIBBON is responsible, and wik ive to each patient a written instrument, binding himself to effect a radical and pe» aptrent cure, or make no charge. Cured at Home, Persons at a distance may be CURED A® HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gi» bon, stating case, smyptoms, length of time the disease has continued, and the medicine promptly forwarded, free from daniage ‘and curiosity, to any of the conntry, with full-and plain direction for ute, By enclosing TEN DOLLARS im coin, in a registered letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co. a package of medicine will be forw by express to any part of the Union. . * Address DRiJ:PrQ@IBBON, 623 Kearney etieet, coo ner Commercial, San Francisca Post Office: Box 1957. Private ntrance on Commercial treet. Rememier to -put BOX 1957 on the le fer, Consultations FREE. * * Correspondents will please ‘form DR. GIBBON that they cead his advertisg, ment in the DarLy TRANSCRIPT. myl : No. 766, Application fora Patent to Mim ing Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFF Sacramento, Cal., May 4, 18 y OTTCE is hereby given that Willie Downie, F. A, Wise, -H. O. Dauchep, M. J. Henley, J, P. Smith, Geo. Mcivoy W.L. Oliver, and 1. W. Duncan, whose Postoffice is Nevada City, Nevada Count Cal. have made application for Patent f the Centennial Placer Mining Claims, bear» ing gold,situate inWashington Mining Dim trict, Nevada County, Cal., and described as follows, viz: On surveyed land, bein the 8 4 of 8 Wy andW % of SE and 8 4 of S E section 23,the NE & of eee tion 26, the N W % and NE \& and N %& of N 's of SE \ and N 6 of N E & of SW See 25, Twp 17 North Range 10 East, W's of N W \& and N.46 of NW \& of S_ y of See 30 Twp i7 north Range 11 E Mt. Diablo meridian, contuining 849 17-1 acres. Said mine consists of the following locations: The Downie location, made Fel» ruary 234 1876, by Wm. Downie et al: the Oliver location, ma°’e February 23d 187q by W. I. Oliver et-al: the Duncan location, made February 234 1876, by I. W. Duncag etal; the Smith location, made March 1} 1876, by J. P. Sipith et al; the Wise locatio: inade March 11 1876, by F. A. Wise et the Henley location, made March 11 187@ hy M. J.Henley et al; the Dauchey locatiog made September 2nd, 1875, and the Mclv. location‘made February 19, P876. All said locations being of record in the effiep of the Couuty Recorder of Nevada County, at Nevada City. The applicants clai wy purchasé and loewtion. ihe “claim ip bounded as_ follows: On the East—by ve» eaut land, North by lands claimed by Chay Peri and’ West and South by vacané ands, Se ake All persons holding any adverse clatms thereto, are hereby r quired to present the same before this Office within sixty day from the first day of publishing hereof. —-* . "Dy By MCFARLAND Reg! ; d }. MEW alling, Att'y for Applicants, STACLES TO MARRIAGE “fing them for the happiness of marrigga mediately ta Dr. Gibbon, & physician who. Dr: @. will give Or those who contemplate marriage, WO fearful. ed should apply. immediately, either im ~ flected sige by his new and scientific mode of treating prove satisfactorily to hin that he waseured ibbon’s’ office oe! = sending for packages of medicines may rely BANK 0) BROAD . gl BW A. H. Paske Jokn Cashiv. Jonathan Cle Bullion for A General an Checks on . -Gose, Stockto Drafts on ! many. Agents for gurance Com CoRRESTO? *ancisco. -faterest on ed, as follow Six M tts, 6 pe Twel annum. a7” Person ~———gend money Checks on il Ply Nevads RE no’ Lumb Comm: Gene Bui j v A Larg BPRU Orders le! «@a, or at ow *Zeced ¥a. pro) N Revada, ( +f i VHE pre BLES 'the Largest Horses, To be foun Tears, cand Hacks on the.mo; The Hor -atyle and c » gentleman Carriage! ¥ Promptnes _Good Sa Horses” month and Nevada . DE tan Kidd’ APPY RELIEF FOR YouNG pres : from the effects of Errors and Abuses in early life.” Matihood -restored. Imped of treatment. New and remargable see dies." Books and circulars sent free; @ sealed envelopes. Address HOW. SOGIAT.ON, No. 419 North Philadeiphia, Pa,— an insti _"” Datly Tramsoript Offica Nevada, March 28:h. witha high reputation for hen iments to marriage removed: New methe@ ~

"ess, confusion, pain in back, limbs or ~ Sorigivzally contracling it. ” Mlood poison and ‘can be communicated in -. APTER A QUARTER OF : A CENTURY THE ‘ INSTITUTE, pe es offers to ‘the afflicted enre-‘tn all Gases OF EMINAL W. °AKNESA. tren. tn Y ath is laid the foundation of much ‘of the inisery of after years by the induligence of themost destrectve of habits ‘making lifes curse, and spreading weak: iin amony mankitid, for it is ayell known fact that the indulgence of ness and _wolitary vice, even in the slightest degree Mants seeds of weakrevs in the system “hat grow to a harvest of disease, sorrow *and shan in after yeare. : Woany Man 4Ef you experience any weakness you should jmot delay, for a day may imperil your, In all forms of Siar span Premature Deeny a Cure is ‘health if not—your life aranteed by the Doctor to the Young, saaionges or ON. without E Cé Troe Business. The Rem: Einider: leaves nv taint. behind, Cbserve the sym*$ms and hasten to check the course of the (ynpaint, if you experienceany of themsalghtly discharges, slight dfscharges at cother times, trembling, anxiety, forgétfal. forebodings; indigé tion, timidity, vayersion to society, toss of power, want of eontrol, variable temper, attacks of si-k-. n urine, » a ‘Mggs akin to biliousness, deposits i __1Segular bowels, ete. etc, : TEARIBLE POISONS. “fmong the most subtle and virulerit of gons in the human biood is~that aris-" : from Venéreal Taint often breaking ‘of, after years of apparent cur-, in hid. 4 $ sores upon various parts of the body. : We oreat danger lis in the fect that it is igiven to.the innocent pertner 6r to the un% “¢hild. without showing in the person THE TSE-OF MERCURY ‘Qnty aids in this terrible deception by dryy '¥ae if upon the surface dnd driving it back M&to the bloot.—All Venereal Poison is a ‘the blood; and the only certainty of pre“yention of ransiits<ien ‘is inthe positive eures of the réform'treatment. practiced at ‘t&s Dr. J, 0. Yoting Medical Institute, ‘agmprehensive, scientific and thorough, having received endorsements as the best } Ae fe 2 Young.. WIEDICAL AND -SURGICAL positive xp sure or anedies ‘qre-purely vegetable. «nd of a nature: that ~ Delinquent Notice. — . NY. Location of princip place o va-iness, San Francisco, California. tion of works, Nevada county, Culifornia posite the pames Of the Tespective share holders as follows: ; And in-aecordance with law, and an order of the Bowrd of Directors, made™ on the 24tn day of Feb. 1876, s0 many shares of each parcel of such Stock us may.be-nec-. es ary, will be sold at public auction at the otiice of’ the company, 311 California street, second fluer, Rooms 3-and—4;-entranee—3ud California Street, over Aetna Instrante offive, San Frahefseo, California, on MON. DAY, ‘the Twenty-Fourth day “of April 1876; at. the hour of two o'clock, P. M., of such day, .o.pay delinquent Assessments thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale. J. M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary Office+311 California street, Second floor Rooms 3+ nd 4, entrauce 309 California: St., over Aétna Insurance Office, Ban Francisco, California . u6 BUSINESS COLLEGE, “AND TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE. SAN FRANCISCO, _ I ENRY BAMNARD, A. M.,--Professor ae < “hein rapid gud thorough cures-in-# the 7 ire Fiatitete te supplied with s ——___¥ING-INDEPARTMENT, \ ‘where pdtients-will receive the treatment _ 4-80 eserntial in such-cases,_ . *of all modern practice. ‘$n a fow days and chronic cases with re-'. ~~ @gn hope for strength and the sifiering for markable rapidity. Our tests of the pres-{ ‘ence of Tdint‘in'the blood are méver fal4 TO FEMALES. ’ Phe Doctor, after years of patient inves. ‘tigation and treatment is enabled to assure eomplaints incident tothe sex. The weak tyblief and cure. Ze : Those who require pefsonal supervision the Doctor can furdish with apartments with careful and skillful nurses where ‘mremitted dtteyftion and. constant care ‘give every-asstrance of rapid-and-perma=+ nant cures. “ ——————Try the Magic Effects of — __ MHNGWER?S PURE BORAX SOAP, = Pren ae tick find isthe troubin—of visiting fei * Piptch ss, fppesed. wild eonvihce any one vf its superior mer: 4s. Ask your gaocer for it. ‘wy & FALKINBURGH & Co.,San Franvrseo, Pes, CURED AT HOME. 4 Correspondence. The great difficulty city, often incurring an expense far ex‘eeedliing the cost of ‘treatment, ‘This expense can be avdided by writing to the ae, giving tn yourown way, the symp‘t@ms of your'trouble or complaint, Cures ignaranteed the snme as by—persoual vistt. j co amanications strictly ¢ nfidential ‘d all letters either returned or destroyed. @2Te Doctor canbe reHed upon tn all ‘aases reyuiring confidence and secrecy. 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SHERMAN '& HYDE, MUSIC DEALERS, : ER KEARNY & SUTRER STS., Recent cases cured . hig entiré interest in that institution, and “pemplifythe superiority of his method o 4 San Francisco. Pm. 4 reserved for the Lady Students. who will . field, Nevada connty, California, . Shall remein uupsid on the First day of of Mathematic and Sciené of Accounts; graiuate of Prince of Wiles College, and Stow's Model and Normal ‘lrainjng School; late Staie Institute Directoc and Lecturer of Minnesota, and for the past five years President of the Minneapolis Business College; having disposed of renioved to Sin Francisco, Will hereatter’ conduct a First Class Commercial College in that city, entrance at 120 Sutter street, and 220 Kearny street, Hardie. Place, .fwith office in-ttoon U8,) where he wit give hispersonal attention and services to those who desire instruction in Bookkeeping or the Science of —~Accounts and ‘Hnglish Branches. Prof, Barnard is the originator . and author of the celebrated metiod of ‘Teaching Acconnrts which: has bicomé. so popular in elucidating th@‘intricacies and mysteries of Bookkeeping. in order te s+ cure a wider field of labor jn which to exinstruction, he has organized —“Barnard’s; Business CoHeye aud Telegraph Institute, YOMING GOLD MINING COMPA LocaNotice—There ardelinquent upon the totlowing-described stock, on: account of Assessment No 8, levied on the 24th day of Feb., 1876, the severa’ amounts set opjin. Suse. Piel An Mine, bearing gold, situate in Virgin Valley A SL. Z : . Mining . istrict, Nevada County. California. G T Brown, 4 50 $50 00 . ond described in the pl.t and field nutes on JJ Biitlér, : 212 100-100 00 . file in this office as follows, viz: €omJM Buffington, Tr. 327, 100 100 U0 . mencing at a spruce tree opposite the TayJ M Buffington, Tr. 330, 100 100 00 . lor Dam and on the right bank of Humbug JM Buffington, Tr. 308 ~ “100 100° 00 . Greek and being corner No 10 of Humbug J M iuffington, Tr. 378 100 160 00. . Ganon Fluming Claim. Thence: variation JM Buffington, Tr. 386 50 50 00 . 171.99 EB, N 48° 15’ w3.57 chains to a stake JM uttington, Tr. 411 50 £0 00 . puarked No 2, trom which a live oak 30 in. 5 Win Davidson, 30 60 diameter bears 'N 7 1-29 E32. 1's, Thence. Win Davidson, 31 69 50 00 . N 19° 15° F 5,50 chains to a stake m rked Chas EElliott.Tr 23% _ 10000] No 3 from which 4 live oak 18” diameter Chas E Elliot, Tr. 234=~ 100 100°00 Tear! -§ 311-22 . 33 inks. Twin live oak Chas F EMO, Tr. 235 20 100.10 bears N 16° W 22 links, Thence N 38° Chas b Eiliott, Tr. 236 100 100 00 . O3-iL3T chains to ast-ke marked-No-4, Jobn Fine, 213 = 50 00 . treorn which twin live oak bears 8“49 1.22 KG Gunn, 222 85 8500! w 41 links, Phenicé N 20° 45’ E' 6.88 chs. Win J Gunn, Tr. 146 TH0 100 00 . 4, a stake murked No 5 from which a sprfice Win J Gunn, ‘Fr. — 189 100 100 00 . 50” dianeter bears N St 1-2°-E 60 links,— Was J Guan, Tr, 240 20 20 08 Thence North-30> 15° E 6.06 chains -to a . Wm J Gunn, ‘Ir. 265 50 50 00 . twin live oak tree just.above month of./ JJ HueKsy 96 50 50 00 . North Bloomfield Gravel Mining CoirpaJames Hucks, 247 nid 10 oh ny’s tunnel. n-outh ef 4unnel bears S 60° Charles Mckivy, 263 150 150 60!) E 1.98 chains. Thence N 44° 45’ E_ 7,98 Puitip Richards, 322 50 50 00 . -haiis to stake No 7,0n ‘boundary line ot E-A Kichardson, 248 100 100 60 . Bloomfield Hydraulic Gravel Mine between —plicant claims ‘by No.-750. Application for a Patent toa 2 Mining Claim, United States Land Office; Sacramento, Cal. Feb. 23d, 1876. ~ . . S&T OTICK is hereby given, That the North Bloomfield Gravel Mining -Company, a corporation existing under the laws of California, whose Post Office is San Francisco, Califernis. has this day made appli cation for Patent. forthe Peneion Placer f ’ Stations 25 and-26.—Phenee S—67>—30’ E 5.45 chains toa#live ouk tree on left #de of Humbug Creek and being corner. No 256 of Bloomfield Hvdraulic Gravel Mine approved'survey. Thenée S 38° 15° W 9.60 ~ehsdown left side of Humbug Creek to a stake ‘jiarke? No 9. opposite mouth of Bloomfield Company's tunnel from which aspruce-. #0” diameter bears N 46° 30° West 20 links alive oak 45”'diameter bears-S 26° 30°. EB 25 links distant. Thence 830° ¥5" W 5.00 chains to a stake nrark: d No 10 on jeft.side of Humbug Creek. Thence 8 20° 46’ W 6.94 choins to a stake marked No 11 on_left side of Creek,’ Thenge $ 50° 30’ West 8.00: chaivs to a stake marked No 12 and being) corner No 11 of “Hambug Canon FlumingUlaiin. '‘hence’S 6° 15’ V3 03 chains to place of beginning and containing 16 88-100 acres, wid designated as Lot No 64 in Sertion -Township 17, North Range 9 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian. Said Joca-— tion was made by Mark Emerson and A, Jz Irwin. March 8th, 1857, and is recorded in Book No 2,1ut pege No 30, records of said Virgin Valley Mining District. The appurchase, Adjoining clvimunts dre,on the North by—Btooifield Hydr ulic Company’s ground and on the TiEKS, BRACKETS, PENDANTS, etc. Our 315 and 317, chine, for California and Pacilic Coast. 814 ' LIGHT. OF THE CELEBRATED Springfield Gas Machine, of all sizes for lighting HorTnLs, CHURCHES PusLic BUILDINGS or Private RESIDENCES OVER 1,000 TESTIMONIALS ATTEST THE. SUPERIORITY OF OVER ANY OTHER NOW IN USE. ble to get out of order, luanage, are MADE ENTIRELY OF COPPER And are substantial and durable.They oc cupy_but little spice, can be-set up at little expeuse, and are equally atapted tortight ing the largest Hotel-or the smahest-dwelling. ‘They are no new.or untried wachine, Constant tise all througn-the United states for uver seven years, —: aa” No fire is used i) manufacturing the Gas, and buiddings lighted. by it are in“ was nsed. : aa”. The cost.of Gas made by this Machine will not exceed $1 50 to $250 per thousand feet. hom, : We_invite correspondence from those building or contemplating the introduc. tion of Gas, and will send, on application, catalogue, with full cuts and. explanations of the workings of the Machines, and hundreds of testinonials to its Superiority over any other Machiue now in use, ~ we also invite attection to our fell and complete line of GAS FIXTURES, mbracing the newest styles of CHANDEprices’ are as low apd our goods superior to any in the market. : We shalt be. glad to correspond on the subject. of intreducing gas, and to have} parties call and examine our Machines and Fixtures. yo ‘NYE & ACHESON, Pine Street, San Francisco. : Sole Agents for the Springfield Gas Mai \ All persons holding any adverse clainss . . thereto are hereby required to present the . . same before this office within sixty days fromthe first day of publishing hereof. { eine _T, B. McFARLAND, Regieter. A. B. Dibble, Atty: feb27Application for 4 Patent to Min-. /. ie ing Claim : _ UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal. Mar. 24, 1876. NSS is hereby given, that the Selby . . . Hill Mining Company, a cerporation existing whaer the laws of California, whose Poestofiiee is San Francisco; Cat; tas made application for patent for the Dowtie-pleeetanine; boring got, sitaate th Selby Flat mining distcict, Nevada Gounty, Calif: roia, and described in the -plat and — notes on file in this office as follows, VIZ: 4 . YOUNG MEN . 'of this, the greatest boon ever lata at) . SPINN . . whith he undertakes and fails to cure, . . He would therefore say to the unfortu. . . . rémémber you are approachilig the last,. ) peal \are suffering some or all of its ill effects,; remember that if you persist in procrass Sree on Renan HO may be suffering from the ef-. . . fect of youthful follies or imdis-/ ‘cretion, will do well to avail themselves ithe altar of suffering humanity. Dr, EY will guarantee to forfeit: $500, \for every case of seminal weakness, or! . iprivate disease of any-kind or ch: recterx . jhate sufferer who may read this notice . {that you are treading npon. dangerons. . ijground when you fonger. delay in seek-. plaint, You may be in the first stage: ig thé proper remedy for your com> t {f you are bordering upon_the—hist, and; tination, the time must come When the! Suryey_of exterior lines: —— A SPECIAL FEATURE, No more stedents wili be admitted to the Colleye than Professor Barna d can dtrend to with his own persoual instruction.; He has not organized: this enterprise merety as an eusy way to make m ney, but to gstablish as en tiable a reputation as an Instructor as he bas left behind him in Minnesota. and to buiki up a Business College of the highest inerit, in waich the fullest equivalent will be given forall Tuition collected, and which, by personal effort; he will make the best institution on the Pacific Coast, in which to obtain a first Class Practical Business Education. ~ > HOURS OF INSTRUCTION, Dag Sxsstons~-9 to 11.30 A. M, and 2 to EVENING SEss1ONs~-7,30 to 9.30 P. M. Students will be entitled to the ‘use. of the rooms from 8.80 A. M. to5 P. M., thus enabling them to work outside of the hours of instruction, ; Lavrps-.A separate apartment will be be provided With every conveuience to facilitate their work. STATIONERY AND Bcoks—Our arrangem-nts are such that all supplies ior the course ¢an be obtained of us at rates much below the usual éust, and ‘corresponding in every particular with ‘the books uséd ‘in reay business. DirLomas--Our Diplomas are engraved on steel, fluely executed at great_cost; they ~will be isaned to students completing the Course in the Business Department on payinent of the fee of five dollars. No. Vacarion--The College will be_in session during ‘the entire year. Students will be admitted at any time. No. Goryixna From Trexr Booxs—'The highly objectionable metbod of Gépying fnom text books without understanding whatis intended to be conveyed ‘is elto, gether aveided.— All work done is the direct product of the student's own thought. a ISOIPLINE—We maintain the mast-rigid discipline, insisting upcn perfect order aud system in everything. We treat every student as a gentleman or lady, ard--expect only g@atlemanly or lady-like conduct in return. “We do not bave rules or penalties but adapt specint modes of treatment to Commencing ata stake on Township line 18.00 chains sonthof ‘4 stake between section land 6, £16 N, R8und 9 E, Mt. Diablo B and M. “fhene on -true—Hne -var— 18° Kk. ‘Thence N 82> 30° E, 4.07 chains to an oak stumpon W sidé of Bre Tent read and marked D, No.2, Thence N 64° 10’ E, 2.00 chains to a stake at foot of a pine tree 10” diam. , just below Blue Tent road, . . and marked D, No 3. Thence N 63> 80° . . fh 2,21 chains to astake in a» large pile of . . stones stake marked D No.4. Thence N 57> 25° E 9.(7 chains to an owk tree on E edge ofia small ravine blazed and marked . . D No.5. Thence N 32° 88’ E 2,20. chains to.a stake being on West boundary line of Woodville ground and marked D No. 6, Thence N 14° 26'E 12.45 chains to a stake . . ; . . nO.assistance; when the door of hope gel of mercy can bring you relief. ju tase has the Dro-failed of success./. Then let not despair work upon your . . beneficial results of his treatment before . . . Office order or Express with full de. scription of case. Call or Address, most Bkititur piysicran can” render you . will be cloxed against you; when no anIn imagination, but avail yourself of the). your case is beyond therich_of medical . skill, or before .grim death hurriés you'. lto a premature grave. Full course of, jtreatment $25: Send money by Post . _. DR. A, B. SPINNEY, No, 11 Kearny Strest, San rrancisco. _SepT-ly on W boundary hineof Woodville approved survey. Thencé N 54° 10° W 4.30 chains to a stake at foot of a ive oak tree matked D No.8. Thence N 12> 35’ k]3.52 chains to a stake marked D No. 49. Thence N 80> 20' W. 3.07 chains to a stake marked D No, 16; Thence N 20°. 20° E 2.10 chains to a gtexe 75’ 8 of edge of diggings and marked D No. ll, Thence N 75> 49’ W 6.73 ghains to a stake at foot of an oak stuusp. Pine tree 10 in, dia. bears 8S 5844> E 6.25 chains distant. Thence N 82> 50° W 7.30 chains to-a stake in a pile of stones 50’ E of center of creek, and on edge ef mining cut marked D No. 18. Thencé N 18> 00’ W 4.51 chains to a pine tree 8” diam. 66° E of creek blazed and marked D No. M4. Thence N 64> W 1.10 chains toa stake warked D No, 15, Thence N'21° W 4.22 chwins tos stake on® E edge of creek marked D Na, 16) Thenée $ 85> 15’ W 2.12 chains to a stake at a pine stump on W side of creek. . Thence 8S. 36> 15’ _E J.02 chains toa stake in tailin 8 from which corner No, 14 (a pine tree) bears 8 63%° E 2.55 chains, Thence 8 12>. E 2.80-chains to a stake 1.50 chains W of creck from which an oak tiee bears 8 674° E 0.51 chuitis. Thencé 86>: W 8 65 chains to a staky between two large Dc ulders fron, which a’pine.tree bears 8 lO> E 0.52 chs. Thence 8 72> 45’ W 3.17 -chains to a stake on bed rock marked D No. 22. . Thence 8 41> E 1.94 chains to a stake on bed: rock inarked D No. 23. ‘Thence 8 77> 30° E 5.04 chains to a stake 50° Wof’centre of creék marked D-No. 2¢ from which a pine trees” diam, bears 5184S W 0.18 chains dist. ‘Thence S3> 1 W485 chainsto a stake. € ¢ € special cases? No conduct is allowed that vould not be tolerated in the drawing toust ofa weltregvlated family. For full particalars sénd for Catalogue and Ciredilars, explaining Course.of Study. . We offer-in ‘teements tiiat-aresnpertor to . those offered by any similar institytion in the city, Forfurther information address ~BARNARD’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 120 Sutter street, Room 38, : feat San Francisco, Cal Réferences, -by permission: Hen. David Burt, Styte Superintendent of Public In. struction, Minnesota; Hon. H B. Wilson late Superintendent of Puplic Instruction Minnesota: W. D. Garland, Uquitable Lif Assurance Bociety, 426 California street, § F.; 8. P. Hall, Attorney at-Law, 213 Sab some sfreet, S. F. #45 San Francisco, Oct. 81, 1875. as ASSESSMENT NOTICE. ey BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, location of principal place Of “Diigitites, Sin Francisca, California /“Loeation of works, North BloomNotice is hereby given, that ata meéting ofthe Directors ‘held on the ‘T'wenfieth dxy of Mareh 1876, an. assessment, No. 42 of One .Dollur per-share was levied Wpon the capital stock of the cerperation, phyable imnumesiatelyMu United Stages goid coin, to the Secretary at the ofilce of the Company, No, 320 Sausome street, San Francisco, Qaltornia. Any stock upon which tltis assessment May 1876. will be delinquent and advertised for sale at pi:hlic auction; ad nnleas payluent is made before,will be sold an Friday, the Nineteenth day of May, 1876,, to pay the delinquent dasessnent,to. gether with costs of advertising and expenses of sale.~ : =a M. F. GAME, Secretar: . oe 4 aa Office :—320 Sansome Street, San eiseo; Oalifsrnia. . ‘township line between Sects. 1 and 6 'T WM N Rsaud 9, } as Lot No 73,-in Section 1, Township 16

-+—-Niles Searls, Atty for Applicant. _ md =e ’S MAGNOLIA BA Thence Kast 0.75 chains to \ stake on Justice Court of Leopeki Garthe. a Justice of the Peace in snd for Nevada Township, County of Nevada, State of .California, and bearing date May 5th, 1876,on a judgment rendered in.said Court on the 4th of May, ‘1876, in favorof Kaskil Casper and-against dohn Schmidt, for the sum of Seventy-one and thirty-seven hundredths Dollars damages, together with Three and ninety onehundredths Dollars, costs and disbursements at the date of said judgment, and . . binding, will be sent by express, freight at accruing costs, all payable in gold coin of the United States: I have levied: upon all the right, title and interest of the within hamed defendant, in and to the following pareel of land siteate on Broad Street, Ne. vada City, Nevada Co., Cal., to-wit: 12 fect of Lot No. 12 in Biock no, 36, fronting on Broad Street a: d running back to Spring Street and adjoining the lot of A. La to public sale all the above described property to the highest bidder for cash .in front vada, on SATURDAY, MAY 27th, 1876, between the hours of 9 o’clock a. M., and 5 o'clock P.M. May, 1876, SHERIFF’s SALE. Y virtue ot an Execution to me directedand delivered, issued out of the lescribed property to-wit; That certain an mi the South. Novice is hereby givem that T will expose of the Court House door,in the Cit of NeGiven under my hand this Sth day of ©. R. CLARKE, Sheriff. By P. GC. Benxe, Under Shertff. mat Thence South 18.00-chains along ‘Cownship line to place of beginning and containing 53.42 acres and designated North, Range ® East, and Lot No 5lin Sec. 6, Fownship 16, N KOE Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, Said location was made in 1854, 1855 aml 1856, and was duly‘recorded in the MinIng Records of Nevada County. The applicant claims by purchsse. Ad-} joining elainiihts are: the Woodville and Manzanita Mining elaims on the East, on . the south by the Lachman elaims andon. the west by the South Yuba mining claims, All persons helding any Adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the Same before this pflice within sixty days trom the tirgs day of publishing hereof, “T. B. McFARLAND, Register. Certificate of Copartnership, We: the undersigned, do hereby -cer-: tify that we constitute a partnership, transacting a general Merchandtse and Grocery business, and keeping w Hotél at Omega, and running a Stage Line between Omega and Nevada City. Principal place of: business at Omega, Nevada County, Cal. Firm name, Lexg& Shaw. Our full names aad places of residence are hereunto subscribed, GEORGE CRAWFORD SHAW, writtems ae THOM,sS LEGG, , ; TT. BL McFARLAND, Register, Hoth resiiing at Omega. . -s9 HART FELLOWS, Receiver. Dated Omegs, May 2d, 1576. » Ini4,t 9 East, was filed in the U. S. Land Office, and by Couinrissioner’s letter dated Decem-her ud, 1871, the South East Quarteof SeeSand, aHeging it to be-more*valuabie~ for ‘@ericultural than for mining purportes.— our hands the day and year first above United States Land Office. . Sacramento, Cal. March 22d, 1976. O ALL WHOM It MAY CONCERN: ; Whereas, on the 3) day of Septeniber, he Plat ef Township tT, North, Range tren-26, in Township 17 North, Range 9 East, is to be treated.as mineral in churacter, until the contrary is proved, after due notic¢?. And Whereas, Oliver Ragon, [Post Ofiice dress 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, ol .iming the above described land, and has applied to enter the same as agricultural Therefore, you will take notice, that wnder pad-by-virtue of instruétings—trom they omumiss oner of the General Land Office, ated May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the ath day of May, A.D. 1876, at 1 o’clook, P. M,, at thie office, before the Register and Ke. ceivet, for the-hearing of proofs to determinethe cheracter of said lunds, In witness whereof, we have hereunto set . LADIES, O YOU WANT a Pure, Bloeriing-Complexion? If so, a few applications of “will gratif you te your heart’s content.—: 4 it does away with Redness, ‘ i> A warrants Nes. 314 to 322 on same Find reg. istered J County Warrants, LL Warrants on-General Fund registered prior to January 4th, 1876. Also 4th, 876, will be paid on Blotches and Pimples. Overcomes the Flushed appearance of heat, atiguc ead G@ueltement. ~ et presentation. Interest ceases from date, J.N, PAYNE, County Tueasurer, AVING ACCEPTED THE AGENCY Weare now prepared to furnish machines THE SPRINGFIELD GAS MACHINE They are simple in. construction, not ‘lia. ; require no SKill to . but, Winter—and, Summer, have been—in sur’ d at the same rate as though coal gas . . “City. CENTENNIAL. 1776. °° ‘CHICAGO AND NORTH-WES TERN RAILWAY. rye POPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND, Passengers “or Chicago, Niagra Falls Pittsburg, Philfdelphia, Montreal, Quebec New York, Boston, or any pointeas.,siould buy their TKANSCONTINEN AL-TICKETS, Via the Pioneer Routes, —THE— CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTER: a RAILWAY. THIS IS THE BEST ROUTE EAST. oa it -has been-made the FASTEST —tinie . By this-route passenges for points east of Chicago have choice of the following linés froni Chicagos— ene BY THE . -ITTSBERG, FORT VAYN™ AND CHICAGU AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILWAYS. « BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRA GRAND ‘TRUNK, GREAT WESTE*N AND ERT* A> DNEW-¥ORK-CENPRAL RAii WAYS, e> THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullthar. Pullman Palace. Drawing Roum anc Sleéping Cars: through to New York to Niagra Falls, Buffalo, Rochester, or New York City. ; BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RALLROAD, op THROUGH TRAINS Gaily, with, Pnl! Ae map Palace Cars, for Newark, Zane. y ville, Wheeling, Washington and Balti. more without change. This is the shortest, best, and only line running Pullman’s celebrated. Palace Steep ing Cars and Coaches, connecting with Un ion Pacific Railroad at Omaha, and from the West, via grand: Junction, MarshsH, “Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Sterling and Dixon, for Chicago and the East, Thig popular route is unsurpassed for Speed FComtert, and-Safety. The smooth, well ballusted and perfect track of steel rails, the celebruted Puilman Palace Sleeping Cars, tae Perfect Telegraph Sytem cf moving trains, the regularity with which they run, the: adm‘rabJe arrangement for runving through cars to Chicago frou all points West, secure to passengers all the comforts in modern Railway fravel<; ing. No changes of cars and lo tedivty deJays at Ferries. i : Passengers will find ‘Tickets via this ‘fayoriie route, at the General Ticket Offieeot the Centra} Pacige Ratiroad, Sacramento. of the Central] Pacific Railroad. : ~W. H. STENNET, Gen. Pas. Agt. MARVIN HUGITT, Gen. Sup, : H.P, STANWOOD, General Agency. 1 Montgomery St, San—Franeisco, Harper’s Magazine. = “Notices of the Press.” The ever-increasing circulation gf this excellént monthly proves its co: tinnédad1876. _ Its track is made of STEEL RAILS, and}. tbat has ever been MADE in.this country. . _Pivkets-for-suleat-ailthe-Ticket-Oihees . . TO THE UNFORTUNATE, sEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES _} DR. GITBBON’S ‘DISPENSARY " 623 mhanorn?! STREET; . fats Cor. Commercial, San FRanctsco LLISHED in 1854, for the treat mnt of Sexual and Seminal Diseases such as Gonorrhea,Gleet, Stricture, Syphih is inl] its forms, Seminal Weakness, Im potency, etc. Skin Diseases (of years standémg) and Ulcérated: egs success: ully: treated. 4 : DR, GIBBON has_the pleasure of an. nouncing that he has returned. from visiting the princspal Hospitals of Evrupe, and has resumed practice at his D:spenrary, 623 Kearney Street, corner of Ceramer.ia:, San ‘. Fiiciste, where bis-old patients and those requiring his sérvices may fod him. The Doctor has spared neither time nor bt alleviation of huinan suffering. Horrible Diseases. ‘ , How many thousands of “persons, male ana female,-are there—-who are suffers -ing-out.a miserable existence from the efs fect_of secret. indulgences, or from virus ‘money in seeking out ™wremedies,and hag+ paturned with increasea acilities for theipa 2 ‘BROW absorbe nto the system ! Look at, their paliid, ex.aciated and disfigured. faces and their broken-dowu constitutions, disqual or tLe enjoyment. of life. In this horrid gituation thousands suffer until death closes the scene ~ Let parents, gua: dians, friends attend to any of those who are suffering with anv of, these horrible life destroying “maladies—see. that ‘they are cared for and cured before it be too late. Send them imuew ade private disease his especial study or yeers, and who is certain to cure the most inveterate cases without mercury of: injurioua drags. It is important to those who are afilicted, or to those who are intet asted in the welfare of “their friends, to bé eareful of the many pretended doctors who infest all cities; publishing their skill im curing all diseases in a few days, imposing apon-the public by-using the names of eminent physicians from Europe — other places, Be, therefore, careful d make strict inquiries, or you mey fall into the panes ef those charlatans. F : Seminal Weakness. _ Seminal Emissions, the consequence of selfabuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sexunl indulgence, is; practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited exterit, producing with unerring certainty the following train of morbid symptemy unless combatted by scientific medical: meneures, viz: Sullow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, rings ing in the ears, noise like the rustling of . leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasm ness about the loins, weaknessof the-l a teextused Firion. “biinted intellect, loss o confidence, diffiierce in approaching strange ers, a-disiixe to form new acquaintances, & disposition to shun society, loss of mem» orv, hectic flushes, pimples_and yarious eruptions about tire face, furred eee fetid breath, coughs, consumption, nighi sweats monomabn and frequent inssnitp If-relicd be not obtamed,-persons-so-affliete person or by jetier, and have a cure eff this disease, which never fails of effecting ~ quick and radical cure. 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A series of papers under the title of ‘*The First Century of thé Reptiblic.” contrib. uted by the most eminent American publicists, is now being published in Herper’s mayazine, This series of over twenty papers gives a comprehensive review of Progress during the century now closing, in every department of our national tire: Newspapers are-not te copy this advertisement without the express order of Harper & Brothers. : 7 } tec HARPER & BROTHERS, New ork, ASSESSMENT NOTICE. OLD SPRING-GuAVEL MINING CO Principal place of business, Nevada Location of works near Willow Vallay, Nevada county, Cal, Notice is hereby given, that ats meeting of the Trustees, held at the office of the Secretary, April 17th, 1876, an assessment (No. 6,) of ‘one dollar and fifty cents ($1 50) per share was levied upon the capital stock of said company: payable immediately in United States R011 coin, to the Secretary of the colmnpany, ut his office, Broad street, Nevada City. Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid oa the 17th day of May, 1876, will be deemed delinquent and advertised for-sule at’ public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be soklon the 29th day of May, 1876, to pay “the WENNGUEHY REBESAMIORE oro togetaer With eosts of advertising and expécnses of sale. — : : By order cfthe Board of Trustees. S 4.3, ROLFE, Secretary. Nevada City, Aprfi 17th, 1876. Cc ‘FOR SALE. ee A Railroad: depot, xnown as the CLARK. & TORSON FLOURING MILL PROPERTY consisting of two acres of ground, mare or less, together with the Mill Building, Warehouse, omee and other Buildings is offered for sale cheap for cs h. For terms of sale enquire of N. P: BROWN, 46a, 18, 4 of thiseomplaint byeitherofthe Sapa Francisco quacks. x Married Men, are suffering -under-any-—of—these—fe maladies, should not forget the sacred re spounsibility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief. Persons calling at Dr. G upon his assurance of confidential peerecy with implicit faith, and expect no more than to be charged with a fair and mutwm ally satisfactory remuneration of services rendered, considering the circumstances of the cases, rather than a tow prevalent ang@ aelfish practice.of extortion among quacks and pretenders. : DR. GIBBON is responsible, and wik ive to each patient a written instrument, binding himself to effect a radical and pe» aptrent cure, or make no charge. Cured at Home, Persons at a distance may be CURED A® HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gi» bon, stating case, smyptoms, length of time the disease has continued, and the medicine promptly forwarded, free from daniage ‘and curiosity, to any of the conntry, with full-and plain direction for ute, By enclosing TEN DOLLARS im coin, in a registered letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co. a package of medicine will be forw by express to any part of the Union. . * Address DRiJ:PrQ@IBBON, 623 Kearney etieet, coo ner Commercial, San Francisca Post Office: Box 1957. Private ntrance on Commercial treet. Rememier to -put BOX 1957 on the le fer, Consultations FREE. * * Correspondents will please ‘form DR. GIBBON that they cead his advertisg, ment in the DarLy TRANSCRIPT. myl : No. 766, Application fora Patent to Mim ing Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFF Sacramento, Cal., May 4, 18 y OTTCE is hereby given that Willie Downie, F. A, Wise, -H. O. Dauchep, M. J. Henley, J, P. Smith, Geo. Mcivoy W.L. Oliver, and 1. W. Duncan, whose Postoffice is Nevada City, Nevada Count Cal.. have made application for Patent f the Centennial Placer Mining Claims, bear» ing gold,situate inWashington Mining Dim trict, Nevada County, Cal., and described as follows, viz: On surveyed land, bein the 8 4 of 8 Wy andW % of SE and 8 4 of S E section 23,the NE & of eee tion 26, the N W % and NE \& and N %& of N 's of SE \ and N 6 of N E & of SW See 25, Twp 17 North Range 10 East, W's of N W \& and N.46 of NW \& of S_ y of See 30 Twp i7 north Range 11 E Mt. Diablo meridian, contuining 849 17-1 acres. Said mine consists of the following locations: The Downie location, made Fel» ruary 234 1876, by Wm. Downie et al: the Oliver location, ma°’e February 23d 187q by W. I. Oliver et-al: the Duncan location, made February 234 1876, by I. W. Duncag etal; the Smith location, made March 1} 1876, by J. P. Sipith et al; the Wise locatio: inade March 11 1876, by F. A. Wise et the Henley location, made March 11 187@ hy M. J.Henley et al; the Dauchey locatiog made September 2nd, 1875, and the Mclv. location‘made February 19, P876. All said locations being of record in the effiep of the Couuty Recorder of Nevada County, at Nevada City. The applicants clai wy purchasé and loewtion. ihe “claim ip bounded as_ follows: On the East—by ve» eaut land, North by lands claimed by Chay Peri and’ West and South by vacané ands, Se ake All persons holding any adverse clatms thereto, are hereby r quired to present the same before this Office within sixty day from the first day of publishing hereof. —-* . "Dy By MCFARLAND Reg! ; d }. MEW alling, Att'y for Applicants, STACLES TO MARRIAGE “fing them for the happiness of marrigga mediately ta Dr. Gibbon, & physician who.. 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