May 8, 1873 (4 pages)

are cDowell’s answers : to p iblic sale all the above described: prop"and costs of wuit, $45 10. ‘Of $190° 50) 9 Yeon allowed eed __lowed hereim amounting to the sum of $200. _ Usliforni Geo. W. Smith ‘ind #H.0. “Mills, on the 17th day of March, 1 thé 14th Judicial ‘ornia, in and & suit entitled i, ( itners a . cCoy, A. McNeeely, Themas Sh & ee of D. F. Hartman sndN.F.McDowell,defts recovered. j nst the Defendant, the Meunt Quart ning Co PAD . fi _ And whereas, the defendants, Thomas Shurtleff and Ps FF. Me’ Dowell, tes < ' in ssid bull” aguina ead. Mount Gold oes hing Compeny,-the said Shurtleff for the sum of $205 i with costs) of suit $975, and counséi fees allowed here. in, $50 00, the said McDowell for the sum eae tee ‘aggregate the sum of $1,117 57, in U. 8. Gold Coin, with interest, thereon from the Set soe aann tc nana heibes Wan eles © um er W: a of suit taxed at $60 60-and counsel fees alald in gold coin‘of the U.S. which said judg-. tment is re ih thé sént Book 5, 6 and 6, and whereas itis d, adjudged and decreed that the Liens set forth in line § 75? 0.76 chs to a stake marked J beNG. 4 k mound at north end of centre . property therein described, to-wit ; That. line of lode, from which a pine tree 16 certain mining inehes in bears 8 82° W 50 links roperty known as the Mt. Auburn and cab ‘ uate, lying and being Cnt at, in the “Township and County of Nevada, State of . and more particularly known and described a8 the Monnt Auburn Mining Company’s property, commencing at the southerly line of the Vigilance Co’s ~Quartz Lode and running thence in a south Bsn direction 2400 feet along: upon and inclu the Mount Auburn Quartz Lode, ; Shortley’s -quartz.claim, ips, spurs, angles and as also the incline shaft, hoisting works, .} ry, works and improvements> “ate or thereunto onging, to all and singular the privileges and ap aoe mances unto the said mining c.aims belon ‘ing, or in anywise appurtaining, including a strip @f-80tface ground-25 feet in_width . on eaoh side of the centre or apex of said: z 1, deat the surface of the ground . Dibble & and extending the length of said Lode, this office as fo’ BStake marked * from which a black oak 16 inches fidiant= eter bears N 67> W 57 links; thence ona true line N 15° W 33.33 chs 0 ee Very—steep descent toa “. District. No. 454. Untren Sacramento. "OTICE ie hereby ete: Gold un Ou, . se ice 280 Wesel given, m fe app: feet of the i wiat , Bituate in district, Nevada cee 4\marked No. 3 in reck mound, stan near -the summit of a yery— towards Canyon Cresk; thence distant; thence on a true line § 78° W 0.76 chs to a post in rock mound marked ‘No, 5}” “thence on a true line $15 E33.33 chs post marked :‘No, 6’ in rock mound 30 links 8 E of Lindsey Grade; thence on a true line N 75° EB 0.76 che to place of be. ginning, and containing 5 06-100 acres and being.a portion of Sections 2 and 11, Township.17 north, Range 11 east, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian. made prior.to.Jan, 1, 1858, and have been held_and worked since then by the applicants and their grantors in accordance with the mining laws of Nevada County Mining Adjoining this claim on all sides is vacant public land. All} —h e first. di ues ‘of publishing PP oi tal Staves Lanp Orrick. , Cal., February 2s 188} phuret d and Silver quartz mine and lode bearold, with, surface und, 100 feet n ft ! Creek , California, and described in the plat and’fietd notes on file in 8, viz: Commencing at a stake marked ius beteaon mound standtthe “which a black o8k_16 inches in . diameter bears N 45° E 46 links distant, and the post common toe Sections 1, 2,11 and 12, Township 17 N, Range 11 E,M. D. M., bears E 26.25 che distant; Thence; otra, rue line, var. 1T° @, N 15° W_ 33.33-chs toa post marked No. 4ina rock mound, Ee tree 16 inchesj in diamSurvey of Exterior Boundaries: _ .” as above. £0.76 che to rock mound Sections Said. location was any adverse claim. thereto are hereby required to present the . me before this office: within sixty days “{" B. McFARLAND, Register. AppPrant. m4} Sh mining and on a true hereof. namely ; 2400 feet with a width of 25 feet upon either side thereof for gaid distance ; _ba sold to satisfy asid iudgment together with interest and costs, and that said sale shall be for gold coin of the United States. Notice is hereby given that I will expose «pty to the bighest bidder, in front of the court House jin the city of Nevada, on ono i, May 17th, 1873. Between the hoursof 9o’clock A.M. and 5o’clock P.M. -[ Given under my hand this 18th day ‘of . April, A. Dv1878, : ’ JOSEPH PERRIN, Sheriff. By A. W. Porrer, Under Sheriif. Williams.& dohoson, Attorneys. No. 475. Application. for a Patent to a Mining Claim. j UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Bacramento,.Cul., April 29th, 1873. Ay] OTICE isbereby given that Joshua Coz. 26n8, whose Postofiice is Little York,Novada County, Cal., has made application for ‘patent for the Gail Plecer Mine, situate in Chalk Bini -Drstrict,—Nevada ISING STAR MINING By order of the Directors, ASSESSMENT NOTICE. COMPANY. siLocation of Works; Location of Principal Place of ness, San Francisco. Nevada “County, “California. is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board cf Directors, held on the 25th day of April, 1873, an assessment (No. 4) of six cents per share was levied upon the },Pet placer—minin capital stock of the corporation, payable immedi:tely, in United States gold and silyer coin, to the Secretary, Room 37, New ‘Merchants’ Exchange, §an Francisco, California. Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the 29th day of May. 1873, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction, and tnless payment is made before, will be sold on the 16th day of June, 1873, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs ot advertising and expenses of sale, Cahfornia Street, J. M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary. Office, 37 New Merchants’ Exchange, California St., San Francisco, California. a29 Notice <ounty, California, and described in the piat and field notes on file in this office as tollows, viz; Commencing at the northa & stake marked. G ©, (Gail Claim) 60 feet north from the center of Missouri Canon, irom which the corner common to sections 30 and 31 in T. 16 N, BR. 10 8, and Sections 26 and 36in T. 16 N, R.9 EB, benra.S 77? 15’, We 28:90 cha, and. run—var, 27° 16° ER, 8 8345 23.57 eha, up Missouri Canon .to a stake 75 lks from center of eaid Canon, marked GC. zene and Garber'a claim to astake marked G ©, 754ke from, er north 6f center of Canon, § 88%4° B19.8¢ chs on line of Cozzeng by SACRAMENTO, Cau., April 24 Commissioner's Jetter 75 tks «orper_of the Gail claim. 6 24° W 1.51 <hs acroas Missouri Canon fo a stake marked G C, 76 links § from center of said Canon. $ 8S W16.78 chs down south side of ef's Claim,toa stake marked G C, south from center of fhid Canon. 814° 4, 16,00 che, ascend hill to crest of same, to a steke marked GQ, from which a pine 4 it dia. bears 8 6{ W 10 lks dist., var. -11igS-E. = N J8%2 W 6.00 cha. On top vf ridge to ® Blake. marked G ©, to the ronth-cast Corner of fille Hunt Mining + Claim. Thence, var. 17° 16° EK, N Oyo W.10chB. Descend on line of the Hunt Glaim to a stake marked G OC, 75 lka from «center of Missouri Canon, Thence 804° W 29.60 cha down said Canon to a stake raatked: GO, 76. His eouth from~center of suid Cancn. Thence N4%° E 2.37-che to pine of beginning, and containing 22.42‘100.acrea, and buing a portion of the 8 of eo 30.and Ng of N k & of Sec. 31, Townid Meridian. wn was made in 1866 or 1857 by Hes Ere: to-the pplicant doer not know of the ‘e : Being ; _ Adjoinin; claimants ai Tene and-Ga . Garber on the north, Duryea and : Rose. on the_east, Hunt Placer Mine onghe south, and Kissel_on the west, > All persons holding any adverse claim therete are hereby required to present the same defore this office. within sixty days from the first day of publishing hereof, ~ {Bo MCFARDAND, Register. Chas. H. Wyman, Atty., sacra:nento, Cal. iformMa. 25 “fad WALTHAM. WATCHES IN BEAVY CASES. Ww" hevesent great numbers of there excellent watches to Gur customers in the Peeific States, and aff have given satisfaction, We have for several years snid more Ameritair watches than any other house in the country, either wholesale or retail, and the reaaon is, that our y;rices are low, abd we ‘otly etl a goog ‘article, Our plan is, to send single watches by Ex prese to any place, no i-atter how remote, with the DIT to collect on. delivery; -to let the purchaser open the package and exemine the watch. end be perfectly satisfied before paying the bill; and we effer for any _ watch that docs not prove” ertisfactory to REFUND THE, MONEY. it. y: Rie write fer cur DESCRIPTIVE ICE List, we will: mail it ta Ha without expense, and trem it you will sos that you can buy a‘pebuine Wal tham Watch of us atthe lowest possible New York prices. end withvuut any: risk whatever. We send 80 meny watches to the Pacifid States Met we alwuys heve 4, 5, 6 and 8 og. Gseb on chand,60 es to AN or deva promptly. Wheat yor write mention that you saw this avdice im the Nevada, “On., Lranseript sand ifgou whut reference _We can name persons in every county: on . the coast that: deve thad. wat hea trom us. Do hot let distaycnor your, out of-the-way iddation deter you trum writing forcthe Price List. Addncss Gris TLOWARD & CO. POTTER & SIGOURNEY, "No. 18 Commercial Street, . , a3 i “ ’ RFE, eelling erert ra in aren, A PRY, GLASSWARE, WALL PAPER, 2nd SHAPES. i — Calg @ p —~ seal a } unto set our hands and year first above written. T. B. McFARLAND, m6 United States Land Office. And whereas, seal of this officé, the day and the HART FELLOWS, Receiver. th, 1873.— OALD WHOM IT-MAYCONCERN: . } marked B,C,-No, 4. Thence N12°_30' k A egos she 16th day of April, 1886 4 the plat of Township 15 north, Range 16 iy gone ee Kast, was filed in the U. 8. Land Othe, and ;e&B. C. No.7. Thence N, 27° E388 ths to dated Decem: ber 2, 1871, Lots 3 and 4 of NW Quarter of Section 2,in township 15 north, Range 10 éast, is to be treated as mineral in charS 634° KE 7.60 chs, alongthe line of Coz-,. acter, and more valuable for.mjning than for agricultural purposes.until the contrary is proved after due notice, C George Blain( Post Office address Gold Run, . id; on the 28th day of August, A.D. of said tavine, being the-N E} 1872, file in-the Registe:’s office of this District his declaratory statement claiming the same land, alleging that itis agricultural in character, and ‘more valuable for agricultural than. for. mining : said Canon toa stake marked GC, 75 Ika . Therefore, you will please take notice, that ander and by virtue of instructions from the Commissioner of the General Land Office; dated May 6th, 1871. we haye fixed the 10th day of June, A. D, 1873, at 10 o’clock, A. M., at this office, before the Register and Receiver, for the hearing of proofs to deter. mine ag to the mineral or agricultural character of said lands. : 34 Fino cic ; In witness whereof, we have here. . being @ portionof the E 4 of NW 4; E 4 2. urposes.— affixed the Register. No. 476, — chs to a post marked No. 4 in a rock mound, -Creek, 3.06.chs east of the Washington trail. . Beginning at post at south end of the -a-post marked No, 3 in rock motmd, trom which -«—bierk osk-9 inches in d eter doeation was made prior to January 1, 1858, _N 6° W 4,25 chs to a stake marked B. C. No. “$39 -W +24 chs to stuke-merked B-€-No->} 1,2, ll and 12, Township 17 N, Range ll east, bears N 49° 24 #91.58 che. Thence on a true line, var; 17> E, N 26° W 45.45 standing on the summit of @ sharp divide betwéeu the South Yuba River and Ganyon Survey-of Exterior Boundaries: center line of the marked No, 1 as above; thence ons traedine N. 647-8 1.51. 16.-40.8 POs No. ‘Wrock mound; thence on a true line N 26> Wia5.45 clis to (Marked No. 4p) $ 64° W 1.5ichs, toa ‘ the centre rock mound, at the Ni “end of the lode : post marked “No; 5” ina rock mound; thence on a true line $ 26° E 45.45 chs. toa post in rocky mound;thence on_a true line N 64> E1.51 chs, to the place of beginning, and containing 13 72-100 acres, according to the United Statessystem of surveys, and being a portion of the 8 % of Sec and N % of Section 11, Township 17 North, Range Ti} East, Mt Diablo Base and Meridian. Said and has ever since beenheld _and worked under and in accordance with the quartz mining laws of Nevada County mining dis‘trict, and was. purchased from the at locators by applicant. Adjoining this claim on all sides is vacant public land. All persons holding any adverse claim . ; thereto are hereby required td the same before this office within. sixty days from the first day of publishing ‘hereof: T. B. McFARLAND, Register. Dibble & Byrne, Attys for Applicant. m4 ca a No 461. rock from which a pitch pine 18 inches in How many thousands of both . Phenee -vai-175 west-45-chains—to.a-. -male oA Etats a tiese Whe ate Date. &: line 8 64> W-161.chs to a ——— Be vieahd ah southerly portion and are believed to have } south. 54.06 chains distant, Thente var. 17° 50’ E. on a true line 45 chains to a post marked No2 in mound of rock from whicha pitch pine 30 inches in djameter, bears S 30° W 52 links distant, a b Pitch ine 50 inches in diameter, bears"N'7 Wot “Tinks distant. Thence var. 172 50’ RK, North 40 chains toa post marked No 3 in mound of demeter bears S 25 W. 67. links distant. black oak 10 inches in dismeter mirked No 4, from which a black oak, 8 inches in diThence var 17° 60° ¥ South 40 chains to; , and being @ portion of the fractional N3gsof See 1, T 15 N R9 BE. M. DM. Said of that portion formerly known as the Snicktam claim, being about the centre ‘of the ground. clainied now, and was owned in 1856 by E. D. Simm J. H. Fuller, Michael Heydlauffand . Heydlauff who are supposed to have béen the original to-} sators. Thre south-west portion of the ground was formerly known as the Burns & MeOsarty tlnims and -were located 12-1863. That part formerly known as the Snake vavine claims was located about the year 1863" and was held and owned by L. H. Heydlauff. The McFarland claims compose the been located about the year 1860. Adjoining claiv-ants are McDonald & Co. on the On, the North, East and West there is vacant public land. All. persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same befcre this office. within sixty days from the first day of publishing hereof. — 4 __, No, 469.« Application for a Patent Placer Mining Claim. to a U. 8. LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal., March 21, 1873. OTICE is hereby given, that George D. Lean, whosé Post Office address is Grass Va Nevada County, Cal., has made application for patent for the You 1 slaim, situate in You Bet Mining D2strict, described in the plat and field notes on filéin this office, as follows, viz: Beginning at @ inches in diameter, marked “B. CN. from which the quarter section post o east sidé of Section 36, Township 16 north, Range 9 east, bears S 825 W 27.50-chains distant. Thence on.a true line, variation 18° E, 86° 00’ E-9.90 clis to stake marked “B.C. No. 24." Thence 8. 812.30’ W_1.92 chs to oak stump marked “B. C. No. 25.” Thence 83° 30 W 7-20 toastake tnark.d “B. C. No. 26.”. Thence 81° 00’-E 12.95 chs to a pine tree marked B. ©. No. 27, Thence 8 85> 00’ E 8.20 chs to manzanita marked B;, C, No.28. Thence $ 85° E 2.80 chs toa stake. marked B. C. No, 29. Thence 1. {Thence S 862 E 18.50 chs to spruce stump marked B.C. No.2. Thence N 4° 30’ W 6.30 chs to stake marked is. C. No. 3. Thence N 87> 15’ E 0.56 chs to a stake 2.47 chs to astake marsed B. ©. No. 6. Quick Cures and Moderate Charge Established expressly to afford the afflicted _ T, B-McFARLAND, Register. PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. DR. W._K. DOHERTY’S _ Medical and Surgical Institute, No. 519 Sacramento Street, Corner of Leidesdorff Street—{A few door below the What Cheer House] SAN FRANCISCO. Private entrance on Leidesdorff Street, Sound and Scientific Medical aid, in the Treatment and Cure of all . Private and Chronic diseases, Cases of * ; Secresy > ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS. o the Afflicted. K. DOHERTY RETURNS . anks to his numerous patients for their pat ge, and would take this opportunity to_rem: them that ne continues to consult at his lnFtitute for the” cure of chronic dliseases of th. Lu Kidneys, Digestive, and Genitt-Urina gans, and all Private Diseases, viz: Syph lis in all its forms and stages, Seminal OCTOR his sincere “Weakness, and all the horrid consequences . , of self-abnse, Gonorhea, Gleet, Strictures, Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissiors, Sexual Debility, Diseases. of the Back and Loins, Inflammation of ‘the Bladder and the Kidneys, etv., and he hopes that his long expeThence N 14> 30’ W 1.90 chs to stake muarkflake marked B. C. No-8, ThenceN7? 45’E 1.76 chs to stake marked B. C. No. 9. Thence N 22° 15’ W 2.15 chs to a stake marked BC No, 10. Thence N 2° ¥ 4.84 chs toa stake marked BC No.11. Thence N 51° W 7.58 chs to:small pine marked B C No. 12. Thence N 32> 30.W 7.04 chs to+ cedar stumpmarked BCNo.13. Thence 14._ Thence N 26° 45’ 9.70 chs to a stake marked B C No, 15. ‘Thence N 54> 45° E 4.28 chs to stake marked BC No. 16. Thence N 8° W 12.30 chs to an oak stake marked BONo1T. ‘thence 8 54° 45’ W 13.35 chs tostake marked BC No.18. ThenceS 0° 30 W 5.49 chs to stake marked B C No. 19. Thence $8 11° W 9.10 chs to a Stake marked BC No. 20. Thence S$ 76° 15’ E 2.96 chs to a stake marked B C No.21. ThenceS2° E 2.80 chs to a stake marked B C No, 22, Thence $ 84°. W 12.12 chs to an oak tree marked B.C No, 23, at the place of beginning, and containing 107-01.100 acres and of SW 4%; W «of NEY and W +s of Sk & of Section 31, ‘township 16 north, Range 10 east, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian: Said location was mace prior to the year 1858, and has been beld ever since and worked by the applicant and hi8 predecessors, according to,the customs and usages of said mining distfict. Adjoining claimants are Brown Brothers _on—_th ral } FOtHersS rience : Bs continue to instre him a share of public patronage. By the ctice of many years in Europe and the United States he is enabled to apply the most efficient and succegsful remedies against diseases of all kinds. He uses no mercury, charges moderate, treats his patients in a correet and honorable way, and has references of unquestionable veracity from men of known respectability and high best and gentlest treatmeni, and implicit sscrecy. ; Spee 5 To Correspondents. . ? Patients (male or temale) residing in any part of the State, however distant, who may desire the opinion and advice of Dr. Doherty, in their respective cases, and who think. _proper to submit a written statement o such, in preference to holding a personaf interview, are respectfully assured that their COMMUNICATIONS WILL BE HELD SaCRED AND CONFIDENTIAL. If the case be fully and candidly described, personal communication will .be uhnécessary, ax instructions, including diet, regimen, and the eneral trestment oi the caseitself, (inciudng the remedies) will be forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as to convey no iea of the purport of the letter or parcel so transmitted. Cousultations. by letter or otherwise FREE, Perimanent cure guaranteed or no pay. . } resumed practice at his Dispensary, 623 Kearney Street, corner of Commercial, San Francisco, where his old’ patients and. those requiine his services may find him. taoney in ameter bears $ 17° 30’ E 39 links distant . ; the scenc. Let parents, guardians, friends ~who are . teaves and the ra >. Frapeisco quacks. \ Kim, by letter or otherwise, will receive the . . A é Doctor has—spared neither time nor seeking ouit new fermedies, and has returned with increased facilities for the dileviation of human suffering. Horrible Diseases. Fd ing ‘out s miserable existence from the ef. fect of secret indulgences, or from virus absorbed into the sd ‘Look at their pallid, emaciated and disfigured faces and i 5 ms, disqualifying them for the happiness of marriage or the enjoyment of : thousands suffer untild.ath closes attend to any of-those who are sufferin with any of these horrible life destroying maladics—see that-they are cared for and cured before it be too late. Send them imhas madc private disease his’ especial stady for years, aud who is certain to cure tae fost inveterate cases without mercury or injurious drugs. It is important to those afflicted, or to those who _are inter ested in the welfare of their-friends, to be carefti_of the many pretended doctors who infest all\cities, publishing their skill_in curing all upon the public-by using the names of eminent physicians from Europe and other places. Be, therefore; careful and make strict inquiries, or you may fall into the jiands of thase charlatans. “~~. Seminal Mahrengs : Seminal Emissions, the consequence of self abuse. ‘This solitary vice, or depraved youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty, the following train of morhjd symptoms, unless ngereag by poate cane medion! 3. viz: Sallow countenance, dar Tener tne eyes, pain inthe head, ring. Ing in the ears, noise like the rustling of ttling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, confidence, diffidence in approaching strangers, a disiike to form néw acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss of. memory, hectic_fiushes, pimples and various eruptions “about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats, monomania and frequent insanity. If relief be not obtained, persons so afflicted should apply immediately, either in person or by letter, and have a cure effected by his new and scientific mode of treating his disease, which téver fails of effecting quick and radical eure. —Dr.G. will give One Hundred Doilars to any one who will prove satisfactorily-to him that he wascured of this complaint by either of the San Married Men, those who contemplate marriage, who: suffering under any of these fearful ladies, should not forget the sacred reresting upon them, nor delay iate relief. : Dr. Gibbon’s offi§ or ing for pac medicines may rely . upon his assurance of confidential secrecy With implicit faith, and e than to be charged with 2 fair -ally satisfactory remuneration of &§ rendered, considering the circums . of the cases, rather than a tow' prevalent and elfish practice of extortion umong quacks and pretenders. ‘ DR. GIBBON is responsible, and will give to-each patient a written instrument, binding himself to effect a radical and permanent cure, or mgke-ne-eharge.——_— a Cured at Home. < Pergons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a lctter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case, smyptoms, length of time the disease has continued, and haye medicine promptly forwarded, free from damage and curiosity, to any part of the . country, with full and plain directions for use. By enclosing $15 in currency or $10 in coin, in a registered letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Vargo & Co., a package of medicine will be forwarded by express to any part of the Union. © Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623° Kearney street, corner Commercial, San Francisco. Post Office Box 1957, Private entrance on Commercial street. Remember to put BOX £9. ter. Consultations FREE. 8a” Correspondents will DR. GIBBON that they ead mént in the DarLy TRANSCRIPT. 35" P00 ek ins toa stuke marked‘ B.¢ Xx, 35." Lacon Ti 30° E 13.15 etising ora CG. ginning, and containing 44. ing in Lots 9 and 10 Section 6, Township 165 North, Range 10 East, and in thes ye: of S$ E-% of Section.31, Township 16 Ni Range 10-East Mount Diablo Meridian. connect With pudlic survey commencing at life. In this horrid . the established corner to Townships 15-N, . Range -10_ Third standard N Township line 38.30 chains. ‘Thence § 95 Ww 5.90 chainsto stake No. 34, at the N W. corner of Brown’s Hill claims, making the closing line’ from this to Township ‘post, N. For the Walloupa Claim, as follows, viz Commencing at a point in a Reservoir ata stake marked “ii C No 50,” from which theestablished corner on the third parallel North, between Townships 15 North,Range « 9 Kast and 15 North, Range 10 East, bears N 22> W 24.24 chains distant, true line,—variation of the magnetic nee. ses in a few days, imposing . dle being 18>" E.—S 18°30" E: 2.88 chains to alarge Black Oak marked -‘B GC, No 49.” oF Ee sk tos. Na ae a . KY OTICE is: BF Tet aid Bld Sacramento, Cal. , . KEARNEY STREET TICE is . “that GEO: “3 OTICE is hereby given, that Enos P. ens KE Bik , N D. MCLEAN, PUEt office te pany, whose’ Post : Hubbard an@ John Driscoll, whose . . Cor, Commercial, San. FRaNcEco. is Grass Valley, Nevada County, Californig Oy sad Comey eT thaen tonal hea Post Office snares a Columbia Hill, ee : . ; hog made on 8 Licstion for » Patent ta, tion for paten ree housand (3000) . yada County, Cal., have made spplicatjon ; *, eece Su Brown's Hill Plac. lineal feet of the tta Gold and Silver } for oPatont to the Snicktam Piece claims, . eis see in 1854, for the treat . er Mines and the Walloups Placer Atl / quartz lode “with surface . situate in You Bet. Mining District, Nevada ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases: . situate in You Bet Mining District, Nevada ground 200 feet in i in Fall , Gal. and described in the Pist and . such as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Syphii . County, California, in Townships i5 ang 1g Creck mining district, Nevada Gounty, Cal. Field Nots on filein this office, as follows, . is in ull its forms, Seminal Weakness, Im: . North, Range 10 East, Mount Diablo x. ‘fornia, and described in the plat and field . yiz : Commencing at a post marked No 1, . potency, etc. . Skin Diseases (of years’ . ridian,and Sencrtibe din the Plats and Fie notes cn file in this office ge hag _ in mound pf rock on the sorth side of a — Te and Ulcerated legs successfully , — * file on Hos ran gh follows — Beginning at a post. i.‘‘No.1” in . deep cut, the same béing the outlet of Mc. treated. _ . For the Neece a est and Brown's 9 ha rock pat from which the, mouth-of Donald Go’s mine; from which the section. DR. GIBBON has the.pleasure of an. claim, viz: gm rar Gedy int in i the lower Lindsey tunnel bears N . W . corner common to Section 1, 3,11 and 12,. nouncingthat he lies returned from visiting } ervuir, ‘from which a Pine Tree, five inches 12.88 chs; and the post ‘somimon to Sections . 7, 15 N R. 9 E: M. D. M. bears S$ 22° 41’ W . . tie principal Hospitals of Europe, and has . in diameter bears N 96> 30’ W 2.51 chains, Thence on a true lihe, (variation of maynetie needle 189 E) S$ 36° 30” E 10.79 cy to large Black Oak marked “BO No, 3) ° Thence 8 55> 36’ W:19.40 chains to : marked“*B C-No. 32. Thence N 35 10.60 chains to a stake marked Thence N-19° 00° W. *B-C, No 34:” Thehce 8 58° 30" E 8.96 chailis to a Pine. stump marked *‘B ©. No. 48.” Thence s.‘ 68° W7.42 chains toa stake marked “ep? é C No 47." Thence S 19> 15° EG2i chains _ to a Pitch Pine marked “B © No 46.”._. Thence § 38° 15° E 3.42 chains toa Sugar Pine marked ‘‘BC No 45.” Thence N 4° our E hho 44.” Thence $ 34> 45° £4.36 chainsto a small Pin Thence S$ 20> 00’ W 8.60. chains to a Sugar 30’ E 3.03 chains toa stake marked “BC, No 41.” « Th No. 36-” beginning, Meridian. of Hydeliff ‘and-on the the South thereto are a stake marked “BC. No 40.” 80°30’ E 3.03 chains to a stake marked. “BC No 39.” ision, blunted intellect, loss of fcliains to a stake marked ‘BO No 38.” confused ‘vi Thence § 80° 30’ E8.45 chains toa stake marked ‘B. C: No 37.” E, 27.12 chains to a stake marked “B. U. Thence N. 81> 00’ W 9,44 chainstoa stake-marked ‘““B, C. No, 35.” "TPhence S 84° 30’-W 11.05 chains t6 the place of:being in @ portton of Lots 6, 11, 12 and 13, Township 15 N Range 10 E Mount Diablo . Said locations were made long prior the year 1860 and have been held and worked ever since by this upplicant and his pre-decessors i the mining customs and laws of You Bet Mining District. Brown’s Hill claims are bounded on the west: by Birdseye Canon; on the south by vacant public.land; onthe East by claims The Walloupa Placer mine is bounded on Birdseye Canon and on the other sides by claims owned by parties whose names are unknown,.and by vacant pubdlic-land.All persons holding any adverse. elaim same befor this office within 60 daya from ‘the -tirst = VW o 3 inble & Byrne, Attorneys for Appli owe “BON “13.38 to 8 stake Thence N $52 7 €. tog at place of he. Cres and he. To ° id/15-North Rangé 9 Fon Thence Kast on Thence om a e tree marked “BC No 43," Pine marked *‘B C No42.”"" Theuce 8 5° nence N 20° 00’ E 6.82 chains to Thence § Thence 8 20°_60’ W 6:52 Thence N 5° 30° abd containing 43.29. acres and n interest in accordance with The Neece & Wert andand Bush and Brown Brothers “North by vacant public land, aud East by Hankin elaims and hereby requested to present tlie day-of-pibi sation eot: Tt. B. McFARLAND, Register. cant. mis N im the Plat vine, T chi riation of 1 W 2.72 +t . Application for a Patent to-a ~ Mining Claim, —— M hacer for pa situate in vada County, the plat and field asfollows, viz: Com west corner of the clai vation, at eo ed E Claim) apd run —var. 17° 15° B third standard parallel, bears 44.70 che dist. Thence, var. 17 43%° E 12.82 cha, side of Wilcox Ravine. stake marked B C—yar. 17> 15° W J.740he to'a crocked ork, m. var. 17° 16’ Be 865°. w 3.50 Ditch, 11.62 chs to the -plsee of and contai -10-.32-460 acres peation of the + E 3g of Fec 31, Towrgh ivn. South and East along Wileox the North b fea and Kose. “AIL pe Pe a thereto tire Hereby r quired to Stine Before this: ottice with trom the first mo 7 UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal.Mey 2d, 1873. OTICE is hereby given that Bernhard Huysink, W.H. Kinder and. Epbriam . Thomas, whose Postoffice is Dutch Flat, County, Cal., have made application t fortLe Emigrant Plecer Mine, ttle York Mining District, NeEmigrant -—s baal 3 e 2.46-che/ Cross Ditch, 10.40 -che to a Stak marked £ C, being alsothe & E corner 0: Lrown und Vandyne’s claim, about one chain north of Wilcox Ravine, from which the corner common: to Sees 31 and 22.0n ‘ raliel with Wileox Ravine to a stuke marked K-C on the north a Yar, 17° 15’ EN 824° W 4.38 chs-to an-oak «tum ‘ef SE \ and® % of N ip 16 north, Range 10 East, Mt. Diablo Base and MeridSaid location was made:prior to the year 1860, by parties unknown te the applicants and isnet Of record. Avjoining clafmunts ae Brown &: Vandyre on the South and West: by the Yuba Ditch Co.’s claim on the also on the NE by the Jatter©o., und on o S32> 45° EB 2 YE, N E—S'54S a EC. “chs, Cross bevinning, and being a kkavine, and ding aify adverse claink present the Bs ges Bie in wixty days pot publishin: Tt. 3, oFAKLAND™ hereof. Register. ‘LOST. ‘ Ss Wearing Appard and was logt. bel ween~ Nevada, April 30th, 1873.’ e _ Mevada, Mayi#o, 1873, CARPET BAG, containin Ladies other articles, vada City and Weshingt’n, on Tuesday last. ‘The finder wll he : by: ea et at the Grocery ore of . 5. HOLBROOK, ote Dy Chaser Stree’ Pp with] Wh 68 the fetta, shitgrant Company and Duryea & Rose on the the North. On the east by Wilcox Ravine and ep the west by vacant land. : ~~AIT persons holding any adverse claim . thereto are hereby required to present the same before this office within 60 days from the first day of publishing hereof. T. B, McFARLAND, Register. Dibble & Byrne, Attys for Applicant. m25 J. & 8. ROSENTHAL, THE PIONEER DRY GOODS DEALERS, Wee announce to the Ladies of Nevada County that they have the finest anid-.most complete stock of Dry Goods in the mountsing, which they are KID GLUVES, $1 a pair, 25 3 DRESS GOODS, 18 cents per yard, ~~ And everything else in proportion. J. & S. ROSENTHAL, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. Nevada, April 23a, 1873. $500 Reward. T HE undersigned will pay the atove Reward upon the co viction of the murderer of A, Lind, who was siksassinated atthe town of North Bloomfield, in. this a 25th day of Merch, A. D, 3733. id reward to be paid upon the con. JOSEPH PERRIN, eriff of Nevada County. Nevada, May 38, 1873. . . (Pormerly ‘Clerk °U> 8. Band™Ofiice. }: Attorney for Land Claimants, . : ~~ Sactaménto, Cal CULAR atiention given to all A ~ business connected witn Public Landy, iomesteads, Pre-emptions: Applicati: na for Mining 'Patenis, Blake ‘Sclive) Lan ds, er married or single, and will be sent FRE ike ssa as 26 cents per yard. . Comity, Calufuruia, and uescrived as fol , 26 cents, 9 ' 4 TOWELS, §2 per dozen. Juwe; on. dianibuy Creek seve: DR. DOHERT*. has just published an fiumportant panmphiet, embodying his wn views and experience in relation to Impo. tence or Virility, being a short treatise on Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness. Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on this allectiou and other diseases of the sex ual Organs. This little work contain Sin formation of the utmost value to all, whethby mail on receipt of Six Cents in Stamps for return postage. A Address, W. K. DOUHERTY,M. D. B24 Seu Francisco, Cal. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. {CE is hereby given that pursuant e selling st astonishingly low rates. Head 3} § Sonat — eer eteed Goan ew of the prices: Jn : : Sone, eS ee oe tnude the 2d day of May, 1374, in tne mut. eB ag at $1 Soe ter uf theestate of A, Lind, deceased, the as INE ae eax undersigned wdmimistrator of said estate,a +; HAWLS rea es 4. Will sei 2t-pudlic wuction, lor cash in U, STOUKINGS wa) bit 5. gold coin, subject tu eonnrmation of suid FRENCH Dy. SE Li oe é Probate Court, ou “the 24th day of May, A, BLEACHED MUSLIN to ode for 3.) D. 1873, at the town of North bioomiicld, BLACK ALPACCA at S13 —? a iruntel Burt & McKislican’s store, ail the right, Utie, interest and estate uf the Sait As din, attee tine of-bis-death, vf, pp ine ruuniig rh contuiuin; about To 04-100 ac of ink, Sag chums. lormerny kuowb Nas the atuutiens Ce,’s cl iis; aisv, the intercst, tite nd ebiate of a. Lind, deceased, in LuPduproveluebtis, Hupichents, and appurteaaac MPO Bald cea s, '¢TLus and conditiopsof sale—Cashin U, S. gus coin, Money tw be pad onocday of Beit. we at ge aig vl purchaser,” . ! & a) » BUde . Dek Geek. ate ce mae UMMONS.—In the Justice’s Court-6 3 Little York Township, County-of Nevada, State of. California, Befdre W:; C. Barker, Justice of rie Foe ‘The People of the State of California send greeting to N. Birch. You-are hereby requirgyip appear before mre, at my office, in Litt Fork Township, County of Neveda, man attion brought agatnst you by Louis Voss, and an-swer to the complaint in said action now on file in my office within ten daysafter the service on you of this Summons: Thesaid action is brought to recover the sum of one hundred and four 1*-100 dollars on decount of lumber sold and deliver.d to yon at yctr request which account is now on file in my office, And you are hereby notified that if you failto appear and answer the said complaint as above required said plaintiff will take indgment against you for the said. amount of $104 18 together with costs and damages. To the Sheriff Or any Constable of said Nevada County : Make legal service and due return hereof. Given under my hand at Little York Township this 28th day of April, 1873. W. C. BARKER. Justice of the Peace. It appearing to me. by affidavit, that the a: fendant.in the witbin action, has left the State-mna-cannot be found, and itis herehy ordered that the within Summons be published in th: Nevada Daily Transcript at Teast once a week for 60 days. m5 W. C. BARKER, J, P, OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. twee RELIEF. FOR. ¥OUNG MEN : from the effets of Errors and Abiises. in early life. Manhood restored. . iments to marriage removed. New method . of treatment. .New and remarkable remedies. ~Bookg' and cirealars sent free, in lo Address HOWARD ‘As. ON, No 2 South Ninth Street, a. Pa.—an institution having a r honorable conduct profersional-ski}>— , weed f= MATTER ofthe Estate of A, Lind, deceased. Notice is her by given vy the uuversigned adudnistrator of, the. above naued estald. to the cee ditors of, anu ail persens taving claus against Bait xie. feubet, lo ¢Xbublé the same with the neces Hirst pubilcadGn Gt this inoticé, 4 ae Psigtea edibultier.ter at :% ee toe Guurt Huse,” Nevada ‘ity, Nevada ~~ SOHN’ MBUSH, Ady : Chas, Mukiy. Ancae ey Ao miutetrater, sary Vouchers within ten months from the . } = eiriintle ; ruotographic and Daguer ARTIST,” DIBBLE & BYRNE, _ Attorneys & Counselors at ] — ~ (dames K, Byrne, Notary Public } « door to Post Office, in} C 58.” Township 9 chuint to 864° ws C 63." ‘Th ehaius tua bas ravine 30" w 3.2 ¢ 71.” ‘Ther trict, the south, Au PoP Bae beto from the fi <“ No. 463. : Application for.a Patent toa -Piacer Mining-€laim, ~ OTICEis hereby given, That George D. F McLean, whose Post Office addresti Grass Valley. Nevuda County,Cal. has made > application tor Patent for the Red Dog Placef Inine, situate in You Bet Mining District Nevada County, Calitornia, and described fice, ss follows, viz : murked “LB CO” 52, standing in Arkansas KerDog and Nevada read tron which a live oak _ 50 “inches in diameter, bears S 19° w J. » chains distant, ; chains to a stake myrked “BC” 63.-' mte N 679 45’ w 2.90 Chains to a stake arked “B C TC 55.”. Theice N 15° E 11-41 chaine to au oak stu U4 45" w 451 chains to a shaft 57, Thence Thence N 10.25 chains toa stake murked ‘'B C 53,” standing 7 50 chains 8 of corner to Sections 24 and-95 on-# Hine of. E 9,50 chains to u stake markcd “B C No 60.’ © ThenceN 54° i0’ Kk 4 chains to a barvt stump marked *‘B C61,” Stake markcd “B.C 64.” 2.61 chains toa stake marked “B C 66."= Thence 8.14° 15’ E 2.05 chains to.an oak tree niurked “BC 66.” 4.21 chains to.8 stake ma’ kea **BC No 67.” Thence 858° 591 chains to a Reservoir No 68. ‘Khene859° 16’ E 3.33 N1° 45’ £5.46 chains to 4 stake in Arkanmarked *-B © 72,” €nence 3s 450 W 13.97 chains to place of beginning and contaibing 48.03 acres, and Leing a portion of the Ws ot N W_X¥ and & W & of 5 WX of Seo 90; fownship 16 North, bange 10 East Ms. Diably Meridizn. Said location was made prior to the year 1858 anu has ever since been held-and wor éd by the it and intere+t under und in accordance with the customs snd usaves of said Mining DisAdjoining claimants are Stehron the west. Duryea and Rose (2 and by Dury:a and Kuse and vacant pub lic land-on the north ~ sre bhereby required to present the Dibble & Byrne, Attys for applicant. beg and field-notes on file in this ofBeginning at a stake ims al ove the crossing ot the Red Thence on a true jiné, vaInagnetic needle ls E, North 54." Thence §69> w © o forked oak marked ‘3 mp marked *B C66.” Thence NX 7.47 to a small oak marked “B 16N RO. Thence N 67° ‘Thence 8 38° B astake marked ‘“-B C 62.” Thgnce -60 chains to a stake marked “B ence $8 8° 15’ w 9.55 chains tos Theuce N sv? Thence § 61° W poiut in stuke marked “B C 69,” Thence marked “BC 70,” ‘Thence 31° huins to a stake marked ‘‘B C No ce 8 20> Ww 10 chains to a stake Taimant and his predecessors It Hemy by Arkansas Capyouvon the east, ms—holding.any adverse clait re this oftice within sixty ¢a)§ rst day of Peeiahing hereof. T. B. MCPAKLAND, Register. JOHN H. HARRISON. NILES. SEARLS, “FP YrALER IN BE MUTTON. aa te Fy VEAL, CORNED Bf EF, CORNED a Be yes suld at reasonable rates for ma on Bread Street, opposite the Nevada . Thentre. Fe % ¢ = a Bite . ) RP. ( and Counselor at Law Onn be Valley. : ; Main Street-Gra ~ spl 5% WILLA Counsetors anu Attorne E—Overtieckman’s Salen, OF Brow ¢ 1 Pine

are cDowell’s answers : to p iblic sale all the above described: prop"and costs of wuit, $45 10. ‘Of $190° 50) 9 Yeon allowed eed __lowed hereim amounting to the sum of $200. _ Usliforni Geo. W. Smith ‘ind #H..0. “Mills, on the 17th day of March, 1 thé 14th Judicial ‘ornia, in and & suit entitled i, ( itners a . cCoy, A. McNeeely, Themas Sh & ee of D. F. Hartman sndN.F.McDowell,defts recovered. j nst the Defendant, the Meunt Quart ning Co PAD . fi _ And whereas, the defendants, Thomas Shurtleff and Ps FF. Me’ Dowell, tes < ' in ssid bull” aguina ead. Mount Gold oes hing Compeny,-the said Shurtleff for the sum of $205 i with costs) of suit $975, and counséi fees allowed here. in, $50 00, the said McDowell for the sum eae tee ‘aggregate the sum of $1,117 57, in U. 8. Gold Coin, with interest, thereon from the Set soe aann tc nana heibes Wan eles © um er W: a of suit taxed at $60 60-and counsel fees alald in gold coin‘of the U.S. which said judg-. tment is re ih thé sént Book 5, 6 and 6, and whereas itis d, adjudged and decreed that the Liens set forth in line § 75? 0.76 chs to a stake marked J beNG. 4 k mound at north end of centre . property therein described, to-wit ; That. line of lode, from which a pine tree 16 certain mining inehes in bears 8 82° W 50 links roperty known as the Mt. Auburn and cab ‘ uate, lying and being Cnt at, in the “Township and County of Nevada, State of . and more particularly known and described a8 the Monnt Auburn Mining Company’s property, commencing at the southerly line of the Vigilance Co’s ~Quartz Lode and running thence in a south Bsn direction 2400 feet along: upon and inclu the Mount Auburn Quartz Lode, ; Shortley’s -quartz.claim, ips, spurs, angles and as also the incline shaft, hoisting works, .} ry, works and improvements> “ate or thereunto onging, to all and singular the privileges and ap aoe mances unto the said mining c.aims belon ‘ing, or in anywise appurtaining, including a strip @f-80tface ground-25 feet in_width . on eaoh side of the centre or apex of said: z 1, deat the surface of the ground . Dibble & and extending the length of said Lode, this office as fo’ BStake marked * from which a black oak 16 inches fidiant= eter bears N 67> W 57 links; thence ona true line N 15° W 33.33 chs 0 ee Very—steep descent toa “. District. No. 454. Untren Sacramento. "OTICE ie hereby ete: Gold un Ou, . se ice 280 Wesel given, m fe app: feet of the i wiat , Bituate in district, Nevada cee 4\marked No. 3 in reck mound, stan near -the summit of a yery— towards Canyon Cresk; thence distant; thence on a true line § 78° W 0.76 chs to a post in rock mound marked ‘No, 5}” “thence on a true line $15 E33.33 chs post marked :‘No, 6’ in rock mound 30 links 8 E of Lindsey Grade; thence on a true line N 75° EB 0.76 che to place of be. ginning, and containing 5 06-100 acres and being.a portion of Sections 2 and 11, Township.17 north, Range 11 east, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian. made prior.to.Jan, 1, 1858, and have been held_and worked since then by the applicants and their grantors in accordance with the mining laws of Nevada County Mining Adjoining this claim on all sides is vacant public land. All} —h e first. di ues ‘of publishing PP oi tal Staves Lanp Orrick. , Cal., February 2s 188} phuret d and Silver quartz mine and lode bearold, with, surface und, 100 feet n ft ! Creek , California, and described in the plat and’fietd notes on file in 8, viz: Commencing at a stake marked ius beteaon mound standtthe “which a black o8k_16 inches in . diameter bears N 45° E 46 links distant, and the post common toe Sections 1, 2,11 and 12, Township 17 N, Range 11 E,M. D. M., bears E 26.25 che distant; Thence; otra, rue line, var. 1T° @, N 15° W_ 33.33-chs toa post marked No. 4ina rock mound, Ee tree 16 inchesj in diamSurvey of Exterior Boundaries: _ .” as above. £0.76 che to rock mound Sections Said. location was any adverse claim. thereto are hereby required to present the . me before this office: within sixty days “{" B. McFARLAND, Register. AppPrant. m4} Sh mining and on a true hereof. namely ; 2400 feet with a width of 25 feet upon either side thereof for gaid distance ; _ba sold to satisfy asid iudgment together with interest and costs, and that said sale shall be for gold coin of the United States. Notice is hereby given that I will expose «pty to the bighest bidder, in front of the court House jin the city of Nevada, on ono i, May 17th, 1873. Between the hoursof 9o’clock A.M. and 5o’clock P.M. -[ Given under my hand this 18th day ‘of . April, A. Dv1878, : ’ JOSEPH PERRIN, Sheriff. By A. W. Porrer, Under Sheriif. Williams.& dohoson, Attorneys. No. 475. Application. for a Patent to a Mining Claim. j UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Bacramento,.Cul., April 29th, 1873. Ay] OTICE isbereby given that Joshua Coz. 26n8, whose Postofiice is Little York,Novada County, Cal., has made application for ‘patent for the Gail Plecer Mine, situate in Chalk Bini -Drstrict,—Nevada ISING STAR MINING By order of the Directors, ASSESSMENT NOTICE. COMPANY. siLocation of Works; Location of Principal Place of ness, San Francisco. Nevada “County, “California. is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board cf Directors, held on the 25th day of April, 1873, an assessment (No. 4) of six cents per share was levied upon the },Pet placer—minin capital stock of the corporation, payable immedi:tely, in United States gold and silyer coin, to the Secretary, Room 37, New ‘Merchants’ Exchange, §an Francisco, California. Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the 29th day of May. 1873, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction, and tnless payment is made before, will be sold on the 16th day of June, 1873, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs ot advertising and expenses of sale, Cahfornia Street, J. M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary. Office, 37 New Merchants’ Exchange, California St., San Francisco, California. a29 Notice <ounty, California, and described in the piat and field notes on file in this office as tollows, viz; Commencing at the northa & stake marked. G ©, (Gail Claim) 60 feet north from the center of Missouri Canon, irom which the corner common to sections 30 and 31 in T. 16 N, BR. 10 8, and Sections 26 and 36in T. 16 N, R.9 EB, benra.S 77? 15’, We 28:90 cha, and. run—var, 27° 16° ER, 8 8345 23.57 eha, up Missouri Canon .to a stake 75 lks from center of eaid Canon, marked GC. zene and Garber'a claim to astake marked G ©, 754ke from, er north 6f center of Canon, § 88%4° B19.8¢ chs on line of Cozzeng by SACRAMENTO, Cau., April 24 Commissioner's Jetter 75 tks «orper_of the Gail claim. 6 24° W 1.51 <hs acroas Missouri Canon fo a stake marked G C, 76 links § from center of said Canon. $ 8S W16.78 chs down south side of ef's Claim,toa stake marked G C, south from center of fhid Canon. 814° 4, 16,00 che, ascend hill to crest of same, to a steke marked GQ, from which a pine 4 it dia. bears 8 6{ W 10 lks dist., var. -11igS-E. = N J8%2 W 6.00 cha. On top vf ridge to ® Blake. marked G ©, to the ronth-cast Corner of fille Hunt Mining + Claim.. Thence, var. 17° 16° EK, N Oyo W.10chB. Descend on line of the Hunt Glaim to a stake marked G OC, 75 lka from «center of Missouri Canon, Thence 804° W 29.60 cha down said Canon to a stake raatked: GO, 76. His eouth from~center of suid Cancn. Thence N4%° E 2.37-che to pine of beginning, and containing 22.42‘100.acrea, and buing a portion of the 8 of eo 30.and Ng of N k & of Sec. 31, Townid Meridian. wn was made in 1866 or 1857 by Hes Ere: to-the pplicant doer not know of the ‘e : Being ; _ Adjoinin; claimants ai Tene and-Ga . Garber on the north, Duryea and : Rose. on the_east, Hunt Placer Mine onghe south, and Kissel_on the west, > All persons holding any adverse claim therete are hereby required to present the same defore this office. within sixty days from the first day of publishing hereof, ~ {Bo MCFARDAND, Register. Chas. H. Wyman, Atty., sacra:nento, Cal. iformMa. 25 “fad WALTHAM. WATCHES IN BEAVY CASES. Ww" hevesent great numbers of there excellent watches to Gur customers in the Peeific States, and aff have given satisfaction, We have for several years snid more Ameritair watches than any other house in the country, either wholesale or retail, and the reaaon is, that our y;rices are low, abd we ‘otly etl a goog ‘article, Our plan is, to send single watches by Ex prese to any place, no i-atter how remote, with the DIT to collect on. delivery; -to let the purchaser open the package and exemine the watch. end be perfectly satisfied before paying the bill; and we effer for any _ watch that docs not prove” ertisfactory to REFUND THE, MONEY.. it. y: Rie write fer cur DESCRIPTIVE ICE List, we will: mail it ta Ha without expense, and trem it you will sos that you can buy a‘pebuine Wal tham Watch of us atthe lowest possible New York prices. end withvuut any: risk whatever. We send 80 meny watches to the Pacifid States Met we alwuys heve 4, 5, 6 and 8 og. Gseb on chand,60 es to AN or deva promptly. Wheat yor write mention that you saw this avdice im the Nevada, “On., Lranseript sand ifgou whut reference _We can name persons in every county: on . the coast that: deve thad. wat hea trom us. Do hot let distaycnor your, out of-the-way iddation deter you trum writing forcthe Price List. Addncss Gris TLOWARD & CO. POTTER & SIGOURNEY, "No. 18 Commercial Street, . , a3 i “ ’ RFE, eelling erert ra in aren, A PRY, GLASSWARE, WALL PAPER, 2nd SHAPES. i — Calg @ p —~ seal a } unto set our hands and year first above written. T. B. McFARLAND, m6 United States Land Office. And whereas, seal of this officé, the day and the HART FELLOWS, Receiver. th, 1873.— OALD WHOM IT-MAYCONCERN: . } marked B,C,-No, 4. Thence N12°_30' k A egos she 16th day of April, 1886 4 the plat of Township 15 north, Range 16 iy gone ee Kast, was filed in the U. 8. Land Othe, and ;e&B. C. No.7. Thence N, 27° E388 ths to dated Decem: ber 2, 1871, Lots 3 and 4 of NW Quarter of Section 2,in township 15 north, Range 10 éast, is to be treated as mineral in charS 634° KE 7.60 chs, alongthe line of Coz-,. acter, and more valuable for.mjning than for agricultural purposes.until the contrary is proved after due notice, C George Blain( Post Office address Gold Run, . id; on the 28th day of August, A.D. of said tavine, being the-N E} 1872, file in-the Registe:’s office of this District his declaratory statement claiming the same land, alleging that itis agricultural in character, and ‘more valuable for agricultural than. for. mining : said Canon toa stake marked GC, 75 Ika . Therefore, you will please take notice, that ander and by virtue of instructions from the Commissioner of the General Land Office; dated May 6th, 1871. we haye fixed the 10th day of June, A. D, 1873, at 10 o’clock, A. M., at this office, before the Register and Receiver, for the hearing of proofs to deter. mine ag to the mineral or agricultural character of said lands. : 34 Fino cic ; In witness whereof, we have here. . being @ portionof the E 4 of NW 4; E 4 2. urposes.— affixed the Register. No. 476, — chs to a post marked No. 4 in a rock mound, -Creek, 3.06.chs east of the Washington trail. . Beginning at post at south end of the -a-post marked No, 3 in rock motmd, trom which -«—bierk osk-9 inches in d eter doeation was made prior to January 1, 1858, _N 6° W 4,25 chs to a stake marked B. C. No. “$39 -W +24 chs to stuke-merked B-€-No->} 1,2, ll and 12, Township 17 N, Range ll east, bears N 49° 24 #91.58 che. Thence on a true line, var; 17> E, N 26° W 45.45 standing on the summit of @ sharp divide betwéeu the South Yuba River and Ganyon Survey-of Exterior Boundaries: center line of the marked No, 1 as above; thence ons traedine N. 647-8 1.51. 16.-40.8 POs No. ‘Wrock mound; thence on a true line N 26> Wia5.45 clis to (Marked No. 4p) $ 64° W 1.5ichs, toa ‘ the centre rock mound, at the Ni “end of the lode : post marked “No; 5” ina rock mound; thence on a true line $ 26° E 45.45 chs. toa post in rocky mound;thence on_a true line N 64> E1.51 chs, to the place of beginning, and containing 13 72-100 acres, according to the United Statessystem of surveys, and being a portion of the 8 % of Sec and N % of Section 11, Township 17 North, Range Ti} East, Mt Diablo Base and Meridian. Said and has ever since beenheld _and worked under and in accordance with the quartz mining laws of Nevada County mining dis‘trict, and was. purchased from the at locators by applicant. Adjoining this claim on all sides is vacant public land. All persons holding any adverse claim . ; thereto are hereby required td the same before this office within. sixty days from the first day of publishing ‘hereof: T. B. McFARLAND, Register. Dibble & Byrne, Attys for Applicant. m4 ca a No 461. rock from which a pitch pine 18 inches in How many thousands of both . Phenee -vai-175 west-45-chains—to.a-. -male oA Etats a tiese Whe ate Date. &: line 8 64> W-161.chs to a ——— Be vieahd ah southerly portion and are believed to have } south. 54.06 chains distant, Thente var. 17° 50’ E. on a true line 45 chains to a post marked No2 in mound of rock from whicha pitch pine 30 inches in djameter, bears S 30° W 52 links distant, a b Pitch ine 50 inches in diameter, bears"N'7 Wot “Tinks distant. Thence var. 172 50’ RK, North 40 chains toa post marked No 3 in mound of demeter bears S 25 W. 67. links distant. black oak 10 inches in dismeter mirked No 4, from which a black oak, 8 inches in diThence var 17° 60° ¥ South 40 chains to; , and being @ portion of the fractional N3gsof See 1, T 15 N R9 BE. M. DM. Said of that portion formerly known as the Snicktam claim, being about the centre ‘of the ground. clainied now, and was owned in 1856 by E. D. Simm J. H. Fuller, Michael Heydlauffand . Heydlauff who are supposed to have béen the original to-} sators. Thre south-west portion of the ground was formerly known as the Burns & MeOsarty tlnims and -were located 12-1863. That part formerly known as the Snake vavine claims was located about the year 1863" and was held and owned by L. H. Heydlauff. The McFarland claims compose the been located about the year 1860. Adjoining claiv-ants are McDonald & Co. on the On, the North, East and West there is vacant public land. All. persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same befcre this office. within sixty days from the first day of publishing hereof. — 4 __, No, 469.« Application for a Patent Placer Mining Claim. to a U. 8. LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal., March 21, 1873. OTICE is hereby given, that George D. Lean, whosé Post Office address is Grass Va Nevada County, Cal., has made application for patent for the You 1 slaim, situate in You Bet Mining D2strict, described in the plat and field notes on filéin this office, as follows, viz: Beginning at @ inches in diameter, marked “B. CN. from which the quarter section post o east sidé of Section 36, Township 16 north, Range 9 east, bears S 825 W 27.50-chains distant. Thence on.a true line, variation 18° E, 86° 00’ E-9.90 clis to stake marked “B.C. No. 24." Thence 8. 812.30’ W_1.92 chs to oak stump marked “B. C. No. 25.” Thence 83° 30 W 7-20 toastake tnark.d “B. C. No. 26.”. Thence 81° 00’-E 12.95 chs to a pine tree marked B. ©. No. 27, Thence 8 85> 00’ E 8.20 chs to manzanita marked B;, C, No.28. Thence $ 85° E 2.80 chs toa stake. marked B. C. No, 29. Thence 1. {Thence S 862 E 18.50 chs to spruce stump marked B.C. No.2. Thence N 4° 30’ W 6.30 chs to stake marked is. C. No. 3. Thence N 87> 15’ E 0.56 chs to a stake 2.47 chs to astake marsed B. ©. No. 6. Quick Cures and Moderate Charge Established expressly to afford the afflicted _ T, B-McFARLAND, Register. PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. DR. W._K. DOHERTY’S _ Medical and Surgical Institute, No. 519 Sacramento Street, Corner of Leidesdorff Street—{A few door below the What Cheer House] SAN FRANCISCO. Private entrance on Leidesdorff Street, Sound and Scientific Medical aid, in the Treatment and Cure of all . Private and Chronic diseases, Cases of * ; Secresy > ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS. o the Afflicted. K. DOHERTY RETURNS . anks to his numerous patients for their pat ge, and would take this opportunity to_rem: them that ne continues to consult at his lnFtitute for the” cure of chronic dliseases of th. Lu Kidneys, Digestive, and Genitt-Urina gans, and all Private Diseases, viz: Syph lis in all its forms and stages, Seminal OCTOR his sincere “Weakness, and all the horrid consequences . , of self-abnse, Gonorhea, Gleet, Strictures, Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissiors, Sexual Debility, Diseases. of the Back and Loins, Inflammation of ‘the Bladder and the Kidneys, etv., and he hopes that his long expeThence N 14> 30’ W 1.90 chs to stake muarkflake marked B. C. No-8, ThenceN7? 45’E 1.76 chs to stake marked B. C. No. 9. Thence N 22° 15’ W 2.15 chs to a stake marked BC No, 10. Thence N 2° ¥ 4.84 chs toa stake marked BC No.11. Thence N 51° W 7.58 chs to:small pine marked B C No. 12. Thence N 32> 30.W 7.04 chs to+ cedar stumpmarked BCNo.13. Thence 14._ Thence N 26° 45’ 9.70 chs to a stake marked B C No, 15. ‘Thence N 54> 45° E 4.28 chs to stake marked BC No. 16. Thence N 8° W 12.30 chs to an oak stake marked BONo1T. ‘thence 8 54° 45’ W 13.35 chs tostake marked BC No.18. ThenceS 0° 30 W 5.49 chs to stake marked B C No. 19. Thence $8 11° W 9.10 chs to a Stake marked BC No. 20. Thence S$ 76° 15’ E 2.96 chs to a stake marked B C No.21. ThenceS2° E 2.80 chs to a stake marked B C No, 22, Thence $ 84°. W 12.12 chs to an oak tree marked B.C No, 23, at the place of beginning, and containing 107-01.100 acres and of SW 4%; W «of NEY and W +s of Sk & of Section 31, ‘township 16 north, Range 10 east, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian: Said location was mace prior to the year 1858, and has been beld ever since and worked by the applicant and hi8 predecessors, according to,the customs and usages of said mining distfict. Adjoining claimants are Brown Brothers _on—_th ral } FOtHersS rience : Bs continue to instre him a share of public patronage. By the ctice of many years in Europe and the United States he is enabled to apply the most efficient and succegsful remedies against diseases of all kinds. He uses no mercury, charges moderate, treats his patients in a correet and honorable way, and has references of unquestionable veracity from men of known respectability and high best and gentlest treatmeni, and implicit sscrecy. ; Spee 5 To Correspondents. . ? Patients (male or temale) residing in any part of the State, however distant, who may desire the opinion and advice of Dr. Doherty, in their respective cases, and who think. _proper to submit a written statement o such, in preference to holding a personaf interview, are respectfully assured that their COMMUNICATIONS WILL BE HELD SaCRED AND CONFIDENTIAL. If the case be fully and candidly described, personal communication will .be uhnécessary, ax instructions, including diet, regimen, and the eneral trestment oi the caseitself, (inciudng the remedies) will be forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as to convey no iea of the purport of the letter or parcel so transmitted. Cousultations. by letter or otherwise FREE, Perimanent cure guaranteed or no pay. . } resumed practice at his Dispensary, 623 Kearney Street, corner of Commercial, San Francisco, where his old’ patients and. those requiine his services may find him. taoney in ameter bears $ 17° 30’ E 39 links distant . ; the scenc. Let parents, guardians, friends ~who are . teaves and the ra >. Frapeisco quacks. \ Kim, by letter or otherwise, will receive the . . A é Doctor has—spared neither time nor seeking ouit new fermedies, and has returned with increased facilities for the dileviation of human suffering. Horrible Diseases. Fd ing ‘out s miserable existence from the ef. fect of secret indulgences, or from virus absorbed into the sd ‘Look at their pallid, emaciated and disfigured faces and

i 5 ms, disqualifying them for the happiness of marriage or the enjoyment of : thousands suffer untild.ath closes attend to any of-those who are sufferin with any of these horrible life destroying maladics—see that-they are cared for and cured before it be too late. Send them imhas madc private disease his’ especial stady for years, aud who is certain to cure tae fost inveterate cases without mercury or injurious drugs. It is important to those afflicted, or to those who _are inter ested in the welfare of their-friends, to be carefti_of the many pretended doctors who infest all\cities, publishing their skill_in curing all upon the public-by using the names of eminent physicians from Europe and other places. Be, therefore; careful and make strict inquiries, or you may fall into the jiands of thase charlatans. “~~. Seminal Mahrengs : Seminal Emissions, the consequence of self abuse. ‘This solitary vice, or depraved youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty, the following train of morhjd symptoms, unless ngereag by poate cane medion! 3. viz: Sallow countenance, dar Tener tne eyes, pain inthe head, ring. Ing in the ears, noise like the rustling of ttling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, confidence, diffidence in approaching strangers, a disiike to form néw acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss of. memory, hectic_fiushes, pimples and various eruptions “about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats, monomania and frequent insanity. If relief be not obtained, persons so afflicted should apply immediately, either in person or by letter, and have a cure effected by his new and scientific mode of treating his disease, which téver fails of effecting quick and radical eure. —Dr.G. will give One Hundred Doilars to any one who will prove satisfactorily-to him that he wascured of this complaint by either of the San Married Men, those who contemplate marriage, who: suffering under any of these fearful ladies, should not forget the sacred reresting upon them, nor delay iate relief. : Dr. Gibbon’s offi§ or ing for pac medicines may rely . upon his assurance of confidential secrecy With implicit faith, and e than to be charged with 2 fair -ally satisfactory remuneration of &§ rendered, considering the circums . of the cases, rather than a tow' prevalent and elfish practice of extortion umong quacks and pretenders. ‘ DR. GIBBON is responsible, and will give to-each patient a written instrument, binding himself to effect a radical and permanent cure, or mgke-ne-eharge.——_— a Cured at Home. < Pergons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a lctter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case, smyptoms, length of time the disease has continued, and haye medicine promptly forwarded, free from damage and curiosity, to any part of the . country, with full and plain directions for use. By enclosing $15 in currency or $10 in coin, in a registered letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Vargo & Co., a package of medicine will be forwarded by express to any part of the Union. © Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623° Kearney street, corner Commercial, San Francisco. Post Office Box 1957, Private entrance on Commercial street. Remember to put BOX £9. ter. Consultations FREE. 8a” Correspondents will DR. GIBBON that they ead mént in the DarLy TRANSCRIPT. 35" P00 ek ins toa stuke marked‘ B.¢ Xx, 35." Lacon Ti 30° E 13.15 etising ora CG. ginning, and containing 44. ing in Lots 9 and 10 Section 6, Township 165 North, Range 10 East, and in thes ye: of S$ E-% of Section.31, Township 16 Ni Range 10-East Mount Diablo Meridian. connect With pudlic survey commencing at life. In this horrid . the established corner to Townships 15-N, . Range -10_ Third standard N Township line 38.30 chains. ‘Thence § 95 Ww 5.90 chainsto stake No. 34, at the N W. corner of Brown’s Hill claims, making the closing line’ from this to Township ‘post, N. For the Walloupa Claim, as follows, viz Commencing at a point in a Reservoir ata stake marked “ii C No 50,” from which theestablished corner on the third parallel North, between Townships 15 North,Range « 9 Kast and 15 North, Range 10 East, bears N 22> W 24.24 chains distant, true line,—variation of the magnetic nee. ses in a few days, imposing . dle being 18>" E.—S 18°30" E: 2.88 chains to alarge Black Oak marked -‘B GC, No 49.” oF Ee sk tos. Na ae a . KY OTICE is: BF Tet aid Bld Sacramento, Cal. , . KEARNEY STREET TICE is . “that GEO: “3 OTICE is hereby given, that Enos P. ens KE Bik , N D. MCLEAN, PUEt office te pany, whose’ Post : Hubbard an@ John Driscoll, whose . . Cor, Commercial, San. FRaNcEco. is Grass Valley, Nevada County, Californig Oy sad Comey eT thaen tonal hea Post Office snares a Columbia Hill, ee : . ; hog made on 8 Licstion for » Patent ta, tion for paten ree housand (3000) . yada County, Cal., have made spplicatjon ; *, eece Su Brown's Hill Plac. lineal feet of the tta Gold and Silver } for oPatont to the Snicktam Piece claims, . eis see in 1854, for the treat . er Mines and the Walloups Placer Atl / quartz lode “with surface . situate in You Bet. Mining District, Nevada ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases: . situate in You Bet Mining District, Nevada ground 200 feet in i in Fall , Gal. and described in the Pist and . such as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Syphii . County, California, in Townships i5 ang 1g Creck mining district, Nevada Gounty, Cal. Field Nots on filein this office, as follows, . is in ull its forms, Seminal Weakness, Im: . North, Range 10 East, Mount Diablo x. ‘fornia, and described in the plat and field . yiz : Commencing at a post marked No 1, . potency, etc. . Skin Diseases (of years’ . ridian,and Sencrtibe din the Plats and Fie notes cn file in this office ge hag _ in mound pf rock on the sorth side of a — Te and Ulcerated legs successfully , — * file on Hos ran gh follows — Beginning at a post. i.‘‘No.1” in . deep cut, the same béing the outlet of Mc. treated. _ . For the Neece a est and Brown's 9 ha rock pat from which the, mouth-of Donald Go’s mine; from which the section. DR. GIBBON has the.pleasure of an. claim, viz: gm rar Gedy int in i the lower Lindsey tunnel bears N . W . corner common to Section 1, 3,11 and 12,. nouncingthat he lies returned from visiting } ervuir, ‘from which a Pine Tree, five inches 12.88 chs; and the post ‘somimon to Sections . 7, 15 N R. 9 E: M. D. M. bears S$ 22° 41’ W . . tie principal Hospitals of Europe, and has . in diameter bears N 96> 30’ W 2.51 chains, Thence on a true lihe, (variation of maynetie needle 189 E) S$ 36° 30” E 10.79 cy to large Black Oak marked “BO No, 3) ° Thence 8 55> 36’ W:19.40 chains to : marked“*B C-No. 32. Thence N 35 10.60 chains to a stake marked Thence N-19° 00° W. *B-C, No 34:” Thehce 8 58° 30" E 8.96 chailis to a Pine. stump marked *‘B ©. No. 48.” Thence s.‘ 68° W7.42 chains toa stake marked “ep? é C No 47." Thence S 19> 15° EG2i chains _ to a Pitch Pine marked “B © No 46.”._. Thence § 38° 15° E 3.42 chains toa Sugar Pine marked ‘‘BC No 45.” Thence N 4° our E hho 44.” Thence $ 34> 45° £4.36 chainsto a small Pin Thence S$ 20> 00’ W 8.60. chains to a Sugar 30’ E 3.03 chains toa stake marked “BC, No 41.” « Th No. 36-” beginning, Meridian. of Hydeliff ‘and-on the the South thereto are a stake marked “BC. No 40.” 80°30’ E 3.03 chains to a stake marked. “BC No 39.” ision, blunted intellect, loss of fcliains to a stake marked ‘BO No 38.” confused ‘vi Thence § 80° 30’ E8.45 chains toa stake marked ‘B. C: No 37.” E, 27.12 chains to a stake marked “B. U. Thence N. 81> 00’ W 9,44 chainstoa stake-marked ‘““B, C. No, 35.” "TPhence S 84° 30’-W 11.05 chains t6 the place of:being in @ portton of Lots 6, 11, 12 and 13, Township 15 N Range 10 E Mount Diablo . Said locations were made long prior the year 1860 and have been held and worked ever since by this upplicant and his pre-decessors i the mining customs and laws of You Bet Mining District. Brown’s Hill claims are bounded on the west: by Birdseye Canon; on the south by vacant public.land; onthe East by claims The Walloupa Placer mine is bounded on Birdseye Canon and on the other sides by claims owned by parties whose names are unknown,.and by vacant pubdlic-land.All persons holding any adverse. elaim same befor this office within 60 daya from ‘the -tirst = VW o 3 inble & Byrne, Attorneys for Appli owe “BON “13.38 to 8 stake Thence N $52 7 €. tog at place of he. Cres and he. To ° id/15-North Rangé 9 Fon Thence Kast on Thence om a e tree marked “BC No 43," Pine marked *‘B C No42.”"" Theuce 8 5° nence N 20° 00’ E 6.82 chains to Thence § Thence 8 20°_60’ W 6:52 Thence N 5° 30° abd containing 43.29. acres and n interest in accordance with The Neece & Wert andand Bush and Brown Brothers “North by vacant public land, aud East by Hankin elaims and hereby requested to present tlie day-of-pibi sation eot: Tt. B. McFARLAND, Register. cant. mis N im the Plat vine, T chi riation of 1 W 2.72 +t . Application for a Patent to-a ~ Mining Claim, —— M hacer for pa situate in vada County, the plat and field asfollows, viz: Com west corner of the clai vation, at eo ed E Claim) apd run —var. 17° 15° B third standard parallel, bears 44.70 che dist. Thence, var. 17 43%° E 12.82 cha, side of Wilcox Ravine. stake marked B C—yar. 17> 15° W J.740he to'a crocked ork, m. var. 17° 16’ Be 865°. w 3.50 Ditch, 11.62 chs to the -plsee of and contai -10-.32-460 acres peation of the + E 3g of Fec 31, Towrgh ivn. South and East along Wileox the North b fea and Kose. “AIL pe Pe a thereto tire Hereby r quired to Stine Before this: ottice with trom the first mo 7 UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal.Mey 2d, 1873. OTICE is hereby given that Bernhard Huysink, W.H. Kinder and. Epbriam . Thomas, whose Postoffice is Dutch Flat, County, Cal., have made application t fortLe Emigrant Plecer Mine, ttle York Mining District, NeEmigrant -—s baal 3 e 2.46-che/ Cross Ditch, 10.40 -che to a Stak marked £ C, being alsothe & E corner 0: Lrown und Vandyne’s claim, about one chain north of Wilcox Ravine, from which the corner common: to Sees 31 and 22.0n ‘ raliel with Wileox Ravine to a stuke marked K-C on the north a Yar, 17° 15’ EN 824° W 4.38 chs-to an-oak «tum ‘ef SE \ and® % of N ip 16 north, Range 10 East, Mt. Diablo Base and MeridSaid location was made:prior to the year 1860, by parties unknown te the applicants and isnet Of record. Avjoining clafmunts ae Brown &: Vandyre on the South and West: by the Yuba Ditch Co.’s claim on the also on the NE by the Jatter©o., und on o S32> 45° EB 2 YE, N E—S'54S a EC. “chs, Cross bevinning, and being a kkavine, and ding aify adverse claink present the Bs ges Bie in wixty days pot publishin: Tt. 3, oFAKLAND™ hereof. Register. ‘LOST. ‘ Ss Wearing Appard and was logt. bel ween~ Nevada, April 30th, 1873.’ e _ Mevada, Mayi#o, 1873, CARPET BAG, containin Ladies other articles, vada City and Weshingt’n, on Tuesday last. ‘The finder wll he : by: ea et at the Grocery ore of . 5. HOLBROOK, ote Dy Chaser Stree’ Pp with] Wh 68 the fetta, shitgrant Company and Duryea & Rose on the the North. On the east by Wilcox Ravine and ep the west by vacant land. : ~~AIT persons holding any adverse claim . thereto are hereby required to present the same before this office within 60 days from the first day of publishing hereof. T. B, McFARLAND, Register. Dibble & Byrne, Attys for Applicant. m25 J. & 8. ROSENTHAL, THE PIONEER DRY GOODS DEALERS, Wee announce to the Ladies of Nevada County that they have the finest anid-.most complete stock of Dry Goods in the mountsing, which they are KID GLUVES, $1 a pair, 25 3 DRESS GOODS, 18 cents per yard, ~~ And everything else in proportion. J. & S. ROSENTHAL, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. Nevada, April 23a, 1873. $500 Reward. T HE undersigned will pay the atove Reward upon the co viction of the murderer of A, Lind, who was siksassinated atthe town of North Bloomfield, in. this a 25th day of Merch, A. D, 3733. id reward to be paid upon the con. JOSEPH PERRIN, eriff of Nevada County. Nevada, May 38, 1873. . . (Pormerly ‘Clerk °U> 8. Band™Ofiice. }: Attorney for Land Claimants, . : ~~ Sactaménto, Cal CULAR atiention given to all A ~ business connected witn Public Landy, iomesteads, Pre-emptions: Applicati: na for Mining 'Patenis, Blake ‘Sclive) Lan ds, er married or single, and will be sent FRE ike ssa as 26 cents per yard. . Comity, Calufuruia, and uescrived as fol , 26 cents, 9 ' 4 TOWELS, §2 per dozen. Juwe; on. dianibuy Creek seve: DR. DOHERT*. has just published an fiumportant panmphiet, embodying his wn views and experience in relation to Impo. tence or Virility, being a short treatise on Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness. Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on this allectiou and other diseases of the sex ual Organs. This little work contain Sin formation of the utmost value to all, whethby mail on receipt of Six Cents in Stamps for return postage. A Address, W. K. DOUHERTY,M. D. B24 Seu Francisco, Cal. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. {CE is hereby given that pursuant e selling st astonishingly low rates. Head 3} § Sonat — eer eteed Goan ew of the prices: Jn : : Sone, eS ee oe tnude the 2d day of May, 1374, in tne mut. eB ag at $1 Soe ter uf theestate of A, Lind, deceased, the as INE ae eax undersigned wdmimistrator of said estate,a +; HAWLS rea es 4. Will sei 2t-pudlic wuction, lor cash in U, STOUKINGS wa) bit 5. gold coin, subject tu eonnrmation of suid FRENCH Dy. SE Li oe é Probate Court, ou “the 24th day of May, A, BLEACHED MUSLIN to ode for 3.) D. 1873, at the town of North bioomiicld, BLACK ALPACCA at S13 —? a iruntel Burt & McKislican’s store, ail the right, Utie, interest and estate uf the Sait As din, attee tine of-bis-death, vf, pp ine ruuniig rh contuiuin; about To 04-100 ac of ink, Sag chums. lormerny kuowb Nas the atuutiens Ce,’s cl iis; aisv, the intercst, tite nd ebiate of a. Lind, deceased, in LuPduproveluebtis, Hupichents, and appurteaaac MPO Bald cea s, '¢TLus and conditiopsof sale—Cashin U, S. gus coin, Money tw be pad onocday of Beit. we at ge aig vl purchaser,” . ! & a) » BUde . Dek Geek. ate ce mae UMMONS.—In the Justice’s Court-6 3 Little York Township, County-of Nevada, State of. California, Befdre W:; C. Barker, Justice of rie Foe ‘The People of the State of California send greeting to N. Birch. You-are hereby requirgyip appear before mre, at my office, in Litt Fork Township, County of Neveda, man attion brought agatnst you by Louis Voss, and an-swer to the complaint in said action now on file in my office within ten daysafter the service on you of this Summons: Thesaid action is brought to recover the sum of one hundred and four 1*-100 dollars on decount of lumber sold and deliver.d to yon at yctr request which account is now on file in my office, And you are hereby notified that if you failto appear and answer the said complaint as above required said plaintiff will take indgment against you for the said. amount of $104 18 together with costs and damages. To the Sheriff Or any Constable of said Nevada County : Make legal service and due return hereof. Given under my hand at Little York Township this 28th day of April, 1873. W. C. BARKER. Justice of the Peace. It appearing to me. by affidavit, that the a: fendant.in the witbin action, has left the State-mna-cannot be found, and itis herehy ordered that the within Summons be published in th: Nevada Daily Transcript at Teast once a week for 60 days. m5 W. C. BARKER, J, P, OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. twee RELIEF. FOR. ¥OUNG MEN : from the effets of Errors and Abiises. in early life. Manhood restored. . iments to marriage removed. New method . of treatment. .New and remarkable remedies. ~Bookg' and cirealars sent free, in lo Address HOWARD ‘As. ON, No 2 South Ninth Street, a. Pa.—an institution having a r honorable conduct profersional-ski}>— , weed f= MATTER ofthe Estate of A, Lind, deceased. Notice is her by given vy the uuversigned adudnistrator of, the. above naued estald. to the cee ditors of, anu ail persens taving claus against Bait xie. feubet, lo ¢Xbublé the same with the neces Hirst pubilcadGn Gt this inoticé, 4 ae Psigtea edibultier.ter at :% ee toe Guurt Huse,” Nevada ‘ity, Nevada ~~ SOHN’ MBUSH, Ady : Chas, Mukiy. Ancae ey Ao miutetrater, sary Vouchers within ten months from the . } = eiriintle ; ruotographic and Daguer ARTIST,” DIBBLE & BYRNE, _ Attorneys & Counselors at ] — ~ (dames K, Byrne, Notary Public } « door to Post Office, in} C 58.” Township 9 chuint to 864° ws C 63." ‘Th ehaius tua bas ravine 30" w 3.2 ¢ 71.” ‘Ther trict, the south, Au PoP Bae beto from the fi <“ No. 463. : Application for.a Patent toa -Piacer Mining-€laim, ~ OTICEis hereby given, That George D. F McLean, whose Post Office addresti Grass Valley. Nevuda County,Cal. has made > application tor Patent for the Red Dog Placef Inine, situate in You Bet Mining District Nevada County, Calitornia, and described fice, ss follows, viz : murked “LB CO” 52, standing in Arkansas KerDog and Nevada read tron which a live oak _ 50 “inches in diameter, bears S 19° w J. » chains distant, ; chains to a stake myrked “BC” 63.-' mte N 679 45’ w 2.90 Chains to a stake arked “B C TC 55.”. Theice N 15° E 11-41 chaine to au oak stu U4 45" w 451 chains to a shaft 57, Thence Thence N 10.25 chains toa stake murked ‘'B C 53,” standing 7 50 chains 8 of corner to Sections 24 and-95 on-# Hine of. E 9,50 chains to u stake markcd “B C No 60.’ © ThenceN 54° i0’ Kk 4 chains to a barvt stump marked *‘B C61,” Stake markcd “B.C 64.” 2.61 chains toa stake marked “B C 66."= Thence 8.14° 15’ E 2.05 chains to.an oak tree niurked “BC 66.” 4.21 chains to.8 stake ma’ kea **BC No 67.” Thence 858° 591 chains to a Reservoir No 68. ‘Khene859° 16’ E 3.33 N1° 45’ £5.46 chains to 4 stake in Arkanmarked *-B © 72,” €nence 3s 450 W 13.97 chains to place of beginning and contaibing 48.03 acres, and Leing a portion of the Ws ot N W_X¥ and & W & of 5 WX of Seo 90; fownship 16 North, bange 10 East Ms. Diably Meridizn. Said location was made prior to the year 1858 anu has ever since been held-and wor éd by the it and intere+t under und in accordance with the customs snd usaves of said Mining DisAdjoining claimants are Stehron the west. Duryea and Rose (2 and by Dury:a and Kuse and vacant pub lic land-on the north ~ sre bhereby required to present the Dibble & Byrne, Attys for applicant. beg and field-notes on file in this ofBeginning at a stake ims al ove the crossing ot the Red Thence on a true jiné, vaInagnetic needle ls E, North 54." Thence §69> w © o forked oak marked ‘3 mp marked *B C66.” Thence NX 7.47 to a small oak marked “B 16N RO. Thence N 67° ‘Thence 8 38° B astake marked ‘“-B C 62.” Thgnce -60 chains to a stake marked “B ence $8 8° 15’ w 9.55 chains tos Theuce N sv? Thence § 61° W poiut in stuke marked “B C 69,” Thence marked “BC 70,” ‘Thence 31° huins to a stake marked ‘‘B C No ce 8 20> Ww 10 chains to a stake Taimant and his predecessors It Hemy by Arkansas Capyouvon the east, ms—holding.any adverse clait re this oftice within sixty ¢a)§ rst day of Peeiahing hereof. T. B. MCPAKLAND, Register. JOHN H. HARRISON. NILES. SEARLS, “FP YrALER IN BE MUTTON. aa te Fy VEAL, CORNED Bf EF, CORNED a Be yes suld at reasonable rates for ma on Bread Street, opposite the Nevada . Thentre. Fe % ¢ = a Bite . ) RP. ( and Counselor at Law Onn be Valley. : ; Main Street-Gra ~ spl 5% WILLA Counsetors anu Attorne E—Overtieckman’s Salen, OF Brow ¢ 1 Pine