November 10, 1874 (4 pages)

3 i j ea LL ie No Cure, N. “Ss CALIFORNIA INSTITU TE. : Established by oe '. DR. J. C. YOUNG, IN 1850, o Pay. ‘Consultation, by Letter or othexSee / . wise, Free. HIS GELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS enjoyed on this Coast an uninterrupted , fuecess of .21 years, and’ has become one of the most celebrated Institutions of the age. The great nimber annually received and enred, place itin point of number of patients among the very first of the world, and the success of its treatment ranks it second none, PRIVATE DISEASES. In Mates and Teregulseiiensj° Females are the great destroyers of héalth. They: insidiously attack the system, end ually unGertoing and destroy it; they drive jhe dicom f*oni the cheek, the lustee’from the eye, the strength and vigor from the frame, they give puny and diseased offspring, and poison, thrpugh successive generations, the race of man, The marks Can be seen in scrofula, Consumption, ripples, the Idiotic, the Paralytic, and the Insane, Ss MERCURY, recognized as the most FATAL MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with the Venereal, doublé@his dangers. who have been treated with that pernicious MINERs«L POISON are not cured ; the dis. ease had assumed a new form, By DO NOT BE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURE, __‘fhat leaves the poison to crawl through the syetem, eating its way into the tissues and organs beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst outin the future with a yirn‘‘gnce that will baffle the effects of medicine SEMINAL WEAKNESS. . -The young man whe experiences that 4s1owing Weakness in his muscular and mental grganization should stop, and consid whence itd rises. *He will find in the weakness of the back, trembling of the limbs, disordered digestion, unaccountabie failing of tle powers of the mind, distaste for society, dread of impending trouble, forebod~. ings oF evil, sleeplessness, troubled and las, To*him who finds his life dribbli % “vivt’us dreams, accempanied by growing deafness, loss oF muscular power, and numerous other symptoms of disorganization, the -positivéteaces of that most.terrible and destructive of BH: diseases—Seminal Weakness—wasting away-his powers, destroying his hope of lifeand mairhood,and dragging him along the broken path his existence, toward a premature and loath tht discharge of the vital principle of tence in nocturnal and diurnal emissions; the mere cessation of the causes of its ap. searance brings ho reliefs Marriage, that holy office, the safeguard and hope of manhood, brings to such a one no hope of cure, but adds to his misery in the knowledge that the one“who looks to “him for so much of her happincss is a victim of his evit, and an innocent companion of his punishment. He adds to his misery and disorder until hope leaves him, There is no rescue except in proper and skillful treatment. Consult, then, at once, a physician whose practice and careful research ‘has made him thoroughly conversant with every phase of the disease, Those who have decome victims of seditary yices, that dreadful, fascinaiing and destruetable habit, that fills thousands of sick rooms with paralytics and consumptives, and hundreds of untimey graves with 1.8 misguided victims,should consult wi nout delay, one who will sympa ithise. with their sufferings: To snch th Doctor would espécially recommend: iim . Gelf, giving to each and allguarntees of a Perfect and Permanent Cureawithout hindrance from business, change of diet, fear of. exposure. : IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. When a Female isin troutle or afflicted with disease, and requires medical or surgical attendance, the inquiry should be, where is there a physician who is fujiy coropetent to administer relfef, and whose respectable standing in society,recommends him to the confidence of the community, The Doctor, understanding how. imperatively necessary » these req airementé are, feels called upon to —interpowe, and by ealling the attention of the atilicted to the dact that. he has been Professor of Obstetrics and Female diseases for Twenty Years, and is fully qualified to adminiterin all cases, both medically and surgically, not in a superficial manner, but in as thorough a manner asyears ef study and practice—both in hospitals and families » —cail make, fo'save them from the hands of the unqualified unscrupulous, and design. ing. Therefore, familics can rely tipon him us upon a father, Allin affliction can find in him one. whe dan feel "and: sympathise with and befriend thém in trouble—one in whose secresy the utmost confidence caa be . ylacee. a, To Correspondents. LETTERS.—Persons of: either ‘sea, who wish to consult thePoctor, and who cannot visit the city can, by stating their symptoms in a letter, receive nd¥ice and assurance of acureat home. All letters returned or de. troyed. Address, BENJ, F. JOSSELYN, M.D, No, 618 Sacramento Street, near Montgom ery. Box ‘ -PROBATE NOTICE. NTATE of California, County of Nevada, kK In Probate Court, Nevada conuty California, “In the matter of thé Estate of Phillip, Baltz, deceased, It appearing to the said Oourt by the petition this day filed by Charles ¥, Schwartz, the administrator of the kstate\of Phillip Baltz, decensea prayiny for an order of sale of real and personal estate, that 1b is noceseary to sell the whole of the realand pergonad estate to pay “the allowanceto the fannily, and the debts expenses and charges of administration. It is therefore ordered by “the Court that all persons interested in the Estate of said de. ceased appear befowe-the Probate Cour. on Saturday, the 14th day of November, A, D. 1874, at 10 o’cloex in the forenoon of. said day at the Court Room of said Probate Courtin the city of Nevada, to show cane why an order should not be granted to the said Achuinistrator te sell all of the real and personal estate of the said Geceas-d; And that ‘a copy of this order be published at least four successive weeks in the Neva+ da Daily ‘transcript, & newspaper printed and published in said city and county, Nevada City, Oct. 5th 1874. JOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge, Office of the County Clerk of the County ot Nevada. JI John Pattisou, County Clerk of the County of Nevada, State of California, and ex-Cticio Clerk of the Probate Court in ad for said County, ao hereby certify the _ toregoing to be a fall, true und correct copy . y an original order, on file in this, my ofice. a‘ Witness my hand and the seal of jen porty Court, this Sth day .of Oét ——~ ) 1974, 06 k JOHN PATTISON, Clerk, To Railroad. Contractors! ee PROPOSALS will he received K at the office of the Nevada County Naz, row Gauge Railroad Company, ‘i Grass Valley, until Saturday, the 2ist day of No vember, A. D. “Is74, for the construction and ng 0, eh of a frst class Narrow Gauge Railway, from the. town of. C ifax, Placer county, to Nevada City, by way of Grass'Valley, Neyada county, on the linte of the survey of the company, and in gccdrdance with the specitivations prepared by J. H. Bates, the Chief Eugineer of the company, The company prepeses to pay to the contractor whose bid. is accepted, ene-half of the cénttact Srive in cash, (U. 8. gold von) and one-balfin the bonds of the company, secured by mortgage oi all the property of the company, payable twenty years after date of issuance, and bearing eight per cent, per annum interest, payable senu-annually. The company’ re. serve the right to reject any and all-hids cr proposals, The specifications may be examined and full particulars obtained, by . application to the Chief Engineer, J, Bates, at the office of the company,: in Grass Valley, persdmally er by letter, or by letter acdsessed to the Secretary. ; by order of the Board of Directors. ‘ GEORGE Firercaer, Secretary. “% . Gold Mining Company. ‘No. 616. Application for’ Patent to Mining Claim, . UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, }Sactamento, Cal., Nov. 2d, 1874. J OTICE is hereby piven, to whom it may concern, that an appplication has been made by WILLIAM H. DURYEA, to the Government of the Unjted States for a Pat¢ént to the following described mining claim, viz.: known as the California PlacerMine esituated in You Bet Mining District, Nevada county, State of California, and more particulatly described as follows, to ‘wit: on surveyed land, and being in townships. Nos. Fifteen (15) and Sixteen (16): North, Ranges Nos. Nine-{9) and Ten (10) East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, in the district of lands subject to sale at the United States Land Office at Sacramento, Cal. and containing eighty-eight and eightythree hundredths (8 83.100) acres of land, be theggine more or less, aud consisting of nine A sciarats lots or parcels of land severally and separately bounded and described us. follows; aiid numbered froin ohe’to nine both 4dnclusive; 4 F BOT ND. 1, i ° ng claims of Hussey Bros., and on the east and sonth by the Rosé & Duryea Placer Mine'otvned by said Rose .& Duryea, and more particularly described as-fpllowe; . Commencing at a stake marked “R: D, No, 16" on the. line of the. Rose and Duryea survey, said stake being. the agretd,. corner between Rose and ‘Duryéa on 6ne side and Hussey Brothers on the other. Thence on a true line, magnetic variation Thase. Bounded on-the north-and-—west—by-minan oak stump marked “R.D.” Lands on the south -belonging .to Rose .& Duryea. Thente on a true Kine*S 842)" E 4,15 chains, to a pine § inches in diameter, marked “‘R.D, No. 17,” and standing ‘on the bank of an old reservoir, Lands south . Claimed by Rose & Duryea. Thence on a true line N 48° 12’ F 20.00 chains toa pitch, pine 3 feet in diameter marked ‘‘*R, D. No, 18,” standing at the foot of Chalk Bluff, Thence.on a true line N 43° W 4.54 chains to a stake. marked “C Now 1” (California No. 1) from which a maple tree 30 inches in diameter bears N 83° 00’ E 91 links distent. Thence on atrue line § 53° 00' W, 29.69 chains to place of heginning,. (land on the nortl owned by Hussey Brothers) and containing 13 25-100 acres according to the U. 8. system of surveys. LoT NO, 2, bea ! Commencing at stake marked B, C. No, 62.’ Wirdseye. Creek No, 62) being corner No, 62 OKapproved survey of G. D, MeLean for the-Red Dog Placer Mine, Thence on a true line mag. va. being 18>. E, 8 64° W 3.60 chains to a ke marked B.C. No. 63. Thence on a true s B8S 15’ W 9.55 -chains following the line ofthe Red Dog Placer Mine to a stake [email protected], C, No, 64, Thence on a true line N 808 .W 2.61 chains to a stake marked “B.C. Noh,” Thence on % ‘true line § 14° 15° BE 2 chains to a black oak 16-inches-in_ diame. ter marked B. C, No, 66, Thence on a true line's 61° W 4.21 chains to a stake marked “B.C, No, 67. Thence on a true line § 58° £5.91 chains to a’ pointin the ®tair ‘leservoir, -Thenee-oh-a@ true line § 59° 45’ E 3.33 chains to a stake marked B,C. No. . 69, Thence on @ true line N 71° 45’ BE 5.46 chains to avstake marked B: ©. No. 70, standing hear thé head of Arkansas Ravine. Gromnd on the west and southwest from the place of beginning to. this point is included in approved survey of the Red Dog Placer Mfne, owned by the Birdseye Oreek Thence on a-true line N 68° 45’ E'7.08 chains toa large sugar pine 5 feet in diamter, Thence on a true line 'N 9 © West at 12.75 chains, touch., ing 8. W.side of Dooling Canon and at.13.75 chains touching Northeast side of same. 14.76 chains to a black oak 8 inches in diameter miarked C, No 8, ‘Thence on a time line N 8 © W at 1,25 chains touching east side of Dooling Canon, and at 3.75 chaing touching West side of same. 6.98 chaing to place of beginning, being bounded on the $8. E. and North by vacant land from the head of Arkansas Ravine to this point, and containing 23-54-100 acres of land according to the U. 8. system of surveys. “2 BOT BO, a; Bounded on the north and east by Red Dog Placer. Mine, owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold Mining Company, on the south by vacant ground and on the west by the Starr Placer mine owned by. the Birdseye. Creek “Gold Mining Company and more particularly described as follows; Commencing at a stake marked B. C. No. 52, (Birdseye Creek No. 52) being the south corner of the approved survey of the Red Dog Placer Mine, standing in Arkansas Ravine, and from whith a livé oak tree 50 inches in diameter bears S 19° W 1.85 chains distant. Thence on a true line mag, va. being 18° E, N.11.36 ehains to.a stake marked B,C. No, 53, Thence on a trae line N 67° 45° W 2.90 chains along the line of the Red Dog Placer Mine to a stake marked B. ©, No, 54 and “S$. No, 2.” (Starr No. 2.) Thence on a true line $8 42 W 12:30 chains along the line of the approved survey of the Starr Placer Mine to a' stake marked ‘8. No. 1."". Thence on a true line 8 TS 45' E3.26 chains to a stake marked S. C. No. 2, from which the live oak ‘tree refecred toin the beginning bears N, 54° E 3.02 chains distant, and the mouth of the old **Mallory Tunnel” bears N. 29°°£ 72 links distant: Thence ema true line N 43° E 4.60 chains to place of weginning and containing 4 20.100 acres of land according to the U. 8. system of sufveys, LOT NO. 4, 5 Commencing at a stake marked Q. Nd. 9, in the tow of. Red Dog, from which the southwest corner of the brick store bears N 25° 15’ W1.22 chains distant. Thence on a trie line magnetic va. being 18> BN . 83° 30° E et 6.92 chains erosses Nevada stage road 17.27 chains to pine stump 36 inches in-diameter marked GC, No. 10,” on the northwest.line of the approved survey of Rose and Darvea, between Nos, 12 and 13 of that survey. Land on. the north claimed by Moore, Chew.and Bush. Thence ona true line § 22° L) Wat 9.25 chains crosses Nevada stage road 10.00 chains to stake marked. "'©. No, 11,” ow the north side and **Mo'No. T’ on the west: side, and from whicha pine 6 inches in diameter bears N'16° E 60-links distant. Thisstake forias a corner common to Cozzéns’ ground, the Rose & Duryea ground, the Missouri Canon and the California. ground. : This’ line-runs along the west side of ground ap-* plied for by Rose & Duryea. Thence ona true line along the line of Missouri Canon ground S$ 89> 00° W‘12.60 chains to a black oak tree 6 inches in diameter, marked ‘‘C. No, 12" and **Mo No, 2.” Thence on g true line N 35> 45° W 7.51 chains-along the east line of ground claimed by Moore, to place of beginning,and containing 12 77-100 aeres according to the U. 8. system of surveys. 2 LOT. No. 5 Begiuning at a large sagar pine’stub 40 inches in diameter, marked 8. C. No,’ 6 (Starr Clainy No, 6) standing at the ‘northwest corner Of approved survey of the Starr Placer Mine. Thence on_w# true line. magngtic variation being 18° E 8 58°'R 9,10 chains to a stake at the intersection of two . ditches, marked “DD, G-No. 72" Thence on a true line § 3° E 7.54 chains to'a deep shaft at the head of a deep cut. coming, in from the Arkansas Ravine, Ground thus far on east included in Starr claim; owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold Mining Company. Thence ona true Tine $ 28530" E 4.61 chains to an iron pin set in an old road from which the northwest corner of toll bridge bears $ 81° 30’ E 3 chains dis. tant. Ground. on tke east and south claimed by BD. E. Bush and embraced in his Survey of Arkauses and Greenhorn Canon Mine. Thence ona trae line S$ 71° 43° W 3.27 chains to a stake marked +S. G, Np. 8.” Thence On a true line N 352 30° chains toa stake in stohe mound. Thence on a true line 8 42° 13° W 6.17 chains to a black oak tree 6 inches in diameter marked “Q. No.6.” ‘Thence on a true line 8 asc ® in sliqneter marked “C. No. 5,” standing on there ut Arkansas Ravine sdjotuine the claim of D. E. Bush. Thence on a true line N 42> E 7.78 chains to a stake marked being 18> East, N 78> 50’-B,.8.09 chains bs $.2T W 1.83 chains to a black oak tree 4 inches: “OC, No. 4” from which a pine 24 inches in diameter bears N 55° E 19 links distant. Thence on a true line N 35° 30’ W 3.26 chains to a pitch pine stub marked “C, No, 3.” Thence on a true line N 9° y 9.40 chains to the place of. beginning. e ground omthe. west from thé oak. at corner No. 5 to this-point is vacant. Said Lot No. 5 contains 9,2-100 acres of land according to the U. S. system of surveys. 3 LOT No. 6. _ Bowhded on the north and east by the Emigrant Placer Mine, owned by Roge and ’ Duryea and on the south and west by the You Bet Placér Mine, owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold Mining Company and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a stake marked BE, C?. (Emigrant Claim) corner No. 2 of approved survey of Emigrant Placer Mine. Thence ona true line mag, ya. being 18° E, NS1l1SO W 7.58 chains to asmali pine. Thence on a true lint N 32° 30’ W 2.91 chains td a stake ymarked E. C.in a mining excavation, being corner No. 1 of approved survey of ‘Emigrant Placer Mine. Thence on a true line $ 47° 15’ E. along the liné of the Emigrant Company’s approved survey, 10.40 chains to place of beginning; and containing 34-100 acres according to-‘the United States system of survey. é Foss 2 OE MO, Ts Pa ee : Bounded on the north by the -Emigrant Placer Mineowned by Rose and Duryea, on , the east and south by-the Smith Powell pany, and on the west by the You Bet Placer Mine, owtied by the Birdseye Creek “Gold Mining Co., and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a stake identical with No. 1 of plit 6 of, this survey, and also with Emigrant Company's vo. 2a8 approved, Thence on a true line, magnetic variation being 18° E N 44> 15’ along line of Emigrant ground 1.54 chains toa post on line'of approved .surrvey. of Smith Powell ground. -Thence on a true line $ 13° W along the Smith Powell fine, 7.98 chains to a stake where the You Bet claim line strikes that of the Smith Powell. Thence on a true-line N 6.05 E 6.70 chains to place of. beginning, and com taining 24-100-.acreg according tothe U §, pystem of stairveys.:} ‘ ; LOT NO. 8. Beginning at an oak stump marked ‘A, TP. M.,”. being the southeast cornet of the approved ‘survey of the Atkins. and Taylor, Placer Mine owned by Atkins and Taylor. Thence on a true line, mag. va. 18> ES 22° EB 7.19 chains toa black oak 30 inches in-diameter marked ’**O. No, 13” standing 1.00 chain ‘south of G. 8. Brown’s house, Thence on a true line § 65° 30’ E 2.75 chains to a black oak 14 inches in diameter marked ‘‘C, No, 14.” Thence.on a trne line § 23° 45’ E 11.90 chains follow: ing down the West side of Union Ravine to a spruce stub, corner No. 17 of Brown Brothers. approved survey, standing on the east side of Wilcox Ravine Ground, on the west vacant, Thence on a true line S 42> 27 E along line of Brown Brothers ground 4,80 chains to Brown Brothers cor, No. 16. Thence on a true line $ 62° 14’ E 4.50 (hiins to Brown Brothers Cor, No. 15. Thettee on a true line N 4° 30’ E 3.29 chains sugar pine 50 inches in diameter marked *C, No, 17.” ‘Thence en a true line N 48° 30’ W.3.61 chains to a black oak 30 inches in diameter. marked ‘*C, No. 18.” Thence on a true [email protected] 338° 38’ W 13.81 chains to a black oak 12 iftfehes in diameter marked ‘‘C, No. 19.” Thente on a true line N 8S" 5.14 chains -to a bla inches in diameter marked~'C. No, “RR. D. No. 31” vacant ground on east south from Brown Brothers Corner No, 15 to this point. Thenve on a true line N 4° 45 W along the line of the Rose and Dur. yea approved sur¥ey. Ground on the east owned by Rose and Duryea 13°45 chains to a stake marked ‘‘A. T. P, M.”’ corner of Atkins and Taylor Application, Thence on @ true line 5 71° 45’ W along the line of Atkins & Taylor ground 7.08 chains to a stake marked ‘A, T. P.M-” Thence ona true line south 9.16 chains to oak stump at place of beginnitig and containing 17,97-100 acres according to the U, 8. systeni of surveys, LOT NO. 9. Surrounded by vacant grouud. Beginning at a black oak inarked “B. B, 14,” forming the southwest corner of the plat included in Brown Brothers approved surveyThence on atrué line mag. ‘va. 18° E N 52° 30’ E crossing Wilcox Ravine 3.94 chains toa black oak stub 30 inches in diameter marked ‘‘C, No. 22."" Thence on a true line § 32° 15’ E following down the east side of Wilcox Ravine, along the tailings with vacant ground on the east, 14.20 chains to a ive oak 3 inches in ‘diameter marked **C. No, 23.”. Thence ona true line § 12° 30° W at 11.80-chains cross Steep Hollow Creek 11.77 chains to a spruce stump 20 inches in. diameter marked ‘(, No. 24,” standing on the $8 side of Steep Hollow. Thence on a true line 8 86> 45’ W 2.81 chains down Steep Hollow toa stake marked “*C, No, 25." Thence on a true line N12° 30° E 0.50 chains cross Steep Hollow 11.77 chains to a black oak 4 inches in diameter marked ‘*C, No. 26." Thence on a‘true line N 39° W 12.30 chajns to place of beginning and containing. 7341-100 acres according to the U, 8. system‘of surveys. Said claim being still more partieularly described in the diagram posted and filed with said applicatien. Said claims are believed to have been recorded in the You Bet Mining District Records many. years since, but said records having been lost or destroyed, the fact of recording can not with certainty be deter: mined. All persens holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the Barue before this office within sixty days from the first day of publishing and posting hereof, . n6 ‘ft. B. McFARLAFD, Register. PR NOTICE.—In Probate Court. State of California, County of Nevada. In the matter of the Est-te of W, W. Frisbie, deceased. Itappearing to’ the Court by ture petition presented and filed by J. Jacobs, the Administrator of. the. Estate of W. W. Frisbie, deceased, praying fer an or] der to sell real estate, that it is necessary to sell.the whole of the real estate to pay the debts Outstanding against the deceased, find the expensos of administration. It is therefore ordered by the Court, that all persons interested im_ the said Estate appear before the said Pyobate Court, on Saturday the 12th day of December, 1874, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day at the Court Reom of said, Probate Court, in the Court House, in N a city, County of Nevada; to show cause why an order should not be granted to the said Administrator to sell all the-real estate of said deceased: and that a copy of this order be published ‘at least four successive weekg in the Névada Daily Transcript, a newspaper printed and publi hed in Nevada city, County of Nevada, JOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. Dated at Nevada City, Oct. 31, 1874, : Office of the County Clerk of the County of Nevada. I, John Pattison, County Clerk of the Cognty of Nevada,State of California, and ex-officio Clerk of the Probate Court in and for said County, do-heréby certify the foregeing to be a full, true and correct copy of an original order, on file in this, my office. eine Witness my hand and the seal of seal? said Court, this 3ist day of Oct, Established in 1853. Nevada Assay Office, JAMES J. OTT. Main Street, Nevada City. OLD ORES of ey. description ReW fined, Meltedana pe Rey ris By request Gold Bars exchanged for Coin. ELECTROPLATING IN GOLD OR SILVER. PRICES REASONABLE 4 Jas. J. OFT. Nevada, March 6th. claim, owned by South Yuba Catak-Corm=" of the Jenny Lind placer mining claim on 1874. ; the North ;n JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. . one. 25 ene on em Niles Searls, Atiy. x ni 4} All 8 holding any adverse claim Sass County Warrants. . Quick Cures & Moderate Char, “ DR. W. KB. DOHERTY’s Medical and Surgical Institute. {Founded in 1853.] No. 519 Sacramento Street, Corner of Leidesdorff Street—{A few doort below the What Cheer House] . SAN FRANCISCO. \ Private etitrance on Leidesdorff Street, Established expressty to afford the afflicted Sound and Scientific Medical aid, in the Treatinenf atd'Cure of all Private and Ghronic dis« eases, Cases of =. Secresy. AND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS. Te the Aillicted, OCTOR W. K. DOHERTY RETURNS his sincete thanks to. his numerdéus patients for their patronage, and would take this opportunity to remind them that he continues to consult at his Institute for the cure of chionic, dixeases of the Lungs,Liver, Kidneys, Digestive, and Gpnito-Urinary Organs, and all Private Diseases, viz: Syphilis. in all its forme and stages, Seminal Weakness, and all the herrid consequences ‘of self-abnse, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Strictures Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissiors, Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back and Loins, Inflammation of ‘the nop ergy: the Kid.neys, etc. and he.hopes that his long experience and successful practice will continue to insure him a share of public “patronage.” By the practice of many years in. Europe and the United States he is enabled to apply the most efficient and successful remedies againstylieesses of all kinds. He uses no mercury, charges moderate, treats his patients in a correct and honorable why, and bas references of unquestionable veracity from men of known respectability and high standing in society. All parties consulting him,,by letter or otherwise, will receive the best and gentiest treatment, and implicit secrecy. : : To Females. ~. When a female is enervated or afflicted with disease, as weakness of the back and limbs, pain in the head, dimness of sight, logs of muscidar power, palpitation of the heart, irritability, nervousness, derangement of digestive functions, general débility, hysteria, sterility an dall other diséases peculiar to females, she should go or write at once tothe celebrated Female Doctor, ‘W. K. Douenty, at his Medicai Institute, and consult him about her troubles, and diseases. Let no.false delicacy prevent you, but apply immediately, and save yourself from paipful suffering andpremature} death To Correspondents. Patients, male or fentale, residing in any part oMhe country, however distant, who may\desire the advice and opinion of Dr, Doherty, iti their respective cases, and who think proper to submit a written statement of. such, in. preference to holding a personal interview, are respectfullyas— sured that their MUNICATIONS WILL BE HELD MOST SACRED. The Doctor is a regular graduate, and*“may be consulted with every confidence. If the case be tully and candidly described, personal *communication’ will be unnecessary, as instructions for diet, regimen, and the general treatment of the case itself, (including the remedies) will be forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as to gonyey no idea of the purport of the letter or parcel transmitted.—Shou!d your condition require immediate attention,send ten dollars, coin, {or that value in currency] by Maru Weuts, Farco & Co.'s Express, and 4 e of medicine will be sent to yonr ith the necessary instructions for FREE, Pernimnent cure guaranteed or no pay, Sperma DR. DOHERTY. has important pamphi¢t, embodying his own views and experiencein relati to Impotence or Virility, being a short tfeatise oa t permatorrhoea, or Seminal weakness, Nervous and Physical debility consequent = this affection/and other diseases of sexual Organs. This little work contains information of the utmost value to all, whether married or single, and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of Six Cents in postage stamps for return postage. Address. W. K. DOHERTY, M. D., ‘p24 San Francisco, Cal. No, 575. Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, } Sacramento, Cal., June 23, 1874 O'TICE is hereby given that M. Mec. Leod, N. T. McLeod, A. H.Cole, BR ¥. McLeod, G. A. Wanamack, E. N. MceLeod, J, G: Poor, J. D. McLeod, and R. J. McLeod, whose Post.Office is You Bet, Nevada county, Cal., have made application for Patent for the MeLeod Placer Mine, situated in Hunt Mining District, Nevada County, California, and deseribed in the plat and field notes on file in this office as follows, Viz: Survey of Exterior Boundaries: Commencing at the east corner of the claim at a stake marked M. L. P.M, (for McLeod Placer Mine) from which a black oak 3 inches in diameter bears North 9° West 11 links distant. And the corner to Sections 24 and 25 Townships 16 North Range 9 East, and Sections 19 and 30,Township 16 North, Range 10 Bast, Mt. Diable Base and Meridian, bears’ South 77° Fast} 6.05 chs, distant, and ‘run, variation’ 18° East, 5 45° W, 0.56 chs. Small ravine 10 links wide course SE. and NW, 4.50 chs. intersect section line between sections 2¢ and 25, 7 chs. west from the corner to Sections 24 and 25,19 and 30. 14.86 chs. set a stake at the original corner of the Claim, marked M. L, P. M. from which a spruce 20 in, Gia; bears South 51° 15’ East 32 links distant. Thence, variation 18° East, N. 4042 W 2.39 chs, Small ravine 6 links wide N and 8. 13.5¢¢hs: sinsll ravine 6 links wide, SW and NE, 16.54 chs, small ravine 6 links wide N and S. 22.29 ehs. ditch 3 links wide HE-and-WH# 25.09 chs. ditch Nand S. 28.04 chs. small ravine SW and NE 32.29: chs. Set a stake for the west corner of the claim marked .M.L. P. M. at the original corner of the claim, from which a black oak 30 in. dia. beats S71° E, 34 links distant. Thence variation 18° Kast, N.38:,° &, 2.84 chs. ditch 4 links wide N and S. 6.92 cbs. diteh 3 links wide N and 8. 12.76 chs, ditch 3 links wide N and 8, 13.36 chs. Set a stake at original cornermarked M. L, P. M., from which a bidck onk 10-in. din. bears N 23° W 7 links distant. Thenee on line of the Jenny Lind claim variation 18° East. 8.43% ° E* 2.14 che ditch -N and‘s. 3.14 chs. ditch N and S. 8,94 chs. ditch SW and NE, 24.64 chs. small ravine (dry) E and W. 30.79 chs. mtning flume. N Ss. 31.84 chs. same flume NW and 8E. 33.29 chs. ravine SE and NW. 38.64 chs. to the. place of beginning, and contaiming 46 17-100 acres and betng & portién of the \y Sec. 24 & NE \ of Section 25, Township. 16 North, Range 9 East, MteDiablo Base and Meridian. Said was made May 10, 1873, by M. Mc ,N. T, McLeod, A. H Gole, RUF. McLeod, G. A. Wanamack, E McLeod, J. G. Poor; S, E. Wanamack, J.D, McLeod and R. J. McLeod, and recorded in Nevada Connty Mining Récords, book 5, page 399. Adjoining claimants are ownersrrhea. t published an thereto are hereby required © are hereby requi: to sent th same before. this office within’ sixty : from the first day of publishing hereof. 013 T. B. McFARLAND, Register LY. Warrants drawn on the General Fond and registered prior to August th, 1873; all warrants on Road Fand registered prior to.Oct. 7, 1874; also Nos. 86, 92, 97, 100 and lvl, Fund registered Oct 8, 1974, om presentation. Interest ceases from ¢ ate, E. P. SANFORD Treasurer. on Special PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. +}. -. most inveterate cases without.mercury or NWwith implicit faith, and expec warrants . will be paid . —_ ° T0 THE UNFORTUNATE. NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES DR.GIBBON’S DISPENSARX _ "e283 KEARNEY STREET, Cor. Commercial, San FRANcIsCco. “TS NsTABLISHED in 1854, for the treat Ear oe Sexual and Seminal Diseases such as Gonorthes,Gleet, Stricture, Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness, Im potency, etc. — Skin Diseases (of sp standing) and Ulcerated egs Success. ully = ‘GIBBON has the pleasure of an} Hospitals of Europe, and.has Se eed phicticn at his Dispéenedty, 623 Kearney Street, corner of Coramer ia, Sar Francisco, where his old patients and those requiring his services. may find him. The Doctor has spared, nemper time nor money in seeking out ~“wrom dies, and returned with increaseu acilities for the alleviation of human suffering. 4. : Horrible Disease : How many thousands of persons, both male and female, ate there Who are enfferi; a miperabie ; pn go secret indwlgences, orfrom virtis abdorbe into the system! Look at — pallid, e.iaciated and disfigured faces an their broken down constitutions. disquali‘fying them for the happiness of ——— or tLe enjoyment of life, -In this horr situation thousands suffer until death closes ‘the scers, Let parents, guardians, friends attend toany of those. who are sufferiug with any of these horrible life destroying me. a—see thafthey are cared for andy cured hefore it be too late. Send them immediately to Dr. Gibbon, 4 physician who ueo.2ade private disease his “especial study for yeers, and who is certain to cure the ous drugs. It-is important to those vue * micted, orto those who are. inter “gsted in the welfare of their friends, to be careful of the many pretended doctors who infest all cities, publishing their skill in curing sll diseases in a few days, impusing upon the pulf ¢ by using the names of emn{nent physi¢.s from Europe and ‘other placese , therefore, careful and make ‘strict inquiries, or you may fall imto tho bands of thase charlatans. : h Seminal haah megreerseenl = Seminal Emissions, the consequence self abuse. ‘This solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced hy the youth of both sexes to an almost wnlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty, the following train of morbid~ symptoms, unless combatted by scientific. medical measures, viz: Sallow tountenanee, dark spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, ringlogin the ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and the rattling of chaxiets, unexsinese about the loins, weaknezsof the limbs, senfused vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in appreachingstrangers,-4 disiike to form new acqmaintances, a disposition to shun society, of mem ory, hectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, fuered tongue, fetia breath, coug*s, consumption, night If relief be not obtamed, persema so afflict ed should apply immediately, either in rson or by letter, and heve a cwre effected y his new and seientifec mode of treating this disease, which mever fails of effecting quick anu radical oure. . Dr. G. will give One Hundred Dollara to any one who will prove satisfactorily tohimthst he wascured of this commplanss by either of tite San ncisco quacks. oe we: Married Men, m Or those who comtempiate marriage, who are suffering under any of theve fearful muladies, should net forget the saered respunsibility resting upon them, ner celay to obtain immediate relief. ee Persons calling at Dx. Gikon’s offiea or sending for packages of medicines may rely upon his se#arance of confidential secrecy t ~ ae be char; with afair and muéualy eat ag clerm eter vse of services rendered, considering the circuzastances of the cases, rather tham a toe prevalent and selfs practice of eutortiom umong quacks yee rs. " A GrBEO is responsible, and will ive to each patient a written instrument, oieding himself to effect a radical and peruw nent cure, or make no charge. Cured at Home. é Persons.at a distance may be OURED. At HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibben, stating case, smyptoms, length of time the disease has comtinued, and the <Atemme prompthy forwarded, fyee from } uamage and curiosity, to any part of the conntry, withefetl and plaim direction fer we. enclosing TEN DOLLARS in coin, im a xegistezed letter through the Post Office, ox through Wells, Targa & Co., a package of medicine will. be forwanded by express to an: of the Uniom. Addwvess DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney rtieet.cm ner Commercial, San Pramcisco. . Post Offi: Bex 1957. Private. ntrance on Commercial tzect. Remem:er to put BOK 19573 on the let ter, Consultations FREE. &7" Correspondents will please inform DR. GIBBON that they sead his advertise ment in the Damy Taanscumpr. myl Notice to Tax Payers. Assessment Ro]l for the year 1874, for the County of Nevada having been completed and delivered into my hands the Property holders of thé Coanty are hereby notified that the Taxes on the same are now due and the Law for the collection of Taxes will be strictly enforced. The Taxes become delinquent on the Ist Monday im Jawuary, and if not paid prior to that date five per cent, will be added: Notice is farther given that for the purpose of receiving Taxes, I shall be in the several Towuships at the places and times Stated, to-wit : At Moore’s Flat, st the Ranking House of Marks & Co. Monday, Nov. 9th. At North Bloomfield, at the Store of T. P, Crandall & Co. op Tuesday, Nov. 10th. At North San Juan, at the Banking House of Block & Furth, on Wednesday, Nov. 11. At Rough ap Walling’s Hotel, on Friday, Nov. = At Washington, H. Buisman’s Hotel, on Monday, Nov. 16th, At You Bet, Oliver & Fox’s Store, Wednesday, Nov. 18th. At ‘Truckee, F. Burkhalter & Co’s Store, Saturday, Nov. 2ist. i At Grass Valley, ie & Co’s Bank. ing House, Monday Tuesday, Nov. 23d and 24th. : ’ At Nevada City, Bank of Nevada County, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 27th and 28th. E. P. SANFORD, County Collector. Nevada, Oct. 23d, 1874. Assessment Notice. Ce RUN MINING COMPANY—Loca.tion of principal place of business, San Francisco, California, Location of works, Gold Flat, oe gen California — : ven that at a meeting of the Board of tors, held on the Foe. teenth day of October, 1874, an assessment, (No. Bignt) of Fitteen Cents per share couporetion pagaide temeaniny font n, paya in United States gold and silver coin, to the See a at the office of the Company, on the corner SCO. ° stock upon w: this assessment shall remain unpaid onthe 16th day of Noy., 1874, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale ‘at public Auction, and unless payment is made bhefore,will be sold on Thursday, the . 3d day of December, 1874, to pay the delinquent: assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. C. C. PALMER, Secretary. 5 et By A. H, Park * ‘Nevada, November 4th, 1874, = i Sates 3 nouncing that he has returned from visiting . time. ‘ matrimony, allayed sweats, monomania And frequent msanity. . or a Soldier's War Claim Agency, ; ~ No 84 Montgomery Block, : SAN FRANCISCO, Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic in California and Nevada, wil} give prompt attention to'the” eovleetion of Additional Travel bay, now due California and Nevada Volunteers distharged more than three hundred miles from home. So}diers can depend upon fair dealing. Information given free of charge. When writing enclose stamp for reply and state company and regiment and whether you have a discharge. Congress has extended the timefor filing claims for additional Bounty under Act of July 28, 1866, to Jannary 1975, so all such claims must be made before that Li Original Bounty of $198 has been allowed all volunteers whe enlisted . before ‘duly 22d, Lr6l.for three years, 3f not paid. the same wi en discharged, Land Warrants can be obtained for services: rendered before 1855, but not for services in the late war. Pensions for late war ang war of 1912 obtained and increased when allowed for less thah disability warrants, but no pensions are allowed to Mexicay, and, Florids war soldiers. State of Texas has granted Pensions to surviving xeterans of Texas Aiken also attends to Gencral Law and Gol. ection Business. ~ Jy3s ~YUMMONS. State of Californian, County. “kD. Of Nevada, és: In the District Coust-6F the Fourteenth Sudicini-District of the State of California, in and for the county of, Nevada, fornia send grecting te Emilp @hampion, ‘Defendant. Yowarte hersvy vequired toaparin an action’ brought againsé you: in he Distriet Court of the Foustesnth dudi~ cial Distriet of the State of Galifarnia, in and for the Cotinty of Nevads, on the 5th Plaintiff, and to-answer the e¢mplaint fled ‘therein, within ten days ‘exclusive of the i day of service) after the service on. you of: this Samimnons—if served within this coun: by; Or, if aerved out of this county, tut in ‘ this District, withim twenty days; otherjwise, within forty days—or judgment wilt. ‘be taken against you by defauit: according to the prayeref. said complaint. ° Being an action for the dissolutivun of the bords of 40 exist between Plain‘tiffand yourself, on the ground ef deseztion, all. of which ismore fully, set forthin seid complaint. And yoware hezeby notified that-df yon faN toappear and’ answer the. said compiaint as.above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the Court: for the relief tifere-. im demanded. = oo Ww testimony. Whereof, I, Johxt seal } Patton, Clerk of District Court aforesaid,do hereunto set my hand . and impress the Seal of said Coart, at office, in she city of Nevada, onthe Sth day of October, A. D. 187A. JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. €. Taylor, sty for PIs. 06 No 682. : Application fora Patent te Min ing, , Claim ' UNIFED' STATES LAND OBPFICE, _. Sacramento, Cal. Sept. 22, 1874, OTICE is hereby given, That Charles ¥. Bates; Henry F. Wiltkisom, Josiah \D. Harroun and Henyy Randolph, whose Post Office is Wanhington, Nevada County, Cal. have made application fox Patent for the Local Option Placcr mine, situate in” Gold Hid Mining District, nevada Counfy, ‘ ,@alifornia,.and described in the plat and ’ field notes on file im this offlce as follows,,. wig : situated on surveyed land,. being the 1-20f N W Stand N 1-2 of.N 3-2 of N 1-2 of SW 1-4 Sec 14, Tomuship17, North, Range 19) East, Mit Diabio Base and Meridian and containing, #0 acres. Said location was made Aug. 26, 1874, by these Apphicants and duly recorded in book 5 pages 463 and 462, rec-ords of Mining Claims of Nevada County. Adjoizing etaimants are on the West the elaims of William Folkes and on the North Eost and Soath the land if unoccupied and unclaimed, All persons holding any adverse claim thezetoare hereby required to present the same before the Register and Receiver, Sac~ ramento, California. within sixty days from. the first doy of publishing hereof. T. B. McFARLAND, Register. 3.D. White, Atty for Applicant. 06 HARVARD INFIRMARY Consulting parlors, 215 Kearney street, bet. Sutterand Bush San Pranciseo, are open from 10 4. M. to 2 P.xt. , end gr. ‘OP. M, . FERDEN .w0K’.Z%, M.D., late Ex: @ amining Physician of the Massachusetts Infirmary, Bostoz. The Ducter’s popalarity is due to his snccess ix the treatment of all chronic nervous and scrofuloms diseases. such as periodical insanity, venerea) prostration, loss of physical and mental tone, decayed nature or impotency, barrenness and all other. diseases of the physical and mental system, produced fram natural or unnaturel causes in the old or young. Particular attention to the lungs, liver, kidneys and blood. Dr. F.’s 5 age vegital equalizing tre:tment is hh internal and: external, Cancers, tumors removed withont cutting or pain. Persons wishing to remain in the eity can be accommodated. “Persons consult the gratis. Advice to physicians on cases of their own, as usual, $5. All who have failed under the normal treatment consult with confidence DR. F, Sundrys; from 12to 2, P.O. Box 1087. N. B.—Attention to ‘all diseases of the bladder, womb, etc. ee s8-ly OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. se BELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effects of Krrors and Abuses in early life. _.Manhood restored. Impediments to matriage r’moved. New method of treatment. New and remarkable remedies Books and circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD AS. SOCIATION, No. 419' North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa,—an institution haying a high reputation for honorable conduct and professional skill. r Ua 2? Commercial Street, Nevada. AMES MONRO having opened a meat Market on Comsnercial street, is prepared tosupply customers with the best uality of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal Corned Corued Pork,et. at the lowest prices AITKEN & LUCE, Premium Pioneer Marble Work he K STREET, between 6th and 7 t Streets, SACRAMENTO. Mon uments, Mantels, Table Tops, ete. Wo done in indian Digginys and other Marbl Seu pture and Ornamental Work do te super.or style. je 1 W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Office—Corner Market and Spear Streets, San Francisco. & CPFEICE O8 Broan srrEer, opposit the National Exchange Hotel. — ' H. AIKEN, Attorney at Law ana Revolution, New Orlsans and Mobile Prizg Bhe Veople of ‘the State of Cali-.' from the ef-+.toney is now due ind being paid Wo « day of Octoder, 1874; by Joseph Champion, —— ~ $-1-2 of N-1-2 of 31-2 0f NW1-4,81-2cf 8S ,. N, P. BROWN Tramnacript TERM! One Year—in Six Months;~ L'hrée Months Per week, I Rates for Ad 1st insertion ; sequent inser vertisers.’ . Lx SPEC yo TL. AN NAFFZ!) copartnershiy under the firs i ec! And will cont at the old sta COMM ° They will k very best of MEATS SAUS. BAG All persons GER are requ atthe abover Nevada City TOLL. VENTHE UNI Gephar Valley to Gra the ridge to the county 1 1more or less, price. This gives : ment waich \ the purchaser nish employn For Terms a sepl¢-tf BROAD AMES Ct ‘@) ways sup) FORK, MUTT Orders filled vered at thei Give me ac: Nevada, Mai THE AN 412 Cal London Offic» New York Ag 21 Broac Capital St ILLrec make ¢ change and Bi Letters of Ore world. ~ , _ FREDER o15 IGN BANK O} BROAD § NAPITAI iC R. W. A. H. Pagxgs John Cashin, Jonathan Cla MONBY TO curity. Highest Pr Warrants. Legal Tends Rates. Gold Dust . Liberal ady; Bullion for A General an¢ Checks on § Jose, Stockto: Drafts on'E many. Agents for ] surance Com} , CORRESPON] Francisco ; B: Agency Bank Interest on ed, as follow; Six M its, 6 pe: Twel Deposits annum. KA Person send money Checks on 8 Mac in. tubes. H One Engin & Co., San F Two Boile: 3 In. tubes. Six 5-stanay Eight pan Tron. Cars, et necessary for colgn taet ri. Appl. Fame Avek ide

3 i j ea LL ie No Cure, N. “Ss CALIFORNIA INSTITU TE. : Established by oe '. DR. J. C. YOUNG, IN 1850, o Pay. ‘Consultation, by Letter or othexSee / . wise, Free. HIS GELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS enjoyed on this Coast an uninterrupted , fuecess of .21 years, and’ has become one of the most celebrated Institutions of the age. The great nimber annually received and enred, place itin point of number of patients among the very first of the world, and the success of its treatment ranks it second none, PRIVATE DISEASES. In Mates and Teregulseiiensj° Females are the great destroyers of héalth. They: insidiously attack the system, end ually unGertoing and destroy it; they drive jhe dicom f*oni the cheek, the lustee’from the eye, the strength and vigor from the frame, they give puny and diseased offspring, and poison, thrpugh successive generations, the race of man, The marks Can be seen in scrofula, Consumption, ripples, the Idiotic, the Paralytic, and the Insane, Ss MERCURY, recognized as the most FATAL MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with the Venereal, doublé@his dangers. who have been treated with that pernicious MINERs«L POISON are not cured ; the dis. ease had assumed a new form, By DO NOT BE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURE, __‘fhat leaves the poison to crawl through the syetem, eating its way into the tissues and organs beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst outin the future with a yirn‘‘gnce that will baffle the effects of medicine SEMINAL WEAKNESS. . -The young man whe experiences that 4s1owing Weakness in his muscular and mental grganization should stop, and consid whence itd rises. *He will find in the weakness of the back, trembling of the limbs, disordered digestion, unaccountabie failing of tle powers of the mind, distaste for society, dread of impending trouble, forebod~. ings oF evil, sleeplessness, troubled and las, To*him who finds his life dribbli % “vivt’us dreams, accempanied by growing deafness, loss oF muscular power, and numerous other symptoms of disorganization, the -positivéteaces of that most.terrible and destructive of BH: diseases—Seminal Weakness—wasting away-his powers, destroying his hope of lifeand mairhood,and dragging him along the broken path his existence, toward a premature and loath tht discharge of the vital principle of tence in nocturnal and diurnal emissions; the mere cessation of the causes of its ap. searance brings ho reliefs Marriage, that holy office, the safeguard and hope of manhood, brings to such a one no hope of cure, but adds to his misery in the knowledge that the one“who looks to “him for so much of her happincss is a victim of his evit, and an innocent companion of his punishment. He adds to his misery and disorder until hope leaves him, There is no rescue except in proper and skillful treatment. Consult, then, at once, a physician whose practice and careful research ‘has made him thoroughly conversant with every phase of the disease, Those who have decome victims of seditary yices, that dreadful, fascinaiing and destruetable habit, that fills thousands of sick rooms with paralytics and consumptives, and hundreds of untimey graves with 1.8 misguided victims,should consult wi nout delay, one who will sympa ithise. with their sufferings: To snch th Doctor would espécially recommend: iim . Gelf, giving to each and allguarntees of a Perfect and Permanent Cureawithout hindrance from business, change of diet, fear of. exposure. : IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. When a Female isin troutle or afflicted with disease, and requires medical or surgical attendance, the inquiry should be, where is there a physician who is fujiy coropetent to administer relfef, and whose respectable standing in society,recommends him to the confidence of the community, The Doctor, understanding how. imperatively necessary » these req airementé are, feels called upon to —interpowe, and by ealling the attention of the atilicted to the dact that. he has been Professor of Obstetrics and Female diseases for Twenty Years, and is fully qualified to adminiterin all cases, both medically and surgically, not in a superficial manner, but in as thorough a manner asyears ef study and practice—both in hospitals and families » —cail make, fo'save them from the hands of the unqualified unscrupulous, and design. ing. Therefore, familics can rely tipon him us upon a father, Allin affliction can find in him one. whe dan feel "and: sympathise with and befriend thém in trouble—one in whose secresy the utmost confidence caa be . ylacee. a, To Correspondents. LETTERS.—Persons of: either ‘sea, who wish to consult thePoctor, and who cannot visit the city can, by stating their symptoms in a letter, receive nd¥ice and assurance of acureat home. All letters returned or de. troyed. Address, BENJ, F. JOSSELYN, M.D, No, 618 Sacramento Street, near Montgom ery. Box ‘ -PROBATE NOTICE. NTATE of California, County of Nevada, kK In Probate Court, Nevada conuty California, “In the matter of thé Estate of Phillip, Baltz, deceased, It appearing to the said Oourt by the petition this day filed by Charles ¥, Schwartz, the administrator of the kstate\of Phillip Baltz, decensea prayiny for an order of sale of real and personal estate, that 1b is noceseary to sell the whole of the realand pergonad estate to pay “the allowanceto the fannily, and the debts expenses and charges of administration. It is therefore ordered by “the Court that all persons interested in the Estate of said de. ceased appear befowe-the Probate Cour. on Saturday, the 14th day of November, A, D. 1874, at 10 o’cloex in the forenoon of. said day at the Court Room of said Probate Courtin the city of Nevada, to show cane why an order should not be granted to the said Achuinistrator te sell all of the real and personal estate of the said Geceas-d; And that ‘a copy of this order be published at least four successive weeks in the Neva+ da Daily ‘transcript, & newspaper printed and published in said city and county, Nevada City, Oct. 5th 1874. JOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge, Office of the County Clerk of the County ot Nevada. JI John Pattisou, County Clerk of the County of Nevada, State of California, and ex-Cticio Clerk of the Probate Court in ad for said County, ao hereby certify the _ toregoing to be a fall, true und correct copy . y an original order, on file in this, my ofice. a‘ Witness my hand and the seal of jen porty Court, this Sth day .of Oét ——~ ) 1974, 06 k JOHN PATTISON, Clerk, To Railroad. Contractors! ee PROPOSALS will he received K at the office of the Nevada County Naz, row Gauge Railroad Company, ‘i Grass Valley, until Saturday, the 2ist day of No vember, A. D. “Is74, for the construction and ng 0, eh of a frst class Narrow Gauge Railway, from the. town of. C ifax, Placer county, to Nevada City, by way of Grass'Valley, Neyada county, on the linte of the survey of the company, and in gccdrdance with the specitivations prepared by J. H. Bates, the Chief Eugineer of the company, The company prepeses to pay to the contractor whose bid. is accepted, ene-half of the cénttact Srive in cash, (U. 8. gold von) and one-balfin the bonds of the company, secured by mortgage oi all the property of the company, payable twenty years after date of issuance, and bearing eight per cent, per annum interest, payable senu-annually. The company’ re. serve the right to reject any and all-hids cr proposals, The specifications may be examined and full particulars obtained, by . application to the Chief Engineer, J, Bates, at the office of the company,: in Grass Valley, persdmally er by letter, or by letter acdsessed to the Secretary. ; by order of the Board of Directors. ‘ GEORGE Firercaer, Secretary. “% . Gold Mining Company. ‘No. 616. Application for’ Patent to Mining Claim, . UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, }Sactamento, Cal., Nov. 2d, 1874. J OTICE is hereby piven, to whom it may concern, that an appplication has been made by WILLIAM H. DURYEA, to the Government of the Unjted States for a Pat¢ént to the following described mining claim, viz.: known as the California PlacerMine esituated in You Bet Mining District, Nevada county, State of California, and more particulatly described as follows, to ‘wit: on surveyed land, and being in townships. Nos. Fifteen (15) and Sixteen (16): North, Ranges Nos. Nine-{9) and Ten (10) East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, in the district of lands subject to sale at the United States Land Office at Sacramento, Cal. and containing eighty-eight and eightythree hundredths (8 83.100) acres of land, be theggine more or less, aud consisting of nine A sciarats lots or parcels of land severally and separately bounded and described us. follows; aiid numbered froin ohe’to nine both 4dnclusive; 4 F BOT ND. 1, i ° ng claims of Hussey Bros., and on the east and sonth by the Rosé & Duryea Placer Mine'otvned by said Rose .& Duryea, and more particularly described as-fpllowe; . Commencing at a stake marked “R: D, No, 16" on the. line of the. Rose and Duryea survey, said stake being. the agretd,. corner between Rose and ‘Duryéa on 6ne side and Hussey Brothers on the other. Thence on a true line, magnetic variation Thase. Bounded on-the north-and-—west—by-minan oak stump marked “R.D.” Lands on the south -belonging .to Rose .& Duryea. Thente on a true Kine*S 842)" E 4,15 chains, to a pine § inches in diameter, marked “‘R.D, No. 17,” and standing ‘on the bank of an old reservoir, Lands south . Claimed by Rose & Duryea. Thence on a true line N 48° 12’ F 20.00 chains toa pitch, pine 3 feet in diameter marked ‘‘*R, D. No, 18,” standing at the foot of Chalk Bluff, Thence.on a true line N 43° W 4.54 chains to a stake. marked “C Now 1” (California No. 1) from which a maple tree 30 inches in diameter bears N 83° 00’ E 91 links distent. Thence on atrue line § 53° 00' W, 29.69 chains to place of heginning,. (land on the nortl owned by Hussey Brothers) and containing 13 25-100 acres according to the U. 8. system of surveys. LoT NO, 2, bea ! Commencing at stake marked B, C. No, 62.’ Wirdseye. Creek No, 62) being corner No, 62 OKapproved survey of G. D, MeLean for the-Red Dog Placer Mine, Thence on a true line mag. va. being 18>. E, 8 64° W 3.60 chains to a ke marked B.C. No. 63. Thence on a true s B8S 15’ W 9.55 -chains following the line ofthe Red Dog Placer Mine to a stake [email protected], C, No, 64, Thence on a true line N 808 .W 2.61 chains to a stake marked “B.C. Noh,” Thence on % ‘true line § 14° 15° BE 2 chains to a black oak 16-inches-in_ diame. ter marked B. C, No, 66, Thence on a true line's 61° W 4.21 chains to a stake marked “B.C, No, 67. Thence on a true line § 58° £5.91 chains to a’ pointin the ®tair ‘leservoir, -Thenee-oh-a@ true line § 59° 45’ E 3.33 chains to a stake marked B,C. No. . 69, Thence on @ true line N 71° 45’ BE 5.46 chains to avstake marked B: ©. No. 70, standing hear thé head of Arkansas Ravine. Gromnd on the west and southwest from the place of beginning to. this point is included in approved survey of the Red Dog Placer Mfne, owned by the Birdseye Oreek Thence on a-true line N 68° 45’ E'7.08 chains toa large sugar pine 5 feet in diamter, Thence on a true line 'N 9 © West at 12.75 chains, touch., ing 8. W.side of Dooling Canon and at.13.75 chains touching Northeast side of same. 14.76 chains to a black oak 8 inches in diameter miarked C, No 8, ‘Thence on a time line N 8 © W at 1,25 chains touching east side of Dooling Canon, and at 3.75 chaing touching West side of same. 6.98 chaing to place of beginning, being bounded on the $8. E. and North by vacant land from the head of Arkansas Ravine to this point, and containing 23-54-100 acres of land according to the U. 8. system of surveys. “2 BOT BO, a; Bounded on the north and east by Red Dog Placer. Mine, owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold Mining Company, on the south by vacant ground and on the west by the Starr Placer mine owned by. the Birdseye. Creek “Gold Mining Company and more particularly described as follows; Commencing at a stake marked B. C. No. 52, (Birdseye Creek No. 52) being the south corner of the approved survey of the Red Dog Placer Mine, standing in Arkansas Ravine, and from whith a livé oak tree 50 inches in diameter bears S 19° W 1.85 chains distant. Thence on a true line mag, va. being 18° E, N.11.36 ehains to.a stake marked B,C. No, 53, Thence on a trae line N 67° 45° W 2.90 chains along the line of the Red Dog Placer Mine to a stake marked B. ©, No, 54 and “S$. No, 2.” (Starr No. 2.) Thence on a true line $8 42 W 12:30 chains along the line of the approved survey of the Starr Placer Mine to a' stake marked ‘8. No. 1."". Thence on a true line 8 TS 45' E3.26 chains to a stake marked S. C. No. 2, from which the live oak ‘tree refecred toin the beginning bears N, 54° E 3.02 chains distant, and the mouth of the old **Mallory Tunnel” bears N. 29°°£ 72 links distant: Thence ema true line N 43° E 4.60 chains to place of weginning and containing 4 20.100 acres of land according to the U. 8. system of sufveys, LOT NO. 4, 5 Commencing at a stake marked Q. Nd. 9, in the tow of. Red Dog, from which the southwest corner of the brick store bears N 25° 15’ W1.22 chains distant. Thence on a trie line magnetic va. being 18> BN . 83° 30° E et 6.92 chains erosses Nevada stage road 17.27 chains to pine stump 36 inches in-diameter marked GC, No. 10,” on the northwest.line of the approved survey of Rose and Darvea, between Nos, 12 and 13 of that survey. Land on. the north claimed by Moore, Chew.and Bush. Thence ona true line § 22° L) Wat 9.25 chains crosses Nevada stage road 10.00 chains to stake marked. "'©. No, 11,” ow the north side and **Mo'No. T’ on the west: side, and from whicha pine 6 inches in diameter bears N'16° E 60-links distant. Thisstake forias a corner common to Cozzéns’ ground, the Rose & Duryea ground, the Missouri Canon and the California. ground. : This’ line-runs along the west side of ground ap-* plied for by Rose & Duryea. Thence ona true line along the line of Missouri Canon ground S$ 89> 00° W‘12.60 chains to a black oak tree 6 inches in diameter, marked ‘‘C. No, 12" and **Mo No, 2.” Thence on g true line N 35> 45° W 7.51 chains-along the east line of ground claimed by Moore, to place of beginning,and containing 12 77-100 aeres according to the U. 8. system of surveys. 2 LOT. No. 5 Begiuning at a large sagar pine’stub 40 inches in diameter, marked 8. C. No,’ 6 (Starr Clainy No, 6) standing at the ‘northwest corner Of approved survey of the Starr Placer Mine. Thence on_w# true line. magngtic variation being 18° E 8 58°'R 9,10 chains to a stake at the intersection of two . ditches, marked “DD, G-No. 72" Thence on a true line § 3° E 7.54 chains to'a deep shaft at the head of a deep cut. coming, in from the Arkansas Ravine, Ground thus far on east included in Starr claim; owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold Mining Company. Thence ona true Tine $ 28530" E 4.61 chains to an iron pin set in an old road from which the northwest corner of toll bridge bears $ 81° 30’ E 3 chains dis. tant. Ground. on tke east and south claimed by BD. E. Bush and embraced in his Survey of Arkauses and Greenhorn Canon Mine. Thence ona trae line S$ 71° 43° W 3.27 chains to a stake marked +S. G, Np. 8.” Thence On a true line N 352 30° chains toa stake in stohe mound. Thence on a true line 8 42° 13° W 6.17 chains to a black oak tree 6 inches in diameter marked “Q. No.6.” ‘Thence on a true line 8 asc ® in sliqneter marked “C. No. 5,” standing on there ut Arkansas Ravine sdjotuine the claim of D. E. Bush. Thence on a true line N 42> E 7.78 chains to a stake marked being 18> East, N 78> 50’-B,.8.09 chains bs $.2T W 1.83 chains to a black oak tree 4 inches: “OC, No. 4” from which a pine 24 inches in diameter bears N 55° E 19 links distant. Thence on a true line N 35° 30’ W 3.26 chains to a pitch pine stub marked “C, No, 3.” Thence on a true line N 9° y 9.40 chains to the place of. beginning. e ground omthe. west from thé oak. at corner No. 5 to this-point is vacant. Said Lot No. 5 contains 9,2-100 acres of land according to the U. S. system of surveys. 3 LOT No. 6. _ Bowhded on the north and east by the Emigrant Placer Mine, owned by Roge and ’ Duryea and on the south and west by the You Bet Placér Mine, owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold Mining Company and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a stake marked BE, C?. (Emigrant Claim) corner No. 2 of approved survey of Emigrant Placer Mine. Thence ona true line mag, ya. being 18° E, NS1l1SO W 7.58 chains to asmali pine. Thence on a true lint N 32° 30’ W 2.91 chains td a stake ymarked E. C.in a mining excavation, being corner No. 1 of approved survey of ‘Emigrant Placer Mine. Thence on a true line $ 47° 15’ E. along the liné of the Emigrant Company’s approved survey, 10.40 chains to place of beginning; and containing 34-100 acres according to-‘the United States system of survey. é Foss 2 OE MO, Ts Pa ee : Bounded on the north by the -Emigrant Placer Mineowned by Rose and Duryea, on , the east and south by-the Smith Powell pany, and on the west by the You Bet Placer Mine, owtied by the Birdseye Creek “Gold Mining Co., and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a stake identical with No. 1 of plit 6 of, this survey, and also with Emigrant Company's vo. 2a8 approved, Thence on a true line, magnetic variation being 18° E N 44> 15’ along line of Emigrant ground 1.54 chains toa post on line'of approved .surrvey. of Smith Powell ground. -Thence on a true line $ 13° W along the Smith Powell fine, 7.98 chains to a stake where the You Bet claim line strikes that of the Smith Powell. Thence on a true-line N 6.05 E 6.70 chains to place of. beginning, and com taining 24-100-.acreg according tothe U §, pystem of stairveys.:} ‘ ; LOT NO. 8. Beginning at an oak stump marked ‘A, TP. M.,”. being the southeast cornet of the approved ‘survey of the Atkins. and Taylor, Placer Mine owned by Atkins and Taylor. Thence on a true line, mag. va. 18> ES 22° EB 7.19 chains toa black oak 30 inches in-diameter marked ’**O. No, 13” standing 1.00 chain ‘south of G. 8. Brown’s house, Thence on a true line § 65° 30’ E 2.75 chains to a black oak 14 inches in diameter marked ‘‘C, No, 14.” Thence.on a trne line § 23° 45’ E 11.90 chains follow: ing down the West side of Union Ravine to a spruce stub, corner No. 17 of Brown Brothers. approved survey, standing on the east side of Wilcox Ravine Ground, on the west vacant, Thence on a true line S 42> 27 E along line of Brown Brothers ground 4,80 chains to Brown Brothers cor, No. 16. Thence on a true line $ 62° 14’ E 4.50 (hiins to Brown Brothers Cor, No. 15. Thettee on a true line N 4° 30’ E 3.29 chains sugar pine 50 inches in diameter marked *C, No, 17.” ‘Thence en a true line N 48° 30’ W.3.61 chains to a black oak 30 inches in diameter. marked ‘*C, No. 18.” Thence on a true [email protected] 338° 38’ W 13.81 chains to a black oak 12 iftfehes in diameter marked ‘‘C, No. 19.” Thente on a true line N 8S" 5.14 chains -to a bla inches in diameter marked~'C. No, “RR. D. No. 31” vacant ground on east south from Brown Brothers Corner No, 15 to this point. Thenve on a true line N 4° 45 W along the line of the Rose and Dur. yea approved sur¥ey. Ground on the east owned by Rose and Duryea 13°45 chains to a stake marked ‘‘A. T. P, M.”’ corner of Atkins and Taylor Application, Thence on @ true line 5 71° 45’ W along the line of Atkins & Taylor ground 7.08 chains to a stake marked ‘A, T. P.M-” Thence ona true line south 9.16 chains to oak stump at place of beginnitig and containing 17,97-100 acres according to the U, 8. systeni of surveys, LOT NO. 9. Surrounded by vacant grouud. Beginning at a black oak inarked “B. B, 14,” forming the southwest corner of the plat included in Brown Brothers approved surveyThence on atrué line mag. ‘va. 18° E N 52° 30’ E crossing Wilcox Ravine 3.94 chains toa black oak stub 30 inches in diameter marked ‘‘C, No. 22."" Thence on a true line § 32° 15’ E following down the east side of Wilcox Ravine, along the tailings with vacant ground on the east, 14.20 chains to a ive oak 3 inches in ‘diameter marked **C. No, 23.”. Thence ona true line § 12° 30° W at 11.80-chains cross Steep Hollow Creek 11.77 chains to a spruce stump 20 inches in. diameter marked ‘(, No. 24,” standing on the $8 side of Steep Hollow. Thence on a true line 8 86> 45’ W 2.81 chains down Steep Hollow toa stake marked “*C, No, 25." Thence on a true line N12° 30° E 0.50 chains cross Steep Hollow 11.77 chains to a black oak 4 inches in diameter marked ‘*C, No. 26." Thence on a‘true line N 39° W 12.30 chajns to place of beginning and containing. 7341-100 acres according to the U, 8. system‘of surveys. Said claim being still more partieularly described in the diagram posted and filed with said applicatien. Said claims are believed to have been recorded in the You Bet Mining District Records many. years since, but said records having been lost or destroyed, the fact of recording can not with certainty be deter: mined. All persens holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the Barue before this office within sixty days from the first day of publishing and posting hereof, . n6 ‘ft. B. McFARLAFD, Register. PR NOTICE.—In Probate Court. State of California, County of Nevada. In the matter of the Est-te of W, W. Frisbie, deceased. Itappearing to’ the Court by ture petition presented and filed by J. Jacobs, the Administrator of. the. Estate of W. W. Frisbie, deceased, praying fer an or] der to sell real estate, that it is necessary to sell.the whole of the real estate to pay the debts Outstanding against the deceased, find the expensos of administration. It is therefore ordered by the Court, that all persons interested im_ the said Estate appear before the said Pyobate Court, on Saturday the 12th day of December, 1874, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day at the Court Reom of said, Probate Court, in the Court House, in N a city, County of Nevada; to show cause why an order should not be granted to the said Administrator to sell all the-real estate of said deceased: and that a copy of this order be published ‘at least four successive weekg in the Névada Daily Transcript, a newspaper printed and publi hed in Nevada city, County of Nevada, JOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. Dated at Nevada City, Oct. 31, 1874, : Office of the County Clerk of the County of Nevada. I, John Pattison, County Clerk of the Cognty of Nevada,State of California, and ex-officio Clerk of the Probate Court in and for said County, do-heréby certify the foregeing to be a full, true and correct copy of an original order, on file in this, my office. eine Witness my hand and the seal of seal? said Court, this 3ist day of Oct, Established in 1853. Nevada Assay Office, JAMES J. OTT. Main Street, Nevada City. OLD ORES of ey. description ReW fined, Meltedana pe Rey ris By request Gold Bars exchanged for Coin. ELECTROPLATING IN GOLD OR SILVER. PRICES REASONABLE 4 Jas. J. OFT. Nevada, March 6th. claim, owned by South Yuba Catak-Corm=" of the Jenny Lind placer mining claim on 1874. ; the North ;n JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. . one. 25 ene on em Niles Searls, Atiy. x ni 4} All 8 holding any adverse claim Sass County Warrants. . Quick Cures & Moderate Char, “ DR. W. KB. DOHERTY’s Medical and Surgical Institute. {Founded in 1853.] No. 519 Sacramento Street, Corner of Leidesdorff Street—{A few doort below the What Cheer House] . SAN FRANCISCO. \ Private etitrance on Leidesdorff Street, Established expressty to afford the afflicted Sound and Scientific Medical aid, in the Treatinenf atd'Cure of all Private and Ghronic dis« eases, Cases of =. Secresy. AND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS. Te the Aillicted, OCTOR W. K. DOHERTY RETURNS his sincete thanks to. his numerdéus patients for their patronage, and would take this opportunity to remind them that he continues to consult at his Institute for the cure of chionic, dixeases of the Lungs,Liver, Kidneys, Digestive, and Gpnito-Urinary Organs, and all Private Diseases, viz: Syphilis. in all its forme and stages, Seminal Weakness, and all the herrid consequences ‘of self-abnse, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Strictures Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissiors, Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back and Loins, Inflammation of ‘the nop ergy: the Kid.neys, etc. and he.hopes that his long experience and successful practice will continue to insure him a share of public “patronage.” By the practice of many years in. Europe and the United States he is enabled to apply the most efficient and successful remedies againstylieesses of all kinds. He uses no mercury, charges moderate, treats his patients in a correct and honorable why, and bas references of unquestionable veracity from men of known respectability and high standing in society. All parties consulting him,,by letter or otherwise, will receive the best and gentiest treatment, and implicit

secrecy. : : To Females. ~. When a female is enervated or afflicted with disease, as weakness of the back and limbs, pain in the head, dimness of sight, logs of muscidar power, palpitation of the heart, irritability, nervousness, derangement of digestive functions, general débility, hysteria, sterility an dall other diséases peculiar to females, she should go or write at once tothe celebrated Female Doctor, ‘W. K. Douenty, at his Medicai Institute, and consult him about her troubles, and diseases. Let no.false delicacy prevent you, but apply immediately, and save yourself from paipful suffering andpremature} death To Correspondents. Patients, male or fentale, residing in any part oMhe country, however distant, who may\desire the advice and opinion of Dr, Doherty, iti their respective cases, and who think proper to submit a written statement of. such, in. preference to holding a personal interview, are respectfullyas— sured that their MUNICATIONS WILL BE HELD MOST SACRED. The Doctor is a regular graduate, and*“may be consulted with every confidence. If the case be tully and candidly described, personal *communication’ will be unnecessary, as instructions for diet, regimen, and the general treatment of the case itself, (including the remedies) will be forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as to gonyey no idea of the purport of the letter or parcel transmitted.—Shou!d your condition require immediate attention,send ten dollars, coin, {or that value in currency] by Maru Weuts, Farco & Co.'s Express, and 4 e of medicine will be sent to yonr ith the necessary instructions for FREE, Pernimnent cure guaranteed or no pay, Sperma DR. DOHERTY. has important pamphi¢t, embodying his own views and experiencein relati to Impotence or Virility, being a short tfeatise oa t permatorrhoea, or Seminal weakness, Nervous and Physical debility consequent = this affection/and other diseases of sexual Organs. This little work contains information of the utmost value to all, whether married or single, and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of Six Cents in postage stamps for return postage. Address. W. K. DOHERTY, M. D., ‘p24 San Francisco, Cal. No, 575. Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, } Sacramento, Cal., June 23, 1874 O'TICE is hereby given that M. Mec. Leod, N. T. McLeod, A. H.Cole, BR ¥. McLeod, G. A. Wanamack, E. N. MceLeod, J, G: Poor, J. D. McLeod, and R. J. McLeod, whose Post.Office is You Bet, Nevada county, Cal., have made application for Patent for the MeLeod Placer Mine, situated in Hunt Mining District, Nevada County, California, and deseribed in the plat and field notes on file in this office as follows, Viz: Survey of Exterior Boundaries: Commencing at the east corner of the claim at a stake marked M. L. P.M, (for McLeod Placer Mine) from which a black oak 3 inches in diameter bears North 9° West 11 links distant. And the corner to Sections 24 and 25 Townships 16 North Range 9 East, and Sections 19 and 30,Township 16 North, Range 10 Bast, Mt. Diable Base and Meridian, bears’ South 77° Fast} 6.05 chs, distant, and ‘run, variation’ 18° East, 5 45° W, 0.56 chs. Small ravine 10 links wide course SE. and NW, 4.50 chs. intersect section line between sections 2¢ and 25, 7 chs. west from the corner to Sections 24 and 25,19 and 30. 14.86 chs. set a stake at the original corner of the Claim, marked M. L, P. M. from which a spruce 20 in, Gia; bears South 51° 15’ East 32 links distant. Thence, variation 18° East, N. 4042 W 2.39 chs, Small ravine 6 links wide N and 8. 13.5¢¢hs: sinsll ravine 6 links wide, SW and NE, 16.54 chs, small ravine 6 links wide N and S. 22.29 ehs. ditch 3 links wide HE-and-WH# 25.09 chs. ditch Nand S. 28.04 chs. small ravine SW and NE 32.29: chs. Set a stake for the west corner of the claim marked .M.L. P. M. at the original corner of the claim, from which a black oak 30 in. dia. beats S71° E, 34 links distant. Thence variation 18° Kast, N.38:,° &, 2.84 chs. ditch 4 links wide N and S. 6.92 cbs. diteh 3 links wide N and 8. 12.76 chs, ditch 3 links wide N and 8, 13.36 chs. Set a stake at original cornermarked M. L, P. M., from which a bidck onk 10-in. din. bears N 23° W 7 links distant. Thenee on line of the Jenny Lind claim variation 18° East. 8.43% ° E* 2.14 che ditch -N and‘s. 3.14 chs. ditch N and S. 8,94 chs. ditch SW and NE, 24.64 chs. small ravine (dry) E and W. 30.79 chs. mtning flume. N Ss. 31.84 chs. same flume NW and 8E. 33.29 chs. ravine SE and NW. 38.64 chs. to the. place of beginning, and contaiming 46 17-100 acres and betng & portién of the \y Sec. 24 & NE \ of Section 25, Township. 16 North, Range 9 East, MteDiablo Base and Meridian. Said was made May 10, 1873, by M. Mc ,N. T, McLeod, A. H Gole, RUF. McLeod, G. A. Wanamack, E McLeod, J. G. Poor; S, E. Wanamack, J.D, McLeod and R. J. McLeod, and recorded in Nevada Connty Mining Récords, book 5, page 399. Adjoining claimants are ownersrrhea. t published an thereto are hereby required © are hereby requi: to sent th same before. this office within’ sixty : from the first day of publishing hereof. 013 T. B. McFARLAND, Register LY. Warrants drawn on the General Fond and registered prior to August th, 1873; all warrants on Road Fand registered prior to.Oct. 7, 1874; also Nos. 86, 92, 97, 100 and lvl, Fund registered Oct 8, 1974, om presentation. Interest ceases from ¢ ate, E. P. SANFORD Treasurer. on Special PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. +}. -. most inveterate cases without.mercury or NWwith implicit faith, and expec warrants . will be paid . —_ ° T0 THE UNFORTUNATE. NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES DR.GIBBON’S DISPENSARX _ "e283 KEARNEY STREET, Cor. Commercial, San FRANcIsCco. “TS NsTABLISHED in 1854, for the treat Ear oe Sexual and Seminal Diseases such as Gonorthes,Gleet, Stricture, Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness, Im potency, etc. — Skin Diseases (of sp standing) and Ulcerated egs Success. ully = ‘GIBBON has the pleasure of an} Hospitals of Europe, and.has Se eed phicticn at his Dispéenedty, 623 Kearney Street, corner of Coramer ia, Sar Francisco, where his old patients and those requiring his services. may find him. The Doctor has spared, nemper time nor money in seeking out ~“wrom dies, and returned with increaseu acilities for the alleviation of human suffering. 4. : Horrible Disease : How many thousands of persons, both male and female, ate there Who are enfferi; a miperabie ; pn go secret indwlgences, orfrom virtis abdorbe into the system! Look at — pallid, e.iaciated and disfigured faces an their broken down constitutions. disquali‘fying them for the happiness of ——— or tLe enjoyment of life, -In this horr situation thousands suffer until death closes ‘the scers, Let parents, guardians, friends attend toany of those. who are sufferiug with any of these horrible life destroying me. a—see thafthey are cared for andy cured hefore it be too late. Send them immediately to Dr. Gibbon, 4 physician who ueo.2ade private disease his “especial study for yeers, and who is certain to cure the ous drugs. It-is important to those vue * micted, orto those who are. inter “gsted in the welfare of their friends, to be careful of the many pretended doctors who infest all cities, publishing their skill in curing sll diseases in a few days, impusing upon the pulf ¢ by using the names of emn{nent physi¢.s from Europe and ‘other placese , therefore, careful and make ‘strict inquiries, or you may fall imto tho bands of thase charlatans. : h Seminal haah megreerseenl = Seminal Emissions, the consequence self abuse. ‘This solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced hy the youth of both sexes to an almost wnlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty, the following train of morbid~ symptoms, unless combatted by scientific. medical measures, viz: Sallow tountenanee, dark spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, ringlogin the ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and the rattling of chaxiets, unexsinese about the loins, weaknezsof the limbs, senfused vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in appreachingstrangers,-4 disiike to form new acqmaintances, a disposition to shun society, of mem ory, hectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, fuered tongue, fetia breath, coug*s, consumption, night If relief be not obtamed, persema so afflict ed should apply immediately, either in rson or by letter, and heve a cwre effected y his new and seientifec mode of treating this disease, which mever fails of effecting quick anu radical oure. . Dr. G. will give One Hundred Dollara to any one who will prove satisfactorily tohimthst he wascured of this commplanss by either of tite San ncisco quacks. oe we: Married Men, m Or those who comtempiate marriage, who are suffering under any of theve fearful muladies, should net forget the saered respunsibility resting upon them, ner celay to obtain immediate relief. ee Persons calling at Dx. Gikon’s offiea or sending for packages of medicines may rely upon his se#arance of confidential secrecy t ~ ae be char; with afair and muéualy eat ag clerm eter vse of services rendered, considering the circuzastances of the cases, rather tham a toe prevalent and selfs practice of eutortiom umong quacks yee rs. " A GrBEO is responsible, and will ive to each patient a written instrument, oieding himself to effect a radical and peruw nent cure, or make no charge. Cured at Home. é Persons.at a distance may be OURED. At HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibben, stating case, smyptoms, length of time the disease has comtinued, and the <Atemme prompthy forwarded, fyee from } uamage and curiosity, to any part of the conntry, withefetl and plaim direction fer we. enclosing TEN DOLLARS in coin, im a xegistezed letter through the Post Office, ox through Wells, Targa & Co., a package of medicine will. be forwanded by express to an: of the Uniom. Addwvess DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney rtieet.cm ner Commercial, San Pramcisco. . Post Offi: Bex 1957. Private. ntrance on Commercial tzect. Remem:er to put BOK 19573 on the let ter, Consultations FREE. &7" Correspondents will please inform DR. GIBBON that they sead his advertise ment in the Damy Taanscumpr. myl Notice to Tax Payers. Assessment Ro]l for the year 1874, for the County of Nevada having been completed and delivered into my hands the Property holders of thé Coanty are hereby notified that the Taxes on the same are now due and the Law for the collection of Taxes will be strictly enforced. The Taxes become delinquent on the Ist Monday im Jawuary, and if not paid prior to that date five per cent, will be added: Notice is farther given that for the purpose of receiving Taxes, I shall be in the several Towuships at the places and times Stated, to-wit : At Moore’s Flat, st the Ranking House of Marks & Co. Monday, Nov. 9th. At North Bloomfield, at the Store of T. P, Crandall & Co. op Tuesday, Nov. 10th. At North San Juan, at the Banking House of Block & Furth, on Wednesday, Nov. 11. At Rough ap Walling’s Hotel, on Friday, Nov. = At Washington, H. Buisman’s Hotel, on Monday, Nov. 16th, At You Bet, Oliver & Fox’s Store, Wednesday, Nov. 18th. At ‘Truckee, F. Burkhalter & Co’s Store, Saturday, Nov. 2ist. i At Grass Valley, ie & Co’s Bank. ing House, Monday Tuesday, Nov. 23d and 24th. : ’ At Nevada City, Bank of Nevada County, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 27th and 28th. E. P. SANFORD, County Collector. Nevada, Oct. 23d, 1874. Assessment Notice. Ce RUN MINING COMPANY—Loca.tion of principal place of business, San Francisco, California, Location of works, Gold Flat, oe gen California — : ven that at a meeting of the Board of tors, held on the Foe. teenth day of October, 1874, an assessment, (No. Bignt) of Fitteen Cents per share couporetion pagaide temeaniny font n, paya in United States gold and silver coin, to the See a at the office of the Company, on the corner SCO. ° stock upon w: this assessment shall remain unpaid onthe 16th day of Noy., 1874, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale ‘at public Auction, and unless payment is made bhefore,will be sold on Thursday, the . 3d day of December, 1874, to pay the delinquent: assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. C. C. PALMER, Secretary. 5 et By A. H, Park * ‘Nevada, November 4th, 1874, = i Sates 3 nouncing that he has returned from visiting . time. ‘ matrimony, allayed sweats, monomania And frequent msanity. . or a Soldier's War Claim Agency, ; ~ No 84 Montgomery Block, : SAN FRANCISCO, Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic in California and Nevada, wil} give prompt attention to'the” eovleetion of Additional Travel bay, now due California and Nevada Volunteers distharged more than three hundred miles from home. So}diers can depend upon fair dealing. Information given free of charge. When writing enclose stamp for reply and state company and regiment and whether you have a discharge. Congress has extended the timefor filing claims for additional Bounty under Act of July 28, 1866, to Jannary 1975, so all such claims must be made before that Li Original Bounty of $198 has been allowed all volunteers whe enlisted . before ‘duly 22d, Lr6l.for three years, 3f not paid. the same wi en discharged, Land Warrants can be obtained for services: rendered before 1855, but not for services in the late war. Pensions for late war ang war of 1912 obtained and increased when allowed for less thah disability warrants, but no pensions are allowed to Mexicay, and, Florids war soldiers. State of Texas has granted Pensions to surviving xeterans of Texas Aiken also attends to Gencral Law and Gol. ection Business. ~ Jy3s ~YUMMONS. State of Californian, County. “kD. Of Nevada, és: In the District Coust-6F the Fourteenth Sudicini-District of the State of California, in and for the county of, Nevada, fornia send grecting te Emilp @hampion, ‘Defendant. Yowarte hersvy vequired toaparin an action’ brought againsé you: in he Distriet Court of the Foustesnth dudi~ cial Distriet of the State of Galifarnia, in and for the Cotinty of Nevads, on the 5th Plaintiff, and to-answer the e¢mplaint fled ‘therein, within ten days ‘exclusive of the i day of service) after the service on. you of: this Samimnons—if served within this coun: by; Or, if aerved out of this county, tut in ‘ this District, withim twenty days; otherjwise, within forty days—or judgment wilt. ‘be taken against you by defauit: according to the prayeref. said complaint. ° Being an action for the dissolutivun of the bords of 40 exist between Plain‘tiffand yourself, on the ground ef deseztion, all. of which ismore fully, set forthin seid complaint. And yoware hezeby notified that-df yon faN toappear and’ answer the. said compiaint as.above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the Court: for the relief tifere-. im demanded. = oo Ww testimony. Whereof, I, Johxt seal } Patton, Clerk of District Court aforesaid,do hereunto set my hand . and impress the Seal of said Coart, at office, in she city of Nevada, onthe Sth day of October, A. D. 187A. JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. €. Taylor, sty for PIs. 06 No 682. : Application fora Patent te Min ing, , Claim ' UNIFED' STATES LAND OBPFICE, _. Sacramento, Cal. Sept. 22, 1874, OTICE is hereby given, That Charles ¥. Bates; Henry F. Wiltkisom, Josiah \D. Harroun and Henyy Randolph, whose Post Office is Wanhington, Nevada County, Cal. have made application fox Patent for the Local Option Placcr mine, situate in” Gold Hid Mining District, nevada Counfy, ‘ ,@alifornia,.and described in the plat and ’ field notes on file im this offlce as follows,,. wig : situated on surveyed land,. being the 1-20f N W Stand N 1-2 of.N 3-2 of N 1-2 of SW 1-4 Sec 14, Tomuship17, North, Range 19) East, Mit Diabio Base and Meridian and containing, #0 acres. Said location was made Aug. 26, 1874, by these Apphicants and duly recorded in book 5 pages 463 and 462, rec-ords of Mining Claims of Nevada County. Adjoizing etaimants are on the West the elaims of William Folkes and on the North Eost and Soath the land if unoccupied and unclaimed, All persons holding any adverse claim thezetoare hereby required to present the same before the Register and Receiver, Sac~ ramento, California. within sixty days from. the first doy of publishing hereof. T. B. McFARLAND, Register. 3.D. White, Atty for Applicant. 06 HARVARD INFIRMARY Consulting parlors, 215 Kearney street, bet. Sutterand Bush San Pranciseo, are open from 10 4. M. to 2 P.xt. , end gr. ‘OP. M, . FERDEN .w0K’.Z%, M.D., late Ex: @ amining Physician of the Massachusetts Infirmary, Bostoz. The Ducter’s popalarity is due to his snccess ix the treatment of all chronic nervous and scrofuloms diseases. such as periodical insanity, venerea) prostration, loss of physical and mental tone, decayed nature or impotency, barrenness and all other. diseases of the physical and mental system, produced fram natural or unnaturel causes in the old or young. Particular attention to the lungs, liver, kidneys and blood. Dr. F.’s 5 age vegital equalizing tre:tment is hh internal and: external, Cancers, tumors removed withont cutting or pain. Persons wishing to remain in the eity can be accommodated. “Persons consult the gratis. Advice to physicians on cases of their own, as usual, $5. All who have failed under the normal treatment consult with confidence DR. F, Sundrys; from 12to 2, P.O. Box 1087. N. B.—Attention to ‘all diseases of the bladder, womb, etc. ee s8-ly OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. se BELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effects of Krrors and Abuses in early life. _.Manhood restored. Impediments to matriage r’moved. New method of treatment. New and remarkable remedies Books and circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD AS. SOCIATION, No. 419' North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa,—an institution haying a high reputation for honorable conduct and professional skill. r Ua 2? Commercial Street, Nevada. AMES MONRO having opened a meat Market on Comsnercial street, is prepared tosupply customers with the best uality of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal Corned Corued Pork,et. at the lowest prices AITKEN & LUCE, Premium Pioneer Marble Work he K STREET, between 6th and 7 t Streets, SACRAMENTO. Mon uments, Mantels, Table Tops, ete. Wo done in indian Digginys and other Marbl Seu pture and Ornamental Work do te super.or style. je 1 W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Office—Corner Market and Spear Streets, San Francisco. & CPFEICE O8 Broan srrEer, opposit the National Exchange Hotel. — ' H. AIKEN, Attorney at Law ana Revolution, New Orlsans and Mobile Prizg Bhe Veople of ‘the State of Cali-.' from the ef-+.toney is now due ind being paid Wo « day of Octoder, 1874; by Joseph Champion, —— ~ $-1-2 of N-1-2 of 31-2 0f NW1-4,81-2cf 8S ,. N, P. BROWN Tramnacript TERM! One Year—in Six Months;~ L'hrée Months Per week, I Rates for Ad 1st insertion ; sequent inser vertisers.’ . Lx SPEC yo TL. AN NAFFZ!) copartnershiy under the firs i ec! And will cont at the old sta COMM ° They will k very best of MEATS SAUS. BAG All persons GER are requ atthe abover Nevada City TOLL. VENTHE UNI Gephar Valley to Gra the ridge to the county 1 1more or less, price. This gives : ment waich \ the purchaser nish employn For Terms a sepl¢-tf BROAD AMES Ct ‘@) ways sup) FORK, MUTT Orders filled vered at thei Give me ac: Nevada, Mai THE AN 412 Cal London Offic» New York Ag 21 Broac Capital St ILLrec make ¢ change and Bi Letters of Ore world.. ~ , _ FREDER o15 IGN BANK O} BROAD § NAPITAI iC R. W. A. H. Pagxgs John Cashin, Jonathan Cla MONBY TO curity. Highest Pr Warrants. Legal Tends Rates. Gold Dust . Liberal ady; Bullion for A General an¢ Checks on § Jose, Stockto: Drafts on'E many. Agents for ] surance Com} , CORRESPON] Francisco ; B: Agency Bank Interest on ed, as follow; Six M its, 6 pe: Twel Deposits annum. KA Person send money Checks on 8 Mac in. tubes. H One Engin & Co., San F Two Boile: 3 In. tubes. Six 5-stanay Eight pan Tron. Cars, et necessary for colgn taet ri. Appl. Fame Avek ide