November 11, 1874 (4 pages)

A A AE RPA ATTEIR NU nt Men mcbaetCes tt neta, Sap gpet a: Saabintinc bad ls imme ~ 4race of man. “the Venereal, doubles.his dangers. CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE Established by DR. J. Cc. YOUNG, IN. 1850, No Cure, No Pay. Consultation, by Letter or othei> 2 wise, Free. hem fe ab Bes CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS enjoyed on this Obast an uninterrupted iccess of 21 years, and hes become one of #he most celebrated Institutions of the age. The great number annually received and. cured, place itin point of number of patients among the very first of the world, and the success of its treatment renke it second » none, ° ‘PRIVATE DISEASES. In Males ond. Irregularities in Females are the grent-destroyers of health. They insiddously attack the system, and gradually undermine and destroy it; they’ @rive she dleom from the cheek, the lustreérom the eye, the strength and vigor from the frame, they give puny and diseased offspring, and poison, through successive generations, the The marks can be ‘seen in Acrofula, Consumption, Jcipples, the Idict-"4c, the Pardlytic, and the Insane. MERCURY, recognized as themost FATAL MEDICAL EBNEMY to man, combining with ° Those who have been treated with that pernicious ‘MINERAL POJSON. are not, Cited; the disease has assunied a new form, SSM See RA ON for Da Leming oe ft af BT mee BE ee ft st { PO-NOT BE SATISYIED WITH PARTIAL CURE, ‘That leaves the poison to craw] through the " system, eating its way into the tissues. and organs beneath the apparently -smooth sur° face, to burst outin the future with a viruwill baffle the éffects of medicine SEMINAL WEAKNESS. ioe The young man wh® experiences that’ growing weakness iphis menscular and mentel organization sfiould stop end consid whence ita ris He will fina in the weakmessof the Wack, trembling of the. limbs, i digestion, unaccountabie failing powers of the mind, distaste for so(dread of impending trouble, forebod= és of evil, sleeplessness, troubled atid lasivicns. dreams, accompanied by. growing tieafness, loss of -mesculars power, and nugerous other symptoms cf disorganization, “the positive traces af that most terrible and destructive 6f all diseases—Seminal Weakness—wasting away his powers, destroying his-hope of lite and manhood, and dragging him along the broken path of his existence, toward a premature and loathsome grave, To him who fipds his tife dribbling. out in the discharge of the vital principle of -existeuce in nocturnal and djurnalemissions, th® mere cessation of the causes of its apgeeratice brings no relief, H Marriage, that holy office, the safeguard and hope of manhood, brings to such a_one &o 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 ne resetie 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 becéme victims of solitary vices, that dreadfui, fascinaling and destructable habit, that fills thousdnds of sick rooms with paralytics and-consumptives, and hundreds of untimey graves with its misguided victims,should consult wi nout delay, oné who will sympa. thise with their sufferings. To such th Doctor, would especially recommend iim sence that pelf, gfving to each and all: guarntees of aPerféct’and Permanent Cureawithout hin-. . drance from business, change of diet, fear of exposure. IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. When a Female isin trouvle or afflicted with disease, and requites medical or surgical attendance, the inquiry should be, where is there a physician who is fuliy competent to aduainister reliet, and whose respectable slandiag in society recommends hia to the confidence of thecommunity, The Doctor, understauding now imperatively necessary these reqairements are, feels called upon to interpose, and by calling the attention of theatilicted tothe fact that he has been a Professor of Obstetrics and Female diseases for Twonty Years, and is fully qualified to admininterin all cases, both medically and surgically, not.in a superficial manner, but iu as thorough @ manner ab years of study and practice—both in hospitals and families —can make, to save them trom the hands of the unqualified unscrupulous, and designing. Therefore, families can rely upon him as uponafather, Allin affliction can find in him one who can feel and sympathise 4 With and befriend them. in trouble—one. in ~a§vhose secresy the utmost confidence can be glacee. ; To Correspondents. LETTERS.—Persons of either sea, who wish to consult the Docter, and who cannot visit the city can, by stating their symptoms iu a letter, receive advice and assurance of «cure at home. All letters returneéd or detroyed, Address, : BENJ, F. JOSSELYN, M. D. No, 618 Sacramento Street, near Montgom dry . Box ~ PROBATE NOTICE. — ATATE of California, County of Nevada, Ne In Probate Court, Neyada county Catlifornia, Inthe matter of the Estate. of Phillip Baltz, devéased, It appearing to the said Court by the petition thi6 diy filed by Charles F Schwartz, the administrator of the state of Phillip, Balt, deceased prayiny for an order of save of real and per1 sonal estate, that it is wéceseary to sell the whole of the teal and personal estate to pay the allowance to Pie family, and the debts expenses gi of administration. It is therefore ordered by the Court that all Peysons: jaterested in the Estate of said deéeoased Deer betes tte Probate Cour: on fatyrday, the 14th day. of November, ‘A.D. 14a, at Teho'clock Reb OYeEnOEOn of sgid Gay at the Court Room of said Probate Court iu the city of Nevada, to show canse why bn order should not be granted to the said Aciuinistrator to sell all of the real and personal estate of the said deceas-d, And that a copy of this order, be. published at least four successive weeks in the Nevada Daily '‘lranseript, a_newspaper printed and published in said city and county, Nevada City, Oct, Sth Is74, OMeddof the County Clerk ofthe County ot Nevadi I John Pattisoa, County Clerk of the Countyot Nevada, State of California, wud ex-eficio Cherk of the Probate Court in ,#id for said County, Go hereby certify the foregoing to be a fulliirueand correct copy of an original order, oie in this, my offlee. . seal \ Witness my ‘hand and the seal of iery Court, this Sth tay of Oct lea, ie JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. To Railroad Contractors: ob ut/the office of the Nevada County Nurow Gauge Railroad Company, in Grass Valley punttl Saturday; the 2ist day of November, A. D. 18%, for ‘the constmetion and-.egaipment of a first clasg: Narrow Gauge Rathyvay, from the town of Colfax, Placer couutS, to Nevada City, by way of Grrass Valley, Nevada county, on the line _ot the survey of. the company, and in ae, eardance with the specifications prepared by J. H. Bates, the Chit Eugineer of the company. The Company Dedposes to pay tothe contractor whose bidNis accepted, ene-half of the contract price it.eash, (U. ‘S$, gold con) and one-half in the Donds “of the company, seenred by yoortgage oh all the property of the company, payalte twenty years after date of issuance, and bearing eight per cent, per anniun interést, payable semi-anuualiy, “The company. renerve the right to rejectsany and all bids or proposaiss , The speciteations may be examined and fall particulars obtained, by application to the Chief Engineer, J. H. Tiates, at the ettice of the company, in Grass Valley, personally or by letter, or by jotter uddsessed-te the Seeretury. ' Dy orler of the Board irectors. “, Grosse FLEY ; Secretary S (Re Spots wi . : No. 616, * : + ° Application for Patent to Mining Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal,, Nov. 2d, 1874, OTICE is hereby given, to whom it ik may concern, that an appplication has been made by WILLIAM H. DURYEA, to tle Government of the United States for a Patent to the following described mining claim, viz.: known as the California Placer Mine, situated.in You Bet Mining District, Nevada county, State of California, and more particularly described as follows, to wit: on surveyed land, and being in townthips Nos. Fifteen [15] and Sixteen (16) North, Ranges Nos. Nine (9) and Ten {10) Bast, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, in the district of lands subject to sale at the Unisted States Land Office at, Sacramento, Cal. ayd contaiging eighty-eight and eightythree htmdredths (#8 83-100) acres of land, be the same more or less, and consisting of nine (9) separate Yetg or parcels of land severally and separatétybounded and described as follows; and nittmbered from one td nine both inclusive; * ‘ * LOR MOS 1) . ; Da, Bounded on thé north and west: by mining tlaims of Hussey Bros., and on the east and south by the Rose &. Duryea Placer Mine owned by suid Rose & Duryea, and more particularly described as follows; " Commencing at. a stake marked ‘ht. D,. No. 16’ on the line of the Rose‘and Duryea survey, said’ stake being the agreed corner between Rose aud Duryea on. one side and Hussey Brothers on the other. Thence on a true line, magnetic: variation being 18° East, N.78> 50’ EB, 8.00 chins f wn Oak stump marked “R,D.” Lants on the south belonging to’ Rose & Druryea. Thence on a true lin® $845 20’ EMAS chains, to a pine. 8 ‘inches in diameter, masked ‘*R.D. No. 17,” and standing om the bank of an old reservoir, Lands south vetoed by Rose & Baryea.— ‘fhence-on a true line N 48° 12’ EF 20.00 chains to a 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 No.1” (California, No, 1) from -whig¢h a maple tree 30 inches in diameter bears N 83° 00’ E 91 links dist tant. Thence on atrue line 8 53° 00’ W, 29.69 chains toplace of beginning, (land on the north owned by Hussey Brothers) and containing 13 25-100 acres according to the.U. 8, system of surveys. : ae LOT NO, 2. ee: Commencing at stake marked ‘*B. C. No. 62." (Birdseye Creek No. 62) being corner No, 62 of approved 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-ehdins to astake marked B.C. No, 63, ‘Thence on a true line § 89 15’ W 9.55 chains following the tine of the-Red-Dog Placer Mine to a stake inarked B.C. No, 64. Thence on a true line N 80° W 2.61 chains to a stake marked “B,C, No. 65.” Thence.on.a true line 8 14°: 15’ FB 2.05 chains to a black oak 16 inches in diameter amarked B.C. No, 66, Thence on a true line $ 61°-W 4.21 chains to a stake marked 3, O. No. 67. Thence on a true line $ 58> 15.91 chains to a point in. the Stgrr Reservoir, Thence on atrue line 8 59° 15’ EB 3.33 chains to a stke marked. B.C, No, 69, Thence oma true‘line’ N 71° 45’ FE 6.46 chains to a stake marked B C._No. 70, standing near the head of Arkansas Ravine. Ground on the west and southwest from the place of beginning to -this point is included insapproved survey of the Red Dog Placer Mine, owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold Mining Company. Thence ona true line N 68° 45’ F 7.06 chaing toa large sufar pine 5 feet in diamter. Thence ona trueline N.9 © West at 12.75 chains, touching S>W.side of Dooling Canon and at 13.75 chains tonching Northeast side ef same, 14.76 chains.to a black oak 8 inches in dinineter markéd.C, 'No,8, ‘Thence on a true \ JOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. + h WEALED PROPOSALS will be ‘received . (staxr Claim No, 6) standing at thee northa line N 852° W atN.25 chains touching east side of Dooling Canon, and at 3.75 chains touching West side Of same. 6.98 chains to place of beginning, being bounded on the S. E. and North by vaeant land from the head of Arkansas Ravine to this point, and containing 23 64100 acres Of land aeeording to the U.S, system of surveys. LOT NOs, ‘ Bounded on .the north and east by Red Dow Placer Mine, owned by the Birdseye Civek 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 arid more, particularly deseribed as follows; Contmencing 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 Afkansas’ Ravine, and from which a livé oak tvee 50 inches in diameter, bears S 19°. W 1,85 chains distant, Thenceon a true line mag. va. being 18° E, N 14.36 chains to a stake marked BiG. Nov63, Thence on a true line N6T® 48" W 2.90 chains along the line of the Red Yiog Placer: Mine to a stake marked B. }. No. 54 and “8. No. 2.” (Starr No, 2.) “Thence on a true line 8 4> W 12.80 chains along the line of the approved survey of the Starr Placer Mine to a stake Miurked 8. No.1." Thence on a true line S7? 45' E 3.26 chains to a stake marked 8. C, No. 2, from which the live onk treo refecred to in the beginning bears N.° 54° KE 3,02 chains distant, and the mouth of the éid “Mallory 'Tunnel’} bears N, 20°-E 72 links distant. Thened on a true line N 43° E0 4.60 chains to placeof beginning and containing 4 20-100 acres of land according to'the U, 5. system of surveys. : : ‘ Lor NO. \4, = Comitrencing at a stake marked C. No, 9, in the town of Red Dog, from which the southwest corner of the brick store bears N25 15’ W1.22 chains distant. Thence on a true line magnetic vay being 18° BN 8s? 30 E at 6.32 chains crosses Neyada Stage road 17.27 chains to pine stwnp 36 inches fitameéter mevked OC. No. 10,” on the northwest Hine of the approved survey of Rose and Duryea, between Nos? 12° wnd 13 of that survey. Land on the north claimed by Moore, Chew and Bush. Thence ona true line § 22° 15’ W at 2.25 chains crosses Nevada stage road 10.00 chains to stake marked “©. No, 11," on the north side and ‘*Mo No. 1” on the west side, and from which a pine 6csinches in diameter “beers N 16° EB 60 linksdistant. This stake forms a corner common to Cozzens’ ground. the Rose & Duryea ground, the Missouri i Canon an’ the California ground. ~This line rans along the west side of ground applied for by Rose & Duryea, Thence ona true line along the line of Missouri Canon grounds 89> 00° W 1p.60 chains to a black oak tree 6 inches. in,diameter, marked **C. No. 12” and ‘*Mo No. 2,” Thence on a true line N 59 45’ W 7.51 chains along the east line of ground claimed by Moore, to plice ot beginning, and containing 12 77-100 aeres according to the U.S. system of strveys. Lor NO, 5. Beginning at a large sugar pine stub 40 ches in diameter, marked S$, C. No, 6 . } . . . { . . . . { . . . ! . } . . Westerner of approvedsuryey of the Starr . Placer Mine. Thence on a true line mag538° B 9.10 netic variation, being 18° E chains to a stake ‘at the intersection of two ditches, marked »C.No. 7." Thence on satrne line S385 E54 chitiins to a deep shaft at the head of a deep cut coming in from the Arkansas Ravide: Ground thus far on east included in Star? claim, owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold Muli Company. Thence ona true line 5 W>30' EB 4.1 chains to an iron pin set in Ry old. road from which the northwest corneP ot “CG, No. 4” from which a pine 24 inches in diameter bears N.55° 30’ E 19 links dis. tant. Thence ons true line N 35> 30’ W 8,25 chains to a pitch pine stub marked “CG, No. 3.” Thence on a true line N 9° W 9.40 chains to the place of beginning. The ground on the west from the oak at corner No. 6 to this point is vacant. Said Lot No. 5 contains 9,2-100 acres of land according to the U, 8. system of sufveys. : LOT NO. 6, Bounded on the north and east by the Emigrant Placer Mine, owned by Rose and Duryea and on the south and west by the You Bet Placer Mine, owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold Mining Company and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a stake marked E. C. (Emigrant Claim) cortier No. 2 of approved survey of Emigrant Placer Mine, Thence on a ‘true line mag. va. being 18° E, N51° W 7.58 chains to asmall pine. Thence on a true line N 32°30’ W 2.91 chains toa stake marked E, C. ina mining excavation, being corner. No. 1 of: approved survey of Emigrant Placer Mine. Thence on a dpue line $ 472 15’ EB Btong the line 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. ~ : yi LOT 8G, 21 Bountted.on the north-hy the Emigrant Placer Mink 0Waed by Rose and Duryea, on the east gnd-south~by,_ the Sraith Powell. clainc, owned,by South “¥Ywha Canal Comay, and. on the west by the. You Bet. Plicer Mine, owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold, Mining, Co., and. more~particularly. described as follows: Beginning at a-stake identical with No. 1 of plat 6 of this survey, and also with Emigrant Company’s No, 2-8 approved.’. Thence on a true line, magnetic variation being 18° EN 44 > 15’ E “along line of Emigrant. ground 1.54 chains to a post. on line.of approved survey of Smith Powell ground. -Thence on a true line 5 18° W along the Smith Pewell ine, 7.98 chains to a stake where the You Betclaim line strikes that of the Smith PoweH. Thence on a true line N 6.05 E 6.70. chaius to place of beginning, and contuining 24100 acres according. to the U 8. system of suxyeys? ~~ LOT NO. 8. Beginning at oaks stump marked s‘A. T. P.M.,” béfitg the southeast corner of the approved ‘survey.of the Atking and Tuylor Placer Mine éwhed by Atkths and Taylor. Thence ona trite line, imag. va. 18° BS 22K 7.19 chains toa black oak 30 inechés in diameter marked {C. No, 13” standing 1.00 chain south of G, §. Brown’s house, Thence on a true line 8 659 30’ E 2:75 chains to a black oak 14 inchés in, diameter marked ‘*C. No, 14.” Thence Ona true line $ 28° 45" EF 11.90 chains follows, ing down the west side of: Union Ravine to a spruce stub, corner No. 17:of Brown Brothers approved surveyY standing on the east side of Wilcox Ravine Ground, on the west vacant, Thence on a trueline $ 42° 27 B along, line of Brown Brothers ground 4,80 chains to Brown Brothers cor: No. 16, Thence on_a true line 8 62° 14’ EB _ 4.50 chains to: Browr Brothers: Cor. No. 15. Thence on a true line N 49 30° B 3,29 chains to a sugar pine 60 inches ta diameter marked ‘'C, No. 17,”"" Thence on a true line N 48° 30° W 38.61 chains to a black oak 30 inches in diameter marked ‘*C, No, 18.” Thence on a true line N 33° 38 W 13-81 chaing to a black oak 12 inches in diameter marked *C, No, 19.” Thence on a true line N 8S 6 6.14 chains to,a black oak 24 inches in diameter marked ‘*C, No.20” and “RR, D, No, $1 vacatif ground on east’and south from Brown Brothers Corner “No; 15 to this point. Thence on a true ine N 4° 45 W along the line of the Rose and Duryea approved survey. Groundon the cast owned by Rose and Duryea 14°45 chains to astake marked “A, T. P,“M.” corner of oAtkins and T#ylor: Application. Thence on a true line $ 719 45’ W along the line of Atkins & ‘Taylor grovnd 7.03 chains AQ 4 stake marked “AT. P.M.” Theyce on true line south 9.16 chains to oak tummy a place of beginntiig and containi}g 17,97-106 “acres according to the U, 8, syStem of survoys. d aio, Lor nov 9. Surrounded by yvaci ground, Beginning at a Wack oak mark 14,” forming th€southwest corne plat includedin Brown Brothers app surveyPhence on atrue line mag. va. 18° KE NS2 > 30’ B crossing Wileox Ravine 304 etiains toa black oak stub 30 inches in diwtheter marked *C, No, 22." Thence on actrue line § 32° 15’ E following down the eust side 6f Wilcox’Ravine, along the tailings with vacant ground on the east, 14.20 chains to x live. oak 3 inches in diameter marked ‘‘C. No, 83." . Thence on a true line $8 12° 30’ W at 41.00 chains cross Steep Hollow: Creek 11.77 ehains to a Bpruce stunip 20 inches in diameter marked ‘C, No, 24,” standing on the Side of Steep Hollow. Thence on a trne litte S 865 45’ W 2.81 chains down Steep Hollownto a stake -marked'G. No, 25." 9 Thence on“ true line N12° 380’ EB 0.50 chains cross Steep Hollow 11.77 chains to a black oak 4 inches, in dinmeter marked '*C. No, 26." Thence onatrue line N 39° W 12.30 chains to place of beginning and containing 7,41-100 acres according to the U, S. system of suryeys. Said claim being still more particularly described in the diagram ‘posted and filed with said application. Said clainis are believed to have been re: corded 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 certulnty be determined, All persons-holding any “adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the ‘same before this office within sixty days from the first day of publishing and posting hereof. oan : nb Tt, B. McFARLAFD;, Register. PROBATE NOTICE,~In Frobate Court, _ State of California, Couutyof Nevada. In the matter of the Est-te of W, W. Frisbie, deceased. . Itappearing to. the Court by the petition presented and filed By J. Jacobs, the Administrator of the Estate of W. W. Frisbie, deceased, praying for an or. } derto sell reo] estate, that it is necessary to sell the whole of the real estate to pay the debts outstanding against the deceased; and the expensos of administration. It is therefore ordered by. the Court, that a] persons intefested in the said Estate appear before the said Probate Court, on Saturduy the 12th dey of December, 1874, at 10 o'clock in ‘the forenoon of said day at the Court Koom of said Probate Court, in, the Court House, in Nevada city, County of Ne-' vada, to show dause why an order should not be granted to the said Administrator to, sellall the real estate of said deceased: and } that a copy of this order be published at least four successive weeks in the. Nevada Daily Transcript, a newspaper. printed and publi hed in Nevada city, County of Nevada. JOHN! CALDWELL, Prabate 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 County of Nevada,State of California, and ex-oflicky Clerk of the Probate Court in aud for said County ,do hereby certify the foregoing to be a full, true and correct copy sd an original order, on filein this, my of—~—) Witness my hand.and the seal of ja saict Court, this Sist day ef Oct., 1874, BS JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. Nileg Searls, Atiy. nl j tant. Ground on the éast and . claimed by D, E. Bush and embraced in his survey of Arkansas and Greenhorn Canon ine. ‘Thence on a.true line 8 TL? 43" W 37 chains to a stake marked -'S. G, No.3.” Thebce on a true line N 85° 30° W 527 chains te a stake in stone mound, Thence on a true line § 42°15" W6.17 chains to a black oak treo.6 inches in diameter marked “©. No. 6.” Thence on a true line S 81° W 1.83 chains to a black oak tree 4 inches in diameter marked ‘*€; No. 5,” standing * on the edge of Arkansas Ravine adjoining toll bridge bears $ 81° 30° E 3 chains diss. south Established in 1853. Main Street, Nevada City. NOLD ORES of every deseription ReGy fmed, Melted is dinkcons er By request Guld Bars exchanged for Coin. ELECTROPLATING IN GOLD-OR SIL¥KE PRICES REASONABLE. nt. the claim of D. E. Bush, * ef Lj we * ee Se of D. E. Bush. Thence on a: ling N-42 > E 7.78 chains to a Set & é ‘ & . vous and Physical debility consequent on > Nevada Assay Office,_ . Pund registered Oct 8, 1874, will be PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. Quick Cures & Moderate Charges. DR, W. K. DOHERTY’s Medical and Surgical Institute. si [Pounded im 1853.] No. 519 Six@ramento Street, . Corner of Leidesdorff Street—[A few doors! below the What Cheer House] SAN: FRANCISCO. ae Private entrance on Leidesdorff Street, Established expressly to. afford the afflicted Sound and Scientific Medical aid, in thé Treatment and Oure of all Private and Chronic dis« eases, Cases of Secresy AND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS. »To the Afflicted, : OOTOR W. K. DOHERTY RETURNS his sincere thanksto his numerous patients for their patronage,and would take this opportunity to remind them that he continues to consult at bis Institute for the cure of chronic diseases of the Lungs,Liver, . Kidneys, Digestive, and Genito-Urinary Organs, and all Private Diseases, yiz:; Syphilis in all its forms and stages, Seminal Weakness, and all the horrid conse nences of self-abnse, Gonorhcea; Gleet, Strictures Nocturnal and — Emissions, Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back and Loins, Inflammation of-the Bladder and 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 Eure ‘tnd the United States he is enabled to apply the tnost.efficient and successful ies against diseases of all” kinds. He uses no ‘mercury; ges_ moderate, ‘treats. bis pa‘tient# in a correct and honorable! way, andy has references, ofunquestionable verncity from men of known tespectability and high standing in society. Ali~parties consulting him, by letter or otberwise, il] receive thiébest and gentlest 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, dinmess of sight, loss of mugcnlar power, palpitation of the heart, irritability, , nervotisness, derangement of digestive functions, general debility, hysteria, sterility an (all other diseases peculjar ta females, she should go or write at once tothe celebrated Kemale Doctor, W. K. Douenrty, 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 painful suffering and premature death uy 8 Bote : . To Correspondents, ‘ Patierits, male or female, residing in any part of the country, however distant, who may-desire the advice and opinion of Dr. Doherty, in their Tesp4 ctive cases, and who think proper to ghia a written statement of such, in préverénice to’ holding a personal interview, @ respectfully assured that their COMMUSEGATIONS WILL BES HELD MOST SACRED. ~~ ones . is a regular graduate,and may consulted with ovary confidence. If the case be rac ly and candidly described, personal éom., munication “will be tnmecessary, as, tions for diet, regimen, and t gen treatment of the case itself, ‘in¢lnding the sernedies) will be forwarded without delay, and in such a m@anmer as $0 convey no idea, of the purport. of @ letter or parcel transmitted.—Shonld your condition Yequire immediate ptsention,send ten doliars, ' coin, [or that walue in currency] by Mari om WELLS, Exreo & Co. EXPRESS, and a Mimedicine will be sent to yonr address With the necessary instructions for use. Consultations by letter or otherwise, nar. Permanent cure guaranteed, or no ay. * Spermatorrhena, DR, DOHERTY has just published an important pamphlet, embodying his own views and experience in relation to Impo-. tence or Virility, being a short treatise oa + permatorrhoea, or Seminal weakness, Nerthis affection and other diseases of the sexual Organs. This-little work contains information of the utmost value to all, whether married or single, .aud will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of Six Cents in postage stamps for return postage. Address. W. K. DOHERTY, M. D., s24 San Francisco, Cal. No, 575. Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, } Sacramento, Oal., June 23, 874 O'TICE is hereby given that M. McLeod, N. T.:-McLeod; A. H. Gole, RK F. McLeod, G. A. Wanamack, E.-N. Me‘Leod, J. G. Poor, J. D. McLeod, and R. J, McLeod, whose Post Office is You Bet, Nevada county, Cal. have made application for Patentfor the MeLeod Pliter Mine, situated in Hunt Mining District, Nevada County, California, and described 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 acgtake matked ‘M. L. PvM) (for McLeod Plager, Mine). fgom which a black oak 3 inches im diameter bears North 9° West 11 links distant. «And the corner to Sections:24 and .25°-Townships 16 North Ranye 9 Bast, and’Sections 19 and 30;Town‘ship 16 North, Range 10 East, Mt, Diab Base and Méridian,: bears South 77 2 6.05 chs. distant, and run, variation 18° East, 8 45° W, 0.56 chs; Small, ravine, 10 links wide course SE and NW, 1.50 ai intersdct section line bétween sections 24.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. PB. M. from which a spruce 20 ins dig bears South 61° 15’ East 32 links distant. Thence, variation, 18° East, N. 404° W 2.39 chs, Small ravine 6 links wide N and 8. 13.54chs. small ravine 6. links, wide, SW and NE. 16.54 chs, smail ravine 6 links wide N and S. .22.29 che, ditch 3 links wide Eand W. 25.09 chs. ditch Nand S. 28.04 chs, small rayine SW and NE 32.29 chs. Set a stake for the west corner of the claim warked-M—hPy Me at the original corner of the claim, from which a black oak 30 in, dia. bears S7i° E, 34 links distant. Thence variation 189 Bast, N. 88k ° E. 2.84 chs. ditch 4 links wide N and 8. 6.92 chs. ditch 3 links wide N and: S. 12.76 chs. ditch 3 links wide N and §. 13.36 chs. Set a stake at original corner marked M. L. P. M., trom which @ black oak 10in. dia. bears N 23° W 7 links distant, Thence on line of the Jenny, Lind claim variation 18° East, B43 © & 2,14 chs, ditch N and 8. 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. mining flume Nand 8. 31.84:chs. same fhame:NW and SE. 33.29 chs, ravine SE and NW, 83.64 chs.'to the place of beginning, and containing 46 17-100 acres and being a portion of the SE &, Sec. 24 & NE \ of Section 25, Township 16 North, Range 9 East, Mt’ Diablo Base and Meridian, Said loeation was made May 10, 1873, by M. McLeod, N. T. McLeod; A. H Cole, R. F, McLeéd, G. A. Wanamack, E McLeod, J. G. Poo?, 8. E. Wahantiack; J. D. aenn ame R. J. McLeod, and recorded in Nevada County Mining, Records ‘ page 399. Adjoining claimants are bent 8 of the Jenny Lind placer mining claim on se North East; no other claims join this’ one, ” ahiipeees ree any adverse claim ereto are hereby required to present the Same. before this office within’ smc days from the first day of pwhblishing hereof.or T. B. McFARLAND, Register County Warrants. A LT. Warrants drawn on the General’ Fund and registered prior to : i ania te Sth, 1873; all warrants on Road Fi istered prior to Oct. 7, 1874; also Nos, 86, 92, 97, 100 and 101, on Special on presentation. . Interest ceases from dete. E.P. SANFORD Treasurer. H, Parker, Deputy T Nevada, November 4th, 1874, d ibands of those charlatans. belf abuse. sexual inddigence, disposition to shun society, e TO THE UNFORTUNATE. NEW REMEDIES, DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY at’ Fh Gp gs ee \siABLISHED in 1854, for the trAit 44 ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases such as Gonorrhea @lect, Stricture, Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weaknesn, tim potency, etc. Skin Diseases (of” years atanding) and Ulcerated eas Success ally ated,“oR, GIBBON has the pleasure of announcing that he has retutned from visiting the principal Hospitals of Kuropé, and itis resumed practice at bis Dispenrary, 623 Kearney Street, corner of! Cevamer.ia:, San Francisco, where his old epee und those quiring bis services may fod him. eye has spared nejther time nor money in seeking out mow remédies, and has returned with ipcreaseu acilities for the alleviation of human suffering. -~ Plorrible Diseases. How many thousands of” persons, both male ana female,-are there who are suffering out a miserable existence. from the ef fect of secret indulgences, or from »XiTUS absorbe into the mt Look at their pallid, e.\aciated‘and digfigured faces, and their brokén dowu constitutions, disanalifying them for the happiness of marriage or tLe enjoyment of life. In this horrid situation: thousands suffer until death closes the scera, Let parents, guardians, friends attend toany of those who-are stifferiug with any of these mnalad a-~80e, igs ney ured before it be too late. the martintely to Dr. Gibbon, a physicitin who uew cade private disease his especial study for years, and Who is certain to cure the maost, inveterate cases withont mercary or sreneurd “623° KEARNEY STREET, Cor. Commercial, San Frakorsco. they sre cared. fonaad ruge. It is irapottant to those who are afflicted, or-to those who are inter ‘sated in the welfare-ef their friends, to be pretended doctors;whe ] cities, publishing their skill in seases in a few days, imposing upon the pu) inent physic. places. Be, there strict inguiries, or _Ss-from Europe snd other yo ay fall into t Seminal Weak @Geminal Emissions, the cons! This solitary vice > is prapticed by to an glmost unlinite nerring certainty, youth of Me 9 sexes “ xtent, producing wi the following train «f morbid symptoms, unless combatted” by scientific . medical measures, ViZ; llow: countenance, dark @ eyes, pain inthe head, ring, noise like the rustling of the rattling of chariots, uneasiut the loins, weakness of the limbs, sed vision, blunted intellect, loss of ers, ory, hectic flushes, pimples and -various fetid: breath, coucs, consumption, bight sweatsymonomania 47d frequent insanity. If relief be not obtamed, pexsons 80 affiiet. ed should @ ly immediately, either in persen-orStier, and have 2 enre effected by his new-and scigntific mode of treating this disease; which mevér fails of effecting. quick andradical oure. Dr. G. will give One Hundred Dollars to amy one who will prove satisfactorily to him that he wascured of this complaint by either of the San Francisco quacks, p ; Married Men, se Or those who contemplate marriage, who are suffering under any of these fearful quladies, should not forget the sacred re5) to o sibility resting upon them, nor delay in immediate relief. Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s office or sending for packages of medicines may rely upon his assurance of confidential secrecy with implicit faith, and expect no more than to charged with a fair and mutually satisfactory remuneration of services tendered, considering Bed circumstances >f the cases, rather than tav prevalent and selfsh practice of extortion among quacks and pretenders. SE Dit. GIBBUN is responsible, aud will ve to each patient a written instr ent, Dinding himself to effect a radical and perw nent cure, or make no charge. . Cured at Home. Persons at,a distance may be CURED AT ‘HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case, .smyptoms, length of tirae the disease has continued, and the “cine promptly forwarded, free from uamage and curiosity, to any part of the conatry,avith f@ll and plain directiofi for ae. By enclosing “TEN DOLLARS in coin, in a registered Jetter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Vargo & Co., a pavkage of medicime will be forwarded by express to any a of the Union, Buh ‘ hddrens DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 . Kearney atieet, commer Commercial, San Francisco, Post Otfi««, Bex 1957, Private ntrance on,Commercial treet. Reniem.er to put BOX 1957 on the letter. Bs Consultations FREE. : g@Coirespondénts will please inform DR. GIBBON that they cead his advertise ment in the DatLy TRaNscarIrT. © mylNotice to Tax Payers. HE Assessment Roll for the year 1874, . for the County of Nevada having been completed. and delivered into my hands the Property holders of the County are hereby netified 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 in January, and if not paid, prior fo that date five per cent, will be added. Notice is further given-that forthe pur pose of receiving Taxes, Ishall be in the several ‘Townships at the places and times stated, to-wit: . At Moore's Flat, at the Banking House of Marks & Co, Monday, Nov, 9th: At North Bloomfield, at the Store of T)P; Crandall & Co; on Tuesday, Nov. 10th. At North San Juan, atthe Banking House of Block & Furth, on Wednesday, Nov. 11. At Rough & Ready, Walling’s Hotel, on Friday, Nov. 13th. -At Washington, H. Buisman’s Hotel, on Monday, Nov. léth, ; At You Bet,’Oliver & Fox’s Store, Wednesday, Nov. 18th. At Truckee, F. Burkhalter & Co’s Store, Saturday, Nov. 2ist. At Grass Valley, Findley & Co’s Banking House, Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 23d and 24th. At Nevada City, Bank of Nevada Count wildy aud Gaturiay Nov. 21th and aeane’ E. P. SANFORD, County Collector, Nevada, Oct, 23d, 1874. » v Assessment Notice. ere RUN MINING COMPANY~—Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location of works, Gold Flat; Nevada County, California.— Notice is hereby given that at a méeting of the Board of Directors, held on the Fourteenth day of October, 1874, an assessment, (No. Eignt) of Fifteen Cents. per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold and silver coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Company, on the corner Murket and e944 sts. San ‘Francisco. Any stock upon which this assessment sha}! remain unpaid onthe 16th day of Nov., 1874, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public Auction, and unless payment is made hefore,will be sold on Thursday, ‘the 3d day of December, 1874, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and Sy tg 719 of ‘sale. < Qtr turn ssh ipa be + NEW REMEDIES horrible life destroying . Send thein ime ¢ by using the names of em= , carefl and make, nfidence, diffidence in approachingstrang/ a disiike toform new acquaintances, 4 } loss of memtions about the face, furred tongue, . Soldier's Wat Claim Agency, ~ No 84 Montgomery Bloek, SAN FRANCISCO, : H. AIKEN, Attorney at Law ana @ Commander of the Gfand Army of + the Republic in Californiaand Nevada, will Additional Travel kay, now Gte California and Nevada Volunteers discharged more than three bundred miles from home. Sol. Giers can depend upon fair dealing. Infors mation given free of charge. When writing enclose stdmp.for ?eply and state company and regiment und whether you have & dis-~ charge. ’ Congress hes extended the time for filing claims for additional Bounty under Act ly 28, 1866, to January 1875. so all rugifelvinss mtat be madé before that time. (Original Bounty of $100°has been al. lowed all volunteers. who enlisted. before duly 22d, 1e61 tor tlree years, if not paid. the same w! en. discharged, Land Warrants can be obtained for services tendered before 1855, but not fot services in the late war. Petsions for late war and war of 1812 obtained and increased when allowed for less than disability warrants, but mo pensions are allowed to Mexican and Florida war soldiers. State of #txas has granted. Revolution. New Otleans and Mobile Prize Aiken also attends to Genctal Law and-Colection Business. «~~ jy93 of: Nevada, 85: In the. District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Distriet of theNeva, The.Reople of the State of Cali-” fornia send grecting to Emily Champi Defendant, You are here peat in an action brought the District Court of the F ial District of the State of Cxlifornia, in “and fortbe County of Nevada, on the 5th day of Octuber, 1874, by seph Champion, Plaintiff, and to answer’ the complaint filed therein, Within ten Aays (exglusive-of the day of service) after the servite on you of this Summonsit served within this coun-_ ty; of, if servéd Out of this county, Lut in this Distprt, within twenty days; otherwthin forty duys—or judgment will Ken against you by defcult, according exprayer of #uid complaint. ‘Being am ctiot fur the dissolution of the bords of matrimony; alleyed to exist between Plain-. tiff and ‘yourself;er the ground of ‘deser. tion, all ‘of which is ‘inere fully set forth in said complaint. me And you are hereby notified ‘that if you failtouppear and” answer the saitcomplaint as above required, the said plaintiff. ll apply to the Court for the velieg thereialded. . In testimony wheredl; nd cored are ri id,dd, hereunto set-rey hand i , Clerk of District and impress the Seal of said Court, atoffiee, in-the-eity-of Nexada, on the Sth day of October, A. D. 1874. § 3A Argon, Clerk. « §. Taylor, Atty for PIff. Oe 06) Application fora Patent to Mining Claim ~ UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Seeramento, Cal. Sept. 22, 1874, YOTICE is hereby given, That Charles N ¥. Bates, Henry F. Wilkison, Josiah D. Harrown and Henry Rando}ph, whose Post Office is Washington, Nevada County, Cal. have made application for Patent tor she Local Option Placer mine, situate in Gold Hill Mining District, nevada Counfy, California, ind described in the plat and field no’ es on file in this office as follows, § 1-2 of N 1-20f $ 1-201 NW 1-4,8 b-20f S T-2of N W 1-4 and N 1-2 of N J-2 of N 4-2 of § W 1-4 Sec 14, Township17, North, Range 10 East, Mt Djabio Base and Meridian and containing Siracres. Said location was mado Aug. 16.1874, by these Applicants and duly recorded in book 5, pages 461 and 462, records of Mining Claims of Nevada County.: Adjoining claimants are on the West the claims of Williarn Folkes and on the North Eost and South the land if anoccupied and unclaimed, : 2 All persons holding. any adverse elaim thereto are hereby required to present. the same before the Kegister and Receiver, Sacremento, California. within sixty days from the first day.of publishing hereof. ; ae T, B. McFARLAND, Register. . J.D. White, Atty for Applicart. of Consulting parlors, 215 Kearney street, bet. Sutter and Bush,San Francisco, are open trom lu a.M, to 2 Pim. and ¢ P.M. to6'P. M. FERDENANDERZ, M, Di, late Exe@ ®mining Physician of the Massachusetts Infirmary, Boston. ‘The Ductor’s popularity is due to his snccess in the treatment of all chronic,nervous and scrofulous diseases, such as periodical insanity, venereal prostration, loss of physical and mental tone, decayed nature or impotency, barrenuess and all other diseases of the physical and’ mental system, produced from patural or unnaturs)] causes in the old or young. ‘Particulur attention to the lungs, liver, kidneys and bleed, Dr. F.’s peculiar veyital equalizing tre:tment is both internal and externa). Cancérs, tumors removed without cutting or pain. Persons wishing to remain in the city can be accommodated. Persons consult: the Doctor gratis. Advice to physicians on cases of their own, as usual, $5. Allwho have failed under. the normal treatuwent consult with confidence DR. F. Sundrys, from 12 to 2. P.O. Box 1037. bladder, womb, etc. . 88-ly— OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. APPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN F from the effects of Krrors and Abuses in early life. Manhood restored. Impediments to marriage removed. New method. of treatment: New and remarkable remedies. Books.and circulars sent free, in sealed, envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATZON, No. 419 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa,—an institution having a high reputation for honorable conduct and professional skill. ‘ EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. Gomutiércial Street, Nevada: AMES MONRO having opened a meat Market on Comimercial street, is prepared to supply customers with the best uality of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal,Corned Corned Pork ,éc,, at the lowest prices _. ATTKEN. & LUCE, ‘Premium Pioneer Marble Work 177 K STREET, between 6th and 7 t : «Streets, SACRAMENTO. Mon uments, Mantels, Table Tops, ete. Wo done in Indian Diggings and other Marb1]: Scu pture and Ornamental Work Go ne super or style. * : je 1 W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC. On ON BROAD STREET, opposit. the National Exchange Hotel. . Pensions to surviving veterans of Texas: Monty is now due and being paid. W. Hy QIUMMONE. State of Oalifornia, Countyb&w State of California; in and for the county of » viz : situated on surveyed land, being the ~ HARVARD INFIRMARY N.B.—Attention: to all diseases of the _ give prompt attention to the collection ef -*" _ One Ye fhree } Per v Rates 1st inse sequen vertise ye Caan § AT O AND 4 copart under 4 re q : ‘And w at the. Cc y The: / very bi e ME Sz 4 atthe obs Nev: ENT Valle: the r the c more } price. jf Thi } ment the p nish ¢ For sep ————— BE Al ¥ PORK Ord vere Giv Nev \ . \ —_ = A ; in. ‘ ¢€ ws ’ Bh =<. I af Iro Th arc #Q a fb 2s }

A A AE RPA ATTEIR NU nt Men mcbaetCes tt neta, Sap gpet a: Saabintinc bad ls imme ~ 4race of man. “the Venereal, doubles.his dangers. CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE Established by DR. J. Cc. YOUNG, IN. 1850, No Cure, No Pay. Consultation, by Letter or othei> 2 wise, Free. hem fe ab Bes CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS enjoyed on this Obast an uninterrupted iccess of 21 years, and hes become one of #he most celebrated Institutions of the age. The great number annually received and. cured, place itin point of number of patients among the very first of the world, and the success of its treatment renke it second » none, ° ‘PRIVATE DISEASES. In Males ond. Irregularities in Females are the grent-destroyers of health. They insiddously attack the system, and gradually undermine and destroy it; they’ @rive she dleom from the cheek, the lustreérom the eye, the strength and vigor from the frame, they give puny and diseased offspring, and poison, through successive generations, the The marks can be ‘seen in Acrofula, Consumption, Jcipples, the Idict-"4c, the Pardlytic, and the Insane. MERCURY, recognized as themost FATAL MEDICAL EBNEMY to man, combining with ° Those who have been treated with that pernicious ‘MINERAL POJSON. are not, Cited; the disease has assunied a new form, SSM See RA ON for Da Leming oe ft af BT mee BE ee ft st { PO-NOT BE SATISYIED WITH PARTIAL CURE, ‘That leaves the poison to craw] through the " system, eating its way into the tissues. and organs beneath the apparently -smooth sur° face, to burst outin the future with a viruwill baffle the éffects of medicine SEMINAL WEAKNESS. ioe The young man wh® experiences that’ growing weakness iphis menscular and mentel organization sfiould stop end consid whence ita ris He will fina in the weakmessof the Wack, trembling of the. limbs, i digestion, unaccountabie failing powers of the mind, distaste for so(dread of impending trouble, forebod= és of evil, sleeplessness, troubled atid lasivicns. dreams, accompanied by. growing tieafness, loss of -mesculars power, and nugerous other symptoms cf disorganization, “the positive traces af that most terrible and destructive 6f all diseases—Seminal Weakness—wasting away his powers, destroying his-hope of lite and manhood, and dragging him along the broken path of his existence, toward a premature and loathsome grave, To him who fipds his tife dribbling. out in the discharge of the vital principle of -existeuce in nocturnal and djurnalemissions, th® mere cessation of the causes of its apgeeratice brings no relief, H Marriage, that holy office, the safeguard and hope of manhood, brings to such a_one &o 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 ne resetie 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 becéme victims of solitary vices, that dreadfui, fascinaling and destructable habit, that fills thousdnds of sick rooms with paralytics and-consumptives, and hundreds of untimey graves with its misguided victims,should consult wi nout delay, oné who will sympa. thise with their sufferings. To such th Doctor, would especially recommend iim sence that pelf, gfving to each and all: guarntees of aPerféct’and Permanent Cureawithout hin-. . drance from business, change of diet, fear of exposure. IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. When a Female isin trouvle or afflicted with disease, and requites medical or surgical attendance, the inquiry should be, where is there a physician who is fuliy competent to aduainister reliet, and whose respectable slandiag in society recommends hia to the confidence of thecommunity, The Doctor, understauding now imperatively necessary these reqairements are, feels called upon to interpose, and by calling the attention of theatilicted tothe fact that he has been a Professor of Obstetrics and Female diseases for Twonty Years, and is fully qualified to admininterin all cases, both medically and surgically, not.in a superficial manner, but iu as thorough @ manner ab years of study and practice—both in hospitals and families —can make, to save them trom the hands of the unqualified unscrupulous, and designing. Therefore, families can rely upon him as uponafather, Allin affliction can find in him one who can feel and sympathise 4 With and befriend them. in trouble—one. in ~a§vhose secresy the utmost confidence can be glacee. ; To Correspondents. LETTERS.—Persons of either sea, who wish to consult the Docter, and who cannot visit the city can, by stating their symptoms iu a letter, receive advice and assurance of «cure at home. All letters returneéd or detroyed, Address, : BENJ, F. JOSSELYN, M. D. No, 618 Sacramento Street, near Montgom dry . Box ~ PROBATE NOTICE. — ATATE of California, County of Nevada, Ne In Probate Court, Neyada county Catlifornia, Inthe matter of the Estate. of Phillip Baltz, devéased, It appearing to the said Court by the petition thi6 diy filed by Charles F Schwartz, the administrator of the state of Phillip, Balt, deceased prayiny for an order of save of real and per1 sonal estate, that it is wéceseary to sell the whole of the teal and personal estate to pay the allowance to Pie family, and the debts expenses gi of administration. It is therefore ordered by the Court that all Peysons: jaterested in the Estate of said deéeoased Deer betes tte Probate Cour: on fatyrday, the 14th day. of November, ‘A.D. 14a, at Teho'clock Reb OYeEnOEOn of sgid Gay at the Court Room of said Probate Court iu the city of Nevada, to show canse why bn order should not be granted to the said Aciuinistrator to sell all of the real and personal estate of the said deceas-d, And that a copy of this order, be. published at least four successive weeks in the Nevada Daily '‘lranseript, a_newspaper printed and published in said city and county, Nevada City, Oct, Sth Is74, OMeddof the County Clerk ofthe County ot Nevadi I John Pattisoa, County Clerk of the Countyot Nevada, State of California, wud ex-eficio Cherk of the Probate Court in ,#id for said County, Go hereby certify the foregoing to be a fulliirueand correct copy of an original order, oie in this, my offlee. . seal \ Witness my ‘hand and the seal of iery Court, this Sth tay of Oct lea, ie JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. To Railroad Contractors: ob ut/the office of the Nevada County Nurow Gauge Railroad Company, in Grass Valley punttl Saturday; the 2ist day of November, A. D. 18%, for ‘the constmetion and-.egaipment of a first clasg: Narrow Gauge Rathyvay, from the town of Colfax, Placer couutS, to Nevada City, by way of Grrass Valley, Nevada county, on the line _ot the survey of. the company, and in ae, eardance with the specifications prepared by J. H. Bates, the Chit Eugineer of the company. The Company Dedposes to pay tothe contractor whose bidNis accepted, ene-half of the contract price it.eash, (U. ‘S$, gold con) and one-half in the Donds “of the company, seenred by yoortgage oh all the property of the company, payalte twenty years after date of issuance, and bearing eight per cent, per anniun interést, payable semi-anuualiy, “The company. renerve the right to rejectsany and all bids or proposaiss , The speciteations may be examined and fall particulars obtained, by application to the Chief Engineer, J. H. Tiates, at the ettice of the company, in Grass Valley, personally or by letter, or by jotter uddsessed-te the Seeretury. ' Dy orler of the Board irectors. “, Grosse FLEY ; Secretary S (Re Spots wi . : No. 616, * : + ° Application for Patent to Mining Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal,, Nov. 2d, 1874, OTICE is hereby given, to whom it ik may concern, that an appplication has been made by WILLIAM H. DURYEA, to tle Government of the United States for a Patent to the following described mining claim, viz.: known as the California Placer Mine, situated.in You Bet Mining District, Nevada county, State of California, and more particularly described as follows, to wit: on surveyed land, and being in townthips Nos. Fifteen [15] and Sixteen (16) North, Ranges Nos. Nine (9) and Ten {10) Bast, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, in the district of lands subject to sale at the Unisted States Land Office at, Sacramento, Cal. ayd contaiging eighty-eight and eightythree htmdredths (#8 83-100) acres of land, be the same more or less, and consisting of nine (9) separate Yetg or parcels of land severally and separatétybounded and described as follows; and nittmbered from one td nine both inclusive; * ‘ * LOR MOS 1) . ; Da, Bounded on thé north and west: by mining tlaims of Hussey Bros., and on the east and south by the Rose &. Duryea Placer Mine owned by suid Rose & Duryea, and more particularly described as follows; " Commencing at. a stake marked ‘ht. D,. No. 16’ on the line of the Rose‘and Duryea survey, said’ stake being the agreed corner between Rose aud Duryea on. one side and Hussey Brothers on the other. Thence on a true line, magnetic: variation being 18° East, N.78> 50’ EB, 8.00 chins f wn Oak stump marked “R,D.” Lants on the south belonging to’ Rose & Druryea. Thence on a true lin® $845 20’ EMAS chains, to a pine. 8 ‘inches in diameter, masked ‘*R.D. No. 17,” and standing om the bank of an old reservoir, Lands south vetoed by Rose & Baryea.— ‘fhence-on a true line N 48° 12’ EF 20.00 chains to a 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 No.1” (California, No, 1) from -whig¢h a maple tree 30 inches in diameter bears N 83° 00’ E 91 links dist tant. Thence on atrue line 8 53° 00’ W, 29.69 chains toplace of beginning, (land on the north owned by Hussey Brothers) and containing 13 25-100 acres according to the.U. 8, system of surveys. : ae LOT NO, 2. ee: Commencing at stake marked ‘*B. C. No. 62." (Birdseye Creek No. 62) being corner No, 62 of approved 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-ehdins to astake marked B.C. No, 63, ‘Thence on a true line § 89 15’ W 9.55 chains following the tine of the-Red-Dog Placer Mine to a stake inarked B.C. No, 64. Thence on a true line N 80° W 2.61 chains to a stake marked “B,C, No. 65.” Thence.on.a true line 8 14°: 15’ FB 2.05 chains to a black oak 16 inches in diameter amarked B.C. No, 66, Thence on a true line $ 61°-W 4.21 chains to a stake marked 3, O. No. 67. Thence on a true line $ 58> 15.91 chains to a point in. the Stgrr Reservoir, Thence on atrue line 8 59° 15’ EB 3.33 chains to a stke marked. B.C, No, 69, Thence oma true‘line’ N 71° 45’ FE 6.46 chains to a stake marked B C._No. 70, standing near the head of Arkansas Ravine. Ground on the west and southwest from the place of beginning to -this point is included insapproved survey of the Red Dog Placer Mine, owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold Mining Company. Thence ona true line N 68° 45’ F 7.06 chaing toa large sufar pine 5 feet in diamter. Thence ona trueline N.9 © West at 12.75 chains, touching S>W.side of Dooling Canon and at 13.75 chains tonching Northeast side ef same, 14.76 chains.to a black oak 8 inches in dinineter markéd.C, 'No,8, ‘Thence on a true \ JOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. + h WEALED PROPOSALS will be ‘received . (staxr Claim No, 6) standing at thee northa line N 852° W atN.25 chains touching east side of Dooling Canon, and at 3.75 chains touching West side Of same. 6.98 chains to place of beginning, being bounded on the S. E. and North by vaeant land from the head of Arkansas Ravine to this point, and containing 23 64100 acres Of land aeeording to the U.S, system of surveys. LOT NOs, ‘ Bounded on .the north and east by Red Dow Placer Mine, owned by the Birdseye Civek 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 arid more, particularly deseribed as follows; Contmencing 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 Afkansas’ Ravine, and from which a livé oak tvee 50 inches in diameter, bears S 19°. W 1,85 chains distant, Thenceon a true line mag. va. being 18° E, N 14.36 chains to a stake marked BiG. Nov63, Thence on a true line N6T® 48" W 2.90 chains along the line of the Red Yiog Placer: Mine to a stake marked B. }. No. 54 and “8. No. 2.” (Starr No, 2.) “Thence on a true line 8 4> W 12.80 chains along the line of the approved survey of the Starr Placer Mine to a stake Miurked 8. No.1." Thence on a true line S7? 45' E 3.26 chains to a stake marked 8. C, No. 2, from which the live onk treo refecred to in the beginning bears N.° 54° KE 3,02 chains distant, and the mouth of the éid “Mallory 'Tunnel’} bears N, 20°-E 72 links distant. Thened on a true line N 43° E0 4.60 chains to placeof beginning and containing 4 20-100 acres of land according to'the U, 5. system of surveys. : : ‘ Lor NO. \4, = Comitrencing at a stake marked C. No, 9, in the town of Red Dog, from which the southwest corner of the brick store bears N25 15’ W1.22 chains distant. Thence on a true line magnetic vay being 18° BN 8s? 30 E at 6.32 chains crosses Neyada Stage road 17.27 chains to pine stwnp 36 inches fitameéter mevked OC. No. 10,” on the northwest Hine of the approved survey of Rose and Duryea, between Nos? 12° wnd 13 of that survey. Land on the north claimed by Moore, Chew and Bush. Thence ona true line § 22° 15’ W at 2.25 chains crosses Nevada stage road 10.00 chains to stake marked “©. No, 11," on the north side and ‘*Mo No. 1” on the west side, and from which a pine 6csinches in diameter “beers N 16° EB 60 linksdistant. This stake forms a corner common to Cozzens’ ground. the Rose & Duryea ground, the Missouri i Canon an’ the California ground. ~This line rans along the west side of ground applied for by Rose & Duryea, Thence ona true line along the line of Missouri Canon grounds 89> 00° W 1p.60 chains to a black oak tree 6 inches. in,diameter, marked **C. No. 12” and ‘*Mo No. 2,” Thence on a true line N 59 45’ W 7.51 chains along the east line of ground claimed by Moore, to plice ot beginning, and containing 12 77-100 aeres according to the U.S. system of strveys. Lor NO, 5. Beginning at a large sugar pine stub 40 ches in diameter, marked S$, C. No, 6 . } . . . { . . . . { . . . ! . } . . Westerner of approvedsuryey of the Starr . Placer Mine. Thence on a true line mag538° B 9.10 netic variation, being 18° E chains to a stake ‘at the intersection of two ditches, marked »C.No. 7." Thence on satrne line S385 E54 chitiins to a deep shaft at the head of a deep cut coming in from the Arkansas Ravide: Ground thus far on east included in Star? claim, owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold Muli Company. Thence ona true line 5 W>30' EB 4.1 chains to an iron pin set in Ry old. road from which the northwest corneP ot “CG, No. 4” from which a pine 24 inches in diameter bears N.55° 30’ E 19 links dis. tant. Thence ons true line N 35> 30’ W 8,25 chains to a pitch pine stub marked “CG, No. 3.” Thence on a true line N 9° W 9.40 chains to the place of beginning. The ground on the west from the oak at corner No. 6 to this point is vacant. Said Lot No. 5 contains 9,2-100 acres of land according to the U, 8. system of sufveys. : LOT NO. 6, Bounded on the north and east by the Emigrant Placer Mine, owned by Rose and Duryea and on the south and west by the You Bet Placer Mine, owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold Mining Company and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a stake marked E. C. (Emigrant Claim) cortier No. 2 of approved survey of Emigrant Placer Mine, Thence on a ‘true line mag. va. being 18° E, N51° W 7.58 chains to asmall pine. Thence on a true line N 32°30’ W 2.91 chains toa stake marked E, C. ina mining excavation, being corner. No. 1 of: approved survey of Emigrant Placer Mine. Thence on a dpue line $ 472 15’ EB Btong the line 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. ~ : yi LOT 8G, 21 Bountted.on the north-hy the Emigrant Placer Mink 0Waed by Rose and Duryea, on the east gnd-south~by,_ the Sraith Powell. clainc, owned,by South “¥Ywha Canal Comay, and. on the west by the. You Bet. Plicer Mine, owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold, Mining, Co., and. more~particularly. described as follows: Beginning at a-stake identical with No. 1 of plat 6 of this survey, and also with Emigrant Company’s No, 2-8 approved.’. Thence on a true line, magnetic variation being 18° EN 44 > 15’ E “along line of Emigrant. ground 1.54 chains to a post. on line.of approved survey of Smith Powell ground. -Thence on a true line 5 18° W along the Smith Pewell ine, 7.98 chains to a stake where the You Betclaim line strikes that of the Smith PoweH. Thence on a true line N 6.05 E 6.70. chaius to place of beginning, and contuining 24100 acres according. to the U 8. system of suxyeys? ~~ LOT NO.. 8. Beginning at oaks stump marked s‘A. T. P.M.,” béfitg the southeast corner of the approved ‘survey.of the Atking and Tuylor Placer Mine éwhed by Atkths and Taylor. Thence ona trite line, imag. va. 18° BS 22K 7.19 chains toa black oak 30 inechés in diameter marked {C. No, 13” standing 1.00 chain south of G, §. Brown’s house, Thence on a true line 8 659 30’ E 2:75 chains to a black oak 14 inchés in, diameter marked ‘*C. No, 14.” Thence Ona true line $ 28° 45" EF 11.90 chains follows, ing down the west side of: Union Ravine to a spruce stub, corner No. 17:of Brown Brothers approved surveyY standing on the east side of Wilcox Ravine Ground, on the west vacant, Thence on a trueline $ 42° 27 B along, line of Brown Brothers ground 4,80 chains to Brown Brothers cor: No. 16, Thence on_a true line 8 62° 14’ EB _ 4.50 chains to: Browr Brothers: Cor. No. 15. Thence on a true line N 49 30° B 3,29 chains to a sugar pine 60 inches ta diameter marked ‘'C, No. 17,”"" Thence on a true line N 48° 30° W 38.61 chains to a black oak 30 inches in diameter marked ‘*C, No, 18.” Thence on a true line N 33° 38 W 13-81 chaing to a black oak 12 inches in diameter marked *C, No, 19.” Thence on a true line N 8S 6 6.14 chains to,a black oak 24 inches in diameter marked ‘*C, No.20” and “RR, D, No, $1 vacatif ground on east’and south from Brown Brothers Corner “No; 15 to this point. Thence on a true ine N 4° 45 W along the line of the Rose and Duryea approved survey. Groundon the cast owned by Rose and Duryea 14°45 chains to astake marked “A, T. P,“M.” corner of oAtkins and T#ylor: Application. Thence on a true line $ 719 45’ W along the line of Atkins & ‘Taylor grovnd 7.03 chains AQ 4 stake marked “AT. P.M.” Theyce on true line south 9.16 chains to oak tummy a place of beginntiig and containi}g 17,97-106 “acres according to the U, 8, syStem of survoys. d aio, Lor nov 9. Surrounded by yvaci ground, Beginning at a Wack oak mark 14,” forming th€southwest corne plat includedin Brown Brothers app surveyPhence on atrue line mag. va. 18° KE NS2 > 30’ B crossing Wileox Ravine 304 etiains toa black oak stub 30 inches in diwtheter marked *C, No, 22." Thence on actrue line § 32° 15’ E following down the eust side 6f Wilcox’Ravine, along the tailings with vacant ground on the east, 14.20 chains to x live. oak 3 inches in diameter marked ‘‘C. No, 83." . Thence on a true line $8 12° 30’ W at 41.00 chains cross Steep Hollow: Creek 11.77 ehains to a Bpruce stunip 20 inches in diameter marked ‘C, No, 24,” standing on the Side of Steep Hollow. Thence on a trne litte S 865 45’ W 2.81 chains down Steep Hollownto a stake -marked'G. No, 25." 9 Thence on“ true line N12° 380’ EB 0.50 chains cross Steep Hollow 11.77 chains to a black oak 4 inches, in dinmeter marked '*C. No, 26." Thence onatrue line N 39° W 12.30 chains to place of beginning and containing 7,41-100 acres according to the U, S. system of suryeys. Said claim being still more particularly described in the diagram ‘posted and filed with said application. Said clainis are believed to have been re: corded 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 certulnty be determined, All persons-holding any “adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the ‘same before this office within sixty days from the first day of publishing and posting hereof. oan : nb Tt, B. McFARLAFD;, Register. PROBATE NOTICE,~In Frobate Court, _ State of California, Couutyof Nevada. In the matter of the Est-te of W, W. Frisbie, deceased. . Itappearing to. the Court by the petition presented and filed By J. Jacobs, the Administrator of the Estate of W. W. Frisbie, deceased, praying for an or. } derto sell reo] estate, that it is necessary to sell the whole of the real estate to pay the debts outstanding against the deceased; and the expensos of administration. It is therefore ordered by. the Court, that a] persons intefested in the said Estate appear before the said Probate Court, on Saturduy the 12th dey of December, 1874, at 10 o'clock in ‘the forenoon of said day at the Court Koom of said Probate Court, in, the Court House, in Nevada city, County of Ne-' vada, to show dause why an order should not be granted to the said Administrator to, sellall the real estate of said deceased: and } that a copy of this order be published at least four successive weeks in the. Nevada Daily Transcript, a newspaper. printed and publi hed in Nevada city, County of Nevada. JOHN! CALDWELL, Prabate 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 County of Nevada,State of California, and ex-oflicky Clerk of the Probate Court in aud for said County ,do hereby certify the foregoing to be a full, true and correct copy sd an original order, on filein this, my of—~—) Witness my hand.and the seal of ja saict Court, this Sist day ef Oct., 1874, BS JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. Nileg Searls, Atiy. nl j tant. Ground on the éast and . claimed by D, E. Bush and embraced in his survey of Arkansas and Greenhorn Canon ine. ‘Thence on a.true line 8 TL? 43" W 37 chains to a stake marked -'S. G, No.3.” Thebce on a true line N 85° 30° W 527 chains te a stake in stone mound, Thence on a true line § 42°15" W6.17 chains to a black oak treo.6 inches in diameter marked “©. No. 6.” Thence on a true line S 81° W 1.83 chains to a black oak tree 4 inches in diameter marked ‘*€; No. 5,” standing * on the edge of Arkansas Ravine adjoining toll bridge bears $ 81° 30° E 3 chains diss. south Established in 1853. Main Street, Nevada City. NOLD ORES of every deseription ReGy fmed, Melted is dinkcons er By request Guld Bars exchanged for Coin. ELECTROPLATING IN GOLD-OR SIL¥KE PRICES REASONABLE. nt. the claim of D. E. Bush, * ef Lj we * ee Se of D. E. Bush. Thence on a: ling N-42 > E 7.78 chains to a Set & é ‘ & . vous and Physical debility consequent on > Nevada Assay Office,_ . Pund registered Oct 8, 1874, will be PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. Quick Cures & Moderate Charges. DR, W. K. DOHERTY’s Medical and Surgical Institute. si [Pounded im 1853.] No. 519 Six@ramento Street, . Corner of Leidesdorff Street—[A few doors! below the What Cheer House] SAN: FRANCISCO. ae Private entrance on Leidesdorff Street, Established expressly to. afford the afflicted Sound and Scientific Medical aid, in thé Treatment and Oure of all Private and Chronic dis« eases, Cases of Secresy

AND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS. »To the Afflicted, : OOTOR W. K. DOHERTY RETURNS his sincere thanksto his numerous patients for their patronage,and would take this opportunity to remind them that he continues to consult at bis Institute for the cure of chronic diseases of the Lungs,Liver, . Kidneys, Digestive, and Genito-Urinary Organs, and all Private Diseases, yiz:; Syphilis in all its forms and stages, Seminal Weakness, and all the horrid conse nences of self-abnse, Gonorhcea; Gleet, Strictures Nocturnal and — Emissions, Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back and Loins, Inflammation of-the Bladder and 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 Eure ‘tnd the United States he is enabled to apply the tnost.efficient and successful ies against diseases of all” kinds. He uses no ‘mercury; ges_ moderate, ‘treats. bis pa‘tient# in a correct and honorable! way, andy has references, ofunquestionable verncity from men of known tespectability and high standing in society. Ali~parties consulting him, by letter or otberwise, il] receive thiébest and gentlest 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, dinmess of sight, loss of mugcnlar power, palpitation of the heart, irritability, , nervotisness, derangement of digestive functions, general debility, hysteria, sterility an (all other diseases peculjar ta females, she should go or write at once tothe celebrated Kemale Doctor, W. K. Douenrty, 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 painful suffering and premature death uy 8 Bote : . To Correspondents, ‘ Patierits, male or female, residing in any part of the country, however distant, who may-desire the advice and opinion of Dr. Doherty, in their Tesp4 ctive cases, and who think proper to ghia a written statement of such, in préverénice to’ holding a personal interview, @ respectfully assured that their COMMUSEGATIONS WILL BES HELD MOST SACRED. ~~ ones . is a regular graduate,and may consulted with ovary confidence. If the case be rac ly and candidly described, personal éom., munication “will be tnmecessary, as, tions for diet, regimen, and t gen treatment of the case itself, ‘in¢lnding the sernedies) will be forwarded without delay, and in such a m@anmer as $0 convey no idea, of the purport. of @ letter or parcel transmitted.—Shonld your condition Yequire immediate ptsention,send ten doliars, ' coin, [or that walue in currency] by Mari om WELLS, Exreo & Co. EXPRESS, and a Mimedicine will be sent to yonr address With the necessary instructions for use. Consultations by letter or otherwise, nar. Permanent cure guaranteed, or no ay. * Spermatorrhena, DR, DOHERTY has just published an important pamphlet, embodying his own views and experience in relation to Impo-. tence or Virility, being a short treatise oa + permatorrhoea, or Seminal weakness, Nerthis affection and other diseases of the sexual Organs. This-little work contains information of the utmost value to all, whether married or single, .aud will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of Six Cents in postage stamps for return postage. Address. W. K. DOHERTY, M. D., s24 San Francisco, Cal. No, 575. Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, } Sacramento, Oal., June 23, 874 O'TICE is hereby given that M. McLeod, N. T.:-McLeod; A. H. Gole, RK F. McLeod, G. A. Wanamack, E.-N. Me‘Leod, J. G. Poor, J. D. McLeod, and R. J, McLeod, whose Post Office is You Bet, Nevada county, Cal. have made application for Patentfor the MeLeod Pliter Mine, situated in Hunt Mining District, Nevada County, California, and described 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 acgtake matked ‘M. L. PvM) (for McLeod Plager, Mine). fgom which a black oak 3 inches im diameter bears North 9° West 11 links distant. «And the corner to Sections:24 and .25°-Townships 16 North Ranye 9 Bast, and’Sections 19 and 30;Town‘ship 16 North, Range 10 East, Mt, Diab Base and Méridian,: bears South 77 2 6.05 chs. distant, and run, variation 18° East, 8 45° W, 0.56 chs; Small, ravine, 10 links wide course SE and NW, 1.50 ai intersdct section line bétween sections 24.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. PB. M. from which a spruce 20 ins dig bears South 61° 15’ East 32 links distant. Thence, variation, 18° East, N. 404° W 2.39 chs, Small ravine 6 links wide N and 8. 13.54chs. small ravine 6. links, wide, SW and NE. 16.54 chs, smail ravine 6 links wide N and S. .22.29 che, ditch 3 links wide Eand W. 25.09 chs. ditch Nand S. 28.04 chs, small rayine SW and NE 32.29 chs. Set a stake for the west corner of the claim warked-M—hPy Me at the original corner of the claim, from which a black oak 30 in, dia. bears S7i° E, 34 links distant. Thence variation 189 Bast, N. 88k ° E. 2.84 chs. ditch 4 links wide N and 8. 6.92 chs. ditch 3 links wide N and: S. 12.76 chs. ditch 3 links wide N and §. 13.36 chs. Set a stake at original corner marked M. L. P. M., trom which @ black oak 10in. dia. bears N 23° W 7 links distant, Thence on line of the Jenny, Lind claim variation 18° East, B43 © & 2,14 chs, ditch N and 8. 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. mining flume Nand 8. 31.84:chs. same fhame:NW and SE. 33.29 chs, ravine SE and NW, 83.64 chs.'to the place of beginning, and containing 46 17-100 acres and being a portion of the SE &, Sec. 24 & NE \ of Section 25, Township 16 North, Range 9 East, Mt’ Diablo Base and Meridian, Said loeation was made May 10, 1873, by M. McLeod, N. T. McLeod; A. H Cole, R. F, McLeéd, G. A. Wanamack, E McLeod, J. G. Poo?, 8. E. Wahantiack; J. D. aenn ame R. J. McLeod, and recorded in Nevada County Mining, Records ‘ page 399. Adjoining claimants are bent 8 of the Jenny Lind placer mining claim on se North East; no other claims join this’ one, ” ahiipeees ree any adverse claim ereto are hereby required to present the Same. before this office within’ smc days from the first day of pwhblishing hereof.or T. B. McFARLAND, Register County Warrants. A LT. Warrants drawn on the General’ Fund and registered prior to : i ania te Sth, 1873; all warrants on Road Fi istered prior to Oct. 7, 1874; also Nos, 86, 92, 97, 100 and 101, on Special on presentation. . Interest ceases from dete. E.P. SANFORD Treasurer. H, Parker, Deputy T Nevada, November 4th, 1874, d ibands of those charlatans. belf abuse. sexual inddigence, disposition to shun society, e TO THE UNFORTUNATE. NEW REMEDIES, DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY at’ Fh Gp gs ee \siABLISHED in 1854, for the trAit 44 ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases such as Gonorrhea @lect, Stricture, Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weaknesn, tim potency, etc. Skin Diseases (of” years atanding) and Ulcerated eas Success ally ated,“oR, GIBBON has the pleasure of announcing that he has retutned from visiting the principal Hospitals of Kuropé, and itis resumed practice at bis Dispenrary, 623 Kearney Street, corner of! Cevamer.ia:, San Francisco, where his old epee und those quiring bis services may fod him. eye has spared nejther time nor money in seeking out mow remédies, and has returned with ipcreaseu acilities for the alleviation of human suffering. -~ Plorrible Diseases. How many thousands of” persons, both male ana female,-are there who are suffering out a miserable existence. from the ef fect of secret indulgences, or from »XiTUS absorbe into the mt Look at their pallid, e.\aciated‘and digfigured faces, and their brokén dowu constitutions, disanalifying them for the happiness of marriage or tLe enjoyment of life. In this horrid situation: thousands suffer until death closes the scera, Let parents, guardians, friends attend toany of those who-are stifferiug with any of these mnalad a-~80e, igs ney ured before it be too late. the martintely to Dr. Gibbon, a physicitin who uew cade private disease his especial study for years, and Who is certain to cure the maost, inveterate cases withont mercary or sreneurd “623° KEARNEY STREET, Cor. Commercial, San Frakorsco. they sre cared. fonaad ruge. It is irapottant to those who are afflicted, or-to those who are inter ‘sated in the welfare-ef their friends, to be pretended doctors;whe ] cities, publishing their skill in seases in a few days, imposing upon the pu) inent physic. places. Be, there strict inguiries, or _Ss-from Europe snd other yo ay fall into t Seminal Weak @Geminal Emissions, the cons! This solitary vice > is prapticed by to an glmost unlinite nerring certainty, youth of Me 9 sexes “ xtent, producing wi the following train «f morbid symptoms, unless combatted” by scientific . medical measures, ViZ; llow: countenance, dark @ eyes, pain inthe head, ring, noise like the rustling of the rattling of chariots, uneasiut the loins, weakness of the limbs, sed vision, blunted intellect, loss of ers, ory, hectic flushes, pimples and -various fetid: breath, coucs, consumption, bight sweatsymonomania 47d frequent insanity. If relief be not obtamed, pexsons 80 affiiet. ed should @ ly immediately, either in persen-orStier, and have 2 enre effected by his new-and scigntific mode of treating this disease; which mevér fails of effecting. quick andradical oure. Dr. G. will give One Hundred Dollars to amy one who will prove satisfactorily to him that he wascured of this complaint by either of the San Francisco quacks, p ; Married Men, se Or those who contemplate marriage, who are suffering under any of these fearful quladies, should not forget the sacred re5) to o sibility resting upon them, nor delay in immediate relief. Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s office or sending for packages of medicines may rely upon his assurance of confidential secrecy with implicit faith, and expect no more than to charged with a fair and mutually satisfactory remuneration of services tendered, considering Bed circumstances >f the cases, rather than tav prevalent and selfsh practice of extortion among quacks and pretenders. SE Dit. GIBBUN is responsible, aud will ve to each patient a written instr ent, Dinding himself to effect a radical and perw nent cure, or make no charge. . Cured at Home. Persons at,a distance may be CURED AT ‘HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case, .smyptoms, length of tirae the disease has continued, and the “cine promptly forwarded, free from uamage and curiosity, to any part of the conatry,avith f@ll and plain directiofi for ae. By enclosing “TEN DOLLARS in coin, in a registered Jetter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Vargo & Co., a pavkage of medicime will be forwarded by express to any a of the Union, Buh ‘ hddrens DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 . Kearney atieet, commer Commercial, San Francisco, Post Otfi««, Bex 1957, Private ntrance on,Commercial treet. Reniem.er to put BOX 1957 on the letter. Bs Consultations FREE. : g@Coirespondénts will please inform DR. GIBBON that they cead his advertise ment in the DatLy TRaNscarIrT. © mylNotice to Tax Payers. HE Assessment Roll for the year 1874, . for the County of Nevada having been completed. and delivered into my hands the Property holders of the County are hereby netified 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 in January, and if not paid, prior fo that date five per cent, will be added. Notice is further given-that forthe pur pose of receiving Taxes, Ishall be in the several ‘Townships at the places and times stated, to-wit: . At Moore's Flat, at the Banking House of Marks & Co, Monday, Nov, 9th: At North Bloomfield, at the Store of T)P; Crandall & Co; on Tuesday, Nov. 10th. At North San Juan, atthe Banking House of Block & Furth, on Wednesday, Nov. 11. At Rough & Ready, Walling’s Hotel, on Friday, Nov. 13th. -At Washington, H. Buisman’s Hotel, on Monday, Nov. léth, ; At You Bet,’Oliver & Fox’s Store, Wednesday, Nov. 18th. At Truckee, F. Burkhalter & Co’s Store, Saturday, Nov. 2ist. At Grass Valley, Findley & Co’s Banking House, Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 23d and 24th. At Nevada City, Bank of Nevada Count wildy aud Gaturiay Nov. 21th and aeane’ E. P. SANFORD, County Collector, Nevada, Oct, 23d, 1874. » v Assessment Notice. ere RUN MINING COMPANY~—Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California.. Location of works, Gold Flat; Nevada County, California.— Notice is hereby given that at a méeting of the Board of Directors, held on the Fourteenth day of October, 1874, an assessment, (No. Eignt) of Fifteen Cents. per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold and silver coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Company, on the corner Murket and e944 sts. San ‘Francisco. Any stock upon which this assessment sha}! remain unpaid onthe 16th day of Nov., 1874, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public Auction, and unless payment is made hefore,will be sold on Thursday, ‘the 3d day of December, 1874, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and Sy tg 719 of ‘sale. < Qtr turn ssh ipa be + NEW REMEDIES horrible life destroying . Send thein ime ¢ by using the names of em= , carefl and make, nfidence, diffidence in approachingstrang/ a disiike toform new acquaintances, 4 } loss of memtions about the face, furred tongue, . Soldier's Wat Claim Agency, ~ No 84 Montgomery Bloek, SAN FRANCISCO, : H. AIKEN, Attorney at Law ana @ Commander of the Gfand Army of + the Republic in Californiaand Nevada, will Additional Travel kay, now Gte California and Nevada Volunteers discharged more than three bundred miles from home. Sol. Giers can depend upon fair dealing. Infors mation given free of charge. When writing enclose stdmp.for ?eply and state company and regiment und whether you have & dis-~ charge. ’ Congress hes extended the time for filing claims for additional Bounty under Act ly 28, 1866, to January 1875. so all rugifelvinss mtat be madé before that time. (Original Bounty of $100°has been al. lowed all volunteers. who enlisted. before duly 22d, 1e61 tor tlree years, if not paid. the same w! en. discharged, Land Warrants can be obtained for services tendered before 1855, but not fot services in the late war. Petsions for late war and war of 1812 obtained and increased when allowed for less than disability warrants, but mo pensions are allowed to Mexican and Florida war soldiers. State of #txas has granted. Revolution. New Otleans and Mobile Prize Aiken also attends to Genctal Law and-Colection Business. «~~ jy93 of: Nevada, 85: In the. District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Distriet of theNeva, The.Reople of the State of Cali-” fornia send grecting to Emily Champi Defendant, You are here peat in an action brought the District Court of the F ial District of the State of Cxlifornia, in “and fortbe County of Nevada, on the 5th day of Octuber, 1874, by seph Champion, Plaintiff, and to answer’ the complaint filed therein, Within ten Aays (exglusive-of the day of service) after the servite on you of this Summonsit served within this coun-_ ty; of, if servéd Out of this county, Lut in this Distprt, within twenty days; otherwthin forty duys—or judgment will Ken against you by defcult, according exprayer of #uid complaint. ‘Being am ctiot fur the dissolution of the bords of matrimony; alleyed to exist between Plain-. tiff and ‘yourself;er the ground of ‘deser. tion, all ‘of which is ‘inere fully set forth in said complaint. me And you are hereby notified ‘that if you failtouppear and” answer the saitcomplaint as above required, the said plaintiff. ll apply to the Court for the velieg thereialded. . In testimony wheredl; nd cored are ri id,dd, hereunto set-rey hand i , Clerk of District and impress the Seal of said Court, atoffiee, in-the-eity-of Nexada, on the Sth day of October, A. D. 1874. § 3A Argon, Clerk.. « §. Taylor, Atty for PIff. Oe 06) Application fora Patent to Mining Claim ~ UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Seeramento, Cal. Sept. 22, 1874, YOTICE is hereby given, That Charles N ¥. Bates, Henry F. Wilkison, Josiah D. Harrown and Henry Rando}ph, whose Post Office is Washington, Nevada County, Cal. have made application for Patent tor she Local Option Placer mine, situate in Gold Hill Mining District, nevada Counfy, California, ind described in the plat and field no’ es on file in this office as follows, § 1-2 of N 1-20f $ 1-201 NW 1-4,8 b-20f S T-2of N W 1-4 and N 1-2 of N J-2 of N 4-2 of § W 1-4 Sec 14, Township17, North, Range 10 East, Mt Djabio Base and Meridian and containing Siracres. Said location was mado Aug. 16.1874, by these Applicants and duly recorded in book 5, pages 461 and 462, records of Mining Claims of Nevada County.: Adjoining claimants are on the West the claims of Williarn Folkes and on the North Eost and South the land if anoccupied and unclaimed, : 2 All persons holding. any adverse elaim thereto are hereby required to present. the same before the Kegister and Receiver, Sacremento, California. within sixty days from the first day.of publishing hereof. ; ae T, B. McFARLAND, Register. . J.D. White, Atty for Applicart. of Consulting parlors, 215 Kearney street, bet. Sutter and Bush,San Francisco, are open trom lu a.M, to 2 Pim. and ¢ P.M. to6'P. M. FERDENANDERZ, M, Di, late Exe@ ®mining Physician of the Massachusetts Infirmary, Boston. ‘The Ductor’s popularity is due to his snccess in the treatment of all chronic,nervous and scrofulous diseases, such as periodical insanity, venereal prostration, loss of physical and mental tone, decayed nature or impotency, barrenuess and all other diseases of the physical and’ mental system, produced from patural or unnaturs)] causes in the old or young. ‘Particulur attention to the lungs, liver, kidneys and bleed, Dr. F.’s peculiar veyital equalizing tre:tment is both internal and externa). Cancérs, tumors removed without cutting or pain. Persons wishing to remain in the city can be accommodated. Persons consult: the Doctor gratis. Advice to physicians on cases of their own, as usual, $5. Allwho have failed under. the normal treatuwent consult with confidence DR. F. Sundrys, from 12 to 2. P.O. Box 1037. bladder, womb, etc. . 88-ly— OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. APPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN F from the effects of Krrors and Abuses in early life. Manhood restored. Impediments to marriage removed. New method. of treatment: New and remarkable remedies. Books.and circulars sent free, in sealed, envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATZON, No. 419 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa,—an institution having a high reputation for honorable conduct and professional skill. ‘ EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. Gomutiércial Street, Nevada: AMES MONRO having opened a meat Market on Comimercial street, is prepared to supply customers with the best uality of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal,Corned Corned Pork ,éc,, at the lowest prices _. ATTKEN. & LUCE, ‘Premium Pioneer Marble Work 177 K STREET, between 6th and 7 t : «Streets, SACRAMENTO. Mon uments, Mantels, Table Tops, ete. Wo done in Indian Diggings and other Marb1]: Scu pture and Ornamental Work Go ne super or style. * : je 1 W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC. On ON BROAD STREET, opposit. the National Exchange Hotel. . Pensions to surviving veterans of Texas: Monty is now due and being paid. W. Hy QIUMMONE. State of Oalifornia, Countyb&w State of California; in and for the county of » viz : situated on surveyed land, being the ~ HARVARD INFIRMARY N.B.—Attention: to all diseases of the _ give prompt attention to the collection ef -*" _ One Ye fhree } Per v Rates 1st inse sequen vertise ye Caan § AT O AND 4 copart under 4 re q : ‘And w at the. Cc y The: / very bi e ME Sz 4 atthe obs Nev: ENT Valle: the r the c more } price. jf Thi } ment the p nish ¢ For sep ————— BE Al ¥ PORK Ord vere Giv Nev \ . \ —_ = A ; in. ‘ ¢€ ws ’ Bh =<. I af Iro Th arc #Q a fb 2s }