November 13, 1874 (4 pages)

i if cas oe jie oe ae te 7 oaht eA eereprrcnen Estavlisned by ‘DR. J. C. YOUNG, IN 1850, No Cure, No Pay. ~ none. 5 PRIVATE DISEASES.dermine and destroy wace of taan. The tc, the Paralytic, and-the Insane, the Venereal, doubles his. dangers. MINERAL POISON are not cured ;-the SEMINAL WEAKNESS. .tal organization should stop. and: consid gearance brings no relief. of his punishment. treatment. ‘ful, fascine y graves with ite1 consult wi nout dela: tluise with their sutfe Doctor would especially self, giving té each and all drance from Business, change 0 of exposure, : IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. as upon a father. vlacee. To Correspondents. # cure at home. troyed, , Address, BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M. D. ery. Box CALIFORNIA INSTITU TE Lonsultation, by ‘Letter or other wise, Free. J yer CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS : enjoyed on this Coast an uninterrupted ‘puccess of 21 -years, and has become one of che must celebrated Institutions of the age, The great number aniually received and cured, place itin point of number of patients among the very first of the world, and the success of its treatment rake it second In Males and Irregularities in Females are the great destroyers of health. They insidiously attack the system, and gradually unit; they drive ;hé bleom fom the cheek, the lustre from the eye, the strength and vigor from the frame, they give puny and. diseased offspring, and poison, through successive generations, the ‘arks can be seen in Serofula, Consumption, Jripples, the IdiotMERCURY, recognizedas the most FATAL MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with-} } Those . who have beep treated.with tha Ug 8 ease has sceumies 5 ew form. D0 NOT BE_SATISFTED WITH: PARTIAL CURE; ‘That leaves the poteor to crawl throngh the “system, eating its way into the tissues and organs beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst out in the future with a viruence that willbaffie the effects of medicine The young man who experiences that growing weakpess in his muscular and menwhence ita-rises. He will find in the weaknessof the back, trembling of the limbs, disordered digestion, unaccountabie fatlingof the powers of the mind, distaste for society, dread of impending trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and lascivicus dreams, accompanied by growing dloaTness, loss of muscular power, and nupierous other symptoms of disorganization, the positive traces of that.most terrible and destructive of all diseases—Seminal Weakness—wasting away his puwers, destroying his hope of life and manhood, and dragging him along the broken path of his existence, toward a premature and loathsome grave, To him who finds his life dribbling out in the discharge of the vital principle of exis_tence. in nocturnal and diurnal emissions, “the mere cessation of the causes of its apMarriage, 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 thit‘the one who looks to Yim for so much of her happincss is a victim-of, his evit, and an innocent companion He adds to his misery _ and disorder until hope leaves him. There ‘4s no rescue except in proper and skillful : Consult, then, at once, a physicit: whose practice and careful résearch hus made him thoroughly conversant with sovery phase of the disease, . Those whq have become vietims of solitary vices, that dread: g:and destructable habit, that fills thousandsef sick rooms with paralytics wnil consumptives, and hundreds of untimeguided victims,should: one who will symps' wWertect and Permanent Cureawithout hindiet, fear When s Female isin troucle or afflicted. with disease, and requires medical or surgical attendance, the inquiry should be, where is there a physician who is fuliy competent to administer relief, and whose respectable standing in Kociety recomménds him to the wonfideuce of the community. The Doctor, anderstanding now imperatively necessary these requirements are, feels called upon to . iuterpose,and by culling the attention of the afflicted to the fact that he has beena Protessor of Obstetrics and Female diseases for Twonty Years, and_isfully qualified to adminiuter in all cases, both medically and surgically,not in a superficial manner, but gn.as thorough a manner as years of study and practice—bothin hospitals and families —can make, to save them from the hands ofthe unqualified unscrupulous, and designing. Therefore, families can rély upon him Allin affliction can find in him one Who can feel and sympathise avith and befriend them in trowble—one-in _-whose secresy the utmost confidence can be LETTERS.—Persons of either Sea, who wish to constitt the Doctor, and who cannot visit the city can, by stating their symptoms in a latter, receive advice and assurance of ATl letters returned or deNo, 618 Sacramento Street, near Montgom Application for Patent é ing Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal., Nov. on, 1874.) TOTICE is hereby given, to whem it N may concern, that an appplication has been made by WILLIAM H: DURYEA, to the Goverfninent of the United States for a Patent to the following described mining claim, viz.: known-as-_the Califorpla Placer Mine, situated in You Bet Mining District, Nevada county, State of Califortiia, and fore particularly described as follows, to wit: on surveyed land, and being in townships Nos, Fifteen (15] and Sixteen (16) North, Ranges Nos. Nine (9) dnd Téh (10) East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, mM the district of lawis subject to sale-at the United States Land Office at Sacramento, Cal. and containing eighty-eight an@ eightythree luundredths (88 83-100) acres of land, be the same more or less, and consistingiofnine (9) separate lots or parcels of land séverally and separately bounded and described as follows; find numbered. from one te nine both inélusive; : = : LOT NO. 1. aise -’ Bounded on the north and west by mining claims of Hussy Bros., and omthe east and south by the “Rose & Duryea Placer Mine owned by said Rosé & Duryea, and niore particularly described as follows;*—~ Gommencing at a stake iarked “RAD, No, 16’-on the ‘line of the “Rose and» Duryea survey, said gtake being the agreed éorner between Rose and Duryea on one side and Hussey Brothers on the other, Thence on a true line, magnetic variation being, 182 East, N 78° 50’ B, 8.00 cHaing,to anvoak stump marked ‘“‘R.D.” Lands onthe south belongings to Rose & Duryea. Thence on a true line $845 207 E 4,15 chains, to a pine 8 inches in diameter, marked ‘‘R. D--No: 17,” and standing on the-bank of an old reservoir, Lands south cliimed by Rose & Duryea. Thence.on a true line N 48° 12’ £20.00 chains to’ pitch pine 3 féet 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 toa stake marked ‘*C No. 1° (California No; 1) from which.a maple tree 30 inches in diameter béars N83 °.00’ E 91 links distant, Thence on atrne line S 53> 60° _W, 29.69 chains to place. of beginning, (land ou the north Gwned by Hussey Brothers) and containing 13 25-100 acres.aceording to the U.S. system of surveys. : : \ LOT NO, 2. : Commiiéiicing at stake marked “‘B.€, No. 62." (Birdseye. Creek No. 62) being corner No. 62 of approved survey: ef G. D, Mes. Lean for the Red Dog Placer Mine. Thence ‘on a true line mag. va. being 18> E, 8 64° W 3.60 chains to a stake marked B.-C. No. 63. Thence on ‘a true line 8 8° 15’ W 9.55 chains following the line of the Red Dog Placer Mine to a stake marked B, C. No. 64. Thence on a true line N 80> W-2.61 chains to a stake marked ‘°"B. ©. No, 65." Thence 6n a true line 8 14° 15’ E 2.05 chains to a black'oak 16 inches -in diameter marked B. C. No. @, Thence on a true line 8 61° W 4.21 chains toa stake marked, B. G. No. 67. Thence on a true line 5 58> E 6.91 chains to a pointin the Starr Reservoir. Thence on a true line 8 59> 15’ E 3.33 chains to a stake marked B.C. No. 69. Thence on a true line N 71° 45’ E 5.46 chains to « stake marked BC. 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 in approved survey of the Red Dog Placer Mfne, owned by the, Birdseye Creek Gold Mining Company. Thence ona true line N 68° 45’ E 7.03 chains to alarge sugar pine 5 feet in dianiter, ~ Theitee on a Mtrue line N 9 © West at 12.75 chains, touching. W.side of Deoling Canon and at 13.75 chains touching Northeast side of same, 14.76—eRaips to a black oak 8 inches.in dianeter marked €. No 8 Thence on a true line N 85> Wat 1.25 chains touching east side of Dooling Ganon, and at 3.75 chains touching West side-ef same. 6.98 chains to place of: beginning, being bounded on the 8. E. and North by vacant land from the headof Arkansas Ravinete this point, and containing 23 54-100 acres Of land according to the U. S. system of surveys. LOT NO, d. =< Bounded on the north and east by Rea 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“thé"Birdseye Creek Gold. Mining Company and more particularly .deseribed as follows; Commencing at a stake marked B. C. No. 52, (Birdseye Creek No, 52) being the south corner of the approved survey ef the Red Pog Placer Mine, standing in Arkansas Ravine, andfrom which ’ Hyeoak tree 50 inches in Giameter bears S 19° W. 1.85 chains distant.-Uhence on a true line mag. va. being 18° BE, Ni1.36 chains‘to a stake marked B,C. No. 53,~Thence on a true line N 672 45’ W 2.90 chains along the line of the Red Dog Placer Mine to a stake marked B. GC, No, 54 and *S, No.2." (Starr No. 2.) Thence on a true line 8 42 W PROBATE NOTICE, + Phillip Baltz, deceased, prayin and ‘published in said city and county, Nevada City, Oct. 5th 1874. JOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. ot Nevada. flee, mw } 1874, 06 + JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. N TATE of California, County of Nevada. a In Probate Court, Nevada county Cal——tfornia, In the matter of the Estate of It appearing to the said Court by the petition this day filed by Charles F. Schwartz, the adminiatra‘tor of the Kstate of Phillip Baltz, deceused for an order of sale.af real and personal estate, that it is nceessary to sell the whole of the reatand personal estate to pay the allowance tothe family, and the debts expenses and charges of administration. Jt is therefore ordered by the Court that all ~—_—-epersons interested in the Estate of said de‘ceased appear before the Probate Cour. on Saturday, the 14th day of November, A. D. A874, at 10-o’clock in th e forenoan, of said day at the Court Room of saidk\Probate Court in the city ef Nevada, to show cause why an order should not be granted te the said Acininistrator 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 sviccessive weeks in the Nevadla Daily ‘transcript, a newspaper printed Office of the County Clerk of the County I “ohn Pattisou, County Clerk «et the County of Nevada, State of California, and ex-efficio Clerk of the Probate Court in and for said County, ao hereby certify the foregofug to be a full, true amd correct copy of an griyinal order, on file in this, my of—— > ‘Witness my hand and the seal of Seal } said Court, this 8th day of Oct 12.30 chains along the line of the approved survey of the Starr Placer Mine to a stake_ marked ‘'S. No. 1.” Thence on_a true line S72 45' E 3.26 chains to a stake marked 8. C. No. 2, from which the live oak tree referred to in the beginning bears N. 54° FE 3.02 chains distant, and the mouth of the old ‘:Mallory Tunnel” bears .N. 20° E 72 links distant. Thence on a true line N 432° FE 4.60 chains toplace of begiaaing and containing 4 29-100 acres of land according to the U. 5. system of surveys. ‘LoT Ne. 4. Commencing ata stake marked C. No. 9, in the town of Red Dog, from which the southwest corner of the brick-store bears N 25° 15’ W1.22 chaing distant. Thence on a true line magneti¢ va. being 185 E N 83° 30’ E at 6.32 chains crosses Nevada stage road 47.97-ehains to pine stump 36 inches in diameter marked ‘*C. No. 10,” on the northwest line of the approved survey of Rose and Daryea, between Nos. 12 and 18 of that survey. Land on*the north claimed by Moore, Chew and Bush. Thence ou atrue line S 22°15’ W at 2.25 chains crosses Nevada stage road 10.00 chains to take marked “C. No. 11,” on the north side and **Mo No. 1” on the west side, and from whicha pine 6 inches in diameter bears N 16° E 60 linksdistant. Thisstake formsa corner commonto Cozzens’ ground. the Rose & Duryea ground, the Missouri Canon and the California ground. This line runs along the west side of ground applied for by Rose & Duryea. Thence ona true line along the line of Missowi Canon ground 8 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 a true line N 5° 45’ W7.51 chains along the east line of ground claimed by Moore, to place of beginning,and containing 12 77-100 acres according to the U.S. system of surveys. and Gauge Piacer county, to Nevada City, by way «cordance with th by J: -H. Bates, the Chief company, » proposals. amined and fat particulars obtained, application to the ‘Chief Engineer, J. Bates, at the otlicve of the contpany, Jetter addsessed. to the By order of the Board of Directors. % To Railroad Coatractors! ‘QSEALED PROPOSALS will be received b> at the office of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company, in Grass Valley, util Saturday, the 2ist day of Noyember, A. D. 1874, for the construction uipment of a first class Narrow allway, from the town of Colfax, of > he p , _ Grass VaHey, Nevada county, on'the ‘dine shaft at the head of a deep cut coming in of the survey of. the company, and in’ acee specifications prepared _ Engineer ofthe The company proposes to pay tothe contractar whose bid is accepted, «ne-balf of the contract price in cash, (U. S$. gold con) and one-half by the bands of the company, secured by mortyage on all the property of the commpany,. payable _ twenty years atter date of issuance, and Dearing cight per cent, per anim interest, payable semi-annually. The company regorve the right to reject any and all bids cr he specifications may be ex. 4irass Valley, penenget or uy letter, ax by Secretary. i GeoRGE FLercwHeR, Secretary. Lot. No, 5, Beginuninget a large sugar pine stub 40 inches in diameter, marked S. C. No, 6 (Starr Claim No.6) standing at the northwest corner of approvedstrvey of the Starr Placer Mine, Thence on a true line miagnetic variation being 18° E S 58° E 9.10 chains to a stake at the intersection of two ditches, marked “D.C. No. 7.” “Thence on atrue ling S&S E7.54 chains to a deep ‘from the Arkansas Ravine. Ground thus far on east included in Starr claim, owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold Mining Company. Thence ona true line 4.61 chains’ to . Theground on the west from the oak at “8° EN 52° 30’ E crossing Wilcox Ravine S 28> 50’ E : u ivon pin set in an old road from which the northwest corner of “OC, No. 4’*ftom which a pifie M itches in. diameter bears N 55> 30’ E 19 links dis. tant. Thence 6n a true line N 35> 30° W 9.25 chains to a pitch pine stub marked “CG, No.3? Thence on a true line N 9° W.9740 chaing to the place of beginning. 4 _ corner No. 5 to this point is vacant. Said Lot No. 5 contains 9,2-100 acres of land accordiny to the U. 8. systein of surveys. LOT NO.’ 6, : Bounded on the north and east by the Emigrant Placer Mine, owned by Rose and Duryea and gn the south and west by the You Bet Placer Mine, owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold Mining Company and more particularly described as follows: Begin. ning at a stake marked E. C. (Emigrant Claim) corner No, 2. of approved survey of Emigrant Placer Mine. Thenee ona true ‘line mag. va. being 18° BE, N5L5 W 7.58 chains to asmall pine. Thence on a true’ line N 32° 30’ W 2.91 chains to a stake marked E.-C.ina mining excavation, “heing corner No. 1 of approved survey of Emigrant.Placer Mine. Thence on a true line $ 47° 15’ E along the line of the Emigrant Company’s appgoved survey, 10.40 chains to place of beginning, and-containing 34-100 acres gecording to the United States system of Survey. : ; tf NO. T= Bounded on the_north by the Emigrant Placer Mine owned by Rose and Duryes; on the east and southc by the Smith Powell claim, owned by South. Yeba Canal Company, and on the west by the You Bet Placer Mine, owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold Mining Co., and more particularly deseribed-as follews: Beginning at a stake identical with No. 1 of plat 6 of this survey, and ‘wlso. with Emigrant Conrpany No. 2.as approved. Thence ona true lire, magnetic variation being 15° EN 445 15’ E along line’ of Emigrant ground. 1.54 chains to a. post on line of approved Buryey of Smith Powell ground. Thetice on a true line $132 W along the Smith Powell iine, 7.98 chains to a stake where the You Bet claim line. strikes that of the Smith Powell. Thence on true line. N 6.05 E 6.70 chains to place of beginning, and containing 24-100 acres‘accotding to the U 5. system of surveys. LoT No. 8. ; Beginning at an oak stump marked “A, T. P. M.,” being the southeastcorner of the approved survey of the At kins and ‘Taylor Placer Mine owned by. Atkins and Taylor. Thence on a true line, mag. va. 182 E$ 222K 7.19 chains to a Diack oak 30 inches in diameter marked ‘‘C. No. 13” standing 1.00 chain south of G,. S, Brown’s house, Thence op a true line § 65° 30" E 2.75 chains to a black oak 14 inches in diameter narket "6 Nott" Thence ona true line $ 239.45’ E 11.90 chains following 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 vatant. Thence ona true line 5S 42> 97 E along line of Brown Brothers ground 4,80 chains to Brown Brothérs cor. No, 16. Thence on a true line S625 14’ E 4.50 chains to Brown Brothers Cor, No, 15. Thence on a true line N-4°330° E 3.29 chains to a sugar pine 50 inches in. diameter marked ‘*C. No. 17.” Thence on a true line N 48° 30’ W 3.61 chains to a black Oak 30 inches im diameter marked ‘‘C. No. 18.” Thence on a true line N 33° 33’ W 13.31 chains to a black oak 12 inches in diameter marked CG. Nof 19.°? Thence on a true line N 8° £ 5.14 chains toa black oak 24 inches in diameter marked ‘‘C. No, 20” and “R. D. No. 31” vacant ground on east and south from Brown Brothers Corner No. 15 to this point. Thence on a true line N 4> 45 W along-the line of the Rose and Deryea approved survey. Ground on the-east. owned by Rose and Duryea 13°45 chains 3" a stake markéd ‘‘A, T. P. M.”. corner of Atkins and Taylor Application. . Thence on a true line $8 71° 45’ W slong the line of Atkins & Taylor ground 7.03 chains to ‘a stake murked ‘A. T. P. M-* Thence ona true line south 9.16 chains to oak stump at place of beginning and containing 17,97-109 acres according to the U.S, system of surLOT NO. 9. Surrounded by vacant ground. a Beginning’at a black oak marked “B. B. 14,” fornting the southwest corner of the plat included in-Brown Brothers approved}. surveybiter on atrue line mag. va. 3.0chains toa black oak stub 30 inches in divmeter marked **C. No, 22.” Thence on w true line § 32° 15’ E following down the east side of Wilcox Ravine, along. the tailings with vacant.ground on ‘the east, T3.20 chains to alive o&#k.3. inches in diameter marked ‘CG, No. 23." Thence on a true line-S 12° 80’ W at 11.00 chains cross Steep Hollow Creek 11.77 chaits to. a spruce stump 20 inches in diameter aarked ‘C. No. 24,” standing on the 8 side “ef Steep Hollow. Thence on a trne line 8 86<_ 45’ W 2.81 chains down Steep Hollow to.a stake marked ‘*G. No. 25.’ Thence on a true line N12° 30’ E0.50 chains cross Steep Hollow 11.77 chains to a black oak 4 inches in diameter marked ‘‘C, No. 26.” Thence onatrue line N 39° W 12.30 chains to place of beginning and containing 7,41-100 weres according tothe U, S. system of sur. vey8> Said claim being still mare particu. larly déseribed in the diagram posted and filed with said application. Said cluimes 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 df} recording can not with certainty be determined. . All persons holding any adverseé~claim therefo ave hereby required to present the sume betore this office within sixty daysfrom the first day of publishing and posting hereof, nb 7. B. McFARLAFD, Register. I cae ot 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 the petition’ presented and filed by J. Jacobs, the Administrator of the Estate of W. W. Frisbie, deceased, praying for 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, and the expensos of administration, Kt is therefore ordered by the Court, sat: all persons interested in the saidEstate appear before the said Probate Couit, on Saturday the 12th day of December, 1874, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day at the Court Room of said Probate Court, in the Court House, in Nevads 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 weeks in the Nevada Daily Franseript, a newspaper printed and publi hed in Newada city, County of Nevada. JOAN CALDWELL, Probate. Judge. Dated at Newada City, Oct, 34,4874. 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-otticio Clerk of the Probate Court in and for said County, do hereby certify theforegoing to be a full, true and correct copy al an original order, on file in this, my-ot——j) Witness my hand and tke seal of jes said Court, 1874. : JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. Niles Searls, Atey. ul —_= tant. Gronnd on the by HL . C, No, 6,” in . W 2,83 chains to a black oak tree Tu Ginueté® mivked*:C No. 5,” the claim of D. E. Bu toll bridge bears 5 815 30° E 3 chains diséast and south «laimed by D. E. Bush and embraced in his survey of Arkansas and Greenhorn Chon Mine. Thenee ona true line $715 45° W 3.27 chuins tow stake marked -‘S. C, No. 8.” Tience ona true line N 35> 30° W 5.37 chains toa stake in stone mound: “‘Rhence on @ trae line. § 42° 15’ W.4.17 chains to a black ouk tree 6 inches in diameter marked Thence on_a true line 8 81> aches ding Established in 1853. Nevada Assay Office, JAMES J. OTT. Main Street, Nevada City oO Oo ig requést Gokl Bare exghanged for Coin. ELECTRO-PLATING _ IN:‘GOLD. OR SILVER. this 3ist day ef Oct., ) a pers sured that their BE HELD MOSTS a regular graduate, with/every confidence. ly and candidly. dese munication will be unnec tions for diet, regimen, an treatment of the,case itself, (including the remedies) will be forwarded without delay, and insuch a manner as te.convey no idea of the. purport of the Jetter or parcel transmitted=<Shou!d your condition reminediate-attention,send tendollars, or that valitain currency] by Mar Farco & @o.’s Express, and-a . One Hundred Dolars to any one who will medicine willbe sent to yonr }prove satisfactorily tohim that he was cured necessary instructions for . ofthia com plaint by either of the San by letter or otherwise, a FREE. Permuvent cure guaranteed or no pay. se. PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. Quick Cures & Moderate Charges. DR. W. K. DOHERTY’S No. 519 Sacramento Street, Corner of Leidesdorff Street—[A.few doors Medical and Surgical Institute. [Founded in 1859.) ' below the What Cheer Hotse] e SAN-FRANCISCO. . Private entrance ot Leidesdorff Street, Established expresely to afford the afflicted Sound and Scientific Medical aid, in the Treatment and Cure of all Private and Clirottic diseases, Cases of Secre : eByAND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS. OCTOR W. K. DOHERTY RETURNS _D his sinéere thanks to his numerous patients for their patronage this opportunit gans, lis in & “When a female is enervated ‘or afflicted ‘disease, as weakness of th limbs,” pain’in the head,-dimness of sight, lar power, paipitation of the nervousness, derangefunctions, general-debilility an dali other diseases she should go or write rated Female Doctor, W. K. Donerrty, at his_ Medicai_ Institute, and consult him about her troubles and diseases. Let no«false delicacy prevent immediately, and save yourful suffering and premature with d quire i coin, [ or WELLs, package of add’ ess with the Consultations Kidneys. Digestive, & ns, and all Private Di }i its forms @nd gtages, Seminal Weakness, and 411 the; horrid. consequeh of geif-abnse, Gonorhesa, Gleet, Stficture urnal Emissiors, Sexual Piseascs_of the Back and Loins, Bladder the Kid“ys, ete., and he hopes that his long expe1 : oe successful practice will continue . pallid, esaciated and disfigured faces and hare of public patronage. ° By the practice of many years in Europe I ay ‘andthe United States he is enabled to apply or tLe enjoyment of life. ies Nocturnal and Di Debility; Inflammation of the rience and to insure himas the most efficient and against diseases of all Kinds, He usce na mercury, charges moderate, t ® his pa. tients in 4 correct and honorable way, and ‘ nees of unquestionable veracity f known respectability and high society. All parties consulting or otherwise, will receive the “and. implicit has _ refere -fromi mer 0 standing i him;-by te best aud gentlest treatment, secrecy. . we loss of muscu heart, irritability, ment of digestive ity. hysteria, ster peculiar to females, at once to the celeb you, but apply self from pain: death Patients, male or female, residing j part of the country, however distant, who may desire the advice and opinion of Dr. Doherty, who think proper _ statement of such, in pre onal interview, arerespectfully as— COMMUNICATIONS WILL AORED. The Doctor is To the Afflicted. @uccessful’ reme¢ To Females. To Correspondents. in their respective cases, Sperma torrheen. DR. DOHERTY has just published $24 important pamphlet, ew views and experience in rel tence or Virility, being a short treatise oa +permatorrhoes, or Seminal weakness, NerPhysical debility consequent on this affection and other diseases of the sexual Organs. information of the utmost vald whether married or single, and will be sent FREE_by mail on receipt of Six Cents tn ‘postage stamps for return postage. Address. W. vous and This little wor! K. DOHERTY, M. D., San Francisco, Cal. gl »and would take o remind them that ‘he continues to copfsult at his Institute for the cure of chronic diseases of the Lungs,Liver, and Genito-Urinary Or. m eases iseases, viz: Syphi. returned with increaseu e back and any . the following train of morbid sym and to submit a written ference tq holding contains to all, T0 THE UNFORTUNATE. — NEW REMEDIES, — DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY 623 KEARNEY STREET, Cor. Congest, San FRANCISCO, YSLABLISHED in 1854, for the treat ment of Sexual anf Seminal Diseases guch as Gonorrhea,Gieet, Stricture, Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness, Im potency, etc, -ganding) and Ulcer@ted ¢g5, Siccess ully treated. DR. GIBBON has the pleasure of annotincing that he has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of Europe, and has resumed pTactice at his Dispenrary, 23 Kearney Street, corner of Coramera., San Francisco, where his old patients and those requiring his services may fadhim. ."he Doctor has spared neuter Gane. sid king out? remedies, fr ee wie D acilities for the alleviation 6f human suffering. "Horrible Diseases. How many thousands of persons, both male and female, are there who are suffering outa miserable existence from the etfect of secret indulgences, OF from virus absorbe. .into the system ! Look at their their broken dowi be tonto ag disquali5 r the happiness of marnmaye ee eens Aa In this horrid aituationthousands sufferaintil death closes Let parents, guardians, friends a t y of those who are -sufferiag with any of these horrible life destroying maladies—see that they are eared for and cured before it be too late. Send thei immadiately to. Dt. Gibbon, & physician who ues ade private disease his” especial study for yeers,and who is’ certain to cure tne raost inveterate cases without mercury or injurious drugs. It is important to those who are afflicted, or to those who are inter ested in the welfare of their friends, to be careful of the many preténded doctors who infest allcities, publishing their skill in curing all diseases in a few days, imposing upon the pul’ eby using thé names o# emthe scers, places, Bes therefore, eareful and make strict fnquiries, or you may fadl into the panes of those charlatans. Seminal Weakness.a Germinal Emissions, the consequence of self abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced by the. youth of both sexes to an ‘almost unlimited . extent, producing with unerring certainty, f ptoms, anlesa cembatted by ‘scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, ringIng in the ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and the-rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weaknessof the limbs, the face, furred tongue, sweat: nomanis 47d fréquent insanity. If-relief be not obtamed, persons so attticted should apply immediately, either in oe or by letter, and have a cure effected his new and scientific mode of treating this disease, which never fails of effecting quick and radicaloure.Dr. G. will give Prancisco quacks. i Married Men, Or those who contemplate marriage, who are suffering under any of these fearful anv quladies, should not forget the sacred rebodying his own ‘Spunaibility resting upon them, nor delay ation to Impo» to obtain immediate relief. Post calling at Dr. Gibbon’s office or sending for-packages of medicines may rely upon his asstranc@of eonfidential secrecy with implicit faith, and expect no more than to be charged-with a fair and rautually satisfactory remuneration, of services rendered, considering the circumstances >f the cases, rather than 4 toé-prevalent and self) practice of extortion ameng quacks. -. and pretenders. ey ‘ "Dk. GIBBON is responsible, and~will 4 on the edge of Arkansas Ravine! adjoinin iniim of D. : Tirence on ime line N 42> E 7.78 chains. to a stake warkeé Nevada, March 6th. for. dia. ‘Kpplication No. 575. Mining ' Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, \ Sacramento, Cal., June 23, 1874 OTICE is hereby given that M. McT. MeLeod, A. H. Cole, R }; A. Wanamack, E. N. Mcjain direction for . Leod, J. G. Poor, J. D. McLeod, and R. J. conntry, with full and, p McLeod, whose Post Office is You Bet, Neyada county, Cal., have made application Patent for the McLeod Placer Mine, situatéd.in Hunt’ Mining District, Nevada alifornia, and described in the notes on file in this office as ey of Exterior Boundaat the east corner of the * Leod, N F. McLeod, .@. one, Ail persons holding any .adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same before this office within sixty days County, : Commencin claim at a stake m MvcLeod-Placer Mine) oak 3 inches in diamete ‘West 11 links distant. Sections 24 and 25 Townships Range 9 East, and Sections 19 and 30; ship 16 North, Range 10 East, Mt. D Base and Meridian, bears South 77> 6.05 chs. distant, and run, variation 185 . ~_ East, S 452 W,; 0.56 chs. Small ravine 10 : links wide course SE and NW, 1.50 chs. in2 tersect section line between sections 24 and 25,7 chs. west from the co 24 and. 25, 19 and 30. bears South 515.1 2.39 chs. 8. bears S71° E, Meridian. page 399. And 25.09 chs. ditch N and 8S. of Section 25, Township from the first day of publishing hereof. o13 T. B. MeFARLAND, Register for a Patent. to a ~bears North 9° e corner to 16 North er to Sections 14.88 chs, set a stake at the original corner of the claim, wateet M. L. P. Mot lich-a spruce 20in. dia. Fast 32 links distant. Thence, variation 18@-East, N. 404% > W Small ravine 6 links wide N and 13.34 ¢hs. small ravine 6 links wide, SW and NE. 16.54 chs,smaliravine 6 links . to that date five per cent, will be adc wide N and S$. 22.29 chs. ditch 3 inks wide E and W. chs. small ravine SW and NE 32,29 chs. Set a stake for the west corner of the claim } stated, to-wit : marked M.L. P.M. atthe original corner of the claim, from which a black oak 30 in. 34 links distant. Thence variation 18° East, N. 384° E. #.84 che. ditch 4 links wide N. and 8, 6.92 chs. ditch 3 links wide N and’ 8. chs. ditch 3 links wide N and 8. 13.36 chs. Set a stake-at original corner marked M. L. P. M., from which a black oak 10 in. dia. ears N 239 W 7 links distant. Thence on line of the Jenny Lind claim variation 18> East. $.48% © E* 2.14 chs. ditch N and 8. 3.14 chs. ditch NW and 8. 8.94 chs. ditch SW At and NE. . 24.64 chs. small ravine (dry) E and W. 30.79 chs. mining flume Nand 8. 31:84 chs. same flume NW and SE, 33.29 chs. ravine SE and NW. 33.64 chs. to the place of beginuing, and containing 46 17-100 acres and being a portfon of the SE \, Sec. 24 & NE North, Range 9 Kast, Mt. Diablo Base and Said loeation was made May 10, 1873, by M. McLeod, N. T. McLeod, A. H Cole, Kk. F. McLeod, G. A. Wanamack, E McLeod, J. G. Poor, 8, E. Wanamack, J.D. McLeod and R. J. McLeod, and recorded in Nevada County Mining Records, book 5, Adjoining claimants are owners of the Jenny Lind placer mining .claim on the North East; no other claims —jein— this 28.04 12.76 . ive to each patient a written instrument, ‘. niading himself_to effect a radical “and per-: _a& nent cure, or make ho charge. : Cured at Home. Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibben, stating case, smyptoms, length of time the disease has continued, and the ~~eine promptly forwarded, free from uamage and curiosity, to any partof the we. By enclosing TEN DOLLARS in coin, in a registered letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., a package of medicine will be forwarded by express to any part of the Union. ‘Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623. Kearney rt.eet, conner Commercial, San Francisco. Post Offic: Bex 1957. : Private ntrance on Commercial treet. Remem.er to put BOX 1957 on the le *K . ter, Consultations FREE. ae ga Correepondents will please inform DR. GIBBON that they ead his advertise ment in tae Damy TRANSCRIPT. myl © . Notice to Tax Payers. ment Roll for the year 1874, unty Of Nevada having been livered into my hands of the County are Taxes on the same x the collection od. = ; m the Ist prior NHE A for the of Taxes will be strictly en The Taxes become delinquent Monday in January, and if not pa "Notice is further given that for the put pose of receiving Taxes, I shall be in the several Townships at the places and times At Moore’s Flat, at the Banking House of Marks & Co. Monday, Nov. 9th. At North Bloomfield, at the Store of T. P. Crandall & Cogou Tuesday, Nov. 10th. At North San Juan, atthe Banking House of Block & Furth, on Wedyesday, Nov. 11. At Rough & Ready, Waliing’s Hotel, on Friday, Nov. 13th. i ; At Washington, H. Buisman’s Hotel, on Monday, Nov. 16th, . At You Bet, Oliver & Eds's Store, Wednesday, Nov. 18th. ruckee, F. Burkhalter & Co’s Store, Saturday, Nov. 2ist. At Grass Valley, Findley & Co’s Bankane 24th. » At Nevada City, Bank of Nevada County, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 27th and 28th. 16 E. P. SANFORD, County Collector. Nevada, Oct. 23d, 1874. Assessment Notice. (No. Eignt) of States gold and silvercern, to the Secretary LY, Remap drawn on the General Fund end registered prior to Argust oth, 1873; all warrants on Road Fund Fegistered prior to Oct. 7, 1874; alse warrante Nos. 86, 92, 87, 100 and Wi, -onFund regissered @ct’ 8, 1874, will be d Ob presentation. Interest ceases from . PRITPS CEROMP ORE. ar ‘ oe County Warrants. B. P. SANFURD, By Noreniber sth, 1874. Special ‘Treasurer. . H, Parker, Depnty , main unpaid on the 16th day of Nov,, 1874 30.day of December, 1874, to pay the delin quent assessment, together with costs o vert and expenses of sale. « © C PALMER. Secretary. 2 ee NEW REMEDIES inent physic. -—8 from Kurope and other. confused vision, blunted intellect, loss of . confidence, diffiderce in approaching strangand may be consulted . ers, a disiixe to form new acquaintances, a If the case_be tul-. disposition to shun society, loss of. memtibed, persons] com-. ory, hectic ftashes, pimples and various esgary,as instruc. eruptions about : ad the “general-} fetid brygth, coughs, consumption, night 8, ing House, Monday and Tuesday, Noy. 23d OLD RUN MINING COMPANY—Loch“J tion of principal place of: business, San Francisco, California. Location of works, Gold Flat, Nevad# County, California.— 4 Corvued Pork,ec. at the lowest prices Notice is hereby given that at » meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the Fourteenth day of October, 1874, an assessment, Fifteen Cents per-share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable inmediately in United at the Office of the Company, on the corner Markes and Spear sts. San Francisco. Any stock upon Which this zssessment shall rewill be delinquent, and advertised for sale at pabli¢ Auction, and uuless payment is made Kéfore, will be sold on Thursday, the Office—Corner Marke SB yrandocn et & Skin Diseases (of years wharge. and tor the County of Nevada; on the 5th~. day of October, 1874, by Joseph Champion, Plaimti#, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this Snummons—#f served within this county; or, it served Out of this county, Lut in this District, within twenty days; otherwise, within forty days—or judgment will be taken against you by default, according to the prayer of said complaint. Hction for the dissolution of the bonds of matrimony, alleged to exist between Plaintiffand yourself, or.the ground of. desertion, all of which is more fully set forth in said complaint. Soldier’s War Claim Agency : No 34 Montgomery Block, . BAN FRANCISCO. f H. AYKEN, Attorney at Law and @ Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic in California and Nevdda, will ‘give prompt attention to the . collection of Additional Travel bay; now due, California and Nevada Volunteers-discharged more than three hundred miles from home. Soldiers can depend npon fair'dealing. Infor~ mation-given free of charge. When writing enclose stamp for reply and state company and.regiment and whether you have a disCongress has extended the time for filing claims for additional Bounty under Act of Fuly 28, 1866, to Jauvary 1875. so all such claims must be made before that time. Original Bounty of $100 has been allowed all volunteers who enlisted before duly 22d, Ie61 for three years, if not paid the same w! en discharged, Land Warrants can be obtained for services rendered before 1855; but not for services in thelate war. Pensions for late war and war of 1812 obtained dnd increased when «llowed’ for less than disability wafrants, but. no: pensions sre allowed to Mexicun and Florida war soldiers State et Vexas has granted Pensions to suryiving veterans of Texas Revolution. New Orleans and Mobile Prize Money is now due and being paid. W. HAiken also attends to General action Business. ~ : iw and Colac the District Court of the Fourteenth Judi-+ Gial District of the State of California, in And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and ‘answer the said complaint as abové required, the said plaintiff . willapply fo : in detnanded. e relief there—<e-( lr tegtin > whereof, 1, John seal { Pattison, Clerk of District Court t . faforésaid,do hereunto set my hand aud-impress the Seal of said Court, at. office, in the city of Nevada, on the 5th day of October, A. D. 1874. z JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. €. Taylor, Atty for P1@. 06 f No 602. ; * : Application for a Patent to Mining Claim UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, © Sacramento, Cal. Sept: 22, 1874, OFICE is hereby given, ‘That Charles ¥. Bates, Henry F. Wilkison, Josiah D. Harrow and Henry Randolph, whose . Post Office is Washington, Nevada Connty, Cal, have made application for Patent for the Local Option Placer mine, situate in Gold Hill Mining District, nevada Counfy, California, and described in the plat and field no‘es on file in this office as follows, viz : situated on surveyed land, being tho $ 1-2 of N1-20f $1-201NW1-4,81-2cf 8 1-2o0f N W 1-4 and N 1-2 of N )-2 of N 1-2 of $ W 1-4 Sec 14, Township17, North, Range 10 East, Mt Diabio Base and. Meridian and containing 80 acres. Said location was made Aug. 16, 1874, by these Applicants and duly recorded in book.5, pages 461 and 462, records of Mining Claims of Nevada County. Adjoizing claimants are on the West the claims of William Folkes and on the North Eost and South the land if unoccupied and tnclaimea, AH persons holding any adverse claim theretoare hereby required to present the same before the Register and Receiver, Sacramento, Galifornia. within sixty days from the first day of publishing hereof. ao T, B. McFARLAND, Register. J.B, White, Atty for Applicart. 06 meer. & 5 HARVARD INFIRMARY Consulting parlors, 215 Kearney street, bet. Sutterand Bush,San Francisco, are open from 10 a. M. to 2 P.at. and ¢P.M.toOP.M, ~ FERDENANDERZ, M. D., late Es‘e amining Physician of the Massachusetts Infirmary, Bostor. The Doctor'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, barrenness and all other diseases of the physical and mental system, produced from natural or unnaturel causes in the oid or young. ‘Particular attention .to the lungs, liver, kidmeys and blogd. Dr. F.’s peculiar vegital equalizing tre.:tment is both internal and external. Cancers, tv>} mors removed without cutting or pain. Persons wishing to remain in the city can: gratis. Advice to physicians on cases oftheir own, as usual, $5, All who under the normal treatwwent consult with fidence DR. F. Sundrys, fronigto 2. P.O.‘Box 1037. N._B.—Attention all diseases of the biadder, womb, etc. ~~ s&ly OBSTACLES TO ¥ AGE. APPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effects of Errors a in early life. Manhood restored. ete iments to marriage remoyed. »New method of treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books snd circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATiON, No. 419 No?th Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa,—an institution having » high reputation for honorable conduct and professional skill. Commercial Street, Nevada, _QAMES MONRO having opened a meat Market on Commercial street, is prepared to supply customers with the best uality of Keef, Mutton, Pork, Veal,Corned 1 UMMONS. State of. California, County bh of Nevada, ss: In the District-Court 07 the Fourteenth Judiciat District of the state of California, in and for the county of Nevadag.The People of the State of California send greeting to Emily Champion, Defendant, You are hergby required to appear in an action "rought sgainst you in Being an ° _. AITKEN & LUCE, Premium Pioneer Marble Work 17 K STREET, between Gth and 7 ¢ Streets, SACRAMENTO, Mon ;Uments, Mantels, Table Tops, etc. Wo done in Indian Diggings and’ other Marb! Scu pture and Ornameptal Work do pe super or style. : jel W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counsélor at Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC. 4 the National FFICE ON BROAD STREET, oppostt . 4 Fae * N, P. Bl ’ Transat One ‘Yea Six Mon Three M Per w Rates . lst inser sequent vertiser: Ss: Sal Nx coparta: , under t. a @ J. 6 And wil at the o . CC They very bes ME SA B All pe GER ar atthe a Neva Ly =. 2 ryNtTa alley the rid the co anere 0 price. This ment v the pw nish en “For T sep10 BRI Py . AM wa PORK, Orde1 wered Give Neva THE Londor New Y change Letters ;world. o15 ' BAN Bt c™ A. H. dohn { Jonat! MO? curity

i if cas oe jie oe ae te 7 oaht eA eereprrcnen Estavlisned by ‘DR. J. C. YOUNG, IN 1850, No Cure, No Pay. ~ none. 5 PRIVATE DISEASES.dermine and destroy wace of taan. The tc, the Paralytic, and-the Insane, the Venereal, doubles his. dangers. MINERAL POISON are not cured ;-the SEMINAL WEAKNESS. .tal organization should stop. and: consid gearance brings no relief. of his punishment. treatment. ‘ful, fascine y graves with ite1 consult wi nout dela: tluise with their sutfe Doctor would especially self, giving té each and all drance from Business, change 0 of exposure, : IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. as upon a father. vlacee. To Correspondents. # cure at home. troyed, , Address, BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M. D. ery. Box CALIFORNIA INSTITU TE Lonsultation, by ‘Letter or other wise, Free. J yer CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS : enjoyed on this Coast an uninterrupted ‘puccess of 21 -years, and has become one of che must celebrated Institutions of the age, The great number aniually received and cured, place itin point of number of patients among the very first of the world, and the success of its treatment rake it second In Males and Irregularities in Females are the great destroyers of health. They insidiously attack the system, and gradually unit; they drive ;hé bleom fom the cheek, the lustre from the eye, the strength and vigor from the frame, they give puny and. diseased offspring, and poison, through successive generations, the ‘arks can be seen in Serofula, Consumption, Jripples, the IdiotMERCURY, recognizedas the most FATAL MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with-} } Those . who have beep treated.with tha Ug 8 ease has sceumies 5 ew form. D0 NOT BE_SATISFTED WITH: PARTIAL CURE; ‘That leaves the poteor to crawl throngh the “system, eating its way into the tissues and organs beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst out in the future with a viruence that willbaffie the effects of medicine The young man who experiences that growing weakpess in his muscular and menwhence ita-rises. He will find in the weaknessof the back, trembling of the limbs, disordered digestion, unaccountabie fatlingof the powers of the mind, distaste for society, dread of impending trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and lascivicus dreams, accompanied by growing dloaTness, loss of muscular power, and nupierous other symptoms of disorganization, the positive traces of that.most terrible and destructive of all diseases—Seminal Weakness—wasting away his puwers, destroying his hope of life and manhood, and dragging him along the broken path of his existence, toward a premature and loathsome grave, To him who finds his life dribbling out in the discharge of the vital principle of exis_tence. in nocturnal and diurnal emissions, “the mere cessation of the causes of its apMarriage, 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 thit‘the one who looks to Yim for so much of her happincss is a victim-of, his evit, and an innocent companion He adds to his misery _ and disorder until hope leaves him. There ‘4s no rescue except in proper and skillful : Consult, then, at once, a physicit: whose practice and careful résearch hus made him thoroughly conversant with sovery phase of the disease, . Those whq have become vietims of solitary vices, that dread: g:and destructable habit, that fills thousandsef sick rooms with paralytics wnil consumptives, and hundreds of untimeguided victims,should: one who will symps' wWertect and Permanent Cureawithout hindiet, fear When s Female isin troucle or afflicted. with disease, and requires medical or surgical attendance, the inquiry should be, where is there a physician who is fuliy competent to administer relief, and whose respectable standing in Kociety recomménds him to the wonfideuce of the community. The Doctor, anderstanding now imperatively necessary these requirements are, feels called upon to . iuterpose,and by culling the attention of the afflicted to the fact that he has beena Protessor of Obstetrics and Female diseases for Twonty Years, and_isfully qualified to adminiuter in all cases, both medically and surgically,not in a superficial manner, but gn.as thorough a manner as years of study and practice—bothin hospitals and families —can make, to save them from the hands ofthe unqualified unscrupulous, and designing. Therefore, families can rély upon him Allin affliction can find in him one Who can feel and sympathise avith and befriend them in trowble—one-in _-whose secresy the utmost confidence can be LETTERS.—Persons of either Sea, who wish to constitt the Doctor, and who cannot visit the city can, by stating their symptoms in a latter, receive advice and assurance of ATl letters returned or deNo, 618 Sacramento Street, near Montgom Application for Patent é ing Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal., Nov. on, 1874.) TOTICE is hereby given, to whem it N may concern, that an appplication has been made by WILLIAM H: DURYEA, to the Goverfninent of the United States for a Patent to the following described mining claim, viz.: known-as-_the Califorpla Placer Mine, situated in You Bet Mining District, Nevada county, State of Califortiia, and fore particularly described as follows, to wit: on surveyed land, and being in townships Nos, Fifteen (15] and Sixteen (16) North, Ranges Nos. Nine (9) dnd Téh (10) East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, mM the district of lawis subject to sale-at the United States Land Office at Sacramento, Cal. and containing eighty-eight an@ eightythree luundredths (88 83-100) acres of land, be the same more or less, and consistingiofnine (9) separate lots or parcels of land séverally and separately bounded and described as follows; find numbered. from one te nine both inélusive; : = : LOT NO. 1. aise -’ Bounded on the north and west by mining claims of Hussy Bros., and omthe east and south by the “Rose & Duryea Placer Mine owned by said Rosé & Duryea, and niore particularly described as follows;*—~ Gommencing at a stake iarked “RAD, No, 16’-on the ‘line of the “Rose and» Duryea survey, said gtake being the agreed éorner between Rose and Duryea on one side and Hussey Brothers on the other, Thence on a true line, magnetic variation being, 182 East, N 78° 50’ B, 8.00 cHaing,to anvoak stump marked ‘“‘R.D.” Lands onthe south belongings to Rose & Duryea. Thence on a true line $845 207 E 4,15 chains, to a pine 8 inches in diameter, marked ‘‘R. D--No: 17,” and standing on the-bank of an old reservoir, Lands south cliimed by Rose & Duryea. Thence.on a true line N 48° 12’ £20.00 chains to’ pitch pine 3 féet 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 toa stake marked ‘*C No. 1° (California No; 1) from which.a maple tree 30 inches in diameter béars N83 °.00’ E 91 links distant, Thence on atrne line S 53> 60° _W, 29.69 chains to place. of beginning, (land ou the north Gwned by Hussey Brothers) and containing 13 25-100 acres.aceording to the U.S. system of surveys. : : \ LOT NO, 2. : Commiiéiicing at stake marked “‘B.€, No. 62." (Birdseye. Creek No. 62) being corner No. 62 of approved survey: ef G. D, Mes. Lean for the Red Dog Placer Mine. Thence ‘on a true line mag. va. being 18> E, 8 64° W 3.60 chains to a stake marked B.-C. No. 63. Thence on ‘a true line 8 8° 15’ W 9.55 chains following the line of the Red Dog Placer Mine to a stake marked B, C. No. 64. Thence on a true line N 80> W-2.61 chains to a stake marked ‘°"B. ©. No, 65." Thence 6n a true line 8 14° 15’ E 2.05 chains to a black'oak 16 inches -in diameter marked B. C. No. @, Thence on a true line 8 61° W 4.21 chains toa stake marked, B. G. No. 67. Thence on a true line 5 58> E 6.91 chains to a pointin the Starr Reservoir. Thence on a true line 8 59> 15’ E 3.33 chains to a stake marked B.C. No. 69. Thence on a true line N 71° 45’ E 5.46 chains to « stake marked BC. 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 in approved survey of the Red Dog Placer Mfne, owned by the, Birdseye Creek Gold Mining Company. Thence ona true line N 68° 45’ E 7.03 chains to alarge sugar pine 5 feet in dianiter, ~ Theitee on a Mtrue line N 9 © West at 12.75 chains, touching. W.side of Deoling Canon and at 13.75 chains touching Northeast side of same, 14.76—eRaips to a black oak 8 inches.in dianeter marked €. No 8 Thence on a true line N 85> Wat 1.25 chains touching east side of Dooling Ganon, and at 3.75 chains touching West side-ef same. 6.98 chains to place of: beginning, being bounded on the 8. E. and North by vacant land from the headof Arkansas Ravinete this point, and containing 23 54-100 acres Of land according to the U. S. system of surveys. LOT NO, d. =< Bounded on the north and east by Rea 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“thé"Birdseye Creek Gold. Mining Company and more particularly .deseribed as follows; Commencing at a stake marked B. C. No. 52, (Birdseye Creek No, 52) being the south corner of the approved survey ef the Red Pog Placer Mine, standing in Arkansas Ravine, andfrom which ’ Hyeoak tree 50 inches in Giameter bears S 19° W. 1.85 chains distant.-Uhence on a true line mag. va. being 18° BE, Ni1.36 chains‘to a stake marked B,C. No. 53,~Thence on a true line N 672 45’ W 2.90 chains along the line of the Red Dog Placer Mine to a stake marked B. GC, No, 54 and *S, No.2." (Starr No. 2.) Thence on a true line 8 42 W PROBATE NOTICE, + Phillip Baltz, deceased, prayin and ‘published in said city and county, Nevada City, Oct. 5th 1874. JOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. ot Nevada. flee, mw } 1874, 06 + JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. N TATE of California, County of Nevada. a In Probate Court, Nevada county Cal——tfornia, In the matter of the Estate of It appearing to the said Court by the petition this day filed by Charles F. Schwartz, the adminiatra‘tor of the Kstate of Phillip Baltz, deceused for an order of sale.af real and personal estate, that it is nceessary to sell the whole of the reatand personal estate to pay the allowance tothe family, and the debts expenses and charges of administration. Jt is therefore ordered by the Court that all ~—_—-epersons interested in the Estate of said de‘ceased appear before the Probate Cour. on Saturday, the 14th day of November, A. D. A874, at 10-o’clock in th e forenoan, of said day at the Court Room of saidk\Probate Court in the city ef Nevada, to show cause why an order should not be granted te the said Acininistrator 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 sviccessive weeks in the Nevadla Daily ‘transcript, a newspaper printed Office of the County Clerk of the County I “ohn Pattisou, County Clerk «et the County of Nevada, State of California, and ex-efficio Clerk of the Probate Court in and for said County, ao hereby certify the foregofug to be a full, true amd correct copy of an griyinal order, on file in this, my of—— > ‘Witness my hand and the seal of Seal } said Court, this 8th day of Oct 12.30 chains along the line of the approved survey of the Starr Placer Mine to a stake_ marked ‘'S. No. 1.” Thence on_a true line S72 45' E 3.26 chains to a stake marked 8. C. No. 2, from which the live oak tree referred to in the beginning bears N. 54° FE 3.02 chains distant, and the mouth of the old ‘:Mallory Tunnel” bears .N. 20° E 72 links distant. Thence on a true line N 432° FE 4.60 chains toplace of begiaaing and containing 4 29-100 acres of land according to the U. 5. system of surveys. ‘LoT Ne. 4. Commencing ata stake marked C. No. 9, in the town of Red Dog, from which the southwest corner of the brick-store bears N 25° 15’ W1.22 chaing distant. Thence on a true line magneti¢ va. being 185 E N 83° 30’ E at 6.32 chains crosses Nevada stage road 47.97-ehains to pine stump 36 inches in diameter marked ‘*C. No. 10,” on the northwest line of the approved survey of Rose and Daryea, between Nos. 12 and 18 of that survey. Land on*the north claimed by Moore, Chew and Bush. Thence ou atrue line S 22°15’ W at 2.25 chains crosses Nevada stage road 10.00 chains to take marked “C. No. 11,” on the north side and **Mo No. 1” on the west side, and from whicha pine 6 inches in diameter bears N 16° E 60 linksdistant. Thisstake formsa corner commonto Cozzens’ ground. the Rose & Duryea ground, the Missouri Canon and the California ground. This line runs along the west side of ground applied for by Rose & Duryea. Thence ona true line along the line of Missowi Canon ground 8 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 a true line N 5° 45’ W7.51 chains along the east line of ground claimed by Moore, to place of beginning,and containing 12 77-100 acres according to the U.S. system of surveys. and Gauge Piacer county, to Nevada City, by way «cordance with th by J: -H. Bates, the Chief company, » proposals. amined and fat particulars obtained, application to the ‘Chief Engineer, J. Bates, at the otlicve of the contpany, Jetter addsessed. to the By order of the Board of Directors. % To Railroad Coatractors! ‘QSEALED PROPOSALS will be received b> at the office of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company, in Grass Valley, util Saturday, the 2ist day of Noyember, A. D. 1874, for the construction uipment of a first class Narrow allway, from the town of Colfax, of > he p , _ Grass VaHey, Nevada county, on'the ‘dine shaft at the head of a deep cut coming in of the survey of. the company, and in’ acee specifications prepared _ Engineer ofthe The company proposes to pay tothe contractar whose bid is accepted, «ne-balf of the contract price in cash, (U. S$. gold con) and one-half by the bands of the company, secured by mortyage on all the property of the commpany,. payable _ twenty years atter date of issuance, and Dearing cight per cent, per anim interest, payable semi-annually. The company regorve the right to reject any and all bids cr he specifications may be ex. 4irass Valley, penenget or uy letter, ax by Secretary. i GeoRGE FLercwHeR, Secretary. Lot. No, 5, Beginuninget a large sugar pine stub 40 inches in diameter, marked S. C. No, 6 (Starr Claim No.6) standing at the northwest corner of approvedstrvey of the Starr Placer Mine, Thence on a true line miagnetic variation being 18° E S 58° E 9.10 chains to a stake at the intersection of two ditches, marked “D.C. No. 7.” “Thence on atrue ling S&S E7.54 chains to a deep ‘from the Arkansas Ravine. Ground thus far on east included in Starr claim, owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold Mining Company. Thence ona true line 4.61 chains’ to . Theground on the west from the oak at “8° EN 52° 30’ E crossing Wilcox Ravine S 28> 50’ E : u ivon pin set in an old road from which the northwest corner of “OC, No. 4’*ftom which a pifie M itches in. diameter bears N 55> 30’ E 19 links dis. tant. Thence 6n a true line N 35> 30° W 9.25 chains to a pitch pine stub marked “CG, No.3? Thence on a true line N 9° W.9740 chaing to the place of beginning. 4 _ corner No. 5 to this point is vacant. Said Lot No. 5 contains 9,2-100 acres of land accordiny to the U. 8. systein of surveys. LOT NO.’ 6, : Bounded on the north and east by the Emigrant Placer Mine, owned by Rose and Duryea and gn the south and west by the You Bet Placer Mine, owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold Mining Company and more particularly described as follows: Begin. ning at a stake marked E. C. (Emigrant Claim) corner No, 2. of approved survey of Emigrant Placer Mine. Thenee ona true ‘line mag. va. being 18° BE, N5L5 W 7.58 chains to asmall pine. Thence on a true’ line N 32° 30’ W 2.91 chains to a stake marked E.-C.ina mining excavation, “heing corner No. 1 of approved survey of Emigrant.Placer Mine. Thence on a true line $ 47° 15’ E along the line of the Emigrant Company’s appgoved survey, 10.40 chains to place of beginning, and-containing 34-100 acres gecording to the United States system of Survey. : ; tf NO. T= Bounded on the_north by the Emigrant Placer Mine owned by Rose and Duryes; on the east and southc by the Smith Powell claim, owned by South. Yeba Canal Company, and on the west by the You Bet Placer Mine, owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold Mining Co., and more particularly deseribed-as follews: Beginning at a stake identical with No. 1 of plat 6 of this survey, and ‘wlso. with Emigrant Conrpany No. 2.as approved. Thence ona true lire, magnetic variation being 15° EN 445 15’ E along line’ of Emigrant ground. 1.54 chains to a. post on line of approved Buryey of Smith Powell ground. Thetice on a true line $132 W along the Smith Powell iine, 7.98 chains to a stake where the You Bet claim line. strikes that of the Smith Powell. Thence on true line. N 6.05 E 6.70 chains to place of beginning, and containing 24-100 acres‘accotding to the U 5. system of surveys. LoT No. 8. ; Beginning at an oak stump marked “A, T. P. M.,” being the southeastcorner of the approved survey of the At kins and ‘Taylor Placer Mine owned by. Atkins and Taylor. Thence on a true line, mag. va. 182 E$ 222K 7.19 chains to a Diack oak 30 inches in diameter marked ‘‘C. No. 13” standing 1.00 chain south of G,. S, Brown’s house, Thence op a true line § 65° 30" E 2.75 chains to a black oak 14 inches in diameter narket "6 Nott" Thence ona true line $ 239.45’ E 11.90 chains following 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 vatant. Thence ona true line 5S 42> 97 E along line of Brown Brothers ground 4,80 chains to Brown Brothérs cor. No, 16. Thence on a true line S625 14’ E 4.50 chains to Brown Brothers Cor, No, 15. Thence on a true line N-4°330° E 3.29 chains to a sugar pine 50 inches in. diameter marked ‘*C. No. 17.” Thence on a true line N 48° 30’ W 3.61 chains to a black Oak 30 inches im diameter marked ‘‘C. No. 18.” Thence on a true line N 33° 33’ W 13.31 chains to a black oak 12 inches in diameter marked CG. Nof 19.°? Thence on a true line N 8° £ 5.14 chains toa black oak 24 inches in diameter marked ‘‘C. No, 20” and “R. D. No. 31” vacant ground on east and south from Brown Brothers Corner No. 15 to this point. Thence on a true line N 4> 45 W along-the line of the Rose and Deryea approved survey. Ground on the-east. owned by Rose and Duryea 13°45 chains 3" a stake markéd ‘‘A, T. P. M.”. corner of Atkins and Taylor Application. . Thence on a true line $8 71° 45’ W slong the line of Atkins & Taylor ground 7.03 chains to ‘a stake murked ‘A. T. P. M-* Thence ona true line south 9.16 chains to oak stump at place of beginning and containing 17,97-109 acres according to the U.S, system of surLOT NO. 9. Surrounded by vacant ground. a Beginning’at a black oak marked “B. B. 14,” fornting the southwest corner of the plat included in-Brown Brothers approved}. surveybiter on atrue line mag. va. 3.0chains toa black oak stub 30 inches in divmeter marked **C. No, 22.” Thence on w true line § 32° 15’ E following down the east side of Wilcox Ravine, along. the tailings with vacant.ground on ‘the east, T3.20 chains to alive o&#k.3. inches in diameter marked ‘CG, No. 23." Thence on a true line-S 12° 80’ W at 11.00 chains cross Steep Hollow Creek 11.77 chaits to. a spruce stump 20 inches in diameter aarked ‘C. No. 24,” standing on the 8 side “ef Steep Hollow. Thence on a trne line 8 86<_ 45’ W 2.81 chains down Steep Hollow to.a stake marked ‘*G. No. 25.’ Thence on a true line N12° 30’ E0.50 chains cross Steep Hollow 11.77 chains to a black oak 4 inches in diameter marked ‘‘C, No. 26.” Thence onatrue line N 39° W 12.30 chains to place of beginning and containing 7,41-100 weres according tothe U, S. system of sur. vey8> Said claim being still mare particu. larly déseribed in the diagram posted and filed with said application. Said cluimes 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 df} recording can not with certainty be determined. . All persons holding any adverseé~claim therefo ave hereby required to present the sume betore this office within sixty daysfrom the first day of publishing and posting hereof, nb 7. B. McFARLAFD, Register. I cae ot 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 the petition’ presented and filed by J. Jacobs, the Administrator of the Estate of W. W. Frisbie, deceased, praying for 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, and the expensos of administration, Kt is therefore ordered by the Court, sat: all persons interested in the saidEstate appear before the said Probate Couit, on Saturday the 12th day of December, 1874, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day at the Court Room of said Probate Court, in the Court House, in Nevads 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 weeks in the Nevada Daily Franseript, a newspaper printed and publi hed in Newada city, County of Nevada. JOAN CALDWELL, Probate. Judge. Dated at Newada City, Oct, 34,4874. 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-otticio Clerk of the Probate Court in and for said County, do hereby certify theforegoing to be a full, true and correct copy al an original order, on file in this, my-ot——j) Witness my hand and tke seal of jes said Court, 1874. : JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. Niles Searls, Atey. ul —_= tant. Gronnd on the by HL . C, No, 6,” in . W 2,83 chains to a black oak tree Tu Ginueté® mivked*:C No. 5,” the claim of D. E. Bu toll bridge bears 5 815 30° E 3 chains diséast and south «laimed by D. E. Bush and embraced in his survey of Arkansas and Greenhorn Chon Mine. Thenee ona true line $715 45° W 3.27 chuins tow stake marked -‘S. C, No. 8.” Tience ona true line N 35> 30° W 5.37 chains toa stake in stone mound: “‘Rhence on @ trae line. § 42° 15’ W.4.17 chains to a black ouk tree 6 inches in diameter marked Thence on_a true line 8 81> aches ding Established in 1853. Nevada Assay Office, JAMES J. OTT. Main Street, Nevada City oO Oo ig requést Gokl Bare exghanged for Coin. ELECTRO-PLATING _ IN:‘GOLD. OR SILVER. this 3ist day ef Oct., ) a pers sured that their BE HELD MOSTS a regular graduate, with/every confidence. ly and candidly. dese munication will be unnec tions for diet, regimen, an treatment of the,case itself, (including the remedies) will be forwarded without delay, and insuch a manner as te.convey no idea of the. purport of the Jetter or parcel transmitted=<Shou!d your condition reminediate-attention,send tendollars, or that valitain currency] by Mar Farco & @o.’s Express, and-a . One Hundred Dolars to any one who will medicine willbe sent to yonr }prove satisfactorily tohim that he was cured necessary instructions for . ofthia com plaint by either of the San by letter or otherwise, a FREE. Permuvent cure guaranteed or no pay. se. PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. Quick Cures & Moderate Charges. DR. W. K. DOHERTY’S No. 519 Sacramento Street, Corner of Leidesdorff Street—[A.few doors Medical and Surgical Institute. [Founded in 1859.) ' below the What Cheer Hotse] e SAN-FRANCISCO. . Private entrance ot Leidesdorff Street, Established expresely to afford the afflicted Sound and Scientific Medical aid, in the Treatment and Cure of all Private and Clirottic diseases, Cases of Secre : eByAND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS. OCTOR W. K. DOHERTY RETURNS _D his sinéere thanks to his numerous patients for their patronage this opportunit gans, lis in & “When a female is enervated ‘or afflicted ‘disease, as weakness of th limbs,” pain’in the head,-dimness of sight, lar power, paipitation of the nervousness, derangefunctions, general-debilility an dali other diseases she should go or write rated Female Doctor, W. K. Donerrty, at his_ Medicai_ Institute, and consult him about her troubles and diseases. Let no«false delicacy prevent immediately, and save yourful suffering and premature with d quire i coin, [ or WELLs, package of add’ ess with the Consultations Kidneys. Digestive, &

ns, and all Private Di }i its forms @nd gtages, Seminal Weakness, and 411 the; horrid. consequeh of geif-abnse, Gonorhesa, Gleet, Stficture urnal Emissiors, Sexual Piseascs_of the Back and Loins, Bladder the Kid“ys, ete., and he hopes that his long expe1 : oe successful practice will continue . pallid, esaciated and disfigured faces and hare of public patronage. ° By the practice of many years in Europe I ay ‘andthe United States he is enabled to apply or tLe enjoyment of life. ies Nocturnal and Di Debility; Inflammation of the rience and to insure himas the most efficient and against diseases of all Kinds, He usce na mercury, charges moderate, t ® his pa. tients in 4 correct and honorable way, and ‘ nees of unquestionable veracity f known respectability and high society. All parties consulting or otherwise, will receive the “and. implicit has _ refere -fromi mer 0 standing i him;-by te best aud gentlest treatment, secrecy. . we loss of muscu heart, irritability, ment of digestive ity. hysteria, ster peculiar to females, at once to the celeb you, but apply self from pain: death Patients, male or female, residing j part of the country, however distant, who may desire the advice and opinion of Dr. Doherty, who think proper _ statement of such, in pre onal interview, arerespectfully as— COMMUNICATIONS WILL AORED. The Doctor is To the Afflicted. @uccessful’ reme¢ To Females. To Correspondents. in their respective cases, Sperma torrheen. DR. DOHERTY has just published $24 important pamphlet, ew views and experience in rel tence or Virility, being a short treatise oa +permatorrhoes, or Seminal weakness, NerPhysical debility consequent on this affection and other diseases of the sexual Organs. information of the utmost vald whether married or single, and will be sent FREE_by mail on receipt of Six Cents tn ‘postage stamps for return postage. Address. W. vous and This little wor! K. DOHERTY, M. D., San Francisco, Cal. gl »and would take o remind them that ‘he continues to copfsult at his Institute for the cure of chronic diseases of the Lungs,Liver, and Genito-Urinary Or. m eases iseases, viz: Syphi. returned with increaseu e back and any . the following train of morbid sym and to submit a written ference tq holding contains to all, T0 THE UNFORTUNATE. — NEW REMEDIES, — DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY 623 KEARNEY STREET, Cor. Congest, San FRANCISCO, YSLABLISHED in 1854, for the treat ment of Sexual anf Seminal Diseases guch as Gonorrhea,Gieet, Stricture, Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness, Im potency, etc, -ganding) and Ulcer@ted ¢g5, Siccess ully treated. DR. GIBBON has the pleasure of annotincing that he has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of Europe, and has resumed pTactice at his Dispenrary, 23 Kearney Street, corner of Coramera., San Francisco, where his old patients and those requiring his services may fadhim. ."he Doctor has spared neuter Gane. sid king out? remedies, fr ee wie D acilities for the alleviation 6f human suffering. "Horrible Diseases. How many thousands of persons, both male and female, are there who are suffering outa miserable existence from the etfect of secret indulgences, OF from virus absorbe. .into the system ! Look at their their broken dowi be tonto ag disquali5 r the happiness of marnmaye ee eens Aa In this horrid aituationthousands sufferaintil death closes Let parents, guardians, friends a t y of those who are -sufferiag with any of these horrible life destroying maladies—see that they are eared for and cured before it be too late. Send thei immadiately to. Dt. Gibbon, & physician who ues ade private disease his” especial study for yeers,and who is’ certain to cure tne raost inveterate cases without mercury or injurious drugs. It is important to those who are afflicted, or to those who are inter ested in the welfare of their friends, to be careful of the many preténded doctors who infest allcities, publishing their skill in curing all diseases in a few days, imposing upon the pul’ eby using thé names o# emthe scers, places, Bes therefore, eareful and make strict fnquiries, or you may fadl into the panes of those charlatans. Seminal Weakness.a Germinal Emissions, the consequence of self abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced by the. youth of both sexes to an ‘almost unlimited . extent, producing with unerring certainty, f ptoms, anlesa cembatted by ‘scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, ringIng in the ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and the-rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weaknessof the limbs, the face, furred tongue, sweat: nomanis 47d fréquent insanity. If-relief be not obtamed, persons so attticted should apply immediately, either in oe or by letter, and have a cure effected his new and scientific mode of treating this disease, which never fails of effecting quick and radicaloure.Dr. G. will give Prancisco quacks. i Married Men, Or those who contemplate marriage, who are suffering under any of these fearful anv quladies, should not forget the sacred rebodying his own ‘Spunaibility resting upon them, nor delay ation to Impo» to obtain immediate relief.. Post calling at Dr. Gibbon’s office or sending for-packages of medicines may rely upon his asstranc@of eonfidential secrecy with implicit faith, and expect no more than to be charged-with a fair and rautually satisfactory remuneration, of services rendered, considering the circumstances >f the cases, rather than 4 toé-prevalent and self) practice of extortion ameng quacks. -. and pretenders. ey ‘ "Dk. GIBBON is responsible, and~will 4 on the edge of Arkansas Ravine! adjoinin iniim of D. : Tirence on ime line N 42> E 7.78 chains. to a stake warkeé Nevada, March 6th. for. dia. ‘Kpplication No. 575. Mining ' Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, \ Sacramento, Cal., June 23, 1874 OTICE is hereby given that M. McT. MeLeod, A. H. Cole, R }; A. Wanamack, E. N. Mcjain direction for . Leod, J. G. Poor, J. D. McLeod, and R. J. conntry, with full and, p McLeod, whose Post Office is You Bet, Neyada county, Cal., have made application Patent for the McLeod Placer Mine, situatéd.in Hunt’ Mining District, Nevada alifornia, and described in the notes on file in this office as ey of Exterior Boundaat the east corner of the * Leod, N F. McLeod, .@. one, Ail persons holding any .adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same before this office within sixty days County, : Commencin claim at a stake m MvcLeod-Placer Mine) oak 3 inches in diamete ‘West 11 links distant. Sections 24 and 25 Townships Range 9 East, and Sections 19 and 30; ship 16 North, Range 10 East, Mt. D Base and Meridian, bears South 77> 6.05 chs. distant, and run, variation 185 . ~_ East, S 452 W,; 0.56 chs. Small ravine 10 : links wide course SE and NW, 1.50 chs. in2 tersect section line between sections 24 and 25,7 chs. west from the co 24 and. 25, 19 and 30. bears South 515.1 2.39 chs. 8. bears S71° E, Meridian. page 399. And 25.09 chs. ditch N and 8S. of Section 25, Township from the first day of publishing hereof. o13 T. B. MeFARLAND, Register for a Patent. to a ~bears North 9° e corner to 16 North er to Sections 14.88 chs, set a stake at the original corner of the claim, wateet M. L. P. Mot lich-a spruce 20in. dia. Fast 32 links distant. Thence, variation 18@-East, N. 404% > W Small ravine 6 links wide N and 13.34 ¢hs. small ravine 6 links wide, SW and NE. 16.54 chs,smaliravine 6 links . to that date five per cent, will be adc wide N and S$. 22.29 chs. ditch 3 inks wide E and W. chs. small ravine SW and NE 32,29 chs. Set a stake for the west corner of the claim } stated, to-wit : marked M.L. P.M. atthe original corner of the claim, from which a black oak 30 in. 34 links distant. Thence variation 18° East, N. 384° E. #.84 che. ditch 4 links wide N. and 8, 6.92 chs. ditch 3 links wide N and’ 8. chs. ditch 3 links wide N and 8. 13.36 chs. Set a stake-at original corner marked M. L. P. M., from which a black oak 10 in. dia. ears N 239 W 7 links distant. Thence on line of the Jenny Lind claim variation 18> East. $.48% © E* 2.14 chs. ditch N and 8. 3.14 chs. ditch NW and 8. 8.94 chs. ditch SW At and NE. . 24.64 chs. small ravine (dry) E and W. 30.79 chs. mining flume Nand 8. 31:84 chs. same flume NW and SE, 33.29 chs. ravine SE and NW. 33.64 chs. to the place of beginuing, and containing 46 17-100 acres and being a portfon of the SE \, Sec. 24 & NE North, Range 9 Kast, Mt. Diablo Base and Said loeation was made May 10, 1873, by M. McLeod, N. T. McLeod, A. H Cole, Kk. F. McLeod, G. A. Wanamack, E McLeod, J. G. Poor, 8, E. Wanamack, J.D. McLeod and R. J. McLeod, and recorded in Nevada County Mining Records, book 5, Adjoining claimants are owners of the Jenny Lind placer mining .claim on the North East; no other claims —jein— this 28.04 12.76 . ive to each patient a written instrument, ‘. niading himself_to effect a radical “and per-: _a& nent cure, or make ho charge. : Cured at Home. Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibben, stating case, smyptoms, length of time the disease has continued, and the ~~eine promptly forwarded, free from uamage and curiosity, to any partof the we. By enclosing TEN DOLLARS in coin, in a registered letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., a package of medicine will be forwarded by express to any part of the Union. ‘Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623. Kearney rt.eet, conner Commercial, San Francisco. Post Offic: Bex 1957. : Private ntrance on Commercial treet. Remem.er to put BOX 1957 on the le *K . ter, Consultations FREE. ae ga Correepondents will please inform DR. GIBBON that they ead his advertise ment in tae Damy TRANSCRIPT. myl © . Notice to Tax Payers. ment Roll for the year 1874, unty Of Nevada having been livered into my hands of the County are Taxes on the same x the collection od. = ; m the Ist prior NHE A for the of Taxes will be strictly en The Taxes become delinquent Monday in January, and if not pa "Notice is further given that for the put pose of receiving Taxes, I shall be in the several Townships at the places and times At Moore’s Flat, at the Banking House of Marks & Co. Monday, Nov. 9th. At North Bloomfield, at the Store of T. P. Crandall & Cogou Tuesday, Nov. 10th. At North San Juan, atthe Banking House of Block & Furth, on Wedyesday, Nov. 11. At Rough & Ready, Waliing’s Hotel, on Friday, Nov. 13th. i ; At Washington, H. Buisman’s Hotel, on Monday, Nov. 16th, . At You Bet, Oliver & Eds's Store, Wednesday, Nov. 18th. ruckee, F. Burkhalter & Co’s Store, Saturday, Nov. 2ist. At Grass Valley, Findley & Co’s Bankane 24th. » At Nevada City, Bank of Nevada County, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 27th and 28th. 16 E. P. SANFORD, County Collector. Nevada, Oct. 23d, 1874. Assessment Notice. (No. Eignt) of States gold and silvercern, to the Secretary LY, Remap drawn on the General Fund end registered prior to Argust oth, 1873; all warrants on Road Fund Fegistered prior to Oct. 7, 1874; alse warrante Nos. 86, 92, 87, 100 and Wi, -onFund regissered @ct’ 8, 1874, will be d Ob presentation. Interest ceases from . PRITPS CEROMP ORE. ar ‘ oe County Warrants. B. P. SANFURD, By Noreniber sth, 1874. Special ‘Treasurer. . H, Parker, Depnty , main unpaid on the 16th day of Nov,, 1874 30.day of December, 1874, to pay the delin quent assessment, together with costs o vert and expenses of sale. « © C PALMER. Secretary. 2 ee NEW REMEDIES inent physic. -—8 from Kurope and other. confused vision, blunted intellect, loss of . confidence, diffiderce in approaching strangand may be consulted . ers, a disiixe to form new acquaintances, a If the case_be tul-. disposition to shun society, loss of. memtibed, persons] com-. ory, hectic ftashes, pimples and various esgary,as instruc. eruptions about : ad the “general-} fetid brygth, coughs, consumption, night 8, ing House, Monday and Tuesday, Noy. 23d OLD RUN MINING COMPANY—Loch“J tion of principal place of: business, San Francisco, California. Location of works, Gold Flat, Nevad# County, California.— 4 Corvued Pork,ec. at the lowest prices Notice is hereby given that at » meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the Fourteenth day of October, 1874, an assessment, Fifteen Cents per-share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable inmediately in United at the Office of the Company, on the corner Markes and Spear sts. San Francisco. Any stock upon Which this zssessment shall rewill be delinquent, and advertised for sale at pabli¢ Auction, and uuless payment is made Kéfore, will be sold on Thursday, the Office—Corner Marke SB yrandocn et & Skin Diseases (of years wharge. and tor the County of Nevada; on the 5th~. day of October, 1874, by Joseph Champion, Plaimti#, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this Snummons—#f served within this county; or, it served Out of this county, Lut in this District, within twenty days; otherwise, within forty days—or judgment will be taken against you by default, according to the prayer of said complaint. Hction for the dissolution of the bonds of matrimony, alleged to exist between Plaintiffand yourself, or.the ground of. desertion, all of which is more fully set forth in said complaint. Soldier’s War Claim Agency : No 34 Montgomery Block, . BAN FRANCISCO.. f H. AYKEN, Attorney at Law and @ Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic in California and Nevdda, will ‘give prompt attention to the . collection of Additional Travel bay; now due, California and Nevada Volunteers-discharged more than three hundred miles from home. Soldiers can depend npon fair'dealing. Infor~ mation-given free of charge. When writing enclose stamp for reply and state company and.regiment and whether you have a disCongress has extended the time for filing claims for additional Bounty under Act of Fuly 28, 1866, to Jauvary 1875. so all such claims must be made before that time. Original Bounty of $100 has been allowed all volunteers who enlisted before duly 22d, Ie61 for three years, if not paid the same w! en discharged, Land Warrants can be obtained for services rendered before 1855; but not for services in thelate war. Pensions for late war and war of 1812 obtained dnd increased when «llowed’ for less than disability wafrants, but. no: pensions sre allowed to Mexicun and Florida war soldiers State et Vexas has granted Pensions to suryiving veterans of Texas Revolution. New Orleans and Mobile Prize Money is now due and being paid. W. HAiken also attends to General action Business. ~ : iw and Colac the District Court of the Fourteenth Judi-+ Gial District of the State of California, in And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and ‘answer the said complaint as abové required, the said plaintiff . willapply fo : in detnanded. e relief there—<e-( lr tegtin > whereof, 1, John seal { Pattison, Clerk of District Court t . faforésaid,do hereunto set my hand aud-impress the Seal of said Court, at. office, in the city of Nevada, on the 5th day of October, A. D. 1874. z JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. €. Taylor, Atty for P1@. 06 f No 602. ; * : Application for a Patent to Mining Claim UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, © Sacramento, Cal. Sept: 22, 1874, OFICE is hereby given, ‘That Charles ¥. Bates, Henry F. Wilkison, Josiah D. Harrow and Henry Randolph, whose . Post Office is Washington, Nevada Connty, Cal, have made application for Patent for the Local Option Placer mine, situate in Gold Hill Mining District, nevada Counfy, California, and described in the plat and field no‘es on file in this office as follows, viz : situated on surveyed land, being tho $ 1-2 of N1-20f $1-201NW1-4,81-2cf 8 1-2o0f N W 1-4 and N 1-2 of N )-2 of N 1-2 of $ W 1-4 Sec 14, Township17, North, Range 10 East, Mt Diabio Base and. Meridian and containing 80 acres. Said location was made Aug. 16, 1874, by these Applicants and duly recorded in book.5, pages 461 and 462, records of Mining Claims of Nevada County. Adjoizing claimants are on the West the claims of William Folkes and on the North Eost and South the land if unoccupied and tnclaimea, AH persons holding any adverse claim theretoare hereby required to present the same before the Register and Receiver, Sacramento, Galifornia. within sixty days from the first day of publishing hereof. ao T, B. McFARLAND, Register. J.B, White, Atty for Applicart. 06 meer. & 5 HARVARD INFIRMARY Consulting parlors, 215 Kearney street, bet. Sutterand Bush,San Francisco, are open from 10 a. M. to 2 P.at. and ¢P.M.toOP.M, ~ FERDENANDERZ, M. D., late Es‘e amining Physician of the Massachusetts Infirmary, Bostor. 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