November 18, 1874 (4 pages)

veeaeiban a sharigtnibisinipcibbaghsanntndtat esi SR ate ASM eR ed TERRE, ATE a silt ete Re REED AN ta Lit chin i ABS i AC Nei . ‘ ; i. i . ¢ _«xhe mcst celebrated, Institutions of the age. PF ANE A Di 2 _ What leaves the poison te crawl through the . .érgane beneath.the apparently smooth surfess of the back, trembling of the ‘timbs, . « marked “R. D, No the bank of an eo rererieney CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE blished by DR. J. C. YOUNG, IN 1850. ~ Wo Cure, No.Pay. . Censultation, by Letter or othei: wise, Free. _ pe CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS ‘A enjoyed on thie Coast an uninterrupted guccessof 21’ years, and has become one ot The great humber annually received and . a cured, place’ it in point of number of pa-jc tients among the very firstofthe world, and ithe success of its treatment ranks it second none. PRIVATE DISEASES. ‘In Males and Irregulafities in Females are . s the great destroyers of health. They insidiously attack the system, and gradually unermine gpd destroy. it; they drive jhe ‘oleom fro ‘eye, the strength and vigor from the frame, they give puny and diseased offspring, and . ¢ poison, through successive generations, the ‘race of man. The marks can be seen in a 4c, the Paralytic, and the Insane. : MERCURY, recognized as the most FATAL MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with the’ Veneresl, doubles his dangers.” Those who have been treated with that pernicious i MINERAL POISON are not cured; the disvase has assumed a new form. Sree OG NOT EE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CORE; (1 spyetem, eating its ‘way imto the tissues and face, to burst. outin the future with a virnSEMINAL-WEAKNESS. ‘The young man who* experiences that . .1 rowing weakneasin his muscular and nrenwhence ita rises. He will find in the weakgisordered digestion, unaccountabie failing of the powers of the mind, distaste: for s0wiety, dread of impending trouble, forebod. ¢ fags of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and lasperous other symptoms of disorganization ‘vthe positive tr that most terrible destructive of alidiseasee—Seminal Weak-. ness—wasting away his pewers, destroying his hope of life and manhood; and dragging ‘udm along the broken path of his existence, itoward a prenature and loathsor : “To him who Ands his life dribbling the discharge of the vital principle of exis‘tence in noctyrfial and diurnal emissions; tthe mere ge$sation of the causes of its apegoarance brings no relief, Mortiage, that hol apd hope of manhood, brings to such a one as hope of cure, but adds to his misery in the knowledge that the one who looks to him for 80 much of, her happiness isa vic\ tim of his evit, and an imnoceut companion of his punishment, He adds to his misery and disorder until hope leaves him. There is no rescue except in proper and skillful treatment. cian whose practice and careful research thas made him thoroughly conversant with vevery phase of the disease. Those who bave become victims of solitary vices, that dreadful, fascinaiing and destructable habit, that sills thousands of sick rooms with paralytics y graves with its misguided victime,should consult wi nout delay, one who will sympa thise with their sufferings. To such th Doctor would especially recommend ium wolf, giving to each and all guarntees of a Perfect and Permanent Cureawithout hindirance from business, change of diet, fear of exposure. : IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. When a Female isin“ troucle or afilicted with disease, and requires medical or surgiéal attendance, the inquiry should be, where ds there-a physician who is fuliy competent toladrainister relief, and whose respectable standany in society recommends him to the confidence of the community. The Doctor, understanding how impératively necessary . these reqairementsé are, feels called upon to interpose, and by calling the attention of the afilicted to the fact that he has been Professer of Obstetrics and Female diseases for Twonty Years, and is fully quatified, to adminiiterin all enses, both medically and surgically, not ima superficial manner, but in as thorough a manner a6 years of study and practice--both in hospita sand families —can make, to save them from the hands of the unqualified unscrupulous, and designdng. ‘Therefore, families can ely upon him ay uponafather. Allin attotien cau find in him one *who can feel and sympathise with and befriend them én trouble—one in whose secresy the utmost confidence can be vlacee. é To Correspondente. LET'TERS.—Persons of either sea, who wish to-consuitthe Doctor, and who cannot visit the city can, by stating their symptoms dn a letter, receive advice and assurance of acureat home. Al letters returtied or detroyed, Address, BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M. D. No. 618 Sacramento Street, near Montgom ery . Box Administrator's Sale of Real and Personal Estate. : OTICE is hereby gives that in persnu2 ance of ay order of the Probate Court wi the county of Nevada, State of Calhifornia, madeé on the 14th day of November, D, 1874, in the matter af the estate of Phillip. Bultz, deceased, the undersigned, the Administrator of the said estate, will ‘sell at. public auction to the highest vidder, for cash, gold coin of the United States of America, ana @ubject to confirmation by said Probate Court, en MONDAY, the 7th duy of December, A. D, 1874, at twelve . o'clock, M., at the saloon of Baltz & Guen‘her, on Commerciv] street, in the city and county of Nevada, ull the right, title, intervest and estate of the said Phillip Baltz at the time of his death, and alithe rivht, title, and interest that the said estate hac, by “operation of Jaw or otherwise, ' acquired other than, or in addition to, that of the suid Phillip Seltz at the time of his death, of in nud to all that lot; piece or parcel-of > land, situate, lying, and being cathe south side of Conamercial street, in the city and county oF Nevada, State of California, and described upon the official map ot sadckcity as Lot No. $5, in Block No. 13, fronting up= on suid Conamerciaa street sixteen feet, and” running back ——— feet to the Lancaster stable Lot. ‘Tegether with the undiwided one-half interest of, in and to the saloon — builaing thereon situate, and known and: Nxecognized as the Baltz & Guenther salon, the undivided one-half interest of in the furnitare and fixtures besonging in use, in said saloon, consist‘tables, chairs, Bagatelle Tadle, stove, loolyug glass, pictures, Jecanters, glasses, aud Stock on hand, Ke, &ec. “The said property wNiall be sold in one parcel, Terms of sales Sash, in gold coin of the United States, ten Per cent of the: purchase money to be paid to & ,enthe dey of seule, balance on firma / tion of sale by said Probate Court. ; 1Placer Mine. CHARLES F, SCHWARTZ, Administrator of the «state of Pnilip Baltz, deceased, & J. B. Johnson, Atty. for Admin, Nevada City, Nov. 14, 1874. nib ' EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. . Commercial Street, Nevuda, af Miers MONRO having opened a meat Market on Cominercial street, is pre“~pared to supply eastomers with the best ualitg of Beef, Matton, Pork, Veal Corned Corned Pork,ec. at the lowest prices AITKEN & LUCE, Premium Pioneer Marble Work 177 Fe STREET, between 6th and 7. é streets, SACRAMENTO. Mon i euts, Mantels, ‘Table Teps, etc. “Wo alone in Indian Diggings aud.other Marbl Secu pture ond Urpamental Work do be has been made by WILLIAM 'H. DURYEA, to the Governinent of the United States for Mine, situated in You Bet Mining District, Nevada county, State of California, more particular! wit: on surveye North, Ranges Nos. Nine (9) and Ten (10) ‘fast, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, in the district of lands subject to sale at the Unithecheek, the lustrafrom the téd States Land Office at Sacramento, Cal. and containing eighty-eight and eightybe the same more or less, and consisting of ‘nine (9) separate crofula, Consumption, Jcipples, the Idiotseverally and separately bounded and deseribéd as» follows: and numbered from one’ to nine both inclusive; No. 16” on-the line of the Rose and Duryea survey, said’ stake being the agreed corier between Rose :and Duryea on one ence that Will baffle the effects of niedicine side and Hussey Brothers on the other. identical with No Lof plat 6 of this survey, and<#iso with Emigrant Company’s’ No. 2.as approved. ‘Thence-on & true line, tagnetic variation — — EN ay A E along line,of ‘migrant groun 5 chains toe" port “Sf Nine of approved sur vey of Smith Powell ground. true line $135 W along the Smith Powell iine, 7.98 chains to a stake where the You Bet claim line strikes that ‘of the Smith Powell. 6.70 chains to place of beginning; and containing.24-100 acres according to the, U 5. i system of surveys. i Thence on a true line, an oak stump,imarked “R. D.” Lands on, vtal organization should stop and consid: . the south belonging to Boot &. Duryea. Thence on a true line $ > true lin _ eivics drears, accompanied hy growikg . pine deafness, loss Of muscular power, and pat-. 1 “Pmence on a true line N 43° W 4:54 chains aces 0 toa stake marked ‘tC No. a No. 1) frém which a maple tree 30. inches in diameter bears,N 83° 00’ EB 91 links distant. 99.69 chains to place of beginning, on the north owned by Hussey Brothers) and containing 13 25-100 acres according to. the U. 8, system of surveys. office, the safeguard . No. W 3.60 chains 63,. Thence on chains following th Placer Mine to a stake 64. Thence on a true 1 chains to a stake marked Consult, then, at once, a physi. Thence on a true line 8™14 ter marked B, C, No. 66, ervoir. -and consumptives, and hundreds of untime. 3.33 chains to a stake marked B.C. No. 69. Thence on a true line N chains to a stake marked B standing near the headof Arkansas Ravine. Ground-on the : the place of beginning to this point is ineluded in approved survey of the Red Dog Placer Mfne, owned by the Birdseye Creek uctioneer ¥ ~. '8.97 chains to a stake marked *‘8. C. No. 8.” ‘ing Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, } 8; mento, Cal., Nov. 24, 1874. OTICE is hereby given, to whom it. may concern, that an.appplication Patgnt to the following described mining jain, viz.: Known as the California Placer and deacribed as follows, to land, and being in townhips “Nos. Fifteen (15] and. Sixteen (16) bree hundredths (88 83-100) acres of land, tots or parcels of land LoT No.-T. Bounded on the north and west. by min-. ng claims of Hitssey Bros., antton the east an ate Fr ck Rowe rag : chad ~~ » aeegpad Mine owned by Rose and Duryea, on and nore particularly-deseribed as follows; -_ Commencing at a stake marked ‘'R. D. magnetic variatios' veing 182 East, N 78> 5 E, 8:00 chains to 20’ E 4:35, 8 inches in diameter, ,’ and standing on reservoir, Lands sont ‘se & Duryea. Thence on & 48> 12’ E20.00 chains.to a pitch eet in diameter marked “R, D. No. standing at the foot of Chalk . Bluff. shains, to a pine Awimed by 2 a (California line $ 53> 00’ W, Thence on a true (land . Lor No, 2. Commencing at stake marked ‘‘B. C. No. Birliseye Creek No. 62) being corner Gxof approved survey, of G@. D, Meie Red Dog Placer Mine. Thence mag. va. being 18> E, $ 64° ) astake marked B. C. No, rue line $ 8° 15’ W 9.55 line of the Red Dog marked B.-C. No. N 80° W 2.61 ~ Os Nos 65.” 15’ E. 2.05 inches diameThence On a true line § 61° W 4.21 chains to a stake marked B. C. No. 67. Thence on & true line § 5 E5.91.chains t6 a point in the Starr. ResThence ona true line 8 59° 15° E chains to a black oak 16 712 45’ E 5.46 CG. No. 70; west and southwest from Gold Mining Company. Thenee on a true line N 62° 45’ E 7.038 chains to a large sugar pine 5 feet in diamter, Thence on a true line N 9 © West at 12.75 chains, touching S. W.side of Dooling Canon and at 13.75 . chains touching Northeast side of same. 14.76 chains to a-black oak 8 inches in diameter marked C, No 8. Thence ona true line N 85> W at 1.25 chains touching east side of Dooling Canon, and at 3.75 chaihs touching West side of same. 6.98 ‘chains to place of beginning, being bounded on the 8. E. and North by vacant land fror the head of Arkansas Ravine to this point, and containing 23 54-100 acres of land according to the U. 8. system of surveys. : Lor NO. 43. Bounded on the north and east by Red Dog Placer Mine, owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold Mining Company,.on the south by vacant ground and on the west by the Starr Placer mine owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold Mining Company and. more particularly described as follows; Commencing at a stake marked B. C. No. 52, (Birdseye Creek No. 52) being the south corner of the approved survey of the Red Dog Placer Mine, standing in Arkansas Ravine, and from which # live oak tree 50 inches. in diameter bears 8 199 W 1.85 chains distant. ‘Thence on a true line mag. va, being 18° B, N 11.36 chains to a stake marked B,C. No. 53, Thence on & true line N 67° 45° W 2.90 chains along the line of. the Red Dog Placer Mine to a stake marked B, ©. No, 54 and *S. No. 2.” (Starr No. 2.) Thence on a true line 8 4° W 12.30 chains along the line of the approved survey of the Starr Placer Mine to a stake marked ‘S$. No.1." Thence on & true line § 7° 45’ £3.26 chains to a stake marked S. C. No. 2, from which the live oak tree refecred to in the beginning bears N. 54° E 3.02 chains distant, and the mouth of the old **Mallory Tunnel” bears N, 2° E'72 links distant. Thence on a true line N 43° E 4.60 chains to place of beginning and containing 4 29-100 acres of land according to the U. 8. system of surveys. Lor No, 4. Commencing at a stake marked C. No. 9, in the town of Red Dog,, from which the southwest corner of the brick store bears N 25° 15’ W 1.22 chains distant. Thence on a true line magnetic va, being 1sC EWN 83° 30° E at 6.32 chains crosses Nevada stage road 17.27 chains to pine stump 36 inches in diameter marked ‘*C. No. 10,” on the northwest line of the approved survey of Rose ,and Duryea, between Nos. 12 and 13 of that survey. Land on the north claimed by. Moore, Chew and Bush. Thence on atrue line $ 22° 15’ W at 2.25 chains Crosses. Nevada stage road 10.00 chains to stuke marked ‘*C. No. 11,” on the north side and ‘Mo No. 1” on the west side, and from whicha pine 6 inches in diameter beara N 16°-E 60 links distant. This stake forms a corner common to Cozzens’ ground. the Rosé & Duryea ground, the Missourt Cahon 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 Missouri 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.” Thenceon a true line N 5° 45’ W 7.51 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. Lor no. 5, Beginning at a large suger pine stub 40 inches in diameter, marked 8. (Starr Claim No, 6) standing at the northwest corner of approvedsurvey of the Starr Thence on a true.line magnetic variation being 18° E 8S 58° E 9.10 chains to a stake atthe intersection of two ditches, marked ‘*[email protected], 7.% Thence on atruWine § 3° E 7.54 chains.to;a deep shaft at be head of a deep. cat coming in from-the ansas Ravine. GYound thus far on east inc by the Birdseye : pany. Thence on a Wue line S$ 28°30" E 4.61 chains to an iron Wi road from which the nort ed in Starr. claim, ewned ee No. 616. ee ". ee. 0. 4" Application for Patent to diameter bears N 55° 30’ E 19 links distant. . 3.25 chains to a pitch pine stub marked W 9.40 chains. to the place of beginning. The ground ‘on. the west from the oak at corner No. 5 to this point is vacant. Lot No, 5 contains 9,2-100 acres of land according to the U.S. system of surveys. Emigrant Placer Min ing 54-100 acres according to . States system of survey. Sefaim, owned’ by South Yuba Canal Company, and on the i Placer Mine, owned by the Birdseye Creek . Gold Mining T.P. M.,” being the southeast corner of the approved survey of the Atkins and i Taylor Placer Mine owned by. Atkins and Taylor: 30 inches in diameter marked *C. No. 13" standing 1.00 chain south of G. S$. Brown’s house, I 9.75 chains to a black oak 14 inches in di; ameter marked ‘C, No. 14.” true line § 23° 46’ E 11.90 chains following down the west side of Union Ravine to a spruce stub, Brothers approved survey, standing on the east side of Wilcox Ravine Ground;on the ‘Thence on a true line 8 62> 14’ E 4.50 «RD, No. 31” vac Cc. No, 6}. Gold Miming Com. . from which a pine 24 inches in Thence on # true line N 35° 30° Ww “<G. No. 3.” ‘Thence on a true line N 9° Said LoT NO. 6. : Bounded on the north and east by the follows: BeginE. ©. (Emigrant pproved survey of Thence ona true being 18° E, N51S W 7.58 Thence on a true excavation, beThence on a true rant Company’s approved survey, ,10.40 the United LOT NO, 7. fe Bounded on the north by the Emigrant e east and south by the Smith Powell west by the You Bet Co., and more particularly Thence ore: Thence oif a true line N 6,05 E LOT NO. 8. Beginning at an oak stump marked ‘A. Thence on #, true line, mag. va. 18° E $ 229 E.7.19 chains toa black oak Thence ona true line § 65° 30’ E Thence on a corner No. 17 of Brown west vacant. Thence om 4 true line 8 42° 97 E along line of, Brown Brothers ground 4,80 chains to Brown Brothers cor. No. 16. chains to Brown Brothers Cor. No. 15, Thence on a true line N 4 So 30’ E 3.29 chains to a sugar pine 50 inches in diameter marked ‘*C, No. 17.” Thence on a true 10 N 48> 30’ W 3.61 chains to a black oak 30 taches in diameter viarked **C, No, 18.” Thenve on a true. line N.33° 38" W 13.81 blac oak 12 inches in diameter No” 19.” Thence on a true line N 8° #£ 314 chains toa black oak 24 inches in diameter marked “GC. No, 20” and vt ground. on east and . south from Brown Brethers Corner No. 15 to this point, Thence a true line N 49° 45 W along the line_of the\Rose and Dvryea approved survey. Groudd on the east owned by Rose and Duryea 13 Pi chuins to a stake marked “A. 'T. P. M.” ¢ r of Atkins and. Taylor Application. . on a true line § 71° 45’ W along the lin Atkins & ‘Taylor ground 7.03 chains to stake marked ‘A. T. P. M.”. Thence on a true lie south-9.16 chains to oak stump at place of beginning and containing 17,97-100 acres according to the U. 8. system of surveys. = LoT NO, 9. Surrounded by vacant grouud, Beginning at a black oak marked ‘B. B. 14,” forming the southwest corner of the plat ineluded in Brown Brothers approved surveyThence on & trne line mag. va. 18° EN 52° 30” E crossing Wilcox Ravine 3.94 chains to a blatk oak stub 30 inches in diameter marked ‘'C. No. 22.” Thence-on a true line § 32° 15’ E following down the east side of Wilcox Ravine, along the tailings With vacant ground on the east, 14.20 chains to a live oak 3 inches in diameter marked ‘'C. No. 23." Thence on & trae line 8 12° 30’ W at 11.00 chains cross Steep Hollow Creek 11.77 chains to a sprace stump 20 inch®# im diameter marked ‘*C. No, 24," standing on the S side’ of Steep Hollow. Thence on a true line 5 B65 45° W 2-81 chains down Steep Hollow to astake marked ‘GC, No. 25." ‘Thence on a true line N 12° 30” E 0.50-chains cross Steep Hollow 18.77 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 contaiting °*T,41-100 acres hccording to the U, S.system of survweys. Said claim being still more particularly described in the diagram: posted and filed with said application. Said claims are believed to. have been recorded in the You Bet Mining District Gecords many years since, but said records having been lost or destroyed, the fact of recording can not with certainty be determined. « All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby. required to present the snuine before this office. within sixty days from the first day of publishing and posting hereof. é n6. ¢ ~, B. McFARLAFD, Register. eos 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 7. Jacobs, the Administrator of the Estate of W. W. Frisbie, deceased, praying for an order 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. It is therefore ordered by the Court, that all persons interested in the said Estate appear before the said Probate Court, on Saturduy the 12th day of December, 1874, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day at. the Court Reom of said Probate Court, in the Court Hovise, ia Nevada 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 Transcript, a newspaper printed and publi hed in Nevada city, County ot Nevada. JOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. Dated at Nevada City, Oct. 31, 1874. Office of the County Clerk of the County of Nevada. I, John Pattison, County Clerk of the County of Nevada,State of California, and ex-officio Clerk: of the Probate Court in and for said County, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a full, true and correct copy of an original order, on filein this, my of—<) Witness my hand and the seal of seal $ said Court, this 3ist day of Oct., —— ) 1874. . JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. Niles Searls, Atiy. nl 4 toll bridge bears 8 81° 30’ E tant. Ground on the east a claimed by D, E. Bush and embraced survey,of Arkansas and Greenhorn_(: Mine. Thence on a trne. line § 71°45’ Thence on a true line N 35° 30° W 5.27 chains to a stake in Stone mornd. Thence “C, No. 6." Thence on™a true line S$ 81> W 1.83 chains to a black oxk tree 4 inches in diameter marked “‘C. No. 4,” standing the claim of D. E: Dush.: Thence ena true super or style. je ~ & on the edge of Arkansas Ravine adjoining line N 22° E 7.7? chiins to a stake marked on a true line S$ 42° 15° W 6.17 chains to a black oak tree 6 inches oe diameter niarked “Established in 1858. Nevada Assay Office, JAMES J. OTT. © n Street, Nevada City ORES of every description ReG fine! eltedand Assayeda. . By reque# Gold Bars exchanged for Coin: Quick Cures & Moderate Charges. Corner of Leidesdorff Street—[A fe doors e, owned by Rose and F We: t the. scted Duryea and op the south and west by the Hateblished exp ssly to afford the atti You Bet Placer Mine, owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold Mining Company and more particularly described as ning at a stake mark Claim) corner No. 2 of Emigrant Placer Mire. line mag. va. At chains to a small pine. line N 32°30’ W 2.91 chains to a stake marked E. C. ina mining ing.corner No. 1of approved survey of Emigratit Placer Mine. 2 : ic diseases of the Lungs, Liver line $ 47° 15;,E-along the line of the Genie eure of chronic disease of g , Kidneys, Digestive,and Genito-Urinary Ori haan’ ; gans, and all Private Diseases, viz:’ Syphiebains torplace.of beginning, and containfia in all its forms and. stages, Weakness, and all the horrid consequences of self-abuse, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Strictures . Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissiors, Sexual ‘Debility, Diseases ot the Back ond Loins, By the Peace e Btat hei bled to apply ; ; s Unite ates he ise! d ; described as follows: Beginning at a stake Ns eeu po’ cacoeuahe’ tremnedies against diseases of -@ ; mercury, charges moderate, treats his patients in a correct and honorable way, and ‘has ‘references of unquestionable veracity standing ; him, by letter or otherwise, will receive the best and. gentiest treatment, and implicit secrecy. with disease, aBweakness of the back and heart, irritability, , ment of digestiye functions, general -debilpeculiar to females, she should go or write at once W. K; Douwenrty, at his Medicai Institute, and consult ®him about her troubles and diseases. you, but apply inufiediately, and save your{ul suffering and premature gexual indulgence, is. practiced —— r ‘. youth of both sexes to an. almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certaitity, the.followmg train od morbid symptoms, unless cermbatted by scientific medical measures, Viz: ; spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, ringing in the ears, noise like the ‘rustling of leaves and the rattling of chariots, unessiness abowt the loins, weaknessof the limbs, ecnfused vision. planted intellect,-loss_of: confidence, diffidence in approaching strangers, a disitke to form Dew disposition to shun ory, hectic flushes,. eruptions about’ the face, : fetid breath, cours, eonsumption, night sweats, monomanis ana frequent insanity. If relief be not obtamed, persons pe eagee ed should apply ei death Patients, male or female, residing im-any part of the country, however distant, who may desire the advice and opinion of Dr. Doherty; : who think proper _to submit a written statement of such, in preference to holding a personal interview, are respectfully assured that their COMMUNICATIONS WILL BE HELD MOST SACRED. The Doctor is aregular graduate, and may be consulted with every confidence. ly and candidly described, personal ’communication will be unnecessary, #8 instractions for diet, regimen, andthe general treatment of the cuse itself, {including the remedies) will be forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as to convey no idea. of the purport of the letter or parcel transmitted.—Shou'd your condition” require imme diate attention,send ten dollars, coin, [or that value in gurrency } by Mari or WELLS, FarGo & Co.'s EXPRESS, and a package of medicine will be sent to yonr address with the necessary instructions for use. Consultations by letter or otherwise, FREE. Permavent cure guaranteed or no gg er AER PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. DR, W. K. DOHERTY’s {Founded in 1853.] ° ; No. 519 Sacramento Street, below the What Cheer House] ~~ SAN FRANCISCO. * : _ Private entrance on Leidesdorff Street, gound and Scientific Medical aid, in the Treatment and Cure of allOCTOR W. K. DOHERTY RETURNS his sincere thanks to his numerous Seminal Bladder and the Kidim mey of known respectability and high society. All partics consulting : Ts Females. : When‘a female is enervated or afflicted. imbs, pain in theshead, dimness of sight, oss of muscular power patpitation of the nervousness, derangety. hysteria, sterility an dali other diseases to the celebrated Female Doctor, Let no false -delicacy , prevent. To Correspondents. in their respective cases, snd If the: case be tulSpermatorrhea. he DR. DOHERTY .bas just published’ an. mportant pamphlet, embodying his own vhows and experience in relation to Impotence or Virility, being a short treatise oa tpermatorrhoes, or Seminal weakness, Neryous and Physical debility consequent on this affection and other diseases of the sexual Organs, This little work contains . information of the utmost value to. 1 whether married or single, and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of Six Cents in postage stamps for return postage. Address. W. K. DOMERTY,M. D., 24 : San Francisco, Cal. : No. 575. 3 Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, ‘ Sacramento, Cal., June 23, JST4 Ns. is hereby given that M. Meod, N. T. McLeod, A. H. Cole, R xeW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES a oe Medical and Surgical Institute. sez in 1854, such a8 Gonorrhea,Gleet, Stricture, Syphilig in all its forms, Seminal Weakness, In. Private and Chronic dispotency, etc. Skin Diseases (of years pen tonns Cases of standing) ané Uleerated egs Silccess ally . SEXUAL, SORDERS eh, GIBBON has the pleasure of an LL SEXUAL DI ERS. . 5 . cae “To the Afflicted. : nouncing that he has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of Evrope, and has resumed practice aP Keagney Street, corner of Cevamer.ia., San atients for their patronege ang would take ¢ }, COFI , ris ‘opportunity to remind t®@m that he . Francisco, —— we Oh Oe oa sk = those o i uiring his 6e m™. continues to consult at his Institute for the pea “a De 8 Service rod neither time nor money in seeking out ->w remedies,and has, returned with increaseu acilities: for the alleviation of huraan suffeving.: . rd ‘male and female, are there who are suffering out 4 misersble existence from the etfect of secret indulgences, mation of the ; i i ’ aon on and he hopes that his long expe. absorbe into the system! Look at their rience alid successful prac’ ice will continue . pallid, exiaciated and disfigured faces and i hare of public patronage. } their broken dowu constitutions, i many years in Europe . fying them for the happiness of marriage or tts enjoyment of life. zituation thousands su lL.kinds. He uses no },the scepa. & attend tony with any of these horrible life destroying maladica—see cured before it be too late. § madiately to Dr. Gibbon, & physician who uen — for yeers, and swho. is certain to cure. themost inveterate cases without mercury or mjurious drags. It is ixaportant to those 10 THE UNFORTUNATE. DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY . Cor. Commercial, Sax Francisco. 623 KEARNEY STREET, for the treat ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases at his Dispenrary, 623 Horrible Diseases. How many thousands af jons, woth or from virns In this horrid ‘death closes Let parents, guardians, friends, of those-who are sufferiig that they are cared for and Send them imade private disease his especial study _ Soldier’s War Claim Agency,. No 34 Montgomery Block, SAN FRANCISCO. r H, AIKEN, Attorney at Law and @ Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic in California and Nevada, wilh give prompt attention to the collection of Additional Travel Fay, now due California. and Nevada Volunteers discharged more than three hundred miles from home. Soldiers can depetid upon fair dealing. Information given free of charge. When writing. enclose stamp for reply and state company and regiment and whether you have a discharge. Congress has exte nded the time . for filing claims for additional Bounty under Act of July 28; 1566, to January 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, 1x61 for tlfee years, if not paid the same vi en discharged, can be obtained for services rendered before 1855, but not for services in the late war. Pensions for late war and war of 1612 obtained and increused when ullowed for less than disability warrahts, bht no pensions are allowed to Mexicgn and Florida war soldiers Pensions to surviving Revolution: New Orleans 1nd Mobile Prize Money is now due and being paid. W. H. Aiken also attends to General Law and Colinane : . sand Warrants State of Texas: has granted veterans: of Texas UMMONS. State of California, County of Nevada, ss: In the District Court of the Fourteeuth~ Judicial Distries of the State uf Californie, in and forthe county Nevada: ‘The People of the State of Cal fornia send greeting. te Emily Champion, Defendant. You ure hereby requi ed 10 appear in an action browght_sgiu 1 the District Goart of the cial District of the State of Onlifernia, in you in teenth. Judi-. and forthe County of Nevada, on the 5th. day of October, 1874, by Joseph Champion,,Plaintiff, and to answer. the comphaint filed therein, within ten days fexclusive of the~ day of service)’ after the service ok you of who are atlicted, or to those who pre intéL,} this Summons—if served within this coun— ested in the welfare of their friends, to be careful of the many pretended doctors who infest all cities, publishing their skill “uring all diseases in @ few days, imposing upon the pul ¢. by using the names of eminent physic. —8 laceSs yriet inguiries, or you may fall into the panes of these charlatans self abuse. ‘This solitary vice, or depraved this disease; which never fails of effecting One Hundred Dollars to any one whe will prove satisfactorily to him that he wascured of this complaint by either of the San . Francisco quacks. are suffering maladies, shoyld not forget the sacred respunsibility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief. ¥. McLeod, G. A. Wanamack, E. N. Mc-) Leod, J. G. Poor, J. D. McLeod, and R. J. McLeod, whose Post Office is You Bet, Nevada county, Cal., have made application for Patent for the McLeod Placer 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 Boundarics: Commencing st’the east corner ofthe claim at a stake mnarked M. L. P.M, (for oak 3 inches“in diameter bears North 9° West 11 links distant. And the corner to Sections 24 and 25 Townships 16 North Range 9 East, and Sections 19 and 30,Township 16 North, Range 10 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, bears South 77° East 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 chs. intersect section line between 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. P. M. from which a spruce 20 in. dia. bears South 51° 15’ East 32 links distant. Thence, variation 18° East, N.40%> W 2.39 chs. Smiull ravine 6 links wide N and S. 13.54 chs. small ravine 6 links wide, SW and NE. 16.54 chs, small rayine 6 links wide N and &. 22.29 chs. ditch 3 Tinks wide E and W. 25.09 chs. ditch Nand S. 28.04 chs. small ravine SW and NE 32.29 chs. Set a stake for the west corner of thd claim marked M. L. P. M. at the original corner of the claim, from which a black oak 30 in. dia. bears 871° E, 34 links distant. Thence variation 18°. East, N. 384° E. 2.84 chs. ditch 4 links wide N and S,, 6.92 cbs. ditch 3 links wide N and 8. 12.76 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. bears N 28° W 7 links distant. Thence on line of the Jenny Lind claim variation 18> East. 8.434 © E> 2.14 chs, ditch N and §8., 3.14 chs, ditch N and 8. 8.94 chs. ditch SW and NE. 24:64 chs. small ravine (dry) E and W. 30.79 ¢hs. mining flume N and 8. 31.84 chs. same flume NW and SE. +33.29 rchs. ravine SE and NW. 33.64 cha. 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. 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, page 399. Adjoining claimants are owners of the Jenny Lind placet mining claim on pos North East; ne other claims join this e, = : . 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 hereof. o13 ' 'T. B. McFARLAND, Register uy Warrants, dtawn on the General 4 Fund and registered prior to. August Sth, 1873; all warrants on Road Fand registered prior to-Oct. 7, 1874; also warrailt.« ix PRICES REASGN Nevada, March 6th. LATING ~y OR SILYER. \ gA8. 2. OTT: . : Nos. 86, 92, 97, 100 and 101, on Speci: Funit registered Oct 8, 1874, will ie pain ou pr tion. Interest ceases from date. ELP. ere Treasurer. . ™By A. A, Parker, Depx Nevada, Novemb erat, 1874, : ay ” McLeod Placer Mine) from which a black . ¢ sending for packages of medicines may rely ‘oomntry, with full and plain direction for rom Europe and other Be, therefore, careful and make Seminal, Weakness. Seminal Ercissions, the conseqnence of by the Sallow countenance, dark uaintances, 4& suciety, loss of mempimples and various furred tongue, iately, in. rgon or by letter, and have a cure effected y his new and scientific mode of treating quick and radicaloure. Dr. G. witl give Married Men, Or those who contemplate marriage, whounder any of these fearful Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s office or upon his assurance.of confidential secrecy with implicit faith, -and’ expect no more than to be charged with a fair and mutually sitisfactory remuneration of services: rendered, considering tho circumstances >f the cases, rather than a tov prevalent and felch practice of extortion aniong quacks and pretenders. 4 Dk. ‘GIBBON is responsible, and will ive to each patient a written instrament, “ading himself to effect a radical and psr_ay nent care, or make no charge. Cared at Home. — . Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gib-, bon, stating case, smyptoms, length of time the disease has continned, and the ~ Meine promptly forwarded, free from wamage and curiosity, to any part of the ure. 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 an part of the Union. ‘Address DE. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney rt.eet, coi ner Commercial, San Francisco. Post Offic Bex 1957. Private mtrance 0B Commercial treet. Remem.er to put BOX 1957 on the leter. Consultations FREE. e a7 Co mdents will please inform DR. GIBBON that they yead his advertise ment in the Datry TRANSCRIPT. myl HARVARD INFIRMARY Consulting parlors, 215 Kearney treet, bet. Sutterand Bush,San Francisco, are open from 10 a. M. to 2 Pm, and ¢ P.M. to6 P. mM. FERDENANDERZ, M.D., late Exe@ aniining Physician of the Massaclhusetts Infirmary, Bosto. The Ductor’s popularity is due to his snccess in the treatment of all chronic,riervous and scrofnlous diseases, such as periodical insa¥ity, venereal prestration, loss of physical and mental tone, decayed nature er impotency, barrenness and.all other diseases of the physical and mental system, produced from natural or unnatural eansen in the old or-youny. Particular attention to the lungs, liver, kidneys and blood. Dr. F.’s poorer yegital equalizing trextment is th internal and external. Cancers, tumors removed without cutting or pain. Persons wishing to reruain in the city can be accommodated. ‘Persons conrult the Doctor gratis. Advice to physicians on cases of their own, as usual, $5. All who have failed under the normal treatment consult with confidence DR. F. Sundrys, frow 12 to 2. P.O. Box 1037. N. B.—Attention to all disea bladder, womb, etc. . see so OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. APPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG M. from the effects of Errors va gm in early life. Manhood restored. Impediments to marriage removed. New method of treatment. New and remarkuble remedies. Books and cireulers sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 419 Nerth Ninth street, Philadelpiria, Pa,—an imetitution having ay high reputation for honorable couduct professional skill. : NILES SEARLS, Attorney aud Counselor at Law Ac BRICK OFFICE, Io Py at of tue Court House ty; or, if served out o this county, Lut jin this District, within twenty days; other+ wise, within forty days—or judgment will be taken against you by, default, according to the prayer of said complaint. action for the dissolution of the bordscf ~ Beig an. matrimony, alleged to exist between Plaintiffand yourself, or the ground of _desertion, all of which is more fully set forth in said complaint. “And you are lereby notified that if you, faiktoappear and answer the«said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff’ . will apply. to the Court forthe relief. thereindemanded. E : : t= In testimony whereof, 2, John seal { Pattison, Clerk of District Court +--+ ( aforesaid,do hereunto set my hand and impress the Seal of said Court, at office, in the city 6f Nevada, on the Sth day of October, A. D. 1874. JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. o6 ©. Taylor, Atty for Plff. ; . No 602, ane eae Application for a, Patent to Min~ ing ClaimUNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, 4 Saéramento, Cal. Sept. 22, 1874, OTICE i» hereby given, That Charles #¥. Bates, Henry F. Wilkison, Josiah D. Harrown and Henry Randolph, whose Post Office is Washington, Nevada County, Cal. have made application for Patent for the Local Option Placer mine, situate in Gold Hill Mining District, Nevada Counfy,: California, and describedin the plat. and‘ field no‘ es on file in this office a8 follows,’ viz : situated on rurveyed land, being the § 1-2 of N 4-2 of $1-2 ot N W 1-4, 8 1-2 ef S L2ofN W 1-4and N 1-2 of N 3-2 of N 1-2 of ~SW 1-4 Sec 14, Township 17, North,’ Range . 10 East, Mt Diabio Base and Meridian and containing 8 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 Coynty. Adjoizimg claimants are on the West the claims of Willism Folkes. and on the North Fost and South the lund if aneecupied and” unclaimed, : ; All persons . holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present thé game before; the Register and Receiver, Sac~ ramento, California. within sixty days from. the first day of publishing hereof. T. B, McFARLAND, Register. J.D. White, Atty for Applicart. 06 LIAS SUMMONS. In the Justice’s Court of Bridgeport Township, ip the county of Nevada, State of California. Catherine Turney, Plaintiff, vs. Jas. O’Connor, Defendant. The People ef the State of California send greeting to dames O’Connor, Defendant. Yeu are hereby required and directed te appear before me, at my office in Bridgeport township, in the county of Nevada, in an action brought against you by the, ubove named plaintiff and aaswer the complaint in said setion, on file in iny Office; on the 18th day of January, A. D. 1875,,at 10 o’clock, A. M, The said action is brought to: recover a judgment against you, said defendant, in the sum of two hundred and ninety-nine and 99-100) dollars, for money loaned you; for goods,. wares, &c, sold and delivered; for rent of house: and for board and lodging, balance due October Ist, 1874. It being further alleged inPlaintifis said complaint,that at the time said debt was contracted by you, it was understood and agreed upon by, and’ should be paid in gold coin éf"the'-Wnited States. And you are hereby notified that if you tail to so appear and ansver said complaint, as abeve required, said plaintiff;will take judgment against you for the said sum of 299, 99-100 dojlars in gold coin, © aforesaid, together with costs of suit. Given under my hand this Seventh day of November, A; D. 1874. ‘ ‘ J. STOTLAR, . aLagtice of the Peace of said ‘Yownship. State of California, county .of Nevada, In Justice’s Court, Bridgepoxt township, before J,-Stotlar, J.P. Catherine Turney ve. dames (’Conmor Upon reading and. filing the affidavit of Jas. A. Stidger, attorney for the plaintitfin the above entitled action, and it appearing to the satisfaction of me, one of the Justi¢es of the Peace of the above named township, that James O’Connor, the suid defendunt in said action, has departed from the State, and can not after due diligence be found therein, and it appearing from said affidavit, that a ~ cause of action exists in this action in fa vor of said plaintiff and against said defendant, and that seid defendant isa necessary and proper party defendant thercto,.” and that a summons has been duly issued out of the above named court in said ac tion, and that rsonal service of the sare cin not be made uponthe said defendant for the reasons herein before contained,and by the said affidavit made to appear, on motion of the said attorney for said plaintiff, it is ordered that the service of t summons in this action be saetie apour-tie defendant in said action, by the publica tion thereof in the Nevada Dai'y ‘Transcript, published at Nevada City, in the county of Nevada, hereby designated as the newspaper most likely to give notice to said defendant, ard that such publica tion be made at least once a week for two (2) months. And it further appearing to my satisfaction that the residence of said 3 ada City. between you and pane peorresy. 1 ee the saz corn ae & Sa ¥ —4 —. Transer Oac Year“d.]. . gix Month T'hree Mor Per wee Rates fol Ist inserti sequent iz ~~ Vertisers. Basie * q : OT: NAF copartoer: . wader the 9 oe BS And will at the old con They w very best MEA’ . SAI B/ All ‘pers GER are } atthe ax Nevada TO! THE Ts ley-to the ridge the con more oF J price. This gi ment wh ber thse uish em For Tee sep16-ti ‘BROJ (AME Orders j vered at Give m Nevada % be defendant is Known to be at Gold Hill, ¥ county of Storey, und State of Nevada, it is Sead m hereby ordered. that a copy of the said Caaskys summons be forthwith deposited in the oe Post Office, pcstage prepaid, direcud to ff ig oes the sg de fend@nt at his said place of tesff idence, ° gp : J.STOTLAR, ‘Justice of the Peace Bridgeport 10wnA ; ship, Nevada County. Cal. i Wat November 9th, 1874. nl3 : are W. D. LONG, Ted . “Sine Attorney and Counselor atLaw . ae AND NOTARY PUBLIC. . : * “Kron? FFICE ON BROAD STREET, opposit , waeese the National Exchupge Hotel. “This m coils ovler, Soua az

veeaeiban a sharigtnibisinipcibbaghsanntndtat esi SR ate ASM eR ed TERRE, ATE a silt ete Re REED AN ta Lit chin i ABS i AC Nei . ‘ ; i. i . ¢ _«xhe mcst celebrated, Institutions of the age. PF ANE A Di 2 _ What leaves the poison te crawl through the . .érgane beneath.the apparently smooth surfess of the back, trembling of the ‘timbs, . « marked “R. D, No the bank of an eo rererieney CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE blished by DR. J. C. YOUNG, IN 1850. ~ Wo Cure, No.Pay. . Censultation, by Letter or othei: wise, Free. _ pe CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS ‘A enjoyed on thie Coast an uninterrupted guccessof 21’ years, and has become one ot The great humber annually received and . a cured, place’ it in point of number of pa-jc tients among the very firstofthe world, and ithe success of its treatment ranks it second none. PRIVATE DISEASES. ‘In Males and Irregulafities in Females are . s the great destroyers of health. They insidiously attack the system, and gradually unermine gpd destroy. it; they drive jhe ‘oleom fro ‘eye, the strength and vigor from the frame, they give puny and diseased offspring, and . ¢ poison, through successive generations, the ‘race of man. The marks can be seen in a 4c, the Paralytic, and the Insane. : MERCURY, recognized as the most FATAL MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with the’ Veneresl, doubles his dangers.” Those who have been treated with that pernicious i MINERAL POISON are not cured; the disvase has assumed a new form. Sree OG NOT EE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CORE; (1 spyetem, eating its ‘way imto the tissues and face, to burst. outin the future with a virnSEMINAL-WEAKNESS. ‘The young man who* experiences that . .1 rowing weakneasin his muscular and nrenwhence ita rises. He will find in the weakgisordered digestion, unaccountabie failing of the powers of the mind, distaste: for s0wiety, dread of impending trouble, forebod. ¢ fags of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and lasperous other symptoms of disorganization ‘vthe positive tr that most terrible destructive of alidiseasee—Seminal Weak-. ness—wasting away his pewers, destroying his hope of life and manhood; and dragging ‘udm along the broken path of his existence, itoward a prenature and loathsor : “To him who Ands his life dribbling the discharge of the vital principle of exis‘tence in noctyrfial and diurnal emissions; tthe mere ge$sation of the causes of its apegoarance brings no relief, Mortiage, that hol apd hope of manhood, brings to such a one as hope of cure, but adds to his misery in the knowledge that the one who looks to him for 80 much of, her happiness isa vic\ tim of his evit, and an imnoceut companion of his punishment, He adds to his misery and disorder until hope leaves him. There is no rescue except in proper and skillful treatment. cian whose practice and careful research thas made him thoroughly conversant with vevery phase of the disease. Those who bave become victims of solitary vices, that dreadful, fascinaiing and destructable habit, that sills thousands of sick rooms with paralytics y graves with its misguided victime,should consult wi nout delay, one who will sympa thise with their sufferings. To such th Doctor would especially recommend ium wolf, giving to each and all guarntees of a Perfect and Permanent Cureawithout hindirance from business, change of diet, fear of exposure. : IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. When a Female isin“ troucle or afilicted with disease, and requires medical or surgiéal attendance, the inquiry should be, where ds there-a physician who is fuliy competent toladrainister relief, and whose respectable standany in society recommends him to the confidence of the community. The Doctor, understanding how impératively necessary . these reqairementsé are, feels called upon to interpose, and by calling the attention of the afilicted to the fact that he has been Professer of Obstetrics and Female diseases for Twonty Years, and is fully quatified, to adminiiterin all enses, both medically and surgically, not ima superficial manner, but in as thorough a manner a6 years of study and practice--both in hospita sand families —can make, to save them from the hands of the unqualified unscrupulous, and designdng. ‘Therefore, families can ely upon him ay uponafather. Allin attotien cau find in him one *who can feel and sympathise with and befriend them én trouble—one in whose secresy the utmost confidence can be vlacee. é To Correspondente. LET'TERS.—Persons of either sea, who wish to-consuitthe Doctor, and who cannot visit the city can, by stating their symptoms dn a letter, receive advice and assurance of acureat home. Al letters returtied or detroyed, Address, BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M. D. No. 618 Sacramento Street, near Montgom ery . Box Administrator's Sale of Real and Personal Estate. : OTICE is hereby gives that in persnu2 ance of ay order of the Probate Court wi the county of Nevada, State of Calhifornia, madeé on the 14th day of November, D, 1874, in the matter af the estate of Phillip. Bultz, deceased, the undersigned, the Administrator of the said estate, will ‘sell at. public auction to the highest vidder, for cash, gold coin of the United States of America, ana @ubject to confirmation by said Probate Court, en MONDAY, the 7th duy of December, A. D, 1874, at twelve . o'clock, M., at the saloon of Baltz & Guen‘her, on Commerciv] street, in the city and county of Nevada, ull the right, title, intervest and estate of the said Phillip Baltz at the time of his death, and alithe rivht, title, and interest that the said estate hac, by “operation of Jaw or otherwise, ' acquired other than, or in addition to, that of the suid Phillip Seltz at the time of his death, of in nud to all that lot; piece or parcel-of > land, situate, lying, and being cathe south side of Conamercial street, in the city and county oF Nevada, State of California, and described upon the official map ot sadckcity as Lot No. $5, in Block No. 13, fronting up= on suid Conamerciaa street sixteen feet, and” running back ——— feet to the Lancaster stable Lot. ‘Tegether with the undiwided one-half interest of, in and to the saloon — builaing thereon situate, and known and: Nxecognized as the Baltz & Guenther salon, the undivided one-half interest of in the furnitare and fixtures besonging in use, in said saloon, consist‘tables, chairs, Bagatelle Tadle, stove, loolyug glass, pictures, Jecanters, glasses, aud Stock on hand, Ke, &ec. “The said property wNiall be sold in one parcel, Terms of sales Sash, in gold coin of the United States, ten Per cent of the: purchase money to be paid to & ,enthe dey of seule, balance on firma / tion of sale by said Probate Court. ; 1Placer Mine. CHARLES F, SCHWARTZ, Administrator of the «state of Pnilip Baltz, deceased, & J. B. Johnson, Atty. for Admin, Nevada City, Nov. 14, 1874. nib ' EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. . Commercial Street, Nevuda, af Miers MONRO having opened a meat Market on Cominercial street, is pre“~pared to supply eastomers with the best ualitg of Beef, Matton, Pork, Veal Corned Corned Pork,ec. at the lowest prices AITKEN & LUCE, Premium Pioneer Marble Work 177 Fe STREET, between 6th and 7. é streets, SACRAMENTO. Mon i euts, Mantels, ‘Table Teps, etc. “Wo alone in Indian Diggings aud.other Marbl Secu pture ond Urpamental Work do be has been made by WILLIAM 'H. DURYEA, to the Governinent of the United States for Mine, situated in You Bet Mining District, Nevada county, State of California, more particular! wit: on surveye North, Ranges Nos. Nine (9) and Ten (10) ‘fast, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, in the district of lands subject to sale at the Unithecheek, the lustrafrom the téd States Land Office at Sacramento, Cal. and containing eighty-eight and eightybe the same more or less, and consisting of ‘nine (9) separate crofula, Consumption, Jcipples, the Idiotseverally and separately bounded and deseribéd as» follows: and numbered from one’ to nine both inclusive; No. 16” on-the line of the Rose and Duryea survey, said’ stake being the agreed corier between Rose :and Duryea on one ence that Will baffle the effects of niedicine side and Hussey Brothers on the other. identical with No Lof plat 6 of this survey, and<#iso with Emigrant Company’s’ No. 2.as approved. ‘Thence-on & true line, tagnetic variation — — EN ay A E along line,of ‘migrant groun 5 chains toe" port “Sf Nine of approved sur vey of Smith Powell ground. true line $135 W along the Smith Powell iine, 7.98 chains to a stake where the You Bet claim line strikes that ‘of the Smith Powell. 6.70 chains to place of beginning; and containing.24-100 acres according to the, U 5. i system of surveys. i Thence on a true line, an oak stump,imarked “R. D.” Lands on, vtal organization should stop and consid: . the south belonging to Boot &. Duryea. Thence on a true line $ > true lin _ eivics drears, accompanied hy growikg . pine deafness, loss Of muscular power, and pat-. 1 “Pmence on a true line N 43° W 4:54 chains aces 0 toa stake marked ‘tC No. a No. 1) frém which a maple tree 30. inches in diameter bears,N 83° 00’ EB 91 links distant. 99.69 chains to place of beginning, on the north owned by Hussey Brothers) and containing 13 25-100 acres according to. the U. 8, system of surveys. office, the safeguard . No. W 3.60 chains 63,. Thence on chains following th Placer Mine to a stake 64. Thence on a true 1 chains to a stake marked Consult, then, at once, a physi. Thence on a true line 8™14 ter marked B, C, No. 66, ervoir. -and consumptives, and hundreds of untime. 3.33 chains to a stake marked B.C. No. 69. Thence on a true line N chains to a stake marked B standing near the headof Arkansas Ravine. Ground-on the : the place of beginning to this point is ineluded in approved survey of the Red Dog Placer Mfne, owned by the Birdseye Creek uctioneer ¥ ~. '8.97 chains to a stake marked *‘8. C. No. 8.” ‘ing Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, } 8; mento, Cal., Nov. 24, 1874. OTICE is hereby given, to whom it. may concern, that an.appplication Patgnt to the following described mining jain, viz.: Known as the California Placer and deacribed as follows, to land, and being in townhips “Nos. Fifteen (15] and. Sixteen (16) bree hundredths (88 83-100) acres of land, tots or parcels of land LoT No.-T. Bounded on the north and west. by min-. ng claims of Hitssey Bros., antton the east an ate Fr ck Rowe rag : chad ~~ » aeegpad Mine owned by Rose and Duryea, on and nore particularly-deseribed as follows; -_ Commencing at a stake marked ‘'R. D. magnetic variatios' veing 182 East, N 78> 5 E, 8:00 chains to 20’ E 4:35, 8 inches in diameter, ,’ and standing on reservoir, Lands sont ‘se & Duryea. Thence on & 48> 12’ E20.00 chains.to a pitch eet in diameter marked “R, D. No. standing at the foot of Chalk . Bluff. shains, to a pine Awimed by 2 a (California line $ 53> 00’ W, Thence on a true (land . Lor No, 2. Commencing at stake marked ‘‘B. C. No. Birliseye Creek No. 62) being corner Gxof approved survey, of G@. D, Meie Red Dog Placer Mine. Thence mag. va. being 18> E, $ 64° ) astake marked B. C. No, rue line $ 8° 15’ W 9.55 line of the Red Dog marked B.-C. No. N 80° W 2.61 ~ Os Nos 65.” 15’ E. 2.05 inches diameThence On a true line § 61° W 4.21 chains to a stake marked B. C. No. 67. Thence on & true line § 5 E5.91.chains t6 a point in the Starr. ResThence ona true line 8 59° 15° E chains to a black oak 16 712 45’ E 5.46 CG. No. 70; west and southwest from Gold Mining Company. Thenee on a true line N 62° 45’ E 7.038 chains to a large sugar pine 5 feet in diamter, Thence on a true line N 9 © West at 12.75 chains, touching S. W.side of Dooling Canon and at 13.75 . chains touching Northeast side of same. 14.76 chains to a-black oak 8 inches in diameter marked C, No 8. Thence ona true line N 85> W at 1.25 chains touching east side of Dooling Canon, and at 3.75 chaihs touching West side of same. 6.98 ‘chains to place of beginning, being bounded on the 8. E. and North by vacant land fror the head of Arkansas Ravine to this point, and containing 23 54-100 acres of land according to the U. 8. system of surveys. : Lor NO. 43. Bounded on the north and east by Red Dog Placer Mine, owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold Mining Company,.on the south by vacant ground and on the west by the Starr Placer mine owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold Mining Company and. more particularly described as follows; Commencing at a stake marked B. C. No. 52, (Birdseye Creek No. 52) being the south corner of the approved survey of the Red Dog Placer Mine, standing in Arkansas Ravine, and from which # live oak tree 50 inches. in diameter bears 8 199 W 1.85 chains distant. ‘Thence on a true line mag. va, being 18° B, N 11.36 chains to a stake marked B,C. No. 53, Thence on & true line N 67° 45° W 2.90 chains along the line of. the Red Dog Placer Mine to a stake marked B, ©. No, 54 and *S. No. 2.” (Starr No. 2.) Thence on a true line 8 4° W 12.30 chains along the line of the approved survey of the Starr Placer Mine to a stake marked ‘S$. No.1." Thence on & true line § 7° 45’ £3.26 chains to a stake marked S. C. No. 2, from which the live oak tree refecred to in the beginning bears N. 54° E 3.02 chains distant, and the mouth of the old **Mallory Tunnel” bears N, 2° E'72 links distant. Thence on a true line N 43° E 4.60 chains to place of beginning and containing 4 29-100 acres of land according to the U. 8. system of surveys. Lor No, 4. Commencing at a stake marked C. No. 9, in the town of Red Dog,, from which the southwest corner of the brick store bears N 25° 15’ W 1.22 chains distant. Thence on a true line magnetic va, being 1sC EWN 83° 30° E at 6.32 chains crosses Nevada stage road 17.27 chains to pine stump 36 inches in diameter marked ‘*C. No. 10,” on the northwest line of the approved survey of Rose ,and Duryea, between Nos. 12 and 13 of that survey. Land on the north claimed by. Moore, Chew and Bush. Thence on atrue line $ 22° 15’ W at 2.25 chains Crosses. Nevada stage road 10.00 chains to stuke marked ‘*C. No. 11,” on the north side and ‘Mo No. 1” on the west side, and from whicha pine 6 inches in diameter beara N 16°-E 60 links distant. This stake forms a corner common to Cozzens’ ground. the Rosé & Duryea ground, the Missourt Cahon 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 Missouri 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.” Thenceon a true line N 5° 45’ W 7.51 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. Lor no. 5, Beginning at a large suger pine stub 40 inches in diameter, marked 8. (Starr Claim No, 6) standing at the northwest corner of approvedsurvey of the Starr Thence on a true.line magnetic variation being 18° E 8S 58° E 9.10 chains to a stake atthe intersection of two ditches, marked ‘*[email protected], 7.% Thence on atruWine § 3° E 7.54 chains.to;a deep shaft at be head of a deep. cat coming in from-the ansas Ravine. GYound thus far on east inc by the Birdseye : pany. Thence on a Wue line S$ 28°30" E 4.61 chains to an iron Wi road from which the nort ed in Starr. claim, ewned ee No. 616. ee ". ee. 0. 4" Application for Patent to diameter bears N 55° 30’ E 19 links distant. . 3.25 chains to a pitch pine stub marked W 9.40 chains. to the place of beginning. The ground ‘on. the west from the oak at corner No. 5 to this point is vacant. Lot No, 5 contains 9,2-100 acres of land according to the U.S. system of surveys. Emigrant Placer Min ing 54-100 acres according to . States system of survey. Sefaim, owned’ by South Yuba Canal Company, and on the i Placer Mine, owned by the Birdseye Creek . Gold Mining T.P. M.,” being the southeast corner of the approved survey of the Atkins and i Taylor Placer Mine owned by. Atkins and Taylor: 30 inches in diameter marked *C. No. 13" standing 1.00 chain south of G. S$. Brown’s house, I 9.75 chains to a black oak 14 inches in di; ameter marked ‘C, No. 14.” true line § 23° 46’ E 11.90 chains following down the west side of Union Ravine to a spruce stub, Brothers approved survey, standing on the east side of Wilcox Ravine Ground;on the ‘Thence on a true line 8 62> 14’ E 4.50 «RD, No. 31” vac Cc. No, 6}. Gold Miming Com. . from which a pine 24 inches in Thence on # true line N 35° 30° Ww “<G. No. 3.” ‘Thence on a true line N 9° Said LoT NO. 6. : Bounded on the north and east by the follows: BeginE. ©. (Emigrant pproved survey of Thence ona true being 18° E, N51S W 7.58 Thence on a true excavation, beThence on a true rant Company’s approved survey, ,10.40 the United LOT NO, 7. fe Bounded on the north by the Emigrant e east and south by the Smith Powell west by the You Bet Co., and more particularly Thence ore: Thence oif a true line N 6,05 E LOT NO. 8. Beginning at an oak stump marked ‘A. Thence on #, true line, mag. va. 18° E $ 229 E.7.19 chains toa black oak Thence ona true line § 65° 30’ E Thence on a corner No. 17 of Brown west vacant. Thence om 4 true line 8 42° 97 E along line of, Brown Brothers ground 4,80 chains to Brown Brothers cor. No. 16. chains to Brown Brothers Cor. No. 15, Thence on a true line N 4 So 30’ E 3.29 chains to a sugar pine 50 inches in diameter marked ‘*C, No. 17.” Thence on a true 10 N 48> 30’ W 3.61 chains to a black oak 30 taches in diameter viarked **C, No, 18.” Thenve on a true. line N.33° 38" W 13.81 blac oak 12 inches in diameter No” 19.” Thence on a true line N 8° #£ 314 chains toa black oak 24 inches in diameter marked “GC. No, 20” and vt ground. on east and . south from Brown Brethers Corner No. 15 to this point, Thence a true line N 49° 45 W along the line_of the\Rose and Dvryea approved survey. Groudd on the east owned by Rose and Duryea 13 Pi chuins to a stake marked “A. 'T. P. M.” ¢ r of Atkins and. Taylor Application. . on a true line § 71° 45’ W along the lin Atkins & ‘Taylor ground 7.03 chains to stake marked ‘A. T. P. M.”. Thence on a true lie south-9.16 chains to oak stump at place of beginning and containing 17,97-100 acres according to the U. 8. system of surveys. = LoT NO, 9. Surrounded by vacant grouud, Beginning at a black oak marked ‘B. B. 14,” forming the southwest corner of the plat ineluded in Brown Brothers approved surveyThence on & trne line mag. va. 18° EN 52° 30” E crossing Wilcox Ravine 3.94 chains to a blatk oak stub 30 inches in diameter marked ‘'C. No. 22.” Thence-on a true line § 32° 15’ E following down the east side of Wilcox Ravine, along the tailings With vacant ground on the east, 14.20 chains to a live oak 3 inches in diameter marked ‘'C. No. 23." Thence on & trae line 8 12° 30’ W at 11.00 chains cross Steep Hollow Creek 11.77 chains to a sprace stump 20 inch®# im diameter marked ‘*C. No, 24," standing on the S side’ of Steep Hollow. Thence on a true line 5 B65 45° W 2-81 chains down Steep Hollow to astake marked ‘GC, No. 25." ‘Thence on a true line N 12° 30” E 0.50-chains cross Steep Hollow 18.77 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 contaiting °*T,41-100 acres hccording to the U, S.system of survweys. Said claim being still more particularly described in the diagram: posted and filed with said application. Said claims are believed to. have been recorded in the You Bet Mining District Gecords many years since, but said records having been lost or destroyed, the fact of recording can not with certainty be determined. « All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby. required to present the snuine before this office. within sixty days from the first day of publishing and posting hereof. é n6. ¢ ~, B. McFARLAFD, Register. eos 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 7. Jacobs, the Administrator of the Estate of W. W. Frisbie, deceased, praying for an order 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. It is therefore ordered by the Court, that all persons interested in the said Estate appear before the said Probate Court, on Saturduy the 12th day of December, 1874, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day at. the Court Reom of said Probate Court, in the Court Hovise, ia Nevada 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 Transcript, a newspaper printed and publi hed in Nevada city, County ot Nevada. JOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. Dated at Nevada City, Oct. 31, 1874. Office of the County Clerk of the County of Nevada. I, John Pattison, County Clerk of the County of Nevada,State of California, and ex-officio Clerk: of the Probate Court in and for said County, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a full, true and correct copy of an original order, on filein this, my of—<) Witness my hand and the seal of seal $ said Court, this 3ist day of Oct., —— ) 1874. . JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. Niles Searls, Atiy. nl 4 toll bridge bears 8 81° 30’ E tant. Ground on the east a claimed by D, E. Bush and embraced survey,of Arkansas and Greenhorn_(: Mine. Thence on a trne. line § 71°45’ Thence on a true line N 35° 30° W 5.27 chains to a stake in Stone mornd. Thence “C, No. 6." Thence on™a true line S$ 81> W 1.83 chains to a black oxk tree 4 inches in diameter marked “‘C. No. 4,” standing the claim of D. E: Dush.: Thence ena true super or style. je ~ & on the edge of Arkansas Ravine adjoining line N 22° E 7.7? chiins to a stake marked on a true line S$ 42° 15° W 6.17 chains to a black oak tree 6 inches oe diameter niarked “Established in 1858. Nevada Assay Office, JAMES J. OTT. © n Street, Nevada City ORES of every description ReG fine! eltedand Assayeda. . By reque# Gold Bars exchanged for Coin: Quick Cures & Moderate Charges. Corner of Leidesdorff Street—[A fe doors e, owned by Rose and F We: t the. scted Duryea and op the south and west by the Hateblished exp ssly to afford the atti You Bet Placer Mine, owned by the Birdseye Creek Gold Mining Company and more particularly described as ning at a stake mark Claim) corner No. 2 of Emigrant Placer Mire. line mag. va. At chains to a small pine. line N 32°30’ W 2.91 chains to a stake marked E. C. ina mining ing.corner No. 1of approved survey of Emigratit Placer Mine.

2 : ic diseases of the Lungs, Liver line $ 47° 15;,E-along the line of the Genie eure of chronic disease of g , Kidneys, Digestive,and Genito-Urinary Ori haan’ ; gans, and all Private Diseases, viz:’ Syphiebains torplace.of beginning, and containfia in all its forms and. stages, Weakness, and all the horrid consequences of self-abuse, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Strictures . Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissiors, Sexual ‘Debility, Diseases ot the Back ond Loins, By the Peace e Btat hei bled to apply ; ; s Unite ates he ise! d ; described as follows: Beginning at a stake Ns eeu po’ cacoeuahe’ tremnedies against diseases of -@ ; mercury, charges moderate, treats his patients in a correct and honorable way, and ‘has ‘references of unquestionable veracity standing ; him, by letter or otherwise, will receive the best and. gentiest treatment, and implicit secrecy. with disease, aBweakness of the back and heart, irritability, , ment of digestiye functions, general -debilpeculiar to females, she should go or write at once W. K; Douwenrty, at his Medicai Institute, and consult ®him about her troubles and diseases. you, but apply inufiediately, and save your{ul suffering and premature gexual indulgence, is. practiced —— r ‘. youth of both sexes to an. almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certaitity, the.followmg train od morbid symptoms, unless cermbatted by scientific medical measures, Viz: ; spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, ringing in the ears, noise like the ‘rustling of leaves and the rattling of chariots, unessiness abowt the loins, weaknessof the limbs, ecnfused vision. planted intellect,-loss_of: confidence, diffidence in approaching strangers, a disitke to form Dew disposition to shun ory, hectic flushes,. eruptions about’ the face, : fetid breath, cours, eonsumption, night sweats, monomanis ana frequent insanity. If relief be not obtamed, persons pe eagee ed should apply ei death Patients, male or female, residing im-any part of the country, however distant, who may desire the advice and opinion of Dr. Doherty; : who think proper _to submit a written statement of such, in preference to holding a personal interview, are respectfully assured that their COMMUNICATIONS WILL BE HELD MOST SACRED. The Doctor is aregular graduate, and may be consulted with every confidence. ly and candidly described, personal ’communication will be unnecessary, #8 instractions for diet, regimen, andthe general treatment of the cuse itself, {including the remedies) will be forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as to convey no idea. of the purport of the letter or parcel transmitted.—Shou'd your condition” require imme diate attention,send ten dollars, coin, [or that value in gurrency } by Mari or WELLS, FarGo & Co.'s EXPRESS, and a package of medicine will be sent to yonr address with the necessary instructions for use. Consultations by letter or otherwise, FREE. Permavent cure guaranteed or no gg er AER PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. DR, W. K. DOHERTY’s {Founded in 1853.] ° ; No. 519 Sacramento Street, below the What Cheer House] ~~ SAN FRANCISCO. * : _ Private entrance on Leidesdorff Street, gound and Scientific Medical aid, in the Treatment and Cure of allOCTOR W. K. DOHERTY RETURNS his sincere thanks to his numerous Seminal Bladder and the Kidim mey of known respectability and high society. All partics consulting : Ts Females. : When‘a female is enervated or afflicted. imbs, pain in theshead, dimness of sight, oss of muscular power patpitation of the nervousness, derangety. hysteria, sterility an dali other diseases to the celebrated Female Doctor, Let no false -delicacy , prevent. To Correspondents. in their respective cases, snd If the: case be tulSpermatorrhea. he DR. DOHERTY .bas just published’ an. mportant pamphlet, embodying his own vhows and experience in relation to Impotence or Virility, being a short treatise oa tpermatorrhoes, or Seminal weakness, Neryous and Physical debility consequent on this affection and other diseases of the sexual Organs, This little work contains . information of the utmost value to. 1 whether married or single, and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of Six Cents in postage stamps for return postage. Address. W. K. DOMERTY,M. D., 24 : San Francisco, Cal. : No. 575. 3 Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, ‘ Sacramento, Cal., June 23, JST4 Ns. is hereby given that M. Meod, N. T. McLeod, A. H. Cole, R xeW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES a oe Medical and Surgical Institute. sez in 1854, such a8 Gonorrhea,Gleet, Stricture, Syphilig in all its forms, Seminal Weakness, In. Private and Chronic dispotency, etc. Skin Diseases (of years pen tonns Cases of standing) ané Uleerated egs Silccess ally . SEXUAL, SORDERS eh, GIBBON has the pleasure of an LL SEXUAL DI ERS. . 5 . cae “To the Afflicted. : nouncing that he has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of Evrope, and has resumed practice aP Keagney Street, corner of Cevamer.ia., San atients for their patronege ang would take ¢ }, COFI , ris ‘opportunity to remind t®@m that he . Francisco, —— we Oh Oe oa sk = those o i uiring his 6e m™. continues to consult at his Institute for the pea “a De 8 Service rod neither time nor money in seeking out ->w remedies,and has, returned with increaseu acilities: for the alleviation of huraan suffeving.: . rd ‘male and female, are there who are suffering out 4 misersble existence from the etfect of secret indulgences, mation of the ; i i ’ aon on and he hopes that his long expe. absorbe into the system! Look at their rience alid successful prac’ ice will continue . pallid, exiaciated and disfigured faces and i hare of public patronage. } their broken dowu constitutions, i many years in Europe . fying them for the happiness of marriage or tts enjoyment of life. zituation thousands su lL.kinds. He uses no },the scepa. & attend tony with any of these horrible life destroying maladica—see cured before it be too late. § madiately to Dr. Gibbon, & physician who uen — for yeers, and swho. is certain to cure. themost inveterate cases without mercury or mjurious drags. It is ixaportant to those 10 THE UNFORTUNATE. DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY . Cor. Commercial, Sax Francisco. 623 KEARNEY STREET, for the treat ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases at his Dispenrary, 623 Horrible Diseases. How many thousands af jons, woth or from virns In this horrid ‘death closes Let parents, guardians, friends, of those-who are sufferiig that they are cared for and Send them imade private disease his especial study _ Soldier’s War Claim Agency,. No 34 Montgomery Block, SAN FRANCISCO. r H, AIKEN, Attorney at Law and @ Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic in California and Nevada, wilh give prompt attention to the collection of Additional Travel Fay, now due California. and Nevada Volunteers discharged more than three hundred miles from home. Soldiers can depetid upon fair dealing. Information given free of charge. When writing. enclose stamp for reply and state company and regiment and whether you have a discharge. Congress has exte nded the time . for filing claims for additional Bounty under Act of July 28; 1566, to January 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, 1x61 for tlfee years, if not paid the same vi en discharged, can be obtained for services rendered before 1855, but not for services in the late war. Pensions for late war and war of 1612 obtained and increused when ullowed for less than disability warrahts, bht no pensions are allowed to Mexicgn and Florida war soldiers Pensions to surviving Revolution: New Orleans 1nd Mobile Prize Money is now due and being paid. W. H. Aiken also attends to General Law and Colinane : . sand Warrants State of Texas: has granted veterans: of Texas UMMONS. State of California, County of Nevada, ss: In the District Court of the Fourteeuth~ Judicial Distries of the State uf Californie, in and forthe county Nevada: ‘The People of the State of Cal fornia send greeting. te Emily Champion, Defendant.. You ure hereby requi ed 10 appear in an action browght_sgiu 1 the District Goart of the cial District of the State of Onlifernia, in you in teenth. Judi-. and forthe County of Nevada, on the 5th. day of October, 1874, by Joseph Champion,,Plaintiff, and to answer. the comphaint filed therein, within ten days fexclusive of the~ day of service)’ after the service ok you of who are atlicted, or to those who pre intéL,} this Summons—if served within this coun— ested in the welfare of their friends, to be careful of the many pretended doctors who infest all cities, publishing their skill “uring all diseases in @ few days, imposing upon the pul ¢. by using the names of eminent physic. —8 laceSs yriet inguiries, or you may fall into the panes of these charlatans self abuse. ‘This solitary vice, or depraved this disease; which never fails of effecting One Hundred Dollars to any one whe will prove satisfactorily to him that he wascured of this complaint by either of the San . Francisco quacks. are suffering maladies, shoyld not forget the sacred respunsibility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief. ¥. McLeod, G. A. Wanamack, E. N. Mc-) Leod, J. G. Poor, J. D. McLeod, and R. J. McLeod, whose Post Office is You Bet, Nevada county, Cal., have made application for Patent for the McLeod Placer 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 Boundarics: Commencing st’the east corner ofthe claim at a stake mnarked M. L. P.M, (for oak 3 inches“in diameter bears North 9° West 11 links distant. And the corner to Sections 24 and 25 Townships 16 North Range 9 East, and Sections 19 and 30,Township 16 North, Range 10 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, bears South 77° East 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 chs. intersect section line between 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. P. M. from which a spruce 20 in. dia. bears South 51° 15’ East 32 links distant. Thence, variation 18° East, N.40%> W 2.39 chs. Smiull ravine 6 links wide N and S. 13.54 chs. small ravine 6 links wide, SW and NE. 16.54 chs, small rayine 6 links wide N and &. 22.29 chs. ditch 3 Tinks wide E and W. 25.09 chs. ditch Nand S. 28.04 chs. small ravine SW and NE 32.29 chs. Set a stake for the west corner of thd claim marked M. L. P. M. at the original corner of the claim, from which a black oak 30 in. dia. bears 871° E, 34 links distant. Thence variation 18°. East, N. 384° E. 2.84 chs. ditch 4 links wide N and S,, 6.92 cbs. ditch 3 links wide N and 8. 12.76 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. bears N 28° W 7 links distant. Thence on line of the Jenny Lind claim variation 18> East. 8.434 © E> 2.14 chs, ditch N and §8., 3.14 chs, ditch N and 8. 8.94 chs. ditch SW and NE. 24:64 chs. small ravine (dry) E and W. 30.79 ¢hs. mining flume N and 8. 31.84 chs. same flume NW and SE. +33.29 rchs. ravine SE and NW. 33.64 cha. 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. 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, page 399. Adjoining claimants are owners of the Jenny Lind placet mining claim on pos North East; ne other claims join this e, = : . 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 hereof. o13 ' 'T. B. McFARLAND, Register uy Warrants, dtawn on the General 4 Fund and registered prior to. August Sth, 1873; all warrants on Road Fand registered prior to-Oct. 7, 1874; also warrailt.« ix PRICES REASGN Nevada, March 6th. LATING ~y OR SILYER. \ gA8. 2. OTT: . : Nos. 86, 92, 97, 100 and 101, on Speci: Funit registered Oct 8, 1874, will ie pain ou pr tion. Interest ceases from date. ELP. ere Treasurer. . ™By A. A, Parker, Depx Nevada, Novemb erat, 1874, : ay ” McLeod Placer Mine) from which a black . ¢ sending for packages of medicines may rely ‘oomntry, with full and plain direction for rom Europe and other Be, therefore, careful and make Seminal, Weakness. Seminal Ercissions, the conseqnence of by the Sallow countenance, dark uaintances, 4& suciety, loss of mempimples and various furred tongue, iately, in. rgon or by letter, and have a cure effected y his new and scientific mode of treating quick and radicaloure. Dr. G. witl give Married Men, Or those who contemplate marriage, whounder any of these fearful Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s office or upon his assurance.of confidential secrecy with implicit faith, -and’ expect no more than to be charged with a fair and mutually sitisfactory remuneration of services: rendered, considering tho circumstances >f the cases, rather than a tov prevalent and felch practice of extortion aniong quacks and pretenders. 4 Dk. ‘GIBBON is responsible, and will ive to each patient a written instrament, “ading himself to effect a radical and psr_ay nent care, or make no charge. Cared at Home. — . Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gib-, bon, stating case, smyptoms, length of time the disease has continned, and the ~ Meine promptly forwarded, free from wamage and curiosity, to any part of the ure. 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 an part of the Union. ‘Address DE. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney rt.eet, coi ner Commercial, San Francisco. Post Offic Bex 1957. Private mtrance 0B Commercial treet. Remem.er to put BOX 1957 on the leter. Consultations FREE. e a7 Co mdents will please inform DR. GIBBON that they yead his advertise ment in the Datry TRANSCRIPT. myl HARVARD INFIRMARY Consulting parlors, 215 Kearney treet, bet. Sutterand Bush,San Francisco, are open from 10 a. M. to 2 Pm, and ¢ P.M. to6 P. mM. FERDENANDERZ, M.D., late Exe@ aniining Physician of the Massaclhusetts Infirmary, Bosto. The Ductor’s popularity is due to his snccess in the treatment of all chronic,riervous and scrofnlous diseases, such as periodical insa¥ity, venereal prestration, loss of physical and mental tone, decayed nature er impotency, barrenness and.all other diseases of the physical and mental system, produced from natural or unnatural eansen in the old or-youny. Particular attention to the lungs, liver, kidneys and blood. Dr. F.’s poorer yegital equalizing trextment is th internal and external. Cancers, tumors removed without cutting or pain. Persons wishing to reruain in the city can be accommodated. ‘Persons conrult the Doctor gratis. Advice to physicians on cases of their own, as usual, $5. All who have failed under the normal treatment consult with confidence DR. F. Sundrys, frow 12 to 2. P.O. Box 1037. N. B.—Attention to all disea bladder, womb, etc. . see so OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. APPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG M. from the effects of Errors va gm in early life. Manhood restored. Impediments to marriage removed. New method of treatment. New and remarkuble remedies. Books and cireulers sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 419 Nerth Ninth street, Philadelpiria, Pa,—an imetitution having ay high reputation for honorable couduct professional skill. : NILES SEARLS, Attorney aud Counselor at Law Ac BRICK OFFICE, Io Py at of tue Court House ty; or, if served out o this county, Lut jin this District, within twenty days; other+ wise, within forty days—or judgment will be taken against you by, default, according to the prayer of said complaint. action for the dissolution of the bordscf ~ Beig an. matrimony, alleged to exist between Plaintiffand yourself, or the ground of _desertion, all of which is more fully set forth in said complaint. “And you are lereby notified that if you, faiktoappear and answer the«said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff’ . will apply. to the Court forthe relief. thereindemanded. E : : t= In testimony whereof, 2, John seal { Pattison, Clerk of District Court +--+ ( aforesaid,do hereunto set my hand and impress the Seal of said Court, at office, in the city 6f Nevada, on the Sth day of October, A. D. 1874. JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. o6 ©. Taylor, Atty for Plff. ; . No 602, ane eae Application for a, Patent to Min~ ing ClaimUNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, 4 Saéramento, Cal. Sept. 22, 1874, OTICE i» hereby given, That Charles #¥. Bates, Henry F. Wilkison, Josiah D. Harrown and Henry Randolph, whose Post Office is Washington, Nevada County, Cal. have made application for Patent for the Local Option Placer mine, situate in Gold Hill Mining District, Nevada Counfy,: California, and describedin the plat. and‘ field no‘ es on file in this office a8 follows,’ viz : situated on rurveyed land, being the § 1-2 of N 4-2 of $1-2 ot N W 1-4, 8 1-2 ef S L2ofN W 1-4and N 1-2 of N 3-2 of N 1-2 of ~SW 1-4 Sec 14, Township 17, North,’ Range . 10 East, Mt Diabio Base and Meridian and containing 8 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 Coynty. Adjoizimg claimants are on the West the claims of Willism Folkes. and on the North Fost and South the lund if aneecupied and” unclaimed, : ; All persons . holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present thé game before; the Register and Receiver, Sac~ ramento, California. within sixty days from. the first day of publishing hereof. T. B, McFARLAND, Register. J.D. White, Atty for Applicart. 06 LIAS SUMMONS. In the Justice’s Court of Bridgeport Township, ip the county of Nevada, State of California. Catherine Turney, Plaintiff, vs. Jas. O’Connor, Defendant. The People ef the State of California send greeting to dames O’Connor, Defendant. Yeu are hereby required and directed te appear before me, at my office in Bridgeport township, in the county of Nevada, in an action brought against you by the, ubove named plaintiff and aaswer the complaint in said setion, on file in iny Office; on the 18th day of January, A. D. 1875,,at 10 o’clock, A. M, The said action is brought to: recover a judgment against you, said defendant, in the sum of two hundred and ninety-nine and 99-100) dollars, for money loaned you; for goods,. wares, &c, sold and delivered; for rent of house: and for board and lodging, balance due October Ist, 1874. It being further alleged inPlaintifis said complaint,that at the time said debt was contracted by you, it was understood and agreed upon by, and’ should be paid in gold coin éf"the'-Wnited States. And you are hereby notified that if you tail to so appear and ansver said complaint, as abeve required, said plaintiff;will take judgment against you for the said sum of 299, 99-100 dojlars in gold coin, © aforesaid, together with costs of suit. Given under my hand this Seventh day of November, A; D. 1874. ‘ ‘ J. STOTLAR, . aLagtice of the Peace of said ‘Yownship. State of California, county .of Nevada, In Justice’s Court, Bridgepoxt township, before J,-Stotlar, J.P. Catherine Turney ve. dames (’Conmor Upon reading and. filing the affidavit of Jas. A. Stidger, attorney for the plaintitfin the above entitled action, and it appearing to the satisfaction of me, one of the Justi¢es of the Peace of the above named township, that James O’Connor, the suid defendunt in said action, has departed from the State, and can not after due diligence be found therein, and it appearing from said affidavit, that a ~ cause of action exists in this action in fa vor of said plaintiff and against said defendant, and that seid defendant isa necessary and proper party defendant thercto,.” and that a summons has been duly issued out of the above named court in said ac tion, and that rsonal service of the sare cin not be made uponthe said defendant for the reasons herein before contained,and by the said affidavit made to appear, on motion of the said attorney for said plaintiff, it is ordered that the service of t summons in this action be saetie apour-tie defendant in said action, by the publica tion thereof in the Nevada Dai'y ‘Transcript, published at Nevada City, in the county of Nevada, hereby designated as the newspaper most likely to give notice to said defendant, ard that such publica tion be made at least once a week for two (2) months. And it further appearing to my satisfaction that the residence of said 3 ada City. between you and pane peorresy. 1 ee the saz corn ae & Sa ¥ —4 —. Transer Oac Year“d.]. . gix Month T'hree Mor Per wee Rates fol Ist inserti sequent iz ~~ Vertisers. Basie * q : OT: NAF copartoer: . wader the 9 oe BS And will at the old con They w very best MEA’ . SAI B/ All ‘pers GER are } atthe ax Nevada TO! THE Ts ley-to the ridge the con more oF J price. This gi ment wh ber thse uish em For Tee sep16-ti ‘BROJ (AME Orders j vered at Give m Nevada % be defendant is Known to be at Gold Hill, ¥ county of Storey, und State of Nevada, it is Sead m hereby ordered. that a copy of the said Caaskys summons be forthwith deposited in the oe Post Office, pcstage prepaid, direcud to ff ig oes the sg de fend@nt at his said place of tesff idence, ° gp : J.STOTLAR, ‘Justice of the Peace Bridgeport 10wnA ; ship, Nevada County. Cal. i Wat November 9th, 1874. nl3 : are W. D. LONG, Ted . “Sine Attorney and Counselor atLaw . ae AND NOTARY PUBLIC. . : * “Kron? FFICE ON BROAD STREET, opposit , waeese the National Exchupge Hotel. “This m coils ovler, Soua az