October 25, 1872 (4 pages)

s Re ee ae eeceetee eacaetier ee edeeioaeeeanteedaeaneieeeeaerenseenncormeteaananaayracat a of. man. The. marks®cam-be_seen in ero Caines, abe Tatot. ¢ the Venereal;’' doubles his. dangers: Those . the dige¢harge of the vital prinetple of exisig 4 tong that, holy office, the safeguard au ” treatment. Consult, then, at. once, a physi« in as. thorough manner as é : ~__Afotice is hereby given to whom it m '@ : . A LAFORMIA > INSTITUTE "+" “tablished by DR. J. C. YOUNG, IN 1850, No Cure, No Pay. Consultation, by Letter or otherwise, Free. CELEBRATED: INSTITUTE HAS enjoyed on this Coast en uninterrupted of 21 Years, ahd has becortie one of the most eclebrated Institutions of the age. The great number annually received and cewted; place ft in point of nuriiber of patients among the very first of the world; and the success of its,trestment ranks it second to none. PRIVATE DISEASES. In-Males and Irregularities in Females are th destroyers of nee ie They insidhes y attack de bene afid gradually undermine and destréy it; they drive she bloom from the cheek, the lustre from the é76, the strength and vigor from the frame, they give puny and diseased offspring, and poison, through snecessive generations, the Berofula, Consumption, ic, the Paralytic, and the Insane. MERCURY ,recognizedas the most FATAL MEDICAL: ENEMY to man, cOmbining with who Have been treated with that ‘pernicious MINERAL POISON art mot’ cured ; the disease has assumed a new form. Do NOT BE SATISFIED WITH P. CURE, hat leaves the poisor to crawl ugh the ~gyr’em, eating its way into’ the tissues and organs, beneath the appardhyy smooth surfave, to burst out inthe future ba virnence that will baffle the effects of medicine The yourg man who experiences that weakness in his muscularand menwing Sa organization whould *tép“and consider whence ita rises. He will find inthe weakness of. the back, trembling of the limbs, disordered digestion, wnactountah.e failing éf the powers of .the mind, distaste for so. , ‘ty; dread of impending trouble, forebodings of evil, sleepléssnesg, troubled and Iascivics dreams, accompanied by growing * deafness, loss of br hme power, eco 2g merous other symptoms of disorganization, he positive tinces Of that mostterrible and destructive of all diseases—Seminal Weaknoss—wasting away his. powers, destroying his hope of fife aifd manfiood, and dragging him along the proken:path of his existenee,” tosvard a. premature and loathsome. grave, To him who ands his life dribbiing-onut in tence in nocturnal and ditirnal emissions, the mere cessation of the causes of its apsearance br no reHef-ope of manhood, brings to such a one ay hope “of ‘cure, but adds to his misery in the knowledge that the one who looks to him for ses;much of her happiness is a ¥ietim of his evit, and an intlecent companion of his punishment. He adds to his misery and diorder until hope leaves him: “There $9 me rescue except, in proper and skillful cian Whose practice and careftl research has made him thoroughly conversant with every phase of the disease., Those who have . heoome victims of solitary vices, that dread. . fnl, fascineiing and destructabledalit, tint . fills thousands of sick rooms with paruiytics and consumptives, and hundreds of wytioi. y graves w th its misguided victins,: eonsult wi noyt delay, one who will sj mpmthise with their sufferings. To st*h the Doctor would especially recommend him. acl, giving toeach and all guarantees of » Perfect and Permanent Cure, without hinerance from business, change of diet, fear of exposure. IMPORTANT TO THE LADFES: When a Female isin troucle or afflicted . with disease, amd requires medical or surgical #, the'inquiry should be, where is there a physieian.who. is fully competent to administe? relief, and “whose respectable stanéaag in society recommends him to the confidence of the community. The Dettor, understanding new imperatively necessary these req direments are, feels ealled upon to int ,aud by calling the attention of the alllicted tothe fact. that he has beenja ‘Profeasor of Obstetries and Female diseases fur Twenty Years, and is. qualified to administer in 91},.cases, both surgically, not in a superfici of study and: practice—both in hospitalg and families —¢an make, to save them f the hands of he ungualified. unscrupulous, and designng. itp pe ary can ns upon pen me UPC ergs 4 paftiction can fir in i, pay Toes éel ‘and: ernie with friend them in trouble—one, in wh0ée secresy the utmost confidence can be placee. To Cor¥espondents, © & LETTERS.—Persons of either oo wig wish t« prnenitahe Dooter és canno’ visit thé eity can, DY ethti Mis niptome, in a letter, receive ‘advice and assurance of acure at home. All letters returned or deei BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M. D.i Mo, 618 GBacratiento Street, near Montgomry.Box ,; No, 385,. Application for a Patent to Placer Mining Citim. Sacram orniasA ug, 16th, 1872, I ,. TULLY, having filed h application in this office for a Paten 1 the le fous eoncern, that ae Sige gg ae gee Coen ge ie Oui fora. . so ornia, : mining etc eine cs eee eee eee parents “lands subject to wale at Sac fornia, and contain. omnes still more ber describ4 m " edin the diagram peal cep uber said sEP foatiens All persozs hol an » parame claim reto Sete ed present thie e before th tog) and Reeeiyer it! Vint tates Land Oice, for Bacrunent Yand District, at Sa ia brine gee Bags ahh ra Pea a ery Bc al sa acagptibe “ites Sees Atty for Apiicane age Soancelit-aind "Attorney at Law. Ome . : * a bow NS get ert Fi ,*How many thousands of persons,, both oyh . ie Nbokaes which never fails of effecting of this complaint “by either of the “San: are sufféring maladies, should not forget the sacred reDit. GIBBON is responsible, and will give te each, pati a written .instamment, ‘binditig 1 f to effect a radfeal and per. . manent cure, or make no charge. with the teacher, on account of its clearness 5 ria, @ Bre diy. of pub TO: THE UNFORTUNATE. ~ NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY 623 KEARNEY STREET, Cor. Commercial, Sax Francisco. & . Tae angers p 1854, for the treatment of Sextualand Seminal Diseases. #uch as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Syphii is in all its forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency, ete. Skin Diseases (of years’ standing) and Ulcerated legs successfully treated. 3 DR. GIBBON has the pleasure of announcing that he has returned from visiting he princigial Hospitafs of Europe, and has resumed practice at his Dispensary, 623 Kearney Street, corner of Commercial, San Francisco, where his old patients and those requiring his servie@s mey find him. The Doctor has spared neither time nor money in seeking out new remedies, and has returned with increased facilities for the aileviation of human sufferings _ f Ho jisefses, malejand female, are there who are suffering ont a miserable existence from the @ffect of -secret indulgences, or from virus absorbed into the system !-Look at their pallid; emaciated and disfigured faces and their broken down: constitutions, disqnalifying them for the happiness of marriage or Mi¢ enjoyment, of life’* Ta this horrid situation thouSands stiffer until d_ath closes the secenc. Let parents, guardians, frienrs, attend toany of those who are sufferim with'any of these horrible life destroying maladies—see that they. are cared for and cured before it be too late. Send them immediately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who has madc private disease his especial study for years, and who is certain to cure the mout-inveterate-cases without ‘meroury or tbr ings i drugs. It is important, to_ those who are Aiflicted, or to those who are inter estcd in the welfare of their friends, to be careful of the many pretended doctors who infest all éities, publishing their skill in curing all diseases in a few days, imposing npon the public by using the names of eminerit physicians from' Eur" and other places. Be, -therefore, careful and make strict inquiries, or yon may fall into the ands of thase charlatans, a Seminal Weakness. . Seminal Emissions, the consequence of . . self abuse. This solitary vice,.or depraved sexnal indulgence, is practiiced by. the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing -with unerring certainty, the following train of morbid symptorns, unless cembatted by scientific medieal measures, viz:.Sallow. countenance, dark spots ander the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in the ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weaknessof the limbs, confused yision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in approachingstrangers, a disiike to form new acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss of mem. . ory, hectic finshes, Pimples, and various . eruptions about thé face, rred tongue, fetid breath, cougls, consumpWNon, night sweats, monomania/and frequent insanityy If relief be ri ined, persons so afflicted shoul ply: immediately, either in persen or by letter, and have a cure effected ienéw and scientific mode of ‘treating quick atl radiceleare. Dr. G. will give One Hundred Dol’ars to any one who will prove satisfactorily to himthat he wascured Francisco quacks. Married Men, : Or those who contemplate marriage, who imder‘any of these fearful sponsibility resting. upon them, nor delay to obtain immedixte relief. ] Persons-calling at-Dr, Gibbon’s off 3 or sendin? for packetes of medicmes may rely -be.charged with &fair and mutually satisfactory remuneration of services . rendered, considering the cirowmsiances of the cases, ruther than a too prevalent and elfish nractiesof extortion ameng quacks and pretenders. Cured at Home. Persons at-a distance nay be CUP Ast HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case, smyptoms, length’ of time the ease, has, continued, and haye medigitie promiptly i forwarded, free from damage and curiosity, to any part of the country, with full and plain directions for use. By enclosing $15in currency or $10 in. coin, in a reytetered-letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Cd., a package of medicine will be forwarddd aby op pewrade ny a of the Union sf’ Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearr@y 5 Commercial, San F $600. Post fee Rox 1957. “ wo Private entranceon Commercial stneeti: Remember to put BOX 1957 on the let Oonsultations FREE. we?” Correspondents will . please . inform DR. GIBBON that ment in the DarLyY TRANSCRIPT. KIN ‘8 NEW. METHOD 7 FOR THE: REED ORGAN. would call the attention of Teach ~erg and Amateurs to Kinkel’s New Method for the Regd Orgamand Melodeon, which We will issué about September ist. This work is pronounced superior to ajl others of its class by Teachers, who have examihed it. It contaifisa clear and simple course of fratruction whereby any one may easily acquire the mastery of this favorite , nment; With a few menth's ‘Tt ‘will’ always be a favorite work myl end, suploaiic progression; ;more of ah ent than a study for the pupil, ani will prove a mine of wealth to the amatuer, on account of the many choice melodies, songs;-.ete,, that Mr,-Kinkel has selected and arrefged expressly for this work. Kinkel’s New Method will be mailed, postpaid, on receipt fo. Address,, ; I. LS ERS,-599 Broadway, N. ¥ Send 30 cents for the latest number of Peter’s Musical Monthly,and you will get atleast $4 worth of our latest: and best Vocal and Instrumental Piano Musi¢.” 817 Ce ma GOLD SILVER AND COP. per Mining Company. Location of works, Mining Dtstriet, Nevada County, 8) of Cullfornia. ‘Notice is here by-given that at a meeting of the Board of ustees of said Company, held en the 5th day of »ber, A. D. 1872, an assessment of fifteen (15).cents per share was levied upon the capital.stock of said Company, payable immediatelyin United States gold, tothe Secretary, a offibe, No. Main Street, in the city of iy ckton, county of San Joaquin, State of Cal nia ihn m which said nent Pron taped on Saturday, the Tath day of November A. D. 1872, ehall be deem: ed delinquegt, and.will be duly advertised for sale at public auttior, and unless payment shall be msde before, will: be-sold on aturday, the 7th day of December, A. D. 1872, to pay the délinquent assessment, togcther with costs of adyertising and‘ exBy order of the Board of Trustees. ds Tas, Rul. M Serzetary. . Office, No. 200 Main Stree§. Stockton,’ ) Cadidiorniay ; w reall ee DR. W. K. DOHERTY’S Medical and Surgical Institute, « ‘No. 519 Sacramento Street, . below the What Cheer House] : SAN FRANCISCO. Private entrance on Leidesdorff Stree tablished.expressly to afford the afflicted : “Sound and Scientific Medical aia, in thé Treatmenf and Curé of a ° Private.and Chronic dis‘eayes, Cases of Secresy AND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS. ‘To the Affficted.; , . OCTOR W. K. DOHERTY RETUNS his sincere thanks to his numeréus atients for their patronage, and would,take is opportunity to remind them that ne continues to consult at his Institute for the cure of’ehrotiic diséases of the Lungs, 1 iwer . peoe é gans, and all Private Diseases, viz< Syvhilis in alf its forms and stages, S@minal Weakness, and all the horrid consequences of self-abuse, Gonorhaa, Gleet, Strictw#es, Nocturnal and Diurnal Efnissiors,.Sexnal Debility, Diseases of the Back and Loins, Inflammation of the, Bladder an@ the Kidneys, te. an@ he_ hopes tat “his feag experience and successful practice will contimue to insure him a share of public patronage. By the practice of niany. years in Farope and the United States he is enabled to apply the most efficient and successful remedies againstdiseases of all kinds. He uses no mercury, charges moderate, treats. his patients in a correct and honorable way, nd has referencesof thquestionable «veracity from. men of known respectability and high standing in society. All parties consulting hith, by letter or otherwise, will ree-iwe the best and gentlest treatment, and implicit . secrecy. To Correspondents Patients (male or female) residing in-amy part of the State, however distant, Who niay desire, the opinion.and advice of, Dr,.Doher-' ‘ty, in their respective cases, and who think proper to submit a written statement o such, in preference to holding a personar respectfully assured that their } interview, : COMMUNICATIONS WILL BE“HELD SACRED AND CONFIDENTIAL. If the case be fully and. oid idly descofbed, personal commuhication will Be unnécessary, as instructions, including diet, regimen, and fhe eneral treatment of the case itself; (incladng the remedtes) will be forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as to convey . no idea of the purport of the letteror parcel coviven sxtiftied Consultations by letter or’ otherwise FREE. Permanent cure guargnteed or no pay. DR. DOHERTY has just published an important pamphlet, embodying his ‘@#n views and experience in relation to Impo. tence or Virility, being a short treatise on Spermatorrhces, or Seminal Weakness, Nérvous and’ Physital Debflityconsequent on this affection and other diseases of the sex pual Organs. This little work. contain Sin formation of the utmost value toall, whether married or single, and will be sent FRBE by maid on -réceipt. of Six: Odats in postage stamps for return postage. Address, W. K. DOHERTY, M. Dw 824 San Francisco, Cal. ; SS" MONS :=Stateof California, County Ky of Revach, ss. Int fife Disirtct Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California, in and tor the County of Nevada. The Peopleof the State of California send greeting to SAMUEL A., BUTLER, defendant, You are, hereby required to appdamria an adtion broughtageist You in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judiupon his assurance of confidential secrety cial District of the State of California, in sits implieit faith, and expect mo pore han 4 and for the County of Nevada,on the tighth day of October, 1872, by SARAH A, sUTLER, plaintiff, and to answer the complant: clusive of the day ‘Of servite) after the service on you of this Summons —if serv within this county ; or, if served out this Gounty,; but) in thie: District, twenty days ; otherwise, within forty days, or judgment will be taken against you by default, according to the yer of said riser 2 cam J ~ acti for the dissoution*f the bonds of Jeatrimohy existing bet wood ne Reiehas ey ihe plaintiff, on the grounds of failure of defendant to provide thé eéfyrhon nécessaries of life for this plaintiff. and acts : ted by the eat defendant.’ Alsée ‘for her costs of this action a8 more fully set forth in enid oe eee And you wre hereby notified; that if-yow fail t6 appear and answer saad platinttwiit apply €0 the Couretor ths relief demanded therein. Bot vIn, te: y Wheneof/ot, oT’. @. Nacht whch of District Court aforesaid, do-hereunto set my hart and impréssthe Seal of said Court, at office, in tie City of Nevada, on. the. 9th day of October, A. D, 1872. . TE. ©, PLUNKETT, Clerk. By John Pa‘tison, Deputy. ® —_—< ey read his advertise +»; JohayCald wall, Plaintiff's Attorriey. “o10 Application. for Pardon. To the Hon: T.'B. McFarland, ex-District Judge, and John Caldwell, ex-District At. torney. ee IEASF take notice tWat thé undérsigned will apply to His. Excellency the i page! of the sag of California, for the on of Quon ep, who.was convictetl n the Diakeslet Gout of thé 13th Judicial District, Nevada county, of the crime of murder in the 2d-degtee, on the 24thday of September, 1867, and who was sentenced on 0th of September, 1867, to unden go f nt forthe term of 25 years in the State Paison of the State of Californiag ats* ‘ CHOW S8EE. ?Sdevies By" Sépy wccepted this soth 4 of September, 1372. . = ¥ » T. B. McFARLANDe i BY * Late District Judge: Service of the above is hereby accepted lny-et-Qeto — this Sth: pene . 3 JOHN CALDWELL, » Ex-District Attorney, . + James YR Coffeoth; “Atty for Pet’r; v6 " .» Notiee:to Creditors. ry . pape peng Dereased Notice is hereby given by the undes dersigned pes of the above named estate, to the § tors of-end all persons having clsims against the estate of Joseph Meek. deceased, to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months from a tke first publication of, this. to at elena Reedy, Connig pe eeube at Ro and . le of Nevada, State of Calitornia, ‘ a RACHEL B. . Biecutetc Bf tHe estate of Joseph Mech, Wiains Eohnson, Attorneys for the estate. * 02 N THE MA OF THE ESTATE OF Albert Lindsey, sdeceased.: Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, adminigtrator of the Estate of, Albert Lindsey, deceased, to t I having claims in s , to ex_— deere the necessary vouchers within 10 3 e first publicati of thie wath to atthe the r of ‘Chas. McElvy, at the Court House,in ttorney and-Counseler at Law of Broad and Pine _ \ : i 1 F COVKT HOUSE, Ne-. Bl me city,and county of N«vada. : : USH, Administrator. . Quick Curesand Moderate Charges Kidneys, Digestive,and Genito-Urinary Orf “there; withy Coit (ex. Sr. adultery commit. the EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, . Sacramento, Oct. Ist, 1872. Y OTIC is hereby given thats General : Election will be held throughout the state on ‘Tuesday, the fifth day of Novem. are to be elected ; 2 % Four Representatives to the Congress. of the United States, to be elected In the fol 4 lowing manner. . 3 : One Representative in the First Congressional District, composing the city and county of San Francisco. i Une. Re: ntative in-the Secom® ConFras .Vistriet, comsposimg the counties of COntry Costa, Alameda, San Joaquin,Calayeras, Amador, El Dorado,. Sacramento, Placer, Nevada, Alpine and Taolumne. Oue Representative in the Third Congrassionai District, comprising the counties ‘of Murin, Sonoma, Napa, Lake, Solano, Yolo, Sutter, Yuba, Sierra, Butte; Phumas, Dassen Tehama, Gpbuse,.Meadocino, Humboldt Trinity, Sudsta, SiskfyOu, Klamath and Del -._One iye in the Fourth Céongressional District, comprising the counties of San Diego. Los Angeles. San Bernardino, Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Tulare, Monterey, Fresno, Kern, Merved, Maripgsa, Stantslaus, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, San ); Mdno and Inyo, Corner of Leidesdorff Street—[A few ae E71 officers There will also Be-elected Six Elettors of President.and Vice Président of the United States.AndI do hereby offer a reward of One Hundred Dollars for the arrest and conviction of any ‘and every person violating any of the provisions of Title IV, Part I. of the Penal Qpde; suctexewatds tebe paid until, the total amount heréeafterexpended for the purpose reaches the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, j In witness whereof, I have herewith set mywhand and!caused the Great Seal of the State of California seal —~ . to be affixed: Done at Sacramento, this first . day of October, A. D. 1872. NBWLON BOOTH,.Goyernor Drury’ Maione; See. of State. Attest: In accordance with the foregoing Proclamation of the Governor of the State of California, it is hereby ordered that a General Election be held on Tuesday, the fifth day of November, A. D. 1872, atthe several election precincts of Nevada County. for the following National and State efficers, viz: Sit Blectors-of Président.ancd Vice Prusident. One Representative for tne Second Congressidnal District, and S Qne Supervisor forthe second Supervisor District, composed of the Townships ‘of Grass Valley, Rough & Ready and Little York. Ar dbitts farther. ordered, in aceordance with Section-¥;142 of the'Peliti¢al Code of the State of California, that the following named persons be, and they are hereby appointed, officers of election inand for their respective precincts, And that said election be held in the house or room designated epposite the name of each of said precincts, viz; MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP. Trnckee precinct Inspector, W. C. Rich mond, Judges, G. W. Giffin, K. Cruthers. Polling place, at Keiser’s hotel, Front street. The territory heretofore included in Carlisle and Tinker Precincts is npw included in Truckee Precinct. : ‘ Boca—Place of polls at Doane’s lumber office. Inspector, L. E. Doane. Judges, _ WASHINGTON TOWN: Washington—Polls at McB street, Inspector, Wilson Foster, Judges, Fred Specker, Ed. Brimskii1. ~Omega—Polls at Mrs. Lyons, hotel. Inspeetor. Wm. H, Bratidon. Judges, T. P. Merrill, S. O. Peas-~ NEVADA TOWNSHIP. Nevada—Potlis st the Court House, Inspector, J. HW. u.elm-«Judges,C. E. Mulloy, Geo. E. ‘Parner. Blue’ Tent—Polle at the school house. Inspector, Horace Hale. Judges, J. Moody Harvey Cooper. GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP. Grass Valley—-Polls-at Concert Hall. Irspector. Jv.C. Goad. Judges, 8. Lathrop,. Fofest Springs—Polls at Litt?@s Building. Inspector, F. K. Stratsman. Judges. W. A. Patridge, 8. W. Davis, 4 Buena Vista— Polls at Geo. Kreiss’s Building. Inspector, Geo. Kreiss, Judges, D, M. Barker, Wm. Melarky. ate GH AND READY TOWNSHIP. r an@ ‘Ready.2+Polle ats Walling’s hotel. Inspector, J;Scholtthaner. Judges, H.Q Roberts, Shephard Davis. : Indian Springs—Polls at Indian’ Springs ns, Main spector, Harvey Robb. Judges, V. Curran, m.D. Applin, erie! Lowell Hill—Polls at Regan’s house. Iaspector, F. ‘I. Maguire. Judges, J. B. Frick, Jas. Hill. i Hunt's Hill--Polls at‘ McCauley’s Hotel. Inspector, Thomas Hanly. Judges, J. A. Taylor, R. D. Williams. . EUREKA TOWNSHIP. Eureka—Polls-et-Decker House. Inspector, David Connolly. Judges, W. P. Morris, John O'Gara, Moore's Flat—Polls at the Skating Rink. Inspector, J.C, Cookerly. Judges, J. C. Eastman, J. M. Starr. : BLOOMFIE TOWNSHIP, . North Bloomaticld—Polisat dohn Marion's cabin. Inspector, N. MerryiMan. Judges, D, R. McKillican, A, D. Lemaire, . Lake City-—Polls ‘at ’s Hotel. Inspector, James Creegan, Judges, P. A. Paine inae O'Conner., Relief till—Polls at Todd’s Hotel. Inspector,C. Harker, Judges, W. F. Cumanings, Jno. Reasoner.: © : i EO Columbia Hill--Polls at Donnelly’s Hotel. Inspector, W. HGrove. Judges, A. L. Woodruff, A. A. Olinger. : * Sweetland —Polls at Warner’s Store. In. ‘tor, Henry P.Sweetland. Judges, Wm. ‘arner, Jno. 3. Brown. Birchville—Polls at Newell's. store. ter, John O'Conner: Jud gaps. As French Corral—Polls at School How eae Inspector, Dave Alexander. Judges, Wm. _In. PART 1. TITLE IV. Of Crimes Against **See>aty Every a“with the performance of any duty under the previs ions of any law of this State relating to elec tions who willfully neglects or refusee to performit,or who .im his official capacity knowingly and fraudulentty acts in contra. vention or violation of any of the provisions of such laws is, unless a different punis ment for such act or omission is preseri by this Code, punishable by fine not excee ding cne thousand dollars, or by imprisonment. in the State Prison nut exceeding five ¥ * * 2 e8, procures, or allows himself to be reg’ -. less than @néhor more sine “@eeding one thousand or by impris. onment in the County Jail or State Prison not exceeding ome yésr, both. In all cases Therma the-trial of a person charged with any offense’ under the provisicns' of this section, it appears in evidence that the accused stands registered in the Great Register of any county without being qualified for such registration, the Court mustvorder such régistration to be cancelled. See, 43. Every person, who, after being daly ired by the Beard of Judges at any election, refuses to be sworn, or who, after being sworn, refuseseto answer aly pertinent.question propounded by such Board, tieching hitsight or the rig it of any other ferson to vote, isguilty.efa misdemeanor. 4 Séc. 44. Every p rson! summoned to apmons, is guilty of a misdemeanor. Bec. 45, Every pervén not entified to vote who fraudulentiy votes, andevery person who votes mord than ente‘atany one election or knowingly hand#imtwo or more tickets folded together, or Changes any bal. lot after the same-has Been deposited in the ballot box, or adds, or attempts to add, any balict to those legaily polled at any election -either by fraudwentiy inteodveing:. the same inte the ballot box before orafter the ballots therein have been counted, cr‘adés to or mixes with, or attempts. to add.to or mix with, thé ballots lawfully polled, other batlots, while the same syt . being-eointed or canvassed, or at amy other time, with intet to change the result of steh-election, ing wp or“fnvaifiatihg such election, or wilfully detains, mutilates, or destreys any election returns, or in any fnanner so interferes with the officers bolding such-election’ or conducting such canvass, or with the voters lawfully “exercising theirrigitts of election or canvass from being fairly held ani lewfanh? tonducted is*gnilty of felony. Sec. 46. Every person not entitled to vote,, who fraudulently attempts to vote, orwho, Leéing entitled to vote,attemptsta vote more than once at any election, is guilty of a nrisdemeanor. . Sec.47. Every person who procures, aids. assists, counsels, or advises another to sive or offer his voteat any election, knowing that the person ésnot qualified to vote, is guilty of.a misdemeanor, tala Sée. 43° Every ‘Officer or Clerk of Election who ads in changing or destroying ‘any poll list, or in placing any ballots in the . ballot box,or taking any therefrom, on.adds, or attempts to. add, any ballots to those %egully polled at guch “election, either by fraudulently introducing the same into the ballot box before orafter the ballots therein have been counted, or adds to or mixes with, or attempts to add to'or mix with, the bak lots polled, any other ballots, whil ne same are being counted or canvasse at any other time, with the intent to change result of such election,’or dilows apother to. do so when in his power to pre-. ventit, or carries away, or destroys, or knowingly allows another to stroy, any poll list, lawfully polled, is Iry away or dellot box, or ballots ishahle by. imprison. ment in the State Prison for not less than two nor more than seven years. Sec. 49. ery Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an election, who, previous to:-putting the ballot an elector in the ballet box, attempts to find ont any hame on such bal{ or who epens, or suffers the folded baltof any elector.which-has been, handed into be Opened or examined.previous. to putting the. same into the ballot. box, or who makes or places any. mark or device on any, folded ballot with the. view to ascertain the name.of.any persem-for.whom thé elector has voted,,or: who, without the consent of the elector, diseleses the name of any person which such Laspector, Judge, or Clerk has frapdulently om. illegally. discovered to. have. been. voted. fox by such electox; is punishable by, fine;.not less-than fifty nor more than five hundred dollars; Sec. 50. Every person, who forges. or counterfeits returns. of an election purporting to. have been. held at.a precinct, town, or ward: where no election was:in fact held, orwilfully substitutes forged or ceunterfeit returns ‘of election in the place of the true returng, for a precinct, town, or ward where no ¢ on Was.actually held is punishable by imprisonment in the State Prison, for a terra of not less than two nor more than ten years. Se@ 5 Fwy son who yiifully adds td, oF a racts from, the votes, pe cest.at:an election, inany returns, or who alters such returns, is punishable by im‘prisonment in ‘the State Prison for not : that five years. Sec. 52. Every person who aids or abets hecomimission of any-of the ‘offenses mentioned in the four preceding sections, or’ who, being present at or cognizant of the commission of €ithes “Bsuch offenses, disturb any elector inthe free exereise of the right of-Eufffage; or furnishes any .elector wishing to Vote, Whitcarimof Sénd,with a ticket, informing or givihg such elector to understand that it contains-a name Written or printed thereon ditfere 1t from the name which is Written or printed thereon, or defrauds any elector at any such election, by deceiving and causing suck: e to votefor 2 different person or anyo: than he intended or desired te vote for or who, being Inspector, Judge, or Clerk ofany election; while acting as such, intluces. or attempts to induce any elector, either by Or reward or promise thereof, to vote differéntly from what sudh elector intended or desired to vote, he is guilty ofarmisdemeanor. Sec. 54 “Every person who, with intent to promote thé election of himself, or any other perven,; “ither.> 1. Fusnishes entertainment at his expense toany meeting ofelectors previous to or duringan election. 2. Pays for, procures, or engages to for any entertainment, aa 4 shes or engages to pay or deliver any money or groperty.fyr the purpose of procuring the attendance of voters at the . RQMS,,orsfor the purpose of.compensating BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. . any person for suring the attendance of . Cherokee—Polls at Jno. Fitter’s “Hotel. Vpn, Phemp lie, except theaammeyence at laapector, L. a Kathbun, Judges, H. Cal-} “", Furniahes.or to.pay. ep deliver anan, Kerr Phelan: Cn * . r Sut Juan--Polls at Colddi's store. In. {edded to promote the saath te yaa > A Se Judges, Simon . date, except for the aheuoesel holding and conducting public meetings fer the discussion of public questions, and of printing and péré previous to such election—is guilty of a tear be ke ; é : dato it dy" alection, offers tek toor procure the tinent of } ticular person To chaeteh an indubednenieconsideration to any-person to vote for, or procure or aid ir ng the election of such candidate, is guilty of a misdeS60. 66. Every pers nt alike’ coat . 56. ng a date, who : ole made in violation of the last section ‘to n, mich otendtoteecntans meee ft the candidate making the offer, is guilty of a RA ; See. 57. $$ 84, 85, 86. Every person who yes or offurs a bribe to any. ormem, political conr of any slative election, or vention, mittee, tred in the Great Register of any coun: SSMU Se vagistrs’ oy SP Shy ee not pear and testify before any Board of Regis~ ‘tration, who. willfuily.disebeys such sum. voting at such slection,.as to prevent such }, Prisen not te than. ¢ Moab : . 58. Every person. who intimidations: of ‘uniswful tioltae we fully hinders or prevents electors from as. ser pe = sow Seentinn for the con. sideration of public Questions, is gui a Misdemeanc® eaity ot _. See. 58. Every person who willfully dic.turbs or-breaks-np-any public ibeliing electors onothers; lawfully being held for the purpore ef considering public ques: tious, is guilty of. “misdemeaner. ‘, >” Sec. 60. Every-person who makéy, ‘offers’ or_aecepts any. bet of wager upon the re. sult of any eleetion, or upon tiiesuccess or fellate of any person or candidate, or npoy Ke number of vats s to be Cast écither in’ the aggregate or for any particular candidate or upon the vite to be’cast by any person’ is guilt;-ef a, misdemeanor, : * See. 6f7 Every person who willfully vio. lates any. of the provisions of the laws of this State relating to elections, is, unless q different pynishment for stich violation ig prescribed by this Code, punishable by fing Hot excetding one thonsand dollars, or ty imprisonment in the State Prison. not ex. ceeding: fiveyecans, or by both. Order made and duted, Nevada, Cal., Oe. tober 7th, 1872. <JUOHN.HDSSEY: — J. W. ROBB, +". M. L. MARSH, Supervisors, 6rvarries away or destroys, or attempts to . . Attest: _T, C. PLUNKETT, carry away Or Gestipy; any poll like, or balf Clerk of the Board,lots’ or ballot box, for the purpose of breakBy Jxo. 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PETERS, am 599 Broadway, New York. _W. B. LAKE, Purchasing Agent, 3 San Francisco, ERSONS residing in the interior, and desiring goods of any kind, wilt find it greatly to their advantage and benefit to send their orders to me. I have duperior adyantages in purchasing goods of every description, wholesnle. or retail, Being well acquatnted with the business men of this city, Iam enabled to purchase goods cheaper than if the orders were sent direct:'to business houses in the city. Goods warranted: as represented and the best of references given. If desired, any article will be sent C. 0. D,. : : Write me what you Want, And I will send list of prices, which wik eonvince you that Icen ‘buy goods at low rates. “ Give me one Trial. ; Ww. B, LAKE. San Francisce, Aug. ist, 1872, DAILY TRANSCRIPT BOOK AND JoB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT ‘NORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STS., over the Nevada Ding Store. eke eee ; BROWN & DEAL, Prop’rs. Gata We have jist received from the California. Type Foundry, Painter’s Fourdry, San Francisco, and . the: Philadelphia naries, 3 large and superb stock of 8@-PLAIN AND: r : : . rd b? « . House. Inspector, Wm. M. Nutter. Judges, —_ not give infompanien iherpot he gm cme > . sages bie ‘for évery <class M.P. Hatch,A. J. Peiham. Grand Jury of the. proper county, or to . " Merchants and others in want of ~ Anthony House—Polis at Anthony House. peor Judea ‘08 tie. cnpedd bani Set ty 4+ BILL-HBADS;: . / LETTER-HEAD ce ag Tim Vg pee Judges, T. ©. \ig punishable by imprisonment in the Coun. . CIRCULARS, ° SHOW-CARDS, 3 ahd i ami iat’s H . ty Jailaforna period of @ix months, or inthe} . POSTERS, SHOP-BILLS, I nor David B , Jnde t's Hotel." State Prison not exceeding two yearsi,. Ree CHECKS. Inspector, David Brown. Judges, George . . 3. (gh (Boddy pettaadtiolop tore, ireats . LABELS, PAMPHLETS, as a ae menaces, bribery, or any corrupt means, ei) BY-LAWS, PROGRAMMES, LITTLE YORK ‘TOWNSHIP, thérdizectl y:on ta litectiy Stteutpte to fitia. BLANKS, TAGS, You Bet—Polls at Snell's. Inspector, T. . ence any elector in giving his vote,or tp deter WAY-BILTS, INVITATIONS P. Blue, Judges, B. ¥. Snell, H. L, Love-. him drom giving his vote, or ‘to déter him FICKETS. . DEEDS. joy. _ )} frem giving the same, or attempts by any BOSINESS§ CARDS, Little York—Polls at Drynan’s Hotel. In. means avhateverto we, resteain, hitder, or BALL CARDS, Or any other kind of Printing . Witt find it greatly to their advantage. have it executed at the: DAILY TRANSCRIPT. *“SOB PRINTING OF F1CB "BOOTS AND SHOES. Barry on hand Gente Ste By a 6 Misecera Childven's 8, Misses+ ‘s Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes Shippers, &ei All my Goods are from the best Manufaeturers of New York,Philadelphia and Boston. Rubber Boots, Gents, ies, Misses and Childre=’s Shoes, just from the menufaetory, received by the last steamer. 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s Re ee ae eeceetee eacaetier ee edeeioaeeeanteedaeaneieeeeaerenseenncormeteaananaayracat a of. man.. The. marks®cam-be_seen in ero Caines, abe Tatot. ¢ the Venereal;’' doubles his. dangers: Those . the dige¢harge of the vital prinetple of exisig 4 tong that, holy office, the safeguard au ” treatment. Consult, then, at. once, a physi« in as. thorough manner as é : ~__Afotice is hereby given to whom it m '@ : . A LAFORMIA > INSTITUTE "+" “tablished by DR. J. C. YOUNG, IN 1850, No Cure, No Pay. Consultation, by Letter or otherwise, Free. CELEBRATED: INSTITUTE HAS enjoyed on this Coast en uninterrupted of 21 Years, ahd has becortie one of the most eclebrated Institutions of the age. The great number annually received and cewted; place ft in point of nuriiber of patients among the very first of the world; and the success of its,trestment ranks it second to none. PRIVATE DISEASES. In-Males and Irregularities in Females are th destroyers of nee ie They insidhes y attack de bene afid gradually undermine and destréy it; they drive she bloom from the cheek, the lustre from the é76, the strength and vigor from the frame, they give puny and diseased offspring, and poison, through snecessive generations, the Berofula, Consumption, ic, the Paralytic, and the Insane. MERCURY ,recognizedas the most FATAL MEDICAL: ENEMY to man, cOmbining with who Have been treated with that ‘pernicious MINERAL POISON art mot’ cured ; the disease has assumed a new form. Do NOT BE SATISFIED WITH P. CURE, hat leaves the poisor to crawl ugh the ~gyr’em, eating its way into’ the tissues and organs, beneath the appardhyy smooth surfave, to burst out inthe future ba virnence that will baffle the effects of medicine The yourg man who experiences that weakness in his muscularand menwing Sa organization whould *tép“and consider whence ita rises. He will find inthe weakness of. the back, trembling of the limbs, disordered digestion, wnactountah.e failing éf the powers of .the mind, distaste for so. , ‘ty; dread of impending trouble, forebodings of evil, sleepléssnesg, troubled and Iascivics dreams, accompanied by growing * deafness, loss of br hme power, eco 2g merous other symptoms of disorganization, he positive tinces Of that mostterrible and destructive of all diseases—Seminal Weaknoss—wasting away his. powers, destroying his hope of fife aifd manfiood, and dragging him along the proken:path of his existenee,” tosvard a. premature and loathsome. grave, To him who ands his life dribbiing-onut in tence in nocturnal and ditirnal emissions, the mere cessation of the causes of its apsearance br no reHef-ope of manhood, brings to such a one ay hope “of ‘cure, but adds to his misery in the knowledge that the one who looks to him for ses;much of her happiness is a ¥ietim of his evit, and an intlecent companion of his punishment. He adds to his misery and diorder until hope leaves him: “There $9 me rescue except, in proper and skillful cian Whose practice and careftl research has made him thoroughly conversant with every phase of the disease., Those who have . heoome victims of solitary vices, that dread. . fnl, fascineiing and destructabledalit, tint . fills thousands of sick rooms with paruiytics and consumptives, and hundreds of wytioi. y graves w th its misguided victins,: eonsult wi noyt delay, one who will sj mpmthise with their sufferings. To st*h the Doctor would especially recommend him. acl, giving toeach and all guarantees of » Perfect and Permanent Cure, without hinerance from business, change of diet, fear of exposure. IMPORTANT TO THE LADFES: When a Female isin troucle or afflicted . with disease, amd requires medical or surgical #, the'inquiry should be, where is there a physieian.who. is fully competent to administe? relief, and “whose respectable stanéaag in society recommends him to the confidence of the community. The Dettor, understanding new imperatively necessary these req direments are, feels ealled upon to int ,aud by calling the attention of the alllicted tothe fact. that he has beenja ‘Profeasor of Obstetries and Female diseases fur Twenty Years, and is. qualified to administer in 91},.cases, both surgically, not in a superfici of study and: practice—both in hospitalg and families —¢an make, to save them f the hands of he ungualified. unscrupulous, and designng. itp pe ary can ns upon pen me UPC ergs 4 paftiction can fir in i, pay Toes éel ‘and: ernie with friend them in trouble—one, in wh0ée secresy the utmost confidence can be placee. To Cor¥espondents, © & LETTERS.—Persons of either oo wig wish t« prnenitahe Dooter és canno’ visit thé eity can, DY ethti Mis niptome, in a letter, receive ‘advice and assurance of acure at home. All letters returned or deei BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M. D.i Mo, 618 GBacratiento Street, near Montgomry.Box ,; No, 385,. Application for a Patent to Placer Mining Citim. Sacram orniasA ug, 16th, 1872, I ,. TULLY, having filed h application in this office for a Paten 1 the le fous eoncern, that ae Sige gg ae gee Coen ge ie Oui fora. . so ornia, : mining etc eine cs eee eee eee parents “lands subject to wale at Sac fornia, and contain. omnes still more ber describ4 m " edin the diagram peal cep uber said sEP foatiens All persozs hol an » parame claim reto Sete ed present thie e before th tog) and Reeeiyer it! Vint tates Land Oice, for Bacrunent Yand District, at Sa ia brine gee Bags ahh ra Pea a ery Bc al sa acagptibe “ites Sees Atty for Apiicane age Soancelit-aind "Attorney at Law. Ome . : * a bow NS get ert Fi ,*How many thousands of persons,, both oyh . ie Nbokaes which never fails of effecting of this complaint “by either of the “San: are sufféring maladies, should not forget the sacred reDit. GIBBON is responsible, and will give te each, pati a written .instamment, ‘binditig 1 f to effect a radfeal and per. . manent cure, or make no charge. with the teacher, on account of its clearness 5 ria, @ Bre diy. of pub TO: THE UNFORTUNATE. ~ NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY 623 KEARNEY STREET, Cor. Commercial, Sax Francisco. & . Tae angers p 1854, for the treatment of Sextualand Seminal Diseases. #uch as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Syphii is in all its forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency, ete. Skin Diseases (of years’ standing) and Ulcerated legs successfully treated. 3 DR. GIBBON has the pleasure of announcing that he has returned from visiting he princigial Hospitafs of Europe, and has resumed practice at his Dispensary, 623 Kearney Street, corner of Commercial, San Francisco, where his old patients and those requiring his servie@s mey find him. The Doctor has spared neither time nor money in seeking out new remedies, and has returned with increased facilities for the aileviation of human sufferings _ f Ho jisefses, malejand female, are there who are suffering ont a miserable existence from the @ffect of -secret indulgences, or from virus absorbed into the system !-Look at their pallid; emaciated and disfigured faces and their broken down: constitutions, disqnalifying them for the happiness of marriage or Mi¢ enjoyment, of life’* Ta this horrid situation thouSands stiffer until d_ath closes the secenc. Let parents, guardians, frienrs, attend toany of those who are sufferim with'any of these horrible life destroying maladies—see that they. are cared for and cured before it be too late. Send them immediately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who has madc private disease his especial study for years, and who is certain to cure the mout-inveterate-cases without ‘meroury or tbr ings i drugs. It is important, to_ those who are Aiflicted, or to those who are inter estcd in the welfare of their friends, to be careful of the many pretended doctors who infest all éities, publishing their skill in curing all diseases in a few days, imposing npon the public by using the names of eminerit physicians from' Eur" and other places. Be, -therefore, careful and make strict inquiries, or yon may fall into the ands of thase charlatans, a Seminal Weakness. . Seminal Emissions, the consequence of . . self abuse. This solitary vice,.or depraved sexnal indulgence, is practiiced by. the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing -with unerring certainty, the following train of morbid symptorns, unless cembatted by scientific medieal measures, viz:.Sallow. countenance, dark spots ander the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in the ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weaknessof the limbs, confused yision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in approachingstrangers, a disiike to form new acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss of mem. . ory, hectic finshes, Pimples, and various . eruptions about thé face, rred tongue, fetid breath, cougls, consumpWNon, night sweats, monomania/and frequent insanityy If relief be ri ined, persons so afflicted shoul ply: immediately, either in persen or by letter, and have a cure effected ienéw and scientific mode of ‘treating quick atl radiceleare. Dr. G. will give One Hundred Dol’ars to any one who will prove satisfactorily to himthat he wascured Francisco quacks. Married Men, : Or those who contemplate marriage, who imder‘any of these fearful sponsibility resting. upon them, nor delay to obtain immedixte relief. ] Persons-calling at-Dr, Gibbon’s off 3 or sendin? for packetes of medicmes may rely -be.charged with &fair and mutually satisfactory remuneration of services . rendered, considering the cirowmsiances of the cases, ruther than a too prevalent and elfish nractiesof extortion ameng quacks and pretenders. Cured at Home. Persons at-a distance nay be CUP Ast HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case, smyptoms, length’ of time the ease, has, continued, and haye medigitie promiptly i forwarded, free from damage and curiosity, to any part of the country, with full and plain directions for use. By enclosing $15in currency or $10 in. coin, in a reytetered-letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Cd., a package of medicine will be forwarddd aby op pewrade ny a of the Union sf’ Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearr@y 5 Commercial, San F $600. Post fee Rox 1957. “ wo Private entranceon Commercial stneeti: Remember to put BOX 1957 on the let Oonsultations FREE. we?” Correspondents will . please . inform DR. GIBBON that ment in the DarLyY TRANSCRIPT. KIN ‘8 NEW. METHOD 7 FOR THE: REED ORGAN. would call the attention of Teach ~erg and Amateurs to Kinkel’s New Method for the Regd Orgamand Melodeon, which We will issué about September ist. This work is pronounced superior to ajl others of its class by Teachers, who have examihed it. It contaifisa clear and simple course of fratruction whereby any one may easily acquire the mastery of this favorite , nment; With a few menth's ‘Tt ‘will’ always be a favorite work myl end, suploaiic progression; ;more of ah ent than a study for the pupil, ani will prove a mine of wealth to the amatuer, on account of the many choice melodies, songs;-.ete,, that Mr,-Kinkel has selected and arrefged expressly for this work. Kinkel’s New Method will be mailed, postpaid, on receipt fo. Address,, ; I. LS ERS,-599 Broadway, N. ¥ Send 30 cents for the latest number of Peter’s Musical Monthly,and you will get atleast $4 worth of our latest: and best Vocal and Instrumental Piano Musi¢.” 817 Ce ma GOLD SILVER AND COP. per Mining Company. Location of works, Mining Dtstriet, Nevada County, 8) of Cullfornia. ‘Notice is here by-given that at a meeting of the Board of ustees of said Company, held en the 5th day of »ber, A. D. 1872, an assessment of fifteen (15).cents per share was levied upon the capital.stock of said Company, payable immediatelyin United States gold, tothe Secretary, a offibe, No. Main Street, in the city of iy ckton, county of San Joaquin, State of Cal nia ihn m which said nent Pron taped on Saturday, the Tath day of November A. D. 1872, ehall be deem: ed delinquegt, and.will be duly advertised for sale at public auttior, and unless payment shall be msde before, will: be-sold on aturday, the 7th day of December, A. D. 1872, to pay the délinquent assessment, togcther with costs of adyertising and‘ exBy order of the Board of Trustees. ds Tas, Rul. M Serzetary. . Office, No. 200 Main Stree§. Stockton,’ ) Cadidiorniay ; w reall ee DR. W. K. DOHERTY’S Medical and Surgical Institute, « ‘No. 519 Sacramento Street, . below the What Cheer House] : SAN FRANCISCO. Private entrance on Leidesdorff Stree tablished.expressly to afford the afflicted : “Sound and Scientific Medical aia, in thé Treatmenf and Curé of a ° Private.and Chronic dis‘eayes, Cases of Secresy AND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS. ‘To the Affficted.; , . OCTOR W. K. DOHERTY RETUNS his sincere thanks to his numeréus atients for their patronage, and would,take is opportunity to remind them that ne continues to consult at his Institute for the cure of’ehrotiic diséases of the Lungs, 1 iwer . peoe é gans, and all Private Diseases, viz< Syvhilis in alf its forms and stages, S@minal Weakness, and all the horrid consequences of self-abuse, Gonorhaa, Gleet, Strictw#es, Nocturnal and Diurnal Efnissiors,.Sexnal Debility, Diseases of the Back and Loins, Inflammation of the, Bladder an@ the Kidneys, te. an@ he_ hopes tat “his feag experience and successful practice will contimue to insure him a share of public patronage. By the practice of niany. years in Farope and the United States he is enabled to apply the most efficient and successful remedies againstdiseases of all kinds. He uses no mercury, charges moderate, treats. his patients in a correct and honorable way, nd has referencesof thquestionable «veracity from. men of known respectability and high standing in society. All parties consulting hith, by letter or otherwise, will ree-iwe the best and gentlest treatment, and implicit . secrecy. To Correspondents Patients (male or female) residing in-amy part of the State, however distant, Who niay desire, the opinion.and advice of, Dr,.Doher-' ‘ty, in their respective cases, and who think proper to submit a written statement o such, in preference to holding a personar respectfully assured that their } interview, : COMMUNICATIONS WILL BE“HELD SACRED AND CONFIDENTIAL. If the case be fully and. oid idly descofbed, personal commuhication will Be unnécessary, as instructions, including diet, regimen, and fhe eneral treatment of the case itself; (incladng the remedtes) will be forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as to convey . no idea of the purport of the letteror parcel coviven sxtiftied Consultations by letter or’ otherwise FREE. Permanent cure guargnteed or no pay. DR. DOHERTY has just published an important pamphlet, embodying his ‘@#n views and experience in relation to Impo. tence or Virility, being a short treatise on Spermatorrhces, or Seminal Weakness, Nérvous and’ Physital Debflityconsequent on this affection and other diseases of the sex pual Organs. This little work. contain Sin formation of the utmost value toall, whether married or single, and will be sent FRBE by maid on -réceipt. of Six: Odats in postage stamps for return postage. Address, W. K. DOHERTY, M. Dw 824 San Francisco, Cal. ; SS" MONS :=Stateof California, County Ky of Revach, ss. Int fife Disirtct Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California, in and tor the County of Nevada. The Peopleof the State of California send greeting to SAMUEL A., BUTLER, defendant, You are, hereby required to appdamria an adtion broughtageist You in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judiupon his assurance of confidential secrety cial District of the State of California, in sits implieit faith, and expect mo pore han 4 and for the County of Nevada,on the tighth day of October, 1872, by SARAH A, sUTLER, plaintiff, and to answer the complant: clusive of the day ‘Of servite) after the service on you of this Summons —if serv within this county ; or, if served out this Gounty,; but) in thie: District, twenty days ; otherwise, within forty days, or judgment will be taken against you by default, according to the yer of said riser 2 cam J ~ acti for the dissoution*f the bonds of Jeatrimohy existing bet wood ne Reiehas ey ihe plaintiff, on the grounds of failure of defendant to provide thé eéfyrhon nécessaries of life for this plaintiff. and acts : ted by the eat defendant.’ Alsée ‘for her costs of this action a8 more fully set forth in enid oe eee And you wre hereby notified; that if-yow fail t6 appear and answer saad platinttwiit apply €0 the Couretor ths relief demanded therein. Bot vIn, te: y Wheneof/ot, oT’. @. Nacht whch of District Court aforesaid, do-hereunto set my hart and impréssthe Seal of said Court, at office, in tie City of Nevada, on. the. 9th day of October, A. D, 1872. . TE. ©, PLUNKETT, Clerk. By John Pa‘tison, Deputy. ® —_—< ey read his advertise +»; JohayCald wall, Plaintiff's Attorriey. “o10 Application. for Pardon. To the Hon: T.'B. McFarland, ex-District Judge, and John Caldwell, ex-District At. torney. ee IEASF take notice tWat thé undérsigned will apply to His. Excellency the i page! of the sag of California, for the on of Quon ep, who.was convictetl n the Diakeslet Gout of thé 13th Judicial District, Nevada county, of the crime of murder in the 2d-degtee, on the 24thday of September, 1867, and who was sentenced on 0th of September, 1867, to unden go f nt forthe term of 25 years in the State Paison of the State of Californiag ats* ‘ CHOW S8EE. ?Sdevies By" Sépy wccepted this soth 4 of September, 1372. . = ¥ » T. B. McFARLANDe i BY * Late District Judge: Service of the above is hereby accepted lny-et-Qeto — this Sth: pene . 3 JOHN CALDWELL, » Ex-District Attorney, . + James YR Coffeoth; “Atty for Pet’r; v6 " .» Notiee:to Creditors. ry . pape peng Dereased Notice is hereby given by the undes dersigned pes of the above named estate, to the § tors of-end all persons having clsims against the estate of Joseph Meek. deceased, to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months from a tke first publication of, this. to at elena Reedy, Connig pe eeube at Ro and . le of Nevada, State of Calitornia, ‘ a RACHEL B. . Biecutetc Bf tHe estate of Joseph Mech, Wiains Eohnson, Attorneys for the estate. * 02 N THE MA OF THE ESTATE OF Albert Lindsey, sdeceased.: Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, adminigtrator of the Estate of, Albert Lindsey, deceased, to t I having claims in s , to ex_— deere the necessary vouchers within 10 3 e first publicati of thie wath to atthe the r of ‘Chas. McElvy, at the Court House,in ttorney and-Counseler at Law of Broad and Pine _ \ : i 1 F COVKT HOUSE, Ne-. Bl me city,and county of N«vada. : : USH, Administrator. . Quick Curesand Moderate Charges Kidneys, Digestive,and Genito-Urinary Orf “there; withy Coit (ex. Sr. adultery commit. the EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, . Sacramento, Oct. Ist, 1872. Y OTIC is hereby given thats General : Election will be held throughout the state on ‘Tuesday, the fifth day of Novem. are to be elected ; 2 % Four Representatives to the Congress. of the United States, to be elected In the fol 4 lowing manner. . 3 : One Representative in the First Congressional District, composing the city and county of San Francisco. i Une. Re: ntative in-the Secom® ConFras .Vistriet, comsposimg the counties of COntry Costa, Alameda, San Joaquin,Calayeras, Amador, El Dorado,. Sacramento, Placer, Nevada, Alpine and Taolumne. Oue Representative in the Third Congrassionai District, comprising the counties ‘of Murin, Sonoma, Napa, Lake, Solano, Yolo, Sutter, Yuba, Sierra, Butte; Phumas, Dassen Tehama, Gpbuse,.Meadocino, Humboldt

Trinity, Sudsta, SiskfyOu, Klamath and Del -._One iye in the Fourth Céongressional District, comprising the counties of San Diego. Los Angeles. San Bernardino, Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Tulare, Monterey, Fresno, Kern, Merved, Maripgsa, Stantslaus, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, San ); Mdno and Inyo, Corner of Leidesdorff Street—[A few ae E71 officers There will also Be-elected Six Elettors of President.and Vice Président of the United States.AndI do hereby offer a reward of One Hundred Dollars for the arrest and conviction of any ‘and every person violating any of the provisions of Title IV, Part I. of the Penal Qpde; suctexewatds tebe paid until, the total amount heréeafterexpended for the purpose reaches the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, j In witness whereof, I have herewith set mywhand and!caused the Great Seal of the State of California seal —~ . to be affixed: Done at Sacramento, this first . day of October, A. D. 1872. NBWLON BOOTH,.Goyernor Drury’ Maione; See. of State. Attest: In accordance with the foregoing Proclamation of the Governor of the State of California, it is hereby ordered that a General Election be held on Tuesday, the fifth day of November, A. D. 1872, atthe several election precincts of Nevada County. for the following National and State efficers, viz: Sit Blectors-of Président.ancd Vice Prusident. One Representative for tne Second Congressidnal District, and S Qne Supervisor forthe second Supervisor District, composed of the Townships ‘of Grass Valley, Rough & Ready and Little York. Ar dbitts farther. ordered, in aceordance with Section-¥;142 of the'Peliti¢al Code of the State of California, that the following named persons be, and they are hereby appointed, officers of election inand for their respective precincts, And that said election be held in the house or room designated epposite the name of each of said precincts, viz; MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP. Trnckee precinct Inspector, W. C. Rich mond, Judges, G. W. Giffin, K. Cruthers. Polling place, at Keiser’s hotel, Front street. The territory heretofore included in Carlisle and Tinker Precincts is npw included in Truckee Precinct. : ‘ Boca—Place of polls at Doane’s lumber office. Inspector, L. E. Doane. Judges, _ WASHINGTON TOWN: Washington—Polls at McB street, Inspector, Wilson Foster, Judges, Fred Specker, Ed. Brimskii1. ~Omega—Polls at Mrs. Lyons, hotel. Inspeetor. Wm. H, Bratidon. Judges, T. P. Merrill, S. O. Peas-~ NEVADA TOWNSHIP. Nevada—Potlis st the Court House, Inspector, J. HW. u.elm-«Judges,C. E. Mulloy, Geo. E. ‘Parner. Blue’ Tent—Polle at the school house. Inspector, Horace Hale. Judges, J. Moody Harvey Cooper. GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP. Grass Valley—-Polls-at Concert Hall. Irspector. Jv.C. Goad. Judges, 8. Lathrop,. Fofest Springs—Polls at Litt?@s Building. Inspector, F. K. Stratsman. Judges. W. A. Patridge, 8. W. Davis, 4 Buena Vista— Polls at Geo. Kreiss’s Building. Inspector, Geo. Kreiss, Judges, D, M. Barker, Wm. Melarky. ate GH AND READY TOWNSHIP.. r an@ ‘Ready.2+Polle ats Walling’s hotel. Inspector, J;Scholtthaner. Judges, H.Q Roberts, Shephard Davis. : Indian Springs—Polls at Indian’ Springs ns, Main spector, Harvey Robb. Judges, V. Curran, m.D. Applin, erie! Lowell Hill—Polls at Regan’s house. Iaspector, F. ‘I. Maguire. Judges, J. B. Frick, Jas. Hill. i Hunt's Hill--Polls at‘ McCauley’s Hotel. Inspector, Thomas Hanly. Judges, J. A. Taylor, R. D. Williams. . EUREKA TOWNSHIP. Eureka—Polls-et-Decker House. Inspector, David Connolly. Judges, W. P. Morris, John O'Gara, Moore's Flat—Polls at the Skating Rink. Inspector, J.C, Cookerly. Judges, J. C. Eastman, J. M. Starr. : BLOOMFIE TOWNSHIP, . North Bloomaticld—Polisat dohn Marion's cabin. Inspector, N. MerryiMan. Judges, D, R. McKillican, A, D. Lemaire, . Lake City-—Polls ‘at ’s Hotel. Inspector, James Creegan, Judges, P. A. Paine inae O'Conner., Relief till—Polls at Todd’s Hotel. Inspector,C. Harker, Judges, W. F. Cumanings, Jno. Reasoner.: © : i EO Columbia Hill--Polls at Donnelly’s Hotel. Inspector, W. HGrove. Judges, A. L. Woodruff, A. A. Olinger. : * Sweetland —Polls at Warner’s Store. In. ‘tor, Henry P.Sweetland. Judges, Wm. ‘arner, Jno. 3. Brown. Birchville—Polls at Newell's. store. ter, John O'Conner: Jud gaps. As French Corral—Polls at School How eae Inspector, Dave Alexander. Judges, Wm. _In. PART 1. TITLE IV. Of Crimes Against **See>aty Every a“with the performance of any duty under the previs ions of any law of this State relating to elec tions who willfully neglects or refusee to performit,or who .im his official capacity knowingly and fraudulentty acts in contra. vention or violation of any of the provisions of such laws is, unless a different punis ment for such act or omission is preseri by this Code, punishable by fine not excee ding cne thousand dollars, or by imprisonment. in the State Prison nut exceeding five ¥ * * 2 e8, procures, or allows himself to be reg’ -. less than @néhor more sine “@eeding one thousand or by impris. onment in the County Jail or State Prison not exceeding ome yésr, both. In all cases Therma the-trial of a person charged with any offense’ under the provisicns' of this section, it appears in evidence that the accused stands registered in the Great Register of any county without being qualified for such registration, the Court mustvorder such régistration to be cancelled. See, 43. Every person, who, after being daly ired by the Beard of Judges at any election, refuses to be sworn, or who, after being sworn, refuseseto answer aly pertinent.question propounded by such Board, tieching hitsight or the rig it of any other ferson to vote, isguilty.efa misdemeanor. 4 Séc. 44. Every p rson! summoned to apmons, is guilty of a misdemeanor. Bec. 45, Every pervén not entified to vote who fraudulentiy votes, andevery person who votes mord than ente‘atany one election or knowingly hand#imtwo or more tickets folded together, or Changes any bal. lot after the same-has Been deposited in the ballot box, or adds, or attempts to add, any balict to those legaily polled at any election -either by fraudwentiy inteodveing:. the same inte the ballot box before orafter the ballots therein have been counted, cr‘adés to or mixes with, or attempts. to add.to or mix with, thé ballots lawfully polled, other batlots, while the same syt . being-eointed or canvassed, or at amy other time, with intet to change the result of steh-election, ing wp or“fnvaifiatihg such election, or wilfully detains, mutilates, or destreys any election returns, or in any fnanner so interferes with the officers bolding such-election’ or conducting such canvass, or with the voters lawfully “exercising theirrigitts of election or canvass from being fairly held ani lewfanh? tonducted is*gnilty of felony. Sec. 46. Every person not entitled to vote,, who fraudulently attempts to vote, orwho, Leéing entitled to vote,attemptsta vote more than once at any election, is guilty of a nrisdemeanor. . Sec.47. Every person who procures, aids. assists, counsels, or advises another to sive or offer his voteat any election, knowing that the person ésnot qualified to vote, is guilty of.a misdemeanor, tala Sée. 43° Every ‘Officer or Clerk of Election who ads in changing or destroying ‘any poll list, or in placing any ballots in the . ballot box,or taking any therefrom, on.adds, or attempts to. add, any ballots to those %egully polled at guch “election, either by fraudulently introducing the same into the ballot box before orafter the ballots therein have been counted, or adds to or mixes with, or attempts to add to'or mix with, the bak lots polled, any other ballots, whil ne same are being counted or canvasse at any other time, with the intent to change result of such election,’or dilows apother to. do so when in his power to pre-. ventit, or carries away, or destroys, or knowingly allows another to stroy, any poll list, lawfully polled, is Iry away or dellot box, or ballots ishahle by. imprison. ment in the State Prison for not less than two nor more than seven years. Sec. 49. ery Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an election, who, previous to:-putting the ballot an elector in the ballet box, attempts to find ont any hame on such bal{ or who epens, or suffers the folded baltof any elector.which-has been, handed into be Opened or examined.previous. to putting the. same into the ballot. box, or who makes or places any. mark or device on any, folded ballot with the. view to ascertain the name.of.any persem-for.whom thé elector has voted,,or: who, without the consent of the elector, diseleses the name of any person which such Laspector, Judge, or Clerk has frapdulently om. illegally. discovered to. have. been. voted. fox by such electox; is punishable by, fine;.not less-than fifty nor more than five hundred dollars; Sec. 50.. Every person, who forges. or counterfeits returns. of an election purporting to. have been. held at.a precinct, town, or ward: where no election was:in fact held, orwilfully substitutes forged or ceunterfeit returns ‘of election in the place of the true returng, for a precinct, town, or ward where no ¢ on Was.actually held is punishable by imprisonment in the State Prison, for a terra of not less than two nor more than ten years. Se@ 5 Fwy son who yiifully adds td, oF a racts from, the votes, pe cest.at:an election, inany returns, or who alters such returns, is punishable by im‘prisonment in ‘the State Prison for not : that five years. Sec. 52. Every person who aids or abets hecomimission of any-of the ‘offenses mentioned in the four preceding sections, or’ who, being present at or cognizant of the commission of €ithes “Bsuch offenses, disturb any elector inthe free exereise of the right of-Eufffage; or furnishes any .elector wishing to Vote, Whitcarimof Sénd,with a ticket, informing or givihg such elector to understand that it contains-a name Written or printed thereon ditfere 1t from the name which is Written or printed thereon, or defrauds any elector at any such election, by deceiving and causing suck: e to votefor 2 different person or anyo: than he intended or desired te vote for or who, being Inspector, Judge, or Clerk ofany election; while acting as such, intluces. or attempts to induce any elector, either by Or reward or promise thereof, to vote differéntly from what sudh elector intended or desired to vote, he is guilty ofarmisdemeanor. Sec. 54 “Every person who, with intent to promote thé election of himself, or any other perven,; “ither.> 1. Fusnishes entertainment at his expense toany meeting ofelectors previous to or duringan election. 2. Pays for, procures, or engages to for any entertainment, aa 4 shes or engages to pay or deliver any money or groperty.fyr the purpose of procuring the attendance of voters at the . RQMS,,orsfor the purpose of.compensating BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. . any person for suring the attendance of . Cherokee—Polls at Jno. Fitter’s “Hotel. Vpn, Phemp lie, except theaammeyence at laapector, L. a Kathbun, Judges, H. Cal-} “", Furniahes.or to.pay. ep deliver anan, Kerr Phelan: Cn * . r Sut Juan--Polls at Colddi's store. In. {edded to promote the saath te yaa > A Se Judges, Simon . date, except for the aheuoesel holding and conducting public meetings fer the discussion of public questions, and of printing and péré previous to such election—is guilty of a tear be ke ; é : dato it dy" alection, offers tek toor procure the tinent of } ticular person To chaeteh an indubednenieconsideration to any-person to vote for, or procure or aid ir ng the election of such candidate, is guilty of a misdeS60. 66. Every pers nt alike’ coat . 56. ng a date, who : ole made in violation of the last section ‘to n, mich otendtoteecntans meee ft the candidate making the offer, is guilty of a RA ; See. 57. $$ 84, 85, 86. Every person who yes or offurs a bribe to any. ormem, political conr of any slative election, or vention, mittee, tred in the Great Register of any coun: SSMU Se vagistrs’ oy SP Shy ee not pear and testify before any Board of Regis~ ‘tration, who. willfuily.disebeys such sum. voting at such slection,.as to prevent such }, Prisen not te than. ¢ Moab : . 58.. Every person. who intimidations: of ‘uniswful tioltae we fully hinders or prevents electors from as. ser pe = sow Seentinn for the con. sideration of public Questions, is gui a Misdemeanc® eaity ot _. See. 58. Every person who willfully dic.turbs or-breaks-np-any public ibeliing electors onothers; lawfully being held for the purpore ef considering public ques: tious, is guilty of. “misdemeaner. ‘, >” Sec. 60. Every-person who makéy, ‘offers’ or_aecepts any. bet of wager upon the re. sult of any eleetion, or upon tiiesuccess or fellate of any person or candidate, or npoy Ke number of vats s to be Cast écither in’ the aggregate or for any particular candidate or upon the vite to be’cast by any person’ is guilt;-ef a, misdemeanor, : * See. 6f7 Every person who willfully vio. lates any. of the provisions of the laws of this State relating to elections, is, unless q different pynishment for stich violation ig prescribed by this Code, punishable by fing Hot excetding one thonsand dollars, or ty imprisonment in the State Prison. not ex. ceeding: fiveyecans, or by both. Order made and duted, Nevada, Cal., Oe. tober 7th, 1872. <JUOHN.HDSSEY: — J. W. ROBB, +". M. L. MARSH, Supervisors, 6rvarries away or destroys, or attempts to . . Attest: _T, C. PLUNKETT, carry away Or Gestipy; any poll like, or balf Clerk of the Board,lots’ or ballot box, for the purpose of breakBy Jxo. Parrison, Deputy. : MUSIC BOOKS. en HE following Music Books are ree. . Cmmended as being the best-of their class: ce ‘The Song Echo, for Schools. ..-.,.-.. 30 75 Kinkel’s Néw Methed for Keed Organ. Will be ready August 25.. ... Peters’ Eclectic Pino School. Over 7 ~ 900,000 copies in use... .,.,.40°3% Peters’ Burrowes’ Primer....40.. 5 8 Worrall'’s Guitar Sehool..2..7... 18 Féstival Chimes, for Singing Classes. . 1 5y Ne Plus Ultra Glee Book. With Piano or Orghyt'Accompaniment.... 1 Ludden’s Schpol forthe Voice....% 3 th Peters’ Art of Singing. .02 0: .c-ceeceer 3m Wichtl’s ViolinSthool (Peter&’ edition) °8 Kummer’s Fyftte School,..).... 30 Wimmerstedt’s Violin Sthool.... ve fi etedt’s Finte School. ... 2.. Wislie School osc es) os sheds 3 8 eters’ Parlor Companion. For Fhute, : Violin ONG Piano, . . + «04006 stasis aad Peters’ Parlor Companion. For Flute BB PRD) 45:4. chien b egaen ss dyeia’ 2¢ Any music will be sent, postpaid; on re. ceipt of the marked price. Address, d. hb. PETERS, am 599 Broadway, New York. _W. B. LAKE, Purchasing Agent, 3 San Francisco, ERSONS residing in the interior, and desiring goods of any kind, wilt find it greatly to their advantage and benefit to send their orders to me. I have duperior adyantages in purchasing goods of every description, wholesnle. or retail, Being well acquatnted with the business men of this city, Iam enabled to purchase goods cheaper than if the orders were sent direct:'to business houses in the city. Goods warranted: as represented and the best of references given. If desired, any article will be sent C. 0. D,. : : Write me what you Want, And I will send list of prices, which wik eonvince you that Icen ‘buy goods at low rates. “ Give me one Trial. ; Ww. B, LAKE. San Francisce, Aug. ist, 1872, DAILY TRANSCRIPT BOOK AND JoB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT ‘NORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STS., over the Nevada Ding Store. eke eee ; BROWN & DEAL, Prop’rs. Gata We have jist received from the California. Type Foundry, Painter’s Fourdry, San Francisco, and . the: Philadelphia naries, 3 large and superb stock of 8@-PLAIN AND: r : : . rd b? « . House. Inspector, Wm. M. Nutter. Judges, —_ not give infompanien iherpot he gm cme > . sages bie ‘for évery <class M.P. Hatch,A. J. Peiham. Grand Jury of the. proper county, or to . " Merchants and others in want of ~ Anthony House—Polis at Anthony House. peor Judea ‘08 tie. cnpedd bani Set ty 4+ BILL-HBADS;: . / LETTER-HEAD ce ag Tim Vg pee Judges, T. ©. \ig punishable by imprisonment in the Coun. . CIRCULARS, ° SHOW-CARDS, 3 ahd i ami iat’s H . ty Jailaforna period of @ix months, or inthe} . POSTERS, SHOP-BILLS, I nor David B , Jnde t's Hotel." State Prison not exceeding two yearsi,. Ree CHECKS. Inspector, David Brown. Judges, George . . 3. (gh (Boddy pettaadtiolop tore, ireats . LABELS, PAMPHLETS, as a ae menaces, bribery, or any corrupt means, ei) BY-LAWS, PROGRAMMES, LITTLE YORK ‘TOWNSHIP, thérdizectl y:on ta litectiy Stteutpte to fitia. BLANKS, TAGS, You Bet—Polls at Snell's. Inspector, T. . ence any elector in giving his vote,or tp deter WAY-BILTS, INVITATIONS P. Blue, Judges, B. ¥. Snell, H. L, Love-. him drom giving his vote, or ‘to déter him FICKETS. . DEEDS. joy. _ )} frem giving the same, or attempts by any BOSINESS§ CARDS, Little York—Polls at Drynan’s Hotel. In. means avhateverto we, resteain, hitder, or BALL CARDS, Or any other kind of Printing . Witt find it greatly to their advantage. have it executed at the: DAILY TRANSCRIPT. *“SOB PRINTING OF F1CB "BOOTS AND SHOES. Barry on hand Gente Ste By a 6 Misecera Childven's 8, Misses+ ‘s Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes Shippers, &ei All my Goods are from the best Manufaeturers of New York,Philadelphia and Boston. Rubber Boots, Gents, ies, Misses and Childre=’s Shoes, just from the menufaetory, received by the last steamer. I also have a full -aesortment*of Blacking, Nea Foot : wit Kip, Lining Skin ile date f ip a first class Shoe and ings de iy bod te. in the very best heap as auy Other h io this codaty, \ BROAD STREET; -KEVADA QTY. Oppesite National Exchange Motel. 7—_—_—_ Pm pene g 2 LOT OF. HORSES api GES and BUGGIES to be found. ta. this part of the State. . ~ Buggies, W e shortest notice and of good fabt ae any genI rey & ROBINSON have NI _§.P. BROWN, BR PUBLISE forner of I One Year-—in Six Months, Three Mouths Per week, J Auburn : GR § FYNBE unde thanks t« patronagé, an auce of the sa “on hand, inth article usual] OERY AND P tell them at th a Charter Capt Tam arent pany, which o different and kind ever awit bines buth L Bank. W Notary Pal Grass Valley -MIVERPO¢ AND Qi lope ae AY JAN. lst . ] $20 . ASSETS IN OVER CI” The Sha éponsible for t) pany. All Dire R.W. Tur ity. (IGARS JULIC ROAD STF received t fennine Pe % Peach AN pot And All Oth CIGAR OF EVERY Di Miners and ¢ will saves same by th sale prices, best Qualit Thankful for, linvite all desi GEV E JULES . Broad § ‘ext MARBI JOHN: (Succes 8, Sole Nails, Thread, EAN Pact Saw CONUMEW: