October 26, 1872 (4 pages)

so Seats ti _ to none. . a YOUNG, 3 No Cure, No Pay, . nigh STABLISHED in 1854, for the treat-' theamal of 21 hae and has pdoracur, E ment of Sexnaland Seminal Diseases. most celebrated : such as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Syphii ‘ The pee. rage 3 erg ee bs 7 — is in all its forms, Seminal Weakness, Imtionta§ he Very first of the wotld, and . Potency, etc. Skin Diseases (of years’ the su its treatment ranks it second Ha ag and Uleerated legs successfully ” PRIVATE DISEASES. the _ do they give puny and, diseased offsy potson, throu race efman. ‘The marks can be seen it Keryful, Gommuaption, Crippen Py Bo MERCURY, recomnized a MEDICAL ENEMY to the Vénereal, coe ok : who haye b L wi at. Skea P ISON. are not cured ; “ease has assumed a new form. Do NOT BY SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL ConE~ “Phat leaves the poisox to crawl through the sytsem, eating its -way into’ the tissues and organs beneath the apparently s7ideth sur: 4eve,to burst out in-the future with avin. * ‘enee that will baffle the effects of medicine, The young man who experiences that > growing weakhess in his muscular and men: tal organization should stop and eed Wihidnee ita tists; He wil) tind in the’ kness of ‘the back, trembling’ of*th* fimbs, ' disordered digestion, unaccountale failing * of the powers of the'mind, distaste for society, dread.of, impending trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and Tas. civics dreams, aecompatiied by growing s.crous other symptoma of disorganization, he positive traces: of that most, tergible and destructive of to Bas a tie od Weak. ness—wasting away his powers; destroying his hope of lifeand manhood, and dragging him along the broken path of ‘his existence; toward a prérua and loathsome grave, ‘fo him. whe his life dribbling-outin the discharge of the vital principle of existence insnecturnal and dinrnal emissions, cessation of the causes of its apice brings no relief. darriage, tint ‘holy office, the safeguard /aud hope.of manhood, brings to such a one " no hope.of cure, bit adds to-his misery in the knowledye that the one who looks to hiin for so much of ‘her happiness is a vietim of bis evit, and an innocent companion ot hispunishment. He adds to his misery and disorder until hope leaves him. There is ne -reseué except in proper and skillful treatment. Consult, then,-at once, a physician whose practice and careful research has made him thoroughly conversant with every plese of the disease.’ Thosé who have become victims of solitaryviees, that dreadfil, fascinaiing and destructable habit, that ’ fills thonsands of sick todng with pafalytics and consumptives, and hundreds of untime Y graves. w:th its misguided victims,should ednsult-wi_naont delay, one-who-will sympa. thise with, their sutierings. .Yo such the Doctor “would especially recommend himalt giving to eich and all guarantees of a Perfect. and Permanent Cure, without hinerance from business, change of Mink: fear of exposiire. ° : When a.Female isin troncle or afflicted with disease, and requires medigs! or surgical attenddncg, the fnquiry should be, where is there a physician who is fully eompetent to administer relief, and whose respectable standing in society recommends him to the contidanee of the community. 'The Dortor, understanding now imperatively Yecessery these req airements are, feels called upon to iuterpose, and by calling the ft. theafflicted to the fact that he Professor of Obstetrics and’ tur Twenty Years, and iw fully administer in all eases, both slirgically, not: in aswperficial manner, but in a8 thorough a manner as re FB of study and practice—both i hospitals families —tan make, to seve them from hands of he unqualified ous, and designng. Therefore, families can rely upon him as yon a father. All in affliction can find in him ome) who cil’ Aad ahd sympathise with and befriéiid thes n trouble—one be whose secresy the utmost co ee Cal cee ee es I OP eames pla ’ To Correspondents. . 5 . LETTERS.—Persons of either sea, who with to consult the Docter, and who canhot visit the ett stating theirsymptoms tn a letter, receive advice and assurance of acure at —. Al? Tétters. returned or deetroyed. Address é BENS. FP IOSSELIN, M.D. No. 618 Sacramento Street, Rear, Moutyomvy. Box Opes" “ ? No. 3s, Application fora, Patent to Placer Gold:Mining Claim. _ United States Land Office, '-} Sacramento, California,Ang, 16th, 1872. } ‘ } ICHARDeW, cPULLY: baviiy tiled his application in this office for a Patent to * Mining Claim,and the law and ipstructions in such CRAGEO tied i plica with, if is hereby ordered that the annexed Notice of such Appligatiofi be published for kixty daye, ee Nevada Daly tannery # newspapel she 3 € location of said. claim: oh Nevada ‘City, i Nevada ounty, State of Cahiformia. 0 a ee McFARLAND,: Register, A seni tae on the Claim. APPLICATION FOR PATENT TO. MIN. ee ee Notice is hereby given to whom it may concern, that an! pRucation, has. been.made hy Richard WeTully, of Nevada City and County, State of California, to the Govern. woeut of the United § for @ Patent to the folldwing described Placer Gold Min= ing Claim, situated in Omega Mining Distuict, in Nevada Coun x ote of Onlifornia, being bon y ot Gold mining claim of Wane fre pe ot Dy the Mining Claim of the Omega Water Co, on the Kast, Dy vacant growud' on ‘the South sud by the claims of Pense; Puller & Co. on the west, amd) more particularly described as follows, to-wit: ; onwurveyed and mini ral land being the ust one-half (E4s) of the 5 rter. (8 E&) and the Soath ange 11 East, Mount Diablo Base and Me. vidian, in the distriét(/efMilids subject to ale at Suermefto, California, and contain. bigg ome anda and twenty acres. Consh)tation, by Letter or otherPR aie tree ee In Males and Irregularities in Females are great d vot. health. "They insid. attack the system, and. gradually un. dermine,and destroy it; they drive she bleom from the ‘cheek, the lustre from the eye, the strength and vigor from: the ‘frame,’ ; pring, antl gh successive generations, ‘the Said . .ty of San Joaquin, State of California + . 1872, to pay the delinquent assessment, toDR. GIBBON has the pleasure of announcing that he has returned from visiting he principal Hospitals of Europe, and has resumed i at his, Dispensary, 623 Kearney Street, corner of Commercial, San Franciseo, where his old patients and these requiring his serviees may find him. ~ The Doctor has spared: neither time. nor money in seeking owt new remaedies, and has returned with increased facilities for the aileviation of human suffering, Horrible Diseases. : How many thousands of persons, both male and female, are there who are suffering out # miserable existence from the effect; of secret indulgences, or from virus absorbed inté' the system ! Lock at their pallid, emaciated and—disfigured-faces and their broken dowu colistitutions, disquali‘vr the-enjoyment of life. . In this horrid situz ‘thonsands snffer untild.ath closes the scene. Let parents, guardians, friends attend to aty_of those who are sufferin, with any of these horrible life destroying . maladies—see that they’ paiy eer for and cured before it be too iste Sénd them immediately to Dr. Gibbon, a>physician who has madc private disease his especial study ‘for years, and who is certain to cure the most inveterate cases without mercury or. fying them for the -happiness of marriage’t Medical and’ Sirgical Institute, 2INS!S19 Sackainents Strect, Corner of Leidesdorff Street—[A few doors Below.the WHRt Chea# Housd} SAN FRANCISCO. Private entrance on Leidesdorff Street, > Established expressly to afford the afflicted », Sound and Scientific Medieal aid, in. =a # the Ereatmabatt and Cure of alf~ . Private and Chronic diseases, Cases of 32 AND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS, .To the Afflicted. Se Sp ingress K. DOHERTY RETURNS 5 his sincere thanks to his numerowds -patients for their patronage, and would take this opportunity to rerbind them that. ne continues to consult at his Institute for the cure of chronic diseases of the Lings, Livér Kidneys, Digestive, ana Genito-Urinary Ctgans, and all Private Diseases, viz: Syphiis in, allits: forms andstages, Seminal eakness, and all the horrid consequences of self-abnse, Gonorh@a, Gleet; Strictures. Nocturnal: and: Diurnal: Emissior 3, Sexual . Debility, Diseases of the Back and. Loina. Inflammation of the Bladder and the Kidney, tc», 2nd hé hopes that hisiohg expe riencé dnd Suceéssful practice will continue to insure him a share of public patronage. By. the praties of, many years in -Earope and the United States he is enabled to apply the most efficent and successful remedie® against diseases of aH ‘kinds, He uscs ne mercury, charges ‘moderate, treats’ his ptt tients ima correct and honorable way, and has references of unqitestionable veracity from men of known respectability and hich inj us ‘i , 08. to.thosé who«are inter ested in the welfare of their friends, to be careful of the many pretended doctors who . infest all cities, publishing their skill in, curing all diseases in a few days, imposing inent physicians from Europe and other places’. Be, therefore, careful amd make strict inquiries, or you may fall into the iiands eftbhose charlatans, ' Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, the consequence of ees If is finpottant to those [stan . upon the-pnblic by using the names of em: . . ’ ¢eafness, loss of muscular power,and nu. sanding in society. All parties.consulting himby letter or otherwise, wil] receive the best end~géentles} treatment; and implcit . Secrecy, > 2 7. «», Lo, Gorr ndents, -. . Patients (male or-fenmile ‘residing in any part of the State, however distant,~who may desire the opinion and advice of Br. Doherty,in their respactive eases, and) wh k proper to*submit a written statement 6 such, in preference to holding a personaf interview, are respeetfully assured that their COMM UNICATION 8 abt, BE HELD Sa.' self abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence,,is practiiced. by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty; the following train of morbid symptoms, unless cembatted by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes,pain in thehead, ring. fag in the “ears, noise like'the ristling of leaves and the rattling of chariots, uncasiness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused ‘vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in-approachingstrangers, a disiike to form new .acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss of mem. ory,, hectic, flushes,.pimples. and various . stuptions about the face,. firted tongne, . fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats, monomania and frequent insanity. If relief be not obtained, persons so afflict. ed should apply immediately, either in: person or by letter, and have a cure effected by his new and scientific rhode of .treatiny shis disedse, which never fails of effecting quick and radi¢al eure. “Dr. G. ‘will give One Hundred DoLays to any one who will -prove satisfactorily to him that he was cured Of; Sie complaint by either of the San ‘AACISCS quacks. es Married Men, ; Or those who contemplate marriage, who are suffering under any of these. fearful nialudies, should tot forget the sacred responstbility resting uporr them, hor delay to obtain immediate retief. peaches Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s offi or sending fo# pnékages of medicings may rely upon his assurance of. confidential secrecy with implicit faith, and expect no moj than. to.-be:eHarged with fair and biti ally satisfactory remuneration. 6f Setvicks rendered, considering the cireumstances of the cases, muther thama tou prevalent and elfish practice of extortion among quacks and pretenders. , wis Dk. GIBBON .-is responsible, and wil) give to each patient a written ipstrum bihdiag himdelt to effdet aneéeeal land. rmanent cure, or make no charge, Cured at Home. Persons at a distance may be CURED_AT HOME, by sddressitig & letter to Dr. Gib. bon, stating case, smyptoms, length of time the disease has continned, and have medicine, promptly forwarded,.free from damuge aad curiosity, to aay’ part of fhe country, with full and plain directions for use.By enclosing $15 in currency or $10 in coin, in a registered letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., a package of medicine will be forwarded ' by express to.any part of the Union. 7 i Address DR. J) F. GIBBON, 698" Rettrney street, corner Commercial, San Francisco. Post Office Bow 19502" Ge EAIF OAT a Private entrance on Commercial st eet, Remember to put* BOX P9S7 on the fet! er. Consultations FREE, RF" Correspondents will please inform, DR. GIBBON that they rend his: ad vettise: ment in the Darty Transcript, myl KINKEL’s NEW METHOD, REED ORGAN. . WH Exons call the attention Of “Teach ers andAmateurs to Kinkel’s New Method for the Reed Organ and } odeon, which. we will issue bln jmiitedibe Ist. This work is pronounced superior to ail others of its class by Teachers who have exemined dit. It cont ins a.clearrand*siinple course of i utruct iO whereby any one may easily atquire the mastery of this favorite Instrument, with a few month’, study. It will abwaysobe &fa¢orite’ work: with the teacher, on aceount of its clearness and’ systematic progression; more of an amusement thane stady forthe pupil, and will’ prove a mine of wealth to the ama uer, on account of the many choice melodies, songs, etc., that Mr, Kinkel has selected and arranged expressly, for this work. Kinkel's New Method wili be mailed, postpaid, on receipt of $250. Address, J. L. PETERS, Broa@why, N.Y Send 30 cents for ried latest number of Peter’s Musical Monthly, and. you will get at least $4 worth of our Jatest a st Vocul end Instrumente! Piano Mfusie, eOGTTA ASSESSMENT NOTICE. . i a GOLD SILVER AND Cop. per Mining Company. Location of works, Empire Mini rict, U.evada County, State of Califomia. 8 here. by given that at a mecting of the Board of Trustees of said Company, held on the Sth day of October, A. D. 1872, an assessment of fifteen (15) cents ~per-share was levied upon the capital stock of said Company, fo ge Ragen e in United States gold coin, to the Secre at. his.office, No. 200 Main Street, in the atorkton. coun. Any stock upon which said assessment : Ghai Remo unipa ¢ 16th day of November Fie os Sine ome ed delivquent and duly advertised for sale at pelle : » ARG: unless payment shall be made before, will be sola on the 7th day of December, A. D. gether with costs of advertising and exOf sale. . ta * FS aa ot thi Bonen of zrubters. Niles Gea California, : olf . ttorney and Counselor at Law CRED AND' CONFIDENTIAL. If ‘the case be fully and candidly described, personal comlnuniéalion will be umnecessary, as in. structions, including diet, regimén, and the eneral treatment of the caseitself, (includ. ng the remedies) will be forwarded without delay, and in such a manner ag to convey no idéa of the purport of the letter or parcel so transmitted. Consultatiers by létter or otherwise FREE? Pcfmanent cure guaranteed or no pay. . Spermatorrheea,. ; DR.“ DOHERTY has just published an important pamphlet, embodying his wn views and experience in relation to Impo. tence or Virility, being-a short treatise on Spermatorrhwa, or Seminal Weakness, Nervous and. Physical Debility consequent on this affection and other diseases of the sex ual Organs. This little work contain Sin formation of the utmost value to all, Whether married or single, and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of Six Cents in postage strinps for rettirn postage. Address, W. K. DOHERTY, M. D, 824 San Francisto, Cnt; ‘UMMONS.—State of California, County kD of Nevada, ss. In the Distriet Court of of California, in and for the County of Nevada. The Peopleot the State of California send greeting to SAMUEL A. BU LER, defendant. You are, hereby required to appear.in an action brought inst you in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judi. cial District of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada,on the eighth day of October;>~1872, by SARAH A. GUT. vice on you of this Summons — if served within this county ; or, if served out of this,Cotiuty,-but in this District; within twenty days ; otherwise, within forty days or judgment will be taken against you by default, according to the prayer of said complaint. Being an action for the dissolution of the bonds of matrimony.existing between, the defendant ‘and. this on the grounds of failure of defendant to Rravide the common necessaries of life Por this,pluintiff. and acts of adultery committed by the said defendant. ‘Alse for ‘hé: costs of this action as more fully set forth in said complaint, And you ure hereby notified, that if you fail.to appearand answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintifY will apply‘to the Court tor the relief demanded therein, ‘ Governor of the State of California, for the pardon of Quong Yep, who was convicted in the Distriet. Court Of 16 13th Judicial District, Nevada county, of the crime of murder in the 2d degree, onthe 24th day of September, 1867, and Who was sentenced on the 80th of September, 1867, to under. eoimprisonment for the term ‘of 25 years in the State Paison of the State of California. Service by song cerpepted this 30th day of September, I tet McFARLAND. Late District Judges Service of the above is hereby poem this Sth day of October, 1872, , ft . ——=JOHN CALDWELL, i Ex-District Attorney. James W, Coffeoth, Atty for. Pet’r, . 06. Notice to Creditors, _— KR OF JOSERH M Notice is hereby given” by the under. dersigned Execuirix estate, to the creditors of, and 21] persons Ferre corner of Brow’ and Ping Sets nse le :* 8 t $Y Election will be held throughout the PStanislaus, Santa Clara, af office. L, D. Butt, D. W. Leech. t f p : istric > St street, Inspector, Wilson Foster. he Fourteenth Judicial District of the State Fred Specker, Ed. Byimekill. knector, Wm. H, Brandon, Judges, T. P. Merrill, 8S. O. Peasspector, J. H. .elinJudges, 0, EB. Mulluy, Geo. E. Turner. atinés ing. Plaintiff, M. Barker, Wm. Melarky. hotel. Inspector, J. Scholtthaner, Judges, H.Q Roberts, Sheptiard Davis. House. Inspector, Wm. M, M. P. Hatch, A. J. Pelham. Tuylor, R. D. Williams. or, David Connolly. John O'Gara. Inspector, J.C. Cooke rly. i Eastman, J. M. Starr, ; ie: Senate such elector intended or desired to vote, heis.} ; guilty ofa misdemeanor. . Ee. CHOW SEF. eubin: D, RB. McKillican, A. D. Lemaire. Spector, James Creégen, Paine, Hush O’Connor, i spector,C. Harker, Judges, Jno. Reasoner. Inspector, WY Woodruff, A. A. Olinger. anan, Kerr Phelan. spector, Juno. A, Beeley. of the above named . Furth. State of California, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Sacramento, Ovt. sty 1872.)1 . OTICE is hereby given that a General’ } -tate on Tuesday, the fifth day of Novetnber, A. D, 1872, when the following officers” are to be clectéd e: Four Representatives to the Congress of ‘the United States, to be elected In the foF lowing manger. i One Representative in the First Congressional District, composing the city and county of San Francisco. < Une Repregentative in the.Second. ConSresstonalDistric hk Sa fe the counties of Contra Costa, Alameda, San Joaquin,Cal. * averas, Amador, El Dorado, Sacramento, Placer, Nevada, Alpine and Tuolumne. ne Representative in the Third Congress. ionai District, comprising the counties of Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Lake, Solano, Xclp, Sutter, Yuba, Sierra, Butte, Plumas, Lassen fehaina, Coluss. Mendocino, Humboldt, Norte. : Uue Representative in the Fourth Congressional District;comprising the counties of San Diego, Los Angeles. San Bernardino, Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispd, Tulare, Mofitery, Fresnd, Kern, Merced,-Mariposa, Santa Cruz, San Mateo, Mane pad tayo. ere There wilbaiso'be elected Six-Electors of President and Vice President of the United States. 3 : en, AndIdo -hereby offer. a reward of One i Huudred Dollars for the arrest and cenvic. tion of_any aud every person violating any of the provisions of Title IV, Part I. of the Penal Code; such tewards-to be paid util the total amount liervafter expended for tre purpose reaches.the suim of Ten Thousand Dollars, sae In witness whereef, Ihave hero. seul } with set-my-heand and caused the { —— j} Great Seabot the State of California t» be ajfixed, Done at Sacraments, this first ober, A. D. 1872. WiEWLTON BOOTH, Governor. Drury Malone, See.of State. In accordance“with the foregoing Procla Mution of the Governor of ‘the State of Cal. ifornia, itis hereby ordered that a. General Election. be held on Thesddy, the fifth day ovember, A. D. 1872, at the several elec. tionpréeincts of. Nevada County. :for the follywi Six Etee dent.-” eH j Vue Representative for-tne Second Conof President anu Vice Presi. One Supervisor forthe setend Supervisor District, composed of the. To Snips of Grass Valley, Rough “& Ready anc ittle . ¢ York 5 = 1 With Section 1,142 of the Political Code of the State of California, that the-following . t pointed, offizers of election inand tor their respective precincts. And that said election . 4 be held in the house or room designated opMEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP. Trackee pracihct—Inspedtor,W. C. Rich Polling place, at Keiser’s hotel, Front street, The territory heretofore included in GarlBoca—Place of polls at Doane’s lumber i Inspector, L. E. Doane: Judges, WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. Washington—Polls at McBeans, Main Judges, t Omeyga—Polls at Mrs. Lyons, hotel. In¢ & NEVADA TOWNSHIP. Névada—Polis at (the Court House. InBlue Tent—Polls at the school house. Grass Valley--Polls at Concert Hall. InGoad. Judges, 8. Lathrop, Judges. W. A, Buena Vista— Polls at Geo, Kreiss’s BuildInspector, Geo. Kreiss, Judges, D. ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP, »Rengh and Ready --Polls at Walling’s . i Indian Springs==Polls st Indian Springs Nutter. Judges, Anthony House—Polls at Anthony House, EUREKA TOWNSHIP. Eureka—Polls at Decker House. InspectJudges, W.-P. Morris, Moore’s Flat—Polls at the Skating Rink. Judges, J. C, BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. North Bloomfeld-Polls atJdebn Marion's Inspector, N. Merryuian. Judges, I Lake’ City--Polls at’ Paine's Hotel. In. Judges, P. A.jt Rebief Hill—Polis at Todd’s Hote. In. Ww. F.Cuminings, Columbia Hill—Polls at Donnelly’s Hotel Grove. Judges, A. L. I BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. Cherokee—Polls at Jno. Fitter’s Hotel. Inspector, L. D. Rathbun, Judges, LH. Caltore. InJudges, Simon San‘Juan--Polls at Colodi's Jos. G. Dickson. Sweetland —Polls at Warner’s Store. In. Raving clotme Kealnst one estate of Joseph ‘Saal peg . . Sweetland. Judges, Win. ironing ballots, bandbilie ae ne 2 eek, deceased, to exhibit tt . Wi eee SRO. &. BRUWN. ) ; " tion ~is gui the grt os vouchers,-within ten twonthe B eg Se A at ake pa *. te aes hitb Pe agahedesenates tt from the first publication of this notice to . Spector, John maar. a Fs de COMES FT sec. 55. Even rson being candi 4 Sec, 55. person w: 4 a the undersigned at her place of Pesidence . John ogart y. date st any pt ona sieete aan Bush and Ready, County of Nevada, . _ French Corral—Polls at School Hon-e. point or procure the appointinent of any mee State ot Califomiay Me befor, Dave Alexander, Judges, Wim, . Blut person to office as an inducement or ie ‘sa ade 8, a . Eddy, Benjamin Aiderson, consideration to any pergon to vote for, or Pha utrix estate oseph Meek, * ig es euebiooe sce eae: precure or. aid in brocuring the elec. ceased, let; 1000 : : —_ odin meee Crimcs. Against Womofsach candidate, is guilty of a misde. emAgt, 1879.05 9» m2) co: ve c mesnor. Cia Wi “& Johnson, Attorneys for the} See! 41. Perwon ‘charged: with the} "'Ses.58. Every perio m, not being & candipstate, sabe 02 . performance of any duty under the previs. date, whe conn apy.offer made in oe ; ions of any law of this State reluting to elec. Wiolation of the last section té any Notice to Creditors. . Hons Who willfully neglects or refusce tc . with meant ta induee hinne veta for-or te perform it, or who in. his official capacity Trinity, Shasta, Siskiyow Klamath and Del . + than once at an misdemeanor, stroy, any poll list, ba posite the name of each of sdid precincts, viz; lawfully polled, is‘punishab ment inthe State Prison for no two nor more than seven years. mond, Judges, G. W. Giffin, K. Cruthers, of an election, putting the same into the ballot who mukes or places any mark or device on any folded ballot with the view to. ascermentioned in the four or who, being present at or cognizant of . any tmaoney or property -for the Purpose of polls, any person for procuring voters at the pitin voters who are sick or intir’ any money or property tended to prqmote the election of any candi-} h date, except for the expensesof holding and conducting public meetings fer the discuss.’ ister of any county for such registration, the Court such registratioh to hecancelled. Sec, 432 ohh sage ink who, after being thy Board,of Judges atlany “lection, Refuses to be sworn, or who, after duly required by being sworn,refuses to answer any pertinent question prdpounded by such Board,. touching his right or-the right of any other person to vote, is@iilty of.a nisdemeanor, ‘See. 44. Every p rson summoned to appear and testify before any Board of Registration, who willfully disobeys such surhmeas, is guilty of a misdemeanor, Sec, 45. Every person not entitled to vote Who fraudulently votes, and every person who votes more than once atany one elevtion“ or knowingly hands in two er more tickets ovate r, or changes any ballot after the same has been deposited in the ballot box, or adds, or.attempts to add, any balict to those legnily policd ut any election either by fraudulently introducing the same into the ballot box before crafter the ballots thercin have been counted, cr-adds to or mixes with, or attempts to add to or mix with, the ballots lawfully polled, other ballots, while the-semte—are being cognted or canvassed, or at any other time, with intet to chtinge the result of such election, . OF carries away or destroys,or attenrpts tu . . Carry away or déstroy, any poll list, or ballots’ or ballot box, for the purpose of breaking up or invalidating such election, or wilfully detains, mutilates, or destri *yS any election returns; or in any manver sv inter. . feres with the officers holding such ¢lection or conducting such canvass, or with ‘the voters lawfully ‘excréising their rights of. voting at,sach election, a to prevent such election or canvass from. being fairiy held und jawfully conducted is guilty of felony. See. 45. Every person not entitled to vote, Who fraudulently attempts to vote, or who, being entitled to véte attempts to vote more y election, is guilty of a* See. 47. Evety person who protires, aids, assists, conusels, or advisesanother to tive or offer his vote at any election, that the guilty of a nrisdemeanor. knowing person is not qualitied ‘to vote, is See. 43° Every officer or Clerk of Election who aids in changing or destroying «any ¢ National and State officers, viz: poll list, or in plecinu any ballots in the ballot box,er takingatry therefrom, or adds, or attempts to adi, any bellots to those legally polled at such gressiqnal District, and fraudulently introducing the sume into the : ballot box before oratter-the ballots therein have been counted, or adds to or mixes with, election, either by yr uttempts to add to or mix with, the bal. ots polled, any other’ ballots, while the And it.is further ordered, in accordance Pampe ae being counted or canvassed, or at any ther time, with the intent to change he -rest ay, Or'destroys, or kuuwugly allows’ anothermto carry away or-det box, or ballots huprizop288 than Sec, 49. Every Inspector, Judge, or who, previous to putting the ballot of an elector -in the ballot ‘box, at: ‘ } ? tempts to find ont any name on such balisle and Tinker _Precincgs is new fncluded . . lot, or who opens or suffers the folded balin Truckee Precinct. lot of any elector which lyas-been handed nto be opened or examined previous to box, or “in the name of any person for whom the elector has voted,wor who, without the conseut of the elector, discloses the name of any person which such ee } prepecten, Judge, or Terk has“ traudulently or illegally _ disovered to have been voted for by such elector, is punishable by fine, not less than fifty nor more than five hundred dollars. Sec. 60. . Every person. who forges. or counterfeits returns of:un election purporting to have been held ata precinct, town, or ward where no election was in fact held, LER, plaintitf, aud to answer the comInspector, Horace Hale. Judges, J. Moody orwilfully substitutes forged or counter. Plainttiled therein, within. ten Sy (ex. Sr, Harvey Cooper. feit returns of election in the place of the Clusi¥é of the day of service)after fie. serGRASS-VALLEY TOWNSHIP. true returns, for a precinct; town, or ward where no election was actually held is pun. ishable by imprisonment in the State Prison for a term of not Jess spector. J. C, Ge ton, ; . rf fires Springs—Polls at Little’s Building, . ‘#42 ten years. Inspector, F. K. Strdtsman. Patridge, 8. W. Davis, to, or swbtracts trom, east at an electién, iu any réturns, or who alters such returns, ‘is punishable by imprisonment in less than one nor than two nor more who wilfully adds the votes, actually Sec ‘51, Kvyery person the , State Prison for not more than five years, Bec. 52. Every person who aids or abets n the commission of any of the offenses preceding sections, he commission of either of such’ offenses, docs not give informatien thereof a8 soon 48 practicable to the District Attorney or Grand Jury of the some Justice of the proper county, or to Peace of such county, elector at any such election, by déceivine and causing personor anyoftice than hé intended ‘or dc. sired to vote for: or who, being Judge, or Clerk ofany election, while acting as such, induces. or attémpts'td Induce any elector, either by menace or reward,or promsuch elector to vote for a diferent Inspector, se thereof, to vote differently from’ whet Sec, 54, Every person who, with intent to ¥-mote the election of hiniself, or any other person, “ither. é } 1. Farnishes entertainment at his expense oany meeting of electors previous to or durbg an election. 2. Pays for, procures, or engages to pay for any such entertainment, 3. Furnishes or engages to pay or deliver procuring the attendance of yoters at the or for the purpose of compensating the attendance or » except the cohveyance of im. 4, Furnishes or engages tS pay or deliver for any ‘purpose inia THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF knowingly ayd fraudhiéntly acts ih contre. } 1 Deabeldete smiioe, rete Sowers ¥.1 Albert i, : Notice is . vention or violation of any of the provisions miscemeanor. — ape a hereby given by the ubdersighed, adminis. . uf such laws is, unless a different punish. Sco, 57. §$ 84, 85, 86. Ev ‘person who trator of the Estate of Albert Lindsey, . ment for suck act or omission is-prescribed . of or. offers a bribe to any or mem. deceased, to the + Ane ereons . } Code, punishable by fine not excee. toraf ane legisiative cauens, political con. having claims c te-ex. . ding «ne thousand dollars, or by imprison. . ntion, committee, primary. or Bibit the same with the necessary vouchers i athcring of : ny kind, thre} within 10 months after the first nati of such election, or allows BD. named persons be, and they are hereby ap-. other to a #2 When in his power to preventit, or carries Clerk! “er one thousard-dollars, or by impris. . bodies in onment in the County Jail or State Prison . Celvesor offers to not vicesding one yeat, or by both. In all cases where,on the trial ofa person charged with any offense “under the provisicns of . fourtee this section, it appears in evidence that the accused stands registered in the Great Regoutbeing qnalifica must order 2 rq Sideration of public Prison not less than wec. 58. Ever rson who. by. ’ acide ae ener violtnes mn fully hinders. or prevents electors from as. seinbling in public meeting for the con. questions, 18 Guilty oy a misdemeanor, Sec. 59. Every person who willfulh turbsor breaks wp any public sivelieg oy the purpose of considerimyz Bublic ques. Jong, is guilty of “misdemean ry, * Sec. 60. Every person who izkes, offers or accepts any bctor wager upon the re. sult of any election, or upon the SUCCESE OF failure of any person or candidate, on Upon the number of votes tobe cast cither in the © aggregate or for any partichlar: candidate or ppeay the vote-to-be cast by any’ person’ is ghilty of 4 misdemeanor. : : c. 61, *Every-person who willfully vio. ‘8 ghy wf the provisions of the laws of this Stute relating to elections, is, unless a ‘different punishment for such Violation iy prescribed by this Code, punishable "by ting not exceeding one thousand dollars, or by tnprisonment in the State.trigon not ex. ceeding five year’s, or by both, Order made’ and dated, Nevada, Cal., O¢. tober 7th, 1872, JOUN HUSSEY, é. W. ROBB, M.L. MARSHS~ ; hen ons Su bervisorg, Clerk of the Board, ~ By Jwo. Parrison, Deqity. Attest: . MUSIC Books, — H Shane followitig Music Boeks are rec. cmmended as being the best of their Class: . PRICF The Song Echo, for Schools. ;.. oab0 75 Kiukel's New Method for Reed Organs Will be ready August 25. .4. 26 Peters’ Ectecti¢ Piano Scliool. Over 300,000 copies in use. 2. ba kenge e305 Peters’ Burrowes’ Primer.... 50 Wortall’s Guitar School, . 2.228 rey Any music will be sent, postpaid; on receipt of the marked price. Address, 3 J. GL: PETERS, Broadway, New York. OE he ee igh W.-B. LAKE, g Purchasing Agent, San Francisco. SONS residing in the interior, ana désizi goods of any kind, will © their advantage and benefit to send theirerders to ime, I have eu. perior advantages if yurchasing goods of . every Gescription, wholesale or retail. Being well acquainted wit he business men of this city, lam enabled to goods cheaper than if the orders were direct to business houses in the city, Go 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 wilt convince you thatI can buy goods at low rates, ‘ v ; : Give me one Trial. W. B. LAKE. San Francisco, Aug. Ist, 1872. : DAILY TRANSCRIPT BOOK AND Jon” PRINTING ESTASTISHMENT ¢NORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STS., over the Nevada Drug Store, BROWN & DEAL, Prop’rs. : be eS 0 8 We have just received froin the California Type Foundry, Painter’s Foundry, San Francisco, and the lhiladelphia: Foundries, a large and superb stock of ™PLAEN AND. FANCY TYPE,“@q suitable for every class of Printing. Merchants and others in want of BILI-HEADS, LETTER-HEAD electors or others, lawfully being held tor — Festival Chimes, for Singing Classes. 1 $y: Ne Plus Ultra Glee Book. 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AND GL C MAPITAL AN] JAN, Ist 18 $20, OVER . ponsible for th JOB PRINTING OF FICE ~s, tetera np tedtteettmentlcieperpienn elles ca cinahasidalicpiimnececies ic, BOOTS AND SHOES. WM. R. COE hee constantly on hand Geuts’ Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, La. dies, Misses & Children's Ralmorels, Gaiters, Shoes Slippers, &&, . . All my Goods are from the best Manufae. turers of New York,Philadélphia and Boston, . Rubber Boots, Gents, Ladies, Misécs 4nd . Childrex’s Shoes, just from the mantifacto. TY, received by the last steamer. Lalso have . # full assortment of Blacking, Nea _ Foot Oil, French Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole Leather. Lace Leather, Pegs, N 8ils, Thread, Nails; Lasts, and in faet everything: be found in a first class Shoe aid Finding Store.’ REPAIRING DONE in the very best style. Boots aud Shoes made to order, — BROAD sTREET: NEVADA OITY Opposite National Exchange Ifotel._ ns _ I. ANCASTER & ROBINS N have. the LARGEST LOT OF HOusus and CARRIAGES and BUGGIES to be found in this part of the State. and Hacks to let at the shcrtest notice and. on the most reasonable terms. = style and capable aise, In testimony wh <a HR Inspector, Tin Connolly. Jy ge8; TC. ES ; 3 i ink : WROIT 3 : \ ual Plunkett, Cheri of Districk bay Bourne, Guilford Bullard. sige ous os euat aca ws epee hep saa retry "youtaae toca (—-~) aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand Mooney Flut—Polis at Sehthidt’s Hotel. pS Aardag Perkasie dios Saar ve he hares RECEIPTS CHECKS, é and impress the Seal of snid Court; at office, Inspector, David Brown. Judges, George s oer ETE) Sema HESS ppp PULETS” in the City of Nevada,.on the 9th day of . Schmidt, W. L. Baldwin. ee a Bick Prag 2by force, threats BY LAWS PROGRAMMES. ne October, A. D. 1879. ; : LITTLE YORK TOWNSHTP menaces, bribery, or uy corrupt means, eiTANKS’’ pr _. ?. EVERY Dk T. C. PLUNKETT, Clerk. ead sedis! a : therdirectly or indirectly attempts te influ. B ANKS, Rie) . FINEST T By John Pa‘tison, Deputy. You Bet—Polls at Snell's, Inspector, T, . .ence any elector in giving his vote,or to deter WAY-BILLS, ENVITAT TONS. : dohn Caldwell. Plaiptitt's Attorney, “old P. Blue. Judges, ak. Suell, H,. L. Love. him from giving his vote, or to deter him TICKETS, . DER i ers and Cc ——~ _ joy. from giving the same, or attemnpts by any BU SINESS CARDS, will save m A lication fo P d Little York—Polls at Drynan’s Hotel. In. means whatever toawe, restrain, hinder, or BALL CAKDs, sa b , pp r kardon. spector, Harvey Robb, Judges, V. Curran, distard any elector in the free exerdise of the Or. any other kind of Printing oo we oy BS Win. D. Applin. right of suffrage, or furnishes any elector y <n sale prices. To the Hon.-T. B. McFarland, ex-District . Lowell Hill—Polls at Regan’s house,’ InWishing towote, who tampot read, with atick. Will find it greatly to their advantage — a Judge, and John Caldwell, ex-District At. . 5Pector, F. 't. Maguice. Judges, J. B. Frick, . et, informing or giving such elector to under. . ‘ Quality Cérucy. =. de miu cer : meets that it contains aname written or prin. . have it exeeated at the kfal for t sh aaa . ° 5 : unt’s Hill-~Polls at 3 cCauley’s Hotel. } te¢thereon ditfere at from the nameé-which is Thenkfal [Sa eine Tuspector, ‘Thomas: Hanly. Judges, J. A. . written or printed thereon, or defrauds any DAILY. THANGORIP? invite all desir: from the in . Sia Pes

so Seats ti _ to none. . a YOUNG, 3 No Cure, No Pay, . nigh STABLISHED in 1854, for the treat-' theamal of 21 hae and has pdoracur, E ment of Sexnaland Seminal Diseases. most celebrated : such as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Syphii ‘ The pee. rage 3 erg ee bs 7 — is in all its forms, Seminal Weakness, Imtionta§ he Very first of the wotld, and . Potency, etc. Skin Diseases (of years’ the su its treatment ranks it second Ha ag and Uleerated legs successfully ” PRIVATE DISEASES. the _ do they give puny and, diseased offsy potson, throu race efman. ‘The marks can be seen it Keryful, Gommuaption, Crippen Py Bo MERCURY, recomnized a MEDICAL ENEMY to the Vénereal, coe ok : who haye b L wi at. Skea P ISON. are not cured ; “ease has assumed a new form. Do NOT BY SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL ConE~ “Phat leaves the poisox to crawl through the sytsem, eating its -way into’ the tissues and organs beneath the apparently s7ideth sur: 4eve,to burst out in-the future with avin. * ‘enee that will baffle the effects of medicine, The young man who experiences that > growing weakhess in his muscular and men: tal organization should stop and eed Wihidnee ita tists; He wil) tind in the’ kness of ‘the back, trembling’ of*th* fimbs, ' disordered digestion, unaccountale failing * of the powers of the'mind, distaste for society, dread.of, impending trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and Tas. civics dreams, aecompatiied by growing s.crous other symptoma of disorganization, he positive traces: of that most, tergible and destructive of to Bas a tie od Weak. ness—wasting away his powers; destroying his hope of lifeand manhood, and dragging him along the broken path of ‘his existence; toward a prérua and loathsome grave, ‘fo him. whe his life dribbling-outin the discharge of the vital principle of existence insnecturnal and dinrnal emissions, cessation of the causes of its apice brings no relief. darriage, tint ‘holy office, the safeguard /aud hope.of manhood, brings to such a one " no hope.of cure, bit adds to-his misery in the knowledye that the one who looks to hiin for so much of ‘her happiness is a vietim of bis evit, and an innocent companion ot hispunishment. He adds to his misery and disorder until hope leaves him. There is ne -reseué except in proper and skillful treatment. Consult, then,-at once, a physician whose practice and careful research has made him thoroughly conversant with every plese of the disease.’ Thosé who have become victims of solitaryviees, that dreadfil, fascinaiing and destructable habit, that ’ fills thonsands of sick todng with pafalytics and consumptives, and hundreds of untime Y graves. w:th its misguided victims,should ednsult-wi_naont delay, one-who-will sympa. thise with, their sutierings. .Yo such the Doctor “would especially recommend himalt giving to eich and all guarantees of a Perfect. and Permanent Cure, without hinerance from business, change of Mink: fear of exposiire. ° : When a.Female isin troncle or afflicted with disease, and requires medigs! or surgical attenddncg, the fnquiry should be, where is there a physician who is fully eompetent to administer relief, and whose respectable standing in society recommends him to the contidanee of the community. 'The Dortor, understanding now imperatively Yecessery these req airements are, feels called upon to iuterpose, and by calling the ft. theafflicted to the fact that he Professor of Obstetrics and’ tur Twenty Years, and iw fully administer in all eases, both slirgically, not: in aswperficial manner, but in a8 thorough a manner as re FB of study and practice—both i hospitals families —tan make, to seve them from hands of he unqualified ous, and designng. Therefore, families can rely upon him as yon a father. All in affliction can find in him ome) who cil’ Aad ahd sympathise with and befriéiid thes n trouble—one be whose secresy the utmost co ee Cal cee ee es I OP eames pla ’ To Correspondents.. . 5 . LETTERS.—Persons of either sea, who with to consult the Docter, and who canhot visit the ett stating theirsymptoms tn a letter, receive advice and assurance of acure at —. Al? Tétters. returned or deetroyed. Address é BENS. FP IOSSELIN, M.D. No. 618 Sacramento Street, Rear, Moutyomvy. Box Opes" “ ? No. 3s, Application fora, Patent to Placer Gold:Mining Claim. _ United States Land Office, '-} Sacramento, California,Ang, 16th, 1872. } ‘ } ICHARDeW, cPULLY: baviiy tiled his application in this office for a Patent to * Mining Claim,and the law and ipstructions in such CRAGEO tied i plica with, if is hereby ordered that the annexed Notice of such Appligatiofi be published for kixty daye, ee Nevada Daly tannery # newspapel she 3 € location of said. claim: oh Nevada ‘City, i Nevada ounty, State of Cahiformia. 0 a ee McFARLAND,: Register, A seni tae on the Claim. APPLICATION FOR PATENT TO. MIN. ee ee Notice is hereby given to whom it may concern, that an! pRucation, has. been.made hy Richard WeTully, of Nevada City and County, State of California, to the Govern. woeut of the United § for @ Patent to the folldwing described Placer Gold Min= ing Claim, situated in Omega Mining Distuict, in Nevada Coun x ote of Onlifornia, being bon y ot Gold mining claim of Wane fre pe ot Dy the Mining Claim of the Omega Water Co, on the Kast, Dy vacant growud' on ‘the South sud by the claims of Pense; Puller & Co. on the west, amd) more particularly described as follows, to-wit: ; onwurveyed and mini ral land being the ust one-half (E4s) of the 5 rter. (8 E&) and the Soath ange 11 East, Mount Diablo Base and Me. vidian, in the distriét(/efMilids subject to ale at Suermefto, California, and contain. bigg ome anda and twenty acres.. Consh)tation, by Letter or otherPR aie tree ee In Males and Irregularities in Females are great d vot. health. "They insid. attack the system, and. gradually un. dermine,and destroy it; they drive she bleom from the ‘cheek, the lustre from the eye, the strength and vigor from: the ‘frame,’ ; pring, antl gh successive generations, ‘the Said . .ty of San Joaquin, State of California + . 1872, to pay the delinquent assessment, toDR. GIBBON has the pleasure of announcing that he has returned from visiting he principal Hospitals of Europe, and has resumed i at his, Dispensary, 623 Kearney Street, corner of Commercial, San Franciseo, where his old patients and these requiring his serviees may find him. ~ The Doctor has spared: neither time. nor money in seeking owt new remaedies, and has returned with increased facilities for the aileviation of human suffering, Horrible Diseases. : How many thousands of persons, both male and female, are there who are suffering out # miserable existence from the effect; of secret indulgences, or from virus absorbed inté' the system ! Lock at their pallid, emaciated and—disfigured-faces and their broken dowu colistitutions, disquali‘vr the-enjoyment of life. . In this horrid situz ‘thonsands snffer untild.ath closes the scene. Let parents, guardians, friends attend to aty_of those who are sufferin, with any of these horrible life destroying . maladies—see that they’ paiy eer for and cured before it be too iste Sénd them immediately to Dr. Gibbon, a>physician who has madc private disease his especial study ‘for years, and who is certain to cure the most inveterate cases without mercury or. fying them for the -happiness of marriage’t Medical and’ Sirgical Institute, 2INS!S19 Sackainents Strect, Corner of Leidesdorff Street—[A few doors Below.the WHRt Chea# Housd} SAN FRANCISCO. Private entrance on Leidesdorff Street, > Established expressly to afford the afflicted », Sound and Scientific Medieal aid, in. =a # the Ereatmabatt and Cure of alf~ . Private and Chronic diseases, Cases of 32 AND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS, ..To the Afflicted. Se Sp ingress K. DOHERTY RETURNS 5 his sincere thanks to his numerowds -patients for their patronage, and would take this opportunity to rerbind them that. ne continues to consult at his Institute for the cure of chronic diseases of the Lings, Livér Kidneys, Digestive, ana Genito-Urinary Ctgans, and all Private Diseases, viz: Syphiis in, allits: forms andstages, Seminal eakness, and all the horrid consequences of self-abnse, Gonorh@a, Gleet; Strictures. Nocturnal: and: Diurnal: Emissior 3, Sexual . Debility, Diseases of the Back and. Loina. Inflammation of the Bladder and the Kidney, tc», 2nd hé hopes that hisiohg expe riencé dnd Suceéssful practice will continue to insure him a share of public patronage. By. the praties of, many years in -Earope and the United States he is enabled to apply the most efficent and successful remedie® against diseases of aH ‘kinds, He uscs ne mercury, charges ‘moderate, treats’ his ptt tients ima correct and honorable way, and has references of unqitestionable veracity from men of known respectability and hich inj us ‘i , 08. to.thosé who«are inter ested in the welfare of their friends, to be careful of the many pretended doctors who . infest all cities, publishing their skill in, curing all diseases in a few days, imposing inent physicians from Europe and other places’. Be, therefore, careful amd make strict inquiries, or you may fall into the iiands eftbhose charlatans, ' Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, the consequence of ees If is finpottant to those [stan . upon the-pnblic by using the names of em: . . ’ ¢eafness, loss of muscular power,and nu. sanding in society. All parties.consulting himby letter or otherwise, wil] receive the best end~géentles} treatment; and implcit . Secrecy, > 2 7. «», Lo, Gorr ndents, -. . Patients (male or-fenmile ‘residing in any part of the State, however distant,~who may desire the opinion and advice of Br. Doherty,in their respactive eases, and) wh k proper to*submit a written statement 6 such, in preference to holding a personaf interview, are respeetfully assured that their COMM UNICATION 8 abt, BE HELD Sa.' self abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence,,is practiiced. by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty; the following train of morbid symptoms, unless cembatted by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes,pain in thehead, ring. fag in the “ears, noise like'the ristling of leaves and the rattling of chariots, uncasiness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused ‘vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in-approachingstrangers, a disiike to form new .acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss of mem. ory,, hectic, flushes,.pimples. and various . stuptions about the face,. firted tongne, . fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats, monomania and frequent insanity. If relief be not obtained, persons so afflict. ed should apply immediately, either in: person or by letter, and have a cure effected by his new and scientific rhode of .treatiny shis disedse, which never fails of effecting quick and radi¢al eure. “Dr. G. ‘will give One Hundred DoLays to any one who will -prove satisfactorily to him that he was cured Of; Sie complaint by either of the San ‘AACISCS quacks. es Married Men, ; Or those who contemplate marriage, who are suffering under any of these. fearful nialudies, should tot forget the sacred responstbility resting uporr them, hor delay to obtain immediate retief. peaches Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s offi or sending fo# pnékages of medicings may rely upon his assurance of. confidential secrecy with implicit faith, and expect no moj than. to.-be:eHarged with fair and biti ally satisfactory remuneration. 6f Setvicks rendered, considering the cireumstances of the cases, muther thama tou prevalent and elfish practice of extortion among quacks and pretenders. , wis Dk. GIBBON .-is responsible, and wil) give to each patient a written ipstrum bihdiag himdelt to effdet aneéeeal land. rmanent cure, or make no charge, Cured at Home. Persons at a distance may be CURED_AT HOME, by sddressitig & letter to Dr. Gib. bon, stating case, smyptoms, length of time the disease has continned, and have medicine, promptly forwarded,.free from damuge aad curiosity, to aay’ part of fhe country, with full and plain directions for use.By enclosing $15 in currency or $10 in coin, in a registered letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., a package of medicine will be forwarded ' by express to.any part of the Union. 7 i Address DR. J) F. GIBBON, 698" Rettrney street, corner Commercial, San Francisco. Post Office Bow 19502" Ge EAIF OAT a Private entrance on Commercial st eet, Remember to put* BOX P9S7 on the fet! er. Consultations FREE, RF" Correspondents will please inform, DR. GIBBON that they rend his: ad vettise: ment in the Darty Transcript, myl KINKEL’s NEW METHOD, REED ORGAN. . WH Exons call the attention Of “Teach ers andAmateurs to Kinkel’s New Method for the Reed Organ and } odeon, which. we will issue bln jmiitedibe Ist. This work is pronounced superior to ail others of its class by Teachers who have exemined dit. It cont ins a.clearrand*siinple course of i utruct iO whereby any one may easily atquire the mastery of this favorite Instrument, with a few month’, study. It will abwaysobe &fa¢orite’ work: with the teacher, on aceount of its clearness and’ systematic progression; more of an amusement thane stady forthe pupil, and will’ prove a mine of wealth to the ama uer, on account of the many choice melodies, songs, etc., that Mr, Kinkel has selected and arranged expressly, for this work. Kinkel's New Method wili be mailed, postpaid, on receipt of $250. Address, J. L. PETERS, Broa@why, N.Y Send 30 cents for ried latest number of Peter’s Musical Monthly, and. you will get at least $4 worth of our Jatest a st Vocul end Instrumente! Piano Mfusie, eOGTTA ASSESSMENT NOTICE. . i a GOLD SILVER AND Cop. per Mining Company. Location of works, Empire Mini rict, U.evada County, State of Califomia. 8 here. by given that at a mecting of the Board of Trustees of said Company, held on the Sth day of October, A. D. 1872, an assessment of fifteen (15) cents ~per-share was levied upon the capital stock of said Company, fo ge Ragen e in United States gold coin, to the Secre at. his.office, No. 200 Main Street, in the atorkton. coun. Any stock upon which said assessment : Ghai Remo unipa ¢ 16th day of November Fie os Sine ome ed delivquent and duly advertised for sale at pelle : » ARG: unless payment shall be made before, will be sola on the 7th day of December, A. D. gether with costs of advertising and exOf sale. . ta * FS aa ot thi Bonen of zrubters. Niles Gea California, : olf . ttorney and Counselor at Law CRED AND' CONFIDENTIAL. If ‘the case be fully and candidly described, personal comlnuniéalion will be umnecessary, as in. structions, including diet, regimén, and the eneral treatment of the caseitself, (includ. ng the remedies) will be forwarded without delay, and in such a manner ag to convey no idéa of the purport of the letter or parcel so transmitted. Consultatiers by létter or otherwise FREE? Pcfmanent cure guaranteed or no pay. . Spermatorrheea,. ; DR.“ DOHERTY has just published an important pamphlet, embodying his wn views and experience in relation to Impo. tence or Virility, being-a short treatise on Spermatorrhwa, or Seminal Weakness, Nervous and. Physical Debility consequent on this affection and other diseases of the sex ual Organs. This little work contain Sin formation of the utmost value to all, Whether married or single, and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of Six Cents in postage strinps for rettirn postage. Address, W. K. DOHERTY, M. D, 824 San Francisto, Cnt; ‘UMMONS.—State of California, County kD of Nevada, ss. In the Distriet Court of of California, in and for the County of Nevada. The Peopleot the State of California send greeting to SAMUEL A. BU LER, defendant. You are, hereby required to appear.in an action brought inst you in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judi. cial District of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada,on the eighth day of October;>~1872, by SARAH A. GUT. vice on you of this Summons — if served within this county ; or, if served out of this,Cotiuty,-but in this District; within twenty days ; otherwise, within forty days or judgment will be taken against you by default, according to the prayer of said complaint. Being an action for the dissolution of the bonds of matrimony.existing between, the defendant ‘and. this on the grounds of failure of defendant to Rravide the common necessaries of life Por this,pluintiff. and acts of adultery committed by the said defendant. ‘Alse for ‘hé: costs of this action as more fully set forth in said complaint, And you ure hereby notified, that if you fail.to appearand answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintifY will apply‘to the Court tor the relief demanded therein, ‘ Governor of the State of California, for the pardon of Quong Yep, who was convicted in the Distriet. Court Of 16 13th Judicial District, Nevada county, of the crime of murder in the 2d degree, onthe 24th day of September, 1867, and Who was sentenced on the 80th of September, 1867, to under. eoimprisonment for the term ‘of 25 years in the State Paison of the State of California. Service by song cerpepted this 30th day of September, I tet McFARLAND. Late District Judges Service of the above is hereby poem this Sth day of October, 1872, , ft . ——=JOHN CALDWELL, i Ex-District Attorney. James W, Coffeoth, Atty for. Pet’r, . 06. Notice to Creditors, _— KR OF JOSERH M Notice is hereby given” by the under. dersigned Execuirix estate, to the creditors of, and 21] persons Ferre corner of Brow’ and Ping Sets nse le :* 8 t $Y Election will be held throughout the PStanislaus, Santa Clara, af office. L, D. Butt, D. W. Leech. t f p : istric > St street, Inspector, Wilson Foster. he Fourteenth Judicial District of the State Fred Specker, Ed. Byimekill. knector, Wm. H, Brandon, Judges, T. P. Merrill, 8S. O. Peasspector, J. H. .elinJudges, 0, EB. Mulluy, Geo. E. Turner. atinés ing. Plaintiff, M. Barker, Wm. Melarky. hotel. Inspector, J. Scholtthaner, Judges, H.Q Roberts, Sheptiard Davis. House. Inspector, Wm. M, M. P. Hatch, A. J. Pelham. Tuylor, R. D. Williams. or, David Connolly. John O'Gara. Inspector, J.C. Cooke rly. i Eastman, J. M. Starr, ; ie: Senate such elector intended or desired to vote, heis.} ; guilty ofa misdemeanor. . Ee. CHOW SEF. eubin: D, RB. McKillican, A. D. Lemaire. Spector, James Creégen, Paine, Hush O’Connor, i spector,C. Harker, Judges, Jno. Reasoner. Inspector, WY Woodruff, A. A. Olinger. anan, Kerr Phelan. spector, Juno. A, Beeley. of the above named . Furth. State of California, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Sacramento, Ovt. sty 1872.)1 . OTICE is hereby given that a General’ } -tate on Tuesday, the fifth day of Novetnber, A. D, 1872, when the following officers” are to be clectéd e: Four Representatives to the Congress of ‘the United States, to be elected In the foF lowing manger. i One Representative in the First Congressional District, composing the city and county of San Francisco. < Une Repregentative in the.Second. ConSresstonalDistric hk Sa fe the counties of Contra Costa, Alameda, San Joaquin,Cal. * averas, Amador, El Dorado, Sacramento,

Placer, Nevada, Alpine and Tuolumne. ne Representative in the Third Congress. ionai District, comprising the counties of Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Lake, Solano, Xclp, Sutter, Yuba, Sierra, Butte, Plumas, Lassen fehaina, Coluss. Mendocino, Humboldt, Norte. : Uue Representative in the Fourth Congressional District;comprising the counties of San Diego, Los Angeles. San Bernardino, Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispd, Tulare, Mofitery, Fresnd, Kern, Merced,-Mariposa, Santa Cruz, San Mateo, Mane pad tayo. ere There wilbaiso'be elected Six-Electors of President and Vice President of the United States. 3 : en, AndIdo -hereby offer. a reward of One i Huudred Dollars for the arrest and cenvic. tion of_any aud every person violating any of the provisions of Title IV, Part I. of the Penal Code; such tewards-to be paid util the total amount liervafter expended for tre purpose reaches.the suim of Ten Thousand Dollars, sae In witness whereef, Ihave hero. seul } with set-my-heand and caused the { —— j} Great Seabot the State of California t» be ajfixed, Done at Sacraments, this first ober, A. D. 1872. WiEWLTON BOOTH, Governor. Drury Malone, See.of State. In accordance“with the foregoing Procla Mution of the Governor of ‘the State of Cal. ifornia, itis hereby ordered that a. General Election. be held on Thesddy, the fifth day ovember, A. D. 1872, at the several elec. tionpréeincts of. Nevada County. :for the follywi Six Etee dent.-” eH j Vue Representative for-tne Second Conof President anu Vice Presi. One Supervisor forthe setend Supervisor District, composed of the. To Snips of Grass Valley, Rough “& Ready anc ittle . ¢ York 5 = 1 With Section 1,142 of the Political Code of the State of California, that the-following . t pointed, offizers of election inand tor their respective precincts. And that said election . 4 be held in the house or room designated opMEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP. Trackee pracihct—Inspedtor,W. C. Rich Polling place, at Keiser’s hotel, Front street, The territory heretofore included in GarlBoca—Place of polls at Doane’s lumber i Inspector, L. E. Doane: Judges, WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. Washington—Polls at McBeans, Main Judges, t Omeyga—Polls at Mrs. Lyons, hotel. In¢ & NEVADA TOWNSHIP. Névada—Polis at (the Court House. InBlue Tent—Polls at the school house. Grass Valley--Polls at Concert Hall. InGoad. Judges, 8. Lathrop, Judges. W. A, Buena Vista— Polls at Geo, Kreiss’s BuildInspector, Geo. Kreiss, Judges, D. ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP, »Rengh and Ready --Polls at Walling’s . i Indian Springs==Polls st Indian Springs Nutter. Judges, Anthony House—Polls at Anthony House, EUREKA TOWNSHIP. Eureka—Polls at Decker House. InspectJudges, W.-P. Morris, Moore’s Flat—Polls at the Skating Rink. Judges, J. C, BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. North Bloomfeld-Polls atJdebn Marion's Inspector, N. Merryuian. Judges, I Lake’ City--Polls at’ Paine's Hotel. In. Judges, P. A.jt Rebief Hill—Polis at Todd’s Hote. In. Ww. F.Cuminings, Columbia Hill—Polls at Donnelly’s Hotel Grove. Judges, A. L. I BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. Cherokee—Polls at Jno. Fitter’s Hotel. Inspector, L. D. Rathbun, Judges, LH. Caltore. InJudges, Simon San‘Juan--Polls at Colodi's Jos. G. Dickson. Sweetland —Polls at Warner’s Store. In. Raving clotme Kealnst one estate of Joseph ‘Saal peg . . Sweetland. Judges, Win. ironing ballots, bandbilie ae ne 2 eek, deceased, to exhibit tt . Wi eee SRO. &. BRUWN. ) ; " tion ~is gui the grt os vouchers,-within ten twonthe B eg Se A at ake pa *. te aes hitb Pe agahedesenates tt from the first publication of this notice to . Spector, John maar. a Fs de COMES FT sec. 55. Even rson being candi 4 Sec, 55. person w: 4 a the undersigned at her place of Pesidence . John ogart y. date st any pt ona sieete aan Bush and Ready, County of Nevada, . _ French Corral—Polls at School Hon-e. point or procure the appointinent of any mee State ot Califomiay Me befor, Dave Alexander, Judges, Wim, . Blut person to office as an inducement or ie ‘sa ade 8, a . Eddy, Benjamin Aiderson, consideration to any pergon to vote for, or Pha utrix estate oseph Meek, * ig es euebiooe sce eae: precure or. aid in brocuring the elec. ceased, let; 1000 : : —_ odin meee Crimcs. Against Womofsach candidate, is guilty of a misde. emAgt, 1879.05 9» m2) co: ve c mesnor. Cia Wi “& Johnson, Attorneys for the} See! 41. Perwon ‘charged: with the} "'Ses.58. Every perio m, not being & candipstate, sabe 02 . performance of any duty under the previs. date, whe conn apy.offer made in oe ; ions of any law of this State reluting to elec. Wiolation of the last section té any Notice to Creditors. . Hons Who willfully neglects or refusce tc . with meant ta induee hinne veta for-or te perform it, or who in. his official capacity Trinity, Shasta, Siskiyow Klamath and Del . + than once at an misdemeanor, stroy, any poll list, ba posite the name of each of sdid precincts, viz; lawfully polled, is‘punishab ment inthe State Prison for no two nor more than seven years. mond, Judges, G. W. Giffin, K. Cruthers, of an election, putting the same into the ballot who mukes or places any mark or device on any folded ballot with the view to. ascermentioned in the four or who, being present at or cognizant of . any tmaoney or property -for the Purpose of polls, any person for procuring voters at the pitin voters who are sick or intir’ any money or property tended to prqmote the election of any candi-} h date, except for the expensesof holding and conducting public meetings fer the discuss.’ ister of any county for such registration, the Court such registratioh to hecancelled. Sec, 432 ohh sage ink who, after being thy Board,of Judges atlany “lection, Refuses to be sworn, or who, after duly required by being sworn,refuses to answer any pertinent question prdpounded by such Board,. touching his right or-the right of any other person to vote, is@iilty of.a nisdemeanor, ‘See. 44. Every p rson summoned to appear and testify before any Board of Registration, who willfully disobeys such surhmeas, is guilty of a misdemeanor, Sec, 45. Every person not entitled to vote Who fraudulently votes, and every person who votes more than once atany one elevtion“ or knowingly hands in two er more tickets ovate r, or changes any ballot after the same has been deposited in the ballot box, or adds, or.attempts to add, any balict to those legnily policd ut any election either by fraudulently introducing the same into the ballot box before crafter the ballots thercin have been counted, cr-adds to or mixes with, or attempts to add to or mix with, the ballots lawfully polled, other ballots, while the-semte—are being cognted or canvassed, or at any other time, with intet to chtinge the result of such election, . OF carries away or destroys,or attenrpts tu . . Carry away or déstroy, any poll list, or ballots’ or ballot box, for the purpose of breaking up or invalidating such election, or wilfully detains, mutilates, or destri *yS any election returns; or in any manver sv inter. . feres with the officers holding such ¢lection or conducting such canvass, or with ‘the voters lawfully ‘excréising their rights of. voting at,sach election, a to prevent such election or canvass from. being fairiy held und jawfully conducted is guilty of felony. See. 45. Every person not entitled to vote, Who fraudulently attempts to vote, or who, being entitled to véte attempts to vote more y election, is guilty of a* See. 47. Evety person who protires, aids, assists, conusels, or advisesanother to tive or offer his vote at any election, that the guilty of a nrisdemeanor. knowing person is not qualitied ‘to vote, is See. 43° Every officer or Clerk of Election who aids in changing or destroying «any ¢ National and State officers, viz: poll list, or in plecinu any ballots in the ballot box,er takingatry therefrom, or adds, or attempts to adi, any bellots to those legally polled at such gressiqnal District, and fraudulently introducing the sume into the : ballot box before oratter-the ballots therein have been counted, or adds to or mixes with, election, either by yr uttempts to add to or mix with, the bal. ots polled, any other’ ballots, while the And it.is further ordered, in accordance Pampe ae being counted or canvassed, or at any ther time, with the intent to change he -rest ay, Or'destroys, or kuuwugly allows’ anothermto carry away or-det box, or ballots huprizop288 than Sec, 49. Every Inspector, Judge, or who, previous to putting the ballot of an elector -in the ballot ‘box, at: ‘ } ? tempts to find ont any name on such balisle and Tinker _Precincgs is new fncluded . . lot, or who opens or suffers the folded balin Truckee Precinct. lot of any elector which lyas-been handed nto be opened or examined previous to box, or “in the name of any person for whom the elector has voted,wor who, without the conseut of the elector, discloses the name of any person which such ee } prepecten, Judge, or Terk has“ traudulently or illegally _ disovered to have been voted for by such elector, is punishable by fine, not less than fifty nor more than five hundred dollars. Sec. 60. . Every person. who forges. or counterfeits returns of:un election purporting to have been held ata precinct, town, or ward where no election was in fact held, LER, plaintitf, aud to answer the comInspector, Horace Hale. Judges, J. Moody orwilfully substitutes forged or counter. Plainttiled therein, within. ten Sy (ex. Sr, Harvey Cooper. feit returns of election in the place of the Clusi¥é of the day of service)after fie. serGRASS-VALLEY TOWNSHIP. true returns, for a precinct; town, or ward where no election was actually held is pun. ishable by imprisonment in the State Prison for a term of not Jess spector. J. C, Ge ton, ; . rf fires Springs—Polls at Little’s Building, . ‘#42 ten years. Inspector, F. K. Strdtsman. Patridge, 8. W. Davis, to, or swbtracts trom, east at an electién, iu any réturns, or who alters such returns, ‘is punishable by imprisonment in less than one nor than two nor more who wilfully adds the votes, actually Sec ‘51, Kvyery person the , State Prison for not more than five years, Bec. 52. Every person who aids or abets n the commission of any of the offenses preceding sections, he commission of either of such’ offenses, docs not give informatien thereof a8 soon 48 practicable to the District Attorney or Grand Jury of the some Justice of the proper county, or to Peace of such county, elector at any such election, by déceivine and causing personor anyoftice than hé intended ‘or dc. sired to vote for: or who, being Judge, or Clerk ofany election, while acting as such, induces. or attémpts'td Induce any elector, either by menace or reward,or promsuch elector to vote for a diferent Inspector, se thereof, to vote differently from’ whet Sec, 54, Every person who, with intent to ¥-mote the election of hiniself, or any other person, “ither. é } 1. Farnishes entertainment at his expense oany meeting of electors previous to or durbg an election. 2. Pays for, procures, or engages to pay for any such entertainment, 3. Furnishes or engages to pay or deliver procuring the attendance of yoters at the or for the purpose of compensating the attendance or » except the cohveyance of im. 4, Furnishes or engages tS pay or deliver for any ‘purpose inia THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF knowingly ayd fraudhiéntly acts ih contre. } 1 Deabeldete smiioe, rete Sowers ¥.1 Albert i, : Notice is . vention or violation of any of the provisions miscemeanor. — ape a hereby given by the ubdersighed, adminis. . uf such laws is, unless a different punish. Sco, 57. §$ 84, 85, 86. Ev ‘person who trator of the Estate of Albert Lindsey, . ment for suck act or omission is-prescribed . of or. offers a bribe to any or mem. deceased, to the + Ane ereons . } Code, punishable by fine not excee. toraf ane legisiative cauens, political con. having claims c te-ex. . ding «ne thousand dollars, or by imprison. . ntion, committee, primary. or Bibit the same with the necessary vouchers i athcring of : ny kind, thre} within 10 months after the first nati of such election, or allows BD. named persons be, and they are hereby ap-. other to a #2 When in his power to preventit, or carries Clerk! “er one thousard-dollars, or by impris. . bodies in onment in the County Jail or State Prison . Celvesor offers to not vicesding one yeat, or by both. In all cases where,on the trial ofa person charged with any offense “under the provisicns of . fourtee this section, it appears in evidence that the accused stands registered in the Great Regoutbeing qnalifica must order 2 rq Sideration of public Prison not less than wec. 58. Ever rson who. by. ’ acide ae ener violtnes mn fully hinders. or prevents electors from as. seinbling in public meeting for the con. questions, 18 Guilty oy a misdemeanor, Sec. 59. Every person who willfulh turbsor breaks wp any public sivelieg oy the purpose of considerimyz Bublic ques. Jong, is guilty of “misdemean ry, * Sec. 60. Every person who izkes, offers or accepts any bctor wager upon the re. sult of any election, or upon the SUCCESE OF failure of any person or candidate, on Upon the number of votes tobe cast cither in the © aggregate or for any partichlar: candidate or ppeay the vote-to-be cast by any’ person’ is ghilty of 4 misdemeanor. : : c. 61, *Every-person who willfully vio. ‘8 ghy wf the provisions of the laws of this Stute relating to elections, is, unless a ‘different punishment for such Violation iy prescribed by this Code, punishable "by ting not exceeding one thousand dollars, or by tnprisonment in the State.trigon not ex. ceeding five year’s, or by both, Order made’ and dated, Nevada, Cal., O¢. tober 7th, 1872, JOUN HUSSEY, é. W. ROBB, M.L. MARSHS~ ; hen ons Su bervisorg, Clerk of the Board, ~ By Jwo. Parrison, Deqity. Attest: . MUSIC Books, — H Shane followitig Music Boeks are rec. cmmended as being the best of their Class: . 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ANCASTER & ROBINS N have. the LARGEST LOT OF HOusus and CARRIAGES and BUGGIES to be found in this part of the State. and Hacks to let at the shcrtest notice and. on the most reasonable terms. = style and capable aise, In testimony wh <a HR Inspector, Tin Connolly. Jy ge8; TC. ES ; 3 i ink : WROIT 3 : \ ual Plunkett, Cheri of Districk bay Bourne, Guilford Bullard. sige ous os euat aca ws epee hep saa retry "youtaae toca (—-~) aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand Mooney Flut—Polis at Sehthidt’s Hotel. pS Aardag Perkasie dios Saar ve he hares RECEIPTS CHECKS, é and impress the Seal of snid Court; at office, Inspector, David Brown. Judges, George s oer ETE) Sema HESS ppp PULETS” in the City of Nevada,.on the 9th day of . Schmidt, W. L. Baldwin. ee a Bick Prag 2by force, threats BY LAWS PROGRAMMES. ne October, A. D. 1879. ; : LITTLE YORK TOWNSHTP menaces, bribery, or uy corrupt means, eiTANKS’’ pr _. ?. EVERY Dk T. C. PLUNKETT, Clerk. ead sedis! a : therdirectly or indirectly attempts te influ. B ANKS, Rie) . FINEST T By John Pa‘tison, Deputy. You Bet—Polls at Snell's, Inspector, T, . .ence any elector in giving his vote,or to deter WAY-BILLS, ENVITAT TONS. : dohn Caldwell. Plaiptitt's Attorney, “old P. Blue. Judges, ak. Suell, H,. L. Love. him from giving his vote, or to deter him TICKETS, . DER i ers and Cc ——~ _ joy. from giving the same, or attemnpts by any BU SINESS CARDS, will save m A lication fo P d Little York—Polls at Drynan’s Hotel. In. means whatever toawe, restrain, hinder, or BALL CAKDs, sa b , pp r kardon. spector, Harvey Robb, Judges, V. Curran, distard any elector in the free exerdise of the Or. any other kind of Printing oo we oy BS Win. D. Applin. right of suffrage, or furnishes any elector y <n sale prices. To the Hon.-T. B. McFarland, ex-District . Lowell Hill—Polls at Regan’s house,’ InWishing towote, who tampot read, with atick. Will find it greatly to their advantage — a Judge, and John Caldwell, ex-District At. . 5Pector, F. 't. Maguice. Judges, J. B. Frick, . et, informing or giving such elector to under. . ‘ Quality Cérucy. =. de miu cer : meets that it contains aname written or prin. . have it exeeated at the kfal for t sh aaa . ° 5 : unt’s Hill-~Polls at 3 cCauley’s Hotel. } te¢thereon ditfere at from the nameé-which is Thenkfal [Sa eine Tuspector, ‘Thomas: Hanly. Judges, J. A. . written or printed thereon, or defrauds any DAILY. THANGORIP? invite all desir: from the in . Sia Pes