October 9, 1877 (4 pages)

of California, Executive Department 4 HERE wiil ve a Ju.jicial Ele :tion nl through out the State on NEWSDAY the Seventesoth day of VOPROBER, ut wiich the followin? officers wil de elected Such number of Justices of the Peace for each city and Township in the several counties of the State as is ptescribed by Law. ' And Ido, herby offer a reward of one hundred dolars, for thé arrest and conwiction of auy and every person violating the provisions of Title IV, Part 1, of the Penal Oode;' Such, rewards to be paid until the total amount hereafter expendedfor the purpose, reactes the sum otf ten thousand doliers. : Witness my hand and the great sent of the State, this fifteenth day of september, A.D, 187%, 2 { a) WILLIAM IRWIN. + Seal Attest: Governor, ({—~)} Tomas Beck, Secretary of State. Now, id accordance with the forezo ny proclamation of the Goveruor of Cualifornia, and by virtue of the suthority in us vested, ithis hereby ordered thit a Jadicial. « Blection be held by-the qulifled--el ictors of the Coynty of Nevais,on Wednesday, the Seventoouth diy of October, A. D, 1377, at the several olection precincts of Nevada County, for the election of the following Officers, viz: I, A Justice of the Peace for exch muni+ oipa! township, 2. AJusti-e of the Peace for each muni¢eipal township. . a And it is hereby ordered, that the following named persons ba, ani they are hereby appointed ofi-ers of elections in and for theff respective precincts; onc that said election be hell in the house or room desigu»ted opposite the name vf each of said precincts, viz: NEVADA TOWNSHIP. Nevada--Pol.s ut thé Court House G. von &ohinittbarg, Inspector; John Duauioliff and Chas. E. Mujloy, Judges. : Blue Tent—Polls at “the schoo: Souse. ©. D, Campbell, Inspector; B. D. Chadwick and I, Moody, Judges. ; GRASS VALLEY IOWNSHIP. Grass Valley—rolls at the ‘own Hall > P. By, Paynter, Inepector; W. D. Wood’ and ¥. G. Beatty, Judges. Allisone’ Ranch —volla at P. Heonessy’s. P. Hennessy, Lispector; Thos. W. «cFate Sr. and John Ford, Ju igés. Forest Spriags—Pulls at George. Littie’s buildius. «Z, ‘2, Smith, TBuspéctor; RenjamiaOolviu. and Joseph Perrin Fulges. Buena Viata—Polls at the School House. W. Melarkéy; Ins ector; Chas. Leech anc Joseph shelby, Judes. Cottuge Hill—Poils at James McAlister’s house. J, R. Nickerson, Inspector; .Dudley Dedman and Michael J.Hiygin ,Judges BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. Nerth Bivoinficit—Polls at the School House. BR. skidmore, Inspe-tor; Ed. Cummings, and A, A, Smith, Judges, Lake City —Volis at School House, P. A. Paine, Luspectur; Wow Black aud. James Oregai, Judizes, Relief i 1l—Polls at Schvol House. RB. Penrose, Luspecror; Joan Hickman and ‘hos; Moore, indges, er Columbia Hill-Polls at School House. ®. Riguardson, Inspector; OG, B. Hawley ead 3. B. Dasey, Judges. KUREKA TOWNSHIP. Rureks South—-Polis at school House. A. 8. Wall, Inspector; John Keller and KR, DilJon, Judues. Moore's Flat—Polls at School House. Menry A‘ water, lnspector; Dayid Conly and Jolin Rith, Judges, English Dim —Polis at Boarding House’ ™.L. Seely, Inspector; G, Spobuer and E Poague, Judges y ; W \SHINGTON TOWNSHIP. Washington—Polis at School House, Jo McBean, Inspector; Fayetto Battis and Jolin bly, Ju iges. sf Omega~ Polls nt MeCambridge’s butchrr shop. W.A.Marshul, Luspector; Thomas P, Merrill and Toomas Legz, Juiges. BRLDALPOR? TOWNSHIP, ¥ronch ‘CoiralPolls. ut the School House. Frank Ooff-y Inspector; Morgau Daroeal and V.G, Bell, Fu tgs. Birchviile— Poll. at School House, John A. Craig, Luspeswr; Robt, Johnston and John O'Vonnor, Jud-sus. Sweetland—Polis at achoo]l Honge, John 8, Brown, Inap ctor; Willlum Warder and dams O.Sweetland, Judges, ; North dan Juan—~Polls at Dr. Farley's efflog, Tuhn A. Sosty, Inspector; Joseph 4t. Dicks m and-A. J Patuain, Judges, Cherdkeo—-Polls at Morgan’s store. I. YD, Rathbarn, Inapecter; John Ryan tnd Moho Firter, Ju tages. ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP, Rough aud Roaty—Polls at Svhroeder’s Hotel. 4. D. Karly, dasoector; Henry Whiener and Geo, Grant, Judges. indian Sprinys-—Polls at Hatch’s Hotel Jeht Nontzomery, Inapecte+; M, Po Hatehand ©. D. Garnaway, Judges. Moowy Flat—Polls at Schmidt's Hotel. Pavid Brown, Inspector; George Schmidt eda W. L.-Balilwin Ju:iges, Pleasané sid P lis at Sctool House, Sepoeniah Badly, Inepector; Joon Deeds ead James G. Buckland, Judges. MEADOW LAKB TOWNBHTY Truckee—Polls at Richardson Brv's. offive, E. J. Britkell, Inape tor; Fe P. Blevens and Nelson Martin, Judges. Boca—Polis at School House. W. Doan, Tuspeo or “Henry °G. Dunn @nd A, Mf Wickegs Judges. 7 Prosser, Orce’—Polis at J. B. Brogan's #toru. . ewig Willis, Inapector; J. B. Brogan and Leo Bovine, Tudges, Meadow Lake—Pulle at H, H. Hartley's, Roure. ©. 8, Holbrbuk, Inspectorpduhn Soyd and UU, H, Hattley Judges LITTLE York TOWNSHIP, . Little York Polls at the Hotel. W. Hr. Pili Inepector; Frauk Ovpeland’snd John vbn Peters, Ju lyoa, 1.owelhdiil—Poils at Ragans’ buildings $ Ds Frick, 'ispectOr; John Ragan and Horace Knight, Judg 6 Hants iil—Polla at Brhool Honse. A. «h, Turner, Inspeetor; W. Wiseman and John Linderman, Ju ges. You Bet—Polls at Druoaer’s Hotel, J Huaszey, Enspec'or; ©, H, Hankins and J. NH isson, Futiges., : Ordered and piveiaines Monday, October Ist, A. D. i, Wittdam M, Norres, President, Joun Kxorwecu, J. THomrson, WituuaMm 8. Sattre, Micaas, Dyan, Jr. Board of Supervisors, Nevada County, Mealifora in. Attest; Jamas PD. Witrre, Clerk. So, Now Bol, Application for a Patent to a _ Mining Claim. Urwen Srarcs Layp Orvcer, Saaruinente, Cxl., Aug. 1¥; 1877, YOTIC ds hereby given that Henry PoweM, whose post office is Nevada ‘fity, Cal,, baeaade applivation for Patent st the Kenneteoo Milt Placer wine, boar. 1ayg vold, situate do Kennebec Hill Min‘ing District. Neyada County, Caliuornia, wad-doaeribed as follows, viz: On surveyed lind, being the lets 9and 10 ef SW weo 3, Lot Sof SOM Of sectinr 3) bots p and Tof NW Y¥ of section 10, Lot 1 of NE -< of seotian @, tomnabip i? N,R 9 B. Mt. Yiahlo base and Meridian, containing & sors. Said? location was.made by E. vans ef ais, ia Sep'eutyor 1857, and was, rwordel ithe mining records of said district. Tha, anpaicant eladwa by purehase” Adjotning olaimtnt are the TU ion u's. clinus on the south, thal XL Co. eo the cast and the claims of &. Wells ‘on sas nerta. Jil persons holding anyroadvers= aims th roto dre hereby teqaired to spres eeut the sune Dofore this vliee within bixty tiave fromthe Op + of naa lish. ag barevben so be B. MCFARLAND, . “hbaadg of cthercharlatans, /the following train of -morbid synyptems Oue Hundred Dollata to any one who wil ' aud geod willof Barton’s horse shoeect LE IEEE OAL AED ADELE IO TLE LILLIE ELLE OTT [0 THE UNFORTUNATE. yew REMEDIES!, NEW REMEDIE . ‘ q DR.GIBBON’S DISPENSARY, . 623 Kearny Street, CorNER COMMERCIAL STREET, San Francisco. KR sBLISHKY in 1854, forthe tre t ‘4 m-nt of Sexual and Semina!t Disease such as Gonorrhea,Glest, Stricture, Syphil is in all its forms, Seminal Weakness Inupotency, etc. Skin. Diseases (of yéar. standing) and Ulcerated egs success, ull) truated. : DR. GIBBON has the pleasure of an nouncing that hé has returned from visitin. the principal Hospitals of Europe, and ha: resumed practice at his D:speusary, 62 Kearney Street, corner of Commercia., Sar Francisco, where his old pationts and thos requiring his services may Lad him. ihe Doctor has spared neither time_norowney in seeking out new remedies, and has returned with increaseu facilities for the alleviation of buman-suffering. Horrible Diseases. flow many thousands of persons, both male and female, are there who are suffer fag out a miserable existence from the ef. fect of secret indulgences, OF trom virus absorbed into the system! Look at their pallid, emaciated and disfigured faces and their broken dowu ap teoerte mee disqualifying them for the happiness of marriage oF thes enjoyment of lite. In this horrid sitvetion thousands suffer until death closes the scera, Let parents, guardians, friends attend toauy of those who are sufleriag swith any. of these horrible life destroying maladies—see that they are cared for and eured before it be too late. Serid them immediately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician whe has made private disease his especial atucly for years, and who is certain to’ cure tie most inveterate cases without mercury or injurious drugs, It is important to those who are afflicted, or to those who are inter estcdin to@-welfare of their friends, to bé careful of fhe many pretended doctors wh: infest all cities, publishing their skill in curing all-diseases in a tew days, fmposin, upon the public by using the uames of em ineut physicians from Europe and other placer, Be, therefore, careful and wu ake strict 1a juiries, or you may fall into the Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, the consequen.:e 0: s#lfabuse. This solitary vice, or depraveo sexual iudwmigence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certeinty, unless combatted by scientific medica) measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark Spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, ring: ingin tbe ears, noise )ike the rustling of ‘leaves and tho rattling of chariots, uneasi. nugs about the loins, yeaknessof the limbs, confused visiou, bluoted intelloct, loss o} confidenca, diffidence im approachingstran;ers, a dislike tu form new avquaintances, a disposition to shun svucicty, loss of mem orv, hectic flushes, pimples and variou eruptions about tne face, furred tongue, fetid breath, ect ghs, consumption, nighi‘ Sweats, monomuna aid frequent insanity. Ft relief be not obtained, persons so afflict. el should apply immediately, either in persomor by letter, and have a care effectéd by his new and scientific mode of treating this disease, which never fails of effecting w quick and radical cure. Dr. G. will give prove satistictorily tohim that he wascured of thfa cOmplaint by either of the San Francisco quacks. Married Men, Or those who contemplate’ marriage, whe are suffering under any of these fearfa maladies, should not forget the sacted re. Spunsibslity resting upon them, por delay t» obtain immediate relief. Di. GDEBUN 4s responsible, and. wil) give to each patisnt a written instrument vinding himself (c¢ etfect a radical and per manent cure, or make no charge. Cured at Home. Persons at a distance may be CURED:AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gib bon, etating case, smyptoms, length o tims the disease has continued, and the medicine promptly forwar-ed,. free from duimage and curiosity, to any partof the country, with full and plain direction fo: us. by enclosing TEN DOLLARS in eoin, in a registered letter through the Post Oifice, or'through Wells; Fargo & Gog a packuge of medicine will be forwarded by expres? tuany partofthe Union, Address D&®. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney etreet, connos Commercial, San Francisco Post OMe: Rex 1957. ‘ Privatee ntrance on Commercial treet Remember to put BOX PV57 on the let ar. Consultations FREE, 7° Correspondents will please inforn DR. GIBBON that'they cead his advertis:went in the DarLy Transonwt myl 2 os Assossment Notice. ; OORE'S FLAT BLUE GRAVEL MIN. ANG COMPANY. Location of primes tips place of business,San Francigeo, Oa: fornix. Location of Works, Moore’s F lat, Fk uteka Township, Nevada County, Califor. nia, Notice is he:eby given, that at a meeting of the Board ef Directors, hela on the 17th day of Sept., 1877, an assess. ment, No, 4, of twenty-five cents pershare was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable farmedidtely in United States gold ccin,to the Secretary, at the offfce ot the Company, 311 California street, rooms 3 & 4>Becond floor, over Aetna Insurance office, entrance 309 C.lifornia street, San Francisco, Ualiformia, Any stock upenm, whdch this assessment shal} remain wupaid on the 22d day of Oct., 1877, will be delit quent, and advertised for gale yt public auction; and unlesa payment is made before,will be sol. on Suturday, the 10th day of Nov., 1877, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of ativertiking and expenses of sele. By orucr of ths Board ef Directors, J, M. BUPFINGTON, Secretary. Office, 309 Culfornia Street, roows 3 and 4 second flbor,, over Aetua Insurance Office, San Francisco, California, 820 Ga NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. DESIRE. to inform those/who have so org been the patrons of my; horse snocing esthblishment on Main Stroet,that “Uhave Cisposed of my interest in the ease together with the right to use and turn my patent shoe, dna my good will of the con. cern, to Dwa. Clancy and hereby requist my oh} Custumers to continue ther patrovage with Mr Clancy, who hag ali the tacilities and ability to Keep up the reputatiou of the shop and do ag good werk as Wau ever dope by myrelf. aRT. BARTON. ~Nevada City, July 19th, 1877, ~ d AVING purclnsed the shop, material: jog vstabli-hin ntl take -this opportunity to inform all my. friends and the eusteni6To of the shop that fwmr prepared to “do horsesheoeing jp all its branekes and gnere antes satia'yction, Ihave the right to use Bartei’s ‘lie tur turning steel shoes and als» an to Bse bis Steel faced shovUwnrts @ Tse3, ace assured that my ym ry ris will be exert to eon Ty an ick Sr Se eae, “ fy acter of said lands. DR, I. J. OLAPKAY'S PRIVATE MEOICAL INSTITUTE, 209 Kearny St3 San Francisce. ‘ESTABLISHED IN 3854, Fort the Permanent Care of Speciul .and Chronic Diseases, as ——~hiso oll Female © omptuints and Diseases of the Nere vous System. HE IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF homan hfe anuneally from sccretand chronic Giseares, caused thi-+ old and reliable institntion to be established first in Philadelphia, Pena, in 1850, and after wards fu Sau Francisco, Cal ,.in 1854 asa private d:spensiry,in order to «ff rd the afflicted the best medical and +uryical treatment fur the above and all other af. fe:tious snd complsints. Cotsuitatious at tue Institute or vy letter, FR&L. PHYSICAL & MENtAL DEBILITY Vital weakn-ss, nervousness, low spirits, lassituce, Weakuess of the Jimbs and back, loss of muscu‘ar power, iddispusition and ineapability tor labor or study, ° weak exhausted feetting, no ebergy or courage. pPlpitation of the heart, dullness of apprehensio. loss Of Memory, aversion to B0ci-ty, love of solitude, timicity, self-distrust,luss of manhood, dizziness ,headache, the result of : Mental Overwork or Spermatorrhoea, painsin the tide, aff ctions of. the eye, pimpleson.the face, sexual or other in the justly celebtated physician, L. J. CZAPKAY, M. D. His method of curing diseases is pecnliarly his «wn, (unkucwu to others) apd hence the great. success. ; Dit. CZAPKAY:° may be consulted coufidentially im reference to the above and all other. complaints, at the institute, No. 29 KEARNY STREET, san Francisco, Cal. 82 The Doctor offers Free Consultations, aria asks no remuneration unless he etfects acure Charges moderate. : Communications strictly confidential. Medicines, sent by expr ss. Office hours, 8tol0a. Mg lito #and Tt: 8p, M. Address LL. J. CZAPKAY, M. v., Post Office Bux 64, Sun Franciavo. sep] eee ae ENG 898.[ : . Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. UNITED STATES LL.ND OFFiCE Sacrnimento, Cal., Sept. 8, 1877, YOTICE is hereby piven, that Fritz N Meister, Whose Post Office is. Washington, Neveda county, Calitornia, has m de aplication fr Patent for that cr tain Placer mining claim, beating .gold, situated ws: Diamond Creek Moning bis. trict, (now in an unorganized ecoudition,) N. vada County, C litornia, and described as follows, viz: On survived‘ lind, being the $k \ of NW \ of NW 4, and the NE \ of 8W % of NW ¥4, and the SW 4 of NE \& of NW \, and the-kb \ ef NW 43, and the 8.) of. 2W \ of NE yw andthe N % of NW 4 of bE 4, and th Si. \% of NWY of cE, und the sW dof NE \ of SE 4, anu tle N 36 of SE 4 ot SE 4g,n dthe Se \ of SE 4% of SE 4%; all of rec, 23,T wp. 17N, # 11eE, M.D. B. int M, und cv taining 160 acres. ‘This claim was lockted April 3uth, 1s71.by Edwards Wood. ruff and 7 other-, and their notic? of 1 en. tion revorded in the e@iice of the. County Keconler of Nevsdi County, Cal,, i Book No. 7 of Mit ing Records of sid county, om page 116. The applicant claus by pur chase, The neares: claims are John Dill’s, lying to the Westwart in Sections 22 and 23. and Sanders-and Chase's to the North. ‘word. All persons holding ary adverse claims thereto are required to present the sine before this Office wWithi:rixty days froin the first day of publishing hereof. YT, U. McFARLAND, Register. sep lt SUMMONS. — TATE OF CALIFORNIA, Connty ‘of tirmities in man or women, are cured by } The Testimony of the Whole World. HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. “T had no appetite; HoNoway’s Pil’s gave mea hearty ove.” “Your Pills are marvellous.” “YT send for another box, and kcep them in the house.” see ‘Dr. Holluway has_cured my headache that was chronic.” } “I yave one of your Pills to my babe for cholera raorbus. The dear little thing gut well iu a day.” “My nousea of a morning is now cured.” “Your box oi Holloway’s Uintment curé? me of noises in the head I rabbed some of your Ointment behind the ears and the noise has I+ 1 § Peas “send me two boxes; I want one fer a poor family.” i **f enciose a dollar; your price is 25 cents, but-the medicine to me is worth a doilar.” “send me five boxcs of sour Pills,”“Det me bave three boxes of your Piils by return mail, f r chills and fever. Il have over 209 such testimoniuls as ‘these, but waut of space compels me to conclude. : For Cutaneous Disorders, ND all eruptions of the sxin,this Ointment is most invalusbie. It does not heal externatly alove,but pevetrate with the most scaching effects to the very root of the evil, os HOLLIWAY’S PILLS Invariably cure the following diseases: DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS. In. all diseases .affectimy these organ , whetherthey secrete too much or too litfle water; or whether they be .afflie* edi with stone or gavel, or with: aches ard pains settled in the Joins over the region of the hidmeys, there Pills should be taken. according to the printed direction<, and the Ointment shou ad be well rebbed into the smmll«f the back +t bed time. This treatmeénut will give almost immediate relet when all othér means have failed, FOR STOMACH OUT OF ORDER. No medicine will so. effectually amprove the toue ofthe stemagh us these. Pils; they remove. all acidity occasioned either by intemperance or improper-dict. They reach the liver and reduce .it to a healthy action: théy are wonsirfully efficacious in enr ng all disorders of the liver and stumach. ‘HOLLOWAY’S PILLS are the best in the world fur the following diseases: Agne As, bma, Bilions Comp ints, . lotches on th «kin, Bowels, Consumption, Debnlity, Dropey, Dysentery, Erysipelus, Eemate Trregitacities, Fevers of all kinds, Fits,Gout, Hiadache, Indigestion, Inflammation, antndice; Liver Complsints, Lumbago, les, Rheumatism, Retention of urrre; rotula or King’s #vil, Sore Throat, £* ne d Grivel, Tic Doulonreux, Tumors, U)rs, Worms of all kinds, Weaknerg from ny cause, etc INPORTANT CAUTION. None are genuine urlets the signature of J. Haydock, as upent for the United St.tes eure -nunds cacti box of Pills, and Oirtment ‘A handsome reward wili be given to any one vendering such information s® may lend to the detection of any party or p:rties counterfeiting the medic nes or rending the same,;knowing them te bespurious, **Sold at the wanufactory of Professor Holloway & Co., New York, end by all rerpectable druggists and de#lerg in meaicin. thronghout the civilized world, in boxes at 25¢ 4 nts, 62 cents and $i each. ee” There is considerable saving by takiug the larger rizes: N. D.—Direetions for the guidance of patients in every disorder are affixed to each box. j vuifice, M2 LIBERTY STREET. a2 New York. POND'S KO Nevada, 88. In the District Ccurt of the Fonrteenth Judiejial Lis rict of the State of California, in aud for the County of Nevada. ‘The People of the State, of «california send ‘grveting to John Croz-, defendant, You are hereby required to appear.inan action brought against you in the District Court of the Fourtesuth Judicial District, of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, on the Slst. ot ef August, 1877, by “knw Crazy, pfaintiff, and to answer the coutlpieint ied ther-in, within ten days p,exclusive .of the day of service} after the service on you of this Summonus—itserved with. n thi county; or, if served out or this county, but iu this District, within twenty days; otherwise within forty dava, or judgment wiil be taken against you by default, according to. the: prayer of sui t complaint. Wherein plaintiff sues to ob. tain a di eree of divorce font the defendant, on‘the grounds of habitual intemprance anid ,.xtreme, eruel treatment.— Jaintiff alleges that she and defendant were mitried on the 16th day of August 197.5 at the town ef Grass Valles, Nevada Count ; that immediately alter suid mar! Hage defendant began to treat plaintiff in an nokind and cruel manner, and that defendant hasever since been habitualy intemperate in the use of Intextcating Wherefore plafhtiff prays judgment diesoi ing the bonds of matrimouy heretofore and uow existing betweon plaintiff and defendant, and that plaintiff may restme her maiden name of Eiama Jetzer, and for puch othér snd further relief as plain. tiffis equitably entitled to’ And you sre hereby notified that i€ you fail: te appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to theg Court fo# the relief therein demwanaid, —— ) In testimony whereof, I, James bi seal} White,Clerk of District Court aforesaid, do heretnto set my~hand a impress the seal of said Court, at office, in the city of Nevada, om the 3lst day of August, A. D. 1877. i JAMES D. WITITE, Clerk. Sy ‘omn WeBper, Deputy. ~ John I. Caldwel], pliff’s att’y. Mineral Citation. United States Land Office, SacRamenro, Can. Sept. 12, i817.) 0 ALL WoOMIT MAY CONCERN. Whereas, by Commissioner’s letter dated December 24. 1871. the S 1-2 of NW 1.4 and NW 1-40f NW gnarter of Section 32, in Township 17 North, range 9 east, is to be “treated as mineral in character, until the contrary 8 proved,after due notice; And whereas Jucob Arbogast, (Poste Office address Nevada @ity. Cxl.) has applied to offer proof asto the character of th: above described lands. ‘Therefore, you will take notive, that under and by virtue of instructions from tae Commissioner of the Geners? Land Office, dated May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the 224 dayof Oct. A. D. 1877, at 11 o'clock A. M. at this office, be. fore the Register and Recetver, for the hear ng of proofs to detemnine the chaz. ‘Tn witness whereof, we hav6 bereunty eet our hands the day and year first sbow written > YB. MCPARLAND, Register. sep2l AR? FELLOWS, Receiver. MoTRAY NOTICE, —_ AME to my premises about.a week dre. C i ag mule. The Por . ave the same by oving erty. : til the owner tate Vorerde tok al “roperty. the aforesaid mute will be kept —_——_— er particulars enquire of, WILLIAM ius . .EXTRACT, 6% eur, for I will speak of Exls pide things, s POND’S EXTRACT. The great Vegetable Pain Destroyer. Hag been in use over thirty yeuis, and for cleanjitiess and prompt curative. virtues cannot be oxcelled. ; CHILDREN. No family can afford to be without -Pond’s—_Extract,_.4.c-identa, Bruises, Contasions, Cuts, Sprains, are reliéved almost instantly by external upplication. Promptly relieves pains of Burns, Scalds, Excoriations, Chafings, Old Sores, Boils, Felons, Chrns,-ete, Ar. rests inflammation, reduces swellings, sfops bleeding. removes discolovation »nd heals mapidly. FEMALE WEAKNESS. ~?talweysrelieves paio in the back and loins, fullnes and pressing paiu in the head, nausea, verti-: go. ; INLEUCORR. . as no equal, All kinds of ul*T*" 7.% which ladies are a promptly cared. luiller deas. 1n book accompany ng each bottle. PILEs —bliné and bleeding—wmeet prompt relief and ready cure. No case however chronic or obstinate can long resist its regular use. VARICLOSE VEINS, It is the only sure cure. * KIDNEY DISEASES. Ithas no equal for permanent cure. BLEEDING from any cawss. For this it isa specific. It has saved hundreds of lives whenall other remedies fuiled to arrest bSeedingY from nose, stomach lungs anit else where. TOOTHACHE, Earacne, Neuralgia and Rheumatism are alike relieved, and ofp ten permanently cured. PHYSICIANS of all schools who are acquainted with Pond’s Extract of Witch Hazel recommend it to t¥eiy practice. We have letters of comnbendatien from hundreds of physicians, many ot whom order it for use in their own practice. Ay lv addition tthe foregoing, they order its use for Swellings of all kinds, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Inflamed Tonsils, simple and chronic Diarrhaea, Catarrk (for which it is a specific), Chillblamms, Frosted Feet, Stings of Insects, Mosquitos, etc, Chapped manda, Face, and indeett all manaer of skin diseases. TOILE? USE. Removes Sorenegs, Roughne and Snrarting; heals cuts, :ruptions, and Pimples, It revives,invigorates and refreshes. while wonderfully improving the Oomplexier. TO FARMERS—F nd’s Extract. No Stock Breeder,no Eitery Man ean afford to be without it. It igused by all the lead. ing L:very Stubles, Street Railroads and first Horsemen tn New York City. Itbas no eqaal for Sprains, Harness or Sad die Chatings, Stiffhess, Scratches, Swellings, Cuts, Lacemtions, Blecdings,Pneu monia, : olic, Diarrhea, Chilla, Colds, _ &c. Its range of action is wide, and the —YFelief it affords isso-prompt thet it is imvaluable in every Farm yard as well as in every Farm bouse. Letit be tried ~ once. and you wil] never be without it. CAU'PIONL: Pond’s Extract has béen imitat d. The genuine article has the words Pond’s Exé@raci blown 1m egch bot, tle. Itis prepared by the only persons > living who ever knew how to prepare it ‘ properly. Refuse a!l other preparstions vof Witch Hazel. Tia isthe on} icte ' used by physicians, und in tne ftals \_of this coputry-ara Europe HISTORY and usesof Pond's Extreet, in Panjphivt form,sent freeon u pplication to ehrhies ina tedm, to pay° iwi feed For tG§. Benner Hilt, Nevada Towneh ip. . at ¥ Dyveda septs 18, 1877. ae) ¢ EY _fOh9Sw ob POND'S EXTRACT COMPANY. jy23--), 88 Maiden Lane, New Fork, Mark These Facts. —cases of spasin—in fact they Dever fail in . . e Transcript Job Printing Office 4 COMMERCIALSTREET, . Nevada City. ir We are prepared to do Job a . Printing in a sty:e second 50 no office in this State. ah _ Asan advertising medium tae Nevada Daily Transcript is the best in the Northern part nf the + NOTIUE. ——p. N THE MATTER OF THE APPLICA. tion of Mary 'I’. G. Floyd to perpetraty testimony. ‘To James b, White, County Clerk in and fer the county of Nevada, and to I. N. Walton, brother of Jam+s M. Walton, deceased, sud to.'the vnaknoys heirs of suid deceased, and to al] others whom it may cencern. . Pursuant to an order of the Honorable T. B Reardan, Judge of the Distr:ct Court of the fo rtreuth Judicial District of the State of California, made on. thé 23nd day of reptenrber, A D. 1877, notive if iereby given that the testimony of ths applicnn-, wnd H.C. Mij)ls, buth residents of Nevada C ty. iv suid Nevada county, will bs taken before 3.1%, Caldwell, a Notary Pwhhic in and-:for -Buid Nevada coutty, at his office in said Nevada City, on Monday, the 26th cay of November, A. D. 1897, for the, purprse of rhowing that the said James M. Wulton, iu his iifetime, and on the &th dav of Jabuary, A.D. 1872, sold to s#id U.c, Mills. for a valuable consideraticn to him in hena paid by seid H. C. Mile, all that certain tract of la: d, situate in said Nevada county, desvribed as follows, viz: the north half of the nortuwest quirter -of section number twenty-two, (22) in ‘Township number sixteen, (16) north of ratige nur ber nine (9) cast, in the district of lands mbject to sale at Sacramei.to, Califurnia, mid that on the sume day the sail dames M. Waiton executed In due form ot law, and deliv: red to suid H.C, Mills a deed of conve,ance, inteuding thereby. to couvey to the said H. ©. Mills the said dercribed tiact ef land, but that by mistake, and contrary to the intention o1 said James M. Walton, and to the said parties to the seid deed, the emid described tract of land was erroneously described in said dived s6 the north hult of the suuthwest quarter of said section nutib+r twenty-two, and furthers that this applicant is now the owner of said -desvribed tract of land, and that this proce-ding is for the purpose of perpetuuting said testimony when so taken. . In witness whereof I baye hereunto set my hand this 22cd day of September, A. D. 1877, MARY T. G. FLOYD, Applicaut. se2l:td IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UvYIT+D STATES, DisTRICT OF CALIFORNIA. Im the matter of Martin Quick,’ £ Né@vada Connty, bankrupt Be. tore Mr, Samuel J, Clark, Jr,, Register in Bankruptcy: Notice is hereby given, That a Petition bag been filed in said Court by Martin Quick ,of Grass Valley. Nivgan Co, in said District, duly declared a Bankrupt under the Revised Statutes of the A/nited Siates Title LXI, Bankruptcy “ana the nets amendatory thereof and supplementa y thereto, for a discharge and certificate thereof from all his debts and other claims provable uider said Revised Sta' utes, and that Tuesday the 16th, day of October A.D,.1877,at ‘11 o’clock A M.,of said duy,betore the Distritt Cuurt of the United States, in the City aad County of San Francisco,is assigned ag the time and place . ‘he for the hearifig ef the same, when and where any creditors who have proved their debts,and any perron in interest, may ap pear and show cause, if any they have, why the pray: r of petitioner should not be granted. By order of SAMUGEL J. CLAREF, Jr., i Register in Baxkruptcy. City and County of San Franciacy, Scpt. 19th, 1877. ‘ x Tilden & Wilson, Esqs., Attorneys for Pe. titinwep, 3 fep22-td PROBATE \AOTICE, Ut the Probate Court of the County of. Nevada, State of Californis. In the matter of the Ertate of George Flint, deceuned. It appearing to the Jy lige of said Court, by the petitioa this day presented and filed by Susan C. Flint, the Adminis. tratrix of the Estate of Geo. Flint, dec: ased, praying for an Order of Sale of Real Estate and persoral property, tet it is necesnary to se'] the whoie ef the real es. ‘tale aud personal property to pey the debts outstanding against tle devessed, ard tne debts, expenses ard cherzes of administra. ‘tion. It is therefore orderéd by the Judge of said Court; th t all persons iutereated in the Kstete of said deceased, appear before the said Prodate Court on Thareday. Octo. ber25th, A. D. 1877, at (To’clock A M. of said day, at the Court room of said Geurt, in the cityof Nevada, to thew eause why an orier should not be granted to the said Adwinistratrix'to sell so mach of the rea} estate and personal property of tle said decessed as shall te necessary. And ha acopy of this order be. published at least four succe-tive weeks in thé Nevada Daily ‘TRANSCREPT. 4 DeWspaper printed ami publizhed in said county. Se JOHN ip tgeledy oon ite Guurt. Dated Sent. 22nd; 1677. : ‘ Aduvinistratrax. ; *725-4w HO may be suffering from the ef. fect of youthful fullies or indis. cretion, will do well to avail tl emrelyes 3 this, the grentest bocn ever laid atif he sitar of suffi ring humaiity. DR sPjNN-> ¥ will guerant:e to forteit $5uch. furevery case of seminal weakiess, off ‘privete di-caxe of any kind or character/f ‘whieh he undertakes and frils to cure He would thereture ray to the -unfortn. Jonte safferea whe muy read this notice, ithat you are treading upon. dangerous ground when you longer deley in seek ng the proper remedy for your com royal You may bein the first stage; reraember you ate approaching the last Jif you ate borderi g upon tie la-t, and . re suffering some or all of its i leffeci lrerhent: ex that lfi.on persist in procras. tination, the time must «ome when the ‘mn stekilifal phsscian,can render you ino assistance; when the accor of hope iwill be-clored against yeu; ¥ ben Do an: . elof merey can bring you relief. In ‘no case bas the Dr: failed of succers ‘Then let not despair wor’ upon yom fimagicati n, bet avedl yourself of the beneficial results of bix treatment before your case is beyand the reach of medica! skill. or bef: re griin desth hurries fou tou prewature grave. Ful) course ot treatment. $25. Send money ty Pos' Office order or Epress with fuil -de‘~cription of case. Call or Andress, PR. A. B. SUINNEY, No. 11 Kearny Str et “an Francisco. . jan, 20-ly Se eee NOTI. E TO CONT. ACTORS, OTICE ishereby given that in ac. cordsnee with the provisions of an Act of the Tegisieture of the S'ate of Cali. fornia, entitled an ‘ Act'to vrovide for the loeat‘on construction and mantenence of Public Roads in the County of Nevada,’ T will sell st 1 ablic sale ‘o the Jo west bidder, in front of Gayner & Dicksen's Satorn, in the tow: of North Sav Juan. op TUESDAY, Oe:cber 16'h, 1877. #t Vo'clock P. M,, alge infront of & hroder’s Heute] in the town of Rou han) Ready, on THURSDAY, Ore tober t8th, 1877,~'at 1 o0’e'ock PM . Contracts for reprit n¢ end keeping in repair, for the period of two_veirs. the following described roads of said county: sridgepert Township. Fertion 1. Pip reing at feotcf Main Street Morth Sim Juan, st.en? of F eemn's toll rerd; passing then~ through -Main Street. in ga’d tuwn, bv Sr bastcpol. Sweetland. Firehville, Lmpire Firt and French Corrr’, to juretion with the Virginia Turnpiker ad said to be in front of the Fre nch Ccrr 1H tel. kept ly Jobn Kobi aran, six mies more or less. : Section 2 Commencing rt junction fot Pine Street wth Main Stret.in North Ran Juan. at r sidence of John Hogan and R Huckins, thence by the old race track to the forks of the Cherokre and Nevada road, by Leng’s'ronch. Rat} burn’s Tanch, thence to Padger Hill :hd through the town of Cherckce to the Crusen tell road, nesrtne townsh p line. al» ve Cherokee, inciudivg the bridge snenring a pranch of Shady (reek ab uta halt mi'e more or letra above Cherokys; also Cherokee s'reet and Revervi ir gtreet inthe fown of North San Juan. Seven m Jes more orlyse. — . Section 3. Commencing at a point on the North Sin Juan en! Oberoker roast, pearly opposite Zhe barn of Marti: Jeuch. passing thence: hy &. Bs 'Thompson’s ranch, Cornor Cex’ ranch, P: ter Wede I's ranch, J. A J. Ray's ranch. and Themss Fitzsimmon’s ranch to All son’s House. et interrection with the roed frem Neritb Sen Juanto M<aysville ‘Six anda half miles, more or Jess. Section 4 Commencing at the forks of the rord st di hn Hegan’~ ranch, shor tone and one quarter of a mile east of North Sin Juar,’where the Nevada and Cherokee roads fora a junction; the nee to Pcter Wodeli’s raneh, te Mint) zuma Hill, tu Joba Glassett’s house. thi nce acr ss Morntezt= ma Hilito J A J. Rays rinch from Glersett’s at jun tion of said Nevada road with Feter Purfon’s toll road. more or Ies8. Section 5, Commencing in the villageof Sve f'aad, or pesite Mrs. Har nin’s 1esidencey «xtervliny thence by -the way of Slack’sranchtu a point about half a wile distunt from J. A. J. Ray’s rench to intersection with the Allison Ranch end Cherckee road; sIsoarovd extending from Dan Cherokee rond, to Slack’s ranch aforesaid, Two iniles more or lees. ’ ROUGH & RFADY TOWNsHIP ROAD SECTIONS. Section 1—Commenci:g at the township Ine sepatating Gass Vailey townrbip from Riewgh and Ready tuwnr hip, on the eld McCour ney road; them @ slorg the Awerican Ranch on said road: therce along the read eztending tu the Inuian Spring House, by Hat: i’s honse; thence to juncticn of toll road, Bnown as Hatch’s, at the Downey House. Ten miles more or less. Sctor 2-—Commencing at a point on the old MeCourtuey 1o0xd, pear the Amerifan hanch. wheré the sai*# road is intersected by the road leading from the Indiap Springs; extendiug thence alung ihe old . . McCourtney road to the Yuba county line; thence from the Sh tridge ranch to Reid’s ranch. Thirteen miles more or legs, Section 2—Cummernciny at tue end of the Union Turnpike, Gephsrd’s. to)] road, thénce,thence by way of ‘Taylor’s o'd ranch to the li. dian Spring Houge;'thenees acic ss to Horf& n’s ranch on the Marysville road; aleo alithat portion ef the road lying between Tayl.r's «ld ranch and the end of the Pet Hill told rad. Light aud a half Miles, m ve or lesa. Sec4 Commencing at the Anti ory Horse on the road leading trcm North fan Jusn to Marysville thence to the Yuba county line; near the Union Ransh by Mooney Fiat, Six miles, more or 'ess. bec No 5, Commencing at Widow Rapp’s yn on tre Maaysville and Ni rthS:n Jurn road; thence io Pleasant Valley over the new grade at Beckman’s HiJ];thence across to Kaner Ranch; thence to Kentucky Flot over thew bridge 6 Union turnpike st or nexr Randolyh Flat. Also trem the townshin line « pirating Nevada Town ship frcm Rough & Ready townsbip to Newtown’nd throvgh Néwtewn to Juncticn cf Newtewn road with the road fret — Ten aud a hali mtles; more oF past ~ Road Zech ons. All road bods must be Slled and rounded up. All bridges and culverts o1 these sec‘tions must immediately be put and kept in good substactia] order and repair. Ditch@3 must be open during the rsiny season. Breakwaters placed wt proper intervals to to keep it in good traveling order during the contract. All obstructions niurt be1emoved from the road, springy places thereoo drained, suts, chuckh. les and uveveR Places properly tilled. A}l luce. rocks and permanm nt ones rm mved,:ud ithe sections Munproved and kept in good subs antial or dey and repair. WM, NUTTER, Road C mmisrsioner for said District. NICE GROCERIES CHAS, F. ROBINSON . T his Stere, on BROAD STREET, oP constantly on hand as fine a stock of GR' CERILS, PROVISIONS, &c. ag can be fut >4 in Nevada city, wnich will be soldas LC W AS THE LOWEST. Give mevacall W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC. FFICEON AD SPREE? oppesi? & the Povinbel Mba Botsan Five milts , Breeu’s house, on the Allisén Hanch and — ‘ty, within bpecifications for the svove mentioned Ss p event tbe road trom bei g washed. anc ° posite the Methodist Church, keer* — Harper’s Notives The ever iucress excellent monthty aptation to poptiber deed, when we tree St penetrates every . it as one of thee! tainers of the publi The churact-t wi gesgés fur variety, € and liteary vuituce if it hus nut lead 4} its condurtors, to! camplaceney. “Th: and: uot evil all . Brooklyn Eagle. Some of th: m aovels have first 4] Magazine. In ails ent. periodical, + great BUCLEs3.— 6 ' Postage free to United Sates, Ifarper’s Maszyzit $4 Ov includes pr face by th: publisy fubseript on~ & Weekly. and B , yoar, $:0, or, two 6 one aAdJress tur ¢ ave free. An extra cony of Weekly or bazor ow forevery Club cf F each, in ane remitt $20 00 wit rout. ext Back Numbers ¢ tithe, AX complete set now conrpristag 51 binding, will b-s 1 expense of pucelaiee ningle voluines. by Cloth Cases, toc bin post-paid, ‘ A Complete Anal Fitty Volumes: f just been pub ishe for reference the v information aviiich eal a perfect iliustr §vo, Cloth, $3.0; 2 postage prep.ic. — Asevies op pers First Century o*. th uted by the wichies licists, is now beim fiagazine. ‘Tis’ papets tives a Cc! Pre seess dari t's in every depirtine. re) QTTN4 C atl (XN the Fustice'’s ¢ B 8.ip, in the Gm Cwtifornba S76. v3. Rogge Merrow, ofthe Stite of C.7i Roscoe Merrow, Get by required te pre agiiust you by the inthe das i-e's Cog Gonaty uf Neva la, to answer be ore tir Kaid Cownship tie . withia five sys, « eetvice, after the + rummona~-if a rye jo whieh this veto edout of surd Towa ten dh tweuty diys, The+ recover the sn. ol due to phiuinti® frou sional services meéticine en tered fendant at his s vec! during the list tw hereby notifie i thit an . Sriswer sil co qrired, sid pthin Invnt ag .insf yeu ty ether with costs Given uider iny as F September L577, Jastice of the Pe rai nm idineia . Unite b st 'B\CRAMEN(O, YO all wauvin icy On the vdtu dar Piast of Towuship b Was filuiin the U, Commissiouer’s lert lab tue SK ayurter B1ip 13 Norih, Ran. @i af mineral in contrary is proved, Woes, Tie Univ J. Ham Hireis, Lua “ress Sau Fra icise) enter " tice, that under an Ns lfointhe Chars Land ofi-¢, datbi ? OX the ia dif of a Wo’leck A. M x: Kegeter ani RB -veis proofs to detormias dandy, Jo witues; mnto set Our lauds above Wwritt:n, Oe tgs epit HAR’ FI Geo. Calwitator MIM Sab BACRAX Septe 3 Norman Lav Dickerson, W it: aad to all wa w6a8, Wineratl , Mled ta. the. U. . tae 3 halr of 3k ye WAIN 1-5 More a ban 2 valuable fav tural purpoa-8, ay 888, Post VU ficeatd is appli t sa -off. acter of gad P land. MePsfore you wi Ost an Uby virtas or Com Aissivacr of th are T sty 6th, 1871 tg have fxd the 7: 3 1377 at WW ulin Conaty Clor« ef Ne a City, for ths he hide tha charact Wituess wherear, » bur Basis the day Writtea, T.B. Me ps Habe } 2

of California, Executive Department 4 HERE wiil ve a Ju.jicial Ele :tion nl through out the State on NEWSDAY the Seventesoth day of VOPROBER, ut wiich the followin? officers wil de elected Such number of Justices of the Peace for each city and Township in the several counties of the State as is ptescribed by Law. ' And Ido, herby offer a reward of one hundred dolars, for thé arrest and conwiction of auy and every person violating the provisions of Title IV, Part 1, of the Penal Oode;' Such, rewards to be paid until the total amount hereafter expendedfor the purpose, reactes the sum otf ten thousand doliers. : Witness my hand and the great sent of the State, this fifteenth day of september, A.D, 187%, 2 { a) WILLIAM IRWIN. + Seal Attest: Governor, ({—~)} Tomas Beck, Secretary of State. Now, id accordance with the forezo ny proclamation of the Goveruor of Cualifornia, and by virtue of the suthority in us vested, ithis hereby ordered thit a Jadicial. « Blection be held by-the qulifled--el ictors of the Coynty of Nevais,on Wednesday, the Seventoouth diy of October, A. D, 1377, at the several olection precincts of Nevada County, for the election of the following Officers, viz: I, A Justice of the Peace for exch muni+ oipa! township, 2. AJusti-e of the Peace for each muni¢eipal township. . a And it is hereby ordered, that the following named persons ba, ani they are hereby appointed ofi-ers of elections in and for theff respective precincts; onc that said election be hell in the house or room desigu»ted opposite the name vf each of said precincts, viz: NEVADA TOWNSHIP. Nevada--Pol.s ut thé Court House G. von &ohinittbarg, Inspector; John Duauioliff and Chas. E. Mujloy, Judges. : Blue Tent—Polls at “the schoo: Souse. ©. D, Campbell, Inspector; B. D. Chadwick and I, Moody, Judges. ; GRASS VALLEY IOWNSHIP. Grass Valley—rolls at the ‘own Hall > P. By, Paynter, Inepector; W. D. Wood’ and ¥. G. Beatty, Judges. Allisone’ Ranch —volla at P. Heonessy’s. P. Hennessy, Lispector; Thos. W. «cFate Sr. and John Ford, Ju igés. Forest Spriags—Pulls at George. Littie’s buildius. «Z, ‘2, Smith, TBuspéctor; RenjamiaOolviu. and Joseph Perrin Fulges. Buena Viata—Polls at the School House. W. Melarkéy; Ins ector; Chas. Leech anc Joseph shelby, Judes. Cottuge Hill—Poils at James McAlister’s house. J, R. Nickerson, Inspector; .Dudley Dedman and Michael J.Hiygin ,Judges BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. Nerth Bivoinficit—Polls at the School House. BR.. skidmore, Inspe-tor; Ed. Cummings, and A, A, Smith, Judges, Lake City —Volis at School House, P. A. Paine, Luspectur; Wow Black aud. James Oregai, Judizes, Relief i 1l—Polls at Schvol House. RB. Penrose, Luspecror; Joan Hickman and ‘hos; Moore, indges, er Columbia Hill-Polls at School House. ®. Riguardson, Inspector; OG, B. Hawley ead 3. B. Dasey, Judges. KUREKA TOWNSHIP. Rureks South—-Polis at school House. A. 8. Wall, Inspector; John Keller and KR, DilJon, Judues. Moore's Flat—Polls at School House. Menry A‘ water, lnspector; Dayid Conly and Jolin Rith, Judges, English Dim —Polis at Boarding House’ ™.L. Seely, Inspector; G, Spobuer and E Poague, Judges y ; W \SHINGTON TOWNSHIP. Washington—Polis at School House, Jo McBean, Inspector; Fayetto Battis and Jolin bly, Ju iges. sf Omega~ Polls nt MeCambridge’s butchrr shop. W.A.Marshul, Luspector; Thomas P, Merrill and Toomas Legz, Juiges. BRLDALPOR? TOWNSHIP, ¥ronch ‘CoiralPolls. ut the School House. Frank Ooff-y Inspector; Morgau Daroeal and V.G, Bell, Fu tgs. Birchviile— Poll. at School House, John A. Craig, Luspeswr; Robt, Johnston and John O'Vonnor, Jud-sus. Sweetland—Polis at achoo]l Honge, John 8, Brown, Inap ctor; Willlum Warder and dams O.Sweetland, Judges, ; North dan Juan—~Polls at Dr. Farley's efflog, Tuhn A. Sosty, Inspector; Joseph 4t. Dicks m and-A. J Patuain, Judges, Cherdkeo—-Polls at Morgan’s store. I. YD, Rathbarn, Inapecter; John Ryan tnd Moho Firter, Ju tages. ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP, Rough aud Roaty—Polls at Svhroeder’s Hotel. 4. D. Karly, dasoector; Henry Whiener and Geo, Grant, Judges. indian Sprinys-—Polls at Hatch’s Hotel Jeht Nontzomery, Inapecte+; M, Po Hatehand ©. D. Garnaway, Judges. Moowy Flat—Polls at Schmidt's Hotel. Pavid Brown, Inspector; George Schmidt eda W. L.-Balilwin Ju:iges, Pleasané sid P lis at Sctool House, Sepoeniah Badly, Inepector; Joon Deeds ead James G. Buckland, Judges. MEADOW LAKB TOWNBHTY Truckee—Polls at Richardson Brv's. offive, E. J. Britkell, Inape tor; Fe P. Blevens and Nelson Martin, Judges. Boca—Polis at School House. W. Doan, Tuspeo or “Henry °G. Dunn @nd A, Mf Wickegs Judges. 7 Prosser, Orce’—Polis at J. B. Brogan's #toru. . ewig Willis, Inapector; J. B. Brogan and Leo Bovine, Tudges, Meadow Lake—Pulle at H, H. Hartley's, Roure. ©. 8, Holbrbuk, Inspectorpduhn Soyd and UU, H, Hattley Judges LITTLE York TOWNSHIP, . Little York Polls at the Hotel. W. Hr. Pili Inepector; Frauk Ovpeland’snd John vbn Peters, Ju lyoa, 1.owelhdiil—Poils at Ragans’ buildings $ Ds Frick, 'ispectOr; John Ragan and Horace Knight, Judg 6 Hants iil—Polla at Brhool Honse. A. «h, Turner, Inspeetor; W. Wiseman and John Linderman, Ju ges. You Bet—Polls at Druoaer’s Hotel, J Huaszey, Enspec'or; ©, H, Hankins and J. NH isson, Futiges., : Ordered and piveiaines Monday, October Ist, A. D. i, Wittdam M, Norres, President, Joun Kxorwecu, J.. THomrson, WituuaMm 8. Sattre, Micaas, Dyan, Jr. Board of Supervisors, Nevada County, Mealifora in. Attest; Jamas PD. Witrre, Clerk. So, Now Bol, Application for a Patent to a _ Mining Claim. Urwen Srarcs Layp Orvcer, Saaruinente, Cxl., Aug. 1¥; 1877, YOTIC ds hereby given that Henry PoweM, whose post office is Nevada ‘fity, Cal,, baeaade applivation for Patent st the Kenneteoo Milt Placer wine, boar. 1ayg vold, situate do Kennebec Hill Min‘ing District. Neyada County, Caliuornia, wad-doaeribed as follows, viz: On surveyed lind, being the lets 9and 10 ef SW weo 3, Lot Sof SOM Of sectinr 3) bots p and Tof NW Y¥ of section 10, Lot 1 of NE -< of seotian @, tomnabip i? N,R 9 B. Mt. Yiahlo base and Meridian, containing & sors. Said? location was.made by E. vans ef ais, ia Sep'eutyor 1857, and was, rwordel ithe mining records of said district.. Tha, anpaicant eladwa by purehase” Adjotning olaimtnt are the TU ion u's. clinus on the south, thal XL Co. eo the cast and the claims of &. Wells ‘on sas nerta. Jil persons holding anyroadvers= aims th roto dre hereby teqaired to spres eeut the sune Dofore this vliee within bixty tiave fromthe Op + of naa lish. ag barevben so be B. MCFARLAND, . “hbaadg of cthercharlatans, /the following train of -morbid synyptems Oue Hundred Dollata to any one who wil ' aud geod willof Barton’s horse shoeect LE IEEE OAL AED ADELE IO TLE LILLIE ELLE OTT [0 THE UNFORTUNATE. yew REMEDIES!, NEW REMEDIE . ‘ q DR.GIBBON’S DISPENSARY, . 623 Kearny Street, CorNER COMMERCIAL STREET, San Francisco. KR sBLISHKY in 1854, forthe tre t ‘4 m-nt of Sexual and Semina!t Disease such as Gonorrhea,Glest, Stricture, Syphil is in all its forms, Seminal Weakness Inupotency, etc. Skin. Diseases (of yéar. standing) and Ulcerated egs success, ull) truated. : DR. GIBBON has the pleasure of an nouncing that hé has returned from visitin. the principal Hospitals of Europe, and ha: resumed practice at his D:speusary, 62 Kearney Street, corner of Commercia., Sar Francisco, where his old pationts and thos requiring his services may Lad him. ihe Doctor has spared neither time_norowney in seeking out new remedies, and has returned with increaseu facilities for the alleviation of buman-suffering. Horrible Diseases. flow many thousands of persons, both male and female, are there who are suffer fag out a miserable existence from the ef. fect of secret indulgences, OF trom virus absorbed into the system! Look at their pallid, emaciated and disfigured faces and their broken dowu ap teoerte mee disqualifying them for the happiness of marriage oF thes enjoyment of lite. In this horrid sitvetion thousands suffer until death closes the scera, Let parents, guardians, friends attend toauy of those who are sufleriag swith any. of these horrible life destroying maladies—see that they are cared for and eured before it be too late. Serid them immediately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician whe has made private disease his especial atucly for years, and who is certain to’ cure tie most inveterate cases without mercury or injurious drugs, It is important to those who are afflicted, or to those who are inter estcdin to@-welfare of their friends, to bé careful of fhe many pretended doctors wh: infest all cities, publishing their skill in curing all-diseases in a tew days, fmposin, upon the public by using the uames of em ineut physicians from Europe and other placer, Be, therefore, careful and wu ake strict 1a juiries, or you may fall into the Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, the consequen.:e 0: s#lfabuse. This solitary vice, or depraveo sexual iudwmigence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certeinty, unless combatted by scientific medica) measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark Spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, ring: ingin tbe ears, noise )ike the rustling of ‘leaves and tho rattling of chariots, uneasi. nugs about the loins, yeaknessof the limbs, confused visiou, bluoted intelloct, loss o} confidenca, diffidence im approachingstran;ers, a dislike tu form new avquaintances, a disposition to shun svucicty, loss of mem orv, hectic flushes, pimples and variou eruptions about tne face, furred tongue, fetid breath, ect ghs, consumption, nighi‘ Sweats, monomuna aid frequent insanity. Ft relief be not obtained, persons so afflict. el should apply immediately, either in persomor by letter, and have a care effectéd by his new and scientific mode of treating this disease, which never fails of effecting w quick and radical cure. Dr. G. will give prove satistictorily tohim that he wascured of thfa cOmplaint by either of the San Francisco quacks. Married Men, Or those who contemplate’ marriage, whe are suffering under any of these fearfa maladies, should not forget the sacted re. Spunsibslity resting upon them, por delay t» obtain immediate relief. Di. GDEBUN 4s responsible, and. wil) give to each patisnt a written instrument vinding himself (c¢ etfect a radical and per manent cure, or make no charge. Cured at Home. Persons at a distance may be CURED:AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gib bon, etating case, smyptoms, length o tims the disease has continued, and the medicine promptly forwar-ed,. free from duimage and curiosity, to any partof the country, with full and plain direction fo: us. by enclosing TEN DOLLARS in eoin, in a registered letter through the Post Oifice, or'through Wells; Fargo & Gog a packuge of medicine will be forwarded by expres? tuany partofthe Union, Address D&®. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney etreet, connos Commercial, San Francisco Post OMe: Rex 1957. ‘ Privatee ntrance on Commercial treet Remember to put BOX PV57 on the let ar. Consultations FREE, 7° Correspondents will please inforn DR. GIBBON that'they cead his advertis:went in the DarLy Transonwt myl 2 os Assossment Notice. ; OORE'S FLAT BLUE GRAVEL MIN. ANG COMPANY. Location of primes tips place of business,San Francigeo, Oa: fornix. Location of Works, Moore’s F lat, Fk uteka Township, Nevada County, Califor. nia, Notice is he:eby given, that at a meeting of the Board ef Directors, hela on the 17th day of Sept., 1877, an assess. ment, No, 4, of twenty-five cents pershare was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable farmedidtely in United States gold ccin,to the Secretary, at the offfce ot the Company, 311 California street, rooms 3 & 4>Becond floor, over Aetna Insurance office, entrance 309 C.lifornia street, San Francisco, Ualiformia, Any stock upenm, whdch this assessment shal} remain wupaid on the 22d day of Oct., 1877, will be delit quent, and advertised for gale yt public auction; and unlesa payment is made before,will be sol. on Suturday, the 10th day of Nov., 1877, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of ativertiking and expenses of sele. By orucr of ths Board ef Directors, J, M. BUPFINGTON, Secretary. Office, 309 Culfornia Street, roows 3 and 4 second flbor,, over Aetua Insurance Office, San Francisco, California, 820 Ga NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. DESIRE. to inform those/who have so org been the patrons of my; horse snocing esthblishment on Main Stroet,that “Uhave Cisposed of my interest in the ease together with the right to use and turn my patent shoe, dna my good will of the con. cern, to Dwa. Clancy and hereby requist my oh} Custumers to continue ther patrovage with Mr Clancy, who hag ali the tacilities and ability to Keep up the reputatiou of the shop and do ag good werk as Wau ever dope by myrelf. aRT. BARTON. ~Nevada City, July 19th, 1877, ~ d AVING purclnsed the shop, material: jog vstabli-hin ntl take -this opportunity to inform all my. friends and the eusteni6To of the shop that fwmr prepared to “do horsesheoeing jp all its branekes and gnere antes satia'yction, Ihave the right to use Bartei’s ‘lie tur turning steel shoes and als» an to Bse bis Steel faced shovUwnrts @ Tse3, ace assured that my ym ry ris will be exert to eon Ty an ick Sr Se eae, “ fy acter of said lands. DR, I. J. OLAPKAY'S PRIVATE MEOICAL INSTITUTE, 209 Kearny St3 San Francisce. ‘ESTABLISHED IN 3854, Fort the Permanent Care of Speciul .and Chronic Diseases, as ——~hiso oll Female © omptuints and Diseases of the Nere vous System. HE IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF homan hfe anuneally from sccretand chronic Giseares, caused thi-+ old and reliable institntion to be established first in Philadelphia, Pena, in 1850, and after wards fu Sau Francisco, Cal ,.in 1854 asa private d:spensiry,in order to «ff rd the afflicted the best medical and +uryical treatment fur the above and all other af. fe:tious snd complsints. Cotsuitatious at tue Institute or vy letter, FR&L. PHYSICAL & MENtAL DEBILITY Vital weakn-ss, nervousness, low spirits, lassituce, Weakuess of the Jimbs and back, loss of muscu‘ar power, iddispusition and ineapability tor labor or study, ° weak exhausted feetting, no ebergy or courage. pPlpitation of the heart, dullness of apprehensio. loss Of Memory, aversion to B0ci-ty, love of solitude, timicity, self-distrust,luss of manhood, dizziness ,headache, the result of : Mental Overwork or Spermatorrhoea, painsin the tide, aff ctions of. the eye, pimpleson.the face, sexual or other in the justly celebtated physician, L. J. CZAPKAY, M. D. His method of curing diseases is pecnliarly his «wn, (unkucwu to others) apd hence the great. success. ; Dit. CZAPKAY:° may be consulted coufidentially im reference to the above and all other. complaints, at the institute, No. 29 KEARNY STREET, san Francisco, Cal. 82 The Doctor offers Free Consultations, aria asks no remuneration unless he etfects acure Charges moderate. : Communications strictly confidential. Medicines, sent by expr ss. Office hours, 8tol0a. Mg lito #and Tt: 8p, M. Address LL. J. CZAPKAY, M. v., Post Office Bux 64, Sun Franciavo. sep] eee ae ENG 898.[ : . Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. UNITED STATES LL.ND OFFiCE Sacrnimento, Cal., Sept. 8, 1877, YOTICE is hereby piven, that Fritz N Meister, Whose Post Office is. Washington, Neveda county, Calitornia, has m de aplication fr Patent for that cr tain Placer mining claim, beating .gold, situated ws: Diamond Creek Moning bis. trict, (now in an unorganized ecoudition,) N. vada County, C litornia, and described as follows, viz: On survived‘ lind, being the $k \ of NW \ of NW 4, and the NE \ of 8W % of NW ¥4, and the SW 4 of NE \& of NW \, and the-kb \ ef NW 43, and the 8.) of. 2W \ of NE yw andthe N % of NW 4 of bE 4, and th Si. \% of NWY of cE, und the sW dof NE \ of SE 4, anu tle N 36 of SE 4 ot SE 4g,n dthe Se \ of SE 4% of SE 4%; all of rec, 23,T wp. 17N, # 11eE, M.D. B. int M, und cv taining 160 acres. ‘This claim was lockted April 3uth, 1s71.by Edwards Wood. ruff and 7 other-, and their notic? of 1 en. tion revorded in the e@iice of the. County Keconler of Nevsdi County, Cal,, i Book No. 7 of Mit ing Records of sid county, om page 116. The applicant claus by pur chase, The neares: claims are John Dill’s, lying to the Westwart in Sections 22 and 23. and Sanders-and Chase's to the North. ‘word. All persons holding ary adverse claims thereto are required to present the sine before this Office wWithi:rixty days froin the first day of publishing hereof. YT, U. McFARLAND, Register. sep lt SUMMONS. — TATE OF CALIFORNIA, Connty ‘of tirmities in man or women, are cured by } The Testimony of the Whole World. HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. “T had no appetite; HoNoway’s Pil’s gave mea hearty ove.” “Your Pills are marvellous.” “YT send for another box, and kcep them in the house.” see ‘Dr. Holluway has_cured my headache that was chronic.” } “I yave one of your Pills to my babe for cholera raorbus. The dear little thing gut well iu a day.” “My nousea of a morning is now cured.” “Your box oi Holloway’s Uintment curé? me of noises in the head I rabbed some of your Ointment behind the ears and the noise has I+ 1 § Peas “send me two boxes; I want one fer a poor family.” i **f enciose a dollar; your price is 25 cents, but-the medicine to me is worth a doilar.” “send me five boxcs of sour Pills,”“Det me bave three boxes of your Piils by return mail, f r chills and fever. Il have over 209 such testimoniuls as ‘these, but waut of space compels me to conclude. : For Cutaneous Disorders, ND all eruptions of the sxin,this Ointment is most invalusbie. It does not heal externatly alove,but pevetrate with the most scaching effects to the very root of the evil, os HOLLIWAY’S PILLS Invariably cure the following diseases: DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS. In. all diseases .affectimy these organ , whetherthey secrete too much or too litfle water; or whether they be .afflie* edi with stone or gavel, or with: aches ard pains settled in the Joins over the region of the hidmeys, there Pills should be taken. according to the printed direction<, and the Ointment shou ad be well rebbed into the smmll«f the back +t bed time. This treatmeénut will give almost immediate relet when all othér means have failed, FOR STOMACH OUT OF ORDER. No medicine will so. effectually amprove the toue ofthe stemagh us these. Pils; they remove. all acidity occasioned either by intemperance or improper-dict. They reach the liver and reduce .it to a healthy action: théy are wonsirfully efficacious in enr ng all disorders of the liver and stumach. ‘HOLLOWAY’S PILLS are the best in the world fur the following diseases: Agne As, bma, Bilions Comp ints, . lotches on th «kin, Bowels, Consumption, Debnlity, Dropey, Dysentery, Erysipelus, Eemate Trregitacities, Fevers of all kinds, Fits,Gout, Hiadache, Indigestion, Inflammation, antndice; Liver Complsints, Lumbago, les, Rheumatism, Retention of urrre; rotula or King’s #vil, Sore Throat, £* ne d Grivel, Tic Doulonreux, Tumors, U)rs, Worms of all kinds, Weaknerg from ny cause, etc INPORTANT CAUTION. None are genuine urlets the signature of J. Haydock, as upent for the United St.tes eure -nunds cacti box of Pills, and Oirtment ‘A handsome reward wili be given to any one vendering such information s® may lend to the detection of any party or p:rties counterfeiting the medic nes or rending the same,;knowing them te bespurious, **Sold at the wanufactory of Professor Holloway & Co., New York, end by all rerpectable druggists and de#lerg in meaicin. thronghout the civilized world, in boxes at 25¢ 4 nts, 62 cents and $i each. ee” There is considerable saving by takiug the larger rizes: N. D.—Direetions for the guidance of patients in every disorder are affixed to each box. j vuifice, M2 LIBERTY STREET. a2 New York. POND'S KO Nevada, 88. In the District Ccurt of the Fonrteenth Judiejial Lis rict of the State of California, in aud for the County of Nevada. ‘The People of the State, of «california send ‘grveting to John Croz-, defendant, You are hereby required to appear.inan action brought against you in the District Court of the Fourtesuth Judicial District, of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, on the Slst. ot ef August, 1877, by “knw Crazy, pfaintiff, and to answer the coutlpieint ied ther-in, within ten days p,exclusive .of the day of service} after the service on you of this Summonus—itserved with. n thi county; or, if served out or this county, but iu this District, within twenty days; otherwise within forty dava, or judgment wiil be taken against you by default, according to. the: prayer of sui t complaint. Wherein plaintiff sues to ob. tain a di eree of divorce font the defendant, on‘the grounds of habitual intemprance anid ,.xtreme, eruel treatment.— Jaintiff alleges that she and defendant were mitried on the 16th day of August 197.5 at the town ef Grass Valles, Nevada Count ; that immediately alter suid mar! Hage defendant began to treat plaintiff in an nokind and cruel manner, and that defendant hasever since been habitualy intemperate in the use of Intextcating Wherefore plafhtiff prays judgment diesoi ing the bonds of matrimouy heretofore and uow existing betweon plaintiff and defendant, and that plaintiff may restme her maiden name of Eiama Jetzer, and for puch othér snd further relief as plain. tiffis equitably entitled to’ And you sre hereby notified that i€ you fail: te appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to theg Court fo# the relief therein demwanaid, —— ) In testimony whereof, I, James bi seal} White,Clerk of District Court aforesaid, do heretnto set my~hand a impress the seal of said Court, at office, in the city of Nevada, om the 3lst day of August, A. D. 1877. i JAMES D. WITITE, Clerk. Sy ‘omn WeBper, Deputy. ~ John I. Caldwel], pliff’s att’y. Mineral Citation. United States Land Office, SacRamenro, Can. Sept. 12, i817.) 0 ALL WoOMIT MAY CONCERN. Whereas, by Commissioner’s letter dated December 24. 1871. the S 1-2 of NW 1.4 and NW 1-40f NW gnarter of Section 32, in Township 17 North, range 9 east, is to be “treated as mineral in character, until the contrary 8 proved,after due notice; And whereas Jucob Arbogast, (Poste Office address Nevada @ity. Cxl.) has applied to offer proof asto the character of th: above described lands. ‘Therefore, you will take notive, that under and by virtue of instructions from tae Commissioner of the

Geners? Land Office, dated May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the 224 dayof Oct.. A. D. 1877, at 11 o'clock A. M. at this office, be. fore the Register and Recetver, for the hear ng of proofs to detemnine the chaz. ‘Tn witness whereof, we hav6 bereunty eet our hands the day and year first sbow written > YB. MCPARLAND, Register. sep2l AR? FELLOWS, Receiver. MoTRAY NOTICE, —_ AME to my premises about.a week dre. C i ag mule. The Por . ave the same by oving erty. : til the owner tate Vorerde tok al “roperty. the aforesaid mute will be kept —_——_— er particulars enquire of, WILLIAM ius . .EXTRACT, 6% eur, for I will speak of Exls pide things, s POND’S EXTRACT. The great Vegetable Pain Destroyer. Hag been in use over thirty yeuis, and for cleanjitiess and prompt curative. virtues cannot be oxcelled. ; CHILDREN. No family can afford to be without -Pond’s—_Extract,_.4.c-identa, Bruises, Contasions, Cuts, Sprains, are reliéved almost instantly by external upplication. Promptly relieves pains of Burns, Scalds, Excoriations, Chafings, Old Sores, Boils, Felons, Chrns,-ete, Ar. rests inflammation, reduces swellings, sfops bleeding. removes discolovation »nd heals mapidly. FEMALE WEAKNESS. ~?talweysrelieves paio in the back and loins, fullnes and pressing paiu in the head, nausea, verti-: go. ; INLEUCORR. . as no equal, All kinds of ul*T*" 7.% which ladies are a promptly cared. luiller deas. 1n book accompany ng each bottle. PILEs —bliné and bleeding—wmeet prompt relief and ready cure. No case however chronic or obstinate can long resist its regular use. VARICLOSE VEINS, It is the only sure cure. * KIDNEY DISEASES. Ithas no equal for permanent cure. BLEEDING from any cawss. For this it isa specific. It has saved hundreds of lives whenall other remedies fuiled to arrest bSeedingY from nose, stomach lungs anit else where. TOOTHACHE, Earacne, Neuralgia and Rheumatism are alike relieved, and ofp ten permanently cured. PHYSICIANS of all schools who are acquainted with Pond’s Extract of Witch Hazel recommend it to t¥eiy practice. We have letters of comnbendatien from hundreds of physicians, many ot whom order it for use in their own practice. Ay lv addition tthe foregoing, they order its use for Swellings of all kinds, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Inflamed Tonsils, simple and chronic Diarrhaea, Catarrk (for which it is a specific), Chillblamms, Frosted Feet, Stings of Insects, Mosquitos, etc, Chapped manda, Face, and indeett all manaer of skin diseases. TOILE? USE. Removes Sorenegs, Roughne and Snrarting; heals cuts, :ruptions, and Pimples, It revives,invigorates and refreshes. while wonderfully improving the Oomplexier. TO FARMERS—F nd’s Extract. No Stock Breeder,no Eitery Man ean afford to be without it. It igused by all the lead. ing L:very Stubles, Street Railroads and first Horsemen tn New York City. Itbas no eqaal for Sprains, Harness or Sad die Chatings, Stiffhess, Scratches, Swellings, Cuts, Lacemtions, Blecdings,Pneu monia, : olic, Diarrhea, Chilla, Colds, _ &c. Its range of action is wide, and the —YFelief it affords isso-prompt thet it is imvaluable in every Farm yard as well as in every Farm bouse. Letit be tried ~ once. and you wil] never be without it. CAU'PIONL: Pond’s Extract has béen imitat d. The genuine article has the words Pond’s Exé@raci blown 1m egch bot, tle. Itis prepared by the only persons > living who ever knew how to prepare it ‘ properly. Refuse a!l other preparstions vof Witch Hazel. Tia isthe on} icte ' used by physicians, und in tne ftals \_of this coputry-ara Europe HISTORY and usesof Pond's Extreet, in Panjphivt form,sent freeon u pplication to ehrhies ina tedm, to pay° iwi feed For tG§. Benner Hilt, Nevada Towneh ip. . at ¥ Dyveda septs 18, 1877. ae) ¢ EY _fOh9Sw ob POND'S EXTRACT COMPANY. jy23--), 88 Maiden Lane, New Fork, Mark These Facts. —cases of spasin—in fact they Dever fail in . . e Transcript Job Printing Office 4 COMMERCIALSTREET, . Nevada City. ir We are prepared to do Job a . Printing in a sty:e second 50 no office in this State. ah _ Asan advertising medium tae Nevada Daily Transcript is the best in the Northern part nf the + NOTIUE. ——p. N THE MATTER OF THE APPLICA. tion of Mary 'I’. G. Floyd to perpetraty testimony. ‘To James b, White, County Clerk in and fer the county of Nevada, and to I. N. Walton, brother of Jam+s M. Walton, deceased, sud to.'the vnaknoys heirs of suid deceased, and to al] others whom it may cencern. . Pursuant to an order of the Honorable T. B Reardan, Judge of the Distr:ct Court of the fo rtreuth Judicial District of the State of California, made on. thé 23nd day of reptenrber, A D. 1877, notive if iereby given that the testimony of ths applicnn-, wnd H.C. Mij)ls, buth residents of Nevada C ty. iv suid Nevada county, will bs taken before 3.1%, Caldwell, a Notary Pwhhic in and-:for -Buid Nevada coutty, at his office in said Nevada City, on Monday, the 26th cay of November, A. D. 1897, for the, purprse of rhowing that the said James M. Wulton, iu his iifetime, and on the &th dav of Jabuary, A.D. 1872, sold to s#id U.c, Mills. for a valuable consideraticn to him in hena paid by seid H. C. Mile, all that certain tract of la: d, situate in said Nevada county, desvribed as follows, viz: the north half of the nortuwest quirter -of section number twenty-two, (22) in ‘Township number sixteen, (16) north of ratige nur ber nine (9) cast, in the district of lands mbject to sale at Sacramei.to, Califurnia, mid that on the sume day the sail dames M. Waiton executed In due form ot law, and deliv: red to suid H.C, Mills a deed of conve,ance, inteuding thereby. to couvey to the said H. ©. Mills the said dercribed tiact ef land, but that by mistake, and contrary to the intention o1 said James M. Walton, and to the said parties to the seid deed, the emid described tract of land was erroneously described in said dived s6 the north hult of the suuthwest quarter of said section nutib+r twenty-two, and furthers that this applicant is now the owner of said -desvribed tract of land, and that this proce-ding is for the purpose of perpetuuting said testimony when so taken. . In witness whereof I baye hereunto set my hand this 22cd day of September, A. D. 1877, MARY T. G. FLOYD, Applicaut. se2l:td IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UvYIT+D STATES, DisTRICT OF CALIFORNIA. Im the matter of Martin Quick,’ £ Né@vada Connty, bankrupt Be. tore Mr, Samuel J, Clark, Jr,, Register in Bankruptcy: Notice is hereby given, That a Petition bag been filed in said Court by Martin Quick ,of Grass Valley. Nivgan Co, in said District, duly declared a Bankrupt under the Revised Statutes of the A/nited Siates Title LXI, Bankruptcy “ana the nets amendatory thereof and supplementa y thereto, for a discharge and certificate thereof from all his debts and other claims provable uider said Revised Sta' utes, and that Tuesday the 16th, day of October A.D,.1877,at ‘11 o’clock A M.,of said duy,betore the Distritt Cuurt of the United States, in the City aad County of San Francisco,is assigned ag the time and place . ‘he for the hearifig ef the same, when and where any creditors who have proved their debts,and any perron in interest, may ap pear and show cause, if any they have, why the pray: r of petitioner should not be granted. By order of SAMUGEL J. CLAREF, Jr., i Register in Baxkruptcy. City and County of San Franciacy, Scpt. 19th, 1877. ‘ x Tilden & Wilson, Esqs., Attorneys for Pe. titinwep, 3 fep22-td PROBATE \AOTICE, Ut the Probate Court of the County of. Nevada, State of Californis. In the matter of the Ertate of George Flint, deceuned. It appearing to the Jy lige of said Court, by the petitioa this day presented and filed by Susan C. Flint, the Adminis. tratrix of the Estate of Geo. Flint, dec: ased, praying for an Order of Sale of Real Estate and persoral property, tet it is necesnary to se'] the whoie ef the real es. ‘tale aud personal property to pey the debts outstanding against tle devessed, ard tne debts, expenses ard cherzes of administra. ‘tion. It is therefore orderéd by the Judge of said Court; th t all persons iutereated in the Kstete of said deceased, appear before the said Prodate Court on Thareday. Octo. ber25th, A. D. 1877, at (To’clock A M. of said day, at the Court room of said Geurt, in the cityof Nevada, to thew eause why an orier should not be granted to the said Adwinistratrix'to sell so mach of the rea} estate and personal property of tle said decessed as shall te necessary. And ha acopy of this order be. published at least four succe-tive weeks in thé Nevada Daily ‘TRANSCREPT. 4 DeWspaper printed ami publizhed in said county. Se JOHN ip tgeledy oon ite Guurt. Dated Sent. 22nd; 1677. : ‘ Aduvinistratrax. ; *725-4w HO may be suffering from the ef. fect of youthful fullies or indis. cretion, will do well to avail tl emrelyes 3 this, the grentest bocn ever laid atif he sitar of suffi ring humaiity. DR sPjNN-> ¥ will guerant:e to forteit $5uch. furevery case of seminal weakiess, off ‘privete di-caxe of any kind or character/f ‘whieh he undertakes and frils to cure He would thereture ray to the -unfortn. Jonte safferea whe muy read this notice, ithat you are treading upon. dangerous ground when you longer deley in seek ng the proper remedy for your com royal You may bein the first stage; reraember you ate approaching the last Jif you ate borderi g upon tie la-t, and . re suffering some or all of its i leffeci lrerhent: ex that lfi.on persist in procras. tination, the time must «ome when the ‘mn stekilifal phsscian,can render you ino assistance; when the accor of hope iwill be-clored against yeu; ¥ ben Do an: . elof merey can bring you relief. In ‘no case bas the Dr: failed of succers ‘Then let not despair wor’ upon yom fimagicati n, bet avedl yourself of the beneficial results of bix treatment before your case is beyand the reach of medica! skill. or bef: re griin desth hurries fou tou prewature grave. Ful) course ot treatment. $25. Send money ty Pos' Office order or Epress with fuil -de‘~cription of case. Call or Andress, PR. A. B. SUINNEY, No. 11 Kearny Str et “an Francisco. . jan, 20-ly Se eee NOTI. E TO CONT. ACTORS, OTICE ishereby given that in ac. cordsnee with the provisions of an Act of the Tegisieture of the S'ate of Cali. fornia, entitled an ‘ Act'to vrovide for the loeat‘on construction and mantenence of Public Roads in the County of Nevada,’ T will sell st 1 ablic sale ‘o the Jo west bidder, in front of Gayner & Dicksen's Satorn, in the tow: of North Sav Juan. op TUESDAY, Oe:cber 16'h, 1877. #t Vo'clock P. M,, alge infront of & hroder’s Heute] in the town of Rou han) Ready, on THURSDAY, Ore tober t8th, 1877,~'at 1 o0’e'ock PM . Contracts for reprit n¢ end keeping in repair, for the period of two_veirs. the following described roads of said county: sridgepert Township. Fertion 1. Pip reing at feotcf Main Street Morth Sim Juan, st.en? of F eemn's toll rerd; passing then~ through -Main Street. in ga’d tuwn, bv Sr bastcpol. Sweetland. Firehville, Lmpire Firt and French Corrr’, to juretion with the Virginia Turnpiker ad said to be in front of the Fre nch Ccrr 1H tel. kept ly Jobn Kobi aran, six mies more or less. : Section 2 Commencing rt junction fot Pine Street wth Main Stret.in North Ran Juan. at r sidence of John Hogan and R Huckins, thence by the old race track to the forks of the Cherokre and Nevada road, by Leng’s'ronch. Rat} burn’s Tanch, thence to Padger Hill :hd through the town of Cherckce to the Crusen tell road, nesrtne townsh p line. al» ve Cherokee, inciudivg the bridge snenring a pranch of Shady (reek ab uta halt mi'e more or letra above Cherokys; also Cherokee s'reet and Revervi ir gtreet inthe fown of North San Juan. Seven m Jes more orlyse. — . Section 3. Commencing at a point on the North Sin Juan en! Oberoker roast, pearly opposite Zhe barn of Marti: Jeuch. passing thence: hy &. Bs 'Thompson’s ranch, Cornor Cex’ ranch, P: ter Wede I's ranch, J. A J. Ray's ranch. and Themss Fitzsimmon’s ranch to All son’s House. et interrection with the roed frem Neritb Sen Juanto M<aysville ‘Six anda half miles, more or Jess. Section 4 Commencing at the forks of the rord st di hn Hegan’~ ranch, shor tone and one quarter of a mile east of North Sin Juar,’where the Nevada and Cherokee roads fora a junction; the nee to Pcter Wodeli’s raneh, te Mint) zuma Hill, tu Joba Glassett’s house. thi nce acr ss Morntezt= ma Hilito J A J. Rays rinch from Glersett’s at jun tion of said Nevada road with Feter Purfon’s toll road. more or Ies8. Section 5, Commencing in the villageof Sve f'aad, or pesite Mrs. Har nin’s 1esidencey «xtervliny thence by -the way of Slack’sranchtu a point about half a wile distunt from J. A. J. Ray’s rench to intersection with the Allison Ranch end Cherckee road; sIsoarovd extending from Dan Cherokee rond, to Slack’s ranch aforesaid, Two iniles more or lees. ’ ROUGH & RFADY TOWNsHIP ROAD SECTIONS. Section 1—Commenci:g at the township Ine sepatating Gass Vailey townrbip from Riewgh and Ready tuwnr hip, on the eld McCour ney road; them @ slorg the Awerican Ranch on said road: therce along the read eztending tu the Inuian Spring House, by Hat: i’s honse; thence to juncticn of toll road, Bnown as Hatch’s, at the Downey House. Ten miles more or less. Sctor 2-—Commencing at a point on the old MeCourtuey 1o0xd, pear the Amerifan hanch. wheré the sai*# road is intersected by the road leading from the Indiap Springs; extendiug thence alung ihe old . . McCourtney road to the Yuba county line; thence from the Sh tridge ranch to Reid’s ranch. Thirteen miles more or legs, Section 2—Cummernciny at tue end of the Union Turnpike, Gephsrd’s. to)] road, thénce,thence by way of ‘Taylor’s o'd ranch to the li. dian Spring Houge;'thenees acic ss to Horf& n’s ranch on the Marysville road; aleo alithat portion ef the road lying between Tayl.r's «ld ranch and the end of the Pet Hill told rad. Light aud a half Miles, m ve or lesa. Sec4 Commencing at the Anti ory Horse on the road leading trcm North fan Jusn to Marysville thence to the Yuba county line; near the Union Ransh by Mooney Fiat, Six miles, more or 'ess. bec No 5, Commencing at Widow Rapp’s yn on tre Maaysville and Ni rthS:n Jurn road; thence io Pleasant Valley over the new grade at Beckman’s HiJ];thence across to Kaner Ranch; thence to Kentucky Flot over thew bridge 6 Union turnpike st or nexr Randolyh Flat. Also trem the townshin line « pirating Nevada Town ship frcm Rough & Ready townsbip to Newtown’nd throvgh Néwtewn to Juncticn cf Newtewn road with the road fret — Ten aud a hali mtles; more oF past ~ Road Zech ons. All road bods must be Slled and rounded up. All bridges and culverts o1 these sec‘tions must immediately be put and kept in good substactia] order and repair. Ditch@3 must be open during the rsiny season. Breakwaters placed wt proper intervals to to keep it in good traveling order during the contract. All obstructions niurt be1emoved from the road, springy places thereoo drained, suts, chuckh. les and uveveR Places properly tilled. A}l luce. rocks and permanm nt ones rm mved,:ud ithe sections Munproved and kept in good subs antial or dey and repair. WM, NUTTER, Road C mmisrsioner for said District. NICE GROCERIES CHAS, F. ROBINSON . T his Stere, on BROAD STREET, oP constantly on hand as fine a stock of GR' CERILS, PROVISIONS, &c. ag can be fut >4 in Nevada city, wnich will be soldas LC W AS THE LOWEST. Give mevacall W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC. FFICEON AD SPREE? oppesi? & the Povinbel Mba Botsan Five milts , Breeu’s house, on the Allisén Hanch and — ‘ty, within bpecifications for the svove mentioned Ss p event tbe road trom bei g washed. anc ° posite the Methodist Church, keer* — Harper’s Notives The ever iucress excellent monthty aptation to poptiber deed, when we tree St penetrates every . it as one of thee! tainers of the publi The churact-t wi gesgés fur variety, € and liteary vuituce if it hus nut lead 4} its condurtors, to! camplaceney. “Th: and: uot evil all . Brooklyn Eagle. Some of th: m aovels have first 4] Magazine. In ails ent. periodical, + great BUCLEs3.— 6 ' Postage free to United Sates, Ifarper’s Maszyzit $4 Ov includes pr face by th: publisy fubseript on~ & Weekly. and B , yoar, $:0, or, two 6 one aAdJress tur ¢ ave free. 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Rogge Merrow, ofthe Stite of C.7i Roscoe Merrow, Get by required te pre agiiust you by the inthe das i-e's Cog Gonaty uf Neva la, to answer be ore tir Kaid Cownship tie . withia five sys, « eetvice, after the + rummona~-if a rye jo whieh this veto edout of surd Towa ten dh tweuty diys, The+ recover the sn. ol due to phiuinti® frou sional services meéticine en tered fendant at his s vec! during the list tw hereby notifie i thit an . Sriswer sil co qrired, sid pthin Invnt ag .insf yeu ty ether with costs Given uider iny as F September L577, Jastice of the Pe rai nm idineia . Unite b st 'B\CRAMEN(O, YO all wauvin icy On the vdtu dar Piast of Towuship b Was filuiin the U, Commissiouer’s lert lab tue SK ayurter B1ip 13 Norih, Ran. @i af mineral in contrary is proved, Woes, Tie Univ J. Ham Hireis, Lua “ress Sau Fra icise) enter " tice, that under an Ns lfointhe Chars Land ofi-¢, datbi ? OX the ia dif of a Wo’leck A. M x: Kegeter ani RB -veis proofs to detormias dandy, Jo witues; mnto set Our lauds above Wwritt:n, Oe tgs epit HAR’ FI Geo. Calwitator MIM Sab BACRAX Septe 3 Norman Lav Dickerson, W it: aad to all wa w6a8, Wineratl , Mled ta. the. U. . tae 3 halr of 3k ye WAIN 1-5 More a ban 2 valuable fav tural purpoa-8, ay 888, Post VU ficeatd is appli t sa -off. acter of gad P land. MePsfore you wi Ost an Uby virtas or Com Aissivacr of th are T sty 6th, 1871 tg have fxd the 7: 3 1377 at WW ulin Conaty Clor« ef Ne a City, for ths he hide tha charact Wituess wherear, » bur Basis the day Writtea, T.B. Me ps Habe } 2