September 12, 1875 (4 pages)

. ie, the Paralytic, and the \_ gisordered digestion, unaccountsbje failing ” gne positive tesces of that mowt terrible and CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE Established by OR. J. €. YOUNG, IN 1850. No Cure, No Pay. * Zensa:tation, by Letter or ofhe1— wise, Free. HIS CELEBKATED INSTITUTE HAS enjoyed on this Coast ex uninterrupted eacéess of Jl years, and has become one of 2h4 tavet celebrated Institutions of the age. The ¢ number annually received and cured, place it in point ef number of pstients aniting the very first ef the world, and the success Of its treatment ranks it second none. ° 2 : .PRITATE DISEASES. In Males and Irregularities in Females are the great destrc yers of health. They insid. joualy attack t e system, and gradually undermine and destroy it; they drive she blo fram the ¢ , the lustre from the eye, the strength and vigor from the frame, they give pany and Uiseased offspring, and poison, through successive geperations, the race of man. The marks can be seen in acrofula, Consumption, cripples, the Idiot recognised the most PATAL MERCURY, as MEDICAL EN. to msn, combining with the Venereal, doubles his dangers. Those who have been with that cious . esac has assumed a new form. t Do NOT KB SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURE, That leaves the poisor to crew! through the gystem, eating its way into the tissues and ‘organs beneath the a ently smooth surface, to burst out in the future with 5 tiruence that will baffle the effects of medicine The young man who experiences that owing weaknes# in his muscularand men“fal orgsnization should stop and consid whence ita rises. “He will find mm the wenkness of the beck, trembling of the limbs, s powers of the mind, distaste for soely. aad of im ng trouble, forebodings of evil, slee , troubled and Iaseivics dreams, accotnpented by growing ¢eafness, less of muscular power, and ny“porous othe symptoms of disorganizstion, Gasteactive of all diseeses—Seminal Weak_REECTION LAW. PART I. TITLE FV.—Of Crimesagainst the Elective Franchise. { Section ‘41: en charged with the ferforinance of aifr duty under the provisions of any law of this State rela to elections who wilfully pegiects or refyses to ‘orm it, or whe in his official capac ity knowingly and fraudulently actain contravention or violstion of amy of-the provisions of such law is, unless.a different punishment forsach an act or omission is prescribed by tiis Code, pumishabie bya fine not exceeding one th ud doliays, or by imprisonment in the Prison not exceeding five years, or both. : Sec. 42. Every person who wilfully causes, procur-s, or allows himself ys be registered in the Great of apy county Knowiug himself not to be entitled act exceeding one thotifand dollars; or by prisopment in the County Jail or State piles not exceeding one po or by both. In all cases where on the trisi of a person charged with eny offense uncer the provisions of this section, it appears in evidence that the accused stands im the ps may eas 8 to be canceled, Sec. 43. Every person who, after being i by the Board of Judges, at any election, refuses to be sworn, or, being sworn, refuses to afiswer any pertinent question propounded by such Board,touching the righ: of sutliors to vote, is guilty of a misdemeanor. i Ss and testify before sty Board of Regstration, who wires seat. such sumts) of « misdemeanor. be ag oe person not entitled to vote who fraudulently votes," and every person who votes more than ci¢c¢ at any one election of knowisgly hands in two or ‘more tickets folded together, or changes , beoa, with intent fo induce him to im violation of the last section to'any'peror to procure the election of the candidate making the offer, is guilty ofa misde meanor. . Sec. ** £4, 85, 86. Every person who or offers to bribe any officer or er of any legislative caucus, political conges-. tion, committee, primary election, or po-. litical gathering of any kind, beld for the purpos+ of nominating candidetes for offtces of honor, trust, or profit in this State, With intent to influence the person to whom such bribe is given or offered to be more favorable to one candidate than snother, and every person, member of either of the bodies in this section mentioned. who receive or offers to receive any such bribe, is punishable by imprisonmeni in the State Prison not less than one nor nore than fourteen years. ee Sec. 58. Every person .who by thrests, intimidations, or unlawfal violence, lL fujiy hinders or prevents electors from assembling in publie meeting for the consideration of public questions is guilty of s misdemeapor.— “ See. 59. Every person who willfully dis turbs or breaks up-any public meeting of electors or others, lawfully being held for the purpose ef considering public ques-— tions, is guilty of a misdemeanor. Sec. 6. Fvery person whe makes, offers or accepts any bet or wager ppon the resultef any e oh, or upon the success br failure of any person or candidate, or upon the number of v to be cast either in the aggregate or of any particulrr candidate, or upon the vote to be cast upon any person, is guilty of s misdemeanor. . Sec. 61. gg and who willfully violates any of the provisions of, the laws of this State relating to electisns, is, unless '@ different punishment for snch violation is prescribed by this Code, punishable by a fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in the State Prisou not exceeding five years or by bot. Sec. 62. Every person who prints any any ballot after the same has been deposi. ted in the baliet-bex. or adds or attempts . to add, anyfallot to thoze legally polled at . any election either by fraudalently intro-j} ducing the same into the ballot box before i er after the ballots therein have been; counted, or sds to ur mixes with, or at-/ neas—wasting away his powers, destroying tris hope of life and manhood, and dragging him along the broken path of his existence, i towsrd w prevusture and loathsome grave, che discharge of the vital principle of exis" tence in noctarnal. and diurnal emissions, . the mere cessation of the causes of gearance brings no relief. ‘ ’ -< oa ® f ; my es bE i _ : ne “ é I ; i & ae Ales i { we e fs . 4 een PAs . i 3 ahd = ‘4 ati + ia . i i of : ome 1) ij f } tt a i? by ve i i Ly ~ Pe ~ ah 1 ete 4 2 3 ce 8 FE ae, ES ? og P. foot a ; ; ve ohh ie a ~ and hope of manhood, brings \ plese Cai -onda, ok Copartners forgthe > jed over one ‘year ayn, Bre md ye Dede ia Baad 28 833 x tosucha oné’ kim for so much of her happinces is a vic. tim of his evit, and an innocent compsnion . of his punishment. He adds to his misery and disorder until hope leaves him. There} is no rescue except in proper and skillful . treatment, Consult, then; at once, s physician Whose practice and careful research } lias made hint thorgughly conversant with . avery phase of the disease. Thosewho hav . becorpe victims of solitary vices, that dread. f2!, fascinaiing and destructabie habit, that i fills thousands of sick rooms with paralytics and consumptives, and hundreds of untimey graves with its misguided victims,should consult wi pout cage od who will sympa hase with their @dfferings. To ench th . Doctor would especially recommend iim self, giving to each snd ell ofa Perfect and Permanent Cureawithout hindrance from business, change of diet, fear expoeure. IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. When a Femsie ¢gin troucie or afflicted . with disease, and requires medical or surgi. 2a! attendance, the inquiry should be, where there a physician who is fuiiycompetent to adrninister relief, and whose respectable stanGing in society recommends him to the confidence of the community. The Doctor, wnderstanding now imperatively necessary these req airements ate, feels called upon to interpose, and by calling the attention of theafilicted tothe fact that he has beens Professor of Obstetrics and Female diseases for Twenty Years, and is fully.qualified to administerin all cases, both medically and sargically, not in a superficie] manner, but ia as thorough a manner as years of study . and practice—both in hospitals and families . —can make, to ave them from the hands of . tre unquzlified unscrupulous, and design. fog .Therefore, families can rely upon him as upon 8 father. Allin affhetion tan find iu him one who can feel and sympathise With and befriend them in trouble—one in whose secresy the utmost confidence can be To Correspondents. => LETTERS.—Persons of either fea, who #iah to consult the Docter, and who cannot visit the city can, by stating their symptoms 4u a letter, receive advice and assurance of 5 cure si home. All jetters returned or de. troyea. Address, : : BENS. F. JOBSELYN, M.D. To {i Sacramento Street, near Montgom sry You : ASSESSMENT NOTICE. . ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MEN: ING COMPANY, location. of principal place of businesé, Sm Francieco, Califernia. Location of works, North Bioom. field, Nevada county, California, Notice is la reby given, that ata meeting ofthe Di. rectors held on the Fourteenth day of Angust, 1575, an assessment, of One Dol. Yar per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immedi. ately in United States go'd coin, to, the Secretary at the office of the Company, No. 329 Calitornia street, San Fraticisco, Oalitornia, Any stock upon’ which this assessment . Shall remein nnpaid on the tweuty.becond . day of Sept. 1875, will be delinquent and ad. Vortise? for sale at priblic auction: and .nnloss payiuent is made before, will be sold on Tuesday, the Twelfth day of Qctoler, 1875, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of anle. : THOMAS DERBY, Secretar: . Office :—320 California Street, San FraaCo-Pertnership Notice. g. NOW all Man by these Presents, That : we, #. A. Rogers, and T, PR. Crandall, residing in the connty of Nevada, State of Caiifornia, do Jhereby certify and declare that we have organized and formed ours @elves inte a copartuersbin, and wa covenant and agree. each with the other fo be . yirecee ofcarrying on snd conducting a Livery arid Feed business, at Graniteville, in the connty and State aforesaid, under the firm name of Rogers & Crandall. That the nsmes of a)] the pe~sone interested as. partners in such bastnes¢ sre above-stated and signed here. to and that such partnership will continuc end be in force until fu Otice by us That the prinefpal place of ssid copartner ship is Granitevilie, county and State aforesaid, : ¢, A. ROGERS, ; T, P. CRANDALL (iraniteville, Ang 23 1873. @ “MAKE NOTICE. OTICE ofa Aélinguegt aRsesiment; No. tice is hereby given¢o Tom R Sprar, Hitish Hawlin; Wm. Kiel, Wm. Ramsey, J. 5. W. Stines, and H.-Massiman. that vou nve delinquent for’ your propcrtions of the assessmentin the som of ten dollars each, rec rired to devel a lndeknown as the Hors Ranch Lode, located im Grass Val. Jey Mit ag District. Nevada county, Califorgia. . Twat the sald “asaeasment was ley and if the same is tpiration of Your ingurcet willy t theo, ler Ro get we Oo» -bOvewrr, . sume are being conntedor canvessed. or at } —te bin was Gnds his life arivbling out in . *ue-othertime sith intent th_chang cer gp honey emeggees ne sing ity fg ty $a jin an + tion who aids -in.-changing er destroying ‘ . Suilty of a misdemeanor, . Dense to any meeting of electors previous tempts to add to or mix with, the ballots . lawfally polled, other ballots while .the . result of such eléection,or carries away or . destroys, or attempts to carry away or de. ‘ poll list, or ballots or ballot-box, . cincts, anu that the election be heid im the} its. apFi ¥, any poll list, or ballots or balks cincts, anu that the e 7 ' dr the purpose of breaking =p of invalidating such election. & wilfully detains,» a8 ' PE or manner so interferes with the offi. exerciking their rights of voting at suca . electlon, as to prevent such election or . capvass from being fairly held and law. fully condacted, is guilty of felony. aa Sec. 46 Every person not entitled ta} wote, who fraudulently attempts to vote.or . who, being entitled to vote, attempts to . . vote more than once st amy election, is guilty of a misdemeanor. z Sec. 6. Every person who procurés, sids, assists, counselé'or advises another to give or offer his vote at any election knew. . ing that the person is not qualified to-vote, . is guilty of 4 misdemeanor, Sec. 48. Every officer or Clerk of Elecany poll list;or im placing any balicts in the ballot box, or teking any therefrom, or sdds, or attempts to add, any ballots to those legally polled at such election, either by fraudulently introducing the same into the ballot box before. or after the ballots therein have been counted, or adds to or mixes with, or attempts to add te or mix with, the ballots polled, any other bellots, while the same are being counted or canvaseed, or at any other time, with the in. tent to change the result of said eleetion, . or allow another to do so when in his power . to prevent it, or carries away or destroys,or . . knowingly allows another to carry away or . . destroy, any poll list, ballot box, or ballots . . lawfual.y policed Is punishable by. imprisonmeéent in the State Prison for not less than two nor more than seven years, Sec. 49. Every Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an lection, who, previéus to put. ting the ballot of an électurin the ballot! box, attempts to find out aay name on such . ballot, or who epens, or suffers the folded . balot of any elector which has been hand-' ed in to be opened or examined previous to putting the same into the ballot box, or who makes or places anv mark ordevice on . any folded ballot with the view to ascertain . the name of any person for whom the elec. tor has voted, or -who, without the consent . of the élector, discloses the name of any . person which such Inspector, Judge, or . Clerk has frandulentty or iflegally discov. . ered ti have been yoted for by such elec. . tor, is punishable br fine, not jess than fifty nor more than-five hundred dollars, Soc. 50. Every person who forges or counterfeits returns of an election purporting to have been held at gp pfecinct, town, or ward. where aoelection Was in fact held, or wilfully substitutes forged or connterfeitreturus of €lection in the place of the true returns, fora precinct, town or ward where ho election was actually held is pun. ishabte hyimpris« ynmeut in the State Prison for a term of not less than, two nor more than ten years. : Sec. 51, Every person whowilfully adds to, or subtra ts from. the votes, actually cast at anvelection, in any returns, or who j alters such returus,is punishable by im. prisohment in the State Prison for not less than one nor more than five years. See, 62,Every person whoaids, or abets in the commissicvn of any of the offences vmentioned ip the four preceding sections, is punishable by impris nment in the County Jail for the period of six months, } or in the State Prison not exceeding two } years. Sec. 53. Every person who, by force, threats, menaces, bribery, or any corrupt means, either directly or indirectiy attempt te influence any elector in giving his vote, or deter him from giving the same, or attempt by any means whatever to awe, re. strain, hinder, @r disturb any elector in the free exercise of the right of suffrage, or furnishes any elector wishing to vote, whe cannot read, With @ ticket; informing or giving such elector to understand that it . cont ‘ins a name written or printed thereon or defrauds any Glector at’any such election, by deceiving snd cansivg such.elector to vote for a diferent person or any office than he intended or d 4 to vote for; or'who, beirg Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of any election, while: acting as such, im . duces or atempts toinduce any elector, . sither by means of reward, or promise j thereof, to yote différentiy-from. what such ) elector intended or desired to-vote, be is Sec. 4. Every person who, with intent to promote the eleetion of himself, or any other person either, 1. Furnishes entertainment at his ex. to or during an election. 2. Pays for, procures, or engages to pay for any such entertainment. . 3. Furni hes or engeges to pty or deliv e> any money or property for the purpose of procuring the attendance of voters at the polls, or for the purpose of compensating any person for procuring the attendance of voters at the polle, exéept the cotiveyance ef yoters weo.are si-k.or infirm, . 4° Porpishes or Stigages € pay of deliver shy money or. property for any purvese in. tended to promote the election of auv candidate, except for the expenses of holding amd conductigg public, meetings, and of =} sme J snd of cirenlajying ballots, bend: ils. and other papers previons to such eiection, is guilty.of a eavor. See, 83. Every person-who, being s can. Gidate at any eleétien; offers or avrees to appaint or proctire th* appolntment of any particyglar petadw ti:office as an induce. meat or consideration to any person to ee hare oF aid iti proenring the elevtiog of such candidate, is. guilt misdemeancr. : eiryt & Rvery person, npt _beirtg a ran. HE] Nevade—Po.ls st art House. M. . such-canvess;or-with the voters lawfualiy + Po.ls st the Court Ho : ticket notin conformity with section ‘one thousand ome hundred and tinety-oae, of the Political Code, or who cireuistes or . gives to another any ticket, knowing at the . time that such ticket does not conform to . the provisions of sertion ome thousand one hundred and ninety-onme of the Poiitical Code, is guilty of s miademesnor. Abd itis further ordered, in acocrdance With Section 1142 of the Political Code of named persons be appointed officers’ of . election in end for their respective pre. house or room designated opposite the pape of each of ssid precincts: “SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO. 1. Bullion for Assay oF Coinage at the Min: General and Speciai Deposifs received.San Prancisco, Sacramen Job Printing Office ‘cuiaaiiakas ebicaek Nevada City. t=’ We are prepared to do Job Printing ina style second to n0 office in this State. 2 As an advertising medium the Nevada Daily Transcript is the best in the Northern part of the PRICES VERY LOW.: Call and see Specimens ~ ofu Job Printing . BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY BROAD STREET. NEVADA CITY (aPrraL STOCK $200, 000,OFFICERS : R. W. TULLY, President. . A. Bi. PARR. 5.5055 iuekencehees CaSHIEB. DIRECTORS : : John Cashin, Chas. Marsh, R.W. Tully Jonathan Clark, M. L. Marsh, A. H. Parker, W.H. Duryea. . es MONEY TO LDAN on good collateral. eGold Dust Bought. Bullion discounted. Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or -} Placer Mining Claim;bearing gold, situate Highest Price paid for City and Coun PP cua tit ceeds Bie le armen . Legal Tenders Bought and soid at Regular Rates. i , S em 4 Application for a Patent to MinUNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, : Sacramento, Cal. June 24, 1875. OTICE is hereby given, that James _D. AN White; whose Post Office is Nevada City, Nevada county, Cal., has tmis day -. made application for patent for certain. placer mining’ ground, bearing gold, situvads county, California,-and described as follows: On surveyed land, being the N 44 of 8 W ¥¢ of Sec. 13, Tp. 27 NRIUEM D M, and containing 80:acres, Said location was made August 20, 1873, by,’T.B. Es: pmond, et al. and is recorded in the mining records of Nevada county, on pages 340 and 34t of said records, book No. 5. . The applicant claims by purchase. For title of — scones teak: ty. Adj ry ani 460. Ne county. oining claimants are the claims of White & Co., and the claim of Roger3 & Co, on the south. ; ; All holding any adverse claim theretoare hereby required to present the game before this office within sixty days from the first dey of publishing hereof. jas Tr. B. So ARI AND. Beahine Application for a Patent toa UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, } : Sacramento, Cal., June 19, 3875 “Y OTICE is hereby given, that John H. Ss Eden, whose Post Office is Nevada City, Nevada Connty, Cal., has made application for patent fur the Spri Ravine in Nevada Mining District, Nevada county, California, and described as follows, to wit: On surveyed land, being the S of SE & of SE & of Section No. Three (3) in Township Sixteen (16) North, Range Eight (8) East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, aud containing Twenty (20) acres. Ssia location was made March 19, 1873, by the applicant, and is recorded in the Records of Nevada county, California, book No. 5, page 259. ‘Adjoihing ¢laimants are the claim of Robert Hughes on the North. ° thereto are hereby required to present the same before this office within. sixty days from the first day of publishing hereof. jm , 1. B. McFARLAND, Register ate in Diamond Creek Mining District, Ne. “Btrict SEW BEMEDIES, NEW. REMEDIEs ~ “"pR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY _ 623. KEARNEY STREET, : LA LISHED in 1854, for the treat 2 ae of Sexual and Seminal Diseaseg guch as Gonorrhes,Gleet, Stricture, Syphil. is in all its forms, Seminal W » Im potency, etc. Skin Diseases (of years standing) and Uleerated egs Success. ully oe GIBBON has the pleasure of an. houncing that he has returned from visiting prince. Hospitals of Europe, and hag pai asp Teaclick at his Dispenrary, 6B Kearney Street, corner of Ocramersial, San Francisco, where his old patients and those . requiring his services may £ud him The Doctor has neither time nor money in seeking out ~w remedies, and has re with imereasea: acilities for the alleviation of human suffering. Horrible Diseases. How many thousands of persons, both mate and female, are there who are suffering out 4m existence from the effect of secret indulgences, or*from virus absorbe. into the system! Look at their pallid, e.saciated and disfigured faces and their broken ce constitutions, disqualiying them for the = tke enjoyment of life. In this horrid gituatinn thousands suffer until death closes the scene,” Let pafents, guardians, friends attend toany of those who are suffering withany of these:horrible life destroying ‘maladies—see that they are cared for andcured before it be too late. Send them im. madiately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who —ade private disease his especial study So peued. cal who: is certain to cure the most inveterate cases without mercury or Injurions drugs. It is important’ to those who are afflicted, or to those who are inter estcd.in the welfare of their friends, to be careful of the many pretended doctors. who infcst all cities, publishing ‘their ‘skill-in— curing all diseases in a few days, impusing upon the public by using the names of eminent physicians from Europe and other places, Be, therefore, carefal and make banés of those charlatans. s Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, the consequence 0! ‘self abuse. ‘This solitary vice, or depraved On To: : Marsh, Inspector; John Dunnicliff and . Chas. E. Mulley; Judges. t Blve Text Precinct—Polis at the heuse. ©. D, Campbell, e Chadwickand J. Mody; Judges. DISTRICT NO. 2. GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP. Grass Valley—Polls st. Town Hall. P, H, Paynter, luspector; W. D. Woods and G. Hamilton, Judges. : : Forest Springs—Polls at Geo. Little’s building. Geo. Little, Inspector; Benja min Colvin and T. J. Lyon, Judges. Buena Vista—Polis at Geo. Kress. Hilton, Inspector; Geo. Kress and Wm. Melarkey, Judges. i : DISTAICT No. 3. EUREKA TOWNSHIP. g: Enreka—Pclls at Robb’s Hotel. Wm. Powell, Inspector; David Conly and A. L. Wall, Judges. a Moore’s Flat—Polls at the Skating Rink. Wm F.Cummings/ingpector; J.Montgomges 3 B.D. ery and J. Rich, Judges. Ossayille--Polls at Culbertson’s Boardang House. R. Croonmis, Inspector; L, D. Butts and Wm. Bockman, Judges. BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. North Bloomfield—Polis at Rogs Hotel. W.G. Montgomery, Inspector; Ed, Cummings and Geo. 8. Farley, Judges. jake City—Polls at Payne’s Hotel. R. A. Payne, Inspector; Wm. Black -and Jas. Cregan, Judges ; : : Reliet Hill—Polis at. Penros> Hotel. H. A. Williams, Inspector; J. C. Hickman and Jno. Reasoner, Judges. Columbia Hill— Polls at Woodruff’s store. §.' Richardson, Inspecttr; A. L. Woodruff and Joln Driscoll, Judges. j WASHING TOWNSHIP. Carlisie—Polls af Hotel. O, H.-Culbertson, Inspector; H. H. Hartley and O.-E; Green, Judges. Washington—Polis at McBean’s saloon, Henry Kot ler, Inspector; S. GC. Chase and E. D. Brtmskll, Judges. Omega—Polls at Lyons’ Hotel. -T. .Merrill, Inspector; W. A. Marshall and@f T. Fry, Judges. : DISTRICT NO. 4, ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP. Rough snd Ready—Polls at Schroeder’s Hotel. John Perkenpine, Inspector; A. D. Earley and A. L. Slack, Judges. Indian. Springs--Polls at M. P. Hatch’s. M. P. Hatch, Inspector; Win, M.Natter and H. L. Hatch, Judges. : Antnony House—Polls at Anthony House, Guilford Bullerd, Inspector; Chas. Cole and Thomes Stark, Judges. Mooney Flat—Polls at Schmidt's Hotel. Geo. Smith, Inspector; Ames Power and David brown, Judges. BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. Cherokee—Polls at school house. Pau Quick, Inspecter; Kerr rhelan, and J. ¥ White, Judges. San Juan—Poll's at James A.-Stidger’s office. James A. Stidger, Inspector; J. G. Dixon and 8. M. Crall. Judges, Sweetlana--Polls at school house, H.C, Hiscox, Inspector; John S. Brown and Wm Warner. Judges. Birchville—Polls at G. B. Newell's store. Geo, B. Newell, Inspector; John Connors and J. A. Craig, Judges. e French Corral—Polls at school honse. V.G. Bell, Inspector; David Alexander and 38. Daucher, Judges. : : DISTRICT NO, 5. oe MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP. Truckee—Polis one doo: west of Post Office. Charles Humphries Inspector; B. Cruthers a::d E,W, Hayden; Judges: Boca--Polls at Schvo! House. L, E. Doan, Inspector; Bs F. Bacon and Harry Duna, Jrdyes. LITTLE YORE TOWNSHIP. You Bet;-Polis at Peter Dronzer’s Hotel, John Husjey, Inspector; B. F. Snell and Frank Enns, Judyes. j se! Eg at Mrs. Drynan’s Hoel. iNiam Hill, Inspector; John and A, Schutt, Judges. ai 5 ee Lowell Hill—Polis at Regan’s ‘pbuilding. J, B. Frick, Inspector; John Regan. and Jobn Smith, Judges, : Huat’s Hill--Polis at MecAuley’s Hotel. Thomas Hanly, Inspector; A. G. Turner udges. and Wm. Jones, J Assessment Notice. (asce2E BLUE’ GRAVEL MINING of business, san Francisco, California, Location of works, Néevada Township, Ne. vada county, California. Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the. Board of Directors, held on the 20th day of July, 1575, an-assessment, No. 3, of 10 cents was tevied-upon-the capital stock of. the corpoiation, pasable ly in pene —_ _ coin, to the Secre at the office of the’Compsny, 311 Californ Street, Rooms 3 and «Second Floor, aan Francised, California. Any Stock upon Which this assessment remain und on the 25th day of August, 1875, will delinquent, and advertised for gale +t public auction, and unlesss payment is made before, will the: of September, Irs ee Spe boon the del ent srgeraent, lover with co of adver. ‘By order of the Directors, fs. 7s Ga; GTON, Oftice—Sli_ Calter oe rete: t By 0’ rs, is per rection five of the Mining tap Secretary . s ? atin: who compuunicstes any off-r ukade Company. Location of principal place} Pine Checks on > to, 8a Jose, Stockton ani Virginia City. Drafts on Eastern Cities, Londen and Ger many. Agents for Liverpool, London, Globe In. surance Company. CoREEaPO NDENIS—Bankof California, Francisco; Bank of D.O. Milis, Sacfamento Agency Bank of California, Virginia City. Interest on Time Deposits willbe aljowed, as follows : ; . Six Months Time Deposits,6 per’ cent. per annum. Iwelve Months Time Deposits, 8 per cent. per annum. — @7” Persons residing at a distance can send money by Express. _ Checks on Solvent Banks taken at par. ‘LIVERY. STABLE. BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA CITY. LANCASTER & CO. Proprietors. > weet a4 . “ proprietors of the EMPIRE STABLES announce that they have now the Largest lot ofHorses, Carriages and Buggies 5 To be found in this part of the State. Teams, with Elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and <n the most reasonable terms. F Our Horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive. ; Carriages for Funerals attended to with promptness, Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or month and the greatest of care guaranteed LANCASTER & CO. City, March 7th, 1875. DENTISTRY Bessa.) R. P. E. HUGHSON, has opened , an offite In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. Over Hyman Bros.” Store. j He is propared to perform sll kinds of Mechanical and Operative Dentistry, in the latest and most approved styles, Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver Vulcanite and Aluminium. Satisfactiou guaranteed as to qualityand price of work. Visits made at residence if desired. : Nevada, May 30th, 1871. D. B. MERRY. PALMER MITR. County Surveyor, Dep. Co. Surveyor. U.S Dep. Surveyor U.S. Dep. Surveyor. ~ MERRY & SMITH, «. Cur AND MINING ENGINEFRS, J, LAND SURVEYORS & DRAUGHTSNEVADA CITy. ta_Office at the COURT HOUSE, Or. ders left at the Daily Union Office, Grass Valley, will receive prompt attentiou. jal NEW SAW MILL, AT WILLOW VALLEY. — New Millat Willow Valley is completed and weare now ready to fill all for Building or Mining Lumber. al) kinds of Lumber kept constantly on hand. Ordets left at the office on Boulder Street, or at oiics of Geo, E, TURNER, Street promptly attended to. M,. De D Marsz. Eureka’ Stage and Express Co. < STAGES wil! leave NevaPSS. for Moore's Flat daily. clock, A.M, UUMAAY® excepted, at 5% Fi * init Bs ee by Wana sind undays excaptel, at & A. af. kly from Bure€s at 6 ba. Commercial Street, Nevada. AMES MONRO, to supply customers wit Guslity of Beet, M . Pork, Veal, Corned Avo > » Seecnd i bypsemcier al Ln ~~) Pad ri the lowest ' Returning will leave Moore's Flat daily’ ~~ SUMMONS: TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County -of Nevada, ss. The People of the State of California send greeting to Matilda Burth Defendant. You are hereby -required to appear in an action brought against 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 7th day of Atigust, 1875, by Martin Burth, Plaintiff, and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this Summons—if served within this county, or, if served out of this:county, but in this District, within twenty days: otherwise, within forty days—or judgment will be taken ‘against ‘fou by default, according to the prayer-of said complaint. Being an action to dissolve the bonds of matrimony now and heretofore existing between you and this Piaintiff, on the grounds of desertion and wilfull disregard of by de. fendant of her marriage vows. Plaintiff prays fora decree of divorcee, dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing between plaintiff and defendant, and for such further reliefas the Court may seem just and proper, , And you are hereby notified that if you fail te appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief therein demanded. morn In testimony whereof,J, Jno. Patseal > tison, Clerk of the District Court ' —— ) afcresaid, do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of said Court, at office, in the city of Nevada, on the 9th d#y“of August, A. D:’1875,_ . ; JNO. PATTISON, Clerx. By James D. White; Deputy, J. B. Johnson, Plff'’s Atty, augls : No. 715,Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. Untrep States Land OFrricr, Sacramento, Cal, Aug. 26, 1875. \ LJ NWS is hereby given, that the Omaha Gold Mizing Company, a corporation existing under the laws of Cal., whose Postofiice is Sacramento, Sacramento county, Cul , has made application for patent for 1500 linear feet of the Omaha—Qnartz Mine, bearing gold, with surface ground, situate in Grass Valley Mining District, Nevada County, California, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this office as follows, viz: Survey of Exterior Boundaries: Commencing at post No. 1, marked 0 G MCo, (Omaha Gold Mining Company) on the north eid of the Lode of the “Lone Jack Quartz Mine.” Thence, var. 17° E, 8 82° E4.75 chains, Post No 2 marked O. G MCo,8 E cor. Thence N9° W 24,10 chains, Post No3 marked O GM Co, NE cor. Thence S$ 81° W.4:54% chains Post No4 marked OGM Co. 9.09 chains post No 5, ™ O G M Co, on the east ling of the New York Hill Quartz Mine. Thehce 8 3134 ° E 6.98 chains along the.East Line of the New York Hill quartz mine, to its S$ E cor. and ‘Post No 6 marked O G M Co. Thence N 88°. W 2.73 chains along south line of the New York Hill quartz mine, to Post No 7 marked OG MCo. Thence $ 9° E 15.42 chains Post No8 marked O G M CoThence S 82° E 4.75 chains to Post No 1 and piace of inning. Survey of Connecting Line: Post No 3, N E corner bears South 36° 35’ East 9.19 chains from the Northwest corner of Section 2,Tp 15 N Rk 8 E, and containing 19.87 acres, ‘and designated as lot No 54 inSections 2 and 3,Township 15 North, Range 8 East, Mt. Diablo Base-and Meridian. The names of the original locators are unknown tothe applicant, but it is believed to have been Jorated by Washington Bays et al in 1853. Na record of said‘location can be found. The applicant claims by purchase. Adjoining claimants are the New York Hill Qnartz Mine on the West, and the Lone Jack Quartz Mine On the South. _., All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the same beiore this ‘Office within sixty days trom the _ ag of Brn ed hereof. . B. McFARLAND, Register. Chas. H. Wyman, Atty. a United States. Land Office. O John H; Eden, Mineral A licati é§ No. 701; and John Lynch. Sone 2. Comancho, Joseph Kosta; Thomas Kosta, Affidavit No. 2. and to all whom-it may concern: Whereas, by Com missioner’s let. ter dated Necember 2d, 1871, the.S E 4% of SE Querter of Section 8, in Township 16 North, Range.8 East, is to be trea as mineral in character until the con is’ proved; afte: due notice: And whereas. the Central Pacific Railroad, by B. B. Redding, Land Agent, (Post Office address, San Fran. +fiseo. Cal,) has applied to offer proof as to e character of the above described lands: erefore, you Will take otice that under and by virtue of instructions from the. Commissioner of the General Land Office, dated May 6th. 1871, we have fixed the 27th flay of September. A. D. 5, at 11 o’clock A. M., at this office, before the Register PE Pepiver, § the ape aa Proofs to etermine the character o lands; -_ In witness whereof, wé have te Set our hands the day and year first above “written, © : ~ . . B. McPARLAND, ; Tau HAKT FELLOWS, Receiver. . 1 ind > ed — 0} pose of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, produejpg with, unerring certainty,. the following in of morbid symptonis, unless “Gembatted by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, psin inthe head, ringing in the ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and tho rattling-of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weaknessof the limbs, eeafused vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, difiidence in approaching strangers, a disiike to form new acquaintances, & disposition to shun society, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats, monomania a2q frequent insanity. Lf relief be not obtained, persons 60 afflicted should apply immediately, either in on or by letter, and have a cure effected y his new and scjentific. mode of treating this disesse, which never fails of effecting quick anu radical cure: Une Hundred Dollars to any one who w prove satisfactorily to him that he wascured of this complaint. by either of the San Francisco quacks. . Married Men, . Or those who contemplate marriage, who are sufiering under any of these fearful oixladies, should not forget the sacred respunsibility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief. Persons calling at Dr,. Gibbon’s 0: or sending for packages of medicines may rely apon his assurance of confidential secrecy with implicit faith, and expect no more than to be charged with a fair and mutually satisfactory remuneration of Services, rendered, considering the circnmstances of the cases, rather than a toc prevalett and selfish practice of extortion among quacks ana ders. Pi DE. GIBBON is responsible, and will binding himself to effect a radical and peraenent cure, or make no charge. -: Cured at Home. ; »Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr: Gibbon, stating case, smyptoms, length of time the disease has continned, and the medicine promptly forwarded, free. from damage and curiosity, to any part of the cowntry; with full and plain direction for ure. By enclosing TEN DOLLARS in coin, in a registered letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., a package of medicine will be forwarded by express to ay ye of the Union. Address DR. J. P. GIBBON, 623 Kearney etieet, couner. Commercial, San . Francisco. Post Offic « Box 1957. = Private « ntrance on Commercial. treet. D Ler to put BOX 1957 oun the let ir. : Consultations FREE. &#Correspondents will please inform DR. GIBBON that they read his advertise ment in the DaiLy TRaxscRIPt, . tmylSHERIFF'S SALE. ee HEREAS John Stewart, W. R. Dicxieson, M. Bohannan and M, E. D.E. Haeljng, Administratrix of the estate of F.-Hacling, deo’d; on the.27th dsy of July, 1875, recovered adudgment in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District,of the State of Californis,in and for the county of Nevada; against M. W. Urwin,for the sum of One Thousand Three Hundred and Seventy-Tio (31,372) Dollars,Gold Coinoi U. 8. with interest thereon from the date of ssid jucgment at the rate of: 7 per ecnt. per annum till paid, together with costs of suit taxed at $35, which said Judgment is recorded in the Imigment Book 5 of -the said District Court,on page-and whereas it is or‘derea that the Mor.gage set forth im Plaintiffs Complaint be forecl-sed end property therein described, to wit; The undivided one-third part of in and to that certain quartz mill, situate and being on Rock Glen, Eureka Township, Nevada county, California, and known and designated as ‘the “Black & Irwin,” mill, with the machivery therein er thereto belonging, Alte and to that certain quartz lode, situate and being on said Rock Glen, ‘Township end county aforesaid, knowmand a ed a8 the Banberry & Stécy Quartz lode, be sold to satisfy said judgment, together with interest and costs. : Notice is hereby given that I will expose at public sale, the above described property to the highest bidder for cash, in front of $4 Conse House door, in theeity of Ne-,on vATURDAY, AUGUST 28th, 1875.Between % hours of 9 o’clock, A; M., and § o'clock, P. M, 4 Given under ‘July, 1875, : ‘ ‘ GEO, W. SMITH, Sheriff. By A. W. Porren, Deputy. Niles Searls, Atty jy0 “The above sale is postponed to SATOBSTACLES TO 14 ‘ee Sotabs LTS in early life. ‘. a3 hes oy by hep ebte gy poe New ané r remo of Teahieeble Texee} and , in Sane oe of.marriage . Dr. G. will give . ive to each patient a written instrument, . 80 the undivided one fourth (44) partof in. my hand this 28th day of © vo! Che 3 iN. P. BROV zi HER day udgment i Judicial bi in and for . John Mitte aif B. F. Be * Six Hundr aollars, go . trom the d of seven pe “eounsel fee the sum of recorded ir forth in’ ph and proper “ATI and sin (8-8) of all und lands; vada town California, ot Nevada, ‘the west claims, on ter Ditch, of J. C. Mt Sailor Rav “2,000 feet hundred (' the undivi certain W Scott’s F! Mining cla and count; water frox Creek. tog rights bek nances, 2 Notice is at public : erty to the of the Cou vada, on SAT Between ) SoM Given u Jaly, 1875 I John Ca Applics in é District, gether w and descr on file in Survey cing at as beginning Survey live oak t ' Yiver, an * Thence, * ‘chains to 1 of Mar’ chrins to lin dis Thence § rock mo! Thence } 0! lett & C bi on All pet thenste a same bef from the Dibble ie AMAR I MR AS ce) ep is Notios of thet

. ie, the Paralytic, and the \_ gisordered digestion, unaccountsbje failing ” gne positive tesces of that mowt terrible and CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE Established by OR. J. €. YOUNG, IN 1850. No Cure, No Pay. * Zensa:tation, by Letter or ofhe1— wise, Free. HIS CELEBKATED INSTITUTE HAS enjoyed on this Coast ex uninterrupted eacéess of Jl years, and has become one of 2h4 tavet celebrated Institutions of the age. The ¢ number annually received and cured, place it in point ef number of pstients aniting the very first ef the world, and the success Of its treatment ranks it second none. ° 2 : .PRITATE DISEASES. In Males and Irregularities in Females are the great destrc yers of health. They insid. joualy attack t e system, and gradually undermine and destroy it; they drive she blo fram the ¢ , the lustre from the eye, the strength and vigor from the frame, they give pany and Uiseased offspring, and poison, through successive geperations, the race of man. The marks can be seen in acrofula, Consumption, cripples, the Idiot recognised the most PATAL MERCURY, as MEDICAL EN. to msn, combining with the Venereal, doubles his dangers. Those who have been with that cious . esac has assumed a new form. t Do NOT KB SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURE, That leaves the poisor to crew! through the gystem, eating its way into the tissues and ‘organs beneath the a ently smooth surface, to burst out in the future with 5 tiruence that will baffle the effects of medicine The young man who experiences that owing weaknes# in his muscularand men“fal orgsnization should stop and consid whence ita rises. “He will find mm the wenkness of the beck, trembling of the limbs, s powers of the mind, distaste for soely. aad of im ng trouble, forebodings of evil, slee , troubled and Iaseivics dreams, accotnpented by growing ¢eafness, less of muscular power, and ny“porous othe symptoms of disorganizstion, Gasteactive of all diseeses—Seminal Weak_REECTION LAW. PART I. TITLE FV.—Of Crimesagainst the Elective Franchise. { Section ‘41: en charged with the ferforinance of aifr duty under the provisions of any law of this State rela to elections who wilfully pegiects or refyses to ‘orm it, or whe in his official capac ity knowingly and fraudulently actain contravention or violstion of amy of-the provisions of such law is, unless.a different punishment forsach an act or omission is prescribed by tiis Code, pumishabie bya fine not exceeding one th ud doliays, or by imprisonment in the Prison not exceeding five years, or both. : Sec. 42. Every person who wilfully causes, procur-s, or allows himself ys be registered in the Great of apy county Knowiug himself not to be entitled act exceeding one thotifand dollars; or by prisopment in the County Jail or State piles not exceeding one po or by both. In all cases where on the trisi of a person charged with eny offense uncer the provisions of this section, it appears in evidence that the accused stands im the ps may eas 8 to be canceled, Sec. 43. Every person who, after being i by the Board of Judges, at any election, refuses to be sworn, or, being sworn, refuses to afiswer any pertinent question propounded by such Board,touching the righ: of sutliors to vote, is guilty of a misdemeanor. i Ss and testify before sty Board of Regstration, who wires seat. such sumts) of « misdemeanor. be ag oe person not entitled to vote who fraudulently votes," and every person who votes more than ci¢c¢ at any one election of knowisgly hands in two or ‘more tickets folded together, or changes , beoa, with intent fo induce him to im violation of the last section to'any'peror to procure the election of the candidate making the offer, is guilty ofa misde meanor. . Sec. ** £4, 85, 86. Every person who or offers to bribe any officer or er of any legislative caucus, political conges-. tion, committee, primary election, or po-. litical gathering of any kind, beld for the purpos+ of nominating candidetes for offtces of honor, trust, or profit in this State, With intent to influence the person to whom such bribe is given or offered to be more favorable to one candidate than snother, and every person, member of either of the bodies in this section mentioned. who receive or offers to receive any such bribe, is punishable by imprisonmeni in the State Prison not less than one nor nore than fourteen years. ee Sec. 58. Every person .who by thrests, intimidations, or unlawfal violence, lL fujiy hinders or prevents electors from assembling in publie meeting for the consideration of public questions is guilty of s misdemeapor.— “ See. 59. Every person who willfully dis turbs or breaks up-any public meeting of electors or others, lawfully being held for the purpose ef considering public ques-— tions, is guilty of a misdemeanor. Sec. 6. Fvery person whe makes, offers or accepts any bet or wager ppon the resultef any e oh, or upon the success br failure of any person or candidate, or upon the number of v to be cast either in the aggregate or of any particulrr candidate, or upon the vote to be cast upon any person, is guilty of s misdemeanor. . Sec. 61. gg and who willfully violates any of the provisions of, the laws of this State relating to electisns, is, unless '@ different punishment for snch violation is prescribed by this Code, punishable by a fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in the State Prisou not exceeding five years or by bot. Sec. 62. Every person who prints any any ballot after the same has been deposi. ted in the baliet-bex. or adds or attempts . to add, anyfallot to thoze legally polled at . any election either by fraudalently intro-j} ducing the same into the ballot box before i er after the ballots therein have been; counted, or sds to ur mixes with, or at-/ neas—wasting away his powers, destroying tris hope of life and manhood, and dragging him along the broken path of his existence, i towsrd w prevusture and loathsome grave, che discharge of the vital principle of exis" tence in noctarnal. and diurnal emissions, . the mere cessation of the causes of gearance brings no relief. ‘ ’ -< oa ® f ; my es bE i _ : ne “ é I ; i & ae Ales i { we e fs . 4 een PAs . i 3 ahd = ‘4 ati + ia . i i of : ome 1) ij f } tt a i? by ve i i Ly ~ Pe ~ ah 1 ete 4 2 3 ce 8 FE ae, ES ? og P. foot a ; ; ve ohh ie a ~ and hope of manhood, brings \ plese Cai -onda, ok Copartners forgthe > jed over one ‘year ayn, Bre md ye Dede ia Baad 28 833 x tosucha oné’ kim for so much of her happinces is a vic. tim of his evit, and an innocent compsnion . of his punishment. He adds to his misery and disorder until hope leaves him. There} is no rescue except in proper and skillful . treatment, Consult, then; at once, s physician Whose practice and careful research } lias made hint thorgughly conversant with . avery phase of the disease. Thosewho hav . becorpe victims of solitary vices, that dread. f2!, fascinaiing and destructabie habit, that i fills thousands of sick rooms with paralytics and consumptives, and hundreds of untimey graves with its misguided victims,should consult wi pout cage od who will sympa hase with their @dfferings. To ench th . Doctor would especially recommend iim self, giving to each snd ell ofa Perfect and Permanent Cureawithout hindrance from business, change of diet, fear expoeure. IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. When a Femsie ¢gin troucie or afflicted . with disease, and requires medical or surgi. 2a! attendance, the inquiry should be, where there a physician who is fuiiycompetent to adrninister relief, and whose respectable stanGing in society recommends him to the confidence of the community. The Doctor, wnderstanding now imperatively necessary these req airements ate, feels called upon to interpose, and by calling the attention of theafilicted tothe fact that he has beens Professor of Obstetrics and Female diseases for Twenty Years, and is fully.qualified to administerin all cases, both medically and sargically, not in a superficie] manner, but ia as thorough a manner as years of study . and practice—both in hospitals and families . —can make, to ave them from the hands of . tre unquzlified unscrupulous, and design. fog .Therefore, families can rely upon him as upon 8 father. Allin affhetion tan find iu him one who can feel and sympathise With and befriend them in trouble—one in whose secresy the utmost confidence can be To Correspondents. => LETTERS.—Persons of either fea, who #iah to consult the Docter, and who cannot visit the city can, by stating their symptoms 4u a letter, receive advice and assurance of 5 cure si home. All jetters returned or de. troyea. Address, : : BENS. F. JOBSELYN, M.D. To {i Sacramento Street, near Montgom sry You : ASSESSMENT NOTICE. . ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MEN: ING COMPANY, location. of principal place of businesé, Sm Francieco, Califernia. Location of works, North Bioom. field, Nevada county, California, Notice is la reby given, that ata meeting ofthe Di. rectors held on the Fourteenth day of Angust, 1575, an assessment, of One Dol. Yar per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immedi. ately in United States go'd coin, to, the Secretary at the office of the Company, No. 329 Calitornia street, San Fraticisco, Oalitornia, Any stock upon’ which this assessment . Shall remein nnpaid on the tweuty.becond . day of Sept. 1875, will be delinquent and ad. Vortise? for sale at priblic auction: and .nnloss payiuent is made before, will be sold on Tuesday, the Twelfth day of Qctoler, 1875, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of anle. : THOMAS DERBY, Secretar: . Office :—320 California Street, San FraaCo-Pertnership Notice. g. NOW all Man by these Presents, That : we, #. A. Rogers, and T, PR. Crandall, residing in the connty of Nevada, State of Caiifornia, do Jhereby certify and declare that we have organized and formed ours @elves inte a copartuersbin, and wa covenant and agree. each with the other fo be . yirecee ofcarrying on snd conducting a Livery arid Feed business, at Graniteville, in the connty and State aforesaid, under the firm name of Rogers & Crandall. That the nsmes of a)] the pe~sone interested as. partners in such bastnes¢ sre above-stated and signed here. to and that such partnership will continuc end be in force until fu Otice by us That the prinefpal place of ssid copartner ship is Granitevilie, county and State aforesaid, : ¢, A. ROGERS, ; T, P. CRANDALL (iraniteville, Ang 23 1873. @ “MAKE NOTICE. OTICE ofa Aélinguegt aRsesiment; No. tice is hereby given¢o Tom R Sprar, Hitish Hawlin; Wm. Kiel, Wm. Ramsey, J. 5. W. Stines, and H.-Massiman. that vou nve delinquent for’ your propcrtions of the assessmentin the som of ten dollars each, rec rired to devel a lndeknown as the Hors Ranch Lode, located im Grass Val. Jey Mit ag District. Nevada county, Califorgia. . Twat the sald “asaeasment was ley and if the same is tpiration of Your ingurcet willy t theo, ler Ro get we Oo» -bOvewrr, . sume are being conntedor canvessed. or at } —te bin was Gnds his life arivbling out in . *ue-othertime sith intent th_chang cer gp honey emeggees ne sing ity fg ty $a jin an + tion who aids -in.-changing er destroying ‘ . Suilty of a misdemeanor, . Dense to any meeting of electors previous tempts to add to or mix with, the ballots . lawfally polled, other ballots while .the . result of such eléection,or carries away or . destroys, or attempts to carry away or de. ‘ poll list, or ballots or ballot-box, . cincts, anu that the election be heid im the} its. apFi ¥, any poll list, or ballots or balks cincts, anu that the e 7 ' dr the purpose of breaking =p of invalidating such election. & wilfully detains,» a8 ' PE or manner so interferes with the offi. exerciking their rights of voting at suca . electlon, as to prevent such election or . capvass from being fairly held and law. fully condacted, is guilty of felony. aa Sec. 46 Every person not entitled ta} wote, who fraudulently attempts to vote.or . who, being entitled to vote, attempts to . . vote more than once st amy election, is guilty of a misdemeanor. z Sec. 6. Every person who procurés, sids, assists, counselé'or advises another to give or offer his vote at any election knew. . ing that the person is not qualified to-vote, . is guilty of 4 misdemeanor, Sec. 48. Every officer or Clerk of Elecany poll list;or im placing any balicts in the ballot box, or teking any therefrom, or sdds, or attempts to add, any ballots to those legally polled at such election, either by fraudulently introducing the same into the ballot box before. or after the ballots therein have been counted, or adds to or mixes with, or attempts to add te or mix with, the ballots polled, any other bellots, while the same are being counted or canvaseed, or at any other time, with the in. tent to change the result of said eleetion, . or allow another to do so when in his power . to prevent it, or carries away or destroys,or . . knowingly allows another to carry away or . . destroy, any poll list, ballot box, or ballots . . lawfual.y policed Is punishable by. imprisonmeéent in the State Prison for not less than two nor more than seven years, Sec. 49. Every Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an lection, who, previéus to put. ting the ballot of an électurin the ballot! box, attempts to find out aay name on such . ballot, or who epens, or suffers the folded . balot of any elector which has been hand-' ed in to be opened or examined previous to putting the same into the ballot box, or who makes or places anv mark ordevice on . any folded ballot with the view to ascertain . the name of any person for whom the elec. tor has voted, or -who, without the consent . of the élector, discloses the name of any . person which such Inspector, Judge, or . Clerk has frandulentty or iflegally discov. . ered ti have been yoted for by such elec. . tor, is punishable br fine, not jess than fifty nor more than-five hundred dollars, Soc. 50. Every person who forges or counterfeits returns of an election purporting to have been held at gp pfecinct, town, or ward. where aoelection Was in fact held, or wilfully substitutes forged or connterfeitreturus of €lection in the place of the true returns, fora precinct, town or ward where ho election was actually held is pun. ishabte hyimpris« ynmeut in the State Prison for a term of not less than, two nor more than ten years. : Sec. 51, Every person whowilfully adds to, or subtra ts from. the votes, actually cast at anvelection, in any returns, or who j alters such returus,is punishable by im. prisohment in the State Prison for not less than one nor more than five years. See, 62,Every person whoaids, or abets in the commissicvn of any of the offences vmentioned ip the four preceding sections, is punishable by impris nment in the County Jail for the period of six months, } or in the State Prison not exceeding two } years. Sec. 53. Every person who, by force, threats, menaces, bribery, or any corrupt means, either directly or indirectiy attempt te influence any elector in giving his vote, or deter him from giving the same, or attempt by any means whatever to awe, re. strain, hinder, @r disturb any elector in the free exercise of the right of suffrage, or furnishes any elector wishing to vote, whe cannot read, With @ ticket; informing or giving such elector to understand that it . cont ‘ins a name written or printed thereon or defrauds any Glector at’any such election, by deceiving snd cansivg such.elector to vote for a diferent person or any office than he intended or d 4 to vote for; or'who, beirg Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of any election, while: acting as such, im . duces or atempts toinduce any elector, . sither by means of reward, or promise j thereof, to yote différentiy-from. what such ) elector intended or desired to-vote, be is Sec. 4. Every person who, with intent to promote the eleetion of himself, or any other person either, 1. Furnishes entertainment at his ex. to or during an election. 2. Pays for, procures, or engages to pay for any such entertainment. . 3. Furni hes or engeges to pty or deliv e> any money or property for the purpose of procuring the attendance of voters at the polls, or for the purpose of compensating any person for procuring the attendance of voters at the polle, exéept the cotiveyance ef yoters weo.are si-k.or infirm, . 4° Porpishes or Stigages € pay of deliver shy money or. property for any purvese in. tended to promote the election of auv candidate, except for the expenses of holding amd conductigg public, meetings, and of =} sme J snd of cirenlajying ballots, bend: ils. and other papers previons to such eiection, is guilty.of a eavor. See, 83. Every person-who, being s can. Gidate at any eleétien; offers or avrees to appaint or proctire th* appolntment of any particyglar petadw ti:office as an induce. meat or consideration to any person to ee hare oF aid iti proenring the elevtiog of such candidate, is. guilt misdemeancr. : eiryt & Rvery person, npt _beirtg a ran. HE] Nevade—Po.ls st art House. M. . such-canvess;or-with the voters lawfualiy + Po.ls st the Court Ho : ticket notin conformity with section ‘one thousand ome hundred and tinety-oae, of the Political Code, or who cireuistes or . gives to another any ticket, knowing at the . time that such ticket does not conform to . the provisions of sertion ome thousand one hundred and ninety-onme of the Poiitical Code, is guilty of s miademesnor. Abd itis further ordered, in acocrdance With Section 1142 of the Political Code of named persons be appointed officers’ of . election in end for their respective pre. house or room designated opposite the pape of each of ssid precincts: “SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO. 1. Bullion for Assay oF Coinage at the Min: General and Speciai Deposifs received.San Prancisco, Sacramen Job Printing Office ‘cuiaaiiakas ebicaek Nevada City. t=’ We are prepared to do Job Printing ina style second to n0 office in this State. 2 As an advertising medium the Nevada Daily Transcript is the best in the Northern part of the PRICES VERY LOW.: Call and see Specimens ~ ofu Job Printing . BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY BROAD STREET. NEVADA CITY (aPrraL STOCK $200, 000,OFFICERS : R. W. TULLY, President. . A. Bi. PARR. 5.5055 iuekencehees CaSHIEB. DIRECTORS : : John Cashin, Chas. Marsh, R.W. Tully Jonathan Clark, M. L. Marsh, A. H. Parker, W.H. Duryea. . es MONEY TO LDAN on good collateral. eGold Dust Bought. Bullion discounted. Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or -} Placer Mining Claim;bearing gold, situate Highest Price paid for City and Coun PP cua tit ceeds Bie le armen . Legal Tenders Bought and soid at Regular Rates. i , S em 4 Application for a Patent to MinUNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, : Sacramento, Cal. June 24, 1875. OTICE is hereby given, that James _D. AN White; whose Post Office is Nevada City, Nevada county, Cal., has tmis day -. made application for patent for certain. placer mining’ ground, bearing gold, situvads county, California,-and described as follows: On surveyed land, being the N 44 of 8 W ¥¢ of Sec. 13, Tp. 27 NRIUEM D M, and containing 80:acres, Said location was made August 20, 1873, by,’T.B. Es: pmond, et al. and is recorded in the mining records of Nevada county, on pages 340 and 34t of said records, book No. 5. . The applicant claims by purchase. For title of — scones teak: ty. Adj ry ani 460. Ne county. oining claimants are the claims of White & Co., and the claim of Roger3 & Co, on the south. ; ; All holding any adverse claim theretoare hereby required to present the game before this office within sixty days from the first dey of publishing hereof. jas Tr. B. So ARI AND. Beahine Application for a Patent toa UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, } : Sacramento, Cal., June 19, 3875 “Y OTICE is hereby given, that John H. Ss Eden, whose Post Office is Nevada City, Nevada Connty, Cal., has made application for patent fur the Spri Ravine in Nevada Mining District, Nevada county, California, and described as follows, to wit: On surveyed land, being the S of SE & of SE & of Section No. Three (3) in Township Sixteen (16) North, Range Eight (8) East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, aud containing Twenty (20) acres. Ssia location was made March 19, 1873, by the applicant, and is recorded in the Records of Nevada county, California, book No. 5, page 259. ‘Adjoihing ¢laimants are the claim of Robert Hughes on the North. ° thereto are hereby required to present the same before this office within. sixty days from the first day of publishing hereof. jm , 1. B. McFARLAND, Register ate in Diamond Creek Mining District, Ne. “Btrict SEW BEMEDIES, NEW. REMEDIEs ~ “"pR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY _ 623. KEARNEY STREET, : LA LISHED in 1854, for the treat 2 ae of Sexual and Seminal Diseaseg guch as Gonorrhes,Gleet, Stricture, Syphil. is in all its forms, Seminal W » Im potency, etc. Skin Diseases (of years standing) and Uleerated egs Success. ully oe GIBBON has the pleasure of an. houncing that he has returned from visiting prince. Hospitals of Europe, and hag pai asp Teaclick at his Dispenrary, 6B Kearney Street, corner of Ocramersial, San

Francisco, where his old patients and those . requiring his services may £ud him The Doctor has neither time nor money in seeking out ~w remedies, and has re with imereasea: acilities for the alleviation of human suffering. Horrible Diseases. How many thousands of persons, both mate and female, are there who are suffering out 4m existence from the effect of secret indulgences, or*from virus absorbe. into the system! Look at their pallid, e.saciated and disfigured faces and their broken ce constitutions, disqualiying them for the = tke enjoyment of life. In this horrid gituatinn thousands suffer until death closes the scene,” Let pafents, guardians, friends attend toany of those who are suffering withany of these:horrible life destroying ‘maladies—see that they are cared for andcured before it be too late. Send them im. madiately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who —ade private disease his especial study So peued. cal who: is certain to cure the most inveterate cases without mercury or Injurions drugs. It is important’ to those who are afflicted, or to those who are inter estcd.in the welfare of their friends, to be careful of the many pretended doctors. who infcst all cities, publishing ‘their ‘skill-in— curing all diseases in a few days, impusing upon the public by using the names of eminent physicians from Europe and other places, Be, therefore, carefal and make banés of those charlatans. s Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, the consequence 0! ‘self abuse. ‘This solitary vice, or depraved On To: : Marsh, Inspector; John Dunnicliff and . Chas. E. Mulley; Judges. t Blve Text Precinct—Polis at the heuse. ©. D, Campbell, e Chadwickand J. Mody; Judges. DISTRICT NO. 2. GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP. Grass Valley—Polls st. Town Hall. P, H, Paynter, luspector; W. D. Woods and G. Hamilton, Judges. : : Forest Springs—Polls at Geo. Little’s building. Geo. Little, Inspector; Benja min Colvin and T. J. Lyon, Judges. Buena Vista—Polis at Geo. Kress. Hilton, Inspector; Geo. Kress and Wm. Melarkey, Judges. i : DISTAICT No. 3. EUREKA TOWNSHIP. g: Enreka—Pclls at Robb’s Hotel. Wm. Powell, Inspector; David Conly and A. L. Wall, Judges. a Moore’s Flat—Polls at the Skating Rink. Wm F.Cummings/ingpector; J.Montgomges 3 B.D. ery and J. Rich, Judges. Ossayille--Polls at Culbertson’s Boardang House. R. Croonmis, Inspector; L, D. Butts and Wm. Bockman, Judges. BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. North Bloomfield—Polis at Rogs Hotel. W.G. Montgomery, Inspector; Ed, Cummings and Geo. 8. Farley, Judges. jake City—Polls at Payne’s Hotel. R. A. Payne, Inspector; Wm. Black -and Jas. Cregan, Judges ; : : Reliet Hill—Polis at. Penros> Hotel. H. A. Williams, Inspector; J. C. Hickman and Jno. Reasoner, Judges. Columbia Hill— Polls at Woodruff’s store. §.' Richardson, Inspecttr; A. L. Woodruff and Joln Driscoll, Judges. j WASHING TOWNSHIP. Carlisie—Polls af Hotel. O, H.-Culbertson, Inspector; H. H. Hartley and O.-E; Green, Judges. Washington—Polis at McBean’s saloon, Henry Kot ler, Inspector; S. GC. Chase and E. D. Brtmskll, Judges. Omega—Polls at Lyons’ Hotel. -T. .Merrill, Inspector; W. A. Marshall and@f T. Fry, Judges. : DISTRICT NO. 4, ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP. Rough snd Ready—Polls at Schroeder’s Hotel. John Perkenpine, Inspector; A. D. Earley and A. L. Slack, Judges. Indian. Springs--Polls at M. P. Hatch’s. M. P. Hatch, Inspector; Win, M.Natter and H. L. Hatch, Judges. : Antnony House—Polls at Anthony House, Guilford Bullerd, Inspector; Chas. Cole and Thomes Stark, Judges. Mooney Flat—Polls at Schmidt's Hotel. Geo. Smith, Inspector; Ames Power and David brown, Judges. BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. Cherokee—Polls at school house. Pau Quick, Inspecter; Kerr rhelan, and J. ¥ White, Judges. San Juan—Poll's at James A.-Stidger’s office. James A. Stidger, Inspector; J. G. Dixon and 8. M. Crall. Judges, Sweetlana--Polls at school house, H.C, Hiscox, Inspector; John S. Brown and Wm Warner. Judges. Birchville—Polls at G. B. Newell's store. Geo, B. Newell, Inspector; John Connors and J. A. Craig, Judges. e French Corral—Polls at school honse. V.G. Bell, Inspector; David Alexander and 38. Daucher, Judges. : : DISTRICT NO, 5. oe MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP. Truckee—Polis one doo: west of Post Office. Charles Humphries Inspector; B. Cruthers a::d E,W, Hayden; Judges: Boca--Polls at Schvo! House. L, E. Doan, Inspector; Bs F. Bacon and Harry Duna, Jrdyes. LITTLE YORE TOWNSHIP. You Bet;-Polis at Peter Dronzer’s Hotel, John Husjey, Inspector; B. F. Snell and Frank Enns, Judyes. j se! Eg at Mrs. Drynan’s Hoel. iNiam Hill, Inspector; John and A, Schutt, Judges. ai 5 ee Lowell Hill—Polis at Regan’s ‘pbuilding. J, B. Frick, Inspector; John Regan. and Jobn Smith, Judges, : Huat’s Hill--Polis at MecAuley’s Hotel. Thomas Hanly, Inspector; A. G. Turner udges. and Wm. Jones, J Assessment Notice. (asce2E BLUE’ GRAVEL MINING of business, san Francisco, California, Location of works, Néevada Township, Ne. vada county, California. Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the. Board of Directors, held on the 20th day of July, 1575, an-assessment, No. 3, of 10 cents was tevied-upon-the capital stock of. the corpoiation, pasable ly in pene —_ _ coin, to the Secre at the office of the’Compsny, 311 Californ Street, Rooms 3 and «Second Floor, aan Francised, California. Any Stock upon Which this assessment remain und on the 25th day of August, 1875, will delinquent, and advertised for gale +t public auction, and unlesss payment is made before, will the: of September, Irs ee Spe boon the del ent srgeraent, lover with co of adver. ‘By order of the Directors, fs. 7s Ga; GTON, Oftice—Sli_ Calter oe rete: t By 0’ rs, is per rection five of the Mining tap Secretary . s ? atin: who compuunicstes any off-r ukade Company. Location of principal place} Pine Checks on > to, 8a Jose, Stockton ani Virginia City. Drafts on Eastern Cities, Londen and Ger many. Agents for Liverpool, London, Globe In. surance Company. CoREEaPO NDENIS—Bankof California, Francisco; Bank of D.O. Milis, Sacfamento Agency Bank of California, Virginia City. Interest on Time Deposits willbe aljowed, as follows : ; . Six Months Time Deposits,6 per’ cent. per annum. Iwelve Months Time Deposits, 8 per cent. per annum. — @7” Persons residing at a distance can send money by Express. _ Checks on Solvent Banks taken at par. ‘LIVERY. STABLE. BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA CITY. LANCASTER & CO. Proprietors. > weet a4 . “ proprietors of the EMPIRE STABLES announce that they have now the Largest lot ofHorses, Carriages and Buggies 5 To be found in this part of the State. Teams, with Elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and <n the most reasonable terms. F Our Horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive. ; Carriages for Funerals attended to with promptness, Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or month and the greatest of care guaranteed LANCASTER & CO. City, March 7th, 1875. DENTISTRY Bessa.) R. P. E. HUGHSON, has opened , an offite In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. Over Hyman Bros.” Store. j He is propared to perform sll kinds of Mechanical and Operative Dentistry, in the latest and most approved styles, Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver Vulcanite and Aluminium. Satisfactiou guaranteed as to qualityand price of work. Visits made at residence if desired. : Nevada, May 30th, 1871. D. B. MERRY. PALMER MITR. County Surveyor, Dep. Co. Surveyor. U.S Dep. Surveyor U.S. Dep. Surveyor. ~ MERRY & SMITH, «. Cur AND MINING ENGINEFRS, J, LAND SURVEYORS & DRAUGHTSNEVADA CITy. ta_Office at the COURT HOUSE, Or. ders left at the Daily Union Office, Grass Valley, will receive prompt attentiou. jal NEW SAW MILL, AT WILLOW VALLEY. — New Millat Willow Valley is completed and weare now ready to fill all for Building or Mining Lumber. al) kinds of Lumber kept constantly on hand. Ordets left at the office on Boulder Street, or at oiics of Geo, E, TURNER, Street promptly attended to. M,. De D Marsz. Eureka’ Stage and Express Co. < STAGES wil! leave NevaPSS. for Moore's Flat daily. clock, A.M, UUMAAY® excepted, at 5% Fi * init Bs ee by Wana sind undays excaptel, at & A. af. kly from Bure€s at 6 ba. Commercial Street, Nevada. AMES MONRO, to supply customers wit Guslity of Beet, M . Pork, Veal, Corned Avo > » Seecnd i bypsemcier al Ln ~~) Pad ri the lowest ' Returning will leave Moore's Flat daily’ ~~ SUMMONS: TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County -of Nevada, ss. The People of the State of California send greeting to Matilda Burth Defendant. You are hereby -required to appear in an action brought against 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 7th day of Atigust, 1875, by Martin Burth, Plaintiff, and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this Summons—if served within this county, or, if served out of this:county, but in this District, within twenty days: otherwise, within forty days—or judgment will be taken ‘against ‘fou by default, according to the prayer-of said complaint. Being an action to dissolve the bonds of matrimony now and heretofore existing between you and this Piaintiff, on the grounds of desertion and wilfull disregard of by de. fendant of her marriage vows. Plaintiff prays fora decree of divorcee, dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing between plaintiff and defendant, and for such further reliefas the Court may seem just and proper, , And you are hereby notified that if you fail te appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief therein demanded. morn In testimony whereof,J, Jno. Patseal > tison, Clerk of the District Court ' —— ) afcresaid, do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of said Court, at office, in the city of Nevada, on the 9th d#y“of August, A. D:’1875,_ . ; JNO. PATTISON, Clerx. By James D. White; Deputy, J. B. Johnson, Plff'’s Atty, augls : No. 715,Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. Untrep States Land OFrricr, Sacramento, Cal, Aug. 26, 1875. \ LJ NWS is hereby given, that the Omaha Gold Mizing Company, a corporation existing under the laws of Cal., whose Postofiice is Sacramento, Sacramento county, Cul , has made application for patent for 1500 linear feet of the Omaha—Qnartz Mine, bearing gold, with surface ground, situate in Grass Valley Mining District, Nevada County, California, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this office as follows, viz: Survey of Exterior Boundaries: Commencing at post No. 1, marked 0 G MCo, (Omaha Gold Mining Company) on the north eid of the Lode of the “Lone Jack Quartz Mine.” Thence, var. 17° E, 8 82° E4.75 chains, Post No 2 marked O. G MCo,8 E cor. Thence N9° W 24,10 chains, Post No3 marked O GM Co, NE cor. Thence S$ 81° W.4:54% chains Post No4 marked OGM Co. 9.09 chains post No 5, ™ O G M Co, on the east ling of the New York Hill Quartz Mine. Thehce 8 3134 ° E 6.98 chains along the.East Line of the New York Hill quartz mine, to its S$ E cor. and ‘Post No 6 marked O G M Co. Thence N 88°. W 2.73 chains along south line of the New York Hill quartz mine, to Post No 7 marked OG MCo. Thence $ 9° E 15.42 chains Post No8 marked O G M CoThence S 82° E 4.75 chains to Post No 1 and piace of inning. Survey of Connecting Line: Post No 3, N E corner bears South 36° 35’ East 9.19 chains from the Northwest corner of Section 2,Tp 15 N Rk 8 E, and containing 19.87 acres, ‘and designated as lot No 54 inSections 2 and 3,Township 15 North, Range 8 East, Mt. Diablo Base-and Meridian. The names of the original locators are unknown tothe applicant, but it is believed to have been Jorated by Washington Bays et al in 1853. Na record of said‘location can be found. The applicant claims by purchase. Adjoining claimants are the New York Hill Qnartz Mine on the West, and the Lone Jack Quartz Mine On the South. _., All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the same beiore this ‘Office within sixty days trom the _ ag of Brn ed hereof. . B. McFARLAND, Register. Chas. H. Wyman, Atty. a United States. Land Office. O John H; Eden, Mineral A licati é§ No. 701; and John Lynch. Sone 2. Comancho, Joseph Kosta; Thomas Kosta, Affidavit No. 2. and to all whom-it may concern: Whereas, by Com missioner’s let. ter dated Necember 2d, 1871, the.S E 4% of SE Querter of Section 8, in Township 16 North, Range.8 East, is to be trea as mineral in character until the con is’ proved; afte: due notice: And whereas. the Central Pacific Railroad, by B. B. Redding, Land Agent, (Post Office address, San Fran. +fiseo. Cal,) has applied to offer proof as to e character of the above described lands: erefore, you Will take otice that under and by virtue of instructions from the. Commissioner of the General Land Office, dated May 6th. 1871, we have fixed the 27th flay of September. A. D. 5, at 11 o’clock A. M., at this office, before the Register PE Pepiver, § the ape aa Proofs to etermine the character o lands; -_ In witness whereof, wé have te Set our hands the day and year first above “written, © : ~ . . B. McPARLAND, ; Tau HAKT FELLOWS, Receiver. . 1 ind > ed — 0} pose of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, produejpg with, unerring certainty,. the following in of morbid symptonis, unless “Gembatted by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, psin inthe head, ringing in the ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and tho rattling-of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weaknessof the limbs, eeafused vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, difiidence in approaching strangers, a disiike to form new acquaintances, & disposition to shun society, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats, monomania a2q frequent insanity. Lf relief be not obtained, persons 60 afflicted should apply immediately, either in on or by letter, and have a cure effected y his new and scjentific. mode of treating this disesse, which never fails of effecting quick anu radical cure: Une Hundred Dollars to any one who w prove satisfactorily to him that he wascured of this complaint. by either of the San Francisco quacks. . Married Men, . Or those who contemplate marriage, who are sufiering under any of these fearful oixladies, should not forget the sacred respunsibility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief. Persons calling at Dr,. Gibbon’s 0: or sending for packages of medicines may rely apon his assurance of confidential secrecy with implicit faith, and expect no more than to be charged with a fair and mutually satisfactory remuneration of Services, rendered, considering the circnmstances of the cases, rather than a toc prevalett and selfish practice of extortion among quacks ana ders. Pi DE. GIBBON is responsible, and will binding himself to effect a radical and peraenent cure, or make no charge. -: Cured at Home. ; »Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr: Gibbon, stating case, smyptoms, length of time the disease has continned, and the medicine promptly forwarded, free. from damage and curiosity, to any part of the cowntry; with full and plain direction for ure. By enclosing TEN DOLLARS in coin, in a registered letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., a package of medicine will be forwarded by express to ay ye of the Union. Address DR. J. P. GIBBON, 623 Kearney etieet, couner. Commercial, San . Francisco. Post Offic « Box 1957. = Private « ntrance on Commercial. treet. D Ler to put BOX 1957 oun the let ir. : Consultations FREE. &#Correspondents will please inform DR. GIBBON that they read his advertise ment in the DaiLy TRaxscRIPt, . tmylSHERIFF'S SALE. ee HEREAS John Stewart, W. R. Dicxieson, M. Bohannan and M, E. D.E. Haeljng, Administratrix of the estate of F.-Hacling, deo’d; on the.27th dsy of July, 1875, recovered adudgment in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District,of the State of Californis,in and for the county of Nevada; against M. W. Urwin,for the sum of One Thousand Three Hundred and Seventy-Tio (31,372) Dollars,Gold Coinoi U. 8. with interest thereon from the date of ssid jucgment at the rate of: 7 per ecnt. per annum till paid, together with costs of suit taxed at $35, which said Judgment is recorded in the Imigment Book 5 of -the said District Court,on page-and whereas it is or‘derea that the Mor.gage set forth im Plaintiffs Complaint be forecl-sed end property therein described, to wit; The undivided one-third part of in and to that certain quartz mill, situate and being on Rock Glen, Eureka Township, Nevada county, California, and known and designated as ‘the “Black & Irwin,” mill, with the machivery therein er thereto belonging, Alte and to that certain quartz lode, situate and being on said Rock Glen, ‘Township end county aforesaid, knowmand a ed a8 the Banberry & Stécy Quartz lode, be sold to satisfy said judgment, together with interest and costs. : Notice is hereby given that I will expose at public sale, the above described property to the highest bidder for cash, in front of $4 Conse House door, in theeity of Ne-,on vATURDAY, AUGUST 28th, 1875.Between % hours of 9 o’clock, A; M., and § o'clock, P. M, 4 Given under ‘July, 1875, : ‘ ‘ GEO, W. SMITH, Sheriff. By A. W. Porren, Deputy. Niles Searls, Atty jy0 “The above sale is postponed to SATOBSTACLES TO 14 ‘ee Sotabs LTS in early life. ‘. a3 hes oy by hep ebte gy poe New ané r remo of Teahieeble Texee} and , in Sane oe of.marriage . Dr. G. will give . ive to each patient a written instrument, . 80 the undivided one fourth (44) partof in. my hand this 28th day of © vo! Che 3 iN. P. BROV zi HER day udgment i Judicial bi in and for . John Mitte aif B. F. Be * Six Hundr aollars, go . trom the d of seven pe “eounsel fee the sum of recorded ir forth in’ ph and proper “ATI and sin (8-8) of all und lands; vada town California, ot Nevada, ‘the west claims, on ter Ditch, of J. C. Mt Sailor Rav “2,000 feet hundred (' the undivi certain W Scott’s F! Mining cla and count; water frox Creek. tog rights bek nances, 2 Notice is at public : erty to the of the Cou vada, on SAT Between ) SoM Given u Jaly, 1875 I John Ca Applics in é District, gether w and descr on file in Survey cing at as beginning Survey live oak t ' Yiver, an * Thence, * ‘chains to 1 of Mar’ chrins to lin dis Thence § rock mo! Thence } 0! lett & C bi on All pet thenste a same bef from the Dibble ie AMAR I MR AS ce) ep is Notios of thet