September 14, 1876 (4 pages)

i $F rac . Bi ANN aL PO Ne Acie NUN RC tS 2 ois ‘oe hing Accounts, mich bas _hecoine 4 popalar’ elucidating the: intricaciesand ads cases, for bin BUSINESS GOLLEGE, : —AND— SAN FRANCISCO, NRY BARNARD, A. M., Professos H® of Mathematic’ and Science of Ac. ounts; graduate of Prince of Wales Colge, and Stow’s Model and Normal ride a ng School; late State Institute Direc nd Lecturer of Minnesota, and for the abt five years President of the Minneapo, lis Business College; having disposed of his entire yy Bo that institution, and removed to San clsco, will-hereafter conduct @ First Class Commercial College . in that city, entrance at 120 Sutter street, and 220 Ki street, : {with Office in Room'38,) where he will give his personal attention and services, those who desire instruetionin Boo ing or the Science of Accounts and English Branches, . Prof. Barnard isthe originator pos author of the celebrated metiod of £0 mysteries of Bookkeeping. . In ‘order to seoure a wider field of labor in which to ex. emplity the saperrority of his method of instruction, he has organized ~Barnard’s Business College and Telegraph Institute, San Francisco. : A SPECIAL PEATURE. _.No more students wili. be admitted to the College than Professor Barnard can attend to with his own personal instruction. He. has not organized this enterprise merely as a8 Casy Way. to 118kKe Mm: Hey, bub to establish as en Vidbie-« reputation Bs an Instric. tor as he has left behind him in Minnesota. and to build up a Business College of the highest merit, in woich the fullest equivalent will be given for all Tuition collected, and which, by personal effort, he will make the best institution on the Pacific Coast, in which to obtain’ a first class Practical Business Education. HOURS OF INSTRUCTION. Rex Semow—0 to 11.80 A. M, and 2 to EvENING Sessrons—7,30 to9.30 P. M. Students will. be entitled to the use of the rooms from 8.30 A. M. to 5 P. M.,-thus enabling them to work outside of the hours of instruction, : 2h : LaviesA separate apartment will be reserved for the Lady Students, who will be provided with every convenience to facilitate their work. . STATIONERY AND , Booxs—-Our -arrangements are such that all. supplies ior the course can be obtained of us at rates much below the usudl_cost,.and corresponding in every particular with the books used in reay business. DtrLtomas--Our Diplomas are engraved on steel, finely executed at.great cost; they will be issued. to students completing the Gourse in the Business Department on payment of the fee of five dollars. 3 No Vacarion--The College will be in session during, the entire year. Students ‘will be admitted at any time. No Copyrxna From Text Boors—The highly objectionable method of copying from text books without understanding whatis intended to. be conveyed. is.altogether avoided. All work done is the di. rect product of the student’s-own thonght, DiscrpLuaxg—We maintain the most rigid ‘liscipline, insisting upcn perfect order aad system in everything. We treat every, student as a gentleman or lady,and expect only gentlemanly or lady-like conduct in return. We do not have rules or penalties * bU6 adapt special modes of treatment to Special cases. No conduct is allowed that would not be-tolerated in the drawing room ofa well regulated family. For full particulars send for Catalogue} and Ciroulars, explaining Course of Study. We offer inéucements that are superior to those offered by any similar institution in the city. For further information address BARNARD’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 120 Sutter.street, Room 38, San Francisco, Cal. References, by permission: Hon. David Burt, State Superintendent of Public In. ~ struction, Minnesota; Hon. H B. Wilson late Superintendent of Puplic Instruction Minnesota; W. D. 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PER MONTH; 12 MONTHS, 1% PER CENT PER MONTH. Subscription Books for a limited number of shares are. now open at Ten Dellars per shure, at the Collatral Loan and Savings Bank, N. E. Corner Post and Kearny streets, San Francisco, Circulars sent on application. mas0-3m F.8, CARTER, Seeretary. LYON KATHAIRON, 50 Cents Per Bottle. . H* been in use over Half a Geritury. It Promotes the Growth, Preserves Color, Increases the Vigor and Beauty of the Hair, Phevents its Falling out and Turning Gray. No. 790. 4 Application for a Patent to Ree aiitng Claim: . Unrrep. Srares.Lanp. Or¥icr, SacRaMENTO, CaL, July 24, 1876. Ni is hereby given, that the Fountain Head Gravel Mining Company, a corporation existing under the laws of California, whose Post office is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., has } @ application for Patent for the Fountain Head Gravel Mining claim, bearing gold, situste in Nevada Mining District, Nevada County, California, aud described as foliows, viz; On surveyed land, being the NW of sec. 3, NE of NE¥ and E% of Es of SW of NE% of Sec 4, lp 16NR9E. Also the SE .of 8 EX of Sec 33, 815 of SW% and SW ig of BE% of Sec 34, Pp17, NRO E Mt. Diablo base and meridian’ containing 383 89-100 acres. Said location-was made Juiy 18th, 1867, by E. F, Bean and others, and is recorded in the mining records of Nevada County, at Nevada City, in book 4, bagi 256 and 257. The applicant claims purchase. Adjoining claimants are the Cold Spring Gravel Mining Company’s ground on the West. All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby redics witndes stntp age Seore thence nego rom the first. a tag, a if. ry cat jy26 , B. McFARLAND, Register. MINERAL CITATION. Untrep States Lan Orricr SACRAMENTO, Cal. July Sth, 1876. "} OE. H. Goodman, E. W. Cross, W. H. Weeks, O, E. Green, Lester Linley 8. Barnes, R. B. Gentry, Alba Brown and to all-whom it may concern. Whereas, mineral athdavit Nos 6land 179 were filed din the U. 8. Land Office, alleging the N 1.2 of, NE quarter of Sec. 18, in Township 16 N ey ge — A ~ be anes valuable for mincw purposes, by Commissioner’s letter dated December on. 1871 the same land is to be treated ag mineral iy character, until the contrary is proved after due nolice. And whereas, Willian, Walsh, (Post Office address Nevada City, pvwgg Cal.) did, onthe 10th da of March, » file in the tien He 400; chain tie ion Ne ; ug the above described lendeand phe wee enter the same as’ agricultural Jand, al ig it to be valuable for Teo By "ie P ) 3 re you from the Commissioner of the General — bag Danny bend 6th, 1871, we have of August, 1876,at eleven at this office, befrre the Steckholders’ Meeting. OTIOE is hereby given that a meeting of the Stockhold re of th Quertz Mining Co. -will be held st the ny = ¥ evening, . ing out a miserable existence from the ef. J} careful of the many pretended doctors who How many thousands of persons, both ~ osle ana female, are there who are suffer. fect of secret indulgences, or froth virug absorbe,; into the system! Look at. their pallid, ex.aciated and. disfigured faces and their broken aae'-§ ee ot disquali. fyingthem for the happines marriage erties enjoyment. of life. In*this horrid situation thousands suffer until death closes the scene Let parents, guardians, friends attend toany. df those who. are suffering with any of -these horrible life destroyin “maladies—see that they are cared for md” cured before it be too late. . Send them im. mediately to Dr, Gibbon, a physician whd ue. ade private disease his. especial study or yeers, and who is certain to cure the most inveterate cakes without mereury or injurious drugs. It is important to those who are afflicted, or to those who are ‘inter estcd in the welfare of their friends, to be infest-all cities, poblishing their skill ‘tn curing all diseases in a few days, imposing upon the public by using the names of en. inent physicians ‘from: Europe ‘and. other places, Be, therefore, careful and make ‘. strict inquiries, ar you may fall into tho ‘hanes of those charlatans. Seminal Weakness. « Seminal goer the poo self abuse. This solitary vice, or deprave sexual indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost. unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty ~ the following train of morbid symptoms, unless cembatted by scientific medical measures, viz: Ballow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing.in the ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and the rattling of chariots, wneasi. aves about the loins, weaknessof the limbs, ory, hectic flushes, pimples. and various eruptions avout the face, furred tongne, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats, monomanis 32d, frequent, insanity, If relief be not obtained, persons so afflict. ed should apply tely, either in y his new and scientific mode of treating quick anu radical cure.’ jr. G. will give One Hundred Dollars to an one who will of this complaint by either of the San Francisco quacks. . Married Men, Or those who contemplate marriage, whe sponsibility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain fmmediats nee. with implicit faith, and no mor ally satisfactory remuneration of servicer rendered, considering the circumstancd of the cases, rather, than a toc prevalent and { ae} fish mmcwe of extortion among quacks ana tenders. DR. GIBBON is responsible, and will ive to each patient-a written instrument, binding himself to effect a radical and peraw#enent cure, or make no charge. Cured at Home. Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by" bon, stating case, time the disease has continued, and the medicine promptly forwarded, free from damage and curiosity, to any part of the conntry, With full andplain direction for use. By enclosing TEN. DOLLARS in coin, in a registered letter through the Post: Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co,, & package of medicine will be forwarded by express tu’any part of the Union, Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623. Kearney stieet; co; ner Commercial, San Francisco, Post Offic: Bex 1957, s Private ntrance on Commercial treet. ; Remenm er‘ to put BOX 1957 on the le er, Consultations FREE, &@ Correspondents will. please inform DR. GIBBON that they read his advertise: ment in the Dat.y TRaNscarer, , mayl No. 766, Application fora Patent te Min ing Claim. — UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, 3 Sacramento, Cal.,, 4, 1876. OTICE is, hereby given. that William Downie, F. A. Wise, H. O. Dauchey, 3. Henley, J, P. Smith, Geo. MclIvor, . W.L. Oliver, and I, W. Duncan, whose . Postoffice is Nevada City, Nevada County, 4 Cal. have made application fer Patent for . the Centennial Placer Mining Claims, bearing gold, situate inWashington Mining District, Nevada County, Cal., and described as follows, viz; On surveyed jand, ’bein the 8 % of 8 W\ andW % of SE wands % of 8 E 4X sevtion 23, the NE bed Rec tion 26, the N W \& and NE \ and N ¥ N 4% of SE and N ¥ of RE & of SW Sec 25, Twp 17 North Range 10 East W % of N ig and N 4 of 4 of Sec:30 Twp.1%-north Range 11 $49 17-100 Mt. Dia Hh dian, contain sorte Bde ne redistete or the following locations: Lhe Downie loeation, made February 23d 1876, by Wm. Downie et al: the pare joe, ma*e Fe 28d —_ y W.L. Oliver et.al: the Dun: location, made February 23d 1876, by LW. ‘Duncan et al;the Smith ‘location, made March 1 1876, by J, P. Smith etal; the Wise location tmade March 111876, by F. A: Wise et ak the Henley location, made March 11 1876, by M. J, Henley et al; the Deuchey location wee ee tg 2nd, 1875, and the ye on y 19, 1876. said locations Fed ener bee in the effice Recorder of the Couuty of Nevada County, at Nevada City. The applicants clsim by urchase and Iccation. ‘fhe claim is as_ follows: On'thé. East -by v® cant land, North by lands claimed by Chas. — and West and South by All persons bold y adverse claims thereto, are Secu eameeaan pt the © same before this office within sixty days ereunto . from the first day of publishing hereof. ‘ _ ft. B. MCFARLAND Register, J. M. Walling, Ait'y for Applicants. m9 Eureka Stage ) and Kxpreks Co. ouglo-tw H. 8; BRADLEY, prude elock. A. M, i . ss leave Moore's Flat dei Sundays cxarptod, at 6A. MM. Alay weekly from Zureka at A. BM. = . ecnfused: vision, blunted intellect, loss ofconfidence, difidercein approachingstrang. — ers, @disiike to form new acquaintances, 4 . disposition, to shun society, loss of mem. . prove satisfactorily to him that he wascured : ES AS ee rgon or by letter, and oe a,cure effected © TODS, than to be charged with afair and mutv es ga letter to Dr. Gib. smyptoms, length of . of % st, and: # Nw ofSW FF 11 East, §& { f this discase, which never.fails of effecting © are suffering under any of these fearful We muladies, should not forget the sacred reée. . Persons calling’ at Dr. Gibbon’s office ot nS sending for packages of medicines mayrely © upon his assurance of confidential secrecy ©

i $F rac . Bi ANN aL PO Ne Acie NUN RC tS 2 ois ‘oe hing Accounts, mich bas _hecoine 4 popalar’ elucidating the: intricaciesand ads cases, for bin BUSINESS GOLLEGE, : —AND— SAN FRANCISCO, NRY BARNARD, A. M., Professos H® of Mathematic’ and Science of Ac. ounts; graduate of Prince of Wales Colge, and Stow’s Model and Normal ride a ng School; late State Institute Direc nd Lecturer of Minnesota, and for the abt five years President of the Minneapo, lis Business College; having disposed of his entire yy Bo that institution, and removed to San clsco, will-hereafter conduct @ First Class Commercial College . in that city, entrance at 120 Sutter street, and 220 Ki street, : {with Office in Room'38,) where he will give his personal attention and services, those who desire instruetionin Boo ing or the Science of Accounts and English Branches, . Prof. Barnard isthe originator pos author of the celebrated metiod of £0 mysteries of Bookkeeping. . In ‘order to seoure a wider field of labor in which to ex. emplity the saperrority of his method of instruction, he has organized ~Barnard’s Business College and Telegraph Institute, San Francisco. : A SPECIAL PEATURE. _.No more students wili. be admitted to the College than Professor Barnard can attend to with his own personal instruction. He. has not organized this enterprise merely as a8 Casy Way. to 118kKe Mm: Hey, bub to establish as en Vidbie-« reputation Bs an Instric. tor as he has left behind him in Minnesota. and to build up a Business College of the highest merit, in woich the fullest equivalent will be given for all Tuition collected, and which, by personal effort, he will make the best institution on the Pacific Coast, in which to obtain’ a first class Practical Business Education. HOURS OF INSTRUCTION. Rex Semow—0 to 11.80 A. M, and 2 to EvENING Sessrons—7,30 to9.30 P. M. Students will. be entitled to the use of the rooms from 8.30 A. M. to 5 P. 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For the present the Bank allows the following rates of interest to depositors: 6 MONTHS, 1 PER CENT. PER MONTH; 12 MONTHS, 1% PER CENT PER MONTH. Subscription Books for a limited number of shares are. now open at Ten Dellars per shure, at the Collatral Loan and Savings Bank, N. E. Corner Post and Kearny streets, San Francisco, Circulars sent on application. mas0-3m F.8, CARTER, Seeretary. LYON KATHAIRON, 50 Cents Per Bottle. . H* been in use over Half a Geritury. It Promotes the Growth, Preserves Color, Increases the Vigor and Beauty of the Hair, Phevents its Falling out and Turning Gray. No. 790. 4 Application for a Patent to Ree aiitng Claim: . Unrrep. Srares.Lanp. Or¥icr, SacRaMENTO, CaL, July 24, 1876. Ni is hereby given, that the Fountain Head Gravel Mining Company, a corporation existing under the laws of California, whose Post office is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., has } @ application for Patent for the Fountain Head Gravel Mining claim, bearing gold, situste in Nevada Mining District, Nevada County, California, aud described as foliows, viz; On surveyed land, being the NW of sec. 3, NE of NE¥ and E% of Es of SW of NE% of Sec 4, lp 16NR9E. Also the SE .of 8 EX of Sec 33, 815 of SW% and SW ig of BE% of Sec 34, Pp17, NRO E Mt. Diablo base and meridian’ containing 383 89-100 acres. Said location-was made Juiy 18th, 1867, by E. F, Bean and others, and is recorded in the mining records of Nevada County, at Nevada City, in book 4, bagi 256 and 257. The applicant claims purchase. Adjoining claimants are the Cold Spring Gravel Mining Company’s ground on the West. All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby redics witndes stntp age Seore thence nego rom the first. a tag, a if. ry cat jy26 , B. McFARLAND, Register. MINERAL CITATION. Untrep States Lan Orricr SACRAMENTO, Cal. July Sth, 1876. "} OE. H. Goodman, E. W. Cross, W. H. Weeks, O, E. Green, Lester Linley 8. Barnes, R. B. Gentry, Alba Brown and to all-whom it may concern. Whereas, mineral athdavit Nos 6land 179 were filed din the U. 8. Land Office, alleging the N 1.2 of, NE quarter of Sec. 18, in Township 16 N ey ge — A ~ be anes valuable for mincw purposes, by Commissioner’s letter dated December on. 1871 the same land is to be treated ag mineral iy character, until the contrary is proved after due nolice. And whereas, Willian, Walsh, (Post Office address Nevada City, pvwgg Cal.) did, onthe 10th da of March, » file in the tien He 400; chain tie ion Ne ; ug the above described lendeand phe wee enter the same as’ agricultural Jand, al ig it to be valuable for Teo By "ie P ) 3 re you from the Commissioner of the General — bag Danny bend 6th, 1871, we have of August, 1876,at eleven at this office, befrre the Steckholders’ Meeting. OTIOE is hereby given that a meeting of the Stockhold re of th Quertz Mining Co. -will be held st the ny = ¥ evening, . ing out a miserable existence from the ef. J} careful of the many pretended doctors who How many thousands of persons, both ~ osle ana female, are there who are suffer. fect of secret indulgences, or froth virug absorbe,; into the system! Look at. their pallid, ex.aciated and. disfigured faces and their broken aae'-§ ee ot disquali. fyingthem for the happines marriage erties enjoyment. of life. In*this horrid situation thousands suffer until death closes the scene Let parents, guardians, friends attend toany. df those who. are suffering with any of -these horrible life destroyin “maladies—see that they are cared for md” cured before it be too late. . Send them im. mediately to Dr, Gibbon, a physician whd ue. ade private disease his. especial study or yeers, and who is certain to cure the most inveterate cakes without mereury or injurious drugs. It is important to those who are afflicted, or to those who are ‘inter estcd in the welfare of their friends, to be infest-all cities, poblishing their skill ‘tn curing all diseases in a few days, imposing upon the public by using the names of en. inent physicians ‘from: Europe ‘and. other places, Be, therefore, careful and make ‘. strict inquiries, ar you may fall into tho ‘hanes of those charlatans. Seminal Weakness. « Seminal goer the poo self abuse. This solitary vice, or deprave sexual indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost. unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty ~ the following train of morbid symptoms, unless cembatted by scientific medical measures, viz: Ballow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing.in the ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and the rattling of chariots, wneasi. aves about the loins, weaknessof the limbs, ory, hectic flushes, pimples. and various eruptions avout the face, furred tongne, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats, monomanis 32d, frequent, insanity, If relief be not obtained, persons so afflict. ed should apply tely, either in y his new and scientific mode of treating quick anu radical cure.’ jr. G. will give One Hundred Dollars to an one who will of this complaint by either of the San Francisco quacks. . Married Men, Or those who contemplate marriage, whe sponsibility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain fmmediats nee. with implicit faith, and no mor ally satisfactory remuneration of servicer rendered, considering the circumstancd of the cases, rather, than a toc prevalent and { ae} fish mmcwe of extortion among quacks ana tenders. DR. GIBBON is responsible, and will ive to each patient-a written instrument, binding himself to effect a radical and peraw#enent cure, or make no charge. Cured at Home. Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by" bon, stating case, time the disease has continued, and the medicine promptly forwarded, free from damage and curiosity, to any part of the conntry, With full andplain direction for use. By enclosing TEN. DOLLARS in coin, in a registered letter through the Post: Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co,, & package of medicine will be forwarded by express tu’any part of the Union, Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623. Kearney stieet; co; ner Commercial, San Francisco, Post Offic: Bex 1957, s Private ntrance on Commercial treet. ; Remenm er‘ to put BOX 1957 on the le er, Consultations FREE, &@ Correspondents will. please inform DR. GIBBON that they read his advertise: ment in the Dat.y TRaNscarer, , mayl No. 766, Application fora Patent te Min ing Claim. — UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, 3 Sacramento, Cal.,, 4, 1876. OTICE is, hereby given. that William Downie, F. A. Wise, H. O. Dauchey, 3. Henley, J, P. Smith, Geo. MclIvor, . W.L. Oliver, and I, W. Duncan, whose . Postoffice is Nevada City, Nevada County, 4 Cal. have made application fer Patent for . the Centennial Placer Mining Claims, bearing gold, situate inWashington Mining District, Nevada County, Cal., and described as follows, viz; On surveyed jand, ’bein the 8 % of 8 W\ andW % of SE wands % of 8 E 4X sevtion 23, the NE bed Rec tion 26, the N W \& and NE \ and N ¥ N 4% of SE and N ¥ of RE & of SW Sec 25, Twp 17 North Range 10 East W % of N ig and N 4 of 4 of Sec:30 Twp.1%-north Range 11 $49 17-100 Mt. Dia Hh dian, contain sorte Bde ne redistete or the following locations: Lhe Downie loeation, made February 23d 1876, by Wm. Downie et al: the pare joe, ma*e Fe 28d —_ y W.L. Oliver et.al: the Dun: location, made February 23d 1876, by LW. ‘Duncan et al;the Smith ‘location, made March 1 1876, by J, P. Smith etal; the Wise location tmade March 111876, by F. A: Wise et ak the Henley location, made March 11 1876, by M. J, Henley et al; the Deuchey location wee ee tg 2nd, 1875, and the ye on y 19, 1876. said locations Fed ener bee in the effice Recorder of the Couuty of Nevada County, at Nevada City. The applicants clsim by urchase and Iccation. ‘fhe claim is as_ follows: On'thé. East -by v® cant land, North by lands claimed by Chas. — and West and South by All persons bold y adverse claims thereto, are Secu eameeaan pt the © same before this office within sixty days ereunto . from the first day of publishing hereof. ‘ _ ft. B. MCFARLAND Register, J. M. Walling, Ait'y for Applicants. m9 Eureka Stage ) and Kxpreks Co. ouglo-tw H. 8; BRADLEY, prude elock. A. M, i . ss leave Moore's Flat dei Sundays cxarptod, at 6A. MM. Alay weekly from Zureka at A. BM. = . ecnfused: vision, blunted intellect, loss ofconfidence, difidercein approachingstrang. — ers, @disiike to form new acquaintances, 4 . disposition, to shun society, loss of mem. . prove satisfactorily to him that he wascured : ES AS ee rgon or by letter, and oe a,cure effected © TODS, than to be charged with afair and mutv es ga letter to Dr. Gib. smyptoms, length of . of % st, and: # Nw ofSW FF 11 East, §& { f this discase, which never.fails of effecting © are suffering under any of these fearful We muladies, should not forget the sacred reée. . Persons calling’ at Dr. Gibbon’s office ot nS sending for packages of medicines mayrely © upon his assurance of confidential secrecy ©