September 23, 1876 (4 pages)

ae ee ee ee . > Ne 5 BUSINESS COLLEGE, 2 eae TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE. — SAN FRANCISCO, __ ENRY ae eis ce Professor of Mathematic ~! @. of Acounts; graduate of Princ of Wales Gal. ege, and Stow's Model and — Trainng petpel: late Sta:e Ingtityte Deregtor nd Lectdrer of Minnesota, and for the ‘get five fears President of the Monneapr. is Business Coliege; haviog disposed of is entifdinterest in thst imatitution, and emoved §O San Francisco, Will hereafter onduct @ First Class Commercial College n that city, entrance a¢ 120 Sutter street, ant Kearny street, Hardie Pisce, (with office in Hoom 38,) where he wili give his personal ,attention and servi es to those who desite instruction in Bookkeeping or the Science of Accounts ~ and. English Branches. Prof. B«rnerd is the originator and author of five ‘cBleGfated metnod of "Tee ACE popular in eluc the intricacies gna mysteries of Bookkeeping. in order to se eure a wider field of labor in which to exemplify thé superiority of his_ tustraction, he is” Bustness Col'-ge and Telegraph Insti San Francisco. : s A SPECIAL FEATURE, .No more students Wil:.be admitted to the College than Professor Burmaid can attend to with his oss a instruction. H«# has not organized this enterprise merely as an ¢asy way to make m ney, but to estab_jish as eb visbléa reputation as an Instruc tute, ‘ “tor as hé has left behind him in Minnesota. . « and to build up a Business College of the highest merit, in waich the. fullest equivalert will be givenfur all Tuition collect. ed, and which, by personal effort, he will make the best jostitution om the Pacific Coasi. in which-to obtain s first Class Practical Business HAucation. < HOURS OF. INSTRUCTION. * Day sEessions—? to 11.30 A. 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Cbeerve the symtoms snd hasten to check the course of the . comp aint, if you experience any of them— . uightly discharges, gliglt dfscharges at . other times, trembling; auxiety, forgetful; ness, confusiet, pain in back, Jidnbs or! body, forebodings, indige tion, timidity, . aversion to society, loss of power, want of . control; variable temper, attacks of si k. ness akin to biliousnéss, deposdsin urine, . } irregular bowels, etc. ete. TEARIBLE POISONS. Amoug.thé most subtle and virulent of . poisons iu the human blood is that ‘aris. . ing from: Venereal faint often breaking . out, after years of apparent cur’, in hid. eous sores upot varivus parts of the body. given to the innocent partuer or to the un-/ born.child without showing in the person . origizally contracling it. 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UNITED Staves Lanp OFFICE, SacRAMENTO, CaL, July 24, 1876, } OTICEK is hereby given, that the Fountain Head Gravel Mining Com. pany, a corporation existing under the laws of California, whose Post office is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., has made apGravel Mining claim, bearing geld, situete in Nevada Mining District, Nevada County, California, and described as foliows, viz: On surveyed la'.d, being the NW of sec. 3, NE of Nk and EX of E3 of SW of NE of Sec 4, 'p16NR9E. Also the SE of 8S E4 of Sec 33, 84 of SW and SW 4 of SEX of Sec 34, Tp17, NRO E Mt. Diablo Base and meridian, containing 383 89-i00 acres. Said location was made July Vath, 1867, by E. F, Bean end others, and i8 recorded in the mining records of Nevada County, at Nevada City, in book 4, ages 256 und 257. The applicant claime y purchase. Adjoining claimants are the Cold Spring Gravel Mining Company's ground on the West. All persons holding any adverse claims thereto. are hereby rePome aed yer ating Am ane before this Ofn six ays fr publishing hereof, ree ee jy26. T. B. McFARLAND, Register. MINERAL CITATION. Unrrep States Lan OFric SacnamEnro, Cal. July sth, 1876. ’} O E. H. Goodmen, E. W. Cross WF Weeks, O, E. Green, Lester Linky .: Barnés, R. B. Gentry, Alba Brown and to all whom it may concern. Whereas, mineral afbdavit Nos@land 179 were filed in the U. SLand Office, alleging the N 1:2 of NE quarter of Seer38, in Township 16 N Range 9 East, to be more valuable for mining than for agricultural purposes, by Com. missioner’s letter dated December 2d, 1874 the same land is to be treated a& mineral in characté¥; inti! the contrary is proved after dne-nojice: And whereas, William Walsh, (Post Office address Nevada City Nevada county, Cal.) did, on the 10th aay of March, 1875, file in the Register’s Office of this District his pre-emption Decluration Neg 4989, claimitig the above described land, and has applied to enter the same as agricultural land, alleging it to be more valyabl for agricultural than. for mining . purposes + Therefore you will take notice atunder'and by virtue of instructions m the Comniissioner of the General Land Ofica, dated May 6th, 1871, we bave xt d the 2ist day of August, 1876,at eleven o’vloek, Ao M., at this Office, bef re the Bedisser and Receiver, for the hearing of a. — 0 determine the character of said In Witness Whereof ‘J setour hands the tees writcen, ay and year gherennte is T.B. McFARLAND, Higister HART FLLLOW. J. I. Caldwell, Atty. Tt he oi ~ Steekholders’ Meeting. OTICE is hereby given th at atreeti N ot the Stockhold rg of the Oulenne Quertz Mining Co, wi}} be held : a eld “at thefice of J.J. Ott, Main St., Nevada City <4 plication for Patent for the Feuntain Head . ’ absorbe . nto the system! Look at their pallid, ex.aciated and disfigured faces ang their broken dowu constitutions, disqnali. fying them for ‘the happiness of marriaye or tL< enjoyment of life. In this horrid situation thousands sufier until death closes the scene attend tosny of those who are sufferiag with any of these horrible life destroying maladies—see that they ‘are cared for and cured before it be too late. Send them im. ‘mediately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who uaw ade private disease his especial study or yeers, and who is certain to cure the most inveterate cases without mercury or injurious drugs. It is' important to these _. who are affiicted, or to those who are infer ested in the welfare of their friends, to be careful of the many pretended doctors whe infest all cities, publishing their skill in upon the public. by using the nemes of em. inent physicians from Europe and ofher strict inqviries, or you may fall ‘into the banes of those charlatans. Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, the consequence ot self abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved 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 combatted by scientific, medical measures, VIZ: spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, ring. iugin the ears, noise likethe rustling of leaves and the rettling of chariots, uneasi. ness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, temfused vision. blunted inteHect, loss of confidence, diftiaerce in approaching strang. ers, a disiike to form new acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss! of memorv, hectic flushes, pimples and various fetid breath, coughs, consumption, : night sweats, monomeanin and frequent insanity, Lf relief be not obtamed, persons B80 afflict. ed should apply immediately, either, in person, or by letter, and have a cure effected by his new and scientific mode of treating this discase, which never fails of effecting quick and radical: ure. Dr. G.* will give One Hundred Dollars to any one who wil! 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 suffering under any of these. fearful auladies, should not forget: the sacred responsibility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief. Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s office or sending for packages of medicines may reiy upon his assurance of confidential seerécy than to be charged with a fair and mutuPre-. ally satisfactory remuneration’ of services tendered, considering the circumstances of the cases, rather than a tow prevalent andi selfish practice of extortion’ umong quacks and pretenders. DK. GIBBUN is responsible, and will ive to each patient a written instrument, 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 continued, and the medicine promptly forwarded, free from damage and curiosity, to any part of the conntry, with full and -plain direction for wie. 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 any part of the Union, Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney stieet, co, ner Commercial, San Franciseo, Post Offic. Box 1957. Private, ntrance on Comniercial treet. _ Remem. er to put BOX 1957 on the le& ier, Consultations FREE, «Correspondents will please inform DR. GIBBON that they read his advertise. tment in the Darty Transcript. myl No. 766. Application fora Patent, to Mining Claim. — UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal., May 4, 1876. OTTCE is hereby given. that William Downie, F. A. Wise, H. O. Dauchey, M.J. Henley, J, P. Smith, Geo. Melvor, W.L. Oliver, and I, W. Duncan, whose Postoffice is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal. have made applicstion for Patent for the Centennial} Placer Mining Claims, bearing gold,situate inWashingtun Mining District, Nevada County, Cal., and described as follows, viz: On surveyed land, being the $4 of SW andW % of 8 E and SE hg of SE % section 23, the NE iy of Bec. tion 26, theN W 4% andNE \& atid’ N % of N sof SE and N % of RE \& of SW ¥ Sec 25, Twp 17 North Range 10 East, apd W 36 of N W & and N %& of NW k of SW 4 of Sec 30 Twp 17 north Range 11 East, Mt, Diablo meridian, containing 849 17-100 fcres. Said mine consists of the following locations: ‘The Downie location, made February 23.1 1876, by Wm. Downie et al: the Oliver location, mia’e F: bruary 23d 1876, by W. L. Oliver et al: the Duncan location, made February 23d 1876, by I. W. Duncan et al; the Smith Jocation, made March 1) 1876, by J. P. Smith et al; the Wise location made Murch T] 1876; by F. A. Wise ‘et al; the Henley location, made March 11 1876, by M. J. Henley et al; the Dauchey location made September 2nd, 1875, and the McIvor location made February 19, 1876. AH of ssid locations being of record in*the office of the County Recorder of Nevada ‘County, at Nevada City, The applicants claim by’ purchase and , lcsatien, the claim is bounded as follows: On the East by vacant land, North by lends claimed by Chas. Phelps, and West and South by vacant lands. m All persons holding any adv claims thereto, are hereby wanted to wee the same before this office within sixty days feom the first day of publishing hereof. wr ister. J. M. Walling, ites a ate m9 Eureka Stage and Kxpress Co. < STAGES will leave NevePRR for Moore’s Flat daily. o’clock. A.M. nt eee For Eureka, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at same hour, Returning will leave Moeore’s Flat daily Saturday ¢véning, Septembe . ar ; roth, 1876, wyli-dw OHS, BRADLEY, President. . weekly from Xureka at & M. Sandays excepted, at4 A. 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BAS been in use over Half a Century. { , It Promotes the Growth, serves Color, Ircreases the Vigor and Beauty of the Hair,. Prevents its Falling out and Turning Gray. ‘ No, 790. Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. UNITED Staves Lanp OFFICE, SacRAMENTO, CaL, July 24, 1876, } OTICEK is hereby given, that the Fountain Head Gravel Mining Com. pany, a corporation existing under the laws of California, whose Post office is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., has made apGravel Mining claim, bearing geld, situete in Nevada Mining District, Nevada County, California, and described as foliows, viz: On surveyed la'.d, being the NW of sec. 3, NE of Nk and EX of E3 of SW of NE of Sec 4, 'p16NR9E. Also the SE of 8S E4 of Sec 33, 84 of SW and SW 4 of SEX of Sec 34, Tp17, NRO E Mt. Diablo Base and meridian, containing 383 89-i00 acres. Said location was made July Vath, 1867, by E. F, Bean end others, and i8 recorded in the mining records of Nevada County, at Nevada City, in book 4, ages 256 und 257. The applicant claime y purchase. Adjoining claimants are the Cold Spring Gravel Mining Company's ground on the West. All persons holding any adverse claims thereto. are hereby rePome aed yer ating Am ane before this Ofn six ays fr publishing hereof, ree ee jy26. T. B. McFARLAND, Register. MINERAL CITATION. Unrrep States Lan OFric SacnamEnro, Cal. July sth, 1876. ’} O E. H. Goodmen, E. W. Cross WF Weeks, O, E. Green, Lester Linky .: Barnés, R. B. Gentry, Alba Brown and to all whom it may concern. Whereas, mineral afbdavit Nos@land 179 were filed in the U. SLand Office, alleging the N 1:2 of NE quarter of Seer38, in Township 16 N Range 9 East, to be more valuable for mining than for agricultural purposes, by Com. missioner’s letter dated December 2d, 1874 the same land is to be treated a& mineral in characté¥; inti! the contrary is proved after dne-nojice: And whereas, William Walsh, (Post Office address Nevada City Nevada county, Cal.) did, on the 10th aay of March, 1875, file in the Register’s Office of this District his pre-emption Decluration Neg 4989, claimitig the above described land, and has applied to enter the same as agricultural land, alleging it to be more valyabl for agricultural than. for mining . purposes + Therefore you will take notice atunder'and by virtue of instructions m the Comniissioner of the General Land Ofica, dated May 6th, 1871, we bave xt d the 2ist day of August, 1876,at eleven o’vloek, Ao M., at this Office, bef re the Bedisser and Receiver, for the hearing of a. — 0 determine the character of said In Witness Whereof ‘J setour hands the tees writcen, ay and year gherennte is T.B. McFARLAND, Higister HART FLLLOW. J. I. Caldwell, Atty. Tt he oi ~ Steekholders’ Meeting. OTICE is hereby given th at atreeti N ot the Stockhold rg of the Oulenne Quertz Mining Co, wi}} be held : a eld “at thefice of J.J. Ott, Main St., Nevada City <4 plication for Patent for the Feuntain Head . ’ absorbe . nto the system! Look at their pallid, ex.aciated and disfigured faces ang their broken dowu constitutions, disqnali. fying them for ‘the happiness of marriaye or tL< enjoyment of life. In this horrid situation thousands sufier until death closes the scene attend tosny of those who are sufferiag with any of these horrible life destroying maladies—see that they ‘are cared for and cured before it be too late. Send them im. ‘mediately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who uaw ade private disease his especial study or yeers, and who is certain to cure the most inveterate cases without mercury or injurious drugs. It is' important to these _. who are affiicted, or to those who are infer ested in the welfare of their friends, to be careful of the many pretended doctors whe infest all cities, publishing their skill in upon the public. by using the nemes of em. inent physicians from Europe and ofher strict inqviries, or you may fall ‘into the banes of those charlatans. Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, the consequence ot self abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved 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 combatted by scientific, medical measures, VIZ: spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, ring. iugin the ears, noise likethe rustling of leaves and the rettling of chariots, uneasi. ness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, temfused vision. blunted inteHect, loss of confidence, diftiaerce in approaching strang. ers, a disiike to form new acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss! of memorv, hectic flushes, pimples and various fetid breath, coughs, consumption, : night sweats, monomeanin and frequent insanity, Lf relief be not obtamed, persons B80 afflict. ed should apply immediately, either, in person, or by letter, and have a cure effected by his new and scientific mode of treating this discase, which never fails of effecting quick and radical: ure. Dr. G.* will give One Hundred Dollars to any one who wil! 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 suffering under any of these. fearful auladies, should not forget: the sacred responsibility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief. Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s office or sending for packages of medicines may reiy upon his assurance of confidential seerécy than to be charged with a fair and mutuPre-. ally satisfactory remuneration’ of services tendered, considering the circumstances of the cases, rather than a tow prevalent andi selfish practice of extortion’ umong quacks and pretenders. DK. GIBBUN is responsible, and will ive to each patient a written instrument, 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 continued, and the medicine promptly forwarded, free from damage and curiosity, to any part of the conntry, with full and -plain direction for wie. 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 any part of the Union, Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney stieet, co, ner Commercial, San Franciseo, Post Offic. Box 1957. Private, ntrance on Comniercial treet. _ Remem. er to put BOX 1957 on the le& ier, Consultations FREE, «Correspondents will please inform DR. GIBBON that they read his advertise. tment in the Darty Transcript. myl No. 766. Application fora Patent, to Mining Claim. — UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal., May 4, 1876. OTTCE is hereby given. that William Downie, F. A. Wise, H. O. Dauchey, M.J. Henley, J, P. Smith, Geo. Melvor, W.L. Oliver, and I, W. Duncan, whose Postoffice is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal. have made applicstion for Patent for the Centennial} Placer Mining Claims, bearing gold,situate inWashingtun Mining District, Nevada County, Cal., and described as follows, viz: On surveyed land, being the $4 of SW andW % of 8 E and SE hg of SE % section 23, the NE iy of Bec. tion 26, theN W 4% andNE \& atid’ N % of N sof SE and N % of RE \& of SW ¥ Sec 25, Twp 17 North Range 10 East, apd W 36 of N W & and N %& of NW k of SW 4 of Sec 30 Twp 17 north Range 11 East, Mt, Diablo meridian, containing 849 17-100 fcres. Said mine consists of the following locations: ‘The Downie location, made February 23.1 1876, by Wm. Downie et al: the Oliver location, mia’e F: bruary 23d 1876, by W. L. Oliver et al: the Duncan location, made February 23d 1876, by I. W. Duncan et al; the Smith Jocation, made March 1) 1876, by J. P. Smith et al; the Wise location made Murch T] 1876; by F. A. Wise ‘et al; the Henley location, made March 11 1876, by M. J. Henley et al; the Dauchey location made September 2nd, 1875, and the McIvor location made February 19, 1876. AH of ssid locations being of record in*the office of the County Recorder of Nevada ‘County, at Nevada City, The applicants claim by’ purchase and , lcsatien, the claim is bounded as follows: On the East by vacant land, North by lends claimed by Chas. Phelps, and West and South by vacant lands. m All persons holding any adv claims thereto, are hereby wanted to wee the same before this office within sixty days feom the first day of publishing hereof. wr ister. J. M. Walling, ites a ate m9 Eureka Stage and Kxpress Co. < STAGES will leave NevePRR for Moore’s Flat daily. o’clock. A.M. nt eee For Eureka, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at same hour, Returning will leave Moeore’s Flat daily Saturday ¢véning, Septembe . ar ; roth, 1876, wyli-dw OHS, BRADLEY, President. . weekly from Xureka at & M. Sandays excepted, at4 A. M, Als? tel Let parents, gua: diains, friendscuring all diseases in a few days, imposing . places, Be, therefore, careful and make ° Sallow countenance, dark © eruptions about the fsce, furred tongne, * j with implicit faith, and expect no more . CHEMICAL 54 SACRAMENTO EPOSITS of bi into bats, anc 24 to 48. heurs. Bullion can be f from any part of t and returps made i “Careful Anaiysis Soils, Waters, ind Mines examinedan sultations on Chet questions. 2 Charges: Gola F Gold. bars on all 200. Gold Bars on al! a per cent. Silver Bats on all i $2 00." : Silver Bars on all: percent. , Dore Bars for yor" “ “cs Determination of ( { alloy, $2 00. { ( Assay for Gold and “ “ Gold, Si “4 Gold, Si Gr -4*. Copper, NE . ONE Ss 4c 80 See RE ie bi * Quicksil ae “ Mangane " “ Ghromit Test forany single Ana Qualitative Analysi Quantitative _“ Proximate Analysi: Quantitative * ‘Complete analyses tative, of comple rates, eae: — A, Li WHOLESALE AN GROCERIES COMMERC Y STORE 1 > WITH Bi CHOICE FAM Produce of My Gooddure & Prices and ar a Reasonable Thankful for the stowed, I reapectt ance of the same. Wevade City. Au, err peeeininenteneeetnaes City. F at’! held at the Saw ber,9th,1876,an aes sents ($0.07) px y upoR the: ‘tal gold coi to Old coin, to the at his office, Broad alt ae: upon an October, 1876, wit and advertised for and unless payinen soldon the 21 t Pay the delingue: together with co *ipenses of sale. By order cf the a, Nevada City, Sep dnguet, A. D. 1876, Y-five cents the capita) stock of ble immediately in to the Secretary at Public auction powy tela County, Califc 2 ERS sent t Orne POp pitas