September 29, 1881 (4 pages)

5 €F, i oS Seren ne SEants i cents per share was lévied upon the caplet of Bloomfield Townsh Notice of Assessment, AT URCHIE GOLD AND SILVER MINAY ing Company. ‘Location of principal fave of busiress San Francisco, California. Location of Works, Nevada county, California? Notice is hereby, given that ata a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the Seventh day of September, a. D. 1881, an saessiient (NO. severy—of—Fifteen—¢ stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States old coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Company, Room 13, No, 328 Montgomesy street, San Fran¢iaco, California. . : Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain “unpaid on the 11th day of October, 1581 Hi be delinguent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unloss payment is mAde before, will -be sold on Thursday, the 10th day of November, 1881, to pay the delinquent assessment together with ¢oste of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors. WM, LETTS OLIVER, Secretary. ‘Office—Room 18, No. 328, Montgomery *89 street, San Franciyeco, California, _ Assessment Notice. ENTENNIAL GRAVEL GOLD MINING Company. Locatigu. of pringipal place of business, Gold Hill, Storcy County, Nevada. Location of works, Washington. Town' ship, Nevada County, Valiforni«, ; Noties: is hereby given that at & meeting of the Board.of Directors, held on the Fifth (6th) day of September, 1881, an asgeasment, (No, 5,) of onecenta share on each and every share of the capital stock of the corporation was levied—payable immediate ly, in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Company, Bank of Gole Hill, Main street, Gold Hill, Nevada. Any stock upon which this assessmeut shall remain unpaid on the Ejghth—(sth)— day of October, 1831, will be delinquent, and aivertised for sale at public anetion; and unless payment is made. before, will be sold on Saturday, the Twelfth-day of November, 1381, to pay the delinquent assessment, toxether with costs of advertising and expenises of salé. By order ¢f the Bgard of irectors. FRANK A. WISE, Secrétary. Office—Bank of Gold Hill, Maif, street Go'd Hill, Nevada, Petition for sale of Real Estate, N the matter of the Estate of Jeremiah 8. Brown, deceased, ‘ In the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California. It appearing to the Judge of said Court by the petition this day presented and filed “hy Benjamin C. Waite, the Executor of the Estate of Jeremiah 8. Brown, deceased, »raying for an order of sale of Real Estate, hat it is necessary to sell the whole or. some portion of the Real Estate to pay the debts outstanding against the deceased, and the debts, expenses and charges of administration. Itis therefore ordered by the said Court that all persons interested in the Estate of said deceased appear before the said Superior Court on Tuesday the 18th day of Qctober, A. D. 1881, at eleven—o’clock in thé forenoon of said day, at the Court. Room of said Superior Court, at the,Court House in Nevada City, County of Nevada, to show cause why an order sbould not be granted to said Executor to sell so much of the Real Estate of the said deceased as shall be necessary, And that.a-copy of this order, be published at least, four successive weeks in ‘thé Nevada Daily Transcript, a newspaper printedand published in said county. JOHN GALDWELL, Superior Judge, Dated September 17th, 1881, #20 — Certificate of Co-partnership. YTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County. of Nek_) vada, ss.—-We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that we are partners transacting business*in the city of Nevada, State of California, under the: firm name ahd style of “Thomas, Walrath & Hicks.” That the names in full of all the members of stich mad pwrigpeld are Joseph Thomas, Austin H. alrath and Thomas H, Hicks, and that the places of our respective residences are set opposite our respective names hereto subscribed. * : : In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands this 14th day of September, A: D, 1881, wey 3 JOSEPH THOMAS, Nevada City. AUSTIN H, WALRATH, Nevada City. THOMAS H. HICKS, Nevada City. September 17th—lm against. you for said-amount of Sixty-five : 426 together with costsof-suit;—“. ine) and © Summons. N the Justice's Cou:t of Bloomfield Town. ship, ig the County of Nevada, State of California. M. Simons plaintiff, vs Alfred Mullen defendant. The People of the State of California serd greetiog to Alfred Mullen, defendant. You are hereby required to appear ip an action brought against you by the H State of California, pa to answer before the Justice at his office in. said Township, the complaint filed therein, within five days.(exelusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons, if served withbrought; or if served out of said township, but in said county, within ten days; otherwise within twenty days. . The said dction is brought to-reoover froin you, the said defendant, the sum of Sixty-five and 42-100 Said defendant, to the said plaintiff hereim, for merchandise sold and delivered to you at your request iy hea said plaintiff, and which has never n paid. And you are hereby notified that if you fail so to appear and answer said eomplaint, as above required, said plaintiff will take .judgment Given under my hand this 28th day of July, 1881, JOHN McKINNEY, Justice of the Peace of said Township, cos augd-2im ~Notice to Delinquent Co-owners. the Justiee’s Court . , County of Nevada, in the township in which this action ig S Dollars. ($65°42) justly due from you, the “No. DR. DISPENSARY. } 623 Kearney Street, Corner’Commercial, San Francisco ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases such ag Gonorrhea, Gleet, Strieture, SyphilDR. GIBBO) TN conformity with Section 2324,.Chapter 6, Title 32, ofthe Revised Statutes of the United States, notice is hereby given to T. J. Davis and. Richard Gentry co-owners in cersituated in oriiear Moore’s Flat, Eureka Mining District, Nevada county, California, known as the Mosten & Davis mine, “*Me-tropatitan Ledge,” that the above T. J. Davis is delinquent in the sumof Eighty Dollars for the yedys 1879 and —1890; and . Richard Gentry in the sum of One Hundred Dollars for the years 1879 and 1880, being their proportion of the annual expenditures required to-be performed upon said mine or claim, for-the last two years past, by said Section 2324 which the other co-owners have pertormed, If such delinquent Aa, ident be ngt paid to the undersigned, at Moore’s Flat, within ninety days after tne first publication of this notice the interest. of said T. J. Davis and Richard Gentry will become the property of the co-owner, George Abraham, who has made the required expenditures, GEORGE ABRAHAM, Non-delinguenteo-owner whe ,has made the required expendituresas afpresaid, Moore’s Fiat, Navada: county, California, June 3, 1881, j8-00d Probate Notice. N the Superior Court, in and for the I County of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the estate of Johann Schmidt, deceased. Pursuant to an order of said Superior Court, made on the 16thday of September 1881,notice is hereby given that Saturday, the Ist dgy-ef Ocyober, 1881, at 10 o'clock, A. M. Of.sajid day;at the Court Room of said Court, at. the Court House inthe City and County.of Nevada, has betn appointed as the timg and place for, proving the Will of said Johann Schmidt, deceased, . and for hearing the application of ¥jizabeth Schmidt for the isguanee to her of letters testamentary when and.where any person interested may appear and contest the same, Dated September 16th, 1831. J. KE, CARR, Clerk, By T. H. Carr, Deputy, 8l7 tain mining groyndand quartz age ep requiring his seavices may find him, sexual indulgence, is practicéd by the spots nnder the eyes, pain inthe head, ring confused ~rision, blunted intellect Joss of confidence, diffidencein approaching strangers, a dislike to form. new acquaintances, disposition to shun society, loss of memory, -heetic flushes, pimples, and various eruptions about the face, furred tongue fetid’ breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats, onomania and frequent, insanity. If relief be not obtained, persons 80 afflict. ed should apply immediately, either in rson or by letter. and havea cure effected y his new and scientific mode of treating his disease, whicb never fails of effecting & quick and radical eure, Married Men, ‘ Or. those who contemplate marriage, who are suffering under any of theeckiartal maladies, should not forget the. sacred responsi bility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain mmediate relief. CUBED AF, HOME. AT Persone at a distancemay be. CUREH on, HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr Gibb he stating case; symptoms, length of time t disease has continued; and the medicine will he promptly sent, free from damage or curiosity, to any part of the coutitry, with fulland plain directions for use. 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 ofthe Union. — Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 693 Kearney street, corner Commercial, San Francisco, Post Offiée Box 1957, %4. Correspondefits will please inform bn. Gibbon that they read his advertisement in the Nevapa City Daity Transcript, TARTLING _ S & DISCOVERY ! LOST MANHOOD RESTORED. A victim of youth‘ul imprudence causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility, Lost Manhood, ete,, having tried in vain every known remedy, has discovered 4 simple self eure, which-he will send’ FREE to.‘ iis fellow sufferers, address J. H. REEVES, 43 Chatham Street, New York, = 316’ J G. HARTWELL, ounty Surweyor. Office at Court House, Nevada City, Insolvent Notice. N THE SUPERIOR COURT of Nevada County, State of California, othe matterof CHARLES. ) SMITH, an Insolvent Debtor. f ae NOTICK TO CREDITORS, Charlés Smith, dn insolvent debtor, haying on the 1th day of September, 181, filed his petition for a discharge from all his debts, tx.the Superior Court. of Nevada Jounty, State of California, in pursuance of an order of said Court made on said date, notice is hereby given to all creditors who have proved their claims to appear before skid Court, at the Court room thereof, on Friday, October Lath, 1881, at 10 o'clock, a. M.,and show cause, if any they have, why the gaid Charles Smith should not be discharged trom all his debts in accordance with tho statutes im such cases umde and provided. "Dated September 13th, 1881. : J, E, CARR, sib Clerk of the Superior Court. __E. H, Gaylord, torney and Commselor at Law. OFFICE AT COURT HOUSE, = W. D. LONG, if erew and Coamselor at Law. “ NOTARY. PUBLI¢, _ OF FICE--Broad street, @pposite the N ‘ional Exchange Hotel, George D Vea, and Counselor ul Baw, OF FICE~ corner of Broad and Pine st? BROAD STREET MARKET, Nevada City, Califoruia. pe I AM prepared to supply the people vf Nevada City anid vicinity with Chvice ~ Beef; Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages, Corn Beef, etc. At as low rates ag can be. purchased anywhere in Nevada City. ’ 7 Meats delivered within & reasonable dis. tance free Of charye, @ Chop, give me a call, . I intend to always keep the best meats to be procured in the market at the shop, and customers, whether old or youiy, can rely upon eoreing eee order, — bean’ © A share of public patronaye ‘s respectfully solicited. laa —W. C. BURROUGHS, —tt-you-winta nice Roast, Steal, Cutlet or 8, Hupp, Hotel, Nevadg City, DR. S. M. HARRIS, (Of Grass§ Valley.) i.) DENTIST. In Nevada City, Mondays, Wedneadays and Fridays, _ Office in Brown & Morgan’s Block. : Cor. Ryogd and Pine Sts., up stairs. Nevada City. Nevada. Jan 20. W: F. ENGLEBRIGHT, Civil, and Mining. Engineer, U. & Saeney Mieersl Surveyor aFFICK—Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Nevada City, Cal, i CNS cree ee, jlo R. B.SYMINGTON, Q. E. U. 8. Deputy Mineral Surveyor. MINING AGENCY. ( FFICE ofthe Deadwood Gol Company. Mining Main street; above Union TONITE POWDER, pe NOT PREEZE, DOES NOT DETERIORATE. IN HOT PLACES. DOES NOT YIELD. NOXIOUS FUMES, IS HIGHLY RECQMMENDED BY ALL WH? HAVE USED I'?, HAS BEEN USED: IN GREAT BRITAIN FOR FIVE YEARS, AND HUNDREDS OF TONS CONSUMED WITHOUT ONE ACCIDENT, — g ages . : For Salq, by, GEORGE E.TURNER, . NEVADA CITY. TONITE POWDER C0., Nevads City, May loth, Agent as California St, Sqn Francisce, %. YOLD SPRING GRAVEL MINING COMRANY. Location of principal place of “business. Nevada City, California. Location of works, Willow Valley, Nevada Coynty, Cal, Notice is hereby given that there are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of assessment No. 21, levied on the 28th day of July, 1881, the several amounts set opposite the nameg of the respective shareholders, as follows: No. Na, , : Names, Certf. Shares, Am't A. H. Parker, Trustee, 23 200 $ 20,00 A. H, Parker, Trustee, 24 200 20,00 A. H. Parker, Trustee, 25 200 20,00 A. H, Parker, Trustee, 26 200. 20.00 A.H. Parker, Trustee, 27 1000., 100.00 A, H. Parker, Trustee, 190 194 19.50 And in accordance with law, and an order oft-the Board-of Trustees, made—on the 28th day of July, 1881, so many shares of each paxceLof such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public auction, at the office of ‘the Secretary, Room 2, secon floor, south. east corner of Broad and Pine, streets, Nevada City, California, on Thurgday,. the Fifteenth day of September, 1881,:at the hour of Lo'clock, P.M: of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,. together with costs of advertising and expenseg of sale, mad A. H. PARKER, Secretary. Postponement. Notice is hereby given that theabove sale has been postponed till Saturday, October 15th, 1531, at, the same hour and plae, By order of the Board of Directors. ‘ 813 A. H. PARKER, Secretary, — This Space is Resgzyed, DR. SPINNEY, No. 11 Kearney Street, Cures.all Chronic and, we Special Diseases. YWouvuNn Ge MED V HO may be suffering from the effects of youthful follies or indiscretion will do well to avail themselves of this, the great: est boon ever laid at the altar of su ering humanity, DR. SPINNEY will guarantec to forfeit 3500 for every case of Seminal’ Wpakness or private disease of any king or charagter which he undertakes and faila to’ _ MIDDLE ACED MEN. Theré are many at the age of thirty to six, ty who are troubled with too frequent evacuations of the bladder, often accompanied by a slight smarting. of burning sensation anda weakening of the system in a. manner the patient cannot account for. On examining the urinary deposits a ropy sediment will often be found, and sometimes smaj} particles of albumen will appéar, or the eolor will be of & thin milkish hue, again changing to @ dark and torpid appeararice. ‘There are inany men who die of this diffieulty, ignotantof the cause, which is the secoud stage: of seminal weakness, ~ Dr. 8, will guarantee @ perfect cure in all such cases, and a¢healthy restoration of the genito-urivary or“ans, ; . Otice Hours—10 te 4 and 6 to 8, Sundays from 10 to 11 A. M. Consultation free, Thorouxh examination and advice, 85. Call or address DR, SPINNEY'& CO., No 11 Kearny Street, San Francisco, jell A. LADEMAN, DBALER IN Junction of Broad and Commercial Streets Nevada City. ce Shoice Family Groceries a Specialty, A. B, DIBBLE, ' CHAS: W, kiTTS, DI3BLB & KITTS, Alttorne ans} Counsejars at Law GIBBONW'’Ss 4 TXSTABLISHED in 1854, for. the treat-, is in'all its forms, Seminal weakness Impotency, etc. ‘Skin Diseases (of years standlegs-successfully.treated. has the pleasure of anKearney Street, corner of Commercial, San Francisco, where his.old patients and those Seminal Emissions, the consecuence o selfabuse. Thissolitary vice, or depraved youth of both sexes to.an slmost unlimited! extent, producing with unerring certainty, the following trein of morbid ‘symptoms, anless cem:Patted by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark ingintbe ears, noise Jikethe rustling of leav’* and the rattling of chariots, uueasinessubout the loins, weaknessof the limbs, os Thé Unusual Attention which this Organ is now Attract. ingfromthe American — . aa Niuag Commny aot People. a Its Delicate Structure and. Susceptipility. to Injury from Wounds or Disease, During the past few weeks, owing tp an saidand written about the injurious effects of wounds in the liver, and according to the Surgical History of the Wag of the Rebellion, of the thousands of cases of wounds in that organ, not abgye sixty survived, and they . were not violent onea. ~~ nouncing that he has réturned from, visiting The structure of the liver is delicate and the principal Hospitals of Europe, and has} yet simple. It, ig composed of two lobes, resumed practice at hisDi tory, 623 which lie directly under the right, lung, and is of a spongy character. blood is circulating fro all diseased THESE POISQNS REMAIN IN ¥, inwith every coursing. of the blood through the lobes of the liver, the ngture of the disease becomes chronic. The reason why so littlesuceess has hitherto been reached in the treatment of liver disease is because the philosophy of treatment has been lame and the remedies employed have been inadequate, It isa conceded fact that until.withinthe past few years there. hag. been no known remedy for chronic kidney, diseases, and itis certain that the liver cannot be restored to its right action if the kidneys are affected. Itis also afect that when the liver is diseased the kidneys are also troubled; hence, it follows that liver diseases are hard to cure, chiefly because the doctors. know of no agency which will at one and the same time. operate on both. the ‘kidneys and the liver. . Admitting then, that no form of treatment can be effective which does not seek to reach both the liver and the kidneys at the same time, it would be strange, indeed) if in alithe researches of this wonderful age of s¢ientific in+ention--no— such remed-y—had began found, °The doctors admit they have npthing to offer, but independent scientists have honored their learning and patience, by, discovering a pure vegetable remedy whose unparalleled success in the past few. years in the treatment of kidney difficulties, shows conclusively that it can cure every form of known kidney disease, and what it hasdone for the kidneys it ig equally able to.do and does do for the liver. Warner’s Safe: Kidney and Liver Cure was .the discovery of,a. practitioner, who proved its worth in his own case and then gave it to the world. It acts both as a food anda restorer to. the kidneys anid liver so that when disease is cured in one of these organs it cannot go to the other, but is entirely removed from the system. Liver troubles are caused prineipally by malarié, which ig, at the present time, becoming so great an.evil in this, land,—so much so that President Paul A.Chadbourne, of. Williams College, has just published a long and interesting article on its wide-spreading prevalence. He states that malarial poisons appear ip all localities, the high and dry,the low and damp, in the crowded city and the roomy ceuntry, and there are no‘differences as to the effects produced. Malaria is in the water we drink, in the air we breathg, in the food we eat, and while constantly and naturally increasing with the growth of the coun_Ty, dt is just at present afflicting us, as the epizooty did a few, yearg ago, as a widespread and dangerous epidgniic, What,-therefore, can be the cause for this errible increase of malaria in all parte'of the: states and, territories? . Unquestionably the drinking water used in every. pagtion of the land is the most active agency, for carrying malaria into thesystem, ‘This water may be clear, but it has become poisoned py, filtratign through the vaults, cesspoals and barnyards in the country, and other, impure agencies in the city,, Heretofpre the Weatern states and territories and almost, the entire South have been considered the field. of malaria,owing doubtless to the poor drainage in many localities and the consequent accumu’ation of green poisonous matter. This theory is, however, now exploded,; because malarial poisoning is becoming, just as gommon inother regions, as those. which: have begh settled for hundreds of years, _ Whatever may he the cause of malaria, its existence isa terribly established fact, and @0 much so that it is attracting the attention of the leading physicians, scientists and scholars in every portion of America. By means of its blighting powers the blood:becomes . poisoned and the most terrible diseases follow. The special field for the operation of this poison. is in the liyey, If this organ is at all diseased, malaria, siezes it witha death grip, It is thereforp ahsplutely necessary to keep the liver in perfegt, condition and egpecially at thig time, The elements of Warner's Safe, Kidney and Liver Cure are exactly fitted, for just, this very purpose. Composed of.a, pure and simple vegetable extract and prepared in the most careful manner, it hag been the means.of re‘storing miore pegple to health within the past year then any other agency known in theland. Prof. 8. A. Lattimore,Ph. D., LL, D., ong of the analysts of foods and medicineg. for, the New, York State Board of Health, prqneunces its elements and compc» sition pygaly vegetable, neither poisonous Groceries, Provisions, Ete,—. “!" nor injprious, In order to, counteract the tegrible influences of malarial, poison, the . ’ greatest care i required, especially at the present time in guarding the kidneys and liveg, which gre the governors of the avstem, How this can best be, dong, hag beg@ outlined above, and as such it‘is copdigily recomnygnded 44 allas the mogt. efficient means iyiie,i MAW. TRERH, GHASR, VALLEY, rs oF seouring the, begtol heal#h aad gout, ped. happiness. : * Dehnéka, B. & J. W. Wood, Wm. Ciymo, event of national interest, mach has been . When the veinous, yarfous parts of “the body to the lungs, it pagses through this organ, and is there relieved of its rank poisons, part of whfzh are used for digestion and part for a cathartic of the waste nigterials of the food we eat. If.the organ ‘is at stead of being used as nature designed, and Sherift’s Sale, Order of Sale and Decree of Foreclosure Yuba Tunnel Gold Mining Company, Piff. re & J. 3. McBride, Geo. C. Spooner, John McCoy, Anson E. Swin, William Walker, J. M. Simon Furth, Chas. Furth, James Stott, isa Carmack, composing the .Ameriand the Eureka Lake and Yuba Cana}, Compeny Consolidated; Sampson Thomas, John Ger“man, Peter Grahain & James W, Wood, A H. Brown, the Trustees of Sin Juan Furth, William H. Williams, H, D. David Curnow, Mary Metzler, A. Harris, Martin Arfinan, H. H. Rich, Robert MeMurray, John Huston, George E, Yates, TimFaherty, Frederick Bank, dgmes L. Melntyre, Francis Sinith, Jacob Smith, Louis Glass and Chas. J. Prescott,.as executors of the last Will of J.H. Ettinger, deceased, and KE. B. Harris; J. Jepsen, O. Judson, and Mrs, Ayleworth, defendants. Bs aad’ by virtue of an order of sale the Superior Court, of the County of, Nevada, State of California, on the 10th day of January, A. D. 1881, in the above entitled action, wherein-the-¥ ‘Sonnet trold —Mining Company, the above-named plaintiff, obtained a judgment and decree of foreclosure against J.S. McBride, Geo, ©. Spooner, John “McUsy, Anson ESSwan, William Walker, J, M:; Dickson, 8, M, Crall, John H. Brown, Simon Furth, Chas, Farth, James Stott, Louisa Carmack,“cotsposing the American Mining Company, defendants;-and wherein certain other mortyages in favor of sundry of . the. defendants in seid couse snd against the individuals therejiy. specified, are foreclosed, and certain judgement liens therein fied are esta fisbed and allowedas valid and binding, and by which said decree it is ordered adjudged and de¢reed that the following piéces or parcels of property, situate, lying and being in Mississipi Valley and Junction Bluff mining distyicts, Bridgeport township, Nevada county, California, be Sold in Separate parcels, viz: ie No 1. Yuba Tunnel Claims Thove certain mining claims situate and being in the Mississippi Valley and Junction Biuff districts, township, county and State aforementioned, and known and designated as the ‘Yuba Tunnel Gold Placer Mine,” and bounded on the north by the Union Company, on thé east by the American Company, on th the Joint Stock claims, and on the west by the Cobbold claims and by vacant ground,.and more particularly described as follows:Commencing .at a stake near the point where the Yuba Tunnel Company's pipe entera diggings on boundary: line between Yuba Tunnel Gravel Mining Company ground and Joint Stock,.claims; thence on a true line, variation 17° 30’ E;-N.85° 30’ W 2.47 chaing to a stake in diggings; thence 8 56 %15' W 5.01 chains toa stake near edge of bank, from which an oak tree 24 inches in’ diameter bears N 595°, W 30 links distant; thenve.N 60°.,+W 6.80 chains to a stake: in diggings .16 links from edge of high bank (formerly a pine stump); thence N 13° E 5.39 chains to a steel bar in diggings, from which stake No. 22 bears N 3249.5; thefhce N 68° 21’ W 1.92, chains, cross section line between sections 6 and 7 at-a point N 864° E 21.96 chains distant from the corner to sections 1, 6, 7 and 12, Township 17 N, Ranges 7and 8 E, M.D. B. and M., 5 chains cross high bank, 13.48 chains to an oak stump near ruins of an old cabin; thence N 17° 30’ K.7 chains.toastake on rim rock 60 links south of line of tunnel, from which a ine 8 inchesin diameter bears N 64°" E 84 inks distant; thence N 73°35’ WV 13.86 chains cross section line betiveen sections 1 and 6 at a point N 16.43 chains distant from corner to'sections 16, 7 and 12, 16.66 chains to » stake from which mouth of tunnel bears south 59° 15'W 60, links distant; thence N 20° 30’ W 4.78 chains toa stake on trail 60 links south .of centgr of ravine; thence N 1° 30’ E 3.81 chaips, toa stake 60 links south of ravine; thence N 15 © 56’ W 4.86 chains to a stake 75 links south of ravine, from which s chittem tree 8 inches in diameter bears N 334° EK 1Q.links; thence 32> 27’ W 2.78 chains to-a stake from Which a live oak tree 10 inches in diarieter bears N 36}° W 22 links distant; thence N 65° 30’ W_ 5.01 chains to a point in ceyter-of Yuba river; thence $s65° 30’ E 5.36 chains to a stake on: north bank of ravine; thence 8 32° 27’ E 3:31. chains,to a stg oh north bank of ravine; thence 8 15° 5Q/E 5,22 chains toa stake on north bank of ravine from which stake No, 10 bears south 85 2 W 125 links; thence $.] #30’ W 3.77 chains toa stake, thence south 90° 20’ E 4.58 chains to@ stake from which mouth of Yuba Company's tunnel bears § 594.5 W 60 links distance; thence 8 74° 40’ E-15.85 chains to a stake at head of pein from which stake No.7 bears N gp E 1,22 chains; thence N. 172 30’ K 2.04 chains to a stake on line of Union Company’s claims, from which the NW corner of said ground bears 8 67°. 25’ K 4,14 chaine; thence 8 67> 25’ E. 16.26 chains to a stake in diggings.on Island Point, being corner common to American Cempany,. Union Company and Yuba, Tunnel Gold Mining Company’s ground; thence S 24° E 9,54 chains to a stake in diggings, and thence §,.15° 30’ E 6.37 chaing to place of heginning, and containing 31 acres of. land, be the same more or legs, with all tunnels therein, together with all and, singular tenements, hereditaments _ayd ppurtenances thereunto belonyitiy. og, in any, Wise appertaining. ; Na,. 2. Joint Stick Claims, All and singular those certain placer maine ing claims situate and being on, Manzanita Hill, Mississippi Valley Mining, , District, Bridgeport Township, County of Nevada, and, State of California, known and designated as the Joint Stock Company’s Consolidated claigas, and more particularly described and bounded as follews, Viz: Commencing at the NE corner of the Manzanita Mining Company’s claims, at these stake marked No. 17; thenee south 87°, Walong their line 400 feet to a stake; thence N 54°, W along the NE ling of Jas, Fraser's claims 819 feet to a stake; thence N 164°, W along the Eline of (so-called) R. B, Patton’s claim 240 feet to a stake; thence S 87°, W along said Patton’s NW line’ 359 feet to a stake; thence N 16}>, W along the Kline of the Rough and Ready Mining Co, 72 feet toa stake; thence 8 33°, W along «NW line ofsaid Rough and Ready Co. 641 feet to a stake; thence north 20°, W 650 feet to a stake on°Yuba Tunnel Co,'s § line; thence N 78}°, E 240 feet toa stake; thence N 33 >, E60 feet. to a stake; thence N 69> i E 420 feet to.a stake at the SE corner of the said Yuba Tunnel Co.'s twenty (20) claim jocation; thence N 94°, W along the E line of said location 896 feet te a stake known as Cook & Co.'s corner; thence § 3432 +E 700 feet toa stake; thence to the place of beginning. he said described minirg ground being the same recorded in the Mining ReGards ot the said Mississippi Valley mining District in Book 2, Page 6, known as the Pa ner location; aiso in Book 2, Page 99, and known 48 the Sweetland & Buckhell location; also in Book 2, Page 146; aud known as the Stidgor Milner location, ather withany and al} tunnels therein ayd juprovements thereon. + 2 . Uni No 3, ' Claims, All.and singular those certa’ vel mining claims sitiate on see Hill, in Junction Blu Mining District, Bridgeport township, County of Nevada, State, of Caiifornia, Known and designated as the Union Claians, and bounded as follows : i On, the N by. the ¢laims ot the scotch Conpany, 80 called, and by the Effinger claims; on the E by, miping land of the Americas, Dickson, J. M. Crall, John H. Brown, . Lodge, No. 67, L. O. ‘O. ¥., the Giant . Powder Company, D.»Furth, Block & , ~~ upon a decree of foreclosure, entered by with all orfany tunnels therein, provements thereon.No, 4. : American Claims, . Alland singular those certain gold bearin. . gavel mines situate and being in Mississj,)} ; Valley and JuactionBluff Mining District . Bridgeport Township, County of Nevada’ . State of California, and known and designa: . ted as the American Mining claims; and in, Gold Bluff mining claimg, bounded and q,. scribed as follows: Commencing at an oak stump at the sp corner thereof and rupying thence N 49> 15’ W 1510 ft; thence 2?:E 58) ft; thence s . #5. W 281 ft; thence S 464° E.80ft: then, N 43> 45° W 678 ft; thence N 4649: W. oe ft; thence N 4635 E 218 ft; thence N 4p}ch W 1634 ft; thence N 465° E 196 8-19 i. thence N 434° £ 719 ft; thence N 38° W 14) ft;.thencé $ 4345 W 659 ft; thence N 56° w_ 934 ft; thence S 34° W 360 ft; thence y 493° W 249 ft; thence N 304° E 115) thence N 444° W 147 it; thence N $045 w 177 ft; thence N.514° W_ 86} ft; thence 4 47> W 113) ft; thence N 24° W:.409 ft: thénce 8 76>: W 105 ft; thence § 58 W 99; ft; thence S 54° W 245 ft; thence S 174° }; 260jft; thence £ 14> E 540 ft;thenee E490 fest. thenceS 47° E350 ft; thence N_ 862. F, guy . ft; thence 8 S65. 45" E387 ft; thence $502 pp . 27} ft; thence S’ 8442 E 138 ft; thence s 2° W 400 ft; thence S 42°. E530 ft; thence 5 844° E 400 ft; thenae.N 769. E 350 ft; thence N 603° E.222 teet to the place of beginnin,. Also including the Powell, or Maple Tu). nel claims, boutided on the N by the Sinkin. Fund elaims; on the E by brow of th. hill sloping toward Sebastopobravine; on th». 8 by the Moore and raed claims, and on, the West by the Gold Bluff mining claing; also the Moore and Murphy claims contyiy. ing eight claigs of eighty by,one hundsci. and eighty feet each, and bound on.the x by the. Powell claims, on the E. by) the brow of thehill sloping toward Sebastopal ravine: onthe 8 by the Bow'es, McCoy & Co, claims and on the W by the Moore claims, ,9li oj . which will more fully appear by a map of 4 . survey made by H_&. Bradley,-County Sur. veyor of Nevada County, and recerded. Fel). ruary 5th, 1868, in Book 4, Page-828 of Min. ing Records of the Countg-of Nevada, to. which reference is hereby; made for a more full and ample descriptiow of the foregoing claims, ] > Also those certain other claims described as follows: : . Beginning at a stake standing: over the upper end of the 3inking Eund tannél ani} running thence 8 43}° W_ 659 ft; thence N 562 W 934 fts thence S 34° W 360 ft; thence 49> 45’ W949 ft; thence N 894° E 15} tt’ thence N 44}? W 147 ft; thence N 303° Ww 177 ft; thence N 614° W_ 864 ft; thence N 47> W 113} ft; thence N 24° W 409 fr; thence N .73}° E 485 ft; thence N 249 W 457 ft; thence N 21° W. 418,ft to an iron stake on the bed rock at the NW corner: thence around the rim rock on the N and i! side of Manzanita Hill to the place of ‘bogin. , ning, comprising the mining claims former. ly known as the Hayden claims, Jas. Cook « Co,*claims, Fraser and Abbey.claims, Stro. bridge & Co. claiis, Jeffcrgon:& Coielaims, the McKibbo anu Eastman. clains,. Sinking Fund claims and Dawson. & Wentworth claims. : Also those certain other mining. elaims on Manzanita Hill contiguous and adjothingtga hereinbefore described mining claéins, ani known and desizynated formerly as the Pease . & Bowles claims, the Moore claims, the Scotch: claims, the McDowell claims, the Badger claims, and the Miller claims, so called from. haying been purchased froin N.C, Miller, ; All of the foregoing claims have been consolidated, and are now known as the American.Company claims, or American mining claims; also the outlet to said mining claims into the Middle Yuba river, undercirrents and improvements,-and that certain bed rock tunnel extending froin the vicinity of the Middle Yuba river into the said American claims, and used by the American Com pany for working said elaims; also the old ci upper tunnels extending into said claims, or so much of any andall of said turinels as arc within the exterior limits of said claims, There is excepted and reserved from this roperty and from the sale thereof, a certail ,, ron pipe owned by the Eureka Lake 9nd Yu by Canal Company Consolidated, @xbemding from its water ditch or regervoir ta and for u short distance upon said. Amgyrican claims, and used ‘to savers and deliver water to’ the American Mining Company. Public notice is hereby. given that Iwill sell at public sale in front.of the Court House door, in the city_of Nevada, county of Nevada, State of Callfornia,.on : Saturday, the With day of Octeher, A. D,, 1881, between the hours of 9 o'vlock A.M. and § o’clock rp. M., to-wit: 8 o'clock P.M, all the right, title and interest of suid Defendants.inand to all of the above descrihed property, to the highest and best bidder for cash, to satisfy said judgment: and all costs, f ‘Given under my nand this. 20th day ct September, A.D. 1881. ; E.0, TOMPKINS, Sheriff. By R, D. Carrer, Under Sheriff, . Niles Searls, Plffs Atuy, and in. \UMMONS.—In the Superior Court. of the County of Nevada, State of Califorpia. —State of California, County of Ney FBS) The People of the State .of Californip.send , Greeting: “To James F, Jatunn, defendant. Youare hereby.required to appear in an action bh oughtagainst yeu in the Superior Court of the County of ale y State of California, on the 18th day -ef tember, 1881, by William Goldbery, plaintiff, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within 10 . days(exclusive of the day of,service) after the service on you of this Summons, if seryéd within this county ; or, if served out of, this county, within thirty days, or judyment., will be taken against you by default, acgording tothe prayer of said complaint. This action is brought to redover the sum. .of $406.75 due from said defendant to., said. plaintiff on a promissory note executed. by suid defendant unto Weissbein Bros, & Co., dated Grass Valley, Oct. 10) 1879, whith eaid ; note was drawn for thesum of $860.36 with interest at one per cent per.mopth until ; paid, That no part ofthe principal. or interest of said note hag.been paid except the sum of $10, Thaton,the 12th day of Sept. 1881, Weisshein Bros, & Co, being then ,the owners and holders of said note, legally transferred the same,to,the plaintiff herein, who is now the ow ner.and holder of said note,. Wherefore plaintiff prays for judy: ment against said defendant for the sum of $406.76 and for hig coats herein. All of whichis fully set forth in the qomepnnt nares tg which special reference is hereby inaJe, ‘ And you are hereby. notified that. if you fail toappear and answer the said complaint as above required, the sajd plaintiff wil} take judgment against you for. the sum of $406.75 and hig costs in this action, (> ) In testimony whereof, I, J. E. Seal ;Oarr, Clerk of the Superior Court taened aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and inp ess the Seal of said Court, at office, in the City of Nevada, on the 43th day of. Svptember, a. p, 188]. J. E. CARR, Clerk, hy T. H, Cara, Deputy. A, Burrows, Plfts Attorney, #18 1 Notice. I NEREBY’ give Henry Malodim Calkins, 4 myson, his time, I will not be respon: siblg-tor any of his debte or claim any of his earnings. MALCOLM D-CALRINS. fel Nevada City, Sept, 26, 1881, : NI BS SEARLS = ‘A, o, NIWBS., FRED, SKARL, Searls, Niles & Searls; Attosneys & Counselors at Law. . yw practice in all. the State Land Omics anda me¥ motes Company; on th ¥ the miming claims of the ube Ta Vouipany, and on the W by the b vanity Hill, together e Ofige— Nciade crt vn Cot. Hoa, oat ¥ y THE 0 ».Ne geeecance “Ni BROW. BR The “Da Tis le Te) One Yeari Six Month ‘Vhree Mon Delivere Cents % we seven do charyed uf a os ee M Nevada Notary Olfivce-—So [LL Sti $2.50 _eacl thereto in N ¢ Mi. Les TINHE N} plete orders for All kine hard. 0 btrcet, wi : Unit ° Having and popu furtish tl mA yt My aim the™Mour A tri A cool . the’ Bre\ » spénd an diaky. is A BO , the eatah Neva AT ‘TH) ME Gents Misses’ . Gout an and Bus Childrai and Gen Oversho I hav: Goo Thant past fav the sam 30 Pat'd We w ; Elect Sufferin Debility disease ceuses, tism, N ties, Ki Raptur Organs, HASES pK 5 Speed > health . . tiie Ay struct . thoroug with th ‘have tl eal and who ha: by thei Send Swing:

5 €F, i oS Seren ne SEants i cents per share was lévied upon the caplet of Bloomfield Townsh Notice of Assessment, AT URCHIE GOLD AND SILVER MINAY ing Company. ‘Location of principal fave of busiress San Francisco, California. Location of Works, Nevada county, California? Notice is hereby, given that ata a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the Seventh day of September, a. D. 1881, an saessiient (NO. severy—of—Fifteen—¢ stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States old coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Company, Room 13, No, 328 Montgomesy street, San Fran¢iaco, California. . : Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain “unpaid on the 11th day of October, 1581 Hi be delinguent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unloss payment is mAde before, will -be sold on Thursday, the 10th day of November, 1881, to pay the delinquent assessment together with ¢oste of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors. WM, LETTS OLIVER, Secretary. ‘Office—Room 18, No. 328, Montgomery *89 street, San Franciyeco, California, _ Assessment Notice. ENTENNIAL GRAVEL GOLD MINING Company. Locatigu. of pringipal place of business, Gold Hill, Storcy County, Nevada. Location of works, Washington. Town' ship, Nevada County, Valiforni«, ; Noties: is hereby given that at & meeting of the Board..of Directors, held on the Fifth (6th) day of September, 1881, an asgeasment, (No, 5,) of onecenta share on each and every share of the capital stock of the corporation was levied—payable immediate ly, in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Company, Bank of Gole Hill, Main street, Gold Hill, Nevada. Any stock upon which this assessmeut shall remain unpaid on the Ejghth—(sth)— day of October, 1831, will be delinquent, and aivertised for sale at public anetion; and unless payment is made. before, will be sold on Saturday, the Twelfth-day of November, 1381, to pay the delinquent assessment, toxether with costs of advertising and expenises of salé. By order ¢f the Bgard of irectors. FRANK A. WISE, Secrétary. Office—Bank of Gold Hill, Maif, street Go'd Hill, Nevada, Petition for sale of Real Estate, N the matter of the Estate of Jeremiah 8. Brown, deceased, ‘ In the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California. It appearing to the Judge of said Court by the petition this day presented and filed “hy Benjamin C. Waite, the Executor of the Estate of Jeremiah 8. Brown, deceased, »raying for an order of sale of Real Estate, hat it is necessary to sell the whole or. some portion of the Real Estate to pay the debts outstanding against the deceased, and the debts, expenses and charges of administration. Itis therefore ordered by the said Court that all persons interested in the Estate of said deceased appear before the said Superior Court on Tuesday the 18th day of Qctober, A. D. 1881, at eleven—o’clock in thé forenoon of said day, at the Court. Room of said Superior Court, at the,Court House in Nevada City, County of Nevada, to show cause why an order sbould not be granted to said Executor to sell so much of the Real Estate of the said deceased as shall be necessary, And that.a-copy of this order, be published at least, four successive weeks in ‘thé Nevada Daily Transcript, a newspaper printedand published in said county. JOHN GALDWELL, Superior Judge, Dated September 17th, 1881, #20 — Certificate of Co-partnership. YTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County. of Nek_) vada, ss.—-We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that we are partners transacting business*in the city of Nevada, State of California, under the: firm name ahd style of “Thomas, Walrath & Hicks.” That the names in full of all the members of stich mad pwrigpeld are Joseph Thomas, Austin H. alrath and Thomas H, Hicks, and that the places of our respective residences are set opposite our respective names hereto subscribed. * : : In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands this 14th day of September, A: D, 1881, wey 3 JOSEPH THOMAS, Nevada City. AUSTIN H, WALRATH, Nevada City. THOMAS H. HICKS, Nevada City. September 17th—lm against. you for said-amount of Sixty-five : 426 together with costsof-suit;—“. ine) and © Summons. N the Justice's Cou:t of Bloomfield Town. ship, ig the County of Nevada, State of California. M. Simons plaintiff, vs Alfred Mullen defendant. The People of the State of California serd greetiog to Alfred Mullen, defendant. You are hereby required to appear ip an action brought against you by the H State of California, pa to answer before the Justice at his office in. said Township, the complaint filed therein, within five days.(exelusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons, if served withbrought; or if served out of said township, but in said county, within ten days; otherwise within twenty days. . The said dction is brought to-reoover froin you, the said defendant, the sum of Sixty-five and 42-100 Said defendant, to the said plaintiff hereim, for merchandise sold and delivered to you at your request iy hea said plaintiff, and which has never n paid. And you are hereby notified that if you fail so to appear and answer said eomplaint, as above required, said plaintiff will take .judgment Given under my hand this 28th day of July, 1881, JOHN McKINNEY, Justice of the Peace of said Township, cos augd-2im ~Notice to Delinquent Co-owners. the Justiee’s Court . , County of Nevada, in the township in which this action ig S Dollars. ($65°42) justly due from you, the “No. DR. DISPENSARY. } 623 Kearney Street, Corner’Commercial, San Francisco ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases such ag Gonorrhea, Gleet, Strieture, SyphilDR. GIBBO) TN conformity with Section 2324,.Chapter 6, Title 32, ofthe Revised Statutes of the United States, notice is hereby given to T. J. Davis and. Richard Gentry co-owners in cersituated in oriiear Moore’s Flat, Eureka Mining District, Nevada county, California, known as the Mosten & Davis mine, “*Me-tropatitan Ledge,” that the above T. J. Davis is delinquent in the sumof Eighty Dollars for the yedys 1879 and —1890; and . Richard Gentry in the sum of One Hundred Dollars for the years 1879 and 1880, being their proportion of the annual expenditures required to-be performed upon said mine or claim, for-the last two years past, by said Section 2324 which the other co-owners have pertormed, If such delinquent Aa, ident be ngt paid to the undersigned, at Moore’s Flat, within ninety days after tne first publication of this notice the interest. of said T. J. Davis and Richard Gentry will become the property of the co-owner, George Abraham, who has made the required expenditures, GEORGE ABRAHAM, Non-delinguenteo-owner whe ,has made the required expendituresas afpresaid, Moore’s Fiat, Navada: county, California, June 3, 1881, j8-00d Probate Notice. N the Superior Court, in and for the I County of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the estate of Johann Schmidt, deceased. Pursuant to an order of said Superior Court, made on the 16thday of September 1881,notice is hereby given that Saturday, the Ist dgy-ef Ocyober, 1881, at 10 o'clock, A. M. Of.sajid day;at the Court Room of said Court, at. the Court House inthe City and County.of Nevada, has betn appointed as the timg and place for, proving the Will of said Johann Schmidt, deceased, . and for hearing the application of ¥jizabeth Schmidt for the isguanee to her of letters testamentary when and.where any person interested may appear and contest the same, Dated September 16th, 1831. J. KE, CARR, Clerk, By T. H. Carr, Deputy, 8l7 tain mining groyndand quartz age ep requiring his seavices may find him, sexual indulgence, is practicéd by the spots nnder the eyes, pain inthe head, ring confused ~rision, blunted intellect Joss of confidence, diffidencein approaching strangers, a dislike to form. new acquaintances, disposition to shun society, loss of memory, -heetic flushes, pimples, and various eruptions about the face, furred tongue fetid’ breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats, onomania and frequent, insanity. If relief be not obtained, persons 80 afflict. ed should apply immediately, either in rson or by letter. and havea cure effected y his new and scientific mode of treating his disease, whicb never fails of effecting & quick and radical eure, Married Men, ‘ Or. those who contemplate marriage, who are suffering under any of theeckiartal maladies, should not forget the. sacred responsi bility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain mmediate relief. CUBED AF, HOME. AT Persone at a distancemay be. CUREH on, HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr Gibb he stating case; symptoms, length of time t disease has continued; and the medicine will he promptly sent, free from damage or curiosity, to any part of the coutitry, with fulland plain directions for use. 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 ofthe Union. — Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 693 Kearney street, corner Commercial, San Francisco, Post Offiée Box 1957, %4. Correspondefits will please inform bn. Gibbon that they read his advertisement in the Nevapa City Daity Transcript, TARTLING _ S & DISCOVERY ! LOST MANHOOD RESTORED. A victim of youth‘ul imprudence causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility, Lost Manhood, ete,, having tried in vain every known remedy, has discovered 4 simple self eure, which-he will send’ FREE to.‘ iis fellow sufferers, address J. H. REEVES, 43 Chatham Street, New York, = 316’ J G. HARTWELL, ounty Surweyor. Office at Court House, Nevada City, Insolvent Notice. N THE SUPERIOR COURT of Nevada County, State of California, othe matterof CHARLES. ) SMITH, an Insolvent Debtor. f ae NOTICK TO CREDITORS, Charlés Smith, dn insolvent debtor, haying on the 1th day of September, 181, filed his petition for a discharge from all his debts, tx.the Superior Court. of Nevada Jounty, State of California, in pursuance of an order of said Court made on said date, notice is hereby given to all creditors who have proved their claims to appear before skid Court, at the Court room thereof, on Friday, October Lath, 1881, at 10 o'clock, a. M.,and show cause, if any they have, why the gaid Charles Smith should not be discharged trom all his debts in accordance with tho statutes im such cases umde and provided. "Dated September 13th, 1881. : J, E, CARR, sib Clerk of the Superior Court. __E. H, Gaylord, torney and Commselor at Law. OFFICE AT COURT HOUSE, = W. D. LONG, if erew and Coamselor at Law. “ NOTARY. PUBLI¢, _ OF FICE--Broad street, @pposite the N ‘ional Exchange Hotel, George D Vea, and Counselor ul Baw, OF FICE~ corner of Broad and Pine st? BROAD STREET MARKET, Nevada City, Califoruia. pe I AM prepared to supply the people vf Nevada City anid vicinity with Chvice ~ Beef; Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages, Corn Beef, etc. At as low rates ag can be. purchased anywhere in Nevada City. ’ 7 Meats delivered within & reasonable dis. tance free Of charye, @ Chop, give me a call, . I intend to always keep the best meats to be procured in the market at the shop, and customers, whether old or youiy, can rely upon eoreing eee order, — bean’ © A share of public patronaye ‘s respectfully solicited. laa —W. C. BURROUGHS, —tt-you-winta nice Roast, Steal, Cutlet or 8, Hupp, Hotel, Nevadg City, DR. S. M. HARRIS, (Of Grass§ Valley.) i..) DENTIST. In Nevada City, Mondays, Wedneadays and Fridays, _ Office in Brown & Morgan’s Block. : Cor. Ryogd and Pine Sts., up stairs. Nevada City. Nevada. Jan 20. W: F. ENGLEBRIGHT, Civil, and Mining. Engineer, U. & Saeney Mieersl Surveyor aFFICK—Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Nevada City, Cal, i CNS cree ee, jlo R. B.SYMINGTON, Q. E. U. 8. Deputy Mineral Surveyor. MINING AGENCY. ( FFICE ofthe Deadwood Gol Company. Mining Main street; above Union TONITE POWDER, pe NOT PREEZE, DOES NOT DETERIORATE. IN HOT PLACES. DOES NOT YIELD. NOXIOUS FUMES, IS HIGHLY RECQMMENDED BY ALL WH? HAVE USED I'?, HAS BEEN USED: IN GREAT BRITAIN FOR FIVE YEARS, AND HUNDREDS OF TONS CONSUMED WITHOUT ONE ACCIDENT, — g ages . : For Salq, by, GEORGE E.TURNER, . NEVADA CITY. TONITE POWDER C0., Nevads City, May loth, Agent as California St, Sqn Francisce, %. YOLD SPRING GRAVEL MINING COMRANY. Location of principal place of “business. Nevada City, California. Location of works, Willow Valley, Nevada Coynty, Cal, Notice is hereby given that there are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of assessment No. 21, levied on the 28th day of July, 1881, the several amounts set opposite the nameg of the respective shareholders, as follows: No. Na, , : Names, Certf. Shares, Am't A. H. Parker, Trustee, 23 200 $ 20,00 A. H, Parker, Trustee, 24 200 20,00 A. H. Parker, Trustee, 25 200 20,00 A. H, Parker, Trustee, 26 200. 20.00 A.H. Parker, Trustee, 27 1000., 100.00 A, H. Parker, Trustee, 190 194 19.50 And in accordance with law, and an order oft-the Board-of Trustees, made—on the 28th day of July, 1881, so many shares of each paxceLof such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public auction, at the office of ‘the Secretary, Room 2, secon floor, south. east corner of Broad and Pine, streets, Nevada City, California, on Thurgday,. the Fifteenth day of September, 1881,:at the hour of Lo'clock, P.M: of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,. together with costs of advertising and expenseg of sale, mad A. H. PARKER, Secretary. Postponement. Notice is hereby given that theabove sale has been postponed till Saturday, October 15th, 1531, at, the same hour and plae, By order of the Board of Directors. ‘ 813 A. H. PARKER, Secretary, — This Space is Resgzyed, DR. SPINNEY, No. 11 Kearney Street, Cures.all Chronic and, we Special Diseases. YWouvuNn Ge MED V HO may be suffering from the effects of youthful follies or indiscretion will do well to avail themselves of this, the great: est boon ever laid at the altar of su ering humanity, DR. SPINNEY will guarantec to forfeit 3500 for every case of Seminal’ Wpakness or private disease of any king or charagter which he undertakes and faila to’ _ MIDDLE ACED MEN. Theré are many at the age of thirty to six, ty who are troubled with too frequent evacuations of the bladder, often accompanied by a slight smarting. of burning sensation anda weakening of the system in a. manner the patient cannot account for. On examining the urinary deposits a ropy sediment will often be found, and sometimes smaj} particles of albumen will appéar, or the eolor will be of & thin milkish hue, again changing to @ dark and torpid appeararice. ‘There are inany men who die of this diffieulty, ignotantof the cause, which is the secoud stage: of seminal weakness, ~ Dr. 8, will guarantee @ perfect cure in all such cases, and a¢healthy restoration of the genito-urivary or“ans, ; . Otice Hours—10 te 4 and 6 to 8, Sundays from 10 to 11 A. M. Consultation free, Thorouxh examination and advice, 85. Call or address DR, SPINNEY'& CO., No 11 Kearny Street, San Francisco, jell A. LADEMAN, DBALER IN Junction of Broad and Commercial Streets Nevada City. ce Shoice Family Groceries a Specialty, A. B, DIBBLE, ' CHAS: W, kiTTS, DI3BLB & KITTS, Alttorne ans} Counsejars at Law GIBBONW'’Ss 4 TXSTABLISHED in 1854, for. the treat-, is in'all its forms, Seminal weakness Impotency, etc. ‘Skin Diseases (of years standlegs-successfully.treated. has the pleasure of anKearney Street, corner of Commercial, San Francisco, where his.old patients and those Seminal Emissions, the consecuence o selfabuse. Thissolitary vice, or depraved youth of both sexes to.an slmost unlimited! extent, producing with unerring certainty, the following trein of morbid ‘symptoms, anless cem:Patted by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark ingintbe ears, noise Jikethe rustling of leav’* and the rattling of chariots, uueasinessubout the loins, weaknessof the limbs, os Thé Unusual Attention which this Organ is now Attract. ingfromthe American — . aa Niuag Commny aot People. a Its Delicate Structure and. Susceptipility. to Injury from Wounds or Disease, During the past few weeks, owing tp an saidand written about the injurious effects of wounds in the liver, and according to the Surgical History of the Wag of the Rebellion, of the thousands of cases of wounds in that organ, not abgye sixty survived, and they . were not violent onea. ~~ nouncing that he has réturned from, visiting The structure of the liver is delicate and the principal Hospitals of Europe, and has} yet simple. It, ig composed of two lobes, resumed practice at hisDi tory, 623 which lie directly under the right, lung, and is of a spongy character. blood is circulating fro all diseased THESE POISQNS REMAIN IN ¥, inwith every coursing. of the blood through the lobes of the liver, the ngture of the disease becomes chronic. The reason why so littlesuceess has hitherto been reached in the treatment of liver disease is because the philosophy of treatment has been lame and the remedies employed have been inadequate, It isa conceded fact that until.withinthe past few years there. hag. been no known remedy for chronic kidney, diseases, and itis certain that the liver cannot be restored to its right action if the kidneys are affected. Itis also afect that when the liver is diseased the kidneys are also troubled; hence, it follows that liver diseases are hard to cure, chiefly because the doctors. know of no agency which will at one and the same time. operate on both. the ‘kidneys and the liver. . Admitting then, that no form of treatment can be effective which does not seek to reach both the liver and the kidneys at the same time, it would be strange, indeed) if in alithe researches of this wonderful age of s¢ientific in+ention--no— such remed-y—had began found, °The doctors admit they have npthing to offer, but independent scientists have honored their learning and patience, by, discovering a pure vegetable remedy whose unparalleled success in the past few. years in the treatment of kidney difficulties, shows conclusively that it can cure every form of known kidney disease, and what it hasdone for the kidneys it ig equally able to.do and does do for the liver. Warner’s Safe: Kidney and Liver Cure was .the discovery of,a. practitioner, who proved its worth in his own case and then gave it to the world. It acts both as a food anda restorer to. the kidneys anid liver so that when disease is cured in one of these organs it cannot go to the other, but is entirely removed from the system. Liver troubles are caused prineipally by malarié, which ig, at the present time, becoming so great an.evil in this, land,—so much so that President Paul A.Chadbourne, of. Williams College, has just published a long and interesting article on its wide-spreading prevalence. He states that malarial poisons appear ip all localities, the high and dry,the low and damp, in the crowded city and the roomy ceuntry, and there are no‘differences as to the effects produced. Malaria is in the water we drink, in the air we breathg, in the food we eat, and while constantly and naturally increasing with the growth of the coun_Ty, dt is just at present afflicting us, as the epizooty did a few, yearg ago, as a widespread and dangerous epidgniic, What,-therefore, can be the cause for this errible increase of malaria in all parte'of the: states and, territories? . Unquestionably the drinking water used in every. pagtion of the land is the most active agency, for carrying malaria into thesystem, ‘This water may be clear, but it has become poisoned py, filtratign through the vaults, cesspoals and barnyards in the country, and other, impure agencies in the city,, Heretofpre the Weatern states and territories and almost, the entire South have been considered the field. of

malaria,owing doubtless to the poor drainage in many localities and the consequent accumu’ation of green poisonous matter. This theory is, however, now exploded,; because malarial poisoning is becoming, just as gommon inother regions, as those. which: have begh settled for hundreds of years, _ Whatever may he the cause of malaria, its existence isa terribly established fact, and @0 much so that it is attracting the attention of the leading physicians, scientists and scholars in every portion of America. By means of its blighting powers the blood:becomes . poisoned and the most terrible diseases follow. The special field for the operation of this poison. is in the liyey, If this organ is at all diseased, malaria, siezes it witha death grip, It is thereforp ahsplutely necessary to keep the liver in perfegt, condition and egpecially at thig time, The elements of Warner's Safe, Kidney and Liver Cure are exactly fitted, for just, this very purpose. Composed of.a, pure and simple vegetable extract and prepared in the most careful manner, it hag been the means.of re‘storing miore pegple to health within the past year then any other agency known in theland. Prof. 8. A. Lattimore,Ph. D., LL, D., ong of the analysts of foods and medicineg. for, the New, York State Board of Health, prqneunces its elements and compc» sition pygaly vegetable, neither poisonous Groceries, Provisions, Ete,—. “!" nor injprious, In order to, counteract the tegrible influences of malarial, poison, the . ’ greatest care i required, especially at the present time in guarding the kidneys and liveg, which gre the governors of the avstem, How this can best be, dong, hag beg@ outlined above, and as such it‘is copdigily recomnygnded 44 allas the mogt. efficient means iyiie,i MAW. TRERH, GHASR, VALLEY, rs oF seouring the, begtol heal#h aad gout, ped. happiness. : * Dehnéka, B. & J. W. Wood, Wm. Ciymo, event of national interest, mach has been . When the veinous, yarfous parts of “the body to the lungs, it pagses through this organ, and is there relieved of its rank poisons, part of whfzh are used for digestion and part for a cathartic of the waste nigterials of the food we eat. If.the organ ‘is at stead of being used as nature designed, and Sherift’s Sale, Order of Sale and Decree of Foreclosure Yuba Tunnel Gold Mining Company, Piff. re & J. 3. McBride, Geo. C. Spooner, John McCoy, Anson E. Swin, William Walker, J. M. Simon Furth, Chas. Furth, James Stott, isa Carmack, composing the .Ameriand the Eureka Lake and Yuba Cana}, Compeny Consolidated; Sampson Thomas, John Ger“man, Peter Grahain & James W, Wood, A H. Brown, the Trustees of Sin Juan Furth, William H. Williams, H, D. David Curnow, Mary Metzler, A. Harris, Martin Arfinan, H. H. Rich, Robert MeMurray, John Huston, George E, Yates, TimFaherty, Frederick Bank, dgmes L. Melntyre, Francis Sinith, Jacob Smith, Louis Glass and Chas. J. Prescott,.as executors of the last Will of J.H. Ettinger, deceased, and KE. B. Harris; J. Jepsen, O. Judson, and Mrs, Ayleworth, defendants. Bs aad’ by virtue of an order of sale the Superior Court, of the County of, Nevada, State of California, on the 10th day of January, A. D. 1881, in the above entitled action, wherein-the-¥ ‘Sonnet trold —Mining Company, the above-named plaintiff, obtained a judgment and decree of foreclosure against J.S. McBride, Geo, ©. Spooner, John “McUsy, Anson ESSwan, William Walker, J, M:; Dickson, 8, M, Crall, John H. Brown, Simon Furth, Chas, Farth, James Stott, Louisa Carmack,“cotsposing the American Mining Company, defendants;-and wherein certain other mortyages in favor of sundry of . the. defendants in seid couse snd against the individuals therejiy. specified, are foreclosed, and certain judgement liens therein fied are esta fisbed and allowedas valid and binding, and by which said decree it is ordered adjudged and de¢reed that the following piéces or parcels of property, situate, lying and being in Mississipi Valley and Junction Bluff mining distyicts, Bridgeport township, Nevada county, California, be Sold in Separate parcels, viz: ie No 1. Yuba Tunnel Claims Thove certain mining claims situate and being in the Mississippi Valley and Junction Biuff districts, township, county and State aforementioned, and known and designated as the ‘Yuba Tunnel Gold Placer Mine,” and bounded on the north by the Union Company, on thé east by the American Company, on th the Joint Stock claims, and on the west by the Cobbold claims and by vacant ground,.and more particularly described as follows:Commencing .at a stake near the point where the Yuba Tunnel Company's pipe entera diggings on boundary: line between Yuba Tunnel Gravel Mining Company ground and Joint Stock,.claims; thence on a true line, variation 17° 30’ E;-N.85° 30’ W 2.47 chaing to a stake in diggings; thence 8 56 %15' W 5.01 chains toa stake near edge of bank, from which an oak tree 24 inches in’ diameter bears N 595°, W 30 links distant; thenve.N 60°.,+W 6.80 chains to a stake: in diggings .16 links from edge of high bank (formerly a pine stump); thence N 13° E 5.39 chains to a steel bar in diggings, from which stake No. 22 bears N 3249.5; thefhce N 68° 21’ W 1.92, chains, cross section line between sections 6 and 7 at-a point N 864° E 21.96 chains distant from the corner to sections 1, 6, 7 and 12, Township 17 N, Ranges 7and 8 E, M.D. B. and M., 5 chains cross high bank, 13.48 chains to an oak stump near ruins of an old cabin; thence N 17° 30’ K.7 chains.toastake on rim rock 60 links south of line of tunnel, from which a ine 8 inchesin diameter bears N 64°" E 84 inks distant; thence N 73°35’ WV 13.86 chains cross section line betiveen sections 1 and 6 at a point N 16.43 chains distant from corner to'sections 16, 7 and 12, 16.66 chains to » stake from which mouth of tunnel bears south 59° 15'W 60, links distant; thence N 20° 30’ W 4.78 chains toa stake on trail 60 links south .of centgr of ravine; thence N 1° 30’ E 3.81 chaips, toa stake 60 links south of ravine; thence N 15 © 56’ W 4.86 chains to a stake 75 links south of ravine, from which s chittem tree 8 inches in diameter bears N 334° EK 1Q.links; thence 32> 27’ W 2.78 chains to-a stake from Which a live oak tree 10 inches in diarieter bears N 36}° W 22 links distant; thence N 65° 30’ W_ 5.01 chains to a point in ceyter-of Yuba river; thence $s65° 30’ E 5.36 chains to a stake on: north bank of ravine; thence 8 32° 27’ E 3:31. chains,to a stg oh north bank of ravine; thence 8 15° 5Q/E 5,22 chains toa stake on north bank of ravine from which stake No, 10 bears south 85 2 W 125 links; thence $.] #30’ W 3.77 chains toa stake, thence south 90° 20’ E 4.58 chains to@ stake from which mouth of Yuba Company's tunnel bears § 594.5 W 60 links distance; thence 8 74° 40’ E-15.85 chains to a stake at head of pein from which stake No.7 bears N gp E 1,22 chains; thence N. 172 30’ K 2.04 chains to a stake on line of Union Company’s claims, from which the NW corner of said ground bears 8 67°. 25’ K 4,14 chaine; thence 8 67> 25’ E. 16.26 chains to a stake in diggings.on Island Point, being corner common to American Cempany,. Union Company and Yuba, Tunnel Gold Mining Company’s ground; thence S 24° E 9,54 chains to a stake in diggings, and thence §,.15° 30’ E 6.37 chaing to place of heginning, and containing 31 acres of. land, be the same more or legs, with all tunnels therein, together with all and, singular tenements, hereditaments _ayd ppurtenances thereunto belonyitiy. og, in any, Wise appertaining. ; Na,. 2. Joint Stick Claims, All and singular those certain placer maine ing claims situate and being on, Manzanita Hill, Mississippi Valley Mining, , District, Bridgeport Township, County of Nevada, and, State of California, known and designated as the Joint Stock Company’s Consolidated claigas, and more particularly described and bounded as follews, Viz: Commencing at the NE corner of the Manzanita Mining Company’s claims, at these stake marked No. 17; thenee south 87°, Walong their line 400 feet to a stake; thence N 54°, W along the NE ling of Jas, Fraser's claims 819 feet to a stake; thence N 164°, W along the Eline of (so-called) R. B, Patton’s claim 240 feet to a stake; thence S 87°, W along said Patton’s NW line’ 359 feet to a stake; thence N 16}>, W along the Kline of the Rough and Ready Mining Co, 72 feet toa stake; thence 8 33°, W along «NW line ofsaid Rough and Ready Co. 641 feet to a stake; thence north 20°, W 650 feet to a stake on°Yuba Tunnel Co,'s § line; thence N 78}°, E 240 feet toa stake; thence N 33 >, E60 feet. to a stake; thence N 69> i E 420 feet to.a stake at the SE corner of the said Yuba Tunnel Co.'s twenty (20) claim jocation; thence N 94°, W along the E line of said location 896 feet te a stake known as Cook & Co.'s corner; thence § 3432 +E 700 feet toa stake; thence to the place of beginning. he said described minirg ground being the same recorded in the Mining ReGards ot the said Mississippi Valley mining District in Book 2, Page 6, known as the Pa ner location; aiso in Book 2, Page 99, and known 48 the Sweetland & Buckhell location; also in Book 2, Page 146; aud known as the Stidgor Milner location, ather withany and al} tunnels therein ayd juprovements thereon. + 2 . Uni No 3, ' Claims, All.and singular those certa’ vel mining claims sitiate on see Hill, in Junction Blu Mining District, Bridgeport township, County of Nevada, State, of Caiifornia, Known and designated as the Union Claians, and bounded as follows : i On, the N by. the ¢laims ot the scotch Conpany, 80 called, and by the Effinger claims; on the E by, miping land of the Americas, Dickson, J. M. Crall, John H. Brown, . Lodge, No. 67, L. O. ‘O. ¥., the Giant . Powder Company, D.»Furth, Block & , ~~ upon a decree of foreclosure, entered by with all orfany tunnels therein, provements thereon.No, 4. : American Claims, . Alland singular those certain gold bearin. . gavel mines situate and being in Mississj,)} ; Valley and JuactionBluff Mining District . Bridgeport Township, County of Nevada’ . State of California, and known and designa: . ted as the American Mining claims; and in, Gold Bluff mining claimg, bounded and q,. scribed as follows: Commencing at an oak stump at the sp corner thereof and rupying thence N 49> 15’ W 1510 ft; thence 2?:E 58) ft; thence s . #5. W 281 ft; thence S 464° E.80ft: then, N 43> 45° W 678 ft; thence N 4649: W. oe ft; thence N 4635 E 218 ft; thence N 4p}ch W 1634 ft; thence N 465° E 196 8-19 i. thence N 434° £ 719 ft; thence N 38° W 14) ft;.thencé $ 4345 W 659 ft; thence N 56° w_ 934 ft; thence S 34° W 360 ft; thence y 493° W 249 ft; thence N 304° E 115) thence N 444° W 147 it; thence N $045 w 177 ft; thence N.514° W_ 86} ft; thence 4 47> W 113) ft; thence N 24° W:.409 ft: thénce 8 76>: W 105 ft; thence § 58 W 99; ft; thence S 54° W 245 ft; thence S 174° }; 260jft; thence £ 14> E 540 ft;thenee E490 fest. thenceS 47° E350 ft; thence N_ 862. F, guy . ft; thence 8 S65. 45" E387 ft; thence $502 pp . 27} ft; thence S’ 8442 E 138 ft; thence s 2° W 400 ft; thence S 42°. E530 ft; thence 5 844° E 400 ft; thenae.N 769. E 350 ft; thence N 603° E.222 teet to the place of beginnin,. Also including the Powell, or Maple Tu). nel claims, boutided on the N by the Sinkin. Fund elaims; on the E by brow of th. hill sloping toward Sebastopobravine; on th». 8 by the Moore and raed claims, and on, the West by the Gold Bluff mining claing; also the Moore and Murphy claims contyiy. ing eight claigs of eighty by,one hundsci. and eighty feet each, and bound on.the x by the. Powell claims, on the E. by) the brow of thehill sloping toward Sebastopal ravine: onthe 8 by the Bow'es, McCoy & Co, claims and on the W by the Moore claims, ,9li oj . which will more fully appear by a map of 4 . survey made by H_&. Bradley,-County Sur. veyor of Nevada County, and recerded. Fel). ruary 5th, 1868, in Book 4, Page-828 of Min. ing Records of the Countg-of Nevada, to. which reference is hereby; made for a more full and ample descriptiow of the foregoing claims, ] > Also those certain other claims described as follows: : . Beginning at a stake standing: over the upper end of the 3inking Eund tannél ani} running thence 8 43}° W_ 659 ft; thence N 562 W 934 fts thence S 34° W 360 ft; thence 49> 45’ W949 ft; thence N 894° E 15} tt’ thence N 44}? W 147 ft; thence N 303° Ww 177 ft; thence N 614° W_ 864 ft; thence N 47> W 113} ft; thence N 24° W 409 fr; thence N .73}° E 485 ft; thence N 249 W 457 ft; thence N 21° W. 418,ft to an iron stake on the bed rock at the NW corner: thence around the rim rock on the N and i! side of Manzanita Hill to the place of ‘bogin. , ning, comprising the mining claims former. ly known as the Hayden claims, Jas. Cook « Co,*claims, Fraser and Abbey.claims, Stro. bridge & Co. claiis, Jeffcrgon:& Coielaims, the McKibbo anu Eastman. clains,. Sinking Fund claims and Dawson. & Wentworth claims. : Also those certain other mining. elaims on Manzanita Hill contiguous and adjothingtga hereinbefore described mining claéins, ani known and desizynated formerly as the Pease . & Bowles claims, the Moore claims, the Scotch: claims, the McDowell claims, the Badger claims, and the Miller claims, so called from. haying been purchased froin N.C, Miller, ; All of the foregoing claims have been consolidated, and are now known as the American.Company claims, or American mining claims; also the outlet to said mining claims into the Middle Yuba river, undercirrents and improvements,-and that certain bed rock tunnel extending froin the vicinity of the Middle Yuba river into the said American claims, and used by the American Com pany for working said elaims; also the old ci upper tunnels extending into said claims, or so much of any andall of said turinels as arc within the exterior limits of said claims, There is excepted and reserved from this roperty and from the sale thereof, a certail ,, ron pipe owned by the Eureka Lake 9nd Yu by Canal Company Consolidated, @xbemding from its water ditch or regervoir ta and for u short distance upon said. Amgyrican claims, and used ‘to savers and deliver water to’ the American Mining Company. Public notice is hereby. given that Iwill sell at public sale in front.of the Court House door, in the city_of Nevada, county of Nevada, State of Callfornia,.on : Saturday, the With day of Octeher, A. D,, 1881, between the hours of 9 o'vlock A.M. and § o’clock rp. M., to-wit: 8 o'clock P.M, all the right, title and interest of suid Defendants.inand to all of the above descrihed property, to the highest and best bidder for cash, to satisfy said judgment: and all costs, f ‘Given under my nand this. 20th day ct September, A.D. 1881. ; E.0, TOMPKINS, Sheriff. By R, D. Carrer, Under Sheriff, . Niles Searls, Plffs Atuy, and in. \UMMONS.—In the Superior Court. of the County of Nevada, State of Califorpia. —State of California, County of Ney FBS) The People of the State .of Californip.send , Greeting: “To James F, Jatunn, defendant. Youare hereby.required to appear in an action bh oughtagainst yeu in the Superior Court of the County of ale y State of California, on the 18th day -ef tember, 1881, by William Goldbery, plaintiff, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within 10 . days(exclusive of the day of,service) after the service on you of this Summons, if seryéd within this county ; or, if served out of, this county, within thirty days, or judyment., will be taken against you by default, acgording tothe prayer of said complaint. This action is brought to redover the sum. .of $406.75 due from said defendant to., said. plaintiff on a promissory note executed. by suid defendant unto Weissbein Bros, & Co., dated Grass Valley, Oct. 10) 1879, whith eaid ; note was drawn for thesum of $860.36 with interest at one per cent per.mopth until ; paid, That no part ofthe principal. or interest of said note hag.been paid except the sum of $10, Thaton,the 12th day of Sept. 1881, Weisshein Bros, & Co, being then ,the owners and holders of said note, legally transferred the same,to,the plaintiff herein, who is now the ow ner.and holder of said note,. Wherefore plaintiff prays for judy: ment against said defendant for the sum of $406.76 and for hig coats herein. All of whichis fully set forth in the qomepnnt nares tg which special reference is hereby inaJe, ‘ And you are hereby. notified that. if you fail toappear and answer the said complaint as above required, the sajd plaintiff wil} take judgment against you for. the sum of $406.75 and hig costs in this action, (> ) In testimony whereof, I, J. E. Seal ;Oarr, Clerk of the Superior Court taened aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and inp ess the Seal of said Court, at office, in the City of Nevada, on the 43th day of. Svptember, a. p, 188]. J. E. CARR, Clerk, hy T. H, Cara, Deputy. A, Burrows, Plfts Attorney, #18 1 Notice. I NEREBY’ give Henry Malodim Calkins, 4 myson, his time, I will not be respon: siblg-tor any of his debte or claim any of his earnings. MALCOLM D-CALRINS. fel Nevada City, Sept, 26, 1881, : NI BS SEARLS = ‘A, o, NIWBS., FRED, SKARL, Searls, Niles & Searls; Attosneys & Counselors at Law. . yw practice in all. the State Land Omics anda me¥ motes Company; on th ¥ the miming claims of the ube Ta Vouipany, and on the W by the b vanity Hill, together e Ofige— Nciade crt vn Cot. Hoa, oat ¥ y THE 0 ».Ne geeecance “Ni BROW. BR The “Da Tis le Te) One Yeari Six Month ‘Vhree Mon Delivere Cents % we seven do charyed uf a os ee M Nevada Notary Olfivce-—So [LL Sti $2.50 _eacl thereto in N ¢ Mi. Les TINHE N} plete orders for All kine hard. 0 btrcet, wi : Unit ° Having and popu furtish tl mA yt My aim the™Mour A tri A cool . the’ Bre\ » spénd an diaky. is A BO , the eatah Neva AT ‘TH) ME Gents Misses’ . Gout an and Bus Childrai and Gen Oversho I hav: Goo Thant past fav the sam 30 Pat'd We w ; Elect Sufferin Debility disease ceuses, tism, N ties, Ki Raptur Organs, HASES pK 5 Speed > health . . tiie Ay struct . thoroug with th ‘have tl eal and who ha: by thei Send Swing: