September 9, 1876 (4 pages)

tometeninaent tne ice atl AS } i m ican aenadtccnrern hii pai OPE) Ske pey ac hairemerart er Rkeepetictons BUSINESS . COLLEGE, “TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE. SAN FRANCISCO. foe BENRY BARNARD, A. M., Professoz of Mathematic and Science ef Acounts; graduate of Prince of Wales Colege, and Stow’s Model and Normal ‘I'rainng School; late State institute Director nd Lecturer. of Minnesota, and for the ast five years President of the Minneapolis Business College; having disposed of his entire interest in that institution, and removed to San Franclsco, will hereafter conduct a First Class Commercial Gollege in that city, entrance at 120 Sutter street, and 220 Kearny street, Hardie Place, (with office in Room 38,) where he will give his personal attention. and services to those who desire instruction in Bookkeeping or the Sctence of Accoahts and English Branches, Prof. Barnard is the originator “gnd author Of the celeprated method of Teaching Accounts which has become so popular in élucidating the intricacies and mysteries of Bookkeeping. In order to se-@ure a wider field of labor in which to exemplify the superiority of his method. of instruction, he has organized Barnard’s Business College and Telegraph Institute,, San Francisco. : A SPECIAL FEATURE. No more students wili be admitted to the College than Professor Barnard can attend to with his own personal instruction. He has not organized this enterprise merely as * Bi Gasy way tO make mc hey, but to establish as en viable a reputation as an Instructor as he has left behind him in Minnesota.: and to build up a Business.College of the highest merit, in which the fullest equivalent will be given for all Tuition collected, and which, by personal effort, he will make the best institution on the Pacific Coast, in which to. obtain a first class Practical Business Education. E HOURS OF INSTRUCTION. . Day Szssions—9 to 11.30.A. M. and 2 to Eventna Srsstons—7,30 to 9.30 P.M. . » _ Students will be entitled to the use of the rooms from 8.30 A, M.to5P.-M., thus enabling them to work outside of the-hours of instruction. LapriesA separate apartment will be + Yegerved forthe Lady Students. who will be provided with every convenience to facilitate their work. ‘ STATIONERY AND Booxs—Our arrange; mnts are such that ajl supplies ior the course can be obtained of us at rates much bélow the usual cost, and corresponding in every particular with the books used in DirLomas—Our Diplomas are engraved on steel, finely executed at great cost; they will be issued: to students completing the Course in the Business Department on payment of the fee of five dollars. No Vacattion—The College’ will be. in . session during the entire year. will be admitted at any time. No Ooryrina From Text Booxs—The highly objectionable method: of copying from text books without understanding. whatis intended to be conveyed is fltogéther avoided. All work done js the direct product of the student's own thought. DiscrPLine—We maintain the most "rigid discipline, insisting upcn perfect order aud system in everything. We treat every student as a gentleman or lady, and expect . only gentlemanly_or Jady-like conduct in return. Wedo not have rules or penalties but adapt special modes of treatment to “special cases. No conduct is allowed that ‘would not be tolerated in the drawing room of a well regulated family. For full particulars send for Catalogue and Circulars, explaining Course of Study. Weoffer inducements that are superior to those offered by any similar institution in the city. For further information address BARNARD’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, ' 120 Sutter street, Room 38, ‘ San Francisco, Cal. Roferences, by permission: Hon. David Rurt, State Superintendent of Public In struction, Minnesota; Hon. H B. Wilson late Superintendent of Public Instruction Minnesota; W. D. 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B.-Mr. Joseph Rooa is not connected th any other bouse ia the same line int . wrauPranciseg + jnld-1 ‘AFTER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY THE . Dr. J. C. Young EDICAL AND SsuURGICAL INSTITUTE, Qn Offers to the afflictéd positive enre in allcases of’ EMINAL WEAKNESS. fn Youth is laid the foundation of much ofthe 1nisery of after years by the igdulgence of the most destructive of habits taxing life a curse, and spreading weak“ness and ruin among mankind, for itis a well known fact that the indulgence of 8 litary vice, even in.the slightest degree, plants’ sedds of weakness in the system jbat grow to. a harvest of disease, sorrow and shamé in after years. Young Man Guaranteed by the Doctor to the Young, Middle-aged or Old, without Expcsure or ‘Hinderance froin Business. The Remedies are purely vegetable. and of a nature that leaves no taint behind. Observe the sym. toms and hasten to°check the course of the comp!aint, if you experience any of them nightly discharges, slight dfscharges at other times, trembling, anxiety, forgetfulness, confusion, pain in back, limbs or body,. forebodings, indige:tion, timidity, coutrol, variable temper, attacks of. sickness akin to biliousness, deposits in urine, irregular bowels, etc. etc. ' * JERRIBLE POISONS. Among themost subtle and virulent of poisons in the human blood is that arising from Venereal faint often breaking out, after years of apparent cure, in hideous sores upon various parts of the body. Its great danger lics in the fact that it is iven to the innocent partner or to the unrn cliild without showing in the person originally contracling it. THE USE OF MERCURY Only aids in this terrible deception by drying it upon the surface and driving it back into the blood. All Venereal Poison isa blood poison and can be communicated in the blood, and the only certainty of prevention of .ransmission is in the positive ates of the reform treatment practiced at tha’ Dr.:J. OC. Young Medical Institute, comprehensive, scientific and thorough, having revcived endorsements as the, best of all modern practice. Recent cases cured in afew days and chronic cases with remarkable rapidity. .Our tests of the preseilep of Taint in the blood are never fa.ling. : TO FEMALES, 2 The Doctor, after years of patient investigation a. d treatment is enabled to assure thém rapid and thorough cures in all the complziuts incident to the sex. The weak can hope for strength and the suffering for relief and cure. Those who require personal supervision the Doctor can furnish with apartments with careful and skillful nurses where unremitted atteution and constant care give every assurance of rapid and permanentcures, The Institute is supplied with a LYING-IN DEP4 RTMENT, where patients will receive the treatment so essential in such cases, CURED AT HOME. Correspondence. The great difficulty mary sick findis the trouble of visiting the city, often incurring an expense far exceeding the costof treatment. This expense can be avoided by writing to the Doctor, giving in qout own way, the symptoms of your trouble or complaint, Cures guaranteed the same as by personal visit. All communications strictly c nfidential and all letters-either returned or destroyed, @#” T).e Doctor can be relied upon in all cases reyuiring confidence and secrecy. Repose confidence in him, all you who suffer or are in distress. He will speedily rélieve and cure you. AddressBENJ, F. JOSSELYN, M. 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He would therefore say to the unfortunate sufferer who may read this notice, that you are treading upon dangerous ground when youlonger delay in.seeking the proper remedy for your com. plaint. You miy be in the first stage} remember you are approaching the last, {f you are bordering upon thr last, and are suff-ring some or all of its ill effects, remember that if you persistin procrastination, the time must come‘ when the most skillful physician can render you no assistance; when the door of hope rHwill-be closed against you; when no an= a4 no case has the Dr. failed of success. Then let not despair work your imagination, but avail yourself of the beneficial results of his treatment before your case is beyond therich of medical skill, or before grim death hurries you to a, premature grave. Full course of treatment $25. “Send money by Post Office order or Express with full, description of case. Callor Address, . DR. A, B. SPINNEY, No. 11 Kearny Street, San 2 rancisco. ~pepT-ly COLLATERAL LOAN os AND SAVINGS BANK. N. E. Corner Post and Kearny Streets, San Francisco. Incorporated under the laws of the State of California. _ President, SOLON PATTER. ‘ Secretary, F. S. CARTER. DIRECTORS: Solon: Pattee.. tevkewbews .-.President. Elmer Terry,,,..of E. Terry & Co, 8.F. J. 8. Spear, Jr,, of E, 8. Spear & Co,, Auc’r, Frederick ‘Turrill.. iene es Capitalist. Leander Sawyer, San Mateo,.Capitalist. Rob’t Stevenson, of Steveng0n’s Block, S.¥F,Walter G, Holmes..Attorney-at-Law. HE object of this Bank is to lean mon‘ ey upon Collateral Securities, Stocks, Bonds, also Diamonds,“Watches,Furniture, Warehouse Receipts, etc., charging the legal rate of interest, 4 per cent. per month. Also receive Deposits subject to Cali or Check. For the present the Bank allows the following rates of interest to depositors: 6 MONTHS, 1 -PER CENT. PER MONTH; 12 MONTHS, 14 PER CENT PER MONTH. Subscription Books for a limited number of shares aré now open at Ten Dollars per shv»re, at the Collateral Loan and Savings Bank, N. E. Corner Post and Kearny streets, San Francisco, Circulars sent on application. mas0-3m , F.8. CARTER, Sevretary. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. Ce SPRING GKAVEL MINING CO Principal place of busiuess, Nevada City. Location of works near Willow Val ley, Nevada county, Cal. Notice is hereby given, that.ata meeting of the, Trustees, held at the office of the Secretary, July 2ist, 1876, an assessment (No. 8,) of two dollars ($200) per share was levied upon the capital stock-of said company, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary of the company, at his office, Broad street, Nevada City. Any stock upon.‘which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the 23d day of August, 1876, will be deemed delinquent and advertised for sule at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold onthe ‘th day of September, 1876, to pay the delinquent assessment thereon together. with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees: I, J. ROLFE, Secretary. Nevada City, July 22d, 1876. No. 790. Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. Untrep States Lanp OFrrice, Sacramento, Cat, July 24, 1876. } NS is hereby given, that the ph Fountain Head Grayel Mining Company, a corporation existing under the laws of California, whose Post office is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., has made application for Patent for the Fountain Head Gravel Mining claim, bearing gold, situate in Nevada Mining District, Nevada County, California, and described as follows, viz: On surveyed land, being the NW of Sec. 3, NE of NE and E of EX of SW of NEX of Sec 4, Tp16NR9E. Alsothe SEX of 8 EX of Sec 33,.8% of SW and SW of SEX of Sec 34, Tpl7, NRO E Mt. Diavlo base and meridian, containing 383 89-100 acres. Said location was made July 18th, 1867, by E. F. Bean and others, and is recorded in the mining records of Nevada County, at Nevada City, in book 4, pages 256 and 257. The apa licens claims by purchase. Adjoining claimants are the Cold Spring Gravel Mining Company's ground on the West. All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby re. eae dod pet at Baas — yw this Of. ce within sixty days from the first da publishing hereof. ' va jy26. T. B. McFARLAND, Register. MINERAL CITATION. Untrep States Lin Orrice, SackamMenro, Cal. July 8th, 1876. } Weeks, O, E. Green, Lester Linley 8. Barnes, R. B, Gentry, Alba Brown and tu all whom it may concern. Whereas, mineral avit Nos6land 179 were filed in the U. 8. Land Office, alleging the N 1-2 of NE quarter of Sec. 18, in Township 16 N Range 9 East, to be more valuable for mining than for agricultural purposes, by Commissioner’s letter dated December 2d, 1871 in character, until the contrary is vi after due nojice. And whereas, iitient Walsh, (Post Office address Nevada City, pee seg » Cal.) did, on the 10th Gay of March, 1875, file in the ister’s Office of this District his pre-emption Declaration Ne 4989, claiming the above described land, and has applied to enter the same as agricultural land, alle it to be more valuable for cultural for rere parpotes ;. Therefore you will take noti at under and by virtue of instructions from the Commissioner of the General Land Office, dated May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the 21st day of August, 1876,at eleven: o'clock, A. M., at this office, befrre the and Receiver, for the hearing of In Witness Whereof, we have hereun set our hands the day and first a writéen. a oF D, Registe: ‘ LLLOWS, Recei _ 3.1. Caldwell, Atty. : "a Steckholders’ Meeting. "Wy OTICE is hereby: given that N of the Stockhait. Ts of the ‘Bricans Quartz Mining Co, will be held at . fice of J. J. Ott,-Main St., Nevada Oty, on . Injurions drugs. It is important to _. the Centennial Placer Mining Claim adi {2s follows; viz: On-s ofs to determine the character of said . theret TO THE UNFORTUNATE, SEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIEg DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY 623 KEARNEY STREET, Cor. Commercial, San FRANctso9 {wiaBLISHED in 1854, for the treat. K ment of Sexualand Seminal Diseases such as Gonorrhea,Gleet, Stricture, Syphil. is in all its forms, Seminal Weakness, Im potency, etc. ‘ Skin Diseases (of years standing) and Ulicdrated egs success ully treated, . ? . DR, GIBBON has the pleasure of an. nouncing that he has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of Europe, and hag resumed practice at his Dispenrary, 623 Kearney Street, corner'of Ceramervial, Say Francisco, where his old patients and those requiring his servicés mayfndhim. . -: The Doctor has spared’ neither time nor “money in seeking.out row remedies, and hag alleviation of human suffering. Horrible Diseases. = How many. thousands of persons, beth + male ana female, are there who are suffer. . ing.out a miserable existence from the ef. fect of secret indulgences, or from virus absorbe. into the system! Look at their pallid, aaciated and disfigured faces ang their broken down constitutions, disquali. fying them for the happiness of. marriags “orths enjoyment of life. In this horrid situation thousands stiffer until death closes the scere, Let parents, guaidians, friends attend.toany of those who are suffering with any of these horrible life destroying maladics—see that they. are cared for and cured before it be too late. ‘Send them im. mediately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who t: inveterate cases without mer : mos os who are afflicted, or to those who are inter astced in the welfare of their friends,' to be careful of the many pretended doctors who infest all cities, publishing their skill in inent physicians fromEurope and. other places, Be, therefore, careful and” make strict inguiries, or you may fall into the bands 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 unless combatted by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain inthe bead, ring. Ing in the ears, noise like the rustling ot leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weaknessof the limbs, «enfused vision.’ blunted intellect, logs of confidence, diffiaerce in approaching strangers, a disiike to form new acquaintances, ory, hectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions. about the face, furred tongue, sweats, monomania 41d frequent insanity, If relief be not obtained, persons 60 afflict. ed should apply immediately, either in rson or by letter, and have a cure effected y his new and scientific mode of treating this disease, which never fails of effecting quick and radicalcure, Dr. G. will give prove satisfactorily to him that he wascured Francisco quacks. Married Men, ere suffering under any of these fearful maladies, should not forget the sacred responsibility resting upon them, nor deliy to obtain immediate relief. sending for packages of medicines may reiy ‘npon his assurance of confidential secrecy . with implicit faith, and expect no mor . than to be charged with a fair and mutu ally satisfactory remuneration of servi rendered, ‘considering th. circu of the cases, rather than a toe prevalent and aelfish practice of extortion among quacks and pretenders. DR. GIBBON is responsible, and will ive to each patient a written instrument, binding himself to effect a radical and per amnent 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 use. y enclosing TEN. DOLLARS in coin, in-#w registered letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., 8 package of medicine will be forwarded bye rey Sora Union, fr: sore DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney atieet, commer Commercial, San Francisco. Post Offi: Bex 1957. : Private ntrance on Commercial treet. ; Rememter to put BOX 1957 on the le or. : Consultations FREE. 8 Correspondents will please inform DR. GIBBON that they cead his advertise. ment in the Dam.xy Transouier. ~ myl 3 ee No. 766. Application fora Patent to Min ing Claim. UNITED. STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacraménto, Cal., May 4,. 1876. OTICE is hereby given that William Downie, F. A. Wise, M. J. Henley, J, P. Smith, Geo. Melver, W.L. Oliver, and I, W. Duncan, whose Postoffice is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal. . have made application for Patent for 5, ing gold,situate inWashington Mining District, Nevada County, Cal., and eoeribed et land, being: the 8 46 of S W\ andW % of S BX andS 4 of SE & section 23,the NE \ of tion 26, theN W 4 and NE \ and N *% N 4% of SE % andN % of N E & of 8 W ¥ Sec 26, ey North Range 10 East, W % of N W & and N %& NW k of 8 4 of Sec 30 Twp 17 North Range 11 East, Mt. Diablo meridian, contafning 849 17-100 acres. Said mine consists.of the following locations: The Downie location, made February 234 1876, by Wm. Downie et al: the Oliver location, ma*e February 23d 1876, aZas Bote = made February 23d 1876, W. et al; the Smith lecation, made M 1876, by J. P. Smith et al; the Wi on. made March 111876, by F. A. Wise et ak the Henley location, made rch 11 1876, by M. J. ley et al; th uchey location made September ‘2nd, 1875, and the McIvor location made February 19, 1876. All of said locations being of record in the effice of the Ccuuty Recorder of Nevada County, at Nevada City. The applicants claim by urchase and location. ‘the claim unded as follows: On the East by v* -cant land, North by lands claimed by Chas. Fhelpe, sad West and South by vacant All persons holding any. adveree claims by I. W. Dancy’ o,are hereby required to present the same before this office within sixty day# from the first tt publishing hereof. é “f. B, MOFARLAND Register, J. M. Walling, Att’y for Applicants, m9 Eureka Stage and xpress Co. STAGES will leave Nev da for Moore’s Flat daily. (Sundays excepted, at ¢ Saturday evening, September 9th, wugliiw HS BRADLEY, President, > ay A.M. a aa Fridays at sa) hour. . bs Returning will jenve re’s Flat dai¥ Sundays excepted, at 6 A. M. Ala> tt weekly from oka,at A.M, imcreaseu acilities for the uso 2ade private disease his especial study or years, and who is certain to cure the: curing all diseases in a few days, imposing . . upon the public by using the names of em. the following train of morbid symptoms, . disposition to shun society, loss of mem. . fetid breath, ccughs, consumption, night . One Hundred Dollars to any one who wil! } of this complaint by either of the San . Or those who contemplate marriage, who Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s office or . H. O. Dauchey,. . bear by W. L. Oliver et al: the Duncan location, — ; ATE § : OF . the Bank --urday, Se M., for t) ness, Viz the agse! in theev W. Hind accepted of the st decide 1 eorporat to autho: in that-t devise ¥ of the: ry assigt such oth visable . Nevad AS Y% Lo ness, Neo ifornia. ‘Bloomfi ifornia.mneeting of the August, twoenty-! the capi ble imm to the § pany,'M county, this as ‘Tuesda be deli in Kic He is Mechan fatest a: Artifi Vulcan: guarant Visits Neva Ul 7 Bloom! Princiy North . tice is meetin Gravel holden

tometeninaent tne ice atl AS } i m ican aenadtccnrern hii pai OPE) Ske pey ac hairemerart er Rkeepetictons BUSINESS . COLLEGE, “TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE. SAN FRANCISCO. foe BENRY BARNARD, A. M., Professoz of Mathematic and Science ef Acounts; graduate of Prince of Wales Colege, and Stow’s Model and Normal ‘I'rainng School; late State institute Director nd Lecturer. of Minnesota, and for the ast five years President of the Minneapolis Business College; having disposed of his entire interest in that institution, and removed to San Franclsco, will hereafter conduct a First Class Commercial Gollege in that city, entrance at 120 Sutter street, and 220 Kearny street, Hardie Place, (with office in Room 38,) where he will give his personal attention. and services to those who desire instruction in Bookkeeping or the Sctence of Accoahts and English Branches, Prof. Barnard is the originator “gnd author Of the celeprated method of Teaching Accounts which has become so popular in élucidating the intricacies and mysteries of Bookkeeping. In order to se-@ure a wider field of labor in which to exemplify the superiority of his method. of instruction, he has organized Barnard’s Business College and Telegraph Institute,, San Francisco. : A SPECIAL FEATURE. No more students wili be admitted to the College than Professor Barnard can attend to with his own personal instruction. He has not organized this enterprise merely as * Bi Gasy way tO make mc hey, but to establish as en viable a reputation as an Instructor as he has left behind him in Minnesota.: and to build up a Business.College of the highest merit, in which the fullest equivalent will be given for all Tuition collected, and which, by personal effort, he will make the best institution on the Pacific Coast, in which to. obtain a first class Practical Business Education. E HOURS OF INSTRUCTION. . Day Szssions—9 to 11.30.A. M. and 2 to Eventna Srsstons—7,30 to 9.30 P.M. . » _ Students will be entitled to the use of the rooms from 8.30 A, M.to5P.-M., thus enabling them to work outside of the-hours of instruction. LapriesA separate apartment will be + Yegerved forthe Lady Students. who will be provided with every convenience to facilitate their work. ‘ STATIONERY AND Booxs—Our arrange; mnts are such that ajl supplies ior the course can be obtained of us at rates much bélow the usual cost, and corresponding in every particular with the books used in DirLomas—Our Diplomas are engraved on steel, finely executed at great cost; they will be issued: to students completing the Course in the Business Department on payment of the fee of five dollars. No Vacattion—The College’ will be. in . session during the entire year. will be admitted at any time. No Ooryrina From Text Booxs—The highly objectionable method: of copying from text books without understanding. whatis intended to be conveyed is fltogéther avoided. All work done js the direct product of the student's own thought. DiscrPLine—We maintain the most "rigid discipline, insisting upcn perfect order aud system in everything. We treat every student as a gentleman or lady, and expect . only gentlemanly_or Jady-like conduct in return. Wedo not have rules or penalties but adapt special modes of treatment to “special cases. No conduct is allowed that ‘would not be tolerated in the drawing room of a well regulated family. For full particulars send for Catalogue and Circulars, explaining Course of Study. Weoffer inducements that are superior to those offered by any similar institution in the city. For further information address BARNARD’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, ' 120 Sutter street, Room 38, ‘ San Francisco, Cal. Roferences, by permission: Hon. David Rurt, State Superintendent of Public In struction, Minnesota; Hon. H B. Wilson late Superintendent of Public Instruction Minnesota; W. D. 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Observe the sym. toms and hasten to°check the course of the comp!aint, if you experience any of them nightly discharges, slight dfscharges at other times, trembling, anxiety, forgetfulness, confusion, pain in back, limbs or body,. forebodings, indige:tion, timidity, coutrol, variable temper, attacks of. sickness akin to biliousness, deposits in urine, irregular bowels, etc. etc. ' * JERRIBLE POISONS. Among themost subtle and virulent of poisons in the human blood is that arising from Venereal faint often breaking out, after years of apparent cure, in hideous sores upon various parts of the body. Its great danger lics in the fact that it is iven to the innocent partner or to the unrn cliild without showing in the person originally contracling it. THE USE OF MERCURY Only aids in this terrible deception by drying it upon the surface and driving it back into the blood. All Venereal Poison isa blood poison and can be communicated in the blood, and the only certainty of prevention of .ransmission is in the positive ates of the reform treatment practiced at tha’ Dr.:J. OC. Young Medical Institute, comprehensive, scientific and thorough, having revcived endorsements as the, best of all modern practice. Recent cases cured in afew days and chronic cases with remarkable rapidity. .Our tests of the preseilep of Taint in the blood are never fa.ling. : TO FEMALES, 2 The Doctor, after years of patient investigation a. d treatment is enabled to assure thém rapid and thorough cures in all the complziuts incident to the sex. The weak can hope for strength and the suffering for relief and cure. Those who require personal supervision the Doctor can furnish with apartments with careful and skillful nurses where unremitted atteution and constant care give every assurance of rapid and permanentcures, The Institute is supplied with a LYING-IN DEP4 RTMENT, where patients will receive the treatment so essential in such cases, CURED AT HOME. Correspondence. The great difficulty mary sick findis the trouble of visiting the city, often incurring an expense far exceeding the costof treatment. This expense can be avoided by writing to the Doctor, giving in qout own way, the symptoms of your trouble or complaint, Cures guaranteed the same as by personal visit. All communications strictly c nfidential and all letters-either returned or destroyed, @#” T).e Doctor can be relied upon in all cases reyuiring confidence and secrecy. Repose confidence in him, all you who suffer or are in distress. He will speedily rélieve and cure you. AddressBENJ, F. JOSSELYN, M. 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Dr. SPINNEY will guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case of seminal weakness, or private disease of any kind or ch«recter. . . which he undertakes and fails to cure. He would therefore say to the unfortunate sufferer who may read this notice, that you are treading upon dangerous ground when youlonger delay in.seeking the proper remedy for your com. plaint. You miy be in the first stage} remember you are approaching the last, {f you are bordering upon thr last, and are suff-ring some or all of its ill effects, remember that if you persistin procrastination, the time must come‘ when the most skillful physician can render you no assistance; when the door of hope rHwill-be closed against you; when no an= a4 no case has the Dr. failed of success. Then let not despair work your imagination, but avail yourself of the beneficial results of his treatment before your case is beyond therich of medical skill, or before grim death hurries you to a, premature grave. Full course of treatment $25. “Send money by Post Office order or Express with full, description of case. Callor Address, . DR. A, B. SPINNEY, No. 11 Kearny Street, San 2 rancisco. ~pepT-ly COLLATERAL LOAN os AND SAVINGS BANK. N. E. Corner Post and Kearny Streets, San Francisco. Incorporated under the laws of the State of California. _ President, SOLON PATTER. ‘ Secretary, F. S. CARTER. DIRECTORS: Solon: Pattee... tevkewbews .-.President. Elmer Terry,,,...of E. Terry & Co, 8.F. J. 8. Spear, Jr,, of E, 8. Spear & Co,, Auc’r, Frederick ‘Turrill... iene es Capitalist. Leander Sawyer, San Mateo,..Capitalist. Rob’t Stevenson, of Steveng0n’s Block, S.¥F,Walter G, Holmes....Attorney-at-Law. HE object of this Bank is to lean mon‘ ey upon Collateral Securities, Stocks, Bonds, also Diamonds,“Watches,Furniture, Warehouse Receipts, etc., charging the legal rate of interest, 4 per cent. per month. Also receive Deposits subject to Cali or Check. For the present the Bank allows the following rates of interest to depositors: 6 MONTHS, 1 -PER CENT. PER MONTH; 12 MONTHS, 14 PER CENT PER MONTH. Subscription Books for a limited number of shares aré now open at Ten Dollars per shv»re, at the Collateral Loan and Savings Bank, N. E. Corner Post and Kearny streets, San Francisco, Circulars sent on application. mas0-3m , F.8. CARTER, Sevretary. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. Ce SPRING GKAVEL MINING CO Principal place of busiuess, Nevada City. Location of works near Willow Val ley, Nevada county, Cal. Notice is hereby given, that.ata meeting of the, Trustees, held at the office of the Secretary, July 2ist, 1876, an assessment (No. 8,) of two dollars ($200) per share was levied upon the capital stock-of said company, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary of the company, at his office, Broad street, Nevada City. Any stock upon.‘which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the 23d day of August, 1876, will be deemed delinquent and advertised for sule at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold onthe ‘th day of September, 1876, to pay the delinquent assessment thereon together. with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees: I, J. ROLFE, Secretary. Nevada City, July 22d, 1876. No. 790. Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. Untrep States Lanp OFrrice, Sacramento, Cat, July 24, 1876. } NS is hereby given, that the ph Fountain Head Grayel Mining Company, a corporation existing under the laws of California, whose Post office is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., has made application for Patent for the Fountain Head Gravel Mining claim, bearing gold, situate in Nevada Mining District, Nevada County, California, and described as follows, viz: On surveyed land, being the NW of Sec. 3, NE of NE and E of EX of SW of NEX of Sec 4, Tp16NR9E. Alsothe SEX of 8 EX of Sec 33,.8% of SW and SW of SEX of Sec 34, Tpl7, NRO E Mt. Diavlo base and meridian, containing 383 89-100 acres. Said location was made July 18th, 1867, by E. F. Bean and others, and is recorded in the mining records of Nevada County, at Nevada City, in book 4, pages 256 and 257. The apa licens claims by purchase. Adjoining claimants are the Cold Spring Gravel Mining Company's ground on the West. All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby re. eae dod pet at Baas — yw this Of. ce within sixty days from the first da publishing hereof. ' va jy26. T. B. McFARLAND, Register. MINERAL CITATION. Untrep States Lin Orrice, SackamMenro, Cal. July 8th, 1876. } Weeks, O, E. Green, Lester Linley 8. Barnes, R. B, Gentry, Alba Brown and tu all whom it may concern. Whereas, mineral avit Nos6land 179 were filed in the U. 8. Land Office, alleging the N 1-2 of NE quarter of Sec. 18, in Township 16 N Range 9 East, to be more valuable for mining than for agricultural purposes, by Commissioner’s letter dated December 2d, 1871 in character, until the contrary is vi after due nojice. And whereas, iitient Walsh, (Post Office address Nevada City, pee seg » Cal.) did, on the 10th Gay of March, 1875, file in the ister’s Office of this District his pre-emption Declaration Ne 4989, claiming the above described land, and has applied to enter the same as agricultural land, alle it to be more valuable for cultural for rere parpotes ;. Therefore you will take noti at under and by virtue of instructions from the Commissioner of the General Land Office, dated May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the 21st day of August, 1876,at eleven: o'clock, A. M., at this office, befrre the and Receiver, for the hearing of In Witness Whereof, we have hereun set our hands the day and first a writéen. a oF D, Registe: ‘ LLLOWS, Recei _ 3.1. Caldwell, Atty. : "a Steckholders’ Meeting. "Wy OTICE is hereby: given that N of the Stockhait. Ts of the ‘Bricans Quartz Mining Co, will be held at . fice of J. J. Ott,-Main St., Nevada Oty, on . Injurions drugs. It is important to _. the Centennial Placer Mining Claim adi {2s follows; viz: On-s ofs to determine the character of said . theret TO THE UNFORTUNATE, SEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIEg DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY 623 KEARNEY STREET, Cor. Commercial, San FRANctso9 {wiaBLISHED in 1854, for the treat. K ment of Sexualand Seminal Diseases such as Gonorrhea,Gleet, Stricture, Syphil. is in all its forms, Seminal Weakness, Im potency, etc. ‘ Skin Diseases (of years standing) and Ulicdrated egs success ully treated, . ? . DR, GIBBON has the pleasure of an. nouncing that he has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of Europe, and hag resumed practice at his Dispenrary, 623 Kearney Street, corner'of Ceramervial, Say Francisco, where his old patients and those requiring his servicés mayfndhim. . -: The Doctor has spared’ neither time nor “money in seeking.out row remedies, and hag alleviation of human suffering. Horrible Diseases. = How many. thousands of persons, beth + male ana female, are there who are suffer. . ing.out a miserable existence from the ef. fect of secret indulgences, or from virus absorbe. into the system! Look at their pallid, aaciated and disfigured faces ang their broken down constitutions, disquali. fying them for the happiness of. marriags “orths enjoyment of life. In this horrid situation thousands stiffer until death closes the scere, Let parents, guaidians, friends attend.toany of those who are suffering with any of these horrible life destroying maladics—see that they. are cared for and cured before it be too late. ‘Send them im. mediately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who t: inveterate cases without mer : mos os who are afflicted, or to those who are inter astced in the welfare of their friends,' to be careful of the many pretended doctors who infest all cities, publishing their skill in inent physicians fromEurope and. other places, Be, therefore, careful and” make strict inguiries, or you may fall into the bands 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 unless combatted by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain inthe bead, ring. Ing in the ears, noise like the rustling ot leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weaknessof the limbs, «enfused vision.’ blunted intellect, logs of confidence, diffiaerce in approaching strangers, a disiike to form new acquaintances, ory, hectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions. about the face, furred tongue, sweats, monomania 41d frequent insanity, If relief be not obtained, persons 60 afflict. ed should apply immediately, either in rson or by letter, and have a cure effected y his new and scientific mode of treating this disease, which never fails of effecting quick and radicalcure, Dr. G. will give prove satisfactorily to him that he wascured Francisco quacks. Married Men, ere suffering under any of these fearful maladies, should not forget the sacred responsibility resting upon them, nor deliy to obtain immediate relief. sending for packages of medicines may reiy ‘npon his assurance of confidential secrecy . with implicit faith, and expect no mor . than to be charged with a fair and mutu ally satisfactory remuneration of servi rendered, ‘considering th. circu of the cases, rather than a toe prevalent and aelfish practice of extortion among quacks and pretenders. DR. GIBBON is responsible, and will ive to each patient a written instrument, binding himself to effect a radical and per amnent 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 use. y enclosing TEN. DOLLARS in coin, in-#w registered letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., 8 package of medicine will be forwarded bye rey Sora Union, fr: sore DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney atieet, commer Commercial, San Francisco. Post Offi: Bex 1957. : Private ntrance on Commercial treet. ; Rememter to put BOX 1957 on the le or. : Consultations FREE. 8 Correspondents will please inform DR. GIBBON that they cead his advertise. ment in the Dam.xy Transouier. ~ myl 3 ee No. 766. Application fora Patent to Min ing Claim. UNITED. STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacraménto, Cal., May 4,. 1876. OTICE is hereby given that William Downie, F. A. Wise, M. J. Henley, J, P. Smith, Geo. Melver, W.L. Oliver, and I, W. Duncan, whose Postoffice is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal. . have made application for Patent for 5, ing gold,situate inWashington Mining District, Nevada County, Cal., and eoeribed et land, being: the 8 46 of S W\ andW % of S BX andS 4 of SE & section 23,the NE \ of tion 26, theN W 4 and NE \ and N *% N 4% of SE % andN % of N E & of 8 W ¥ Sec 26, ey North Range 10 East, W % of N W & and N %& NW k of 8 4 of Sec 30 Twp 17 North Range 11 East, Mt. Diablo meridian, contafning 849 17-100 acres. Said mine consists.of the following locations: The Downie location, made February 234 1876, by Wm. Downie et al: the Oliver location, ma*e February 23d 1876, aZas Bote = made February 23d 1876, W. et al; the Smith lecation, made M 1876, by J. P. Smith et al; the Wi on. made March 111876, by F. A. Wise et ak the Henley location, made rch 11 1876, by M. J. ley et al; th uchey location made September ‘2nd, 1875, and the McIvor location made February 19, 1876. All of said locations being of record in the effice of the Ccuuty Recorder of Nevada County, at Nevada City. The applicants claim by urchase and location. ‘the claim unded as follows: On the East by v* -cant land, North by lands claimed by Chas. Fhelpe, sad West and South by vacant All persons holding any. adveree claims by I. W. Dancy’ o,are hereby required to present the same before this office within sixty day# from the first tt publishing hereof. é “f. B, MOFARLAND Register, J. M. Walling, Att’y for Applicants, m9 Eureka Stage and xpress Co. STAGES will leave Nev da for Moore’s Flat daily. (Sundays excepted, at ¢ Saturday evening, September 9th, wugliiw HS BRADLEY, President, > ay A.M. a aa Fridays at sa) hour. . bs Returning will jenve re’s Flat dai¥ Sundays excepted, at 6 A. M. Ala> tt weekly from oka,at A.M, imcreaseu acilities for the uso 2ade private disease his especial study or years, and who is certain to cure the: curing all diseases in a few days, imposing . . upon the public by using the names of em. the following train of morbid symptoms, . disposition to shun society, loss of mem. . fetid breath, ccughs, consumption, night . One Hundred Dollars to any one who wil! } of this complaint by either of the San . Or those who contemplate marriage, who Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s office or . H. O. Dauchey,. . bear by W. L. Oliver et al: the Duncan location, — ; ATE § : OF . the Bank --urday, Se M., for t) ness, Viz the agse! in theev W. Hind accepted of the st decide 1 eorporat to autho: in that-t devise ¥ of the: ry assigt such oth visable . 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