April 12, 1873 (4 pages)

# > ° ~. attend toany of those who-ar “ere wridisiike to form new -reqneinten ces, -& : 10 THE UNFORTUNATE. . —NEW REMEDIES,. NEW. REMED. IE . ‘ ema, "of : DR, GIBBON’S DISPENSARY « ® : / 623 KEARNEY STREET, Dd Cor. Commercial, San FRANcisoo. “FQSTABLISHED in 1854, for the treat '4 ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseasessuch as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Syphiie is in all its forms, Séyminal Weqkness; Inpotency, etc. Skin Dis (lof years’ standing) and Ulcerated legs successfully treated, é DR. GIBBON has_the pleasure of announcing that he has returned from visiting he principal Hospitals of Europe, and bs resumed practice at his Dispensary, 624 Kearney Street, corner of Commercial, San Francisco, where his old patients and those requiring his services may find him. ra The Doctor has spared neither time nor niongy in seeking out new remedies, and has ‘poturnedwith increased facilities for the aileviation of human suffering — : Horrible Diseases. Gases ———How many thousands of persons,—both 7 Thence—on-struc-hr —“hinte and fematle,are there who -are—_suffer ing out a miserable exictence from the effect of secret indulgences, or-from virus abeorbed into thegystem ! bok at their pallid, emaciated ‘gnd disfigured faces and =their-broken dow coustitutions, disquali-: fying them for *#fie happiness of marriage or the enjoymefit of life. In this. horrid situation thousands suffer until d_ath cl: ‘«the scenc.’ -Let parents, guardians, friends sifferin with any of these horrible life destroying ~Iaaladics—see that. they are cared for and cured before it be too late. Send hem imnicdiately.to Dr. Gibbon;-a physician who has tiiade private disease his especial study for years, and who is certain’ to cure the . cases without mercury or most inveterate _ injurious drugs. It is important to those who are afflicted, or to those who are inter éated in the welfare of their friends, to be eareful of the many pretended tloctors who infest all citi pudlishing their-skill in curing all diseases in wfew-deys, imposing upon the public by using the names of em. inent physicians from+Enrepe—andother . places. Be, therefore, careful and make . atrict inquiries, or you may fall into the, . Lands of thase charlatans. j Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, the consequence of . relf abuse. “FPhis solitary vice, or depraved j sexual indulgence, is practiced by the! youth of botinsexes to an almost unlimited extent, prodneing with unerring «ertainty, the following train. of morbid symptoms, unless cembatted by. scientific medical . measures, viz; Sallow countenance, dark . spots under thé eyes, pain inthe head, ring. Ing in the ears, Noise like the rustling of leaves and the rattling of Chariots, uneasi. neas about the loins, weakness Of the limbs, . confuse vision, blunted intellect, loss of . confidence, diffidence in approachingstrang. disposition to shun seciety, loss of mem: ory, heetie flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, frrred tongue, fetidbreath, coughs, consumrptien, night sweats, monomania and frequent insanity. If relief be not obtained, persons. so afflicted should apply immediately, either in erson or by letter, and have a cure effected y his new and scientific mode of’ treating _ his disease, Which never tetis of effecting ‘quick and radical care, ‘Dr, G. will give ~ One Hundred Dollars to any oné who will prove satisfactorily.to him that he wiscured of this coniplaint by either of the San Francisco quackk. Married Men, rthose who contemplate marriage, who ®. suffering under any ofthese fearful malailies, should not forget. thesacred responsibility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain imnicdiate relief. Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s off2. or sending for packages of medicines may rely upon his assurance of confidential secrecy with implicit faith, and expect Do more than tobe-charged with « fair and-mmutu-. filly. satisfactory remuneration of services . circumstances . rendered, considering the ‘of the cases, rather than a tee prevale:t and elfish practice of extortion” among quacks and pretenders. i Dk. GITVBON is responsible, and will give-to-ench-pxtient a-writteninstrument, binding himself to.etfect a radi¢al and permanent-ctite;-ormeke-no-charge, Cured. at Home. Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing aletter'to Dr. Gibbon, ostuting case, suryptoms, length of time the tbisense es ete a Pave medicine promptly forwarded, free from duinage and cenriosity, to any part of the ~ country;Wwith full.and plain directions for use. By cuvlosing $15in currency or $10 in coin, in a registered letter throngh 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, 623 Kearney atreet, corner Commercial, San Francisco. Post Office Box 1957, S Private entrance on’‘Commercial street, Remember to put LOX 1957 on the letter=* 1 Coneultations FREE, B2" Correspendents will please inform Dk. GIPBON that they vend his advertise my ~pOOIS AND SHOES. eS oe . OW M. R. COE keeps “eonstantly op hand Gents Hosts, Shoes, Gaiters, Ladies, Misses & Children’s Balmoral iaiters, Shoes Slippers, &E>_ AM my Goods are-freamthe—best Hanufaeturers cof New York,Philade lphiaand Losten. Rubber Boots, Gents, Ladies, Misses and Childré-’s Shu ust fromthe manufactery, received by the last steamer. Lal tfutt nssortment of Binckine. Oil, French Cait, K p, Liyt: S Leather, Lace Leather, Pi; Nails, Lasts, and in faet round ia first class Sboe a2 _ REPAIRING DONE inthe ent in the DAILY TRANSCRIPT. 2 Store Roots and Shoes made to order And a gvod fit warrentedin-cvey—ense, I keep Boots of my Own manufacture al Ways OIrhand and will sell my geods heup as any other house inthis-county: NEW SAW _ MILL, AT WILLOW VALLEY. PANHE New Millat Willow Valley’ is complete? and we are now ready to fill all orders ter Dariting or Mining Paanber, * All Kinds of Lumber kept constantly o1 hand. Crcdcrs left at the étice on Boulder Street, or at the Store of Geo. E, TURNER? Pine Strect, will be promptly attended to, rd : M.L:& D. MAKSH, _ EMPIRE MEAT MARKET— ~~ Express lca vex Nevada eveoy _ sbove named points. Ste . samme before this: office’ with f in the . No, 454. Application for a Mining Claim. Ustren. Starrs Laxp Orrice. } . Sacramento, Gal.; February 28, 1873. 4 7 OTICE is hereby given, that the MartN tts Gold and Silver M “Post Office is San Francisco City made whose “County, 4 patent for e “. Gold and Silver quart ing gold with surface width, situate in ‘Fall district, Nevada County, © this office as follows, Commenciug a stake marked No. lin ock mound standing on Section line between Sectic 11, from gvhich a black oak 16 in diameter, bears N 45>_E 40} and the post common to Sect a1%i 12, Township 17-N, Range + M., bears E 25. trne line, var 17>, toa post_miarked Noy #7 from which-a_ pine tree It + eter beats NS RTS LW 5 ; : Sarvey-efExterior Boundarts . “Réginning at tr ey Stank a staké_ marked NO, from Which aDiacko eter bears NSo> W z ad Na. rn tovar line of lode, from whic}, 3 distant; thence-onm's trac chs to @ pest in rock 5," thence on a true , to a post bidrked*” 30 links SK « a-true line N ginning, and-cont being a portion of Se ship 17 north, Range pobbisesinh Merisiatice ; made prior to Jan. 1, 1 . Feld and worked since ¢ants and their grantors in -acc the mining laws.ot¢?Nevada Count} District. . Adjoining this claim on al is vacantpublic tand. a A i All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to. present the in sixty days . from the first day-of publishing hereof. T. B. MckARLAND, Register. Dibble & Byrne, Attys for Appb<anut, m4 . ELECTION NOTICE. ,Y OTICE is hereby given that an Election will be held on Monday,May 4 TS73,at the Marshal's office, on BroacdtStreet, Caty of Nevada, for Five ‘Trustees, . One Marshal, One Assessor, and one Trea urer. A. H. Hagedorn will ‘act as Inspector, and Jacob wich and Jos. D. Pletuming as Judges of seid election. The polls will be ~ . openat 8 o’clock A. M. and close at sun. SAMUEL CLUTTER, President. { i . ! down, Jno, W. Winds, Clerk Board Trustees, . Nevada, March 2st, 1375. m?22 . SHERIF F’S SALE. —— YHEREAS, Daniel Dooling, Mauric« V Dooling and Patrick Nugent—on the 10th day of Murch A. D, 1873, reeovered a judgment in the District Court of the Fourtcenth Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the County of Neévada, against Henry Atwater and John Knotwell ‘for the sum of Two Thousand Five Hundred and.sixty Five -Doilars, with interest thereon from the date of suid judgment at the rate of seven per cent per annunetillpaid, alin U8. gold-coin, together with costs of suit taxed at $10 00, and ‘counsel fees allowed hercin arcounting to the sum of $51 00 and interest at the rate of 7 percent. per annuin, Which said judgment is recorded in the Judgment Book . 5 of the-said District Court, en page 3Oo, Land Whereassit is ordered that the Morty: j set forth in Pltayaiil's Complaint be fore. +elosed and property therein described, towit; All tlaet certain lout or parcebof gold tainining lands and claims situate, lying and being on the evst sidaof Moor:’s Plat, in the county of Nevada, and State of Cahfornia, aud known and designated as the Ohio Minty —-€ teins, tired boundedsrs-tot lows, Viz: on the east by the Buckeye min ing claims and the Dooling mining elaiius, and on the West by the Pioncer minin Claims;thse-eH thai certain water ditch ana . Water right belonging te said Obio mining . claims situate, lying and being om and hear Moore’s Flat, in the County of Newade and State of California, and snown and desipmated as the Ohie water ‘itch and water right, end embractig and inchading all the natural waters flowing or being, or hereafter atapy time to tlow oF be within the bed and Banks of the ravines tapped by said Ohio water ditch, toyether with . tine ze . rights, privileges, eascinents, reservoirs and appurtenances .thereunto belonging; also, all that certain lot or parcel of gold mifning Jands and claims situate. lying and being onthe east side ot Moore’: Flat, in the County of Nevada and State of California and known and designated as the Dovolmy mining claims and bounded.as follows Viz; On the west by the Ohio mining claims and’on the South by the Buckeye mining eliins._Altso,all_that-cortain-water-diteh and water richt belonging to said Dooling mining claims situate, lying on Moore's blat, in the: County of Nevada and State of Cahtfornia, and known and designated as the DooKing water ditch and water right, and elmbrasing and including all the natural waters flewing, or bei: g, or hereafter at any time to flow or be within the bed or banks of the ravinéstapped by said Doo ving water ditch, together. with the rights, privilcyes; easements, reservoirs aud appurtenances thereunto belonging, all that certain lot or parcel ow piicer Jiitwing lands and claims. situate, ly ig . and on the eust side jot Moore's Flat, in tke County of Nevada and State of Californt and known and designated us the Buckeye“nuiming claims and bound. 4 e. 28 tollows, viz>sy the east by Par. adise mining Salus bad on the weet by the Ohio mining claims, be sold -te; ty said judyment, together With inte: and costs. : ~ Notice is hereby given that T willsxpose to public sale all the above ceseribed pryperty. to the highest Didder, in front Of the Court House coor, in the city of Ne vad Saturday, April 19th, 1873, Between the hours of Yo'clock A. M. and 3 o'clock P.M. Given under my hand. this 24th dey of March A.D, 1573. — FOSEPH,PERREN, Sherif. By ‘A. W. Porter, Under Sheriit. John Caldwell, Attorney for Plaintiffs. iny the &, on OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. } APPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effects of Errors and Abuses un early: lite, Manhcod restored, pediments to marriyge removed, New method Commercial Street, Nevada, FAMES MONRO having opened a Meat @F Market en Conimercial Street, is pre pared to supply ‘customers with the best qualify of Beet, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Corned eef, Corned Pork, . tc., at the lowest rates for cash. ! : f3 _MOORE’S FLAT AND EUREKA : STAGE LINE. at TAGE leaves Nevada city daily at 6% o’cloek, A. M. and returning every, day. sonnecting with Wells, Fargo & Co's Express tor Lake City, North Bloomfield, Moores’ Woolseys and Orleans Flats and Eureka, ’ Packages delivered, colléctions made and ali Express business ped attended to.— Gay for the TROTTER & CUNNINGHAM Pro} ‘18 of treatment. New and remarkable reme-. dies. Books and’ circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes, Address HOWARD AS. SOCIATION, No 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Pa.—an institution baving a tixh reputation tor hoporable conduct and prefessional skill. « “7 : as Foundrymen, Blacksmiths, —galinee Carriage, Makers, ELECTED OIL COMPANY'S LEHIGH KC COAL, Jackson Creck and Bulk Cum. berland Coal. Hard and Soft Pig Iron, being a speciality, the above are selected with great care for interior consumers, “413 and 415 Pacific Pacific Street, and 420 East Street Wharf betwecn Jackson an? Pahing Company, . i BE Pa stake marked BC N So. 4538, Patent toa. Application fora Patent to a = Wining Claim, «-.~1 ; Sacramento, Cal., February 238, 1538. }* AY UTICE is he eby given, that tfe Ain N ; a G ud Silver y ComUffice is S . Cal., have miade's three thon rd snd S&iver suri farictta Goi with goa, B ed “Mo. 1” in : tuner bears N 2 AS) ost common to Sé mak—-f-inehes in diameter ks; thence on wtrne line . rer kd ose iceé-On & true+ 0 & post marked . to January. 1, 1555, . hebi end work a been : 1 withthe qi ii im on all cant public laud: All_persens bLolding any adverse claim . thereto are hereby required to presenttheT before this office within sixty days trom the frstaay of publishing hereof. TB. McFARLAND, Register. Dibble & Byrne, Attys for Applicant. m4 . her Sacrimento, CaL., March 11th, 1873. United States Land Cffice. : FYNo A. B. Gentry, L. Hirschman, H: Gro. n¢ ver, Henry Layton, Ira Vanalbery, } Jenrings, David McTex: Thompson, Jas. ] ; M. Rat ey, J. K. Gamble, Wm. m, E it may concern: Where: u filed your-cMidavits im the C.S.1 aj Offices gTle ging the S '¢ of SW of NW . of SE LertNW ys NW of NE of SW kK; NE 4% of NW } of SW in Township 16 north, Range 5 east, 1s returned and by Commissioner's lett r dated December 2, i871, the sarme Jand is‘to be treated as Toineral im-eharacter, ua lor valuable for mining than tor agricnu purposes until the contrary is proved after diue notice. And whereas, Josiah Rogers] (Post Officé address, Nevada City, Ci dia, on the 16th day of May, AWD. 1505, tit 4 of Section 12; . in the Registe:’s office ef. this District his declaratory statement claimimg the sane land, and an ailiddyit alleging that it is agricultural da character, and” more-vatrbie for-agrinituraithan forqniping purpeses,4 exceptas td the Nevada Quartz Mining Claim in SW'1, of SW y of NW A of said Séc. 12. . ‘Therefore, you wall please take notice, that + underand by virtue of instructions from the Commissioner ‘of the General Land Office, dated Muy 6th, 1871.we have fixed the 15th . day of April, A. D. 1874,at 10 6’clock, AVAL, at this ollice, hefore tle Register and Receiver, tor the hearing of provts to detr. nine as to the mineral or agricultural character of said lends, ln witness whereof, we have here. THbo BEE GRE ids aH whised the seul oft this office, the day and the year firstubove written, seal +P —-H—-McPARLAND, Register. 1:8 HART FELLOWS, Receiver. f No, 459. . Application for a Patent to a Placer Mining Claim. U.S. LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal.4 March 21, 1875 YOLICI is hereby piven, that George D, N McLean, whose Post OF1CE” address is Gruss Valley,. Névada County, Cal., has made application.for patent for the You Ret placer iuininyg clainn, situate in You Bet Mining District, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this office, as . tollows, viz: Beyinning at an oak tree 12 . inches in diameter, niaarked “B.C. No. 23,” from Which the quarter sc ction post on the east side-of Beetion-36, Townshi) 16 nerth, Range ? east, bears 8+ 8u>.W 27.50 chains . distant.” ‘Thence ona true’ line, variation . I8E,S8 6 > 00’ E99) chs to stake mafked “B.C. No. 24." ThenceS. 8!© 30’ W E.92 chs to cak stump marked ''B. ©. No, 25.” Thence S3> 50 W 7.20 to a stake marked “B. C. No. 26.” . Thence5,1> 00° E 12.95 chs to a pine tree marked B. C. 27. Thence 3 35> 00’ E'8.20 chs .to mauzanita . marked B.C. No. 28. Thenee 8S 85> if 2.80 . chs toa stake marked B. C.No, 29. “Thence N 6° W 4,25 chs to a stake marked B. C.No. . 1. ‘Thence Ss6> E 18.50 chs to spruce . stump marked’ B.C. No. 2., Thence N 4> 30’ W 5.80 chs to stake marked wu. C; No. 3, Thence N ilo’ E 0.50 chs to a stake marked B,C. No. 4. Thence N 12> 30°: 2AT chs tou astuke mar ed Be UC. Ko. tb. ‘Thence N 14> 3u0’ W 1.90 chs to stake marked B.C. No.7, ‘Phener N. 275 Ed.a3 chs to vtuke moarked B,C, No.8, Thence N 71> 4° E 1.76 cis to stake uiarked B.C! No. 9. Thence N 22> 135’ _W 2.15 chs to a stake marked B-C No. 10. Thence N 2? ESF ths toasteke auarked BC Now. ‘Thence N AS W 7.48 chs to kimall pine warked B C TP. Thence N 32> sv W704 chs to cedar stimp marked BCNo.13. Thence S sy? W 44 chs to stake marked’ BC No, 4. ‘Thence M6 ' EV.70 chs to a stuke li ked B C Next. ‘Lhence N 54> 45° E t ebhs toesinke marked BCNo, 16. Thence AS? W 12.50 chs to\an ouk stuke hiarked pao als dhence 5S ote 45’ W 13°35 chs to stuk@suarked b C No. 18. “BhenceS v= 30 W 5.40 chto stake markedsB C No. 1); Thence S LID AY. 9.10 chs to a stake warked BC No, 20, > 15° E 2.92 ch Sk, . No, 2.00-chs—to—-a stake No. Thence S 84° W 12.12 Chs an oxk tree marked B C No. 23, at the plitwof beginhing, and ventainivg 107 UL.iu0 ads being a portionof the E of NW &> of SW 43 Woes of NEY and W of section 31, Pownship 16 north, Range 10 east, Mount Diablo Base and Meridien, Said location was made prior to the year 1853, and has been held ever since aud worked by the applicant and “his” predecessors, according to The customs and usages ot said mining district. Adjoining claimants are Brown Brothers on the South, himigrant Company and Duryea &~ Rose on the the North. On the east by Wilcox Ravine and ob .he west by vacant land, : All_persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same before this office within 60 days trom the-first aay of publishing hereof. T. B. McFARLAND, Kegister. Dibble & Byrne, Attys for Applicaut. m25 ARCADE SALOON. \& DJOINING Greenwald's Cigar Store, on Broad Street, Nevada City, ; A. B. CARLEY, Reepsconstantly on hand the besto LIQUORS and CIGARS oA siniariess Old friends and new comers are invited o cific, San Francisco, Zz ag 9 Geo. W Stuart Jafaes P. Hobart and { a} j A { . ‘orth, Range 11 Meridian. wit . success cf 215 »chée most celebra liffe, . } . A. Leathe,E. EMattison . ic . ease has assumed a new form, —o 3 —— ‘ — understanding how iinperatively necess: United States Land Office. % _-Secramento, Cal: Mggch 2th, 1875. t all whomit may concer: Whereas, { youraf}davit in the U.S. Land-Of‘ ging the S 4g of NE: 4 of Sp.tion in Township 16 North, Range 8 eagt, and 2th dey of February, 1568, hip Lénorth, ranze’s east, _S. Land Office, at Sacra> fi} tat than for ¢: the pr ve due 2 And where: ohn Post Office address Grass Vahey did, he 17th day of April tér‘’s offi-e of Reg Piat of Township 16 North, was-filed in the U, 5.Land Office at Sacramento, Cat? and ‘by Commissioner’s letter dated December 2,.1871, the S46 of S Wy, NE of SW & andSE 44 of NW Querter a 9 East, is to be treated astpineral in. char: and by Coulumissioner’s letter . acter, and more vaiuabie_ for mining -than ), 1871, the Same ‘and is tu fgoy atrricultural purposes until the contra— ; character, and . ry is proved afte® duc nuticess.And whereax, Juseph Ducoty, (Post Offide address, is Grass Valley,-Gat)} did; con.the 98 day of 3, April, A. D. 1872. file in‘the Register’s ofsive of this District h.s Declaratory Stateinert claiming the it "United States Land Office. Sacramento, March Tth. 1873, —— Ek le i 0 WHO IT MAY CONCERN : Whereas, on the 21st day of March, 1868. the Range 9 East, if Section 22, in Township 16, North, Range uae land alleging that and more agricultural in eharacter, _ PRIVATE MEDICAL AID, Quick Cures and Moderate ChargesDR. W. K.-BOHERTY:s Medical and Surgical Institute, aNd. 519 Sacramento Street, Corner -f Lcidesdorff Street—fA.fe% door below the What Cheer House] SAN-FRANCISCO, he Private entrance on Leidggdorff Street, Established expressly to aiford the aftlicteg Sound and Scientific Medical aid, in the Treatment ahd Cure of all Private and Chronic diseases# Cases of Séeresy ; “AND ALL SEXUME DISORDERS, wo the Afflictea, OCTOR W. K. DOHERTY .RETURNS a A. is ; ms J \Wis"sincere thanks to his numerous th nent yaluable for agricultural than for mining . patients for tlieir patyonage, and would‘taka re ul. purposes. ‘Therefore, you wil please take . this opportunity to remind them tnat ne j ter, qotice, that uncer and by virtue of instruc. continues to consult at his Institute for the a t i then . tions rem the @dmmissiguer of the Gener: + eyre of chronic diseases of th Lungs, Liver =} you will . al 1d Oftice, dated May 6th. 1871, we have . Kidneys, Digestive, and Gehitu-Urinary Or. e iotice, that ubdtr and by * irtue . fixed + 15TAday of April, A. D. 1873, at 10 . gang, and all Private Diseases, viz: Syphities fromthe Commissioner of . ) 6'¢lock, A. M., “at this office, before the . }is-in all its forms and stages, Sentinal 6th, dated May ith day of-Aay ‘clock A. M., at this : i€ Re ter and Receiver, for « hearing of proofs to de termine as to the rat eral er agricultural character of said yo cimawitness whereof we have here seal ainto set bur handsand affixed fhe year first above written. ® : . : T. B_McFARLAND, Register. . . HART FELLOWS, Receiver. m23 ——$—$—$—< Sf s. ALIFORNIA INSTITUTE) “Established* by ‘ . J. eg yoUNKe, IN 1850. No Cure,‘No Pay. Tonsultation, ‘by Letter or otherévise, Free. DR. € 1 years, and has become one of sured, place itin. point of number of patients among the very first of the world, anc i fo none. . ‘Thence N 67> 45’ w 2.90 chains to. a stake . PRIVATE DISEASES. . Eskod "RC 542 20) eee: 30" . In Males and Irregularities in Femalés.aye WV 2.72. to a forkéd’ oak marked © 3B] the great destroyers of health, They insid-/. 6.55." Thence N 15S E 11.41 chains. to . jously attack the system, and gradually un. an oak stumptuarked “B.C 56.""_Lnenge N . +} the nm irom cheek, Strel and ad successive generations, tne marks can. be im } etipples, the Idiot-j AHE, seased offspring, and seen st FATAL ENEMY to man, co the Venere doubles his dang who have been treated with that pernicious MINERaL POISON afe not cured ;. the disMEDICAL rs DO NOT BE. SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURE; Lence that will baffle the effects of medicine . Chains-to a stake marked “BC 69.”" SEMINAL WEAKNESS. grow weakuess in his-muscularand men. tal or ization should stop. and consider whence ita rises. He will tind in the weakzg of the limbs, back, tremblir . . Register and Receiver, for the hearing of . ¥; A—-proots-to-deterniine—as—to the .niineral-or Ofagricultural eharacter of Baid Tands. first above written. m18 Application for a Patent to a iy eed hereby viven, That George D. Nevada Cour SHISCELEBRATED. INSTITUTE HAS . gee, 1 enjovettonthis Coast dn uninterrupted . qnarked “BC” wee vite;-7 chains above the crossing of the Red ed Institutions of the age.) y)G The great number annually received and . 59. inches in diameter, bears 8 19> w= 1.80 . chains distant, bristion the sucveéss of itstreatment ranks it second . 11.38 chains to-a stake marked “BC” 53.e and @estroy-—‘it; they drive jhe . 713 45’ w.451 chains to a shatt the lustre from the . X 6> 13’ w-4.47 to a small ouk marked th and vigor from the frame, . -¢ prirked “B C 59," corner to Sections Township 16N R9 E. stump marked ling With : 9 ©} ic 63 stuke marked 2.01 chains.to. a. + Thence $ 149 marked "B : chains to place of beginning and contain{ al Tu witness whereotywe have herej sear) unto set-cur hands and ~affixed the —— } seul of phis office, the day and year Bic FARLAND; Register, HART FELLOWS,. Receiver. Placer Mining Claim. McLean, whose Post Office address.is rmine, situate in You Bet Mining District y. California, and described n the Plat and field notes on file in this ef. satellows, viz-+—Beyinning at acstake . 52, standmig in Arkansas Ra. g and Nevada road from Which a live oak Thence on a true line, va. of magnetic needle 18> E, North Thence 542” ‘Pfience N—10.25-chains to a~ stady. standing 7°5p chains Seot 24 and 25 on E. line of . Thence N. 679 30" . E 9,50 chainsto u stake marked “BC No 60." . ChtnceN 54> vO’ EB. 4 chains. to a -burnt . B COL.” Thence 8 33> E ins td astake marked “B C 62.’" Thence . Those . .$ 64> w.3.60 chains to'a stakmarked. “*B . Thence $.8> © G4.” 15” w ¥.55 chains toa Thence N 80° ked “BCO5."— vins to an oak . “B E 3.33 . Thence . teservoir,No 68. Thence 8 599. 15 -. N 71> 45’ E 5.46 chuius to a stake in Arkan. = 5 The young man who experiences that . sas ravihe marked “BC 70,” ‘Thence 81> . Application 30’ Ww i1. Thence 5 20> w 10 Chains to a stake “45°. W 12.97 Thence S ' d divestion, unac powers of the mind, distaste for sod ¥ MS ciety, dread of impending trouble, forebod: . yu, inzs of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and las“ivics dreams, accompanied bygrowing deafness, loss-of anuseriar-pewer, and mmerous other. symptoms of disorganization, the positive traces of that most terrible and festructive of all diseuses—Seminal Weakness—wasting away Iris powers, destroying fis-hope of lite and manhood, and dragging . him along the broken path of his existence, toward a-prenuiture and loathsome grave, to hil shi fe dribbling out in the discharge of the vital principle cr ests: tence in necturnal.and diurnal emissions, the mere cessitioiw. ofthe causes of its apSearance brings no relief. Marriage, that bol office, -the-safegnard — and hope of gianhood, brings tosuch a one ne hope.of cure, but adds to his nrisery in the knowledge that the one who looks. to him‘fer so much of her happiness is a vies) tim of his evit, and an innocent Coimpanion . of his punishment. -He adds tu his misery . and diserder until hope leaves bim. . There is ne resefe excte in proper and skillful treatment. Consult, then, at once, a physig Sia “Whose” practice and carcrnl research has ‘made him theroughly conversanitwith + every phase of the disease, Those who have become victims of solitary vices, that dréadful, fascinaling and destructable habit, that fills thousands of sick rooms with paralytics and consumptives, and hundreds of untimey vraves w th its misguided victiths.should consult wi nout delay, one who will syinpa. thise with, their sufferings. ‘To sneh the Doctor would especially recommend him-’ Belt, giving to h andall guarntees of a Perfect and ‘Permanent, Cureawithout hinerance from business, change of diet, fear . of exposure: . IMPORFANT TO THR LADIES. When a Female:isin concle or attlicted with disease, and-requijres mecical or surgi. eal attendance, the inquiry should be, Where is there a physician who is fully Gompetent to administer relief, and whose-respectabte+ atuncing in soviety recommends liim to the confidence of the community. The Doctor, . Who tal Vv these requirements are, feels called upon to interpose, and by calling the attention of the afflicted tothe fact that he has been a Professor of Obstetrics and Female diseases for ‘fwenty Years, and is fully qualified to administer in all cases, both medically and surgically, not in a supe ‘ial manner, but in as Chorewigh @ MANNCY AS Years OF RIUdy and practice—both in hospitais and families can make, tosave them from the tands of the unqualified unscrupulous, and designe ing. Therefere, families ean rely uporhim . as upon a father. , All in affliction can tind . in himone whocan feel and sympathise . with and befriend thenr imtrouble—one in . whose secresy the utmost contidence can. be j ylacee. : . To Cérrespondents. LETTERS.— Persons of either Sea, who Wish to consult the Docter, and who eannot } visit the city can, by stating their symptoms in-a letter, reeeive advice and assurance of . a cure at home. All letters réturned or dee } troyed. Address,BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M. D. . No. 618 Sacramento Street; near Montgomry.Box , < EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE . NEVADA” CITY ANCASTER & ROBINSON ! S anc 'GGIES ae of the State, ——TEAMS, with Elegant Bu W ané Hacks to let at the pF a Pig n on the most reasonable terms, Our Horses are free from vice, of good . Style‘and ¢apable of going as fast as any gen‘tleman cares to drive. Carriages for Funerals attended to with pomprtness._Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or month and the greatest of care guaranteed 9 drop in and see me, m1 Nevada, May ountab.é failing) ing 49:05 acres, and beils Wie Diablo Meridian. am Wateh of us atthe loWest possible . t ders prompt Lys . the Fourte . State of Calitoruia, in and for the ¢ “Za poition cf the of NW} and 3 Ws of 8 W17-0fSee ‘Township 16 North, Kange 10 East Mt. 20 Chains to u stake marked BC He . . . . Said location. was made prior to the year 1858 una has ever since been held and wor. . ed by the claimant and his. predeccssvrs in interest under and in accordance with. the . customs+4Hd«amsayes of suid Mining Dis. trict. Adjoining’ clainyants are Henry . Stehron the west. Duryea and Rose’ on . the south, by Arkansas Canyon om the cast, and by Duryea and Kose and vacant public land on the north, ATT persons “hotting-any~adverse--claim thereto ure hereby required to present the . suluc before this office within siaty days trom the first day of publishing hereof. —4 Be Mc FE AKLAND Registers Dibble & Byrne, Attys forapplicant. 1030 WALTHAM WATCHES IN HEAVY CASES. VW have sent great numbers of these > excellent watches to our customers in the Pacific States, and all have given . Sutistaction. We hive for several years sold more American watthes thant any other . house in the country, citherwholesale or retail, and the reaaon is, that-our prices are low, and we only sell a good~=article. . Our plan is, to send .single watches by Exe Press toany place, no matter how remote; with thie bill to collect on delivery; to let the purchascr open the package and exam. Ine the watch, aud be perfectly satisfied be. fure.payinggsthe bill; and we offer fur any Wwatcli that” Goes not: prove satisfactory to REFUND THE MONEY. * If you will write for our DESCRIPTIVE PRECE LIS! we will mail it . to you without expense, and from it you will see that you can buy a genuine Walsew York prices, and without ‘auy risk Whatever. ° We send many Watches to the Pacttic States that-we always have 4, 5, 6 and 8 oz, on hand, so as to All orWhen you write mention that yon saw this notice im the Nevada, . Cals, Transcript. and if you Want reference We cub Laine persons iu every County. on the coast that ve had watches trom us. Dowotlet distance or your. out-of-the location deter vou from writing for Price List. Address : sO cases . the ae ; ‘HOWARD & CO. . No, 222 5th Ave., New York. Formerly at . ®65 Broadway. Lut nid ‘NUMMONS.—State of California, of Nevada, ss. urteenth County . inthe District Court of . Judicial, District of the ; Panty of Nevada. The People of the State of California send greeting to Richard Ren,deyvendant. You-are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you in the District } Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District } ot the State of California, in and fcr the! County of Nevada, on the 19th day of Noy. . 1872, by The Peuple of the State of Califor. Nia,”"plainuiif, and to answer,the complaint . -. filed therein, within ten days (exelusiye of . the day of service) after the seryice on you . of this Sumicons—if served within this . county; or, if served: out of thiscounty, bat . in this district, within twe nty days; other. be taken aguinst you by def: tg the prayer of said « pactiven™ brought against your interest in the East half of ‘Sestion £6 fownship 19, N Range 16 East, containing 328 acres, situate in the County of Nevada and State of California, and to annul the certificate of purchase No. 3366, issuéd to you on the 7th day of February, 1870, on account of your failure. to pay the sui of 1 $90 = _ from you to plaintiff, as interest on purchase weoney ree J ake uae, mey for Jands and for you are hereby notified that if you ar and answer the said Conxgiea, the: said plaintit e Court for the relief demanmult, according at, ——) In testim seal’ Plunkett, Cler f Distriet Court in the city of Ne Feb. ruary, A, D. 1873. ‘ai T.C. PLUNEET?, Clerk, ~ LANCASTER & ROB . We of sclt-abuse;-Gonerhea,Gtlect; Strictures, S Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissigrs) Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back and Loins, Tnila pes, ete., and he hopes that his long expe. -* oon oS FE “«B. 80 transmitted. ‘. otherwise FREE. *. teed or no pay. } Lhenee on a trut 115 North, Range 10-East . Range 10 East Moupt Diablo Meridian. Third standard Ms . ‘ownship line 38.30 chains, ‘Thence $ 9° W . ing line from . Thence 8 & . 65> . C No 47.” {to a Pitch Pine ‘marked “BiG No 46. ‘a stuke marked hua . No. Sb6-” wise, within forty days—or judument will . _ Bemg an . v to foreclose . va. tkness, atid all the horrid consequences iumation of the Bladder .and the Kide-nnd saceessfial practice will continas teinsure-hini tv shere-of-public-patronage, “By the practice of andthe Cnited States he isecnabled taapply .— Lthe most efficient and. successful remedies against dh mercury, charges moderate, treats. his qatients in a correet and honorable; way, and bas references of ‘wuqnestiondble: veracity from menof known respectability and high standing in soviety. i + hima, by letter or otherwise, Will receive the One Valley, Nevada County,Cal. bas-made lsbest and gentlest treatment, aad imiplicit +Gruss Valiey. Nevada County ,Cas. ets ad me application tor Patent for the Red Dog Placmany years in’ Europe wses of all. kinds. He uses np All parties consulting . secrecy. ~ " To,Correspondents, ee Patients {male or female) residing in diy. . part of the State, howeverdistant, who may desire the opinion and advice of Dr. Doher. ty, in their respective cases; and who think proper to submit a written statement o such, in preference to holding apersonat interview, are respectfully assured that their COMMUNICATIONS WILL BE HELD sa. {CRED AND CONTIDENTIAL. be fully and candidly described, personal . communication will be unnecessary, ax instructions, inchiding diet, regimen, and the If the case eneral treatment of the case itself, (inclidng the remedies) will be forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as to convey . no idea ef the purport of the letter or parcel Consultations by letter or: Permanent cure guuran’ Spermatorrhea. DR. DOHERTY has. just published an important pumphticet, embodying lItis) wn views and experience in relation to Impo. tence or Virility, being a short treatise on . Spermatorrhiea, or Seminal Weakness. Nervous.and. Physical Debility consequent on this affection and other diseases of the sex ual Organs. This little work contain Sin formation of the utmost value.to all, whether married or single, and will be sent FREE avesthe poison to. crawl tprough the . tree marked ~ Thence. § 612 w . by maiLon receipt of Six Cents in postage Fr aor ; is See zi aCe eee 3 * retour age eéting its “way into the tissues and . 4.2) Ghuins to a stake marked “BC No 67, ager ooh pies hele Re M.D at benesth the apparently smooth sur-) Thence $548> E 5.91 chains—to_a—point_int re sat es eS ecrat fees Cal ‘. faeé,tey burst outin the future with a virn’ 82 San Francisco, Cal. . No. 456, for Patent toPlacer Mining Claims. U.S. LAND OFFICE, i] Sacramento, Cal. March 14. 1873. { ~~ oc is -hereby-_given,_that GEORGE D. MNcLEAN. whose Post office address is Grass Valley, Nevada County, California, has made an applicaticu for a Patent for the Neecé and Wert, aud Brown’s Hil Plaeer Mines and the Walloupa’ Placer Mines, situate in You Bet Mining District, Nevada County, California, in Townships 15-and 16 North, Range 10: East, Mount Diablo Meridian, and described in the Plats and Ficld j hotes on file inthis office, as follows :~ Forthe Neece and West and Brown's Hill Claim, viz: Beginnirg at a point in a’ Reservoir, from which a Pine Tree, five inches in diameter bears N 367 30’ W 2.51 clisins: line, -(variation of magnefic needle 18° -E).S 36° 30’ E 10.79 chs to larve Black Ook marked “BE Ne. 3h” Thence $8 55> 36° W. 19.40 chains to a stake marked **B © No.32. Thence N-35> 36’ W 10.60 chains to a stake marked “BC. No. bs.” marked “BC, No 34.” 18.00 chains toa stake marked‘ B. CX. 35." "Thence 8 239 30’ £13.15 ehaips to o stake marked "BC. No 80.” at plice of be“inning, and confaining 44.50 yefes and being in Lots’ 9 and 10 Sectiop’ 6, Township vd inthe S Ey of Section 31/Township 16 ke oO connect With puolic-survey commencing at the established corner to Townsttips 15-N. Range 10 E and 15 North Range ¥ E on North. Thence East ov Thence N 55° of 3-E d.00 Chains tostake No. 34, at the N W. corner of Brown's Hill claiins, making thee this to Township post, N. $1= 15’ W 37.Bichains. se For the Walloupa Claim, as follows, viz . Commencing ut a point in a Reserveir ata stakeqnarked-5-C-Nv50," from which the established corner on the third paralls ] North, between Townships 15 North, ange ) Fast and 15 North, Rangé.10 East, bears N 225 W 24.24 chains distant, Thence 0n_® true line,—variation of the magnetic née dle being 15> E,—S 18> 30’ E: 2.88 chains to_alarge Black Oak marked “B.C, Nou 4." > 30’ E 8.96 chains to a Pine sturup-‘murked **B C. No. 48."TFhences, W_7.42.chains toa_stake-marked_‘“‘B. Thence $ 15>. id’ E 6.24 chains } LOS Thence 8 88>. 15" E'3.4e chains to a Sugar Pine marked**B CG No 45.” Thence N 4u> 00" E 4.34 chains toa stake marked ©BC. NU 44." Thence 8 3445’ E 4.30 chainsw astiuill Pine tree marked “BC No 43."TRenceS 209 ov’ W 5.60 chains to a Sugar Pine marked *B C No42.”) Thence 8 50? 30°.E 3.03 .chains to a stake marked “BC. Nosh PHeDCE NGS" U0" E6282 eh@ins tw “BC. No 40.” Thence 8 SUS 30° E-3.03 chains to a—stake marked “BC No-30-* ‘thence -§20> 00" W 6.82 chains fo a stake marked ‘BC No 38.” hence S 8v> 30’ E 8.45 chains to a take rked “B. C. No 377’ Thence N 5° 3i ; E. 27.12 chains to a stake marked “B. C. Thence N. 8iF 00’ W 9,4 chains to a stake marked ‘*B, C. No. 35." Thence 5-84 30’ W_11,05 chairs to the place of beginning, and containing 43.29 acres and being in a portton of Lots 6, 11, 19 and 13; Towuship 15 N kange 10 BE Mopat Diablo Meridian. Se Said locations were madelong prior the year 1460 and have been held and work. ed ever since by this applicant and his predeceSsors in interéSt in accordance with . the mining customs and laws of You Bet Mining District. ‘The Neece& — West—and —. . Brown’s Hill claims are bounded on the Birdseye Canon: on.,.the south. DY si. «DoW to Common public land ; onthe East by claus ot Hydeliff and Bush and brown Brothers and on the North by vadant public land. The Walloupa Placer mine is ‘bounded on thé South and Bast by Hankin claims and Birdseye Canon and on the other sides by claims owned by parties whose names are unknown, and by vacant publicland. All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby requested to present the same befor this offite within 60 days trom the first day of pubiicatién hereot. eine : T. B. McFARLAND, Register. Dibble & Byrne, Attorneys for Applt cant, mils CH. FERRAND, rnotographic. and DaguerreaD : ARTIST,VERY kind of Am?r.. Photographs and. a Fp the in the best style of the 4s? a ; eee * STREET, over Tam’s Saloop pee Thence N 19> 00"W. 13.38 to a stake voL. XX nanan The Daily NEVADA . BROWN PUBLISHERS A? Gorner of Broad EERE ORTH: One Year—in advanc ix Months; ‘ oe Montis,‘*, Per week, T'wenty~ Auburn Street “q . GRASS WHE undersigned PS thanks to his-ot patronage, and hope ance ofthe same. I on hand, ithe futw atticle usually, four CERY AND PROYIS sell thém at the lowt os ‘e Charter Oak “Capital, § Iam agent for tl pany, which offers a different and better kind. éver offered t bines both Life In Bank. — WM. G Notary Public f Grass Valley July NATIONAL HO BROAD STREET. J. A. LANCAS' 1S WELL KN ways open for the Traveling Public been made to it, anc gant style. The Sle airy and comfortab compare favorably » in the State. The I pains nor expense to ’ fortable. Stages for all éheir Oitices at this ‘The Heuse is ] ‘the accommodation . , Siiiard. Ta ble with the Hotel. A share of Pabite ly solicited. deel t JO ] R. P. E. a Offiee, : 1 Kidd’s Build _ Over Aschhy He is prepared t Mechanical and Op. latestand Ivst appr Artificial Teeth in ulcanite amd (Alu guiranteed as to qu: Vis ts made at res Nevada, May 30th ~ BROAD §TR ; AMES COLL! Ways supplicd = PORK, MUTTON A Orders filled from ivered at their hoy Give me a call, — DEJ Away GRi ' VISIONS, OPPOSITE ME’ BROAD &8Ti New and Fres) Week, from the Bay Goods sold at the flvered tree of oly W000 RAN ie miles fror Ing 200 acres v tws. good — Fifty aer eS sowed to os Apple orchard of 9; aring. F ve hun old. The whole, {ublemente, for on Uther particulars Mull W. — FURNI URE ERSONS in w Furniture lin, Bed Room ; @0 buy them at ¢ ; 2 “alling on

# > ° ~. attend toany of those who-ar “ere wridisiike to form new -reqneinten ces, -& : 10 THE UNFORTUNATE. . —NEW REMEDIES,.. NEW. REMED. IE . ‘ ema, "of : DR, GIBBON’S DISPENSARY « ® : / 623 KEARNEY STREET, Dd Cor. Commercial, San FRANcisoo. “FQSTABLISHED in 1854, for the treat '4 ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseasessuch as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Syphiie is in all its forms, Séyminal Weqkness; Inpotency, etc. Skin Dis (lof years’ standing) and Ulcerated legs successfully treated, é DR. GIBBON has_the pleasure of announcing that he has returned from visiting he principal Hospitals of Europe, and bs resumed practice at his Dispensary, 624 Kearney Street, corner of Commercial, San Francisco, where his old patients and those requiring his services may find him. ra The Doctor has spared neither time nor niongy in seeking out new remedies, and has ‘poturnedwith increased facilities for the aileviation of human suffering — : Horrible Diseases. Gases ———How many thousands of persons,—both 7 Thence—on-struc-hr —“hinte and fematle,are there who -are—_suffer ing out a miserable exictence from the effect of secret indulgences, or-from virus abeorbed into thegystem ! bok at their pallid, emaciated ‘gnd disfigured faces and =their-broken dow coustitutions, disquali-: fying them for *#fie happiness of marriage or the enjoymefit of life. In this. horrid situation thousands suffer until d_ath cl: ‘«the scenc.’ -Let parents, guardians, friends sifferin with any of these horrible life destroying ~Iaaladics—see that. they are cared for and cured before it be too late. Send hem imnicdiately.to Dr. Gibbon;-a physician who has tiiade private disease his especial study for years, and who is certain’ to cure the . cases without mercury or most inveterate _ injurious drugs. It is important to those who are afflicted, or to those who are inter éated in the welfare of their friends, to be eareful of the many pretended tloctors who infest all citi pudlishing their-skill in curing all diseases in wfew-deys, imposing upon the public by using the names of em. inent physicians from+Enrepe—andother . places. Be, therefore, careful and make . atrict inquiries, or you may fall into the, . Lands of thase charlatans. j Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, the consequence of . relf abuse. “FPhis solitary vice, or depraved j sexual indulgence, is practiced by the! youth of botinsexes to an almost unlimited extent, prodneing with unerring «ertainty, the following train. of morbid symptoms, unless cembatted by. scientific medical . measures, viz; Sallow countenance, dark . spots under thé eyes, pain inthe head, ring. Ing in the ears, Noise like the rustling of leaves and the rattling of Chariots, uneasi. neas about the loins, weakness Of the limbs, . confuse vision, blunted intellect, loss of . confidence, diffidence in approachingstrang. disposition to shun seciety, loss of mem: ory, heetie flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, frrred tongue, fetidbreath, coughs, consumrptien, night sweats, monomania and frequent insanity. If relief be not obtained, persons. so afflicted should apply immediately, either in erson or by letter, and have a cure effected y his new and scientific mode of’ treating _ his disease, Which never tetis of effecting ‘quick and radical care, ‘Dr, G. will give ~ One Hundred Dollars to any oné who will prove satisfactorily.to him that he wiscured of this coniplaint by either of the San Francisco quackk. Married Men, rthose who contemplate marriage, who ®. suffering under any ofthese fearful malailies, should not forget. thesacred responsibility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain imnicdiate relief. Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s off2. or sending for packages of medicines may rely upon his assurance of confidential secrecy with implicit faith, and expect Do more than tobe-charged with « fair and-mmutu-. filly. satisfactory remuneration of services . circumstances . rendered, considering the ‘of the cases, rather than a tee prevale:t and elfish practice of extortion” among quacks and pretenders. i Dk. GITVBON is responsible, and will give-to-ench-pxtient a-writteninstrument, binding himself to.etfect a radi¢al and permanent-ctite;-ormeke-no-charge, Cured. at Home. Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing aletter'to Dr. Gibbon, ostuting case, suryptoms, length of time the tbisense es ete a Pave medicine promptly forwarded, free from duinage and cenriosity, to any part of the ~ country;Wwith full.and plain directions for use. By cuvlosing $15in currency or $10 in coin, in a registered letter throngh 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, 623 Kearney atreet, corner Commercial, San Francisco. Post Office Box 1957, S Private entrance on’‘Commercial street, Remember to put LOX 1957 on the letter=* 1 Coneultations FREE, B2" Correspendents will please inform Dk. GIPBON that they vend his advertise my ~pOOIS AND SHOES. eS oe . OW M. R. COE keeps “eonstantly op hand Gents Hosts, Shoes, Gaiters, Ladies, Misses & Children’s Balmoral iaiters, Shoes Slippers, &E>_ AM my Goods are-freamthe—best Hanufaeturers cof New York,Philade lphiaand Losten. Rubber Boots, Gents, Ladies, Misses and Childré-’s Shu ust fromthe manufactery, received by the last steamer. Lal tfutt nssortment of Binckine. Oil, French Cait, K p, Liyt: S Leather, Lace Leather, Pi; Nails, Lasts, and in faet round ia first class Sboe a2 _ REPAIRING DONE inthe ent in the DAILY TRANSCRIPT. 2 Store Roots and Shoes made to order And a gvod fit warrentedin-cvey—ense, I keep Boots of my Own manufacture al Ways OIrhand and will sell my geods heup as any other house inthis-county: NEW SAW _ MILL, AT WILLOW VALLEY. PANHE New Millat Willow Valley’ is complete? and we are now ready to fill all orders ter Dariting or Mining Paanber, * All Kinds of Lumber kept constantly o1 hand. Crcdcrs left at the étice on Boulder Street, or at the Store of Geo. E, TURNER? Pine Strect, will be promptly attended to, rd : M.L:& D. MAKSH, _ EMPIRE MEAT MARKET— ~~ Express lca vex Nevada eveoy _ sbove named points. Ste . samme before this: office’ with f in the . No, 454. Application for a Mining Claim. Ustren. Starrs Laxp Orrice. } . Sacramento, Gal.; February 28, 1873. 4 7 OTICE is hereby given, that the MartN tts Gold and Silver M “Post Office is San Francisco City made whose “County, 4 patent for e “. Gold and Silver quart ing gold with surface width, situate in ‘Fall district, Nevada County, © this office as follows, Commenciug a stake marked No. lin ock mound standing on Section line between Sectic 11, from gvhich a black oak 16 in diameter, bears N 45>_E 40} and the post common to Sect a1%i 12, Township 17-N, Range + M., bears E 25. trne line, var 17>, toa post_miarked Noy #7 from which-a_ pine tree It + eter beats NS RTS LW 5 ; : Sarvey-efExterior Boundarts . “Réginning at tr ey Stank a staké_ marked NO, from Which aDiacko eter bears NSo> W z ad Na. rn tovar line of lode, from whic}, 3 distant; thence-onm's trac chs to @ pest in rock 5," thence on a true , to a post bidrked*” 30 links SK « a-true line N ginning, and-cont being a portion of Se ship 17 north, Range pobbisesinh Merisiatice ; made prior to Jan. 1, 1 . Feld and worked since ¢ants and their grantors in -acc the mining laws.ot¢?Nevada Count} District. . Adjoining this claim on al is vacantpublic tand. a A i All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to. present the in sixty days . from the first day-of publishing hereof. T. B. MckARLAND, Register. Dibble & Byrne, Attys for Appb<anut, m4 . ELECTION NOTICE. ,Y OTICE is hereby given that an Election will be held on Monday,May 4 TS73,at the Marshal's office, on BroacdtStreet, Caty of Nevada, for Five ‘Trustees, . One Marshal, One Assessor, and one Trea urer. A. H. Hagedorn will ‘act as Inspector, and Jacob wich and Jos. D. Pletuming as Judges of seid election. The polls will be ~ . openat 8 o’clock A. M. and close at sun. SAMUEL CLUTTER, President. { i . ! down, Jno, W. Winds, Clerk Board Trustees, . Nevada, March 2st, 1375. m?22 . SHERIF F’S SALE. —— YHEREAS, Daniel Dooling, Mauric« V Dooling and Patrick Nugent—on the 10th day of Murch A. D, 1873, reeovered a judgment in the District Court of the Fourtcenth Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the County of Neévada, against Henry Atwater and John Knotwell ‘for the sum of Two Thousand Five Hundred and.sixty Five -Doilars, with interest thereon from the date of suid judgment at the rate of seven per cent per annunetillpaid, alin U8. gold-coin, together with costs of suit taxed at $10 00, and ‘counsel fees allowed hercin arcounting to the sum of $51 00 and interest at the rate of 7 percent. per annuin, Which said judgment is recorded in the Judgment Book . 5 of the-said District Court, en page 3Oo, Land Whereassit is ordered that the Morty: j set forth in Pltayaiil's Complaint be fore. +elosed and property therein described, towit; All tlaet certain lout or parcebof gold tainining lands and claims situate, lying and being on the evst sidaof Moor:’s Plat, in the county of Nevada, and State of Cahfornia, aud known and designated as the Ohio Minty —-€ teins, tired boundedsrs-tot lows, Viz: on the east by the Buckeye min ing claims and the Dooling mining elaiius, and on the West by the Pioncer minin Claims;thse-eH thai certain water ditch ana . Water right belonging te said Obio mining . claims situate, lying and being om and hear Moore’s Flat, in the County of Newade and State of California, and snown and desipmated as the Ohie water ‘itch and water right, end embractig and inchading all the natural waters flowing or being, or hereafter atapy time to tlow oF be within the bed and Banks of the ravines tapped by said Ohio water ditch, toyether with . tine ze . rights, privileges, eascinents, reservoirs and appurtenances .thereunto belonging; also, all that certain lot or parcel of gold mifning Jands and claims situate. lying and being onthe east side ot Moore’: Flat, in the County of Nevada and State of California and known and designated as the Dovolmy mining claims and bounded.as follows Viz; On the west by the Ohio mining claims and’on the South by the Buckeye mining eliins._Altso,all_that-cortain-water-diteh and water richt belonging to said Dooling mining claims situate, lying on Moore's blat, in the: County of Nevada and State of Cahtfornia, and known and designated as the DooKing water ditch and water right, and elmbrasing and including all the natural waters flewing, or bei: g, or hereafter at any time to flow or be within the bed or banks of the ravinéstapped by said Doo ving water ditch, together. with the rights, privilcyes; easements, reservoirs aud appurtenances thereunto belonging, all that certain lot or parcel ow piicer Jiitwing lands and claims. situate, ly ig . and on the eust side jot Moore's Flat, in tke County of Nevada and State of Californt and known and designated us the Buckeye“nuiming claims and bound. 4 e. 28 tollows, viz>sy the east by Par. adise mining Salus bad on the weet by the Ohio mining claims, be sold -te; ty said judyment, together With inte: and costs. : ~ Notice is hereby given that T willsxpose to public sale all the above ceseribed pryperty. to the highest Didder, in front Of the Court House coor, in the city of Ne vad Saturday, April 19th, 1873, Between the hours of Yo'clock A. M. and 3 o'clock P.M. Given under my hand. this 24th dey of March A.D, 1573. — FOSEPH,PERREN, Sherif. By ‘A. W. Porter, Under Sheriit. John Caldwell, Attorney for Plaintiffs. iny the &, on OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. } APPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effects of Errors and Abuses un early: lite, Manhcod restored, pediments to marriyge removed, New method Commercial Street, Nevada, FAMES MONRO having opened a Meat @F Market en Conimercial Street, is pre pared to supply ‘customers with the best qualify of Beet, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Corned eef, Corned Pork, . tc., at the lowest rates for cash. ! : f3 _MOORE’S FLAT AND EUREKA : STAGE LINE. at TAGE leaves Nevada city daily at 6% o’cloek, A. M. and returning every, day. sonnecting with Wells, Fargo & Co's Express tor Lake City, North Bloomfield, Moores’ Woolseys and Orleans Flats and Eureka, ’ Packages delivered, colléctions made and ali Express business ped attended to.— Gay for the TROTTER & CUNNINGHAM Pro} ‘18 of treatment. New and remarkable reme-. dies. Books and’ circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes, Address HOWARD AS. SOCIATION, No 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Pa.—an institution baving a tixh reputation tor hoporable conduct and prefessional skill. « “7 : as Foundrymen, Blacksmiths, —galinee Carriage, Makers, ELECTED OIL COMPANY'S LEHIGH KC COAL, Jackson Creck and Bulk Cum. berland Coal. Hard and Soft Pig Iron, being a speciality, the above are selected with great care for interior consumers, “413 and 415 Pacific Pacific Street, and 420 East Street Wharf betwecn Jackson an? Pahing Company, . i BE Pa stake marked BC N So. 4538, Patent toa. Application fora Patent to a = Wining Claim, «-.~1 ; Sacramento, Cal., February 238, 1538. }* AY UTICE is he eby given, that tfe Ain N ; a G ud Silver y ComUffice is S . Cal., have miade's three thon rd snd S&iver suri farictta Goi with goa, B ed “Mo. 1” in : tuner bears N 2 AS) ost common to Sé mak—-f-inehes in diameter ks; thence on wtrne line . rer kd ose iceé-On & true+ 0 & post marked . to January. 1, 1555, . hebi end work a been : 1 withthe qi ii im on all cant public laud: All_persens bLolding any adverse claim . thereto are hereby required to presenttheT before this office within sixty days trom the frstaay of publishing hereof. TB. McFARLAND, Register. Dibble & Byrne, Attys for Applicant. m4 . her Sacrimento, CaL., March 11th, 1873. United States Land Cffice. : FYNo A. B. Gentry, L. Hirschman, H: Gro. n¢ ver, Henry Layton, Ira Vanalbery, } Jenrings, David McTex: Thompson, Jas. ] ; M. Rat ey, J. K. Gamble, Wm. m, E it may concern: Where: u filed your-cMidavits im the C.S.1 aj Offices gTle ging the S '¢ of SW of NW . of SE LertNW ys NW of NE of SW kK; NE 4% of NW } of SW in Township 16 north, Range 5 east, 1s returned and by Commissioner's lett r dated December 2, i871, the sarme Jand is‘to be treated as Toineral im-eharacter, ua lor valuable for mining than tor agricnu purposes until the contrary is proved after diue notice. And whereas, Josiah Rogers] (Post Officé address, Nevada City, Ci dia, on the 16th day of May, AWD. 1505, tit 4 of Section 12; . in the Registe:’s office ef. this District his declaratory statement claimimg the sane land, and an ailiddyit alleging that it is agricultural da character, and” more-vatrbie for-agrinituraithan forqniping purpeses,4 exceptas td the Nevada Quartz Mining Claim in SW'1, of SW y of NW A of said Séc. 12. . ‘Therefore, you wall please take notice, that + underand by virtue of instructions from the Commissioner ‘of the General Land Office, dated Muy 6th, 1871.we have fixed the 15th . day of April, A. D. 1874,at 10 6’clock, AVAL, at this ollice, hefore tle Register and Receiver, tor the hearing of provts to detr. nine as to the mineral or agricultural character of said lends, ln witness whereof, we have here. THbo BEE GRE ids aH whised the seul oft this office, the day and the year firstubove written, seal +P —-H—-McPARLAND, Register. 1:8 HART FELLOWS, Receiver. f No, 459. . Application for a Patent to a Placer Mining Claim. U.S.. LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal.4 March 21, 1875 YOLICI is hereby piven, that George D, N McLean, whose Post OF1CE” address is Gruss Valley,. Névada County, Cal., has made application.for patent for the You Ret placer iuininyg clainn, situate in You Bet Mining District, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this office, as . tollows, viz: Beyinning at an oak tree 12 . inches in diameter, niaarked “B.C. No. 23,” from Which the quarter sc ction post on the east side-of Beetion-36, Townshi) 16 nerth, Range ? east, bears 8+ 8u>.W 27.50 chains . distant.” ‘Thence ona true’ line, variation . I8E,S8 6 > 00’ E99) chs to stake mafked “B.C. No. 24." ThenceS. 8!© 30’ W E.92 chs to cak stump marked ''B. ©. No, 25.” Thence S3> 50 W 7.20 to a stake marked “B. C. No. 26.” . Thence5,1> 00° E 12.95 chs to a pine tree marked B. C. 27. Thence 3 35> 00’ E'8.20 chs .to mauzanita . marked B.C. No. 28. Thenee 8S 85> if 2.80 . chs toa stake marked B. C.No, 29. “Thence N 6° W 4,25 chs to a stake marked B. C.No. . 1. ‘Thence Ss6> E 18.50 chs to spruce . stump marked’ B.C. No. 2., Thence N 4> 30’ W 5.80 chs to stake marked wu. C; No. 3, Thence N ilo’ E 0.50 chs to a stake marked B,C. No. 4. Thence N 12> 30°: 2AT chs tou astuke mar ed Be UC. Ko. tb. ‘Thence N 14> 3u0’ W 1.90 chs to stake marked B.C. No.7, ‘Phener N. 275 Ed.a3 chs to vtuke moarked B,C, No.8, Thence N 71> 4° E 1.76 cis to stake uiarked B.C! No. 9. Thence N 22> 135’ _W 2.15 chs to a stake marked B-C No. 10. Thence N 2? ESF ths toasteke auarked BC Now. ‘Thence N AS W 7.48 chs to kimall pine warked B C TP. Thence N 32> sv W704 chs to cedar stimp marked BCNo.13. Thence S sy? W 44 chs to stake marked’ BC No, 4. ‘Thence M6 ' EV.70 chs to a stuke li ked B C Next. ‘Lhence N 54> 45° E t ebhs toesinke marked BCNo, 16. Thence AS? W 12.50 chs to\an ouk stuke hiarked pao als dhence 5S ote 45’ W 13°35 chs to stuk@suarked b C No. 18. “BhenceS v= 30 W 5.40 chto stake markedsB C No. 1); Thence S LID AY. 9.10 chs to a stake warked BC No, 20, > 15° E 2.92 ch Sk, . No, 2.00-chs—to—-a stake No. Thence S 84° W 12.12 Chs an oxk tree marked B C No. 23, at the plitwof beginhing, and ventainivg 107 UL.iu0 ads being a portionof the E of NW &> of SW 43 Woes of NEY and W of section 31, Pownship 16 north, Range 10 east, Mount Diablo Base and Meridien, Said location was made prior to the year 1853, and has been held ever since aud worked by the applicant and “his” predecessors, according to The customs and usages ot said mining district. Adjoining claimants are Brown Brothers on the South, himigrant Company and Duryea &~ Rose on the the North. On the east by Wilcox Ravine and ob .he west by vacant land, : All_persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same before this office within 60 days trom the-first aay of publishing hereof. T. B. McFARLAND, Kegister. Dibble & Byrne, Attys for Applicaut. m25 ARCADE SALOON. \& DJOINING Greenwald's Cigar Store, on Broad Street, Nevada City, ; A. B. CARLEY, Reepsconstantly on hand the besto LIQUORS and CIGARS oA siniariess Old friends and new comers are invited o cific, San Francisco, Zz ag 9 Geo. W Stuart Jafaes P. Hobart and { a} j A { . ‘orth, Range 11 Meridian. wit . success cf 215 »chée most celebra liffe, . } . A. Leathe,E. EMattison . ic . ease has assumed a new form, —o 3 —— ‘ — understanding how iinperatively necess: United States Land Office. % _-Secramento, Cal: Mggch 2th, 1875. t all whomit may concer: Whereas, { youraf}davit in the U.S. Land-Of‘ ging the S 4g of NE: 4 of Sp.tion in Township 16 North, Range 8 eagt, and 2th dey of February, 1568, hip Lénorth, ranze’s east, _S. Land Office, at Sacra> fi} tat than for ¢: the pr ve due 2 And where: ohn Post Office address Grass Vahey did, he 17th day of April tér‘’s offi-e of Reg Piat of Township 16 North, was-filed in the U, 5.Land Office at Sacramento, Cat? and ‘by Commissioner’s letter dated December 2,.1871, the S46 of S Wy, NE of SW & andSE 44 of NW Querter a 9 East, is to be treated astpineral in. char: and by Coulumissioner’s letter . acter, and more vaiuabie_ for mining -than ), 1871, the Same ‘and is tu fgoy atrricultural purposes until the contra— ; character, and . ry is proved afte® duc nuticess.And whereax, Juseph Ducoty, (Post Offide address, is Grass Valley,-Gat)} did; con.the 98 day of 3, April, A. D. 1872. file in‘the Register’s ofsive of this District h.s Declaratory Stateinert claiming the it "United States Land Office. Sacramento, March Tth. 1873, —— Ek le i 0 WHO IT MAY CONCERN : Whereas, on the 21st day of March, 1868. the Range 9 East, if Section 22, in Township 16, North, Range uae land alleging that and more agricultural in eharacter, _ PRIVATE MEDICAL AID, Quick Cures and Moderate ChargesDR. W. K.-BOHERTY:s Medical and Surgical Institute, aNd. 519 Sacramento Street, Corner -f Lcidesdorff Street—fA.fe% door below the What Cheer House] SAN-FRANCISCO, he Private entrance on Leidggdorff Street, Established expressly to aiford the aftlicteg Sound and Scientific Medical aid, in the Treatment ahd Cure of all Private and Chronic diseases# Cases of Séeresy ; “AND ALL SEXUME DISORDERS, wo the Afflictea, OCTOR W. K. DOHERTY .RETURNS a A. is ; ms J \Wis"sincere thanks to his numerous th nent yaluable for agricultural than for mining . patients for tlieir patyonage, and would‘taka re ul. purposes. ‘Therefore, you wil please take . this opportunity to remind them tnat ne j ter, qotice, that uncer and by virtue of instruc. continues to consult at his Institute for the a t i then . tions rem the @dmmissiguer of the Gener: + eyre of chronic diseases of th Lungs, Liver =} you will . al 1d Oftice, dated May 6th. 1871, we have . Kidneys, Digestive, and Gehitu-Urinary Or. e iotice, that ubdtr and by * irtue . fixed + 15TAday of April, A. D. 1873, at 10 . gang, and all Private Diseases, viz: Syphities fromthe Commissioner of . ) 6'¢lock, A. M., “at this office, before the . }is-in all its forms and stages, Sentinal 6th, dated May ith day of-Aay ‘clock A. M., at this : i€ Re ter and Receiver, for « hearing of proofs to de termine as to the rat eral er agricultural character of said yo cimawitness whereof we have here seal ainto set bur handsand affixed fhe year first above written. ® : . : T. B_McFARLAND, Register. . .

HART FELLOWS, Receiver. m23 ——$—$—$—< Sf s. ALIFORNIA INSTITUTE) “Established* by ‘ . J. eg yoUNKe, IN 1850. No Cure,‘No Pay. Tonsultation, ‘by Letter or otherévise, Free. DR. € 1 years, and has become one of sured, place itin. point of number of patients among the very first of the world, anc i fo none. . ‘Thence N 67> 45’ w 2.90 chains to. a stake . PRIVATE DISEASES. . Eskod "RC 542 20) eee: 30" . In Males and Irregularities in Femalés.aye WV 2.72. to a forkéd’ oak marked © 3B] the great destroyers of health, They insid-/. 6.55." Thence N 15S E 11.41 chains. to . jously attack the system, and gradually un. an oak stumptuarked “B.C 56.""_Lnenge N . +} the nm irom cheek, Strel and ad successive generations, tne marks can. be im } etipples, the Idiot-j AHE, seased offspring, and seen st FATAL ENEMY to man, co the Venere doubles his dang who have been treated with that pernicious MINERaL POISON afe not cured ;. the disMEDICAL rs DO NOT BE. SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURE; Lence that will baffle the effects of medicine . Chains-to a stake marked “BC 69.”" SEMINAL WEAKNESS. grow weakuess in his-muscularand men. tal or ization should stop. and consider whence ita rises. He will tind in the weakzg of the limbs, back, tremblir . . Register and Receiver, for the hearing of . ¥; A—-proots-to-deterniine—as—to the .niineral-or Ofagricultural eharacter of Baid Tands. first above written. m18 Application for a Patent to a iy eed hereby viven, That George D. Nevada Cour SHISCELEBRATED. INSTITUTE HAS . gee, 1 enjovettonthis Coast dn uninterrupted . qnarked “BC” wee vite;-7 chains above the crossing of the Red ed Institutions of the age.) y)G The great number annually received and . 59. inches in diameter, bears 8 19> w= 1.80 . chains distant, bristion the sucveéss of itstreatment ranks it second . 11.38 chains to-a stake marked “BC” 53.e and @estroy-—‘it; they drive jhe . 713 45’ w.451 chains to a shatt the lustre from the . X 6> 13’ w-4.47 to a small ouk marked th and vigor from the frame, . -¢ prirked “B C 59," corner to Sections Township 16N R9 E. stump marked ling With : 9 ©} ic 63 stuke marked 2.01 chains.to. a. + Thence $ 149 marked "B : chains to place of beginning and contain{ al Tu witness whereotywe have herej sear) unto set-cur hands and ~affixed the —— } seul of phis office, the day and year Bic FARLAND; Register, HART FELLOWS,. Receiver. Placer Mining Claim. McLean, whose Post Office address.is rmine, situate in You Bet Mining District y. California, and described n the Plat and field notes on file in this ef. satellows, viz-+—Beyinning at acstake . 52, standmig in Arkansas Ra. g and Nevada road from Which a live oak Thence on a true line, va. of magnetic needle 18> E, North Thence 542” ‘Pfience N—10.25-chains to a~ stady. standing 7°5p chains Seot 24 and 25 on E. line of . Thence N. 679 30" . E 9,50 chainsto u stake marked “BC No 60." . ChtnceN 54> vO’ EB. 4 chains. to a -burnt . B COL.” Thence 8 33> E ins td astake marked “B C 62.’" Thence . Those . .$ 64> w.3.60 chains to'a stakmarked. “*B . Thence $.8> © G4.” 15” w ¥.55 chains toa Thence N 80° ked “BCO5."— vins to an oak . “B E 3.33 . Thence . teservoir,No 68. Thence 8 599. 15 -. N 71> 45’ E 5.46 chuius to a stake in Arkan. = 5 The young man who experiences that . sas ravihe marked “BC 70,” ‘Thence 81> . Application 30’ Ww i1. Thence 5 20> w 10 Chains to a stake “45°. W 12.97 Thence S ' d divestion, unac powers of the mind, distaste for sod ¥ MS ciety, dread of impending trouble, forebod: . yu, inzs of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and las“ivics dreams, accompanied bygrowing deafness, loss-of anuseriar-pewer, and mmerous other. symptoms of disorganization, the positive traces of that most terrible and festructive of all diseuses—Seminal Weakness—wasting away Iris powers, destroying fis-hope of lite and manhood, and dragging . him along the broken path of his existence, toward a-prenuiture and loathsome grave, to hil shi fe dribbling out in the discharge of the vital principle cr ests: tence in necturnal.and diurnal emissions, the mere cessitioiw. ofthe causes of its apSearance brings no relief. Marriage, that bol office, -the-safegnard — and hope of gianhood, brings tosuch a one ne hope.of cure, but adds to his nrisery in the knowledge that the one who looks. to him‘fer so much of her happiness is a vies) tim of his evit, and an innocent Coimpanion . of his punishment. -He adds tu his misery . and diserder until hope leaves bim. . There is ne resefe excte in proper and skillful treatment. Consult, then, at once, a physig Sia “Whose” practice and carcrnl research has ‘made him theroughly conversanitwith + every phase of the disease, Those who have become victims of solitary vices, that dréadful, fascinaling and destructable habit, that fills thousands of sick rooms with paralytics and consumptives, and hundreds of untimey vraves w th its misguided victiths.should consult wi nout delay, one who will syinpa. thise with, their sufferings. ‘To sneh the Doctor would especially recommend him-’ Belt, giving to h andall guarntees of a Perfect and ‘Permanent, Cureawithout hinerance from business, change of diet, fear . of exposure: . IMPORFANT TO THR LADIES. When a Female:isin concle or attlicted with disease, and-requijres mecical or surgi. eal attendance, the inquiry should be, Where is there a physician who is fully Gompetent to administer relief, and whose-respectabte+ atuncing in soviety recommends liim to the confidence of the community. The Doctor, . Who tal Vv these requirements are, feels called upon to interpose, and by calling the attention of the afflicted tothe fact that he has been a Professor of Obstetrics and Female diseases for ‘fwenty Years, and is fully qualified to administer in all cases, both medically and surgically, not in a supe ‘ial manner, but in as Chorewigh @ MANNCY AS Years OF RIUdy and practice—both in hospitais and families can make, tosave them from the tands of the unqualified unscrupulous, and designe ing. Therefere, families ean rely uporhim . as upon a father. , All in affliction can tind . in himone whocan feel and sympathise . with and befriend thenr imtrouble—one in . whose secresy the utmost contidence can. be j ylacee. : . To Cérrespondents. LETTERS.— Persons of either Sea, who Wish to consult the Docter, and who eannot } visit the city can, by stating their symptoms in-a letter, reeeive advice and assurance of . a cure at home. All letters réturned or dee } troyed. Address,BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M. D. . No. 618 Sacramento Street; near Montgomry.Box , < EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE . NEVADA” CITY ANCASTER & ROBINSON ! S anc 'GGIES ae of the State, ——TEAMS, with Elegant Bu W ané Hacks to let at the pF a Pig n on the most reasonable terms, Our Horses are free from vice, of good . Style‘and ¢apable of going as fast as any gen‘tleman cares to drive. Carriages for Funerals attended to with pomprtness._Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or month and the greatest of care guaranteed 9 drop in and see me, m1 Nevada, May ountab.é failing) ing 49:05 acres, and beils Wie Diablo Meridian. am Wateh of us atthe loWest possible . t ders prompt Lys . the Fourte . State of Calitoruia, in and for the ¢ “Za poition cf the of NW} and 3 Ws of 8 W17-0fSee ‘Township 16 North, Kange 10 East Mt. 20 Chains to u stake marked BC He . . . . Said location. was made prior to the year 1858 una has ever since been held and wor. . ed by the claimant and his. predeccssvrs in interest under and in accordance with. the . customs+4Hd«amsayes of suid Mining Dis. trict. Adjoining’ clainyants are Henry . Stehron the west. Duryea and Rose’ on . the south, by Arkansas Canyon om the cast, and by Duryea and Kose and vacant public land on the north, ATT persons “hotting-any~adverse--claim thereto ure hereby required to present the . suluc before this office within siaty days trom the first day of publishing hereof. —4 Be Mc FE AKLAND Registers Dibble & Byrne, Attys forapplicant. 1030 WALTHAM WATCHES IN HEAVY CASES. VW have sent great numbers of these > excellent watches to our customers in the Pacific States, and all have given . Sutistaction. We hive for several years sold more American watthes thant any other . house in the country, citherwholesale or retail, and the reaaon is, that-our prices are low, and we only sell a good~=article. . Our plan is, to send .single watches by Exe Press toany place, no matter how remote; with thie bill to collect on delivery; to let the purchascr open the package and exam. Ine the watch, aud be perfectly satisfied be. fure.payinggsthe bill; and we offer fur any Wwatcli that” Goes not: prove satisfactory to REFUND THE MONEY. * If you will write for our DESCRIPTIVE PRECE LIS! we will mail it . to you without expense, and from it you will see that you can buy a genuine Walsew York prices, and without ‘auy risk Whatever. ° We send many Watches to the Pacttic States that-we always have 4, 5, 6 and 8 oz, on hand, so as to All orWhen you write mention that yon saw this notice im the Nevada, . Cals, Transcript. and if you Want reference We cub Laine persons iu every County. on the coast that ve had watches trom us. Dowotlet distance or your. out-of-the location deter vou from writing for Price List. Address : sO cases . the ae ; ‘HOWARD & CO.. . No, 222 5th Ave., New York. Formerly at . ®65 Broadway. Lut nid ‘NUMMONS.—State of California, of Nevada, ss. urteenth County . inthe District Court of . Judicial, District of the ; Panty of Nevada. The People of the State of California send greeting to Richard Ren,deyvendant. You-are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you in the District } Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District } ot the State of California, in and fcr the! County of Nevada, on the 19th day of Noy. . 1872, by The Peuple of the State of Califor. Nia,”"plainuiif, and to answer,the complaint . -. filed therein, within ten days (exelusiye of . the day of service) after the seryice on you . of this Sumicons—if served within this . county; or, if served: out of thiscounty, bat . in this district, within twe nty days; other. be taken aguinst you by def: tg the prayer of said « pactiven™ brought against your interest in the East half of ‘Sestion £6 fownship 19, N Range 16 East, containing 328 acres, situate in the County of Nevada and State of California, and to annul the certificate of purchase No. 3366, issuéd to you on the 7th day of February, 1870, on account of your failure. to pay the sui of 1 $90 = _ from you to plaintiff, as interest on purchase weoney ree J ake uae, mey for Jands and for you are hereby notified that if you ar and answer the said Conxgiea, the: said plaintit e Court for the relief demanmult, according at, ——) In testim seal’ Plunkett, Cler f Distriet Court in the city of Ne Feb. ruary, A, D. 1873. ‘ai T.C. PLUNEET?, Clerk, ~ LANCASTER & ROB . We of sclt-abuse;-Gonerhea,Gtlect; Strictures, S Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissigrs) Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back and Loins, Tnila pes, ete., and he hopes that his long expe. -* oon oS FE “«B. 80 transmitted. ‘. otherwise FREE. *. teed or no pay. } Lhenee on a trut 115 North, Range 10-East . Range 10 East Moupt Diablo Meridian. Third standard Ms . ‘ownship line 38.30 chains, ‘Thence $ 9° W . ing line from . Thence 8 & . 65> . C No 47.” {to a Pitch Pine ‘marked “BiG No 46. ‘a stuke marked hua . No. Sb6-” wise, within forty days—or judument will . _ Bemg an . v to foreclose . va. tkness, atid all the horrid consequences iumation of the Bladder .and the Kide-nnd saceessfial practice will continas teinsure-hini tv shere-of-public-patronage, “By the practice of andthe Cnited States he isecnabled taapply .— Lthe most efficient and. successful remedies against dh mercury, charges moderate, treats. his qatients in a correet and honorable; way, and bas references of ‘wuqnestiondble: veracity from menof known respectability and high standing in soviety. i + hima, by letter or otherwise, Will receive the One Valley, Nevada County,Cal. bas-made lsbest and gentlest treatment, aad imiplicit +Gruss Valiey. Nevada County ,Cas. ets ad me application tor Patent for the Red Dog Placmany years in’ Europe wses of all. kinds. He uses np All parties consulting . secrecy. ~ " To,Correspondents, ee Patients {male or female) residing in diy. . part of the State, howeverdistant, who may desire the opinion and advice of Dr. Doher. ty, in their respective cases; and who think proper to submit a written statement o such, in preference to holding apersonat interview, are respectfully assured that their COMMUNICATIONS WILL BE HELD sa. {CRED AND CONTIDENTIAL. be fully and candidly described, personal . communication will be unnecessary, ax instructions, inchiding diet, regimen, and the If the case eneral treatment of the case itself, (inclidng the remedies) will be forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as to convey . no idea ef the purport of the letter or parcel Consultations by letter or: Permanent cure guuran’ Spermatorrhea. DR. DOHERTY has. just published an important pumphticet, embodying lItis) wn views and experience in relation to Impo. tence or Virility, being a short treatise on . Spermatorrhiea, or Seminal Weakness. Nervous.and. Physical Debility consequent on this affection and other diseases of the sex ual Organs. This little work contain Sin formation of the utmost value.to all, whether married or single, and will be sent FREE avesthe poison to. crawl tprough the . tree marked ~ Thence. § 612 w . by maiLon receipt of Six Cents in postage Fr aor ; is See zi aCe eee 3 * retour age eéting its “way into the tissues and . 4.2) Ghuins to a stake marked “BC No 67, ager ooh pies hele Re M.D at benesth the apparently smooth sur-) Thence $548> E 5.91 chains—to_a—point_int re sat es eS ecrat fees Cal ‘. faeé,tey burst outin the future with a virn’ 82 San Francisco, Cal. . No. 456, for Patent toPlacer Mining Claims. U.S. LAND OFFICE, i] Sacramento, Cal. March 14. 1873. { ~~ oc is -hereby-_given,_that GEORGE D. MNcLEAN. whose Post office address is Grass Valley, Nevada County, California, has made an applicaticu for a Patent for the Neecé and Wert, aud Brown’s Hil Plaeer Mines and the Walloupa’ Placer Mines, situate in You Bet Mining District, Nevada County, California, in Townships 15-and 16 North, Range 10: East, Mount Diablo Meridian, and described in the Plats and Ficld j hotes on file inthis office, as follows :~ Forthe Neece and West and Brown's Hill Claim, viz: Beginnirg at a point in a’ Reservoir, from which a Pine Tree, five inches in diameter bears N 367 30’ W 2.51 clisins: line, -(variation of magnefic needle 18° -E).S 36° 30’ E 10.79 chs to larve Black Ook marked “BE Ne. 3h” Thence $8 55> 36° W. 19.40 chains to a stake marked **B © No.32. Thence N-35> 36’ W 10.60 chains to a stake marked “BC. No. bs.” marked “BC, No 34.” 18.00 chains toa stake marked‘ B. CX. 35." "Thence 8 239 30’ £13.15 ehaips to o stake marked "BC. No 80.” at plice of be“inning, and confaining 44.50 yefes and being in Lots’ 9 and 10 Sectiop’ 6, Township vd inthe S Ey of Section 31/Township 16 ke oO connect With puolic-survey commencing at the established corner to Townsttips 15-N. Range 10 E and 15 North Range ¥ E on North. Thence East ov Thence N 55° of 3-E d.00 Chains tostake No. 34, at the N W. corner of Brown's Hill claiins, making thee this to Township post, N. $1= 15’ W 37.Bichains. se For the Walloupa Claim, as follows, viz . Commencing ut a point in a Reserveir ata stakeqnarked-5-C-Nv50," from which the established corner on the third paralls ] North, between Townships 15 North, ange ) Fast and 15 North, Rangé.10 East, bears N 225 W 24.24 chains distant, Thence 0n_® true line,—variation of the magnetic née dle being 15> E,—S 18> 30’ E: 2.88 chains to_alarge Black Oak marked “B.C, Nou 4." > 30’ E 8.96 chains to a Pine sturup-‘murked **B C. No. 48."TFhences, W_7.42.chains toa_stake-marked_‘“‘B. Thence $ 15>. id’ E 6.24 chains } LOS Thence 8 88>. 15" E'3.4e chains to a Sugar Pine marked**B CG No 45.” Thence N 4u> 00" E 4.34 chains toa stake marked ©BC. NU 44." Thence 8 3445’ E 4.30 chainsw astiuill Pine tree marked “BC No 43."TRenceS 209 ov’ W 5.60 chains to a Sugar Pine marked *B C No42.”) Thence 8 50? 30°.E 3.03 .chains to a stake marked “BC. Nosh PHeDCE NGS" U0" E6282 eh@ins tw “BC. No 40.” Thence 8 SUS 30° E-3.03 chains to a—stake marked “BC No-30-* ‘thence -§20> 00" W 6.82 chains fo a stake marked ‘BC No 38.” hence S 8v> 30’ E 8.45 chains to a take rked “B. C. No 377’ Thence N 5° 3i ; E. 27.12 chains to a stake marked “B. C. Thence N. 8iF 00’ W 9,4 chains to a stake marked ‘*B, C. No. 35." Thence 5-84 30’ W_11,05 chairs to the place of beginning, and containing 43.29 acres and being in a portton of Lots 6, 11, 19 and 13; Towuship 15 N kange 10 BE Mopat Diablo Meridian. Se Said locations were madelong prior the year 1460 and have been held and work. ed ever since by this applicant and his predeceSsors in interéSt in accordance with . the mining customs and laws of You Bet Mining District. ‘The Neece& — West—and —. . Brown’s Hill claims are bounded on the Birdseye Canon: on.,.the south. DY si. «DoW to Common public land ; onthe East by claus ot Hydeliff and Bush and brown Brothers and on the North by vadant public land. The Walloupa Placer mine is ‘bounded on thé South and Bast by Hankin claims and Birdseye Canon and on the other sides by claims owned by parties whose names are unknown, and by vacant publicland. All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby requested to present the same befor this offite within 60 days trom the first day of pubiicatién hereot. eine : T. B. McFARLAND, Register. Dibble & Byrne, Attorneys for Applt cant, mils CH. FERRAND, rnotographic. and DaguerreaD : ARTIST,VERY kind of Am?r... Photographs and. a Fp the in the best style of the 4s? a ; eee * STREET, over Tam’s Saloop pee Thence N 19> 00"W. 13.38 to a stake voL. XX nanan The Daily NEVADA . BROWN PUBLISHERS A? Gorner of Broad EERE ORTH: One Year—in advanc ix Months; ‘ oe Montis,‘*, Per week, T'wenty~ Auburn Street “q . GRASS WHE undersigned PS thanks to his-ot patronage, and hope ance ofthe same. I on hand, ithe futw atticle usually, four CERY AND PROYIS sell thém at the lowt os ‘e Charter Oak “Capital, § Iam agent for tl pany, which offers a different and better kind. éver offered t bines both Life In Bank. — WM. G Notary Public f Grass Valley July NATIONAL HO BROAD STREET.. J. A. LANCAS' 1S WELL KN ways open for the Traveling Public been made to it, anc gant style. The Sle airy and comfortab compare favorably » in the State. The I pains nor expense to ’ fortable. Stages for all éheir Oitices at this ‘The Heuse is ] ‘the accommodation . , Siiiard. Ta ble with the Hotel. A share of Pabite ly solicited. deel t JO ] R. P. E. a Offiee, : 1 Kidd’s Build _ Over Aschhy He is prepared t Mechanical and Op. latestand Ivst appr Artificial Teeth in ulcanite amd (Alu guiranteed as to qu: Vis ts made at res Nevada, May 30th ~ BROAD §TR ; AMES COLL! Ways supplicd = PORK, MUTTON A Orders filled from ivered at their hoy Give me a call, — DEJ Away GRi ' VISIONS, OPPOSITE ME’ BROAD &8Ti New and Fres) Week, from the Bay Goods sold at the flvered tree of oly W000 RAN ie miles fror Ing 200 acres v tws. good — Fifty aer eS sowed to os Apple orchard of 9; aring. F ve hun old. The whole, {ublemente, for on Uther particulars Mull W. — FURNI URE ERSONS in w Furniture lin, Bed Room ; @0 buy them at ¢ ; 2 “alling on