April 16, 1873 (4 pages)

Biss ainsararn Wi RMAEABE CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE Established ‘by ee e DR. J. G YOUNG, 4EN -1850. No Cure, No Pay. "" Romsultation, by Letter or otherfs ‘ + , wise, Free. NHIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS enjoyed on this Coast arf uninterrupted i success of 21 years, and has becomé one of . che most celebrated Institutions of the age. The great. nnmber annually received and cured, place itin point.of number of pe tients among the very first of the world, and the success of its treatment ranks it second to none. , , 7 PRIVATE DISEASES: . ; In Males and Irregularities in Femates are the great destroyers of health. They. insidionaly attack the system, and gradually undermine and destroy it; they drive she bleom from the cheek, the lustre from the . eye, the strength and vigor from the frame, they give pany and diseased offspring, and poison, through successive-generations, the yace of man. The marks can be seen in ~~ Scrofula, Consumption, Jcipplés, the Idiot ic, the Paralytic, and the Insane. ™ MERCURY, recognizéd as the most FATAL MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with _the Venereal, doubles his dangers. o8e who have been treated_with that pernicious MINERaL POISON are not_cured ;— the-dis_ yase has assumed a new form, Do NOFBE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURE; . ‘tbat leaves the poisor ta craw! through the system, eating its way into the tissues and organs beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst-outin the future with a vign-. ence that will baffle the effects of medicine SEMINAL WEAKNESS._i The young: man who experiences that * growing weakness in his muscular and nrental organization should stop. and consider whence ita rises. He will find.in the weak—egsof the back, trembling of the limbs, disordered digestion, unaccountab.e failing of the powers of the mind, distaste for so-. ciety, dread of impending trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness, tronbled arid lascivics dreams, accompanied by growing —-——qeatness, loss of muscular power, and nu-} + Gg See = =n rs ‘ < e ' . i r 4 » a ~& 6 ees i > i pes ‘ oe a t \ ° a ‘ , rs ) m pierous other symptoms.of disorganization, the positive traces of that.most terrible anddestructive of all diseases—Seminal Weakness-_wasting-away his powers, destroying _ his hope of lite and manhood, and dragging Lim along the broken path of his existence, toward 4 premature and loathsome grave, To him who finds his life dribbling out in the discharge of the vital-principle of existence_in nocturnal and diurnal emissions, the mere cessation of the causes of its apgearance brings no relief. = Marriage, that holy office, the safeguard i. and hope 6f manhood, brings to such a.one no hope of cure, but adds to his misery in the knowledge tliat the one who looks to him for so much of her happiness is a victim of his evit, and an innocent companion of his punishment. He adds to his misery and disorder until hope leaves him. ,There js ne rescue except in proper and skillful ‘treatment. Consult, thet,at once, a physi@cian whose practice and careful research has made him thoroughly conversant with every phage of the diseasé, Those who have * PHhecome victims of solitary vices, that dreadful, fascinaiing and destructable habit, that fills thousands of sick rooms with paralytics and consumptives, and hundredgof untimey graves with its misguided victims,should -coasult wi nout delay, one who will sympathise with their sufferings. ‘To-such the Doctor would especially recommend him.welf, giving to each and all guarntees of a Perfect and Permanent ‘Cureawithout hin+ nance from business, change of diet, fear 9 exposure. * IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.When a Female isin troucle or afflicted with disease, and requires metical or surgioal attendance, the inquiry should be, where is there a physician who is fully competent to administer relief, and whose respectable standing in society recommends him to the confidence of the community. The Doctor, understauding now imperatively necessary these reqairements 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 Twenty Years, and is fully qualified to administer in all cases, both medically and surgically, not in a superficial manner, but in as thorough a manner as years of study and practice—both in hogpitals and families ~can take, to save them from the hands of . be County. of Nevada, and State of Calithe unqualified unscrupulous, and designing. Therefore, families can rely upon him ~as upona father. Allin affliction can find in: him one «who can feel and sympathise with and befriend them in trouble—one in whose secresy the utmost confidence can be ylacee. : To Correspondents. LETTERS.—Persons of either sea, who. wish to consult the Doctor, and who cannot visit the city can, by stating their symptoms in a letter, receive advice and assurance of a cureat home. All letters returned or detroyed. Address, ' F. JOSSELYN, M. D. BENJ. No. 618 Sacramento Street, hear Montgomry. Box ~, d _ PROBATE NOTICE. -G€ATATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nebh vada. In the Probate Court. In the matter of the éstate of Jus. H. Moore, “deceased. Pursuant to an order of this Court made this day, notice is hereby given, that. -Friday-the 25th-dey-of-A pril, A. D.1873, at 10 o’elock, A. M. of said day, at the Court Boom of this Court, in Nevada City, County of Nevada, has been appointed forshearing the application of Francis Smith, praying that a document now on file in this Court,. __purporiing to be the last will. and testa. ment of James H. Moore, deeeased, be admitted to probate, and that letters testamentary be issued thereon to the said Franeis Smith, at which time and place all persons interested therein may appear and contest the same. © Nevada, Cal., April 14th.-1873. T.-C, PLUNKEDT, Clerk. By Jno, Parrison, Deputy. QO. P. Stidger, Atty for Petitioner, al5 WALTHAM WATCHES IN HEAVY CASES. Vy E havesent great numbers of these excellent watches to our. customers in the Pacific States, and all have given satisfaction. We have for several years sold more American watchesthan any other house in the country, either wholesale or retail, and the reaaon is, that our prices are’ low, and we only sella good article. Our pian is, to send. single watches by Express to any piace, no-matter_how remote, with the-bill teCollect on. delivery; to let the purchasér open the. package and examine the watch, and be perfectly satisfied before paying the bill; and we offer for any watch that does not prové satisfactory to ae forour DESCRIP‘we will mail it you write TIVE PRICE LIAT, to you without expense, and from it you will sce that ‘you can buys genuine Wal. — B sey us at + ye lo’ : possible ew York. prices, and witho ri whatever, Rye send 80 aay F< Gg » the Pacifio States that we 8 have 4, 5, 6 and 6 ox. cakes tanh edies Moki! or. ders promptly. When you write mention that you -saw this notice “til the Nevada, Cal., Transcript, and if ae want ref ce} ‘we can bame persons in every co on €.e we et distan ‘@ had cages ety we & wo not istance or your out-of-the-way Pease deter you fim writing for the Price List. Address. gisiect toh. 1 _ HOWARD & CO. i it ; ree eEeeee(y aae ss ATT chet i WANTED. i % ; ‘Yand appurtenances thereunto belonging; No. 454. ; Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. Gsrrep States Laxp OFFice. \ r Sacramento; Cal., February 28, 1873.4 ° + OTICE is hereby given, that the Marietta Gold and Silvcr Mining Company, . Whose Post Office is San Francisco City and County, Cal., have made application for . patent for 2200 lineal feet of the Sulphuret Goid and Sitver quartz mine and lode bearing gold. with surface ground. 100 feet n width, situate in -Fall Creek miniug distri, Nevada County, California, and described in the pjat and field notes on file in this office as follows, viz: _ Commencing at a stake marked No. 1 in ock mound -standing on Section line between Sections 2 and 11, from which a black. oak 16 inches in diameter bears N 45> E 40 links distant, andthe post. common to Sections 1, 2,11 and 12, Township 17 Nj Range 11 E, M. D. . M., bears E 25.25 che dintant; Thenee ona true line, var 17° E, [N15 W_ 33.33 chs toa post-marked No, 4ina rock mound, from which a_pine tree 16 inches; in diameter bears 5 82> W 60-links distant. Survey of Exterior Boundaries: Beginniug at stake ‘‘No. 1,” as above. Thence on a true line N 75> E 0.76 chs to a Btake marked “No. 2” ina rock mound from which a black oak 16 inches in diameter bears N 57S W_57 links; thence ona -true-Hne —N—152-W_ 33.33 chs to a stake marked No, 3 in rock niound, standing near’ the symmit of a very steep descent towards Canyon Creek; thence on’ & true Hiine 8-7 0: stake—marked “No, 4”in rock mound at north end of centre line of lode, from which a pine tree 16/ inches in diameter bears S 82>. W 50 links “distant; thence on a true line S. 75> W 0.76 chs to a post in-rock ‘mound marked *+No. Bx? thence on a’ true line $15 E 33.83 chs to a post marked “*No, 6” in rock mound 30 links S-E of Lindsey Grade; thence on a true line N-75> E.0.76 chs to place of beginning, and containing 5 06-100 acres and being a portion of Seetions 2 and 11, Township 17 north, Range Il<éast, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian. Said~location was made prior to Jan. 1, 1858, and“have been held and worked since then by the-applicants and their grantors in accerdance With” “the mining laws of Nevada County Mining District. Adjoining this claim on,ali sides is vacant-publit Iand, -—— i All persons holding any adverse claim: thereto are hereby reqtired to present thee same before this office within sixty days from the first day of publishing hereof. m4 Dibble & Bymne, Attys for Applivant. ELECTION NOTICE. YOTICE is hereby given that an Election will be held on Monday,May 5th, 1873, at the Marshal's office, on Broad Street, inthe City of Nevada, for Five Trustees, One Marshal, One Assessor, and one Treusurer. A. H. Hagadorn will ‘act as Inspector and Jacob Rich and Jos. D. Flemming as Judges of said election. The polls will be open at 8 o’clock A. M: and close at. sundown, = —s SAMUEL CLUTTER, President. Jno, W. Hinds, Clerk: Board Trustees, Nevada, March 21st, 1873. m22 " ié SHERIFPF’S SALE. emanate HEREAS, Daniel-Dooling, Maurice . Dooling and Patrick Nugent of the 19th day of March A. D. 1873, récovered a judgment in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, against Henry Atwater and John Knotwell for the sum of -“I'wo~— Thousand Five Hundred and Sixty Five Dollars, with interest thereon from the date of said judgment at the rate of seven per cent per annum till paid, all in U. 8.gold coin, together with costs of suit taxed at $10 00, and counsel fees allowed herein acounting to the sum of $51 00 and intérest at the rate of 7 per cent. per anpam, which said judgment is recorded in the Judgment Book 5. of the said District Court, on page-309, and whereas it is ordered that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiff's Complaint be foreclosed and property therein described, towit; All that certain lot or parce) of gold . mining lands and claims situate, lying and being on the east side of Moore’s Flat, in fornia, and known and-desigmated as the lows, viz: on the east by the Buckeye mining cleims and the Dooling mining claims, and on the west by the Pioneer mining claims; also all that.certain water ditch and water right belonging to said Ohio mining» elaims situate, lying and being:on_and near Moore’s Flat, in the County of Nevada and State of. California, and known and designated.as the Ohie water ditch and wathe natural waters flowing or being, or hereafter at any time to flow or be within the bed and banks of the ravines tapped by said Ohio water ditch, together with the rights, privileges, easements, reservoirs also, all that certain lot or parcel of gold mining lands and claims situate, lying and being onthe eastside of Moore’sFlat, in the County of ‘Nevada and State of California and known and designated as the Dooling mining claims and bounded as follows viz: On the west bythe Ohio mining claims and on the South by the Buckeye mining claims. Also, all that certain water ditch and-water right belonging to said Dooling mining claims situate, lying on Moore’s Flat, in the County of Nevada and State of California, and known and designated as the Dooling water ditch and water right, and embracidg and including all the natural waters flowing, or being, or hereafter at any time to flow or. be within the bed or banks of the ravine tapped by said Doo ing water ditch, together with the rights, privileges, easements, reservoirs and~appurtenances thereunto belonging. Also, all that certain lot or parcelof placer gold mining lands. and claims situate, lying and being on the east side of Moore's Flat, in the County’of Nevada and State of California, and known and designated as the Buekeye mining claims and bounded :8 follows, viz: on theeast by the Paradise mining claims and on the west by the Ohio mining claims, be sold to satisfy said judgment, together with interest and costs. . Notice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale all the above described property to the highest bidder, in front of the Court House door, in the citwof Nevada, on eure: April 19th, 1873. Between the hours ot Yo'clock A. M. and 5 o’clock P. M, ; Given under my hand-this 24th day of March A.D. 1873,JOSEPH PERRIN, Sheriff. By A. W. Porrer, Under Sheriff. John Caldwell, Attorney for Plaintiffs. OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. APPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN . “from the effects of Errors and Abuses ‘in early life, Mamhood restored. Impediments to marriage removed. New'method of treaatment.New and remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent free, in . sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD AS8SOCIATION, No 2. South, Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.—an institution having a for hi ble ai ap rapt te boycesbleondagswe Foundrymen, Blacksmiths, —aNnD— : Carriage Makers, ELECTED OF COMPANY'S BEHIGH COAL. Jackson Creek and Bulk Cums ing verialit tg webmag ith bg & Spe . J 415 Pacific Pacific Street, and 420 413 and : } Wharf between Jackson Francisco, 4 which a black oak-9-inches—in di “T BMCFARLAND, Register = as United States Land Office. _ r Office, alleging the S 4 of SW %4 of NW % xcept as to the Nevada Quartz Mining Claim Ohio Mining Claims, and bounded as fol. ter right, and-embracing and including all : % “No. 453. _ Application for a Patent to a oPP’. Mining Claim. ’ Usrrep Srates Lanp OFFICE. } + Sacramento, Cal., February 28, 1873. UTICE is he;eby given, that the Marietta Goli.and Silver Mining Company, whose Post Officé~ts San Francisco City 4nd County, Cal., have made application for patent for three thousand (3000) lineal feet of the Marietta Gold and Silver quarts lode bearing goid, with surface ground 20Qfeet in width, situatein Fall Creek mining district, Nevada County, California, and described in thesplat and field notes cn file in this office as follows, viz: Beginning at a post -marked—*No.-1” in a rock. mound, from which the mouth of the lower Lindsey tunnel bears N 26> Ww T2:88 chs; andthe post common to Sections 1, 2, Phand 12, Township 17 N, Range 11 east, beareN 49° 24°-E 31.58 ebs. _ Thence on a true line-yar. 17>~E, N-26% W 45.45 chs to a post marked No. 4 itma_rock mound, standing. on the suniumit of a sharp divide between the South Yuba River and Canyon Creek, 3.00 chs east of the Washington trail. Survey of Exterior Boundaries:Beginning-at post at south end of the center line of the lode, marked No. las aboye; thence ona true line N, 64> E1.51 chs to-a post marked No.2 ina rock mound; thence on a true line N 26> W 45.45 chs to a post taarked No. 3 in rock -mound, from bears south-161inks;—thence on atrue line S$ 642 W Lélchs, to a post ingrked No: 4 in rock mound, at the Nerth-end-of the centre line of the lede.as noted; thence on a truey line § 64°-W'1.51 chs to @ post marked ©No. 5¢%in a rock mound; thence on.a true line 8.26>>E 45.45 chis. fo apost ini rock mound; thenceon a true line N 64° E161 4hs, to the place “of beginning; and containing 13 72-100 acres,-according to the United States system of surveys, and being a portion of tlie Sj of Sec 2 and N 44 of Section Il, Township 17 North, Range 11 East, Mt Diablo ase and Meridian. Said location was made prior to January 1, 18538, and has ever since been held and worked wnder-and in accordance—with the quartz mining laws of Nevada County mining district, and was purchased/‘from the original’ locators by applicant. Adjoining this ‘Claim on all sides is vacant publie-land. Allspersons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same beforesthis office within sixty days from the first day-of publishing hereof, T. BL. MCFARLAND, Register. Dibble-& Byrne, Attys for Applicat. > SacRAMENPO, CaL., March 11th, 1873NO A, B. Gentry, L. Hirschman, H. Grover, Henry Layton, Ira Vantilbery, Alex. Thompson, Jas. Jennings, David McAlley, J. K. Gamble, Wm. M. Ratcliffe, T. T. Folsom, FE. A. Leathe,E. E. Mattison, and_to all whom it may concérn: Whereas, m4} 7.15 N R.9 E. M.D. United States Land Office. ". TO THE UNFORTUNATE. Sacramento, Cal. March 20th,;1878. TREWREMEDIES, NEW. REMED IE 39. W, Stuart, James P. Hobart'andy~ : . -— ; ee ge oat may tencerh: Whereas, DR. -GIBBON’S DISPENS ARY yor flled your aftidavit in the U.S. Land Of-. \ fice, alleging tha.S of NE {of Section 13, in Township 16 North, Range 8,east, and Whereas, oh the 20th day of February, 1868, the plat of Township i6north, rangé 8 east, was filed in the U. S. Land Office, at Sacramento, Cal;, and byCommissioner’s letter dated Decembef 2, 1871, the same iand is to be treated as mineral in character, and more valuable. for ‘mining than for agricultural purposes until the contrary is proved after due notice. And whereas, John Cashin ( Post Office address Grass . leoatad. Valley. Cal.) did, on the 17th day of April ‘DR. GIBBON has-the pleasure of anA. D. 1868, fife in the Register's off . ” nouncing that he has returned from visiting this District his Declaratory Statement . he principal Hospitals of Europe, and has cla'ming the same ee and an affidav.t al. biatnaed practice "at -his® Digpensary, 623 leging that @. is a6 icultural in character, . Kearney Street, corner of Commercial, San and more valuable. for agricultural than . Foon iced, where his old patients and those for mining purposes. Therefore you willl sequicitay fe sorsites ame Sick bin, please take notice, that under and by > irtup . “. noctor has spared neither time nor of iustructions from the aa 6 nd money in seeking out newretmedies, and has the General Land Office, duted May 6th, . timed with increased: facilities for the 1871, we have fixed the 7th day of May, A» . 01) Viation of human-suffering D> 1874, at 11 o'clock A. M., at this of__ eeetnn Pivenaua: tice, before the Register and Receiver, for} ees id is ee the hearing-of proofs to determine as to Bact pepe AR opengl mis eral 6F Sgrichitural-eharweter of WET ont a miserable existence front THe et) — feet-of secret indulgences, or from virus absorbed into the system ! Look at their pallid, emaciated and disfigured faces and their broken dowi: constitutions, disqualifying them for the happiness of marriage or the enjoyment of life. In this horrid situation thousands suffer until d_ath closes tthe xeenel--het parents, 2a 51 ds. attend toany of those who are sufferin with any. of fhese horrible life destroying maladics—see that they are cared for and cured before it be too late. ~ Send them immediately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who has made private disease his especial a ; a years, and who is certain to cure the Sacramento, Cal., March 26th, 18is. rin iuvctieue cases without: mercury or N “inom is hereby given, that Enos P. r4 ajurious drugs. It is important to those IN Hubbard and John Driscoll, whose . ‘cho are afflicted, or to those who are inter Yost Office addressis Columbia Hill, Ne. wited in the welfare of their friends, to be “yada-County, Cal-,-have-made application . —oveful-of the many—pretended:doctors who for a Patent to the Snicktan Placer claims, infest all cities, publishing their skill: in situate in You Pst rear Nese hee pees . curing all diseases in-a few days, imposing County, Cal. snd Seances =e aaa . upon the public by using pge names of emField Not 5 on filein this officé, a8 tollows, . inent “physicians ‘rromAMutope and other viz : Commenting at a post markeA No 1, . laces._Be,. therefore earefal-_and-make in mound of rock oR the zsorth side of aj Pri t inquiries ce or may fall into the deep tut, the same being theoutlet of Mc-. 2 ak of thoan narietatss Donald Co’s mine, from which the section . F878 °" oo nal Weakness. corner common to Section 1, 3, 34 9nd. 32; 2 Geatont Smissiona,. the consequence re 5 : ; a Beers 5 > oe pas . self abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved GEOt chaink dian ene ae a sexnal-indnigenee, is practiiced by the Econ wens te es oS ree . youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited Led No 2--in mound of rock frem which a. S%tent, producing with unerring certainty, hee pine ae imones in diameter, bears = L the fc lowing train ofmorbid ‘symptoms, pile arse Sistas oe i nays er red unless combatted by scientific medical box agrees bears ST = . — measures yiz: Sallow countenance, dark distant. 'Thenee vars 17> 50’ F, ae Sy spots under the eyes.-pain in the head, ringchains to @post marked No 3 in mound of . ing in the ears, noise like the rustling of rock from which a pitch pine 18 inches 1D) eaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasi62% KEARNEY ‘STREET, S cor. Commercial, SAN FRANCISCO, BLISHED in 1854, for the treat ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases guch as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Syphii. is in all its forms, Seminal: Weakness, Impotency, ,étc._ Skin Diseases (of ~ years’ standing) and“ Ulcerated legs successfully { —— In witness whereof, we have here . } seal $ unto set our hands and affixed the (—=} seal of this office, the day ard the year first above written. : : : T. B McFARLAND., Register. HART FELLOWS, Receiver: Dibble & Byrne Attorneys. _ m238 ; No 465° Application for a Patent to Placer Mining Claims a F “U.§. LAND QFFICE, } You filed your affidavits in the U.S. Land avd S 4 -of-Nlo of SW. 4y-0f NW 4; W of ‘SE \ of NW \; NW 14 of NE \ of SW 14; NE44 of. NW % of SW & of Section 12, in Township 16 north, Range 8 east, is re. turned and by Gormrméesioner’s letter dated . ‘December 2, 1871, the same Jand is to .be . treated as mineral in character, and more . valuable for mining than for agricultural . purposes until the contrary is proved after due notice. And whereas, Josiah .Rogers (Post Office address, Nevada City, Cal.) dia, onthe 16th day of May, A. D. 1863} file in.the Register’s office ef this District his declaratory statement claiming the same land, and an affidavit alleging that itis ag-° ricultural in character, and more valuable for agricultural than for mining purposes, in SW \% of SW & of NW \ of said Sec. 12. . Therefore, you will please take notice, that underand by virtne of instructions from the Commissioner of. the General Land Ofiidg dated May 6th, 1871. we have fixed the Isth day of April, A. D. 1873, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at this office, before the Register and Keceiver, for the hearing of proofs to determine as to the. mineral or agricultural character of said lands. a In witness whereof, we have herewei} unto set our hands and affixed the year first above written. seal of this office, the day and the _____._ ‘I, B. McFARLAND, Register. *m18 HART FELLOWS, Receiyer. Application for a Patent to a Placer Mining Claim. U.S. LAND OFFICE, } Sacramento, Cal., March 21, 1875.4 ¥ O'TICE is hereby given, that George D. McLean, whose Post Office address is . Grass Valley, Nevada County, Cal.> has made application for patent for the You Bet placer mining claim, situate in You Bet Mining District, and described in the plat and field. notes on file incthis office, ds follows, viz: Beginning at an oak tree 12 inches in diameter, marked ‘B.C. No. 23,” from which the quarter section post on the east side of Section 36, Township 16 north, ‘Range 9 east, bears-S—825 W 27.50.chains distant. Thence ona trife line, variation 18> E, 86> 06" E 4-90 chs to stake marked . “B.C. No? 24." ThenceS. 815 30° W’1.92 . black oak 10 inches in diameter marked No } . 4 from which ablack oak, 8-inches. in; di . . Phence var 17> . Snicktam claim, being about the centre of . the ground claimed now, and was owned in} . are’supposed to have been the original 10oMedical and-Surgical Institute, J diameter bears S“&S W. 67 links distant. . i Dae eR ; T ‘ . 2 bh catas ness about the loins, weaknessof the limbs, Thence var 172 66" E,swest 45 chains tos confused vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in approaching strang<< @ 47> 30 Et a is . ers, a disiike to form new-acquaintances,—-& Sr Dees os Ft 8 yong Sg a disposition to shun society, loss of eee the place of beginning, aula containing 180, Ore ptions: about. the ag te Neng ee ae 7 Sr Ee aCe E: fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night pcntiod wen wade as early ‘as 1864 or 1855. . Sibecney rage een frequent saan ra , : ea oS: . Tf relief Denot obtained, persons: so afilictof that portion formerly known as the. oq ghould apply immediately, either ie . person or by letter, and have a cure effected by his new and scientific mode of treating ‘his disease, which neverfails of effecting quick and radical cure. .G, ‘will give eators. The south-west portion of the) oS a sty bo hinenas he iar gcound-was formerly known as the Burns . 3 this complaint by either of the San & McCarty claims and were located in 1863. . Francisco quacks. = : That part formerly known as the Snake ra. ” : Married Men vine claims -waslocated-about-the year 1963 fF those‘who contemplate marriage; wie and was held and owned by L. H.Heyda suffering under any of these fearful 1856 by E. D. Simmons, J. H. Fuller, Mi. chael Heydlauffand Wm. Heydlautf who . . lauff. The McFarland claims compose the . maladies, should-not forget the sacred resoutherly portion and are believed to have . been located about the year 1860. Adjoining‘claivants are McDonald & Co. on the south. Ms 2 ve a = , East and West there . sending for packages of medicines may rely BE dina ony savers ciniaa . CO oe See ae sate padi ae eran aan — . ally satisfactory remuneration of services From the = BM a A EEANE Fotgioe rendered, considering the circumstances Niles Seatis + “ veg iidal tae “1S . of the cases, rather than'a too prevalent and iles Searls, Atty for Applicant. _ mie elfish practice of extortion among quacks and pretenders. DK. GIBBON is responsible, and. will ~pive toeach patient-a -written—instrument,binding to effect a radical and per. manent cure, or make no charge. . Cured at Home. Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, statig case, smyptonis, length of _. time. the. disease has continued, and have niedicine. promptly forwarded, free from damage and curiosity; to any. part of the country, with full and plain directions for use. » By enclosing $15.in currency or $10 in coin, in a registeréd letter through the Post Office, or throngh Wells, Fargo & Co., a package of medicine will be forwarded by express to any part of the Union. Address DR. J. F, GIBBON, 623 Kearney street, corner Commercial, San Francisco. Post Office Box 1957.* Private entrance on Commercial street. Remember to put BOX 1957 on the letsponsibility resting upon them, nor delay . to obtain immediate relief. ; Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s ofi3 or _ PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. Quick Curesand Moderate Charge. DR. W.K. DOHERTY’S No. 519 Sacramento Street, Corner of Leidesdorff Streef—[A few door below the What Cheer House] SAN FRANCISCO. _’ Private entrance on Leidesdorff Street, Established expressly to afford the atilicted Sound and Scientific Medical aid, in _ the Treatnient and Cure of all -Private and-Chronic diseases, Cases of Secresy , AND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS. To the Afflicted. OCTOR W: K. DOHERTY RETURNS 3 his-:sincere thanks to his numerous: patients for their patronage, and would take this opportunity to‘remind them that ne continues to consult at his Institute for the eure of chronic diseases-of the Lungs, Liver ter. Consultations FREE. protien #@ Correspondents will please inform chs to oak stump marked “B.C. No, 25.” Thence 83° 30 W 7-20 toa stuke imarki d +B—6C No 26-4 Phenee-$-4=-00+-E-12,95 chs to.a pine tree marked B. C. No. 27. Thence S 85° 60° E 8.20 chs to manzanita marked B. C.No.28. Thence S 85° E 2.30 chs toa stake marked B. C. No. 29. Thence N 6° W 4,25 chs to a stake marked B.C. No. 1. !fhence § 86> £18.50 chs to spruce stump marked B.C. No.2. ‘Thence N 4> 30’ W 5.30-ehs-teo-stake marked s. C. No. 3. Thence N $j? 15’. K, 0.56 chs toa stake marked B.C, No, 4. Thence N 12°: 3u’ E 2.47 che to astake marsed B. C. No, 6. . gans, and all Private Diseases, viz: SyphiHis-in—alH—its—forms_and—stages, Seminal . Weakness, and all the horrid consequences . of self-abnse, Gonorheea, Gleet, Strictures, . . Debility, Diseases of the Back and Loins, ; Inflammation of the Bladder and-the Kidi neys, éte., and he hopes that his long experience and successful practice will continue to insure, him a share of public patronage. By the practice of many years in Europe and the United States he is enabled to apply 2 SN det eat eas the-most efficient and successful. remedies ‘Thence N 14> 30° W 1.90 chs to stake markagainst diseases ofall kinds. ed B. C. No. 7. Theuc eN.27> B3.88 chs to . mercury, charges moderate, treats his pastake mirked B. C. No8, Thence N7* . tients in a correct and honorable way, and tna te stake marked B. C. No. 9. . has references of unquestionable veracity abst aed 4 Keg! ." =. Mra My a B ore . from men of known respectability and high ; . 10. rence N 2° E 4.84 . society. A {es consulti thttch ets mand BC Ra. standing in society Ni parties consulting N 5° W 7.58 chs to small pine marked B C . bes tlest treatment’ i i No. 12. Thence N 32° 30”W 7.04 chs to. pin gentlest trea! rit, and implicit eedar stump marked B € No. 13. Thence .= To-Correspondents. — py bey gy ~~ marked BC No. Patients (male or female) residing in any nie d BO N # a + -70 chs to a. stake . part of the State, however distant, who may 4.28 oe ge ane a, ’ peo N 54> 45’ E . desire the opinion and advice of Dr. DoherNs? W a ao pipe ed BCNo. 16. Thence . ty, in.their respective cases, and who think BONo17 gi cay Cre gts tae . proper to submit a written statemen* 0 + : ; ot 3.35 chs} gue i aferenc : sets to stake marked Lb C Na. 18. Thence'S a2 0 auch. ip. pasterence So Belding & pecsanst » Bt ‘interview; respectf W 5.49 chs to stake marked B C No, 19. COMMUNICATIONS WILL BE HELD SA; Thence $ 11S W-9.10 chs to a stake marked . CRED AND CONFIMENTIAL. If the case B O-No. 20. Thence 8 762 15° E 2.96 chs to} be fully and candidly described, personal 4 stake. marked BC No. 21. ThenceS 2> E. communication will be unnecessary, as in= chs. ae marked BG No. 22. . structions, including tiet, regimen, and the ence 5 45 iv 12.12 chs to an oak treé} eneral treatment of the case itself (includmarked .B C No, 23,-at the plave of begin-. ng the remecties) will be forwarded without pine. and containing 107 01.100 acres und . delay, and in such a manner as to convey teing powon a $e = 46 of NW ‘a3 Es 4$ . po idea of the purport of the letter or parcel ey 4 of NE \ and W ¥s of SE 4 . so transmitted. Consultations by letter or of Sectien 31, Township 16 north, Raiige 10. REE, Pefmane guaran. east, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian pees pin bm _—— # . Said location was mate prior to the year 1858, and has been held meg since and — ed by the applicant and his predecessors, according to the customs and usages of said mining district, Adjoining claimants are Brown Brothers on the South, Kmigrant Company and Duryea & Rose on the the North, On she east by Wilcox Ravine and on Line west by weseet land, * persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the } same before this office within 60 days from the first any of publishing hereof. _T. B. McFARLAND, Register. 2 i ah geen erage ae DR. DOHERTY has just published an important pamphlet, embodying bis-—-wn views and experience in relation to Impo. tence or Virility, béing a short treatise on eon — Weakness. Neryous and Physical Debility consequent . this affection and other. disceses of the oa ual gel so little work contain Sin forma utmost a.ér married or single, pean = tof pret PhEE by mail on receipt of Six Centsin postage address, We k"pétirerr Dibble_& Byrne, Attys for Applicant. m25. 824 So 7 NING Greetiwald’s Cigs re, P i L. Broad Strect; Nevada City, . Attormeys& Counselors at Law, gific, San . FFICE—Next door to Post Office, } new comers are invi Exchange Building ‘ . Kidneys, Digestive, and Genity-Urinary Or. . Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissiors, Sexual + He uses no . Thence . him, by letter or otherwise, will receive the . assured that their+ a Hawke, deceased. . Bikes Bde idatnags Fou * DR. GIBBON that they vead his advertise ment in the Dan.y TRANSCRIPT. myl United States Land Office. “Sacramento, Cal, March 14, 1873. . PANO all’whom it may concern : Whereas, on the 7th day of January, 1870, the ; Platof Township 16, North, Range 7 East, was filed in the U.S. Land. Office, at Sacramento, Cal. and by Commissioner’s letter dated December 2, 1871, tne Ws of 8 E Quarter of 5 “ction 4;in Township 16 North, Range 7 East, isto’be treated as mineral in . character, and inore valuable. for niining . than for agricultural purposes, until the contrary is proved after die notice. And . whereas, Mrs. Johanna Rapp, _jPust Office address, Nevada City, Cal.] did on. the 13th day of March, A.D. 1873, file in the Regis. ter’s Office of this District her Declaratory . Statement claiming the same land, and an afttidavit alleging that itis agricultural in character, and mor valuable for agricultural than for mining purposes. _The.efore, you will please take notice, that under and by virtue of instructions from the Commissioner of the General Land Office, dated May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the 2Jd day of -April,_A.D.1873, at-10-o’elock-A. M.;—at this office, before the Register and Receiver, for the hearing of proofs to determine as to the mineral or agricultural character of said lands. oy alii In witness whereof, we have hereseal untoset our hands and affixed the ——) seal of this office, the day and the above written. T. B. McFARLAND, Register. HART FELLOWS, Receiver, Notice to Creditors. (N THE MATTER OF THE . ae oo deceased melas Pe ereby given by the undersigned, adm Ptratrix of the Estate of John Howse, ; deceased, to the creditors of, and all ns having claims against said to ex. hibit the same with the necessary vouchers within 1@months after the first publication 4 ~~ — bar said administratrix, at Ww ice of Ni ‘ ‘im the County of N eset . 8. HAWKE, Administratrix of Joh: year first ~~ m20 at nm ‘. Shop on Broad Street. Thev ; cs o i U Applicationfor Patent toPlacer : _ U.8. LAND OFFICE, Sicramento, Cal. March 14, 1873, OTICE is hereby given, that GEORGE: D. McLEAN, whose Post office address is Grass Valley, Nevada County, Californ} has made kA application Yor a Patent 1 the Neece and West, aud Brown's Hill Plac. er Mines and the Walloupa Placer Mines, situate in You Bet Mining District, Nevada North, Range 10 East, Mount. Diablo ‘M. ridian, and described in the Plats and Fiela notes on file inthis officé,as follows -2. For the Neece and West and “Brown's Hil} _claim, viz: Beginning ata point ina Res. ervoir, from. which a Pine Tree, five inches in-diameter bears N 36> 30’ W 2.51 Cliaing ‘hence on:a true line, (variation of mag. netic needle 18> E)S 36° 30’ E 10.79 chs to large Black Oak marked “BC No. 31." Thence $ 55> 30’ W. 19.40.chains toa stake marked ‘BC No. 32. Thence N 35= 30° Ww 10.60' chains to a stake marked “BC, No 33.” ‘Thence N192 00° W. 13.38 to a stake inarked “BC, No 34.” Thence N 55° & 18.00 chains toa stake marked‘ B.C. No. 35.” Thence $ 232-30’ E-13.15 chains te: 4 stake marked ‘‘B C.No 30.” at place of bepinning, and containing 44.50-acres and be 15 North, Range 10 East, atid. in thes E + Range 10 East Mount Diablo Meridian. Ty connect with pubh¢ survey commencing at the established corner to Townships 15 N, 5.90 chainsto stake No. 34, at the NW. corner of Bro-wn’s Hill claims, making the clos. ing line from this to Township post, N. 81> 15’. W 37.81 chair _ 4 For the Walloupa Claim, .as follows, viz Commencing at a point in-a Reservoir ata -stake marked ‘Lb C No 50,” from which the established corner on -the third. parallel 9 Bast and 15 North, Range 10 East, bears N 225 _W'24.24 chains distant, Thence ona true.line,—variation of the’ maguetic needle being 18> E,—S 18> 30’ Ki: 2.88 chaing to alarge black Oak marked “‘B C, No 49," 'Phence $ 53° 50” E 8.96. chains fo a Pine stump marked ““B 6. No. 48." -Thences 68° W 7.42 chains toa stake marked up C_No 47." Thence $152 _i5"E 6.24 chains to a Pitch Pine marked “B C No 46,.— Thence 8 33> 15’ E 3.48 chains tp a Sugar Pine marked ‘BC No 45." Thence N 40° 00’ E 4.34 chains toa stake marked “BC. No 44.” Thence § 34> 45° £4.36 chainsty a small Pine tree marked ‘BC No 43,”-Thence S 2U> -00’ W 8.60 chains to a Sugar Pine marked “B-C No42.”" Thence § sv> 30’ E 3.03 chains-toa stake marked “BC No 41.”. ‘Thence N 20° 0’ E 6.82 chains to a stake marked “BC. No 40.” Thence 5 8g0> 30’ E 3.03 chains to a. stake marked “BC No v9.” Thence 8 20> 00’ W 6.82 chains to a stake marked ‘‘B C No 38,” Thence S 80°. 30’ E 8.45 chains to astake marked “B.C. No 37." Thence N 5° 30’ FE, 27.12 chains to a sta marked “B. C. No. 36-” Thence N. 819 00’ W 9,94 chains to-a stake marked ‘‘B, C. No. 35.” Thence §$ 84° 30’ W 11.05. chains tothe place of beginning, and containing 43.29 acres and being in a portton of Lots 6,11, 12 and 13, Meridian. = Sai@ locations were made long prior ~ ed ever since by this applicant and his predecessors in interést im accordance with the mining customs and laws of You Bet Mining District.TheNeece & West and ~Brown’s Hill claims are bounded onthe west by Birdseye Canon; on_ the south by vacant-public land ;onthe East by claims of Hydelitf and, Bush and Brown Brothers and on the North by vacant public land. The Walloupa Placer mine is bounded on the South and East by Hankin claims and Birdseye Canon and on the other sides by claims owned by parties wlivse names are unknown, and by vacant publicland. . All persons holding any adverse~ claim thereto are hereby requested to present the the first day of publication hereof. T. B. McFAKLAND, Register. cant.’ mls Placer Mining Claim. Nig. is hereby given,That Georre D. McLean, whose Post Offive address is Grass Valley. Nevada County,Cal>hes made application for Patent for the Ri d Dog Piucer mine, situate in You Bet Mixing District Nevada County, California, and described in the Plat and field notes on file in this ¢tfice, as follows, viz: Beginning at 4 stake marked “‘B QO” 62, standing in Arkansas Rayine, 7 chains above the crossing of the Red Dog and Nevada road from which a live oak 50 inches in diameter, bears $ 19° w 1.85 chains distant, Thence on a true line, variution of magnetic needle 18> E, North 11.36 chains to a stake marked“‘B C”’63,-—~ marked “B © 54.2% Thence 8 59° 30” W_2.72 to a forked oak marked “ BC55.” Thence N 15° E-11.41 chains to an oak stump marked “BC 56.” Thence N 71> 45’ w 4.51 chains to a shuft 5T.-Thence N 6° 15’ w 7.47 toa small oak marked *B €-58;.—'Phenee-N-40.25-chains.toa__stake marked “B € 59,” standing 7 50 chains Sof corner to Sections ~24 and 25-on E line of E 9,50 chains to a stake marked “‘B C No 60.’ ThenceN 54° 30’ E 4 chains to a burnt stump marked “‘B C612? Thence S$ 33° E 9 chains toa stake marked $B C 62." Thence S 642 w 3.60 chains to a. stake marked ‘““B C 63." Thence § 8° 15’ w, 9.55 chains to's stake marked ‘BC 64.” “Thence N_80* 2,61 chains toa stake marked “‘B C 65."— Thence 8 14.15’ E 2.05 chains to. an (ak tree marked “BC 66.” is 4.21 chains to a stake’ marked “‘B C No 67. Thence 8.582 E 6,01 chains te a point. in Reservoir No 68. Thence $ 39° 15’ E 3.33 chains to a stake marked ‘‘B. C 69.” Thence N 71°45’ E.5.46 chains to a stake in Arkalsas ravine marked “BO 70,” ‘Thence 8 1” 30’ -w 3.20 chains-to.a.stake marked ‘‘B C No 71.” Thence $ 20° w 10 chains top stake marked ‘‘B € 72.”. Thence 8. 43> “W_ 12.97 chains to place of beginning and containing 48.03 acres, and being a portion of the 30, Township 16 North, kange 10: East Mt. Diablo Meridian. Said location was made prior to the year 1858 ana has ever since been held'and WoT»~ ed by the claimant and his predecessors 12 interest under and in accordance with the customs snd usages of said Mining Dis trict. Adjoining claimants are Henry Stehr on the west. Duryea and Rose the south, by Arkansas Canyon on the east, and by Duryea and Rose aud vacant public land on the north. _ oe pager Sia oem: any s the thereto are here’ mired to presen same before Tele ote within’ sixty aay s from the first day of publishing hereof. BSB. MeFARLAND, Register. Dibble & Byrne, Attys for applicant, ™5? _ JOHN H; HARRISON, ") ay REED oy cond : — CORNED BEEF, Sere sold at reasonable rates for Cash. , opposite the Newads Ss _.> NILES SEARLS,, ___In Front of the Court House, WILLIAMS & JOHNSON County, California, in Townships 15 and 1g North, between Townships 15 North,Range ~ Township 15 N Range 10 E Mount Diablothe year 1860 and have been-held and work— Dibble & Byrne, Attorneys for Appli Township 16N R9 E, Thence N 67° 30" Thence 8 61° W. W's of N W \& and N-W 4 of 8 W ¥ of Seeadverse claim . = UF ing in Lots 9 and.10 Section 6, Township +! of § E 4 of Section 31, Township 16 North, Range 10 E and 15 North Range 9 Eon © Township line 38.30 chains. Thence S 9° W ‘ same befor: this office within 60 days from-~ fora Patent. to-a— Thence N°67> 45’ w 2.90 chains toa stake ; . corner of Bros { w 7 TERMS OF Oné Yeay—in addy “fix Months, “** (3 Per week, T wet Auburn Sir GRAS HE undersi¢ thanks to hi > patronage; -and-t ‘ance of thé same. on-hand, in the f article usually €ERY AND PRO sell them at the’ =u ~ Charter 0: Capita’ Iam agent fo pany, which offe different and be kind ever offere bines both Life Bank. Ww” Notary Publi Grass Valley . NATIONS BROAD STREE’ J, A. LANE HIS WELL wiys open the Traveling Pr been made to it. gant style. ‘The airy and comfo1 eguipare favorat in the State. TI pains nor expen: fortable. Stages fora their Ottices at t The House the accommbdat _sSiliard Ta with the Hotel. ABhare of Pul ly solicited, deci an oilice, In Kidd’s Br Over As He is prepar Mechanical amd latest andmost Artificial "Peet Vulcanite and guaranteed as ti Vis s made a “Nevada, May _ BROAD § AMES CO @9 ‘ways supp: PURK, MUTP¢ Orders titted livered at thei Give me aca! Nevada, Mar Ami.y VISTONS. OPPOSITE BROA _, New anil Week, from the Goods sold a delivered free. Wo00D R IVE mites ing 200 . rooms), twe . houses, _Fitty acres sowed 1 Apple orchard bearing? F ve old. The wh implements, f further partic tall te 2 + Bed Ro. Down to Com: can buy them Calling on ME MIVIL AN D. BLM R. P. GRay, ~ Office at the Nevada, Ms ————— R, }

Biss ainsararn Wi RMAEABE CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE Established ‘by ee e DR. J. G YOUNG, 4EN -1850. No Cure, No Pay. "" Romsultation, by Letter or otherfs ‘ + , wise, Free. NHIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS enjoyed on this Coast arf uninterrupted i success of 21 years, and has becomé one of . che most celebrated Institutions of the age. The great. nnmber annually received and cured, place itin point.of number of pe tients among the very first of the world, and the success of its treatment ranks it second to none. , , 7 PRIVATE DISEASES: . ; In Males and Irregularities in Femates are the great destroyers of health.. They. insidionaly attack the system, and gradually undermine and destroy it; they drive she bleom from the cheek, the lustre from the . eye, the strength and vigor from the frame, they give pany and diseased offspring, and poison, through successive-generations, the yace of man. The marks can be seen in ~~ Scrofula, Consumption, Jcipplés, the Idiot ic, the Paralytic, and the Insane. ™ MERCURY, recognizéd as the most FATAL MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with _the Venereal, doubles his dangers. o8e who have been treated_with that pernicious MINERaL POISON are not_cured ;— the-dis_ yase has assumed a new form, Do NOFBE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURE; . ‘tbat leaves the poisor ta craw! through the system, eating its way into the tissues and organs beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst-outin the future with a vign-. ence that will baffle the effects of medicine SEMINAL WEAKNESS._i The young: man who experiences that * growing weakness in his muscular and nrental organization should stop. and consider whence ita rises. He will find.in the weak—egsof the back, trembling of the limbs, disordered digestion, unaccountab.e failing of the powers of the mind, distaste for so-. ciety, dread of impending trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness, tronbled arid lascivics dreams, accompanied by growing —-——qeatness, loss of muscular power, and nu-} + Gg See = =n rs ‘ < e ' . i r 4 » a ~& 6 ees i > i pes ‘ oe a t \ ° a ‘ , rs ) m pierous other symptoms.of disorganization, the positive traces of that.most terrible anddestructive of all diseases—Seminal Weakness-_wasting-away his powers, destroying _ his hope of lite and manhood, and dragging Lim along the broken path of his existence, toward 4 premature and loathsome grave, To him who finds his life dribbling out in the discharge of the vital-principle of existence_in nocturnal and diurnal emissions, the mere cessation of the causes of its apgearance brings no relief. = Marriage, that holy office, the safeguard i. and hope 6f manhood, brings to such a.one no hope of cure, but adds to his misery in the knowledge tliat the one who looks to him for so much of her happiness is a victim of his evit, and an innocent companion of his punishment. He adds to his misery and disorder until hope leaves him. ,There js ne rescue except in proper and skillful ‘treatment. Consult, thet,at once, a physi@cian whose practice and careful research has made him thoroughly conversant with every phage of the diseasé, Those who have * PHhecome victims of solitary vices, that dreadful, fascinaiing and destructable habit, that fills thousands of sick rooms with paralytics and consumptives, and hundredgof untimey graves with its misguided victims,should -coasult wi nout delay, one who will sympathise with their sufferings. ‘To-such the Doctor would especially recommend him.welf, giving to each and all guarntees of a Perfect and Permanent ‘Cureawithout hin+ nance from business, change of diet, fear 9 exposure. * IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.When a Female isin troucle or afflicted with disease, and requires metical or surgioal attendance, the inquiry should be, where is there a physician who is fully competent to administer relief, and whose respectable standing in society recommends him to the confidence of the community. The Doctor, understauding now imperatively necessary these reqairements 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 Twenty Years, and is fully qualified to administer in all cases, both medically and surgically, not in a superficial manner, but in as thorough a manner as years of study and practice—both in hogpitals and families ~can take, to save them from the hands of . be County. of Nevada, and State of Calithe unqualified unscrupulous, and designing. Therefore, families can rely upon him ~as upona father. Allin affliction can find in: him one «who can feel and sympathise with and befriend them in trouble—one in whose secresy the utmost confidence can be ylacee. : To Correspondents. LETTERS.—Persons of either sea, who. wish to consult the Doctor, and who cannot visit the city can, by stating their symptoms in a letter, receive advice and assurance of a cureat home. All letters returned or detroyed. Address, ' F. JOSSELYN, M. D. BENJ. No. 618 Sacramento Street, hear Montgomry. Box ~, d _ PROBATE NOTICE. -G€ATATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nebh vada. In the Probate Court. In the matter of the éstate of Jus. H. Moore, “deceased. Pursuant to an order of this Court made this day, notice is hereby given, that. -Friday-the 25th-dey-of-A pril, A. D.1873, at 10 o’elock, A. M. of said day, at the Court Boom of this Court, in Nevada City, County of Nevada, has been appointed forshearing the application of Francis Smith, praying that a document now on file in this Court,. __purporiing to be the last will. and testa. ment of James H. Moore, deeeased, be admitted to probate, and that letters testamentary be issued thereon to the said Franeis Smith, at which time and place all persons interested therein may appear and contest the same. © Nevada, Cal., April 14th.-1873. T.-C, PLUNKEDT, Clerk. By Jno, Parrison, Deputy. QO. P. Stidger, Atty for Petitioner, al5 WALTHAM WATCHES IN HEAVY CASES. Vy E havesent great numbers of these excellent watches to our. customers in the Pacific States, and all have given satisfaction. We have for several years sold more American watchesthan any other house in the country, either wholesale or retail, and the reaaon is, that our prices are’ low, and we only sella good article. Our pian is, to send. single watches by Express to any piace, no-matter_how remote, with the-bill teCollect on. delivery; to let the purchasér open the. package and examine the watch, and be perfectly satisfied before paying the bill; and we offer for any watch that does not prové satisfactory to ae forour DESCRIP‘we will mail it you write TIVE PRICE LIAT, to you without expense, and from it you will sce that ‘you can buys genuine Wal. — B sey us at + ye lo’ : possible ew York. prices, and witho ri whatever, Rye send 80 aay F< Gg » the Pacifio States that we 8 have 4, 5, 6 and 6 ox. cakes tanh edies Moki! or. ders promptly. When you write mention that you -saw this notice “til the Nevada, Cal., Transcript, and if ae want ref ce} ‘we can bame persons in every co on €.e we et distan ‘@ had cages ety we & wo not istance or your out-of-the-way Pease deter you fim writing for the Price List. Address. gisiect toh. 1 _ HOWARD & CO. i it ; ree eEeeee(y aae ss ATT chet i WANTED. i % ; ‘Yand appurtenances thereunto belonging; No. 454. ; Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. Gsrrep States Laxp OFFice. \ r Sacramento; Cal., February 28, 1873.4 ° + OTICE is hereby given, that the Marietta Gold and Silvcr Mining Company, . Whose Post Office is San Francisco City and County, Cal., have made application for . patent for 2200 lineal feet of the Sulphuret Goid and Sitver quartz mine and lode bearing gold. with surface ground. 100 feet n width, situate in -Fall Creek miniug distri, Nevada County, California, and described in the pjat and field notes on file in this office as follows, viz: _ Commencing at a stake marked No. 1 in ock mound -standing on Section line between Sections 2 and 11, from which a black. oak 16 inches in diameter bears N 45> E 40 links distant, andthe post. common to Sections 1, 2,11 and 12, Township 17 Nj Range 11 E, M. D. . M., bears E 25.25 che dintant; Thenee ona true line, var 17° E, [N15 W_ 33.33 chs toa post-marked No, 4ina rock mound, from which a_pine tree 16 inches; in diameter bears 5 82> W 60-links distant. Survey of Exterior Boundaries: Beginniug at stake ‘‘No. 1,” as above. Thence on a true line N 75> E 0.76 chs to a Btake marked “No. 2” ina rock mound from which a black oak 16 inches in diameter bears N 57S W_57 links; thence ona -true-Hne —N—152-W_ 33.33 chs to a stake marked No, 3 in rock niound, standing near’ the symmit of a very steep descent towards Canyon Creek; thence on’ & true Hiine 8-7 0: stake—marked “No, 4”in rock mound at north end of centre line of lode, from which a pine tree 16/ inches in diameter bears S 82>. W 50 links “distant; thence on a true line S. 75> W 0.76 chs to a post in-rock ‘mound marked *+No. Bx? thence on a’ true line $15 E 33.83 chs to a post marked “*No, 6” in rock mound 30 links S-E of Lindsey Grade; thence on a true line N-75> E.0.76 chs to place of beginning, and containing 5 06-100 acres and being a portion of Seetions 2 and 11, Township 17 north, Range Il<éast, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian. Said~location was made prior to Jan. 1, 1858, and“have been held and worked since then by the-applicants and their grantors in accerdance With” “the mining laws of Nevada County Mining District. Adjoining this claim on,ali sides is vacant-publit Iand, -—— i All persons holding any adverse claim: thereto are hereby reqtired to present thee same before this office within sixty days from the first day of publishing hereof. m4 Dibble & Bymne, Attys for Applivant. ELECTION NOTICE. YOTICE is hereby given that an Election will be held on Monday,May 5th, 1873, at the Marshal's office, on Broad Street, inthe City of Nevada, for Five Trustees, One Marshal, One Assessor, and one Treusurer. A. H. Hagadorn will ‘act as Inspector and Jacob Rich and Jos. D. Flemming as Judges of said election. The polls will be open at 8 o’clock A. M: and close at. sundown, = —s SAMUEL CLUTTER, President. Jno, W. Hinds, Clerk: Board Trustees, Nevada, March 21st, 1873. m22 " ié SHERIFPF’S SALE. emanate HEREAS, Daniel-Dooling, Maurice . Dooling and Patrick Nugent of the 19th day of March A. D. 1873, récovered a judgment in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, against Henry Atwater and John Knotwell for the sum of -“I'wo~— Thousand Five Hundred and Sixty Five Dollars, with interest thereon from the date of said judgment at the rate of seven per cent per annum till paid, all in U. 8.gold coin, together with costs of suit taxed at $10 00, and counsel fees allowed herein acounting to the sum of $51 00 and intérest at the rate of 7 per cent. per anpam, which said judgment is recorded in the Judgment Book 5. of the said District Court, on page-309, and whereas it is ordered that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiff's Complaint be foreclosed and property therein described, towit; All that certain lot or parce) of gold . mining lands and claims situate, lying and being on the east side of Moore’s Flat, in fornia, and known and-desigmated as the lows, viz: on the east by the Buckeye mining cleims and the Dooling mining claims, and on the west by the Pioneer mining claims; also all that.certain water ditch and water right belonging to said Ohio mining» elaims situate, lying and being:on_and near Moore’s Flat, in the County of Nevada and State of. California, and known and designated.as the Ohie water ditch and wathe natural waters flowing or being, or hereafter at any time to flow or be within the bed and banks of the ravines tapped by said Ohio water ditch, together with the rights, privileges, easements, reservoirs also, all that certain lot or parcel of gold mining lands and claims situate, lying and being onthe eastside of Moore’sFlat, in the County of ‘Nevada and State of California and known and designated as the Dooling mining claims and bounded as follows viz: On the west bythe Ohio mining claims and on the South by the Buckeye mining claims. Also, all that certain water ditch and-water right belonging to said Dooling mining claims situate, lying on Moore’s Flat, in the County of Nevada and State of California, and known and designated as the Dooling water ditch and water right, and embracidg and including all the natural waters flowing, or being, or hereafter at any time to flow or. be within the bed or banks of the ravine tapped by said Doo ing water ditch, together with the rights, privileges, easements, reservoirs and~appurtenances thereunto belonging. Also, all that certain lot or parcelof placer gold mining lands. and claims situate, lying and being on the east side of Moore's Flat, in the County’of Nevada and State of California, and known and designated as the Buekeye mining claims and bounded :8 follows, viz: on theeast by the Paradise mining claims and on the west by the Ohio mining claims, be sold to satisfy said judgment, together with interest and costs. . Notice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale all the above described property to the highest bidder, in front of the Court House door, in the citwof Nevada, on eure: April 19th, 1873. Between the hours ot Yo'clock A. M. and 5 o’clock P. M, ; Given under my hand-this 24th day of March A.D. 1873,JOSEPH PERRIN, Sheriff. By A. W. Porrer, Under Sheriff. John Caldwell, Attorney for Plaintiffs. OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. APPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN . “from the effects of Errors and Abuses ‘in early life, Mamhood restored. Impediments to marriage removed. New'method of treaatment.New and remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent free, in . sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD AS8SOCIATION, No 2. South, Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.—an institution having a for hi ble ai ap rapt te boycesbleondagswe Foundrymen, Blacksmiths, —aNnD— : Carriage Makers, ELECTED OF COMPANY'S BEHIGH COAL. Jackson Creek and Bulk Cums ing verialit tg webmag ith bg & Spe . J 415 Pacific Pacific Street, and 420 413 and : } Wharf between Jackson Francisco, 4 which a black oak-9-inches—in di “T BMCFARLAND, Register = as United States Land Office. _ r Office, alleging the S 4 of SW %4 of NW % xcept as to the Nevada Quartz Mining Claim Ohio Mining Claims, and bounded as fol. ter right, and-embracing and including all : % “No. 453. _ Application for a Patent to a oPP’. Mining Claim. ’ Usrrep Srates Lanp OFFICE. } + Sacramento, Cal., February 28, 1873. UTICE is he;eby given, that the Marietta Goli.and Silver Mining Company, whose Post Officé~ts San Francisco City 4nd County, Cal., have made application for patent for three thousand (3000) lineal feet of the Marietta Gold and Silver quarts lode bearing goid, with surface ground 20Qfeet in width, situatein Fall Creek mining district, Nevada County, California, and described in thesplat and field notes cn file in this office as follows, viz: Beginning at a post -marked—*No.-1” in a rock. mound, from which the mouth of the lower Lindsey tunnel bears N 26> Ww T2:88 chs; andthe post common to Sections 1, 2, Phand 12, Township 17 N, Range 11 east, beareN 49° 24°-E 31.58 ebs. _ Thence on a true line-yar. 17>~E, N-26% W 45.45 chs to a post marked No. 4 itma_rock mound, standing. on the suniumit of a sharp divide between the South Yuba River and Canyon Creek, 3.00 chs east of the Washington trail. Survey of Exterior Boundaries:Beginning-at post at south end of the center line of the lode, marked No. las aboye; thence ona true line N, 64> E1.51 chs to-a post marked No.2 ina rock mound; thence on a true line N 26> W 45.45 chs to a post taarked No. 3 in rock -mound, from bears south-161inks;—thence on atrue line S$ 642 W Lélchs, to a post ingrked No: 4 in rock mound, at the Nerth-end-of the centre line of the lede.as noted; thence on a truey line § 64°-W'1.51 chs to @ post marked ©No. 5¢%in a rock mound; thence on.a true line 8.26>>E 45.45 chis. fo apost ini rock mound; thenceon a true line N 64° E161 4hs, to the place “of beginning; and containing 13 72-100 acres,-according to the United States system of surveys, and being a portion of tlie Sj of Sec 2 and N 44 of Section Il, Township 17 North, Range 11 East, Mt Diablo ase and Meridian. Said location was made prior to January 1, 18538, and has ever since been held and worked wnder-and in accordance—with the quartz mining laws of Nevada County mining district, and was purchased/‘from the original’ locators by applicant. Adjoining this ‘Claim on all sides is vacant publie-land. Allspersons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same beforesthis office within sixty days from the first day-of publishing hereof, T. BL. MCFARLAND, Register. Dibble-& Byrne, Attys for Applicat. > SacRAMENPO, CaL., March 11th, 1873NO A, B. Gentry, L. Hirschman, H. Grover, Henry Layton, Ira Vantilbery, Alex. Thompson, Jas. Jennings, David McAlley, J. K. Gamble, Wm. M. Ratcliffe, T. T. Folsom, FE. A. Leathe,E. E. Mattison, and_to all whom it may concérn: Whereas, m4} 7.15 N R.9 E. M.D. United States Land Office. ". TO THE UNFORTUNATE. Sacramento, Cal. March 20th,;1878. TREWREMEDIES, NEW. REMED IE 39. W, Stuart, James P. Hobart'andy~ : . -— ; ee ge oat may tencerh: Whereas, DR. -GIBBON’S DISPENS ARY yor flled your aftidavit in the U.S. Land Of-. \ fice, alleging tha.S of NE {of Section 13, in Township 16 North, Range 8,east, and Whereas, oh the 20th day of February, 1868, the plat of Township i6north, rangé 8 east, was filed in the U. S. Land Office, at Sacramento, Cal;, and byCommissioner’s letter dated Decembef 2, 1871, the same iand is to be treated as mineral in character, and more valuable. for ‘mining than for agricultural purposes until the contrary is proved after due notice. And whereas, John Cashin ( Post Office address Grass . leoatad. Valley. Cal.) did, on the 17th day of April ‘DR. GIBBON has-the pleasure of anA. D. 1868, fife in the Register's off . ” nouncing that he has returned from visiting this District his Declaratory Statement . he principal Hospitals of Europe, and has cla'ming the same ee and an affidav.t al. biatnaed practice "at -his® Digpensary, 623 leging that @. is a6 icultural in character, . Kearney Street, corner of Commercial, San and more valuable. for agricultural than . Foon iced, where his old patients and those for mining purposes. Therefore you willl sequicitay fe sorsites ame Sick bin, please take notice, that under and by > irtup . “. noctor has spared neither time nor of iustructions from the aa 6 nd money in seeking out newretmedies, and has the General Land Office, duted May 6th, . timed with increased: facilities for the 1871, we have fixed the 7th day of May, A» . 01) Viation of human-suffering D> 1874, at 11 o'clock A. M., at this of__ eeetnn Pivenaua: tice, before the Register and Receiver, for} ees id is ee the hearing-of proofs to determine as to Bact pepe AR opengl mis eral 6F Sgrichitural-eharweter of WET ont a miserable existence front THe et) — feet-of secret indulgences, or from virus absorbed into the system ! Look at their pallid, emaciated and disfigured faces and their broken dowi: constitutions, disqualifying them for the happiness of marriage or the enjoyment of life. In this horrid situation thousands suffer until d_ath closes tthe xeenel--het parents, 2a 51 ds.. attend toany of those who are sufferin with any. of fhese horrible life destroying maladics—see that they are cared for and cured before it be too late. ~ Send them immediately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who has made private disease his especial a ; a years, and who is certain to cure the Sacramento, Cal., March 26th, 18is. rin iuvctieue cases without: mercury or N “inom is hereby given, that Enos P. r4 ajurious drugs. It is important to those IN Hubbard and John Driscoll, whose . ‘cho are afflicted, or to those who are inter Yost Office addressis Columbia Hill, Ne. wited in the welfare of their friends, to be “yada-County, Cal-,-have-made application . —oveful-of the many—pretended:doctors who for a Patent to the Snicktan Placer claims, infest all cities, publishing their skill: in situate in You Pst rear Nese hee pees . curing all diseases in-a few days, imposing County, Cal. snd Seances =e aaa . upon the public by using pge names of emField Not 5 on filein this officé, a8 tollows, . inent “physicians ‘rromAMutope and other viz : Commenting at a post markeA No 1, . laces._Be,. therefore earefal-_and-make in mound of rock oR the zsorth side of aj Pri t inquiries ce or may fall into the deep tut, the same being theoutlet of Mc-. 2 ak of thoan narietatss Donald Co’s mine, from which the section . F878 °" oo nal Weakness. corner common to Section 1, 3, 34 9nd. 32; 2 Geatont Smissiona,. the consequence re 5 : ; a Beers 5 > oe pas . self abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved GEOt chaink dian ene ae a sexnal-indnigenee, is practiiced by the Econ wens te es oS ree . youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited Led No 2--in mound of rock frem which a. S%tent, producing with unerring certainty, hee pine ae imones in diameter, bears = L the fc lowing train ofmorbid ‘symptoms, pile arse Sistas oe i nays er red unless combatted by scientific medical box agrees bears ST = . — measures yiz: Sallow countenance, dark distant. 'Thenee vars 17> 50’ F, ae Sy spots under the eyes.-pain in the head, ringchains to @post marked No 3 in mound of . ing in the ears, noise like the rustling of rock from which a pitch pine 18 inches 1D) eaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasi62% KEARNEY ‘STREET, S cor. Commercial, SAN FRANCISCO, BLISHED in 1854, for the treat ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases guch as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Syphii. is in all its forms, Seminal: Weakness, Impotency, ,étc._ Skin Diseases (of ~ years’ standing) and“ Ulcerated legs successfully { —— In witness whereof, we have here . } seal $ unto set our hands and affixed the (—=} seal of this office, the day ard the year first above written. : : : T. B McFARLAND., Register. HART FELLOWS, Receiver: Dibble & Byrne Attorneys. _ m238 ; No 465° Application for a Patent to Placer Mining Claims a F “U.§. LAND QFFICE, } You filed your affidavits in the U.S. Land avd S 4 -of-Nlo of SW. 4y-0f NW 4; W of ‘SE \ of NW \; NW 14 of NE \ of SW 14; NE44 of. NW % of SW & of Section 12, in Township 16 north, Range 8 east, is re. turned and by Gormrméesioner’s letter dated . ‘December 2, 1871, the same Jand is to .be . treated as mineral in character, and more . valuable for mining than for agricultural . purposes until the contrary is proved after due notice. And whereas, Josiah .Rogers (Post Office address, Nevada City, Cal.) dia, onthe 16th day of May, A. D. 1863} file in.the Register’s office ef this District his declaratory statement claiming the same land, and an affidavit alleging that itis ag-° ricultural in character, and more valuable for agricultural than for mining purposes, in SW \% of SW & of NW \ of said Sec. 12. . Therefore, you will please take notice, that underand by virtne of instructions from the Commissioner of. the General Land Ofiidg dated May 6th, 1871. we have fixed the Isth day of April, A. D. 1873, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at this office, before the Register and Keceiver, for the hearing of proofs to determine as to the. mineral or agricultural character of said lands. a In witness whereof, we have herewei} unto set our hands and affixed the year first above written. seal of this office, the day and the _____._ ‘I, B. McFARLAND, Register. *m18 HART FELLOWS, Receiyer. Application for a Patent to a Placer Mining Claim. U.S. LAND OFFICE, } Sacramento, Cal., March 21, 1875.4 ¥ O'TICE is hereby given, that George D.

McLean, whose Post Office address is . Grass Valley, Nevada County, Cal.> has made application for patent for the You Bet placer mining claim, situate in You Bet Mining District, and described in the plat and field. notes on file incthis office, ds follows, viz: Beginning at an oak tree 12 inches in diameter, marked ‘B.C. No. 23,” from which the quarter section post on the east side of Section 36, Township 16 north, ‘Range 9 east, bears-S—825 W 27.50.chains distant. Thence ona trife line, variation 18> E, 86> 06" E 4-90 chs to stake marked . “B.C. No? 24." ThenceS. 815 30° W’1.92 . black oak 10 inches in diameter marked No } . 4 from which ablack oak, 8-inches. in; di . . Phence var 17> . Snicktam claim, being about the centre of . the ground claimed now, and was owned in} . are’supposed to have been the original 10oMedical and-Surgical Institute, J diameter bears S“&S W. 67 links distant. . i Dae eR ; T ‘ . 2 bh catas ness about the loins, weaknessof the limbs, Thence var 172 66" E,swest 45 chains tos confused vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in approaching strang<< @ 47> 30 Et a is . ers, a disiike to form new-acquaintances,—-& Sr Dees os Ft 8 yong Sg a disposition to shun society, loss of eee the place of beginning, aula containing 180, Ore ptions: about. the ag te Neng ee ae 7 Sr Ee aCe E: fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night pcntiod wen wade as early ‘as 1864 or 1855. . Sibecney rage een frequent saan ra , : ea oS: . Tf relief Denot obtained, persons: so afilictof that portion formerly known as the. oq ghould apply immediately, either ie . person or by letter, and have a cure effected by his new and scientific mode of treating ‘his disease, which neverfails of effecting quick and radical cure. .G, ‘will give eators. The south-west portion of the) oS a sty bo hinenas he iar gcound-was formerly known as the Burns . 3 this complaint by either of the San & McCarty claims and were located in 1863. . Francisco quacks. = : That part formerly known as the Snake ra. ” : Married Men vine claims -waslocated-about-the year 1963 fF those‘who contemplate marriage; wie and was held and owned by L. H.Heyda suffering under any of these fearful 1856 by E. D. Simmons, J. H. Fuller, Mi. chael Heydlauffand Wm. Heydlautf who . . lauff. The McFarland claims compose the . maladies, should-not forget the sacred resoutherly portion and are believed to have . been located about the year 1860. Adjoining‘claivants are McDonald & Co. on the south. Ms 2 ve a = , East and West there . sending for packages of medicines may rely BE dina ony savers ciniaa . CO oe See ae sate padi ae eran aan — . ally satisfactory remuneration of services From the = BM a A EEANE Fotgioe rendered, considering the circumstances Niles Seatis + “ veg iidal tae “1S . of the cases, rather than'a too prevalent and iles Searls, Atty for Applicant. _ mie elfish practice of extortion among quacks and pretenders. DK. GIBBON is responsible, and. will ~pive toeach patient-a -written—instrument,binding to effect a radical and per. manent cure, or make no charge. . Cured at Home. Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, statig case, smyptonis, length of _. time. the. disease has continued, and have niedicine. promptly forwarded, free from damage and curiosity; to any. part of the country, with full and plain directions for use. » By enclosing $15.in currency or $10 in coin, in a registeréd letter through the Post Office, or throngh Wells, Fargo & Co., a package of medicine will be forwarded by express to any part of the Union. Address DR. J. F, GIBBON, 623 Kearney street, corner Commercial, San Francisco. Post Office Box 1957.* Private entrance on Commercial street. Remember to put BOX 1957 on the letsponsibility resting upon them, nor delay . to obtain immediate relief. ; Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s ofi3 or _ PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. Quick Curesand Moderate Charge. DR. W.K. DOHERTY’S No. 519 Sacramento Street, Corner of Leidesdorff Streef—[A few door below the What Cheer House] SAN FRANCISCO. _’ Private entrance on Leidesdorff Street, Established expressly to afford the atilicted Sound and Scientific Medical aid, in _ the Treatnient and Cure of all -Private and-Chronic diseases, Cases of Secresy , AND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS. To the Afflicted. OCTOR W: K. DOHERTY RETURNS 3 his-:sincere thanks to his numerous: patients for their patronage, and would take this opportunity to‘remind them that ne continues to consult at his Institute for the eure of chronic diseases-of the Lungs, Liver ter. Consultations FREE. protien #@ Correspondents will please inform chs to oak stump marked “B.C. No, 25.” Thence 83° 30 W 7-20 toa stuke imarki d +B—6C No 26-4 Phenee-$-4=-00+-E-12,95 chs to.a pine tree marked B. C. No. 27. Thence S 85° 60° E 8.20 chs to manzanita marked B. C.No.28. Thence S 85° E 2.30 chs toa stake marked B. C. No. 29. Thence N 6° W 4,25 chs to a stake marked B.C. No. 1. !fhence § 86> £18.50 chs to spruce stump marked B.C. No.2. ‘Thence N 4> 30’ W 5.30-ehs-teo-stake marked s. C. No. 3. Thence N $j? 15’. K, 0.56 chs toa stake marked B.C, No, 4. Thence N 12°: 3u’ E 2.47 che to astake marsed B. C. No, 6. . gans, and all Private Diseases, viz: SyphiHis-in—alH—its—forms_and—stages, Seminal . Weakness, and all the horrid consequences . of self-abnse, Gonorheea, Gleet, Strictures, . . Debility, Diseases of the Back and Loins, ; Inflammation of the Bladder and-the Kidi neys, éte., and he hopes that his long experience and successful practice will continue to insure, him a share of public patronage. By the practice of many years in Europe and the United States he is enabled to apply 2 SN det eat eas the-most efficient and successful. remedies ‘Thence N 14> 30° W 1.90 chs to stake markagainst diseases ofall kinds. ed B. C. No. 7. Theuc eN.27> B3.88 chs to . mercury, charges moderate, treats his pastake mirked B. C. No8, Thence N7* . tients in a correct and honorable way, and tna te stake marked B. C. No. 9. . has references of unquestionable veracity abst aed 4 Keg! ." =. Mra My a B ore . from men of known respectability and high ; . 10. rence N 2° E 4.84 . society. A {es consulti thttch ets mand BC Ra. standing in society Ni parties consulting N 5° W 7.58 chs to small pine marked B C . bes tlest treatment’ i i No. 12. Thence N 32° 30”W 7.04 chs to. pin gentlest trea! rit, and implicit eedar stump marked B € No. 13. Thence .= To-Correspondents. — py bey gy ~~ marked BC No. Patients (male or female) residing in any nie d BO N # a + -70 chs to a. stake . part of the State, however distant, who may 4.28 oe ge ane a, ’ peo N 54> 45’ E . desire the opinion and advice of Dr. DoherNs? W a ao pipe ed BCNo. 16. Thence . ty, in.their respective cases, and who think BONo17 gi cay Cre gts tae . proper to submit a written statemen* 0 + : ; ot 3.35 chs} gue i aferenc : sets to stake marked Lb C Na. 18. Thence'S a2 0 auch. ip. pasterence So Belding & pecsanst » Bt ‘interview; respectf W 5.49 chs to stake marked B C No, 19. COMMUNICATIONS WILL BE HELD SA; Thence $ 11S W-9.10 chs to a stake marked . CRED AND CONFIMENTIAL. If the case B O-No. 20. Thence 8 762 15° E 2.96 chs to} be fully and candidly described, personal 4 stake. marked BC No. 21. ThenceS 2> E. communication will be unnecessary, as in= chs. ae marked BG No. 22. . structions, including tiet, regimen, and the ence 5 45 iv 12.12 chs to an oak treé} eneral treatment of the case itself (includmarked .B C No, 23,-at the plave of begin-. ng the remecties) will be forwarded without pine. and containing 107 01.100 acres und . delay, and in such a manner as to convey teing powon a $e = 46 of NW ‘a3 Es 4$ . po idea of the purport of the letter or parcel ey 4 of NE \ and W ¥s of SE 4 . so transmitted. Consultations by letter or of Sectien 31, Township 16 north, Raiige 10. REE, Pefmane guaran. east, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian pees pin bm _—— # . Said location was mate prior to the year 1858, and has been held meg since and — ed by the applicant and his predecessors, according to the customs and usages of said mining district, Adjoining claimants are Brown Brothers on the South, Kmigrant Company and Duryea & Rose on the the North, On she east by Wilcox Ravine and on Line west by weseet land, * persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the } same before this office within 60 days from the first any of publishing hereof. _T. B. McFARLAND, Register. 2 i ah geen erage ae DR. DOHERTY has just published an important pamphlet, embodying bis-—-wn views and experience in relation to Impo. tence or Virility, béing a short treatise on eon — Weakness. Neryous and Physical Debility consequent . this affection and other. disceses of the oa ual gel so little work contain Sin forma utmost a.ér married or single, pean = tof pret PhEE by mail on receipt of Six Centsin postage address, We k"pétirerr Dibble_& Byrne, Attys for Applicant. m25. 824 So 7 NING Greetiwald’s Cigs re, P i L. Broad Strect; Nevada City, . Attormeys& Counselors at Law, gific, San . FFICE—Next door to Post Office, } new comers are invi Exchange Building ‘ . Kidneys, Digestive, and Genity-Urinary Or. . Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissiors, Sexual + He uses no . Thence . him, by letter or otherwise, will receive the . assured that their+ a Hawke, deceased. . Bikes Bde idatnags Fou * DR. GIBBON that they vead his advertise ment in the Dan.y TRANSCRIPT. myl United States Land Office. “Sacramento, Cal, March 14, 1873. . PANO all’whom it may concern : Whereas, on the 7th day of January, 1870, the ; Platof Township 16, North, Range 7 East, was filed in the U.S. Land. Office, at Sacramento, Cal. and by Commissioner’s letter dated December 2, 1871, tne Ws of 8 E Quarter of 5 “ction 4;in Township 16 North, Range 7 East, isto’be treated as mineral in . character, and inore valuable. for niining . than for agricultural purposes, until the contrary is proved after die notice. And . whereas, Mrs. Johanna Rapp, _jPust Office address, Nevada City, Cal.] did on. the 13th day of March, A.D. 1873, file in the Regis. ter’s Office of this District her Declaratory . Statement claiming the same land, and an afttidavit alleging that itis agricultural in character, and mor valuable for agricultural than for mining purposes. _The.efore, you will please take notice, that under and by virtue of instructions from the Commissioner of the General Land Office, dated May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the 2Jd day of -April,_A.D.1873, at-10-o’elock-A. M.;—at this office, before the Register and Receiver, for the hearing of proofs to determine as to the mineral or agricultural character of said lands. oy alii In witness whereof, we have hereseal untoset our hands and affixed the ——) seal of this office, the day and the above written. T. B. McFARLAND, Register. HART FELLOWS, Receiver, Notice to Creditors. (N THE MATTER OF THE . ae oo deceased melas Pe ereby given by the undersigned, adm Ptratrix of the Estate of John Howse, ; deceased, to the creditors of, and all ns having claims against said to ex. hibit the same with the necessary vouchers within 1@months after the first publication 4 ~~ — bar said administratrix, at Ww ice of Ni ‘ ‘im the County of N eset . 8. HAWKE, Administratrix of Joh: year first ~~ m20 at nm ‘. Shop on Broad Street. Thev ; cs o i U Applicationfor Patent toPlacer : _ U.8. LAND OFFICE, Sicramento, Cal. March 14, 1873, OTICE is hereby given, that GEORGE: D. McLEAN, whose Post office address is Grass Valley, Nevada County, Californ} has made kA application Yor a Patent 1 the Neece and West, aud Brown's Hill Plac. er Mines and the Walloupa Placer Mines, situate in You Bet Mining District, Nevada North, Range 10 East, Mount. Diablo ‘M. ridian, and described in the Plats and Fiela notes on file inthis officé,as follows -2. For the Neece and West and “Brown's Hil} _claim, viz: Beginning ata point ina Res. ervoir, from. which a Pine Tree, five inches in-diameter bears N 36> 30’ W 2.51 Cliaing ‘hence on:a true line, (variation of mag. netic needle 18> E)S 36° 30’ E 10.79 chs to large Black Oak marked “BC No. 31." Thence $ 55> 30’ W. 19.40.chains toa stake marked ‘BC No. 32. Thence N 35= 30° Ww 10.60' chains to a stake marked “BC, No 33.” ‘Thence N192 00° W. 13.38 to a stake inarked “BC, No 34.” Thence N 55° & 18.00 chains toa stake marked‘ B.C. No. 35.” Thence $ 232-30’ E-13.15 chains te: 4 stake marked ‘‘B C.No 30.” at place of bepinning, and containing 44.50-acres and be 15 North, Range 10 East, atid. in thes E + Range 10 East Mount Diablo Meridian. Ty connect with pubh¢ survey commencing at the established corner to Townships 15 N, 5.90 chainsto stake No. 34, at the NW. corner of Bro-wn’s Hill claims, making the clos. ing line from this to Township post, N. 81> 15’. W 37.81 chair _ 4 For the Walloupa Claim, .as follows, viz Commencing at a point in-a Reservoir ata -stake marked ‘Lb C No 50,” from which the established corner on -the third. parallel 9 Bast and 15 North, Range 10 East, bears N 225 _W'24.24 chains distant, Thence ona true.line,—variation of the’ maguetic needle being 18> E,—S 18> 30’ Ki: 2.88 chaing to alarge black Oak marked “‘B C, No 49," 'Phence $ 53° 50” E 8.96. chains fo a Pine stump marked ““B 6. No. 48." -Thences 68° W 7.42 chains toa stake marked up C_No 47." Thence $152 _i5"E 6.24 chains to a Pitch Pine marked “B C No 46,.— Thence 8 33> 15’ E 3.48 chains tp a Sugar Pine marked ‘BC No 45." Thence N 40° 00’ E 4.34 chains toa stake marked “BC. No 44.” Thence § 34> 45° £4.36 chainsty a small Pine tree marked ‘BC No 43,”-Thence S 2U> -00’ W 8.60 chains to a Sugar Pine marked “B-C No42.”" Thence § sv> 30’ E 3.03 chains-toa stake marked “BC No 41.”. ‘Thence N 20° 0’ E 6.82 chains to a stake marked “BC. No 40.” Thence 5 8g0> 30’ E 3.03 chains to a. stake marked “BC No v9.” Thence 8 20> 00’ W 6.82 chains to a stake marked ‘‘B C No 38,” Thence S 80°. 30’ E 8.45 chains to astake marked “B.C. No 37." Thence N 5° 30’ FE, 27.12 chains to a sta marked “B. C. No. 36-” Thence N. 819 00’ W 9,94 chains to-a stake marked ‘‘B, C. No. 35.” Thence §$ 84° 30’ W 11.05. chains tothe place of beginning, and containing 43.29 acres and being in a portton of Lots 6,11, 12 and 13, Meridian. = Sai@ locations were made long prior ~ ed ever since by this applicant and his predecessors in interést im accordance with the mining customs and laws of You Bet Mining District.TheNeece & West and ~Brown’s Hill claims are bounded onthe west by Birdseye Canon; on_ the south by vacant-public land ;onthe East by claims of Hydelitf and, Bush and Brown Brothers and on the North by vacant public land. The Walloupa Placer mine is bounded on the South and East by Hankin claims and Birdseye Canon and on the other sides by claims owned by parties wlivse names are unknown, and by vacant publicland. . All persons holding any adverse~ claim thereto are hereby requested to present the the first day of publication hereof. T. B. McFAKLAND, Register. cant.’ mls Placer Mining Claim. Nig. is hereby given,That Georre D. McLean, whose Post Offive address is Grass Valley. Nevada County,Cal>hes made application for Patent for the Ri d Dog Piucer mine, situate in You Bet Mixing District Nevada County, California, and described in the Plat and field notes on file in this ¢tfice, as follows, viz: Beginning at 4 stake marked “‘B QO” 62, standing in Arkansas Rayine, 7 chains above the crossing of the Red Dog and Nevada road from which a live oak 50 inches in diameter, bears $ 19° w 1.85 chains distant, Thence on a true line, variution of magnetic needle 18> E, North 11.36 chains to a stake marked“‘B C”’63,-—~ marked “B © 54.2% Thence 8 59° 30” W_2.72 to a forked oak marked “ BC55.” Thence N 15° E-11.41 chains to an oak stump marked “BC 56.” Thence N 71> 45’ w 4.51 chains to a shuft 5T.-Thence N 6° 15’ w 7.47 toa small oak marked *B €-58;.—'Phenee-N-40.25-chains.toa__stake marked “B € 59,” standing 7 50 chains Sof corner to Sections ~24 and 25-on E line of E 9,50 chains to a stake marked “‘B C No 60.’ ThenceN 54° 30’ E 4 chains to a burnt stump marked “‘B C612? Thence S$ 33° E 9 chains toa stake marked $B C 62." Thence S 642 w 3.60 chains to a. stake marked ‘““B C 63." Thence § 8° 15’ w, 9.55 chains to's stake marked ‘BC 64.” “Thence N_80* 2,61 chains toa stake marked “‘B C 65."— Thence 8 14.15’ E 2.05 chains to. an (ak tree marked “BC 66.” is 4.21 chains to a stake’ marked “‘B C No 67. Thence 8.582 E 6,01 chains te a point. in Reservoir No 68. Thence $ 39° 15’ E 3.33 chains to a stake marked ‘‘B. C 69.” Thence N 71°45’ E.5.46 chains to a stake in Arkalsas ravine marked “BO 70,” ‘Thence 8 1” 30’ -w 3.20 chains-to.a.stake marked ‘‘B C No 71.” Thence $ 20° w 10 chains top stake marked ‘‘B € 72.”. Thence 8. 43> “W_ 12.97 chains to place of beginning and containing 48.03 acres, and being a portion of the 30, Township 16 North, kange 10: East Mt. Diablo Meridian. Said location was made prior to the year 1858 ana has ever since been held'and WoT»~ ed by the claimant and his predecessors 12 interest under and in accordance with the customs snd usages of said Mining Dis trict. Adjoining claimants are Henry Stehr on the west. Duryea and Rose the south, by Arkansas Canyon on the east, and by Duryea and Rose aud vacant public land on the north.. _ oe pager Sia oem: any s the thereto are here’ mired to presen same before Tele ote within’ sixty aay s from the first day of publishing hereof. BSB. MeFARLAND, Register. Dibble & Byrne, Attys for applicant, ™5? _ JOHN H; HARRISON, ") ay REED oy cond : — CORNED BEEF, Sere sold at reasonable rates for Cash. , opposite the Newads Ss _.> NILES SEARLS,, ___In Front of the Court House, WILLIAMS & JOHNSON County, California, in Townships 15 and 1g North, between Townships 15 North,Range ~ Township 15 N Range 10 E Mount Diablothe year 1860 and have been-held and work— Dibble & Byrne, Attorneys for Appli Township 16N R9 E, Thence N 67° 30" Thence 8 61° W. W's of N W \& and N-W 4 of 8 W ¥ of Seeadverse claim . = UF ing in Lots 9 and.10 Section 6, Township +! of § E 4 of Section 31, Township 16 North, Range 10 E and 15 North Range 9 Eon © Township line 38.30 chains. Thence S 9° W ‘ same befor: this office within 60 days from-~ fora Patent. to-a— Thence N°67> 45’ w 2.90 chains toa stake ; . corner of Bros { w 7 TERMS OF Oné Yeay—in addy “fix Months, “** (3 Per week, T wet Auburn Sir GRAS HE undersi¢ thanks to hi > patronage; -and-t ‘ance of thé same. on-hand, in the f article usually €ERY AND PRO sell them at the’ =u ~ Charter 0: Capita’ Iam agent fo pany, which offe different and be kind ever offere bines both Life Bank. Ww” Notary Publi Grass Valley . NATIONS BROAD STREE’ J, A. LANE HIS WELL wiys open the Traveling Pr been made to it. gant style. ‘The airy and comfo1 eguipare favorat in the State. TI pains nor expen: fortable. Stages fora their Ottices at t The House the accommbdat _sSiliard Ta with the Hotel. ABhare of Pul ly solicited, deci an oilice, In Kidd’s Br Over As He is prepar Mechanical amd latest andmost Artificial "Peet Vulcanite and guaranteed as ti Vis s made a “Nevada, May _ BROAD § AMES CO @9 ‘ways supp: PURK, MUTP¢ Orders titted livered at thei Give me aca! Nevada, Mar Ami.y VISTONS. OPPOSITE BROA _, New anil Week, from the Goods sold a delivered free. Wo00D R IVE mites ing 200 . rooms), twe . houses, _Fitty acres sowed 1 Apple orchard bearing? F ve old. The wh implements, f further partic tall te 2 + Bed Ro. Down to Com: can buy them Calling on ME MIVIL AN D. BLM R. P. GRay, ~ Office at the Nevada, Ms ————— R, }