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Summons.

a.
STATE OF NEVADA. IN THE JUSTICES
y Court Of Silver City Precinct, In and for the
County OF Lyon. The State OF Nevada to A.
Peck, sends greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear beforeme
In nv Office, 10 the Precinct Of Silvsr City, In tho
County Of Lyon. on the 25,h day Of February A.
D. 1867, at 10 O'Clock l. NJ, TO answer unto the
complaint Of Jacob White, who claims 10 recover
Of you the sum Of eighty dollars, with interest at
the rate Of three per cent per month untA paid.
on q promissory note given by. you FOR said
amount on the hrst day Of February. 4 D. 1884,
PAYABLE three months from date, duly stamped
and signed A. Peck, at Silver City, when Judg.
mont will be taken against you for the said
amount, together with costs and damages. II you
fall to appear and answer.
To tho Sheriff or any Constable Of ldd coun.
ty. greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof.
Given under my hand thiseleventh day Of Jan.
uary, A. D. 1867.
- W. g. B0UT0E.
Justice Of the Peace Of said Precinct:
EA 49, -
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FOR SALE.

TIE BLACKSMITH SHOP AND LOT, OF.
Posite the Odd Fellows Hall, on Main strsst.
doid HUI. I viii sell for . reasonable price. for
can. wishing 70 leave the ststs "a the nfst0
April. Apply On tie prsuIssGi -
Cold Hm, Feb. u, ls67. se1sn
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MAJ MeAknees, lmpoteney, "a
CO., skin Diseases (of year,
standingl and 6lcerated LegS ~
successfully treated
DOCTok SibboN las the 80 -
pleasure OF announcing tnAt No mas re'urneo 'e
this STATE, after an absence Of one year, during
which time be has visited all the principal hospi
tails OF Europ~anong them those OF Dublin
London and Paris The following celebrated
hospitals OF London are among those visited 6y
the Doctor: GUYS hlgn street, Borough; o.
bartholomew S,Smitnneld; Lukos oldstree'
Sc Mays. Cano. Place, Pad; Lock. harro"
road; Univernty' Gowsr street; WestminsIe.
Broad sanctuary; Charins Cross, Agar street
strand, London, Mhifeenapeiroad koyai rrve
Gray Inn roed; Kings Cottage fortnsasur
uLno0N nAs ~ ~ 80
Acton OF London. Parker OF birmlnsnam; nns,
lsndi and hloorao OF rain, VINO y a~sasS
the best Physicians and surgeons IN tne mo.u
and whoss autnor1tys aeSoowicoseuto " 'as
highest in the treatment OF 'sxual Diseases.
DOCT0R GlbbON mas ootNned rom sneu
their new mode OF treatment. when cannon DC
surpas.ed.
DOCTOR . mas spNea neither ume
nor money IN seskins Sut new .smea,es, ana no;
human suffering.
"s'oao Di
How many thousands OF persons. both male
and female. are there who arc suffering out q
miserable existsnce from the effects Of secret in
dulgrnees, or from virus absorbed into the sys,
tenn Look AZ their pallid, emaciated and dis
figured faeesAnd their broken down constitutions
.disouslifying them for the happiness of marriage
or the enjoyment Of life. In this horrid situation
thousands sutfer until death closes the scene.
Let parents, guardians, friends, attend to those
who Are suffering with any OF these horrible, life.
d.xtroyinr maladis.-,o that they are cared for
ara cnr~d befor, A. be too late. Send them i'm.
mediaiely to Doctor Gibbon. u physician who hX,
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Notice.

Turing ny ABSENCE FROM THE
~ State, J. J. Flshsrty Ia my authorized
'Aysnt'holding ? Power Of Attorney from %s;
/ cola Hni. Rev. Jan ~ 1881, ~ fit.
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LOST.

an SATURDAY AFTERNOON FEE. Esd.
" Q gentlsmhn's fur NECK COMFORTER, be-
low the Phoenix Mil. The finder viii be reward
cd BY leaving u ut VERSIONS Mills.
Feb, a, 1867. T7a 49,. fe23.A.
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NOTICE.

fNHE PUBLIC, AND ESPECIALLY ALL
L persons who have heretofore transacted buu.
less. with WELLS, FARGO 4 CO., arc notified
that Q consolidation Of interests and business be.
tween WELLS. FARGO 4 CO.. THE Pho.
NEER STAGE CO., THE HOLIDAY
OVERLAND MAIL AND EXPRESS CO.,
THE OVERLAND MAIL CO.. THE UNITED
STATES EXPRESS co AND THE AMER.
!CAN EXPRESS CO., has taken place. and
been effected under Charter granted by the
Territorial Legislature Of Colorado, and that all
the business heretofore done BY either Of these
Companies west Of the Missouri River, or DO
tween New York, San EraneI4co and the China
Sea-, will hereafter DO carried on by WELLS,
FARGO T. CO., under the Act Of Incorporation
referred 10. LOUIS McLAEE.
President Of Wells, Fargo & Go.
New York, Dec, 10, 1856. Js7.lm
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Gold and silver mininx Com

pany. Location Of Works, Lyon county, state
Of Standardization are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account Of
assessment levied on the 22d day Of January,
1867, the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders. as follows
Nam. No, Cert No, Shs, amount
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Dsnsy Gold cad silver Minias Cs.'

Lyon County, ~Nevada-Notice Is hereby, gwen
that al o meeting o! tho Trustees Of sad G ySG5
bsny held On the 2od day Of January. =. y -. ,STd
IN assessment Of 80 cents per share wa y.
upon the capital stock Of said mpany,p ~ ths
Immediately, in United States gold con, p "
Secretary, COT Wsshington stfse. oa shall
Any ssook upon whieh the sa a. N February,
q iss Sap ,Ssil be deemed dsliDausnt and vii
Be- duly. advertised for sale q public saea0 9TH aS Ss
soid onssSs RieHTEENTH DAY o. ,o sslss,
1850. 70 Ply ne dsiinGssa aad sIpense. q sss.
WIZ costsoi A, NOEL, Secretary.
~ 90. an Warrington street San Fianeiseo.
.ssa Francisco, jan ssts0. js2Sh
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ment3 Ut : 4iro ~ Srsc,tonsf IN c ihercoi 8 es
The warrant y aitonsy g comics !uasmens %.
note or bond Is properly stamped.J u,,,
p,ns ~ i.dtng y, recsint for voods toany foreisn
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~, t,n o. s nsrt ei tSsrsn si,oU, " eAen -" 20 ca
BIZ Of Sale Of personal property sotner man sup q
reseey - To-
MortRase. . 90. -.
Bond' 9mGisi..,;i;Hc me n:.:on 6,;S n.vT.Uf
ofany sum Of money. where the money ultimately
recovetaDie Lnereupon 10 JILL y ess.:..- !, IN
for every additional $1,000. or fractional part t u =,
OF
bonds-county, city anu toHn oonus, IAllLVsu III
other corporation p3nds. anu scnp' arc SUBJECT"
ps stamp duty, d.ss ses aor' tosYsl than ,uch a., ara 70.
quiisG ~ lsSnI pL1 - ,h,s 81 s sdu susu "a IT,
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n,or ;h. in.tnimsnt rscoSded
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Certificates of record upon the boot.......e1emp
Certificates Of weight Or Measurement q .nimSli
me.surers' Isturns
Se1tncAtss oI = 9uaLnSAIon u Sus.uSSc p,,.ts
Peace. Commisnoner OF Deeds'o Of Nota'y fupnu.
Certificates q search Or reeords::.----sst:
Ger.iaes.s. the. certain papers esn IaS Be found 9 ss
Gertincstes Of Birth. msrTiSre and satS.-NH-. Is Cts
SSertiscstes off onsIIaeatton ~ seSool tsSc6crs- s ets
Certidcates o. .pronts 10 ~ ineoIpoyatsd company
lor = sum nos y 4 nn ~ ~, = 1870 is S'S az
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO THE
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES,
mr.. G.ihhon,s n,s,a,s,-

S16 KEARNY STREET
Wv Cor. Commercial. san
Francisco estaolishedin 1854.
for the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal Diseases, such rs
Gonorrhea, elect, Structure.
syphilis in all It's forms. Semi,
nal Weakness, lmpoteney,
CO.. skin Diseases (of year,
standing) and Glcerated Leg,
successfully treated.
nnNrnR nyppnN N..th.
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Words of Vital Interest,

viii the thousands who read columns of frivo
lous verbage every day devote FIVE minutes TO
the perusal of few facts which concern them
nearly Our text is Health, and we will put
our commentary into nutshell. Weakness is
indirectly the cause ofall sickness; for if nature
be strong enough to resist the morbid influences
| which produce Illness of course they are power
| less. Seek strength, therefore. lnvigorate and
regulate the system. When the quicksilver
ranges from 80 to 90 degrees in the shade, the
most athletic are enfeebled and the weak are
Frustrated. lt@s at such time that such an in
ygorator as HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
| TIERS is urgently needed. What are the effects
| of this rare Vegetable Tonic2 Would that all
who have known its benefits could condense their
experience into this paragraph They would
tell the healthy TO protect their health they
must use this great safeguard against tire debi
litating influences. They would exhort the
weak to discard all unmedicated and impure
stinu.ants and cling to this wholesome and un-
failing tonic and Alternative as the shipwrecked
mariner would cling TO raft in stormy sea.
They would, Of dyspeptic pangs relieved. of APP
petite restored, of shattered nerves re-strung, of
| head. cured of dison1ered functions regu-
| lated, Of hypochondra diSipated of masmatic
diseases baflled of fever and ague cured, of liver
complaints arrested, of hea. rivation and toll
dtfed, Of hope re-animuted, aud cheerfulness re-
stored. Such are the effect; Of llOSTETTEE 5
| B[TTERS
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The Militia Law,

The Constitutional Convention, nov in scs-
sion, have provided that the present militia law
at the end of one year, unless re enacted by
the Legislature. This is, we think, most excel
lent provision, for while the present law ought to
be materially changed, or Llotted out altogether
it should, nevertheless, be. within the power of
the Legislature to enact militia law, when the
necessity for one shall arise. The present law
is Objectionable in very many particulars, and,
therefore, the Convention has acted wisely in pro-
viding for its annulment or alteration should
circumstances render Il militia law necessary II
is, perhaps, right that we should always have a
militia law, but what need there is for such an
expensive and cumbersome system as the one now
in operation we are unable 10 determine. We
hear much complaint against the last legislature,
on account OF the passage of this law, but those
who object to the act ought to remember that the
Legislature is not altogether blamabe with its
existence. The Constitutional Convention OF
1864, made it obligatory on the Legislature,
at its first session after the adoption Of the Con-
stitution, to provide for 'organiling, equpping
and dscpining the militia" OF this State. This
much, them the Legislature was dirsc,cd to do by
the Constitution of 1864, and thus far they are
not responsible for the passage OF the law. The
third section of the ninth article of the Const,tu.
ton declares "that there shall be an Adiutant
General who shall be appointed by the Cover.
nor" and who holds his Office at the pleasure o
the Governor. So that if there be responsibility
upon the Legislature it is only Tor the mere de.
tails Of the law, and not as originators of it, mol
had the Legislature the power to say who gtal
or who shall not serve in the militia of the State
For the first section Of the ninth article Of til,
same instrument declares that ''the militia shall
be composed of all able. bodied male citizens
residents of this State, being eighteen years o
age and under the age Of lorty-fve years Il
is, therefore, plain that the Legislature,
responsible for anything in regard to this objer
tionahle law, axe at most but responsible for it
details
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Affairs at H4Vre de Grace

Mr. EDITOR Il find the following notice in the Ealt;
more SIN, relative to affairs in this vicinity:
toLoREn Meeting AT H.vRE De GRACE-On Saturday
ias' meeting Tor the moral and educational improve
neht o the cololed people held ut Havre dc Grace
Md, which was largely attended stand was erected in
button Grove There on hand a band of music
from baltimore, and large delegations of coorcd people
from the surrounding districts OF Cecil county, and from
Pennsylvania. "
MAJOR General Gregory, tho rrcedmens Bureau was
selected as chairman, Gemgr NJ. Met onas OF Hartford
county, and William NJ. Marine, of Baltimore cty de-
vcred addresses, and their conclusion an adjourn
ment was had until halpat four O'clock when address.
Is were made by r. NJ. Janney, Acuary of the Coorcd
school Association, the Rev. Mr. Thomas ipister OF
the Meth9dst Episcopal Church in Hayre de Grace
Ion archibald Sterling, Jr Judge II. L. Bond and
Major General Gregory ~ anu
pdrIng the afternoon collection was taken I'D to de-
Tray inc expenses OF large school house now being built
IN me town OF avre dc Grace, the colorod peopie con-
tr4bullng literally towards the object
An accident occurred TO of tho drivers ofa team
from darlington, on Saturday. The wagon was loaded
WIN shutters and one slipped down which frightened tho
norSe throwing the driver off and under the wagon
Inc horses ran for some distance hut the driver hung on
to the reins, being at the same time under tho
he received some bruises and also bad cut on the head
lie is recovering Yours, Wis
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ECR E ~ CEI'S
Sc A WEED TONIC,

T'lllS medicine, invented hy DR.. J. H. Sch mex,
/ of Philadelphia, is intended TO dissolve tn,
food and make it into c!yme, the first process
of digestion. By cleansing The stomach with
Schenck's Mandrake Pills, the Tonic soon re-
stores the appetite, and food that could not be
eaten before using il will be easily digested.
Consumption cannot he cured by Schenck' :
Pumonic Syrup unless the stomach aud Ever is
made healthy and the appetite restored, hence
the Tonic and Pills are required in nearly every
case of consumption. A half dozen bottles of the
SEA WEED TONIC and three or four boxes
of the MANDRAKE PILLS will cure any or
binary case Of dyspepsia.
DR.. Schenck makes professional visits in New
York, Boston, and at his principal Office in
Philadelphia every week. See daily papers OF
each place, or his pamphlets on consumption for
his days for visitation.
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes
Co, q Park Row, n. Y; S. S. Hance, Bal
timore, Md. John d. Park, N E. cor. of Fourth
and Walnut St, Cincinnati ohiqi, W9HE icoad j.
,rr; Collins Brothers, southwest. corner of Sc
cond and Vine SITS, 81. Louis, Mo- nov23QD
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Base Ball.

On SATURDAY. tho 2qtRIef Cub OF Havre de
Grace, played II match game on the grounds
of the llavre, which resulted fivo rably to the
latter; and on Saturday, the eth instant, the
Granite, Of Port Deposit, played the Havre on
the same ground, which also resulted in viclo-
ry to the Havre. We have heretofore noticed
the match between the Bel Air and Iavre Clubs
but at that time had not been furnished with the
score of the game. Since then, a friend at Hav-
re de Grace has furnished lis with the score o
each OF the games referred to, and which nre
given below. From the scores, it appears that
the llavre was successful in both. We under
stand that another match between the Bel Air
and liavre will take place on the grounds OF the
Bel Air, near this place, on Wednesday, the eth
instant:
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To THE FAnurRs.-There is perbons no,,ino

To THE FARNERs.-There is perhaps nothing
about which Our Farmers should exercise more
care than in the selection of their Fertilizers, and
especially is this caution necessary at this time
when the market is so full of new and untried
articles, many of which are perfectly worthless.
What is needed is Manure which contains
Ammonia and Phosphate of Lime in prole- pro-
portions, so that it will act at once on tie crow
ing crop producing large yield, and at the
same time having such an effect on tie soil "a to
he of permanent benefit.
The safest rule in our opinion for Farmers TO
pursue is, TO only use the articles which bave
Undergone years Of trial, aud have proven them
selves by their action on the crops to be reliable
There are very few in thiscountry who are no,
familiar with "Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate -
and who know that it has achieved a great rem.
htaiou as aquick and active Fertilizer as well
as permanent improver Of the soil. MANY oil
or prominent TURNER'S have been using il for
years and are fully convinced of its great value;
knowing this, we feel no hesitation in recon-
nending this article to our readers, and urging
them to use ii the coming. season upon thei,
wheat crop, feeling that it will be to their inter.
est to do so.
Further particulars may he found in the ad-
rerisement respecting il. in another col1ma.
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THE Tsuir Cgsp.-We doubt If there ever
was at this season Of the year. less fruit in lar-
ford than there is at the present time. In a
ride of fourteen miles the other day, We did not
SEQ one bushel of good apples, although we pass
cd a number of extensive orchards, with appar-
emily healthy and thrifty trees; nor does the
peach crop in that section Of the country appear
much more promising. The few apples that are
on the trees are small, knolty, and very defect
i've; and the same may be said of the peaches
also, as far as our observations, on Monday, cx
tended This, we are told, is generally the case
throughout the county. We have heard 1t as
serted that there are not apples enough in the
county 10 make ten barrels of good cider, and
from what VIC have seen we are inclined to think
it not much Of an czaggeration, and this scarcity
applies 10 all ether fruits as well as TO apples and
peaches In neighboihoo where cherries are
ordinarily found in abundance, there were none
or almost none this year ; and taking the frui'
crop altogether, it is perhaps much lighter than
for mary years back. Certainly, we have nc
recollection of SO complete failure, although
| there may have been some such in our time.
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Affairs at Perrymansville.
PERRYMANsvILLE, July Both, I

. Ih"K1NANsVILLE, July 3Uth, 1867
or: httor: have been waiting for something of in
Tr W turn up so that could send you items for
you paper At last have the very important niorna
e.oh 10 give you, that this neghhorhood has suddenly
10 the TACT that We present entirely deg
tNute oi any protection in the military line and All il,
consequence OF visit recently made it by certain en-
lGl,s oncer with request to each individual between
lie enrolled in the Great National Guard whero b Viii
~ ea every day in the week and three times on Sun
utS' Without pay or rationswhen Loi some on, found
guy 'h''t ny "rm;ns volunteer company both thesa
evls ena De avoided, and each member get good guit
o. cotheS Tor nothing, besides Icing furnished with ali
Tue arns ne eau carry, and drill just when no poaes
AIRY company o. course; and il ustrous Goyarnor
could he prevailed upon to furnish each member with
horse have no doubt quito large COMPANY conld he
formed Now, Mr. Editor, do what you can Tor ms and
hurry up the horses; and as have Joined tho Comnanv
and la no morse, tell the Governor that will NOT Oh.
lect to his sending one to his furnishing Lav and
oats for the same. Yours 10Y "ua
EIxrua
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THE WATER C,NAL.--For the week ending
the 27th of July, there were 20 boats, loaded with
coal, lumber, lime, &c, unloaded Mt IIavre de
Grace and for the same week there were towed
from the outlet lock, l3l boats, as follows: To
Baltimore, SO bosts, loaded with lumber, coal,
lime, &c. 10 Philadelphia and Delaware City,
Al boats, loaded with grain, lumber, coal, &c. !;
to Spesutia Island, boats with coal, and to
Manaypnk, boats, with poplar wood for paper.
Besides these there were two ice boats left In tow
of ting boat. The total number Of arrivals at
Havre de Grace during the week was Isl boats,
and the departures 1873.
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The Harv est OF 1867.

! If there is any reliability in the news from the
West, aud we have no doubt of its truth, the
crops Of 1867 will be immense. From all parts
Of the West the press sends forth the cheering
promises of an abundant crop. The Chicago
tribune Of July 18th, referring 10 the Subject
1t is now an ascertancd fact that the cron of
| wheat which has been gathered and is now gif,-
erIng in the United States is generally the largest
ana best which has ever been Used in This
county. The cotton, sugar, rice and tobacco
crops give promise of larger and better Weld
than has been known since 1860, while the corn
gives nh assurance that it will exceed in amount
that OF any previous yield. There is no materi-
al blessing rqualing in value This general sue
cess OF all kinds OF agricultural products. lis
nenth are direct and rench every human being
in the land. The breadth of wheat sown this
year in all parts Of the country is greatly in cx-
cess OF any previous year, and the crop has reach
ca successful harvesting more fl from casual
us OF al! known. The wheat both winter and
spring, will not be only abundant but OF suve-
rlor quality. This will be cheering news to con-
suners, and vii! Tighten the hearts of thousands
TO whom read has OF late been almost u luxury.
The fruit crop, Of every kind, will be u large and
me one. We have already chi ycd the smaller
fruits, which have been both plenty and of
good quality, while the apple and peach crops
promise like abundance. 1t is true that in
some portions Of tile Mississippi Valley the cot
ton and sugar ii 'ntations have suffered serious
y from Tie overflow Of The rivers, but notwith-
standing this fact, the general crop in these ar
tIces will be at least equal TO that of 1860. All
over the Southern States there has been this
year an unusual attention paid to the growth of
cereals, and this fact will not only relieve the
districts which have been distressed for want of
1000, but Will indicate TO those people the value
and importance Of applying the hand of prod uct-
i've industry 10 the whole soil, in n variety of
CROPS, instead Of hazldins all things upon the
success of a single product.
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SLAUGHTER OF Tna IHsocesTs. week the
mortality Of st. Louis was not high, being only
one hundred and twenty-eight, but the proper
ton Of dead children under FIVE years old is,ap-
pailng. Ofth total who died aindg:fpe were
under that age. That is. of all The deaths, more
fifths, were children under that age. This is a
startling fact.-Sun.
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THE FAIR.-Thc fair for the benefit of St.
Francis Church, near Abingdon, will commence
on Monday next and continue three days. 1t is
intended &c close the fair with a grand concert,
to which all who are fond of fine music are in-
yitcd. The COMFORT takes place on Wednesday
evening, at O'Clock
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AccIDENT.-On Tuesday last, Mr.. Norris, liv-
ing on the road leading from this place to Church.
vile, was thrown from his sulky, and although
dragged some distance, received, as we under.
stand, no serious injury.
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E5~ Life has few Charms for the Dyspeptics which 10
not to be wondered at when take into the account the
of bodily and mental suffering that this distress
irg malady generates The Peruvian Syrupa protoxide
Of ron) has cured thousands who suffering from this
disease.