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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23
CouRrRooM. Sept rs. 1ssq


Thecaucus Of epublicansinBrOwn
vile precinct, was called to order by
Hon. s. NJ. Rich, by electing Jarvis
S. Church Chairman and w. II. Hoo
yer Secretary.
On motion of De Forest Porter the
following resolution was adopted, to-
wit:
Res9lued, That none but those persons who have
heretofore acted with the Republican party shall
be allowed to vote II this caucus
Reeohrcd. That a clerk and wo teHers be appoint
ed to receive and count the votes, and to act as
Judges OF election, and that the Clerk take the
names OF all persons offering to vote.
On motion, W. H. Hoover was to
act as the Clesk, and DR.. Kimberlin
and Marshal McCabe as the two tel
Iers.
On motion, the polls were to be
kept open from half past two to six
O'Clock.
ThepoIls were opened, and rs votes
were cast. The following named per-
sons received IS votes and upwards,
and were declared duly elected:
John L Carson, Ii. Robinson,
jarvis 3 Church. S. II. Rich.
John CreasOn, Alex. Mckinney.
s. W. Clayton, Dr. Bruce Arnold
G~eorEeCroW, r Z. Berger.
III. Matthews, DeFOrest Porter,
VIM Il McCreeTy. A. 6. Gates,
IN. Reynolds, Wendell Grant,
DR.. MCGreW, = W. Blackburn.
Thee. Hi,
On motion the caucus adjourned.
is. CHURCH, Chin.
w. II. HOOVER, Sec'y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23
ADMINISTRATORS SlLE.

THE undersigned viii offer for sae
a. public Auction, az the late rsidan-
OF william HUGHES. deceased. IN Bedford pr
on may mem day 81 seutemher. - ll
and ehaftles o. sid deoeEsed consstiug n 49,
HORSES, CATTLE. HOGS, FAKm~
ING LMPLEMENTSs
Wheat and Oats In the stack. Corn IN The tel4
0tuer articles OF persCnal properly sac
a. 10 o'clock a. ~
TERII<EPurcbas@ Amounting % I've dols
or less. cash IN hand over that sum noia
months with approved security. -
u. VAT, D. HUGHA
Ga Administatoa-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COUNTY CLERK.

Mr. EDITOR Please announce A. L,Rich as q
candidate for the Odice Of County Clerk Of NeuCha
County. subject 70 the decision OF the Republican
County Convention
MANY REPUBLICANS.
Weare authorized 70 announce the name OF JA.Es
c. 1lCNAUGHTOS as a candidate for The OfEce of
County Clerk, subject 10 The decision OF the RePub-
lican County Convention
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23

BrThis is a good number to send
TO your friends. Copies, in wrappers,
ready for mailing, can be had at this
Office for 3 cents. Send 'em of.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23

From the Kitchen to the OricIe seems
but a small step for our cOtemPOrary,
yet it makes his prophecy smell won
derfully of bacon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23
ESTATE OF VIZ. 5. REID. Dsreussa

NOTICE is hereby given that ths
~ Probate Court OF Nemaha County -
appCinte3 KEFuan Kent A-tauErarlr b ne
tate Of Mm-& Reed. lafecf said c1tufvul len-
the second Mondays 81 Fenruarr. March and At
A. n E7H, As the time and the Cuurf Eeou p
IN said Cuuuty.a s the place mTeA
hing and allowing claims against the sad E
All claiuE nnt hief in-fha ofEcenf us JUS
sud cCuu- on or before fhe second MOuday in AP'
Asln. shah be forever barred
Dated September IN. la
A. W MORGAN. Probate Ju
WENaE EEgr. Admfufsfrafor. CO
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23

The annual report of the national
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows shows
that there has been 1900 limitations
during the past year, making a total
membership of 260, 600. TheOrder has
S., SOC, 600 invested above the present
needs
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
ELEGTI0N H0TIGEI-

NOTICE is hereby given, that on
~ Tuesday the 18th day Of October, A ID.
ISIS. ~ the usual plRce Of voting in The several Pre-
cinCts in Nemaha County. Nebraska, especial Eiec-
ton VIII be he'd Nr ne election or the following
O6cers:
ONE SENATOR, for the "a District.
to All Vacancy.
ONE SENATOR, for the Sd District,
60 M Vacancy
ONE REPRESENTATIVES,. for n
County, to Nh Vacancy.
Which election VIII be opened AZ 8 0rcIock IN the
morning. and continue open until 6 o'clock in the
afern0on OF the same dav.
BY order Of theGOvenor,~ SeptemberlG ISD.
JAMES NJ. HACKER.
ST CQuufv Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23

The Meshannock potatoes on exhi-
bition by the Adrertiscr Office from
the farm of Benz. SavI are much the
largest in receipt at the Fair.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.

Mr.. EDITOR -Please announce the name Of DR..
J. W as a candidate fOrthe Office Of
superintendent Of Common schools
NUMEROUS REPUBLICANS.
DR. McGREW-S many friends II London would
be glad 70 see him nominated by the Republican
IS County superintendent Of Common
schools
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23

We had the pleasure this week Of
eating a delicious specimen of the
BrattOn Pear, for which Mr.. Bratton
is entitled to our warmest regards, and
for growing and rearing UP which
the county is deeply indebted to him.
This only adds another evidence that
this is a most excellent fruit country.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23
ProposaIs % I'D.

EAD0UAETE DEFARTlEST or TIE Platte.
CHEZ QU"AETERNAsTERis OFFICE-
OMAHA, NER.Septemher D. ER.
CEABED Bids, in duplicate, with
~ guarantee signed by two responsible par
ties, not bidders VIII be received ~ this Office, auru
the delivery q
Twenty thousand f90o1 bushels OF Corn,
Twenty Thousand 2-uol bDshes Or Oats,
At Omaha. NebraSka
Delivery 70 commence upon the award OF con
tract, and to be comulssedwirhin thirty days there
Cffpr.
Bids VIII be received for any quantity not les
than three thousand bushels
Separate bids must be uaEef for the Corn and Oats.
Blank bids can hehad az this Office
ban conditions o. contract made known on ap-
plicafion AZ THIS Ece-
By order Of By AaEGen. AuEr.
WI NTERS
f+-4l BFt BriEGenl. CON
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23

We rather think Nh. Dandas' corn
has been beat several times.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23

gTNESS-PersousadGress this Office upon
ANY business connected with the office, OF upon
public 1usineE requiring immediate action, should
Il sces1re attention In the absence 81 Mr.. Church,
direct t. ADvERTIsER, Browuvile, Nebraska
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23

Mr.. James Dundas sends Us in a few
ears Of big corn from his farm, ten
miles west Of Brownville, which may
be seen on the fair grounds. Mr..
Dundas has been enjoying very poor
health the past summer, is why he is
not present at our annual fair season.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23

NOTICE is hereby given thatO on ;
~ l6th day Of August 1sE. heundenT e
were duly appointed oF the Probate COR n
William Hu9hes. deceusal. late Of Sq 49,
County. All persons indebted Co the eg
traitors
B~rownvfue. ssptembsr Isl. IS0 -
r ". HEEHA 49,
st AT-n HCGH4-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23

Gen. Sherman has ordered the cleo
ton in Texas to continue four days.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23
ESTRAYS.
sTRATED on 4

IRON the farm Of Daniel ReoraoLs,
III one mile north Of IonQss Bridge, olr
18Th uiE- one EroUn Maze. branded 0 .
shoulder viii the letter ssn.n Nooh r-5z Az
ina - rha above uhanizR or % re m- ID
IA BroWnrila- Or for ilt1U1E W4-rVT.
her recovery. & July 49,
CTRAYED, from my premises -TinE
COTS one an IrOH-SaV Srud, W u1
and white hind feet the ofhsra sSrsL =
on hind feet and white star tfeE
Eaeral reuard Is OEeredf OK
Whereabouts EMpS0l-
so
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23
Senatorial Contention.

Notice Is hereby given 70 the legal voters Of Ne
maha. Richardson and Johnson Oounties- tlat s
Senatorial Convention VIII be heidi
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25tk, 1855,
AZ . o'clock =. n, for the purpose Of nOminating q
Senator FOR the Third Senatorial District, inplace Of
IsHAN REkvIs. resIEned-
Tho representation h fixed as follows NeHaha
County Is 10 have five delegates, Richardson i've
Johnson two.
By order 81 the following members Of the state
Central Committce;
JARNI s. CHURCH,
Nemaha County.
HINMAN RHODES
Johnson County.
z CUNNINGHAM.
Richardson County.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23

The following gentlemen are the
delegates from Nemaha City 70 the
County Republican Convention:
David Tourtelos. John BlscklaW,
James II. Drain. B5nj. \. White
Also the following are from Aspin-
wall:
Ezra Rogers. John h Fisher,
Geo. @. start, Geo. X SHOOK
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23
HsTICEss NOTICE


AhdreWI = HIther,1
Daniel ". Haultn-l
To hefrfed before II. r. Robins = p
rom. On the9fh dar OF October ISIS. arI oc0
horse h So ac,911t E4t-PG-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23

tSenator Upton, Judge E. S. Dundy,
Dr.. Graf, Mr.. S. P. Majors, Col. Ma
iors, Drs. Blackburn and Matthews,
H. NJ. Atkinson, Mr.. Moore, w. G..
Glasgow, the editor of the Democrat
and Ourself, called upon Col. Furnas
last evening by invitation, and en-
a rich treatof Grapes, Pears, etc.
The evening was well spent in discus
ing fruits generally, the best varieties
and improved methods Of culture.
There is no better place to listen to
such discussions than when surround
ed by the choicest varieties as one is
sure to be at the Colonel's residence.
Major White and Mr.. Thompson
of Phelps city were in town the past
mol nhor~ ror0-h hvefroee Hfr~oTv-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23

Done by order OF the Central Committee
inc. l. CARSON, Chairman
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23
RepubIIcan Convention.

4 Delicate Republican Conventional Of the Repub-
Lean uarty OF Ncmaha County, wlI be held q the
Court House I'm BrOwnvile. az Bz O'Clock p n On
SATURDAY, THE 25fh or SEPTEMBER
next. % nominate such Officers as are 20 BE- elected
in OCtobcr following. % elect delegates 20 cSenn-
turial District Convention. and 20 transact such 9th
qr business as may be foT1he good OF tie party.
Every fneem republican votes for John Tahe last
eCtober are entitled ~ one Delegate in tbs conyen-
ton. IS Follows
8 Eemaha CtV---- {
Glen Rock -.-------- q AsruwalL-----1
Rfayetfe------.--- 5 st. Der0in---------
Bedford :
Douglas ----------- ? Benton --------. :
WashingtOn--------
Done by order OF the Central Committee
INO. J. CARSON. Chairman.
, 1869-05-07
roclama.

n LIE og Enhver, som matte have
III Noget at fordre paa Skiftet efter
afg. Joachim Daniel indkaIdes heryed
med 3 Maaneders VarseI til for un-
dertegnede Skifteforvalter at anmelde
og beviisliggj6re deres Krav.
Ligeledes indkaldes med Aar og
Days Varsel Afd0des Aryinger efter
Loven til at anmelde og Iegitimere
deres Arveret.
st. Thome Skifterets Contoir, den
lste Ma 1869.
P. nj. ANDERSEN,
cOnst.
, 1869-05-07

The Vice. Chairman informed the Council,
that the proceedings of the present meeting
would be printed without being previously read
on account of the coming retirement Of half Of
the members of the Council. The next ordinary
meeting of the Council will be fixed by the
Governor.
The meeting closed at q O'Clock.
, 1869-05-07

hayde selv veret Medlem af Commissioner,
og havde mole gjennemtankt ~saagodtsom
allie derfra fremkomne Forslag, og havde
havt Leilighed til at overbevise sig om, at de
kunkunne giennemfores efterhaanden og we'd
Anordninger, men like igjennem Budget
tet. Han 0nskede ogsaa at see Forandrin-
ger og Observation-Disclosures giennemf6rte /
Administrations men al lovformelig og
constitutional Vel.
4de Medlem for Frederiksteds Landdi-
strict Latimer) fremsatte sine Grunde
hvorfor han havde stemt imod de f1este Be-
villingsforslag og ligeledes Wide stemme
imod B~udgettet. Agerdyrkningen var
Oens fornem>te Industri, men den var
aabenbart i en- Rekke Aar gaaet saaledes
tilbage, at PIanterne like lpnger kunne
bare Byrderne foruden Skatterne havde
de at .underholde 1nvaliderne paa deres
Plantager, og at holde Landeveiene island
og meget andet.
24et Medlem for Frederiksteds Landdi-
strict (Knight) udtalte, at ON end Budget
tet fremtraadte lavere end de foregaaende
Bud1getter, kunde han like erkjcnde nosen
virkelig Neds@ttelse, saalange Skatterne
like ware blevne nedsatte. Han havde fra
f6rst at foreslaaet ct Udvalg, som var blevet
afslaaet af Raadet, og han MATTE nu gj0re
Indsigelse imod den forhastede B%ehandling
af Sagen og stemme imod hele Budgettet.
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds By (Sa-
rauw) Wide dog gj0re den erede sidste Va
Ter opm@rksom paa, at der virkelig / Diet
sidste Aar var skeet en- SkattenedstetteIse
we'd Anordningen ON Diet nye Sportelregle-
ment, hvorved Revenuerne efter Gouver-
neurens Opgivelse ware nedsatte med, saa-
vidt han erindrer imellem S 5000 og $4,000.
At like langt betydeligere Nedsettelser
ware blevne iverksatte, hidr0rte like alene
fra Gouvernementet, men ogsaa fra Selve
Raadet, hvis Majoritet, saavidt han erindrer,
under Ledelse af Diet @rede 2det Medlem
for Frederiksteds Landdistrict (Knight)
tvende Gange havde negtet at indgaae paa
det af 2det Medlem for Christiansteds By
(Holstein) og ham i Forening gjorte For
Stag ON en- Besparelse i Militairudgifterne,
og til denne Majoritet havde Gouverneuren
sluttet sig.
4de Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict (McWilliam) MATTE gjentage, at han
ansaae Diet unconstitutional at votere imod
hele Budgettet. Nedsettelse i Skatterne
MATTE gjennemf0res paa anden Made end
igjennem Budgettet.
Da Ingen videre begjerede Ordet sattes
Endringsforslaget under Afstemning og
vedtoges med 10 Stemmer imod 2.
V~iceformanden satte derefter Budgettet
med de vedtagne Ber~igtigelser, udvisende
en- samlet Indtagt at $181,43O og en- sam
let Udgift af $179,5O8 under Afstemning,
og vedtoges samme med 1 Stemmer imod2.
Viceformanden bemarkede, at Forhand-
, 1869-05-07

NT Hr. Apotheker Faber under
l lste dennes efter eget Onske har
fratraadt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i
Frederiksted, og at samme fra S. d.
er overtaget af Toldfuldmegtig
Jantzen, bekjendtgj0res herved
Stempelpapirs-C ontoiret, st. Croix
den lste Maj 1869.
CARL EIATTENSEN.
, 1869-05-07

THE undersigned begs leave to
announce that he has been APP
pointed Agent for St. Croix, for 'the
Eswopean MAR with which is in
co~rporated: "EE5Imer and Smiths'').
Subscriptions 40 sh. per annum,
payable in advance.
Christiansted 3rd May 1869.
f.. MONEFELDT.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-17
THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
SATURDAY. July IL. 1888.

MARRIED. IN CHENIsE.--In England from
early time until the present, notion has pre-
vailed that If n man married woman In her
shift only, he WIS not liable 10 any debts
which she might have contracted. This was
"A vulgar error. founded probably on the legal
maxim that a husband is liable TO his wife's
debts, because he, upon marriage, acquired an
absolute interest in her personal estate-the
unlearned deduction being that if the wife
had no estate the husband would not incur
any liability. The register books OF village
IN Willis. under date OF Ills, contains an en-
try of a marriage OF a woman "in her smock.
without any clothes or head gear on AT
Ulcomb, in Kent in 1925. woman was mar
ried in her chemise. AT Whitehaven, in 1866.
n woman stripped herself to her shift in
church, and in that condition stood at the
altar and was mar-isd. In Lincolnshire be-
tween 1888 and 1874. a woman was married
enveloped only in sheet. and not many
years hack a similar marriage took place. The
clergyman, finding nothing in the rihric
about the veman's dress, thought he could
not refuse 10 marry her III her chemise only.
At kirton-in-Lindsey there WIS a popular be-
lief that the woman must be actually nude
when she left her residence for that Of her
intended husband, II order 70 relieve him of
her debts; and case OF this kind occurred.
A woman left her house from her bedroom
window in state of nudity, and put on her
clothes as she stood upon the top of the lad
der hy which she accomplished her descent.
The notion of marriage IL a cheuliss was
prevalent at Cottenham recently.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-17
Notice of DI..oIr,ion ar ,or,r,
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

MOTIF - HEHENN GIVES THAT rHr GO.
~ psI'H rsh'N hereto fore existing between J1Rs .
Ming AZ. : Z. Hafhsr uuIr~ tho usr1H arl a.rs .,
Ming No. r. is 'n.. dzH H.ssuirai Nv 'ur'n4. ra..
NJ tllAS. ". kfNts.
june - l'"s. ~ ~. WNTfg..
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-17

DoS'T take too much interest in the affair.
Of your neighbOr- Six Per cent. will do.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-17

ENCOURAGE THE YoCSG.-If a young man
deserves praise, be sure and give il 70 HIM else
you not only run q chance OF driving him
from the right road for want of encourage
nnent, but deprive yourself Of the happiest
privilege you will ever have of rewardinE his
labor. For 1t is only the young who can re-
ceiye much reward from mems praise. The
old, when they are great, get too far beyond
and above what You may think them. You
may urge them, With the acClamaiion, but
they viii doubt yo1r pleasure and despise
your praise. You might have Cheered them
IN their race .nrougk the asphodel meadows
OF Their youth; You might have brought the
proud, bright scarlet to their faces if YOU had
cried but once "Well done" as thew dashed
up the first eel Of their early ambition But
now their pleasure Is memory. and their am
bition Is in heaven. They can be kind 10 YOU
and you can never more be kind to them.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-17

LARMASJAr's SINGLE RAN. FOB COMMON
RoADs.-Some time since, party of civil en-
gineers, newspaper reporters, and men Of
science, met az Raincy, near Paris, TO witness
experiments on a new system Of railroad in
vented by NJ. Larmanjat. The track had been
laid from Raincy TO Montfermeil. a distance
OF about four miles along the public highway.
The novel feature OF the invention consists in
a single rail, like a long ribbon. extending
along one side OF the road One wheel placed
AT the forward part, alone bears on this rail.
while the tive other wheels rest on the ground
The cars are furnished with two wheels, placed
underneath in their long axis. which rest on
the rail and support their weight, while two
other wheels, destined to preserve thei- equi-
hbTium, are placed outside. A few minutes
after starting, and while the train was running
at the rate of ten miles an hour, it reached a
grade OF 40 feet 10 the mile which IL ascend
ed without any apparent Stacking Of the speed
The train ran TO Monifermeil in twenty min
utes and returned in seventeen. The general
result of this trial trp was satisfactory in
every respect, and NJ. LarmAnjat received the
appreciation of all present.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-17

4 CLERGYMAN, consoling a widow on the
death Of her husband, remarked that she
could not find his equal. Il don't know
about that" replied the sobhiug fair one.
but I'll try"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-17
unrrIhIr DI.rn.rs.

H7w many thousands % persons both male and
female are there. who suffering ont miserable
esistenc. from the effects OF secret indulgence or
from virus absorbed the system. Look At their
ralid eac;sd and 4-,agurcI faces and their broken
down constitutions. d.-qusytHE them Tor the happi
ness o.: marriage ur the enjoyment Of Efe In this
hgr- situation thousands suffer until death closes the
.rrr-. 1t rar,Gts guardians and friends attend
those v.o are suffering with any Of these horrible.
l's-IestruyIus ual41.es-srr that they carrd for
and -lr-I % fore 20 b. late. Send them Imulei!
a,rly a. Uo.trr G.5bou. physician whu la, made
rry4. l-,asr- l. rIr, al study fu- year.. and who
ls certain T. TG.-t 'vrEatv Casrz, without
MERCURY or any lutur.arr drugs. IL important To
tu-r vhu aii,t'G 90 those Who are interested
la tie xrlfr- ui Ju.T friends. 10 De careful 81 IL .
gaaav urltruGr doctors u L0 f.-i all cities. publish
ing tl,ir -Ell 30 curing al Diseases fr~ day.
iulIzsiuE upon the public by using the names Of
,Iuurut pEysl.4Hs from EGruI" and other ,lacss. $50
therefore careful auG maxi stTt inquiry! you mag
tLLL into flt Esr- of tMu-e UM.rLltlu.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-17
PLANTATION BI,TEBs,

and which HlT" become sH celebrated all Uy,r In,
nnt.h i'r urir wonderful tonic prupsrti.B Th,r.
hitifr aF. now aud always have hon YrTrz-a.I fr.
'-'ly 90 the same way when tho rgbt nm. SO
ll-sld into hauGs. save with ~. sTgI s,..,,
HlAi We have added thereto CaisAya BARI which in
g"mU'Hab'u with other WTl iupsu rUutg and lrrh.
forms one ~ tho mos; delightful tonic ror,l mai a
Nl-,ihl' Tor The ingenuity % man 60 compound IA il
ilt. winch increase strength. raise. the spirits
ht4 gives NiF AMI chr"r'uluosa tU al who ar, Fcag
AM I'irusan1, aud az ihr same time ,a,Btris i,J
don. and cNhilaratus. e''"
The Ti-'t which preserves and forms .h,.t. ~,
infN' biii"r' rs Fur" s. CruE -um distilled fr, ,bc
NurAf cane grown iu the tTurffT f41tuGs 90 =, 60
auh 81. lhuluast under tho f..... 40 -, -,
our own experienced sErnis r... i auI ir,,sb ,,a
tA|'e'F Tor ihsi purpose, on. u fnfr 81 t.V,,I.
NlHIi'.'h chemist or s,i,.r. n. pro- NO or sb1vs
n"'t man Vegetable matter iu tho ..tptusitnn Of
mem :" the puhiic With safs rtIsr,r,.. MAJ tLsS,
EI nni only prevent bui cure the following dis,rS.
ing complaints. ''''''"t "i'"'ss-
Ih'y purify strengthen and inygoratc,
. They create healthy sppatlto.
They ~. an antd'ic 10 change ~ D,t,, 49,, st,,
'n'J T0rc"inr "T5, = NJ dissipation and s,c hsnr-
lN'6 strengthen the systsm and cuIIycn Tho mind
,n'| prevent rni'smhtic Sud Intermittent fcvcrs.
'"'' Iftiy iho breath and asdity II the s,5,naeb
Ah0H euro Dyspepsia and CoHUip,tirp
lu'N 'nf' DiarrhUa, Choofa and Cholsr, Worbrs
'h'l cure Liver Compliant, and Sorvp,. us,J,rb.
Ihsy are d" brs' BI,t,rs In tho world.
inr".s Great RostGror " 'N'' '''''' va
SUI" hh All GRoCERS. DRUGGISTS Gr.
u. ". DRAKE ~ CO.. New yo,L
w ,n'N"f"N, uuSrrrrLR \ co san Francisco
''' WV ''''n' toafL lJly
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-17

EICURsIoSIsT (from Salt Lake. Give me
through tickets for fifteen grown persons AMI
thirty-nine children.
New Ticket Clerk from Massachusetts,. 49,
II it's school or an asylum. We can take
them cheaper 10 you.
Excursionist Indignantly Sir, it's my
private family
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-17

rs- REGULAR BoARDERs accommodated.
GOOD BEDS and rooms forau.
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TO THE uNFoRTUNArnI
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES
DIR. G,BBoN's DIsPENsARY.

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rtll.t cstahlishcdi IN 1854. forthe AS1N
treatment Of sexual and seminal {191EX
Diseases. such GonoFThea,
elect Structure. syphilis In all its M ny
forms, Seminal MsaEuHzS. inPo- GItG&4SA
trury etc Stin Diseases loi sET4NE 81
wears staudlngl, and liberated srSSs4H ~ E8.A
T.ys successfully treated. 49, f,EsfS;Tol-9
DOCTOR GIBBOS has the sSNSSt tSSftSfs9
pleasure a; announcing that -
has returned a. this State. seer IN absence OF
wear during which time he las visited all the principal
hospitals OF Europ-; among them those OF Dublin.
london and Paris. The following celebrated hospitals
OF London az. among those visited by the Doctor:
Guy's High street. Borough; 81 BarthOlom.w's.
Suiihneli: ST Luke's. Old street; 81 Aarys, Camb.
Place Pad: Lock. Harrow ru2d; University. Cover
.r.,t Westminster broad sanctuary; ChAring Cross.
A,ar street Strand: London, MHtyvh>lrl ruae Royal
Trrs rays Ian road: Kings CpFr, Portugal street.
DOCTOR GBBOS has also visited Doctors Acton.
Of London. Parker. Of birmingham, England; and
Iguri OF Paris. Who considered the best phySi-
Clans and surgeons I'm the world. and whose authority
l. agknovlsig, 10 b, the highest in the treatment
sexual Diseases.
DOCTOR GIBBON has obtained i-um them their
new mode % treatment. which not b. surpassed.
DOCTOR GIBBgS has spared neither time
money IN srykiug uu' new rumegs. and has returned
With facilities for the alienation Of human suffer
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