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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-22
delinquent Salts.


Of Works Ely Mining District, Lincoln County.
Nevsda. Manifestations are delinquent upon
the following described stock. on account Of
assessment levied on the eth day Of Novem-
Der, 1872. the several amounts set opposite the
names o! the respective shareholders. as FOL.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-22
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW REMEDIES NEW REMEDIES.
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARY,

wv 0sOOOu " wv eUV"''
MO. 623 KEARNY STREET, COR. "A
~ NER Commercial. San Francisco. Isl
Private entrance on Commercial street.
Established in 1884, for the treatment
OF Sexual and Seminal Disease, such
as Gonorrhea. elect. Structure, syphilis Id III ~
forms, Seminal Weakness. Impotency, ete. eN;
Skin diseases of years standing, and Vl'e''''N
Legs, etc, successfully treated.
DIR. GIBBoN has the pleasure OF announs.ui
that he has returned from visiting the prlnc..p.
Hospitals Of Europe and has resumed prscus.
The Doctor has spared neither time nor num-
in seeking out new remedies, and has resuln.u
with increased facilities for alternating nuns
suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence OF sal
abuse This solitary vice, or depravea ho,h
indulgence, is practiced by the youtn VI .,ng
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, proau;.o n
with unerrlng certainty the following ~. an;ap.
morbid symptoms. unless combatted py w..
tific medical measures viz: ssllow countenan M
dark spots under the eyes, pain in the hesu .,res
ing in the ears, noise like the rustiing OF ,hs
or rafting Of chariots, uneasinea A1ouss son.
loins, weakness Of the limbs. confused .s s.
blunted intellect. loss Of confidence, aln OILY nsv
in approaching strangers, dislike 70 io snc;ety
scquaintances, . disposition to shun s oS;s
loss Of memory. pimples and various !. .arnsue
about the face, hectic Pushes, furrea 'on s.ts
frtid breath coughs. consumption, mig - ,eliei
monomania and frequently insanity. aa;.tely
be not obtained, you should Apply i% Snvs ! GUS
either in person or by letter, and nsvs t,s.t
effected by his new and scientific mode Oh onek
ing disease, which never fails OF enectns
and radical cure.
Cured MT Home. AZ
Persons at . distance may be Ccn n;hbop,
HOME, by addressing letter 70 W. ne dIS
stating case, symptoms. length OF un.e rroupty
| ease has continued, and have medicine Psity. 70
| forwarded, free from damage ana nI,n d.
| any part OF the country, with full ana p.i /,
rections for use. by enclosing go ~ .soNsee. Of
| registered letter through the Po"o'H'
| through Wells, Fargo Co. ..l...-,.rded By
Apsckaee II medicine will %
Express to any part Of tho Union. a., ,,s.,e state
| Persons writing to the Doctor VII .dvertiss
| the name of the paper they sec tn's
| ment in. fFEsal .s.r,,sI.
All commune atoms strictly connGennranH
| Address, DH. rIs.c. Csl.
d1l.1y Hox 1917, oan s"">
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-22
o X STORE.

SmaH StOFo ma Small Expense.
n ABRAMS NOW BEING IN SAN
LIE Francisco buying large stock Of Cloth.
ing. Hats, Caps, Boots. &c. By that means il en-
Abied to sell goods cheaper than any store in
Phoebe. Remember our motto tQuick
Sales and Small Profits"
Main street, opposite Lacour st., Phoebe.
dl5.lm d. ABRAMa.
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GRADING.
JOHN PRIDMORE

JOHN TX ID NJ d II E
WILL ATTEND TO ALL ORDERS FOR
w grading Lots Cellars. Gc., at short notice
Satisfaction guaranteed. All orders left at Tom
Forsyths Restaurant, opposite Clarke l. Bro,
Lower Main street. JOHN PRIDMORE.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-22
FOR RENT.

MFRS. JOB OFFERS FOR RENT THE ~.
IVl Boarding House on Psnaca Flat. The lssuI
house 10 we'll furnished. and has . good Qk4
run Of custom. Apply On tho premises. d7.S
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-22

And in ACCORDANCE with law and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the It'll day Of
November, 1872, SO many shares Of each par
eel Of said stock as may be necessary will be
sold at the Office Of the Company, Room No. Z.
No. All \ California street, San Francisco Cal,
on Monday the 9Th day Of January,
1873 at the hour of u O'Clock H.. Of said day to
pay said delinquent assessments thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses of the
sale. B. B. MINOR, Secretary.
ofiice-Room No. I. No. 4llh California St.
San Francisco, Cal. d2l-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-22

An ingenious drug clerk of Cleveland,
Who is a chemist in disguise, has discov-
cred new suicide article that not only
makes him famous, but il will save fun
cral expenses. and entirely dispense with
Coroners and juries; and robs sensation
81 newspaper reporters of the pleasure Of
describing the corpse. The article is a
combination of powerful chemicals, and
when inhaled changes the whole body,
clothes and all, into gasses in an instant,
leaving no traces OF the victim, not even
the life insurance policy being left.
Several persons are missing, and 1t is
feared that the clerk has been expert
menting on them.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-22
CHECK LOST.

nRAwN BY WELLS, FARGO L CO., on
IL Ban Francisco, in favor Of Thomas Price
for $54.25, dated October 4, 1872, and numbered
96. All persons are cautioned against nego.
tiating said check, - payment has been stopped
p30,lm THONAB PRICE
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fHE PIOCHE DAILY RECORD

The following particulars Of the last
moments Of Edwin Forrest are from late
paper: ,.---
Forests servants repaired to his room
about ten O'Clock in the morning As II
was later than his usual hour for coming
down. They found him lying on MS
bed, apparently suffering from aPoPle.H,
Pores. had been exercising WITH aump
bells. and had evidently nearly completed
dressing, having been adjusting his neck,
tie WIEN he was overpowered. He died
snor, half an hour after being discovered.
He leaves no immediate relatives, his
c,lv sister having died several years ago.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-22
Phoebe silver Mining Company

Location of Works. Ely Mining District, Lin
coin County, Nevada. - Notice. - There are
delinquent upon the following described stock
on account Of assessment levied on the sixth
day OF November. 1872, the several amounts
set opposite the names of TIE respective share
holders as follows
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-22
LOST,

LOST, - ....
THECK NO. 9,6s5, drawn by J. C. Maynard,
~ General Superintendent Of the Meadow
Valley Mining Company, for $1,000. Parties are
hereby cautioned against purchasing the same
as payment has been stopped. dlO-lm
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
BROOKLYN Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE-Choice LOTS, 25xIO6, in a select
locality Prospect PARK s grade o the streets At 80
cash, fl1 monthly
any rs bank Apply oae ofALEX j. WALKER
NJ J0hn-st, New-YorE. .. q. ..|.
EOR SALE-FOur-stOr brick TENEMENT
II HOUSE with Stores 2jT5lIO0i pnce SfO, orgags
&700lj rental 40 Examine hi so Gofst. City HAL
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
WOOD'S STATUES.

Mr. Marshall Wood, the English sculptor,
whose excellent work, The Song OF the Shirt first
drcw American appreciation has recently arrived In this
country with sTcechess hut charming company in the
shale % his statues Daphne" MusidOra." Psyche
and "Vene" These are now TO be seen at the studio
No l03 East Fifteeuth-st They all OF the girhsh
type. slender, chaste, simple. Daphne, her eye0s
dfoopine her dmplod folded about her head leans
IN dreamy atutude against the laurel whose leaves
U.rcss her round young beauty Psyche, winged ana
lovely. seems floating away from her pedestal as
naturally as might butterfly perched upon her hand
The urettv Hcbe has pauscd in maiden meditation for
getting % pour the raught for which the eagle ut her
siie reaches impaueutiy "Nusidora" Is figure OF a
Young .t nude and fun Of delicacy aud modest
Anon. the works by which Mr. Mood Is known abroad,
l. beautiful bust Of that beautiful woman, the Princess
si Wales lie is az present engaged upon tine m0nu-
men: to Jacques Cartier. 10 be erected III Quebec.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
MR.. PRAN@S CRRoHoS.

\ feature of the American Institute Exhlbl-
tiop thoroughly m Keeping with the general design OF
mat collection and forming Of its most attractive
parts Is the display made OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
published by Mr. Prang Of Boston. The most noliceaoe
in the group ia also the largest which Mr Prang has yet
furnished u.s. reproduction unusually well rendered Oh
Nj 4. r. Durands landscape, "Reminiscences Oh an
old Man" The composition Of this picture is specauS
lar1nonons and pleasing. The sentiment Is admraoe'
and the rendering Of the chrome qme as koou "s ANY
thing vet attained by the beautiful art wb'ch mas "co"
~ much deprecated alike by unWtse euosy a"u ls"V
rant contempt our Boston correspondent ID u NJ
ltcv did II no more than Justice in paragraph, which
We may as wen here reproduce%
l. Pranc Co have published new chrome which
WI IcN amsT3csn lsndscaps painters A. r. Durand.
Those who cannot possess themselves OF an 1lHlhti
, Of the picture emitted "reminiscences of old
Nan'-a lovely pastoral landscape WITH cmlareh& nv ~
FARMERS gathering in their harvest and under the shell
ier OF mighty OAK the silver haired old man wstC % h
has Journey ~ ~ his days decline
WHOM Nj Prang began his really remarkable reproauo
tons iudscreet friends who had little e"'cS'eu
a'on Of ond brought the study OF tue ~
i. only thai knowledge which would enable them 10 P
the hardest and most mechanical reproduction OF
H. used 10 insist that chromos were iust as good as 'e
ripaIs uroposition mOnstrous outraged every man
Who really knew any thing Of art, and led 10 contempt
for chrotnos and especially for Mr. Prangs ehromos
which wac by no deserved As means OF bringing
within the rcscb OF the many an approximate representa-
, m the treasures OF art which either in this or any
oer eountryOnly the richest command. Mr. Prangs
methods haze genuine popular benefaction His
,hroos are not as coed oil paintings, not to be
compared with paintings ana should never be bought
through ANY absurd misapprehenSion of ther real
worth Bat they ere always pleasing, and often
thoroughly admirable examples Of the best winch
echauical appliances yet do in the way of present
inc in drawing and in color approximation TO the
work which only the painters own genius can make
complete They difuse love for art, increase popular
appreciation Of H. add beauty to homes which without
them, would be bare and bleak and thus add TO the
staple tasteful, and refining influences which should be
gathered about the homelfe of people We welcome
every fresh addition TO Mr. Prangs list of publications.
and are especially proud that, I'm work requiring such
aeNtcrty manipulation, and such loving tenderness
and patience Of tol. American establishment has
ilus TAR been able 10 lead the world.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
LITERARY NOTES.

A Memoir of the late Dean Afford, ID. d.,
vi.1 extracts from his journals and correspondence,
edited hy his widow. is announeedAu London
Mr. W. Carew Hazlitt is preparing new
edition Of Sketches and Essays by William Hazltt'
"Wuter,low" viii also be included IN the volume.
Sir r. Erskine May is engaged upon a His
tory of Democracy in Europe from The earliest times to
TOE pre- ent and the work is rapidly advancing towards
u completion.
The library Of NJ. F. de Saulcy, de rInstitut,
will be- sold at the 27th OF November and the
three following days II said to be rich in works re-
Luug 10 The Holy Land and 10 India
"The Memorials of Quiet Life by Mr. A.
j. C. Hare. viii contain "reminiscences OF COerdge, Dr.
Arnold aud others The writer's mother was the wife
Trnth"
The twenty-frst edition of Gesenius's He
brew Grammar. by Roediger has appeared. Five thou
sand copies published every three years The En-
rsh translation is from the twentieth German edition
ana therefore wants some new things peculiar 70 the
s sue, such as the messages relating to the Moabite
Stone.
DR.. r. G.. Latham has a volume in pTepara-
ton oa the subject Of Hamlet in which viii be com
pGscd addition TO two papers read before The Royal
Society Of Literature and several shorter notices the
4 Esh translation of the text with notes and nroduc-
tcu. uf the Bestraftc BrndermOrd (the Fratrcide
Puushe,), oder Pliuz Hamlet Ddneuark."
A volume is announced in London to appear
iu December under the title OF Outlines Of German
Literature" by MI Joseph Gostick, author OF Hand
book of American Literature" and Mr.. Robert Har-
IrOn Librarian OF tine London Library The work is the
result of many years reading Of German authors
deused into sInal volume dedicated 10 Mr. Carlyle.
The now famous Utrecht Latin Ms. contain
ing P,aler has been examined by clergyman at
least. aud will De inspected ny The part which
contains the Athaua-au Greed has been photographed
by authorities. aud few copies OF the photograph
have been sent to England An examination Of one Of
these has led those who inspected It 10 assign the MS 10
the ninth, OF perhaps 70 the eighth century.
NJ. Victor Hugo's next production will be the
long-promised sequel 10 ia Legende des siecles"-
Dieu" This is 10 be shortly followed by La Fin de
Saan." Besides these poems NJ. Hugo has in prepara-
lion Les Qu4re Vents de PE.pnt,n aud lie Theatre
IN Lberte" Ii not improbable that he may be iu-
duced % give 10 the pubic drama In five acls " Les
JuneauX which composed more than 80 years ago.
Messrs. Dulau have formed collection, in
SN volumes OF Carcatures published in Paris 1870 and
ISL The first series embraces the period from the Dec
araton Of War till the close OF August the second from
sedan the Fan Of Metz the third from the Surrender
metz 10 the March Revelations the fourth The Reign
O tie Commune the NTH and sixth relate to Italian
maiters and also comprise saircs on the Germans OF
date pOsterlOr % the Fall OF the Commune The whole
fOmpes from 1850 10 1000 caricatures One copy has
been purchased by Prince Bismarck, second by the
Bdsh Museum, third is in the hands Of the collectors
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
Dancinq Acdoemies.
Sales on Anulon

A. MERwIN, AuctoueeL
DY BANGS, MERWIN 81 Co., Broadway. cor
I'D hs-Ssles Of Books works OF Arr Fanev Goods furniture &c
VEO. A. LEAVITT g. Co., Qate Leavitt,
W Srebeiqh Col Clinton Hall Asiorpie For the SALE by
AuCroN COLLECTIONS Of Books PAINTINGS and all
kinds Of LITERARY Property
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
REAL ESTATE.

r.7r tfr-rH NEw-YoRR, Tuesday, Nov o. 1877
This being election day, there were no sales
advertised 20 take place at the Exchange, and the
brokers, offices were as general thing. closed. The
following sales are noted take place at the Exchange
WfdHestGv ROv. 8. -,
NJ me. Miller egnl direction Of Richard o. BE msh
reee o1 lots O3rOOS together With th buildings thereon oea
% b side Of Fy rst 2I5 feet easerY from seeond
ner the same direction lot 2ro located on the nohefy s"s
Of fFtyseycnthst 10 feet easteTy from seocndaye II -,
Nv i p Fahh legal sale Of property 29Hs located aHa Ano"'
No. Il BFoome st.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
Dentlsirn.
6teamboais ano RaiIroaos.


DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
and magnificent river Steamers IN The world
The JOHN, DREW. and DEAN RICHMOND.
Of the will leave Pier No a. North River every
Sundsys eKcspe o'clock arriving ALBANY IN time
o with railroad trains West. North and East
steamboat landing The connect
ngtr ON the West. Norh ard East
Through obtained the once the Nbs ~ Dodd
Express Broadway No COurst Brooklyn Baggage checked
nation Freight received until the hour Of departure
NEW-YORK MIDLAND RAlLWAY-NEW
~ JERSEY DIyISOEPasnEer Depos IN hegiork, foot Of
Cosndt aud D,sbrosess Freight eceved at Pier J North
River and Pepnsrlvsns Railroad Depot, Jersey CITY.
TIME or TRAINS LEAYINJ EEWfORk
Adopted July !, 1872
BOomngbulh internfiiaie
for Elen'le, Liberty Fails and intermediate
stations.
1910 m-Wsy train fof Boomngeae AMI intermediate stations
Ipm-Wav train Woricndgkc and intermediate stations
$40 m-WaS train for Addeown and Intermediate stations
m-EIpfoss Hackehek. PaerOn. WOendyfe,
Frsnklin. MddleioWp. EnenVlle, Sad Liberty Fails 80
m-NAJ train for Booninguale and nterneate sahont
e:lO ?. u-wty train or wortendyte and intermediate ssn$
RETURNING-Lesve EllcnVe 555 $50 aruEe In New
g.20 Leave Liberty falk 300 and )
D. m: arrive n 1910 a. 91 m. Leave Mddeown
Al A. l:59 and b:i0 arrive in NeW-iorki lQO
NJ WV ' w. JOHN BRADLEY.
VIZ II. WEED, supL AeTJeney Division
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
New Publications.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE MN MN
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RkCBlVBD Al I"T oa y,,S
OFFI'sES Nos S4J West Thirysooondst, or 1O' "ss i' ~
stu ~ odc rates
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
Countrp Real Gstaie tor Sale.

EISHER's LANE AND n. PENN. X. R.-50
see Of LAND bounded by Fishers Lane n
Penn r. r. Wngoboeng Creek and Foartst bat sve miles north
OF Mrketst Of Philadelphia offered for SALE 10" pre
Fifhs vide opened through the property Addres the
owner ROBERTS Minneapolis MINI or his attorney lhOo
SIMPLIFY u North Seyenthst. Philadelphia
C1OR SALE-The most desirable SUMNER
HOTEL SITE America The CORNER LOT Of the Gibbs ts
tate or road and the Newport beach, FRONTING THE
BRFsKERS viii be responsible parties who
6rsteass hotel which this site m sure 70 pay Ad-
dress ALFRED ohll IL, NehPolt n I
II SSN ACRES of LAND for SALE IN
berei hounds in coal iron ,G oil accessible 70 nrke Ts y
10 seventLst iepta Pe1ni or nor
nation may obtneI SINCLAIR Tribune once NeH-fork
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06

762 BROADWAY, n, ].
MAST TENNESSEE.-THk KNOXVILLE
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY:
KEEL. AND SADDLE:
A RETROSPECT OF FORTY YEARS or MILITARY AND NAVAL


g,ts ss upi,sd Stats Naty a2s and remained IN
the service visited almost al the eess' IL -
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Lady Stanhope and deseriDes s'io md
Age and In long term Mediterranean service came TO knew h
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WOODS AND BY-wAYS OF NEW ENGLAND.
BY Wilson Flag, author of Sudies N Field and ro'eS"
i. important work des Of New Enea tnt G
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pons iuterpersed with tnougnu h
teug the relation Of trees 70 sa'e @ ,S @ on wood
temperature soil Insects. ornament ah0 poe W" 49,
scenery in he several seasons; the picturesque pIoPsru ~ H.
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sssenbaces the primitive forest and It's AhmAe w
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-08

which costs shall be paid in changes of
venue from one County to another was
passed II has already passed the
House. A bill to provide for transpor-
tation home of discharged convicts was
passed.
The resolution Of State Convention Of
Supervisors asking for exemption from
taxation of real estate held by institu-
tons of learning was indefinitely post
poncd, as was the bill to repeal the law
for transfer books.
No session of the House.
TUESDAY, March 9Th.
SENATE-Bills were introduced-by
Mr.. Richards.to punish telegraph opera
tors who divulge the contents of MESA
ges by Mr. Boomer, to amend the law
relative to appropriation for bridges.
Mr. Fairall, offered joint resolution
for adjournment, March 9th and for an
extra session in FEBRUARY, 1873. The
resolutions after discussion was laid on
the table. Senate adjourned.
In the House the special order, bills
for the taxation of railroads, was post
poned until Friday.
Bills were introduced-to promote
water power Improvements to permit
suits to be brought against the State; to
appropriate $4,000 to the Mt Pleasant
Insane Asylum; be amend law relative
to special elections; to authorize sur
veyors to fix the time and compel the
attendance of witnesses, to restore lost
corners relative to pay of officers Of
State institutions; to facilitate collec-
tions of delinquent taxes All referred
The session was mainly occupied with
personal explanations Kasson, had his
little account to settle with the State
Register Campbell, of Jefferson who a
few days since declared the press of
Iowa pharmacies and plunderers' also
let off his surclarged bile at newspa-
pcrs and correspondents generally,
while Caldwell of Wapello, and Close
of Blackhawk, followed closely in the
same line of vitnperation, Messers Pratt
and Irish defended the newspapers justi-
fying their denunciations of the trickcry
by which the opponents of the repeal of
the publication law were gagged on
Friday.