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National Republican., 1873-05-03
oYERNMENT SALE.
9 ALE OF THE UNITED STATES ARSENAL

g ALE OF TIE UNITED STATES ARSENAL
. SITE AT FAYETTEVILLE, No.
ORpsAsck OFFIcE,l
] WAh DEPARTMKNr. !
WASHINGTON, March u, ls1a
In pursuance OF law, and By direction OF the Sec
rctAry o. War, the lands OF the United States known
the North Carolina Arsenal site, situated tho
western suburbs OF the city Of Fayetteville, n, o.
will be sold IN one lot or Parcel by public auction,
O'Clock Z. m.
At the same time and place will be sold tho per.
mAnent privilege OF taking clay from a three aero
tract ON the Fayetteville and Western plank road,
about two milea from the arsenal site.
The terms OF sale, as prescribed by law, arc one
fourth cash at the tiIno Of sale, aud the remainder
on credit OF QUE, twJ aud three years, with inter.
est At siA per centum per annum, secured by bond
and surety from the purchaser.
Circulars. giving detailed description OF the prop
erty, &c, anu any other Information desired, may
be had upon Application to this ONCE.
A plat Of the property may be at the once OF
the Register VI DEEDS, ray Stteyille, n, G.
and Chief Of Ordnance, L. n A.
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DRoPOsALs FOR DREDGING.

DR0POSALS FOR DREDGING.
ESaINEER oTTIcE, I. s. ARNTl
NEwPoRr, H. l., Aprii 4, ps1a
until u a. IN on the eth day OF MAY isS as Tolows
Fur dredglus At the following places
l. WArehAm barber, MAss
2. TAuntOn river, Mass.
ProYidenee river. II l. .
Wlckfofd harbof, IL l.
B. PAwcatuck river, Il. l. and Conn.
htOnipkton hArPor, Conn
Il New Haven hArbor, Conn.
a HouaAtonio river, Conn.
o. bridgeport hArbor, Conn.
N NorwAIk river, Conn,
IL Peoonic Yer, Long Island. MY
For rip-Tap granitei
l. BreakWater al Block Isand, RI
III. 4 Jetty Al mouth of Connecticut river,
For removing Luddington Rock, New Haven hAr'
bor, Conn.
SPECIFICATIONS In regard 10 the works and blank
forms i9r preposAls and suarahtX WI & pe sent On
81 Major q Knslneers, BT Nal. Gen, y. ga
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GALE OF THE U. S. ARSENAL AT RoMF,
- NY

WAN DEPAnTMEsT, :
wAsHIsoToN, d. o., March ", ls7a
In pursuance OF law, aud BY direction OF the bee
rotary OF War, the lands and buildings OF tho
United States at Rome, New York, Known as
home Arsenal, will DO sold by public auction, on
Llg at ~ O'Clock . m.
The terms Of sale, prescribed by law, are; ono
fourth cash Al the time OF sale and the remainder
credit OF one, two and three years, With inter.
sst At Hix per centum per Annum. secured by bond
and surety from the purchaser.
Circulars giving detailed description OF the prop
'rty may be had upOn applioauon to this office, or
70 the comma nding officer OF Wateryliet Arsenal,
Vest Troy, n. Y, or to Col b, Crispin. Army Build
tngs, N. Y. city.
The properly may be inspected upon applying TO
,he non, commissioned officer in charge, -
A. ID. DYER,
| mh9i.td Chief OF Ordnance, U. i. A.
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preyet Colonel U. s. A.. MnIorP 3; b fttrl Sr1n
E OF sMALL;ARMs AND AcCoUTRE,

SALE OF sMALL1hhMs y, AND ACCouIkE-
BUHEAU or ORpNANcEl
NAVY DEPARTMESr, April II, lu1l I
There will be sod at gublc auction, 70 the high
est bidder, at y M, on WEDNESDAY. May II, l573,
In the ofhee Of the Inspector Of Ordnance, Navy
Yard, New York, quantity Of Smallartns and Ac.
cOutrements, as follows, VIZ;
6,lsa Plymouth lhnes, cal. @, seryioeable.
It Plymouth luties, cal "a, needing repairs.
6,hOl Plymouth Rides, sabre bayOneth
b,ti5 Plymouth lAns SAUre Bay yOnet-al labbards.
l,S+ Siarpa a HAnktns CarbilIs, cal 81, service
able.
al sharps Hankins Carbines, cal. &c, needing
SIS snarps 4 Hankins Rides, cal. 81 sorviceable.
y bhArps HAukins kihes, cal ID needing re.
pairs.
Scnbbirds,
Terms one half cash in Government funds on
the conclusion OF the sale and the remainder within
ten uOl days Afterwards, during which time the ar
ticies must be removed from the yard, otherwise
they will revert TO the GOyernmont
IL IL TO be distinctly understood that no guarantee
will he given to purchaser Of articles offered for
| sale and noted III the catalogue, AZ regards their
exact condition or quality: hut IA believed, how.
ever. that everything offered for sale y A. repre-
| sented. WILLIAM ", JEEfEhS,
| hIIs Chief of bureau
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR TOBACCO.
trrggs ggssn.sse AND brror cozxi.s,.r.,

0TTIcr PuRcHAsNo AND DEror cosxfua,rT.)
NO. SS SOUTH fouRIH sraEEIi koon
Sealed proposals, IN dppit Z, VII be receyed a
,hs once until u O'clock m. THURSDAY, May Us,
Department With QQ,o pounds Of Tobacco.
thsn y pounds. 81 ih sSd & ihs shsa
than twenty pounds from which It 10 Manufactured,
must accompany proposals
Also, al the ssine tune, proposals viii be received
for supplying the Fresh Beet and Mutton required
by the Bubsistence Department, United btAtea
army, during the year ending June ~, lsTt At st.
Louis Arsenal, Jefferson Barraehs, Mo, Cavalry
fprnishing the officers At the respective stations
with choice cuts.
APIS d. b. PEHROsf, CAPT, q. 4. u. A.
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- ALE OF TUE UNITED STATES ARSENAL
. AT vERGENNEs, VT.

. AT YERGENNEs, VT.
ORDNANCE OFFIaK, MAR DEPARTNENTl
WAsHISoTON, u, C., March ~, lsiA
In pursuance OF law, aud BY direction u the Sec.
states At Yersgnnes, ", known as the OhAmplAin
arsenal, will be sold by public auction. on the
rounds, on FRIDAY, June ., is7S, commencing Al
" O'Clock a. IN.
The terms OF sale, prescribed by law, one
fourth cash at the time OF sale, and tho remainder
credit OF one two, and three years, with inter-
est At sir per centum per annum, secured by bond
and surety from the purchaser.
Circulars giving detailed description Of the prop
erty may be had upon application TO this office or 10
the comInAndiig Offcer OF NAterNliet AruenA West
Troy NJ. u, or 10 Col b. Crispin, Army buildings,
New York city.
Tne properiy may be inspected upon applying TO
mhll A. b. DYER, Chief Of Ordnance, U. 8. A.
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ITO STEAMSHIP BUTLDRRS-PRoPosALs
LoH TllE UNfTED sTITEs REYESUT

wssHISuror d. O., March y. isiS
Sealed pEcRosAls VII BE- Tsec.ysd W he & under
OF May, is7S for the cpnstTliriinp Of steam Pro-
peler for service IN the United States Revenue
Marine. ~
Plans and spocihcaticns OF the same together
with all other neceFeary information, will he fur.
nished 10 bidders application to the Collectors Of
Customs q baltimore, Philadelphia, New York.
Boston and Portland, Me. .U.
The rEht i reserved 10 reject any or all bids
should 1t bo deemed for the Interest of the Govern.
ment 80 to do WM A. RICHARDSON,
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ovERNMENT SALE,
oYERNMENT SALE.

AEsIsTANr OuABTEHMlsrEh'a OTTIcr,l
BAN fHANcfsCo, CAL., March n, lsil !
VIII he sold At public AUCTION, on the al DAY q
May, 1913 In this city, lot Of condemned quarter
masters property. For Information regarding
place Of sale, &C, apply at this ONCE. .
mvi Tan, and Assls,,nt onSr "a rtssn,si.r
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TIRE NFARHssPe.-
FINANCIAL Am o0StntEhttiAI,,

Far4lfAsd bV Lssii JaAAsos o., Bant,r,, MoSthsOi
eornsr 1 Tsah Ihd D HVssts. HasAiao'oa.
United States - ~, noyphn. y NJ Vnipd ses,.
e eeSSopS a. . HagY' HshsS sis, ns,'a : & 6ortSn ~
s.:: s 1ss:s sSsrSlls:st : tnl.s:s talIss
": S as! $Sll;s ss AN; Nh! $ Ei:lI
g s,:i:: a:ss.ss, ss:sEi Sji:s$
S.sg:a fa gsi & sSsis sPs Esa y fHissss
ESIihvsssS ,TsS: SoI,Sv,si bssisirsdi .; ,SAss
Paul EssterTed. il, Esl..h and Wsitesn hail
isS u l% Hs2niSs es.ssS and
and Alton Iteierred. Ill; Ohio and AiasipId csrtt
Gs M HsS ssts o TsS5sssss Sss
slate SS vrsinals Inf a. sli s SSn,2 3.I,ns BSh,d
siIs,. new 70; Missouri Siies, so Central Pacific
~. Ia D. d .
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DRoposALs ron IRISH DEEF.

0FFIcE oFAcTTsd CoNNrssAnT or SuBTsTENcEl
foRr HAMILTON, kEw YoRE nAEBoR,
April -, lbA
Sealed proposals In duplicate will be received at
this office until 10 a. May p BIS, Tor furnishing
months, commencing July !, iGa Information as
to conditions, quality o. fresh beef payments, &c,
o. W. HARROLD,
First Leutepant Third Artillery, Acting Commis
HATy of Subsistence. AIGg
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-26

Committee on privileges and election,
were excused from farther copslueration
Of The chArg,s Of bribery against Bogsy,
Of Missouri. se''
The Clayton case was discussed. Rsse.
lutivns that charges were not sustained :
vote 88 to 8.
Gen. whittelsey, formerly Of Freed men },
bureau, was taken TO the Insane Asy.
lum to-day. Hshas long been q sufferer
from paralysis, and soes BY the advice Of
his physician and friends.
Washington, March Discrimination
Shelley, as collector lat DIST North
Nominations--H, NJ. Taylor, a. collec.
tor ID Dist. o. Tesas,:J. A. 'aomerville, N.
ceiver OF public monies, Mobile,
The general R.R. Ticket Agents con.
ysns'on ad]ourns tomorrow. Rates which
!hey are arranging 10 Into effect next
May, Changes iriAlng and do not affect
per cent Of the points 10 which tickets
are sold from Atlantic cities.
New York, March rs Cotton dull mid.
nplsnds, lss. Orleans l9t southern -four,
unchanged, 80; to 81, whisky more active,
at sli, wheat l TO 2 better with fair do,
mandl pork strong, TO- new mess.
hrmer' . to OF; turpentins Armer; rosin
hrmsri SO 26 gold ! 1854 to ! l5E govern.
menn steady and market strong; ootto n
net receipts 668; gross $685. sales for OK.
port to-day 100 bales last evening 8l7
bales sales for future delivery, $4,000
bales, ns follows March 1871 to 1910;
April 1878 to l8a; Nav lsi 10 10 8.i6;
June l9t to l93; July lss to 10 9-l8.
New York, March 25.-Arrived. steam.
ers San Salvador and Huntsville from
Liverpool, March 25.--Cotton closed
quiet and steady; uplands 81 TO 81; sales
1900 bales; speculation for export 1000.
bales American 1000 bales; sales shipped
from Savannah and Charleston, February
and March ZIG; March and April 0 IS;
yarn. and fabrics at Manchester quiet
and firm.
Liverpool March 25.-Arrived Jas.
Duncan from Charleston, with 1850 bales
cotton.
Boston, March 25..-Suit Of U. s. vs.. U
r r. R. ordered by act Of Congress, viii
probably be tried.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-26

pi'NF
Apsiln, March rs, lS7a.
IlopsE--lutroduco petition
presented fsyprlng the liquor law.
Petition from Western Texas regarding
The stock raising.
Potion asking for aid In the shane oil
lands TO assist 10 building the Indisnola,
San Antonio and FL Psso railroad.
Petitions from several new counties
asking for modification Of pension law.
Bill introduced asking jury certificates
receivable for county taxes and rsggla.
ting pension fees.
An act amending section one Of on act
concerning private corporations. Also an
act 10 expedite business In the district
courts.
Bill providing for and regulating me.
chanios' aad artisans lein. This gives
mechanics lo!n precedence.
Bill 10 establish o normal school at
Harmony, Walker county,
Bill 10 incorporate the town Of Mont.
gomery.
Supplemental TO Texas ned Eastern
Railway Incorporation act.
To provide for the enroll ment Of Judge.
menls In the Courts Of the State.
BILLS PASSED
Resolution discharging all but three
porters. Congressman Giddings, on floor
Of the House.
SENATE INTRODUCED.
Joint resolution regarding reduction Of
judicial Districts.
Joint resolution amending article two
OF Constitution.
Resolution to provide for the registra.
ton of deeds.
Bill comforting power on Governor to
settle with Williams and Guion, indsfin.
itely postponed.
Substitute for School Bill reported ftom
cOmmittee-ordered printed.
BILLS PASSED.
Prescribing proceeding in matter Of
probate.
Providing for the registration OF vo-
tiers.
GUESS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-26
A Card

10 the Citizens of Dallas City, and
Country at large:
The undersigned has established
himself as q general Stock Auction.
Ger, Appraiser and Commission
Merchant in your midst. Stock of
oil kinds, Real Estate, Goods, Fur
niture and Household Effects of ev-
cry description bought and sold on
the most reasonable terms.
In connection with the above bu-
siness, | have established an Intel
ligence Office, where l will receive
applications for business of every
nature, and hope to be able to give
just and general satisfaction to all
parties.
OFFIcE-Cornor Houston & Com
merce Streets, Dallas, Texas.
Respectfully,'M. A. HIBBLER.
March 6, 1873 -dn21:tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-24
A Card to the Public,

A FTER A LONG AND DSANGUINARY
"A struggle for the mastery in the
sreighting business. | am pleased to an
nounce that | have control OF the busi-
ness from PaliSade to the interior. Ship
p"rs can be assured that the rates will be
reasonable. and all goods forwarded on
quick time. Having purchased the en-
tire outfit OF the y. I. Co., am prepared
To move any amount of freight without
delay. Thanking the public tor its liberal
patronage heretofore. respectfully solic-
It q continuance Ot tn" same Tor the fu-
ture. Mark goods "Care of Pritchard,
PaiiSade."
S1D w. l.. PRI1 CUARD.
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POLL TAX AS A Precedent TO yorE.
Senator Davenport has introduced q
bill into the Senate for the restoration
of that clause i'm the Election Law
which required the payment of his
poll tax by each male citizen before he
could he considered eligible to regis.
ter his name as an electOr. This pro-
vision was abolished in Difference to
some dcmagoguing here and there
some tall of the fatulrnt sort which
loudened when it came to the tooth.
some old clap-trap about the "untram.
ineled rights of the vOter"-and the
result is. not a whit more Of facility
IN getting to the ballot box, and q very
decided falling off i'm the receipts OF
moneys for poll taxes. In the first
place there are very many people, as
everybody knows, that won't paw any
pcll tax at all, unless they are cor
strained to do so by seine such a
cllncher as this prerequisite proved to
be; and then there are quite an equal
number Of persons who are willing
enough t" pay who don't do it, lust
because there is nothing to remind
them that they must pay, or have not
paid. We doubt if DavenpOrt's bill
will be passed !; but we wish it might.
Carson appeal.
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ko. NJ most conscientious cOnduc-
kmnlo'ho ~hom We know anything. is
|Ra;,"veu upon the Catawissa
Qsvs Qau: The other day a woman
|Ris ,,rth oirth to twins while upon
dain,.r'a n,ral9, and the conductor. after
thi" all that he could tn make
|trjed - e'Imfor able for the parties.
ths 20 W ciiiect two half-fares from
F.ls nssa a.nef o; the twius for the lit
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,reus OF SUBSCRIPTION:
bsrt Dale Owens Attem pts to Con-
vert His Fa ther,

r,om Atlantic Monthly for February.]
7 recollect, to this dav, the spot
which I commenced my long
Ir,ipcted undertaking.. 1t was on
nath which skirt"d on the far
,rr M aide. the lawn in front Of our
Ion.e aud led to- the garden. !
ruld point out the very tree we
Eere passing when - with some
li.rivinys. now that it was to I've
Int TO the test sounded nv ia
her by first asking him what he
bought about Jesus Christ. His
pnly was to the effect that ! would
we'll to heed His teachings. es-
Ierially those relsting to charity
md to our loving one another.
This was well enough, as far ~
1 went; but it did not at all sat.
.fy me. So, with some tre,,ida-
Ion. / put the question direct,
Ehethsr my father disheiieved
hat Christ was the Son OF God =.
He looked II little surprised and
: id not answer Immediately.
WAY do you ask that question,
nv son Z" he said at last.
'Berause am sure" / began
agerly.
THAT He is Gods Son 2" asked
bv father, smiling.
"Y-s, ! am"
"Di you ever hear of tie NJ.
ometans ?" sai my father, while
had pausei to collect my proofs.
replied that [ had heard Of
lch a people, who lived some
There, far Oft.
I'D, you know what their reli
lion is :"
("NO."
they believe that Christ is no.
|he Son of God. but that another
)ersnn, called Mahomet, was Gods
|hosen prophet"
"Do they u It believe the Bible:"
|ssed |. somewhat ag'last.
"NO. M,hnmet wrote a book
klled the X ran; AMI M,hom
bus helieve 1t to be- the word If
fol. Tint book tells them tina,
FAl sent Mahomet to preach the
srel to them and to save their
|Ouls."
Wonders crowded fast upon me.
\ rival Bible and a rival Savior !
|'ull it be =? l asked. Are you
|uile sure this j. true. papa -
Yes, my dear. / am quite sure"
" But l suppose there are very
Fw MihOmetan-; net near near
bmny nf them rs OF Christians'"
l. D. YOU call Catholics Chris
|ans, Robert 2"
I40h, no. papa. The Pope is Anti
Christ"
Nv father smiled. "rhpn nv
|aristians you mean Pr0testants:'
" "Yp-."
well, there are many more
Eah,metans than Prote>tants in
lr world: about II hun ired AMI
Prty ~ Iii N Mth"metanI. and
fss than a hundred million Pr,
|eSt nts."
|"I tnnu-ht almost everybody
(elieved in Christ, AS mamma
les"
There are probably twelve hun
PH millions Of people in the
f'rld. ~, out Of every twelve
(ersoas one only il \ Pr 'testant.
kr' You quite sure tnat the one is
Il!ht aud the eleven wrnng!"
Nv creed. baSrl on authority.
Pas toppl Ing. l had NJ answer
|aly. Daring the rest of the
Falk remained almost silent.
fa5rpsSed with n.w i iea., aud re-
PlyIns cnieiy in monosyllahles
Rilen SnliS pn To
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A LARGE RoPE.-Yesterday. at the
freight depot in this city, mons ,er
rope arrived. consigned to Gillig,
Mott Il Co. The rope is from the
manuiactory of Tubbs & o., San
Francisco, and was ordered through
Gillig, Mott & Co. by the Imperial
Mining Com many. the intention being
to condemn the present rope used il,
the Imp, rial shaft and substitute this
one in its place. The rope is made OF
manila. is 1,6O0 feet i'm length, two
inches in diameter, and weighs about
5000 pounds. This is undoubtedly
the largest rope in the State Of Neva-
ola at the present time. Enterprise.
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NOTICE,

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO.
fore existing between the under
signed. under the name Of Allen 4 Co.,
is hereby dis Olv"d by m Itual consent.
|. w. Knight is authorized to collect all
moneys due md will pay all debts of the
late firm.
w. ]. ALLEN.
!. w. KNIGHT.
Eureka, New, January 3, 1873. ja3-lm
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NOTICE.
NOTICE..

DUNKEL & 90. HAVE SOLD
out their entire business to f.. Dun.
kel. All parties holding bills against
them are notified To send in their ac-
counts within sixty days from date to
o. DUNKEL &CO.
q. DUNKEL,
SAM. RAPHEL.
Eureka. New, January 2. 1873. j.-3Od
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A CURIOUS INTERPRETATION.
fh 'ld Dutch farmer had Il hand
Fome dtuIhtcr named Minnie,
Ehorrcently joined the Methodist
hurrh, against which the old
srner Was somewhat pref jldi,ed.
ne young minister, under whose
n'trum"mtaIitv Miss Minnie WAS
fohvrrte 1. visiting her frequently,
Ar''ed his suspicion that all was
a rlyn'. Accordingly he visited
ae church one >uniay night, and
ea'sd himself unohserved among
ne congregation. Soon after TAX
ns Ms seat, the mini>t r, who
"" preaching from Daniel v. 25.
s~ated in loud voice the word :
!" MS text, Meme. meme. tekei.
marsln,' upon which the old
a'her sprang tn his feet, seized
ne aIfrl &htrd girl by the arm. and
Iaa hurled her out Of the meeting
"use: Having reached the
,archyard. he gave vent to his
''e,ings in the words
II knows dere vas something
ao,g' and now l schwares to
why, father, what dn you
uani eani replied tho bewildered ami
innocent girl.
udn l, shouted the old man.
stMnS his fats together and
hip,hy with his foot, didn't |
Mature M .he parson call out t. you
Eon E"ie' Minnie. tickle de par
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TOTHE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES
DR.. GIBRON'S DISFENSARY.

NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIBRON'S DISPENSARY,
40. 62S KEARNEY STREET,
" corner Commercial, San H..
Francisco. Private entrance on
Commercial street. Established fsifssssT.5
in 1854, for the treatment OF ScNu- G->A.1y
al and Seminal Disease, such as GOnOrr
hea, elect, Structure, syphilis in all its,
forms, Seminal Weakness, lmpOtency,
etc, etc Skin diseases of years standing,
and liberated Legs. etc. successfully
treated.
DIR, liIBBON has the pleasure of an
nOuncing that he has returned from Wis.
itiny the principal Hospitals of Europe,
and has resumed practice.
The Doctor has spared nelthertlme nOl
money in seeking out new remedies, and
has returned with increased facilities for
the alienation of human suffering.
seminal Weukness.
Seminal emission is the consequence
of self-abuse. This solitary vice, or de-
praveu sexual indulgence, is practlced by
the youth OF both sexes to an almost un-
limited extent, prOducir with unerring
certainty the following tr tln OF morbid
symptoms, unless cOmbated by scientific
medical measures, VIZ: SallOw cOunten-
ance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in
the head, ringing in the ears, noise like
the rustling of leaves or rattling OF chari'
JOs. unaasinesS about the lOinS. weakness
Of the limbs, confused vision, blunted in
tellect, loss OF confidence, ditiidence IN APP
proaching strangers, dislike TO form
new acquaintance, "a disposition to shun
society, loss of III mOry, plmples and va.
ciOuS eruptiOns about the race. hectic
tiushes, flrred tongue, fHiid breath,
coughs, consumption, night Sweats, mo-
nOmania, and frequently insanity. Ii re-
lief be not obtained, you should apply i'm
mediately, either in person or by lett'r
and have cure effected by his new and
scientific mode of treating this disease,
which never fails OF etrecting quick and
radical cure.
Cared at Home.
Persons at "A distance may be CURED
AT HOME, by addressing letter TO DIR
GIBBON, stating case, symptoms. length
OF time the disease has continued. and
have medicine promptly forwarded, tree
from damage and curiosity, to any part
of the country. witt tull and plain direc-
ions for use, by inclO>lng SlO in coin in a
registered letter through the POstOffice, or
through Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
4 package of medicine will be forward.
ed by Express tOany part OF the Union.
Persons writing tOthe Doctor will please
state the name OF the paper they see this
advertisement in.
All communications strictly cOnfiden.
tial.
Address, DIR. j. F. GlBBON.
Box 1857, San Francisco California.
mh6-ly
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Collections Made.

RAW. M. JOHNSON ANNOUNCES
To business men and the public that
he will attend TO the COLIEClloN VI
RIII IS in Eureka and its vicinity from
this date. He will also attend 10 ousi-
ness and make remittances for parties
at distance. Charges moderate.
office at the Office Of VIM. W. oates,
Justice Of the Peace. ~
Eureks, Jan. q. 1878 )a-s