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7 IT. -0'F y z,
six in number, had been p'ac.l Ircaug IN
the rear OF the galiows, two pr them destln-
cd to be upoceup;el, as the order colamu
ting the sentences Of Barneho ana Sio;ux
onig arrived at 1880 last evening, and
preparations had been made for them like
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K c9~ II ti9t~ o. Mats, Sausage. Hams Lna.
"f., whie: na = u Seii at i.c ia@e-t prices in
qu "it T"d -ini - suiJ putc11~rrs. ANY o t.
y" ct u h'i.s o" s'f-cu ln St.l, ol!l call an mo
4 e l'CyIre IHs hl fp.t rr'cas. l2if1v
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SEaA.srEs N,ArFErts.

sNAsHio- ABLE TAILoR. has removed to
( H"ftaio street, doors west Of KenIs
STORE. AZ WORK WARRANTED wei Ilnne and
t. fit.
Manjtlwoe, Noy 30. lS13. I4-25-lv
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Stokes TT al.

NEW YORK, Ocsober~ &c lw. rj s.
Stokes, owing t. sickness, was ua.b. t.
appear whcn his ease was called t'tis ,mnr-
-..... ,ts >CU tiOwn Tor v Ines
law
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That honesty 44d fidelity in the admins.
tra.ion Qf public aE4irs demand rotation in
o-lee and an uPtrammelled exercise OF per-
sonal Judgment m the selection of putlil
servants; and We pIedg? ourselves to vote
for no candidate fer Q.ice whose nomina
tion IS the frqis n hiy own importantly, Of
Of a corrupt co4.r, a;icn am,ng partisan
leader.
FREE EnCCArIoN-TEE SCHOOL FUND.
That cur hope Of tie future is ased or
tie liberal educ ,ti9n Of u children and
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Pt ~ guzsr MI Uahol-ttrcr CARR e. rrirrr.
20 il-rt ~~, HIA,r. G5.uM"rcI q. between I'll
"At ~ AHut,s-, rECuYsltun~ him .-f il
ihlS" D"tnc ."~. ann pro,-.-.- syecufpa al yll
MIA pronp.Ag>s ard "a tie best stgle. l. ia,
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TREAT amd NAsFa

CommcEeiI->t bctWeeH Eigt th aud NrntF. Mini.
tUNo,. MIl,s McNauot. rroYri.tur -B.St ',,rum
N tai.. Is ior tie uavrhP- ouo.ic Terur> rhcIt
and s?tlsi Il tiuu guaranteed II 10 {.
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sPEOPLE'S REFORI."
Platform of the Reform Liberal Demo
cratic-PeoDle's fionvention.


and nominated the ticket by W illiam Il.
Taylar for Governor:
REUNIoN on one PLATFORM AND TICKET.
Resolved, That in the opinion of this
contention, all electors of Wisconsin whc
seek the election Of capable and incol rup-
tibe men 10 office and Il complete and per-
manent reform il the administration of
public aEaiss, should unite upon one plat
form an the same clnd dates, an vindiclte
the right Of clectin5 tlcir own rulers, irdc-
pendent Of corrupt parry power and Of the
dictatioq Of rrolcss.onnl political rings,
alled Herewith or aproosiz.ng therefor.
JEFFERsoN' THEORY.
That III the la gua.c Of Thomas Jcifcr-
son, ito make US Il happy and prosperous
people, wise and frugal government is
necessary, which shall restrain men from
inurug enc another, bat when sLall leave
them o,hcrarse free to regulate their own
pursuits Of indu.try end mprnycment, and
sLull not take from tie mor.h Of labor tie
bread 1t has earned"
50 REPUDATfoN-REprGs TAXES, sALA;-
ILS SD EXPENsEs.
I'm. ~,
,,n.,, ,..,,.,,.,l ,,l.o.,.,,a,.i, -,
nj debt be honestly paid; AMI t. this eid
We demand decrease IN the number and
compensation Of public officer aud rigid
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That tie l;nitarions IF fa.9er.1 rowor u
the ra,ioral constitution oro neosss,r,
saferoa,d AGAINST III, evils of co~rnrt and
opnre.sjve government. that we demand
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the consequent dispersio, Of ,he hurdle Of
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with terrible deadly thug four poor wretch
cl human beirgs fell into eternity, and Il
half smothered cry Of horror went up from
the crowd of over 500 Klamath Indiaus
whe Witnessed the awfal srcct>c!e Walls
Of deer aud bittor anguish went up from
the stockade whcy4 the wives and cll lIrcn
Of the poor fellows had fair view Of tic
shocking scene.
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Gentist, oflce in nherman's new Building o.
L Eghth-st., MahiiGwac. Particular a,ipnilnl
gwen 10 ali the different branches OF the profess.
loi!, anu al WORK warranted. Icctn extracted
NltLOIl tsal IL
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lh'S thc lig est DrGte l-r " h-.t and Othrr Dru
nHc". of 90 ar Tie northeast OIuer OF BullI'O an
bgttG sL~ N-n''"w-'c- i ity1
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\. " 'iims \ J. gar,tan prsirf tors. cor. Eighth
IN F"tnEln ~'s VI n.toaNoc. Wisconsin Il -,
"ccn m"ast'on or tie tr .yellrg pU,Iic. ~ nlc
roo ,iie.t. pi7TT
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Professor OF Music etc viii give lessons l.. Vocal IN
inst mental Mus c il The city of Manii}voc -9s
NO E,Fcf>. I.cSiC ence ON EIy.rb-sr.. uarr t.t
"ur' housT- u Il /.
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SONGS FOR THEpIhNO,
ed, post-p aid on
Of Price.

a'hs6. am Lonely Now Song and Chor;s.....
AtA.
- - q - >oIE sEd Chur's Eau.s
's'tr = coag aud Oh Iu-...---.-.-.-- paJFs. t1
Il : - >av-d. Bs tad ..-........... y rnts-r.
rteNel, IiHs, uH We Hec --..--.....- osrw wig 30
IEtlS oi me DGrlrE NUus sud ghp. Mrfs. 80
asking ole-sius f. N N thrE. Song sud
&c l-"c'ots O thIldA.oi. fSsfItare g.. Da- H.
'aa &it - tlHsr ' IN. h auk-. 50
= 81 me saN lt-'t Frayrr.Sess and Chc5u- PrNft.
Oiuse ihr Sh-rtcis, u HAS dad. aud
To- -- 80 $3.50. s-..
hri f1.f y u ajd Eio' l-........... Ftrsly- -
y ~ - tasht -. tynE and ifanCc....... %
l'i't airrNs 7rd Ne 'ru-.N 0ug rUd ChnT. avs -
i,ta1. but DO lrsgst"u. S,Us and bU n 4G
'''t e S=ia'. S'Ic and CharU- -..---... HaNs A.
Lay ne |hg mr. s."'ser.s II cpigg- Song .gd
.StrWa.t. 10
tathtl oi A l Sa,Tcd >oLE............ Psnscrun 40
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New HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 6.-As near
a. can be learned in this city at present
Donaiison's balloon reached Canaan,
about eighty miles distant, in the north
eastern Part of the state, at los p. m,
where it was caught in violent storm
Tor 1t fcw minutes b. fore that time it had
,.pen rear the earth Donaldson and Ford
jumped ont, Llnt was ca ght il some trees
bat finally succeeded in reaching the
gr,unl. The balloon escaped, and bad
not Lacn captured at last accounts.
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J. p. PEfETVss,uD. wD,

Attorney aud Counselor az Inv C,r,rt,o,s
promptly atteulea to. Once over y 4 rts,ris,:s
store, Cor. Eighth anu Yorksls, Manitouoe
- a
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The Prepared,
ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES.
".CEUTiCE.@

Buy no owlers or pTecGrcd simmons Liver
.tc-uidtpr unless IN cur engraved NraEpcF, Niti
Trade mark, stamp and 81 mature unrrok n Ecut
ltue. s genuine
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Netrrirar" sur. con. cures King Eonps : ,,vin.
>lri etc ETC. Al cures warranted or no c'lar..e
moEe- uh,e ut MS ..yer Stable on Sevtnt 1t
bF'ween bu''Glo mi Ibie 'go. Mani'1 o. IL +4s-
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EOL.XV-N

the general intelligence Of the people; we
therefore demand the careful preservation
:, the state IF h.t .v,r remains Of our Cnce
magnificent school fund, AID such legisla-
ton as shall relieve the masses of the peo-
pie from unnecessary burdens IN the num-
Der and cost Of text books for our public
schools.
TIE CRANCERS.
Resolved, That agriculture is the bed
rock Of national prosperity. Upon TIE
money value Of it's products depend the
credit of the nation and its power to fulfill
its promise to pay We therefore declare
our sympathy with thu firm rs in ther
present movement to free themselves from
the oppression Of every s-ecies Of mono
poly.
THE INCREASE N FREICHTs.
Resolved That the recent Increase in
freigt charges on certain railway lines in
this State is in our opinion, unreasonable
and extortionate, and this convention de-
cIares II to be the duty Of the State govern
ment to enact ,aws for the restriction Of
the power of chartered corporations for
the regulation of railway tariffs and for the
protection Of the people against systematic
plumber and legalized robbery.
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hb-leian. ~ geon. and Accuu rheur Office on
StH st over BLc"n's Dru- stors. ofC. olrn St Ill
hours Cal o. the country promptly attended
y,
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S le b. ! mEi-u;ter lie bon's rnn.l
IN rEUDAIE-MAN!TUNOC COUNTY
| EnlRIL


IN PEUBATE-MAN!TONOC COUNTY
L COURT.
IA tie nia.tsr O.. e est tte OF Gao Fealou
ID ecr..sGl
Notice is Hereoy livrn Tat o. y.rtuc ant in
pur. 'u-c OF al O.dsr hG Csnsc made N s,'d
mater, on tDc GtndIy Cf ucrOJer \. D. 1913, by
Ia County C-Hrt ca Ii COlbtY, t,e undeI~.- la
Z JurJu.C i-rce, Administrator Ge pupus IoE
upon the estue ot saii utcraset,
VII. oE NJ nday, rIe 3rd day November, A.
ID 1913. 1t tuu u'C .uck IN he reno sUIu e,
a. tly OH t OF tEe CuuLt j. .-ce. ia c " al
NJ utON oc Ia sid Juntv. fl r Iur e at pll,ic
Nenlur, tue following deScrp-I laG4~. 10 ~ ~:
The Ia q ui The Il .. :, G.! IN aIH er ~ G.
"a towns. umDer tateeu tla) IO.tH, r.Ii-,
nun. e. tV tntw- IL &C. east: sali lanu IES ana
bcIu- -Ituste. IN the CoCntt g! M.wItONUC- st.Ge
u !, .sCVu>4n. L " U.e Of i.r D.
lid. tbs IU UN ia tai /. .es OF All So
70 IN t.e "a cud OF s,lI De c'ioy iaIt q VII
C3 mCucIIs at the south est r.,vr o ,
5. qua.t /, then 4 uau.l- TX I"-> due " r>t
aIOug te south 1ouIaeTy OF 81 qL.r.,r, "a e
rIaii o., rtH ct! r"Cs ia Ia .CTtI p,.d
G;Is o. scum hal the Ao. IN est GEait.r,
Ilcnye / naILo oue tas, s.AtY ro.- TO IA 10
quar.er, eace ruuEiI- south Ci-e., RS
or "a VS.. quarter 70 the olIce .I"g.
Iue terms .. sa4t c!sE.
T. JEROME IE2CE
4 mia stratCr ts JuEis non
Da ed al MauitCwu,, lie G.u do OF 0;J.,A d 1873
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.,CSEi-r .ErwS.

NJ ~ "a ~ =, ( = = - ! riuarc. and
N"HU.ac' grrr . CooDar. I'm, ami Saeet-irou ware.
LIZ it-~t-. : attn side. r the B.i4-e, Maurio
N"c. - 4lS
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Tie Billion Voyage.
Professor DcnaiGson Makes VcE-
ture is tf,c 1sssra paic,' The Mons
ter Arr Snip Caught i'm a v,oIent
Storm over Canaan, Gasnm.
THE START.

NEW loRK, 0ct. G.-At 9 o'clock this
morning the Graphic balloon, the largest
ever started in tins country, set out for
Europe from tie CapIte Inc grounds in
Brooklyn. Tue balloon holds 26S 900
cubic feet Of ga, but was iuflateG with
oAly 100000. tGis thoroughly equipped
with all the necessary scientific instru-
melts, food and clothing
Professor DoNALpsoN's COMPANIONS.
Its occupants We're Washington ii
Donaldson, the acrunaut; George \, Luut,
som o! George '-umt, prominent citizen of
Do>ton and formerly editor in chief of the
Boston Courier, who goes as an artist cor
respondent of the Graphic; and Alfred
Ford, journalist and correspondents. Both
r'ord and Lunt were fearless and confident
Of the Success Of the enterprise.
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CkliS. Y. vsaNwna-

CL0AA AND D:s ESs-uasksVC
lsonits over EsyGcr-s t-oof aud Shoe
store. cor. ssh and 90 III lInercias-sGS.
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3. $. ASDESSoy.

attorneys anl Counselors at Law Office on s,
stree, over TIE FIRST National Bank. Msuiiouo,
u 1 :
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The balloon rose rapidly from the start
Ing point, and hoated maiastically toward
the ocean, and when last seen was moving
toward Europe.
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PURELY tEGETASle.
GREAT uEfGIlia. srEGIF,s

Or liver complaint ana its uair fu ofsprinr. Tvs
acpsta. Constellation. Jaund5n, RiilIOus a,t.cks
Sex HeIdacirl. Clc. Depression o. spirits, sour
stomach, HealsIrn CAiIiS an fever, etc.
After years of careful expert nents - meet n
great ami urgent lie and, propuce iroH
origIntl GenuiHe Powders
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Use; and every family should have them on hand
for their protection and relief, when required.
Long experience has proved them to be the SAT
est, surest, and best of all the Pitts with which
the market abounds. By their occasional use,
the blood is purified, the corrUptions of the Sys-
TEN expelled, distractions removed and the
whole machinery of life restored TO its healthy
activity. Internal organs which become clogged
and sluggish are cieanscd by iYcE's IHts, and
stimulated into action. Thus incipient disease
IS changed into health, the value of which change,
when reckOned on the vast multitudes who enjoy
ii, can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating
makes ,hen pleasant to take, and preserves their
virtues unimpaired for any length OF time, so
that they ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they are mild, and operate
without disturbance to the constitution ordiet, or
occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper to
each box, how to use them as u Family Ihysic,
and for the following complaints, which these
PdVs rapidly cure
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Eistiess-
Hcss. LanguOr and Loss OF Appetite. they
Ihould be taken moderately To stimulate the stom-
ach, and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various symp-
toms, Bilious Headache. sick EKeass
ache. Jaundice or Green sickness- Hill
fous Collie and Bilious Fever., they should
be judciously taken for each case, to correct the
diseased action or remove the distractions which
cause il.
For Dysenfery or EsiarrEnca, but one
mild dose is generally required.
ri:atiOn of the Heart. Pain in thc
side. Back and EoiEis. they should be contln-
uOu-ly taken, as fequifcttr 10 ch3Se te dlsetlseu
action of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For Drcpsy and Esropsical swcIIince,
they should be taken in large and frequent doses
to produce the effect of drastic purge.
For Suppression, large dose should be
taken, as it produces the desired effect by sym
pathy.
As a Dinner PHI. take one or two PiEls to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels, restores the appetite, and invigortes the
system. Hence II is often advantageous where
no serious arrangement exists. One who feels
tolerably well, often finds that dose of these
PiTIs makes him feel decidedly better, from their
cleansing and renovating effect OF the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED DT
Dr. j. C.. AVER & CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL, MISS, U. s. Il.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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Business Directory
gEEssYI s folsisr1sz,.

attorney and Connse,ior.as-g.a,y
oihee E shth-st., near corner of York. Is-16-ly
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sSEE.a.isfTS EEngtSr

;rw NI'iue.1 ~torr-I7 J.n-'s Brick Euil1iDa
al ner y TX adj \ ntI S, C {. 71lI
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and
cure of all derange-
ments in the stom-
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are a mild
aperient, and an
Being purely vege-
table, they contain
naai WRfGa7evSR.r MHeh
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
ed by their timely
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DCiliDllt ~
And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board of Directors made on the 2eth day OF
May, 1873, 70 many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock as msy be necessary will be sold at
Public Auction. at the SalesroOm or John Mid
dIeton & Son. No $40 Montgomery street., San
Francisco, California. on FRIDAY. the 2,th FAY
OF July. 1873. at tho hour OF two o'clock
p. ~. OF sueh day. TO pay said delinquent sssess-
mcnrs thereon. together with costs OF ircrtis.
ing and expenses OF The sale.
GEO. X. SPINNEY, Sec'y.
Onico-No. 800 California street, Room No. 8
San Francisco. California. jySu
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| WIN ., UNIV sssuais s.s..O'V o.
And In acCcr'an:e with law. and an order OF
the Board Of Dire tors. made on the 9Th day Of
June. 1879, 20 many shares OF each parcel
Of said stock as may be necessary will be
sold at public auction. ut Maurice Dore & Co =.
i~fornis, on THURSDAY, the 3ist day OF July,
1879, ut the hour OF ! o'clock =. y. OF said day,
| to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to
gether with costs OF advertising and expenses
Of sale.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
Onice-Room No. 8 Hayward's Building. 4la
| California street, San Francisco, Cal. jyl4td
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Z
Stati ,nary BabcOck Tanh

For Mills. Factories. Hotels. Churches, Thea
tr.s, Public Halls. Colleges, Houses, Stores Oh
Wlrero ,n., IL a SINGLE o. DOUBLE CiLiA
DER nsany desired capacity, with hose 10 reac'
any nj sht or length OF structure; can be kepth
tbs basement or any other convenient place
READY FOR INSTANT uss. thus combining u
construction and eStingu!. hin: capacity all III
principles OF the enginu without the runnini
ssa.. The gss viii work efficiently through Is
10 40 feet OF hose.
These TANKS arc connected. as on th'
Engine. and from them sn iron pipe, / or IL
Inches In diameter. can he carried 10 all parts q
the building. having GA each door u hose con
~nectlun, With this arrangement the whoh
power or the Engine can DO brought Into u,
Ia LESS ruAS HALF A MINUTE. Thus each store.
block, dwelling. etc. and each door OF the same.
a, 3 small cost. will have a. much protection a.
would DO furnished by q first.cla's steamer
standing permanently on the promises.
See advertisement In another column relative
to the PORTABLE BAHcocK ExriSorIsHEH anG
Hook AND LADDER TRucKs.
RICHARD u. 4 @ WY d CO.,
N.r.rul Arenfa far PnrIAe Eoaaf.
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And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board of Trustees, made on the 4th day Of
June, 1873, 30 many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock as may lie necessary. will be sold nt
public auction, at the Office OF the Company
In Morrow's BuIlding, No. 4l4 California street.
San Francisco. CAL, on MONDAY. the ssth
day OF July, 1918, Mt the hour II ! O'Clock
r. II Of said day, TO pay said delinquent assess
ment thereon. together with cos.s Of advertising
aud expenses OF sale.
Overman Silver Mining Company,
oficc-Morrow's Building, No. Al Caliiornia
street. San Francisco, Cal. jylotd
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CHANGE OF BASE !

THoMAs E. FINCH. PROPRIETOR OF
I the Senate Saloon. Main etreef, Gold Hi,
las discontinued business in Lower Gold Hill
md moved TO the Senate Saloon all OF the ap.
Iir;enanees thereunto belonging. Persons In.
lebted to him are requested to call at the Sen
,te saloon and settle their accounts before tho
nth OF July, otherwise they will be placed In
h. hands Of an ofieer for collection.
Gpld uill, July &, ls;3, iySlm
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PIONEER LAUNDRY
NORTH or VIRGINIA.

i'll HALL, g. D. HALL, a. ". HALL
Proprietors.
THIS OLD EaTABL.IsHRD AND
L reliable Laundry 10 prepared TO turn out
any quantity of Renovated and Clean Linen,
nv chemical application.
Packages punctuslly called for and returned.
Offces At International Hotel, Tahoe Home
and Wallace's Frnit Store. South c street, VII.
gInia; and at Charles Brodhun's, opposite the
NEws ONCE. and Vcsey's Hotel, hsin .trcet,
Gold Hill. lsseu
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the 10th day oil
Of said stock as maybe necessary will be sold at
public %auction. at the "a esroom of John Mid.
dleton 3 Son. No. $40 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, California, on WEDNESDAY. The
9Th day Of August. 1873. at the honr OF Z
o'clocS r. n. Of ssid day. to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs Of I'D.
v~ertising and expenses Of sale.
GEO. r SPINNEY. Secretary.
oTeo. No $50 California strcct, Room No. 5,
San Francisco, California q Lyle I'd
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And in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board of Trustees, mndo on the Sd day OF
June. 1873, SO many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock Us may be necessary. will DO sold
at public auction, al the salesIOons OF John
Middleton & son. No. $40 Montgomery strcet.
San Francisco. California. on THURSDAY. the
slst day OF July, 1878. ut the hour OF - o'clock
". Of such day, to pny the delinquent asscss.
ments thereon, together with costs OF advertis.
Ing and expenses Of sale.
Ofico- Room No. 10. No. 40l California street,
San Francisco, Cal, jyll I'd
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE:

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from
II the effects Of Errors and Abuses In early
life. Manhood restored. lmpediments 10 Mar
rlise removed. New method OF treatment.
Now and remarkable remedies. Books aud
c rculsrs sent free. IN sealed envelopes. Al
ir-ss HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. Q South
Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pam Institution
having a high reputation ior honorable conduct
aud professional skill. ivln.sn
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sTocKAoLoERs' MEETING.

,uyooDvrLLE GOLD AND SILVER
w Min ~ Corpany Cold HI. Stote3
Sr.,,t,, Of m. Stockholders Of The above nsmed
covon.nv fnr tho ~el.cttnn OF Trustees, VIII he
S w WEDNESDAY, the 9Th da~ OF Augusi.
IsTs. AZ 1 O'clock 2 on that lay, ~ me "mS,
Of the company. Room No, 0. 40. tr'Sai"n
Stree. San A, NOEL. Secretary.
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED re DIR; Hall
..connt, His health has a.. far improved tnat
no can .,eive coin and receipt bills WITHOUT
injury to Il. uLII. N. D.,
my31t If v, VI ahA@