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NEW REMIDIES. NEW REMEDIES

TO ne OK UNA <.
NEW REMIDIES. NEW REMEDIES!
DIR. GIB1ON'S DISPENSARY,
MO. 623 KEARNEY STREET,
~ corner Commercial, san Els
Francisco. Private entrance on tyA x
Commercial street. Established NO.
in 1854, for the treatment OF SeXu- 0AAIs9
al and Seminal Disease, such as Gonorr'
hea, elect, Structure, syphilis in all its
forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency,
etc, etc. Skin diseases OF years standing,
and liberated Legs, etc., successfully
treated.
DIR. GIBBON has the pleasure of an
nouncing hat he has returned from Wis
iting the principal Hospitals OF Europe,
and has resumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neithertime mol
money in seeking out new remedies, and
has returned with increased facilities for
the alienation OF human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the
of self-abuse. This solitary vice, or de-
PRAYED sexual indulgence, is practlced by
the youth of both sexes to an almost un-
limited extent, producing with unerrlng
certainty the following train of morbid
symptoms, unless cOmbated by
medical measures, viz SallOw
ance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in
the head, ringing in the ears, noise like
the rustling of leave or rafting of chart
los, uneaSineSS about the lOins. weakness
Ofthe limbs, confused vision, blunted In
tellect, loss of confidence, ditfidence in ap-
preaching strangers, q dislike TO form
new acquaintance, a disposition to shun
society, loss Of M mOry, pimpleS and va.
cious eruptions about the face. hectic
lushes, furred tongue, futid breath,
coughs, consumption, night sweats, mo.
nomania, and frequently insanity. If re-
lief be not obtained, you should apply I'm
mediately, either in person or by letter
and have a cure effected by his new and
scientific mode of treating this disease,
which never fails of etTecting q quick and
radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons at a distance may be CURED
AT HOME, by addressing a letter to DIR.
GIBBON, stating case, symptoms, length
of time the disease has continued, and
have medicine promptly forwarded, free
from damage and curiosity, to any part
of the country. with full and plain direc-
tons for use, by inclosing $40 in coin In a
registered letter through the Postoffice, or
through Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
A package of medicine will be forward
ec 10y EXpresstOany part of h Union.
i@rsOnS WritingtOthe Doctor will please
state the name OF the paper they see this
advertisement in.
All communications strictly confiden.
tial.
Address, DR. J. F. GIBBON.
Box 1857, San Francisco California.
feb6-ly
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HOSE MEETING,

TIME RESCUE HOSE COMPANY
l. hold their regular monthly meeting
on the first Wednesday of each month
at their Hose House.
ID. f. BAILY, President.
D. W. CROSS, Secretary. iel7
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PACK TRAINS.

"ERSoNS WANTING ORE, WOOD,
IL or any other mater al transported
by Pack Trains, can have such business
promptly attended to by leaving orders
with JOE RANEL, at the Store OF
ASHlM BROS
Eureka, May IA. myiitf
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"A IN accordance with law and an
ORDER OF the BOARD of Directors, made on
sha lou a aay OF June, 1873, so many
shares OF each parcel of such stock aS
may be necessary will be sold m nnhii
auction AT the office of the Company. No,
~ oahsome street, san Francisco Cal.
lorna, on Friday. The First Dav OF
A"Sus', 1879. at the hour OF 70
TpiocN VI: OF aid day, to pay said de-
with the cost of advertisinr and tSa ns
penses OF sale. NM ~
os,.o o,- Up BEACH, Secretary.
cisco. California. Ian
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And in accordance with law, and an
order of the Board of Trustees, made on
the tenth day of June, 1873, so many
shares of each parcel Of such stock as
may be necessary. will be sold at public
auction, at the office of the company,
Room No. 50 Montgomery Block. Mont
gomery street, San Francisco, California,
on TUESDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF
AUGUST, 1873, at the hour of one O'Clock
p. NJ. of said day, to pay said delinquent
assessments thereon, together with costs
o. advertising and expenses of sale.
+. r. BUNKER, Secretary,
Office: RoomNo. sc Montgomery Block,
Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cali
iOrnia. ily22td
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Nlining.
Delinquent Sale Notice.
SILVER WEST CONSOLIDATE
,.,..NC COMPANY - Location Oh

MINING COMPANY Ioc",tun
- state ot California. Location OF works
Eureka. Eureka County. state OF NeNaua,
Notice.-Therc are delinquent upon IN.
following described STOCK, IN af.o aan ot
levied on the tenth q o.
NV IszS being se%venty-five cents per
share, the several amounts set oprosite
the names of the respective sharehoiu-
- - ,,llnUS
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COUNCIL BLUFFS
IR ON w ORKS

ANUFACTURERs OF ENGINES
AND BOILERS, also
mining and General Machinery !
~ once and Works on Main Street,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
{. +. HENDRIX, President.
'oR1, secretary n treasurer.
myl3lf
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4 OST, July Sd, between Eureka and
IL Ruby Hill, a BUGGY ROBE. Also,
cost. on OF about the 10th o July, a piece
of Watch Chain, 10 which was attached
a Locket, containing two likenesseS, a
one-dollar gold piece and a sovereign.
Any person finding the above articles,
or any portion of them, will be literally
rewarded by returning the same TO
". II. SW EENEG,
j20-lw AZ the Dexter stable.
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Ghe eureka Sentinel.

DOES advertising pay? Read this:
The colored sAow-bills which Barnum
will use up this year cost $3.50 00. His
small bills, circulars, etc, will cost
$4,000. His advertising in the news
papers will cost S250.0O0. Total, $780,
900, the whole of which is expended
in printers ink. What is the result
of all this tremendous advertising?
Receipts exceeding $4,000 a day,
with a net profit of $4,000 a week,
5000 per month, or $40, 900 for the
entire season.
THE editress of a Western journal
apologies for the detention of her
paper because of the arrival of an
extra male"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24
DECREASE OF THE CHOLERA
INCREASED TUMULT III SPAIN
Carlis:s Claim to Have 80, 900 Soldiers
CIVIL WAE II SOUTH AMERICA
FIGHTING IN SAN DOMINGO
EVACUATION OF FRENCH TERRITORY
WASHINGTON.
The Case Of the Steamer Vir2inius-Sec.
reiary RObesOn IndsrseS the Action Of
the American Eleet-A Cadet Drowned

The Case Of the Steamer Virginius-sec.
retary RObesOn Indsrses the Action Of
the American Fleet-A Cadet Drowned
WASHINGTON, July 23.-Cadet Pennis, Of
Illinois. was drowned while bathing at
West Point. yesterday.
The Attorney General refused to recon-
mend pardon in the case of James Pickett,
of Idaho. sentenced to Oe hung next Thurs
day. He killed an Indian woman in 1872,
and was tried and convicted by the civil
authorities of Idaho and sentenced to death
The correspondence is published covering
the recent action OF the American consul,
the American commander of the gunboat
Kansas. and the Spanish commander. An
troum. OF the Spanish gunboat Bazan. in
ginius from Aspinwali. Antroum claims
that the Nirginius. by landing arms and
ammunition on the island of Cuba 70. the
insurgents, had laid the vessel liable to
capture by the Spanish authorities at any
time after the commission of such alleged
violation OF international laws. But Com
mander Reed. Of the Kansas. held that the
running of blockade only laid the vessel
liable to capture while in the act. and that
the penalty OF such an &C: could not follow
the escape.
American Consul Thornton at Aspinwali,
IN response to an inquiry, said the VIrginius
had the right to fly the American flag,
quoting as a precedent the action Of Minis
ter Hurlbut in April. 1872. when the latter
requested the Kansas to then escort the
Virginius from the harbor of Asp;nwall.
On the twenty-ninth Of JuLe. Captain
Rockendorf, of the Canandaigua, which
had Just arrived. ordered the Kansas to
escort the Nirginius from the harbor. which
was done. the Bazan making no demonstra-
ton; but Commander Antroum denounced
the Virginius as pirate, and has officially
informed his government of the affair. The
action of ,he American fleet is indorsed by
Secretary Robeson.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24
Neudu.. . French town Oh the Medite,.

Neudu.. French town Oh the Medite..
! ranean.
MADRID. July .3.-A meeting which was
attended by all the members of the Cabinet
and by large ma jority of the Cortes, was
held last evening to discuss what measures
should be adopted to secure the overthrow
OF insUrrectionary movements in the cOun.
try and the restoration of order.
The COrtes has approved the bill provid.
ing for tho imposition Of extraordinary
war taxes.
Persons who are known to be in sympathy
with the Cralists are to be taxed more
heavily than the loyal population.
The minority Of the Cortes has issued .
manifesto coudemning the policy Of the
government.
Pres:den, Saimeron held council Of
Generals to-day. They were advised to
summon immediately into active service
5000 reserves.
Tie civil governors Of Seville and Al.
baccite have been dismissed and replaced
by c:vi! delegates. General Martinez has
superseded General Nalenale AS CAPTAIN
General o: Valencia.
The Inhabitants Of Ctrera have def ated
and taken two guns from the insurgeHs
column which marched out of Seville to
carry into effect the declaration Of indie.
pendence.
Az the insurgent ironciad vittoria was
sailing from Alicante, German frigata
which was lying in the harboc got up steam
and followed her out by orders from tho
German legation at Madrid.
Herald special, dated Paris. July %,
says the proposition for the recognition Of
the Carlists has been more than once dis
cussed in the French cabinet. The Duke
de BgOgIie favOrs treating with the govern.
ment Of Don Carlos as tho only power capa.
Bile Of performing the functions OF govern.
menc III Spain. President MacMahon is
willing 20 accept De Broglie's views. even
if he were not himself compromised
by his promises to tho friends
Of Don Carlos. bu: ,hs other
members Of the ministry apprehend that
such course would greatly excite France
and too glaringly c0untenance and yecog.
nize monarchial tendencies az right. Tho
Carlsts. however, are confident Of early
recognition, and are encouraged by theic
recent successes everywhere and the gen.
eral disorgauization in Spain Of every power
that could have opposed them: and despoE.
dency and hopelesspess seen. to have seized
the republicans.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24
How a Wife Kept Her Husband Hon'e'

How Wife hept her uusOduu AAVi'o'
A gentleman Of ou. acquaintance, whose
profession necessarily keeps him away iron:
his room until midnight or every week day
ia inclined to absen: himself on Sundays.
when he joins boon companions IN various
kinds Of amusemeu.s. simply because on
such occasions he is free from fulfilling HI-
ties toward his employers. During TIE
warm season ne i. greatly given tc sailing
and fishing, and so sure as Sunday comes
;;,s: so sure is Il. to visit Lake Ponccna--
train TO relieve himself from daily cares "
indulging in his favorite pastime.
One Sunday recently. the wife, kind
hearted, domestic body. ful, OF love for her
husband. home and children, succeeded II
securing her husbands company for shat
one day. Being aware that he was exceed
;nsly tonl of garlic n his food. she oaue
the cook to make al early dinner and spice
the roast thoroughly with that delectab.e
vegetable Before dinner was announced
the husband scented the 90 him) sweet per-
fame. and fixed his mouth and appetite for
q good square meal. for without knowing (:
he fell into ths trap and was pretti!y
caught. He ate his FIJI! thinking how veGy
p!easan: i. was to leisurely dine with his
isyed ones at home. Dinner over. coffee
aad a smoke INDUCED in, the husband
thought Of his promise to join some
lively friends in sal, or the lake. and
began to dress. but suddenly the aroma
O: garlic made him remember that the
smell was exceedingly offensive to two OF
his friends, and he hes:tated in donniny
Carefully prepared garment. The case
needed reflection. Il would never do 10
otend his friends. and, perhaps. others.
with villa;nous amount Of garlic. and It
would look bad for him not to keep his ea-
gagement. SO he was compelled to choose
between the two horn. of dilemma. and
concluded to remain home. enjoying the
company of his good wife and interesting
children. A dose Of garlic gained victory
to- deserving wife. and now the husband
demands the savory vegetable foc every
Sunday dinner. Wives. you whose hus-
band, will enjoy the luxury, try the remedy
a.. rcc-eant husbands
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24
nCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL.
" Situated at the celeb! asei

" d.F
OCEAN SPRINGS, MISSISSIPPI
The '.o:se is now open and in complete o-deE :or
The rec . ptiOn OF guests. The bathing and fishing
are the best of any place the coas., and persons
seeking either health or pleasure not do better
than visit the Ocean Springs Hotel, where they
will receive every attention during the.r stay.
The table will always be supplied Wit! the Ge,ca
Cies %: the season. Inva!ids seeking lei..i!.
would refer them to the pamphlet Ito De had a
Schmidt Zeglers, New Orleans. or at the Lotr!l
containing an analyst of the water OF tie So:1c=
and t.e!r wonderful cures which are certified %
bv sOlae of the most eminent physlcians o. sae
rOuu:fT. Terms are more reasonable thai! any o.
the other watering places on the coast for te 'alh.
accc,nmod alton. Liberal arrangements nlae W.
famllle, and those wishing to remain during :le
season There is 8 so come ted vita the .4ote
Bre bar room, where the best OF wines and iilu0rs
are kept besides tenpin alley and blizzard saloon.
also fine crourIet grounds for the guests o: tie
house The proprietor has Dtte arrangements 70:
y band Of music, which will be i'll atteuG.ince
during every evening of the week. besides { cLe
wano ior the uss of The guests of the hotel.
ivg i'm NJ AINSLEE. Pro3r'e''.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24
SOUTH AMERICA.
Civil war In che Argentine Republfc-A
War Vessel ut the Seat of Hostile
Observation-Disclosures Serious Outbreak

oCts
WASHINGTON. July .j.-The following
Department.:
C1IrgD STATE. LRpA-Ioy.(
aOntsvideo May TO- 1879.
To Captain o. e. Badger. Commanding United
States steamer Ticonderosa;
SIR Recent reliable information has
reached this legation that civil war has
broken out in the Argentine State of Entr0
Rios. and is likely soon to manifest itself III
Corriente and Santa Fe. and that all armed
revolt has arisen in Paraguay. AS tho
theatre Of this cOmmotiOn is along tho
borders of the Parana and Paraguay
rivers, the undersigned gives it as his judg.
ment that as soon as the United States
steamer Wasp is in fl condition it would bo
wei: that the ship should make trip al
high as Ascuncion. As a provision agains:
anv contingency Of danger that might arise
TO persons or property of citizens of tho
United States, a naval vessel should show
itself in the ports of Parana and Paraguay.
The last of June or first of July would D0
sufficiently early for the Wasp to leave MOE.
tevideo. II she should be in readiness
sooner she would need to be absent from
the por. not exceeding five or six weeks.
JOHN l.. STEVENS.
The following is report from Com:
mander Mahon, of the Wasp, dated of
Montevido, June II, addressed to Admiral
Taylor, commanding the naval force OF the
South Atlantic station: The revolution in
Entire Rios still continues, but without any
incident of Importance. The reported cap
ture Of Parana early in the month proves
to have been false The Argentine War
Minister. SenOr Ganiza, is in that city. HIS
published reports show no decisive fighting.
It is said in the morning papers that Jordan
has ordered all Entire Rios between fifteen
and seventy years to be enrolled.
The estates Of those who do not rerors
are to be cOnfscated.
| The journals estimate lS, 900 men to be i1
arms on one side or the other.
! 1t is asserted from Argentine sources that
the JOrdanites receive covert encourage
| ment and aid from Brazil.
| The only thing that seems TO affect for.
| eigners is a published proclamation Of Jor'
dan, that he will shoot any foreigners cap'
| tured fighting against him.
| 1t appears also tha. some Of his men
| boarded Dutch bark and took from her
two carrOnades.
| The English squadron, consisting OF tho
Pilades and Dart are in port. The Rocket
has sailed for home. The French gunboas
Pique was here day or two, and has gOn0
up the river. The Italian corvette Vietoro
Pisari has arrived here. sixty days frona
| Auckland, bound home from China.
The health of the place ;s good; that OF
| the officers and crew o: the Wasp is alse
| rnod
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24
FOREIGN.
Evacuation Of French Territory by tho
German Troops-AssembIingO of Cone
sistory ut ilOme-Santa Cruz Repus
diated-The Emperor Of Austria Will
Visit st. Petersburg-Versailles

German TrO0pS-ASSemDLin8 Oh COns
sistory ut fiomc-Santa Cruz Repus
diated-The Emperor Of Austria Will
Visit st. Petersburg-VersaiIles
PARIS. July 23.-It is officially announced
to-day that the fortified town OF Mezlerees
the capital of the department of Ardennes.
and Charleville, on the opposite side OF tn"
river Meuse. in the same department, wern
evacuated last night by the German forces.
who have occupied them sincc the conclG'
aon Of the war.
General Manteuffei. the commander OF
the army Of occupation. Will remain a.
Nancy for a short time a..e- its departure
from that city.
The Ve.dun di.t.ic: will be t,c only
French territory cccu.:si ~ German
RoME. July ::.-A eonsistory vii! bo
held next Friday 70. TIE nomination OF
bishops.
from The Vatican no: to receive tne cure Of
Santa Cru, on his arrival in this city.
The commission for the liquidation OF
ecclesiastical property opened its sessiou
here to-day.
VIENNA, July 23-The Emrcro: Of Aus.
tria vii. go to st. Petersburg in the autumn.
The visit is regarded by tae press ~ 0. deep
politica. significance.
VERSAILLES. July 23.-The Assembly this
afternoon, after a most excited debate
adopted the bill empowering the permanent
committee, which sits during the recess. to
prosecute insulters of the Assembly.
NJ. Ernoul, in the course OF a vigorous
speech. denounced relationships as th0
daughters Of license. and declared tina.
tyrannica. republics were ku-e 10 beges
Casars
LoSDos. July 23.--The weather here con.
tinues very hot. a, half-past twelve thus
evening the thermometer stood at S5'.
A severe thunder storm, accompanied by
sharp lightning. swept over Lancashire
yesterday. The crops were damaged in va.
rious localities, and several persons weya
struck by Lightning and killed.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24
Commerce Of New Orleans.

Besides the dredgeboats which render
the outlets Of the Mississippi passable for
the conveyers Of the commerce of our city,
and the great project Of the Fort st. Philip
canal. there are CIle. means OF causing a
return OF prosperity TO New Orleans. her
hampered comm cree must be relieved. and
DR.. Z. S. Drew suggeats plan which. IN its
feasibility. c::eapless and promise of speedy
SUCCESS, warrants serious consideration. 10
accommodate Il: tonnage that Is attracted
20 this port. AID wi.c. the Gredgeboats are
unable 70 relieve. Immediate means must
be devised. His plan has no reference to
the canal. but is directed to overcoming the
difficulties at the vases. Hs offers an en-
tireiy new method. Ee says:
l suggest another relief Or adjunct-a
vessel ltae plans. etc, OF which navel.
which can complete the cargo Of any class
OK ship outside the bars. at either Pass-a-
iOutrc or Southwest Pass. She will be en-
tirely seaworthy. and OF sufficient capacity
{" transport eighteen hundred .ons-cotton,
bulk grain, or any character OF merchan'
dise-ove: either bar On twelve feet water.
She can serve for towing purposes. She
VIII OUNl Lc kuc utCthSltN VI NCHSCA' >
to the city, thereby relieving them of the
heavy tax of towage up and down the river.
and Wharfage; will afford ship OF any
class every relief in crossing the bar, IN or
outgoing. No more detention to them is L. =
purpose.
With the trio of reliefs, acting in concert.
only can the trade OF this city and the Mis-
sissippi valley be accommodated. With
the three methods OF promoting and en-
hancing the Interests of New Orleans, st.
Louis, Chicago, Louisville, in fact all the
cotton. sugar. tobacco nd.grain producing
region of the West and South. mine OF
unlimited wealth is opened. Nature so de-
vised, and so eventually must be, aside from
every other dissention or consideration, the
existence of that Identification of interest
between the West and South il every con-
ceivable agricultural, mechanical. CONNER.
cial and may with propriety add. political
com 5inatlon.
This plan has never been tried here. and
when brought to the attention of our CAPT
talists, as is DR.. Drew's purpose. should re
ceive their earnest consideration. 1t Ger
tainly seems feasible and we'll worthy &
comparison with the many others for thu
advancement of the commerce Of the Mis-
eissippi.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24
DOUDRO'S REsTACRANT.
LAKE END ?ONTCuAETRAIN RAILROAD.
Billtnnn Il Jary, PrOpriesOrs.
This celeb ated establishment has been .-.!y Re.
fitted tor the opening OF TIE spring business.
iel
GRAND ISLE HOTEL.
On THE GULF OF MEXICO, LoriSiAHA.
Open for the Season of 1877.

The finest surf bathing in the South. Ia. hges:
beach for driving III the world. The oyster "a, OF
the South. Fish abound in .veiy variety, and anne.
shrmps and crabs always plentiful. Sal boats
fishing tackle and guides to enable guests to enjoy
the best of sport will always be kept, and 10 effort
spared to make this hotel the lie Plus Ultra o.
Louisiana
The swift light draft and comfortable steamer
BOSSIER CAPTAIN GUS RICHARDS, leaves Ear
vev's canal every TUESDAY and SATURDAY. al {
A. NJ for Grand Isle and way landings, al the moi
crate fare of So.
Steam ferry leaves foot of Jackson stree: q. $50
A. M.
Board pei month $50; per week Sis; per DAY s.
Terms Tor families or for over one month very IL.
era.
B. MARGOT, Proprietor.
SAM D. DIXON, 4geat.
ie6 70. ~ Commercial place, Lock box No i't.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24
Death Of n FayOrite Actor.

The telegraph announces the death CT Z
New Orleans fayorite. ). Wesley Hill. az
s.. Louis. after long illness. Mr.. Hill has
been connected with the stage in this city
70, some years. For the last two years he
was stage manager at the Academy o:
Music. and has made many warm friends
ny his personal qualities. and great num-
Der of enthusiastic admirers by his superior
professional abilities. He has been con
rected, as actor and stage manager, with
most of our theatres. and his death will
create void in our histrionic community
which will be hard to fill. He leaves a
wife. professionally known as Nellie Taylor,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24
CRIME.

The Eoss Nflrder-U UdderseOk In Prison
Trial of the Italian Siaver-Children
Sold by Their Parents-Nurder Of an
Old Lady near Williamsport, Pennsyi.
yania-The Warden of the Home for
Lame and Crippled Children in New
York Shot by an Inmate-NIurder in
san Francisco-A Murderer Sentenced
to be Huug-Escape Of COnYicts-ke"
captafed-6lOody ARRAY in GHseeheld.
Ohio.
WEST CHESTER, July 23.-Nothlng new
has developed in the Goss murder case
within the past two days, except the lind
ing Of the person wbe shipped the body to
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24
square BLOCK Pavement.

I: will be seen from the award. elsewhere
noticed in ti;s issue. that the contrac: .o-
putting down square block pavement on
Poydras stree: has been awarded to Mr..
John Coleman. The price appears reason
able and the undertaking i. certainly de-
sirable. A lighter material may do for CIR
drives and avenues dis.au: from the bust
ress centres. but for tie :evee and the iaer-
camille streets scarcely any other su bstance
than square block viii answer the demands
made upon it. We regard this movement
OF the Administrator. as q step il the ::gh:
direct ion