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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW REMIDIEs! NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIBBONS

DIR. GIB50N's DIsPENsARY,
~ o. 623 KEARNEY STREET,
" corner Commercial, San E@.
Francisco. Private entrance on fA.H
Commercial street. Established EJHtys..A
in 1854, for the treatment OF Sexu- C.asA-!
al and Seminal Disease, such as Gonorr.
hea, elect, structure, syphilis i'll 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 that he has returned from Wis.
ting the principal hospitals OF Europe,
and has resumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neithertime MOI
money in seeking out new remedies, and
has returned with increased facilities for
the alienation OF human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence
Of self-abuse. This solitary vice, or de-
PRAYED sexual Indulgence, is practlced by
the yodth OF both sexes to an almost un-
limited extent, producing with unerring
certainty the following train of morbid
symptoms, unless combatcd by scientific
medical measures, viz SalloW counter.
ance, dark spots undo the eyes, pain in
the head, ringing in the ears, noise like
the rustling of leaves or rafting OF char.
tOS, uncaSlncSS about the IONS. weakness
u iilc llIlDS, confused NlSlpll, Dlunttu IN
tellccf, loss of confidence, diffidence in ap.
preaching strangers, a dislike to form
new acquaintance, Il disposition to shuH
society, loss of m mory, piniplcs and Va.
ciouS eruptionS about the face. hectic
fiushes, turred tongue, foetid breath,
coughs, consumption, night sweatS, mo.
nomaila, and frequently insanity. II re.
lief be not obtained, you should apply I'm
mediately, either in person or by lctt.r
and ave a cure effected by his new and
scientific mode of treating this disease.
which never fails of efrecting a quick and
radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons al Il distance may be CURED
At HOME, by addressing a letter to DIR
IIBBoN, stating case, symptoms, length
" time the disease has continued, and
have medicine promptly forwarded, free
from damage and curiosity. to any part
Of country. Will full and plain direc.
ions for use, by inclOsing $40 in coin in a
registered letter through the P~Ostoflice, OF
through Wells, Fargo d Co.
y package of medicine will be forward.
e. ty Express toany part of the Union.
: wrltingtotne Doctor will please
state the name OF the paper they see this
advertisement in.
All communications strictly confiden.
tial.
Address, DR. j. +. GIDTON.
Box 1857. San Francisco California.
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Tinine.
DELINQUENT Sale Notice.
SILVER WEST CONSOLIDATED
~.,s. EasNaDANN - tlnfIpU of

works Eureka, Eureka County, Nevada.
Notice. here are delinquent upon the
follow ing de scrIbod stock, on account oil
assessment levied on the third day oil
April, 1873, the several amounts SET OPP
wosite the names OF the respective snare
t1,I,re nc fpllnuS.
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For a or Rent.

yENHE PROPERTY SITUATED on
4 the corn r Of Buel and batemaE
streets, known as the Delmonico build
ing, is Tor sale or rent on advantageous
terms. IL j centrally located, ana has
several desirable rooms suitable Tor 9TH
ces or similar purposes. Tor particulars,
inquire at the store of
>. ASHIM DRO.,
apl6tf Main street, Eureka.
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hHu III ACCORDANCE with law, and an
ordcr OF the Hoard of Trustees, made ON
the thlrd day OF April, 1873, so NAM
shares OF each parcel OF such stock a.
may be necessary. will be sold at Iulnt
auction, at 'he Office OF the company,
r"pii .>c.n montgomery lock. Mont
on HESDAI, TIE tenth bAN q
JUNE, 1873, at the hour of one O'Clock
r. NJ. OF SAID day. to pay said u~elinoucnt
assessment thereon, together vii co.Is
o. advertising and expenses OF sale.
oe +. X. EtNkER, Secretary.
montgomery street, San francisco. Cai,,,
~ nly.itd
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POLL TAX.
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO a.
ALIA and |. NCCABE, ii living, o r
II dead, their legal representatives., To
come forward me pay their shares to-
ward the work 6one for the past year on
the "SilVer Region NINE, located on
Ruby Hill. Eureka District, Lander Coun-
ty, Nevada.
nls-3m ?. CARROLL.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the undersigned have purchased that
certain house and lot situated on the
corner OF Monroe and Clark streets,
in block A, lot 10. OF the Monroe Survey,
and have received a good and legal title
to the same from the officer who a au-
to sell it for taxes.
my21 Iw HI WO& CO,
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Boarding House For Sale.

4 BOARDING HOUSE ON RUBY
~ Hill, elig bly, located, with furniture,
fixtures. cooking utensils, etc., will be
sold at a bargain. For full particulars,
inquire on the premises of
apl,-lm p. KEOGAN.
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I0u EnshinNDhtp.

Heels Of Parisian ladies boots are said
to be so high and 50 brought under the
foot that the Chinese must be sensi-
bly, shod in comparison. A few days ago q
correspondent Of the London OJscrrer saw
very charming lady in q predicament,
Ind was malicious enough to watch her.
She had got cut to walk exqu;stcly dressed
with, Of course the inevitable stick and
high heels. Alas Madame n Comtesse
found after few. steps, that with such
pretty but inconycnt bottines, movement
was impossible. Her carriage had gone
slows on, and she was forced to cling
trembling to the edge of the footra.h until
her footnan b. a happy accidcn; looked
around,
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Wisconsin and General News.
TlSt.ttI SIN

TLora j. = ,r7.rcc, for ,r...bs- vol r.,c-
,,r,- = W,,,.,c, boeoro ~, moe $40.
We have roo.n f,- ,o., -,,.r,, or s,.,, meet
tutions
Tho Was, Ro,j P...,,,J;,o,, sors tve,+r
,.,.....;.,- ,----, ~, H., r. .-..,,.-;..-
Of that county will be tried at the coroinr
term Of Circuit Court.
Tie Racine .frggs Of March aith SAYS Tho
rooi pe5nIe IF Racine wcrc sorcvL,t snr.
rrfssi last surIav 70 600 biue birds 1Iack
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FACTS AND FANCIES FOR
THE LADIES.
The coatroller-geaeral-C upid.


\ grocer asked an artist: Is sculpture
ditfcaIt?' The artlstrcpied: Why bless
You no. You have only t. take ablock Of
marble and chiscl and knock off all the
the marble you dort want
"What Is h5pe9" "Tne slcen Of reorle
who are WIDE awake!'
Seene-Lorctta Quarter. "Blanchette,
where is your mis'res>?" ''Whv sir, she i
in the ,sulio' of her dressing
lis mourntulhour in life wher it comes
to the conclusion that fame, love, and hap
piness are not worth good cigar. lis
a still more mournfal hour when man
comes to the conclusion cigar itself Is
worthless.
1t has been suggested that handsome
young girls be employed to take up the col
lcctions at churches. If there Is ANYTHING
that will deprive a man OF his sense It Is
pretty girl.
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%iccp:Tsg-Sar.

Recent English tourists who have visit
ed this country, and written subsequent
backs Of travel, have never failed to praise
the Pulman palace and sleeping cars, and
to urge their adoption by English railways
The latter having copied, TO some extent
the American fashion Of railway accidents,
have at length been induced to consider
the subject Of sleeping-cars. The Midland
Railway has just made contract for a
number Of American sleeping and palace
ars, and travellers on that line will sooc
have an opportunity of using them. 1t is
to be hoped, in adopting what is really a
great ben, fit to travellers, that the English
railway companies will not also adopt the
unpleasant features of the sleeping, car
The Ill mannered porter who forces pas
senSors to 20 to bed and get up paccisely
when Le thinks proper. and who never fail.
to produce ;ha: hoPe-=ss ENLARGEMENT o!
boots which lcaies 70 50 much misery and
profanity in the morning, Is not y necess-
airy feature Of the sleeping car, and should,
By no means, be introduced upon any En-
glish railway.
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An APOSTLE of sleep.

George VI. Beard, NJ. D., writes Of
'Oyertaxing the Brain, in the Independent
He says:
The motto of tho oyertaxed bra in
worker should ever be--more sleep, more
sleep, and as much as possible Of the fold,
ing of the hands to sleep, by day or by
night, after meals or before, early or late
in the horse car or on the ferry boat. we
should welcome each desire to doze as au
angel from heaven. The haLit of very
early rising which under the old dispcnsa-
ton, before the era of the telegraph, steam
power, the press,ani other agencies that
rob US of our nerve force, was, virtue
we, in this, year, 1873, should, with all our
might, avoid. Early to bed and late to
rise makes the modern brain-toiler healthy
and wise
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CHINA AID Jlpty.

SAN FRANCIsco, March 2l.-The Alas
ka arrived from lIens Kong and Yokoha-
ma to-day with Hong Kong dates to F,b.
q AMI Yokohama TO Feb. "a The Brit
ISL brig Bessie Searight foundcrcd at SCI
near Nag,sak. No lives were lost.
Great apprehension is felt over the Mali
ommeian invasion of Northern China.
The Grand Lama Of Thibct proif.rs aIics-
lance tc the young Emperor of China
Efforts are being made to throw the
yellow River into its ancient channel.
The tca CLIPPER ship serica was wreck
near PuFaceles. The Captain ana twenty
esh men were lost. There was only one
suryiYor. All hands at first escaped on a
raft which went to pieces four days after
wards
The Crank Duke Alexis left Hong
Kong Jan. %.
Christianity is tolerated in Japan by
special ctlict. 1t is determined to throw
the wholc country open to the foreigners.
The Government is Ell enleaYoring to form
a cope. based on European systems.
\ universal Industrial exhibition is to be
held within four year. in Japan. probaJ-
ly at Iclo.
Japan has revoked the prohibition
o,.,;.,e, y . ax,,r,,t:,, ,,.I.,a... 49, =
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Ii GsiE EENGS.

That Is not friendship which can ask
And tell the best it seeks and gives
That is not love which can unmask
Itself to anything that lives.
The dccper motions Of the soul
Are ncye. heard h. .aman ear.
That which We cannot speak Is all
That We must ,ruly hope or fear.
The naked truth is too serious, ana
makes few friends but when clothed in a
siinp-e and cheerful attire gains many dis
cip!os.
Nopoet or novelist can greatly benh6t
the world who does not become the object
OF popular affection; and this popular af
fiction cannot be secured without the
manifestation of sympathy. We need
hardly add 10 this, that no poet or novelis,
can secure a personal regard for his works
who, in some way, does not benefit the
world. Yet IN this day we have an i'm
mense amount of talk about art as indie
pendant of all moral quality or purpose.
Legitimate art, we are told, is creation
the work of the brair--and may be excel
lent, indcrendant Of moral quality
Beauty Of structure, beauty Of detail, har-
mony Of rarts-thcse are tue points dis
cusseJ, and these arc the points relied upon
to cstalli.h excellence. All these we find
-, IL, T., Ia, i
tist in this sense among his contempora-
res, yet his works are practically dead.
There was no lack Of power in the man,
bus there was lack of that quality winch
was necessary to bring irside the better
sympathies Of human nature. No art ema
mating from supreme selishuess can ever
command pcrmtnant Place IN the
world, lIeartless art Is Ioyclcss art, useless
art, dead art. Fine art without fine fee
ling is a rose without fragrance. Poetry
without sympathy bears the same relation
to true poetry that The music of the orches-
trion, turned by a water rheel, bears to
to that Of the violin, singing or moaning in
the passionate hands Of n III sstcr.--Scrib-
ucr.
\ Washington correspondent, in recent
paper INDUCES in bilious fit Of morali-
zins on society AS it exists, and AT the con
clusion gravey ads: "A'as. are not our
woman in something responsible for our
politics as it is?" Shades Of mercy decend
and cover US some are born great, som
have greatness thrust upon them"-we
beg YOU to excuse US five refuse to be
loaded and d-ag.el down by this honor(?)
Ei!u.
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FCRElCN.
Interesting Debate on the Geneva
Arbitration in Parliamen
France Prohibits the Expectation of
Arms 10 Spain.
diplomatic Trouoie in san Domingo
GREAT EEfsEsslN

GREAT EEf:IsiIN
LoNnoN March l2.-In the House of
Commons this evening Gathnrne Hardy
moved an address to the Gown, praying
that the Government be instructed to dis
sent frcm the fhrce international rules al
opted by the Court cf Arbitration at Cen
eva. Mr.. Hardy in the course of an able
speech in support Of his motion, declared
thatin making it he had no party object
nor did be intend to cast the slightest I'M
putation on the fairness Of the arbitration
The disclaimer was received with
cheers.
Mr Forster opposed the motion, because
it paractically called for vote Of cen~ure
on the arbitrators who adopted the rules
T.cse rulcs affected the United States as
much rs England. No other nation was
Interested. If we object to them, it viii
appear as if we were smar;ing under the
sense OF having tc pay the compensation
awarded, and the united action Of America
and England here after in the case of war
with or between other Powers would be
impossible.
Vernon llarcourt spoke strongly in favor
of the motion. lie declared the rules nev-
er held water. The best thing possible to
DO was to request the Unitet States Gov
ernment TO Withdraw them, and substitute
Others, which in the event of war, would
not make neutrality intojer.bIe.
William Rathbone was opposed to dis
turbing the decision of the Geneva Board.
lie argued that the rules only required
England 10 enforce her own laws. If they
were rerealed, England's commerce would
be ruined forever in the very next war.
He hoped TIE House would not reverse the
Governments just and statesmanlike pvl-
icy.
Mr. Gregory, Conservative, sharply crit
icisei the action Of the action Of the Gen.
era, Board in impy sing dangerous liabili-
( ties on neutrais.
Samuel Laig spoke against the motion.
/ Sir Stafford Northcote was disposed in
favor of it. lie asked whether the Goyen-
nent really accepted the ideas mentioned
in these rules. Ifit did, they ousnt to be
made a law.
The Attorney general, Sir }. Duke Col.
eridge, asked whether it was disnifed to
pass sach an opinion as the right hono;ab.
lie gentleman's address indirectly conveyed
upon the conduct or the Arbiaators, whom
the country, through PaFli apt, had thank
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MADISON.
All quiet ora she NOnoHa-LaCTGse
Bridge %Cfo-Stafc sDStIiutio1s-
The vienna toInsIssslOn.

MADISON, March 2l.-All the members
Of the legislature have departed for their
homes, and the capital has resumed its
vontei quiet.
Governor Wushburn has received letters
strongly iniorsing his course IN vetoing
the La Cross bridge bill, from prominent
citizens of Milwaukee and other parts Of
the state.
Al the members of boards of trustees of
the different state institutions have been
roappoint cxcep: Dennison Wogihington
Of Madison, who is appointed truSeees of
the Soldiers Orphans home, in pace of
Gen. IIarnden, resigned.
The legislature just Closed authorized
the governor to appoint commissioners to
the Vienna Exposition. and he has AZ poin,
ted several gentlemen TO sach position
without lay.
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il is generally supposed that scientists,
at least, are decided as to the impossibili;y
Of spontaneous generation, o. the develop
ment Of organic life without the pre-exist-
ance of living germs. But in q lare num-
Der Of thcNature, ,one OF the leading scientific
journals Of Europe, appears paper on DR..
Bas,ains work, in which the results of ff-
toen experiments with infu.ions are given.
Tie writer closes -ith the assertion
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COUNTY JDGIS-THE TWO CANDI-
DATES

We pabIiHh, to-day. tn card Of John +,
Zinn-, in which lie claims substantially,
that Col. r. q. D.m>ted was fauly nomi-
mated, and that he viii chccrCully support
linn at the polls, and recommends liz
friend, to 10 tine same. Also ii card from
;. 4. WOOD, Withdrawing his name from
tbs canvass as an independent candidate
for the Office Of County Judge. Thi.
leaves a clear fell for the respective candi.
dates Of the Democratic AMI Republican
partie, of this county.
In drci.Iing for oursclr to support Col.
Olm,ted. we have onlv given weiri,t 10 the
anlcnfej fact that tho friends of this
gentleman r,sorte4 to 10 unfair means in
the convention tc secure hi, nomination ;
rIat he /, fairly tie choice Of mtiority Of
the dcIo- /, aul that Til, b.:ag the cs~c,
we having sulmirtcJoar claim, 10 tle same
convention ,,I rrcl.,ur,;ny H. ,,,l ,Ia
Dom,cra+fc a..o,r,,e f,at tha ,,,f,.ri,v
.touH rule. have neither the rIaht nor
the desire to opna,e any iniiyilual olicr
ton 10 the decision of the N, :nri,y flu,
.airIy an.l lrmnAtt;cllfv pron.u4rot
ASIDE from rarfy ror-i lcrnt.ons. wc Do
not know that t1cro l. any great difference
IN tho G, mpcrancv of the two canI I.lntee to
IL, the olirr. lhry have botn been Il H.
nittci To tie alr AMI tLo4gi, neither Of
hem, to our kuo, lcIs.., has b,en very TX
,eu-iy.ly eug,-c4 in the practice of Iaw,
hey are both Young, anl hy aIr'ling
themselves during the interval before eI .
gcrins upon the Office can, If necessary, f,
.hcm,c,vc, for an intelligent discharge Of
its duties. That there j. no such rr.rin,
Iiscrcpcncv in their respective qnali;ea
,ion for The Office as n ius,;ry either Demo.
crator Repub,;c,n for dcsortjn,y the ranks
of his own party to support bis opponent
viii be admitted BY all who know the two
canIidutcs best
Whca we ADJ that there is nothing in
the private or pubIic character Of either "a
when the na.t f,..i3iops can t,Lc cyccn-
lions that. on the contrary, no two yoaug
mcr IN this Countv-wIare thew have
Iorr resided am are ,horourLJy known
have cniov.d = Greater share of rubl;c Is
,errn and confidence than these two canli-
la.cs, we think we have established our
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE
T. q. Oh = r f. I'D F..
SPRING ELECTIONS.

The radicals haze made their city and
ward nominations. We are not sufficient
ly acquainted in the radical camp to pre-
dict whether the present mutterings Of
dissatisfaction will pass away in smoke, or
whether pcnt-up rage will assert itself in
out and ont OPPOSITION. In fact no out
slider is competent to judge Of the patch-up
powers of that unharpy family (tha radi-
caIs.) They go in stays with helm hard
down, all the same for tea pot tenn
pest or a regular equinoctial, although
the latter seems imminent at the present
writing.
For Associate Judge of the Supreme
Court, the Democracy has no candidate,
a. both parties joined in the call for the
present Judge, Orsamus Cole, to Ell the
position for another term.
As TO the Office of County Judge for
this County. the readers Of the P!LoT all
know that the editor and proprietor Of this
paper asimes to that Office. Being one Of
the most modest men Of this generation,
We shall rut in no special plea in our own
behalf We presume it will be consider
Cd generous hy our opponent # ~e copy
Judge Pierronts article from tie Two
Rivers Chromcic, a. We are willing TO
concede that lie has gwen both candidates
al the credit either are entitled -, We
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A steam dredge and dump soows, 10 cost
$1,000 are about to be built at Green Bay.
There a.e now 80 students five profess
sors, and four assistants in Milton Col
lege.
There has not been prisoner in the
waupacca Jail since last fan.
The Fond du Lac Reporter states that all
goods from Milwaukee come there by the
Milwaukee and NortLeru,and Sheboygan an
f ond du Lac Railroads, which is the most
expedious route between the two cities at
present.
In the grlicd schools Of the State there
are 3l6 scholars studying Latin, 26 Greek,
15s Modern History, ang 4-6 German.
The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed by Governor Washburue as Commits
siouers to the Vienna Exposition: Milwau-
kee-Ii L. Page, Orlando Alexander, II. 5
Mack, VI. Won Buumbach, F. + Wilde, +
J. Bosworth. Juncsvi!le-4lex. Graham,
Thos. H Little, John Shicker. Fond du
Lac-Rev. A. {. Barry. Jcfferson-Wiiliam
Aohr'"n'' Nadi'oh--Arhoid au'enInss'
The farmers about Madison are engaged in
sowing wheat,
GENERAL
R;.ho, Ncrv,;ro ,;oa :, rrororco T,o,,-
~, ~,
~
to Nyack.
- : =, s'.;N', ~ "s 80 wv
- -
'''7 '-'' e--''@ '''' '''''- 'V"''-e'D '''''''
The failure OF the Atlantic cable OF 1868 is
announced.
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There Is one thing which rising persons
hate tie reputation Of more than all others
and that : y isarity; bat trust ne, i'll tenn
per Is the yulgar,st thing that the lo- -est
born and Hest bred can bring to his home.
Il is one Of the ST forms Of impiety.-
Peeyishness in a home IS not only sin
against the Holy Ghost, but sin against the
Holy Ghost in the very temple Of love. =
Theodore Parker.
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that infuSions can be prepared which are
not deprived by boiling for five or ten min
utes and hermetricaIly sealed, of the fac
u,ty Of developing swarms of b1cteia. The
results are used to support the theory Of
spontaneous generation, and viii DOUBTLESS
lead TO careful experiments of the same
nature by those who insist that every cell
is the product of parent cell.
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MANET0WOC co. CIRCUIT COURT
J DETLiNG,
0luuGNt
WILLIAM FEILITZ.
THE STATE OF WIsCO<sIy.

You are hereby summoned, and re-
quircd TO answer the complaint in this action
u copy Of hich is herewith served uIcu -ou
and to serve q copy Of your auswer 10 tire
said complaint on the subscribers 1T thcr
Office in the City Of Nanitowoe, Wisconsin
within twenty drys after the service Of this
summons upon you exclusive Of Inc day of
service and If you fsil TO answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff in this action vii take alignment
against You for the sum Of one hundred
dollars wih interest from the lst day Of
June, one Thousand light hundred aud
seventy two, II ; per cent per anuum,
besides the costs Of tEl- action
Da:eI, NulrE ISL. 1873
TREAT < NASH.
33-i4-Gw. Plaintiff : Attorneys
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FranElin-st. AanitoW1c, NJ KeLteuuuH,u,
Proprietor The l-rgO tr,cS addition rccpuilr
bulk Las Feeu iurElsh-l D.. excellent STYLE maxine
II one OF the larga-. most cO:nDlate notes
hsnlto go =. 43JI sable - &upt IN connection
49, --.s sgss-- "Htre stock viii U- ell provided
u
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Attorney and Counselor NJ Law. aIl Court Com
missioner tor Nauito" 0c c. sCntS. Al bUaness en-
trusted TO uls care viii be promptly AID tlitEIu,b
attended 10. Ais.ce honestly gwen. 'or whlcl a
reasonable cT.rge wi. BE- made. OGce or But. ,ll
81, beIweeH l. shth aud y. nth. l24-l
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ADAM KsssIgHES.

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