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20 TIE UNFORTUNATE
DR.. GIB20N'S DISPENSARY.

MAN, NASA'SAs ~ <>ASA -A>s ~ ~A-s -
NA o. 62S kEARNEN STREET,
" corner Commercial, Sau f&.,. :.
Francisco. Private entrance "a e. i
CoInnirrclal street. ES:aD. D.ishnd Z ~
in iS54 for tnn treatment ot S'All- l-L.----1
al and seminal Disease, such as GOuOrr.
n"a, Giret, structure, Sypnilis in ali IL.
forms, Seminal Weakness, impGtency,
rtc., etc. Skin diseases al Years standing,
and liberated Legs, etc, sticcesstuli!
treated.
DIX. GlRNON has tn" pleasure of an
nollncing that he has returned from Wis,
ltingth" principal Hospitals OF Europe,
ami has resumed Practice.
The Doctor has spared ntltiIrrt!ne nOl
money in seeking out n'w remedies, ana
has returned witt, Increased laciiiies Ton
the alienation of human suffering.
seminal eaikues,.
Seminal emission is tine consequence
OF liza iliSr. This solitary wee, or de-
pravett sexual indulgence, Is fracticed 10y
the Youth of bot h SEXES to an almost un-
limited extent, producing with untrrlnS
certainty the following tram OF morbid
symptoms, unless cOnlbatcd by scientific
medical measures, VIZ: SaliOw cOunteii.
ancr, dark spots under the eyes, pain in
the mead, ringing IN the ears, noise like
the ruStliuy of leaves or rattling OI chari.
Los, uneaSIn-sS about the loinS. weakness
Of the limbs, confused vision. blunted in
teilect loss of confidence, dii!idence IN APP
preaching strangers, IL dislike 10 form
new acuualntanccS, Il disposition to Snun
society, loss oi III niory, pinipl,s ana va
ciOuS eruptiOns about the tac,.. hectic
tiusheS, iUrred tongue, triid breath,
coughs, consumption, night SweatS, mo-
noinania. and frequently insanity. Ii re-
liri be not obtained, you should apply iin-
mcdiateiy, either III person or 10y lett r
and have IL cure effected 10y his new and
scientific mode of treating this disease
which never tails OF eifectIng IL quick and
radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons at "a distance may be CURED
AT HOME, by addressing Il letter To DR
GIBBoN, stating case, symptoms, length
OF time the disease has continued, ana
have medicine promptly forwarded, free
from damage and curiosity, To any part
of the country. witt tuil and plain dlrec-
ions for use, by inclo 'ing slO in com in Il
registered letter through the POStonicC, OF
through Wells, Fargo * Co.
\ pnrkaG" OF m"dicin" Will be forward
ed by Express toany part of the Union.
Persons wri'in@tothr Doctor vii! please
state the name of the paper they see this
adv ertisemC nj in.
All COMMUNICATIONS strictly confiden.
tial.
Address, DIR. j. r. GlRHON.
Box 1867. San Francisco California.
mhti-lV
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The Horse Disease.

1t quite easy to tell when n
hor-e nas il. He wilt cough fer a
iew days and VIII tiIen run at the
nose greenyt How matter, and
ir quently ais eyes will he walery.
u !, useless to write Il lengthy ar.
tIcle on the subject, as every p,-
per ia the country has had some.
ti'li'S 20 say about ii for weeks
past. Rest and cnIniOrtab care
are the most That i. needed.
Ihe disease in ihe Et,t has now
appeared IN the form of drop.y.
an /, proving quite fatal. More
Is ~ be feared after the disease
seems to disappear an wnile
IL Is raging. 1T Is quite certain
hor-es saOLld not be " urked whijp
t,.ey nave the d.seas', and amp.e
Time Snou Il ie allowed them al
Ter they recover to fuliy recu er-
ate. We oiler what IL distin.
euished physician aini surgeon of
Lexington furnished the daily
press IN regard t. the treatment ::
The best treatment for me
hors" epide lie npw raging is as
follows, VIZ:
l>t. Keep the i,or e quiet.
~. We'll s.ielt cred.
3d. We.l blanneteu.
4tn. Go I'll air.
5th. Exercise gently once or
twice Il day.
9th. Feed soft feed damptned.
'ti'. Give IL good old asi.inned
do>e"f castor Oh when syinptUm,
snow themselves.
sta. Rub the neck and chest
daily "itn soap linimeut.
9li. Use caroolic aciu and lime
aS Il ui-lnie. tdnt IN the sta be.
1Jtn. Oh"ea Il v CIV. tie horse
an limitation of .'hiOrl.ie of .'Gle
in Il pitcher. This i, easily given
ana let the hor-e infect, Il breathe
1t once Il day or eNeL twice.
l.th. L Z hpr>e snoul be
groom Il pncr Il diy with alcohti
IND water, half anl haif trpidJ
AM | en- ruri,cd day.
!-tn. Use ii X9ecu tie, Nhentae
Niud /, u t iree aud core. t.
1jtH. Use mustard draits Jc.a-
sl''n,liy Oh the lung.
l4th. !. he disease runs its course
in seven days, BAT i.ave> TIE h ,rse
w,aAened, ani ht. >honld be then
bailt up. fne sec N Larry symp-
toms are those OF dr rp.A.
IiIe ..DOve treatment succeeded
in Il lar-.e stable IN New York
city.
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c,vs OF SUBSCRIPTION:
10 Centennial Work in Nevada.

|rh. ouota in the State of Ne
4, - he realized by the sale al
rriiirates of the Centennial Com.
,.i,n, is Sll.O01. Thus far, "
Iiaye, not single certificate has
~, sold in this State. Tlis i.
h as It should i,a The one huu.
sd d,vS during which the cer-
ieates were to I've sold are draw
to i close. and it beains t. look
if Nevada would make no con
Iiluti III ut all. AS the mat e. is
~ before TIE LEGISLATURE, we
70. fsr the information of the
smhpr-, the following extract
m, circular just issued by the
hmmiSsion and received at this
fi.e yesterday. The Conmis-
onprs say:
Books will remain orcn in the
anis of the agents until the 1st
Nv of March next, when the
o.kho! !er| who have then sub.
.ri,ed will be uOtifie | of The time
,r the election of the Board of
Directors, which will b, after 80
avs notice. At the time OF sub
cribing tn the stock. an install
hent nf twp dollars PER share must
e paid To the agent; aft the or
anz ,tinn of the Board of FL.
Sancr, the b bllance due will be pay
| bic when called for bv them, in
pstallmcntS of two dollars per
hare. watch VII not b, earlier
han NAV. July, Septem. Der and
November of 1878, or the whole
mount may be ptil at the time
4 subscrl bing. After the Org;lni-
jation. the agents "f the Board Of
Finance will receive subscriptions
Without regard to the quota ul!ot-
le 10 eIcl st, T..
An undertaking so p,tri ,tic i,
IT, c'n:rption, ), vast IN H. pro
b)rt.on-, and so u-ei'ui in t, re-
|alts, comments itself tnthe hear
h symp,ti,y and >dpp0rt of an in.
|,lli-elt I,e 'ple. PatrloIi,m, us
Eeil as apprtriatio OF tle ben-
.fitili influences uf we'll organized
'xhi >itibni, Sloul i,n Del ali c.tl-
ems to lend a i.elping han'i. 1t Is
he duty tie cOnin S5iun to pre-
'are the way and oi.en the do rs,
'ut the people in tAeir 5 'Ver,i N
ighT and strength must make tle
Xhibi:iou. i;y their aid alone
an it ne made just and com'.re-
lelisive display OF tne indu-trl II,
ntellectual and moral develop
neut OF the cation during the
ir,t century of ITS exist en'c.
E,cn subscriber will rec, i've, af-
er the rs,nizlIIrn of the iiuaru,
large engraved certificate IF
took executed in tne Ere isurN
of tie Z .iteh State,
n the best >tyie of the engrA Vel s
1T, hearin. dt.i sn, illustratiu-
ar ,tinnal progress, md com
of tiIe Centennial En-
iIbili0u.
1t il hoped that there will lie
10 ecunitry loss To any SubIcr,-
r; but should there be. tue Ger
ticate will in value g far toward
0Mpe :SatillS J'r aiN Su''n los 4,
rot only as ii beautiiui work OF ar, ,
,ut as an heirloom To be hand. Il
lown fron generation to gem Ia
ion, Il ing perpetual nonor To t. e
% the subScriber. The
names Of the suh>cr ber, Will also
iprear in the printed record, OF
Inls great national cele ration.
BY AN early subscription you
will be identified with t!e grand
Industrial monument watch the
wilIing and patriotic hands Of
American citizens Will rear TO tts-
tlty their veneratinn fer their SET
s'crlilrinG ancestors, and to mark
tnt Progress made III Il century
Under the 0i eratiOns "fa free GOV :
ernment.
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a Card to the Public,

A FTER \ LONG AND SANGUIEARY
"a struggle for the mastery in the
ir"igl,ting business, | am pi"as d 10 an
nounch that | hav" control vi the Eusi-
ness from pa!iSadn to the Interior. Ship
prs can be- aSsur d that tn" rates will b,,
reasonable. and all goods forwarded on
quick time. Having rurchas d the en-
tir' outfit oi tar y. 7. Co., am prepared
To move any amount oi freight without
delay. Thanking the public i0r its liberal
patronag" heretofore | respectfully SOiic-
il a Continuance OF the same Tor the iu-
tllr" Mark goods "Cart OF Fritchard,
PaiiSade."
slD W. l.. PRi1 CHARD.
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did not know soul i'm the crowd
Ashamed of his lnnlipess, as the
oat showed off he called out i'm n
'oud voice, "tiooi-i,y, Colonel -
ind, to his great delight, every
M u on the wharf took off his
nat J., aud shouted. Colonel, good
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-22
NAiiSADE LUMBER YARD.
L. !. HOG i.E,
10 WARDITG

10 WARDIT5 MERCHANT.
ANDwI> LESAIE DEAI.ERIN IN
4 III. KINDS OF LUMBER AND
"a SHINGLES, DOORS, WINDOWS,
BLINDS, and everything belonging TO
The Lumber Business.
hs-As keep an agent at TrucKee. an
prepared to offer better Inducements thah
any other man on the line OF tie rail-
road.
Palisads January - 1872. ja23f
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Netires.
NOTICE

ANlNG SOLD MY ENTIRE IN
p'rPSt IN thn Grocery store in Furn-
ka, Nevada, to Hiram johnson. I take
TINS opp"rt nifty Oi thanking the public
Tor their patronage, hoping the same will
continue tp my successor. Hiram john
son VIII collect all bills due anu pay all
bills against the store.
NJ. NJ. JOHNSON.
Eureka, New, January IA, 1878. jaI5
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A PIECE Or w Wr,DDING-CAEE.

A PIECE Or w rDDING-CAKE.
We saw Il piece of ued'iing-cake
the other day which had IL some
What remarkable history. 1t WAS
made on the occasion OF the mar
flage of lady of this city tweh'y
years ago, and sealed up to await
The return of her brother, VIII"
WAS then expected home in a # W
weeks. TIE lady died fifteen
Years ago, hut the cake was kel t
intact until Monday last, when,
as her brother is still IN CailfoI-
MA, and will probably neverag ,in
come Fast, IL WAS removed from
the case where it had remained so
i"hs and sent to him-B"ngOr,
Name, IVhig.
Professor John Wise. the we'll
hhown atronaut, has 1t IN con-
te'hpiatl IN to make Il balloon trip
acfoss the Atlantic next sum
ihef, preparations for the great
"eriai voyage being in process of
arrangement nnw. Iht Professor.
:. y VIII be remember. d, made the
tIll'ous air trip from st. Louis to
,ne Wv, eastern extremity of Lake On
,aIi', distance of over twelve
"uhufed miles, at the rate of
aDout slXiy-three miles an hour.
.,e,ilS ne reels entirely confident of his
~ o"'n'y Io make the quIcket time
Ju REGARD across the Atlantic. -
ihAdleiphiu Star.
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NOTICE.,

DiSH Ef. a. 90. HAVE SOLD
out their entire business to f.. Dun
kel. All Iarli"s holding bills against
them ar" Eotifi"d To send in thor ac-
counts With sixty days from date to
y. DUNK 81 .cCO.
o. DUNEEL,
SAM. RAPHET.
Eureka, New, January 2, 1873. sod
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NOTICE,

~ OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ we have formed - cOpartncrship
Tor the purpos' of carrying on the saloon
known As the Casino, uhdcr the name
and firm If Woliord & so.
WOiFORD, WlI1ENBERG 4 MEEDES.
las
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IN early times i'm California,
military titles as handles to
p%'i'es phas were very common. John
un@aax WV tells the story that he
Gus Gas oile day leaving San Fran
, ,ssco oy steamer and everybO
~ taking leave Of friends, but he
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NOTICE.

TIE COPARTNERSHiP HERETO
tore existing between the under
signed under the name of Allen 4 Co.
is h rnhy dis olv,.d by m ltual 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, 1879. ja3-lm
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-20

CcHxrsscArxs.
ND. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY or BALTIMORE.

Baltimore. March Is. 1879.
Editors Of the '.Beaecu- eniIemen -
am much srati6ed to end. IN your
paper Of The lSth inst IN article from the
Port Tobacco Times" which meets MT
appreciation. I have not only continued
my mothers aud sisters property in the
Company. but increased the amount Of
Insurance. ] kaov Il 10 ehesper than any
other joint-stock Company in the country.
l know that the bert and most rsspona,b .
merchants in your county are paying II per
ct. on their stocks Of mdse.; and. on heir
Dwellings and Barns. are paying from l
per ct. to per ct. cash m advance.
Now. IL We have TO make up losses 1t Sc
per ct. on the Sl00. We shall save nearly
one half. / have not received anything
from the Company since I came to Bal,i-
more. two years ago. but have answered
all correspondents. aided our President in
any way for the benefit Of the Company.
and avn satisfied the Company is sound 10
the core; and further. that b. G.. Harris.
the President. has worked squareiy for
the Company. and for but little pay.
L. LEO SPALDING,
General Agent.
40 Light ST., Baltimore.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-20

SMALL Pox.-We are grati6ed to be
able to state that the small pox in our vii
lage is still confined to one case. which. it is
feared. however. will terminate fatally To
what extent itmay spread hereafter can only
be determined BY the future. Every san
itary precsution has been resorted to BY
our Board of Town Commissioners to
check the disease. and the panic among
our people is now gradually subsiding.-
Arrangements have been completed to re-
move from the Town all parties who have
been broueh. into contact with the Attic
ted party; and. We are now hopeful. that
the con.agion will be confined to its pres
ent limits.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-20
OBITUARY.

Died. at the residence Of her parents, in thi.
district on Tuesday. the ilth Instant after a
long and painful illness. p. II. ESrELLE GUY,
in the gath year Of her age.
Though We are ever sensible Of the fact that
our doors can never be closed on death. vet IL
Is indeed q melancholy duty to record the death
Of one 30 young as the subject OF this notice.
The old we know must die, the young mey
1t is natural and We look for IL; TO see the aged,
upon whose forms the chilling fros,s Of seven
~ or eighty winters have fallen. to fade and
die. bur TO see the Young and the fair in The
very morning Of their existence, in the peful-
ress Of hrigh, and happy fatu.e. Gu, down
like . faded flower. IS indeed a contemplation
almost overwhelming.
For Two long years she bore the rara-es of
disease with patience iha, none bat Christian
can bear and frightened in her last thought by
the contiousness ofinnocence and The assurances
o. heaven she passed calmly and quietly away Is
the spring time flowers had come to bud aud
blossom over her grave.
$50 fades 4 summer cloud away;
So sinks the gale when storms are DER;
So gently shuts the eve Of day;
So dies wave along the shore
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-20

aNy dear." saij..a loving spouse 10 her
lord. do come home early in the even
ing and | can sis and read to you. or lis
ten 70 Jon read. and We can have the nj
eest Poasible time" why. how i thst!''
said the husband. 'syou used to be too
busy viih yoar sewing to talk. or read Or
listen '.Oh. since you bought me that
isbor-sasing Hove Sewing Machine. I
have % further trouble. and hare more
time to spare than l know what to do
With
What Husband Who values his wif.'s
health. beauty o. comfort. viii deny her
the blessing Of . Sewing Machine! How
msny gloomy evenings would Be passed
10 happiness With such an "angel Of re-
lief IN the house ? BY paying ten dollars
ond frx monthly. one Of the world re.
nowsed Howe Machincs can be obtained
Of the Agent, Geo. A. Simms. Leonard
town.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-20

ZrlL's MONTHLY MAGAzrSE-The many
beautiful illustrations which adorD the
present number Of Zell's Monthly Maya
.ine. render it still more than usually
brilliant and attractive. The opening ar
ticle is n ma.tcrly study on Titan. the
head Of the Venetian School. and one Of
the grandest pain.ers that ever lived
Tha, paper. which contains rich fund of
delicate criticism. couched in a style Of
great literary excellence. is the second Of
the series Of Great Artists" which be-
gan last month with Raphael. It is am
ply illustrated by wood-cu,s. copies of
some Of the most celebrated productions
Of the eminent artist. which in accuracy
Of desi N or beauty Of execution have
never been surpassed in this country.
Among them We have chiefly remarked
the "Darm." work Of indispensable
beauty. probably reproduced for the frst
time in America.
The Savant and the Crocodile. is hu-
morous sketch. illustrative Of the mode Of
manufacture Of some would-be learned
men.
An interesting biographical sketch of
Theirs is accompanied BY an excellent
likeness.
Wallcnstein.-Cndcr the head Of Miaor-
zeal Narratives. our attention is drawn
toward Wallensteiu. one Of the grandest
figures which appears in European history
during the early rart Of the seventeenth
century; man distinguished no. less BY
bis martial genius and successes. than By
his indomitable pride Of character and
ambition. This great soldiers love for
the Countess Thecla. and the jealousy it
occasioncd the celebrated astrologer Semi.
are graphically touched upon. and give to
the narrative striking ,inge Of the ro-
mantle.
G@,hc's Faus. and Grca, Events from
Little Causes are entertaining papers.
The Historical Summary contains the
deposition Of Marshal Mcmahon. taken YER
ba,um before the Court Of Inquiry held into
the conduct Of the French Generals, with
regard to the battle before Sedan, and
consequent equalization Of the army to the
Germans. From this important evidence.
for the veraeisy Of which the Marshal is
Of course solely responsible. Il Is curiou.
to 6nd how the French Commander-in-
chief describes his being wounded. and
the derlorsble Consequences Of his bccou-
ing thereby incapaciia,ed from command;
aud. also. hoe be Indirectly endeavors to
exonerate his unfortunate Imperial master
Napclcoa III. from the charges which
plseed him under such popular odium If.
ter the surrender Of himself end array.
Upon the whole. this number l. Ger.
s.ioly one Of . particularly interesting
character.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-20

TRIAL OF DREpoERs.-On Monday az
terneon last, Capt. Timmous brough. be-
fore Justice Dent. at the Great Mills store.
in the Factory District. several parties
charged with violating the Oyster Laws
Of the State. BY dredging within the wa
tiers Of St. Mary's River. Only two Of the
cases were heard on that day-being
Nos. 49, and s1-and. the parties being
adjudged guilty. dne Of $500 was i'm
posed in each case. Several other parties
are nov under arrest. and their eases were
put down for hearing on yesterday. At
present writing. We have not learned the
result. In the trials on Monday. the State
was represented by Messrs. Crane. Downs
and Wilson. and the dredging interest BY
Mcssrs. IIodson and Now bray. FROM Som
erset county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-20

Ctacrrr Cornr. March Term Of
our CireHit Court net on Monday last.
Judge Ford presiding. The Jury for
the Term we're ealled-only -four answer
ing to shcir namcs-snd we're discharged.
until due notice should be received Of the
time 6xed upon BY the Court to hold an
adjourned Term.
The call of the Dockeis vas completed
on Tuesday. and judgments. were eutered
in plain and uncontested cases.
1t is no, now definitely known At what
time the adjourned Term will be held; but.
il is supposed. i, will commence on the Is.
Monday in May.
IN consequence Of the prevalence Of
small pox in our village. there were very
few persons present either on Monday or
Tuesday.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-20
DIED..

On the morning Of the 5,h instant, .. "f'il-
lalee." The residence Of her husband, MARY
ALICE. Aloved wife Of Z. Clarence Neale, in
the 18Th 81 r OF her age. May she res, in peacel
IN BslsiSore. on the nth Of March, instant,
SUSAN y. AiLBURN, wife Of Thomas Nilburn,
In the sl4 yRr Of her age.
AZ nce Gifts parents, in this village,
on 9Th TdS ut Lett. Youngest aaaaghier
OF W. A. and Alice Feuwirk, aged II months,
and days.
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See tie Joilorins raluabie extracts from pres
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"we did no. know so much could be said on
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les of this book during '73''-B Boston 1drerfiser.
"we have just painted our honse as advised
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In selling n sample copy for 10 cents. Mr.
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ave know the town and county paints there
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ard containing
ACRES OF Ian
that tine, the sail
departed Ills l:fe.
Will and T->tamc
said land to Thon,
+ Bowling. MarI
William Wallace
cd party Icing noi
State Of Mary'ardI
he ELL fur,hcI
the .aid mor'gascd
exccp, the uttered
l4lh day Of fchru
although the time |
mont thereof has \
tits ,lner, ur"r. |
in the year 1873. |
llainnnt cause n coj
cr with the object /
tolcirs serted IN ,hJ
a week Cor four SD
months before Oh,
1873. giving not {
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