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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-20
TO TIE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW REMEDIES! NEW RENEDIH!
DR.. GIBBONS DlSPENsAM

Ne. 63a KEARNY STREET, o4E
~ Commercial. san Francisco; lfG,s+
rance on Commercial street. f~''a9fstI
1881, for the treatment o. Sexual hfIsA
Diseases. such rs t;Vnorl hea. GIe@NtaN'
syphilis in all its farms, Seminal eaA..s
l~n,rotency, etc. etc. Skin diseases @FHs
standing, and | lceratcd Legs, etc., SUCCESSFUL
~ treated. .
Dh. GlBBON has the plea. ure OF 'ntets |.
cling that he has retained frsni 'i,dl' ~
principal hospitals of Europe, and uh"
sumcd practice. ,n, NJ,
The Doctor has spared neither 'mt ~
money in seek ing out new remedies ~ h. II
retained with Increased iaciiitles iOi ~"
Walton of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness
Seminal emission is the consequences y" y,
abuse. This solitary vice, or DEF fa.u 4 h@i
Indulgence. is practiced by the !outH v,odpr
SEXES to an almost unlimited eAIeH' t,alosn
ing with uncIying certainty Tue whats
train of morbid symptoms. uhle's SsIa
by scientific medical measures, '!n = nj,
countcnancc. dark spots under 'he 'lIIsir
in the head, ringing in The ears, hI.,. N, Nd.
rustling of leaves or rafting Of ehai'v 4 n
casipess about the loins. weakness " ,s
limbs, confused vision, blunted nitaa, nm.
of confidence, ditfidence in approas9 n,srets !
gers, "A dislike to form new aclua !, %snOr,
disposition to shun society, los; o. ,he Nd,
pimrles and various ernptions aoo ,;i bre,t|
hectic nushes. furred tongue, l,'" u,srCur
coughs. consumption, night sweat .Ja, heps
MIA, and frequently insanity. IL l;stef. d
obtained, you should apply inll,'tts a,s,cr
Their in person or by letter anu MIDI !
effected by his new and s%elentlue ias
treating this disease. which ne'''
eitccting II quick and radical cure
Cured at Home r, Rgtf
Persons at a distance may peo 1MaF
HOME. by addressing a letter ~ ibN
BON, stating case, symptoms; have nfIs,
the disease has continued, ana "Jisumara
promptly forwarded, free from .o"ntrs, Hs
curiosity, TO any part Of the eo nv iprbs,t
full and plain directions f9r USE through"
$40 in coin in IL registered letts, r.a \ Go :,
postofiice, or through Wells. aI \, ~iSurs,ras
A package OF medicine VII ';on.
by express to say part of the . n.V will plsa.s
Persons writing to the poc sor see ~
state the name OF the paper 'ne'
vertisement In. .,,. .ou6dents!
All communications strictly VGeIIGD0N,
Box 1857, San FrsHeise" ''"'
fed.ly ~
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Assessment Notice.

TO y. Il. HALL. p. OCoyNoR I0v
HACK. +. BURNER. Join li III
a. NJ. GELAT, and J. ANDERSN' ''l
YOU AND EACH OF YGU ARE prpr
1 by notified that there is due ir H4 n'
the sum set opposite your Respective nav W.
TO: the work ing snd development Of ,I.1..
lowing named mines, set oppc.itr yog,p,,.
situated in the Antelope Mining %it.rri 4.
reka couhty, nnd State of Nevada, howl:
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U. S. Survey No. II.

beginning at a post marked 40 L. 5. Sur
vey 40 H." the same being IoSt Nc. 1 Of Sur
vey NJ. 20. made for the Gcddes and Bertrand
Mill and Mining Compan. On the stockton
Lode. whence the Town Comrany's well, in the
town of Vanderbilt, bears south 81 A 'cast
i1i2 feet: Shaft No. ) bears south s west sos
feet: and the tieddrs so. > shaft bears north
), west ~l7oieet; ethence running south ~ v.
700 feet along said Survey NJ. 20 to post
marked No. > |. :. Survey No. Il, whence a
nut-pine tree i inches in diameter
bears north .0' east 10 feet: thence north
IL west so feet to post marked NO. t.. : sur
re: No. Il; thence north ~ cas-. 200 feet to
post marked No. t.. :. Survey No. II, whence
a %nnt-rine tree | foot in diameter marked Il.
no. , l.. I. bears south - east ~ feet; and
thence south IL east SU feet to post NO. l:
the place OF beginning; containing :: G.-lU0
acres. courses expressed from the true
meridian with a magnetic variation of l6i,
east.
This claim is on unsurveyed land and is
bounded on the south by the Stockton lode. The
claim is recorded in Book {. page 10 of the Sc
cret CANYON district Mining Records and a
copy OF the notice and diagram can be found
posted at the Geddcs No. = shaft.
d5l ClhtS +. IlUhN, Register.
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Public Notice,

NJ lNERS AND ALL OTHERS ARE
w hereby notified tt Al the Basye Console
dated Mining Company Limited viii M, he
responsible for rayiEer: Of la6or or material
furnished to parties having contracts or
asreeIu ants 10 work CO sny of the Comranv.s
miresl u pinto, See!St Canyon. or elsewhere
Superintendent.
3kbi 1. NY " "a %
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STATE OF NEVADA

'TNIF Ut w NNA, =.
County of Eureka. $.
|. +. II. HAhMON. County Clerk and OK.
otiici" Clerk of the lioaId of County COMMITS.
S!oner> in and for said county. do hereby GER
tity that the above aud ,t rcguing is n correct
and true copy ot the original matter thereof.
Wwhicn now remains. in my office at Eureka,
County and state aforesaid.
In testimony whereof. / have hcrcunto sci
my hand and affixed the seal OF said card.
at office III the town OF Eureha, this 18th day
of January. A.. II. 1874.
+. II. HARMON. County Clerk.
And cx-otirio Clerk Of the Euari Of County
commissioners Eureka county. state of Nt.
Nada. liz
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 23S.
S :. REGISTERS OFFICE,

Eureka, Nevada. Dec. ~, iS73.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN iIiATTiIE
~ GeldcS and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company. Po>totiice address Eureka, Neva.
da.l has this day filed in this Off e IA diagram
together with IL notice Of application for a
patent from the United States, under act of
Congress approved May 10. 1872, for eight
hIndred 800 linear feet of the Bertrand 40.
! Lode, the same running Az go feet north.
erly and 30 lilo feet Southerly from the ber-
trand shaft with surface ground 100 feet in
width situated in Secret Canyon Mining bis
trlc,t, Eureka county, nevada, and described
n IN" plat and held notes ON file in this office
as follows. to-wit:
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STATE OF NEVADA. .,
CnnnfN Of Enrnka ~

STATE OF NryArA. SIS
oficio CLERK OF the Board of County Commits
%>ioncrs. in and for said county. do hereby cer-
tits that the above and foregoing is a correct
and true copy of the original matter thereof.
which nov remains in my office at Eureka,
county and State aforesaid.
In testimony whereof. | have hcreunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of said Board. at
office in the town of Eureka, this Eth day OF
January, \. ID. l>7i.
+. II. HARMON. County CLERK,
And ex.oficio CLERK of the Bear of County
Commissioners, Eureka county. state Of Ne
vada. liz
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Watch, Clock and Jcwclrv wor,

In the most satisfactory manner. at mo1or.,.
prices. PARTICULAR attention paid tn ,b i
pairing oi f,ne Watches, and satisfaction
Watches and %.Iewelrv of every dc.cr; inc
too numerous to mention. 4'l"i'
Every article fully warranted n
ed' 9r no sale. HENRY J. MuaIIloNn
Formerly South Ca,tle Street. Liycrrn.I
h1-tt i0Vi'
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 81.
L. :. REGISTERS OFFICE,
E,,ralu \,,.,ln No., M -

Eureka, Nevada, Dec. ~, 1873. {
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ Geddes and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company lPostoffcc address Eureka. Neva-
da.l has this day filed in this office a diagram
together with a notice OF application for II
patent from the | nited States. under act Of
Congress approved May 10. 1872, for eight
hundred $40 linear feet of the Geddes No. ,
Lode, the same running lbs :s-l0 feet southcrly
and 61l l0feet northerly from the GcddeS VI.
situated in Secret Canyon Mining District.
Eureka county. nevada. and described in the
plat and field notes on file in this Office as fol-
lows. to-Mit:
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And you and each of you are hcrekn .
fed that unless he amounts due IRON sAi
YOU shall l." paid on or before the exEtal
of ninety days from this date to VII Daa.
port. at his Office in Eureka, Nevada, ss
the undersigned. your Respective irters'
shall become tho property Of your cl-alN
in said mining c%lsinls, ind and BY vlrnti
the law " Congress. approved May lvh, W.
entitled An Act 10 promote the ler.p.
mcnt of the Mining Resources Of the MAD
States. b. McMtRClI.
MAnk h0LEb.
Eureka, New, Oct. 81, 1913. oa..laT'tS
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 236.
L. :. REGISTERS OFFICE,
E,,-.ro N.,ol. ill., M *

VfFN y =
Eureka. Nevada, Dec. ~, lS7S.
NOTICE Is liEEEBi GIVE. THAT TIE
~ Gcddcs and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company Postofice address Eureka, Neva-
da.l has this day filed in this office a diagram,
together with a notice. of application for a
Congress approved May ~, l>s2. for one thou-
sand 1898 linear feet of the stockton Lode.
the same running 40 feet northerly and JN
feet southcrly from the location monument at
ground mn feet in width, situated in Secret
Canyon Mining District. Eureka county. State
of Nevada and described in the plat and field
notes on file in this office as follow. to-wit:
q. S. Survey No. 70.
Beginning at a post marked No. l L. 5. Sur
vey No. 20 whcnc, the Town Cumpany'S well,
in the town of Vanderbilt. bears :. IL q l..
2>7i feet. The Calico Shaft bears y. So ".
81 feet. and shaft No. ) bears y. IS ~ W.
- lcet: thence running ;. - W. Hn feet to
post NAKED No. > /. :. Survey No. 10. whence
Il n~ut-rinc tree feet in diameter marked ;. A
&. Is. I. bears :. 49, ". is feet. IL: sos.
stands on the eastern boundary of Surve. No
10. made for the ticddes and bertrand Mill
and Mining Company on the Goodies No. 1
Lode: thence y. II W. 7lSfeet to post No. 4
of said survey No. 81. l0m feet to post marked
No. 3 y. :. Strvcv No. 20. whence a nut-;ine
tree t. inches in diameter bears y. 20 +. 10
feet: til nee y. ~ E20tcet to post marked W.
! =. survey No.' ~ anu tn'Hce g. IL IL. l"o
feet to post 80. l. the place of beginning: con-
tanning II-ln acres: courses expressed from
the true meridian with a magnetic variation
of 1872 East. This claim is on unSurvcycd
land and is bounded on the West by the
,iedde> No. 1 and ON the north by the Gedd, S
80. > Lode.
The claim is recorded in Book c. page 10 of
l. { Secret CANYON District Mining Records,
and a copy of the notice and diagram can b.
found posted ut the location monument at the
stockton cut upon the lode.
do CYRUS I. HORN. Register.
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PATENT API'L ICiTIONS.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 5.
L. :. REGisrrR'S OFFICE.
EnrcIa Nernln Dcc W IS.S,

NOTlCE NJ. SS.
L. :. RrGIsrER's OFFICE,
Eureka. Nevada, Dec. ~, 1873. =
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI. THE
~ Goodies and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company tPo>tofice address Eureka, Ncva-
da.l has this day filed in this office a diagram
together with q notice of application for u
patent FROM the United States, under act OF
Congress approved May, ~, 1872, for eight
hundred So linear feet of the Gcddcs No. !
Lode. the same running 4S2 feet northcrly and
surface ground 100 feet at northern e d and
M feet nj the southern end and situated in
Secret Canyon Mining District. Eureka coun.
~. Nevada. and dcscIibed in the plat and field
notes on file in this office as follows. to-wit:
q. 8. Survey No. 90.
Beginning at a post marked No. IL. ;.
Survey No. 49," whence the Town Company's
well in Vanderbilt bears :. ~ IL +. 1t-2 feet:
shaft Ne. ! bears y. - ". a2i feet and nut.
pine tree > feet in diameter marKcdG. X :. b.
I. bears \. 90 ". II feet; thence running
:. ~ " 9N feet to post marked No. Il ;. sur
vcy No. ~: thence Ma ~ W. S0i2-l0 feet
10 post marked No. 3 l. :. Survey No. So:
thence y. ~ T.. 100 feet to post marked No.
T.. :. Survey No. ~; and thence s. IL f.. $40
containing 2'tlW acres. Courses expressed
from the true MERRIAM with a magnetic vari-
alton OF l6is' East. This claim is on nnsnr-
vcyed land and is bounded on the East by the
stockton Lode.
The claim is recorded in Book c, page L. Of
the Secret CANYON district Mining hccurds.
and a copy of the notice and diagram can be
found posted at shaft No. ) upon the lode.
do CYRUS +. HORN, Register.
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WORTH NOTICING
New JeWe1ry Store, Main ss.o.
OplIs,Site the Courthouse.
Eureka. Nevada.

THE UNDERSIGNED, WHO'D
L learned the Matchmaking busi. 2
mss in one Of the leading watchnak. -
ing sstabilshment. OF. England, re- W.
gents OF Eureka count and vicinity tb,, W. i
Is prepared to do 'h"t ne
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NEw.YoRK. SATURDAY, Jan. II, 1874.

NEW YORK, SATURDAY, Jan. II, 1874
Since the beginning of the current year the
local horse trade has been carried on basis OF actual
necessities and the market OF the week under review
shows no important Improvement Common draft horses
were in somewhat better demand but also in this drec
ton there was no general activity aud as the rule,
prices where they for the last two months
past There at present very few buyers OF hne car
rage and road horses bur the outlook favorable
and il likely that stock OF this kind will Improve M
value when the Spring demand fairly opens. In mum
Der distributions through the agency OF public auc
tOn martS in advance OF the preceding week but
there improvement jim prices realized under the
hammer.
SALES OF THoRoCGHBREDs AND TBoTTNG STOCK
The trottng Kentucky Girl, by Corbeau, sold
by j. H. BrannOn. Kentucky, for $500 Dr. A. j. Wynne
OF DAYTON, Ala. has sold his chestnut stallion Guada-
oupe TO Col Ed. Glover OF Texas for $500 Mr.. VIM II
Vanderbilt Is reported as having purchased Lady Emma
for $1,000
At the regular semi weekly sale held to-day NJ Messrs
Barker Chase's city Auction Mart and New-YOrk
nttersa!s, the horses offered disposed Of toll
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ImusemenIs.
CADEMY OF Music.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IA HESS MAURICE
KELLOGG GRAND RNGLISH OPERA
SEVEN NIGHTS ASD TWO MATIsEEs
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY. Jsa. 81.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan 2l-LUcA ID LAamnasoon'
THEODORE HABRLMANN. WILLIAM CARLTON. g. HALL
w NJ TILLA Mr.. FBNICH, Mss STARBlRD
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan 22-AARTBA
ss KELLOGG. LADY
Mrs ZELDA sEGUIN, JOSEPH MAS. g. r. HALL, BDNAhb
sEGI,IN THOMAS BARrLkMAS.
'' FRIDAY EVENING Jan. 23-MARIrANA
Nm. JEyNIE VAN ZASDT Mrs. sEGUIS, WILEokD MORGAN,
william CkRLTON ". WHITE, Mr.. WHITE
SATURDAY Jan. 2i-GIsld Kellogg Matinee,
BOHEMIAN GIRL
EEIIOGG 49,
FULL CHORrS AND GRAND ORCHESTRA
Mr. PRANh A. H0WsON..... sasosl pf,e's,
Admission Reseryp ~ Borss - and wv ."
cord NO 10 oe.on F,uy So Boz oaes nov opeo ~
Mn.lc andll
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GRANDST. AND CttRf > m: --
AT KINZEYS.
GREAT CLEARING SALE.
bACB DEPARTMENT v,,,,ceppcs Laces &c. Sc, &C. Sc
Thread ECgnes, De- Oe' &C. lVo''
TUNzKlS French Guipures &C. &c., Ice up.
naebe.. Laces, 6c Sc, Zoe NJ
At NHzsls Six Brussels Net. Ice ~
Co.or,d Grapes, 2oc JArL
AT ElEzBY'S. Grerahn. Walls 25e
Applique LAces, Ioc yAru
AT KInzRYs Real Point Collars, 96c NJ.
Real Lace Collars, ISc. NJ
TKlSzEYS Fine Linen Collars. &c MP
Linen Sleeves. zoe pair
EMBROIDERY DbrAE ic.. Of Hamburg Emhroidehes
dosing Be, &c. Sc, Sc, II &c ul
ArKNzEYs n.,.v Rue,De. 1ec piece
Lace RaRiagl .9c piece
TkN%ElN Heck Rulings. &C.. Toe. up.
Shirt Ruling, Toe. j. &c, MP
AT hNzEi" Fine Tuekings &C. yard
Linen TsIe Hlu.ugs, l9c piece
AT hN|SiN Rubber Shit Protector, 15c
Cashes Rulings, .jc piece.
AT KIszEYs u..,,..,,.,.. ,oi,c on,
Tres, Toe TO Soc
TRlaAi"O phIAHi"H'i SILK PRINCES Sc ward NJ
Beaded GinIs, Zoe. up.
AT kIszBrs 81, v,,,,. Tie os,. M
Ntlytteens, zoe, oJc' 4S~
AT KlSzErs r,,,., sa.. so..,n
Trimming Sits, DOE up
AT nSzBYs. n, r,..... ,o.,r
Ostrich Feathers closing
RIBBON DEPARTMENT.
s.. E.sSG Rss ss &C. g. e io o'; d,
Al h'H~Hi = eros Grain Ribbons Zoe. lie NJ.
ss,h Ribbons. lte., DE, Sle up
At A'N@1'N was wrl,q. sa,he 81
Roman Sash Ribbons, Doc
oNDS"hA" Dh Tucked and embroidered Dravers soc
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Sales bp Anfilon

-. .. A. MELVIN, Aseuonee;.
Ky BANGS, MkkWIN a. Co.., 656 Broadway,
hst Bono 't-s.ss Of Booss Works oi Art Goocs
pndtEESDAf and WEDNESDAY Al p m.-ReesBty published
h-e foetiy Pohnc1 fIeascs, Scientific WORKS. Scarce
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Tie WedthcrOf the week closing under this date has
been generally favorable TO tho sleigh trade and large
humper OF seghs chiefly cuttersh have been sold
rNht prices In the orders received for carriages
eie sght Improvement, but there Is none IN sales
at the repositories The demand for carriage II ateraI
Is Improving the export trade being large particularly
III wheels and wheel stock
49, bypcrs Of Trtck1 Eyrort, Of Vor,5,b
$40 DariJfV.st ladies
Imports Of Carrtage& Porto Rico 10 "a. 500 ~
gala "A
Imports Of Parrish. ~
Z paebsges... ............... 100
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Mss CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN.
MORNING AND EVENING READINGS

MISS CCSUMAN
VIII have honor to give Series Of Four Readihg"
STEINWAY HALL,
10 the following orIsr: - 10
Part l. Sele tin1s rom Hamlet
PART 2 MsefLrous- - -
SATURDAY MORNING JAN. 81.
Part :. seitc from" As You La. IT,"
2. Msclizn,5l.
MONDAY EyRNING FHB q
art lee ousf Merchant Of Venice"
Part p Hsre're"a. - .
WEDNESDAY, MORNING., PBB.
Part L sff iron Much 400 about Nothing
Part 2. NJ ...iaecbus
Evening R. Iiurs 30 >. Morning Readings st2p m
Tickets. reserved s.ats. ri
Reserved >,at 70 30 ,tansfsrsbel t3. .
The the series VII begin on "edn'ssy ho ~
Jan 81 O'Clock stelv- Hal, anl coninne Tor lie bs
amer which d. NOE the vail he cold The sale io shp
Of TIE sinye 10 nes l FRIDAY morning. Jan 70.
Box Office one. frrn. 10 4 d,ilg.
w Pam.h containing full programme be had - Tho
Of
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WAITER AND USEFUL-By German

Protestant; unds rstauds ms hushtss A.
WAITER and Wiling himself useful can iarh. ne ,sly 5
Can be seen tODELs DLlIsohb
AkBEITs BuREAU, 100 IVES, 34,bIh corner bT0sdSaJ'
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xegsn "a speaks good Eng take
100. drive cattle tend door clean boot build fires Sc
I moderate Car CARPENTERS lJo
r1b. 6th.aSe
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and GARDENER-A middle

| scotch Protestan, (ngJ thoroughly understands the
care and Of horses also the care Of valuable carriages ami
- hest 81 cy reference; moderate. Apply
5mP SGESCY 1903 West 3ithst, Broadway.
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Cooks.


a., ~ coaI,a IN the very best private hne. hotels and
Paris; is willing low $50 month to
excellent Apply
%npTts FRANCO AMERICANS BUREAU Oh PLACEMENT
100 West 3ib,L, corner Broadway
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married. thoroughly understands the and
sty sh ttT DRIVER drive
% 90 ain in unereepton,be city
mnrI I,s AGENCY 100 Wet 3ith.s. corner Boadwsy
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in EAST TH.ST-Pleasant fnrnished

s)DD-ST., East, 1l4-A very pleasant ROOM
81 paor floor suitable for gentlemen gentleman and vile
Lnnrn
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARK Ell

corner opposite Stewards.
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I fn EAST NTH-ST.-Nn elegantly fUT-
AZ aud hail ROOM connecting the third hoOr
with 6nts BOARD permanent party terms reasonable
refer
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NOOK WASH and IRON-By steady re-
COOK CHAMBERMAID, &c.-By sister.

.,n,tion to do the work a th
- her bushes. every branch; makes best bread
49,, n.',%.s &c ehambermsd is VERY and good
,,.s cd Cal al l35 West llthst, COZ
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ssed 20 WHO Of hores and drive
mill do about house
God CAL At CARPENTERS l3S We,t llth
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J'eD-SE, No. 10i, EAST.-Suits of ROOMS /;
sD also single rooms table excellent; family snail References
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WAITER ana lsEI OlI-Dl 81 Nouhe
w understands bis AMI siln. 10 make himself gen.
| I,s ~, y,ry monials from last employer Can
s IN st opTLIs FRANCO AMERICAN BUREAU, 100 West
a An. broadway
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II EAST 37TH-ST.- pleasant suite of
ROOMS th, RENT, with board; also front
room IA the fourth story. Teerebees
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-19

TAX EAST 27TH-ST-ROOM TO LET,
fI BOARD gentleman and wife. single gentleman OF
.alY. nriYAe family. Teeenfes gven and TtquIre1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-07-18
Woman's Rights.

The following are the oreuing sciences Of an
address or this subject by Ms skinner
Hiss President. feller winmin and male
trash gcperaTy-Tam here to-day for the pur-
plsc of discussing womau's rights, REFUSING
her wrongs and cussing the men.
I believe sexes were created perfectly equal,
with the women a little more equal than the
men.
also believe tia; the world would to-day
be happier If maa had never existed.
Asa success man is a failure, and bless
rny stars that my mother was a woman
[AppIause.l
no, only maintain their principles bu,
maintain a sh.itless husband besides
They say man was created FIRST. Well,
spose he was. Amt ifst experiments always
failures?
nIwas'a betting man would bet $3.50
they arc
The only decent thing about him was rib,
aud they went to make something better
[Applause.l
And then they throw 10 our faces about ta-
king an apple. III bet five dollars that Adam
boosted her up the tree and only gave her tie
core.
And what did he DO vhca be was found
out?
True to bis masculine instinct, be sneaked
behind Ewes Grecian bend aud said:-
"'Twan't me; twas her, aud woman has had
to father everything aud. mother it, 700.
What we want is the ballot, aud the ballot
we're bound to have, if we have to let down
our back hair aud swim in sea Of gore
lSensaton)
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-07-18
Vicissitudes in Life.

Marrying for love IS not always unlucky, or
indiscreet, either. When Marshal BAzaine
was in Mexico, and at the eight Of his fame,
be fell in love with the beautiful and gentle,
but pennilcss. Seuorita Pcnay Pena, whose
only possessions were her own charms and vir-
tues. and a historic herediiameu; that had de-
sccuded from her grandfather, former presi-
dent Of herepub,ic. At the tiae Of tie mar
riage, tie young lady was deemed TO have
made great catch 10 a husband so wealthy
aud famous. But, in the general chapter Of
vicissitudes, time brings some curious changes,
as it has lone in this case. Misfortune check
cred the career Of the whilom coudescending
lover, aud peuury and degredition followed
aillueuce and dignity. The affairs Of the low
ing pair were at their lowest ebb but just at
this juncure-so tie genius Of romance fixed
it, to give an orthodox denouemeut to this love
story 10 actual lite-the amt of Madame Ba-
zane dies and beQueaths to her untold wealth
and now the erewhle detected wife Of the fall
en- Marshal may again lift mp Der head among
the proudest Such is life.