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AsaIo0N KEEPER's WHY.


You ask why 1 surrendered,
My boon companions-why
I let band of women
Throw sawdust in my eye?
Well, I.heard that they were coming,
And Imeant to be prepared,
With a stole smile of welcome,
As If I neither feared nor cared.
I had placed my shop in order,
And tidied up myself;
Every bright decanter
Was shining from its shelf.
Nv best cigar was lighted;
/ had well matured my plan,
To show these canting women
How much was man.
I meant to treat them kindly,
Yet firmly, all the while,
And answer their upbraiding
With predetermined SMILE
They came-that band of women
Calmly, serenely came,
With no deep voice of anger,
No seething words of blame.
A band of wives and mothers,
With faces worn with care,
A faith above all passion,
A hope beyond despair.
There were women from all stations
The high, the low, the poor;
Some to lift the burden
OF the cross their sisters bore.
Isaw one paIe-faced woman,
Who once in mercy came,
no soothe my stricken mother,
O'er the husband rum had slain.
That woman then was shielded
From every sorrowing wave,
By the arm thst now Was mouldering
Within drunkard's grave.
Her only son, who should have been
Her comfort, staff, and stay,
I knew in wild delirium
Had left my shop that day.
S.. comrades, latent manhood
Was wakened in my breast,
Till with a smitten conscience
/ was praying with the rest.
But not with chastened sadness,
As those plying women prayed,
That God would spare in mercy
The wrecksthat rum had made.
but as pidy GU III bOyh
When in days of long ago
I stood beside my mother
In drunkard's home of woe,
And prayed that every drinking hop
From garret, hall, or cell,
Was swept from off Gods footstool
And emptied into hell!
Twas thus 1 prayed, till sweet and los
Arose pleading prayer
That God in mercy still would save
The loved ones everywhere.
So wait till you have heard them,
Heard that prayer of tears,
OF concentrated anguish
Bottled up for years
Heard them wisely, calmly;
And when you've heard tfem, then
Then history may tell the world
That all of you were men!
Cincinnati Time:
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5gGDS ANo PLANTS.

n n Trle tapa Ccd Crnntorrv. best sort
Sc -. rlr Uplapd, t.uv ltnd or Garden, 10y
= nail. prtp1 a -l,e} Tcr no. g. On per
u ltp1. a priced Catalogue. ot ths and
NIL Fruits. QiuGmentn Ttcrs, Everg GEMS,
SCRUBS Bulbs. Roses. l'larts, So. and FRESH
FLOWER ANBfA II DEN SEEDS the choicest
collection IN The country. With All novelties,
viii be sent grnlis 10 amy p'nir address. Twen
tv-tive SORTS OF 'ifher Flower. Gnrren Tree,
Fruit. Evergreen. lr iicrh seeds for - 90, sent
by mail PREPAID. WHOLESALE. CATALOGUE
TO THE TRADE
Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. s nbllsh-
ed Is42. marS-Sw
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HOUSEHOLD HELPS.

4 correspondent Of the Scientific
American recommends common glue
as an effectual remedy for cuts and
bruises.
1t is said that the fumes of sugar
snuffed up the nose viii cure ordinary
neuralgia. Put small quantity Of su-
gar on a hot shovel, and try it as d.
rected.
To ascertain whether bed be damp
or not, after the bed is warmed, put
glass goblet in between the sheets, aud
iifthe bed be damp, in a few minute:
drops of wet will appear on the inside
of the glass.
Housekeepers should know that a
small piece of paper or linen, moistened
with spirits of tari'entine, and put into
a bureau or wardrobe for single day,
two or three times year. is a sufficient
preservation against moths.
For cleaning glass newspaper is
one of the best articles TO use. The
chemical operations of some of the in
gradients of printing ink give beau
tiful polish. Slightly moisten a piece
of paper, roll it up and rub the glass;
then take dry, soft piece and repeat
the process. No lint will remain, as is
the case " hen cloth is used.
Never put a particle Of soap about
your silver if you wish it to retain its
loriginal Iustre. When it wants polish
ing, take piece OF soft leather and
rub it bard. The proprietor of one
Of the Oldest silver establishments
of Philadelphia says that "hous~keep-
ers ruin their silver by washing it in
soapsuds, as it makes it look like pew
ter"
MUsTARD PBAsTER.-The ordinary
way is - mix the mustard with water.
tempering it with little -four, but such
a plaster as that makes il simply abo.n-
Unable. Before it has half done its
work it begins 10 blister the patient,
and leaves him finally with a painful
spot, after having prCducod far less eff
feet in beneficial way than was IL.
tended. Now a mustard plaster should
never make a blisterat all. when YOU
make mustard plaster, then, use NJ
water whatever, but mix the mustard
with the white of aneeg and the resul
will be a plaster which viii 'diaw' per
fectly, bat will not produce a bliste
even upon the skin Of an infant, ~
matter how long it is allowed to re
main upon the part.
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CURES ALL HUMORS, FROM A COMMON ERUP-
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Ey fits use Cancers are cured, and Can.
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knife-Scrofula conquered, and Consumption pre-
vented and cured.
Pois0ns. and their effects eradicated and vigorous
lraith and sound constitution established
Female Weakness and Disease; Dropsy,
general partinl; Swellings external or internal;
and Tnmors are reduced and dispersed in a very
EI-ysipelas. Salt Rheunn. scald Head, and Fever
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medicine.
Scorbutic Diseases, Daudrun, Scaly or
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Chronic Diseases, Fever and Acue, Disor-
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Zach bottle contains between forty and fifty
ordinary doses, costing only one dollar.
From, one to four or five bottles viii
salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ring Worm P1mples
on the Face, Biles, ordinary Eraptons, etc.
From two to eight bottles VIII cure Scay
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From two to ten bottles will restore
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From two TO six bottles will be found ef-
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Dance, and Epilepsy.
From fiVe to twelve bottles VIII cure the
worst cases OF Serofula.
From three TO twelve Bottles will cure
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FROM TWO to four bottles will cure the
From two 10 ten bottles will cure bad
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Price 5 per bottle, or bottles for IS. Sold
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TO C0NSuMPTVES.

The advertiser. having been - rmanently
cured of that dread i.>.ssi-e, CUuS III ption by
a simple remedy. ! .nEiu.ss 20 f.taSe known
O mis- fellow sui r-rs the means CT CT 10
ali who dssi.e Il ne rill send cppy Of the
prescri p;i0n used tfies of charge with The di-
rect inns for preparing ami asing the same,
which ihey Will lnd a SURE CURE Tor Con-
SUMPTION, AsTHaA, BRONCHITIS, etc.
Parties wishing prescription Will please ad-
dress. Rev. Z. \. WILSON
l9t Penn ST., Williamsburg, y. Y
Nav1D-Cu
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agisfellauenns.
NS1ayrA,EeE RELIEF and SeUyD,REFaESHIsa aEE
Guaranteed by using my
Instant Relief ton. the .ASfLD7n

1t acts instantly, relieving the paroxysn
i'm n ediat ely. and enabling the patient to lie
down and sleep Isuffercd from this disease
twelve years. but suffer no m 're. aud W ork and
sleep as well as any one. Warranted TO relieve
in the worst case. Sent by mali on receipt o
price. one dollar per box: ask your Druggis
foi II. CHSS. HURST
mar20ly Roche ster. Besvs Co., Pa
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"a 81 "A E e
AND
Profitable Investment Z
IELLAIRE;
Manufacturing Co.'S Loan.
BKLLA1kE, ohio. Dec. 81. Is7s:

BELLAIkE, ohio, Dec. 81, IS7Sc
sxJ L offer you as safe and profitable invest
w uent the bonds of the above loan, and In
vite your attention TO the following partisalaSsz
FTrSs-The ar,ount of this loan Is limited to.
Thirty Thousand Dollar.
Sseond-It H. secured by first mortgaaa nooa
property worth sixty thousand dOllars--snsur-
,.d tor enough To secure tae paymeat of the
ponds il the property was destroyed ay ire.
7hird-The pay ment OF the bonds and inter-
est warrants ARE guaranteed by personal en-
dorsemenI worth Two hundred thousand dol
lars.
F0,rfh-These bonds bear interest at the rate
of per cent. per annum. the Coupons being
paw able semi-annually, on the first day OF
March and Sept, mSer OF each year.
FYrh-They are issued in denominations OF
500 aud $50,
Ho c,ers of U. s. 5-2Os, or the less productive
corporate securities. may materially increase
their principal and thei: interest by exchange
ing them for these bonds. The success of the
New Five per cent Government Loan points
10 the early funding OF the entire public de b.
at 5 per cent a less rate, and the holders OF
eO'e are LEFT to determine as 70 the profit OF ex-
changing bond which st its present premium
Yields scarcely per cent. and Of uneQualled
security. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, or
Address, H0GE. SHEETS CO.,
Al Belsire. Ohio, Ag'ts,
..i.i Or at FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Feb5 at ST. Clairsvilie. Ohio.
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PICTURE FRAMES!
q i. RIILINGSLY.

G.. l.. BILLINGSLY,
rs preps-ed to furnish all kinds OF PICTURE
Il FRAMES IN Rose W ood or " alnut at low
pri,es. "iappy Return frame IN 2-ins- Rose
shop @ South End Nariesta street. 81. Clalrs-
vile. Ohio. sep25t
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Valuable Re Il Estate al
Private Sale!

There is now offered at Private Sale, that
vSiUahie Iarm Lelonging to the estate oi Jacob
keyser, ST., decs aSec, situated in Mead Town
shIr, BelmcEt copnt! Ohio, miles Northwest
rom the Negee Mills, the southern terminus
of the Beliaire & Meeee Pike; 2l< miles from
the Wtgee landing on the Ohio River, and
miles from Bcllaire, Ohio..-3 miles of which
distance = pike. Said farm contains 500 acres
OF iaDd. of which about 800 acres are cleared,
ana W ell adapted 10 farmin. and gra1ings The
balan ce well iimhered-all under fence. There
are on .he premises good dwellings, l large
frame barn, and all necessary ouI-butldir gs,
also one good bearing orchard. VIII be sold
entire or in tracts TO suit purchasers. Posses
sion given any time. Title genuine. For
furiher particulars, call on or address
JOIN X ElSEK. Beallsyilfe Monroe Co O.
JACOB X. kEISER, Bellaire, Bel. Co.. O.,
Or Executors.
l. n. Riley -. iairssille Ohio.
". = KenuCu. no6tf
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HOLLOMAY'S- PILLS
Abb
uolloway's Ointment.

1.-THE grand principle that operates in these
wonderful medicines. Is the power that
they possess in Purifying The turgid blood, and
eXpeliing corrupt umors from the system.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS consist OF n careful
and peculiar admiXture OF the finest NEGE-
FABLE EXTRACIS. HERBS. aud MEDICINAL
GUMS. Possessing Dot am OF mineral in
their cor bination, they never expose those
who use them TO any danger, at any time
season. No mother need hesitate tO prescri be
them to her children, and the most dclicat
can use them with great a
benefit as the most vigorous and powerful
frame.
HOLLOWAY & co. Sole Proprietors,
Is Maiden Lane, New York.
Holloway's Pills and Ointment are sold at
2j cents, 62lS cents, and 81 per box or pot. A
great saving is made by buying the large sizes
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-24
APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
NOTICE NO. 225.
q. 8. survey Ne. IS.

TT s. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY. NE.
u. vada, February IS, 1sTt.-Notice 10 hero.
BY given that the "Mcmnon Mining Company"
BY Isaac L. Rcqus, Its managing agent whose
Postonhee IL At Virginia City. Storey County,
for twsnt, two hundred C3,soo) linear feet on
the Sheridan lode. Msmnon Mining Csmpany's
claim, Devils Gate Mining District. Lyon
County. Nevada, extending 800 feet 70 the north
and l,9oO feet 10 the south from the location
. shan: and sn embracing sna ", 1.,. sa%s; win vim a. .u GaDs;
ground 900 feet in width. and described on the
plat and neld notes on die In my snhes, ~ foi.
owr. TO wit:
Beginning at poet No. !, .: 9. Survey Nc. g.
road from thu New York House to Silver City,
and about J 500 feet north from quinn's hosse(
The u section corner between Sections % and
n, T. 10 north, X. Il east. bear south l2o "
west. l,l33 feet; Post No: . Of Survey No. ~
nsr Of Survey No. rs bears souih $50 east, ?!s
feet the center Of the Compsny's rhaft on this
lodo bears routh 32o To- east, $40 feet, and run:
ming thence. Ftrst-east SS8 feet TO witness'
poet, II feet west Of corner NO. Z, 900 feet 70
corner No. 2. In interior Of dwelling;house;
second south 2,200 feet 10 post marked NO. J,
U. 8. y. No. S. thence, third-wsst 200 feet to
post marked No. 4, U. 3. 4. No. IS; thence,
fourth-north 2.7oo feet to post marked No. ],
U. q. 9. No. IS. the place Of beginning. and
containing within said shove describeS bound.
expressed from true meridian; variation leo o.
east.
The claim Ia composed Of four locations. 70.
corded In Book @. on pages 52s, 50, bSe. bSi and
So Of tho Lyon County Records, kept In the Of.
dee Of the County Recorder OF Lyon County.
Nevada.
The adjoining claimant on the north .. the
Quinn Company. The names Of the adjoining
claimants on the souih are unknown.
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APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT,
N0TICH NO. 22l.
II. a. s.r,.1 Ne. ~.

TT s. GiS6 orfiaE, ciRs6N CITY.
hereby given that the undersigned. Miles Good.
man, W. n. Corbstt, ID. q. Ccrbetf, VIM. will
son. VIM. sadier, VIM. Dormer. j. X stewsrt
and VIM. y. Prescott. whose Post-othce IL In
Gold mn, Nevada. have made Application for
fnsen hundred d,sool linear feet on the Pride
Of the West lode. Goodman q. c $. Mining
Company's claim. Devils Gate and Chinatown
Mining District, Lyon county, Nevada, extend
Ing $50 fest In 4 northsrly direction nom the
notice OF location, and embracing the same,
with al dips, .pnrs, angles and variations. NTH
on the Plat ard held notes on die In my once.
as follows, to Wit:
Beginning at q post marked No. I, z. 8. =.
No. 81. which stands on the right hank 81 Amer.
lean Fiat Rsyine, about Is feet south from the
track Of the Virginia and Truekee Railroad. and
about 200 feet ~essterly OF the east end Of Ameri.
can Plat Tunnel on said railroad. From .ald
post thu center OF this eonpany's shan bears
". TskS X, 10 feet. and the corner to sections
rs, II and n, +. 10 ", X. 81 T.. bears ). 29o
~ w., liza feet, and running thence: frst
course, ". lave W.. 1850 feet 10 post marked
No. =, o. =. =. Ne. n; thence second cour.e.
n. t3xo X. COO feat TO q poet marked No. 3, ".
50 No. 81; thence third course, s. NSo L..
100 fect to Q poet marked No. 4. U :. :. No.
~; thence fourth course. 8. 15so W., 800 feet
to . post marked No I. u. :. 4. No. a., and
place OF beginntng. Containing within -sld
above described boundaries twenty ~. ioo Cao.esl
acres Of land. Bsaring. expressed from tru.
meridian, with q magnetic variation Of is' 20
east.
The ~lrcstios Of the claim 1. recorded In Book
~" folo 81, of the Mining Record. OF aid
Devils Gate ard Chlns,own Mining District.
kept At silver City. Lyon eosnty. Nevada. Tbs
lag Company, Z. y. Y. No. -, on the south.
Zee sol ADOLPilUS waltz. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-24
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE NO. 2a7.
U. +. survey No. ~.

TT &. LAND oFFICR, CARSON CITY,
W New, March u, lsI&.-Notics IL hsrsby
given that Hermann J. T. scheel. Whose Post.
| office IL at Virginia City, Storey County. Nsv..
has made application for U. s. patent for eight
lode. Metropolitan ccmpanJ's claim. Devn's
| Cato and Chinatown Mining District, Lyon
| County, New, extending 10 feet In . northelly
and 30 feet In q southerly direction from tns
location notice, and embracing the sams, VIE
! face ground COO feet In width on the to.th asd
1 as feet on The north line, and descrihed on VI
plat and nsld notes on die In my ofHcs - folovs'
70 wit: a
beginning at poet No. I. located on the west
line OF the Kossuth Company's claim, y.S:
Of the Gsnsssce Company'f claim. U. .. sur.
ycy No. II thence frSt eonrte N. iiho ~. ~
| feet. running on the west line OF the Koesat1
| Company's claim 20 poet No. 9; thence scccone
| course W. ais feet to post No. ., located o. W
east line Of the hlhambra Company's clairi
thence following said east line: third eourss !.
| ilke W.. ITS Feet TO post No. I; thsacs -sos5.Se
colrre 5. I7ko r., 40 feet 10 post No. ., 10
Gated on the north line OF the 0enseses Com.
pany'. claim thence follesing taid line: am
ginning, containing 3 ss,ioo acres. Prom post
No. d the Y Section corner on the west line Of
section 10. T. 49,. ~. II. II X, bears y. eoo T.,
etT feet.
The extent OF the lode IL unknown, but 10
visibls on tho surface and has been developed
In different open cuts. shafs and tunnels, ~
marked on plat. Magnetic variation isksk
bearings from true meridian.
The location IN recorded In Book O." page
SIS Of the Mining Records OF said Devils bsis
aud Chinatown District. kept at the once OF
the Mining Recorder Of Lyon Comfy. In tho
State OF Nevada.
The names Of the adjoining claimants on tho
same or other lodss are ~ follows, 70 Wit: On
the south, the Ccnssscs; on the east. the Kos
Ing Companies the adjoining claimants On tho
h9 mis S nos ApuLpuus WAITE. REGISTER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-24
APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
NOTICE. M. 201

TT s. LAND 5ffick. Ncciisoy CITY,
" Nevada, February 9. is!&-No,iee 10 here
By given that ths undersigned. L. II York. John
II. hiiis. J D.. Roberts. d L. Corbett, VIM. ID.
G. Gibson and wm II. White, whose PJstsfnee
10 at Gold Hill. Nevada. have mads application
for fiteen hundred $500 linear feet on the
Railroad loas, Goodman u. & $. Mining Com
pany's claim, Devils Gafs and Chlastown Min
log District. Lyon county. Nevada extending
$50 feet In . south-rly direction nom the
notice Of location, and embracing tbs same,
Win Al dips, sPa par a,i,s' ans ,i ,nn w,sS
on the plat and Geld notes on Ole In my once,
~ follows, to wit:
beginning al Q pos, marked No. I, Z. $. :.
No. a. pa the soath side. and No. I. U. s.. =.
Ne. 50, o. tho north side. which stands on the
right bank of tho American FLAT Rayins, about
Is feet south fron the track OF the Virginia and
Truckes Railroad, and about 400 feet ~esstcrly
from tho ssst cnd OF thu American Flat Tunnel
on said railroad. The center OF the company
shan on this lode bears ". TsAo H., 800 feet.
and the section corner common to sections 7,
.. " and 10 7. 10 NJ. X. u X, bears =. ~ 10
W.. Ira feet, AID running tneneo arst course.
\. itke r.. i.sao feet TO = post marked 10. :. y.
y. =. Ne. -; thence sccoad coarse, y. tsko
r.. co feet To Q poet marked No. ), U. :. \.
No. IS thence third course. n. ltk0 W.. 1850
feet 70 . post marked No. I, US. =. No. 81;
thence fourth cour.sS \. I5ko w.. 500 feet 10 q poet
marked No. I. y. \. \. No. 81, and place of be.
ginning. containing within said above described
~boundarlss twenty and GSio Cao.ed) acres oil
land.
Bearings expressed from true meridian. with
Q magnetic variation Of i6o " east.
The location OF Tn. claim 10 recorded In Book
81" folio 80. OF tho Mining Record. OF said
Devils Gate and Chinatown Mining District.
kept 81 Silver City. Lyon county. state OF Ne
vsaa. The adjoining claimant 10 the Goodman
q. q 8. Mining Company, U. \. y. No. u, on
ise cod ADoLPnUs WAITE. Register.
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APPLICATIONS FOR PATIENT.
FOR PATENT,
NOTICE NO. 221.
v. 3. SURVEY NO. 30.
usrrrD srArs. LAND orYrcr.

UNITED STATHs LAND FTtCE.
CANON CRY, NEVADA, February ., lSIl
NJOricR IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Tile
IN CARSON COMPANY" byT. D.. Edwards,
ia P.e.ident, whose Postenfeo 10 at Carson
Ol,y. Ormsby County. Nevada. has made Appli
cation FOR u. 1. Patent for afteen hundred Q.o0)
linear feet on the Carson lode, Czrpon Com
paay's claim. Devils Gate and Chinatown
Mining District, Lyon County. Nevada,
extending CO feet In Q northwesteriy and
DO fest In Q soaiheasieriy direction
from the location notice and shan. and en-
asd variatisus, with surface ground 90 feet In
width. and described on the plat and Geld notes
on nis In my once. IS follows, TO Wit:
Beginning ct q pot marked No. I, u. !. 3. NO.
20. whence the Y sec. corner on west boundary
Of Sec. i6. T. 10 N. X. n L. bears s. soo z
w. isss, 5 feat, and the ". X corner Of Sur.
ysy No. II In this township bears 5. 6tko
w. lcoS feet, and tho center Of czrsou C.m.
pany's shan beAy \. t5o ~ Z. 80 feet, and
iunoing thence. nrst coarse :; aio L i.soo lee,
70 Q post marked No. ., U. b \. No. So second
eourss, y. c9' Il. 80 feet TO q post marked No.
g. U. q. y. No. %, third course, N. 1lo W. 100
feet 70 Q post masked No. 4, U. y. 3. No. 70,
fourth esurso, D. 90 W. 800 fest To Q post mark
Cd No. I, u. d. \. No. 70 and place Of beginning.
containing within sAid above described bound'
aries twenty and s6l0o (io.es) acres Of land.
Courses and bearings expressed nom true
meridian. magnetic variation lsSo east
The location Is recorded In Book ~ on
pages 81 and 81 OF the Mining Rscorls OF the
kept In the once Of the Mining Recorder ol
Lyon County, In the stats Of Nevada.
The names 81 the adjoining claimants are IN
known. tho nearest claim being Tho kossuih
Mining Company on the we-t.
fs2 cd ADOLPHUS WAITE. Register.
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s-TooKHoLDERs' MEETING.

npficE or THE BUCKEYE GOLD AND
" silver Mining Company--san Franei.oo,
March 10. 1874 The regular ANIMAL Meeting
Of the Stockholders 10 the above named Com.
psny viii be held on FRIDAY. the 9Th DAY 90
March, is!t, At the Company's Office. Room 20,
No. t9 CALIFORNIA; street. San Francisco. Cal,
NJ the hour Of I O'Clock y. n. ~ -aid day, for
the purpose OF clecttng q Board Of Trustees to
serve for the snsaing yesr, and for the trans
aetion OF any other business that may properly
come before ths meeting. Transfer books. viii
he cirsed on Tuesday, the atth Of March. at the
hour OF II =. and until after the meeting.
mi9 al JOSEPH MAgrIRE- Saerr,srv
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

UIAPrY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from
ifs. Msnhsod restored. I~mpcdinents to Mar
riass removed. New method OF treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books and
Circulars sent free. In sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. Q South
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And In secordanos with law and 4 order Of
the Board Of Trustsss made on the 9Th day OF
January, 1874, 90 many shares Of each parcel
Of ,1eh stock q may BE- nseess.ry win b sold q
Public Auction, at the eaiesroom OF John MID.
Francisco, Csi., on WEDNESDAY. The asth
day Of March, 1874. 1t the hour OF II O'Clock
4. Of said day, 70 pay delinquent assessments
thereon. together With costs Of advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
DAVID 7. BAaLRY. Secretary.
San Francisco, California. mr6td
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MEETING.

OFFICE Pr ,NKLIS MINING COMPANY.
~ san frssei-eo, March II. is.l-Notiee.-
The regular Annual Meeting of the Stockhold.
ere OF the above named Company. for the cleo
the transaction Of sneh other business a. NAV
he presented. will be held Al the once OF the
Company, Room 5 and q. No. 37 Montgomery
street, San Francisco. C,lifhrnia. on MONDAY,
the 3pth day OF March, is't, At the hour OF |
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