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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-12-16
NERRASEA GRIST MILL.

THE GRIsT AIlLL at Nebraska 'd.acy-
Il town. Forest county, has been thOr-
oughly oyerhauled and refitted In hrst-
class order, and is now running aud doing
all Kinds Of -- ifeF- tf-FAH
CUSTOM q RINDIN
pia g FLOUR,
FEED, el-ll lAhU Ull11 AND OATS.
Constantly ON hand, and sold at the very
436m II. w. LEDEBUR-
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Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
Oil Creek & Allegheny River Rail-
way, and Buffalo, Cory & Pitts
burgh r. r.

IN AND AFTER Monday, February 2,
~ 1874, trains will run as follows:
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ffNf"-~~NfA - &NtNAOa aNAtt ia
cgar RitterS arc. a purely Vegetable
preparation, matlo Chiefly noni tic ma
tive licrls lo,iiid on the lower ranges os
the Sierra Nevada mountains or Cailnr-
nia, tho medicinal properties OF Which
are extracted thcrcfrnin without the use
Of AlcOhnl. h'rhc question is almost
itdiily asked, "Nhat Is the cupsr of tho
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR Bir-
TEi,sT' Our tuswcris, that thcy remove
the cause OF discilse, and tile patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and Il liio-giving principle,
4 peifcct llenOvasor aud Invigorator
OF the system Never bcf0rc in the
history ef the world hhs medicine hcon
eomrouiidcil possessing the remarkable
quaiiuesn NISgGAR BirrKnS in healing the
sick OF every disease man Is heir to. They
are q gentle Pur.nltve us web a. Tonic.
relieving Congestion or lniAiumpiion Of
the Liver aud risccrol Organs III Bilious
Diseases i .sr1l -Nt
"a The properties Of Iar. wALKER's
VINEGAR lnrrERs are ApereHt Diaphorctic,
Carfiimative. Nutritious. Laxative buretic
SedauresSounierllrriiaat S1aoriic, lAltara-
tive, aud Anti-Bilious.
W iTii n. ~. sseDowAL1 = CO.
prner%is and Gen, Arts.. sun Francisco California
aud cor of Washington aud Ch <flton sta ~ Y.
.1r SoAd ~ AL ADrSEsistsAnd ID aicss.
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PITHOLE VALLEY R'Y.
ON AND AFTER Monday, June 3, 1871,
" Trains will run as fellows:
TRATNyS. .NJOpnHWA
TRAINs sOUTnWARD.

sTATIoNE. No. !. No. 3.
Pithole City, a.. $40 a m l.2Q'4,'an
Prathers Mil 645 f.48 =
Woods $50 1856 /"
Bennett 9.O2 +" 2.02 "
OleOpels 0.l6 2.l4 E"
All Trains make close connections
at Oleopolis with trains ON the Oil Greek &
Allegheny River Railway, North and
Sonth. falfri
Two Lines of Stages run daily between
PithOle City, Miller harm and Pleasant
vile, mal1ingconnection witharriving and
departing Trains. ). II. BLAIR,
II. WICKHAM, Sup't.
Ticket Agent, Pithole City, Pa.
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-. III = itlti. MIA Hlias Ia II. III
Trains run by Philadelphia Time.
J. !. LAWRENCE, Gen'l Sup't.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-07
Srlett Stor;p,.
Y CATCHING A TARTAR.
A TRADITION OF SWEDEN.

Charles the Twelfth Of Sweden, sur
named, on account of his warlike propen-
sities.r by his admirers. the "Lien of the
NORTH" and his dstrasters, with equal
justice perhaps, sthe '.Madman Of th.
North" accidentally encountered at the
chateau Gortx . young creature from the
banks of the Volga--as niece Of Baron
Gortz. So powerful was the impression
she at escei made upon the hitherto i'm
prcgnabls heart of the hero, 50 completely
was he .pellbound in her charms, that he
seemed to lose all recollection of other
matters. even Of the disastrous battle Of
Puitowa. si5a s'i.aaAis aas4 ae4A
The name Of this cnchantress was the
Princess Ikla-fsr she'wasa priacess, her
mother, the baron's sister, having married
the Hetman ofths Tartats. J Being left an
orphan at an early age, she had taken up
her residence with Barren Gortz at Stral-
asund aa saa oes S snss f. ~ @RH4r
=, The baron was a bit Of historian-s,
he thought he was-and was then engag-
ed in writing history of the king. who
called upon him often to revise and cor.
.rect,tss work Besides. the baron ",
one of the crown councillors, and was Of
ten entrusted Viii Important 'busidsssi b
the State.
Charles XIII hadl that desire which
sesnsat to be inherent an the breast,of great
ness-he wished to be loved for himsel
alone, without regard to his ststs aat
grandeur. Consequently he had himself
presented to 1Tkla under the simple Ititlef 81
| Count d'Olfen, ? and .ip that aams be paid
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-07
Advertising.

Located at the head of the great Peach Grow
ing District of Delaware and Maryland, through
it affords unequalled facilities as an advertising
medium, of which business men show literally
their appreciation. Its extensive circulation a.
nong sgriculturists and fruit growers make il a
most excellent medium for the advertising OF
Real Estate. Our prices in this department are
ai low a. the lowest. '9@ ~
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-07
Agriculture,
And Politics,
PuBrunyp -TvEKY' SATURDAY At. MIDDLE
fHI Ir9ws. DsLAwARE.l . II
1llF ID md. IN TTInI- UIU-. n
Established in 1863.

The Seventh Volume will be commenced Jam
uary Isl, 1874. Neither pains nor expense will
be spared to make it pleasing and worthy of the
patronage of the public. AS Local paper it is
thor oughly identified with the interests Of the
people among whom tits situated, and will al
ways BE- found advocating and defending what
ever will most conduce TO the welfare and benefit
of those people Ts this end correspondence on
local subjects, especially on Fruit Growing and
Agriculture generally, is cordially and earnestly
invited, as well as COMMUNICATIONS giving the
current (loeal usws) of the times, and such other
matters Of interest.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-07

81 Daniel Webster ,penned the, following
beautiful sentiment: II We work upon
marble, il will perish; il We work, upsn
brass, time efFacts it if we rear temples,
they will crumble into dust; if we work
upon immortal minds.-if we imbue them
with principles With thcyjust fear Of God
and love Of our fellow-mep-wc engraye
on these tablets something which will
brighten for eternity. saT
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-07
Charles James Fox.

Charles James Fox was younger SON
Of Lord Holland and Lady Caroline. The
good unprincipled father suffered | I,
him to grow up without restraint. Iffhs
wished to break fine watch to pieces, mo
one most prevent him. All his n,irdaeds !
were easily pardoned, and all his rwildessass
whims INDUCED. Charles Fox's eddcs-. q
tien At home seems to have reseinblcd Z
that Of Oriental princes who are. spoiled :, !,
by servils menials, and dsspotic tyrsnis
who are nurtursd TO dissipation. II is sn
not little wonderful that he should be- -
come at last the teacher Of the widest =.
liberalism. In lin early youth his father :.
took him to the German spas. Here he
acquired his taste for gambling He
came back 10 Erglard a spendthrif, = :
Top, and the most reckless Of the frsquent- I
ers of Whites. Play consumed all his {
leisure heurs. The vast sums given 10 q
him. or left by his indalgep. father. aek- iHi
ed swsy, and the Ii-got,enl gsins u. the
corrupt Paymas,sr- General were squan-s F,
dsred in guilty aulusemenss. Beforsshe s
was twenty-five Fox had lost over .1oO,-
900, He was reduced to poverty. The .
bailiffsy sold out his house ,aad Mrniture,
Nothing but seat in Parlimsnt Kept him "a
out of Nswgats He would sometimes .s
leave bis watch 10 pawn for pot Of porter 'd'
Often be was without shilling a The
bailiffs were bis constant companion..r,s
Once, after a dissolution Of Parlimeut, hess
was walking with his friend Hare. who "a
was also deeply in debt, and expecting an !.
arrest. Two bail8s suddenly. Appeared ~
well. gentlemen" said Fox, 'ars,.y yoss1
Hare-hunting or Fox x-hunting2" eai 80 sts
Through all bis career Of anbraiaed dis ~
sipation the clear methodical intsl,ect ,ef;.
Charles James Fox never lost. its yigof,ss
and never ceased to feed on the ,purest cni'sq
ture. The gambler and spenthrift foendai
his highest enjoyment 10 the study Of
Virgil and Shakespeare. Ills taste in lst-, Il
ters was Of the pursst kind He brcsnss+i
slowly the finest debater in the Home Of
Commons. The purity Of hs s!jls gave
force to the strength Of his argument. !apa
constant labor added to the efsarhess sofe
his perception. He defended the Ameri-'
can colonies against Lord North he join
cd in the memorable coalition = sustain
ed the revolutionis,s of France, and par.7.s
ed from Burke iu tears He dsmandellii
necessarily reform for England. and when
almost oil other men faltsred, still sphyld,
the cause Of the people. oda as4el.aos
In 1906 Fox became Foreign Sccretaryil
His vices had long passed awsy Tia,
only aim now was to abolish. The sslays-,
trade, and 70 promote = lasting peacsi,
But be died soon after He begen lifesu
Alcibiades, and ended it by laborirg a1,i
become a Washington. Until recently.
at least, the genius of Charles Jane, Fpx,
has ruled at Holland House.---Frwpi
Holland House" by EucENE LAWRENCE.
in Harper's Magazine .for February. .ai,ts
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-07
News and Literature.

All the news Of the day, necessarily condensed,
will be found in its columns. To the local de7
partment the utmost care is given, in order to
make ii as acceptable and interesting home pa
per a. possible. 1t is full of entertaining and in
tsrssting reading matter of every Kind, but con-
tanning nothing, that cap offend the most delicate
andsscrpPulous taste. The hest stories and .ro-
mances Of current literature are carefully selected
and egibly printed in its columns, and the fresh
est and most instructive articles on Agriculture
appear-in that department. -. ,vy,f ,wT
Special attention is paid TO reporting the eur
reat market prices of country produce and grain
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-07
Politics.

In politics the TKANscRIpr is Democratic, and
devoted to the success of that party, but SO far
Independent that it will never advocate or sup
port measures that are manifestly erroneous, at
that course which most clearly points to the right
What it believes 10 be wrong it will condemn,
and what It regards as right It will uphold: 1t
cringes for no fayors and fears no frowns.d SO ,
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-07

A SECRETARY IN TROUBLE "A gentle
man who had business With the War De-
partwent during the, Presidency Of gGN&
sral jackson called upon the secretary fSlh
the purpose of transactingit e As he sp's
preached the door leading to the deere
tary's apartment, the messenger informed
him that.the secretary was engaged for the
moment, and begged him to take ssu,
10 the antersom. The door was ,jar. and
the visitor could not avoid hesripg tho
loud and angry tones Of the great funesis,.-
ary. He was evidently addressing snn
officer Of the army. who was Delinquent
in the matter, Of accounts. 'Yos have
been repeatedly directed to bring affairsss
. settlement" said he, "and you pay NO
attention to the instructions, delaying on
one frivolous prstext or another. and offep-
ing the most prepesterouso excuses, until
the thing has become intolerable. If this
goes on much longer shall order your
arrest. and try you by q court-martisi
The War Department can not be triacd
with" u f s'f''Nis .Sass
" The offending officer WAS ., Frepchmsn.
whose broken English spd extrsordipsry
phrassology were most mirth-provoking
He presently bowed himself out into the
hall, theavsry impsrsoaatisnl of cempsags
and sslf-complaceDcy. The gen.lcmsn
who was waiting for an audience inquired
what was the nattcross'N Nossieg viz me-"
was the reply, wishia sr;mase and shrag
ofathe shoulders .But u Minister Ibf 10
War is in trubbel. "-Frsn "Recollsctiohs
ii an Old stagsr,ss' In Harper. Magazine.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-07
Job Printing.

This department is under the management of a
skilful and practical printer, and is second 10
mono on thu Peainsua for workmanship, prices
nished with Hand and Power Presses, and a large
stock 81 new Job Type Of various styles, we are
fully pcepaped 10 print promptly on CALL for cash
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-07

supply Of Printers Stationery, suited To the
wants offthe public, always on hand. Merchants,
Farmers, Mechanics, .Constables, and all other
business men accommodated cheap and quick,
with snything in sour line.
Plain aad Ornamental Printing of all kinds
done in any color, or variety of colors, whom de-
sired. We can and will fill all orders given us
Al speedily, promptly, neatly and cheapIy, for
essh, a. can he done at any other Office on tile
PeninsulA 5s lH#
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-07

A doctor went out for 'dayS hunting.
and on coming hons. !. complained that he
ihadn'tskilled anything, leis That's ssH. because
you didn't attend to your legitimate abssi-
ness, said bis wife. bis. q .,i,,sa
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-07
Terms.

The subscription price is So. 90 per annnm, in
advances. A liberal discount wilr be made to
clubs.
MAGAzMss ITO persons who may wishto SUBJ
acribe. to any Of the popular literary magazines,
We are enabled 10 offer special advantages, viz:
Seribner's Monthly, $500, and the TRANscRlpr,
500, will be furnished for $4.75 per annum,
cash ia advance.
Hdrpers Aonthly, Weekly, or Bazaar, and TRAN
SCRIPT for $500
The 81. NicAosas, S3. 90, a magazine for youth
of both sexes and TRAssoRTpT for $3.75.
Woods Huschoid Algdzine, with the chrome
ssYsssmiteJ', and TRAsscRiPf for $3.50,
Other magazines in like ratio.
We will also offer as a premium q years sub
scription to the ALDINs, universally acknow.
asdesd. to bs, the .handsomest magazine in ,th'
world, for ten new subscribers. ,i+.. "a. n
For twenty new subscribers we will give a ccpy
Of Webster or Worcester,s standard unabridged
Dictionary.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-07

Come, come. Charles the Tvolnh is
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-07

Louisville, November IL, 1873.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-07

CSuggestod on seeing a little picture Of an aged
couple seated in log cabin before fire at bed
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SOLDIERS
WAR CLAIM EeEhC Y
No. - NontCcmtry Block,
SAN FRANCISCO, CiL.
Y II. AIKEN. ATTORNEY-AT-

I" II. AIKEN. ATTORNEY-AT-
w q Law ana Commander If the Grand
Army OF The Rel ubiiC in California AMI Neva-
da, will give prompt attention to :he collection
of Additional Travel lay. Low due C=-ltCIi-ia
end Nevada Volunteers Gi>o LarGtd mere than
three hundred miles from home. SCl1i,rS can
GepeLd on fair dealing Information gwen
free Of charge. when writing cEclC-e stamp
for rel y and state CCni ally :I4d II B:litlt AID
whether you have q s.iscnSree. Congress has
extended the time fer filing claims fer Add
tioEal Bounty under Act Of July -, 1866. to
January 1875. SO al such claims must be lCade
before that time. Original EUvnty oi $3.50 has
been a!lyv'd all volunteers v lO enlisted before
July I'D, IStl for three yt rs, II not PAID lie
same when discharged Lsnd warrants csn bc
obtained for .sTVicts rendered before ls55, bat
not for services in the late war. Pensions fvr
late war aEd war Of 1872 eLtaius 4 and Increase
when allowed for less than disability GErEslis,
but pensions alIoWtu to Mexican isEd
Florida war s0lGitrs State Uf Texas has s,.aLttc
Tensions to surviving yet,IGl| Il ItNa> EUEp-
luton New Orleans aIlG Mobile iT.1r ..,t'y
i Ecw due and hang ;l,:- u. - 5lErn %i~o
a:terds 10 Gtnsr-I i-N aIti Col, elton LUsIAt--
svS-11v
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SUKEEEcNg,
I'm TEE DISTRICT COURT TIE

ES TEE DISTRICT COURT OF TI:I
z Second Judicial District Of the State Of Ne
| vada, i'll and fer tie County Of OTIusby.-
ELEONORE ALIEN. plaintiff. vs.. EEUEE:,
". ALIEN, Defendant.
Action brought in tire District Court cf The
Second u~icIal District If tho StItcot N5yEGz,
in and for the COUi.ty Of Glmsly and the com
PLANT filed i'll said County q Esty. in the
Office Of tho tl,TE At said Tstrict CcuIt.
The State e Nevada .eI - greeting 20 RJT-
BIN W. aIITN. tltf I!j ait
YoU Az hereby require d T. Ipt ar in an action
brought against You by the ai,5gt, na1r4ed plain
tiff i'll the District CONT If the Second Judicial
lIStlic Ct the State Of Nevada. in and fer the
County of UImsby. and 10 aEsw,r the comp lsint
fl therein a copy Of y hiJh accom- .llt his
supIrnorsl vithin ten days teyclusiVe Of the
day of scIvicel after the service Gu you Of this
sumlG OF s--if served within this Euty: OF il
s,rvCd cut Of this county. Int IN this district
within'twenty days. othfr"is within forty days
OR Judgment ly Cfault viii lie taken against
ycfs.
Tie said act;on is h-cU-Lt 70 dissolve tie
bonds Of nIatllL-Cny existing between yourself
ard the G,isIts1. upon lie ground + failing
to provide the CJIEIuen neIe ssaIIes Of life for
more than two years last past that the property
d, scrited in IL" pl4iIt IL set Cs 10 The use
and ientfit CT tEe Iltint-G. and that plaintiff be
restored to ltr rlsictH hfInc Of lisouore
Iu.niant, arG ;ud sTn,1st Tor costs
Ard you are hereby notified that if you tail 10
sprear end answer the sid complaint sbovs
required. the said plaintiff viii apply to the
Court for the relief theEein prayed.
~ Given under ny hard, and the sea,
Of the District Court CT the Second
OS Judicial district Of the Stale of Ne
~ ~ yada, i'll and for the County Of
OrInsby. this sd day OF December, in the year
of our erd. enc thousand eight hundred and
seventy-four-
VIZ. PATTgEsoS. Attorney for Plaintiff
Gt4-lm
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TO the UNFORTUNATE!
NEW RENFfs;S
NEW REMEDIES :
HR. GyBEON,S DISPENSARS
CO: Nearny street.

| HsSJ C43 kearnJ street.
| San Francisco. Established in 1854, fer the
treatment Of Sexual and s.e TIiIsl is assf s',sn
| as Gc.orrica elect. Structure. s! hills III III!
| its forms, Seminal Weakness. hn1oitIcy, &c
| Skin diseases Of years standing AID iiaers'ta
Leas accessibility treated.
Horrible Diseases.
How many tho usands Of TeTsons. both male
aid female. are there who ire stferlns cut
miserable existence from the Effects OF secret
dulEencos. OF irzn. -irus absoI bed INTO tht So
tenn Look ct ln,lr i9ai-li. ulilac;.s'i uio ar
figured faces and their Eroken-doVn cols'ltu-
tons. disqualifying III, N for The harrint SIS OF
marriage or the enjoyment Of life. ID. TINS
horfid situation thousands srf,r until death
closes the scene. LIT Parents, Guartj ans.
friends attend to these who suftt'iTg with
any Of these horrible, life-destroyins maladles
sec that they are cared for ard cured before II
he too late. Send them Immediately TO Dr.
GIBBON. a physician who has made private
diseases his especial study for years, AID who Is
certain to cure the NEST rnyoteTaic case, without
mercury or any injuriousdIuG5.
Seminal Weaiaess.
Seminal Euissi@ps tie consequence OF self
abuse: This solitary vice, or dtIrAvtd sexusl
Indulgence, Is prac:iced iy lie youth Of both
sexes to an almost unlimited eAte1t. producing
Wiz; nnerring certainty. the following train 81
morbid sy my tons. unless combated ty scieLt:-
tc medical measures, viz: Saiiov count =
aEsce. dark u pots under The eyes, pain III she
head liz sIis in tie ears. nois.. like the lustling
Of l.ay's an, rafting of ci'aricts, uitasiness
about the loi:s, weakness Of the limbs. & nfll-
ed N--l blunT,d intellect, less Cf Csntc eIce-
Giilid,Iicc il. arIroachinG siIspg.Is, dislike to
form new LcguaiutarC1s, disposition t. sLun
society. los q L-CIy, hectic fUsEts, Ti1nr,es
and various ,rrTt;crs about tie tlc,s fEtred
tongue. fctid breath. coughs, ccTs'.I.l tIcnr
night sweats IHoroMania sud freqUt Ilt insanity.
Il relief be not obtair,d, should alTly inIne-
diateiy either IN person Ct 10y letter. fId have a
cure ciieCted by Lis new and scientific ncae al
t ating this oisosss. which LeFtr isils Of e.
fectiEg Quick ard TlHital cure.
C{Rfi' IT HOME.
f'!sCrs ST tiist2ncr nay be CUrFD IT
EONL, by addressing letitrto UIl. GEBOS,
stating ease. symptoms. lcuEth Of TINE tic lis
aEe las cCstinued. ard have ItedicI.ge n Inlt.
" rvaltitd. free from 6siItae GEd cIIr;osity.
10 any part If TIE country. with full fud ! lain
directions. BY Inserting Ten Dollars coin, IN
registered letter. through tie postoff.ce or
through Wells, Fargo X Co; ia. kaG@ Of mcdi-
ire viii lie forwarded 70 any srt of the Mon.
Correspondents will please Inform Ir. 6 ibbcn
bat they re al bis advertise ilts il tie AEFEkL
address, DE-. -. +. GlEISGN
ie.$ly Iox 1857. san Francisco.
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S U NJ NJ 0 n S
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT Or THE
Second Judicial District Of the State OF Ne
vada, in ard for the County of Ornsby. =
LOUISA PAREOTT, plaintiff, VS.. GEORGE
PAhEOTT, defendant.
Action brought i'll the District Court of
the Second Judicial District Of the State Of
Nevada, in snd for the County OF orlnsby, and
the Complaint filed il said County of Orrnsby,
in the office CT the Clerk OF said District Court.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to GE-
ORGE PARROTT, defendant.
You are hereby required to appearin an action
brought against you by the above named Plain
tiff III the District Court of the Second Judicial
District Of the State Of Nevada, in and for the
County OF Ornlsby. and to answer the complaint
filed therein Ia copy of which accompanies this
Summonsl within ten days exclusive of the day
of seryice after the service ON you OF this SUM-
mons-if served within this county: ori served
out of this county, but in this District. within
twenty days, otherwise within forty days-or
Judgment by default will be taken against you
The said action is brought to dissolve the
bonds of nstIinony existing between you and
plaintiff upon the alleged ground OF failing to
provide the coInmon EecesssaTies of life FOR
plaintiff :.d family for more than two years
last pss: aaG that The care and education OF the
minor children, George Austin, William Henry
and Ida Nay be awarded 10 plaintiff, and judG-
nenf for her costs.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint as aboHe
II Quired, The said plaintiff VIII apply to the
Court for the relief prayed therein.
80 Given under ny hand. and The seal
< Fay Of the l. district Court Il the Second
SsS Judfoia1 District Of lie State CT Ne
,aaa. i'll and Ier the County oI CrInsIy, this
9Th day Of D.cenier. i'll lie year OF cur Lord
one tLous3naseigLt hundred and seventy four
- Z. LDWAIIS, Clerk.
NM PA1IEH SCH. Attorney foc laintitf.
2eiS-lm
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Dr.. Le Riehfu's GlLnEN EsLSL.H lie. I

Cures 1'Iancres first and second stages. Sores or
the Less 81 Body; Serc Esrs. Iyes. Nose, &c
CopueT-colSrod EIvtcL,s, Syphilitic CatETrh,
Diseased Scalp. AMI ali Primary foTnls CT The
,.is- ast Known as syphilis. Price, 3 ier boitls
a. :--g rgr 50
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William ". Eats.r

y F-sF7FFsT ~ IE'8 v II 7.
the County of y hite File, to L
the State II SevaCa.
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IUNIATA CONSOLIDATED STs--
e. Yer Mining Company. location q principal
place of business, Sen Francisco, California =
Location Of works. Aurora. EsmeTslda county.
Nevsda.-Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing of fhc Pcard Of Directors. held on the 18Th
Gay Of December, 1874. asst ut No. two
~ of one Isl COZ dollar per share was leyicd
upon the capital ste Ok of the corr oraten. pay
sblo Immediately. in United States geld coin. to
the Secretary st the office Of the comrsny,
Room %. No. 4I9 California sire ct San Fran
cisco, talifornia- AEy stock upon which this
assessment shall remain unrsid on the
2Ist Gay Of January. 1875,
viii be 6eliEQeEt. and advertised for sale at
public auction; and unless payment is made be-
fore will be sold on
Wedne sfiny, the tenth 40 day Of Feb
ruary, 1873,
to pay the delinquent asse ssment, togt thcr with
costs of advertising and expenses Of sale.
CHAS. S. NEAL.
Secretary.
Ofice-Eoom 90. No. 4i9, California street,
San Francisco California. dsI9-td