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\ lew GOODS! spp,.o eoons, -

just opened large stock or gentiemen's fine
hand. Goat and Calf-otrap shoes Oxford
Ties aud y ince A ID TT Caters and Boots
Ladies' Boots. Lace Shoes, Slippers. ard New
port Ties Boys' and misses shoes: ChildrtI's
School Shoes, Colo cd Boots, ard Lace shoes.
Trunks, Fases, satches, Over-Gaittrs, &c.
j. A. GRiGG,
sp17 Tenth and Main streets.
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CONFECTIONEKIEs.

In pursuance OF deed Of trus. executed to me
as trustee by W. W. Tribbett offer at private sale,
for cash, In quantities to suit purchasers, at his
former stand, No. south Twelfth street, the re-
maindsr of his stock, consisting OF goods usually
kept In wholesale confectionery. acomplete Quilt
of csndy-manufacturing implements, ssore-fx-
lures, and package or furnhure-wsgon and single
harne:s. Prices at and below cost. -
Any one desiring 10 conduct the wholesale con-
fecttorery business can secure great bargain in
buying the whole establishment.
m l4-eos4t W. W. SLOWER, Trustee.
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Q POUNDS NEW PRIMES FOR 81;
. / O pounds new CURRANTs for 81; .,r s,.
pounds PALM NUTS COR 81;
pounns DESIA RAlSINs for 9Oc.; -.
pound JAPAN TEA for 81: -
pounds SUGAR CORN FOR 81;
pounds GRASULATED SUGAR for 81
~ cakes STERLING SOAP for 75c.;
! bushel POTATOES for 81;
cans LARGE TOMATOES for 81;
LONDON PORTER. SCOTCH ALE, CLARET, fine
WHISKEY, &C.
WILLIAM II. TATUM.
Dealer In fine grocerie and liquors,
An 7-eodGt GA Broad street.
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GROCERIES,, DE.

NEW CROP HERRINGS.
North Carolina CUT, GROSS, and ROE.
Also, cargo of EASTERN GROSS daily expected,
for sale from wharf and to arrive by
ap21 DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
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y ginia-cured BACON, HOG-ROUND: also.
Granioa or Cracked Wheat, new health-food for
Manifestations aud strengthening; superior
Cocoanut, Corn Starch, fine Mustards, Sauces.
(, lis, Sardiues, Edam Cheese, Pineapple Cheese.
big tat Mackerel, full Roe Rerrings, choice Smok.
ing aud Chewing Tobacco aud cigars, Martel
Brandy, Wysor Whiskey.. Port ard sherry Vine, al
} .'.t j. #. GATEWUOD'S.
apl7 Second and Grace streets.
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M ALNUr FURNlrURE.-We cali "a
w attention to our fine STOCK OF WALNUT IN
DRKssISG-CASE2 SUITS; BRDsrEADs, b. ;"
sEAUs, WAsHsTANDs; large stock or "ARp-
pedge to sell from ten 10 fifteen per cent. less than
inferior styles sell Ut aurton-saIes All other goods
"a Up ,ioasS lie; iii -i y. So Ills
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23

largely to the Dugery man n5 ut the
two bales he ma}c-oh yc$ ! lie dit
IL 0H.! His promises TO his wife are
forgotten Look in for moment
upon that hopeful wife and bcr two
little boys. Light is IN. That h"mble
d,cciitHg. Henry aud Charlie are
packing in wood. Their mother
promised to make biscuit for supper
Henry told several Of the cishbor
boys that mother was going 10 make
great big biscuits for supper. Papa
was going TO b. ing home IA whole
barred Of -four. The dealer in whisky
bought the cotton from this trusjy
agent. By agreement O. oii biH Of
long SiaHddy rIS TO tc SchIcL The
first thing was 10 roll into the wagon
a barrel Of whisky Next powder
and lead Then he thought If it--a
keg of sugar to mix his todd;rS. At
this point the bales of cotton We're
absorbed. He mounts on the head OF
his barrel Of whisky and drives for
home. His wife and little boys are
anxiously looking out for him. As
he nrarS the house the quick eye OF
his wife percevcs that be has been
drinking and fears the worst. Little
Charlie and Henry hide themselves
in the corner, as they fear their father
when in his cups. lie d,iceS up ,cith
great authority. See him rolling out
his barrel Of whisky and heading it up
before the eyes Of his wife, now dim
med with tears. He brings in the
powder and lead Last Of all he
deposits the keg of sugar. His wife
timidly inquiries: ''IVhere is the
barrei Of Jiour. old man p II did
not have money enough left for -four.
lou know | had to have a barrel OF
whisky. 1t costs me too much to
buy it by the small You knew how
bad The varmin,s are round here and
| had to have powder and lead. As
for the keg of sugar! How could
make my tondies without sugar
Ans,cer thar ~ The disappointed
wife said: "Old man, don't you know
that bread is the staff of life ?" "Lool
here, old woman, you talk like one o
the foolish women we read about in
the Bible. My mother taught me tn,
scriptures when | was a boy, an(
that is the reason my habits. are 81
correct. Don't let me hear any more
such foolishness out Of you
thought | married sensible woman
HOlU mistaken / am. You talk about
the "sfgg Of Efe," and here is life
itself before your eyes" hitting bis
barrel of whisky on its head with his
huge fist If you ever talk tha,
way again | will leave you certain.
Won't you then come to the dogs
Don't | support you handsomely y
More anon. A. II. Nj.
Alto, La, Sept.-lS75.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23
A Daring Feat.

We last Sunday, says the Albany
(Or.) Democrat, witnessed the per-
formapce of daring feat by Miss
Mossholder, Of Lebanon, one of the
most exquisitely beautiful girls in this
region. The false work for the new
bridges across the Santam is just in
place, and rises some forty feet above
the water. On the top Of this false
work is placed single row of boards
reaching across the river from pier to
pier, and this young lady, on baDter,
actually walked this single little track
clear across the river and back again.
The height was SO great, the water
SO turbulent aud the passage 50 mar
row that it actually made our head
swim to look at it, and yet the young
lady marched across it as firmly and
confidently as though she had been
wandering quietly through some
shady grove, leaning on her jimser
weeds stalwart arm.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23
Spell it Ont.

Here is an alphabet which will
make you study. Get out your Bible
and turn to the places. When you
have found them, read and remember.
\ was a monarch, who rcigncd in the
East.-Esthcr i, |.
B was a Chaldee, who made a great
feast-Daniel v, II.
c was vcracious. when others told
lies -Num xiii, 30-35
ID was woman heroic and WISE
Judges iv, 4-l4.
f was n refuge, where David spared
Saul Sam, xiv, Isl.
+ was a Roman, accuser of Paul
Acts XVI, "a.
G was garden. a frequent resort
John xviii, !, 3; Matt. XVI, 36.
III was a city where David held court.
III Samuel, ii. IL.
| was a nocker. very bad boy -
Genesis xvi, l6.
J was ci,y. preferred as a joy
Psalm cXxXvli, 6.
X was the father, whose son was quite
tall Samuel iA, /, 3.
L was proud one, who had great
fall.-Isaiah xiv, IL.
NJ was nephew, whose uncle was
good.-C0l iv, 10; Acts XII, 81.
n was a city. long hid where it stood.
-Zachariah ii, l3.
! o was a servant, acknowledged a.
bro,her.-Philemon i. l6.
p was a Christian, greeting another.
Ill Timothy iv, 81.
Il was damsel, who knew q mans
voice.-Acts xii, l3, IA.
S was a sovereign, who made q bad
choice.-I Kings xi, Al
L was a seaport, where preaching
was long.-Acts Xxx, 6, I.
L was a ,eamster, struck dead for bis
wrong III Samuel vi, 7.
V was a cast-ofl, and never restored
Esther i, 10.
Il was ruin, with sorrow deplored
Psalm cxxxvii.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23
"Sarah." +"

Outside papers must quit publishing
fictitious items about Detroit or some
one will get hurt Yesterday after
noon woman with black belt and
a pair of spectacles on entered the
editorial rooms of this paper, holding
a Chicago daily in her hand, and she
walked up to stoop-shouldered con-
sumptive ,oiler, who had dropped in
to see New York exchange, and
grimly asked:
"Who's Sarah ?"
He replied that he had never heard
of >her, when she unfolded the paper
and pointed to the following:
"There is an old woman in Detroit
named Sarah who has worn one pair
of stockings right along for sixteen
weeks"
"It's lie !" said the old lady, "and
you've got to take it back or-or-
Ill-"
She finished by sliding her hand
along his shoulder until her fingers
got hold of his necktie.
81 haven't nothing to do with that"
he gurgled, as he tried to pull away
that's Chicago paper"
IL know it, but it's lie, and l can
prove it."
81 know you can, madam, if it was
meant for you! l don't believe you'd
60 eight weeks without changing
stockings"
NO, nor even SIX" she exclaimed,
pressing against his Adams apple
with her thumb Il can prove that |
change as often as any one else"
81 don't think it means yOu," be
said, getting bis left eye on the item.
Yes it does" she foamed. "Aint
nv name Sarah, and amt | oldish,
aud amt | a woman? Oh! such
lies make my blood bile ~
"Well, you want to go for some
one in Chicago. 1t has nothing to dc
with this paper
"Haint, EN-? | know better! You
are all linked in together, and | pre-
sumo you read that yesterday ant
lated and iafed and lated. aud thought
Sarah was an old fool !"
81 never saw it before"
"But Sarah is no fool !" she re
sumed, towering above him. "Yol
just mark this, you long-geared grave
stone you: If lbar's another item il
the papers about Sarah you'll neve
know what broke your neck!"
And she laid her fist on the table
fourisbed it under bis nose and wen
out saying:
Sixteen weeks! Think of th
baseness of it !"-Detrou Free Pres
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23
A MAGNIFICENT OFFER.

A very liberal contract, which we have just
completed with the Weed Sewing Machine
Company, will enable us we hope, to place
their celebrated machines in many families
throughout the country. So fine an opportu-
nifty to secure tirst-cass sewing machine sell
dom occurs. May we not expect the friends
of this paper 20 make an earnest, united effort
TO extend greatly its circulation and thus help
TO increase its influence. VIZ WILL LIBERAL
LIZ REWARD THOSE WHO WORK FOR Us Reader
can you no, form n club in your neighborhood
and secure this sewing machine prcminm.
4 FEW HOURS OF wELLDIRECTED EFFORT WILL
OBTAIN 1T. Postmasters in the smaller towns
and villages can, with a little thought and
effort, easily send us the requisite number of
names. Has the parsonage n sewing machine!
Ii not call upon few ladies and gentlemen
of the congregation Tell them your plan
and ask them to help. In the Congregation
30 names can with little difficulty be secured.
Send us the 500 and we will forward for one
year this paper to each of the 80 subscribers.
which will pay them the fnH rdtne of their
subscriptions, and ia addition, we riH make Il
preseat, TO any person you Giay designate. OF a
beautiful sirty.fre dollar Ssring 4 achine
How easily = cluo can he formed in the
Masonic or Odd Fellows or Temperance So
ciety or in the Grange Is there noi depend
ing upon your society some poor widow To
whom a sewing machine would he for years
TO come blessing! Pass the subscription
paper. Thirty persons subscribing for this
Journal at 50 90 each, will secure for them
selves, without any extra dharge, the paper
for one year and most valuable present for
some needy family. TRY IT, FRIENDS. Don
WAIT! BEGIN THE WORK AT ONCE. Send us
word that you have undertaken the formation
OF sdch a Cub.
Remember, the machines are warranted to
be perfectly ne'c, tatesi iniprored, and IN perfect
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23
T.:!l..i Cuata;si,-iil:G Wim3 Si:Ocs.

If we - back tu October ,, 1874,
we read in all the newspapers of the
day how old sinners were thrown
after Minnie Sherman when she left
her farhcr'.. house the bride Of Lieut..
Fitch The custom. as a modern one,
however. is cutie common, but some
Of our laGy rra,c~s will he interested
~ tracing i, .riyin. In old Bible
time, the brother of a chillicss man
wa, L,und lo marry hi. widow, or, at
least. Ac had The refusal of her. and
,h, could bot marry again until her
Iorc husbands lr,Ihcr had formally
r,i,r,cI I,r Th, rrrc,iony hy " h;rh
MS rejection IVA, urrformrd took
place in public and (, mentioned in
isnri. XIV SO. If the brother
ir.l..I L,.r ,!,,. MA, ubIjr.d to loose
,,is .!,.,r tr,,, IA. ,,ot ard s.,;, in his
face. the ia~l rarl nf the performance
ur,ba!,N srr,inr Linn riylt His
irwin, u, fhr Shoe MAS = symbol th,,
E,. a!,auiougi ~, dominion over her.
and her s,.iilipo in Lls f,rr wos an
assertion Of Independence. There
was IN affair Of this kind between
Kurl, and j;,az. In some por,s of
the East il WIS Il custom 10 carry a
simmer brr,,r. = ncyiy.n,nrrird coiirl.
~ a token Of he b;idc's spl,icc,ijn.
The cu,inm =. /, exists with rs il
very old IN i,n..,,rI and Scotland
ih. usual -, iur is that i, i thrown
c,r luci and ,L,, ! tho idea in This
counrry Lu, ORIGINALLY il meant a re.
-, ,,i,ii.n cf ,mthoriyv ovcr the hride
Ly H., uor,.n,. /, wa. f,rm,rlv =
cn.,n,u n,uonr ,l,c G,rmans far the
hrii. vic, .i,,. ,.. cru.Iuctcd 70 her
h,j..h,,,l,,r I'm t.ta oe nor snoes
and ,hy,,, ,Lc,, onony ,hc ouos,s
,vhn.,,,.,..r ,,,,, ,Lo,, - ,ho .t,uo,,I,,
:, H., ,hco, rccoiy,d ,L.,, nc o.,
ono, ,I,, l.. nr .ho wnulJ ca,, La
b,.,,;I,. r,o,r;ol ,rr,i, !, hi. L,;s,orv
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23

TROM this date no act Of any kind will tie
recorded that ;s handed into the Recor-
ders Office, unless the fee for recording ac
company the same. A great many have
handed in deeds with the promise to pay in
day or two and it has been year or two and
no pay yet. 1t is true that the amount is
small, but one dollar each from 500 people is
some money. II is easier for any one to
raise from one to five dollars than for me to
do without $500 or more, and necessity forces
me to this plan. So from this date no act will
be recorded until the Recorders fee is ar
ranged.
March 18th, 1873.
WILEY P. MANGHAM,
n2t7-tf. Recorder Richand Parish.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23

An exchange SAYS: Lovers of
house plants will be sorry to learn
that the oleander is dangerous plant;
but so it is. Children haye been
poisoned by eating the flower petals !;
cattle have been killed by browsing
on the foliage; single drop Of the
milky, acid juice, that exudes when q
leaf or twig is broken of may produce
the death Of an infant. The odor
exhuled from the blossoms is also
deleterious TO the health.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
CHARLES II. MoRmsoN, WILLIAM w. FARMEH
MORRISON & FARMER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

A lORNElS \ LAW,
Monroe, Louisiana
Will personally attend the terms of
the District Court at Rayville, Rich
land Parish, WinnSborough, Franklin
Parish, and Bastrop, Morebouse Par
ish. Special contracts can be made
with them 10 attend to succession
cases in the Parish Courts. They
will take claims for collection in any
parish in Louisiana, with the privi-
lege of managing same in connection
with resident attorneys, and will at
tend to business in the State and Uni
ted States Land Offices.
They also practice in the Supreme
Court of Louisiana and in the United
States. feb. 6, lSI5.-ly.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23
nR. ID. R. PETIT,
PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON,
sr oil DenneUette anu =.
Rayville, la,

Office corner of Bennedette and Julia streets
RayviIle, La,
Where will always be found when not pro-
fessionally engaged. Orders left on my slate
will receive prompt attention.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to me, will continue to prac'
nee my profession in all its branches. Special
attention given to chronic diseases.
Medical Examiner for Carolina Southern
Life and Life Association of America.
July 8, no2S-ly.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23
Third Class.

All matter of the third class must be fully
prepaid.
NoTE.-Packages of maiable matter Of
this class must be prepaid by stamps. and
must not exceed the weight prescribed by
law (which is four pounds Packages ex-
ceeding the prescribed weight are unmaia-
BILE.
On pamphlets, occasional, publications,
transient newspapers, magazines and periodi-
Gals handbills, posters, sheet music, uncealed
circulars, prospectuses, book manuscripts and
proof sheets, printed cards, maps, Autographs,
prints, Acknowledgements and engravings
seeds, cuttings, bulbs, roots and scions-l
cent for each one ounce or fraction thereof
weight of package limited to four pounds.
On flexible patterns, samples of ores, met,
ais, minerals and merchandise sample cards
phonographc paper, letter envelopes, posta
envelopes and wrappers, imprinted cards
plain ard ornamental paper, photographs
and all other articles for which other rates o.
postage are not prescribed in this table, and
which are not by law excluded from The
mails-l cent for each one ounce or fraction
thereof-weight of packages limited TO fou
pounds
On books cent for each one ounce o
| fraction thereof-weight of packages limited
to four pounds.
| On unsealed circulars. newspapers
| (whether transient or addressed TO regula
subscribers-excepting weekly papers, whicl
may be delivered to subscIbers on prepay
ment of regular quarterly raies) and on peri
| odicals not exceeding two ounces in weight
when any of the same are deposited in
letter carrier office for delivery by The ofIic
| or its carriers-l cent each.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23
u III. Il d l. Il IL
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RaVyille. La.

Will give his personal attention TO arv pro
fessional business in the Parish and Dls,rict
Courts of Richland, Franklin and Madison
parishes. Nov. 4, lS72-ly.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23

2SO acres land-70 acres in good state of
cultivation, with good comfortable houses
will be sold Cheap for Cash. or two'thirds
Cash, with mortgage retained for balance
There is also on the place Horses and farming
implements, and two good yokes OF oxen
For further particulars, apply to J. J. Osteen,
on the place or to Wiley P. Mangham, Kay
willie, La. ug 2ZeS'
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23

A LoSansport woman don't believe tina,
boiling wat-r is good for ihaumatisrn.' She
has boii"d water all her life and has found
no relief
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23

Politeness is the mother Of peace. She
keeps familiarity and impudenoe from being
kicked TO death, and often saves herself a
broken head
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23
r. G. COBB. A. A. GUNBY.
COB B & GU N B Y,
ATTORN NEYS,
MONROE. La.

will practice I'll all the State Courts in
North Louisiana, and in the Federal Courts
IN New Orleans Dec. ~, II.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23

The best Newspaper now issued is the
greenbaci signed by Tiea urer New. Ills
not on our exchange list, however.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23
PRENTISS HOUSE,
Vicksburg, Miss.
T. G.. MCMACKIN & CO., Proprs.

TlHE Announcement that this favorite Ho-
tel of the "HiIl City" is still under the
management of the old and popular firm OF
7. G. McMackn & Co. is a sufficient guaran-
tee to their old customers; and stranger
guests are assured that they will receive ev-
cry attention they could desire from courteous
proprietors, e'hcient clerks and attentive wait
ers.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23
Valuable Lands for Sale
With a Large Deadening

VNHE LARGE tract of Land known as TIE
"Small Deadening' in Towship Is, X. 6
East containing in all about 1400 acres. Will
be sold cheap, situated in Rchland Parish.
Also valuable Cypress Brake together
with other timbered lands, situated in Qua
chita Parish.
For further particulars apply to
WILEY P. MANGHAM,
Rayville, La.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23
Official Directory.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DISTRICT COURT:
RoDERT RAY, Judge
L. L. DUHS, District Attorney
j. NEWT. PITTs, Clerk
PARISH CURT:
X. p. WILLIAMS, Jndge.
w. N. PoTTs, District Attorney Protein
PARISH OFFICERS:
G. II. MOORE, Sheriff
WILEY p. MAYGHAN, Recorder
BENZ. q. EDWARDS President Police Jury
POLICE JURORS:
Ward l-Thos. NJ. Cochran,
2-E. Scott,
3-B o. Edwards.
7l-lIenry G. Mangham,
.,-SamueI Montgomery
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23
DR.. R. |. JOHNSON,
Physician and Surgeon.
RayyilIe. La,

Continues TO offer ms professional services
to the citizens of Rayvie and the surrounding
country. while he tenders them his thanks for
former patronage. Office at residencc, corner
Louise and Rosa streets, north of Railroad
Depot June 26, 1S75.-ly.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23
]. R. PRESTON,
IN

Fancy Groceries, Wines and Liquors,
and everything usually kept IN first class
Grocery, would respectfully inform bis friends
and the public generally that he has on hand
and will keep for sale all such articles as are
usually kept in a first class grocery, at the
lowest cash prices. Call and examine his
stock and you will go away satisfied.
March 9th, lS75.-6ms.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23
Second Class.

NoTE.-Nlalable matter of this class EN-.
braces all newspapers, magazines and peri
odicals exclusively in print and Regularly is
sucd at stated periods from known Office of
publication, and addressed 10 regular sub
scribers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-17
APPLICATION ron pATGNT,
NOTICE NO. sss.
U a. ssrysy Ne, INA u.d IS1.

TT 3. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
VI. NsvsdA. yug u, iS1a -Notiee 70 hereby
sivsu that J.. O. CALDWELL. whose post-ofice
address 10 Geld Hill, storey county. Nevada,
has thls day nled HE application for . patent
iissss fsst Of The Gibbs lods. or vein bearnS
ssi1 nd silver. with surnos ground two hun.
dred feet In width, situate, lying and being In
0old htl Mining Distriet, county OF Storey
and state q Nsvsda, and known and deslgnated
once - lot number In and i1 In townships
sixteen uO ana seventeen QI). north range,
twsnty-one Cail east Of Mount Diablo meridisp'
Tbs exterior boundaries of said lot No. I'd
and to1 being o. follows, 10 wit:
x.rissiSn - serves sn9 g Minutes eat.
vey No. ~ and In. situated on the north bank
Of aaAtics fsytse. and vksrs h0u c~roppIngs
intersect paid ravine, thence running nrt
eourse west 100 feet 10 post marked No. Z, U,
,s,ssy No ig and and lc1 and yhsoes
srees wsst, distant % feet The quarter ~.
ton corner on south line VI section y. town.
ship ~ north, range II east. Mount Diablo
meridian. north IS degrees and u miuutes west,
disiant st feet thence, second eounse, norS
degree and one.quartsr minute sssl, ara feet
iOf. said post being IDENTICAL with the souih.
vsy No Ia. SAeacc. third cosrse, east 400 FEET
10 pot marked No. 4. u. n. survey No. ia and
io1; tAsnse, fo.rth eourye. soeth degree and
narfsd No. 8. u. 9. ssrvsy No. in and ioT.
and whence bsars the fasstsf OF the Caledonia
new hoisting works south % derives and one
quarter minute west. dAgptaf on Kniekerboeker
hoisting works south II DEGREES and one-quar.
sorh o degree and one.hsif minute west:
tAsnes. M courrs. wet 100 feet to post No.
I, the point Of beglnaing. containing 10 s2.i00
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-17
NOTICE.

now. r. DENcKLA: roo WILL PLEASE
\ to take netice. q co-ownsr. that daring the
year i51l ] personally expended 10, labor and
tpprovtmsah on that ccftain mtning claim
sitaaisdis 0oha liil Ninlng District Storey
cfIpnsn Lsdss, the noties o. which has becn
rvcoraed In Book = of Gold Hill Mining Rec
ords. pses 81, sn1 which claim wss located
Nsrph q. 1853 ~ sum Of One rhousand Dol
lars $1,000 that POUR partition Of sueh expsn-
dtture, hhor md IMPROVEMENTS 10 Two Ilnn.
Of ron the Immediate payment thereof
Gold mn. Nsysds, April q. is1s. n,iiood
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Removed In Two Hours,

UIru HEAD COMPLETES. OR NO TX.
pence. In addition 10 the large number
who understand the tsnse Of their Distress and
gradual decline. hnnirsis of psnyons On this
DING hv incSes.from vhst they .appose IN
be dyspeps O. bat What 10 In reality the effect
af this terribls parasits In the stomach.
rhoss suffering from IN unnatural appetite,
weak stsmseh. Indigestion. weak mental state
memory. nervous debility. dimness % eight,
Oce ssional dizziness, etc.. are advised To call
beforc their system becomes reduced beyoad
recovery. ~ these are como Of the promlnent
Indications Of tape worm. Ny cure 70 perma.
nent. and ! avoid the starving procers and de-
tain the patient bur . couple of hours from
business. Medicine sent In any part Of the
ooantry. Patients treated al their residence
whs. preferred. once hour from . TO 4 and
6tefr,n. DIR CLOSE,
No. sfa Mission street, near Fourth, san Frsn-