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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
E.idau Exxonixo~ Qosnk

H1Iuay 11VeuIuB, oePt' ., 1oTCs J
CoTToN-The sales to-day were confined
to So bales at still easier prices, requiring. in
connection with the general tone Of the mar
ket reduction of 10 in our quotations for
Middling and partial / in Low Middling,
Stlict Low Middling and Strict Middling.
AMERICAN srANDagD oF CLASSIFICATION
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Terms: & per day; sl2 50 per week; $40 per
month of four weeks, payable weekly. Children
half price, Servants according to accommodation.
These WELLS are situated in beautiful oak and
pine grove lao miles from cty-eight hours travel.
By leaving the city the morning express they
arrive at the Wells in time to wash ETC., for supper
or by leaving the p. M. mail train, they reach
the Wells in time for breakfast. Plenty of fine NUT
ton beef chickens eggs fresh butter rich milk and
everything the market affords.
These Wells have established reputation for the
cure of sick headaches, paralysis chronic diarrhea
dropsy dyspepsia gravel, affections of the kidneys
and bladder; scrofulous ulcerous, cutaneous and
eruptive diseases neuralgia Of the stomach piles Of
every description all female complaints particularly
painful menstruation, liberation of bowels.
All communications to be addressed to Hazehurst.
By writing one or two days in advance, everything
will be prepared.
Authorized to refer to the following gentlemen: s.
H. Abby DR. N. L. Dickey, New Orleans; DR.. T. J.
Wharton, Port Gibson, Miss; Judge e. G.. Peyton
jackson, Miss. and E. c. Clark, Memphis Tenn.
W. A. STOCKTON. Proprietor.
ie23 TuThSu
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To-dsy's exports represent bales by rail-
Receipts proper since last evening 1863
bales, against AZ on last Friday and 275 for
the corresponding time last year.
For comparative totals for the past three
days, and for three days exports and receipts,
see above report
ToBACCo-The only sale reported to-day
was hhds at =. This makes total for the
past three days of 81 hhds. The amount on
sale is estimated at 1926 hhds. As We re-
marked in our last report, the market
closed on Tuesday with great diversity Of
opinion in the trade with regard to quota
lions, which the recent limited business has
left unsettled. The following, however, ap-
proximstes as nearly as possible to an aver
age Of their views: Frosted and factory Tugs.
nominal; low to good planters 74@10, low
leaf 11(0124, medium leaf 134 OILS, good
leaf l64@1S, fine leaf $4,000.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1876 ...... 1912
Arrived past three days ...... ~
3,239
Exported past three days ........ q
Broken up for baling. clty eons1mp-
ton, etc. .................. III 81
Stock on hand and ON shtpment -
notcleared. .................... 1902
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THO, f. BRAUN d. WIN. FITZNER,
81 Camp Street,

CIVIL ENGINEERS IND ARCHITECTS.
Drawings Specifications of Buildings or Ma
chinery, Auction Plans and Drafting Of every de-
scripIOn done with care aud dispatch. ie53m
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-24
Power of Imagination.

l once heard Prof. G. Il. Bronson de-
liver lecture on mental disease, in the
course OF which, as Illustrating the pow
or of the Imagination, or the control of
mind over matter, lac related the follow.
ing anccdote OF auckland tho distin.
guished geologist and materialist:
auckland one day invited a number
OF the most distinguished Of his friends
TO be present and witness the dissection
Of an enormous alligator which lie Had
secured. The dissection was n matter
Of deep interest 60 all. After this fol.
lowed n social chat upon scientific sub.
jects, and then came dinner, 10 which
the company sat down with sharpened
appctites, falling TO with will.
How do you like the sOup?" n .ked
The professor. addressing man who had
eaten two platcsful.
"Exccllently well. 1t is good. Tur.
tie, is it not?"
The professor shook his head.
"it has q peculiar taste" said another.
mot exactly like turtle"
"All alligators have" replied auckland
THE cayman particularly so. II was
really cayman which dissected this
morning and having a notion to try how
a soup would taste"
by this time there was general ront
Of tho guests, and most Of them were
pale and sick. Several Of them ran
from The room, utterly unable to hold
their stomachs ia subsection. and only
few, who were blest with strong gas.
trio powers. remained 20 tho close Of an
excellent entertainment
See tie power OF Imagination" said
Bucklard nc ! had told him it was
turtle, or tcrrapin, or anything else adj.
mtted to the approved cuisine Of mod.
ern society, they would have pronounced
IL excellent, and their digestion would
not have been disturbed. Such is the
mental power over the physical"
"But was il not an alligator" asked
n lady of the company.
"Not at all. IL was as due n Calls
head rs ever wore coronet" answered
Buckland.-"C" m ". Y Lcclgcr.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-24

CHEAPEST AND BEST SHEEP md CAT
TILE WAsn-Eyery year we sec some
patent sheep wash advertised which re-
suits III nothing else than getting the
farmers money without consideration.
Some years ago | was recommended TO
procure waste stems and leaves from n
cigar nannfactory. 1 stepped this ma.
tcTial until 10 was very strong. washed
my Southdowns in IL, and found it an
efectual remedy for ticks. The next
year | planted few tobacco seeds and
got my sheep wash for nothing. Az
soon as sheep are shorn. tho ticks 90
from them 10 the sucking lambs. In n
bout week after shearing, wash nv
lambs IN strong tobacco Juice. The
ticks will die or seek safety upon the
ewes again. In about two weeks after
the lambs are washed, wash the ewes
the same way, and your ticks a-e efFec-
tuaiiy destroyed. Not only for sheep
ticks should every farmer raise tobacco.
but also for lice on his cattle. Stecp
your tobacco plants until the liquid is az
strong as it can we'll be made. Then
put in the same quantity Of hogs lard
boil and stir well, and You have an ONT
ment that will cfrectually rid your cattle
OF lice. Thus the farmers have ready
Mt han'l the best sheep and cattle wash
es. without paying any one for his pa
teht.-Ibmiyie Former.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-24

STcrD ArrLEs.--Eight pounds OF
apples pared, -four pounds Of sugar. one
quart Or vinegar, one ounce stick CHINA
mon, half ounce OF cloves. Boil the su.
gar vinegar and spices together; put in
the apples when boiling, aud let them
remain until tender about twenty min.
utcs. Take them ont. and put them i'm
a jar. Boil down the syrup until thick
aud pour it over.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-24

ToMATo uoNEY.--To each pound OF
tomatoes allow The grated peel Of lem
on and six fresh peach leaves; boil them
slowly till they are all 10 pieces. then
squeeze them through bag. 10 each
pound Of liquid allow pound Of sugar.
and the juice Of one lemoni boil them
together till they become n thick jelly:
then put It into glasses and lay double
tissue paper over the tops
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-24

Az OLD RECIPE WORM TEN Dol.
LARS TO ANY FARMER.-A writerin ono
Of orr exchanges says:
Take one part (by weight) rosn, ono
part beeswax and four parts good fresh
or sound lard. Mix and melt together
over slow fire, SO as to be sure not to
burn the mixture. IL makes an oint.
ment that is superior to anything have
ever seen tried for the flesh of either hor
scs or cattle, for either fresh or old sores.
aud IS especially good to remove old dry
scabs. 1t softens the scab, and it comes
oil, leaving the skin so.t and tough.
The mixture is the best thing ever
used for boots or shoes for outdoor
wear. rs it makes the spongy leather
waterproof, and the hard leather soft.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-24

A CraE FOR TiE Hoo CnolrnA.-
This dreadful malady is largely prcva.
lent just now in many sections OF the
country. and almost battles cure. Col.
ID. c. Bruce has handed us tho following.
which was furnished to the TowaSto,cn
Jos'1@lby II. II. Worthington. Sr Esd.
OF Baltimore county. Both ofthcse gen.
tlemen have tried and attest TO the eff.
cacy OF the remedy. We ADVISE the
press throughout the country TO publish
this REMEDY FOR the benefit or their
readers:
Take ten grains Of calomcl and ten
rgrains OF tartar cmctic and make them
into pill. As soon as il is known that
the hog il sick give the pill. lfthere il
no change for the better by next day, or
within about twenty.four hours, give an.
other pill Of the same ingrcdients.--
C,mtje,iddd News ia oq 4oqss s..
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-24
South aIranel. 9ntcllieentrr.
RoMNEY. FRIDAY. SEPT. 81, 1873.

iV'The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
authorities have staked Off ground
upon which, to erect new depot building /,
at Winchester and Staunton. Va
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-24

CHICKEN Pm AND PorATO BrETiF
1t is said that family in Michigan
who dined on chickens which had
fed on Colorado potato beetles were al.
most fatally poisoned in consequences.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-24

To JAKE GREAsE FROM WALL PA.
rER.--Lay several folds Of blotting pa.
per on the spot, aud hold a hot iron near
u I'LL the grease is absorbed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-24

DEATH of Rev. GEORGE W. LEyBurS.
We arc grcyel to learn Of the Ceath
OF Rev. George W. Leybnrn, which oc-
Cured on the 18th of last August, at an
Gent Ihcssalonica in Mace lonia. lie
had reached his G8th year. Mr.. Ley
burn sailed from Norfolk last March to-
gether with his son. Rev. George l.. Ley
tnia AMI family rs missionaries to
U'Uchcs'er Ne,s.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-24

SEAsoN.inLE lIrNTs.-The Scienfift
I'nericda says: Ii mosquitoes or other
blood-snckers infestyour sleeping rooms
Mt night, We uncorlt bottle OF the oil Of
pennyroyal, and these animals leaya in
great haste, nor will they return so long
rs the air in the room is loaded with the
fumes OF that aromatic herb. lfrats en-
ter the cellar. n little powdered potash,
thrown into their holes or mixed with
meal and scattered in their runaways
never fails to drive them away. Cav
enne pepper will keep the buttery and
storc.room free from ants and coc!Sroach.
es. If a mouse makes an entrance into
any part of your dwelling, saturate n rag
with cayenne in solution and stuff il In.
to the hole, which then can be repaired
with other wood or morter No rat or
mouse will eat the rag for the purpose
of opening communication with n depot
of supplies.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-24

. a COOP Dissolve two
ounces Of borax in three pints OF boil
ing water; before quite cold add ono
teaspoonft,l OF tiucturc rersmyrrh, ami
one tablespoonful of spirits OF oa,pphor.e
Bottle the mixture for use. Add. ono
wine elassful of the solution TO half
pint Of tepid water, and use Il daily IT
preserves and beauties the teeth and
arrests decay. ifsa9, nmadsik al 70
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-24
New Series-vol. X-No. So.
Farmer and House Keeper. !

To SrIFrrN fiNE LAcK.-Dissclve a
lump OF white sugar In a wineylsssful Of
cold water.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-24

SQUAD ADVICE FROM AN EClLNrEIC
irDGM.-Judge Underwood. OF Kcu.
lucky, made these few remarks To four
T"nAg candidates for the bar who ha,,
Just passed an examination in his court !:
uun% gentlemen. | want to say n
iliIS or two I'D you. You have lust
passed 0s GOO an examination as usual.
HerhapS better, bnt Won don't know any
''hE. Lake those young fe lows lust
back from their gra luation college. Won
TANK You know great deal That is a
great mistake. ifyoa ever get to l,c of
any account, YOU will be surprised ut
Your present ignorance. Don't be too
Dig for yoIr brccches Go around to
The Justices Court. Try to learn some.
thing. Don't be afraid. Set off upon
high key. You will. no doubt. speak n
Cteat deal of nonsense. hut Won will have
one consolation, nobody will know tt
III" great mass of nlankiul take sound
for Sense. Never mind about your case
pitch in. ION arc about rs apt to win
49, lose. Don't he ashamed Of the wise
looking Justice. He don't know a-thinr
lie - = dead beat on knowledge. Stand
% yJur rack fodder or no fodder. and
N1u will sec daylight after while. The
community generally supposcs th5t You
viii be ra-cals. There IS 10 absolute
necessity that yor should Iou may be
mart without being tricky. Lawyers
ought ID be gentlemen. Some OF them
don't come up to the standard and arc
adisGacc to The fraternity. They know
more than any other race, generally. and
not much Nv particular. They don't
know anything about sand,toncs, car.
npni;ccous periods, and ancient land ami.
mails known rs fossils. Men who make
ont they know n great deal on these sub.
..,c's don't know mach. They are hum.
bu5s-supcrb humbugs. They are an
.ent land animals themselves, and will
ultimately be fossils. You IRE dismiss.
CT With the sincere hope of tho Court
Shat YOU will not make asses or your.
selves.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-24

~ The three greatest grain pro!uc.
ing countries in the world are Russia
The United States, and France, in tho
order named. The statistics of 1870
show that Russia produced acc, 0O0. 600
bushels of wheat; the United States
2S6.OOO,oO0. and France about the same.
Russia exported onc-eighth other grain;
the United States one-fourth, and France
npac. The Unitel States, however,
grows IN enormous amount of corn
which The others do not.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-24

VEGETABLE Aba novel nsc IL TO
hc made Of beach and maple trees. \
stock company has been formed a. lIor.
Hc..-,illc, in the state of New York. for
40. manufacture Of the vegetable aids
Aecdin printing calico \ gangof chop.
PEGS aro r. work there telling the trees,
Tie company having bought large tract
o.. woodland for tic above purpose.
~ Hard. horny hands. cmbrowncd by
tic sun anil rouIhcucd by labor. are
more honorable than white ones that ne.
yer reached on, 70 help a fellow creature.
O.. added % dollar to tho worlds wealth.
80 y conscientious farmer in Lewis.
ton. Me-, wiped the mud from his cart.
wheels before permitting his load of has
~ 90 on 10 tie scales TO be weighed.
~ An honest reputation is within
'ae reach cd aIi men; they obtain it toy
aia. virtue and by doing their duty.
This kind Of reputation. it is true. is nei.
'N"r brilliant nor startling, but Il ls Of.
tHo most asc?ui Tor happiness.
So a man cannot change his opinion
When how'll; therefore, while force may
make q hypocritc it can never make
follower.
~ docking thing Founding ice
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-24

ia The Queen of England has the
happy faculty of doing the right thing
in the right time and way. Her vindi.
cation of the honor or the army ana tho
rights of her sex By the dismissal Of the
scamp, Col. Baker, in spite OF the Prince
OF Wales and his cronies. was an act
worthy Of Her Majesty. and one that will
ehdear her TO the wise &c good throughout
the world. In addition To this decisive
expression of her sentiments, she dircc.
ted sir William Jenncr to convey her
sympathy to Miss Dickinson, so that the
whole moral force OF the throne was ex.
crtcd in this incident in behalfof virtue
and honor, and 10 punish fellow who
resumed upon his position to protect
HIM IN Offering an Insult to q woman
Ne,c York ObSerrer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21
9 NOTICES.
notice TO ~LiENHoLosRs.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS ray
commenced an aciieh In the District tnu't
Of the Fipt Judicial District In and Tor tie
county Of Storey. state Of Nesfda. In wLl,h
action he 10 plaintiff, and the Segregated Geld
Tlill Mining Company " defendant. Witch ne.
tion 10 brought to enforce = lien Ia favor 81
plaintiff upsn the hoisiing wo,tr AID lInd rhd
mining claim hiualsd in ih, Gold llili Mining
District, county Of storey. state Of Nevada. de.
seribed % follows: That eeIiair land ard
mining claim known ~ the mining claim 81
the segregated Gold I'LL MiLing Company. he
ginning Of q stake In Gold Hill sfore'aIa, fr,in
which stake the northwest coIn'r ~ The build.
Ing over the Mcclellan shaft hear \. icy ac.
Il degrees W. eleht hundred ltQ) ret Ia The
outrrop Of . quartz lode claimed ny the Jsustt
Mining Company. thei &C n. - d,gi,cs W. Two
hundred C7Oe) feet 10 the northern limit 81 TIC
claim Of the paid Jewett Company. together
with the ho'sting works. herrditamenir hid
appurtcnances thercunto belonging. which lien
10 10 secure the sum Of u. M - In gold coin OF
the United Btstes, and 10 clsimed under and ny
virtue OF the Act Of the Lrri'lAiurcof the siaic
Of Nevada, entitled. A Act Ia secure lish- ~
mechanics and others. and 10 repeal Al oih,r
Acts In relation thereto" approved Narch2,
1875.
Nov. therefore. all persons holding OF claim.
Ing liens nPon said premises undsr the pre'ir,
appear before said Court on "Wednesday, the
isi day Of September. A. ID. ISIS. at 10 o'ciock
A. H., Inc same being Q day Of the regular Jane
Term. A. D. 1878, OF ssid Court. and 70 exhibit
then and thers the proof Of their said liens.
n. II. CARHicR. Plaintiff.
II. n. TAyLoR, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Virginia, New, July ~. isf3. Jyi' lawsw
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APPLICATIONS ToR PATENT.
IMPLICATIONS FOR PATENT
NOTICE no. 2ss.
u. Il. nsrysI nee. IVA asA l0o.


TT 9: LAND oIYIcE. CARSON CITY:
6srsby rvep that the Prospect Gold and Silver
Mining Company. duly estibll'hed BY The lsv
on California (whose postoflce nddrers 10 sAn
Fnncisco, Cslifornis) aud claiming one thou
ssnd feet Of the Lee vein. lode or mineral &c
poslt. bearing gold and silvcr, .ose,ner w,,h
lying sud being situate within the Silver star
ninipg District. county OF STOREY, ard staie
OF Mazda, has made application 10 the United
Btstes fsr . patent title tor said mining claim,
which 10 more fully described % v tnstes snd
ND odS ou az IN ,Ss once Of The EsSisisro % the
Caron Uniied states Land Ofioe, ~ foI'o~''
Beginning ct Post No. 1. being the point Of
location, situated On . southeriy rlope ao.ut
iayton ToiIrosd, and whence bears, the smoke
staek Of the Occidental Mil south ~ degrees
east: the smoke slack Of the Buckeye hoi,iing
work. south 10 degrees east; stovcpipe 49,
esbln south Is degrecs east; Norm ooe's.n,ai
utes ssst. and running from said Poet No !
nrl course. south 5sk degrees east Sp lee,Io
poSt No. /. whence bears the one-qunft.t
secilon corner on the south line Of section ~,
Township II north, range ~ east. NOW,
i.sS feel; themes cfrom said Poet No. ~ zee
ond course. south aik degree. wcst. eio-,lns
Township Inns al 80 feet. i.0ys feet to Post
No. .; thence, third eourre. north cSk usRIr.s
west 600 feet TO Post No. :; lhelce. ,ouI,h
course. north IN degrees east crossing Towh.
ship line ct SO ieet, LOO feet TO Port NO .:
thence. hfth coure, south ssk dearrer ea-t
100 feet TO Post No. !, the point OF BEGINNING
containing . IL 100 acres.
Bearings expressed from the true meridish'
Magnetic variation, 16k degrees rast.
survey made 10 nreord with The record i
l~orniIon, Book u oi Pre- ~mptioD- and Looa'
tions, page y, STOREY County h,c"tdr:
LAB0r aud Improvements eonrirt ~ . tuhhei
exceeding ave hundred dollars o. salne.
For further particulars and description. rel.
-rrnee 10 hereby made Ia the rlAt and note ON
de In Carson Uniied stairr Land once. ard TO
field notes and plat posted uJon th. elaim
AjOLPIUS Waltz. Register.
srKpnns II. PMiLLIrs, Attorney. Ran fr.n'
cisoo, California. le36Sd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21
NOTICE.

no WI. DRNcKLA. You Will. PLEASE
= tofahe notice, ~ co owner. that during the
year N personally expended In labor aud
pfovc.sents on that certain mining claim
situsied IN Gold I'LL Mining District. storry
co.nty. Nevada. known ~ the North Chlpman.
Chlp.an Ledge, the notice of which has hern
recorded In Book x of Gold INN Mining Rec.
orus. peee ~. snd which claim was L.Taicd
Nsrh ,. isfa. the sum of One Thouyahd Dol.
Are 0i!ooo); that your portion of such rSten.
9,tsrr; Abr and Improvements IL Two Ilgn.
ared Dnllars Ct1oo). and that ] hereby demand
OF yoa the Immediate payment Thereof
Gold MN, Nevada. April n. ISIS. miyiani
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTCH No. 2s,i.
U \. s.rv.y Ne. ias and 100.

TT n. LAMP orPIcE. CARSON CITY.
u. Nevada. July u. ISIS. Notice 10 hereby
,iven that ]. G. Caldwell. whose po.t-onicr
pldreps 10 Geld Ilif. story r,nniy. Ne,adA.
has this day nled hls application for a patent
for twent, .two hundred and niLety-two t2,.fr2)
,oid and silver. with surface ground two hun
ired feet In width. situate. Iyine and beirg IN
lold llill Mining District. county OF si"r-y
and STATE of Nevada, and known aud dr-irnai.d
W the Geld notes and oficial plat on hlc 10 this
oines % lot number III and lui In townships
siatsen uG) and seventeen II. nonh rsl,s.'
iWsniy-on (li) east Of Mount Diablo meridian.
The ~eItsrisr boundaries o. said lot No. 100
and l01 bslng - iollowv, TO Wit:
Variation IL degrees aid Ia minutes east.
Commencing si poet marked No. j, W. !. ,nI.
sey No. i2G and III. rituaied on the north bank
% Justice ravine. and where heavy cropping.
interp~ct raid ravine. thence running Brit
eourpe west 100 ieet Ia poet marked No. .. w..
4. survey No. I96 and aud lUI. and whence
bear the month Of working tunnel ronih . do.
.rees west. distant - feet the quarter sec
lion corner on south line Of teci,on ~. wi
ship II north. fasar II east. Mount DiabIo
meridian north IS degrees and 2jEihuiss wet.
disisnt ssi feet thrLcc. second tonr,e. noiih
4 degree and Oncsquarter minute east. RET frst
70 post marked No. 3, U.S. survey No. III aud
iUi. said poet being identical with The south
east corner o. the EuIop. Company. o:r; ,ar,
70 poet marked No. I, u. y. survey No. III aud
iO5; thence. fourth eourrc. 'ouih degree AID
one-quArter minute wet. 7,7,3 feet Ia Ia,t
marked No. 0, u. \. survey No. id aud iuI.
and whence hear the flagstaff oI The Caledonia
new hoisiina works south y, terr,c, ana cue
quarter minute wet. fagstni ON knickrripel,f
i~ioisting works south u degrees and on.- quar-.
ter minute wet, flagstaff ON Mount Da,id-un
north ~ degrees aud onc.half minute wet.
thence. nnh enure. wet lou icct TO p.,i Nc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE:

HAPrY RRfiEP POR YOUNG MEN
nom the s6ects OF Krvrp and Abuses In
10 l.tiiss, rs@ossd. Ss% %e,h ,%ps ~ i~.a.
nent. New and remarkable remedies. Hooks
- C1fcaAn sent free. In scaled envelopes.
Aodrsss. HOWARD ASSnCfATlON. ii9 n.
IistA It.. Philadelphia. n..-an institniion
savins 2 hlsh rspatsi!cn for honorable ron.
onetsnd professionalism. myi9 i'm