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West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-04-01
Mammoth Japanese
Seed Corn.

"Conquering poverty, blessing the earth
And bidding defiance togaunt Famine and Death
THE earliest heaviest soundest and most prolific
Ts IS the tssmony 81 sem papes published
in different States, and to whom sent small sam
pie packages last year to test it,
seen specimen stalk of this corn which had twen-
ty-six large ears, fully matured on it."
article needed in this country. .-1ymes, Natchito-
ches, Miss. ut is superior to any other variety
Journal, Corning, N. Y. ut will be a valuable ac-
ry.,'-Gazette, Sulphur Spring, Texas. This corn
can be soWn the latter part Of July and ,rpsn be-
recommended BY, those who have tried it.".6hio
spoken of by the ess; ;'-Aduertiser, Mouton, Ala.
grown @ys II Canada Nonlrea Horld T. pesa
Rer. j. Long, Keokuk, Iowa. at is just the thing
for our swamp land. "-Dr. Johnston, Ocala, Fla
We have the above testimony on file in our office,
nit 1t VIII produce from 50 to 200 bushels Of sheHed
corn to the acre any soil from Florida to Oregon.
The important points OF superiority claimed for
this corn over other varieties and which are fully
sustained by the voluntary statements of farmers
1st This corn will yield from twice to three times
as many bushels to the acre on the same soil and
Cd The corn is heavier in weight has larger
longer ear, and thinner husk, and makes corn meal
for family use SWeeter and more nutritious and val
3d. The stalks grow more vigorous and healthy,
and sufficiently strong to produce from to 80 we'll
developed ears.
4th. The stalks bear more foliage and is better
for feeding
5th. That it will grow and produce profitable
crop on ground where other corn will not grow. to
maturity.
9Th 1t rpens earlier and is not liable to be caught
by frost
7th. To be cut green and used for feeding, 1t is
fifty per cent better than any other variety of corn
Our corn has been selected with the greatest care,
the small end of every ear broken off, the balance
sheled by hand.
WE WARRANT EVERY GRAIN OF IT 70 GROW
The increase yield per acre over the old varieties
will pay for the seed twenty times over; besides,
every farmer that plants this year will have large
demand for seed at good prices
This corn was prOducedb by some procured by our
Consular Agent and said to have its originn Japan
TERMS,
By mail, post paid $100 per pound, put up in neat
packages; Is packages for $40; so packages for $40
100 packages for $50. Elegant chromos, 10 by "a
inches, together with stalk of JAPANESE Corn"
having no less than
TWENTY FULL GROWN EARS OF CORN ON IT
some of them measuring ten and twelve inches in
length, will be sent free of charge when Is more
packages of corn are ordered at one time.
Some of our agents to whom we have sent sample
stalks are to-day making over FIFTY DOLLARS
A DAY, showing the stalks and taking orders for
''iS 5000 AGENTS WANTED! No seed sent out C.
Registered letters are at our risk Our terms are
all the same to Changers, Odd Fellows and common
folks, Address cash orders to
E. GUSTAVUS s. co.
Publishers of "Travels in Japan"
Feb 1S2m HOLsTON, Washington Co., Va.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-04-01

Benjamin F. Hunter, of Elmer, work
man in Pricket's chair factory, had the
thumb of his right hand lacerated by cir
cular saw on Tuesday of last week.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-04-01
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West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-04-01
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for wears from
"A Nervous debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indiscreton, will, for the
need it, the recipe and direction for making the
simple remedy by which lie was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience can
do so by addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN P. OGDEN, AZ Cedar st. New York.
dec 24-6m
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-04-01

ORDERED THIRD READING.
Supplement to the act providing for the
election of school trustees; to authorize
stockholders of turnpike roads to convey the
same to any person, by mortage OF other
wise; act to increase number of trustees in
Beverly School District; act providing for
the propagation and stocking of rivers with
food fish; further supplement to act to
facilitate collection of taxes in Waterford
and Winslow, Camden county; supplement
to act to provide just rules for the taxation
of railroads; to repeal further supplement
to act to regulate elections; further supple
ment to act concerning taxes; supplement-
to act making it an offence to sell spurious,
adulterated or poisonous liquors.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-04-01

The oldest man in the State of New York
if not in the United States, is Mr. Cook St.
John, of Walton, Delaware County. He
was born June 3, 1773. His earliest rec
objection is of his eldest brother telling of
the battle of Bunker Hill, and his mother
weeping because his brother had enlisted
for the war There are of his lineal de-
scendants now living four children, twenty
seven grandchildren, thirty-nine great
grandchildren, and seven great-great-g grand
children. His first Presidential vote was
cast for John Adams in 1896, and he has
voted at every Presidential election since.
Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, John Quincy
Adams, Harrison, Taylor, Lincoln, and
Grant in turn received his support. Not
withstanding his great age, Mr.. St. Johns
mental and bodily faculties are in remark
able state of preservation. "Five promi-
nent causes" Walton clergyman re-
marks, 'have conduced to his longevity,
viz, industry, temperance, cheerfulness, an
approving conscience and firm reliance
on Divine Providence
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-04-01
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser. having been permanently cured
OF that dread disease, Consumption, by a simple
sufferers the means Of cure. To all who desire it,
he will send copy of the prescription used, (free
Of charge), with the directions for preparing and
using the same. which they will find SURE CURE
for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress Rev. E. A. WILSON,
dec A-6m 194 Penn ST., Wliamsburgh, New York.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-04-01

~ R. LEIGH's ELECTRO GALyANIu
~ Truss, enameled spring, impervious to
moisture, the lightest ever mado; supe-
rior to hard rubber elastic BELTS stockings sup
porters, spine bow leg, and club feet Instruments ;
all kinds Of cheap Trusses No, Il NJ Ninth st,
Philadelphia. Lady attendant. Get 29-1yths
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-04-01
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

March 20, 1875.
8 +. nj. Senate met.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Perkins.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
MIR. Hopkins, Revision of Laws, for relief
of corporations incorporated under general
laws.
Mr.. Newkirk, sundry bills correctly en-
crossed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Jarrard, to divide into wards the
territory of the city of Amboy.
ORDERED THIRD READING.
To protect bridges in the county of Pas
sale; further supplement to city of Pater-
son; supplement to the courts for the trial of
small causes, referring to appeals and evil
dence; to prohibit Secretary of State from
furnishing copies of acts passed on which the
State assessment has not been paid; SUBJ
stitute to the excise bill for Newark, intro
duced last week, appointing three commits
sioners to grant licenses, whose pay shall
not be more than $1,000 nor less than $500
per annum.
The Governor returned to the Senate the
bill to incorporate the Port Dram Rolling
Mil Company with his objections. Laid
over
BILLS ON FINAL PASSAGE.
Supplement to Gloucester Water Works
Company, 16 to O.; supplement to Manufac-
turers Land Improvement Company, Is to
0; to vacate Plymouth street in Jersey City,
Is to O; to change name of Joanna M.
Phillips and Henry D. Phillips, Is to 0; sup
plement to Jersey City and Bergen Point
Plank Road Company, Is to 0; to change
name of Mary Jane Michael, II to to O.;
change name of George w. Coxon, Is to o.;
supplement to the Newark and South
Orange Horse Car Railroad Company, II to
O; to fix the salary Of the Prosecutor of the
Pleas of Middlesex county, II to 0; Ito
amend an act to provide more efficient gov
ernment in Paterson was lost, 0 to 14); for
the relief of corporations incorporated under
general laws, allowing the refiling of certifi-
Gates in certain cases, II to 0; relative to
Bulls Ferry Road, II too.
Sundry Assembly bills were read by their
| titles and referred to their appropriate
Committees.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Jarrard, Municipal Corporations, re-
ported supplement to Freeholders act; sup
plement to Trenton; further supplement to
81, ~, D.
son.
HOUSE.
March 20, 1875.
8 P. M. House met.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Wilson.
INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Dodd, to repeal act providing for a
free road between Newark and Jersey City,
approved April 4, 1872.
Mr.. Doyle, act providing for the inspec-
ton and sealing of gas meters in the city of
Newark
Mr.. T. S. Henry, further supplement to
act concerning crimes, providing that any
person who shall engage in or abet in a
fight shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and
punishable as for assault and battery.
Mr.. Patterson, act to legalize Book 223 of
Deeds in Monmouth county, a book in
which are being recorded deeds which were
recorded in Book 223, destroyed by fire.
Mr.. Dodd, further supplement to act re-
specting conveyancing, authorizing married
women to convey their own individual prop
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-04-01

L S2S pair. Chester County MAMMOTH CORN
and Imported BELGIAN OATS. 4 lbs by mail, 81 !;
peck, 81; 4 bushel SO bushel $5. Circulars and
sample Packages of Seeds Free for stamps Ad-
dress, N. P. BOYER, Parkesburg, Chester CO. Pa
march 48t
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-04-01
To Gas Consumers.

| NOTICE is hereby given, that on and after July
IN 1st. 1875, the price OF gas will be reduced ia
three dollars and fifty cents (4S50) per thousand
| feet. B. r. HARDING Treasurer
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-04-01
TO RENT.

The fine, large store, and fixtures complete on
Commerce street. formerly occupied by Abram r.
Garrison is offered for rent For particulars ap-
ply to- w. L. SILVERS,
feb IS Corner Commerce and Pearl streets.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-04-01

up, and is now one OF the nnest business
places in this city. If you want good
suit of clothes and at a reasonable price call
on Messrs Beckhardt at their new store.
Our friend, Thomas FL. Bowen. who
has been there himself and knows how it
is done, has manufactured "sparking
chair,' and has it on exhibition in front of
his jewelry store. 1t is so arranged that
lovers can sit side by side, look each other
in the face and observe each expression as
matters proceed. We suppose that is the
way it is done from what we hear others saw
We are under obligations to Hon.
John w. Hazelton, for valuable public doc
uments. Mr.. Hazelton's exit from public
life, will be regretted by the publishers of
the District, for he has never forgotten them
in the document line. Among those Just
received are copies of the Congressional
Record, containing full reports of the pro-
ceedings of the last Congress, Reports of
the Commissioner of Education, Messages
and accompanying documents, and valua-
BILE statistical atlas of the United States.
On Thursday evening, April Sth, the
Hayes Quartette, of Phila., will give a
grand entertainment in Grosscup's Hall.
The feature will be concert of vocal and
instrumental music, to which will be added
a ''Spelling Bee," under the direction of
Prof Ames, of this city. The prize will be
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, to be
given to the best speller, and copy of
Shakespeare to the second best. The en-
tertainment will conclude with an Old Folks
Concert. Those who wish to compete for
the prizes will make application to John M.
Laning. at his jewelry store, where tickets
can also be obtained for the entertainment.
Admission, 35 cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-15

YHNHE STATE or NEVADA sFNns o,.
n ing 70 THE OLD GUARD NINTys.u a.i.
PANI. WI
You are hereby required To eppesr :,
ton commenced against yon as def ndsn.s
Mary Irene Holt, Administrators az ths'l
orc W. Hot. ceased. ~ plaintin in tbs +.
trict Cart uf the Fourth Jndiia ri ~ liN
and for the county Of Uanboidt. sss,s,.s.1,,h
vnda, at Minnemucca ard iflsw,rth, 80. y =.
therein. which ~ on h.e with the ria raah
said Court, within ten DAYS after no ~ y
IN yUu Of his summons. sSciusivo Ut
day Of service, II = rived in said ,srn.. "a
twenty DAYS II served out of IA 4 c,rr,.
within said district; or in all Other cas-, !"
days. or judgment by default win i. 1T
against You. according to the l.r,yer !, '4 az
complaint, certified copy oi which - ~
psnies this SUMMONS 'a-
The action IL brouyh, 10 recore, &
you, in Unfred States gold coin. IT,. ~. ~
s227 J6-lojth, as lance OF an ace.,,s
work. labor and services performed a -.
special Instance and request and for yos /.
James Montgomery in Managing ana - sa
tending yoar business of mining In tbleg
Kun Mining District in said comfy ~
erecting buildings and znpetstru tur.s q, :.
mine said di tri Z, and in per:trning -.
mcchaKIeal work for y0u II said n,iaa ~
the agreed price Of s.. Tinted states onld -
| per day. which said account Wa daly ana
assigned by james Mon gomtry 10 al, 4 n
| Holt: alSo 10 recover from yol IN. s,s' :
! $3.50 % i10ths, United States gold ,,ss :.
| balance dine on I'll account 20 Get,rss F,st,
/ gco1q. warss and merchandli<e sold mi
| Ii cred by said George Fiuk 20 yen !. =.
| special instance and raqlI -, ami fnr No..
/ taid out at yOgr instance aud teans.t ~ I,
/ u balance due as purehass price u 81 -
| the first soiIfh extension ofthe Golso,a.I.,'
! situate In said district which sdI So.
/ was sold assigned and delivered 10 esL3a =
I Holt: and also 10 recover fr,gn yoa n. ,sns
! 500 96-lU0ths. ~ balance due IN s.sr,ss,
4 said O.. ". Holt fer ore crushed aal rsias5
Tor ores hauled, f-silht.d and trarsaor.a !,
labor performed. and for boiler fx,ar.. -,
and other mining rpAtsfiil so.d srf s-iss.l
[ 10 yod At your instance aIfd rsane sa4t.
I money aid out and expended. al 4 ua,h.
stance and request. and ~ ~ Ard o-,v !,
/ the aggregate amounting to 81 .n' sI.Faas.
| in United States gold eosa, tcsg.h h, vfA IN.
! terest ~ the rat. # ten per ecat - maar
/ from the date hereof tim p.id. aal IA IN
+ tin'r cost vf suit. alI u which vii m- f4ggt
appear by reference - the e1mpi.sn hfa.
I now on file ia nay o;'ief ceFsils sef 4
/ which accompanies tbfs ss1iunons
| And you are further nDiifea tha. "a
/ fail to appear and answer the said cosslar,
I a. above required. the plaiu'i1 wiIi tab a4
I mcut against you b. DEF .nlt 'o- shs sp
1 sl.5lT oil eths, in 4 ted states el1 ca,
( and interest aud cost afar said.
/ In testimo1y whereof Gave hernia >.
my hand and affixed the seal 81 xid pissss
! Court. this l2th day Of May. A. p is1s
/ fsgaLI ]. II. ~
Clerk District Court Fourth Judicial Dass4
Humboldt county Nevada.
( VI. y BoSxTFTfI.D Attorney f1r Pi1sxf
mylj Inn
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. eos, United states Survey
No 81.
UNITED STATES LASp OFFICE,
CARSON CRY NEVADA,
April 3. 1875.

AvOTIcE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
White Cloud Consolidated Gold and
Silver Mining Company" corporation. by
its agent. o. l.. CRASDAlsL, whose PosioiBee
address is at San Jose. Santa clara county.
California. has made application fur United
States Patent to two thousand (2.UU1 linear
feet of n certain lode Of quar- or other rock
in place. bearing gold. silver, copper and
other metals, commonly called and known a.
the white CT ui Lode" and the - White
Cloud Consolidated Gold and liver Mining
Claim" White Cloud Mining District, Churc-
hill county state of Nevada. extending two
thousand y .0Onl linear feet in an cssierly or
southeasterly direction rom p. 1T No. the
point Of beginningl along the line Of said lode
and embracing the saue with all dips. spurs.
angles and variations. with surface ground
six hundred (GnJI feet in width. and described
on the plat aud field notes on file in my oszlee
as follows. 10 wit:
Beginning at post marked "No. !. u.
Survey No. 81, whence CHIMNEY Of the stone
cabin Il the White Cloud mine bears south
50 deg 30 min. east .225 feet, said cabin
being about mile and one half from mouth
Of White Cloud canyon. and north 81 deg. east,
100 feet. II monumen OF location OF thcNhits
Cloud lode. whence monument uf location
of the White Cloud lode bears south 81 deg a.
min east n4l feet. and whence the highest
PEAK on the north side OF White Cloud canyon
and cabin bears north 20 deg. 30 min. el.st,
2.i52 feet; thence, nrst course. south ~ deg
80 min west GO0 feet, Ia post marked 4" No.
q T. 4 Survey No 81" thence second course.
south II deg. ~ min east. U0 feet. To post
marked No. 3. Z. =. Survey, No. 81 :" thence
running third course north II deg 81 min.
east COO feet, Ia a post marked No I. U. >
Survey, No. 81" thence running. fourth
course. north III deg. - min. w.'st 1000 feet.
TO post marked No. !. the place Of beginning
containing within the above described boun.
daries q 54-l0ths acres. Courses and bear-
ings expressed from true meridian. magnetic
variation. II deg. Is min. east
This claim is bounded by no other claim as
far as known, and is on unsurvev cd land ard
being far from any United States public land
surveys. no connection was made. This SUI
vey was made 10 conform with the record az
location. This location il recorded IN the
mining records Of White Clond Mining Dis
triet. kept at the Office Of the Mining Recorder
Of said White Cloud Mining District. Churchill
county, Nevada.
ADoLPHUS WAIrZ.
apl2 est Register.
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ORDER TO SHOW Gauss.

In THE DISTRICT COURT or u
Il County OF Humboldt. State Of Ney4A
In the matter Of the Estate oi L. c. PIN
Deceased
Order 20 sh cause why Order Of sAk
Real Estate should no< b. made.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. 272. Z. g. Survey No. 81.
UNITED STATES L,ND OFFICE, !
CARSON CITY. NEy..
Nav 10 lg7g

May TO- 1875.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ Star City Mill and Mining Company, n
corporation organized and existing unacr and
by virtne Of he laws OF the State cf New York
and whose principal place of business IL IN
the city aud county of New York. has. by
Timothy @. Scgus, it's attorney-in-fact and
stakeholder shercin, Whose po@t-otiice address
is at Uniouyillr. Humboldt county AMI state
OF Nevada. this day made application for
United States patent for two thousand t2,ooDl
linear feet OF the . Goleondg Lode. - bearing
gold and silver. called the " star CITY VIII ana
Mining Company Claim. situate in the cold
Run Mining District, Humboldt county anu
State 81 Nevada, the same extending seventy
FIVE l75l feet in northwrsterlS ana fourteen
hundred and twenty-five 1.4Zol ie"t IN u
southeastern direction from the incline shaft
on said el~im. where the location
notice is placed along the line OF
sad ledge, vein or lode, ana en-
bracing the same. with all is dips spurs and
angles. with snr ace ground two hundred and
6ftv fg5Ol FEET in width, and described in the
plat and field notes on file in my Office rs fol-
lows, to wit:
BEGINNING nj a post marked mo. !. L. S.
Survey Nc. 81, )" whence monument of location
OF the Golconda ledge bears nOr,h ~ grees
cast 100 feet, whence door Of stone cabin of
the Tennessee Company's claim bears north
90 degrees east 1GG feet, whence stake and cor
ner Of sections aud x. 7. - n. r.. 40 east.
and sections II and - T. "a N. II. 80 f.. Mt.
ID NJ. bears south ~ degrees 30 min. west 1872
feet. thence running. first course. south
degrees east 1000 feet. 10 post marEed No.2
T.. s. s. No. 37;" second course. north ~ de-
grees east $50 feet, to post marked No. 3,
Y. S. s. No. 37;" third course, n@rth degrees
west 1000 feet to post marked No 4, SIS
No. 81" fourth course, south ~ degrees west
80 feet to post marked mo. l. L. ). ). No.
81" place ofbeginni containing IL t710oths
/ h, al IN m u
magnetic variation IL degrees east.
This claim is bounded on the north by the
Tennessee Ccmpanys claim, Golconda lode,
and on the north bT the Fink C0mpany's
claim. There are no known claimants east on
west Of the present survey lines.
The cation of this claim is Of record and
may he found in Book b." page 400, Of the
Gold Run Mining District kent in Winnemucca
at the office Of The County Recorder IL Hum
boldt county aud State OF Nevada.
myl2 COT ADOLPHuS WAFrZ. Register.
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nv READING AND FILING THE !

nS READING AND FILING Ih. s
y tition Of Morris Price. Adrninlsuss, Z
the estate of said Deceased. pfayinS "a y
order 10 sell all the Real Property y Nm 4
tate: and il appearing to me by sau Ia
that II is necessary 10 sell said reSi - M
pay the expenses u administration W. - : !
ance to he IA nily an the debts OF ,ro '..pa
IT il ordered that all person ih'es. ess
said estate appear before the Dis'ii ,sn,,
Fourth Juliciai District. Of the epaa ~
Humboldt state Of Nevada, at The N ~, saasa
Of said Court. 81 winnemueca. , Sa sa . WA
on the 9Th day Of July. A. d. 1903 ~ ~, 8
A. NJ. then and there to sh'w ca'ise w.
order should not bc made. II
And it Is further order, 4 thai w ssy,rtI
ord r he published in the SiI'.hs, n .
newspaper printed and pub isheu scr-
county, at least once week inr ~ N JOS
sive weeks previous to said ON o''
A. ID. 1875.
Dated luue 1875. ...rn 81
ici aawtw WA g, BONN $3.50
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Y EGAL BLANKS NEATLY PRINT
7 ed ~ This Office.
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PuRDiN & WOOD,

Dealers In General Hardware and
Agricultural implements. Jel2 lw
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YHNHF STATE or NEVADA sFNns en-
u ing TO THE OLD GUARD MINIyau n "a.
PANN VDA