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UNITED STATES LASD OFFICE,
CARSON CRY. NV,
Nav 10. 1875.


May 10. 1878.
NOT1CP Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
" STAR City Min and Mining Compsoy,A
corporation organized aud existing under and
by virtue Of he law Of the State 81 New YORK
end whose principal place Of business Ii IN
the city and unity ~ New York. has, b'
Timothy q. Negns. its attorney-in fact and
stakeholder Their, in. whose post. office sddress
IL At Upionville. Humboldt county and Stale
Of Nevada, this day made application Tor
United States patent for twn thousand f2OeSl
linear feet of the " Goleonda Lode. bearing
gold and SILVER, called the star City Mill and
Mining Company Claim, situate in the Colo
Run Mining District, Humboldt county snu
sta q OF Nevada the same extending seventy
five (751 feet in "a northwcsterly and fourteen
hundred md twenty five n.iz5l feet in >
southeastery direction from the incline shAs
on said clsim. where the location
notice is placed, along the line u
said ledge vein or lode, ara eth.
hracipg the same. with all is dips. spurs anu
angles with sur ace ground two hundred an"
fifty (gd0l Z Il In wfith. and described IN the
plat and field notes on file in my office as ioi-
lows, 10 wit.
Beginning AZ post marked No. !, u.n
Survey Ne. "a whence monument Of loeauoh
of the Golconda ledge bears north ~ degrees
east 100 feet, whence door OF stone CABIN y
the Tennessee Cumpany's claim bears no1.l'
60 degrees east 60 fest. whence stake anu W
ner Of sections and 3. r. "a N. r., 40 ess.'
and ~ Ctions IL and ~ +. "a n r. ~ e. ~,
ID M. bears south ~ degrees 20 min. west Iois
feet, thence running, first course, SCUM
degrees east 1000 feet. to post marked " no, .
y. s. s. No. 81" second conrse, north 90 us
Rrees east 25o feet. to post marked no. =,
u. \. y. No. 81 third course. nsrth uu ,sn
west 2,0U0 feet 10 post marked : No. ., @,
No. 81" fourth course. south NJ degrees w" ~
300 feet, to post marked mo. !. Y. y. ,; ~
81, place ofbeRinni q containing II fs.L 's,.a
acres. course and BEARINGS FIR IN true mer'"i'''
magnetic variation IL degrees east. a.
This claim is bounded on the norm " 'nV
Tennessee Companys claim, doiconda -.
and on the north bv the Fink CompAny
claim. There are no known claimants eas' y
west of the present survey lines. .na
The ] cation az this claim Is OF reeoiu . .hs
may he found in Book "B," page aOV. "a sss
Gold Run Mining District kept IN " inhsr .''',v
at the Office of the County Recorder OF n"A'
boldt county and State of Nevada. -
my12 65t ADOLPHUS Waltz, Register
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DAILY SILVER STATE.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arrivals and departures of trains at
Winnemucca Station:
GOING EAST.
Express Train arrives at 1910 A. NJ.
and leaves at 10: 55 A. NJ
Fmigrant Trait arrives at 10 P. NJ.
and leaves at 10:45 P. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at IL NJ. and
lea7es ut II AS P. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at $3.50 P. NJ.
and leaves at 1886 P. NJ.
Enigrant Train arrives at 7.3O P. M.
and leaves at Sis A. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at 11:50 A. NJ.
and leaves at 1910 P. NJ.
stages North.
From Winnemucca to Silver City
and Boise Citv, Idaho Territory:
Idaho Stage leaves daily at III A..
M. and arrives at 2:30 P. NJ.
From Winnemucca to Paradise VAL
ley. leaves upon the arrival OF the ex-
press train from the west Tuesdays,
Fridays and Sundays, and arrives
Monday, Thursday and Saturday after
nosEs.
Snaps Express, from Winnemucca
to yaryyille, Bartlett Creek mines, ar
rives on Thursday and departs on
Friday of each week.
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Sperunatorrh~a.

DR.. DOHERT'Y has inst published an impof.
tAnt pamphlet emllodyinR his own views ssd
experiences 10 relation 10 Impotence or Virility:
being short treatise on Sperinatorrhua q
Serlinal Weakness. Nervous and Physical D.
biiity consequent on this affection. and oihr
Dirras@s ~ the Sexual Organs
This little work contains information 81 'As
utmost value h all. whether married or SIN.
gle. and will be- sent FnFR by mail on recesp
~ Six Cents ia postage stamps for return posi-.
age. Address ". X. DOHERTy, NJ. d.,
1n-iv san Francisco. CaL
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The Celebrated Stallion
DUROC!"

VNyILL STAND AT DONNELLY's LOWER
w Ranch, in Pleasant Valley, for the
SEASON, from the lst Of May to the LIST OF
July. at $50 per Mare. to be paid at the end Of
the season in cash or approved security. The
stock is David Hill and Messenger. Good pas
ture will be furnished Mares at the Ranch
free Care will be taken to prevent accident,
but the proprietor will not be responsible
should any occur. M. D0NNELLY.1t
Pleasant Valley. April 20, 1s7h-2In
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

Notice No. pa. &. 3. Survey No. 81.
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II EGAL BLANKS NEATLY pRlsi-
IL ed at this Office.
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Cured at Home.

Persons AT a distance may be CURED At
HOME by addressing a letter 20 DIR. 6fBBON.
stating case. symptoms. length ~ time the
disease has continued. and have medicines
promptly forwarded. free from faniago aud
curiosity. with fllll and plain directions.
rheumatism. Fever and Ague. Plies and
flstnlh. permanently cured: OF no charge
Persons writing 10 the Doctor wifi please
state the name of the paper they see th's all
vertisement in.
Y inclnsing ten dollars coin. In registered
letter, through tine Post-ofice. or through
Wells Ergo and Co. a package ~ medicine
viii be forwarded to any part Of the Union.
All communicate ms strictly confidential
Address Or. j. r. GIBHON. G25 Kearney
street. corner 81 Commercial. San Francisco
Post-oiiice box 1857. Remember to put BON
1857 on the letter Del IL
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Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emissions. The consequence 81 self
abuse This solitary vice. or DEPRIVED sexual
indulgence ~ praciised hy The youth Of both
seves 10 an almost unlimited extent. producing
with uuerring certainty the following train u
morbid SYMPTOMS. unless eomha'ed by scien-
tfic medical measures. viz. Sallow connie
nance. dark spots under TIE eyes. pain in the
head ringing in the cars, noise Ike the rus'-
ling Of leaves and the rattltng of chariofs
uneasiness about the loins. weakness 81 the
limbs confused vision. bluntcd intellect loss
Of confidence. dinldrnce in approaching
strangers dislike 10 form rev acquaintance
disposition 10 shun society. loss 81 memory,
hectic fushas. pimples and various eruptions
about the face furrrd tongue. fe.id br,ath.
coughs, ennsumrti0n, night SWEETS, mono
mania. end frequent insanity. II relief be
not obtsined. should apply Immediately,
either in person or by letter. and have cure
effected by his new and scientific mode Of
treating this disease. which never fails Of
efYecting Quick and radical cure.
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Buqqies and Saddle Horses

Can always be had at my Stables in MILL
CITY. Especial care will be taken of transient
stock. GEO. M. MILLER.
KNOXVILLE, January /, 1875. del II
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NyO J. g. FAIL, J. J. HILL, II. HAMIIN.
W. H. Van Alstine and Hiram WEIGH
You. and each Of you. are hereby notified
that did. in the months OF January and Feb
ruary, IL g. and prior thereto work the as
easements and oxpend money on the A2eima
Ledge, in aud npon the original location
thereof, governed by the
Aze1ma Company, Situated In Buena
Vista Mining District. Hum
boidt County, Nevada.
To the amount - $500. "a required by The
laws of the United States and that II Won do
not contribute your proportion OF said sum
on or before ~ days from this date. your said
several interests in said ledge will become
the property OF the undersigned, a co.owner.
who has made the said required expend tures.
Your several proportions are as follows
j. G. Fall 200 et................... SEQ 90
~ y. NH iuu iett. ..s.....,...... 80 90
X. IIamlin, 100 feet ..... 10 %
w. II. Van Alstine, 100 feet ...... 80 90
Hiram WEIGH. % feet. 7 80
And that demand Of You. respectively, the
immediate payment thereof
WILLIAM GRAVES.
Buena Vista Mining District, May "a, 1878
my24 oaw90d
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sunny FACES.

A Sunny. happy face is worth wtrld
Of recipes upon chccrfnlness. Only let
one possessing it come into a room where
there are n number Of melancholy souls.
and sec hos soon the magnetic influence
begins TO Ye}ax the lines OF care around the
mouth and eyes Of burdenef ones. and the
light Of forgotten smiles to illumine the
dark faeesl The very breatk 0f summer
has blown through the room, bringing the
breadth Of meadows sweets on its wiugsI
How little II costs. too! We have seen
persons. hyseyeri who carried . breaking
hesrt bencath these very smiles which
made all around them 30 bright. We
have known. too. how. when all vas over.
aud the duty to the outer world done;
:bey vent down on their knees before God.
Low. holding Up the crushing sorrow to
Him who alone could pits and heal Yes.
there have been such, aud the world has
wondered at the light Of joy which slept
upon their faces always. when the sorrow
came to be known. forgetting that this was
Ills special gift Of help to them. But. Or.
dinari.y, the act Of cheerfulness does not
cost so much. and yet il is overlooked II
is positively every ones duty to add 10 the
worlds happiness. II you are not certain
that recital Of your sorrows will do your
self or others good, yOu have no right to
indulge in the luxury OF = sslffhlHced
sympathy. or even the gloomy coincidence
and ssddening Of friends. God is to be
yoGr help. The Eaind grows morbid when
looking in too long upon itself. and We
should never forget the influence upon 9TH
ers. Let Us SEQ more sunny facesl They
are sorrows which praise God. and 50 glad
lyl-The Meiholis Recorder.
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:.-0!d Series, Vol g.
FRANKS PASS.

Frank was brigkt little fse gear old
fellow. full Of fun. and anxious 20 make
himself Of consequence. Armed With i !.
stick. lie would feel rs brave ss d lion a.
mong the hens and chickens and, as they
scudded away from this dreadful creature.
to take shelter wherever they could find il.
he would say to himself. 4 guess they thipk
I'm giant 4 only be pronouhcd the wofd
.zliaht. He would event attack the old
cock, and walk right up to The big turkey
gobblar. Gugwes w ssiA sna ss4ia
But there was onennimal which eahsea
Master Frank to quail in terror, especially
when alone. ahd after dark. Do you want
to know What II was? T VII tsIlSo6. Ir
was mousei Yes little brown mouse,
with his bright eyes. and pretty. tapefing
tail world fhake our bold little boy irem.
bic aud scream aud. il be chaDced to hight
on several Of these pretty creatures playing
together, you would have supposed he had
run against herd Of buffaIoes. Very sil-
". wasn't il? sis .va fasag
Now every night, on his way 10 Led
Frank had TO pass through a lonely room,
where rats and mice would Sometimes peep
out Of their holes. and sesnaper over the
floor. frightening him sadly, and causing
him to casp Inamma's hand more tightly,
and hurry along as fast as possible.
But one night. when il came bed time,
mamma sas sick up stairs. and no on ) xas
with Frank in the sitting room but papa.
who was busy reading his newspaper. So
the little boy was told to inarca up stairs to
bed alone.
%. papa = sai, lie, Tn afraid to.
Afraid Of whatY said papa.
Afraid Of the rats and mice. papa. in
the big lumber roohA.' fss
oh. nonsense Y said papa; /; If that's ALL;
I'll sooB fx you out.
So para TOOK his writing materials, and
wrote this.
To all the rats and mice IN His houae,
greeting, You are hereby ordered TO let nv
little boy Frank pass safe through the lum-
Der room, and all other rooms, al all times.
This order viii stand good until counter
manded. Any rat or mouse disobeying
will be dealt With according 10 law. Wit
pess my hand and seal,
Then papa signed the paper, and sealed
il with big red Seal. and gave ID to Frank,
who thanked papa. kissed him good-night.
aud trudged upstairs without another word
for be had often seen papa give passes 70
people who wanted 10 60 somewhere. ur do
sometbiug. and he had . high opinion II his
fathers passes
So when he came to The door of tie luni.
Der room. be flung it vida open. and called
out. lie. Misses rats and mice. You can't
touch me here's my pass And every
night shen be went up TO bed, he beld out
his pass to the rats and mice; aud none Of
them ever did bim any harm. Nursery.
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A SAD PERIOD

II isvain to cling 10 the youth which is
tact, he our unbclief Of the fact ever so
stubborn. Rather should il be gracefail
resigned for lhe cheerful acceptance Of the
duties which mature life is sure to bring.
Why for example. sAoaId woman Of forty
cling t6tts afsss and riafners Of girl. in
stead Of owning 10 herself and others that
she has fully reached middle age. Count
less advertisements chow but too plainly
how many have horror Of growing old.
aud snatch credulously ut every device for
hiding the unweleome fact. Success in
such arts means walking deception. aud
uhcre there is falsehood on the surface,
there is not much hope Of truth beneath !;
faildre means an absurd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hair does hot hartnonise with a faded cheek
or rouge with afhrrowed brow. Beside.
lovely as IN the bloom of youth, il is hardly
missed whom the beauty Of expression
beams forth ID It's stead. In mourning
over. aud magnitying. what is past. there
ls Away danger Of neglecting. il not losing.
the treasures which remain. Yet. in mid
die sge often only the brighter aspects Of
youth are recalled. My good days are
done ! we can imagine one musing in me.
laneboly womanhood; how different il
Vas vt tsenty sheltered BY the tendercst
love. free from care aud anxiety. and hap
py IN what | had and what was more
languid. restfu.. feeling; which gave as
sorance Of bssing enjoyed myself to the
utmost. Around me were intimate friends,
sith whom | could exchange though and
feelings: unchecked By doubt or reserve; |;
health of body fhsas ita Joy TO live aud
breathe: while IN elastic spirit sprang
freshly from every trouble; and then the
enchan,ress Hope. how sweetly she shis-
pered But n0w, many sorrows have chas-
tened body and mind. Reaction has cowe
70 be thing Of dread--most usurious pay
nsent for every excitement. The dear old
home Is broken up. Ofearly friends. s,me
are dead. others are distant or occupied,
50 that We rarely communicate. and fewer
stin remain unchanged. Many times have
been deceived and disappointed 10 others
aud bitierer still. have been deceived and
and disappointed in myself. | have to bear
my burden alone. and BID my griefs, lease
some careless ear; Or hinder some busy
hand
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/. THE OLD COMP

Hushed Is the type Click his stick and
worn rule tsg
4epose on his ease--hls apron and stool,
His pipe and tobacco are under the frame,
Just where lie left them when quitting
time" CAME,
When in deaths long deep slumber, he
closed Ills tired eyes
And the proofsof his life-work went up
for revise.
From boyhood, through manhood, to
feeble old age,
Ills life-work is finished, he's sci the last
page;
How varied the " takesn l,e's been called
TO compose,
The" phatn and the lean" mingling e'en
to its close
How many have passed him 10 life's rapid
race,
Whilst marsh'ling his " thousands' III
line at tie ease. -
Whom God makes q genius, men oft make
u slave
Hope, talent and poverty of Gil one grave!
Ambilion-misfortuns- know not how
oft
On bright piuioned hope Old Comp
scared aloft,
When some demon unseen dashed down
from on higiii
Hope. Fortune and Comp In comming-
ling" pin
How Oft he has labored TO give other men
Political station. by.press- power and pen.
Revised the crude speech, furnished both
brain and grammar,
And got for reward" the sheriff aud
hammer ~
Ifyou'd learn much ofvanily. bumbug
and psanp,
And can't be Solomon-be an /. Old
Comp.n
FRANK NJ. BAKER.
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GOV. GRAHAM.

X . .i
The Wilmington Journal heartily en-
dorses the nomination ofHon. VIM. A.
Graham as a member OF the State Com
vention from Orange County. Says the
Jnnrlal
We beg leave respectfully but at the
same time hnst earnestly TO insist that
Governor Graham shall be member Of
the Convention and we frunkIy confess
ihat we DO 20 from whit may In a certain
sense bc considered selfish motives.
Ruled as these are by negro majority
the white people OF nev Hanover can not
expect that there will be any one sent
from this county, to the Convention who
can or will truly reflect their wishes. This
Ii simply out Of the question. for even II
that party possessed a man who combined
the requisite intelligence and the requisite
Integrity for the position, he could not be
elected In this situation we are forced to
look beyond the limits Of our country for
some one TO be our representative. And
" We were to search the State over we
could find no one who could do more for
,,s, who would take greater pleasure In
doing for us ail he could or whom We
could more implicitly trust than William
"A. Gralsnnr
Nor Is this true Of New Hanover county
slone. tits true OF ail the other counties
In the State cursed with negro rule, for
they too are utterly poweFlesr 20 help
themselves. II does seem lard indeed
that the very counties that best understand
the evil workings o(the county goyern-
meuts imposed by negro rule upcn Us
under the present Constitution should be
without voice In q Convention called "a
change the Constitution. But so tits,
mud therefore the grrat need that there
should De men Ia that Convention. who
without forgetting their own Immediate
constituents will zealously guard the
rights % others less unfortunate.
That Governor Graham Is such man
Il Is needless to say. His age. POSITION
exI3rlcnce. talents and Integrity, will
make him the foremost msn Ia any Con.
vent OF even Of her foremost men thai
North Carollnacan ever assemble. Added
10 this the views be eatertains Ia regard
10 the changes proper TO be made Ia ths
Constitution. point 70 him pre-eminently
as The man 81 whom the negro ridden
counties OF Eastern Carolina must look fol
relief.
We repeat, therefore. that We respect.
fully, but most earnestly urge that Gov.
Graham shall be member Of the Com
yenlival.
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RELATED TO rnE JUDGE.

b.. late ono Or the Judges Cf The eielf
District Of the State Of New York. was 4
most amiable man, whose honor was mr..
sulIied. and who hated i mean nc,iov q
every such character must. A, the Gen.
esse Cneait be was hearing On action iu
which one Of the parties happened 10 be !
namesake of his. I,dfinr t6y ,rial, The
party, having an opportunity, and think.
ing probably 10 gain some advantage by n,
approached The bench and said:
We are o. tbsssme name Judge I've
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COULDN'T ESCAPE

svlso will not break his darling sin
Hrs jsIl ssd sheriff both within.
A convict IN the Auburn prison dug bis
way out OF the building BY tunnelling
under the walls. After placing himself
outside. he put on ssit of clothes made
from the prison blankets, md struck across
the country for freedom. HE hrst stop
was al a rum-shop, where he drank until
hc forgot his errant. and waited, guar-
rclling tiIl the prison ofliccrs arrived and
took him back. Rum was the means of
taklug him 10 the prison Ia the first place.
Il took him back amer HIS escape. and u
is'probaLle thatit win keep him there
most Of his days. 4 ft
To-norrow may never come 70 u.s. We
A not ave n tomorrow. We canno,
Aid Il III any ode sSsesh. Pie man WIN
owns whole blocks Of real estate, and
sreat ships on the as, does not own q
shQe Minute of 10 morrow. To@norfov'
.It N ! mysterlou possibility not yet born
titles Under lha seai o. fii'lsnigIii, be-
bind tls csIIIof slistsring constellaiIons'--
Chaplin