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NOTICE..
The Euena Ventura Copper and silver
Mining Co.
N~OTlCE Is HFREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ HENRY $. FITCH, one 81 the c"-owpers
of the mining claims located and GTpci 10y the
BueIa Ventura Copper and Silver u ming 10. III
the Genoa Mining District. Douglas vCuufy .
STATE Of Nevada. has expended III the year 4. D.
1874. upon said Claims. for labor and ether ne
cessary expenditures. the sum of or hundred
ana fifteen dollars in United States gold coin. in
accordance with the Act Of Congress, entitled
can Act to promote the development OF tho
mining resOurcos Of the United States. sp-
proved MAY lyth, A. l.. 1872; AMI That the CO.
owners with eaid Fitch are required TO contri-
butte tn. ir proportion of the said expenditures,
namely: You VI. L. Winn the sum Of As C. nts;
yuu. Robert II. Hopkins, the sum Of ~ cents:
you, Thomas II. Blythe. tn. run Of A. cents;
YOU, A. P Flint, tho sum Of - cents: you, Lu-
cien Herman the sum III ~ cents: You. Charles
A. Hsskins the sum If - cents: yon. j Ohm u.
Hatch the sum Of A. cents; yos, the admlnistrs
tor, executor OF legal r-rrest n;s-ive of Joseph
Rasetfee, deceased, the sum OF A. cents; You,
Lyman b. Roe. the SUN of - cents: you, Joseph
H. Sathevscn. the sum OF A cents: Y, Il. Ccrne-
Illus J Eaton, the sum OF ~ cents; YOU, .. L.
Wheaton, the rum Of - cent?: you. l.. y. kel-
locg the sum Of 45 cents, you, Jacob Redston.
the sum OF ~ cents; you. Ellss EtheTldSe, the
sum Of - nts; You. Habert Merrill. the sun OF
81 81 cents: you. Samuel Ambrose. the sum OF
81 20. you .avoIy ". Collins, the sum ii S. IS:
you, bartholomew CAVITY, the SUM of 20 cents;
you. Nellie Hastings. the sum Of il cents: you.
Eveline hastings, the sum Of II crut- you.
Nathaniel z. sheldon, the sum ~: - 40: you,
Isaac NJ. Merrill the sum nj 80 AZ: you, the adj
ministrator. executor. or legal rrprrst Natives
OF H. y. Gsylurd, dc, eased, the rum of - cents
YOU. tie administrator, executor. "r legal r. p
ItScntatiyts Il John Totbiu. deceased. the
sun Of As cents: you, the administrator. cNecI-
tor, or legal rulrest ntatiNe- IF u"tsrian Hogs.
deceased. tie of - c,I4t>; you. the admins
traitor executor. or il al Il sentative of Jos.
q. BaliW il. DE- ceased: til s}-In of - tc; you,
ne admins RAZOR, .XeCu:ur legal representa-
iy,e Ct Charles l.. ti.cE. deceased, tlc sum of
- Sail III the sold and s!lN'r coin Of thu
I tied states and ii at the expiration ut 20 days
sitter the publication OF this notice. you, or
either OF YOU fail or rt5U>, to contribute such
| roportion, a. IL ttus. upon ycur several shares
and MAKE payment Of the SUMS hcreln publish
Cd. 10 the undersigned. The interest Of the del
man. III PARTIES in III. sail mining claim and
pop cty shall and VIII bccOI. the property Of
tLo undcrs1gu, Il, V 10 has made lac required tx
Tt natures.
san Franc:s"D. =, triA-y 10th 49,.
HENRY :. FITCH
s.. {: lIfoIu.a 81. Recon- :.
3raA-Yt:t
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III The UNFORTUNATE!
. NEW REMEDIES
NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY

sal Francisco Established in 1854, fer ~.
treatment of sexual and Seminal Disc such
Is GoI.uIThea, elect, Structure, syphilis IN all
its terms, Seminal Weakness, IIupotency, etc.
Skin diseases q y,ars standing and Ulcerai. d
Legs successfully treated.
Horrible Diseases.
How many thousands OF persons both mai.
and icnlaiS, are there who are suffering uat y
ml>, rable existence from III, effects OF secret
dul-rHccs, TX 49,, -irus absorbed into the sy-
ten. Look at turir paMti. e1lac:a:ed and dis
figured faces and their broken-dowu constitl-
tons, disqualiiying The III for the happiness Of
marriage or the enjoyment of life. In thi.
horrid situation thousands suflrr until death
closes the scene. Lat parents. guardians
friends. stteud TO those who ar, suffering with
sny OF these horrible. life-,iestruying mslsdie>
see that they are cared for aud cured before /,
be too late. Send them imme diately to DIR
GIDEON, physician who has made private
diseases his especial study icf yesrs, ana who Is
certain TO oure the mott INV rate case without
mar ury or any injurious drugs.
Senlkna; Weakness
Seminal Emissions. the consequtur. of sell
sbuse: This solitary vice, or deprsy ed sexual
indulgence. is precticed by the yonth OF both
sexes TO an almost unlimited extent. producing
With rnerrins certainty. the following train u
morbid symptoms, unless conlhaic,i Ivy scienti-
fc medical measures, viz: Ssllow counten-
anCe, dark slots uLd,r the eyes pain i'll the
head. ringing i'll the cars noise like the rustlins
Of leaves and rafting of cha-iots unessin,ss
sboti: the loinn, weakness of the limbs confU-
sed vision, blunted intellect loss Of coniid. pe.
dIihdence il approaching, strangers, i dislike u.
form new acquaintance, disposition to shun
society. loss of memory, IL vuo f,ush,s pimples
and Various truptions about tie fscr> furr.4,
tongue. fetid breath, coughs. CUusum rtion
night sWests nlcnonlalIh aud Irctt insanity
II reliet H. rot obtained shtuld a.IIS irIl.-
dlateir 'ither IA person or by letter ai!d hsye
cure efeCt'd 10y his new snl sci,ntific mod. Of
IT, atlhE this dist ase. hitch never falls OF u.
fcctlne quick aud radics! care
CURED At HOME.
Persons Ut distance HAY b, 81 RID Al
HOME, by addressing letter to pE. GIBBON.
stating case symptoms. length Of time thu dis
Ease has continued. and have medicine r,,3npt-
ly for~ ardtG. free from damage and CUrlUs ~.
TO any part u the country, with full aLd plain
directions. 81 Inserting Zen Dullals coin, il
register. ritter, through Tie pcstui4icg u
through Wells. Fargo Co; Il varka4. . I ,l.,li-
clA. viii b. forwarded to any lnrt ~ til. Union
c"rreepoIient- " i'll please iL1 Il. Dr. GiJbur
thai they read bi, advertisements III tie AIIEAL
address, DIX. j. r. aiBHDN
HtZ'-iN BOX l!H1. ~1n Francisco.
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sal Francisco. Established in 1854, .cr The
treatment of rt1Ugl and Seminal Discs. such
as GoEoTThea, elect, Structure, syphilis IN all
its ferns, Seminal Weakness, IIupotcncy, etc.
Skin diseases q y,acs standing and Ulcera;. d
- successfully rr.af,u
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NOTICE..


0CiTlDS OF NINE. GENOA HIN
H.. i:is.T.ot. NeVada---\ JtiIr /. i.,reby
Liv.l. that HENRY :. HITCH. &C II Il, co
~ G,rs Of tll,. Iuiu4rg rl.iu-. located and own
ID 10y tie Il log Silver aI.d Copper Mining Co,
situate III 6cIra 5InIug bi>tri.t. Douglas
county y, ya.,a. has tAr'rLdc.i II, thc year A. u.
I-7i the sum 80. -, uty-ils, Uu,iaHS IA --it.d
states gJla CON. upon salt claim, Il accord
sncc with lhc Act vi ton;I,ss, entitled, An
~ to rollut. IL dCvrl,t IlC II the - min
Resources OF i,-t. nit d -tst,s. gpI,E,Ntu May
L.. \. y. ls.2. and that tiie c,-oWn,I> with
said Fitch are required 10 contrihutt thor pro
InrtI,u II TIL Sad aleiidiruTt :. Iu.lue&: You.
Simon Y. Walsh, the sun OF Is ,'nts: you, ttte
" Randi, the sum Of - cents: yoU, William
Burns she sum OF - ccIt-: y,;i. !t1rg- God
frey. The sum ct 81 cents. yuu. John ". Brown.
ll.a suIn at - cents; yul. j"hnatii..n hIttrige.
tho sum Of 81 20; Won. James Il, Of the silu oi
:: uuts: You Louis Ia. tVut She H. - cr;ts yau,
Josiah Mnultou. II ~. yoT. Jos, yh A. c;.tri.,
the sum If - l.. you. O.. J.. Francis. the ~tun
q - ceuts:you. David LOWE, tic sun OF :!
=. Mt: yOu. SaElIt! Theodore, the sun Of -
cents: you. Gardner rllIoft. the sun, Of III
c nte: YOU. the Gt.n.iIStTai o. executor, ~ legal
EeII,t, native If Charles l.. trb, dee, a>gd,
ne SUI, o. - -; yt7l tho aCiulIlStgA ~
.,c1Itor. or leesi rtprc- utaiiVe> Il Gcora, y.
EirLcT-uli. t"ct ed, tllJ # =. c,l:s,-a ali
!, the gold and silver coin al the ait,d State.
sad if IL tx CHriratiIn of 80 day. after the
publication Ct tins n"tict, You or tItier or ycu,
I-iI refuse z continue such prUi'urtIctt
upon .our z,E,r: tl-:., :, and luaEe payment t.
thu undersigned. Inc interest Of delinquent par
ties III the SAID mining claim and Trnp.rl, shat!
and viii nccCInt thu properly ii tlit under
nod wha has Iude the IT., a., l vXUyI,ilfUres.
san Francisco California, February lUth, \.
l.. 1875.
HENEY : FITCH,
80 California ST, ltoClu ,.
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cures t"IancrCs FIST AMI second stays, SORES
the Lc-~ ar HoGy: Sore Lars, Eyes Nose, Nc
Cppl cr-eoIo!ef Elctrhss, syILilitic Catarril.
Diseased Scalp. and all primary for,ns II The
disease known syphilis. iIice, - Fer bottle
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NE"AHH
LAND COMPANY,
s-n Francisco l,,,. Aialns la Co, california.
Title P,Ifsct. Incorporated.

Title P'Iftct- ia"1rpcIatea.
TIE NtWiEE land COMPANY is nov as
srssr ~ aEaps. tire 1UaraniSC JI.rll paid iu
T,,iS tuf,.IaU. vii n prepared IA Ma Il -
take t'.c peo. It y steamboat ard Railroad -
ti'sir taau and lands in uuc cNCJ1-iou which
~iil L. st!us-!i.Ct. I:y T,ferr Ir, L. r1c CCa~t
survey Chart II will he ssUn that at P1trsro
Point frr1t &. VI yysrk. the deep water come
az "a, Uny rhTUcgh the Clanr ! iron. the Pa,i-
t. IL .ht e. Z. Z. l.. rualIi :, i'll direct line
!; .oasn Livernsrre Pass NAL ~ this the ro1l-
sti;E Point lrtWeer all Ir-;S Of tisg nited
S.JtSs- and 10y tC, . water I" ell parts of the
e'uts ard the greatest II FEATURING point 81,
20. i:ar Of >an trsnciscc--Ilenty of water. good
s,-Glste eX.ei,t 1T soil and easy cnn.lunicaIiuH-
THIS lsld viii I've so!i II AuCtron IN April IN
-rsss .,d lots This Company viii soH-1aeno=
rsine 0pera.ior in building. sis-. sooD. For
al; Information, circnl.r-;. nl3f's and suUscrip-
t-Dlt. spI y at tine rtficr u the CoJsraHy. 49,
California street. basement. opposite Bank Of
California. san Francisco.
GHAS. R. PETERS, Manager.
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Puerto Plate, published in the interest Of the
Cuban insurgents.
GENERAL NEWS.


CINCINNATI, Sept 10.-The Farmers Con
venhon adopted a platform demanding the
the repeal of Resumption Act of 1875, the
repeal of the National Banking Law. and
that the government shall supply national
paper directly.
A special dispatch from Decatur, Ala, re-
ports that several prominent persons were
brought there, charged with dealing in coun.
terfeit money. The counterfeits we're on the
Trade, Paxton and Canton, Illinois National
banks in SOS and 20's legal tender notes. and
fifty cents.
ERIE, Sept 10.-The Texas editorial excur-
sionists arrived in this city last evening at
lao from Pittsburg. They will spend the
day here and an excursion will be rendered
them.
SANTA FE, Sept. 1O-Later returns for dele
gate to Congress reduce Elkin's majorities to
such an extent to leave the result in doubt,
requiring the official count to show which can
didate is elected.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 10.-By the granting of
right of way to the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad to the river, the city has removed
all difficulties in way Of getting an unencum-
bered title to the bluff for the erection of
a custom-he use for which an appropriation
was made by Congress.
River fell 3 inches. Navigation between
here and Cairo is becoming difficult. The
City Of Helena is hard aground at Csc ola.
There was a heavy wind storm, accompanied
by slight rains this afternoon.
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STRIKERS RETURNING TO work.

FALL RIVER Mass, Sept 10-The King
Philip Mill running to-day experienced no
trouble in securing non-Union help. The
mass of the operatives are evidently anxious
to return to work at reduced rases but are
controlled by Union men. There is consider
able suffering among the strikers and affairs
are rapidly approaching climax. The manu-
facturers are infexible, but would open the
mills if the operatives would insist on no pro-
yiso.
The organ of the operatives says: 'In our
Judgment the Fall River operatives would
make their point if they would return to
work. leaving the wages question to COM
mittee, and then induce the forty thousand
operatives of Rhode Island to take q months
vacation, following close after the shutting
down of mills in this city. Such a movement
could hardly fail to put up the price Of cloth;
with cloth advanced to rate that would pay
good profits, there can be little doubt that If
the help then ask for a restoration of the ten
per cent, they would not be allowed to come
out on strike.
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FROM THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Sept. 10, Noon.-Baro
meter 20 s.. Wind northeast, light. Weather
clear and hot.
Arrived, inside: Bark Refine des Anges
previously reported outside, bound in. She
draws 19I feet of water instead of Is as re.
ported.
No departures.
The dredgeboat Essayons has not worked
any to-day.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Sept. 10, P. M.-Ba-
rometer 29:70. Wind southeast, light.
Weather clear and pleasant.
Arrived: Schooner Norma, Llado master,
Is days from Tabasco, with a general cargo,
to Avendano Bros
Spanish bark Olympia, Padal master, 10
days from Havana, in ballast. to PUG & Co.
The ship L. L. Sturgess, Linniken MASTER
46 days from Liverpool, in ballast for or
ders, has arrived outside.
The Essayons is at anchor inside the bar.
No dredging for the past two days.
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rooxrrxuEp mon I1Rsr rAeE.J
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Sept 10.-The financial article o
the Evening Echo contains the following para
graphs:
"It is stated that the State Line Steamship
Company is in danger of q complete collapse,
the directors and the committee of the stock.
holders have concluded that any attempt to
carry on the company by borrowing money is
hopeless, and that the only means of avoiding
the total loss of what remains OF the capital
is to continue the line by the formation OF
new company.
They propose to offer their seven ships,
which cost 9462 600 for S255, 600. They
recommend the share holders to allow the
yalue of the stock in trade to be transferred
to the new company, and also to apply for
considerable amount of the proposed supple
mentary that the winding up of the company
at this time would result in total loss OF the
capital invested.
LONDON, Sept. 1O.-The body of the mate
of the Mistletoe, run down on the 18th ult.
by the royal yacht Alberta was recently re-
covered As the body wss found within the
jurisdiction of Portsmouth, another inquest
was held. The jury rendered verdict of 49,
cidental death, but with the rider, that there
was an error of Judgment on the part of the
officers Of the Alberta.
They further express the opinion that q
slower rate of speed and q more efficient look
out would be conducive to public safety.
VIENNA, Sept. 10.-It is reported that the
Pope has instructed the Catholic Bishops in
Bosnia and Herzegovina to use their influence
in calming the people for pacifcation of the
province.
ROME, Sept 10.--A deputation in behalf of
the American residents, both Catholic and
Pretestants visited Cardinal McCloskey and
presented him, as a token of esteem, a COM
Dlete Cardinals dress and a mitre set with
precious stones, together with an address ex-
pressing their good wishes and veneration.
BELGRADE, Sept. 10.-At the formal opening |
of the Servian Skoupchtina Prince Milan in |
his speech referred to the trouble in Bosnia |
and Herzegovina. He said he relied on his |
peoples support in the serious task imposed |
by the grave crises
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RROM HAVANA

HAVANA, Sept Captain General yaln,a.
soda has made important changes in the mu
nicipal government of Havana The powers
of the Mayor have been restricted, and the
Chief of Police is ordered to report directly
to the Captain General
The battalion OF civil guards has been re-
ieved from police duty in the port, and a bat
TALON of veterans from various regiments
with the city police. The Acting Mayor, the
Marquis of Bella Vista, has resigned.
A report ls current that Mayor Zulueta,
who is on leave of absence on account of ILL
ness, has sent a protest to Madrid against
these changes. The headquarters of several
divisions OF Spanish troops in insurrectionary
districts have been removed from country
seats and points on the lines of the railroad.
President Gonzales, of San Domingo, has
suppressed the Dos Asnildos, newspaper OF
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inches and stationary. Weather cloudy and
stationary; mercury 68.
/ EVANSVILLE Sept .10.-River 4 Clio fee
and falling A heavy rain fell this morning
Weather cool
PrTTsBURG, Sept. 10.-River inches by
the gauge and rising slowly. Weather
cloudy.
LOUISVILLE Sept. 10.-River falling slow
ly; scant feet in the canal. Weather colder,
with light rains.
MEMPHIS, Sept 1O.-Arrived: Legal Ten.
der from White River, Cons. Miller from Gin
cinnai. Departed: Scudder and City OF
Vicksburg for st. Louis, Yaeger for New Or
leans and Illinois for Vicksburg.
VIcKsBURG. Sept. 10. - Down: Ouachita
Belle at P. NJ. Up: Bee and barges $50 P.
NJ. The Indiana is aground at Chotard Bend
The river has fallen % inches during the last
twenty-four hours Weather cloudy and hot
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A LAWYER WROTE THIS j.,

slept in an editors bed last pight,
When no editor CHANGED to be nigh,
And thought as I tumbled the editors bed,
How easily editors lie
Exchange.
II the lawyer slept in the editors bed
When no editor CHANGED to be nigh,
And thought as above he has naively said,
How easily editors lie,
He must then admit, as he laid on that bed
And slept to his hearts desire,
Whate'er he may say of the editors bed,
Twas the lawyer himself was the lier (liar. J
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 10.-River feet ant
falling. A heavy rain fell this morning
Clear and cool tonight.
ST. LOUIS, Sept l0-Arrived: St. Gene
We've from vicksburg. No departures.
River risen 20 inches There was a sudden
change in the weather about midnight last
night, when the wind veered round to north
and blew very cold. To-day it is partly
cloudy and quite chilly.
CAIRO, Sept 10.-Arrived: Julia from St.
Louis at P. NJ. Departed /: Grand Lake
tor New Oriesns at 2. Al River 10 feet II
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TERRIFIC STORM IN THE NORTHWEST.

CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-Accounts of accidents
caused by terrific thunder and rain storms in
the Northwest during the past forty-eight
hours are numerous. Several accidents o.
Cured on Lake Michigan; three yachts and
a schooner loaded with lumber sunk, and
large number OF smaller crafts capsized. The
bark Tanner foundered while attempting to
enter the port of Milwaukee, her captain was
drovned
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BULLETIN SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 1875.

in the parish of St. Bernard, by Corporal
Hearsey, who charges Pat with running his
wagon without license, in violation of par
ish ordinance No. Z.
POLICE NoTEs.-A dead mule ornaments
the corner of Front and Common Streets
which ought to be removed.
Nine DRINKS, four disturbers of the peace
and sixteen dodgers were recorded last night
in all stations.
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LEXINGTON RACES.

LEXINGTON, Sep. 10.-The first race, two
miles, for three-year Odds, was won by Me-
gibbons b. f., by imp. bennington. Time
3:40t.
The second race, one mile, colt and FLY
stakes, for two-year olds, was won by vagrant,
Olemence second, and The Nipper third.
Time, 1a51.
The third race. three-quarters of a mile,
was won by Egypt, Gyptis second, Redman
third. Time, 117t.
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, Sept 10.-Money 3@4. Ster-
ling unsettled. Gold active 1I6s@l16i. Gov
ernments dull but strong; new SIS l1S.
New YORK, Sept. 10.-Sub- Treasury bal
nces-gold sS7, 262, 662; currency $50, 20S, 443.
The Sub-Treasurer paid ont s29, 900 on &C
count of interest and 500, 600 for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day 5000, 000
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OPENING OF THE NEW CABLE COMPANY.

New YORK, Sept. 10.-The direct United
States Gable Company will open for business
on the 18th. The tariff ratel has not yet
been completed, but it has been decided that
the name of the place from which the mes
sage originates shall be transmitted free.
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NEW YORK NOTES,

New York, Sept 10.-After the 18th inst.
cable rates by the Anglo-American line will
be one shilling per word from points east of
New York to England and France.
Judge Louis B. Woodruff, of the United
States Circuit Court, is dead.
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ARRIVAL OF GEN. STONEWAA. JACKSON'S
Static.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 10.-The steamship Nova
Scotia, which arrived at this port yesterday
evening from Liverpool, brought Foleys
bronze statue of Gen. Thomas jackson, the
famous Confederate leader, presented to the
State of Virginia by Hon. Beresford Hopsem
and other English gentlemen.
The statue cost $40 900 and will be erected
in the Capitol Square at Richmond, Va, near
the equestrian statue of Washington.
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FOREIGN INSULT AND APOLOGY.

SAN Francesca, Sept. 1O-The steamer
City of Toxic arrived to-day from China and
Japan. Judge Richardson, of the United
States Court of Claims and Commander Lewis
of the United States steamer Atlantic, were
arrested while walking within treaty limits at
Yokohama. The act was disavowed by the
government at Yeddo; apologies were made
and the offenders punished.
Telegraph attaches were attacked by
Chinese mob near Foo Choo
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CATTLE DISEASE.

RHINEBEcK, N. Y, Sept 10.-A fatal disease
prevails among several droves of cattle near
the American lead mines. Nearly all the cattle
attacked have died. 1t is thought the dis
ease was introduced by Western cattle.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l0.-For the South At
lantic and Gulf States, Tennessee and the
Ohio Valley, areas of rain and cooler weather,
with northerly to easterly winds and rising
barometer. followed by clearing weather in
the OHIO Valley.
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M. Robing, an eminent French chemist, an
nounces to the French Academy of Medicine
his belief that life exists only in combustion,
but the combustion which occurs in our
bodies-lke that which takes place in Chin
neys-leaves detritus which is fatal to life
To remove this, he would administer Tactic
acid with ordinary food. This acid is known
to possess the power of removing or destroy
ing the incrustations which form on the arte-
ries, carriages and valves of the heart; and,
as buttermilk abounds in such acid, and is,
moreover, an acceptable kind of food, its
habitual use, it is urged by NJ. Robing, will
free the system from these causes, which in
evitably cause death between the seventy-fifth
and the one hundredth year.
Good pslatable tea, 60 cents per pou nd, at the
Tea Depot, Camp street.
Ants and bees are equally busy, but the
LOT o1,o
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-11

ERIE, Sept. 10.-Cyrus P. Pershing was
nominated for Governor on the eleventh bal
lotyreceiving las votes. Nomination was
in last nights late report was adopted.
ERIE, Sept 10.-Victor E. Piolette was
nominated for State Treasurer on the third
ballot
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-11
FOREIGN MARKETS,

LONDON. Sept 10, Evening. Sugar, spot
22s 6d@22s IS; afoat 2as Ga. Tallow 4Ss@
@4Ss Sd.
LIVERPOOL Sept 10, Evening. Yarns and
fabrics at Manchester dull, and tending down.
ward