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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-18
FOREIGN.
The American Team.

DUBLIN, June 1.-THE gentlemen COIN.
posing the American team have bser
elected honorary members OF the principa1
CLUBS.
Bill to Improve the Tiber.
ROME. June l7.-Gariba.li's bill for tbs
improvement Of the Tiber passed.
Passage of the University Education Bill. :.
PARIS, June 1.-THE Assembly passed
the university education bill by majority
nf fifty four votes. An amendment of M.
Paris was adopted, providing that degrees
be awarded by a board of examiners tr.
consist half of State and half of free prn.
fessorH This is regarded as victory for
the Ultramontanes, as the free professors
are clericals.
Educational Reform.
LONDON. June 1.-THE Times saws the
French University education bill as
amt nded, makes changes of immense i'm.
portance 1t gives the death blow to a sys.
tenn OF educational despOtism under which
secular and often skeptical body has
hitherto shaped the higher teachne o:
young men who filed the professions anL
made the laws of the country.
Additional Failures in Aou,fou.
Several additional failures have been m !:
ncunced. mostly East India houses, Tbs,.
is a general feeling Of dsquietude in bus;.
ness circles.
The following additional failures Of biz
dlscornters are announced: Young. BOrtb.
wick n Go. John Anderson e. Co. and y.
c. Fowler. The liabilities of Young. Bor,h.
wick Il Co are stated at $l2 500. 900 and
those of John Anderson e. Co. at $40 600.
zoo J. G. Fowler's liabilities are not know.
vet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-18

San ANTONIO, June Il, 1875.
The Indian scout under Colonel Shafter.
that was to leave Fort Concha on the twer.
tieth instant, has been stopped temporarily
by orders from headquarters. No reason is
given. but it is generally believed here that
the scout will be abandoned and the troops
ordered to the Rio Grande.
The men who stole the stage horses and
robbed the stage at Leon Springs. eighteen
miles from here, were overtaken by citizens
and after running fight one of the robbers
was mortally wounded and captured. as
were all the horses.
A dispatch just received at headquarters
from Washington states that . vessel of
war has been ordered to the mouth of the
Rio Grapde. s.
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WASHINGTON.
The Negotiation with the afou,

WASHINGTON, Juno 1.-THE instructions
for the guidance of the Sioux commissioners
are nearly completed at the Indian bureau,
but the Commissioner of Indian Affairs an
nounces that they will not be given 10 the
press. at least not until after the commits
eloners are engaged in their labors. He
hopes to have the negotiations effected with
out the interference Of such outside parties
as followed the Indians to Washing ton, and :.
therefore. deems it prudent to withhold the
instructions from the public.
Personnel.
The Secretary Of War returns from West
Point Saturday.
Treasurer New will be here June 25.
Portugal Don't Want Our Potatoes.
The State Department has advices that
Portugal has forbidden the importation of
potatoes from the United States.
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Democratic Corruption in Cincinnn,

A special dispatch to the Chicago late,-
Ocean. Of the fourteenth, from Cincinnati.
says:
The investigation into the management of
the waterworks, which has been 10 progress
here for the past two weeks. has borne very
severely on the ring Of Democratic office
holders that have political control of the
city. 1t has shown up a system of general
loeseness and downright rascalsy in the
management Of the public funds that has
surprised the people. The treasury of the
waterwoiks seems TO have been drawn upon
At the sweet pleasure OF the ring. Over
$4,000 still RENAME TO be accounted for, and
nearly an equal amount has been returned
most deeply involved are Mayor johnson.
Chief of Police Snellbaker, who was an
for the mayoralty. and two Demo
cratic waterworks collectors. Republicans
hero believe that the effect OF the dis
closures will be to place the city in the
hands Of the Republicans next fall.
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MISCELLANEOrS-
democracy and the Elements In Ob,.-.
The storm unrOofs the STATE Hon.~
and the Convention NOminn n .. M,u,.,,,
AlHan.

1
| The storm unrO0fs the state HounS- :
and the Convention Nominal tes William,
| Allen.
| COLUMBUS. O., June F.-An couptiee
are represented.
The hail storm tore off part Of the roos
OF the State House while the conysnti.s.
! was in session.
The convention nominated Williarr
| Allen for Governor. and Samuel +. Cay,
tor Lieu tenant Governor.
The Miners all Gone to Work.
| WILKEsBARRE, Pa June 1.-THE officer.
OF the Miners Association of this regioe.
| met .'lr. Parish las: night and gave tbei,
| official sanction to the ARRANGEMENTS nj
ready made in regard to the resumption q.
! work. To lay they issued orders fo I'M.
| men giving them permission to 90 to work.
! On Monday the most OF the shafts of ih,
| Lsh'gL and Wilkssbarre Company mil, b.
| started.
The 1.ocusts Passing North.
AT'HisoN. June 7.-Vast swarms Of H.
! custs are passing north. Their general
course seems northwest. But few Of st.v
pe.ts vemain in town.
crop Prospccts.
hs?osts from five -sxths Of the State
pI.lnisc immense CROPS.
IL is estimated the Arkansas valley v;v:
produce 1000, 900 bushels of wheat. and
Northwestern Kansas as much more in .yr-
barley and oats.
DnmnGe by the Storms.
ST. LOUIS. June 1.-THE WIND. rain arr
hard storms have greatly damaged ,l,r
crops in the central portions of the Ssats.
There are reports from Lexington aud Ia.
,,aset'e counties OF the Appearance of sn!l.
''onS OF toads and gras-hOppers.
Southern Interests Indefinitely J,osru.,,An-
PHILADELPHIA, june The G,estinu ut
u bureau Of International ;mur.vementa
submitted by the Mobile Board OF Trade.
was indefinitely postponed. Tho Miss;s.
tlrpi 'evees. submitted by the chambe. II ?
Commerce Of New Orleans, Was also ipdeh.
ni.ely postponed.
Cheap Postage and Specie Paymenea.
Tue B'ard Of Trade adopted resoiu.,,a
inemoralizing Congress to restore postspt.
I" Its tom status. 4 resolution favo-,nc
an early specie payment waA adopted oz
- to :.
Heners TO Rishop Wood,
RishoD Wood wa. invested with The .,.,.
Hur:, 70 day by Archbishop Bailey. T'h,yh
~as d vast crowd at the Cathedral Tl,s.
a'esi"Pisccpai residence and adj AGENT str.st.
were beautifully decorated. The ci4rp, .s.
.e'n',e'i at the old Summary building. COT
nee "f Eighteenth and Race street. A6.
mission TO the Cathedral was bv ticsets
bshops Elder of Natch.z z. Lynch .f Cha,;.s.
,o". "lnlnlan Of Mobile. and Gibbons <,s
HtA"ond participated. Three hup4rnE
ci.rsy1nsD present.
Important decision IN AdmiraI,,.
Ia fhe case of the collision ,,f ,h., s,. nm,
ship fonawanda and schooner II, G. I:isie.
de!i the court decided that the steam .1,ix.
was wholly to blame and must bear afs,
loss. some $1,000. which falls op the SoYthxsz
Steamship Company.
Alabama Editors in Cahhda.
MONTREAL, June lz--The Alabarr. Sc.
torial Assoclatiop arrived here and aas.
left for Quebec.
sheemakers Out Of WON.
Five Thousand sboemakers bav. -. ~
JooHrnuED on 1ou11A 1xo0l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-18
4 Pleasing Incident.

It 10 pleasure to notice in the Bator
Rouge Grand Era an account of the very
gentlemanly manner in which Senator Gls
and his lady we're treated while on board the
champion steamer Il. +. Lee. 1t is almost
needless to say that both the Senator and
his wife are Of dark complexion. The
following is the extract:
On the last down trip Of the Roher: T..
Lee, Senator Gla and lady were aboard.
and the Senator desired to send his wife up
Red river to see some Of her relatives and
the captain of the Lee was kind enough to
hail the Bart Able and put Mrs. Gla .bord.
The public can rest assured that they will
receive the best of treatment ON tho Lee,
be they " hite or black.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-18
THE BORDER.

The Texas Horse Thieves Pursued-O.~ sr
Them Wounded and the stolen Stcrs
Recovered.
GALVESTON. June IA News San Ant.
MO special says that five robbers of Leo,
Springs. who last Sunday proceeded 70
Comfort and took two horses, passed
through kerrville about noon Monday.
taking two more horses. Captain Schreiper. :.
OF herrvlile, assembled u few men of his
io'mer minute company, and gave chase,
tie came up with them forty miles aboy..
kerrvllle. and demanded surrender, They
replied by firing at the minute men. and
then took to the brush, on foot. leaving
their horses. Scbreiners men also fred.
w"undins one rObber. killing one OF the.
stage horses and capturing ten herses.
The wounded man is said to be MORTAL,
nur'. mo minute men express confidence
in catching the balance, who are stranger,
to this section Ne<'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-18

SHERIFF's SALES AT AUCTION FOR TAXES
Attention is called to the sale. at auction
to be made this day. at noon, at the Mer,
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
street. by the sheriff Of the parish OF Or
leans. for city taxes. Of improved and
vacant real estate. For particulars and
terms see advertisements.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-18
lBy Telegrsph.l
PasS.a.l'Outre.

Pass s-A-L'OUrRE. June l6, 1875.
70 Captain C. W Howell. Corps Of Engneers
United States Army:
Depth Of channel at extreme low tide,
fifteen feet. Least width for that depth,
100 feet. High tide at 5 A. NJ. to-day
Height above extreme low tide. two feet
ak inches. Depth OF channel at high
tide, eevensesn ieet six inches. Memphis
ON the bar drawing eighteen feet six inches.
Could not move her this morning.
C. H. ELWELL.
Master of Essayons
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-18
BUSINESS CHANGES.

NOTHCE.-OFFICEM MERCHANTS STEAMBOAT
IN Company, Brownsville, Texas. April 26, 1915
By mutual consent of the parties concerned, Cap
tain H.K. HA2LETT has this day withdrawn from his
partnership in the Merchants Steambbat Company
Of Bro ownsville. Texas, and has further interest
in eaid company, in the steambGats Jessie and
Andrew Ackl-y. The undersigned is alone author.
!sed to contract obligations for the company and
Steamboats above named
WILLIAM KELLY.
Manager Merchants Steamboat Company.
Inns
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FOB BENT.

CMAII4 FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
- RENT-Three rooms and kitchen, No. 469 St.
And rev, between Rampant and Franklin streets.
Rent very low to q responsible person that can
give first class security for the prompt payment of
rent and safe keeping Of the furniture. None
Dt her need apply. je8
A NY GENTLEMAN DESIRING A
"A pleasant room rooms where there no
6oarders or children, in q quiet neighborhood, in
the central portion of the city can find the anne
by applying early at No. 234 st. Charles street,
near st Joseph. ap27
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WHOLE NUMBER 2521.

lowed in 1861, and Sswanhaka severs.!
lengths behind.
The races will be concluded to morrow
when several fine contests are anticinateS
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INSURANCE.
1IVWENTY-6IXTH
ANNUAL. STATEMENT
~erscRyr Virtual INSURASCR COMPANf

S0'ss ,rpI pIen,'I,s 20 1s1s ''' .Ao ssss,.67 :s
karnsd premiums, less reinsurance and
pe,uTn premiums. s'o,Ao'
fire marine and river iesses $l% SAB -
Taxes, expenses, rebate in
UeV Of participation. less "a
;pxa at Sy,NS SJ-II3 uOS 81
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BY TELEGR APH.
col. sHAfTeR's EXPEDITION ABANDONED
Troops Probably Destined for the
Rio Grande.
War Vessel at the Mouth Of the River
4 FIGHT WITH THE HORSE THIEVES
One Wounded and the Plunder Re.
captured.
SAN Ayroryo Suoo

ispecinI to the New Orleau, RenubIic>p.
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$62,l33 II


capital stock. net pro6ts............ s62 1's IL
Tofas assets. *oio 'oi 81
Srbe Board of Trustees resolved that after pay
pc the annual interest Of ten per cent en- the cap
;tsi stock Of the company that di~sdend OF
THIRTY PER CENT be paid in casL oo and after
A.. ,nrrsasnti, dsy Of June next TO those parties
insurinc gita the company entitled to sacsSSe the
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-31
Cured at Home
JUST ISSUED.--THE 20Oth EDITIor
 M A W H O O D.

N. D., &c., &c r Medicai Essay on the cause and cure of rrsu,nu, oecine m man, showing how health lost and hov ,- gained It gives eieur synopsis of the impedimsnh h marriage. the treatment nervous and physical dst;,, exhausted vitality and all other diseases apper,,j,;.. thereo the results of twenty years successful prsc
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
 CURTIS ON 'MANHOop."- There is no mem Der of ,s.; ety by whom this book will be found useful vh,tssr he be parent, precep,or or cergyman-[Londo Tina
 CURTIS ON MANHOOD This book sbould he rs.xh- me young for instruction by the afflicted for relief xI injure no one- Medical Times and Gazette Priee-One Dollar. by mail or exprsss Address fl. San Frandsco, Cal. ..nI7v,
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-31

For information as to the amounts of Corn Meal and Homny required attention is invited to Instructions to Bidders"
 Due notice is to be given by the Post Commissares contractors of the amounts required and time of each de- livery.
 The articles to be supplied under any contract made in pursuance of this advertisement must be products of Ar the adacent country
 Samples of the Flour Beans Corn Meal and Hominy to be furnished early practicable with the bidders and the contents plainly marked thereon.
 Prices must be stated in United States currency. Separate proposals for furnishing each of the articles at any post or all of them at any post will be received proposal may include all the amounts each and cry post
 The right is reserved of accepting rejecting any bid may bs deemed best for interest of the United States.
 Proposals must he accompanied by proper guarantee sigred by two responsible persons that within ten days aer notification of the award of the contact contract shall be entered into good and sufficient bend will be required from the party ta whom any contract is awarded and also certificate from the Clerk of the County Court magistrate that each bondsman is worth that amount Each bid will be accompanied with copy of this ad vertisement and Instructions fo Bidders
 The contracts to be subject to the approval sf the Div ision and Department Commanders.
 In of the abandonment of a post, the contract to terminate for that post.
 For detailed information, copies of Instructions to Bidders, advertisements &c.. apply to the Military Headquarters Santa Fe Chief Conmssary of Subsist San Francisco Chief Commissary of Subsistence, Prescott and any post in Arizona
 Bidders invited to be present at the opening of the bids.
 the arIcss and addressed the Chief Comnissary of Subsistence. Department of Arizona Prescott, A. T.
 JOHN D. WILKINS dec294 It Col. sth lnft A. C. C. $.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-31
N o T lC F. |.

U 6. LAND OFFICE.
 PRESCOTT A. T., Nov $ leIa) Ed,cdrd c. Donohuyh and Henry 4 Easfnan; n; By Commissioner letter dated Oct. T. 1875, Homs, stead enrrv No I2 of Edward C. DoBohugh. for Nta F and F of W |. section IS. township " \. k' w; and preempnou declaration No. 37f of Henry 4 Eastman for F. of section ls township l7 N, k3 " held for cancellation subject to appeal witn days from the date hereof
 nov5d6O VIM. \. KELLY, Reghsrh
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-31
M UleS for Sale.

Messrs. Ruggies < Drew doors north of the MINER office, have pair of fine American mules for sale t low figures.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-31

\ fond To those who suffering from the h VuI us and ndiscretions of youth, nervous veal early decay loss of manhood &c., will send p- cepe that will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. The gress remedy discovered by missionary in Sauh America
 Send selt addressed envelope 10 the REV JosErH T. LYMAN, Station D. Bible House New York City au27n3
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-31
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The copartnership heretofore existing between tne u dersigned under the firm name Of Hufcnis"n 0 in"s wa. dssoved by mutual consent the 10th day cf De cember 1875.
 All pares indebted to the late firm will plssss nsAs payment to D. c. Thorne. ,
 Prescott A. T.. D C. IHOkNh,;.
 December IT. 1875. w. w. HUIChiSo-
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-31
Potatoes for Sale.

s. c. MILLER & BRO. have for sale, at their Pres colt ranch Potatoes in any quantity that may be called for dec34
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-31
MEDICAL.
To the Unfortunat..

NO. 623 KEARNEY STREET. copr,, " Cotnmerciai, San Francisc-. niys.s M trance on Commercial Street. Estahlishss =
 1854. for the treatment of Sexual and Se,.:.as Diseases sach as Gonorrhea. Glert s,--.A
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-31
S U M M Q N . .

In Justice Court Prescost Precinct. County Of is'S Territory of Arizona
 JAMES DAILY PfH-, rs. CHARLES PRICE, De"- n, Tsrritory of Ari-ona to Charles Prios; Ton are hereby commanded to appear before me office in Prescott Preeinc, on the issh day o ne Is7e ., m ocloek a m then and there t0 snsws , , complaint of James Daily plaintiff for hny nve sv and ipopres. upon an express contract or IudEn ..x default will be taken against you for sAa a"'"'T costs. .r-h~r Given under my hand this 2oth day Of DscsT9"
 4. D. 1875. HARLEY n CAs ,-s;,et
 Jus,i~. sS th. Peace in and for said f'ec''S- dec2ff4
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-31
N or IC F.. .

During my absence from this date, A. s. Haskell will all my business. All orders will receive prompt attention. GEO w. CURTIS.
 Curtis Mill Dec. 3, 1875. de3t4
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-31
LEGAL,
S U M M Q N .

IT. S. LAND UFFICE,
 PRESCOTT, A.. T., DECENBERl IT, lsia To tac Atlantic GHd Pacific R. R. Company: The following Preemption rash entries vz:- No es made by Alfred s. ClOugh December % 1874 Covering B. F. of \. F. l. section 36 twp l5 NR2W snd lot No and F. of W sec. 3l twp IS R l W. Settlement made October lst 1868. Survey December 1871. No. G. Joseph Brdger. December %. 1874 for Vt of & | sect 36 twp F R. W and lot No Of Nsf sect Is R4 w. Settlement December 1883, sufvsy December 1871. No 72 William A. Darring March go 1875. for sWt of F. sect and s E ! of W sect 3 and ta F. and E of x W sect 10 twp Is R3W. Settlement November 1871.
 The tracts in the odd numbered sections were withfnSn March l2 1872. for the 4. & ]? R. R. Co Seitlsnent having been made in each prior to survey and vn drawal said entries have been approved by the Hon S Buriett. Commissioner q. L. O.. subject to an sppesi within 60 days from the date hereOf
 WILLIAM \. KELLY, dec F Gods Register
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-31
: U M M Q N $ {.

In the District Court sor the third Judicial District County of Maricopa and Territory of Arizona
 Gordon A. Wilson, Plaintiff against Byron W. Smith, Defendant.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting te Byron w. Smith the Defendant above named =
 You hereby summoned asd required oaPpear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court the third Judicial District in and for the County Mricopa and Territory of Arzons fur the specific performance of agreement made snd entered by and between you and the plaintiff m this acon whereby you agreed that upon the payment Of the sum of twelve hundred dollars by the plaintiff you would make execute and deliver to him good and sufficient deed of conveyance to certain real property mentioned and described in plaintiffs complaint; and to the complaint filed with the Clerk o this Court at Phenix, in said county within sixty days after the first publication of this and serve copy of your answer on G. H. Oury at Phoenix.
 And you hereby notified that you fail to appear and answer the complaint above required the plaintiff will take judgment against yOu by default and apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said complaint and and disbursements in this behalf expended
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said District Court at Phoenix this first day of December D. ls15
 J. w. SHOEMAKER, declode0 Clerk of the third District Court
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-31
Proposals for Subsistence Stores.

HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF ARIZONA
 OFFICE CHIEF CoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
 PRESCOTT, ARIZONA, Dec l5, 1875. SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be receiv- ed until l2 o'clock M, Thursday. February g. 1876 for furnishing all the Pork, Bacon, Flour Beans, Homny, and Corn Meal required the different posts in the De pertinent of Arizona (eXcep Pork and Bacon at Camp Apache during the year commencing July l. 1876, and ending June D. le77 such less time the Commissary General of Subsistence may direct.
 The following amounts approximate. The con tecter will be required ts furnish all required whether more or less:-
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-31
LEGAL.
: U M M Q N s |.

In the Justice Court of Prescott precinct Yavspa Conn ty Arizona Territory. IT. H. Cartier, J. P. The Territory of Arizona to John H. Pierscn and James Stewart partners doing business under firm name of Ca foruia Arizona Stage Co. You hereby commanded to app~ar before oce in Prescott Precinct ou the third day February, ls76. a 10 o'clock A. N then and there the complaint of Barr H. Armstrong X June partners doing business under firm name of Ann strng June Painis for fifteen dollars for work done and performed or judgment by default will be taken against you for said amount and costs. Given under my hand this third day of December A. D. 1875.
 HARLEY H. CAMPER,
 Justice of the Peace in and for said Precinct
 decl0 itns
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-31

IT is a fact worthy of notice, that with the exception of Schuyler Colfax and Hanni- bal Hamlin, all the Vice-Presidents are dead. We have not solitary ex-President living.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-31
Y OU NC MEN

Who may be suffering from the effect of youthful fol-
 lies or indiscreton, will de we'll avail
 of this the greatest boon laid af the altar of suf
 fering humanity. DR. SPIHnEy will guarantee to Sor.
 feit SOO for every case of seminal weakness or pri
 vafe disease of any kind character which he under takes and fails to He would, therefore say to the unfortunate sufferer who may read this notice that you are treading upon dangerous ground whea you longer delay in seeking the proper remedy for your complaint You may he in the first stage; re. member you are approaching the last If you are bordering upon the last and suffering e all of its i'll effects remember that if you persist Ia pro
 crastinaOn, the time must come when the most rkiL ful physician can render you assistance when the
 door of hope is closed against you: when angel of mercy can bring you relief In has the Doe. | tor failed of success Then let not despair work upon your mag gnatioa but avail yourself of the beneficial results of his treatment before your beyond the reach of medical skill, before grim desth hurres you tO prmature grave. Full of treatment $500. Send money by Post Office order or Express with full description of case.
 Call or Address DR, A. B. SPINEEY, Oc29yl No. II Kearuy Street. San Francisco.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-31

PATENTS issued to Arizona inventors for .he week ending Dec. 10th 1875 furnished the MINER by J. Nc. c. Perkins O., Pat ent solicitors 513 Seventh Street, Washing ton, D. c.
 To A. c. Pickett, Jr.. Yuma Depot, for King Bolts forming universal joint with axel and bolster.
 John J. Hill, Hayden's Ferry, submerged tide and current wheels.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-05

DOCTOR THOMAS treatment of Special
DISEASES of the GENERATIyE ORGAN,
has been without parallel. 1t is based purel
upon pathological principles. is perfectly
safe, speedy and permanent in its effects.
never for a single hour preventing he patient
from following his daily occupation. but on
the contrary impsrting to the nervous and
muscular systems with astounding rapidity.