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THE EASTERN RAILROAD NUDDLF.

THE EASTERg RAILROAD NJ'DDLE.
A few days since Mr.. John Cummings OF Wo.
burn, well known director Of the Eastern Rail
road, resigned his position on the board. Bos-
ton Herald has interviewed him ard clicits
many matters Of interest. lie first undertook to
learn of the financial condition Of the road bul the
Treasurer, Mr.. Parker put him Off ask ing aim to
wait until the books were made up lie had heard
thai. President Woodbridge had a salary Of S20,-
900 year Mr. Cummings was put OFF respecting
this matter, but at length found that the Pres-
dent had $4,000 from the Eastern, 5000 from
the Great Falls & Conway, and 5000 from the
Pisa r.. making the comfortable sum Of $20,-
600. AT the request Of MI. Cummings this pay
iny of $40, 900 was stopped in June. but Nj.
Woodbridge had been paid to August at that
time. E
The following are Mr.. Cummings remarks as
given by the Herald
In July last, in conversation with Mr. Wool
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-27

An Englshman Wal Boosting to Yankee that
they had a book in the British Museum which was
orce owned by Cicero. ooh, that amt nothin', >
retorted he Yankee; ain the Muscum in Boston
they've got the lead pencil that Noah used to
cheek Of the animals that went into the ark"
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Personal NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that al! officers, sailors
and soldiers, wounded, rupt.red or injured in the
late rebellion, however slightly, are entitled to q
Pension, and thousands of pensioners entitled
to an Increased rate. Apply immediately through
Dir T.. Il. JACKSON,
Late Surgeon, United States Navy.
No.l \. ~ Chambers ST., New York. oct29-spil
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Sa.liOgsi's iiasiical Cure
Is Lycala and C9asti:uaioEal Remod

+ q LJclIl and C3As-ltuaoIaI heAI9-ty'
IoCN-l,e,auseit l. app.irl directly 10 e seAt
OF disease. The n2Aal pas~a?rs, ~ IN .Hui ttiJ n
where ii acts, instantly c,taiiug tire heal o. uuc
Gus accu:uU tad-. ~ s:,t pat Hltd Noteiie-s'
sUbluiag inilumiai.; o. and slaGu;.N dry lag up
the discharge.
observation-disclosures it is iakeh 'a;t u. lily
where lfq is AIcraliye and reso,vent properties il
,ur.Grs lie Blood OF the acid poison always present
~ Ctiarth, keeps ahc pores open, the ska moist
aet healthy. gives tone to the nervous forces, ln-
moves the appetite and enables ;hc system, by its
now eIful tome iudaonce. TO completely throw oil
the disease.
Each package cont ms TreaJi g On CataIlh aud
Or. sanfcra'7 Improved ln!lailns Iabe. Pilcc
sId0 Sent prepaid TO any part OF the United
States fol 81 - For ale by Druggists every where
WEEKS It POTTER, Boston, General Agents.
a7gUsc SANFORD'S JAMAICA GINGER !or
CRAM ami Pains, Colds and Chlll9
oc iG lmMSS
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SrTFOIK s.. T., -, i "a.
Then personally appeared lse san, Dc"S. r
DinsmOIp. aGd M! de oath IN 1 en- lJteSotnS edlt
ment by h!m subscribed = true.
Before me, II ~ > mo - -
Justice OF The Peace.
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Renne's Magic Oil.
Used outward or inward it revcr does harm,
As sure Il you're faithful at works like Il charm

Use RENNE'S MAGIC OIL for Headache,
use kENNE'S MAGIC OIL Tor Toothaehe,
Use RENNE'S MAGIC OIL lor Sprains,
Use kENNE'S MAGIC OIL for Neuralgia,
Use 1:ENNa'S MAGIC OIL Tor Catarh,
Use RtNNE'S MAGIC OIL for Collie and cramps
Use RENNE'S MAGIC OIL for Cholera Morsps
Use RENNE'S MAGIC OIL for Kidney Complaint
sold by all respectable dealers in Medicine.
WM. hENNE SONS, Proprlelors, Pitisied
Mas. aug20.t &wly
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IlaiIu .lIe0ncber sOuynal
TBE PUBLIC sCHo0L QUESTION.
AUG L 81 a.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, Oct. 81. 1879.
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gggt7sc SANTUKDS j NNIAION UINN Fl
Cramps ami Pains, Colds and ChlIl3
oc iG .lmW&S
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
RIrsINE.s ENIRARRAssNENrs.

Assignments were made yesterday by the
following dealers william E. shuz. dealer in fruits, at
No 263 WashingtOn-st; James H. Stevens, shawls, at
No 65 Grcene-st \. g. Spauilng * CO., provisions,
West Twenty-ninth-sti william +. Bovine. dealer in hay
and feed Al No 2J6 Westst. kTanskOpf & Gunscn,
dealers in notions, at No. 3S3 Broadway, sold out
at sharlds sale An assignment filed yesterday with
tho County Clerk by Theodore l. Harding. Jr to TEeo
dore l.. Harding.
4 meeting OF the creditors OF A. s. Herman K Co.
dealers in wOolens at No II Whitest held ycster-
day the office Of Isaac Day ton, Register in Bank
ruptcy, at No 322 Broadway. The claims filed amount
to 100000. The following are the principal cred
itors: Hardt & Co, $5il5 40; j. l.. Butze
5000; Low, Hartman ~ Co.. S4,793 G7; Forst
man & Co., S4.776 IS Paudng Swift & Co..
$!A21 II; Haines, Bacon & Co, Sl,430 05 ;
Gains, stitt & Co, $1,000; Harding, Colby & Co.,
93sO2 - Abraham sDeyer $3.50. Joseph II. Low,
A. d. fulard. and G.. X. Colby, the Committee APP
pointed 70 examine the books and investigate the affairs
Of the firm made report recommending composition
the bnsis OF 30 per cent. This proposition
cepted.
meeting Of the creditors OF Iahrop & Engs flour
merchants Of No l09 BrOad-st, held yesterday be-
fore Register Dayton at No. 322 Broadway. order
to show cause why they should not be dischaT gcd III
bankruptcy. Only creditor. the IrynS Mutual Bank
at q meeting of the creditors of Henry w. Mason.
broker of Wallst., held before Register Williams at No
Warren-st yesterday, no objection made 10 his dis
charge.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09

est in barring tho road of England to the East oh
the other hand, all tho powers concerned IN the
Eastern question-Turkcy herself excepted-may
accept this as notice that England has secured the
thing essential to her. and that she may not feel
called on to interfere in tho disposition OF the
rest What she has acquired is, indeed, nero
interest in a commercial undertaking. but IT pledges
her to protect that interest, and to fight anybody VINO
threatens it, The Suez Canal can now never DO
closed to England so long as England romans
great power. That her determination has long been
taken that it never should be, do not doubt but
this is the announcement of her determination 10 all
the world the hoistng of flag which can never 80
down but in defeat and irreparable disaster. AS
such it is probably the gravest political resolution
she has taken since 1915. o. W. B.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
ARREST OF LIQUOR DEALERS.

sEIzURE on CHARGES or RECTFNNG SPIRITS
WITHOUT ICENsE-IMPRoPER ENTRIES on PUR-
CHAsR5
Collector Blake's officers seized yesterday
the store of Wellington Kidder at No. "a Broad-s On
the ground that they carrying on there liquor
business In violation OF the Internal law. Mr.
Wellington confined TO his house account Of sick
ness and has not therefore, Mr.. Kidder
was taken Commissioner Shields who beld him in
50 900 bail for examination. Wellington & Kidder
accused Tie complaint OF almost every possible viola
ton Of the Internal Revenue law but the specific charge
upon which the Government expects hold them Is that
they rectGed spirits without having license to do
Charles Elliott and II. NJ. Rufburrough. who en-
ployed 10y Wellington 4 Kidder, and charged with
spring with them to defraud the by rectying
spirits without having a recfor's license, also
rested and held ia 81 900 bail each for examination
Wilson IIagerman. also employed by Wellington Kid
DER ana charged with like ofcnse, discharged on
his own recognzauce. The examination in these cases
wil take place Friday.
In the United states District yesterday, bar
res OF whisky claimed by Il. H. 1skce were forfeited 10
the Government for alleged violations oI the Internal
Revenue law.
LIQUOR dealers At no AL West Thirty Cbars scd
with not making proper entries Of oir purchases,
held yesterday in $1,000 bail each by Commissioners
Shields. -
small dstillery In active operation at No 1872 Film
ST., which is directly in the rear of the huhd
in 0c01pe the BoSras RoSTa 81 hSep
hcIeer asss,ei ~ Deputy Collector i. X. HaHUy who
is attached Supervisors Office. Tnc si Lad a
pac ~ Of about 200 gallons, aud vas found IN charge
car.hy. At nrs, no attempted to escape, lat
empsy ipn ho Vsi. she'd. and adsniity Of ruH
ao.o 70 nd GU tho enises. The waoie is valued AZ
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09

offering resolution which was unanimously ahopten
thst the Chairman should appoint committee o, ny9
persons with power to add ~ their number u shouu
be found desirable 10 confer with the chel fnhDegers
of principal ines and SEQ what rolcf can DO op'aheo
from the evils complained or" A..
C. W. smith OF Wright Richards Il Co referred To tno
heavy carriage expenses In tins city Ho SAID the aus
elimination gainst New-YOTk was not universal ne
had recently presented the Boston rates to two of the
largest shippers ~ this country, ana tey DOM sam tno
had favorable rates over the NcW-1O 1OTh Ithih'
He would suggest that II smart man W0uId take tho
trouble TO the effort no could get rs cheap rao
from here IA elsewhere. Last Winter however ,ps
streets Of New-YOFk in such poor cobdlDOn anu
20 badly bockaded that his firm had been conpeed 20
ship largely Boston, and he had doubt te sie
would DO the again this Winter. Another dnouit
freight from Liverpool direct at less figure than III WIS
possible ship it If first consigned to persons IN NYW
York The terminal charges Philadelphia ana aitl-
more were much less than here and this he thought "s
one of the principal difficulties TO DE removed .
Col Baker President OF the Cheap TRANSPORTATION hs-
ISOLATION said tho trade began to leave TINS ci '1 & &
timOre about three years ana Oly ytsteruey ~ A.
u letter from an old customer In the west saying no
should hereafter be compelled TO send his gram 70 BAIL
more, the freight was cheaper ana telni ,is aim
Guilty could be remodied at once Cen e. " DO9Io spoh
the needed reform in freight rates ana ciosea Dy %,
ing q series OF resolutions expressive oi .no @ ha
prompt action upon the subject Among these "eFo no
RSs"tsld That in our efforts immediate relief
sympathy ana assistance Of any OF the railroad Orgaltons
which may cooperate with u.s. and pledge DurS's ~ -
pBirOnile the utmost aOiy IN pi"o'o"o
all other competing roads. -. t.oA,r,
Rssored That committee OF seven zone rom eo ,s
branch o trade far possiYel be apponss y. r,
sentiment and action OF this meeting 70 lhe yaVs -
oraions, and 10 communicate tnef reply " nV HUI
chants nj such tay date may DO decided upon. 49,, -
K.soped That II necessary mess meeting Of ms msr
chants Of NouI representing all me interests W
called without delay TO tako more dehno actoD uP'" VII"
Mr Arnold stated that the committees would he ap-
pointed in due time, and the meeting hpOuncu s"9oo'
%
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
BURGLARIEs AND TUEFTs.

Capt. Robbins Of the Twenty-third Precinct Po-
lice made full report the robbery tho schooner sas
Brancd several days ago and yesterday Inspector ore ot
Capt Brue who accidentally shot BY tho ward Tues
day commanded the sOhoon which lay of tie foot o one
hunJre,! iNteoath-st. tho morning question.
and i've river thieves boarded the schooner.
The leader VINO was masked Oapt Brde 70: drink Il
water The captain conducted him into the cabin voa the
thief put pistol his head Capt; Bruo slang into d
Joining staeroom occupied by friend iouis Boosa The
Of the gang ovepowero The ant then they tean
vooso After they had seouro t1oir boot, to}
about tn leave vessel when aargef
musket loaded with 1oasao ~ he 4orr of Tho aEd
Killed HIM The other thieves then put Ont 'ho Fights and.
dragging the body Of their eador after thc hei with them
on Tnes,ay nght burglars attempted break into tho
hosiery John ioggs ~ No ~ Hudson a. rcy
upon the roof by Oi ladder. aHd Ncr pDiny IN
with lives tho second hoOr uf tte Luidmg. tho
bu glars fed, esv is behind thyr aori a .n" llahy
nom john AZ. Knowles Chsf ot POice q" 'oydouce. A. l.,
requysiuc the esi Of william Namllif saMci
charge o having stolen 1uantiy ~ 'ing. vEu'l 40
Defective Dunn arruz.Ni tiaH.pu afi Jus
dee Morkan rrmalded the prisoner iocc central
the arrival oi he oioer- fIon ProydsDo..
Patrick Caron adcck hand Ou tho % boat cores r0led
tho Leonard street Police station hat sunday 70 !'
upon the sidewalk IN wets Frankn ~ and While ss
lay helpless he robbea OF silver watch and 10 .
IN. soie ~ James MtPhlpS at No tS CAtnaIlhos s ws
robbed on Tuesday night Of case containing - ir'
II roubs Police Court Yesterday Joseph welsh was
arrAnod charge of roDbng Charles Muf W
81, on Tuesday night lie wa- caught !" "'' N@ " ~
$1,000 required. -, .,,,,.. -. ....
Mrs Kerrissn a widow with nyo small philren wss com.
As.S or .t Ia Ja1So C5 Y az kss s -s 20 sns
OF her childron,
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
RIVALRY IN OCEAN TELEGRAPHIYG.

1t was stated yesterday afternoon that in
formation had been received from good authority that
the AngOAmerican and the Direct United States Cable
Companies had decided to limit cable words TO 10 eters
the rs of January next, except in the case OF
names and addresses. Where words sent contain
than 10 letters double rates will DO charged The repre-
sentayes OF the companies in this city had heard nothing
IN regard to the matter last evening Mr. Or0n OF the
Western Union said he thought he should have heard
something about IT, II such thing had boen seriously
contemplated In regard to tho controversy between
the two companies in England to the prioo to be
charged for words he said there bad been at tac
agreement at the time the Direct Cables wires
paired that the officers OF that line should charge uniform
rates all messages. IL has been alleged that the
Direct Cable Company has violated this agreement by
making contracts at reduced rates with persons who had
large amount OF business with the Company. This
charge hr Ortou did not think had been denied and this
be understood wa1 whnt meant 10y the recent dis
patch from England regarding the controversy between
the cunpanes Mn OrtOn added that II the expe
great difference itr the coat Is concerned favor
the persOn who sends long and frequent messages
ludced the difference between the cost Of hye and
twenty words IL 50 little that t IS difficult 10 estimate
H. Btl the Anglo-Amorican Company had decided to
make uniform rate all messg ges, to which the
other Company aSscnted AZ the time.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
CHESAPEAKE 1ND ONO RAILROAD.
PLAN FOR THE PURCHASE AND REoRGANIzArIoN OF
ThR COMPANY.

PLAN FOR THE PURCHASE AND REORGANIZATION OF
TiE COMPANY.
A plan for the purchase and reorganization
of the hesipeakc and Ohio Railroad Company Vs iust
been issued by Of tie prysct holders OF the first
mortgage bonds IL is proposed to purchase Tie prop
erv under decree Of sale obtained under both the six
per cent and per cent mortgages New securities
VIII hen De issued as follows: First mortgage bends,
payable 80 yeas after date, with inter st at SIN per
cent. in gold SI7.G0O,COo; second mortgage
bonds. PAYABLE 10 years aftcr date, with inter
eat at elk per cent, in currency, slOOJOOOO.
n &, provided that Oh Sl50OOOO0 of the first mortgage
bonds the interest the first three years shall De pd
u first preferred stock the fourth year. thce per cent
In gold aud the Gl year four per cent IN gold, the
balance In each case being payable IN first preferred
stock thereafter the interest to be paid in full IN gold
Ie second mortgage bonds be payable for the rs six
years u second preferred stock in the seventh year. two
per cen; in currency and four per cent in second pre-
sorrcd stock; in the eighth year four per cent in cur
reuey aud per cent In second preferred stock there
after in currency The first preferred stock to Dc
Untitled 20 dividends at the rate Of seven per
cent per anuum, and the second preferred stock
ri e rato Of per cent The stock to be issued
+, TIC amount that outstanding. Each holder OF
the present per First Mortgage bonds is to receive
cent IN the First Mortgage bonds, ana 10 per
cent In the new Second Mortgage bonds Each holder OF
tap ucseut per cent Mortgage bonds s To receive, IN
exchange therefor, l22 per cent III lhe new fst Mot
gage bonds. 700 per cent in tue new second Mortgage
bonds and 1924 ucr cent IN the second Preferred stock
This plan II is stated docs not increase the aggregate
Stan ling 1t is stated that TIE plan has been examined
during the past few days by 6OnyTepiesentnX nearly
~ oO0 900 of be stock Of lie COMPANY all of whom.
4, thought will give their assent TO the scheme The FOL
lowing appended 70 tie circular as holders OF
first mortgage six por cent bonds Richard lrvin A. A
Low, John CastIee, C. NJ. Fry, c. i. huntington WIN.
Whfewright Alex MdsteTton, David stewart. Jonas q.
Clark Charles Burkhater. Fisk ~ Hutch.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09

The Typewriter, which was advertised at
such length III yesterdays Tribune has passed beyond
the stage OF experiment II IA manufactured In the
bcn STYLE hy the Eomng gtOns. Iion. 5 exceedingly
compact and clever piece Of mechanism. and really
suits pIniBg. IN ordinary letter form. trbe faster
tLan tie writing could be done by hand. Persons VINO
giyo time no--h II IL bocome expert probably
ysito onr-.pi. than IA rapid LChian C0ries
also - iY nal Rates & iasraC. 1 "a tisin-
sgcnis. have AK, .ho agency Of IL in tiiis q j.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
NetprOhts
s843.623 ~



The amount required for two quarterly dividends OF
two Der each IS II 3Jl 200 urductny winch from
the profits for the hall year leaves balance OF 9iOl
Jsl 80 Deduct for siX months utcrcs on tlc bonded
deDt aud sinking fuud accriEg during the same pc
Iiod $Z75,OO0 leaves net balance Of l2o,1ol 30 Inc
profits for The current hall year over the
same perod for s74 s $9l15l 4S In view Of the fore
gOinx statenents the ESccuVc Committee rotOiuuend
the adoption by the Board OF Directors of the follow"
ing;
ings ~ months tuIing Dec 81 De ard the sans IS
hereby declared payable on thr l'ih cy ~ January eA
1i,ca TIa or The purpose OF such dsilend mo- Stock
books O'Clock lhc an rtcu o tt Ipth lhst
aud be rtorued IiUiniu % the Ift Oi January.
lie Committee report tLat iurtIci i,4etiCh OF
the EXPENSES Company Is e. DE- ciiccted ~ carry
ing out pan recommended by the President, whereby
fe compensation pay able tO all OcoI and employees O
C0iupany 10 be reduced ON ana aer inc st dy o
January Oh a sliding scale, from % 10 per cent
WILLIAM ORION, President.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
RAPID TRANSMISSION OF THE PRESIDENTS
MESSAGE

The Presidents message was telegraphed
from Washington Tuesday by the Western Union Tel
egiaph Company Ia Just 81 minutes. Forty minutes
from the time at which the document delivered into
tie nands Of the Washington agent Of the Associated
Press tIiIsssiOu II Has delivered to the oyoning
newspapers. IGls icaf OF toeSrdphS Is sald 10 DC I'M
uaIallrtd.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
THE sTEAMsulp ANGLIA UNINJURED.

Messrs. Henderson Brothers. tho agents for
the Anchor line Of this city. state that thoy
have received n private telegram from their Glasgow
ru announcing tho arrival at MOye of the Anglia. with
y '.isr uuiuurcd aud wJhout any damage. Tho
port That aho had ic.t tho propeller va. mistake.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
MEsTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

WESTERN UNlON IELhuhAl ii 'OSli hNi'
STATEMENT OF EARNINGS FOR SIX MONfiIS-DIVi-
DEND OF TWO PER CENT Observation-Disclosures
TO Bg REDUCED.
The regular quarterly meeting OF the west
eru Union Telegraph Company was held at the Com
panys office yesterday at which the report given below
was read and accepted The resolution contained in the
report was adopted and the reduction inSaarles men
toned approved 1t explained that the percentage
of reduction will depend upon tho amount OF the snlay
now paid the largest percentage applying to the largest
salaries
The Executive Committee submit the following state
meut concerning the operations OF the Company Tor The
months:
The gross receipts for ths quarter - 49, -.
tntod sept. 80 were ............ 80 l'SoS 10
Net profits s3O3,l'O 10
The gross receipts for the current
quarter ending Dee. 81, inst tesi
mating the December bJaincss) ..... -.
I.1D.,,ses ......-.. ....-........ I,6J4,5sl ~
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09

about So 600 Mccarthy taken before Ccmmssioner
Shields committed him to Ludlow street Jan in oe
Iault of Sl 900 bail
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-15
DELINQUENT SALES.

Americnn Flag MIL and Mining
Com pany.--Locstion Of principal plae. ,,o .,
business, san Francisco. californis-Locs,i.on
Of works. Ely Mining District, Lincoln nn so unon
Inc following described stock. on account o'
assessment eNo. 81 levied on the 10th day OF No
yember. 1914. the several amounts set opposite ~,
the names Of The respective Shareholder as ioi-
No. of No. OF
H.nos Certificate. Shares. Amt.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-15
DELINQUENT SALES,

Raymond 4 Ely Mining COMPANY.
Principal place of business. San Francisco,
California. Location of works. Ely Mining Dis
trict, Lincoln county, Nevada.-Notice.-Th
are delinquent upon the following described
stock. on account Of assessment mo. - levied
on the Sd day Of November. 1874. the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respect
i've shareholders, as follows:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-15
DELINQUEN SALES.
u.n, and Hunt silver Mining Com,

HUM and Hunt silver Mining Conn
pany.-Location OF principal place OF business.
san Francisco. CaliiorniS-Loestion OF works.
Fiy Mining District, Lincoln county. Nevada.
-Sotice.-There is delinquent upon the follow.
ing described stock. on account Of assessment
mo. lOl levied on the Gath day Of September
1874 the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. A. foiN
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-15
$l,5OO REWARD !!

NOE0 REWARD FOR THE CAPTURE
DZCO and conviction Of each Of the three
men who robbed the Salt Lake stage on Hatur.
day, the Gath day Of October.
MO6O REWARD FOR THE CAPTURE
WZOU and conviction Of each Of the three
men who robbed the Phoebe and Hamilton stage
on the 26th day Of October, 1874.
oc2S.tf WELLS, FARGO / co.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-15
HOWARD INFIRMARY.


suffer and Bush, San Francisco, are open
from 10 AM. to Pm. and Pm. toe PM
ar FERDENANDERZ, N. D., LATE Ex.
Nl aiming Physician Of the Massachusetts
Indrmsry, Boston. The Doctors popularity is
duo tn his success In the treatment OF all
chronic, nervous and scrofulous Diseases such
% periodical insanity, venereal prostration,
loss Of physical and mental tone, decayed ma
ture or impotency, barrenness, and all other
diseases Of the physical and mental system. pro-
duced from natural or unnatural causes. in the
old or young. Particular attention to the lungs.
liver, kidneys and blood. Dr.. F:s peculiar
vegital eQusfixing trestment ia both internal and
external. Cancers, tumors, removed without
cutting or pain. Patients Wishing to remain IN
the city can be accommodated. Persons consult
the Doctor gratis. Advice to physictans on
cases OF their own, % usual, IS. All who have
failed under the normal treatment consult
with confidence DIR. +.
Sundays, from IL to 2. p. o. Box 1887.
Naturalization to alldiseases Of the b!adder.
womb. etc. seW-iyr
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-15

And in accordance with law md an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the Fourth ~
day Of November. 1874. no many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock ~ may be necessary will
be sold at public suction, At the auction house
Of John Middleton a. Son. No. $40 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, California, en- Monday,
the 2sth day Of December, 1874, at the
hour Of ono O'Clock p. m. Of such day, to psy
delinquent assessments thereon, together with
costs Of advertistising and expenses Of the sale.
WILLIAM WILLIS, Secretary.
Ofiice-Room No. II, Hayward's Building. No
419 California street, San Francisco, California
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