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Titcomb'S Liniment

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stables, and where large numbers of horses are
provided tor, and where there is liability to The
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AS A HORSE LINIMENT

us UhtquaIIfu,
OFFICE KENNEEEC LAMP Il LUMBER Co.,
AtGUsTA, Dec, 1874.
Mr.. l.. ii. TITCoMB.
Dear Sir: Having used your Horse Liniment on
teams in the woods and at our mills, for two or
three years past can safely recommen nd it to be all
you claim for it, in the cule OF Cats Calls Sprains
Scratches, &C. Sc, and the best preparation OF the
kind we ever used, valuable to have at hand as an
immediate application saves much pain aud suffer
ing. IRA ID. STUKGIs,
President X. l.. i L. Co.
Get Bottle OF Titcomb's Liniment at once and
Try it upon your horses, and II rot satisfied th II
the money will be refunded.
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PARTRIDGE BROS,

Keep Snlphite of Lime for Preserving
Cider.
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SEC. -. An5 sheriff OF ttler returning
ofhccr failing % neglceiing y peHonn th,
duties required Of him III preceding seciion,
shall forfeit and pay two thousand dollar,
70 be recovered in the Superior Court of
bis county by any person who shall sue for
the same. aud moreover be guilty Of mis-
demeanor, and, upon conviction thereof,
shall be Imprisoned at hard labor IN the
Stale Prison for twelve months. SIC. 10.
That tie Secretary Of State. % the FIRST
day after permanent organization cf the
Convention shali be elfectcd. shall At II
N. transmit the said sealed returns to the
presiding officer of The Convention; and il
Cor any cause there be 10 return from any
county o. the State. or if any return Be De.
fce,ivc. proper return shull be compiled
and had in any manner that the Convention
may desm best.
SIZE. "a. That when the returns from ~
the counties are properly made aud ID pos
session OF tie presiding officer Of the ton.
vention, he slall. ~ The presence OF ma.
jOri,y Of the delegates. ogep and publish
tho said returns. the result ol which. 10 de.
elaTing the power Of the Convention. shall
be implicitly obeycd and conformed TO.
SIC. Is. That The following proposition
shall be Submitted 10 tho people that they
may restrict or not restrict the Convention
hereby called as 10 the same; the former
of which shall be understood rs expressed
BY the votes " Kostric,ion.' the latter by
tbs votes !. No Restriction. given and pol.
led at tho time and IN the mode herein be.
fore provided. to.wit,
I. AZ 10 Home sfsod and PersohdE Pro-
pety Exemptions.
2. Al 10 Mechanics and LaDrs' lien.
o. As 10 Rights " AtaTiaf Women
no,c secured 10 Aem..
except that the Convention may enlarge
them, or either Of them. in any manner
4, As % Potctr of tuddfay oay oelc,
u term ofcDfce aosg erisiiaJ oSfi Tiiiei. "
held " ririae n any election.
or q,poiTtment under Ne eSisfipQ Con
siitaion of u,is Sf,,fs. 81.
Sic !. iG, That each and every qual6es
voter Of iIis State shall be euti,fsd 70 cas-
only one ballot nron lhe question a I Re
strielion' Of ssNe kestricticp.' and ihis
whether 10 tho affirmative or negative, shall
Be taken to eoAprehcnd aud embrace On.
express said ciestor's wish as 70 esvh ap'
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EARAcHK.

Perhaps some mother may thank the
household Cor MY remedy for earacbc. l
iake piece % salt pork. say an inch or
mose long and half en- inch sqhare. cut
dow6 one end 10 iit the eaT. and insert II.
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mid Convention as hereinafter provided

for.
SEC. 4. That the Governor shall at the
time Of issuing his proclamation to The
sherilfs as aforesaid. forward COPY thereof
to the chairman Of the several Boards OF
County Commissioners of this State. to-
gether with Eve copies Of this net, upon
the reception Of which the said various
Boards ~ commissioners sllall make the
necessary arrangements incumhent, upon
them for the said election IN accordance
with law. And the said Board Of Com,
missioners are hereby required to publish
sal proclamation with this act in some
newspaper nf thcirc cheice iftbere be opo
in their county. until the day OF election,
and ii there be 10 newspaperin their coun.
", 70 post copies Of this act and said
proclamation ut the court house door Of
their county.
SEC. .. That the existing laws Cor the
election Of members Of the General Assem-
bly, shall control and regulate the election
herein provided for. except as hereinafter
amended. ~
SEC. 0. That tho election Law Is
brought forward in Battles Reyisal
chapter ffty-two. shall for the purposes Of
this election aud for no other be ainehGed
as follows. to-wit:
SEc. Z Of said chapter shall be amend
ed by striking out the word July in sec.
ond line thereof. and inserting-----;
Strike out the word 'seYenty-twO 10 third
line Of sald section, and insert seyeHty-fye.
SEc. s shall be amend ed by striking
out the word July 10 eight line thereof,
and substitute and by striking out
August in tenth line Of said section,
aad inserting 10 lieu thereof tie word.
SEc. 1. Amend BY striking out the
word July IN second line cf sid section.
and insert t----. H 8 w
SEc. 10. That ,he sheriff of each county
shall fnrnish before the---day in---.
each delegate elected from bis county with
a certificate Of election under bis hand and
seal. afi t sev Il
SEC. n. That the sheriff or other re-
turning officer of every county shall. on or
before ihe--day O., *. ID. 1875.
transmit by mail Or other safe mode. IL
sealed packets. directed to the presiding
oihccr Of the Convention. in care Of the
Secretary Of State. statement Ct ihc num-
Der Of votes east 10 his county scr Re
striction and for No Restriction with
the majority for either. which statement
shah be as follows, or in some similar form.
to-wit
sTATEoF NORTH CAROLINA,
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CARRIERS ADDRESS.
' CHRISTMAS 1874

CHRISTMAS 1874.
An old Divine il Scottish laad,
Uprising in his pulpit stand,
With kindly grace and reverend air asI
Pour d forth his simple soul in prayer.
He prayed for all the aeighbors round,
That they with blessings might abound;
He prayed for every heathep cline,
Where ne'erAwas heard 4 Sabbath eAime i
For those who gather meath the Steeple,
And then for all the wicked people.
Who lightly treat. IN various ways,
Both Sabbath laws and Sabbath days. \.
Aud having thus in prayerful round
Viewed everything above the ground.
Deem'd that 'twould be but kind and civil,
To give one small prayer for the Devil.
iiaying has Christian act in view
We fain would have you do 50 too.
And beg you.ll give tie ..desil" his due.
No odds how weary be may be
With setting type industriously.
Or giving them an inky face
That you more readily may trace
The many items rare and new
Which. every week. they bring TO view;
Yet when the news is once arraycd
And isir Record 81 Il made, st
How brisk be hurries from bis stand
To place copy in your hand.
Tis true he never stops to tell
(And no more does the dinner belly
What bill Of fare be leaves behind.
On which you may regale Jour mind.
But you're as sure as is each sinner
Who hears hell. that there'sa dinner,
And you vouIi be as much put out
AZ he would Be. 70 govithout.
tAfter he heard the cheery chime
Your mind would be 10 anxious mood
And pine ss bis s,ompeh would for food.
Yours Is the pleasure. his the pain;
The labor his and yours the gain.
lie for your mind hath rang the ehimcsi
Nov keep the score for him 10 dimes,
The old year nov Is past its prime
And soon viii take It's leave Of time;
OF floating on the Ocean vast
Whose wastes have swallowed up the Past
And good folks an arrangemenis make
For the accustomed ..Irish Wake"
With which mid gleeful. joyOrs Din.
They welcome merry Christmas 10 T I
Making the Old year blitbe and gay
Until he yields to New Years way.
And 50 when al your hearts are glad
With the good things that may be bad.
Leave no, Jour weary friend to pine,
But. like the lcutLy Scotch Dirns
| Think il both Cbristisn-like ahd civil
| To give kind thought 10 the Devil;
Backed BY such bounty, that be may
Wish for Christmas every day
On which. your kindness % recall
A MERnY CHRISTMAS TO YoU ALL.
Il
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ROMANCE ASD REALITY. lady
read The following paragraph in a paper |:
a young wife once cured her husband of
disposition 20 absent himself from home AZ
nights BY providing good dinner. aud say
log 70 him afterwards, George. fyou find
a sweeter, spot than home, describe !, TO
me. ard Twill rival Il IL I die ia the at /,
tempt A hiss md few tears completed
the victory This lady tried the game M, on
he husband lle wasn't melted a BIZ; lie
merely said When you can yet the boys
70 come here and smoke cigars and talk
politics and yon SET up keg Of lager.
you can count me IN. Tlike the company
u the boys. do" Our lpdy saw that SEN
timent had no siEse, on him. SO she did't
throw horself on bis neck snd hug and set
biz paper collar with tears; but She iouk a
soucef and drcd i al us head and followed
it,up With acnP. end ended by singing a
alsh OF strawberries on his shirt bosom.
Since Thai tpnc be has been an exemplary
husband. Yet he does mcm very anxious
lor her 70 visit her dear mother IS often as
ionf Of lise times week. 81 asf
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Constitutional reform, that whatever plan
of action is adopted may be begun with
harmony OF counsel and pursued with uni.
ted efforts. Z" Divide and conquer" has
been the maxim of tyrants from the begin
ming. United the Democracy will stand,
and with its success are linked the best In
fterests Of the Country. And, as you have
called me out, Il feeIitto be my duty 70
'speakmy mind fully and frankly, and
therefore, while I suggest that we hasten
slowly that we may 60 surely toward tlie
great end OF Constitutional reform; and i
would earnestly appeal u all patriots to
stand together, and anderno circurnstan-
ces to permit themselves 10 be divided
from each other by minor matters, but
ever to keep In view their common mis-
sion, the deliyerance ofthe Country from
corruption and oppression.
With high regard,
am truly yours.
JN0. w. CUNNINGHAM. I
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sTATEoF NORTH CAROLINA,
--CouNTY.

I.-------. Sheriff of----county.
do hereby certify that at the election held
IN said county on the question Of Restric-
tioa or No Restriction at the places ap.
pointed ~ i.v fbr holding said election on
the--day o.. A. ID. 1878, ----
votes were Folled fcr Restsiction and
------votes for No Restriction. Ma
jority for -
Given under NY hand this--day af
-. A. ID.
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NOT GUILTY..

NUT bUlDI1. -
Some yerrs ago en lrishman was knock
"a down and robbed. lie accused n man
Of having committed the robbery; in due
time the case came up for trial. The lrish-
man being upon the stand, was crossed ex-
aminsd. after having sworn positively 70
the guilt Of The prisoner, BY one q our
keenest lawyers. and something Ike the
faIIowihg was tie results You say that
ito prisoner az ne bar was The ufan who
assaulted and robbed you?
.Yis.'
WAS il moonlight when the occurrence
took place 4
Not bit svit.'
WAS il starlight !.
Not whit L wssso dark that you
could not hare seen Jour hand before you.
Was there any light shining FROM any
house near by?
Not BIZ ~ house vas there any
where about.
well, then. IL there was no moon. no
starlight, no light from any house. and .
dark that you couldn't see even your hand
before you, how are you able % swear tba,
the prisoner isihc man2 Did youseo biml'
why your Honor, shen the spa.Peen
struck NE The Gre few out IN mo cye q
bright that you might have seen 10 pick W
a PIN you could be jabberr
TIE court, jury. counsel spectators sx.
ploded at this quaint idea. and The priso'
ner was declared not guilty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-01
APPLICATIONS roR PArHNf.

This claim l. bounded en- the north and east
By the mining rround u the JnliA silver Mining
Conpany'u mining els lin, and was located by
W. 1. Judd. the nd day Of January, is1t, aud
r,cordcd In Book q OF prescriptions and locs-
,lans. page 81. % storey county records. In
virginia City, Nevada.
Reference l. hereby made To tho plat and
feld notes on nlc In this once, and To the plat
pos,ed upon tho claim, for further description
ADoLPiIUs wAfrz, Reeistsr.
IA. stephens, Attorney, Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-01
NOTICE.

nrFIcE JUSTICE MINING COMPANY.
~ Merchants Exchange Bailding. san frsn'
cisco, Fsbruary Is. is1s.-tn accordance With q
rc~olatiou adopted At q meeting Of the Board
81 Trustees of this Justice Mining Company,
held this ia, q special mcc,in: % the stock
holders NJ sald company u hereby called. the
sane to be he'd 81 the once OF the COMPANY.
No. g Merchants Exchnn;e, san frsnei-co,
California. on the EIGHTEENTH DAY of
NARcu, 1878. at the hour or ~ o'eloek r: n.
of sAid day, To take into confederation and dc.
sids upon . proposition "a increase the capital
stock of said company nom two million one
hundred thousand dollars C~t7.ioo.uooD. divided
Into On ,Uo0) twenty .orc thousand shares oi The
par vaias of one hundred dollar. each Che
present capital stock, Into tt1 ,ooo.o.ol t~cn.
iy-one million dollars, divided into ,si0.uM
two hundred and ten thousand shares oi the
par value % ono hnndrcd dollars each.
X. HESTRES,
JOHN r. HILL,
TiloS. u. WILLIAMS.
r. Y. SMITH,
n. Il. BOWIE.
Trustees.
Jas. q. KENNEDY. Secretary Justice Mining
Company. icts III
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APPLICATION FOR PAIGRT.
NOTICE No. sGs.


TT \. LAND oYfICE. CARSON CITY,
u. N.vais. February 81 ieta-Nctice !.
herrby sivsn that the soltLetn Cross Gujd aud
silver Mining Company corpotatlon organ
izcd and existing under and By. virtue
of the laws of the State of California,
anil fo-tofioc address at san Francisco.
California, hss. by ". X. Judd. it, supctin.
tendcn,, and a stakeholder therein, Who.
place OF business and ~ro-lo1icc adircs. I. In
Virginia civ. Nevada, this day made APaliea
tion for patent ior rvc tundr,d and two Tan
linear q II OF the southern Ctos- Lode. h-ar,sa
gold ard silver. and called The Southern Cfoss
todd and Silver Mining tonpsny- claim, sit.
uatc In the told linl Mining District, Storey
coanty, state of Nevada. the cane extending In
A northwes.stly direction from post No. Ia
lo-t No. 3-sa linear feet along the line 81
said ledge, vein or lode. and embracing the
same with all it- Dip, rrurs. snelc- and yaria.
tons, with surface rround 1--WE hundred and
nftecn (5isIfcet In width. aud descrihcd in the
plat and Geld notes on die In my ONCE a. fol
lows. to wit:
B-yinnibg at post No. 4. uhe .ame being
identical with pc-t No. 10. of The julia silver
Ninipg Company'r y. y. Snrvcy No. so. stu
siei on esstsriy slope, Immediately cs-t Of the
vat. Y. X. track. and whence bear the V.
4 i. X X. tunnel, north ~ dc.rce- east, de
tant about rs feet. the qnartst .sciisn conner
On the north line % section -. Township ~
ncrth. rsnrs q east. Mount Diablo nnerid an,
tcar. north j i.src,- one gusTter west. distant
af's iect. and running ifon said past No. I.
first cour-c-we-t es>gt feet tn poet No. ..
Thence. second c-ouI-c-south I dcsr,e 81 nin-
atss east sez ieet Ia Iost No. :, thc1cc, third
eour.e-es-t SIS fcrt Ia poet No. 4, thence.
@,rsh e~car.e-nerth degrce 81 minute. wet
~ JEST IN po-' No. ): thence. nnb eourre-
north 70 degrees one quarter ~s-t Az feet tn
poet No. !. tho POINT d beginning. containing
eSioo Acres. embracing the top or spex oi
rh., t.x... - ~,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-01
NOTICE.

NJoTicE II HEREBY OWEN TO c. NOW.
IN cry, q. Haymen. J. Cook. Z. fansoni l.
Jamc-, \. W. whitman. \. stoddani, W. Miles
Tor MIchaels). j. Flesley. and all Others whom
II msy concern. co.owbcrs IN INA, e.lea'n mih.
Lead, and Rough aud Ready Company. situate
on ihs wet eide Of Grizzly ~Iiavine. 0cld I'LL
Mining District Storey County, being two
thnussnd feet In length. and located April tOih
inO: That !, ]. q. Caldwell, . co-owner. have
done work and labor npon SAID claim from
1874. amounting To the sun oi Two Hundred
and Eighty Dollars In gold coin. required ~
Ire kef Of oonercss OF May 10th. is1s. The
AMOUNT ene nom each Of the pcrsons ADORE
named, being Thirty onc Dollars. And yon are
poii6ed that unlers the ZANE IN paid silh,n
ninety dsyu. your respective Interests will be
scsreited under the provisions of raid Art.
&c. CALDwE ELL.
gold mn, Jan. 9th. is7s.-Jsii god