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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-30

The wife of Socrates was said to be O great
scold. Had her husband furnished her with
Renne's Killing Magic Oil to cure painful
toothache and headache, she would no doubt,
have been one of the best women of that age, and
prevented him from being homesck.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-30
Musical Notice.

expect to be In Augusta the first Of April and
will attend to
Tuning Pianos.
Orders left at J. Frank Pierces Book and Music
store
mar26-tlw NC. M1LLIKEN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-30
Personal NOTICE.


All officers, sailors and soldiers, wounded, rup
turcd or injured in the late Rebellion, hOweve
slightly, can obtain Pension by addressing DIR.
b. j ACKSON, late Surgeon in United States Navy
No. 4, New Chambers ST., New York City. Con
mnnicatiDns promptly answered. Octl9-s n y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-30

A HARD WINTER-WHEAT SOMEWHAT DAM:
AGED-ToBACCo AND THE NEW TAx-SECEs-
SION BELIEVED IN AS A PRINCIPLE But NOT AS
A POLICY.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-23
Cared at Home.

Persons af distance may be CURED At
HOME by addressing Letter e. DIR gTBB0N
stating case ~ mt ms, length 81 tins the
disease has CONTINUED. and have medfc.n ,
promptly forwarded free r. IN am &c ard
curiosity. with full and plaiu directions
Rheumatism. Fever and Ague. Piles. and
Eistula, permanently cured; o' no charge
Persons writing to the Doctor will please
state the name OF the paper they sce this AL.
yertiscmenf in.
b. inclosirg ten dollars coin. In registered
letter, thr ugh the Pust-oi8ee. or through
Wells 7 rgn and CO., - package ~ MEDICINE
will be I rwaTtled Ia any part ~ the Union
All communicate IN strictly nficn,isl
Address br. !. r. GInB0N f23 Kearney
street. corner II Commercial san Francisco
Post-oiiice box 1857. Remember to put Bon
1857 On the letter oef ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-23
Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emissions. the consequence 81 self.
abuse. This solitary vice or q Pr we'd sey ual
indulgence u pTac' isfd by the youth ~ both
seyes to an almost unlimited eNte' / producing
with unerTing certainty tho fol- wing train ~
morbid symptoms. unles coTnbated by ~cifn.
tiic medical measures. viz. SstlI0w sourtc-
nance dark spots under the EYES. pain a. the
head. ringing in the Gays. noise like the rust.
ling II leaves ani tlr' rafting ~ chErin's.
uneasiness nbout the loirs. weakness # the
limbs. confused vision. blHn'ed intellect. IS
OF confidence. diffdfnCo In Apr aching
strangers. dislik toform rew acquauisuces
disposition To shun sucigty. loFs II MEM ~.
hectic Pushes, pimples aud various eruutIons
about the face furr fcpggr. ftid breath
coughs. cousumI tinp. night swe ~ m 10
mania. end frequent insat ~. II relief be
not obtained. shoGlt apply imrresifaify
either in person or by letter. and have cure
effected hv his mw ard scientific mode a
trsting this disess@. which never fails a
eifecting quick and radical cure
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-23
It's Females.

when female IL In trouble or afflicted via
any 81 the diseases peculiar e. her ger. ffe
should 20 or write NJ once 10 the eeltbfatsJ
female doctor. W X. Doheriy, at his Mediea.
Institute. and cousrli him shout her tnnbles
and dls.ase. Ictno iAisc dslieacy prevent you.
but apply ir Brdiatti ~ and ssYe yours i IRON
painful suffering and pr mature death All
Married Ladies. WlCst delicate health or othef
circumstance iteNtih IN Increase m ther
famiIi,., shuu!d write or caJl IT " h. poher-
tvs Medical Institute. and they viii receive
every possible relief aud help. The Doctors
offcts, consisting u a suite Of sia roohs, afs
:, arranged that lie can be consulted without
fear Of observation
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-23
Administrators Sale.
Notice Of Sale of PERSONAL Property.

NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
IN pursuance of an order pf the District
Court of the Fourth judicial District OF the
State Of Nevada. made on the 10th day Il
March 1878 in the matter Of the estate # y IL
LIAM & AaIaIRRRR deceased. the ul1dersisn-
ed, administrator Of the estate of 81 i'll dereas d.
will sell at tblic auction, to the highes bid
der. for cash. geld cpin Of the United States
On WEDNESDAY,. the 2ith day Of March.
1878, between tina hours OF IL O'Clock 4. n
snd O'Clock p. NJ, at the residence If G.. l..
Phippany. in Paradise Valley, Humboldt
county, State Neyada-the said residence II
saii PlippsGy being tn last residenee.of the
said deceased the flowing pers nal prop
erty, t. wit: six horses and their harm s.
two wagons. one saddle, oIR bride. ten tens
OF hay. eight sacks of barley. one pair h.lf
blankets. cns whip, one half box su 1ar. one
bake oven, one irving pan. one pair az boots,
nineteen bales OF hay and one half-box can
diea
Dated March the nth Isis.
DAVID NEIARKFY.
Administrator Of the state Of William Kalu-
meref, deceased. ulhlI III
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
Assessment Notice.

NAKf,AND GOLD AND SILVER MILL L
" Mining Company L ication of works,
Indian District, Humboldt c9ahty, state of
Nevada Location OF principal place OF blsi-
meas, Oakland. Alameda c.unty. California
Notice is hereby give L, THAI AZ "a meeting of the
Directors of said company. held on the 18th
day of March, a. u. ISIS. an assessment OF
Twenty-Five Cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock IF the corpur.ti IA. payable
Immediately in United States gold coin, to the
Secretary. vt the ofhce of the Company No.
ais, Broadway city Of oakland, Alan da
sounty. GahsDrnia
Any stock Il ION which this as essment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day of April. 1915,
will he deiin1u Tt and Advertised FIR sale al
public auetio4i. sui anless psymeat is made
before, will BE- sold ON SATURDAY, May / :.
1915, to psy the delinquent assessment, to-
so:her with costs of advertising aud expenses
g Of sale.
JOHN AMES. Secretary.
Ofice - 95S Broadway, Oakland Alameda
county, California. mht5 oawtw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-23
To the Afflicted.

DIX. W. r. DOITHRTY returns his sincere
thanks TO his numerous patients for their pat.
ronage, and would take this opportunity 70
remind them that he continues 70 consult. at
his Institute. for the cure If chronic disease
Of the Lungs, Liver. kidneys, Digestive and
Genlto- Urinary ORGANS sna all Private Dir.
eases VIZ: syphilis In all it, forms and stages.
Seminal Weakness and All the horrid cons.
quenccs of Scl6Abuse: GouorrhHa, elect,
Strict rcs. Nocturnal and niuraal fmissiolt,
sexual Debility. Diseases % the Back AMI
I.olrs Inflammation 81 the BLADDER and hid
neys. etc. and he hopes that his long experi.
rnce snd eflrces-fal practice will continue 70
insure HIM a share ~ public patronage. BY
his rrt ~ffcv III rEany years IN Europe and tho
TINT II states. he il enabled 90 sppiy the HoSs
efficient and successful remedies against DIS
eases Of all kinds He u~es no Mercury charas
moderate. trrats his patients IN correct sa1
honorable way. and has references 81 nnqaes-
tlonahls veraeity from nitn Of known 'espeeii-
bility and high standing In society. All pariies
consulting him. 10y letter ar otherwise, VII
receive the best and gen;les. treatment and
implicit secrecy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-23

II CAiIAGHAN. HAVING Supplied
70 the trade Of the Pacific Coast with thvs.
celebrated Yeast Powders FIR the past ten
y ars, would caution the pul lie against spu
rl'us limitations, as none are genuine unless
-, eNhLA'hAN > signature il ON every can
We are also pattirg mp su,erlor artielr az
'ALiA6HANS BRAND 81 Cresm Tart I
IN IN Very style # package. Also. "CALIA.
HhANs BRANDS II M.Carb soda md IXi
Saieraius, which We ofrer At | west market
rates. Also on hand and FIR sale cream Tar.
aat Of3Stnis IN casks. pure ground Cream
Tartar nibulk, Enllish rt.Calb soda in tegs
ID CAiLAGHAN * co,
FACTORY aud Salesruum III Front street, r. L.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-23
Notice to Creditors.

HESITATE OF WILLIAM K lAIAtHRER. =
81 Notice is hereby given by the under
signed. Ad aiaistrator IF tn. Estate of WI
liam kammerer. deceased. 70 the or, titor,
OF. and all persons having Gains against
tho said d cea Cd, ~ exh bit them, VI. IL
ths Necessary vlnshsrS. within ten months
SITTER he iirst pub ieari IN of this sotio t.
the sai Administrative. at his rc-ideaca On
Sec md street. opposite the DIX, ling nous.
OF AK. Vice. III "a town % W.unemueea
Huabsldt caulgy, STATE of Nevada
ID. MEL kRKEY,
Puala Administrative for the coaasy Oh Hum
bpklt afores-i1 VI
winnenI lcoa. March Q. 1875 mh9 Oaw NV
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-23
SperInatoYrh0a.

Or. DoHTRTY has inst published an linP ~
,a1lt pamphlet embOdying his own Vt ,.s,,;tv,
experiences in relation to lmpoienst % naa ~
being a short treatise on cpeimatoiiHs Ia
:, minul Neashess, N,ryous and fhs Am,
biity consequent On this Affection, anu ''A
Disease Of tho sexual Organs. ...
This little work contains information " s,n.
utmost value t. ali, whether mHlfleo y ..i,t
gle and will be sent Far 10y nail on -. III,
OF six Cents in postage stamps fer return fe
age. Address ". X. DOhERl J, "a, ~,
le-iy San frahe'h0o'
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-23
Notice 20 Creditors.

EsrATE oF MARY RoDGES. Di.
q a eea~ed.-N ttice IS her by given by the
IN lursisn d. administrator II the Estate 81
Mary sodgers. dssce.ssd. Ia the eredl ars OF
sn4 al persons having claims sainst the
sad aeoeasrti. a eAala.t thena. With the nee
.sSuy y,sncLers within ten Is sEths after a..
nest pnhliss;ian of this nltiae. 4 the said
Ann MS raj r. - al, fe,iaenee GA second
at. ct. oppss. se tAs dwell.n-.lpu3e Is. Alex
Wise. in ths t,SA.oi Wlnnelaacca, iIniab ldt
e0uaty, Stsle u Nevada.
Dated at W!unemuuca. March rs. 1875.
DAVID AELARkEY.
administrator e The Estate e.! Nary Aodssrs
aAls Gavin
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-23
To Correspondence.

Patients finale or femalel residing 10 -,
part Of the state, however distant WIG ~
desire the opinion Hfd advice 81 ~ pvhs .s,,o
their respective eases, and WHO thlhA ppIIs
suh.L.s u written statement u Nach Y ~ s,a
ener 90 holding yerrnbal lh'e'fr s',n,e.-
rrspectfully assured that their cohli a.,1
tione vail b. hs!d IA, At saer,l aud conhden.i'
II the case o. iuily and caudidiy ess4tA To.
personal comm an1esiuIl VII D. uiiits'se *,
~ Instructions Ter dict .epinith' ar ',ar,
general treatment III the case itself lhels sar,
Gle rerne,kiesl. will b. forwarded Nis asSs.
delay and IL such manner as 70 convey ' 49,.
Of the purport Of tle letter or pafcei - H'l'
mitt,d. r,ys.
Consulta:.,l. u letter or othetNis'l "A "A.
Permanent cure guafnntetd ~ ~ Pm
''''ss' san Francisco. Cal.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-23
Horrible Diseases.

How many thousands 81 persons. both male
snd fen ale. there are who arr suffering ont q
miserable existence from the effects Of secret
indufgences or from virus absorbed into tbe
system Look at their pallid, enaCiaied
and disfigured faces aud q cir brokeu-dowu
constitutions. disqualifyiug them for the hap.
piness of marriage or Che enjoyment ~ life.
In This hrrrid siiustiun thousands suffer until
death closes thesreue. 1t parents guar ia,ss.
friends. attend to- those who ARE suffering with
any al these horrible. lifedestrayn z IRA adir-
- epe that they are canti for and cured IL fore
il h.. too LATE. send them imnIediafsl " ~ DIR.
GIBBON. a physi i'm who has made private
diseases his especial study FIR years. aud who
is certain to care the most invetera'e cas-.
with at mercury or any injurious drugs. II II
iuuortaft 10 those VIII Gre sm cited. ur Ia
those who arr interested in the welfsre Of
their friends t. h. careful II fhe many pre-.
tended doctors who infest Oh cities pablish-
ing shpir skilI IN cHring all diseases in fex
days imposing uPon the lublie by using the
rames ~ eminent physicians from Europe and
other psar.s. BE therefore careful and make
strict inquiry. or you may fall into the hand
OF those charlataus.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-06
Neu AdHerfisements.

Insure in the State Insurance Company
Lady's fur cape found.
Two front rooms for rent.
Residence on Cherry street for rent.
White cook wanted at 70 Church St
Persons indebted to John NJ. Mckee &
Bro. are notified to settle up.
Rbea, Smith & Co. will have on wharf
this morning 800 bales hay and 1900
bushels black seed oats.
Barnes & Co. will have a large sale of
household goods, at their auction rooms,
this morning.
The Warwick collar has a linen finish.
The steamer 3. II. Cooke leaves for the
head of the river to-day.
Chancery sale of tract Of land and city
property on Saturday, Feb. p. See adVer-
tisements On second rage.
d. Loveman & Co. offer bargains in la
dies's and misses suits and bleached do
mestics.
Gilmore's famous New York band has
been engaged to play out the Public Ii
brary concerts.
II, & W. F. Baker have removed their
wine house from South Market street to
the old UNION AND AMERICAN rooms on
Church street. These gentlemen deal in
California wines and brandies, all made
from the grapes Of that State. These wines,
of various brands, are perhaps the purest
and best sold in this country. The climate
Of California produces tie best wine grapes
of the world, and the wines from them Of
fered by the Messrs. Baker show that the
grapes were properly used in the manufac-
ture. We have tested the Sherry, Muscatel
and Mountain, and regard them quite equal,
if not superior to imported wines Of that
kind. Relieved Of the import duties, these
wines can be sold at better prices TO the
consumer than any other in the markets Of
the country. Call and try them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-06
THE COURTS.

SUPREME COURT.-First section on the
Davidson equity, case No. O.. Second sec
ton on the Giles docket, having finished
that of MaUry.
PROBATE COURT.-D. Weaver, guar
dian, vs.. Alice Knight ct al; final decree
entered.
LAW COURT. A. kellogg vs.. Z. A.
Anderson; defendant called out and iudg-
ment Of magistrate for plaintiff affirmed.
+. r. PennebakeT VS.. George and a. NJ.
Hooper judgment set aside.
McCTea MaUTy x Co. vs.. American Cen
trail Insurance Company Of st. Louis; set
for Thursday, 18th inst.
VIM. Trewett, Overseer, vs.. Chas. Reiger
same-vs. Dan. Hide; same IS. Thomas
MahOney.
E. G. Stewart ct al, surviving partner,
vs.. r. P. Jenkins ct al; continued by on
sent.
Mayor ct al. vs.. A. B. Keevil defendant
called out aud Recorders judgment affirm
ed.
Mayor ct al. vs.. Wash. Withers; defend
ant called out and Recorders Judgment af-
frmed.
Robert Rathhurst rs. George Fetig;
judgment for plaintiff affirmed.
Andrew MOultOn ct al. vs.. Mayor ct al,
CtwO cascs); continued as on affidavit of de-
PENDANT.
F. NJ. Allen vs.. Peter Lowery ct al; con-
tinued for want Of counsel.
CRIMINAL COUET.-Sate vs.. Thomas
Huly, false pretenses; verdict guilty; pen
atty four years IN the penitentiary.
State vs.. Austin Murphy, COlOred, lar
ceny; verdict guilty; penalty q year in
the penitentiary.
State vs.. Mason and knight, horse steal
ing; pending.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-06
NORMAL SJHOOLS.
A CommendabIe EGort 90 Agitate the
Subieef In Nashville.

A COmmendabIe EGOrt 70 Agitate the
subject I'm Nashville.
The audience that assembled at the Cen
trail Baptist Church, South Nashville, last
night, to hear Or. j. B. Lindsey on the
proposed establishment Of a Normal School
in this city was not very large, but was
representative Of the thinking classes.
DR.. Lindsey repeated his lecture deliv-
cred before the stare Teachers Association
a short time since, and a synopsis Of which
was published in the UNION AND ANEKI-
CAN.
He was followed by Rev. DR.. Inman,
Pastor of the church. who regretted that
there was not a larger audience in that end
of the city 70 90 &C work and secure the
establishment Of the normal school IN con-
nection with the Nashville University. II
would be worth more TO them than their
commerce. Tennessee was his native
State, vet his cheeks had often been made
to burn with shame when he thought Of
the little interest manifested by many Of
our leading statesmen and citizens. He
said that other offers from different pOr-
tions Of the State Of large donations Of
money would be made TO secure the lOca-
ton Of the school, provided the bill passed
Tie LCELallluAEF 1lNA AA1 NAeAI~A1 "a 49,
Vile would have 70 manifest considerable
zeal and energy to secure the location.
Prof. W. P. Marks made a brief speech,
in which he said the way TO cultivate the
children Of the county was first to educate
the teachers. There were teachers engaged
in the attempt Of instructing children out
in the country districts that actually did
not know much more than the pupils them
selves, their best quality seeming to be
the anxiety for the fifty dollars a month.
The general feeling out in these country
districts was that any person that could
read a little, recite the multiplication table
and write was well qualified to teach
school. Their school law would, OF
course, be Ineffective unless they
had competent persons to execute 1t. he
said that it cost less 20 educate people than
to punish them for crime. The State OF
Tennessee had expended 100000 for Try
ing men for crime, and if that amount was
paid to educate the people, the catalogue OF
crime would present a different aspect.
Rev. F. r. Hill, pastor Of Elm street
Church, said that the u OF popular edu-
cation was very dear TO his heart because
he believed it to be the cause Of human
civilization aud Of religion. Il was insep-
arably connected with every industry and
every material interest Of u country. 1t
really panied him TO see the indifference,
the absolute apathy manifested by many
Of our citizens upon the subject OF normal
schools.
The audience was dismissed with a
benediction.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-06
word 20 GOV. Porter.
ShelbyvTle Gazette, Feb. 8

The name of John X. Dean, Of this
county, has been spoken OF in connection
with the office of State Superintendent Of
Public instruction, and we earnestly hope
that Gov. Porter will bestOW the honor
mon our friend Dean. Aside from person.
al Interference, we regard him as eminently
shifted to the Office, and urge his appoint
ment upon public ground. Mr.. Dean Is
thoroughly -conve-sant with the duties Of
the Office, is familiar with the system as 1t
now operates, having served as County
Superintendent for a long time, he
Is in the fullest sympathy with
the cause, and has the intelli-
pence and indomitable will and IN
firing energy to fully perform all the duties
that might devolve upon him. he would
carry into the Office with him, just such
experience as would render him at home
in the discharge of his duties. He stands
at the head of the list in tins STATE as d
County Superintendent, and has no less a
witness to that fact than the venerable ana
Gifted DIR. Sears, who before the assembled
LEGISLATURE of Tennessee, PAID MN an
avslted. though deserving, compliment,
mentioning him as a model Superlntend-
ent. We insist that he who Is pre-emlnent-
" efficient as a County Superintendent,
who has large experience, who is wrapped
IN in his sympathy with the school cause,
and who is intellectually equal 70 n cLI-
cumstances and duties Of the office, should
be favorably regarded by the Governor VI
exercising a choice for the position OF state
Superintendent. We sincerely trust mat
Gov. Porter will consider these facts ana
reward a h~ard-working and efficient school
man.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-06
JAIL OVER THE CITY.


At McClure's Hall in Edgeield, last
night, a very enjoyable sOciable was given
for the benefit Of st. COlumba's Church.
A market street merchant and the driver
Of a vehicle we're about to have it up and
down yesterday, but were nser dwithby
those in authority.
We are requested TO stale that the dedi-
Gallon Of the new West End Methodist
Church, which has been postponed several
times, viii certainly take place tomorrow.
Henry Ward Beechers family had a
private box at the Brooklyn Academy Of
Music, Tuesday night, when the Fisk Uni
versity Jubilee Singers held forth.
lTO-mOrroW, a new time-eard will 90 into
effect on the Louisville, Nashville and
Great Southern road, between this city and
Louisville, on and after which date the 8
A. N. train will be discontinued.
The rumOr floating around the streets
from eveningto evening ever since Monday,
that the Civil Rights bill had passed the
House took form and substance yesterday,
but caused no particular sensation.
The alarm from box 9, at $50 this morn
ING, was caused by a fire breaking out in
the rear Of the old Basset% restaurant, Cedar
street. Cause-cOmbustible matter near a
stove pipe. A lew buckets OF water eX-
tinguished the flames before the engines
arrived The premises are occupied by
cOlored people.
In the case Of Martin McCarty, a lad who
wandered hither from Chattanooga and ap-
piled TO Judge Ferrlss for a home, Mr..
James EllistOn, Deputy County Court
Clerk, came n0bly 10 the rescue. He fOuDd
his ward clad in a coat, a pair Of pants and
a pair of shoes, with no underclothes, but
still a cheerful boy that can tell an anus
ing story.
A Nashville parent, fond Of directing the
mental faculties Of bis offspring and watch
ing their development, related to a three
year-Old the other night, in as simple Ian
guage as he could, the story Of Adam and
Eve in the garden. "Who made Adam and
Eve?'' inquired the brat. "God," was the
solemn reply. "Mr. DOdd what lives light
down here?'' The doting father collapsed
and answered the innocent truth-seekeI
with a hearty laugh.