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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
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~ See choe news
~ For particulars of the burning Of steamer Lady Of
the Lake. ct Norfolk, see news columna
The purser Of the steamer City OF Now York. from
Havana, has our thanks for favora
The In tho bay Yesterday was very Troublesome to
vessels coming from aud going TO sca-n the lower bay
particularly 90, and wind having carried large
quantities down from the upper bay. The steamer cuba.
which was to have sai.ed TOR Havana, was detained
until to-day In oonseauenoe.
srxAssa AssraiA Br Donaldson, from MArseilles 40.
via Gibra Tor New YORK, put Into nsiax yesterday
and passed throu III " MI OF aeld hunnlng Out Of
coal 0urnod lu0 bags OF nuts tor fuel Ihe crow are
badly trostbItton
BARE spAaaowHAwE tBr), at San Franeisco Jan from
Honolulu, met with very heavy weatherj Iost boat
and the seas ninE the caDn and houses ana
starting doors and windows' one sea perfectly SUD-
merged the vesseL
scHa AwSR, from Harbor Breton tor Boston
before reported arrived at liza flax in disres expe
heavy weather and split sas before she struck
on Mount Pleasant shoals she remained on the rocks
about quarters OF an hour aud came on leaking
badly Her cargo viii have % be discharged. and sho
will 10 the marine railway Tor ropaira
Seas AARON BupSRAx, Morris, from Gloucester tor
Grand Banks before reported put no HALIFAX In dis
trssA viii repair there and proceed On her voyage.
scss MAsruA Maria, vsazie, from wilmington NJ. for
Ponce which put tno 81 Ihoma. Dec In dsrss+ re-
paired Mad resumed nor voyage Jan Is
Roma BrLL pAxfEa lgrJ. Daydson, from DcmsrAra for
Boston, DAT into Thomas Jan 10 10 repair sorns iron
WORK
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ARRIVALS.


REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
Steamer CITY OF New YORK; Zimmerman. Havana Jan
Is with mdse and PASSENGERS to Alex andre Sons
Jan % Pm, lat 81 81 Ion Is IL passed brig Cascatee of
Richmond, Me-, from Matanzas tor New YORK; 9th,
AM lat 81 a. Ion "a ~ steamer city Of Merida hence for
steamer Charleston, Berry. Charleston Jan u, with
mdse and passengers ." W Quintard Co
Steamer Old Dominion Walker. Norfolk, City Point
and kchmond WIN mdse and passengers 70 the oid Do
steamer tanita, Howe Philadelphia, with mdse
and passengers to Jas Hand.
Ship Carr Ger; Bockelmsna. Hamburg 70 days With
muda; thence "A days with strong NV gales,
Bark Luigi utal. Antonicich Dublin ~ days n
ballast to order Came the southern passage and had
schr Caleb Eaton (of Boston,. Hughes, Nayaguez IL
days with oranges 70 Jas Douglass vessel to Wen.
Schr Chas R Washington Holbrook, Virginia.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND soUrK.
Steamer Gen whitney Daett, Boston for New York.
with mdse and passengers to Dimock.
Bark Lepanto, Mears Boston for New York. In ballast
Brig Morning Light Dill New Haven for New YORK.
in ballast to L " 4 p armstrong.
Schr avid j Adams. Adams salem for New York,
scnr Samuel Goodwin. Waterbury, Stamford for New
York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eleanor. johnson. New York for Portland
steamer AlDatross DAVIS, new York tor ran River
steamer City oil ritchburg, Baker, New Yorx for New
SIcamer Gaatea Gale. New YORK Tor Providence
Steamer Middlesex, Jones' New York for Portland, CT
Steamer City OF Norwaik, DAVIS, New York for Nor
scnr Moreliaht Davis. New York for Calais
schr Pointer, Sears. New YORK Tor Providence.
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KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRACY.

LIVELY TIMES AT THE PR1a6Aa1Es-KEcTIoN
OF DELEGATES TO THE GENERAL CON-
MITTEE
The democracy of Kings county held their prima-
rtes last night for the election OF delegates to the
General Committee. In two cases the elections
were suspended In consequence Of the inspectors
and voters engaging In puglllsic encounters. In
the Eleventh ward the primary was held in
liquor store at the corner oil Wlloughoy and Navy
streets. The voting proc edec amid considerable
excitement and wrang1ug until nalfpass seven
O'Clock, when ffee ngnt occurred. Apollo Hall,
In the Thirteenth ward, was also the scene vi
lively dQnt. Before the polls were opened the In.
spectors became involved In an alteration, which
ended Ia general row. Inc ballots were oil de.
stroyed and no votes we're received. In the other
wards and the county towns the utmost harmony
prevailed, the regular ticket being successful IN
nearly every case.
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ss s sa. Sss!f
Mexico S.s msa Ns sp sassn
n naS v sssr. CTR
.a sss, 18th She eHr kn DDHja
ESs oSyer New yGs ass brig bua aia:
Sssks rS 5se a %Ts sa & as Hs
do brgs Kswa ,d a s pe1srt do
Fanny Smith north Of 60; schrs E%sr; ion
Sni f John S T. sanford DEAN New York do;
a mAIIpsx JAN 2s-Arr.ved steamer Assyria Br Do
MADISON MarseiIies &c Gibraltar for New York sss
IysRrooi Jan so-ceared. brig Ella Vail 'Br'. Care
MrISoTnNS Jan ls-Arrived. bark stillman Allen.
xs1ssss "a sas Ssf Fiy 5s5
s sSs daSs Ss FsFsTs sf
for Es% Spr fi ss srs 70
k Kew lds Mi ss 'H Trim Bowers ~ Waiter
MaTAsz.s juan aS"xrrved. schr Hoyt AeDo
IA Ssrf yTsSss ss f ,sEs
SSS' an SI:Ss saSS .saiSs PS
1 naaTSa i sGSas Tidal Wave Gssht o5e
nS sssd s 70 SrS tHa sen s qbe
GTs9s%. t IstS seh Sr Ss' N.sc,
sSaSSs6 sa, :ss s
Arctic (yr Brinton Cardenas schrs Traveller, Hodges
JacisoHvile Riley, CONN. 0Ienfqsgos; yictsbarS
fuegos; I7ih schrs A Edwards, Miller Charleston,
18Th. Martha Maria, yeaze from Wilmington. MOI
port 18th brig PIsntis. Hobbs Dodge Wig; scnss
Carrie Woodbury., Woodbury., do; Menawa, Rogers
from Aracau for Falmouth, repg; Thos Smith, Hand
sr JAco Jan ls-Arrived. brig Mary Wilbur tBr>.
sAcU1. Jan S~xrrvsd, brig Antilles Skinner. Port
land 80 .,-,
NC
sr JOHN NIB. Jan 2S-Arrlvea. bark Kate Sanction OBJ.
Oliver Barrow brig Anna (Br), Fielding. Boston; sohr
Cleared aSth briSs Komola (Br), and Moses Day. fae
TsIsID1D Jan 27-Arrlvsd. schr Addie Walton. Hami-
ZiNzISXa Jan 7-Arrived, bark Essex. Petersen.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

CIYxyuRoos Jan l0Arrived, brtgs Alarie (Dr, sAun.
dsrs; Rhons lBrl, .Robertsi Teyiot Wrl AkSWa ene
II Havilana (Brj, vinson, 81 ThoinRst soth Iinker
Barnard, st Jago ,,-... n. ........
Cleared ajth sohr START blaohSoros - ssphear
cAsSssis Jan asArrlvsd. brls oassi,s Small. Bslsi'
sailed ae.h brgs Hattie e whossr AtaStrong; no.th
of Haucrasi st elmo (brj, dol Joseph Howe tbrA 40
schrs Haroli (Br, Hanson dos frairs Bird br helm.
strom, Havana Norma tBr, smith Aasansasi Ahhs
In port Slst BARK Adelina Adams. TO, north Of
Uattsras dxi bfigs Geo . Berry, Carrie b Piearins
zinsu QBr, Helen Rich. Lewis stocker hat'is a.,
Tor New iorK 90; schrs James N Riley DO do Fannie
Williams, for north OF Hatteras, do, and others une
GUANTANAMO, Jan lU-in port bArk EvsahR otAr 'oU'
Chick, for sew YORK. ldy. ,-,...,...
Brown, from and for Portland, o. arrived lNhi Matus
Maeeay ,4aw,, Waller, from and (or DO arrived so,n
sala luns EiAcd r. 9 lksy' VAN. HsuasSX
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BRIDGING THE HARLEM.
NEW YORK, Jan. %, 1876.

NEW YORK, Jan. 49, 1876.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Isee that an appropriation OF $4,000 has been
made Tor bridge over the Harlem River at 12Sth
street. No doubt THIS Is convenience OF great
importance to the residents and property owners
IN the upper part OF the city, and Will add greatly
TO The wealth and prosperity OF the city; but
protest against the large SUN named for the out
lay. For $4,000 an aDundantly substantial and
convenient bridge OF the pontoon pattern. used by
our commanders IN the late war, can be placed
across the Harlem at the point named, which Will
perfectly fulfill every requisite Tor a bridge, and
Will not at all obstruct the navigation OF the river.
BY adopting this form OF bridge great saving
would accrue TO the city, and II would be found
feasible to place bridge across the river at every
desirable point. CITIZEN.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. %, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer silssia GER, Hebich, Hampurg-Xunhardt
4 Co.
Steamer Cuba, Mcintosh, Aavana-F Alexandra 3
Sons. - .,
Quite rbridge. -.
Steamer vcksburg, Rudolph Fernaudina via Port
Roya-Herman Gelpcke.
steamer Gen Barnes, Cheeseman, savannah-w
Steamer Eleanora Johnson, Portland-J Amsa
Steamer Neptune Berry. Boston-H Dimock. .
Ship Hamilton Fish, Bryant Liverpoc!-C MarShau
kCo.
Nephew &Co.
Brig Lizzie ZttIosen Wilkinson. Oporto-Jonn Zittio-
sen. . $50
Houghtou 80
schr ii + Potter, Anderson Charleston Bentley, GIL.
dersleeve Co.
schr Mary A Harmon, Mailman, Boston-Jed Frye 3
90.
Son.
featuring Go.
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DEATH OF A KNIGHT OF PYTH1As
From the New Haven Journal. Jan. ISL

From the New Haven Journal. Jan. 2s.l
william ]. HasKins, an Engishman. aged thirty
i've, died at the Almsnouse yesterday In ht up
TO this time he mad been in his usual health, ana
was never known 10 have been subject to hts.
He was arrested by the police as man OF IRA
tiona mind, and committed to the Almshouse on
that ground. lie has been looked upon as en-
tireiy insane. but has never been dangerous sub
ject. The Illusion In his mind seemed 10 De mat
he believed he was the owner OF large SILVER and
0old mines In Cheshire. Alter he mad been In the
AlmsnOuse for a time permission was granted
MN by the town authorities to visit Chesi lre
When he departed coat was given MIN. NOT
long alter this he returned, having thrown away
the coat. and at his earnest request was again
committed 10 the AmshOuse. He was man OF
good education, and was known as temperance
lecturer OF some power. He was quite promi
nent among the Knights OF Pythas at one time,
ana several years ago. when this order neld q
large meeting at Providence. ne was the orator OF
the day. o. late years. however, ne mad permitted
his dues to remain unpaid, so that ne was sus
pended IRON the Order. IL is not known that ne
mad any relatives In this city, although ne mas re-
sided here several years.
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HIS EXCELLENCY'S HONORS.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. q, 1875.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In Jour issue of the 2etn inst, In an editorial
headed "A New career Tor President Grant," you
say there 10 possibility OF General Grant becom-
ing an L. L. B., LII. d. D. C. l. II the following
construction be put upon these Titles would they
not Do more signncantY Now, Tor example,
L. L. b., as denoting Lover or Long Branch.
Ii. D., as Lover OF Large donations.
D. c. L., as DESTROYER OF Civii Liberty,
U. s. G., Unprincipled salary Graooer.
These definitions may he apparent n not real
Reapectfully. K w. MARTIN.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

OcRAcoKk NJ, Jan %, 1873
The yacht Eva arrived here the i9th aud found the
steam yacht Anna OF and from Albany. ashore on the
north side of OcracoKc Island in exposed situation
She had just gone on. The wind strong from NE
After letting water out OF boiler and throwing coal
overheard beat that the sea could not hurt her.
WrecKers went last ght TO her assistance with AN
chors &c The wind to-day Is from the SW, With good
prospect Of getting hor OF
The EVA Il bound 70 savannah the nrst chance.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains are
informed that by teegrapniny to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street the arrivals at and depart
from European ports and ether ports abroad, Of
American and all foreign vessels tradiuI with the
United States the will be cabsd this country
tree Of charge and published
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Steamer vasco da CANA Br). Rce nom San Francisco
for Hong Kong, Jan II. lat SO Y. lon l27 w.
Ship MESSENGER: Gilkey from New York for shanghae
Jan 4 lat % 40 N, Ion IS % W.
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SAILED.

Steamers Cordova (Rr) for Lvcrpool; City Of Brook.
Ign (Brl DO siiesia Ger) Hamburg Gamma (Br, Ber-
Inuda; Wick sburg Fern andna via Port Royal SC; Gen
Barnes Savannah; Richmond, Richmond, &c; Able.
marie. Lewes Del; ship Stratbbla IBr. Liverpool
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Sailed from San Francisco Jan 90 bark Camilla, Nys,
Of Nb, to cruise.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
:. Sails. Destination.
Office

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JANUARY, FEBRUARY AND MARCH.
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RIO OWNERS or HORSES.
i No who has ever used DR.. Tobias Horse veue-
tian nlInent will ever w without certain cure
for ooo sore Throat GAIA Bruises. Old sereA War
ssnS Sss bspos X rAss bsSs s0'"'' s'sA -"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsOLuTR DIVORCES oBrAINEo FROM DIFFER
"A ent statss-Legai everywhsrst dsseruon, 60, sum
cent cause, no publicity requir0it no charge uulu
divorce granted. advice free.
4. HOGsK, Attorney. lSa Broadway.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FRok COURTS
"A OF different states legal evsrywhersJ no publicity
no feeA In advance; advice tree commissioner svery
state FHEDERICk l. KING,
Counsellor.ataw, gv0 Broadway
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-16
WIT AND HUMOR.


al WONDER what makes my e ;sT1s az
roak ~ said fop to a gentleman. ,a.tor
sre in weak place, responded the ia''''
crp,osrrY hunter would like TO &c,
,o,,,o moss from the rock of "a cradle anu
. after from the roof of a mouth
Axold lady hearing some one say th ma.
.,a nails were irregular, remarked; n
was suu lust lust so in my young days-no trust
ing any of EN-" dortist
1Oun said a poor sufferer to oenai -,
atbat's the second wrong too'n YOU W
pulled out" ,.;5 tbe laundering
~. "bnt there were only three when
gP Pecan. am sure to be right the next
time" ,.o,,
STUDENT having procured half-a-dozen
new shirts, desired to mark them. n
nut his full name on one ana lii'i N'o
ditto" on the others. g,
YOUNG man in Ohio recently opened
n clothing store and was sent 10 Jan loi y. ~
Reason: the clothing store oeionge'' u
another man.
A VOTING dandy sang two mortal hours
nnder the boudoir of his lady-love, wheh
be was electrified by ''thank you from
her window by her ''other fellow"
THE adage that Providence helps those
who help themselves" don't apply 10
those who help themselves to the pest Oh
the table, and leave their fellow-ooarueiS
l. En- ho
An eccentric old fellow, who lives
alongside of graveyard, was asked II IL
was not an unpleasant location, NO,
said he, II never ined places in my lie
with set of neighbors that minded theif
own business so stiddy as they do
A MuEs1AN, having returned to his
native land, was asked to give an illustra-
tion of American enterprise, and made
the fol owing answer: "lt Yankee was
on an uninhabited island,
the following morning he would be sell
ing newspapers to all the inhabitants.
A GENTLEMAN who takes business
view of most things, when recently asked
respecting person of quite poetic tenn
replied: "Oh, ne is one OF
those men who have soarings after the IN
finite and divings after the unfathomable,
but who never pay cash
An assessor asked woman how many
chickens she had, and, doubling her word,
proceeded to count them. She took him
to the beehive, kicked it over, and invlt-
ed him to count the bees. He'll take
word the next time.
"AND now, Mrs. Sullivan" said the
''will you be kind enough to tell
The jury whether your husband was in the
labit of striking you with impunity !"
sWid what, sir?" with impunity.' HE
vuz, sir, now and thin; but he sthruck
ne ofthener wild his fsht."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-16
Daniel in the Hands of a Friend.

Nantucket people enjoy reputation Tor
smartness, and even Daniel Webster found
his match there. The story, as told by
Mr.. Webster himself, is as follows;
The court held term on the Island
periodically. There was not much lltl-
CATION; but the suits were heavy, relating
to ships, whale-fshing and oil. The
judges and lawyers usually went over
from the continent and spent week or
ten days and finished the business of the
session. One day one of the Friends Of
the Island called at my Office in Boston,
and said, 'Friend Daniel what wilt thou
ask to come down to Nantucket and plead
a case for me before the Judges?"
II will go for thousand dollars
THAT is too much, Friend Daniel
"But l will have to go down Saturday,
and perhaps remain the whole week fol-
lowing. l would as soon argue the whole
docket
"Well, Friend Daniel, if thee will argue
such cases as l shall present to thee l will
give thee thousand dollars" and so the
bargain was struck.
MY client went TO Nantucket ana fOQnQ
his case at the foot of the docket He
went from man to man and saw all who
had any cases on the docket, and said:
'What will thee give if I'll get the
great Daniel Webster to plead thy case2n
He took retainers from a dozen men.
Some gave him a hundred dollars, and
some five hundred dollars. He had grace
enough to give me the thousand dollars
as agreed, and paid my expenses into the
bargain. | argued the docket right
through, for plaintiff or defendant, until
l reached my clients case, He struck
the balance, and admitted, as the steamer
left the wharf, that he had got his case
argued and had pocketed fifteen hundred
dollars,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-16

ONCE, AIS California ST.. san Francisco
CAPITAL authorized, o.. 900 900 in so shares Of
shareholders. 1,57l). Paid up. 1851 400.
DIRECTORS-J. V. WEBSTER, President; CALVIN J.
CREssEY, vce-President; c. S. ABBOTT, J. p.
CHRISTIAN, G.. W. Colby, j.. H. HILL, j. LEW
ELLYN, THos. MCCONNELL. j. &. MERRYFlKLD,
A. F. WALcoTT, +. j. WOODWARD.
OFFICERS-Managing Director, CALVIN j. CRxssRY;
Cashier, ALEXANDER WATSON; Secy, FRANK
A. CREssKY.
The bank was opened on the list Of August, 1874,
for the purpose OF affording additional banking
facilities the producers of the State, and for
the transaction of ordinary banking business.
CURRENT ACCOUNTS are opened and conducted in
the usual way and interest allowed on the mini
mum monthly balance at the rate OF three per
cent. per Annum.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT are issued In sums OF
$50 upwards, payable on 80 days notice Of
withdrawal. bearing interest varying with
the current rates Of discount
TERM DEPOSITS received In gold silver cur
| rency, and interest allowed a. follows, namely
Three months six per cent per annum; six
| months. seven per cent. per annum; year,
| eight per cent. per annum.
COLLECTIONS made throughout the State the
| most favorable terms.
DIsCouNTs-The bank advances on real estate in the
| different counties, on merchandise and grain In
uniform rate OF one per cent per month. Dis
count days Tuesday and Friday
ALEXANDER WATSON, CAsHIxR.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-16

" HURRY, DocToR"-A reverend doc
tor of Georgia had a rather slow delivery,
which was the occasion of an amusing
scene in the chapel Of the lunatic asylum.
He was preaching, and illustrating his
subject by the case of man condemned
to be hanged, and reprieved under the
scaffold. He then went on to describe
the gathering of the crowd, the bringing
out of the prisoner, his remarks under the
gallows, the appearance of the execution
er, the adjustment of the halter, the prep
aration to let fall the platform, and lust
then the appearance in the distance of the
dust-covered courier, the jaded horse, the
waving handkerchief, the connection in
the crowd. At this thrilling point, when
every one was waiting in breathless 81
lence, the doctor became a little prolix
One Of the lunatics could hold out no
longer, but starting up from among the
congregation he shouted, Hurry. doctor
TOR mercy's sake hurry THEY'LL hang
the poor man before you get there!'
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-16

The national GOLD MEDAL was awarded
to Bradley Il Rulofson, San Francisco, for the
best Photographs in the United States.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-16

THERE are so many medicines sold under
the name of "Bitters," that are simply poor
quality of whiskey in disguise, that many may
not be aware of the medicinal qualities Of
Yerba Buena Btters. Those who have given
this medicine trial are ready to speak in its
praise. Try it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-16

ION allow your carriages to rattle like
.hfeshlng machine. Washers of sole.
, rs:u on the spindles of the axle trees
s, ai stop the CHATTER caused by too much
play A piece of rubber nut in between
tars thar IRON ana clip, will silence mat
cIe or &C., anu little coal oil on the cir.
W WIZ n nn1 wheel, will stop squeaking
f.a ns'e NUS work loose, cut thread i
nona oi them with cold chisel, afte
screwing them up tight. '''
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-16

SAN Francisco, Feb. 9Th, 1875.
DR.. RUSSELL: Dear Sir-Permit me to say
that cannot too highly recommend to all af-
ficted, the efficiency of your Pile Remedy
with very few applications it has entirely re-
licved me- Six weeks have passed and feel
no signs of its return. Yours Respectfully,
[See advertisement G. l.. MAST,
Clerk with A. L. Bancroft & Co.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-16
DIVORCES OBTAINED

DY THE UNITED STATES DIVORCE BUREAU.
- Legal everywhere Quick time No publicity.
Strictly CONFIDENTIAL Satisfaction guaranteed TO every
client. REASONABLE FEES AND COSTS. Address
r. o. Box It's, San Francisco, Cal.
J. X. FINLEY, Manager.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-16

SEND for a free specimen copy of the splen-
did mammoth double-sheet SAN FRANCISCO
WEEKLY CHRONICLE, an able, spicy and fear
less paper. 1t always contains complete and
reliable market, mining and stock reports; also
valuable agricultural department specially
prepared by an experienced editor. 1t is only
50 a year, with 20 cents additional for postage,
in advance in coin. No family should be with
ont it
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-16

Ladies', Misses, Boys, and little Children's
Garments. Paris, Vienna and Berlin styles re-
ceived each week. Send postage stamp for
catalogue. FL. A. DEFINING, Agent, No. Ill
Post Street San francisco
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-16

The New York Photograph Gallery,
No. 25 Third ST. Get, San Francisco, is again
open, with larger lights, more room, and all
the latest improvements in instruments. All
work is warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
Cabinet Rembrandts only "a per dozen; Card
Rembrandts, SO to So per doz. j. H. PETERS
successor to B. F. Rowland & Co.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-16

ScANDAL.-The story is told of wo-
man who freely used her tongue to the
scandal of others, and made a confession
to the priest of what she had done. He
gave her ripe thistle-top, and told her to
go out in various directions, and scatter
the seeds one by one. Wondering at the
penance, she obeyed, and then returned
and told her confessor. To her amaze
ment he babe her go back and gather the
scattered seeds, and when she objected
!hat IT would be impossible, he replied
.hat 1t would be still more difficult to
gamer up and destroy all the evil renorts
Which she had circulated about Others
any thoughtless, careless child can scat
Ter handful of thistle-seed before the
vino IN moment, but the strongest and
~isest man cannot gather them again.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-16

DOING nothing is doing ill.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-16

"LAME, ARE you? Why don't you do as
do, cure all your lameness and pain with the
never-failing remedy, PARTS ABOLITION OIL.
1t is as good for internal as for all external
aches and pains" For sale by all druggists.