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Hymn for a Little Child.

God make my life a little light,
Within the world to glow;
A little fame that burneth bright
Wherever may go.
God make my life slittle flower,
That giveth JOY to all,
Content to bloom in native bower,
Although its place be small.
God make my life little songy
That comforteth the sad;
That helpeth others to be strong,
And makes the singer glad.
God make my life a little hymn
Of tenderness and praise;
OF faith-that never waxeth DIM,
In al his wondrous ways.
Good Words.
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THE more God empties your hands Of
other works, the more you may know he has
special work to give them.
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BENEFITS OF LAUGHTER Probably Their
is not the remotest corner of our little inlet
of the minute blood vessels of the body that
does not feel some wavelet from the great
commissions produced by hearty laug hter
shaking the central man. The blood moves
more lively-probably its chemical, electric
or vital condition is distinctly modfied-lt
conveys different impression to all the or
gans Of the body, as it visits them on that
particular journey, when a man is laughing,
from what it does at other times. Aud thus
it is that good laugh lengthens man 8
life by conveying distinct and additional
stimulus to vital forces. The time may come
when physicians, attending more closely than
they do now to the innumerable subtle iuflu-
ences which the soul exerts upon it's tenement
of clay, shall prescribe to a torpid patient
$50 many peals of laughter. to be under
gone at such and such time, just as they
do that far more Objectionable prescription,
pill, or an electric, or galvanic shock.
How many women are there now suffer-
| ing from the want Of kindly love, sweet
appreciation of their goodness and their self
sacrifice How often will not wives do ten
der and grateful Offices. adorn the home with
flowers and make the cottage as neat as the
nest of bird, dress their persons with ele-
gance and their faces with smiles, and find
as reward for this the stolid indifference of
the block or the stupid insensibility of the
lower animal "She was woman, wrote
one who knew her sex well, a woman down
to the very tips of her fingers" and what
she wanted was praise from the lips that she
loved. Do you ask what that meant? Did
she want gold, or dress, or power? No !!
all that she wanted was that which will buy
US all, and which so few of us ever get; In
word, it was love.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-07
DUPLICATION YOR PAvENT.

~ n -
n Hstics No 9Sc.-U. S. Survey Ne S.
U. .. Land Once Csrssn City, Nevada. Cstos~
18th ls.5-Notics il hereby given that tse
ATHENS GeLD ASD sIivII h1SISs COMPANY.
corporation existing under ana .! Virtss Of ~
laws q the stats Of Nevada, and whose posi-
sfics address and principal place OF business Is
Carson City, Nevada, has this day ~ Is. :
IIILy its duly authorized and appointee sssH
made application for . T. y. Patsnt % shs
tlossaDS II OSs) linear feet Of . certain vein Or
lode Of au,rt, or other rock in place bearing
gold and silver and other precious metals she
known IS and called the Aliens LoS. ASS
CLAM situate. lying and being in the Hsgis ana
NaSlos Valley Mining District, ormso! county
and state OF Nevada, together with AL dips,
sslrs, angles and variations. with surface
ground six hundred feet in width Tor the tof-
venisnt working thereof, and known ana eeslg-
mated on the field notes and omclal pias on y. ~
in nv Office As U. s. Survey or LoS no. % n
Sections Nos IA and Is Township No Is north
in Range No. - east Mount Diablo Ease ana
Meridian, the exterior boundaries OF SAID Lst
No. Is being a. follows, to-wlt: BeelnnlnG Al
Post marked Athens Co., Us. Survey Ne 20
Post No. l, located on north essterly slope aooat
one mile north easterly from old MONITOR saw
mill and whence bears tho Carson Mlns SCUM
81 degrees SIS minute. east Winnie Ranch mouse
north 6 degrees 10 minutes east ana running
from said nest No. l; first course ssath 20
degrees IS minute. west at $40 feet the south
west corner pest No OF the Mint Mining 20
L. S. Survey No. 81 600 feet TO post NO. =
east OcO feet to pos. No. ); thence thlrd course
north S. degrees IS minutes east at sso leet IL
south centre stake, whence bears the euarter
section corner on the east line OF Section ID
Township Is north in Range - east Mount
Diabio Meridian south ; degrees % nlnutes
east S35 feet 60s feet to post No. 4: thence
fourth course north degrees 80 minutes west
l Ose fee. TO pos. No. the point OF beginning
containing - 1T-10Gth acres. Bearings e1-
pressed from tr,,e meridian. Magnetic varia-
ton l6]5 degrees east. Survey made TO accora
with til. record of location. The labor and I'M
proyement. consist Of an incline and cuts ms
claim j. bounded on the north by the Mint 90
claim L. $ Survey No. 81, and on the south
east and west by no known claimants Inc
location Of this claim is Of record AMI may Do
found IN Book L page ~ Of the Mining hecords
Of Eagle and ws-hoc Valley Mining Dlstrict
kent IN tho office OF the Mining Recorder Al
Carson City. Nevada. Any and all persons
claiming adversely any portion Of said Athens
Gold and Silver Mining Company claim q
ground SIS hereinbe:cre described, ara required
to file their adverse claim with the Reglster OF
tbs. L 5 Land Office. At Carson city, nevada
during the sixty days period Of puoucstlon
hereof or they will he barred by virtue 81 the
provisions Of the statutes.
oct20-5sI =. WALL hes4s'"
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Alss, Agents for DIR. LIE Richau's
Golden Pills.
Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects OF Errors and Abuses IL early NE. MAI
hood restored Irnped;nentS to Marriage re-
,.oyaa New method OF treatment. New and
remarkable remedies Books ana circulars sont
fIee. in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. 4l9 y. Ninth ST Philadelphia,
Pam Institution having 3 hls1 reeutstlon
for honorable csndHct and professional skill.
sap3-3m
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YOUNG MEN

Who n.- be .affsrins from ths effect Of!
Youthful tulliss or iadiscretl"n- Will u~ wen
to avail themselves Of this. tie greatest boons
/ ever laid =; tbs sltsr of suffering humanity
sDR sPiNNtH viii ssarartes to forfeit
tsJsO for every case OF seminal weakness, OF
spriya.s disease 81 any kind or character
" ich he undertakes ard tails to cure, III
would, therefore ray 20 tina unfortunate sui
trer vlO may rea! tslS Eotics. thai you ar
threading uroa dangerous srcHnd when YOU
7lcu-er delay IN s.-kIn. the proper remedy ioFs
YOUR ,onp!aint. You nay 10 u tins hrs'j
stag: rer,clrh-r you ar. approaching tht
Hast IfyOx bordering gpos the last ana
a.. ,u.rins .lIre or AL Of l.s IL III cts re
slnemner that If yoI persist IN Irscrss;ihaiion
Ia. time must cCnle wien tic most sElllinii
kuI7-;cisn can render - ASSISTANCE: "hen
sth- door Of hope WI bs cles"d sgHlrst you
| vhex no sngel of mercy c.n IrlEs yos relief
In ne ca.s las the Doctor failed u succts.
tIh-n let re: de>pzir vCTE upon your IN
ANIMATION, but avail Yourself ts> beneficial
sresults Of his treatment before ,osr case l.
sl.yuI.d the reach 81 a,'diczl skill or before
t.rInl d.ats hurr4-s yea - premature grave
SFuII ccurs- Of treatment ssrt sy expire - N
sf,Il description Of cass IS given
Call. or Ad, res, or. a. g. SPisHtf GO.
kSp IL E-aTny street. san trsacl-to, 81 Ioc
sx,h L Street, Virginia City, New
sepl2-ly
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DNE THOUSANe DOLLARS REWARD
NOR AN lHC5RAHLE CASE.
Dr. - EiCkau's
q OLD 4 y A I. = A II

COL DKa BAL = A n
After ten year, Of t-isl on this coast has proved
itself ths only curative IN certain class OF
diseases pronounced by medical practitioners Is
incurabls.
DIR. L. Hichax's 6 oidsu BE- lisa ma No. I
Cur-, Chancrrs, first and second stages; sores
on tie Legs or Body Sore las. Eyes. Nose, etc.
Capper-colored Slotches. syThiIitls Catafrh,
Diseased Sc.lp, md all the primary forms OF
the disease known as Syphilis. Price, - per
bottle, or two for -,
DR. Ls Richaa's GolSsu Ia isam No e
Cares Tertiary. NeTcurisl, Syphilis Eheur1a-
tisri Bsins in the Bones. Back OF the NecH,
liberated Soro Throat, h.phllitle Rash, jumps
and Contracted Cords, stiffness of he Limbs,
and erad!cst.s all diseases from the system,
whether cIgs-d BY indisretlon or abuse OF
nsrcsry-lesving the blood psro and healthy
Price, S. per bottle, O. two FOR -.
DIR. lie Richa.'s Golden Spanish
AHt.dote,
Fer the cure of GonoThea. elect, Irritation,
Gravel, and a, Urinary or Geiitsl diss:ranse-
nents Price, s. 50 par bottls.
DIR, lie Eichsu's Gsld0n Spanish
Injection.
wash and Injection fer severe cases OF oon,
orrhes IphanInatc;y elect. Structures, ana all
diseases az the Kidneys anu hIaddsr. Friee'
s. 70 PSF bottle.
Alss, Agents for DIR. LIE Richau's
Golden Pills.
For Seminal Weakness. Night Emissions, Ira
| potency and all diseases arising from Aastur-
| baton and excessive abuses. Price - per
! bottle The genuine GOLDEN BALsAH is put up
| only in round bottles. On receipt Of price,
| these medicines will be sent TO all parts OF the
| country by express or mail. securely psckt q,
and free from observation. sole Agents. q. F.
| RICHARDS CO., wholesals and retail ornS-
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TO the UNFORTUNATE

k5 INV REMEDiBS
HNAS DIR. oIERON's DySPENsAEY
E&f8 G23 Ksarny Street.
Il. Fraucisce. TstatlisbsS in 1854, fer the
trsatnast Of SsIxal an6 Seminal Diseases such
IS Gsasrrhea, elect. Structure, syphilis IN
its fsrAs, Seminal vsaknsss. Inpstescy. etc.
Skin diseases q years Standing ana Ulssfhtso
IAss succsssfully treated.
Seminal Wsakress.
Seminal Emissions, ths csnseaueDes OF self
sbaSs: The solitary vice, or dsprHyed sexual
Indulgence. is prscticsd sy the yoata OF setA
ssxs. 10 N almost usliaited extent. producing
with unerrile csrtsinty, tbs following train OF
morbid symptoms, unless csnbated by scieht1-
IL medical measures, viz: Sallsw counter
ancs dark spsts Hnder ths eyes, pam IN the
head ringing in the ears. noise like the rustilng
Of leaves and rafting Of charlots, uneahhess
shout the lsins weakness Of the limbs, confa-
sed vision, hllnted intellect. loss 81 commence
dinidencs in approaching strangers, dlsllke 70
farm new acGuaintnnceS. disposition TO hnun
ssciety. loss OF memory. hectic fusnes, pinples
,nd vsricus ,r.ptioss sbsst the faces, furred
tongue fetid breath, coughs. coEsnniEtion'
night sweats msnomania aud frequent INSANITY.
II relief be not obtained. should apply fmne-
dis.eiy either in person or by letter. and have .
cure effected by his new ana scientific mode OF
treating this disease. which never fails OF Ell.
festip. quick ard radical cure
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at = distance may be CURED AZ
HOME by addressing letter TO DIR. GlBBoNI
stating case. symptoms, length OF time the ols-
ease has continued. and have medicine rohipt-
" forwarded. free from damage snd curloslty,
to ary part Of tie country. with fun and PLAIN
directions By inserting Ten Dollars COIN, IN
registered letter, through the Postofnce or
through Wells, Fargo Co; pscka.- OF med'-
cine will he forwarded to any part OF the mon.
Correspondents viii please Inform Dr Glboon
tist they read his advertisements in the APPEAL
Address DIP. j. +. GIBBOS
octIoly Box 1857. San Francisco.
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NOTICE 70 l!EMHcIDERS.

NvOrTCz II HERRBY SVEN TO ALL
n r.r,sus holding liens upon Lot SIX 10 IN
Hissk Ns nineteen tIsl Of Proctor ana ufeeh
piY..:e. o. Carson City. in OInsby County:
Nevada. 70 present the same, with PROOF OF
;ssr validity. in tbs Second judicial District
Osrs a orHsby Comfy aforesaid. 1t ~ CLOCK
4 ~, "a the sta DAY Of November, A. ID: 49,
IN s-sa Cosrs. ~ the Room of said Court,
cssz.U Dsi,A,ng. Carson City, Nevada
A.W. PRAY. Lienkolder.
rres II. WIS, =sstls-lav3w
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The Lien Law.

Editors Press and Banner:
The Lien law is being assailed on
every hand as the prime cause of hard
times and scarcity of money. The lien
law as it now stands, is certainly great
evil, but at present, we think. u ncccs-
sary one. Farmers are not able to cul-
tivate their crops without assistance
from their merchants or factors, and
factors will not make advances without
the besl security the farmer is able to
give. This is certainly lien on the
crop.
There is one and only one way in
which the evil can be remedied, and
that is to produce those articles for
which liens are given. If farmers will
produce corn, oats, wheat, potatoes for
home consumption and cotton as q
money crop, there will be no use of leg
islatimg to put an end to the much
abused lien law; it would die natural
death. So long as we devote all our ell
ergies to the production of cotton, de-
pending on the North West and North,
for our mules, corn, bacon, flour, and
dry goods of every description, just so
long will we be race of farmers unable
to produce cotton crop without giving
d lien on it before the seed is planted.
Experience is a dear school, but fools
will learn in no other.
GRANGER SAM.
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CITATION.
The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
BY r. B. MILFORD, Esq, Probate
Judge.
VKTHEREAS, CHARLES w.
" GUFFIN made suit to me,
to grant him Letters Of Administran
ton of the Estate and effects of Charles
B. Guffin, late of Abbeville County,
deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all and singular the kindred and
Creditors Of the said Charles B. Guffin,
deceased, that they be and appear, before
me, in the Court of Probate, to be held
at Abbeville G. H. on the 10th instant,
after publication hereof, at IL O'Clock
in the forenoon, to show cause,
if any they have, why the said Admin
istration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
1st of September, in the year of oul
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy five and in the one hundredtll
year of American Independence.
Published on the 9Th and 18th day oi
Sept, 1875, in the Abbeville Press ana
Banner and on the Court House door
for the time required by law.
r.. b. MILFORD,
[SEAL.l Judge Of Probate.
Sept. s, 1875, 22-ot
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had charged me with voting for an ~ lms y y
cnn netent or unworthy man, because he
was my relative, then I should see why
The The htclHgenccr says: "As to Mr.
K eese personally we nave nothing to
say, except that he has allowed hisname
to be used in HI improper manner, and
the action of our merchants show that
Col. Cochran has done what we charg-
ed-attemptcd to force him on them for
weigher." ,
After which follows some discussion
as to the legality Of the ordinance ap
pointing a town weigher, and the price
that should be charged for weighing,
and the authority for taking OH for
"wetn in cotton.
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TIE STAND.
\ stand had been erected, seats pro-
vided, and tables spread in the grove on
thc hanks of the river. and in full view
OF the proposed site, and OF the waters
which come rushing down oyer Inc
shoals Of the S;aluda.
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Sherif's Sale.
By L. J. Wilson, Auctioneer.
Jonathan NJ. B!ukely
Winthrop B. Willinms Execution.
Joseph W. W. Marshall.
DY virtue Of an Execution to me
ID directed, l will sell ut .Abbcville
Court House on SaIcday in
October next,
within the legal hours, the following
described personal aud real estate, to
wit -
l Piano,
2 Watches,
l Carriage,
2 Buggies,
3 Horses,
l Mulo,
6 Hogs,
6 Sheep,
8 Head Of Cattle,
No. l House and Lot,
on Magazine Hill, bounded by J. W
Fowler Lot, Bowie Place, and others.
> No. 2, J. w. Fowler Lot,
continuing IS Acres, moro or less,
over from tho Depot.
No. 8, Magazine Hill Land,
bounded by lands Of J. w. W. Mar.
shall, w. Hill, John II Wilson, and
Depot Lot.
No. 4, Lot and Black Smith
Shop,
bounded by lands of Jehn Connor,
Henry Titus, J. II. Cobb, and Poplar
Street.
No. 5, 565 Acres Of Land,
more or less, known as the Marshall
Mill Tract, bounded by lands of. the
Estate of VIM. Smith, A. Fl. Morton,
Estate of John Hugh Marshall and
others.
Levied On as the property of J. w.
W. Marshall, ut the suit OF j. N.
Blakcly and W. 3. Williams.
TERMS CASH.
J.. P, GUFfIN,
S. A. C..
Sheriff s Office, Ab6eville,
Sept. Z, 1875, 25-4t
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The Brown Cotton Gin Co,

Manufacturers Of Cotton Gins, Cottoea
Gin Feeders, Couadensc, and Cotton Gss
Materials Of eyery desc7iptieas. Our
Gins have been In use thirty years, and
have au established reputatIop for sim,
plicity, light running, durability, and
for quality and quantity ofslint pro-
duceti. Our feeder Is easily attached to
the Gin, and easily operated by any
hand Of ordinary intelligence. They
are the simplest and cheapest Feeder In
the market and feed with more regular
ity than is possible by hard, increasing
Tie >'-..tturti and giving ;eleaner and
better sample. At all Fairs where ex-
hibited and by Planters having them in
use, they have been accorded the high.
est stencomiums. Our Condenser are weil
made, durable and simple, in Sconstrac-
ton, and do what is required of them
rapidly and well. No additional power
is required to drive tire Feeder or Con-
denser, and no Gin House b complete
without them. We are prepared to
warrant, to any reasonable extent, per.
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