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SIZE. COP..THIRi gk SHIPLEYsoTS..-
Have always on hand full assortment OF
Iron and steel. Best brands OF American
Hammered and Rolled Dars, English Refined
Bars OF all sizes; Band. Hoop and Silt Iron I;
best Norway Nailrods and Auger shapes, Gal
vaniged and Black Sheet Iron, Cast, shear
Blister German, Swcde. Spring, Ilre, MA
other Hardware. Horse Shoes. Horse shoe
Nails, Borax Bolts, Clips Nuts. Washers sSslnsrs
AIies. smokes. Felloes, Shafts, BowF. &c
Carriage Canvass, OIL Carpets, Rattineit, En-
ameed Top and Dash Leather; sG ana SITsni STaSn
,.ed Nails, Rabbit Metal, Lead Spelter. Banea
I'm, Sheet Zinc, SC, SC, Smiths and other
tools, Anvils, Vices, Bellows, Sledges, Ham,
mers. Shoeing Knives, Files, Rasps, Smiths
Drills, Tire Benders, Twere Irons, Stocks and
Dies, Grindstones, Cranks and Rollers, Back
Chains. &c
All OF which will be sold at very low prices,
wholessl and retail for cash or approved
credit mari looo
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ST. NICHOLAS FOR NOVEMBER.
st. Nicholas begins its third volume
with a telling number-fresh. bright,
varied, healthy. 1t contains some TWEEN
ty-five interesting contributions it fur
nishes us articles from more than a do
zen of the best writers in the country.
In the excellence and variety Of its con-
tents, as IA single number it could hardly
be surpassed. 1t crowds a strong story
by one fine writer with an instructive
sketch or dainty poem by another.
From Mr.. Brooks's serial, The Boy Em-
igrants" is just begun and pro-
misses an amazing store of adventure
to the rhyme of Little Dutch Gretchen
with its quaint little picture, it would be
hard to find a single dull or common
place article. There are poems by Mrs.
Dodge, Lucy Larcom and Celia Thaxter
tories by J. L. Trow bridge, Harriet
Prescott Spoffora, Susan Coolidge, Abby
). Alger, and sketches by Rebecca Hard
ing Davis and Donald G. Mitchell.
And the artistic merit of the number
is equal to the literary. The illustra-
tions generally are very beautiful; the
frontispiece-a reproduction of Sir JOSH
ia Reynolds portrait Of Penelope
Boothby"-is wonderfully fine. Among
the most notable Of the other pictures
are the illustrations to Mr.. Brooks's Sc
rial by Thomas Moran and w. l.. Shep-
pard, and the very comical drawings by
Frank Beard.
Jack -in-the- Pulpit. the Letter Box and
the Riddle-Box bring with them, as usu.
al, a generous fund of amusement and
altogether. the November number of st
Nicholas is one of the very best issues Of
this unequaled magazine for children.
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CARRIER PIGEONS AND HUN
ING BIRDS.

The Antwerp pigeons are OF strong
muscular development, having fierce
and resolute eyes and strong attach
ment for home, to which they ny by
an uncrring intelligence. The use OF
"homing" birds for carrying dispatch
cs was fully manifested on the conti'
nent of Europe during the late French
and German war, when there was ire
ouently no other means OF conveying
important messages, which were safely
delivered even In bcsieged Paris over
the heads of the swarming hosts sur
rounding that capital. 1t is stated
that in Belgium there are at this time
million and quarter OF "homing
pigeons, valued at about seven millions
Of dollars. John Van Opstal, New
York fancier, has accepted a challenge
from John J. Strine, of Baltimore, to
fly some of his birds (Antwerps) a dis
tance of 800 miles for 500 during the
month.of June, 1876.
Mr.. Strine says he never raced
bird over one hundred miles, and never
knew a person in this country who had
done so. There have been matches OF
six hundred miles in Europe, however.
Mr.. Strine owns forty birds, and In
tends to use them in transmitting the
results of the heats, during the Pimi-
leo races, to Baltimore. which he
claims will take only eight minutes.
Other notable pigeon fanciers in this
city are David Mordecai and 8. H.
Slifer. An association for the training
ami development of "homing" birds
is about 10 be organized Ia this city,
the birds to be matched In flying feats
with those of Philadelphia and other
cities, and it is not improbable that
these erial contests will be attended
by share of the enthusiasm now char
acteristic of the race course and other
fields Of excitement.-Bdh. Sun.
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THE ATEsTATTRACToN
IN DELAWARE
CHAuWICK's DELAWARE MUSEUM
1ui and 2oe WEST FOURTH STREET,


Oppos itethe City Spring, Wilmington, Del
y Has re-opened to the public with a large
collection ofnew curiositiee highly interesting
and wonderful freaks OF nature. Also, a large
addition OF noted life-siTe Figures. Correct
hkenesses, the best ever seen on exhibition
has been added by Prot. Repett, among which
are Antoine Probst, the cruel murderer OF the
Deering Family; Daniel Dancer, the noted
English Miser; Tim Bobbin. the noted Ian
caster poet; Negro Benny, the runaway slave;
VIM. Burke, the murderer of 40 persons; Ma
thias shupinchi, murderer of the peddler boy;
Arthur Spring, the murderer OF two sisters; /;
also he son Of Arthur Spring; Jacob Lah-
man, the murdered peddler boy; Gibbs, the
notorious pirate; Lieut. Montroyille, the be-
trayer. by his side stands poor Charlotte Tenn
pie; Crazy Nora, of philadelphia; Witch of
Endor in the forest Also, 25,0oO Birds. Ami
mails. Reptiles, &C., from all parts OF the
known world, can be seen at the Museum
Other wonders arriving daily. There is more
to be seer for the pice OF admission than at
any other exhibition in so the country; Open open
U,3OP, NJ. Admission only 10 ts; Children
cents, TO see the whole COLLECTION
w. H.CHADWICK, Proprietor.
decl6W1v
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The STocKWELL
Self Lighting Gas Burner.

Diploma Awarded by America. Institute, 1874
FRICTION MATCHES sUPPLANTEp
For Gas Lighting Purposes.
Instant Lighting by the ordinary turn OF
the key.
PRINCIPLE -REPEATING PERCUSSION.
The trouble, inconvenience and annoyance
occasloned by the use OF Friction Matches IN
Gas Lighting avoided. The destruction OF
property by the careless and accidental use
OF matches (amounting to millions annually
can be effectively prevented.
a NEW IGNITION T.
Simple. Convenient, Perfect.
Adapted Manufacturing establishments,
Hotels, Public Buildings. Steamboats,, Rail-
road Cars, Stores, Banks, Ofices Dwelling
Houses and wherever Gas is used.
For sale by Gawthrop n Bro. Gas Filters,
AIS Market street; W. 8. Watt, Gas Filter, 1909
Market street, and By Hardware Dealers In
Wilmington. aprs.
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Zoe! Ico!! To-
HAViNG:1aid ma larger
Stock OF Ico

than ever before OF erce,ler,
tnickness az 10 Is inchesI we T. y, quality
or the season OF 1878, at the s toIir Ste now
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and over at x cent ,

ioo VVeT Ht = cent ner Man,,
ioo at 40 cents rS, per TOSnd IOS
Ice by the ton at low rates nO,,
tne season az low as the lowest Von'faen
We pride ourselves on hsyiSs o,.
MOST carefal, polite and accommoashe vvaAhe
vers in the city for all our roSnTttasnodatIni rontas
Give us call before going % el.sr,
WALTON 4 BRoI
...s No. 2 West Third ,t,...
'ooS0 tfiftsenth and KIM te stes
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NEW DRESS GOODS Just opened a com
~ plate assortment OF new dress fabrics,
comp ising the most desirable shades and
styles in PLAN aud plald goods.
w II. SHARP.
and Market atr acts
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02
W. L. RICHARDSON,
aid, Secretary.

HONE MrssrKnls.-- first enter
talnment wac given by this troupe,
composed Of young gentleman Of our
city and tho military company, on
Saturday evening last. To cay that
all were pleased with The performance,
would but poorly express our delight.
All sustained their. characters we'll,
and it would be ,nvidious to make
distinctions. W. can oily hope that
this troupe win continue to favor the
public with their interesting" Efforts,
for We can assure them that the pub
lie more, than, appreciates them.
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The prudent thrift of'the Attorney:
General does not need suggestions for
his advantage. He will undoubtedly
make the most ofhis term, which 80
far seems to have been, pecuniarily
rennmerative. Public obloquy has
no terror for him. If moral scnsibili-
ty ia u weakness, he has been cl,ary
Of its exhibition +; but it il possible
that there may be q remorse and
deathbed repentance, when lie will
regret ' '. ~ 81 'i.. s@+"-
''That he Joined the rogues and pros.
IL. peled, and became -, $50
A renegade. Of most Indifferent fame
4 .ag';ls ..t,... In. 7. Sun.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

IRW ORLEANS, Rel River Landing,
Cheneyville Guarantee, Alexandria,
Co:ile aud Cloutierville, Daily, at
7 Am.
SHREVEPORT, keacme, Mansfield, Mar
thaville, and. Pleasant Hill-Daily at
1OA. NJ. -,
NACOGDOCHES, Melrose, Chirino. San
Augustine, Milan, Pendleton, Sabine
town, Many and TT. Jesup-on Tues
day Thursday and Saturday, at
5P.M
HOMER, Minden, Buckhorn, Ringgold,
Coushatta and Campte-on Tues
day and Friday, at S P. NJ.
WINFIELD, Atlantis, Sutton and st.
Aaurics-on Tuesday and Friday,
NAILS CLOSE
At 6 4. n. for New Orleans, Alexandria
and Cloutierville.
Asa. N. for Shreveport, Keachi, Mans
field and Pleasant Hill.
ASP. n. for Nacogdoches, Texas, Mel
rose and San Augustin.
AS P. II. for Homer, L., Buckhorn,
Coushatts and Campte.
1t 10 A. N. for Winfield. &c.
Office Hours-from 10 4. n. to 2 T. NJ.
sud from SPIN to7PM. ,,. -.
u DEvARGAs, Post Master.
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Temperance" meeting al their Hall
on St. Denis treet at lle'clock A. NJ,
Tomorrow Sunday. Letall tho MEM
bers bs on hand a. officers are to DO
elected for the ensuing year. 2a&:
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Col. R. E, Burke ani.w II. Jack,
returned ed from an extended 1'e trip to
New Orleans, last week; We con
gratalate them on, their safe return
and know our people p, will hold in
grateful remembrance their cxertions
for e the good good Of the cause n, Il. g..
BASE BALL. - The military and
citizens mines, played another q, game
last $! Sunday evening, on a. grounds
Of the former, q Both ill.,. pines exhibit
marked Improvement ',s4 and the citi-
zen. this time ', were aFel victorious, Next
Sunday, We understand, the game
will DO called at 2'oclock, and we
are requested ia extend a cordial III
vitation to all WHO desire to attend.
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Green Salve.-One quarter pound
lard, one ounce resin, one ounce bees.
wax, one drachm verdig,is; melt well
and stir well. This is one Of the
salves known for old sores, Ulcers,
cancers, scrofalous sores, cuts, and
Cranberry: Roll Stew . qnart Of
cranberries in sufficient water to keep
from burning. Make very sweet,
strain and cool. Make a paste, and
when the cranberry is cold spread it
on the, paste about an inch thick.
Rollit, tic it close in a flannel cloth /;
bell two hours, and serve with a
sweet sauce. gj; HI Iii ~ ~ af'tt.T
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-22
9 NOTICES.
NoTIoG TO ~LICNHoLDERs.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
commenced IN action in the District CONT
Of the First Judicial District In and Tor The
county Of Storey. State OF Nevada. In which
action be 10 plaintiff. and the aggregated Geld
Hill Mining Company " defendant, which nc.
ton 10 brought TO enforce q lien In favor ~
plaintiff upon the hoistipg wolk, aid land and
mining claim situated In the Gold llill Mining
District, county OF siorey. state Of Nevada. de.
sehbed ~ follows: That certain land and
mining claim knswn - the mining claim of
the Segregated Gold Hi Mining Company. lie.
Ginning Of Q stake In Gold I'LL a'orr,sis, ff,m
ipr over the Mcclellan shar bears \. IGN de-
rrres X. foriy. mine tto) feet. thence running ".
IS degrees W. eight hundred 100 feet 10 tie
outcrop OF Q quartz lode claimed by the !ewett
Mining Company. fhetec N. 70 degieev. w. two
hundred (10e) feet 10 the northern M al The
claim Of the said Jewett Company. together
with the holstIng works. hercdiiament- and
appuriepsncss thereunto belonging. which lien
% 10 secure the cum OF II. 2Cs - In gold coin OF
the United States. and 10 claimed under ard ~
yiTtue Of the Act OF the Legi,laiureof ihe state
Of Nevada, entitled. An Act 90 secure lien. To
mechanics and other. and TO repeal al other
Acts In rsiatios thereto" approved March2 y
1875.
ing Hens upon said premises under the proyls.
ions on ssId Act, arr hereby notified 10 be aud
appear before said Court on "Wednesday. the
III day Of September. A. ID. isIs, 1T 10 o'cloek
AN, The sane being . day Of the regular June
term. A, d. 1875, Of paid Court, and W exhibit
tbcu and there the proof Of their raid lien,
d. II. CARRlCK. Plaintiff.
n. n. TAYLOR, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Virginia, New, July II. 1873. 1yf, law3w
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APPLICATIONS ysR PATENT.
APPLIoATIoM FOR PATENT.
' NOTICE NO. 9ss.


TT 9. LAND oFYIcE. CARSON CITY.
III. Nevada, June 2, lsSs.-Lrg.l notice is
hereby given that the Prospect Gold and SILVER
NIpinR Company, daily estsbllrhed BY The LAWS
Of Cailfornia (whotc Postonics addfess ~ Sah
Fnnelpco, Californis) and claiming one tnya'
ssnd feet Of the Lee vein. ieds o. msh xI,h
surisce GROUND. four hundred feet In Width.
ling and being situate within tbs SILVER e...
Hiuipe District, county OF storey, sna s,.ts
Of Nevada. has made application 70 NE Un,tsa
States for . patent title iof ssa I ,n mstss md
Soupds by he oficIai plat posted on The claim
snd On az In he once Of the Register o. the
Carson Uniisd states Land ONCE, - foiio~''
Beginning .. Poet No. I. being he point o.
i I'm feet northeriy from T~oll-houre, on the
isvton Toii.rosd. and whence bear, the smokc
stsek Of The Occidental Mil south " degrees
esst; the smoke stack Of tho buckeye nois.ng
work. south u degrees esst; stoysp,Rc .,a.n,.
Compsny's shai.house north 1sdegre.,b min.
utes ssst. and running nom said Post no.
srst eourse. south 6sk degrees east p1cetto
post No. 4: whence bears. the obe.quaft.f
secllon corner ON the south lin. OF reei,on ~,
5 pi.s's Hesr q nG .tSiA i = Sssr !. s..s. distant
i.sD feet; thence from raid Post No. " zee
ond eoufse, south aik degree west. ero-,lni
Township line ct so feet. i.pos lect 70 Ivt
No. .; thence, third eour,s. north ~ os 1u,,s
cour,s. north ny degrees east crossing To~,.
ship line q SO feet, 100 feet to Poet No. ..
thenes' ann courre, south tsk degrees east
100 feet 70 Post No. 1, the point OF beginning
containing . BOO acres. u..,,,.,
Bearings expressed ron .nc .iue "e''''~"'
survey made 10 accord with the record oI
location. Hook Is of Pre- etnptiops and LoeA-
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 2S5.
U =. survey Ne. ias .ud is,.

TT 9; LAND SrrIc II;s cAI,st, !. S CITY;
,iysn that j. @. Caldwell. whose posi-ofi.c
ridress 10 Gold HE. story counly, Nevada.
has his day nled HE application for n PATENT
FOR twent, Two hundred and nibciy.iwo C2,.yzD
linear feel Of The Glbb, lod'. OF ven osAi,ns
1red feet In width. situate. binc and being IN
0old It'll Mining District, county OF storey
md STATE OF Nevada. and known aud designated
b. the 6sld notes and ofncial plat ON hie IN this
once % lot number 100 and w In town,hlps
sxtsen no. and seventeen uib. north range,
tventy one al east OF Mount Dlablo mcriGian.
This ~exterisr boundaries of said lot No. 10
and loJ being ~ follows, TO Wit;
Variation l8 degrees and 20 minutes ea,t.
Commencing at post marked No: ], US; eur.
ysy No, ia6 and i0T, situated on the north hank
ofJuStice nvine. and where heavy cropping.
lsterpect said ravine. thence running nI,t
course wett 100 feet tn post marked No. !, u.
8. survey No. i6 and aud lUi. and whence
bear the mouth OF working tunnel south 8 dc.
ton corner ON south line OF section ". iown'
chip ~ north. range II east. Mount Diablo
meridian. north IS degrees and ~ minutes w'sl.
defiant sSi feet thence. second course. north
I degree and onequarter minute eA,t, 2,xs2 Test
TO pCst marked No. ., u. y. survey No. l25 and
iUI. said poet being Identical with the rouih.
east corner Of the Europa Company. U. =. eur.
vvy No. iU7: thence. third courve. east gu feet
10 poet marked No. 4. Y. \. survey No. 49, and
lo7; thence, fourth eourre. fouih J degree aud
one-Quarter minute west. 2,2y7 feet To post
marked No. 0. y. y. survey Nc. 49, and iuI.
and whence hears the flagstaff OF the Caledonia
new holsiing works south 81 degrees and "ne-
quarter minute west. fagstanf0n Knickciloek.r
ioIsting works souih u degrees and onc-qlAf.
ter minute west, flagstaff on Mount Davidson
north - degrees and one. half minute w.si;
thence, hnh courre. wet 100 feet 10 poet M.
!. tho point Of beginning. containing ~ @i'o
acres.
This claim 10 bounded on the north by the
Europa Conpsnv'r calm.
This location of this mine IL duly recorded
In The County Recorders ofiee Of Storey Com.
~, stats Of Nevada. KEEP; a. Virginia city. !
book A, page es. Gold I'LL Mining Records.
ANY and al perpons claiming Adversely any
portion OF said J. q. Caldw. u mine ar sait min.
ing ground a. h~ervinbefsrc de,cribed. are
nouirrd 10 nle their adversc claim with the
Register OF the United Slater Land Once NJ
Cafsop City, In the btate VI Nevada, during the
sixty daysf period Of publication hereof. or
hey WILDE barred By vlrne 9th provisions
Of the statute.
ivio asa A. Waltz, Register.
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A WONDERFUL musical feat Ia chroni-
cled from Plymouth. England. whore at
n recent performance Of Mondelssohn's
"'Athalie." q young lady, named Misa
Patterson. repeatedly ran up the seals
TO the upper B-nearly an octave above
any Of the ordinary soprano voices, and
several notes above the point reached
by tho beat known singers. The notes,
and especially the high ID. were rung
ost clear and musical. without effort OF
hesitation gu the part Of the singer, xho
In an amateur.
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W...s 1A.ss LILLE a &c. COL. :;

snyELIs FARGO AInIMo coz.
w PANY.-Loeation Of principal place OF
businsss, Baa rSaneisco. California
Location Of works. Virginia District, STOREY
county. Nevada.
Nosics 10 hsrsby rivss that o. ansstine o.
the Board Of Directors held 90 the Sd day OF
June. isfo, an assessment (No. % oil Teu Cent?
Der share waa levied on the capital stock OF the
eorporatioa, payable i~mnediately In United
statss rold coin. 10 The Secretary a. the omee
Of The Company. Room I. No. Goa Montgomery
street, san rraneisco. California
Any stock upoa which this Assessment shaii
rsnaln unpaid on the Twenty sixth day o.
Jsly, isys, yin b ~dellnquent and advertised
foe ssie q pae,ie auction. and unless RsI%s1s
10 mAds SeStrs win b. cold % FRIDAY,
The nm day Of August, lsTa 70 PAY The delin,
auent assessment, together with the eoets OF
sivsrtising aud expsnses q sals.
By order Of Tie Board 81 Dtrsetors.
q. N. BOYART. Secretary.
Onee-koom I, No. to1 N~entxouerY street,
San Francisco, California. ls1ota
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sYecKneLD.Rs, MEETINGS..
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

nPPicE OF THE CALEDONIA silver
" Mining Co.. San franeisco, July u. .is.o
In aceordanec with Q resolution adopted a.
meeting Of the Trustees ofihe CAicdonl. silve'
ing oil the stockholders Of sait Company 10
hereby called. the same 10 he held a. the once
of the compsny. Ma. tit. California street. sar
Prancises. CALIFORNIA;. on WEDNESDAY. the
18th day 10 August, ISIS, n o'clock r. = 10
take into confederation and decide upon ths
proposition IN increase the capital stock 81
said Company nom two million n.0OO.0o0l dol
lars, divided into twenty thousand $4,000
aharss Of tns par value of one hundred too
dollars earh-the present capital oek-to ten
million u0,0m. oCo) dollars. divided into ons
hundred ihousAnd Coo.oOoD shares Of one hun
drsd Goo, dollars each.
AK r. HARMON.
JOSEPH wOIiRAI.L,
DAVID PAY,
ixi7 "a Trustees.
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A CANADIAN newspaper. In announc-
ing the death OF q citizen Of Dedequash.
N. b.. says: about twenty minutes
before his death he quietly got up from
his bed. unlocked his trunk. took out
his grave clothes. which he had always
kept In readiness for a number Of years.
then washed and dressed himself for
burial. When tho last enemy approach
Ell 10 close n long career OF suffering. he
exclaimed In scstaciss OF delight: Wei.
como. Death. I have long waited for
thser"
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NOTICE.

no WI. DENcKLA: YOU WILL PLEAsH
LILO take notice, - co owner. thai during the
year iS7t personally expended In labor aud
improvements o. that certain mining claim
situsted IN 0od mn Mining District, stoicy
county. Nevada, known - the North Chapman.
Chipman Ledgr, the notice Of which has been
recorded In Book X of Gold mn Mining Rec.
orhs.. pare 81. and which claim was locaied
March o. 1875, the sum Of One Thousand DJf.
larr $1,000; that your portion of such cxpen.
dttnre. hbof and Improvements 10 Two Hun.
Of you the Immediate payment thereof
A. FLEMING.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-22

A PAT ragged-edger OF Nashua was
surprised by tho indignant husband the
other day. and attempted to escape by
crawling out Of n small pantry window.
In this aperture. however. his ponder
Gus body WAS caught, and while thus
held. unable 10 move one way or the
other. the injured husband famed him
with an ironing-board. until tho victims
howls reused the neighbors and peace
was restored. - Burlington Hark-Ex.
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oBsrAoLEs TO MARRIAGE:

HAPfY RELIEF YOR YOUNG MRN
-. hon the sGeets Of Krrorp and Abu.c- In
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
msnt. New and remarkable remedIes. Hooks
nd Ctrcnlar sent free, In sealed envelopes.
Addrsss, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, fS n.
With D.. PhiAdsfphla. ha.--an initiation
eactsnd prolsssicnsiskill. myis sm
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NOTICE.

no r. n. u. GIBBS. d. PROCTOR. ". NJ.
i chaels, Jacob fiesly, w. johnson, \. n.
Clinton, Daniel Gibbs, +. Bigler. u. PcBrod.
8 w. Henson and John Anderson;
that during the year 1874 ] have perss nsliy ex.
pended In labor and Improvements upon that
certain mining claim known ~ the Gibbs
Lode 4 Oompsny,' situated 10 Gold lIill Mi.
ing District. Storey county, Nevada. the 20:
In Book "A" Of the original records 81
aid Gold Hill Mining District. page 93.D
which notice Of location 10 hereby referred
10 and made 0 part of this notice. the Fun 10
two hundred and revcniy.seyen dollar: that
,.s.~..~eflv. nfnaaFtians af sald az nsttdiinf.
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lsssssxINfs LEVIID.
NLoRIDA sILVER HlNlNa cor:

NLORIDA SILVER HlNlN0 cor.
PANY. Location Of principal pi.ss Of
Soslnsss, Ban rrapeisco, state 81 oAllfornia-
Location Of work.. Cola Hill District. Storey
coanty, state Of Nevada
Notlee 10 hereby given, that It . meeting q
the Board Of Directors. held on the istn
seventy. Eve Cents CIsej per share WAS levied
room the capital stock Of the corporation, pay
able Immediately, In United states gold coin
to the Secretary. at the once OF the Com
pany, Room II. No. $50 Pine street. San Fran
cisco, state Of California
Any stock upon which this assessment snsl
remain unpaid on Tuesday the sosh day ofyuly,
ISIS, viii Be delinquent, and advertised
for sale, a. public auction. and unless Paynen
: made beiors, will DO cold on TUESDAY
The iosh day Of August, is1e 70 pey me aenn'
ouent assessment, together with costs ofadvef
0sing and expenses Of sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
LUCiEN HERMANN, Secretary.
Onee-Room No. II, No. SO f1ne street
Man Francisco. California. JET W