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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-28
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bfeitasr Stabt nd&fsr Gage Dur& ben
soeals aaenten porespieien trercen.
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Gebram&et 6raster's @ur3eI : gitters.
bic grDbe GribItuss : Nebiatn fir S&pdGe
efrtfeIn, sebruGene Contribution, Sinueu tn
@sfiGt unb iebe Dirt Slnttranfbeit.
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Or. s. ATWOOD 1T pom feiner Centennial.
unb 5O&seiisreiie sIaGIt& suriidsefsbrt unb
fit Waiisntsn. mic btsber, rsselmdb,s in fetn.s
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Samen aufaepaft!

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Gtrimpfwaaren, g uaenDaaren, Bsibwaarsu
sefridte u. {. 10. @ebSdeIte Safsn, Damsn.
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W0IitifAe Motif.

Sd bin Ganbibat fir bas lint bes Munict.
pal. &t&tsrs. In Der Stabt ct. gauI, BET ben
bepOrfebenpen @abI.
pbtItp . e&D&ebrune.
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Deatf&er3abnarst-Dr 6. $3.50
naus, 2eris 8lUd, spet Gbiirer fibIi& sCm
Marftbanlt. 26bne ausaesoaen pbne @GmraeR.
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@eblet@te nnb ungebIef@te
Muiltns, GaIiecs, Cotton, Glanneae, fnb am
tiQtgfen BET CABIN u. 60. z Corners.
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gD Ser GtntGufe Ia GIanneae gu MAIDEN
bat, iuQte i9 pas @ei&aft 3atm u. 60. belnn-
oers uctireu. Dort tf BET plaB fe su tauffn.
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". Sttcrle, Druggist and Pharmaceu-
fist, Deatf&e Spotbefe, 200 OR z. Gtsase.
Ode bes 8rcabpay, ct. paul, Minn.
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Dr. DeoOlpb, grst Daubarst pab ST.
bnrtsbslfer, 200 Sf 7te Strabe, Gde gruab-
tpay.
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S&Da&e nerpEls iunee @dnner unb be.
lisat' Dansn fulliea 8rasIsr's @ur3sI- gitters
eetrauGen.
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miro bic neue Drdmte eielsr Gage
,usdGidt.
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Mstbma unb Gatarrb.-Sete Or
eansen's Nn3eise.
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Rsbmst G~raster's @urseI-g tttsrs fit bas
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Office: Ode ber Dritten unb ct. Setter
gtr. @rat: Or. Granets @tpUUb, Office
@tunben 9-1.
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0anffa1ung.

Stern,it fpreHe i'd alsn benisuissn Terfrnen. pelGs
Sur6 freuubiGaftIiG. bilfsIetfune fcr&e bu,G 9telnabs
me am Stt&enbes dneuis metuer mad htpertn Sttoen bin
aelEte6ene tbeuerc Watttn
Gatbarina &icin seb. SHARES
hre Etelnabue srDielsn baben. meaen hersIt&sn Dnnf
one.
at WnHL. rs. Oct. 1876.
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geisle uub AusuRi, a s,b. &snanb.
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TIna ee,. @aentr.
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Sn BIantets unD GIannele lnb CABIN
u. 6. ,bren Gpnrarsniea mas. 8tliSteit bstrtTi
melt ppyaus.
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SIN Gbicass nusbea tp6bren6 Der tcebsa &C.
{&IpGenen SanSs!spo&e 4.727,e5 5 Suibsl
2Setaen auf ben @artt eebra&t sssen 1906
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0os 9~ranttnsG Dsrnttttt St$ ct. observation-disclosures
I'm Npptmber 1876 bshtbt aus t~cIaenben 5srren
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Sir wrGFteat:
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3. Difriet:
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GrpOfS.
Drite @arb.-Jsbn 2unfenbeimer.
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Sanfte Warb.-GDmn art Wice.
Gonk- Re.{rf -Nnrtnk SYnarEE
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rurbtu Ia Der Raria Simmdfatrts as,&. ar lS. g0st
Serr 0mffaD GNiaer
nit
TrduIein Mnna Mekcprf.
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M6st SIR @u6 aeten Slides freu'n.
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I'm peutuxssrpnen Wprtentrant.
Bet son n,uIGetu uno Sturmtswetter
@riu' Cure etsS' I'm f65uRen @Ioni.
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Nsa' INNER tGl6en purpuriHetn
limb INNER I6Snerts Gntfalten
Tsn Rcfen GnreS @lid's rerIetb'n.
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Application for Patent.
Champion Lode.
NOTICE NO. 32s.
U. S. LAND OFFICE.

GOAEhA tNuNtN AEJ l. ~
MO e 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN GEORGE w. DALI twhose postofHce adj
dress is Mineral City, Nevada.) has this day
filed his application for a patent for fifteen hun.
dred linear feet OF the Champion Mine err vein
bearing silver, with surface ground fowy hun-
CRED feet IN width, situate lying and icing in
Nevada Mining District, Ceanty of Wise Pine
and state or Nevada, and known and. designated
by the field notes and official plat on fIe IN this
office rs Lot Number 81, in urrsurveyed lands.
The exterior boundaries of said OF No. 81 be.
ing as follows, to wit Variation 16ho East.
Commencing at Il post marked No. 1 u. 4. Snr--
vey 20. 81, whence the monument marked O.. a.
Monument No. ] on the summit Of Champion
Han Bears ;. 81 min, E. 1873 feet; the Championt
shaft bears 5 u deg. Is min, w. 633 feet, and q
nut pine tree l foot III diameter, marked No. 81 Is
7. bears North 81 ceg.. w. 81 feet thence run
ning s ~ deg, w. 1860 feet to post marked No.
2 q. $. Survey No. 81 thence N. ST. deg. w.
4Uo feet to post marked No. 4 U. s Survey No.
50 thence N. 234, L.. 1900 feet to post marked
No. u S Survey No. 81 and thence s. s7A
deg, F. 400 feet to post No. /, the place Of be-
ginning, containing Is 77-1O0 acres.
THIS claim is bounded on the north by the
Claim Of isaac Hand and others.
The location Of this fuiAe is duly recorded in
the Recorders Office of Nevada Mining District
III Book a. page 1T.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said Champion mine or said mining
ground - herelnbcfure described, are REQUIRED
70 Die their adverse claim with the Register OF
the United States Land Office at Lurrks. in tia
state OF Nevada, during the sixty DAYS period Of
publication hereof. or they will be barred bY
virtue OF the provisions Of the Statute.
hlyo-OOd d. B. IMMEL. Register.
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Assessment Notice.

NAN JOSE MINING COMPANY
- Principal place Of business, San francisco,
California-Location Of works, Egan Canyon,
White Pine county. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting Of
the Trustees. held on the 18th day of June. 1876
an assessment mo. l2) of Five Dollars ntr share
was levied upon the capital stock Of said corpor-
alton. payable immediately, in United States
gold ccln, to the Secretary, at the office of the
company, No. 100 Front street, San Franci, { )
California. :
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Monday, the 18th day
OF July, 1876. will be delinquent and advtr-
tised far sale at public auction, and unless pay
ment islnade before, will be sold on Tuesday.
the 22d day of August, 1876, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs Of
advertising and expenses Of sale.
ANDREW CARDIGAN. Secretary.
Ofiice-No. 100 Front street, San Francisco,
California. ial7.td
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ASSAY OFFICE
AND -
BULLION MELTING ROOMS!

THOMAS PRICE FORMERLY OF THE
i San Francisco Assaying and Refining
Works.. having fitted up the old Pacific Mail
Building. No. 52i Sacramento street, corner of
Leidesdorff. as an Assay Office, Chemical Labor.
atory and Bullion Rooms. Is now prepared to
make ASSAYS Of the precious and useful metals
and their ores, as we'll as complete or partial
analyses of all the minerals, salts, waters or
other substances that may be desired. and is
prepared to receive Bullion for melting into
Bars. Refining, parting and Coming. special
attention being paid to the treatmen Of Bar
Bullion. and he hopes that his long residence
and experience i'll his profession will entitle
him to a reasonable portion of the business Of
his friends and the public generally.
San Francisco, May +, 1876. my13-3m
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Assessment Notice.

ITO CAL. CRIPPEN. HIS HEIRS AND
Assigns Please take notice that you are a
co-owner with the undersigned in the Pennsyi-
vania mine, situated in White Pine Mining DIS,
trict. White Pine County, State of Nevada. and
that there is now due and owing from you to the
undersigned. on account of assessment work
done on said mine prior to the year ending De
cember, 1875, the sum Of thiity-one dollars and
twent, five cents 1881 PSI, and If the said snm
together with the costs Of advertising this
notice, remain unpaid at the expiration of
ninety days from the date hereof. yonr interest
in said Pennsylvania Mine will be forfeited, and
your title therein be vested in the UNDERSIGNED.
in accordance with the provisions OF Act OF Con-
gress approved May 10, 1872.
JAMES REILLY.
Hamilton. Nav IS. 1876. my20-9Od
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Assessment Notice.

L that you are q co-oUner with the under
signed in the Boston mine, situated in White
Pine Mining District, White Pine County. State
Of Nevada. and that there is now due and owing
from you to the undersigned. on account Of as
uent work done on said mine for the year ending
December, 1875, the sum Of forty-seven dollars
and seventy-fve cents ,$47 75). and if the said
sum. together with the costs of advertising this
notice, remain unpaid at the expiration of
ninety days from the date hereof. your interest
in said Boston mine will be forfeited. and your
title therein vested in the undersigned, in &C
cordance with the provisions Of Act of Congress
approved May 10. 1872.
JAMES REILLY.
Hamilton, May IS, 1876. my20-90d
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AFgal Notices.


m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THn
Sixth judicial District Of the State OF Nevadn
in and for the County of White Pine.
NANCY Q. MOON, Plaintiff, versus JACOB
MOON, Defendant.
Action brought in the District Conf "A u.
Sixth Judicial District of the State of Neyada
in and for the County Of White Pine, and tia
complaint filed in said County of White Pine IL
tbe Office of the Clerk of said District Court
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to JACOB
MOON. Defendant You are hereby REQUIRED ~
anrear in action brought against Won Nv ~
above named Plaintiff. in the District Court Of IN
Sixth Judicial District, Of the State of Nevada
ia and for the County of White Pine. and answrr
the complaint filed therein, within ten davrs
exclusive OF the day of service} after the ser-
vice on you of this Summons, if served in said
County; or, if served out OF said County. buts
within said District, within twenty days; and In
all other cases forty days; or judgment by de-.
fault will betaken AGAINST you, according 10 TIA
prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain the decree
of this Court forever disSOlving the bonds Of
matrimony existing between you and the SAID
Plaintiff, and for general relief herein. For
cause of action Plaintiff alleges that YOU
fused aud neglected to provide her with the
common necessaries Of life since the said mar
riage, as will more fully appear by the com
plant on file in said cause.
And you are hereby notified, that il you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, as above
required, the said Plaintiff will apply TO the
Court for the relief prayed for in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Dis
#--* trict Court of the Sixth Judicial Dis
trict of the state of Nevada, in ana for
sea- the County of White Pine, this 4th day
x1 of April, A. d. one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-six.
ap15-3m w. R. FORREST, Clerk.
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WHITE PINE NEWS


Ia deepest WEAKNESS I lay so still
One might have thought 1t death,
For hush OF motion and . sleep OF Will,
Gave me but ~soundless breath.
Ard yet I slept not only knew that Rest
Held me all lose to her
Goftly but firmly fettered to her breast,
/ had NO wish to Stir.
10, IT," I thought death would be but like
this
Neither to sleep nor wake.
But have for ages just this conscious bliss,
That perfec. rest take.
The soul grows often weary, like che flesh;
may rest pervade her long,
While she shall feel the joy Of growing fresh
for heavenly work and song.
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Choice Flower and Garden Seeds.
Strawberries and Peaches.
NEW SORTS EY RAIL.

DLANTs OF THE NEWEST AND FINEST
L improved sorts, carefully packed and pre-
paid by mail. My collection Of Strawberries
took the first premium for the best collection, nj
the great show OF the Mass. Horticultural Soci-
ETY.. in Boston, last season. I grow nearly 10,
varieties, the most complete collection in the
country, including all the new. large American
and imported kinds. Priced Descriptive Gaia
logue, gratis. by mail. Also, Bulbs. Fruit Trees,
Roses. Everdcn Seeds, 81 90 by mail.
9. C.. The True CAPE Cod Cranberry, best sor;
4 C.. for Upland, Lowland, or Garden. by mail
prepaic. 81 per 100, IS per LOCO. Wholesal.
Catalogue to the trade. Agents wanted.
3. M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries
and Seed Warehouse. Plymouth. Mass. Estab-
Ii shed in 1912. mr4-tf
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PEN PICTURE OF MRS. HAYES.

Mrs. Hayes is an uncommonly hand
some woman, but is not OF that type OF
delicate beau y that is most characteristic
OF our country women. She Is ut once
n paragon in those domestic duties that
are SO essential a part OF every Aneri-
can womun's life, and a leader III the
most brilliant social festivities of this
charming capital. In the number OF
her ancestors. the Governors wife connts
settlers ut Chillicothe, who came from
Connecticut. Other from Pennsylvania.
and her father was a physician FROM
Kentucky. Her maiden name Was Webb
she il Il religious woman, IN which the eye
of fancy may tnd her Connecticut an
eestry. A wolnan devoted TO domestic
duties. a trait characteristic of Pennsyl-
y.nians, aud in her beauty, her CONVEX
sational aptness, her social tact and
grace. one sees Il result of the dashlng
Kentucky blood. Mrs. Hayes. likes her
husband. is perfectly artless aud sincere.
Tie first thing that lmpresses itself upon
those who meet her for the FIRST time IL
the absence of anything artificial IN Der
and conversatlen. You Know
that she il genuine by instinct. She
unites the ease and grace OF the mos re-
fred society with the warm cordialIty OF
western life. Every person who APP
proaches her is charmed with her con-
yersation. She talks well upon every
subject without the slightest reserve, and
she possesses Il magnetism which. de-
spite Henry Ward Beecher's opinion to
the contrary, is one of the most powerful
attractions of human nature. You CAP
picture the future lady Of the White
House presiding at a reception with a
dignity and elegance to which Washing
ton society has long been "a stranger, and
romping with her children in the nurser.
with ali the freedom and delight Of a de-
voted mother. In person. Mrs. hayes.
as has been said. is unusually attractive.
She is Of medium hight. with a graceful
aud well-developed figure. dark hair.
which she wears in simple. but very be-
coming braids, falling low over the tenn
pies. in contrast with the more modern
style OF frizzing and cropping ; brown
aud expressive eyes. regular features, a
good color, and a peculiarly sweet month
and chlu. Her face has much character,
and expresses at once tirmness and anna
biiity. The simplicity and excellent taste
OF her toilet have been matters of remark
among the ladies during the official life
of her husband. while she has been the
header Of society at the Ohio capital.
She is faithful in her religious obsery-
ances, and is distinguished for her nu-
merous and judicious acts of charity.
while at the same time she is always the
life and soul Of social entertainments III
which she takes a part. In short. her
friends declare their belief that her quail
iications as the lady of the White House
are only equaled by her husbands tit
ness for the dutiessof the high office for
which he is narned.-CoLumbus Letter Of
Nep Yord Herald.
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A Rare Chance !
White Pine Laundry
FOR SALE!

TNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
i sale this prosperous business, together with
all the property connected Herewith, consisting
of a large cent 75x2S feet, one brick house and
three adjoining lots. stable, w courthouse and
barn, two horses and a wagon, and all the appli-
ances necessary to run an extensive laundry.
This is the only Laundry in Hamilton, Treas
ure Hill. Eberhardt and Shermantown, and the
present business is paying a net profit of from
$3.50 to $3.50 per month, which could be in
creased to $500 with extra help.
The Laundry was established in 1859. The
present proprietor has in four years realized u
sum sufficient on which to retire from the bust
ness and settle in California. This is the only
reason for wishing to dispose of the property.
NJ. MCCARTHY, Proprietor.
Hamilton, April S, 1876. ap8-tf
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mo man was better lnuculated to pre-
ju ige pork than my husband was" says
n y. Darlington; "he knew what good
b ,gs were, he did. for he had been
bought mp with 'em from his child
hood"
"IT is strange" muttered a young
I'm as he staggered home from a sup
D r party. "h0w evil communications
9 rupt good manners. / have been SUR
r,undcd by tnmblers all the evening. and
I'D now I am a tumbler myself"
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NOTICE OF

A NETTING OF THE REPUBLICAN
N COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE will ~
held at Dr.. Thomas Office in Hamilton. on Sat-
urdav evening, June "a, 1873.
A full attendance is requested, rs business of
Importance will be transacted.
by order Of the President.
Hamilton, June Is. 1916. jel7.ot
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-07-15

ASSESSMENTS. Tie style in which assess
mel is are being "socked" to the unhappy
shareholders along the Comstock line, Says the
Phoebe Record. is q caution. After a while the
folks will open their eyes and find out that Ne
vsda offers other inducements to mining enter
prise besides those to be found on the Comstock
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-07-15

A. Boston lady has invented a chair in
which a woman can sit down in a new
hustle. 1t is a cross between a side-sad-
die and an upholstered saw horse.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-07-15

A r1MID Chinunan dined with 300
young ladies' al Mount Holyoke Semin-
cry q few days ago. He was very bush
iul, and all. he could say was, Too
muchee girl"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-07-15

PERpLExING. The other. day q very
nice young man. when the storm came
up, chased after a lovely Young lady two
blocks and q half to shield her from the
fury of the elements. and then when she
accept.d his courteously proffered aid aud
he opened the spreading parachute above
her maidenly head, her eyes stood out
on her cheeks as she read her fathers
maine painted in two.inch letters on the
alapaca. And he-he was so mortified
that he tried to die half a dozen times
while he was walking with her, and made
up his mind that he would drown the
hex time before he would grab for an
umbrella in the postoffice without look
ing at it.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-07-15

A DVERTISING : Cheap : Good Sys-
n tenn tic. All persons who contemplat,
making contracts with newspapers for the inser
ton of advertisements, should send IS cent,
to Geo. p. Rowell 4 Co, Al Park Row, New
York, for their PAMPHLET-BOOK. NINETY,
seventh edition,) containing lists Of over 2,O0r
newspapers and estimates, showing the cost
Advertisements taken for leading papers in man,
States at a tremendous reduction from publish
ers rates dET THE BOOK. mar27
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-07-15

SOME very encouraging news has been
received from Timbuctoo. Missionaries
were sent into that benighted country,
aud the Home Society anxionsly awaited
y report of progress knowing that the
inhabitants were a little careless about
the Golden Rnle. The longed tor report
came ut last. but. alas !! it was from the
natives. and ran thus:-"Your mission
aries were good; please send some
more"