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COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

sryNxxs sCouxr--cuAxHERs--Held by Judge DAVIS
Nos 25s 23s c3s - 81 50 9S vs., ia, 2ls, ?2s 231
23s .So 2s4 T. a. 73, 10. 10. l02, l05 no. 49, 1877
Loo lsl l.3 ia III. LIS, lss l90 2o5 2O9 223
93s 2si 2a2 2<3, as6, 2a7.. 24s, 249, $50 ISL 252
23s $50.
srrnsnk Coumr-cxxExAL TKRM. Adjourned until
Thursdzy December -, 1875
SUPERIOR couRr--srEciAL TERM-Hcld by Judge San
ford. No day calendar.
Connox PLEAs--rxiAL TKRN-Pars2-fcld by Judge
Vac Brunt-Csse on No dsy calendar.
MaRfsk CoURr-tKskKAL TkRM-Hcld by Judges
shea Aikcr aud McAdan. .--AppcaIs from orders-Nos.
Ito IL inclusive. Appeals from judgnents-Nos TO
- inclusive
GxxrnAl SESSIONS Part Held by Judge Suther-
lsad The People Daniel Schrumpf, misdemeapor.
Supreme Court special Term; supreme Court. CIR
cut Parts l. and 3, Superior Court, General Term;
super,or Court, TRIAL Terms, Paris and 2. Common
Picss. General Term: Common Pleas, Equity Tenn !;
Common fless, TRIAL Terms, Parts l and 5: Marine
Court. Trial Terms Parts l, and 3; and General
Seasons. r.rs Adjourned tor the term
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OUT OF POCKET.

On Sunday night James McCarrey. or No. IS Grand
street. while intoxicated, entered saloon In the
basement OF So IS Thompson street, kept BY the no.
torious negro James jackson, who was arrested five
years ago for the murder OF white woman. with
whom he living, by throwing her down stairs.
While Mr. McCanrcy in the place he robbed OF
SIS, OF The inmates, Mary Scuilion Informed
officer MnlIgan Of the Eighth prscinc that jackson
stole the money. HI was at once arrested, and on
being arraigncd before Justice Bixby, ycstcrday.
held for trial in default OF $1,000 baii.
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WELCOME NEWS.

There present not single patient In the Small
pox Hospital on Biackwell's island, a situation Of
affairs there which is utterly unprecedented DR..
Kitchen attributes this very gratifying fact to Tho
thorough efficient OF the cty's health Dy tho
nrcsani Board OF Health.
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weight 1900 Ibs.:. at s,le per b.; iss csn:
Wisconsin sheep. weight IL 40 lbs 5c per 10 i7s
Indiana sheep, weight II $50 hs NJ 5Ac ~ soid 'os
s. 20 per head Davis halisnbeek sod c.naaa
weight Us0 lbs, 4c. h. 20 ohio sheep. ~eight
9;3io ; lbs. at, o'e per ~ 100 Ohio sheer. ws.gas
weight 1880 lbs, az 5,Sc per no ist
state sheep and lambs. weight if,G lbs, ac ID
100 State sheep and lambs weight 75 lbs. q, 5c
10 % stale sheep LAMBS weight 5I50 lbs, al &C.
per 10.
NtLcH Cows--No sales
vsALs cALyEs-yeais sold at &c. SC. lb calves
at 50 a 81 per head
uoCs-There q o sale
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A FRIGHTFUL DEATH.

lFrom the Fort Scott tKan) Monitor, Dec. IL
We heard mcagrc account OF terrible burning case
which occurred on Tuesday, near Leroy, Barton
county Missouri which resulted IN the death Of hrs
Ham and her little child 1t appears that Mra Ham
went out to get bucket OF water, leaving hcr little
child playing before the ire While her way back
she heard the child scream. and dropping ncr bucket
shc ran back and saw the child win IT'S clothing IN
namcs She caught II up and endcavored 10 smother
the ire, when communicated 10 her and there bcD
assistance near, both were burned TO death.
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never had anything to do with his fathers safe and
furthermore, that he did not know Scott AZ all


Being possessed Of this knowledge. and stl falling
to get Scott To come TO settlement. McFeely rc-
sorted TO the police ana courts, and the result was
that on Saturday scott was indicted for embezzement
and to-day he surprised by being arrested and
lodged in jail but on account OF to-day being Cnrst
mas Ia legal holiday his will be examined be-
fore tomorrow. The sexton bias lately been en-
poyed al a small salary Janilor OF building
Washington street McFeciy claims that seots
house was built with his brothers. money. Five OF
the bonds have been traced 10 the Franklin savings
Bank and one 10 the New England Trust Company as
collateral but II has not yet transpred what has be-
come OF the othera
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

cosros- Bno~~--on Monday. December 25. by the
Rev A r. Palmer. wtLksAr A. 6osros TO SARAH n
daughter OF Abrain D. nrowu, all of this city
vaxsIssls--tNkrr.~ rr.~~on Monday. December 25 by
the Rev = u. barchAra % u. toa~siars vAxpEa-
s1ar Mar ~, younsoss d2ashisr Of j. = fsArT all
OF shs cay >sesrsa
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THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.

The work OF tho Temperance brotherhood in trying
20 the liquor dealers Ii still progressing
IN Brooklyn. Tweniy-scvcn OF violation OF tho
Sunday law will be tried on Friday next before tho
Excise Board and twenty viii bo brought before tho
Grand Jury at the January term.
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A SERIOUS CHARGE.

john Harris seaman, attached 10 tho United States
navy caused the OF John NJ Paan, abarfcndor,
residing al No. 234 York street, Brooklyn, charge
OF knock ing MIN down Ind robbng him Of $50 Pallan
WAS held 10 snswsr before Justice Walsh.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Past and Present
The Holiday Speculation.
THE CLOSING PRICES SATURDAY.
WALL STREET.
MONDAY. Dec 2o, 1876.

MONDAY Dec 70, 1876. !
The brokers' strong bow may be likcned 10 the
Christmas stocking "huns by the chimney with care"
and the broker himself 10 the child OF apocryphal
goodness who approaches with mingled feelings Of
hope and apprehension. The ioothsome tcnton and
the footing trumpet pretty be found slowed
away somewhere in its depths but the chance Of dis
covery qualified by the dreadful apparition OF bun
die of twigs.
Happy Is the broker who nncs bundle Of twigs ip
his burglar proof labelled Wabash. ONO. G.. c. and |.
C., stocks et id gen,s while succulent sweets
OF sound aud dividend payiug nature are IN comfort
able prepondsrancc IL Is TO be feared that but few
strong boxes Tree from their disagrceabic remind
OF an unsatisfactory year, and the mrlh OF Christ
is likely be chanted IN minor key struck by
notcless purse.
However, brokers, as a class. wonderfully free
from dependency have great faith in something
favorable turning up, and possess favorable hope
IN q good time coming.
II is true they nave been kept long time waiting,
but they call the provorb about the lane be-
levc that there is turning somewhere (perhaps all
the from being hidden from sigh,, and jog along
with faith. hope and charity pervading their nature
and lighting up the rugged way Brokers are handy,
too At expedicnts, and slow to attempt new
where old ones fail The blundcr committed
about year back IN advancing the rates OF commis-
sons, in other words striking for higher wages
at n limo when the price Of all kinds OF labor was
being reduced the whole country through has brought
with II the fruit Of its own folly
The direct effect to legislate away from the
Board what little outside business existed II Is now
proposed to Iegisae back again by plan OF equally
doubtful efficiency
The project which sub committee have In charge
is 10 permit spectators, on payment Of $500 per an
TO the treasury Of tho Board to have their orders
executed ut oneha the present charge thus favoring
the large operator and discriminating against the
small one.
We are not prepared to say how the scheme will
work, though Il may be worth trial. The proof Of
thepudding plum, with sprgs OF holly. belts the
season is in the eating thereof and the plan may be
moro paatabe than ut first appears.
Up to this time tho tinkcring the Commission law
has been to as little purpose the celebrated prom
enade OF the French KING who first marched up the
bill and then marched down again. and has not been
unlike in its system OF advance and retreat Under
any circumstances It is to be hoped that next Christ
Will be reached under brighter auspices than the
present one, and that the skies which over
cast will clear under the rays Of prosperous
times
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

ys Totals s;s3s 3 S47 is,s.s asos5
,hi, forenoon was Arm and brisk on
s1' xas Fsn @ e w sa,,. ranging from soH|sn
e.l o Eassman sold self 81 horned
o per- IT, .ssSs
s & e. pes wiss' IT, wssn e~ ~ i'aV, %A: :s' a
k.s,%sn ssss,, e ,nIaoi, .'osT o,d los
f =. asi. s @ ssxA s's ss; :?'s
ss s r. re- sss: IL @
t.s . sold 10 p! aoa "ssA' e. mixed asss.s ss
o' sai K'shsss 70 as. % sssr. At os Der H.
wi,h tops At re per H. weight 81 ew, y 'es sold os
s. 4 ,sa @ sr Il ssh sss AK 4 5 s Z
rs sssa:
for B,g~nii kspiussy ;.ssrs and % o1sn :. lie per ~
ios per d. weigh. 4, Jersey Cry yard. coasy
ss,s ,S 4 81 q ns'4 s.sa - y zee
weight : evi: isr $ brown. "a Ksn.uely sissr. 4
to- IL ssr ps s & sss .s ri - 9n.
sssh; s s for Christ ss;e9 CO. y osS sa. 'ssr I. & q
3: re- ss;, ~ '.' = ts; :;sSs ss ss's.sst: ss Ca ca
Ss ssixss ss cyl. s, o"'s Norris, iias.: q:
S:,. ls g ss. @ .;.. ss .s,sSs % .s .
u illinois steers At e4c per To-, weight ewt
Son. i sss is xss. sS
Nth $40 oa the lot weshs 81 cwi 10 Illinois steers a.
ss Ss' s1 following sale. ~sr. chiefly e.
s .sis issI ssS;;a
mixed Hocka. otac To- r.. Newton sold - ONO
ewes weight ~ ibs head. ~ sac ID l6s Ohio
ewes - lbs per head sheep
weight 7s lbs head, &C. H. 10 Ohio sheep.
weight I2s Ibs per hssd, a. ossc per h. l25 Ohio
sheep weighs II Ihs per head as 5e per ID Judd
head 2Sc H. $50 ohio sheep, weight 81 lbr per
head 4i,c- per b. 1868 Ohio ewes weight 80 lbs
head at 4lSc. per 10. Hume klliost sold l75
sheen, weight lssto lbs. =. 4se. per ih los state
weight 2o lbs 4e. per To- ~ State sheep, weight
iu54o ibs. At size per b. i Ohio sheep, weight l5evO
IbS 81 5tsc per ID A. PsuusyIvana sheep weight $3.50
In, as skc per N, is7 fsaAsyivsais shscp.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
iT REASONABLE RArEs-MoxEy oS LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies aud Mortgages.
bought insurance u az ~ad; ese'sd YIN ss.i
"A .tinental ST. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Companies
s ss s.sssnss Il ss s il yh s M *
Manaser 232 broadway New York Or e,x asa Poss oce
THoIcE AND SAFE INvEsTMENrr.
cisy and County Municipal Bond.
city Railroad Stocks and Bonds tnsaraass and S.ss
stocks ussight Stocks and Bonds strie,l, nrst eass
desirable prices y ALSsII h,SicoLAy CO
n Investment securities specially sos 70 ye.rs
T ARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY 70 LoAS-Ar Low
llcxpenses on New York bicokyn aud westminster frss
'''S'S''' SeS0Ad' GFaRcs ~ W w. STAKE $50 Eso.d~.
MAXNHATrAN sAyiSes AZ INSTITUTION:
rprYsEcosp sEAlASSus s.s sGaS bIspEsb Psf II is'e
The usiaes Of this institution have declared the Any.
second dividend M on n, dees, on The l.. a.s
Of six annnm not exceeding $500 and
Ave per cent per ananm on arge, sums.
i. J. Bsowy, President
EDWARD scuELL Treasurer
NORTH CAROLINA BoHDHoLDERs ARE RE-
guested to meet ut the Office OF the undersigned ON
a @ 10 s plan %
'"' A''4''"'"' . JOHN B. MANNING IS Broaawav
DARTIEs OWING MORTGAGES TO BROKEN saw.
years at legal rates. H. L. GRANT i4o Broadway.
Sr4a rrY rs rs buR puf X y ISL s''
fISgISSATi fStT GIT GIyY e. pp REE n ,s ao4
DANIEL 4. MORAN, ''' 10. ;5'' ~ 70 WALL ST.. n Y.
TlaUsT FUNDS TO LOAN on MoKrGAGE-cITY,
LEavITf'& 4 woLcoTr. 10 Pine st.
. 4 TIL DIvIDEND-UN'oN DIME SAVINGS BANK.
C-t Nos 3Y6 and 39s Canal stThe trustees have de-
clared their dividend per per
rs a all ai aav on aeoo' o Or g, s
January will draw interest from that date. Rsmov -
ard ae ABOUT a ISIS Open
''0m ~ 70 . ana SarSIEoS aai0lSLs President
q. $ CHAPIN, Treas Tuos. FLOYD JONES, sec
InsT .SS.H
sai worth hest q Ssw YORK and Plllsdel
Philadelphia, Pa
$3.50 600 TO LOAN On CITY rsorEErY n
amount "p ya aprey @ 8 ir SsapSwsy pSr ssn'
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
a s0oMpETESr ACCEPTABLE PARTY HAVING
IS
| A PARTNER WANTED WITH $500 IL GOOD LEGI
Ultimate business; chance seldom offered IL East th st.
pANKING AND BROKERAGE HOUSE IN BROAD
Dst- Partnership offered after January prox Address
| JJoTEL.-wANTED. BY AN ENERGETIC. RELIA
llbe and thorough hotel man the management q Or m
and services would insure rmanent and good paying
only those wne can osr SH"a pSson n = good
| r ADY, PROPRIETOR or ELECTRIC BATHS QM
With sapa IL o Wss, & r.
DARrNER WITH SMALL CAPITAL IN A GENTEEL
MALONE 5 Dey st.
81 600 s,ss.. s
yearly. Address r., box Is2 Herald Office
THAN double sSe .moun % address sPRoTLE s issn
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PRIVACY OF YELECRANS..
President 0rton Makes His Return
to the Congressional Subpoena.
THE OREGON ELECTION INVESTIGATION.
He Has No Personal knowledge Of the
Desired kilograms.

The following eorrespoadenec is furnished By the
Western Uuios Telegraph Company
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kxEcrusx osfiCf,
wKsrHsx u>Dx IkLrsNArH ,oxrASy.
>xs loKN. Dec. -, isso J
don. WILLIAM X MORRISON, Chairman. New urseans.
sis--Aocompsnyinr this I send you a commu1ica-
toa made ~ this DAY 10 the Speaker oi the Hvese
OF Representatives respect 10 paper served upon
me ana which requires the Scrgesnt.at-Arsas OF the
House o Representatives. 20 summon me 10 appear he
lore your committee al <cw Or e@ns tue xoth vi
pecsmbcr % nos suppose y - thought Ie>sess any
personal novaeage conccfalng any oi The matters TO
be investigated by thai COMMITTED am bal uo~ recov
crng from sons llusss. aud my health 10
~ rucL state thai could noi without great incon-
venence and REX. well as unnecessary sxpense 10
the government, make 40 long q lournes as thai 10
New Orleans trust. therefore. that may be re-
evcd from personal attendance and that such report
as you may thlnk proper TO make ~ the speaker Of
the House may NOT involve ne ~ contempt iof iail-
urc to appear personally. possess no knowicdre In
fcspect any matter conhded 70 you tor invcstgs-
ton, 10 respect TO the papers which you seek,
which would be OF any value to you " were there
am, very respectfully, WILLIAM ORION.
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CLOSING rRrcEs-s r. n. SATURDAY.
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
In view OF the fact that the Toledo and Wabash Rail-
road Company will to-day he succeeded by the Wabash
Railway Company, the following statements may be
OF interest to the Shareholders
Debts and Lease Obligations Of the Toledo, Wabash and
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F0R 1870.

Eighteen hundred and Ecveuty-six Ia the
Cea ennial year. 1t il aIso a year In which AZ
Opposition House # t. ,fesru atiyes. the
fl It since the war. vii b. IA power AZ wssh-
nSton. snu The year ef the twepty-thlsd eIs..
IT, n Of esident o. the United states All
Of these events ate Atte 20 H. II grrst interest
and import nee, especially the two latter.
and eli Of taen rHd everything eonnecsed
with .le-l vii oe iuIy and freshly Reported
and e<pounded In THE Sun
The Opposition House of Representative.
tsking w the lice Of inquiry cps ned years ago
by THE SUs, will sterIly and dsiigeniIy inves-
tiS4te tae exemptions and mlsdeeds II
GRANTS admiListFAiton; and WILL IL IL TO be
aope6. 10y the foanastign for a now and bes-
ter per1oa In our national history, OF all
tliis Tag Sun viii contain eorbplete and &C.
enrste accounts, furnishing lite readers vita
early and trustworthy Information upon tlless
absorbing topics.
Thetwentj -i.lrd Presidential election, with
the preparg lions for it, vii be memorable -
deciding ugan GRANT'a aspirations for third
term Of power ard plundsr, aud stlll mere q
deciding WHO fbs.l. be tie candidate of The
party OF Reform, Aisa IS eltc illg that eaH9i-
date. Concerning sli these subjects, thnss
who read The suS WI have the constant
means of bring tn rou Is vel. informed
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m ment; aud always, we trust. treated In
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shall continue 70 give IL lis columns large
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stories, t9les, poems. scientific lutelltgenoe
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are not =bie to make MON ln orr Tally editivr.
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also regularly reported Ia lse columns. aud 80
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NOTICE.

YHNO WILLIAM SPENCE, JAMES SPENCE
Il Nv. h j. Spcnce) Samuel Clay. Antoine
Kaufman, Clay Kaufman,) Morris Price. and
Arthur Lickly, creditors of the Montezunla
Mining Company, and to VIM. II, Strout, their
trustee-You are hereby notified that the
assessment work, as required by the Act Of
Congress, of the United States, of May 10,
1872, has been done by me on the Mcntezuma
Ledge and Company, situated in Arabia
Trinity Mining district, Humboldt county,
State of Nevada, upon the original location
thereof, for the year 1875, and prior thereto,
and other expenditures of money and labor
on the said ledge and company to the amount
Of six hundred dollars $500, and that II you
do not contribute your proportion, two hun
bred and ninety-two dollars and fifty cents
1922 50) in gold coin. on or before ninety days
from this date, your interest in said Monte
yuma Ledge and Company will become the
property of the undersigned. and that 1
demand of you the immediate payment
thereof.
LUTHER A. BUCKNER.
Trinity (Arabia) Mining District, Decem-
bert, 1875 d7-td
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UNITED STATES REGISTERS
SUNNI ONS.
No. 121.
In THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
FOR THE DISTRICT OF
CARSON CITY, New,

In THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
For THE DISTRICT OF
CARSON CITY, New,
HyHE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES
A to GEORGE W. NICHOLS greetingYou are
hereby summoned to appear before me at my
Office in Carson City. on the EIGHTH day of
JANUARY, A. D., 1876, at eleven o'clock A M,
to answer the complaint of EUGENE SILVA
averring that your homestead application to
the northeast quarter of section twe nty-one,
Township forty-two, North. Range forty, east,
has been wholly abandoned by you and that
you have changed your residence therefrom
Tor more than six months since making said
emit and next prior to the date herein and that
said tract is not settled upon and cultivated by
you as required by law, and then and there do
you show cause, If any there be. why your
said Homestead entry, No. l21 should not be
declared Cancelled and forfeited to the United
States. failing in which judgement will be
taken against you.
To the United States Marshal or deputized
citizen-Make service and return hereof.
Given under my hand this Sd day Of Deem
Der, A. D., 1875.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
New Remedies! New Remedies!
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY
623 Kearny street.
CORNER COMMERCIAL STREET.
GAN FRANCISCO. h'f

How many thousands Of persons. both male
and female, there are who ARE SUFFERING ont
miserable existence from the effects Of socrrt
hdnigences, OF from virus absorbed into tho
,ystem Look ut their pallid etuaeiasta
md disfgured faces and their hrokcn.dnwn
constitutions. disqualifying them forthe han.
piness OF marriage or the enjoyment az M
In this horrid situation thousands srfyer antir
death closes the scene. Let parents. gn.rafa,,s
friends, attend 10 those who are spf,r,ug ,gitl,
any OF these horrible. life-desirpyipg ma ndies
see that they are cared for and cured before
II be too late. Send them Immediately IA nj,
dIHBoN, physii ian who has made priv.,e
diseases his especial study for Years and ,vhn
u certain To cure the most inyetnrate case
without mercury or any injurious drugs n n
important to those WIN ARE afflicted ar IL
nose who are interested In the wrlf.re ~
their friends. to be careful Of the many nrs.
tended doctors who infest all cities nnb,iah.
ing their skin In curing all diseases h : few
Gays, Imposing upon the public by psing 10
names Of eminent physicians rom Furaae All nj
other places. BE therefore careful and ,nshs
s,rict inquiry, or you may fall into tho hands
Seminal Weakness.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE

Tyo A. TfIGGENs-YOU ARE HEREBY
notified that the assessment work, as per
requirements Of the United States Mining
Law of May 10, 1872, has been performed by
me on the Monroe mine, situated In Sierra
District, Humboldt county, Nevada, in and
upon the original location thereof, for the
year of 1875 and prior thereto, and other ex-
penditures of money and labor on the Monroe
lode, to the amount of $1,000, and that If you
do not contribute your proportion OF $3.50 In
gold coin Of said sum on or before 30 days
from this date, your interest in said Monroe
claim will become the property of the under
signed, and that demand of you the imme-
diate payment thereof
Sierra District, November %, 1875.
VIM. WEBELHUTH
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YOUNG TEEN

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well To avail tEt niselvs- ( tAis. the great
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q not despair work upon your imaHiiias.'s1
,ut avail yourself Of the beneficial rsrasI
his treatment before your cas- ~ py.S'
he reach Of medical skill, or before 81
Heath hurries You to a prenAtliTe $50
fuli course Of treatment Il 70. -enu n'. I'M
by Post Once order or Express WIFE ~
OF case.
Call, or address.
DR. A. II. sPIvNEY.
No. IL Kearney Street. San Frane'~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-13

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