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sPktfdt Dsraieh 10 1he Ttf6HHs.
MAroMt,, ILL.,, Sept. 2.-Tse reception given
to Cullom and E,lsall here to-slay upon their ar
rival frou. Oquawka, where they 1ad spoken on
Friday, was certainly eorlial and 'latterug, to
say tho least. The Committee pf Arrange
mcnts, consisting Of AEessrs. J. u. vcnarl, Al
cxaiuler stcl.tan, mud d. X. 1lamnton, led by
The Alacol1,b 1,anl tollowcd by LOO stlnute-Mcl,
dressed In nHfsurn, marched To the liotcl Ecru.
Mesxrs. cullom anl Edsall wero calted out, anil
In a few words thanked the citizens for their
haulsolne aud courteous reception.
At 9 o'clnck In front Of the Court
1nIusc, the injecting was called to order by
Bcnatur Hampton, who introduced Mr.. Cul1on,,
who Inns li,dde seven spcccl!cs during the past
wcck, yet tils afternoon sccnlr'l fully I'D to the
situation, md spoke with his usua ygor, al,d
for nearly two hours held hts audience.
Ai1 Culom closed his spccsh with this pow
crful statement: a.
Tho Democratic purity ought not 10 be sup
ported because The party does not believe In the
power tu cocree u 2tatc. It ought not to be
supported because II hns never been for my uf-
fratiyc policy principles In tho interest Of the
Etbplc. 1t ought not To hc supported bccausu
II did not, wheu It al possession Of the Exccl,~
tive and Legislative Departments Of the noy-
er1ment, exhibit any capacity to run tho cu.I1l-
Try in financial point of view, and tic House
Of Representatives, since tie Democrats l,Aye
had ctts' .hare, has failed to present any REM
etsy to correct tho evils which they alcEe exist,
pe rsyy oy 3 yt iy To- Z u
they laye hcen party of opposition to nll the
great reforms carried through by tic llcpNhlican
party, which niat!e Tits Government free In fact
~ we!! a. IN ihaine, and tho Declaration of H.
The Cleo Club, md, by tie way, ono of tho
, 1876-09-04

The following arc the principal pnrts of ads'
cn!ar just Issued by the British Admiralty u
officers commanding vessels In the royal nar9:
l. In any case 'n which you have received fua'
tys slays into {ouF sh!p and saken h' undetfi,
beyond tho territorial wataIa Of any State, Ial
will not admit or entertain any demand made upsi
yoa t9r M surrender upon tle ground of 'la'ttI T.
down anJ prcclse OF general rule as to the casta,
which you ought to receive fugitive slafset!
6oara yogr shtp, You arc, ~ 10 t!11, 10 bt gudt4
by eons!durat!3ns Of humanity, aud these con'ls'
eratons must lase tull effect given To tlrm rhtte
or you are OIL tho high seas, or within tho terrific
eai waters OF Stats Ia which slavery exlsta buln
ne lattet ease Yen ought, at the sa,ns tins: =
International comfy nnd good faith.
=; II any nerson within territorial .t!e;n s.;
kept In SLAVERY contrary to treaties With Grey
psitain yoa should receive him until tho ttatas,
slon!d bo made, IT. possible. after communttstS11
With the nearest bT!t !ttsh Consular authority, ~
yon, should be guided In your aubsequsnl pFott'e'
lpY BY the result
, 1876-09-04

!: Circle. After tho parafA Hr. Springer defenh
1 ed the Confederate Congress- and tho repeal of
the Resumption get, snd said, 4 returned, hc
HUuld hgain vote for the repeal. lie inat tctl the
tho fnct that some Of hi. tonstltutcil.. worked
= for Less than Stu month for ticir daily brcad.
Believing IN the ohlEtcrattnn nj fc past, lie re-
: gret!el ihat the Republicans were scsnrreeting
~. The speeri cnlcd, aid IT. epfingcr Was fol-
lowed lrlcny BY Ed Lynch, Es?:, OF I.insoln tls:
= tcmnoranee orater mil opposltlon candidate for
Gov. fa,ncr aiso mkdo q brief speech, coun-
selling political independence and voting for TIL
den.
Anonxp nkSv1,1s. t.r~
Rptcfai Dtspa.ch to 7hs Tribune:
DAr tIiis, ILL.,, Sept. 3,s-'i'tlG political sltna-
: tion d ycrtnftfon County is Improving. Ttss
~ she Democratic Aid iicpuhlIcan rafttes is rlear.
Ing away, mud tho liuc Of battle ia hseotning
moro l!sttnct. The Republican organization Il
slowly Int surely bcrti,,ng. t"rfert. EncoMr-
county. Tho lion. J. q. tannor, Republican
candidate for Congress, addressed large meet,
Ing on Saturday at Ridge Far.n. Fully tloa.
played. On tho same day, ": X. Jewell,
etlItor OF the Dnnvlllc Mems, spoke
at Myersvlllc, and the Hon: J. c. Short spoke at
1sossvl'lc IN thc. evening. There was good at
will be kept up from now mill November, and
Vertnll!on may he counted Oh for llcr ustiM
THE isErunL1cAns OF AsnRuM.
N .he kdt.or NJ ,Thc.. Trtk"ne.
Hayes and Wheeler meeting In this place Lust
tSe tfSSs"sg tn 0 g5syss' s1Iy tts1 s0 nsn 5 Si
Eoodly numbers, and We organized Hayes a1l.l
Wheeler Club Of about 10 members, and still
there n,urc 10 cotnc; made arrangements for
procuring tlag-pole; and will, In q short time,
houa nrtinsnt 6nnnkrrR horn n nIt1rras an
, 1876-09-04

~; NufCIt2t 1}H1lz91H, :. ,,t.,
There ID knowing dog, who lyea on The Wess
Side. A day or two ago, Ills nlnstur feeling y.
III to go out sent negro buy 10 buy meat i%
tho dog. bclng unable to obtatu tho meat y
the nearest market, tho' hoy undertook to goae
out Of The first ono without the meat, ~
length the boy showed him tho money wlt!ea o
still retained, and tho dog permitted h|ln ~ -
but INSTEAD Of running beturu lslh as at hF'.
kept W his a!de, giving IN occasional Erowl, :
III Indication that he was not tn be trillci VIE
mud evidently under the Impression tl1as la
funds were iu latgcr of being clnbrzzlCL
, 1876-09-04
the hour Of tts greatest pe.l-lt will bo cnet for
uayos and Wheeler.
LOCAL I1EADQU Asa'ERs.

! LOCAL IlEADtRU u AEAEItS.
SUNDAY. NoTns.
Tho Republican Headquarters wetc open yes.
/ terday, hut nu business Of importance was cnr
ried OH. Dan Sheppnrl passed the hay In
writing business and private letters, wllllo Col.
Isabcoek, somewhat indisposcd, woocd the
slccpy god. .........
Tho iIon..shclby N. cullom was At the Pacinc
yesterday, and dropped into headquarters dur
lug the day. iIe has Just returned from spir-
tied cnnvnss In Knox, Warren, and Mc1)onp'teh
Counties, ant rcpurts everything In favorable
condition. Willie The Republicans, md par.icN-
gnnizctl, tho Democrats nre stansIlnR lilly BY
and accomplishing nothing. Mr.. Cllllom wifi
speak this evening nj Woukcgan, aid to-tr,or-
row evening at E1gln, nnd at other paccs dur
!ten: M. II: Banc, Secretary Of State, Salt.
tay. 1le fsnn lravo 81 absence for twenty
days mud will Visit the Centennial: On his re-
ono or two 81 iss ro,,stnx Republican speeches.
Stascs-Attorncy Elaall returned to Dixon laai
evening, but Will resume tho canvass week after
The Republicans of Burlington, H.. arc max
TINT city, It win cons OIL +,
iRinRsSs R9i T II mos b. 9sn .ocs rs TS ESss1 Esssoy
Why Leave TIC Demncratic Iarty,'' -
Democratic Headquarters ut tho Palmer
Aol1sc wcro lookcd yesterday, and the disciples
of Tiltlcn went to churcl,-at jlll MeGarry's
md Tom Folcys. All was sad and deserted.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
GRAND DEMONSTRATION ON SATURDAY EVEN
mo.
The Hayes and Wheeler Club of Washington
Heights Ind rolss!ng meeting OH Saturday
evening" at which stirring speech on tho iBsues
Of tho dny was made by Mr. Theodore T. Price,
who, during tho delivery Of his address, was
frequently checked by loud bursts Of applause.
MIR. PRICE began py declaring It to be Tic duty
q every Amcs!can citizen 70 ihtgrcst hitnaclf il,
traacsInan sgcru too apt to remain absorbed in
their eFcry day occupations, taking no rltal la-
tcrest In politics, while the professional polIti-
sssnse ss ere etpec'fd er to o an'fe aattSfs r.
ta!d, in the event Of the wrong party
coming Into pOvcr at the Presidential
election next November, wlict! be trusted was
In no Wise probable, there would be experienced
such shock. caused by tho retrogratle 1nove-
Hsent which would tllaii take place, ns to shnt.
ter, II nut psccEpttate In ono mighty ruin the
splendid structure which We have bcun engaged
II building up and defending for tho last event
He then briefly scanned the agcnc'rs used by
the Democratic party tn bringing on the Robclf-
ion, previous To which time slaYcry Ind been It's
cornerstone. Since It's downfall nll the rotten
debris Of broken props aud odds ami cIltls have
been seraped together for tic purity to lem UP
OIL, as It could scarcely be eaid to stand.
~, TINT heterogeneous inass of words, known as
the st. Louis PLATFORM, strung together SO as to
and suarc, viii, Just enough bronght. forward
10 reveal to tho clcar-sightcd mnn tile foul lNss
OF corruption behind. Pretending to Btnnl up
qn 1T hut realIy msrcl to tic chin, are Samuel
j.. Ttlden and Thonas A. Hendricks, tho lenders
clINRFtt nv fhE Marty tfrn1iso ttnfr
, 1876-09-04

GREAT REPUBLICAN, RALLY AT IEFFEusoS.
Ono Of tie most rousing and enthusiastic
meetings Of tho campaign titus fat WINS held at
t1,a ,,,,Il,, 1,nit t., a.. 1y,1,u,,, "a Irr., w
g.. g.. us "a.' az ~ '"so y. osAe'o" W
saturday evening, under tic auspices of t]lc
1Iuycs and Wheeler Club. The sneakers ell
gagged to address tho tnoettug ycro Luther L,lf-
lln Mills, ticD. Mann, uud Col, Potterlnan, uf
Chicago. Frank Ltrnbarl was also present
with HOld Btady.n Several campaign songs were
sung BY hin during the evening, adding greatly
Col. Pcttor,a, made Griyi stirsiag appca]s ] s't to
stand by tllo marty and lts Nominees.
Their retnnrts wcfo enthusiastically received.
The groat speech OF tits evening was maJc by
Mr., Mills. For an hour liz held lie closu NJ
tentiou nj his hcnrcrs in nna nf ,l,,, ,nosf rln
6ueMt aid arrutbnntnttyc ad,irssscs cyrr ilcIiv-
crcd IN % Tetf.Tsnm n wns frrnrcn1v o'rl ar 1u iug
ivnnnlaulri. II was In n,,answernhio or,,,,mnnt
an|1 ,piIi hctn thn Ennfi cnns" cr" w'ns|nrfnii
nIeasnnt f"sshnr" NJ tho svcntn~ ,vau .aH. ~:
orrivai ot "hnut 4 n'snrt ~ iar@o 5o,n@,tinM iU
frnm i,nris ifoc win hnnf ~ ;n.is;n
Tin hn,ml favnr!s1 t,o tnrctin~ with .nvnrei
ntcccs ~ ,n,ieic G1t,rinr tNs nTenf,,s. .Iiiin.t
1nhch tn the interest," anu cntlll1afasm The
lrYlng fGk l!lee IND was present anu sang
seYeIai apPtopf'ate sones; ihe spoaklng anh
MUSIC was Nept Up UNI! Il o'eloc!s, wIen, VITA
y, 10" Tei!laiKS from Go!' HoDD' ol faFK Nldge.
Fly Cluo au]onfned, allGf pNss!ne q yoie ai
lianks 70 the ba,lu lof Inc unexpected pleas
u1T SnI VI rl,e!r atteilgaalee. y. x-
l., tne na aumM y! !uunctsuH 10 WHY u"AKc M. ..h!
r. uepeiue,Har III ul,2'a IoE rouhine naa5oF!ty LOT
A"5eS 2t'o "Aeticr Al Novehner'
s,.rt,, W!1trEW1tEh: nt1a.S.S.fa IL VIZ; n.;,,,,
, 1876-09-04
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Elvu76

tutfonal Amendments to the ncopto at The
biennial Erring ntections AZ we'll ~ ut the b!cn-
nint Iall elections. THIS IA mntter Of no cspc-
ctal moment, anil will probably prevail, but
without. very much voting upon 1t BY The nnasscA
OF the electors. SIDNEY.
Thosr three ChiHan,en who took n watermelon
home aud cooked II sny that tl,ey feel able To
worry along. on fgc short time lnngcr without
foolfng with any hlurc new-fatielcd arrRnEc-
mcnts 10 tho vegetable line.
, 1876-09-04
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES,

6VsEIdl UH5pdEcA 10 1At 1F36NNk.
spntSor1nLn, ILL.,, Sept. D.-Tho proposalsia
supplies for tile State VIII bo opened to-,noros
by the Commissioners OF State Contracts. IT,
proposals. arc fur printing, binding, furnItaftl
Of paper, copying laws alul Journals, supplyt,
coal, w0ad, etc, As usual, thcro arc 4 ntanbd
Of specuators on hand, md doubtless con.
straW.btddors, who propose to bleed Legitimate
, 1876-09-04
GERMANY,

sEDAN.
BERLIN. Sept. 3.-The anniversary Of thu b. :
tic of Sedan was celebrated Saturday thsou;a
ont Germany. Tho newspapers had lcalIpgw
ttcles, almost all remarkable for their tpnsd
cancellation t0wurd France,
, 1876-09-04

adopted 4 platform and PM ticket In tue field
1y S5 u Mpss rs:y ~ st at
81 Tho par.y, an In thf. .hnpe tic purity l,ait nj
longer mi.sIon 10 tulail. il now seems INT
Mi ant banr lnst q ttnt Tho psrty sti has
ml+slen: Where !. ny n*!sien?y, ,.n. ),
INC nddrcss proceeds, II wnul,' be foolish to make
ths party Just IN powcr responsible for This,
Who then is Responsible, vi nski Nowhere, Tur.
key pcthnts excepted. tn orr times has currnptlnn
IN pnhtic life rircn TO snch ffghtfnl heights ~ In
lns i,een charged 10 former Illustrations in this
.s.peet Is nothing so,npnrsd VIII ~ pfessn,t 81
read the speeches M Il cari sehars, Ga,par ".xt t a
mistake. Thsy viii md TINT then .ths' Republican
ny VIZ he 'espsn.ibe for all this in tho most
The Committee who drafted The address from
which the Governor quotes was comroscl at Lib.
drnnt At ito iast eectio,. Still tho III" LIofals lid
moi object to this sentence. because they thnnght
y would 10 ,in}N4t !o Glaruo .ho whoe rarsy, IN
rrolominatc. with Tho corruption j.. Tho publc
sss 9sGnf e. % M ss ss sst
fo,a of wl,st j oyet saii; fought IN my iumhio
t!,e bass q tho CINCINNATI platform. ih5ped ii
that tine that i might bc possible u cfnsl ONT tho
Republican party rHlet! by flrnn4 ind Ills friends
md ect something better 1T tta pace.
THEN DID NOT KNOW THE DEMOCRATIC.
as do now. wc a,l-the Governor. too-hal 10
ssrn Y r. s a. aaa f
II the State, confess that lack romc Of a Chris.
t,sn tp!rlt md cannot place myself On hs sublime
fe a s M ~ ~ . sea'Se ae
Ii such easey tlc psoplc # in Judgment apon Us
tic I pcople Of ths unitei ststcs taoaght la er
and 1 did l judge 30 from tho result OF the ctec.
= Tho real difference of opinion between Gov.
all, ,nothina but . question of ,connlcnce:, lie
ito iiIaois siaais. Zsiang 1atciy very aptly sai,
s bp 1s I'd aadeny ss q and
had lately done very good scryice in the eauso Of
reform q . ttqo and nblc pau,. Whether T!ldcn's
prospect Of probable Presidential torn, tic
e s ss;s sSsy,lss, ai M SsSs iii SS
Hayes. Therc Is nosh1nn po,npous about the man.
%sa saShnb I'm b sf sst s1 n ~H5 Fl! n s
natl speech, / believe that my confidence L. we'll
toundsd ii, Following hi.n' and many Old political
md whoao claracters ! know to DO beyond 70.
proach. Following Tilden. Gov. Koerner will dnh
most 81 tho men who betrayed him in 1S7a ho will
War; and will ycntnro tho prediction that ho will
noon bc ssck Of their society, md VIII find out that
men who
TRIED 10 DESTROY TIE HEruBL1U
are not Ct associates for tlan nf such upright and
honorable character NJ Gnv kocrncr Ii, howev-
'er. Tldcn Is tho great teformer the Governor takes
os @ ,ei u from Tss eleeton, w Il iii most a Inn m
probable ovcnt should take place. Gov. koorncr Ia
, 1876-09-04

apruc,r ~ r.+u n,,u~u,, ,..,.
At Nie meeting held at North ede Turner
Hall Sunday evening, after spcech BY Gen.
leake' caspar bnts' ESQ.,, smoke rs follows:
Tssn ,a1,hoHsa nei ys. soser s.t saT Pfesi:
xsn ea 70 me- aatwa{s she rabble which nakcs
tho r.efucnii l,h ms aeeeftinn rolhL hlank
y. ",Amsfiean .sy,tcn'." to which hs had elans
tot a liIctimt Aiter cl9sc observation 81 nearly
aG G!iartTtd or aeeft"fy' agafn deny n. aster;
ihs psoh!S. wt9 ,h,, "ke 1 shs ptessnt
paty ws es VIZ ~ hpss9f po snf.
i not the rabb!c which makes tho President il
so.eailcd client j fea.sienloa. vote viii decide
INC lsse OF tbs cofcs 1t 10 certainty IN This cen
'enaa, nan sfa,; ST., Inn c.,n who ,..,. o,n
alton 70 tl,e me;ea politcal drummer taey w!Il al
aetn. but - time q cool rreet5on., an that tic
iasTc IL one which VII shano tho destiny of onr
tn hation resnspa % ios century 70 CONG. we stand
Esnr;s WIN tho utmost Vigilance the bought
reeniss M Of deeply to b. dcploEsd contc:t, which
ss ss s Sss sa1ea s9 e
sngss Wig weIe 1ear 20 Ns, ara Who fea IN the
"G"Y nt n. TO- ,o oF .s ot no1 ,o. th,
ws fought agaInst ~ were orr prothets by eonsan.
IT'D ron tor we fought them wien
Wantea ~ .oaKY cestan lhh1ltnt!on, ,lepag,
mnra thn me of I'M Inc nhc c.s1ea
] We eoaouerea ,en utter long md S Soox spup p,si
Ale, nnA new WIEN ~. years have slarsed since
lle slose o. .he Tar i1 me cvesfcc1fflna gest!on
come Up aRain: LOW ~ ean We A. ast f:a! al ahess
WoInst toW SIT IT. We eta"icate ~ in,s esa anu
nea!a canstse ~ M las naton o. hatlon o. bsotheEe
ppnb IN ne ~ ss o. rsa a IT, k
H s nssiou. @ !s 81 tse satb sissH shes
ev Of, lis uart ~ one ~ thu tect{nms mi
mate. teH,cnt. anil mold apcW a prcnfer nat{Tn
t!an, s, tas wof|a syst SsisEs .aysMs iePasl,s
q failure, a. 70 many pfophcts,-i think
falso oncs,-prcdtct, bit which win worE
"ads W soesincs hase svci IN d Ia deapa ~ And
@ booy o T tn aSs II The sn
in arms asalnst each other, is ccs,aIny diEcuit
but b. no n,caus impossible onc.
AN ATTEMPT 10 nn,Nn Is1 ABOUT r11ts DESIRED
r,s .,.ar ronr renrs am Men atscn., ed with tbn
rnmrsr ~ cvrnts ,rSr,nay hoinpong r. th nv. e
Ss6san pr; s ss%Ss & n o X and j.
n e to b .n gns no TIC
,esIrntisi ;tctct h ttn Mnid tov aIn ntGpnsod pns
10 nrund reform, aud demand it In thuntcr ioncs
,fo7 an ~ Tey
cunycntion assn,nci mn msentMSo whci thsy haG ,sS
never dreamed Of Carried nWay by tho onthus,4s,n
thcy w rssoissJ 10 nomnate % cannfcs %han *,
s5sn,nr politicians assumed TIC garh of ,oforncts
a. Impsacticabic Ticket was pished through, ths
rnyr a,a II, oi. aftorWSrn hsarxade aha III a.
d." o,t s marnacn"t nniisca f!i,nro n9 1f
n'Ss,n r Iaa t!"ss ;,.t to,s ,o ,n.n,
I'll, a Sa
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-11
YOUNG MEN

who may. be suffering from the effect OF
Yunthful fOllies or indiscretion, viii q
Xoll to avail themselves of this, the great
,st boon ever laid at the altar Of suiieringl
humanity. DR. ArINStT will guaran-
ee To forfeit $500 for every ease OF seminal
weakness, or private disease OF any klhd 81
haiacier which he undertakes ana ihlls
0 cure. lie would therefore say to he ui
ortunate sufferer vino may read this notice,
hat you are treading on danger Us grouhu
yhen you longer delay in seeking the pro
,er remedy foI your complaint. You may "
II the first stage; rcmembtr you are ap-
roach hing the last. II you are bordering
pom the last, and are suagring come or al
1 It's III Effects remember that II yon per
list in procrnsthatiOn. the time must come
vbeu the most 8kiiinl phybician can ieh,
'er Won no assistance. when the q or OF
pc will be closed against you; when no
ngel Of mercy cen brlns You relief IN no
..se has the Doctor failed Cf success. Theh
not despair work upOn your imagination
,ut avail yourself Of the beneficial ronuitr
his treatment before your cas- Is beyond
he reach ~ medical skill, or before gram
lcath hl Iriog you 10 premature grave
full course of treatment 40. send money
10y Post Office order or EXPRESS Win iuii
desert ption of case.
Call, or address,
DR. A. II. sPINNEY.
No. IL Kearney Street, San Francisco.
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TO all who are suffering from the errors
and lndiseretions OF youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood. &c, will send
receive that Will cure yon, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
bv missionary in South America. Send a
selEaddressed envelope to the REV JesgPH
r. IsMAN, Station ID. Bible House, New
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Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emissions. the consequence 81 self
abuse. This solitary vice. or deprayed sexual
indulgence is practlsed by the youth Of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerring certainty the following train %
morbid symptoms, unless combated by scien.
tife medical measures. viz. Sallow counte-
nance, dark spots under the eyes pain In tue
head, ringing IN the ears noise like the rust
ling Of leaves and the attling Of chariots.
uneasiness about the loins, weakness Of the
limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect loss
of confidence, difiidence in approaching
strangers. dislike to form new acquaintance.
disposition to shnn society, loss Of memory,
hectic Pushes. pimples and various eruptions
about the face. furrcd tongue, fetid breath,
coughs. CONSUMPTION, night sweats, mono
mania, and frequent insanity. II relief be
not obtained, should apply Immediately
either in person or by letter, and have cure
effected BY his new and scientific mode OF
treating this disease, which never fails OF
effecting quick and radical cure.
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Cured at Home.

Persons nj distance may be CURED AT
HOME by addressing letter to DIR. GIBBON,
stating case symptoms, length Of time the
disease has continued, and have medicines
promptly forwarded. free from damage and
curiosity, with fun and plain directions
rheumatism, Fever and Ague, plies, and
Fistula. permanently cured: or no charge.
Persons writing TO the Doctor will please
state the name Of the paper they see this ad
Yertisement in.
inclosing ten dollars coin, i'm registered
letter, through tine Post-oflce, or through
Wells Fargo and Co., package Of medicine
will be forwarded to any part Of the Union.
All communications strictly confidential
Address DIR. ]. +. GIBBON 623, Koarncy
street, corner Of Commercial, San Francisco.
Post-ofhce box 1857. Remember to put BOx
1857 on the letter oci 1y
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I CtFND 25c t. G. p. HOWELL 4 co, New
GcYork, for Pamphlet Of 100 pages, contain
ing lists of 5000 newspapers, and estimates
showing cost OF advertising.
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Horrible Diseases.

How many thousands Of persons, both male
and female, there are who are suffering cut a
miserable existence from the effects Of score;
indutgencos, or from virus absorbed into the
system Look ut their pallid, emaeiated
and disfgured faces aud their hroken-dDwn
constitutions. disqualifying them for the hap
piness Of marriage or the enjoyment Of life
Ia this borrid situation thousands suffer unti
death closes the scene. Let parents, guardians,
friends, attend 10 those who are suffering with
any Of these horrible. lifedestroying rnaladies
see that they are cared for and cured before
il be too late. Send them Immediately TO DIR.
GIBBON, q physician who has made private
diseases his especial study for years, aud who
is certain to cure the most invetorate case
with mercury or any injurious drugs. II IL
important to those who are afflicted, or 10
those who are interested in the Welf1fe Of
their friends TO be careful Of the many pro.
tended doctors who iufest all cities publish.
ing their skill in curing all diseases in 81 few
DAYS. imposing upon the public by using the
names Of eminent physicians from Europe and
other places. Be therefore careful and make
strict inquiry, or you may fall into the hands
oil those charlatans.
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Dated May 2, 1876.
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ASSlcNEE'S NOTICE.

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 United States for the District Of Nevada
In the matter OF John Ross, q, NJ Ross, and
Il, II. Ross, Bankrupts-ro whom it may
concern The undersigned, Joseph Hewett
hereby gives notice Of his appointment as
Assignee OF the Estate Of John Ross, q. n.
Ross, and L. A. Ross, copartners, OF Para
disc Valley. Humboldt county, in said Dis
trict. and who were. TO wit: on the 3Otl day
Of March. 4. D., 1876, adjudged bankrupts,
upon their own petition, BY the District Court
Of the United States for slid District.
Dated at Paradise, Humboldt county, the
Goth day Of April, A. d., 1876.
JOSEPH HEWITT, Assignee, Etc
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrivals and departures of trains at
Winnemucca Station:
GOING EAST.
Express Train arrives at 104O A. NJ.
and leaves at 1856 AN
Emigrant Train arrives at 10 P. NJ
and leaves at 1045 P. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at II NJ. and
caves at 1915 p. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at 1920 P. NJ.
and leaves at 1886 p. NJ.
Emigrant Train arrives at 80 P. NJ.
and leaves at s :15 A. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at 11:50 A. NJ.
and leaves at 1910 P. NJ.
Stages North.
From Winnemucca to Silver City
ard Boise City, Idaho Territory:
Idaho Stage leaves daily at IL ..
nj. and arrives at $50 P. NJ.
From Winnemucca to Paradise Val
lev, leaves upon the arrival of the ex-
press train from the west Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrives
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday after
Moons.
Snaps Express, from Winnemucca
to varyville, Bartlett Creek mines, ar
rives on Thursday and departs on
Friday of each week.