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TAN. SALE NOTICE.
To Jacob Christian, Mary Christian ar

To Jacob Christian, Mary Christian and
Emalne Christian
You are hereby notified that at sale of
lands for the delinquent state, county, dis.
trict school and other taxes of the year
1874 and costs, held ut the court house door
In the city Of Cairo, county Of Alexander
and state of Illinois, on the sixth day of
September, 1875, Martin Brown purchased
the und HIN hf ne, und hfse ne, und hf sw
ne, und hf Sc NV, und hf ne sw, und hf NV
Sc. All the above described lands are sit.
uated In section three t3), town fifteen (l5)
and In range three (;D west of Cd p NJ, IN
said county and state, and that the time
given by law for the redemption of said
lands Twill expire on the sixth day of Sep.
TENDER, 1877.
MARTIN BROWN, Purchaser.
CAIRO, Ills, May IL. 1877 wat
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ahdyomIling violent pains through
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1t t'me' cosliye ; stools Shiny; moi
,lhifeqnently llngcd with blood:
DeiIy swollen and hard urine fur,
O!d , respiration occasionally diff.
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uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
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De but generally irritable, &c.
whenever Tic above symptoms
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-06
How a Nine Was Found.

A good story IL told OF former resi-.
dent Of Negaunes. now living in Colo
RADIO. lie was an explorer OF note.
and was one day digging at the foot OF
= mountain In Boulder county. when a
Teutonic gentleman came along aud in
quired:
my goo, frieni. vat ysu peon do
derep"
"oh. I'm only scratching around to
zee what can dnd."
"vsll. my frient. l doni know pretty
much by dis eSblorin' pissnsss; auver
dsnd you could tell me we're | could
Wind mo u gold mine right away.
quick"
"Oh. you Just find BIC pine tree and
20 to digging in its shadow. and you'll
find what you want.
''Dond you Minis frirnt; and the
German went little way up the noun
tain, found the shadow Of "a pine tree
and went to digging. In a short tims
he found what Is tho celebrated Mel
vina mine. and new our N.gaunselt
is suing for an interest in the valuable
property. on the ground that he gave
the information which lsd to its discoy-
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LEGAL ADYERrIsEnHyfs.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. ass.

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE. CARSON
u City, Nevada. October ., iT1.-Notics II
As,sey, Ei,ss thss the sUco0k MILL AID
ana.r Il. Isus q he s:s,s q csiisInis, By 3.
D. segur. iis duly author xed seent for that
puvposs, and vhoss rostofncs address 10 st
6oh Hill, Storey county. Nevada. has this day
nled IN this once diasrsm (plat Of survey
fors psisst nom me United s,siss rpd,r xos
Of cougress approved May 10th. 4. D. iSIs. for
500 linear fesi of the white Lode llocsisd %
Dsnoerstie Oeupany's clsiml. situated In Gold
Hill Mining District, STOREY county. Nevada.
Ss noss Il .rass mercer ~ d p
lows, 70 Wit:
Bseinnipg ct post mssksd No !, y. Q. Sur.
vsy No. isl. whence beass the nAsstan on Pscinc
mill south t6k dsx. west. the north smoke
stack Of woodvilie new hoi,t vofks north 1sk
inetsu holst works north - deg west. ihs has.
stsn on the Alta hoist works norh % DEF.
west, the dagstan on Mount Davidson north
2ok deg. west; thsnes running frvm said post
No. ]. frst course, north n DEG. east 100 feet,
70 post No. ~ thence. second eourss, south -
eo1ne, ssuth 4 de-. wssi 100 tsst, % posi- No.
u thsncs, fourih courss. north 70 deg west
1900 feet. 10 post No. Q, whence bssr the
quarter section corner on north line Of section
.. Township 10 porth. Range u east. Nouns
D1ADo menotAu. soutu u1A utE. WV. uslant
3sA feet, the southeast corner Of the NItch~f
Co. U. 0. survsy No. io1. south IN deg. west
distaat 800 feet thence runninG from sald post
No. o, nfth oourse, north ~ dsg. East LOO iset.
10 post No. !. the point Of beginning. Con.
tain.ng u ot-ito scres. Bearings expressed
from Che true meridian. magnetic variation 10
dss. % min. east. Survey made TO conform
with the record Of location. Witnesses 10 iit
Identity herewith presented. Notios Of iocs-
tIon 10 recorded In book "a" OF locations,
pages tof and t63, Storey county minloR
records. Hevada- copy Of notics and dis
ersm siorsssid can be found conspicuously
posted upon ssid mining claim, about " feet
In . southeriy direction from the euccor Mil
and Mining Company's hoisti. q WORKS.
Any and I'll persons claiming adversely the
mining ground above described, or any portioh
thereof. 20 divided. surveyed. plated and ap-
piled for. srv hsreby notified that unlsss their
adverse claims ars fled - by law and the rrR-
ulations hereunder II 10 prvvided. viz within
sixty days from the nrst day Of publication
hereof, with the Register Of the United states
Land Ofhcs q Carpon City. Nevada, the ssus
win be barred and considered waived By virtue
Of the provisions Of ,ald Act OF Congress and
lhs supplementary and amendstory arts thereof.
puruant 70 Law. direct that this
notice Be- published for period Of sixty days
10 The 0oLp HtLL NEws. daily Newspaper
printed and publish,d 1t Gold Hill. Storey
county. Nevada, and In said mining district.
oc< ed O. n. HARRIS, Register.
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AMI IN accordance with law and an orlsr oi
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medical practitioners on the Pacine coast. may
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above and all other complaints ct the Institute,
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confidential. Medicines sent by sxprsss. Ad-
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