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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-12
g9Schenfliehe Slliacfs &faafs-Bef fae,re.

p9er Sffi3ier bort Der nit Der tpeis
zen Sober = lie9t CT nidt 9ans metlenl
Mtann G9ulth z"
rSa," eripioerte Die alto Srau fnrj.
v0as mus beriel6e iein, fir ben i'm
Bet Tremoe in Sd}ottIauo oumals nerz
fannie. SD babe Oir's bod ersGDlt,
Nanuie, ertnnsrlt Oh Did ni1t 2"
rSa, i0 erinnere MIDI"
vSb, mie mirril6 0u mieoer bit.
@eb, uno erfunot9e Did bod, mie er
beiBt. Srasc ben DoTi0 a%SlebenoeI
SoLoaten bort benin Glitter ct miro eS
gepiB piiien."
lIno @lannie frat sur S6iIowade bin
uno fteate 3iemli6 Derlegen iGre Trage.
DSas lit 0auptmann 0GsferDilIe, Ota>
bane." a%ntlportete Der Wianu b0ili6,
uno tie brahte GHcp Die Gustunft.
wSh babe mfrs gIei6 geoa6l", fagte
iie. v2lrtbur Baskerville, ia, oaS lit Der
Name, ben Der 0renoe bel unlerer Bez
ge9uuu9 in S0ottlano nannte. gEie
ionocrbar, oaB eS cinc Iol1c aeDnli9feit
9ebeu faRn."
Qls 1ie ali oielem aben6e ue6en i6rem
aus ieiner GanSlei Deimgefebrtsn @atten
am !Tsnlter laB, er5aDtle lie ibm Den
SDrfaa.
rS0 babe 0etncn 0oppeIsdnger &C.
iebeii, @rnit," iGgtc ite.
ratetnen 3uppelgduger, ailrb, mas
meinft Du 2"
v9tnn ocu Miann, Der Dir 10 merfuir:
big dbalib iiebt - 0Guptmann BaSftrs
bile"
r3um Oenfer, ipirflth!"
nGI, flHbe bod uiGt glci9, baS III
nidt ortig."
80, bite Inn @ntIdulOiguna, mein
Gugel. SD iDOltte DID nut in Der ar
tighten Wiauier fraaeu, 100 On ibn ocrn
aelebeu bait"
oBor Der Garbefalerne. Gr iiebt Dir
iptrtli6 iebr Gbnlib, Grnlt - lebr."
r9SirfIi0 4? SD CLAUDE e8 ntAt!"
sgr lit natiirtib nIdDt 10 loon ais on.
@r lit niet tidltfr blpllo uno leimS dnurrz
bart lit mebr gelb; aud lit CT Elm piel
ar06efer Wfaan." q
g0roBer!" unb GruIt Gemplc itan0
auf uno rt9tetc ftp il feiner gaHsen
@r6Be in bic 00be. yWtein liebeS &tlto,
Darn mug CT iuirflib Elm GieIe fem. BET
it6 iir's @e!o Ieben Iaiien faint. Q8eiBt
On, S6dB3en, oas Der Wanu, benz 0u
elpige Stebe uno Greue gel6iuoren BAIT,
feds SAu6 obne letue SttefeL miBt 2"
stun, oanu .nuB IS tu3bl ner t9elnl
a~usaeMadt baben, oenn CT fam ntir
pirtli6 sr0Ber Dor. IS neruria1te mir
ein Sdauoeru, iDn an3uieben, grnit, 10
iebr iiebt CT Dir d6Hllb. 9tBer e5 lit
fetl f00neS GbenbiIo DON Dir"
gSb, natiirli6, ieIbtusritdnoli0, "
lagte grnIt SempLe Iadeno. vS0au
Jpn nidt tuieoer Oil, ipenlt er Dir begeg>
net; wenu CT Dir einen unGngcueDmsn
GiuoruG ma1t, 10 sieDe ben S0leicr
aber's @sit0t ullo geDe Deiter."
Grnit SempIe Tag oteie gauge Nddt
ipa6 nno oad)te nad. @r fonnte 2trtbur
8asferupiIe unO oiele 9teDnli1feit
ntbt aus BENT Sinn bringen.
uOaS lit cine peroammte @ei0iute,
bic mid Observation-Disclosures peripideln
faur," murmelte e.. vS6 lpinlNe 9u9b
G9etlpbno ipdre al!m 1eufeL gegaugeu,
ebe er 0ieie aebuItdfeit beraWstano."
(6ortissuus fOT9t.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-12
Ser 9oppeIganger.

Wrs. Senple mar ettpas beltir3t &ber
ben @eoonfen, ouB tbr iunger @atte iez
mano Nnoerem 10 Gbnli6 mar, nm fir
ibn eebalteu peroen Su f6nnen uno lie
fragte i'm, pb er ben 9%enannteH Serrll
fenue.
vS6 babe mir ben glameu ni6t 9es
merit" ertnteOerte e.. rgSie mar er?">
v&rtbur BasferDiIle."
rOen femme i9 ni1t," eripieoerte ct
nab fur5em8eitnnen. Sasferniae i1eint
iibri9ens Elm b%efa1tnter 9iane 3u iein.
SD CLAUDE, Der 6err IieB ii1 bon elmer
augemetnen aebnli3feit i'll 0eitalt uno
9altuu9 t6uf6eu."
vGs gibt gar Niemanoen in Der GAM
sen &elt, Der Dir gIei6t, Grnjt", laete
Die Srau 5drtIi6. vgtiemanbeu, Der nur
Dalb 10 lG0n lit tDie Su".
Sas tD0 nieaei1t ni3t aau, ipQ6r
aber ab8eiebeu BON Iiebeuoer Barteili6z
felt ma Grnit GeulpIe tutrfttb ein lebr
160ner Wtann. Gr MAJ blonS. bate
iebr r~egelmGBtge 3iee, golobraunes,
iipptses, geloGteS 9aar uno blaite 9lus
gen, bic ie tad ieiner Stimmuna tihter
ODER ountIer erf6ienen.
Cine @i9ent6itlnlt6tett bate iein @ez
it6t, bic a%uffGHeno mar. 9ie feingez
Sei6netenQ lugenbrauen uno Der Sdnurre
bart, pel6er ieinen eoeIgeformten Wiuno
bei1attete, mai iebr 0unteL uuo bas CAB
feinem @eit6te einen gan5 merfDiirbigen
9nSbrud, obne besbalb Der S60nbeit
@intrag su tbun. Seine Geftatt tDar
bod uno frdftig u1to er bate cine 10 auf7
re6te 9altung, oaB Der atte W'SntDre,
in oeiien 0atbaus Ct init ieiner bOIoen,
tungel 8raut ben Gbebuno %geiAtoiien
bate, i'm nieL mebr fir einen Sff3ier
ais tir einen Seamten belt.
gr duBerte it9 aud in bieiem Slime
81 letner Sran, ais 0aS iUn9e YGGr fort
mat nno iagte:
ri, er tam iagen tpas er tpin, CT bot
bod einen miIttarilhen Multqnb uno
idetut beimiider auf Dem Grer3ierpIabe
ais Dor benz S9reibtiI9e gu ietH. $50
CLAUDE es einmaL ni6t, oaB er elm Bes
arnter lit. &tr molten an 6teie 9eirat6
uiat perseffeH, ItebeS 8eib; i'd iase
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24
PERSONAL.

Victor I[ago, it begins to be rumor
ed is writing an inaugural ode for the
Paris Exposition.
The Rev. DR.. G. @. Baldwin celebra
ted the thirty-lhird anniversary of his
pastorate over the First Baptist.
Senator Edmunds of Vermont has
returned from Ahis Canadian ishing
trip and finds himself In excellent
health and spirits.
President Chadbourne of Williams
college has gathered into neat vol
umc the baccalaureate sermons he has
preached to the graduating classes
during the five years Of his Presidency
of that institution.
Ex-Gov. Packard arrived in Au-
burn, Me-, Saturday on visit TO MS
mother. He is q native of that town,
studied law there, and entered Maine
regiment which was sent to Louisiana
where he married and settled.
The Rev. Daniel Skensndoa, said to
he the grandson of the famous Oneida
Chief Skepandoa, has been invited to
be present at the Oriskany celebration
with delegation of Oneida Indians,
A party of the Oneidas participated
in the battle of Oriskany.
The mother of ex-Gov. Chamberlain
of South Carolina had a severe shock
of paralysis last Wedne day, at her
home in West Brooklyn Mass Her
daughter on returning from visit to
her, was thrown from a carriage and
had her arm broken in two places.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24
A GIGANTIC OUTRAGE.
From the Norfolk Landmark.
a Proclamation.

From the Norfolk Landmark
Some notion of the dreadful blow
TO trade and travel, which has been
delivered by the strikers, may be
formed from the fact that about ff-
teen hundred loaded cars are standing
idle on the tracks of the Baltimore and
Ohio road, while scores of engines are
idle. The damage Inflicted on the
company is very great, but this be-
comes Insignificant when compared
with the public loss and Inconvenience
sustained by this outburst of The mob.
And the criminality of strikers becomes
the more conspicuous and unpardon-
able when we are solemnly assured
that the Railroad was actually en-
ploying some hundreds of men more
than it really needed at the time of
the outbreak. But apart from this, the
great question is how to inforce the
rights of the public against unresson-
ing and lnfuriated strikers. This is
really vital question, for it is now
developed that the plan is to interrupt
communication between the East and
West by violently suspending the ope-
rations of the Erie and Pennsylvania
ScutIhi, do WOit uS tuC ID 1lbtu1OIo 0uu
Ohio, with their extensions and branth b
es. This would coDsummate for sea-
son what the army of Lee was not
able to no when it invaded Pennsyl-
vsnia, and the whole power of each
State involved shonli at once be put
forth to prevent the gigantic out
rage. The affair in Baltimore shows
that Maryland in in earnest, and we
hope that New York, Pennss lvania
and Ohio will be equally resolute in
dealing with this monstrous infraction
of the laws of the land.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24
THE sTRIK C AT HoRNELLsVILi. LIE

THE MEN READY TO ACCEPT THE
REDUCTTON-THEI OFFER RE-
JECTED BY THE ROAD.
HoRNELIsvILLE, N. Y, July 23.-The
situation up to IL o'clock to-day remain.
ed unchanged. At that hour commit
tee of the strikers waited upon the rail-
way officials to set forth their grievances
and propose terms of settlement. Their
principal grievance was the discharge of
committeeman who had been sent to
New York to confer with Receiver j ew-
ett. Following we're their terms:
Brakemen to go 10 work at the reduc-
ed wages, (ten per cent? and the com.
pany to pay for the extra hours they
work. Switchmen the same, If their
hours constitute day. Firemen to be
paid-according to their years of service
81 so, S192, S203, and S2.14-substanti'
ally reduction of ten per cent. Fire
men to be promoted according to merit
and years of service. Trackmen in the
Hornellsville yard to receive S1.50. and
those on sections ST. 49, with free rental
of the company's land along the track,
unless there is or may be agreement
otherwise. Passes to be issued as here
tofore. All committeeman discharged to
be reinstated.
The Erie officials replied that they
could not accept the terms, and had nc
new ones to offer; that the only alterna-
tive open to the strikers was to quietly
go to work, trusting to the justness and
magnanimity of the receiver, or to con
tinue IN their lawless course. The con
ference was characterized by franz
and gentlemanly department on botf
Sides
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24
|e Rebellion. ).
|dshed In Reading.
military Fire on the
fob--5 Killed and h
&c Wounded. ~" y p
ina at Harrisburg,
kERs NEE I THE PHILA-
,PHIA SOLDIERS AND
KETHEMPRISONERS
bting at Buffalo.
MILITARY ATTACK THE
rRIKERS AND ARE
BADLY BEATEN.
|PHILADELPHlAKlOT
6T or TIE RINGLEAD ERS-
RYMEASURES ADOPTED
YORK CENTRAL MEN RE
FE TO QUIT WORK TO-DAY.
tT QUITEAT PITTSBURG.

Sunday the strike has extend
New York ON the east and st.
Ebn the west, involving all the
)ines. Rioling has occurred q,
lelphia, Harrisburg, Reading and
b. AT Reading military fired on
b.. Five men are reported killed
fenty-ave wounded. The Har-
& strikers marched out to meet
burning Philadelphia militia and
Dirty prisoners. The fighting al
10 was between the military and
6hore strikers, who drove the
b back with clubs and stones
by passed at Pittsburg without 6
|el Of violence. From Washing
pme reports of great activity il
|ar and Navy Departments.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24
terrible scene of carnage unassisted.
MILITARY ON GUARD.

The military companies engaged in
the fight were the Hamburg Rifles,
Slatington Rifles, Allentown Continen-
tails, Alien Rifles, Company 1, infantry,
of Catasqua, Easton Grays. and com
pany of Portland. Northampton county
They arrived at eight o'clock this
evening. A number of the military, af-
Ter their bloody work, threw down their
arms and asked for citizens clothes.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24
THE STRIKERS IN HORNELSVILLE

LOCOMOTIVES BoARDED-ENGINEERS PUT
OFF AND SOLDIERS MADE PRISONERS.
HoaNELLsvILLE, N. Y, July 22-,"They
never can take IL train out of this station
until they kill us or come to our terms
said a leader in the Erie strike here this
morning. This was In face OF the fact that
train was then being made up to start
West for Dunkirk, guarded by armed soi~
diers. Tnree divisions of the Erie termi'
nate at Hornellsvilie. The Susqnehanna
division ends here, and the Western com
mences, The Buff,lo division branches on
t, the North west about a..quarter OF mile
beyond the station.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24
the N. Y. Sun, Monday.
7OPs FROM THE HARBOR
SORTS.

~ BY A SPECIAL TRAIN TO BALTt.
$R-MoRR REGULARS IN READINESS
on Saturday afternoon Gen. Han
fecelved a despatch to collect all
allable United States troops in this
and forward them TO Baltimore.
minute was lost. Two steamers
pespatched to the forts in the har-
nd by 2. a. m. yesterday the garri-
gere in the Jersey City depot, where
fmbarked on a special train over
nnsy lvanla road. A Sun reporter
Forts Hamilton, Schuyler, and
bus yesterday. Only men enough
lett for guard duty. From these
even companies of artillery were
Fed, numbering in all nearly three
=ed men. The officers were sur
when the order came, and
ttle time for preparation. The
And Tor their departure was brought
Government steamer Henry
there being no telegraphic com
1+a.loh between the forts and army
8 parters IN the city. Each man was
~ WIN Two hundred round of anu
hey an go to act as infantry,
@< N Mith them no artillery. While
cPs were being taken from Hamil.
2 the Henry Smith another Govern
8 vessel, the Clyde, steamed to the
opposite, and, having taken the
COMPANIES aboard. went to Gov
Island; What is termed the "per-
NJ party" on this island comprises
SeVen,S-hve men, of them sixty
pm WllletS Point one company of
peers was received, and then the
pers started for Jersey City with a
M nun oerlng three hundred and eigh-
nus lhls neighborhood is nearly
.eu OF regular troops. The departing
was under the command of Colonel
: ouC he was accidentally left be-
~ Jersey City, and had to follow in
despatch was received at the Army
iquarters from General Hancock,
siuay afternoon, to issue orders to
Pie regular troops in this department
pru themselves in readiness for in
\ departure. This was at once tele-
Pneu 10 the comm andants of the fol-
Iug lorts: Ontario, in Oswego; In
nuehee, in Boston; Trumbull, near
London; Prebla, in Portland har-
hIuams, near Newport; Porter, in
tLalo, and Madison Barracks, Sacket's
UT In these forts there are about
nen, all told. At the Army Head
',ers ,e the Assistant Adjutant-Genera
dans Lnese were all the regular troops in
department., and the force would moi
sether exceed 900.
N. ~ evening Light Battery q, Third
,ddery. started from Fort Hamilton to
NJ ,te4 u Station. Captain Sinclair and
~, II umphreys are the officers. The
nahu ,;nau musters sixty men, armed with
- ,,nes and sabres, with five days ra
. !, and 2OO rounds of ammunition pei
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24

GERMANY AND RUssIA.-lt is thought
that tn ,re may BIZ good understanding be-
tween the Emperor OF Germany and tho
Gar on the Turco-R ussian war. That they
stand IN pers onaI relations does not count
Tor much when policy aud the hope OF con
q uest intervene. II IS, however, significant
luat wh-n the Emperor of G,rmany res
ceived uffi .ial Intelligence that Russia mad
crossed the d inube lie sent oy telegraph
warm congratllation to the Car. Sen'
MJltke in Il ke manner sent frlictitions to
In. Grand Duke Nicholas. Tue editor OF n
Brrnn radical ,urnal has bsen sentenced to
three mouths Imprisonment for publishing
an article ON the p u cy oil Russia. These
ssraws show how The wind blows.
New England is making herself felt
again. People who bathe IN the Mer"
rimac are warned against STA
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24
'EcT OF THE STRIKE ON THE
MI RKEIS.

-" YORK, July 23.- The exciting ad-
es IN regard to the strikes and the alread,
II destruction of railroad properly had a
nofAlizlng influence on the stock market
morning. Prices opened at a decline OF
= as commenced With Saturdays fig
f', aud subs, gu ntly made still further
faN oi to4. Great excitement prevailed
y Transactions were on a large scale,
''fy stock in the list suffering more OF
decline. At o'clock prices showed 9
'oVery OF to II, but the market is fever
r in tone.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24
A SENSIBLE WAY DOING 1T.

louisville, July ga committee
of The Louisville and U MON Short
Line railroad men, appointe at a IN eet
ing on Sunday, called on Chance) or
Brnce in open court this morning,
and through the attorney of The road
according to their instructions, re-
onestel that the order for reduction
1f wages to take eff ,ct from the first
of Aust he rescinded. Judge Bruce
Immediately ordered that the circular
of Mr.. Mcleod making the reduction
be withdrawn. The employees are
congratulated on the happy result and
their temperate and pence action in
the PREMISES. j. E. REEVES,
Master OF Transportation.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24

Before the workingmeu OF Baltim )re
allow themselves to be drawn into
the ill-ad ,ised business of shutting up
places of industry, let them remember
that is no: the way to solve the cris1.
Georgia has begun her constitution n
making with the declaration of n i'll
of rights recognizing the rights of
citizenship in ali races all alike.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24
Another PROCLAIM ,tion by the Presi
THE STRIKERS AND RIOTERS IN MARY
LAND ORDERED TO DIspERsE.

LAND ORDERED TO DISPERsB.
WARRINGTON, July 2l.-The following
proclamation was issued this after
noon:
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.
A Proclamation.
Whereas it ls provided in the constitu-
ton of the United States that the Unit ed
States shall protect every State in this
| Union on application of the Legislature.
or of the executive (when the Legisla-
ture cannot be convened against domes.
, tic violence; and whereas the Governor
of the State of Maryland has represented
to me domestic violence exists in said
State at Cumberland and along the line
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in
said State, which the authorities of said
State are unable to suppress; and whereas
the laws of the United States req uire that
In all cases of insurrection in any State
or of obstruction to the laws thereof,
whenever in the Judgment of the Presi-
dent 1t becomes necessary to use the mills
tary force to suppress such insurrection
or obstruction to the laws he Sh all forths
with by proclamation command such in
surgents TO dispense and retire peac csably
to their respective abodes within liml-
ted time.
Now, thereto re, I, Rutherford D. HAYES
President of the United States, do here
by admOnish all good citizens of the
Uuited States, against aiding, counte
nancing: abetting or taking part In such
unlawful proceedings, and do hereby
warn all persons engaged In or connects
ed with said domestic violence and OBJ
struction of the laws to disperse aud re-
tire peaceably to their respective abodes
on or before twelve O'Clock noon of the
twenty second day of July instant In
testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand aud caused the seal Of the
United States to be affixed Done at the
city of Washington this 2lst day of j July,
In the year OF our Lord 1877, and of the
Independence of the United States of
America the one hundred and second.
r. B. HAYES.
BY the President-WM NJ. EvARrs.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24
WAGES AND REvENaE!"

Alta quarter after eleven tonight the
strikers have torn down the watch box
es at the street corners and proceeded
down the road TO tear IN the tracks.
From where,I write can be distinctly
heard a perfect hurricane of yells and
cheering from the strikers in their on
ward march of ruin and destruction. The
city is becoming turbu lent again, and
the out look after midnight seems to in
dicate desperate work. The cry among
the men is, wages and revengew
Tne Sheriff has issued h is proclamaN
tion, and Mayor Evans returned home
tonight from Ocean Grove on special
train in answer to an urgent telegram.
Town meetings will be held tomorrow
to take steps to prevent any repetitions
of the dark deeds of to-iar.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24

A number OF others whose names it is
impossible to get tonight, al least thirteen
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-08
M M s.
In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial
istFict Of the State ~ Nevada,

In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial
istriet Of the State % Nevada,
County Of Humboldt.
Josephine Watson, plriniif. VS.. Enos "
Watson, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court Of the
Fourth judicial District # the state Of
Nevada la aud for the County Of Hum
boldt, and the Complaint fIed in the
office Of the Clerk OF aid District Court
on the 3lst day Of August, A. u. 1877.
YENHE State Of Nevada sends greeting to
i Fms NJ. Walton, defendant. Yon are
hereby requir' to ~ pear in sn action brought
against You 10y the above nRmtd plaintiff.
Josephine Watson. in the hi iriet Court ~
the Fourth Ju' fetal District Of the state 81
Nevada, IN and fDr the county Of umboldi.
and to MI wrf the omllaint hlt therein
with the Jerk OF said Court will hin ten dsys
(exelusive If the day of ,erviceD after the ar-
vice ON you + Obi sun mons-if served with.
In this County, or, 81 served out Ct this
county but IN this Judicial District, vi hin
tw'hfy dHys: otttrwifC. within forty days"
or JUDGMENT by default Will be taken A. ainA
You according to the prayer Of said COM
plant.
Said action is brought TO obtain dec ss
dissolving The b, mas II mairimtny hereto
re existing between he lila Min and AZ.
PENDANT and for the custcdy # he minor
children. tie issue Of ,aid marrifge.
All II which viii more fully appear By
refer nee 10 sni tcmplsitt cert fed copy
OF which accom- apies This sun mons.
And son are heret y notified that II you fni
to appear and answer the said omplaintn
above rtquir d, said laniif will applyto
the Court for he relief therein demanded
&~--s Given under my hand and the
-, | seal Of the District Court OF me
I I Fourth Judicial District OF ne
~>-->--@ State of Nevada. in and for Inc
County Of humboldt. this 3lsi osy
OF August, A. ID. 1877.
j n. Jon, CLERK.
A. W. Fisk, attorney for plaintiff ses-sOd
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DIVORCES

Legally and quietly obtained In every State
and Territory, for lNcuMPATIBILITY and other
causes, M matter where the party resides
IL years experience. Fee after decree. All
letters confidential. Address a. j. DISK.
TER, Atty, Rooms 8 4 0, I32 Dearborn ST.
CHICAGO, ILL. Unquestionable references
given. Correspondence vith the legal pro-
tes1Aon invited.
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ARTESIAN WELLS

TINE UNDERSIGNED BEES LEAVE
Il to inform the public that he / now
prepared. with the most approved machinery.
to rink Artesisn Wells in any part of the state
on the shortest notice.
All orderP or communications ~, the sub
ject address Z. Uafn non h Palmer, Bait, 4.
Mountain. will receive I.-rmpt attention.
3. T. CAHOON
Battle Mountain. October o 1875 ttf
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Or. L. j. cZAPKAY's

.
private NJ d icai bns titute,
lished in 1854. ( r the Permanent Cure of
all special and hronic Diseases as also all
Female Complains and d seases Of the
Nervous System.
YUNHE IMMENSE. DESTRUCTION OF HU-
man hfsanuually from secret and chronic
diseases, caused this old aud Ell able 1nsftr-
tion t6 be established first in Philadelphia,
Penn, in 1870, and afterwards in San Fran
CISCO Cal. in 1854 as u private di- pm airy. i'll
order to flo d thes FL cted tn best medical
and surgical treatment, for the above and ii
other affc ions and q aintS. Consulta-
lions at t. e destitute or by letter. FREE.
Z Physical snd Nfen,ai Debiiity.
Vital Weakness, nervousness. low spirits,
lassi ude, weakness Of the limbs and back
loss If muscular p Awer, indi~posiden ard IN
capabi ity for labor aud study. weak, Ax-
hau sted fe i ng. no energy or courage pail l.
tati, of the heart, rdutlness CT appreh nsion.
lose of m mory aversion t. society, We of
solitude. timiti Y, self distrust. loss Of man
hood, dizzin So, headache, aims III the side
affect IONS OF the eye, pimples on The fac,
sexual or sr0tter i, II mites in man or wo-
man, are Cured by the Justly celebrated ply
sieitn I. j. tZtPKA', NJ. ID
Hi method of curing dis use is peculiarly
his own unknown to othtrsl ard hence the
great success. RheHma'ic affections. chronic
catarrh. diseases Of the stomach and kidneys.
liver complaints. etc, successfully treated.
Dr.. CZ lPKNY. ne Of the m ut successful
medical practitioners on the Pacific coast
may be consulted confidenti lily in reference
to the above and all other complaints at the
institute.
No. 300 KEAR<Y ST, San Francisco.
az Tha Doctor offers Free Consulta' ions,
and asks no remuner ton unless he tfiec's IL
cure Charges moderate Communications
strictly confidential Medicines sent by *
press. Address L j. CZAPK,Y. M. D., Post
Office Box 81, San Francisco, Cal.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-08
Estray Notice.

NAME into my Enclosure in Paradise
~ Valley September 10th small bay
horse. white face aud legs, branded with q
circle on the left shoulder with cross in the
same and figure alb We it; also branded
thus IS n the lef hip.
TIL owner is requested to prove property
pay charges and take the same away.
P.W PALMER.
Parssfse Valley, September 10, 1877. I'm