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THE COURTS.
A Husband Who Threw His Wife from
a Second Story Window.
SEQUEL TO A DIVORCE SUIT.
Alleged Fraud in Purchases from
Tobacco Dealers.

sad episode Of tenement house life was revealed
yesterday in Part Of the Court Of General Sessions
1t appeared that the night of October IL Andrew
Boyle, surly and burly looking fellow. with only
one eye, rolled homeward in semntoxicated state.
and entered his apartments. at No. 439 West Sixteenth
street. and in IN angry mood demanded his supper
from his wife. who, however having received no
money from him during the week for the household
expenses. told him there nothing to eat in the
house. The brute then struck her and threatened TO
Kill her, The poor woman ran toward the window
and shrieked for help. whereupon Boyle followed
her, and, grasping her in his arms. threw
her into the yard. two stories beneath. One OF Mrs.
Boylss ankles was broken, besides sustaining other
severe injuries which kept her confined in the hosp
tai for several weeks and made her permanently lamc
After his arrest the prisoner promptly indicted
by the Grand Jury for elonious assault with intent to
Kill. On the. opening OF the trial yesterday Mrs.
Boyle the injured woman. who the first witness
called. limped forward to the witness stand on
crutches. When the Bible was handed to her by one
or the court officials AIRS. Boyle renblingly declined
to receive it. ing she would not take OATH As
sistant District Attorney Lyon, who conducted the
case for the prosecution endeayored to persuade her
put she still refused all cntreaties. At length
Judge Gldersleeve, who presided on the bench,
reasoned with her kindly adding that ii she refused
to be sworn he would reluctantly be- compelled to
send her to the Tombs for contempt Of Court She
still persisted in refusing to swear, but AT length
when advised by Rev. Mr.. Chamberlain, OF st. Anus
Episcopal Church she took oath and hesitatingly
described the facts detailed above. The prisoner,
who was steam boiler maker at Delamater's iron
works, took the witness stand in his behalf and
denied having thrown his wife from the window.
He said she habitual druIkard and had
jumped from the window herself in order to excite
sympathy. Such feats. he added, were not uncon-
mon when his wife went on OF her sprees. In
answer to Judge Gldersleeve, however, the prisoner
said he did go to look after his wife when she fell
to the pavement The jury found the prisoner
guilty OF assault with intent to kill. He WAS re-
mand6d for sentence until to-day.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. Dec 10. 1873.
In the Court Of Appeals. Thursday. December 10.
1873. present Chief Justice Sanford Z. Church aud
associates.
No. "a. Timothy Mccarthy, respondent, Tho
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Com.
pany. appellant.-Argued by r Laning for appel
liant; Francis IL. Woods Tor respondent.
No. l57. Warren Foote and another respondents.
vs. Louis T. Schneider. appellant-Argued by Edward
+. Brown for appellant Albert Richards for respon
dent.
n. 1885, Daniel A. Bullard. appellant. The Sara
tosa Victory manufacturing Company respondent
Argued by f. h. Bulard for appellant; 4. Cowen for
respondent
Judge Amasa J. Parker. on behalf Of the committee
appointed by the Albany Bar, presented the address
resolutions adopted iii reference to the death OF
the late Hon. Lyman Trenain and moved that they
be entered upon the minutes OF the court. aud it
ordered.
CALENDARS.
Day calendar for Friday. December 20, 1S78.-Nos.
1885, lC0, 16l, 81, T. 15l. la. l62.
General Calcndar.-No. 3S3-John Hunt, plaintiff
in error. The People. defendant in error Sub
mitted
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Subscription, $i.OO Year, in Advance.

present once more for us. laughed hoart- fly and felt better for it.
 We have visited the Queens state ap- partments at Windsor Castle; were shown Her MaIcsty's stables, her horses and carriages-about seventy horses in all saddle and carriage-and beautifully kept; handsome bays, grays chestnut, black, etc, and among them two old pets about thirty years old-Alina and Nimrod-cherished in their old age as every animal should be, think. Wind sor has beautiful park, but we did not drive in it, but instead drove by Eton College to Stoke Pogis, and the littlo chufch-yard where Gray Is buried, and where he wrote his beautiful elegy "Bcneath the Yew Trees Shade"
 Tomorrow we expect to reach York, stopping at Cambridge to see its univor- sities. We shall not reach York until 1920 ?. m. It will be long day, and 1t is now one o'clock, so goodnight.
 c. R. G.
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BE1pGEPoRT, August 3, 1877

Dr. J D SanTH-Dcar Sir: My arm was bre- ken above the wrist-the fracture was set hut when healed end tine splint rrmoved the mus clts Aycre go shrunken I could not open my han" nor use it di all. My doctor advised me to baihe it i'll cider brandy which l did freely, with no ben eft made up my mind that it would always ba useless when was told that, if there WIS yet any hope for it, Dr. Smith of IF State street would cure it and 1 am delighted with the result, as it improved at once and after only three weeks cleo tricdt treatment it is as we'll and strong ever.
 Mrs. J EASTMAN, Isl Pembroke st.
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A neat pamphlet has been issued by Dr. Smith, containing theory of his electrical treatment, also certificates of cures and references from some of the most influential citizens of Bridgeport and other cities. The pamphlet will be mailed free to any address by address, fng DR. J.D. S. SNITH. IF State street, or Lock Box 334, Bridgeport, Conn.
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From Hon. D. IT. hga1la of Hamilton.

BMDGEPoRr, CONN, 1877 Dr. J D SMITH. IF State Street,
 My Dear Sir-Fpr years l have been unable to feed or dress myself without assistance l suffered from loss of memory and extreme constipation, and was unable to attend to business until cane to Bridgeport and put myself unGef your care. an, now entirely cured able to attend to business and can feed and dress myself without difficulty Yours sincerely, " INGALLS,, Hamilton, \.
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poetry.
A GENTLE WORD IS NEVER LOST.

 "A gentle word Is never lnst, Oh. never then refuse one; ltchcers the heart when tcmpeattossed. And lulls the cares that brIiBetnr; IL scatters sunshine cor our way, And turns our thorns to roses; Il changes weary night to day, And hope and love disclOses. "A gentle word is never lost Thy fallen brother needs it; How rasy and how small the rost- With peace and comfort spued t.. Then drive the shadow from thy cheek. A smile can well rcplaro t; Our voice is music when we speak, With gentle words to grace It,
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And this cure was effected by ELEC- TRIcITY, without the little patient cX- pcricncing the slightest pain or unploas- ant sensation, notwithstanding she was "only child" Dr. Smith neUer gives a ''shock,' but, on the contrary, his cleo trical treatment is always pleasant and soothing; and the wide reputation he has acquired as medical cter'riciNn has been well earned, as can be seen by the following letters, which are but few of many :-
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When electricity is properly applied it animates and vitalizes every part, and restoring the electrical forces of the sys- tenn to their proper balance, lays the foundation for nature to work out her euro. Among the diseases to which electricity is best adapted are the fol- lowing:
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RRIDGFpORT May %. lST$

Dr. J SM1TH-Dear Sir: vas afflicted with rheumatiqm in my left arm so that could not raise my hand to 4y head, and suffered great pain. applied to you. and after two applications way cpt ircly cured | Il GAZE,
 Wooien House Cor Wall and Water streets.
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From Judgc Fullerton Qf Ncw York.

Dr. J D s SMITH:
 Dear Sir-Drture leaving Bridgeport beg to ac knowledge the gr'at benefit 1 have received iron your treatment of me Us an electrician. You EaY' inc immediate r"lief from great suffering, aud ow ing to til. skiIlul manner in which y-u applied the electric current l experienced neither pam O. unpleasant sensation.
 Yours truly, WILLIAM FULLERTON.
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BRIDGEPORT, CONN, February, 1877

Dr. D SMIrH-My Dear Sir; WAS afflicted with chronic indolcnt ulcer for more than two years, and was treated by another physician Tor over year without the slightest relief, and by vour skill in your profession I have been entirely cured. l an yours v0ry truly,
 VIM. WEIGH, 135 Main st.
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BRIDGEPORT, CONN, June, 1876
Dr I D & SMITH

Dr. D SMIIH:
 Dear Sir-I could not leave my bed for months from Nervous Exhaustion. 1 cried several rhysl- ciuna without avail and finally sent for you, who raised He from my sick bed to pcrrCct health
 Most respectfully, Mrs Ii 5 BAnTRAM, Broad St
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SHEPAUG RAILROAD.
IIOUSAT0NIC RAILROAD.

SCgyER ARRANGEMENT, commencing Ju1le 10 Passenger Trains leave Newtown, going North. at Io.47 a. m.. and 5l55 D. m. Going South, at 6I5 and Il 40 a. n, and 4.55 F. m.
 Express Freight Trana. going North, leave at n. m. Going South Milk Train at 7.25 p. m. Sun day Milk Train at 7.45 p. Ill.
 i047 a. rn and 5.33 D. m. Trains connect at BroOs field Junction with trains for DanburS.- lo47 a. 1n Train makes close connection at State Line with B. < A. fast train for Albany. with through car, arriving at 25op In.. connecting with the popular Chicago and St. Louis Express for the West 5J3 D. m. Train makes close connection at State Line or Albany and the West, arriving in Albany at l0.10 D.
 Passenger Trains leave Hawleyyille, going North. at l0.57 a. m. and 5.44 D. Going South, at sos g. m 11.3o a. m.. and 4.45 p. m.
 I057 a. m. and 544 p. m. Trai ns connect al Brookfeld Junction with trains for Danbury; also for Albany and tho West.
 Express Freight going North, at l.20 and I.Jo ?. m Through Freight at l055 p. m.
 Milk Train. going South. at 7.o5 ?. m. Sunday Milk Train at 50 D.
 aIiik and Freight Trains have passenger accono cation.
 Passenger trains connect with Shepaug R. F. tc snd from Iitchaeld. Af Canaan with Ct West. R. K Thrsugh tirkets sold aud baggage checked frssn Newborn for Albany. Szratosa. Bufsalo ssspgn sion Bridge CT Niagara Fails. Chicago st Louis and principal points w=xt- From Haxleyyflle foI Albany. Sarasoga. BulIaio Suspension Bridge q Niagara Falls
 HD. AxERIIIs General Ticket Agent.
 NM. BROWN supt-
 r<-.4-s...~4 tt.rs4. 1f1ne Ia ISIS
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BRIDGEPORT, CONN.,, August, 1877

pr D s SMITH:
 Dear Sir-Having suffered with severe pain in my back for years and vainly trying different rem rtiirs at ast applied to you and after few treat nants was entirely cured
 Yours truly, AsASPARsoNs, l14 Pembroke st.
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BRIDGEPORT, CONN, May 93, 1878
Dr. J D S SMITH:

Dr. D s SMITH
 was great sufferer. and had given up all hope of ever reganing my health. put myself under your care four wtekB ago and now leel Ike new being Yours very respectfully,
 Mrs. ELLEN M MERRIAM New Salem, Mass.
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BEIDotroRT. coSS.. February II. 1873.

BEDolropT. CoNS.. February II. 1873. Dr. J. D. S, sMrhi
 Dear sirs--i wish tO state for the benefit of the afflicted that my daughter now twelve years old became afflicted about seven years ago win dis- CaHd of the right hip. aud Tor iy" ynalr ShO was unable tn walk without the aid of crntrhes. The circulation of the blood In tha hmb had reuscd and the murrlv had shrnnk to mere skeleton.
 Her caRe had been examined by eminent phys cialS here and m the New York "Coilcgo Of Physi' ciAus and Surgeons" nOno Of whom gave uE any encouragement 10 hope that any rolicf could be afforded. Last Spring by the GGy.cn of friends placed her under your care. Within ten days from your first treatment" she began to improve and within three months Hhc threw away her Crutches. And now the muscle lius beomo hard and nearly large as its mate. and she has rccCy- cred entirely rem all disGasG of the limb; and with the exception of the difference in the lGnGth of the limbs (the reason of which is obvious t0 aln shG k completely cured. for which we feel most deeply Rud sincerely grateful to y0u.
 Yours sincerely, MM. II. LORD, l3j Man St.
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?. ORGASs AND TISSUES CONNECTED WITH THE Dr. GEsTIvE STsTE1I.-Sore Threat, DyEp-psia. Disr- Fiiasa Dysentsry Obstinate Constipation. Hemor- rhoIds or Piles, Bilious Flatulcnt. and Painter s Colic and all affections of the Liver and spleen.
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3. REsPm,TcRY oRGAxs.-Catarrh Cough Indu- enzz Asthma [whsn not caused by organic disease of the hsartl Bronchitis. Plsurisy. PIeHrolynia. or Rh edmatism of the Chest. Consumption. in early stages
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g. UEIS2Ex AND GENITAL OTakxzs-Grzvel. Dia- hetes and Kiiney esmplaints. InsFsstense and Sem inaI NeazncSs- fAs iasfsT caaYiai1f Atrsr Jass fo siesa rapsiiy fs this trrafnent-
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f. FIBEnus AND MUscuIAR STsTEM.-R Rheums. tis1n- Iumlssgn Stiff Neek. spinal Curvaturs. HiI diseases 0sncers, Tum0rs.
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Dr. Smith hzs derosed years 10 the stusly of Nedsu Eleirs1i7v and the iIis- eaees 1o rh1eh iz E hezt a.izpzel His
 rr;es4 3te 6lSars rsason1bIe. znd ara
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Only n Child.

A few months ago the following letter was received from Il well-knowR citizen of Bridgeport:
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1. DIsEAsEs or THE BRAIN AND NERVOUS SYSTEM. -EpiIeTSy. Chorea or St. Yitus' Dance Paralysis (Hemiplesia and Parzplegial. Neuralgia, Hysteria, Nervousness, Papitation of the Heart, Lockjaw, &e., &c.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, S1 A YEAR
PU BLIC INSTITUTIONS.
NEWTOWN.

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
 NEWTOWN.
 POST OFFICE. Mails open From the South, II 20 q. m. and 6Ou D. m. From the North, 12.O0 m. and 6.OO pm. Maiis close --lioing North, l0.3O q. m. and 4.4j D. n. Going South, Il.25 Il. III. and 4.t5 ?. m.
 /. 5. PEck, r. NJ.
 CHURCHES. TRINITY CHURCH-i1ain Street, Rev. Newton l.. Marble DID, rector. Services 1O3O d. Ill. Sunday School F nl. Afternoon service at l. CoNdREGATIoNAL.-Main Street, Rev. James F.. Hoyt, pastor. Services, 10jU d. h. Fellowship Meeting l140. Sunday School. F m. Afternoon service, o'clock. The seats arc free. CATuoIIC-Main Street, Rev Father McGartOn, pastor. Services, 1915 a. Ill. Sunday School, 12.S0 p. m.
 SOCIETIES. OLIVE BRANCH JUVENILE TEMPLE No. 14-Pubc meeting every Sunday afternoon at o'clock in South Centre School House. Officers Mrs. $. x. Beers, Supt.: Miss Annie E. Henderson, Sec. ST. PATRICK $ TEMPERANCE SocILTY-Rcv. Father James AcCarton, President A. Gallagher, Vice President T. J. CorbetC, Secretary J. Madigau, Treasurer.
 NEwrowN LuiRAnY As%oCIAroN.-M Marcus C. Hawlcy, President Charles Bcrsforl, Vice-Prcsi- dent; Mary l. Morgan. Treasurer; J. Frank Gillette. Secretary aud Librarian. Trustecs-A Stilson Edgar F. Hawlcy and Daniel G Beers
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CHURCHES.
SOCIETIES.
SANDY HOOK. EuIIRCHES

CHURCHES.
 METHoDIsr.-Rev. James Taylor, Pastor. Scr vices, l0.30 a. m., l3O and 700 p. m. Sunday School 11.45 a. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday evenings, p. m. Seats free.
 ST. JOHH'S CHAPEL.-Rav. Francis W. Barnett. pastor. Sunday school, F m. Services P. m. Communion serYlee on third Sunday ill month at l0.30 q. h.
 SOCIETIES.
 CUSTER Posr No 46 G. A. R.-Otfcers Post Com nder Wm Vile, M D; Senior Vic. Com. Chas. Rinnsland; Junior Vice-com A. W. Feck; Quarter master, Edward Troy: Adjutant, d LiilIE; Chap lain, Rev Jas Taylor; Officer of the Day, Chas Day ton Ssrgt- Msjur, Vim Snittin; QuarteInasterSergt, Patrick McMahon; Sentinsl1, Ghas HaW e.; hlehacl heAahon.
 GRANITE LODGE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GoOD TEMpLARs.-Meets in hall A. Beerss sttre every Friday evening" Officers " c I, C Downs; WV T, Mr. John l. Sanford Src. JoIn L Sanford: " T. Mrs Sarah Wheeler; s, AEn San- ford Chap. Rev Jas raylor W NJ, Stephen Graham; M G. Chas Dayton; VI s. George Graham; R H $, Mrs catoiy; L Il S, Sarah Crotutt; IS, r Blackman; D M, Sadia D Ciately.
 HIRAM LoDGi- No. lS r. \. M.--lIeets in Masonic Hul 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month"; Officers :-Wm 1 Sanlord " NJ: John L Sanford. Sr, W: " Cr0fut, Jr "; James A Wilson, Zee; James M Eackman, Treas: Chester Hard, ST D: John Il Blaakman, Jr D.: Vim II Hoy, Sr $; Benj Curtis Jr & Vim II Hoy, Geo Winton, and Benj Curtis Trustce5 i N OrBelmGnn, Tiler.
 RoYAI. ARCH CHAPrEH.-Meets second Thursday of oaeh month in Masonic Hail. Officers :-Gco Woff-nden Il P James M Bldckuan. K: Jus 4 Wilson $; Wm Sanlordt of H: john L Sanford, T <; 4 F Clark. Sec: David Noblcs. Treas; Silas Wheeler. A c; Sumuel Barnum. lSt '; James csles. 2nd V; Sclnos Crofut, jrd V; Conrad Dorian, Tyler.
 ALPHA JUVENILE TEMPLE No. 1.-Maets in Lodge Room over furniture store every Sunday aftel- noon at 4.3o o'clock. Miss Ella Psck, Supt; W Perkins. " CT.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-28

Vital weakness. nervoufuess. low SPIRITS,
iassiiude, Veal ness If the limbs and back
lnts musc ular power, indirposititn ard In
capsbi ity for iabor ana siE3y a weak, az
hansted iesl ng. no encrg eourage- palri-
tati' OF he heart, duIlb ~ apprehension.
loss 81 III mory, ayersiou - society, love Of
solitude, timiai y. tef G strust. Ions CT man
hood, dizzin ~, headae AZ, al SIN the side.
Affections OF the eye, } implies on the fare,
sexual or r. other II 4 i tiles ia man or wo-
man, are cured 10y the Justly celebrated ply
stefan L. j. CZAPkAY, M. ID.
His method of curing disease IL peculiarly
his own unknown 10 others ard hence the
great success. kLepfna'fc aft Ctons. chronic
catAtrh. dietases Of the stomach and kidneys,
liver comp Aints, etc, successfully treated.
Dk. ~ lkAl, ne Of the most successful
medical practitioners on the tactic coast.
may be consulted CONFIDENT lily in reference
10 the above and all other complaints at the
institute.
No. 900 kEARNY ST, san Fra nciseo.
s| The Doctor offers Free Consultations,
and asks no remuner tiou unless he effects
cure Charges moderate. Communications
strictly confidential. Medicines sent by tx-
press. Address l. J. CzAPK.Y. NJ. d., Post
Office Box GA, san Francisco, Cal.
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rV,HE aFNsE DESTRUCTION OF Hu-

Il han iit3hnnusils from secret aud chronic
dlseasts' caussd THE old AID III lble lnsiitu-
tion e. be tsiatl ished nrsi III Philadelphia,
Penn. IN 1850. and afterwards in san Fran.
cisco, Cal. IN lraf rs = iyE;a di'pensaTy. In
order to 80 the III cied the bet medical
and surgical trestmt nj. for the above aud II
either aflec ions and co Ants. Consuita-
lions 1T u e i4htitute or by letter, FLEE.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NNHE undersigned Board Of Trustees Of
Il hun boldt sehoct District No, d. IN
humboldt County, state of Nevada, hereby
respectfully give notice thai on the
SIXTEENTH DAY OF MARCH, 1878.
An election will be held at the residence Of
j. h. Abcl, in Paradise Valley, ia said
School District, for the purpose Of submit
ting 10 the qualified electors OF said school is
tict the question whether lax OF 81 900
shall be raised for the purposes Of building
a school. house, furnishing the same with
seats and other necessary facilities of in
struction and fer keeping school in said
district open for q longer period than the
ordinary funds will allow. At said election
the ballot Of each voter shall contain the
words: Tax Yes" or Tax o., qt
AARON ABEL,
Board of Trustees, GEO. w, PIERCE,
tWM. MkIGHkL.
Paradise Valley. February III. 1878. 3w
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DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY,S


%o9 KeHrny st, San Francisco. Esfsb-
lished ia 1884 r he Permanent Cure ~
All y" eial and hrenic Diseafts. as also all
Female complaints and Diseases Of the
Nervous system.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

TIME undersigned Board of Trustees of Big
u Meadows cnool District No. 8. in Hum
boldt county, Stale Of Nevada, hereby re-
specially give notice that on the
sIXTkENJ II DAY OF MARCH. 1873,
An election will be held at the house of Geo
Lovelock, in Big meadow School District, for
the purpose Of submitting to the qualified
electors OF said school district the question
whether q tax Of ~ 500 shall be raised for the
purpose Of building u schoolhouse. furnish
ing the same with seats and other necessary
facilities Of instruction and for keeping
school in said district open for a longer
period than the ordinary funds will allow.
At SAID election the ballot Of each voter shall
contain The words, 'Tax Yes, or TAX No."
W. p. A. CRAIG.
Board Of Trustees; II. LARSON,
wv. p, DAVIS.
Big Meadows. February 9th. 1878. febls-sw
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DIVORCES

Illegally and quietly lebtained in every State
and Terrii orv, for lNcuMPArlBILITY aud other
.canses, no matter where the party reside !.
13 years experience. Fee after decree. All
etters,conhdential. Address q. j. DIX
TER, Atty, Rooms 8 4 Q, 1872 Dearborn S..
CHICAGO, ILL. Unquestlonable references
given. Correspondence With tie legal pro-
kession invited
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No. 900 KEARNY ST. san Franchise.
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
IN having claims Against the estate Of
homas Dillon, Of Big Meadows. deceased,
to present tAe same with neces sary vouchers
10 me. through George Lovelock, NJ Love.
locks Station. Humboldt county. Nevada,
within four months firm the date OF publ
cation u this notice or 'he same will be for
ever barred. EDMOND II. BURKE,
Administrator OF the estate Of Thomas Dillon.
deceased.
February. 18th, 1878. 4w
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FOR SALE.

n will sell my grain and hay ranch, contain
u ing $40 acres, $50 acres OF plowed land and
20 acres Of lay lasd, with plen.y OF water for
rrigating purposes. The ranch is we'll sup
piled with dwelling aud ont houses; also
agons, teams and faI m tools. Terms easy.
For further particulars address b. Il. RILEY.
Paradise Valley, humboldt County. New
.es8 aaaa ban.9-4w.
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sHrBA SILVER MfSrSe COMPANY.

sHEBA SILVER srtNrSG COMPANY.
n OCATlON of principal place of business,
II No. 312 Montgomery street, San Gran-
CISCO California. Location of Works.
Star District, Humboldt county, Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that at meeting
of the directors held ON the 30th day Of Jau-
uary, 1878, an asses sment No. 9 } Of SIX
Cents per share was levied upCn the capital
stock Of the Corporation, payable immediately
in United states goll coin, to the 81 eretary Ut
the office of the comp ny, No. 3l2 Mont
gemery street, Fan Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessme mt
shall remain unpaid on the
FOURTH DAY MARCH, 1878,
will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
at public auction; unless pay Inent is made be-
fore, will be sold on Monday, the 25th day of
March, 1878, to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs of advertising aud
expenses of sale.
ABRAHAM HALSEY. Secretary.
Office. No, Saa. Mon gomery street, San
Francisco, California. feb2-td
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DONE IN THE Way BTsr STYLE
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MANHOOD RESTORE q

VICTIMS OF YOUTHFUL IsiPRUDENCE,
who have tried in vain eveiy known
remedy, will learn Of a simple prescription
FREE. for the speedy cure of nervous debility,
premature decay, lost manhood, and all dis
orders brought on by excuses. Any druggis,
has the ingredients. Address DAVIDSON
g Co.. SO Nassau st, N. Y.
..,e sct7-lyr.