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rCstporemert.

The day Of sale Of delinquent stock 81 the
Rye Patch Consolidated NH and Mining Com.
pany is her,ly postponed until TIT RSDAY.
the Flf1ELi1H day of MAY, 1879, at tie
same hoEr and place, Ey order Of The Board Of
Trustees. d. r. yERUENAI
ap1S-td Secretary.
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FCstponemert,

The Gay OF sale cfthe above Gmed Niuirp
Csmpiry is hortby post ond until 1UE !.
lay, Tie III ti>In II III dry II APRIL.
1879 al tie same b. or ard place
L. 4. NLkLlN8L, Sec'y,
n II. d
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E. RElNHkET q CO..

Sole Agents fer Eirnemucsa ard IilmttA
Cotniy.
Whore nc treGe VII lestIIliod y he 10th
eailcn cr larfcl at lie 'tEe Ii!te rid ieHs
os can lie get i:oE. lie i,LUal sl,Lt, Ia
Francisco.
Has Teen sc'd In al The Iettup states irs
given universal satisfaction. II is lit hly tw
enmcnded > he !tsrliy in I'll tss,s CT Ne
vorsncss, Wttkncss, niiy, IstItifis, no
gesticn, etc II is row luift dustd TO tbs Ists
q tie Tactic slope, hccised Is The teltsA
certificates of the tn .Tont In. s. Tara Hsin
state Asaayer, ~ Mas esf sttis. ard Or. H. {
LoUdCiach, - 81. Louis. No. 10th gsrtlsnn
prominent in their protoa.en, ana whish
grarantSe to all l,yeIs 81 its Eriiiy fn
quality.
can tfcw tlcCfaTGs e 'ettors frt ~ Tefffrs
fft N ~ alts d tie 'rien ard trs6a, 10 10
Il y 70 rs merits ard SIC leusft II ifs sfdcs
as itmAy I.nCdy nd tC;ie. ted " "
divCeisis ard gicttrs ttl, or ly tie ~
or bottle
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-16
FOR SALE.

Wishing to retire from business, now offer
my entire property in W.nnemucea, consisting
sof Book and stat emery store and he News
,Bls.n.ss and "a family residence On Second
,st-e.t. All Of which viii sell ut a reduced pr.ce
= Tor cash in hand. c. CHENOWETH.
w nnemacca, April 23, 1879. Il
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POsTP0NFNENr.

The above sale of delinquent stock Of the Rye
Patch onsolidattd Mil ind Mining Company
is postponed rntil SATURDAY, July le, 1879,
at the same hour and ple"t ny order Of the
Beard Of Directors.
jel6-td D.. F. yERDENAL. Sect.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-16

And IN accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made en- the Goth day Of
May, 1879, 50 many shares Of each parcel Of.
public auction at the office of the company, No.
3i2 Montg merry street, San Francisco, Cali
fornia, On TUESDAY, the 22d day OF JULY,
1879, ut the hour of o clock r. NJ OF said day,
70 Jay delisquent assessments thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of the
sale. ABRAHAM HALSEY.
Secretary,
QHce -3l2 Montgomery street {entrance No.
-S14 San Francisco, California aMscss :,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

HUMA MINING COMPANY.
Location OF principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California
Location of works, Humboldt county, Nevada
NOTICE is hereby given, that at a meeting
OF the Directors, held on the 18th day
q June, 1879, an assessment No. /. Of Three
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately
n U. S. gold coin to the Secretary, at the cfice
OF the Company, 32S Montgomery street, Room
u, san Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re.
vain unpaid on the 2ist Gay Of July.
10, viii be delinquent, and advertised for sale t
public auction; and unless payment is make h.
e,wll be sold on MONDAY, the ELEVENTH
llth) day OF AUGUST, 1879, to pay tie
delinquent assessment, together with cost Of
advertising and expenses OF sale.
DAVID WILDER, Secretary.
Offfce:-328 Montgomery street, Room q
San Francisco, California jel6-td
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Sin r-GEd'S
MedicRtfd raltb Willy.

tract nom the ftTmt e an srG.ysi: 'JLaa
pure lerlcy ard WHEAT sIilit nn aIlab.e i
fTagant ethers, NhiSh urait Geiifaie artEz
AT the e he time grtatiy ncitas.fg + value an
diff sye stnultEL he toiid i,s.dt C niais
a large amount Of tnEnin Celiytd ~, M siciirg
in cakcn oashs. Which nifaiis 10 fne Cd
whisky cne Of hs yalra,le inGss iGi Ell ca alitfs
The amount Il r,sidre IICyts the phlsl y 10 10
froe from The excessive cclci:ng sEd ,vttitning
so generally used in aGuiteTating. In fact, 10
wo woIds, MAI Oh Is he lIIE.T WHISKY,
and vii not only surply rCl lie want nov
that WHISTLES ate 50 generally rdt ittiatad tui
will he q greatest falte IS ysis'srs in ltfs
nrmerovs eases where pute vhlslos ere ihs
most useful q machines, G. C1CI END
simmonds' SGleIratsd AItsL willy
PUREST AND Tat Ter All NIDlcAI
AND TENlIY IITI(sIf.
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CATION screcSr los afF
ted with yttfrsftGC ofp tIs<tIk.
q. wv Won. kAltl IalLItIth

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Iabosicl5 ard Cfloc, { tate stIeei, itsith
set Z, lti CCdpe nntnff, lae.i-1F
sanrle mailed "nptel n b So "r,tt.y,d iith
you, hta lc,n eraysed '. j tie iollesiigE
suits: Il is 81 selc,ted aieslsle ttitrgih ~
INF irm AilIDfI4tCEIt0 tls, fdcs, mt'ah
cr dhr celtt,iitus srtsfsrtes. Ills lishy
ItIE, II suIdlcf atnEir, and slitGts ~
diete ard medicinal ItiJttts.
s. rAf A HAYES,
State Ass4yoTs hsftEefrft'H
ST. Lcrif, No. s,IttnlG &C, 1tss.-G. sB
mtrds, ESQ., lave leon tfng ytur Nal~
WHISKY fer g ne tine, Gnd lave 10 hlfhaw.s
i'm sfyng u at il Is, Ri,htt esotftitnt "
ptiest aitic'e ! lave It,d, s.tf,r tcisirahy |.
fer fimi ICiIots Tel tTy Il my aushS5
who Lave fcn 5, atglIg fiem irdigs stH ~ ~
nervous Affections, ! lave Irtterhtd Na't.
Nfisl : or their pfe, trd ! tile pltsfufs
sa!irg e you the feet las fesn nest sailsr
tdy. Phase strd me ~ tNTiess slx ss 4. n
Yours yefy Truly, II. c. lot nILPAch, ~ Z
1co,cC0 cases Nafcb whisky sold % !"
Pacific Coast In the year 1878.
soid Afro ty w. p. STEVENS, ""
gfsts Ninnemueca. Nevada.
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GREAT EIE. EDY.

Strongly rsctmmrGed ~ ~ J ecicsi Teals
For all Cases Of Hayotfrost Ttiilhy, Vel
ness Dyspepsia, u ditesti'f, dils, itltr, Ia
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-16
RUtterick Patterns.

The simplest and NEST economical Iatttcrnss
use. They are the Standard iashiens
in Europe and The United States
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-29
Editorial SpinniAes.

A profane paragraph sgoing the rounds
of the press that the new Bishop of Hartford is
cnssn' of President MacNlahon OF France.
Decidedly, this thing must stop.
The Boston Post says it has seen ID.
canter and pretends that it knows which letter ol
the alphabet is the fastest II the Post has seen a
fast woman Uanter it had better letter B.
A corn.beef can-ery is being put up at
kansas City. II isnatural to suppose that when
completed the Mayor Of the city will require al
can-lne stock to be put up Immediately.
A business man ought to always have
his will carefully drawn up while his health is
good.anu his miad eoar. Women, having wills o.
their own, need not worry themselves about busi
mess details OF This sort.
The New York Tribune reports thai
Nice President Wheelerhas gone home for th'
summer being quite III and nervous. He neet
mot be alarmed, it is very unusual for hghtnin!
to strike twice irthe same place.
If the Democratic majority in Con
gress really find no other way to,cseape from thei
dilemma, how would it DO 10 engage the distin
guisned representative from Kentucky to suppl
them with a Knotthole for the purpose?
keppler, the carteonist of Puck, is re
ported 80 have glossy black, curly hair. blanI
mustche and goatee, and very black clothes
Pshaw that 5 nothing: we have one black leg si'
black guards eighteen black boards and blaol
Betty in Cincinnati.
| A couple Of students at an Easter
rolege are reported as missing for two or thre
days past Some young Cincinnati students hay
been Missing so frequently during the past winte
and spring that the circumstance is hardly consid
cred more than very transparent My.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-29

set att the most servile labor. But the
willing worker can tbe very easily pro-
vided-with honorable and self-supporting
labor. America is not land of paupers.
1t is land of social and municipal
blunders, wherein, amidst the most
bounteous plenty, for the want OF or
ganized charity, innocent poverty and
the viiest crime are being subjected to
the same.classifieation.
1t is right and necessary, for the pro-
lection of the community, that the wan
dering class of mendicants should be
placed under surveillance. This must
be done at once to stop the recurrence
of these fearful crimes that are now OF
dali y commission.
A system of registration or "a certifi'
cate of character, or some thorough
means of Identification, is in the power
of any reasonably honest man to have
about him. With such he would nov
soon7dnd employment. Without some
thing of the kind, the verify of which
could be very quickly aseertained, tn
chronic tramp should be put at once Oh
the ehain-gang, or the stone-pile or IL
| the tread-miil.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-29
What is "Engiish Opera.1

English opera has, in the course OF
time, become identified with kind or
|mongrel type Of entertainment, consist
ling of detached pieces Of music inter
spersed with spoken dialogue, which, il
hts turn, seems introduced only to ex-
plain the reason for another song. 10
call this class of work English par ex
cellence.is as absurd as it is unhistoric
The same inferior type of dramatic
music has existed, and to a great extent
still exists, in most countries. The Ger
mans, for example, have their "blng-
spiel.' But no person in his senses
ltwould, for that reason, call Dittersdorfs :
doctor und Apotheker," or Lortzings
"Czar und Zimmerman" German operas
lIproper. The existence Of the spoken dl-
Ealogue in such a work as Beethoven's
"Fidelio" can be compared only to one
Iof those formations in the human body
(which, according to Darwin, were Of
great Use to our tree-climbing fore
Fathers, but which now only serve the
osseologist as the memento Of a previous
inferior type. ,
! This inferior type of the semi-musical
Edrama has been ullyrecognized inFrance,
where heline between opera comique
hand grand opera is actually drawn by the
Ilaw. 1t was at.the same time, in France,
where, independently favorable circum-
distances the first-named genre reached its
highest, and, indeed, a very high, stage
of development. On the French stage
every singer knows how to declaim, and
the Transition from the word to the song
is divested of that abrgptness 80 jarrine
to the feeling and the ear in Englisi
, theaters. At the same time the fact re
: mains that in France, as elsewhere, th'
: spoken dialogue is absolutely unavail
able for the purposes of the higher mnsl'
! drama. Masaniello spoutins Alexan
drines, or Tannhauser lapsing into prose
would be voted unqualified nuisance al
, the world over. 1t is one of the grea
+ merits of the Italian opera seria to hav
demonstrated this fact beyond dispute.
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"Ay, msdam, as yen deceived aClArencs
Suydamv'
Maud Dumont clasped her hands canvul-
sively at the sound Of that once familiar
name.
clarence Suydamr' she murmured.
"why do you mention that mans name to
me?"
II have told you before, madam, that I
have solemn purpose to fulfill in bringing
you here"
"But 1 will stay no longer!" returned
Mrs. Damont, Indignantly u am nochild
to be fooled or frightened thus!"
As she spoke, she turned from the stranger
and walked rapidly toward the staircase.
Before she had gone half "a dozen PAGES, the
hand of her masked guide was laid upon her
slender wrist with grasp of iron.
| MAUD Dumont," said the unfamiliar
voice. "you must-1you shall remain! You
are in the power of those who can feel nc
pity; you are i'll the power of the avengers
of the deadf
''cfhe deadv' cried the terrified woman.
cay, Clarence Suydam's friends surround
you The avengers Of Clarence Suydam'i
murder have encircled you on every,side."
As the stranger spoke, he unlocked G
door leading into the anterroom commune
aating with one of the private boxes. He
drew the trembling woman into this ante
room and locked the door behind him.
'tMaud Dumont, he,said, soleuuly, "the
beur of retrihution has come, and the day O.
discovery as hear at hand!
p1r
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-29
CompIexional Indications.

The complexion OF persons whose diges-
ton is out of order who are bilious, or who
lack vigor, always exhibits an unhealthy
tint. 1t is by regulating the bodily organs
and promoting digestion and assimilation,
that the parchment hue indicative of i'll
health, is banished from the cheeks. Tc
trectify the fault of sallow complexion
use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, an invig
Grant and Alternative which removes those
obstacles to renewed strength, physica
comfort and personal attractiveness-ar
| imperfect digestion and secretion, and (
disordered condition of the bowels. Per
sistence in the use of this inestimable cor
rective and tonic will assuredly result il
renewed physical regularity and vigor, viii
tend to increase bodily substance and caus
the glow and clear color of health to returl
to the sallow, wasted cheek.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-29
The way vanderbilt succeeded.

When Commodore Vanderbilt was run
ming steamboats,, he beat all rivals by
crowding on steam to the utmost, and even
running down his enemy if necessary
to accomplish triumph. When he
went into ralreading he adopted
much shrewder and more successful way,
by uniting vast lines and their tributaries
under his own management, thus captur-
ing all rivals, by sharing with them the i'm
mense pool OF profits that were made by
his skiliful manipulation. Messrs Law
renee & Co, Bankers, New Hork, accom-
plisha much greater; success in stock ope'
rations by theirnew Combination Method
of dealing. BY this system the orders of
thousands of customers are pooled into one
vast sum and co-operated under the most
experienced management, thus giving to
each shareholder all the benefits of large
capital and best skill. Profits divided
monthly. Any amount from s. to $4,000
can be used with great success. SIS will
make $75 profit. $50 would return $720 or
8 per cent on the stock during the month,
according to the market The new circular
| tmailed free) has 1.-TWO unerring rules fol
success" and full explanations, so that any
one can operate profitably. Stocks and
bonds wanted. Government bonds sup
piled. Apply to Lawrence & Co. Bankers
81 Exchange Place, New York City.
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"but supposed nessved inssome' foreign,
land"
"Ah madam, the two men were the coun-
terpart Of their mother"
"Why do you say 'wereT Is Mr.. Suydam.
deadT'
"Yes-.the brothers died on the same
night4the night of the ninth of October.
1t is a strange affair, and / am anxious to
know more of Henry Raymond. Any little
information you can give me will possibly
be of benefit. AT the inquest, you stated
that you Yknew Of no object which could,
have led to the destruction ofyour husband,
except robbery. Sometimes we havereasons
for not stating painful facts. Is 1t 80 with
lyou-have you not kept something back?"
Mrs. Raymond was silent.
Madam, said the artist, in severe tone,
'do you desire TO have your husbands
slayer escapeY'
The not blood mounted 10 the widows
temples.
."What is that to you. ,sir? she said,
haughtily.
"Do not get angry. I only ask for in
formation upon which to work"
II am ready to inform you, sir" replied
Mrs. RAYMOND, in o gentler tone, and the
honor will keep you from ever repeating
Anything l say Ny husband was, for some
time prior 10 his death, q great drinker and
gambler. His losses at the gaining-table
were severe, and he began to restrict our
comforts. He at last demanded that l
should make over to him some property
which | held in my own name, and, upon
my refusing to do So. he swore that the day
/ 4 7 In
so meanly. My love for Henry tRaymond
could not endure the coldness he ever
showed me after this event. Possibly there
are women who love human brutes. AL
though my husband never did more than
neglect'me and my darling child, still felt
that he had entirely sunk his manhood, and
l believe Henry Raymond was cut to the
quick by my consequent GOODNESS. l re-
turned evil for evil, when I should have
tried to win him back to the right path; but
love had fed, 'and1 cared nothing for hlm.
. almost hated him whom once truly loVed!'
There was quiet anguish in the young
widows voice which struck James Dalton
with pity.
, s.Do you imagine Henry Raymond took
| ais own life?' he asked, gently.
, II fear he did
Mr.. Dalton shook his head.
"No, madam. You are unjust to you1
3 husbands memory and to yourself. Il
} Henry Raymond had intended to destroy
o himself, one plunge in the river would have
: suffced There was no need Of using 6
/ knife"
Mrs. Raymond shivered.
"The truth has not been established tt
l NV satisfaction" she murlnured, brokeniy.
i ~ hope to prove that 1t has" said th
K artist as little Berthe came bounding into th
room.
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TO BE CONTINUED.



[Nature]
The Abstract conceptions Of righteous
ness and Justice are only applicable to
acts done under sense of righteousness
and Justice. The same remark applies TO
personal immoralities; SO that ITO animal
can be immoral. That animals can not
entertain abstract ideas is not at allsur-
prising, seeing how slow children are to
do the same. A somewhat grotesque
illustration will show this. A class OF
BOYS was asked what conscience was.
None could explain it, 50 the teacher de-
fined it as something within you thai
tells you when you have done wrong.
"A boy at once exclaimed it was a
stomach+ache. On inquiry it turned out
that he had stolen and eaten
some unripe fruit, and doubtless
felt the remorse of conscience according.
Ily If, then, my former position be
qualified, I.would restate it as corrected
| bv the cases recorded rs follows: Ami
Imais reason as we do, but alwaysin con
uection with concrete phenomena, wheth
er Immediately arprehended by The
senses, or present. to CONSCIOUSNESS througl
memory; but, like children, they ar'
slow to perceive the suggestiVeness o
lthings. They have, moreover no powe
of conceiving truly abstract ideas
llIIence, they can not be self-conscious
can not conceive of God, and can neithe
lbc moral nor immoral, but are slnpl,
noll-moral automata On the other hand
| that which .rescues man from being al
Automaton, pure and simple, is his powe
of concciving of abstract ideas, whicI
enablos him to be self-conscious; collse
quontly, he can conceive of ID personal
H. e., self-conscious deity, so that he a
once becomes a responsible being, an
can be positively moral or immoral.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-29

THOSE individuals who, like the un-
fortunate young man at Batavia, have
escaped from the clutches Of the regula-
tors and are thirsting for satisfaction,
may find precedent at Corsicana, Texas.
A barn belonging to one j. ?. Anderson
was destroyed by an incendiary fire and
suspicion was fixed upon Jacob Pressly,
with whom Anderson had previously had
a misunderstanding. A mob under the
guidance of Anderson suspended Pressly
to tree and endeavored to extort from
him confession, but failing in this they
cut him down just in time to save his
life. Pressly at once entered suit against
Anderson for damages, and last week 9
jury gave him verdict for nearly
$1,000.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-29
SPIRIT OF THE GERMAN PAPERS
1.-THE Volkslreund. pem.l

The Republican State Convention has
finished its labor and put up a pretty weak
ticket and miserable platform. Taft is
again defeated, and Garfield did 1t. Mr..
Foster is popular in his party. He was
present in the Convention, but made no
favorable impression on those who saw him
for the first time. General Hickenlooper,
for Lieutenant Governor, is President OF
the Gas Company. We hardly believe that
he will strengthen the ticket, as the Gas
Company is not popular Just now.
fThe Freie Presse, Repl
Hardly ever was the result of a political
Convention looked for with such anxiety
as was the case in yesterdays Republican
Conventional Music Hall. AT the head of
the ticket is Hon. Charles Foster one OF
our most gifted and purest characters, a
man in the bloom Of life and beloved by all
who know him. favorite leader who, four
times in succession, knew how to carry one
of the strongest Democratic Congrc ional
Districts for the Republicans. With Foster
rs banner bearer the result can not be
doubtful. Foster and victory is the battle
cry as we go into the fight and with which
we will triumph.
| 1.-THE Volksblatt1
Seasongood sowed and Hickenloope
reaped.
The country districts werevictorious owe
the city delegations in the nomination 70
Governor.
Gen. Hickenlooper was frequently held a
a German yesterday, on'account This foul
syllable name. Many OF the rural delegate
could not become clear as to whether h
was named Hackenlooper, Heckenloopel
Hickenlooper, ltockenlooper or Hucker
looper.
Mr. Foster the Republican nominee fc
Governor, is an honorable and able mar
SO far no one has accused him of horst
stealing or OF the theft of hot stove.
Yesterdays Abend Postl
Mr.. Charles Foster of Seneca, has ju'
now received, on the first ballot the RI
publican nomination for Governor. TIE
thousand hurrahs for the Republica
! ticket The Abend Post again reckone
rightly as to the result.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-29
UNDIsCRrMINATING LEGISLATION.

There are tramps and tramps, and it is
to be feared that the Legislatures of those
States which are lately dealing with the
so-ealled tramp nuisance may forget the
distinction. There are a great many
thousand honest labofers and mechanics
who are the innocent victims Of hard
times or individual misfortunes. They
are tossed about in the almost hopeless
search for employment. 10 classify
these men with the chronic tramp who
has adopted tramping as profession is
all wrong, and leads to great wrongs,
when the former are subjected to the
treatment of penal legislation.
The State of New York has recently
enacted that call transient persons who
rove around from place to place, and all
vagrants living without labor or visible
means of support, who stroll over the
country without lawful occasion, anc
who shall be held as tramps within thc
meaning of this act" shall be liable tc
one years imprisonment in the county
Jail.
This law is merciless. 1t recognizes NJ
difference between those who seek worl
from place to place and can not get it
and those who wander from place t
place poaching for living and refusin
oil chances to earn an honest living. ]
is in the power of States and commun
ties to put a stop to this nomadic life b
giving employment to those who wi
work aud by Furnishing those who wi
not. To the latter no mercy should
shown. They should be put in irons an
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-29

"A Yorkville husband, whose excuse,
"at the lodge" had become Intellectual in
accounting for 2 a. m. returns nightly,
tried new plan the other evening.
Going in quietly and undressing, he com
menced rocking the cradle by the bed
side, as if he had been awakened out Of
a sound sleep'by ynfantile cries. He had
rocked away for few moments, when
his wife, who had silently observed the
whole proceeding, said: Come to bed,
YOU fool; the babyiisn't there"