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PR0p0SALS. 2


PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL. D..
Proposals WIN be received until Thursday, April
II, tor the following mneral, d1c to be used In the
New York avenue, White Lot, aud street outlet
sewer:
100000 Brick.
1900 barrels Cement
5000 cubic yards Broken Stone.
1909 cubic yards Bubble Stone.
300 loads Of sand.
2000D0 feet Lumber.
1900 feet Piles, and
I'D Wheebarrows
For further Information apply to
II. j. CONIsE Il Co, Contractors,
apsTu, ,Th,s,M,W lill street northwest.
DRoPOsAI.s FOR WROUGHT AND CAsT.IRoN
a WORK For THE RECONSTRUCTION OF
THE UNITED STATES pATENI-OFFICE
BUILDING, WASHINGTON, ID. c.
OFFICE or THE ENoINEER AND ARCHITECT,
WAsHINGToN, u. & Aprn IL 1879
l Y M of the sst day OF April isD for furnishing,
certain wrought aud cast.irOn work. comprising en-
support OF two gale res also girdcrs beams, raft
crs, &C. for the roots, and cast and wrought.iron
work for tho skylghts over the mOdel-rUoms OF the
north aud east wings of the above building, In accord
Rnce with drawings, specifications, and schedule,
which may be at Tits office.
Blank forms of proposals and bond and any addi-
tlonal Information may be obtained on application at
this Office. ADOLF CLUSS,
npl4-5teOd Engine er and Architect.
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wAsHINGToN, April 1o, 1879.
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HELMBOLD'S BUCHU

HAS NO EQUAL in diseases peculiar to females,
Chronic Inflammation Of the Uterus, and all COM
plants incident to tn sex.
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Ls.!-AAMu3. aGPuyT OF the GUM Y
hyD!TIR.
OFFICE OF CoUHTT AUDIYoR,
ORNssY C0JNTY NEVADA, July l, 1870.

To the Hon the Board of County Commissioners Ornlby
CouD V, State OF Nevada:
The Couty Auditor respectfully submits the following
report OF the fiscal affairs OF the said county for the
alonths ending jane 30th 1879.
Balance hand at close of business December
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The BEST Spring Medicine and
Beautifer Of the Complexion in use
Cures Pimples, Boi,s, Blotches, Weu-
ralgia. SorofuIa, G0ut, Rheumatic
and Icrcurial Pains, and all Dis
eases arising from a Dis0rdsred stata
Of the Blood or Liver,
SOLD BIZ ALI. DRUGGISTS,
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) ga; l-ANNJ>.i aE2uhI IF TnE GAUaIT
TREASURER.
OFFICE or COUNTY TREASURER,

TO te " the Oard OF County COmmisslOnersO OF Urnsby
county, Nevada:
Gentlemen; have the honor to herewith submit my
report OF The receipts and dsDrs ment, with other
lhtofnlation may be necessar, for full and complete
understanding of the 3cons of this department for
the SIX months ending June 30 1879:
STATEMENT,
showing balance hand January l. 1870 and apportiOn
m9nt OF the same to the different funds
on hand l.
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90 y
Statement showing the outstanding Indebtedness the
county July l, 1879:
County Bonds from No IS to 200 inclusive,
given 80 the Virginia. & Truetee railroad
Company December TO- 1868 ............$ Il3 900 90
Accrued interest the to July l, 1879. 40 a
Fund, District No I................. 5000 90
Accrued interest to July l. 1879...... ~ 90
SALARY warrants County school Fund, Dis
trict No. ............................ 100 90
Warrants General Fund ................ 2G 10
Total gross Indebtedness of the county July 1,
1879 -. SIG 667 81
Respectfully submitted,
NJ. L. YAGER,
County Treasurer Ornsby County Rev.
-. TEND0EsEDI Filed July 7, A. d. 1879.
j. IL. II iasiAId. CLERK.
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RNT.

TINE AMERICAN LAUNDRY AND An
i AGENT dwelIinq-house will be rented reasonable
terms The property situated in the southwest po ton
Of Carson, and suppied with water from springs OF
the premises Apply at the premises norma
ito ie27-u
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ANOTHER WONDERFUL GUKE
EFFECTED BY
CALIFORNIA ElkSTiG RISES!
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS

CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS .-s~r-ETFsTseesss,.
CONPANI.-W J. HORNE, Pro /:Isa--
Irietor.-Dear Sir feel that o'yc&% "a
ii you and to humanity to write LysS>>.> = III
the fact that have been ST BSIAN- Y '>Ikc9M--lSI
TALLY CURED of bad case Oh y w
Rupture OF thirty ears standing, by Y e
of your Incompatible TrusseS
which purchased from you three
months ago. cannot describe the suffering, both physl
cal and mentally, that | have undergone during that
period; aud fee like q being. have worn al
kinds Trsses both Steel and Elastic ana never received
any relief until tried Its simplicity OF
construction and facility with which ii be adjusted
and the ease perfect freedom the motions OF the
body which it be without causing any I'M
ation chief merits and it perfect supporter
have not had of the rupture since the
invaluable and the fact should be known to the world
You to on the subject OF their menus
am truly YOURS ALFRED J. BURKE, Chief Mail Clerk
S F. Daily Evening Post, San Francisco, July 20, 1878
A Physicians As Years Experience
COLUMBIA, TuOlumne Co, July 16, 1873.
W. J. Horne Esq-Dear Sir: For some time past
have used in practice the California Elastic Iris
with entire satisfaction in most OF complicated hernia
of both sexes During practice of forty five years have
found that would, with the and Certafn
ty retain the required adjustment the pressure beng al
ways under the immediate control OF the patient The
simplicity and application Is Of itself guarantee
every experienced physician have the honor tc 1eml
mail the due knowing that contribute to the
alienation of afflicted humanity. Yours, truly
}. P. IlBBITS, n. d.
send For IiIus1rateh Catalogue and Prizes
Lit g ing Full information and
Rules for F@s~u ing
n B.-The California Elastic Truss is not for sale by
trash which they make large profit. Send d.
rect to the
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRU~S COHpAN
rnvl2i4 100 Market str"o+ Frarcisco
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APPoRTIoNNENT or RECEIPTS :

Apporrnnment Of state School Moneys, made by the
County School SupcrinttltAent
To tha STATE School Fund.- District No ..... 7S IS
To the STATE school Fund, District No. 2.... 81 %
To the STAGE School Fund, District No. 3..... G, 81
s2I75 36
Apr,rtionnent of County School Moneys as made by
The County school Superintendent:
To thu County school fund, District No IT,. 1911 -
To the [, !lnty school Fund, District No 2... So
To the County School Fund.- District No g.. l. OG
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. =. 9 F z III IN Il ".
No IL Fk,arney street. san Francisco.
TEHREATS ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
I diseases.

'ENREATS ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
L diseases.
YOUNG MEN
Who be suffering from the effects of youthful foles
indiScret0n will do well to avail themselves OF this the
greatest boon laid the feet Of suffering humanity
DIR SPINNEf Will guarantee 10 forfeit five hundred dol
lars for C weakness private disease of
kind character which he undertakes and fails
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
There many at the age of thirty q sixty who
troubled with too frequent evacuation of the bladder,
often accompanied by slight snlarng burning
ton and weakening Of the system in a manner the
tent cannot account for. ON examining the urinary de
poss RORY sediment will be found and sometimes
small particles Of abumen will appear, the color will be
Of thin, mklsh hue again changing dark and tor
pid appearance. There many men who die of this
difficulty ignorant OF the cause which the second stage
of seminal weakness DR. ). will guarantee perfect
in all such and healthy restoration OF the gentle
urinary organs.
Office Hours 10 to and to 8 Sundays from 10 to IL
A.. Consultation free. Thorough examination and ad
vice, s..
Call address DR.. SPINNEY & co,
ap20m Arlington House, Carson, New.
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RESURRECTION.

Quoiqu'il Sc soft ecoule quelques ann6cs
dcpuis que la Teinture Depurative du DR..
Mens ait etc retiree de So grande %circula-
ton, ellie men a pas moins conserve toute
sa vogue ct toute sa pOpularite, dans un cir
cult relativement restreint.
Depuls longtemps, de tous les points de
la Louisiana, ct principalement du Bayou
LafOurche, DIES Attakapas, de Ia Riviere
Rouge, de vieux malades me demandeut de
reprendre la fabrication de cette medicine,
81 justelnent appreciee de tout ceux qui en-
ont fait usage.
Aujourd'hui je responds a leur appel. ct
les malheureuX, atfliges de maladles dites
i~ncurables, auront sous la main cette bien.
veillante teinture depurative, uui viendra
METRE un termc a leurs s~ouffrances.
Qu'ils Sc livrent done a Temperance dc
jours meilleurs, ceuN Ia qui vivent sous le
joug de queiqu'une de ces incommodes ct
d%oulOureuses mtirmites, files inpures dur
! sang vicie, d6letere, NAL elab0r6.
BeaucCup, qui jouissent dune br1llante
$ te, ne lie doivent peut etre qua la Tein
ture Depnrative; c'est par "a pursuance de
ces vertus qpe tel pere, te..e mere ont puri
tie leur sang, acquis une bonnie constitution
retrouve une sante aussi vigoureuse qu'ina1
tendue. ct mis- au monde DIES enfants dune
sante t1orissante, T.
Que ceux qul, CONNIE eux, vivent dun,
| vie de doulears, d'angcisses, de desespoir!
suivent leur cxemple; qulls essayent de I.
Teinture Depurative, ct, CONNIE eux. lis de
viendront REQUISITES ct forts, ct pourron
| ttre iiers de ieur progeniture.
Que ceux bui dOutent, sinfOrment
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DEPURATIVE
DE UDr. MENG

&c remede qu'i ma pas encore failli de
puts quinze ans quill est en- usage. est bier
superieur d tous les ertrdits de ~Sd.epareiUe
ct tous les Depuratifs, employees jusqu'a &c
jour.
ii guerit toutes les maladies chroniaues,
soft internes, soft extremes, sans difference
d age nj de sexe. Mule maladie provenant
de ~fimpuret6 du sang ne reslste q son
usage; les dartres de quelque nature au'e1.
les soient, les infirmites. consequence de
Iabus du mercure on de tout autre traite.
ment qui a vici6 la constitution. sont par
t faitement ct radicalement queries, toutes
les fois que ION persevere densson emploi.
| Les Leucorrhees, Pertes Blanches, Irrec,t-
larites dams la periodicite des menstrues. la
| ehl0rose, la sternte DrOvenant de toute ma
ladie chronique O1 constitutiOnnelle, toutes
ces maladies disparaisseut par I'm traite-
ment assez longtemps prolonge de la Tein.
ture Depurative du DR.. Meng.
L'epilepsle, ~lorsqu'elle nest pas occasion
nee par une lesion organique, les Rhumatis-
mes ehrOniQues ct quel9uetois Aigus, les ul-
ceres canc6reux, ont etc radicalement que
ris..
Les cures deja operes parlent assez pour
| que Id Teinture Depurative du DR.. Men ait
quill ny a pas eu jusqu'a present une seule
mali die cEronique inveterte on oonstltu-
tionnel!e, Pgoduite par un vice queIconque
des huineuEs, qui ait resiste a la pursuance
medicatrice de cftte preparation.
Chaquc 5outeille est aeeompagnee de nom
nrenx certihcats, venant de tOus les points
dc la Louisiana, attestant les bellies cures
| operees par ce m~e.sicanent
En ,gente chez
Pharmacien,
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4 IAST TRA%SEEltE mes nIagnsins DIES
AMOS 2l3, 2l3" 2l7 de la rue Nieille-I.e-
wee aux Nos 81 es 4s de LIS rue dus
Canal. Jannonce respec%tueustnent au
pablic on general que hi. ttih de rGpondre
a advertisement de mon Commerce. lie plus
fort stock Embellishments. dc chapeauX.
de lingerie dholmnes. de jeuues gents ct
de %jeunes girgons-stock tel qu'l ny en- ii
iaiIais en- a LII Nouveile Orleans. J'invite
Ines amis ct mes clients ne venir rexami-
ner ct s>assurcr DIES prix.
A ravenir, CONNIE par lc passe, je ne ne.
gligerai rien pnur fare face allx ber ,ins de
liz place. Je serai t%oujourS FRET a remplir
tous les ordres pyramids on petits) u.llabille
ment, lingerie ct chapeanX de toutes es
peees etdetous genres, depuis les v6tements
communs d'habitations jusqu'au hinge de
toilette lie plus fin. Les prix de mes articles
seront invariablement aussi has que posi-.
Bile.
Les commands de la campaigns sont lob
Jet dune attention immediate.
LEON GODCHAUX.
Aux Nos 81 ct 80 de la rue du Canal
ia Oct-'76
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Mount Etna.
Some of It's achievements IN Mt
Past-The country around 1t.
New York Times.)

The eruption now in progress
at Mount Etna, or Monte Gibello,
{as the Sicilians call it), a corrup
ton of The Saracenic Gibbel Ulta
mat, meaning mountain Of fire,
promises to be one OF the most re
markable of modern times. 1t
seems to be extending from era
ter to crater, which the volcano
can readily do, as it has not less
than 80 cones, or minor volca>
noes, in all, the largest being
some 200 feet high. The principal
crater is estimated at from 21to
4 miles in circumference, and from
200 to 1000 feet deep. II all the
cones should get to blazing and
belching, the sight would be
grand in the extreme-worth a
journey to Catanh to See About
60 eruptions of Etna are recorded,
the most notable within the last
125 years heing those. of. 1892,
1911, 1919 and 1882. The first of
them continued an entire year,
the streams of lava then being 80
feet deep. During the last one
mentioned there opened on the
sides OF the mountain many fam
lug mouths in the mitst of tire
mendous explosions and convul-
slons, prodigieus discharges oil
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ashes. cinders and lava, which ov
errai, miles o. cultivated fields
and threatened the town OF
Bronte with ruin. The river of
lava was then twenty miles long.
over ii mile wide, and forty feet
deep. The lava, which in 1869 ov>
crtopped the wallis Of Catania,
may be seer coiling over their
summit like a frozen torrent. On
that occasion much of the city
and $1,000 of its inhabitants were
destroyed. The earliest eruption
mentioned in history |as 416
wears before the Christian era.
-Four years later, a vast volume OF
salt water is reported to have
rushed down the mountain side.
1t was supposed to nave come
from the crater, showing, appar-
ently. tie connection between The
volcano and the sea. \ great
eruption occurred i'm 1862, when
mighty clouds OF ash gray dust
were expelled, covering the
whole surrounding country. From
two new mouths, on the eastern
flank, issued torrents of lava, one
moving toward Z%atfarana, the
other toward Clara. One stream
was two miles broad. in some
places 10 feet deep, flowed 600
feet IN an hour ordinarily, but
when it approach Il abrupt cliffs
it dashed over like IA fiery cas-
cAie. One Of the NEST striking
features of HE Vicinity is an enc"
nous .ui'y--the Val del .o:r-
eXcavatlng tAe eastern side uf the
volcano. 1t is five miles across, en-
vironed by nearly vertical prrci-
pices of from 1000 to 1000 feet,
on which are sections OF number
less lava streams and beds OF
>coriae, trave:sed by highly i'll
cIintd bikes, and looks barren
and dreary enough to be apart o1
prlme<ai chaos. The summit OF
Etua, being above the line 0
vegetation, presents, unless GOV
cred with snow, Il melancholy
waste OF lava, ashes, lapiIli au'
Scorae, from the center OF which
in ii desolate plane, ascen}s thu
principal cone. Around the has,
of the mountain is Il productive !,
gion OF corn, olives, grapes nnt
fruits, from three to eteveu miir;
broad. Etna is, on the whole,
very respectable volcano, and ii
. exhibitions are frequent aud in
| posing.
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COlOnie Fiancaise
Dams PA!kansas.

I 0On OA0 ARES de terres a
l.UUU.UUU spndre a prix reduits
avec placements facilesdans rOuest de Far
kansas. LIE ehemin defer: Little, Rock ct
Fort-Smith, ainsi que Jteuve Arkansas, ira
versent toute Ia vale. LIE sol est gene
ralement tres fertile ie climat doux ct tenn
pere.
LIE cotton. lie tsbac.e chavre, lie froment,
le mais, Forge l'avdle. les pommes de
terre, lie trefle, ct lefoin y ~viennsnt tres
bien, ainsi que la wipe ct les arbres fruit.
iers.
Environ 200, 600 ades de ces terres, stu.
6es lie long du chenn de fer,au N6rd du
fleuve Arkansas, INT etc comedies aux
P6res du St. Esprit, our 10 foundation dune
cOiOnie.
A 50 miles de little Rock, pres de Ia
Station orilton. nh loin de L0uisburp ct
sur un magnitique ,ateau, s'etendant we're
lie Nord, les Per9s d st. Esprit ont r6serv
$4,000 acres pour Ia colons francais. Une
eglise ct I'm couvenSOnt en- vote de construc
ton pres de- NOriltn ct une secOnde fglise
/ ~rancais va etre cdstruite pres de Spring
field 10 miles plusloin, des que lie. besoin
Sen fera sentir.
Avis " famlll4.. FRANCHISES desirant &C
guerir nne belle popriete, a pen de frals.
dams lie voisinage {nnc eglise ca%thOliGue. :
Pour plus experimentation on peut So
dresser o..
Mr.. v.D. SLACK, on a
Mr.. MCHEL BRAUN,
Land Office. L. Il g., +. S. R'y, 4 Little
Rock, gu au xPers du st. Esprit MoriI-
ten.
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machi' es at Ashland. Who
would care for the revolutionary
plans of the friends OF the sixth
section! The government cCul!
sell nails enough in IA mouth to
keep the army going for a year.
The more | look at the nail
machine the more thoroughly am
| convinced that it would do
better in congress than did my
friend the shoemaker"
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What; a Nail Easase
suggested Ia "a thoughtful
~>>~, q.

Rarlette Of the Burlington
Havkeye has been visiting a nail
factory in Ashland, KY, and was
SO much impressed with the won
derful ingenuity and accuracy OF
the machinery that he wrote. as
follows:
Why, the machine chat makes
the nail ought to be allowed to
vote. II ought to be sent to con
gress. If ever one OF the .ma-
chimes in the Norton Mills runs
for congress | will come back to
Ashland and vote for ii. 1t would
make a good congressman. 1t
can make good nails, and can
make them to perfection, and it
dosen't try to do anything else.
| watched one of them for an
hour, and it went on all the time,
making good, useful. perfect nails.
1t never once talked politics. 1t
never went out to take "a drink.
1t never wanted to Introduce a
bill to make the government
issue four hundred billions of
kegs. of nails, and loan them to
people who want to build chicken
houses. 1t didn't say that it
thought nails should be remone-
TIED and made a legal tender for
the payment Of. all .debta, public
and private. 1t. didn't say that
the country would never be pros
porous until we had an inconver-
tible currency OF shingle nails,
secured by a bonded fund of rails
road spikes. 1t just made nails.
And it made them well. 1t knew
it could make nails. and so it just
went ahead and made them.
Now, [ once knew a man who
made shoes. He could cobble a
| pair of old shoes; too. He could
sew on an invinsible patch with
! yellow thread, so that it would
look like sunrise on the Ohio.
How he could make shoes! Well.
sir, one day that man dropped
his wax in a handful of pegs, laid
| down the hammer and got to
telling what the government
ought to do, and what Congress
ought to do, aud what he would
do if he were there, and the frs,
thing he knew they sent him to
Congress. He used to charge
only ten cents for sewing Oh q
patch lbs big as ii fifty cent pirce
and only twenty for u new heel,
and fifty cents for half soles
And he pounded leather all day
for about one dollar and eighty
five cents. And the very firsI
day he was in Congress ha intro.
Niuced a bill for the free coinage o.
50, OO0, 600, 900, OeO, 600, 900, OOO,Q Ot
600, in one dollar greenbacks
with ii provision that the amount
should be doubled if it should ap
pear that the amount originally
specified in the bill was INSULT
cient to meet the demands o
trade.
Sand yet that man could make
good shoes.
"That'S what [ liked about the
nail machine. 1t did what il
could do be st.
Therefore, suppose now every
man i'll congress was a nail ma
chine, and could cut about five
| thousand kegs of nails per week
as well and perfectly as these
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Ii t4e Terrebonne people wish to
bring Morg ,n's prices down they
must dig canals, tunnel under his
road, or any other means by
which competition can be effected.
The last Sugar Boul devotes
i column to ap account of its
troubles with Morgan's Railroad
wilirh has issued orders to its
,agents not to sell the editor of
that paper any more::.oommuta-
ton tickets. The editor aScribeS
this order Of. the railroad mana
gers to be a species of revenge
in return to the structures that
have been printed in the Sugar
Bo'cl in collation. to its manage
pent:
That there are grounds of com
aaint to be urged against the
conduct of that company, is very
probable, but it has always seem
~ to US that the language used
hy those persons who were find
ing fault with that railroad, was
not exactly confined to a just
criticism, nor kept within the
proper limits of good policy
Railroad men, no more than
other people, do not like to be
called "~.grinding monopolists,'
nor to be accused of "sucking
the life's blood out of the PEG.
ple,' and so forth. Whilst this
railroad may have laid itself open
to harsh criticism. yet it seem>
that these critics forget one thing
that railroads rs individuals, are
worked for the purpose of making
money, and if they e proper t.
carry sugar 500 miles for tw,
dollars aud charge five dellar,
to carry it 100 miles, that is
matter of their own business, s.
long as no laws are violated no
specific contracts broken.
We agree with many other
that as a general Jaw, discrimj
nation in pricrs should not b
.peranltted, but until that become
alsw, the railroad agents certain
Is have the right to fix thei
own tariffs however burdensom
they may be upon some commr
mites. g..
There is certainly an iniustic
done to many communities b
railroad DETERMINATIONS, but raj
roads are pot the only thing
which ,oake distinctions. Steam
boats do the same thing. +:
steamer will carry. a barrel frol
New Orleans to Cincinnati tt
abent one half it, would charge I
carry it from the same port
Dopaldsouyille, and this print
pie is Carried out in all kline
of business. Ii. a man. goes int
a grocery and buys ten barre
OF -four, he will get them at le'
figures than his neighbor won.
have to pay for one, aud a pu
chaser can make better bargain
in a town where competition
lively. than he can in a pla
where there u no rivalry amor
1es(eFs
~ j':