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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-07

COmpany.-AOtice.-At q meeting OF the Trustees Of
the above named company held at their office In
Gold Hi on the 9Th day OF May Is6i, the nth
SeSsmcnt was levied Of Two (S2j Dollars per foot
payable TO the Secretary At his office with VIM ;.
Burns Co.. opposite Union Mill. BY order Of the
Board of Trustees. +. {. COOK, Secy.
Ginlh Hill. NIaH 9. lsfl nav
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-07
COMPANY MEETINGS

OF ALL COMPANIES WHOSE OFFICES ARE IN GOLD HILL
VIRGINIA, AMERICAN CITY, SILVER CITY,
DAYTON OR COMO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-07

Notice of AssessnIenI--SeG reEated Crown
Point Mining Company. Gold Hill Mining
District, " T. Notice Is hereby given, that
III Il meeting OF the Board Of Trustees Of said cont
pany, held the 18th day OF May, lo6I, an assess
the capital stock of SAID company, payable in United
States gold coin to the Secretary, At the office Of the
company. Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of
June lS6I, will lc advertised on that day as den-
quent. and unless payment shall he made before,
will be sold on SATURDAY, the 18th day of June,
ls'ii, To pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of advertising aud expenses OF the sale.
b. order OF the Boar. OF Trustees.
Il. y. VAN BRUNT, Sec'y,
ONCE, 7J Montgomery street.
myl6 I'm San Francisco, Cal,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-07

PoIhemus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No. IL
Of Twenty-Five Cents per share has been this day
levied and Is now due and payable to the Secretary
at his office 81. b. MagendIes store) in Gold Hill.
By order OF the Board OF Trustees.
l.. BEG0N. sec'y.
Gold Hill NAV G. 1854 may10m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-07

keystone Gold nad silver hininG 20.
Malice is hereby given that at a meeting o. tHe
board of Trustees Of the above company helu Ih!s
day an assessment OF Two Dollars per snare SSs
~ f,IioWs dine dollar PAYABLE Immediately, one aol-
lar naSable in thirty DAYS to the Secretary IN Y: s.
gold coin. nEo' W. mgr NJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-07

.h1nefnI POlnt GOId nnd SIlNeF HIIIInH
COmpany.-NOtlce Is hereby given, that at Il meet
Ing OF the Board OF Trustees Of the above company
held this 18th day of May, 1864, an assessment No
and every share Of the capital stock Of the company
D' '''si " 'N~ c. KEIFFER, Sec'y.
r.,l nm NJ I. 1874 mylg I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-07
MINING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
Teutouiu Gold md silver Mining G,

TentOniu Gold md Silver Mining Com
pany, Gold iii, Nevada Territory ishereby
given that ut meeting Of the Board OF Trustees Of
SAID company hgd May n A. 3D. i IS an as SS"f iS
capital stool; of said company, payable In L. s. gold
coin, Immediately, to the Secretary, at the compa-
ny's Office, No. BarrOns Building, northwest cor
ncr Of Merchant and Montgomery streets San Fran.
cisco. Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of
delinquent and unless payment shall be made be-
fore, viii be sold on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF
july, 4. d. ls6i, 10 pay the delinquent assessment,
together with the cost Of advertising and expenses
of the sale.
FERDINAND assault, Secretary.
Company's office. No. Barron'S Building, north
west corner Of Merchant and Montgomery streets,
San Francisco. California.
san Francisco. May u. 1861.
y. B.-Those parties who have paid the sixth as
srssmcnt levied April 2itI, lsi. credited with
the amount paid on this assessment.
my:S-lm FERDINAND VASSAULT, Sec'y.
Lucernc Mining Company, Gold Hill
District, Storey county, Nevada TeTritOry.-Notce
is hereby givcn that ut meeting Of the Trustees Jf
said Company. held Oh Wednesday, May 18Th. 1861,
an assessment of Three Dollars per share levied
the Secretary at his Office, CITY Hall. San Francisco
on Wednesday, the 22d day Of june 1861. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid OIL
the I'd day Of june !si, will be advertised on that
day delinquent. anu unless payment shall be made
before, will he sold on the 18th day Of July, ls6i, 10
pay the delinquent assessment, together with the
costs Oi advertising ANA expenses ol the sale
JOS. =. PAXSOS, Sec'y,
TrcasUrcr's Office, City Hall.
San Francisco May %. lS;i.
IntcreS; al the rate OF pa per cent per month Will
be allowed IL the above assessment is paid immcdl-
ately By order 1f the Board of Trustees.
nly26 m 10. $. PAXS0S, Sec'y
Nelson Consolidated Gold and silver
Mining Company Gold liill District, Nevada Terri
tOry.-AOtice Is hereby given, that at meeting Of
Trustees OF said company held on the Sd inst, an
OF Two Dollars per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of said company, payable immedl
atcy, In gold coin, the Secretary, Mt the Office In
San Francisco, No. 30 Pine street, between Battery
and Sansome streets. up stairs, or to the Supern-
tendrnt c. j. Nelson, at the mine. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the
9th day of June next will be advertised on that day
rs Delinquent. and unless payment shall be made
before, will bc sold on the 9Th day Of july next TO
pay the delinquent assessment. together with costs
Of advertising AMI expenses Of the sale.
A. MILLER. Sec'y,
No 2lD Pine street. up stairs, between Battery and
SlnSomc,
n ,,,,-p-,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-07

NOtice-EXcelsiOr Gold md Silver Mining
COmuaDy-An assessment was this day levied OF
one dollar per foot, and is payable Immediately TO
the Secretary. BY order Of the Trustees.
+. CUSHING, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, May l9, ls'A. myl9 I'M
Frnnlkel Mining COmpnny.-An ASSESS.
ment (NO. 81 Of One Dollar per share. levied this
day. Is payable Immediately 10 the Secretary.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
MEYER BLUMLEIN, sec'y.
lay
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-07

Kentucky Gold and silver Mining 20;
Noicc /. hereby given that IT meeting OF The Board
of Trustees held this day assessment OF one Dollar
per share was levied the capital stock Of the above
p ~, nRyable 10 the Secretary Immediately.
9V''iP""' GEO. ". TCRNEY, Sec'y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-23

3 ANoTBD REBRL DRAD.-The Port Row
al, s. c., So,aIs, mentions the recent death.
in an obscure town in South Carolina. of
Mr. Edmund Rhett,o one of themost influen-
tial and active members of the celebrated
family Of that name. This man declared
two years ago, to Mr.. Russell. Of the
London Times, that he would sooner asli
England to take back his State as, a.de-
pendency than submit to the triumph of
the Yankees. At that time Mr. Rhett was
rich and powerful, but soon after he and
his wife and children were compelled to
hy, apd the house in which the treasona-
BILE declaration was made is now used as
a United States Tax Office, while he him.
self has passed awny to- an unhonored
grave, his last end embittered bv the
conscience ofunsuecessfulstr treason .les
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6.esneraI meoIelIan 70 sse.aFstary

4 hoo Stanton
70 The following letter is from the CORES
poudeuce of General Mcclellan with the
War Department, lately published
"'HEADQUARTERs AMY OF THE PoToMAC, \
iszi.- -.-,E-- SAY AGE's STATION, !
-. June %, Is62-12:2oA. N.
b. / now, know the full history of the day.
On this side of the river, the right bank,
We repulsed several strong attacks Oa
the. left bank our men did !all that men
could do, all that soldiers could accom-
plishn but they were overwhelmed by, vastly
superior numbers, even after brought
my last reserves into action. The loss on
\ both sides is terrible. l believe it will
prove to be the most desperate battle of
the war. The sad remnants of my men
behave. as men; those battallions who
fought most braVely, and suffered most,
are still. in the best order. The regulars
ware sapsEo5 and count Ie;sisss shat are
let to turn another battle in company
with their gallant comrades of the voIuu-
teers Had (20,000) twenty Thousand or
even Q0.o00) ten thousand fresh troops to
use to morrow, copld take Richmond;
but have not man in reserve, and shall
be glad to cover my retreat and save the
material and personnel of the army. If we
have lost the day, We have yet preserved
our honor, and no one need blush for the
Army of the Potomac. l have lost this
battle because my force was. too small.
81 again repeat that am not RESPONSE
BILE for this, and say it with the earnest.
ness OF a general who feels in his heart
the loss of every brave man who has been
needlessly sacrificed to day. l still hope
to retrieve our fortunes but to do this
the government must view the matter in
the same earnest light that do. You
must send me very large reinforcements,
and send them at once. -s...5I...
Il ~ shall draw back TO this side OF, the
Chtckahominy, and think can Withdraw
all our material. Please understand that
in this battle we have, lost nothing but
men, aud those the best we have ~
"ln addition to what | have already
sHid, only wish to say to the President
that think he is wrong in regarding me
as ungenerops when said that my force
was too weak-I merely intimated truth
which orday has been too plainly proven.
II, at this instant, could dispose of (IO,-
oOo) ten thousand fresh men could win
the victory Tomorrow.
a ~ know that few thousand more men
would have changed the battle from de-
feat to victory. As it is, the govern
ment must and cannot hold me responsible
for the result. ., ..ss,,.g, 40 str
II feel too earnestly to. .uight+-I have
seen tSp macy, dead aud wounded com
rades 20 feel otherwise than that the gov
ernment has not sustained the army. IfI
you do not do so now, the game is lost.
"lf / save this army now, tell you
plainly that owe no thanks to you, or to
any other person in Washington.
~ You have done your best to sacrifice
this army. q. D. MCULELLAN
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Union Meeting.In Morgan County.
Alta Union meeting held at Berkeley
Springs, Morgan county, W. ", on Thurs
day, January l4th, 1864, or motion of Juo.
Compton, Esq. Senator Bechtol was called
to the chair and George Brosiers appoint.
ed Secretary. . 7a8 p tdG 5sse ebil6 -.
On motion of Hon. Jos. s. Wheat, a
committee WAS appointed to draft suitable
resolutions, and the following were report
ed-and unanimously adopted: &gu, ..-
ReSotUed, That our thanks are Justly due
and are hereby rendered to acting Briga-
dier General Campbell Clate Colonel Of
the 54th Pa.,) for his just appreciation of
the wants of those who know what it cost
to be Union men on the south side of the
potomac, and have sacrificed their all
upon the altar ofloyalty.
fsSOtUed, That we hail with Joy the re-
turn of the 18th Virginia Regiment of 10,
fantry to this county, knowing that the
gentlemanly conduct of the officers and
nen, and their true loyalty, will tend to
survive the dropping spirits of those loyal
men in our midst who have beeu treated
like foes by pretended friends of the gov
ernment. 7,......
Resokued, That to the officers and men
Of the 1l6th Ohio regiment, stationed at
Sleepy Greek, we tender our thanks, and
trust thelr soJourn here as Union soldiers
may be ever linked with pleasing reminis.
cences. -4 ,.. .......'I,
ResOlged, That we deeply sympathise
with the relatives and friends Of those
brave sons of old Morgan, who have laid
down their lives in defence Of those below.
ed bought privileges, bequeathed to us by
our Revolutionary ,sires, for the loss they
have sustained by a demon foe, yet we re
joice to know that they died as our Revo
lutionary fathers died, aud grateful geuer
ations will ever reverence, their memories.
Resolped, That however trying the ordeaIs
We may be called to pass through, we will
ever stand firmly to our beloved coun.
try, and cling to the Constitution and the
Union, as the mariner when shipwrecke.
ont in the broad ocean, clings to the last
plank when the night aud the tempest close
around him. a.5{7i P sf
ResotVed, That the thanks of this meet.
ing are due TO our Delegate and State At
toruey, for, their patriotic: addresses at th is
meeting. tegHf - sH ''a "-
ResoEpsd, That copy of the proceedings
of this meeting be forwarded to the Daily
tIHteELigeneer for publication.
g. BRosIERs, Aaron BRcHroL,
u. Secretary. President
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:, ,,a..'... asaa@ ....;5 rfyoa do, use ~
Hoofand's German . Bit ersl
.EE.Lll.a. - - :

From u egIOrt Broto1i, D. D.; Rtfitor ofths ERcy-
- Setopedtd 9f Religious RH0tvledge. sis.f -
Although not disposed to favor or reoonnsu
Patent Medicines I'm general through distrust Of
thelE Ingredients and e1eets, Jet know Of no sum-
etent reason why man may GOT testify 70 the benht
he Believes himself to have received any simple
preparatons In the hope that ne may thus contrib
ute to the benRht of others. i'-7Tls- -, -
do this the more readily in regard to HooAand's
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. O. II. Jackson, Of
this city, because WAs pTudlced Rgafnst them for
many years, under the Impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. i am indebted TO my
friend Robert Shoemaker, ksq., for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for eheohraget
meut TO try themI whom suffering from great and
long continued debility. The ;usaof thrsa bottles
Of these Bittsrs, ct the beginning Of the present
year. was followed by evident reliet aud
to degrees Of bodily, and mental yigoT which had
not felt for six months before aud had alhbst de-
SPARED Of regulating, theT - StnF God and
PhIaAsipS juno %, 1851, ~ y = Pt'V"E' =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-23

THE recent report of a committee on
grapes to the Ohio Horticalt,iral Societv
thus sets forth the qualities Of some new
seedlings that have beer i6iddiciousIy
named It appears to the c6ifnhi ttse
that LYDIA was rather acid. tiat NISry
was pretty good With a thick skin. aud
{has Ellen I,s vas = Tather sebaSds With
Co4atAW0a tiaH9f,. - -. - -,
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tityInflands foEa gatlFpads from the month
of Sandy to . points In logan county
This would lay open Que of the richest
Geef regions on the entinent. There are
seams ofbituminous coal eleven tset thick
within thelregion 4sopgbt TO be opened
Virginia has been iulcqnseiops of these
treasures but they haYs been! regarde ed
with greedy eyes by her unscrupulous
peIgh9orsi G.y q dsyia 7s,sV .a4
i We feel bopnd to- enumerate among the
contents OF this journal great many ex-
tracts from the. papsgs of the South to
prove the necessities Of onr, people, the
depreciation of our currency and the des-
perstiou ofopr cause The, object of these
cannot be invitations Il lis urged that
the Federal Government shall perseyere In
a war which must terminate very soon
With the exhaustion of one Of the combat
ants, 1.-The same II me the paper is tilIed
With proofs that NE North is incnrring an
ieno normops deb al ID q syipg5 though in q
SINAI aiielI degrees, tom evils i't war
which her own weutdn oppression has
oecasloneda We attach NO Importance TO
the statements Of a Journal dedicated, like
tnat from which we quote, to secure a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-23

The Riehmond Enquirer ReceI1 es n
Copy OF the wheeling IntelIIgencer
--Its c Comments Thereon--Some Re-
marks about thfs Section of the
State Especially about the l. LegIsIa.
lature. y. d, hanU. ~ 81 = r.s
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w-opon for students day aud a evening. ih.

lH
eN-oPen for Students day aud evening. .s
VNHE purpose Of this institution Is to instruct
y young men (and women tool in th5 principles
which govern the correct transaction of ecuniary
in Accouutantshp and its concomItapts
BOOK-KEEPING,
stripped of its absurd verbIage and ancient, pro-
hxtty and tutricacy, and adapted to the modern
mode Of doing business, especially in the United
States is the leading subject ofattention It's AVS
which arc as exact, unBrring and free from e1 cen.
ttOD as those of nature and Comprised in very few
words, are first made familiar TO the student, who
who then conducted through eoursO of practical
bookkeeping, In numerous sets OF books in great
variety Of forms, tlhs thus acquires unaGtery of
tae "a art % which enables him 70 apply It With facility
sa A WRITING SCHOOL
is open day aud evening. ended by both Ladies'
and gentlemen, where without entering for the fnlI
eouEso, good handwriting can be obtained in .
ARITHMETIC,
and Its application 10 ali manner Of
s coUNTIEG-HoUsE CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention their primary Importance de
mands The student will be made aeu1aInteII Win
several modes Of calculation not found 10 bCoEE
tending greatly to the abbreyiRtion Of his work.
Ehere IL open to the student also q courSeOf
rH BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Economy, CLlnmsrcfal Law ant
usages, Finance, Banking and Currency; no nSIf
Of eminent Business Men In regard to the beI
methods Of conducting businea5 successfully an
avoiding ALLURE. - -
Instructions in the above subiects are int,r1ncr,
ed with maximS and incuIcaiIons tending 10 IN,
formation OF high eharAeterA ~ men and citizonh.
Hne eouIse Of instruction Is intended 70 be 3,
eomprehen5tTe and thorough As that OF any Of thl
Commercial Colleges, while the expense 10 the ktn
dent is much less. glsi -.,,i -, - ''''
IL q. begs leave 70 refer those to whom he q
unknown 70 the officers Of the bRnlB in WheeIinr
aud Bridgeport, and especially to bic Gtuaents.
TERMS. ALe.
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Progress OF Hight Ideas In Tennessee.
The battle.o of New Orleans was, celebra-
ted at Nashville, Tenn, on the 9Th, and
military Governor johnson made n speech
in which he proved htmself %souud on the
goose" He said = Us-,.,.4.,v .s-.
"An institutions must be subordinate to
the government of the Uuitsd States. Be-.
fore the rebellion we could discuss all in
stitutioasI all subjects, all measures, ex-
cept slavery, 90 that, subject no one
dared speak, orswrite, OF print, except on
the side of the slave arlstocracy. Now,
thank God, the time has come when the
press is uumuzzled-when the press can
discuss this and all other subjects. The
time has come wheu this institution is
dead-when the chains are broken and
the captive set free. CApplause.7 The
Institution is dead [appl4usel, and slaves
are not worth Quarter of a dollar a do.
zen. Laughter Being dead, let rs in
a becoming manner prepare, for tho fuue-
raj obseqnies. Now is the time to dispose
OF this great question. 1t is a great uues.
lion, and one which must be settled npon
the great principle of human freedom; not
by .ahoiitiohiaBsi the North, nor by se. 4
cessiouists in the South, but by that great
law of self-preservation which governs all
men alike. To admit that
State can be out of the Union is virtually
admitting the principle of secession. Nor
tGatnSSa ca sS Istste be put back to a'territorial
feopdit4on'S st Is contrary tosthe genius of
our government. The State cannot de-
stroy herself, nor can the United States
government destroy "a State. RI When you
destroy a State, you destroy t6e Union of
the States.4 Hold fast to your liberties
under the constithtfoh. Destroy he re-
bellion, and let slaEerYgo with it. : nd
We're it'possibieS'to destroy a stnte, /
would be.wllinga to see South Carolina
destroyed;' butIWill mot depart from my.
theory, from the TRUTH and will not have
even hers deStroyed:% The Union and the
G9pstitptiop must be preserved intact.
fhaVe' owned siaFesthat l bought with my
EoYH4 monsy-Smoney earned by myself,
quarter Of dollar at time. They were
teouhscated and sold; yet two of them ran
away, from the rebel domiuions aud came
here oime5iI hired thern-made Ibar.
gam With them for their labor44aud thus
recognized their freedom And. find they
do better than when they were slaves.
Now, II any 'ofsyOu are staves owners, I ad.
4 wise Jon to goand dolikeyise, ,whileyon have
the chance Hire your negroes 10 work for
| yOp,, and .yon, viii find they will do better
labor for you than when they were slaves.
BY this means youwill GioyoGr part in this
great transition 70 teach them self reliance.
The edict has gonei forth, and all that re-.
mains to be done is to eh9hge the relation
OF master and slave. The day is not far
tslstant when this nation will be the great
denter of civilization, of the arts and
scieuees, aud OF true religion. Time was
/ when the tide of emipPntiOn ra,, 4 .
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- % p = - z. - .
REPRESENTATIVE cBRooKs, of New
York, once aud always real know.noth.
4ing-thought he was making a ten strike
politically, when he proposed 4 to pay our
soldiers and.sailors in gold. He didn't
bring down asingle pin. Everybody sees
through the trick, and its author only. gets
laughed at for his greenpsss in supposing
that he,was doing a great thing when it
was very small and mean one "A ma.
ysl officer writes Indignantly to tho Army
and Navy Jorunal:- siqai
:.tNoEEI l take is as offe6F in the nayy Avn,
or army wishes to receive any preference
over the rest Of the people, i donos wish
to be paid many other currency. than the
the govern tnent paper, SO long as our gov
ternment is obliged to payip paper--,.reen-
baeks are as good for mems for arIE other
man. man. Much less do l ask any aid or
sympathy from any one whose GOOD will
rs IS insult to patriotic men, z If kdu win
get up counter memoriaI, I and Others
viii sign 1t. Put the ball in motion. . 4
q y %.
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FG2nHt
Hosts Of ignorant Qpacks and unscrupulous adVen-
turers; have opened upon suffering humanity the
Hood. gates of in the shape poor whisky
vileiy Compounded with iIjuFitus drugs and chris.
tened T0nieS, StOuachics and 'Bittefs. T-s
Beware of the iunumeiable' array of Alcoholic
preparations In pethOric bottles, and high. beIed
Kegs, under t0ppsliation of bitters, which,
instead OF curing, only RggrAyate disease and leave
the disappointed sufferer In despair.
.aHooRLANp's GERMAN BIrTERs
Are not new aud unified article, bur haTd stood
the test Of fifteen ysaTs triAby the American pub.
cs and their reputation and sale NOT rSRlled by
any similar preparation. ,stlt4 ,fs ir SO,
The prOprietprs have Thousands Of Letters from
the most eminent olergymen, Lawyers, Physicians,
and OitzenS, testiying, oitheir personal knoWl-
edge, to the bsnGcfaI eects and medical virtues Of
these BItters .H- 81 >TH1' 90 Siss9-t'
DO You WANT soMEgRING TO STRENGTHEN
55 YOUi
DO, YOU, U,WANTA A GOOD APPBTITEi
DO YOU; U;WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR eoNsTITU-
/ .ltS gtAONE lrF1 ti..si .s.lt #I.E - y 'tI
DO YoU;WANT TO FREL WRDLl z,a1s s.isa
DO You WANBTo GET RID OF NERYoUsGEssl
DO YOU WANT ENERGYl fFs .4..Atl
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELT adSae
DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS FBHL-
ING -
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For the fulIco6rse above Indicated the tuition
tso Y $50, payable entering. FOR the requisite
blank books $. Time unlimited; 70 remain or re-
tITu At pleasure. The course e uSuaIJy
in from two % three monthA -. lau7
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p. Letter from the RsTN E.GnDs, st. olAirsvills.
GrSTLENES:-YOu were kind enough on a former
occasion to send me half dozen bottles of PlautA-
tion Bitters for - 90. Ny wife having derived 30
much benefit from the use of tneie BIttera desire
her to continue them, and you win please send us
six bottles more for the money enclosed, sil
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POWDBR. 4taa- bld
0U 50 SEesS = RiIsl RNiiIslHG'H ztss fil1 1850
r., Cases g In h. cans, lust rs.eivsJ, bv
GOS11 List, MORRISON A 20