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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-28
Latest Dispatches!
IL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY SS,
DATES TO YESTERDAY

Georgia Coming back TO the Union
New YORK, September 27.-The Com
merciars special dispatch says: ." Several
prominent Georgia refugees now here,
are confident that some kind of an ar
rangement will soon be effected between
Gov. Brown and Gen. Sherman through
which Georgia will secede from the Con-
federacy.
Gov. Dcnnisou appointed Postmaster
General.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 27.-!The Gazette
says, Gov. Dennison has decided to ac-
cept the position of Postmaster General.
Rebels ut Pilot Knob, Mo.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. IA slight demon
stration was made by the rebels on Pilot
Knob this morning, they threw few
shells into the place but made no regular
attack. The post is defended with earth
works mounting heavy guns, and can re-
sist any ordinary assault. Gen. Ewing
commands there.
Athens. Georgin, Captured and de-
stroyed.
CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 27.-Gen. For
rest captured Athens, Georgia, and de-
stroyed Elk river bridge, and Sulphur
Spring trestle work is reported burned.
The colored garrison of the stockade was
captured. Ample measures have been
taken to keep up communication between
NASHVILLE and Atlanta.
Late from Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 27.-Gen. Rosseau
reached Pulaski. Tenn, yesterday, at 8 P.
NJ. Forests force was within seven miles
of Pulaski, and advancing. Heavy Skin
mishing was continued till after dark BY
the advance of both forces. A telegram
received here this morning reports the en-
envy still near Pulaski in force, and that
cavalry fighting has been going on all the
morning. Reinforcements of infantry
having arrived, it is probable that gen.
eral engagement will take place to-day.
Dispatches from the telegraph operator
at Pulaski say that Rosseau is heavily
pressed by Forrest and is slowly falling
back. An attempt is reported as being
made by the enemy with 5000 men and
six pieces of artillery, to flank Rosseau.
There has been heavy skirmishing all day,
the enemy advancing. Our infantry and
cavalry were reported in line of battle,
ready to attack the rebels.
A dispatch from Columbia, Tenn, says
that on the 26th, Biffles was at Lawrence
burg, with seven hundred men and two
pieces of artillery.
The report that Huntsville, Ala, was
captured, is unfounded. Ample prepara-
tons have been made for its defense.
Destructive Fire at BoonsviIIe, Mo.
ST. LOUIS, September 27.-Half block
Of business houses were burned at Boons-
vile, Missouri, on Sunday the 25th. Loss
$4,000.
Lnte Foreign News.
SANDYHooK, September 27.-The City
of Baltimore brings Liverpool dates to the
18th inst. The Spanish ministry has re-
signed. The London Times argues that
the Chicago Convention will lead to peace.
The statement that Semmes was to have a
new vessel is contradicted. The London
Daily Ne,cs says the Federal successes re-
duce the proceedings Of the Chicago Con-
vention to comparative insignifcance.
The rebel loan has declined three per cent
The resignation of the Spanish ministry
hos baa,, ocnapted
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A GRAND BALL is to come off next Friday
evening at Fort Churchill. We understand
that quite a number of persons from Vir-
giuia city, Gold Hill, Silver city, Dayton and
Carson will attend.
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LnIe Foreign News.
SAN FRANCISCO DIsPATCH..
A Benevolent MeetinR-The Union
Party-Discovery of Geld Quartz.

Party-Discovery of Gold Quartz.
SAN Francisco, Sept. rs, 3 P. MA
meeting for the relief of the starving citi-
zens of Santa Barbara county, is being
held in the Mechanics Fair building.
The Union Party have engaged the Fair
pavilion, for the purpose of holding mass
meetings in during October.
The Fair will remain open next week
for the benefit of the Santa Barbara suf-
ferers.
Gold quartz leads have been discover
ed on Angel Island.
Thomas McIrney or McKearny and
Fergus Fourd were sent to the Insane
Asylum this morning.
Stock Market.
Ophir, $3.50; Savage, 1880: Burning
Moscow, S6O@59; Trinidad, so cents |;
Gould and Curry, Sl,16O@l,l7O; Golden
Age and Empire $l2@l24; Nevada, $40;
Wide West, $2S; Sheba, $75; Green
backs. 81; Uncle Sam, $l75; Daney,
S2l.
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r,ou,i,ined Ennrt nIininr Cnmnnnx.-N1

tIce IL hereby given that In accordance with the
Laws of Nevada Territory and the bylaws OF the
Company, there will be sold at public auction, In
front Of the COmpany's office, on FRIDAY, October
the 18Th lSfi, at O'Clock r. NJ, many shares OF
the capital stock Of the Company standing In the
names OF the following persons, rs Will pay the
amount due for assessments, together with cost OF
sae and advertising.
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GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
Brick Store, opposite Frankenhelmer's.
GOLD HILL. ..

!. NJ u y t o
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
w people OF Gold Hill and vicinity. that he has
for sale large and fresh stock Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Which he offers FOR CASH as cheap as can be
bought in the Territory trial OF which will satisfy
any one of that fact His stock consists in part OF
Cofees Sugars, Teas, Spices Of all kinds, Pickles.
Flour, Hams, Bacon, Mackerel, Potatoes Cheese,
Corn Meal Rice, Eggs and everything usually found
In q irst-elasS Grocery Store. Also, large and
splendid assortment of CK0CkERH WARE, OF the
heaviest make and most fashionable styles. Also. q
large assortment of HANGING LAMPS. and lArge
stock of Tnware. All Of which, with large quanii-
ties of the same kind received weekly, he offers 10
the pnblIc' j. MUSTU'S,
whit Brick Store Gold Hill.
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sesSment Nutce.-NOtiCe Is hereby given, that an
assessment (No. 81 Of two dollars and ity cents per
share on all the capital stock Of the Central Hawk
eve Mining Company, was this day levied by the
Board Of Trustees payable In U. S. god coin, mne-
ilntely to the Secretary Of the company. By order
of the Board OF Trustees. -
alaN.1 Co. u.aDgN
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RAREX'S
LINN Mt.

THIS PREPARATION, ACCORDING To The
J. original recipe OF the w0rllTenowned llorSe-
Tanner and Farrler, Prof. RAhEi, stands nor onl5
unsurpassed, but unequalled by any compound here
toore used, an eiCaciOus and specific reney ioF
all accidents and radical cure for all ailments to
which the horse Is liable, and which admit 81 sue
cesSful treatment b. external applications, AnionS
which may be mentioned Flesh Wounds, Gals Of
all kinds Sprans. Bru SIS. Cracked Heels, RIngbonr,
Poe-EvIl, WIdgals, Ia. Gus, Grease Or Scratches,
Springhalt. Sandcracks, Sweeny, fistusa. Sttfast,
Lameness, Strains. fouldered Feet. etc.
This preparation Is used TO inc entire exclusion Q,
Ir a lavorite remedy with turfmen generally. u has
superseded all other external applications In the T.
s. Cavalry service, an ample held for the test Ana
vaunted Lnmenfs with which the country IS Hood.
ed and of which the horse, that most faithful friend
Of man, is the suffering VICTIM 1t may be safely and
unheSltati1gly regarded an o remedy. possessing In
the highest degree the virtues which its dlslln-
fOrit Nor is its wonderfully curative powers such
TO render 1t exclusively and solely applicable 70
the horse and other domestic quadrupefls. From
actual experience, as thousands Gao testify. II u
found to be eminently beneficial In all complaints OF
the human body, wherein the necessity Of Lini.
The great objection to all other LintnIents, which
renders them almost useless, Is the Tart that they
serve only to besmear the outer surface, -t give no
internal benefit, owing TO their non-absvrption by
the cutiCle This preparation, on the contrary, By
ifs modifying action upon the skin and It's peculiarly
ncous pores, thus producing an anodync soothing
ami curative effect internally In the muscles and
joints beneath the surface. 1t is an invaluable and
Plumbago, Stiffness OF the Joints Qunsy, Lnmeness.
Sore Throat, Toothacle, Neuralgia Pains, etc. In
becn attained one Of lie great icsderata Of The sce
viz: medicament which, being directly applied 70
the immediate seat Of disorder, enables rs to sue
internal remedies, which give local relief only at the
expense OF general constitutional disturbance.
En- PrIce--Fifty Cents per Bottle. ga
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To the Public,

10 the IuDl1C.
rJNuE POTOSl MINING COMPANY HAVING
i thought proper to commence suit, alleging
fraud in the matter Of disputed account, beg my
friends TO suspend their opinion until the result oi
suit am about to Institute against them Is known,
CHARLES CZNAY.
Gold I'LL SaSt p 1864 sr2S lis
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nS o'u'' VI '"' G. KBIFFER, Secretary;
Gold Hill. August IS, 1864. auE' VI
The above sale Is postponed until IN II SinS
order Of the Trustees. " AA ~ z
Gold HUI, Sept. %, 1884. ..---.-r ...-'. -'A' ~
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Particulars of the Battle at Fishers
Hill.

New YORK, Sept. N.-The HeradS spe-
cial at Sheridan's headquarters, writing on
the oath, says: Early, after his defeat at
Winchester, withdrew his forces to Fishers
Hill, leaving the most Of his wounded Of the
battle of the 10Th, and those which had sccu-
INFLATED from various captures from Crooks
and Ayerill, in our hands. At Fishers Hill
he rested bis right upon Massanton and his
left upon North Mountain, having front
aboutthree miles in length, covered BY strong
natural and artificial defenses. His right,
which was about one mile in advance Of his
left, was considered almost impregnable.
On the Dist most important position on the
front of the enemy's centre was gained by
Wripht's corps. On the 22d the main attack
was begun by a strong demonstration by En-
ery's troops on the enemy's right. About
noon, or a little later, Ricketts, division Of
the Sixth Corps advanced and secured some
important nights in front Of our centre, while
Averill's division of cavalry attacked and
drove the enemy at gallop from. an ad-
vanced position on his left, one mile back,
into his main works, and held him there
while Crooks corps, which had been con-
cealed during the day, was transferred from
the rear Of Averill's division to the enemy's
extreme left. At p. N. Crooks and Averill
ssormed and carried the works of the enemy,
our cavalry leaping barriers erected BY the
enemy, and capturing two battle flags, four
guns and 100 prisoners. While Crooks swept
towards the enemy's center, the Sixth Corps
attacked, followed by the Nineteenth, and
Ayerlll swept along the base of North Noun
tam. Outward. seven miles, he captured IT'S
cavalry horses, four caissons, fourteen wag-
ons and eight ambulances, and number Of
'i,ugiIlvss. The enemy having probably
earned OF the movements upon his right,
mad commenced leaving this position some
TWO hours before our attack. His departure
was SO nasty that he was compelled to leave
sixteen guns and over 1000 prisoners in our
Yesterday morning pursuit Of the .n.nv
was promptly continued by our cavalry. and
ne was found in position at Mount jackson.
% miles south of Fishers Hill, where he
seems to be disposed to offer a stubborn re-
sistance. Yesterday morning Eariy's rear
was oVertaken near Hampton bridge, by
Avsrill, with Jackson, Where his entire iorcs
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Gold Hill
MCCLELLAN DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

TIME REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING OF this
i Club will take place THIS EVENING, at Turn
VereIn Hall, Gold HILL MeSsrs TlLFORp, BRAD
FORD and other eminent speakers have kindly ac-
cepeII an Invitation to address the Club. All Dem-
ocrats, ali Unconditional Union Men, and all anti
Fanatics are cordially invited to attend kally sons
of Liberty and Defenders Of the Constitution! Our
motto is
"Be inst, be Wise, and Fear Mott"
D. j. OULLAHAN, President.
7 II,rpx Secretary SET 1t
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Assessment Sale-Notce is hereby given that in ac-
cordance with an order Of the Trustees, and the by
laws Of the Central IIawkeye Mining Company and
the highest bidder, on SATURDAY the 2gth day OF
October. lSG4, between the hours OF one Q) and
three 90 O'Clock 7. NJ, IN front Of the Company's
office in Gold Hill, n. T., 50 many shares Of the
capital stock of the Company standing In the names
Of the following persons will pay the amount due
the expenses OF sale transfer and advertising:
Names. Certs. Shares. Asst. Amt.
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Eorrest's Recommendations Butcher
ing of Prisoners.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-Forrest, with his
whole force, has advanced upon and de-
ssroyed Sulphur Springs trestle works, yes
terday, Col. Pace, commanding Elk River
Bridge, evacuated that post at daylight. For
rest took possession this morning. His
force is estimated at 900 strong, with three
batteries. In the fight at Athens, 500 men
Of the Fifth and Eighth Cavalry were captur-
ed by Forrest. He is represented to have
butchered all the negroes captured who wore
Federal uniforms.
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NEW TO-DAY.
L E T II r r 8

Remaining Unclaimed I'm the Post Once
Mt Gold Hill, n. T., on the 2SIh day
ofScptember, A. ID. 1864.
To obtain any OF these letters. the applicant must
call for Advertised Letters and give date of LAST.
If not called for within One Month they Will be
unu.A - L., nnn I-.tt
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J. BARNERT e. CO..

Call the attention of their friends and the public In
| general to the
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From YicksburR.

VIcKsBuRe, Sept. 2l.-Gen. Dana has
commenced active operations in this district.
a large cavalry force left last night, under
Col. Osborn, which will be followed BY ano-
Their heavy force Of cavalry. The result Of
the expedition will be probably known in
about ten days.
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A New Perfume for the Handkerchief
Phalon,s "NiGht Blooming Cerens,"
PbnIon,s "Night Blooming Cereus,"
PhalOn's "NiEht blooming CereHsI"
PhaIon's "Night blooming CereuS,"
Phalon's might Blooming Cereus,"
PhaIon's "Sight Blooming CereuS,"
PhaIon's "NIEht Incoming Cereua,"
A most Exquisite, Delicate and Fra grant
Perfume, distilled fronnthe Rare and Beau.
tifnI Flower from which IL takes It's name.
Manufactured only by PHALOS & SON.
BEWARE OF CoCNTERFEITS!
ASK FOR PHAI4ON'S-TAKESO
Sold at wholesale by H0STETTER, SMITH
DEAN, and by druggists generally. ly3 I'm Up
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Lumber Yard. Planning Mill,
Sash, Door and Blind Factory.

XTTE have moved our Lumber Yard to Planning
w Mill, the Illinois River Bridge, and pre-
pared to furnish former customers and all others
with all kinds of Lumber, Lath, and Shingles. Also,
constantly hand a eooa assortment of DRY SEA-
SONED FINISHING LUMBER.
Having in connection with oar Lumber a Sash Door,
and Blind Factory, and a Glass, Nail, Paint, and Oil
Dep enabled to furnish each ane every article
that Builders may want saving the trouble of 60
ing to number of places to make out your bill
We also invite attention to SHINGLE MILL,
which is ready for operation, and can furnish
Sawed Shingles by wholesale or retail.
Our terms cash, and sell as low the lowest.
Please call md exami1e for yourselves.
Office Ii Sale at; opposite Van Doren Osborn .
Store. fd-c 22i STRAWN Il POWELL.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
1862 LUMBER. 862-
Lumber.

gJ9HE subscribers, having purchased the stock Of
4 lumber and leased the yard formerly occupied by
John HOssaek, on MAIN STREET, now prepared to
furnish all kinds of lumber, laths shingles, SASH
doors, &c Also good assortment OF Saginaw boards
and dry hing lumber, constantly on hand. The
public and builders particularly requested to
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
J. IL. ". CALKINS.
Ottawa Nav 1862 rjo.tf
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DIR. GEO. G.. LEWIS.
DIR a y ID Il r. L.

% he Faculty. Nedicine er hn'is-F Formerly cE.'-
.-a. CH,>foftie Hospitni~ of PT's-Snrgron -n"'or ~
n/Il. Eis,ern aynv IN th- CrnleG-Hed6G 0r Honor
crX Y. the Emperor tfths French, rorsae thoter"
-Fpio nm ie Of 1854, etc. ETC.
All these docuu .rts, and many ehe o. ta- !ishes'
s.,ue ia exhibition u the ottIIe-
recruitment consultation medicine and surgery
All kinds af operations shilfuily performed.
ON e in Russ-Ii's Block, La Sale street
or, cr Hsrgs-FroEs 10 4. IS : = N iroV.'-i9
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3. -. OLNsTElD
Produce and Commission Merchant.

The market price paid for all kinds of Grain-Wheat
ard Corn stored and shipped parties may desire.
Liberal advances n'aie on Grain in store at my
War, house on the corner OF Ii, sale aud Hy
arauic Basin, Ottawa. Illinois
y. B-Earmers save time by un n'oaiIng with N r,
as have the first Warehouse as they approach the
city and Steam Elevator and all other conven en-
res unload with dispatch; and they alwavs
rely getting the market price
Ottawa, Dec. 25. 'Gi. J. d. CLhSIEAD.
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Fall Campaign

THSHE SuUScrih-r would respectfully
r. ~, i inform hi. customers and the
g<'l>y-F--. public generally, tisst he has 4 very
RI e. ., large a<sortfnen; of SADDl.ET AND
Z : - HARNESS WORK Of Ertrd QuIiup,
r.ady tOr the SPRING TRADE which
he can sell at OLD PRICES. No bresk-iug buckles
used but every sett OF harness la. the IMPROVED
POST PATENT TRl ACE BUCKLES on, which no one
should fail to secure They avoid the breaking OF ira
ces so common with the old buckles, and murh
more concenjeHt in shifting tie traces. Tie PATENT
uUCFLES cost the others, and will
% Jey cent of the repairing usually done harness
lie none but TeRH> >Aitihid c"k 1dnned Leather
and with inward. OF twenty years experience in the
bushes. hopes rive entire satisfaction to all who
favor him with their custom.
Repaiying Carriage Trimming and Trunk Making
attended usual.
Brick Shop. old stand Cor. Main and Columbus SITS
Jan. 3iSt. lS63-24tf. J. g. STONE.
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Dr. II. ZENDEsS.
Homeopathic Psysicidn-0 0tta'ra, Hlti''''
ege his service. the friends OF the uoiif -
= steru in Ottawa in all branches OF his Pfo'sss'
,rt ulsl attention given to the treatment 81 "0ne
. d Children -.-,-
} ,.~ in Freen,as's block La Sal, =--"7 1coto-l
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OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY ID 1864

to be simply q concentration of force
around the capital and an advance against
the army of the Confederat before Rloh-
mond ~*e 6 a2-'.71 FlasE1so -
CONDITION OF THE ARMY IL AUGUST 1861. '1
Gen. Mcclellan found the army at
Washington thus constituted :.u8asl.s sa
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Ayg.E>, HOmGopatnIst.

u wing pI actiscd medicine for eighteen years siA
III have been exclusively devoted 10 hoinuN pa'iy'
a. eH.r. his services to the friends OF the III
ct, in all the branches OF his pre- fession farNcH
o, attention given the treatment o. "'"le- @.''
hi:dr.n ~ OFF, est u CaeeEers ''IFe,aF
slss-s with Dr.. Levi
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j. r. MARINER.

Ottaud. IA1neis.
PARTICULAR attention paid to Cleaning Filling
and Preserving the natural teeth Artificial teeth
in all the vsr,ons STYLES the and
re.Led give entire satisfaction ChnrOiorm admin
i.u:ed the extraction OF teeth oacs on Madison
ctr, st Woods Block, directly over D. NJ Halb-rts
SO NV
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Total. .ool,Vo
With this force, acting under the control
of policy strictly protective of private
property and nerciful to private soldiers
taken in arms, Cen. Mcclellan was of the
opinion that the organized strength Of
the rebellion might be overwhelmed, and
the populations of the South compelled to
recognize the tutility and folly of persist
ing in an attempt to resist a government
which designed simply to hola them to
their constitutional obligations, and to
respect its own constitutional limitations
while performing its constitutional::dutis
At tho time when these suggestions
were submitted to the President the all
absorbing thought Of the government was
the safety of Washington. No plans fer
general operations were considered, and
It was believed BY the majority Of those
whose counssls svayed the administration
that tn policy Of the government ought
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II. ENEUSSL,
-..,s Drug5i.tnnd 4 pothecG,g, Not" d. oe""s.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL)
!. or,.r Of Drugs Chemicals French Cognias Bran
-. s. aug2s
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WIN nine imperfect thrid.batteries ofthirty
This force was scattered through the
snvirons OF the city with no general or
ganization, and with no regard to purposes
Of instruction or defence The city was
defended by a few Insignificant earth.
works, and there was nothing to prevent
its being shelled from heights within easy
range which could be occupied by hostile
column almost without resistance. The
morale OF the army MAS. miserable, and de-.
sertions were the general order Of the
day"
ORGANIZATION OF THE ARMY.
Steps were at once taken to restore
order in the city Of Washington. Camps
ct instruction were located and filled with
the new levies; isrtifications were pushed
forward under systematic plan
BY the 10Th Of October the number of
troop. in and about Washington was a.
follows:
Present for duty. .l33, POI
SICK ---........ 929O
In conhnsnent..... ] l56
otal liZOt,
Making, with absent troops. S404
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associated themselves ether er the Practee
. fth.ir ro-.son, respectfully teidef 'heiF 9'i
,.s iti,ens Of Ottawa and vicinity -,
" B. All persons indebted 10 either o. ths uhuel ~
. x-ed are requested to call inniea"'e'' AH' o." 49,
,ue.
n1c. over HalSer,'s Shoe Store, La Sails 81
C.HARD. ". D,
;,x Il n HcARTHCE, u. D.
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a,.,RY ". GODFREY, I.D..

sntidss of EoydI College Of S,.rGsoas. 1'di''t".'
,,ayn. had charge Of : Hospital in Europe Tor seFe-
rel years and practice Of ten years III iiii'o,, is
confident OF giving satisfaction to those VINO '
~is his Professional advice vi
CEc. forth side Of tho Court House Square he.i
dsa e On superior -, east OF National HOUSE o