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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-10
MASONIC NOTICE

MASONIC NOTICE.
THE STATED MEETINGS OF SILL 4
L yer Star Lodge u d. Of F. and A.~A~
Nasons, Gold Hill, are held on SATUR. A@
DAYS OF, or next preceding, the FULLY w
moon in each month. Called meetings, every
Saturday evening. at 81 o'clock Brethren In
good standing are invited TO attend
By order of W. ".
ta22 # s. ETTLISGER Sec'y
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EOTICE.-GOld Hill Tunucling Gold and
Silver Mining Company. Location. Gold Hill Min
ing District, Storey County. Nevada Territory.-No-
tice is hereby given 10 the shareholders, that the
stock Of said company is now ready, and will be is
sued against delivery Of the certificates Of the former
(Nevala. Incorporation) company. And that all as
sessnents are hereafter payable at the office OF the
Secretary 2iu Montgomery street, San francisco, or
TO Mr.. +. Chappcllet, Superintendent, Gold Hin,
Nevada Territory. by order of the Board Of Trls-
tees. mayhem X. WEGENER, Sscy.
CAUTION.-The public are hereby cnu-
toned to purchase notiate for any OF the fol-
lowing Certificates Of Stock In the Lee Gold and Sill
yer Mining Company as the same were sold AT pub
lie auction on SATURDAY, May It'll. 1854, in front
of the companys Office, Gold Hill and will not be
Names Certificate. Sks sold
George Gorden -....-......---------.I,S
J SGarnett-
GEO. ". TURNKEY, Sec'y.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
A AY o f F I O E
& -oF-
H n A r r Is,
Alta. B, PAUL & CO.'S BANKING HOUSE
Gold Hill N. t.

THE undersigned, established as Assayer eight
L years in California, and for two years in Ne
vada Territory, is now at Gold Hill, where he
will attend to any business entrusted to him
promptnesB and dispatch.
Gold, Silver and Ores Of every
description Assayed,
and returns of Bullion made within six hours In
Bars or Coin, at the option of deposltors.
h. 20
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Gold Hnl. NAV 9. 1861 maylO

CAUTI0N.-The public arc hereby eau
toned not TO purchase or negotiate for any OF the
following Certificates Of Stock in the Kentucky Gold
and Silver Mining Company as the same has been
sold at public auction on MONDAY, May 9th, lS6+,
in front of the company's office, Gold Hill, and will
not be transferred on the books OF the company:
Names Cert fcdte. Shs Shs sold
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SOTICE.-GoId Hill TunucIing Gold

The above meeting Is hereby postponed until FRI
DAY, MAY 10th, at SAME hour and place. BY order
Of Boar. GEO. G. BURNETT, Scc'y.
Coli ilIl Nav TO- 1861 maylO til
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Wisconsin Consolidated Mining Company
The first annual meeting of the above company will
be he'll al their oflcc on TUESDAY, May 10TH 1851,
at I'm. By order of Board.
GEO. G. BURNETT, Secy.
Gold Hill, April 81. 1901. apr2S I'd
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The mall steamship Champion, Captain JONES' viii leave
this port to-day for Aspinwali.
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close at half past ten O'Clock this morning.
The NEW YoHK Naturalization for the Pacinc-wIll be
ready at balf.past nine O'Clock this morning. and
will contain: Full and reliable accounts Of the Move
ments Of the Army under Lieutenant General Grant TO-
wards Richmond, VA, with details from own Cor
respondents Of the Battles fought, the Victories gained
and OF his present position within sight Of the Rebel
Capital Illustrated with excellent Map OF the Scene OF
Operations; The latest News from General Buffers d.
vision the south side Of Richmond Full accounts Of
the brilliant Movements Of General shermsns Army In
Georgia with the latest dispatches from bis headluarers
within fifteen miles OF Atlanta The latest News from the
Union Army IN different parts Of the country Late and
important intelligence from the Rebel States The latest
News from Europe ana reports Of all important events
q the past ton days
pgle copies. W VrAppers ready ov malIpg Oh oAots.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE s. 1864.

sons abroad, who chizens OF the United States,
adopted
An amendment OF Mr. foILAnER to exempt saving,
banks, watch receive money alone deposit to oan
THESE deposits and Tor oth purposes, WAS discussed
at some length and post Doned.
BALTIMORE gegHTioH
Mr LANE rep OF Kansas wished thlt the sense OF the
senate might be t'ken on atourning Ter from Saturday
uu meuneEday FOR the purpose Of allow ing tue Senators
10 attend the Baltimore Convention.
several SENATOR'S Pshaw -
Mr. WILSON, trepl OF Mass hoped the Senate world pay
no attention to the baltimore Convention.
Inc senate at half past four O'clock took recess uclil
EVENING SESSION.
PROFESSORS POINT
The bill in relation TO the professors Of tho West Point
Academy was called up by Mr. Harris and was passed.
II simply relieves them from liability 10 military orders
THANKS OF CONGRESS LIEUTENANT COLONEL pAuKy
The Joint resolution rendering the thanks OF Congress TO
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Bailey acting engineer OF the
Nineteenth army corps, called up by Mr. DooLIrrrE
and after the adoption Of amendment offered by MIR
Grimes, striking out the clause authorizing gold medal
TO be struck, the Joint resolution was adopted
JUDICIAL MATTERS.
Mr. TRuMBULL, (rep Of ILL., introduced q bill 10 relation
10 the pay aud emouments OF attorneys and clerks
the Supreme Court OF the District Of Columbia which
referred.
The bill authorizing the Secretary OF tho Treasury to
spulate for the release from attachment other process
OF property claimed by the United States passed.
THE INTERNAL REvENUK BILL
The consideration of the Internal Revenue bill was re-
sumed
Mr. SUMNER, (rep.) Of Mass, moved to decrease tho
tax gross amount OF auction sales from one quarter to
one.tenth OF one per cent.
IL rejected.
The reading the bin as In Committee OF the Whole
was then completed. and at quarter past niue O'Clock
t0e Senate adjourned.
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IHIIaANkLFEDA, JuHv TOUT
A Are occurred at Eve O'Clock this morning, damaging
the buildings the North Delaware avenues Nos III to
1885, occupied by Felix Trainer, iron dealer loss 81 500;
Samuel Meakngs, tobacco manufacturer, loss s25 900;
". Hcngs Co., commission merchants, loss 81 900; B.
Love, commission merchant J. II. Danfn, produce
broker II. II. English, grocer; A. F. outerbridge, ship
ring merchant; VIM. Widely produce dealer; J. K.
schel Co, nsh Dealers loss 81 1000; Alex Heron, Jr y
Co. shipping merchants Most or the loss occasioned
by water and large quantity Of articles stolen by
men In the dress of Hrcmeu the preteSt that the
copperheads. There little insurance
the property.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Best and Cheapest Newspaper in
the Country.

The Best and Cheapest Newspaper I'm
the Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD, for the present week. ready to
morrow Saturday morning, will contain
Full details, from Our Special Correspondents OF the
Advance OF the Army Of the Potomac Richmond, nc.
compancd with Map Of the Great Battle Field of the
Rebellion Particulars Of the Operations OF General sher
in Georgia. Interesting News from New Orleans and
the Southwest An account Of the Explosion OF four Tor
pedoes Nowbern, n. c. killing forty New York
soldiers Proceedings Of the Cleveland Mass Convention;
The latest News from Europe Poetry excellent Story
Interesting Literary Artistic and Scientific Information
theatrical and Musical Review Sporting and Agrcultu
raj News Facetln valuable reports OF the Money Com
mercial Dry Goods, Cattle and Horse Markets. and &C
counts Of all Important Events OF the week.
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mach
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REBEL ACCOUNTS FROM GEORGIA.
The Contest ut New Hope-Reported Re-
pulse of, Our Troops-Our Loss Said 10
Be Between Five and Seven Thou
sand-Generals Howard and King
Won n ed. &c.
From the Richmond Enquirer, May SOL

WOunhG0,
From the Richmond Enquirer, May 30.1
Nrw HoIE, via MARIETTA. Ca, May %, 1864.
General Cleburne's division engaged the Fourth army
corps under Howard, about one O'Clock this morning,
enemy with loss OF between Ave and seven thousand
We captured between one hundred and fifty and two
hundred prisoners exclusive OF wounded. and immense
quantities Of arms and General Ceburne
says the enemy's dead piled thicker than he
before. Between six hundred and one Thousand
dead left close to his front Their line OF breast
works In front OF Loring's command was abandoned
Our oss is probably FIVE hundred. Skirmishing is still
going on against the enemys left. which Is gradually
giving way.
Yesterday when enemy attempted 10 turn flank
We had deences except few boughs and stones has
lilly collected by the cavalry which held the position as
skrmishers before the brigade up. The engage
mont Immediately became furious, and ragged with
baed violence until eight r. NJ The enemy's lines
advanced within Ave PAGES OF ours several times, and
at all points repulsed Having no support the bril-
gade allowed to hazard tho position by charge
until noon, when Wathams brigade arrived and took
position Immediately their The charge was then
sounded and the brigade swept through the woods retak
Ing lines Of battle without firing gum and captur
ing manv prisoners.
Bertham's regiment Of Gowans brigade, detached
at half past five and sent to the right OF Granber
rvs, which being outnanked It arrived in time,
aud checked and drove the enemy Berthams loss was
tw enty eight killed and one hundred and sixty wounded
nberry's thirty elk killed, hundred and twenty
five wounded. Ave missing.
Tho enemy left two hundred and eighty eight dead
the field and large number wounded These dead were
all killed Bertham's Arkansas regiment, which was
separated from Granberrys line by interval OF one
hundred PAGES. The loss In Granberrys Immediate front
less than three hundred killed thousand two
hundred wounded and many captured
Prisoners report Major General Howard aud Brigadier
General King wounded
The diminishing continued until nightfal, the enemy
constantly shifting their positions from the centre to the
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And to pass In the reign Of Abraham whose
Lincoln In the eighty and sixth Of the Inde
pendence OF the States OF America that mighty rebellion
And Abraham said unto Simon from the Keystone State
"Be thou my armor bearer"
And simon did as he commanded, and marshaed i'm.
from the kepnsbec from across the great river s
spp and from beyond the Rocky Mountains from every
state called he some and being OF The kind whose hair
"Those who have against towards and when
they behold banners they will surely rum; but they
And came 10 pass these shty armies went forth
10 hRht on the plains OF ManassAs
hip and thigh much that they hurried brilliantly
back TO lean Abraham bosom
Aud mAny we're slain. but more we're wounisa. -
Then there commoton throughout the land ana
Alb ham called aloud the wise men ana men o skI
to save he ses and % d one ppspe cgnnng in
medicine but OF exceeding modesty;
Aud when Abraham aud tho people oehsd The .onder,%
children must suffer- thy drink 70 drink. and
Wa gve bsm drank and said there was nothing like H.
not even in county that was bitter 10 the lips
bnt good stomach; and because there were buer
times IN ash,ng re ns,.s ., ,ns @ W
And the wonderful work which II has psrforme u VII.
Bsssd this DAY IN svery town parish village and hamlet
war creates accidents where climate or exposure des
troys strength and appetite. ...,..
Ana sas .Let be proclaimed ibroushou. the length
tops that al who suffer from fever dyspepsia wessness
loss Of appetite headache and mental despopdene
tone 70 the sonash bancy the mind, OF which
b people am living example" .x,-,.-.
in Inc great civ Of New YORK; and many
him were healed and went on their wv relo'esas
Address 60 smokers.-Poliak q Sons.
Mesrshaum Manufacturers removed from Bpooms street
N Fourth street. Whoo<ee AZ retail
Pipes 70 order and repaired
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GRANT AND VICTORY.
A Nations Gratitude to Grant.

MASS AssEMBLAGE
OF loyal citizes without distinction OF party at Union
square, on Saturday June q, at six O'Clock p. N.
All citizens who desire ~ maintain the Union cause TO
support the national government to stimulate recruiting
for the Union armies, and also to render grateful no
Acknowledgements for services on many battle field for
glorious victories achieved and for protection given
uA1'' TEUTESATr C GENERAL LII o. s. GRANT
invited to give the benefit Of their and In
Many distinguished speakers Will take part in the pro-
ccedugs whose names wll be published hereafter.
Fireworks VII be displayed during the evening and
expected that many private residences public build.
| ings the square will be illuminated. Should the
weather prove nclement the meeting will be held on
| Monday, or the next fair day thereafter.
FOR TIE COMMITTEE oy AReANcssENrs
CHARLES P. DAILY. JAMES 7. BRADY,
r r. Mog,U , K ;, d LATHRoP.
N. I. BRENNAN. WM X. STRONG,
RENJ Trs MANIERRE, y WI sElIcs S,Sbv
HENRY T. CLARKE, JOHN II. WHITE.
SMITH ELY, Jr.. CHARLES G. CORNELL,
WE'D. W. CLARK. EDWARD p. CoWIES
NATHANIEL. JARVIS, Jr., Secretary.
For What Reason Is PhaIon's Night
1 81 1sf Gf s sf .; ;asI % EHA
Murray, Eddy q oo.-covinyton, KY.
K.srucKr EIraA CLASS s,9-Juns 2 1851
Is, Is, "a. AZ, 90, IL, SO, IS. 23 So, 80, "a, 80.
Ksxruoxr CLASS so-Iane O. 1854
IS. 50, 80, "a, 81, 2, 20, IS, l, 81, II, 60.
z. Z. simmons 81 Co.-Covfng.on, Ky.
sHsLnr. EIsRA cLAs, 2es-Jane Z, 1884
g. 43. 3d. So. 50, 30, Il, 10, u, ., 10, 7, rs.
CLASS 2ji-June ?, 1854
"a, 7, sc, 81, 70, IS, g. |, 81, So, 80, So.
France. Ellis 4 Co.-Manager..
LtBRARY. EXTRA CLASS l07-June q 1914
II, 50, A. 50, 80, 45, 81, Ia. 1s, 81, "a, &c, al.
GLASS l0s-Juue2 ?, 1884
AZ, 10, 81, CT, 81, 4, 43, 6s, Al, "a, %, 7.
Omcial Circulars In shelby College Lot.
terry furnished BY SIMMONS, ROGERS CO., New York
Post Office.
Prizes Cnshed Ia All LOCALIZED Lotto.
rfee and information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN
Brokers $40 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Roynl Havana Lottery.-Hi9hest Pre-.
MUM paid for prizes. Information given Doubloons
wanted. ALECK CO.. Brokers' "a and 20 Pine street.
Prizes Cashed in all Legal Lotteries.-
Information given or sent r. CLAYTON CO., 10 Wall
street, room q. New York
Royal Havana Lottery.-4O Per Cent
premium paid for prizes information furnished The high
paid for Douboons and all kinds OF Gold and Sill
TAYLOR CO.. Ban kers, l6 Wall street, N.
Prizes Cashed In All LegaliEed Lotto.
rics and Information given Exchange once V Broad.
way, New York
Lottery Tickets Cashed-In for alton
given. JOSE H BATES, Broker,
III Wall street, room No. l.
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Senate.

WASHINGTON. June 2, 1854.
PENSIONS FOR RELATIVES OF TIE FORT PILLOW VICTIMS
Mr.. FOSTER, (rep) OF oopp., introduced the following
resolution, which was adopted
Resolved, That the Committee on Pensions be instructed
70 aS four e eoMs ana Children
colored soldiers the service Of the United States who we're
ssT e. report S S h oS sn' 'Aa
TUE CANADIAN RECIPROCITY TREATY
On motion OF Mr. McDouGALL, (opp.) OF Cal II was
Resolved That the Committee on Foreign Rsa-G, be
and u wse e ss should Ta
tnue in force that the Pacific be included ore
Tacn and that in VEN OF The ,sresons the COMMITTEE 90
suits OF the treaty thus far.
SETTLEMENT CALIFORNIA LAND TITLES
On motion Of Mr. CONFESS, (rcp of CAL, the House bill
10 expedite the settlement OF land titles n California at
san Francisco and elsewhere. taken up and passed
RELIEF or DOUBLE EspsR GuSBoAr CONTRACTORS.
Mr.. HALx, (rep) Of N. H., called up the joint rcsou.
ton the relief Of the contractors the machinery OF
sidewhcel gunbosts. known "doubie euders
The bill authorizes the Secretary OF the Treasury 70 ap
point three commissioners to ascertain what losses bave
boon suffered By the contractors and how far they are
Justly entitled to relief and tho Secretary Of the Urea.
sury 10 10 the sums adjudeed 10 be equahly due
Mr.. GRIMES frep) OF Iowa. offered substitute Tor the
resolution which refers oil claims based upon these con-
tracts TO the Court Of Claims.
After some discussion between Mr. GRIMES and Mr..
HALr, the bill went over under the rules
INTERNAL REVENUE
TIE consideration OF the Tax bill then resumed.
The amendments OF Mr. Clark in reference TO tobacco,
were adopted. They as follows
lion. al o'
in which IL sweetencd including cut and hne
cut R;s with i. the
ss t '..psa ~
fine cut tobacco, twenty FIVE cents per pound.
ON clt smoking tobacco, made excu vcy from stems.
and not mixed With leaf or leaf and stems fifteen cents
per pound. :. =
M. HARrrs, (rep) OF N. ", moved the ing
amendment TO the one hundred and second section which
was adopted
Any person. firm, company corporation owning or pos
scsng having tho care OF ralroad
canal steamboat ship, barge canal boat other ves
OF coach other vehicle engaged or EN-.
poyed In the business OF transporting property
Tor hire or in transporting the mail OF the Titled
States. or o. any canal ,he water from which y =
sold and for mining purposes shall be subject 70 ana
ray duty % two nd half per cent their gross !. re-
not be charged upon persons o. vessels ercus ve engaged
IN carrying property both and from any
port IN the United States to and from any foreign port
On motion of Mr. HARRIs. "h les" were included W
the provisions OF the section amended
The tax on express COMPANIES decreased, on mo
ton OF Mr. HARMS, from three II two and half per cent
An amendment 0 Mr. CoIpAwxR, trep1 Of VI, levyina
~ addsi9uA tAx u tso ss ssni On We incomes Of yer
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"Excellent Head" exclaimed BrOwn
the other day guished looking gentleman
pass tho street, wouldna phren ologst give so,c
thing to have q chart OF that mans head' MOT NJ All
hts friend Jones whe was much wiser Than NE
COMPANION tits the Hat he weAps ana noe
the head that gives him distinguished an Appearance
Brown again the distinguished looking gentle
man at that moment raising hts hat to LAZY pss,nS dis.
play ed Of IL the trade mark OF KNOX the
halter OF 2l2 Broadway corner OF Fulton street.
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M gofhsra
A Bttters Which B,,t.y.A'

buters which Is Bitters q mn Nofhtrg
e'se VINO VIII be troubled agnes ch'. fevsr darr
o,hsr sanner sorders dysen ~ and AZ
complaints when Nogaae
Btefs o. sTEiNFELD ~ Nassau street new @'rs -
eradicate OF
enpsr These biiers tha only Impartial article hG
American MARKET being mads by The VI ne Growers bnr
cieU o. oosnao Francs and always on tie vsy
age Hundreds o. i1estmopll. seen at tie AGENTS
Office the Coguac biers first dr 10 ths
cholera OF 1882 He particularly calls stsn,on ~ ~ 49,
onais OF their efficacy 10 the female dsbtlty weak
n,sSs &C, OF which they certain cure 1877 -
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Brilliant and Poyverfui Day md Might
Double Perspective oiaSss for tho field soa Opera Anf
sssorimentat p"S' Po SERMONS
Occulists opcan GG9H Broadway under Lafargs Houss
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Deafness. Dfsoa 20 OF the Eyes and Co
tarrha affections receive the usual undivided attention a
Or CALDWELL Oculist and Aurs "a Clinton place kfghta
street from TO O'Clock. Cross Instantly removed
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BraxiiIsn Pebble spectacies and Eye
strengthen and improve the sigh. 81 Oh ana
young BY day ana night without pain fatigue Hishy
by tia medical faculty. sENMON3,
Ocuists Optician t6e1s Rrossway opposite Bond srss
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OrFrcE or Posr SURGEON, BEAUyoRr. g. CO. ocs 1903
1essrs CHrtIov CODY the last steam, per reanest
Of Asssant surge9n ..'''-. u s. A. rece red oase .
Cr1mean Brrs. In ,his maarious climate I'D them "
aud 50 eeacous that ssg YOU to sna ns
spectr VIII recommend -FOUR Btters 70 the Needles peps
mont have already done ..s.s, Post " ugeon.
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Perfect Hair Dye-MiIier's. Oniy SO
cents per boz. TRY it. Sold BY al druggists Depot 90
Dey street,
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Eruptions, Freckies, Pimpfes, Tao,
sunburn Flesh Worms and Skin Deformities cured M
GOURAUDs italian Ncdlcaed Soap, 81 his depot NO. -
HrnadMRY
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For Is Cents the january, FebruaryS
March April and June numbers OF the fILUSrVArku
PHREN0LOGItAL JOURNAL W III be sent by return post
To the PGtor nj Double Numbers with rhyso9.
Ethnoogy Ply ioloRv and Psychology send NJ onee
10 FOWLER 4 WELLS, $50 Broadway. New York.
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Boots, shoes Caters, &C., all Styles
at presea. price,. FERRIS 4 SUN Booth 'akerps
81 Nassau street Broadway
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Dsamoud Rinrs

Diamond Rings
Of all descriptions from twenty dollars up 70 I've ~ -.
hundred dollars For sale by GEO o. LLkN
as Broadway door below Canal street, formery No.
Ali
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And disease OF tho Eve and Enr Requiring citing
medical surgical aid attended TO by DR. Won EISHw-
BERG, at his consulting rooms sio Broadway, usaw
THAlfh lsr0at
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Cristndoro's HAIR Dye, PreservsttvS
snd Wig Depot wholesale and rsta-No Astor He sst
The dye appfied by skllfnl artists
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Chevalfer's Life for tho Hair
Restores hair 70 s original color stops s falling os
In three will stain the skn soil tao wbtess
fabric; keeps the head clean cool and healthy S
DELIGHTFUL HAIR DRESSING.
the which fail out have isfr u
your head. All invited examine thia wondrfM tt
umph Of for health hair Sold u
the drug stores my otce, 1 1923 Rroahwsv
SARAH A. CIIEYALIER. NJ D.
Consultation treatment OF the hair FREE Price 81 ~
bottle, % per box Of six bottles
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Deafness, Catarrh, and all Dlseasesst
The Bar Throat and successfully troAtedr
DRS. LIGHTHILL. - st. Marks place
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Boots and shoes.-l,hs LarRest Assort-
ment the city OF good Boots Woes c Tor ladies' gsn
tsmen and children at BROOKsV 90 Broadway sad ~
Ifnus frnet
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Thousand. RefrtgerAt0rs, From
a. Silver Piater waro Table Cutlery COOKING Utensils
de-, At less prices tnan any other store, ~ RAsA
SoR0s. coopec lnslsutA Astor piAoA
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Gouraud's Lectures ON Chemistry.

or what would thedron Of Pennsyivana and
Missouri without the chemical 6dge ssary
smelt the and subsequently give maiesttty' -
vertsd into sel; and this process consists merely u
fmpartiDg the metal portion OF carbon. by means OF
fusnR In crucbles with carbonate OF lime The PROOFS
called hardening (or locks &c formerly
laboous but that chemistry has been
brought upon t. is found that application Of
rrussiae of potassa will effect In few minutes what FER
merly could not be done In many hours.
But the greatest triumph OF chemistry was the produoaos
GoURAUDs ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP.
remov pimples freckes sunburn redness sal
roughnsss discooration OF the skin also
and ig for shaving.
0OuRAUD'S POUDRE SUBTLE
will positively eradicate supernuous hair.
GOURAUDS LIQUID ROUGE
will impArt delicate tint To paieips and cheekA
DIR FELIX GODRAUDS
he had his depot AS Broadway Ter
mari of Wa Ter