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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-12
A New Confederate Geography.


The Boston Herald suggests few ques-
tons and answers for new Confederate
Geography:
Question What are the staple pro-
ducts ofthe Confederate States of America:
Observation-Disclosures, secession, repu-
diation. contrabands. deSerters. and refu-
gees.
Q.-What is the Capital e.
Alt has none, but desperate attempts
have been made TO make capital every
where and anywhere abroad. :
Q.-What can you say of the climate ?
Alt is too hot for any decent white
man. especially if he has any regard for
the Union.
Q.-Name the principal canals:
A.-The Dutch Gap Canal, ,he Alimen-
tary Canal of Richmond, and the Last
Ditch.
Q.-What parallel of longitude passes
entirely through the country:
A.-None. Sherman did, but his cam
pa;gn was without parallel.
Q.-How is the country divided:
A.-By the Mississippi river.
Q.-How else:
A.-On the question of arming the ne
groes.
Q.--Bound the Confederate States:
A.-Bounded on the north by War
Democrats, on the east by the Armies Of
the James and the Potomac, and Porter's
feet, on the south by Sherman, Gilmore
and Granger. and on the west BY Thomas,
Candy and others.
Q.-What can you say of the popula.
ton:
Alt is about played out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-12
For the Gold Hill NewGI
r o B E R T E. LEE .

mot ANSABEL LEE.
1t was very and very few years ago
In Virginia BY the sea,
That sojer lived as you NAV know,
By the name Of Robert f. Lee;
And this sojer he lived with no other thought
Than to serve his coun-ter-ee.
Old JEFF. was child and Bob was child,
In Virginia, BY the sea,
And they loved with love that was $3.50 love,
Old JEFF. and Robert f. Lee
With love that patriotic men
Could mt exactly see.
For they said that JEFF. was traitorous cuss,
And a soldier brave was Lee,
And what there was between he and JEFF
They could MT very well see;
And JEFF. seduced with his crafty talk
The soier man, Robert E. Lee.
And that was the reason a gale of wind,
Ulysses Grant was he,
Blew out Of a cloud on the River James,
Chilling this Robert E. Lee.
And he " stacked and packed bold Roberts
guns,
And took EN- away from he,
And shut them up in an arsenal,
In Virginia, BY the sea.
And so it happens that gallant Bob,
From Virginia, BY the sea,
Stands very low with the bold secesh-
Does gallant Robert f. Lee;
And d rather be any man than him
On the land or on the sea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-12


As An interesting item Of ny and In
order that. our readers may Z some
idea of the enormous business do the
city of New York, at the prese Y
newspaper agents, we will n ~
tie crsh receipts OF the Ame
Company for the eleven me
with the 3lst Of December
the sum Of S2,226,S72 SO.
time. forty millions of news
were handled and packed B (fsons in
the employ OF the company. Beside
newspapers there were shipped to agents
in various sections of the States vast
number of magazines, books, stationery,
etc. For wrapping paper and Irvine
with which to pack this vast mass Of liter
airy matter the company paid twelve
thousand dollars. This is the business of
one news agency alone. Ten years ago.
in 1854, the total sales abroad BY news
paper. book and periodical agency in that
city did not exceed three-quarters Of a
million of dollars. These results are most
gratifying. as they assure US that intelli-
gence keeps pace with population. and
that the general prosperity of the people
has not been checked materially BY the
instruction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-12

ATHISe OF BEAUTY IS A joy FOREVER
The living breath of the loveliest flower that
blossoms in the garland OF nature and watts
its sweet perfume on every breeze, has its
exact counterpart in the breaths OF all who
use that unequalled and justly popular Den
,rifee, Fragrant SoZoDoNT. 1t puri6es
and swestens the breath, cleanses, beauties
ID preserves the teeth, hardens the gums,
/ gives to them that roseate cast 50 much
ted; most delicious, convenient, etdca-
-ciods, :pd beneficial preparation for the toilet
ever given to the public. ~ 80.
SEA- by druggists everywhere at IS cents
per Bottle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-12

IMPURE BREATH.-Among all the disasreeable
consequences that follow fast the decay Of the
teeth, an impure breath must be the most unpleas-
ant and nortifying to its possessor, As 1t is the
mos. ire1cussble and offensive in society. How
often It's possessor experiences distant coldness,
.hown even from the best Of friends. or perhap,
the one most fondly cherished from this source
You are ignorant of the cause yourself. the sub
iect is 80 delieaie-your most intimate friend will
no, mention it, Why not remove this one greai
barrier to your Aealth, beauty and kaPPiasss. Al
once, BY using that justly popular denttfriee' fra
grant sozoDoSr. the most convenient, pleasan
aud etieaeious gem for the toilet the world ha
ever ., odueed sold by Druggists eSerywher
NJ Is crnts per bottle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-12
JUST GOT IN FROM IDAHO.

Close in q darksome corner sat
4 scowling wight. with cid wool hat
That dsngled DER his spn.burnt brow,
Aud by many gaping rent did show
That he d Just got in from Idaho.
His beard in grim luxuriauce grew;
His great toe peeped from either shoe
His brawny elbow shone all bare:
All matted was his carrot hair;
Aud in his sad face you might see
The whitening look of poverty.
He seemed all desolate of heart
And in the revels took no part;
Yet those who watched his blood. shot eye.
As the light dancers fitted BY,
Might jealousy and dark despair
And love detect, all mingled there.
lie never turned his eye away
From one fair damsel, passing gay:
But ever in her fairy round
Watched her quick step andlightsome bount
Wherever In the dance she turned
He turned his eye; and that eye burn'd
With such fierce spleen. that, Sooth 10 say,
II made the Gazer turn away.
Who was the damsel. passing lair,
That caused his eye-balls thus 10 glare
II was the blooming Hurdy maid .e
Our honest miners heart betrayed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-12
AMERICAN CITY.

ALL PERSONS DESTROYS OF ENTERING
n into business In new and rapidly growing
town, or such as wish to build private residences
and secure a homestead In quiet and healthy To-
cation. are advised to ride or walk out to
AMERICAN CITY
Before purchasing elsewhere and the following
inducements and advantages will present them
selves TO recommend this beautiful town site to
their favor II " level and fertile, and an Rbund
ance Of
Pare and Wholesome Water
Can be easily obtained on any part OF II by dig
Rine from ten 20 thirty feet, or from the numer-
ous natural springs and mining tunnels In 1t and
II Ia surrounded by hills which protect and rem
der II comparatively free from the tornadoes no
frequent In most Of our mountain towns.
II Is In the midst Of q Mining District
KNOWN TO BE RICH,
And which IL being rapidly developed by large and
well organized mining companies, some OF them
erecting costly machinery now, and all OF them
prosecuting the work on their numerous shafts
And the proprietors THOMAS HARDY &
co date Norton, Hardy d Coz, are selling lots
AZ q Very Low Rate!
And on terms that cannot fail to prove satiSfac'
santnrv AnnIy to EFF. GLOVER,
THE American City Land Office, at American
C;,,, Or N JOSEPH LORYEA,
No. II South c street. Virginia City.
SB,-Liberal donations made for Church and
School purposes. u.pDv
...5 Eff. GLOVER,
FRED. A. BENJAMIN,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-12

Dissolution Notice. .' 81"
TIL e PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
L isting between the undersigned. known az
the hrm Of blanchard 4 Hardy, was this day dis.
solved BY mutual consent .s--,.-.-r -,
=. -' @. w.HARDY. 49,
Gold HUI, Aprl7 1855 : ''7'' ape n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-12

RECORDERS MURRAY, of Virginia, failed
N hold court to-day, on account Of illness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-12
TIN, COPPER AND SHEE1-IROE HARE
HAPPINESS OR MIS- cry
ThSt is the Question:!

rNHE PROPRIEToRS OF THE PACIFIC
i Museum Of Anatomy and Science" have de.
termined. regardless of expense, 10 issue FREE
flor the benef, of suffering humanity, four Of
their most interesting and instructive LEG
TURES on MARRIAGE. and its disqualified.
tons: Nervous Debility, Premature Decline OF
Manhood Indigestion. Weakness or Dcpr, sSion,
Loss Of Energy and Vital Power, the great Social
Evil, and those maladies that result from youth
full follicS, excuses Of maturity, or i9no ance oil
Physiology and Natures Laws
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
of eulightcning and saving thousands, and will be
forwarded FREE on receipt OF TWENTY five
Gents in postage stamps, by addressing "Secre-
tary Pacific Museum Of Anatomy and Science,
Pine street, San Francisco" Letters TO be sent
through Wells, Fargo & Co. mh4 Yep
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-12
CLOTHING AND MISCELLANEOUS.

A ND THEY INTENDING TO KEEP 4
IA very large sssortmsnt Of Goods. st whole.
sale and retail will sell their goodS 1t little ID.
vance over New York cost, which the citizens
will find out By, giving them = call before purehs.
sing else~here. Take notice Of our prices, and
compare with other Stores, In our New List 10.
day:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-12
KNOWN TO BE RICH,
Atn Very Low Rate !
THOMAS HARDY.
r, II. GLOVER,
FRED. A. BENJAMIN,
HORSE FARRIER.

THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECT. q
fully informs the public that he iEN
viii attend and bestow edical atten. ON
ton upon all Horses, Cattle and Dogs=@
which may be entrusted 10 him at his Stable, no.
ISL q street. Virginia, having had an extensive
experience in business for years in the United
States OF America and Europe
mig 3m j. NICK MUNhO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-12

TIE Child of the Sun is the new
piece written BY John Brougham for Miss
- zr.e-r
, 1865-12-15
5peetat R1ttres.'


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S1ees NV eFtesas' ~ tessausaso II is'''' 10"
located u no. ~
60 A- epeeaaat u me 'te'smsa' o. asa eni'o'e'
"se1sn4 sefo1n'oos' a'o ~ Ai1as o. "ooo ana *A1a
AaN 1is>Hee.' - 'o4e4sN1 $1.-
aee1' eu1t" <n7to "l'aoos 'l't 'Ns ~ ~s.so'' "
o'os poa'*1| Aseae OF my p'.so''s oo' win nso'
poa'11'o ea1= l0s q" "ua4' NIL o'ooa po''
"s' :"... 49,. ..-......... -.
ossaoe eHeesnese-oeo0Ra.o oo " aoose OF 1ae ST.
ter esF3J lpAtscTctIon excesseJ c1s3led
, 1865-12-15

Tho Dest in the World! Harmless reliable, lnstan-
tarcous. Tho only perfect Dye! No disappointment
DO ridiculous ttnts Sf1nsd Til!i1n 4: N!tchsiat,
Neg 3ost. Also, REUEHEEATIHG EXTRACT DES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., preserves And heaut.hes
the hntf. Sold by all Druggists. de9slss "
, 1865-12-15
FINANCIAL AND C0dMERCEAL.
M0EETARHs

THURSDAY EyEx1sa. Dec. IL
There is nothing new to rote II the condition Q!
The money ma1kets. D1siuesa Ill oses the city b.
iug unusually dull there very little movement Of
funds; but the bankers generally report more
tati.nc4osy state Of anairs. The demand
for money beng 1ezs active, The gain on
the deposit account, though slow, Is uosc ap-
parent, and the market may be reported
thade ensier. 6til the regular discount honecs
continue to act On the conservative principle, aod
they are unwilling 10 extend their discount hne
except 10 good customers There Is no caaoEe In
rates md nc rcport the 1nstEets eteady al 10 per
cent p1 aunum at The regular banks, md 1:Iao per
cent On The ttzcets.
The supply Of EcEte1n E1chnnsc continues TIM
sna1ly light, and the market Is t1n at par buying
and 1.1D prem. selling. Round lots arc In demand
by bankers aG Is prem per thousand; but nearly al
the leading homes are forced 10 express currency
to New York to meet their dszfts.
We notice that Wall Street has been IN quite
ferment On account Of The reported failures in
Ch!caro." a. eoon IL the ne,-e was telestaphed
thiiher TINT several of our grain spetu1a:ors had
failed to connect, The heavy capitalists Of New
York Immediately buttoned up their pockets and
refused TO discount dollar Of paper Offered They
ntre1t rat" AIR Oh. They had no ttcontdcuoe,"
md forthwith The Wan Street organs ect up erJ
that money WAS seasce-shat I'LL *'co1ndcnce" Ias
desl1oJcd-thst Chicago hid lilcd-and that Gen
cral collapse was 10 be c1pecteo. 1magixc thc sur.
psee Of these Wall Street uillienalres, when they
ind out thai ill the failures In Chicago, which have
been po,sed abroad orer the country, Mil not In
yo!ye tAe 1oes Of ten thousand dollarsi
The truth IL. wc have way "out Vest Of pnb.
tehIue our shortcomings TO TIC wo,ld, which Is
not unde,rtood By The people Of the East. Natu-
rally, when they ner Of failures, their minds In
medately feyett to the ~ Jenkins" and IS Ketchuu'
swtnalea, and thcy prepare themselves for mone-
tar5 panic.
Tie genera, I1oducc markets to-day we're active
and frzp. Flour ruled &c higher. Wheat advanced
5G5hc per bushel Coin Was scarce and 1c per
bushe1 higher. Oats advanced 49Se per bushel
Rye was active and e higher. Wghwlnes were
fEmer and more active. Ptorts'ons were ecarce
apd In better demand
Gold was shade draer to-day. It opened In
New York at lisS, and closcd At 14sh. The FOL
lowing arc the quotations telcgraphcd to James
, 1865-12-15

Total ........:.-... n,e.3 &aH ass ssh
Tho reported sa1es to-day foot LOO head. ringing
IN price hu,n r -eeH to se.7s, chiefly At @e.ep.
Tho receipts continue batter, being about 100 more
than for the time last week. but oyer less
than for the corresponding period Of 1854.
Tho market continues quiet and considerable NUN,
bcr Of Hogs remain In tho pens unsold. The pTtaci
operstors to-day have been shippe4-thoush = few
lots Of heavy lard Hogs h&ve been sold. ~ thrs ID
considetablJ more stock than shippers ~aot. md
they about the only ouJes they have had pretty
much thtIr oTn WY. and prices hare. IN couaeoueuce
declined ias15c Per 100 ns On shipping Hogs HeaTy
prime lstd Hogs continue Urn, and We today note
sale Of such, ut 81 which may be considered
trtme asusc. Packers arc sci doing nothing, cor Is
there aay seeming tkelyhood of their taking hold
very soou, unless tho prices should EJ materially do
cline.
We quote the market ~ moderate, and p1ice4
per 100 lower than yesterday on shipping grades
and unchanged On prime lard Hogs.
Z q f4tv
, 1865-12-15
READ REV. ". B. LEES LETTER
DRooKLYy, n. r, Aay 18th. tas5.

III
GxS1Ixxx-1 havs used yonr hitiers during TIN
past st1 weeks md el Il due you and 10 te pu
lie to e1resa ny hearty approval Of thrr erect puox
me- lne!T wrote pun" for any ono, and ahhot-
anything that s4vofs Of quackery. But your Btsefz
arc entirely removed uro the lcvcl Of the naere nos
trums ofthe day. being patent ske to ALL and exscttv
what they profess to be. They xre not advertised t.
cure s7HJthiux, but they recommended TO assist
natntetn the alteration ard ultimate heal,ns Of suv
oftho NEST common tndaities Of tho hody and ms
they viii accomplish had betu unveI1 TOR tvn
nonthE Is IS usual With me during tho spring. wa
bilious md suffering from indigestion, and eupera.
dtse1ss Of the mncuous membrane: md though oou.
re1ed to keep 1t work In tha discharge Of mY urofs
Aonal duties, VIZ vdJ weak, of yellow compiexfoa
no appetite. and neh of The tn,s counned to the e
when had been taking youz btttess wcck ny y1eor
returned: tho saBov complexion xas al gone, ! ri
tshed ny tood. aad now toy the duties Of the mental
application which 20 recently were 10 va.y rksoue sa
ourdensome to Me. When used yons Bittezs felt =
change evcrJ Day. These are facts. All !nfescocs
must be rnasa By each individual for himself
Yours respectfully TB.EE
Pastor Of Green Arcane Presbyterian Church.
, 1865-12-15

Ing collected seuna anuusY On Ill surolusees under
the hesd or depoeits. It has been decid& ttst the
wofus "beJond amouut, }" In United States bondst
~ PROVIDED IN steon ii, nc! Of June ID, 1861. ap:
phce 20 Htock only, and mol to deposit, Here is
eenesI spsnas.s 1etses On the subject: ;.:'
-. ;; .,1TagAsgnr. .us11zn sra3Es.l TIT
3a9st:, to nhch suu aak Il surplus fund invested N
United Staten bonds Is exempt Eom duty. rrply,
.naf y has been decided .6st the surplus fand Is
naAes 20 provision for deduction of Uatted states
boads tEom my dnuab!c Hem except capital.
teFy respectfully,
,.-7he Tsv Tosk cova1;<rssas Adse,far an:
"1he money market shows 1ess et1n9cncy from
Lne Withdrawal of currency paid for gold into the
.AIeseniJ fhan was expected, 4 facs which may BE-
noM Considerable amount Of payments falling dus
:, They had arranged the,r1lo.ns 10 ~ to have
bene Provided ior my y possible oontnsensy III nrsns
OH Of the opening Of congress. -
-. sope rartee count upon An easJ market rom
s! sns ss9se- This morning thene 4 modelate Dc.
met at The full legal rate. ~.
v.ns 9,sss t e seanHs s.s sss IT,
With undue 1ap1dfty, however, cheeks Investment
IN this WY, end the demand IL vcEy much limited
to nsst flass names. Which pass At 7das pos ccnt.
"1h4 2npplY Of dEy goods commission plp1f Ia
l.rce: DR. Foe61 aaeon paper Is current It about
9per cent
.,,o..s,,,..s ,,r.-:I.' s' ~ sx..As.NA, -. ~.
4ue4aalee an4 ul4sfenees ~ tne to'et1a4 te'euee'
says: We hase before us accounts Of sales Of sueaf
rGd molasses from plantation On Latourche, eay-
Eleven hhds of Sugar weighing net i, Coz hs,
which vas so]d at 17asc q b, or T. 190B. The tn
tc11a1 revenue Or tax wns three cents 2 n, or S3s-
y. This Is about Is cent We take from the
same plantation u brs molasses. 1,45o gals sold
, 1865-12-15

THr1anAy ETENTso. DEF. "A.
nc l sS ea GF oar ar e ~ Fo:s
e!poo 11s a + o T. FosSS ]: g. g e LIZ.
~FESgK.Essse.xea . s;,, ss!a; .alneea A51el bEl.
ts.s + ~ tn.e;iye bat nm. sa1es Nerc: War1x WE1r1-
:. s Il? II e e. t s:.e: m ,:
50 hr,s -DeTvfnt" and so tkls "Nkades" oo ,. /,
s. Iris Il tS.eo. DaxiafD F1oCE-a bfis misty Il
= '9sPfss ~ es IL
NJ s51F:nx tine imsr: Ed Winter dall
sSa 81 1s$ !: s5 i 4
of So sia II e M scsss
.C0KN-Eeesired, s.s.o b. shipped, nons. al...
e & b En-; { s. s.
&c 50 bu Do ise; as0o bu lseecied Il s: uo n
aa ess e $ Z: Seea 3? g h.,
=; s. s5!;:ss: = $;s; !s 'sS =
~ ss5sa; ss!ssea ,oeo. sl.rst.
r. go ea So.a sc; 10 eaKs By sample ii Sc
,HxKLEy-Eeeet,ea 1.s4s bu. Mxrkes ou,e,,
M sS 81 IL 81 e., q :
HESS9tsi !ss ssn's: sss:.s
Oh AhtESs i "a T;sss sSSs;
.,BKAN-sales were: 10 tons ii bags d irset Mt
rRKoo,s5a. S ~. GEorSsalss e! x:re: ksles strictly
sonaass ta1 eS aaa prrr
1sSsISl Sssk hnt Z. ,. ,G1chaoEed. VIC quote:
am;15n AZ 95i1; ii.r;3
, 1865-12-15

Tota1,..... .......... zsae ass s:ol ~
tne lporea saes today foot up 20 hea1, eang1pr
u price from saso to ss.s7x, chiefly At s4oasso,
+ The receipts continue neaRre, but amp]e for In. ~.
naod. which is Tery modesate, The m ri .ct,.:h1
5s today hase been Pittsburgh men, who have Il rrn
fair Steers Rnd Cows at s4,soas$ per 100 n Tns-s
has teeu far inquiry tor Stock Cattle. md r,th :
moderate sopp'y prtcea ha7e ruled dr Tho shlpnnr
interest doing comparatively nothing, for ysrtoue
reasons, the chief aonxvhlch are lie uucert,,n and
precarous condition Of the market ard the rerv mes.
Ese supply ofshpptng stock. There is sca,rtlye rs.
load OF n!r shpoing steela ID the yards Thr most
saaole stock tust uow L. fair steers md good cow
We quote tho market qulet and prices vlthous
change. 194'
Cattle RALEs TODAY,
i S s 70 ha e. Ga Ssd s7sIsn s7sfssSE
GonEsr / Eso. so1d ss.awu 10 had. .,.r, o,.~ O..
~: Gssa rs e Il e ;s e. & &
he'd a,esasins IS e. II M r. 1T .a'; to same II
X esEshen b ca. sold sioi1ss 3 he.d,a,erastng ,ss
Stsr6 sold Hawthorn - head, averaging 800 ~. 1t
y Gridlsy Co. sold H{nan Is hcsd, averaging
NeSo. esa saia osss fssst9E g.
ins leo r.. at $50; TO sano % head averaging Lid
Cooley yos t1drdse ,old Moere = head Cows a,c.-
tss sts Il ss:s essa e
sa 10 smsa L Sesd sEessssns af99 E. ~
95y54; IN; e u Less! y bead ayeaEt1e iols 1sas SIS:
ssls ;oa Msios; L lid =; s1s:as = s:' s:o ri. at
.EIsbJ sold Smith, 10 head. sre.aslns 1.a,o ns. At
fd,ms :o!q no:1; M 8 hsss .asr.slas
Mu1 head, nre97*tn1 80 b.. At $3.50; 10 aame Is
afea i! 3 tna
* soid al iIefner @ head cows, svesss,nz eil 81, q.
,.S %s1lsesk Ma1oy se'd obsnaeg !! hesd Gov.
, 1865-12-15
LADIES, READ THIS.
DR.. H00PER'S
FEMALE CORDIAL.
lad

Th3a eGeEanf and popular madiciuewiu
euro all Female Complaints, such as
4zsessive,, Painful or Suppressed
Failing Of fha Womb, and all Ir1csn.
l1xities Of tho Monthly Periods. It
will also bring On the Gdsnses when
checked by Colds and all unnatural
Eausee.
Females sr1efue undcr any OF the difficulties above
PauneTatst, should nut tau u n<e
DR. uO0FEE'S FEMALE CORDIAL
1t IL the unost pleasant and lntsble rctcdy ever
vented for the cn1e II female ccmplalns adteg IL
It.
Price g.. 80 per botno-
H solt At DIRE E.AsfEELY i cos Family
Mei[cine Store. 90 M1dtsoa-et- Chicago. H., and 1t
No. 10 North Fifth street. 81 Luis, 40. =.
Sold, at Wholesale, BIZ RURNiIAMS i VAN
sCIlAAch. Wholesale Dsc:stsfk 16 Lake streat,
, 1865-12-15
A Physiological View Of Mar.
r7ANN.

ElAEes
Containing leafly So pages, and l3o nne P1stes and
EnEEasE,Es Of tho Anatomy OF the Human Organs In
ast1te q Health and Disease, with Treatise on Early
EFrors. ts Dep1oEable Consequences upon the Aflnd
nod Body, With the Author's Plan Of Treasment-the
only rational and successful mode Of cure rs shown
hy the report Of cases treated. truthful adviser to
the married. and those contemplating marriage, who
entertain doubts OF their physical condition. Sent
y stalS o. postai currency. ey add.ssstng Dr.. La
liz sut6or NAV be- coasaI;ed unon :ny n of The dJ..
eases upon which his hook treats other personally
bT mat and medicines seat to any part Of the world
uc<-ye36U-XW&F
, 1865-12-15

Lan.a., l. Nc
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VIM Woodruff.
LanEn 4 Nc
Hneh -. .-:.
Vim. Woodruff.
Jas. B. PMkord.
j. Q. Dunlap.
Waller hfnlha1l,
Co1nptr
E1lost d 1htrsan
4. T. Burgess.
EdWud Mefdelf
Cutting. McCh-
lsnd d Co.....
SteMns 4 Co..
Board Of r
, 1865-12-15
DR., EASTEILT,S
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER

Will euro Fa;R in tho eEtomach,C Clamps
or EPasms, Headache, Toothacha,
aoEe Throat, 0olics Dyaeutayy or
Bowel Complaints, Nervous Adsc-
tions,E ain Or Aguo in ntha1'ace,Pain-
ters' co1icz and in fact wherever it is
applied Pain cannot exist
tsta0fE, nEc yuu suEern pain from any dIae1se above
enumerated, or ffom any other cause? thes, use
DE. kAsTEELY'S PAIN KILLER.
This medicine ts perfect nntidote for ALL PAINS,
a1d Is nse.l internally and externally, With neTcrranS
kF Price - cents Fer bottle ....... ....-....
u For sale 1t Dr. +. EASTERLY'S Family Aedl-
cine Stor, 80 M.alsnn street Gh!es;o. u:
sCAAACK. Wholesale Druggists, 10 L,ke street.
Chicago.
, 1865-12-15
DIR. EaSterfy'S

DIR. T EaS2eI.l US
DIARR1JEA SYRUP
VIII curc Di7 rrhea, Dysentery, Bum
mex Compl. ,in-s, celsc, Cholera Nor
bus, and u II paraugamenta Of tho
Bcwe1s> ei 1her in Children or Adults
The plc4aaI and discovered
lpr tEe cuIe OF Bo vel COMPLAINTS Il
DR. EAST EELT'S DIARRuEA SYRUP.
1thas becn tho roughly tca.ed, and found INFAl-
LtBIE CEHEfo -thcsedanEc*p1s complaints. Il Is t.a
best medicine IN the void for CHILDREN uhe1
TEETHISG.
4SPrcc "a cents ncr bottle
e Sold at DR.. E. EaSIERLT CO.'S Family
Medicine Stort 90 AaGtscn street, Chicago, ILL., and at
No. 20 North Fifth street. vt, Lt,uts, No.
Sold, at Hholcaale, by BUEHHAMS & VAN
SCHAACK> Wholesale DruzElsta, 10 Lako street.
, 1865-12-15
READ REV. MR.. GRIGGs' LETTER

READ REV. MR.. GRIGGs' LETTER.
SEw FoHK, Nov. l7tb, lsk7.
Mrs Grsg1 has used Hostetter's Bitte9s for seysx
months and derived eonald1Able bencot trun, ttstr
use, z1d akes much pleasure In Recommending them tu
oshe11.
They xtfr admirable sor relieving her fom dissresx
III the side which she believes proceeded from nr 13ycr
ind thereby relieved her from much patn, She With
myself has found them ve1y agerahe aud benedca.i
tonic and so1netinea 1a1atiye, having Improved in
strength since she commenced taxing them.
JOHN 9RIaGA ~ I'd street.