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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-09
LIQUORS.

3 BIDS Alcohol, % per cent.
IS ner cent.
9 " Proof Spirits,
" Pitts Whisky, pure, Cor Med. purposes.
" Pure French Brandy,
+" Holland Sin,
Pure Port, Madeira, and Sherry Wines.
For sale low, By EWIN 4 PENDIETON.
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The Anti-Slavery Standard has re.
oeived from J. W. Dodge, the artist
"a uperb imperal portrait Of the i'm.
mortal John Brown" The Standard
says-
twas taken from an o%riginss picture.
snd Is pronoaaoed by c0mpetsnIiudges
one OF the most marked and h.elike
portraits ever yet produced. Writing
this word cl notice Of il in its wonder
M presence, is hitherto unknown
experience Il seems 10 rebuke al
language. and Il say, Geods not words
were mine and IN completing ms we'll
begun work We can only describe o.
honor met
Every lover of humane as vel As
high art, viii wish TO possess this grand
renemoraiive Of the most remarkable
man CT tae nineteenth century.
-
? Hon. John Nagee recently brou.bt
three suits for alleged libel apaips,Nr
HagAn. the publisher Of Tho Bpiflo.
Sentinel, a weekly paper the DANA
ges claimed amounted to s200O8 The
editor struck his c%olors. aud asd 10
cAnada lie did 50. be said, because i
was ineonyenient for him TO furnish
bsi, and he did hot fancy going 10 pris
On. Was ever newspaper slopes for
such 3 csusey
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Building Lots
u goyds Addition for Sale

LII o1er = very res ouadl6 Fafes q nudbsr %
g q -ie bull ing lots IN Boyd's magnificent
addition 20 faShaih, siinsied in he ne ghborh0od
G The Pc itsnray, Co k ii Spring 81
Also a numhtr Of pieces u Lend, nom two 10 six
acres, IN the ssmeue rhb -rh1oi.
Purchaser bed better buy while these lots are
s1sa In MELON MURFREE.
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Il is stated that & A. Pollard, form
erly D Of the Editors Of the Richmond
Examiner, has emigrated TO San Do
inineo. Before leaving. he published c
usmphlet relating his experience as a
prisoner in the hands Of his Federal
esptors. and expressing his opinions
pretty freely about the northern democ-
rasy and peace men. He gives 9 graph
ic aocoun Of an interview with Gen
Butter, who, he came 70 the conclusion,
vas not so bad a man as had been reps
resented. Butler, at the close Of the
interview, promised 10 release Pollard
and paroled him; but during the Gem
erals absence At Wilmington he was
pat 10 solitary confinement at Fortress
Monroe, without being able TO obtain
any explanation Of the cause. On Gen
eral Batler's return he succeeded in
procuring an interview with him, which
- Tins described:
Nv second interview with General
Butler did not last more than three
Tainnies. IL vas reireshingly brief
Arrived at his headquarters, l was ush-
cred by the proTost-marshai into bis
presence
-ir. said General Butler. l under
stand you have been put in confne-
ment since / paroied you and promised
10 send YOU through my lines. i bad
a,hins 10 do with it air. Read this
lie handed me q paper. Il was a
6ispnieh from Secretary Stanton e
Genefnl Grant ordering me into close
confinement The mystery Was reveal
ID. Isaw the deamOn AZ the bottom %
l.; bad calculated arighti my appea.
60 General Butler as my only hope q
escape.
handed the paper back 70 Genera
Butler. lie twirl, d il between hi
thumb and i~orefnger. by c. don
know what This means. al don't cai
what il means. I believe, Mr.. Pollard
/ promised 20 scnd you to Richmond.
You did, General Butler."
by G. you shall 60. | woulC
send YOU through my lines tomorrow
But ] sent q nag Of truce down tn
road the other day and some of you
people fred upon IL They must hayl
been Did drunk
He rose from his chair, rs a signal 70
the conclusion of the interview. "Sir,
ne said, always keep my word, alik
10 friend and fec. I know hope de
ferred maketh the heart sick, and ye
YOU may be detained here a week 70
Col Muiiord'B Dag Of truce, but max
up your mind that go you shall 4
Richmond
ARi TO Richmond Pollard went
Il what Pollard states in the aboy
extract be true, Gen. Butler had bu
w,
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Lanisr Female Academy.

uOw CAN TIE LADIS soFNAsHvILLE PAY
IL the debt of grat ufe they owe to Miss Lucy
e. La.ierf ! intend h resfter to attempt some.
thTg more substantial than the eapton Of This
notice.
Muaic--VccaI aud Instrumental.
The Academy had tF5ueht 70 Ma hvile more
cla-sie Music than could b lourd in any city n the
Uni ed States, except NeE York end New Orleans
We shall ausmp 10 gaffer around US assn all
cur former accompi- he'd teachers, and We haze
also opened communication plth Paris, France.
with the view q sg in importing teachers IN this
depaitment. Exeept IN very rare cases We must
COX 10 the old country Tor cur teachers Of Mssic,
Angus. S. 'es-gts I'd. ELLIOTT.
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OILS.
vARNIsHHs.

s Bhls. Copai Varnisn, I Bb Japan Varuish,
2 " Coach {" 4" Flowing
One barrel Black Leather.
FOR sale low, bY EWN & FEEDLErOE.
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Ani to Richmond Pollard went
II what Pollard states in the above
extract be true, Gen. Butler had but
little respect loI The Secretary Of War,
aud manifssted decided symptoms Of
insubordinatiou.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-15
TRAVELLING AND PREIGHTISG.
I'M POR T A n T
Freeport Railroad!


I'M AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1854, Or;
and forwarded 10 LATR0BE without charge for
trSnshipping, drayage ur forwarding.
Goods shipped by steamers OF the California steam
Nav cation Company, leaving San Francisco al P,
y. i lily, can bt delivSrS In bdtrobe Ut yoclock
next morning. Freight shipped by sailing vessels
will be forwarded with dispatch. No charge on or
dluary freight per sailing vessels for lsvee dues,
transhipping, drSyaRe or forwarding.
AL Heavy ErelShtS such aS Boilers, Heavy Cast
lngs, Steam Engines, etc, will be tranShipped at
FTeeport by powerful derrcks directly to the cars,
directly to teams. For this class OF freight charge
will be made OF cost OF labor engaged on deFrick'
only.
Freight Charges OF steamers or sailing vessels will
be advanced at Ereeport and collected at Latroee
Marx ali freight, "cARE F. R. B., FREE
PORT and send receipts with Freight.
Prices Of FreixhtinK.
FREIGHT, from ETeeport to LItrobe, s. per ton.
DOWN FREIGHTS. from Latrobs to Freeport or
sacramento. will be forwarded At the following
Ordinary Freishts. per ton .................S3 on
Ores 9shippsrs to load and qnlosd) per ton.2 o. o.
Marble, ------2 -
Lumber, NJ .--.S W
Wood, car OF
6S cords s--.--......----.---------- w
~
a.ri Freight. Care p. IS. VI. -,
J. P. ROBINSON,
"a. BISHOP,
oeiom SUPERINTENDENT.
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secrttary, SIr6inA :
J. L. BLACK, ,iss ,-y,,
RheriH7s Sale.

rThs Press throughout the StHie are requsSted ,
70 publi1h this one month. and lead thelr earnest
efforts in behalf OF the carSe. - apo %
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R: 4. M'DoNALD & co.'s COLUMN.

\. d. 4DONALD { co.'s COLUMN.
TO DRUGGISTS,
:::::::::.R :::":::. ::::::::: :.::::::
! Soda Water Manufacturers,
/ ASSAYERs,
NJ ming Companies.
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
! w attention Of Dealers aud Consumers to the
fact that we are daily In receipt,
BY Clippers and Express.
OF large additions TO our present well selected
stock Of Goods, and We think, after an experience
| of nearly -r
Sixteen Years Upon this Coast!
We can furnish the Trade ln the Interior, 81 well
a. that of Oregon, Washington Territory, British
Provinces, Mexico. Sandwich Islands. etc, upon
better terms than any House In this State.
The Senior Partner Of our House. who is now
residing at the East gives superior facilities for
filling orders and Te can Eately guarantee all
6 ods being of the best quality, and in regard TO
prices,
We do mot Intend TO be Undelsold!
We invite those purchasing TO give rs call
(eIthpr 10 person or by lettsr and examine goods
and get pricss before purchasing elsewhere, as we
feel .opffdenf We win be able TO please In both.
Below we give fsw Of tho articles In which
We deal, viz
ACIDS,
CHEMICALS,
ETHERA ...
ESSENTIAL r
OILSI ..
TINCTURBs,
AND MEDICINAL sYRUPs.
I SHAKER HERBsj
SELECT POWDERED DRUGsi
FLAvoRING EXTRACTS,
ECLECTIC PREPARATIONS
rILDEN,s ALCOHOLIC FLUID and
SOLID EXTRACrsJ
AIXALOIDSi
REsINOIDs and PILLS,
DRUGGISTS sUNDRIEs,
FLINT and GREEN GLASSWARE,
CORKs, Of every dsscriptioni
PATENT MEDICINES,
PAINTS,
OILS,
ALCOHOL.
BRUSHES.
PERFUMRRY, and
TOILET
ARTICLES.
EFA complete assortment of all the
above, and in great variety.
We are also AgenuIoI
DIR. d. JAYNE & SONS
POPULAR MEDICINES:
]. c. AYERS & co.'s MEDIciAEs!
~ Aud the Celebrated
"TLA euILLAUaH BALsAM'"
Ths Great Blood Purifier and Ersdleator Of
RheumatiSmi
n. III. MCDONALD j. CO.,
Corner Of Pine and sansome ats-,
SAN FRANCISCO,
139 ] street.. sacramento.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-15
ShnriHR Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IS
ID sued out OF tue District Court Of the First Ju
hcial District, IN and t9s storey county, SSa'e 2.
OF &c tain mortsAged premises hereinafter deScr!be
upon decree ren,i' red in SAi Curt nn the oth
day o: May. ls65, duly attested on the IN Jay OF
MAY ls65, q d to me directed and delivered OH the
sam day, 10 favor OF VI. horn AMI L HON, CO.
22ftpers under the ma an style OF horp oros
aptits anil AGAINST J. VI. Barnes and ). VI. Barnes,
ais w!f,. James Sp-pance and John SpruAnce. an
A, B PinL %. l.. iss, AMI ". II Baker, co-part.
ners, under the uane and style OF 4 D: Paul
Co, iefrniantS for tue following ms OF money,
co-Slt: That the Sheriff. out ofth pro cells OF such
SsIe retain bis fees an disbursements on said 81 e,
az o9t Of the prosfss 81 I sss 20 Sy ISe en ou
sci tees) with So II paid taxes, ! ID j. 30 accrued
costa aud that after the payments oresaid, the
said Snsrh out Of the proceeds OF said ssie: pay
SUN Of sl>n with interest on 81 900 at the rate OF
ave Der cent. per mouth from date Of Judgment IN
~ paII and seconl-to Korn Bros or their attor-
news he sum Of $3.50 90 With interest on 16l2 =, the
rafs Of four per cent. per month until paid; all pa
N United Staisa EoIt coin The description ami
= SoSS nnder srI Sy virtue Of tss isSree so far as
the Same can be aScertained rom tue complaint
an tsIt esrtsn town lot situate on the lower part
Of Gold Hill, to-wit: Coutmeucinx a. point Tnere
the northwest oo-n-r will lnierSeet the lot owned oy
Coli Kin: thence running Southsriy along the line
OF Main street pne hundred feet; thence at riSnt-
AnSlss easteriy two hundred feet 10 water atch I;
tn<Dce fun1luS QOlk0tElg Oue wv eeS ~
a. rght angles 70 the pscs Of beginning. toxether
With the appurtsuanees, Known aS Barnes Hotel.
and ali things rSeTeunto belonging
the -lS6a between tia hourS Of 10 clock = y.
an1 ock p ~ viz: AZ L Il OF that dsY, IN tront
ofthe Court ttouse doorS IN the city OF Virginia,
County of Saoras StasO OF NevIia. win sell the
above described property at public Antion, 70 satisfy
Said Judgment aud decree, Interest, eounsePs tees
coats and accIuing costs, to the highest and Best
bidder for eash. In United States gold coin.
J. C. CLARK,
Sheriff of Storey county, Virginia.
By JonS W. MA l, Under Shsrir.
Virginia, Nay y 1858. mylo ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Annual Report of the Pacific Insu.
rance Company.

rance COMPANY.
SWORN STATEMENT.
TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT passed
April 22d, 1880 concerning corporations, tthe
Pacific Insurance Comrsny makes the following
report:
/. The amount of the capital stock of this com
pany Is seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars
ali paid In cash so w" w
IL The amount OF assets Is nine hundred and
seventeen thousand. four hundred aud forty-two
dollars and forty eight cruis- S9I7 4i2 4s
Ill. The company has no d-hts.
". The amount "f insurance written during
the year Is eleven millions nine hundred and sew
enty-seven thousand eight hundred and dfty.hys
dollars ...--..-..-...'.-. sll.H'heoo w
The amount of insurance in force December
3Ist ten millions. one hundred and twenty thou
sand eight hundred and uineiy-fOur dollars
slO,l20sg4 90
V. The Company lnsnres against the following
risks, viz:
buildings, .Qunrtz Mills, Merchandise,
Household Furniture, Rents, Leases,
Vessels in Port and their CarGoes'
and other Personal
Property,
for loss or damage by IRE.
VI, The largest .um this Company will take on
any one risk il S75.l00, the limit liked by law.
but on all such large risks Reinsurance to Ger
tain extent will be made In other rrsponsioe com
psniea. J. HUNT, President
\. j. RALSTOS, secretary.
San Francisco, january l6, 1868
William Alvord, Moses Ellla,
E B Benchley, q Stiles,
E LaIard, Moses Heller,
A Seligman, Edward Martin,
Alfred Bora!, 4 L Tubbs
Charles Mayne B Thomas,
Louis McLane, D w G Rice,
LLOYD Tpvis John G Bray,
John G Kittle, David terms,
w c RIllston, William Sherman.
james DrFrpmery. Samuel C Bigelow.
W Beaver, L Sachs,
Herman Mlchels. N Wilson,
Ell Goldstein; AlpheuS Bull,
II Hanssman, William Schone.
HIM Nswhall.
State Of California, City and County of San
Francisco, sS-On the 10th day of January, 4. D.
1855 personally appeared before me--H 3. Ho.
mana, 4 Notary Public in and for sald city and
county, duly commissioned and sworn-A.
Ralston, Secretary ofthe Pacific Insurance Com
pany, who, being duly sworn, did depoSe and say
that the statements con, aint in the foregoing
port Of the Pacific Insurance Company, TO the
be-t of his knowledge and belief are true, full and
correct A. j. RAJ TON.
Sworn and subscribed TO before me, this 10th
day of January, 4. D. 1865.
II. s. HoMANS, Notary Public.
Tho Pacific Insurance Company,
Having. In compliance with the law. deposited
Fifry Thousand Dollars in the bonds Of the State
of Nevada, are now prepared 10 effect Insurance
Lowest Established Rates!
OFEICE-At the Agency Of the Bank Of Call
feEnia corner Of and Py". f1Fsf's Virginia.
General Agents for the Stats of Nevada
mh2S s6mi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-15
Conntaole,a Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Issued
ID out OF the Justices Court Of GJll HI 1, Storey
county Statsof Nevada, zttested by ". Hall, j.
p 10 ne directed ami delivered. for the sati.faetion
OF ugmenr IN said Court ren Tered. on the 81 day OF
Nay, AD. lSS5 In favor Of Engena Bitnef Co, and
azaInst tha Golden Swan uold and Silver Mining
COMPANY for two hun ired and ten and S2-l0o dol.
lars t2iD so, amount Of judgment, and eleven dol
lara (Sl costs and accrutny costs, have, this sth
day or Nay, ls65 levied on and taken In execution,
an the right title, claim and interest Of said judg-
nent debtors. the Golden Swan y. 5. NJ Co., IN
apd 10 the following described property, to-wt: AL
TIA; c0TtAID quartz ledge, mining claim and ground
1iruatsd NJ American fht Mining District, storey
county, Rtate OF Nevada, known anil desiSnafed A.
the lecrS and claim Of the Golden Swan 9. &S. VI.
Co. oWned and possessed BY said company, eonaist-
~ n two thousand GOO feet, more or iesss on
which Is . tunnel two hundred CAol feet, more or
Iess Iucinilng 81 right 70 stream Of water running
out or aid tunnel, and all improvements in and on
ssid claim. being an extension OF the Baltimore
American claim. ,,, . ....,
q. me hiyhest and best bidder for gold COIN the
All nroperty or % much thereof as En satisfy said
ndxunsnt and costs IN front Of the Justices once.
G;oId Hin storey county, State OF NeVeda, on mon-
saw. ne ssth day OF My, \ D. 1855. between the
Soars Of . O'Clock n aud o'fsocs q sE rE G2y yaa
o'clock "; " mn, ~ E. LT.,.'H1n.hir ,.Hali
Dated at Gold Hill, 4Gy 9TH. ls6a at the hour o. IL
O'clock \ n --a .acoe1
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PIONEER LAUNDRY
NEVADA SANITARY FUND.

Hysnt, srs now trsnsplrinG which call for fur.
thef aid from the patriotic cit Gems CT Nevada,
and as the SIgns Of tAB times lndieate spe"dy
tsrmiuGtion Of our National dificulties. the ON
csrs OF the Nevada Sanitary Fund have deemed
it advisable 10 make . sma lcal upon the citizens
Of our State Er the purpose of rendering further
AID and n the same time propose to iss'fe an ele.
CANT Certificate Of Membrrship (Which ia now
being executed) to all who have heretofore. or
may hereafter contribute .'''f.','' 90 .-'...
: Jfheobee Of this call has Q triple purpose:
First-'ro repleniSh the Treasury.
Second--TO give e.ch token upon which ne
and those who may follow him will look with
pride, a. an unmistakRble evidence OF his or her
pGtrioiIEm and loyalty.
ThIrd--To gather together upon one record all
,hs names Of psrtiss who have contributed for
such fnture use 40 may be Desired ",rE FL
We therefore, have set the price OF each Ger.
tifcate at the small sum Of FIVE DOLLARS, orinB'
Ing II within the meRns Of all 10 receive lasting
token Of membership Of the Nevada Association'
at the same time 2Sking for such additional con-
trIbutions 10 partIrs feel able 10 make.
All bersons who Of any time have contributed.
are requested TO forward TO either OF thr oficers
below named q statement OF theiH contributions
the amount and at what time contributed upon
which an examination of the records will be
made and Il found correct, certificate VIII 90
issued embracing all amounts In one. 2. -.l.-...
! Those living outside Of Storey county are re-
oues,rd TO procure certificate frnm the President
Of their respective counties, setting forth the fsct
that --- has contributed - dollSFs IN
gold coin to the :anitary Fund Of bis county and
forward the same 10 ~, upon the receipt Of which
q certificate will be made our and forwarded 10
the President Of their respective countIes- az T
Where Benevolent Associations and the Ladies
Of any city or town have contributed, cerarcztes
will be issued TO SUCH -t1a s..I gL ~
Ills earnestly hoped that the ofneers OF tne
Ftnd IN esch county OF the State, that the Ladies
in each city and town, and that every individual
who has any patriotism in him. Will take an Inter.
est In the matter, and render rs all the aid In t6sdr
power, for the triple Purpgrs sooye named or..,
hopS for 3 spssdy and suhsr antsl response. 5iICE
~" ALMARIN B. PAUL.
ProsIdent Nevada Branch y. 8. Sanitary Con-
GEO. q. DANA.
SECRETARY, Virginia Q.
.r ......... j. l. BLACK, is,, ,.-.r,-,,s
Treasurer, Vtfginik
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Executors Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance Of an order Of the District Court
Of the First Judicial District, IN and Tor torsy
county, STATS Of Nevada, made on the 22d day Of
April 4 D. 1865, IN the matter Of the estate o.
Frederick a. Birge, decesaed, the undrrsigned'
Executor Of said estate will sell vt public auction
70 the highest bidder for essh subject to eouhSma
ton By nid Court on TUESDAY, the a1teeuth
day Of Nay. a. D. 1865 At the premiSeB (Aay-
yards Bl ek), In the town Of Gold Hill, the fol.
lowing persoual property. to-uit: btock OF
Of LiGuora. Bar Fixtures. COED will And lease Of
The saloon known a. the Bank Exchange. Terms
OF. sale. Cash. 90 approval q sale by Probate
Court lnysutcry ef stock, and further pSTtics.
lsn eso Be- lsArnsd ffon the undsrsignod
T. A. B. BALL.
1ySN E1ssussS SstGss =. q. 16VH 1sSd.
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AroTIcE rs HER GBY GIVEN. THAT II PUR-s ,
IN snanca OF 4 decree OF foreclosure. rendered ~
me District CoHrt OF the First In ilci1l DtStri ~
and for Storey county, State Of Neyada % tns IIa
day OF May 1885, IN favor Of 8. A. keoRM pIalntlGf
and agGinGt John 4. QujckA. Edw.r1 IaSnon' toS4ly
gaTno1 aud John W. Dorsey, defen tants, Tor TN
ALE OF Inc unortxI1ed premlses hereinAlerd deSeno
10 Satisfy The sum o. Nr3ol gdnej nnn
eat SX tlyes pal l. ESQ council feei, SH ScoyU Gna
disSurnsr,ents 4I 10 accrued co0tG AMI tntefeH -
x2S0 from date OF decree until paid, a me q
Mr. por cent per month, With costs q eaiG ~
sesunG costs DsysSs IN n spisd st.4 ss.es q Gs G
Thereon Issued ont Of said Court, tttested tns lAe
dsv n Nav. isH, and 10 me tItecte and deAserede
on ne Iame day, | will, on THU RSDAf, tnestn3a1
OF June IS65 ODER for sale, at the hour ~ oeiock
noon OF that dKv, in front OF the Court HOUSE
in the City Of Virginia, county OF Storey Al p1ons
auction To ths highest and hes1 "a tof eesial9
United States gold coin. the following deaerloeo
"TSst certain piece OF parcel Of land or town lot
and premises, known a. the Nevad1 MArkatt ID thAJ
town O Gold Hill, storey county, state 81 NeTaas
Sde OF Main street, joining on the south premlSee
md Iot formerly owned BY ~ EA4Qutttst extenilE
aonT ssid Main street thlrty tset and back nom
ID 1tFeefI nng width, opa hontedl lieet n9re13t
m Including the building OF eaid narktt tools ana
f6rnltnf1 ihafe0L and thG dHOlhnl ha1Se upoa ~,
back Of Sald loL such prsmIAeg and property being
III lint puFchaled fUn Z qha4nettef ~ dee4s
datsd April lSt. 1854, together With lll e dnglla
tie tsnementl, hefeditAmtnr and ap(0tJsaAnoea
ihiU'P 6sonsins ofin any ys:j j.epsG5t.Ilp G.Is -
Sheriff Of etscey comfy, Seyad4
rYfRGfufA NAV II. iAk5. .ssif.f --.t arnYlttd -
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HAPPINEss or MIsBRY q
s'a5 That is tho Question, 'i,'s

THE PRoPRIEToRS OF THE PACIFIC
i MuStum.of Apnsony and sclsncA" etys Dc.
tsrmined regArdless Of expense, 70 issus fkEk
cfor the beUett u suffering humnnItyl fcGrSS
thrir nost lntsrustinE aad Instructive, Lee
TURES on MARRIAGE. and In dIsqtaiiAcA.
tl6nS! Nervous Debility, Premature DtctAc %
Manhood Indigestion, Weakness OF Dvpe SAnnl
LoIs Of Energy and vital Powsf, The grtar soe!n -
Evft, and thoso maladies that rnuit Eou yontlt
ful iolliea. sxeesAes Of maturity, OF ignorSres
: fhrr0 iav1ln able Lectures haHe been the 4ee1e
Of eulightepIng and saving thousands. aud VII o
Forwarded FREE on receipt Of T0tn3-aW
Cen,S ID, postage stamps BY addreDlng tsea
tary Pacific Museum Of Anatomy nc Ssaepey. -.
Pine street. San FrenetsSo LHs ~ ~ ~ -.
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HOTELS -RRsTAuRANrs-sALooNs.
TAHOE HOUSE.

AIRS. LANE TAKES PLEASURE
Itl In Informing her friends and the pub. Essi
known establishment, and intends conducting the
same on the most liberal terms. The rooms are
superbly fnished-second TO none 10 the tate.
Rooms with don le-bed, for which heretofore e2
has been charged per night. will be let for one
dollar, in consideration Of the srringency Of the
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