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wish to Henry ward Beecher's Farm

Nofrrs Toudcncc % the boston Traveller
This farm IS at Peelskill, Weslchestei
county. New York, about two miles fs0m the
iailrosd station. Il contains forty acres ol
excellent land, and is pleasantly situated
with southern aspect, commanding On ex-
trusi'e und most charming panoramic view
81 thr Hudson river, the high and surround
ing mountains. such as no one knows better
how Co appreciate and enjoy than the rural
lUNing owner himself
When Mr.. Bccchsr purchased the place. a
Sew years ago, there was scarcely fruit
tree oi amy value upon it. Now there are
twenty Eve hundred choice fruit trees, most
ci tacm already beginning 60 bear. lie has
erected large model barn, but as vet occu-
Fies che humble cottage he found upon the
place, though he has made important ad.
diuous and Improvements.
Nr. Becchor is converting the place, 20 q
great extent. excepting an extensive law
an irout OF the house. into a fruit and vege
uhle farm. lie has nearly an acre files
with De aware and Iona grape vines. And
as ihe trees are set small, he he's rsised
among them this year between seven and
eight hundred barrels Of onions.
Around his little cottage Flora reicus IN
ai hif glory. There is the greatest prolu-
son oi on the choicest flowers, and n,
whole atmosphere IL redolunt with theii
sweet and min led perfumes.
TIE harm and ont buildings are well stock,
ee with hne horses. oxen, ch-icc breed cows
SWINE. fowls. &C. This autumn Mr. Beech
- has Teen making many improvements in
the ORA mage 81 his lands and the avenue {,
bis house; az adding grca ly 90 the value
and attractiveness OF the place.
The influence Of 6 farm conducted like
This though al farmers may not be able Il
adopt au the Improvements that have beer
here made, must be Of the greatest benefit Il
thc agricultural Interests OF any community
And Mr. Reecher is really bentiacior to All
The farming, o. well - religious interests o.
she ccuutry.
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Brick Cottage With3 rooms, on Russell street
very nssr ne MTe BIldge, and in sn e1eeien
neghborhood. Price, $500 cash.
Also, another nice Brick Cottage on Woodlan,
sweet. stfll more convenient TO the Wire Bridge
and very valuable; has rooms, sore room AM
perch good ri.tern, etc. Price, . 100 cash.
Also. a n -use and lot On woodland street hous,
contains rooms; Lot fronts 100 'eet by lao lee
deep; good shade, etc. Paee, S5OCOi One-thrS
cash, balance in snd ers-
A House on Bell Street, with rooms. Lotfront
% feet by 2oo deep, good cistsrn- Price SSo'o
A neat framed Cottage, with rooms and kitchen
Rooms OF good sisa; good cistevni porch mont AM
rear. Lot fronts s. feet BY 10 deep situated nes
shelby Park, and yery convenient 10 the Wr'
Bridge Price $500.
Afamsd House With rooms and hall, porch IN
ffont vel shaded and well enclosed Lot ironts s
feet on Woodland, 10 feet deep JOINS Tie residence
Of Mr.. bury. rice 5000.
A brick House with rooms, en- Hernsrs street
lot 50 feet by ne. Good cistern snd garden, ali ei
enclosed, Price SS50o.
A House on shelby street, with good roons, 8
kitchen, cellar, and good cisiern. Lot rs feet By
us. PAIGE S6c0o cash.
frame House on Galaiin pie with six rooms,
kitchen, outhOuses ard an excellent oisiern well
enclosed. Lot 20 feet by ITO. Price $500.
A framed House on 6sllatin Pike, with rooms,
outhouses, lumber she'd snd an excellent clsteTn.
Lot 100 ieet by 10. Terms $500
A Large tro-stoYy Brick residence, with eight
rooms. on Russo st, near ''Tuhp street church "
It fronts 200 feet by 10 feet deep. 6ood stchen,
q tern etc and we'll enclosed Improvements IN
excellent condition, and one OF the b 81 locations IN
Edgeiisld.
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on The lith ins-ant, IN this city. a. ID,
residence OF john Dagun. icolored ! hv Rev
Mm. p. hulcry, icolorcd.l Martin shower
white ot Ohio, 90 Miss Jane Lewis, iblsck.
,.rhsrc b. not u ne vide world hammer e.
ian o. 90 nT tee stoVr-pipc and tickle vour wife
: asic De sweets Z her D. iu q moment of doe
Ard ~ ist M cats IA when she iumpa 90 vosii
knee
The uniortunais Mr. shower has NO, real
ized the continent of the poet. Immediate
ly amer The suptsls were performed, ana
before Be- bad tmo % "taste the sweets oN
his Niic's lips" Martin Byidwen, Chief %
Pol &C. entered the r,om of the bridal party
where thcre was quite number Of eolore,
sPeciators-
polieomau RrdEcH found Mr.. shower
who D. represented as a very iaiT skmne,
man Of fiue appearance, sitting by his fdii
bride, who is b. black as he Ace % spades
NIhout much ceremony be took Mr.. +. b,
the throat and chastisc1 him severity with
small hickory cane. He then ordered hin
10 leave town Immediately. aud never re-
turn. Mr IS. started away. aud Bridwc.l
left Some 81 the boss watched the bride
groom. who returned ia a few hours o. iht
house 90 The bride, but before he could as
ccud Oh the bridal chamber they .'nahheG''
BIN. aod whipped him acsin, aud ID is sa i
ROLLED hin in 4 barrel down the steep han
on Nam street.
-Nr. shower. aitcr this. "vamousea the
raueh. 90 aud has uot been heard from. ON
she morning of the 18th we met some col-
orct men 20 the street with clubs, hunting
shower. They were indignant al the i1sisi.
frituei On. as thc col0rod people generally
arc.-AsorriiiC Wac.
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MISCELLANEOUS FARMS.

A farm Of l2s acres in Sumner county, 3 miles
from Gailstn 20 nc es cleared, balance heavily
umhered snd We vaterec; land Of irst rae quality;
has good country house with rooms and other
Improvements. Price, 81, 800 Tor the trhct
Also, 200 acres Mineral and Goa Lands on
Cumberland Mountains; has any amount Of the
very best timber on IT,
Al o, a nee tie farm OF acres. vel watered
aud well improved, az Hendersonylle 10 miles from
Nashville, IN TIE a n. r. r. Has on It a spsn-
did spring and we'll; the place well ire osed. hi e
S1,9Ju oash.
A 80, farm Ct 500 acres OfTeTy rich land lying
GU Spr ne Cretk Madison counts, West Tennessee,
Is miles from Jackson, at the IN ersecuon Of two
good pixies. In prOvements first rate. VIII he sold
in body or IN trac's 70 suit purchasers. Prce SO
per aele.
Also, ere ofthe best and most highly improved
farms IN the Stae Leautf lily located n this side
Hsrpeth river. opposite Fmnkliu, Tenn, Is miles
from Nashville, contains ~ acres improvements
Of he frst o der. Can be bad al a bargaia il sold
mined stely.
a Farm o. 1000 Acres in Wilson county, twenty
one miles from Nashville, one mile south Of the
I4shan0a Pike; soil rich, well enclosed with g,sd
cedar ienoe .splendidiy waterei; four hundred
asres cleared bal snoe vel tmbered with cedar and
Cther oWth; two residen' es on the place--one
with rooms, the other with rOOms-both with
good outhouses, &c.
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Notice to Shippers.

OFFICE GEN. SUPERINTENDENT, Nae RI
NssHvttIK TESS.. SEP. ia, ISIS.
OWNS % he Western Hni Alsnhe Rslroad
an hsine in the POSSESSION 81 The Military an-
thorities 81 iaeights destined ior pQr39 soaih q
Caa,isnooga must he pyfpad either there or q tins
- ~
kieEhtl or Enoxrilie are nog tSkan thro1eh.
Notice vi - aver a. soon - she MIhisrF an-
thoriiios reiinqish tie W 4 II R., ana errEnRe.
meet are maze ior throueh Frtights soulh.
WI. p. INNS,
sepla-H Gen sup. \, kC RsiiTosa.
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Nashville Property.

An elegant story Brick Residence, Nc. 30 Cher
rs street. ne X door TO ''Wels House." containing
DO rooms. Lot fronts 40 feel, by lS0 deep. one {
the best pisces IN tie city.
Also good Frame House with rooms, on South
SIMMER street, in good Cosdtlon. Price mod
era 2,
A Good Brick Residence, No 81 Line street,
with nine rooms gas fixtures al through the house
GOod ouihouses and stable, all IN good condition.
Lot Il by ls0 feet, Price very moderate.
AlsO--A Brick Store-house No. q Broad street,
south side, two doors from Market, three stories
free from taxation.
AlsO--A comm 'dous Brick Dwelling, corner OF
McLemore and Gay, with seven rooms, kitchen with
3 rooms, and lumber room. Los fronts 4d55 feet on
Gay, hT 81 deep. splendid wster and beautifully
shaded, yard well enclosed. Pnce 81, 90.
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DAVIDSON COUNTY FARMS.

A farm ofss acres OF good land, miles from the
city, the Stewards Ferry Pike, well fenced and
I in cultivation
Also. splendid farm of acres, Mills from
Nashville near stones river Pike 40 acres cleared
balance heavily hmhered. Land very rich.
Also, farm ofl59 acres Of ine land miles from
! Nashville and near the Lebanon Pike. Ha, good
eouutry improvements on Is; 50 acres heavily
tmheTed Price, $50 per sere.
Also, iarm Of 1874 Feres, 81 miles frmo TIE city
On the Buena Vista Pie s. acres cleared, bsla0ee
heavily tmbered; splsndldly Watered; soil ve-y
rich, vii be sold in body or divided to suit pur-
chssers.
Also, farm ofs2 acres. miles from the city snd
4 mile IRON MuIfreesbOro Pike. Splendid land and
hss some g0od timber on Il.
A Farm OF sixty scTes good land-lO acres in
timber-three miles nom the city, on the Conn y
roai, between TIE GAINESVILLE and Brick Chur.h
Pike. Price $500.
A Farm Of l375[ Acres, s miles from the City,
on the i'Neelya Bend" PIKE Ons-hslf Of the tract
IL cleared, balance vel timbered. Has on it a two
story brick residence with six coed rooms, good
kitchen, stable, snd her outhouses. The farm Is
| hnely Watered, and is enclosed with good cedar
fence.
miles from the ely, on Mill ereek-opposi;e Smiths
MIL. About Two thirds Of i - men bottom land
aud vel watered.
A Nice Little Farm Of l655 Acres, four and a
hsif miles nom the ely, the Whites creek PIKE;
our sores IN timber. Place well Hsiered.
A 6plendtd Farm containing 400 Acres. I'VE
miles rom Nashville, on the Nashville and ChRtts-
n -of a railroad NJ Glen Che Depot, and on Mi
creek. The land is very rich, spiendidy watered
snd beautifully located. This is one OF tn BEST
GRASS FARMS "a Davidson county and is pecG-
liar adopted TO raising Stock. On the place is s
rsilroad switch a. d near by is a cry large sand-
tank, bsing splendid place for an extensive Brick
Yard. There Is a two story brick residence. with
framed addition, con aiming 7 rooms also kitchen
and out-houses, good barns, stables, &c, ana an
Orchard OF lUJ0 choice Fruit Trees.
A Nice Little Farm Of IT Acres four and
half miles from the city, on the Diclzer,on Ike.
Has framed house with four rooms, Out-houses and
stable. l-snd very rich excellent wster. Pre-
s. ,50J csth.
tctI5u
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At Johnsonvlle, on the Tennessee River. close
connection is made with fine daily Line Of Steam
ers 10 ST. Louis. They will receive the Cotton and
pey all accrued charges to that point, and trsns-
port to St. Louis, giving through bill Of lading to
kew York. Al #. Louis, the Cotton is transferred
by The boats to Brosd Gsgue Mississippi aud Ohio
River Railroad, free Of DraJage, and by them Is
carried to New YORK without chsnge OF cars. II
Shippers prefer the route by way OF Louisville the
Agents Of the different Through Freight Lires 10
New ork, will receive il at Nashville and f5rw ard
il al Che way by Rail, paving accrued charges,
" fhout extra tpense. The Nashville Louis
Vile, and the Nashville Chattanooga Roads being
connected, Cotton shipped by way Of Jacksonville
viii not change cars az Nashville.
Rates from Johnsonvil 2 to New York Sc per hsiei
from Nashville (sll Rsi). $40 50. las We are aav-
sed) Parties desiring % re-shp At Nashville, IN
stead OF Johusonvilie, can have option Of shipping
BY Steamboat 10 Cincinnati the Cumberland RiY-
er being in fne boating order" at low rates Of
Freight, not exceeding 81 per bale to Cincinnati,
snd from that point over three different lines Of
Railroad, at S. per bale Cotton by either route
can be laid dawn IN New York from Eufsula, Mont
gomery, Columbus or West Point, IN Y days.
Shippers must conslgn 10 Steamboat Agent at
JOhnsonyille, and 10 Ageots Of Through Lines, or
Commission Merchant at Nashville. Government
PERMITS must ACCOMPANY each bill Of lading.
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A RE RECEIVING AND HAVE IN STORE
20 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whiskey.
~ Viewers Mcn0ugihela Whisky.
90 Robertson county,
~ Fine cid Lincoln county
10 Old Peach Brandy, very Ere
10 Old apple :" -
10 Fine imported Heanesy Brandy.
Casks Fine "atar'' and Crescent" Port Wine
imported.
10 CASTS sherry Vine, Superior qualtyl
~ Plpes superb Rhine Wine.
80 q Weeks Fine Cstawba Vine.
10 . LonRW0rth's Sparkling Catawba VIVA
100 lmrOfted Ciaret Vine
10 Casks Fine jana ca Bum.
10 Imported Hollsnd Gin.
on Cases genuine NRcA1id Absynthe.
10 Casks Suneuor Catswoa Brandy.
la9 barrels Fine n. Sugar.
20 Bois ami p nhls. Powdered Bar. Sugar.
% " 4 Crushed Sugar.
81 Bags Prime RIO Coffee
20 Bhls and y bis n y Molasses.
100 Boxes Superior German soap.
go f" S'ar and summer Candies.
100 20 Starch
200 Cases assorted Matches.
100 +" b Soda.
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MNZZRHL2Zl

~ medical men and che prass recommend Or
klohl.AND's ANTI CHOlERA MIXTuRE a
the eeif ees'a n renaedy for - arrtos snd nystn
teiy. " p continuation q Astrirrerts. Ahsor
hcuis, eiinauiants. sni Csrrrinsiirsa. and i ~
railied to eiieci cure "a q sli othor means nav,
fsdlcdi especisly n chronic csses.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Passengers holding Through Tekfts can have
their FsEEage checked through 70 de-tnaion.
Upon arrisai OF STEAMERS at Cincinnati. cnsiFeF.
ance y be furnished. free Of harRe 10 hotels Of
Depot Ai The y : NAL Lns Steamers step at
4 b. ". Raj way Nhar Boat. foot OF 5fh Sirest Al
Omnibus and hsRgsgs Wsg0n viii % 10 rsadiress
uEon ar Vel Of kFennE roat from Louisville q
convey pas engtrs AID Their bagr4ga. free, 10 At
iautic and Great " e=tern Railway Depot "a VERY
short distanoe,l thus iusur.ng connections.
Pare a. low, and time quick IS BY any othei
route.
- Tickets can he procured In Cincinnati At the
Northeast corner Broadway and Fir nt Street, No
81 West -Four Street, and o. the New as, ngeI
Depot Cincinnati, Hanitoa snd Dayton Railway,
and at frneiPal Ohces Of Connecting L mes.
Z p FCLbER Capt. BARNEY.
Sen. ncketAgt Pass. As't Louisville.
ID. N1cLAREN
sepi2-u General Superintendent
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10000 Henry Clay Cigzs.
5000 Perfection" 90
$1,000 "Figa~oH a, lin whole and b,lf t,,,-,s,
10000 "Tip Ton" do
5000 Tycoon" do
$4,000 "W Way a.
1900 Warrington 10
$4,000 Assortal Brsnds
% half hgtts Poeshontss pounds bright Chew
ing Tobacco
D '41 flsi'elh ioo.ceo'
20 "May Apple" DO
20 Butts Navy 10
leo Caddies black lens. 90
Sunny Side. Sect owen snd Dew Dron. Pine Cut
Chewing obaceo.
Fine Cut kllllk,uuick smoking Tohscco, 10 pound
bales and F" Weed" in vnoie snd half bsrrels.
We are the sole Agents for II. Beck's
popular
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VEtrUc.-A humorous writer of The Chi
cage Post describes how be got cut If bad
teTape iu the Police Court, ia the iolloging
ma uer.
aoneNimoming the Judge q the Couri
seat ior ms ] went down and he received
l-' .'i1ally- said be had heard Of the
sanaet I'D things I had accomplished 81
n .in ma end was proud Of me. Z was .
i'iil-inS Young man, and 81 that Then
"neiea q toast. ''tiuilty, or not guilty =
~ 'Aael M bret but eloquent speech
setting urth The Importance OF the occasion
that hr ught us together. AMER the uspsi
cercmonies I loaned the city ten dollsrs''
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Oyaers! Oysters I! OyNers!!

4 An ~ ,clvinr dsilT iroas Baltimore, Fresh Oys-
Il trrs, and " D ~ "a ssue wholesale md reis
Uheap. Liheusi uisocuri mads o. she trade. An
prepared 10 Oh orders irom dislsece e. re theri-
ssi naiice W. a. Balm
DEALER IN Ice, No. I CIiddle S.,
oclalm uesr loIisV.ll e IAspot
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HOWE MACHINE,
Elias Howe, Jr., Inventor & Patentee,

Elias Howe, IT., Inventor Il Patentee,
1t Is unequalled as a Manufacturing
Machine, and its reputation thoroughly
established.
The HOWE SEWING MACHINES
are celebrated for doing the BBST work,
using a much smaller needle for the
same thread than any other Machine.
These Machines are made at the
new and spacious Factory at Bridge
port, Conn, under the immediate su-
peryision of the President Of the Com
pany, ELIAS HOWE, Jr. the original
inventor of the Sewing Machine
Duplicate parts Of Machines con
stantly on hand.
Machinery repaired and satisfaction
guaranteed.
Sa-Liberal inducements offered to
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NAsHvlLLEAND DECATUR
RAILROAD LINE

Tenn. A AiaE R-Cfn. soaihern 5. ~ sl'a' .
Ala ecu. 3. X
srrt- srrEaisTrsnrsf's gTFlce,
NasnFu1a, o. -, 4saa-
NASHVILLE a DECATUR r. R. LINE
a, Wedrssiay. ne fih nsf-. sri IN
{ III -.-fi,sr Bouee. Passenger irana AZ run 40
Co., 4,..-. y..hrls Or peeEiur and Huntsville q
-l---,---,i-e-Ieaye nsosiur Iulctou a. 9 an; a.
- V.stFlle q as ? ~
/" 49, -ssisrdu Iraiu On Cc'umlra ie1Fea Nah
We ss 3 SD pm
HrfuruIlr lflfe tai-lilllA a. ~ an aiii7-li
sf Ess1Fils a ID an
No. Sop e. al IuienreiIaic alEfo1s
f.rz an tom usoaiur - miles Eest 90 re ~.
: G. H. y cau1actnE sii1 rizls ~ ior Iaa11ii-
- hanoe b. n a. q r. % aemphIs
oc1f-u J. H. FyIIEh, e1ulalFL
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MAJ ~ Guar RnrrslN.-The London
corrcsp srdeut of Tie Chicavo Tribune -
af the cattle chalera.
Hundreds of farmers have lost the rhoI,
Of Their i1ct, which is ruin. Our sheen
were thoueht 70 he quite safe, but il has
proved Otherwise. Our meat Is new one
shilling pound, and is expected 20 De
gheE ln day or two. A famine ofani-
nal food y predicted, and veeeiarinuisns
sisnds chance 81 last Of getting q fair
trial"
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FOR syrhiiis or Venereal Diseases, the samari-
tsns Root and Herb Juices is the most potent GER
tain and sdeciua remedy ever prescnhed. it resch-
Is ald eradicaes eFery particle Of the venersa poi
son, 20 that the cure u thorough and permanent.
Take then this purifying remedy and Re heales,
and do not transmit 70 your posterty that for which
you msy repent IN alter years.
DO NOT DEsPAIRt
Although you msy be pron0onced incura'le, the
Samarit-n's Root and Herb Juices viii remove
every vestge Of impurities FROM the systsm. as well
IS al the bad effects Of Mercury.
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From Cincinnati,
VIA
AHantic& Grsat WesteTnRaiIWal
k-sls7l"5-s5s
Three Through Tmins ltan CiHsiERali Daily,
LIGHTNING DAY EXPRESS
MORNING FYPRFpgrl

- This is the only route 10 the OF Regions 0
Pennsylvania. The Night Express leaVts eyer
Sunday ght instead Of Saturday Night All olhel
Trains ieaye Daily, Sundays excepted.
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The efficacy Of these remedies is alike acknowl-
edged ~ physi-iaus sni paHerts- 1hey a e used
10 ne U. 5. Hospitals snd by their res merit have
gsined The ppprolauon o. the most abie suraaons
Paiiert take not ce . be ingredients are known
70 The physicians VINO use theul, you Will see By
the following:
posr HosFIrAE, FoBr NASSAU,
Baltimore, Feb. 81, 1854
"l hsve great satisfaction in stating tnai I have
a Sd 81 Tbs SamEritaus Eemedes ioIiV ensrssi
iseaEe IN ia most customary forms that I have
USED them with Judgment discretion, and proper
iy. ana have i0uad them reErouu 90 my a-dCips-
10 promptly anu eiEetla =. knowing their
composition, have the fuIiesI c1uioence Ia taesr
efheaey, and a. ar 81 my use OF t1em extends, /
recommend them stror EiT
ALFRED G. BOWERS.
Assistant Surgeon CHI NeE fork Vols.
Reader, here j. procf positive Of the value Of
thee truly vslusiie preparations. The old sc ken
irg ana d Eusaug drugs have 90 eve way 70 rene
dies pHFFly vegetable, lleasali % the taste, and
POSITIVE ClRk.
sold By WJ&CW SMITH, Druggists,
Cor. Church and N.ue streets. Nashville
DESMOND CO, Proplisiors
sls Raee street. Philaaelphis, Pa. lsep2o-em
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50 ihds prime New Orleans suiuir,
IS DO 90 Porto REQ SuRsr,
~ Do do Ouias sugar,
% Barrels Crushed mi PoHdersi aufaT,
81 DO 6rauuaied Sugar
1oo DO A. and b Coffee Sugars,
200 DO G. eEtl escorted Brsnd1
so do Yeiios sugar.
40 Fsgs Ro Ciae.
- Mas Java coioe,
20 do LaguIrs Codee,
10 Bags Gings-,
10 Bass Aiapica.
- Bags Pepper,
% Barrels Macksrei,
- bhls 40
so kits DO
100 Boxes Soap,
50 do Starch,
10000 Ogars, assorted Hranda,
100 BoHea Candles,
i0o do RaiaIns,
% Cases Sardineae
go Cases 0ysiera,
100 Dos Buckets,
90 Nests Tuua,
Together with everything uaually KEEPS d Size
sale Grocery Houses.
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The Samaritan's Gift.

Sent BY msH in a plsin envelope. Price, Msle
packages, 500; Feusle 90.
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sATTRpAY. oCToBER n. 81.


+ ON the Detroit Free Press, 18TH
Bloody Tragedy-- Sequel TO
an Inhuman Oufrage--A Youthful
Arenger--Was Shot BY the Brother
Of His Yictim--The Boy then Gives
Himself into Custody--Particulars
- -, us~aufc afiair
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FEMALES

FEMALES 20 FEMALESil
In msnv affections with which numbers Of re-
males suffer, the Root and Herb Juices rs most hap.
ply adspted, 10 4 leerated Uterus, IN Whites, IN
bearing doEn, Falling Of the Womb, Debility. and
for al Complaints iecident 10 the sex. Sent By ex-
press. Pnce, e per bottle
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o. B. HAKER, Cincinnsf p. P BAKER, N York
h. D. ROGERS JAS. N. LIZA,
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TE1E have reduced our prices % compete 1ith
" Northern Cbes- Tins being branch Of our
NEW YORK House gives great ABILITIES for sellEg
Foods q the lowest prce-. Our stock emorsces
The following, besides a great variety Of other g.
hcle5;
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Samaritan's wash,

+. in case Of syphilis, need in conjunction with TIE
Root snd Herb Juices. Fan oirechons, Price any
cents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-22

Oycrmnn Gold and silver Mining
MINING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
Gold Canon Consolidated Mining

Company, Gold Hill District, Storey County,
Nevada-Noticc il hereby given that at meet
ing of fhe Board of Trustees OF said Company,
held on the third dry of March, 1865, an assess
ment Of One Dollar per share WIS levied upon the
capital stock Of said Company, payable on the
4th day of March, 1865 in gold coin of the United
States of America 10 the Secretary, at the office
Of the Company. No. ZOE Washington street, in
the city and cuunt. uf san Francisco Any stock
upon which siIid assessment shall remain unpaid
on the sixth day of April, ls65 will be advertised
on that day delinquent, and unless payment
shall be made before. will be sold on the 25th day
Of April, 1865, to pay the delinquent assessment
together with COSTS Of advertising and expenses
of sale Bv order of the Board of Trustees.
JOSIAH II. APPLEGATE, Sccy,
Tu2 Washington street, S. +.
Mr. John Rule. Superintendent AT the Mine, is
authorized TO receive and receipt for the above
assessment up to the ID day of April, 1865. By
order of the Board Of Trustees
mh7 I'll 10 IAIi II. APPLICABLE, Sec'y.