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Every Day,

on the srrivsl Of the Cars; connecting ,t Psducah
with the Cincinnati Packets; NJ Cairo viii the Illi.
nos Central Railroad, the Memphis Peket Com
psuy, snd Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Com
per Mississippi Boats
sepl5-3m
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For Sale

FTNHE stcsm Ferrr 7oaf 4" KENTUCKY -
u lElnr n Uuper LeFes, h cflsred si \ -,
- has teen recszly repsire, and a u 500 90
q, o. adercss BuTIaER a GEE ENWOOn
Generk AgenfE, 9. ,. Charfv s.
eeS-s 20 box ca
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800 Agents Wanted.

som a MONTH guaranteed - szg 80
f1Ztfky ua.d b. eaasIufn. e1afFft.
rsen. Ta-rtera R.iuraaf soia.ers, sd a. 30 ~
cage 10 The sale III "Hollaudia LIE q -
"&hhotts History OF ne Rahelaas 49,
Liie o. Wa-h'nTfun." anf uauF qilef -
Wr-rs a-If Errr4Fnea For isfH-s 40
srsuIF frfreflliaiT, n per-au or ~ 80
- y T. HIaELA
Iif Fourlb ~, ~ NarEsi s9a -
uarl-cn DE- As
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Samaritan's Wash

Is. In osse Of syphilis, used in conjunction With the
Root ana HeTb Juices Fah oirecuous, Pnce tiny
cents.
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TysrA8LIsaED N $50.
II Cocoon a HUNTINGTON,

sursssous g idi1 a. all.-na -.
-. - pes.1 nsaIeqa 10 Lao-l19 49,.
- f---5-'rg Giars P1af1s- lne $50 - -
- .-ro-l-,a1i q Mirrurs, rc1 - - -.
-. fIIlrr n Al - t11rcnea- - 80 -
- - l.I..rr - e NFlunl $50 =
- -i--,l-- 515as.ts PlnE ~ 30 Yes
oeU-1
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Liquors.

Bbls Alcohol, es per cent.
&c per cent.
" Proof spinis
. Pitts Whisky, pure, Cor Med purposes.
" Pure French Brandy,
I +" Holland Sin,
Pure Port, Madeira, and Sherry Wines.
FOR sa'e low, BY EWIN 4 PENDLETON.
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Baltimore, FEB 90, 1854
81 have gresi saiislsctiou 10 Stating fnat ] have
4 81 -''fhe samartaa's kemediesn iorlF eur.real
lisease IN ~ most customary forms thar have
used them with Judgment. aiscrs Ton, aud preper-
". sud hsFe iound them respond o. ny adticips-
ii0f preiEptly ana efiactuai y. EnoTiup their
cOmposluon, have tie faiiesf ooufueqoe M their
ernrsry, snu IS ar A. my use OF them extends
recommend them strongly
ALFRED @ BOWERs,
Assistant Surgeon 5.h NeE York Vols.
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FRIDAY. NoVEaIBER p. 1866.
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RATS OF IBTERTIsIss.


Adve-tssrneuts In tho SPECIAL Column, frzt tine
tom ] % lines, q oo-eaeh addisonal line ~
tsufs: subsequent Insertions, 10 cent? per line In
Iocal Columu. hrsi TINE, nom 70 iiues 81 o.
each additional line, 50 cent?; Subsequent inssr-
tons Is cents PEI iiue-
All advertisements occupying specizi position
I'D al duutle column adFertisenaents viii ~
charged ~ per cent advance on regular rales.
HARRIkGE And FUNERAL NOTICES
WI Be CHARGED 4 he regular advertising r.is.
sud mrai Invariably Be paid adEsnce. o. no IN.
ssTton msde.
ANNOUECEMENTs OF CANDIDATES.
Eoi IAaAe Alltlhs- o.
FoT County ........- 10 &c
We, ne undersigned, hgTe tais day Adopted ths
a2oss ratss 10y advertising, 70 winch Ne bind cur.
sslfes srrieily 20 adhere.
IN. CAMERON a CO.
JOHN WALIltCE, for TIE Disoefeh
BARBT, WINHAM 90. foT P-er
Ball, JONES CO., for Gazette
NASHVILLE. IEEE. Eept -. 1854
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BIrTERS.

brakes Plantation Hitisrs,
Bulls Cedron
hosietter's Siouach %
boorhsye's holland
hO0almd'a eeruian
For sale low, by EWiN 4 PEEDLEDON.
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The efficacy Of these remedies il alike achnovl-
edged ~ phys lans and patients. They are usad
10 The q. s Hospitsls. snd b. theirreaI mert have
gained he appreciation Of the most able surgeons
Paueot take notcei The Ingredient are llnoun
10 The physieians who use shem, as you ull see BY
the iolioNlngs
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MILITARY DIVISION OF THE tenn FssEF, D
CHET Guam aHAsrFh's OFucr. u. 3. NJ. Z. 4
NAsuviLIE, q rga., Oct 81 1875.
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HITQHING HORSES TO SHADE
TREES

Tbare is no act,not bsou.ely criminal
says an exchange, that is more inexcusa-
bly, careless or blame worthy than that O
tying horses to sh ade trees on the streets
Of the borough. These trees are highly
ornamental, and exceedingly desirable for
the shade they afford the inmates Of the
houses and the passers along the streets.
They are only obtained, however, after q
great expenditure of pay and care on the
part of their owners, and therefore should
not be lightly esteemed by any. Persons,
doubtiesa, often tie their horses to the
trees along our streets, thoughtIessly, and
without the slightest idea of the injury they
are liable to infict. But when injury is
the result Of this thoughtlessncss the party
whe docs the mischief and not the one
who suffers it, ought to pay the penalty to
shs extent Of the damage done. /
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DENT CORN IN WESTERN NEW
YORK,

We have noticed in former years the
remarkable success of Joseph Wright, of
Waterloo, in the cultivation of the large
Dent corn such as 10 raised in ce"tral
and southern Ohio. His land for this crop
was remarkable for its warmth, lightness
and tcrtility-enabliDg it with early plant
ing to mature before autumnal frosts We
have measured, in one of his fields, a stalk
which lacked only two inches of being
fifteen feet high, and the upper ear was
too far above the reach of six foot mar
to reach up and hang his hat on. Presi.
dent Lincoln could not have done it had
he been there. This corn generally yield.
ed nearly a hundred bushels per acre, and
in some instances considerably exceeded
this amount. S. Williams, of Waterloo,
furnishes the Genesee Fa1mtr with a
statement of the crop for the past season
covering eighteen acres. lie never had a
larger yield-one hundred bushels of ars,
or over, per acre. The cob Of this variety
is So small that three bushels Of ears give
two of shelled corn. This variety of corn
would at all answer for ordinary manage.
ment in Western New York but il shows
the complete control in cultivation, which
those farmers possess, who, by under
draining, maruring and other good man,
agemont, make the season month longer,
as well as obtain a larger growth from
erything they cullivate,-Cotntyy Gen.
tlemsn.
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The lchigh Cattle T'Oassicr

| ) werrau,rd to
, he til most gCwcr
iul agent f'r the sInm
arh ami blood Of Cattle.
Swine, or Sheep. in pro.
M ting digestion .clraus
III. tn system anli trau.
'i'r.rc tie purified m
lui1l iluid IN flesh. Iat,
milk b'Itt'r aud .tr"ngt''
ma establishing health
AMI viIUr.
DIYOY'S HORSE q
NUi.t POWDER is tho
nnly medicines legally
pat 'nt"d IN France, Eng.
land, switzerland and
Holland, ani duly adj
miurd by their Courts.
honor \ with uriy lupO
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Te above is a correct likeness of Dr. schcnck taken
many years ago, after he had recovered from Conslm
lion iv n conrse of his "SuitFScK's pULMoSc SYRUP,
The Iikepess athodg IL does not represent MN any
thing like ms bad as he at the worst, ytth ~ III
strong contrast with the hale and vigorous looks o tue
Portrait below which Is the true likeness Of him at inc
pFesent time. The contrast between these two P"r
traits is so great that many would no, oeeve 'h' W
bc tho same pcrson. Yet there hundreds OF per
sons ia and around Philadelphia who viii Recognise
10th portraits to be true representations Wheh IN,
II was taken he weighed l01 pounds ut the present
tim, his weight is 80 pounds.
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&XGHAMaR huEE7.

hEir"prIctor Of this wciknOwn aud Cln,.alIy lucs
L ted House, the EXCHAsGE IiurLL stunt. on AI.,
street ~ BloohSbuTg Immediately opposite Il Cuiua
oa Cohty touri House respectfully Inform his rndl
ana The public in general, that his llouse l. nos, an or
der Tor inc reception aud cnte rtanmrnt Of ravr.r
may ce disposed TO favor it with their custom m h.s
spIeu no expense ~ preparing the TX, Ay0E f,l re
enuHnhment oi hs guests, neither shall there 20, any
uhhe wahHps ION his par) 10 minister - .r aTsu
business lOCEiIon
W oWiiphscs run al all times beIw e.u the IA lE'
@ nitc' an" ne various Rail Road y p'ts, ~ 30 -
c"ls WIZ DC pleasdutlS conveyed 90 ma f..r he
sPec'lVe stations IN due lime 10 mc,t lar na.. -
BloonIsburg, July :, Ige0 " ' F
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The above estimate is based on an al
lowance of hundred days actual service
each year,which would be over GO or SIS
dsily-or over sac at the present value
OF currency in this country. The daily
average number of acres plowed has been
eight, and the cost therefore in our pres
ent currency would be about s4 per acre,
or SO in gold.
1t would be question for our farmers
to answer, wheathcr this work could be
more cheaply accomplished by horses, if
it were not for the fact that iron work,
coal and wages are all cheaper in England
than here. At the same time the labor Of
horses is dearer. The same authority
states that IL shillings per acre is lowest
rate that powing can be done on strong
soils with horses in England--whch would
be SO in gold, or over Sc at the present
time in American currency. This being
the case, steam plowiDg is practic able and
more profitable in England. Probably
with oil the drawbacks of higher prices
here and rougher land, added to tho want
OF experience, it could not bo executed at
the present time for less than seven OF
eight dollars per acre, if the preceding
figures are reliable. 1t appears that the
first year of these experiments there were
many breakages and Interruptions. But
alter the lapse Of three years, through
more skill in management, they have
become but few, and tho expense c,nse.
quently greatly lessened. 1t is for the end
OF these three years that these estimates
were made and not for the first.
We have never been sangine that steam
plowing would be soon introduced into
this country, and have no doubt that it b at
been retarded by unsuccessful experiments
made through mistaken view OF its easy
accomplishment. We SEQ no prospect a,
present of its introduction, except on the
broad plains of the West. where tho sea
sonable performance Of blowing over thou
sands of acres by means of machinery for
the purpose of timely planting, may be
more important than the saving OF expense
in the operation,- Country Gentleman.
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her and takes great pansso ieuse, any one has tina
hents bns anything like eta tou and tries 70 &c
the m 10 come aud The next case Is Miss Sci
Ge IA from Stamford, Conn Mrs Bartholomew got hee
down to see me- and she has been ever since nj het
house W hen she first came to my rooms she was
much cmacatcd with distressing cough spitiing large
quantjtes Of blood. l examined her lungs WIN the
resprometer and In all my practice never found m'e
with lung fnr gone and the other lung so SOUND
| could not give much encouragement. Thought she
would die But To my astonishmcnt the Pulmonic syrup,
Scnweed Tonic aud Mandrake PILLS all seemed TO &c
right to work the lung is all healed over leaving
cavity as large MS goose erg good appetite, hne
sbiTits. and has gniRed some thirty five pounds Y
weight She has some cough yet, whith DO NO no.
think will leave her before June. should thnk II
would be Of great interest TO some unprejudiced phy
ccian to visit these cases. particularly Mise Scohtd
or any them who have been Ciired by NV medicines
they are numerous in New York, but the above three
nil differ from each other aud f my medicines are do
ing what represent they are they should have the
credit and the afflicted know whore and how they mas
be rnted J. H. sCHENCK, N. II.
Or H. schenck he found NJ his principal ofhce
No 20 North 9Th Street Philadelphia, every saturday
/ Croms A NJ, until r. NJ, 10 rive advice, free o
charge bu, for n thorough examination he charge
tifsc Hoars rtlcc of the rnlmonic syrup aud Sea
weed onic each s25 per bottle or 81 the half dozen
Mandrake Ps 95 cents per box, and for sale by a'
Druggists and Dealers.
| June II, l-G4- v.
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ais, and invented by VIZ puyoy, Professor Of the In
pcral Corg" Tor agriculture N Paris aud now mun
ufir turcd by e. G.. IiIRNER Dr of T.. aud n, Aleu-
town. Lrhjgh County, Pcnns sylvnna
Al diseases nj the stomach, lluuI, Lungs aud Row
els speedily and certainly cured "althy stock Will
ba brought into thu very highest state uf perfection
and two tnhlesponntnla week IL ct great valu"
hard workn horses, breeding Stu' aud colts, ant
sHycd thousands ~ valuable horses from contagious
Diseases, wei al the Dnrn'ynrl ms in the army.
THE iE.iIG WORM CONFECrluNS
ctlrrtuallv all Iii" obstacles whirh usually
prevent the cIpc ling uf woriS. plea to taxi"
aud al-n of tho most agreeable purgativ for
CFdrnR. So confident the inventor of the surcrsR
of Ms iaorious studies, ~ III" pahnlngcai compost
rh of this preparation timt hs furnishes every giad
uated rhy'rian with written prescription, as new
III tttie eria medica.
TiiE UNloN re- H'H. rat VICE AND ANT EN-
TERN NFDK.
is powder far TIE sure cStcrmjuaion of all Ncrmus,
VIII never change WIN age AMI climate, and m"cI.
prriFabir To b" old phus pfnrouS Paste, whirh hard
rns in short time, makiug IL wn.thlrss. For dIrrr-
tions and particulars the small bills in tn. boxes
" uno hundred and thirty seven premiums have
Been awarded tn these celebrated pr Pnraiis up
Dctobcr ~, ISi+
RoYAt& EhStR rfc The wholesale Agent. In rhil'a.
F"r sale by all rrspsc able Drug aud country stores
November -, leGI Kim.
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MANHOOD,

MANHOOD,
7hird Edition, Gfy Thousand, 9o pages,
.. clOih core,S.
BY ROBT. T. BELL, NJ. D.,
Msmbcr of the Royal College of sutseons. london.
addressed to youth, the married, and those
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.
Sent by mail, post paid, on receipt .; TEN CENfh.
BOON TO THE AFFLlCTEDl
and has saved thousands from life Of mscry and al
UNTIMELY GRAVE.
1t treats on the evils OF Youthful ind,crcton, Self
Abuse, Seminal Weakness, Emissions. sexual Dis'
easrs, Genital Debility Loss Of Power Nervonsngss
Premature Decay, Impotence, &c. &c, which uhnt
the sufferer from fulfilling the
ORLIGA7TONS OF .M4RRE4GE,
and illustrates the means Of cure by the nae OF
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
und oihct treatment, necessary In some cases, md
Which Mrer ,fuiS IN Gure, ant can be
aelied on.
THEY dr nauscatc tho stomach or render the breath
offensive, and hey ran be
USED WITHOUT DETE' TlON.
they do interfere with business p"r'ns, and are
NJ CHANGE OF DIET Is NEcCss AIRY.
Ihey are Warranted IN all cases.
Upwards of two ,housand eases are record that
HAVE BEEN CURED
by us,ns BELI's SPECIFIC PILLS. nsd riBcaics
can be shawn from many that lave used thcm'
NUCfSE OF FAILURE EVER OCCURS
towards Of a hundred Physicians them cxtcfi.
syc III their private practice, and ,hcy ELECT
cures without them.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
Ars the original ard only genuine Specific Pm There
, are host u fimitators-BEWARE OF ruEM.
THESE ARE WARRENTEU.
They are adapted for male or female, old or young.
and the 0n'y reliable remedy known for tho csrc
Of all diseases arising from
YOUTHFUL INDISCR ELTON.
! In all Sexual Diseases, as Gnno,rlica, Structure
Gieet, aud in all Urinary Kidney camplafus thct
ACT LIKE A CHARM
Re,mf i. experienced by taking Il single box: and
from four to six boxes generally effect y ctr1
SOLD by DRUGGISTS GESER \I.i.Y, IN knYes
containing SIX pills. price ST. six boxr,, s. also
III large boxes containing four of the small price 81
lf you need the Hook the Pills, cut out this adyer
jcnrn for reference, aud il you procure them
of your Gruggist, do not be imposed by any Other
remedy, but enclose the money in letter to the pro
I prirtor
DIR. j. BRYAN, BOX JO79,
10 Cedar street, N. Y.
who will take all risk if properly directed, aud will
send The Pills, secured Holi observation, by return
mail, Post Paid.
st LII BY DRUGGISTS CENTRALLY.
DEMAs BARNES & co, N.w YoRK.
Wholesale Agents.
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LEATHER! LEATUFUrr

I'hE Undersigned would announce III p ,r b,e.,, l.,,
- - atmt atand Cap Empo4unl, on Nn,n "A, r',,.
Gmts ' assortment OF different kind Of Ieat such n,
nc cai SKINS morocco, (rod and hl.cKl mi Iiuin, al
=, % Mm,'n ne M se cheaper than eau bs had niteNbeIe
." '"'S "aiA'" Can ard exomiHu IL ,m for yourAelva.
Glonmsburg, May e. 1854 ~ ioN'
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DR. j. BRYAN, BOX JO79,

10 Cedar street, N. Y.
who will take all risk if properly directed, and will
send the Pills, secured hol observation, by return
mail, Post Paid.
81 LII BY DRUGGISTS CENTRALLY.
DEMAS BARNES & co, Nsw YORK
hulcsalc Agents.
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All Chronic and Complicated Affections of
the System, (and all diseases pecul-
ar to to Females J

Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaints Chronic HeaIaohe
lies aud fistula, ChrouiC and Inhamnai0ry Rheuma.
iisn, Neuralgia, and Nervous Diseases general DebI
n.y. Srrofua, Lanccrs and Tumors Chronic and In.
famatorv Disease of the Eyes and Ears Caiarrh sem
lQal Weakhss Imp oence. Urethral aud Vaginal Dis.
charges sexual and Urinary Diseases generally.
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Farmers Department.
COST oFPLow1NG BY STEAM.

COST OFPLOW1NG BY STEAM.
We observe, according to the statement
Of English papers, that the cost Of powng
by the use of Fowler's steam plow on
strong land has been found to be as below
stated. The expense of plow and engine
complete is el 200, but the engns being
used for other purposes when not plow-
ipg,i is thought fair 10 estimate the whole
cost at 600. The following is correct
statement Of one years items
Interest on e70O,5 per cent, G35
Annual ware, 10 per cent, 20
Repairs of breakage, 3s
Coal, oil and tallow, n
Wages, So
Water cart, 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-12
Notice,

1NHE BOARD OF. SCHOOL EXAMINERS
i for Storey county will examine candidates for
teaching in this county on the 10Th and 18th days
Of December. The examination to DO held at tho
Office Of the County Superintendent Of Schools,
No. "a South d street, Virginia city. The cxRmi.
nation will at 10. o'clock Of these days.
All candidates for certificates Of qualifications
will be required TO pass an examination In the
following branches, VIZ: ar -.. .-..
LIST. Orthography, Reading, Writing, Mental and
Written Arithmetic, the Elements Of Natural Phi.
losophy, Geography Object Teaching and Gram
mar. .u.Eg-T-.
od. Applicants for positions to teach In Gram.
mar and mixed schools, will be required 10 pass
IN examination In the following branches, In I'D.
dition TO the above, viz: History Of the United
States, Psychology, Hygiene Chemistry and Book
keeping. .[r..rs ...f.# ID. .grs.r. .,a.I|
I'd. Candidates for certificates to teach In the
Virginia Grammar School, will be required 10
pass IN examination In the following branches,
viz: Algebrs, Geometry, Natural History, and
Astronomy. --..#-E .a .gr.
Natural History will be required to be taught, In
addition to the studies enumerated In classes ! and
2, rs above.
This Board Of Examiners will be governed by
the following rules, adopted April 3, 1855. BY the
State Board Of Examiners for the government OF
the County Boards Of Examiners: La.-h Ig..
lat. 1t shall be the duty Of the County Boards
Of Examiners In each county, after they arc regu.
iarly organized by the selection Of q Chairman
and. Secretary, to hold such ~neetingS o. may be
required TO examine all persons who may apply
for certificates Of quallacations TO- teach In the
Public Schools. The time and place for such
meetings to DO hxed by vote. or by call Of the
Chairman Of the Board and previously pub
lIshed. Iag- .a,
I'd. 1t shall be the duty Of each Of these Boards
TO conduct all examinations In q fair and impartial
manner, and TO test thoroughly the knowledge Of
ali applIcants for certificates OF qualifications In
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NREMEMBER,V
DR.. Chas. II. TOzer's Institute
IsA tho northeast corner OF
jackson and Kearny streets, San Fran.
cisco, California;
Entrance on KeAny street. All letters through
the Post Once or Express should be addressed to
DIR. CHAS. II. T0ZER,
sells m San Francisco. Cal.
ConRtable'a Sale,

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the Justices Court OF Gold Hill. Sto.
rey county, State Of Nevada. attested by w. n.
Hall, J. p, to me directed and delivered, fer
tho Satisfaction Of Judgment In saId Court rem.
dered on the 18th day Of November, 1865. in IN.
vor Of J. '. A. Lansing, and against Victor La
motto, for eSl 90, md 90 25 costs aud ~Rccruing
costs, I have, this 10th day Of November, A.. d.
1866, levied on and taken In execution oil tho
right, title, claim and interest Of said Judgment
debtor, Victor Lamotte, In and to the following
described property, to.wit: "...
The portion Of the lot known on the official
map Of the Town Of Gold Hill as Lot 8, Block 3.
Range E, said lot fronting on Bennett street, and
running back to Union street, bounded on tho
east by o lot owned by Mr.. Bennett. on the west
by dwelling house occupied by ". Lamottc, on
which Is q house occupied by the Crown Point
Company, and used as an ofico for said Company,
said building being about l6 feet by 10 feet.
Notice 10 hereby given, that l will expose for
sale, to tho highest bidder for us. gold coin. tho
said property. or 80 much thereof aI will satisfy
said Judgment and costs, In front Of the JUSTICES
office, In Gold Hill, Storey county, State OF Ne.
vada, on TUESDAY. the 10Th day Of December.
AID. 1865, between the hours Of 10 o'clock 81. and
2 o'clock P. ~. W. II. BEGAN.
. a." . Constable Of Gold Hill Township.
Gold Hill, November 20. 1855. no2l I'd
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Oninion. Of the Prcss.

"DR. DOHERTY is n Skillful physician and
honorable gentleman. Any statementshe makes
TO his patients he II sure to fulfill. That TACT IL
one great cause Of his eminent Success in his pro-
frssion. II Is fortunate that among the many nd.
vertising physicians there is one who can be de-
pended n."-Revirw.
DIR DOHERTY'S reputation Rs u physician
is a sufficient guarantee for the cure OF any case
he undertakes ."-Chronicle.
"DR. DOHERTY has devoted his study more
particularly to chronic, specific and secret prac.
lice. and as such IL now the most successful Of
any ply sIcian in San Francisco. FIR Press.
"DR DOHERTY'S reputation IL second to no
o,hes physician on the coas, In chronic and spe-
citc practice. Mirror. ,
"bR. DOHERTY.-rew men in the medical
profession have succeeded in gaining the conf
d.nce Of the public in their skill and Judgment rs
he has."-Enquirer.
DIR DOHERTY ranks as one OF our most
distinguished physicians. and also one OF the most
successful, which II now the criterion by which
the medical practitioner IL judged."-Echo.
DIR DOHERTY enjoys n more extensive
practice than any physician in this State Xxx
press.
Address. W. K. DoHERTY, NJ. D..
.e3O an San Francisco, Cal.