davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-12-24

1asa. On the stree, sales ncrc made 1t 1as s1lvcs
vas nominal At 130@lS9.: i'--
Government Securities were firm sod a shade
h3chel. We cpnte:
, 1865-12-24
Miscellaneous List. !.

| PGells1EE OF the 0ItCnun-
u{mAu
Reeprser Of Apo11o Com.
mandeu, moi
Eev!ew
8 d R6
S T. 8
| s Il d CO
SeEfatnfy Dearborn Lodge
No I'D A F / A II
Secretary OF Dlnney Lodge
NO "a a + 81 u
, 1865-12-24

Local socks arr quiet at the following quo,a-
ttons:
Buying. Selling.
Cook County IS. ........ S sth
Cook County Scrip, old. 1oig1a7 10sH@103
Cook County Scrip, new. T1 Is % q t1!
C1,ur,Ixar ri oId
, 1865-12-24
Underwood Eyellne mi
yandeTEent M1ry mlss
yaux Tl1I& mts
TS7huskI1kP " mrs =

v.c,,,srf.,hc,,,e,n, m,
taEsMi, i ~ 81. ! e!+t. Ma nj
Wssflsness ; zrrfs ~ Ttsss :
~ Wsinh s7I-n %
Ws,tlron ann,e Eu-
We;;.rc linnrsh ] rtiss
Wc1ters s;ienem1s
Wsrnes fiarfH, 4 mis-
No., W.+rsn annemiss
wnus1 -. ~ NJ Ewi4:p
u1ss W.,n.r Fl; : Mis-
, 1865-12-24

The receipts and shipments thls week. as compared
with the preceding week. were fo1lowa:
KcctIptk less ttan last wee1. IS
Shipments morr than last week............,.... 10
AZ compared with the corresponding week Of last
Sear, NC Ind as follows:
Receipts for corresponding week OF 1894.
lfece4pta less kn1S boz
The receipts stnce January 1st, compared With the
receipts for the tIn,c In ls4. As follows:
Receipts eince Jan. list, 933
Receipt. fut same time IL HGt-.. SOC
Excees tcis s5e2f....s--......... l1teo
Tue shipments ftoro this point from January to
the present time md for the same time last year arc
n follow:
shipnes since Jan. lst AlaN
Shipments tor time In ulSt4...............sa
Excess this 36o6
The rates Of freight on live stock East were 1ed on
the 18th day Of April M follows.
RATES or {EElGUr on LIVE eTocA YAsr
, 1865-12-24
Balance left for PACKERS. ...... ...... .4B
1S64..............E3f,4 f,47
81 1GS%9

THIS estimate Of 10, ,4cs head is altogether TOO
larrc, The packing season did not commence until
yfy late aEd up 10 dale the amount packed u csl-
uataI, by competent authorities. at about Gu, 900
head-e billing pf Of over half million in COM
nsr1son with the amount packed at this dstc last
, 1865-12-24
QrQal.
Dissolution.

TISSOLUTION.-Thc Co-Part-
uershtp heretofore existing between $. $: VII
Hanson md y: H. Andersop. under ths My}e o5 & +
st5N CO. Niigapkce, il thIs day dissolved BY n,u-
tai copsent The business Of the late lrm viii ee
sctt1cU bY i. g. Williamson, In ChicaHo, and ". Il.
Anderson, IN MuTaukee-
g. 6. WILLIAMSON will continue the Commission
Business IN Chicago. under toe style OF
q. 3. W1LLIAmaoN Z. Co.
, 1865-12-24
z 3-EO U. g. NOTES.
And other Government Securities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD BIZ
TETE SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
j. 4. ELLIS. President.
aToCHEx BONDS

NORWOOD d LOCKWOOD,
eToCHE, BONDS
And Govcrn111cnE securities,
No. II syillium Sd, New York.
acconn.s nr Tanks. Bankers and others solicited.
I11crrst allowed on e11l5 balance. acr-v.ooo
a. q. AnKWU0D, JIM. AOtA NUoDt
Ofuic n u. Stock Exchange. Lae o1 hanalosN MI.
New York Stock Market
C,oeiuG .1secs fer cash DeccDhe: n 1sS3 re:elfca
br F.fi. Ealtpu-terl 4 Co., Commission Stock ana
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ag2ein ~.

vJtelt i't if
n8ietleint Ioutet hit binou{pei8eu II. feber
ob baS gRdo9en nod bort lie9t,"
nSin0 Sic pon Sinnen? ba8 biebe ia geraot
Die G.nbiiOung oeS Mdb8enS 8erltBren. Stein,
'la0en 5ie. ahS ge6en,"
0amlt 9ugen iie pOri6er.
2Il8 Der 2aut tbrer Saritte eritarb, etbpb Itf
9e(trto lcn9iain. sic 3itterte 10 beftig, boB iie
nit 0(ibe 1tebep fonnte.
n0Prtef gu, tpas iie ipra9en ?" fragte 1ie
Olga, melae unbewegli9 bleb.
Stein, Geffrio, td b6rte Ni&tS," itantmelte
Die 9leine unb begann laut 51 peiilett. ,9a8
mar rtat entieBIj9. 9u, pie fir4te i'd
MID u '-.-
,,Bsnltbe Sid, Elm 8isden rubig gu per=
benz BAT 9eIfri0 uno eete fi4 auf Die Stufen
Der Gjrpft. ,Dir ntii7en np4 einige Ausen>
bIide bier oerpeilen." . ''-.- ~
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geliebte 6eIfriO, taB un8 gebetl, IonIt totnnen
Die f6redliden @eIpenIter tpieber. 94 fterbc
.getpB, tpenn i6 fie nD4 einntal iebe."
.6elfrio blieb unbemegli9, tpie ipenn iie
9ddt8 BON Dem, mas Olga iagte, 9eb6rt Bate.
Sic nabm bo8 IldOaen uno 5Os eS an iidb, ais
pb ile baiielbe befhuBen topllte. Olga ipeinte
tpieoer lln0 bat, nit ibr fort5u8eben.
,,g Gnblid, nab gerfluB elmer longen 8eile,
erRob lib 6elfrio nnp iie tpa1oerte nab
9auie. ..a
..6tsa Bat 6etfriO. innig, 9}isnano et'pas
sn iqgen, baB iie auf Dem 8rdbpfe gelpe@
len, nno erbe(t 5ulett bo5 @eripredsn, 81
ihweigen. ras
- GSprtIeburd fo[df.
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0errenFleil z@a1en.

gGeit %ratt Str. 9lp. 358 unb 358d.
0leiuen 9eebrtcn Greunbeu unf benz 8ubltum made
i'd Biermit bic Au5eige, ba5 Id bo8 Ion felt 9a6ren all
beem Yiabe etabirte @e6at iEernpnmen babe unb be=
dnbg elm reit6ntgea Eager bon aSuen, elib gsartei=
teten SerrentleSern neueer aepa gu sen biG9en reiz
fen oprtdt9i9 Galteu unb aud pide au 8eelunS anferz
tiSer tper5e. -sGtOe fir 0tSe unb 6oIen3euge in allen
Gorteu unb Su alien Yreiicu.
8errer eue austpabI 0fegenGirme, GtS6e &C., iomie
aIe in bieIeS Sad einl9Ioeenben gtrtifeI.
s3~ Glle 8efelun8eu tperbea prompt, biGiS unb In
tar5eter iSrift augeerti95.
g. G. HalSer.
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& { II / | [ E / d II.
eArl,eit aNclt 0ell ManIt.
Sin ssut aus Der asirflit,feit .. aHariag, ,e@part

(SOrtiebung.) as
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NrininnIe9 e9ifets

OrlgttalzItfet3
su 81 at snsGabemi $40 299 grattfr Bet br. Stf6er
cwte eege Gtnienbung tes ter Setraes nebf Cts FL
@rRfamps thtst Der Ntrsfe 9puts
@985arbet Gtte lgep s ftfes. 3a sGblreideu
Betheifieun9 laeet eth 0 f
(lert3mtl QputS BuIItnaer GJen aat
@g EGstS iinhEaRa tnitr 0iftce ps3 9GImpregDeasr
babeH.
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0elcj)dlt'ts=l llnjei0en.
Samuel Airk * SGblle,

Samuel Airk * $0bue,
AS3 Baltimore CTR,
MAIDEN termt adtnssrpn Gdufer auf Sic Ul9eaeen
unb eIe9Gn EN- QIadren, meGe apf has BeEe ars9eT
frdblt unc In eem neuefen StQl terferti8t ftb.
Stlber.
Stlterne SheeIerttce - lltnen
&deIlerotce = 9rd1ntrteler,
&Hfei uno @dteln = 5Sruge,
81 @alSaNer uub SutterfIb!er,
&Giuieln - Su6ent6rte,
Steeteiel = GbeebI0Ien, Il
lcwe eine 8Tps @nSafI Spn fen nn6 neItden Iternen
Nrttteln'
6olS.
@prSlsl6 eearteitete gDbene Danellbren NIT ten &C.;
fhn;adbpIfen Dersierten @eb0ulen,
tSbatGIaiuess
2scntue5,
G5uagb <sbatms,
0erren. ll6ren Dpn 500 B. 5000 nit enen Hetten;
6alte un6 ednSe Sets oDn Damen 5snelrg
S5rocetstS, f
&autelcgues,
Diatndms Timge,
DanHetten= Gptene 8tn8erbutc SIciftfte, GCls
Gene 8riae Grisnc gprereten Seine dter Spernedisr.
FSilbeypIatt;r1e 9Sanreis.
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unb 8leifhplotsn NIT 0amper 2iqnpr Staneer-@isrI9e
-8utterIubler-pidte rs-@eGfrie-Stdnber &C. &c.
(he315-25l
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IL 5erti9c Slcioer
IL unO gRpoezgtrtiteL fir 9erren,

l21el -slbsl Wp. BE Mmgdf spn aeitp. !. artnll
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slaat Do8 Ya5liEmtae I

Ra Die llneY5td3nsten bestrsn ii9, .bren Tteunbsu
-4 anb ocn' @Hsssun, BITE ansigs ~ miaGea, oas ia
tbr @tfAaft na eer WDriDeRefe tDn 8aItmgre unt re
mpn.itc. cerlsB baten. 8eantt9 6anb nnb ertnier
td8lD bic radfe An8wabt 90, Stplfsn urb Ntnfern nt
fe berett btssiten ea 8afiluug GnsuGrtlen. au Ia.
Strlmpffn Neaeaie fmsr H. T. D. unt oue in btefss 5ad
einidlageufsn Mrttssl IH1
&c ptrb hets unEer areeen etn rnfefs 9setrtan Sun
zen pIaitltd pn6 eeea ;u bebtenfn.
8Dntner & Gtnber
)2lei-5i6sl Np. 572 gQD@de hDN 3ctp. n Hrtnon TIL
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SO 318 gR ptattara6e.
afinsn 5reunten rnb Ssfdnntfn lrpe BEN gGebrsen
lum berbaup BITE rgebfnae GnSetee eaB i'd tn nenent
Stcre fats eth 0riimen rttger 5erenflsber icoe cine
f4Gue Ausrabl ben u n7terfIf tbern, Semben o.
i@entuGer, Ctr ii mpfe, 6encenfraeen T. IL. tpr-
sdtBtg baltf.
aud perken Rliter rad WinB ous Zen pbernen gtpen
Gn8efsrtiet Biuig fir 8oar 1T men 5Rptto.
(SJuntl5H) u. 81 rtenetEen.
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&eibn6us
G$faN s4eM
RaafpIser brn Saepb 5eeeer,
% German Ctr.

NaafpIeer brn Saepb Seeger, |
% German Str.,
empeblt ffn Gut prrtes 2aser In pefnben Gesenfan6en
as, metnsnen neulbernen nnt pattten gDaefen, Sars
beftG9en unb Bereruneen, SbEpa'ten, giunntern umb
Snnbe6aIsbanber Sdmelstieeel Grppsi @artier gfpt6
RaseIfet!sn gapbideen gOlrbaren fur @Dfebeer Gafe
nen9 stfu!ber ale Sgrten Dratb aey 89ermDetGr nnb
Sesmaager, S5aB- unit S@au6burReu 5punte S3dI6ude,
gcrfS 0abuen fir Brauereten. g8lrbe fnben etn %I.
fcrtinsnt 9etedFern 6abner, 8enttIS &C., defenders
bic berutmsn pGentr.en gertGtsn beren aeintsr 8sr<
fau fur WarpIanb 9ifritt &Oumbe &c, rem nnerSe9ns-
ten SGn ben @rfnteft bbertraBen purte.
30 Cine erpBe partbe S8pu uenwaareu, namtntlG se-
hrtdte Gds fir 6erren unc Damen faeben gDyttss
berg etngetrpAen a1b b,ttet url 8enet9ten 3upru9
(nro4jD Chr. Beb.
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0i,,abnsrner >e.
(5r0l;e 95r4nlienzGo ollec!e

\~SLUiSS |e@t9tR%Es~S S>ONRSkN
s.tft 1e snr @rriGtung bee
am g. Il2riI 1865 pom Gtadte gSesp Serfep In:
9. corporirten
.Gcntfd)ct, SSttrNllinCn@ uto 0SnilCnD0tics
ipber beutften Stabt
(S0g S9orbDr (sitaD.
9reibunberttalte Contributions gintbeiIe
ieterstN tbettnHr gtnenD DplIGr,
fir ben
naf SStDaliSen= nltG g5aiIcnbait8= =9Son0,
~. mpgegen
Observation-Disclosures 9SrGMieu 9ertbeilt
- e.l kVgroeM4
9eber ter aeu DOaar arwen0st uat NIT tteer fletnfn
Gecuer bertruppelt D6aen unb berdene Rinher inter-
fNeen bfIien bat bic Nust 6urd stie 8ermtttiuns
Der 6rou 8rnna etnen rseHSsn eaneb BON $4,000 erb
aeer iOn eine DrGnte be une abpart8 III ers;-
lsn Die 8erbetiune btset pecundre 8Drtbls pe fetne
'5mette Se6er& tbetl"S S n g ber auB ct II c
Dr & m IL etbalter.
sIa6ers8 beia6t has pAbtiCrte ygmpblet.
SIM Wuttra9e:
SeF BerlpeItur98tatb beg heuiiden SnhaIitens
tnb GDatIenbauIeS.
Eb. g unb nj at n , SeFr,
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ConStnble'S Sale,

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the Justices Court Of Gold Hill, Storey
county, State of Nevada, attested by w. y. Hall,
J. p. to me directed and delivered. for the satis.
faction of Judgment In said Court. rendered off
the Goth day of February, A. d. 1865, in favor Of
the Inhabitants OF the Town of Gold Hill and
against ID. MeMurchec, for S9I Judgment and $40
costs and Hccruing costs, | have this 2lst day of
July. 1865, levied on and taken in execution all
the right, title. claim and interest of said judg.
ment debtor. ID. McMurchee. in and 10 the follow.
ing described property, to-wit: All that certain
lot or parcel of land, situated in the Town Of
Gold Hill, Storey county, State OF Nevada. and
known on the official map OF the Town Of Gold
Hill as a portion of Lot 10, Block ], Range o,
bounded on the north by lot owned by J. D. Con-
nor. and on the soulhby property owned by Mrs.
Julia Moore. Notice is hereby given, that ! will
expose for sale, to the highest bidder for U. s.
gold coin, the above-nsmed property, or so much
thereofu US will satisfy said Judgment and costs, In
front of the Justices Office, Gold Hill, Storey
county, State Of Nevada, on SATURDAY, the
18th day of August. A. 1865, between the hours
of 10 o'clock ". and = o'clock T. ~, namely ut ]
O'Clock =. u. w. II. BEGAN,
Constable Of Gold Hill Township.
Dated at Gold Hill, July 2Ist, 1865, at the hour
of3 o'clock. ly22.td
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GnnStnhle'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the Justices Court Of Gold Hill, Storey
county, state ri Nevada, atteSted BY W. \. Hall,
J. PIT me directed and delivered for the S~atlsfac-
tlun OF Judgment IN said Court, rendered on the sth
day OF July, \. ID. lNj. In favor of J. Coleman and
J. Williams. and against the Sunrise Gold and Sill
Yer Mining Company. for SHY S-lOO and Sl2 costs
AMI accrulng costs, | have this nth day Of July.
Isis, levied on and taken into execution all the right,
title, claim and Interest OF said Judgment debtors,
The Sunrise G. aud :. NJ. Co.. In and to the follow
Ing described property, tO-wlt: \ certain quartz
lNlge, mining claim AMI ground situated In Gold
IfIll Mining District. Storey county, State Of Ne
vada, known and designated n the ledge and claim
of the Sunrise L. and :. VI. Co. owned and possessed
by said Company, consisting OF LOO Twelve Hum
drrd Feet, more or less. on which Isl shaft (2OO) Two
Hundred Feet, more or less: also. a within. rope and
fixtures bc,Ousins-one small shed and all Improve
mentS In and ON Sid claim.
Notice i hereby given that wlilcXpOSc for sale 10
the highest bidder, Tor L. :. gold coin, the said prop
erty or so much thereof us will satisfy said Judgment
and costs. In front of the Justices ONCE OF Gold
Hil. STOREY county. State. OF Nevada, on Tuesday
the lSt day Of August, A. D. ISIS, between the hours
OF ~ O'Clock. NJ, and . O'Clock, ?. VI, viz ut l
O'Clock. Z. NJ. wM. II BEEGAN,
Constable OF Gold Hin Township.
Dated al Gold Hin. July llth. lS6j, at the hour Of
II O'Clock. 4. VI. lyl2 I'd.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Sherin-s Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN PUR.
~ Suance OF q decree of foreclosure, rendered In
the District Court OF the First judicial District. in
and for Storey county, State Of Nevada. on the Goth
dav OF June, l>6J, In favor OF John 5. Doc. plaintifi,
and against VIM II. Wade, Frederick Schettcr, and
the Imperial Hotel Company. defendants, for the
sale nr the mOrtgaccd premises hereinafter described.
To satisfy the sum OF $4,000 principal. and Sl,7iO In
tercS,. and interest IN SIX thousand dollars
(S6.Wn from date Of decree until paid, at the
rate III two per cent. per month, together with costs,
taxed at SCI L., and 81 10 accrued costs, and accrulng
costs, all payable In United States gold and silver
coin: and 10y virtue thereof, and Of an order Of sale
day OF June. Isis. anil TO me directed and delivered
on the same day. | will. un FRIDAY, July 18th,
lNS, sell. at the hour Or II O'Clock noon Of
that day. in front OF the Court House doors. In the
city Of Virginia. STOREY county, Nevada. At public
auction, 10 the highest and best bidder for cash, In
United States gold or silver coin, the following
described property, tO-wlt:
That certain piece, parcel, or lot ofland, situate In
the town Of Gold llil. county Of Storey, and State OF
Nevada date Territory, commencing at the south
east corner of Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S old office. about
~ feet south from the south lire oil Crown Point
street: thence running SOutheTly along the west line
Of Main street one hundred and five and One-hall
QOiE) feet: thence westerly one hundred QOO) feet.
more or less. to Telegraph street.; thence northcrly
one hundred and i've and onc-halt (G4 feet 10 the
south line Of the premises known as the old office OF
Wells, Fargo X Co.: thence caSterly one hundred
tlu) feet, more ar less, TO the place of beginning,
such being the premises Ormerlv occupied by the
Omnibus COMPANY a. stable. yard, etc. and now oc-
Cupied by the Imperial Hotel Company. and where
on l. situated the foundation OF the Brick Hotel of
Said company. JIG CLAKk,
Sheriff of Storey county, Nevada.
BY JNO. NJ. NEALL, Under Sheriff:
Virginia. June ~. lN3. Jyltd
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To Owners Of Town Property
IN GOLD HILL.

THE TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF Gold
i Hill, having fled with the Recorder Of Storey,
county u map Of said Town, with n statement Of
the extent and general character Of the improve
ments therein, and having also transmitted to the
Land Office at Carson q verified copy OF such
map and statement, In accordance with tho pro-
visions of an Act Of Congress, approved July LIST.
1864, entitled " An Act for the Disposal of Coal
Lands. aud of Town Property In the Public Do.
MAN." and the Act amcndatory thereof, approved
March Sd, 1855, We beg leave TO direct your Rtten.
ton to Section Q Of the first mentioned Act.
Our familiarity with this business Induces us to
tender our services In the preparation Of all ne.
csssary papers In this connection, and In forward.
Ing tho same 10 the proper Office (Which papers
must be 6led within three months afer the filing
of the map in the Land Office
We have secured the services of Clement 7.
Rice, ESQ.,, late Register Of the Y I. Land Office,
who VIII attend to all the business In the Land
Office at Carson, In connection with Locations,
Contested Claims, otc.
STEVENS e. FISH,
Searchers Of Records. etc.
OFFICIAL Hall Of Records. on h street, Vir.
ginia City.
Virginia City, June %, 1865. ju23
Information Wanted.
TTHE WIFE AND FAMILY OF Mr. URIAL
i Spencer, Of Brooklyn, Long Island, are'anx.
ions 10 obtain some information In regard 10 him.
He was In Washoe about four years ago, since
when nothing has been heard from him by His
family, who are in destitute circumstances Any
one knowing anything Of the missing man will
confer a great favor on Instantly by addressing
MRS. A. L. SHUTE,
iu3O 100 Fulton street, Brooklyn, Ii.
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OR MISERY
That IN the Question!

THE PRoPRIEToRS OF THE "PACIFlC
i Museum Of Anatomy and Science have de.
termined. regardless Of expense, 10 Issue FREE
(for the benefit Of suffering humanity. four Of
their most interesting and instructive Lee.
TURES on MARRIAGE, and Its disqualihca.
tons: Nervous Debility, Premature Decline Of
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Loss Of Energy and Vital Power, the great Social
Evil, md those maladies that result from youth.
full follies, excuses Of maturity, or ignorance OF
Physiology and Natures Laws.
These Invaluable Lectures have been the means
Of enlightening and saving thousands, and will be
forwarded FREE on receipt Of Twenty-Five
Cents 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 y2p
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To the Afflicted
pD ~. % Ls1,Ts TIL

VNK. IULEN, IN NEIV NNI-NV ITIsNNNN "
~ his patients and friends In the country, would
most respectfully inform them that he can BE- found,
as usual, at his Institute. northeast corner OF Jack>on
and Kearny streets. devOtlng HIS time and attention
particularly 10 the following diseases; viz: syphilis
In Mi ItS various forms, GonorrhUa. elect. Structure
of the Urethra, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual Debi-
itv. Diseases OF the Bladder and Kidneys, etc, etc.
From his long experience AMI extensive practice, lie
can warrant q perfect cure In all Of the above men
TONED cases.
No delctcriOuS drugs used In my practice. Wy
charges are moderate, AMI my treatment to my pa
tients Is always honorable. The almost S'crcSy OBJ
yar,-aA In all rasPs
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For Rent.

L Proof Brick Building, containing IA Rooms,
No. l5s South C street, Virginia. House furnished
with all the modern conyeplenees, and particular
~ adapted for q Lodging House. Also, the lower
story Of the same building. suitable for q store
and lately occupied by c. D. Sloat, Grocer.
Apply to MURPHY & BAILY,
Attorueys-at-Law, over Wells, Fargo & Co.,
Virginia. Jyl4lm
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To Corre.Doudent..

Patients OF either sex, residing In any part Of the
country, however distant, who may desire the "pln-
ion and advice OF DIR. Tozer, can, by submitting u
written statement Of their cases to the Doctor, re-
ceive all the attention and medicine necessary In
eject a cure. without the necessity OF a personal IN
terv!ew.
An letters strictly confidential, opened and replied
= to by the Doctor himself. ~
Consultation at the office or By L~etter-FREE.
Address DIR. CHAS. ii. T0ZER.
ana an San Francisco Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-24

When YOU are afflicted with weakness OF the back
and limbs headache, loss OF muscular power. palpl-
tation OF the heart. irritability, nervousness, extreme
urinary difficulties, arrangement Of the monthly
sickness. Sterility and other diseases peculiar TOTE
maleS-consult Dir. Tozer. and you will receive par
tlcular attention. Let no false dcltcacy prevent You.
but apply at once. and save Yourselves from painful
suffering and premature death.
Ms rooms are 10 arranged that there Is no danger
Of exposure, or OF meeting any one except III" Doc-
los
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-24
Important Caution to the Public!

DR. PROPRIETOR AND
IL Principal ofthe Pacific Anatomical Museum,
begs 10 inform the public that he Is in no way
connected with any advertising parties who may
assume his name. DR.. Jordan assumes this mode
Of cautioning the public to prevent imposition,
and a. the Anatomical Museum Is q permanent
institution In San Francisco, parties trayellnsfn
orI apl0 mis-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-24
MINING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

,Overman silver MInins Cen Hs,Ts; sfSlS;
county, STATE OF Seyada-Nofice Is hereby given.
that al a meeting Of the Trustees OF said company;
held on the 2ethday Of June, ls6S, an ~ csnI,oi
'stockof said company. payable forthwith. In United
States gold coin, 10 the Secretary, at The once OF .ne
company, No; 6l9 Montgomery street, san t .h.E =.
Co. Any stock upon which said assessneE! snaI,st
1865, will be advertised on that day as dellhlMIe1Ihs y,
and unless payment shall be made before, MIL e
sold on Friday the 18th day Of August, 100, lopez
the delinquent assessment, together with cost OF au'
~vcrtlsinG and expenses OF the sale.
GCSER EVANS, Secy,.
jy3td -" San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-24
Seminal Wenkne.S.

should you be afflicted with any OF the following
svmptoms, such as Weakness OF the Back AMI Limbs
PainIn the Head, Dlmness OF Vision, Nervousness
and General Debility, Loss OF Memory. Confusion OF
ideas and Depression OF Spirits, Evil-Foreboiins
Self DistruSt and an Aversion TO Society, consult Dr.
ToIer at once, and h. Will restore you 10 perfect
health.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-24
HORSE Shooting!
shop Adjoining Sacramento Wagon She

HAVING RENTED THE SH0EING DE-
III partment Of the Sacramento Wagon Shop,
l am now prepared to do all kinds Of horse shoe.
ing promptly and to order. Having made Horse
Shooting my exclusive business for many years, !
am safe In saying that those who patronize me
will not 60 away dissatisfied. Try me.
iu3 m D. BLACK.