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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-10

HTGn CHURCH AND Low CHURCH Open
Declaration of Ww-In his letter Of Sep
tember q, the New York correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Ledger writes:
The rupture between the Low Church
clergy and Bishop Potter, growing out Of
the practice Of the former in permitting
-episcopally ordained ministers to of
liciato in their pulpits, is approaching a
crisis. On Sunday evening last, as if to
make contempt for the Bishops recent pas
toral, torbidding such practices, as en-
phatie a. possible, Rev. S. Fl. Tying. r.,
invited Rev. DR.. Storrs Presbyterian to
preach in his pulp and the invitation was
accepted. Among the clergy present on
the occasion, was Or. Tying, Sr., and Rev.
IIe1ry Ward Beecher.
Bishop Potter's organ, The Church
,fournal, noticing this event in double
loaded editorial to-day, employs this en-
phatic language, "After what has already
taken place, this act can no more pass un-
noticed, than the attack on Fort Sumter.
AZ i MI open declaration Of war.
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FALLEN. Col. Jacques, who, before the
war, was one Of the first and most lnfluen-
tial Of the Methodist denomination ID Lii
nois; who raised q fine Illinois regiment
for the Federal service, was made colonel
Of it; served with distinction; took con
spicuous part in the battle Of Chickamau-
ga; travelled extensively during the war,
among the Methodists, under the inatruc-
tons Of Bishop Simpson; went to Rich
mond with Mr. Gilmore, and had that oele-
brated interview with Benjamin and Davis;
and was lately sent to Kentucky to bresk
up tho ''negro camps"-bas been detected
in the house Of q female professional abor-
ZIONIST in Louisville, engaged with her and
DR.. II. G. Muller in procuring the abor-
ton Of woman from Georgia, who died
in eight hours after. Colonel jacques is
,1mdnr arrest
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Resg~ The Pope and the Able List are
together at Castel Gondolfo. The Holy
Father ordered an excellent piano for the
latter from Paris, which has been forward
ed with every possible care. Plus TX. il
passonately fond Of music, and passes Q
great part Of his time listening to Liszt's
music and conversing with him. List, in
addition to his brilliant talent as q pianist,
is known TO be one Or the most agreeable
and entertaining takers Of the present
day, and has no difficulty in eclipsing all
the private encourage Of His Holiness, who
for TINT reason look upon him with great
envy He is, indeed, in great favor with
the Pope, who not only likes him person
ally, but also finds him useful in political
matters. lie sometimes entrGsts him with
diplomatic duties Of d very delicate nature
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FINE STooK OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
One of the best assortments Of ready
clothing ever introduced into this market,
is tile ono now to be seen at the store Of
Mr.. J. KowALsKI, on Laurel street, be-
tween Lafayette and Third. The stock
which is o large one, was manufactured in
New Orleans, at his express order, is Of
the best materials, and Of the latest styles
and patterns. Persons in want fall cloth
ing should give Mr.. KowALsKI call, and
make their selections. He and his atten-
tive clerk Mr. Gil, are ready to accommo-
date with oil due promptness and polite
ness their customers.
Besides Clothing, Mr.. KowALsK1 has
also on hand, and ID constantly receiving
supplies Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Of
all the various grades in demand, which
are worthy the attention OF all who may
stand in need Of such articles.
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COM WI HE FR ClAL.
MONDAY MORNING, October Q.

HiUNHhF 0aUhNAN', VVtFJHV' =
C0TroN--Ruing rates refor ordinary, 3603or.;
good ordinary, 420el3c: low middiinE, as u I6c,
and middIipg, dTGD4sc.; good mdalinE is scarce
at SIC,
SUGAR AND MoLAasEs--The stock is light Lpai
siana sutar, good fair,) u quoted ct Toe, and
light yellow clarified at 1910 fg3lc. n ID. Retail
rates for Cuba fair 141GG0l41Ic; FULLY fir, 15hc
prime lTl4G21sc; and choice. 1916. W ID.
MoLAssE4 is dull at en- R65c y gallon for good
to choice Cuba
FLoun-Fine, as 90 Old superfine. ~ 90; extra,
Sill IAN; good extra, si2 90 $l2 30; choice ex-
tra. familv. Hl4 u ia Dbl.
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CoAt. Ar REDUCED PRIcEs.-We call pub
lie attention to the advertisement Of Capt4
PAYNE, giving notice Of the fact that he
has reduced the price Of his Pittsburg coal
TO 81 50 per barrel. This is an actofgon-
orous consideration toward the community
on the part Of Of the Captain, which Will no
doubt be properly appreciated. His coal is
Of superior quality and will DO likely to
meet with very ready sale. Send in your
orders everybody, in time.
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tzY~ For the latest papers in advance Of
the mail, we ara frequently placed under
obligations to Messrs. ARCHER d HENDEF-
son. They have placed US in the same
"predicamontn this week. Many thanks.
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100. F.-A notice Of special interest
to the brethren Of the /. o. O. r., will be
found inserted elsewhere, to which we
would call particular attention.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
III " a " CT AL.
hFoEpkY MORNING. October 9.

MoEDAY MORNING, Uct0beF ?.
CONGREGATIONS ranging from 146 to 147.
snvER-l41G9143 for American coin, and t4tQD
las for Mexican.
Misunderstanding, 158@159 At bsuk, aad l55
GD157 for clear bills View York sight bills, No
Il n and III per cent. discount, and for very large
BAEBs--MerchsntH Bsnt, 62g63c; Louisiana
State, 5g4c.; Union Bank, nc, on the dollar.
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.Etsa8rs. @Eflitors--Please announce the
present incumbent, EDWARD COUSI-
fsf RID. Tor re-eleetiop to the office Of
sheft o. East Baton Rouge, ut the ap-
preaehnR November eleotion.ezas
augl5Fd VOA POPuLl.
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l..lrrleltter,s az .Eeiner's sllOp,

I'M this department Mr.. HARRISON Thomas will
I haFe me c1nfge and control Of the work, whose
prom p1bpss Of execution and superior workman
fl4ia, il v stIs5poRh. Buildings erected and re-:
n4iraf Stt+fB and safooa5 fitted up in the neat
sst i Wei WHteF Castefns of any desired capacity,
ma Il she best material and workmanshln, fur
u3shes 54 order. md all other work in the line
promptly ATTENDED tn, 81 the shopon Third street,
Enr,sfte Negg Theatre. aug2e-tf
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FOR IoIs''r. fATTY.5
FOR SHERIFF.

H. Eai5or-~ Please state, that at the re-
quest 81 May Of his friends, ALFRED
DUPLAHTEEfs, Esq, has consented to
become b Candidate for the Shefifalty of
the Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
aag3-Pd Ga ~ 7#T
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United states Direct Tax Notice.

u i pifset Ytr Commission for ne .State Of La,l
Office No 1856 Common street,
+t#A New Orleans, Aug. 10, 1861
IHB Tax Roll FIR tue collection Of the United
] ia 6ay Direct Tax ip The PGrish II last Baton
.J.eage ii completed and sha Taxes thereon levied
4raaf atf By virtue 81 IA set entitled an act for
thg collection u Direct Taxes Ia insurractionary
districts within the United ttategs and for other
pnfp1aeg, apprafedJ nue nth 1892, will be paya,
Bile ID fir at tEe Court House, il the city of Baton
H1uee, v thin sixty days from the list day of
August, 1865. n
Etals aud parce sS5f land within said district
IN gbtcl The tax Shall rot be paid within said
8lEty days viii ba forfeited to the I'm tod States.
8. EN- RANDALL,
GEO. W. AAfEs,
D. URBAN,
Tarect Tx Commissioners for Louisiana.
AAsst
HI + 0EHeEs9N, Clerk.
u. ID. O'CONNELL,
EEF## Collector.
BAroa 3oUGE, Aug. 2lst, 1865. aug22-2m
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u EH5t6f You win please announce
T'Els mas. IT. HERMAN DEE, Esq, as
Il cahdI tate for The oiifee9of Sheriff of East
Baton Rouge, vi the forthcoming Noyem-
Dor eleetlou.s EN
uag5 pd. 40A POPULl.
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BACK AGAIN.--Our old friend i. A.
LAT1L, having returned to Baton Rouge,
has resumed bis former business as Gun
Gill - ~ lhn an,nn atnnd On Third
street, which be occupied before the war.
Az valued citizen and accomplished nrti-
zan. we hail his return and resumption OF
business in our midst, with unfeigned sat
isfaction and pleasure.
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A GRAND Snow EXPECTED. A big thing
in its way Is on its way to the ex-capital
Of the State. Messrs. q. w DEHAvEN %
COS. Omitted Circus,n il advertised TO ex-
hibit at Baton Rouge on the ed and gath
inst. The agent who called on us yester-
day says, that if II isn't the best circus that
ever visited these parts, he will pay the
penalty BY suffering both his ears to DO cut
off close to bis head. There, now; our citi-
zens have reason to indulge In great
expectations" when such a penalty is vol
untoerod, and if the Circus fsils to ''till the
bill,' let them hold the agent to his bond
The next time he comes along this way.
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ONIONS AND TeGT fAT0ET.
FRESH arrivals ofthe above twie Eer week, at
L tn tore q
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Ihe Gazettt \ Comet
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BATON II o q O ms

TUESDAY, ::::::::::::;;:::::::::::"0CT. 10, 1860
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general decentralization of society, and
while we are breaking link by link the
chain that bound the States together, and
so changing the Constitution OF our faith
ers as to preclude all possibility of re.
union, alternating the people, decimating
their numbers, crushing their hopes, and
grinding them to the earth with debt,
drafts, and taxation, European Powers
are setting the Monroe doctrine at de.
tiance, parceling out the continent, and
preparing to recognize the Confederacy.
Is 1t out of such materials and in the
midst of such surroundings that gentle
Heh expect 10 erect anew the arch of
! recONsirDrtcd Union and a violated Con.
stitutiony No artiiccrs, Mr.. Chairman,
are equal TO the task. The Union of 1889
is gone, never TO be restored. If we who
yet claim to be under the forms of the
! Constitution would SAFE anything from
the political and social wreck if we de.
sire even to make an effort to again recov-
er our lost condition, we must abandon
the war, recognize the sovereignty and
separate independence Of the States and
their right Of self.government, aud then
begin the work Of reorganization anew in
a spirit Of mutual compromise and con.
cession, such as was displayed by our
fathers when they met in the memorable
Convention of 1887. =
Mr.. Chairman. this may be the last
time shall raise my voice in debate with.
in these walls perhaps the last time that
may deem it eXpedient to give my views
upon the awful drama through which we
are passing. In taking leave of this Cap.
itol may be pardoned If, In glancing
back at the past, say that there is no
part Of my political life that | look back
to with more pride. no, not pride, but
satisfaction, than the efforts which have
made, feeble though they be,to arrest the
madness OF the hour, and to avert the
dark gloom with which we are threaten
cd. Entertaining strong and earnest con-
victions, ! have used language conIorma-
Die and proper to their expression. Over.
whelmed with the importance of the is
sue,and oppressed With sense Of the ma
tiunal peril, have in the main discussed
events and sentiments, and avoided all
offensive illusions to those | deemed the
guilty actors in these tragic scenes. In
no instance am aware OF having infring-
Cd upon the courtesy cf debate and the
dignity Of legislation, aud know that |
have exercised no right that did not de.
vo.ve upOn me as a Representative. ]
have spoken sincerely, candidly and hon
cstly. and il have taken dark and de-
Spnndcnt view the future it would al
ford me the greatest qualification TO see
all these dark clouds di>pelltd, and TO see
a light beam upon the picture that now
gives US promise of being in the horizon.
have no pride Of opinion that would in
tcrfere with frank confession Of erronc-
Gus views, il, against my convictions, and
against all reason, aud by what would be
a special Interpolation Of Providence, the
policy OF the Administration should pre-
serve the Union intact, and tAe lbcrtie,
Of the people from being overthrown.
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.SENZNAL WEAEYESq


Seminal emissions, the consequence Of self q
This solitary vice or depravcd sexual Indulgence
Is practiced by the youth Of both Rexesto IN aSSs
unlimited extent, producing with unerriRg certainty
the following train Of morbid symptoms, unlesa con.
batted by scientific medical measures win: salloW
countenance, dark spots under the eyes, painin tkoy
head, ringing IN the ears, noise like the Pustling Of
leaves and the rafting Of charlotte, uneasneas aboa
the lO'ns, weakness Of the limbs, confused visoAi
blunted intellect loss Of confidence. d dsncs in ~
preaching strangers, dislike to form new acquain-
tances, disposition to shun society loss OF memory
hectic fushes pimples and various erupti Gbpuk
the face, charred tongue, oetid breath, coughs con-
sumption, night sweats, monomania, and frequent
insanity. II relief be not obtained, should -applY9
Immediately, either in person by letter, and Lave
cure effected by his new and scientific mode Of
treating this disease which fails OF tHectInk ~
quick aud radical cure. Dr. e. will give one hundred
dollars to any person who will prove satisfactorily TO-
him that he was cured Of this complaint by either Of
the sun Francisco quacks '..' - lsIast a
Persons at distance may be cured at home, By
addressing letter to On. GIpboH stating case synp.
toms, length of time the disease has contInued And
have medicines promptly forwarded, free from dahl5
age and curiosity, to any part Of the country, ~ik
full and plain directions for use, for $40 sent 10 .
registered letter; or through Wells, Fargo O. p
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HORRIBLE DISEASES.

How many thousands OF persons, both male and
ex!stence from the effects OF secret indulgene!es,
from virus absorbed into the system. Lo6k At their
palld, emaciated and dshgured faces and their bro.
ken down constitutions, disquaufying them from the
happiness of marriage or the cujoyInent Of iiHe u
this horrid situation thousands suffer until death
closes the scene. Let parents, guardians or friends
attend to those who are suffering with any Of these
cared for and cured before it be too late. Send them
Immediately to DR.. Gibbon, physician who has
made private diseases his especial study Tor years,
without Mercury any injurious drugs. u Is Inn
portant to those afflicted, to those who are inter.
ested In The welfare Of their friends TO be caSeiu Of
the many pretended doctors who infckt al ctieF,
publishing their skill In curing all dis-aset In few
days, imposing upon the public by using the names
OF tminent PHYSICIANS from Europe aud other places
BE therefore esreia, and make strict inquiry yva
may fall into the hands of those ehAF1naaxalg ZION
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WORTHEN GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY,
d. oa.yitla NtninC District FL Dorado County Cal

NOTICE.-At a meeting of the Board OF Trustees
IN OF the Worthen Gold and Silver Mining Com
Fany held at the Office Of the Secretary OF the Com
pany the 18th day of March, 1865, an assessment
Of FIFTY CENTS per share was duly levied upon
each and every share Of the capital stock Of said
Company, payable Immediately, in U. s. gold coin,
to the Secretary. At his Office on Main street, in the
City Of PlscerYille, in said County.
Any stock upon which said ASSESSMENT shall re-
main unpaid on the 18th dag of April, 1865 will be
be made before, viii be sold on The sd day OF May
1885, pay the delinquent assessment together with
the cost Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board OF Trustees.
BENZ. SHERWOOD, sec,y.
cnee - Ks'r Fyees, P1sssty4is. lnal;s
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY
THAT IS THE QUESTION.

TT'NE PEOPRlETORS OF THE "PACIFIC MI.
L scum OF ANATOMY AND SCIENCE" have
determined regardless OF expense. 10 issue, FREE
Cor the benefit Of suffering Humanity four Of their
most interesting and Instructive LECTURES, on
MARRIAGE, and its d!<quaica,ions Nervous
Debility, Premature Decline Of Manhood. Indiges.
ton, Weakness or Dcpression Loss Of Energy and
Vital Power, the great Social Evil, and those mala-
dies that result from youthful follies, excesScs Of
maturity, or ignorance OF Physiology and Mature 5
Laws.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
Of enlightening and saving thousands, and will he
forwarded FREE on receipt Of twenty-five Cents in
postage stamps. by addressing Secretary Pacific
Museum Of Anatomy and Science, Pine Stree, San
Francisco"
sB Letters to DO sent through Wells, Fargo (
Co Lmar4islJ
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the Matter Of the Estate Of MHLcnIoR ScHw1y,
Decd--Probate Court in and for FL Dorado
County.
The People cf tie STATE. Of California, s.rd
GreeiiRg'
In pursuance % an order Of this Court, duly mn ds
is hereby given that Monday, the 1eth day nt All
led5, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ of said day at The CAM,
room "f this Court in the City Of Placer riIe in seiS
o"qnly' las hen Gpp"inted for hen ing the appli.
REICH, praying that docume. + nov, IN Gls T.; nj.
C9ITt; purporting to be the asi viii and testament
o. Meichior Schwn, dece ,se, be admitted to nro.
oSe ai'G ,hai letters Elementary be issued thereon
1911 ', i h;ien an Charles Oberreich who are
,,i.ns t"eie'h As Executors; at which time and
,aS s'G an persIn interested may appear and con-
{ Dated, March 23d, 1865.
/ SEAL. q. J. CARPENTER Clerk
-, by j. LOWRY, Deputy Clk.
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TO THELADIEg

The various complicated and distressitss liek ~
incident 70 femAes sreatrd with emiae
Such as supPrcstions, IrFegIaFiiies, NhteA EsIInn
Gus Debility, Painful or Dfdacnn Menstruation, Bar
renness, ctc. will be speedily cured, without potion.
Gus drugs Injurious or unpalataFlc medicines Of any,
kind. Have no delicacy In calling, no difference
what your troubles may be. The afflicted am eordI.
ally invited to call and satisfy The zaseIyee -
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RAnd.il accordance with law and AN order Of the
Board OF Trustees, made on the "a day OF March,
lS65 so many shares of each parcel OF seid stock
ma, be necessary, will be sold at the store Of A.
Haas Main street, Placcrve, California, on the
TWENTY SECOND DAY OF APRIL, iS65, at the
hour of one o'clock, p. NJ, to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs OF advert
sing and expenses Of sale.
A. HAAS, Secretary,
|, 0hice-Placervi lie, California.
P,atervilIe, April eth. 1S65.-td
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GENERAL AGENCY
AT RNEeN RIVER.

I WILL ATTEND TO ANY BUsINEss inhu.t.s
= 70 me, such e. the collection Of debts, AnyinR
and selling real estate huying eeliin@ ie~st,e~ ~
Paying AssssmentS on mining intsresis, aH1 f1rs
ntsnng tn'oru2tion al general or anaoial -
ssTs IsdsAfoIlx apd pronptly. 80 -, x
taovs4Hl A1stan. Lander Tonrt1' n
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SUMMONS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Fl Dorado
~ Ssh Justices Court, pacervile Township
10 The Fast Freight and Express Company" q
NONRESIDENT Of said Township Greeting:
1 gu are hereby summoned to appear before me at
my office in Pllcerve Township of the Conntv Of
II Dorado, on TIE 18th day of March, A. D. 1865 AZ
l oeiock 4. NJ to answer unto the complaint OF
). Z. johnson, resilient Of said Township, who
dollars for hay soil and delivered; when Judgment
VIII be taken against you for said amount together
with costs, II yeu fail to appearand answer.
BENZ. SHERWOOD,
Justice Of the Peace
- 10 the shern or any Constable Of Fl Dorado
county Greeting: Make legal service AID return
Giyen under my hand, this 18th day OF March. A.
d. 1868. REM STEpwnnHnI A.
JHsIice o. the Peace In and sor said Township.
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ULOER1TED LEGS.

Or dIHnoS has discovered remedies that canneA
oe for the OF liberated Legs OF Years.
s'@ding and WILL cGRR the worst forms Of the shOYo
Complaints
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QUICK'S BEST
WILL STAND THE TEST!
Quartz Mill Owners i!
TAKE NOTICEI

DUSSIA IRON PUNCHED SCREENS at
III at 20 per cent. less than San Francisco prices
that will not rip or tear, guaranteed to be made
from the best and heaviest RUSSIA IRON, at
No. 673 Mission Street, between I'd
and Sd streets, San Francisco.
0rJ- Orders solicited and promptly attended to-
y. B-JOHN w. QUICK is the only com.
petent manufacturer of Screens ia tie State, having
made Screens for the principal mills and firms in
this City and State for the last seven years.
[marlIn3
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'INHEEh1s delinquent upon the following described
4 Nock In the above named company, on account
OIL assessment levied on the 26th day Of Feby 1885,
Me several amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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&c STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of El Dorado.
~ u nereoy ordered that service Of sum1ons IN
s,e a9ove snutled action OF J. G. johnson Va The
i pasi Freight and Express Company. be made By
rSoSlhg tne same once week for period Of two
weeks IN The Mountain Democrat, paper publshed
in said county. BENZ SiIERwOoD. ''''N
iotoWA Justiee Of he Paacs.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

T HAVE this dnv purchased the stock Of DRY
L GOODS, CARPETINGS, FANCY GOODS, ETC.,
Of Mr.. GUSTAV HERzoG; and respectfully inform
the public that shall continue the business at the
old stand. CAAS b. PETI1I'
PacerVile, March sEh, 1856.
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MARPTFD uEN

Or those who contemplate marriage who are suffer.
Ing under any Of these fearful maadie. ghouId not
forget the sacred responsibility resting npon thea.
nor delay TO obtain immediate relief. . 80,
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Filming Companies.

UTAH GOLD AND SILVER MINING
CO. ILLINOIS LEDGE. No. 9.
Location o. Wcrks-At Austin, Lander Co. Nevada
T'i!ERE :. !.lcG Ient uPon the following described
/ stock. "A account OF ass nj levied on the
4i Hay r. Star b. Nhi. I'll" several amou!.tS set op.
po,;e III. CT the respective shareholders,
inlyWs: