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THE FENIANS.
o'Mahsny Resisns-SharP Letter Of Ste.
uhaua


The New York Post OF Saturday SAYS:
Colonel John 'Mahony, Head Centre OF the
Fepian Brotherhood Of the United States. in
bis letter resigninE his position, says his rea-
consciousness OF the fact that in couseuting 20
the recent disastrous attempt to capture Campo
Bello, he violated his duty to the Fenian
brotnerhood, the Irish Republic. and to the
reason 10 that he may thereby remove an OBJ
stacle to union upon q common Irish platform,
among all OF his countrymen who are true
and sincere in the case Of their native land
Mr.. stephens accepted the resignation OF
read as follows:
1s66.-To John 0Nahoay, Esq..-Brother In
my opinion you have acted wisely and pa
niotically in tendering your resignation under
actual circumstances. No man worth that
name Questions your honor and devotion 70
Ireland. But the united action we desire SO
much, and TO effect which / left Ireland at
your invitation, would be impossible while
to tell you why. i feel bound, however, 10
say that in sanctioning the late most depior-
able divergence from the true part, you not
only gave proof Of weakness, but committed
crime less excusable In you than in any
other man; For you shouid have known that
your project, however successful, would have
resulted IN our ruin. And you should have
recollected how 1 supported you at that criti-
cal moment, because 1 believed you were op-
posed TO every project thar would lead the true
Irishmen Of this Continent from the original
aim and holiest duty OF the Fenian BROTHER
hood-direct assistance to the "men in the rap.r
Everything considered then, I feel impera.
lively called on to accept your resienation.
But while accepting 1t ] still rely upon your
hearty co-operafion, as 1 now rely on the co..
operation Of every true man of our race
Convinced that the Irish people are with
me verywhere, have not doubt of bsine
able to accomplish what came for; and %,
In good cheer, and answering faith. i am
yours, fraternally, Hs....
.... JAMEs SrEPHKNs, @. o. /. R.
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~Ten thousand persons in New York make
their living in the rag business, which amounts
annually to t3o,0OQ0o0.
ga colored man at Cincinnati susd rhs
judge AZ an election for refusing his vote. he
claimed ten thousand dollars dana ges and tno
jury gave him one cent.
~Itis stated that they are not less than
eloo, GOO in counterfeit sreenbacks in the coun-
tons OF sSU's and e2o's.
ga young Cuban killed himself in New
York last week because he had no frisnds,
money nor employment
Robinson, the famous circus rider, vas
beaten TO death by roughs in Crittenden, Ky.
o0Mn. Hoppe, Of Chicaeo. lost her lSs sy
q butcher Ipife In the hands Of her husband
He was acquitted on the plea OF temporary In
sanity.
0s,eamboat rivalry on the wfnsmetss
river. Oregon, has abolished fares altoesther.
The strife ~ last accounts was to - Uhat
boat carried the most pretty women.
"a pretty little woman committed suicide
In st Louis because she had been forced 20
marry an elderly gentleman.
New York pickpockets wear white ora
vats and are ubiq quitous.
~M. Labsulaye has been defeated IN France
for the Corps Legisiatif by . vote Of e.s6o oat
OF $4,000. Which, says an exchange, was not
@.sI am afraid, dear wife, that while am
gone, absence will conquer lovs." ~Never
tear, dear: the longer yon stay away the better
shall like you."
~Tbere In danger In being too neat An
old lady in Holland scru bbed her sitting room
floor until che fell through IL into the cellar.
~Mrs. Dolly BoRd, an old lady tiv,os hv
herself In Shrewsbury, Mas, was visited n
Wednesday night BY a burglar, who eptered
her chamber. told her 20 keep q ouiet or he vo.l
shoot her, and took efo0 from Der trunk. an ~
money she had. and made his escape.
ga former highly respected ana mn,h ~.
loved Speaker Of the House OF Rsprss-ntsti vss
OF Maeeachu ueetts, Whose (ybristl.. -.--
Samuel H.. being absent . day from iIa~ss.
member sent him next mornine this laconic
note: 'Sam.u.H, The reply va eo1siiv
abort: "Sam. Wellerr' S
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IN OUR DESC RIPTIos Of the new residence of
j. H. Elyans, on M street, we Inadvertently
omitted, in naming the WASHINGTON mechanics
engaged in its erection, the excellent young
workmen who contracted for the brick work
These gentlemen-Messrs. Reynolds a. Har-
per-are gaining an enytable renutafion as
master workmen, by reason OF their skill and
eSactness; and an inspection Of the pressed
brick and plain work on this house will necee-
sarily insure them busy time Of il in the fu-
ture. They really deserve success The plas
tering throughout will be the work of tbat
well-known firm, Meesrs. Fenwick a stew
art, whose name 10 an earnest Of excellence in
that department
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CLOTHING, DC.

M LosANO, MERCHANT TAILOR, 51I 9th
NI street, corner Of ID, desires % call the =.
attsptios OF his friends and the public gem
srally to his choice selection Of GOODS for ~
eprfng and Summer Wear. which he will w
make up at reasonable rates to suit the times -4As
Mr.. k0BEBr HARD0N bis associate In bust
ness, invites bis former friends to give him call,
ssc guarantees Q perfect hsttng and fashionable
Rsrnlenk 10 all " no may Give their patronage.
p. ST. have removed from al 9Th street to the
abeye place. my e-lus
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LARCENY CAsEs-Saturday James Mon
tague, colored. was arrested by Onicer Crump,
for the larceny Of a sow, the property of Jud-
SON smith. The case is rather peculiar, both
parties having lost a SOW which ans wered the
description Of the one found in Montague's
possession. but which was proven TO be
Smiths. Justice Morsell, under ell the cir
cumstances, decided to send the case TO court
that he question OF felonious intent might be
decided by jury.
Charles Ellis, colered, was arrested by On
Ger Suncbcomb, upon a charge of stealing
clothing, the properly OF barbara A. Parker
He was taken before Justice Morsell, who
committed him 20 Jail for trial at court.
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~La Crosse, Wisconsin, which has for
years given q strong Republican majority, has
just elected the entire Democraoc ticket BY
nearly three hundred majority.
~Pearl. sray and azure blne are the fash
iona hi. colors for Paris ladies' stockings, and
boots of black satin with gilt heels.
VMrs Mallory, Of Lake station, Illinoi.
vns recently shot dead by her husband while
she was listening to the eevening prayers of he
cbildren. jealousy was the cause.
&Why are the milk venders of our city
like Pharaoh's dauehterl Because they get u
little profit ont Of the water.
~Why are coquettes like wheel wrights.
Because hey "tire' their fellows.
~The Southern Episcopal Church is very
nourishiug.
~Funny man in New York; paid sS5 for
HE wife's spring bonnet one day, and next day
sned her for divorce.
~ A gentleman an the boxes shot himself
dad In the theatre ~ NasA VILE during per-
fs1msnce. ~
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Bot DRowNED.-Coroner Wood ward yester.
DAY held an inquest over the body OF q colored
boy, l2 years Of age, named James M Robins.
VINO resides IN The alley between 18th and 2Ort
ana Il and M streets, and who was drowned
IN ROCK Greek, near Pearces Mill, q short dis
tance above Georgetown, on Saturday It an
pears that he was out with other children
gafhering flowers, and ha, ing wandered aWay
from the others, approached too near the bank
and sell in.
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Y. s. STEAMER COMMANDED BIZ Az III.
BRIGADrER GENKRAL.-The United States
naval steamer Monocacy, Commander Garter.
U. 5. N, date Brieadier General, u. = Al has
arrived At the Navy Yard from Baltimore,
MD. The Monocacy 10 an iron side Wheel
steamer, built by Messrs. A. & w. DenmeAd
4 Son, Of Baltimore, for the 9overpment TIE
United States inspectors OF steamers have pro-
nounced Ser one Of the best steamers furpiehed
70 the navy
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Ii 7 G / Z MIC WINE.

HYGIE ENIC WINE.
In presenting "HYGIENIC wINEn to the no.
tce ofthe public. we beg modsstly to call your at
tentfen TO the following true statements. viz:
LIST HYGIENIO WINE 10 used By the better
e,sS; S IT seStS'sd By the most eminent phys
na.ds,ei.s, especially By the Imperial School Of
hb II. not : .scret p.epe!.tion. bat seienti.
%ost nssnt sSy.csss' .na - pres;ssd 81 70 s our
in AL cases T. for which It is Ieeon~snded.
for +: base ons o the Ss 1s:: or but
with such recommendations IL will win its way
into the favor Of the American people. We rest it
Iis pane implies Its purposes. HYeIENIo
ins healihfai motion to ihs blood, and soothing
FOR LADIES
II 10 just the thing II p0ssssses pleasing taste
srick, dehshtinI flavor. and i'm parts TreasM ia ali
:. Il. ssnsy
stimulating enects In assisting Digestion
WISE :. sS.s the trial. ts;
III the country.
AJAX your Druggist for HYGIENIo WINE.
STUART b THOMAS
SOLD EVERYWHERE my ii.3w
WoOD WOOD GOAL AND SAND
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Mixed Wood Ss, Fine 90, Oak O. Der cord, cord
length.
Sawed and Split Oak %. Pine 90 Der cord.
Coal SO Per ton, and Sand rs cents per load, do.
hyered to any part ofths city.
Sss sss and Yard on 18th St. at the csn: snidss
HOOP sKIRr MANUFACTORY- Louis
H lana avenue, between 9TH and 7th sts., Wash.
ington. d. q C:-Constsntly on hand and made TO
order, first class Wovs Tape HOOP SE IRrS, Of
every style length and size Single skirts sold at
paired free Of charge. Also, skirts altered and
repaired at Reasonable terms.
1 COTTAGE SETS, a
oOrrAGE SETS, VI
E&l 0OrfAGi SETS. IN
received rFfF. eHs ssTs assortment
which we are selling very chssI. Also, . com.
piete assor'T1,sIR,i TsRiNRr EI rUpNrrup.
embracing every quality and style st greatly re
duced prices. JOHN O. WiLLSoH
my ssost Southeast cor. 9th and ss9esi,.
XITIsBING TO GIVE ENTIRE ArTENTTON
w TO the Metal aud Heavy Hardware brsneh Of
our business, tnelud ng Carriage and Wheel ytocSS
from and after tels date we will offer our entire
t'Pa6IsThRsss t'fis HaRpwARE q sas ooss, Hhs As.S
70 dealers and others who, under the oou.tsnt
fuctuatieEs Of the market. are unwilling 10 csrry
heavy stocks, An excellent chance 10 here effsreS
10 bur snail quantities AZ Whelssals rstss.
.,,s.o,u 'ens sos ssns.y,aani.s syass .tsOss. o0s
iehras. Intel. Cen. unies, RsP;, Alex. Gazette.
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THE SroRN.-The storm Of wind ana rain
which visited our city yesterday was very &C.
we're, and caused q considerable falI in the
Thermometer, and q corresponding Demand
for overcoats and fires. A shade tree on PVuu
sylvanla avenue, near 12th, nearly 1e inches in
diameter, was uprooted by the wtud, and con-
siderable damage was done in other localities
HOUSE RoBBKp.-The house OF Job Murphy
colored, At Kendall Green, was entered on
Friday last, during the day, and sixty three
dollars with q dress earned on
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RErRoCEssIoN.-The Alexandra Journal OF
Saturc ay says:-We learn that the Mayor, be-
coming greatly alarmed over the progress now
making In favor Of retrocessisn, called the CITY
Council together at IL o'clock day in .sextra.
ordinary session, to devise some means for
stopping the popular movement OF reannexa-
ton 10 the District. We believe the main OBJ
Ject was 10 order an election that the matter
be determined by a vote OF the soyereigns, bu,
Wnetner such election was ordered we have
not learned. IL maKes but little difference,
however, whether the people vote for or against
retreceding the county Of Alexandra uncon-
stitutional, and will decide it on the ground
alone.
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PERSONAL.

Nln. PRINCE, 3sl street. opposite Patent
w Once the only practical SfAMPEh IN the
District vfshs. TO inform his customers that he 10
lot connected with any ether Stamping coscern In
tbts city AsthsTe are so-called etaspers using
els Lsne hence this notice. he hat oa!y oHs pace,
o. street Weekly in receipt Of new patterns,
which are m A. ~. =, orrs fec
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GEORGETOWN ADvER'MTS
NOK L ron sA LIE.

CoKE FoR SALE.
Parties desiring COKE can procure tickets for
VIM DewLINes,
ITO Bridge street, Goorgetow IN.
N-B.-When desired will deliver ". my2 cost
EVR RENT-In Georgetown. . nicely furnished
High and Congress. ap 80 3w-
QOOMs AND TABLE BOARD GAN BE OBJ
II tanned in Georg,to *n, at No 13s Dunbarton
street. References required. ap % In
DE. o. s. oIss Hzsps asb sbGMESr1EStlo s1ksEoSs fn.'
20 81 Congress street. opposite the foss gmse'
MILLERp NEW STORE,
IVA GREAT bahsnfSs slifSs GsfFs'ss SsY ssSb + ..
Jus received large sddiiionai ;GRpiy Of ssIinss
q Dress Goods, shswIs. P.rs.ois; Hou.ekesOiiSSg
Coed: of
Gslicoes at g TO- l2ss IS 70 rs Sents; Bieached Nus,
9Ga prices: ana VIII S'ie e
sold I'D i:.im Is1y cheap BENJAMIN nrLbnR
SoLDERING IRONS,
myn 81 for sale by yoHsRrLvAss & co.
i.tins between T. B. MouLpEN and }. ".
BROWN, under the name and style
MOULDEN & BROWN.
has been this 10th day of May. 1866, dissolved by
mutual consent. T. B. M0ULDEN
my l1.6tr J. W. BROWN.
EOR NEW YORK.
Steamer JOHN GIBSON will leave foot Of q
street ftn eff for InS. New York % on ,c TnEsDAk9
MORGAN. RHINEHARr 4 Ce.,
my list Agents.
We have CONSTANTLY ON HAND
BRICK AND PLAsTEREB's TROwELs.
PLUMB AND BOBS.
MAS0NS LINES, &c.
CAMPBELL SON,
my 10 lw' 351 Pa. avenue.
RBIDAL AND FUNERAL WREATHS, BOU-
- DUETS and CROSSES preserved in natural
form. Hair Watch Chains, Bracelets. Pins, &C.,
made to order by Mrs. FRIES, late of Boston, No.
247 VT Rv., bet. and l. SITS, near 18th. ap3O-Im*
MISS SANFORD has Just returned from New
ess novelties in stMMER MILLINERY and ~
choice assortment Of Straw Bonnets, Hats, *
Ribbons. Flowers, &c.
The new Gypsy Queen. the most stylish shane
out, the present rage in Paris and New YorK.
34n Market Space,
my S6tf between 7th and Sth streets.
OIL GA K Z,
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W Il Z 30 U = : d = d A..
ByrHE BARD OF oAK HALL.

There 10 doctor in our town,
A man Of practice and renown;
He makes . handso income clear,
And lays su o money eyery year,
Nov, vhtn y he started out In youth,
He had bat little cash in truth;
Bat still he d try b. best to do,
And make o name and money too.
He attended lectures, studied hard,
And very quickly passed the board,
He eopened Office hung out sign,
But many patients could not hnd.
Each day he sat, with ssddened face,
FOR povertv came on apace;
At Last o friend gave him advice
which changed his fort une In . trice.
Now patients flock ed from far and near,
And kept him busy all the year;
Men and womt all declare.
No doctor can with him compare,
The secret Of his great success,
III tell you IL you cam OF suess;
The same advice will help you all,
He got . suit from SMITH OAK HALL.
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-, ATTORNnY AT Law,
neso Louisiana syeaus, above Sixth stree
H~H WenIxSron, y,
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p 3 ,.'I'I77sEP - - 2. p q T.'
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BLACK, LAN0N 4 Co.,
Esunselors and Attorneys At Law In the supreme
Soert % the United states the Coui tot Clefms tne
CSerts OF the District. the Executive Departments,
sno tompttt.es Of Congress
vnee, iGs 18th street. fdirsctly opposite WI
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NOW ON HAND,

ND FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH. A
n large assortment Of GROCERIES and PRO.
VISIONS, direct from the California markets.
comprising in part
TEAS,
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CoMsrocr LspoB.-For the past three
years it has been confidently asserted by
persons who claimed to be we'll posted in
regard to the future prospects Of the Com
stock ledge, that its mineral wealth was
almos, entirely exhausted and few moro
months would suffice to finish the matter
up. Others propesisd that within twelve
months the whole State would again fall
into the hands Of the Piutes. We hear,
every day, persons assert that the country
is ..cone ln," and at the same time the
shipments Of bullion are as large as they
ever have been. Many of our mines are
striking a superior quality Of pay ore on
the lower levels and proving, beyond the
shadow Of a doubt, that the great Com
stock ledge so FAR from being worked out,
has thus far been simply prospected in its
Groupings. Let the ledge once be pros
pected to the depth Of three thousand feet,
and if at that depth nothing is found then
lie, croakers say the thing is exhausted.
The ledge, or vein matter. from wall to
wall, at the creates, depth yet attained,
shows a width Of from one to three hum
dred feet in thickness, and at no point, so
far as our observation extends, is there a
po;n, where good ore is not found in
greater or less quantities. II is true that
often il is so much scattered among worth
less matter that it will not pay for select
ing but at the same time it shows that
ore does still exist in the vein and At some
poin, will concentrate in large bodies. 1t
is no, improbable at all that a shaft might
be sunk to the depth Of two thousand
feet, and the ledge tapped at every one
hundred feet, and no ore in paying guam
titles found on one side or the other, while
at the same time, within fifty feet from
where the ledge is opened, a fine body Of
ore may exist. We hope, and do comb
IDENTIFY expect. to see the time when the
Comstock will send up from far below any
depth yet attained more and richer quality
Of ore than it has ever yet produced. Dur
ing the past Summer the prospects have
been somewhat gloomy, it is true, and so
i, has been for several Summers past, but
as Winter approaches rich developments
are made and confidence in our mines is
r%e-essablished. We understand that good
developments are being made in several OF
our Gold Hill and Virginia mines, in the
lower levels. It's well.
BuLLIoS.-van Wyck & Sanchez, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
md assay, S.s2s ounces of crude bullion.
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A WELL KNOWN MINISTER AIsENo.-
The Sacramento Bee OF the 23d instant
contains the following piece Of Informs
ton :
The Rev. DR.. VIM. Grove Deal has
been missing nearly q month, and no trace
can be found Of him. The last known 10
that he took passage-on the steamer Cap
ltal, from this city, in September. He
was seen by no one Of his acquaintance on
the next day, nor since that time in San
Francisco, or any part Of the State. At
FIRST it was thought he might have been
on the Julia, but his friends are o salts
fed he was not. It is feared he fell into
some man-trap in San Francisco, or posi-
bly, has sailed for the East, as the Mica
ragua teamer left the day after his arrival
in San Francisco.
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AT q recen, rat hunt in Ohio, 1851 rats
were slaughtered.
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Fifty Dollars Reward !!

STOLEN FROM THE AWNING
rxST post in front Of the Delta Saloon, on Z
~ street, Virginia, on the night OF the
9Th instant, a small, thick set, bay
CANADIAN PONY, with American Saddle and
Bridle. The above reward will be paid on the
delivery Of the Pony at tho Belcher mine, Gold
nm. or nj the Office Of the Belcher Company,
South B street, Virginia
JOHN LAMBERT,
Superintendent Belcher Nine.
Gold Hill, Oct. 10, 1866, ocl2u
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of the Golden Boot
Sealed Proposals.

OyyIcE OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY CONF
OF STOREY COUNTY,
VIRGINIA. October l9, 1866. }
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
this Office until TUESDAY. the Goth day OF
November next, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the letting
Of the County Hospital and the taking care OF
tho INDECENT sick Of Storey county, for the term
of one year, commencing on the LIST day OF Jann
ary. 1867. Parties having made bids under the
late advertisement are requested to withdraw
the same and to present new bids.
BY order ofthe Board ofCounty commissioners
oc,ontd LUCIEN HERMANN, Clerk.
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rJNIE UNDERSIGNED IN. q -
forms tho public Of Gold S,kGs
Hill, and vicinity. that he has ~S-.
entirely reitted his BATH
ROOMS--clean linen and Russian towels hot
and cold water in abundance. Baths every day
from now on. Spring and Summer.
TONSORIAL:
The SHAVING SALOON has also been reno
waited. and refurnlshed with new and keen razors.
elegant fancy soaps. the finest pcrfumcry, and
clean linen napkins, etc
HAIR CUTTING also done In the latest and beat
styles.
TO THE LADIES.
DR.. Mayer would also inform the Ladies' that
he has fitted up a PRIVATE Room for thcm and
for children, where particular attention will be
paid TO Hair Curling, Cutting, and the applica.
lion Of choice Hair Restoratlves and Cosmetics-
under tho direction Of III artist r'eent'y from
Gan Francisco.
DENTISTRY!
DR.. Mayer will also attend to Dental Surgery,
and invites all who may need his services.
Cupping, Bleeding md ICechinG per-
formed in the Best styles.
ALSO, for sale. Fresh Hungarian and Swedish
Leeches. DIR. J. G. MAYER. Proprietor
Gold Hill, Oct "a, 1866. oc24.tf
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENT.
New Store! New Goods !
f. ID. DURKEE.

"OULD RESPECTFULLY M
w form his old friends and the com. t6A
munity at large, that he has just fitted up KIN
q shop In Mnynard's Bank, with as fine IN
assortment Of
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
As you will find anywhere In tho State. And
will sell them at PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
~ Persons wishing anything In the 4ewelry
line will do well TO call and examine for them.
selves.
N. B.-Pnrticulur Attention paid TO Re-
pairing Watches, Clocks and Jewelry..
Gold Hill, Oct. IL, 1866. ocl2'u
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED MARKETS OF GOLD
L Hill will be closed on Sundays:
Gold Hill Market, L. T.. Fox, Proprietor.
st. Charles Market, Hays & Co., Proprltois.
Union Market, L. T. Fox. Proprietor.
Nevada Market, Douchoy,
Pioneer Market, E, Sharf.
Gold Hill, Oct. o, 1896, ocs'"
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To THE LADIES.
nRNTISTRY!
Cuppinx, Bleeding and IccchinG per
6nrmed in tho Reat kIyIea.

DR.. Mayer will also attend to Dental Surgery
and invites all who may need his services.
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THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM
L the public In general. and their customers, In
particular, that they have removed their FAMl-
IY GROCERY STORE from the corner Of Main
aud Pioneer streets, Gold Hill, to the store lately
occupied by Shepard N Goodrich, next door to
the Post Office, where they will continue the
vano business. and invite u continuance Of the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed.
MERCER & TUCKER.
Gold Hill, Oct. Is, 1866.
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BATHS! BATHS!!

Call and seo us at our New Store, ncxt door to
the Post Office. MERCER &
GoId mn Oct Is. 1856. ocl5.tf
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To GATHER pearls from Oceans vases
Divers 60 down in divers places;
Blu, at our mouths Of streams and bays,
No pearls do Asian swimmers raise
Like those in beausy's mouth that shine
Made BY the So:odont divine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-27
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ALSO, for sale, Fresh Hungarian and Swedish
Leeches. DIR. J.. G. MAYER, Proprietor
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