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nsss TsouAs cSsrss-eris CsiAarne which arrived 81
60 psrs yesterday frc~ Kisssoo. ia repor.Jsa r. lat
ON Ion " ~ fen In with the wreck OF brig Thomas Con
- COT Portland, Mol capt Rowland York from uaiaar.s
- rsSasA With lose sf sas and spars forward hoa-.
asvs and sasins badly; CAPT Rowland ~as washed from
- vAeei ths osh and iosi; va. also Washed
ssay, bss sacoeeec Ia getting board again; from
~ ~ AM balance Of the ssa breasht ts.
- port
auw wnsxtrs-sreenoct, Jan s-TheJ r whseser
o. nsv York for osscuw which vest sshsrs 81 obaa
- bsoons usr arrived hare yss,srssy
nsrnfns per Cydesdas. (rhs las previously
tssn reporea put iaso oban Ieaky. she as
ssszss buis BAH. Ne In 1854 rated Ai sud ssovse1
- Vim A Nelson. 81 this ety.
esr Guv MArrxnfss-fona, Jan 1.-The ship Guy Man.
ssring Of Nev York Brown witch saet from New Yoyk
Del With cargo Of cotton ana grain for Liverpool b.
- total vreeh hsrs sAsoas Pm the sis, un
essvousy reporsed). There pss.ensers board
be whom we're saved and n w~re iost. Arcr leaving
sfss vscs fearful sorn, ali he re-. o. ,ss passage. Thsr
ors sails blown OF 70 ribbons and then TIE
matntne canvnsa Ike manner; the shfted
eafhS cot disabled BY day sndpfh incesant labor
~ passengers then made 10 vol the
ns the sveek from hsyina no sais hey tossed 70
Ssvuiug abe ksd drfsd q SIGHT close 70 The shofe
- ~ed ode Of Iona fn half an hsnv she parsed srd-
01fs ~i'hs quarter Of mile Of the bsseh The FIRST
Eess swan SHORE the hsgs breshers We vHs fob
0ved by eight other, hut ihsy gradually dsap
Ss>rrd among TIE d>tis o. cotton timber A ns esp,sia
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S HlPPIN G NE w S.
s. ALMANAC YoRx-rmIs DAY.
- niaRs.. 10 NOON 90
- SETS. 10 HIGH WATER. IL


Fort OF New York, January -, 1865.
sfr CLEARER
Sasamship city Of Port Prince, Curtis. Galveston
Ssssmship Key West, Hathorn, Apaiachieoa- Benner
sss.m.n!p Tybee Crower. ssvannae-LL Jone.
ssesnship souder. Lockwood Chariesion-Livinsson
sssanship Mary Sanford. Sherwood. Bos,on-whi,ney
G1sams6ip Giaucus Gale Boson-Neptune Steamship Co
ship John Bertrsm uiaml Edge, London-sioman
ship Hermann (Brsm). Kaikelman, .Bremen--C Lu,ns
6ssh Ocean Gem Br). Knsh. Loudon-Merchant Car.
1a!A Juan Pearson tArs,. Lewis. Buenos Ayre.-J e
l.st Warwick (Br,, Chichester Rio Japero-Pcnder.
a: S,os s o ,sr Grsws s.,e sa. smith
s.r.s ass,a nns
i.R Rse D:s. S9ssa hs Co.
-eshr Henry Crosby, Virgins, savsnnah-van Brunt
sAr Enchan,ress, Bia,chford. charletopN Mccresdy
SIR collins. Lynch, Psisr.burs-vsn Bruns sissh,
esAr Emily c Denison, Ells New acknowledgement 4
ScAr Yarmouth, Batter Norwich-Rac,c,t Took.r Tsy.
ARRIVED
o sSi's s .sS 81 ,a
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.:s f' ss..s. ARs'ir: :s S
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90 had heavy s.s from SSw; Dec ID had ,yf soon
lasted two hour, during which ios' some salts Jan
Of ~eisd ,e. rsh % en o 's.. 40
. ss'sSs s =. s .a. e u Sss
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wsssssr Ii. las, n days lays '' "'' ''' 'e''
- .% .ss SfPs ansa k1S r.. Sea ~ sys
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SsSs ssSs COT srnh.m,, Barter. z.s,., a days, Nth
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60 as.s M.s,ise Is.. B..ss.n. 9, yssa xs. 20 day.
e. s..' We s:. :s%s srs.iss r s'' son
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BELOW
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clupirr Jan SD Anna Decatur. Bsrns. Mon,.video
cmsru.so- ,sp ,s-ia PR ss y.s.'s simpson from
DrAr- Jan T-Arr Gen Bnilrr. chase London for Port
rsi,p aud proc .dcdl ON, Lide Moses, xasaa srori
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f.IsouI., Jan ~. Fe,,aua Wolf: Leedoe for SYers
Arr OF 9Th I.oai'a Walsh Gilmore, from caIlso for
grso.. De. AR zain., uevi,,. PhT.dslpha.
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sshs sn Eies nepca.ld scrsa Galveston. Espsr.oo,,
f IN sSe rVs@ *. cSs-.rd bousa, Bpsymion, Williams.
John P.s.., s..gsn Essa'an rs,a...
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o,ss.n, %: x.r'.S'I. Pascal san ,,. ss. g.,
ss :P s 81 s'T s o s, s.n. aq' s.. S.;ss
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NocIssIs. Ss- 1ssd Il11< o.sfsra noseo c.ienl,
MArlSr.' ,sn is-fn por brig California, csmn for
Sssrosr yss 1-sia Joss Bryss, carsaer Klns G.orv'
Nssc.srls, Jan I'm, est vIos.burr scott, for HONG
orsrs.rowr, Jan s-Arr cecrcp., Nysrk
fPxr -rss~.srp HnSsstAs, AZ rossrlvpl
NYork Bee MinnehAha, st sierrA L<oae, Jan
l. Glars 0rps.heruogn Anna ~ 0brstags ~, Wskf
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en- Th~rnsn II Byrnen. TN, Teutsota ~ Car
haren: funon. uavrs Gh Alctkesa ~ FAmouth. WIZ
burn Quasusown. ssb. frsson 81 L~~rpcn Mh West
Wind 81 DO; uih, hsrAsss Ecsessha. and stor-r,
40 frsn rAlsd.yAss y.s r.Ss, a nesays ~ "a
hee ~. - LonAop1sSry. k rsma ~ Curhavsn. dam
aHed. Nh xeDhH 81 Q.esnstowu
Arr frc9 Hoe<s Jan II, Caravan. II fSvrrrrrl
Arr from Chssies&Dn ysn H. lshn Rckarta A. Lfvsrynol
Arr from rAv 0ftaans w. BofiytAn lsl - Liverpool
Arr - 9ibrShaf d. =. Levts walsh
I'D for ryovt De ~ esnses. frosn EsthnrSf ysn Or
sne fre. PorssN 80: oosr webster, ssd hssrs frs-
50 fef Bessss s.sA s~.A fro. Ll-.p.s,, Nh, Ess~sA,
sd for Sew oneaps Jss g. q usryh from Liverpool
SD fer Savannah Jsn LORD DuFevin, rom Liverpool
sh fer Chsrsesssn jan oTsS1 IRON fAv~vpssi
OAe Latest 1onScnAsrry)
Arr frors ryat, cesssva LT<snirs. sss HA,ssrss. n
Tabk Bay; sirA, aba ribss, 81 Bssupsn
Arr iros Boston, Scts 1npss, q rssls s.y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-04
Meetiag Of Town Trustees.

GOLD HILL, Dec. 4, 1866.
The Board met at half-past 7 O'Clock
last evening.
Present-President Gray, and Messrs.
Hayes, Dolman and Cook; and H. G.
Manning, Clerk.
Minutes read and approved.
The following accounts were, on mo-
ton, allowed: J. Hill, SIS; j. Dewitt,
S4S; D. Sullivan, S257 so; Jas. Barry,
S27O; E. Bittner L Co., Sll3 so; W. n.
Hall, S64; Jas. Melville, So; Stern l.
We'll, 50; NJ. NJ. Cook & Son, SIS; DAILY
NEWS, sec; DR.. CASTOR, $40.
The bill of j. A. Humphreyville for
Sic was, on motion, referred to the
Street Committee.
The following were referred to the
Fire and Water Committee: R. s. Bates,
SIT 81; W. H. ~Isaacs, Sl33 "a; Hall 4
Fox, STA %.
The Fire and Water Committee, to
whom was referred the bill Of the Gold
Hill Foundry for $50, reported in favor
of allowing $40 for the same. Agreed
to.
The bill Of Stern + We'll, for rent Of
Liberty Hose Co.'S house three months,
$3.50, was referred to Mr.. Dolman.
On motion, it was ordered that the
Treasurer be instructed to pay warrant
of $500 in favor of W. T. Lockhart.
The T~reasurer's report was received
and ordered on file.
The three last reports Of Justice Halls
Court were reported on as correct by
the Finance Committee, and ordered on
file. Adjourned.
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Notice to Creditors.

TsTATE OF LEONARD ST. JACQUES,
II do~ceased-Notioe Ia hereby given By the
undersigned, Administrator Of the above named
estate, TO tho creditors Of, and all persons having
claims against said deceased, 70 xhibit tho same,
With tho necessary vouchers, within ten months
from the hrst publication Of this notice, to tho
undersigned, at bis store, h Lower Gold Hill
opposite the Gold Hill Foundry. ss6a aIH sr"i.
ilg .lGf v. LEMERY, Administrator. &.
Gold Hill. Augusr n, 1868 su27 low
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NOTICE.

COUNTY TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
WV STOREY COUNTY, STATE OF NEVADA,
November 26th. 1856. y
NroTfCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
taxes ASSESSED on tho proceeds OF mines ior
Ia ousrter ending September 3Oth, 1860, are now
= IL nsvablr and that tho law with regard TO
,Ss,r collection win be strictly enforced.
'n'H L r. O'FERRALL.
County Tax Collector.
omee:-Msdin Building Nor'n Y nr11in
ginla-
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TO RENT.

1,HE STORE Room AT THE CORNER
i Of Main and Pioneer Streets, Wlntsr1nusr
Building. Suitable for Q Clothing store, aao -.
store, or tho Grocery business. Rent w"
month ,ar n,.n,...
sod Hili, Nov. Is, lssd aaa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-04

THE Goldfish are at Newport, r. l.,
and the fishermen are doing an immense
business. Two men, will frequently
bring in from FIVE to eight hundred
pounds from their days fishing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-04

H1orIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Arm OF Mead & McCone has been dissolved
iii, day BY mutual consent Tho N Sg..n.sI T. VII ~
neno I'D ON hs credit, he collecting all debts
ana and owing the firm Of Mead & AcCone, and
nsyiur iii debts owed by the said nrm-
p"' J. F. MEAD,
JOHN McC0NE.
on-.. CItv liant Of. 1859 H leQT.om
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-04
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals.
BH THE DoNNRR LAKE ROUTE:
John Fretmell All Dorr
Z b Hillyer Mr. LeCount
Mr. Credit " S Wood
Mr. Telder N Miller
I Nelson Mr. White
Departures.
BIZ THE DONNIE LAKE ROUTE:
Mr. F Thompson Mrs Boice
S Freeman o S Carville
Avilena Casara
DY THE ~PLAclRvILLl ROUTE
Rosa Carhagal Judge Aud
T Sofa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-12

Il r II
Cn0er and by virtue Of a deer re passei Tv the
Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia n a
cause depeLdh q therein, and numbt red 50I eauity
IN which Zephaniah ICnes Is Complainant aud
Horace S'ringftllow and Others are def ndapts
besrIne date on ths Sd dav OF July. 1856 we will
onei for sale, on THURSDAY, the I'd day of Aa-
gust iotS at clock p. m, on the premises parts
OF Let's No. and IL. in Square No 49, As follows
beg1Inlng Al the southeast corner Of said Sqrare
NO ~, ana running thence west AZ feet anil 2
1bchee; thence north 80 feet; thence west 50 feet
sbd j" inches thence north Is feet and az inc hes
thence east 700 feet to 7th street west And thence
with said street. to the beginning; Together with
Known as the ''Avenle House y
r ne terms OF sale. a. preSc ribed by the DECREE
are One-third Of the purchase money to De paid
IN cash, and the residue in two equal Rstal ents
payable In and IL months. for which deferred
payments With interest from lay Of sale, lhe pur-
chaser shall give his notes endorsed to the sstis
faction OF the trustees. Convey ancing and stamps
the terms of sale are not complied with in ve
Gays The frusfees reserve the Rt t. sell at the
rick and ceet Of the defanftine purchaser n pon
1ptelheencer '>'
M, THoMAs 3 B!E4A I%,Y Trustee.
D7-'o6ds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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DROPOSALS FOB ENGRAvINGS OF THE
il 1LLUsTRATIONs ACCOMPANYING RI
kEPOkT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PAT.
ENTS FOR THE YEAB 1866.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIc PRINTING
WhsHIxeToN, July s.. isj5.
until the isth day Of July. 1855 SAS ss
si0c 9 Oh furn hpc enc ies Fl
the Commissioner of Patents for the year is 6,
,cith the name and address Of the paten,se and ths
x Be c p.e.s e.
contractor. Who must arrange them into paees in
.nd and .Ss
f must De fCy equal 70 that Furnished for
saopsd hs +. hes
The plates are to be delivered at this once free Of
fic Printing Bond and approved security win be-
required for the faithful performances Of the con.
The work will comprise about. i've thousand
illustrations, making ever seven hundred pages
.os ssa1 .is
me 1qsd 20 that: when more than enc
s the Jn the %hos or osso
heuIes viii be estimated and paid for a. q siasIe
Awards win be made /" to the lowest and best
bidder for the interest Of the Governmsnt due re-
gard being paid to the execution Of the work ~
Ger to furnish Specimen plate Of design 10 Se
Of shat bidder and that Se .ss e.
the necessary facilities for the prompt and proper
Anyfnrther inforssaiop that may be reou,red
s He se upon to this ocs,
.hs Gs% Of
the undersigned, and enooT. ed on the envelope.
fr0'0'.'' for the f''i SSa 3a1s f SsSknrs
superiptendens q the Pubic Printins.
ch 10 be paeislhsd in the WsshingtSp star and
North American: New York Tribuse, and Boston
y So'n three times week unit! the 18th day of
this advertisement. iy7 eotlQeh
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DR0POsALs FOB MATERIALS TO az SIP
Piled TO THE NAVY YARDS Nm
-r DEk The C0GNlZANCg OF RI
THE BUREAU OF sTEAM

Mary DcPaTtnitA;, BRTsdx of Seam Eastsser,url
Sealed Proposal. 10 fur ~ is
Navy for the fiscal ear ending ane 50 isa,wiii be
received at this bureau until 10 o clock O. m, Of
he iesn OF Jaiy neat at which time the proposals
The proposals must be add ressea tn the Chief Of
Dent, Washington. and must be endorsed, aPro-
posals for Materials for the Navy. that they may
Printed schedules fer any class, together with
Instructions 10 bidders, giving the forms OF pro-
possl, e gsarsn,ee, and of certificate Of guaran
tors. will be fGrnished t. such persons as desire
to bid, IN application to the comm and ans OF the
Itspsc,iSe navy yards and those Of al the yards
The u mmsndant OF each navy ard and the Pur-
chasine Paymsster OF each station will have a
copy Of the ,chedules of the ether yards. fer ex-
an ination only, In order that persons who intend
TO bid msy Judge whether It is desirable TO m AXE
Application for any Of the classes of those yerds
he pro- oeal must be TOR the whole of a class:
and all applications for information or for the ex
animation Of samples, must be made to the Com
The proposal must be accon sanied by a certif
cate II ON the Collector of Internal Revenue for
alioense to deal in the articles for when be pro.
posse; and he must further show that he is a man
uiscturer o. or regular dealer In, the articles
be certiteiby The Assessor of Internal revenue
f. the district in whic they reside.
The contract will be awarded 10 The person who
makes the lowest bid and gives the guarantee re.
quired by law. tine Navy Department. However.
reservine the right to ect the lowest bid or sny
which u may deem eNortitaDt.
Suretes in the full smsast will be required 70
sign the contract, and heir responsibility must
par tmeDt As additional security, twenty mar
centun will he withheld from the amount Of The
bills until the contract shall have been com plefel
ano tlehtv per &c mum OF the amount of each bill
approx ed IN triplicate by the Con. OF the
re.pecii,e yards: will he paid by the Psymaster
81 the station deSignsted in the contract in funds
or oeruhcates, al the option Of the Government
within ten days after the warrant for the aa.,e
Treasury. e
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n II
Navy DEPARTMENT.
Bureau PyortSloHS and Cfcfbiag, June %. 1896
Separate Proposals. sealed and endorsed = Pro-
posas for Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials
will be received at this Bureau until o'clock ..
m on the Sd d~y u July. 1866 for furnishing and
delivering on receiving thirty days notice. ct the
u 3. Navy Yard at Brooklyn, n. T., in such num-
hers and Quantities and at inch times as may be
specified sv the Chief of this Bureau or by the
CommaBdant Of s, Id Navy Yard the NUN bers aud
quantities of TIE different articles specified in the
following liet, viz:
Blue Flannel. yards, zoe 600.
. Calfskin Shoes. pairs Is 600.
Blankets, number, 20 CO.
The Flannel to be deliverable one half in 90
and one halfin 40 days -. =
Offers may be made for one or more articles at
the option of the bidder. and in than one
article 10 contained in the offer the Chief Of the
Bureau will have the right TO accept one or more
Of the artic contained In such offer, and reject
the remainder.
For description of the articles in the above list
bidders are referred TO the samples 1t the Navy
Yards at New York and Boston, and for Informs.
ton ~ 10 the laws and regulations (in pamphlet
formb regarding contracts to the Off ces OF the
Commandants and Pay ssters of the several Navy
Yards = =. =
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous TO the Gov
erDment. le 70 laW4w
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DAVID A. BURR, Trustes
~ 63tw6ds &c MCGUIRE A co Anct,
Try J. O. MCGUIRE b CO., Auctioneers.
TRUsTEE,s SALE Or souapr oSo =.

ted near Kendall Green, and in front of the faI m
OF MI Corcoran, on the Boundary.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust, dated September g.
1853. and recorded In Liber J A s., No Ca Ioli ,
loo ct seq, Of the land records of Washin ct on
county, the subscribers az the trustees there n
named. will sell. to the hi CHEST bidder on the
premises, on TUESDAY. the l4th DAY of August,
!o o. AZ clock In the afternoon, Square No. $50,
in the plan of w ashineton city
The terms of sale are. One third cash: and the
residue IN oand Il months, with interest from the
date OF eale the purchaser to give noIes of canal
amount. TO be secured BY . deed of trust on the
property. AIconvey anciDg and STAN ps at the C st
OF the purchaser. who shall deposit $40 with tile
aucnoEeer at the the time of sale LII the terms OF
sale are lot complied with within Ii We days from
the Day OF eefe. the trustees reserve the right 10
resell the above Square, or any part thereof nj
the risk and cost of the purchaser in default, on
onelweek notice i'll the National IatelliRe 1cer
+ b sgTER Trustees.
jy 7-w6I3&liau ArctIoneers
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ORPHANS COURT, JUNE 70, Is5s-DrsrRIcr
In the case Of Christine e. Nsiley, sdministratrix
Of Samuel Warner. deceased. the administrstrix
aforesaid has, with the appreciation of the Or
phans Court Of Washington County aforesaid,
az ,ointed Saturday. July IL. 1875, far the 6nai
settlement and distribution of the psrsonal
estate Of said deceased. and of the ass IT'S in
hand, as far as the same have been coll ected
and turned into money; when and where All
the creditors and heirs of said deceased are
SStihed TO sdttsnd, !st the ORPHANS, Court Of
properly vouched, or they may otherwise by law
be ea cluded from all benefit In said deceased es-
tate: provided Q copy of this order be published
ence week for three weeks in the Evening Stsr.
previous to the said day -. =
Test. q. ROBBINS I'll
le 81 w3w Register Of Wills,
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RT GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,.
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF VALUABLE
lHPRoVED PROPERTY y

NINE HOUSES FOB SALE.
~ BY virtue Of On order and decree of the Supreme
court OF the District Of Coiunstis. bearing date
al vs.. Pbiilips, No. 6&S. equity the undersiened
Cemmisslonere will offer for sale on UESDAY
me irts Gay Of July. $50 at public auction. 10
m. the following Lots ana part. Of Lots Of Gronnd
IN the city ofwssbingion, with the IN provements,
Part Of Let No. 8, in Square No 3sa
Lot No, 20. i1 Square NO $50
Part OF Lot No .; IN Square No He
NJ Log NO. o. ., ana =, In subdivision of Square
Part Of Lot No 8; in Square No $50
as described in said proceedings.
lots will be announced on the day Of sale
The improvements of said lots and parts of lots
One large Brick House. on 9Th street west. ON.
rcsite the Centre Market, w
Two small Brick Houses,
Two small Frame ouses and
Four one story Frame Houses
A portion Of this property il situsted on Ninth
tion on north street, between 5. cond and Third
streets west; al d the remaining portion on north
street near New Jersey avenue.
should attepo this sale.
should the property not be sob, on the day desig
c!n menelng ate clock .. m, until the whole is
dispOted OF
The sale will comueuce in front of Lot No 9, in
SQUARE $50. Cd Ninth street west near the Canal
TeIms One third cash the residue in 6, Il and
Is months the pu chaser or purchasers giving his
or their bonds able TO the peciye beirs for
the deter red pa nepts, bearing interest from the
day OF sale Ali convey ancing and revenue stamps
at the cost ofthe purchaser Title deeds TO tie re.
paid. THOMAS LEWIS,
JOBw ANGUS
JOSEPH r HuDGSON,
WILLIAM DIXON,
LLOYD WILSON. SOLICITOR
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THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
Yes, A POSITIVE CuRE,nfer
GONORRHGA, GLEET STRUCTURES, dc
Contains no Mineral, no BAlsam, no Mercury.
Only Ten Pills 10 be Taksn TO Effect a Cuye.
They are entirely vegetA having NO smell no,
Jnre the stomsch or bowels Of the most delicate.
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Of the Of Of ths
Let those Who have paired Of getting cured, or
the
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postsrity tnas Tor which you may repent In after
DO NOT DESPAIR
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happily adapted, In liberated Uterus in T.snco.
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eentby express. Price 81 Is Per bottle.
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70, In caeee Of Syphilis, used In Connection 9TH III.
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WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE AMAR
ITANH RENEDIES
"Posf Hospital, IoR1 MARsHALL, BaItfmors
stating that have used The Bap,eritsn RAN ~.
iSr vspsral disseses IN its most customary forms;
and properly, and, have found them rc,pond ~ nv
nnticiDations promptly and efectually Knovins
their compeeition, heve the fullest confidence in
their ecacy and g far e my use q them sxtSnds.
xEfRED O. BOWERS.
Assistant Surgeon, 9Th a. &. Voisn
go6 p 9. Q. FORD, eernsr llth street and Penn.
eylvenie avenue, Washington; HENRY 0oOK
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HALLS VEGETABLE

has proved itself TO be the perfect
Tor the hair ever offered TO the public
Its vegetable com pound, and contains NO in
JuIi6us proper ties whatevep
a. IT WILL kEsIoRE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
q viii keep the hair fr ON falling cut
IL eItsnses the scalp, and makes the hair son,
u il Q splendid hair dressing
NO person, cid or youBg, should fail to use it.
1T ls kEcoNMENpED AND UsKD BY THE First
ID u pIcAI AUTHORITY
- Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicilian hair Re.
newer, and take 10 other.
r. p. HAIL CO.,
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For sale BY all Druggists js W-Tn.Iy