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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-24
HOTELS -REsrAuRANrs-sAI0oNs
YESEY

THE ABOVE HOTEL IS AGAIN -
1 opened by its we'll known and old H.
Proprietor. vus- -
Tho HOUSE has been reAttod and furnished
throughout, with a view to the comfort and &C.
eommodation Of Its patrons.
IN, BAR has boan rehtted and furnished with
,h- ehoIcs,t supply Of Wines and Liquors.
The BAR AND LODGING DEPARTMENTS
are under tho immediate supervision OF NR.
VEsEY. and individuals or families can DO fur.
rishad with the best Of Rooms. and the thirsty
relieved from o we'll supplied Bar.
Tho EATING DEPARTMENT Is kept BY
Mr.. JOHN RUSSELL, where meals can co naa
viii DO spared to give satisfaction In this depart
ment.
Board, DOT week, with lodginE)... SO &c $40
Board, without lodging.
The TABLE will be furnished with all the
luxurles the market Affords.
Gold Hill, February J., 1866. felN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-24

-oy THr-
GOLD HILL HOTEL,

Main Street, nearIy opposite WeIIs, Virgo
& Co.'s once.
TTENRY JAIN BEGS LEAVE TO m
III inform his friends, and the public In ~,
general, that he has reopened the aboveAA
named hotel, where be ID now ready to sccommo.
date Bonrderi and Lodgers with the best In the
market, at reasonable prices. A well furnished
BAR Is also attached to tho establishment
"Giye him q call, and try for yourselves"
Gold iii, Eebruar7 l, 1866. Eel m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-24
AMrSEMENTS ETC.
AVUNEMENIo bII'
MUSIC HALL.


VIRGINIA MUSIC HALL.
PROPRIETOR
BILLY SHEPPARD
ONHE FOLLOWING ARTISTS WILL AP.
i pear every evening. In New Songs. Dances,
Minstrelsy. Burlesques and Farces:
JOHNNY COLLINS,
Ethiopian Delincator.
MISS MAGGIE MOORE,
The Peoples Favorite.
JOHNNY TUERS,
Tho Prince Of Darkies.
MISS JOSEPHINE,
The Female Champion Jig Dancer.
MASTER JIMMY md MASTER FRANK
The Infant ProdiSiss.
MISS LILLY MOORE,
Nod Ward, E. thinner,
p, RippIngham, G. Schultz,
p. NJ. Hestwood, T. II. II. Oldneld,
BILLY SHEPPARD.
ADMISSION:
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Boxes. oO ana ~ w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-21
FROM EUROPE.
BY Steamship HIbernia.

PORTLAND, ME-, Nov. 20-The steamship
Hibernia, from Liverpool11 A. NJ. Nov. s,
and Londonderry on the 9th, arrived here
at 7:30 this morning.
A number of Cabinet councils were being
held in London The Times says they can
hardly be on the subject of reform, as the
measure is scarcely likely to be in so for
ward state as to permit an elaborate dis
cussion of its details, and it therefore pre-
sumes the attention of the council is occu-
pied by departmental business, amongst
which, the Times hopes, is included the
army organization ~ ? ~-------i i-----N
Sir S. L. Knight Bruce, late Lord Justice
Of the Court of Appeals, died on the 9Th
inst. % ~" NA{tNVE Wy
The drafts of Dent 6 Co., of China, were
on the 9TH inst refused acceptance by Kent,
Palmer g. Co, ofLiverpool. The two Arms
are entirely distinct. The engagements of
the firm are estimated at $3,000,000, The
partners are wealthy, and it Is believed the
creditors will probably receive the whole
of their claims %fN.T
1t is announced that Ex-Governor Eyre,
Of Jamaica, would be arraigned at the
Central Court of fLondon in about ten days,
for the Jamaica murders. ,.lei 1aa ,ssiia' llit
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-21
FROM WASHINGTON.
Startling News Expected from NIexi.
cO-TrOOPs Ordered to Fortress Mon
roe -.Y

Startling News Expected from Mexis
cO-TrOOps Ordered TO Fortress Mon
roe. -
New YORK, Nov. 20.-A Herald's WASH
ington special says: News of very start
ling character may be expected from Mex
leo in a short time. 1t is asserted upon
good authority that Macmillan will leave
Mexico shortly after the arrival of General
Sherman, and that there will be no French
troops on the soil of Mexico thirty days af-
ter his arrival there. Iar .... -7a..
Quartermaster's and Commissary stores
for 5000 troops have been ordered to Fort
ress Monroe. This is supposed to mean
Sherman and Mexico.
A Prize Fight.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-About 8 O'clock
this morning the expected prize fight took
place at JOhnson's Landing, below Alex
andria. The contestants were Mike Carr,
alias English, of this city, and w. II. White,
of Baltimore. Forty-four rounds were
fought in thirty-six minutes. On the
seventh round Whites shoulder was dislO-
Gated. 1t is said that English fairly won
the fight, but the referee claiming That's a
foul blow was struck by him, gave the vic
tory to White. The hackers of English re-
fuse to pay the bet until the matter can be
submitted to pugilistic authority for their
decision.
MIR. SIideIl Applies for PardOn-The
Mexican Mission.
A Herald special says Mr.. Slidell, the
once famous rebel Minister to France, and
one of our most active enemies in the war,
recently applied to the Government for
pardon, through Mr.. Bigelow, Minister at
Paris. The reply of the Government was
that no intercourse or correspondence of
any kind could be had with Mr.. Slidell.
A Times special says it is understood
that Gen. Sherman and L. d. Campbell,
Minister to Mexico, will first land at Tam
picoy and failing to find there the repre-
sentative of the Mexican Republic, will
then go to Vera Cruz.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-21
FROM BALTIMORE.
Grand Masonic DemOnstratIO IOn-Pres-
ident Johnson Present.


BALTIMORE, Nov. 20.-The demonstration
made by the Masonic brotherhood here to-
day is very imposing one. From 5000 to
6,OO0 were in the line Of fprocesson, dressed
uniformly in black, with regalias. and car
rying the symbols Of the order. President
johnson and Gov. Swami will witness the
ceremony of laying the cornerstone of the
new temple. The President, wearing his
Masonic regalia, received the procession
from the steps of Governor Swann's resi-
dence. ...
Tbeprocession was formed with the junior
Lodge in advance. Among the Lodges pres
ent were those from Washington, Alexan-
dria, Norfolk, Petersburgb, Lynehburgh,
Winchester, Shepherdstown, and other
points in Virginia, and among the Encamp-
ments of the Knights Templar there were
those from Philadelphia, New York, New
Jersey, Louisville, KY, and Washington,
AS soon as the procession had, gathered
around the site of the new temple and the
positions assigned to the various Lodges
bad been taken up, the Grand Lodge of
Maryland was opened with ceremonies APP
pointed for such occasions. The Most
Worthy Grand Master, Jno. Coates, direct
ed the exercises, which consisted of the
usual impressive ritual and the singing OF
several hymns written for the occasion.
The ceremony was concluded by pouring
oil, wines and corn upon the stone, the
Grand Master making solemn invocation
at each libation. j. N. B. Latrobe, ESQ.,,
delivered the grafton. H 'n q,
The gavel used by the Grand Master at
the ceremonies to-day was the same that
was used by Washington when, as Grand
Master, ne laid the corner stone of the
Capitol at Washington in 1903. 1t is
made of stone and capped with gold.
Tonight Che Grand Lodge of Maryland
will give a banquet to the visiting members
of Grand Lodges of other States, at Con-
cordia Hall. The elegance of the enter,
! tainment can be inferred from the fact that
| it will cost $4,000. The price of the tick
cts is $25 each,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-21
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
AMe xican Brig Bon rd ed by Robbers
- --NeY Tycoon of Lnnnm. - -

SAN Francisco, Noy. 20.-The Mexican
brig Basco, having as passengers Captain
John b. Urnie and Others, was boarded at
Cape st. Lucas, October 22d, while on the
way from La Paz to San Francisco, by Gas
ton D'Asta and two others, armed with
pistols, who demanded the Captains pa
pers, and at the same time declaring the
Captain to be Mexican pirate, and that they
were authorized to search the vessel for ar
ticles contraband of war. When D'Asta
was called upon to produce his authority for
the seizure of the vessel, he showed them a
copy purporting to befrom Carava, and said
the original order was left OH shore. Four
more armed men subsequently joined d.
Asia, when the captain and passengers
were robbed of every thing valuable and
the vessel plundered. The brig was re-
leased the next day after giving bond for
$4,000, and arrived here last night. u
A Japan paper of October. 18th says st.
Alsbaski had succeeded to the Tycoonate
by proclamation, and would send an EN-
bassy to the Emperor of Russia, with the
object of defining the boundaries and ar
ranging the Saghalien difficulties.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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lad ID . IRREGULARITIES. ,.lr ID r

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positive, rendering them reliable, speedy and
tain specific for the of all obstructions and sup-
pressions of nature. Their popularity is indicated
by the fact that over 900 bottles are annually sold
and consumed by the ladies Of the United States,
every one of whom speak in the strongest terms Of
praise Of their great merits They rapidly TAX
ing the place Of every other Female Remedy, and
are considered by all who know aught Of them, as
the surest, safest and most ihfable preparation in
the world for the cure of all female coDpls iuts the
removal Of all distractions Of nature and the pro
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directions stating when they may be used. and ex-
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TO natures chosen laws Will be found carefully
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-21
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
opening of the LouIsiana state Fair

Opening OF the Louisiana State Fair.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 20-The great event
of to-day has been the opening of the First
Louisiana State Fair at the Fair grounds,
four miles from the city. Over 10000 peO-
pie were present. Twelfth Mass, sung by
over fifty artists and a grand orchestra,
with pontifical grand mass, celebrated
by Most Reverend Archbishop Odin,
began the morning. At twelve O'Clock
the regular opening ceremonies began,
with prayer by the Right Rev. Bishop OF
Louisiana, DIR. j. b. Wilmer, assisted by
his Protestant Episcopal Clergy. Ad-
dresses were then made by Isaac N. Marks
Esq, President of the Association, and by
Judge w. M. Burnell, in English, and
Judge Rector Burtha in French, the ora
tors of the day.
Immense quantities of machinery and
implements are on the grounds, and more
arriving; also horses, cattle and other i'm
proved stock. Itpromises to be the start
Ing point of new era of unexampled
prosperity to the Southwest.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-21
Cleveland NInrISaf.

FLOUR-XX Spring Sl2RI2 25 Xxx red winter
$l3 Op9ll3 So KXX,white winter Sl5 OO9I55O.
WHEAT-Sales were I car No. l Milwaukee
spring at 81 40; Scars No dow - 30:1 car No. :
Chicago spring at - ls; 3oars do do at - 95H 50
COKN-Sales2 cars No. frem store At &c, 2 oars
do do at 81 iH06 agnpI
OATS-No. offered at Ace. ,s-,,s -.
LIVE .H0GS-Are very quiet and nominal at
DRESSED docs Small salc2 choice 6tatxsliEs
Sc. -.
P0RKTSsles No. J, city-paeked mess at s04; No.,
LARD -City-rendered l4Ke in iirkins, and 40 if
perces. =, ,t,,,,,,,,, =; -. Fles'a, Aesf,& kHL -sfF
NESS BEEF-Steady. Sales No. City-packed
HAMS-Sales l. 800 lbs new sugar CURED at aoc ti''
DRIED BEEF--Salea 500Ibs at 23cA r. y sslAr
BUfTER-rhere is . good demand for choice
tub and roll and The market is FIRM al ssasic.
! CHEESE-Continues quiet and steady at 100
1910 for common TO choice, packages included,
EGGS Quiet At Bi02ac ll0d Blia 5glgVIl zotIohl
ALC0R0L AND SPiBlTS-Firm. Alcohol, %
| 3se12 aNoT .ssd III .O6 3-ldom
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-21
New York .mnrkot-Nor. 2o.

C0TT0N-More active at about previous prices;
4934Sc for middling uplands, chiefly at 34c, and
closing dull at those figures. 'a1 7 I'-lffgrsN
FDOUR-Very dull and l5920c lower. $40 O09
10 rs for sound common extra State; Sll IS Gil 50
for round hoop Ohio, and Sll 7O9l3 IS for trade
brands the market closing more active. and with al
upward tendency. ....... q. r.is.r o.
WHISKY-Dull; small sales at 4O943c in bond.
WHEAT-2g3c lower, with rather more inquiry,
and frmer. at % 25 for No. MilwAukee; % is for
inferior do 81 S5 for unsound spring. and 81 10 for
amber State. .... ...... 49,. 'si.lIru'
kYE.Qqiet and declining. ~. y. % Ggja.
BARLEG-Dull and ls9ec lower, and CLOSING
6rmer at 81 O6 for Canada West, in bond, and $40
80 for very choice free. .-.l'1I .'......u
BARLEY AND BARLEY MALT-Dull. 5r.gl
! CORN-lrregular and unsettled; sales at 81 249
and 81 % for white aud yellow western In the af-
ternOOn the market was decidedly frmer under able
reports from Liverpool, quoting Corn at 40s. and
sales OF western mixed were made at 81 H0Dl 49,
and afterwards held at u 80, and white western at
OATS-Declned ls9c; sales at @65c for west
ern; and G1@69c for state, and closing frmer.
SUGAR-Dull.
M0LASSES-Dull. "
PETR0LEUM-Quiet at 22K@23c for crude, and
35936c for refined in bond.
P0RK-0pened irmer. but closed heavy and ir.
regular at S22 50g2S Is for regular and cash
new mess closing at So IS regular, and $2O920 so fol
prime; also. 1880 brs new mess at $22 81. selle
all November; $23923 so seller all January, anC
$22 75 all the year. t1r Ntl ...H
BEEF Heavy at le9lsc for new plain mess. ant
ls923c for new extra mess. ...t-.' .a'
{ BEEF HAMS-Dull as 30Q35c. -
BAC0N-Quiet and steady. ... q
CUT MEATS-Dull and heavy; 0h91lc 70
| shoulders, aud l39 i4c for hams. .- .-g-.s-
DRESSED HOGS-HOavy at s'SS9Hc for west
| ern. rr. l-.... .. a.i w. I'd. E-g#3
LARD-Heayy at u sI3Kc,
BUTTER-Heayy, 1793lc for Ohio.
| CHEESE-Dull at 6l9l6Ac. 70, - .-7.t4- .. "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-21
FROM PITTSBURGH.

Summary Discharge of Railroad Con-
ducIors-SaIe OF the Police Gazette
Forbidden.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. 90 Considerable
remark and surprise has been created by
the summary discharge OF seven of the old
est and most prominent conductors on the
Western division of the Pennsylvania
railroad, and the vacancies filled by new
conductors. 1t is rumored that changes
will be made on other divisions. No cause
is assigned for the removals. E
Notices have been served on news deal
ers of this city against the sale of the Ma
ttonal Police Gazette of New York, which
Is alleged to contain a libel ona young lady
In Allegheny, in connection with the
Priestly case. Libel suits are about to be
instituted. sIh-L- liDi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-21
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Army of the RepubIic-Herald Office
Sold at AuctiOn-Grand Lodge 1. o

Army of the RepubIic-Herald OfHic 9
Sold at AuctiOn-Grand Lodge L. o,
OF. ,,s .fot.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 20.-The National
Convention of the Grand Army of the Re-
public convened in Opera Hall this morn
ing. A large number of delegates were
present from all sections of the country.
The proceedings are kept secret. A mum
ber of distinguished officers were present,
among whom were Generals Palmer and
Logan, of Illinois, and Vandever, of
Iowa.
The Daily Herald and establishment was
sold at auction to-day to Lafe Develin &
Co., of Cambridge, Ind. r,'h 49, o.
The Grand Lodge and Grad Encamp-
ment OF Odd Fellows of the State OF. Indi-
ana met to-day in semi-annual convention.
Reports of Grand officers show the order
in very prosperous condition. -r. 81
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R.A .BEAUREPARIE, NJ. d. 3
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Priee 81 per Box, or Six BOxes for s5.
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agent, or BY the sole General Agents for America
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ASE Ors. Ags9Ii4ed Agents fqT C0lTmhgs npHTS Sns
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-21

per cent. a. 7484 7p Cologne Spirits. o. per cont,
" StSgl 80; Neutral Proof Spirits 81 b7op2 67 r VA
PhThOBEU N--Quiet ard nominal Al $50 for
bonded on spot; SIG $40 for free. TrN8 NV
change and STEADY.
GREEN APPLES---In fair request at e203 for
fair to choice winter fruit
DRIED APpLES-fleld at lO9lO16c. packages
included.
DRIED PEAUHEs-Peeled held at 5bc; unpeeiod
halves 22c; unpeeed quarters lac. 7'77T
OIDER-ln demand ut S6 5OdB5 rs per brl, pack
BEANS---Prime white held at % so per bnsh, v
TIMOTHY SEkD-Held at % O699 rs per
CLOVER sEED--ouiet. Held at % OOos rs
LAKE Frs SH--HO. i wbitsash o. 50. a
TALLQW Firm at 9K@lOc. Isgsol d Qg
SALT-Fipe ~ 35: coarse ~ so. ,,U 40
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-21
FROM RICHMOND.
A Fatal shooting Afrray.

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. ,2O.-Rey. Jacob
James, a colored preacher, was shot last
night by another colored man named
Thornton Holmes, and died this morning.
Holmes also shot his wife, who, however,
will recover. He was arrestedand acknowl-
edged the deed, but says be found James
and his wife in flagrant idilictu. y"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-21
SECRET DISEASES!
..ne.- .IE .-.er-'7 H. rrr.. Pop
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They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
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Cures in from two to four Gays, and recent cases
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% The great Blood Purifier and remedy for
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-21
Dome.tIc WoeI CitcuIsr

4 Prices current Of wool at Boston. Eoy.Is,o =,
COMO. PENNSYLVANIA AND VIRGINIA, Extra, So
4eSc; and full blood meriDo. 50 d58c; blood, 50
0b8c; u blood and common, 47@50c.
gNEw YoRK AND VERMoxr--E ana full blood me-
[no; 90 sSsCi X blood. 4s9bOe; Il blood and common.
MiGSiid az AND sfSbfI & ~ Y ana fo,lblood me
Eino; % S65ci n blood, 4s952c; y blood and common,
tNe4bo.ugB ssaqs h0ui 10 ,iieTHqnoL N eqrti not
! Iowa, ILLINOIS AND WIsC0NsIN.-Z and full
common, 420Dl5c. 5r sTruos 10 -offT,tff m I0f
PULLED W0oL.-Extra New York City, 6O8B5d:
iuperhne do. 4o945c; extra W estern New York. $50
Eastern superfne. 51GDbbc ts.5.a .i.rI =. 7t. u
TExAss-Fjne. 3093sc; medinm, 96@3Oc; COARSE
3og25c; inferior and bury, 1509Oc. TGlp
The Wool market Continues excessively dull.
Since ths issue Of our last circular prices have Tenc
cd lower point, and We are again obliged to lessen
our quotations. ,,,i,,-.-. 7 -, 90. 40 n n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-21
FROM CHICAGO.

Crosby Opera House Drawing 20 Take
Place Jan. 21st.
CHtoAGo, Nov. 2O.-The committee ap-
pointed to conduct the award of premiums
to members OF the Crosby Opera House As
sociation announces. that the drawing will
positively take place January 2lst. The
committee assures all parties interested
that every care will be taken to secure per-
feet fairness in theaward. lelIouvr
| l-.-,r.i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-21
- = BAiLEY JENKINS 4 GARaIsoN.
!ToIedO RIarIket-Nov. 20.

FL0UR--Dull.
WHkAT--Amber lac lower other grades dn-
ohaDged; sales white Michigan at o. 5000 g7 ambsrf
~ 1902 ~: Nod spring u 96.8fTa JOS dw qi' y
OORNv1Dull and l@2c lower; sales at sax 81 f0Fw
No mixed. of5oaF Oh
OATS--l&2c &c lower: sales at 4Oc Oc--..,
LAKE FRE1GHTS-Firmer. 90 for corn, by
steam, to Buffalo.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-21
sew YORK stock markeLNov. 20.

STOCKS Steady. Fort Wayne 1O7; Cleveland
4 Pittsburgh SG1f illinois Central 1907; Michigan,
Southern s3H; Reading ll4J1 Erie 7sI; New York
Central lloA; Rock Island lOs1li Western Uuioni
telegraph AK: 73Os, I'd series, l06; $40 Coupons,
62, 1887; do '65, 1887. - u I -, - s,y ~ '1' =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-21
LIFE-HEALTH+STR ENGTR.
LIFE-HEEsaALTH-sIREN
LIFE-HEALTM STRENGTH
o., l..,ga 3 DIR, JUAN DELAMARRE's
IS PECIFIC PILLS

Are prepared by the MessieuTs GaTancier 4 Du-
pont. pbarnaceutlsts, J 0 .2il Rue Lombard. Paris.
from the Prescription Of DIR. Juan Delamarre, Chief
Ply sieisn 10 the oSpitsl du Nord on Lariboisere.
b.s LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION. -
,GErInrs:- We have used the "SpEcIFrc
PiLLb' made from Doctor Delamsrres Pre-
ISEP;ion Sp ing several years na past ~ 1oGGS our
them . most energetic, and efficient Rem
edy in cases Of SpermatoTrhea or Seminal Weak
nesgi Nightly, Daily. or Premature Emissions: Sex
uM WcabhsSS, OF AnpOteaoW Special Derangements
Of the Nervous Syttem; Weaknesses arising from
Secret Habits and Sexual Excesses; Relaedtton Of
the Genital OLEAnl; N.ak Spine; Affections OF the
EyeE ''Lime" or "Brirk Dust Deposits in the
Urine; "MikSD lliseharges; paleness Of the skin,
with Sunken Cheeks and Bloodless Lips; "Pinched'
fsatures lrrsgulAr Action Of the HeG't, and in all
the. .ghasuy train Of symptoms arising from Over
use. Abuses. or Loss from any cause, OF The Nervous
Force .-HIf'' p. I. II
We earnestly ldyise the Profession, and al per.
sons suffering from any Synptontdtio or Organic
Afeetiong Of the GEHITO- URINARY SYSTEMS, TO use
these Pills. With high spect Wear6 1Ours most
sincerely, -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-21

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