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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port Of Charleston, June ~, 1 66.

In the Port of Charleston, June III, &c.
" VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsrINa
WITHIN THE STATE, EXCEPTED
STEAMSHIPS.
Quaker City, 1143 tons, West at Adgers wharyes for
New York, loading Rayene 4 20. TO-
New York, loading Willis Chsolnl.
SHIPS. =
President Fillmore 894 tons, Luce at Atlantic WINS.
for Liverpool, loading. Willis & Ohsom
Amelia, G68 tons, Conner, at Gas Company's wharf,
from Liverpool, discharging. .....John Fraser Co.
- BARKS.
Mary tBr), 300 TONS Macomber, at Adger's wharyes.
Ange auardiene (Fr} 48G tons, Bijou at Accommoda
tion wharf, from Havana. waiting. j Enslow 4 Co.
Wright Jr 235 tons, Linn akin, in Ashley River for
Palma Majorica, loading .......:...:.....W W Hall
lockwood (Br), = tons, Lowry, at Gas Companys whf
- from Liverpool, dscharging. Order
Addie Decker = tons, Pennel, at Brown & Cos whvs
from Bath, Me, discharging Master
BItIGS. E@
Pedro Antonio span) 20l tons, Rosis at Brown Co.'S
wharyes, from Havana, waiting. .........W Hall
Paca tspan), = tons Orta OF Brown & Co.'S wharves,
from Havana, waiting. g....................WP Hail.
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Uonsigness per South Osrol1na Railroad,
June al.
l85 bales Cotton 2s bales Yarns, 129 boxes Tobacco
20 bbs Spirits Turpentine, SO bbs Rosin cars Lum
Der, Furniture, and Sundries To O Graveley J Mat
thtessen, Fogarty l. Co. Brown b schirmer, F Muir
ply, Bollmann Bros, Btoney, Willis & Ohisolm G W
Clark d Co. Leitch, W Roach E j Wins l. Go, " O
Jefers& 0o. B Sloan, NJ Caldwell & sonp, N
Averill b Son. ] Gurley, 3 Laftte. Biachof A Won
Dohen, II " Gale, Gibson, J + Matthew's Miss 40
Heyward, d Barden, Rodgers 4 Go, Hinson,
Ookely, Hunt, q Robertson, yelling, Chisolm
Bros, "a 81 Abrahams & Son.
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Private parties are purchasing Sight Drafts on New
York at par and selling at premium.
GOLD-Was being purchased by the Brokers yester
day at 48 and sold at 50c.Z=
Augusta Market.

AUG UsTA, June 2O.-CoTroN.-The market is quite
unsettled We hear Of sales of few bales at private
figures There is not enough doing to warrant quota
tions.
GoLD-Brokers buying at las to $50 and selling at
150 to 1852. Little doing.
smvEa-Brofers are buying at 1856 None sold.
Securities are in good demand.
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COMMERCIAL.


Exnorts for the Week ending June 2l.
FOREIGN. -
bales Upland Cotton 81 bbls Rosin. packages Fur.
nitnre
Sawed Lumber
COABTW1sE.
NEW .YORK-Per steamship saragossa-16 bales Sea
Island and 417 bales Upland Cotton, 10 bbls Rosin,
So bales Yarn 1856 packages Vegetables, II packages
and boxes Sundries, 80 bbls Flour, 26 bales Wool
ens 271 Empty Beer Barrels, 800 kegs Nails, Spikes
&C. 100 bars Steel, 50 boxes Axes. and a lot Hose,
Rope, &o..... Per steamship Flambeau-499 bales
Cotton, IL tierces Rice 81 bales Yarn "a bbls Rosn
325 packages Vegetables, 85 Empty Bbs, so bundles
Paper and Sundrles.
PHILADELPHIA-Per tern W Beebe-114 bales Cot
toni 1913 bbls Rosin 225 Railroad Wheels, 1854 Axles,
Is hhds 70 bbls and 20 tons Old Iron 1861 bars r
Iron. Per schr Matte E Taber-160 tons Iron
- lou, ,0CO feet Lumber
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Adele-101 bales Cotton
rs boxes Sugar, So hhds Molasses, pipe Wine, s
casks Wine. 8 bales Calf ehina tierces Calf Skins
21 boxes Mdze, . bales Bags, II Empty Barrels, l
lot Furniture.
GEORGETOWN, C--Per schr E L Wales-4O tons
Iron,
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suaAa.-Raw sugars are very firmly held; holders
a ask ao m oGa Ts ID @
soft white, and IL to 15o for do yellows
TALLow.-Prices are frmer, but buyers hold off, and
hear of only about 25 600 lbs the market closing
l2T to 13o for western and oity.
WHIsKEY.-The market is more active and frmer
Sales Of 500 bbls In bond at 3Cc.
CoTroN.-J. P. MORTON & Co. of New York, In their
circular of the 10th instant for Europe, says:
Interior is exhausted The current exports are drawing
heavily upon the stools at the ports the aggregate Of
which is estimated at about 100000 bales The follow
stocks at the various points at the present date:
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, June 18-OoTroN, N,-Eary ii the day we
heard OF orders to buy for Northern account Dut
the steamers arrived in time to stop operations
Some few balls Of repaoks changed hands, tut prices
which did not traaspire AS will be seen by reference
to dispatches Of yesterday evening" the Liverpool
dates to the 9th report another reverse In the ton
Market and e. neral state of anxiety and depression
growing out of the threatening aspect Of political affairs
In Europe This news confirms the Interpretation
given Of the last steamers news, and was nos
unlocked for AS might be expected 1t has
smothered what little life the market here has had
and We may look for an almost general suspension OF
business In Cotton until more daylight is seen IN the
east The rise in gold may have the effect OF causing
corresponding greenback advance In Cotton but there
will scarcely be much demand for tue staple until other
markets than the North be found for It, The spin
ners in this country pretty we'll supplied for the
present. and the stock sale In New York and other
markets. together with what is already on the way, Will
be ample to supply their demands for some time to
ccme Dispatches from there Indicate the same state
OF inactivity here and while that lasts we can look
for but little inquiry Prices are nominal here.
MONETARY AND F1NAN01AL-The transactons OF the
day have been very light in all departments.
Domestic Exchange is fat aud dull, rates showing
decline on yesterdays sales The banks drawing
very sparngly and the transactions reported were done
outside at par to u premium
Gold opened this morning at 145 to lat, at which .
small amount Of business done, but receipt Of
the noon dispatch from New York the market became
so Wild and unsettled that 1t is difficult to give an aoou
rate quotation. We will sate however, that holders
generally making offers better than 15S to LOO.
but no sales were reported at these rates.
Sterling remains nominal and New Orleans Slgns az
par with but little doing.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, June 2o-TURPEiT1NE-saes OF 9S
bbls at - for new virgin and S3 for yellow dip.
RosIH-We quote sales Of small lot at ~ 10 TO 10
for pale.
CoTToa.-sales Of 9 small lot at $40 for middling.
No other transactions reported.
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THE CHARLEsron n1ARKEr.


REAARKs.-The European news received during the
week having completely unsettled the public mind hns
caused an almost entire suspension of business. It IL
nearly certain that the German States will become
involved in war of unknown duration. and which may
In is course draw in the other European powers Thif
critical state Of affairs united to financial difficulties in
England, has kept up demand for gold from this
country to such extent to threaten heavy advance
In the value of most articles Of trade Should France
and Ruseia keep out Of this embroglio We may hope
that It's effect on this country will not be lasting but,
should the whole continent get into the difficulty Its In.
Huence on many branches Of trade may be important
The German States believe not large consumers
Of cotton, and should the be kept within their
limits the staple not be seriously depressed by 1t
for any length Of e but long It continues the
iesr Of the possible extension Of the contest would
probably induce merchants and manufacturers to act
with caation and 1t would in this way have tendency
TO keep down the price OF the article The news by
eaah European steamer will be looked for with great
anxiety FOR some time to come by all classes Of resdera
but particularly by the merchant whose most impor-
hnt ntiuterest may be deeply affected.
COfTON.-This article throughout the past week has
fvery strongly the influence Of the unfortunate news
from Europe and transactions In the staple have besn
nearly suspended On Friday las before the receipt Of
the nows Of the failure Of tho Paris Conference Cotton
was in moderate denand but prices favoring buyers
che sales Of that day amounted to about 100 bales at
following quotations: Middling 81 to $780,, Strict Mid
ding 81 to $780,, Good Middling s8 to $780, per lb. On
Saturday the per CITY Of Paris was recetved, which
with the dny being observed az holiday, put stop
trade and there were sales. On Monday the market
being very unnetsd only II bales Of Strict hddling
Cotton sold at 3ss. per lb. On Tuesday buyers
were only disposed to purchase Decline and holders
being unwilling to give way, TRANSACTIONS took place.
On Wednesday, orders having in most Cases been with
drawn. the sales confined to some 80 bales OF
packed ton at so to $40. per b. On yesterday the
market rather easier with sales Of 6t bales of Cot
ton, Strict Mddng bringing 37o and Kidding $50 per
ab about Is bales of common rspaoks were also dis.
posed ofat 27c. per lb.
SEA EsLAHD CorroN.-There has been no inquiry for
this GLASS Of Cotton since last and have sales
10 report
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept. J. ST. 81 gg gsie 1'ss aeS
Re0As fron aopti, s5toJune 1s &C. s2sl e5est stss
Re1Aipts from June "A to 20, '6a..,. 1884 -
Total Receipts. 1851 ssl2e $500
Erperts .A S. I'd. Up'd. Rice.
From Sept. /, e5, to June Is, ,e6 1884 02,2bS arcs
Fron, June 1b al, 1856. ........ l06 2sll 10
s4e09A,6s4 otis 49,
Total exports. .................s4 .s49o 1854 2770
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, June B.-OoEFzE.-The unsteadinesa
Of the market for gold continues to check purchasers;
no inquiry. and prices In the absence Of transactions
are but nominal
FLous.-Our market is sluggtah for common descrip.
lions. but firm for good though inactive; stock light.
and demand mostly for local trade We reporta aale
of 100 bbls Western Extra s $1l 49, Corn Meal s held
still higher; we quote yellow at So, and white at IS 80
per bbl.
GRAlN-Wheat is scarce, very little arriving; several
small lots Of Southern offered and sold today-ncluded
100 bushels white at So 49, and 100 do red a
prime parcel Of Minnesota Spring red was offered
bushel. 6orn-12200 bushels white and 400 bushsls
yellow received; demand good and prices further ad
yanced with sales Of TO 10000 bushels white st 81 IS
to 81 49, 600 bushels yellow at 98 cents to 81 bulk at
81 per bushel Oats-Western offered quite freely
600 bushes heavy sold at so cents; 1000 bushels do ct
"a cents per bashel, including bsgs-no light sold
Nothing doing in Bye.
MoLAssRs.-No sales reported
P1ovIMoNs-The market was very much excited early
In the day, owing to the heavy advance In gold and
buyers we're numerous and active but transactions
In the day the feeling absted with the decline in gold
but holders very FIRM Under light receipts and STOCK
sales 81 20 p9ass ana hhds an dss s
leK to 1eAo and small lot Of Western keg Lard not
prime. at 2lHo per lb. At the close We quote bulk
shoulders at Is TO- 16Hc as 70 quality sides 1870
400 for Sides Ness pork $84 to $3B per bb Western
lard $50, city do 22o In tros
R1oE.-Nothing doing; We quote Rangoon at 100
nominal.
suaAR-owing to the rapid fluctuations Of the pre-.
MUM In gold the market remains unsettled and
without transactions on which to base quotations. hold
Ground
md Worthngton and 10 cents less per sack other
oraada Turks Island we quote for lots nom store at
20 cents y bushel,
WHsKEY-Is quiet with small sales at 50 81 p gallon
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Exports OF Cotton
FROM THE PORT CHAMELEON, g. O., coS1KENo1Na ls1
sEprsxpER, 1866. TO 2lsr JvNE. 1885, rNonus1vs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-30
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

rpHE TEACHERS AND THE PUBLIC ARE
i hereby notified that the next term OF tho
Public Schools in Storey county-to. wit: the
First, Third and Fourth Ward Schools In Viz.
yinIa, and those in Gold Hill, American City and
Flowery Townshps-wil commence on NEXT
WEDNESDAY. January 10Th. 1866. at 10 o'clock
A. ".
Vaccination.
Pupils cannot be admitted without q written
certificate Of vaccination frum some medical prac'
tiiouer in good standing, TO be presented to the
Teacher.
NOTE Those pupils whose certificates Of vac
cina,ion have been enrolled on the books OF the
Board OF Education are not included in the above
notice. which. for prudential r-asons that must be
obvious TO every parent and guardian. will be
.trictly enforced The Board Of Education will
attend 20 the vaccination Of those children whose
parents will satisfy them Of their pecuniary ina
bility TO bear the expense.
Negroes, MonYolinns nnd Indians.
Those interested in having all classes OF chill
dreu In our community enjoy the advantages ol
AN education, will oblige the Board OF Education
by informing the County Superintendent, III
writing or otherwise. of the name, age and real
deuce Of those in this county who would astenG
school il one should be organized for their ben
at By order Of the Board OF Education.
JSO. A. COLLINS,
la5,f County Sup't Public Schools.
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Opinions Of the Press.

"DR. DOHERTY Is . skIllful physician and
honorable gentleman. Any ststementshe makes
to bis patients he 10 sure 10 fulfill That fact 10
one great cause Of his eminent success In his pro-
fsssIon- II is fortunate that among the many sd'
yertising physicians there 10 ono who can DC es'
pended on."-Review.
"DR. DOHERTY'S reputation n . physician
II n sutieient guarantee for the cure Of any eAss
he undertakeG"-Chronlcle
"DR DOHERTY has devoted bis study NOR"
particularly 10 chronic. specific and secret prsc
lice. and A such Ii now the most sueceshui OF
any nhy .Ician In San Frauciseo. Free Press.
2nR DOUERTY'S reputation 10 second to no
o,h.r nhysIcIan on the coast In chronic and sps.
clAc practics. mirror.
M DOHERTY.-Few men In the InediL<l
profeaIop have succeeded In gaining the eonf.
6.ncs on the public In their skill and Judgment ~
he has."-Enquirer. n.
''"DR. DOHERTY ranks a. one Of our raoit
dI,tip euIshsd physicians and also one Of the most
suecessful, which Is now the criterion by which
,hs medical practitioner IL Judged.
"DR DOHERTY enjoys q more extensive
practice than any physician In this State"-Ex.
prrss. .I.... ....
" Address, w.K. DoHERTY. MD.
Janl 3m San Francisco. Cal.
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SuInInCns.
~uInIIlCIlH. -
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
| Judicial District of the State OF Nevada, IN
and for III. county Of fStOrry-John ShehAn, plain
tld against susan Shehan, defendant Action
brought in the District Court OF the First judicial
District Of the State Of Nevada, In and for the
county Of Storey. and the complaint MED In said
county Of Storey in the Office Of the Clerk OF said
District Court.
Tn. state Of Nevada sends greeting. TO Susan
Shehan. defendant: You are hereby required to
nnp-ar in an action brought against you oy th-
aboy. named plaintiff, In the District Court OF the
First Judicial District Of the State OF Nevada IN
and for the county OF Storey, and answer tne
complaint fled therein. within ten days (eSeiu
Sive Of the day Of srryice) aftrr the service on
you Of this Summons, served In said county OF
il s-rved out OF said county. but within said Dis
trlct within twenty days: and In all other cases
forty days: or Judgment by default will b. taken
against Won, according to the prayer OF the said
complaint.
The said action Is brought to procure a decree
Of divorce forever dissolvlng the bonds OF mAtri
mony existing between yourself and the said
plain:if on the grounds Of drserting this plaintiff
for more than two years last past, to.wit: since
the 18th day of November, A d. 1863, all Of which
ia fully set forth In plaintiffs complaint. now on
Ana Won are hereby notified. that H. you fail TO
apn-nr and answer the said complaint, as above
rsouired. the said plaintiffs will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded
Given under my hand and the seal oi
s. IS, the District Court Of the First judicial
- Ds,ric, Of the State Of Nevada, In and
for the eoun,y Of Storey. this 81 day OF January
In the wear OF our Lord one thousand. eight nun
''' LUCIEN HERMANN, Clerk.
By Tuos. B. FowLIR, Deputy Clerk JA2 N
500 state stamp. SOC Int Rev. stanpl
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ferIng 10 the public an advertisement
ofthls kind, for Il Ii universally nc.
knowlcdg-d that tho treatment Of
these particular diseases constitutes branch OF
medicine which has never been sunicieutly
cultivated, In consequence Of the fastldlous.
| moss Of tho profession, who have abandoned those
IpccIalItIes to the care Of unqualified Prnc-
titioners. There exists hero no power to re.
preIs tho impudence and offrontery Of men who
are totally incompetent to perform the dutloI'
Of their so.called medical practice, thereby In.
fietlng uissrIss TO = degree unparalleled in any
other class of human disorderI The only way
to remedy this evil IL to call the attention OF the
public to a we'll Informed member Of the
medical profession, legally qualified,
and who deyotes hls exclusive attention to dis.
eaxes arising from the undue excitement OF the
generatiye organs, together with those inciosntal
,tsRes OF acute disorder which, when. neglected,
terminate In the horribly wasting form Of con.
,fftutIonal dlsorganIzatIon. Doctor Perraa1t
bn, pAid tho most anxious and anttring
attention. for the last eight years, to special
branch Of study, and his mode OF practice. sug'
seuted and improved by experience. md expert
ment. mado through the medium Of tho micro
scope enables him to detect ths presence OF semen
In the urine. We wish to impress those who
have failed Of relief elsewhere, that they may lie.
rive benefit from examination Of the urine In
cases Of Seminal Emissions and Impotency. rs
we'll "A In cases Of Gravel, Diseases Of tho Biad.
der and Kidneys, and we can at once ascertain
III. cause Of tho patients complaint, so ~ TO pre-
pare the proper remedies for each particular dis.
order, and according to each case.
Patients suffering from Hcnereal Diseases In
any stage Pains In the Bones, Rheumatism, or
from the effects Of MercurIal poisoning, who can
yI,i, u. personally. will receive. in addition 10
our usual treatment, Medicated Vapor
Baths, without further charges. This Bath has
nearly superseded nll Other treatment IN Europe
Reference will DO given TO several who have
been cured by this treatment, after having failed
with others.
Persons Of both sexes who have impaired their
health and destroyed the vIgor Of their minds by
their own misconduct, and thus deprived them.
selves Of tn. pleaIuros OF life, are notified that
OIL consulting DR.. PERRAULT, thsy will find
n friend and Physician who has cured many In
every part Of the State. who applied broken
T., h.,,,h Inn, .r. nov rejoicing In all that
makes life desirable and man happy. References
sa oe even nsqu' hn 81 - Snnw Of en,.s cured by
S,s'S SEeP ISR pIr Sfsor in v.In trying several
VI .i.I.n.
pnSnsm,S, pSl m,nS. In nj. ofsee. where all persons
"a. - ~ tScm,elye, that they arc under tho
enn tee ", anIarIv ornliard practitioner. We
shte OF "a 90, remedIs, and such
nave ,ne Ia'e.' n "' n. nhtan.d a, mo other office
mode OF cure Nv tW," sau Snnorrh.n Cics, Str;c.
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DOHPRTY'S MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
PRIVATE MEDICAL ADJ
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE
.".. CHARGES.
DR.. w. X. Dehertyh Private Medical
and Surgical Institute,
Sacramento street. below Montgomery opposite
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's ofice)
Private Entrance on Leidesdorff street, Al
Ban Francisco, California
Established expressly to afford the afflicted sound
and scientific medical aid In the treatment
and cure OF all Private and Chronic
Diseases, Cases Of secresy,
.... and all Sexual Dis.
To the AFFLICTED {!

To the Amicted.
nR. w. K. DOHERTY RETURNS HIS ,In.
~ cere thanks to his numerous patients for their
pauonsge, nna YOU'D take this opportunity 10 re-
lainu .nen 'ah nav no con.nGe. 70 co9su. AZ ms IN
Tnans to- ~, .' xdn.s. Moas,,,O eSS S.. tae
if.iIsr -, Ds..s, n auu oenno MY
SS.nn o'snI., sn -, saa Hn INV ~ osea,es, VIZ
~. G,.is,". ~. ~. %n.., auJ n$ Er,ai rIs
&c., Si"' S,'ai n.sr,.'s Ma nv .hn ~ III
.ions, GeAuA DeTlty, Uusn,es gu tne pssk n1I anu
Loinh innni%Aton oI ,ne I oisno.I ~ nna niun.,
eIe;, eN.i nsi ~ ao nopes s1as ~ ions IN, @
an anu suceessIui PIacuee oI nany Seas WIN con-
tinue . 70 insure LIN SnaIe OF Puonc pH.Ionage.
By tne glaeuee Of many yea!hin EuloPe Ano tne
onnea states, ne " SnaoIed 20 aPPly .h9 most 81;
uSieht ana sueeessui remonles asa,n.' olseuses OF
al kinas. ne usss no mercury, enais moae,'
ave. rsaIs ~ pauen's ~ eoiieS. aid nonoIaDic
may' ma reierehesn s ot unquesnse qsnIa.t VslIeY
nom men VI xno"n TesPes.aoiY , anu h,sn ,ss
snuhs sas IA soSieyi All ", PHi.cs eou.Ink nun,
y'I, W ie's' oI o,nsrm, m ,n,s e an. .ns oea' Ana
senue'. "sa'tnsns, nnu 'inpne' 'e,'
DIX. DOHERTY would call attention 10 the
following certificates. from two OF hls patients.
-. 80. s.u,, -.., ,L.,- ,a.,,h ..-,.'
"no' nAS'hs 'ui'y feeo'e'eu '"eH he'"'n' ue@"e
TO make known their remedial agent. II Will DO
seen their statements IRE fully authenticated by
Notary Public
Tbe welfare Of society i'm erously dornund their
publicity, and they are given more TO warn ths
unwRry than TO sound the praises ofs Physician.
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
GOLD HILL NEWS
NEwSPAPER.
BOOK A n ID j 0 b
Printing Office,
MAIN srREKT.. GOLD HILL.
LYNCH & MUNDALL. Preprietors
PLAIN AND FANCY
JOB PRINTING
OF RvRRY VARIETY
Executed with accuracy aud dispatch '
IN A STYLE THAT WILL COMPARE
With thu very best, and
AT RATES AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST
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For Mining md Other Companies
DONE on SHORT NOTICE.
AND AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES,
Cards and Bill Heads,
cupcus nRAFTs RR CEIPTs,
POSTERS AND PROGRAMMES
| -PoR-
Theatres, Concerts, Exhibitions,
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PRINTED IN THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
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WAY.BILLs.
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HOME, CARDS. ....
DRUGGISTS LABELS,
In short, everything that can DO done in BOOK
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| will bo turned out In style that cannot iN' 10
insure entire satisfaction.
| OF the most modern and elaborate designs Our
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FANCY INKS, TINTs, ETC"
Are OF the finest quality, and for richne" Of color
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Our Facilities for tho Execution OF
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In the mont Beautiful Colors, Shades and
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NEW TIN SHOP.
DERBY IL HADLRY,

HAVING PURCHAsED THE STOCK AND
IL tools Of e. Cushing & Co.. have opened 4
new shop. opposite Odd Fellows Hall, Main
street, Gold Hill, where they are prepared to do
all kinds Of rrt1a
TIN, Hheet-Iron. and CoppersnithinE
In N. best manner and At the shortest noties.
VPlrticullr attention paid to CoppsrlmitA'
ine ma mi WORK, 1T 8. p. DERBY
dssSp enc, HApLHY