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JuneI3 AWS5. Bird, D a.

ENSTRAY HELPER up by the
~ subscriber on the 18th of April last, an
Roam color, white belly, star in the forehead
marked with a cross and an underkeel from the
light ear; supposed to be three wears old, and
appraised at S25. The owner will prove proper
~, pay charges and take Der away; otherwise
she will be disposed of as the law directs.
Je lj-3t-S2 JOHN C. LEE.
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A GENTS WANTED ;nr GEN. /. C. BAKERS
N I'll STO RY of The SECRET SERVICE.

~ TT stu kl OF NE EEJKEI SERVICE
This work embraces an Authentic and Official
account of the hitherto suppressed facts and infor
nation obtained by General Baker, during his five
wears service as Chief OF the National Detective
Police. Now that the war is over, the Nation de-
mands this inner History, and az historian, the
Author subseryes no partisan purposes, but writes
tne plain unvar>hed truth; spafing neither
1igh nor low Loyal nor Rebel, Statesman nor
Convict. Civilian nor Government Official Judi
ciut.sly iustiiyin4 his statements with vouchers
from the highest authority, imlarting thereby
genuine histo ic value to his startling disclosures
Active, enc gctc Agents are clearing S20O per
month which can prove to any doubling ap-
!caut. Address p. GARRETT d CO., 7l2 Chest
nu, ST., Philadelphia myl6-ly.
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VIRGINIA. TO NNiTy.

'
All a cou" continued and held for tie county o
Shenandoah, on Wednesday, the l. b tlav o.
June, lSG! Margaret Ioller, plaintiff Vs. L. an X
G lm oecndan,-lN CiiAAC.;Y
ne object o this suit is TO recover damages 70.
breach OF promise to MAJ ry1
I I appeal ins ~ satisfactory evidence ,hat the
L oriendAnt, frank Grim Is no, an inhabiiant OF
thIS S'Ate-I IS orde'cG, That Che said defendant
90 appear within one month after Que publica-
loh hereof, aod DO what is necessary to protect
ms interest; that copy OF this oder be pub
'Speo IN some newspaper pr intcd in Woodstock,
once week Tor four successive weeks and copv
posted at the front door Of the court house OF said
county, on the first day OF the next county court.
A copv-Teste,
JAMES G. FEAYEL, C. S. C.
i1nnl A1-Gs E:.L - = -. y.
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WANTED-AGENTs-S75 to 5000

per month, everywhere, male and female
TO lntroduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COM
MON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
his machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt.
bind braid and embloider in most superior
manner. Price only SIS. Fully warranted for
five years. We will pay 81 600 for any machine
that will sew q stronger, more beautiful, OF more
elastic seam than oars. 1t makes the elastic
Lock Stitch" Every second stitch can be cut,
and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart without
tearing it. We pay agents from SIS to 5000 per
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CAUTlON.-Do NOS be imposed upon by other
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under The same name o. otherwise. Ours is the
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TMPROVED BRICK MACHINE,

= MANUFACTURED EXCLUSIVELY by Us.
After an experience of 25 years with all the diff
ferent Machines, we offer this to Brick-makers as
combining everything most desired by them We
only ask fair examination, and would prefer to
have those about to purchase come and see the
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in the country. We make the ADAMS MACHINE,
for making Front Brick, HALLS PATENT MA
CHINE, CLAY TEMPERING WHEELS, and
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Engines and Boilers, Cane Mills, Portable FORCES,
and Machinery of all kinds.
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MARRTEn

On the morning of the 9Th install. at the re-
sidence Of J. G. Mckay, ESQ.,, in Woodstock,
by Rev. J. NJ Clymer. DR.. WILLIAM IT. TRIP:
LETT, ofthis place, and Miss CATHLEEN MCKAY,
of Warren county
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LAND-BUYERs FLocKINe TO VIRGINIA.
The Hagerstown Mail says the stream Of
visitors from Pennsylvania in search of
lands in Virginia is unusually large, and
has made the hotels quite lively in the ev-
ening after the arrival of the cars. Many
of them are from Lancaster, Mif1in, Hunt
ingdon, and Centre counties Most of
these gentlemen desire to invest in Valley
lands afsa4 sAs desfiR
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Dried Seeded Cherries sell at G5 cts. per
1 J Quart, in city Markets, Weorer'8 Patent
Cherry 4Sjoner will stone tn ee bushels per hour,
and separates the seed from the fruit Sent by
Express receipt of $3.50. Agents wanted ev-
ervwhcre TO make $40 10 500 dav. The trade
supplied by HARVESTER EROS. q CO.,
Reading Hardware Works, Reading, Pa.
mavl6-ly.
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the fact Of his having taken the oath will
be recorded opposite his name on the reg
lister. Much diligence will be required,
especially in cities, on the part of mem
bers of the Board and challengcrs, to pre-
vent fraudulent registration Of persons who
are disqualified from non-rcsidence, minor
ity or felony.
l3. Registering Officers are hereby en-
powered to administer oalhs TO witness
es who may be summoned by the Board in
any case Of contested registration.
The registration will be commenced in
every county and city without unncccssa-
~ delay after the receipt Of this order.
By command Of Brig. and Byt. Maj.
Gen. j. nj. Schofeld. u. S. A.
g r. CuATryN
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The New Government of LOuiSiana--
Expected Military Removals. Gener-
al Sheridan and the President.

TX -
al Sheridan and the President.
WASHINGTON, June 8.-Bcni. T. Flan-
ders, whom General Sheridan has appoint
cd Governor of Louisiana, arrived here
twenty years ago from New Hampshire
and commenced his career as clerk to a
charity hospital, was afterwards secretary
to Mayor Cossman, an ardent Know Moth
ing, and then secretary Of the Opclousas
railroad. He was violently opposed to CO.
operation during the incipicncy of the re-
bcllion, and has been Federal Treasury
agent for several years past. Sheridan
appears to he unsupported His prompt
action defeats the plans Of schcmcrs, and
shocks the Conservatives. Some changes
Of district commanders are regarded as
certain. A July meeting of Congress is
now considered probably.
Mayor WithcrS, Of Mobile, has return
cd from New York, and will communicate
with the President on Monday.
Clncral Grant has returned from West
Point The Postnastcr-G General returned
this morning and the President this even
ing from the South.
General Joe Johnston was at the War
Department yesterday looking after the
railroad of which he is president. It was
his first visit there since 1861, when he
vacated the Quartermastcr Gcncralship
The Treasury Department will redeem
and destroy 500, 100000 Of compound in
tcrcst notes next week.
The State Department has official notice
of the Communication Of the death sentence
Of the Irish-Amcrican Fenians
The Treasury holds 1910, 100000 Sc
curity for the National Bank circulation,
and 500, 900, 900 for deposits Of public
money. The national Bank circulation is
$20S, 900, 600 and the fractional currency
1901, 200
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day
were $3.50, 900, for the week S., 100000,
for the fiscal year to date 1882 ,00O.0 900.
The President received the first intima-
ton Of Gov. Wells removal from the news
papers. IIc considers these removals I'M
authorized by law.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-Surratt's trial
undoubtedly commences to morrow.
Pension Commissioner Barrett, in let
ter to Col. Penny backer, of Kentucky,
says there is no law, and probably never
will be, granting pensions to the survivors
Of the war Of 1872
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Instructions to Registrars.

ANOTHER ORDER FROM GEN. scHoFIELD.
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MI c. McCLUSKY,

Manufacturer of all kinds of
To'LEr AND PEARL P0wDErs AND LILY WEITE,
No. SOC South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia.
NSS- Orders by mail promptly attended to.
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A MEXICAN STOCK JOURNAL, a

= ir>t class monthly, containing IS large dou-
lie column PAGES, only 50 cts. 10, 6 months Try
ii Wil save every farmer many dollars, as we
offer Hoo Sc and Cattle Doctor free. Address N.
p. Do1cr d Co., Gum Tree, Chester Co., Pa.
NAV 1G-lv.
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WTANTED TO MAKEAN ARRANGEMENT
w With a live man in every county, who wish
cs to make money, and can give good references.
No capital required. Wit sell business now pay
inc S1.500 per month, and rely on profits for my
pay. Address, j. G.. TILTON.
maylG-ly. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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A GENTS WANTED fora New Work. entitlad
n GLORY FoH THE IMMORTAL LIFE;
for Ladies, Clergymen and others, il has no equal
10 sell. For terms and territory Address
myl6-1v. j. SrEBBJNS, Hartford Conn.
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hrunk enneSS Permanently Cured by
~ salvation Powders OF Antidote for Intern
perance. Administered if necessary without the
knowledge Of the pei son, in ale, tea, &C. Sent by
malt upon receipt OF price, ST per box. Address
DR.. JAMES l.. CLARK, ass Hudson ST., n. Y.
Cut this out. mayl6-ly.
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THE ATTORNEY GENERAL s opIy1N1oS NOT psyr ovrn
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Terrible Accident in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, june GA frightful
accident occurred here this evening The
steam boiler exploded in the establishment
OF Gcarcy & Ward, sash and calinet max
ers, about 6 2, NJ, at 1012 SAMSON street,
demolisIaing the building. The boiler had
been complained Of as not being III good or
dor. AT p H. the mill was stopped to
pack the engine piston. The hands were
lying around idle, and some had gone
home when the explosion occurred
Thiltccn have been dug out-siS dead,
and two who expired shortly afterwards
Inc upper part or the budding WAS ucru-
pied by Miller & Eccdcr, calico print en-
@ravcrs. Rccdcr isbclicvcd 10 be buried in
the ruins, as he was left in the building
Ivy his partner shortly before the explosion
Twelve others are thought TO be buried in
the ruins.
The following were rescued alive, much
injured: I. W. jenkins, engineer; John
Gerwaln, fireman; James Todd, George
Clark and John Crcsback. Il is now GER
tain that twenty-five were in the building,
so that twelve remain under the ruins
The bodies Of the dead arc much mutilatcd,
and cannot be recognized.
Tlc following dead bodies have been
identified: Harry Mcalcy, DIETRICH En-
dress, August Swiger, John Gricr, Jacob
Holman and Harry Paddock. The fol-
lowing are amongst the missing: Philip
Sagcrs, August SINCE, w. r. Holloway,
nj A Gnocnv au1 Nv nao10r
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The following has just been published
at military headquarters
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FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS. june THE Roncheyo
of June | publishes letter, dated San Lu-
is Potosi, May Is, which states that pri-
vatc negotiations, some days previous to
surrender, had been going on between
three Imperial Generals and the Liberals
TO sell one Of the principal forts for $46,-
900. Miguel Lopez, who was high III the
confidence Of Maximilan, was the )linci-
pal actor in this treaty, and caused The sur
render.
On sending flag Of truce with his sword
to Escobedo, Macmillan told him he sur
rendered Internationally, and had three
favors TO ask He wished not to be insult
ed, but TO be treated as prisoner; that If
any person was to be shot, he should be
first that if shot his body might not be
abused.
Maximilian and all the officers above the
rank of captain would arrive. at San Luis
in two or three days.
None were shot, and it was thought that
none would be, in consequence Of the re-
quest made by the United States.
Lopez acted as escort to the Empress,
was under Bazine, and bosom friend to
Macmillan, who was god father to his first
child. BY his proves he won the Cross
Of the Legion Of Honor. ..
Colonies Mariana, Compass and Mendcz
are reported shot some time shortly after
the surrender
A letter from Monterey says that, ire
spective ofthc wishes Of the government Of
the United States, Macmillan and his
generals will be shot, as the strong and ir-
reconctlaJle feelings of Juarez and his par
ty to all foreigners arc that all should be
shot like dogs
New ORLEANS, June 7.-Mexican news
received to-day confirms the previous re-
ports that Lopez sold Queretaro to Escobc-
do for three thousand ounces. Noncw de-
velopements have been made.
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The Memphis Typographical Union
numbers one hundred printers, So
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HEADQUARTERS F.asr Murray DrsrR cr.l
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, VA, June 3D., 1867.
GENERAL ORDERS.
No. a.
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w ANTED-AGENTS. $3.50 per
month the year round, 900 per cent profit
on commission We guarantee the above salary
OF commission to suitable agents at their own
homes, to introduce an article of indispensable u
tiliy in every household. For particulars call on,
or address, &. ". jackson Co.. II Street, Bal
timore, Md. mayl6-ly
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Assistant Adiutant Genera
THE FENIANS.


A recent de spatch from Boston gives The
following description of the situation of
Fenian affairs:
No doubt exists whatever that the Fen
ians are far better organized, arc stronger
to-day than ever before, and that they are
soon to avail themselves Of this strength is
more than evident. The chain Of Fcnian
Circles now extends to every town and vii
lage in the country where there are a
score of Irish inhabitants There are over
one hundred circles in the State of New
York alone. Illinois has nearly as many,
Pennsylvania has over seventy, there are
fifty more in Ohio, and as many more in
Iowa, and so on in all the States nearly in
the proportion Of their population. A
constant correspondence is kept up be-
tween the circles, all Of which are now
working tremendously together under a
leader who has proved to be sincerely de-
voted to the cause, President Roberts.
The Fenians say they have all the mon
ely they require, and are in want Of moth
ing except few more good, stalwart
fighting men. They are well supplied with
frst-class implements of war, after sending
twenty-five thousand brcech-loaders to Ire
land, which were shipped in piano cases
some time since, under the direct charge
of J. J. O'Conner It is understood that
the time for the grand attack is as early as
the middle or June. The Fcnian Secreta-
ry of War has his maps prepared, and tke
plan Of war is to be inaugurated with the
torch by the Fcnians residing in the Cana
dian towns, who at an hours notice will
kindle fires in every town throughout the
country. ~
At the same time railroad and telegraph
communication on the borders will be cut
off, after which, while the country is in
state Of excitement and alarm, the grand
attack by the combined troops is TO be
made. The army is determined for victo-
ry, and the leaders in the Brotherhood,
who have recently had interviews with
President johnson and several Of the high
est officers in the Government, confidently
express the opinion that after maintaining
the Irish Republic' for few days they
will be recognized by the United States
Government ct 1nast rs hellirnrenfs
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4 fATARRH, Brochitis, Scrolula OF every phase,
- Liver aud Kidney diseases. VIM. r. Prince
Flushing New York. fo' SO years proprietor of the
Linn@n Nurse les has discovered the Remedial
Plants which are Positive Cures for the above and
Asthma, Nervous Debility, Rheumatism, ard all
Femate Matadies, and others resulting from i'm
purity of the blood, hitherto incurable. Explana-
tory circular, one stamp Treatise on all diseases,
~ cents NAV LEY.
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New Advertisements.

DOOK AGENTS WANTED FOR
ID cDEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI -
lROM reg GREAT EiyEEsTO THE GREAT OCEAN
ALBERT D. ElCHAEDSONl
Deer 10000 Copies Sod an One Month 7
Life and Adventure on Praries, Mountains. and
The Pacl6e Coast. With 200 Descriptive
and Photog' 1pbc Views oIthe Scenery. Cities
LJuds Mines, People and Cariosities of the New
Safes and gcI ritories.
TO prospective emigrants and settlers in the
:Far West" this History OF that vast and fertile
e2ion win ~ owe an Invaluable assistance, supply.
ing az it does want long fclt Of full authentic
and Fea9e guide % &C c1maiei so' products means
aad full de5c' otion OF The work. Address Ma
TIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY, Philadel.
phia, Pa. May LEY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-11

MINING AcclDsNr.-A few days since,
while one of the miners in the old works
of the Yellow Jacket mine was passing
along near the head ola chute 80 feet
in length, he made a mis-step and wont
into the chute with railroad speed on
the fat of his back; down he went go
feet, ito the bottom. Having on heavy
duck pants, that portion OF his body
covered by them escaped uninjured. But
his shirt not being of so good material,
soon wore out, and his back was peeled
on the trip. But fortunately, no other
damage was done. He was removed
to his home, sore and bruised, but unin-
jured otherwise.
KEEP IT IN MrNp.-Members Of Empire
Company No. 3 will keep it in mind,
that this evening there will be a special
meeting for the transaction of important
business, and everybody belonging to
the company is requested to be there.
BLOWN DowS.-A stable on G street,
Virginia, and just in front Of the Me-
chanic's Mill, was blown down during
the gale last night. The wind Of last
night was decidedly the heaviest Of the
season.
Tomorrow NIoHr.-Remember that
on tomorrow evening, at the Opera
House, the Silver Star Dramatic Club
will give another of their most excellent
entertainments.
THE PLAcE.-Any one wishing a bev-
erage calculated to keep them from TAX
ing cold, should call at Doyle Il Good
mans.
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E. w.
General Undertaken,

-
Il. w. KEYES, g..Ay
General Undertaken,
Ne. 10, South @ street,. Virginia,
Has On hand the only stock Of
n,r,tov,s Metallic Caskets and Burial
Gases, Fins MaSssSSy COINS,
Conn T5tmTiHss, etc.,
Also-METALLIo ooFFINs Of all kinds, got
up at shortest notice. Also, large Instruments OF
silver. Platedand Metal MountinEs, Grape, Gloves,
Robes, Fringes and Satin Lining, etc.
Particular attention paid 10 SHIPPING
BODIES, snd Funerals attended 70 WIN
promptness.
Ne. 40 ssuth @ street........vir Virginia.
Z. W. KRYRs.
p, s.-Hears.s and Carriages will DO in read:
ness 10 attend Funerals all over the county and
~ r.. ". KEYKs, saLf.
Ne. 28 Soath O street,-.-..VirGtnia, ~
| Wishes to Inform his friends and the public gen.
., 10 orally that he has on hand .gsf NJ
complete stock Of ,7us
Furniture and Furnishing Goods !
S'a Sroekes1, Ws.asn nj VliioW
Ware, etc., oto.
THANK my old friends and the public generally
Tor past patronage, and hope, BY strict attention
10 business, TO merit Acontinuance Of the same.
~. Remember the OLD STAND. No. 70
South O street, Virginia e. W. KEYES.
wheeler 4 WIlssa,s Sswins Ms
chimes and Fixtures on hand.
jag II z W. KEYEs. Agent.
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PARLoR TRIcxs.-During the long win

PARLoR TRIcKs.-During the long win
ter evenings our juvenile readers will
manifest their interest in tire-side tricks.
The following are of late invention:
The Cable.-Tske q piece Of tarred
cable about fifteen inches in length, cut
it carefully in two with q sharp knife,
and then try and chew the ends togeth-
er. You can try as long as you like.
The Nail Trick. - Take two large
wrought iron nails, and wire them TO-
gether in the form Of q cross. Il will
then be found impossible to swallow
them. There is nc deception about this.
A Trick at Cards.-Select a pack OF
cards with plain white backs. Take out
the four jacks and burn them before the
company, letting them see the ashes.
Now shuttle the cards quickly, and hold
ing them in the left hand, give them a
sharp rap with the knuckles Of the right.
Then place them on the table with the
face down, and defy the company to find
the jacks. They can't do it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-11

No sIcxLY person can h~onorably mar
~ another in good health without pre-
viously making a fair statement of the
case. And even then if a marriage
takes place a crime has been committed
against the community and against un'
born innocents. But when both the
parties are "sickly," it is wholly mex
cusable, and ought to be frowned upon
by every intelligent community, how
ever satisfactory the pecuniary condi-
ton ofparties. They may be able to
support themselves, but they can give
no guarantee that their children, dis
eased in body and feeble in mind, shall
not be a public charge at the hospital,
the poor house or an insane asylum.
The best general plan for ~insuring a
healthy and vigorous offspring is to
make an antipodal marriage: to make
as much of a cross in the physical char
actsristics rs possible. The city should
marry the country; the black-haired the
blond; the bilious temperament the
nervous; the fair skinned the brunette;
the stout the slender; the tall the short.
To marry each its like, is to degrade
the race.-HaH's Journal Of Health.
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Root & Shee Makers.

H,oTICR,-Havins dlspo,sdof our Factory,
Nvsaro now prepared 70 give our whole A.
;snt,on 10 our Leather and Finding buh.
ne,s. On hand, direct from France, Cali md
Kin, Also Domestic Leather, Hsst
Logs, 70. ..-,,i .:aAi
JoHE a. Hr1s, L. FAvRE, JoHs BRAi, /,
~" Nav York. Psria San Francisco
Address, HEN & BRAY, +
~ , ll6 Battery street, San Francisco
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HspeeinI Medical Nouee-Dr. Charlie.

S-SpecinI Medical Notice-Dr. Charles
II. TOZER would mast respectfully inform the SICK
and ariicted that his MEDICAL u a.
The same place, CORNER UF kEARNf AMI
JACKSONS STREETS. San Francisco. where he has
been established for many years, for the cure o.
SPECIAL COMPLAIS TS. Having rehn9uished
nav old mode OF advertising. which has become so
common with all the Quack Doctors OF san Francis
co, Milling the newspapers With false references, ~
tue purpose ofimposing upon strangers, tnlnS y
ia only necessary TO inform those In need Ola Ph1-
SICIiS on LOSG EXPERIENCE AND SUCCESS
Full PRACTICE, that l can be consulted a. al ou.
siness hours at my Medical Institute, corner OF
Kearuy and Jackson streets, San Francisco;
Ladies suffering nom the Whites, Piles, Weakness
OF the Back, Pain In The Side, Hesdschs PaiPitstion
OF the Heart Derzngement Of their monthly SICK
ness, and all other Diseases that the Female system
IS subject @, viii tnd prompt reliefoy applying 70
Nv FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never
known 70 fail In giving reliefin those easeslo wnlcn
they are recommended. To be obtained only Army
Once.
boz Ssntsy %n y n e NJ D.. San y ~sneisco, Cal,
or Lock Box 1854. a.. .,a.,,,
confidential. CHAS; d. IUlnn, 1aDdo,
Late Consulting Physician Of Lock Hospital. LONDON
~ 1n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-11

The Protestant women Of Germany
have associations Of "Deaconnesses,"
for works of mercy and charity. Nearly
300 of them engaged in hospital work
during the late a