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WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS

On this route Passenger 60 through %
LouiEyilie
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On Tuesday, June IL, 1857.
No. 429 n. r. d samuel Tate ct a. vs.. LEWIS
Selby eG al.-Chsncery Court OF Mem pms
ny virtue Of an intsriocTtory degree ms1e n =.
X tb,s .onsis I will sell, at p1bl1e auctlon, 20
the highest bidder. at the Courtnouse uo0i' III
the civ OF Memphis, Tennessee on
Tuesday. June IL, 1867,
between the hours o. ~ en-. en- Ane to.it n csrs
ot.s II r parcel OF ground situate, lying and
bsiag in Shelby county, state OF Tennessee,
De.Hs the Isth Civil District OF said county,
sno otai-fng eight acres and fourteen hundredtbs
~ ~ acre the same being the north part Of
- No III of subdivision No. Z, as known on
ne plan OF the subdivision Of the John RAM :
ss-T rant OF fvs thousand sores as subdivided
~ ri IA. Kerr and Il. S. Todd. Lot No. IL Is
sSoEn on Fuckers map marked 7. 8 Tate.
TERns OF 5ALE-On credit Of six and twelve
months, notes with good security, with interest
rom day Of sale, and Hen retained till pay
ment Of the purchase money.
Equity OF redemption barred.
A. ASTON, Clerk and Master
,nvy2 tbs
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N0fice

UyHIs will notify all persons not 70 trade ,i ioL
a note given by rs in fAvor OF 80 a. 4 = ~, = =
- ord r,aVatle 10 the order OF >. benr = bto.
$50 1,ots vas listed on the ID Apr, lee4s .ne
nayable four months after date Inc eons.as -.5 s5
ton for which said note We sifsn vas NOV i''--
nllsd lsId Sy f,a SAID a hsW REHR q BRO.
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HEBREW LSB MASONIC CALENDAR.
Neutrality-suspicious.

MASONIODIREOT
1862.
LODGES.
.v-vvn,-A. No, l6s Meets lst Monday In
sSa-V mop:h, at Odd-Fellowa' Hall Ger. Court
aud Main d. c. Trader, W. M; Il. 7. Tom
uusOn. Sec
S,,--ry AF,,r,uyrs. 10 us. Meets ID Friday OF
ss.eL To0Dtb-HsIl. COY. Madison and second.
n r SeiIars, W. NJ: bsu1. X. Pullen, Sec.
LEILA SCOTT, No. 2o9. Meets lst frlday O. each
month-Hall. cor. Madison and second John
EfDsiia " NJ. H. r. Woodward, Sec.
49, 10s, No gqa Meets Sd Friday Of each
Tnoath-odd-FeHOws' HsH. P. NJ. Stanley,
w - ,s,,se u 10, ssi III d. Meets sth Friday
of each month-2Ui Front street. John j.
Worsbam. S3d, W. NJ &. X. FuIlea, sd, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PENN Chapter, No /. Meets "a Monday OF each
monfh-Odd-Fellows Hall. a. j. Whse en-
d. P: II. h. Paynter. Sec.
p. AND g. N.
FuREKA Council. No. 6. Meets 81 Monday OF
each -Odd-FclOws' Hail. John Lentr
IN. H.; n. j. Wiggin, Rec.
TEstPLARs.
r,,-,r., Commaudery, No 1. Meets 4th Mon
= - - ~ a.. ch month. John Zsnt, Com; n J.
Wiggiu Re-
a AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
% Front Street.
HyRprEs Lodge sf Perfection, l4th; No. J.
Stated Communications Il ~ iY slnes'3y ill5l' e.
a.. CHARLES n Carroll, 18th, Sec
ATTHRAs LOdge OF Perfection t5sIl-s 10, 2.
Meets an wednesday Of each month. Geo q
MelIersh, sd, G.. NJ; a. L. FEanElancs Cd
r-ssTpfTr. Council of Princes ofJerusHlEnl, 10th.
No /. Benz. K. PuIlen, SD Iarsh.'. -
CIIysFT cHAPrER OF Rose Croix, 18th. No. ].
Charles W. Adams, S2d, NJ. W. II. L. Tom
llnAOn. % 8, Sec. 90,
PHIITPPE DUPLEssEIs Council Of E---h, Slt1'
No. /. Henry p. WOOdaroI 65d.i COLlln.'i :
William Y. CirOde 3Zd, Rec.
CoNsTsToRY OF WEST TESS ESsEE, sd John
AinsIie. SD, Comm. in Chief; Dodge [.
Trader, I'D, Reg.
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Monday, june ,. Isez,

between the hours Of 10 am. and Il m, the
following described real estate, tO-wit: a Ger
tain lot or parcel OF land situate, lying and
being N the City OF Memphis, shelby county,
Tennessee, known ana designated as that part
OF lot No 9, in BiOck - on the souinside OF
as s. own upon the plan OF said City Of Mem
phis heretofore conveyed BY Iopp McCeli 20
Du1ley Dunn, and containing about n feet on
feet said lot lying on the Casislde OF tne alieys
bef,reeY lots x and in said block, and being
Trp,1S or sAI.F-On q credit Of SIX and
Twelve months Notes with good security and
zen retained Til payment OF the purchase
money {fiic,rrsrc,nS ASTON. Clerk and Master.
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NOTICE.

n9RTRAIT PAINTER, can be found at his
Studio, No. "a Jackson Block. until Juues
1hen he will leave for Chicago and Northern
cities. Those wishing Portraits snoa,d cal
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INSURANCE AGENCIES
THE ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets April Ist, over /: sl,5OO,OOO.

ID. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS. H. LUCAS, Vice-PrestSIent.
WSI. t. SELBY, Secretary.
WEI. n. BENTON, Gen'I Agent.
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r1HE creditors Of the estate OF z. N. Appieby
are hereby notified that have suegested
the Insolvency Of said estate 70 the Clerk OF the
County Court Of Upton county, Tsunessee, and
the creditors OF said estate are notified % lie
their claims. duly authenticated, within sl4
rnonths nom the date hereof, or tbs notlee = u
be rled In bar OF ths same
j. 3, DANNIEI., Administia1a'o,, sl1'',,
Aprn lst, lsaI. apna
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MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
COMPANY.

Capital, 4 100000
Office, 22 Madison Street.
DIRECTORS;
F.W. Smith, ". d. Cherry,
Geo. W. Trotter, F. S Davis,
{. F. Smith, S. N. Gates,
c. Putee, j. W. Jefferson,
Corona, C. P. Norris,
A. P. Burditt, J.J. Murphy,
". \. Cirode, Dan. ABLE,
Oscar Minor, /. II. Wolcott,
H. A. LItstetOn, Edward Warburg,
Napoleon Bill, II. NJ Lowenstein.
C.P. NORRIS, President.
O. W. TROTTER, Vice. President
J.R. sTEBBINs, Secretary.
fchnF .u1
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DIRECTORS s 4:

THES Company is -ues Policies on lives on all
4 the different plans and at as favorable rates
as any other while 81 has no restrictions in re-
e, rd to residence or travel. and all its profits
are divided annually among its policy bOlders.
IL is prompt Ia the payment Of losses, having
paid G35,0GO in this city in the last eight
months.
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Trains arrive al Memphis at $50 Am. aud
FoT through Tickets and all Information, ap-
r,ly al Ticket Office. No. ~ Main street ano
at Depot, head OF Main street -,
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate


2s2 n R D-Benj. J. Eddins vs.. VIM. d. Dusn.
Chancery Court OF Memphis.
nv virtue OF an iuteriOcutory decree. in this
Is cause viii sell, at public auction, to the
hfShest bidder. al the Courthouse door, IN the
fff- of Nfemphfs. Tenn. on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-01
sometbIux About Pledges.

The Esmeralda Union or January 26th
speaks very plainly and very strongly Of
DR.. Mason, one of the Senatorial dele
CATION from that county, and appends
the following &c some personal remarks
rejecting upon him
We pass over his running a ticket IA
vorable to him for the nomination Tor
Senator at the Union primaries, yet,
when defeated there, running as an IN
dependent candidate. But we cannot
pass over the deliberate violation OF his
solemn pledges to support Nye for the
U, S. Senate, made during the canvass.
As a journalist we would prove recreant
TO the Union u did we do so. To
have violated even the implied pledge
which was imposed upon every candi-
date during the canvas would v
been bad enough, but the general I'M
Outstanding was, he had openly and e1-
pressly announced that he was IN favor
Senator Nye for the U. Senate, and upon
that understanding many a Union vote
was cast for him. But we do not intend
to let DR.. Mason of upon the general
understandings" DR.. Mason was elect
ed to the position he now holds by a
majority Of one. Now WI are author
lied to state, that on the day OF election
F. K. Beehtel, Esq, at the back loot OF
the house in which the polls were held,
in Aurora, demanded Of Mason to know
whether be would support Senator Nye
in case he was elected, ''frst, last and
all the time; that he, Bechtel, would
support him in case such was the fact;
that Mason then and there raised up his
hand and pledged his honor that he
would support him (Nyel for that posi-
ton if he was elected. That upon such
statement and pledge Bechtel wrote Ma
sons name upon his ballot for Senator
in place Of his opponent, showed 1t to
the Hon. L. Doron and in his (Doron's)
presence deposited that ballot, unfolded,
in the ballot-box. That rote elected Nd
son and defeated his opponent; yet he
seconded belongs nomination and per-
s~istently voted for him. What n
dence, therefore, can be placed IN Ut.
Mason's pledges? And in view Of the
nresept issues in which the life itself OF
the Union party, as well as the preserva-
ton of the Government is involved,
does not his course cast q faint OF sus-
picion opon his Unionism from the out
set. particularly when we know our Bit
ter opponents, the Democracy, cast
solid vote for, him, and that he had been
dnring the canvass in confidence with
them? It looks as if we had been warm
ing a political viper in our bosoms.
Goodbye, Doctor, when the Union party
of Esmeralda county forget you, 1t Wlii
have forgotten one of its most insidious
anemiea
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-01

A SLIGHT ANAcHRoSIsx.-The acute
and generally accurate editor of the San
Francisco Examiner is sadly at sea In
his chronology for once. In an anni-
yersary article in its issue of the sth
instant, clarifying the memorable VIC
tory of General Jackson over the Brit
ishers at New Orleans, it says:
son the sth of January, 1915, a hast
ily assembled concourse Of raw militia,
composed of gallant and patriotic free
men, beat back the British legions whose
proves on the plains of Waterloo had
crowned them with imperishable lau-
rels."
Hold hard there. Mr.. Editorl We
have always understood that the battle
of Waterloo was fought on the 18th OF
June, 1915, and if that be the correct
date, your small attempt at spread
eaoleism is considerably weakened.
How a slight change of date some times
will damage a rhetorical flourish The
critical Examiner is so fond of fault-hnd-
ing. even to hypercriticism, in regard to
;ts eity contemporaries, that it hardly
allows a misprint or a literal error IN
photography to escape notice ana cor,
rsct;on. You must be content to tax
a. well as give, Mr.. Es.-Aarip0'a Ga
-,kks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-01

A NUMBER of Senators are absent at
the State Capitals, at which Senatorial
elections are now pending. Gratz
Brown is in this State, Yates has been
in Springfield since the holidays, and
Trumbal left for the same place. Yates
is understood to be working for Trum-
bulls reelection. Trumbull had de-
termined not to 60 to Illinois during the
contest, but matters took an unfavor-
able turn for him and he left suddenly.
Pomeroy is in Kansas looking after his
chances and those of Senator Ross, who
remains 1t Washington to conduct the
fight from this end. Ross and Pomeroy
have formed q league offensive and de-
fensive in the matter, each to help the
other, and both to be elected. Garrett
Davis is in Kentucky, but adVices from
there give little reason to believe be Will
be successful. Rousseau has gone to
look after his interests OF Frankfort.
He has been working very hard for the
Senatorship lately, but it is believed ex-
Governor Powell has the inside track.
Harris is at Albany, Roscoe Conkling Is
there on the same business. A number
Of the New York Representatives are on
hand at the State Capitol, working for
their respective seconds. Thad. Stevens
left for Harrisburg, and Fosney goes
there to help him in the fight against
Cameron.-&. 10 mo-. Herald.
The Herald might have included the
Old Grey Eagle of Nevada. 1t seems
he was not the only U. s. Senator who
remained among his constituents to see
after his reelection. His remaining
here was a thorn in old Forbes side
and he jawed |" like sixty" The only
jav, too, that was heard during the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-01
THE EVENING NEWS.

POLICE CouRr.-Pat Holland, arrested
BY officer Downey, for drawing deadly
weapon trial set for - o'clock. Bell
Neil, same officer, same offence. VIM.
Bradley, arrested by officer Gould; dis
turbing the peace. j. Hineh, arrested
by officers Preston and Gould; isturo
ing the peace.
A LEcruRE.-We have heard Hon.
Thomas Fitch's Lecture, delivered at
Carson on Wednesday night, highly
spoken of by one or two persons who
were present. If Tom. will come to
Gold Hill, we can assure him a house
double the size he had in Cursor.
episcopal SxRvlcE.-There will be
Episcopal service, with a sermon by
Rev. Mr.. Lathrop, at the Methodist
Church, Carson City, this evening, at
y o'clock.
PIONEER BOILER WoRKs.-A very in
terestiug local article, on the subject OF
the Pioneer Boiler Works, Lower Gold
Hill, prepared for to-day's paper, is IN
avoidably deferred until tomorrow.
A SuccEss.-We learn that the Ball
given last evening at the Athletic Club
Rooms, Virginia, for the benefit OF the
Masonic Library, was one of the most
complete successes ever attained in the
State.
Accommodating to the illness Of
Mr.. Brier, who attends to our local
column, items arc scarce in this depart
meut to-day. But he will be all right
to-morrow.-Ep.
FoR SALE.-One-half Of Browns Ex-
change Saloon, in Dayton, is offered for
sale. See notice under ''New, To-Day"
BuLLrox.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo s Co.'S Gold Hill office,
this morning, I bars of bullion,
weighing 423 pounds, which is valued
at Sll,5l9 s5.
BuLLIoS.-van Wyck l. Co., Gold
Hill, received this morning for melting
and assay, 1888 ounces crude bullion.
BuLLIoS.-H. Harris, Gold Gill, this
morning received for melting and assay,
l,420 ounces crude bullion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-01

THE inquiry instituted by Mr.. sumner
in the o. S. Senate, regarding the hold
ing of Indians in slavery IN New ba, !.
leo, will bring to light the facts tnat a
most degrading system Of slavery sun sun
exists there; that it is supportes any
encouraged by the Government omciats,
and that it is expressly contrary 70 inc
treaties made with the Indians.
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Notice to InvalIds.

A LII PERSONS WHO HAVE NO HONE
n nor place where they can receive the atten.
ton necessary TO their comfort, whsn. III, e.,
and ct the County Hospital comfortable private
rooms, where they VII DO attended, upon ~ kind
with everything necessary TO their comfort 70
THE ROOMS are entirely separated ffom thu
Wards occupied BY the INDECENT sick. 4T~-T.~
The Hospital 10 under the care Of DR, BRON.
SON. who can DO found At his onaes, No. i7south
Q strest, every day between the hours OF 81 d
=; spalI.h. Ar~rans,mentsS can also be made
who can always be found 1t the Hospital HuiI6
ingL Charges moderate glrf IT. ds1e8
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sUTRO TUNNEL.

MINERS. oARPENTERs, EScnfEERs.
III hachinlsts, Blacksnithl, BfickIayers,
Stcuscutters, Teamstefs, Laboren md otSers;
nsoownsrl Of Foundriss and Machine Shops,
dealer! In Lumbsr, Timber, Firswood, Hard.
Wne, Provisions, Feed md other materials 10
CURED, Wishing 70 furnish labor or material for
ing ons.hlf pay b cash,- tie Other SaH in Tun.
mel nsck. viii please address Afew lines through
the Postofhes, giving particulafs,.t 70
PNi 'n"pF ADOLPH EUTR0,
is962w Ban Franc1co, Oalhornk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-01

Religious Netice.-Next Saturday, the
"FeAst Of the Publication" there will be ser
vices at the Catholic Church, Gold HIN. At A NJ,
on which occasion the ceremonies usually at
tending that Feas, will be rendered. ja3l-2t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.


somsthiagNsw and Beautiful. Pro-
f,ssor Beals Ii taking some Of tho finest Gard do
Whites We have ever ssen; they are truly beauu-
ful and LIE lIke Il 10 q fact, he does really make
nj. customers good looking. This II his only
fault. n you wish to call IL sfault AL those VINO
want a good Card dc vilte, or any style OF nke-
mass, can rest assured they can have II ~ tRs
Gold Hin Photographic Gallery.
Gold Hill, January IS. 1867. la2Slw.
H-speciaI Medical Notico-Dr. Charles
II. rozER would mast TesRsssIlIyS lniT.m 11e n s,1 q
The same place, CORNER VI kEAkNr AND
JACKSON STREETS. San Francisco. where ne nas
been established for many years, Tor the culS "
sPECIAL COMPLAINTS. Having relnqusnea
my old mode OF Advertising, which nas GeS%ms 10
en- fiiinv me newspapers with false references, lor
tue purpose o fimpoSng upon strangers ! tnnn1It
4. onIy neoesSary to inform those In need OIL fhI-
SICIAN or Long EXPERIENCE AND CCCES
Full PRACTICE, tina, M. can % 1 ooniuissa corner OF
Kearny and Jackson streets, San FRANCISCO:
ladies sufering from the Whites. Piles, Weakness
Of the Rack, Pain In The Side, Hesdaehs, PaipltastSn
OF me Heart, Derangement OF their nonthiy Siek,
Is subject 70, viii 1nd prompt reheioy applying u
Nv FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never
known 10 fail In giving rellefin those cases ior when
they are recommended. To be obtained only AZ my
v sPSScr FIVE poLLARs-with fulldirectlons on each
box. Sent by mall or express. ~,
Address Il. T0zER. N. b. San y aneiseo, CAL
consnitstion nee. All communicating strictly
Late Consulting Physician flock Hospital, London.
| nOo%1m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-01

The LAW Now.-The Bill conferring
Universal Suffrage in the Territories
and that taking from the President the
power to pardon rebels, are now the
laws Of the land, the President refusing
either to sign or veto them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-01

FoRNrY's Press speaks of Thaddeus
Stevens as a "sort of institution created
for the time and the occasion"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-01

A Moaxos preacher in England has
been sentenced to one years imprison-
ment for bigamy. a-,s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-01
Root & Shoe Makers.

.-crvcR.-Having d,sposedof our Factor.
NJ. AZ now prepared TO give our Whole AZ
- ,rn 70 our Leather and RtsSiIg ouni
tenaon ~ y hand. direct nom France. All
nsis Ala Dsmesdc Leather, Hes
,oss g. Hrls, L.rAysl, Joas r sSnI.
'oAS S.H York Parih san ri.
Address, Helm BRAY.
as Battery street. ssn frsaeis'o'
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TO LET.

fNNE OF THE FINEST HOUSES M
~ this place, formerly occupied BY Mr.. t:.:iB
Hart. Two large par!ou, setting room,&Ah
dining room, kitchen, bathroom with bath, good
convenient, In . good and pleasant location.
Gall or address 1Ir aa 19Tti5'
Al. BEALs, Gold Hill.
Geld Hll, jan ~ 1861, asteg7h jS3olm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-01
o o wooDM WOOD.
sgiaE aoo CORDS

oFBEsT NuT.PINE AND CEDAR TO
Mil md Mining superintendents . good OPP
portuniry Is now presented 10 purchase Wood at
- Ncure. N applied for Immediately. y En9
IN ~. tI.o' several MULES, HORSES AND
wFaoNs. 81 . sacrifice. Apply 70
- 49, 1904 IA A. FRIDENBER0,nlH
At Hssen's Brick Feed Store, on the Divide.
Divide, Jan. Is, 1867 lAleu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-01

Committee Of Arrangements
3 A Gamble, A. A. Putnam,
IA. winterbausr, John Miller,
W. II. H. Lee.
Invitation Committees
Gold Hill.
Hon j n Winters, Hon John II Mills,
Hon A X Potter. w II Began,
.John ] Hays TO TAYLOR,
w Wright, w IL brauVen,
.John Lambert, Henry Donelly,
Chas II Vangorder, II Blanchard,
Ii Frankoll, N McClusky,
Ma n Ball, W II Armstrong,
Chas Foreman, II Smith,
George AmeA.
Virginia.
ia. Malone. 2 Mu,sShy'
ii Kerrin. Gus ASH.
u ID Treat, JE Doyle,
Eddinvtop. Chas II Fish.
Lansing; Wy p,, 81 Gilpin'
Reception Committee,
w Armstrong, "a Bal.
IA Winterbauer. Geo stockie.
Floor Managers,
JH Mills. W Leo,
WIN + Hale, W HolueG
Floor Director,
EA Gamble.
S3 90.
Gold Hin. Jan. 81. 1867. ia 2l.td.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-01

Yellow Jacket silver aIininE Ce.s
once, Gold Hill, New, January 9Th, lssz.-At q
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Yellow
Jacket Silver Mining Company, held this day.
Dividend. No. 10. Of Fifty $50 Dollars per
share was declared. payable at the Office Of tho
Company, or at tho Bank Of California, San
Frxncisco, on and sftsr the 18th Inst
Tho Transfer Books win be closed from the
1l.h 10 the 18th inst. Inclusive. (,
WI. a WATSON. sscy.
Gold HIl, Jan. g, 1857. aH jss.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-01
Furniture and Furnishing Goods
Bedding, CARPETS, Blankets, sheetins,
Crockcryi Wooden and Willow
Ware, etc., etc.

THANK my old friends and the public generally
for past patronage, and hope, By strict attention
70 business, 10 merit Q continuance OF the same.
~ Remember the OLD STAND. NO. "
South @ street, Virginia q. ". KEYES.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-01

wheeler & Wilssn,s Sewing ma
chimes and Fixtures ON hand. ,
is2 n. e. w. KEYES, Agent.
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Charges AZ San Fraloisoo Rates.
Jal2 II ~. HARRIS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-22
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Patients residing at a distance, who may desire
the opinion and advice Of DR.. Doherty on their re-
spective cases. aud who think proper to submit .
written statement of such, in preference to holding
a personal i teryiew, are respectfully assured that
their communications win be held most sacred.-
DIR. Doherty takes this method of observing that
all letters are only opened and replied 10 by him
self. and the latter as promptly as possible.
If the case be fully and candidly described, per-
sonal communication viii be superseded, as in
structions for diet. regimen, and the general treat
ment of the case itself (iscluding the remedies.)
will be forwarded without delay, and in such .
manner as to cenvey no idea of the purport of the
letter or parcel so transmitted.
Va OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Permanent euN
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-22
&c. Anthcny's Fire, Rosc, Salt nhsum,
ScaId Head, Soro Eyes.

From Harry SieLler, Esq, The aLe hdhor 81 Bs
5nakhdHuoeE UeHIocrui, FeHasBfraaLa.
Our only chill, about tlIfcc years os age, was
aftarkei by plmpicH Ola lts iorciseal. They fs!tiiT
spread until iicy formed = loailtsofne anil sirnLIst
sorr. which covered his Ianr, AMI actually biipts-l
hiH eyes ioF some days. 4 skillui pliyEici1n aIflS7t
nitrate OF silver atl other r~rfneibes, wiiisoDs anT
apparent effect. FOR nftepn days 40 guarded hes
hands, Icst with tIiefn ic should tar Ois.n tlE tes-
briag aud corrupt wound which covered hls sLoI~
IAcr. Having tricsI every thing else we lAHl AaaJ
hoi< from, we lssan gtsih; your sARsAPAEifI.A
tnd applying iils iDIblc OF potash lotion. A. I"a
difyrt. Tie aoFe brgan TO IteAi wipIa we Lsi siseu
tle frat bosllc, aiYd Waa we'll wisea Ne 1si ai4Ieip~i
Ale srr1ud. lie ei,iII's eyelaslEes, wAtrh hal eosss
out. grrw again. and he ~ D0w as heaifIsy Aisi IsiT
- Ksy oil.eF. The Ahsts nsi:aboEHO0d LTedEEed
tAaI Tia eA4liI must DIX"