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VS. y har step IN her haadsP1iss1 tsG1
8. T-18e0--X.
few bottles OF PLANTATION Br1rEza
VIII euro Nervous Headache.
Gold Extrernites and Feverish Lips
Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath.
Flatulency and Indigestion
Nervous Affections
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath
Pain over the Eyes. @T--.45 5l,a
Mental Dependency.
Prostratiou; Great Weaknesa
sallow Complexion, Weak Bowels, DO.
Liver COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
It Ia estimated that seven-tenths ali sdut aieuts
secrettons Of the Liver overdonR into the stoach poi
son the antre system and exhibit the above symptoms
for these td1
the world has produced within one year over ss
PLANrAr1os B1rEns not an instance Of coranlaipt
Il is most efectuaI tonic and agreeable stmnlnnt
suited to all conditions Of hfes
The reports that relies mineral substances Tor
tscsion Of the public and that patients aay Consult
their physicana we appeud List Of it's oo1nponents
CAIIsAHA bARK--Oelebrated for over two hundred
years In the treatment OF Fever and Ague Dyspepga
%enanssa &C. ess It Was vas introduced into Europe the
aerwards sold BY the Jesuts for e eoso..s p1;oe Of
e T. e'1 M ,ss . =. s1r under the name ct Jes.
Of France. Humboldt makes especial reference to il
ssS eaa snd avs.
cf the stomach and bovela- ~> .-.'-'e' y
DANDRrIoH- Inflammation of tbs Ioins and drop
deal affections. -,>N'1
oHAAoauE F1owrRs- For enteealed digestion.
LAyEsDEa FIowEas-Aronatlo, stmuIant ana tonic
h4Rhly tnv1goradnR In nervous debility,
MnaTEnaaEEs-Eor s.7E1s scrotula, rheumatism etc.
muscle and mtk; much used BY mothers nursing 80
cnos, eto- g2-. ~ d. 80. >'' aA@A 49, -
.:. ..;.:. s. T.--1s6O.-X.
Another. wonderful ingrsdtent, OF great use among
the Spanish ladies' Of South America iparno heant0
known TO the commerce Of the world and We Withhold
Its nazne for the present. fsEsS,1 s.;j =
IMPORTANT oERTIFICATEa r.
KooHEsrEn N. December g. 1851.
1ser Dyspepsia for three or four years asd had 70
abandon my profession About three months ago
nas sd 1es,2 the s B,.te and to my gss.
several cases. and, a. far IA know, always With signal
oeaea1 am, respectfully yours.
PHnADzIpH1A. 10th Month. 18th Day. 1864.
o ~ esasass BIS
wilt send me two bottles mora. ,i,177I -
y. Thy friend, ASA ouRRM.
sHEaMAn Housr. onoAeo, III,
q your Bissss As se9hss
sppeazsr thsy appear to have superseded everyhinS
el'e' a7a 7on1s ere greatly esteened .' -. 81.
anee1aens ara now completed to sunpiy q anC =,
and for this ar1icle which has not heretofore bean
The public may rest sssursd that IN no case v The
peRfec pure standard OF the pIAHrAz1oN BIrrEns be
sg.aTe on steel piate eg,aos,, & eas,set b e.
e4e or by Tie Qano saoindler iraposte7 He,ears
W reRed bo.ls1 See that our hIrae Stdtnn I, YInrr
Sold BY AZ Druseas Grocezs and Dealers throrehout
sgs l-s aS - t- Z ~ 4 y.
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

RooHFsTEn, N. December g. 1861
Messrs. r Il. DRAKE u COL have been great guE
ser rom Dyspepsia for three years. AID had to
abandon my profeshen. About three months ago
tried the Plantation Btters, and my ereat toy Iam
now nearly well man. have recommended them in
several cases, and far know always With siQna
Dement, am, respectfully yours, ~
#@5H IN: .S- t.. Rev. J, B. CATHCRy
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, February e.-CoTGoN- market openad
quiet put Later IN the day good demand sprnnR up aud
salea OF ~ bales were made at SOC M1ddiinoa fine
market closing quiet but firm. U-.- - s, 80
GoID-At 136a137, buying and selling a.
snNER-Buying and eelang at 12aai$2 IE$
E1cHAHaH- York sight y discount clechinc and
= discount buying. New Orleans Hsbt par. sternnc.
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New Orleans Market. ).

NEW ORLEANS, February 5-CorroN.-The demnnd
continued good this afternoon at the decline but factors
were reluctant to YIELD and sa1es restricted in
sequence to between 5000 and 1000 ales at ireeu1ar
rates. but mostly 304c for Liverpool low 1niddn9 Tbis
decline OF nc since last week. and Hsts were offered
which 81 Mc refused last week Factors
seem hopeful that better rates win be obtained next
week They say New England manufacturers have been
9nying for the pact sx weeksonly for imme-
a,ate must purchase freely soon,
II II tneir mills are to be supplied Other dealers think
SOC per ID r rate for the season. and the safest to
operate upon We resume quotations for reference:
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eonadenoa. and stats - thstlp ~ pes,ec. nnes.
plaints IN fh as we treat all Female Connpiairtu
nnd prepare Medicines suitable for all diseases lte
witch they arc sub}eot--Thtrty two page pauophlet
The Cherokee Pills are sold BY an druggists ct q
9os box, or six boxes for $ts they are sent BY.
hom observation, by addressing the proprietor
Dr. ": B: KERw1N, 81 Walker St., NY.
i N. R-Cherokee Pills No. are prepared for
special cases. when tnilder smedicines Gil these
are sent BY mail ffee Of Postage, on recsipt Of a
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.

Recesoed during the month Of august, 1865.
MEszRs. OH1uuEn1ra & sons-Gents: hsye much
pleasure In eneiosng document signed by the first
m1ns ~ .a and professors IN Europe held
cate that felt 1t my duty to take Of them with me
sao sf
unanimous they have beeE on the subject beg to
friend, III. ooszd which an sure must be sransy ~
Ihave the honor to be- gentleman. yours very truly
LosDoes. January II, 1855.
Mx Dean s1R: have great pleasure In asdng youto
S1aSsst 70 T. the sion Of my
not merely tho best tnsrument Of American manufao-
rtes that has evsr come ander my sna
the Meaara. Chckerine may we'll be proud Of having
which. for touch. quality. power and worsnsnsnp It
Do TesS di0at 80 suEpass IN any part Of the
Dear aiz. yery ainosrsly yours.
Firm Of oonazd colard, Ptano-forte Manufacsurera,
:, LONDON. August q. 1855
MI DEAR sra: As you sre going back to the United
@ eSs y09 e sne W. mo to the
y, their @ Grand m -, = eeed ga t.:,se ~
Wtshing you. &C.. reEaain eyert, ny.
Firm q I BEoadwood & Sous, Piano:foTte Gsnnsse
- '''sf'' 1'. London, ..........
go = LONDON. July 20, 1866.
axrs: Ihave Just BEEN invited 81 Mesxs oo,,.na =
try Grand Pianoforte manufactured BY YOU. anc
have no hesitation in endornn the opinion of nv nd
friend. Mr @. D. Ootard. Th.t it is the Anest IN
strumsntI ever played on. -1'"-'"
80. x !, \: A
s.s: : -
saa
q. a.: OsBORNE. .:-fs!. h. lALFRED TsETJ
y; KgAh z91 -; LNDsAY MoPER,
NV. BALeE- - Prof OF Conservatotre de
GAAs; @ Hale IA LIE Leinzig. ~,':l7s -
RRINI.EY RICHARD3- = S..ARTHUR CHAPEL.
RENE RAvARaER. Director Of Monday Con.
SYDNEY SMITH. oerts, London. -
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GA, ARD,. R: !:

ia With feelings OF pride ns American manufacturers
ehAt publish following tAstdmonsls which hsye
been received by us recently: -
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klEHY 1HURHDAHs ar suHfEh. a q.
t4N0 pee
d eSsyof
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T. a.: DRAKE T. CO., New York. !.
CHER OkEE PILLS.
=, Or. ,Ee9mn2e Resy,sIrpSx,,.. ~,

s'.f.tr- . %fg& tJ9r, 81 .H%yol.
Cure Supprsssed, EnceSsiue and
PAINFUL Nenstra.1tion, Green
stcknees, Nervous and Spinal AZ
Jsctfo,as Pains IN 1ie Bdck SICK
Hedd1rhe, Gtddtnesa, aud ell dis,
eases that spring from. frregnlarity,
by removing the ca1se and"ell the
effects thst $rise from It: : They
are perfectly safe In all cases, e.
cspt tohea forbidden. by; dIrec-
faone. and are easy to administer.
as they arc nicely sy1ar coated.
They ahould be IN The hsnds of
every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
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Another wonderful ingredient, OF er.ss usa .n,ono
70 ta aes OF s9nsh america impazng beauty
known to the commerce Of the world and We Withhold
its name for the present. t.T -7.'- -
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i -- st=a9 = 's,..s..a .:s. S;sit -$it =: W
] ...s.s. ss COS TAR's Z :.. ...'.... :...,.
4 st,t 81: ar&ifs .:CELReRATRD fGs 40 !so-,.
BISHOP il PILLS, III i

- OSths n-tA'A41 A'ANAhks FA11s ~
For and s;ck Headache Costveness. Indioaa
don, DyspePsts Rliousneas, Constipation Dfnrrhn~a
Digestive Organs 7.- ---''A'-' - s-se'
asoIsa g es.: 90 cts. ana 81 sirss, y
Sod " an bruEsss everywhG:e.; .astt;i
- r I'D y aElsRY oosTAR Depot No. xal r,,.' ~
And a3 Dz ~ MrsY; y,1r,,,y -
Ho a4 Kingasree Gnasaessm. c%,
X, " ;RARD CO.,
ooaassle Aga ts ~ tse sonthspn
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Among the ohiefpoints OF excellence OF the Uhtokor
Panos OF which speak tho renowned artists in their
tesdmonnls to the Messrs Chckering
are the eassst possible DEPTH richness and volume OF
tome combined With rare brtlhancy. clearness snd
perfeot evenness throughout the entire scale; and
quality Of which never changes under the
moct dnlicato or powerful touch. v 7I
During the pant three years this rrn has manu-.
ac5ured ---.,-
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saznMAn HOUSE. onoAeo, NJ !,

7 5EER&AH aOuHE. .UHI0Aa0 III,
- :: -, fl4~t- February IL, 1858. =.
A4Esaaa r. q. DRAKE d Oo.-Pleasa send us smother
twelve Cases Of your Plantation Bltters As mornfno
sppeazsr, fhsy appear to have superseded everytnS
else, ana ere greatly esteemed - ,.t:5,s e7
t. Yours. 90. H. l., Ia s- TAaE r. W Arrw
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&c. .ooG PIANOS,

In the construction OF which they have evory
known and dvauahle improvements They have inynsis-
bly, besn selected md used by All sf tbs worlds as.
k'os0led great srt1sts who have viaed ths counfry
professionally. both tor private and pnbIio uae - q
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Jomes H. Weak Esq: - -'''' 1N
MI DEAR sm: As you sre going back to the United
States. must beg you 70 remeuaber mo kindly the
MesErs- Qhtcxertng. Tell them wss delighted With
their Grand Ptanctorte-ds good isstrpne1t Aisk
a. soGs euer tessned ott, both Ia touch ossdter.
4& Wtshtng you, &C., remain eyert, lily,
q. F. BROaDWOOD,
= tcfers. London. @a l-I-a----"7' :,
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Sci GLING kat

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THALBERG'S OPINION.
oonaider Chicker1ng Sons' Pianos beyond co1c.
parsons the best have seen In America. ,1
a@ g. THALBERG
Chairman OF Jury on Musicai Instrnmenta
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Atzsrs. GAickeTino d Sons: T-1I7 ' TaI-'I-'2'' "A
aE1s Ihaye Just been invited BY Msars. Collard C
Try Grand Ptauo-forte manufactured by you. and
have no hesitation in endorang the opinion Of my old
friend. ME- @. D. Ooard. Thst it is the finest In
serumentI ever ployed on. l4.0t sEa F I-@r1"--@
Bea1sve me. gentlemen, most faithfully yours,
fta5, SSal.$ i"5Tg@i&#@a a .Gs& j. L. HATTON.
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.,HHAL.BHRa,

1conHdee Chickering & Sons F1anoA beyond cnnn.
pazison; the best have ever seem in Amer.ca. @ -
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Orp,cE OF BOARD OF COUNTY COM.
m,.siousrs, storey county, NeyadanNoiies
10 Taxpayers Of Storey county; Inc annn nUasI N 70.
Covn.y "a.t A theIr Office, In tho Courthouse
S ssnS;rs IN Virginia. on "WEDNESDAY. Dc.
ounSus% % 1867, at Q o'clock P NJ. WHOM
ssa wbers any person feeling assrieycd on az.
S0u ~. connty Treasurer for the Fiscal year
ending December 81. 1867. may appear anT
ply 70 have such a, 8. apSer osd n. Board,
dratd' JOHN v. A. LANSING, Clerk
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w Y MOTIFS.
NEAT AND APPRoPRIArR.-At the conclu
sion Of her lecture, on Sunday evening, Mrs
Laura De Force Gordon was presented will
n beautiful little bar Of silver bullion by nc
lady friends Of Virginia. 1t bore appropri
ate inscriptions, and was a neat presen.
most worthily bestowed. The intrinsic Vaiu'
Of the brick is $40 63.
BEAUTY AND BooTY.-A beautiful ooo.i II
one of the chief adornmcnts to all tasseiu''
dressed gentlemen who like to give mel neil
m,dc and sery;ceable boot is desirable to any
one. Stocklc, Of Gold Hill, can fill the oiil
to the satisfaction OF anybody. Try HIM on
also his boots.
TnEArER To.NIour.-Mrs. Sue Robinson
Ge,zler's troupe will give a performance AZ
the Gold Hill theater this evening. a large
crowd of ladies and gentlemen shUule oe ~
attendance to enjoy it. An exeeuens PlTT,
gr,umc IL out-and we feel confident tnatali
Who attend will be pleased, amused ana
instructed.
SUPPLEMENTARY AssEssAENr.-Ah per
sons who have been subjected to a supple
m~cn.arv assessment on their County taxes,
arc informed that the roll has been returned,
and ali who are aggrieved therein will have 70
GO for redress before .he Board OF County
Commissioners, who will meet on the llth oil
December.
THE BILLIARD TouRNAMNEr.-Thc bill
lard tournament at the Washoe Exchange
Saloon comes off the 10Th, 18th and 18th,
instead Of the 18th, 10th and lItn as was
stated the other day. This change has been
made because il was noticed that the 18th
fell upon a Sunday.
COMPLIMENTARY BENgrIT.-On next Fri
day evening, Messrs. Eddington & Black
burn, proprietors Of the Black Crook Melo-
deon, will take a complimentary benefit, ten.
dcrcd them by the attaches OF their place Of
amusement. See correspondence under inc
head of "New To-Day"
Books. Booxs!-"He who runs may rcad;"
more especially if he runs to BurralPs famous
Pioneer Book Store. corner Of c and Union
streets, Virginia. He guarantees satisfaction
in that line to all customers. See advertise
ment.
DIVIDEND DEcLAREp.-Thc Savage min
ING COMPANY have declared their usual divi.
dcnd of 81 so per share, or Sl50 per foot,
PAYABLE on and after the 9Th inst.
Pliers OPERA HousE.-Gay old times.
Everybody goes. Rich strcaks Of fun just
opened. Ask Charley Rhoades and Foster
about it. See bill for tonight.
ASSESSMENT LEvIED.-The Exchequer
Mining Company has levied an assessment
of two dollars per share, delinquent on ana
after January 18th.
New YEARS BALL.-Ou New Years even
ing, a grand holiday ball will come oil at
the Pluto Hotel, Lower Gold Hill. The pro-
prietor is arranging for u big party.
YELLOW JACKET HosI.-The regular
monthly meeting Of Yellow Jacket Hose
Company No Q, will be held this evening.
A full attendance is requested.
BrLLIoS.-Thcre was shipped from Wells,
FARGO & Co.'s Gold Hill office, this morning,
6 bars Of bullion, weighing 76S pounds,
which is valued at Sl3,6i9 43.
By PLAcERvILLE.-Baker's Fast Freight
and passenger coaches arc carrying a good
many passengers to California by the Placer
Vile route. Fourteen went on this morning.
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A REAL live manatee, or sea COW, has been
captured in the St. Louis river, Florida, and
brought to Savannah by the steamer Dictator.
So few in number have been the captures Of
this wonderful creature that the fact OF It's
existence in Florida has been doubted.
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The Indians in the West predict an I'M
usually early Winter, and n severe one, with
an unusual depth Of snow. They give as
a reason for this last, that the Autumn was
excessively dry, and what we did not get in
rain we shall in snow.
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u washoe Exchange Billiard Saloon, oppo
site Enterprise Building, G street, Virginia. sil
hne tables with latest improved cushion. and In
good order. Finest wines, liquors and cigars. a
comfortable place to sit and read the Atlantic ant
Pacific papers. Call and see. Tdr3.tf.l
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WHAT SHE wANrEp.-A learned lady, the
other evening, astonishcd the company by
asking for the loan Of a diminutive argen-
tine truncated cone, convex on its summit,
and semi.perforated with symmetrical inden-
t~,,ions." She wanted-a thimble.
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A He MARE.-Mark Twain has not
been improved by his trip through Holy
Land. He is more recklessly extrava.
CANT than ever. He calls a II she"
He says:
"While I am speaking of animals, ]
will mention that I have got a horse by
the name of 'Jerico.' He is n mare
Afterwards, still persisting in the
absurd assertion that n mare is a he,
(who ever heard of a he mare?) says:
"He is not particularly fast, but
think he will get me through the Holy
Land. He has only one fault. His tai,
has been chopped off or driven up, ane
he has to fight the flies with his heels
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READ THIsi-Frcsh She'll Oysters. Fresh
CLANS, Game. Of all kinds. and Q First.cla,.
L1nek, can be had at OLIVER SEER's Refresh.
mont Stand. in Gibson & Cross Saloon, Gold
Hnl, at all hours. n
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A WOMAN in Milwaukee has been made
hopelessly insane BY some mischievous fe'
male fool who told her, for q joke, that her
husband had been drowned.
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A WESTERN paper hits George Francis
Train very happily BY stating that On q
recent occasion there was a speech from MIN
followed by a refrain from several other brass
instruments.
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BRIGHAM YouNe says that marriage for
love is played out" and urges all the young
men in Zion to wed by couples or triplets, SO
as to prevent undue Partially.
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The PLACE TO CIR rMEx,-No better plaecin the
State TO get them than at Frankers, Gold Hill: SUI
perior Brandles, whiskeys. Champasnes, Wines
Ales and Porters. noi6-Im
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WHAT one of the planets is supposed
to have tho most specie? The moon
because she is continually changing
quarters.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ALL OV Err

Il Wv u H
The world people Of sensc and Observation-Disclosures
PLANTATION BITTERS.
dyspepsia, with It's symptoms, Headache, Heart.
purh. feycrish Lips, Bad Breath, Sallow Complexion,
@Srs can DC cured by using PLANTATION BrrTERs.
Yonns tac most successful tonic Of the age.
effects, "1 "'d w ueuBnseo Win 10
me INST trial always has q marked good effect.
~ ~ haEsc o. diet Is necessary. Eat ali You wish,
VI tne pest and most nutritious food
iLs tue greatest cure ever known for an ove,.
few moments. ""en' reheNes ma
We know that we have the best and mos, ro,r,,.
medielne IN the world. We arc not afraid 10 Sp phou,
whnti IL 10 composed OF. ASA Y" SNOW
PHYsIcIANs ARE COMPELLED TO Ryooxxr,n
CALiskYA BARK has been celebrated for ave. ,.
hundred years, and was sold during the ,ci,nany
Louis XVI, King OF France, for the enormons MIL
OF It's own weight In silver. II Is Remarkable TSr
Dyspepsia, Feycrs, Weakness, Constipation. 6e wi
CAscARILLA BlRK.-Por DIarrhea, Collie. and d,..
cases OF the stomach and bowels.
DASDEloN.-For Inflammation of the Loins and
Dropslcal Affections.
CkAoHILE FLowERs.-For enfecbled digestion.
LAyENDER FLowERs.-AromatIc, stimulant and
tonlc-highly invig0rating In nervous debility.
WINrER0REEN.-For Scrofula, Rheumatism, &c,
ASIsE.-An aromatic carminativc; creating flesh,
muscle aid milk: much used bymothers nursing.
Also. cloye-buds, orange. caraway, coriander.
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IT is a popular delusion to believe
that powder on a lady's face has the
same effect as in the pan of a musket-
assists her to 60 of.
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az FEEL" said an old lady, that
have got about through with this world
shan't enjoy much moro trouble"
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A GOOD name for the present style Of
short dresses: Free and Kneesy.
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BrLLIoS.-There was shipped from Wells,
FARGO & Co.'s Gold Hill Office, this morning,
6 bars Of bullion, weighing 76S pounds,
which is valued at Sl3,6i9 43.
By PLAcERvILLE.-Baker's Fast Freight
and passenger coaches arc carrying a gooa
many passengers to California oythe RACER
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YELLOW JACKET HOSE The regular
monthly meeting Of Yellow Jacket Hose
Company No Q, will be held this evening.
A full attendance is requested.
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corner of Smith and @ Streets
To Taxpayers.

n,,,do. Sept. 30. 1867.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-11

orro BURBANK COMING. Piper, VINO
started for the Bay the other day in order 10
procure more talent for the Opera Houos,
has already secured Otto Burbank, the wen
known and fayorite dancer, comedian anu
general delineator. Otto will arrive IN time
TO appear on Friday evening. He. however,
is only the advance guard Of what is coming
for the Opera House.
The Van Buren press., 1867-03-29
To COnsuInptiycs.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in II few weeks by avery simple rene
dy, after having suffered for several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease Consumption--is to make known to
his f1llow-sulerers the means of cure.
TO all who desire it, he will send copy of
the prescription used (free of Charge with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find a SURE CURE for
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CoUGns,
COLDS, and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription Is to benefit the afflicted and
spread information which he conccives to be
Invaluable, aud he hopes every sufferer, will
irv hi. rex. ,lv. az it will cost them nothing,
aud may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE, by
return mail, viii please address
RGy. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co, New York.
The Van Buren press., 1867-03-29
Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME L. +. THORNTON. the great Eng
ish Astrologist, Clairyoyant and Psychome-
trician. who has astonished the scientific clas-
ses OF the old World. has now located herself
at Hudson. y. y. Madame Thornton possess
ses such wonderful powers of second sight, as
to enable her TO impart knowledge of the
greatest importance to the single or married
of either sex. While in state of trance. she
delineatcs the very features of the person you
are to marry, and by the aid of an instrument
of intense power known as the Psychomo-
trope. guarantee to produce lile-like picture
of the future husband or wife of the applicant
together with data of marriage, posiliCn in
life. leading traits of character etc. This Is
no numbug, rs thOuSands'of testimonials can
assert. She will send when desired. cer;il-
ed certificate, or written guarantee. that the
picture Is what it purports to be. BY enc!os-
ing n small lock OF hair, and stating place Of
birth, age, disposition and complexion, and
enclosing fifty cents and stamped envelope
addressed to yourself. you will receive the
picture and desired information by return
mail All communications sacredly coniiden-
tial. Address in confidence, ndddme f. f..
Thornton p. o. box 223, Hudson, Y. Y.