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ss- fiOPSi IIOPS!I IIOpSlIl-JIjSr RE-
CElVED n nnc lot OF prime ircsl, WESTERN ,Inr,s
ald Tor saie 'y The pGnnd or hundred weight, by
e. i. PANRNIS
Chemist and Arolhccnr-
ouS IL thau No. liz Meeting street
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aS-riIE PEOPLES CANDIDATE ron
silEititF OF Charleston District Captain c. d. SIN.
WALD. In. 49,.
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ab'URlliaN HOUSE CItApEI,-TUE REv
j. cfAUDIUs MILLl:I, will perform, Divine t,ryice Il,
this Chapel 7oNorroo >raoon 18th inst q, j orI,rk
July 10
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no ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH. = IN
consequence of the insIosu OF the PASTOR tho Iscy
L L. wlNktER. of tho United Frst md Wentworth
street uPist Churches will closo his usual place of nb.
c worship 1"horroo Morning anu occupy tile pulpit Of
he iseS. Dr. BACllMAS during Tho usual hours of fore
NOON Service. Dr. wlNKLERs people uru Respectfully
Invited TO uniin will, those Of Dr. DACIIMAN on thai In
lercstins orcasi u. 1ur, "a
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15-ERNORS OF YOUriI.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered fur yeara from Nervous Debility Pre-
mature Decay aud all tho osrtI Of youthful indscre-
tion. WILL for tho s1Ac of suffering humanity sond frco.
L, III who ntcd r. tho receipt md directions for making
| the simple ranciy by which le cured. Sufferers
whit 4 to proa. by The advertisers experience dc
80 by Addressing, Perfect con1icnce,
JOHN D. OGDEN,
Aprjl ~ 3nos* No A. Cedar street. New York.
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M OFFICE or TIE CITY REGISTRAR
cltARl tSToN July iJth lsG7.As Tho Civil tutlori-
e' nave instituted active ne'snrc improve per-
ret l slnary condition Of tho city. tho Registrar
would earnestly invite the prompt AMI Jealous Gu
tion of the citizens in enforcing, the Hamr
ihcf are particularly rc'Itctcd Ia observe un,i rc-
port H'l iiusanrcs any condition of premises prclt
ctal to The public health.
Complaint Books hrn deposited al tho Lower and
opp'r "nFs "''ard Houses Tor this purpose for tho
accommodation oI The public.
GEORGE s. PEI ZEU. NJ. D.,
""S Id 10 i;ity Registrar.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

: HD- IN 3HE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
I CAkoLiNA.-In the matter of WILLIAM MaTTiiIES.
| Sen, Survivor, with JULIUS MATrHIESSEN Of MAT.
| TtiESSES. olIaKh & CO, BY whom Petition for
Aju cion OF Bankruptcy filed on the third day Of
Juy' a. d. 1867, In said COurt-lS HAsKRurrcy.-1ls
is TO give nolls thHt tho tenth day July, D. 1867
Warrant In Bankruptcy issued against tho Esuic Of
WILLIAM MA1'fif1 :sSEN. of Charleston in tho Dis.
trct Of Charleston and Slate Of South Carolina who has
1ccn adjudBcd bankrupt Ibis petition That
Tile Iay'noht ofnny debts, AMI delivery Of any property
prlo"lng ta such bankrupt 10 him. for his usr aud
G;e transfer OF amy property by him, forbidden by
law That meeting Of tho Creditors OF the sItd auk
r'id to prove their debts. and to choose one or more
hssignces Of his ate, will be held Court of hank
r'iPcy to bc holden No 90 Broad street. Charleston
y &, before H. B. CARPENTER, Register Oh tic fhir.
t"fh dag July. ~. u. 1867, at 10 o'clsck. Al
}. T.. ~ EPPtNG,
Unilei States Marahul, M Messenger.
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e5-A YOUNG LADY RETURNING. TO HER
country homo. after sojourn Of few mouths in the
ciIy. hardly recognized by her friends. In place
coarsc. rustic flushed face Hho lad soft ruby com
prIion OF nost narbln snooihncss, aud Instead o.
tw ntyrue Bc really appeared but cighc6n. Upon n-
quiry the Of graat change, she pninly
told them that Hte used the CIacAasIAN BALM, and
considered II invaluable acIun lion TO any toilet
by any Lady Gonsnon Improve their per.
sonnl appearance hurried fold II is simple In It's
combination iaiurr herself ia smpo yet unsurass
cd In lis elcary drawing Impurities fron also heal
ing, cleansing md beaufying tho skin and complexion
by is direct IcEon the cutcio It draws from It oil Ii
impurities Kindly healing the aamc: and leaving the sur
fnce Nature Intended It should belrar. aQf nmootl
and beautiful. Price 81, sent by Mail or Express. on re
| ceipt Of on orler, by
! a ". l.. CLARK CO., Chemists,
| No. . West Fayettc Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for the saio of Tire sauc.
| March 10 ~ Iy
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dress DR.. J. SKILl.IN uOUGHToN,
Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa.
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:, j. ALEnEp CAY, General Agent, Office in rear
timore Insurance Company, Law lsanse,
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" YoRK, July 12.-Gold ;9s. GO coupons 12.
3 dull. Sterling unchanged. Flonr 15a20
r. Corn shade better. Pork iirner. Cot
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md that is the inpariiulity with which these
thieves perform their operations. They are
free from bias-no respccters of persons. They
steal from black and white, from rich and poor
from Yankee and Southerner, from civil and
military. They recognize no exemptions.
Mercury is decidedly in the ascendant. ~
On The whole, however, Notwithstanding all
this, We would ngain repeat, the change has
been surprising and on the first appearance
the stranger is inclined 10 believe there is n
very great Improvement over last yenr. But
when he comes to inquiry more closely, he finds
tho hopelessness, the depression Of spirits, tho
gloom Of the people is far greater than il was
) lnat year. And this for obvious reasons.
Last yenr the condition of the country was
unsatisfactory, II is true; still ihcre WINS Tho
igni' JatHas Of the Presidents scheme of recon
s'rnction, which many Of our people unfortu
natcly mistook as n light on n, watchtower,
/, sure guide. They followed II confidently, ant
Q now find themselves stuck in the inertricabl
j mirc of Congressional reconstruction legisla
i tion. And to make bnd worse, al er acceptin,
i with most con'mendnhle resignation nll th
}, "Acts" of Congress, aud The '"Ordcrs" 6f til
0 Commanding General, the end: seems furthe
: off than ever, and in The dim and misly futur
f they SEQ The Damocles sword of con6scatio
: suspended over them whnt wonder they fee
q gloomy and dspirited. Tho continued fall Q
g cotton, at this iuncture, also, Is not calculate
: to contribute much to their roouperation. -,
: Tho truth is, Independent eyon .of, all polit
J. oal influences and complications, taking Ii
is farmer abstracted from tho Citizen, his cond
lion and prospects arc fur from enviablc OF prs
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-18
MEMpHIs.-The Ar,,enI oL snndar sd,

HAhhFd io.-4 ne appeal Vi sunday says
The weather yesterday was warm and
rain. '-s t+A--4
There was some business done on the
Ievee, put not enough to make steamboat
At this point and above, the Mississippi
is falling. AT Little Rock the Arkansas is
on stand. with low water. Red River is
IRaldlng; ~ 1 q River shows ten feet to
Capt; Jesse Hurd, of the Mississippi, is
Ill at Cairo. Capt. Ben Taber commands
the mississippi in his absence. o-fas
NEW ORLEE4A-Ns.rThe Times of Sunday
says: -..f.,......
the weather yesterday was very close,
rain. II, however, did not rain any up to
dark. sas4 esfsgf szl-@ - q - 80
Business on, the landing was quite active.
lie being the last day of the week, an un-
usual number of packets left, and on board
trips. -"
The arrivals since our last sere but few
The Louisville packet, NJ s.. Mepham.
leaves for Louisville and ali way Landings
on Monday evening at 5o'clock. ~
me me Louisville and New Orleans
packer, StoneWall, Capt. ]. S. Shaw, which
LEFT here for Louisville on Thursday, met
with an accident to a part of her ma
chlnery, having broken one of her plumb
above Bayou Sara, and in conseonence Of
which she was compelled to return to the
city for repairs. The StonewalI viii leave
In II g day or two for Louisville and way
SrATIsTIcAL.-From the 18th animal ra.
portofthe Supervising Inspectors of steam.
boats, we give few statistics that win in
terest steamboatmen:
Total number of steamers irlspect-
so sses Tee Sssa inspsetsd fsss
Number of pilots licensed ~ 4'37
Number of engineers licensed 5,05i
Number of lives lost by explosion so
Number of lives lost by coIlfsion os I3I
Number of lives lost by fire....,..... q
Loss OF property by explosion. ... 1851, 900
(" q. nre. 81 1906, 600
foundering.,.~..... :. $500 600
Loss OF properly Dy coliiston.,...... 1851. 500
ending Oct. lst, 1866, there was
inspected, at Louisville, 81 w
STEAMBOATS,, tunnage.................. 81 40O
AT Memphis, q steamboats,, tun
At Evansville, ::Paducah and G liro. 49,
II steamboats,, tunnage .0B r. 100
The Local Inspectors of Louisville and
Memphis and the Supervising INSPECTORS
ed the following licenses: =
y l4ouisvflie-Pilots, 81, ; engineers, 295.
Memphis-Pilots,i l32: engineers, Sc.
Mr.. Guthrie personally renewed the IL
censes of ten pilots and seventeen engin-
GERS. The total number stand as follows:
Steamers inspected, 1873; tunnage, A, 710
73-l00. ~
Licences to pilots, 476: engineers. 4ss.
The Sixth District, OF which Col, j. v.
Guthrie is Supervising Inspector. Col
Boiling Is the Surveyor of the Port of Gus
toms, and Messrs. John L. Crane and Heu-
ben Dawson are the Local Inspectors, enl-a
braces the Ohio River and its tributaries.
lbelow Ohio down to, and including, the
Arkansas River. The Board has held
twenty-one meetings, the first being held
In Washington City, October n, 1862. i
All steamers are required to have fire
buckle cts and axes, as follows: Rt.a
Under 800 tuns 20 buckets, FIVE axes. OF
1000 tuns and under l,l00. Al buckets, nine
axes. OF 1,5OO tuns and under 1900, IS 1
buckets, 10 axes. ]9aH ,354os III y
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lRIV E.R- nNEWS.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING.

No printing establishments in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
ment of Job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added TO, and
our job department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
in the United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
ets' Bills OF rare, Mates 15cKets dor LABOR
wharf-b boats will be promptly attended to-
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COAL.
GREEN RIVER COAL.

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w Slack and all impurities, of the best
qualities, and lowest market price. Full
measure guaranteed.
A constant supply on hand and orders
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movie d3m
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GREAT EASTERN, WESTERN, and
SOUTHERN EXPRESS LINE.

TVHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
iii at its Office in Evansville, solicits a
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lie, referring to its superior facilities of
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Especial care taken in the collection of
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Merchandise received for delivery on
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Any information in regard to the routes.
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BODIAM COAL MINES.

NFFICE ON THE CORNER OF Lo-
49, Gust and Water Streets.
A constant supply. and orders prompt
" filled. ~ nova
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-16
LEaAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Land office Notice-No. I6..

PRESCRIPTION OF THAT PORTION OF
~ the Diex Sonores Lode (soealled). claimed
by John Gillig and Z. B. Mott. Jr. Iohn GIIlix
and L. B. Mott, Jr claim 40 much on tha nIrS
Senores Lode tso.called0. being a loda Of goia and
ily.r.be.rine rock. In Mac. A. H.. hs,ws-n the
boundaries drlin-atsd on ,ba areomnsn,ins Ala
gram. more particularly de,erih~d NJ SolloM. 10
wit Commrpeine M 4 ~. NJ ~ IN ,hs
Devils Cats Mininx pI.trct conn,s 81 Iyon
and STATE Of Nevada from whIcb m. c.,Ier of
the old ,han ofths ,isnnss... suys, Mai, con,
nany h.sr. norm o. g. Nd NJ -, 40 e.,
ana rnonIny Ne, JTo fs.,. 49,, ror,h am Ia.,,
,hsns-..-. ,no q" n on
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KNOW THY DESTINY.

~troIogist, Clairvoysnt anu Psychometrician, who mas
astonished the scientific classes or the Old World,
has now located herself At Hudson, N. y. Madame
Thornton possesses such wonderful powers OF sec.
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the greatest Importance 10 tie single or married on
either sex. While In q state Of trance, she delineates
the very features. OF the person you are TO marry.
and By the aid Of an Instrument or intense powrr
Known a. the Psychoniotrope, guarantees 10 BRO.
duce o hfe-like picture or the future husband or WIG
OF the applicant, together with date Of marriage.
position In life. leading traits Of character, &c. THIS
Is no humbug, Is thousands Of Testimonials can AZ
sert. She Will send when desired a certified certjr.
10 purports TO be. By enclosing a small iock OF hair.
md stating place OF birth, are, disposition and COM.
plexion, and enclosing my cents and stamped n.
picture and desired Information Iy rrturn n,nii. Al
comniunicafloiis saerrdy confidential. A,idrrss. :,
sonnIrnee. nApiAl ]. ". TuoRsyvs, Pr Dox
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Constable's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of Justice w. " Hairs Court. Gold
Hi. Township No. ,. Storey county. state Of
Nevada. daily Altested o. the 2Oth day OF june,
and 10 me directed and delivered on the same
day Of June, 1867, IN favor OF Z C. Cook,
plaintiff, and Assin.t James Gallup. defendant,
Tor the sum OF slso so. together with $40 50
eosS and disbursements, and s. 50 accrued
costs aud expenses Of sale. I have 90 the Goth
day OF June, A D. 1867. levied on and taken In
Execution all the right. title. claim and interest
Of the said defendant. James Gallup, In and 10
the { flowing described real estate, to-wit: Lot
81. B oek 4, Range e. on west SIDE Of Union
street. running back 70 American Flat road; Lot
4, Block |. Range L, adjoining Z G. Cook on the
north (; Lote. Biloxi |. Range l.; Lot 4. Block l,
RAags L, lot west Of Uaion. With all the hervdita.
msuis and appearances thereto, or thereunto
belonging.
Nol,sl Is hereby given. that on MONDAY. the
aoIh day OF August, 1857. At the hour of , PA.
Of that day. Ia front Of Anderson 6 Co.'S store,
Gold Hi, Township No ,, State aud County
Aforesaid. I will ofsr for sale the above described
properly, q. public auetlon. 10 the highest bidder
for ea,S, to ssti.fy said Judgment and costs and
a~ecruing costa.
Constable, Gold Hill, Township Nc. ;,
Storey county. Nevada
Gold Hill. June 20. 1857. Iv3i.td
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Application for Patent.
Notice-No- ga.
Rexister,a once.


CARsoS CITY. Nevada July IL, 1857.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
~ Sureor Gold sad Silver Mlnlng Company,
have this Day 6led Ia this odlee a diagram, to-
gelhsr with q notice Of Application for Patent
from the UnlIei States. uader Act Of Congress,
approved July &c, 1856. tor TwenIy-bur Hun.
dred Feet Of the Suecas Lode known IS the sue
cor Gold aud Silver Mining Company's claim, In
ihe Gold Hill Minlng District. Storey county,
Nevada, more particularly described, as fol-
lows, to wit:
.Bsginalug at . stake standing In q small
rAvlns. from which the mouth Of the Sueeor
Tunnel bears south sfdeg. wsst l,o70 feet and
running thenee south | deg, east 30 feet. TO u
stake; lhencs south SO deg ives, l.oSo feet 10 q
stake thence south 50 deg. - min, east l35o
fee. 70 y stake; thence moth IS deg 80 min,
west 200 feet 10 4 stake thence north 50 deg.
- nin., east LAS feet to a stake thence north
50 deg. east lilo feet 20 the place Of beginning,
eontalnlns IL J 10 aere& Nance OF claimants
WARREN T. L~ocKHART.
aul.lm Register.
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CISCO.
n,u -na,,sn,,
". reIrault s.Pleass.s nsdicai advice.
and others seeking conuuonta. Vn@.. a.
that he can be consulted daly ~ ~. -
Org Hall Building, Northeast corner non'Sypnsy
and Sacramento streets Ban rIaneIseo, y y
Nos. 3. 10, IL, hrst hoor, up slairs, ens.an'' w
either Montgomery or s"eeN'
n..n a,mo,, s.clu.
lively devoted 10 the cure OF the various ,orms o.
Nervous and Physical Debility, tne results OF ~
furious habits acquired In youth, winch usually
terminate In Impotence and steriity' and Perna'
gently Induce all the accountants oi 9ia age.
happiness Of a life and that Of Others, reason and
morality dictate tho necessity Of It's removal, for
It is a fact that premature decline OF the vigor OF
manhood, matrimonial unhappiness, compulsory
single life, ETC., have their source In causes, the,
germ Of which 10 planted IN early life, and the
bitter fruit tasted long steryvard; patients. Ia
boring under this complaint, will complain OF Tone
nr more Of tho following symptoms; Nocturnal
Emissions. Pains In the Baek, and head, Weakness
Of Memory and Sight, Dlscharge from tho Urethra
on going 20 stool ormaklng water. the Intellectual
idea, are elouded, and there I. a dI.Inellns,IOn TO
the society Of friends. etc. The patient will
probably complain Of Dizziness, Vertigo, and
sight and hearing arr weakened, and sleep
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Philadelphia Boot Maker,
q. sTOCKLE,

"oULp RESPECTFULLY. 1N:onN
w form the citizens Of Gold Hill, and
vicinity that he continues 20 nanufae-v
turs the very best Calf skin Bcsss
Ia Geld Hill. a. many OF those who navs ,rien
them are willing TO testify 70. The mateIlh,o u.
Of which bis Boots are mhdeis OF tne VIZ oss.
made In the world: and the long time which bis
boots ara worn, is . suticisnt guarantee Of the
truth herein asserted.
RepairipG In all 'its dinsrsnts oranenss'
promptly attended TO.
~ Just i've me . trlal. II you want spleo'
did, essy.htting, and Q durable bees. -.
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DR.. Perrault Is tho only agent In California for
Or. Biot's Female Monthly Pills Their immense
sale has established their reputation as q female
remedy, unapproached, and far In advance OF ev.
cry other remedy for suppressions and Irregular
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Persons at a distance can DO cured nj home. by
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All communication confidential. ocll.ly
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RrnIsrrR,a Orrrcr.

Carson err, NEVADA. June 10. 1857.
I hereby certify. that John Gillig and Z. B.
Mott. Jr have this day died the above applies-
tlon for a Patent from the United States for the
mining around therein described, 800 feet VI oleE
Sonorss lode, known ~ the Gennesses Company.
Said claim Is more particularly described by the
diagram on 6ls with said notice OF applicatlOn.
WARREN I. LoCKHART,
Iel2.3m Register.
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FOR USE.

Charge the reservoir with the prepared fluid, or
with Bsnxine, from half to three fourths full; al
low a portion to run through into the cup. then
turn of Is top. and Iguite the auid which will
heat the burner sufficiently to generate the gas
which will be seen Issuing from the top. The tap
must now be turned on, and q steady light will be
maintained I'LL the whole Of the contents Of the
reservoir II consumed
A small needle bent at the point and fixed In u
holder, may be occasionally required TO clear tho
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the regulating screw at the bottom turned q little
back-but care must be taken not To force the
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When necessary to renew the cotton which Ia
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ION mus. then DO entirely. Withdrawn. and afresh
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pIecu Of wire, and inserted into the pipo-the
epds cut short of, the burner again screwed on
with q little white lead. and the Lamp is ready
for use.
-Ir1.I-
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asrA Youso LADY returning TO her country
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WONDERFUL hut TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON. the woriarenowned
Astrologist and Somnambulistic Clairyoyant, while
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the person you are to marry, and by the aid OF an
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as testimonials without number can assert. BY
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and hair. and enclosing any cents. and stamped en-
velope addressed to yourself, you Will receive the
picture by return mail, together with desired lnior.
nation. Address In confidence. MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON, p. U. Box NJ. West Troy, ny
lanSlyl
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PIIe..-Tbosea tfilcted with the Piles will nnd
rSFALLIBLE RELlEr by applying personally, or by
letter, To Ur. Sicnel, w PaeInc street, near Sansonle,
or Box SyI. Postvtice, SAN Francisco. APPLY