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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-13

The Tirnc to Advertise in tho Country
Tnr PHoNII has largo circulation throughout III,
middle and upper Distrcts Of tho ssto. Advertisry
ratos ~ rsasonablo the stfinsepcy Of mar
kot wih rsr2nE Msrch.ni sra olhet5- &iihide 10 u,
the columns Of the paper will sddress
~, ...,,;- JULIAN 4. sRLBY. Proprietr,,
February Is ColumtiA 8.
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Dr. NoTr, OF Now Orleans, nfter lingering ill
ness OF several days, died at the Exchange Hotel,
Montgomery, Ala, on tho 9th inst. This DR..
Norr was brother of DR.. JOSIAH G. Morn, Of Mo-
bilo, and son Of the late Judge Morn, of this
State
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Fins.-Botweon two and three O'Clock yesterday
morning, tho alarm OF fro was sounded, and
smoke was soon issuing from tho premises
occupied by Mr. 8. WooLF, in King streot
between Liborty and Wentworth. Tho flames pro-
ceeded from a kitehen in tho roar OF tho house
but tho firemcn wcro soon OH tho ground, and sue
cccded in combining the damage to that building.
Mr.. WooLr owned the property, and the house
was insured in soyoral Northern agencies,
but thero was no insurance on his stock. Tho
kitchen had boon occupied by somo colorod par
ties, who had been notified to leave by hir Woo1r
and it was supposed that tho building was fred by
thom for rovengc. AS the gate OF tho yard Was
never closol, tho access to tho premises was oasy
and it was thought that tho Into inmates had en-
tored tho kitchen and sot fro to tho second story
Tho promptness Of tho fremon prevented Tho
flames from spreading, and tho damage will hardly
exceed few hundred dollars. Lieut.. HKrpnIcKs
and his forco wcre present with their tarpaulins,
but tho oxcrtions Of tho flromen prevented their
use. . g.s,a
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PHOTOGRAPHS
TAVERN-KEEPERs'kOTIUE. ;
2 OFFICE CLERK OF CouNur,

A Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, AND pEnsoSs 'issT,i1r, as1er,
"a ING sptrtuous liquors, within tho city lnIts wha
baye no aIocutod their bonds and taken out the propor
cards 10 show that toy have lirunao TO se viii be M
ported a. not complying with lie law, after Monday 5ih
1ose who haye cards aro hereby notified % have ,,
alna placed IN conspicuous plAcc IN tho window All
isng 70 Observe this notice will also bs reported Aer
me aDoVofmenuonod limo. =. W. II. HMrTH,
aAfcn 80 g"1l q C1erk Of Council .
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Fine Feu Hats and C2oMing.

-. bf .JO1N q. MILNOTt e 90,
TOMORROW 18th inst at 10 O'Clock viii bo t.,la n,
our auction salcaroom. No. l33 Meeting street "
81 dozen HONS Nutra, Frpicl brown aud BLACK Finn
FELT HA1E ~
Dozens noys' Fine Fet Hats.
With invoice CLOTHING, Linen Coats Pauts. &c.
I,,.,.,
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The ST. HELENA. This Ano steamer haa besn
recently renovated and plnced on tho Mount Ploaa-
pnt Ferry line. Tho 81. Helena will bo botter
known, poihaps, under hor old namo, tho Ediao
md many persons remember the timo when she
was tho fnv6rite packet botwcon this city hnd the
Son Islands. Sho is admirably arranged for this
purpose, being supplied with borths and accom-
modations for freight and q number OF passengers.
IL is tho intonton Of her owner, Capt. b. L. Mo.
ConAncK, to resume tho coast trips later 1.-The
season, when the planters arc prepared to- ,snad
their crops to markot. Tho popularity Of tho old
Edsto with tho island planters will not DO lost I'M
der q change Of nnmo, for tho old proystb holds
good in her case, and wo predict for her owner
/ successful trips and largo frei9hts.
The steamer Roch4and, Of the Mount Pleasant
Ferry, is now undore6ing repairs, and win soon
tako her old place on tho lno, whom the 81. Helena
will bo free to enter ON new aud more promising
engagements. Z The island planters have invariably
cqntisned their cotton TO Charleston, and tie pres-
oncs Of an old friend 7wilisb another inducomcnt
for them to continue this good practice. ..5.i'
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llEsP1TE.-Wo learn that his Excellency Gov
ornor ORR hnB rcspitod Il, prisoner John jenkins
(colorcd) until July 18th. Jenkins was found
guilty OF tho murder OF Mr.. BRANDFoRD ut tho
January session of tho Civil Court His counsel
appealed from this decision, but tho sentence of
tho Court was sustained, and Jenkins Was con-
demncd to bo hung on tho 14th of Juno There
WAS littlo doubt Of the guilt OF Jenkins, and wo
trust that thero will DO no mistaken clcmoncy dis
played III mis- caso
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ELYSIUS

ELYSIUS.
new and important remedy for married ladies'
Circulars can be obtained and the article supplied
upon application to tho wholesale agents.
~ 49,, .o,s DoWIE d. NOISE,
Southern Drug Houss, No.. .l51 Meeting atreai.
'Af5fil1is :: hs EsfGEG Z . thstnnsnnas,
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B. M, M.H5HALl l. pRpGHEB, .Anctioneers,- MIL
sell this day.'at No. a5' Toad stroet, by yorter Of
tho Sheriff. tho entire stock and contents Of tall
oripg establishment, consisting OF cloths, oassi-
morcs, linons, uidcr clothing, &c. See adrertiHo-
mont. .y.'tF ". ~, e. Y
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup II tho
prescription OF one Of tho best female pbyaicsns and
nurses In tho United sates has bean used for thirty
years with noverfsng safety and by millions Of
mothofs for thor children. II relieves tho child nom
eorreeh acidy OF tho stomach relieves wind oolo
and oy giving rest and health TO the ohild comforts tho
nrothor. 1"- hnt
DO suro and call for Nt '-'.r - '""
:. "hRs W1NsLows SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having ths fac nnae Of "ouarn a pxnxrsi., ON ths
ousafd0 wrapper All others base limitations.
DOWfE Il NOISE,
No. l6l heotns street. opposite tho Charleston Hotel
Juno 10 y' .' s.|'' - H..E |, tb,tra
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BUSINESS NOTICES,
ALL KINDS OF, JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY DAILY
NEWS OFFICE. 4,g

-. III. 10. af,. T. NJ o-7---,.g ,r.... 4 .. =.
~ ~ 4. Auction Sales This Day. il.si...
MILES DRAKE will sell this day. at hnlEpast 10 oooei,
at his store, corner Of King and Liberty stces, q
general assortment Of dry goods T.4n4r,,s' .,u
T. NJ CATER will sell this dsy. at threequarters past
O'CLOCK, on browns Wharf, butter and shoulders. 70
McKAy oAMpnKIL will sell this dsy at 10 O'Clock, the
oock Of retail grocery OF ArohdAlo and Princess
streets = .
Il III. MARSHALL BRo. win sen this day, at 10
O'Clock at No. IS Broad stoe. tho entro stock Of 4
tailoring establishment. '' n'
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS following oirlcors
and troops arrived in this city yesterday by the
Emily q. Soudcr: Major BIssELI, Captain q. v.
WEIR, Captain W. u. BECK, Major HEAD, Lieut. E..
IL. HILLS, Lieut.. GnAuAh, DR.. WRIaHT, and 885
United States troops. Thoso troops came from
Fortress Monroe uid Now York, and aro portion
OF tho command of Con. BuRToN. -
Brovot Drigadior-Goneral II. 8. BURTON, olonel
OF tho 9th U. s. Heavy Artillery, who has been In
command ut Fortress Monroe for some time past,
arrived in this city, by tho land route and is stop
ping at tho Mills House. General Burton is
fav"rably known to tho South as q gontloman and
soldier. He brings with him tho good wishes Of
tho Virginians; and his generous treatment Of
Slate prisoner will not soon BIO forgotten. We
trust! that tho change in his command will not
alter tho friendly feelings now entertained for him
by tho South.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-13

MAYon's CounT, Juno IA drayman who v,s
driving improperly in tho Htroot, and ran into
cart TO its injury, was'dned IS.
Ayoung female who, had sffeotionateIy thrown
nor arms around tho neck Of bottle and kiss cd its
mouth too often, and who was exhibiting her lovo
Tor 1t in Language not often found in Cupds yoca-
bulnry, was mado to pay IS for her powerful OK
pregsions.
An Individual who was quietly drunk, but who
couldn't take caro- ofhimsol, WAS only fined % for
his board.
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A HoVeifY,

'.I.5a Novelty, .IlI- ~ "g..lI \, -
Tho latest and most eeclua, remedy for tho eure ot
debility loss Of appetite headsche torpor Of the uyor
ota. il PANKNIN's HZPATIo DTTTRhs. For ..is by
| all DrugIsts n''i..-,. H.;s .'--tgi.iI ~. III
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THE liARMoMoNs.-O readers will not forgot
that this Troupe perform tonight at tho Hiber-
nian Hall. Thcy have chosen Nh entirely now pro.
grammo, and wo can safely promise an abundance
OF fun to ILL who MAY attond. Tho Harmonious
arc deserving OF patronage from thoir nativity but
especially from tho gonuino talcnt which thoy OK
hibit.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-13

LOOK AT THE Ruins Aye, look at tho ruins o
what wcro once magnificent sets Of teeth, to be
seen everywhere in society. Look at them, and
ahE youIsslfitit Is not marvellous th ati SUCH de-
strd6ioh SIS permitted; when byi simply uhibg
sozoDoNT, any teeih7 Ao,0euer fragile, may be pro
served from decay Or bleish as long ~ Lasts
tuthsS
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IHf CnoPs ALONG THE 0oABT.-The information
received through our differont exchanges indi-
oaten TINT the crops will be far larger and botor
tnan fur many ycars. This Is not confined tu ono
locality, but tho good news comes from North,
South, East and Wost. Tho planters and Mrmors
have learnt wisdom by sad experience, and tho
crop OF cereals In tho Southern slatos is unusually
promising-corn and wheat having boen made
moro OF speoialities than over before. Tho wheat
prop, In particular, is vory forward, and shipments
nave already been mado from different points;
Ihese samples arc entirely FREQ from any teroots.
and readily command the best market prices.
The sea Island and coast plantations near tho
oity hnvo boon worked with an energy thu, will re-
pay the proprietors by al abundant harvest. Al
Edisto and tho adjaoont islands, largo tracts have
been planted with the long staplo cotton, and both
the quantity and the quality will exceed tho e1poc
tations Of tie planters. Tho present cool wet
spell has retarded the growth of tho cotton In a
measure, as It wss partly In tho grass, and tho
damp weather caused this to grow luxurianty.
Notwithstanding theso slight drawbacks, the plant
has grown and prospored, tho young bolls have
boon formed, and the farmer Is cheored by pro.
mise of good stand 9'ii. Ul.a 1850 -c4
There is chronic disease among somo planters
that Causes them to undorrste their crops, and TO
predict a manner Of coming evil that will destroy
what has been planted. These oroakers wond
nave the world believe that oil tho plaques OF
Egypt we're about to visit them, and say, with a
sptris ofresignation, that thoy would DO satisfied
with one-third OF crop. Fortunately this c)oss
is IN tho minority, and tho necessity for er.ona]
o1ertiop has caused tho mssa 10 put moro couO.
denco in their own prowess, and to tako chso,rnl
view Of tho future. Manures hayo boon used tbc
ground carefully tillod;, and though smaller nor
ton has been planted, tho crops will be ncarlv
equal TO tho good old timos that arc, past, when
,theatalks wofs Sorarod will bolls,} AID tle JeId
Was noarly bale to tho acre.
-. gNS,r-s,.t. e..tg,
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TnIAI ;oE STEAM ENeMEs;2A novel trial Of the
power and capacity or tho steam enginnea took
place laat night at the, corner OF Pinclnoy and
Apson streets, ~ The ph0niI was supplied by, tho
Palmetto tho latter Forcing tho water through 800
foetof lose into the suction pipcs OF the PHund,
which played off through .afs foot OF -hoso and h
one and ohe-eighth ino nozllo "a fril stream sof
water was sent to datahee 81, 2io tSet,p and Tho
experiment was demons isstsd tohe q perfect sue
ess. The greatest harmony prevailed idgfing the
playing; and tho: ensenh corddls whi6h o1iats in
tho Fire Department. Was. strong ghoned by Tho
friondiy meeting between TWO rival eigines. II;
The pinnix havo considerably; improved thoir
hose reel by tho addition Of two cog wheels, which
enables tho mon TO rcol the hose With moro ease
than under the old plan. Before it was labof for
eight mon to reel the hose hbut by tho addition Of
the cog wheels, It can be done by two mon, one at
each btnko. The .66ss were mado at sMrrHs
Founderyiat tho foot Of. Hasel street, and their
use proves thAt Charleston mechanics aro capable
of inventing and perfeotng improvements on tho
work of their Northern brethren. These wheels
have proved 70 be such 1abor-saving improve
ments that,we7 advise .thoiri adoption ty the Fro
Department. as much time that is now wantod in
reeling hose would be prevented. -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-07-20

The ideas OF the recently Freshmen Of color in
ths. Southern States are somewhat crude as 10
poIiticaf matters. as witness the following plat
form put forth by one Lcnkhom, a freedman, who
is running for u delegate to the State Convention
in FIuvianna county. Virginia. lie announced
himself recently being in favor Of - low tariff,
no taxes , more money to be sent South, and
especially that the price of whisky should be put
4.
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tSc little ALL and they succeed little or not
at all. You may suppose that giving advice
that think would benefit ourselves. Yes, We de-
think it would benefit ~ but benefit you immensely
Think a little, AMI you Will agree with Us
And ii you agree with u, be wise enough 10 act ac-
cOrlingly."
4 Self-Made Man.
Dr. G.. ". Iosmer, who is at present citing the
New York HsrGid i striking example Of succe>s-
ful -elf-naie man. lie at iT-t printer IN the
office of the Journal in question: but found time IN
addition that devoted to hiS daily labor To- store
his mind with much learning. He became linsuist,
acquired a thorough knowledge of the classics, stu
lei medicine took his diploma with all the hOnors,
and vet was all the while a journalist, not losing
during these years Of study the opportunities for pro
motion in the Heraf office, where he became cor
respondent member of the editorial t1f and final
Is a. we said above, managing eiitOr.
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The Louisville Journal i a PAPER not only Of
cxrcricnsc and observation. but especially oF god
sense. what It SAWS may therefore lc rclici ou n
CORRECT. We commend To- the careful TCru-al Of
our readers IT. rrrnarks in recent issue "u the
subject Or advertising, ahd inipr-c every word
that follows n practical aud truthful
We have been carrying On the Louisville Journal
between thirty--ix aui thirty-scveu year. During
All that time " have known man Il business in
th. city ~ fid ir5g Gfrerfissi iitsrr'iy. AuI We
have known mo- 9" succeed in any considerable.
ii even in respectable degrrv. who diin't advertise
Hbgr,IIy.
.. d. you tel ~. Oh ctnltllic fpr the custom Of
the community that you can't aii1ri g. advertise bc-
cause YOUR business - dull Listen aud W. will
tell you IL l. dull because You don't advertise. ani
ygu don't advertise because n - du - the vacant
circle - complete We toll YOU. II you doing iIl
o. alvcrti-. ii,t You may d. we'll. aud. " YOU
doing we'll. advertise that You may DO better Set
hrh yuur mark of business success, AMI advertise
upon II. You can do - If You VIII, even in hard
times.
'' little is ncclcl in advertising well as
in using any other effective means of Your
men who have No more nerve than n wet rag, a1ver-
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Commercial Advertiser.


Charity Begins "t Home
JusIr- Mt another-tsk Within
Th~rs you VIII Gl.I enaugh of.iEi
Wed. laxuriant, rank AMI wId,
Many a thought by sin dehirii
MANY frstsuL, psevi-h fseiinx
O'er yuur bitter nature st-aIn-f
MANY a odd, uEgrat-ful to"k
Warm Affection scarce can brook,
Mlay harsh. unf-sIing word,
Hart piercing a. a -harr+us,i sword
An, look within, thou ucr'i'-t not r1lfn,
For charity barius NJ home
IyIrr Mt anoth.r, f,r you1l ind
IN dark rrcrsse. II your mini,
Hibi.n by -eIf-~st-,1n from view,
sen by ath.r--nDt by YOU
F5Hi-. that make you blush when seen
By ths Iirht q fcon.c-nce'- Esithf,II beam
Drag tn intru.i..r- firth oHght,
knd Judge them by that STANDARD bright
Bani-h the beam before you Try
To s,rc- til- mote from an5tf. - eye
Ah, I,ok within, tliDu nss'. Il not roam,
For charity bsgiuz al hsue.
Judge nat an1ther-k~.f IN milI
The g1tIrn rub flr All mankind.
Whenever tempted Z, eype-e
Au1ther's fua-, think of these
That Iurk within; the wish repre-s
You, -corn Of others To express
Winner u rdiruI- Inclined,
Ah, think how sensitive your Hlindi
Perhaps that very moment, too,
ssime one may h. disPt-a-ing you
An LoE within, thou nec'i'st not nam,
For.charity begins al home
JuIgs not another-keep in mind
The Judgment that ye give yen GnsIi
Thai measure ye % others mete
shaI. be returned 10 YOU complete
,e..--., then, aB Judging. I'll You ind
No trace of errDs your minds
THIN viii you .er Judge again.
Torerror ycu n AL stin retiani
Tiu all yctIr pulses cease q beat,
With error you'u b. found replrte-
hki look within, thou need'st not roam-
For charity begins at home -SsIeefed-
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Busiaess Csrss When prepaid yssr. allowed
discount th Ehach for tf1nStt aftfrftse
meats ~1aesi paid ot eisFged laxFtesiy-
Advertisers ressng ksstEtu laitei sssts,
pay FIR their cars hy enclosing TseEbseks for sah ssnoan;
they wash pay and cards wa be inserted
above table iaE the tine paid FAR
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NEVILLE - BARRETT.
Planters and General Store Keepers.
KCopui North Koua. Hawaii Kcaiakeakua Bay. Island
Fr7,ucc bought ships supplied with Moci. Beef aud
Agent al IIonoUlu, 4. s CLEGUoIN. &c. ly
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BOLLES = CO..
Skv Chambers and Commission Merchants.
qufsH Street.
Psui 1httcution pai the purchase Hawaiian
Produce.
hcfrrs - permission 30
M-ssrs g. \. William. Go. Nivssrs e. Brrwcr Co.
M.-srg ti-- = Co1k~.-.-.. Mvssrs H. Iackfcid \ Co.
Msssrs Waterman NcssTs. q. l. Richards 60.
E6s ly
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Death and the Bachelors.

DR. Stark. Of London. has recently puhlislihd
some statistics which convey fearful warning tn
ysuug men T. avC the pcTils Of single wrctcheincs-
The mortality tables show that between twenty-five
anil thirty yir- II age the death rate with bachelors
i 1871 rsr thousand VIII during the period
IL j. uiy : - among married men. Continuing the
compiri-yu the English doctor proves that between
thirty anil thirtv-vc married leave this pleas
ant mundane sphere the nate of nine VcE thousand.
whilst - l. the Eurc for tie les fortunate hachc
Iors Advancing in a-c. the huge difference ia favor
II the tuelict- - c-cucl or coarse, but up to the
lat sttre IN life the bachelors have the Df IT,.
n. nrcor,iins the tables II Dr. Stark. the married
men gu Of NJ the II .sS per Thousands; and
the bachelors at i@.S Ier one thousand
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THOMAS SPENCER.
Ship Chandler. neaier in General Merchandise Island
Produte. At., and Commission Merchant.
B,ron-- Bny. Hiio. =. L..
Keep haui
dcsrrY;lsn cly.is required hy ships and othcr,.
TIE highest price gtysn or Island Produce.
u Hs of Exchange reasonable
sSl IL
GEORGE G.. HOWE.
Dealer in gedW cod. Northwest Lumber. Shingles.
poar>, sash. Biud>. Nails. Paints. Ar.
IL HE oh Stand. Fort street. on hc EsyiIHa1,.
IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-01
School Trustee Election,
In the several school Di-iriet. In
storey County.

THE AMENDED SCHOOL LAW FOR THE
L State Of Nevada, approved March :. lso7
provides ~ follows:
SsC, % In each School District Of this State,
on the irst Tuesday In April. in the year eign'
teen hundred and sixty. seven, there shall De
elected by the qualified voters thereot three
Public School Trustees, whs shAll be quaiined
electors WHOSE term. OF Office shall be for one.
two and three years respectively and until their
successors are -l-ctsd or appointed and quabned'
the respective terms Of Office to bedecidsd by lot,
before qualification, and In the presence OF the
chairman Of the meeting, and annually thereafter
ono Trustee shall be electedl. whose term OF OF,
Ace shall De- tor three years. SAID election snail
be held At the schoolhouss. or at the usual place
for holding district meetings, and shAll De pre-id'
ed over by the County Superintendent, or snen
person IA he shaE appoint. and In deault thereoi
by such person ~ may Oe selected by the quail
hrd voters presrut. School Trustees are hereby
authorized TO administer to each other the oaih
or affirmation Of Office, and shall luaiity and en-
ter upon thr duty Of their office within nve days
after their election or appointment. Certincaies
OF election shall be- granted by the Chairman,
which. with the oath Of Office endorsed thereon,
shall be forwarded to the County Superintendent.
who shal, die the same In his office. kegistrstion
shall no. b.. deemed necessary qualification for
voting at the Trustees election; provided that
in other respects the persons voting arc qualified
electors.
Subdivision ninth Of Section l2 provides that
the County School Superintendent shall give no.
ticc Of all district meetings for the election OF
Trustees BY publication in "A newspaper having
general circulation in the district, or by posting
written notices in three public places within the
district ai least five days before the time specified
In this Act for holding such meetings. Failure
to give sAld notice shall cause forfeiture OF the
sum OF tfty dollars from his salary, TO be de-
Quoted thrrrfrom by the County Commissioners,
upon notice from the Superintendent OF Public
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-01

ondary. or Hereditary. completely eradlcated
from the system. Your constitution beingrestor.
cd 10 perfect health, there will DO NO danger Of
handing down to your children that terrible dis.
esse known as Scrofula 'Hp .lr3ta
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-01
NISCELLANR0US ADVERTISEMENTS. :
PIPER'S OPERA HOUSE.

rTHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
L begs leave 20 inform his friends and the pub
lie In general that he has leased the above Thea
ter. and will open II asa
FIRST CLASS MELODEON,
With the BEST TALENT to DO found on the
Pacific Coast as soon "a the roads are opened
over the Sicrras.
mra.tf MAN WALTER