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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-10

Il will thus DO seen that OF one hundred pa.
tisnts treated BY Homeopathic physicians eight
will die, while II the same number are treated
by Allopathic physicians, thirty.four will die;
and OF tho myriids who die undor old school
treatment the world over, Homeopathic treat
mont would save seventy-six OF overy hundred.
Virginia, September ], 1853. sol II
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NOTICE--CAUTION

Alpha Consolidated MininE Co.
4 he FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES WERE
l sold at public auction by John Middleton &
Son, on Saturday, August Is, 1868, for non.pay.
ment OF assessment No. /. levied June %, 1858,
aud win not be transferred, except for the num-
Der OF shares mentioned below In the column
marked a. Balance OF shares remaining"
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DgLlyousNT ASSESSMENT SALE.
,ANRY GOL.D AND sILvkR

y Mining Company.-Locaiion OF works,
Lyon County, State Of Nevada.-Notice.-There
are delinquent upon the following described
stock. on account of assessment No. "a, levied
on the twcnty-seventh day Of Iuly, 1868. the
several amounts set opposite We names Of the
respective shareholders. rs follows:
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. III.

REGISTERS OFFICE, CARSON CITY, NIv.,l
June 8. lee5.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
~ the Burke & Hamilton Company, by ID. E.
Avery Agent. has filed In this Office u diagram,
together with u notice Of Application for Potent
frnm the UnItedStates under Act Of Congress,
approved July 26. 1866. for Forty feet Of the
Coms,ock Lode, aud Burke & Hamilton Compa.
uy's Claim, IN Gold Hill Mining DIstric'. Storey
county, Nevada. Said claim IL bounded on the
north by the Confidence Company, and on The
south by tho Yellow Jacket Company. and ia
more particularly Described m follows: Con.
menclng At Post No lG which Is situated south
800 o. east and 7isi ieet di.ta"t fiom The south
cart corner Of tho lint eriul and Empire shaft;
running thence south 50 ~ west 20 feet TO Post
Ma. IL; thence north 73o go west LOST 5 f-cI ;
thence north $40 ST. west "a 80 feet; thence
north 800 26' west AIS fest; thence north
30 ~ west SELF feet 10 Post No.. So;
thence north 50 H. East 10 feet to Post No. IS
thence south $40 4G' east 52l.7 feet tn nec south
+9o go east 4l.75 Icet thence south $40 81 enst
81 70 feet; thence south 100 go east 1857 5 feet
o he place Of beginning, containing l 4e.l00
acros. Bearings express, d from Tho true mcrld
ian magnetic variation. l6o IL enst. Said
claim IN more particularly drscrihedin the notice
and diagram posted 10 this office and on the
claim
Iell god Register.
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UeAR.ARsE MINING cow

N pany.-Location of works and mines, Kear-
sarge District, Inyo County, Caliiornia.-No-
ticc.-There are delinquent, upon the following
levied on the Fourth day Of August, 1858, the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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CONsOIIDATRD
IMPERIAL

holders Of the Imperial Consolidated Mining
Company, location of works in New Truckee
District, Churchill County, Nevada, will be held
AZ the office OF the Company. w~interbauer's
Building, Gold Hill, OF THURSDAY, August
20, 1865, at the hour Of ! O'Clock p. u, for the
election Of dvs Trustees 10 serve for tho ensuing
year.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
CIV. PEAsz, Secretary.
Gold Hill, August 8, 1883. aus II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-10

HOMEOPATHY IL tho only true syystsm Of
medicine based upon the lAwy Of ndtirc. 6gr.
enty.dyo years Of experience have proven that
saved. ',.1t.- ala 90. -.
Homeopathy cures ali Ictrablo diteasos per.
best practitioners Of any or the Old medical .ys.
TEN for years. .--
Homeopathy aims to orsticste disease entire.
~; 10 cure sure and easy,I without bleeding,
bllstering, cauterizing or drugglng; to prolong
Life and lessen the number Of sick dnys.
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sTJRaERv.

E.. 4#
It 10 one or tho greatest Triumph OF Homo.
opathy TO dispense with tho operation Of ampu.
tation and excision in more than two.thiris OF
the cases, by the radical cure Of the diseased
parts, which Alopathy would have consigned
fractures and serious wounds. are healed In
less time and with less pain than under any
other mode Of treatment.
Homeopathy 10 fulfilling q mission whose end
10 the overthrow Of all other modes OF cure.
and the establishment Of Ito own complete and
permanent rule.
HOMEOPATHY AND LrrE AssuRAScE.-The
Directors Of o London Life Assurance ONCE
the " General Provident AT Its recent meet
ing, have placed on record their opinion that
persons treated by the Homeopathic system en-.
10y moro robust health, arc less frequently at
tackled by disease and when attacked recover
moro rapidly than those treated by any other
system; that with respect TO the more fatal
classes Of diseases the mortality under Hom9
opathy Ia small In comparison with that OF Al.
lopathy; that there arc diseases not curable at
all under the latter System which are perfectly
durable under the former; and finally, that the
medicines prescribed By Homeopathists do not
injure the constitution, whereas tho1c employed
by Allopaths not unfrcquently entail the most
qucnces." The Directors further propose to
summon q meeting OF the shareholders to lay
before them tho facts they have collected and
the decision ut which they have arrived, name.
ly, ITO open q special section for pcrsons treat.
ed by Homeopathic system, at q lower rate OF
premium than TINT charged on other lives
london (Ehg) Observer.
THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Of Albany, New York, rays: Re.
garding medical treatment, rs affecting rates,
that the systems Of medical practice as affecting
the duration Of life are well worthy OF consider.
alton by Life Insurance Companies appears to
US evident; calculations upon data In our pos.
session chow decreased rate Of mortality under
the Homeopathic system OF Medicine We
have therefore concluded to make q deduction
Of 10 per cent from the table rates upon each
payment Of premium by those habitually using
this mode OF treatment. In case OF medical
practice being changed, the full rates will DO
again charged. TO those who employ the Ho.
meopathic system when Ill, this company Will
make a deduction OF 10 per cent. from tho usual
rates Of premium, feeling satisfied that the NOR.
tally from disease ~ vastly lcss under this
mode OF treatment. From q largc mass OF sta.
tistics, gathered from all parts Of tho civilized
world, and supplied largely by Allopathic al.
thorities, embracing tho records Of the treat
ment OF oye- 100000 cases OF disease, 10 drawn
the following
GENERAL SUMMARY.
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SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.
cPRCIAL MEETING OF TIL

SPECIAL MEETING OF TIKI
y Stockholders In the Belcher Company.-At
a meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Bel.
cher Company. held this day, II was resolved
that a special meeting OF the stockholders be
called for the purpose Of taking into considera.
ton and determining the question OF the for.
nation OF a new corporation under the laws Of
the State Of California, having Its principal place
Of business In the city Of San Francisco, In that
State, the conveyance of the property Of the
present to the new Incorporation, the surrender
and reissue Of the stock, and other matters bear.
ing upon such question. Said special meeting
will be held at the Company's office, in Virginia,
on THURSDAY, October !, A. D. 1858, at u
o'clock u.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
II. BRUCKMANN, Secretary.
Virginia, July 80, 1858. jy3l.u
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Medical r.-d Operative sursery md Mid.
wifory.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. f. KILLER,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AND
SIJRG EOS.
DR.. F
SURGEON.

DR: HITLER PAYS PARTICULAR AT
~ tention to
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TSs above meeting 10 postponed till THURS.
piass' e'ps@'sF iSsa; o. ne ss%e hour and
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Fargo & Co.
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MEDICAL.
TO THE
NEW REMEDIES, NEw REMRDIE.
DR.. gibbons Dispensary.

k16 &EARNi STREET
V4V Cor Commercial san
Frsnclsco Established q 1854,
for tie treatment Of sexual
ana 'uminuIDisease such a.
GonOrrheu, elect. '%trlcture,
Syphilh in sllitsforms,:S semi.
ma Weakness, Impotency,
els. Aiu Diseases (of years,
standing aud liberated Legs
successful, treated.
DOCTOR
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custody Of the Sergeant-at>Arms. Ths
present occasion for use being the case o.
Woody. He moved the previous question
Alarxe numhsr Of dilatory nosions were
mSde md rejected, dnring which Nr, ~
dridge made an appeal from decision OF the
Speaker, which IVES tabled.
| A call Of the House was the occasion o.
many more dilatory motions.
Mr. Morgan asked Mr.. Bingham whether
Woody had been refused the privilege OF con.
sultation with his counsel?
Mr.. Bingham declined to answer until be
had leave from his colleague, but aftsr sevei
raj more votes, at half-past eight o'clock,
made statement that no such refusal had
been made.
The Speaker stated that the Sergeant-a.-
Alarms had asked him if Woody could have
access 70 his counsels and he replied IN the
a6iruatime asd al any time.
Mr. Burns motionto laysBihgham's reso-
luton on the table having been nega,iyed,
2s to 90, the resolution was adopted without
the yeas aud nays. SIS
Mr. Bingham then proposed to offer the
second resolution in order, that it might be
passed pro JoiMa-
A motion to reconsider was entered and
will be discussed Tomorrow, when vote
will be taken at o'clock.
The resolution directs that Woody be kept
in close confinement until he shail answer,
and meanwhile no person shall communicate
with him, either in writing or verbally, ex-
cept by order Of the House.
Adjourned.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LoSpos, May %.
The Daily News thinks johnson merely
escaped, was not acquitted, and consider
the strength of the Radicals not materially
impaired,
The Post thinks the Radicals ought to be
plecsei a, their own defeat, and pr-d;e.. the,
eventually will be.
The Telegraph argnes from the division IN
the Republican ranks that the Court wal
above partizanship, and hence the verdict
was true one.
PANS, May %.
All the leading journals have editorials or
the result of the impeachment of the Presi.
dent Of the United States.
The Aonifeur says the Republican party
has lost ground without gaining the end
which il proposed.
The Press thinks the result is not final. and
believes the nation will decide the issue in
the coming Presidential election
The LaFrance regrets the vote of the sew
en- Republican Senators for acauittal, and at
tributes their action to fears that the eonyic-
tion of the President might precipitaie a
crisis. 50
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DEsPATC HES
IRON WASHINGTON.

WAsHIs0ros, May %.
The registration resulted l,3ol whites, I,
ga6 coiored,
The caucus Of Republican Senators to-day
adjourned to Monday without selecting can
didate for Secretary of the Senate.
The Senate yesterday laid on the table ths
nomination Of Col. Philip Foulke, Of III. q
Naval Officer at New Orleaus. This action
retains Mr.. Sullivan in that position.
There is a disposition on the part of, Z
large number Of members of Congress TO ad-
joun abeut the 6rtt Of July. in order tha,
they may actively epter on the Preadential
canvass.
The Republicans are making arrangement
for Grant 4 CoIfax ratification meeting FRI
day night.
The s cretary Of State learns that natu-
ralization treaty has been negotiated by MT,
Bancroft with the King Of Bavaria equally
liberal With the North German treaty. Il 4
understood the Secretary still hopes to ne-
gotiate satisfactory treaty with the British
Government upon the rights Of naturalized
citizens.
Before Senator Crimes. left this city he
wrote card denying that he was hostile to
Wade that be desired to be the candidate
for Vice President that Chief Justice Chase
sought to influence him that he vas dlssasis-
fed with the reconstruction policy Of Con-
gress that he owned stock in the Chicago
Tribune, and that he had sympathy with
johnson 1t was true, he said, that he took
the oath to render impartial justice.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May %.
Mr. Morgan's bill, introduced in the Senate
to-day, authorizes the Secretary Of the Irea-
snry to issue coupons or registered bonds, TO
run 90 30, and 40 years respectively, bearing
interest in coin as follows: Bonds falling
due in 20 years. 2 per cent; in 30 years, A.
per cent; in 40 years, per cent; these
bonds to be exempt from taxation in any
form, and to be exclusively used for the re.
dempsion of the principal, by exchange, or
in payment for any of the present Interest,"
bearing debts of the United States, other
than the existing per cent. bonds aud per
cent. certificates; and may be issned TO an
amount sniicient TO cover the principal of oil
outstanding obligations.
Affairs at the War Department are un
changed I'D Gen. Townsend still holds pos
session of the Office Gen. Thomas WAS at
the Department during the forenoon, but did
not engage in any business. The door OF the
eastern entrapce to the bpild:nE, which had
been closed for several weeks psst by order
Of Stanton, was unlocked this morning.
The Senate was engaged during several
hours this afternoon discussing tha mamma.
ton of Gen. Schofeld. The DEBATE vas
principally confined to the phraseology Of
tho President message. in which II was said
that Gen. Schoheld had been nominated ~
Secretary of War in place Of 4. NJ. Stanton,
removed The difficulty was, that the ma
jorty of tie Senate had declared the Presi
dent had no power to remove Stanton, and
de signate Gen. Thomas to perform the duties
of the Office ad interim. Therefore vote for
confirmation, with the language of the nomi
nation, would be 10 staitity themselves. and
admit the PEeaiden. does possess thai po~er.
The consideration Of the nomination will be
resumed Tomorrow Senators say there is
no doubt il will ultimately be confirmed,
With, perhaps, an explanatory appendsge.
A Republican caucus of members Of the
House was called yesterday for tonight
week. The purpose of the caucus is TO con-
suit with reference to setting q time for the
adjournment of the sess;on, and TO srsasge
public bnsiness to taat end.
Tne President did not send in his veto to-
Gay Of the bill amendarory of the city char
ter and extending it one year, and it becomes
q Law by virtue OF the expiration OF ten days,
the Constitutional limitation. 1t takes from
the Mayor the appointment OF corporation
snbordiate officers, and vests it In the Board
Of Aldermen and the Board of Common
Council in joint convention, to be presided
over by the Mayor; and also abolishes the
property qualification, and also the former
distinction of white in connection with The
election Of officers
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GENERAL Il. CONFERENCE.
CHICAGO. May !:

CHICAGO. May 2S.
Bishop James presided over the Methodist
Conference this morning
The report of the COMMITTEES on the Scan,
dinavian work was taken up, discussed and
adopted
The report endorses the organ OF the Scan
dinayian Methodisis, published in this city,
and recommends the Conference to appoint
an Elder for If and the Book Concern at Gin
cinnati to assume It's assets and liabilities.
The report also provides for the raising OF a
fund of twenty Ave thousand dollars to es-
tabli.h an Institute in of learning for the
Scandinavian Church.
The question Of Lay Delegation was taken
up and discussed till poon.
1Eeter Cartwright spoke against Lay Del
ePation.
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FROM NEW YORK.
NEw YoRK. May 2s.

NEW YORK. May ".
Anson Burlingame and two chief Manda-
rims of the Chinese Embassy, viii review the
Seventh Regiment. which parades to- day. in
uniform.
Thurlow Weed, in card published in the
Commercial Adrerfiser, over his own sigma
ture, charges Senator PomeYny with either
having intended to dispose of three votes on
impeachment, or consenting 10 his friends
using his name to make money. He mem
tions the names of Senators Nye and Upton,
and others, whom Leseets and Gaylord, Pome-
roy friends, undertd dok TO influence. although
he does not believe lhey authorized the ar
rangement, nor that ei.her would vote against
the conviction of the President.
At meeting Of the Republicans, held to-
night, 1t the Cooper Institute, to ratify the
nesniaa.ieas ef Gsaa. aad Geifax4 and The
plstf ,rm Of the Chicago Convention, Charles
s. encer presided Speeches we're made by
General Cochrsne, Horace Greeley, and
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

ST.. LouIs, May 81.
The inauguration Of Miss Hosmer's statue
Of Benton, in Lafayette Square, took place
10 day in the presence Of large conconrse oil
citizens and strangers
ttSciss.rf. May 81.
& McCoo!e and Oobu In were indicted by the
grand jury Of Dearborn county At lawrence
burg this morning, and sentenced to forty
days ia prisonmeut, They are now in Jail.
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cLorHIERs.

CLOCKS, WATCREs = JEWELRY.
Sam G Bridges Estes House
T r.. J. Ayres a Sona... ..........e7 Main street
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L. NJ. Auisu nAa sstS0ss.
Huiskamp Mausss... .....80 Main stseet.
Huiskamp 4 Bro...... Main strset-bet 4th = btb.
Hart, 49,. SO Main street.
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FuRNITT NE.
Duncan, Karle / Co.......!4o l42 Main street.
GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar Son ....J ohnson street, bet Sd 4th.
Gold Pens, Pencils. Pocket Bseks.
Sc Bridges. i 2 Estes Hous
Gold, Silver. and Ivory Mounted Caaes
Bridges Nos Estes houss
GHOCERs-wHOLEs
s. Pollock 4 .-..-..ils Main stree.
Hamill leo Main stree.
RF Bower haih stree
NJ stafford. ...........eor Blondean ! Lsvee
aR0oERs-RETAIL.
Rohertson i Alb ...........120 Main street
A g McQueel ..................'sa MAIN etreef.
%, + Irvin... -..ccrner Fifth Main streets
Hydrometers, Thsrmomstsrs, Sachrom-
sie9s.
c a R,;ases ses...Eos l : Estes House
H,,i-are & Hoase Farnishisg Goods
A. Weber & &Co..,.,....,.........,lss lss Mai street
HARDWARE.
Peek Brothers ..........cor Fourth Main streets
IL
HATS, cars = FURNISHING GOODs.
Dillon Jones................. .....s2 Main street
RATS, cars AND NOTIONS.
Barlitt4 Co.......,...,...........sl Main street.
HOTELS.
T.pfer House e.................eo Third Johnson,
Deming House e..........-.."..cor secoho sohhson'
Insurance AGENTS
L J.Adams,......... Corner ID and Aain sta.
IOWA COAL = OIL co.
Once Levec, bet Main . 1Sonnson'
rcE.
Collier 4 Berry ....-Fifth street--in Estes Houss.
IRON.
BrowneH Bros. ..........."...cor Main foartn
JEWELRY, t,Iss soIp).
Bridges ...... ........ Nos Estes Henss.
I.YaUoas-WH0LEs
Leonard 4 Co..-...........II1 rs As'n stise'
MARBLE WORKS.
B.wden L Chen ,weth. - Third strsst--nssr Main.
MILLINERS.
s.;..h.-us, M,r.-a Co...........No. III Main 1t.
n Weber ber,.........cor cor Third L Main streets.
sEWs DEPOT.
hssia hosfs .''.''
MaRnifying 0las,es 4 Microscopes.
9 Briagss....... .......,-.....ho' : 7 I''s' h0a''
optician, spectaeiss, Eye 0issses
g Bridges.....-... o. 4 = nsses non''
-
@ Briares Nos Ia Estes House
u,;;.a. Hos1 1 Bstes House
Ayes s...' Brothers '....:,:,-;:::.,,, s' MAN :
cor. 5th 4 Bfondeau
WE frioe''.'''"
EsAL -. ATE = Second stree,
wm Fulton ........s1 MAIN s'es.' '1P s''''
SINGER SEWING - ..I
oM Aaeomber, As'...........'''.'.''f --- '''
"a a,dls. srss..... .......sNosl Rats. H.ss.
s.s,.~ o,.sv.s.
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Vsncili, JonesA Co.....cor Third Main streets
Hess, Stern L Co....-cor Second 4 Main streets.
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RUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail, Armitage d Co..-....cof Ninth johnson.
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BONNET BLEACHkRY.
.mersop cor Fourth j Blondes,
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FuRNITT4 4E

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
q q p,;s,es I Estes Heuss
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COMMIgslON MERCHANTs.
=, 49,. Aeannth Avn>
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BOOTS 4 sHOEs-RETATL

Dayid Lowry Second street.
NJ W Weetcott t........... Main street-near Fourth.
Carter 4 Webster Bros. SO Main street
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Engraving, Brands, 4 Seals.
O priage. Noe 4 Estes House
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Eaas 4 BUTTER.
& POND 4 Co.......cor Main Ninth streets
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Fer Rent.

A FINE brick with eleven rooms; on Nor
e' xY Erf TON.
a, ~ Man St
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GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
0 4 l4h
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DOOK.BINDER.
I N Pearce l. son ...... Gate City Bldg, Main ID
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Duncan, Karle C0....... !4p l42 Main street
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BOOKS 4 STATIONERY.

BAG FACTORY.
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BOOTS 4 sHOEs-wHOLEsA
Huiskamp. p..-........93 Main strsst
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HOURS or TUITION:
On Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays Tor Mlsees.
i-tsrs and Ls4t. at oeioek p GENTS Cis.s nj
o,eicck p, IN.
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Particular attention pasI to the
Fashlesasle Qf4sriis,s, wsltzinz and all Roana
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books
q Rr;dpe. ....Eos / d Estes Hous
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Carey 4 LIE Faiyre..... ain strect--bstath OH
CoMMIssloN MERCHANTS.
CIocks-WheIesale 4 Retail.
so Bridges i Estes II ouse
ccin, Silver Ware.
Bridges ........Gas j 2 Estes House
DENTISTRY.
D. CIR Watt Main and Fifth SITS
DrL IngersolI....cor Third Main, mp stsirs)
DRY GOODs-WHOLE
J Shelley soma MAID street.
Kramer, Irwin los Main street
DRUGS 4 RETAIL.
wilkinson, Bartlett Co...........S4 Main street
Kerr Fuller. .......et Main street.
BhY-G0oDs-RETA
II Bostwiek MAIN stfees
Phillips Kerr. NAN street,
Gregg i Son..+..........-....,..2 q Estes house
D Foster..a...........-.... ~ ~ am s.1ee.
spiegberger, Mayer Co.tt..t,,-No. III Msin-ss
Hagraving, Brands, 4 Seals
4 D..
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Cloeks-whelesale 4 Retail.
S Bridges ......Nos 4 Estes ouse
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

ATTORMEYD.
Brown 4 Knowles-......cor Main Fifth streets.
Collins Second street