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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18
GREAT EARTHQUAKES IN S

GREET EARTHQUAKES IN South
AMERIcA.-Our exchanges arc filled
with detailed accounts, Of the terrible
earthquakes which occurred on the
18th August last, in Peru, Ecuador and
Chill, and which, have been attended
with a frightiIl loss Of life, and i'm
mcnse destruction Of property
Three republics have been oycrwhcIn,-
cI in ruins. The shock extended over
forty degrees Of latitude, and it is
said that at least twenty towns and
cities have been utterly demolished
The loss Of lifo is estimated nj
10000, and the loss Of property in
Peru, alone at s3OO,00O,O00
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18
TuE STATE RIpuuL,cAS CoSvEs-

THE STATE RIpuuLicAS CoSvES-
TIoS.-Tbis body mo. In Columbia On
tho Sth inst and continued In session
threo days. Tho following appoint
ments were made by lhcm:
Rev. Burnt District Randolph wus
elected Chairman of the Central Exc
cutivo Committee; Judas X. Jillson,
OF the FIRST Congressional District,
Jeremiah B Dennis, Of tho Scc"nd
District, u. n. Bo,.nr, of the Third
ard l.. Winbusb, (ncgro) of tho
Fourth.
Electors for President and Vice
Prcsidcnt-D. III. Chamberlain and
q. }. .S:o:b:a"d, for tho State ut largo
First DistricL-S. A. Snails, colorcd
Second District-A.J. Rans:cr, color
CT Fourth Di-trict-J. NJ. Allen.
For Congress-Kev. B. +. White.
moro, F"st District; Solomon l.
Hosc, Third District a. S. Wallace
Fourth District. No nomination il
the Second District as yet.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18
The Maine Election.

b. tc!egraphc returns, it seems that the
E'A'ca'S l'av" carliel Maine b. a majority
Of from 1900 10 %, 900. !, is announced
that the E"rub!iean maj ,rity in Maine is
l7,GGl: compared with the vote Of 1sGG,
the Democrats increased their vote 1876
Republicans increased 1850. Compared
with 1867, the Democrats have increased
1910; Republicans incr eased 1G,s27
The Chronicle. gives the Republican ma
jorily at $4,000.
There is nothing in these returns which,
SHOULD occasion dependency to the South.
ern people. The Democrats did not ex-
pect to carry any Of the New England
States. They have largely increased their
strength 10 Maine since the election in s66.
Maine affords no index Of the great con-
bscrvative reaction which is going on, and
which can only be tested by the October
elections in pcnrsy!vania, Ohio, Indiana
iapd Iowa.
Says the Herald: Vermont, which, led
81 in the election Of 1862. gave 20 900
4hepubIican majority, being an increase
oyer its majority for Lincoln in 1850.
Maine followed. with 10000 or $4,000
Republican majority. But, when tie Oc-
t0ber elections came, Pennsyivanis. which
had given Lincoln 10000 maii5ray 5lao
years before, turned over to The DeG,oesacy
byReariy 1000 majority; Qhio ehangsil
itA 20, 600 for Lnceiu into If. .Ofl0 fprfsl,e
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18
domestic happiness, thou only bliss
or Paradise that hast survived The fall. :"
TIE DIE WEST FEMALE CoILEc1

TIE Due WEST FEMALE COLLEGE.
by reference to tho advertisement
Of this popular Institution it will be
seen that the Winter Session will be-
gin Oh Monday, the 9Th October next.
The College retains its present able
Faculty and opens the new session
with the most fattcring prospects.
The past history Of the Institution af:
fords an earnest Of what it is capable
of doing i'll the future. Il has fully
justified the best wishes Of it's friends.
has been steadily growing in public
fave" and patronage, and now ranks
among the most fourisi,ing and pop
Ilar institutions Of the State. The
course of instruction is varied and
comprchcnsivc-thc Faculty accom-
plishcd and experienced Instructors
the discipline firm, yet mild and pa
ternal-thc rates very !ow-thc loca-
tion hcalthiul- and tine boarding cheap.
II you can fad no other institution,
wliic!, coinjiucs so many Of ihes. adj
vantage=, then patronizc the Duc West
Female College.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18

THs p.--TsTE At i,HARoN.-;A
srmrtnons barbecue dinner was
given in hciiaif the Democratic cause
on SaturGSe last, by the citizens Of
the vicinity Of Lebanon. There was
a large attendance Of whites and
blacks, and the Assembly was address
cd by U.n. 7. &. Perrin and Col. Il. a.
Fair with their accustomed ability
zeal. with c!olucncc. Thercmuch cn-
thusiasm manifested, and the audience
showed that they are fully alive to tho
momcntous issues Of the present cam
paign. The Democratic trumpet in
this section gives forth "no uncertain
sound"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18
A CARD.

Ant NpgToR A friend handed me a
noticc, Published in back number Of
your paper, which had escaped my
notice, signed en-. Erwin" in which
an uncalIcd-for attack is made on mo
and my mill.
1 had published over my signature,
that my mill was thoroughly repair
cd" &c. Mr.. Erwin attacks the notice,
and says the Mill is "eoLbled up lille, as
formerly"
What impudcncol Had not bet
ter "call him u liar, before he calls me
ono p I can prove by plenty of COM
potent witnesses, rho know that my
mill is thoroughly repaired, and some
of them will certify, that it is now
making the best flour they ever saw.
Would that certificate slander the
"new mills on Saluda 2" But for fear
Of competition in the "old mill" Mr..
Erwin might have forborne the expo
sure Of his li-brceding in this public at-
faek. He speaks disparagingly ofitas
tho "old mill still. Yes, sir; and " .
hope it will be the "old mill ssiN," for
ere,. She hac for forty years been
making the best flour that could. be
made Of the grain of wheat, end .sho
,OiA make the BEST for forty years. to
come :; unless the Radicals .outside ef
tie constitution" shall revo1utionize
Long Cane and stop her waters. 7.
have nothing to Say about tho snew:
mills on saluda. am snre it would
excite no unple asant feeling in me, il
they were the best ii the world IF
sthey are doigg ench business ass Mr.;
Erwin intinnatea, he ought not TO be 50:
illiberai 90 70 covet The .sold mil, a
grain 90 crack. Az 7 hare been;
forced, ii selfd defence, 20 Ysay a word
Silor tho a6ld nlili q isill say5, that cha:
sisnd fms better Bfshch 1bufrias 3 than cansbej
found or saiuda fiyer, from it 81 scnsoe5
tosits mouth ,sss s.,
So. .
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18

DEMoREsr's MoS7HLY.-This Magazine
we'll deserves lis great and increasing pat
ronage. Il is such work AS a man need
not be afraid Of Introducing into his house.
Though fashionable, it is not frivolous. On
the contrary, it is full Of sound sense, useful
information. and vigorous, bigh-toned
thought. Ttere is more for the money
than in any other two Magazines. and the
quality is as good as the quantity is gener-
ous Surprise yous wife. sister or daugh-
ter, with years subscription. as birth
day, Thanksgiving or Christina. rift 1t Will
1c.1 well for the investment. w. Jsnning
Demorest, 47s Broadway, N. Y. $3.O'
per year.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18
DEMOCRATIC MEETING, - To-day

DEMOCRATIC MEETING, - To-day
at Ninc.y-;ix, which promises to be a
grand affair. Distinguished speakers
will be present t" address the meeting
-cxtri trains Will he run, and there
will likely bo grand turnout of the
Democracy
On tO-morr.w " there will be barbc-
cucd dinner near Long Cane Mills. and
one also at or near Ickittrick's Mills
-r"nsing demonstrations lat which the
sountlcst Democratic doctrines will be
dispensed b;' able speakers, and the
bcs: Of barbccucd mutton and shoat,
',y caterers equally skiIIful in their line.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18

HW See the card OF Messrs. Doodle &
Co., Factors and Commi sion Merchants,
NoriI Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, s. c.
These men arc reliable business men, oi
established chsrsc:er, and will attend
promptly and satisfactorily to al orders
entrusted TO their care. They will make
liberal advances upon consiguments. Mr.
D. R. SonJley is their agent ut AbbsyiIle,
and will give bis attention TO receiving and
Slipping cotton aud other produce, and
making advances on the same. Ou,
friends would do we'll to give them tsinI.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18

Colfax tclcgraphs to tho Secretary
Of War from Denver OF terrible Indian
outrages there abouts.
Tho new law in Ohio, compelling
all physicians to suspend practice
who have never received regular dip
Tomas. goes into effect October l.
It is estimated that Staunton, Vir-
ginia, now contains seven thousand
Inhabitants, an increase Of thrco thou
sand five hundred since The war.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18
Tile Lnnd ,re LoCe for September cor

Tile Mnd ,re Lore for September con.
tains twelve articles
The leading article. General Prices Re-
port Of Ibis Missouri campaing in 1864.
has never been published before, and is Of
stirring interest The other Prose articles
are the Suez Canal, Mary Ashburton, Mr.
Dickens end his D.bt Of Honor, Chief
Justice Nash of North Ca rolina, and Tho
Empress Eugeuia.
The Poay from Mrs. T. ylgisis
.Ffescs, Aia L:M- Potter, and Dr. ]. p,
Brnss, q. New Orleahs. .,
AT thc wTitccs Tor Ills tiu!- Southern
magazine are Of recognized ability.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18

II s0- Died ION Saturday, the 18th
inst, at: his residence in, this district, Of
fever, after e fye weeks iIlness, Mr.:
Pharee Martin, q we'll lanown pitixen.in
the eightiefh gear Of his age. Hc
leaves i family sof nine esliIdren and
;other. relatives TO Inourn bislss9
Died, also ON sthe morning of tba
following day; afterza weekss Illness
Miss Christians q. Martin, q daughtsr
of the foregoing, in the pinetecnth
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18

THE MASS MEETING AT SPARTAN
BURG.-A monster meeting was held at
Spartanbug on the 11th inst, at which
our 1000 persons were present. The
President Of the day was Prof w. X.
Blake, and after . fcrvent prayer from
Rev. Whitofooyd Smith, addresses
were delivered by Messrs. A. P. Al
drich, Armistcad Burt and e. G. Nc
Dara, and Cois. CothraD, S:mkins snd
McMaster. In tho evening there WAS
a torch.iight procession. fire workE,
and addresses by x-GoyernorB B Onham
and Col. Baxter. =.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18

R~ We are indebted to our friend,
Mr.. JAS. W. .Trowbridge, for late copies
Of New York and Richmond papers.
Mr.. TrowbrMge and Blr. Williams, of
the firm of Knoch Nelson, havo just
returned from the Northern market,
whero they have been laying in their
Fall and Winter Stocks.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18
Notice to the District Democratic Clubs

NOLIC1 10 Lne D1SLF1Ct DemOoralC Clubs.
1t is earnestly desired that tho Pres
idents and Vice Presidents aud Score
tar;es Of each of the Democratic Clubs
OF this District, in addition to tho two
delegates regularly appointed. will at
tend tho Convention Of Clubs at this
place on Sale Day next.
1t will bo tho last meo,ing before tho
Election in November and matters Of
importance will be laid before tho
Convention.
J. S. COTHRAN.
Chan Con. Delegates.
September 16, 1868.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18

s&- We arc requested to state that
owing to tho absence of the Rector,
thcro will be no service in Trinity
church on next Sunday.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18

sa- A largo mass meeting of tho
Democracy was held in Camden on
the 9th inst, at which speeches were
delivered by Messrs. Thomas, Ken.
nedy, Haskell, Warley and others
There was torch-light procession
and speeches also at night.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18

~Mcssrs. White, Smith e. Co. havo
just received supply of bagg;ng and
rope, brown shccting and drillings,
whito and stripcd osnaburgs, plaid
homcspun, &c, &c.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18

EJ Go,ley for October has been re-
ceivsd, and its profuso aud brilliant illus
tration', its choice and eslng miscel
lany present all it, usual attractions. Who
would be without Got'cy2
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18

@" Sec notice of James II. Dennis
Deputy Collector U. S. Internal Rcvc-
nue..
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18

.e Tie bo.lsgerh md saferpilIes ass'
mssdns thsir apps pssrsHss ID sops pasts q,
|ikss sDnsrief ma thTsasen tsucb iisjasy ID
stls scosaos esops Reports from tbs Wsse
abew1ss yssy dsstrusiiys ibsfe
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18

GD- McSsrs. Trowbridgc s. Co.,
will pay = liberal price for Barley and
Rye seed.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18

s~ See notice of tho sale, by the
Commissioner, On Tuesday, the 18th
October next, Of the household and
kitchen furniture, plantation tools, &C.,
the hogs, horses. mules, st the late
residence of Geo. b. Clinkscales, doc'd.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18
Another Editor in the Port Matrim0.
nial

Married, OH Thursday evening, Sep
tcmbcr 10, 1868, ut tho residence Of
The brides father, by the Rev. W. Il.
Jones, Mr.. W. W. FARROW. Editor
Of tho Abjcvillc Banner, to Miss NJ.
A. PARKS, daughter OF DIR. +. q.
Parks, OF Greenwood, S. &.
RS- Did We need any assurance Of
the good fortune which has attended
our brothcr-chip, Mr.. W. w. Farrow:
Editor and Proprietor Of the Ahbc-
vile Banacr, it would be found in the
handsome cake which OF Friday last
reminded us that editors arc some
times the happy men, and that our
c0nirerc is one OF the fortunate who
reach the haven OF matrimonial bliss
Our brother showed his appreciation
Of thc event and Of the mole in
which i. should be honorcd, by send
ing lis a lovely cal1c-as beautiful as
4 poet; dream, and mach more sub
stantial. To its substantial merits VIC
have already done ample justice, an.!
under the inspiring recollection oi
that beautiful present we feel tempted
to write an ode in praise Of matrimo-
ny III general, and fortunate editors in
particular. Prose would bc too tame.
for such theme which should bc
sung in such sweet strains as these
''Till Hymcn bronci,t his lore, delig h,ful hour'
There !welt no jay in E''e"'s rosy bower.
Tue world vas sad. the garden Was q will,
And man. the hermit, sighed ill 40 N al smil-
CD"
Or these:
"Domestic happiness, thou Only bliss
or Paradise that hast survived the fall"
But we forbcar lest some more Of our
bachelor friends bc tempted to desert
their colors. and leave us as lonely as
''thc last rose of Summer or lest VIC
become SO infatuated ourselves as, like
tho Grccian artist, to fall in love witi
tho beautiful image We ourselves have
created. Our best. wishes. :: :-..s,ir1, ~
happy courlc-kcalth. long life an'
/ h;pl:inrs.'-anic even that paradise O
; country ciitors-cvcr sought, hu
| never Won-richea.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-18

nA- Governor Orr accepts tho
Judgeship.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-22

Az HONORABLE MAN.-We met the other
day, in the Postofiice. in this city. an old ac-
quaintaace, whom we had known in Oregon
He has always, since he had vote by right oil
naturalization, voted and acted with the Re.
publican party. III. told Us he intended in the
Democratic ticket, without scratching name
but ut the same time said he was as much n
Republican as ever. and was by no means con.
verted TO Democracy. In explanation Of this
strange conflict Of proposed action and actual
political belief, he went on 10 say that at the
Democratic primary election he had been in.
duced to vote what he termed the German
ticket; that it was fairly and honofaby beaten
BY the wing which subsequently made the nom.
nations at Centerville; and, having virtually
pledged himself, by participating in the Demo-
cratic primary election, to abide the decision
of the voters on that occasion, he cannot, he
says, bonorably refuse to vote the ticket which
was the legitimate fruit Of that election.
through medium Of the Centerville Convention
For these reasons he intends TO and ,ciu rote
the full, straight Democratic ticket, on the
10th Of August. ensuing The old gentleman
takes . fair, honorable, and entirely just view
Of the case. Others, who call themselves
Democrats, but who ara now Belters or Sore
heads, viii do themselves credit by copying the
excellent example Of this high-minded old Re-
publican. He don't 6y selEimposed pledge
because bis side did not win; DO not the Bolt
ers and Soreheadsi
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-22
Boise and Idaho
Fast FREIGHT B PASSENGER Lime.

r EAVES HARRIS EXCHANGE.
- Boise oitsl a. o A. NJ. N1omdays, wednes-
days and Frtda ys leaves the Luna House. Ida
no City. at G. A. n. Tuesdays, TIL ursda - q md
saturda ~, of each week.
Through In Ten Hours.
Fare Is In currency, or fourth Of an ounce Of
gold dust All kinds OF freight carried at reduced
rates. Apply ct Harris Exchange. Boise City, al
my VEGETABLE STAND In tho rostofaoe build
ing. Idaho City. where always be found fresh veg
ctAbles Of eli kinda al reasonable rates.
July II, 1s6S-ma JOHN BUCKLEY, Prsp'r.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-22
FOR SALE,
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N'BsAeAAAs
Two No. I Washington Hand Presses:
Two Gordon dob prcsses-oae al eighth and liz
ether quarter medium size;
one Paper and Gard Gutter link Knife
one Rule aud Lead Cuiter-l?-lnch slide;
one Hoes Ruic Miter1ng Machine;
Large floats of Long Primer, Brewer and Xn%
real fcws type:
Fifty fonts 81 Advertising and Job display tip;
4 1uo IG-ossc Cabinet a. Card and Job type;
Double aud single brass proof galieys, soodel nj
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One large l0-case Job Cabinet:
Seven double Stands. with racks:
Tsen;s 1--WE pairs Of news and job cases;
ftff. fonts q: programme and poster up-.F@
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A large stock of news and plain and coored loe p
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Also. The hasiness and patronage Of the senr
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The whole establishment is new and IN We a.
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The IDAHO "ohLD oIIto- -
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POLITICAL APPoIngMExrs.

Judge j. K SHAFER and FRANK GANArL,
Esq, and ether speakers, will address their
fellow-citlxens on tho political issues of the
day at Boise City, Thursday evening, July
ga, at halfpsst Z o'clock, and ut Silver City,
Owyhee. on Saturday evening, July 25tb, at
half-past o'clock. Duo notice will be given
Of subsequent appointments.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-22
Boise County Democratic Ticket.

For Delegate to Congress,
j. X. SHAFER.
For District Attorney. ID District
r. L. FOOTE.
For Territorial Cexscli,
NM. M. VANCE, of Pioner CITY. four years.,
R. q. ALLEN, of Buena Vista Bar, tfoar years.
/. j. RUNNER, of Idaho City, two years.,
;. C. DUDLEY, of Pioneer City. two years.
For Representatives,
w. S. HARLEY, of Idaho City,
A. GOODENOUGH, of Last Chance Bar.
NATHAN MARX, Of Gold Hill,
RAII,EY HAYDEN, of Deadwood Basin,
ID. McGREw, Of Idaho City,
JOHN +. HUSSMAN, of Buena Vista Bar.
THOS. FOYE, of Idaho City,
ID. b. MOONEY. of Payette Valley.
For Sheriff,
FRANK B. BRITTEN. of Idaho City.
Assessor and Tar Collector.
EDWARD DoNAHo, of Idaho City.
AUDITOR ard Recorder.
WILLIAM MoLoNEY. of Placcrvills-
Treasurer,
Pr EDMONDSoN. of Idaho City.
Probate Jadse.
j. D. GALBRAITH. of Idaho City.
Cosaty Clerk,
JAMES r PILE, Of Boston.
County Commissioner,
D. H ANDERSON. OF Idaho City.
Saperinsesdcst Pabiic Schools.
BART. CLINTON. Of Granite Greek
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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-22

LUCKY OVERDOSE Mowery, OF
San Francisco, took two ounces of laudanum
10 that city few dsysago. to bill herself The
dose was too big 10 be fatal, and Mollie lives.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-22

RADICAL RuLs.-A squad ofsoldiers arrest
ed aud imprisoned in Atlanta, Ga, short
time ago, two white men for the atrocious
crime OF irving 10 scare" u freedman
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-22
a CARD.

PLAcERvfLLE. July IL. 1865
EDITOR WORLD; ] netice in tho WORLD OF las
"Wednesday you say A. u. Galloway, of Placervilie II
candidate for Assembly on the Mongrel ticket.
sign my name A. Edw'd Galloway, and am not
candidate ON any ticket especially the Black and
Tan ticket Please TO make the correction
A. EDw'D CALLAwAY.
The above reached US on last Friday even
ing, after the issue OF Saturday had been put
10 press. Mr.. Galloway, of Placerville. is too
sound Democrat and too faithful. in his par
tvs behalf, we are well aware, to DO lured into
connection with, either of candidacy or'sup-
port of. any ether than the regular Democratic
ticket It is Mr.. A. L. Galloway. Of Center.
rille. who is the candidate for Representative
on the Peoples" or Spoilsmen ticket The
two have the same initials, but Galloway, OF
Centerville, has a different middle name, We
understand, from his namesake, of Placeryille.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-22

FRoM CARrBoo.- The express from Cariboo
to Victoria. July 18th. reports over 1900
ounces Of gold washed out ne week before tho
Messenger LETT. 81 ifs
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DgfERREp.-Tho appointment of James
O'Meara to speak at Pioneer City ON the
evening of Saturday. July 18th, is deferred for
reason which appears elsewhere in this
paper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-01
TO MILLMEN.

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hill NEws ofiee. half q ton OF superior
type metal, for journaling purposes In quartz
mills. hoistinS-works, ctc. with bo sold at re-
duced priees Tor eask
Gold Hul, June ap-d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-01
CURED AT HOME,
TO THE PUBLIC.

II IL important TO those who are afflicted, or
10 those who arc interested In the welfare OF
their friends TO he careful Of the many pretended
doctors who infest all cities, publishing their
skill In curing all diseases in few days, and
imposing upon the public by using the names OF
eminent physicians from Europe ana o'hcr
places.
DIR. FLATTERY docs not deceive people by
exhibiting bogus titles. pretended patients let
ters, certificates, etc. The Doctor will satisfy
all persons who may call ut his Office OF his abil
ity TO treat all diseases he proposes to cure IL
will cost you nothing. and may save you many
regret.-ior as advertising: physicians In eight
cases out Of ten are bogus, there Is no safety IN
trusting any Of them till you know VINO ana
what they are He doe- not guarantee all cases
fees arc exscted only where cures can he si-
fected. Where doubt exists a. to the possibility
Of cure II II freely stated, believing this Ia the
only course for physician TO pursue
Address DIR. j. FLATrERI,
Sacramento, Cal.
y. B.-DR. FLATTERY will appear AT Viz
ginia. International Hotel, the LAST WEDNES'
DAY OF every month, to cure the sick. noes ly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-01
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