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HIPS---sTEAMsHIPS. fa
NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
Comprising Steamships
GENERAL GRAST............... Captain n g. Quick.
Captain VIM P aenry.
UNITED STATES. Captain Geo L. nortsn-
Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
Ths steamship
A. w. SAMPSON. Commander,
URDAY, June 18Th, aiBPM
These Steamers superior accommodations for pas
CABIN PASSAGE
Fer frsghi or passage Appiyto
WOOD. Low q LUpwIGsES.
No 100 Common street.
The steamship CRESCENT CITY will follow, leaving
above on SATURDAY. June Alth.
FOB NEW YORK DIRECT.
THE oRohwELL LINE
This Line Is composed ofshs following steamships:
Geo. Cromwell. Geo. washinstoz.
Mariposa- Cortes,
HoRATIo NELSON. Commander,
Passage ..........................86O
Fr-ight for LIVERPOOL, aAvBE and BREMEs taken
By this ins, through bills of sdng given for
ALFREB xouLros.
81 Oarondslet stress
Observation-Disclosures
soEsAs LINZ U. g. MAIL STEAMSHIP.
TOR GALyEsTON AND IsDIASoLA-rHE
II following new iron Owp pressure steamships form this
w. q. Hewes....I. q. Harris....Au.tin.
a. Mary a gaes 10000 Mar.an,
Clin'eS .Tartar.........M atagerda,
Ths Steamship Crescent,
J..w. HAWTHORNE, oOmmsndsr.
WIN sail on WEDNESDAY, June 10th. st 8AE
For freight or passage apply
oHAs. A. WHITNEY 4 co., Agents,
SO and 90 Oamu street
No Whisky received without order from the Oaice
The Steamship HARLAN will succeed the CRESCENT,
snd sail on SATURDAY, June 18Th
EOR ExAs..................F TEXAS.
INSIDE BERw1cKs BAY ROUTE
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUbAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD. ..
Fas.sngers Ferry opposite jackson square,
on SUNDAYS and TIKI RSDAYs, At ~ O'Clock NJ, and
BTashssr Civ 4, II taxing he Morgan Line sseamshps
at BrAshesr for Galveston.
Josephine. CAPTAIN J. n. LEWIS.
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
Tickets 20 be had and state rooms secured until O'Clock
LIVERY DAY Sundays excepted st the ONCE Ofths 0pe
ousas Railroad Company, No. 90 Canal street, the
Ferry A-ndin' on '1 g. %S'nRs RGSsEY Superintendent
BTIAZOs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on SUNDAY. June 18th, usAz
Tor BRAZOs SANTIAGO THE Low.
a pressure e-sheel iron steamship
&c. Harris.
W. II. TALBOT. Commander,
VIII leave as above from her wharf, foot Of St. Joseph street.
carrying United States ma For freight passage
spply 70 ....
50 and 81 Camp street.
NB-No freight received without an order nom the agents.
The C. Harris viii stop at Galveston to take the mails
CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
THKOUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA. VIA
PANAMA RAILROAD.
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON THE sth and 10th OF
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those fan
Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BIZ ANY OTHER LINE
For further information address
D. n. DARLINGTON. Agent,
Pier &c North Riv II, New YorE.
W. n. WEBB. President; CHAs DANA, Vice President
Once 81 Exchange Place New York
rru
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DONTcHARTRAIN RAILROAD SUM
j AER AHRANGEMENT.-Dns and after APRIL LIST,
1869, the Trains on this Road viii run As follows;
O'Clock a n, Horse Car 81. O'Clock a n Stssa, Train
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EEaULAR WEDNESDAY, EVENING PACKET

REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY,. stsPx
EHe2& yEEAsO FSAS, WASHIN8fON, POET
Barre and ell LANDINGS the Coast AtchafalsyA Rvs-
snd Bsyou COurtsblesu-The good aud safe steamer
Annie Wsgiey, H. geoison. msstsg, ?. JObln
clerk, VII leave above. WI cave WashinzIon sve1J
sunssy at 10 O'Clock q. Per freight apps
o beard
BLOCH BROS, Isl Common strset n. o..
GRO. HINCkLEY 4 ION. TashlRgton. La.
p. The steamer Ami Wszey connects ct Wasnington
With Bull Frog bargss for al landings Bsyog
Ro~uf and viii sign through hilis ~ iad ne
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RAILROADS.
SPEED, COMFORT AND SAFETY,
CAIRO AND ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
QUICK ard Direct Route New York. Boston and al East
sTn Ctes-Two Trains leave Cairo daily arrival
of Trains and Steamers from the south.
But Two Changes
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS.
SLEEPING CARS
Through from New Orleans to Columbus, without change
For Through Tickets in New Orleans apply the office Of
the n o. g. n R r under City Hotel at the office Of
Atlantic Mississippi Steamship company, 0i Com
also at the Office of the Illinois Central Railroad
Cairo. WIN HU5B1f
General Superintendent. Chicago.
W. JOHNSON.
General Passenger Agent, Cnicsgo.
B. 4. LONG icy,
Gen'l Southern Passenger Agt New Orleans.
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T0WBoATS.
rEw OkLEANs TOWBo4T ASSOCIATION.
TTNHE URDFRaBGNED, wISHIEG TO ESTAB
hsh equitable and uniform rate OF rowsge and 70 Fer
facilities to the shipping and leaving this
port, have combined the following fowDoats;
ECLIPSE LINE
swiCsorIand, Levisthan. 9Iaaiator snc
Percy.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
BARRY wright and senSinsl-
LINE.
Achilles. Thos- -. Morgan. Equator. W
bash, Norman. Republic, Tscuasah
Nieaco and Reliance.
uurrhsr sad power above associated Lt1s o.
Tovboss that detention will Occlr either
the bar n this port
PETER Massey Eclipse Line.
SOHNE1DER ZUBEKB ER,
Barry Wright Lire
EDWARD A YORKE a CO., 4 Lana
Associated Once, s. Csrondelst street. stairs.
J, G. NOR, ROSS
OHAS. FlTZEHRITER,
Levss Aeenta
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MISUNDERSTANDING.
CORPUS CHRISTI,

BOSTON.
ssBoaASyR BOSTON AND NV oRLsANs sTBAp
sHTP OOMPAHv.
E08 gs0GTop VIA HAvANA--rHE STEAMSHIP
v Oriental. F. Snow, Commander. IN IN III URS-
DAN June nth, st6PA nom Star Line wharf, opposite
ln.-s Nn.-rs a6sr superior sos as.
and slg and insure ct the lowest rtee aud
ui' -i xssndeo 80 .nI0pes Esr freight OF passSgs
aprHto CREEvY, EICKERSok CO.
No. s. Osrondelet ssrsst
------------
BALTINOR f. MA.
FOR BALTIEoRK AND HAVANA
THE FEW ORLEANS BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
SECULAR SENLNoETHLY LINE ov STEAMSHIPS.
EIEERTY. ..I:Jo tons. .Thos A 3ein, Oommsnds
CUBA.........llSe tsns.... .Dukshsrt, Commander
CARRYING UNITED STATES EAu&
FIRST CABIN:
Through Tickets 10 New York Bso
EOE BALTBNORs ANB HAVANA.
FoUCHIEG AT KEY wEsT-Tns spIsadId t-ss steamship
Cuba,
DUKEHAKr. Commander
VIII her whs- OPP site 'ckson Square. sATUR.
DAY June 9th o'clock P. N.
freight passage, having uasupssssd sooommoda-
lions, apply 70 WTTHERsP0OE, HALsEY CO., Agents
~ Oarondelet street
signed Permits for freight mrs. he procured from this
ence No frsigh. fer Havana taken aftsI n o'clock
day Of sailing.
me LIBERTY, Capt 7. A. BsiA. will fOliOv.
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sTEA msUAra---srkAmh OATs.
OF ELoUesAra.
kFGULAR WEDNESDAY, EVENING PACKEF
EOk OPEkOUSAs. WASHINGTON, PORT
Barre And All landings on the Coast Atchsfaaya river
and Bayou COurab es1-fhr ught-dran steamer ~. ~.
BlaekfOTd. @. O. Pickett master. J. q. schmidS eiork
viii ssve New reens every Wednesday. st Re.ura-
ing, will leave Washington every Sunday. At - A
The Backi0d connects It Smmsport with the steamer
Ksnkskse aud will give through bills Of lsdmg told f0rrnl
for all eigbts for Bayou DoGGze and oayou Beaf Rates
Sc Low any boat -
KENNETr BELL -,
w. ~ hURI,S AeehA
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11
Nutlt,1ter 5O6.

erud an, Gilbert ieet aus leiuem @efdnoz
nib beraueSula0en.
81 NITRO ictalp tpte irofnb m1alib III
Nreibe't aelfBt we1cen, t9 eebe tbnen mein
Q8ort oarauf. ".2 =.
>, nod beute, lieber 6err Doburon,
ned beute, 9lei6, bite, bite. @r 1T ia
bod unldu|ota, la0en @ie fid al1o rub,
ren> toent, Ste unier Greuno fnp. SoQ
t@ Ste ouf ben &nten barum bitten?
Der &i@ter bate nur nod chen 3ett,
etnen Arm ouesuftreden, um fe aurQd.
juhalten. ST 'ittdte beinabe.
Nh, m'e beneic;te er leinen @efan0e>
ren!
Wa6 Gfe oa BON mfr perlanQen, 1T
unm69lt&, metn I,duleiu, laate er NIT
e,it'dter Stimme, pur6ous uumSoli6,
auf Gbre! Sa. tpenn cas- nur BON mir
ahbtnae. i'd miirce, 1eltf menn IT ldulpfo
pdre> SIREN Sbrdnen ni1t mieoe1teben
f1nnen.
Clara fonnte trcb ausr bisber beptele-
mn 6sittsfett eia S&lua3en ntat unter<
trufen. .2
s un0lldltde rtef fe, er leibet, er
1T i'm @efdnan'b, i@ bin fret uuo tann
9ft6tS fir Jpn tbunl @rober @ott oteb
mir De 8trertlamteit Elm, oas baue Ser,
lener Meni&en su ,iibren! Md> III mels
len Ttbsn fou i6 mt@ penn merftn, um
| tur TIN um @nace III bitten :?
plSBli@ unterbrad 6e fi9. pis erfaunt
uber oa6 Wort, pao iie 1oebtn aueee(prpz
den bate.
SD ia9te um @naoe bt.ten> fubr {ie
itols fort, Ct bat absr fetre @nace n5tbfo.
@@, warum bin Id nur efp @cib 8p
(ou t9 einen Mann fncen, Der mtr tobet
butt 'bn 3u retten? Dp6, fubr Fe na9
etnsr auaentltdliden pau(e fort es 9tett
etnen Mann, ber Nlbert feline 6ilfe @aul>
ota 1T, "a er }bn In rem Nboruno eeRar,t
bat, 100 er ft& jeBt bsfnoet, unb paS tit
her @raf Don @ommarin, St 1T 1ein
Batter unp bat ibn I'm @tid aelo1isn.
[gfun, oann fctQ Id 3u ibm asben uno i'm
IN eoS @ecddtni6 3urudrufen, ra6 er
etnen Spbn Bat. ~>.
Der unteriubuna6rfdter uoQte aufte,
b'11, nt1' fte characterization, ater ldon
par f'e NIT t9nr euten altsn @3'ebertn
enlFob:r. :.
5s'r Oahu on fanf metr tobt als liz
benota in fstnen eebnftubl 3u,tif. @etr
nen MuQ n emf lt,1mten Tbrdnen.
So 1T fie murmelte e. 70 lit ie Nein,
Id bat'e fetne 9ew6bnli9e Mobl eetofen.
Sd psrftanp uno errtetb ibre oan;e Sse>
lenartbe!
Nod ME tatte er tie 70 9eliebt nod ME
bic elside 8ersmei flung rariber empfunz
osn, BET ibr feine @e9enlte,e III ermedsn
permodt su baben. Mber miiten In ber
Nufmauuna leiner 2etpenldaft curhfubr
stn unalidielteer @etants lstn @ebtrn
r{e Elm lpfttaer pfeil.
6a'te Clara rte Wabrbeit ee(oQt, Bate
Re ibm nidt cine i'm 0prous ousmenofa
as!ernte 9foae porasipielt ? glein, eemib
nI@t, ca6 wor 9ur mid mDelid!
Nosr man fonnte lie 9etdulbt tobsn 1ie
fonuts oas Spfer eineS metferbaft auS>
eseadtsn 8etruae8 9erporeen (s{n. uno
pd1e IN oislem Galle nidt AUDI Die prp>
p1sie'bun8 1ataret6 tn @rfdQuu9 9e9an@
aen?
Iataret batte 9eia9t: Moden @ie f9
ouf etn unwtoerleabareS Nllbt oefaBtl
Wis aber ioute man tpebl bic Talldbeit
ets|ss TN Gorau8 Dorbereteten uno Don
Der 9stduldt'n Slora beitd'isten @libi'6
nadpeilen, tpte einen plan Dsreite!n, csr
10 msifferbait onaeleo; war, pab Der Mn<
sstIaate obne @;fabr NIT esf1eu3ten Nrs
nen ano obne &inmtidung ote porber<
! asebenen Nela!tate bate ermartsn f1ns
P:, -. f,
G:.' - Uortlesnna auf ber 2. @eite,)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11
Die iS;srmauia 2ebetsgz
9}erlE(nerung6 {OeleQI0oft,

s. SH - %hE ~ ef@N w - =" " ~ = -
go, 9sruabspass, Wesp=DcrT,
empfeblt ben 8emebnern VEN Minneipta. Srn ger nn'
jet,debarem NNphltbat Der &ebensner,'dbcruns
@ebrauh su MAIDEN.
Baar GermUssu 2,O00. .O00
gera4erunaen in araft 6.ooo.0OO
SIbrlbe5 Ginfommen LOCO, 600
Nusgesabt lit Ipsesfallen 600. .OCO
2sbtc DiYipsnrs 40 Nro;en.
@te IN absr bic san5en Scr. @taatsr sertretss uni
Bat In Wtinnsp pta fplgsnle Isenen:
GlsnsraA ASsntas n Der Osuti1en Banf" oon
Wetriirsr Wi|ItuS & Dunbar in ct. Ya11
0srr (YuRao t0einrih5 IN Mtnpua.
bsrr &arl Branct iii Jartbault.
6srr 8. Gihbcrn III baitineS.
6err 8. Bopen tn NeD Him,
s. Shmenpler, g,ubp Wefenecnd
1iceaVr1I.u ". S5sfrssGr. YsaEssnt-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-14

TIE STAFF OF LIrE.-Jscob Becker,
tho Pioneer Baker OF Gold Hill, whose
place 10 q few doors above the Town
Hall, Is determined that no interloping
Bread Baker from Virginia City shall
undersel him, has come out and de-
clarsd a var 10 the Bread line. He
win now sell sixteen leaves Of bread,
equal to any baked in the State, for n
dollar; and pies and cakes, cheaper
and better than any to be bought IN
Gold Hill or Virginia. Jacob means
business" when he talks in that style.
a3-lm
GoLD HILL CHor-HousR.-One Of the
best places in Gold Hill to get a good
porter-house steak, ham and eggs, fresh
bread, fresh butter, good coffee and tea,
pies, d%oughnuts, and q good square
meal, ID at Peter Beeker's Gold Hill Ba.
kerry and Chop-house, Main street, OPP
peiits the Eclipse Stables. O! In
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Meeting OF Town trustee.

doLp HILL, August 18th, 1868.
The Board met at y o'clock p. ".
Present: Messrs. Bittner, Gallagher,
Huguet, and President Gibson.
Minutes Of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
The Finance Committee was granted
further time to report.
In the absence Of the Fire and Water
Committee, the President reported
having examined and found everything
in the Department satisfactory, with the
exception Of leakage from the new by
drants, and recommended having the
water shut of at some point in the upper
portion of the town. The matter was
ien with the President, who consented
to net as Fire and Water Committee du-
ring Mr.. McClellan's absence.
The Street Committee reported pro-
gress with repairs on anne
The following bills were referred :: A.
H. kirkpatrick, $500; NJ. Franken-
heimer, So E. C. Sherman, Sl4.
A communication vas received and
read from Goldsmith 4 Bros, San Fran
cisco, proposing to purchase q Town
Bond in the sum Of $40, 900 in currency,
payable two years from date and draw
ing interest at the rate Of 2 per cent.
per month, interest payable quarterly,
at the rate Of 90 cents on the dollar.
On motion, the bid Of Goldsmith
Bros. was accepted, and the Town At
torney instructed to draft an ordinance
giving notice Of the issuance Of q Bond
to Goldsmith l. Bros. for 500 on
the terms proposed, the proceeds Of the
sale to be placed in q special fund to
iefray contingent expenses Of the town.
The committe having in charge the
matter of distractions to Telegraph
street by Yellow Jacket Company re-
port having made satisfactory arrange
ments with ]. B. Waters, Esq, Superiu-
tendent, who had promised to pay the
town 5000 in goli coin for the property.
On motion Of the committee the fol-
lowing was adopted:
Resolred, That Telegraph street, from the
south side Of Bennett to the north side Of
Crown Point street, be, and the same 10 here
by declared closed ~ a public street.
The contract and bond Of D. X. Har-
ris, for extension Of the water-lume
400 feet, more or less, in Second Ward,
were accepted and placed on file.
The Town Assessor, W. I. Cummings,
submitted Assessment Roll for fiscal
year ending April, 1869, as complete,
which was accepted and the Clerk was
directed to publish \ notice stating that
the Board Of Trustees would meet as .
Board Of Equalization, commencing on
Monday, August 18th, from !? to 4
O'Clock P. ". each day, and continuing
in session for two weeks, or until the
business Of equalization is disposed Of.
The Clerk asked and received leave
of absence for q few weeks.
s. W. Chubbuck was elected CLERK
pro tenn. during tho Clerks absence.
Adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-14

.- MRRTING OF TIE
A irn,on Reception COMMITTEES, held Augusss
i. 1ssS. The following preamble ana re'0iu
were .dSpteaTi The prospective visit e I'll: city
e. an ,s Sa Psciss States, on thoi5 return ffSm ms
iroI vcsnitai TO their respective consutueuL
tsauS r by the Secretary Of inc sentte o.
~ Tnited States, will AFFORD the People ,oI
western Nevada q most n y S Rn1ni1SsS
usoon.cssntatiyes OF the Union party, and 70 hear
ff Y ,hem In person Of their action and legis.
Alton Tor tie reconstruction Of the seeded
a,ste.. and for securing civil liberty, social har.
,nony' and National peace therefore
Rtsared, That we viii give 10 those distin.
euished gentlemen o reception worthy e tho
Onion men Of Nevada and TIC great political
principles Of which those eminent representa-
tiy s.. sFs he T ssSa% Ns sord sGa sG inv s%iiapG,SSS o sscplc
of the counties OF Douglas, ormsby, Washoc
and Lyon to unite with those OF Storey County
to mako this reception Of our honored guests Q
ersnd inaugural Of the campaign Of 1883, and one
Which shall In its numbers and enthusiasm In.
epire the people with o solemn determination
that this State shall give its voice In hyor Of the
greatest General and Statesman ofthe age, Grant
and Colhx, for the two highest ofiees In the gut
Resars2, That the delegates to the Union
National Convention, should any or al o. tncm
return In time, DO included in the demonsuaa0H
Rssored, That the Secretary 10 hereby rcaue1ti
ed to notify the several Central CommittcssI
the oficers Of the Union Clubs In me CrII
above named and to request their cTo
In the proposed 81 president.
JOHN A. snci0tf
GEORGE q. DANA, Secretary. s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-14
NEW ARTICLE OF
Watches and Jewelry !
Called "Gold Metal"

and u very handsome.
Prices Of Mons Watches, Hunting Cases.
Lowest price Watch, gold metal .......$ seq
Beautiful engraved easc, anchor lerer;;;.. 10 W
Beautiful octagon.shapc case, fine finish. 10
One.half size, engraved case. ........:. l0U0
Beautiful stem winders, nice size Watch. 20 %
Ladies' Watches, Hunting Cases.
Lowest price Watch. ....:..:""....$ SW
Beautiful engraved case, anchor lever. 10 "
Extra fine. engraved and namclc very
handsome. ........ ~"
Chains.
a different styles of Vest Chains, very
q different styles long Neck Chains, for M
L ,oGisii Chains, TO isaicn with Ii Pin. SO
sleeve Buttons.
81 different styles, plain, black, enam.
cled, engraved and with coral per pair'S Ss10
s ssiTt , ss1d ,:, per isis' and Ear Rings, en-.
amelcd, with and without coral........ SUI
Childron's sets, Pin and Ear Rings, en-.
grayel, cnamelcd, with and without
We have Ladies'; Watches, very beautiful,
in 1s carat gold cases, warranted; :';;S q 'oN
Also a FOOD assortment OF Gold and Silver
We deal largely in tho finest GOLD AND SILL
YER American Watches, at about one.third less
than the usual rates. To select, send for a price
list.
C. E. COLLINS s. CO.,
6o5 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
jy32-1m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-14
FLEAS.

FLEAS.
LroX's MAGNETIC IxszcT Powder 10 sure and Ger.
tain death TO everything OF the Insect speeic-FleAs
III KILLS INSTANTLY.
What 10 peculiarly surprising In regard 70 this ar.
ticlc Is, that Notwithstanding It's instant death 70 In
sects. IL is perfectly harmless 10 mankind and do
mestlc animals. 1t can be inhaled or eaten with I'm
punity. 1t bear the testimony OF eminent disinter'
es'ea sGsTRE III FRoM POISON.
No article has ever given such positive satisfaction
In It's use. .
readily used-directions accompany each rask. Be-
The genuine has thesignature Of E. LYON. and the
private stamp OF DEMIs BARxEs 4 Co. Every.
thing else or this kind Is an Imitation or counterfeit.
Any druggist will procure the genuine II you insist
you will have no other.
Sold by druggists and dealers on the racine coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-14
~ LINIMRNT.

II Is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Imminent performs more cures In shorter time, on
man and beast, than any article ever discovered.
No compound has ever been invented 20 usefoi
and eflcacious In curing
RHruNATIsN, SORE THROAT,
sTiTr AND WEAK JOINT BrRSs,
BRuisEs. EAR ACHE,
SPRAISs, SwEILINos.
FREsH Gers on WOUNDS.
Oh any other complaints requiring an external ap-
~plication. o, uoosr
II IN an Indispensable and valuable remedy In 81,
cases OF OF SPAWN. Spllnt, Ring-Bone. wind-Gsnl
Bruises, Strains, &C.
Il should be kept In every house. camp and stable.
Accidents will occur. Promptness 70 efncacy.
All genuine 10 wrapped In steel-pate engravipgs.
bearing The signature Of @. W. Westbrook, Chem.
4 Co. over the top.
An effort has been made 10 counterfeit It with q
cheap stone plate label. Look etote!
mining camp on the Pacific coast. dr2-ly2or3p.
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ARRIVALS AND DsPARruREs.
APRivRls.


BIZ WILLS, xARoo AND co.'sLINI.
Eva Williams, Mr. Magill, c J Miller, Mr.
Chandler, Mary Sweeney, VIM Treirathan.
Lieut. L B Roberts, A g Grant, S Hanack'C
BriRhtmore, Il Armige, Mt Braten, DR. Cha
pin, Mr. Bailey, Annie Gilman, g T Gilman,
Mr. Hancock, Miss Callahan, Thos Glennon,
Mr. Holt, John Schafer, Col c A Sumner, D
Mckinney, Mr. Blackburn, Mrs Bell, Rslta
Miller, Mr. Foley, Mr. johnson, Mr. Rea, Ann
Darcy, o lew, Mary Cornell, Sisters Of
Charity, J MeGinniss, Fred Raydon, 8 Vim
cent Mr. Harrington, Geo Marven and wife,
Mr. Stuart and wife, Mr. Casta, Mrs Johnson,
John Estye.
Bx PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS LINE.
Dana Parks, ] Putnam, Mr. Ellington, Mr.
Whitaker, Mrs Cobb and child, Mr. Donshuo,
Departures.
By WELLS, RARoo AND co.'s
Mrs Gilbert, Miss Ayres, Two Indians, A
g Orick, S E ellis and wife, Mr. Leland, Mr.
Murphy, Wm Dalton, C r Ahern, John T
Exeter, Mr. Lynch and wife, H s Phillips, N
C Powers and wife, A ] Bailey, A P L Stan
ford. J Doaton, Miss McDough. Mr. Birdsall,
DR. Chaplin, Mr. Sheridan, VIM Woodhurst.
nj PACIFIC UNION EXPIRES
D H Pine, VIM Coyle, g Clark, Miss N
Byrne.
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Important Certificates.

Important Certificates.
80 = . lowe much to you, forI verify believe
the Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
REV. W. II. WAGG0NER, Madrid, n. T."
" Thou wilt send me two bottles more
Of thy Plantation Bitte1. Ny wife hssbeen greatly
0eHSn'e' " asa cUiRRIN. phll.dslphi., Pa"
~ . have been Q great sufferer from Dy a..
pcpsia, and had 10 abandon breathing. . Tho
Plantation Bitters have cured me. 49,.
REV. J. &. CATHORN. Rochester, N. T.
" . Ihaye given the Plantation Bltters to
hundreds Of our disabled soldiers with me m2st as
toniShIng effect. g: ". D. ANDREWS,
Superintendent Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o."
The Plantation BItters make the weak strong. the
languId brilliant, and are exhausted Natures great
restorer.
the Perfectly pure standard OF the PLANTATION BIT.
TTRs be departed ron. Every bottle bears theyde.
simiis Of orr signature on a stssI sH0rartHo'
or u cannot BE- genuine.
day person pretsadino TO sell PLANTATION BIT:
fERs IN bulk or BY the gallon. % q sriHdlT ana
imposfor. Betrars Of refHsd 6otfles. See that our
Pirate Stamp 10 USNuTILATEp orer ererv cork.
Sold by all Druggists. Grocers and Deaiarsthrougn
p. a. DRAKE& CO.,
New York, Sole Projectors.
REDINGTON q Co.,
Al8 and 41SF ront Street ~ Frencisco.
A1snt'Jor California and Fsrddd.
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At Meeting

OF THE UNION COUNTY CENTRAL
~ COMMITTEES, held this day, the Chairman.
the Chairman Of the County Executive Commit.
tee, the Committee appointed by the Central
Club, and General John B. Winters, were In
the reception OF the Pacific Coast delegation Of
Senators and Congressman, expected In . few
dsyp. JOHN PIPER,
Chairman County Central Committee.
&c, WILCOX, eSSrttsry. aElItf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-23

lions taken ~ some - 70 the canse q shs
leaning forward'of the second tnolar after the
loss Of six yrArs' old molar.
DR.. Chase described his mode Of treating
verv manp cases Of diseased six year old mo-
lars.
DR.. W. O. Kulp read an essay on SALIVA
which called forth considerable discussion,
especially from DR.. Chase, who had tested
the saliva OF some $50 persons and domestic
animals in different circumstances in which
he found that in almost all persons, it was o.
An acid slaction, while in animals It wa
alkaline, Various modes for testing the sal
iva were offered BY various membrrs. all con
ceding the importance Of thorough knowl
odge upon the subject. Without finishing
the discussion, on motion adjourned nnsit
| O clock 4. ", July 23d.