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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08

PscoaA LEAD ARD CoroR coNPAxY.-This
company, located at Philadelphia, makes
the best paint known for houses, ifsn
fronts. tin roofs. damp walls, railroad ears
and bridges, etc, and at cost Of one-third
lbss than that Of lead. The colors and
White lead mauulsctsSeA BY this company
Ore Of the best quality, Acknowledged such
by all who nss them. The company also
handfic.dfe vafnishss ana Drying Japan,
which have aAAsmsd = very wide and sx
ensivs ssls. Ordepe 11drsased 70 Smith
Bowen, Secretary. liie North 4tit street.
fhilsdelphia, will be promptly attended
10. Read the advertisement in another
1lace.
~ ts- -<~>->><% -<<-s l. sss=
Tss Iowa DEAs AND DuMB AsrLux.--
Tho report Of the trustees and officers Of
(his institution, iocAted u Iowa City. has
tesa pssssnisd - the Legislature and print-
III. 1t is, the seventh biennisi report, FOR
the yssfs le6e and 1867. From II We
ka.her few facts The number Of pupils
inst4tasnsds during ths%wo. yesrs wSs -; ~
khieh 60 wtrs males and 20 females. The
3umber present December 5. 1857, was 66,
If which s6 we're males and 80 fsnalsas-~
this totkt receipts ,fos .ths Two yesrS wtts
]2s,c75.1a; the tosdi acknowledgements ~.
Isl. s0--lsavins balance Of cash % hssd
Nov. :, 1867. Of $s.4s7.6s. Speaking Of
thc expenses the President, N. II. Bssinasd,
esys:-"The expenses Of the Institution
hsve been larger thanswsrs anticipated two
tesfs ago. from The extraordinary high price
tf staple food, and iron some iwprovemsn snts
Ne were compelled 10 make for the decsncy
And comfort Of The iasnates, and from loss
Py fire. Osr daads ihavs, hsvsvsr, been
budieisnt, under shs hmitations placed-up.
bn us; and orr balance on hand IL larger
Than at car iast report - "@".'~!' t"s''. -
In bis report The Priacipal offhs Asylam
Pssjsmin Talbot. Esq, ssys: "'~n = 80
"The difficulties and embafrassmsnts
AriainE ffesn the Inconvenience and i'll adap-
bxist, with as great force - at the dates Of
pur previous reports, the fifth and sixth to
which reports resnsetfpl reference is made.
The school cannot be made entirely suecess-
ful, % Tong q II ~ confined to is pftSsn /
pupils, xill psti,sl 4 I 8 shs sjii1 iscidsna
10 their stay here, II they may hope Tor .
speedy s1esul0n NJ ~ plans ~ On foot
BY the last aenssal Assembly fes The sssc-
tion of new buildings for this Institutieh.--.
1t is .ess postl tlealpset desiee 70 - relieved
as speedily ~ possible from our presen diff
ficuities. and oar most ardent hope that
nothing will accuf ~ defent this desired
end"
| Glancing over the list Of pupi's ws ses
that nearly all sections ofthe State are rep
resented. No names, however, appear re-
corded as being from Davenport. "
ROYAL BAKING PowDEn is actually cheap
sr By twsnty.ave per cent. than Cream Tar
tas and Soda, - commonly ussd. Ask
yoat' gtocst fss h. a.. "a es.ss :. &
$50 ~ ~ ~s-.sr--<z
Il a.1s.. H.. 4 t...E Se..4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08
+! would not die in summer. !.
would not die in fall,
And a. / think abous il 81

wOul 4 not die at all, i....si 5....
! For really it is not necessary Myou CON.
mence inStime and use "Barretrs Vesete.
bls Hair Restorative" which Win eject
uaIly prevent both badness and gray hairi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08

The Denocr6eJ a Davssvbrt rsxuship. aN r.
oues,sd 10 meet at the Council Chamber on Saturday
evening next February sth at IL o'clock. for the
purpose o, choosing Delegates to the County Con
vtr,!on, 10 be held o. the 18th inst.
Per order Comm ttee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08
N, tGRABBE'S IN l.
gair RestslatiIv.e ef Aenewer

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.asi az. q ns sl.eE 1! 1! ~; ss; y J
4 - na.enl browu. isAs > ssss eass1sal0asvya -
ds,ar,a -, i sad hsve clean coaas - eir AsaAy
eeelpe. ifls Sseln61ggenaAe1dsd By (Ft9t dt-
-. 49, 49, " seo..
Go. L.-Dsvssp~s. br. ": q w.. . = - Arm
;s;ss; ~ Nv Y, + a,'s!..:. ssss: sss:
=. Ceok, John r. Hcsry' ur.& ~ Wnswak. aAd
many otfsgi Ipilii al.B
pr.p.rea only py L. erahbe, ,ar9er shstllea Store
.o,,.r Nsss IA fecsd e6yes Ne4ls ilss By A.
ssa,,,. IA out Aop-c, cAlsago. n Ia 6. Muller
= q i,enue- reppitt 1lkh.A D. 0shn, Il
Cros..' ~ ii yt. HI v.'xiktk. lnsure, Iowa, +:
J. " rcR,hr.y. psusssst. A(Ariss. ye~A: G. N.
~, d,iTl,Ia - VA E0tks. Hoshfeeef.N Z.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08
Prahi5e,s l.imhpfe Danisher

psmar.. ~ the face, piaplsss Asckless &c.
leo sof,s1e ~ akia - bealuess - coasasetssn
\ + lf''ss.!'h 's!h ''e: = IA snat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08

SUIcID. IN 40LixR.ATAo Rock Island
t'nion Of this mosaing eonsaiaa the partieu-
lars Of che suicide of . man named Andrew
Wehlman, Swsde. who yesterday hung
himself in the caisboose Of Moline. The
deceased had not lived PLEASANTLY with his
wife for some time. -, asa about week
ago he left her, but on Thursday evening
be returned and tried TO persuade her to
I've with him, but she refused to do 40,
when he left, and soon returned with .
double bssreled shot gun. heavily loaded,
and declared his intention Of killing both
her and himself, but some Of the neighbors
interfercd, and sent for Constable Worm
ley. who arrested and placed Min in the
ealsboose, where be remained until ysstsr-
day morning, when he vas taken before
Esquire Hubbard, Who, after hearing the
evidence, placed him under bonds in the
cum Of 81 500, and failing to procure bail,
he vas remandsd TO Jail. The officer in
eb.sge Of wshlmdf, |. teo,k him back to the
lock up about ! 4 o clos1, ,sntsndias to take
him to Rock Island inmsdistsly aftsr din
per, and on going After him about noon, Il
IVES discovered that he had hung himself,
And was already dead He had taken some
bed clothes wtich hsd been fsruisbsd him
the night before and made rope, which
be had fastened TO tbs iron bars Of the
window not more then five feet from the
floor. and making . slip nocsc around his
neck, threw his feet forward, snd was thus
s,rangled to death, in a leaning position.
AS soon as the officer discovered this, he
tan in and cut the man down, but it was
too late. '.''' -
The deceased VA, until slely. in The en-
plcy of s. W. Wheelock, and is represent
81 as being sober. steady man. but hav:s
in, an ungovernable temper, and very des-
prrate when angry. and the most natural
conclusion is that in fl OF anger he CON-
alit,ea this rash oct. He was about thirty
Ave years of age and had been married less
than one year.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08

- Aiso,4 Psrfan1ry ,aad Toilet Articles. II
IrrAYR BRusn1s, oils, PoAADg. NJ
Ill stpFess. DySs. Dfsssinxss sse- ~
: rRRrcAN. urualsH. AND YR1K0a
"a Toilet soaps, Fesfutnes1es sud Fancy oosSs
~ UBBER, SHELL. IVORY. BUFFALO. BOZ
16, N0Uds HuEn. Aaa Metal baah O0nbss
49, urct rrneAtr, ma cehss Hiads, PINE SAC.
| 10 een, A4sn Fsay AdaIy iWhitses anA IAh1s,
lOpsse Ruas1oc, ETC. .,i f5sssas4-9 -,...a,-..4
ryrct,s ASS. AKNYCx, ,sfnKNufHHNfN0 70.
u ROM, Poor Man's, Magnetic, O0uft ana ssses
lPA1t9e. i.-aaf .saas .l.A,ti ..A.a ..4,is NJ.
lcPoNoEs. CHANols sKIus,. PIANO Due
- ten, Fa.ily Dyes. Frsnsh Backing.
lOsANoA Le9k; III. eoes NJ sAeesans1 fs.es, s..
tarins, and other flayssink kxtfeets.
lTxw. RICE AND BKAUTIYUI w0Ax
1sS)Ia 1o1Ees Ceslesy. xc, &C.. 80. Ae.s =
IQ5c..4e Sc. e, ,-.,. ..ve..s ......si
xoARs. FINEST HAVANA AND poN4s
- . bsaids. Detroit, Century and ssAss - ~
Tobaccos.
rT7oorn AND .AI ssusnEs eesRs 80
II and variety )also Hat, Cloth. Whisk, Ueos -
Paint and vafnish Brushes.
FINE STOCK or MEDICINAL LIQUORS
"A WINS, Brandies, Cine, Hum &C.. b0aghs %
SAD.
- xRp1RN CELEBRATED STILL cATAW'
*, bl Wine, Pure Juiccs Vintage Of ~.
T1rxrucKr BouRDUN: AxD mn nAL1
Il. Wnisx1. ,(neBnysss, ws"easse 1sss -
sGTcsxAr s:s:ieiI 10. . gRApE sEaxzr. - -
- 49, novsspoEt Nstional Benk. .- .# .asa
-rn1.l, ANO OD0 ~ ~,
s~ss,SS ass has -s.s s.sss.s..ii - sts TIA
rtsi,s..,5 ss4f.ss' IA ,ss.s.s ~
xx.,..s..s s....s trs ia Ea1 a Z,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08

ROYAL BAKING PowDEn is actually cheap
sr By twenty-five per cent. than Crssm Tar
tas and Soda, - commonly ussd. Ask
yoat grocer fes it.-s a.. "a es.sss :. s
-ss.-r re ~..-xz
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08

t'''-' VI 3iaIIHf TslFs- sFsIFI- ).
4ssss3 sesr.zst8 ..sfssa.s.s...g a..s sf. q.
-fzA - Si'sa ff# 9aisf 500. ....s..'s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-11
II EVENING NEWS.
Tuesday Rvenlns,.-..-...Feb. II, 1865
Meeting Of Town Trustees.

The Board Of Trustees Of the Town of
Gold Hill me. last evening. In the alb
sence of President Hays, Mr.. Lambert
was called to the chair. Present.
Messrs. Riorden, Blanchard and Day;
and II. C. Manning, Clerk.
The minutes of the last meeting read
and approved.
The following bills were, on motion,
allowed and orders made on the Special
Fund for their payment:
Chas. Carreau, meals for prisoners,
Virginia city, S.; John Hill, Fire HOOKS,
$50; W. Semou, on streets, $50; Mercer
& Tucker, Charity, 1874 o..
Bill of j. Baum, Si5 -, for oiankS's
at Station-housc, was llowed' ""u
warrant ordered issued.
Bill of ]. Hill, $50 So, repairing too's'
&c. Referred to the Finance IN
The Finance Committee reported as
correct. bills Of Daily News, $40, pub
fishing Quarterly Report, n h. b'ttner
Co. hardware, S5i 50, and warrants
ordered issued.
The Committee asked and received
further time to report on the Marshai-s
Quarterly report, and bill of W. D..
Meaghan.
The Fire and Water Committee re-
ported about three feet Of water in q
portion Of the Reservoir, sufficient for
immediate use, and the hydrants n
pipes generally in good condition.
The Street Committee reported the
streets having been in a very bad ON
ditioa, but by putting on \ little extra
labor they had become very pa:sssoLe.
A communication was received from
Chief Gibson, of the Fire Department,
recommending that the Town Reservoir
be cleaned out At once. Communica-
ton received and placed on file.
On motion, the Marshal Was directed
TO have the Reservoir cleaned out at
once, and in as short time MS possible.
On motion the petition received at
last meeting praying for the appoint
ment Of David Potter, rs special police
man, wa, taken from file and on motion
the PRAYER of the petitioners was granted
and David Potter was appointed special
police.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-11
For Chief Engineer.

ITA REGULAR MEETING OF KNicRS
a erbocker Engine Company 70. ., ~
10, WILCOX was unanimously m.nsrt
for chief Engineer Of the Virginia Ere Dyp ~
msnt. and 9. b. WRIGHT was ~
dorsed for First AsSistant Engineer: ...n.n
HUGH KELLY, Foreman
P.J. JocKLYk, Secretary. ,.oo,
virginia, Jsa. 20. 1903.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-11

OPERA HousE.-At Pipers' Opera
House, last night, was presented many
~apleasiug sight. Mir,h, joy and jolilty
ruled supreme, and all was gay as a
Christmas dream. Tho actors did their
best to please, and succeeded with most
perfect case. No n had any fault TO
find, or if they did, seemed not inclined.
Amanda Lee, Fanny Hanks, and several
more with handsome shanks, cut up
numerous pleasing pranks, and the
audience whether Pixies or Yanks,''
all Joined in laughing at Burbank'sfunny
acting, shaking their very sides u
TANKS. Cigars smoked free, ana no
embargo was laid on those who liked
GOOD lager. Everybody liked the show,
II not, they might get up and 60 where
thew could suit themselves better 1t they
know Of any such place.
SsvERE ACCIDENT. AT Antelope
Springs, Long Valley, Sierr" county,
California, on Friday last, John Stone,
of the firm Of Stone t Gates, Stone 3
Gates Crossing on the Truckee, hau
hi, leg broken below tho knee and the
bono badly shattered by n kick from u
horse. 1t appears that while riding one
horse aud driving another, no struck
the forward horse, which kicked n
broke his leg as above stated.
THUMB BRoKES.-Mr. j.. W. Hogan,
for.mon of the Hoosier State mill, day
before yesterday, while lifting apan,,
bv an unfortunate slip, had his hand
caught and his thumb broken. his
hand was pretty badly crushed. Hogan
is out Of luck in this respect, as during
the five or six years he has been engaged
in the mills Of this State he has mel
with many accidents Of n similar nature
ANEW FIRM.-Theall & Co., late OF
Virginia city, have opened a new Stock
Brokers' office, in Gold Hill, in the As.
saw Office Of Van Wyck Il Co. General
Tbeall is we'll known by the citizens oil
Gold Hill, and vicinity, as a very reiia-
BILE and correct business man. STOCK
business bids fair to be very livery ana
extensive next Spring ard Summer.
THE FASCINATING GANE.-Billiards,
in all their original purity, can be en-
;ovsd ut Becker's well-known saloon,
Silver City. The saloon appointments
and tables are all OF the first class, and
nothing but the choicest OF wines,
LIQUORS and cigars are for sale at the
bar. Becksr's is u good place to pat
~ronize.
MrsrAKE.-By mistake, n call Tor O
meeting of Liberty Hose Company io'
Wednesday evening, wal inserted in sHS
Snws Yesterday. The notice shoGio
have been for Yellow Jacket Hose Com
pany.
The WEAruER.-Clear, suushiuy, and
NJ GOOD as anyone ought to wish for a
the present time. Every fine day OK
perienced now is that much gained OF
bad weather possibilities.
BuLLroS.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo h Co.'s Gold Hill Gtiee
this morning, I bars o u ouliion
weighing 5ll pounds, which Is 'aiaee
at $l6,053 o6.
EAGLE ENGINE Co. No. "a specia
meeting of above company will DO helS
on Thursday evening next, the i's'
instant, at I o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-11

THE French Emperor has row at MS
d;,posal in time Of peace a fighting
army of about 500, 5000 trained soldiers,
,ppportsd BY a reserve Of 0 o,ooo.men,
who have gone through at least the
frs. rudimen.s of drill; and with such
n su~bs.rvient Legislative Chamber as
tho present, the Emperor will have lit
tie difficulty in calling up a contingent
of lao, 900 or 100000, instead OF thu
usual number of 100000 should wal
break out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-11

WE have just heard of a man without
.srs He is n resident Of Green county,
Nv. is ffty-four years old and father o!
fourteen children. He has no ea.sL anS
even a hole in his head, ave mouth anu
Uo.s Where ears ought to be his head
:. .mootb and bare, except a small
.s,x sIecresence. He hears to some
VA, through his nose, but better
.hrousb bis mouth, which flies open
when he wishes to dis''nss's ,rsae'
sound. He is a chair maker oy .au
and manages to support his numerous
progeny by his industry
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-11

THE subcommittee on Reconstruction
propose to investigate with q view 10
see whether the Presidents curse TO-
ward Stanton has subjected him to i'm.
peachment. Grant has been summoned
a, a witness and it is said the members
Of tho Cabinet will also be called to
testify. The President hNs refused to
nublish his last letter to Grant. Seward,
McCulloch and other Cabinet officers
fail to support the Presidents asseF'
tons, and it is said he threatened to
remove them unless they do. II things
90 on at this rate, Johnson will soon
have no Cabinet a. all, since he can nc
,oncsr remove or even suspend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-11

MAIN sTREET,.....-.."-dOi'p
DRAINING AND IMITATION cLS
(T Of Wood, Marble. and all KINDS OF vJ1 :,
meuting executed In the host style OF AT; anu I'M ~
short notice. House Lining and paPor.h Ian.
iced. or NO charges. All kinds Of mixed ana un;
mixed Paints and Colors, for sale at thesonss
cash prices. Ihaveln my employ ono oi,se W Y
Sign aud Ornamental Paintsrsl In this s'a''-
EBERT. fvl.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-11

-ws.hos Exchange billiard Saloon. oppo
alta Enterprise Building, G street, Virginia .A
Al, ,,hlss with latest Improved eushion' anu.
,ood order. Finest wines, liquors andeisls. =
Comfortable place to stand read the Atlantic an
P.sin. papers. Call and see. ldFs-a'I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-11

To PROVE that it is possible for mar
ried people to live to a ripe old age, a
Western paper announces the death OF
lady at the age Of one hundred and
,ws,ve, whose husband died two years
before at the ripe age Of n hundrea
and ten. They were French, and emil
grated from Canada West %thirsy-f0ur
Years ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-11
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 4S.

NoClce Io. no
REGISTERS OFFICE, CARSON CITY. NEv'
October %, 1867.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Table Mountain Gold aud SILVER Mining
Company, by Samuel A. Chaplin, President, and
Milton Iygatt. Secretary. have this day aled 10
thIs office o diagram, together with a notice oil
application for patent from the United s st ,sss
~ rbirt,en Hundred feet Of tho Twin or Chan.
alsr Lode, known as the Table Mountain Gold
ana silvsr Mining Company's claim, In Devils
Gate Mining District, Lyon county, Ney ada
SSsid claim is bounded on tho north by the Emil
ossN s 7, claim. and on the south the owner
s srs unknown. said claim Is located on thu
are ,Ione Of the hill west Of Silver City
There il also claimed as surface ground -
feet in width along the limo Of the LODE .n more no pS
II uls,ly :, d ,ss sisi% s ~ int IN this ethoo.
Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-11

IMMINENT.
I. is an admitted fact that tho Mexican Mustang
Iiniment performs more cures In shorter time, on
nan and beast, than any article ever discovered.
No compound has over been Invented 80 useinl
and eficacious In curing -
HHIuMkfisx,. SOIL znH"Ar'
p.r,srs EAR ACHE,
o.. .yss SwELLiSGs.
FRrsH Ours Oh WOUNDS.
Or any other complaints requiring an.eIternh ap-
p~llcation. pop rropsra
II IA an indispensable and valuable cnnIy ~ ~
cases OF OF SPAWN, spllnt, Rins-.oae' "iha-uah'
II should be kept in every house. camp and staoic
Accidents will occur. Promptness Is efficacy. ,,.
All genuine 10 wrapped In kteel.plate engrnSLnssr
hcarine me slgnature OF @. W. Wcstbrook, Cnem.
III and The private u. I. stamp OF DENAs BARSEs
a Co, over the top. .. 4, ,,.,h ,
An effort has been made TO counterfeit u WIN o
ehean stonc plato label. Look eloteI
Sold BY ali druggists and stores IN every town nnu
mining camp on tho Pacific coast. drz-ly2or'p.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-11
Philadelphia Boot Maker,
G. STOCKLE,

XxToULD REsPEcTEULLY lN;RA
w form the citizens Of Gold Hill, and
vicinlty that he continues to mnnufae.v
ture the very best Cnlfskin Boots -,
In Geld Hni, as many OF those who havetrieo
thom are willing TO testify TO. The material gu,
o (which his Boots are madsis OF the very os,,
made In the world; and the long time when MI
boots are worn, 10 q sufficient guarantee OF th'
truth herein asserted.
re- Just give me a trial II you wantaspisn
aid. easy. lifting. and a durHbleBoot' ..,o
Gold Hill. Feb. 10. 1853 WV
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-11
Arrivals.

BY BONNER LAKE ROUTE:
APK Stafford, Mr. Clark, T J Andrews,
Thos Stein, G W Rogers, Benz Edwards,
BENZ Court, ] c Jenkins, FIN Milliken, John
Williams, ] d Niver, ] Woodward, John
China, ] P Mcfarland, ] W Hough. George
G~eisendorffer, Oliver Vein, John Mccaoe'
Nose Bearer, Mr. Leet.
ny OVERLAND ROUTE:
+ Crofoot, ] P Smith, E W knowlson'
VIM Morgan, Owen Kenlen, Root henda'i
Departures.
ny BONNER LAKE ROUTE:
Cant Foote, ] P Cutler, Capt Rawlings, H
r Callahan, Chas Moxham, II II Bracket,
.John j HAYES, Mrs B A Jessal, + II bruner,
a C,o,;er, Jas Moore, Sam Chow, Robt
K.ndail. Jas o Williams, ] P Marzen, D
Mann, D W Ogden, Mr. Hill, Mr. Arnold,
] p Smith.
ny OVERLAND ROUTE:
S Lewis, Charles Hong, Mrs Scott, Miss
Mollie Vance. A II Doscher, ] c Jenkins,
BENZ Court, f Scott.
By WOODRUFF AND ESNoR's LINE:
E H Morton, Mrs E H Morton, George
Hettler, Thos J Kelly, VIM Walters, Z
Woodruff, II Ncllis, T Sayles, S Jones, $ c
Burton, C J Morris.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-11

Pleas.
LroS's MAGNETIC ISsEcr POWDER 10 sure and Ger
tain death TO everything Of the Insect specie-fleas
Reaches, Mosquitoes. Ants, Bugs.
1T KILLS INSTANTLY.
What is peculiarly surprising In regard TO this AZ.
,,cie ia that Notwithstanding Its instant death 70 in-
sect. II ia perfectly harmless to mankind and 40
Socsiir nn,msis. II can DO inhaled or eaten with I'M
punity. II bear the testimony OF eminent disintcr'
este" e1 Fs'REE from POISON.
No article has eyer over such positive satisfaction
in Its use. $3.50 =. q. ...uv and
readily used-dlreetions eaeh nhsk' DC
ware Of counterfeits.
Tho genuine has the signature OF Z. LYON. and TN
nriyats stamp OF DEMks BAnNEs q Co. Every
Hing eise or this kind Is an imitation or counterfeit
ANY druggist win procure the genuine II you inss'
Won will have no other.
Sold BY druggists and dealers on tho Pacific coast
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-07

s.n S1rro1pE OF DESERTED WIFE.-A pain
f,I sensation Was created among the boarders
at the Wetmore House, New York, on Thurs
dav morning by the suicide of lady, Mrs. j.
Priest who had been employed for few days
mast as the cashier of the establishment. A
bottle. partly filled with laudanum, and some
opium living by her side told the story. The
ladv was from New Orleans, and had but re-
Gently come to New York. Several letters
were found in her trunk, from which 1t would
appear that she had been for some time sepa-
rated from her husband, and had come TO New
York to procure the means OF livelihood. Inc
following letter is supposed 10 nave Deen ad-
dressed to her husband: -. ,,r
"Dece,aber 91.-Dear, dear 81: When you
get this am no more. All asked for IN thus
world was your love; it was denied me: You
have cast me from you as you would Dog.
cannot live without you; my heart ls broken.
have left younfamily pictures and your slippers
with Annie Ashmun. Ii you wish, you can
write to her, and she will give you tnrther par
ticulars. May you be happy, and remember
YOUR evcr-loying but heart-broken
Another letter, addressed TO the Annie Ash
mnn. % Jane-street, alluded to above, reads as
follows: "When saw you yesterday, you Ut
tie supposed that it was the last time you
would look upon me. When you said looked
Dale. intended to tell you, but my heart fail
ed me. I WAS discharged this morning, but
dear Annie. it ia not my fault. have tried to
do INV best. wish my husband to think ol
times when I was happy-yes, was very hap
nv once. ont I have been heart-brokeD wo-
man for long time. Tell my husband for
give him. and love him as much as ever"