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of the twenty-three Governors Of Maine

since It's separation from Massachusetts, in
1920, eleven are still living-Edward Kent,
Hugh J. Anderson, William g. Crosby, Ansop
p. Morrill,, Hannibal Hamlin, Joseph II. VIII
liams, Lot M. Morrill,, Israel Washburn, Abney
Coburn, Samuel Cony, aAd Joshua L. Cham.
berlain, the present incumbent.
-Intemperance is the great national vice
of Sweden. It has become SO alarming tina.
the Legislature is called upon to interfere.
Even the victims, IL is said, join in the cry.
The King of Sweden sympathizss with the
temperance men, but hesitates to act. The
agitators call for statute rigidly prohi biting
the manufacture of liquor.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
DesfructiOn by the storm.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1O.-A heavy ram storm
for the last two days throughout the State
causes ra lroad and telegraph concentrations
IN all directions to be interrupted.
Portions ofthe SAM Jose Railroad we're washed
away, and the tracks of the Central Pacific
Railroad were covered with water from the
Sacramento river, which oVerHowed It's banks.
The bridges on the California Southern Road
were swept away by the floods.
There was also q severe snow storm in the
mountains, and in some places the snow drifted
from twelve to 6fteen feet deco. Snow slides
are reported along the Central Pacific Railroad
near EmigIaDt Gap and Ce'eo, destroying
portion ofthe snow sheds. Thus tar the trains
have been detained OulV few hours.
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OBITUARY..
aaior- General James x. Rarnes

A telegram from Springfield Mass, announces
the d. ath OF -Major-General James X. Barnes IN
that city, yesterday morning. Deceased Wa - a
Point IN 1929, and was one OF the nve starred
names in class OF distinguished ability, ln-
cuding Generals ROoert e. Lee ana joseph y.
served In the army for several years, when ne
resigned and engaeed In business as q civil
engineer. Az the outbreak CT the Rebellion, oy
request OF the Governor Of Massachusetts, ne
accepted command of the 18th Massachusetts,
Volunteers. and seryed with great distinction
iR the Array 81 the Potomac. AtlST the TSt.Ts-
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--Nnrr q adner, Stock Exchange Brokers,
No. 30 s. Third street, report this morning's
gold quotations as folIowe;-
1912 A. M. 1866 ll32 A. h. iNt
llO0 1856 llI5 lb
--Messrs. De Haven &Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates OF exc
change to-day at p. M. ;--U. 8. So Of 1881. ll9i
@ll4b; do. 1852, l144dl14s; do. 1854, nte@
l1os; do. 1867. new, llOs loll0l; do; 1868. l10s
@l102; do, Be-, 10-40s, 10920 ITO; do. S0-year
8 per cent Cy., 10lS@lo1&; Due Compound
Interest Notes, l9l; Gold, l350lSS4; Silver,
l9O@19IA.
-Messrs. william Painter & Co., bankers,
No. 36 South Third Street, report the following
rates of exchange to-day at IL oclock:-
United States 6s. 1881, 1l4Gll44; q. 8. 6-20e,
1852. llt3@llAs; do. 1884, lHlg1lls; do, 1865,
1l3@1194; do. July, 1866, 109s@109S; do. July,
1867, 110s D1l0S; do. 1868, ll0BD1l0s; IS 1o-40e,
1G93td le9}. Compound Interest Notes. past due
1895. u. 8. Pacific Railroad Currency Bonds,
lOls@l0l1. Gold, 194SD134t.
-Messrs. Jay Cooke & 60. quote Govern
ment securities, etc., as follows:-U. 8, IS OF
1881, l14@1I4l; 5-20s OF 1862, l14l@ll4s; I;
b-20s. 1864, 11l5Dl11S: BIOS, Nov, 1855, ll3t q
llOj; DO. 1868. ll0s a ll0t; lo-4Os, l093@ll0.
Union Pacific bonds, l0l2@lO2. Gold. 135.
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THE EUROPEAN MARRBTs.
BIZ Atlantic CdbLe.
This Mornings Quotations,


LONDON, Feb. ia. NJ -Oonsos for money.
99; and for account, 99t; United States 20s
bave advanced 10 76. aAmerlcan stocks steady.
Erie Railroad. as; III nois Central, 94&.
FRANKFORT, FEB, l9-A. N.-United Gtates
bonds hrmer and higher. The present quota
tion is Sls.
LIvERPooI. Feb. lS.-Cotton duh. Mlddllne
upie nds, ,l24@l2ad.: middiine Orleans, I2t 0l2sd'
The sales for to-day are estimated at 5000
bales. Breadstu6s quiet.
LONDON. Ftb ia. M.-Linseed cakes fl9
los. SprFm oil, 97s.
This Afternoons Quotations,
LONDON, Feb. lS-P. M.-Oonsols for money.
93; Tor account 99t; U. S. 6lOs. quiet and
steady a. 77t. always steady; Erie. ab:
Illinois Central, s6l; Atlantic and Great West
ern. SO.
PANS. Feb. 1s-A. M.-The Bourse is drm
Rentes, 70f 40c.
IrvERPooL, Feb. lS--P. M-Cottou heavy.
Uplands on the spot and ahoat, l2l0 l2Id. !:
Orleans, 12l ,@l2ad. The sales to Day have only
been 1000 baIes. Common Rosin, S.. Refined
Petroleum, Is. llSd.
LONDoN. Feb. lS.-sugar quiet, bOth on the
spot and ahOas,
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roR ruRrHER INroRMArroN

e3tates etc; Prof. Dewesh valuable works on
ths Practice of Phys Remarks made Dy the
faIe celebrated DIR, Pnyslok, Philadelphia; Re-
nafka made by DR.. Epnraim M Oowell. a oele-
brated Physician and Member OF the Royal
College OF Surgeons ireland, and published In
Journal; Msdico. Chfrur0fcGI Review, Published
by Bepjamin Travers, Fellow Of Royal College
OF Surgeons; and most Of the late standard
Works on Medicine
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SOLD AT HBLMBOLD's

Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
No. 5s4 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
No. l04 s, TENTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
And byDruggists everywhere.
Price, 81 '25 per bottle. OF siz for $3.50.
ASK FOR BRLMBoLD's.
Yake NO other, Beware Of CounteSfeits.
None are genuine unless done mp in steel
engraved wrappers, with facsimile Of my
Chemical Warehouse, and signed
II. T, HEiNBoLD.
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uELNBoLp's EXTRACT BUCHU
oAsp OF INFLAMMATIoN OF E1pNEYs AND
GRAVEL,
From Morgan, Fodsel & CO,

GLASGOW Missouri Feb. o, B59.-Mr, Ii. Il.
boid-Dear Slr:-About two years ago
was troubled with both Inflammation of the
Kidneys and gravel, when resorted 20 several
remedies without deriving any benefit what
ever. and seeing your Extract buchu adVer-
ttsed i procured q few bottles ana used them,
Tne result " as q complete cure in q short time.
4 repard your Extract Buchu decidedly theibest
remedy extsnL Tor any and stl diseases OF the
Kidneys, and am quite confident that IL Will
do all you claim Tor IL. You may publish this
A. ou desire to do so.
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HELmBOLD's EXTRACT BUCRU

Has cured every case OF DIABETES in which
it has been given.
Irritation OF the Neck Of the Bladder and
Inflammation Of the Kidneys. liberation Of
the Kidneys and Bladder, Retention OF Urine,
Diseases of the Prostate Gland, Stone in the
Bladder, Calculus, Gravel, Brick-dust Deposit,
and for Enfeebled and Delicate Constitutions
of both sexes, attended with the following
symptoms:-Indisposition to ExertiOn, Loss Of
Power, Loss of Memory, Difficulty Of Breath
ing. Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror ef
Disease, Wakefulness, Dimness OF Vision,
Pain in the Back, Hot Hands, Flushing Of the
Body, Dryness of the Skin, Eruption on the
Face, Pallid Countenanoe, Universal Lassi-
tude Of the Muscular systens, etc. etc.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
ls Diurstic and BLOOD PURIFYING, and
sures all diseases arising from Habits Of Dis
sauation, Excesses and Imprudepce In Life,
impurities of the Blood, etc.
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(D5oms CTeDats. }
PROPERTIES.

Thei, odoi lie strong, difIueiVe, and come
what aromatic, their taste bitteFish and analo-
Ecue 70 mint.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Ne,os see Inside Page,
IBY TELEaRAPH.l

SAN FRANCISCO Feb ~ ARRIVED, ship tom 500
doTe, from New Oast'e Cleared ship White star, foE
Liverpool. with 48 0tO sacks OF ~heat snip CeestR,
tor Liverpool, with rs COZ sacks OF wheat
Sailed. soip Duke OF Ed'nouTgh for Cork ship
Derby for Ms2Rllan; and ship OaOoo Oolime. for Ho
Janero,
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"A South Carolina inventor has patented
q cotton press, which Is 80 arranged that the
same power removes the packed bale from the
press and prepares another bale for packing.
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MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES

MEDfCAk PROPERTIES AND VoEo
Buchu Leaves are generally stimulant, with
peculiar tendency to the Urinary organs.
They are given In complaints Of the Urinary
organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh OF
the Bladder, Morbid Irritation of the Bladder
and Urethra. The remedy has also been re-
commended In Dyspepsia, Chronic Rheuma-
tisu, Cutaneous Affections, and Dropsy.
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA ....m.FEBRUARY 4
ULEARED THT5 MORNIN0

STATE or THRRMoMETER AT THE EvuNYNe rKLB-
GRAPA OFFIOH.
A. Ms......40ll1 A IL .......b4 q p.
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steamship FanitR. Freeman, New York. John " OIL
BaIque Sostrene. Blonness, Esinnre for ofaers, L.
BaTque y. A. Cochran, swazey, Cardenas E. A. Sou
DER d TO
Brig Alice Lea. Foster. Barbados. Workman a Co.
Sehr Ocean Wave, Walter Washington, Wanne-
maoheI Il Co.
schT w. f. Washington. HastingS, Washington, do.
RchF Western Star, Crowel. Boston d. Cooper,
schr H. 81. Osir Edwaros, Ireland, saguA 10 0rapde'
Madeira d CabRda.
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SECOND EDITION
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

General Grant Receives Official
Notification OF His Election
His Longest Speech
Pledges Retrenehment
and EoOnOmy-Why
He will not An
nOunc0 His
Cabinet.
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ByCBU.

Esop DispensstOry o. The United sta'es'
(Diosms CTeDats.)
BU CBU LBAV BB.
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Baroue Margaretha, WiIlenberg' hence at OAK
haven 29th nit. v,.,,..., .,uAto ..u.x &c.. Nrns...
Sas s 1sn Lsns. for Philadelphia sailed isOm osnassOS
'VsS sem NV Wave orsst Davs tOI Philadelphia, sAsa
A0m Havana Stf INST
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ARRIVED THIs MORNIN0,

steamship Pi0neer, Chtnhrine. 0J hours IVn ~
mington N, O.. with cotton naval stores. etc. 70 rhi
ladeIphiA ana Southern Mall Steamship 90 On INT
Ospea. Two hsrm. briga and five loaded scnoonen
(three Them 3.mastedl bumnd In. - -. va
Scnr CIarO lohegan, 10 days from James river VS.
s1aa1at Henry l. a~ Tier IS hours norn Bat'
more with mdse. to A. Groves, Jr'
1,s.,o. or ,ha PhtIs.dsIDhta EXCHANGE. -
" II xra11us DEL, Feb I1-6 -BsIques netSAAp'
Tor Brsmen; Foreninger. for LsnoOni Dit tot 40:
SItn snn ~ " May. Tor Havana. all from PnlAaelphAA
went 10 sea TO dsy. WIND wesso wesIsosupu IAEMruA
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Canal ebares were dull. Lehigh Navigation
sold at 30t, decline OF I. 81 was bid for
Schuylkill Navigation common; 1e} for preferred
do; and l2A f0f SusQuehsnna Canal.
PBILADELPHIA BT0CK RxCHANGR BALEs Ho-nAY
Reported By De Haven Bro, No. % 9, Thira ssEees
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PERSONAL ITEMS.


Senator Sherman dwells in . modest,
plainly furnished twenty-five feet front house,
in Washington.
Prine Minister Gladstone is TO write on
"The Duties Of Citizen Of Free State, ;
for Good Words.
Hiram Canston, late Of the New York
Hotel, has erected $4,000 summer resi-
dence in Sssphsntown, near Hsdson.
Paraguayan Lopes may Be termed : solid
man. sisce be weighs Eve hundred pounds,
and 10 only 6vs fest Eve inches high.
Daniel D. Pratt, Senator elect from In
diana, 10 man of great weight-nearly four
hundred poandA
Rufus s. Jones, the recently appointed
Postmaster Of Warwick county, Virsinia, i
. respectable negro, Who waa ssrrsant-
Major Of Armstrong; regiment during the
war
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The Mt. Pleasant Press is discussing the
question whether Olive Logan is the equal Of
Anna Dickinson. ltdecides that she isn't.
And the Press would have done sad discredit
70 its good sense, if it had decided any other
way. There is no more comparison on the
score Of intellectually between Olive Logan
and Anna Dickinson, than there is between
Johnny Bull (Lot RUM Russell, Of the Dav-
export Gazette, and Horace Greeley, and
this latter 10 the biggest statement of ex'
tremes We can think Of.
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XLth CONGRESS--Thifd Session.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.
SENATE.
The President presented the credentials o!
Zach. Chandler, Senator elect from Michi>
gan.
Also, memorial from the President and
faculty Of Princeton College for An appropri.
ton to enable them to take observations OF
the total eclipse Of the sun in August next.
stating that such observations can be best
made in the Southern part of the United
States.
A petition from Geo. B. Upton, amerchant
against the treaty for the settlement ofthe Ala
bama claims, q unjust to himself and other
American citizens.
Also, petition from colored citizens for
the passage of bill 10 secure the applica-
ton Of the homestead law to certain lands in
the lately rebellious States. for the benefit Of
colored persons. Referred to the Committee
on Public Lands.
A message was received from the House,
transmitting the papers relating to the
McGa,rima case.
Mr.. Morton moved to refer the bill in the
case, with the accompanying papers, 10 the
Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Cullom offered resolution requesting
the President TO furnish any information he
may have showing that the people Of hsyti
and San Domingo are desirous Of annexation
to the United States,
The Senate amendment to the House bill
confirming the title to Rock Island in the
Missisaippi River was concurred in. The re-
port Of the Select Committe on New York
election frauds came up. After some discus
sion q to frauds committed by both politi-
cal parties and % to the mAteriality of evi-
dence sought TO be obtained. the House With
out action resumed the consideration Of the
con Aitutional amandment and was addressed
by Mr.. Kelley in advocacy of the amend
inert.
Mr.. Shellabargsr addressed the House in
support Of his substitute the distinction be.
ing that the substitute allows tbs disfran.
chisement of those who have been engaged
in the rebellion, while the original reso luton
would allow the establishment of property or
educational qualification.
Mr.. Butler spoke against the substitute
offered BY Mr.. Bingham.
Mr.. Pile spoke briefly in support OF the
amendment and the bill
Mr.. Schofeld made An argument in favor
of the pending measures and against N r
Bingham amendment.
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Latest BY Telegraph
Important Judicial Decision
Murray, Nelson 4 Go. VS..
G., A. & st. 1. R. R.
Remonstrance Against the Ala
bama Claims Treaty.
The Constitutional Amend
ments Before Congress.
NIGHT REP RT.
FkOA CHICAGO.
FkOA CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. %.
An important decision ~ just been rem.
dered by the Supreme Court in an appeal
case from the Superior Court Of this city, in
which Murray, Nelson 4 Co. Commission
merchants, plaintiff, and the Chicago, Alton
St. Louis Railroad Company defendants.
The suit was caused BY the refusal Of the
Railroad Company to deliver grain at the
warehouse Of Murray, Nelson = Co. unless
and extra charge Was paid for 20 doing. The
opinion given By the Saprems Court, holds
that by the common law as we'll Is BY the
statute, Railroads must deliver grain to oil
warehouses connected by side tracks with
their man track, without discrimination and
without extsa charge.
Madame Parepa Rosa has generously given
the services Of her entire troupe at concert
to be given at FarweIl Hall, TO- morrow after
noon, for the benefit Of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
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THE Washington Star says: "Mrs Cady
Stanton, who took 90 prominent part in the
Womans Suffrage Convention at Carroll
Hall, isa fine, gentlemanly- COOKING person
age, with . comfortable double chin and white
curly hair, reminding one not little Of the
late Senator Pearce, Of Maryland.
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WILSON, Allison, Price and Longhridgs
voted against giving Gid to the Denver branch
of the Pacific Railroad.
That's we'll, and what We expected Of them
Iowa will stand BY her Representatives who
stand by her for economy and retrenchment
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The Davenport Democrat is strenuously in
favor Of giving Mrs Lincoln pension. There
BY it says, 1--WE hope to be spared the pain
--she is SO confoundly advanced in years,
syou know-of seeing her again reduced to
the last shift
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MRs. CHARLES BeH DARWIN is to lecture
before the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton Of Burlington.
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Mn. AND MRs. WILLIAM DAVIS, Of Henry
county, celebrated their crystal wedding last
Tuesday evening.
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MISS MATTE GRIFFITH lectured on TEN
perance, At Mt. Pleasant, last evening
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PErRoLruA Y. NAssY was in the Hank
Eve Office the other day.
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IOrsRAroR' NorE.-Lines work so badly
that it il impossible to get more Of the re
port.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

ALL CITY PROPERTY on which Alvin
IA a.upe.r. has TAI Deed, II ssdss.sd bss,ss March
ist 1862 can be rdssned fsasosebls teFoG other
vie r. reclosurs sutts viii be Insulated af cnce
P.rSoas intsrts. ed. wishing 70 redeem. AIi on
BANkIN Il Nc3aARYS, Attornsys
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A noted politician was once asserting his
entire Indifference to tho opinions OF hls op.
ponents, and TO their personal labuse. Why.
said be, "a man likened me the o her day 70
Judas Iscariot, but don't care" yes, :.
said bystander, .'but how does Judas feel
about it?'
The subscription for . monument to Ber.
ryer, has reached $4,000. The list includes
eli the historic names Of the representative
nobility Of France.
Morris, whose poems have classic grace
and flowing thyme, is decorator in Blooms
bury, England, and sings Of Greece while no
designs chair LEGS.
Last Sunday General Grant sat with Hon.
Horace Maynard, in DR.. Sunderland's Pres
byterian Church. Senators Morgan, Will
liams Thayer, Cattell and Conkling were in
the congregation.
During the recent debate in the Victoria
Legislature rather good thing was said by
one Of the members An unfortunate loyal
Liberal, whose education had been sadly neg
lec,ed, was reading out document 70 the
House, and vainly endeavoring to deci pher
an obscure letter. Turning to his friend he
anxiously asked
s.ls that hem or hen?''
"Oh," replied his friend, "call TIA hen,
and move that it lay on the table,
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VsncilI. Jones l. Co....cor Third Main streets
Hess. Stsrn 4 Co .cor Second ! Main streets
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BOOTS 4 SHOES-RETAILs
fDean Third main stise..
Uu;.i ann = Matless 80 Main street.
Huiakamp 4 Bro Main strest-bet 4th 9th.
Hart, ,Agt..................... iss q ainssrses
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CLOTHiRRe.

CLOCKS, WATC nEs = JEW8LAS.
Sam 9 Bridgss.........Nos : natee houss.
= r ! Avrss Sons Main street
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail, ,Armitaee 4 Co......eof Ninth Johnson
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COMmIsslON MERCHANTs.
" ~ o..,... A6South Lsvoe
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FURNITI u =

Hngraving, Brands, 4 Seals.
pxta... .NoaIk 4 Estes II oui
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BONNET DLEACHnRY.
d Emsrsou ..,,..........coY Fourth Blondsas
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Olseks-Wholssale 4 Retail.
a BRIDGES .Nosl&3 Estes House
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NIEW ORLEANS SUGAR. - 10 hhds
IN esssss O. 0usar, jsss received end fss eais b.
Asele RODBbfeON 4 ALDKno.
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0sin, Silver Ware.
@ Bridges..............Nos1 B EstssHouss
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F O X s A l. E
A RUNAWAY TEAM

WILL bs sold cheap for CASH. Iuquil
w Of Y. Z. Psskips, ss his Office Deootd strs>
b>evsen Maia and Johnson or at the stable ON m.
street. near The Tepfer House. janE -zw
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nrALEs1ATE 4 INSURANCE Ao -.
n Ten-Eyek, cor Foarth Main sts (upstairs)
.r~oru uaEwuuG MACHINE0
@ II Maeomber, Agt.....................f ouf'
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J, B. Cross / Co 1879 Main street
Duncan, Karle L Co......l4o l47 Main street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-09

N. B.-DR. FLATTERY will appear Pr TrnxrG: AZ yl5- :
BAY BAY Of every month, to cure the sick. nos "
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TO MILLMEN.

,,,e HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
tvne metal, for journaling purposes In quartz
mmilis. hoisting. works, etc. VIII be sold At re
ducod prices Tor caAE.
cod Hin, june f9-S