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The New York herald., 1869-05-05

DAMAGEs.-One good way by which TO
control the temper of policemen and make
them reason like other mortals is shown in one
of the court reports. Plaintiff was roughly
handled without provocation by an imperious
policeman. He demonstrated, and the reply
to his remonstrance was TO arrest him ''for
disorderly conduct" and lock him up all night
Verdict against the captain on suit for false
imprisonment-on thousand dollars. Paying
at this rate for lessons policemen will soon
learn the limit Of their powers
The New York herald., 1869-05-05

have lived and prospered and been contented
for period the commencement of which must
be sought ages before the Christian era. Is il
wonderful that resisting and reactionary infu-
ences should make themselves felt when the
powerful pressure of modern civilization ia
disturbing their ancient habits of thought and
driving them out of their ancient grooves
Thousands Of Cinnamon have found their way
to Australia, and thousands more have sought
and found home and wealth on the western
slopes OF the Rocky Mountains; but while
those thousands are exercising powerful in
fiuence at home in favor of progress the resist
ing, stubborn, interested, unreasoning multi
tude remains and nothing but q fierce agony
of revolution can force the nation within the
pale of modern civilization. Rome was not
built in day, and as we have not yet rea ched
that period described by the prophet when
nations are to be born in a day we must not be
impatient with China. 1t is our duty, as one
of the greatest nations of modern times, to take
this big and backward sister by the hand, to lead
her forth as gently as possible, to insist on
advancement, but to use no force until
force has become an actual necessity. Mr..
Burlingame has perhaps blown the trumpet
little too loudly, but that is no sufficient reason
why we should despair of China.
The New York herald., 1869-05-05
All U S E M E N rs.
Amateur Entertainment in Aid Of the HaIieci<
Statue Fund.

Amateur Entertainment in Aid Of the Haliecjk
Statue Fund.
Yesterday afternoon, in the elegant private
theatre of DR.. Wards residence, in Forty.seventh
street. an amateur entertainment was given. under
the auspices OF Mrs. Hamilton Fish, Mrs. John A. Dix,
Mrs. j. d. Sherwood. Mrs. c. A. Bristed, Mrs. Paran
Stevens, Mrs. Judge Roosevelt, and Mrs. VincenzO
BOtta In aid of the Halleck Statue Fund, of which
Professor S. F. B. Morse is President, General J. G.
wilson, Secretary and Mr.. B. II. Field. Treasurer.
majority Of the audience were ladies belonging to
the highest circles Of fashion and culture The
foreign tourist, who said that with compare
lively few exceptions only the women found time
In America to read poetry and to cherish the memory
OF poets, would have been confirmed In his i'm
preston by witnessing such numerous nun assem6lage
the author OF Fanny" OF "Burns," OF "Alnwick
Castle" OF "Marco Bozzaris," and OF many others
OF the finest poems for which the world is indebted
TO the American muse. The receipts must have
made a handsome beginning towards the sum
in 0f the srfs ar c Of the
IL to be raised by subscription. The programme OF
yesterdays entertainment, consisted OF duo, from
Campana, by Miss Annie Powell and Mr.. F0ssati;
ba lad from Wallace by Miss Burton; romance, from
Wards opera OF "rhe Gypsy's Frolic" by Mr.. Bart
Fannie Powell: grand duo-Bep JDldgO-from Ros-
sinl, by Miss Henne snd Mr.. Fossati reading-Hal
ecks Marco Bozzaris"1by General J; @; Wilson:
duo, from Ward by Miss F. Powell and Mss
Burton; solo-Bedtrjce al Jeuda-from Doni-
zetti, by Mrs. Guagcr, who was encored and
sang "waIting" from Graham: duo, from
Ricci's "Crspino" by Mrs. Johnson and Mr.. Nathan;
solo. La Stella Conaianie, from Robauld by Miss
Annie Powell. who also encored and sang
Wards 'frrust Not the Happy Hoursn and quartet
from verdis ..Rgoletto." BY Miss F. Powell, Mis-.
Burton, Mr. Johnson and Mr.. FOssati. The musical
director was Mr.. Gloria. This concert afforded adj
dtonal proof OF what we have often had occasion 10
remark that among American amateur singers there
may be found voices so fresh flexible and sweet as
to give promise OF brilliant musical future for the
New World.
The New York herald., 1869-05-05

HANSON CABs.-A Hanson cab company
was incorporated in our State Senate on Mon
day, and as soon as the bill of incorporation
shall have been signed by the Governor the
introduction of Hanson cabs in this city will
be attempted on larger scale and under more
favorable conditions than ever before. But as
every previous attempt to introduce them here
has failed, and as our citizens have become
welded to the convenences and even patiently
endure the Inconvenience of the present sys-
TEN ofstreet railway cars, il is doubtful whether
this new experiment Of importing the very con-
venient but more expensive Hanson cab from
London will succeed. Although two persons
may ride comfortably for forty cents in one of
these cabs, from Union square to Wall street.
escaping the annoyanccs Of the crowded omni-
bus or car, yet they cannot forget that each of
them has been accustomed TO make four trims
in the omnibus, and at least six in the car for
the same price. Perhaps il street railways
were as numerous and as cheap in London as
they are here Hanson cabs would already
have lost their popularity in the British me-
| tropolis.
The New York herald., 1869-05-05

HOUSE AGENTS. class of persons who
fancy they have full right and power to do just
what they please with the people and the peo-
pies money are the small house agents, and
we are glad to see that one of these has just
been brought to his senses in court. He had
shown house and it was taken but he made
out the lease for another, received the rent
and refused to make the correction. All these
men ought to do business on license, and the
fact of a decision against them in suit like
this should revoke the license. II is not
enough that they are compelled to refund the
money they have wrongfully kept.
The New York herald., 1869-05-05

INCONSISTENT. 1t is said that members of
Congress feel under no obligation to the Ex-
ecutive for appointments, inasmuch as he has
systematically neglected their recommends
tions; and also that he has appointed persons
too freely on the loose recommendations of
members. Where is the truth? Has the
President slighted members or needed them
unwselve
The New York herald., 1869-05-05
THE HERALD IN BROOKL YN.
Notice to Carriers and NcwsdeaIers.

Notice TO Carriers and NcwsdeaIers.
BROOKLYN CARRIERS AND NEwsMEN will in
future receive their papers at the BRANCH OFFICE
OF THE New YORK HERALD. No. 145 Fulton street,
Brooklyn.
ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS and all
letters for the New YORK HERALD will be
received as above.
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T RI PIE S H E E T
New York, Wednesday, May S, 1869.
TO ADVERTISERS.

All advertisements should be sent in before
eight O'Clock, P. NJ, to insure proper cassiti-
cation.
The New York herald., 1869-05-05

WoMANs VENGEANCE. The Excise law h as
served one honest purpose in a household,
ruled apparently by woman who knows
rights. Elizabeth Baker repeatedly warned
a liquor dealer not TO sell rum TO her
husband, and he repeatedly laughed at
her and sold the rum all the same. Then
Elizabeth determined to close his career, and
sent little girl to buy rum at time when
the dealer was forbidden by law to sell IT,
lie fell into the trap. Elizabeth laid the facts
before the Excise Board and the dealer lost
his license.
The New York herald., 1869-05-05

In THE CUSTOM HOUsE.-Reform has begun
well in the New York Custom House, in the
interest of the merchants and not of politicians
and office-holders. This is the first time in a
ticular Wav
The New York herald., 1869-05-05

THE Macon (Ga. Journal states that 'Major
George Anderson, Of Laurens District, S. c.,
had thirteen sons in the Confederate army.
Match him or them who cant" Unfortunately,
too many Of those matches are made in
beaveni
The New York herald., 1869-05-05

SOME DrFrEEENcE.-These words from Judge
Bedfords charge to the Grand Jury summarize
completely our status as to crime 1.-THE bold
and daring recklessness which but few weeks
ago characterized our criminal record has
been palpably very much diminished"
The New York herald., 1869-05-05
Prominent Departures.

DRUG CLEREs.-The law to secure the en-
ployment by druggists of competent prescrip-
ton clerks requires that such clerks shall
study, and lays a penalty upon the employ
ment of others in this special vocation. This
penalty is not its best point and is one that
perhaps will seldom be enforced, though the
law will commonly be violated. The effective
feature in the law is that in cases Of death re-
sulting from its violation there is basis for
proceedings against the delinquent. Some
body can be punished, and few punishments
will do good.
The New York herald., 1869-05-05

CANADIAN RETALIATIoN.-The members of
the Canadian Legislature, in session at Ottawa,
have commenced their annual attempt to re-
strict or prohibit the fishing trade of the United
course they have the support Of the Nova
Scotians, one member going so far as to advo-
cate the total exclusion of foreign fishermen
from the colonial possessions. This Parlia-
mentary exhibition of jealousy towards us
The only remedy, however, for our govern
ment to adopt is the Christian one of annexa
ton, from Newfoundland to Nova Scotia and
Ottawa, of the entire territory, shook, bob,
line and sinker"
The New York herald., 1869-05-05
The Gaa bill in Danger.

People are not to have protection against the
abuses practised by the gas companies for the
asking. Such is the appearance in Albany
just now. The Gas bill passed through the
Assembly without difficulty, much to the sur
prise of those who did not reflect that the gas
men, being good fnanciers, would naturally
prefer to buy up the less numerous body where
one would suit their purpose as well as another.
The bill is now in the Senate, and there is a
suspicious tendency to defer action on it.
Judging by the past it will do no great violence
to the fame of the legislators to see connection
between this tendency and the hundred and
fifty thousand dollars belonging to the gas COM
panies that is now on deposit at the State
capital. Shall the public interest be now
deliberately and coolly sold out by the Senate?
This bill embodies in its provisions a pro-
lection to our citizens that becomes daily more
necessary. Without it we shall still be, as we
have been in the past, at the mercy of corpo-
rations that hold a monopoly on the supply Of
the best artificial light practicable for use.
Without gaslight we cannot live in cities. As
the law now stands we are compelled to pay
an excessive price for q poor article, we have
the most vexatious rules imposed upon us, and
we have no redress anywhere. This winter
the people have forced the Assembly up to the
point of enacting law that promises improve
ment. Shall that law now be bartered away
by the huckstering legislators of the other
house? We fear it will be unless the popular
will is expressed in a way to make the Senate
forget for the time that money on deposit.
The New York herald., 1869-05-05

THE 'BARD" of the Atlanta Men Fra
must be largely engaged in the grazing bust
ness He kills Bullock every day.
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Fer All Throat and Lung Complaints,
Pleurisy, Asthma, Diptheria, Bron-
ehitis, Catarrh, Sudden Colds
and Inflammation OF
tho Lungs.
RLLTIMoRB LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED REFUGEFRoM oUACKERY
THE ONLY PLACE wHERg A CURE
OBTAINED.

DR., JOHNSTON h.. discovered the most certain
wsSsusss Of lie Bsei or Limbs. strisisTss, Irse.
Mon 81 the and .Sy N.r,aa
e.ss xupsn'ia aSvpor Low sSirits. Con.
Els6u Of idcss f.lpitston o. ths Heart, Timidiiy.
sssss q tie hssa. fstSs, Nos 3. ssis. Hasstios.
I Hass Io$ As 81 'Fss
ss &. - to 20
SateiP"Ioas. &c. .inPcseiti or
,.sssssIIy. yaS by: S;:S!: +; victim: Of ssa.
ssnds y poans men mos, sI aisa tsisst. sSf
NAE Sa hay. S .ta
que nee. or wafsd TO sestaey the living Tyre may
call With full '0A'SSf arssfkrAoE,
Married Persons. oIY9upE Men eontsnPlatins
a.sIo dsSlity. asiSrmi,i... IL. speedily cured,
nay ThS Rsf, el%is Ssfi. ss p
"eian' ORGANIC WEAKNESS
I%%sdlsssiy, SSr'S and Fall WIS, R.s.SSsss lin
MI M.;TiSs sps TsT.s' an
are iGo commit Sn
sp;Gs New EhS t5at che s.s
Nos !. LOST sooner BY Hose isiiiss into inpiopsI
nSsts shan ~ i,hx n. pIfssi IN ma,I seI,ses
and dsstrustiss symptoms 70 both body ana mind
.isS IN ysis% 6ssSnss SsIsaTsd: q: rpGy.s.l
nys Power, NsSSu. iT5i'sSll,y; DE.RsPis PA;
bsbiiity. q 'Wastinx Of the Frame. Coughs. Con-
'anPsIISSgat sSsssorru rprnrRrcK STREET.
left hand slis going from baltimore street. few
aSSr sn%s rue corner ran A0' " O''s'
- NJ, istters received unless postpaid and con-
70 Be- used On ,ss sSS
sa1,Isamant "A yisln = s,mptoins
w."n.-o,m. d pr, SihIksT95sE .;,,..,, rorso,
s,sapsts fro as ans ~ IL sse.s eminent Ccesss IN
NJ Es,s 'S e. Rat C LC S9Sss
xs fq1s IA Il T Ss k Ss
and ear, when asfeep, great leryousnsss, being
%a re
meat Of MID wfS Is sSEsa ,RTssSSiTsiissI
IIASh Al thS.s HSS SsSs them
selves By Improper nd ssnsss and :oItary hsbis.
Sfa s:!a RSsy az. .sS o. them for
These are some % ne sad q nd mslanshSJy effects
siIft =: & s.tsss:
81 he RsSTt byspsPsiS SeTvouS irriaSiIty, Boz
fsSE,nsa! y he Digestive fsSs!ioI'. General De.
synToTi al ,SS99sqip ,TaSta tina mind
@asG !. k d.sadS5SIgs::, n afY%STS, cSSniiP:Sn
Sy ,Gt 70 society, ssltastr1st, Love Of soi:
tuas, Timidity Se are some Otthe evils pISdGssd
wEs tSS cause 81 SsG feaS is
their, yEor, Geeomins weak. pale. nervous and
smae'stSd, having SnsnsT fpPssI1Mss S6ou'th
waS Mns
iTS@ SSil so@Et5?n.SO Of a school ~ eject, =
sgt s sats 5' r s mar and
a'%%fS nSta pity .h., .yeuas man. the hope Of HI.
Gsd from S SiiSS ip sdssF S
sstpTs snd inGa!slns IN Certain secret hAoi''
eushP''N'AA A''' jgaRRSknRA
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

pROPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE ASST COMNIssAEI or SuBsIrTEScE,
PIKEsyILLE ARsESAL, MD. Dec. II, lstq. I
Sealed proposals In duplicate will be received At
this ONCE until II o'clock, noon, on fRlDAH.
January H. 1870, for furnishing FRESH BEEF
the troops at this Arsenal for ak t6D months, or
such less time Ms the COmmls.aTy General Of Sub.
sistenca may direct,
Tho Fresh Beef 10 be delivered In such quAuti-
ties As may be from time to time req uired, and on
such days as may be designated by the oihcer IN
charge.
Further partieulsrs upon applicatio TO this office
Bidders are iavited to be present At the opeuiug
OF the bids NJ. J. uREALlsb,
Cart aud q. 5 X. and A. q, 5. In charge ofPikes'
Vile Arsenal declo'bt
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Medical.
THE BLIND MADE TO SEE,

THE BLIND MADE T0 SEE!
THE LAME TO WALK ~
A"a " Mads ysti isiiIoa Tsdicins: '''''D
cities Of New Enslasi as the DInsnis pSysieisa.
S9: pi.! sa Ss &c i II I:
may desire his services for Inc cure Of sh'"-'s a'
eA DE. Lr-s... very suesss,fal in the treatment,
been piOnouaesd ROpsis:'iy ineuTaSis BY other
IL las numerous testimonials in refsIsnse to
voice, and broaeSiai asSItiesi in coughs, con.
samPoE Ard lang sSSSI9ns II Inn SsS sanpSais
ST.. In chronic dArIh@I piles A9d nTSifps'I ~ nS
Saai isaaS.a sore s%s Saa
scrofulA and deafness; In female Weaknesses. ner'
Sy ssS sb Of fs
confinement or other causes.
and in's6 Tss use ISas street,
AID h Hat Hat sSrgi street 81 W hS AS:
afR spas H FsrSsr, BridssPOTt. q and Tho
many In New Haven, Hartford, p,o'idsnss and
Session psSp SaS have 'e'n cured 0' ms
one hour giyontH ns poor ,aT% to 10 O'Clock
in wassiSston only sixty days. nogl-ln'
YhgNBih sIsPENsAEY RoR WOMEN ,d ASR
.s.s sS s GiPsSs
oIsa daily: sa9d.y excepted from y S02p p m;
A'a''l P5aYSs sf sfas ATTENDING Il ''
MSsasss tsa " aas tisli
Wednesday Mpi Lee
THURSDAY, Ut; pvse}'
Friday a. hshI9Ld
SIb5q a TEEcmpscn viii hold surgical Ciiaiqps
every Saturday At $50 p. IN. ApE'u
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The many Ihcugands cured a Ihls ln.IlatiGn
surEisaI opsrstions performed by Dr., ,Johqlten,
Witnessed by tho reporters Of the sun, and
many other papeJs, notices Of which Appehied
again aud again before tae public, bskdes his
sa ding as gentleman Of character and response
bllly, AZ a 40 hieient guar ntee to the afflicted.
sRIN bIsEGSEs SPEEDILY CURED,
Person. " riting should be PARTICULAR in direct
mssRsi; JOHN NJ JOHNSTON. N. D.,
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
iss.ly Baltipnrs. MAIylAna.-
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MAYoR's OPPICR, CRY HALL,
WHsHtS uTos, d. c.. Dec. 9, lS0
Sealed proposals will he received at this Oi1cs
until u clock m, MONDAY, December -. lsa.
for grading aud grayeling COpuectieut avenue,
from street north to the boundary.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard ftr
grading, and the price per square yard for gravel
ing Tie surplus earth to he deposited where the
Commissioner Of improvements Of the FIRST ward
may direct, without expense to this CoTpO ration,
Bids muat be endorsed " Proposals for grading
aud grayeiing Connecticut avenue "
Bids must be accompanied by written Guaran-
tee Of at least one TespOnsibls person, known 10
be such, who must be citizen Of this city, = o. =
The guarantee to be In substance as follows: y.
~, A. b., guarantee that this bid be accepted
by the Mayor, th al tbs bidder will enter intOA COZ
apcs with such contract. tsignedl A u "
dell-td D. J. BOWEN, MAyoI
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Ia large variety BACKGAMMON, Chess, Draughts,
Belique, Cabbage, Parlor Floor Croquet, Cen.
HistoIiscppe Disseeted Pet ures and Maps. Squalls
aud Familiar Danes OF Cards, &c, &c, ; Aud In
Lay fiGurs., Drawing Books and Cards, Drawing
Materials, Writing Desks. school Boxes, Colored
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: THE COURTS.

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THE
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delicate clothing, Contains no lIms. potash. al
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testimonials as to It's efficacy and the w2nderIpl
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X, MaIor'h Drug btoio. cOrnar OF sfNtuth ~ '"
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-14

SUNDAY School Concern To NIGHT
The long deferred Sabbath School con
cert will be given at the Methods, Epis
copal Church, Gold Hill, this evening
The proceeds will be used in the pur
chase of u library for the school. Tit
exercises, consisting Of both vocal ant
instrumental, will be of q most interest
ing character.
Is FROM ELKo.-0uf worthy friend
]. d. Treat, Esq, returned TO Virgins
last evening on a visit TO his numerou:
friends aud old stamping ground
Treat looks as brown al a Piute, ant
fall as healthy. He is established in
business at Elko, and doing first rate,
lie speaks well of that country.
CELEBRATION MEErISG.-The citizens
meeting at the Cour, House, Virginia
held las, Saturday evening pursuant &c
call, TO take measures for the prope,
celebration OF the coming Fourth Of
July, after organization adjourned to
assemble again in mass meeting at the
same place tomorrow evening.
JAMES SrARK.-Mr. Stark is now able
to walk about a little, but is far from
recovering his usual health. II will be
II loag time before he will appear as an
actor on the dramatic stage again. His
numerous friends propose giving him a
benefit soon.
PEARS APPEARED.-The first pears
of the season appeared in our markets a
day or two sirce. Those things the
Enterprise mistook for peaches the
other day were nothing but aprieots'
Peaches will come along directly.
To Ctosr.-Piper's Opera House will
close for the season on Wednesday even
ing next, with the benefit of Fanny Nor.
gan Phelps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-14
LIFE INSURANCE.


HOME COMPANIES.
THERE Is A FEELING INNATE IN THE
breast Of every person that awaSens pride In
m. spccess Of home institutions. It associates
and identifies itself with our love OF country
and attachment to our homes; and the benefit
that the Pacific Coast derives from n patronage
of home institutions is felt In every department
of trade, pervades all the different branches OF
business-cnlarccs that which is already estab.
lIshed, and opens now fields for enterprise and
active industry. In patronizlns home compa.
mics you rely on your own knowledge, and are
No, compelled to take the say so OF interested
representatives.
In times Of disaster and trouble you naturally
seek assistance from your friends; you go to
tho., whom YOU know best, who can and VIII
assist you-apply this principle, acted on every
day, to insurance. Ia there any country more
naturally self.sustaining than the Pacific Coast!
Why then destroy the vital principle OF pros
perity, impoverlsh the country and complain Of
hard times, when your misfortune Is the result
of your W action: Would you deposit your
money In a bank OIL this coast, or on Wall
street. Would You deposit money in 4 Life
Insurance Company on this coast, or one In
New York. Would you buy Mission blankets,
or do you prefer sending Fast: You might get
a better article.
Would you stop the culture Of wheat to
improve the facilities for the importation of
flour: We are all political economists, but
that man sets whately at defiance who exports
gold and silver and imports everything else
What has become OF that $.,0OO,NO sent Fast
for Life Insurance last Year, Is IL drawing you
G per cent, or 10 per cent: Would $2,5oO,OM
added to the circulation on this coast make any
difference in Its prosperity: Would 1t not
increase the amount In circulation here one
tenth. and enable you to cash those outstanding
bills which you long since dcspaird Of col.
Letting!
any company In the world: Is 1t not as liberal
as any? Arc not the laws Of California as
careful OF the interests Of the policy holders us
those Of any other State: Can You name a
company which did the same amount OF business
in the ZANE time that the Pacific Mutual has
done! Do the stockholders Of the Pacific
Mutual get onc.half as much for the manage.
meit OF the affairs Of the company and the
security which their capital affords, as the
officers Of any purely mutual company which
YOU can name get for their services a. officers
without furnishing YOU any security At all:
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". q, G. STEPHENSON, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN.

TAR. STEPHENSON HAS REMOVED HIS
office TO South c street, Virginia, opposite
the Virginia House. Specia! attention given to
the diseases of women and children. PROBES.
sionai calls promptly attended to. Can be
sannd AT his Office at all hours during the day
and MONT. Residence In the rear Of ONCE.
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I

DIR. MAYER will also attend to Dental sur.
gerry. and invites all who may need hls seryiGes
70 call on him. Cupping, Bleeding and Leecnins
performed In the best style. ewsdIsb
For Sale-Frosh Hungarian anu
Leechcs. ansltf
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Notice!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT !
N have this day appointed and empowered
s. II. Robinson to act as my attorney IN iaet IN
all matters pertaining 70 my n USsLi Notice.
state Of Nevada, until farther papnS S IN
Gold HIN, March 81, 1869. mhssu