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A LEXAHDRIA. LopDoUN AND HAMPsH
n RAILROAD.
G&!IE9M%

NEW
BEGINNING OCTOBER !, is6s.
Leave Alexandria daily, except Sunday, at sa.
u, and p. IN. for LeesburE. Leave Leesburg for
Alexandria at .. m, and l2:l5 p m.
ConnectinE At Lessburg with PeAeoek's Line Of
Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Saturdays for Hsmil-
Winchester and Capon springs, returning leave
Winchester on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
Leave Lessburg for Middleburg on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, on the arrival OF the
railroad train from Alexandria, and arrives at
Middleburg at 8 p. m.
Leaves Middlebufs Tuesdays. Thursdays aud Sat.
urdAyst M7A. m, aud arrives at Leesburg at u
m, and tper railroadl Arriyes at AlerAndria at 8
p. m. In ample time for Washington and BAlti-
more the same day.
from Winchester to PtSSR PkRR springs
FROM ALExAkDRIA TO
LeN % 90 Capon springs.....T
Hamilton ...........2 IS Balls Giiis........ %
s;%sS,ii: :: siadisiuiiisi:::::;:;::::: S
Goods per New York. Philadelphia and Bal.
timore steam lines aud Adams Express to care Of
r, n. Hayenner, Freight Agent at Alexandria,
will be Forwarded as far as LeesburE free OF
charge other than our regular tariff rates.
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex.
andria and LeesburE and intsrmediate stations at
cheap rates.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between AlexAndTia and LeesbuTg, and betw cen
those places and intermedate points. arc issued at
reduced rates. WARRINGTON BLYTHE.
uo9-tf General BuperintondenI
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Posr oprIos DEPARTMENT.,

WARRINGTON, July 9, 1907.
Having examined and considered the fore
going articles Of q new Postal Convention
between the United States Of America and
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland, which were agreed upon and signed
In duplicate at London on the eighteenth day
Of June, one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seyen, by the Hon. John A. Kasson,
Special Commissioner, &C., &C., on behalf
Of this Department, and by His Grace the
Duke of Montrose, Postmaster General of
the United Kingdom Of Great Britain and
ireland, on behalf Of his Department, the
same are by me hereby ratified and approved,
by and with the advice and consent Of the
President Of the United States.
In witness whereof, have caused the seal
Of the POST Office Department to be hereto
Il. 81 affixed, with my signature, the day
and year first above written.
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
Postmdsfer- General, y. s.
I hereby approve the foregoing Conven-
tion, and In testimony thereof have caused
the seal of the United States to be affixed.
II. 8. ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State.
WASHINGTON, July =, 1867.
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,ALE OF oovEESxSEE " ,IIG,I5s PROPERTY AT PUB.

. Lilo AUCTION.
HEADa'as gsoisrHl Dlror All. .Posr.l
JEYFrssoE BAhnAoks,M NO, I
Al The Enginssr Depo. yenersen gsrraek. No.,
on THURSDAY, the 9Th day Of February, 1900, At
loa, there will be sold a. public auction, 10 the
erty, oonsisting Of
u anchors.
II axes.
W auGurs.
le pontoon boats.
% boat hooks.
100 halfframes,
81 canvas boat-eovers.
Blacksmith q forIe.
1 set blAeksmith's tools.
lEI ehess plants.
800 yards cotton canvas, new,
II India rubber cylinder doat.
% pontoon wagons.
N fsed boxes.
q hatehets.
aiN pounds old rope.
65 Ghoyela,
Aa pack saddles.
40 sets harness, complete
Also, ! iot Of extra parts Of cart and sig mule
harness, and variety q carpen.ers and ssddlers'
tools.
FARTHER Information will be furnished on appll-
cation at Jefferson Barracka.
By order Of the Chief Rnsinss5 Y h.,,~.
Commanding Post fsb7-td
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Pawn Brokers.
LICENSED BY AUTHORITY
=. ATS

47h LIUkNBKD BY AUTHORITY. l76
B. BUREsTINEs
LOAN OFFICE, Eb Thirteenth street, third door
south Of Pennsy lyania avenue, Money loaned on
time to snit eustomSTs on Real Estate. Gold and
Plate. Pianos. IurnilpIs,, Mechanical Tools,
ssst.H b, BuRssTlaI.
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PuBLlc AbEo EoRBBsSSsda SB SSsSRaFsfEUERHs sfURss ORDNANCE
ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL, Jan, %, lstp.
A large quantity OF Condemned Ordnance and
Ordnance Stores will be offered for sale at public
auction, at Rock Island Arsenal, Ill. on wednes-
day, April 7, lsp, at 10 o clock, .. m.
The following comprises some Of the principal
articles TO be sold, viz:
q Iron Cannon, yariop. ealibersi
l,l0o Field ArriAges and Limbsrsi
100 sets Of Artillery Harness.;
1000 pounds shot and Shelf
$500 sets Of Iufantry. .Aoeoutrements;
2,GO Mcclellan Saddles;
100 Artillery Saddles;
2,0W HAltersi
100 Saddle blAnkstsi
5000 Watering Bridlssi
400 Cavalry Curb Bridlesi
aDo Artillery Traces aud HAmes.
Persons Wishing catalogues Of the stores 70 be
sod can obtain them by application e the Chief q
OTdnance at washin gton, d. O., or Brevet Col. D.
Crispin, United States army Purchasing ofncer.
corner Of Houston and Greene streets, Or upon ap.
Lieut. Col. Ord. BSt brig Gen. u. 8. A, Com
mAndlnG. febl.td
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WAsGISgToN, ,kLExANDRIA.
CHANGE OF TIME.

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEo. 81, 1905
On and after MONDAY, Dec. Hst, 1893, and
until further noticJ, PASSENGER Trains will
run between Washington aud Alexandria as fol-
lows:
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS.
Leave Sshington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, e.iL m. do. for Manassas and Harrison.
Leave AlexLndrla, from corner Of Duke and
Henry streets (from Manassas railroad) ASH p. IN.
do. from Lynehburg, ep. IN.
LOCAL PAssESGER TRAISs.
yLRAvE wAsHIEGToE. LEAVE ALEXANDRIA.
n.slsss s':S .r. DYo,.;i$s PIX: rs?% - &
Z" ~ u,lS - 500
Pm. 10, Is
&" lS p, N,
as as
" " I9 Duke 4 Henry, 90
a. Trains leaving Baltlmore and Ohio Depot Al
s;5 a. IN 4, connect with Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Passenger Trains Al 81. Asaph Junction.
for all points on the line Of thot road between Ma
nAssAs Junction and HarrisonbuIg.
Trains leaving st. Azaph and King streets at 2 ;5
2. m. connect at 81. Asaph Junction with train
from Manassas aud HAIrisonburg at 2;S p. m,
arriving at Baltimore and Ohio Depot at S:0p. m.
and In time for aP M. tssiR Jpr g95 rBal.Im9Tes
W J. PHELPB, Gen u Manager. dee31-tf
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Railroad Houtea,
flNoRR And OHIO RAILRoAp.

RALTihoRH AID OHIO RAILRoAD.
noRi snd WfsHIHsfoS SfD THE wEsT. az.
'0v run ''i'il2T; ros Is,ssiIrrMoRH
"Rs iSh 4 ifE Il MigfP 2 s4tfiSssS tRs SP m
Lssys daily, except sundny, stIoo and a.0s y.
s's ana 1" p yISSR AssApoLls.
L..,:s;i7. :,;. "a z sss 'ob m O'r,'n to orfrom
FOR BILTiaohE.
L'.''"ss s5a w ;%sri' z sasGlSss y G2Gls e and a"p m
..,'sSSs1E q ~ fssts asq 81 81 fds Il Il FwHsr.,
ss r snd !Sc, q e, .nd IS N. -"
..rs q snsf s!.r sstSs I'd s t9sn e HB S.ss9: sS9;
tcwhesl,ns, psrtersbgrs, se.
@ sss. 4 sss az w.. Sdsr. ss. e &: 4:
,l,li.s.s sss TSft EasRA: na po''o. ..
--.- E..,.r q ff.s,portsiicp. r.
6k6. Q. R66SfSs, Sss.rsi is.at. ws.hias,oa.
THh4gHaERR bEsF Rs1ys5S sb sEx EEe'EBsRro'
r,.,,, s.,v..s wAss,5SSros. wn,S,r. SEP IssnnSos;
s.i'T !; :; :, ,
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily toxeept sunday) ha0oa m, II. 30
and 6pp N. &.
ON SUNDAY.
~. Lay. ., ~ New York p m and Phiiadsi'
elsspins cara for New York on q s1p m. train only
Through tickets to Philsdelphia, New York OF
In the aly.
sapoiis. snd the West j l. WILSON,
Master of Transportation.
5ko. J. skt6 k56STs'' SSs9s'ai Assnt ,isSs w..Eias,o. AEi
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Auction Sales.


pYvIHryR OF A DEED OF TRUST ExEcuTED
II IL: sss S.t ssas Pa
20. ~Si.s s'sG s.sS i:sRss sSsS bsss%s. "a
r,sS.S't IN Ls;I NS 8
lbs an, asy % March, ip. ssYoss 70 ale, a pub.
Ai...aaiis, yIId9f, ,h,foIlgyins gIs.psI,y, I yi1;
Sss ssss,pps 81 ,tss:a = sast $ 'ISss p; =
on tSs Ssst % b tss lisrspa IA sna &..Sis ssos
TSiss tsi e ss 20: n z; fS,SnisH ,S
sS sSS es Ss iS,'s s soS 81 = E as
tsr. torstksr With All BUILpIEos en- Asna ingreyS
On css S,ss e r. ssS f
ehisss ana ali the priviis ss:.. hshts and properly
Yor u. % Ssa afsssafs ?. Sflsf = *: b.tiist oi o.
nHSli FssHsssss.y ies sspRssy g .:s.
:aa i d. r.%.ssasf = ]. PslS 4 .ss .sSsi ls.s
% sss ri on ss. sS hass. s1a &. oss
On iAssiS August. isv, Ss rs.ldrs u ths pursbass
Sa Jay Il .als a eS On tss IL said siS August $50. -.
a.Iss,sd sIls s.,$;ss: y: and s.si q ts.'s
Yor ihs psnonsi property. frenshises, AZ, /, terms
cash. y,QRAN shlTH,
The undersigned trustee. named In the deed from
J. r Bonnell TO him, dated August 1857, and re.
g. s.ta 4 Bdns. as.f ss .ssSf. rs sso *
% s' q IN sGys c
Iss term. above indie.isa tN D. Smith and as9 ,:
TO the same. 8. v. BEACH,
dscss.N Trustee.
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sPEScERrAs pEsMhssHrp DEPARTMENT
Of this Institution provides unequalled facilities
for the scquiremeRt Of a free and elegant hand.
LSs snS sp u.ss s T'isSa s or 81
~ Ut NJ 9ss: SasDf
Q style equal to enGrayinH.
ton. ali sarieties of Writing paper, INK, of The
best quality an the spenes,,aS puelie.,,oSSs rs
iege once HENRY N. CoPP, President
HBERT o. sPENcBR, Secretary. iaqe.u
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WFYAaEslNa Ya:. PAPER EVE sAII: At FHIs
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Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES.
Produce Dealers.

TsATHAH R.. GF5BtsE pFBB oRR NJ
AS street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, formerly occupied by HAyenner Co, &,
BUTTER, MEATS and VEGETABLES, and ali
other deleeaeies that the markets WI u afford Be-
neVing that our facilities possess advantages over
many now in the business, aud with determlna
uon to deal honestly with all, We earnestly solicit
jRnis.eOlm j. IL. YEATMAN 4 SON.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Dentistry, Dentistry.

TaHS. d. L. I D. STOCKING hav- <~saz
II Ing permanently located In
Baton Rouge, offer their profess UYYyvWv
sionAl services TO the citizens OF
this city.
Office Corner OfChurch and Laur Sts.,
OPPOSITE TUE MErHopIsr CHURCH.
Together with our many patrons throughout this
State, W have the pleasure Of referring 70 the fol-
lowing gentlemen.
Judge +. COOLEY,
Judge u. II. FARRAR,S Pointe Coupee.
A. PRovosTE,
+ Col. JoHN 8. soorT, w.. r.r.,.
Mr.. ]. SooTT sNITa, "''' r0''o'a"''
Mr.. JOSHUA BEAL,
j. w. DurnE, M. d.,
I II. B. HARTMAN, MD. pa
Mr.. J. G. BoaEL, ""Son 'souso'
DR.. Il. H. DAY,
w. II. N. MAeRUDER. apr2-y
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The Mormons have done something
worth talking about. They have
founded the largest city west Of the
Mississippi and east of Sacramento, a
city with a resident population of
$4,000, the largest church building
on this continent, the cosiest resi-
dences, the best graded streets, the.
loveliest fruit and flower yards and,
gardens, the most orderly people, the
best disciplined churches and thss
finest watered city anywhere.
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abe 6a2fttr ail0 G0nlft.
MAsoNRz-
M ". Q. cAPRRs.

Three Thousand years have rolled away
Upon the tide of!rime, TSssfff
Since Masonry began her march
or noble deeds, aublims. u Yas
And though the angry storms Of waf 81 ~
Have swept the earth with drc,
Her temple stands, nnscsthed, unhart.
With sunlight on Its spire.i III, 1i,ti slLsj.l.
Old empires, long tho praise Of msn, sad
Kings,with their thrones, have passed. away
! Since Masohfy had birth. ~ h 1T
The sceptered monarch, In his pride, 1T
Has long since met his doom,
"A md nonght il left Of his domain ifA3R
But solitude and gloom. bH899t b ptfi
Proud Egypt, with her wsndroua arts,
Her mysteries Of old. I,a.,4- .lsf, lirtsgal
has slept beneath the tide Of Time,
As swlft his current relied. ID II atqH
And Greece, with sll hsf ancient wealth al d
Ofgepius and OF fame,
Scarce holds amid the nations now,
The honor Of name. yfgssW ,y, esNes4a
The glittering towersiof Troy, to which
Tho foes Of Priam came, ,.gf,.sa leeer,
To meet welcome for their deeds
From lips OF Spartan dams;S a.agAfi
Have long since toppled from their bass,
And mouldered TO decay,
The glory of that mighty race. R Aal
With them have passed away y, ,r,ssy
Amid the ravagss that swept i5f M
The cities OF the plain; .s.....x,.i.-s.
Mid crumbling Of imperial thrones,
The fall of tower and fame; } sfi'Tt
Fair Masonry has sti 4 survived
The nations horrid doom, ss@ Y
A beacon mid the night of years, 81
To gild the clouds OF gloom. .ss.
Through every age, stern bigotry .rsf
Has sought to crush. her form; r
But, unsnbdued, she bravely met "'4f-
The tempest and the storm. srri'y
The clouds Of persecution fed .;-ss...
| Before her steady ray, ots@ ol'44S S
As shades Of deepest night before IT
The rising orb Of day.
From Oriental climes she came, ,l aar
| To bless this Western world,
And rear the temple meath the Aag ti1@9o
That Liberty pnfurlsd. a6,eI aHr
Fair Freedom welcomed to our shores,
This m aid Of heavenly birth;G VI Gt Jal
While thousands Of our humble poor,rv
Now own her generous worth.
Ten thousand widows, in their weeds,
Have blessed her advent here,
And many honsioSA oFphAnsA h0Ayt t54t
| Has owned her tender care.
Full many frail and erring son,
To dissipation givcn, oT 3.
Has heard her warning voice, and turned
His wayward thoughts to heaven.
Long may her beauteous temple stand,
To light this darkened sphere;
To gid the gloom of errors night, |.f4
And dry the mourner's tear. "a; AZ
And when the final winds of Time
Shall sweep this rceling ball; a.'''s
Oh, may its glittering spires be ...i 30
| The last on earth TO fall.
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A Norfolk, Va, editor received
last week present of quart Of
strawberries, and it required only
fifteen to make it. Each berry
measured over 81 inches in cir
cumference.
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SAINT LOUIS :
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
ASSETS:
May LIST, 1868, over $s,O0O,OOO.
DIRECTORS:


tY- THIS COMPANY issues polictes on Hrss,
on all the different plans, and at az favorable
rates as any other, while 1t has no restrictions
In regard to residence or trGUel, and all Sts
profits are djutded annually among Ito policy
holders Its policies are oil issued on the NON
roRPRIrIHo PLAN. 1t Is prompt in the payment Of
losses, no company having better reputation for
promptness or liberality.
The amount received for premiums
alone In the year 1867, was. 81 ,4s5 o49 SO
Interest received same time......... l16035 ~
Losses by death for the same period, 255,5o0.
The Company at Its last Annual Meeting, held
In January, declared a dividend OF Forty per
cent. payable In cash, and
ResolUed, .'That all dividends previous to, and
including that OF January, 1867, will be paid
during the current year, at the periods oi the re-
nswais OF the respective policies, ana rom and
after January, 1862 they will be paid at he peri
DDS of the first renewals"
Agency ONCE
IN JAMES MovAY's HARDWARE STORE.
BATON RoUaE, LA.
Medical Examiners
T. J, BURLINGTON, MD. b. DuCHEIN, NJ. D.
JOSEPH s. WILLIAMS, AGENT.
JAMEs MoVAY, Sub. Agent.
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Bounty.

A LII PERSONS, (whits or black) who l.f
n served in the Federal army during NV
the ate war, are entitled to BOUNTY. JNkS
The undersigned is provided with all
necessary information and BLANKS, and VIII give
personal attention to such businssA
Such as have discharge papers should bring
them up.
marla-am dEohtG 4. TlAEs
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BATON ROUGE La THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE TO- 1869
NEW ORLEANS CARDS.

BOYS, CLOTHING--N1EN,S WEAR.
u T. WAESHE. Youths', Boys' and Children's
IL Clothing and Mems FurnishinR Goods,
Importer, No. 1i0 Canal street, New Orleans.
oount-y orders solicited and flled q. o. D..
Money ssfnndsd when not satisfactory.
decl2.6fn @ 49,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-21
Board of Town Trustees.

GoLD Hill, December 20, 1869.
The Board met at $50 P. NJ. Present
full Board. Minutes Of previous meet
ing read and approved.
On motion, the bid of Goldsmith Bros.
to surrender gold bonds ut par WAS re-
jected, and the bid of W. S. Pbelau to
surrender legal tender bonds at 81 cents
gold coin was accepted. Ayes-Mesirs.
Huguet, Flagg, Gallagher, Mercer. aud
President Gibson.
On motion, the Clerk was instructed
to return the certificate Of deposit to
Goldsmith Bros. and notify them of the
action Of the Board.
On motion, the Treasurer was author
lied to pay TO W. S. Phelan the ,am of
S5,053 10, principal snd iutereit, to
date, on the surrender Of Bonds No. A,
81 aud so. Ayss-Messrs. HIguet,
FlaSg, Mercer, Gallagher, aud President
Gibson.
Petition Of Messrs. Wiuterbauer and
Frankcl received, aud, on motion, re-
ferrsd to Committee on Streets.
Finance Committee requested and
were granted further time to report.
Committee on Fire and Water reported
FIVE feet Of water in the reservoir, aud
recommended the purchase of four new
hydrants.
Committee on Streets reported them
in good cendi:ion.
The following bills were referred to
the Finance Committee: Gold Hill
News, Sl4; C. B. Z~sbriskie, $40; H.
Crandali, $3.50.
Special Committee on Collections for
Sewer reported Sl05 Subscribed, q, fol.
lows: Milton 0verman, $40; TT, Fox,
$50; Ksntuck Mining Company, S?5;
Crown Point Mining Company, $50; I.
Gallagher, SIS. Ga motion, repor. re-
csived aad committee discharged.
On motion, tha sum OF sos, sub
scribed for sewer, was placed in the
Contingent Fund. Ayes-Messrs. HUI
gust, Fiagg, Mercer, Gallagher, and
President Gibson.
On motion, Mr.. Hugue, was appointed
n Committee TO confer with the Conmit-
Ice appointed by the Board Of Aldermen
Of Virginia City, concerning smallpox
patients.
On motion, Mr.. Mercer was appointed
one Of the Board Of Health.
On motion, the Board adjourned to
meet Monday next, December eth, at
G:30 p. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-21

TIE EoLIpArs ARE CoNiSG.-oi all inc Au
,,ocrs of all Kinds Of toys. pictures. bird cages,
noor. stationery an , fancy articles, ever exhioited
IN mi, STATE, Lille / Co.. a few doors south OF the
p,,r az California, In Virginia City, nave lnst
onc,ei Inc most elegant, In quantity nnu ya,tS.y;
The very sigh. Of II MAKES the hearts OIL the has.S
cap with Joy and sleefuincss. w.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-21

w.rcnrs. JEwELRr. ETc.-Jus, received. the
,,rres. and finest stock OF Watches. Clocks. Jew
elrv, and Fancy Goods. ever brcush. TO this town,
Now 4, N. time TO select Holiday. presents. ~!
wishias to uuy viii Ind II TO tlelr adSari1Se ~ /"
cssapcr than any other house In Nevada. deie''
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ARRIVALS AND DEpARrUREs.

Arrivals.
BY WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
No way bill received.
BY WOODRUFF AND RSSoR's N
Mrs Mcdonald, Mr. Stelharty, L Brown, d
Lee, W Baily, J Davidovich, Chas Hess.
Departures.
BY WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
Andrew Charles. Rev J N Stewart, Curtis
Tobin, II II Muckle. C w Croker, NJ Fred.
rieks, Jas Stanton, Bryan Kenny. Mr. Black
burn, E A Leland, George 0'Neil and friend.
Miss Lemon. ] Diggins, Mr. Haskins, Mrs
McKinstry, Mr. Role.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-21

SHORTEST DAY.-To-dayis one Of the
shor..s, days Of the year. After this
the Gay, will commence frightening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-21
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
HOLIDAYS!
J. NJ. FLURscHuTz,
Ne. 20 South @ street, Virginia. New.
CANDY MANUFACTURER

AM NOW READY TO FILL ORDERS FOR
i AL kinds Of Cakes, Pyramids. Candies, Candy
TOYS. etc, wholesale and retail. My stock OF
Confectionery. Candies, Plain and Ornamental
Cakes, win be found complete In every respect,
and made from the very best materials, at the
lowest prices. In the Refreshment Saloon, i
have ALWAYS ready the most delicious Coffee,
Tea Chocolate. Cakes, Etc. Families and Par
ties supplied with the above at the shortest
notice, Also, with Oysters In shell. open, or
prcpared In any style desired. And l have Tor
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS:
Sugar Squirrels. Cats and Dogs,
Sugar Fishes, Sugar Frogs,
Sugar Eggs and Sugar Hens,
Sugar Inkstands, Sugar Pens,
Sugar Cradles. Sugar Beds,
Sugar Dolls with Sugar Heads,
Sugar Apples, Sugar Plums,
Sugar Girls with Sugar Thumbs,
Sugar Teapots, Sugar Boats,
Sugar Boys with Sugar Coats,
Sugar Peaches, Sugar Pears,
Sugar Lions, Lambs and Bears,
Sugar Pinks and Sugar Roses,
Sugar Men with Sugar Noses,
Sugar Birds with Sugar Wings,
Sugar Shoes with Sugar Strings,
Sugar Boxes, Sugar Nails.
Sugar Rats with Sugar Tails,
Sugar Notices, Sugar Stars,
Little Sugar Railroad Cars,
Sugar Combs and Sugar Curls,
Worn by Little Sugar Girls,
Sugar Horses, tame and tried,
For Little Sugar Boys to ride,
Sugar Houses, Sugar Ships,
Sugar Babes with Sugar Lips.
Besides Ten Thousand Sugar Toys,
To please the Little Girls and Boys.
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DIR. !. !. McBRIDR's
KIN e. OF PAIN {!
MORE THAN
ONE MILLION BOTTLES
Sold In the last Two YeanI
EVER yBoDY PLEASED WHO UsEs 1T
l. y ALI
TO n PUBLIC.

~ 1Ihn
GRATEFUL FOR THE EMINENT SER.
" vices Of DIR. J. j. Mcbride. cheerfnlly
make statement OF the following facts: For
twelve months / had suffered from pros ration
or my nervous system, resulting In partial paral.
ysis and almost total loss Of sight. a score OF
physicians had abandoned my casc as hopelestIy
iucurablc; / had even heard my days numbered
by doctors and fricnas. In the ngonics Of neu:
ralgic pain I sought the great king Of Pain,
Under that benign influence, In ono half hour l
had obtained more medical aid than ! had
known for long, weary months. Ny sight was
40 much restored that / could read print. al
though ] had needed n guide 10 find Dr. NC
Brides Office an hour before. Before leaving
him I had rcgained the rsc OF my almost palsied
limbs, ard seemingly ;ry strength had returned;
while all those aches and pains. my constant
COMPANIONS, were ditsipated and gone. II 10
now len days silcc ! undertook treatment with
DR.. Mcbride, ana ] can say unhssitatingly ;lst
nm restored as ] could not have expected to
have been In 30 little time. My e~yesiSht t. most
perfectly rcgsined. my whole phyeicsl tyftem
corrected. and In rnGoubicd health.
Nv residence Is IN Reading. ! do business at
No. OK Cambridge street, In this city. where
will Willingly youch IN person for the truth OF
tho foregoing, to any one interested.
TlIOS. T. GREENWOOD.
r. S. have done business In this city for
twenty years. Thousands Of citizens know
me. T. T. @.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-15
A New Play.

A gentleman of this city is writing o
play, which is fail of local interest, will
embrace incidents and characttss which
are familiar to many. 1t will endesvor
to portray some of the realities of life,
will set forth the dangerous opinions and
the false religion of the society Of the
age, will emulate virtue, will emulate
sincerity, will emulate all that is great
and good and noble, will contemn hypoc-
risy, will contemn SANDER, will contemn
all that is mean, malicious and DESPITE
able. Il is believed by the author that
this play will exercise beneficial
iuAaence upon society. Iii shall dis
sipste one unfounded prejudice, or
extract the faugs from one uprous
tongue, the writer will be amply re-
wsrded. 1t will be entitled The Vipers,
or the Destroyers Of Mems Good Names
and the Traducers Of the Virtuous end
the Good