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Whc. lhe misguldc1 "ni lmPruden. votAry
~ nIr.sure irGs tn. Be has !mDiDe! mo seed
oI this p4inlu! disease 1t too often Ea?pc,.$ Ih"'
AN ii timed stI!aU Oi 4l;.,!!G vr r'i.i u! i!scp'-
nrr Ir.nrs him from Applying - those, u,
from education an,. res pectnblIity, can G"h
G,friend him delaying Till tae cpnsllut!"n%I
sy;mpto,na of this ho4r!c G';e-s1 MAKE tHe!r "i
rcarancc, such aS s.cern.cd sore lhron'. d'sc"I"'
nnn., n,.rtur.pl u,.irs j.: me head AID limb.
Iiluncas ol sight, deafness, node on The 60"
bones AMI arms, Do.ci.co Oh tho 2c;ti .'ro rc
extrc?ajt.c., pro Erc=ainy "':h ri %h;.': T"E'd';
oc the nose l.f in, and tE3 victim o.. -n:a ="i'
diseaso becomes d. horr4t c1jcct O.. a1"'na .:'f'
tio@, iii 1sn:a PAT: m gsfodM l. ':'s >, :%".. .c,, 81.
T,n,;f-,, iron, wlcuce 10 traveller rctuI!.s.
Ills i MAAANCIiOAT Fact tia; th,..
Sands c>: victims t. Ibis terrible d!s''s" @",;9 Z
to .ho uE=.iunc-. ~: 49,. g'e-..ri'''. > ~.
BIZ the ass Of .ha: DEiJLi s''.s~l- - -
CUKY, ruin Lno constitution. - i:'~..' 1"'
residue Of l'ir !Il:D:v1.v.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately cured and tull vigof restored.
This distressing Affection, which renders NE
miserable and MARRIAGE Impossible, IS the
penalty paid By tie victims Of impropricty.-
Young persons SIC too apt 10 commit rx
cesses from not being a#s.rc ot the dreadful
consequences that laay ensue. Now, who tnss
understands the :ubicc. %i!l pretend to deny
Lnat the powo: Of procrc-t!on is iusL sooner by
those f>.!ia1 into i,npro,c E..uit= -E:G by thH
prudent? Besides rei"y Gvy: q. -! the pics.
urc Of hoalthy Offspring. III as,sL :orv,= '"I
destructive 2yia ytoi:.a =. ii 3O>' -. Md
ariac. Iao System 70. 4. %i;aI.1, 'AH
Physical and Man;a! ,'~nc, rs W ,Ae;od
Loss .! Hr"@c-;:.iy@ 70 ~. : v"ea i:-itHII;i-
". Dysno,.sia, Pn.pta. .. g 3eArt ln''
.cstl,,c. Constitutions. >, ,lt,,y, aHd Wasting
"f .ln ,'r.,n., Cui.ujn. ...l j.. ~ 4nu Do"Lh.
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MEDEGAE.
LOCK HOSPITAL.
AS A REFUGE FROM
QUACKERY.
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CURE
CAN BE OBTAINED.

DR. JOHNSON has discovered the mos.
Certain, Speedy, and only Efectua Remedy it
the World for Weakness Of the Back or Limbs.
Structures, Affection Of the Kidneys or Blsdde:
Involuntary Discharges, lE1potency, General
Debility Nervousness. Dyspepsls Languor,
Low Spirits Confusion Of Ideas, Palpitation o:
the Heart Timidity, Trembling Cimne2s Of
Sight OF Giddiness. Disease Of the Head
Throst, Nose, or Skin, Affections Of the live
Lungs, Stomach. or Boweis-those Ierrlble
Disorders arising from Solitary habits Q;
Youth-secre. end solitary practices more tata!
TO their victims than the song OF Syrens to the
Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most bril-
liant hopes anticipations, rendering mar
7iage, &c, impossible.
YOUNG MEN,
Especially, who have become the victims OF
solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive
hsbit which annually sweeps to An ultimely
grave thousands Of Ioung Men Of the most
excellont talents and brilliant intellect who
might otherwise have ontranced listening kens,
tors with the thunders Of eloquence, or walked
to estscy the living Tyre, may cal! with tuN
confidence.
MARRIAGE
Married Persons or Young Men comtempls
ting marriage, being aware OF Physical Weak
ness, Organic Debility, Determines, speedily
cured.
He who places himself under the care OF Dr.
J. may relisiously conlde il his honor as
gentleman, and confidently rely dpon bis skill
rbu jpiuu
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,.,.rr.,..;, +n,; Doath Notices fifty cts. Obitu-
ay.cs viii y" charged ut advertisement rates, for
nJ;i""s Urn~ four lines.
Transient advertisements will be inserted at
former rates viz: 81 for the first insertion OF
ono square, of oigh, lines or less, and twenty
five cents for each subsequent insertion.
For Special Notices or City Items Is cts. per
line !or uho first insertion, and eight cents per
lane tor each subsequcH. insertion will be
,nnrgGt.
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STOVES, TENW ARE. Dc.
~ PECIhL INFORMATION.

SPECIAL INFORMATION.
This Is the ago Of Improvement, and man is
constantly on tho alert awaiting tho ,.nehunce-
ment Of sone new discovery in srt or science,
by which no may economizo labor, save ex-
pense and appropriate to himself the advaE-
tages derived from scientific discovery. Ac-
cordingly science has yielded to tho ingenuity
of man, and S. 3. SEXTON'S 8 BALTIMORE
FIRE. PLACE HEATER mas been presented
to the public. This Heater has been improved
by top feeder" which makes it tho best and
most economical Heater in The market. With
but one fire it will heat from one 10 fou? rooms,
thereby saving q great deal OF labor and cX-
ponse, nnd obtalnnga uniformity of tempora-
tire not reached by the ordinary methods OF
heating.
have, with much care. selected my stock Of
STOW FES--embracing ell tho varieties Of
COOK, Pa LOR and HhLIIGnd to which |
call your attention tho viii! hn Srli On the
most reasonable terms.
sqntiRue to ietnre ~ articics Of tt
Also, ROOFING, SPOUT1NG, CUTIE r.
ING, Sc, done in the best manner. special
attention given to the rGrair Of Fire Place
Heaters and nll other Stoves.
THOMAS HOY,
sep 2!--tf :. W. cor. King and PITT SIS.
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INSURANCE AdzEiSsEaiS.

HHRISTMAS PRESENTS At BEEKY'S
Y IN GREAT VARIETY.
Ladies' Lace Collars, Cuffs end llnndkor-
chiefs, real and imitat1a French cmbroder-
ed setts in beautiful patterns.
Also, all kinds of Linen Collars, Cuffs @md
Handkcrchcfs.
silk Scarfs, sashos Of AL kinds coIor5 and
widths Silk and Satin Sailors Ties; Roman
and Plain bows in different patterns.
All kinds of DOLLS; FrcncA Patent ard
Untsnned Leather Doll Heads; Beautiful Wax
Dolls with real faxcn curls, and Of all slZes and
at all prices.
Several new novelties in the TOY LIN b.
Bohemian Toilet Sets and Vases; Work Foxes
and Writing Desks OF beautiful workmanship; ;
China Cups and Sauccrs, Tea and Dinner Setts,
Match Boxes, Soap Dishes, Watch Cases, Wax
Figures and Card Baskets
JEWELRY in endless variety; pcriumeI
Necklaces and Sctts; Bracelets Arab and
Shawl Pins, Sleeve Buttons and Watch Chains,
Agate Brilliants, Jet, Coral and many "tner
kinds of Sctt:.
Segar Stands, Slipper Patterns in plain and
Tufied work Lubin's, Barney's, Phalon's and
other popular Perfumes; English and French
Hair Brushes, fancy and plain back: and al! nr-
ticles pertaining to the toilet; all of which src
suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS, and are
TO be sold a. very low prices: Gail and oNam-
ine [Gec 14l 9. G. BERRY. - King St.
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liACHINISTS.
NTACHINISTS AND BLACKSMIrH~
W & MOORE 81 SON

w. S. MOORE & SONS
have removed their Machine and Blacksmith
Shop to No. CT Union street, whore they are
prepared to furn,h all kinds Of MACHINERY,
WROUGHT and CAST IRON FENCES, sc.
REPAIRING done with dispatch, and at
prices that were charged previous to the war.
sep 23-eoGm
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y1THITELOCK'S VEGETATOE.

w
a supply Of this valuable Fertilizer JUS. re-
ceiTcd by THOS. PERRY,
nu rs No. l5 King s..
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FERTILIZERS.

DAUGH'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE
d Warranted to contain a basis Of pure Raw
Bone, and no mineral or Inert matter whatcT-
er A Fertilizer Of Is years standing eq ual to The
best in the market, and sold st price much
below any other article equalling l. in value
Price $50 per 200 lbs. For sale by
THOMAS PERRY,
General Commission Merchant for the sale OF
Flour Grain, SC. Alexa, Va. aug lG-cott
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BOOTS a. sR9es s;ts.

" o1l 9 e
A large stock q Boys and Youths
FINE AND HEAVY BOOTS.
Of superior qunlity, which will be sold At grost
ly reduced prices. All in wan. will do VOL +"
dec 2~-2m W. h WADDEY.
AplFS DKFsS BOOTS.
A,y',nlrd ! stock bcnu;fpi s:arsb;oanl cheap
oct lin ~ WADnEl'>, 4 King st.
Fades: BUTTON BOOTS.
\ grys. variety Q: styles, handsome, good
and cA":n ..
AIDES WALKING BOOTS
a fine stock of every style and quality, at
oct i4-Sm WADDEY'S, u King St.
T AIDES CANADIAN BOOTS.
Ladies Canadian Slippers.
Ladies Maria AnLOnette Slippers
Ladies' House Shoes Of every description, at
oct l4-3m WADDEY'S "a King st.
r ApIEs TOILET SLIPPERS.
% oct oi-hn 14-8m wADDEY's, "a King st.
MISSES WALKING BOOTS.
Na - School "
" Dress great vArle-
ty. good and cheap at
oct 14-3m WADDEY'S "a King ST.
rHILD'S BOOTS AND SHOES-a large
4 stock-Combination Tip, the best child's
shoe made; will wear three times us long as the
ordinary shoe, at
oc. l4-3m WADDEY'S, r. King ST.
DOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
l. The largest best and cheapest, at
Get l4-3m WADDEY'S, II King ST.
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tion being $4,000, but the property. is
incumbered With mortgages and almost
endless legalexpenses. n
G~entIs1aaly BurEIsrs..
A delegation Of burglars artistcaliy
dressed, 4 la Boston Commercial party,
accompanied our Massachusetts visit
ors in their recent excursion to Calls
topa. They were full Of statistical In
formation, pointed out all the points
of interest on the way, and made
themselves such agreeable companions
that they were requested to join the
Yosemite trip, but declined on account
of pressing business In the country.
Mr.. Patton, of the Cosmopolitan,
found himself minus mi hundred dol
lars. Mr.. Connolly, Of the Geysers,
had his store of wealth diminished by
some forty dollars, and several of the
Eastern gentlemen were victimiZed for
fifties and sixties. After going through
the rooms at the hotel and collecting
all the stray watches within reach, the
operators returned to their Barbary
Coast haunts, and the police r puz-
zled to know II It Is an importation of
scoundrelism, or old hands In a new
role.
Odds and Rnds.
Barnum Is made happy by the cap
ture of a sea lion, some eight months
old, so tame and intelligent that 1t
does not at all answer to Its name. In
o reply filed by Samuel Brannan in the
Fourth District Court to his wife's ap-
plication for a divorce, he says that his
property Is worth $780, 900, but mort
gagged to the extent of $400, 900; that
lis monthly income Is 5000, and all
absorbed In paying interest on his
debts. Captain Forbes, one Of the Bos-
ton visitors, and the commander OF the
jamestown when that vessel carried a
cargo of provisions to Ireland during
the famine of 1S47, was announced 70
deliver q lecture on Wednesday night
for the benefit Of the children Of Cap
tain Williams, who was lost on the
Oneida when that vessel was sunk by
the British steamer Bombay, but tne
manuscript having been mislaid, the
audience had to content themselves
with an account Of the voyage of the
Jamesto,on, and those who were dlssat-
isfied were told to come again to-mor-:
row and hear the discourse In full.
Frou-Fr0u has been produced at Mn
CURES, with Alice Lingard In the title
role, in a style that rivals the scenic
and stage effects Of the California The
ater's best efforts. The Lingard en-
gagement closes ON Saturday, though
business would justify two or three
weeks extension. JACK HoRNER.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June lis p. NJ
The Decoto Land Company, with a
capital of three hundred thousand dol
lars, with privilege of increase to; one
million, was incorporated to-day, and
Will buy and improve part Of Rancho
Arroga de la Alameda, In Alameda
county, three hundred acres, ~subdivided.
The Trustees are Charles Alpers, j.
zimmerman, VIM. Harvey, 8. Mathew,
Adam Schmidt, Rudolph Neuen-
schwarder, j. l.. Schwartz and F. W.
Freund.
THE fruit growers and dealers, after
q conversation, have decided that they
Will not attempt to ship fruit East this
season, except upon positive cash or
ders, NO one being willing to run the
risk Of shipping at present rates. This
renders It certain that n extensive
shipments will 90 East this year.
The Buckeye aud the two adjoining
at Eureka District, Nevada,
have been sold to San Francisco capt.
for 800, 900 down and a larger
payment.
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SAN FRANcrsco, June 10, 1870.
Tha Laffnrx IninncfIan.

The Lottery ln1uncttoo.
An injunction to-day has struck more
terror to the souls of San Francisco
fair and brave, proud and lowly, sim
full and holy, than could the tremor of
a decent sized, MISUNDERSTANDING,
sprightly earthquake. As most Of the
residents of this fair city carry their
souls In their purses, 1t follows that
our gold and silver has been affected
BY some untoward result, that the cir
cular metalics, noticed "In God we
trust" have somehow or other taken
unto themselves speculative wings and
flown away, leaving us only the mem
ory Of a pious inscription, and the sad.
reality that In man we trusted too
much. And such is, indeed, the case.
With a thoughtful desire for financial
welfare, every man, woman and child
on this sandy spit Of a peninsula had
resolved to lay up treasure. OF earth,
diiu dhe u CIIhllCc VII LIc luOLilS COI-
rupting and thieves breaking through
to steal. This great result was to be
accomplished by an Investment of five
dollars, emitting the holder to admis-
sion to q magnificent entertainment-
programme TO be hereafter announced.
but which was understood would con-
slst Of an Ixlonish performance ofbind-
ing US all for an hour or two to a lot
terry wheel. But. with.a spirit Of
maifgnancy that N could scarcely
imagine existed, except In t~herelations
ofthe Methodist Church South to the
Methodist Church North. Daniel
O~'Connelf2unworthy narnesake Of the
great Irish lfberatorAenjsfnsthe Mere
camille LabrsryAssociation frorn pro-
ceeding further with their charitable
schme ofselling half dollarsfordolla
and Judge Morrison has such an unu-
snal respectfo the splrit9f nesC cnsd-
tuition, as to require tho de4enaspt
impscuniotity, TO appear o. Nhaday
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RICE SrRKE.-The Nevada Tran
script learns from good authority that
. rch gravel strike was recently made
at Michigan Bluff, In Placer county.
The channel was struck and a pan of
dirt taken out containing $4,000 In
gold. This development was made by
. German who, for twelve years, has
been peRging away at his tunnel, when
b. could raise money by working in
other claims.
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Prom sPAIN

MADRID, June 10.-Yesterday, the
patrol guard founda part Of, the brig
ands who captured the Englishmenl
recent, and killed three and captured
their horses. Others escaped. Yhe
seventy thousand reals Of ransom
money were found on The killed,
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GETTING OLD.-Senator Nye, the
old Gray Eagle Of Nevada, was IS
years old yesterday. The anniversary
Of his birthday was celebrated In Car
son City, by his admirers, by a salute
Of guns under the direction Of Colonel
Curry. SO says the appeal. We also
struck q match on u right thigh in
honor Of the occasion. We hope the
old Senator will come out soon after
ths adjournment of Congress July
18TH and help US fight the good old
battle during the next canvass.
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BY THE

Death or Charles Dickens

LONDON, June 1913 A. M.-Charles
Dickens died at twenty minutes past
six, last evening, of paralysis.
LONDON, June 10-6 P. M.-The
death Of Charles Dickens causes pro-
found sorrow throughout the land. He
was apparently In good health on
Wednesday, when he wrote several
pages of "Edwin Brood" a sudden
rush of blood intensified his affection.
His friends are making unusual de-
mo~nstrations. and the public grief In
London and other cities Is great.
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RAILROAD MEETING.

DY REsoLUTI0N or THE BOARD OF
b Directors Of the WrEinia and Truckee
Railroad Company, there WIN b . meeting Of
the Stakeholder Of s.id Company on. MON.
DAY, the 18th day Of July next, ats O'Clock ?.
K, 4; Of 81, s,ia ~ S. y,, q ne s ss.is Of 81 ne Ssy cSnp soG lie se
election Of Q full Board Of Directors 70 serve
until the ncxt annual election. gV
Efs r. A. TRrTLE, Secretary:
Virginia. June oth, 1910. E.e 1el0-td
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I'm Prince OF Wales has two ille-
Gtttnate children In Germany. One
q Weshaden and tia other at Franz.
tEton-the-AAin
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RROm SAN FHANCApCO
Geld = Greeabaeks- The Weather-
RxaninaHisn Of Rsrgers TIE
MersantiIe Library Lsttery-Rteh
Geld 0uartx iron Arisona-A Ter
rtSlo Accident % man-Csrsner's
InSuest-A Lawyer after the FED.
eraI. LudEes-The Gisrisss Fssfsh.
SAN FRANCISCO, June ia T. A.
Gold at IL A. NJ, 1881. Greenbacks,
80; selling at ss4.
A dense fog Is prevailing, with a
strong southwest wind. Also, a mist
heavy enough to wet down the dust
completely.
The examination of the parties
charged with forging rreadwell @
Co.'s check and passing 1t on Hickox
& Spear, is set for this afternoon.
The Mercantile Library lottery office
Is open, and the managers are still
selling tickets to all who desire them,
but the demand has fallen off materi-
ally, pending a decision of application
for an injunction, which will be had
on Monday 1t Is reported on the
streets that the injunction Is sued out
at the instigation Of parties connected
with the Catholic Orphan Asylum, who
had asked the Legislature for the same
privileges as those granted the Mercan-
tile Library, to benefit their insti-
tuition, and failed to receive permission,
There Is nothing definitely knownupon
which to base the reports. The man-
ayers declare there Is not the slightest
doubt that the petition for an injunc-
ton will be denied.
Gold quartz from the mines at the
camp of Date Creek District, between
Prescott and Wickenburg. Arizona,
has been received here, and Is creating
a decided sensation. 1t Is exceedingly
rich with free gold. resembling the
famous Vulture rock. A company Is
to be formed. ut once, comprising a
number of Eastern capitalists, to
work It.
John Miles, an employee at the North
Point Warehouse, while hosting rice,
was caught under the jaw, inside the
neck, by a sharp hook on the tackle,
and hoisted % feet into the air, and
suspended several moments before he
could be let down and the hook pulled
out of the flesh. His wound Is very
severe, but not Of a fatal character.
The Coroner has commenced an In
quest In the case Of p. Kenny, who
died on Sunday, 1t Is alleged, from
blows received at the hands Of j. b.
Rogers.
william Hastings, the lawyer who
brought proceedings In Washington to
impeach Judges Field and Hoffman,
has returned to this city, and declares
his purpose to prosecute the case to
the end.
A meeting Of citizens was held last
night to inaugurate preparations for
the celebration of the Fourth Of July,
Jacob Deeth presided, and was author
lied to appoint a committee of twelve
on permanent organization and officers.
Th maetino than adjourned,
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Aims. DRooD Is Mrs. Partington's
hsest rival In the misuse Of the En-
ettan language. She Is the creation Of
. western magazinist.
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FROM ~NTI

CoSsrXSrrNopLE, June 10.-The loss
Of life by the late confiagration Is one
thousand people.
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s~IrUATIoN WANTED.

RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WHO W,
defstnds cooking IN ~ N brauchs., II
S:sis0s; i & Sssti q I. ( 4 st az Once : a''' eA''
sod I'm, JunS 10th, 1870. jsloftFN
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UNIoN
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
1 Committee In Vifginia City, on
Thursday, Juse 23, At y O'oleck p. n.
The attendance Of al the members 10 partic-
p p1Ha s ssq ~ dou1 Esess ~ fnaIssa. nom white
@. c. BATTER1AN, Secretary.
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LATEST TELEGRAMsl
rRon SAN ~PRANCIsoo.

u.czlxro rnr GOLD KnzsDAnr M, n
= WxsrERN UNION rH1raRAPH LIZ
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A meeting Of citizens was held last
night to inaugurate preparations for
the celebration of the Fourth of July,
Jacob Deeth presided, and was author
lied to appoint a committee of twelve
onpermanent organization and officers.
The meeting then adjourned. Na ,
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to regain the custom that has been
taken from them by the Celestials.
There are some four hundred white
women In San Francisco dependent
upon their labors In washing clothes
for q living, but people, generally pat
ronize the Chinese because they work
SO much cheaper. It Is almost heresy
to say that It Is altogether the fault Of
white women that they have lost this
business, yet such Is the case, as their
charges are Just double that Of their
Coolie competitors, and the public
while ardently opposing Chinese labor
is not prepared 70 pay an extra dol
lar per week to crafty this dislike.
THO mines 81 AYissna
have lately attracted considerable at
tention here, and there is now a likeli-
hood that their value will be tested by
practical working. A company Of
miners has been formed, each man
contributing $500; and for this all ex-
penses are paid to the Territory tools,
provisions and weapons are furnished,
and an Interest given In what Is said to
be very Rich placer diggings. One
hundred men left last week, armed to
the teeth, and II MI. Apache. attempts
to dispute their right to prospect his
hunting ground, some good Indian Is
pretty certain to take q hasty departure
to the unknown bourne.
A Survivor Of the Deaser Parry.
a-...
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ton being $4,000, but the property. is
incumbered with mortgages and almost
endless legal expenses. X
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s SsaE 3 dS .,SS 81 ). s,:ss. ..
this distfbunon. tn. Tfustses Fsssfvs
rsAsss reject sa5 .2Mc
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p6 III T Ias sn.R h;ss r. .PgRss!EPRsssss , s sig III!
fornia Street, Bustpess Agents for the aab o.
Tickets, and for the Transaction Of al Busine .
connected with the Entertainment, to whom Al
Communications may be addressed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-11

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