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, 1870-05-23
SUPERIOR COURT,

CUSTETASCES ORDERED.
Henry 4. Montgomery ct Ell z. IettH Of Asa n.
Chambers Ct ais Decree for conveyance e
Henry A. Montgomery and Ahner Taylor ot tht
ha Of h fs2 Sf e
FumeA o1 the south ha1f Of the same half 4nArter
Henry Greenebaum T. Jesse Embree ct al
ave, and s. and s., In Block 81, Canal Trustees
Subdivision Of Section !. s9, Il.
po,,o, p.ns sEeHaS1cs E.';s, iIaS 5aG.u Finding >,
jury that fl0..oo Is due, and lien upon Lots4 to
gsnd Lots IL TO q inclusive, OF Block 81 OF Hyde
Pa1k Improvements
Joseph and Sarah H. kaufman :. John T. An
deryun. Action OF t1eapass instituted, damages
that IN assauli was made upon Mr. Kaufman, M
der UNUSUAL circumstance The allegation isthat
ME- kaufman, being confined TO her bed By ty-
phhs fever, bscame temporarily Insane, and. In the
nenzy, ran out Of her ruom aud the house. reach
ing the doorstsps, where she tainted Defendant,
,ods IN ne sane 1ae,s non; =; Insa to aa
performing other acts OF Indecent violence After
this he, for some time, prevented The sick woman
prevented @ 81 tits part Of hts mh1msnity s. ths
D1 Dieuis i : tsh COIN '. Edward W. Morrison ct
10 restrain defendants nom. Interfering
With plaintiffs occupancy Of the Ga, store
s:andin0 which possession and right OF occupancy,
defendants tnfE4Ien 10 le2I QDWO me ouu41lt%s
and have ACTUALLY commanded operations In tn1i
direction.
James c1ang1e :. John I. Bereridge- Action
on the case. Damages laid at f2o,o0
Robert Smith Y. j. Hoffman Ct Il Petition To
sos. on house and lot No. 1z21 1ndiAuA ayenue.
John Canf1eid :. Propeller Lady Franklin,
Warrant for supplies, s, ,o091s.
Edgar N. DoolIttle =. Same. WhrTant 1of
-Albat Blake '. William Newt Trespass.
Damages laid at $500 for an assault and battery
alleged rs Of the 18Th instant
, 1870-05-23
AMUBEMENTa.


This evening Manning 8 Ainst1es VII eoao1nGace -
49,. ,sst weeI Of their season at the Dearborn The
.. s ' A. its close they viii visit Cincinnati for
11N-aerz returning here IN August to begin
H.'r srason with fresh and attraenVe novelties,
nd . rndoubtedly with continuance OF ms r.
msrsablc sneccss which has always g1eetsa a. os n,
pobany The only sas enia2ed tbs 1u1n
c. eo as1s aT:s PSI S ,1 s51Tas a shae nS'
weather and cold "saap9eE "1aa9G rmes M % Tie history
q q.,t1 ne been eesh q abous
80 s. S5erssn s5s! :sssSss
ss5s venfar Tor iss, seRaay moas; se9s
ii - 4sey sas scx s9s
nsagEssa iact dung ne mann
peno1ssf tns1 Effected permanent HI
, 1870-05-23
RECORDERS COURT.

:.
Thauas Walsh was tried for and convicted OF
the larcguy Of coat, valued at atty dollars from
EiIam Hadley. The jury assessed him t2 stay 70
the renltcntaIy during eight JeatA Ae 1nen
ten iolla1s having heretofore plead guilty Of the
larceny Of u carriage robe
nj rI'bberyEthe taxing Of shawl valued At So
br force. from Ann O,Bricn- They were rcnanded
for eenfence. ,,-,a-- a,
william Smith pleaded GUILTY 81 me larceny % %
to the County jail for sixty day1 =,
the case against Francis IacHnef, Esg, o.
which Ihc particulars have 1ere1oloIe oeen E.1si
upon request Of the defendant F1om the es1denct
on Inc part OF The 1t appeared tna5 tot
charge was the result Of mtsaNprene nensloo, &nn: ~
the Court {McAluster) expressed It Y Was . I'M:
prov1dently brought, !" and never should have beer
presented. The case was dismissed
, 1870-05-23
COUNTY COURT.


Estate OF Michael Diye5sy: The inventory Of
this large estate WAS nled On Saturday By Iessrs.
Barber LarkDer, who represent the widow, who
se,ss4s5 net and consists of-real estate: part
Of Block 81. Canal Ttustees' Subdivision q squth
fractional Section 3 50, Il, valued At - 0o: Lots
1,s, g. and s, Buffers Subdivision Of the north.
east corner Of Block -, Kinzie's Addition, Ealued
at SO 0oo; Lot 2. Block -, Canal Tfustees' Suhd-
vision Of soush fractional SECTION 3 q, = except
the north &c feet valued 1t & s500 Lots 10 and u
Original Town, valued at S1I 900. Lot 1uf Subd'-
vision Of the sonfh 10S acres OF the southwtst
quarter Of Section IS, ~ IL, valued 1t SOD; und
vfded half Of Out-lots II and II, Canal Trustees
Subdivision Of the eaSt half OF Section g, ~, H.
valued at s33 900; undivided bAf OF the BoutnWess
quarter Of northwest quarter OF Section g. 20, II
TA1ued at $4,000, Lots 90 md q Of north half OF
Block :, Canal Trustees subdivision Of south fEac-
t1onal Section g, II, Ealusd as a. xsooooj
Block :; Lots 10 8 inclusive, and 10 n
block s: and blocks ., 10 AndT1l In LII DtyefsyS
subdivision OF the southwest fractional quarter OF
section 50, II, 13, valued NJ $500: total realty
$eas. .4D1 subject, however, 70 enc1mbt1aces
amounting to $s91bu: and ls TO block q, the Gov
eminent lien for any forfeiture By reason OF any
violation OF rte revenue law affecting dlfl!eneA
Personal property. cash In bank f149-2. and u the
hands Of E FrnsslnE, $o5Gs9; interest IN Lul'1
Brewing Company, x2e5, 200; n0teS, $3ea.s6; B1ocE
In cincinnati Health Assurance Company, FL 200;
rents collected since demise SSA0s. cia!m against
Andrew Michaels s. as4 ~, with several soares o.
mining stock without value and some other bonds,
making {ecfC1LE.
, 1870-05-23
TIE CITY IN BRIEF.



About quarter Of yesterday morning, Police
man Hogan, who VAS standing on the corner Of
Clark and Taylor ttteets, heard shot fred, and
started north on Clark street, from which dlrec-
hon the report came, to Iearn its csuse. He
reached No. At, disreputable house, and was
informed that Ente FaTero had shot herself In the
breast. Not aatisned with this statement, and
knowing katc and her "man," jules Fayero,
well, he subjected the inmates Of the place to q
cross-e1amlnatIon. Some OF them informed him
that jules did the shooting, and had Jumped
awar. Hogan searched for him, ard found this
70 be partially rue- The girl 1t seems, had told
FaFero that she Intended to start for Dubuque,
she should not 60, and, according to her statement,
Rhe picked up revolver, rushed In the hallway,
and nred at her heart This may be tr1lc, as tho
ball enteIed her left breast, producing hnt nesh
wound. She wss taken to the Armosy aud attend
cd by Dr. Henderson. Yesterday afternoon she
wanted to know WHY she, and not sJnle," had
been arrested, and added: ''But he's Jumped >
AWAY; thnt's the rrason.r She also said it was
pity she had not killed herself This morning abe
VIII probably have hearing, and be dned for
Gkf1}z0Yfff1Y q T1lnhrctr " 0
, 1870-05-23

nrst The second waa signed. aTour friend,
h eaJd To hnve bect, wealthy. He WIS q Membar
Of the nm OF Marquazott & Bro, Jewellers, Iowa
Cit. The body was sent to Iowa City by expsess
faSt eycn{np.
, 1870-05-23

Too often a cold Is considered u
very ordinary, tining affair, lust rs well to go g.
simple, curatle Infection. Is converted into Sc
rous and generally fatat pulmonary disease. The
more prndent, aware that violent cough OF cold
taken carnof fruu It's ncIplency, promptly make
use Of Dr.. p, Jayne's E1pcctorant, curative
which has sustained its reputation for over thirty
exert most beneficial influence On an the brpu-
chiat and pulmonary organs. Sold BY all drug.
ryjS4a
, 1870-05-23

The Hest and Original Tonic Of
Tron.-Phosphorus and Callsaya, known IL Fenu
Pl0sphorated Elixir Of Cal1saya Bark. The iron
restores color to the blood, the phosphorus re-
news waste Of the nerve tissue, and the calisaJa
gives natural healthfnl tone to the digestive or
guns thereby curing dyspepsia IN ts various forms
wakesn1ness, general debility, depression Of spir-
its; also, the best preventative against fever and
ague Manulacturcd only by CasWeu, Hazard &
Cn New York. Sold by druggists.
, 1870-05-23

St. janice 14ntcl4 BO8f0U, mN8S.-
During the travelling season, II our patrons viii
kindly inform us either hy telegram Or letter, Of
thelr intended arrival, ne can be better prepared
for their comfort.
In accordance with the reduction In the value Of
rOIJ. the Transient board at the st, Janus Is re-
ducel to four dollarB per day.
PROPRIETOR ST. JAMES HOTEL
, 1870-05-23
Drowned

TOLEDO, Max 22-Al1Ie Carpenter, Eon Of j. E
Carpenter. P49mRster OF the Toledo, wabash
|AWcstern Railroad, Wis drowned>Rp1le bathing IL
the river last evening.
, 1870-05-23
Window Screens.

Wire cloth window screenR arc again coming In
demand. Persons wanting them should go to the
pioneers In the trade Mezsts. Evans Co., No. 2o1
Like street md No. 49 State street. who have IA
cties for putting up screens for the Whole city.
Painted wIecloth Is furnished at is cents per Sa1d.
The trade are liberally dealt with.
, 1870-05-23

Deputy Coroner Spears held an inquest yester-
day afternoon, ut No Il Q'Brien street, owe. the
remains Of Arthur Parker, 10 years Of nge, who
VAS killed BY locomotive On the Chicago i
Northwestern Railroad, on Saturday afternoon, at
the corner Of Harrison and Beech streets. The
one car to another on 3 mortug train, missed his
footing, End WAS run orcE. The Jury rendered a
verdict that death Has accidental, and e1oner-
BE also held An inquest on the botly Of q little
girl at No a55 Twenty street. Her parents
arc emfgrants, and arrived In this city about two
weeks age The little one wns taken sick on the
road, and rs the father had no money, medical
assistance was not procured a verdict that death
resulted fr0m natural causes Tas rendered by the
, 1870-05-23
Eirn On EnHth Wxter StreeI.

The alarm from Box no, S, at quarter after 3
O'Clock ycsterlAy morning, was occaeioned by the
discovery Of 8DoEe Issuing from the third story Of
E1y's building, No 1B South Water street. occu-
coIees md spices The structure WIS damaged
10 the extent Of s1.O00 by IRE and water; insured
sured for ST, 600, as follows: Putnam, Of Hartford,
s. 200: Merchants, s, ,ooo; Lnmler1nants, Se3oot
Merchants aud Mechanics, 1905 Occidental OF
$500; Mutual Security, sa COO The CAUSE Of the
dIe Is unknown
Box No IS WEB struck ~hy sight 1t II IS last
evening. There vas fire somewhere near uyds
Park ..-.
At 1e:s5 Box No. es1 WAS struck - by sight, n
The IRE was outside Of the city limits, In the dlrcc-
ton OF Jefferson.
, 1870-05-23

feet and abso1uts title to more than eight mill
ions Of acres Of the most fe1tls lands In tbs
Btate Of Texas, BY virtue ct concession
and grants from the Legialature Of the
State, with tnll power to mort
worth al The b,oest price, not less lan fourteen
dollars On nc7-e and that should theao lands
ever revert to to tho State Of Texas, by reason
of any failure Of the company to fulfil ita
engagements, the mortgage by the COMPANY
remxined in full force and obligation, and Has
: valid lien on said 1ands in rhosoyar hands
tho said lands might thereafter come.
6arter also eayB, thAt copy of the map is-
sued is in bis possession and represents the
lines Of railway above mentioned, namely
the line Of the alleged coIap1ny from Texar-
lana to San Diego and gan Francisco, from
Memphis to. Litue Rock and Tcxarkana
and from Memphis to Richmond and Nor
folk that The laet two Ines are laid
down in unbroken red lines, with & marginal
reference thereto, as follows, namely =" Rail
ways belonging to the company, trans-C Con-
inenta, Memphis, Pacific, and in running
order 6atter further Says .ha has been IN
formed By the officers Of the company, and
verify believes that the cost OF printing and
circulating the map and pamphlet, and OF the
about ono million OF francs in gold.
or about two hundred thousand dollars.
satter goes on to Say that Fremont paid
pfobst S20o,ooo for this very advcrhslng
which Was upon style that Helmbold, Swain,
Aver, Bonner, or Phalon wero e1ce1ed, f1e-
quantity taking up whole page Of paper1ike
LIndepe!denee Beige or the. Steele. Fremont,
on the other hand, alleges TINT he himself had
nothing to do with these representations, but
that they were made by brpknrB. sout Of
1.oisapprehension, very naturally and reasona-
bly, 70 bc accounted fot by their ignorance OF
the language and Legislative form Of the coun-
try"
No matter who made them, theywere lies, for
the Memphis & Ell Paso Road h1s nothing but
d charter and = doubtful local land grant.
TIE GOLDEN "BwAG."
Whoever tho agent to do the advertising,
sarter alleges that this was the result, mud
quotes the managing engineer Of the company
zuccess and corresponding colossal profit
sacy.
HECERTS.
SIX 1nll1lon land grant bonds, sold IN
France at Is per cent In average,
Teau11n8 III 600so 900
, 1870-05-23

The man who ahot himself through the head, II
the grounds adjoining the Hebrew Cemetery. q
81. Foster. The body Tas removed from the desd
house BY the brother OF the deceased, who wa
rety reucent, and would not state Where he 4yed
or give any Information relative tG
the suicide; but 1t ls understood
that Foster arrived In this city
from Du1aio, last Tuesday, And endcaTored to Sc
cnt- ndbein9 without money, asked hts brother t.
assst him. lie was handed s. md With this p1t:
chased tho revolver with which ne shot hlmsen
he Tas sop Of ". c. Foster, merchant In Buf
fa1n
, 1870-05-23

A Largo Stock OF New nud Second
hand Safes at loT prices for sale at Harris facto-
n, e. South Canal street
, 1870-05-23

A Good Hotel IL a benefit to the
community, and Boston may well bo proud Of ita
noted American House, 80 long aud 90 well kepG
, 1870-05-23
MuSICAL. INSTRUMENTS

J1oR HALE-AND TO RENT-P1AEOS, ONE
Ii 5000 UAmlIn otR1p, cheap RrpsIEtns promptly
ettenaed 10 Il she Chtcagn Piano Factory Is NSNcss
uesr " u hIpStqp, j. PRESTON.
, 1870-05-23

At the forthcoming meeting OF the Northwest
crn WcmanB Suffrage Convention, 70 be held 10
the folIoWtnG, among other distinguished speak
ers. vii address the Convention: Lilly Teckham,
Of Wisconsin: MarT F. Thomas, President Of the
Hoyntop, of Indiana; NJ Adela uazlett, G: d
Stsbblns, Of Michigan; George c: Bates, Of Ghlca-
70. Senators Wade, Carpenter, Yates, and Pome-
nv have also been Invited 70 attend LIBERAL nr-
rancements have been made to entertain, Eee Of
rTnense those who attend the convention
, 1870-05-23

Democratic Majority in New York.
AIaANT, May aa-The Arput makes the Demo-
] cratic majority on the judicial ticket s.. .000.
, 1870-05-23
MACHINERY.

.-. MACHINERY.
FxAMISE BLASDY'S PATENT PORTABLE EN-
IL gipr, fTcIu 10 % horsepower: sationtry
engine from 10 10 Ia Horsepower, md Bandys eircl
lar saW mis before you buy 1t d South Canalst Il.
F. BLAkDY,
E7OR sALE-ENGISES, PORTABLE, STATION
ha1uncT: For1Ensps frea -elsd bur stone mil also
thre1hinS engines. t. y. AAE.s. 30 Se0ta Gaoatst.
T0R S4IE-SWITHS WOOD MACHINERY AT
II inwcst rztea one nearly new "Fn11nrn sQ1fScef,
cbean Is West Lste4t- ". E. MANSING- e.. .4T.
13oR sALESTRAM ESGTEs, NEW AND SEC
IL ond-h.nd, frorD to 90 horre powes with boIlcrs
JANIS WARNER. 80 State-At
, 1870-05-23

About noon On Saturday last, at place on the
lake shore, about three miles south Of Evanston,
occurred sad accident, which resulted IN the In
OF l. Il. Boutell, ESQ., the Assistant United States
Attorney OF this district It seems that the lad,
young friend OF theirs, left Evanston In the mosu-
ing, on foot, to so hunting. They TOOK With them
one shot gun. In the course OF their walk. they
reached the lake shore, found there a boat, en-
tered 1t and rowcd out q few rods upon the lake.
taking the gun with them. They soon returned
and dlsemlarked, and while the deceased was In
the act Of drawing the boat On the beach, the gun.
which still lay In the boat, waA somehow dis
charged, the charge entering the lads mouth and
passing upward and backward through the
head. The deceased Has lad OF 1lle promise,
and h!5 death will be long aud deeply monrued BY
a large circle OF friends and relatives.
, 1870-05-23
BUSINESS NOTICES,

A1f
, 1870-05-23
BUSINESS CHAN

T
i GOOD LUNCH STAEITO BE RE!
- a44ea otA~So q Att x" S4'
l. = TLEVAT0R TO RENT OR FC
l. 4 the l. C, R. r For pa7:Arfa-s fnqu
ID BUSHNELL, Neponsct, H. orE. 49,
RtS6A South # ats1At
II 5C@--c1vr1o1-,.77V-c -c-1z571I 90
l.. n 1s-tnr 1e1thc1-f i;nnn- Ia ri, ~
t1coJ h.r1.{r :, k ~ 80 3. ,rrr ~ "a s~@m | f.,r
n: s.sr ~ noop r.Vogr-
| 4. ~nrti - tha ..,nc n 1sznrr+ -.
- ..s u ~ s1iaT mf-II n II kpE r. 50
| ooAa'ass Aa'less o1A40I-e~AA
p ATTENTION Is CALLED 20 + !: -.
"A t0fuJshed rooms An ou ont- doe
l frnur Pcst tlffrr R,roms ar>snI
! nr,9t AZ t%an nrr mnnth IL rrrfai-,
] s+.esiae frnmrai1t<iy ApnIy u TE' -.
PIETNN Ma Iao Sorth EisrE-sIS
, 1870-05-23

Commission to J. P1t2aisy A. E I. CRAM
pou, and other brokers In Paris, $l50
on eacn bond. ..-.-..-..-.......:...$
q, ,a!nissfo'a to il c. Frento.st, and Wm.
& c1noe.e. .e......-..........-.-.- .......
Con mlaaion TO +. Probst and E. Iiasig-
mol S36 on each bond. ........ ..,,
Comm 'tssi0n to B. Il. EppoEson, j. u.
Danhs VI. G. Snethen, and other
DfTecA ols ..+...................:
Cp7un,ffs On to @. Roileuu, a brother-in-
Za,o to :! C. Fremont, Jf0r aTvtcfs ia
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Adrertise,ne 1ts, maps, end pdmphlet', in
F1rnes. .....-.--..+.-..
Once e1penA 'es rad salafses in Paris,
New York. =, Id Tc1aa.,
Fart Of old lein' q Of the company pa1d
out Of the HON y realized IN Franco.
Coupons paid cut Of proceeds OF French
loan, paid July i. lsde s:..:.....$ $4,000
Coupons paid Janus !, 1870. o......ts1,00o
stamps ana taxes In Texas, New York,
Lawyer fees In France, New York, ,WAsh-
tDgtou, Te1as, Arkansas, Memphis.
Alscellhneous expenses IN Paris and
New f0rk..,........, -....
Money spent In the construction Of the
Purchase OF stock, December, 1869. to
control interest IN Memphis & Little
Rock Railroad Company. 4
Purchase OF charter OF san Diego i
Arizona Railroad COMPANY. !
1000 ions Of ratls, bought In Europe,
freight and duty unpaid. 2
Ten locomotives anl tcndefa, freight and
duty Dpald-.-..-...----.. ...-...,..-
, 1870-05-23

WAN1EDLTo RMS3-A SUITE OF III
w four furnished raeaas on the t17t OF ee
Must he Of good s!kr. weQ furnished, in :.
house aud nei4hbosheod; 4ad eith.r On the
or the South Side, and within hall mile Of
Address P r, Tribune ofbcs.
1UAyTEDLTO REST-EOOp TEYEM
w mail families HENDERSON j CE
LEI DeA1borD-st. HoGmG-
, 1870-05-23

-
nERsONAl-THE GENTLEMAN WHO LRFT
r Boston By FitcAburs Railroad Monday 9th 1n1 !oE
Chicago, nccp1npaaied by lAay and child. AND VINO
marked Eddie shaw, JAmaies Pl49 Ass- ~, s, 70,
Imeriean Hesrhsnts Tnson xptea Company, CEtea5o
HORACE SHAY, It pe,onsalredh. Boaton- d'F =
, 1870-05-23

WANTED RENT.

.~relr4r<e-teI-r7t-t~~-~>
NTAETED-TO EKCHASGE-A TALu
VI patent, required to every house, for sHyAs
properly. j. HENDERSON & CO.. l.6ix p,:arf
Roam
, 1870-05-23
TO RENT-RQQMN.


no ,RENT-Kc0AS, FURNISHED OR uSFUR
l. ni.hcd. Hotsc contains al modern improvements
6lrtcass aud tne neikhboEhoo1- Inquire at IS IndI
near KtES '
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Orders for Tickets. postpaid, accompanied D
remittance, win meet with prompt astsnhoe-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
L.. Con... Sens. Decide.

Lot CommOa Sense Decide.
What Is the rationalmode Of procedure In easesot
general debility and nervous prostrationf Does NOT
reason tell US that ~Judieious stimulation 10 requiredf
To resort to violent purEAtion In such . case q
absurd a. II would be to bleed q starving man. fet
It Is done every day. Yes, this stupid and unphilo-
sophieal practice Is continued In the teeth OF the
great fact that physical weakness. with alltne nerS-
Gus disturbances that accompany It, Is moro certain
ly and rapidly relieved BY Hostetter's Stomach BIZ
tiers than by any other medicine at present known.
II Is true that general debility Is often attended with
torpidIty or Irrcgulartty OF the bowels, and that this
symptom must not be overlooked. But while the
discharge Of the waste matter ofthc system Is expe-
dited or regulated. Its vigor must be recruited. The
Bitters do both. They combine aperient and anti
bilious properties, with extraordinary tonic power.
Even while removing distractions from the bowels,
they tone and invigorats those organs. Through the
stomach, upon which the great vegetable specific
acts directly. It givess healthy and permanent impe-
tus TO every enfeebled function. Digestion i faeili'
tated. the faltering circulation regulated. the blood
reinforced with q now accession OF the sllmentary
princlple, the nerves brsced, and oil the dormant
powers OF the system reused into healthy action;
not spasmodically, as would be the case II Z mere
stlmulant were used. but for a continuance. It Is In
this way that such extraordinary changes arc made
In the condition Of the feeble. emaeiated and nervous
invalids by the use Of this wonderful corrective. al.
terative and tonic. Let ommon sense decide be.
tween such a preparation and . prostrating cathart!c
supplemented by q poisonous astringent like qulnlne
or quluia.
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Inpsrtant to Females.

| When Q female 10 In trouble or anlcteo Witn
disesse. and requires medical or surgical assist.
snce. the INQUIRY should be, where 10 there q
nhysician who Il fully competent to administer
rneief and whose respectable stapding In society
recommends him TO the confidence OF the com
munItyf The Doctor, understanding how I'M
perstiYely necessary these requirements are,
| feels called upon 10 i~nterpose, and beg the atten.
Hon Of he atdicted TO the fact that be has been
4 Professor Of Obstretics and Femal Diseases
for twenty Year,, and IL fully qualified TO admin
istsr In al cases, both incidentally and Ssrgical'
IN. not In Q superficial manner, but IN - tnor'
cuah Q manner Is years Of study and pI1cuee-
both IN hospitals and private nmiies-cAn
make, TO saye them from the hands OF me un'
ouali6ed, inscriptions and designing. Inere-
26rc families can rely upon him 80 upon ntnef;
All in afaiction can fnt In him one who WIN
sympathiEe with and befiend them N ttoaoie-
one In whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
b. placed. Consultation BY letter or otnefWlse,
yn11. See address below, -
IAdies, de nature Of whose troubles require
the constant attention Of the Doctor, can Do tu.'
niShed with apartmtnts, and sktlifai ana a''en'
once Tor the sale Of Dr.. Young. PHIvxNr.
ATM PoWpYns, for married hdies. Inese
PoNders arc perfectly safe and efectiye. Price,
eio mar boI. One boz win last rom four TO ak
months.
On. YouNs's FRENCH LuNAn, on tEAALt
MONTHLY PtIls, tfor the removal ot VI opsstuS,
lions. Price, Is. Either kind sent py mAh uPon
receipt Of price. EUE
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A sssSs5R%F 8.
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SUBMIT FLuxSa coxfANr.-Arti-
cles of incorporation under the above
named title were filed In the County
Clerks Office. at Carson, yesterday, io5
the purpose Of transmitting wooo any
timber from the Sierra west OF Carson,
to market. Capital stock, $oooW;
TWENTY-FIVE shares.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-15
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

JoHS L. MooRk.-All the old residents Of this
section know John L. Moore, OF Virginia City. aud
the few new ones who don't happen II. should make
hls acquaintance rs soon IS possible, especially II
they want anything In the furniture or bedding line.
In our advertising columns may. be seen an ar
At his famous Sierra Nevada Furniture and Bedding
Warehouse, Niagara Hail. North b street. Virginia,
All Immense stock In that line, from = doubls bed.
stead to u tin dlpper. including carpets, mirrors.
stoves, crockcry, tinwAre, lamps. table cutlery. etc,
In short, everything necessary, except q wife. to 60
TO housekeeping With. Call and let him show you
through his establishment. npSlm