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, 1870-12-13

n,ent Of a republic Ia England, though we
never forget that, strong as is the supposed
preference OF the English people for
arissocsatio institutions the sabstratum Of
English society caro- no more for them TO-
day than they did IN the days OF Oliver
ro1nwel3 and Praise-Go Barobones. The
Liberal League Of London has very small
constituency among that very respectable
afth part OF the English people who have
votes. But among the great, though very
vulgar, four-ffths who have no votes,
who furnish all the, paupers
and none of the Peers, who rstutn two-
thirds OF the working class and none Of the
members of Parliament, among these the
Liberal League has very numerous con- |
sttuency. In fact, the Liberal League is
about the only political institution in or
through which this very numerous class |
can make known their sentiments. !
When this Liberal League holds one Of |
its great open air nass meetings, there
fore, We recognize the fact that It more
nearly represents the view Of tho whole
people of England than does government
vhich is based On the votes Of one-bfth OF |
that people. The pretcxt of the last meet
ing Of The League was TO protest against
The dow1y of national money to the Psin-
cess Louise. The descendants OF Victoria
are now multiplying by the dozen, and the
bill for their royal support is increasing in
geometrical ratio. The entire provision
for the Royal Family, including the rental
Of the crown lands, aud tho estates enjoy
ed by the crown, is about e, ,O00, 600, or
| $40, COO, 600, q year.
A1r. Diaraeli, in his late half Tory, half
nsdical novel OF "Lothair," pictures tho
leading families of the nobility az suffer-
ing from the possession Of 50 many estates
to each owner, that 10 make IN occasional
stop Of q few weeks at each castle or palace
that demanded it, kept the distressed NO
hleman constantly , on his travels. He was
deprived OF the ordinary comforts Of q
home hy reason Of hiz having 80 many
homes wbich he must visit to prevent their
passing into .li.apidation. Mr.. John Bright
stated last winter, and his statement has
been widely accented by the English re-
views, that 100 persons male OF female,
NOW own more than half the land of Eng.
, 1870-12-13
TUESDAY, DECEMBER -, 1870.
FREE NAVIGATION OF TIE ST. LAW
RENEE.

Glossy CONNECTED WIN the hshezy anes-
ion IN Tue fres'acnts message and in the
Of the press is that of the free
'as'ga.'on OF me st. Ls~renee. Consider.
ng the prominence given to the Latter
aoesa'on; 1t may seem surprising; lint !. 's
aeserthaless tue, that The Canadians haye
aavanced no new pretens1ons oa Tue SUI
!ect> nor nave they ever 1e!usea 20 f1
, 1870-12-13

gftJynfq
Herman Knpke., aged O.. hang hlmselt at
Girsrd on the 4th Inst he leaves 4 wifo mud 4 /
zrmber Of children In Ge,,usnY. Thoughts OF hls |
lauily In connection With the present dtsorderesl
s1aia OF Eorope arc supposed 10 hare htd much |
to DO with inducing the rash act. un cane, which
was found standing by the scene OF bis voluntary
tatirR WAS placed in she cornn With his IT,
best friend he had.n
IONA. |
n,n,s,,r ". hrnts m. ~ rna1n sn.rs .,n..
80 49,. nas -. .u.. ~ ..o"s.a ts ~.
vas :. snat up. hef "sus Hcse 10 immense toat
w1scoxsts.
The Beso,t Jexs,.ai ssys wisov known ), the !
uAme OF Henrietta Pratt coEanttted suicide II
the re1ldence Of MI. Nse, on 9unday night. Her
.sa ~ FL A,..ea , N aae amy sna saee .oas
,e fe sSe aoot @
,n,n rona cn &c aa .e INC soy o.
.s,on,sn n.hte.n ,s,s fs.,s v ~ tcns,sr~ 1prr.;
piece Of wire up hls nosudi 50 IL III. The sei-
rices OF sn1Renn were Necessary to e1t1scttt
lspr.Sa.
The lasa,e..e Journal ssys: "a ~es.-tnawn
gentleman, ~ Tue top OF Inc ladder 10 the judi
cia1y OF the State, went to church on Sunday for
the.nr1t dine In thtrty-scVen yea.a. Dr. Career
~ss ~. n,,nts.ar nonnre,, rr,,n hts r,saancs
wa u,r,,,a.,.
General Grant Ia /. s,ncrno1dcr n ,ne anoont
.s.o ano ~ - 49,. W ,,ssx e34>
- n.,.a.,.s -, -. 80 49, 49, s.S...,
49, ~ 4enA -, ~
Aaa ts.ensa ~. x.oeees ~, .uo !ease
puAs s;s!a. pn, AN I'LL A-'''''sa '"'o p"'p i''
s'a~A1s f1pe*- ,.,,,,,,.~.
NJ. Sn.a =. W..
..sI, a.e -. lAua ..*. y. tne issa ~:
ris 4, r.. ,,e,so,e ae =, 1ss ~ ~
zen. aS uuI4ue ano keM2lk2Dle cnafac9eF 10 ny
w y W. eyeI "fouGal o0t Iom 1ne Io22ed
sAulunanaIiAo.e0 " tuG uunHc9. We ~ Aot
tamiAat Nlta n,t hlstol5 before nc eaMe . MIDI
on,,,1r r. r. f,rm h,s SAN'eSH a%n essas 1.nT
stor,es Of Ills eXnertcnces, lew
yea.t before he came TO Minnesota he ~as :.
Aooe1ef olac1tmlt1: pat. me tfa1e not oeaR loAf
OF large enough LOT Els merry aua aspiring taM-
, 1870-12-13

Now that Frederick Douglass intends t, move
hts family TO WaAhtn2t0r. and Frsi'ie there, IL
editor Of the conref peoples Parer, the .safonaa
Stc Fra, he Is taxed OF as the Republican cactll
uatE for Mayor.
, 1870-12-13

BRONZE Ap D FANCY GOODS.
, 1870-12-13

i. MISSOURI.
The editor Of the Doouytlle Ed3k, who recently
visited Hermann g,ves the following estimate Of
.f,s, cir, M thaff
, 1870-12-13

"In addition to the Abore there are a large nun.
gal!ocs each, which Viii swell the aggregate to
not less than 5t0, GOO gslfous OF wine now In the
celthfs at Hermann hrd vicinity"
, 1870-12-13

miner made to the 1aSE l1aDor 0ouRIcSa.
that the cost Of coal TO the company does
not exceed 55 cents per ton, and the differ
ence between that cost aud the price at the
market on the Hudson ia collected by
these companies Tor transportation. 1t
will be seen that ths capital stock of all
these companies ia largely fraudulent, and
that they divide among tho owners from
le 10 20 per cent on even the fraudulent
stock.
The price If anthracite coal is, to great
extent, regulated by that Of bitunainous
coal, When anthracite coal gets too high,
the public will use the bituminous coal.
| But the price Of bstunninous coal in the
Eastern markets is kept up By an act of
Congress, which excludes competing coal
by tax equal to S1.3s pes ton. currency.
, | Ii this tar, which yielda little OF no reve-
, nue., were repealed, the price Of hituninous
, coal would fall, and in it's fall bring down
? that Of anthracite. The great cry is, that,
: il the rsice OF coal lie reduced, our miners
: will have to take starration wages. But
. are they not as near that now a. they can
4 be2 They are taxed on tEeir tools, then
oil. md tbeir powder, and their clothing, ,aud
! vet they do not get much moro than one
4 half per ton for the coal at tho pits montt
thai The miners Of England get For ar
- average distances Of $50 miles, the mining
r,Snnanies have heen getting at leas
!, sIar per ton for transportation Th'
y minimum price Of coal which they seeS +
\ maintain, is @5 per ton Unah'e TO g
IL more than 81, they propose to reduce 1a
II wages Of The miners and tho railroad op
is | eratives. At 81 per ton, they get ore
ey s., IS per ton for transportation $50 ates
They insist on these rates that tne5 ms y,
= hsre their 20 per cant dividends On the'
er- fictitious stock.
I'll Whnn to this eoormnna sb1sa by IN
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Duluih.

This point Is going ahoRd with unrelent-
ing vigor. A breakwater 700 feet long is
just about completed, substantially built,
forming a safe and commodious barhor.-
Spacious docks, frat class in every respect,
are even now ready for trade. and an ele-
vator having capacity Of 800, 900 bushels
will be ready to receive grain this fall.
The railroad from ,Duluth. tQ. st. Paul is
nearly completed. It>Rasses through nat
urally rich but 'undeveoped region, and
reaches country already far ADVANCED N,
aeicultural productions Besides this, 'the
EEorporators Of the road are the lessees of the
St. Paul and Sioux City Railroad, .yHdh is
already finished for the. distance Of 100
miles southwest Of St. Paul, and which is
to be extended to the heart of a cdNptry
whose agricultural resources are not ex =.
ceeded by those of any ShimAM extent of
country on the Ameri,ap Continent. Duluth
is the assured terminus OF the Northern
Pacific Railway. -
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At The meeting of oil producers held at
Oh City on July 18th, to take action in re-
gard to the proposition Of disseminating the
drilling ofsny new wells until after Octo.
Der first. It was on motion directed that the
names OF those who had then signsd the
agreement be published, with an invitation
to all operatives to join in the movement -
10 pursuance of this motion q long list of
names was published in the Titusville Her
aid this morning. In this connection we
understand that . paper is in circulation in
this place having the same object in view.
We shall publish the list as soon as 1t Ia
completed.
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WestHickorY N0tes.

An individual was stabbed Of White Oak
Station Tuesday night 10 drunken row,
receiving severe cnt in the abdomen,
which, If sober, would have undoubtedly
proved fatal. He was able to resume his
occupation Of wood chopper yesterda y
morning.
The latest addition to the bill Of fare at
Fagundas restaurants 10 "West Hickory
Eels." Said eels consist Of dressed rattle
snakes with wbortleberry sauce.
Among the attractions st an eating house
at Fagundas. are four rattleenakes and q
live ca.amouut Gagged, over which is pla-
card reading 'Let MS have peace"
The Emerson we'll, upon the Hirsm Scott
farm, struck . few days since, is doing
fully 100 barrels per day.
The Harrington well, upon the Tuttle
farm, has been torpedoed, and 10 new pro-
ducing rs barrels daily.
The Grandin & Neyhart we'll, or we'll No
2 upon the Fsgundas farm, is doing l3O
barrels daily.
Three or four wells on the Snede ker &
McCalmont farms will be down and testing
in few days.
The Trunkeyville Pipe Line is now 10
running order between White Oak Station
{Trunkeyville) and the farms in the vicin
ity Of Fsgundas City. The oil from all
farms upon the hill is conveyed by its own
gravity down to the river, though q pump.
ing station has been established upon the
Newell farm.
A Theatre 10 in full blast at Fagundas
and among other attractions, offers its pat.
rons q glass of Ice cold lemonade free o.
charge.-Herald
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Two Mons NEW WrLLs.-Weli No. 4.
Ws,icn ke.I.r d Po.s twenty five acre
sa'e, Da'zell farm, commenced pumping
atont sil ,'ci"rk last evening, and is now
yieid'ng ". aty-fSe to thirty barrels per
day This wei, is also situated IN an east.
cry airectica from the ranns- well; is 100
.,r' dc"?, aud bad 50 re.t Of third sand
r'c.. Owned hy ", ;son, Potts l. Keffsr.-
NJ. 3, ssr'a 'sssc, struck day before yeste.-
Cay, continues to yield TWEEN five barrels
per day.
t." Wells, ;tu.& and Perkins well, VIM.
E?o:ay fam, r,e1t.cn tt which We made a
ia. or t~' 'iocc "a having three bnndr ed
fee ~ oil, i. IT,. no.e, was completed and
Go'rEeL-ed tees'7: y.ster,ay siternoou.-
1t started up sly rate and kent it ND for
. s,o'.. our :. ours u Zen sie valves became
c!ogssd up aad he tubing had 20 be drawn
70. 'le purpose cr cieauing the well ont.
Vi 20 th'n c''s>aoon humping has not COM
Inensed T-a's 10 no doubt hut that it will
he g.nG~eil
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Latest and Most Important
War News.

London, July 81.
Il is believed hear that the Prussians are
short Of ammunition; that the French know
it. hence the great activity of their move
mcnts.
Turkey offers France 200, 900 soldiers for
pay.
The bitches around the forts at Mayence
have been 'filled wi th water, and the works
at that place are considered impregnable.
3The British govern m ent is considering
the question of dispatching troops across
the channel to preserve the neutrality of
Belgium.
The French government has been notified
that the Kingdoms OF Wurtemburg and
Bavaria will join Prussia.
Berlin correspondence says: Thanks to
her organization, Prussia will in few
hours be equal to France at oil points.
Colleges and schools are closed, and the
students are througing recruiting offices. -
The same is true Of South Germany.
The FreDch fleet has passed through the
Sounds and entered the Baltic.
Paris, Jnly 20.
The representatives OF foreign powers
here made another united effort to-day 70
prevent war, but were unsuccessful
Madrid journals advise neutrality for
Spain.
London, July 2l
The statement made yesterday that the
English government intends to dispatch
body of troops to protect Belgium is gen
orally discredited. The Daily News this
morning pronounces the rumor false.
The battle yesterday reported to have
occurred near Forbach was merely on ex-
change OF shots by the sentinels of the Gus
toms and patrols.
Constantinople, July 2l.
The Levant Herald of to-day, annouaces
that the first class OF Reserves have been
called under arms. This, with the regular
force, makes tho Turkish army 300, 900
strong. The policy OF Turkey is absolute
neutrality. .,tf.
Berlin, July 81.
Bismarck informed the North German
Parliament yesterday that the declaration
OF war was the first and only announcement
officially received from France, reaso ming
conclusively that surprise was intended.
1t is still believed here that Austria will
maintain passive neutrality, without arm
ing.
London, July 81.
The dates from Paris are to noon. No
news Of any engagement.
Paris, July 2l.
The dogma Of infallibility Of the Pope
was proclaimed at Rome on Monday last
It's PRONUNCIATION was attended with most
imposing religious ceremonies, and received
with great rejoicing.
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Mr. W. R. Ewing, late Deputy Collector
In Titusvil!e, was arrested on Wednesday
last ct the instance of p. r. Gray, Collector
for this district, upon the charge Of embezzl.
ing Government funds. We understand
Mr. Ewines personal integrity is in no way
implicated, It is simply q matter of sired.
tape Tvs. common sense. Mr.. Ewing was
adpttted to bail on Wednesday evening at
1anklln.
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This 10 the way they do It in Erie, &C.
cording to the Republican,:
Not many days. since. the wife of certain
Individual employed at 10 certain depot in
this city, went out Of town Ito Buffalo we
believe) for the purpose Of paying visit
to some of her friends. The husband
during her three days ab.ence took unto
himself Stree love" spouse, that be might
console hi mself. The wife returned early
one morning bout three o'clock, and found
the pair nicely ensconced between the snowy
sheets of her couch, enjoying each others
illicit embraces. On finding herself discov
cred, the girl grabbed her wearing apparel
asd jumped out the window. Unfortunately ly
she forgot her crinoline, and reluctant to
depart without It, ehe sang out at the top
Of her voice, 'Shon. gif me mN hoops"
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FELL AMONG THIEvEs.--J PIN Maffatt,
OF Venango cbanty, on, ,Moday while on the
cars going tom Bdffalo to Rochesters loan.
ed to one of three men, withlwhom he fell
into conversation, $40, to assist in paying
charges on trunk of goods, taking as SO i.
curity the trunk, which he was to watch at
the Rochester depot until his friends return
wheo the money would be refunded. John
told his story to policeman, and the
rognes were. soon caught and held for
trial.
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q Early yesterday morning an old topper
might have been seen hngging the telegraph
pole 10 front OF the brick bank building 10
an afeotiona!e manner, and soliloquiziug
thus
Leaves have their time to fall,
And so likewise have I;
The reason, too's the same,
Both come of getting dry.
But here's tue difference 'twixt them and
me,
fall more harder and more frequently.
And lie fell eccordinglyr
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Quite an interesting game of base bGRl
was played day or two since on the Story
farm, between the second nine of the Ste
venson farm club Of this place, and the sec
ond nine Of the Columbia club Of that place,
which resulted in the defeat of the latter.
the score standing 40 to 20
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fbe fr"Eeh wGr reminds us of the aqua
Hh2f' a.ter.' &c dag are occupied by fevsrs
aad c'h'a. Yesterday wGs fever day, and
to- r@t 'trs was exciting and voluminous;
~ day Wa h,v' tso calls, in the shape of
'eui''a ell '.ast 18th gona before. -
IL mol'3'5 ho"rver, The public may rest
assured tsat ihe paprIa will contain in tel. .
.'t'ns-oss. '1'hes, To4le cure. they will be
denied I - next day. but sli. toe ingenuity
dsplsytd ~ their c1acoctio0 will serve to
rmuse liz during tao WARM sea thcr.
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Banta's Patcns slate Lined Rcfrix.
0eOrs

Lined with Slate. having Air Chambers
without Filling Of any kind-periectly dry
and eweet-they are believed to be unequal
led by any other now In use, and are Of
Moderate Cost.
Slate possesses an acknowledged superb
or;ty over Zinc for lining purposes. being
free, from smell, taste and corroson, aud
eau he easily cleaned, preserving every ar
tic!e in sweet and pure state.
ezy For sale at FREEMAN'S HARD
WARE STORE. 3l-3t.
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List OF United states Pate nts

Issued to citizens of Western Penusyl.
vania, for the week ending July 10, 1860,
and each bearing that date:
No. los, ,40o-Sncker rod connection; Geo
N. Backus, Oil City.
No. los, ,49l-Buffsr head for car coup.
llngs; VIM. Richards, Jr., Franklin.
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Mr.. George Zeller, very worthy man
was drowned in French Creek near Mead
vile, day before yesterday. The deceassd d
was German by birth, about 26 years old,
and had been married about two months,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-22

Thomas Sullivan was arrested this fore.
noon by officer Lawrence, charged with
committing an assault and battery with in.
tent 10 kill on the person of. N. Tiffany,
on the Stevenson farm, last night The
trial is now in progress before Juitice Rey.
pOlds.
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Now is the best time to lay In a winter
supply of hard coal. Codington Il Corn
we'll are the men to buy from. June 2Stf.
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Local Notices.
blackberry brandy.

A very superior article Of Black berry
Brandy, for summer complaints, cholera
morbus, &c., at
GRIFrEs Bros.
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Upon receiving the $4,000 lie insuranc @ o
upon q school teacher recently deceased in
Massachusetts,, his legal heirs at once hand !.
ed over the amount to tho young lady to
whom lie was cngsgel to be married.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-22

The o. g. & A, R,sR. are to erect new
freight depots at Oil Chy and Titusville.-
This Is made necessary on account of tho
Increasing business.
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Buy the 'Red IIot' Saddle. manufactured
in Titnsville expressly for the oi country
adapted TO all kinds of weather, at J. Z.
Kron's. n12-tt
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On mo ga CT august next. their will be
as"immios mach at Coanesnt Lake, for
purse c! $3.50, between 4, S. Readou, of
Ae"Nvile, ...l \ . Davis, of Newburpb.
=. \. y. miles .s he distance.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-22

Fine assortment of Paper aud Cloth Win
dow Shades and Fixtures, Just reed at
uStf. GRIFFgs Bros.
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All styles light harness. cheaper than th'
cheapest, made from Motfat's oak stock, ant
warranted, nt J Il. Kron's.
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hscsser arc thfY thr' are Ignorant. for
'he' Arn b+Spy i, thinking thsy know eye.
ry's'hg D'esscd sre tho orphan children
{9g 'aes have no mo.l efs y 81 snk them.
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Fine assortment of wall paper at Griflel
Bros.
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Vichey. Kissenyen and Soda Water at
the Ar.ic Soda Fountain of
jl8.tf. GRi:rEs Bros.
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Vichey, Kissengen and Soda Water O,
the Artic Soda Fountain Of
..... GHIFrEs Bros.
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Fruits and vegetables in great abundance
Wholesale aud retail at
A. NJ. SuuLr's.
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Just received a large and well assorted
stock Of shelf hardware at J. Ruther.ord's.
N
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Kisscn.en and Vichey Water on draugh
at GRlFrEs Bros.
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Nails wholesale and retail at
II. FRgESAN's
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The largest stock Of Gas Pipe in town at
II. FREEMANs.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. ". Bea
ty's.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. ". Beat
ty's.
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Kissensen and Vichey Water At
GRIFrEs Bros.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream All. ". Beat
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Sash, Glass, Doors. Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at the Furniture Store.
ml1-f
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Paris, July 2l.

"rTs, July II.
The dogma Of infalibiiity Of the Pope
was proclaimed at Rome on Monday last
It's promulgation was attended with most
imposing religious ceremonies, and received
with great rejoicing.
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We would call the attention of our bns,
ness men to tho superior styles of JOB prin; p;o,
ing, both plain and fancy, at present ~,".
turned ont from this office. We ore prePa'
ed TO execute job printing of every desc,,I, de',s
tlon in the latest aud most fashionable s!N
OF the art, and at reasonable rates !"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-27
MEDICAL.
10 THE U~NFoRTUNATEi
NEW REMEDIEsI
NEW REMEDIES !
mr.. GIBBoN's
No. 633 Kearny street,
c-,oro a, Commercial ,..,,,,,..S San Francisco
-.r.nursWRD

Corner OF Commercial ..........s San Francisco