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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-31
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NORTH AMERICAN CONSOLE
N DATED Mining Company OF
Works: White PIN County State ~ NeyadA.
Notice Is hereby given. that at a meeting OF the
Board Of Trustees of said Company, held on the
10th day OF June, 1870, an assessment Of
I've ~ Cents per share
Was levied upon the capital stock Of said Com
pAny, payable Immediately, in United States
gold coin. 10 the Secretary. at the Office Of the
Company. Room s. No. 800 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid ON
the SEVENTEENTH A OF AUGUST. 1870,
shall be deemed delinquent, and will be duly
advertised for sale at public auction; and. unless
payment shall be made before. will be sold ON
WEDNESDAY, the SEVENTH DAY OF SEP
TENDER, 1870. to pay the delinquent assesH.
ment. together with costs Of advertising and
expenses OF sale.
by order of the hoard OF Trustees.
WIN. II. WATSON. Secretary.
Office: Room 8, No. 500 Montgomery street. San
Francisco, Cal. Jy30-td
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MEMoRANDrM.--July Z. 1870.
Collected from Drinkhouse, ON shares 366. f5i.9O
" Z" Conklin, 2I3, 81 g5
{" Suuthwell, G5, a.75
jyi3 A. MARTISoN. Secretary.
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are apportioncd to the several coun

N. A. II. BALL,
Chairman Nevada State Central Committee Ma
tional Union Republican Party.
je2S-td @. C. DATrERMAs, Secretary
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Miscellaneous.

MElM Book. Agents sell 100 per week.
w - Price So, Address L. STEBBISS,
Hartford, Ct.
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dent of the line. Several huge stumbling
blocks have been put in his path, and he
viii have a hard row 10 hoe.
The heavy drift now floating in the
Mississippi does serious injury to steam
ers' wheels. Scarcely q vessel passes
without having more or less repairs 10
make, and detentiOns are numerous
The new Natchez works handsomely
and to the entire satisfaction Of her COM
mander and owner. AS soon as her ma
chinery works smoothly, aud the active
business season is over, she expects 10
make two trips each week etween New
Orleans and Nicksburg, leaving In COM
pany with the Lee and Pargoud.
The strong and heavy current OF the
river now makes an uphill business for
upward-bound steamers, and those heayl-
" laden make slow time.
Wood is in poor supply all along the
Mississippi river and its tributaries.
Steamers experience much difficulty in
getting fuel, and prices are seldom Under
three dollars per cord, while seasoned
wOodis exceedingly scarce. An abundant
cotton crop has caused choppers to be
careless about cutting any this year. The
fences Of several plantations have been
raided on lately.
The Gen. Anderson. Capt. Jim Lee, will
back out to-day for Friar's Point aud all
way landings. She is the regular We'd
neSday packet. Stack Lee, Mather and
Booker are heT clerks.
The Magenta came in from below yes
/ terday with about 200 bales of cotton and
5000 sacks Of seed. She leaves to-day for
VicksburE. Natchez and New Orleans as
the regular Memphis and New Orleans
packet. No passenger steamer on our
river enjoys 3 better reputation than the
Magenta, and we hope to see her depart
with a full trip. Capt. J. Frank Hicks
---.--H. "a 10. CHfaa IL ., H.. -
Messrs. Sullivan, MassOp and Chamber
lain, while her cabins are under the con-
troll of Frank Smith, whose reputation as
a steward is wide a. the river is long.
Cur local packets went cut with good
trips.
The Clara Capt. Rider, viii leave to-
day Tor Cairo and st. Louis. Joe Dill, a
brother of Tour Billy" Is her chief clerk.
The Virginia came In last night. She
added 1900 bales cotton at this port.
The ArmadiliO, Capt. Geo Wolf, will
leave to-day for Louisville and Ciaeinnati.
Capt. Miller VIII back out the MinueOla
to-day at 5 pm. for Cairo and Cincinnati.
She is z No. I passenger packet, John ),
Jones has charge ofth office.
The Colossal bad not arrived from
above last night.
The Big Sunhower came in Monday
night md left yesterday for below. She
Is a fine boat of her class.
The DesArc, Capt. Glass, goes ont TO-
morrow for White and Little Red rivers,
She makes all way landings.
The Guiden, Capt. Clay Rice, with Nor
risOn and Waddell in n Office, leaves to-
morrow for Fort Smith and all way land
ings on the Arkansas.
The Kate Robinson is again ahoat.
The Thompson Dean. Olive Branch and
Kate Kinney are the next boats due from
st. Louis.
The Forsythe is due from above, bound
to VicksbuIg.
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c PARAGRAPHS.

The weather is cold and bracing.
Bear in mind the fact that Walker is
resting his hopes solely on the negro vote.
Attention is called to the card of j..
Jack Wilson who himself still
in the field for Wharfmaster.
Aldermen Blacks card, which we re-
publish elsewhere, is heavy on the OIL
cial Organ" its wne and his fugleman.
Our report of the City Council crowds
out much other local matter, among
which is the report Of the proceedings Of
The Quorum Court.
The citizens will be called upon to-
morrow to decide by ballot whether the
incoming Boards of Aldermen and Com
mon Couucilmen are to receive a salary
OF not. It is much better hiatt they should
be paid like other public officials.
Sam Walker said in the APPEAL Of
fee, in the presence of several parties, a
day or two before his announcement in
the f" official organ" that he " Dds NOT an
AUdI1nehe man " and EVE HAD BEEN;
that he was opposed TO the AUGtdnche,
and that Col. Mat. Galloway was only his
personal friend in the AUGtdRche.
"A dispatch from Cincinnati yesterday
saws fears are entertained for the safety of
Charles II. Nash, late Cashier ofthe Fourth
Nesional Bank of that city, who recently
went 10 ArkausaS TO puECnaSe u ldIiiy
nothing having been heard from shim di-
rectly since his departure. and a man of
his name having recently been shot at
Little Rock.
A well known banker and old citizen
Of this city says he was present at an in
terview between Col. w. II. Fitch and the
editor of the AUGIdRcbe when the latter
proposed to hoist Fitch's namea at the head
of that paper for Mayor, and to not only
support him, but prevent any other can
didate from entering the political arena i n
opposition. The gentleman Who gives US
the information is known to all our citi-
zens, and was an officer in the Confeder-
ate army.
The pleasantest affair of the season
came off last night at Cochran Hall IN
der the auspices of Mr.. l.. c. Loeb. II
was largely attended by the elite and
beauty of our city, and was a perfect sue
cess. The ladies were elegantly dressed,
and a large number of our most fashion
able bellies were present. Everything
passed of in the happiest manner, and
the supper was such as Loeb only can
get up. The tables fairly groaned with
the good things of this world, and were
tastefully arranged. The music was by
Handwerker's string band, and was eX-
cellent. This is the first subscription ball
of the season, and we hope Mr.. Loeb may
be induced to repeat them often.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MEMPHIS THEATER.-Last night Mrs.
Bowers appeared as Nell GtCyaHe in
Sc Court and STAGE an admirable play,
by those excellent ~dramatists, Tom Tay-
lOr and Charles Reade; and if we have
been called upon to offer our tributes OF adj
miration when we have witnessed Der
tragic, we feel no less bound to do so in
regard to her comedy. She is pointed,
piquant and picturesque-as Light as a
cork and IS sparkling as the champagne
which it resembles-for you eannOV wit
ness her comic efforts without being inn
pregnated with her jOyousness. Mr.. Nc
COLON, as the Duke Of RichmoEd, looked
and played as he always does; he looked
the character, dressed it Enthusiastically
and played as though it were part and
parcel of himself. The reat of the cast
was good-Mrs. Myron, who played
Frances StewaTt, excelling all her pre-
viOus efforts, in our opinion. Mr.. Cogs-
well looked King Q5dr5es, and Mr.. BOs-
son was most amusing a. Sam. PepyS.
EGr The man who wants Memphis
lifted out of debt win vote for John
johnson for Mayor.
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ADVERTISEMENT
HenryJ.Lynn for Mayor

Editors Appeal :--YOu are hereby author
lied to announce to the people Of Memphis
that ! am a candidate for the M~ayoralty,
at the ensuing Municipal Election. Ny
friends will take notice at once, and govern
themselves accordingly.
January /. 1870. HENRY J. LYNN.
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rheumatism and NauraIqis


Heimplegis {Half Palsy, Paresis,
Paraplegia Local Palsy, Paralysis Agif1EZ
In every form of Paralysis. his Is the only
treatment which amounts 70 ~nythiuz-res
toring action and vitality.
In the treatment OF this sad affection, I use
my MedlSated baths, medicated with various
substances, as tarabiuth, chlorine, iodine. ana.
mOnia and hydrargyrum, in connection with
me5icated electricity. and galvantsm, and
other fine remedial geneies.
7 win contract 20 cure any case OF paralysis
provided there exists no organic lesion.
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Catarrh.

StOUpeU-Ip EtHIt NuUUIU OF nc -F1Fo- IeU-
slant Haw king and Splitting. Constant
Blowing Of the No4e.
Thousands suffer rom thzs masf a~nuovfng.
disagresable and oBSQsive eonpIaint-Ca-
taTrh, without knowing whatftt4.
Omen the secrctSd mucQus. flowing down
the throat clogs up the lungs. and lays tho
foundation fer Consumption.
The MOST sEIilul physicians AL to cure it.
Recently, several "Nar Doctors OF this eitT-
have Turned their etteution 10 the treatment
OF cataTrh, and demand most fabulous prices
from patients.
Icure any case OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
head-discharges OF gFeeniSh, thlcs. thin, or
glaIry mucous from the nose, Internally or
exteTnally-pain or fuliness between the
eyes-eOnstamt blowing OF the E0se-iu1aIn-
nation or the nasal p1ssages-uleerattOn o.
the schucidetiau membrane, ste. IA TIA
course Of a few days.
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EoTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

No advertisements is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEALunless especially ordered
and paid for as an extra publication. We
give our advertisers six days in the week,
the same as all other Memphis papers,
and for the seventh day we charge one
sixth additional.
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DIARIES, half-price.
COWPERTHWAIT, CHAPMAN d co.
CeRsETs. CoRsETs, slightly imperfect,
80 cents, Remnant sale of
MENKEN BROS.
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blank BOOKS.

Our stock is the largest and best in the
city. Business men who intend opening
new sets Of books on the beginning of the
new year will find it TO their advantage to
give us a call. We guarantee all of
books to be as represented.
II. WADE & CO.,
297 Ns: sSTeet.
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Noi-me-Tangere, Lupus, OF Wolf Cancer
Scirrhus Cancer-FungOus Cancer
Rose C~2nceF-Spider Cancer.
make a great speciality in the treatment OF
every description Of cancer and tumOrs. and
have a special department devoted to tins
branch OF disease.
How many cancers and tumOrs are w=oar-
fully treated by certain chaeIafans stvIi17-
themselves Cancer DOetors,u
AIter being p~ronouneeG incuTabfe, I VIII
make a permanent cure.
My terms for Treating cancers, etc. viii be
nassI On lhe<ge ana condition Ofths patient,
and the Positive certainty Of cure.
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EP John Johnson's moral char
acter and integrity are beyond re-
preach. The AUdLdlehe admits that.
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BaT John Johnson's election will
revive business, give the poor man
labor by the encouragement of in
dustry, and secure him money, food
and clothing
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The press, the pulpit and the lecture-room,
are silent on the subject Of diseases OF the
sexual organism. A false deiicacy ~eOnceal3
the knowledge for which thousands thirst.
And how terrible are these diseases? Sper-l
matorrhoea- scattering the entire Nervous
System-imPalr1ng the mind-and causing
Seif-destructiOn. Syphilis. eating Up tin
body by piece-meal-losing bone, muscle 2
nerve, by tnehes-being literally eaten
alive. and t0rturing the brain with agonf
Charlatans, or incOnpetent physiciansi
essay TO cure them, but in vain IheJ
and resort is in the humane and LEI
physician who understands their case
Among these affections. none are
SpermatOrrhOa, or seminal Wed
and emissions. DR.. Woodbridge says
the loss OF one ounce Of seminal
abuse, is equal to the loss Of forty 4
blood"
The worst form is when the semi
passes on unperceived in the urines
Empires, and characterless menA
Ing upon the fears Of a mind. too
ing the feebleness Of the body, MOI
tort large sums OF money, but, in
" instance, pave complicated
and rendered il more difficult tot
never yet seen a case OF SeXual1
cured by any physieIf
All the affections of the sexRaA
been deeply studied by me for
have made a discovery in the -
syphiIitic and virulCnt diseased
fses to overthrow all former PIX
tions and theories oE the SUI
entirely new remedies, and b
eoPaiba. cubebs, tarpentE .n,
In every case ! guaranteed urant
Ohice hours from 9 am E5to
Russell, Consulting Physfc 49,
assisted BY q ~ 49,"
Physicians The usual Coz
the regular profession.
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Bg Every citizen who is for White
Men ruling the affairs of Memphis,
will vote for John Johnson for Mayor.
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LETTER LIST.

The following Is the list OF letters remain
Ing in the Memphis POstOmce and not deliv-
cred by carriers Yesterday.
All letters directed TO street and numbers
viii be delivered promptly by carriers.
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SELECT box of Handkerchiefs, Half
Hose, r. Y. Shirts, or any style Of Furnish
ing Goods for holiday gifts, at 233 Clay
Building. WIGGANS d. THORN'S,
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Ia John johnson, the Democratic
candidate for Mayor is a true and
tried citizen a successful merchant
and worthy all praise and honor.
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BUSINESS NOTICING contracts or OBJ
legations assumed or made by any indi5
viduaI owner OF employee of his office,
will be paid at our counter or recognized
as an offse. 10 any bills due the some.
The party making any bill must settle it
biu7calf FIN pGrG0n
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SPECIAL NoTICE To TAxPAYERs.-The
tax books Tor the year 1869 have been re-
ceived, and the TGx-Collector's office will
be open on and after to-day from 7
o'clock am. until 9 o'clock pm, for the
accommodation of taxpayers, Of which
fact all parties concerned are requested to
take notice. VIM. MCLEAN,
Tax-Collector for ShelbY county.
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BE- John Johnson never owned a
Bank, never burst a Bank, never had
anything to do with bursted banks,
and has always been a true man in
every relation of life.
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RIYERs. WEArgER $50 gysINEss.


MEMPHIS GAS WOREs January l.
River fell Z inchos in past u hours.
Below high water mark OF 1867 II feet
CHAS. GOODWIN,
Superintendent Of Gas Works.
ST. LOUIS, January 4.-Arriyed-CO-
lumbar, from New Orleans. Departed
Lady Pike, Kate Kenney and Thompson
Dean for New Orleans; kublcon ior
Vicksburg. The river is falling slowly,
and considerable ice is running. The
weather is clear and milder.
CINCINNATI, January ARRIVED: st.
Charles.
PTrrsBURe, January 4.-The river is
stationary, with % feet 2 inches in the
channel. The weather was cold and clear
to-day but partially cloudy tonight.
Business is fair. The Monongahela has
10 feet 8 inches and falling. No coal de-
partures.
Alice Dean az 7 am; Richmond at 10 a.
M; Grand Lake at noons Robert Burns at
Bpm. and Mary E. Forsyth. The river
fell 7 inches. The weather is clear with
the mercury at 80.
LOUISVILLE, January 4.-Up: Silver
Moon and Ironsides. The river is de-
elining, with Z feet on the falls and 9 feet
in the canal. Business dull.
New ORLEANS. January Arrived:
Emperor, Belle Vernon and Mollie Eb-
bert, from Cincinnati; Lady Gay, from
st. Louis; Great Republic, from Cairo.
There is no later news from the Arkan-
sas or White rivers. Both streams have a
fair stage of steamboat water. Our dis
patches from above give the very latest
news from all quarters. The weather is
clear and cool. Business brisk.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The center of attraction on our levee to-
day was the Mississippi and her cargo of
Chinese. Men, women and children
rushed TO view them, and were disap-
pointed because they could not discover
their pig-tails, and saw no tea boxes.
John Cannon's ambition is TO organize a
stock company of the Vicksburg, Green
vile and Ouachita packets, control and mo-
u~opolise the bnsiness. and become Presi-
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serofnIa.

Struma. GIandular SweIina. REnnfng, or
Crusty Eruptions, SaiT Rheun,
Kings EVh
The Scr0fula faint, Inherited or otherwise.
filing lie with untold misery. IS. by auusual
medical treatment, hopeleSSIy incurable.
The only true cures which / have ever seen.
are those which have been performed BY me.
1 viii CONTRACT TO cure. without fail. every
case OF Blood Diseases, even the most terrible
forms of LepTosy, Erysipelas, Eczems. Can
GERS. Tumors, Ulcers, Assesses, and every
form Of red, scaly. or d~isdguring eruption, IN
FROM fOrty-eight hours 10 q few weeks.
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Two HUNDRED VAsHTI, Just received.
COWPERTHWAIT, CHAPMAN q CO.
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PERSONAL.

Col. Giles NJ. Hilyer, OF Vicksburg, is
in the city, stopping at the Oyerton.
w. B. Kimball, Esq, The well known
cotton-buyer who has operated extern
sively in our market for several seasons,
has returned TO our city, after an absence
of several months.
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The Emmett Bank has removed to the
Stanton block, corner of Madison and
Front Row. Entrance on Madison street.
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Bar The man who does not want
the city ruled by the worst element
in it will vote for John Johnson for
Mayor.
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GREAT SLAUGHTER of goods at Rem
nant Sale OF MENKEN BROS.
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Cooley, Peterson and Demorest for
January, at Joe Locke's, 1861 Main street.
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VELVET, body and tapestry Brussels,
three-pIy, ingram and hemp carpets can
be bought cheap for cash at E. Fegan's,
260 Second street.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS a week Is all the
APPEAL costs dellYered by carriers.
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81 Every true Irishman, italian,
German, or other foreign citizen who
is opposed to Radicalis4n, viii vote for
John johnson for Mayor.
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LOST.

asos,ss usadr ms head tiI be inserted az Ten
oeals per lfns, eceh Insertion.
EF0EFY-A package Of money in an ex-
M rress envelope; Also a morocco letter
vaiuable only 70 the owner. Anyone
4---,s1r either OF the above 10 this Office,
VII b. jfherally rewarded. la4
Reward-On Main or Jefferson
IA sfrset. q nny-dOllar bill Return 10 this
- JaI
-E7-F CATTLE-six head Arkansas beef
-l,le rof away rom steamer Commercial
- ea.ta me ann one White-oolors other
tals e~o1s- suitable reward viii be paid
1-S-tbsm delivered 10 unlsrslgnea:
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ATTENTION, %TAxpAYERs!

Bank of Tennessee money, in amounts
to suit, for sale at Emmett Bank, Nos. l
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MEMPHIS DOLLAR SToRE-Joe Locke's,
23616 Main street. Who're you can get the
worth of your money for n dollar, and
choice of a select lot of bound books.
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o WHITE RIVER.

Elliott LIN White and Little Red River
Packet-FOr Helena, Friaris Point, Little
Rock, Searcy, JaeksOnPott and Batesvflls.
DIES Glass, master
This elegant and feet passenger II
steamer viii leave as above ~
FRIDAY, eth inst, at D M.
ELLIOTT 4 MILLER, Agents,
las Promenade srreel. ODD. Landing.
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CITY NEWS S.
BANK OF TENNESSEE.

Old issue taken for goods, at so cents on
the dollar, at a. SEESSEL & SONS,
259 Main street.
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TWISTED THREADS, at
COWPERTHwAIT, CHAPMAN CO.'S
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sG~ The man who is opposed to
s~calIawagery in Office will vote for
Johnson for Mayor.
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KID GLOVES 70 cents. Good Kid Gloves,
70 cents, RemnantSal MENKEN BROS.
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ADMINISTRATORS.

Notices snde- his head 1CU be inserted al Ten
cents per HHe, each Inserted.
. ITUATION.-A No. man and wife, with
- out encumbrances, wish a situation.
The man understands gardening, caring
COWS horses and driving. The woman. aNO.
I cook. washer and ironer. Apply 20 WA.
General Employment and 1ntelil-
gence Office. g Jefferson street Ja5
ENTHUSIASTICALLY a man OF family
y and experience, a position as Superln-
teudent on a bottom plantation. UndOubted
references. Address C~ultivator," care APP
peal Office, stating size OF place, terms, etc.
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B9- The Democrat who refuses to
vote for Johnson for Mayor is a
traitor to his party.
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PUCKt Puckl Puckl at
COWPERTHWAIT, CHAPMAN & CO.'S
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MsrcuriaI Diseases.

Salvation (Ptyalisml, MeTcurial EKuptious
MercuTia4 Aches in Bones,
decentralization.
Mercury, injudieiOusly used. has enss fbs
earth with wrecks Of humanity. Thcnsar =
suffer from its effects, who have 5een M Is
sciOusly drugged by their Physician
vain 20 attempt the cure CT the ms o-f-v -
diseases while It remains in the boz s1AAJ u
Although 1 have heard of sever -.u.,
antidOtes FOR mercury in the h ,wa1 49,
have never yet seen physician Mo co1i5
eliminate il from the system
I can satisfy any patient or phvsscta, tb,.
l can absolutely extract TsreHrv. lead ziac-
anu 4t9sF mineral po+Seas in sTsry case.
lead from the white pafzt in the bstL-room
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VELVET, body and tapestry Brussels,
three-ply, ingram and hemp carpets can
be bought cheap for cash at E. Fegan's,
260 Second street.
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REMOVAL.

MERINo HOSE, I2H cents and 16 cents
at Remnant Sale of MENKEN BROS.
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GATES AJAR-GATEs WIDE OPEN.
COWPERPHWAIT, CHAPMAN d co.
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UP

Notices under thus head UiU be inserted at Ten
cents per Zine, czech Insertion.
AEARE-By the subscriber, on Saturday,
VI January l. $50, a stray Mare. black, with
roam hair, nine or ten years Of age, The
can have her by calling at 81 Third
street, lndpaying charges.
ia4 Sale Stable, 81 Third street.