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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned having other business re-
- qq1r1ng his attention. offers his farm. for
sale Is situated mile from puflid Square
contains about 124 acres fine arabic and grain
land Plenty of fruit and timber, O never fail.
ing supply of lying water, good house with 10
rooms, osgo0d Barns and other outbuiltiinrs z
Kayenns which, as the city grows will become M
more prontable This prqPerty offers great in
gage IN very profitable business as the farm will
be soid with moderate payment in hand and
sufficient time on the balaneeI ri \ u = =! ~
Ravenna May %. 1859. ss-tf. =. eI MoOk.
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IIq A HORRIBLE MIsrAKE.-Once upon '
kastime an accomplished young Amer
n lean oman had the, honor to dineai
with the Gar of all the Russias. ID
During the royal entertainments aplateT T.
OF delicious eli P grapes was passed areund.' O.
It It is true the young lady saw the gol-
Gen knife which rested on the side, of =
the basket, but as the fruit came to-.
her first she had no way of learning 4.
ITS ITS use; SO she did just as she would O.
have done in rAmerica-she reached
out her dainty fingers and lifted from -
the dish sa a whole stem of grapes. What r.,
was her CONSERVATION to see the next
person, as well as all the other guests, /
take the golden knife and sever a sim -
gle grape each, and transfer it to their.
plates; Had a young Russian lady in -
this country helped herself to o whole
chicken the error would have been %
precisely the same. 1t is true the
young woman committed no crime. o'
but her feelings and those of he. ihi
friends would have been spared had I'D
she learned the etiquette of royal Ia
oles before she became an Empero,rriss iiii
guest. 2a9sda 1F'o ifi55 atii st1i7ub ,ttoi
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-31

A NEGRO nurse-girl in Maryland
kilied her charge by giving it kero-
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Soap! Soap I Y7E

The subscriber is manufacturinR at eanm,yII
beilsports, a first rate article of
8 Q r TsR QrA Ry yar|
which he viii deliver to those in want of the
same a. reasonable rates, by the gallon or barrel
Soap. - o->1.-'e iol
All orders left at Beckley's Stove and Tin Store.
Will receive prompt attention. 1-lf : : TT.1rS :
EDGAR C. CAMPBELL.
campbellsport. April n. 1863, 85-1y.
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70 sa3tS ss9sq
Vol. 2, No. 81.
aiaI Registry. a

Il,
ieia E<egist1sy. -
66USTY 6FFIcERs. Va "a
Judges of Common Pleas-Gyo. N. Trrr1x
PHILo D. CoSAST..
Probate Judge-JAcoB v. NELL.
Prosecuting Attorney-C A. REED.
County Auditor-WILLIAM GRINSELL
County Treasurer-GusTAyCs p. REED.
| Clerk of Courts-AHDKEW Jackson. = i "A L J
Sherih-OTIs b. PAINE
REcpRgEE-GsW vi BAzsEFa
County Commissioners-HENRY J. NOBLE. n.
B. .JEsKENs, Jos. C. CosRAD.
Coroner-RECKLLUs Roor
SurTeyor--JEDDIAH COLE
Directors of County Infirmary-. C. BEATTY.
GUAM CLEMENTS and L. C. DODGE
MAYORS OF INCORPORATED TOWNS ?.
Rayenna-JoHH MEHARa. 1913 aaLW 1si2'tis
Keht-E. W. stuart ..3l3 grs -.,,i,..5 ...is
Garrcttsyille-M e. FKANcIs.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
AtwatsEzy. r. Gonrad1ana Sylvester A.
Hinman.
Aurora-Reuben P. Cannon and Worthy Tay-
or us4 1uog ges d iaea foz ofI--.saTsEA 4
feh-Joseph L. Carrier and A. ii. LAM !
phare. g LIB s5t9sa2 si7f z 2fLa ~ = 1sel
Deerneld-c S. Tibbals and John Il. Holman. "a,
Edinburgh-smiths Sanford and Asa Bingham.
'charlestown-zAagustus Munyoa laad NaahEn
H. Smith, esgLg 81 sll5el2 af7s8 70 8egtS i 81
Frant1fn1Jo Davis, Alvin Bafts;nrs. i. Archer.
Freedom-Lyman Bryant and Arvillus c.
Larkcom. /
Hiram Ruins Bnsts and RICHARD ii. Hank. Il
Mantua-A. n. Farr and Henry Cobb.-ssf .af9ai
~Nelson-James Ashald and A. f. Hannahs.
Palmyra-gohn D. Williams, Onin< <steYeast
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; RErRoDUoTIoN OF HEARrs.-seWheh
men break their hearts, 2 remarks a.
cynical female writer, s it is the same
as when a lobster breaks one of its
snrnf,fa oiit s.,,,<, Sas +
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softly, and they saw the boots very
distinctly; most extremely dirty
pair of cowhides, which looked az
though their. owner had tramped
through twenty miles of swamp and
made no acquaintance with rug Oh
scrape afterward.
z" A--a mighty big man he must be,
with such pair of feet" said Jones.
Hadn't we better call your father
and Mfr. Berry, the hired man ~
Il think we had" said Green. tim
idly. aw ti7f 'asTifo.is
Il don't" said Lydia, decidedly
''See!I believe the boots are moving.
S'Oh goodness mew
And as she screamed, Jones and
Green simultaneously made rush for
the door. Jones stumbled over a
wash-stand and went headlong to the
foot Of the stairs, wash-stand and all.
And Lydia, by clinging to the skirts
Of Mr.. Green's coat, Kept him from
following his rival.
What in the deuce is to pay here ?,
asked Jack Berry, appearing on the
scene in his shirt and trowsers, and
his curly, light hair standing all over
his head, like the bristles on a lamp
chimney brush. ~ s'9 '''4a ''':'@i,i'57
Lydia points to the boots. -
"Don't touch him" whined Green.
g He may have pistol or something
about him and hurt somebody. iisi15
You chicken-livered wheIpin cried |
Berry, 4 You're afraid to see what's
behind the boots, are ye? Well, Plff
show you."5 sB3 I7b1Bu 3t!5 s'fia5,
And Berry seized the frightfuLob-
jects and gave pull so strong that
he went over backwards on the floor
with boot in eitherhand. 31-E
"JnpiterID he cried, 81 never saw
any boots come off so easy as that are.
Let's see the feet And diving under
The bedhe lifted the ecunterpane and
displayed-nothing. 5aH 5ls7E Hsat
But where is the owner of the I
boots n cried he, scratching bruise
IN his nose and looking infinitely 1
puzzled. hsa ag..s5J aa5zg 81 H,sI1
Here!" said Pa White appearing
It the door, I'm the owner, and
lerea I've been hearing this drafted 4
loise for the last ten minutes, and l
there was fire lover to the t
orner. But not sign OF my boots
onld L find. Who put 'em there
lydia Pr ,sagaHlDoas-a ,tgj
But Lydiawas bathing Berry's nose. .
ireen and Jones had sense enough to :
ee that they were de trop. and they 4
'ok their departure without any elab- c
rate fareweils.
" By jjinks," says Green to Jones, on Ii
leir way home, " I've got an idea it's g
" opinion that jade of a girl put &
lem boots there herself, on purpose Y
try u.s. > - e-----.' y
'sof course she did, said Jones, tc
llkily, " women are as deceitful as al
le devil" 80 "
: Trxrr,rp
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g Z !, y !. 2 small boy is . lad, ID big boy
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The pope's old stocking, are re- in il, i
great demand as cure for infiamnna-
tory renmatism.
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NEW TAILORING
E s t a b l i s b M ent
III. sMUETING

aH. C.baMUETING aao s.rst
.1gM g o. iLGB04c Es7s sb0oi9 10 sd3oi
Would inform the people of Ravenna and yicin-
ity, that he has opened shop in the AIIen
Block, two doors east of B. Little's Grocery
store, on Main Street, and is prepared to do all
ner, and at reduced prices From many wears
experience in the business, he feels confident of
ms ability to give entire satisfaction
to be made by women o-s'
Ravenna, Oct. 5. 1869 5S-tf
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THE sPECTROsCoPE AT THE DEAR.
BORN OBSERVATORY.

II
The spectroscope recently procured
for the use of the astronomers at the
Chicago Observatory has already been
employed to advantage. Mr.. Stone
has examined the great nebula in the
sword of Orion with much care. In
other Instruments this beautiful object
is represented as giving a gaseous
spectrum, with three bright lines
These area hydrogen line CD, one
corresponding to nitrogen, and anoth-
er representing some unknown sub
stance, but occupying very nearly the
position of a barium line. In a COM
munication made to the Academy of
Sciences, last Tuesday evening, Mr..
Stone announced the discovery of q
fourth line near the solar line G, but
apparently somewhat nearer to the
red end of the spectrum. The in
strument is not, however, SO well
adapted to the measurement of the
lines on the scale, as to enable him to
say with certainty that the line is not
the well known G.. line. The phe-
nomenon Of four lines has been OBJ
served in the case of only one other
nebula-known in the catalogues of
18 HIV. s.-f
Mr. Stone also described the Zoll-
ner Speetroscope-a new instrument
recently invented for the especial pur-
pose OF enabling the inventor to |
measure more accurately the rate of
notion towards, or from, the fixed
stars.
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A. 8 CIV. RyGohanee sf Tins. e
The following are theItimess Of the desxrtnssyss,
Of trains at the points below. It took eject
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WATER FoRDRINK.

| - =
Wholesome water is no less impor-
tant than wholesome food. AS q ntec- Il
essary drink. and culinary purposes, OF
water contributes special qualities
which are incessant and inevitable.
Good water may be described in gem
eral terms as that which is fresh, linn
pid, and without odor; it possesses % u
taste characterized by freedom FROM
alfidisagreeable lqualities-itis neither FL
insipid, sour, salt, nor sweet! land ifsa
it is soft, it dissolyes soap without ato
sediment. If hard the converse of 81
this is the case-a sediment is deposit
ed, which h is evidence of saline mat-oo
I ss0I .tf2ia VGI3hn1 i<ai Hgulgd
q Soft water is more conducive to-
health for the, generality of persons ca
than hard, because it is a better solvent :,
of alimentary materials But for the =
same reason it is more likely to hold
foreign Substances in solution, and
the presence Of q very small quantity
of some minerals-iead, for example, g
or putrescent matters-may escape at =
tention; The habitual use use of v water tel 10
containing such substances for LEI, length L, I,
of time is often followed by the worst V1oc,it l.
consequences. Indeed, the use Of
water containing putrescent matters loo
is sometimes speedily followed by the z
most pernicious results cholera and9fr
other epidemics often originating 4
rom this cause. s9gaineb I'1F ,vfiaq6ioD
81 Hard waters always contain saline ah
constituents, and for persons of weak h1e
organs the econtinuods useof
Fater thus impregnated isfapt to I'M Z
luce disease!--L LIotny THINGS 11iio0 iipg
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d. L. ROCKWELL,
DIR. A. M. POWERS,

Eclectic Physician and Surgeon, Rootstown,
Portage County, Ohio. Chronic and Private
door south of Green & Barlow's Store.
Dec. 81. 1855, ~.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-31

CLEVELAND - PITTSBURG GRAIEROAD
On and after Nov. 18TH, 1852 Trains viii leave
Stations daily. Sundays excepted Is follows ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-31

"of course she did, said Jones,
sulkiiy, !" women are as deceitful as
the devil" -As
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-31

"By jinks," says Green to Jones, on
their way home, /" I've got an idea; it's
my opinion. that jade of a girl put
them boots there herself, on purpose
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-30

A country parson was invited to tea among
some Of his neighbors. During the ceremony
two of tho hopefnls got into wrangle which
the fond mother found necessary to suppress;
when Sam. an interesting youth of twelve, in
spite of his mothers winks and sly glances,
cried yehemently: %Oh, yes! Josh can COB
in and COB out COB after COB, but If / tech
tho leastest morsel, there's the darndest kick
in Of Shins. The parson sloped with o new
subject for his text. '. -sa.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-30

ME,rHrs Lad a very intelligent colored man
on the Fourth. but '' whAr" IS he now; He
stuck hghted Roman candle in key of gum
powder. and vent to see his mother. who died
many years ago. They are taking up a coll
lection to bury him, but can't find any pieces
big enough to swear by. Niegers in adjoining
towns are bringing in pieces of charcoal and
palming them OF on the undertakers as pieces
Of the patriotic colored man.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-30

, THrI tell story of Maine man whose
horse baked, and would not move for FIVE
hours, when the man put in the time by sit
ting on a stump and reading a Testament. and
never swore one single swear. We will bet
money the man had an impeachment in his
speech, as well as in his progress or he
would have been heard from on the subject of
horses.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-30

q Estray Notice. gs0n8 4 4
TAKEN UP ON THE l6rH OP JUNE
SKSA six t6l head of STRAY Beef Cattle--fonr
red one white. and one brindie-au
--AA Mexican steers, ave Of them haytn,
brands The owner Ia requeAted 10 come forward
prove property. pay charges, and take them away
within thirty days, they VIII be Roid accordance
with law ....a ...... GEORGE CAN'T =.
Apply at Idaho Ranch. Cope road. or at independent
once, hko. .. jyl6.im
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-30

Euenne Charles Antonio Gustaye Edward
Thassillo. He has no middle name or other
initials
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REGISTERS Notice.

PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS or An ACT
entitled An Act 10 provide for the registration o.:
e names OF electors. and 10 prevent fraud at cleo
nons, approved March the 5th, 1870 by the provi--
ions OF this Act IL made the duty of the Justices OF
the Peace of the several counties of this state 10 rs
ter the names o. all qualified applicants. by virtue
thereof said Justices made ex-oicio the Registry
Agent OF their respective townships.
Therefore having received this day from the Clerk
ot the Board OF County Commi sioners the 'OficisI
Register Book" and necessary p,pers, I am nov
ready TO register all qualified applicants between the
hours @! 10 O'Clock, 4. n. and O'Clock y. NJ on all
siye.
John s. MAYHUGH
Justice of the Peace o! ElkO Township and
EE-ofhcio Register Agent for Elko district
Elso. July Let, 1870. iys
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-30

THEY have n horse in Holden, Missouri, so
poor that the owner has to tie rail to his tail
to keep his body from slipping through the
collar. ~ b.. E--L-I - 49, ---
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II Is said that the Editors Drawer in Har-
pers -Magazine is made up by n woman. So
are great many editors drawers. ~ A-s--sA
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THE ELK0 INDEPENDENT.
S1TUR6AI. JULY 20. Is1o.

GENIAL 10. Lane The PisinaeSler. pub
lished at Roseburg, Oregon. alladiDs-.o re-
cent speecb made At that place by the old vet-
eran Democrat General 10. Lane, cay s:- q
The old hero, after promising that he bad
nearly filled the three score and ten years al
lotted to man, that he was a candidate for no
ONCE. and that in all probability this was the
hast time he would ever address them, pro-
ceeded TO congratulate them on victory, OBJ
tained without money. on the Democratic doc
trine. pure and simple. He then went on, in
an address which brought tears to the eyes of
his hearers, to instil into their minds the idea
that the safety and perpetuity OF the Union
depended upon the preservation of the Govern
ment as originally constituted. He reviewed
the history. Of the past from the days Of JEFF
ferson, and showed the danger to be appre-
hended from the new school constitutionists
We wish every man in Oregon could have
heard thetwortb Of wisdom that fell from his
lips; he would bHye loft. If not Q, wiser mai,
more than ever determined to stand by the
truc Democratic creed.
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ter, published in the Star, with the following
Repebiiodn sentence; = Til rEC1 10 asEl7S.
AT this place, and, indeed, everywhere
have stopped, have been treated with the
distinguished consideration due TO my rank,
which, in Asia, means everything Rank, not
money, courts,here."
What rank has the United States conferred
upon Ministers2 Outside the army and navy,
position in a republican government is not
supposed 10 confer rank. II the japanese
Government has conferred any rank upon Mr..
belong he should enlighten his friends as to
his new dignity. II he intends TO forsake his
country, Ia Burlingame. the Government
should be notified thereof, and perhaps man
could DO found to take his place who would
not be so willing to boast OF his rank.-LOs
Angeles Star. ~ s-.-.--
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Railroad consolidation

DURSUAhr TO THE srATUTE IN SUCH c.sv
j msds and groytdsd. notice 4 hereby given th.,
the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD Co5rfiSv -
CALIFORNIA and the WESTERN PACIFIC RASy
ROAD COMPANY, upon the written consent Of 49,
Stockholders. holding more than three fourths 80
capital stock Of each Of aid corporations resDrti,i
and by the agreement Of the respective BcardS ~ ~
reefors 81 said corporations made aud entered ina
statute In such case made and provided hav, mis-
DAY amalgamated and consolidated their esn,s-S
stock. debit, property. Assets, and franchise psa
The corporate name and style OF 'cESrRAL PAoITIc
BY order OF The Board Of Directors Of the ..,.,.,
Pacific faailroad Company" % ~ . > : - -.
.FE5 Z. IL MILLER. IN. sesret.r,. !
Sacramento. Jane >. 1910. n Jea9.im
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-03
z

BoorBI.AcKs, beware! Death loves a
shining mark.
An apple tree in Vermont yield
ed 20 bushels last season.
CALIFORNIA Is about to abolish the
law prohibiting Sunday theaters.
TIE christening cake Of the Princess
Of Wales last infant weighed As
pounds.
TIE New York Eceaing Mail heads
4 column Of foreign, news "Transa-
tlanticalities."-
HE Texas Legislature has ten ne
gro members-two in the Senate and
eight In the House.
AS the days begin to lengthen, the
cold begins to strengthen" This old
saw will have to be reset.
A YOUTHFUL. som%nambulist, in her
night-dreSs, recently wandered into
the London station-houSe.
A New York compositor has accept
ed n Cincinnatian's challenge to set
type for ten hours for $1,000.
DEAD Celestials add to the freight of
ships from San Francisco, and add to
the fright Of superstitious sailors.
CHARITY will run away from home.
In q religions meeting at Cincinnati
prayers were offered for Chicago.
9TH BLESSED BABY."
Do you think il I'd a baby
That I'd let him pull my hair?
Do you think I'd put on collars
Just for him to soil and tear?
Do you think I'd call il pretty
When he bit his little toca
Yet I've known some silly mothers
With their babies do just so.
Do you think I'd set him crying.
Just to see his cunning frown?
Do you think I'd set him walking
Jhst to see him tumble DOWN.
Would I call my baby pretty
When he'd neither teeth nor hair!
Yet l know soms silly mothers
Think their babies woudrous fair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-03

TIM MUSICAL JUBHEE.-T The Vir-
ginia Choral Society will make their
next public appearance at the great
Camilla Uso musical festival, COM
mencing on the I'D instant, at San
Francisco, and continuing for three
days. It will be something grand and
extensive for this coast, second only to
the great Peace Jubilee at Boston last
year. Elaborate preparations are
being made for 1t.
Coon LAGER.-At the Philadelphia
Brewery Saloon, Main street, Gold
Hill, the best beer in the country can
be had by the keg, quart, bottle or
glass. Also, all other popular bever-
ages, Of the best quality, as well as II
good cigar. Drop in and see Muhleck,
or his handsome barkeep, Lee.
GnILo, MorT& Co.-Millmen, ma
chinists, mechanics, miners, farmers,
everybody, read the advertisement of
Gillig, Mott i Co., the famous Virginia
hardware firm, in another column.
Anything wanted can be purchased at
their store on the most reasonable
terms.
BUEI. STILL ABoUr.-rhe report that
David f. Buel had gone to Europe
with the view of interesting foreign
capitalists into another Reese River
mining enterprise Is contradicted.
The Reese River RereiUe says he Is
still at Eureka, "working like q
major"
PRAIRIE CuIcKENs.-These uncom-
mon fowls for this section are now for
sale in the markets. They are brought
in from the eastward, over the big rail-
road. TO persons from the Western
States they look like old acluaintances.
Dusry.-The disgusting mud of a
week ago is now dried up, and our
streets are getting quite dusty. 1t
would look like a joke to see the street
sprinkler out before spring.
"SIx BrTrY."-The Chinese wood
packers are now selling stovewoOd at
the reduced price of six bits n load,
"All ee good wood, John, you sabe?
big load, welly cheap"
WAYLAYING TITEM.-We saw Dan,
Of the Enterprise, foot-pad like, way
laying for items about IL O'Clock to-
day. He was Oh the Divide with John
Fleming.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
In tho Rainy season.

When the earth IL saturated with moisture, and
the air Is srrcharyed with unwholesome calculations.
the vital forces Of The body are less active than In
clear weather. and the spirits eorrespondin2ly de-
pleased. It Is under such circumstances that the
inviSorating. ~viviryins and cheering properties OF
HosrErTsR's STOMACH BITTERS are made
especially manifest. Half q wineglsssfun. taken
three times q day. will so tone and strengthen the
digestive organs and the nervous system. that mel.
Their the miasma arising from the wet soil. nor the
gloom Of q sunless sky. will produce the usual effect
upon the health and spirits, Persons who are Pc
culiarly sensitive to external changes, will ihnd this
agreeable tonic tho best meana Of steellng their sys-
tens against vicissitudes Of temperature. What
the poet, Cowper. said Of tea, applies with ten.fOld
force to this lnestimable ncSvine stomachic. ut
cheers, but not inebriates." This, however, Is only
one Of Its merits. 1t literally revolutionizss the con-
dItion OF the feeble, dcbilitsted and responding
imparting hcaithful activity to the ~secretlve organs
regulating tho bowels, and giving q new and perma-
nsnt impulse to tho etete and torpid animal ma
ehincry. The mind. ~sympathIzing with the refreshed
and inv.gorated body. RECEIVERS It's elasticity. and
life takes a brighter aspect under the effects Of this
harmless vegetable eShllarant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-03

IL this age when merit Is obscured BY s~eltasser
ton. and Slarins advertisements take the place Of
solid talent. It Is a pleasure to meet with true worth.
To those In need OF medical aid we would cheerfully
recommend the DR.. j. C.. Young Institute. 6ls Sac
ramento street, San Francisco. During lta twenty
ysars Of operation It has held the highest place OF
integrity. ana has been recognized as a sure refuge
Of the sick. where all receive skillful and honorable
treatment. See advertisement on the inside.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-03
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

By WELLS. rARso n co.'s LINE.
JHolland, Jno Sullivan, Mr. Sanborn, Mr.
Slingsrland. J Maekey. Mr. McGrath, Miss
McCauley. Mr. Fount, Mr. Fregar, Miss Annie
Sloan, Miss Mollie Sloan, Mr. Wright, Mr.
Breed, C Albright.