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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-27
Overland Dispatches
ESPECIAL TO THE GOLD HILL. DAILY NEWS BY
THE WESTERN UNION rELH6RAPH LINE.l
DATES TO SATURDAY NIGHT.
miscellaneous.

NEWARK, y. J., June 25.-The sta
BILE of Sanford's Hotel, and roof and
interior of the Methodist Protestant
Church were burned by an incendiary
fire to-day. The church was insured.
NEW YoRx, June 25.-The weather
to-day throughout the Northeastern
States Is the hottest of the season, the
mercury ranging from 80 to lO6 deg;
in New York the thermometer stood
two hours at 100 deg. Several fatal
cases Of sunstroke are reported.
The room of the Treasurer Of the
Special Cuban Commission, Carlos Cas-
tello, was robbed OF $S5, 800 to-day.
The widow of General Thomas has
sailed for France.
Eight hundred workmen are thrown
out Of employment by the refusal Of
Mayor kalbleish to sign the bonds Of
the Prospect Park Commissioners.
Charles A. Dana is sued for libel by
the officers of the Society for the Pre-
yention of Gambling, OH account Of an
article in to-day's Sua. He was ar
rested and gave bail.
MEMPHIS, June 25.-Reports are re-
ceived from Arkansas giving encOurag-
ing accounts Of the cotton. Corn
crops In this section are suffering from
excessive rains, rendering working i'm
possible.
A duel between two young lawyers
of this city was prevented to-day BY
the arrest Of both parties.
INpIANApoILs June %. - In the
Young Mems Christian Association
Convention this afternoon, Washing
ton, d. c., was selected as the place Of
the next Convention. San Francisco
was also q candidate for the place.
PEKIN, ILL.,, June 25.-rhe boiler Of
Rupert's distillery exploded to-day,
killing one man and injuring another.
PmLADEI.rnIA, June 25.-John A.
Bingham, President and Manager Of
the Adams Express Company, Is dead.
RALEIGH, June 25.-Nearly all the
candidates for office at the State cleo
ton have taken the stump.
HAVANA, June 25.- Cholera cases
and deaths are daily decreasing. There
are no fears of an epidemic at present.
BosroN, June 25.-General Sherman
visited the Shoe Leather Exchange,
and was made an honorary member.
A temperance organization Is formed,
with the object to enroll the Sabbath
School children OF New England.
BosroN, June 25.-The down pas
senger train OIL the Grand Trunk Rail-
road was thrown from the track near
West Paris; the engineer and fireman
were bruised.
ROCHESTER,, June 25.-The greater
portion of the village of Clifton Springs
was burned to-day.
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FROM al
ROBBERS CONVICTED "A
DOCTRRas To BE TRIED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COL.
LIDED.

SAN FRANcIsCO, June 27-2 p. NJ
Gold, at ii \. NJ. l1lss. Greenbacks,
901a selling, 81.
Dennis Lehman and VIM. Carroll,
aged Is and II, were convicted Of COM
hitting q highway robbery OH y boy of
their own age, from Alaska, from
whom they took about five dollars BY
force, and were this morning sent to
the Industrial School.
The case of DOctress Rcbecca How
ard, charged with the crime of abor-
ton, will be heard on Wednesday
next. An important witness, Mrs.
Martha Garrison, is being brought from
Oroville by al officer sent from here
with a bench warrant.
The Sansome street bonded ware
house was entered OH Saturday night
by burglars, who cut through the wall
around the shutters and carried off =
few thousand cigars.
The steamer Milton S. Latham, on an
excursion trip yesterday, ran into the
wharf at Vallejo and smashed n num-
Der Of piles, and then collidcd with
the Mare Island ferry steamer. Loss
email.
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FROM SACRAMENTO.
The Pacing Raee-BiIIy Mnys the
Winner.

winner.
SACRAMENTO, June 25.-Ihe match
pacing race to-day over the Union
Course, for a purse of $4,000, between
the Chicago PAGER Billy Mayo and the
San Francisco PAGER LonNfet'oE, mile
heats, best two in three, resulted In
favor Of Billy Mayo, who % IN easy
victory without distressing himself as
to time. as will be seen by the sum-
mary, which is very far from the 300
marked by the "time sharps." An
other match between these horses Is to
be decided this day week at Bay View
Park Course, San Francisco. Follow
ing Is a summary of the race
Match Pacing Race for q purse Of s., 0o0-Union
Park Courss, Sacramento, mile and repeat,
In harness:
NJ. Adams gr. &. Billy. Mayo. 2 I
Time, 2:3i a-S-8S$-GSO rs.
Bsse HniI, Etc.
The second friendly meeting between
the Oak Leaf Club, Of Stockton, aud
the Capital Club, of Sacramento, took
place to-day, attracting a large crowd.
The S~tocktonians were again victori-
Gus, as at the previous meeting In May.
The play to-day was very good, but
the Capitals lacked the assistance Of
many of the ablest members Of the
Club. The game was continued during
three hours and five minutes, resulting
In q victory for the Oak Leaf Club by
nine runs. The Oak Leaf Club made
20 runs to 90 by the Capitals.
At the conclusion Of the game an
impromptu gathering was, held Mt the
Capital Club rooms. Speeches were
and a glad termination Of the
friendly meeting followed.
After the eth Of July the Pullman
trains will cease running. The profit
therefrom hitherto has been In favor of
the contractors and against the Central
Pacific Railroad Company. The July
7th train will terminate the connection
of the Pullman cars with the Central
Pacific Railroad Company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-27
How TO EARN 4 LIvINa.-The Ma

How TO EARS LIyINo.-The Ma
rysville Appeal of June 10th says:
A young, industrious man, who has
been "kiocking about the country"
getting employment In one place and
another, is tired of this sort Of life
wants to know what he shall do. He
had better 90 into the foothills or on
the plains back Of this city, near what
will eventually be a station Of Of
GUS railroads, get from fifteen to thirty
acres of good land, then 60 to work,
fence 1t, pillow 1t up, put It In order
grow small fruits, c%urrants, gooseber-
ries, grapes, strawberries, 6lackber-
ries, aspberries-getup a grand aspar-
agus bed-raise chickens, pigs and tur-
keys-and stick to your business, have
a cottage, and get a wife to help YOU
and you will come out all right, and
make more money than solne men
with q thousand acres Of land. Won't
you, and others In like condition. think
Of this advice, and then put 1t into
practice?
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wounded, and about twenty animals

wounded, and about twenty animals
killed.
ChicaEs News.
CHICAGO, June 26.-The Trfbane's
special from Washington says that
there has been a considerable contest
over the Secretaryship Of Utah since
the death of Colonel Grove. The
President says he thinks he will not
make any change there at present, but
leave Mr.. Mann there for a while, and
when he does make a change the sp-
pointee will be from Alabama.
The thermometer to-day was 80 In
the shade. It Is cooler tonight. There
are reports of refreshing showers at
various points In almost every direo-
ton.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
DATES TO LAST NIGHT.
O York News.

NEW YORK, June 2.-1t Is reported
that Belmont hast taken two millions
Of New York city seven per cent.
bonds, recently created for the depart
ment Of docks and piers.
Seven thousand four hundred and
seventy emigrants arrived last week.
The fat boiling establishment OH
Thirty-seventh street was closed by
the Board of Health, yesterday, and
the superintendent and workmen were
arrested.
The weather Is still warm, but owing
to the wind, is less intense. To-day,
the thermometer only reached 80 de-
grees.
Commissions Of lunacy have been
issued by the Supreme Court of this
State, sitting ut Kingston, in the case
Of Geo. F. Van Beck, who, having q
wife and children in Germany, mar
ried again In the United States and got
a second marriage legalized In 1874 by
the Legislature. and on the arrival of
the first wife In this country, last
spring, abandoned the second wife,
who died of a broken heart. Her chill
dren claim he was insane and desire
trustees to manage the property.
From Missouri.
81. LOUIS, June 36.-The Democrat,
of this morning, nominated B. Gratz
Brown for Governor. Brown was
formerly United States Senator, and
in favor Of Constitutional amendments,
enfranchising the rebels, which will be
submitted to the people at the Fall
election.
southcrn visitsrs.
L~oUIsvrLLE, July 2.-The New Or
leans Fire Brigade, on a tour through
the principal northern cities, arrived
here to-day and left for Cincinnati.
A German Californian sheets His
wife and thea Conhnits Suicide.
CINCINNATI, June A.-Fred knabe,
a German, who has been in California
for the past four years, leaving q wife
here, returned recently to try to induce
his wife to return with him, which she
was reluctant to do. Last night they
were talking about it at the house of a
friend, when he suddenly drew a pistol
and shot her in the breast, INJECTING a
serious wound. He then fired another
shot through his own head. He will
probably die, but she may recover.
Tho "Nsbie Red MAJ 10 Again at
His Tricks.
ST. LOUIS, June G.-AdylceS from
Fort Supply, In Indian Territory, to
June 18th, say that u band Of fifty to
sixty Indians attempted to run of a
herd of working oxen belonging to the
fort, on that day, but were driven of
and pursued BY u compsny Of cavalry,
and six of them killed. On the 9Th
instant one hundred Indians attacked
a train near Buffalo Creek, but were
defeated by Lieutenant Bodner with a
troop of the Tenth Cavalry, and two
killed and three wounded. Corporal
Freeman and Private Winchester were
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-27

SoLDIERs.-Company d, Third Cav
airy, Capt. Wilson, from Fort Union
New Mexico, passed through yesterday
for Camp McDermitt. One company
Of the same regiment was dropped at
Camp Halleck.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-27

THERE are two annoyances that have
existed probably from the foundation
of the world, which no system Of laws
seems adequate to meet-short weight
bread and watered milk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-27
Marriages.


In their own house, at the Warm Springs,
near Elko. New, Juno 10th, john Groeppcr to
Miss Caroline Tesrhlor.
"Mit hcllem Geist nit auf gethanem Slim
Und welchen, leicht ~bewi9lichen Gcfuhlen-
10 tah lch Gle, die Hcrzsnfesslerin,
Gleich einem Maitig, mir Zir Settle spielen;
Dss suisse Wort: Ich liebe dlch
sprach aus dem hold en- Augcnpsare-
SO furht ich sic rum TrauAltsre:
o, wcr war glucklicher, ais ich."
Dus ish recht-considering the chance OF
/" splelen = but II does not seem like Q proper
time to 4" Gefuhlen " and "alsich." - lnie Pine
Mms. T.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-27

The New York Tribune calls the
anvil chorus and artillery aceompani-
nent at the Beethoven Festival there,
1.-THE q~uintessence Of slam-bang."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-27

They propose in New York to COM
memorate the deceased novelist by
erecting a chickens Drinking Foun-
tain
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-27

The New York Independent calls
Dickens the John Bunyan Of the secu-
lar world. "His novels are little Cos
pels Of charity and good will to all
mankind"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-27
Births.

In Virginia, June 26th, the wife Of Marco
OF o daughter.
10 Virginia, june 26th, tho wife Of Fred God
frey, Of q daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-27

A GEORGIA Judge has had to request
the lawyers not to eat peanuts in hls
Court, as the noise Of cracking and
munching disturbs the course Of jus
tice..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-27

THE Boston branch Of the Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Ami.
mails objects to the introduction O
Datent switches OH horse railways.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-27

A FRENCH paper IN New Orleans
said "Charles Dickens. the great
American romancer, died Yesterday Of
apoplexy. He was the Walter Scott
OF America"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-27

BosToN's amusement now is seeing
the menagerie elephants splash about
In the "frog pond' on the Common.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-27

THEHE is a town in Georgia where
they shave the heads of all who are
found drunk in the street,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-27
FROM MARYsvILLE.
Death Of Pioneer.

MARYsvILLE, June 25.-Judge w.
IS. Sherwood died at Allegheny, Sierra
county, this morning. He was IN
early pioneer and 4 member of the
Constitutional Convention at Nom
-tpTAx
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A New JERSEY paper is printing a
moving tale, entitled "Kasper, or the
Cross-Eyed Carpenter of Kalamazoo"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-27

RED CLouD and his band left New
York sufficiently civilized to each wear
a linen duster.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-27

The Des Moines Buhletia announces
births under the head Of "Spring
Chickens"
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LATEST TELEGRAMS

ESPECIAL TO rHE BOLD HILL DAILY NEWS DIT
TUE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LINE.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-27

STRAWBERRIES are said to be In
furious to persons suffering from govt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-27
Deaths.

Iu Virginia, Juno 9th, Miss Mary Mcdonald,
aged 50 Year,. a native OF Nova Scotia. lFune.
raj 10 take place from the residence Of Mr.:
Frazer, situated between the Chollar:P otoei
mine and the railroad roundhouse, on TUES.
DAY, June 18th. at 10 o'clock, and proceed TO
the Gold Hill cenetery.l
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The Nahs.ai BIrthaay


are proceeding epace. At first it was
feared that old jsalousIes and new
offendings would prevent anything like
harmony, and with any other man than
General Cazneau as Marshal such
would have been the case. The but
chers' irritated dignity has been mol
lifted, the military appeased, and
Young Selioolboy America intensely
delighted by the assignment Of places
In the procession. The committee
went ont to-day on o subscription
soliciting tour, and report that not
w~ithstanding hard times they found all
classes willing to contribute. By an
Act of the Legislature, the city Is en-
powered TO burn ten thousand dollars
worth of gunpowder In honor OF the
day. About one-tifth Of that amount
Is really spent In v~illainous saltpetre,
the rest goes to that undiscovered
bourne-ffom which no municipal dol
lar ever vet returned-known IN news
paper parlance as the Ring"
The Misery q D usks.nsss.
The annual report Of the San Fraf H.
cisco Benevolent Society reveals that
in this city, as elsewhere, drunkenness
causes larger percentage Of dsstltu-
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
F1Rg IN ASSOCIATION HALL
-, .,,rDsox,s .nnRrss POSTPONED.

An unfortunate accident disappointed the au-
ee which gathered in Association Hall last evening 70
e..r Mp Emersons address before the New-Ensano 80
,..v Al ZOO u ~, when the hall was about onethiro
sn an alarm OF FIRE was given and small fame was seen
creeping up the last pillar but one on the west sac ol
the hail No provision whatever seems TO nave peen
made within the building for such an emergency ana tho
Gentlemen who devoted themselves 10 putting ont the
fre we're compelled TO use waeringpots I'm pans au'
Guns This course proving insufficient, pals were p0,
rlsed from the neChb0rng houses ana by the the
OF the anitor and few mem6ers OF the Assocatop pSn
Hre was kept in check until the arrival OF t the had
who soon extngushed IL. Many OF the AZ 1cast
meanwhile quietly left the building ath4u5a IN and they
onchaf remained until the gas was turheI o fosenh NJ
wene rcoucsted 70 retire At $50 oclOCh,i char Mr.
Thoate President of the Society ahl9.oss an Er{doy
Fmerson had consented 10 deliver his of admis
sSening at seinway Hail, and that no ucAe'' Vi
siOn would be required. ,u,,o+cd from n leak IL
Tie tire is supposed 10 have orglnstoe fVI fhe ete
,he Dipc f6e escaping gas ignitng ~" St crled
As the flames reached the cehg SUN sod of walter Sat
trl and Horace W. Robbins Jr JUST aDoNs 'c ne re nS
s,,-SoS an n stream OF water Inc u'i'ko W Loroiiv
t Uu MI IN NOT exceed 500 The opinion was eeeIaly W
cI NAT the audience had had NcI! NJ
e and mat the Association was cxtreme,y Suipee se
- brr better pIt pared with the appAahVes HoOoS
in such cases
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
A REVENUE FRAUD.

The books and papers of the firm OF Ezra
wheeler Co.. importers Of cofees teas and sugars al
No 50 Frouts were recently seized by spcciai Agen'
Javnc of the Treasury Department ON charge OF
ing the Revenue. After thorough lnVeSueauon, "5"
- ~.os-,,.s ,rore instituted against the arm IN the
iTned states District Court, but the GeNelneat CVn
sented NOT TO prosecute upon the payment OI uo W
frds ana the costs Of the prosecution IL Wa claue
nv Wheeler & Co.. IN defense. that they Ina uesn u5
trved and that their clerks had committed tne iduus
and received the benefit The frauds were accomplish
In I!bl.. Cu.tou-H House officials 10 give hqm0ai3h IT,
ssn fo loss han the real amount Of duty 10 Nmeh the
,o0ds imported were subject.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
LATEST SLIP NEEa

BELOW.
attr. ie t1-h OF outside he B.L
SAILED.
ssu s Idaho spd Batavia for LSegoO vysnoae sod Ysgsrs
co. k5f'Jt Sc.
NISD-Surs.t fresh y. w dear.
DOMESTIC PORTS
MONROE Va dec 2l-Pad for Baltimore steamship
LyeyJo baEAs VIuiret from Rio ueTo; Pembroke
Porto Rico Passed steamships Liberty Havana BaU-
Bremeni bsk Traveller Rio Janeiro MOnbem for Law
eJpOOL
Ga De- 2iAr1vei, steamships NontZcmsrv and
from New orki ship Caope from London oart Rachael
t Ccael haIa Ntl rom yooli OnS Morning
e,,r Er Bremen. NJ. g. Bramhail. for hew-lort
CusREsION : G.. Dec. NsTnvel schr h )ey from E4rcos
TIC ycr AtlasOr from Lvepoo Oscar from west Indies
Sse gsau1 Aeeia from ror' shl Hope sui bark Rome
TO- Liverpool. sciE ". L. Burroughs, FOR Cork
MEMORANDA.
The schr Casper lawson Hull from Nek Haven iT New rorf While
night of the h mistsyd and
sso on The Of Wards Island On the 2lst
Brown PIT the ways Astoria, full Of water
sohr J,hn Ca- Ran from foTbport With losd Of sanf
while passing through r Gate the 2ph Dst vtS struck bv sqn
o. RED dOSn the rTcr with both mast.
sUgc Niger Heads During the nsht she dhd
op and The wckug Relief Vlekel her
op h NCyO Tic sails taken Of by Sfeekmsttef
Brow. ! tie crew sli ssvcl
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

TIE LAST CONUNDRUN.--If Jones pays $1,000
r,u, for op Broadway and Brown PAYS oay sJ 'f 'oT
s Bower tod th sell -ols o. precisely the same maro'ac'ue which
viii he apt 20 te ehesyes The answer be g7t with s',
exhibition s:ock Of fre WATCHES JEvH stERTARL Ala
pIAsoSDs a, l5l Bogery. corner BTorme-s.. Sea'iorE
j. IL 5OENyrOa ROBINSON
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
vrw.yopK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, DECEMBER %, 1870
TOR NICETY, For Certainty for I''
THE FLORENCE MACHINE

TUT TLORTNCE MNOII'1'
Is SURE TO PHASE
NJ, or,, those Who have Deror used machine bot those who nave
,.s ,.., III, b, sess With the FLORENCE The perfection Of
aud I. suro to bo sPprecS'ed by COED operators
,5le the inexperienced cannot fail 70 work wonders
simple and cssy to manage Tho srS''es' 'a'" ''
-, bs done VIII but Btie practice or il on the part 0 Tue
opsrsOh
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

About $4,000 has been subscribed for the
tuudiug OF two fast steamers 10 be completed by Apfh
, ,s71 ~ run between Fulton Ferry slip and the new
hridrc o the WcstChester side Of Harlem RNer ~ IL
expected That The trip can be made Ia from soto 80 MN
utc- saving about IS minutes.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

TIE FUR DIsPLAY.-Ladies who want to be
s.Hgs,ed &C. KSc1s Hs store No. 21 Br'ad"a
sorner Fcoa-t snl bis Hasnleeri assortment o. Dg
puas Valuable souste comfortable and elegant KNOX selling
IA FrRs At very roierate prices.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

II. n. SQUrRE's, 81 FultOn-st., New-Y York, is
s reliable W4TCHEs 6ne DANcSDs, choice ykSsL
al EDC SraIsAINC sILyEar4GE Diamonds spec a.ig,
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
TOOTHBRUSHEs

o. b,s EsfUS male al greatly rsiucei pr.ccS -
DiDiAN a. Co.. Astor House Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

The best Holiday Gift,
81 Broadway. n 7.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
CORY BROWN. Propn.on z7s y,rryt,a. E.-YOrt.
fTtr ,p.-r.,.. r:Yftigl srulon sPgIosStL
TfFv0Ts HEADACHE, LIVER COY


TFRVOUS HEADACHE, LIVER COM,
IN PLANT. a.. kc.-fHE BRAIN BEING The MOST DILL
cArg AND SENSITIVE or ALL OUR ORGANS, Is sBCESsl
s,LY MoRE on LESS AFFECTED By ALL ora B6yILY ALI.
xxsrs A HEADACHE is oPrES rHR fis,g SYMPTOM OF
a sERlOus DISEASE y THE SERyoCs SYSTEM IS AFFECT.
sD THERE Is ALwATs TROUBLE 1T TTs SOURCE IN THE
PERICRAEIUN AND Ir NAY IL HERR REMARKED THAT As
rHg NERVOUS PiBRE PERyADES THE ESTIkE FRAME, no
PAET OF THE PHYSICAL STRUCTURE can BE AFFECTED
WITHOUT TIP NEkvHS SUFFERING sfMPAfHBTICALLY.
LyER COMPLAINT oF EyZEi TYPE AYIECTs TnB BRAIN
SONyThEs Tilg EFFECT II sTUPoR CONFUSION % IDEAS
BTPoCBOsDRlAsls; SOMETIMES PERSISTENT OK PERiODi.
CAB HEADACHE. u ASl CASE TEB BEsr HRSrDr THAT
CAN BIZ TAKEN Is PLANTATION BiTrEas. N BEADACBB
PRoCEEDIsG YROA ISDlGESTION OK BILi25NSBsS Oh B0r
TIE sToAACHlC AsD ANTI BILIOUS PROPERTIES OY THE
PREPARATION WILL soon BELIEVE TBE TORTURE ~ H.
MOVING THE CAUSE. II THE COMPLAINT Is PURELY MIR.
VoUs-iN OTHER WORDS ~ IT HAS ORIGINATED IS TIE
NERVOUS SYSTEM, AID is NOT THB RESULT OY srNPA.
rBI TBE BITTERs WILL BIZ EQUALLY EPHCACIOrS
MOST USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
AsA blGhTELASS SEWING MACHINE,
OS WHY ACCoANoDATIEO TERMS
AT "a BOMEET ny.
EMPIRE d NJ Go.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

Victims Of Rupture, who procure o REG;
TRU 6ud r from tbeT ufr an o1'ay Tor ITD
al Al end 9 Bsrchy.st
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

SPECrACLEs, EYEGLASSES, OPERA AMI
ErInGtlssg. J.ass PaKNTlCs l6i Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
ELECTRICITY.

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electricity Inappropriate diseases the largest and most complete
Electrical sdon In the world Dr. Dresche electric, Instruments
which lai aud Ear4dsm spped With the greatest
possible effect aud erscIess.
Electrical baths combining an the dacoy also provided
Please call for circular No. l61 East Thirty fouhsL,
Thin-sye