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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15

there are not few boOk-Overs in America who take
certain delight In seeing good book in the state in which
II came from the printers hands, who rejoice sobefy In
tall copies and foreedgcs beautifully rough VINO can
zee that gliding except the top edges Is mistake
and who would be thankful TO get ordinary books
as now published before they have been massacrcd by
tho binder. And the most practicalminded man, VINO
insists solely convenience may like TO know that the
commercial value Of old books depends, In great
measure, other things being equal on precisely TINS
question, whether they cut uncut, or now
much they are cuti Take, for instance. class
OF books much sought in America, the
editions of the early dramatiss published in the first
half Of this century. Chords iBen Jonson and Massi-
ger DodsIeys Old Plays 1885, the octavos OF Pick
ering, OF Webster Peele, Greene, and Marlowe They
bring higher price in boards uncut, than in gooa can
bindings with cut edges Or take the first foho ShaAc
speare. The difference between copy with narrow mar
gins and copy with wide margins is represented ny
hundreds Of pounds sterling. Lilly once showed INC
copy cut to the quick but otherwise sound and perfect
the price OF which was a hundred guneas The Dahlei
copy having margins an inch wider, sold at auction ior
a7l4 Is there any other state in which strip OF "'c
paper an inch wide can be reckoned worth aoVV' ino
Daniel COPY as all the world knows was purcnaseu W
Miss Burdett Cous, and is thought TO nave DrouEh'
rather more than its real value, Mr. Daniel having per
shaded people that it really the finest copy IN exist
ence which IL certainly is not 1t is one OF the tauest
beyond doubt but the leaves extremely TENDER
and would almost crumble at the touch; which explains
why he would never allow anybody to touch u. Iho
precious volume kept under glass. such thhs 10
an uncut folio of 1923 probably does not exist III one
should turn up no limit be set to the price 1t might
bring.
Although the Library Edition Of Mr. Caryes collected
works s not vet complete his publishers, Messrs Chap
man a Hail. already announce new Issue which they
call the Peoples Edition. 1t will appear In monthly
small crown svo volumes at two shings each In Amer
lea you will have TO pay dollar. that is, four shings
instead of two They TO be printed from the revised
text of the Library Edition, and judging from those
now advertised the whole work WILL as IN that, be COM
prised in thirty volumes The specimen page is clearly
and well printed for the price, Those who can afford tho
Library Edition will prefer that for though not hand
some book Is the best have, but these twoshung
volumes to me quite desirable as the more OK
pensive edition hitherto procurabe in twenty-four
volumes at six shillings each People who think Car
lyles influence English speaking people Is diving ont
may note the fact that his publishers find 1t worth While
to keep three distinct editions in the market at Inc same
time. o. W's
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TuEspAY. March 1i-P. ".


Dizziness has been the prominent feature OF
the stock market today. few Of the prominent Rail
way shares exhibited moderate animation, but nothing
that could properly be called positive activity. The
market after the long continued successes Of the bulls,
has finally to all appearances arrived at point where
epcculaon for further rise hats and hestatcs Not
wthstandng the various theories advanced relative to
the economical management and the larger earnings OF
the prominent railroads which under tho direct
and immediate custody OF certain strong com
binatiOns, they still find themselves unable to per
suade the dear public TO come 10 their aid in
carving their ventures No difficulty Of movement was
required to be overcome in marking up prices to their
present point money being a drug, and bankers like
Barkis being win The main obstacle stiil presents
itself and remains much eonundrum ever and Is
decidedly suggestive Of the happy party who won the
elephant in the lottery An ndecsion has been apparent
throughout the day. both the part Of buyers and sell
ers The larger dealings In Ohio, Mississippi North
West Pref Lake Shore Rock Island and Union Pacific,
the latter three being Grmer while the Union Pacific
advanced under the influence Of yesterday dispatches
from Mr. Boutwell, In investment securities, we note
sales OF Delaware Laclawanna, and western at JOG;
Terre Uaute 80 and Morris and Essex S9s In tho mis-
ccllancous list Pacific Mail strong, and advanced
Western Union Telegraph being firmly held. Q1icSsl-
YER was firm at 10 common, and 2Ol for preferred
Canton advanced to 70 There a fair business in
coal stocks at steady prices, wnilo in Express Compa
MES United states declined TO 4ji and the others were
neglected The following table shows the highest and
lowest prices OF active stocks made to-day:
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Prom The Chicago Art Rerteto for Mdreh-
THE HANKS NEST.
BY BRET HARTE.

We checked our pacethe red road sharply rounding;
We heard the troubled dow
OF the dark olive depths OF pines resembling
thousand feet below;
Above the tumut of the canyon, lifted
The gray hawk breathless hung,
Or on the hill winged shadow drfted
Where furze and thorn-bush chung;
or where half way, the mountain side furroved
With many scam and scar
or some abandoned tunnel dimly burrOWed-
A mole hill seen so far
We looked in silence down across the distant
Unfathomable reach,
A silence broken by the guides consistent
And realistic speech;
walker Of Murphy's blew hole through Peters
For telling him he lied.
Then up and busted out OF South HOrmtOs
Across the long Divide
1--WE ran him ont Of strOngs and up through Eden,
And cross the ford below,
And up this mountain (PeteTs brother LEADING,
And me and Clark and Joe.
a." He font us game ; somehow disremember
Jest how the thing KEN round;
Some say twas wadding, some a scattered emIeT
From tires on the ground.
I" But in one minute all the hill below him
Was just one sheet Of flame;
Guardn' the crest, sam Clark and called TO him,
And-well, the dog was game.
"He made no sgn-the fires OF he'll were round him,
The pit of he'll below
We sal and waited, but we never found him,
And then we turned to 60.
And then-you see that rock that's grown bristly
With chapparel and tan
suthin' crept Quit might have been a grizzly,
II might hev been man.
"snthn that howed and CRASHED its teeth and shouted
In smoke and dus. and flame;
Suthin' that sprang into the depths about IL,
Grizzly OF man-but game
That's all Well yes. it does look rather risky,
And kinder makes one queer
And dizzy looking down. 4 drop Of whisky
Amt a bad thing right here!"
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Agency to receive subscriptions for the

Agency TO receive Subscriptions LOT the
New Loan OF THE UNITED STATES.
JOS u. ORvIs. President. BENZ. II. DEWEY. Cashier.
THE SECURITY BANK OF THE CITY OF NEw.foRK.
desire to call your attention 10 the desirablllty
of the new Loan Of the United States, for which
this Bank has been designated agent TO recevo'
subscriptions by the Hon. GEO. s. boutwell,, SecTe-
tary of the Treasury.
For such subscriptions the books are now open at
The SECURITY BANK.
$40 Broadway.
The Bonds of the United States now 10 be had az
mar are free from taxation and perfect security
as To require no commentator at our hands.
Absolute safety is in the long run more prohrable
than high rates Of interest.
For particulars, apply 10
JOSEPH l.. ORvIs, President OF the Security Bank.
New-York, March q. 1871.
=. S.-Ths Bank is now ready to receive the U. $.
500 bonds and to pay the gold interest thereon TO
NAV l. from which date the new bonds will bear in
terest A scrip certificate calling for the bonds
the LIST May viii be issued ut once in exchange fox
the old bonds JOSEPH L. 0RYIs, President.
To BROKERS Wanted, position "a Bookkeeper
Gold House. BY thoroughly posted In
business Besio reference Address W. L. j. BoISa, Ro
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Prom Theodore TllOn's GOldsa Age.
TO A YOUNG PHYSICIAN.
BY Join G. WHITTIER.

me paths Of pain are thine. GO forth
With healing and with hope;
The suffering OF q sin-bick earth
Shall give thee ample scope.
smite down the dragons. fell and strong,
Whose breath IL fever fire:
No knight Of fable or OF song
Encountered foes more dire.
The hottest task by heaven decreed,
An erTand all divine,
The burden Of our mortal need
To render less, is thine.
No crusade thine for cross or GO
But for the living man.
Go forth TO succOr and 10 save
All that thy skilled hands can.
Before the unveiled mysteries
OF life and death, go stand
With guarded lips and reverent eyes,
Aud pure Of heart and hand
So shalt thou be with power endued
From him who went about
The Syrian hill-paths, doing good
And casting devils out.
That holy helper liveth yet,
Thy friend and guide 10 be;
The healer by Genesaret
Shall walk the rounds with theet
mesbiIy, Mass.
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State bonds Sere dun, except on South Caronas which
declined on hayy sales to G5. Mssows were arm ut o.,
ana Tennessec new, steady at 6i. We note small sales
OF Georgias, vsgnias, Louisianas. ad Arkansas The
bids were follows:
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alusical ln5lrnmenis.

A LARGE stock Of PIANOS. best makers, TO
~ RENT OF SELL cheap Tor ISL i1anc1 Rev, apDHf
purchase Please call and a. NJ IL AEbkbLLs hae-
rooms. No. Unol-squaTe uG5 Foufsh-arci
CHURCH ORGAN for SALE, containing 20
" stops kcs p Tcs suia,c. Is r.
New organ building 70 aAe ia pace w d be sli Oh A. Aprly
De GRAY 4 ELLISON.
Agents for smiths Amercin Organs.
= Tliouscrfrs Ntgkork
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for TAG rrBcsxl

Carefully reported for THE rKBcSxl
TuEspN March "a. 1871.
ASnRSNo receipts TO-DAY There tesu only moderate de-
manl o Pots al 90 sad ~ IS Pearls Sill dull al ~ 40
&923
BUILDING MATERIALS only moderately active and prices
steady We quote;
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OFFICE ~ rHR CONGREssi0NtL PRlyrER.
WNmVGrON. Fch. 2s 1871.
8 for LITHOGRApHlNG. &c

PROPOSALS for LITHOGRAPHlNG, &c
In purs1snc Of the provisions Of jor resolution Of Congress
approved Jauusy H. SI provag r publishing SPECIFICATIONS an
drawings q Patent Ofc" SEALED proposals VAL be received % this
until March 90 l Of 40 O'Clock Do tc freucoa for iiasng
Illustrations and Drisnrs lr thirty thouslli Plates u Paus from
ron jane l37 July o7! hn-e Gy copies Of
less be ordered Dr. tie Patent Oc lone hundred a
copies being minimum rChrf). n three sheets
II inches 7iE inches and OK inches Unfolding Necessary
Of which VIII e seeclsd b. the Joint Committee.
Ten4 invited behalf Of a ~ ranslerr1g lho
graphing pa0oith0g phig ploOae printing. &c, Gc, shat tho
best and most cal process may te adopted
The furnish paper M the Ies o. snh size quality,
and weight l represented b. samples 10 be furnished by tlis o
The original drawings and smpo OF q Illustrations 20 lie h for
der this ADVERT be and examined The Paeu Dice at
time daring t. business hours
bidders will be- REQUIRED furnish specimens
tie Tee sizes VIZ: I5 inches, DOL nhs, and tt9 inches, lom
De fam sized q . after the lth Of Nh and
practicable al which copies vh lie the Tor each
bidder
The original drawings and Illustrations VII no. be permitted leave
The CITY Washington aud the o. each drawing and us-
trst0n be delivered free Of COST Tor transportation this oce,
within ten DAYS after Tie for hc to the contractor
No " lie considered accompanied y bond Nth
TO the approval Of Unel States JUICE District Attorney In
the penalty Of $1,000 that the bidder hlcr his or their Irosal
shall accepted iha enter into with securities II hc
amount approved tue fatB performances aad
each proposal so be- p.nc b aslac0 evidence az the
bidder bidders the skill and ability accomplish the work
an acceptable manner.
The said proposals be opened before sad the aElr OF contracts
he male By Join, Committee Of Congress Public Printing
lowest and hest bidder for the interests Of the Government Commit
tee rilg Itself tie rht 10 reject and all bis judgment
Of the beet interests Of the Government dictate.
Proposals will be intOrei envelope Proposals for LthOgrnpnr,
&c" and addressed TO he Joint Committee Public Printing u A.
By direction Of the Joint nne Of Congress Public Printing
A 81. CLAPP, Congressional Printer.
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New publications.

News make q note OF this-lI
~ 49,, a. News Temp IN this ritz cut rom order
o. ef !" .nSpy Won win TllB NEW VARIETIES P0ICE EBws
~ - IN 30 shove at and a. the pnoe
VIII ~ ' INDEPENDENT NEWS co.
1871 Fulton It, Hew-fork. r. o. Boz s,I6i
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sufficient to meet the interest upon its entire bonded

debt.
This result cannot but be deemed, by all prscti-
caly versed in the history of railway lines, az
indicating a successful future The yearly increase
of traffic, costing but little additional 10 transport,
and therefore yielding large percentage of net reve-
nue. must soon give a value TO your property not
readily appreciated at present"
MORTON, BLISS & Co,
30 Broad-st.
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Though the Government bond markets. very dun and
no important changes have been noted yet strong un
dertone impaired TO prices by the advertised pro
posal OF tho Treasury TO buy two millions tomorrow
The market closed steady the basis III for Ga
Fisk Hatch mort as follows at pm.
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'leman Benedict's closing quotations were

Tho Gold market dull but firm during the morning
though transactions nominal at liz Q1lll About
p. M, eioC9ooo OF long gold were thrown upon the
market which, however. only yielded per cent to ILL.,
and quickly reacted to the higher premium Tho rates
paid for carrying Were 81 ., 2 and per cent TO fiat
after clearinghouse. The export OF specie by the West
phaila was SjllCO. The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank follows: Gold cleared s2195 O0O
Gold balances sll9o7is: Currency balances, g. 5l, $751;
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Proposals.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OgncE oy TIE

TREASURY DEPARTMENT OgHCE LGHr-H orsz BotEDl
WLsHNGT0S CIri, March o, 49,,
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING \ LIGHT
HOUSE TENDER Sealed PROPOSALS will lo received at
this OHce until o'clock FRIDAY 3lst Jay of March. Instant
for the tniny equpug Of Pogc scsm,T for e Lhioc
Of $50 According 70 The pns end dl4 s,ctca
tom. obtained h Oce of the Lbouse Board and
a. eE Euuears Office b. iHor, MD L. H. Inspectors See,
Philadelphia Cusion-ousc wilmington Del H. a. Inspectors Oce,
No Bfoldwa7 n Y L. H. luslecOrs OLce Boston, and
the H. H. Inspectors Omce Iunani. Ne.
Proposals. win be vd and conlred follows;
Fls-roposa for huu aid equipments lite without engine
boiler. &C.
seond-Propossls for engine boiler &C., complete aad placed pO
Thid-Propoa hull equipments and ~ machinery required
Sc aud in each conformity 10 tie Ians aud spcna
which viii form part OF t' cor tract.
Bidders Will each ohr, state TIE within Whe they viii con-
Of 20 po tie voA ud for and 10 BE-
sntec by the securities 10 the contact. $500
details printed lecfclon and forms Of bid Hnd
required
bios he clrey sealed and 1to-ed Proposals for Building
Propeller then placed another envelope
and addressed and delivered in person. sent h oueh te mail prepaid
10 the undersigned. w b. Mi BidOh. Chairman
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Dantina Ara0emics.

A DODWORTH's DANCING CLASSES
"a FOR LADIES. GENTLEMEN OR CHILDREN. .
MORNINGS AFTERNOONS, EVENING Nov receiving Pupils at
PIP Rnhaye, or No Gsl Fithaye send tot
urcular.
A CADEMY OF DANCING, Lyric Hall, 723
"a Sirih-ave Mr. TRENOR VII f)un class
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at and p. until May.
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City Bank shares sold as follows American Exchange,
1sl Hanover 1921; Fourth National, ilo Central Ma
tional lO6l; Commerce ll9E012O and Republic l20ll2a
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Tho money market has presented new or essential
feature the supply Offering call being abundant TO
meet the inquiry at and per pledge o; accepta
bic collateral; this notwithstanding the declining aver
ages Of the city banks Prime mercantile paper finds
ready currency the basis Of the subjohed rates:
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Tho days transactions at the United States Treasury
were:
Go receipts s5G1T0 3avmsnts c2ta a, c5
Gold plymsota.. 5C73 10 Currency bslm.. T4g 80 "a
Go balance CJ26ls4 O.
Cuuency rece.pts..- 1884 70.
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One of the Best Investments in the Markets..
Louis and South Eastern First Mortgage Convertible
Per Cent Gold Bonds, issued upon finished road
running to st. Louis and doing profitable business.
Price 92i and interest Inquire for particulars of
GEO. OPDYKE & Co., No % Nassau-st.
NJ X. JEsUP & CO., No y Pine-st.,
and at the Office Of the Company, 81 Liberty-st.
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L. S. APPRArERs SToREs PHLADFLrHiA, Pa,
OFFICE 90 SUPERINTENDENT, gth March, 1911.
CEAIED PROPOSALS will be received q

L. s. APPRAsEHs' ST0REs PHfLiDFLrHlA Pa,
OFFICE 90 SUPERINTENDENT, gh March, ls1l5
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received mt
- the Oce Of the Superintendent until Of the 9th day Of March
ls for furnishing, btg AMI putting IN place The iron shutters and
doors Of the L. Appraisers ftorf Ptepha Pa, snOwn BY
Will be made monthly the estimate Superintendent
Of the value Of ueh work be completed and place Ia he build
ing the rate Of 70 cent 10 cent 10 be Siihe until tie
Iletion Of the contract
require be Ell completed put place within three
months amer The contract signed aa the contractor has been notified
10 With the work.
Plans speaous shutters and forms proposals
obtained application the Superintendent Bidders vail be
mited proposals based tier designs explanatory
Of which the BIDS
All bids accompanied by penal bond the Of ten thou
sand dollars that the bidder vii and perform the contract II
awarded sloency Of the security he certified by the T. ~
Judge Clerk Of The L. 5. Court DsreAosny Of the District
where he reside. $500
The Department the ght reject any all bids be
deemed Of the Government and bid that
printed be obtained ONCE aud does not
conform the requirements OF this advertisement, viii
not be CONSIDERED neither will proposals be received from pAfis
who themselves the Manufacture Of hgief aud who
have not the necessary facilities ior getting work.
Proposal. be niorsed Bids RepIoof shutters AppraterI
CHARLES CLOSE Superintendent
OFPcR PHILADELPHIA Penn. March g. 1871
SEALED PROPOSALS form furnished by
y mel IN tdpca,e will received u O'Clock sATUR
DAY April g for boil Superintendent Lodge Of bhek At ih
Poplar Grove Na National Cemetery, Petersburg Va according
70 plans and specifications which will be Furnished from s oAce
~ cation those 10
Deta lnl requirements furnished By the undersigned copy Of the
iue VIII TIA advertisements be attached to proposal offered
HENRY &. HODGES,
Major and QasftermAs1r United states AnnL
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Cbantes for Business Alcn

TOR SjOOO-Half Interest or the Goodwill of
Retail Produce ard Provision Bus Of ten years standing
Yearly sales, - 200. WIN lease bung or eel IT, but With the
{. p. Box 81. Tribune olce
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HowEs & MACY, Bankers 1.-THE same as an mcorpo'
rated bank, No. 80 Wall-st, New-York. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING Interest for
their money, and having it at all times subject to
check on demand can do so by depositing with this
Banking House, which allows Interest on the entire
daily balances at the rate of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world, with
immediate returns, at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE of Stocks, Bonds,
or Gold promptly executed.
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Gedcber5.

ALL wanting TEACHERS for Schools or
"a Families for the English branches Mshenatc' Latin Greek,
French Writing bookkeeping. Drasng, Painting Music
Of tie right ddsies by stating wish srd salary Acds
with stsmpl AMER EDUCATIONAL UNION ~ Bro dSa' n u
Bfcaches shoad speif their qualifications and references
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u1e00inq CARDS, %t.

AT VIM. EVERDELLs SONS, No 1O4 Full
N tons.-WEDDING CARDS anI FINE STATIONERY (hsas-
hshei 1871
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Net earnings. .....sl3I 500 G
50 300 7

'' e' Inc net earn'gs IN ss7,295 %
The comparative earnings of the ST. Louis and Iron
Mountain Railroad during the first week In March were
fg1l $3.50 81U... II Inc 45i Sll 3Jj %
The following shows the comparative earnings or the
Pacific Railroad OF Missouri during the LIST week in March
10 1871 SEP 47 Decrease. BIZ
The comparative earnings of the ST. Louis aud Iron
Mountain Railroad during the first week in March We're
lg7l..s3J3 s25 0ij Il Inc, at +ll3 %
The London Times announces that the subscription APP
Piled for Of eOOO about S200O0 10 the reorganization
stock of tie Atlantic and Great Western Railway Com
pauy has been filed.
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The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day.
Pennsylvania ca, Sd issue, sold at 1911; Philadelphia
and Erie r. r. q; Reading r. r. 6og, and Pennsyya
T. r., OH. Gold closed at 111a
The following shows the net earnings OF the Union Pa
cc Railroad for the month Of February 1870 and 1871
Gross earnings 1870 1a9 a s6al72 IS
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Foreign exchange is strong and frmer drawers hav-
ing advanced In consideration OF the scarcity OF
bills Offering The following are the current quotations:
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExcrASGE.-FIRsr CALL,
l0i O'CLOCK 4; N.


200 T. g. ~ ...ll5l 100 90 L. 4 $40 Con Will
1900 $40 Cou b2.....l2t 510..."..''....."'.''.
100 600 4. ). 30 Con b3.......llHI
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To BRoKERs.-Wanted, a position "a Bookkeeper
Cashier STOCK Gold House By thoroughly posted Ia
the basHeA Best OF reference Address W. L. j. 9al 20
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-08

COLDS AND CouoHs.-Suddcn changes Of ell
mate are sources OF Pulmonary and Bronchial
affections. Experience having proved that sim
plo remedies act speedily when taken In the
carly stage OF disease, take at once Browns
Bronchial T~roches," let the Cold, Cough or
Irritation OF the Throat Be ever 20 slight, as BY
this precaution a more serious attack may be
warded OF. Owing to the good reputation and
popularity OF the Trochcs, many. worthless and
Cheap limitations arc offered, which arc good for
nothing, Be sure to obtain the true Browns
Bronchial Troches. Sold everywhere.
de41w
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wuxnx TO Go.-whcn you want q nice,
smooth, agreeable shave, or your hair sham
pooed, dressed and properly nxed mp. 90 to
Pohrs popular saloon, next door to Gibson'e,
Main street, Gold HUI. Sharp razors, clean
towels, and good artists, always to % 1ound
cnt. curled, cleansed or dressed In tho most
tasteful manner. se+o