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If you want good Sheeting, yard wide, for
10c, go to Ross.
Ross has the best Calicoes for ten cents.
Ross has just received a new line Of Clothing
cheaper than ever.
Go to Ross for your Polish Caters and Shoes
Just received. Cloth, Calf A. Calf and Split
Leather
Ross has Bows Boots for 81 So
New lot Of those cheap Red Flannels on sale
by Ross.
A CARD FROM PHELPS & CoRNwELL.-The un-
settled accounts OF Ridon, Phelps & Co. Will
be left for few days at j. M. Rldlon's Store,
Lawrence Parties whose notes are due, or
whose accounts have not been settled will
learn something Of interest to them by giving
this attention. Respectfully, etc..
PHELPS & CoRNwRLL,
Cassopols, Mich, Nov. Is, 1870. 816A
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For Musical Instruments and New Music go
to L. Cooks, Paw Paw.
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SOUTH HAVEN DIVISION.
GRAND RIVER VALLEY DIVISION,

H. E. SARGENT, Gen. Supt " C. Z. Il.
q. +. CURrIsL, Asst Snpt.
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In all its branches. All the latest patierna
furnished on the shortest possible notice.
Hoping our friends will remember US,
We are, respectfully yours,
sO7 .R.lY.E. AVERY.
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Ell Correo de las Antillas.

Pongo en- conocimiento del publico en-
general en- particular de todos los Srs. que
han recibido directamente, por este 1ltimo
Correo, el primer n6mero del peri6dico GEL
Correo de las An 'illas''. que he sido nom
bra 10 en- esta Provincial por su Director D.
Marcelino Bautista dnico representante
para admitir del pdblico en- &C neral suscri-
clones, y solicitar la conformidad y acep-
tacion de todos los que 10 recibieron direc
tamente; en- este coDcepto Sc enviara un
ejemplar quien 10 solicite para conocerle
con el objeto de suscribirse, y Sc suplica .
los Srs. que 10 rocibieron directamente, ST
es que aceptsn Ia suscricion, que pueden en-
tenderse con esta sgencia para Ell pago del
tempo por que Sc decidan, en- moneda ex-
trangera corriente en- el comarcio con ARE
alo Ia advertencia que Sc p ublica al res
paldo de Ia portada que Ia cuble.
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IA PRECIOS LIMITADOS!

Sc leaiza parHd Dc ofcinas
PARSIEN b Miguel - 81
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Precio de suscricion on moneda extran
gera.
Un aio. ............. 81
Medic aGo o..........8 8 75

Tambien estoy autorzado por diche sr.
Bautista, para admitir suscriciones a Ia
biograffa y retrato del general SAM cen
la historic de su mando en- esta Isla. que
Sc publicara en- un solo y elegante vslNmen,
cuyo valor no eccedera de rs. vellon
cada ejemplar. por consiguiente suedaa
abiertas alrbas suscriciones, en- la INTEL
gencia de que tengo de dar aviso Madrid
en- el primer vapor ingles con relaeion mo-
minal del ndmero de Srs. que sc hayan
suscrito al peri6dico, y por cuantos elem
plares de Ia biografia J retrates del gene,
raj Sanz.
Puerto-Rico Mayo l6 de 1S71.-Ssn
Jose mum. o. Juan J. Marien.
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AVISO AL PUBLICO.

cipa
aCruznd e acasep tanln
alos
La hoasde
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senoras abonen edon
GNaQM nc1cO IsGdo
con este ob cual
Fl Peroolco 20 esn'om Eaoano Anuecn0
mma hace una ba pnioaco
casp r. 6aNc1yM = s. = - 's's 80
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CCMPANIA REAL
De Vapores Correos Ingleses subvencionada
P0r el GObierno de S. M. B.

Pasan este puerto dino Santh6ma Europa TERRA
Ell Pachco los das q de cda Habana. Meco
los Estalos Unidos el dia 49,
Los pao de esta ruta de ejco Haban Puerto Ro) enen
aboro del
santh6maLos de la uta coen la segunda que
blletes n Santh6na la Ultima
Esta prohibdo los ete agenca
compania Consulado ngl6s Puerto Rico abordo
I'll pasae tornado abordo pagara I'm 10 pS de recargo
Esaios Ge vigjwos
Los pasaeros paa Europa moneda corrien para
media espa1oa
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Bee de ida vaa les sern vaidos Is reb.a
Tod amia compuesta de pguen pas
popa6 equvente endra reba de la de
por ml los pa,enes nnos cado'
NOTLas que
de ualquer pueden tomar 6ee Waldo para
de las Anas la TERRA frme Mco Colon & quedandose
quieran voiendo asi gusan rebaja de Is pS
Los Cheboug puedn qued Is das
Los paseros por vapores tendan epvgo de var
no de hero entire Oherbourg Paris Plymouth L6nd baa
de 2OlOO
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COMPAlIA DE- TAPORBS DE- la MALA REAL.
lTINERARIO
SEGUNDO VIAJE MENSUAL.

Wales aIrededOr
-
VIAJ
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rur CONT OF PARIs.-It may be sara
that, the title of the Count OF Farls 10 POI.
hams the most illustrious title IN Euloptt
II points to the very origi of the frehsn
nation. The County of Paris was the nucleus
nf France. When Robert the Strong on
tained a grant of the city and county u,
paris. az a march against the NoTthmen
from German King, who became HoIlan
Emperor, he laid the foundatloae % o.; LII Nv
ern France. The great siege OF Pa r oy
Northmen made the city and its counS
famous. and assured Paris OF It's iueule
%randour. May the present siege, IN suIe
SSnInown way, be overruled to some results results
Of glory and of good 1t would be corre t
10 Saw that for ages primal France was 10
What we now call France whaG PM I'll
prussia was to Germany. The reaner WI
see ali this set forth in M MouTlhs VIZ,
Les Comtes de Paris, on which aole papo. s
have appeared in the Saturday he0'eD, We
snsnect by Mr.. E. A. Freeman or MI. no, ~;
S'he reviewer says: "The royal FANNY .T q,
France is one of the few families In tis
world whose pedigree is real tni mn sSasns 90
something to be able to trace one NmIsas
tSrongh an unbroken line OF Kings; , Du me-
and Counts for a thousand years. ING l, IN,
"f Rourbon is not line patched up 1niou e;
, orandmothers and trickled out WIN Pr tI,,
fared surnames. The genuine olooo y, ~"
frst Count of Paris flows In the Nei rs
r him who. after so many ages, again "'>
3 his title. "-London Society.
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TUE CATHOLIC ULTIMATUM IN EDUcA-
Tic Western Catholic states in con-
c;se terms the ultiInatum after which tne
cotbalic body is striving in regard to edu-
cation:
T. "a this that either the whole of state
:arfarance must be abando9ed, OF some
| svstem must be devised Ia which eacu c,S:
| zen may have an opportunity w &C., 10. 1t
own children his own faith. ana mere le'
no Protestant misapprehend gu, me" Rst
Catholics do not want to proseiy tize. nS
thsv will never permit the state TO co SO
S;tSar without resisting it to the last. =: "A
aiax can be adopted in which no sect Will
have any unjust advantage, In whicn eo t,sr
ton can be made much more ps'.astant can
tsach his children Professionalism, the Jew
/ 80 teach his children Judaism, the CaehoIG
con tcach his Catholicity, and the lnhoel
, con IF he wishes it, make ms chl,oten III
fidels, but he will not be perm,t.eu .;o w ca,
q trov others with his own. Educacioh Cal
ven he made compulsory, as 1T is In soHt
oun+ries in Europe. The Catholics Woui'
d ;aId this poipt, which is really sacrlnclnl
e y little of individual liberty, In oroer
save a more important tning-.ne =. faa
'e So The state can force the parent 10 zee
t. SS;s family, and it might be conceded snaI .
g. has an equal right to force him to eoucas
&c bis family up to a certain mlniihu W e'
Id n nr5 Of least. The state might force the pal
emit to send his child to some schoai 10.
as .ar+.;n time established by law, ana "he
ad the school had reached a standard In PR
faa also established by law the sta a
Tor MIGHT assist the school in proportion 10 u
number Of pupils taught in it. Then eve eve
, na one would really have ,, ia stand am or
in chahee, .wn merits and zeal in educ
TO ton Catholics are not afraid OF sucn q Il
he tion' aahla comnetition as this wOt
ces be- be. They would welcome it, and MINE we
49, most believe that they would oe wil ,,r.s.
'm sacritice all their ownership in the pres
I'm, nnhiic school buildings in order to oot
i'm, puuSs haG;n where thew are without u c.
lare IL, uuu su+ nnl,lic school property.
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n,,,,o..1 SoyEREIGNTY.-As to the
Pope's temporal sovereignty, VIC nov +L;s
araI times expressed our own views III I,
paper, treating it , soi ene I has at least as
cIear a right to his dominions as any SOW
'na;an in Europe has to his own, ana
mich better right than victor Emf IN"
has to any of his, except PleamonI. ;.I,o
invasion of the States OF the Chuiom nf
ont reason or provocation OF oeciara.ion "
war, is simply the act OF bandit JUST as
tha saiznre of Modena and Naples was
Th;s ia the merely secular view of the JUS
, tice of the case; and even wnthlh .ni'
limited view, the sooner that act vi 49,
90 Is undone and atoned for, the oe'tel !.
ase 10 nf course. another view of the
n,ntter for Catholics, of which we say
: nntbiI,, in this place. But 1t Is Wen 10 see
tha CathoIics of America, as well as moss
!, of ireland and England, assembling 70
Getber in vast and solemn muitituoes' auN
gttnr;nr their protest against the spoliatloi
and outrage done to the head OF Inel
:, Church. Spoliation and outrage IL Is any
-, ,yhather in a civil or in a reiiSiou
y sanse and if we look at 1t only IN Cne io
mer light, we canpot blame Cnoso +h;s lin
tach TO the daring rascaiity OF TINS XIII
y . S' i III character of sacrilege, an
= Who insist that the Pope not only ougn. = !.
" ha relieved from the usurpatloh vi Cn
~ p;admontese. but ought to be maihtathe
~ in his temporal sovereignty ny Vng uut.e
e. | mowers OF the CDrlsIihu ~
ID That may be, it is highly probable thaS ~
sattlemeut of Europe which- Is 10 Sns.
~ mon the present wars and tr"uoles WI -
opon TO OF" the sovereign Pouti, as before t.
o 1a uossession of all those estates Mm,en u
Is Church owned before victor ,, m. r"as.
In w w,li our Catholic friends have to Sless q
a nnalE Init snrelenting resistance OF ola r.;
ne Nm. with his braveNom pOssem"S'-l'
he CitiSen.
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BOOTS AND sHoEs--HArs.

BOOTS AND shy -
GrYNN s w1NTz, y
No. 1877 qsp,sl Street, near D''p''n'' s.
Arc Offering OF
THEIR LARGE ANDsELEGANr sfooA - 81
Roots. Shoes. Trunks, Valises and Bags [
AT PRICES THAT DEFY coMPEfiiioN' N
p,,.,o,,ar attention paid custom.Made worA r
-rbicb they have gained an enviable rep"'-" %
CALL AND SEE THEM
GLYNN g. wINTz,.
1877 Canal Street
MARTINS OLD STAND,
liz Canal Street ..... llo cans'A
The attention Of the
ss ,ns Fns sn and
BOOTS AND SHOES,
,-.. ,oco;ved and ready for inspection.
'us' re ~uw FINEST GOODS IN THE CITY
| And at the Lowest Prices
| . ..u from all is respectfully soiclteu
oc23 10 " |
I1Tu,LIAM HOGAN,
| Manufacturer and Dealer In
ROOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, vALlshs
n.Aes FRENCH AND AMERICAN.
for the Empire Sewing Machine,
Nos 90 and 1ol Canal street,
oc,sam New Orleans:
1--WE CENTS ADDITIONAL
Shoes With Silver or Copper Tips
d. v,,o. will save the Buyer the Price of a
H. NEW PAIR OF SHOES.
es. , 18th Ragged Toes and Dirty Stockings they
~ are Beautiful, to say the least
wv ~ PARENTS. TRY IT sS-e---
sai THoMAs I'D p as:s o,s
BOOTS AND SHOES ,es
.- Poydras Street. --'- =,
crondelst and ST. ar the
H. NORTON.
w.NurAcruRER AND DEALER IN BOOTS AM
il 81 i1 noso !; New Orleans.
Mt Ir YOU WANT BARGAINS.
L BUY YOUR HATS =
"a St. Charles Street:
: or1s1ANA HAT MANUFAcToRx'
o. Il ,oux FR,E1, PRACTICAL Halter,
Successor to A. nagniesrrI,r
. ~ ST CHARLES STREET; '-'---A
800 Under DENTON paid orders Keeps s &c
527 G2 stantiv on hand u choice assor.ne... " ----
at Six ~ An1As
Scrip. ~ rn DAMS HAT STOKE,
legal ~ 1so PoYDRAS STREET
10Y " .. 1I.ts of the latest styles.
eighty Frehcn a sam;ne our prices before puTchasHf
cipate Saii anu ian7 wi D. Z. oo i1i-H- -
fcates ~nere.
ugust - IT r EY,
MT. u: FASHIONABLE HAT AND CAP STORE,
''A'' 10 Poydras Street .-.--.
Between st. Charies and carondele', nov RI
Consistently ON on n Aiso Silk and Cashmere Hats
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poprpr MoNrAGU AND ST. IVES
PRorEsrANTs.-The proceedings TAKEN
the inhabitants of St. Ives to marx JILL
S;sannroyaI of the conduct of LORD hooerC
M"ntaon in Joining the Roman Church, are
calculated to strike terror into the hearts %
weak Professionals who may contem PiaIo
| "Nostacv. and make them think twice oe-
fore they follow his lordships exa"pi pc.
Besides Informing him n,,; sna' r me him to
resign his seat, the good people OF st. Ives
1sit r. TO he their duty, on the 5th December
to carry an efigy of their erring represent
tative through the streets OF the .omn' anS
then to blow its head of by cannon' ana ~
to burn it's body in huge bonfire. ~
3 course this etfigy was poor SUBSTITUTE ,va
. I'D Robert. and the effect would nave
heen more striking it his lordship.s rear n
q body could have been commii ,'ee, b,own
e tn atoms by gunpowder; but still ~ mus!
'e have heen a satisfaction to those VINO OH
u Far from him in opinion to wreak tneir ven
m cence on some thing which at Gil even. u
l. Rnre some resemblance to the ouJeco
ar sheir righteous indignation. Ifthe teff 10?
Ut warning they have thus conveyed 10 n.n
OF dnes not at once convince him OF the cry
L." of his WAYS, and brighten him back TO Tn
ee bosom of the church whose feelings ne na
sr- sbonid be taken without delay: Ihel
would be no difficulty in borrowing 1ro'
he the town of London some old thum6screV
ny and a rack and the pspulace OF 81. ~
nd could not employ themselves better ~
ell Christmas Day than by putting anetn
Of effisy of Lord Robert to every kind OF 70
per tire To apply the thumbscrews TO pa
red If old gloves well padded with straw, al
ty; then to fasten an aged pair OF trousers 3,
ion, the rack and slowly stretch them until tn tn
he We're torn stitch from stitch and limp I IT:
limb. would be glorious spectacle ,recail =
sted to our memories the days of "Merr RE
ysD Eneland,n and proving that we stu
esh- tain some fragments of the WISDOM Oh ;.
ancestors. The rack might require a M
the Cling. for it has by some unacconnta
in oversight been allowed to remain loie u
they ~ raer lf;4C. when certain Mr.. Arc
vas very properly placed upon it on ISL SUI
2 st. c;on of being concerned in an attack
EN- Arc Archbishop Lands place at Lambeth;
d to anv respectable Protestant ironmongel
owed decidedly Christian carpenter wo9lo pa
, by in thorough working order for few T., 8
gave i;ngs. "The Rack for Rituaiists, We
'p of aIso make an excellent hustlngs cry az
allied NEXT general election, and the excenens
amn,e of fine old Protestant feehng sc
hany the borough of st. Ives Will, oo1 on
CEN fnllowed in other places.-Pa~ :
CoIS Gazette.
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Divinity was always there r,i ns t Ms' Bless
n nd Virgin WITH is lifting = veil and showing
him to The wise men. and this is beautifully
emblematic of the epiphany, or man man,
tion of q divine humanity to sinful mau.
Other pictures have the shepherds on a one
side and the kings on the Other inten fws
to express the manifestation to ooth 20"
and fentiles.-CathOlic World.
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80 sI7VpERERs FROM RHEUMATISa

Nv oo GOVT. .1eae1
An infable of the above Esn s1ssss and
a medicine purely vegetable paydy and perman1
the n JENKINS, 100 Baronne strs ss Mas
Refers By permission W sp R sH6oioombo, ii Nag
| R. e. johnson, IT'S Spain St Fl
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ROCKS AND STATIONERY.
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1871.

V1cK's FLORAL GUIDE FOX aSn ,.,,..,, -.
The frat edition of Hundred and Fifty tnousHn
.one. of yICK'S ILLUSTRATED cAaALoo
OF SEEDS AND FLORAL GUIDE "Paons s,na -
rsaus .r.rv desirable Flower and Vegetable. IL l
s,ssantly printed on tinted paper illustrates
Thrse Hundred fine Wood Engravinss ana Two oo. W.,
a., CoIoRED PLATES. The most oeau'liui AAN WV
80. instructive Floral G uide published.
| A GERMAN EDITION publshea' IN al ''A''
| snects similar the English .,, .
epe0'. .. al, nv customers of 1870 as rapidly as
,o.s;ne without application. Sent to all others "n'
| P"s't'.' g. rar Cents which is not half the cost
order .heni 'oi JAMES WICK.
Address, Kochester. n. Y
| dsls
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A AnA H%D SURVEYOR,
Marengo street bet.een Ass. ,x ns 1 ana
or.r. his seryioes in any branch Of nis Rss.1
such giving lines Of Props;TtS p'1 oee e. rss
ssn.is. for filing lots for bitches Its -!
~cars' practice in New Orleans, and vac'nasS~
| for a shsre of employment .rv,.-~s>v 70
~" nd,ce in New Orleans, Room No Onisoty - d
| ,rg north corner of Baronne and Conroe. 80
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No man, whether rich or poor; can IN m life
without the two valuable habits oil pun'su
atty and temperance.
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v1TM. B. MORRIS CO.,
0;.er and Marine Insurance Agency,
CASH ASSETS REPRESENTED OVER
MILLIONS.
of Hartford.
&c New York
r e,ang Insurance Companies of the United STATES
,os Paid $40, 600, 900
All of Of losses at
Office without reference or delay, =. RI Ayents
IA ~ ~ No 81 Carondelet street
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Ar oUND CITY
w n,rrrrAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
tof St. Louis. Aissourio
LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT. ~
oMce-No. 80 Carondelet Street.
oyrcxRs FOB LOUISIANA BRASca'
Cow C. a. NOUTON. vica President
Judoo KIRR1CK.- -. = and gent
" 49, MEDICAL K1AANERs pyrcHJE M. d.
r NJ FOLWELL, N. d. y. d.
NEW onAN Col f. n. Hatch,
Major Octave Voorhies, 1.hart Hare
Tho. Ntzwlliam, '"
All LINDA of Life Policies Issued ny I1' laid "
I'd NON fnrfeiting after annual pay ulon0.
MECHANICS AND TRADERS ''''
No. IA Carondelet Street,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
s,cts Fro. Marine and River Risks at Lowest ha'0'
i LLOYD R. COLEMAN
i CHAs. ENesrFELD, President.
| Secretary.
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To speak the truth is useful Inc to t nm r se
whom it is spoken, but sadly the [eNt h;n,
to him who speaks it, for 1t makes iii"
hated.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DIR. BSI HRoHMSEopArB1c PHYSICIAN.
h TO sS
Magazine S from 10 10 A. NJ, and trom 70 tr.1
From F. NJ he can DC Daesnss Siy
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7 UzENBERe HospITA 1 LR,oi iNow street. ss. 8
l. of Health" on Elysian ! rns'1 Al, diseas 2
tTct T ahd mdWss9y + cSnsSSs
unite the comforts Sf h fpeT day, Eli
Hospital. he ea as Apply TO DIR. n 1,sssS,ttsi
Rgr nNa and p Rampant streets, or Mt the
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be has returned from visiting the principal hos.
pitfalls Of Europe, and has reeurned practice ~
Els DIrpeDtary. G28 Kesrny street, corner OF
Commercial, whsss his old patents s.n aha 'no"s
The Doctor has spared neither time nor mon.
Nv In seeking out new remedies, aud has re.
turned with Increased faeIlitler for tbs alleVis'
ton OF human suffering.
Seminal emission IA the Consequence Of self.
abuse. This aohAy S..ee, o., deprayed sexual
indulgence. IL practiced BY the youth Of both
Sexes 70 an lmnSt unlimited extent, producing
with ~uneErtng Certainty the teQaTlng trln 81
morbid syTptonis, un!Gas SSmSaHsd Sy sSlea'
dark spots under the eyes, pain In the head,
rincine IN the ears, noise liks ths Eustltpy Of
leaves or rattliDg chario =, uneaslnesSa bo1t tbs
loIns, weakness Of the limbs, confused Vision.
In approaching strsDgers. . dislike TO form neae
scqnaintanccs, Q Opposition to shun society
loSs OF memory. plmplsn aud various eTuptionp
about the face, hectic nushes, fuJred league.
fetid breath, coughs. consumption, nightsyeats,
% !. no, oS,:I and v6 6reG sSenI imam q y 's ss
either In person or by letter, and hars 4 cnse ef.
Ieeted BY his now and scientific mode OF treat
Ing this disease, which never falls Of e6ecuusa
quick and radical cure.
Cared At Hsne.
Persons at . distance may be cured o. nofne
by addressing q letter 10 DIR. Gihbon, stating
case, symptoms, length OF tin; the disease has
continued, and have medicine promptly for.
warded, free from damage and curiosity, to any
part Of the country; With foil aud plain diree'
| Hon, FOR use, by i~ucioslng $40 In coin, In . reg.
| istorcd letter. through the Post Once Or
| through Wells. Fargo q Co..
Xpscksge OF medicine will be forwarded by
express to any part OF the Union.
Pcrtons writing to the Doctor Will pleste
| state the name Of the paper they see this AdHsr'
tiscmcnt In.
Private entrance on Commercial street.
All communications strictly confidential.
Addrese, DIR. j.. r. GIBBON,
p. o. Box 1857,
nif.ly San Francisco. CalifomIA.
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Our Skim arc Selves,

OuT SAln1 NE0 oeiNC
And through millions Of orinces oozes the trans.
parent huid which nature does not need for
Vital purposes. This II . wise provision Of
Providence, but excessive Precipitation Is, never.
theless, extremely weakening. During the heats
OF summer all hard.wofking men perspire 70 an
extent that 10 moro or iess facilitating. They,
Of al elaeses Of the community, require . whole.
some invigorant at this season. Lot them not
seek II In the liquors Of the bar.room; they will
not and Il there. A medicated BtimulAna, pure
and undecided, 10 what they need and among
this class OF remedies Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
ters stands alone. No valid plea can be urged
against Its use, even BY tho genius Of Temper
sale Of diausiye stimuli for medicinal purposes.
As o general rcnoya.ing preparation the Bitters
has NO equal anywhere. But this 10 only one Of
the merits Of this famous invigorator. Its regu.
lating properties give II an Immense superiority
over all the tones Of the Pharmacopeia. In
cases OF chronic constipation II Is the most use
full and certain OF all Aperients. II creates NO
violent commotion In the dischArR1n9 organs,
but. gently relieving thorn Of their distractions,
leaves them In . healthy, vigorous condition.
II seems unnecessary to state. In view OF the
mass Of testimony - 10 it, effects In dyspeptia,
that Il Ii Q permanent cure FOR that terrible and
bot too general complaint.
Tn numerous "Bitters." under various
names, which mercenary dealers cndcayor 10
substitute for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
should be avoided, for their own sakes, BY the
alex and tho public At large. Hotttetter's Bitten
10 procurable In bottles only, and never sold In
bulk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-10

The GAADNe.-A large force o.
graders are at work on the Reno end
Of the Virginia and Truckee Railroad.
and the work will be pushed forward
just as fast as men and money can dc
It. The rails and locomotives will soon
follow.
TIE OLD GRAY EAoLE.-We noticed
U. s. Senator J. w. Nye on the street
at Virginia, this morning, looking
hale, hearty and genial as ever.