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Marine Disasters.

SHIP JOHN SIDNEY, Of Richmond, Me- which was
wrecked Cape May, partially insured in Boston
at the following Offices Manufacturers, $1,000; Amer-
can, $1,000 National $500; Franklin $2,500; New Eng
land, $500
BRIG VIZ GoRpoN (Br), Meikle, from New York at Hall.
fax Nov before reportcd last deck load and long boat
the 5th also had cargo badly damaged.
scHR InIs from Lingan, CB, for Salem, was driven
ashore at Arichat CB In heavy gale night Of the 9Th
inst.
scpn BEnrnA 0Br), Murray at Philadelphia 10th from
Black River Ja got ashore Marcus Hook bar 9th but
hauled OF without damage same afternoon BY q
steamug.
scuR MARY ELIZABETH, from Hoboken for Fall River
before reported ashore on Black Rock New Lon
dom has been stripped Of part Of her sails and rigging
and her hull Is fast breaking up.
STEAMER LADY OF rHs LAKE. at Alexandria, Va 9th
from Norfolk, reports the bark Scotland, bound up,
ashore at Matthias Point ana three masted schr also
bound up ashore just below Fort Washington, on the
Virginia side of the river.
STEAMER THErIs, Walden, from New York, when back.
ing around the head the wharf at nee, 10th
inst lost her Wheel the shaft breaking or close her
stern post
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, !
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, 237 Broadway,
THE FIREMEN PAID.

The rolls OF the fremen and other en,p,eves of
the Fire Department were forwarded to ..rol-
ler Green on Saturday afternoon, and wes...t once
put under examination for audit and payment.
All Of the men were paid yesterday under direction
of the Comptroller by the Paymaster of the Finance
Department at Fire Department Headquarters the
wages due them to the 1st November, amounting
to the sum of $65,4S1 Is.
The headquarters roll embracing the salaries OF
the Commissioners, clerks and employees of the
office for September and October were also paid at
the same time, amounting to $4,000.
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MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen was held
yesterday. resolution was adopted that the
superintendent Of Buildings be directed for the
future to grant no permit to erect what is known
as Mansard roofs upon any building now being
to be erected unless built OF reproof material in
every particular, and that he Is directed to with
draw all permits now granted but not carried into
effect, unless said permits contain a clause that
they shall be built entirely OF 1reproof material.
The Board then adjourned.
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THE BOARD OF AUDIT.

The Commissioners at Cross Purposes-
Deductions from the Gas Bills-Dis-
allowed Newspaper Claims.
meeting OF the Board Of Audit was held yester-
day, Comptroller Green In the chair. Commits
sioner Van Mort presented copies Of notices
Of applications to the Courts for manda-
mus, on several disputed claims, and moved
that they be referred to the Counsel to
the Board. Comptroller Green said that he had also
been served with notices in the same cases. Some
of them he had referred to the Cooperation
Counsel, and others to Mr.. Strahan, who had the
cases already under investigation. Mr.. Van Mort
said that he did not know that Mr.. Strahan was
counsel to the Board and inquired ifMr. Strahan had
not been paid for services rendered although he
not appointed counsel. After wordy tilt between
the Commissioners on these points, q resolution was
passed appointing Mr. Strahan as counsel. Mr..
Van Mort entered his protest and said he did so
because two counsel were already appointed. 1t
transpired that The following amounts had been
paid by the Department OF Finance for counsel
ees:-John IL. Strahan, sS,25o; John R. Porter,
$4,000.
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wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH.

The NEW York HERALD has constructed telegraph iinc
from New York city to whitesone, Ii, and the sames
open for the transaction of business
This line will be found Of great service those having
business with vessels passing to and from the sound
every facility will be given to merchants and others to
communicate promptly.
As there is no other telegraphc Communication with
Whestone, the Herald Line win open all business
and private messages and the attende2 with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid
The following rates have been established -
Private messages twenty five ceAts for ten wsrds or
less; two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For ssage of twenty wsrds or
less to be delivered board vessels of Wh!stone one
dollar; ave cents for every additional word
Advertisements for New YoRx HERALD free
herald Once, corner Broadway and Ann street.
Herald Ship News ONCE, pier No East River
Herald Branch onice, No 1865 Broadway
whitestone Dock. whitestone. LII.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIN
MONTH OF NOVEMBER.
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Im carrSfs WIN &c 0envered. Hbous one hundred
and fsty thousand letters are now on hand for de-
livery and this mornings mail win add many more.
No money order business can be attended to
before Wednesday, and there win also be some de-
lay-but as little a. p0sslble-in the matter
OF registered letters. All outward mails win be
despatched with the usual regularity
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In reference to the claim or Thomas Canary the
Comptroller said it was paid under peremPtory
mandamus, and he had no hesitation in saying that
1t was an excessive claim and that its excess was
more than tws-thirds. 1t was contract entered
into with Mr. w. NJ. Tweed. The following were
the deductions made from the gas company's
claims, reducing the claim to the above AMOUNT
DEDUCTIONS.
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several streets In this CITY, and as to the value Of
such franchise involved in the question OF the
future expense Of maintaining such streets:-
DEPARTMENT PUBLIC WORKS,
2a BROADWAY, NEW YoRH, Nov O. isa2
nsR e
BY sps1as Ls%s fesRnf
slses and nNe6 through msns sSn
;ff Ssss
their alteration and Section Of said chap.
,SSss ,sh
been appointed under said section to apprase such
deem il my duty to submit to you statement of the
the city win be pps ey ns granting
thas ths whole subject pi ,so%psn
@ GS &. sn @ 6 assnue
kaIoHd Is 70 lay , 1aSl n the
ns mated '''''0 ~A0 avenues '''en 'O'A''
Second avenue, from Twenty.third to Houston
Houston street. from second avenue to Forsyth
Eelssfh ssysh street from Houston to Division sS
sSSSs ssss sst iyn ssfs poi.yh q qary:s
Chrystie street from Grand TO Division strcet 1895
double trscE ssxa rom second 70 ihra avenue LILO
ETsS s,sss sss nom Third to Fourth avenue double
Asor place, from Fourth avenue to east side Of V
Sixty third street. from First 200 east
Of Third avenue, double track, 12lox2 242O
Sixty fourth street from First feet ca st
OF Third avenue, double track, 1,2l0x2 ....., 2410
double track iag ..nlu street. ss
Eighty sixth street from Second avenue to avenue
A double track, l4esx2 1926
Avenue A. from Eighty-six to Ninety-second
street, double track, l6is6x2 3237
Ninety second street, from avenue to East River,
WORM stiest rC@ chatham square to Broadway,
aouoie uaek '''''''''''..'......'.',.... 3H2
TUtal 2 76S
which equals 49, 100 miles OF single track or O 100
miles ,,f double track
The franchise TO lay tracks in the aforementioned
AID avenues will be Of value
to the CON pany as it will enable them 70 draw business
from the yreat thoroughfares which have heretofore
been sibe 70 them and while Il viii be
materially inc the cost to the whole city main.
tanng the stree through which the tracks In such
manner as its commerce demands The value OF the
franchise to the company may be estimated by com.
pason with the operations OF other railroads which have
good access to the gr'at thoroughdares.
ny the sworn reports OF the officers Of the following
New York city railroads, made TO the Legislature, OF
their dongs TOR the yea 1870, the following facts are
shown
The Eighth Avenue Railroad Company earned
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losses Of the Philadelphia companies by the Boston
hre:-
Insurance Company Of North America. 3S S
Union
H000O
Frankhn.
Grard ".'''..'''''''.'''''' sfrI nm
pennsylvania I'M T1
state OF Pennsylvania.
American. oSs~S
Toto, .s2.6O4,oO
WORCESTER, Mass, NOV. IL 1917:
The Peone,e Insurance Company, OF THIS clty,
lost over half million dollars by the Boston nre,
ana the Directors have voted to call IN p0ucles Ior
cancellation and discontfnuing the business Inc
First National Insurance Company loses 5000
which will be raised by assessment on the stock
holders The Bay state Insurance Company loses
Merchants and Farmers Mutual Insurance Com
pany loses $500 00O but will continue business.
None OF the other Worcester companies lose
heavily. i. = -
The Black River Insurance Company, OF Water.
town. comes out Of the Boston fire with capital
Of $260,000 unimpatred.
BOSTON, Nov. II, 1872
The following Insurance companies who do busi-
meet all liabilities in full Bangor, Of Bangor, Me- !;
Eastern, OF Bangor, Me-; Williamsburg Etna,
Hope and Market, or New York; Triumph, of Gin
cinnati; and st. Paul, OF st. Paul, Minn.
PROvTDENCE, Nov II, 1872.
Several of the Providence insurance companies
lose heavily in the Boston fire, but 1t s understood
tonight that not one will fail to pay the losses in
full and continue business.
WILLIAMsPoRT Pa, Nov. II, 1872.
The Lycoming Insurance Company, Of Pennsyl-
vania, reports but $l40O rsked In the burnt dis
trict OF Boston.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Bark Rebecca lAusl Cetovcch, Bristol Oct Cby pilot
boat Aspinwall, No 2D.
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AOtui. 4Zl
DISALLowED NEWSPAPER CLAIMS.

The Spirit OF the Times claim, $685. was laid over
The Board adjourned until the 26th inst. though
the Comptroller said he thought 1t would be likely
to be called together within week.
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Barks Paolo. for Cork Falmouth; Eugcnio, Gibral
tar; brig Hattie Wheeler, st Thomas
Wind at sunset s, light.
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Steamship st Thomas Br Drakeford, Kingston and sa-
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yNE ASSURANCES.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. II, 1872.
The following ID tabular statement OF the actua!
losses OF the Philadelphia companies by the boston
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Promptitude of the Postmaster.

The condition OF the old Post Ofice building is
such that It viii be impossible to manage the mails
IN that place. Postmaster Burt has acted promptly
In the emergency and announces that the Post
Once will be removed to Fanueil Hall and open
fhere at ten O'Clock this morning, when all box
letters and letters for the burned district intended
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Disastrous as the fire has been, whatever way
we look at It, let think Of it as irreparable
Compared with the recent great fires which have
devastated the country, this one, says the Adrer-
fisey, win cause little immediate personal saf-
1ering. The trade which has made
this city the resort Of buyers from the
most distant parts OF the Continent will fall into it's
old channels, and the good will of the country will
make up the rest. The narrowness and crooked
ness OF our streets undoubtedly added something
TO the with which the flames Ieaped across the
open spaces.
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STREET EXPENSES,

Corporation Counsel-Thc Cost of New
Tracks In the Streets.
Commissioner Van Mort, OF the Department OF
Public Works mas sent the following letter to the
Corporation Counsel relative to the immediate ex-
pense Of repairing Streets Imposed upon the city
by the granting Of the franchise to lay tracks in
several streets In this city, and as to the value Of
such franchise involved in the question OF the
future expense Of maintaining such streets:-
The New York herald., 1872-11-12
OCEAN STEAMERS,


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THB
MONTH OF NOVEMBER,
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CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. II, 1879.
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The IRE TO the business community Is one or the
most severe and disastrous that ever occurred in
this country, and while but few dwelling houses
were burned, and but comparatively small mum.
Der OF families left houseless the finest warehouses
ana stores OF the city and the entire space occu-
pied by the wholesale dry goods dealers, WOO,
merchants, boot and shoe end hide and leather
neaers and clothing houses were entirely de-
stroyed. Not wool house is standing in the city.
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@ s Boston ss2H
Sailed 2sh, Eta whittemore, White, Ancona via New
pRSoywEssaAyrs. oct H-Arrivea Adsph, Lundbcrg
BuEsos Ayass Sept 2sailed. Woodbine, Perkins, Per-
"a s.agS e f1ss New
SS.a .ed oct ssundf[s s. Sh NIB
.Ss S1sSI,s oct as=xSTiysd, Annie williams, Skinner
Entered for ldg 26th, Northern Empire, Williams, for
Coax, Oct as-Arrived Guko. Camenarovch, New
CApzs Oct 23-Arrved, Western, Kendrick, Boston,
cssss
British ha.n A Army ny Porter p New York. 60.
DEAF Oct @-Passed Africa Bourcey, from Pensacola
Doyss Oct 2s-od, Beard, Carter, from Middles
EIsisoaE, Oct 25-Arrived Freden, Nelson New York
yds psnxoS Oct 2avs a7sea New
GREESocK, Oct 2SArrived Enchantrcss Boddie, Phila
GLASGOW, Oct 2s-Arrived, Columbia Cs), New York.
GLoucEsIER oct 29-Arrived, Won Shack Rcchendorf
HAsrLErooL WEST, Oct 2s-Arrived Lidskalf Nelson
3s,4.sailsd a,S ds, p.pnps prsysr New York
HASTINGS, oct ss-o6, Alexander, Brown from Ant
HtaSIcS, octas-sailed, Mary Nelson, Mckenzie
LlyETrooI Oct 2s-Arrvcd. HALEY cs pctre, New
sS aasTns ssx s0ls New @ sS
soge New Orleans; Eliza, Mcneil TySss Lyra' Mosher
Baltimore.
Cleared 2sth Pomona, Bruce, New York 2oth Olive,
Clark singapore; Bombay, Jordan, TybSc .
American @ Miller Halifax ana Bsltimore % Eyere
GRAY Loring Matsnzas Adristic, webster New osesns
90, Whiting, Boston Fire Queen %, Thomas New Or
leans; Austrian (, Richardson, st John Halifax and
Baltimore.
LONDON, Oct 2s-Arrivad Albert Hartman New York;
Topgallant, Phillips, Rangoon
Cleared 10Th, City OF London, Browne, New York.
Entered out 18th, Hilda, Blomgvist for Boson Poly
karp, Eilersen, New Orleana -
LisERIcx. Oct 2s-Arrived, Ganymedc, Nielsen. New
York.
MAaxnoRr Oct 2a-Arryed, Hnos. Gunderson. New York
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S HIPPING NEW S.


sun AND NOON.
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DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE
Q York News.

. new tork Nowa. H
NEW YoRK, September IS. : The
Colonel of the Third Regiment of New
York Militia has requested the disband-
ment Of the two companies who fought
among themselves OH the Harlem rail-
road last Wednesday.
Several men engaged In the murder
Gus riots at Huntington, Conn.,, were
arrested. The preliminary examine
tion of witnesses has commenced.
Other arrests will be made.
At IN investigation of frauds in the
building Of tho Ninth District Court
house, yesterday. 1t transpired that.
John w. Palmer left a street car con-
ductor's place to become Assistant
Superintendent of the building. 1t
appeared, however, that he virtually
performed none Of tho duties of the
position. 5..,', 90,
Pardon Of PhiIndcIphin Convicis. %
PHILApELrHIA. Sept. 1S.-Lnst even
ing City Treasurer Mercer and Charles
A. Yerkes, a broker, sentenced to the
Eastern P%enitentlary last Winter for
e~mbezzling city funds, were released
upon a pardon by tho Governor.
There is a condition which states that
II there is any money paid for services
IN connection with the receiving Of
pardons, then they are null and void.
| Since his release Yerkes has made all
davit denying the charges made against
him by General IIartrauft, and the au-
thenticlty of the paper which has been
issued as evidence against him, alleged
to have been signed by him. +. Yerkes'
release has created great excitement.
Horrible Murder
CuucAoo, Sept. pa horrld muir
der was committed Mt a house Of Ill
fame on an island In the Mississippi
river near Fulton, ILL.,, Thursday
night. 10 O'Neil stabbed Hiram Rex
ford repeatedly with n dirk, finally
chopping his head of with an ax. The
murderer was arrested yesterday.
Frosty Weather.
The weather throughout the West
for the past week has been very cool,
with frost at various places for %
nights. III a.a. --T
D]isastrous Strike
The carpenters strike inaugurated
on Monday is about at an end. The
places Of many OF the strikers are
filled with nc at the old wages.
Imperial Riot In Berlin.
New YoRK, Sept. ga Berlin let
ter says that during the late riot Of the
Imperial party, eight persons were
suffocated and trampled to death In
one night, and fifteen more mortally
wounded. Mounted police charged
the masses at one time with drawn
swords.
Railroad Excitement Exaggerated.
READING, Pa, Sept. ga tele-
graph says the railroad excitement
there has been greatly exaggerated.
Everything Is quiet and awaiting the
action Of the Courts. .
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Aims. Matters The Counsel
for mrs. Fnir sick The Arizona
Desert ship-New steamship Line
Arrangement = Mexican Celcbrn-
tion-1ioney Matters.

SAN FRANcIsco. September 2S-l r.M.
There are three hundred and ten In
mates in the Alms.house. The Commit
tee of Board of Supervisors to examine
tho charges Of malfeasance against su-
perlntendent Heating Of the Aims
house, will report on Monday night
generating him from blame.
Last night Judge Curtis counsel for
Mrs. Fair, was taken seriously Ill, the
effects of hard mental work during the
trial. He Is better this morning.
The ship on the Arizona desert
proves to be a ferry boat mlred there
while the owner was e~ndcavoring to
transport 1t to the Colorado river.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company
have purchased from the Panama
Railroad Company the steamers FORM
ing the Central American line, and
will continue to run the same steamers
regularly OH the Central American and
Mexican coasts.
The celebration Of the anniversary
Of Mexican independence closed at n
late hour last night. having been kept
up with great spirit.
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KEW rHaoUea rInE rAsLr.

We are indebted to Mr.. Hunter, at
the office Of the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad, In this city, says the Carson
REGISTER, for the following through
time table of passenger and freight
trains, between Virginia and Reno.
and at the time of arriving and leay.
inc the arson denot' Which takes
effect from and after Tuesday. Octo-
her /.
PASSENGER train will leave virginia
nj q O'Clock p. NJ. arrive at Carson
j0.2o Leave Carson for Rsno nj 1913.
snJ srr;vs =, Reno IS.lb Retnrniuo'
1ao,a Rann ~, a.sn ~. arrive nj car.
."n liz io.r. carSon for Virginia at
i.ao .rr;vs n, VIroInia. 5.45.
$500, ,rai, viii leave VIRGINIA at
7.4b NJ. arrive at Carson 9:4S, leave
.t;,rson for Keno AZ 10: arrive at Reno
IS.,S
Second Frejght-Train will leave
Reno nj 7 A. Ne: arrive at Carson $50,
Ieave Carson for Virginia at 10 arrive
mr. VIRGINIA.. 1920 p, N.
Third Freight-Train will leave
virginia at l:3O P. NJ; arrive at Carson
at q: leave Carson. for Reno at 1880;
arrive at Reno at Z.
Eonrth Frei0ht Train will leave
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"Two MrscuAs1s."-w earnestly

1.-TWO MERcHANrs."-We earnestly
recommend everybody, and especially
the mercantile portion Of the commu-
nifty, to read aud consider we'll the ex-
cellent lesson contained in the beauti-
full little poem under the above title,
published on our first page to-day. It
Is q gem.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEET1Na.-The
members Of the Storey County Repub-
lican Central Committee are requested
to meet at the rooms Of the Committee
on Monday next at two o'clock. See
notice in Jul advertising columns.
NEW BouLERs.-Moore Is Riorden,
whose boiler shop Is on the Divide, are
building three large boilers for the
Savage Company. Two Of the boilers
are Completed and the third will
shortly be finished.
The Fourth Ward Grant and Will
son Club had a lively meeting at the
hall of Monumental Engine Company.
No. 9. on the Divide, last night. Sew
eral popular speakers were present.
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DIsPATCH
Cypreau Fined-Probabie Aequittai
q mrs. Fnir-Tho Weather-The
China Steamer.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2S-3-P. ~
Mecedes Camilo. the paramonr of Mace
In the adultery case, was to-day, In
the Police Court, fined 1900 for as
saulting Mrs. Mace. She paid the
money.
The jury In the Fair case Is still out,
but came in this morning and asked
for further instructions, aud was told
to give the prisoner the benefit of all
doubts. The report Is that the jury
stands eleven for ~acqulttal and one for
conviction. 1t Is certain that the prls'
oner will not be convicted. 500.
The weather is clear. EIw.EE
The China steamer, due to-day, Is
not yet in sight.
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GAME AND FIsH.-Now Is the game
season and now Is the time to indulge
In quail and toast, teal duck, hare, or
any other variety Of game. These de;
sirables can now be procured. cooked
to order In the best possible manner at
Peter Becker's popular Gold Hill Ba-
kerry aud Restaurant on Main street.
opposite the Eclipse Stable. Fresh
fish Of all varieties from the salt water
perch or the delicious rock cod, to the
best OF Lake Tahoe or Truckee trout
received every morning fresh from
San Francisco. Call and prospect.
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S0ur StOmuCus
II the food taken into the stomach 10 pot
dise,,sd It decomposes. In the latter case q
pungeut gas Is developed, which causes sour
eruct.t!ons, or else the stomach itself socretes
an acid, which rising upward at intervals stinss
the sullet .harply. These extremely dlsas Tesi
d,cestion. TO GOT nd OF them, or prevent inel5
reenrrenee, IL e only necessary, 10 tone ana
regulate The gs.tric organs With Hostotte,s
Bisters. It Win not answer to postpone sne
great corrective With tho Idea tnst lne anP'es %
ant symptoms will disappear OF themselves 90
far nom that being the case, they almost inSa-
Yiably culmInate, II neglected. IN enronlS u5s.
pepsia, with It's coneomitants Of gnawing IN tSs
stomach, dizziness, perverted vision. heAoAsne
and sIeeplessness. Il Is true that all these dis.
aSreeables may be oovleted by the Bitters; out
how much wiser TO anticipate their arrival WIN
one or W doses Of that sure preventive OF 10.
digostion and stren2thencr OF tho alimen@fy
orgAns se24 lw,
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CLEARANCE SALE OF SUMNER GooDs.

CLEARANCE SALE OF SUMNER GooDs.
NJ. F. Waller Is now selling his
large and we'll assorted stock Of fine
clothing, furnishing goods, hats, caps,
boots aud shoes, trunks and valises,
and every style Of dress and business
suits, cheaper than ever. Call on hun
and satisfy yourself, rs his motto Il
"quick and large sales with small
profits at DR.. Halls new building,
Main street, Gold Hill.
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WILD CHERRY BALsAM.-The mem.
DRY of DR.. Wistar Is embalmed In the
hearts of thousands whom bis Balsam
Of Wild Cherry has cured of coughs.
colds, consumption or some other form
Of pulmonary disease. 1t Is now over
forty years since this preparation was
brought before the public, and yet thu
demand for It Is constantly Increasing.
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SORE THROAT, cough, cold and Sim
liar troubles, II suffered to progress,
result IN serious pulmonary affections,
oftentimes incurable. Browns Bron.
chial Troches reach directly the seat
Of the disease, and give almost instant
relief.
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QUESTIONS ANswERED.-The ques-
ton has often boon asked, why goods
In the clothing line cannot be sold
as cheap In Gold Hill as In Virginia,
but from the ~tiattering encouragement
Reinsteln s. Co. have received since
they started business here. the question
seems answered, that by small profits
and quick sales and a large assortment
of stock to choose from, The trade can be
Kept at home. Hoping a continuance Of
the patronage heretofore received, they
promise to stick to the above motto. 4