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Denarture and Arrival of Mails at the
Findlay Post Office.
uEPARTURE.

DEPARTURE.
Crreg Brunch {. S. & c. Xxx: 2:zO a; IN
Fregaont X. dach L. Il. & L.. Rie.' lis p. H.
ARRIVALS.
crrey Bruach c. s. d c. RR.: $50 p; m.
Esremont Brunch l.. L. & l.. RE-: ll:oO q. IN.
DEPARTURE
Vdn Buren, Portage, Aungen ona DYeOt',y s".t ~
Green-Tuesday, Thursday anu oaIuioa9 a.
Sa m. Arrive at r M , r,,..,.-
M. Biaachard HoucktotOn and Esctngs 8 CorI.er .4s
Tuesday and Saturday, at p. IN. AarrNe
1ryinctoa Wliicmsto,oa and Dunkirk-Tuesday
and saturday, at 1 p. m. Arrive Il u,
(IInn0,lsb,lro Hdssdn and Rdtcsois-iuesoay
and Friday, at p. m. 49,, ,,,,, GIL
oak Ridge, Ottol0d, RoGnoke, 6esa'0n ,t, "''' "'-
,,enton Ridce Szusley and Peradleto'a-Friday,
veSonb ond e,taqs Center-Wednesday ana
Saturday al D. ia Arrive L M:
fnj,,,nbls sGrppe-Friday, 5 a. m. Arrive +. NJ
4Ga|T1esday and Friday p. m. Arrive r. M.
OFFICE HOURS.
Oman at 7am. and close at p. m
Persous holding boxes must pay rent on @ tne
same within the first ten days o jsacn qua O.
Quarters commence JAM, Aprh, h,1uIy anu wv
Persons taking papers through the oLnS1
mnst nav the postage in advance, or Ihey WI
ne discontinued. The following are lne qunr va
terly rates of postage: Papers puolis,naeu 81 aa,I
3times. Is cents; twice a week, ~ Genus, oi0
a week. 5 cents; monthly, over ounces,
cents. ounces and less. cents
eeA's' THOS. E. ADAMS, Z. NJ.
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The above are only few of the hundreds OF
our Plows have received.
ALL who have used them tell the same story.
The above are all we have time or space TO
Call and see for yourselves. We
can furnish you as good plow right at nome
as you can get.
Repair Reapers and build WOod-saw
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iAAC DAVIS HENRY CIR
DAVIS & GREEN,

UHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
wv and Commission Merchants and Dealers
in Flour, Salt, Fish, Wooden and Willow Ware
&C., &C., Corner of Main and Sandusky Streets.
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w. 81. ANDERSON,

II AvING REMOVED TO BLUFFTON,
Ill Allen County, will practice law in Han,
cock, Allen and Putnam counties. anu VIII
reguiorIv attend the sessions of Courts In
Findlay, as heretofore. iep--u
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sniure Stssrrhaats.
W. .s.osBoRN. LA. BALD'
nSRaRN & BALDWIN,
9rnaaists.

GENERAL PRODUCE EMERCHANTS Deal
VI ers in Butter, Eggs, Lard, Feathers, Seeds
Dried Fruits, Beeswax, Pelts, Hides and Coun
try Produce of all descriptions.
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|, falling into fmrsSOvember, and

falling into ffnE@ENOtCmOCi, ouo PAS
1dent? E5ysa kind Providence in health
aud strength to perform the duties of
the high trust conferred, l promise
the same zeal and devotion to the
good OF the whole people for the fu-
ture OF my political life as shown in
the past,-Grants letter Of. acceptance,
J,o,e 10, 1872.
When relieved from the response
bilities OF my present trust by the
election of a successor, whether 1t be
at the end of this term or the next, l
hope to leave him as Executive,
country at peace within its borders,
at peace with outside nations, with a
credit at home and abroad, and with
out embarrassing questions to threat
en- its future prosperlty.-Grdnfs s
Letter Of 1eesl tance, June 10, 1872.
ACCORDING To HORACE GREELEY.
Grant and his policy deserve the
very highest credit" Il Horace
Greeley.
s'While asserting the right OF every
Republican to his untrammeled choice
of a candidate for next President,
until a nomination is made, / venture
to say that Gen. Grant will be tar
better qualified for that momsntous
trust in 1872 than he was IN 1862
Horace Greeley.
awe are led by him who first
taught cur armies TO conquer in the
West and subsequently in the East,
also. Richmond would not come to
US until we sent Grant after it, and
then it had to come. He has never
vet been defeated, and never will be
He will be as great and successful or
! the field of politics as on that o1
arms" = Horace Greeley.
Yes; Gen. Grant has failed tt
CRAFTY some eager aspirations, and
has hereby incurred some intense
hatreds. These do not and will no
fell; and his administration vii
prove at least equally vital. W.
shall hear lamentatlon after lamenta
ton over his failures from thos
whose wish is farther to the thought
but the American people let then
mass unheeded. Their strong arm
, bore bin triumphantly through tn
war and into the White House, an
/ they sill uphold and sustain him
they never failed and never will
/ Horace Greeley.
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The jackson Steel Plow. made by Wolf 4
Powell, Findlay, o., is the best have ever
used. lay the Pittsburg Piow aside
y. +. MCNEIL.
Edqle Yournship, May 4. 1872.
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D.sHAFKR. AARON
SHAFER BROS,

HAVING formed co-partnership for the
and United states Courts, and will give
prompt attention to all business placed in
their hands. Office in Wheeler's Block, Find
law Ohio. lmay7.
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.l0HN M. nAMIIN


"A will practice in all state and Federal
Courts Onice in .Paterson's block. Corner
Main and Sandusky Streets FfndIay Ohio
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AS OESTERLIN.

CHAS oESTERLIN. W. NJ. DETWILER
OESTERLEN d DETWILER,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS d SUR
III GEONS. Office and Residence-Main St.,
opposite the scott Hodse." !" Findlay Ohio.
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a rToRNEYS AT LAW, Findlay, v. Mlli
aver .Old W mite Corner" first door South OF
Sns Couri House, and viii give prompt per-
sonal attention to all legal business entrusted
to their care
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"A "a RnARDsu.rY

A TTORNEY AT Law and Claim Age u
"A Will practice law in State and u. s. Cou II
aud attend promptly TO business intrusted tC
his care. As Justice of the Peace will attend
to oConveyancing and taking dispositions. Offict
Room No. 1. Melodeon Building Findlay, o
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Ihave tried the Jackson Steel Plow, about
which have heard so much, and 1 believe
that IL is all that is claimed for IL.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
Liberty Io,0nship, June %, 1872.
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.Eytract from a speech by Senator Wilson.
SOMETHING FOR woRKINGMEN3e'aiii
sIDER.
You have seven hundred million
dollars Of currency, greenbacks, and
currency-and one is IS good as the
other-and that is worth one hundred
and forty million dollars measured
by the gold standard, more than when
Gen. Grant came into power. This
is a question that comes home to
workingmen; if you received two
dollars, for a days work, on the 4th
of March, 1869, and you now receive
the same nominal rate to-day, your
two dollars, measured by the gold
standard, is worth forty cents more
than it was on the day Gen. Grant
was inaugurated. [Cheers. In other
words, the millions of working men,
if they receive the same nominal
wages they did, are, in reality, getting
twenty per cent. more than they did
at the time OF Gen. Grants lnaugura-
lion.
THE RIGHT WAY TO RETURN TO GOLD.
Do you then, gentlemen, wonder
why we are prosperous ? Why
should we not be prosperous? We
are fast fastening to resume specie
payment, not by following Horace
Greeley's advice, and hanging ont a
notice saying, eve resume but by
following sound, practical ideas, like
far seeing merchants. We are in q
fair way to extinguish our debt, raise
our credit, appreciate our currency,
till it becomes equal to gold and sill
yer the world over.
Task you, gentle men, can you sifoI
to change? l ask merchants, mechan-
les, and farmers, who are now pros
porous, strong. and powerful, can yol
afford to peril your interests, art
peril the welfare and prosperity o
the country by deserting the Repub'
lican party, and abandoning th'
administration Loud cheers, ant
cries of ''Never, never, never"
THE POOR MEN FoUGHT-LETT THE RICI
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Ihayc tried the Jackson Steel Piow. manu-
factured at the "Old jackson Foundry" by
Wolf & Powell, to my full satisfaction, and
finds il is lust what the farmer needs. 1t
works well in both loose ground and sod. IL
is. in short the best plow have ever used.
SOLOMON POWELL.
FrndldU Toscllship, april so, 1872.
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lam using one of the Jackson Steel Flows,
and think that it is just the Plow the farmer
need. don't think there can be a better
= AZ" JACOB YATES.
FTndIdy T6lUnship, April %, 1872.
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I'VE RISE TO EXPLAIN
Some Facts In Defense Of n Late
statement of Gen. Butler.
What the Election of Horace
Greeley Means.

fioH Inc Doston nSonsregationallst.
A tewpersOns and curiously enough
one or two who have spoken through
the Boston Post are among the num-
ber, seem to be very much exercised
lest we should damage the high char.
scter of the religious press by having
indorsed late remark of Gen. But
Ter. We have never been partisans
OF the honorable representative from
the Fifth District, and are therefore
the more glad to give him credit when
it ia his due. At speech in the
town of Milford, he lately said. SO
cast your votes for the violation OF
women, the burning of school houses
the desecreation Of churches, or for
Horace Greeley--for it all means one
and the came thing" This struck us
as being terse as well as true, and we
said as much. 1t was our saying this
which troubles our friends above re-
ferred to. They think such remark
is an awful one for a religious news
paper tomake, .aadr rtksy catdpoa Us
to explain and justify it, or take it
back. We are quite willing to accom-
modate them. We are sorry to say
that the facts in the case, however,
leave US no alternative but to explain
and justify, which we proceed to do.
As q matter of course, his remark
did not have its natural application
to New England or, to any portion
of the country which was loyal dur
ing the rebellion. Its truth will be
established if in the slate insurectiOn-
ary States"--to use the phrase which
Congress has applied--the success of
the party having Mr.. Greeley for its
candidate would in all human proba-
bility, produce the results named
Now We maintain thai, during the peri
cd since hostilities ce sed between
the two sections of country, and the
blacks and whites-the former slaves
and their former masters-haye been
lett to readjust their social and civil
relations, In very many sections OF
the South offenses against property
life, and liberty have been frequent;
in many places have been systematic
on the part of portion OF the ex-
rebels toward the negroes, and such
whites as had been loyal and as advo-
Gated the existing policy of the gov
ernment. 1t ia notorious that these
offenses became so intolerable as to
demand special legislation on the part
of Congress, ,.and special lnterposition
on the part of the President for the
protection of the suffering classes
What are known as the Ku-Klx stat
utes we're the result, and it was only
after Federal bayonets had enforced
respect to this Hesitation that the Of
fenses ceased.
II, now, to elect Mr.. Greeley would
be to restore power to the very hands
which the Ku- u-Klux laws restrain,
having the power there could be no
question that it would be used: used, !,
there can be as little question that
the old outrages would be resumed,
if not feartully increased. 1t we then
examine the immediate past, and see
what that element which a vote for
MIR. Greeley is vote to set free was
in the habit of doing when it was
free remembering that this element
is now q unit for his election, and
without taking the trouble to conceal
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3ardrarr.

a rroRNEY x COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n Ollie over the Red Corner Drug Store
North OF Court House. ian 2o7 l73-Iv
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Having IN ade large geadditions to ourestablish-
nent in the shape of material OF the latest
style, and having employed experienced and
ORDERS for every variety of PLAIN AND FANCY
JoB PRINTING with neatneSs and Dispatch
The addition of steam Power to our estaDllsn-
,a ant affords Us great advantages over most
e ,uutry OH ces in the way of low prices ana
t,Sf work Call with US and be convinced
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NOTICE.

VXYILL attend to all business entrusted, to
w his care, and make promptreturns Re.
fere bv permissio 10 w. II. d j. j, WheeIsr
Whitelcy & Blacnord, J. =. Patterson Shafer
Bros, II. Brown, ID. Z. Fisher and many 9th
ers. lno os4-tLl
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Tuesday, October 8, 1872,

between the hours of 6 A, NJ. and pm. ., and
are requested then and there TO vote for or
against the construction, in manner afore-
said, ofsaid proposed railroad and the several
matters herein specified. You will express
your opinion in regard TO said several mat
tiers apd things by voting ON your ballots.
either "Railroad-Yes," or "Railroad-No," /"
as may be your wish, as provided by law.
WILLIAM HOWARD, /
RUDOLPH NEWMAN
Trustees ofPortage Township.
OTHo SHANE. Township Clerk.
Sep. g, '12-5w.
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When L purchased. took out q Jackson
Plow, made by Wolf x Powell, and a Ball
Plow. for which Ruthrauff Cory are Agents.
/ tried both TO my satisfaction. returned
the Ball Piow and kept the jackson. 1t Is tho
DAVID NJ, POWELL.
J;borf,J T,y1pnshiD June 20, 1872.
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w. ii. ANDERSON. GEO. T. Pf-NDi io->'
ANDERSON d PENDLETON.
TTORNEYS at Law. Will attend careiuIiy
A and promptly to all kinds OF pnslhess.
Snecial attention given TO Tltles, frooaee
Spe..a.x t,onveyancing and Collections. Or
tice over HubeIs' Drug Store, north oi Cour'
House.
san q lS72-tf.
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LANES A. BOPE,

TroaNEY AT LAW COLLECTION
A Aeent. Office in Carlin's Block, oppo-
sii.. the Court House. Special attention ns sn
,,agotiated on favorable terms. loct. 20, ls'i.l
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{. 7. DUNN
NRY BROWN.

r n,v,.soo.s Store. Main
Streat Eindlay, ONO. lapf.I1, ~
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For n good Piow / advise my neighbors tt
buy the Jackson Steel Plow, Wolfe Powell
makers. 1t is undoubtedly the best yet intro
duced. A. u SfAION-
Union 1o,cnship, June 10, lss2.
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a. RARND,

rroRNEY AT LAW, will attend prompt
A ~ 70 business Special attention gwen
- coilectioEs. Office IN rorey ; buliotns H,l.,es
NJ sfraei FintiIay Ohio.
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SEgisrellaneons.
THE SILENT MAN OF DEEDS !!

-l..r srEx.rsst rom 9 speech by Senator "isoh'
SOMETHING FOR woRKINGMENce'aiii,
sIDER.
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Vol. XVuI--NO XVIII
The geffersullian,
5. s. 5. s. Ds DE wSEFE:.f wSEFE:f 5: Editors.
s.ndu,sy Street. First Door Eastof Post o1'oe.
rpTs PRINTING.

zone copy. one year----. ---------.s2 eO
FERMS-l Six months. w
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,ou~croS JEFFERSON NC ANEL
.Du~srON A. MeANELLY.


rroRNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT
A Law Fiudlay, Ohio. Office in HEAD
auarters BUILDING, Northeast OF Court house
viii alse ,,.eir care April 26 1872.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Rev.
Pastor. Services every Sabbath al
i0Lo'clock, A. M, and7 O'Clock. p. NJ. Sab
bath School II o'clock, A. NJ. Prayer Meet
ing o'clock p. NJ. Thursday evening: Cor
~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-10
Plain Word. for the People.

When broken down In health, strength and
spirits It 10 not necessary that we should ask .
medical man whether an invigorant 10 necesss-
ry. Common sense tells us that II Is. Tho only
question to DO decided ID, what the inyigorant
shall be. A standard tonic and restorative,
which has been many years before the public,
and In which millions Of the intelligent classes
repose the fullest faith, seems, In q case like
this, TO present the strongest claims to the
confidence Of the prudent invalid. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters may DO truly said 10 possess
these highest recommendations. Its triumph
ant progress during aperiod Of twenty year,, its
present popularity, and tho uniform success
which attendS Ito use IN indigestion, nervous
debility, hillary complaints, fever and aguo,
and ali ailments which depress tho physical
system and e~noryate the mind, entitle IL to the
rank Of o standard national specific. It Is re.
garded 10 that light by the community Of large,
and hundreds ofthousands OF both sexes resort
to II at this season - . preventive OF that ma
merous and harrassing class OF diseases which
take their rise from tho miasmatic winds and
vapors Of spring. II Is o stimulant, . tonic, an
Alternative, and q mild aperient-fo four essential
restorative and protective elements Of the ma.
terra m~edica-uDited In o single agreeable prep
aration. Every ingredient 10 vegetable. OF the
finest quality, and absolutely pure. Hostetters
BItters 10 better known, hold In greater esteem,
and commands q larger sale, than any other
proprietary medicine manufactured IN this
country or imported from abroad.
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Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE Z.
The Internatisnal Bsas Race.

The InternatiSnal Bsas Race.
NEW YoRx, April 9.-The Atlantic
boat crow starts for Europe on Satur-
day next for the coming international
contest.
French Charge D'Anairs Recalled.
New FORK, April s.-Wsshington
specials say 1t 10 understood that the
French Charge d,Affairs, Bellonet has
been recalled at the request Of our
Government, In consequence Of his ad-
dressing a sharp note to Fish on the
matter growing out Of the Arms inves-
tigation case.
Penny Postal Cards.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-Hill, from
tho Postofics Committee, reported a
bill providing for system of penny
postal cards, tho cost not to exceed
one cent, including postage. Size, 81
by 81 inches. The face to b used
exclusively for the address, and the
reverse side for the communication ;
all cards containing vulgar, obscene
or scurrilous matter to b excluded
from the malls and the sender pun
ished. The bill, after discussion, was
amended by requiring the Postmaster
General to advertise and award the
contract to the lowest bidder, when 1t
passed.
Hill 70 Lease tho Presidis-Msnsrial
Services in Hsaer Of Prsfesssr
HOFse.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-The Senate
discussed a bill to lease the Preside
military reservation to San Francisco,
for a public park, and recommitted 1t
to the Committee on Military Affairs.
In the House. on motion Of Dawes,
the Speaker was authorized to appoint
three to cooperate with the Commit
tee Of Arrangements for the memorial
services in honor Of Professor Morse,
to be held In the hall of the House on
Tuesday evening next. The Speaker
appointed Roberts, Palmer and sha-
ber.
Blackmail Case.
New York, April 9.-The case Of
Emma Couch, indicted for conspiracy
to blackmail Rov. Mr.. Carter, was
called up this afternoon In the Court
OF General Sessions. Mother defend
ant nor counsel appeared. A bench
warrant Is issued for her arrest.
Terrible Murder and Robbery In
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, April "a terrible
murder was committed in Carolton
county. Maryland, on Friday last.
Abram Lyman, a miller, was killed
and robbed of eight hundred dollars,
and the body hid in a mill sink. Two
men have been arrested charged with
the deed.
Funeral Of Rrastns Corning.
ALBANY, April 9.-Ths funeral of
Erastus Corning takes place on FRI
day. The Board Of Trade and other
associations have called meetings to
take action relative to his death. The
Assembly has appointed a committee
to draft appropriate resolutions ex-
pressing the general feeling Of sorrow.
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SAX FRANCISCO, April 10-1 P. NJ
McCleery has accepted Kraker's chal-
lenge to play 1900 points Of billiards
for the championship.
The weather Is clear and cold.
The Crown Point stock being all
held by a few men who cannot dis
pose Of 1t to mon Of moderate means,
who seek 1t as investment, on account
Of the high price prevailing, 1t is pro-
posed to divide 1t up so as to make
100, 900 shares Of 1t, and put 1t In the
market. The usual i%nsinuations OF .
desire to unload are made by outsiders
and have a depressing effect in advance
on the market.
Judge Louderback sentenced the
conductor of China game on Jackson
street, to pay $500 or 60 to jail for 100
days, and fined his visitors from $40 to
$50 each.
The Excelsior muddle IL growing
worse and worse. The order on Nc
Donald to show cause why he should
not be punished for contempt for pro-
ceedlng against Schmidt In the Board
on account of his delinquency on Ex-
celslor stock, pending the decision OF
the Ease In the Fourth District Court,
should have been issued against Jasper
Mcdonald, but By some buugling wa
issued against Mark L. Mcdonald, who
was not In the corner, nor a party to
the suit, and It was served upon him
while he was In the Board. This, Of
course, vitiates the order entirely.
James Gamble, General Superin-
tendent OF the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, was thrown from bis
carriage, by his horses running away,
In Oakland, this morning. He was
badly bruised, but not dangerously in
jured.
Gold, 1lo2s; Greenbacks, 9lASslA
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FOE CHIEF OF POLICE
OF THE CITY OF VIRGINIA.

DEM. L. H1aBEE RESPECTFULLY AN
b nounces himself Q candidate for Chief OF
Police Of the CITY. Of Virginia Of the ensuing
May Election, subject to the decision OF me
City Union Republican Convention. ap2td'
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CITIZENS AND AMBASSADORS IN. F.
Waller is closing out his Winter stock
of clothing. Furnishing goods, hats,
caps, boots, shoes, trunks, valises,
gloves, blankets, ETC., at lowest rates,
call and examine and satisfy your
selves. Next door to o. T. Barber &
Co., Main street, Gold Hill. f3*
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WHERE TO Go.-wnen you want . nice,
smooth. agreeable shave, or your hair sham
pooed, dressed and properly hxed up. 20 TO
Pohl's popular saloon, next door TO Gibson's,
Main street, Gold Hill. Sharp razors, clean
towels, and good artists, always TO be found
cut, curled, cleansed or dressed In tho most
tasteful manner. se2-i
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Fntnl Delay.

It 10 often the case that we sacrifice our lives
by delaying tho use Of proper remedies. few
hours lost Is often fatal In acute diseases. Fever
and Inflammation waits for no nan, but when
unchecked, hurries on 10 modification and to
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