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, 1872-11-28

The Liberal half Of the Alabama Legis1a.
ture in the State House, counted and declared
the vote for Governor, as follows David P.
Lewis, Republican, 89,878; Thomas Fl. Herndon,
Liberal, 81,371; thus electing Lewis by 8,5o7
majority. The Republican half Of the Legisla-
ture is sitting in the United States Court Housa
only to furnish a prete1t on which the United
States Senate may seat the man whom it shall
elect.
The st. Louis Republican says:
There are II counties IN Missouri; IN the secens
largest Of these majores bang that in Douglass 75s;
the counties = II nse5
cast BY St: Louis 1851. The Il Republican countiez
gs il 1T Of stats ana comfy
paid s., ,558, ,64o-7nore thar. tius times a. n1ueh
Mayor John G. Baxter, Of Louisville, admits
technical doubt concerning his eligibility to re-
election: and retires from the canvass.
The Republican rr@nds in North Carolina may
have proved fatal to Merr1mus,, tor Governor,
but Nereus Mendenhall QiberaD is the newly
elocted Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
according to the official vote.
The declared Tote Of Minnesota, for Presi-
dent and members Of Congress, is:
i. sTifisz %if1yon 35sa sea 8anae Sfant S2a S2a
g. Beeker-....,..... 1866 Geri 1866
IL Constitutional Amendns2t, in Missouri.
increasing the Supreme Court by %he addition Of
two Justices, Was rsti1ed, 22l l43 to Il, $780, and
Liberal Judges weree1ected as follows:
Literal. Republican.
YoEiea. -.1562le .n9,72a
Ewing. ..1553I Ellis rs, s59
Sherwood ...--...154679 1eonard--. .l8959
A1ossrs. Ephraim B. Ewing and Thomas A.
Sherwood are the additional new Judges, to draw
for terms Of eight and ten years. Henry n
Vorias is elected to serve six years, after which
the term becomes ten years. Washington Adams
is elected to ill out the term Gwo years) in
which he is NOW serving by appointment. One
member Of the old Court has yet four years to
| serve.
Governor Hoffman has called the Gomn,is-
ssoners On Constitutional Revision, in New York,
| to meot at Albany, Dec. 4.
, 1872-11-28

TIE SHERMAN HOUSE CERTIFIES TO THE SU
erority and uniformity Of Ba1netts Supetne Flayozng
E1rracta Sold everywhere.
, 1872-11-28
Tbt Gbi1ttaEya Griabar11e.

Thursday Morning, November 28, 1879.
, 1872-11-28

"a constitutional Amendns2t, in Missouri.
increasing the Supreme Court b3f<he addition Of
two Justices, WAS rstiied, 22l, l43 to 1850, and
Liberal Judges we're elected as follows:
Tifer1f r,.-,,h}..or
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AMUSEEIE

ADJUSTMENTS.
IWALLACK's
~ proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACK
oN MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 5,
FIRST night of Bouccault,s powerful Drama
pno, the LONG STRIKE,
PRODUCED with all its sec mic efiots and its
THE AZ .urp,. ORIGINAL CAST
NE "a SIEkS sTIMATUM THE LOVERS MEETING
ihi. ooNM5'irihAr,v THE APPOfNTMENT-TRAC
~ 49,, tNAIs-JANE'S PETITION
rrYr LIE MESSAGE BY THE SEA
N "ioeiSI WITNESS-DENOUEMENT,
n,.,.. - MAKING A
c, DisnMA oF IMMENSE EMOTIONAL POWER
N" aeaets py ar H. Stoddari, Mr. Charles Fisher Mr.
-. :; ts,hgs9,u, Mr. Charles Rockwell Mr. q y Er,,wne
ds Meih MIS- EdEWards Mr. Fitzpatrick Mr. Leonard Mr.
Miss Mccormick AMI others $3.50 "3 'oi' MISS bhasdei,
In rehearsal, Watts Phillips, great drama
which will be presented with a
POWERFUL CAST AND WITH NOVEL ccrrYc
EFFECTS. ""INio
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

CAUSES DANCING ACADEMIES
> PRIVATE LESSONS at any hour day or evening.
CIRCULARS at private academy az Last EleYonlh ~
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THEATRE CoMIQUE,
Tnsu u.pr 5l4 Broadway.
TONIGHT '''''''''''''''. Lessee anu ,manAges
TONIGHT ~. rru-Sinur'
DRAMATIC MoNDAY, June 5. the great
PANORAMIC
AND DI0RANIC
CHICAGO SENSATION,
BEFORE,
DURING
introducing Mr. CHARLES r. TfinRATr TEN a THE FIRE,
-, company. P""sA'As
me drama Is from the able p, n j. r. Poole Eco
Imhe scenery ana panorama painted by r. g. Wal u.
The mechanism of tho PANORAMA dora ~. '.ou. rsq
engine and fire engine by Nelse adron Esq '"ni h'o
Wannemacher. '0''or nenrv
seam effects by George Blake, ESQ., OF 2l5 Cent?.
street. - = --o o0itru
Calcium effects by T. G. hurry, Esq, of III Prinoo
iron work BY Dav Nichols, 1879 Wooster street
Gas effects by William kohler
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LEGAL NOTICES.


CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED sTATES-FoURTH
~ Circuit ana District OF North Carolina
November Term, lS7l-In Equity.
In the matter OF Anthony H. SwaSey, Tor himself and
others &c, against the North Carolina Railroad Com
pany and David A. jenkins, Public Treasurer of the
State Of North Carolina. and Others.
The undersigned having been appointed Commissioner
decree OF the said Court made in the above
cause at its November Term, ISL take an account Of
what IS duo 10 the paintif A. IT, Swascy and ali other
persons holding coupons Of the bonds the State Of North
Carolina for the construction OF the North Carolina Rail
road under The acts In the bill mcntiOned-an
such coupons and OF the dividends and nnds applicable
TO the satisfaction OF such coupons, and 70 cause ad
8ycrscmentto be published Tor such holders Of such
nons 70 come ~ before HIN and prove their debts and
fix perenptory DAY Tor That purpose aud IN dciau
their coming IN and proving debts Nv such day that ,hcy
he excluded from the bencnt Of hs decree &c
better taking OF such accounts that parties produce
&c, and be examined 8e,
These therefore 70 notify all persons owning any Of
the coupons of the bonds Issued by the State OF North
Carolina under and BY virtue q The provisions Of Acts
27h day of January 1912 and the 18th Februa
1856 both passed 10 aid the North Carolina Railroad Com
construct its road to appear before the under
signed al office of the Clerk of the said Court in the
civ OF Raleigh and State OF North Carolina, before
Tho day June 1872 then and there TO produce and
tho coupons and he examined according 10 the
Terms OF tho said decree IN the said cause.
JOSEPH u. BACHELOR, Commissioner, &C,
RALEIGu, n. c., Pebruaryo 0. 1871
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LAST MATINEE OF ARTICLE A."
SATURDAY, at half-pa5t one.

~ SATURDAY June Is CLOSING PERFORMANCE OF
THE SEASON AND LAST NIGHT OF ARTICLE A.
for the Benefit OF the Treasurer, Mr. A. APPLETON.
Seats may be secured for any OF the Last Nights.
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E'0R NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
The Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch,
ron Pier No q North River, their elegant sidewheel
steamship WfANUKB, Couch comma der, for Norfolk,
City Point and Richmond Tuesday, june a. at3P. NJ
giving through bills OF ading % al points south and
southwest through passenger tickets issued 10 nil
points. Accommodations uneauaicd. Apply at pier 81
or at the general Office lH Greenwich street. corner OF
pey streol
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: -
Joan DOMINGO LINE.-THE UNITED STATES MAIL
40 steamer TYBEE, Captain Delaney will leave pier
No. North River, on Wednesday, June 8 at o'clock
r. H., tor Puerto Plata, SANTANA and San Domingo City
For freight or passage apply to
- SPOFFORD BROTHERS h co, % Broadway
Bills Of exchange ON Puerto Plata SANTANA and San Do
mingo CITY, In sums to suit purchasers Tor sale
ITiEXAs LINE OF GALVESTON sTEAMERS-TOUCH.
ing at Key West, carrying the United States mail
Ihe Al steamship ARlADNE, Captain William Doane, ut
pier ~ East River, will leave on Saturday, June s.
through bills OF lading given to Houston and to all points
land o. Railroad.
For freight or passage apply 10
CHI MALLORY & co, 1S3 Maiden lane
,nIRECT LINE TO HAVANA
Il HAVANA. PROGRESO AND VERA CRUZ
New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line, leaving
Iper II, East River, ats r. NJ, direct TO Havana
CITY OF MEXICO, Sherwood ...... Tuesday June II
ICLEoPATRA Phillips fIavana ony) Tuesday June u
CITY OF MERIDA Deaken.. .......... Monday, July
CLEOPATRA Phillips tHavana only Wednesday July 10
T. ALExAHtDRE 4 SONS 81 Broadway
III United STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
~ Atlantic Mail Steamship Company,
sailing regularly every Thursday three O'Clock r. M.
precisely from Pier No. 4, North River:
!tREsCENT CITY Capt j. Is Baker Juno D
|CoLu Capt T. Curtis June Is
MORRO CASTLE. Capt T. ii. Morton June 20
For freight or passage apply TO
No Bowling Green
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IIOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE,
from pier No. 8 North River, mt O'Clock p. NJ
EMILY II. SOUDER
Saturday, June T.
Freight received daily. Through rates given for st.
Louis Ficksburg, Mobile, Galveston and lndianola.
For frei hit passage, having superior accommoda-
tiofs, apply to FREDERIC BAKER, 30 Broadway
LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
III The Cromwell Steamship Line
The steamship ST. LOUIS, Captain JAS Whtehead will
leave pier No. North River, Saturday, June s at
O'Clock p. NJ Freight received daily
Through rates given 10 Galveston, Indianola, Mobile
and st Louis Cabin passage, $50; Storage, SIS.
H. b. CROMWELL 60, 80 West street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-27
PIocHs MINING ITEMS.

Many OF our prospect claims have
temporarily suspended work Of late,
owing to pending negotiations with
capitalists In San Francisco for incor-
poratiny and advancement Of capital,
but generally such matters are pro.
gresslng favorably, and give promise
OF carly settlement, as much conh'
dence exists among men Of means In
regard to the mines Of this district.
AZ present there arc eight hosting EN-
gines over the mines Of this camp.
some being In process Of erection. rs
follows: Meadow Valley, 3; Ray
mond s Ely, l; Ingomar, l; Phoebe,
l; Kentucky, l; Newton Booth. l
the last two being put up at present.
Six more have been ordered and are
now Oh the way to this place, and be-
fore. the end Of the present year, in all
probability, there will be some 20 or
% hosting engines in position in this
district. During the past week Wells,
Fargo q Co. shipped bullion valued ut
Sll6,6S7 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-27
MURDER AT SALT LAKE.

SALT LAKE, June 25.-Charles L.
Dolson was shot and killed by Oliver
e. Obey at the Postolfice this evening
at 10 minutes past 8 o'clock. Five
shots were fired, and four took effect
in the back of Dolson. The cause OF
the killing was that Dolson published
= pamphlet Oh the 18th instant, and
had it circulated. stating that Mrs.
Mary Obey, the wife OF Oliver q. Obey,
Is a common prostitute, aud that Obey
Ia a sneak thief. The shooting Is said
to have been done in a very oowardly
manner, Obey and Dolson being appa-
rcntly quite friendly together this
evening, calling In at the PostOlfice
together for their mail matter. While
D0lson had his back turned Obey shot
him, and continued firing till life was
extinct. Dolson has been proprietor
of a gambling house here for some
time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-27
SEA-lloH HUNTING.
From tho 8. F. Bulletin, June 25l

From the ). r. Bulletin, June xsI
Two expeditions have lately been
sent out from this city to capture the
largest sea.lion that q be found, for
Woodward's Gardens-one to the Far
allones. under Captain Eastman, for
whom Mr.. Woodward has engaged the
assistance OF the Farallone Egg Com
pany's men, some twenty In number
and the other to the Santa Barbara
county seacosst, where these animals
abound. This party |, under the direc-
ton of a Spaniard named Basque, who
has already been successful In sea-lion
hunting for the same employer. Some
time ago, Captain Eastman and his
men lassoed aud partly secured one
Oh the Farallones, thought to weigh
twenty-five hundred pounds; but the
monster in his struggles broke the ropes
which had been got around him and
escaped. 1t Is expected that 4 capture
will now he made, rs the arrangements
for securing the prize r on a much
larger scale The largest one now at
the gardens weighs about 1000 pounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-27
"HroR OLD NEUTRALITY"

Under the above caption the viz
ginia Chronicle Of last evening has the
refreshing "cheek" to crlticise our
editorial remarks Of the day previous,
relative to Jones, Sharon and the En-
terprise. The Chronicie pretends indie
pendent neutrality on its editorial page
in regard to the Senatorial matter
while It's local page is daily devoted to
the task Of crying down Sharon and
his doings all possible continually
coming out squarely against him. To
use Its editorial words, awe object to
this blowing hot and cold In the same
issue" The editor also says OF the
News: at has been noticed that that
journal has too far committed itself In
favor of Sharon to now decently re-
cede from that position. The course
Of the News in this contest Is directly
the opposite to being neutral"
Now the fact OF. the matter Is, that
the Chronicle man has "stuck his foot
In It." as far rs this little matter Is
concerned, just As innocently as a kit
ten puts his little paw into a pan OF
sweet milk. Most OF our contempora-
rles have put us up as favoring Sharon
for some time past, or at least ever
since the Enterprise in its sudden and
disgustingly aIulatory "iop over"
Endorsement Of Jones, attempting at
the same time to carry the whole Re-
publican party with 1t, caused US to
take up the gauntlet in opposition to
such barefaced effrontery. The Chron-
icle Is right In p~erceivlng u opposi'
ton to the Enterprise phase Of the
Jones interest, and as We have fought
it out on that line, at tho same time
trying to see that Sharon was given
fair play also, the Chronicle, as well rs
all the rest Of our contemporaries, Is
at liberty to define our position a. they
please. As the Chronicle evidently
perceives, from the very remark Of It's
own which we have quoted, u course
has been very consistent heretofore. as
Il will continue to be hereafter. As to
that little sentence, meanwhile we
shall continue to remain NEUTRAL
with which we concluded n small
bit OF a jokingly ironical article
directed ut the Enterprise, headed
"Laudamus Jones'" we didn't think
any editor was such q gudgson as to
swallow It as eligible bait, when the
point OF the hook was so palpable as
the Chronicle nan makes 1t out to be.
And then just to see the way he does
go OH to deliberately and fiercely criti'
else that innocent little remark Is the
most amusing thing out. He Is the
equal Of Mark Twain, Nasty or even
Horace Greeley, as a joker. He said
enough when he designated 1t As "hlgh
old neutrality" aud should have quilt
at that.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-27

BEAR GorNe TO ScorLAND.-TheS Sac
ramento Union Of Monday gives the
following: A young cinnamon bear,
about half grown, captured near Pitt
River, was brought down from Red
Bluff Saturday, III care Of Wells, Fargo
& Co.. en- route for Scotland, q gentle
man being DESTROYS Of sending him a.
q present to a friend. Shortly before
reaching the city he got out OF his box
In the express car, and the express
messenger, the conductor OF The train
and the baggage master had a Eood
time getting him In again. The bag
gage artist armed himself with a shot
gun before approaching Bruin, and
thus was prepared for any emergency.
The bear didn't care much for the
weapon. but retired In dismay before
the conductor, whose armament con-
sisted of a feather duster.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-27
REESE RIVER ITEMS.
From the Rsyeille. June a.

Deputy Sheriff Van Alstine arrived
from Eureka on Saturday evening,
having In charge James Montgomery,
Frank Lamont and Joseph Thompson,
committed by Justice Adams, of Eu,
reka, to await the action Of the Grand
Jury for robbery. These three hood.
lums took 4 man out on the street from
Il danee-house, when there were fifty
people present. and went through him
Tor about seventy-fve dollars.
We were shown to-day a fine piece
of gold-bearlng quartz from a mine In
Bunker Hill district, belonging to the
Collins Brothers. 1t weighed several
pounds, and was completely studded
with free gold. 1t also assays richly
In silver.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-27

IMMESsE Grant and Wilson meet
ings were held In Boston aud st. Louis
on Saturday evening. At the Boston
meeting, General Butler made a char
acteristlc speech and declared that this
was only the continuation Of the cam
paignin1SSl. Greeley success depend
ed upon his nomination ut Baltimore,
which no would not get. The angel
Gabriel could not be elected on such n
ticket. He denounced the course OF
Sumner and predicted the certain sue
cess Of Grant and Wilson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-27
LABOR strike, In New York are as.

LABOR strikes IN New YORK are as
cribed to the enormous expenses Of
living In that city, rendering the wages
OF labor entirely inadequate to the
support Of a family. Among the lead
ing causes Of these high prices Is the
extravaganza of the municipal govern
ment and the pressure Of grinding tax.
alton upon all kinds Of property. The
heavy taxes upon real estate nece.si-
tate heavy rents, and these Ia turn de-
mand the raising Of wages.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-27

GOLD IN SALT LAKR.-Dr. C, F.
window prominent geologlst and
scientist, has had m assay made of q
lot Of mud brought up from the bottom
Of the lake at a depth of three hundred
feet, adlierlng to the anchor of the City
Oh Corinne, a small steamer that plies
upon Its waters. There were traces of
both gold and silver, with a result to
the assay OF ~ 90 to the ton. The In
formation thus obtained will probably
not DO OF much benefit to the mining
interest," but Ii may serve to develop
important truths In geology.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-27
MRS. PlTTs-sTEvEHs' PISTOL.
A Card from tho Lady-she Deaie
HavIsE Drawa the Pistol.

Ishave been most unjustly accused
by the Press. / never pointed a pistol
at Assemblyman Meeker OF any other
person In my life. Being a member
Of the Peace Society, l am totally OPP
posed to the use Of firearms.
I am forced to defend myself from
this most unfortunate statement, and
believe I am prosecuted by opponents
Of the woman suffrage cause; there
fore I request the Press throughout the
Pacific coast to publish this statement.
EMILY PrTTs-SrEvENs.
San Francisco, June %, 1872.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-27
UNION i ION. IRON WORKS VI

TYRRELL 4 CUMMINGS,
FOUNDERS, MACHTNISTS, GENERAL.
Il Engineers, Draughtsmen and Manufacturer.
OF Quartz mill and Mining Machinery Of ali de-
scrtptions. All orders n1ed with ptSmptness
and dispatch. and st the Lowest Rates.
Divide, VirGinia, New.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-27

A NEGLECTED cough, cold or sore
throat, which might DO checked BY a
simple remedy, like Browns Bronchial
Troches, If allowed to progress may
terminate seriously.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-27

Il Ia to DO hoped that all win try to make tho
day one OF pleasure to all who may participate.
A Committee Of Ladies' have been appointed to
make all necessary arrangements for q COLA
TON AT THE HOMESTEAD, consisting OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-27

THE ROAD FROM CLARK,s-A HOME
LIKE DINNER FIERY SrkkD9-
SPLENDID MOUNTAIN ECENERY-
RNTICING COMPANY YOSEMITE
FALLS POINTS or INTEREST =
THE Valley UTCHINGS' RE
PRESHMENTS SABBATH DEVC.
TIONS-THE GUR0TS-KTC.
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E. p'umEz &T. BELOW REDACTEURs

ones. ct quill faut desarmer ct de.
manteler. Les projects de loi se
croisent an Congres ct tous ont en-
vue Ia diminution de l'autorite ct
dn patronage de l'Execntif. Un
membre de la Chambre Va jusqna
proposer Ia mise 1 l'election des
places de maitres de poste. La cor.
ruption est partont, les abns pnlln-
lent, ct lie peuple, ne sachant od se
refugier, demands al Sud Ia centra.
lisation ct al Nord la decentralisa-
tion. chaque section ayant change
de place ct de langage par suite des
amendments constitntionnels et
de Ia latitude que les circumstances
ont donnee an president des Etsts.
Unis pendant lea dernieres annees.
En- verite. les fortcs tetes du Con-
g,es doivent etre perplexes dams Ia
recherche de Ia solution rationnelle
dun probleme national anssi com.
plique. Jnsqu'i &C jour. ce one Pen.
qnete a produit de plus certain NAL.
gre d'habiles precsntions, c'est
l'immorilite de Ia presente admins.
tration. A cette heure, Ia candida.
ture de Grant. trop difficile retirer
pour ses parissns qui ont dresse
lenrs batteries. nest plus qn'nn pis.
sller pour le parti republican, or.
thodoxe, ct Ia moindre faute suffii al.
i achever le prestige mourant DE-
Grant ct 1 faire pencher la balance
au profit iu rival que lui oppose.
ront les republicans dissidents ct
les democrstes prets 4 Sc joiudre 4
eux.
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LES MILE EFT uNE
CONNAlSSANCES TITLES.


Au XVIIIc steele. en- l745, ID Fa.
cutie de medicine de Psri. 6t oonstruire
derriere rH6tel. Dieu. au coin dc IL rue
de Ia B0cherie ct de Ia rue de''H6tel.
Colbert, IN smphithe &tre don't on volt
encore sujourd'hui 10 dome ct les ca.
veaux.
Les auaionistes n'avsicnt plus l 90
cacher l'epoque des savanis Aoatesz
etait passee LittrS. du Velney. Tsoop.
etc., reculaient avec eclat les iimies de
Ia science. ct susud lAcademie 'oyale
de Chirurgie parut, on fat auirise .
ne voir dams ses remarquables poduc.
tions Que ID onsequence immedite des
progress de la grande ecols anatsmique
en- France.
L'impulsion etait donnee Tissue
await demoutre que, saus j. opnais.
'ssncs exacte d. corps human. le me-
decio est un empiriqus ct 10 ehiurgien'
IN boucher. Dssault, Boyer. Mrjolin.
Dupuytreo, Lisfrsnc, CIoysst. Ont ets
dss anatomistes avsut d'Atre deichirur,
gicns. ct c'ess dams oetts feoode met
shods qu'ils ont elevt ls gsnersion 81
leur succ6d6.
lie chirurgie francaise. disou.Ie hau
.tsment, ocoupe depsis dsu: siecleA
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Urbais rsspinit depois oogtsnps lorsqus Il pts &
writ
--Ah to fsnes! de l. psre Noel su eusrant Es e
6sgus!...
Urbain rougit.
s. --C'sse qusss idze ma traverse l'esprit. it'll, j
lsiat 10 fagus. s..
-EneoS uns idte s'tcria le pies Nos; uri id6s BIZ
ins idSs - uatn. VOLTA beaueoup didSss Et tremarq
qu'elAs t. dlnngsst souvent. e -
-Mas hutil done. sous pr6texte de travailt 'etud
repossser l'isspirasiou quand ellie vous rend vie
Il pers NoSl hsusaa lee epasles. ~
A-Js ssois que t. prsnds voIontiors l'iDspatiou n
uns oosress diveDtures; voyous dQnc ls rSitat del
visiss qu'eIle ta fiite.
Ls pers Nosl ranasa les fesilleh qui teDt SURF
Piano. s
-Ah sos bsrcarole reprtil % faisann moueit
d6dies Mademoiselle Dc Clery T.. peste,, Fl
4 poa : main droits mr lss touches ct y quelts
meeares.
-C'sgt dooc u . que tn sppsllss piDspiiosi .j6-
III. II y dabord uns hass d'hazmosis.- sleards.
E % nemeea uue jsune fIIe qsi venaitestrer DE-
usnt, st qu'os savsit pas vue. appuys - ehiepr
l'6peals d plrs Noel ct lembrasaa.
-Dsberd, ditsle. il ne fast pas grcodellossisufr-
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