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STEAM BOATS.
For Cincinnati
n,r,,,,urDRAuGHTPAS.

THELIG HT-DRAUGHT PAS
suEt.SSenser steamer v. X HUBS IN
- v lillian List, Commander, Char
lev list, Clerk, will leave FIR the above on
SSTURDAY, MAY s 1873, at O'Clock
r. NJ. For freight or passage apply on
oI ssn1t or " Oh. BOOTH & Co.. AGENTS.
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Regular Pittsburgh Freight
Packet.

THE IRON VALLEY AND
.IoSt.Sparges, leaves Tor Pittsburgh
S.E&css& every Tuesday and Friday, at
s-ht o'clock A. NJ, Thomas Prince, COM
mlnder. ~
apl6 g. II. BDOTh q w., hgeuC-.
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h general Banking, Exchange and Colloc.
don business transacted with fidelity and
oromptness.
Certificates Of Deposit issued and Interest
PAID thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale In sums TO suit
New Fractional Currency and I, 2, . and 81
;oin always on hand for the acoommods-
:lon OF the public.
Accounts of Merchants, Msnufactursrs
SankeBs and others solicited.
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Latest from the Lava Beds.
Only One Lost.
Impregnable Position OF the
SaIages.

The latest dispatches from the
Moundsville lava beds report very i'm.
portant movements on the part o. the
besiegers. A very full account OF yes
terday's proceedings may be found in
the dispatches below:
LAVA BIDS, Iay Oh, 5 P. N.
We have had recogniSAnce in force
to-day, bit discovered no Modocs in
sight. We have erected signal station
on the mound. Scouts report that
Capt Jack" Sha'lcross is much wor'
ried at the non-arrival OF Supplies from
Ssilchyille. About dozen egg shells
were lhrown iLlo the lava beds to-day,
WI en- evoked no response except from
Boston Andy" who was heard 10 cay
"damthemthings. Notagoodegg. Ugh!
Siguel, RLLsA'
Lava BEDS. l0P. M-We have thru.
linz news 10 report. A party OF Scouts
TO day discovered a full supply OF Ben
z ne a: Hans Girls wells Office II was
intended 10 reinforce Capt. Sack" II
was promptly conf :cated.
Oar joy over tina success is damrened
by the report that "Shak Nasty jim,
who was reported to have been hit IN
the abdomen with a Goldfish ball and
seriously killed, has escaped and has
gone to stir up the other tribes.
Siyned KILLEx.
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LIME SATINS
p AU LL,a

CIqung n roox VIII 10 IN elSsss ey ~
A LII KINDS ~ fuhHliUHx n EAcLt
AaLd promptly repaired nc
HU BEARD q McBURNfE
furniture Roomseo and u AA<kA stssoA
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Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeon,
London. gr lduate fTom one OF the most EN-.
inert Col eyes in the United States aud the
greater part OF whose life has been spent IN
the hos piJ ais of London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsewhere. has effected some OF the mOS
astonishing cures tnat We're ever know &.
Many troubled with ringing In the head
and ears when asleep, great nervousness
beinS alarmed al sudden sounds, bSshfui
less. with frequent blushing, attended ~ ne
times with derayemaut o. mind. were cure,
immediately.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NoTICE.

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DIR. J. addresses ali those who have lnlureu
themselves by improper indulgence ana
solitary habits, which ruin both body And
mind, uniting them FOR either busine -
study, society or marriage.
These are some OF the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits Of youth
viz: Weakness OF the lack and Lims
Pains in the Head, Dimuess OF sight, Los
OF Muscular Power, Palpitaton OF the Heart
Dyspepsia, Nervous lrritsbility, Dersnye.
ment OF the Digestive Functions, Sau"rai
Debility, symptoms ofConsumpton, NC,
MESTALLY.-The fearful effect on the
mind Is much TO be drsBdsd-Loss OF Men
DRY, Confusion OF Ideas, Depression OF Spir-
It's, EVIL Forebodings, Aversion 10 Society
self Distrust, Love OF Solitude. TimidI:y
&C., are some OF the evils produced.
Thousands or persons OF all ages can nav
iudge what Is the cause Of thor declinln 4,
health, losing their yigor, beco ming weak
pale, nervous and emacisted, having aslug
ular appearance about the eyes, cough anr
symptoms OF Consumption.
YOUNG MEN
VINO have injured themselves by n oeftuL
practice INDUCED IN when alone, q haUr
frequently learned rom evil companions
or at school, the effects OF which are nights
felt, even when asleep, and II not cured reD
ders marriage impossible. and destroys bot
mind and body, should apply imniediste!,
What n pity that "A young man, the ~
OF his country, the darling OF his pareDh
should be snatchsd from all prospect, anu
enJoymenLs of life by the conscgsnc'S
devisting from the pain Of nature and l.
dulging IN certain secret habit. Such pr
sons must, before conten pistins
MhhnthSh,
reueot tna1 sou.i 'pat,n snu oslS arc tue
most necessary requisites 70 Proinot- OBJ
nuoiai naD', ,ns liz wsnou' we"
tne journey .niousn L,1 ueoohs Netg
pllsrlihhsc; 'he piosPeo. uou, ~ uHt hshS "
ne view, tns an. iiiuu psSo.neo snsaoWou WI
spsI S ,t, n IT, ~ liz ~ .iSuoy re-
uecuop .ns' me ~ Pp.less VI A"otnef NJ
Gomez nTasaSrS nr ~ TxpsTiDrS
w. IT, ,nr.,n,a "a anS n,nrns..,
Wnsh ire na r"S. az snp III .,nprI h,s 70
seeds OF this painful disease. II too I. \.
happens tnat an ili-ulheu sense OF shan
or uIeHu % atseossis ue'.Is nun from hp
plyins " - 49, " ta,etn,s hp M
III x, Observation-Disclosures ~ MN,
80 nsSrrid - mae tnai, y n,a.,.n
,,nb 49, I,,ca,arsu acre ,hroat 49,, IL
nnctnrnsi mains In the head and Iimbs- am
mo- of siIhI. deafness. nodes On ibe sbI,
ZONES and arms. blotches on the head n,
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Canned Goods.

Canned Goods.
N CASES ONE POUND COVE OYS-
OU ters, full weight
50 case pound Cove Iysters, fail weight
100 3pound Peaches, full weight
loo pound 8
lU0 pound Tomatoes"
50 WinslOwhs Green Corn.
50 McMurray's
7 n stnre end co. 60 - - ~ -o~r--o
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,N~W nNeesrA,
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
nALTIAORE, ND.
M uCE-1sOUTH FREDERICK STREET
DIR. JOHNSTON

DIR. JOHNSTON
yas discovered the most Certain, Hpesa,
And only EfYectual Remedy In the world 10,
weakness fthe Back or Limbs, Structure
voluntary Discharges, Impotency, 9sners
nehiIity. Nervousness, Dyspepsia Lansuo,
iow Spirits, Confusion OF Ideas, Palpitatio,
OF the Heart, Timidity, Trembling, Nmues.
OF Sight, Giddiness. Diseases OF the Head,
Throat, Nose or Skinl Aneotioni o. the
Terrible Disorders arising from SOLITARY
Hanits O Youth-sscREr and solitary prsc.
t,cas more fatal 10 t1eiy victims than Ii,
>nps Of 5yrens 20 the Mariners OF UiySs
hliahting their most brilliant hopes or 20.
ticfpstions, rendering marriage &C., impos.
sible
Especially, who have oeen .le the Victims
SOLITARY Vice, that dread ". AZ DESTRUCTIVE,
habit which annually sweep tn su unt ae',
grave thousands OF Young Men o. ;he raOt
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, v
might otherwise have entrsncei listen
Senstes WITH the thunder Of sloi uonc
walked 10 ecstscy the thu thrilling Tyre, ~
call with tull confidence.
MARRIAGE
Married Persons, or Young Men cou.s..
plating Marriage, being aware % Physc-
Weakness, organic debility, de!orni,e,
speedily cured.
He VINO places himself uudsr the care O
DR.. J., may relisiously contide in mis- hono,
as a gentleman, and confidently RELY asob
his skill as physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Cured and Full Vigor re .orsd
This Distressing Affection, which rem isrs
Life miserable and Marriage impossible, IL
the penalty paid by the victims Of improper
4 1 lulgeuce. Young persons are to- ant o.
Commit excuses from not being aware o,
me dreadful consequences that may Ell sue
Now, who that understands the sub sct viii
pretend to deny that The power or procres.
tion is lost sooner by those falling into I'm.
proper habits than by the prudent. Besides
being deprived OF the pleasure OF healthy
offspring, the most serious and destructive
symptoms OF both body and 1ind arise
The System becomes Deranged, the Physical
ana Mental Functions weakened, los O,
Provocative Power, Nervous llJ
Dyspepsia Pslpitaton Of the Heart, Ind.
ges'ion, constitutional Debility, y was.i.p
OF the Frame, Cough, CONSUMPTION. s,aI
and Death,
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Go TO Blum ,or Dry Goods.
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DIRpCToRA
JOHN K. B0T5FORD, President.
Iacob Hornbrook, Chester ID. Knox,
REQ. W. frsnxheim, A. W. Campbell.
acob 8. Rhodes, Henry N. Harper,
Iohn L. Hobbs. I. J. Campbell.
GEORGE ADAMS, Cashier
marla-dAH
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the Doctors DIPLOMA hangs IN his ONE
ENDDP9TxrNT M ruE ppEus

The m my thou anhs cured nj thb - A.
lishmen W Thin the last 'venty yesri, ~
IN. numerous imporItD Surgical Cper &.
Il NJ per 'rIned w DT, o1ustoD, vitn,rs' q
by tue reporters OF he HU v, and many btn'
PAGES. notice Divine q Jssrei tZaiD q
again before he pubic bes les MA stand
. geuileni an OF Ina act aud re- ooJ I f.,
NV Isas fficien' "a raDies - tos a'Lic .
Ok III q, use speedily Gu oil.
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THs place to buy cheap Spring Dry
Goods is st
I. BLUM d BRo.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-18

FALLING OVER A WHEEL-BAR-
Row.-lt you have occasion to use
wheel-barrow leave it, when you
are through with it, in front Of the
house, with the handles toward the
door, A whcel.baTow is the most
complicated thing to fall over on the
face OF the earth. A man would tall
over one when he would never think
Of falling over any thing else; he
never knows when he has got
through falling over it, either, for it
will tangle his legs and his arms,
turn over with him and rear up in
front OF him, and just as he pauses in
his profanity to congratulate himself
it takes new turn,and scoops more
skin off ofhim, and he commences to
evolute anew, and bump himself, on
Oh fresh places. A man never ceaS-
ts to fall over a wheel-barrow uutil
it turns completely on its back, or
bringsupagainst tAing it cannot
upset, 1t is the most motienSive look
ing object there is, but it is'more
dangerous than locomotive, and no
man isseclre with one unless he has
a tight hold Of its handles, and is
sitting down on something. A wheel
barrow has its uses, without doubt
but in its leisure moments it is the
great blighting curse OH true digni-
ty.-Daab,Ty Nens.
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An old gentleman Of eighty.four

An old gentleman Of eighty-four
years having taken to the altar a
young damseI Of sixteen, the c'ergy-
man said to him: "You will find
the font at the opposite end Of the
church." "What do | want with
the font ?" asked the old gentleman.
81 beg your PARDON" said the Cleri-
cal wit, 81 thoughtyou had brought
the child to be ChEistened."
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5. She was chlorutormcd and cast
into the water.
Itisneedless to recapitulate more.
The wild stories about the boy
james. but twelveyea old having,
incurred the elmity Of his father,
aud that any improper relations
existed between any members OF
the fami y; or that Majors and
Coates were at swords points; or
that the young girl had any asso-
ciates; or that she was accustomed
to leave her home, and a score OF
other tales, are without foundation.
Ofthe same cloth are the stories as
to one Of the Coates brothers diSap-
pearing, or being made away with
George, the eldest, was at no time
near home by miles until the death
Of his father, while James is ac-
counted for in this statement OF
facts.
THE TRUTH
In this case, it seems, will never be
known; the vail Of mystery is too
impenetrable for human agencies.
Theory No l, and as telegraphed
to the San Francisco papers, has
not the slightest reason to rest upon.
Coates is accounted for from the
time he left home, before the girl,
and till his search for her began.
lie would never have carried the
child a mile westward. He was
not alb e to do it.
Nos. 2, 3 and 4 are each open
questions.
No. 5 is entertained by but few,
and does injustice to people who
have given no cause for such vile
suspicious, and rests solely OH the
beating Coates received as described
years ago.
Nos. 6, 7 and 8, even if either be
true, give no clue to the perpetrator.
THE FAMILY.
Until this mystery is cleared up,
the family, or 50 much Of it as re-
mains, will be an object Of interest
to the public.
George is still with Mr.. Gregory.
James has joined Mary, and they,
with the little boy have lett their
home and moved to Virginia Town,
occupying a small house there
The people of Placer look to the
State Executive to offer the largest
reward permissible, as an incentive
to tile unearthing Of this terrible
mystery, which has shocked the
entire community, and given rise
among parents to a feeling of inse-
curity, which at least in Placer
county amounts to terror.
M, awhile, it is said both bodies
will be disinterred and post mortem
examinations held; and while the
slow process of official investigation
drags on, we wait under the cloud
Of this over-shadowing and terrible
mystery.
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u. S. MAIL
Trl-Weekly Stage Line !!

TNIIE UNDERSIGNED is now running a
4 tri-weekly stage from Lebanon 10 Al
bany, carrying The y. S. Mails, leaving
Lebanon every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday mornings, and returning, leave
Albany at . o'clock p. NJ, OF said days.
Passengers callel for In any part of the
city. All orders should be left at the st.
Charles Hotel, Albany, for passengers or
freight for Lebanon.
delivered Mt low rates. All business en-
trusted to me viii bepromptlyattended I'd.
w. B. DONACAt
Lebanon, Feb, l6, '7%S4v4
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TURNING TURNING.

r AN PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS
of turning; keep on hand and make to
order rawhide-bOttomed chairs, &c. Shop
near the Mills and Hosiery, Jefferson, Ore
gon. Branch shop near magnolia Mills"
Albany, where orders for chairs, turning,
&C., can be left. JOHN NJ. METZLER.
Jefferson, Aug 9, 1872
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DRUGS. ETC.
Murder i'm Albany

TTASNEvER YET BEEN KNOWN, AND
Ii no threatening of it at present.
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Death

Is thing which sometime must befall
every son and daughterof the human titln-
ily; and vet,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-13
New IL tho Republicans Camp-Msrc
Chiness slavery DeveIsPmeuts-
Ne QuSPsna,

SAX Francisco. August 1877. NJ
There was a boistcrous meeting OF tho
Republican County Committee last
night equal to that Of the Democratic
Committee on Monday. Threats OF
violence were made, and after adjourn.
ment pistols were drawn. No one
was hurt, however.
The Police RESCUED two Chinese
girls from All Yet; they were brought
ont on the Quaug 30. All Yet said she
paid $l55 each for them In China. and
when they arrived here the Hip Yrr
Tong Society demanded $40 from her
as their share, which she promised to
pay last night. The girls have bern
sent to the Mission house for protec-
ton, and others who were told they
were free, to 20 where they pleased,
went with All Yet,
There was no quorum for the meet
log OF the Chamber Of Commerce last
night. 1t will meet next Thursday.
Gold, 1l54; greenbacks, SsA0S7H.
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aM oREco,y.

* Rse.',dins .ls aurn
Measures 70 Dislriet.
,Nof., August ls.-'Th'
roa oD a =, "a Of actIOn. appoint
eomm,'' %.s.,na Of TIE sufferers BY the
60 ~ a. ssop,ed the following resolu-
ton last evening: N--
Resolred. That this g.. sm,tsee ree :,
ommend persons holding !: ''pe pert IN
RE burnt di.trict to assemble >nu APP
MIN a committee to visit San j., AN
,.isco or the East. and ascertain tn
feasibility Of ntg,sjating long loans on
thr purpose Of rebuilding the burn!
district with permanent buildings, aid
smst aid committee b. compnsed OF
leading land owner. in the burnt dis
,rirt, tf he sustained by letters troW
rts Governo, of Oregon anl tl,s banks
and leading business men Of Portland.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

l,rre,AL 70 TIE GOLD HILL DAILY xr~s.l
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FROM o ANGELES.

HeayY Rat. aSt Damase { frep'.
Los ANexLEs.N Augilst II "A light
shower of rain last .eveHtng was suc'
,+eded BY q steady rain. clearing up
,,,xsrd noon to day. with showers this
r,ocb. Up to noon, ii inches OF
Hs,sr & u. The storm Was confined
70 ,hs ,,m,t. Of tive city north, and
oys,. ,hs whole q, Southern California
aud Arizona. The efe> We" 'h's ',c'i'
lty will be injurious, As l..
a large amount of grain lying '"e
fields. which will certainly BIZ da.
aged to a considerable extent. Grapes
will probably be destroyed BY rot.
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Joseph Barnert,
the pioneer clothing dealer of Virginia
City. next door to the Bank Of Call.
fornIa. C street, having entirely closed
out his old stock of clothing, Will close
his house for repairs and renovation
until the lst Of September next. wheli
no will reopen with one OF the most
tasteful. varied, elegant and complete
stocks of clothing and furnishing goods
ever taken TO that city. He also kindly
desires that those owing him money,
aud whom he has patiently trusted IN
their time OF need. now come forward
aud help him by settling up at once
Read his advertisement under New
To-day.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. Overton, Superin-
rendent of the Virginia and Gold Hill
Water Works. was IN town to-day, In
company with John skae.
JUSTICE wRoHT's CouRT.-No criml-
nal business was transacted IN Justice
wriglit's Court today.
LINCOLN HOSE CoMrASY.-A regular
meeting of Lincoln Hose Company,
will be held this evening.
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Arrival Of Japaeeso Jndges-Quiei
asd Wsrm-Decroase Ia Chiaese
lHmigraiea-Frsn Hsneluiu.

San FRANcIaco. August 1877. NJ
A party Of eight Japanese members
Of the Judiciary Of that country ar
rived BY tho last steamer, and are be.
Ing conducted to-day through the va.
rious courts and Offices Of the city.
Several Of the party speak English
fuently and all dress In the American
costume. They expressed regret that
Mayor Alyord was not at Ills Office "a
they dosirsd to see the chief man OF
the city government.
The city is very quiet to-day. Up
to noon there was only one arrest BY
tho police.
The weather IL warm.
Decrease In Chinese immigration OF
late Is generally remarked only no
arrived on the Quang So. This Is Cue
probably to representations made BY
the heads Of the ak companies relative
to the excitement and trouble about
their countrymen In this city and
State. and advising that no more
should come hero.
Tho bark J.. A. Falkinberg arrived
to-day from Honolulu via Portland.
with dates to July 10th. She brings
news Of the sudden death Of Dr.. G. P.
Judd. at Honolulu. He was with the
Wilkes expedition Of 1910. and went
to Hawaii In lSa2, which has been his
homo since. lie held many important
offices, and was generally known
throughout the Kingdom.
Colonel s~tsinbsrger, In the yacht
Fanny, sent out on \ tour Of obserya.
ton to the South Sea Islands, has ar
rived In Honolulu, where he would
remain for a few days, and then sail
for tho Islands.
The United States Messenger from
Washington. By the last trip of the
steamer Costa Rlca. took a draft OF
the proposed treaty with the Hawaald
Government. The papers are discus,
sing the policy Of . treaty Of full
reciprocity.
The authorities announce but about
tifty cases OF lsprosy left. They will
b isolated, and It Ia believed that six
months hence the dissaso will b
wholly srsdisatsd.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES,
f.r.o,il 70 fIz GOLD unL DAILY srFs'l
ION Esric INTELLIGENCE

Arres,sA Fer Murder.
Pu1svIiI.E. PA, August l3.-Geo.
NJ q. In, been arrested for shooting
Ed, yard Cosgrove. found dead IN the
stree { At Shenandoah thia afternoon.
ss-.is medical sssde.'..
M Yoax. August i3.-Accord'ns
IN for, WIN fles received, the women
medical students WHO have been re-
j.cted at: Edinburgh. are trying ~tat
the socIe ty OF st. Andrews ~iil DO iot
them. In their application they po'nt
out that they have fifteen women u
least prepared to DO graduated at cace'
They will bear all costs Of obtaining =
supplementary charter IL necessary
aud that they are alec prepared at nee
to hire or build suitable premises for a
medical school, aud are also In a posi-
ton to arrange for a complete course
of lecturss OH all required subjects Of
medical education whicl, are not
taught a. st. Andrews, II the unlver-
sity authorities will sanction such
arrangements. and will subsequently,
admit them to examination and grad
uation.
Al. Kugiish Catholic Pilgrimage 70
France.
Following the example OF their con-
tlnental brethren. says the Pail Mall
Gazette. the English Roman Catholics
are now arranging a pilgrimage to
Paray lie MarIal. u small village some
distance from Paris, which has &C.
quired Its reputation rs the centre for
pilgrimage from the fact that, accord.
Ing to Catholic belief. just three hun
dred years ago the Savior appeared
there to the blessed Mary Margaret
Alacagua, and intrusted to her a mes.
sage to propagate the worship Of the
Sacred Heart. The English pilgrimage
Is being organized under the auspices
Of q very influential committee, at the
head Of which are the Duke Of Norfolk
aud the Earl Of. Benbigh, the Secretary
being Lord Walter Kerr. The pill
grlmnge 10 advertised to start from
London on Tuesday. September I'd.
The pilgrims will reach Paray lie
Marial on Wednesday, and having
performed their devotlons on Thurs
day. may return to London BY Friday
night or Saturday morning.
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S z 6 0 0 OIL
GOLD COIN GIFTS

VIII be distributed among the Holders OF
Tickets; as follows:
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GENTLE CLOTHING, ETC.

! TAKE PLEASURE IN PREsA. WING TIL
following list of Prizes to be ob:ain> d at m
Establishment:
FIRST PRTzE-S2s saved on FINE DRESS
SUITS, By having them made at G. ABRA.
HAMS.
SECOND PRIZE ssO saved on FINE BUsr.
NESS SUITS, by having them made at @.
ABRAHAM's.
THIRD PRizE-sso .aved on FINE CHIN.
cHILLA ovERCoATs. BY having them
made at q. ABRAHAMs.
FOURTH PRIZE $40 saved on FINE DRESS
COATS, by having them made at @. ABRA.
HAMS.
FIFTH PRiZE-si0 saved on FINE BEAVER
SACK COATS, by having them made at
@. ABRAHAM
SIXTH PRIZE-sls saved on FINE ENGLISH
MELTON ovRRCoATs. by having them
made 81 @. ABhAHAM's.
SEVENTH PRIzE-$5 saved on Pine BEAVER
PANTS. BY having them mado q: @. ABRA.
HAMS.
,>'GHTH PRIzE-s4 fnvcd on FINE VELVET
ATS, by having Thorn made at q. ABRA.
HAMS.
NINTH pRIzE->s4 saved on FINE SILK
VESTS, by havin.. them made at @. ABRA.
HAMS.
PRlZR-s4 saved on FINE FRENCH
cASS PANTS, by having them made at @.
ABRAlIAM'S.
ELEVENTH RRiZE-S4sa ved on FINE EAST.
ERN CAss PANTS, by having them made
at q. ABkAHAM'S.
@. ABRAHAM respectfully Invites tho
public TO call aud inspect his FINE
OF
BEAVERS, poEsKIHs,
CAssIMEREs, yeLyETs, ETC.,