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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
PPnIrcrEn BrInrNGs.

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r, sposs h. crested for vlcb plans lave beer sutrii'ed
s-+ car- % Forfv.-av--fs-s, sr.,-ess bS ,rrsre
us stones 1855 >agpt~l, cost - 20
lraas rul store Use stores -441ll- 4L4-lA
r.-, An. ~ sete.,, o. i, -h have rear one bek
~ -,.'ap tus stories IOrri.s ". r. Norr,n owner
p - sah lle - 81 llga 81 two brok stores
% s,orrt .trss and lre stor g. 2aES A. Reeati owner
sarhEt rer houyolst one sEck sore AM tele-
- ~ .tar1 : % o. Aaiaony heichapat oWnsr
F.,-ourt no-th s-e - eet s-s e gioaaFe- rear one
h. ssb 4Ias soies 2aEal jacob G. Ahies owner 60,
Fr-alL so.a 500 - e rsst OF ElcFeuth-Ase olr ullA
hnqrs ~ rr=ueut roues az5, Z. Aud owner. ~
Hr,slsar northwest conner Deyt, one a class granite banr
3 sans. 1888 Nes.sI S5oa Iseg1gs %, oSners 80 49,
n.ts. esfh hEs stores 27rs'i joseph OH rs oWlet
nrar.ss t1sI Roosevelt HOSPITAL. owner.
,reatr Gih. feet ives, seeondave, bnck
nor tenement stores A1u0; Chas. Vsoh
Yea hist, No. @ one lrck tcltn t ualas, I've stones
i, ~ de . st north Of Onsfuairedtni thirtse1lh-s
% f0ans0ns s0le and tenement four stories ZI5 W u jackson
Us Su,st No 2 BIRCH store and ,s-euszi Eve iiores ~
Po,, norta SIDE 3 fsst west Of Eevsrthave one brek
$50 Zee. ~ Thrdave., birch
D be- three s5iss. r3li tlEussr Bros. owners
DO fnert tve sores -szti Corral ,ee oHnrf
IrtTsritt l0h at- 81 et east o 1irrerfnlvi one 1fcA
and teBemeut iour stones zax W. Dolncly. owner
70 .sere anI tnsnts' flr ss lsT-1; n BIeusr owner
D. hthrve nt. Dos t soua Of FitT-iouthst, one brick
b., souss 5o1iJ; 81. o. Hotrou owner
- -. errh two stones Jissi pou0aas Co.. osleT.
a., ,.,-eB5 i-r t1r.- 2;rds: 'rbass o 4 uae- orner
D., 49, h' r. Co. We. " c,5 ' 1 i-'' rear one
BraB. nos fs ano 81 one ron trcas store Eve stores
EHIs.g. CO.'S l4f.0o. H E. y -at5u. UFleE
L5us no l. 1at -L store and .e-tme1t I've stones !1L
B.. hrr-1ls. ---~---
h.si forf 80 $50
~, s. hlrle-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

All who have real estate for sale OF 70 let
an those dssringto purchase rent such property
~ and % their interest t. advertise in Tx TRIBUNE.
w aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
saper, and In edition % this advantage TIE TRIBUNE
VI Be found not only in New-Tork and al its cities and
village but every state and Territory throughout the
Smon The advertisement should be brief viii
allow Of the advantages claimed. being made clear to the
reader We would ESPECIALLY dwell the fact that the
Subscribers FOR the three editions OF TIE TRIBUNE, Daily
hsmweoHy. and weekly, comprise individuals in every
paness profession consequently, Notwithstanding each
are road by al classes THE Tribune devotes especial
Intention 10 reports sales OF real estate both in city
an country thus adding greatly 20 the value Of its cell
nuls advertising medium The charges for adver-
Hsng folows. DAILY tribune, 80 cents per line
uor eAch insertion. WEERLT tribune, per line; sElaI-
NEEELT TEIBUNE % cents per line About ten words Of
Slr vide columns average ane Terms cash ia advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
REAL ESTATE.
NEv-YorK, Friday, ARA IS, 1873.


At thu Exchange to-day the only transae-
Sops Of any speca interest were the sales made by
lecckrr SON Co. beingby legal order under te dree-
zion Of Phlo T. Rugges referee. The property attract
ing the principal attont!0n was the several buildings
Qncudng the brewcrYl located on the northwesteriy
corner OF Thrdaye. and Fiity-nnths which parcels
ahe Kidding very spirited and the prices realized in
view OF the late unfvorabo condition Of the general
market were looked upon by operators generally be-
Rpr nouceably successful We append full particulars
The following very iu portan PRIV dispOsit0nof east
pide properties has been reported to US from positive
sources entire block or % lots located between Sixty
ninth and Scventeth--s Fourth and M1disougveg.. has
Been sold by the owner Mr. Murphy. Tor S59soOO We
informed that the purchaser is The Hon. L. d. AIorgan
TINS said and the hgh price obtained speaks volumes
hor the favorable apr ctOn placrdby capitalists upon
rree patd Tor mis- block some tine dui4ns last
Sesr. vas siOoOo1 Upon application the well known
nsde aunpprasa on ls properly OF s5ss OOote price
- which was disposed oi tleictoro tjelu- some La
IN OF the appraised value dow large atv1nce
over the rates 40 winch property in this ayO'lte locality
hss formerly con ei ana me eoupie'ion Of sls NE
euhancu.. iiaCent values.
AIso YEA by T. n. Ludlow Co The sale u 3s'ory
> Grrat Jluesst.. fur ss590
EXCHANGE SAILS APRIL IS
sal, ~ Or Of Matthew Il Beasr sr fou-or-. EHfH9 hsse
Sss s' a, s-i i r. 4, % los as; 5p! Als'as
Ho1. aaT f interest," ioI 10 900
tl- sss,r q. a, 10 q w. L ..'. rsgs ,-'1s and
''er ss 4 rssl as.l ssr 80 - 70 the Hercules
&u.BaI ldl- Association. 4 asa
f-sl e under che rlg o faio ~ ses, lel.fee l"o on
Be br6s ad d. a1igesiorl corner OF hir' ye ana
D. no. & GIL si ili1'e TO DEEMS D'Ae'
tsr s-,t battling DOG, 20 i1eo aiigailg DE
br - knoxu 94f Thf-rc 90 l. Ho1-l1l lir
T.torr rk ara fa-s M rg 'front.' feEstory hiet brewery
rrst -t t-os.orr trcs to r.9 ' dot =. A5y' ole
Civ westerly
g. rrr. rtt.. 20 Jscol Drok1 ali Or @.a.oop
- b "a. srf In n t8 same direction. sves'orv lrck
90
- Avenue ana Ivc-, No l % JoEu A. fPes ior
4
sr rsl 2s2l and Is. J next ido1ire on The southey
- raur d. 80. l Eel Hurchler uI ---,1tL
De- 1al auuug he rear, known as
X. ~ h Isflfh-sf.. 70 % Piurer tor sl2s8.
and iUi lr3 iucatet
90 a. -asrr sie r. 50 feet ucbes souitery from
ss-ti.f. "a Catherine L. co foo g l9-5L
plfC o be nle = me i-zch-i e. toaoII0Wi
STfFrfrv FRI g.
b. wn Esrndir % George l. r-rahan
IEo-2 located ths s>u-teflT sale Of
H.. H. e4slsrly ruu foutA-lrc
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Brroilnr RcaL Gslate for 5aIe.

TOR SALE OR TO LET-Three-stOry brick
HOUSE yoai l59 BsltoL between tilioH nd helty
Fe Pre Oc rent 500 be he premises,
or at So Brosdrc7. New Iors koom !.
NOR SALE. on EASY TERMS-L0TS Nos.
% an LemseI.st 50rUg and o. % u and a Montague 81
Iarl1j H0nss No d.! Puelu7-L, -Ki 10 ld ~
ST. aGr70. House SO. l-9 H0--hDy-L House No. ~
W.I,uzbII.e Houses sol. fo, 81. and 50 Sasssu-st
GORDON 4. FORD, pa CiarEsf, Broosiyn
q - O0N $1,000 DOWN for atlIee-story,
- CsNbtbNJs hasemen Pl4alelpl- Dr. q ~ nj oyeen.
on ve ue4T Caon. rutland L "i-i-lo 'o beA'
NAB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
Sumner ReireaIs.

nEslRARLE PARTIES wishing frst-clasz
" BOhhDiu eiysnt rrate house. hes nv G-ags6n
aton beautiful gIoasta b54. ls.Bg 6eaiAg,
4. ,as hours bg e. AID J. L. R. Photograph IA
oJt-.a Iillcui5r Of A g. bARNis lo hrc-L
DOUND Hill HOTEL, northampton, Mass.
rrar,irlrd drives sc-rery Gu
mate heal tv levers nosri doHonae lerua
week seal a. - ie 'r-a ii'n afof car
crar T. BAyrA s.crsfsrr lRAD FULLER su-cfat'siru.
NgyOODSBURG PAVILION, Woodsburg, Z. /.
us in1r-r1t ro.s AZ b. l'ae JlDa en- Dr. r-cAel 81
=. r. SWELL PToprsiOr
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citp 1rOperip 10 Get.

- 1900 .
ITO RENT-STORE, on Broadway, near
SrtTresssd handsome Freseh Vs sA show widow
gOO loc Inns rDt Low TO ro.eosSSis ss1s1 r. %, A.
TO LEr-A neat, comfortable three-story aud
,l S1s.,asT a9g5s = room ,,s s5 1T
bsr.s !. - n - All, ~ br srsse or 70 4 r. KEyNRY
ss1 Eyaib-avs. ReHt sIO1 ---.---
no REM Two first-class HOUSES on
So ii soasesisse .a@s . ran coli bath
ss va Ii & s c' a- sls5i b a1S sood s
aoa zoe sslls, boarding. rsuag furnished oop. 70 s
wa ,. reasei egshsr orfspirls Ianesr possession; r,n oN 70
arr'pee se arty a. G. LOOMS a 20, -. s.o-l-.-.
WEST FIT rEENrH-ST., 3-story high
'' lOY' . KEY s Snli s' BRowE . sss
81 00M HOUSE to LET, No. 30 East
ese ~ HProEeGeni Cal the he preei from u 70
TTNFURNlsHED-TO LET, HOUSE No. 80
10 e. house so " suyvesaut-t tnt az 80
To et house No lsi Se,onasvu., rent sl.5no.
To let, house anu stable 40 Bsnls At rent 800.
TO M house ~ 20 hAst Onshun ire rrnt sio
10 le. bone No Jl Broomc-sL. ~ 00
Ror permit aaa parsiealals sPp a. MERRITT No 50 rary
TTNFURNiShED HOUSES To LET.
- oy French ooi furnished tt 81 Tor summer oni 1t F
3sory brick front 27hs, between Gu and ayes 50
3-siorv bra font, 81 Marks place: +l.100.
3sory 'front.', 3ilh.st, 81 81 ,so1.
3story lncs front. t3i-st, Fifth ave reat ~ 30
r0rT b1oE front, 5Oas.. lrold-a7; si.J0.
3-sory brick iroat, 25th7, 6a-aVoi rent 8 s0o
3stoy brick front. 26.b-st, 6h-aTe., sI5oo
3-s'ory brick toat. 2Ch-d, 1tb-Fe. oil SEQ
3sory trck front sih-s. LsIingtove; $1,000
3'orT front, 7Istst, near ith-ave. rent so
3sory brick front. 7s-st. sth-aVe.f , 500
&sorT brick front, t9h-s, Broadway; 81 800.
3story 1ue irons, 5lh-sL. BrosdBnT; sl860.
S-ssorv brek ffoai, 22i-sL, ave; Si3o.
Jory front. 6h-L. Lezngoa-lve.i coo.
3sOry brick front, 2fh-st, 4h4ve.i rent - )Ol
3orv brick front. 70th st., 4iL-aye 5000.
4storY front, 60th-st SHAVE; rent - 20
front. 2sth-st. fl-lvc s3,JJ.
fs.ory front, l7hst, 1i.lve. rent - 400
+-story front 4lh-ave. lotst; rent $500
f-sorY stone 'front.' tlb-ays., ishsr; rent s2aV
Ssory fout 'h-i between 5h and oh rcl 5000
front Lerugos-sve near 2g'h.st rent 5000
4sory stone Iolt. Mai on-aVe. relt $500
4-sorT stone irort k1lsi, near broaW1T; ret n5,iD
s-si0y front fJl-sL. 9TH ave. rca $3.50
4sorT front. Madison-gve 53f-t; $500
4-s0ry foui. lbh-sL. Broadway "a. 50
4sorv Stone front, 1i-st Maison.squarei rent 5000
fa0rI s0ae Iont l-,i. near BroadEag; rent $lO,Uoo
CAL ehd for lists Of
FURNISHED HOUSES To LET.
A. c. LOOMS s Co. i25i BrosiEiy.
4 ALL SBw HOUSES
tatenrnth h. ouse East iietS-........ Gqr0
iory b. Hou Rlst 900
(oy b. b. Iiouse 7have l2stbst..... 900
JorT hasIenl B. b. I'D k l28.......... lI0
J0ry H0ae East loO
o1 INA Basement Frame Hlyen........... 40
As0. IRAN Mouse, with si41ls K, ia West NOR sus
ane geisl pieny 1 rHt and oay p minutes irom i@dsi
Az iera Canntr9 place at scotch Ps y COOL hoass
Apply to I've owners,
PA AMER son.
2,G4 Thiri-are.
rF9. D rq4t-
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Countrp propertn TO fst.

ITO RENT, Furnished-A beautiful COUNTRY
STAT 4. a~4dals Wecsster counfy The house contains ~
modern Improvements snd lizard mons - Rooms io 'nis oSsi
attic y aces and bd ont Lawn ui snd gee abe sd
rdsns btsfnrs ~ the nerss,f7 outnres n ifs
pare s swaT o. good t1an ABBY q Y
H. LUDLOW Co.. No PHe-si, Or - ~ arTeeioena-s az lo3
ITO RENI-FOr one year, with privilege to
buy. large. handsomely halhcf hOL sh s5olt an ~.
ct arr I'D other nii ms fTs
Wea6el ~ teutai - New jerter 81
ahE lJ higher than klbel rd no mrsk he1t
Tor ysr sIaO0 or esn b. hsagh - 90 has vss before
har l. RKbR hk,sb Ca, Ne. Pinf-st
TrNFURNISHRD HOUSES and COTTAGES
" al She Hudson River bRr LEASH By -on 90 Tea
Applg 20 $ EABnI,Os ~ alEl-sve near lIrly-r flssL
ghlMs RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE to
HpOOO LLT n CITY on BklDGiPORr Conn. "a rooms ss
Improves nts e-1i oe Ba'e aa "rsIi pozSaoa
row o. the Owner. No To Sirth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19

......'..: ''''
WE offer for SALE the above choice LOTS,
w either sesaat together reasonable prizes AID
terms For hrtF TaTssalrs apply e ola No Pine St
lpit5U r. u. LUDLOW < "a
HEMB Matters, H0isting Machines, and Fire
II Escps Es,t5rs he most u9r5el; ga.elisl De-. B'
Carrier rateItcr n1noie.ufer 40 Wet F5rtThh'st \ T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
RANCE hND VICINITY, SPECIALTY.

All classes o. rfoas lies 10 % h0aud g. properties 10
fsat siasr gfal ~ o. s1ilEIslsL HAMILTON WALLIS
shsA44GA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19

- s- ". Sost4 liycr. Ass. tort -.
CALIFORNIA. S1furisr ArH % fllI rfr lfl p
OYNPT aiuestay Anr 3 COLC A.Weile az Arri n
PASSENGER 5rs al ia sls ia. Fal a!atona
Cre,f f,r Trfl feurrsr NsrEr S To- De- r 10 America
s.a,elv rriy comfortably and ehcllT other or line
Tickets Ds. ClI.l-a De lI--t % e--lcg rAtss
y -Ff'-- HEEDKiSUS BROTHERS, Agc1s.
CALIFORNIA" s-s % 10 rl.. AT.l l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, % acres, on
ID, railroad depot n Ne rre' - lsu from hss ora
tra.ns passns daily brtra Bie
re1u red down arms lnqa ". " JON rs Shencau,
IlnoL. O. Nes.I-.L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
@ 4 .lSO CASH. and Si,OO0 MortgaQe.-A

y
- .~sIU vellbuil essaBt. Convenient COTTAGE
SALE good utrhborbooi honicair keEIersry
i've rsous 1d lus.d .iar ~ mon ststio
~ aidaaa Raisay one aa CorlAHd Deshrss Pe.
quzTts e WITH eTcrsuf
tfrss ~ grapeE AMOS BROhDSAX IgaaS.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19

ITO RENT-ST0RE, on Broadway, near
FSreaa.i vita handsome Freseh pA es as show EndoEs
goOd loca inn. Low 10 responsible s'ntst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19

GTATE LINE STEAMSHIP Co.
NETWORK AND GLASGOW. va LONUOvDE8GT
Ties elegant C'Ytsbult STATE P-r
M4Ils Stores B.oota. T.. hoa ,aef slar y %. Lsa-
doadefrT .olovss
PENNSYLVA ANA, ? so ton, WEDNESDAY. May.
GEORGIA, AGO .oas. wCDNgSDAl. JlseL
VIRGINIA, 100 ,ors "WEDNESDAY June iG
Ard alternate WEDNESDAY hereafter passengers
through Great Britain Ireland Norway Sseds
DsuDsrt, Iad Germany. Drl!is : ssd gp14FI.
For Freight o. Pa.sage. apply
AUSTIN BALDWIN c., A-eas p Bsor-~iy-
ste-rarr PASSAGE O1s-. No. 50 BIo4dwa..
THE NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
WEEKLY 10 QUEENSTOWN AyO LIVERPOOL.
P0ETNnHTLY TO AID PROM LONDON DiR2Cr
Prom Pier g. Sosib RIVER
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIvBRPOCLi
SPAIN graer...... SkTURDAf Ari i4 ~ le:oo
ITALN IuhDAt Apni % ~ 800
6EEhtk tDAl hay 81 OF W. +
To LONDON DIRECT.
DENMARK. srinner.. ...-.. rURSpA1 MAJ ats.o1s-
THESE STEAMSHIPS ARE THE LARGEST IN
The TRADE
Prepaid Sage Liverpool Cue-sstosr
Gsasos, cariL Bristol. Lonoss. CHEAPER THAN 81 ASf
Dor isrt1s of suoa appyss csapanys Oaoe No Broad
T. ". :. hukSf Msraga.
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Ofcau 5Icdmrrs

NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
~ R-Theso frgtcss. wit e' cH- TUX DAY q
r. m ron PEE - loot Coiarst Tor iLaraaa Direct "a
follows; =.
st.,r Mn MORO CASTLE TrE'DfY A0n
Steamship KI,e ENr ~ f.. -sAI tpfl -
WHINING =
WIN ?. CLYDE 90, us waist
n Ncvrrrrr ky--t ga Havana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
ENCHAAGE SAILS. APRIL
~ Urrs go

sal, ~ Matthew Brennan s-rL 'our-sior7 EnfHh o.
1nct aaeiug boue l- iot tz-, Ctd Lse l.t'.1
s,rene. lt. q, fst stc'2-sT 70 augustus
Ho.1. interest," iur g o. 700
n Wrll1g. -
Lrllss snder te Fi- ~ Leonad = ere % ~ ~
81, hrick tnfrer souses arc ~. - 4, .-l
~ ~ 70 .uc heicue'
- 4.I ale Ist0r1 ALTON .If l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19

~ OAe II A--AA-lA-A-f l@A-ly ~ A4.A.i--9AAAI
~ COMPANY
FOR SOUTHAMPrON AND BREMEN
r. StesmslU BREhLN Cs1- N >clle- Hrr w sa VIZ
SIsDAI April d. 49, BIemss Per, o3tl hfi't Hobo
Ben.
sausrip MAIN Csut v1u Otr-,-lIn SATURDAY ABrt o.
RATES Of PASSAGE TO LONDON. uAFRk. AID SlEhEL
PAYABLE ~ GOLD or Irs E4clFALLS- ~ l--4AsCNt
-
nttol4
.
For .l,l. ylasas- apps OLLhLSA5 4 60. Are-tA
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-02-08

The ways adopted by our Senators to
represent the sentiments of their consult
uency of White Pine, to say the least, are
peculiar Retaining their seats by the
assistance of the votes of Mccoy and
Cassidy, of Eureka, it was surmised that
those votes had beensecured to Cleveland
and Mills by a bargain that threatened
the interest of the Hamilton and Elko
road. The rival interest of Eureka had
long ago developed at that place a deter
mined opposition to the line through this
county. Who, it may be asked, have
instructed or instigated the representa-
tives of White Pine to ask for the repeal
of the charter for this improvement, or
have absolved our Senators from the
obligations to promote that work by
every means in their power? Surely, no
part of the community who sent them to
the capital in the capacity of legislators
While our citizens, of every condition,
are putting forth their utmost endeavors
to c the construction of this road,
so vital to the prosperity of the county,
we find their representative, in the per-
son of Hon. A. G. Cleveland, engaged in
introducing a bill into the Legislature to
repeal the measure, which alone can
realize the hopes of the people. The
fact is heralded with becoming emphasis
by The Eureka Sentinel, that this propo-
sition comes from a Senator from White
Pine. We protest that this movement,
SO far from being with the sanction of
the constituents of Mr.. Cleveland, that it
is in violation of every obligation of good
faith to them, and destructive of the best
interests and welfare of those who Ell
trusted him with credentials to the State
Senate.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-02-08

FEDERAL LAWS IN UrAH.-Senator Lo-
gan, of Illinois, has introduced a bill in
the United States Senate which is calcu-
lated to correct much of the tyranny
practiced by the Mormons. 1t provides
that the U. S. Marshal serve all processes
of the courts, and that United States
officers shall have the drawing of ~juries.
Another bill provides for the registration
of voters, so that the womer, children
and aliens will be kept from voting down
the proper citizens who should control
the institutions OF the Territory.
BY a recent decision of the u. S. Court,
the Mormon Probate Judges are stripped
of all jurisdiction, except in purely pro-
bate matters.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-02-08
Saturday, Feb. 8, 1873
Explanatory.

In attempting any enterprise, it be-
a matter of speculation whether
success can be attained by earnest en-
beavers. We m to-day the pub
LEGATION OF the WHITE PINE News and,
in order to continue the same, must rely
upon the patronage of the people. The
name is a good one the paper has been
n leading journal of the State we prom
ise to labor hard for the interests of the
people and country but We must have
support. No one will dispute the fact
that times are dull we can all see it !;
but IN our view the future of White Pine
was never more promising than to-day 4;
and on this fact we are willing to wait
the fulfllment of our prophecy. Our
columns shall always be open to the peo-
pie for the expression of their sentiments,
when the language is courteous and fit
for publication. Trusting in the faith
we have that educated communities want
a newspaper, we launch our ship, AMI
commence our voyage.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-02-08
Can my Medicine do More,

The art of changing the base metals into gold
has not been discovered, but the happy results
Of a discovery infinitely more important are
familiar to the community, and have been so for
the past twenty years. To exchange debility for
vigor, sickness for health, apathy for energy,
gloom for cheerfulness. is a much more desira-
able operation than to transmute lead into the
root of all evil. And this is what Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters accomplish, and have been
accomplishing daily, ever since their introduce
tion. Dyspepsia, biliousness, nervous affections,
constipation, intermittent fevers, rheumatism,
sick headache and general debility are no longer
the bugbears that they were a fifth Of a century
ago. The Bitters, taken as a protective medi-
cine, prevent them, and taken as a remedy cures
them and the people know it. Hence their
overshadowing reputation and enormous sale.
The fame of the great vegetable specific is ever
on the march, and at a pace that no competitor
can live. 1t is to-day the foremost medicine Of
its class in the civilized world. Every now and
then attempts are made to rival 1t, and some
times a nostrum, concocted in the idle hope of
sharing its popularity, has a brief squirt of APP
parent success. But it is all illusion. One by
one they sink like stones in the sea, while the
great tonic, whose celebrity has been the cause
of these blind ventures, continues to ride on the
topmost wave of public favor, unapproachcd
and unapproachable.
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THE CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID.

The CONFESSIONS OF AN INvALID.-Pub-
lished for the benefit of young men, and others,
who suffer from nervous debility, etc, supply
ing the means of self-cure. Written by one who
has cured himself, and sent free of charge, on
receiving a postpaid directed envelop. Address
through postofice only, JONATHAN F. COOP, San
Francisco, Cal.
GETTING MARRIED.-EssAYs o YOUNG
MEN-On great SOCIAL EVILS and ABUSES,
which interfere with MARRIAGE-with sure
means of relief for the Erring and Unfortunate,
diseased and debilitated. Sent free, in sealed
envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
No. 2. S. Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa.
INTERNAL REVENUE AND STATE STAMPS,
of all denominations, for sa at the Postofice.
Greenbacks bought and sold. Postoffice drafts
issued on all the principal cities and towns in
the United States.
A well-trimmed head of hair adds to
almost everybody's appearance. To those desir-
ing n truly artistic cut, we recommend HUDSON,
Main street, below AlcAander's Drug Store Ham,
ilton,
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DEATH OF Gov. MArrEsoN.-By a Chi
cago dispatch of Feb. list, we learn of the
death Of Gov. Joel A. Matteson, on the
day preceding. The death was sudden,
after a life OF ~sixty-fve years. This gen.
tleman, who constructed at this place
extensive smelling and refining works,
some years since, had filed many high
political offices in the State Of Illinois,
and was from 1853 to 1857 the Governor
of that State.
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Dirn.

BROWNE-In Hamilton, New. February 8, Ben
jalnin Browne, aged "a years. Funeral SER
vices at the residence of T. N. Browne, Dunn
street. Friends and acquaintance invited to
attend.
D~ENNISON-At Mineral Hill, New, January %,
of heart disease, Daniel Dennison, a native OF
Augusta, Me-. aged As years.
SAVERY-In Virginia City, New, February 2,
W.. W. Savory, a native Of Saratoga county, n.
Y, aged - years.
C~ARR0LL-In Virginia City, New, February 3,
Thomas Carroll, a native of County Monahan,
ireland.
BAUM-At Mineral Hill, New, son of Il, M. and
Margaret Baum, aged 3 months y days.
PAGLIN-1n Gold Hill, New, February 4, EN-
ma, infant daughter OF James and Harriet Bag
lin, aged 4 months.
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Every merchant and business man
ought to take and pay for the local paper
of the place in which he does business.
1t looks decidedly penny-wise and pound
foolish, beside being very mean, and
otherwise generally bad, in a man who
is seeking the trade OF the public, when
he borrows or takes possession of his
neighbours newspaper, and so gets his
news for nothing. We hope none of our
merchants are guilty of this small prac-
tice.-Eurekd Sentinel.
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OF all awful night sounds that of an frightful
cough reverberating through the darkness, is
the most saddening. Would you be spared this
infection, and save the life endangered by the
complaint, administer Hale's Honey Of Hore-
hound and Tar. Take it and recover. Critten-
toms, 7 9Th avenue. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in l minute. y