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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-19

DRAWING CRowD.-The man who
wSgefed he could draw o crowd by stand.
ing In any OF the principal streets in
Nsw York and looking straight up
10 the sky, won his bet. Curl
os'ty In San Francisco is no less
powerfully developed. A man carrying
upon his shoulder heavy iron bar
struck 1t against a large glass window
and cracked the pane. The street was
one where loaded vehicles frequently
passed, and SO, to prevent the jar from
causing the cracks to extend, a ring was
aiawn about the spot on the glass with a
diamond pin. Somebody caught sight of
lne shivered spot and the circle about it,
una stopped to look. Another did like.
wise; the crowd increased, and in short
ume four policemen arrived on the run,
~ having been reported at headquarters
.Gst as a pistol ball had been fred into the
olnce' and that the place had been rob-
oea VI course, the coming OF the police
@ urew still larger crowd. and the office
was almost besieged. The excitement
could not be allayed and the crowd dis
persed until placard was hung up Civ
,ns the explanation Of the affair, and
svem then a number fingered near to
spell out the words.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-19

PERrLs OF BALLoNIsTs.-When Profes.
sor Shearer started off from Market
Square yesterday week We heard a gen.
tleman remark, II would like to 90
with that balloon if were sure that it
would not be perforated by bullet from
the rife of some ignorant fool or other. 4"
Yesterday We heard of circumstance
which confirms the Judgment of the gen.
tleman. Near Fridensburg the balloon
descended until it nearly touched the
ground. Seeing it come down, one or
two farmers got their rifles and started
out to shoot and bag it. Fortunately
for the aeronaut, before they could get
in range the balloon rose out OF harm s
way Pottsville Journal. ss#
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-19

Caroline Mining Company.--Loca-
coin County, Nevada.-Notice is hereby given
that at meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
held on the 11th day Of November, 1873, an
assessment (No. 81 Of thirty cents per share
WAS levied upon the capital stock Of the corpo-
ration. payable Immediately in United States
gold and silver coin, to the Secretary, at the
ofice Of the company, No. 4l9 California street,
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 22d day Of Decem.
ber, 1873, will be delinquent, and advertised
for sale ut public auction. and unless payment
Is made before. will be sold on the Thursday,
the 18th day Of January, 1874, to pay
tho delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Directors.
CHAS. E. ELLIOT. Secretary.
Office: Room %, Haywards Building. 4l0 Cali.
fornia street, San Francisco. Cal n18-td
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"A CONFIDENCE operator literally cap.
is larea the town Of Gilman, in this State,
hSs lass week. In one day he succeeded in
"uy'ne up all the live stock in the town
.h tnu making large contracts ahead, and on
,ns strength Of these operations borrowed
t"y heatiy oil the money in the town. Be-
,ure night he borrowed horse and bug
~ ana lett. A short time after his de-
par.ute there was lively farmers move
nens IN Gilman, which resulted in the
hp'ure OF the operator. Yesterday he
hau au trial IN the presence Of court
18th ult. "so ''
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No. of No. OF
CnrfificAfn Sharea

And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the 8th day Of
October 1873. 80 many shares Of each par.
Gel of said stock as may be necessary will be
sold at public auction at the office of the Compa.
ny, 81 New Merchants Exchange. California
street, San Francisco. California. on Monday,
the lst day Of December, 1873, at the
hour Of one O'Clock p. m. Of said day. TO pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
J. NJ BURLINGTON, Secretary.
Office: 81 New Merchants Exchange, Cali
fornia street, San Francisco, California.
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REFUSAL OF NATURALIRATIoN.- A Law
renee vender of intoxicants who presented
himself before Judge Pitman in that city
yesterday morning, requesting to be
naturalized, was somewhat chagrined
when his Honor refused to grant the re-
quest, on the ground that the petitioner
had been found guilty Of violating the
liquor law. The judge is said to have
dryly remarked "that there were citizens
enough already who disobeyed the stat
utss, without adopting more. Boston
journal.
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DIR. BRENA AN,
DR., PAUL N. Brennan.

TNHE CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN AND MED
L ICAL LECTURER, has taken mp his head
quarters IN San francisco, 1877 Montgomery
street. opposite the Occidental Hotel entrance
Large Rooms and the best accommodations for
both sexes. Hundreds of Patients have been
cured by DR.. Brennan after other physicians have
failed. His recipes are used by the leading
specialists of New York and Philadelphia. Send
for his List of printed Questions and his printed
Circulars. You who want true physicians
services correspondence will be answered by
return mail on receipt Of stamp. Or. Brennan
will send prescription known ~ THE NEW
DISCRIMINATION for the cure of all dis,
ease Of the genito urinary organs including dis
ease of the Kidneys, Bladder, Sexual Organs and
Glands, which never fails to cure when used &C.
cording to directions. This prescription is in.
valuable, as it thoroughly restores the Natural
Powers Of the body when lost by disease,
nervous debility or self-abuse. Price of pre-.
scription $1,000 forwarded to any address. The
Doctor will carefully compound the prescrp-
ton and send the medicine by express for $500,
$40 90 to be paid in advance and $500 on receipt
Of the medicine. which In warranted in every
case. Address DR.. Paul NJ. Brennan. 127 Mont
gomery street. or his private Postoffice Box 29l.
Send for private circular containing many things
worth knowing. se9-tf
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KEYSTONE r. A., CHAPTER NO. 6, I'D.
N Called convocations first and third Thurs.
day evenings in each month at O'Clock,
Stated convocations second and fourth Thursday
evenings In each month.
standing cordially invited 70 attend
II. W. KALEH II. =. II. p.
n. knAusE. Secretary. je2s.tf
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a depressed, irritable state OF mind /,
n weak, nervous, exhausted feeling;
no energy or nnImRtIonJ confused
head, weak memory, often with dca
bilItatinR, involuntary discharges. The
consequence OF exnOsscs, mental OvCfWurk or
indiScretions. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. IS.
It tones up the system, arrests dichArgtS, diSpels
the mental gloom and Dependency, and rejuvC.
mates tho entire byEtc1n. It Is perfectly harm
less and always efficient. Price Is, for package
Of 1--WE boxes and large q vial Of powder, which
il imrortant IN old, serious cases; Or u per dnsls
box, Sold BY ALL Druggists, or 'SOnt by mail
on receipt q pHne. Address HUMPHREYS!
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
No. 689 BlnADWAY, n. Y. So. gly
For tale BY Logan, List 3 Coz 3. Booking;
T. ]. Finney; James MurTy; Reed, Krart b Co.,
Wheeling; Chas. Fairs, Wheeling Island; James
Elliott and ]. en-. N. Mercer, BOllaire,O.
Febi2cooAw
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MARTINS FERRY.
Rrom the o ". NOws.)

Rrom the o. v. NCwE)
o. @. ]. AND N. W.-The Ohio Oily
Iron and Nail Works will with eight
to ten pudding furnaces, two heating lur'
naCes, and forty 10 fry nail machines
and the necessary muck and nail plate
roll trains, which arc now being fitted up
by Totten & Co., Pittsburgh. Arrange
ments arc being made 10 secure the SER
vices OF Thomas Earnest, the wcll.known
nail machine builder, 10 lit up an assort'
ment of the new nail machines and to retil
the nail machines purchased from the
Winslow Barb Nail Co: Both Wheeling
and Barb nails will be manufactured, the
only difference in either being the form oil
the cutting knives.
An ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY ROBBERY
Last Monday night about 0 o'clock,
while John Z. Cow, our right hand mar
In the. NepS Office, was returning from
Wheeling, where he had been on an er-
rand, he was assaulted between Bridge
port and Martins Ferry by two drunken
rufEians, who attempted take his watch,
They met him near the Etns Iron and
Nail Works, and accosted him with tho
inquiry as TO whether he had watch or
NOT. He gave them an Cvasive answer,
whereupon they Immediately seized him
In his efforts to escape he had his vest and
shirt considerably torn but was otherwise
uniDjured.
Nor AEY-Thero was hummer in
Martins Ferry one day last week from
Dayton, o., soliciting job work from our
Merchants and business men. AZ far as
we learned he didn't get a job, and why
should heY He only came in town to
take money out Of 1t while he neither can
nor does printing any cheaper than 1t Is
done at the RetcS office,
HAND CRUsuED-A child belonging to
Daniel Clark while lying on the wharf
boat Saturday evening met with q very
serious accident. Hehad his hand dang
ling just over the edge when the ferry
boat came up and caugh 1t, crushing the
fingers completely. 1t will doubtless
cripple him for life.
Rms BRoKEN.-Mr. Robert Cottrell,
Street Commissioner, had two OF his ribs
broken while helping boy to unload a
cart on Third street, last Thursday. He
suffers considerably from the effect Of the
accident, besides It retards the opening
of the grade on Mulberry. MistOrtunes
never comes singly.
STEEL WoRKs.-The Steel works are
progressing rapidly at present. Hiram
Frazier, the brick mason Is pushing his
part Of the contract with his usual vim.
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For Sale.
VALUABLE BROOKE COUNTY
" FARN FOR BALR,

ma Hpb-criber ofefs for sale his Farm, Gitua-
ted on ne Ohio river, IN Cross Creek LoWnshp,
BFooko county, West Va, opposite me Mlngg
lion Work., containing lSO acres, lnelualnG
acres on Mlngo ISlAnd. The Improvements con:
Su6St6ntially OF brick, stables, granertes, smoke
HOUSES, spring houSe, coal and wood houses, it1lt
0hedS, e; an orchard containing 1000 OF inc
choicest apple trees, fruItnR from July 70 the
lGteSt keepers. 60 Of the hneSt cherry trees IN
quilee8; SmAll fruitS, buch as currants, goose
berries, grapes, vine bOrries and atrAWbeirieg,
which have been selected and cultivated Win
especial cara The 20 AcroS OF river bottom,
which include the improvements, arc In high
state OF cultivation and cannot DO exeelled IN
ne United States for tho productions Of this Ad-
tude, The whole upland Ab0undS In mlnOlIlS,
limestone, Ore clay iron ore 20 70 20 per cent?,
conQlomefatS ores, and quAEIies Of most excel
lent sandstone. 10 Gcres Of the tract arc under
lSid Vikh q vein Of tho finest quality Of line.
Stone Averaging Ave feet In thiekle1o, proj Getting
10 nc front Of the river hills and convenient Of
Sceess: also the valuable gub-BtTAtA Of coal, e.
pOciAliy adapted to smelling Of Iron AID the
manufacture OF gas. being the 1Atne 20 AinRo,
StoubenVille and Jefferson companies are WORK
ing. Also, superior vein Of Ore clay, ieet In
thickness, OF % acres extent, opening 100 feet
above tho river bank IA a.,..-,-...
lninEo ISland Ii point on which theEO 10 an
annual accumulation Of sand alntelent % supply
All me tGQA 3Wofk1 IN I1lB ytC4u1Ly Auu W uCeLhk
and the whole sand mAFket. being Of quality
suitable for furnaces, rolling mills, railroads,
building and pllBtering purposes
The tract has river front Of 265 poles, 40 feet
Of which 70 % good river landing ~ Gny on the
Ohio river.
II win Sell the whole tract together. Pe1HonS
Wishing 10 purchase will please call and exam.
Inc for them selves Communications addressed
70 me at BteubenVllle. OhIU, will receive prompt
Suii-d4Sw J.R. BURGoYNR.
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wheeling & Lake Erle.

From tho Martins Ferry Ncws.)
On Tuesday 81 iasE week, the Board o
Directors mot at- Alliance and completed
contract for building the road. With
Hon. WilIeC Stanley. Of HOosa9 TIME
noeofiety, end one sotA the best Gndmosl
sagacious railroad contractors in the
United States, We haze been permitted
70 .look over Lhe dctails respecting this
contract, and can assure the public that u
is ON tefmG that cannot fall ito DC Of mu'
tuAl. benefit 70, all parties, MIR. Stanley
goes 70 work immediately TO push the en-.
IeTpEiae forward In his own vigorous style.
It5eAms necessary to raise some additional
stock; this will be done without further
Jdelay WeI1hy expect to eee inhiHe'oi q
AleW week squads Of railroad hands Soat-
tered along the route Of the Wheeling 6
Lake Erie Railroad, putting things In
shape, and making Q road bed for one o.
the best proposed railroads In the country
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Flrst Raee-PuISe, $500. For horses that have
never trottGds better than $40. Eligible from lHi
June. First horse, 500; second horse, go
''i Second RScS-Purss Si7s. Running, mile
heats, best 2 in 3. Fir6t horse, 500; second
horse, $50; third horIe, S9S.
Third Raee-PurBe 500 Trotting open u
horses that have no record or trottcd for money
First horse, so; second horte, so; third horse
' THURsDAY-sEcoND DAY. mi,
First Raee-Purse $3.50. For horses that have
never beaten S2:S& First horse, $50; second
horse, $50; third horse, $40.
horses owned In Ohio county, W. Va, and Bal
mont county, ohio, and any county adjoining
either; barring Sleepy George and Jenny Lind,
$l5. u. 81
$3.50; second horse, $50; third horse, $40.
FRIDAY-THIRD DAY.
First RAee-Purse $50. Open To all 1otters
First horse, 500; second horse, 500; third
u second O RAcO-Pursc $500 Running; open "a
all: mile heats, sins, FIRST hoEro, 500; second
horse, $50; third horse, 60. ~
Third RGce-Purse $500. Pacing; open 10 all.
First horse, $3.50; second horse. 500; third hottG
Fourth Race-Purse S75. Open 10 ali horses
owned ny Livery Stable keepers In Ohio county,
". Va and Belmont county, Ohio, and any I'D.
Joining counties First horse, go; second horse,
E4r Entries will DO eloSed TUESDAY. August
18Th, At 8 O'Clock, p. \, At AcLufo House
For Rules and Regulation Geo mail bills.
Aut6 Proprietor.
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A anC assortment OF Ladies' stationery, Porte.
AounAieS, Autograph Albums, &C., always on
haRd.
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Scott, cloth - 90. 1900
TmE FIsHTNs TouRBF-By ChEB. HAlloek, q.
lGOAHIsEINO-By W. q, Prime, 81 30.
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TIE little party born at Columbus the
other day is likely to meet no more ser
ious fate than to be laughed out Of exis-
tence. The Toledo Commercial says it Is
"too good for earth" and "too handsome
to live long" and the Chicago Inter. Ocean
suggests, that, in anticipation Of the carly
demise Of the bantling, it might be well
to keep conveniently at hand the follow.
ing epitaph, which was lately written on
tho death Of a babe at Burlington, Vt:
Hero lies our darling nlu1 0UGO,,
HeneltheF screams no hollefs,
He lived Just ono and twenty days.
And cost us forty dollars.
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UlEMKIE SCHOOL,
Cincinnati WESLEYAN COLLEGE,

REV. L. a. BUGBRE, DID, 'PREsDEGF.
Tho IAirty,SSeond HSdr will open Sept. II.
This 10 the first ehaFttrSd eolFgS tor young 100.
HtB in the United States. Fonf hundred and
twelve young ladies have graduated since organ.
izali0n. II has n1d0nt aeeHt structure, entirely
fHtuiShcd. Departments: /. PRTMAGY; . AGA
DEGIo; 8, CoLLEgIATE; I. MODERN LANGUAGE;
8. COtLEGE OF MUBIc; Q. ACADEMY OF DESIGN;
z. CoL1I OF or ACCOUNTS; a.;S. 8. NORWAY. Send
ted catalogue. NJ l.luIi p ly9lAub&ip 3
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DROPOsA!Ls.

jB0lod Proposals will 6 received 81 Tie ONCE
~ the PeAitentiaIE Of West Va until IL O'clock
~ on freddy "a September 1913, for four hun.
IdFed 600 pefche9 Coping. stone, one hundred
900 poBch6 Of BEaGltotS, and OnS hundred and
IGf9 Geo peEches Of Rnbble Stone, Tho coping
atone 70 dress Tour feet long, three feet SIX
inches bed, and one foot rise; Tho brackets to
Ion fiSS Iub6Ie o6e Good S u T
Btone, Alllto DO grey and Of good build.
Ing qualify, md TO b. delivered on tie PenitGn.
THY grounds At such times As the 8upOElnteu.
liYoTOd on OF h6lnre tho dttl day OF December,
.Is1a pr6p0gAIG win Dc reetiVed for the coping
stone u qnknuu6B o. 0nO shlndE0d peaches or
more; for brackets in quantities. Of hEty perchOa
9Emote, and toS Eubhie stone 10 quantities Of
aREpIc q Tioho WflIb 10 received at the once
aforementioned before awarding any eOntFActh!
Proposals viii addressed 10 Capt WILLIAM
L. BRIDGEs, sgP'sPt NOnH9dSVIlIO, ". Va.
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4 General Notices.
pRoP0sALs FOR STONE.

4
: Sealed prupoaalORI[l b received at the of1ee
Of 1.-The PenltGntlhEY Of Wet NIf9InIA. ct Mounds
Vile, until - O'clock 4: on Wednesday, 10th
August, 1870, foTl tF6l hdhdt6d and my t160O
perchGB !pl 0lmGnDiGlI Hone DO Aomplet0 the
Warden's Building, sqitAble Ter de9r ateps, plet'
ments, chimney cps lEcsT and ASHER ranging
from one foot 10 one foot 6ix Inehes rise, al u
b. grey GAldStope and Of good building quality,
and Of such BiGea % tho superintendent may
from tins 70 lime direct samples 0, which will
DO required ct th1 once Aforementioned before
tho awarding Of luy enltnetA Bids will DO re-
cslyed In qlenIit Of ATTY BW peTches or moro,
and the party Of parties 10 whom contracts ma
be1Watded will b Eeqnired 10 eommence the de.
livery Of BgolO - soon a. notified Of the award
Ing Of the contract, and tho whole amount to be
delivered on or before the arBt day Of N0Vem.
btF,U 1619.h lllgJI ~ !gvT4 E.E M
FFopeSalg IqE AboEg Rt9nq Will be addressed %
.tCGpt VT. T; R5l4Ee9 snp, ~ 4ogpaEyllle ".
James o. sWAt1onp James ". NeCAniher and
Rmz Z. BRIDGES, committee AnlS !,
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy ReIllf for Young Men from tho Of.
fOcts Or Errors and Abuses Of carly life. Nan
hood restored. lmpcdlmcnts TO Marriage 70.
moved Now method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedIeA Books and circulars sent
free, In sealed envelopes Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. South Ninth st.. PhilA-
delphiA, Pa Ian institution having high repu.
tAtlon for honorable conduct and professional
skill. jy7.d4w
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!, 55l.l7TAe BnbuFban HoteI,

tBrGn ths lElzaR,sEGl7 NoWS.l, b ~
We heartily second the suggestion Or
the Wheeling ERTE1II GENCER regarding
the necessity Ola suburban hotel Tor thai
city. We believe 90, that there arc
quito number Of poIhts In the vicinity Of
Martins EeEry that would be very suitN-
bls S0r ii locGtion. All along the hills
lust back Of cur growing town, one can
1hava N BnlAndid View OF MArtin's Ferry
and nearly the whole city Of W eelinR.
Why not accept the proposition Of Capt
CrGWIord2 His location would be as
good as any, Let Us have the suburban
hotel over here.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.
WANTED.

Applications with testimonIAll) for the chair
OF ancient Languages and Literature In West
VIRinia University win DO received until An
gust 9Th, ct which time tho Regents will elect.
fsl8Iy $1,000. Fall term begins september s.
@. O. sTURaTsS, Eec'y,
AuI8 MorRAntoWn, W. Va.
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MARM FOR.sALR.

Il -su Ill gg8SsA ,-.LlIggITUSISl
LoGle tar sale tle f6Sfa n! lghIeh7 I, now. aI3'
EelldO, eltaSted q IfaElhaJ c9l6iy, n, ye, some
three miles from TIC limit d tho eity 6EWhS6l-
ing, On ofn0ar thb RGIlmntS Pike, containing
105 l0o8 Of AFst-eln1a land; l91Fly all OGrVhiek
iStA9 1np state Of cultivation. = Tho Imp t9ye-
mopb AZ al ol Tho .best consisting Of Slick
Hodb0' containing eleven foOnb, With an Hhe
eouyenieneeS needfula a lGIgo) etBteEn supplies
II with all thu water for which rain water ID need.
cd. ThefO 10 also q large Barn, with CELLAR; Sta-
bic room Tor Horses And 'tW6ntS ned Of Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn Crib. Brick Bmoke Rouse,
Chicken Hpu9e, and > good Ira1ag TeE1nt HOUSE
o0ntEtutng I0df room; Wit huFeheS md School
House within ahoct dtstnnna. The Oaid Iaud &
Wetl N9tered, and noV0F killing well It tho BAN.
There e . good Vineyard Of cataWbA md Con,
cord Qtlpel, and large numbeE Of The bOst ~
9eotiOn o. Fruit TTeoS In fall beaEinN o1hliSllnV
q Apples, ReaFGi. Peaehe1 Plgps, Cherries and
Quinees. With. almost ar The dFSt ddGlitJ' n
ANAL luit kfoNn IN thIE p6It d A6 county
Any perSo1 de6iIlnne AGoOd homo near % 1he
city Of Wheeling, whore They can probably dis
pose Of WhAteVeE theI may raise for the market,
VII 90 % vel e eal @ the sa6seribeE who will
~ t9S nooeo-Aly lniost9auony Terms easV.
jaI-dAW -Gia8 Il T. WAYNAN.
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HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye 10 tho BEET III THE
WoRLD-Perlectly Harmless, l.GlIAble, and In.
stAntAneous, No disappointment. No Ridicu.
loub TInts, no unpleasant Odor. Tho genuine
". 4. Batchelor'e Hair DyO produces IMMEDI.
,ATELY splendid Black Or Natural Brown,
Docs, not stain tho akin, bnt leaves tho Hail
Clean, Sou and Beautiful. Tho only safe and
perfect Dye. Bold by all DruggIs .. Factory II
Bond street, Now York. IRn21codAw
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TO LIQUOR DEALERS

thereby caution al per1onS against giving Of
selling any liquor or intoxicating beverage 70
persons who disregard this notice and either
sell or give 10 my husband any into Heating
drinks will DO prosecuted 70 tha fullest extt Mt
Of Inc law, PRISCILLA DONEL.
WHETLIHa August "a, 1873. aul4
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CITY BOOK STORE.
NEW BOOKS.

THE HAY FGvER-lllustrAtedb by HappIn-PoE.
tEaying tho suGeringS OF Mt. A. Wiper WeepS,
LIPE OF RHV. ALgaED CooEnAN-Cloth 81 90.
LECrURRs AND SRRuoNs-By Rev. ". II. Pun
shUn, L LID, cloth 81 80.
A Pam OF BLUE RHES-By ThOB. Hardy, cloth
81 Is. IT7T- ~ Ii ~ ;
PICEwIcK, PAPERs-Housahold Edition, illuS.
tTated BY Til. Mast, cloth 81 90, paper 81 70.
TuE UMTY or NATURAL PHENoIRNA-By II.
Rmile SRigey, cloth o. 80 So ".a'.IT
ooTLmIs o. HHA, WoMKN AND THmas-By
Mary ClGmmer Ame6, cloth 81 50.
t ,.; IgSTHGT""camping Out Series" Vol.
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