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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-21
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1 Mining Company Location Of work..
and principal place u business, Gold Hi.
Storey county. Nevnda.-NoIice 10 hereby
given that there are delinquent on tho
following descrihed stock, on account Of as,ete;;
ment ~. 10, levi d July 10, 1878, the several
| amounts set opposite the names oil the respect
I've shareholders, MS follows:
S,.. Va ccyf Chs. Amt,
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AZ OODVlLlE GOLD AND Sll'.
w yer Mining Company. Location Of works.
iold Hin, storey county,.S 81 &c OF Nevada
iotice Is hereby given. that at 8 meeting OF III,
Board or Directors, held on tho 10th day or Jnly.
1878. an assessment mo ~ OF Seventy.div,
;enis per share was levied upon the capita
1tock OF tho corporation, payable Immediately.
secretary, al the ONCE OF the Company, Room.
No. 8. Nos 40 California street, San Francisco,
California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment .hall
tsmain unpaid on the 10Th day OF August, 1873,
will be delinquent. and advertised for sale a.
public auction, and unless payment 10 made
before, will be sold oil SATURDAY. the It'll
lay or September, 1873, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
md expenses oil sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
o~naoe-Room No. 5, No. 40 California ..rret
Sau Francirco. cal, 1yl9td
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY
MEETING.

CALEDONIA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
The third annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the sbovensmed Company. for the purpose Of
eIrctIpp Trustees to serve dnring tho ensuing
wear. will be held on WEDNESDAY. the Goth
day OF august. 1873. at I O'Clock r. 4 ut the
ONCE ofthe Company. No. IA California street.
San Francisco. California. Transfer hookr Will
he closed from 1 o'clock r. y. on Friday. the
18th day OF August, 1879. until ater the meeting.
r. wEGENER, Secretary.
San Francisco, Auguet2, 1879. aitd
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MINING C0MPANY

fYIEH MINING COMPANY
. Location OF principal place OF business
San Francisco. California. Location OF work.
Hold Hill District, Storey county, Nevada
Ioticc a hereby given, that AZ II meeting o
he Directors. beld on the q h day o Jul,
$40, Nh a-.es-ment (So. y Of Twenty Eve Ceu:'
,er slars was levied upoD the capital stock o
he corporation. payable immsfisleiy.i Cnitct
state. gold coin, "a the Secretary. At the oihc'
Il the Company. Room No. %, Merchants Elk
'hanRe Building, California street, san FTalcis
~, California.
An. stock upon which this es-trsmcnt sba!
remain unpGid'o on the ssth dsy Of Augn,t. 1873
will he delinquent. aud advertised i9r sale al
,ubl!c auction, snd unl.'.s payment Is mad
before. will be sold on THCRSOAI, the ISL
lay If September, ls73, TO pay ,ae Delinquent
lsse--n.ht. together with costa Of advertiser,
Ind expense. OF sale.
ALFRED X. DURBRoW, secreisry.
OGic. -Itoom No. %. Merchant EYchsng,
,uildin2, California street, san francisco, Cal
ifornia.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Alta Meeting Of tho Board OF Directors Of tn
Tyler Mining Company, held THE 10Th day u
.inly. 1871. assessment No. ], OF Finy Cents PEI
snare, va. rcsc!ndrd ~
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
Iy9st I'd ALFRED X. DuKBROW, Scc'y.
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N1 mn r T. w A r D
IN FOR AN,
Y InCurabIe Case!
" DR.. LE RiCHku'S
~ GOLDEN BALSAM,

Ater Ten years trial on this coast, has proven
Itself the only curative IN n certain Glars OF dis
ease- pronounced BY medical practitioners 40
lucursb Q.
DE-. LIZ RIcaAr's GOLDEN BALSAM No 1
curcs Chaprrcr, fret and second stages; sores
on Inc Legr or body: Sore han, Eyes. More.
ETC.; Copper colurtd Blotcher. sylLihtic Ca
tarrh. Diseased Scalp, and az primary iorms OF
the dlscase known 40 syphilis. Price, " PSF
bottle, or two for 81.
pn lie RlcHAu's GOLDEN BALshM No. .
| cures Tertiary. Mercurisl, S!philitie Rheums'
lJism. Palms In the Bonts. Back Of the Neck,
| CELEBRATED Sore rhr,et. syphintic Rs,b. lunus
and Contracted Cordr, slim ess oi the l.imot,
| and err, icutes all di,easer from the sysiem,
whether ctused by In discretion or abuse OF
meIcurv, leaving the blood purr and healthy.
| Price IS per bottle, or Two Tor ~.
DR.. LIE RicuAu's GOLDEN SPANISH An.
| TiDOTE, for the cure Of Gonorrhea. elect. lril.
tation, Gravel ana all Urinary or Genital die.
arrangements. Price, g. 10 per bottle.
Nm. LIZ RIcaAr's GOLDEN SPANISH IN.
| LECTION, a wash and injection for te,ei cafes
or Gonorrhca, InGanmai DRY elect. Structures,
| and ali diseases Of tho Kidneys and Bladcer.
Price, 81 50 per bottls.
Also, Agents for DR.. LIE RIcHAu's GOLDEN
| PILLS for Seminal Weakness. Night Emissions,
Tmpotency and all diseases arising from MAJ
turbalion and excessive abuses. Price. g per
bottle.
IN round bother.
on rsceip. or price. these medicines will be
cent to ali parts Of the country, by ,expntti or
mail. securely packed and free from oe'efva''on.
l. Sole Acents.
whole.ale and Rreiail Druggists sndN
Chcmists. s., ". cor. Clay aud Sansome
4 reats Nan FranciscO. Cal,
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= ADoLPHus WATT,
au7 cot -t RegtetAr
CUCCoR MlI.L ANn MINING

GUCCOR M1t.I AND MINING
- company Location OF Works, Storey
lar annual meeting Of the rtoekholders Of the
sboyenamed company, for the election Of Trus.
tees for the ensuing year. and Transaction or
such other. buslners es may no properly pre-
sented, will he held AZ the office OF the Com.
pany, Rooms 8 and g.. No. 800 Montgomery
The irst day Of September nsst' isTS. It the
houI Of one O'Clock ,. Y. Transfer books will
be closed from 3 O'clock :. y. OF Saturday. the
I'D day Of August, 1878, intuntil NE tbs meet.
ing. WI q. WATSON, eecretsry.
Ban Francisco. August Is, ls7s. s|s IN
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rLUAGOLD AND aILvE r

oaes-No. az California itroct, San Francis.
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NOTICE TO- CREDITORS.

inIsM Clerk oftald District CONT.
The New York herald., 1873-09-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.


ITAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA.
IL Royal Saxon Government Lottery,
City OF Hamburg Lottery.
brunswick Government Lottery.
THEODORE zsCHOCH
Post office box 6,0S0. ll6 Nassau street
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FLEETWOOD ASSOCIATION.
Morrsania, Weschcster county, N. Y,
commenoins AntH%n TThsbSY ssbSeS'Yng sass;Dse, lss ,s
II S 4 s ssliipser enter q. +; , ITsaf & Day. Day.
ohn : 6Gs SsS9es enrs snisas E. % joe tasy fa D0men
erssS esefs snsssf Sasf SSnSlfvs sashaw
john o%s ESSa9ss sn,sps E. onarsy Msr
arrnstq%H % enters lna. sS m Dnah aormery Opsy'
FHaHse eTisS:SF %sS:T Ss 81 ss fsjS6s % Glass,
}ohn R;,Gl Bachelor enters ssE b 5 John Il
john John toye@ & enters sis Dr. IS: Young fs Bruno "'
N" M Carroll %Sfe en'e1s se'sis i Ben %esrsa sar
fqrsE No: 5. si,C9o-2:s. Glass.
on Ssys ss's.i Ill s : HoTss I HSs HS$ny
John Murphy enters br m. Lady Pnicr.
10. Smith enters bf III. Molly Smith
John I.ovett enters CHI s. Munroe.
ss Rsn DSHfrsy %as I speas m f5ts ssn Smith,
s Sisrr Green snteps enters Sy s. & os WsaSSs IsSS
Nance enters FaasS Sr Nc e. s.! sSSgs Sagnss 2. Glass
E'e%H JOEL
SMfspsesG fHisri Si m Ia %aSy sanon
VIM RHiRb SP5h sRIers eF aSs
PURSE No 5, 81, 200-2 81 Glass.
n. Pffer enters br. s. Daniel Boone.
u. Mace enters 6. III. Heatherbloom.
A. Patterson enters br. s. Manhattan.
Jno. Crookcr enters b. z. Ohio Boy
JnU. Lovct enters b. &. George Miller
Jno Lovett enters blk Z. Vulcan.
ID. Bigey enters CHI m. Fanny.
c. s. Green enters gr. m Fleety Golddust.
NJ. Carroll enters blk. s. Winthrop Morrell, Jr.
PURSE No. g. $2,50J-22l Clsas.
D. Mace enters CHI &. Judge Fullerton.
Jno Lovett enters b. IN. Gazele.
b. Mace enters b. e. Sensation.
G. n. Ferguson enters b. IN Lady Banker.
s h.. IN
p. Nance enters b. g. Wm II. Allen.
Races commence each day at O'Clock. Admission 10
Grand stand and field, s. Badges to Club House, en-.
dcrsed by a member, SIS. Horse cars leave Harlem
Bridge each day the every ten minutes direct
the Park Trains leave Forty-second street depot
IL 40 A. NJ and =. NJ
CH VAN NESS, President.
XM IL VAN Corr. Sunerintcndeut.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

ro SSS ThssN H%a
s and 1hsh m kAf ST. sFn
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
to iortvessi hours given to purchasers
CATALOGUE OF III fiIs eGatEsDAy0 SALE,
Horse l5a hands high years old kind and true in all
harness II rte EEL r9m wee or iau an extra ne r9adster
pleasant arVef ana warranted sound also set fine Har
Tor WAGON GO GOOD ORDER BUILT BY STIvERs
Kind and true in ali harness; free from vice can
sov IS yefy T PTomnns young mare and warranted
ROAD WAGON, FULL SEAT. BUILT BY DUsEN-
''BSS HORSE ~ HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
fast tree and f dyaf ro sSs snperor iG ay
an1al o9aPE nd aSeN SeTraped sound eooD oponp
sSY HORSE, sEdbSD o!H hHmSERToErAN SERTSi AND
Kattier STOCK Io hands high years old kind and true
ss SsS saRsFSi S fSasS! S % iSi
ne Is promising young horse, and warranted sound,
ROAD WAGON, IN GOOD ORDER: BUILT BY
GRAY MESSENGER HORSE, lsx HANDS HIGH
last travellers well broken to saddle; hne pleasant
dF4Slg TSF %acSS, va SsgrrSsa II S6Sp Sn"a ORDER
BAY ,a MARE, a, i6 HANDS KIGd, sYEARs OLD; KIND
aSIK h5kS BGT 81 ffdE SS5s tSfp SiS YEARS OLD
kind and true In all harness, from vice. GOOD
and
TOP WAGON
BROWN HoRsEs l5A HANDS. YEARS OLD, KIND
ana true IN all harness. free from vice. good traveller
rsS R6s syse .aS Ra Sp Sa % HORSES
l5s hands high, years old, Full description time OF
sale.
PARK PHAETON IN GOOD ORDER
BAY HORSE 1854 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD,
kind and true In all harness free from vice an excel
lent horse for general business use
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES; DESCRIPTIONS TINE
Of sale.
ROCKAWAYS AND ROAD WAGONS, EXTENSION
top Phaeton, Harness &c
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AMUsEMENTs-FouRrH PAcE-FOurth. fifth and sixth
BILIdARDs.InIMD PAes-sixth column -
BOARD hra HSS LUDaING wANTED-srcoND PAer-Thrd
pEsx&s Fos
BUSINESS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAoE-Fifh
1Ss rtfysizsa eGa%n
CLEsSs %ND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcH-rhird col
HHb PAGE
90u5 apf M pAcpxh COL
il eSu%n
Column
BBI$osSh$SsE9Sa4a FAsa1fs;d ssasH. SiD''n
BIEiIAG HOUSES rs LET FURSnsaEp AND uN
FURNIsHED-THIRD rAGs-First and second
RLE6TioN NoTIcE-rurnD rAar-Fourth and Fifth
EUR6PEAN sTEAMsHIPs-sEcosD PAcE-Finh and
EYES AND EAk8-TalH1ErErn PAaE-Fiah column.
EiNa fsar cemn eHlun
ForTs ksD fSn TO LET
Fur I1rl HIE = rpAGIgmsecond and thir columns
sGuR"
HE y @AlNiTEp-FEMALEs-sIxrrr pAer-Frst
HyP sisTRd c9Inn: pAen-rh col
HORSES CARRIAGES &C.-FInsr PAon-Third, fourth,
h9tsE RoSM &C. fcg% PAGE
JEgskT Gf$ aGSs6s afE4 AND Bnn
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-FouRTn PAGE
eSHS &61 fSlEan pAcrFourth column
ESsS 4SB rfsn SsiS
MASbLE sS enlamp
PAGam1Td column
%Sp aAsssaqTs
MIscELLANEous ADVERTISEMENTS TWELFTH
M!scEEIANEoUsse1ssncoo sosato rAen-Fourn column
NEW Fnnra fsSnxtn sSu@ column
kGAYs ad acr
sErFHHoS ssHf
6ur oF TE GY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL EsfATE 70 ExobASGE@FOSaTH ;f fSSHMThira aS
REAL L0Esli EsTATE wANrED-Founru pAcr-rhra col.
REs1AURANTs-- -THlRrEEsrn PAcE-sixth column.
FaaHPn and sixth
columns and FIfrEEsTn PicEwFirst, second, third,
GTrFtsa ' sns ln5n PAGE
and third col
sPoRTiEG-DoGs, BIRDS, &c-Fmsr PAcH-rhird col.
sEE P1ss sd aS COL
TUE S s5afszsg EAsHEHEs PAGE.
SoPHs zsS S %
wAsD fHSHTaEa rs
wEsfcMEsfER wEsffciisfER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-FoyIrH PAGE-second column.
SSHfs S1Sn GasS sosn COL
umn.
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A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
IA date Johnston 4 Van TasselD,
OFFICE AND SALESKOOM. OLD STAND,
81 Nassau street opposite the Post Office

RhSoSG% @ H2ssA Is
''do NEAR Z gH1EEFshHH gs1SEksiT9 rhioa: SnShE''
M SS ON s
the dealings al @ S our house and won the
uSPAE SB
ROAD TURNOUT TExM lEx G'GhV9Ki bAY Horse AND MARE
Win S s s%a anS's saa%s 1 c ysI Sy
TOP SIS aBa w%G6N BY
coufE TsSAbsMaEstRowx e bnrsffas sS HORSE IS
very syh frsc driver se Fears s1S non III and
Rca5 ssAT
s " rot fef % has besn @ usd "i' na
gcnemans road horse and warranted TO show the
ny s2 $gSi III $$sBs HsS YEARS. KIND
and true IL, in al harness ana free fro from vice. very
rHoFotGHbkGp KhNTucKY BROOD MARE, ls,s
H npd kNGRf nT ! 'a shSbsE eS HegTs HSsE AZ
sa suitable for lady Or enG ii s very sy
TkoHTNG Hf N sff mShs eAi nHSb 10 YEARS
i rsf sss @ @spFsa sr in sfn!s sTSy'n nS
q! ssYBEHF Sa{'hA!ea t%%ac
BROWN HORSE, l51s HANDS, 10 WEARS; KIND AND
true IN all haTaeys ss rsm snnnd ce' first class
CLOSE COACH, SHIFTING PANELS.
| BAY HORSE ID HANDS, 8 YEARS; KIND AND TRUE
| in all harness and tree from vice; all excellent
family or business horse.
ROCkAWAY, CITY BUILT; AS GOOD AS NEW.
| SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON, BY GOODWIN; IN FIRST
| rate order
| BAY HORSE, Is HANDS, YEARS. KIND AND TRUE
in all harness; good, free driver, stylish and war
ranted sound.
BAY HORSE i5iS HANDS, YEARS; SOLD FOR AC-
TWELVE fSHH' oTE& TIME
sale.
Close Coach top Buggies, Depot and Express Wagons
Doctors Phaeton PARK Phae tom Pony Phaeons 20 sets
of Single Harness, &C., &c.
SALE COMMENCES AT 10b O'CLOCK.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A -SPEED-GENUINE WARRANTED SPEED.
SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER l6, AT STABLE NO 43.GREAT JONES
STREET, AT I0l5 O'CLOCK,
OF elegant Coupe, Road and Trotng Horses also fine
Road Wagon double and single Harness, and all best city
makers being in part the fine stock private gentle.
man just returned from Newport and having further
them also two Trottine Horses the property OF
Brooklyn deiauer, and sold by order OF the Court
l6 hands high years old, three quarter thoroughbred
extra STYLE and nish bold and fearless fine
warranted sound and kind; in STYLE good qualities and
bloodcd appearance is second to none.
Team OF entire, handsome, genteel and sensible Road
sters l5A high, and years old mated TO perecton
and drive style and act like horse Ugh bred,
elegant prompt, game, safe and stylish drivers, aud can
beat 20 together In single harness without vice.
trick or bemisb. and warranted sound and kind No
Chestnut Trotting Horse. l5,s high, years old; an
cgant and safe horse for gentemans private road
use; Is sired by Billy Denton, and raised by William
Shaw, of orange county showed at Middleton Fair 2fS
has improved since, and can now ro in 2i5 to road
and webehayed horse, and warranted sound ana Kind
Also the tast Trotting Mare LADY FISKE, formerly
owned by the late James Fisk lbs high, years old
was sired by Alexander's Abdallah, dam by Broken
years old she trotted trial in 1884, driven by Budd
Dobe, who was anxious to train and enter her In the
Buffalo and other purses but her selected her for
road use, she being rugged rapid and reliable 70 road
wagon and perfectly safe IN company and well behaved
she can beat 80 now. and in proper trim can beat 80
valuable for track purposes and for road use has no
superiorj Is war; anted sound and kind.
Also three Road Wagons, by Dusenbury a Vanduser
and Brews;er double and single Harness &c Fun par
tieuars OF all in to.morrow's Herald and at sale;
have been removed for conveniencc OF sale
JOHN l.. vANDEWATEE, Aucdoneer.
The New York herald., 1873-09-16
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc

XNrE OFFER SOME GREAT BARGAINS IN PARK
" and Pony Phaetons Victoras, Dog Carts, nght
Rockaways and road Bugges several second hand aud
MANUiACTURERs' UNION 63s Broadway.
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POSITIVE AND ABSOLUTE SALE
IA. by PUBLIC AUCTION,
TOMORROW WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER II,

A POSITIVE AND ABSOLUTE SALE
"A. by PUBLIC AUCTION.
TOMORROW WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER II,
AT l01s O'CLOCK PROMPT,
AT NO. 3 NELSON PLACE, MERCER STREET,
BETWEEN WAvERLEY AND CLINTON PLACES,
of fve fine and fast Horses Carriages and Harness,
Blankets, Robes 49, the property OF prominent pri-
'"' teHisS'nHa BY JENKINS BUFF, AuoTroNEERs.-
including beautiful pair OF imported Arabian Horses
Is hands high. handsomely marked and well broken to
all harnass and under saddle gentle and doce; can
be driven by and can trot close to mnutes or
me either othem, in 20; can carry heavy weight
and sensible better behaved team Is seldom 10
be found they are warranted kind gentle and fine in
all respects and the attention OF gentlemen in search OF
family team, for show or business purpose are in
vited to call and examine. They have been driven by
past and attracted more attention at
Saratoga past season than team at that place.
Also fine bay thoroughbred Gelding, 1914 hands high,
years old; was sired by imported Glencoe, dam by Abb
dallah he trot fun mile inside 2:io, and promises
with proper handling to trot much aster he is afraid Of
nothing, and warranted sound and kind. -
Also fast sorrei Geldng James +. Coulter he is l5a
when years old trotted in 2: he is honest and pure
gated and 10 track ut any time and show 235 he
Is the best road track family horses to be found
and is warranted kind and true and sound, with excep
ton Of slight wind pufis on legs.
Also fine black Gelting, 1S1s hands high and years
old; was sired by Vermont Black Hawk, dam thor.
ougbred imported mare: he beat 80 to and
true. and NUT be seen to be appreciated.
Also extension top Phaeton, depot Wagon, top and
open Wagons, Pony Phaeton single and double Harness.
Blankets Sheets Robes Whips, &c.
All 10 be at stable at all times prior TO sale.
n. B.-sALE POSITIVE RAIN OR SHINE.
The New York herald., 1873-09-16

AN ELEGANT FAMILY ESTABLISHMENT AT
n auction, at BARKER Il CHASE's. corner OF Broad
way and Thirty ninth street. tomorrow, september IL
at III o'clock, and comprising handsome black Geding
about 6 hands high years old very ay,bina s,yim and n
warranted sound and kind also fine notop two seated
Carriage, Harness, &c. Can now be seen at the Mart
A BARGAIN.-Two LIGHT CLARENCEs EQUAL
N 10 both In 1rst-class order; brown trimmings
two nice light passenger Phaetons for one or two
horses, at 40 Third avenue
A LANDAU, TWO CLARENCES, LIGHT COUPE
A. T. DEMAREsT & CO., 62s Broadway,
VERY STYLISH BLACK HORSE, Is HANDS AND
N eyears old been used and owned by lady for two
years; sound and kind and will be sold for 500. at
stables Is and IL East Twenty eigth street.
A VERY STYLISH PANEL BACK COUPE RoCKA.
n way for sale, built to order and richly rich upholstered
perfectly gentle and stylish black Horse never needs
the whip; stands IS hands 3 inches high; pnce, $3.50
at l4s East Thirty ninth street. call on T. NJ, Duane
street. Now York
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NEW DORP CLUB GROUNDS, STATEN ISLAND
IN Purse $50; three track heats best
in Ave to harness. Saturday, September 20 1873; Eve
hory .to enter and three start $50 rst horse $50
nes beaten - Entrance to he made to proprietor in
writing, with 10 per cent on or before "Wednesday, Y,
Septem IL inst, at p NJ Entrance to the grounds
Soc. u. X. RYERS, Proprietor
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

A It CART BY HAM, COST ss,o FOR $.Co: ON
"A. patent Circular Front Coupe Rockaway cost 81 O
for $500: as good as new. 10 East Fourth street
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II ENTUcKY STATE LOTTERIES
N OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
KEvTucKY-ExrRA CLASS NO. 5S7--sEPrExnER - 1873 -
2s, 6, 81 49, l6 rs, A. 26, 10. ~, Al, 73, "a. ~
20 S,s-ssPrfssurRs 9, * +, lS u iS7s
SIMMONS a Co. Managers, Covington, ky.
SHELBY coLLEGn-RxrRA CLASS no 4S-sErrEMBER ~ 1913
smELny coaGner.ctass NO. iSs-srpThnaKn lb 1873.
,,,.. SMITH : 5o, Eanagers' ooying3en, Ky.
nddrcss @ cLpTE Brok 2o5 groadway lss Fulton
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t AUCTION THIS DAY, BY
n WILLIAM VAN TASSELI. AUCTlONEER
SUCCESSOR TO JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELI).
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THE TURF.

nEERFOOT DRIVING PARK.-TROTTING SEPTEM-
- Der IL at 21a p NJ. Match Tor $2U three In ve In
harness J. v Carros b. Nellie Conder, Mr. Porters
neys ysu N Kate to Tagon NJ Malonsys % s. m D9s
Greys br. g. Glnger in harness Admission, so cents.
WILLIAM MCMAHON, Supefin tendent
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w Fisher by lady friend. Please answer through
The New York herald., 1873-09-16

WANTED-INTELIIGENCE OF JOHN MINTYRE, A
" native of the north OF Ireland and nephew OF the
iate pr browne minister Of Aughadoey, who emigraied
brother & MelNTYRE Cransgh Hin Coeraine Ire:
York, he would learn something TO his advantage. Any
information regarding him will be thankfully received
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13
Please Not Yourself.
BY MRS. ". o. JOHNSON.

Richie Benton's mother called him, one
pleasant morning, and said she wanted him
to weed a certain par; of the garden. His
father was away from homo for some weeks
AID 1be had no one to do such things for
her but Richie as it was during the long
summer vacation, it did not seem to her
unreasonable to expect him to do a little
work sometimes.
But Richie, though not daring to DISC
hey, grieved her almost as much by bis
unwilling and unpleasant spirit
Must |, mother 2 said he | wanted TO
90 right oil in the woods with Ben and Joe
aud the rest. wish did not have to work
IN vacation. think ought to have it all,
to do Jus, % | please
His mother thought moment.
Richie, snid she, do you suppose you
arc the only one who feels that way 2
Yes ma'am.' The boy looked surpris.
ed. You can do just what you like, and
father, and
Stop, moment, dear ], for one, don't
do as like, By great DEAL
Why, mother Do you do what you DONE
want to, any more than l want TO weed
those beds 2
Yes, almost every day. And Richie,
do not believe that you or I, or any one,
would be really the happier, if We only pleas.
ed ourselves
WOlI, any way said the boy, I'D like
to try it ju't for one week-just do moth
Jog at all but what really wanted to do
and see if it did not make me happier
'You may, answered bis mother, 'if you
will allow me the same privilege
Riches eyes opened wide.
What mother DO you really mean il 2
4 do; bu' yoU must be wiling should
DO The same
'Ob, that, indeed, yes. Good -
Shouted Richie, tossing up bis cap. Then
| needn't weed the beds 2
NO
And l may go to the woods right OF
now, may Ii Goodbye : aud be was of
10 e moment, singing aud vbiSIlipg
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

To Guar DASDRUFF.- preparation Of one
ounce of the -four of sulphur and quart Of
water was made. The clear liquid WAS poured
off, after the mixture had been repeatedly agita-
ted during intervals Of few hours and the head
was saturated with this every morning. In n
few weeks every trace OF dandruff had disappear
ed, the hair became soft and glossy, and now
after discontnuance o. the treatment for eigh-
teen months, there is no indication of the return
Of the disease
do not pretend to explain the modus operan-
di of the treatment, for it is we'll known that
sublimed sulphur is almost or wholly insoluble.
and the liquid used was destitute Cf taste, color
or smell The effect speaks for itself. --Lady' /.
Friend.