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, 1873-12-18

sS sort sGfs ssar rT ao Gs neets os" o hs ss %
sult, 5n FOR Hlnslders. G14GlG@ao for al'nrt
ricn anl lun,g clnnr, at,l G,aa ior hl'nit clear;
do short ribs Or long clear, Gsl6oa1ao; DO
short elcar, 7o, ii. long cut INNS, 0G1
N}{c. Afoata, aollor t1aannty, aio',: !!AoD1lie
1iu,o than fur December atosa lcaf, Su.0ta1
ss25; oxlrn mess d;. sn,a,GnH;26; boei hnm',
ubo at 1t0ac. baos woro ropurtaa Of .1oo brls
hrla inoaa pork at e14.00; 0DD l,rla do sniGcr
January at Sl4.oo1(; 1,oop br!s do Aollcr Tebr,,,
Il sltg21 Ii 29 200 1 bsls do = et y, '56o 4 So o
tcs lard at skc 05u tcs DO. In lotB Vt &c; 10 les
do {Lntcl,ors) at 71Sc 2iU tcs slo seller January
at go, 7oo tcs DO rclcr Fobriary ut 85ac; 20
tcs do ut So.G0; 25U tcs 10 acllor Marcli at 5S.3D
30; 10000 lis do seller February nj b>lo, !, 900
lhs groan short rfhH ut 0c: CO. 09l lin nalscd 10
Mt G51c; 4DDDO lhs do (l'ooria) at G11c; l40
Doxos do at 6Slo; W ,0UU lA short Gloar Ut U1ic;
%, 600 ID. gye"n hanas IL lhs) ut Be; 1000 pcs
dS iS a. L. y} o4 IT 7Ss go @ pcs Dc 2s s @ q eS {i
30 ten wllito grease 1T Gllc.
Flour was less aotlvo, at unchanged prices.
There waB n fair demand from oEpnrtnrB, hut
they gonoraally dcmandca ooacosnionH, which
holders would not mako; honco bought but it,
tic. Dealers olaimcll TINT tlioY Ind not advanced
prices to correspond with tho roccut rsso It,
wheat, aul ooull not, therefore, submit to ro-
duclions now. TlIa 1ocnl trade took hold rathor
freely. Bran WINS firm and scarco. saloa woro
reported Of 2U0 brls winter white extras OH p.i-
vato terms 100 brla spring oxtras (Alaca fnncy)
at S8.15; 500 br1s do (aliun.l at @5.75; 100 brIa
do at $5.G2]1 100 brls DO at 6.60i 1000 brlB do
OIL private tormH; 81 brlB buckwhaat at $500; ;
60 blla rye at sl.76; 100 Irls do at s4.a5 Tota1,
2,875 brls. The following wero tho closing
, 1873-12-18

LIVERPOOL, Dec. It'll u m.-Flonr, 28s929s ID.
Wheat ia 3l6sl4s Cd sprng, lis 1d912s ID; white,
1ss od@13s 81 club, l3s 9d3l&s ID. Corn, s6s u.
Pork, G6H ID. Lard, 40s ID.
LIvEnrooL, Dec. ia p. m.-Marhets unchanged.
L1vEnpoo1, Dec. IA p. m.-Broadstuna quiot
md unchanged.
L1ysArooI, Dec. 17-6 2. m.-Cotton steady !;
niling upland, 8}sd Orleans, sgd. Sales, u, ,U01
bales American, ot700 bales; speculation aud e1-
port, 1000 hates.
Drea.lstuiEa-Quiet aud unchanged. .....
LONDON, Dec. 17-S i. m,-TAo rhte for money at
the STOCK Exchange Government securities Ia per
cent Tbs amount Of bullion withdrawn from The
Bank Of England baauco to-duy Is G9,0uU.
Gos01s fos money! IN, oa eeoSant a1 ~
1U-4os, D9h now bs, VlA; New York Central, 7aH i;
Eric, j03s Erie proferrud, ~.
pAn1B, Dec. lT,-Itautes, t0f 16o.
, 1873-12-18

5000 ooo pounds, altnoae eHesiscly domestic wool
nNd Etar9a Are ~ much rcsnred holders feel tt!at
pensol,,
ht,n,.factnrcra nro now moro anxious to t.. secure
snplliea than holstera are 10 naGt the market. anl
1.n1nlfActhrorn, dealers, n,i arecAtorH havo tnrncA
their attention 70 tlIe interior 70 secure what htse
wno hnre IL ,cst uslsold. IN Ohio mud pennsylvania
nl throughout thu interinr lin urmlc s held oven
higher than ln cnfrc.t rhtna OIL tho Boahoar1: Iho
advance t wHas Inv now r. fae asn essmol''sa 1T IT.
l'ast va weeks, nru convinced that lilo opportunity 10
purchase cheap lots llaa lassntl.
suAwnHE rows, ILL.,, Dcc. 1t, 1870.
70 Tho Editor n The GAita1n Ttthhc:
l Hco various reports IN regard to tho corn
oropa-ono ln TuE TntDuxE, from "1rn1uols."
will glvo you n fow items from hero. Ihe river
l!ostonl oorn-1lantors say that whore tl!oy get
yoar l,as fallen oil noaty, an III some cascB
une-tlirl. Bolno OF tho turner's report t'1n eorn
NJ hanvy IN quality, willie utlers my TINT lie
Rtaplo IL mt 80 good. Tho farillois on tho rivers
in tho our to flat Of cori,boas, which oarry frotn
G0J0 to IT, 900 bushels. Tllis Is aboustllo ohoaI-
cst transportation that tho farmers enn Rot nliA
Ecnornlly proves auccosstnl; but Hello corn has
como It, vet from tho into,ior, aud tho conse-
unenoo Is tllat no shipments havo bcon mado
from wharf by stoam this fall. THO general
suppostiou IL that shipments will fall on nnarli
onc-ilnif Of walnt thoy wero last vtnteri bnt
botter prices will 10 rcnfizoa. ThtH will gtvo
yunr roa.losa sonio idoa OF tho last corn erop In
this seOlion. JAoR.
In tho afternoon whoat was quiet, closing tt'o
same as on 'Ohnnyo. 1t sold nt 81 14al6D1.lb for
January, antl cloBnd ut tho inaido Corn was
stronger, aolllng ut 52@522Sc for january, clos-
moss me- pork at $14.55, nud 30 bris do at s14.5o
seller Fcbruary. Also, LOO tes lard ns $3.50 tor
Jauuaty.
, 1873-12-18

NOGH-Mcasured by tho voiume Of sales thoro was
change for the better compared with yesterday Or
Monday, hut hero tho improvement ccaned prlces re-
naining weak ui,scttlc and IRREGULAR while but 1T
lo was accomplished toward CLEARING the pens Of the
larger aoeumuatlons Of tho previous two days. tho
tou! u the days saea searcey exceeding The fresh ro,
representatives 1T the yards, they limited mt
" to tho nubor Of hogs they should buy. but they
Inn tLo maximnm, Tho programme waa followed out
10 latter aud the few thousand hogs taken IN their
intcrcst wero parchnRed ut f4Go9&.7b for medium to
rhpice lots. Slfupera took held with considerable
freedom Ut 81 o54so, whilo for few solicited lots
high It .8a4 30 was pasd but the great bulk Of tho
transfers worn within the rauge Of $4.C0@4.75 The
influence Of the innntnerable telegras sent out DUR
ing Monday and Tuesday by commission uacn was
visible in the greatly diminished receipts tlo fresh
arrivals falling short Of 21,oU0. Our estimate in tho
above tabo embraces 900 or hogs received
Yesterday. but which not un1oadcd In time to he
Included III Yesterdays Official report Duyera pre-
dict lower prices for tomorrow, b's oer9 seen con-
Wa quote closing prices ut 60 for common to
medium, aud at 80 for good to really choico.
, 1873-12-18
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

CATTI.E-T.lo cattle market Waa without change in
any important particular. There WIS perhaps ltiHO
falling on in the demand for shipment East, resulting
from the less favorable tone Of ha aaylcea from tho
suaboar hUl tliuro Rouo Increase In the dclnana
for butcher stu to supply local wants, bnd for stock
atesrb, 80 that lu ts aggregate about ~ much stun
changed har'ls Oh on yesterday Of Monday: The
yesterday but this fact IL attribaahlo to tho be.ter
c4sa Ut stock sae, and wss not due to any aire-
cauou in market vuluea. On tho contrary,
saslisz days os thA weak. Aouuh no assasinuaa o&
, 1873-12-18

stock WA appreciaby lowcr: Bono ohriarns eteora
aol1 at 6.10thc outside ynro boinE paid for
CARLOAD averaging 1928 ba-anl few co'co droyca
wero spotea II a *ooa35g bnt tho provaaltnsa,,y na
AGO for common to medium shipping grados mud Ut
s!os34eo f9r good quay. 1nferlor inlxod luta a.,d
fow trannfarH ut,or $3.50. The market closod
quiet ntd rather uasior Than 1t opened. clow tho
current quothtioha:
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Dcovea- Graded atecfB, averaging 400 ,.
10 lt560 ha.. $3.tO9bs71
Choice Uceses-Fno, fat well formed aycar
to year old aterra, ayoraging 1,300 to
Good Deevoa-Wel-fa -fattcncd, finely formed =.
staors averaging t,2o0 to 1850 Ga .... 4.3oa4.75
Medium QratlcB-BtterH III FUR Gesh, aver
ngng l15o 10 lao hs.................. a.75a&.1s
Untc!lcra Htock-Comman to fair stocrnt
, and good to o1tra Gown, for city slaughter,
averaging $50 10 1,1o0 0bs.............. 3.00@4 90
Stock Uattlo-Com,no.i cattle, III decent
eah. avarngtnK 100 to 1,0jO iba, ....... 2.Go@3,2
Iuferlor-Light and tllin cowH, hcforH.
alaRs, bulls and acslnwag steers. 1.60@22s
CatO-Tc1as, Gl,ofce cor1-fod ........... 40u994Gl
Ctte-Texua. sumnlored North. .......... 273tt3nC
Uatte-Toxas through droves ........... 1.76QS9.bt
q Af
, 1873-12-18
MONEYAND GONNA ERCE.
MONETARY.
N'kpNEspAr 1tvENtNn. Dcc. ]

-
VspyrspAr EyEYtNu Dec II.
Tbo monetary sttuatIou improves Htoa,Il1y.
r...',h,n fnuda ,ro hooo,n,,o nhn,,,lont IN ali
hoannplo 'n'soS ato oeeon,ins "u''''a""s ~ "'
parts OF tho country, nna tho Ecnothl movement
Of n1l kinds of cropH ia na actvg as 1t oyer In Mt
III. aoason OF tho yonr. This Ia not only trlo
T., ro.nrd r., tto rrnin md lnr oyora of tho wost.
~ tee"'" ~ Wv H'" , w Aea .,e,s.
but IL equally 80 Ill rogafd 10 tho COTTON CROP
aho pnnlo, Of courao, cat1sod temporary cosfa-
lion in tho cotton ,novomont both OF receipts
fro,n tin country and Of exports, but since tho
..s,,aroI ~ h,ai,oao tlo cotton n,ovo,,onL
Eou''H4 'os4'"' " u"'''s' Wv
haB rorlVot Oh soa'o thas II lnst oVotco'"s s',o
hiatus made by the panio. Tho total rooelpfs
Of cotton nt all tue principal aeapor.s since
,r,,,.t an, ooo otou y,r t,,o c,rro,noni,,,1 m,
"s".'es 80" ''so' ~. Wv 49,
uod OK 1Sf:' n'et, Oh petofo tomarHou' tno Io-
copt increase OF receipts Is fant o1tingnishing
receipts for tle weok onling Doc 70 weto 172,-
Blu balos, against 1876 SOL TOR tho corresponding
week OF Inst year, aitt tho exports for tho week
ending Doc IL woro H. 165 bnlos, against g. 785
For noarly two weoks now, currency has been
flowing freely from Now York TO tho Bonth,
aud tio rccapctatiou of businoss, Ia that
pnrt of tho country s as positive III 1t ls In tho
eroat staple, together with tho continued do
maud for Western products. whont corn pork.
,tc.. oto., and tho Hmnll voluno Of imports Of
foreign gools, are still making the balance Of
tra1o with foreign countries III our favor, aud
must cause still further nhipnouts Of specie
erola England to this country. Tho nctive move
mcut Of tho crops OF both tie WoBt and South
ire making money moro plenty, and helping tlo
liquidation OF Indebtedness throughout the
sountry.
Thus az far ns the commercial affatra Of tho
souutry are concornod everything indicates that
not only are the effects OF tho panic dsapponr-
lng, but thut before spring poople will wonder
Mat they oycr took SO gloomy view of affairs
- they did month ago. It is now tue general
beliot in tho EnsoYn cies that money must eo.,-
linue worry casy all winter. Tho Now York. City
ba,,Iss aro not only accommodating tho norchautn
lleoly, but havo returned to thoir old policy Of
Ioaning largely on call. Two waoss honoo,
alHo, there will bogin m ontpouriiig
Of at least 7b 600 001 OF intcreat and dividonds.
Tho Government alone must pay out S25,-
t33279 Of gold interest a2, ,000. QUO Of currency
ntoreat, mid probably S20, 900, 200 in redemption
,f the honda Ut 1874. Besides tliB Ia the intor-
sst OF, tho various Stute mud city duhtH which Ia
, 1873-12-18
Now York Dry Goods Market,

NEW yonK, Doc. 17.-ColnmBsion houses wers lehs
actively empluyed to-,ay. but there WINS moderate
jonbing trade. The arkB for cotton goods IL strong,
with an upwlrd tendency. peppere 1ne brow1Aa are
alyanced Nc pr yard. Columbian donins hAye gono
ars fairly actiye. Rockville aud Wellington fancy
prints sold at auction at from Sc to exc.
, 1873-12-18
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. II.
Tho following werc tho receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce ln Chicago
during tho paat tweuty-four hours, aud for the
corrosponding date ono year ago:
, 1873-12-18

udpd, two-lhifla Price; branied 10 per cent on.
Bnccp polls, WOOL estmated washed, per ID, $50
WKc.
ffOpS-wero qn!ot a1d unchanged As follows Com
nlon 10 primo Western, afa40c; New York Atasc, 40
@i5e: 1}avnrAn. d0Gf4bc.
Ils0N AND sTEEfr-Trada Ia light, though fnte for
tho season. PRICES nro oasy mil luoscd 21o or for
, 1873-12-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



DosroN, peo l7.-Wool hrm and in good demand
yory Is,i Guol prices continue 10 he obuinel.
STOCKS fall kinda uro moderate for the seasol. The
demand Is chiefly for tue tecccs Saes of oxtra aud
double extra Ohio anl Pennsylvania 22355ci %tscon-
ain untl Michigan, 48es6ln pulled wooR selling quito
freely aud rallgo from Acc 10 Soc.
, 1873-12-18
REAL ESTATE.

Tie following instruments were h1ed fos record
On Wednoaday, Dec. III
clT1 PROPERTY.
Tia premises No, G1 Vlueannes w, dated NOV. II
sonsida1suou, $la.uG.
, 1873-12-18

SHEEP-Wefe In alF fequedt AZ stoao3 pI1ceSp Ut a.
$3.00@350.
NEW YORK.
NEW YonK, Dec. MISUNDERSTANDING, 9.7so. Tic
fog on thu river preyentef outside lots from reaching
The nurket III tio for sale to-day. Dressed hogs aro
nriner aud advanced to 8H@7]5c for city, aud 6hG7c
for Western.
BUFFALO.
DupFALo, Dec. 17.-CArTLE- --neceipts, including
reported arrivaa, 581 total for the week, 6,lB5 The
market was moderately sci'e and strong at last
weeks quotations. Tho guilty Of stock offered was
common to prime, but little medium offering. Sales
tns1n's 4oo OHIO steers, ay oss 70 4e " It - MS
@5.S0 100 Texas Btcers av GA to oad lbs, ut 50
$50 1asliana steers. 1,0Bo to 1903 lbs, At GOO
4G7H 100 Michigan stoers, av 10o to l,2o9 LIS, ut
$J.5u@3.i6.
sIExp AND LAhtns-Ncceipa. including. reported
arrivals 900 total for tile wuek 1J8oo. The market
ae,iyo ns dec'!ne on a lss fso last weeks
closing psiccB. HAea incluu 1000 Michigan Sheep, ny
7sGs9J lbs, at 20o oAlo sheep, w so bs Mt
$4.51
IIoas-Rcccips, including reported arrivals. 200
total for tie week. IT, 0 againH TOO hoaa for tho
BA,nc time laat week. Tho market VIM dull and slow
ut 900 decline from yesterday. Eorksrs, 68loo;
heavy Logs, f6.2C@6. 80.
, 1873-12-18


EVENING DoAnp, CHICAGO, Doc. 17.--9 p. M
saloH, $50 brls moss pork, seller January,
$l9.8711 250 brls DO, seller February, s1i.37H.
, 1873-12-18
LOCAL STOCK AND BOND MARKET.
Mesars. Preston, Keau l. Co. quote as TO
uWp this afternoon:

LATEST.
NEW Y0nK. Dec. 17.--1loney WINS nctive, and c1oae
thu morning nj lilo, but In the afternoon declined
o per ccus, Will, the closing business at htSG
Sterling ruled firm ut lua7s fos sixtyday, ana 1e9H
or sight.
The customs receipts we're $170 COO. --...
uoll cloBed quiet ut l11J@, utter selling At 1llk@
Mas,
Loans woro 1t A97 for gold, aud 1-32 for carrying.
TUE Assistant Treasurer .Hbusse1 $l3l ,000.
The rlearilga wcro s., ,0Do,000.
Government bon.ls were firm.
Btait. hpnts wern dull
Satks wura dull. TIE COURSE Of tho market was TO-
s.nra wrr prces from the ocung until o'clock, the
lutltt,e ranging from to pcr cent. This Was SUBJ
.rlueny recovered III many cassa AZ te tiaa coso.
lhovu thu lowest lonl u tte day. The ellicf dealings
.sra in unian pAeinc, Wes,eru unson hako shc4re,
a!a,a Cs.ral TAe Old poo! Ia tho lastur stock are
quietly buying 1t up. Tha salaa of ~tock between 10
ina ! o'cork amounted to eo,00o Ehnres, OF whi.4
l5,Ju0 Western Union, Uv Union pac!hc 7,uoo
Wabash, 5,0pl Pacific Mail, 5000 ohoa ,d0o IT. Paul.
900 Lake Hl0r, U0V Columbus, Chicago lnd1lua
ceur;I, aud 3,uoO Northwestern.
Amount Of loau-corthcatea outstanding 81 ,o0o
, 1873-12-18

the wool n,nrkut the llat week, but tho advance a
fully susta!Nel an4 the sAes, upwaras Of IVY ooo
large could have boon expecssd utter sch decided
sn1 rapid advance In prices. During the past two
Nsats Tia TRANSACTIONS 10 th1s market hare bosn about
, 1873-12-18

i IIAY-VherB " no change; shippers aro operating
srurinuy, aud ts demand Il Nght, ail principally for
Aon.e consumption. Wa tuot0 the Wholesale prices
Jud by lcalprs, follows to conain ~ 900 tbs ;
Nrw t!@ony s9' AZ +, ao NJ ~ tx SlysSs @
ia nr'.,S prairs, Msi 81 % DO Nc. S ID H. l.
tsW@5.0U do, sIuuR., 37.oa098.00. LOOSE tN WAuuN
--Vlnloty, I'll .11GS l30O prairie, s7.0O@D.no. Fur
delivery of prevse according tu distance.
HlDEa-Wess III fair requeat aud Bteady, ut tho
annexed range; areo4 city butshers, dM@5hsoi M@sh III
1u greCn calf' liz green kip i6o dry calf 2ue dry
klp i7u; dry sAlted 40lbui dry Hint 19@l7c; deacon
sklus w gEubby, scossa cut II oharwisa dam"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-07
She Said So.

Sarah Smith stands sorrowfully So
lus; she sees splendid spruces sur
rounding shady spots; she sees Sum
mer sun shining; she smells sweet sa-
vors; sweet songs singing sllvery
strains serenade Sarah. Still She
sighs. Sunsets soft shades settle ST.
lently; still she stands sishing. Sud-
denly she started. She saw some
stranger strolling silently southwark.
Stop" she shouted. stop. stran-
ger, Sarah Smith says So" Stately
she stood, sternly she shouted. "Stop.'
Samuel Slocum, successful statesman,
smooth speaker, started, saw Sarah;
seemed surprised, said soliloquizing:
strange. seemingly scarce sixteen;
so sweet. so simple, still SO strangely
suspicious. She seemed strangely
sad. Say something, sweet Sarah"
She. stopping some silent struggle,
said, "Surely, sumo strangers see
sights. Shall Sarah Smith shun such?
Scarcely" So, strolling silently
strangerward. she said: "Sarah Smith
scorns suspicious scandals; she seeks
sympathy. Say, seeks she successful
ly?"
Sill shonc silvery streams slanting
southwark. Samuel Slocum sat sweet
ly smiling; S,rah Smith seated suspi-
ciously somewhere. Sunsets serene
splendor suggested supper. Still she
sat. She sought sympathy successful
ly; supper seemed superfluous. Some
six Sundays succeeding she signed
some sketches Sarah Smith Slocum.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-07
JoAou1N M1LLER,s FIRST PoEM
THE MINERS GRAVE.

A miner In his cabin lay dying. far away
proud and gay.
And comrado stood bcsidc him and while be
bathed his brow
He saw that life was sinking, and nutterinS,
faint and low;
He raised him on his pillow, and the man
estayed TO speak.
While the last drop OF LIES blood lit up his
ghAStly cheek.
~ am going" said tho miner. and he drew his
comrAde near,
That his faint and dying whisper might not
escape his ear,
down the dark and lowly valley, and 6 mes
sage you must bear
To one who has mourned .or me as have
mourned for her.
In . proud and stately mansion, in my old New
She. Ia dwelling with her father, who drove me
Ills daughters hand was given to wealth and
titled fame,
But her heart 10 me was given, with no fortune
bot my name.
She's been faithful to her promise, and she
mourns my long delay;
Oh, she little creams yon zephyr will wan my
life away"
And now the lonely miner, FAR in the sunset
Sleeps on tha, sunny hillside that last eternal
rest,
And the pine boughs mourn above him as the
winds 20 rustlins by, ...-r.
And chant b, lonely requiem in their lons and
And the wild grass, too, Is growing, and in the
zephyrs wave,
On ths, hr.ofr, sloping hillside, on the miners
lonely grave.
Eugene City, January, 1851.
.. - Or,Nou D,,nn-rrk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-07

The spirits ar, ely in Atlanta.
One man swcaiS, ,Vnat he has seen his
No. S cooking stove and a wheelbar-
row come through the keyhole Of his
room, and is particularly astonished
at the conduct OF his l2Xl5 wood house
which comes dancing out of the fire
place; scattering Goals right and left
and compels him to vacate his apart
rnent. He makes no mention whatev-
er Of having seen anything that looked
like q snake.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-07
NOTICE.

HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED wM. HY.
| DoANE as my Deputy, to transact all busi-
ness for me In my name during my absence
East. WIN HY. D0ASE can be I 'und at the
ofdee OF the Northwestern Mutual Life lnsur
ancs Company. Medin Building, Cstrcet, from
10 A. Il. to 4 p. II. every day.
= John Il. MILLS.
Virginia City, December !, 1872. deli lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-07

An original French surgeon has i'll
serted watch crystals into the skulls OF
his dogs, whereby he can look in and
SEQ the workings Of their brains under
different influences.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-07
CAUTION.

CALEDONIA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
y stock sold to pay amount due on Assoss-
ment No. 3:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-04
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Living AdvertiS enieuts.

n,ediciuc that has do more than all the pre
scriptions of the Pharmacopcis to protect the hu-
man systein anst the bodily ills per ducod by
unhealthy surroundings, is certainly worthy OF
universal confidence. II ie mainly on account of
its extraordinary preventive properties that Hos
in localities subject the vista ton of miasna.c
levers aud other disease produced by emposoned
air. family that has escaped sckn. SIS during a
sickty Geasnn in consequence OF using the B.tters
virtues of the preparation. The whole neiehbor-
hood req lie the fact 81 couldn have believed II
says 81 scarcely credited the adver tiseInents:
but one must believe what sees. )" says nother
sit is the very thing need in this unwho lesome
result ia that the instinct of self defence the first
law of nature, induces three tourths of that com
munisy to obta in a supply of the great vegetable
antidote before the next sickiy Gets in. In
winter. when the systen requires extra vigor and
elasticity to BILE ii to battle the effects Of damp
and cold, the Bitters will be found particularly
aervicesbl Rheumatism will not be apt to festen
upon muse lee aud that have been braced 10
by this excellent iuvigorant and nervne nor will
tn" seventies of the which have such a dia-
astrous effect the puImon airy organe the feeble
and delicate, be likely to cxercise the same un-
toward influences in caees where the stomac h and
the external surface OF the body (Which always
sympa thizss with the digestive organs) have been
The fits of Indigestion and irregularities of tho
bowels which proceed from sudden changes of
weather may always be averted by timely use of
the Btters,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-04
Centaur LtninieHt.

There is no pain which the Centaur Linment
will not relieve, swelling it will aubdue, and
no lameness which it will not This is strong
language. but 10 is true. 1t has produced more
cures of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-jaw, palsy,
sprains, dwellings, caked breasts, scalds, burns,
a't-rhenm, ear-ache, &c, upon the human frame,
and of strains, SPAWN. gals. q upon animals in
one year than have all other. pretended remedies
since the world began. 1t is counter irr.tant, an
ail-healing pain reliever. Crpples throw away
their crutches, the lame walk, poisonous bites
rendered harmless and the wounded ARE healed
without scar. 1t is no humbug The recipe is
published around each bottle. 1t is feeling a no
article before Sold and it sels because it does
just what it pretends to do. Those who now suffer
from rheumatism, pain or lin e deserve to suffer
il they will not Centaur Ln:ment. More than
1000 certificates of remarkable cures, including
frozen limns, chronic rheumatism, govt running
tumors. &C., ha We been received We will send a
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$l.00. j. B. ROSE Co., So Broadway,!; New
York. -