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FRENCH COTTAGE FOuSTAiN.-Any one wish
ing to obtain glass Of pure Soda-Water, with
unadulterated syrups of home manufacture,
can do so by calling ON Nicely & Pybas, drug
gists, Main st. jackson. may 9-tf
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PuhIic SnenI.inr.

The HHjeFsAsaed, candidate for Tax
Collector win address the people of Madl-
son county at the following times and
pisces:
Harrisburg, saturday, July 25th.
Medon, Tuesday. 2sth.
Voting Precinct, 81 Dist. Wednesday,
July 29th.
Voting Precinct 4th District, Thursday,
July 30th.
Denmark, Friday, July 3lst.
Huntersville, Saturday, August 1t,
Pleasant Plains, Monday, ." Sd.
Carroll Station, Thursday, August 4th.
MeCrees' Wednesday, Sth.
All candidates are invited to be present.
JIG. HUDSON.
jackson, July 2Ist, 1874.
II is a well known fact that auction
houses sell goods cheap, as tue inducement
offered TO do business, which requires the
goods to be sold at very small profits. 1t
is true we are Blowing our own horn, but
we think a close examination of our goods,
and the low prices we have placed on them,
will satisfy the closest buyer that we mean
business. FIJI. MAYO.
Take BLENNERHAssETT BITTERs for
all diseases OF the Liver.
MURDERED. A negro man by the name
Of Barnett, was shot and killed, near Clay
brook, on Saturday last, by another negro
named Adam Key. In the frial Key prov
ed that the shooting was purely accidental,
but afterwards admitted that he did it on
purpose, alleging Barnelt's intimacy with
his wife as the cause. The shooting was
done with a shot gnn, the enthe lead lodg-
I ing in Barnetrs abdomen and producing
almost instant death. Key escaped.
CHURCH BANQUET.--we are pleased to
learn that the ladies OF the Baptist Church,
Of this city, propose giving an elegant ban.
l quet in the lowrf Court Room. on the eve
nmg OF Thursday the SOth inst, continuing
from : TO IL pm, at which time all the
substantialS and delicScics Of the season
/ will be served. On this occasion the ground.
Of Count Square will be suitably arranged
for promenade and tete a tete. The pur.
/ posi- OF this entertainment Ito assist in the
/ completion OF their beautiful church, we
/ trust will insure for them Il liberal patron.
| age, both from the city and surrounding
country.
GoIIadRy's FInh Annual Drawing
Is the very thing for the present financial
4 embarrassment. $4,000 Is enough to start
/ any poor in business, or furnish the rich
with pocket change without making fool
of either. Should he fail to get the $1,000
he may get good homo in Louisville,
! Nashville or Bowling Green Tickets can
be obtained nom our Agent, Mr.. Tom Hook
-er, at Mrs. Rockers Millinery Pariors on
J Main street.
THE 18TH The vote Of the 18TH District
met in Convention on the 18Th j. J. Bird.
song, Esq, was recommended a. u suitable
representative of Madison county to the
next Legislature, and the Delegates were
instructed 10 vote for him, and also for II
| J. Livingston for Chancellor.
The following gentlemen were also dc,
clared the choice Of the convention fol
/ county offices: 5. d. Barnett, County Court
Clerk; S. W. Boon, Circuit Court Clerk
] r. NJ. May, Sheriff; E. A. ClSrk, Tax Col
] lector; II. c. McCutchen, Register, Jas. NJ
: Cartmell, Trustee.
J. w. Warmoth, Jnu. NJ Simpson, w
+ D. Fly, J. A. Donell and J. Lewis were ap.
pointed delegates 10 the convention to be
held on the 9th.
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The Umbrella is more useful than orna-
mental these mid summer days, and if you
want cheap but serviceable article Of this
Kind, call at ALEXANDERS.
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uArY AND COUNTY ITEMS.

BLENNERHASSETrB ITTERS cures liv-
er diseases, indigestion, sour stomach, and
purifes the blood.
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The Office Of the Jackson Dispatch hiss
been removed to the building formerly oc-
cupled by the Courier, on Lafayette street.
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Also, a large stock ofOther goods, embrace
ing nearly every line carried by any house
in the country. These are all fresh and de
sirable goods, and We respectfully invite the
attention Of the public to the immense sac
riflee now being made on the above men
TONED stock OF goods
F. H MAYO.
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Thursday, Angust Iath. 81,

Thursday, August 18th, 1874,
in which the qualified voters of the city of
Jackson shall determine whether they will
accept the proposition OF the New Orleans,
st. Louss and Chicago Railroad Company
to locate their Machine Shops for the divis-
ion OF said road between Jackson, Tennes-
see, and Cairo, Illinois, and to empower the
Board Of Mayor and Aldermen to subscribe
and pay TO said company sixty thousand
dollars upon the terms and conditions pro-
posed by said company on the 10th day of
July, 1874, as the same appears on file in the
office of the Recorder Of said city OF Jackson.
Persons desiring 70 vote for the acceptance
OF said proposition, giving the authority TO
the Board TO make said subscription, shall
have printed OF written on their tickets
"For Machine Scoops" and those opposed,
the words mo Machine shops"
The following persons and places are ap-
pointed for holding said election:
EIIEST WARD.-At the Court House, JnO.
o. McCiehee, L L Weatherly and W. a.
Barnhill, Judges; 7. /. kendrlck, officer.
SECOND WARD.-At JOyce's store, \. 7.
Pigues, Ed. Burke and Chas. Houston,
Judges; \. L Whyte, officer.
THIRD WARD.-BroWn' s store, j. II. Har-
per. hRobL Brown, ST., a. l. HlghtOwer,
Judges; I. J. Caruthers, officer.
FOURTH WARD.-AudreWs shop; r. W.
Andrews. W, i. McNabb, VIM. HOgsett
Judges; c. +. lands, officer.
jIy1S-4w- r. n. MAY, Sheriff
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Our prescription desk is supplied with
PURE and FRESH MEDICINES, and n
competent prescription clerk always ON
hand. NELLY ~ P1 BIAS.
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The Cairo people propose an excursion
10 Jackson within a few weeks. should
they come, generou. Hospitality will be
extended them.
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BLENNERHAsTETTB ITTERs cures all
diseases arising from torpid liver, indlsposi-
ton and impure blood
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Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps, and COM
pIete line of Gents underwear. at
w. w. GATES, Jr. & 90.
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TCOMNUNICATED1

). w. Boon has been called upon through
the papers, and by gentlemen, TO say whsth-
er he will abide the action of the conven-
tioa or not. He will not answer. II. A.
sneed has declared himself in favor OF the
convention. Choose between them.
july25-lw. GREENBRIER.
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The TICNIC.-The pIcI.ic IN McClaHa-
hans grove on Wednesday, was one Of the
most delightful affairs Of the season. Every
thing was conducted with due regard to
all the prophecies. The music was cXcep-
tionally fine, the dancing full OF grace and
''elan," the refreshments plentiful and ele-
CANT, and the crowd large and well be-
haved. It is seldom that 20 many beautiful
ladies grace any occasion, and their reign
supreme over the hearts 5ud purses OF the
gentlemen Is evident by the warm contests
for the different prizes. Miss Mamie Clark
won the gold ring with amethyst set; Miss
Annie Murphy the bracelets; Miys Katie
McNayin, a prize as the most graceful
walter; Mr.. Sam Norwood, the prize
for the best horseman; Mr.. A. T.. Up
shaw, Of the "COuTier-Heraid," the gold
pen awarded 10 the most popular
editor, and Dir. Robert Rawls the gold
mounted mace as the most popular police
man. The prizes were all warmly contest
ed and the voting was conducted with the
utmost fairness, so far as we know.
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Double and SInEIe-Breasted.Cu taway
Paletots, Prince Albert, BANANNA Plaids'
and GRANGER FRoCKS, at
w w. GATES, Jr. 81 co.
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fSvou wish % avoid III health keep BIZ n
NFRHASSETT BITTERS always on hand
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RID. Evans viii run Hack daily,
from Gadsden to Alamo, during the next
Circuit Court. jlyIs Nv.
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Nalises, light, commodious, cheap, and
made OF the best stock in the market, at
iuncO-tf ALEKAHDElrs.
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Goods delivered To any part OF the city
free. TERMS STRICTLY CASH.
innn1T.Im
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BETHEL COLLEGE,
NTcKENZIE. TENN,

n EXT term will begin August 81, 1874. All
~ the teachers are experienced and eff
Gent The very great increase of students
is sufficient recommendation. MatricuIa-
t1ons last year l52. Instruction thorough
and practical in the Preparatory, Academic,
Collegiate, Music and Telegraphic Depart
ments- Board from $40 TO sl3-j0 per month.
Tuition from $40 to 50 per session. Pros
poets are very encouraging. For Informal
ton address REV. w. W. HENDRIX,
July 25,-2m President
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You will find at Nicely & Pybas' the finest
assortment of Trusses, Hard Rubber, Sill
YER, Steel, and all kinds to be bad in Jack
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Best aud purest old WHISTLES, BRAN
DIES and WINES, at
NELLY a. PYBAS'
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NOTICE.

- n.
ID to me directed by the Governor of the state
of Tennessee, will open and hold an election
at all the different voting places in Madison
County, Tennessee,
ON the 9Th day OF August next. 1874.
For the purpose Of electing a Chancellor for the
10th Chancery Division Of the State OF Tennes .
see, TO nn out the uneNpIred term occasionel
by the resi gnation of the Hon. James Fen. res 2,
also, az the same time and places, will open
and hold an election for county officers, a
School Commissioner Tor each civil district To
serve for three years and one magistrate each
In the 9Th, 18Th, and ilth civil districts.
Julyl1 4w JOHN L. FRY, Coroner NJ. c.
JUDGES AND OT-FTCTlss or 1srucrop,
9Th AUGUST, 1874.
District No. I.-Pinson--O nleer. II. A. MAYS;
Judges-SamueI Goodwin, John Vantreese and
a II. Mays. HendersOn--Ohicer, L. II. Bag
well Judges-B. A. Hicks j. n. Hunter and
District No. .--Mel:on-Onlcer. ID Lacy:
Jndges-C F Benton, P Cobb and Jordan
District No. -Denmark-Onicer, w w
Weatherly; Judges Z NewsOn, w NJ Henry
and N Rose. Precinct No. 2.-Oficer, W
CObbj Judges-R Newsom, w W Glidewell
and James Cole.
District No. 4-Denmark-Onicer.F A Kee-
Ian; Judges-W J. Utiey, J G Reid and II By
rum. Precinct No. 2.-Odicer, II Barrier;
Judges N Fuller, W + PentecOst and a W
Fuller.
G Chapman, j W HutsOn and Jack Bryan.
District No. 6.-Precinct No. l-Officer G
Nerser; Judges-W ROSser, Carter and Il J
Bryan. Precinct No. 2.-Ofiicer, g William
son, Jr-; Judges-L ID shelton, w B Manly
and John Sykes
District No. 7.-Omccr, W c Chandler:
Judges-D d Strain, L Spring aud a ID
Hurt.
District No. s.-Harrisburg-Oni J L
HaTten- judges c Harris, II W shelton and
NJ L Harden Precinct No. 2-Ofiicer Il +
Young judges Boon, \ Bunten and Jonas
Mayo.
District No. O-Onicer, J W StovaII; Judges
II ID Hopper, Mathews and W 7 Lacy,
District No. 10.-Odicer, q y Baker, Jude,tls
"A Inman, w Il Hewlett and J Harris.
District No. 1l.-Onicer, a II Cathy; Judges
i y Greer, E Collins and T b Hopper.
District No. l2.-Oflcer. L Day; Juigcs-R
N Mason, W Z kiser and J Z Askew.
District No. l3.-Onicer, Il Williams; judges
j n Alexander, 4 II Jones and X IL An
drews.
District No. 14-Omcer, j Blackmon;
judges } L Phillips, L Z Pate and W Har-
ris.
District No. I5.-Omcer, } L Fry; Judges
J L Caviness, W II Tidwell and l W Norwood.
District No. 1j.-Onicer, J J BlrdsOng;
Judges-M p Lewis, J NJ simpson and ;
Turner.
District No. l. Precinct No. l.-OGicer, J
Z Hart; Judges-T y Stephenson, w L GRECO
~ andJ 4 smith. Precinct No 2.-Omcer, 10
Groom; Judses-O b Gravett, II ID Ozier ann 4
\ Haynes.
julyIi-4t JOHN /. FRY, Coroner, n. c.
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Everything belonging to the DRUG trade
al NELLY Il PYBAS'.
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worsted and Cashmere suits, In va
rious aAd new styles, for business and half
dress wear, at - -.
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SALE!

An elegant Cottage, nearly Sew, with four
rooms; convenient 10 the court house, well and
neatly furnIshed-wiu also sell the furniture.
For terms, &c, apply to John L. Hicks, az the
Wing and Tribune Office. nov. 20-tf
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Rapkrupt sale Of Goed..

4 list and prizes Of a few leading articles
or the large bankrupt stock OF Goods at r
: IL MAYOTS Auction house.
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EridaY. IuIY 3Ist. Isz4.

At this final Concert everything will be
upon "a scale corresponding with It's incrgas-
ed importance. The music VIII be rendered
by an orchestra consisting Of one hundred
performers selected for their fame I'm differ
ent lands, and the unprecedented sum OF
- - = . ., 90 O
st,,f,at int, s,rs,,fx ft,oneaud frifts viii t
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Get a bottle OF BLENNERHAssETT BIT
TIERS
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Live Clothing store, Southwest cos
ner Of Lafayette and Liberty streets.
". W. GATES. JT. q co.
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Merchant 1 aiioIf MAIN Stitttr oaChsOhs
Spring CassimeF pants OF the finest quail
ity reduced from So 20 $40. Black doc
skin pants are reduced from SIG to Sl4, and
for the Rext three months he will adapt his
prices to the times. Mr.. Watson is Il skill
ful cutter aud tailor, and will guarantee
satisfaction In all cases.
Those who do not feel inclined 10 pur-
chase new clothes can have their old ones
repaired and cleaned more promptly and
cheaper than any where else in the city.
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OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT


che Is o inadI-
its faculty must be thoroughly educated in those branches for which
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GREAT REDUCTION or PRICES. - All
those who are in need Of Spring and sum
mer clothes would do well to call on
~ WATSnN
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Machine Shops.
ELECTION NOTICE.

IN pursuance OF an ordinance passed by
Il the Board of Mayor and Aldermen OF the
city OF Jackson, Tennessee, on the nth day
OF July, 1874, I will open and hold an cleo
ton in the several wards Of the city OF
Jackson
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This Bank is now prepared to do a
general Banking Business. Will re-
ceive the accounts of merchants, man
uAacturers, and persons generally,
and will give prompt attention espe-
eially to all collections in this place
and vicinity. novltf
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JACKSON SAVINGS BANK,
Main Street, near Liberty.
jackson, Tenn.

JAMES w. ANDERSON, President.
n. RHODES, Cashier, formerly of
Br. Bank Tenn at SOmerYille,
W. A. CALDWELL, Asst Cashier.
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divided into twenty thousand gins will be
distrLbuled among The lIczeL-nolders.-
LIST OF GIFTS.
PRICEOFT TICKETS.


GIauu L0lll -llIVY t1lltaI N Nal'II llVll0ll
PRICE OF TICKETS.
whole Tickets ....-....-S 90 %
6tlNeS $500 - ~
Tenth, or each Coupon ....-....-.. . %
IL Whole Tickets fOr. .-......-.-...... so %
..15< Tickets Ice %
Tickets are now ready for sale, and orders
accompanied by cash viii be promptly
filled.
Liberal commissions VIII be allowed 10
satisfactory agents. %
Circulars containing full particulars fur
nished on application
THO. L. BRA MLETTE,
Agent and Manager.
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
May23-l2W.
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BLENNERHAssETF TTTERS-see what
,-1,rlr r,hvsiclan saws OF them.
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jackson, July 2lst, 1874.

Take BLENNERHAsSErT BITTERs for
all diseases Of the Liver.
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DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS:
JAMES W. ANDERSON, of Anderson
Brothers.
MILTON |. BROWN, Esq.
j. Nj. PARKER, of j. Nj. Parker & Co,
w. X. WALSH, of Walsh 81 Harris.
w. a. CALDWELL, of Farmers Bank,
Greensboro, n. G.
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* Il n To G IA Y
JULY 81. 1874.
lie FIFTH- 81 CoNcERT

for the purposes mentioned, and which Is
positively and uneq uiV ocally announced as
THE LAST WHICH WILL EVER BIZ
GIVEN UNDER THIS CHARTER AND
BY THE PRESENT MANAGEMENT
viii come on in the Public Library Hall, at
Louisville. XIV.
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For Brown and BIeached Domesties and shirtings
For Bed-Tlck, Cotton Checks and Ginghams. G
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~MIDDLR.AGRD z

A yrRY RAPID. safe and easy way TO make mo
ney. Is 10 procure territory 10 Introduce the latest
usemlinventlon that Is wanted every day by every
one, every where. who has q family, q fnll-siIed
ewing Machine with Table and Treadle for only
$40 that does the same work AZ . machine yOu
would pay $50 for. rapid. smooth and arm, mahes
a seam - strong that the cloth VIII tear beiore the
ali work aud the improved Button Hole Worker used
BY Us only. Agents only need show them In opera
tion 10 sell In every house they enter. ~ and up.
wards che AIRED daily by smart agents, No such ma.
chine was ever offered al any such price,. 1900 sold
last year, lG,tsD families Use them. Demand In
Ministers, Judges. Lawyers. Eiltor, Machlnists.
Tailors, etc, recommend them as perfect. Rights
given free 10 nrst applicants. IL there u no agency
Ii your place, write iorit or buy q machine for your
family Of a ~relatisn, there i none better or 80 cheap.
Machines sent To all parts Of the country On receipt
Of price, $40. Real aiyeTtlsensnt beginning ~
Saved Ia every Family" In another column Of this
paper. Address the Prop rietors RonrRt J. MIL
iIsAs A Co.. go Canal street. Sewfork.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
t.rrcr.L TO rug o0Lp NH DAILY srw'.
FROM a
No Moro Pretty waiter Giris-Em.
Observation-Disclosures Wrecked
Tug Rescue Murder Trial.

San FRAScIsco. Oct. IL p. NJ
Mayor Otis to-day signed the ordinance
prohibiting the employment Of waiter
girls in liquor saloons at night, and oil
such places will DO closed this evening.
The examination Of Coroner John Il.
Rice, for ENLIGHTENMENT, 10 proceeding in
the Police Court.
Ex-Governor Bashford, Secretary Of
the Territory Of Arizona, sailed for San
Diego to-day. He goes to prepare for
the meeting Of the Territorial Legisla-
turs.
The steamer Constitution sails for
Panama to-day.
A large force Of men is at the wreckoi
the tug Rescue, trying to save a portion
Of her machinery.
The trial OF Eldridgs Hopkins, for the
murder Of Fahey, was resumed to-day in
the 18th District Court.
Gresnbacks. 9l@9lh.
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lhE uoLpkS Echo.-"s nave ie''''
ell a copy oil tho above na"ea 'sp,s
sentative newspaper P"'' ""
very popular talI nov PnS n - ny AZ .,
9, p.,,;an.. Church n Is n GOOD
e., n.w.,snsr ~ txan,v columns
49, r'P-lu .s.n an, n.a,Iy me-.
nis So anS ,ha name ~
nnnseu nInaa !. y, H. hsaS ~ ,ha col.
MaIy nnv"I tao,n,s q,
umhs " oui'ies I. ,"a, ,ho,
ais paper consists g.
over haii ips contents IN Po,"! 90
pieces OF TINS poetry m. .
others, d some are wolso, ou. Es.l
the most striking are n., a.ooorv
mea' marhe' AM n".E.sr H. ch;st
or fsyorits poet, as ho gets in the most
pieces. Some OF his efusions are G1ou,
Others would sici's nv su,s .%r;,,.n Inv
Dva ara rs.li, ips' Every.
III. .honIS ,,ls n cony Of the Echo.
~ - an5 "a. ,bs Fair to.nicbt by all
m..p.
1855
CLOTHING o rnE MiLLioS'-hoos
Brothers, proprietors Of the Palace Clio
thing Store, in Virginia AVE m"do
preparations Tor the Fall campaign on a
gigantic scale. Their shelves are crowd.
81 anu men are pi,ea uP.o AN
r.snse,s stris sn;.h dnrsh;,;tx and
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srocK. rr.-But Boot. and Shoe, are down,

srocKs t'r.-But Boots and Shoes are down,
therefore II IL no wonder that Z. A. Nolte-
meier. OF tho Metropolitan Boot and Shoe
lns such a rushing business. lie has just 70.
turned from San Prancisco with q Urge stock
OF the latest styles and best quality OF boots
and shoes, which he !. selling cheaper than
ever. just walk mp tn No. los South Q street.
aud examine his new goods. II
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TO YOUTHS mi MIN.

The only perfect cure, permanent and rella.
BILE, for Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility,
Impotence. etc., worth ti,Oo0 TO the nnfor.
tunate. No quackery or deception. The fullest
guarantee given. Al business strictly conf.
dental. Those who cannot Call In person
should write their case fully-agc, married or
ETC., and lnclose t5 for fee and first medicine.
Address
r. PRICE, m. D.,
virsinIa City, Nevada.
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A CARD.

DR.. r. PRICE, n soath g street. Virginia
CITY, has cared ne entirely from . long-tt.nding
disease OF the stomach and liver, for which !
tred IN vain for years the most prominent
physicians.
1dsem Il nv duty TO publish this fact, recon-.
nendine DR.. Price TO al peyons suffering rom
similar affections. uu
Virginia, October 10, 1878. ssism
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Nsrrcr.-Ail parties indebted to NJ. J. Silvia
are hereby notified not to pay any such indebt.
edne.s to Mr.. Silvia. for In case Of so doing
they win be held responsible, az the entire
goods, effects and accounts OF Mt. Silvia are
under attachment, and such payment would
therefore be illegal.
II. n. MERCHANT.
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SETTLE UP

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO n. =.
n WALLER are requested 10 call and sstue
their accounts without delay. and thsrsby ave
treuble and expense. Mr.. Walters bsoks have
been lett with George Hal. at the new tobacco
store on Main street, opposite the News snes.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-07

FIFTEEN thousand kegs Of powder are
annually used to blow out Miehissn's
copper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-07

Blue PorSrs. = Large.slzed. delicious b.
waves, fresh from the sea, can be had every
stand, Palace saloon, Virginia City. Alec oil
kinds OF fsh, spring chicken. porter houte
steaks and everything else crayed by the inner
man. llefiron's dinner combinations are .
marvel OF gastronomic skill. sell N