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Is on enemy TO all eonuptioI-it tFsiEis en-
fOrtifes Nature. Its npLIer Of oreta.icl il 4
Drive To the Extreme Parts
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES NEW REMEDIES
Oh. GIBBONS DiSPEkShRy,

N-o. Gas KEARNY STREET, COR. =
~ NER Commercial, San Francisco. Lssr
Private entrance Oh Commercial str :. IG@E
Established in 1854, for the GtL,men yxHas
Of 5, xual and S. minsl Disease, sucl ES
as 6onorrh,a, elect, Structure, syphilis an all
forms, S, minal Weakness, 1nipottncy, ETC., etc.
Skin diseases Of years standing, ND Liberated
Legs etc, successfully treated.
DIR GlBBoN has The pleasure Of announcing
that be has returned from visiting the principal
Hospitals Of Europe, and has resumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time nor money
In seeking ont new pmedies, and has returned
| with increased facilities for alternating human
Seminal Weakness.
| Seminal emission is consequence Of sci
! abuse. This soli,s.. vice, or dtpraved sexua.
| Indulgence, is pfaeticed by the youth Of both
| sexes TO an slnos. unlimited extent, producing
| with unerrlnR certainty the following train Of
| morbid symptoms, unless combItttd by scien-
tifc medical measures viz: Sallow countt nance.
lnr il, the ears noise like the rushing Of lesNs
or rattling Of chariots, unessiness a6ou, IL
loins, weakness Of the limbs, confused visions
blunted intellect, loss Of coltd, nee, cif q. nce
in approaching htrsneers dislike 20 ioin new
acounintapcts disposition to shun sochHy.
loss Of me mory, pimlltr and various efuptiohs
about the face. hectic nushtr, furr.d tongue
fptid breath, coughs, consumption night swtats.
mono mania and frsqutntly ipssntty. IL RELIEF
he NOT oltnin,d sou should apply INN, distely,
e,th, = IN p+rxop or by letter, aud have = cufe
"a, ct, by hia new and scientific med. OF trtat-
inc a,s,s.e viii, never fails Of eeecting quick
and radical cure.
Cured NJ Home.
( Persons M a distance muy be CrRFD AZ
) HOME. By addressing q letter to DR.. Gibbur,
stating Gaze, symptoms, length Of time the dir.
z ssr has continus a. and have medicine promptly
Forwarded, Tree from damage and curiosity tc
/. any part Of the country. with full and plain di
? rections for use.
: Persons writing TO the Doctor will please stat
!. the name Of the paper they see this advertise
ment in.
By enclosing so In coin in registered lette
through the Pustt fficc. orthfough Wells, Fargo
D Co . package of medicine will be forwards
to any part Of the Union,
= All communications strictly confidential.
e Address, rR. J. r. 0fBBON.
dll-1y Boz 1862. San Francisco. Cal.
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NEW MINING SUIT.-On Monday last
suit was entered in our District Court BY
the Mazeppa Silver Mining Company
against the Newark Silver Mining Com.
pany. The action is brought to recover
possession of quartz ledge and mining
claim situate on Spring Mountain, in
Ely District, being 500 feet of the ledge
struck at depth of $40 feet below the
surface, etc. Also for an order of the
District Court restraining defendants
from working the disputed ground, until
the further order Of this Court. CARRIER,
Thornton & Kelly and Henry Rives are
attorneys for plaintiffs; Pltzer ( Corson
for the defendants. The hearing in the
matter of the injunction is set for Friday,
the Goth.
THE New Social Climb give one of the ir
sociables this "wednesday evening, at
Browns Hail. All members not having
procured tickets can get them by apply.
ing to A. f. Arnold.
Mrs. FRANK WHEELER, Presdt.
Mrs. j. J. HALPrN, Secretary. 1T
MuD.-The streets of Phoebe are now
bet sea of mud Go where you may,
and you are compelled to encounter
slush and mud. But few days more of
such weather rs we had yesterday will
soon make wonderful difference.
QUICK TIME.--Moffatt & Gossett's
teams arrived here to-day from Toano
heavily laden with merchandise. They
were only sixteen days on the road. We
must say that this is excellent time con
! sidering the weather.
I THE Grand Jury is still at work, bu
no one knows just what particular du
ties engaged their attention. 1t ia gen
orally believed, however, that they vii
make partial report in few days.
/ THE Hamilton stage arrived yesterda,
afternoon in very good season. Tit
roads are in better condition than the,
were few days ago.
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Irliugnrnt Salrs.

The HUM d; Hunt Silver Mining
.mpnny. ..Locati,n Of lhineil al place ~
busin,ss, ran FrpncisCo Calift ri&- Locate
of Works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln county.
Nevada. Notice, There are delinqu nj upon the
following described stock, on account Of asst Sc.
ment NO. 81 levied on the ed day Of Deem.
Der, 1873, the stvtial amounts set opposite the
names of the respective sLsrt holders, US iol.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE NEVADA GENITAL RAILWAY,
PIocnE, New Dec. 3. 1873. I
JNUIS COMPANY DOFS NOT ASSUME THE
Indebtedness Of Its snployts, and from and
after This date will MT accept or Cay orders
given by them. JOS. w. NfSflIf.
ii. c, CHAPLIN, Superintendent.
S.cr,iary ID If.
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LOST.

CrRTIFIcATE OF iFrOstT. No. fG0l,
drawn ty Wells. Frrro Co.. Jannary
~. 1874, in favor Of W. 3. Cotton, for $3.50.
All parties are forbid negotiating for the came,
10 pa,n ent has been stepped.
il6-inl
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Arrivals and Departures of Mails
to and from Phoebe.

Eastern and Western Mail.
Arrives about 1 p. m. departs u. N. This
mail closes ut 7As q. u.
Salt Lake and Utah Mail.
Arrives about : PM; departs q. m. and
closes at p. IN.
Hike Mnil-Weekly.
Arrives Tuesdays, at II o. m; departs To
| days, at s p. IN. All mail mat or for Hike u
| not mailed before Tuesday, shonld be given to
some one inside, and not dropped in the letter
boz. Mail closes at 4.30 p N.
Bullionvillc and Pnnacn.
Arrives daily, at II a. M; departs I p. nj
closes five minutes before departure. Mail mat
ter for these places should be handed inside thu
same as Hike.
~ Postoffce open daily Except Sundays and
legal holidsys), from 4 .. m. until p MI sun
| days, from 0 to 10 q. IN, and to 7p.m.
| Letters registered from q. IN. 70 p. m.
daily except as above.
| T. W. ABRAHAM. Postmaster.
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Utah Southern Railroad.

V,RAINs LEAVE THE UTAH CENTRAL
i Depot, Salt Lako City, at 7 a. M. and 2'N
o'clock p. III.
Sandy nearest point to little COTTONWOOD
Canyon, at $40 n. m. and : 80 p. IN.
Arrive at Lehi at . n. IN. md 80 p. m.
Leave l.ehi at 9:3O a. m. aud p. IN; Sandy,
at 1850 q. IN, and G:l0 p. m.
Ar i've Mt Salt Lake City OF l3o q. IN. and
| p. IN. h-u-Si
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SAN FRANCISCO srO. X REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO srO>K REPORT
SAN FRANCISCO. February 10.
sHAnE..l MORNING SALES.
7ei ophir-353ih "a 81
535 Gould K Curry-22 AIN az 29A
ll5 Best h Belcher-24
$40 ssvage-llG ll5h3O l,5hb3o Ia HAN
rs Chollar Potosi- 10 70h
ITO Hale Il Nnrcross-63 Gan
1865 Crown Point-9l 90 VI
200 Yellow jacket Ia Il 70 CON
4S5 Imperial-6k Ga b30
40 Kentuck--22 2lA 20
60 Alpha-llh II
| 1910 Belcher-89 50 81 95k ssh "a
1856 Empire Mill-5 abs 5A
\ IS Conhdence-9 81. 81
600 Julia-4h az
! $50 Overman-s7 8sk 80 9lhb9o S7h IS
SIS California -S6h 70
Ito Rock Islsnd-2h
lGO0 Seq Belcher-eG 81
90 Knickerbocker-G
so Baltimore Con-
rs Uiah-14
loo Dardanelles-5
100 Daney-3% 81 Aa.l.
1870 Caledonia 20 29% 80
$50 Silver HILL
90 Eclipse-6h
SIS Y Con-3h 81 4bo
$50 Justice-l2 IL Nv
l4O sierra Nevada-2l&
4g5 Con Virginia-C68 G8 q 90
90 American Flat-6H
60 Mint-l5c
lOp Lady Washingtop-S
loo Alamo-l0c
100 Seq Rock lsland-l
20 American-l
$50 Andes-lk IL
200 klorida-3
AFTERNOON SALES.
li5 Meadow valley-llh llS
1870 Raymond & Ely-3a 35b30
co ureka Con-l3
90 Jackson. -40c
0 Pioche-5H
80 Washington 4 Creole-ls
900 American Flag-4h4N
lQ40 Belmont-4k Az
925 Newark-2k az b302
10 Monitor tI3elmont|-4h
80 Hayes-6Oc
90 Caroline-60c
8 90 Rye Patch-6* 6&b30 GU
e55 FL Dorado South-6k ca Ch
. % Cederberg-3
Is Eureka @ viii IN
so Chariot NILS
! 525 St Patrick-SA $3.50
!. 1875 Golden Chsriot-l9 loh 40
:, $50 Ida Fillmore Tx
100 Red Jacket
D 10 Kentuck-22h 22A
8 $40 Savage -1t2 lis ll2H
so Best 4 Belcher-25
J. 20 Chollar Potosi-69k
I $50 Ovtrman-9c 9l 2b3o
/. 1870 Belcher-s8 80 ssk s9b3o --a
/. 100 Dayton-5k
100 Crown Point-9l 92h
27o Yellow Jacket-e8 81 GIN
v 725 Or hir-34 San 3jbS0 331ss
Z 10 Gale ,onia-30
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Aailrnads.
NEVADA CLNTFkL RAILWAY
g. II. R. Il.

an AND AFTER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
" 20, 1873, Trains will leave OGDEN
dailys follows
s $50 p. NJ. Passenger Train for Sacramento
and San Francisco.
5t55 p. NJ. Fright Train for Sacramento
and San Francisco.
T. II. GOODMAN,
General Passenger and TicFet Agent.
A. N. TowsR. General Superintrnt n2l-ti
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DR.. Paul NJ. Brennan.

DuBLIC LECTURES ON ALL CHRONIC
Diseases, and his Private Lectures 10 Gentle.
men on Manhood, Its Loss and Restoration"
aud on 1.-THE Physiology of Man" and the va
rious diseases Of the gepito urinary organs, have
made him master Of this mort important sub
ject Of tire profession. -
N Thousands of broken-down constitutions can
be raised TO the full standard among men, men,
tally and physically. by timely calling upon
him.
diseases and weaknesses to which woman, with
her delicate and fne organization. 10 rnoject.
and the best and shortest method Of treating tho
same.
Consultation at the Office free.
Correspondence promptly answered, and list
Of printed questions sent to any part Of the
United States on application.
Private circular will be sent containing many
| things worth knowing.
everything with the Doctor strictly conf
| Dental. EE -s
oMce /. l27 Montgomery street, saa
| Francisco, Cal.
Hours: From 10 " NJ; 2 to .. and from to "
w. postofice BIZ. g91. js8-N
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LOST.

r osT-A LADY, GOLD CHAIN. ETC. THE
IL finder will receive liberal reward by
having the same ~ ne RECORD office.
roG-tf
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MINING COMPANIES.
LINING COMPANIES.

Following are the principal Mining Compan'e'
on the San Francisco Stock Boards, together
with the number OF feet in each mine nnd
shares to each foot:
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A Isl mr. RECORD OFFICE you can
"A GET the finest Of Job Work done to order
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.vob work emptly executed at the ONCE
~ 40 RIOCHE DAILY RECORD
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
DEPARTURES

DEPARTURES.
~ rEAsIs a CO.'S HAMILTON Lisa
Marsh Pierce Thomas 'Bri.n
Lynch
By siLsrh sAflsnuRY's SALT LAKE LINZ,
dewitt Chas Werthe mer
ARRIVALS.
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/ At the April meeting, 1868, the frs.
school district (iiiko) WAS organized
=, On the Sth OF Juue B. S. Fullerton was
\ appointed Superintendent Of Schools
Gu the 18th of July Sheriff Matthews re'
signed, and G. W. List was appointed as
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The great want with tletiiacco plant
er is a speedy, sure. aud perfect lnode Of
curing hts tobacco; aud Ingenuity, cuup>
l.~l with tn. closest observation and expe-
rience has been exenised IN every pos-
slbie way, aud until nov. with the must
unsatisfactory results. iktf
sun curing was made 10 give way "a
coal curing. This last In tura lins lad n
contend Of late year with the different
,.,u,riyancigs CIR hue curing. because
though superior tits results u sun c,i>
riag, ishss defects In Its influence upon
flavor, besides being liable TO the danger
Of t.tal osshy accidental liFe Iii
The various fIue-dricn heretofore At.
tempted to lie introduced have not given
satisfaction. They are ,rstly and cunLrotls,
aud tIle influence on navor u ~ injurious
as with the coal curing plat. Jaeksonc {.
MilInrr of DalNilie ya. has taken ont a
patent for drier, which seems to lie per
feet. The leading principle Is thai the
furnace Il outside Of the balldlue The fur
naces connected with heaters which tra.
verse che harm or lmilliug, aud returning
back ayain TO The chimney at the same
end With Tie furnaces. the opposite Or In
teriur ends ~ tile 6uts lring united by a
transverse fiur Or heater. These fiaysare
applet wish cut oifs ~ which the heat
Is regulated.
Therea-et two sets offifnass, the larger
being tile firststage, Wien q grsaiert de-
gre OF heat h required, and the smaller
! for the later or curing stage.
Attached ~ ths flues are pans u water,
which by evaporation keep up the degree
az n.oistufc essential 10 Tie handling Of
tobacco, which can he put into market al
once. lp.iead Of waltIng fcr the iiygreme,-
ric Influence 'of Tie natiIral atmosphere.
Every planter win appreciate al a,lyant-
age Which saves % much time.
4 aThe Il flfier" has proved perfect
success. arid must iisplacd oil oiliers. We
we're tuid Vi crop sail IL ItiuyilIc; part
., which was cured b tbs Plan, part by
another. both experiments were on the
same crop. a8I % precisely similar quali-
ties Of t0baecp.
by Millner's proceSs, the tobacco sold ~
fnIlows: one class sss PER cwi, gra,lc above.
SO. grade beyond sss. leaving the best
aud highest grslle stu unsold. of the
same crop. by the other mode the sales
were sl5, 50. and 80.
4 Tobacco planters should look into this
ID time. alvl Inform themselves under.
siandlngly. We can give this much IN.
formation. The price of heater, which
can be used Cor half dozen barns, Z 80
Including tl,e right fou-e. aud ar YIll-
ner wli.i conie out M iput up twonrthree
10 start Il right. The patent right Coz this
county pnd1of Cwwsll and I'srson is for
sale, and for Information 90 this point sp-
lily 81 tIlis Office.
- 49,
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a III IA < q
Nix. EDITOR Your excellent article on
Ore Orphan Asylum rot oihy lshid; bat
sadly tr,se. VIZ are feeding, slotllng, and
\ teaching one hundred aud thirty, five
Children. llaye rlhleayosed "a reduce
the number by ,lischarging the larger
boysand girls wherc good situations are
open 10 them, and BY declining the appli-
cations Of those whose circumstances
would allow them to walt for better times.
Bat when u child has no parents. no
home, no friends and 10 money. 1 know
not how to shut the door, and don't iii
tend to learn. We ought to have opened
the Orphan Asylum at the beginning oi
the Confederate war. Some nre now r,l-
ined aud lost who might have been saved
10 bless mankind. Many ofthe children
here have been taken from extreme DIS
tress and degradation. WAS present
where u soldiers widow prepared break
fast for coIored family, and SHE and her
little girl had the scraps. The girl u now
here and doing WE'LL Yet some 9th no
blest blond In the State Is represented here.
Parents die, aud riches vanish, leaving
children helpless. They came here be.
cause there i nowhere else for them to go.
We cannot aiIord 20 let tl,c Institution
fail. We have already takena large num-
bce Of boys and girls out of poverty and
wracledness. and put them into honora.
BILE and useful avocaLions. Will the peo-
pie allow such work to cease? am not
able to believe II. We use the most rigid
economy, and yet In May our expenses
were more than twice .our income. But
We have no outstanding bills, nor salaries
due. All our engagements have been
promptly met, aud June promises 20 re-
lieve tile a,Ixieties Of the PAST would
be very glad, II you and o her editors
could visit The Orphan Asylum and let
me show you the children. and tell you
whence they come. Then ~ comparing
their low beginnings with their present at.
talnmrilts, you could properly estimate
the orphan work, IL value, and the neces-
sity 10. Is continuance.
49,,
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AZ the sllnnner heats increase II inten-
sity aud tile fiery days and ~ Offering
|alghtx % the twin and city become ull-
benlAl,le, there Ii au instructive rush 10
escape. % cainfort- -soniewllere. Some fiy
Ia me seaside. aud sock the coveted re.
frcshmsnt Iii The shores u old ocean,
where fbs moving waters and the restless
winls IpSiteto recreation,
rSamswiat III the words Or the old song
NJ Some love 70 roslur
gl/ By the dark sea foam
sMM Where The wild winds whistle free.
ITO such We commend The breezy gale.
fiesof the Oceaii House at Beaufort, and
the varied charms " that attlactiveplace.
~ But there are others who viii sing,
Bui a chosen LAID iiN fhF
IN i mountain Land
FAili ajs.ni Ii tl,e hIll.rm M.
Tossh til Pls,iin nj Sprnss, the adj
veriisemeni OF which will be found in'this
Issue has attractions iin,slnalIe,l BY any
Interior resort ia North CaroIina, ii in fact,
anywhere.
III the first place, ~ rcsort for the in
valid. rs medicinal waters hive particu.
lar am, n,asked efficacy in Anenia, gen
rral Debility, Neuralgia, a,,d Diseases Of
the akin. and IN general inyigDrating II.
iects, they are truly the fountain ofhealtl
and rejnyepaiion. NJ
These springs are near the lase OF the
mountaiis. tile Saurlltown range being In
full yiuw' The scenery AROUND. j. grand
and magnificent Ii, the extreme. III full
view rise Moore's Knob, Hanging rock.
aud other noted and grand .prominencies,
while from these points, and fr6m the ell
cyated observatory of the Hotel. one hun,
dfed fe.t high, the eyr sweeps over a
grand landscape over which dominates
the sublime heights ofthe Blue Ridge. In
another direction the iordly Pilot KEEPS
wairi. over the scene.
sIouniain and fore-t and sparkling
streams keep alive Ia evcr-liying yigor
the sensasinns ~ delight and novelty and
the senses are never wearied Ia the ever
renewed enjoyment Of the life inspiring
sir, brraihei II M elevation " fifteen
hundred feet above the SEA 49,. l..
should tile weather, or tile weakness Of
the invalid forbid outdoor exercise, the
spacious liazzas Of the hotel, giving u
promenade of four hundred aiid fi;ty feet
alnrrt compensate for tie deprivation,
even iftiiey did nut nj AL times, aud for
all elasses % visitors provide most ats
imrtive enjoyment 10 tlie place. -a@
Pleasant rides, or mmblea out % doors,
good music, dancing parties &c within,
good fare, and urenniting attention
nom the prnprieiors, added u the pure
airHnd tue beautiful scenery mus. make
the " Piedmont sIringsp the resort Ier NIL
those who are not drawn 10 the seaside,
which alope caa compete In astxaciiyeness.
sce Advertisement on second page.
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The Advertisements on hrst page. ~
gether with the notice on ths thlr,i page.
will den.enstnse fheehsfacier ofihe firm'
Representatives ofitare now among ns
and work with q win and AN energy re-
fre-hing % see. We are rot able As yet %
add any strength IN tes,imonials presented
hut have NO doubt all that h said % them
Is fully meited. We shall hHs. more q
say hercafter.
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digest and l!gesskI towesAthis distinction,
besides many 9TH I'll m III great features, ~
the use Of tlse Cooking Slove. 1--WE can
live without poefry music and art; we eau
live williout Scieiicr. md live without
heart; wescsan livc without friends, We can
live without lmoks, hut civilized man can
not live withont cuoks. Man can live
without books what " knowledge but
grieyjug? He can i've without hope; what
is hope but deceIylng?FHe can live with-
out love; What Is passion but pining? but
where u. the,nan that. eau. live without
diiling?" E1choage. " A@
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The commissioners promise soon 10 mend
mm ways. a Narfolk friend ~ returning
10 town few nights ago was as cumplste-
ly.lost a. u he had been eniangled la the
lsLyrinths Of Crete. MI owing 20 badly
washed streets. Let tire commissioners
remember how these things tell agaIns,
the town.
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lDASvILLE ITEMS,

Il Il sfa
m The new and magnificent Court House
Is finlshcd, and Il both useful and orna-
mental. WIKI III Il 4a4H
Thencw Arlington House, one Of the
largest aud finest hotels in the State Is now
opened, and We learn Is doing a fine BUSH
ness. 8HH ii4 3ALsl diEF
The old Paxton, under the charge
the genial Nick Wade. retains its popg-
larity and win not sutfer,by riyaIship or
comparison. t8a Naef sVtl&ah
The L. & ID. railroad Is IL full operation,
and there are now two daily passenger
trains daily through to Alexandria The
road promises to bea important feature
Observation-Disclosures Of Danviile, IL
Contracts have been entered intoto sup
ply DaHyiiie with gas and awater--bo.h
very much needed. .rKes. together with
The improvements in paving now going
on viii add greatly To the city charact, Of
the Old town..
Tile tobacco business Is very active; n
bout y factories are in fullopera.ioa. The
Warehouses. all Of them. refullyrmplby-
ed, with greater steadiness ofb,isiness;
and more uniformity, stea.iiness aud sat
isfaction in prices than ARE now found in
any other market
We took some memoranda Of the trans:
actions of most Of them, but have unfor.
tunately misIai,t them. sWeaemenlber
that during the week, the old and active
Planters had sOld l5s. coo pounds, at u high
average, aud this house maintains iis well
earned celebrity. Hollands Is dining =
large laIsiness. and satisfactory one. as
shnwn by 4 sale of Granville tol,ilrc0, as
follows: S0s, SO. 81. S32. So. s23. and
$ll.Tj per cwt. The Star sold lot, FIR
David Parish ofthis c0un;y 1922 los Which
neitei him S55i,3l. PAGES has as much
~ IL can do, aud we witnessed sales there
running as high as any This result may
friends nj the Farmers are doing well,
and II Il nowfirinly fixed In the confidence
of the farmers of North Carolina. Buck
Thomas Is not forgotten by his old friends.
Among the institutions of Danvllle
is the Millinery establishment Of Mrs.
Snead, where one at all susceptible to the
influences Of good taste would be capti-
waited with the charming handiwork Of
The establishment. We hope our fair
readers will lcarn TO l,atronize a house
where We are sure every requisite If tas:e,
beauty and economy will be gratiiied.,
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Hon w. A. Graham leaves Tor Washing
tonrity this week In connection with his
duties as Arbitrator In the Virginia and
MARYLAND boundary case.
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See Al. Of. Piedmont Sprinr-. and also
of Atlantic Hnte'. Peanfort oii first page.
Aud we call lttrntion n notices Of the
watering places. ofthe Culver stnye. and
Of sIillnrrs tobacco dricr. all on tl,Is page.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-06-24

a Fine rains last week have accomplished
wonders In the gpwing crops. The wheat
harvest b going On actively, and the res,
nlts are grrrraIIy cheering.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-06-24
Married.

InthIs vicinity ana the lstllinst At the
residence OF the brides mother, by the
Rev. John P.gue, Rev. 4, c. Hayes aud
Mis- Martha r. Taylor. 4 illE6T n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-06-24

Let Us bag lite tW. The Charlotte
Observer boasts ~ Ola l. 5 feet . inches
high. Some cut here by w. n. tiorIon
measured feet . inches