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SCHESCK.s PULAoSIC SYEUP-For the
cure Of consumption, coughs and colds
The great virtue in this medicine ia tina, il
ripeus the matter and throws it Gu. Of the
system, puridos the blood, and thus effects
cure.
sCHESCKs SEA WEED TONIC, FOR TIKI
CURE OF DYSPEPSIA, ISDIGEsTIos, sc.
The tonic produces healthy action OF
the stomach, creating an appetite, forming
chyle, and curing tho most obstinate cases
Of indigestion.
SCHESCKs MANDRAKE PILLS FOR THE
CUgE OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &c
These pills are Alternative, and produce
healthy action Of the liver without the
least danger, as they are free from cal.
omel, and yet more efacious in restorin G
healthy action of tho liver.
These remedies are a certain cure for
Consumpt on, as the Pulmonic Syrup
ripeGs tho matter and pur,fes the blood.
Tho Mandrake Pills act upon tho liver
create a healthy bile, and remove all dis
esses Of the liver, often a cause
Of. Consumption, The Sea
Weed Tonic gives tone aud
strength to the stomach, makes a good
digestion, and enables the organs to form
good blood and thus creates a healthy
circulation Of healthy blood. The COM
b'ned action Of these medicines, as thus
explained, will cure every case of Con-
sumption, il taken in time, and the use Of
the medicines preserved in.
Dr. seheEck is Professionally at his
principal office, corner sixth and Arch
S''r Phiiadclphis, every Monday, where
all letters for advice must DO addressed.
Schenck's medicines for ssle by Druggists.
l-9-l-l IN
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DoNGOLA NEWS.
ed for THE BULLETIN.

Reported for THE BULLETIN
DosaoLA, Sept. l6--Firo IS rare oc-
curreuce in our little village, but we had |
one last Tuesday night Widow Fishers
residence, on the outskirts Of town, near
tho section house, was burned down. ana
the greater part Of tho household goods
were lost. Tho house was occupied by
Mrs Fisher her daughter, and 'on'in-law,
John DAyalt. 1. ia supposed that the
fire caught in the early part 81 the even
| ing from the kitchen siove-pipe, and
smouldered IN an obscure place till the
family had retired for the night. When
fret discovered it was blszng out through
the roof
The wife Of Mr.. Alexander Walker
died very suddenly during the fire, of
nervous prcs,ration, induced by the en-
citemen,, although the are was distant n
quarter of mile. She bad been in
poor health for some time, but walked
out of doors with her husband to view the
fire. and when che saw q! sho uttered an
, exclamation and sank INTO her husband
arms. liz carried her into the house
placed her upon the bad, and applied tbs
usual restors,ivss; bat all to no avail, FOL
: death had claimed his victim within III
d teen minutes. The family aud friend
havo the heartfelt sympathy OF tho pub
II lie
i p. 81. Davis has sold hi, interest, one
. hslf, in the ssw.mill wcst Of town,to J. i
McLsin. Walk up now, grsugers, an
, get your lumber cheap from Bro! q
, McLain.
Mr.. oNeil, from Mound City, la
made arrangements 10 open out stock I
good. in our town, but has now concl'
ded to take Graeley's advice and =
- west tie is buying good. to put up
HsAil,on, No.
W WIN. S. Misenhimer, son Of A. d
g enhimer, has gone to ST. Louis to a,ser
the commercial college of Bryant
e. 5tratton.
~ John ID Davis, some time ago NOV
hence to 81 Louis and now is making
rangemsnts 10 return to his former hot
~ IN Dongola, being positive that this is I
OIL hes, place to live. We stand ready
ne welcome his return.
er- The doctors report less sickness n
than At thu same time in the season
IN many past year,. In fact, the health
vas remarkably good, A few light chills b.
lay and there bu. they amount to no "gr
'gs' shakes
Ply, Many Of our folks are recreating t
A'i week a. the fair at JonesbOro, and b,
ness is somewhat slack. This will, h
O. "o"r s"h'saG' r,,thinc from tho aggreg
rry business Of the year.
sh- One Sidney Ysrble came to to
Mrs las, week and loaded up with ra,
on too much whisky. He go. on ~
tare,p aud whooped and halloed lk
.rd, Comanche Indian raising the scalp Q
OBJ "Gresser." He could whip his weigh,
J wild cats and was profanely emphi
Wy, that he could whip anybody in or ab
Ben Dongoa Constable Clements got b
lie, of him, and marched him up
I'M the Office Of Esquire Sentz, y
NJ charged him three dollars and q
ris, "perquisites' This tempered him do
] l. to II going home point; and he left, ligh
ger, in purse, and with Sam Patch con,
tion that some things can be done
lei well ss others" HowARI
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MOST EXTRAORDlNAaY

Per day 1t bOm-, Terms rec. DIRE,
GEO. HIiS-DN q 90, Portla4d, Me.
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NInnLR.AGRn MKN.


A ,ERy R,rIp. safe and easy way 10 make mo
ney. Is 10 procure territory to introduce the latest
usefnllnyrntion that IL wanted every day BY. every
one, every where. who has q family. . mlIsifed
Sewing Machine with Table and Treadle for only
sln that does the sane work rs Q machine you
wouid pay So for. rapid. smooth and irm. makes
q seam 80 strung that the cloth viii tear before ths
all work and the Improved Button Hole Worker usrd
by u only. Agents only need show them In opera.
ton IT, sell In every house they enter. w and up
chine was ever oferci al any such price,. 1,nUo sold
last year. lr.GD families usr them. Demand IN
Creaslng every day where they become known.
Tliiars, etc. recommend them as perfect. Rights
given fr-e 10 irsi applicants. u there il no agency
In your place, write iorlt. OF buy q machine Tor your
Machines sent 10 all parts of the country on receipt
of price. sia. Read advertisement besinning 80
save,l To- every Family" IN another column Of this
paper. Address the Prop rtetor RonsEr J. MuL-
lisAs 4 Co.. III Canal street. kewfork.
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FROM CARSON CITY.
Demoeratic Nominations The regu.
lar slate Nominated OHM still
side-TrackeL with sutro's Magic
Lantern SHOW.

CARsoS, Sept. 2o.--Following are
the nominations made to-day; Hillhouss
for Judge, long, and BelknaP for short
term. Hereford for Clerk OF Supreme
Court, Kittrell for Attorney General.
Spires for Secretary Of State, Cranlcy
for Controller, Schooling for Treasurer,
Hast for Surveyor General, Spencer for
Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
Stewart for State Minerologist and Hill
for State Printer.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
trscrAL 70 rHk ooLD NIL. DAILY srw,.
FROM SAN
Heavy DefaIeation In che city A.
seasons Ontee-The Dishonest
Deputies 20 be Prosecuted
G~reenbacks.

SAN FnAScIsco. Sept. 29--l p. NJ
II is stated that the sum OF $751; 900 will
hardly cover the amount OF city funds
appropriated by tho Deputy ASSESSORS
now under arrest. There are no new
Developments in the case to-day, and 1t
will probably be postponed. Neither Of
the prisoners has yet succeeded in get
ting bail. Assessor Rosener declares
his purpose to push the prosecution
against them, and their names have
been struck off his list OF deputies.
The Office is open to-day As usual.
Gresnbacks, 9l@9lx.
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OH Delt-chs, Chief Of the Apachos,
10 dead. His name, for many years. has
been q by-wora AMI terror in Northern
and Central Arizona. This Indian, TO
his skill and vindictivensss as an enemy,
united great diplomatic powers, 30 that
without much difficulty, on different oc-
casions. he bamboozlsd Government
Peace Commissioners into cendoning
his past dsreliction and granting him
self and band terms Of peace which he
broke without conjunction and without
eauaa -
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Requested 60 Leave Paris.

PARIS. September 2o.-It is reported
that at a council Of ministers it was lie
cidsd to request the wife Of Don Carlos
to leave the French frontier Immediately.
New Lord Mayor or London.
LONDON. Sept. 29.-Aldsrman Stone
was this morning chosen Lord Mayor Of
London.
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Why IT Is.-It IL not strange At all that the
sidewalk In mont OF W. H. Rlson's store 10
hlockadcd with goods every day. and go many
people coming out loaded with goods, for with
4 few dollars you can buy groceries enough TO
do for u month. You can buy fresh toma'
can, Is cts; ffcsh oystcrs. On can, Is cts: pie
fruit, an can, Is cts, and everything In proper.
tiou. DO and get q package W kison's coffee,
frc.h ground eye-y week. Try 10.
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SOMEBODY. who was greatly exercised
on the subject, asked S. II there was any
way TO prevent boots and shoes from
squsaking. eyes" said s.. without n
vsstigs Of . smile on his face, lyon
set than upin n ssrner. and they won't
sousak."
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Blue PoISrs. = Large.slzed. delicious b.
waves. fresh from tho rea. can be had every
stand, Palace saloon. Virginia City. Alec ell
kinds of fish. spring chicken. porter house
steak. and everything else crsyed by The inner
man. lIeifron's dinner combinations are Q
marvel OF gasironomlc skill. sell m
Fon the very best Photographs, 20 TO bradley
4 Rulotson's Gallery without STAINS
pv- ASCEND IN The ELEVATOR, No. ~
Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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srocxs are still booming.

Mn. Joux Bull 10 bent on srumbling.
He dosssa't like II that the Queen fails
to spend anything. and il equally an
moved because her royal son. the heir
apparent, has run threngh sl7,0oo,Oo
since he came Of age, and now owes
about a million ncrs.
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CURE OF INTERNAL cANKER.
A CARD.
Cure or salt Rheum OF rorty.nve
Years Standing.

Cure OF sait Rheum OF rorty.nve
Years Standing.
MILL CrrY. New. Aug. 10, 1871.
DR. PaioE-Dear Sir; never expected TO be
able TO write you such . letter a. this that j
am cured OF the Salt ltheum sfter suffering for
90 many years. forty-nve years ago u came
out 10 my neck, ears and head. and then on m
whole body. wac. ! may say. perfectly raw
with Il. In the Winter my hands broke ont
and disabled me from work nearly all Winter.
When I was . girl there were not many patent
medicines made. and I had TO depend on such
calves As %ncighbors recommended. About
thirty years ago patent medicines came In the
market. and ! have used everything that has
been advertised a. q patent medicine 10 purify
the blood. from that day TO this. Sometimes ]
got something that partially relieved me. anu
what ] thought was going TO cure me. but every
thing Loot Its strength on mo afer q while.
About six months ago ] commenced taking
your medicine. Z must say ] had faith In II
itom the beginning. you were 90 highly recon-
mended BY q great many OF my ncquaintances.
want you TO publish hi. In your city paper.
20 that people who are suffering from salt
Rheum may know what will cure them. for do
not believe there ever was sneh a case As milne.
MRS. A. CHASE.
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.roCK REPORT.
,-.rrOsrrp pArIr nj n. r. krArrss . COL
Last EyeninE.

tRkrokrEp pAhht
Last Evening.
as Meadow Valley s
10 Raymond a Ely.
40 Yur, La Con-. iia, IN, ilk
go aSS trS.s 4 Creole, ", ix,ix
2O American fixs.5
90 Belmont. X ss,.H bio
100 PAGE q Psnaca. sc
LOO E Dorado soaih,s
jl5 X X Con, ~
100 Ei Dorado North. IL
100 Cherry Creek. sac
IS Eureka %. W. Tx,s
100 Nansfeld.5
90 Cederbsrg.i
- Chariot NM, II
sss Golden Chariot, Xxx
las Mahogany. 3, ~ bO
20 War Eagle, ~
10 silver Cod.
ms Eeiip.s, 81, iox, 10
60 Trench, 4
lis Chslissge, 10, ~
it35 Dayton. Z. ~. ~
300 Rock Island. 81, si.,s
$50 Pieiou. roc. sc
loo DsrdansIlss. ~
1875 New York. @. 81. 81. G.. 30. 6S
30 Occidental. ~, 3X
to senator. N, IL. u.
lsso American FIAT, IS, isS. i3X, lss. Is, IL,
6i5 Union Con, %, &C, IN
,ss Wp5ocdIiil., Ia IN, nv. 10.
JT5 Mint, tsc, Soc, <oc, ssc
1lso rrankiin. ., ~, ~, ~.
s.s Nevada. IL
Isis Lady Washington. AK. ~
' - s$' Com S. ifiS. IA SOS. ,sS
itss Origlsai Gold Hil. =. 81, 81.
$50 Seq. Rock Island. ~. ~.
$50 g. y. ftavine, Ia, .. 3'.,a
No Andes. q. i'.,s
itto Pacific, 1
1850 Lao, 8. q.
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sPRCIALTiRs

Diseases OF the Rye and EAR. THROAT.
LUNuS and HEART, LIVER and KIDNEYS,
and all Chronic, Constitutional and Blood Di.'
eases.
Asthma, Caiafrh. Rheumati.m, Neuralgia.
Epilepsy, .serofula, Piles, Dropsy. Dyspepsia,
etc., cured.
Lsdie, out OF health assured Of prompt
CANCERS and TUaoRs removed without
the knife.
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TO YOUTHS AND Z

The only perfect cure. permanent and rella'
BILE, for Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility,
Impotence. etc., worth ti,Op TO the nnior.
tunate. No quaekery or deception. The fullest
guarantee given. All business strictly conn'
Dental. Thore who cannot Call In person
should write their case fly-aer, married or
single. cause, symptoms, duration OF Illness,
etc, and lnclose IS for fec and hrst medicine.
Address
r. PRICE. N. D.,
virsinIa CITY, Nevada.
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A A D.
- ceTE
Cure or Worst Case OF rheumatism.

On PMcE- Dear Sir: suffered from Rheu.
mailsm during last Winter more than pen can
write. I was bedrdden all Winter. snncr'ng
an the tortures nesh can bear. II makes me
shudder TO think Of my palms ct every change
OF weather. had likewise q humor settled IN
my ieft eye. could not open u all Winter. ]
tried all physicians. all %olntmcnts, hot drops
and sweating medicines TO be- got. without any
when 1 cav your advertisement and commenced
your treatment. began 10 mend rapidly. ]
gained eleven pounds In fourteen days. l am
now a. well as ever. and sincerely recommend
your treatment 10 any one troublcd with Rbeu'
matIsn. ,,.,
Yours truly, JOSEPH EWELL.
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Fire NJ Long
Loxo BRANCH. September 29.-The
Atlantic Block. formerly Hslmbold's
Block. was totally destroyed BY fire last
night. Loss. $50,
Disagreement Among Cubans I'm
New York City.
Nrw Yorx. September 29.-Pio Res
ador, the Cuban who fought a duel re-
Gently on the Belgian frontier with De-
Canto, editor Of the Spanish newspaper
Cronisid. has arrived in this city. Tho
conflicting elements in the Cuban Rev
olutisnsry Society here, have again bro
ken out in open warfare upon each other.
The League Of tho Daughters Of Cuta.
ut a meeting yesterday, adopted a strong
protest against the continuance Of Aid.
sro rs agent Of the Cuban Republic.
A Heavy Verdict.
BALTIMORE, September 29.-In the
Howard County Circuit Court, the case
Of VIM. A. Boyd against the Third
National Bank Of Baltimore to recover
$4,000. principal and interest OF bonds
left with the bank as collateral and
which were stolen by burglars in 1872,
the jury returned a verdict for the plain
tiff for the full amount.
L~eaisiana MRtters-Compromise
Measures.
CHICAGO. September pa New Or
leans special says Congressman Durall
told your correspondent this evening
that General Emery, in reply to his
(Durall's) personal application to have
troops sent to st. Martin Parish, de-
clined upon the ground that his com-
mand now here could not 10 decreased.
The compromise conference met this
evening at O T. NJ. and is still in session.
The conservative members received au-
thority to-day from the Democratic
State Central Committee to act in the
matter. Thoy have accepted the Rspub-
lican proposition giving the State Re-
turning Board three Republicans, two
conservatives and an advisory board OF
fve-two OF each party, and the fifth
to he selected by them-who shall sug-
gest such alterations in elections, etc.,
as they may indicate, Kellogg promising
to 10 governed by their advice. The
Committee Of Seventy have not given
the conservative members the power
given by the Democratic Committee.
Accepted y Bishopric.
DIR. Geo. +. Seymour. recently elected
Bishop Of the diocese Of Illinois, has ac-
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InFALLIsLE REMEDIES

surest and q.icke,t known for all Pl,i'A Mr
'DISEASES OF both sexes, Young and old. The
worst cases OF STRUCTURE and CHRONIC
vENRREAL DISEASE, quickly relieved.
NO MERCURY used.
Where from bsd treatment any symptom re
mains, o radical cnre should be sought At once
IRON DIR. PRICE,
Travellers supplied with Medicine. ETC., at
short notice.
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Accepted u I~,ishopric.

DIR. Geo. +. Seymour, recently elected
Bishop OF the diocese Of Illinois, has nc
ceptsd in a letter received here yesterday
by the Chairman Of the COMMITTEES APP
pointed to notify him Of his election.
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This Morning.

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so 0osldk cnuy, -, ~ bso, ssS, ASH. -
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1915 beet 4 Beleher. d. ~. 81. ssX. ~. IN
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1850 Chollar. Poto.i, W. 81. SIN 81. SAY, -, ~.
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i.os Crown Pslnt. %, say. 90, GIN sia
$50 yellow Jacket, i5. la, IL, ifiS. i21. isi,
las, iai bD
tss Imperial. iO1.. ii.ii., n. ~
$50 Empirc Mil. lux. iOk. lUt.
$50 Gold lliii Quartz, ., az
-sD Kentuek. 2SX, "a, 2iS -, sJS, &c, s5s
Is95 Alpha. -. 2tk
$50 R.Ichsr. 90. ssx. 20. TOS. 20, II b3
itT5 Confidence. 20, 26x. ~, IN. 2sk bJo
sD Con Virginia. ". ". 9ix. ". 9sk ,9s
1siO sierra Nevada. ~. 10. ipS, ION
100 Dansy. ~, AZ. va.
rs EIchequer. 80. as. 2zO
iso Seq. B-lcher. i30. leo. 10. iTj. 10
lto Ossrman. 90. 81. ~. -. %. 81 SAY, So, S3S
500 Justice. IS ~. SsS, ~, n
35 suecor, tk,tb
1860 Buckeye. I. 81. ~
"a Lady Bryan. ~. ~. ~
1i.5 Julia. 6t. CT. :. ~
SIS Caledonia. 30. 01, ~. =. -
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sieO nallnors' II, icX. ID, iSX. Is, 10. isS,
10y
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no Bullioa, 2ix. -, 23k, ~
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once IIourt
sKILLruL

Given TO all classes Of diseases. No idle pre-
tensions or impostnrc: nc fattering Of. expert.
ments; no Injurious drugs hut careful exam,
best remedies approved by science and expert.
ence, which may cure you though discouraged
and hopeless.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-29

uxl.ryestsioeko,lryroo come
andsee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-29

EASTERN DISPATCHES.
DOMESTIC NEWS,

I.rscrIL TO ru. GOLD NIL DAILY srv..
The temperance star. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1874-1874, 1874-11-30

lcral:"cS the process of digestion and
Tic ahs"rbii"n Of food, tina. they pro-
due" In undue excitement nI the brain.
even when taken after the manlcr of
the most temperate tlrinkcr And
shall we trit'c will, Such agent: az
these!
They l!ay he slower and more insiti-
"rS han Strychniuc or arsenic, hui hey
are almost us certain in the end to ar
rive ut the same result.
Thon>"n,is az the rurinuS CAUSES Of
deaths. AZ entered upon the .nnr,aii-
~ reports from month 20 month. spring
directly "r indirectly from this same
'icmpcra,c drinking.
And yet can hear some one answer
ing, ''ThiS does nat apply to me. | am
in no ,langcr.''
While il were to follow you, it
would hot be an lrour before / should
see y"" taking your second, third or
fourth glass. 1"u might answer, .'hc-
cause AN nnwcll, and nceed it," etc.
but really and honestly, it is because
y"nr nerves have been excited hrvona
their ,ir ~ l!,c ''iir$t drink. and Eow
IN shc depression which must follow al
unca!icdinr stimulus, their shocked
ami irrltatch ccnters CRY out for more
and are never satisfied.
ToHch not that which will bring dis
case I" your system, neglect or failure
+" .v"nr business, SORROW and blight to
your i'"nc, and for nughl you can say
to the contrary. premature death 10
y"nrSrlt--3rmpcT"nct Blessing.