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NEW BOOKS.

UNDER THE TREES. BY Samuel IrenGus Prime.
ALCEsTIs, CLeisure hour series.)
A NEW THEORY OF GRAVITATION AND
OTHER SUBJECTS. Ly Edward L. Young,
Norfolk, Va.
THE LIVING LINK. By James De Mile.
SLAVES AND RING. RyF.W. Robinson, author
of''Llttle Kate Kirby" SC.
WITHIN AN INCH OF HIS LIFE, From the
French Of Emile GAbOrian.
BONDED DEBTS OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA.
THE RHINE. BY Victor Hugo.
JUSTIN HARLEY. A Romance OF Old Virginia.
By John Esten Cooke.
SYRIAN HOME LIFE. By Jessup.
MY MOTHER ANDI. By Miss Mulock.
FROM THE CLOUDS TO THE MOUNTAINS.
By Jules Verne.
WESTERN WINDOWS. By John James Piatt.
LANDMARKS. By John James Piatt.
TREATISE on Mechanics Liens on Real and
Personal Property. By Samuel L. Philips,
OF the " SshngtOn Bar, syo. Law sheep.
FOR SALE BY
w. H. & o. H. MORRISON,
Jy29-n Law Booksellers, as PennG. ave.
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NFILTON SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
M '-SEATON MANSION"

OPENS SEPTEMBER IsS4
TuOS. SEATON DOSOHO, Principal.
The attention Of parents who appreciate III true
int o. their chill lrcn Is respectfully invited
TINS new and improved school, Its system, pract!-
cally tested. rendering more pleasant, rapid aud
reliable the progress OF pupils. BY their advance
ment the telcher woIld be judged. native OF
Washington. he Is well known TO large portion OF
its citizens, aud mere and elsewhere recognized as
the author Of ''Ivywai,'' "Moena" and other
volumes.
A mum Der Of Pupils being Eiready engaged, early
aDDIlcRtlon Is imp Jrtant, as the school Is Limited
and IN Jse who 30, gin at the beginning viii have
4 Frsst advantage. The Principal will be in daily
SttepdAnce ut tine school from the present time,
hapDy 10 furnish pfrticul3rs to his friends and the
public, and solleit6hs OF obtaining and deserving
Refers 81 permission to Rev. DR.. John G. Smith,
Hon RichaFd Wal;ach, DR.. J. W. Marin, Messrs.
VIM j. MurTagh. REPUBLICAN; John w. MagiL
OF Lewis Johnson { Co.; VIM; b.: Wenb, .oAn
Carroll Brent John z. Norris, NJ. W. Gait 4 Bro,
ThOs G. Connolly, Jos. 7. X. Plant, J. Colds
borough Brur, aud many others.
auyl3-2awIn lStarl
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MERCHANT TAILORS.
III. PUGH "a SON,
MERCHANT TAILORs,
No. sIa Fourto.,,,, s,ra.t

Have received therhrst nstalment OF Spring Goods,
consisting ofsuperhne Di7sonals, Foreign and Do
nestle Casslmeres, snd i receive weekly during
the season, which they are prepared TO make up in
he tzfaaf stgLA.-
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READERS OF THE NATIONAL REPUBLt:
CAN baUing the city for the summer ca"
hare the paper mailed to their address for
sirtl-si5 esnts Tsr month, in adUGnee.
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS ron MILITARY SGPFLfTS,

n
DEPoT QUARTERMAsEER's OFFICE.
PHfLADELPiTIA, July IS. 1879.
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate, With COPY Of mis-
advertisement attached TO each, VII be recsiva9 a.
tbs once until noon August - Is7+ furnishing
si .,, United States Quarterm4s:ers DspaTtrseBE
with the following named articles, VIZ:
L20,OO pairs WOOllen 9tOcEIugs.
Sg,tOl pairs White Berlin tTIO,e s
| 3gO0 pairs WoOlen Mutens.
ttaa'ssVVy pairs Boots, brass screwed.
49, pairs BOotees. brass sore HJd.
~ pairs Buffalo Oversize
PAIRS Arctic Overs. -, Br-flr Carer.
"A IN RP5AllS Arctic Overshoe5, Snow EL-lu -sr5-
2Ol Iron Bunks
HUN sets lron-Runk Stats
~ sets St=ncil Plates
.aStSgSSSS yaEds Dark-blue Cloth. 50
I.OIy'CO ytrds skY-blUe ker,ey 90
Al articles Will Be sublecfe 10 ri ri frs,a~fi1,
Ls formed thtt frl' comp trnce - tn
s,Hs WI De insisted u on. ~ that
Il Ss " "a Tol 70 lhe standard will be accepted
or all bids. e ''eH' ~ EsJs0' any
Bids are requested for delivery Of the articles a.
Philadelphll and also at san Franrisso
For Information IA d. tall apply to this Office.
Envelopes containing proposals 10 he irdo-sed
Proposals for Military supplies AMI addressed
to the under .igned.
BY order OF the QuartsrmsstsI General.
80 L. g. EASTON.
OF depot. tysj-I-t
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~ FRAMES FOR STORES

-, 6l3 Louisiana avenue
ANnlngs Tor Stores, Public Buildings, Hotels,
Inv residences, Iron Frames for Stores a. FAC
Flags and Camp-meeting Tents for sale or rent.
Agent for the Improved MildeW-pro0f Awning
Goods. mhs
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TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, HAS 4
LARGER CTRCUBA TIOF THAN ANY OTREE
kOREIE9 PAPER IN TIE DISTRICTOF co.
LUKBTA.
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TEAS

wehEve recently added to our stock in this de-
partment by the purchase of LARGE QUANTITY
OF NEw-CRoP TEAS Of the different Varieties,
and hence we are now prepared to oRer special ia
ducements.
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IMPROVEMENT OF WASHINGTON AND
Il GEORGETOWN HARBORS, D. O.
U. 5; ENGISEEE OFFICE,

WASHINGTON, y. c., August ~ 1874.
Proposals for dredging in Washingt, n and
Georgetown harbors, n. C., will be received until
moon Of FRIDAY, August, IsI4, and opened i'm
Blank forms, SPECIFICATIONS, &C., can be had on
application TO THIS oaice. s. T. ALBERT,
augi3-6t q. g. Civil Engineer.
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FLOUR-DOwNI
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY, per sack -. SO
GOLDEN HILL FAMILY, per sack. ..e2.45
BURNT MILLS FAMILY. lowest rstss
ISAAC wENGER'S FAMILY.
A ROSS RAYS FAMILY
EXTRA FLOUR, per sack, So, So. 25 and Sass
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tired and ealthu location, Its perfect discipline
aud home comforts. Expenses Slg2 per annum.
For circulars address PROF. l.. G.. MATHEWS,
A. NJ, G;enwoJd, Howard county, Maryland.
REFERENCES:
James Q. SpriRg. esd, Petersburg, Va.
Col. I has. Iii pin, Surveyor Port of Baltimore.
Charles z. Manning, esI., 15s st. Paul street,
Baltimore. augi3-lm
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
WE SHALL CoSTTNUE Qua
w SPECIAL SALE OF
DRY GOODS
from day to day Until everybody has a chance to see
THE GREAT BARGAINS
We ofer In Winter Dress Goods, ShawIr, Blankets,
Cas- t-:ores, Cloih7, Water-rrcof loaS!a:s, Me-
rlno Underwear, 30, &C.. which arc n Grked Gown
firm thirty to atty per cont, or nearly
HALF PRICE
In order TO
GET N ONEYI
H5-We must turn our Goods into Cash even at
this frlghtfui sscriecs. AL Goods ed in plain
figures. ONE PRICE TO ALL.
BEGAN & WYLIE,
lois and 1920 Seventh street northwest.
DRY GOODS SACRIFICED.
aeon yards Merrimsck Calico. only cents, worth
Yard wide Plaid orsaudIes, % cents, worth 81 cts
French figured Pique, % cents, worth 50 cents.
White PtqUes less than cost, i2S nts up.
l2a-csnt counter has goods worth four times the
money.
PHrasols less than cost, to close out.
Money TO be saved In buying goods TO lay aside
into MONEY.
T. n. NAUDAIN,
au3 800 Pennsylvania avenue, south side.
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The contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
spOnsbe bidder for all the envelopes aud wrIppcrs,
the prices to be calculated the basis OF the
Der used Of the several grades curing the last fiscal
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THURSDAY Observation-Disclosures IA 1874
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EDUCATIONAL.


ST: JOHNS SSSSEIFFIEISIEE' rn
JAMES NJ. GARRETT, LII. D., Principal.
Opening OF session and examination Of Indid .tcs
for admission MONDAY and TUESDAY, Sep en-
per snn1m, payable semi snnu1iIy in advance. Sew
trAl State scholarships vacant. For catalogues,
" U'"" 'u'' A'' PRoF. W VII Il. HOPKINS,
Secretary Of the Faculty,
suu-TuThStsepH Annapolis, Nd.
CUMBERLAND VALLEY INSTITUTE,
~ (MALE,) MECHANICSBURG, PA, located
equi-distant from Harrisburg and Carlisle, an aca-
deInic, commercial and college preparatory school,
rate. twenty second Year, Eeptenberf I. Circulars
At Kervand &TOwers' Bookstore. References, POST
esq, Rev. o. Eye Son. aul0-1m
MT. VERNON INSTITUTE. 1880 STREET.
VI French aud En- glIsh Boarding and Day school
for Young Ladies and Little Giris. Mrs. CHAS.
Eomne, resident teacher OF French. Third annual
session commences September g.. For tarms and
circulars apply TO residence Of Principal or book
CT. JOHNS ACADEMY, LOCATED IN
- AexsndrlG, Il the Oldest boarding sch09i In Viz
Enih, having been ssta5Iished IN isS1; The next
The Instruction Is thorough, and though studSnts
The boarding-house, IT5 and III Prince street. Is
situated in the most elevated and beautiful part Of
the city, and every care Is taken to make the resi-
dence Of students from abroad pleasant as posi-
pie. caretulIy-seIeeted ueTarY OF thonsand yol-
ali parts OF the country. open to them while the
studies illustrated by n 6ne chemical and phio-
sOphical apparatus, IN extensive cabinet OF mine
rails, &c.
All the students are uniformed and armed, and
each daily session gins W tn short military drl l.
In the early summer there Is an excursion, or camp
Board and tuition, ESQ year; for those who re-
side in Washington Of elsewhere PeaE enoughto 90
home on FrinGy afternoons, and who hxye their
washing and menting done At home, SIS year
For further particulars or catalogues address
RlCHARD L. CARSE, A. NJ, Principal,
aug7-eo4W Drawer q, Alexandria, Va.
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, MECHAN-
l. ICSBURG, Pa, eight miles west Of Harrisburg.
via c. V. K. R. A Rome and Family schOOl, limited
to forty. Collegiate advantages. Chartered priv
ieseS' REV ~ p ny PrssidsDt
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An agent Of the Department will have suDeTvi-
sion Of the manufacture. storage AMI s-ue OF the
stamped envelopes and wrappers, and he shall at
all times have full and frCe access TO the apart
ments, safes snd vaults where the same are mInu-
Pictured and stored, for the purpose of inspecting
the sTme; and the contractor shall furnish him and
his clerks suitable Office and desk-rOOm, for the
Transaction Of the business Of his agency, without
cost to the GOvernment.
TIE contractor NAV also be required to furnish,
without charge. suitable and proper -iuTni5hed
ROOMS for Of the post ONCE in registering pack
ages OF envelopes and wrappers to be forwarded
iii Rh the mails,
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STOCK ON HAND.

The contractor shall at all times keep on hand
stock of the several kinds and denomination OF en-
Agent OF the Department, in all stages Of manuIsc-
ture sufficient to meet all orders of the Department,
and to provide against any and all contingencies
that may be likely to occur during the existence
the contract 30 that each and every order Of the De-
mar EFaav I,a a.t y led
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SPECIAL, NOTICES

FQTGRAND OPENING OF THE NEW
~ Hall OF Union PetheI A. NJ. z. Church, II
STR ct, between SlXteeL tn and SeYen zenith streets
with Ten DAYS Feast IN the Wilderness ~ COM
menced on MONDAY EVENING, August s. aud
viii continue ten days. Admis don IS cents; CHI
dren Is cents. Refreshments at Moderate prices.
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DENTISTS.

nENTlSTRY.-C. B. FOSTER, NJ. D., FOR
- thirty years Dental Practitioner In PhIlAdel-
PhGl and New York, attends to all branches Of hlS
profession At No. ll05 New York avenue,
Beautiful sets Of teeth plstinA, gold and other
materials on the most reasonable terms. no6-tf
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aattuual gFpablitau.
W. J. MURTAsH.-.-......EditOr ana Proprietor

TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, is published every
morning CsundSys eEoepted) at the southwest cor
perofThirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and furnished to subscribers (by carriers) at my
cents per month
Man subscribers, SEQ per year; 400 for six
months, and SEQ for three months. Terms in
VariEbly in advance.
RATES OP ADVERTISING
Twenty-Five cents Per line. Advertisements under
The head Of ''FOt Sale or Rent WANTED 4" Lost
and Found, " and "PsTsonsl," twelve and half
cents Der lima.
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
1spublished every Thursday morning, and is fur
nifhed to subscribers at the following rates: One
copy one year, - three copies one year. Is; ten
copiCsOne year. El5I single copies in wrappers, Eve
cents each.
~ All Communications, Whistler on business or
FIR publication, should be addressed to WV. J.
AURTAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, d. @
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PRoPoSALs FOR STAMPED ENvEI-

By order OF tne QuaTLsrmasLel General.
L. g. EASTON.
Of depot. iysj-I.t
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Payments for stamped envelopes and wrappers
actually is ued and delivered will ma de qua te-ly
after proper examination and all ustEnsuL OF az
counts.
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The envelopes must be thoroughly and perfectly
gummed, the cumming on ths dap Of each Except
Tor ciTculaTg) TO be put on BY haHJ not less than
half Al inch the entire enElh; the Wrappers 10 be
al hand gummed not less than three fOLrth5 Of
inch in width across the end.
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PACKING,

The envelopes and wrappers must be ready for
delivery the Ist day ofOctODeT, 1874, and theTef
tel must be promptly furnished and dell vered,
complete In an respects, in such Quantities may
be required to ell the daily orders Of pOstmasters;
the deliveries TO be made Ell her at the Post Office
Department. Washington. y. c., or at the Office Of
agent duly authorized TO inspect and receive the
same; the place OF deIi cry be ct the option OF
the Postmaster General and the cost OF delivering,
well as all expense OF storing, packing, address,
ing, lAbslrng and watsr-prOOang TO be paid by the
contractor.
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RATES OF ApYERTIsLNGt

Il subscribers, ss.G per year; 400 for six
hs, and SO for three months. Terms in
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Bidders are notified that tie Departments will re-
qulre as q condition of the cOntFart, that the en-
velopes and wrappers shall be manu- fac tured and
stored in apartments separate and distinct from
those In which any other work Is done, and In such
M inner as to insure security against less bV IRE
or theit-
The mandatory must II all times be subject to
the inspection OF an agent OF the Department., who
will re4ulTe the stipulatons OF the contract to be
faithfully observed.
The contractor, his employees, ami agents shalt
conform TO such regulations as the Department may
from time 10 time adopt for the security OF the Cow
ernrnEnt-
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Profitable polItsnsss.

EVERYBODY, says the London Court
Circular, has heard Of Isabslls, the
flower girl Of the Paris Jockey Club,
who never sells flowers. but only gives
them. Well. then, this "giver" Of
flowers has made quite a respectable lit
lie fortune by giving flowers away. To
b, sure, no one ever thought Of receive
ing her flowers without some little nc
knovledgmsnt. Thus, for the smallest
rosebud Q louis dor n readily paid.
Some. according to circumstances, gave
more. The late Emperor Ii known 10
have paid for his button-hols bouquets
100 francs. Others paid in jswelry; and 81
this moment Isabelle the flower girls
jswslry il more numerous than Sohneid-
era. She has over 500 different pieces
Of jeweiry, given by the highest person.
agss Of many nations. And shs Is no
"ligh O. love-" Isabelle IL . Pertly.
middlo-aged woman. and 20 plain that
she has scarcely known what IL wa 10
possess the devils bsauty"-namsly,
the beauty attendant on all that IL Young.
Not . spot, therefore. 10 on her escutch-
o n Her fortune and Diamonds have
been won by smiles. bat nothing mere.
Il has bean the fashion 10 give 10 hsr,
and every one has given. Every mem.
bar Of the Jockey Club makes hsr q pres
ont on his installation; and IN New
Years day, also, whenever Q horss wins,
the owner remembers Isabelle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-06
CALEDONIA cLus.-Ths regular meet

CALxposIA CLrB.-The regular meet
ing Of this club will take place at
Miners Union Hall. b street. Virginia,
Thursday evening. November 18th. at
7 o'clock. A full and prompt attend
ancs il earnestly requested. a. business
Of special importance will come before
the meeting. See netios elsewhere.
ABusY RoAD.-Ths traia men on the
Virginia and Trueise road are kept busy
from an early hour In the morning un-
Ill Q late al night. A large num-
Der Of trains engaged In hauling wood.
ore and other freight, are TO Be seen ny
ing back and forth at all hours OF the
day.
DoxE.-we learn a. We go to press
that the counting Of votes in the Fourth
Ward, Virginia, has been completed.
The votes In the tive remaining wards
will not Be all counted much sooner
than tomorrow morning.
NEW sAIoos.-John Rowe and rhos.
Msyns have nttsd up thar new saloon
on @ street, Virginia, In grand style.
They keep the finest Of liquors and ci-
gars, and arc very sociabls gentisnfsn.
Give them 4 call.
CARRIlors FOR ruE BlLL.-ws are rs-
qusstsd to state that Neptune Hose
Company will procure carriages for the
accommodation Of their guests in pass
ing to and from their ball tonight.
SrLAsnrRs.-Ths teams which course
down Main street at . breaknsck pace.
send The mud flying right and left. Woe
10 the pedestrian that comes in range OF
thar nudsplashing outfits.
A FAvoRAsLr NoroRrkrr.-Ths sood
reputation Of Browns Bronchial Trochss
for the relief Of coughs. colds and throat
diseases, has given them a favorable
notoristy. -.
FrxIsnxD Tnxn woRx.-The Inspec-
tors Of Election in the I'd Ward. Gold
Hin. completed their labon and had their
o6ieial returns made out at IL O'Clock
last night.
Lur FOE SAN FsAScuco.-Last eve
ming thsrs Wa . large exodus Of news
paper man and politicians 10 San Fran
cisco. the political campaign having ter
minated.
Bx1curn DrIpExD.-Ths dividend Of
a mar shars declared yesterday by the
Bslchsr Mining Company. Is payable
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CARD.
C.rs or sails Rhsum Or Ferty.nvs
| Yaaru 8tandfuK.

Curs Of sails Rheum Or Forty.nvs
Years Standing.
MILL CfrY. New. Aug. 10. 1911.
IA. PnicI-Dcar Sir: never expected 10 %
aba 70 write you such . letter - thls-that l
An cured OF the Salt Rheum sfter suffering for
20 many years. Forty.hve years ago II came
out 10 my neck, ears and head, and then, on my
whole body. was. I may cay. perfectly raw
With Il. In the Winter my handA broke out
and disabled ne from work nearly all Winter.
when I Was Q girl there were not many patent
medicines made. and ! had TO depend on such
calves % n~eighbors recommended. About
thirty Year, ago patent medicines came In the
markst, and I have used everything thai has
bssn advertised % . patent medicine 70 ,pufh{
the biood, nom that day 10 this. Sometimes !
tot s~omsthing that partially relieved me. and
What I thonEht wa going 10 cure me. but every
thing lost its strength on me aner . while.
Absat ak months ago ! commenced taking
year msdieins. I must pay I had faith In IL
hon the beginning. zen were 20 highly recon-
mendsd By Q great many Of my acqusintances.
I want 700 10 publish this In Jour city paper,
% that people who are suffering nom salt
RAsum may know what will cure them. for ] do
not believe there ever was .ush . case q nine.
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~MIDDLE-AGRD 3

IMPORTANT klpieAL conzssfopxxel.-lf
al who are now suffering non eosshs and
colds and other throat and lung diseases could
rssd the letter. c~ontinasiiy rsosivsd from all
he country, Cvins ~ dslsiis Of cssss similar
to their Owe that have bssn cured By Hais's
Honey sf Horskoand and Tar, ne demand for
that life saytng spsciae. vast - 10 10, would b.
doubled. II never falls. No eoagh can resist
IL tnnquilising influence y strsngthens weak
consumption. Pixies Toothsehs Drops cure In
one minute.
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Dr.. 4. q sPIsSIY,

Has Removed 70 No. 1888 South 0
street., viryiaia. sppssits cAanp,Ain Hesss.
Or. epinnsy. vel nown throughout Tie
~ q . ~rstho,egtst snA yAys1s,ogtst, whoss
saoosssfhl trsatnat q certain pAypieai diss-
biitiss and funstiooaI arrangements deserved
" entitis him 10 H. fsaitaf r~scseniion o ithe
danAf SPECIALIZE, would respectfully inform
the citizens Of virginia otty and Vicinity that
his incrsasing paisoaags demanding mar com
modious Apartments. Be hAsremoyed 70 hisn ew
efaee. No: iss South Q street vislinis, ssvsn
be Win b plssssd 70 eonsalt With ~, tAas. CIV.
Ing iauiAs an eppogtunity q HIDING nelr
ssvsa thruagh his proisssioaal aqeney, o. sucA
constitutionO annoyanoss N sllnsuts q he
ehlns % compass and y care. without en-
.srt,s isso siossspsseI essssta f sPis.
NEY'B safiisst rspststiea ~ - nsos1 oeck
trsai (Cansda EAsD Medical IAstttats. The
rsetnS Of the xnsiish pharnacslucal oonegcs
10 Eaugsd By IN sIevatsd standard. An extend.
ysrisd phases ofdissass saablss him % guaran.
tee assurances Of succsss In the eradication OF
he nultiform ekronis a5sctinns Incident 70
both saxss, such - Nervous Debility. xxhAust-
cd Vitality, Youthful Exeessss, 1sr1Age In
pedimsnts, and Chroaic diseases fsnsrally.
no THE IAOIEa
Oh. .elss nstary ,mpsyss1
Win me osneaey o. .pgsctt 49, ~.
taney IN assannk -. :aaIaoa
Win : npeteet nngvIeoss y Nv vs.io.s
sunerinSss - - rsaL.siss
5pfrn esEness, - ARRs1.s. Anns.sSness
rfonps1s. vysn, TvSeu pf.n.
ehosrea, Dyspepsia, ln1igestion, Constipston,
and the many petty. irritating distrnetions that
slmost tnvAreoy ~ s.sl ~ a's'
Inc REGION snoru pnso rsn0''
CoNR ANN M HRALRD.
-. ..c.hi. =, -
ns.sI.. ~. sss. 49, 4,
I'm eoss vou nossisS for copsuitsfion. % plsass
caIl and satisfy yourselves vkslhsr The Doctor
underStsnds your casa. n b can cure ron he
viii tslf you %: n not. hs viii cay %, for be
viii not undsrtske 4 care unlsss hSis coahdsnt
OF a6tctipe 4 curo.
vorwo ~rvw
zOoNu
Who may % eunefing uon 1870 %! yoau...,
fai foldes or tndiecrettoa, WI q vel 70 avau
themselves Of thn. the geeaes, seoo. 80. AID
q the ALTAR Of saasrtns hlnaniv. DIX bfLE
NkY VIII GUARANTEES 70 loffsit Ave nnnorsd oot
undertakes and ~ 70 enf:. ne woaid, nsrs-
read this notice, that ron are trsading ,upoo
dangerous ground when yeu longer dslayin
seoking the proper remedy fof yoor complaint.
You may be In the eut stAEs-remsmoer you
are approaching the hst. IL you ars bordering
upon the last, and ss suffering some OF al OF
ls svil effects, remember hat u oossinats
" persist IN procrsstinaitol, The tine must
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-06

To Drsrsrrics.-ws do not agree to cure
you. bat nom . careful Analysis 81 Doolsy's
Yeast Powder, We can safsly recommend II -
producing nutntieus, light, healthy brsad. BE.
cults, rolls, etc which can b. eatsn With IN
Invalid. Thsss fscts We can saSstastiats, non
practical sbssrvatioas, md With the uewiedgs
that no injurious substaness whatsvsf inter
into the esnposiuoa Of DcssS'sY sa:s rs.dst.
Grocsrs everywhere keep 70. Doolsy = Brother,
Manufactures. % New street, New York. u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-06

GrRxAxY has just adopted = Law BY
which the holder Of . railroad ticket
may stop at any peint Of his journey,
for any psriod-hs ticket remaining
rood till used.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-06
Why Ir lid ia !, .tranrs a. al hat The

WAY IT Is.-It Il not strange at all that the
sidewalk In front OF ". 4 Rison's store 10
blockaded with goods sven. day, and 30 many
people coming out ioadsd with goods, for With
I few dollars you can buv groesiss snough 70
do for . month. You can bay frssh toma-
can, q cts; ffssh oystsrs, n ean, g ets.; pio
ton. 90 and est 9 psciags 81 Risos's eofss,
ssesA groAnA s,sxy weak. yyM