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THE JERSEY CHURCH SCANDAL

Advent Of n Little Stranger in the Case.
The examination in the case OF the Rev. John S.
GlendennIng, or Jersey City, was set down for
last Thursday; but as the FIRST against the
cused Is for bastardy, Justice Aldridge was adj
vised that no examination could be legally held
till The chief witness in the case gave birth to u
child. lhat obstacle Is now removed. 10r MISS
pomerOy gave birth to female child yesterday
morning Justice Adridge determined TO hold an
examination as soon az the mother is able to go
abroad. In the meantime the accused pastor il
suepdng his vacation at Saratoga. but he has
given ample security lor his appearance when re-
Guired. His pulpit will be occupied to-day by the
Rev, Dr. Virgins OF New York.
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IEFLAMMABLE CHICAGO.
. Action OF the Foreign Insurance
COmpanics.

The Action OF the Foreign Insurance
Companies.
CHICAGO ILL.,, July 25 1874
The agents OF the foreign insurance companies
have to-day received Instructions oy cable direct.
ing them what course to pursue in Chicago. The
Scottish CONNIE rcal has decided to withdraw, and
its agent has been instructed to take no more
risks.
The London Assurance, North British, CON-
mercial Union, Queens, Lancashire anu Imperial
all English companies, nave Instructed their
agents to raise the rates fifty per cent. The Liv-
.erpOOl, London aud Globe have not sent any or.
derB to its AGENTS.
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most total DISSATISFACTION jaime. Cruiksshauk T. L. ID
secrcary o the American Po1giar Ise Insrar,e. Corr.
p,shN Ri BroadNay, New Yor.i In ,,r venr Ehi 4
nasea so syse Inar Or Lthtus deafness os
my ears to enable M TO ho and thoug. hal tv,cn
treated by the bes me lical talent o the tale wal
sleaily growing worse DR.. Lghtb howeyer rc
stored my near ny to ali its former acutenes and ever
sncea period OF eighteen yearsI oyrd ne rfcs
nearing showing conc usyey that the cure was IA rcr
inaneni a. II was RADICAL | convinced tlrat DR.
LghthH's In mablc skill save rom the rsx chsA
ness % total deainc aud het he rendered me
Tor which my lie ioug gratitude Is ustly due Jau.s
Cruik shank re ,dence No 2J6 South Oxi1yf arr
BROOKLYN. DR.. LIGHrHILL receives calls daily trm ~
70 tSnn lays from 0 TO IL ut his Office Fifth avenue
Ne '~'"~s
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MURDER BY A LUNATIC.
BALTIMORE, Md, Jul

BALTIMORE Nd. Jaly rs, 1874.
special despatch from Westminster, Carroll
county, states that few days ago John Fisher, an
insane inmate OF the Almshousc, crushed In the
skull OF another inmate, named Shaefer with an
axe handle. Although portion oi the skull was
driven IN upon the brain OF Shacner DO lived
aeyeral dava.
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SALT LAKE,

Brigham YOung's Demurrer In the Di-
v0rce Suit Ovorruled-The Suit Against
General Morrow.
SALT LAKE CITY, July 25, 1874.
In tho suit for divorce from Brigham Young by
his wife Anna Eliza the demurrer oil the defendant
20 tho Jurisdiction Of the Court was Overruied and
thirty days given to answer. The suit Of the city
against General Morrow, lor iorclbly releasing
prisoner from the City jail on the refusal Of the
authorities to deliver him, was also continued for
thirty days.
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RIOT IN SCRANTON, PA.
policeman Seriously Injured-Pistol
shots Exchanged-A Young Man Fa-
tally Wounded.

shots ExchanSed-A young MAN F1.
tally Wounded.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, July %, 1874
On Thursday night at Scranton row occurred
on the square In that part OF the city known as
Providence, and when policeman Hetzel attempted
to arrest one OF the rlngle ders he was pounced
upon and beaten and kicked until there was
hardly spot on his body which was not bruised.
HIS call for assistance was answered by j. B.
Glllespie member Of the Select Council, and
Others, when pistol shots were exchanged and
young man named Thomas Duggan was shot In the
aooOmen. THIS put an end To the row. Duggan's
wound Is pronounced fatal, but he is yet alive.
lhe next morning has friends had Gillespie ar
rested or the shooting, and the Mayor thOuqht the
evlocnce strong enough to warrant MIN commit
ting MN 10 Whkesbarre jail, ana an officer brought
MN mere tnis afternoon, when writ OF habcas
corpus was sued out, and alter q hearing before
Judge Harding he was admitted TO bail In the sum
oi $4,000 Inc policeman though severely bruised,
IS doing Weu. -
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THE BRUSSELS CONGRESS-
Imperial Germany To Be Fully Represented.

BERLIN, July 25, 1874
General Won Voigts-Rbetz Will represent Ger.
many In the Brussels Congress. He will be assisted
by 0 general Offlcer OF the Bavarian army. a
major from the Saxon general staff and the dis
tinguished jurist, Professor Bluntschli.
General voigts- Rhetz leaves for Brussels to-day.
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A.-Wupture Radically Cured, BY


5. n MARSH principal of the late firm OF Marst k
Co. and sole inventor OF Dr. MAIsSh'S RADICAL CURk
TRUSS AND IhSrRuMENTs ior the neGt,nent ot
physical detorm The o.d and dam aged stock
ais firm having been DISPOSED OF by pu6c auction has
been laced w uni Improve stock, consisting
TRUsS..s, SILK Ella rIO BEL :, STOCKING SUP
PORrERS, SusPEESOitlEs AND sURGICAl, APPI-
vesey street Astor house No connection with any
other oificc)
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"A German Squadron Ordered to Cruise
or the Spanish Coast.

BERLIN, July 25 1874
Tho North German Gazette says the German
squadron now on Rye, England, has been ordered
to cruise on the northern coast Of Spain, and that
these orders were given In consequence OF the
shooting Of Captain Schmidt, German newspaper
correspondent, and other German subjects by the
Carllsta
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THE VICKSBU su TROUBLES
Negro Aldermen ObstructinS Municipal
LegislatiOn.

VICKSBuR1, Mss, July 26, 1874.
The time specified By the Board OF Aldermen for
registration IN the Third ward proved insufficient,
and the negro Aldermen attempted to prevent
further action by abs,nting themselves thus pre-
venting quorum. The Mayor through the ponce,
procured their ATTENDANCE. The leaders ol the
negroes now advise them not TO vote.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN VICKsBURG.
VIcKsBCRG, July IS, 1877.

V1cKsBrRG July 25, 1874
A three story brick building. owned by I. d.
French, and occupied by Rhuman Co., cothcrs,
was burned to-day. Loss about $4,000: insurance
s2s, 5o0 The negro fire companies, with their en-
gines, absented themselves.
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COrns Extracted nd sun ions Carefully
treated, without pain2j cents each-by Drs HENSON,
the celebrated Boston Chiropodists who have had
IS years experience Rooms IN New York, 81 Union
50 and No s lee
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GERMANY AND SPAIN.
Prusian Dip,on ate Movement Against carlism.

LONDON, July 25, 1874
The Daav Tsze1raph's specin from Berlin gays 1t
Is reported that the German goverMme Is making
strenuous endeavors TO stop supPle>s' weapons
and money t. the Carists and HIS calico the at
tention Of the Versailles government to the sub
ject.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty-iour hours
In comparison with the corresponding day of last
year rs indicated by the thermometer at Hudnups
Pharmacy. HERALD building
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WEST INDIES.

KINGS1US JAM, July Is, 1874.
Tho cofee crop promises to be large, as also Will
De the sugar and pimentO crops.
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Dunville Il Co., the Irish Distillcrtes,
Belfast Ireland are the largest holders OF whiskey in
the world. Their OLD IRISH WHISkEY is recOu-
mended by the medical profession In preference te
French brandy. Supplied in casks or cases. United
states branch, 81 Broad street, New York.
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City Aaundries now Finish shirts Set-
ter than Troy They use FRENCH CRYSTAL ENANHlA
Sold by wholesale lrbcers.
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Crfstndoro's Hair Dye Does its Work
quickly, harmlessly and splcudidly. 1t Impacts moI
natural shades and is easily applied Sold every where
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Average temperature yesterday. u
Averas se temperature for corresponding date
iOSb year
Average temperature for last week. ......... 40 2
iasl year..r.'.,.....,...,,. 70 2
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K R a N @ e.
What MaoMahon Hopes from the
Recess of the Assembly.
Constitutional Progress Towards the
Creation of Senate;a

LONDON, July 25, 1874.
A Paris special to the Times this morning saws
che government consented 10 recess py the
Assembly because 1t hopes. before that body meets
again. to prepare q new constitutional bin for
which It can meantime secure the support of a ma
t0rtty. The government hestated TO commit itself
fully to the bill reported from the Committee of
Thirty by N. Ventavon, because 1t was sure to be
rejected.
Tho Proposition for the Creation of
Senate Accepted.
PARIS, July 25, 1874
The Committee OF Thirty have adop ted, and the
government has accepted, the proposition OF NJ.
Pages-Duport, introduced in the Assembly on the
16th tnsk, FOR the creation OF Senate which pro-
vides that the Senate shall consist OF 100 members
nominated by the President and 1870 selected from
and BY the Assembly; cardinals, marshas and ad-
mirais to be members er. .oNcfO; also that the
PRESIDENT OF the Senate shall become Provisional
PRESIDENT OF the Republic in the event OF va
vancy, ana that the President OF the Republic be
empowered to dissolve The Assembly with the ap-
provai OF the Senate
THE QUESTION OF DISSOLUTION OF THE ASSEMBLY.
The Committee on Paramen tary Initiative have
agreed to recommend that NJ. Leon de Maleville's
motion In favor o! tle dissolution OF the Assembly
be reconsidored.
They have also examined similar motion in
troduced BY M. Duva. Their report on the above
motions will be presented to the Assembly next
Monday and the question OF dissolution Will, con-
sequenty, be again raised before that OF pror0ga-
tion, which was made the order for Tuesday.
Tho republicans are actively agitating for dsso-
luton and hope to have majority on Monday, as
many conservative Deputies are absent.
The New York herald., 1874-07-26

Bachelors Hair Dye ia splenAid.-
Never tails. Established 81 Soil an1 prop,r,y
applied at BAlcHELJ.t'S Wit rIctory. ii B)lI ~. NY
The New York herald., 1874-07-26

A.-EHu AnSeliTue. for the Teeth nstI
gums. BISCorINE rood tor infans DELIUC& co,
G Broadway, the sole proprie or5 ana nanrtac'ut
Paris agents, ROB3R - X Co, - Place tcndom@
The New York herald., 1874-07-26

China and Glass Ware Given Away
almost at BASSFORD'S Cooper Institute Building cox
stores, Third and Fourth avenues.
The New York herald., 1874-07-26
Tue way to secure . Beauties Skin

use fi,tNN'S SULPHUR SOAP daily in your bath. "
opens IA pores, 50 that all impurities pass on
we wno's rhin lhseal OF compelling them 10 wOrx OF
n9 y me l,ce tie only part OF great many people
'nr ,' y am tnereiOre the only part whsr The
nnuiucs cas WORK OIL with facility sold by druggists
a G. per (sse or one ho three csk.s) CDc: by nail
aoue DON, W zee cas-" y 1sc Alir,ss u n. ClsffrEN-
IUN, New hOrK. Agents wanted - "
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Railroad Track Washed Awny-Detcn-
tion Of Trains.

WILLIS, New, July %, 1914.
About thirty feet Of the Central Pacific Railroad
track was washed out by the bursting OF rain
cloud twenty-eyht miles east OF this place yesrcr-
day. The eastern bound express train Is &C.
tanned. A train with workmen has passed to re-
pair the damage and anxious passengers are
waiting their progress The western bound train
Is expected here about noon.
The New York herald., 1874-07-26

A.-Vedding Invitations, Elegant
STYLES foreign Note PAPER Crests Monogrims gene al
Engraving. JAS ENARDELL, S4 Broadway. Estaa-
iisr
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Glass Ale Pump PrSvents Ale RcspG
poisoned. Use no more brass pumps Tor ale send Tor
iluStrat cd cata osue and price list.
BYkNS & BhNAN. IS Warren street
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A.-Thc Concurrent Voice of thiy En-,
ii community has condemned the all the rrlat
finger pad trusses now tiat the ELAS1lO rhUsS CO.
6S3 Broadway, cOiliorta ly cures Rupture
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A.--RmptEre aud Physical DrforRi tiles
ssuly treated by Dr. MARSH at No. vosey sroct
HOusc).
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Cancer Cured without the knffe or
pain. by Professor J. NJ. CoMINs NJ d. 43 East Twea-
The New York herald., 1874-07-26

A.-Wipes, Brandies, Gin and Whis-~
keys tor medical use. for sale by JOHN HINDS, Iin-
The New York herald., 1874-07-26

Denis Donovan, Formerly Mt Del
monicos gives table dhote Dinner at his restaurant
No b Eas, Twelfth street for 81 81 wine included.
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Reported Accident to u Western Train
Dcnied-Intury to the Road.

DAN FEANCIsCO, July 20 1914
despatch from Elko, just received, says the
reported accident to western bound train on
the Central Pacific Railroad, near Humboldt Webs,
caused by the waserspout washing away the track,
Is without foundation. A section foreman was
run over and lost both legs. The track Is So badly
injured that trains cannot get through to-day.
The New York herald., 1874-07-26

Hay Fever Prevented, Checked and
cured by DR. LIGHTHrLL, 2l2 Fifth avenue, New York.
The treatment OF Catarrh, Deafness and Nervous De
rnugeme u speciality
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Dyspepsiu and Gastric Diseases are No

Deafncss.-Those Afflicted with Deaf.
should read Mr. Crukshank's statement above u
his recovery from almost total deafness.
The New York herald., 1874-07-26

by DU BARRY'S REvALENTA ARABIC FOOD to tho
stomach nerves lungs and liver curing dyspepsia in.
disesuon) consultation diarrhna aedity, pa!ptatiou.
seeple ssness debility, wasting cough, asthma, fevera
consumption, low spirits; 1000 cures, which had re-
sisted an other remedies. Depot In New York JOHN f.
HENRY, CURRAN CO., Nos and College place.
The New York herald., 1874-07-26

House Furnishing Goods, Silverplatetl
WARE COOKING UTENSILS. at BASSFORDS, Coopce
Institute Building, Third and Fourth avenues.
The New York herald., 1874-07-26

For Scventy-four Years Barry's Trfc0.
PHEROUS has maintained Its place the fashionable
toilet the best article tor preserving and beautyiA9
the hair
The New York herald., 1874-07-26

8. o. p. Brandy, 81 so per Bottle, 81 pes
gallon; good, mellow and reliable entire invoice pur
Ii. 3. KIRK CO., SO Fulton street
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IfOnX
Newport, Saratoga and other summer resorts shoasd
this please show 10 the OF the hote
Hotel kc epers, are you not aware OF IL that C. r.
HuLTZ, at y5 ana " Dune street and 37 Broadway.
sells all popular brands Of genuine CHAaPAGNs a
great deal cheape than the sole agents other
dealer. PIPhR HEIDSIECK at S-3 80 currency.
GEORGE GOULET, the wine of the period, at so.
rency: liberal discount TO the trade. All other brands
of Champagne equally cheap. Wines delivered
from the stores OF the importers II desired
The New York herald., 1874-07-26

Rchigcrators, Warranted Filled with
charcoal at BASSFORD'S Cooper Institute building.
corner stores, Third and Fourth avenues.
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longer incurabe. DIR. SuARp'S SP aCIFiC uniformly
sactory half century in successful inalltOie
Retail ATWOOD, Sac Broadway; Wholesale agent nIr-
TENTON, No. I Sixth avenue.
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Al Heavier storm, Yesterday.

DAN FRANCISCO, July 20, 1874.
Another report from Eureka says the storm was
heavier to-day than yesterday, but the people
were better prepared for it.
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TERRIFIC CLOUD BURST.
A Fearful Rush of Water on the
Town of Eureka, Nevada.
Destruction of Lie and
Property.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 25,. rs7.

SAN FBANOIScO, July 25, fS74
despatch rom Eureka, New, gives the p rti-
cuars OF q storm which occurred there yesterfAy
1t uad been raining with great violence from early
IN the morning till noon. when cloud burst on y
lofty range OF mountains TO the eastward and q
vast volume OF water rushed down the canon
where the town IL located. The eastern part OF the
town was Hooded IN ten minutes by q fearful
rush OF water which was constantly increasing in
violence, depth ami impetuosity. The people in
that portion OF the place were hemmed in, and
every moment houses were torn from their founda-
tons ana swept away with their occupants.
Ropes were procured and line formed. Brave
men, thus protected, dasaed into the torrent and
saved many lives.
Only few women and children were lost The
body OF one Mrs. Bray was recovered. Rodger
Robinett reporter OF the Sentinel Is among tile
drowned. The Sentinel Office was swept away
The bodies are being brought to the Court House
as fast as recovered. Three Cinnamon were lost.
Thirty houses were swept away aud al that part
OF the town In which were situated dance houses
and other places OF amusement is gone. The hood
lasted only halt an hour. Fne total loss OF life is
not yet known, but 1t is believed it Will reach
twenty-five or thirty.
Heavier Storm Yesterday.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 25. 1874.
Another report from Eureka says the atorm was
heavier to-day than yesterday, but the people
were better prepared for 1t.
Reported Accident to u Western Train
Dcnied-Injury to the Road.
SAN FRANCISCO July 25, 1874
tch frn,o
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mnrkable Proofs OF the Efficacy Of
GILES LINIMENT OF IODIDE or AMMONIA in mus
cuar pains the chest have been afforded. Depot a.
~ ixfl nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-06
LIvER AND BLOOD DISEASES.
ny r. v. PIERCE, n. D.

A healthy liver secrstes each day
about two and = half pounds Of bile,
which contains a great amount Of
waste material taken from the blood.
| when the liver becomes torpid or con-
cested, 1t falls to eliminate this vast
amount Of nexlous substance, which,
therefore, remains to poison the blood,
aud be conveyed to every part Of the
system. What must DO the condition
Of the blood when It 10 receiving and
retaining each day two and q half
pounds Of poison? Nature tries to
work Of this poison through other
channels and organs-tho kidneys,
lungs, skin, etc., but these organs boz
como o~vertaxed IN performing this
labor In addition to thoir natural fnnc.
lions, and cannot lsng withstand the
pressure, and become ~varlously dis
eased. The brain. which Il the great
electrical center OF all vitality. Is I'M
duly stimulated by the unhealthy
blood which passes to It from the heart
and 1t falls to perform Its office health.
fully. Hence the symptoms OF bile
poisoning, which are dullnes', head.
ache, lncapaclty to keep the mind on
any subject, impairment Of memory,
dizzy, sleepy, or nervous feelings,
gloomy forebodings and lrritablllty OF
temper. The blood itself being dis
eased, as It forms the sweat upon the
surface OF the skin, II Is so Irritating
and poisonous that IL produces discol-
orsd brown spots, plmples, blotches
and other eruptions, sores, b0ils, car
buncles and scroiulous tumors. The
stomach, bowels and other organs can
not escape becoming affected, sooner
or later, and we have rs the result,
costiveness, piles, dropsy, dyspepsia,
diarrh0,a. Other symptoms are com.
mon, rs bitter or bad tasto In the
mouth, Internal heat, palpltation teas.
Ing cough, unsteady appetite, choking
sensation In throat, bloatlng OF sto-
mach, pain In sides or about shoulders
or back. GOODNESS OF cxtremities, etc.
Only q few Of the above symptoms
are likely to be present In any case ut
one time. The liver being the great
depurating or blood cleansing organ
Of the systsm-set this great "housc.
keeper Of our health =" at work. aud
the foul corruptions, which genders In
the blood, and rot out, as 1t were, the
machinery OF life, are gradually w.
PEELED from the system. For this pnr-
pose DIR. Plerco's Golden Medical Dis
covery, with very small doses daily OF
DIR. Plerce's Plsaiant Purgative Pei.
lets, are prs.eminently tho articles
needed. They cure every kind OF
humer from the worst scrofuls to the
common pimple, blotch or eruption.
Great eating ulcers kindly heal under
their mighty curative influence. Vlr-
ulent blood polsons that lurk In tho
system arc by them robbed OF their
terrors. and by thslr ~perseyering and
somewhat protracted use, the most
tainted systems may be completely re.
noyated ona built up anew. Enlarged
glands, tumors and swslllngs dwlndle
away aud disappear under the influ.
ence of these great ~resolvents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-06
DIR. A. II.

Well.tnown throughout the country asa Paihol
| ogirt and Psychologist, whose successful treat
ment OF certain physical disabilities and func
tionsl derangemsnts dsssrvedly entitle him n
the familiar recognition Of the Great Specialist
would respectfully inform the citizens OF Viz
einia City and vicinity that hs has returned e
TirCini,, ,na can Be consulted pntil sATUR'
u. WILLIAMS AND BIXLRR's BUILDING
Entrances opposite Post-ofdee. and on u
street,, thus giving invallds an opportunity OF
Kidding themselves, through his professional
agency, Of such constitutional annoyanees and
ailments as be claims to compass and to cure.
suficient to simply pfomulyate the fact that DIR.
Splnney's earliest reputation may be traced
back 10 his Inauguration and conduct Of the
Montreal Canada kast) Medical Institute. The
regime Of the English Pharmaceutical College IL
gagged BY an elevated standard. An extended
experience and an asslduous study OF the varied
phases Of disc ase. enable him TO guarantee as
surances Of success In the eradication Of the
multifom chronic affections incident TO both
sexes, such A. Nervous Debility. Exhausted
Vitality, Youthful Excesses. Marriage Impsdi.
ments, Chronic and General Affections.
TO THE LADIES.
DIR. sPINNEY, while naturally impressed
with the dellcacy Of The subject, feels no hssi.
fancy In assuring them that, In conjunction
with Q competent knowledge OF their various
mferipgs, such as Nervousness, Neuralgia,
Spinal Weakness, Loss OF Appetite, Lassituds,
Prolspsus Uteri, RetrovsnIoni or Displacement
of M Womb. VAGINAL Irregularities, Leuehor-
rea' Dvspep,ia. Indlsestion. Constipation, and
th, msuv petty. Irritating Distractions that al
mcsi inysrisbly have their origin In the uterine
resIon adord Them immedIatc relief.
~ .~,so ssn mn UpsIvn
oO'tn ASn DE
y ma w. n ne, VIM n,. yo o;ne ,nur esse Il viii
coat Won nothing for consultation, 90 please call
ana sstisfv youfselyes whether ihe Doctor IN.
dsssisnds yonr case IN he can cure You he
.,ii tslI voi, al. m nat. he will say 40. for he
Iii mi yndcrtske 4 cure unIess be'is conidcnt
" sasc,ing 4 eure.
x,c,~,, ,,yv
nOUNS MhN'
Who may be suffering nom the effects OF youth.
ful follies or indiscretion, viii DO well to ayaii
themselves OF this, the greatest boon ever iaid
nj the altar OF suffering humanity. DIX. SPIN.
NEY will guarantee 10 forfeit goo ior ever.
case OF seminal weakness OF private disease o!
any kind or character. which hs nnderiakss and
isiis 10 cure. iic wouia, tneIeIoIe' ny 70 tne
unfortunate ~raferer who may read this notice,
that you are neading upon dangerous ground
when you longer delay In seeking the proper
remedy for your complaint. You may be In tho
first stage-remember you are approaching ths
Last. II you are bordering upon the last, end
arc suffering come or oil OF Its evil effects, 70.
-. Iva MN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-06

DANCING AcAprxr.-Jsmes Y. Wilson would
respectfully inform the lovers OF the neai'n'a,
and b,autinal art Of dancing that he has opened
a fret elias. Dancing Academy In National uuard
Hall. Smith street. Virginia. where instruc-
lions will be given as follows: Gentleman :
Class-Nonday and Thur-day evening. Ladies'
Class = Monday and Thursday aftsrnoons;
saturday afternoons. Soriee danssnte every
Saturday evening. Z
CHEAP Doors n suors.-c. A. Noltemeief
Al No. 81 North c street, Virginia, has removed
his splendid stock Of Boots and Shoes 10 No.
los South & street. and win for the next two
weeks sell Boots and shoes cheaper than ever,
In order To make room for Q now stock. Those
In need Of anything In his line win do well 10
| give him q call before purchasing. felo