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The Placer herald., 1874-12-12


RAILROAD DIsAsrER.-A terrible accident oc-
|curred on the Central Pacific Railroad, near
Boca station, short distance East of Truckee
Inst Tuesday afternoon, by which two or three
were killed outright, and many seriously in
fjured. 1t appears that the emigrant train was
turning out on the side track, for the purpose
toi letting the passenger train pass, but was
1lttle behind time; and, while two or three of
the cars OF the emigrant train were yet on the
1nain track, the passenger tran came dashing
aronnd curve, which had prevented its engl-
neer from seeing the condition of the emigrant
train, and ran into it, cutting through cattle
car which, fortunately for the passengers, was
attached to the rear of the emigrant train, and
killed all Of the cattle but two. 1t also cut
Fhrough the caboose carand struck the rear of the
passenger cars with such force that one of them,
n which was large number of passengers. wa )
hurled from the track down a steep embank-
ment ON the brink Of the Truckee River In
umOling the roof was torn off. and the passen-
!ers maimed and bleeding were scattered down
ne hill, some falling into the river. A man
amed Gregory, en- route with two sons for Col.
Ax. was killed, and both sons injured. Hich
Pstesn, OF San Francisco, was also killed, and
~ ooy ~ or IA years old, is missing; it was
9oueht he fell into the river and was drowned
ne wounded have all been taken to the rail
pad hospital at Sacramento, where every atten
on conducive to their comfort aud recoyery j,
nd them.
The Placer herald., 1874-12-12
Local and County Matters.

n For the very best photographs, go tc
Bradley Rulofson's Gallery with an ELETA-
TOR, 429 Montgomery treet. San F rahcsco.
Two of the young ladies' from the Auburn
public school succeeded in getting second grade
certificates at the recent quarterly examination.
WITHIN the past week there have been sever
al parties in town enquiring about the chances
to purchase land in this section.
TIE Bon-Bon, given by Smith & Fuller, last
Tuesday evening was the finest affair of the
season. The Hall was crowded with the elite of
the town.
A fine deer hung at Speedy & Co.'S Meat Mar
ket during the early part of the week. 1t was
killed near the old Grizzly Bear House. We all
got slice.
DEER.--A party of hunters, from near Lincoln
killed four deer last Saturday, on Bear Riv-
er. j. R.. Nickerson killed three out of the
four. Mr.. Nickerson is an old hand at the bus-
ness
party from Auburn went out deer hunting,
last Saturday, and, according to rumor saw a
buck. We hope the next time they will be able
to fetch that buck home with them.
ON Thanksgiving evening Lincoln was sere-
naded by the Sheridan brass band. The music
vas splendid. Waldron, Robinson, and others
did the polite thing by the boys, in the way of
cigars and-well and so forth.
Mr.. GEO. HETzEL, an enterprising citizen
from the lower counties, recognizing the ad-
vantages of our foot-hil country, has recently
purchased the old Taylor place, few miles
from Auburn, and is going to work to improve
it IN fine style.
The Praise Service, which was to be held
at the NJ E. Church last Sunday evening, but
which, on account of the illness of one of the
singers, was postponed, will come off tomorrow
evening, without fail
The Placer herald., 1874-12-12

CHRISTMAS TREE.-It seems our little notice,
last week, in reference to getting up some kind
|of an entertainment on Christmas for the chill
dren, had its effect. Already the arrangements
are made for having Christmas Tree, at Music
Hall, on Christmas Eve, and the Committee
wish to say that "all the citizens of Auburn and
vicinity are invited to participate in the festivi-
ties of the evening, being intended for the pub
lie generally, and the children especially. Come,
and by your presence contribute to the good
cheer of the occasion. committee will be in
attendance at the Hall from 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
until o'clock, P M, to receive articles designed
for the tree. The Committee request that each
article be distinctly marked with the name OF
the person for whom intended. They pledge
that care will be observed in the distribution, that
each article may be placed in the hands of the
right person. Please hand in the articles at an
early hour, that they may be properly arranged
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PROBATE COURT 1 ROCEEDINGs.

SATURDAY. Dec. 5th 1874.
In the matter of the guardianship of All I'll,
All Cot All Lee and All Sue minor children OF
All Ho, deceased; order appointing Sam Lee
guardian. dd Htum. for the purpose of maintain
ing an action against the G. p. r. r. Co.
MONDAY. Dec. 7th-1n the matter of the es-
tate of Jos Walkup, deceased; order authorizing
administrative to execute conveyance.
In the matter Of the estate of Mat S. Damon,
deceased; order confirming sale of real estate
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A gentleman of our acquaintance recently from
Ohio. says the weather here now, is just like
Spring in Ohio. He can hardly realize that it is
the middle of December.
The Placer herald., 1874-12-12

The Directors of the Colfax and Nevada city
Narrow Gauge R. R. have accepted bid for the
construction of said road. The price to be paid
ls $500, ,OOO-half cash and half bonds. Accord
ing to the contract the road is to be completed
within nine months. We wish the enterprise
success and Grass Valley and Nevada city al
the additional prosperity their most sanguine
citizens anticipate from such grand home en-
[terprise.
The Placer herald., 1874-12-12

On tombstone in south Carolina is the fol-
lowing beautiful tribute to departed worth:
Here lies the body Of Robert Gordin;
Mouth almighty and teeth accordin'
Stranger, tread lightly over this wonder,
II he opens his mouth. you are gone by thunder.
The Placer herald., 1874-12-12

NorIuE. We learn from degree Tempar, D.
D, Scott, that the Union Degree Temple, No. l,
I. Q. e. T.. of Placer county, will meet at the
Hall of Granite Lodge, Penryn, next Thursday
evening, Dee. II. All members of the Temple
are requested to be present. Visiting members
are cordially invited to attend
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Total cash on hand ltelciiging to Co., 8 7,153 95
Total casE on hand belonging State. 1923 Al
Total amount in Treasury $ S.777 36
Outstanding Warrants, registered. 1l,81S "a
'' r. r. Bonds - 10000 90
Il. d. DUNNAM, Treasurer.
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COMPULSORY. day this last week there
was considerable noise in the street, in front of
| our Office, and we naturally looked out to dis
/ cover the cause. We observed three or four
boys engaged in teasing an old Mexican. We
said, bo"s. why don't you go to school? "Be-
cause we don't want to, " was the reply.
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In the garden of Robert Gordon, back of the
HEaALD Office, Japanese ounce tree is already
beginning to bud. All kinds of vegetation is
unusually forward in this part of the country,
but the idea of n tree cutting up such capers as
above mentioned. in the early part of December,
is something that Eastern people may wonder
n
The Placer herald., 1874-12-12

ONCE again into our sanctum cometh the Star
Spangled Banner-the December number, and
the one which closes its twelfth year of success.
Few are there who know not this splendid pa
per, with its 40 long columns. size of Ledger, it,
Illustrated, and just crammed with the very best
reading - Poems, Tales Stories, celebrated
"Rogues' Corner" in which every Swindler,
Humoug, ,Quack and Fraud in America has been,
is, and will be fully exposed. For 1875 every
subscriber receives the paper fully prepaid, and
either pair of charming "Prang'' Chromos, an
elegant Dictionary, Album Book, or choice of
twelve premiums-any one being worth more
than price of the paper, which is only 81 90 a
year. No paper is more thoroughly established
better krown, or better liked. Specimens for
cents. He who fails to subscribe fails to do
what he should do. Send 81 to Banner Pub
fishing Co., Hnsdale. N. II.
The Placer herald., 1874-12-12

THERE is q reward offered for the man who
left church, last Sunday evening, before the
Sermon was concluded becanse there was no one
sitting hear him who had two quarters to give
for half. A chap near by had five short bits,
but he said be didn't want to let them al GO.
The Placer herald., 1874-12-12

HAS ARRlvED.-At D. w. Lubeck's, Masonic
Hall, Auburn, will be found all kinds Of fancy
goods, suitable for Christmas and New-Year's
presents. Call and examine his stock and you
will be sure TO find something to suit you.
The Placer herald., 1874-12-12

LIST of letters remaining uncalled for in the
Auburn, Cal, Post-office, Dec. 1st, 1874.
Mr.. - Atkinson, Mrs. G. f. Clark, Mr..
5. A. Goodwin. NJ Higgins, Nelson Hoss Esq,
Mr.. Amassa Henderson, Mr.. Malhade Silver,
Miss Emmy Tar, Mons. H. Wolfe.
Please say advertised when calling for the
hboye letters
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DIED.

At San Francisco, Dec 5th. 1874, of consump-
ton, Mrs. Marie Antoinette Jamison wife OF
Thos. Jamison, of Auburn, aged So years
Mrs. Jamison was ain old resident Of Auburn.
At the time OF her death she was visiting her
daughter at the Bay. Her remains were brought
here for interment
The Placer herald., 1874-12-12

The weather during the past week has been
of the variety commonly called delightful.
The Placer herald., 1874-12-12
MARRIED.

In Auburn, Dec. 6. by E. Walsh j. p, Alfred
Pinter, to. Mrs. Augusta Peterson, both of Sailor
Ravine, near Lhcoln
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THURSDAY, JAN. 10, 1874.
The Third District.

In case Congress should conclude tore
fer the West Virginia election backto the
people for settlement. there will DO very
embarrassing condition Of things in the
Third District The KAnAwha Journal
says that there arc thrty.one candidates
ready to enter the race as soon as the day
is set, and the Chronicle publishes a form
liable let ofthe parties who have either
named themselves as candidates or beer
named by others. Among them We
notice Hon, A, E SUMMERS, Ed. sEuoN
ALBERT LA1DLEY, Hon. G. R. Q. FLOYD
Hon. A. T. CAPBRToN and Hon. SAN
PRICE. The last two were prominent
participants in the rebellion, CAPERToN
being q Virginia Senator in the rebe,
Congress and PRICE being Lieutenant
Governor. They have, therefore, pc
culiar claims upon the Democracy and
will no doubt receive an extra share o.
attention and sympathy on this account
Now that Virginia has just elected q Sen
Stor who boasts the first thing after hil
election that he followed the flag Of re-
bellion, West Virginia ought to turn in
and elect either OAPRRToN or PRICE in
order to show that she is not less Demo
cratic in her proclivities than the ole
State.
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INTERESTING FIaURRs.-The following
figures contain information that is not
generally known:
The Mississippi river is 2,6lG miles in
length, and Is $50 feet above the level Of
the Gulf at its utmost source. At st.
Paul it is go feet above the Gulf level ;
at the head Of Rock Island rapids, sos
feet; at St. Louis, 407 feet; at Cairo, 1923
feet; at Memphis, gel feet /; at Natchez,
GO feet; at New Orleans, Is feet, and at
the head Of the passes, 9 feet 8 inches.
The Arkansas river rises 1914 miles from
its entrance into the Mississippi, and
10000 feet above the Gull level; at Fort
Smith it is 41S feet above the Gulf; at
Little Rock, 259 feet, and at Its mouth,
109 leet. The Missouri river rises 1905
miles from its entrance into the Missis.
sippi, and 6.9O0 feet above the Gull level i;
at Fort Benton It is 2S45 feet above the
Gulf; at Sioux City, 1906 feet, and at St.
Joseph, 1850 feet. The Ohio is 600 feet
above the Gulf at Pittsburgh, and $50
feet at Cincinnati.
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the same time the consumer at the East
Is obliged to pay prices out Of proportion
with those received by the producer, be-
cause the present facilities for iranspor.
ting properly are Inadequate to move all
that 10 pressing forward and likewise in.
sufficient 70 move the quantity demanded
by the wants Of the East.
What we need and must have, as II an.
pears 10 US, 10 afford proper relief 10 all
interests, Is double track railroad be.
tween Chicago and New York, 10 be
worked exclusively in the tonnage busi-
ness, OF slow speed and OF cheap rates.
This road, worked OF about seven miles 10
the hour, would carry from Chicago TO
New York every year tonnage equal 10
400 900, 900 bushels Of wheat, and return
as many tons 10 Chicago. In case Con-
gress 10 not prepared to order the con-
struction Of such highway as Q national
public work, we humbly pray your hon
orable bodies 10 grant Q charter for the
construction Of such road, With iudlcious
and proper restrictions as to capital stock,
toll rates, speed Of trains, and impartlAlity
In the reception and transportation o.
freight. By
In, the Judgment Of your petitioners,
said charter should require the company
Ito whom 1t may be granted) to receive
and transport over its line with reasona'
BILE dispatch and Of prescribed maximum
and uniform rates Of toll, all cara whether
loaded or empty corresponding in guagt
and construction with lie own, or OF Ger.
tain specified standard OF construction
The charter, also, to require OF the COM
pany complete and full responsibility In
the care and delivery oil all property
which It receives. The charter, also "a
require the company 10 make annual re-
ports to the Secretary Of the Interior oil
all its operations, including detailed state.
ments Of its capital stock paid in, It's re-
ceipts and expenditures, and such other
information as may DO required by the
said Secretary Of the Interior, and that the
Government, by order Of the said Secre-
tary, or by vote Of Congress, to have al
any time the right to investigate all the
affairs Of said company for the purpose Of
verifying said reports, or for other pur.
pose. -.H.
In the establishment Of rates Of toll fol
transportation, the company should be
allowed 10 exact only 80 much as will, In
the judgment oil It's managers, approved
by the Secretary Of the Interior produce
a net revenue Of not exceeding 10 pei
cent per annum on the actual cost of tht
road and equipment; and no dividends L
be made exceeding IL per cent per an
mum, any surplus earnings over thu
amount so divided being carried to q sur
plus account to beapplied to future diVi.
dendS, producing corresponding abate-
ments in the traffic rates" -
There is also before Congress bill
praying for charter almost similar ii
character to the above, but asking for (
subsidy in connection Herewith.
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NERVOUS nIsnILIrr.

A depressed, irritable state OF mind
n weak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
no energy or animationj confused
head, weak memory, often with de.
buitating, involuntary discharges. The
consequence Of excuses, mental ovcrwork or
indiscrotions. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
hnds sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. 2s.
It tones up the system, arrests discharges dispols
the mental gloom and dependency, and tejuve.
mates the entire system. It Is perfectly harm.
less and always efficient, Price Is, for paclARe
Of i've boxes and a largo q nal of powder, which
Is important In old. serious cases; or q per single
boz, Sold by ALL Druggists, or sent by mail
on receipt Of price, Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE co.
No. 602 BRoADwAY, n. V.
For sale by Logan, List b Co.: Z. Booking
I'd. Finney; James hurry; Reed, Kraft q Co.
Wheeling; ChRs. Faris, Wheeling Island; jane
KllIott and ]. 3 N. N. Mercer. Bellaire, o.
iebi2eod&w
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TARM FOR SALE.
O.


1ofer for sale thu, Farm on which now
reside, situated in Marshall county, ". Va. some
three miles from the limits OF the city OF wheel
Ing, on or near the FAirmont Pike, containing
lO6 acres Of arst.clasS land, nearly all OF which
10 in q ane state OF cultivation. The improve.
ments are all OF the best, consisting Of Brick
House containing. eleven rooms, with all the
eonyeniences needful, A large cistern supplies
It with all the water for which rain water is need
cd. There is also large Barn, with cellar; Sta.
BILE room for Horses and twenty head OF Cattle:
Wagon Hou'e, Com Crib, Brick smoke House,
Chicken House, and good frame Tenant House
containing four rooms; With Churches and School
House within abort distance The said land "a
well watered, and neyer-failIng well at the
barn, There 10 good Vineyard OF Catawbl and
Concord Grapes, and large number OF the beat
select on Of Fruit Trees ID full bearing CONSIST
ing Of Apples Pears, Peaches, Plnms, Cherries
and Ounces, with almost ali the frat quality OF
small fruit grown In this part OF the country. ~
ANY person desiring good home near to the
city Of Wheeling, whore they can pr0dtahly dis
pose Of whatever they may raise for The market,
viii do well to call on the subscriber, who Will
give all the necessary information. Terms easy.
1AI-d&W 'H ~. n 7. WAYMAN.T g
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The Lnws of West YIrrinIa.

In view Of the fact that o. chapters Of
the Code were amended by the late Legis.
lature and that about 20 more were either
repealed or amended by new laws "thai
do not mention the Code" and that $50 Of
the acts of 1870, 1871, 1872 and 1873 have
been changed and amended, or repealed, :
the Kanawha Chronicle Is moved TO ex-
claim 10, yes o, yes II any mar
thinks he knows the laws of West Vir'
ginia, let him now come forward and he
shall be heardW
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A CONTROVERSY between the United
States Government and the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company concerning the
right of the latter to hold the Hsrper'i
Ferry Armory property has taken new
shape, The Law Department Of the
Government holds that the company have
no equitable title to the lands, not having
fulfilled the original conditions Of sale
Various motions have been made in the
course of the litigation. and now 1t is pro
posed to compel the railroad company tc
vacstc the premises.
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Obstacles to Marriage.

HArPr RELIEF ron You've MRN nom the
hood Restored: lmpedlments 10 MARRIAGE fc-
moved. New method Of treatment New and
remarkable remedies, Books and Circulars sent
nee, 10 sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. 3South Ninth street, Phil
afelphia, Pa. Ian Institution having high rep
SSHHHion Tor honorable conduct and proief eionAl
sHI. oc27-d4w
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Special Faotloes.
. 1NDsLEY INSTITUTE.

instruction given In all branches usually
tIugLt In Preparatory schools and Academies
The Department. II Modern Languages is under
the control Of the eminently successful teacher
and Gccomp ished scho!ar, Ur. Mayer.
Nm me winter Session Of twelve weeks begins
JAMES WATSON.
dec13 i'm. HUTCHINSON.
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A LWAYs GET THE BEST,

REEDS COUGH sYRUP.
Nothing equal to It for Coughs, Colds, Hoarse-
neee. Bronchitis, Whoopip2 Cough, DC For
public speakers and singers 1t Is last he thing
10 make tho voice smooth and clear.
WSold by Druggists everywhere.
MoCAbR, KRAFT D CO., Projectors,
OCH -. Wheeling, W. Va.
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New Advertisements

.NOTlOn-
IhAVO this day cold my Branch Store, No. so
Main street, to Mr.. N. @. Crawford, who has %
long mRnAEeait for me Mr.. ciaVfordiaao well
known to the citizens Of North Wheeling thAtli
Is hardly necessary for me to say anything In
his favor. The liberal patronage which have
received through HIN Is ample testimony TO the
high esteem in which no IL held. Twin Just cay
that ho Is worthy Of all confidence,
~ ,JEILItA.I sMETH. G
JAlS Corner Market and Fourteenth sts
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DIR. JOHNSTON

Member Of the Royal oolisse q Surgeons, Lon.
don, graduate rom ono Of tho most eminent
Colleges In tho United States, and tho greater
part Of whose Life has been spent IN no hospitals
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsewhere,
has effected some.o the most astoniAhing cnres
ever known. Many troubled with ringing n
the head and ears whom asleep, great nervous.
ness, being Alarmed ct sudden sounds, haahful.
ness, with frequent bluBhlng, attended some.
ImmphiataIY
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.HoRsEs, WAGONS s HARNESS
10Y RoR sALE-I have for sale large work
Horses. coal bank Mule, Q Coal Wagons, / Coal
Cart, and 7sets Of Harness.. Iwil tell AtprivRte
then will sell ct auction, OF the front door OF the
Court House, at Wheeling. The above can be
bought low. For particulars inquire Of
Owe 40. EaEIER, or
]. O. HRRVEY.
Horses and Wagons can b. seen Of the Christ
man House stAblee. ---.l- JAlO
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Educational.

WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE.
[ Wv I'D. ~ .EW - l.I u-ruI-lHa
Pupils win still DO received In the Music, Art
or InStrncdon Department Of this Institution
and can Join the classes lust Organized.
Special attention 70 devoted 10 Music Vocal
and InstrpmentaO under the instruction OF the
hisses Doddridge and Prof. a. 8. Roe. 5liI n.
Glasses In Latin, Greek, French or German
under capable teachers, IH' sep16
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.pURR ORAB oIDRR.-76 BARRELS
- strictly pure, IN store and for salS b.
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,T99a92II1 aedlcaIaI e!.
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
BALTIMORE, MDss
0tEdS-7 South Frederek Street.
DR.. IoHNRnN.

DIR. JOHNSON,
AAs d HS ths most Sestain SPEEDY and
npSs OF the Buck OF Limbs, 6tfiEtufo Aiections
q the kidneys and Bladdss pldatsry Dis
a .isS y S sRtts T sSn:
y, Trembling, pimnsss Of Sight aiddiness,
niaeSsOs Of he Hetd, Throat, Noae q SLIM
iesonl e re uSss, LGnge stcnsh g pSNolS
Habits d Y0uyh=BIcRnFan and -UotltRFy pnrtices
more fatal 10 thelE'VictimS than DO BGnga 81 tho
gytens 70 the Marine 10 on ulylees, Big tinR
theiF mott hriiliant hopes % AMI iti6ib, ron
dsrinR inAitidge, &e., improbable.
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have been the victims OF Bolit
~ Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit
thoc Ss n on 9oaHf Non ofthS NOR efsitsd
talent and brilliant intellect, who might other.
wise have ontraneea liEtening eGnAteB with The
thunder Of 6loquenco, or IAked 10 ecetAoy the
thrilling Tyre, may call with full confidence,
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, o. Young Men contemplating
Marriage, lbotng eWaro of PhysleAl Weakness,
organic debility deiormitieS, speedily cared,
40 who places himself undef the care 81 d.,
j., may religiouRly eonAde In his honor ag q gen
tGman, and confidently rely upon his skin % Q
pH ORGANIC WEAKNESS y 20
Immediately Cured and Pan Vigur restored.
This dIstre6aing Affection, which iendeFs Life
miserable and AArriage impoSSibi6, q the penal.
~ paid By the Yict1ml Of Improper indulgence
Young persons are too Aptto commit e1cesSes
nom not being aWare Of the dreadful cunSEQuen.
ees that may ensue, Now, who that understands
the subject wiz pretend 70 deny that the power
Of pEocereaton e lost sooner BY those falling
into improper habits than BY the prudent Be-
Aides being deprived OF the pleasure d! healthy
of9pfinR, the most AafiouH and haaiFnniiVs
symptoms Of both body and mind arise, Tho
6Yatom becomes Doranged, tho Physical and
Mental Functions weakened, loss Of ProcTea-
tive Power, Nervous sIFf1fGhilitY, Dygpepeia,
Pnlpat alton Of the Hear, Indigestion, 6opRtitu-
tionAl DEBILITY 9 wasting Of tho Frame, Cough,
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For Rent.

VIoR RENT-THREE DWELL. ~
~ MGs- Centrally located on 18th fold MI 4
Monroe street, below jacob Odd 6lhl 81
0ne4 large house, ten foomt, with eellafs the
Others mail houses, fourfopm1 With cellnf6. IA
sec Z. T. KIMBRRLY, on ne preullpl OF d
st!SelI where no can So found every evening.
jars w