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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-04

Prof.. Mueller VIII receive q few more
pupils into his present classes this morn-
Ing ct ten o'clock, and this afternoon at
three o'clock, at his academy, Memphis
club hall.
The -Theater.
LOtta had a large and fashionable au-
dience at the Memphis Thester last
night, the play being Zip, or Point
Lynde Light. Lotta was unusually
happy, ana again afforded our people
delightful entertainment. She makes
her farewell appearance at the matinee
this afternoon, upon which occasion
MuSette will be presented. Tonight Mr.
G. w. Couldock takes benefit in the
Chimney Corner, play wnich will lie
al the more attractive with this excel
lent actor in the Leading role. We hope
to sse him have arge and appreciative
audience.
M'kee RaDktn's Two Orphans,
Monday night M'Kee Rankin and
troupe commence q weeks engagement
in the ItOO Orphans, at the GTeenlaw
OpeTahouse. Mr.. Rankin i5 au actor Of
acknowledged talent and recognized
merit, aud in st Louis, New York, and
other cities his It0O Orphans have
drawn lsTge houses and afforded most
Globe Democrat of Thursday says: "The
ItOO Orphans wRs repeated at DeBar's
opershonse last evening, and seems to
still retain its attTactiveness, con tinuing
to draw fair audiences. Mr.. Vanden-
hoff, who played 'Pierre," one Of the
strongest characters in the cast, has left
the company, and Mr.. Piercy now plays
both that character ard the "Cheva-
lier," and although "Pierre,n in his
hands, is not as strong q stage picture as
that given by MIR. VandenhOff, it is in
many respects better. 1t is certainly q
more even performance, and. shows q
more artistic idea Of the requirements Of
the part"
The Oates-Titus Divorce Case Decided.
The following telegram received last
night will be read with interest by all
our citizens, especially those who have
witnessed the charming little actress be.
fore and since her marriage to Mr.. Titus,
from whom she now stands divorced:
LOUISVILLE, December 8, 1875.
Chancellor Price this mOrRing render
ed his decision in the Titus-O Oates di-
voIce case, granting g decree of divorce
to Mrs. Alice o. Titus from Mr.. Tracy
w. Titus. The maiden name, Alice o.
yates, OI plAlUtlu IL EeSICTeui as IL Also
the property which passed to Titus by
their lnarrisge. This is all she asks. Adr.
Titus, when last beard from, was "star-
rlngr on his way 10 Australia, and in
all probability has not heard of the de-
cisiOn. The suit, whick has thus been
decided has been in progress since the
thirtieth day # last July, when Mrs.
T,tus's PETITION vas fled. In this petit
ton she states that they were married
on the twenty-third day OF November,
1873; that sfter this marriage, aud with
out fault on her part, Mr. Titus con-
tracted the habit Of drunkenness, &C
C e)mpsnied with wasting Of her estate,
without making any suitable provision,
or, ia fact, any provision whatever for
the support Of wife, who has earned
her own living starring" through the
States as sn actress.
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MEMPHIS MAYNARD.
Public Sale of this Valuable Property,
January IL, 1876 Eighty Lots
and SubdiVisiOns-A Rare
Chance for Purchasers.

By reference TO an advertisement else
where it will be seen that in obedience
to decree OF the chancery court in the
case of r. s. Adams Vs. the Memphis
and Little Rock railroad company ct al,
the Memphis navy-yard will be sold
January u, 1876, by E. M'Davitt, re-
ceiver and commissioner. A map,
showing the size, location and division
of the property, Improvements and lots
eighty in number), can be seen at the
Office of G. w. Goyer, No. 22S Front
street. Many of these lots have valua.
bic Improvements, and the bidder is es.
pacially referred to the "Commandant's
hOuse"-s spacious building command.
ing a splendid view of the river, and
fronting to the west on Promenade
street, which is well paved. Most of
the houses are well built, and have good
cisterns attached; and that portion Of the
property fronting west on Promenade
street is among the coolest and most
pleasant in the city for family residen-
cts. That part west of Promenade
street, and vest of the vertical wall, is
suited to manufacturing purposes as
we'll as any piece of land in the coun-
try.
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REMOVAL.
NOTICED
To-
Builders and Contractors

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
y the Board of Supervisors Of Carroll
county, State Of Mississippi, for the building
OF q kFick Courthouse in the town OF Car
rollton. Plans and Specifications can be seen
at the office OF DIR s. ansberry.
The Board OF Supervisors Will have the
privilege to refuse one or all bids. Bids re-
ceiVed up to the third day of January, 1876.
W. NJ. STANSBERRY,
g. W. VASSAR,
J. r. .SHACKELFORD,
Commissioners.
Carrollton, November %, 1875. de4 saw
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DIED.

KIRK-At his resi- ience, No. 259 DeSoto
street, JOHN KIRK, in the list year of his age.
Funeral will take place from Grace Church
this tSATURDAYl afternoon. at 3 o'clock.
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In consequence OF the overstocked
condition of the eastern markets and the
close Cf navigation, the Philadelphia
and Reading company will discontinue
work in thirty of their forty collieries IN
the POttsVille region.
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WASHINGTON.
The Presidents Me, s.:se &nd Documents
What they Promise BabcOck-s
Court OF Inquiry.
The Speakership Kerr, Cox, and Ran
dali the COntestants-Wha the
South Can DO-Etc.
TIE MESSAGE AND DOCUMENTS.

WASHINGTON December 3.-The
Presidents message was approved by
the cabinet yesterday, to whom it was
carefully read. Today manifold copies
are being made f.r the press. Its exact
length has not been sscertained, though
it will be considerably longer than the
Presidents previous messages. 1t can
not yet be a5certained whether it will he
sent to congress on Monday or Tuesday.
This will depend on the time consumed
in the organization of the house and the
reception of notification by the Presi.
cent Of the fact. The report Of
of the secretary of the treasury on
finances is in press. 1t will be about the
same length as previous reports. The
estimates, it is said, will not exceed
those Of last year. They have not yet
been printed, but copies will be laid on
the desks Of mem bers Of congress Mon
day. Judge Richardson called on Sec
retary Bristow to-day. Many members
of congress visited the execu tive man.
sion,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-04

THE report Of the meeting Of the cot
t)n exchange yesterday, has special in
teres. fer all engaged in the cotton
trade
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-04

Governor Kellogg has Tespited the
sentence Of Bill Williams and another
victim, who were to have been hanged
at New Orleans yesterday, to December
3lst.
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BABCoCK's COURT OF INQUIRY.

WASHINGTON, December The cab
met was in session four hours to-day,
principally occupied with the considers-
lion of the Presidents message, which
is now complete with the exceptions of
a few closing paragraphs. They also
considered the request OF General Bah
cock fer court of inquiry to examine
the charge that he was connected with
the whisky frauds. Those who know
the result decline at present to make it
public. There Is reason TO believe that
the request will be granted, and detail
of officers. appointed by the secretary of
war.
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CLosING RATES

Yesterday i cytfoR and gJia: Nltc
York, cotton, IS Lice; Memphis, l2ic.
NeS0 York, god, lI4i; Memphis, lI3l.
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A bold attempt was made to commit
murder and robbery in San Francisco
yesterday by youpg man calling him
self Harrington. He was foiled in both
and arrested.
The weather in England is reported
intensely cold.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-04

An interesting experiment is being
made in the shipment Of two nests Of
humble bees, which have just left Ply.
mouth, 10 England, for Canterbury,
New Zsaland. The principal object aimed
at il the Introduction of these insects
into the antipodes is the fertilizs.
ton Of the common clover, the
pollen of which the common bee is
generally unable to collect, while the
humble bee" having a larger pro.
bOscis and being much stronger, is able
to reach sufficiently deep into the flower
to collect the fertilizing dust. 1t is
hoped that by this means the plant will
be more genersl'y fertilized, and it's
cultivation largely extended in tie
colony.
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lOFFICIAL.l
PROPOSALS..
NITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
NOTICE,

NoF1OAs
HAVING qualified as the executor of the
n last will and testament OF Sallie II. Har-
ris, deceased, all parties having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to present
them, properly prObated, to the executor or
the time required by law, or the same will be
forever barred. All parties indeb ed to said
the executor or E. NJ. Hearn, attorney, etc.
novT w. B. WINSTON, Executor.
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LExANDER HILg-FormerIy ]. David
~ son Hill & Co.-EEEBH AND AMRHI-
CAN sLATkS, bLA BS. Fte., and Agent
for the Williamstown and Franklin Slate
QuRrries. The slate from these Quarries are
the best American states which have vet been
sent to this market and bear a closer resem-
blance In color, strength and quality 10 he
Welsh Slate than any that have heretofore
appeared. Prices from % so TO SO per square,
English count.
su7 OCARoNDELET 81, New Orleans
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-04

Mr.. B.-"GOod morning, sir; come
to tune your piano" Deaf old gent on
the porch-"Eh? didn't understand
what you said." 'I come to tune your
piano." "YOu will have to speag loud
er; 1 can't hear what you say.n II
come to tune your piano" "Oh! you
come from Louisiana, do you? Well,
that's good; sit down and tell us all
about it,D
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OLIVER, ,FINNIE 6 CO.,
WHOLESALE
GROCERS.

IoOO bags Coffee, RIO, LaguAyra and
Java.
500 bOls. sugar, brown aud white.
SOC bbIs. Flour, barrels and halves.
$50 Dbls. New York Back Wheat
500 boxes, nj and Or, Raisins.
400 boxes Figs.
100 cases saI6IReA.
400 bbIS. NUTS, Almonds, Peeaha, Bra
xIls.
100 hi. bbIs. Atmore's p Dsneemeat.
25 bbIs. AtmeFe's Rlineemeat.
800 buckets AtmOre's HInsenen -5,
10, rs so and 81 lbs.
30 cases AtmOre's Ium-PuddinR.
900 boxes Prunss and dCuFranGs-ntw,
500 packages new MRekereI.
so boxes Goldfish.
400 boxes snu6,
1OOO buckets Lard
SO hE, bbls. Lard.
500 bbls Potatoes, Onions and Apples.
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w. z. NITCHELL'S SCHOOL.
No. SOS Third Street.
7. O. -. IT.

RTUDENTS prepared for the usual college
> course. All the common English branches
taught. For terms, apply at the schoolroom.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Fashionable Dancing.
The NEE ting then adjourned.

Prof. Mueller will receive a few more
pupils into his present classes this morn-
ing ct ten o'clock, and this afternoon at
three o'clock, at his academy, Memphis
nj han
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]. 8. STANTON, CHAS. POTTER
Late of Stanton 4 Moore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-10

lsttsh are W tdfus ssplanalst, and af'
GdiaAns asavs. e6if05
Afssthfsi Prs6igal.
Nkv Yoax. Sept. io.-HsnryA A. Hof'
NAH, . lad 10 years old, who latsly fell
heir 70 some SSo.oo worth Of his Pc
rsnts property. and who. having fallen
into bad company. has become 80 dis
sipatsd that hs cannot take caro- Of biz
property. u has been taken care
Of society for the prevention Of cru.
city 70 children, and the court has
placed his property in the hands Of The
Surrogate for protection. A jury Of
hftssn dizsns pronounce the boy an
habituL druntard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-10
TO TINE CITIZENS OF GOLD aILl.

You are all invited to call and inspect
our new and elegant store with Its full,
rich stock Of watches. chains. jewelry.
siiverware, diamonds, clocks, bronzes,
music boxes, etc. Whenever you visit
San Francisco you will always 30 re-
ceived In q courteous manner By J. W.
Tucker, l3l Kearny street, who will a.
ways take pleasure in showing custom
ers through his stock Of goods, never
considering u q trouble. but always TAX
ing great pleasure In allowing goods.
Don't fail to call and sec him ere you
purchase elsewhere. Ho will send good,
Tor selection 70 any part Of tho States
and viii repair watches and jewelry sent
through Wells, Fargo & Co., guarantee
Ing all work which leaves his store; m
ploying. rs no does, the best Of work
men. Don't forget his new store-l3l
Kearny street Only.
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stONuMkNrr.

Holmes d lawson. Of no O'Parell street.
San Francisco, arr now erecting . handsome
monumsnt over the graves Of Major rerrsnd
and wife In the Catholic Cemetery 81 Virginia
cir. Parties wishing 10 procure monuments
Of any kiad will do we'll and save money by
Addressing q note tn W. Z. Holmes, lnterna.
tionai Hotel. Virginia, who win call at their
rcsIiencss and chow them handsome designs
Of all kipds. Mr.. Holmes will DO al the Cath
ole Cemetery every day this week.
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a suPrOCATIN0 tOuCu.

In . letter to Mn. Isle, Of Chicago, . well
known eontributor to the Western press, she
ssehbss the cure OF . dangerous cough. aeeon.
panied By bleeding at the lungs To uale's
Hooey Of Horshound and Tar. ny cough"
mt lie Honey Of ~llorsh0und n Tar has
1870 syefy trsee Of H." Ths letter vas TO
! isdy friend IN Ills city, Who has placed Il Il
IL dIsposal Of o. n. Cultivation, Z Sixth ave
nss. Pixies roothaehs Drops eurs In one
niuute.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

xvssytAing 0.iss h Fisa,eist Or.
elss-Dssrs 90 he Hasseaai oeta
Daax aaa TFoss O.. oDeasd ns
Dnsinsss-PregFsas e ne sysAa.
eass-A statement 81 Bank 81
: C~aliSsFnia a9Airs Expsetsas mort
Eolwd.
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inv I'M. Vs.tsrn UrIou Line /

lby inc estefn UNION LineI
Ban FaAxc1soo' Sept. io.-i:'ohA
There II nothing new Of importance ~
financial matters. This morning 70.
doorss.of The National Goid BANK sno
Trust Company are open and the con-
Germ II t~rsnsaoting good deei o. s'n,
sral banking bushes viinou' '0'
resumption. - the Presidents as~
Putting ths money ~he''
most good"
The syndicate y Pfogioss.s
ply In inc woIk o.
affairs OF the BANK Of Oaniofnis
Everything Is very quiet even ns
newspapers being apparently consen's'
10 stop qusrrelling for q time. Inc 70
action after the recent s1eiane s''n'.
disposes the public generally 10 .s'.
down to q more composed s'As'' ".
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srArIoNsRY AND JEwKLnY.

J. D. Nsrshai. ct the Gold Hill Post.
once store, 10 sole agent for oil
the San rnnciseo and sacramsnto daily
magazines. etc.. received - soon ~ published.
and delivered In any part Of town. Blank
books and stationery In great variety. Blank
book Of evsry description made 10 order at
short notice. Gold and silver watches, clocks.
that line neatly and well done. A large stock
Of tors AMI fAncy goods. See regular advef-
tissmeut In another column. jeie
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-10
To ruR FnIENDs OF SCIENCE,

Prof. MIen, the distinguished Phrenolosist.
win lecture to the ladies' and gentlemen Of
Gold nm 1t Miners Union Hall. ON Friday.
Saturday. Sunday. Monday and Tuesday even.
lngs. Doors open al Z. lecture 10 commence at
B o'clock, Reserved seats for ladiss. On Mon
day evening the lecture will commence rre-
tisely at hall. past seven O'Clock. on account OF
ninsrs' meeting. once hour from . A. 4 10
9 .. n, IL the hall. Admission TO lectures, %
cents: reserved seats. - cents extra. fint
lecture frec. "a tide
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School TEAcHkhs ine
balance Of the teachers In the Gold Hill
,,,h,;, school. we're appoinisd BY tho
$3.50, s.hoo, r,r.t.ss ia.t syenipe.
The following In the full list: Principal
y. Kent NJ.
lnt stn spaS ps;m.~-Nr NJ
ucDoun Y@s pim.r~-.M;. LAM
~. -. .ra IN Gold nan
,nii'n' n n.v;s yss an
W G,,d Hill Mis-. d.
MI. J%.nr;aG Ksrchiyal.
Il. iay'ot an. "AI...". -. .n,so;nte.i
s.a'eS N o'u ry., IrhooI.
20 ~ D',,u S"saaI T~rs,.ss In nal.
the poaiu -. nS".n.n,s -s,s oov.
ing Q .-..r;,.,;on ,hs
eInsu suuiy -. n...;no bs.t ont
aPPncAnss Tse ,..cbsr,
ing inc nienes. po n.u ri, o.n merit.
lave oeen enosen N.s A. ar.
alone, yi.noa' .ne msmhs, ~
personM P'''E'eu'e NJ, a;.,inc,iv
nv ,asosn"i ,n,, No t..chsr will be rc.
,ained should unftnsss for the position
~ proved. A stated in other issues.
,he schools ON the Divide; American
Tat and Lower Gold Hill wall open next
donday. Sept. 18th.
sc,o,,. rx,cux,s. Cxxr,y,cArrs.-Du-
ing mo ia'e W C-',
or positions a. teacners IN sn' uo
iii pnb.,s schools, sacn one al num- ~.
Ie ".s".n - ~ n,,nh.r h.;,g
mbli.bed in tho Nxws Of the ith inst.
numbers two. seven, eight, twelve. si.'
cen. seventeen and nineteen were grant
u FIRST grsie certificates and number
.hrss. four, six. ten. eleven. hitssn
Eighteen were granted second graae;
The certificates are now maze cu', my
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A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors and
indiseretions Of youth. nerou weakness,
3 rssips hat viii cure roo. irec Of charge.
THIS great remedy vas discovered By . NILS.
sionary In South America. Send Q self-ad.
dressed envelope TO the Rev. JosephT lnman,
station d, BIblo HJuse, New York City.
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srOCK REPORF.
l~a,rosr.D DAILY 1T n =. x.Arrss . CO.
This AognfnG.
cAIfPokxiA poARp.


This MesnfnG.
CALIFORNIA BoARD.
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~ baltimore Goa. ax
lS5 Beleher. ". TN
Ia Zee, and B,leSsr. .. s,x. IS bs. %
Is Bullion, 50 bS
co Choliar Pstosi. 5oh, sSk
90 Con. virginia. Is g. 80
io Grown Point. AIN, - 30. dk
iGI 9oaid q curry. isN,n
les Lady Byan, loe. 1k.l
so Msiie.s, isA. icy. isx. isS. isk. isx
"a Silvsr uill. ~
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IS Yellow Jacket, 81. 81
10 Hale D Norcross, II
N Occidental. AZ
leo utla. ~
u sierra Ssv-dA. n
40 Dayton. !. sx,3k
5Savage. 6
IS Prospeet.t
. 10 Leopard. isk BIZ
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HRgR

Save time, health and money. Avoid quaeks
and buy ..Chemical Strength" sold by all drug.
sists. Instructions fun, and Q cure guaranteed
In any case Of debilitating dreams. Tor seminal
weaknessl, and eli alarming symptoms OF ncf.
voua decay, rcpulting from self-abuse. excesses
or any esuse. CRANE q BRiaHAn. Wholesale
Agents. san Francisco. Sent BY express, O.
u. D., 10 any address. aui7 N
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Ho0~ b0t
BridgeperG
,c,y,o Mr1L Axp lImrSo ConPAs

PACIFIC Mill AND MINING CohPASr.-
Tho Esiapri< Of this morning says;
.'This Company has just finished pay
ing of its employees for tho last mouths
labor. and upward Of $500 has been
disbursed for labor alone. The mills OF
tho Company pounded $l,650.0 900 out
Of tho following amounts OF rock crushed
BY each mill, TO Wit: Consolidated Viz
ginia mill, 6,83l tons; Occidental,
i,G09; Sacramento. 1850; Mariposa,
1900; Hoosisr State, l.2l5; Devils
Gate, 1000; Bacon, l,65O; Trench.
1900; Kelsey. 1000. Total. 1855
| tons-each ton returning over $95 20 In
| bullion from the mill. The Company
has now bought tho Morgan mill. and
will add its sixty stamps to the crushing
force Of present employed. The Call.
fornia mill will add about eight thou.
sand tons TO the monthly aggregate
after the LIST Of November.
Board OF Town Tausrxxs.-A special
meeting Of the Board OF Town Trustees
was held at tho town hall last evening.
for the purpose OF making some amend
ments to the town ordinance relating To
licenses. The proposed amendments
were explained to the Town Attorney,
and he was directed TO have tho ordin-
ance, a. amended, In shape by the
time Of tho next regular meeting OF tho
Board, 30 that Il could be published
and enforced az o rs possible. 1t
appears that the Virginia grocery folks
gel rather the host Of our town author.
tics in tho present stats Of afiirs, and
the latter arc therefore determined TO
frame 4 law whose provisions cannot be
svaded.
PRxrAnxp.-Chisf McMartin informs
us that all the apparatus Of the Gold
Hill Fire Department is in a~rst-rats or
der, the town cistern full Of water, the
pipes all right, and everything as u
should be, prepared for any emergency
in the Are extinguishing line. McMar.
tin proves himself to be q most efhcien'
officer, ever vigilant and watchful,
evidently believing that In time OF peace
and quiet II Is best oil the same TO d
ready for fire.
Ros. RArsrp.-Ross Wilson. one o.
the demi monde In Virginia, turned on,
a. m artist ON the corncr OF Q AND
| Union streets. yesterday. The police
took her into custody for inviting spec
tators 10 have their photos taken wher
she had no license for running the bust
ness. The gentle Rose now looks
through the bars at the station house
bat she chars" up we'll.
BlowS's Bronchial Troches. for pull
monary and asthmatic disorders, have
proved their efficacy by a test Of many
| yoars, and have received testimonials
from eminent men who have used
/ than
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-10

anniversary Csiebrasiss Regular
Me~sisg. sss very IrrsGuiar Pre-
eeeatsg~-A sseial Reaniss %
which NO Oshsr sseiety eas Held
. CnndIe-Tho shtnisG Llghss In
Our sseial Firmameat rresess-
No ssraps 90 Thsa, nss Evesy
One Desssained - Make 1nias-
self and Oshess ~ Happy ~ rss-
sibie-Perfees sueeess ef The In.
sisrsaktnx-A 0ni0pss NJ ssos 81
shs Fun. fHHi
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IMPORTANT.

Generally inndoued BY the Medical pro-
fesrIon, DR.. VIM. Halle Balsam for the Lung
diseasos OF the Throat and ebert. DR.. Towns-
ey's Toothaehs Anodyne eures In one min
ate.
dryroodsatbgslland come