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Some years sine the practicability
Of building a Cotton Factory at this
point was much talked Of, and we
believe that several gentlemen enter
ed into correspondence with the
Spragues in re.tion to the subject,
and much hop was entertained Of
its being made /. success.
We have s|lendid water power
near by, Sibley'' Lake, which could
be made Of greet use for manufactur-
ing purposes, and We we'll know that
the cotton mills IF Georgia have tend.
cd wonderfully b build up her great
wealth. In fac, very little heavy
cottons are sold n this market which
was not made p in Georgia. Could
not We instead Of shipping our cot
ton in its raw state, manufacture
them into warns, t''"" "+ least
the profit to our own home people.
Although we ne strongly in favor
Of all public improvements, such al
railroads, teleguphs, &c, still We
think sone attention should at once
lie given to tits factory question
Many persons w'D have means would
no donbt s"bscrise to the enterprise
more readily tia, to railroads. The
dividens paid b, Southern Manufac'
turing Companis have been large
and capital las sought investment,
in such stock eagerly. Some enter
prising citizen should take the lead
in this and see what can really bt
done.
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Tho Tindicdbr endeavors to he as
truthful as possible on all occasions,
aud in the matt;r of democrats"
voting for the 0ty Charter Bill of
Natchitociles, We stand to What we
saitl:' Tut NO Desocrotic Senator vo-
ted for it, for thee was NO Democrats
in tic Senate at IL time Of its pas
sage. w fail I, see what good
comes Of all this discussion any way,
and unless q new dodge is contem-
plated """' Of tbeorga,,, is on q cold
hunt.
The Tinlicator mi ifs people can
get along very vii without tile as.
sistanco u the "organ" aud its
friends-at least VIC have done SO
thus far, and thu logical axiom Of
"what has been dine, can be done"
is, we think, not egotisticaly speak
ing, applicable to our situation. We
propose to give 49, an airing soon.
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John J. Herbert, is our duly authori
zssl travelling agent.
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OFFICIAL LIST Of subscriptions to
stock of tue New Orleans Pacific Rail.
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W1tDeSS6S ana t1l0y may % OtO0 ~
out. Let no guilty man escape. h
can be specially vigilant and instssee
those engaged in the prosecutios 4
fraud to be against oil who insiusa>s
that they have high is6uence 70 ~
tect them. M personal conaideratioo
should stand In the way Of pes5ssn.
ing public duty.
(Sigued) U.S s. GRAxr.
New York, Aug. l7.-Ursgusy,
Capt. R. Sommors, which LETT % u
5th, stopped at Red Hook, Wheee,
the Spanish minister represents, 10
embarked war material. Tho Rev.
enue Cutter chased uDsucoeeakIllJ.
Capt. Summer was formerly Of u
U. s. Navy and knows the Csboo
coast.
Rea,ains of viee.pres,lemt Msnlss3
was taken to Rochester for istes,1sal.
accompanied by a large number 4
the w. U. Telegraph Company.
Naples, Aug. 17.-Prisoe Cbals0
the Great, uncle Of tho Kisg e y.
varia, fell from he horse to-day 81
was instantly killed.
Nlcholsons Escaped.
Coushatts Aug. 2o.-Tbe Eehel'
cons have escaped from tho Cosshas'
Ia Jail. Great excitement.
Wa,hiogtos, Aug. l9.-The Hy.
mouth at 10 mouth Of tho -
Grapde and the Canandaigna, receat.
" at tho mouth OF tho Aissi@ipr
have been ordered to the assistases
ofthe Rio Bravo. She is 70 b float
cd, and If possible to DO towed late
the Galveston Harbor. Owing %
delay in receiving the telegrsph.e
orders to proceed 10 Tripol, tho U.
5. steamer Hartford has not yes
reached that port. Information tas
been received at the Navy Depart
meut that she 10 now coxliog ut the
mouth If the Suez canal. and will
proceed Immediately to that psaee.
It il believed 1T the department thss
the Congress, Of European dees, has
reached Tripoli by this time for tn:
purpose Of demanding tho arrest and
punishment ofthe Tripolitan sailofs
who inaulted the United States Coul''
sel and his wife 4 short time ago.
Prominent naval officers here express
the opinion thai the Tripolitan author
tiles didu't await tho arrival Of 4 YES:
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pockets $4,000 for this item, and
asks for it $4,000, when you now en-.
Joy the sweet blessing. if it can be
called such, Of paying out the entire
$15,OO. Look at item number two ,
here We see the seeming small item
OF drayage, mending, &C., charged
upon your cotton sales each year, at
IS cents per bale, or In the aggregate
1npon the entire crop, $l5, 900 in round
numbers. Now, it is . we'll known
fact that these Commission Merchants
never pay q cent for this, as the
Compress men do it all for nothing,
rs they get to compress the cotton
after sale BY the Commission Mer.
chant, and in that is the warehouse
nlaus' profit. This must come of to
a great extent, We will say I, or it
will save to you $4,000; just enough
to pay the yearly tax for the princi.
cal Of the bonds and $3.50 over.
These two savings make you richer
BY just $500, simply saved by the
railroad, which brings the competa-
tive markets, and Your tax is already
paid for principle and interest upon
your bonds each year. Think Of this
taxpayers Of Natcl'itccI.es, and in
our next issue We will present more
for your perusal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-01


Fon TowS MAHsHAL.--By proper card
in our advertising columns to-day. II
will be seen that James Shields 10 an'
announced a. q candidate for tho office
Of Town Marshal Of Gold Hill at the
coming election in May. Shields starts
in early, on the principle that ''ths
early bird catches the worm" Should
no succeed in being elected he will
mako an excellent officer.
ArroISrNESrs.-Mr. W. ". Boston.
who has been appointed chief engineer
at the Sierra Nevada mine. cnteredupon
his duties this morning. His predeces-
sor, Mr.. Kendall, has accepted 3 similar
position at the Caledonia mins.
FuxxRAl. - The funeral Of Michael
Kelly. who died on Friday evening last,
wa held yesterday afternoon under tho
auspices Of the Gold Hill Miners Union,
and was attended BY a largo concourse
Of people.
AsaEssNxsT.-An assessment Of fity
cents has just been levied by The Kos
suih Mining Company, delinquent
March 3Oth. Soc official notice In our
advertising columns to-day.
Com NtoHn.-The weather OF lato
has been unusually cold In tho night
time, freezing up water pitchers and
-....A. nsnforcomant NJ had
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To TIM PEOPLE or Coin HUI snvxR crrr

To TIM PEOPLE or Coin HILL, BuvxR Crrr
DArroS:-Eyery man. woman and child
In any Of the above named places should know
at once, that Q great want has been supplied BY
the opening OF BERLiSxR's VARIETY sroRE.
Main street. Gold Hin, opposite the Yellow
Jacket once. Tiers even one who wants
them, and has the money 70 pay for them, can
bay Of the lowest possible eash rates, the dnsst
possible assortment OF perfumery, fancy soaps,
bay rum, feather dusters. yiolins, guitars, ban.
lee; Q full stock OF the best Italian strings,
)ewclry, watches. optical Instruments, ladies'
trimmings, work.boIes. musical and plain pho
tocraph Adams, Yankee ~notions, cutlery, worst.
cd. woe,sn and knitted goods. Also Q large %.
sentiment OF natural human hair. All kinds OF
willow ware, fancy bird cagep, saichels, braek.
OTIS and wali.poeksts. Alao . splendid assort.
mcnt Of everything needful In tho stationary
lins. School hooks, lamps, chandeliers, glshes,
ehlmneys and juvenile book. A splendid A.
s0rtment Of every variety OF fancy tors,
wagons. bsdsteads aud fancy valentines. A
magnificent stock Of chromos and other pie
lures. Also, particular at<atioy paid 10 ma
ming pictures TO order. New goods, oil OF the
bat possible description. Dent forget the
plaec-MAln street, Gold Hill, opposite The yell
low Jacket once. .
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iA..ntio. is the s.ino a. Captain Boyn.
toa recently tsstsd in England. The
experiment was 9 complete success.
The Convention Of Ihsh Societies on
the celebration Of 81. patrick's Day. had
. session yesterday Of Irish.American
Hall. Arrangements arc reported as
we'll advanced.
In the great revival mass meeting last
night, in Union Hall. under the auspices
Of Mr.. Hammond. the hall was dsnssly
packed and the greatest interest mani.
Tested.
A severe north wind has been blowing
yesterday and to-day. There are yet no
signs OF Its abatement.
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FROM STOCKTON. CAL.
The Deneersey stsAying Foley
Destructive Y~tes-Iess eioe,eoo,


STOCKTON, March lat q meeting
called by the Secretary Of the DEM
ocratic County Committee. held at the
National Hall on Saturday last, II WIS
resolved that tho Democratic party. dis
tinct frsm other parties. ought not to
make any nominations for county or
district officers In Ban Juan county. or
for members Of the Assembly In the
Sixteenth Senatorial District, or the
Third Congressional District, but the
Independent party a. constituted In
1879. ought TO make nominations for all
such Offices.
A disastrous confagration occurred
here last night. Between 10 and II
o'clock the Pacific Tanusry. owned BY
Kullman. Wagner & Co., vas discov.
to be on ere. II broke out In the south.
west corner Of the main building. and
when noticed, the flames were bursting
through the roof Of the building, and
the contents were OF such . combusta-
bio nature. that the heat was intense
and rendered tho saving Of stock or tools
impossibly. BY hard work, tho books,
papers and money in the ofico were got
out in safety. Just east Of the main
building Is q brick structure. erected for
q furnace, and hero The flames were
stayed. In the nain building were
numerous watts allied With stock. most OF
which will DO q total loss. There was .
large amount Of finished leather In the
upper story which was also consumed.
Tho ~propiotors estimate their loss. In
GLIDING stock and machinery, at from
$4,000 to 100000. The insurance Is
supposed 70 DO small. This 10 the third
tmo this property has been destroyed
within the last few years. There was
from IS to 40 employees at this tannsy,
and all arc thrown out Of employment.
The origin Of the nre 10 not known. but
Il is thought BY many to have been the
work Of IN incsndiary. The Pacific
Tannery was tho largest manufacturing
establishment In the city and the best Of
the kind In the State. Its destruction
Is q public calamity.
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FROM EUREKA, NEW.

Searching the Chinese Quarter =
Threatened Treubls Between Cit
fssns and Chisess.
EuRExA, March Lowing to contin.
usd depredations Of Chinese thieves the
citizsns yesterday resolved themselves
into q searching committee, procured
. search warrant and investigated the
Chinese quarter. Largo quantities Of
stolen goods and valuablss were rscov-
cred from s%ubterranean h~abitahons, In.
Guiding jowelry. bullion and diamonds.
The excitement is intense, and q rupture
between whites and Chinese Is immin-
ant.
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FROM GAN FRANCISCO
Enhibittsa 81 Lie.Pssssrvisg Ap-
parstas-at, Fatriek's Day-nrss
hamnoad's Mssttsrs-A Severe
Nerthsr.

SAN FlAxcpoo, March 1-i:30P. NJ
A large number Of persons assembled .,
Davis street wharf. between Pscihe and
Vallejo streets. yesterday at noon to sss
the exhibition Of Msrrymsn's Life prsssr-
yer. The agent put on The armor. sntsred
the water and nostsd and propelled
himself With his arms for about three
hours. He thsn IVAN with the tide 10
the Psciac Nail Steamship wharf. The
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STOCK REPORr.
l~n.roH-sD pAur Mt RI. xrlrNs = col
This MorninG.

" -
This NeratnG.
-65 OpAir, ~. sax. ~, say. 81. s.
loss Mexican. q, yss, 25S u. atx
tso Could a Curry. isS, fsk. ID
IFS Besi r. Releher, IN, u. ~, Sh, ak,
Ssx, g4.0
10 savage. ITO. ITO, iis
1S Chollar. Potosi. %. 81. 67k bo
10 Hale q Nsrsross, -, -. ~ bs
ss Crown Point. %. n. nv
ia Yellow Jacket, Is, %
go Imperial. .. ~, ek
100 Empire MIL
90 Geld mn Quartz. AZ
10 Kesiuek. lay, itt, lax
DO Is t ssiss ess;. u. ~ Is. IN
, , jS.aa 8. . Ssis. - sic
Tts Lady B,yan, ghs.9k
30 Baiiion. .
Us wooiviils. *. ~
- Seq. Belcher. IS
10 Globe,
~ baltimore Con. az
70 American Plat, ~
is5 Phil sheridan, ik,fx
40 O,erman, q, u b5. <sk
100 -aledenia, Is, TN
10 Mes York, " IN
30 sierrs Nevada. ~. ns. iis
aIo California. a. Ss. 80. 80 b'. 20 hon,
ak
100 Dsyion.3
50 Rock Island, Z
sso Consolidated Virginia, go, as. 40, ttax.
as. t,3f
90 Silver HE. OK
10 Challenge, 6x
leo Utah. 81
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M~IDDLE.AaRD 81 4

There arc many Of the ags Of thirty To sixty
who are troubled With too frequent evaeuat'on
Of the bladder, ofen accompanied BY . slight
ing OF IN. system In . manner the patient can.
not account for on examining the urinary de.
posits Q ropy sediment viii often be found, and
somstimes small particles Of alhuuen will ap
pear, or tho color will be Of q thin and milkish
hue, again changing 10 . dark and torpid ap-
peafance. There are many men who die Of this
difficulty, Ignorant Of the caute, which 10 thu
second stage o fseminAl weakness. DR.. y. will
guarantee q perfect cure In all such eases, and
. healthy restorStian Of The genito urinary or
gans.
N. B.-oniy an Interview required In Q ma.
jorlty OF eases; balance OF Treatment can be
conducted at home without Interruption Of
business. No case treated without q personal
interview and proper examination. Once
hours-l0 10 I, . to 8. and Z 70 D. Bundays-7
TO =. y. only. Consultation Free. HIamins.
tion and advice, t5. 10
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Kants NsthInK 90 do With 10.

wants NsthinE 10 do with II.
NEW YoRx, March LII. @. Bowen
said 70 q reporter last evening TINT no
had not sought notoriety in this Tilton'
Bsecher case. and sustained only the
same relation TO II as any other private
citizen. nothing moro. It was not his
quarrel and he was not in any way a
party TO tho suit. While amenable 10
criticism for his action and conduct In
the daily Affairs Of life, he had not iden-
tilted himself with this trial, had not
taken part In Its proceedings, and there
forc he had believed It his duty to rc-
buko Gen. Tracy for his uncalled for
and unjust criticism In his opening
speech. II either party should call him
be would obey the order Of the Court,
but otherwise Il was far from his wishes
to have anything to do with this trial.
Assther Polar Expedition.
A Washington dispatch says 1t is pro-
posed to provide q small sum in tho
sundry civil appropriation bill for m
Arctic expedition. Tho Secretary Of tho
Navy favors It. also q number Of SEN
ators and members. The Navy Depart
men. will 10 authorized by bill to pro-
vide and at q proper ship, and man II
with officers and men already under pay
and awaiting sea duty. Tho extra cI-
psnss will 10 not moro than $4,000;
but II is proposed to mako action by the
Government contingent on private sub
scriptions 10 the amount Of $4,000.
Tho President Of the Geographical Soci-
city says II will heartily cooperate In
any expedition whether undertaken by
the Government or private enterprise.
Mrs. woedhaii ON sho Rampage.
CHICAGO, March Ia New York
special says that Victoria Woodruff has
addressed . letter to the Herald and
Times, threatening them with libel suits
for misquotins Tracy's opening speech,
In which he Is made to speak Of her as
''tho most notorious prostitute the world
has ever known" Reports In tho
Tribune and other papers give tho eI.
preston % "tho most notorious
preacher and practicor Of Free Love-"
otc. The Woodruff declares she will
have q settlement with whoever Is ro-
sponsible for this Islander upon her.
whether II 10 Tracy or tho papers.
a Iueky nsmbrc.
Dslos W. Champlin, n young member
Of tho Board Of Trade Of this city, drew
the second capital prize Of $4,000 in
tho Louisville library lottery.
An Extra seision OF Congress sem
Possible.
Tho Inier-Ocsdn's Washington special
says the statement that the President
would not call an extra ssssion II the
river and harbor deficiency and sundry
civil appropriation bills failed, Is an Or
ror. 30 far % tho latter bill Is con-
csrnsd. should that fail, tho Cabinet
hold that an extra session would be alb
solutoly necessary.
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Hrs CoSDrrIos.-Doctor Weber. o.
Virginia City. who had Q leg broken b,
being thrown out Of his buggy on Fridn,
last, In getting along as well as could bt
expected. Tho fractured limb cause,
him a good deal OF pain. but he endure,
the suffering with tho courage Of q Tra,
jan.
pAGpIc CoAsr PiosEEns.-A Spsc.al
meeting OF tho Board Of Directors Of The
Pacific Coast Pioneers will DO hold al
the hall Of the Society, b street, Vir.
ginia, tomorrow (Tuesday) evening al
I o'clock. for tho purpose OF receiving
dues and hearing excuses.
BAND Practice. The Washington
Guard Band. under the leadership oil
Professor Cara, wore engaged In prac.
tioe to-day In the Yellow jacket Engine
House, and from time 10 timo favored
our citizens with some Emo music,
ATTENTION SARaYiELD GuARD.-Mom.
bars Of the Sarsnold Guard arc requested
10 meet OF their armory on "Wednesday
evening nsrt for tho transaction Of busi'
ness Of importance. seo official notice
elsewhere.
PsssoxlL.-Among tho young ladies
who will graduate at tho State Normal
School In California. on the 25th In.
slant. 10 Miss Mary E. Mcdonnell,
danghter Of Mr.. John Mcdonnell Of
Gold Hill.
Bro TIM HAxxEa.-Thsrs is on duty
d the Union Foundry Of Messrs. Tyr
rsll 4 Cummings, q steam trip-hammsl
OF enormous capacity, its maximum
striking power amounting to 1900
pounds.
Fos Coughs and Throat Disorders,
uss browns Bronchial TrocheS" hav.
ing proved their efficiency BY q tsst Of
many ysan.
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THEY WILL Do iri-Psopls who like u
ismIiy ~ srocsr,ss' provision: and III sSss .ors q
thing, insist on trading 81 Rlson's, ODD Fellows
building, NAln street, Gold Hill. There they
can and Just what they want. including the
choicest OF can M case Foods. frssh ground
coffee. oil varieties Of pickles and preserves,
kinds, . splendid assortment Of china and glass
wares, crockery. etc.. etc.. and everything 81
the most reasonable rstes. Goods delivered
free. Rison Ia Q good man TO trade with. .
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Is.unAxcs.-Ths New York Life assurances

Company-oue OF the Oldest and most reliable
Of the leading purely mutual eompaniss-hss
Just opened an once In Marc Bullding, Wiz.
ginia City. Nevada. This u 10 be thsir prin.
cipal General Agency Ones Of the pselde
Coast, W. b. Crane General Agent A Policy
prove q bonauia 10 many Q widowed, father
less fsmlly, and No think 1.-THE duty Of ell msn
to insure against either Q poverty stricken old
age. o. the destitutioa Of dspssdsnts In case Of
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An N0uR II rElE NEVADA STATE
PRISON,

Description % shs Instisutssa-It.
Wsskshsps and wssksrs-rhsir
Ceadfsiea-Hsw and where The
Csnvtess Eat sad kleep-Thsir
Appearance, etc.. ETC., etc.
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FROM SACRAMENTO.
Fatal Accident Governer Boot
goSs % Washfngton.

SACRAMENTO. March Jasper Cald.
we'll, on route from Texas 10 Visalia,
where his family resides, fell from the
train on r street and was instantly
killed.
Gov. Booth left for tho East ysstor-
day. A number Of friends accompanied
him as far o. Rosoyille.
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BLUE Poxrs. - Largssized. delicious b
waves. fresh from the sea, can b bad every
stand, Palace Saloon. vlrgiuis City. Also oil
kinds OF nsh, ppring ehiekon. porter horse
steaks and everything elss e1ved By the inner
man. tledrons dinner combinations are .
marvel OF gastronouis skin. IL
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Carson, March I. ls75.-sf ?. y.
sxxkfH.

SENATE.
A resolution allowing Matches, the
Pluto Chief, 800 for the capture Of
Patsy Marley No. 2, who escaped from
the train while in charge Of the Sheriff,
en- route from Phoebe 10 the State Prison,
was introduced by varian. but on the
representations Of Senator Clspp that
the Indian had bssn paid fully BY the
Sheriff Of Lincoln county for the ser
vice, the resolution was Withdrawn.
The compromise Gambling bill was
referred to q special committee Of three,
composed OF Davenport, varian and Gar
rarl.
Clapp introduced an amendment to
the Revenue Act, to prevent officers
from selling worthless property for de-
linquent taxes.
The Committee on Ways and Means
reported ~uniavornbly on the bill To- OK
empt the property Of Miners Unions
from taxation.
ASSEMBLY.
Van Hogan. from special committee,
presented o substitute gambling bill,
and recommended immediate action
thereon. It provides for q penalty Of
not less than $1,000 ans and not loss
than three months imprisonment to per-
sons gambling without q license. No
person under 81 years Of ago, to DO sd-
mitted to the games. II prohibits pub
lie notices or signs Of games under PEN
atty Of q fine Of not less than $500 nor
moro than $500. and imprisonment for
not less than 100 days. nor more than
sir months. Penalties are mado for Of.
fcers failing to carry out the provisions
Of the bill, and District Judges arc re-
quired to give the act In charge Of each
Grand jury. License for faro, $500 per
quarter; keno. $500 per quarter. in
all counties where 1900 votes are
cast. II 1900 votes are cast, or
under 1900 votes. faro 10 To pay $500
quarter and keno $225 per quarter.
The Same license applies to all games
played with cards except poker and big
Indian and other short card games;
licenses payable in advance. Games
must be conducted in back rooms. The
bill met with but little opposition and
was passed by . vote Of IS 70 8.
Beck moved that oil matter now boz
fore the House pertaining to gambling
DO indefinitely postponed. which wa
carried.
No moro belligsrsncy IL agreed upon
between the friends Of Wren and No
Donnell and II Is aeeedod TO by them
that neither in future take part In acri-
monious debate.
senass Amendment 20 she ssabling
Biil.
Carson, March $3.50 ,. N.-Tho
majority Of tho special committee re.
ported in favor Of the compromise gam
bling bill. with an amendment making
tho license in all counties Of 1900 Or
more votes. $500 on all games dealt;
and $500 per quarter in counties 1900
votes were cast at tho general election
preceding the issuance Of the license. u.
cept keno. which pays $500 In all ooun.
ties In the State; such license must DO
paid actually and not constructivsly
quarterly in advance. The amendments
were adopted.
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InroHrANr. = Indorsed By the Medical pro
fe,sIon. DIR. WIN. Ilairs Dalsam for the Lungs
cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and al
diseases OF the Throat and Chest. Dr. Towns.
lcy's Toothaehe Anodyns cures In one min
ute.
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hEALru. the poor mans riches. the rich
mans bliss. 10 found 10 Ayers Medicines. amer
q frultless search among other remedies. a
word TO the wise 10 sufdeisnt.
andses.
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LEoIsLArrvE PRoCEEDINes.

C>mpreuiss Gamplisg Biil-Missrs'
Unisa Properly kxsnpsisa-
Another Gambling Biil Passed
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