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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14
ceWerret6, ttuaarn.

Nus Wten wiro gel9rieben: Mm 8. No:
usmbsr AbenSs sog Elm beftiser Dream pom
Noroweit iiber Wien. IS llsgen aus pies
len Stdoten Serihte iber bic psrbssrenotn
0irtumgeu bss Dreams, 70 aus Yras.
Minben, Salsburs, 2ins &c. Dor. Som
Ntterise aus 8ebress wiro semsIoet: Der
8. Nou. mar Elm beiterer Sag. Nabmit:
tags aber Sosen aus Siben, ibwers, ounfle
@olfen auf, Die gtibts 0utes abnen lieBen
uuS idon uni balb 6 llbr brad Elm firdter.
libes @ewitter nit Vlie uno Oonner los.
Der 9tesen fieI in StrSmsn unS Elm furdts
barer Starm erbob lib. Od9er muroen
bei6aoist. Saume setnidt.- Iud aus
anoern Orten wiro lber oas Witben ees
Sturnes beri@tet: 9(m 8. Wouember 1T in
8els bel Dem id6niten beitsrn 9immel oas
Barometer rapto %9eianfen, 10 oaB Naes
asipannt mar, was ba tommen weroe. Die
@ebtr9e maren 10 nabe, 10 thar uno rein
iihtbar, mie l9on LANCE nibt. Die 9anSe
Ge6irgstetts uon Staufi in Bayern bis gum
Sodtosel bel 9tauosd in llntsr6itsrreid
praientirts ii9 pradtuoll bel unteraebenber
COME. Ibenos, beildufig 20 Wtinuten
nad 8 llbr, umuoltte li9 pl0slid Der lib:
wsitli6e 9immel uno elm 9ewittsr nit befs
tisem Sturm unb SaseI brad iber bic
Staot los. Der Blis idlus IN Der Gfabe
NGbe pom @unstirdsn IN elm 8aueubaas
Elm, bas aud iOsIei@ tn 6lammsn itanS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14
Nus G5lu wiro Der Srantfurter Gel

Aus R5lu wiro Der Srantfurter GET.
tuns unter benz IL. Rouember 9ei9riebsn 4:
9fad lebbaitem Wabltampf baben bel Sen
Staotratbspablen Der britten 9lbtbeiluns
bic ultramontaneu etnen erlten Sies srfo1:
ten. Son $500 @dbler itimmtsn nabe;u
5000, aIlo etwa 66s psf. ab bic abiolute
Maioritdt, pel9e 2473 Stimmen betrus,
baben erbalteu: bret Ganbioatsu Der llltras
montansn (S9snt, Qanowebr, grauba6)
uno Elm 9anoiOat Der uereinisten Siberaleu
(SdnsiOer). Sir ,pei Site fiuoet enssre
8abl Swii9ea bret uItrumontanen Ganoi.
oaten Gladden.. eaien uno Gt0deratb) unO
sinem libsraleu (RpU itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14

SOUTHLAND.
RbetuIduo unb B eltfaIeu.

aus OiTeIoorf i6reibt man Sier tie:
ben beute $50 Stid neusebauie Sduier in
benz neuen Staottbeil leer. 8el4en Wsrtb
bic Sduier baben, conitatirt Der itattsebubte
Yertauf zines 9auies in idonitsr Gage Der
AueeitraBe, meldes gu 90, 900 0tart tarirt
mar uno woraui nur 5000 Wart seboten
wurSen. Wui ein anoeres Saus aud an
Der AueeitruBe. nit grocer 6ront. lit gar
fein @ebOt semu9t. Dem tmtipredeno
iino aud bier Die Mistbspreiie fur &ob;
nungen aeiunten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14

Ser Rbstu, wsI9er bereits cine ioIds
66be errsi9t bate, oaB mar cine usbsr:
idwemmnns Der llfer befir4tete, lit ieit
Nitte Nouember pieSer an 6aaen. Die
0euObner Der uisIen am Strome selesenen,
lsi9t Der lleberi9wemmuns ausselsstsn
Ortiaaften fnS In SoIse Ssfeu Der Wsibe
eutbo6en, ibre NIT Winteruorrdtben uno
8einfdGern anseiiateu Keller rdumen gu
mullen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14

Der Slidtlinse seueien. benefit an beiten
eim benz MiIitdr betannt semaater Garni:
Ionbeiebl, wona9 ieOer Soloat ioiort IN.
,etse gu MAIDEN bat, weun irseno cine
Giuilperion init ibm iiber Oienituerbalt.
uiie, 9Obnuns II. |. NJ. in Der nieoerlanoi.
iben armee elm @eiprd9 a~nsutmipIen per
iuht.1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14
Wu6Iano.

Ole aus @aIi,ien in bic Gbslmsr 0i5ceis
;um S9iSma absrsetrensn @sitli9su en-.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-20

Governor ]. w. Throckmartin left
last evening on the Central train for
Austin, where he will remain several
days on business.
Mayor Il. Willis Steadman, of Mar
shall, is the guest of Captain G. G. Riv-
ers, of The HERALD, while in our city.
r. A. Van Horn, ESQ.,, of the Texas
Advertiser, 10 in the city and gave THE
HERALD friendly call yesterday.
THE HERALD was honored yester-
day by call from the following gen-
tlemen comprising the committee of
invitation, from Jefferson, to invite
Hon. Jefferson Davis, to partake of the
Inequalities of their city. viz Major
E. w. Taylor, w. Il. Estes, II. ID. Bate
man, w. II. Cook, DIR. bayfield,, and
Colonel w. Y. Leader, of the Leader.
Mr.. ]. G. Son, of the Lancaster
Gazette, favored THE HERALD office
with call yesterday.
Mr.. Thornton, of the Galveston
News, was In the city yesterday, repre-
senting that journal in the festivities
of the day.
Mr.. ID. G. Wright, of the firm of
Bower " Wright, Of Galveston, hon
ored us with a call last evening.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-20

~ Memphis, from whence be goes 10
Nlchspurg,
Tic whole affair was q SUCCESS
pallua enn well boast nl her reception
~ lle great chieiAin, 30 grNuder or
more enthusiasts reception was over
rendered u private eili2Hn ilAn lhal
accorded Mr. Davis yesterday me
cly Wed with the county IN honor
Ing him, aud the feelings Of all, both
northern aud southern, were NAT "
marked nn era Of good will aud hpr-
mOuy lhhl must rebound 10 the public
good Mr., Davis may we'll feel proud
OF his visit 10 TeXas, aud THE HERALD
feels certain that from no spot within
our borders will hs carry Kinder
or more pleasing memories Than from
Dallas, nor AZ any place has no lev
more favorable aud endearlng reeol-
leGtlOns, II was u spontaneous out
pouring Of the people to do honor 20
one whom they deem the embOdl'
ment of all that Is true, pure, ylrluola,
manly, gallant aud chiyalrous, TWAS
welcome that q monarch might have
enyled, aud one which should, rs II
no doubt will, be treasured by Mr.
DAVIS rs one OF tho proudeat episodes
Of his distinguished, illustrlous and
eyeuttul life.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-20
The HaII AZ the court House,

The festivities Of yesterday closed
with n grand ball vt the court house
The entertainment was TO do honor TO
the distinguished guest who had made
u brief stay with III, and fact of his de-
parture in the afternoon, while II was
u disappointment 10 the few who failed
% see him ut the fair grounds, II did
not seem TO lessen the enjoyment Of
those who attended the ball. The gall
liant St0newalls and Lamars, despite
the fatlgues and heat Of the day ,d0bbed
their gray and blue aud IN black cloth
and white kids footed measure as
gally AZ II they had not marched,
marched away from morn Till dewey
eve, The arrangements for the ball
were admirable, the orchestra
consisting Of two vlollns, bass
ylol, two brass pieces aud u
grand piano manipulated by
KapelmGlster Often was elevated above
the dancers, and Professor George
from u raised stand In the center Of the
room, called out the figures. The
floors were waXed, and the room was
filled without being crowded. At half
past ten Professor George assembled his
eyergreen.d decorated throne, cried,
"Partners for quadrille," and let slip
the merry feet of Tepsichores Worship
ers, "rime was made for slaves, not
dancers" seemed to be their motto, for
rosy dawn was close ut hand when the
grand reception ball in honor Of the
eX-chiellain OF the lost cause came to
Il closed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-20
THE DEADLY GUN.
Murder OF u Well Known Saddlcr.
Shot 70 Death In His own House "A
Sad Case.

A sad and unfortunate ARRAY occurred
at the residence of Mr.. w. G.. Eadus,
on San Jaclnto street, last night, a
reporter of TIE HERALD visited the
scene and ascertained the following
particulars:
AT about half-past eleven o'clock the
quiet of the neighb0rhood was broken
by the deep report Of pistol shot, and
Immediately thereafter II man was
seen taking hurried and rapid strides
from the residence of Mr.. Eadus to-
wards the business portion of the city.
No alarm being given the neighbors
entered the house from which the man
had ran, and discovered in the northeast
corner Of the front room the almost
lfeless body Of Mr. Eadus, and on ex-
animation found n pistol bali wound
in his right shoulder and neck.
Two physicians were Immediately
sent for who, upon closer examine
ton ascertained that the ball, entering
the shoulder and ranging upward
along the neck, had lodged in the low
err portion of the brain back of the ear,
and in its course had completely par
alyzed the nervous system. The ply
sicians, whilenot despairing of hislife,
express the opinion that the symptoms
point TO fatal result.
Mrs. Eadus, who is presumed to
know the particulars, while manifest
ing the distress incident to the dying
condition of her spouse, firmly and
positively refused to make them known
up to the time of the leaving of our re-
porter Major Barley, who with char
acteristic promptness reached the scene
among the first, by dint of pursua-
sion at favorable nom ents ascertained
from the wounded gentleman that J.
d. Padget, his brother-in-law, fired the
deadly shot. This declaration COM
pletely unnorved Mrs. Eadus, who,
falling upon the bed by the side of her
husband, burst into food of tears,
and evinced the utmost wretchedness.
The causes that led to the aflray are
unknown.
Since the above report, we learn
from a reliable source that about mid
night j. ID. Padget got horse from
Messrs. Work q Son, and on leaving
the stable took an eastern direction.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-20
Cumberland Presby terian General Az.
sembIy.

The above body meets in Jefferson
this morning, and will remain in ses-
sion until Friday, the 2Sth. The body
is national in its character, embracing
delegates from nearly every state in
the union. AT the conclusion of their
labors they will take brief excursion
to this city and down the Central road.
The party will number about two hun
dred, and be under the charge of Col
onel w. Y. Leader. They will reach
our city on Saturday, the Goth. Our
citizens should bear the fact In mind,
and make some preparation to receive
the gentlemen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-10
r O San
Richard. fsWud name by tho Com.
missioners -l'ostponcmea srEP-
stcin's Case Whipping News.

SAN Francisco. February 10--1 r. NJ
The caso OF Richards. alias DIR. Zocchi.
arrested for circulating the ridiculous
story. sone weeks ago. OF q pretended
duel 4, Black Point. and who was ex-
amined yesterday by tho Commissioner
ON Lunacy and found sane. came up
this morning in the Police Court, but
was laid over until tomorrow.
The trial Of Ecks,ein. the poll tax
iorgor. set for to-day, in the Municipal
Court, Mt tho request Of counsel for the
defendant, was postponed until Monday
next.
An inquest was held to-day on the
holy Of Thomas Hnmmill, lately from
Palisadc valley, Nevada. Tho verdict
was, that deceased came to his death by
downing about the Goth Of January.
Means unknown. and that he was q
native OF Ireland. aged 80 years.
+. NJ. S. s. Company's steamer Gran
IDA sailed at noon to-day for Panama.
carrying 9S passengers cabin; sl7,-
535 ca in treasure, and 1,09s tons Of
merchandise. Tho same company's
chartered steamer Altoona sailed from
Hong Kong ut Don to-day. She carries
NO passengers bu. Ga tons merchandise
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-10
DON'T HACK, HACK, COUGH, cousH

Cough in u symptom by which various
diseased conditions Of tho throat, bron-
ehial tubes and lungs manifest them
selves. But whether IL arises from tho
irritation produced in tho throat and
larynx by taking cold. from NJ attack Of
Bronchitis, from incipient Consumption,
or from various other causes, nothing
will allay il more speedily or euro II
more permanently than DR.. Pierco's
Golden Medical Discovery. II does not
matter whether il be a recent attack or q
lingering cough. tho Discovery is in
either case equally well adapted for its
relief and permanent cure. In fact, II
will curo n cough in one.half tho time
necessary TO cure 1t with any other med
icine, and il does II, not by drying it mp,
but by removing the cause, subduing
the irritation, and healing the affected
parts. No time should be lost in COM
mencing the use OF q proper medicine
for the relief Of a cough, for unless this
course Is pursued. serious and danger
GUS disease OF the lungs is liable to re-
suit. Golden Medical discovery is sold
by all dealers in medicines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-10

To the PEorLr or GoLp HILL, SILVER cirr
y DArTos:-Every 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 BEniIsER'- VARIETY STORE.
Main street, Gold nill. opposite the Yellow
Jacket once. There every one who wants
them, And has the money tn pay Tor them, can
buy at tho lowest possible cash rates, the nnest
possible assortment Of perfamery, fancy soaps,
say rum, feather busters. %yiolln., guitars. ban
jss; q full stock VI tho beat Italian strings,
]ewelry, watches, optical Instruments, ladies'
trinmlngs,~ work.boxes. musical and plain pho
tograph Albums, Yankee notions, cutlery, worst
cd, woe!sn and knitted goods. Also q large as.
sortment Of natural human hair. All kinds OF
willow ware, fancy bird cage, satchcls, brack-
els and wallpocksts. Als0 n splendid a'sert.
nent Of everything noedful In the stationsry
Inns, School hooks, lamps. chandeliers, rlsScs,
chimneys md juvenile books. Asplendid as
portment OF every varsity OF fancy toys,
wagons, bedsteads aud fancy valentines. A
magnificent rtock OF chromos and other pic.
lures. Also, particular attention paid To- Ira.
ming pictures 10 order. New goods, all OF the
bsst possible description. Don't forget the
street, Gold Hill, opposite the fel'
low Jacket once.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-10
Felt OF His Eye.

A young man had for many tays suf-
fered with the t~oothache, and, az q last
resort. decided to 60 to a dentist and
have the offending bicuspid taken oat.
With that resolution well fixed in his
mind, and one dollar in his pocket, he
sought q well known tooth-puller. Tho
dentist Mt once decided that two teeth
would have to be drawn. The young
man had not the nerve to stand the
double pain. 10 he told the dentist no
would take nitrous oxide"
lie took the mouthpieco, and drank
away at the gas. The dentist at last
thought he had enough. Ho spoke to
him. A rational answer was returned.
lie must have more gas, and the mouth
piece WAS again inserted between his
lips. When he had taken gas enough to
render two men insensible to pain. the
dentist thought hs would apply n vol
known dental test to SEQ II he wore
"gone."
"Biily!"
No answer. Ho then touched the
patients cyelid TO SEQ II there were any
muscular contraction. and, In so doing,
accidentally touched tho eve itself. No
twitching Of any kind. He must DO
insensible. Tho foreeps at once brought
out a tooth with tremendous roots, and
ut the same time brought the young
man to his feet with a yell.
"why-why--why-doc, didn't you
wait till ! sucked some moro gas?"
"sIore gasy You took enough to put
two men to sleep, and, besides. l
touched your syslid, even put my hand
in your eye. You never showed q
tinge, and that is considered Al infalli-
bio test.
That's good anyhow! l wondered
what under the sun you were fooling
around my glass eye for"
The valve. which WAS fouud'to DO out
OF order, was repaired. the mans second
tooth drawn. and he soon went away
chuckling to himself. That's good,
feeling Of my glass eye to SEQ II I'd
twitchl'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-10
yu, m cuow..-No,hInr strike. 90

A fMarrruL CIioRrs. Nothing strikes 20
unpleassnily upon the ear Of an affeeiionsts
parent as tho wheeling. s%nnfing. coughing and
hoave voice. Of family OF children ltboring
under bad colds. A chorus Of Ibis dismal Kind
10 kept up In come households the Winter
through, simply bccanse the father and mother
are either Ignorant Of the means 81 cure or are
guilty Of gross neglect. llaics Honey oflioar.
hound aud Tar, will establish quiet In three
dave. No cough or rold can resist Its soothing
influence. Fixes Toothache Drops cure In
oIe minnie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-10
Allowances 90 Discharged CaIifsr-
MIA Soldiers.

Allowances 90 Discharged Caller.
mia Soldiers.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.--Pags has pro-
sented a memorial Of the California en-
compliment Of the Grand Army OF the Re-
public, In favor OF tho bill for travel ale
lowances TO discharged California volun.
tcers.
Nomination fsr the Naval Academy.
Clayton to-day nominated Frederick
A. Woodwork. son Of the late Selim 4.
Woodwork. for appointment TO tho Ma
val Academy.
Proposed Military Telegraph In
New Msxiee.
The Appropriation Committee OF tho
House has approved the item In the Mil
itary bill now before Il, for the construc-
ton OF q telegraph line from santa Fe to
Fort Bsyard. New Mexico. and thence
west to connect with the line now opcr-
ated in Arizona. Elkins. the delegate
from New Mexico, has been q persistent
advocate OF this measure. and It's success
Is due to his ncdon In tho matter.
Funeral or ssnasor Buckingham.
NoRwIcH. Conn. February 9.-Tho
funeral Of Senator buckingham. to-day,
was attended by an immense concourse
Of people from various towns In tho
State. Tho State Government and the
United States Senate were represented
by large delegations; buildings were
1.--. l. ----s-- - A. "a All
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-10

gravel cars ami d box car Oiled with ono
hundred passengers. The passage was
made In So minutes. The track Ia not
In &c condition for running regular
trains a. yet.
Chissss sunrass.
WASHINGTON, Feb. o.. While the bill
10 correct error In the codihcation OF tho
laws was under discussion, Willard, OF
Vermont, argued that the omission OF
the word "white" from the naturaliza-
ton laws was an infringement, aud that
the Chinese ought TO DO entitled TO cii-
zenship. Page, Of California, earnestly
opposed this, and wa sustained BY other
members, who took the ground that no
law should DO changed In any such indi-
rect manner. The House accordingly
agreed to this, and TO all other provis.
ions Of the bill correcting similar errors.
Mardi Ora. Hs Msmphis.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 9.-Tho celebration Of
Mardi Gras to-day was the most success.
full and magnificent ever witnessed here.
II In estimated that not less than $4,000
people witnessed the pageant, which, In
all Its appointments, was OF unusual
~splondor. The city In given over to gay
ely. The procession Of tho Memphi at
uight eIcelled In beauty and interest
anything ever before attempted hero.
and the streets aro thronged with spec.
tators. Tho weather has been beautiful
all day, though rather too cool for SOM
fort.
Rejoicing I'm Austin.
AUSTIN, Nov, Feb. 9.-Tho nows Of
the passage OF the Austin and Battle
Mountain railroad bill by tho Legisla-
ture, over tho Governors veto was
hailed In this city wiihgrcat enthusiasm.
Tonight the streets are dsnsely crowd.
ed, every house in the city IL illumina-
ted, numerous bonfros light up the
principal streets, the artillery company
are firing their pieces with astonishing
rapidity, the church bells vic with each
other in making noise, tho great stoam
whistles Of tho Manhatien mill blow in
ccssantly. and the city ia in nm uproar
with tho shouts OF thousands OF citizons.
Hundreds aro In line In n torchlight
procession headed by tho entire Fire
Department and a brass band. The on.
tire scene il ono OF the most oItraya-
CANT and enthusiastic JOY, and all citi-
zsns participate in this grand demonstra-
ton In honor Of the event which gives
the city q bright future.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-10

Blur rotxr,. = LArge<ixed. delicious bi
raves, fresh nom the sea, can be had ever
stand. Palace saloon. Virginia City. Al.o ell
kinds OF nsh. spring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything else ersycd BY the inner
man. lledron's dinner combinations are .
marvel OF gAstronomis Xii. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-10

Jrsr READ TINS Ilcyman Hro,hsrs have lu't
opened a new furniture store on the corner OF
n and TAYLOR streets. They Offer everything
necessary Tor furnishing houses. cheaper than
any house this eide Of San Francisco. They
keep constantly ON hand \ large stock OF fnrni,
ture, bedding, carpets. crockeY, glass ana
plated ware. Give them 4 call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-10
ASSEMBLY.

The Special Committee recommend
the passage Of tho bill TO bsautify the
Capitol grounds.
L. r. Smith, wron, Beck. Bergstein
and Hubbard were appointed as q Com
mittee to investigate the State Prison.
A concurrent resolution TO remove tho
two insane conyicts to tho Insane Asy-
lum. was lost.
Nicholls introduced n bill repeating
the q~uackery Act.
Bills wero introduced abolishing the
Office Of Minemlogist, and a~bolishinS
tho Office OF County SCHOOL supsrin-
tendont.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-10

The mails arc quite uncertain lately.
Here, for instance, is q private letter
from Kalakaua inviting us to meet him
at the depot. and the letter was received
two hours after the King Ind passed
through - oehestsr Democrat a'ui Chrsai-
Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-10
LEoIsLArIvE PRocEEpINos.

Eiko W. Eurcka-Csrson Mint
Judge Crahiebaugh's Remains
Relief Hills ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IIeme = Capitol Grounds state
Prissa-Iasane Csavtets-Qsaek.
sry-sfate Aissralegtst County
Rehool auperinteudens.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-10

INFORMANT .-1ndorsed by the Medical pro
~fe,,Iop. DIR, VIM. Halls Ilal.am for the Lungs
cures Coughs, Gold. and Consumption, aud all
diseases OF the Throat and Ghost. DR.. Towns
ley's Tooihachc Anodyne eures In ono MIA
ute. D
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-10
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM CARSON z

t.r.c.AI = . Tn. soLD ELL p.lr rrws.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-10

Puao. out the Morbid Jlumor- Of the blood,
By q do.e or two Of Aycr's Pills and you Will
have clearer heads rs well a. bodies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-10
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