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MORNING AUGUST 1876
Familiarity Of The Sexes,

lHaFpera AaeaHne
Recent events have called public atten-
ton to the intimate relation Of morals
and manners, It may be said that there
is no greater peril 70 mortality than
much that is called merely free and easy
manner. Young men, and even young
women, permit themselves 4 freedom
and license Of manner, which having
all the aspect Of improperly, may very
readily acquire substance. Edward adj
dresses Emily with loud and testing
intimacy OF tone and conduct, which
might be expected in the sailor saloons Of
Water street or Wrapping, but which is re-
pulsive and OdiOus in the draWing-room or
among refined and gentle persons. Ed
ward and Emily would be amazed to be
told that they have not the manners OF a
gentleman, or Of lady, and have the air
Of the demi monde. They think that they
are especially CONNIE i flui, and above all
others they know what is the rule oil high
society. But they are merely vulgar, and
have manners OF those who are worse
than merely vulgar. COarseness car
not be gilded into refinement. The
young woman who habitually CALI
her young friends Of the other sex
by their Christian names and who suffer-
any thing that can be called familiarity
although it fall short Of actual indeco
rum, should reflect carefully. Sir" sale
lady to policeman whotOOk her elbow
TO pass her over the street "if | Wisl
you to touch me will ask you" No wo
man Of high sense OF personal dignity
wishes any man to lay his hand upon hel
thoughtlessly or unnecessarily. Nor viii
such woman permit any kind Of rude
ness in the tone or manner Of men.
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A New York correspondent writes
that the publication in full of Duncan,
Sherman 4 Co.'s creditors Is making a
good many people feel rather awkward
who have been giving as an excuse for
the non-payment Of their debts that "they
were depositors with Duncan K Sherman,
and lost all they had there" The extent
to which these pleas have been pushed
since the failure would be surprising II ii
could be known. Almost every brokers'
Office in the street has an instance to re-
late. The non.appearnnce Of names Of
this class in the scedule is now adroitly
met with the objection that the list is i'm
perfect.
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4 Verdict In Accordance with
pROOfi.

The verdict OF the public In favor Of IIOsteiter's
SlOstassis ss''ttCrs differs from some that might h.
mentioned, in hcng In strict accordance with the
proofs repeatedly adluCel IN support Of the claims
Of Americas most popular remedy, ltmay well be
doubted II there was ever medicine In substantia-
ton Of whOse merits such mass Of unsolicited tcs-
timOny has accumulated, An examination Of this
testimony eslablhosa fact Of the last Importance TO
the sick and dehaet, rs we'll rs thOsa who are exc
pOs..l to uniaTOrabe influences Of climate namely,
that the Bttcrs are IN unelualled tonic, an active
and thorough specific for every disorder Of the dl-
gestlye, hillary and GxcTet0ry organs, reliable
means Of regulating the discharge Of the most lmPOT-
liant functions Of The body, and supreme prOieC-
tive against intermittent and remlttcnt iCyers, ami
pOlIW
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A CURIOUS blunder is said to have &C
Cured at scribncr's publishing house re-
Gently. An advertisement Of four lines
was sent out to one hundred newspapers,
with instructions to spread over "eight
lines" II should have read, but the clerk
wrote Height inches, and the consequence
was startling. The article advertised
was the Baltimore BOnapNrtes.' but the
different printing offices taxed their in.
genuity ard type fonts to spread so few
words over so large space. The result
was that orders poured in at such a rate
that new edition had to be printed.
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TuE sanitary condition OF Henry t.
Helmbold promises 10 become as inter
esting to Philadelphains as the where
abouts Of Charley Ross, On Tuesday the
Philadelphia newspapers declared that
HelmbOld was in an insane asylum. On
Wednesday the Pres said that tIelmbOld
visited its office on Tuesday, "lOOEidg As
bright as when extensively engaged in
business few years ago." A despatch
from Long Branch announced his arrival
there yesterday afternoon. He expects
TO spcnd few weeks at the seaside pre-
vious to resuming business.
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Enn The Rrnncll.

The beach at Long Branch Is gett ing
to he the scene OF riOtOus fun and iOllity
now that the number Of persons who face
the rolling surf is comparatively few, and
Of ladies' only five or six. II Is not that
the rollers arc enormously high, though
at intervals one does get caught by mon
strous fellow eight or nine feet in alti-
tude; bnL they come in so fast that bal h
or has no sooner picked himself together
after the attack Of one, than he Is pros
trated by the onslaught Of another. Some
Of the gentlemen lately got up n little
comic interludc when bathing was
at its worst, when the rollers were
fercest and the undcrtOw the
most dangerous. The guests at the
hotel en- masse came down regularly to the
sands and encouraged the bold swimmers
Ivy their presence. One Of the gentlemen
donned over his bathing costume an old
calico gown, and concealed his ruddy face
and heavy beard beneath sun.bonnet. A
handsome shawl, lent by a female accom-.
plicc, completed his costume. a party Of
bathers came rushing through the surf
over the sands, seized upon the ap.
parent female, hurled down the shaw,
and grabbing her with vigorous hands
carried her of bodily and plung-
cd her into the sea. Shrieks
arose from every hand, and there were
cries oi"GentlCmen will you allow this
outrageY "Are there any men here
any gentlemen "It'sa shame to allow
such things" "Blood will he shed
for this" and hundred other remarks
whose iRcoherence was excnsable under
the com pleteness Of the deception. While
some, deeply ugitated, exclaimed, "She
will be drowned" the calico dress fell off,
the old bonnet was washed away by mn
angry wave, and one Of the best swim
mers Of the Branch rose buoyantly on q
wave in the place OF the old woman, amid
the incxtinguishable laughter Of the
loOkeFs.On.
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A NOTICEABLE feature Of the Twin
Mountain and Of the Crawford House is
The appearance Of the walters at the tables.
They are all, both men and women, either
students or teachers in Massachusetts,
New Hampshire and Vermont schools,
spending their vacation in pure at
mosphere, and obtaining fair rcmuneta-
ton for labor which occupies only a few
hours OF each day. What they lack in
experience a. walters they are presumed
to more than compensate for IN attention
and agreeable Manners The head waiter
at tho Crawford House Is theological
student At Dartmouth College.
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sATURDAY, AUGUST 2l' 1873.

HEsudden death ut Saratoga OF the
Hon. VIM. A. Graham, one OF the aFbitFa-
tors to ADJUST the disputed boundry line
between Maryland and Virginia, brought
the arbitration to an abrupt conclusion,
and nothing more can be done in the mat
ter until the vacancyi is filled by legisla'
tive action. All the testimony in the
case had been taken, and Senator WhytG
was about to open the argument on the
part of Maryland when Gov, Graham'i
illness was announced, and the Board adj
iourned tosome future day.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lauuhlin's Infant Cordial.

nation Of The Gums, 10 allNy InCaslnes, 10 llIlet
Collie Pains, TO promote Sleep, TO Cure Summer COM
plant. This we consider one Of the most valuable
remedies 10 30 kept In the family when tho chill.
dren are cutting their teeth. We are selling thou
sands Of bottles and have 10 hear the GrSt person
say II Is not all we recommend II 10 bC.
MOTItRHs, have you \ IickIy, teeihiA1 babe that
TURNS the HOURS Of EIGHT when you 80 long for
rGst) into one LONH, WRARY DAYTIME Of WORM.
MINT and CARRf -Cry-Cry-All day and all
night lOng2 II you have IiIieH 70 TtdjOh, 10 con-
WINGED, heIiidie no lOHger-a PEW drops Of INFANT
CORDIAL and your child WILL be PACIPIEp, and
SWEET, REFRESHING SLEEP will take the place Of
wAKEPUL SUFFERING. Procure at once a bottle.
Sold by oil Druggists and
LAUGIILlN BROS. 4 CO, PropFIelors,
Wheeling W. Va.
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SEGUIN INSTITUTE,
q SEVENTEENTH STREET,

The Fall Term will commence MONDAY, Aug.
30tl. The services II Miss EmlllC blanchard, q
recent Graduate Oi the Institution, have been g.
Cnrel. The Musical and 1lternry abilities Of this
young lady, who has been trained 10 knew no Othcr
fGichWOrd than trogreEt, are already % iavOrably
known that further remarks In her regard are deem.
~ unnecessary. The course Of study embraces all
the requisites Of sOlld and ornamental education.
Every Friday afternoon devoted TO various kinds
Of Fancy Work. The Department for Boys not
exceeding u years Of age and Commercial Glass for
Young Ladies' spCcIalllCs.
Mis- stgn would here inform thOse interested
that her French Class will not he resumed until
October il, owing TO the absence Of many patrons
Of the language. For terms or further Information
''' PAULINE II. sEGUIN, Principal.
N. B.-ThC Credltable manner In which this In
sllutlOn closes annually Is expected 10 he borne III
mind by ihOgc who have children 10 educate.
Nu2l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-21

NEouNDsv1L1E NURSERY OFFERS
Nl thfee.year old Apple trees at $50
per $1,000, bundled in straw, delivered At
the depot or wharf. Pears, Ounces, Cher.
ries, Plums and other things low. PoplarS
and Naples plenty. EVefgreens In guam.
tity. Correspondence solicited.
auls JOS, HARRIS, Proprietor
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DIED.

FELTMAN.-On Thursday evening, August 10,
1875 at OO'CloCk, Ll2IIE, daughter Hermann and
Dora Feltman, agtSi years months and days.
On Friday evening, August %, 1875, at hali.past
six O'Clock, HARRY, son Of Hermann and Dom Felt
man, aged year months and 20 days
The funeral Of both will take place this afternoon
from the residence Of their parents No. IS Sixteenth
street, at three o'clock. Friends Of the family are
respectfully invited lOattend.
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7 tsT OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed In the Post OilCc al Wheel!
Ing, Saturday morning, August q, 1875.
To obtain any Of the following the applicant will
please call for advertised letters, giving The date Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-21

50 cases Concentrated LyC,
100 " Matches.
barrels GATFCtts Shuts
30 boxes CARROTS Packs,
1000 pounds Dutch MalleF Print,
600 Indigo Spanish Float.
q hrTea Chip lnGwOOd.
% Chip Tu.tic; ,,,
At 'LAUGlTLIN BROS. cos
80 pounds ChlOrOiOnm.
30 Bromide Potassium.
% OllomGl.
Is IOihle Potash,
go Fluid Extracts, Tillen's,
10 BOlli Extracts do.
$50 bottles Sugar Coated Hills.
Al LAuGHLTN BROS. 4 cos
2S dozen BAKERS Cod Liver Oil.
25 Halls Lung IAlNm.
% Jayne'S EXpect0mnt.
% Ayers Cherry PeCtOml.
1000 ESsences-CinnaniOn, sc,
800 Bateman Drops
600 GOllrey'l Cordial.
100 Essence Jamaica Ginger
Al IAUGIlllN BROS. 4 COS
1900 pounds GnIn Pcpper-slnglPOr.
900 Cloves.
800 AllSpCe,
200 Nulnegs-GOVeEnmen
800 Cream 1aFtaT, pure and choice,
900 Mustard, In cans and In hUlE
800 Ground Ginger, Fast India Jamaica
COx's Gelallne, An0W Root, TaplOn and saeO,
oC29 AtLAUGllIilN BROS. cos
100 ounces Qulnlne, PoWen 4 WCIghtmah'L
80 " Sllphate MOrphia.
30 " NItnie Silver.
60 4" RtTythnla, ...-.-
For Rale at LAUGHIIN BROS. 4 co.'s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08

No Use Of any longer takirg the largo
rcpulsiye, gripping. drastic and nauseous
pills. composed Of crude and bulky in
gradients. and put M in cheap wood or
p~asteboard boxes. when We can. by u
careful application Of chemical science,
extract ali the cathartio and other medi-
cinal properties from the most valuable
roots and herbs. and concentrate them
into a minute Granule. scarcely larger
than a mustard seed. that can DO readily
swallowed by those Of the most sensi-
tive stomachs and ~fas,idious tastes.
Each Of DR.. Picrce's Pleasant Purga-
tive Pellets represents, in a most con-
csntnt,i form. as much cathartic power
as is embodied in any Of the large pills
found for sale in the dru; stores. From
their wonderful cathartie power. In pro-
portion to their size, people who have not
tried them are apt To suppose that they
are harsh or drastic in effect. but such is
not at all the case. the different active
medicinal principles OF which they are
composed being 80 harmonifed. one by
the others, "a to produce a most search
ing ard thorough, yet gently and kindly
operating cathartic. The Pellets are
sold by dealers in medicines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
rnabl. % FORM . new Cabinel

PANS. Jan. Sharon de Larcy has
declared his inability to form a new
cabinet, and President MacMahon has
asked Dufeurs to undertake the task.
BuIiion wishdrawn from the Hank
Of England.
LosDoS. Jan. S.-Ths bullion with
drawn from the Bank Of England to-day
was ten thousand pounds.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO rms GOLD urLL BABY rrvs
FROM CARSON CITY.
LEGISLATIvE. PROCEEDINGS.

Assembly.
CARSON. January THE bill to sup.
press quacksry was reported on favors.
bly,.
ADDITIONAL cohnIrTKrs.
On State lnstitutions-Smith, Pen.
rod. Alt and Reese.
On Public Manufacturing. Will,
and Emerson.
On Agriculture - yansicils, Case,
Ellison, Sanford and Payton.
On Education - Averill. Bergstein,
Case. Morrill, and Dow.
On Printing-Frank, Watt and Reese,
On Enrollmsnt-Helm, Yssrbart and
Hubbard.
On State Prison - Gray. Bartlett,
Blair, Allen and Ccmmings.
Alt gave notice Of q bill TO regulate
the fees Of county officers.
Frank gave notice Of q bill to provide
for tho transportation Of convicts and
insane.
Penrod's bill to ro-listrict tho State
WA referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Beck introduced . bill 70 regulate
freights and fares IN the railroads Of
this State. II provides for o chnrss OF
not more than six cents q mile for pas.
ssngers with 100 pounds Of baggage;
three cents for children under Ave yssrs;
freight. no more than IL cents net under
90 miles. and II cents over 20 and I'M.
der 30; 10 cents over so and under 40;
aud not more than four any distance
over 80 miles. The refusal by en-
ployes to accept these rates Is q INSIDE
msanor, and entities the passenger to .
right Of action and may Gov three
times the amount charged. Referred
TO the Committee on Corporations and
Railroads
Dow's bill to regulate the revenue
laws and create a State Board Of Equal
i%zation, was referred 10 the Committee
Of Ways and Means.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
Dsaeerstie casess.
There will BE- o Democratic oaucus for
q complimentary vote. There appears
TO BE- considerable discussion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08

Tusr WILL DO i~r'-recple who like TO
tr.le L. thu beet advantage In buying their
family groceries. provisions and all that sort Of
thing. insist on trading at Risen's, Odd Fellows
Building, Main street. Gold Rill. There they
can and just what taey vast. including the
choicest 81 can and case goods. fresh gronsd
coffee. all varieties Of Pickle and preserves,
fresh vegetables and ffuits. choice liquor o. all
wares, crcrkery. etc. etc.. and everything a
the most reasonable rsies. Goods delivered
ffes. Ri.oa IL q good man To trade with. D
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08

f,rAL IsrAruAxios.-D Do not. a. you value
life. eatertsln the idea that q cough 10 one Of
| tho.e casual local adsctioss which require but
Htile attention. TIL. specie. Of in:siuaiiou IL
fstal 10 thousands. A cough 10 The frst men
acc OF consumption, romc,aber that. Annihi'
late the danger by sxtlngai'h,ng the con.
nla.nt. The mean. await you a. every drug
store. Hsle's Honey 90 ~liorehoand and Tar.
viii. in every Instance. effect . perfect carc OF
The ,hreaiening ailnent without eansln- nau.
sea, Cor 10 L. pleasant TO the palate as well as
inflibie. Pixies roOthachs Drops cure In one
minnie.
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Address 10 shc Citi.ens OF New York
Call for . Meeting NJ Cooper In

ttttute.
NV YoRx. Jan. THE following
address has been issued 10 tho citizens
Of New York: "To-day'a Associated
Press dispatches OF events which took
place in nj sister city OF New Orleans
present the most marked attack upon
the rights Of citizenship which has sver
been made since the establishment Of our
Government. This legislative body Of q
sister State. peaceably assembled. has
been broken into and dispersed by Fed
eml troops. acting under orders from the
President Of the United States. To give
expressionto the outraged fsslings which
every citizen OF q free commonwealth
must experience at this crime-happily
in this country 30 acknowledgements
the underlying principles Of u Govern
ment. ws AK you to assemble. irrespsc-
tive Of party ties, ct the Cooper Insti-
tute on Monday evening. January H."
Signed by William @. Bryant, William
H. wickham, William N. Evarts. VIII
liam b. Duncan, August Belmont, Man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08

| couple living or High street, Gold Hill,
-....uh..nu.-;. hr. .hov. Tim.
y, ~'~~'--NI....
Ano nusoano v. 'n' 'Au 'oans o'1
ssar;nc hs sr.nJs a, homs i. sunday
evening. Last Sunday he won't out for
a walk alone, but promised his vile mat
he would return by four o'clock. ronr
O'Clock came. but no sba haii-
past four. and the lady became anxious.
Five O'Clock. and she stepped out to the
gate TO prospect. No husband In sight.
o., aas,s.s ,aal .rd IN ,houoht
she espisd his white hat coming in Der
direction. Then shs opened on him in
this wise: "oh, you horrible thing.
you. You ungrsteful wretch! Here
I've been watching for you for the last
two hours. and it's the only night In the
49, r;,i.
and-O MISREPRESENTATION
mymother. oh, boo-hoo -hoo!' Thus
| did the lady relieve herself. When the
unoffending object came fully in sight,
she discovered II not to be. her liege
lord. but n "culled pusson," who mild.
iy replied; why. Aissa' wo' 10 deo-
~an I'll ms," TS., ,.dv [,.rr;ss ma
longer a, the cato.
"srANr IMPROVEMENT TON ihs
wIso or TNr."-H the above beautiful
motto were duly needed by mankind
generally for a few decades, our earth
would be adorned by a grander and no.
bier typo OF humanity. A wealth Of
charity and happiness would abound.
AMI prejudice and crime would blush
and vanish from the earth. A knowl-
.ase OF .ao mans
hes, friend in science, when intelli-
| gently understood, il the key to self.im-
proy.ment. Prof. Mcdonald. who has
made that subject his life study. IA on
his s.cond visit in our city. and will b.
pieas'a 20 sns n..n S.asa,..s IN
rs,.,,, to business self.culmre. etc.
DIR. Rice. who accompanies him. treats
on rational principles, all types Of eura-
bic disease incident to humanity in all
s,.c.s ~ III. Those whose conditions
are critical will do we'll 10 interview him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08
~MInnLR.AaRn AIKN.

BLUE PoIsrs. - Large.siked. delicious bi
waves. fresh from the sea. can be had every
morning at Tom lIeff0n's celebrated Eating
stand, Palace saloon. Virginia City. Al-o oil
kinds Of fsh, spring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything else crsyed by the inner
man. uefrons dinner combinations are .
marvel OF gastrononic skill. sell IN
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l,nII for~ InformatIon.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Son motion Of
Cox. the Secrstary Of tho Treasury. was
directed to furnish tho House a state
msnt OF receipts for revenue for the
second quarter Of the fiscal year 1874.
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FROM HAMILTON, Z
Fire In Treasure City.

HAMILTON. New. Dec. S.-Ths FIRE In
Treasure City, last night. destroyed ten
buildings; some unoccupied, n used
for . boarding house, and others for
saloons. No merchants houses were
injured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08

" your hair 10 coming out or turning gray.
easily avert. Ayers Hair vissr will remove
the cause OF your grief by restoring your hair
10 its natural color. and herewith Jour good
looks and good nature.
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This MOPnImg.

100 opnlr. as, 40, sc,. 81. ss, ss bac. "a
boO, 80
gao Mexican, O.. CIV. al. e,S, 81. c, rs ca. G.,
81 b5. g3t
1850 Goald s Curry, 81, IS. 50. 81. 5,S. IS b',
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is0 So. iIcsher. III. igsS. $50
lgs Justice. ir0. iOlk. los b 10
$50 Gold ilil Quartz. 81. 81
600 keutuek. slS. q. % bSl
10 Exchssuer. 30
COS Ov-rman, .. "a. ~. TtS
5s5 Empire Mil, ~. Ia. its
80 DAsey. ., ~. AZ. 81.
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1914 lml-srial. Is. ts.. IN
S9s Beiehsr 81, s5S Ss Is, 81, 50 30. 81 b5o-
IS
s.0 sierra Nevada, ,,s. IS, %, ~ bo. sS
hD
51 Yellow Jacket, 10, us. iisS. III bSo,
la, itS. IA, ~
iI3 Consolidated virginia, CSC, $50 b.o, go.
Gi5. s3l. 80
Iso Chollsr iotosl. ~. ~. 81
as Hal. a No;cru-s. 81. 80. IS. CT. CAV
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08

Jrsr READ TMis.-Hsyman Bvthsrs have just
opened . new farnitare store on the corner Of
n and TAYLOR streets. They o6er ever, thing
necessary for furnishing houses. cheaper than
any hou.e this eide Of San Francisco. They
keep constantly On hand q large stock OF farni.
turr. bedding. carpets, efoekery, giass and
plated ware. Give Them . call. de2 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08
BEAUTIFUL SHOW.

B BEAUTIFUL SHOW.
Oh, the Show. tho Beautiful Show!
Filling all hearts with Joy M they go
Through REINsTEIN & VOLTS
Beautiful Store,
Where goods aro piled reaching from
ceiling to floor
Ready.mado,
Custom.mnde,
Garments TO wear,
At prices you will DO astonished to hear.
Inducements! Inducements! Drop In
and see.
They'll show you the Stock and charge
you no fee.
Oh, what a Beautiful, Beautiful Show
OF Merchandise, selling at prices so low
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
poMEsTIo NEWS.

,rrcll. TO ru. sotD m. DAILY ssva.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08

Tuslsrre.,.tOeko,drysoo bgslland'' come
andsee.
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Proince Dcniors Nnspenied.

NKw YoRx. Dec. S.-McBride K
Williams. produce dealers, on Green
wich street have suspended. liabilities
$50, 200.
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Assembly.
CARSON. January THE bill to sup
press quackery was reported on favors-
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There will b o Democratic caucus for
q complimentary vote. There appears
10 b. considerable discussion.