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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12
~sfIDDLR.AGRD MIN.

There are many Of the ace Of thirty 10 sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuation
Of the bladder. Omen accompanied by q slight
pmarting or burning sensation, and . weaken.
ing Of tn system In . manner the patient can.
not account for on examining the urinary de.
poslts 4 ropy sediment will often be found, and
sometimes small particles of albumen will ap
pear, or the color will be Of 4 thin and milkish
hue. rgain changing to n dark and torpid ap.
pcarance. There are many men who die Of this
diniculty, Ignorant of the cause, which 10 the
second stage Of weakness. Dr. \. will
guarantee q perfect cure Ia all such cases. and
Z healthy restorstion Of the ~gcnlto-urinary or.
gans.
". D.-only an interview required In q ma.
jority OF cascs: balance of treatment can be
conducted at hone without Interruption Of
Business. Oflcc houfs-i0 10 I, , To 5. aud Z 10
8. Sundays-2 10 I =. Y. only. Consultation
Free. Examination ard advice. IS.
TT DIR. ~. ]. STEER. late Surgeon In Bel.
lcyuc Hospital, Ii now associated with DIR.
Splnncy. anil will give special Alteration 10 the
treatment az di.cases or the EYE aud EAR.
Al.o PRIVATE DISEASES, EITHER ACUTE
OR CHRONIC.
era Ii Communications strictly confidential.
Post 0iiec address,
DIX. A. ID. sPINkRY,.
10 Dox $40, Virginia. New.
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Arm MANY DArs.-several years ag

ArrHR MANY DAYs.-Several years ago
q young mau. now engaged In this town
as n salesman in an establishment where
clothing is sold. made his ''mise" In
stocks, and. as a natural consequence.
also made u deep impression on the sus.
ceptiblo heart Of one Of Ewes daughters,
then budding into womanhood. Things
went smoothly enough for n time; but
he lost his luck aud was soon swamped.
and the last splitter went TO satisfy the
demands Of his brokers. She suddenly
discovered that she had been hasty. and
negotiations wore closed. Our young
man started out 10 ''try again." has
been successful. and now. after many
days, he receives an a~frectionats letter
from tho party Of the second part con-
gratulatory Of his luck In buying Eureka
Consolidated, and, also. casually re-
marking that he would not find 1t very
difficult to rsinstato himself a. the OBJ
ject Of her affections. He don't see II
In that light Easku Seaiaei, Aprl 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12
TO the CITIZENS OF COLO HILL.

You arc all invited to call and inspect
our new and elegant store with It's full.
rich stock Of watches, chains, jewelry,
silverware, diamonds, clocks, bronzes,
music boxes. etc. Whenever you Wait
San Francisco you will always be re-
csivcd In q courteous manner by ]. W.
Tucker. l3l Kearny street, who will al.
ways take pleasure in showing custom
ers through his stock Of goods, never
considering it q trouble, but always TAX
ing great pleasure in showing goods.
Don't fail to call and sec him ore you
purchase elsewhere. He will send goods
Tor selection to any part Of the State,
and will repair watches and jewclry sent
through Wells. Fargo & Co., guarantee
ing all work which leaves his store; en-.
ploying. as he does, the best OF work.
men. Don't forget his new store-l3i
koarny street only.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12
YOUNG x

Who may be suffering from the e~ffectsof youth.
ful follirs or indiscret.on. will do well 10 avail
themselves Of this. the gicatcst boon ever laid
n the altar Of suffering humanity. DIR. SPIN.
My will guarantee To forfeit Ave hundred dol.
lars for every case OF seminal weakness or phi.
watts disease Of any kind or character which he
undertakes and falls In curc. lie would. there
fore, say TO the unfortunate sufferer who may
read this notice, that you are treading upon
dangerous ground when you longer delay In
seeking the proper remedy for your complaint.
You may be In the hrrt stage remember, you
arc approaching the last. II you are bordering
upon the last, and are suffering come or all Of
Ia evil cfiectr, remember that II you obstinate
~ persist In procrastination. tho time must
como when the most skillful physician can ren.
der you No assistance /: when the doors OF hope
will be closed against yon ; when no angel OF
mercy can bring you relief: In no case has the
Doctor failed OF suecess. Then let not despair
work itself upon your Imagination. but avail
yourself Of the beneficial rerulis OF his treat.
ment before your case 10 beyond the reach 0f
medical skill. OF before grim death hurries you
TO q premature grave.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12

cERrAisrr !-whsn . man undertakes to
make hls own Investments for future need, he
10 obliged TO assums that he will have time 10
complete them. That 10. he must assume a. .
certainty tho very thing whose uncertainty
causes him 10 make provis:on at all. But " he
ihsurss his life and then lives TO old age, the
policy Will prove . better cash Investment than
he can easily make In any other manner, taking
into account its Freedom Dom all and every
hazard. III dies early, the object OF making
q provision for his family 10 Instantly attained.
Insure In the New York Life.
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NOTICE TO CANDIDATES.

Candidate. for once At the coming Town
Eleetloa. viii please bear In mind that their
Advertised announcements In this paper. as
well q. all election printing, Sssfb b paid for In
eiranss. We accept Of no contingent arrange
n.u,., bat treat al alike. A candidate who can
no, or will not announce himself properly aad
pa, HI. printing bills promptly, 10 not ft for
the once he ssska Moreover. he win not BE-
.,eeessful.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12

JrsrrcE wRIour's Counr.-Tho case
Of McCioud. charged with beating Mrs.
Ticksll. Is being tried before q jury this
afternoon. Judge Fitzsimmons appeared
for the prosecution, and Counsellor Tom
Harkin for tho defense. A number OF
witnesses gave their evidence, and the
court room was Allied with spectators.
SMALL Pox.-The small poI Ia re-
ported as existing in Dayton. II was
imported by nm emigrant.
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Tnrr. AMI sunrnuxnY-sh,de trees. n,

tags AND s%uRrssERI- Shade trees. fruit
trees, %'hrubbery. cvsryre.ss. vines. etc.. 'oi
oil descriptions, suitable for tho climate and
locality Of Virginia and Gold IIili. Just received
In prime srdcr from California, and for sale 81
reasonable prices. placing them within the
reach Of all, BY Alexander Clark, Lone Star
Stables. on the Divide. Now u tree planting
time, and q dnc opportunity TO beauty and rem
der more valuable your homes. 81
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FOREIGN NEWS.
R.-,orinx the Column vcndoms.

ksstortng the
PARIS, April l2.-The Government
has seized n number OF Courbctt's pic
tunes. under a decree ~confiscating his
property to dcfray the expense OF ro-
storing the the vendome column.
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Jrsr Rxlp Tnls.- Ileyman Broth VI. haveju,t

opened . new furniturc store on the corner OF
d and Taylor streets. They offer everything
necessary for furnishing houses. cheaper than
any house this side OF ban Francisco. They
keep constantly on hand large stock OF inrni;
plated ware. Give them q call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12

HUE Porsrs. = Iarge.siScd. delicious bi
waves, fresh rom tho sea. can be Tad every
morning at Tom Heffron's celebrated Eating
stand. Palace Saloon. Virginia City. Afro oil
kinds OF fsh. spring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything else crnyod by the innor
man. IIefrons dinner combinations are q
marvel Of gastronomic skin. II
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Fatal steamer Coiiisios.

LONDON, April IA Shanghai dis
patch says that two steamers engaged
in local trade. camo in collision. and tho
sudden sinking Of ono caused great loss
nj life.
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TO u LADIES.
COME AND BR HEALED.

II matters not what your trouble may be,
come and LET the Doctor Examine your case. IL
will cost you nothing for consultation, 30 please
call and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
understands your case. II he can cure you he
will tell you 80; II not, he will cay 20, for he
will not undertake a cure unlcss he is confident
Of Affecting the same,
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suere.smI Trial Trim.

LONDON. April l2.-Tho Bessemcr
steamer, constructed to overcome tho
motion OF the sea. made n satisfactory
trial trip from Gravesend 10 Calais.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12

observation-disclosures By the Medical prol
fesslon. DR.. VIM. nsif's Bsisam for tho Lang
cures Coughs. Colds and Consumption, and al
diseases OF the Thrvat and Chest. DR.. Towne.
iey's ToothAcho Anodyne CURES In una min.
ute.
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ORA. b. SPINNEY,
Has Removed to No. 1883 South O

Street. Virginia. opposite Chsmplsin House
DR.. so,nney we'll knoxn ,hrapcbout the
eoantry ~ psiholoci.t and pl%sysiolo,i,t
hoo snecc..n,i irsstmsr, osSs,,.in nhysies
dlssbilities AMI innetioasI dersnremenis dc.
linn m, H. pnrIaIIs T wa,iJ 70.
srns,c,,i n. III a.. .,,taan. y, III. ri,,
VI s,cin,,. Nv, NJ \ ,n.,.s .,,n ~.
~ tnnnny ~ ~, ~. pas,v w.
s.mnsat nv ~ w.. W. ~ Sa.,h a
tsuo'ou nis neW ouise, No. 20, ooutnS
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MISUNDERSTANDING od' aib.alland'' come
andsee.
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srOcK REPoRr.
This MePning.

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WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

srroAl 70 I'm ooLD luL pAnr MN.
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to-day. Dir. Marsh was well known ten
or twelve years ago in connection with
the Marsh Troupe. n company composed
principally OF young girls, with which
lao made a tour Of the world and
met with great success. lilo is familiar
with thcaters in all their departments
and has the reputation Of being an ex-
cellent stage manager.
PnIsoSxRs ARRAioSKp.- On Saturday
tho following persons under indictment
were srraignej in the District Court;
Thomas l.arkin pleaded guilty to the
charge Of grand larceny ON indictment
No. /. Indictment No. 2 against him
for grand larceny also was quashed
ON motion Of the District Attorney.
johnson Williams vas arraigncd for AS
sault with intent to kill, and was given
until to-day to plead.
PEnsoSAL.-Ex-Lieutenant Governor
Denver was in Virginia yesterday.
Pat Lynch. IN old-tin,sr on the COM
stock AMI q member Of the firm OF
Lynch & Hardy. proprietors oil u first-
class saloon ON Il street, ten years ago.
has returned to Virginia City.....Dr.
y. w. Conn, after an absence OF nearly
n year in Ohio. arrived yesterday morn
ing.
Ser DISMISSED Tho case OF tho
State OF Nevada eI rel. A. II. Willis vs.:
W. d. Hickok. in regard to the legal
election Of school trustees, has been
dismissed, ON motion of the District
Attorney.
CLup HorsE.-The estimated cost Of
rehtting and furnishing the brick build
ing on d street. Virginia City, Tor b
use OF the washoe Club, Is $lt,VV.
GANnLrSo LIcESsn.--The gambling
licenses in Silver City amount to $i.2oo
per quarter.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-09-30
OVER THE COUNTY.

Cotton from the northern uart OF
the county is brought to our market
for sale. Well, it ought to be, for our
merchants pay the highest market
price for IT, and give better bargains
in dry goods and groceries thar can
be secured at any other place in the
county. Sensible farrners.-Hnab.
Herald.
1t is strange, if the Humboldt mer-
chants give the best prices for cotton
and sell cheaper than anybody in the
county, that cotton comes here from
the very doors of that town. Well
wager good cigar that Milan shipped
three bales last season for every one
shipped by Humboldt. Now Mr.
Herald mar, come up to the scratch.
The Herald gives a list of several
sick Huniboldters, in which we see
the name of Capt. Tom HUTCHINSON,
one of our best conductors. We hope
soon to see him out again.
DIR Lewter has opened UP a fine
stock of drugs at Pickettville, and
proposes to supply all the country
toIhG.
This is beautiful weather TO work
the county roads. Let us have them
in good fix for the Trenton Fair.
The West Tennessee Synod of the
c. p. Church will meet in Humboldt
ON the 10Th of October.
Next Monday is Quarterly Court
day, when the natives will throng in
Trenton.
Our correspondents will please our
readers by writing oftener.
Farmers are sowing a good deal of
rye for winter grazing.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-09-30
MCKENZIE ITEMS.

Jerry <. Kearney, one of the ac-
cused counterfeiters, died a few days
since at the residence of Thos. Drury,
three miles east of Mckenzie. His
death was quite sudden.
Mr. j: bod Ridley died on the Oath
inst. He was clever young man
and member of highly respectable
family. Dissipation and fast life
were his ruin. Many loving relatives
and devoted friends mourn his I'M
timely demise.
The wife and daughter Of Col. N.
j. Caldwell were thrown from a buggy
last week and seriously injured.
Another "soul made happy" Bill
|"NIcDonald rejoices Id a new born "gal
baby" 1t weighs nine pounds.
The fine brick building of Cannon q
Bro. is rapidly approaching compile
ton. 1t will be an ornament to the
city. Also; the Gilbert Bros are push
ing forward the erection Of their mag
nifcent "brick" which, when finished,
will be one of the most superb edifces
ever built in Mckenzie.
Wheat is selling here at one dollar
per bushel. 1t is still pouring in
market.
Prof. Click, of "Arkansaw traveller"
notoriety, harangued the citizens of
Mckenzie last Saturday evening. He
is truly a ''forest-born Demosthenes, ,
and neter fails interest his audience.
A good many young McKenzieites
have been on exhibition at the Louis
vile Exposition.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-09-30
THAT kraf.''

That beautiful, nobby, stylish Broad
way silk hat which graced the caput
ofthe editor of this paper last Sunday
was a sample of a large lot of the same
kind just received by Stone & Mills:
Determined to have the most fashion.
able stock of goods in town, they
thought the stock would not lie COM
plete without ga hat that every gen.
tleman ought to wear" Some writer
has Said that man is not dressed
without q silk hat. Be that as it NAV,
we were so completely transmogrifed
that we were taken for New York
drummer by several parties, and came
near selling BILL of goods to one mer-
chart before he discovered his mistake.
Nor is this all. The young ladies at
church all said-but we won't tell
what they did say;gwe have to whole
some a regard for the "powers that
be" at home. We merely suggest,
young man, that if you want to be in
the good graces of all the young ladies,
be invited 10 all the balls, weddings,
picnics, ETC., and finally marry happi-
ly and live to a ripe old age-buy one
of Stone q Mills's new Broadway silk
hats. Selah
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-09-30
local NOTICES.
RnggIcs. Harness. etc.

One of the largest iiianufactories OF
huggies, wagons, harness, collins, etc,
IN the State is right here in Milan.
Ev. J. II, Holt started few years
fincc on very shall scale. now he has
shop room and facilities for about fifty
hands. Iii, work is put up in the best
manner, with thoroughly seasoned
lumber. and his b-iSgS arc the very
lowest. lie also keeps groceries and
Supplies at bj!tom figures, and makes
special offers to Changers. He sells
hest Sovereign GhetI buggy at 1928,
warranted three years: F5,'a rev bug
gv. 500; new hack, $50; tN0-hOrse
wagon, $50 to $50; One-horse wagon,
80: fills old buggy irons out and out
for S5e, and warrants them for one TO
t1o years; paints buggies forS6 to SD;
saddles, 81. 80 to s6; brides, s1.S5 to
$3.50; window sash, 10xl4 and 10x1S,
e. 30 TO 81. Isl doors, four panel SO. 80;
bacon hams cliGaPcftl ian Tie cheapest;
Knives and forks, sI.25 to s1.75; tum-
llcrs, ) cents apiece; lamp chimneys,
! cents; two-pound can oysters, poe;
candy, 25c; pepper, zoe; soda crack
chs, s to l0c;, pepper sauce. two bottles
tor Doc. 2000 biishels Wheat want.
ed. Highest market price paid for
Wheat, Chickens, Butter and Eggs.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-09-30

The "Big Show" his come. You
vii find it at Stone Il MiIls's where
is really one of the largest stocks of
goods ever brought 10 Milan. YOU
cannot fail to be pleased if you viii
60 and look through their mountains
and'valleys of new and beautiful goods.
Attention is called to the advertise
riitnt of Chafe, Hamilton & Powell
New Orleans Cotton Factors and COM
mission merchants. Mr. Powell called
ON US Che other day, and wefound Inn
to be polite, pleasant business man.
Capt. Pat Hawks-well and favotably
known to our readers their agent,
and viii make liberal advances ON cot
tor,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-09-30
Grange Tactics.

A certain Grange thirty miles from
New York City recently attempted to
procure a reduction in the price OF
railroad tickets, the round fare being
one dollar and eighty cents. Last
week its purpose was accomplished,
the road offering to sell FIVE hundred
tickets for Eve htndred dollars; which
offer was promptly accepted, the epe'
ration efecting a clear saving of four
hundred dollars, and nobody hurt.
The tickets are good during the cur
rent year, but will all be used long
before the expiration of the time.
This is the kind of war Oranges are
making on railroads The road in
question seems to like it, and is likely
to have more of it.-Hasbandman.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-09-30
Tennessee Central.

At meeting Of the Directbrs Of
the Tennessee Central Railroad last
Saturday, in Trenton, Hon. Wise A.
Cooper, of Trenton. was elected Presi-
dent and DR. M. D. L. Jordan, of this
place, was elected Secretary-both
good selections. We understand steps
have been taken to negotiate the s43,-
600 of unpaid Trenton bonds with
some contractor for the completion Of
the roadbed. There are also about
$50, 900 of private subscriptions yet
unpaid. We hope to see this enter
prise pushed forward to an early
completion under the new manage
ment.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-09-30

SHILOH, Tenn, sept. o. 1870.


SHILOH, Tenn, Sept. o. 1870. r.
Editor Exchange:
AZ it has been SOME time since we
wrote you anything about our quiet
little neighborhoo1, we must give you
a few words, that the world, through
the colditins of our weekly and highly
interesting visitor, the EXCHANGE,
may know we yet form part Of the
grand patron State, Tennessee.
We visited your city but a few days
ago, Mr. Editor, and should have cali
ed but farmers, you know, have lit
tie time 10 see all when they go TO
town. especially at this time of the
year. We found that some of your
merchants have just returned with as
f1lfa stock and as complete an dssort-
ment Of goods as we ever saw in Mil
an. We found some just moving into
and fitting 6p new establishments, and
Oh the whole we are led to the conclu-
sion that Milan haiGles a big capital
and men Of vim to use it. Now let
us have cheap goods and we viii sup
port you.
As for US, we are getting on as usu-
af-sometimes picking cotton, some
times taking quihihe. We are not
moving our business rs briskly as we
generally do at this season, as the
amount of sickness is so great-chills,
bilious fever, &C., being the principal
diseases; no deaths, however, have
occurred very recently, and we antici-
pate change so'soOn IS we can have a
killing frost; we had sJme this morn
ing. Cotton has exec eded the expec-
tation of most of us in the formation of
hollis, and we generally expect an av-
erage { crop if we have nothing in the
guise of a freeze under two weeks.
People are just now commencing to
pick in earnest, some having had to-
bacco to care for could not commence
W til their cotton so soon as usual.
Go5t deal of tobacco planted COM
pared with other years.
Corn has not made so we'll on good
ground as people thought it would in
July; old thin land has about doubled,
and on the whole we may consider
about an average crop.
Not so much millet sown, but an
abundance of good fodder and hay; so
stock will fare we'll this winter, what
few we have. Hogs are remarkably
scarce; about one nan in ten will
make his meat.
Few have any turuips, dry weather
ruiniaa'g them.
Sweet potatoes also are hardly found
anywhere especially CROUCH to do even
a small family. We are inclined to
think negligence is the CREST reason
people do not raise e suficiency of
vegetables.
We have an appointment for an ad-
dress at Shiloh the 1st Tuesday in Oc-
tober, by Mr. Maxwell, Master of the
State Grange, on some very Important
questions connected with the order.
Come up and hear him and bring
others.
Print this if it suits; if not, cast
away. More anon. QUILP.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-09-30
hIAIs, change.

HMAI.E CHANGE.
Shut the door!
/ Weather beautiful.
+. Sickness abating somewhat.
Robertson's Southern Palace" is 6
GEN of beauty.
! Prepare your tickets scr the election
Of Mayor and Aldermen.
. A tramPing barrcl-organist was the
plague which visited Milan last Nor,
day.
! Enlre, Of the Jackson Sun, called
on us Saturday. He was on his way
| to the Rock City.
Mrs G.. w. Webb has the thanks
of our better half for a fine lot Of
sweet potatoes. Also ours.
! Arttur's illustrated Home Maya
zine for October is on our table, and
I'm excellent number it is. $3.50 q
year in Advance.
Huse Richardson, colored, showed
us a tremendous beet the other day,
raised in bis garden. 1t was about the
largest we have seen.
| The largest sweet potato yet was
sent Is yesterday ny MFR S. c. Clerk,
of this place. 1t weighs four pounds
aad four ounces. Next!
Albert Fink has resigned as Superin-
tendent of the Louisville and Nash.
vile Rail Road, for private reasons,
after a connection of Is years.
A car load Of negroes passed this
point Tuesday, bound for Bolivar coun-
ty, Miss, 70 pick cotton, they said.
Look out for them about election day.
The almanac says the sun was in
eclipse yesterday morning. We got
up early to look at it; but by the time
we got our glass smoked it was all
over.
No. % of La Creme de la Creme
has come to land. 1t contains some
excellent music. Fifty cents a num-
Der. Address j. L. Peters, New
York.
A. W. House, telegraph operator
and agent for the New Orleans, St.
Louis and Chicago Railroad at Fill
more, KY, Gas ruin over and killed
last Saturday while coupling cars.
He leaves a wife.
The election of City Tax Collector
last Friday passed off quietly, only a
small vote being polled. Coley re-
oeived 1Os votes, and Algea 101-
quite close race. Either gentleman
would make a good officer.
We had the pleasure of meeting
Maj. j. T. TreEevant, of the Augusta
ARK. Bulletin, last week. The Major
WIS formerly prominent man in this
State, and the town of Irrelevant, Car
roll Scunty, was named for him.
Our country friends now have fine
opportunity to get their tailoring done.
Buck Homer is cutting mems and
boys clothing and taking pay in fat
'pOssums, which he puts into Stone &
Mills's nienagerie. Call on him.
The Spiritual Magazine for October
has reached us. We see that the
HumS6fdt journal and the editor of
this magazine are having quite dis
custom. This monthly will be en-
largcd with the January number.
f. w. Helrhick, Cincinnati, has
favored us with two new ballads-"A
Brate Boys Piea," 50 cents, and "De
Old Church Yard in de Lane; or,
Darling Minnie Gray" 40 cents
both appearing TO he very pretty.