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POISONED TO DEATH.

4 healthy liver secrstes each day about
two and n half pounds Of bile. which
contains n great amount OF waste mate
rial taken from the blood. When the
liver becomes torpid or ~congestsd, II
fails 10 eliminate this vast amount OF
no1ious substance. which. therefore, re-
mains to poison the blood and be con-
veyed to every part OF the system.
What must be the condition Of the blood
when It Is receiving and retaining each
day two and o halt pounds OF poison?
Nature tries to work off this poison
through other channels and organs
the kidneys, lungs, skin. ETC.; but those
organs become overtsYed in performing
this labor, in addition to their natural
functions. and cannot long Withstand
the pressure, but become vsriously dis
eased.
The brain. which Is tho great c~lsetri.
cal center OF all vitality, Ia unduly
stimulated BY the unhealthy blood which
passes TO il from tho heart, and II fails
to perform Its Office BEAUTIFULLY. Hence
the symptoms Of bile poisoning, which
are dullness, headache, inoapacity to
keep the mind on any subject, impair
ment Of memory. dizzy. sleepy, or ner.
vous feelings, gloomy fo~robodings and
i~rritability Of temper. The blood itself
being diseased, m 1t forms the sweat
upon the surface Of the skin. is SO irri-
tating and poisonous that II produces
diseolored brown spots, pimples blotch-
es and other eruptions; sores boils, car
buncles and scrofulous tumors. The
stomach. bowels. and other organs spo-
ken Of. cannot escape becoming affected,
sooner or later. and costiveness. piles,
dropsy. dyspepsia. female weakness,
diarrhca, and q great many other
forms Of chronic disease. are among
tho necessary results. As q remedy for
all these manifestations OF disease, DR.,
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with
small daily doses OF his Pleasant Purga-
tive Pellets are positively unequalled.
BY them the liver and stomach are
changed to IN active and healthy state,
the appetite regulated and restored. the
blood and secrstions thoroughly purified
and enriched. and the whole system rem
ovatsd and built up anew. Bold by all
first-elass druggists and dealers In msdi.
cine.
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smusrliug siik.


NEW Yonx, 25.-It is said the Deputy
Collectors report n seizure OF $4O,ooo
worth OF silk imported rs cotton goods.
II involves several Customs officials, and
1t is estimated that regular importation
amounts to over 81, 900 900.
CeIsrsdo's Chances for Becentng .
State.
CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Ths Inier-Ocsdn's
Washington special says the debate
over the admission Of Colombo, devei'
oped much stronger opposition although
Of the twenty-five Senators present, over
half were in favor Of her admission.
The subject will coms up tomorrow, but
tho chances Of an enabling act being re-
ported are not very good.
Cnueusing.
Neither the House caucus OF Friday
night nor that Of last night commanded
the active support Of the most promi.
nent Republicans, although there was a
considerably larger attendance last night.
Blaine. Dawes. Garfield, Schoaeld. Nc
Crary and others Of that class took no
part whatever last night. In the Senate
both meetings have been almost entire
ly in the hands Of tho Southern Rspub-
licaus. d.
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NorIcE TO CONSUMERS. The Increasing
popularity OF Dooley's Yeast Powder ha, In
duced q certain arm who manufacture a liaking
Powder TO copy verbatim. oar Advertisements.
simply substituting their names In place ~
ours While this proves the standard excel
lence and worth II onr Yeast Powder II y. cal
cuisled 10 deceive the consumers. aud reflects
the character Of the parties, a. well q. The
goods which they are endcavorinr TO force
upon the unwary. Ne sure that you call for
Dooley'r Yeast Powder. and take M other.
Doeley & Brother, Proprielors, 60 New street.
New York, %
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,brouob thu telscraph and mails Of late
from the suffering and unfortunate res
idents OF tho Kansas and Nebraska sec
ton. They could manage to struggle
through with poor crops and other sd-
y~.rsiues. bu, this las. season the raw
aging c-r.sshoppers destroyed every vss-
,;,s ~ Grain standing in the fields be-
to,. !, .o,,5 n. harvested. 90 that now
r.. 4. 40 cr.;, n, food or even for
,,.n,;,, Thu -s;,na,ion of the poor peo.
-. I. ,s,r;h,s anil many hays alIeady
1t, rho.s .bls 10 leave
I--L.-..,,..,. n-,os,s,ou. .sctions
,---,--,~...... I'm, the ,reat mas.
-~.--..,..x. ,,, u,.t .,.x and
- n. ,n,... n,ompt and annie
..,,....; !. to,~.,as.l IN than. Alrsady
.ou. u,,,. assistance. has been sent
| ,h;,h.r from the East. but a vast deal
moro 4, needed. and ut once.
,r. .,u.,.;,. ,s,,., from rbom..
n ~ -,
Norman, an Old resident Oh uoiu
Hill. and a pioneer OF the Pacific Coast.
who for the mast few years has made his
-. go. .,,rs...s IN. .;,ua,;on
nun" --",-,..
very graphicaiiy' anu whh DO reaa WIN
interest by all. The suffering people OF
Kansas call upon their more %rosperous
,,.,,,.r .v.,xwb,re for assistance. Let
m..,... -,
us SEM 'h'"
ten To Mr. Johh Neisoh' o' this 'o"n'
one OF the old-time residents and do
x~.lo,ers of tho mines OF Gold Hill. and
=, Al. oo,,h Co.
now
stock NINE ne win o'hers' VIII 'aA'
this matter In hand and call personally
upon such Of our citizens m will con-
,,;,,,. 40 THAR fa,.of bre,brsn In dis
- W n 4. 49, =, ,,0,,,
"s' ""
and can AFFORD TO RESPOND hoeraiiy'
Read the letter :
cls,x. McPherson Co., Kansas
January IL, 1875.
FrI,sp JouS: Yours of December 3Oth
came duly 10 hand. and | was 30 glad to
hea, from Won and that well remembered
section that | gave a war-whoop loud
enough to scare the natives. Well.
John. I have had n great many ups and
downs sine. | left cid washoe. was
| cleaned ont here several times by Indi-
ans ami horse-thieyes. and we had q
Jrop,b in 'Gs that tiattened us out coin
nis,.Ir I'm va,, "a Indian seout
~ sScr;j,n aud Cu,,sr and ran n great
ii - ~ hr, cam. on, .aie AT last
ai,honch sIoyon ON, Of fourteen men
-" sa,'J ca, sioo nsr month.
No., 7 @as murdered on, I col me A farm
- h,nJr..J ac,e. aua ,tart.l in heavy
=, ,arr'in. ,sain- Iast year I had a
80, Ill Of s;crn.ss and trouble. nnd
81, ~ Ion "nd mi. year the rrass-
non,a hsx, cleaned ont everything.
.r,rr py -, - - 80 7 conij baS,
~ nesoI ~ nv %crou;n, cron in
.,'s" %%"S, ooo' s. T.. ,h.r.
'ne he1. 'o' 800, Ist,
Wa ho' u mo' 'shn.s 80,
,h's coun'I. nov -. inea'
tne srs,sshoPPeis hN,ns s".P S-
,hihS v,ean ,,on -. ~ 81
10 No''h is.a 'I - Nann,.ins
dls OF hah.as 20 'ne n'' al
liner. Is no, oushe' ., sss Th.S
III QUO huhu.s" n.' nv -.
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STOCK ~REPoRr.
,nrroHrro JAIL ar y. =. xzAIus . c.
This Meruing.

l~RxroRrEo pArLr 1T n !. xEAISs . COL
This Merning.
iT95 ophlr. 2io. 20s bo, 80 b3o. ais bso. as.
2os. 2oa. sos, 80, ai, ss, 7os. DOT. sos.
$50 Gsuii & Curry. % "a .. IS, ytx. 7sX
$. h3. IS b3. 81. 81. 50 b
ot3o, -. IN. ssh, u. T'k. ssS
leO Savage, leo, 80. las. ij
~ Justice. lsi. 10 bO
LOO succor. 81
% Seq. Beseher. 80. ial b9o
as Alpha. o.. al a5S. -, q, %
40 kentuek. Is. isk. 10. 90 no
sS California. so. SIS. $50 bso. 81, s0, naS.
5it. 5ii. $40
SO Union Con. %. %. 70. 81
las Lady Bryan. .. ~
eas sierra Nevada. nv. II bso, II iss. isS.
40 Empire Mn. II. ioy,p
$50 Julia. D. Z. ~
i2o ,aledsnis. %. AN. Is
Is kniekerboeker, ~
us Consolidated Virginia. $50. 6s5, go b, csS,
6T5 b3O, eS2h
100 Imperial. Is. 10. i5k. "a.
3i5 Yellow Jacket, ITO. lis
al Confidence. =. u. NJ
3o Chsliar Potosi. "a. IS, Is
10 Hale 4 Nofcro... 50
loo cresn Point az, Nv, az. a. "a, az
IN. %. nv
so'i g.leh.r. -. Z, bso. ga $3.50. ass, ss
b5. s3A. a.
81 Baitiuste ton. :. So. ~.
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Ask ran Norn.n.. : Women have better

ASK rHE NorakR-. Women have better
opportunities for observing the effects OF med
ieinr. than men. This !. especially true OF
mothers. who note with q kesnness born Of NJ.
f,ctlon, the operation OF the remedies they adj
minister TO ih'ir children. Now ask any
mother who has used iiale'- Honey OF lioar
hound and Tar In her family ~ a cure for
cough., colds. hoirsener-, ~whooping cough,
croup OF influenza, what she tlihks al ", The
answer In every instance will be that she has
found Il the most effective preparation OF IT.
kind che has ever tried or heard of. Pfke's
Tooth.Ache Drops cure In one minute. y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-25

Blue porSrs. = Large. sized. delicious bl
va,ver. frc-h from the sca, can he had every
morning at Tom IIefrnn'- celebrated Eating
stand, Palace Saloon. Virginia city. Al.o oil
kinds of ish, spring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything el-e crsyed by the inner
man. ue1ron'r dinner coinbinatiOn- arr q
marvel Of gAstronOmic skill. sell M
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Jrsr READ TINS. -ileyman Brothsrs have just
opened q new furniture sore on the corner Of
d land Taylor STREETS. They offer ever, thing
any houss this side ~ ssn Francisco. They
keep constantly on hand a large stock ~ mrni.
turc. bedding, carpets, crockery, glass and
plated ware. Give them a call. del I'm
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PARIS. 1t il estimated, contains l20.-
900 m who are dependent upon
their needles for support. The highest
rate Of pay 10 about 10 cents per day.
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LOST

an THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Dr..
\ tween Bowsrs' Grade and wsds . Mar.
shai's stors, Lady's Pure, containing about
20; sDe,s sr; &. ..n. sD S,li iA :: , s;Ss; A ~.
warded upon returning u TO this once.
jaissts MRS. ABE JONES.
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"TnEr cuRE!" What cnre' Ayers cicrry
Pectoral for a cough. Ayers Pills for q pIrga.
tive. and Ayers s~sr,aparilla for complaints
that require 40 ate ntiye medicine.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM CARSON CITY.

Isrrcrlt TO rns ooLp n DAILY rrv,.
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CARsoS, Jan. %. 1875.


SENATE.
The Committee on Claims recommend
the passage Of the Corbett relief bill.
The quackery bill wa passed by l6
to 9.
Notice was given Of a bill allowing
County Commissioners to establish new
election precincts in certain cases. Also
a bill supplementary to the State revenue
law.
A bill was introduced 10 define the
boundaries OF Esmerslda, Nye and
Churchill; also supplementary to an Act
for the registration Of voters. II pro-
yidss hat where there are no registry
agents the Recorder or Clerk may act.
ASSEMBLY.
The Senate concurrent resolution for
q committee TO visit Woodbridge was
not concurred in.
Tho Virginia street railroad hill was
indefinitely postponed.
The concurrent resolution relative to
the removal OF Camp McDermott was
lost.
The concealed weapon bill was in
definitely postponed.
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YOUNG MEN,

Who may he suffering from the effecisof youth.
full folll~s or lndiscretion. will do well to avail
themselves Of this. the greatest boon ever laid
at the altar Of suffering humanity. DIR. SPIN.
NEY will guarantee TO forfeit Ave hundred dol.
lars for every cAse Of seminal weakness or pr.
va'c disease Of any kind or character which he
undertake, aud fall. 10 cure. 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 fret stage remember, you
are approaching the last. II you are bordering
upon the last, and are suffering somr or all OF
It's evil effects. remember that u you obstinate.
ly persist In procrasiinAtion. the time must
come when the most skillml physician can ren.
der yeu no assistance; when the doors Of hope
will be closed sgzinst you /; when NO angel OF
mercy can bring you relief. In no CAGE has the
Doctor failed OF success. Then let not de'pair
work itscif upon your Imagination. but avail
yourself Of the beneficial results Of his treat.
ment before your clse IL beyond the reach OF
medical ,kill, or before grim death hurries you
10 o premature grave.
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Tnrisrrssts,ockotdryso od'a,bgalland come
andses,
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

Relief BiII-Qusekery Biii Passed
Registration - lnsane -yirEtnia
Ctsy street Rsiiresd Biii-Cou.
ceaied weapons.
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-
Miscellaneous washington Notes.
WASHINGTON. January 23.-Secrstary
Bristow yesterday slipped and sprainsd
his leg. He Is confined to his bed to-
day.
Five Of tho eleven members OF the
Committee ON Elections. are opposed to
the resolution Of the majority to exclude
Delegate Cannon from his seat.
The Republican Senators held q eau.
Gus on Southern affairs on Friday.
Senator Jones has arrived, and occu-
pied his seat In tho Senate on Friday.
Tho House on Friday passed Mr..
Houghton's bill to confirm IN the city Of
San Jose the interest Of the United
States TO all lands confirmed TO the city
by a decree OF the United Statcs District
Court on June IL, 1866, In pursuance Of
a decree Of the Supreme Court. subject
to the deductions Of reservations and
limitations Of said decree.
The Arrest OF whitslsw Reid.
WASHINGTON. January %. - The
Special Committee to inquire whether
the privileges Of the House hayo been
violated by tho arrest Of whitslaw Reid.
IL unanimously OF the opinion that no
witness summoned by q Committee Of
Congress can be legally arrested by q
civil process. md the only question Is
whether the same rule would apply in q
criminal suit. To satisfy their minds
on this point the committee are now
searching tho authorities and tho rec.
onls.
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DIR. A. b. SPiNNEY,
Ia, Renewed to No. 1888 South

Street. Virginia, opposite Champaign House.
DR.. splnney, well known throughout the
e-onn,,x a.. p.,haio.,., .,S p,.,.,oi,,,.,
~ ..y''v'oes,
wnose suecsssiui treatment OF eeftsin pnysieai
disabilities and functional arrangements dc.
servedly entitle him to the familiar recogni.
tion Of the GREAT SPECIALIST, would 10.
speetfully inform the citizens of Virginia City
aud vicinity that his Increasing patronage do.
handing more connections apartments, he hiss
removed 10 his new ONCE. No. lss sonth Z
French Drug store, where he win be pleased
nortunity of Kidding ihemreiyes. through his
proiessionaI AGENCY. of sueh constitutional an.
ro,snrss and siIments a. he claims 10 compa,s
IA M en,s Wiihout snieyinc inio biocraph.
,ssi dsss,is 4, I. susieisnt IN .imply nromul.
~. ~ s..t Ia, mn spiNNRYis rarlIest
snu,i,n ma H. ,,sr.d h.rr to hi insusu
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NOTICE.
California Mining Comply.

TRANSFER BOOKS WILL CLOSE TO-DAY,
! January 18Th d 3 O'Clock. Will open Thurs.
day. January 1ist, and elose Saturday, Jsnuay
~, o. u O'Clock noon. and remain closed IN.
III Wednesday. January nth.
jsistf CHAS. ii. FISH, sesrstsry.
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know the negro's weak and strong points bet
ter than any one else What pleased me was
to hear constantly from old Arkansans- former
Shareholders 1 inquired about negro
peculiarities, the answer: "They'r just like
white men; take them under any circumstan-
ces, and they'll act just as white men would. -
We look with much nerest for Mr.. Nord-
hoff's forthcoming letter, in which he pro-
poses to speak of the condition of industry in
Arkansas. Half dozen impartial and cor
rect observers Of the recognized ability and
standing of that distinguished writer can do
much good to the people Of both sections by
dspelling the unfounded prejadices, and dis
proving the malicious lies SO industriously
scattered all over the country with the view
of ccrroborating Sheridans sensational dis
patches and ''banditti" yarns.
Truth, crush'd to earth, shall rise again,
The immortal years Of God are hers:
But error, wounded, writhes in pain.
And dies among his worshippers.
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1t is gratifying to know that among the
gentlemen wh) voted for the compromise were
quite number who, when the question o.
the Speakership was up, sustained the Hon
Louis A. Wilt, in whose integrity and ability
they had every confidence, and whose fitness
for tho position had been so signally shown
during the exciting and trying crisis through
which we have passed.
These gentlemen were willing for the sake
Of peace to do much-they smothered their
indignation, put curb upon their feelings
snd accepted even the hard and shameful
terms OF the Wheeler adjustment, but they
did not conceive that in thus acting they
bound themselves to vote against their chosen
and honored Speaker. They thought that
they were net only to have majority in the
House, but were to act Independently, un-
trammeled By outside and antagonistic in
hueness. They have found their mistake,
and have discovered Mr.. Kellogg can not
only control the Senate but that he Yields a
controlling influence III the H ,use
We'cannot refrain in this connection from
expressing our adm;ration for the courageous,
manly and disnied bearing Of Mr.. WIKI
under circumstances the mos. trying He
las proven himself worthy s.andari-bearer
Of his people, and one who holds their honor
aud his own in too high regard to permit his
or committing an unworthy
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The Neau Mineral W1nter Depot.

A very large al, splendid FOUNTAIN has been
erected in the Unknown drug store corner Camp
and Gravier streets which the public is invited to
call and inspect.
SODA, MEAD, vICHY BETHESDA and ks
SENGEN WATERS ON draught.
Also CHAMPAGNE, COFFEE and CHOCOLATE
SYRUPS-great favorites with the ladies.
None Oher but the purest OF FRUIT SYRCpS
furnished ap17 1t2dp
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SPRING NEE TING,
1878.
1873.
Sixth Day-Saturday, April IL.

Sixth Day-Saturdny, April ~.
FIRST RACE-The Fortuna Stakes, for thre,
year Odds; s5 entrance p. p, with $1,000 added sec
ond horse to receive $500 and the third $780, winner
Of the Pickwick stakes pounds extra; one mill
and a half Closed with fourteen nominations.
| SECOND RACE Consolation Race, one mile, fol
horses that have run and not won during the meet
ing; Club Purse 800; first horse $780, second horse
| S75 third horse $25.
THIRD RACE-FOur mile heats, for all ages
Club Purse $780, first horse $1,000 second horse 500
In all club purses entrance free and in such purses
| walk-Over entities horse to first money only
and horse disancng the field entitled to first money
| only
Members are notified to cali for their badges at
the office, 16 Carondelet street.
The races ill commence at o'clock P. NJ.
In case postponemsnt account of the weather,
a pennant will be displayed from the office of the
Club IS Carondelet street
Quarterstretch badges for meeting ...&l5 90
LAY o""seS- .----.-----.--.' "
Admission to Club Stand .... 90
Admission to Public Stand and Field 100. 90
Rules Of Admission.
No ladies perm tied to the stand naccOmpaned by
gentlemen.
Invitation badges for residents only can be had
at the office, 16 Caronde,et street.
Quarter stretch badges will admit to all parts of the
stand and grounds.
Tickets Of admission to the stand do not admit the
holder to the quarter-stretch.
Members are entitled to q free admission for ladies'
accompanying them.
Ladies accompanied by members are invited to
visit the Club House.
Smoking positively prohibited on the members
stand
Members are notified to enter all strangers names
on the visiting club book.
AL vehicles must enter by GENTLY Road Gate,
except members. Members of the club and ladies'
them only admitted at the Members
Gate.
Quarter Stretch Badges can be obtained at the
Office 16 Carondelet street. and at the Track
The cars of the City Railroad, Bayou Bridge
Branch and Orleans Railroad will leave Clay Statue
Canal street every five minutes during the races.
Entries for second day races will close at Judges
Stand Monday afternoon at o'clock.
ap1l 2dp G. A. BREAUX President.
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security.

Last evening happening to drop in at
Lyons's drug store corner Camp and Gravier
streets. our enterprising young friend, Mr. J.
W. Phillips, showed US most beautiful
mineral wafer fountain, which has just been
erected and will be ready for operation this
morning It is made of variegated marble,
highly ornamented with silver, in the shape
Of house of the Gothic style, and sur
mounted by finely executed and appropriate
statuctte There is no fountain in this city
that can equal it in beauty Of design and ele-
gance Of finish. The cooling apparatus is a
new invention, and keeps the waters con-
stantly at very low degree Of temperature,
a great desideratum during our cheated
term" From this fountain soda, mead, Vichy.
Bethesda and Kissingen waters, together with
the purest of fruit sy1ups. are supplied. Be
sure to call and examine the new fountain.
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young man who knows all about it states
that his experience has taught him that tiiri
i a fool Who delights in fooling fools, and the
fool who is fooled by such fool is the fool
ishest kind OF a fool.
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In THE SENATE. was q remarkable fact
that when prayer was being offered at the
rate of five dollars per day. not single sena-
tor bowed his; head and enjoyed the luxury so
seldom INDUCED in. They didn't appreciate
the boon offered them. and not single mcm-
Der got his moneys worth.
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QrD TINES? VEHIs CEsAEEM !-WHAT
ARE YOU AFRAID Or? You CARRY CESAR =
Gen. Qnid Times Sheridan. the little vehicle
of our great Cesar. having adjusted the anti
adjusters is cbcut, it is understood, to proceed
to Texas and the Rio Grande. SO as to be in
immediate proximity to tho Black Hills.
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JOB PRINTING We now possess facilities to
enable us to execute every Description q
commercial, railroad and steamboat printing
LAWYERS briefs, blanks and other legal docu-
meuts. on the shortest notice. IN the best
STYLE. and ut the most reasonable rates. We
v;,l guarantee fall satisfaction to those of our
friends who favor us with their orders.
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We have received from Messrs. George ~,
lis & Bro, copies of the following works:
'.Evolution Philosophy" by M. + Cazelles
Published by d. Appleton Co. New York
Number Y Ii of the Science Primers" on
the subject Of Astronomy, by 5. N. Lockyer
Published by D. Appleton 4 Co.. New York.
"Tbe international Scientific Series, Vol.
XIV. Published by d. Appleton g. Co.
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Some Of the crazy old kings Of England
always had their wits about them.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-17

Senator J. Il. West sends us the message
and documents Of 1871; laws Of the United
States first session of the Forty-third Con-
Rress; repor. Of the Senate Committee on
Transportation; annual report on CONNER
cial relations between the United States and
foreign nations; report of the Commissioner
of Agriculture and Congressional record
special session Of the Senate.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-17

! Beverly eiri who has just bean left BY
her eighth lover is going to europe. She will
l&obably visit the Isle Of Nan.