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ACoIorcd Chrisiian View of IL.

4. a meeting of the African Methodist
Episcopal Conference of the Baltimore
district, ut Annapolis on Monday, the
Committee on the Stat" of the Country,
in their report, said: I'VE find the con-
dlti"n Of he country conduclv" to the
prosperity of the church. There are no
such political disorders rs make our pas
torul untcnuble. Whether under south
ern or northern rule, the minister of our
church experience circumstances iavora-
blct the spiritual advancement Of our
people. The spirit Of kindness pcrvades
all Glasses Of society, and mutua! good
feeling seems TO be the characteristic
The IowIv and exhausted live in harmony
unj lowe; tn!, particularly demands our
,nuuM!u.ur... The committee thinks
there is some parjudiCe existing between
the white and the cOlorei races, but 1t Is
not the prejudice that will result in IT,"
final destruction of either class. thetWo
classes, or 20 called races, can never en-
gage in the nctariou, work of cticcting
each the other, destruction. Bishop
Gamble in his address said: 1T is our
duty to raise the standard Of Christian
character higher and higher until We at
tainM5 near Il. possible human perfection.
There /, no country on the globe where
the anglo-~nvon will respect the anglo
American more than in this. We must
have wealth, Intelligence and moral
worth to meet the representatives, of the
white class on what some call equality.
We are equal before the law, but that
don't do what YOU can do for yourself.
five haze Intelligence and moral worth
those who have these will shake hands
with Us more quickly in this country
than!in any other. Our race i, two hun
dred and fifty years behind. We must
overcome this. These views of al body Of
intelligent and respectable colored men
do not seem 20 tally with representations
which have been freely made III R"pub-
liCan newspapers.
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OFFICE PEABODY INSURANCE Co.,

OFFICE PEABODY INSURANCE Co.,
Wheeling, W. Va, April >, $50.
UNHE CHATTER or THE FIRE AND
! Marine Insurance Comp NY of Nncal-
ing, expired April J, $50, and its uncXpir-
ed fire business has been rc!nSurcd by the
Peabody luSuHnc" Company "i Wheel
ing, ". Va. rs shown by the Resolution
and ccrtificalranuoXcd hereto. All claimS
for loss or damage That may occur after y
O'Clock ". april |, lN15, under amy ire
policy issued by the Fire and Marine In
Suramce COMPANY, and I'm force. will be
adjusted and settled by the Peabody In
Surancc Company.
j. V. l.. RODGERS,
Assistant secretary.
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1t /, officially announced that the
Spanish treasury has paid 10 Caleb Cush-
ing S85, 900, being the last instalment Of
the Virginius indemnity.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NELL g. ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1905 Main st.

Have now in store and for sale:
200 Halt Bhls Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
800 No. 3 Mackerel.-
800 No. Nackerel.
40 Packages Mackerel, and Sin quarter
barrels and kits.
% Tierces choice Carolina Rice'
80 Bbls choice Y. y. MOlasses.
~ Hhds choice y. y. Sugar
~ BDls SyrupS.
aH Bbls Standards A. B, Extra {. GranG.
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin and
&C Sugars.
SO Bills Flour, embracing White Rose.
Keystone, idlewise, Howard and other
standard brands.
100 Bags prime to choice Coffee.
- Half Chests prime TO choice u. Il.
Teas.
~ CaddicS prime 10 Choice 6. =. Teas
Our Tobacco embraces HalbrOok's J. K
MilIiner'S PAGES and other good and IT,
liable brands, among the best in the coun.
try. our stock l. fun ana complete, AMI
will be offered To the trade at the lowest
market price. We invite Close buyers 10
all and EXAMINE our stock before purch
Sing elsewhere.
a marble NELL. ~ ILL ~ Sh y
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SEED OATS.

oOOn BUSHELS CHOICE SEED OATS
DUtlU received and for sale hE
JAMES CEANGLE,
1870 Main Street, Wheeling, ". Va.
apja
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week of last year, and the sales during
the week amounted 10 963 head against
1872 last week and 1921 the correspond
ing week of last year, and were rs follows;
To Baltimore butchers III
To Eastern spectators ...................... IL
Washington and Annapolis. ................. 2O1
Total go
During the early part Of the week and
until the last day o: operations, the mar
ket was quite firm and fairly active,
prices being one-fourth cent better on all
grades than ri the close Of the market
last week, hut on the closing day it was
very dull the advance being lost besides
a further decline even on the closing
sales of last week. Quotations may be
considered at the close fully one-eighth
cert lower than at the same time last
week. Prices, 4GG7!c; stockers, 4@4!c.
SWINE MARKET
Receipts this 2,So9
Receipts last week 3'vsi
Receipts one year ago....................... $3.50
REMARKS.
The receipt, are exceedingly light this
week, and Yet there has been and are still
an ample supply in the pens for all APP
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H 4 - H.
TObaccOS.

10 Cases HolbroOk'S Louisville Navy.
10 Butts d" ."
lu Cs-rS FINER Bros,
~ Butts e.
lpJ Boxes I. T. PAGES Danville twist
and iOZ.
- Boxes DawsOn's Dauyille twist Son
800 John Bell. J. inch plug.
~ swanson AAAA u inch plug.
In store ana iUi sale hy
uD22 ". REILLY.
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affecting Aegister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTEE

DAILY REGISTER.
One year............SS w Three montns.s2 w
six months. / " One month. -
TRI-WEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday.
one COPY. yr.si ~ one copy, & moS.S2 ~
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one COPY, mos % Ten copies,l VI. IS %
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PEOPLES BANK.

A GENERAL. BANKING, EXt ia NGE
y and Collection buSiurs. transacted
with fidelity and prOmptneSS.
Certificates OF Deposit ISSUED and inter-
est paid thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale ia sums to suit.
New Fractional Currency and |, -, ., and
SC coin always on hand Tor the acCOm!nO-
dalton Of the public.
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and others solicited. 81
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ca,rcrton Hotcl and Drorc Yards.

Cu,rerton Hotel and Drorc Yards.
Myers x st"llman A.Suddhcimer; Pa. =
.......... ..........2u1 +. Foreman. Md. J..
r. White, Md. -
\ .Sandhcimcr,P Pa. b Myers Il Co., On. 10
" - :. Fields, O............ 81
=. Norris, Md. Is D.W.CrarfoSS, Md. ~
". \. Norris, Md, - /. Frank, o.. j
i. SeuScuy. Md. Il Il. BuShey, Md.,-.. l.
]. Myers Il Co. Pa, 81 W. Dagoon, Md. IS
.ittne lankcr House artd Drorc Yards.
! y. Rav, Ohio. III. \. Brakcbill,
\ LrnmanNHroPa - Tcun..~............... u
Nj. Hott>milier, .. Il t. Grothe, Pa. Ii
II. Roth. Pa.......... 81. HitShuc, Md. =
~ I Enrnitz. Pa. 30 T. Foreman. Md. y
W. J.Kirk&Son,pa &>J. High, MIDI. b
J. Lcviau < Co... 81
AZ UTlheiin's Hotel and Drore Yards.
Owen Dorsey, Nd. &C. l.. Noil, Na...;;... l.
or Hardc>ty. Va. SG.H.StaIberfer,Na )
REMARKS on BEEF CATTLE.
The arrivals of cattle during the week
amounted to 1915 head against l,449
last week, and 1851 the corresponding
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= TIERGF-- E.NAN'S SUGAR a. RES
> Beef Five Heroes Evans Sugar ,ur -
hOuldcrA loI SAFE D.. ~. !. ~MITHed
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The ChiId'S Cure When Teethi0g,
L A UG HLINS'
INFANT CORDIAL

--.--I
N"ilrhs l!' gun. .'r.s in.. m..,r. I've.
ii, being used boy Physician, ia th".r
bv them i'rrHi.dt"n i""iH'n% 'H hundred
OF cases .IE '"Ns
Fng N."Nlug pam Relieving iiIlIh' ION or
inflammation "i M Huh-; 'hu'9iut thr
fiy'n. mem S'.'s .,''" ''.-'..'
lug .-'r,,t,,
pa p''''.
Every Bottle is Warranted
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week of last year, and the sales during
the week amounted to 963 head against
1872 last week and 1,27l the correspond
ing week Of lyst wear and were ~ follows:
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sold by Drug SIS and Dealers. Price
- cents.

LaughIin Bros. & Co., Promoters,
WHOLESALE iRUGGl-I.-.
No. 81 Main Street, Wheeling ". =.
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your muscle as strong ~ ten years ago. then
why don't that muscle yield 10 your wife and
children better liVing2 This brings poll,
tics down TO the freside of every man Who
struggles with the world for an honest living.
'1'is true these extreme views are uttered
by an unknown writer. But observe this Its
tle match; h;-hOg small it is beside yon greut
palace. This match will only kindlc spark,
but perhaps that spark may 6nd food to feed
it. aud then the palace is laid id ashes; so per
chance this spark of truth. THE MoNEYcRATs
HAVE cURTAILED OUR CURRENCY Sc DOL
LARS ON THE HUNDRED, may kindle the peo-
pie and set them to thinking, aud il il does
away go the palaces which are built upon the
taxes of Republic.
The moueycrats rely on the patronage Of q
strong government; upon the influence of the
city newspapers upon the power yielded by
an aristocracy of wealth, aud they expect TO
v0te our people 20 their own damnstion.-
They may succeed they may.wriDg this debt
out of the toiliDg masses perhaps this gem
Grafton will produce no bold. heroic leader Of
the people, but if this soheme does succeed,
then, there will be two distinct and we'll do
fued classes in this country, the moneycrats
on the one side and the proeucers on
the other; and the moneycrats will live in
pAiAceA rue IN palae Gears. occupy All the oncee
of power, trust and profit. while the producers
will grOan and sweat, aud toll and psy the
taxes.
Thus much for reputation. We have said. !.
what We have said. And he spoke many.
things uuto them in parallels. saying. behold
ajsower went forth to SOW sand
some seed fell into good ground and brought
forth fruit, some hundred fold, some sixty
and some thirty"
But this article is already too long, and We
must close abruptly.
We do not advocate reputation, we want
to prevent it. If the moneycrats will act
with common sense and prudence We may yet
save our institutions. and still pay this debt
But speedy payment is devastation.
Since 1869, in tho face Of a contraction
without parallel in history, and which has
psralyzed all industry, they have been ex-
torting payment Mt the rate of eighty mil.
lions year. and our present distress aud suf-
ferine bears testimony to the madness Of that
policy, and to the cruelty of that oppression.
In our next article we will bluze path out
of this wilderness of prostration. for We have
pillar of FIRE and cloud The SAFETY OF
THE FEoPLE Is THE SUPREME Law
JEFPEnsoN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-09-14

SEAsosABLE HINrs.--The SeieaiihS
American says: II moaqpitos or other blood
fuckers iufest youT sleeping rooms a. night;
we uucrrk = bottle Of the oil Of pepnyToyal;
and these animals leave 10 great haste; noF
will they return 40 long a. the cir in the roota
is loaded with the tunes Of that sFonatiS
herb. II rats enter the cellar. little poSS
dered potash thrown into their holes OF miIed
with meal and scsnered in their EunWsys
never fails 10 drive them away. Cayenne frs6
pepper will keep the buttery add siofe.Fooini
from antA and cockroaches II mouse makes
an entrance into any part Of your dVeIliDRs
safursts rag with cayenne in solution and
stuff 1t into the hole, which then een Be re-
paired with other wood or mortef. No rat o.
mouse will est the rag for the purpose 81
opening communication with depot Of Sup-
plies.s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-09-14
A VIRo1N1AN's ClNrENN1AL BlnrnDAY-

A VIRGIhlAN's CENTENNIAL BIRTHDAY
-LOmsO,Ile, dug. 27-The ons.hundredth
birthday OF Mrs. Vaughn, says special u
the Courier journal from Nashville, was ccle,
brated at her humc in Williamson county,
Tennessee. to-day. She was born in Norto>
way county. Va, August 27, l775. is mother
Of seventeen boys, fourteen Of whom are
married. The family is not only large in
numbers. but giants in size. but few men com
ing under SIX feet. even down to the fourth
generation. Five hundred persa ms assembled
around stand garIunded with flowers. to do
honor to her hundredth birthday. Short ad.
dresses were made, aud songs aud prayers
After religious services the assem blage formed
into procession. in which were one hundred
of her Descendants, headed by herself,
marched to the grove and partook of sump>
tnous dinner. Her faculties are unimpaired; /;
she hears well. uses spectao'es. frequently
walks mile, and attributes her long life TO
habits of untiring industry. She wore the
cloth which uniformed her grand and great
grandson as Confederate soldiers She has
now four hundred aud ftty living descendants.
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AMERICAN FARMEa.-The September
No, just re.ciVed. is very interesting, neat>
ing extensively upon the wheat and other
crops. which require prompt attention the
present month. Papers from two of the best
known farmers Of the world. at this time. =
Messrs. Mechi. of Eugi.nd, and John john
son. of New Y"rk,.-on tie cultivation Of the
wheat, and very plain aud lucid article on the
same subject by the editors. are contained in
this Guhber. The Farmer is published
monthly, at Baltimore, Md, by Samuel Sands
4 Son, rtsl.5o per annum, or 5 copies Tor
.s5 SO. Specimen copies sent FREQ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-09-14

TIE FREAK OF A TuRKEY .GoBBLER.-
Mr.. John Burkhart, of this county, has mae
turkey winch eeems to be largely endowed
with maternal instincts. Some -four weeks
ago, Mr Burkhart dug his potatoes. and after
sorting them left the small ones On the ground.
Thes.turkey gobbler gathered few of the
smalI potatoes together aud commenced set
ting on them. He was driven of aud the p .
tatoes scattered. but he would gather them up
and take his position again. Finally, Mr.
Burkhart determined thai if no would .'set"
he would utilize him, and procured dozen
hen eggs which he placed on tbe ground in
place of the potatoes. The ''gobbIer" took
his position on the eggs. and has been setting
for near four weeks. If he succeeds in hatch
ing ont brood and takes care of them. Mr.
Burkhart proposes to bring them to the fair,
rs curiosity -NqrfinsHRrg Independent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-09-14

APPLE CREAM = Boil twelve apples ofrich
favor. until quite soft; then rub the pulp
through wire or hair sieve; add half pint
of white sugar. the yoIks of three eggs well
beaten whip up the whites of three eggs 10
= stiff frOth. and mig two tsblespoontuIs of
sugar with them Put the apples aud yoIks
into pudding dish aud heap the beaten irOth
upon it. making it higher in the centre
Bake it in,s hot oven for ten or fifteen minutes
just long enough 70 brown the white nicely.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-09-14

How TO REMOVE WARTs-Wafft are
not only very troublesome but disfgufe the
hands. Our readers will thapk rs for eklling
their attention to the following perfect cure
even of the largest, without leaving scar -
Take small piece of raw beef. steep 10 al
night in vinegar, cut as much from Il - viii
cover the wart and tie IL on or. II the ex-
crespnce Is on the forehead. fSsten u on with
the dav and put ON every night. In one fort
night the Wsrt will die and peel of 1hS
same prescription Will cure corns.-Ez.
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To PREvExT LINEN sporr1sa "A Ia.
blesPOOnful of black pepper put in the first
water in which gray aud bluff linens are
washed will keep them from spottine It
will also generally keep the co'Ors of black or
colored csmbrics or muslins from running, aud
does not harden The water
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RoETIcAl.
MORNING LAND.

so near the goal. 90 hssri
The portals open with sound like song:
Wandered dsaadOws o.. my soul. bs EtrOnB
And do not fear.
D. yOu. too. fell the woe:
The mist that blinds my eyes. al cold and grtys
The fob that settles round my troubled way
The clouds that settlef But they cannot SAP
Rise up and watch them gel
90 near the goal stand;
Oh. weary heart. thy task 'tis well nigh dsnei
see far OF the golden setting sun;
The work well wrought that was 60 bad hoElnf
Welcomed D. MOfning Land.
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SALE OF LaED D-The B,nkley farm near
sterhenson'r dept. in this county. sold
by Messrs. Juo. j snd JAS. H. wiIIiams.
trustees, on last Wednesday. to Beujamin
Shirk- at SIS per acre The farm contains
about $50 0scres.-IYrrAeaer NeHs.
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To ExrH4cT INK IRON CoTTos, sILI
AED wooLEs GoODs.-Ssturste the spets
with spirits Of IN peDtipe. spd let Il Tanetn
several fours then rub it betusen the hsnds.
II will ernmbIe away ~ithopt iDjuEipg either
he color q the texturs Of tbs article.
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-"John. came very near selling my
shoes the other day" said one man to another
-.tHov was that ?" ''Wby, I had them half
Yoied.s
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

s1IHE undersigned having given his attention to
20 devote his time principally the duties of gen
[sTnl Collector, and invites the attention Of MGR
S.hauts and Business men generally the fact
Prompt and energetic efforts my part will be
zivea the Collection Of ali claims placed in my
$.nds A. W. CRAMER.
chnrlessOwn. Jefferson Co., w. va.
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eoAL AND WOOD YARD.

WASHINGTON & LIPPITT
JXyILL keep on han constant supply OF COAL
w of all kinds. and Sawed and Sptt WOOD.
which they will furnish and deliver In quantities. to
suit customers, for Cash Orders left at Yard. cor
ner samuel street and B. & O. T. Z.
-Csah paid for BOneS- =
Inna 10. ISl3-IY..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-09-14

TTIHAT BEAUTIFUL RANGE.--Bs sure and call
to see the Celebrated SovereigN Range, as it is
" the most complete arrangement for cook
inpsthaI has ever been in Chariestown finished
,iih silver plated knobs nice enough for the par
I,r Don't fail to call and AIso Cook Stoves
ali patterns and sizes, cheap. For cate by
- j. H YESTERDAY,
Anril o. 1875. Main Street.
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ADVERTISING RATES
lgrRANsIENr BILLs-cAsH.

- 448-1 -NAlAA44NL u IaI1AI NIHNllI9
one square q ineh or leSs,l 10 weeks---. Si.ee
Each snbseqeenl inssrtion.. on......-...----.---.s .
One square, three months. ...-...-..-----. 1-oo
One squsre. ak mon ths .-...--. -.--z-- e-ue
One square, year lug9
CASbIDArHS' AHEouEcEhENTa---Fer County Of
6eers, $500; State cone,ressional, $40 90.
Legal Advertisements Al ttie publisned rates.
Obituary Notices exceeding hve iinea, ten ccntb
per line.
able after the hrst insertion.
Isibaral deductions made for QuArter. Hall nna
whole Columns for Annual. semi.Anhull And
Quarterly Advertisers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-09-14

I UST received a large and varied assortment Of
y Lamp Goods consisting in part, of all kinds
aud sizes of HIND aEd Stand Lamps, beautiful Par
Lanterns, Burners, Chimneys, Wicks. Shades,
Holders, sc. We have also received the celcbra-
ted Drummund Burners nd Chimnevs which give
aImost twice the amount of light of ordinary Bur.
ners. n F. HENDERSON & co.
November II, 1874
plode l5Oo Fire test: beat quality Coal Oil. TOR
sale by N. F. HENDERSON L 80.
GROUND Oil Cake. for Cattle and other
II for sale bv n. +. HENDERSON 3 co k.
NEATSFOOT. Fish. Lard. Castor and Black
IN Strap oils, for Harness. Marbinerv, SC at
Nov. IA, 1874 HENDERSOS'S.
VNRY HAISES' Five Cent HPv4ua CigaEs-
j Brands: Our Pride, aud Little Beauties
October % ls74
FREsH GROUND PLASTER. for 90 l. by
u Mar. j. WASHINGTON & LlPPfTT.
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CANCERS
OH, YES! OH, YES |!

HAVING taken out license as Auc.ioneer, !
II would inform the people of Jefters"n that
am prepared to cry sales Sc, at the shortest mo-
tice and upon reasonable .crms, and invite the
orders of those having property to dispose of at
Public Auction.
DANIEL HEFFLEBowER..
Rinnnn Octnher Z lS12
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UPHOLSTERlNG.

TI1HE undsrsigued wouId give notice to the cit
iEens of -Cbariestown and surrounding eoun-
tier, hAt he will do all kinds OF Uph Catering such
Repairing old Mattresses and old Soias, new
Springs put in If needed, all kipds-of other
FURNITURE FIXED UP,
At the k5aftss; uutiee-work dn.- .ossef :aan ei,e
shcfe IN the county. He may be f"uad at all hours
through the day the corner OF Main and Samuel
streets, a few doors above the c0urt-House. will
.,.n c.n.trirs T. q. RUST.
T6uns2S, 1918
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-CHfrH,s ThoopinR Cough CordinI-a certain
- cure Cherry PICTORIAL Troehes-for coughs,
.sSSSids sore throat Bronchitis. &c Also Wells *
Fddy Carbolic Troches, for sale by
C6arIestown. C-E. BELLER.
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GROCERIES, QUEENsEARE,

sud-.ueh articles generally needed by the
people, respectfully ask SRiI from former Gus
TONERS and the public generally. the old stand
wherethey can judge for thsrlselves quality
- - p, : Go w.TK EARsLET.
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DIES SHAWLs,
LADIES' KID GLOVES
all coloTs: everything by ladies, can o found
Al lds1nith's Twin Fronts Beet material, latest
atyle and lowest prices.
Oetober7. 1873.
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RESUMED BUSINESS

IIAyINGf purchased the STOCK OF GOODS of
4 the late w t--Sheerer, formerly E.srseJ &
6assree,) TO whi:h have made additions IF
DIV @@o@e
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University Hsssa College ~
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charged N. d.v nr.,iou.. AZ III. out.
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confusion ,h.. ,n,usa. rbs Ar. had
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vhsu discovered had ATTAINED such
b..av.v tb,. nolh,no amid \. dops 70
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-05


MAuui.r RsoxrvsD. : During ths
List 4a hours fifteen carloads Of ma
chinery have been received a the dspol
Of the Virginia and Truckse Railroad.
II belongs to the Silver Hill. Caledonia.
0vsrman, Florida and Dayton Mining
Companies. Il includes an enormous
spur.vhsel for the Silver Hill, Weighing
$4,000 pounds.
JusrIcr wRioHr's Cousr.-Two men
yesterday got into a hght over . game Of
bean poker and were arrested. Thii
morning one was hned e28 30, and the
other $S5. by Justice Wright.
Corroxwoops. - Young osttonwocds
from the Carson river. Of Just the right
age for planting. are selling at four bits
apiece.