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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-20
Several Glasses Too Mich.

During Mr.. Charles Pope's management
of Il Southern theatre, one night, when
some high toned star was holding forth, a
great sensation was produced by anautical-
looking old gentleman, who with all digni-
ty produced spyglass, and when the lorg-
nettes were directed at the stage, with u
report like young pistol pulled the crit
ter out to its full proportions and leveled il
ut the performer.
This novelty in the way Of an opera
glass created so much diversion that word
was sent to the offending old sailor that
he must put it up, which he wouldn't as
he said it was his style of glass, and he was
going to use it.
Further remoustrance resulted in the
spyglass shutting up and the old gentleman
Indignantly walking out rs the curtain fell
an the first act.
Before it rose again in walked the sea
iaring man in company with eight Others
of the same brand as himself.
Solemnly they were escorted to seats, all
near together. The play proceeded; of a
sudden crack, fizz. squeak went nine spy:
glasses, some OF them yard long. Stimuli,
taneously the whole nine were pulled
out to their EXTREMIST length, and tho
weather beaten old countenances brought
to bear on the end of them.
The audience howled, the players strug
gled on, but the instant al exciting pas
sage was reached, whang went the nine
spyglasses, and the crowd yelled with de-
light.
In this way the performance dragged
along, till, as actors and audience coult
stand it no longer, the play was brough
TO an untmely end the eight old seadog.
who had been summoned off the levee t.
assist the original offender unsmilingly
filed out behind him, fully avenged To-
all interference, with the triumphant spy
glasses under their arms. illustrated JVeeily
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-20
BELAIR, FRIDAY, OCT. 20, 1876.
MisceIIane On 8.
Acting In Dead Earnest.

The little old theatre in Albany, N. V,
has been made the scene of many curious
theatrical stories. On one occasion Edwin
Forrest, then young man, and more ia
nous for his muscle than his genius, gave
tremendous display of really powerful
acting. He was supposed to represent a
Roman warrior, and be attacked by six
minions of a detested tyrant, At the re-
hearsal Mr.. Forrest found great deal OF
fault with the supes who condescended TO
play the minions. They were too tame.
They didn't lay hold If him. They
wouldn't go in as If in real fight. Mr.
Forrest stormed and threatened the snpes
sulked and consulted. A. length the cap
tain OF the supes inquired in his local
slang:
"Yer want this 10 be bully fight
eh1"
~ d0," replied Mr.. Forrest.
"All right, reioined the captain, aud
the rehearsal quietly proceeded.
In the evening the little theatre was
crowded, and Mr.. Forrest was cnthnsas,
tically received. When the fighting scene
occurred the great tragedian took the cen.
ire Of the stage, and the six minions enter.
w ihpi''l "ht Ncpl'JVu IN iiitlIsHlHg bi'tl
At the cue seize him = one minion as
snmed ~ pugilistic attitude and struck d
blow straight from the shoulder upon The
nose of tie Roman hero; another raised
himahout six inches from the stage by y
we'll directed kick, and the Others made
ready to rush in for decisive tusslc. Fol
moment Mr.. Forrest stood astounded his
great eyes flashing like fire, his sturdy legs
planted like columns npon the stage
Then cams a few moments of powerful
acting, at the end of which one supe wa
seen sticking headformost in the bass drum
in the orchestra, foui were having theil
wounds dressed in the green room, anC
one finding himself in the flies rushed out
upon the roof of the theatre and shouted
Fire" at the top of his voice while Mr.
Forrest, called before the curtain, bowed
his thanks pantingly TO the audience, wh'
looked upon the whole affair as par
of the piece and chad never seen Forres
act so splendidly"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-20

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. That the
l. subscriber has obtained from the Regis.
ter of Wills ofHarford county, Md, Letters
Of Administration on the personal estate of
L. ALEXANDER BOARMAN,
late of Hartford county, decd. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by notified to exhibit the same, with the le,
gal vouchers thereof, on or before the
22d day of Sept, 1877,
or they may therwise by law DO excluded
from all heneft of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand and seal, this 92d
day of Sept, 1876.
FRANK BOARMAN,
sep29 Administrator.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-20
ROAD NOTICE.

TH1RTI DAYS after the first publica.
L ton Of this notice, application will be
ford county, to open and locate public road
in the Fifth Election District of said county,
beginning at a point on the public road lead
ing from Charles M. Myers to the Pennsyl-
yana line at or near Wheeler's School House,
and running thence on, through, or near the
lands of Sylvester Wheeler, David Pyle. ]. w.
Jenkins and wife, David l.. Pyle NJ. Nelson
Whiteford. Augustine X. Whiteford, wife of
Michael Whiteford, and Ellen u. Webster,
wife of James A. Webster, to terminate at or
intersect the new road leading from Pylesville
10 Delta, at or near the residence of James A..
Webster and wife.
September Is, 1876.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-20
NOTICE..

BEL AIR, OCTOBER 9th, 1876.
A IL PERSONS indebted to us whose
~ bills arc now due will PLEASE SET
TIE before the tIR of November, as we
cannot wait longer. Al persons having
claims against us are requested 10 hand them
In this month for settlement.
..esF, t.a.fLa Frr. Respectfully.
.1rt13-3t ~ CARLISLE &IQ
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-20

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Soluble Phosphate of Lime. % Is
Bone - " ............... 800
The most concentrated, universal and
durable fertilizer ever offered to the farmer
combining all the stimulating qualities of Pc
ruvian Guano, and the ever durable fertilizing
properties of Bones. In fine dry powder, pre-.
pared expressly for drilling. rrr
After eighteen years experience by the farm
crs of Md. and Va. in the use of "EXcELsIoR,"
on their wheat crops, 1t is their opinion
that an application of 100 pounds is equal to
from 200 TO 300 pounds of any other fertilizer or
guano, and thereiorefull topper cent. cheaper.
UNIFORMITY OF QUALITY GUARANTEED
BY THE MANUFACTURERS.
l5Sg" Farmers should see that every Bag is
branded as above, with the ANALYSIS and
OUR NAME in RED LETTERS. All Others
are counterfeits. IS ~"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-07
HOW WE ARE AMUSED.
a Few OF the Reisxations Induiged
O.. by the Dweiisr~ sn the Cssa-
stoci.

The Comstock Is an improving place 10
uxoon po,h Cola min and Virginia are
hs-.,., ma
well supplied with sehoois' anu 'he'e Nv
lack Of churches. We have more saloons
1T. A., .,x r,asa in the
70 INV P'pu ,h.,.i,.
country Every SUNDAY "nen '"'-
show In town we have a matinee anu an
evening performance. ON the Sabbath.
-.h hor.~-r.ee
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-07
PERSONALITIES.
hits OF Interesting Iuformntieu
About Presninsut Cftissns.

You must take or your hat when YOU
SPEAK TO Judge Knox now. He has bssa
reelected.
Judge Co, cries himself 10 sleep every
night.
7ax.Collector Woods never plays seven
up before breakfast.
Henry Piper will knock you down II you
tell him that any foel can be . father.
L. T. Cowis's brain Is still intact.
Rossbud Graham Is still the belle Of
Virginia.
Jim Stephens enters q demurrer.
Rev. G. A. Wright Is about half through
with the task Of reforming the world.
Father Me0rath Is wild with envy.
Rose Wilson has decided not to enter
fashionable society at the Bay this Winter.
II 10 said that Insurance Hickok will
put on the gloves with Mace when Davis
gets done with him.
Captain Lsrd Is writing q tract on THE
Deadly Sin Of swearing" II will DO re-
vised BY Hank Blanchard.
VIXEN Pat Casey dies he will leave his
wealth to the Y. N. c. A.
II is thought by some Of our best citi-
zsns that LOOMS. Of the Esislp,iss. 10
about to produce = funny item.
The negotiations Of Conrad wiegand.
Esq., 90 purchase the Marionetts show.
have fallen through.
Bob Lowery 10 willing 10 take the Prin-
eipalship Of Bishop whitaker's young
lsdiss' seminary. II he can get the Bishop
TO listen TO his lecture on "whAt Shall
We DO With Our Girls :" the place will
he his.
Professor Baker has = healthy contempt
for Edwin Booth.
Deacon Parkinson Ia the hasdsomest
man VI his age on tho Pacific Coast. such
10 the reward Of Temperance.
The poor rise up and call Joe Douglas
blessed.
John snow 10 said 10 be preparing q
lecture on "Orators aud Oratory." with
limitations Of Burke. Bob Ingerssll and
Booher.
Major Foots 10 willing 10 engage 10 .
hair pulling match with any man In vir-
ginia City. Major Stonehill will probably
accept the challenge.
Ben L.ackey Is proud Of tho fact that
criminals keep so carefully out 81 his way
that he never catches any Of them.
Postmaster Addison was seen last night
dancing wildly in the privacy % his Office.
He WAS waving the table OF the electoral
vote over his venerable head.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-07
An Execution at Munich.

lie F,aaoai. gives some interesting de-
tail, OF the decapitation In the prison Of
Munich Of . h~irhwsyman named Glssrs.
ysn. and ono Ruf, who had killed one OF
the keepers Of the prison where be was
confined for . murdsrous Assault. At6:is
A. N. the sIecutioner cams out TO inspect
the fatal apparatus. He 10 . man Of me.
dium height. rather stout, OF . round. tat
and rubicand vissge. clsssly shAysn. aud
with long chestnut hair. just before seven
the "Bell Of the Poor Fishers" began
10 toll. The clerk read the d~eath-scntencs
10 The frat culprit. and altar breaking .
black ring bstween his fingers flung tho
pieces At the culprit's feet, thus signifying
ib,t the culprit's life should o b vio-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-07
WESTERN DISPATCHES
,r,aAL TO TN, soLD nuI DAILY srv'
CALIFORNIA.
The News from oregon aud . IL
IL Received ID San raneisco-
The steansr Australia ssiis ssr
sydney.

$3.50
BAN RnAsosoo' pecsmo1 -
30 far as can b Assersainsa "p,'
leading Republicans here arc o,P
attach but little consequence 70 .no M
action Of Governor droSef ana sA
OF State Chsd~iek OF orsson' 49,.
that u Will 10 ~over'ufhsu W Wv p.sr
legal authority and the entire vote oi tns
st,,s bs cast for the Hayes Electors.
-. ....,,.a va, a.. IN the
No'nins mas osen
intentions OF the Oregon hspupi'cans IN
tho matter. either through the pros. or
private DISPATCHES ; but IL 10 reported thas
Goyernor Growers house 10 under .
rusrd. and that only the urgent appeals
81 PROMINENT Republicans prevented him
from being burned In efigy, 90 great 10
,he indignation against him. The moro
moa.rste Democrsts arc reported a. cha
criued Al the sctisn Of their party leaders
a. questionable In pslicy and likely 70 DO
unfortunate In effect.
The repairs ON the steamer AustrAiis
are completed and she sailed for sydney
this morning.
AVER C~sltfsrsta.
M. W.,L,i
DAN pih"o, Deo -,
this morning has the following In resaiu
to Lower California mAtters. 1T 10 re-
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as,eet Males.

ga. FH,scisoo. December "a p. NJ.
Mefican-23a bid.
hest 4 Beleher-tis bid.
Con. virginia-i7a sold.
California i3a sold.
lmpsrial-2 u sold.
~Aipha-jts sold.
EIehsluer-i2h sold.
Sierra N~eysla-i2s asked.
Andes bid.
CAledonia-ili. bid.
Leopard-G bid.
Sustice-26 bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-07
A Notorious Spanish Chief.

A correspondent Of Gaiiy~aafs Nee.
.,.qsr writes: You will knew ere this
reaches YOU that ut the indication 81 the
spanish authorities the French Govern.
meut ordered the arrest. In 4 sulsirb of
Bayonns, Of the famous Rosa Samaniego,
whose e~Iiradition Is demanded with an
esgcrness which scarcely permits Of re-
s,raint. 1t Is likely To become = thoroughly
international question. Although France
has not yet adopted . definite resolution,
the greater number Of tho journals, not
only Of the Opposition. but those also
which favor b Government, are led
away by tho excitement, aud assume .
msIAcing and impsrious tone, - u they
had only 10 iatimiaAts our Ministry In or
der " obtain all they want. This Ssmsn.
lego 10 un~qusstionably . most notorious
individual. Who we'll deserves all the hatred
which lie inspires. He 10 the same chief
who. during the Carlist war. compelled hts
prisoners TO precipitats themselves into .
horrible abyss ut the bottom Of which
their forms. torn by the rocks In their
descent, only arrived In morssls. The
number Of lis victims inundated In this
manner Is difficult " ascertain, but II 10
considerable. He IL also accused OF nu.
msrous fires aud robberiss undor . throat
Of using arms on his ewa account. We
DO not feel the slightest pity for such
q monster, and yet We can psrfect
Iy understand why the French 0sv.
eminent hesitatss to grant his cItraditien.
The question IL o grave ono. The deliv-
ering IN Of an Individual Is accorded by
law, in pursuance Of international convsn.
tions. in all cases Of crimes committed
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-07
Arrival. ,,.,. sas..,.s.
,.,,,,,r,. las, E,-.,.s.
c.ru.Mnnrn individual,

CauxLeMIspEp individuals smuggle
high sounding bills Of fare and theaicr
programmes int the county and city jsils.
one poor devil, Who Is in for fighting. save
no wouldn't care - much for the punish
msnt IL he could only see Jsm Mace have
sct-to with Bill Davis.
Coin HILL is a, rest again. aud Main
street, which has been kept open in put
ting in the sewer and water pipes. IL now
closed for the Winter. The teamsters are
happy.
STREET SUPERINTENDENT HioBr this
morning set . gang Of men at wsrk grading
Union street b.tween q and b streets, Nir-
ginia. IL will not be mscadamised.
Br tho Virginia ssj Truckee Bailread
CO carloads Of wood have been received
to-day fer the use ~ the mimi. compa-
ME. and other parties ON tho Comsiock.
DELANEY ia the name o. another wife
xbipp.r Who lives In Virginia City. Tie
paid $40 for his last indulgence OF that
kind.
WILLIAM LEWIS. the mar who was shot
by Richardson on Sunday night. u doing
we'll in the County Hospital.
w, q. HorKiSs and Silas S.llick. we'll
Known mining men " San Francisco, are
visiting the Comstock.
PrrrY.ruRrE bars Of bullion, valued at
si6s.Ool 20. we're shipped from Virginia
City last evening.
DusIxo the pas, iwsnty-four hour. 81
car. Of or. have been shipped To tho mills
on Carson River.
III. l.. roRrNAS. who was injured by the
sutro explosion. /. thought to be in a fair
way 10 recover.
Topaz there have been received p ear
loads Of lumber for c~ousisnee. OF Gold iihI
and Virginia
The new Fourth Ward s~ehool-house'
Virginia. will he opened on Monday. th'
18th instant.
or.EYKp RILrY ~ss a~rrsignsd in the
pis,rict Court to-day on the charge oil
burglary.
Tux .e~ pumping machinery al the
O,srman mine will loon be ready te
start up
OyvIcuH T.. Byrns ha. been raised 10 th'
vsean, e~aptainey Of the Virginia City 20
lice force.
RopsKr GLES has been appointed to
position on the regular police force ef Viz
ginia City.
FIVE excellent organs are in use IN I'M
public school. Of the Gold Hill District.
Tnr Entire Nous Society will give thsil
second social In Virginia this evening.
Ix,povrxKSrs 10 the streets Of virgini'
Civ are going ON in every direction.
srvKs drunken men wsr. picked up by
the Virginia police last night.
PETE LAwLkn and Askews have been IN
dietsd for prize fighting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-07

..o-...u..,...... =. v.,...s.
r.ssd.
cv,c.oo D..smhe, 7-rbs p.,f, wssb.
- vi,.s.u ~.
ins'on sPec'Ai sAys ocnA''
prepared . resolution which he Will onor
at tho hrst opportunity instruehng the
Committee on Privileges . Elections 70
investigate the frauds In orrgon. whereby
1t was sought 70 dofeaf the VIII OF w peo-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-07
BRONCHITIS.

~ rom John Rlagg. Req. OF r~snnIngton. n. H.,
three year. sinee ] was very much rsiuoet
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron
ehi,Is. sfseilns ma 90 severely % 10 render u
lliicult l., speak In en- audible vo'ee. To TILL
w.s aidsi severe n ght swsats. and I was fear
fol of going ipto . decline After rrcourse u
various remedies 20 no purpose. ] safe use o.
Dr, wistar's -aisam Of Wild Cserry. Q few bot
ties OF which fully restored me 10 health
since that lime ] have bad several. severe a.
;aoh. III cough, but the bsisam has always re.
moved them. always keep u BY me, and
.houli hot know how 10 do without H."
Sold By all druggistr. j
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-07
New Ysrk Hoard.

Nxw YoHK. December 7.-saies in tho
Morning Board. in currency. were; 100
Alpha 81. 100 Belcher iiS, $50 Beat a
Belcher A.. $40 Bullion. 3tst3iA, 200
Chollar-Poto.i s9Sets9A.. 500 Imperial
81, 100 Crown Point 81. GOO haleS Nor.
ero.s s0sa, 200 Exchequsr II. $50 Gould
A Curry liS. 800 Grand s'tet''t lOo
Julia o., 100 Justice -. 100 Leopard ~,
200 Mexican IS. 50 OPhir isS, 200 savags
H., 10 Scg. Belchsr lOO. 100 Sierra Ne
vada iis, 80 Silver Hil l2etl3. 400
Upisp Con. 23k, 100 YELLOW Jacket lSR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-07
Miners Union HALL.

The tenth annual ball Of the Gold Hill
Miners Uaion will take place at their hall
tomorrow evening. 1t will b. fine affair
and all those who attend are sure Of a good
time. The cloak room and ladies' room.
~ we'll As the boot.pslishing department.
will 10 under the charge Of . special com
mittec. and no charge will be made ~
guests. Stand In with the boys who send
the silver TO the surface.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-07
rms PHRUvIAN syRUr

uiAlI,s. and en,ieles ,he blood. tots' mp ~
system. builds up the broken DOM. rurss dys
pep Ia, liver complaints. d opsy. ehrorie disr
rh,rs, toi. ., nesyOls affscli, ns. rblls and fe
yer. humors. Ices Of constitutional visor. dis
ease, ~ ,ha kidneys AID bladder. female com
plants, aud oil diseasrr originating In . bed
state VI the blood or accompanied by debility
or q 10 y state OF the system.
CAUTION --Rc sure you get the Peruvian
ayrup. TINS dollar and two dollars . boltle
Pc. ar II by sKri ". PovLr 1 Sons. S nArri
sol avenue. DO ton.
Mid by druggists generally. i
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-07
A sUproCATING COuGu.

To . letter to Mrs. Llsle, Of Chicago. = vel
known contributor TO the Western press. sh'
aseribc- the cure of = dangerous cough. accom-
panied By, bleeding. al me lung; TO Hale,
she saws. "thrratened 10 sufocats nc
hut the Honey Of %IIorehound and Tar hal
removed every trace of IT," The letter vas u
4 lady friend In this city. who has placed IL q
Inc dIspo,al Of O. N. Chttsnton. 7 Sixth ave
nue.. fike's Toothaehe Drops cure In ont
tuiuute
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-07

Tm Fulton 1'~.. puts thi. graph: head .si
on the description OF . wedding "tns
Climax Of Lovs-Hearts and Souls 20 near
like one that you cant slip . piece Of pspst
between them" A year hence. whsn tne
male heart comes homo dsmoralifsd ron
. torchlight procession. and his orsaIn
toned devn with cloves, the e~strsngemsn.
will become 90 great In . little while nat
you might drive four loads Of hay abreast
between EN-.
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THE EVENING NEWS
srOCK REPORT.
lnsroRrsp DAILY Mt n r. KxArrSs . co..

-
San francisco Beard.
Last KvESiso
IS Meadow Valley. sOs
% Haywood 4 Efy.tS
~ Eursks Co... II
$50 Jsck-or. ~
leo clmOn -.
tOO X n q IA
3:o Leopard. a.
leo Ola. 80
4o Northern BELLE. ~. AA
80 Ueides q Bertrand.
is0 General Thomas, N
7a Manhattan. i3S, i3.. DS
$50 Msdoc. 6k
" Coso Con. 23c
~ Mes Coco. ~ bio
90 Golden Chsriot. ~
sl5 soath Chariot. 6oc. Cltc
30 Poorman, 2Oc. ise
1D Leeds. 2. a.
3s5 sew York. MS
iIo Occidental. AVA
ilso Alta. J, ~. as
Us weodvtils, I. ~
$50 Mint, ar
60 Lady Washington. ST., y.
40 ko-suth.
lilo Andes
loo wsli-.fArso. &
ioo Pacific. 10
xo >iAgzra. iSc
go Lsvisthan. ~. 1Oo.
5S5 North Con. NIrginia. 1. size
1Ots CAiedonis, Ia. Ia.
ioD C.Aiornia, u.s., Is.
3iyO baltimore. 3
3iS Justice. as.
~ Alpha. -
2oio Con. Virgins. .sS, a., 10.
7ls OvernAn. III. III. AIS Hon ""
s5JaliA. Gs.G
io ssios Jsskst. iss
tis Mexican. IN ~.
7Jj Beet q b~tshsr. az. H.,u
SsO vphir. t3i.. az, as. IN. H.""
rui- soRSiss.
itt0 Ophir. t3s. A., ~, IN oio
iOo Mexican. gis. =
40 0oula 4 curry, ~
iyo Res, \ Bslch,r, u., az
leo California. ~
.s ls saw sas,ts ~. y s.. a Is. r'.. u 30
$40 Chollar fo'o-i. ~. ~ 81
iD Nae a Sorcrs.s, Ts,I ".
Is Orswn Point.
si3 Yellow Jacket. is., 8 A..is's.
2eis Imperial, (: 70
2l5 Alpha. a. IA. -, Ss'"f'Ss
a. Bslshsr. is'.. ~.
1875 sierra Nevada, is'., iis'E
IFS utaa. itS
ITO Bulliou. 80
z9O Iichsquer. IL IL.
o. Sec. l,elehsr. NJ. -
io2s oysmsn, iis. ia. n's. u.s. lin i'e''o
40 Jasus. 9s.. %. as. 81. bio. 81. bo
ass union Con-, u
100 Huckeye.a
500 calsioui.. ia., ia.. iss, Ia.
i.5 knl sereoSker. soc. ~
100 Glohr, PC
60 baltimore, =
GO silver Hill. 10. ioS
~ Ch2ilsbgc. q.
11S DaJt0n, JS,3A
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from tho srrsrs and
indi,creiions OF youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss NJ manhood. etc.. I win send
4 recipe that will cure you. free OF charge,
This great remedy was discovered by . mis'
sionAry In South America. Send 9 self.kd'
,lre .--d envelope Ia the Rev. Joseph 7. lnmfp,
station %, Bible House. New York CITY.
II
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LYos's KArHAuox makes beautiful.
glossy. iuxuriant hair ; prevents It's falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years. is eharmingly perfumed,
rnd has NO rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-07

woRLp's dnEir RsNxDr -" Medical
Wonder = for rheumatism. neuralgia,
cramp-colic, colds. sprains. burns. tooth
ache, etc. ocf Inns