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DENTISTRY.

DR. GEO, & L, A. WHITES DENTAL Is
~ tab!ishmcns, ~ Wet An o., near HIOye,
\ y aud ~ North s.A, fhnaioIphla-- Eeauuiul
sets Of e,th from Is TO $50 Teeth niIed, bJ cents
aud WarEanted first clsss, ga
NEW ARTIFICIAL TEETH, PATENTED
~ In Paris Splendid iull sett Tor So usual price
6ne sett SIS usual price 40; cheap sels ~ Iee'h
extracted without pam, " cts; no humhug, Dr. M
| CHAUp, French Dentist % NY G,ReE aIh e. SSs
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MN. ABBOTT, AUCT'R-OFFlCE ! EAST
w Broadway sel- hi. day g ~ oel9 1917, snS
.utite stock and fixtures OF the WhOltsar uiepSeIt
S'o,a AI0 I'herry atret-Cheas Of green aud bGt
,rss barrels Loaf aud soft sugars and hour psVin
and Other SCALES, quantity OF sony unp to- ~,
Llu4i'y, &c. -
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91Co 1hc-25TH REGIMENT NEW
2l -l')s -tDOYork cavary-12 months volun-
tee 10 - anted-x492. Year, volunteers also nor
same regimen, $50 viii le aid 70 good msn. Reg-
nent near Washington. Othee "a Walker Of, near
Church. same bounty paid for other regimepu.l2y
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HORSES. CARRIAGES &c

COR SALE-A LARGE, HEAVY MARE
Il "a. hands high hali-spriug cart aud harness. ~
Washington At, " Y. sold separate or together
cheap. 81
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BOYS WANrED-PARENTS AND
Guardians, attention II have an opportunity 70
! az more bows in any branch OF the seryiee
must be stout boys, aud over II years old. |
NV The highest bounty that can be paid, also
hand money 70 any person bringing recruit 70
esce. CAL and see me before going else here,
HENRY, roQns ~ 4 IL. three hIghu w ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-09

MIR tonn ntttS BON bent 9eraubt nerben,
mas bur@ Die Naturbanbe 5u mir sebSrt!q
ErOmpetenlfSBe. gang ,iabe benz Sasb.
lblplle, unterbraAen ibren @enanfenflua. :.
GS maren Die lSi9uale, Die ba8 0onben ceS
S4ttte8 hutten msloen Iolleu. Quomi0a
bprhte. Gs blieb fill am Stranoe. 0 @ine
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Mtl4uns BON gteu9ier unr Nn0lt. 10 9aeS
blleb rubis. S9re Spannuns lteiserter itG, ,
ais Wftnnte an YIinute Uerf flOSJ obne ben etz
wGrteten Trealcenldrnt 3uaenttpifeln gl(les
9or4en mar rsr9ebsns. Il Sour gang aus Ger
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tbrer &tnoer -leine riibrenbe @ruppe in benz
Salbountel oe8 3immtrs, baS nur bur& bic
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bic Gdcen ordnsten, QiAt er6ietti gsagTri
Ste blteb iisen, 9let9lam sefehelty burd
elne @ri4Spfung, bic bur4 cen Rampf ibrer
@efuble er0eu9t worcen.5 9lm liebften piree
lte ME lpleoer ben Srt perla1en baben, pC
bin hes Mannes gBtIle fe ssbannt bate, Der
tbrss @eiftes Steru Sewslen AM liebite1
butte fie, ibre Rincer i'm arme, ben 6&laf
Seludt, Den oer tur5idtise Stertli4e 600
nennta ole perftel4 mebr unb rtebr cer
Suat iiA leltlt nit @rinneruasen au qud-
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2Sertb ees Prin5en amldfue. 3uleet tam
, tie auf Len guntt, lit ielbit csr 8ernlellen
belt nn5utla9en, oaB Fe BON ber BCr1ebun9
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anpertraut bate. 2l1l 3IsHa ou .5.aaz ns5
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Ieben uNs 8Irseritanse.
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Sintersrunoe bet @onoel. gBar es nur
Traum cber mar eS zines @nselS 8eIen,
bus bic bittenben, liebli9en Stimnlen, bic
tbn glter tranptsn, Iber bic gEsIen binpeg
5u i6nl flHrte, olS feline @eoanfen tbn tpies
Der gum TbrOne unb gum @lan3s surid3o.
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DeS 2sbens @lun5 unp Cuff tpisst idwer,
lpenn bic Pft8t cine @usI4dale bal !! .''- +.
San lddelte ibn berubiSeno an
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ten: @ereat ietn Dor @ott 1T beTer, als
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gifts i4on, Suralandt mas sic ieet Sc.
than.
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LID bic fsiersrt ererifeS Boa |erape RlRs usl Ass.
laa6pIi6cn Sttrdtuneen, taF nns Die 5reihex peIst
Mbpsre GeNiebtN eerreiAert iine. ~ . y 80 8
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OerrentleiberlaDel.,


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keiea SeAteA in Der SAle ltrner r-
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nea bic, 9wsnm nnsettsitti bic She lmSsh ma une
2Drper nnb @et serhOrea rnteu eipr tt nbthi0n 9d.
t tpun Splte perlsnea nltu bepst lie etatts tn st
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Gsfaoali6e Gra,fbtit.

gDenn Der rrsetIttstt natlnse Sansas ausFnset tas
Sttm sieer mer;haittn xr1ntett In I'D axstnsm
men bat ssc4isbtet saaiis taf eia sastses 6dams<
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tas gu weasea, au ~tlGt Ssi;s 1rs Griietxns anS
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Uit D. eta nit StiAnf en- tut;s 4 ene bsie
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ten 4 itsex, Ns haa1 ttit ntbt mit tiass f5rt1iea
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pie WaaaeeH tina sent eGt OSer lrr fraRi
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ltdlett unreneet 9rahler met eurd NnweneurA ieaeS
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Den &s sts sseas in tis eltnsts Daisin sernaueeln
E1 f7!us 3s;tl.e-s Mtsab es ! ISL 5ism
Dr. aosRAea s,tst ats a,tses zine SIIie an .sedtH
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fSrtntt ar bic Mrbet bic etfeafta n,N Ae &c xnfkte
tdatntt PATE aei6wss9t bebss faNcT9 IjrjnlC r9ri
pier fub ense btr ty6yrlseH unS kraeN&mtrM M GsI-
gen tcv irnbtn eatrbHhtfeA ts tAMe<S G6w de m S&t-
tea uak beu @ltsferA, &msr;tH i Rsyt SNHid hes e.
f. @elua Der 1u tfItrdH Serttssftx nelBlft rnr1tt
@aeen{w&SeJ 1lasshnun1 fss CfksaA Aees
Hsttat 9nRrdftans. GpmSspms hes S&ntASia4k -.
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Feben Tbiiren BON 8altiuurtitr., 6iflt&e Settt
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Nf / : b il d II.

Wttstes bes ttasli5ex 9sgesms ter gDuRbire tn Sem
bpa, @asurttr eiHes Der esta aeljtndeH &0ae0en Der
Ser @taGten ser ben erStt beil tikeS GekeRstR ben
5opttaern ppM 2saAsH YhrS 9ataselpbia uRI dnbertn
Stdtten tMttbra bat etnse Der MnMeerSafea StIunse1
nsHeuset Ssn tesen bic &eai1te eei;n reiS. lit
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.l .3 DR.. Johnston, sd.
Der sin,i3:. ar3t, Deltr aniei &.
soar9ofptta1.
3ur tlnttrs.atuus btr 0uadlaISstst ttablirt.
ggDsr sindss plab in Der Dslt, TOO ii&trt,
InReue uEs arilnpl;ae Ruren In s,sg n
g.
acheimeu aranfheften


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ta btm &ades xasheH itsfrM GntiInNunsen Der YereH
unt Sait, Saamrner sitsanse Swdht Der Nerpen Nfds
seni&SiSt fzttisst gttserstf4lsstnset Stritanbss-
t&mi6e 6erttsytx 9csi6trnbeit 3itteru, Ausen6w6de
S3wtnteI &syff@mtrs @xtjdasuas y. Salies etr gtdt
Der 9t,us Sss Magsss her eis4tptss uns aasr iensr
tl&e tbreH Opsra seibrtr fss ais Der Sirenen Sc.
fans ban @satrten tes lyi.s berrasren Mns penn ntt
ten, G6wabe ter Gsnftutox terssrbrnsea bic Gte
mSs& ma6ea anS aaIsst ben Ssrptr nns Stna SefSrtR
M Sm,s W'a aer, s.s
btISnters uee lie Cstr trt ssbseu Sa.rs s.prrs.n
Fnb eaS brlid 10 siele 1aaitns Ia Elm Bu rute$ @rab
reibt Tric euit 9st erbateRen 8ulente tedetten
gtrfansestsitt nit sen 9Onnrr her @rssamtt ben ST.
pnreen ms9ea f@ mtt sUaem Vtrtrauen nabtn. '...I~
y.aa g. birute ts ptrionen, tss
Dter sele sslbt id an pertriratbts beatFasea unb @
pbpFtr Sdwade seer ents antersa SneeLnt6es bepuSt
nb, ioltea rRperHgli9 Dr.. ScbRfpn gu Ratbe jtettn
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Dertutse pel6Tr Il ber Bebdnbluna urb Eur1rrAE rrH
Dr. pbHipH untersitb tann tbm ais eint Gtrenn0nne,
rbne 1atht a ansertrau.n unb 1xrer1It du feline 6Cit
Ite Gti&tdIatett 0erIafeu. ao.-rt ,f
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2Sp$ Dtrer bic tbren 2e enihaeu unbe snneH irGtptn
Sunse 2eute ins su lst Su eeuest neil
fe btrsn Solctn ait sennI tewaen obvlett aud burG
Strtrtr s.serfslsssn I'm Sarn stttn rEa dnttre llr
la6tm enss.s tm, 10 tt he bod metfentEtIs cine Srse
bes Misbraae@ Ser tseIass Drsase Ser abtr mta e
Idusnex tAf Era Der GrjeuguMe eer Denen rerIs
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bte ha wefe tnb. d ----es4a---
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fteben TbIrsn BON 8altimurttr., 6iflt&e Ssite,
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be unh traerte 9amd6tr, burtriebene unl seHienlpt
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brIdtbeit btr efrStIaftt bSt NtNunStx &tnetxns
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OdS feiEfe Mnc oouencerffe 6rHcDt EOnics 23itter
$50 nnierer Seit /! &
Sic 5Onisblume Crhe Honeysuckle)
-. ELIXIR DIE YITE.


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tpmmt tt BEN rnfen @0ende In BerbtnbunA init htr
REntes. pber TN Deee ber DeHAatirn ree
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In Deutf&Ianb ais oi1 sa@a
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menn tinna sefpe bic Sduer nt psne baeIbt fttu wu
len. 9t c aneers pgeSnne 8itters bdn9t h6tIbe Hun
ben ser6tn&en vYufen" MbseRalteter Slafaen Mnb al
eurrtnben &ttanetn ab, unb bG Is ietr erttSr4e
Otsane Idne Dpttprta americana mprten mS II idS
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-22

New THOUGHTS By AN OLD MAID
Men are like lucifers the silent ones are
much more to be depended on than those
which go off with so loud report that they
extinguish their own light. There is a time
OF life when we content ourselves with sitting
at the window to see other people pass, and
this is about the earliest symptom of middle
age. The window which is the most eligible
for this purpose is the old beau-window.
Matrimony resembles the moderator lamp.
There is always something the matter with
it. How refreshing is tea, and how exhiler-
ating is an evening party yet for both a
spoon is required, to prevent the sweets re-
manning uLmixed for want Of stir. Exist
ence, with its one success, after so many dis
appointments, reminds US Of the game Of
whist; ii is only the last card that we deal
which turns up trump.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-22

STARTLING PROM IRELAND. - The Cork
Examiner, well-informed paper, publishes
some rather startling news. 1t says: A
rumor is being spread through various parts
of the country, that Ireland is on the eve of
a revolution Of rebellion. The signal for the
rising is to be the landing in some of our bays
or harbors of an armament from America,
provided with an ample supply of arms and
all other munitions Of war, for the use OF
those who yeam to throw off the yoke Of
the Saxon 1t is also believed that there is
ut this moment existing in Ireland a secret
society, having its headquarters in Dublin,
and branches IN Cork, Tralee, and all other
principal towns Of the kingdom. This society
it is said, is at this very moment actively en-
gagged in organizing the people and preparing
them for the anticipated invasion, having
them taught military drill whenever practical
BILE. Thus, they viii be fitted to avail them
selves of the arms that shall be placed in
their hands by their foreign friends. 1t is
further limited, In mysterious language, that
certain persons, whose present position hold
them back, will assume leading parts in the
struggle when once it has begun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-22

REVIEW OF THE STOCK MARKET-GoLD HILL
DIsrRIcT-So many claims in this district have
recently come into the market, that We can only
mention few of the principal ones. Justice at
traeted considerable attention during the week,
opening at 800 advancing to s2JO and closing
firm at 500. For Uncle Sam Senior SIS was bid,
but none is offered ut that figure. SweeZy was
heldat 5000 having been offered for it repeat
edly. Northern Light was held at prices ranging
from 81 50 to -. North American opened at
SlaO, and declined during the week to $40, at
which figure several sales were made. New
Oregon was a lively stock, having commenced
at SO and advanced to go 50. In knicker.
booker there were a number Of transactions at
from s2e to ESQ Rock Island was largely dealt
in, and advanced from SIT to S2 50, buyer
30 d. Keystone was fayorite and ruled at
about $50; and Atlantic, the claim adjoining, was
in request at %. Miantonomah may be quoted
AT about $40. Challenge, a nav claim, was in fn-
vor at from IS to 20. Napoleon was largely dealt
in at figures ranging from 81 to $40 Golden
Horn ruled at s. Caledonia Tunnel declined
materially, and sold at the close for so Clinton
and Hubbs was inquired for by bidders at $50,
with no sellers Bullion was dull at SIS. Jewett
and Sheppard advanced from 81 to SO, and n
number Of sales took place at the close of the lat.
ter figure. King solomon, of the merits Of which
claim we are not informed, sold ut eight dol
lars. Original Hawkeye may be quoted at $50.
Pony Express sold for 81. Silver Vale was in
good demand at from 50 to S. Branch Mint ad.
vanced somewhat during the week, aad closed at
$40 For Lafayette Sl6 was offered and $50
asked Golden Eagle No. was in request at 81.
North 0phir may be quoted at 81,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-22

TRE Washington correspondent of the Cincin'
natl Conmercial tells the following story: A gen
tleman called upon Mr. Lincoln, a day or two
since, and found him engaged in counting small
pile of greenbacks This, SIR, said the President
lis something ont of my usual line But Presi
dent of the United States has multiplicity of
duties not specified in the Constitution the acts
Of Congress- This is one of them. This money
belongs to a poor negro, who is porter in the
Treasury Department, and Is at present very sick
with the small pox- (He did not catch Ii Of me-
however; at least think not.) Hell now in the
hospital, and could not draw his pay, because he
could not sign his name. l have been at conside-
rable trouble to overcome the difficulty and get
his money for him, and have at length succeeded
in cutting red tape, AS the newspapers say. am
now dividing his money and putting by portion
in IN envelope, labeled with his name, along with
my own funds, according to his wish" And so he
did-folded 1t carefully, and locked it up in safe
where neither moth nor rust would corrupt, nor
thieves break through and steal-thus resolving
himself into savings bank for the benefit of n
helpless sufferer This is but one of the many in
stances of practical philanthropy developed in the
every day life of Mr.. Lincoln. How many men
are there in the world occupying position with
one.tent the responsibility and importance Of the
Presidents, who would turn aside from the cares
Of State and the dignity of official duties, to per-
form similar actl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-22
Summons.

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, TERRI.
u tory Of Nevada, county Of Storey, a. Knick-
erbocker Gold and Silver Mining Company, plain
tiff, against Lawrence OFT, defendant. The peo.
pie Of the United States Of America In the Terri.
tory Of Nevada to Lawrence Ott greeting: You
are hereby summoned to appear before me, q
Justice of the Peace In and for Gold Hill, county
and Territory aforesaid at my Office In Gold Hill,
on the 26th day Of February, 4. D., 1854, at 10
O'Clock, A. ~, Of that day, 70 answer the com
plant Of KnIckerbocker Gold and Silver Mining
Company, wherein II claims to recover nom you
Thirty seven Dollars and Fifty-stx Cents, money
paid ont and expended for your benefit, q per
bill ON file In my Office. and you are hereby mott
fed that If you fail to appear and answer the
complaint as Aforesaid, judgment will be taken
against you for the said sum Of Thirty seven Dol.
lars and Fffy six Cents and c SITS Of suit
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said county,
greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof Given under my hand, this Dist day OF
january, A. D., 1864 8. A. KELLOGG,
J. p Of Gold Hill Precinct, Storey Co, N. T.
D.. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-22
Stan9roou, Geld and silver Minipp

StanGrOom Gold and SILVER Mining
Company.-Stockholders are notified that the
Trust Deed Is now In the hands Of the Secretary,
for signing Prompt attention IL requested, In or.
der that the business Of the Company may pro.
coed. ~ o.. Z. I'D ID
lag I'm WE HALE, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-22

A CUTE Yankee lawyer, pleading for bur
giar against whom the case was clear, con-
tended that as he had been caught before he
had introduced more of his person than the
upper part into the house in question, asked,
"Can a man be said to enter house when
only one-half of his body is in, and the other
half out 30 al shall leave the whole matter
to the jury. They must judge of the law and
the facts as proved" replied the Judge
The Jury brought in verdict of guilty as
to the one half Of the body from the waist
up, and "not guilty as to the other half
The judge sentenced the guilty half to two
years imprisonment, leaving il to the pri-
soner's option to have the "not guilt" half
cut of, or take it along with him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-22

Napoleon Consolidated Mining Co.
Notiee.-The first annual meeting Of the above
named company for the election OF q new Board
Of Trustees, will take place ct the company's
Office on SATURDAY, the 5th day Of March
next, at 3 o'clock Pm, .---.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-22

TRIBUTE TO WOMEN. - The celebrated
traveller, Layard, paid the following hand
some tribute to women: " / have observed
that women in all countries are civil, obliging,
tender and humane. never addressed my
self to them decently and friendly without
getting friendly answer. With man it has
often been otherwise. In wandering over the
barrens Of inhospitableD Denmark, and through
honest Sweden and frozen Lapland; rude and
ehurlish Finland; unprincipled Russia and
the widely spread regions Of the wandering
Tartar; II hungry, dry, wet, cold or sick, the
women have ever been friendly, and to add
TO this virtue, ESQ worthy the appellation Of
beneYolence,) those actions have been per-
formed in so free and kind 4 manner, that il
I was dry drank the sweetest draught, and
if hungry ate the coarsest morsel with double
reliSh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-22

An HosEsr LIrE.-The poor pittance Of
seventy years is not worth being villain for.
What matter is it if your neighbor hes in a
splendid tomb /. Sleep you with innocence.
Look behind you through the track Of time.
A vast desert lies open in retrospect; wea-
ried with years and sorrow, they sink from
the walks Of men, You are to leave them
where they fall; and you must go little fur
Their, and you viii find eternal rest. What
ever you may have to encounter between the
cradle and the grave, every moment is big
with events, which come not in succession,
but bursting forcibly from revolving and
unknown cause, fly over this orb with di-
Versi6ed influence. sa