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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-09-02
Bakery and Confectionery.

YFAVING secured the services an excellent Baker,
~ prepared to furnish to old customers and the
pubic geherally, No article of
WHEAT, BROWN, OR GRAHAM BREADS
shall endeavor to keep hand good assortment
SAI ALL CAKES. Also, will furnish short notice
at reasonable prices any of the following large cakes
Watermelon, Marble, Fruit, Black, Jelly, Gold and
Silver Delicate, Pound Sponge, Spice, Lemon starch
have hand and for sale fine variety OF STICK
AND FANCY CANDIES at the sign of the New Bakery,
william street, west OF Main.
Delaware, Mar, IS, 81. W. G. LITTELL,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-09-02

The hod-carricr, who supports = family of
eight children and two dogs on dollar day,
displays more true heroism than is required to
effect a conquest on a battlefield
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-09-02
The all White Rubber Roller
MONITOR CLOTHES WRINGER.

NTHIS is the most durable, most simply constructed
Il and the most convenient Wringer yet brought be-
fore the public. This has cOgs to make it run hard,
to destroy the rollers grind of your finger nails
Has a wooden frame and will not break by falling
Has all hite rollers and black rubbcrs with thin
white covering. This Wrnger was awarded Silver
Medal at the New York State Fair for 1868 the
Boston Universal, with cog wheels, Arridon's New
World, Putnam's, and host Of others, including all
galvanized pot metal framed Wrmgers that have and
dared show themselves in such places, and can DO
it again. The rollers are ten inches long, and the
clothes are carried into basket without falling
down the wash tub touching the hoops on the
tub Call and see them.
July 90. 1864. C. d. POTTER u co.
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COFFEE.

THE very best article of Ground Coffee ever put
Il up can be had at W. CHAMBERLAIN & cos,
sign of the We warrant it be pure Rio Cof-
fee and ChickOry NO mixture o. Peas, Beans, Oats,
other trash. Put up before the late in coffee
II you do find it, upon trial just what recon-
mend, return it and get your money. We have tried
it. and know it to be good. H. W. c. & co.
Delaware. o., April q. 1864.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-09-02

. oBERT SMALL, whose place Of residence is II un
1b known, is notified that his wife, Harriet s mall,
did, the I'd day Of August A D. 1864, file her peti
ton in the ONCE Of the Clerk OF the Court Of Common
Pleas within and for the county of Delaware in the
State Of Ohio charging the said Robert Small with 1st
extreme cruelty towards petitioners I'd, with habtual
drunkenness for more than three years. Sd with
neglect of duty petitioner; and praying that he
may from said Robert Small; that she may
be restored TO her maiden name of Harriet Meadow,
and that she may the control and custody Of
children which petition will be for hearing at the
OF Court, and may be heard at any term Of
Court after the expiration Of six weeks from the 18th
day Of August, 1854
riet Small will take the dispositions Of witnesses in
said proceeding to read the hearing thereof,
the house of jackson Mitchell, in the town of Ross
ve in the county OF Allamakee in the State of Iowa,
on the 18th day OF October A d. 1864, between the
hours of O'Clock a. m, and O'Clock p m, of said
day; and depositions of other witnesses * said pro-
ceedinR will be tax the Office the Agor of the
City of Cincinnati, 10 the county OF Hamilton in the
Of Ohio, the 26th day Of October, A d. 1854,
between the hours of oclok a. and O'Clock p.
m of said day: taking OF said depOsitons respect
lively will be adjourned from day to day, necessary
until concluded Dated this 9th day Of August, 1864.
HARRIET SMALL.
By CAREER 4 VAN DE1LAN, her At}ys-
August 5, 1S64-6eW $St46
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Ohio Wesleyan Female Col
lege.

n ATRONAGE TIE LARGEST OF ANY FEMALE COLI
6 legs in Ohio. Buildings and csmmodious. Lo-
cation heahfuI and accessible Faculty Of Instruction
full and thoroughly competent Expenses reasonable
Special facilities will be Afforded to those desrOus Of
qualifying themselves Teachers of Vocal and Instru
mental Music, Painting and Drawing, and English
branches.
Rooms for the accommodation of sixty additional pu-
pills will be in readiness at the opening OF next year
The next Collegiate year begins September 18TH
First term fourteen weeks.
Send for a Catalogue to P S. DONELSON,
August 19, ,'64-3t Delaware, Ohio
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ALE Kinds OF GRAIN,

for which we will pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.
The House being conveniently located and well
adapted to the business, and both Of having expe-
rience in the same hope by close personal application
and strictly honest transactions receive share
Of the business from the Grain of this and al
joining counties
Mr.. J. C. AVERY, formerly engaged in the Ware
house Of MessTs. Hills Brothers, will at all times be
found at his post in the New Grain Warehouse Of
AVERY X RYAN
p. : Farmers will find House free from all dan
gers OF the Railroad and the convenience for unload
ing equal the best. AVERY l. RYAN.
Delaware, Ohio August IL, 1s6I-tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-09-02
Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Assets, $11 900, 900.
F. s. WINSTON, &: President
GEO. C. EATON, AGENT,
TEMPIAR HALL BUILDING, DELAWARE, OHIO.

NNHE dividends of this Company may be applied at
III the option of polcy-holderS in either one of the
four following ways:
l. As an additional amount of insurance payable
with the Policy at it's maturity.
2 AS annuity, by which future premiums may
be permanently reduced.
8. BY applying q portion of the cash value of the
dividend additions to the payment in whole in part
of any annual premium.
4 Any future dividend may be applied 10 reduce
the annual premiums during the five years next sue
ceeding the declaration of the same.
EXAMPLES OF DIVIDENDS.
The dividend added to Policy No 2O274 for SO 900,
issued in May, 1888, amounts Sl940 80, which is
S5OT. so more than the premiums paid thereon.
Should the assured wish to do SO, he may surrender
1855 90 added his Policy and thereby have pre-
MUM to pay next year. By surrendering S640.S1 in
1866, he would have premium to pay that year, and
surrendering $625 90 in 1867, he would have pre-
MUM pay that year. Thus there need be no pre-
MUM paid the next three years.
Were the dividends thus applied by the
sured the addition Of 81 GAO go
Would be .reduced,- - 1,SZI.S4
Which would leave............ ..... S19.5S
in addition to he SO 900 insured,
This privilege is of immense advantage to Policy
holders For in temporary, pecunaTy embarrassment,
they keep up their insurances, which, in other
Companies they would be obliged forfeit at great
loss to themselves and their families. Many OF the
assured this Company need never pay any more pre-
miums-and some not only have their policies psid up
in full but will receive annual sum in cash from
the Company long as they live.
The profits which are greater than IN any other Lie
Insurance Company, all divided among the assured
in the most equitable manner All persons whether
other Companies not, should at once pro-
cure the Annual Report of this Institution, and
Judge for themselves GEO. c. EATON, Agent.
July s, 1864. Tempar Hall Building, Delaware,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-09-02


Among which the ''Despatch" stands pre-emnent a
bove all other Stoves for cooking; is suitable for no.
tells boar ding houses and tor arge and small amllles
Il has aside from its being adapted to the use
or Coal, the advantages of Reservoir in which you
constant supply of hot water without addition
fue-a large tin Closet for keeping victuais warm
and for raising bread &c-also, large tinlined oven
aud an additional Heater, for baking pastry, warming
and cooking on The top Of the stove to be removed al
pleasure &c. &c but it is useless to attempt to de-
scribe all its advantages The FIRST PREMIUM was a
Wrded the Despatch over the Stewart and all other
Cook Stoves that competition with it, at the
Ohio State Fair of 1862 Cau and see it., and satisfy
Yourselves of it's superiority Among his plain topped
Cook Stoves may be found the .'MORNING STAR -
which sheds Iuster its inventors fair lame as an
originator of useful patents, and has risen in the est
of the people. with greater rapidty than any
stove, for the price, IN the state - - -
His assortment of PARLOR, BOX y HEATING STOVES
are for neatness OF design, finish, durability and
cheapness, unsurpassed in the state In his assort-
ment of heating stoves he has the Justly celebrated
sGas Burner - most beautiful and economical stove
the Onward, Signal, Charmer, Carbon, New Frank
lin &c. &c.-many OF which are adapted to the use OF
All the articles usually Kept in Tin and Stove Stores
the West be found here, and great many 9TH
er things. A fine assortment of
Tin, Copper, Brass, Sheet Iron, JapaRned,
Planished Tin and Brittania Ware.
COPPER AND BRASS KETTLES of all sizes, and pri-
ces to correspond with the hard tmes.' He wishes
further to say that III his
Manufacturing Department
he has every convenience TO enable nm to DO Jobbmg
of all kinds on the shortest notice and 1u the most
Torkmanlike manner-and like his neighbor down
he has wagon and ladders and Is at all times
prepared to go the country do jobs in his line,
and has BETTER MATERIALS and puts up more HOUSE
SCOUTING CONDUCroRs than any other establishment
in this county.
He has on hand large assortment Of SILVER WARE
which hs offers cheap to those wishing TO purchase
NIB. We guarantee to our country friends and pa
irons generally that of our goods such we
recommend them be, and that our jobs war.
aanted as to Workmanship and materials quail
y Call and see yourselves, and don't forget the
| piace-North Room Williams 4 Latmer Block, Main
i Street.
| November Is, IS6S-u
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]. c. AVERY.
j. Il. RYAN .
GOOD NEWS
TO FARMERS!
New Grain Warehouse in Delaware.

TIME SUBSCRIBERS HAVING LEASED FOR A TERN
i of years, the Warehouse formerly occupied BY
Mr. J. A. Barnes in connection with his Oil Mill, anC
situated on the west side of the Springfield Railroad
have this day opened the same for the purchase Of
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-09-02

RI YOU WANT Suit got up on short notice, try US
i Rp II 7. H. WILSON 4 co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-09-02
Cooking and Heating Stoves,

Copper, Tin and shest-Iron Ware,
and that he has and keeps constantly hand all of tn
Gtest and most inlprored patterns Of
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-28
AN ORDINANCE
CREATING A LOAN TO PAY CERTAIN
Deficiencies OF THE YEAR 1864,

DEtIClENClEb OF THE YEAR 1864,
AND PREVIOUS YEARS.
Section l. The Select and Common Councils Of the Cty
OF Philadelphia DO Ordain-
That the Mayor OF Philadelphia be and he Is hereby
orizeo 10 borrow the credit Of the city from time 10
time tuch Of money as may be necessary for the
ment Of such deficiencies exist, which may
e1st the rSt day OF January 1863 in the appropra
ons 70 the several departments Of the city government
ysars exceeding in the whole the OF two
millions hVe hundred thousand dollars for which inte-
rest not to exceed the Of sx per per snnum
shan be paid half yearly, the first days Of January
The principal Of said loan shall payable and paid
At the expiration Of thirty years from the date OF the
same, and not before without the of the hodO
thereof; and the certificates therefor In the usual form
Ghounts the lenders require but not for any aO
uonAl part OF hundred dollars, or II required In
amounts ofnVe hundred thousand dollars and Il
shall be expressed In said certificates the said loan
therein mentioned, and the Interest thereof payable
free from all taxes.
Section q whenever any loan shan be made by virtue
thereof there shall be by force Of this ordinance annually
appropriated out Of the lncsme of the corporate estates
ard from the raised by taxation, snflcau 10
pay the interest said certificates and the further
OF three-tentha OF ono per centum the par
Drised quarterly out Of said income and to sink
ing fund, which und, and its Accumuatlons hereby
especially pledged for the redemption and payment Of said
certificates. -
To publish Loan Bill TO pay Deficiencies.
Resolved, That the erk be authorized 10 publish In two
dsy newspapers Of this city daily, for four weeks the
ordn Ance presented to Common Council on Thursday
An Ordinance Creating Loan N Certain Dehc0neo,
OF the year 1864, and previous years"
And The said Clerk, At the stated meeting Of COunes
amer the expiration Of four the day Of sac
said newspapers for every day in which the same shall
have been made l22.4w
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OFFICE OF THB DEPOT QUARTER
u 24t29

Fo IES7 E7sfs ps%SeE ~ %
Sealed Proposals will DO received at thh Office anil u
Seoea M on ne Sis day o. Dseember iSei, foT the
on the following routes.
kogII no From Forts LssyeSvorth laramie and
the above ear on tho west bank Of the Missouri river,
grees north to any posts or stations that or may be
established IN the Territories q Nebraska Dakoiah lda52l
longitude ia degrees and in tie Territory OF Cole
Bidders state the ate 100 pounds per 100 miles
a. which key will transport said stores IA each the
menhG ren April to September, inclusive, Of the JoI
t.e o. sn,ss sad iss town Of Esa.ai IN the State
Of hi,s.I 70 sHy Pos,s or stations Inst are may y
Colorado, tOuth or atitado 90 degrees n'rth drawing
s d,ps tls may BE- dsspScd d0S III s s
rtopto Fert GARLAND and to any other point points
Ttr 100 mie at which sy sil transport said stores In
each Of the msnth' frem prl to sspefnbsI inclvsvS
ROUTE No ..-From Ort Union or such other sopo, as
p Ats or stations that be established In tAEt
mated in the srrofy q Arizona and sateof 1eGst wst
otlonglude lo5 degrees wsst Bidders to state the
sad sSss n sscs Of he months from June tS Mo- 10 hov
Ths wsgat to be transported year WIN a WIN NO. .
100000 pounds Route No 1900 Oeas 20 go poua
No additional percentage win be paid for aid for the uanl
ton Of bacon, hard bread pine umOsr pber, shnses
BddeTs should give their names in ts, in fun wen
panied by bond in the sum often tha sn dollars
sse Ss for & Ss rss
proposal 70 the parties PToposngS spOnE the tract WA
eep'sd and entered into and good see u
nshed BY said parties, IA acso acSOrdah with the terms
Afssas%sn Tss asoSn. required will be as .OHO
onhoute No 'SloSI
ON Eosss No 5S
zach SsSsr SsSson offered a. ssosI wiz
CURED. -
Propcaii n5st be sst be endorsed Proposals or Army
poLiSon lo1 loni Route No l, = or e. ms ssos
arc none vi" bs viii be entertained unless they hy 0o
Al he Iea aitesn meats Of tbs Advertisement
raIes 70 to whom awards made msst po
eAesuts contracts and 20 gyo ne rVq0N
10 lhe ~ faithful perfOTuRpce VI the aAme.
ContIatN tntraotG VIII made rueisct 70 the apPtoss
aster General, but the rbhs teAst'ou
any o. Az ~ Ar an bids that be enefod. l.. .
Conrastsrs must be N roadnsls ~ setvee ~
CAY OF cav of Iprl 1853. and they WI ge Ielsuea 70
place 49, ~ asenees or In the vicnlty q forN
worth an R ss 4Iaon other depots that bo ssAt
IeeAilJ AZ whleh 'Ae' ny -
Bye Sy Do q ths ouArtsruassss osassai no
h,,a; u-1p.sst OGpt. GEd A. Y. NJ, o.
ant, -
cht.f TSoR sALK.-TO PRINTKRs.-IMI !.
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OFFICE coMAnssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,

a
PHIISDELru1A, December a. 1884.
once until 19o'eiock M on THURSDAY, December 20,
the following subsistence stores, delivered in Philadelphia,
VIZ. = .- - -. -- - =.
NEW MESS, OR PRIME MESS PORK,
(Which to be stated out Of the pack Of Isel6,
OGPI @ weight and hqIGqsh fS9i1 .r. sasd f to
Of delivery. 70 be delivered within twenty
IOO, 900 P6uSDs IS FIRST FIRST QuAL1TYBAcoN sHoUL-
DERS, packed wi. hout pressure, in tight terces
oCunlform size. To be delivered within twenty
400 BxRRELs OF MESS OR EXTRA MESS
BEEF (Which 10 be stated, In full hOOped oSf
barrels, with iron master hoops. Beef 10 be
new, fun weight goo poundsl, and thoroughly
sealed. To be delivered within ten days from
I5O, 900 POUNDS NEW WHITE BEANS, in well
coopered barrels, To be delivered within ten
90 900 POUNDS FIRST QUALITY SPLIT PEAS.
to be packed In well-coopered barrels To be
delivered within ten days.
00OOO GRAINED, KihSDRfEb HoMINY IN wai-
GoopsIed barrels, fully head-ined To be de-
HveTed within twenty days
10000 POUNDS FIRST QUALITY ADAMANTINE
CANDLES, l2s; To be delivered within ten
10000 P0UNDs GOOD HARD SOAP, in pound bars,
fll weight, packed in sixty pound boxes. To
m ooo be GellyeTed within ten dss' iroB award 4,
strong wen-coopered barrels. To be delivered
5000 GALLONS PURE CIDER, WHISKY or CORN
VINEGAR, IN atreng, well eoopered barrels;
To be delivered within ten days nom date Of
Samples OF all the above articles except meats Tustb
delivered with the proposal and referred to therein bat
Samples must be in boxes or bottles and net In paper
The win be examined and plssed upon by John G.
Taylor Inspector on the part Of the United states
Separate proposals. M duplicate must be made for each
article enun Grated and bidders may propose for the whole
printed copy Of this advertiser must be attached
TO each BIZ the proposals must be specific in COM
Each bid must have the written guarantee OF respOn-
sble name for the ulhment Of tho az cement who win
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HELMB0LD'S

In affections peculiar to 'TEHALRs" s mequaied BY any
other preparation, in ChorOss Retention, Iregu-
lRrss PAlnnulness or Suppression Of Customary EvHc-
uatons; liberated or sehrrous State OF the Uterus
LeuehonhUa, and an complaints Incident to the sex,
whether Arising from habits Of dissipation mprudsnOiOs
or IN the decline or charge oflKo,
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PROPOSALS.
OUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE. TWELFI

OUARTERMASTERS OFFICE, TWELFTH
PniIADErmA December 26, 1864.
Sealed Proposals VIII be received at this 91ee until Y
Immediate delivery the United states Government ware
house. HaDoy street wharf OF the following cribed
1000 Yards Cotton Canvas Duck, 2sl inches wlds, 70
200 ounees-sample required
toOYnrds Enameed Cloth, Ia wide, u ounces--sample
800 Pounds Curod Hair.-sample required
500 Front Axle tree Bolstors 4NJ inches, for army
20 Iron Axle-trees and stocks, 2g inches, Tor army
100 waF ripe Boxes, 2lt inches FOL, army wagons.
200 ag0n Ongues not IOned.
20 P Boxes, "a inches Al Large end ani II Inches
100 morlIse Bars, for army wagons,
go 90 oi oDay Gy b64.s 6S,s cs,ts SI tFy wagons
All the above described to be Of the best quality and b
ect t. the Inspection OF Inspector appointed the part
Bddcis viii state prcss-to Include boxes and delivery
both IN writing and hgures-he.quantity bid for, and
Each bio be by two pou,lbe persons
% must o oS & 10 te and
amount involved by the Uned States District Judge,
ths bid viii not be considered
The right is reserved 10 reject all bids deemed high
aud no bid rom detaultins contractor will be received.
Colonel HERMAN BIGGs,
GEORGE r. ORHE
l227-4t Captain and A. q. N.
A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER's
CMcnEAT, Ohio, December Is, 1864.
n uPToP9s9s w 10 received 9t l9s office unt y o'clock
Of he following aitc they furnish Tor the quar-
g Bovulg o. Low Moor Tyre Tyre o G re y inches
! 4: /: !: 4 !: 4: 4. 4. 4: E 4:
The above to be fAnged and q. to Inches thick
Proposals will be considered for Tyres MADE by other
10 ksgs each Hot-pTessed Square Nuts, y and s.
S6ParSiioi Bench Vices
800 pounds BoraN, % barrels Coal OIL.
l2,W0 Hickory Pics Handles,
10000 Hickory Spike Maui Handles.
90 Pigs Lead, 30 Pigs Babbltt.
% slabs Zinc, 300 feet safety Fuse.
leo dozen Ames' NO. shoyels, or an article equally
% Rcans Emory Cloth, each Q, ,gnI,!H2
20 do ., Paper, each Q, A'l'lh,f
Go Mineral Paint (ih OLD.
When slNples furnished they must have the name
OF he b9dGpon them, and be nunbcred 10 ond
The articles bio or and time OF delivery mast be stated
and each bid must be guaranteed BY two responsible
viii enter into bond for the funent Of h contract
Ids win opened at the time above specified aud bid
The right reserved 70 reject any bid deemed
iy order Of Colonel WIN ". MoKnI, Chief Quarter
A. J. PHELPS,
I2-90-Gt Captain and A. o n.
HORSES HORSES HORSES!
Ii QUkRfEa1lA sI * -0HsEEAL's ogTioE, }
RIEsf Dlylst0N,
WAaAiHsTOH, Dseanlbsr !, 1854.
Horses, suitable for Cavalry OF Artillery service wiz be
parehSisd al Gstboro depot Ia oDen market, u Ds9oua
moisSs wiz b ssHvsrsd 10 9oaSlAss L. Lowry Moore,
q and be IubOstee 70 tks asIAi GSVSramsGt iOspSs
Mon 6ekre being AoeePted.
priss of ITslsiv Hsrsss, SiSo essa.
hymsnt win be maas fof siE (6l snd mcrs.
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HELMBOBD =

HELM
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
For weaknesses Arsins from ESeessvs IndlsereOn The
conftiOn once Affected with Organic WeotHe requires
the aid q medicine 70 ItrsH0sN aNd NdiaSi0orais e 'y'
which HEIMBoLDB EXTRACT BUCHU invariably
does, II no treatment lf submitted TO- ConSumpton or
Insanity may ensue
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TOR sALK.-TO PRINTKRS.-IMI a
IT stORs, lsTss nEe, h Ass.-rase srA~r. app
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HELMBOLD's REMEDIES.


uBLDIBOLD's
FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU
Tor Non Retention or Ineontnsnos Of Urns Irritation,
Inflammation os liberation of the BLADDER or kidneys,
Daso,e, Of ne PrOorote 0laHd stoHs N ne bladder,
cqi,u,, 0rav or Brtet -duH Depsih and an Dlsoasss
ofhs Bladder, Eidnsyp. and DropSiesi swslingS.
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USE HELMBOLD'9
FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU

FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU
In all Diseases ofths Urinary Organs whether existing In
"AiaJs" or Female" from whatever OrigiHaiin
aHd no matter qr LoW long Standing It Is pleasant In
taste and sdor. "I7'u'ediGie" ~ SeiiOH, and more
nshenng than any the preparations Of Bari oa
Those suffering from Broken Dozen Delicate C0HIiE-
sons, procure he Remedy al ONesG
the attack Of the above diseases Ris certain AOOt Ais
Bodily Heath, RsHta' POWsrI Happiness, aRd Ah Pot
Ieriis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12
$500 ounces of
H O m e IN a d Si1verwnre
Will be sold at cost.
A. HIRGH1I

No 81 South street Virginia, next door to Gillig,
Mott & Co. .....s .....
n Sole Agent for the celebrated Bohins' Pat
emit Buckle .... .. dec In