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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-11
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

Office of the Jewett & Shepard Gold
anil Silver Mining Company.-At n meeting OF
the Trustees Of the above Company. held Decem.
her 10th, lS63 an assessment. No. >, of one (SD
dollar per share on each and every share of the
capital stock was duly levied, payable Immediate
w. in United States gold coin, 10 the Secretary, at
his Office in Gold HILL opposite the Odd Fellows
Hall BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
delO I'm AI.ONZO JEwETT, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-11

CaIedoHIa G.. s 5. NJ. Co Tke
stockholders of the above company are hereby
notified that by an order of the Trustees an as
sessment of Fifty Cents per share has been levied
on the capital stock of said company, payable i'm
meLiatrly, in United States goldcoin to J. s. Wat
kins AssissWuf Secretary, G0lh Hin. N. T., or to
the undersigned. ut his Office in San Francisco.
w. b. AGARD. Sec'y, 4l2 Front street.
San FranrtSro Dec IL 1S6l de93 I'm
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NarraSansett Company. - An As-
sessment this day levied of Fifty Cents per share
Is payable immediately to the Secretary.
BY order of the Board.
GEO. G. BURNETT, Secretary.
Gold ALL, Dee. % 1861 dc2i I'm
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San Bernard Mining Company
Office: Virginia Hotel, cor. and Sutton uvenue,
Virginia, n. T., Dec. %, lS6a-At regular meet
ing of the Trustees of the San Bernard Mining
Company. Gold Hill District, n. T., held on De-
eenber y, 1863, an assessment OF One (SD Dol
lar per share was levied upon each and every
share of the capital stock Of the company, paya-
BILE Immediately in United States gold coin to the
Secretary, ut the Office Of the company.
NJ d. HOWELL, President.
RoDT. +. BARTON. Secretary. de24 I'm
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Reforms. b.tp.t. Reformation

90
To eradicate the curse of intemperance from
our soil, has engaged the serious attention Of
Statesmen and philan thropists. Tho vics, how>
ever. still spreads with fearful rapidity The
Law even gives it an impetus by winking a. the
manufacture Of THE poisonous compounds which
annually destroy thousands Of our citizens and
soldiers. We have but to point t. the rales #
the essential oils OF gin. rum. brandy &c, one
ounce Of ei,herof Their warranted to produce
gallons of the pure article
Ia France Spain, Italy ard Portugal, where
alcoholic liquors are az remarkable for purity
az chsnpness, the people are healthy and tempe
rate simply because wine is their principal bev
erage We have native wine superior in many
respects to any imported from Europe We re-
for to the samburg Pert wine prepared from the
Samburg Port Grape, by Mr.. A. Spser in his
vineyards in New Jersey Messrs. Chiffon &
Co., he eminent chemists of New York, aud
hundreds of eminent physicians throughout the
country, speak highly of its medicinal qualities
For persons of sickly and debilitated consii-
tutions it is especially recommended "a valua-
BILE tonic aud invigorator. As a dinner wine it
is pleasant and agreeable, and its exhiirating
effects considerably assist digestion For gen.
raj family use it cannot be excelled by the finest
port for taste, flavor or juicy richness, while it
ia devoid of the deleterious and intox icating
q qualities which uniformly characterize foreign
Our druggists have it fH
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For the Benefit of the Sick and
Wounaed Soldiers.-The Ladies of the Sol
dters Aid Society have been for some time pre-
n,riug fer Grand FAIR and Festival, to be
held at simmous Hall on next Thursday after
noon aud evening, Dec ed. OF course the
proceeds are to be expended by the Society for
the benefit OF Sick and Wounded Soldiers.
Many skilifuI aud active fingers have been
busy, early and late. for week or two past on
articles to be sold at the Fair While our wives
mothers and sisters are thus willing and anxious
TO labor in this good cause, we must not be
backward in performing our part to make thi'
Festival a perfect success. Everybody shouid
attend, and go prepared to purchase literally
in proportion to their means An evenings en-,
ioynent may be had, and various articles OF
use ornament or convenience, may be purchas>
ed even to a liberal extent, and the whole not
cost mors than many are in the habit of spend
ing in an evening for mere personal gratifcs>
ton.
1t has been some time since we have had an
opportunity of giviag this cause, in this way,
and must improve the opportunity to make
this benef, worth having. Other towns and
cities have held such Fairs and the receipts
have almost gone iato the tens of hundreds
Ours certainly ought to go into the hundreds
We snail hope to see many of our friends iro m
the surrounding country on hand to participate
in the festivities aud TO help swell the receipts
The ladies who have the matter in handshave
q determined that all who come shall enjoy them.
selyss and get their money worth. besides
The v.rety of articles Tor sale will be extensive.
40 that everybody viii fdd something thar he
wants. Tor himself or his friends.
Keuosha, City and County have never been
backward in affairs of this kind. and we do net
believe that they are going 10 begin to be, a.
this late day. We doubt if thersi is an equal
population of any portion of the country that
has done more for their soldiers than the people
of this city and county. Let us do better on this
occasen than We ever did before,
Remember the day Thursday of next week
Res;n to save your postal currency for the occ :
sion-haIt.dilnes, dimes. quarters, and especial,
ly the fIties.
Weare requested to state that the next meet
inc of the Society will ne held at the residence
or +. TowsLEg, tomorrow tFfidayl evening
at whica time it is requested that all articles o'
tia Fair that are completed shall be brought Ia
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HEMBOLD'S ROSE WASH.
excellent lotion Tor diseases of Syphilis nature
aud an injection In diseases of u itary o,gans
arisng from ha0its Of disspa ton nsed ia conuecton
with Extracts 6uchu md Sarsap ara, in such dm.
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aud responsible character will accompany the msd.
cnes.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
FROM 3 TO 20 YEARS STANDING with
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND
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For Medical properties Of Buchu,
SEE DISPENSATORY OF IHE UNITED
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sse Prof DEWERS' valuable works on the q ractce
Of Physc.
See remarks made by the late Celebrated DR.. PHYS
10. Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DR. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL a
celebrated Physician and member OF the Royal Col
ege Of SergeOns, Ireland and published In the tram
sections OF the King and QueeL's Journal.
See Medco-Ch irurgicai Review, Published by Benz
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geons.
See most OF the late Standard works on Medicine
EXTRACT BUChU, 81 per bottle, or six for IS,
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Or half Gozen OF each for S12 which will be sufl-
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Describe symptoms in all communications. Cure
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The Great Standardization main feature
the holidays, in this city, is to be grand
Masquerade and Fancy Dress Bail. to come of
at Simmons Hall on the Tuesday evening after
Ohristmass. the 27th, 1t is gotten up by the
Ladies' and the proceeds are to be for the BEN
eft of the Soldier AID Sociely The following
list of the Committee of arrangements is the full
sSl guarantee that everything will be arranged
properly and becominaly for pleasant social
re.union, ENLARGED by the attractions attendant
upon this species OF entertainment: -s--.. ri p
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COMMITTEE OF ARRAsoEMESrs.
Mrs. L Balm.

The best music to be had, will be secured for
the occasion, and nothing viii be left undone to
make this the most enjoyable gathering Of the
season Every budy who has any taste for an
active part in the festivities or to be mere look
err on, will avail themselves of the opportunity
They can thus contribute to Q most worth Object
and erjoy themselves at the came time. Psrtic,
ulsrs hereafter. r''-
We understand this is to be strictly masked
entertainment, aud therefore, all who can should
come thus prepared In order to have the fslles'
enjoyment. e
Let US all fix up and go
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Without good company. all dainties
Lose their true relish, and. like painted grapes
Are only seen, not tasted" f
just so, the poet is right, and without good
biscuit supper loses its true relish. And now
can anybody have good biscuits without, the
Chemical Saleratus made by d. b. DeLand
g. Co. 7 That's the question
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PRTNCTP4L DEPOTS

PRINCIPAL DEPOTS
HELMBOLD s DRUG md CHEMICAL
WARE house.
HelnboId's Dya4s a. n Chemtc0t |Vnye Houee
59l BRtIADWAY ~ Y OR
594 Brood1ooy ". y. or
HELMB OLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT,
Heimbolds Med,coI Depot.
I04 SINH TENTH STREET, Phifadeiphih,
lO4 South TENTH STREET, Ph,ladeipaia.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs AND I'm
PRINCIPLED DEALERS,
HhO EhdeaDOr In
Dispose OF "th4r own" and "other" articles on ths~
reputation attained by
HELMB DLD'S GEAL/NE Preparations,
HELM OLDS
GenU70e E.r,roet Bucha,
HELHBOLD'S
Gesuane Ertr0ct Sarsopariila.
HELMBOLD'S CenH7ne ImproUed RosPWdsh,
Slid by MI DrUggdSts efeyywhere, ash for
Heimboidd's L0ke no o,htr
~ Cut out thi- adve merit ard send for and
AVOID imposition.
LORD & SMITH. GsnT we.,e,n Agps
s.tg ..t 1y7 x3 Lake = rect.
Z rex ~ ~ H9s Chicago.
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BIackwood's Ma xnzine, We are

Biackwood's MA xazine We are in re-
fceipt of the Move nber number OF Baekwood''
Edinburgh Magazine from the American Pub
lisbers, Leonard Scott & Co, New York. The
Contents aret fully up to the high standard of
Blackw"cd. The following ia the list
Ny Latest Vacation Excursion-Part /.
Tony Butler-Par XIV.
Enoch Arden.
The History Of our Lord.
Cornelius 0 Dowd upon Men and Women
and other things in General--Part x.
banting on Corpuencs.za.i c d3 EfsH
The 1hree>Foot Rule. ~ r..----s
General Mcclellan
This last article ought to have appeared
month or tive earlier, to have the effect inead'
ed, as au eectoneering article for the General
II will be read rs curiosity by Americans. 1t
gives the writer an excellent opportunity 10
show his ill will towards this country its Co,
ernmeat and its Ruler. Price of Black wood,
IS per year. Address Leonard Scott & Co.,
New YORK. go
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EXPENSE ACCOUNT

BaIance on hand .--.-. $<79 II
The following persons were chosea Officers for
the ensuing year:
DUDLEY CASS. salem, l-Presidsnt,
j. d BENEDICT. /" Vice President,
L w. THAYER, tBrstol Treasurer.
+. NEWELL, Paris -Secfetary.
The Chair appointed the following persons to
draft PREMIUM LIST for the ensuing year,
and to select judges for the Annual Fair.
EBENEZER kINGMAN, III. 8, THORP
C. WILLIAMS
The Society then on motion adjourned. Il
DE +. NEWELL, Secretary.
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The Oyster Trade.-Our friends BRONSON
e. BoSs, are doing quite large business in the
wholesale Oyster trade, supplying all deslers
along the Western Road to Rock foro as wei a.
in many other directions. They have made suon
arrangements with one Of the most reliable BAL
tmore packers, that they are able to andersen
Chicago dealers Their oysters are OF fine ma
vor and the cans are full.
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Aunual MEETING of the KeBOsha 90.
Agricultural Society

A BRisToL, Dec 9Th, 1864.
The Kenosha County Agricultural Society
held its Annual Meeting at Agricni, II Hall: Tue
President called the meeting to order In the
absence of the Secretary. 4. Newell was cho,
sen SEQ pre- ten. +,
+ The Treasurer presented his annual Report,
which was read and accepted, as follows: 81
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$3.50 PER YEAR AFTER JANUARY LIST, 1865

Another Advance.-The continued advance In
the price of paper Of othe- article that en-
ters into our business directly or Indirectly compeis
us to add another fraction to our subscription price,
On and after the hrstd ly Of January next We shall
charge for the Telegraph as follows: 10
To mail aud Office subscribers one year, u oo
e. e months, 70
Delivered by carrier one year, w
The a ove prices are strictly in advance ifpay-
ent Is della, ed six MONTHS so cents additional Will
be charged. 9lsa8 nH
Mos. OF our State exchanges made this advance
months ago, and many ofthem much smaller than our
paper have been raised to So in advance We regret
the necessity that compes this advance, but even at
this advanced rate shall make less pront than we
did four years ago when we bad but 81 so per year
Al. who pay their subscriptions previous to janus
nv 1st can do 90 PER snnum, but after that we
.ha be compelled to abide strictly BY the terms aboV'
set forth.
seaoPF. VINEGAR & co.
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seaoPF. VINEGAR & co.

Dou,t bay your Holiday gifts till you have
called on Simmons s. JohAson's. They rave as
fine an assortment OF Photograph. Albums, eis'
eantly bound Books. Pictures, 30 for the hei-
ida=s IA was ever brought to this city. se
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Public Speakers, Miiit"ry NE" ana
Singers. aud all suffering from Irritation Of
the Throat and H0arSeneSs will be agreeaoly
surprised at TIE almost immediate relief aiord>
sd bv the use of BrowH Bronchial TrocheS.
Their demulcent ingredients aliay Pulmonary
irritation, and, after public speaking or singing,
when the throat is weared and weakened by too
much exc rcise, their use will give renewed
str eDgth to the vocal organs. A
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DeutaI Notice.-Dr w. u. MEAD, No. 70,
Washington St, Chicago. will again be at the
CITY Hotel Reuesha on Monday. the I'd day Of
January, 1865 aud will remain week or ten
DAYS. DIR Ne d possesses some new improve
ments in Dentistry ofgreat value. His patients
will always find him fully up to the require
ments of his profession as he enjoys unusual
facilities for practice in all its branches. An
early cal ia solicited, as his stay Is limited
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Hnsurance Against Accidents. We
call the attention of everybody to the adver>
tisement the Travellers Insurance Company
Hartford Conn ofwhich onr fellow citizen, l..
g. MERRILL is the Agent for this city. This is
new species Of insurance, but tens of thou
SANDS are availing themselves of its benefits ais
ready. For thesum Ut $40 per annum you Sc.
cure to yourself and family, in case of accident
by which you are thrown out of EN- ploynent, a
weekly stipend of $25. In these times of hurry
scurry through the world and of accidents by
food and by field, it is the part of wisdom for
every person to make provision against thess
accidents. The laboring man especially, whose
family is dependent upon his exsrtions, should
look into this matter
See advertisement and call on Mr.. Merrill for
particulars.
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NELhB0LD'S EXTRACT BUgHy.

UuVHJ,
For weaknesses arising from Exceues Haiti, ~
axi1&1 Dissipation, early indiscretion or Abpse at
tended with the following symptoms:
indispcsitiou to exertion, Loss of Power.
w. W.. y, Mniemory. Difficulty OF Breathing,
~ ION NERVES, Trembling,
n n.y. VI D1sease, Wakefulneas,
y -. S VI 'ision, Pain In the Back,
DrnnaS. Fusti ing OF the Body,
rr.;,,e. 80, ~ tne SKIN, ErurtiOns on The Face.
,bo M To- assure OF Palld Oountensnce,
These symptoms, If allowed to 90 on which ,ht
medicine Invsria5y removes, soon follow
lMPoTENCY, FATUIrY, EPILEPTIo FITS.
In one OF which the patient may expire Who cap
full Diseases" ~ N"eN
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware of the cause of their suffering bnt
none VIII confess. The records of the insane Asv
ums, aud the melancholy deaths by Coptumntion
Dear ample witness to the truth of the assertion,
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
BY ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Requires the aid Of medicine strengthen and nv;o
oa1s tne system which lIEMB0LD'S EXTRACT Bu.
Chu invari ably does trial will convince the moot
skeptical. 'As in0''
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L.
AFFIDAVIT.

Personally appeared before me, an Alderman In the
City of Phiadel, ha II. T Helnbold, who being dulv
sworn doth ga his preparations contain narcotic
10 mercury or other Injurious drugs, but are purely
vegetable.
sworn and sub ,cribed before me, this 28d day Of
November, 1854.
9th street, ABOVE Race street PHILADELPHIA
Ii. T. HELMB0LD
CHEMIsT.
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AucTgOWEER.

rE1HF UNDERSIGNED, iicen ed Auctioneer will sell
q at lbiit An1 ions in all parts ol Keuosh Com
IN the northern part OF Lake County HI, nPo1I
apbi iation either persoz ally by letter ESQ:
WALLACE MYGATT.
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chicago Evening JournaR-Wo call
att e''on 10 the prospectus ofihis popular Eve
ming PAPER, IN our columns this week Tht
Journal like its morning coiempor airy is first
class Daily paper, that has superior in the
country as family newspaper. Due attention
is paid to the Literary Department which
makes itmore of a favorite with many reader,
especially in the rural districts. Many like tn
moderate and candid tone of its editorials bel.
Ter than that of the mora violent positive CHASE
1t is certainly worthy Of the patronage of the
whole Northwest
See prospectus.
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Edinburgh Keview.-The October No.
OF this old aud popular Review, is on our table
for which We are indebted to the American pub
fishers, Messrs LEONARD Scorr s. Co. New
York. The contents are, 25@aasF @
b Angus -t r- sunl5v h-e sser -
q Conifsrous Trees t~s H4a le
Archbishop Whateley sA3 E. t1a5
Co-Operative Societies in 1864
French Anti>Clerlc Novels,
Man and Nature.
w eber's Life ofMarshall SAKE +
Robert Browning Poems 'rlg. -e1g
The Five Year-Dld Pertinent tsll
Price, So per year for the Review, IS for the
Review and Blackwood's Magazine.
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The Kenosha County Bank,
is AaEsr TEE
u. S. 1910 LOAN.
andU. s. 7-3OIOAN


We sell Passage Tickets to or from the Old
Country by the Black Star Line OF Liverpool Packets
and the Cunard Line OF Steamers. q
lowest rates. - '- .f -f '-N-'
The birbes. prices paid for Gold, Silver and Cou-
pons. 4isr1ai E5a
Nav %, "a 1y6o FIN. DAVIS, oashisr.
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FEMALES FEMALES! FEMALES
OLD OR YOUNG. SINGLE MAkRIEn
OR CON PEMPLAIING MARRIAGES
Bnchuis unequaled by any other remedy as in ono,
rosls or Retention lfregu aries Painful ness or Sun
preston OF customary Excavations cerattd or SER
rhous state OF the Uterus Il, eucorrhe or White, Star
rnty, and for all complaints incident 10 the ser
whether arising from indisereton habits of Disspa-
ton, or In the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See Symptoms above. 10
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
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sexual organs, innings ofthe nose ears thu oat wind
cipe, aud other mucus surfaces, making its APPEAR
ia the form OF ulcers. H-mbo > Extract saTsa.
pa lila purhes the blood, anL removes all scay erup
lions OF the skin giving 10 the complexion u clear aud
healthy color. 1t being prepared expressly for this
class of complaints its purifying properties are
preserve to greater extent than any other prepar>
Rtioos of sarsapariila.
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Take no Balsams, Mercury unpleasant medicines
Tor unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases,
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BuCHU
CURES SECRET DIS
EASES.
In all their stages, at little Expense little or no
change OF Diet no Inconvenience, and exposure.
1t causes frequent desire and gives strength 10
Urinate heieby removing obstructio ns preventing
and caring structures Of the uretnra, and alayng
hamatiou, so frequent in this class Of diseases and
cxpeliing DISEASES AND WORN OUT MATTER,
Thousands upon thousandsysVho have been
VICTIMS OF QUACKs,
and who have paid HEAVY FEES to be cured tin a
short ime have fonnd they deceived ~ and that
t.ePisonon," has by the of" Powerful astringeps
been dried up in the ystem to bak out il agSra-
waited form, aud
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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USE HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU,
For all affections OF the Uniary Organs
whether existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating, and 10 matter Of
how long standing. Diseases or
these Organs require the aid
of Eiutetic
HEMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU
is THE GREAT DIURETIC
AND 1T IS CERTAIN
TO HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
1T SRECOMMENDED
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stand that efforts are being made for short
course of Five Lectures, with every prospect OF
success. Subscriptions to tho course are be ing
saken. We hope no citizen will tail to subscribe
and that all who do fail to subscribe will attend
he Lectures The Lecturers engaged are: -'.aii +.
Rev F. B Norton. Rev, o Fl Tiffany eof Chi
cago. Rev. Fl NJ Thomson and Hon. A Van
Wyck. two lectures rq~
Our citizens Iced no assurance of the ability
of these gentlemen to interest and instruct them.
They know them all, and have frequently Lists
ened with eager attention TO their addresses.
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Cash Customers
Are particularly In vI'cd to como and Ell
anime. terf

I win guarantee that they viii fnd things as re
scented, and thar they can buy cheap Of me, Tor
N am determined to b. undersold by any enc
Custom rs OH ard new. ard the public gene.
ally, resp ctuiy invited 10 call in aud examipe
Ihf good. they VIII a,w Us fod M ready to wait
NY customers, and shall always endayor to please
them.
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lecture bv Rev. .yobn 5 q. an

Lecture by Rev. .BOhn s G. Alb
DOlt We take great pleasure in announcing
to our citizens, that Rev j. s C. ABBOTT, the
popular writer and Historian will Lecture at
Simmons Hall Friday evening OF next week.
Dec. 23d. The bare announcement til at so dis
tinguished Lecturer is to favor US with his
presence. doubt not will ill the Hall to over
flowing. The subject of his Lecture is not yet
announced but it will be one OF the three fol-
loving
aud har tsafs
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VOrFccI INC EMfOIme nj Il Isg. we are
indebted to Gov. Lewis for copies of his proc
Iamation in reference to the correction of the en-
rolment list We had intended to publish the
Proclamation this week, but it ia crowded out
La the meantime we call the especial attention of
city and town authorities to the notice of Dep
uty Provost Marshall, JILsUN, who proposes to
devote the next three weeks to the examination
and correction of the enrolment list of the sew.
eral towns and wards of the county. He can
accomplish little in this matter without the ac>
tive cooperation of the proper officers of the
several towns. 1t is hardly necessary TO say
that every citizen is personally interested in
having these lists made perfect