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ADDE'S. JOHN q. OGDEN.
HAIR Oikl HAIR DYE
CEIEBRBTkn HAIK ~

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TIE onh, Harpls5. ripe mn Reliable Dye Kno,ar
The spieadid Hair Dye 10 perfeot-chNtssa ded
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Natural brown. aithoui lnlurng Hair OF s'ainin.
ne skin. IeAnns the Hsh soh and Beautiful' impsrs
hsn yitst, frequently restoring ia prsuae color and
iscthes he 10 saeots OF Bad Dyes. The Ge' uius "
ssned William hatohelo all Others are limitations sno
should be avoided Sold ~ all Druggist, sc Factory
81 Barclay ST.. New Yofs Bachelors New Toile'
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RRowNE's PATENT METALLIC


brownies PATENT METALLIC
Weather Strips and Window Bands.
Totaly exclude Cold, Wind Rain. snov. Dust, Noise
and Odor from doors and windows Of every description,
approaching the nee ssiy for double sAshes doors
&c, az lees than half the cost and saving in fuel
alone Of hfy per cent Price list and differences upon
application. W PEARSON
l40 Washington Street
Opp Old South Church. Boston agents wanted.
DETROLBUM OIL STOCKS
Il Furnished a. subsctip ion priees and information
u standing Of companies Cratic J. 6 MARTIN
10 State Street Boston
! WokcEsTEk!s. ,,...,.,...
Probably the seil aud complete work Of refer
fnre IN single yolume We possess '-L0ndon Reader
Aug 81 1865
/ " For sale by all booksellers.
BREWER s 1lLESToN BOSTON.
1925 A MONTH";
W w4N1sD. SEWING MACHINE AGENTS
Rverywhsre 10 inr, ducs the hqw 4 CLARK Sirtoen
Dollar Family Nering Naeh'ne tr Oeiy low price
machioe ~ me country which u heeHsed Nv Grover
Baker, Wheeler and wills n Howe, singer 2 Co and
Bachelor Salary and expenses, OF lArpe oommssi
slo~e All oher eiachites nov 'od for less than forty
dollars each are ftHgeBcHtS and the seller aud
iable Illustrated ci,oulAfs sent free Address, SHAW
= CLARK, dd'ford daine
! nINSMOOR AND COMPANY,
~ Sales Room, II lies Block,
o3SCuOOL SrhEhT, 30 SION. MASS,
-Dealeisi-
POPULAR. STAND ARD, JUVENILE,
SCHOOL, roy And GIFT BOOKS.
AND
Photograph Albums in every Style.
Special attention gwen ~ he supp, Ing e Pub IL and
Priva'e Librafies, and filling utdrs hr misqe aneous
books
Booksellers, Agents, Teacher. School Committees,
and Clefgymen sup lied Puhiheis wholesale pic-s.
/ Persons visiting Bosom aye IL vitsd ~ call
Messrs. ID y Co ARE sole agents IN New England for
the Mes American Cyclic ada tie Annual c. copniis;
subscription public atoms ~ ID Appleton Co Of New
York. All orders and inquiries for the shou be
addressed to MssTs. \ Co. Very literal terms Of
fered to Local and nvnssng Agents or these and
'ral other popular fuhscrip iln works
z $40 o q. + ISL hoAN'
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
bought AMI sold at Market Rates, by
Mellen, Ward IL Mower.
p Congre.s street.
Gas LIGHT GAS LIGHT!
~ The UNION GAS LIGHT CO. are prppsred o
put th. tchines intu acofcs Hntrs aud large build
iugs-also into private dwell ngsgying cheap strong,
steady and heauuullsht req rng hn, litle not
costing than coal 50 1000 feet Cost Of 20
lishts Slo0 40 ishts, 500 80 lights, $3.50 (;
100 lights 800 Testimonials the his hest redibi,y
from those have them in ny address
ing JOSIAH + EACH Aseut Union Gas / GU Co.,
81 Washington Street. Boston
| HkUMATlSM AND NkUKALGIA.
I LII WIIrg's ELlx1h
/ l. the best medicine the world. You IAN tho
Of more thon 800 persons VII ,m it has cured 10
in the Mass Gen Hospital 1t cured OF tnir y
years standing sold 'yer'where, will be sent AL,
where on receipt Of he Pre-, -ine dollar
JOHN WHITE. Druggist
] M =
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rl7 ErILKPTIo FIrs GAN Be CURED DIR LokeIow
having become eminently successful in curing this ter
rbs malady invites all similarly afflicted, TO call OF
send ercuaIs Of references and testimonials of nu'
merous oAses cured Of from to twenty-our years
siandins He devotes his attention especially to dsess
es o. TIC Cerebro Spinal Axis, or Nervous System,
aud soliei an investigation Of his claim to public con-
hdenee
lie may be consulted At his private residence, No lil
wsst42d street, daily from 10 A. NJ. until r. M, ex
eept Saturday and sunday Address all letters to DR.
". d. LocKRow. Care Of P. o. Box OILS, New
YORK. 2657
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EE FRENCH. DO
CARLOS CARPENTER, 70" !"
Dec 10th, A. u. 1864, 36.3s


- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, holden AT Montpelier, the 10th
dan Of December, A. d 1854
Edwin X. Jones, Administrator VI the estate Of
George Edison, late Of Mortified, in said district,
deceased, makes application to said for license
t. deed To- Aurora NJ. Elson, house and house lot
sltuated in the village Of Mortified, in the town Of
kofthdsd Aforesaid, described follows, viz: Being
the house and house lot decidedly A Quimby TO
said deceased by deed dated April ~. 1857, and by
Denison Pratt, to said deceased by deed dated April
~ 1856 said deeds being recorded respectively In
Vol XIV, pages COL and COZ OF Land Records In said
Mortified, TO which reference bad for partc-
uar descripton; representing that said George s.
Edson 10 his life time under contract 10 deed said
house and house lot to Webster L Hart, and that said
Hart. for value received, assigned said contract to said
Aurora NJ Eison.
Whereupon, il is ordered by said court that said
application he referred TO the 10Th day Of January
A. D. 1868, ~ the Probate Office, In said Montpelier,
hearing and decision thereon; sud, 10 is further
ordered, that all persons interested be nothed hereof
hy publication II notice Of this application aud
order thereon three weeks snccessiyey In the Yer
mout Waterman a State journal, printed at Montpe-
ler, before ssd time Of hearing, that they may pesr
nt said lime and place, and, If they cause, object
thereto
By the Court.
QG.qs Attest n CHASE Racfs,cr
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7 R. MERRILL. Judue.

DASCHAL II A I c HIS EST AT Z.
i The subscribers, having been appointed by the
H0nors bic Probate Court for the District Of Washing
on, Commissioners, TO receive. examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate
Of Pascha Hatch late Of Berlin in said district deceas
ed represented insovent, and the Of six months
from the 5th day Of December, 1864, being allowed
By said Court to the creditors Of said deceased to exh-
bit aud prove their respective claims before us: Give
notice, that will attend to the duties Of our APP
pointment at the dwelling house of widow ROxana
Hatch, in Berlin In said District, the 18Th days Of
January and April next, at one O'Clock, in the after
noon, on each Of said DAYS.
VIM MCINTOSH. }ca..,
ANSON SrEBBINS, No" -
Berlin, December 9th, A. b. 1864. 35.37
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I ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
LPost Office at Mortified, State of Vermont, Dec.
20, 1854.
Arms, ON Howe, Pamela
BlOOmer, Eva Hill Louis
Blekford, A o Miss Moody, II ID
Burnham, Isabel Morse klmon
hAiohelder, John-2 Walkef, Alvin widow or
Dole, silas heirs
ellison, Sophronia Webster, Labau
To obtain any Of these letters, the applicant must
call for advertised letters aud give the date OF the list
and pay cent for advertising.
II not called for within one month"; they will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office
ROSWELL DEWEY, Postmaster.
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FOWLE'S PILE AND HUMOR CURE.
WARRANTED A PERMANENT CURE FOR
P.ies epyosy, Sefefula, SAT- RAeum, in lhtiI oort
forms Also, all diseases Of the SKIN In OF fall
ure the Popr, requests all TO the empty lot
tles and take back their n,oucy. For hsrHai and Er
te-nai Embsly rsgeiabie. Prepared by HENRY
d /, VILE, Chemist, Il Prince street, Bos,oa Sold
every Where. send for Circulars Phos 81 $3.50
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERi-
kNCE OF AN INVALID.
Published the benefit, and as CAUTION TO
YOUNG hFN OTHERS who suffer froia Nervous
Debility, PreaiAt.Ie Decay Of Manhood, supplying
al The means " se,feus. nl ~bu hAe cured bin
self aher under, ding considerable quaektry. b. en-
co,ug postpaid addressed envelope single copies u,ay
BE- hAa Of the anthnI
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
3i4e Brook IN, Khgs Co., N Y.
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NJ. MARSH ALL's
HEADACHb AND CATARRH sNUFF. daw
DR- MARsnALLs CsrARRH ssuyf, cures Catarrh.
DR. haTshalrs cstarrh smut, oures Cold IN Head.
Di haTshAlPs CAtaIrh snnn cures drowsinesa.
III MarshalPs OAtarTh Shut cure Headache
Di. hArrhsll's CstsTrb hnuf. Cures core Eyes
DIR. MaTsnalpt Catarfh onuf, oufes Deafness
II opens aud afsss uut all distractions Strengthens hs
Jands aud gives healthy acton To the palts Affected
Sold " al Druggists Oo:6l :dsw
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oo.3s Wv Attest. MA CHASE, Register.


a. n " r. II M " ~ I.
~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court. held At Montpelier, in said Dis
triot, the 18th day OF December. u. 1854:
Mrs. Maria IL Atkins and George &. Atkins, ad.
miuisraturs Of the estate Of james Atkins, late Of
Cabot, in said district, deceased, present their adj
mnistratisn account for examination aud allowance
and make application for decree Of distribution and
partition OF the estate Of said deceased.
Whereupon, IL is ordered by said court, that said
account and said application be referred session
Ut said court be held at the Probate Office in said
Montpelier, the Ord day Of January. A. d 1855,
for hearing aud decision thereon; And il Is further
ordered that notice hereof be given to all persons in
terested, BY publication OF the same three weeks sac
orssively in the Vermont Wstohman & State Journsl
newspaper published at Montpelier previous TO said
time appointed for hearing, that they may appear at
said time and place. and show cause II any they may
have, why said account should nor be allowed, and
such decree made.
By the Court.
%. ~ ID
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The author may be consulted upon any Of his book
treats e'her personally by mail aud incidence sent to
any part 81 the world H'SS
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B'olf toay hank, Corner Park Place New York
PnNr.ts 4 u cksoi AZ Exc anse Place New York
4bryt H. N,ootty q 60 81 William Stree, n Y.
Ciat ksoi q 60 p Snuth Third g., Philadelphia
Sfe'fuf 3 10 Washington d. G.
Ne len, Wlrd & Moor. Bankers, 20 Congress ST..
Boston
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~ PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW oP MARRIAeE'-con-
t,aus nearly 800 pages, and 100 6ne Plates and En-
syings Of the Anatomy Of the HumAo Organs in
lte " Heath aud DsAse. with Treatise on Early
rrors. IT, Deporabe Consequences upon the Mind and
ody, with the Authors Plan Of Treatmen,-the only
donal and success fll mode Of cure, shown by the
eport g cases treated. truthful adviser to the mar
led, and those contemplating marriage who ente tain
oubss u their physical condition Sent free of postage
any address, on receipt OF 70 CENTS in stamp or post
i oIrsshcy, BY addressing DR.. LA CRolX, No. 81
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GEORGE MUNROE & CO.,
A n ACT relating to closing the affairs and
"A Ledeemng aud paving the bLIs OF notes Of the

No. 1877 William Street, New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-03


In few days the names Of those who are
to inaugurate the State Government of Ne
vada will be before the people. Whether
good and capable men viii be selected for
this great work will depend upon the action
OF the nominating Conventions. The day, it
seems has gone BY when positions Of public
trust sought out, with assiduous care those
who could fill well their part, rejecting with
disdain the pretentious and obtruding. In
former days to ask for office, rendered the
seeker an object Of suspicion and distrust.
Then conventions were necessity, men ad-
yocating principle would meet together and
present an exponent OF that principle, in a
person of honorable repute, true to his fellow
men, and capable OF executing the duties of
his office. The times are somewhat changed;
as the great poet has said, "are sadly out of
joint" Now, convention is something to
be dreaded. From them there is no appeal,
but with extreme danger. If bad men are
nominated, the party is, nevertheless, ex-
pected to carry them TO the Office OF their as
pirations. .
To receive political nominations, is the
constant aim Of great number OF persons,
and to attain their object no means are left
untried, all tricks are honorable, and the
more appropriateness is displayed, the more
does the aspirant think himself entitled to
position as right, and boast of the honora-
BILE title Of I" rustler." a.
There are men Of both, and every party in
Nevada of vastly different record and caliber
from the class to whom we have referred.
We hope the conventions will also select
such candidates for our sufrages, as the
people would delight to honor, and who
would do honor to their trust. Among the
Offices to be filled, the legislative are the
most important. A State is to be organized,
with great extent Of territory, a sparse and
poor population, in time Of great financial
embarrassment, when passion and prejudice
prevail to greater extent than ever hereto
fore in our history, and more than all, the
and resources of the people en-
tirely different from that of any other of the
United States. All these are to be taken
into consideration, and are Of the greatest
importance. 1t is not the ordinary Office
seeker that is now capable of filling the po-
sition. Men of learning, Of study, expert
ence, knowledge Of the world extending be-
yond their own precinct, are required. Let
such men be put in nomination, and launch
the Silver state, well ballasted and in trim,
upon the political scar. r. ReueiNe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-03
IT.. R;,u ar the True Metal.

The series of resolutions introduced into
the Oregon House Of Assembly on the 2lst
instant, by Hon. Mr.. Lafollett, is the ema-
nation of patriots soul and Christians
brain. From it we extract the following as
being just to the point:
5th. That the National Constitution is
not a mere league, compact or treaty between
independent States .or nationalities, but is
the fundamental and supreme law of a great
nation.
9th. That we congratulate the nation that
we have President and National Legisla-
ture, who have eyinced firm determination
to suppress the present wicked rebellion, and
to maintain the national honor, integrity and
authority against the bayonets Of Southern
rebels, and the sneaking Vaccinations Of
Northern Copperheads.
7th. That we are decidedly in favor Of the
exertion Of every energy Of the Government
for the maintenance of our armies and crush
ing out of this most wicked rebellion.
9Th. That we tender the grateful thanks
of this Assembly and Of the loyal people Of
Oregon to our gallant soldiers who have
bravely borne, and are still bearing the old
flag to victory and honor.
9th. That the Governor Of this State be
requested to transmit copy Of these resolu-
tions to the President of the United States,
and copy to each of our Senators and Rep
resentative in Congress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-03
stock Remarks.

From Saturdays san Francisco August
The share market has displayed more &C.
tiyity this week than for some time past, and
a fever of speculation seems to have set in.
All stocks have advanced, and are very ac-
tive at the close. Many dealers are inclined
to believe that new life and buoyancy will
now take the place Of former inactivity and
dullness. .r o.. - vs..
Gould & Curry rose steadily. during. the
week from 81 ,05O, seller so, to 81 800: at
which latter rate sales were made this morn
ing. II is currently rumored thatrecent de-
veIopments have disclosed new body of
ore, and that Indications favor the theory of
its being one of some value.
Savage is also in more favor, and advanced
from Sl,275 to 81 400. The lead in the
lower part Of this mine is saidto be COM
pact, and strong again, and never looked as
well as now. A dividend Of SIS. per foot is
spoken of for the past month.
Potosi is lower, and dropped from SIS to
S725, owing to protracted litigation.
Yellow Jacket is weaker at about $500.
Belcher is inquired for at about $500.
Chollar is still in favor, and IS feet were
dealt in at from S6775 to SIPS, closing at 800
asked. Adyiees from this claim continue to
be of the most favorable Character
Burning Moscow has changed hands to the
extent Of 1918 shares; advancing from So
to SIS, and closing at $50.
Wide West rose from S26 to 50, and SIS
feet were sold within this range. #l
Buckeye advanced from So 10 to SIS.
Lady Bryan was largely dealt in, and 900
shares were sold at from s. to 50.
Real Del Monte is also in favor, and ad-
yanced from $l8 to S35. -,
Golden Age and Empire advanced from
Sc IS to $40. al
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Financial. BL
THrom YESTERDAYS s. I. AyZ

From yesterday 3 r. Argus.l
During the past week the money market
has been without any material change. The
demand and supply appears to have been
nicely adjusted, and while the amount OF
available means at command is perhaps unu-
sually large, it has found an unobjectionable
outlet in the legitimate demands Of trade.
Business men generally have but little diff
Guilty in securing supply adequate to their
necessities, and the late reaction in mining
stocks, which il was feared would result so
disastrously to many in commercial circles,
has happily done so to but few. In the
meantime the mercantile community, while
standing securely on the basis Of a prudently
conducted and well established trade, look
forward to the future, If not with very exult-
ant hopes, certainly without any feeling ap-
preaching to dependency. A careful scru-
tiny Of our present circumstances fails to
furnish any evidence that the condition Of
the money market will undergo any material
change for some time to come.
In Eastern exchange for the steamer OF
Monday we see NO indications as yet Of any
unusual activity, We quote at the close Of
banking hours to-day, currency bills, IS per
cent, coin 81; Sterling, 4Si, and telesraphic
transfers 81 .
Stimulated BY the recent rapid decline in
gold, Treasury Notes have touched SIC. The
excitement however, has subsidized as quietly
as it rose rapidly, and they are now held at
521. The sales have been light. e..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-03
EARLY IMPRESSIONS.

Several nights ago an effgy was hung
up on the Main street of Silver city. It
hung until about ten o'clock the next day,
and was seen by great many persons.
Il caused good deal of jeering and sport
from old and young, and was quite
card" Who made it and hung it up
was mystery, but somebody did it. On
its breast was painted in large letters, on
pasteboard, the name of the person who
it was intended TO disgrace: he has the
name of being a notorious sympathizer
with JEFF. Davis and his crew of traitors
and some kind friends, perhaps, thought
that as Silver city was not exactly the
place to encourage treason, 1t might be as
well TO show to the aforesaid the angelic
position IN which men Of that stripe are
held in that community. The idea was
fully carried out, and it took well-but,
horror of horrors little boy, the son Of
the disgraced. sac has father h'a'g IN e6fgy
"a bright, beautiful little boy, whose
early impressions are now being indelibly
printed upon his memory, and which will
remain upon him perhaps to the last day
OF his life. The poor child, on beholding
his father disgraced, burst into tears and
hid his little innocent face in his tiny
hands and wept as though his heart would
break. When his tears were dried and
his eyes again beheld the horrible figure Of
his father, he turned away with aresolute
step and remarked to another boy MY
FATHER NAY BE \ TRAITOR, But AN A
UNION BoY-ASD WHEN GROW Up WILL
BE A UNION MAN." To save the feelings of
the little fellow. some one went and cut
down the efigy and destroyed it. What
father, whose heart is in the right place,
and who, when his hairs are whitened by
age, and his tottering limbs seek for support
from his children, would for all the wealth
of Washoe, have child who could stand
up and charge him with seeing such hor-
rible sight as the one just described
father hung in e6fgy as traitor to has
coltntrU
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How They Took It.

The Union papers in the city Of New York
welcomed the Chicago platform as the one
thing required, politically, to insure the har-
mony Of the patriotic party. The Tribune said ::
There were at least one thousand more Lin
coin votes in this city yesterday, after the Chi
cage Democratic platform had been read,
than there were the day before. A friend
dropped into store where sat FIVE partners,
all Democrats, of whom not one would vote
for Mcclellan or any one else on that platform.
The Times was confident of victory over
such programme of disunion, and concluded
It's leading article as follows: .n
With an absolute confidence we look for
the speedy rising Of the great Union party to
all the duties Of the situation. This once
realized, the cause Of the Union party is safe
beyond all contingency. Every principle,
every sentiment, every instinct Of the great
body of the Northern people are on the side
Of maintaining this war until rebellion yields,
These are the ruling elements in every grea,
civil movement. Once in action no political
combination can stand against them. They
are resistless. ' a@