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BULLS sARsAPARrLLA.

xxx. hunLs WORN DESTROYER,
laSodiJ SMITHS TONIC SYRUP
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-05
"HnADauAREEaa DEP'r or THs OunnnnLAnn a
IL 4 tNAnnNILLI. Tnnnnaarr I'M. ID iana Z


-''-'-a SPECIAL PERMIT. "Fiut te.
IN UNrIb SrATEs Cua4en HoUas, 4... .ll.s
- ~ NAsuviILE' TEHnrsSsH, August ~, isea.
Or, John Bulls agent, mr --, has n, r,o,ssInt ,o
tfanhpof 10 tho mont. Vim railroad or pifo within ina
Federal lines, for tho Ae OF the army iOl ono b,n
area andiorty boxes OF Bulls Oedron Blttefs T7''
U ---.--sa~-S. III s-lDfigIIfn. -.
f.n.f Es Per WILL 3. HALL,
H. sfNi8si cbiilfh fhirveyor Of oasloms
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-05
JOHN BULL, OF LoUIsvILLE, KENTUCKY.

Hisiulmltable preparation noisARaAPAnILLA Of
OF that valuable drug. ' i
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21
MARRIAGES.

At the house of tho BRIDES father on
Tuesday, OCT. lots by tho Rev. J. W.
Lescher, Mr.. Fillmore Hes, aud Miss H.
Rebecca Crossley both oil Monlour co, Pa
lu bloomsbury. Oct. 18th by the same,
Mr.. jonathan Krum, of Montour twp,
and Miss Hettic Goodman, of Centre twp
Columbia county, Pa.
In Boomsburg, Oct l3lh by the same
Mr.. D. R. Heilman, Of West Hem lock and
Miss G Jane Ke,er, of Derry twp, Mon.
tour county, Pa.
On the 18th inst, at the NJ. E Parsen.
age in Berwick, by Rev. Nj. P. Crosth.
waite, Mr.. Theodore W. Smith, of Jack
son township, and Miss Maggie Welliver,
Of Fairmouut, Luzerne, CO.
On Tuesday evening, October 10th, BY
Rev. WIN, b. Fox, Mr. James NJ Sees.
hol'z and Mrs. Emma L Ljneberg, all Oi
Berwick.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21

A FARMER WITHOUT ARMs.-W. NJ.
Beauchamp, Onondaga Co., N. Y, sends
to the american Agyicultuast an inter.
esting account OF farmer he formerly
knew, who was born without arms. "In.
stead of appealing to the charitable for
support, he commenced early to help him
self. His first property was hen and
chickens, next pet lamb, and afterward
a shaggy colt He touk good care of these
and increased his stock little at q time
until he became prosperous farmer. Hav.
iug no hands he learned to use his toes
which were longer than common. Hi
legs were also very flexible, and by prac
lice he was enabled to readily perform
most operations with ease. He put or
aud took of his own clothing, shaved, ant
fed himself, MIXED his own cows, ant
took part in most labors Of the farm. H
was a terror to evil doers, whom he coule
punish with severity. He was powerful.
built, and possessed Of great strength il
the head aud shoulders. He would but lik
ram; or seize an offending urohin wit.
his teeth, aud shake him with bulldo
touacity. He died at the age of seventy
leaving large fauily-having been mar
red three times"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21

The 500 900 belonging to Mrs. Gen.
Ewell, which was seized at st. Louis for
con6scation, has been returned TO her.
THE hours of daily labor at the mills OF
Woons ocket. r. l., have been reduced
from Is to II, much to the qualification OF
the overworked operatives.
WENDELL PHILlIrs 10 q lecture IN
Boston, ON Tuesday night, characterised
the President as a" three quarters rebel" "
aud General Bapks as a "vagrsnt noun
.ebank." The Republican party, he said
was dead.
JAMES NJ. Oar, Mayor Of Lsesburg, W
B. Lynch, of The l.eesburg WashinStonian.
and the ex guerrilla cuff Col. White,
have bad their cop6sca ed property restor.
ed to them.
The English capitalists, accomp a uied
by Generals Hancock and Warren, went
on an excursion to harpers Ferry yes,er.
day.
On Tuesday the President received o
petition signed by s 1000 ladies' ol Georgs.
asking for the pardon of Jeff:rs Davis
The President granted l2s pardons
yesterday.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21

e2s~ In 1850 trial took place 10 Con
necticut, under the section Of the blu
laws prohibiting kissing. The offenders
were Sarah Tuttle aud Jacob Newton. |.
appears that Sarah dropped her gloves
and Jacob found them. When Sarah
asked for them, jacob demanded a kis.
for bis pay, and az the demand did no,
seem ex'ravagant, she adjusted 1t forth
with. The facts we're clearly proved, and
he parties were tiood twenty shilliugs,
SS' Radical anti. johnson papers, in
the interest of Chase. are starting up all
over the country. Two made their ap.
pearance last week, one in St. Louis by
Carl Shurz, and another in Chicago by
Judge Edwards, Of the Land Department.
They 60 for the niger and Chase-hali
and half.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21

HERE is caution from Pttsburg pa.
per San old gentleman from Iowa; some
days since, had placed under his charge
at Philadeldhia three ladies travelling
West. At Fittsburg one Of the ladies lost
her satchel, containing some three hun
dred dollars. The money could not be
fonnd, and the party went on. At Chica.
20 the old gentleman was arrested before
be left the cara, the officers asserting that
they had been telegraphad to By the wo-
man who lost her money 10 arrest him i'm
Irediately on his arrival. He was search
ed, his money taken from him, aud moth
ing saved him from pri.on bat the fac
that he had friends in Chicago, who con
vinced the officers they had seized ar
honest man"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21
DEATHS.

In Centre twp. Columbia county, on
the 18th inst, Clara FIdella Ort, aged S
years, 2 moths aud Ia days.
In Mount Pleasant, Oct. 9Th, 1868 Mrs.
Catherine M wife Of Mr.. J. H. Wander.
slice, aged 62 years, o months and 10
days.
At Jordon Township, Lyconing county
Oct. 7th' 1865, Maggie L Smith, aged 8
years months, and 10 days, dsugbter Of
Elisabeth & Jops.bsp D. Smith
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21

Snow Lay ME Down TO sLEEr."-
The writer of the sweet verses commeu-
cling with IFS line is not known to the
world, but it besses his memory. How
many millions of pure hearts have been
born to the throne Of God upon its tune.
fol wings how many mothers remember
ed ii as murmured from The lips Of the lit,
tie "hinderiug thing whose marble arms
have been folded upon its cold breast, and
who is laid down TO that sleep, the awake
eDing Of whien is to be with God,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21
sas- The Young Men of Tunkhanuocl

sS. The Young Men Of Tunkhanpock
have formed Debating Club, and Liter.
ary Society, and announce that they have
fairly 70. started under favorable pros
pecls, and being anxious to acquire Ii
brary, respectfully ask The aid of our citi'
zens, aad hers 10 forward their project.
Donations Of N money or books will be thank
iuily received, but no novels are wanted.
Contributions may be sent to the care
Of Geo. Mull.op Jr. or Byron G White
Tunkhanuock, Wyoa Jog county, Pa.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21

s9- John Palewsr," says many Of
our exchanges, has been appointed AS
sessor Of Internal Ravenue for the Thir-
teen'h District Of Pennsylvania, We 'up
pose this is m.pomer. The name in
tended, doubtless, is THOMAS DuwN,"-
But now, wha. Of poor Isaac. as DR.. Dunn
calls him, the "Old Phari,ee." Can b.
find lower ditch Of political degradation
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21

BEAR This IN MIND -When you are
about railroad station or depot, whero
trains of cars are standing on the track,
especially when they have q locomotive
10 them, never stand on the track either
in front or in the rear of the train, for,
when you least think of it, the cars may
suddenly move and strike you, and when
they hit you they are sure to knock you
down and move over you. Always stand
aside Of the track, under all circumstance
The most dangerous place 20 stand is on
the track at the rear end Of train. Cars
are verv deceptive to persons who do not
understand the philosophy of momentum.
A train may seem to move very slowly
yet owing to its great force. A train o.
cars also very oil en- makes but little noise
in starting, and, unless one pays especial
attention to it, may, before be is aware
of its moving, be run over and lose hi,
| life.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21
IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COL
LEGE,

ApN'bN NAi SOM MEnCthL ~ COL-
LEGE.
AND NATIONAL TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE.
ks. Ks; s:;ss ssss.;, \ A' 'F'a''''..
Fret College Building, Corner Penn and st. clai, sts
second Odd Fellows Building, 5th ST.
Third =" Nos, 26 and % ST. CIair styes,
ARRIVAL ron the WEEK ENDING SEPT, 30, 'os
Raffer,y, Grampian Hill, Clear6eld, Pa
Moore Worth, Mercer co, Pa
w Gensheimcr, Fairvew, Erie co, Pa
Poliitt, Lower ct Clair. Allegheny CO Pa
W Leidigh, Allen, Cumbs land co, Pa
Zeigirr, Pusbirg, Pa
onyder birminshst Allegheny co, Pa
rsrker, hindenviiis, As'abula coo
Sturgis.
Kennedy. Jr ManehcsterJPa
N mcMeen. MeCal istervis. Juniata ca, Pa
~ rover, Malta, Morgan co, y
Latter, snshsld, Richiaud, Coo
krH, Osmego. kVscuis>o co. Ind
Co'iins. Wikin-ourg, Aiisg-niy co. Ps
Porter Now Castle Lawrence Co, Ia
r. MOfisnn. Psrry sviile. Juniata Co Pa
tioon, Ienperancsviii Allegheny CO. Pa
g Findiey. N Wilmington Law. 60, Pa
smith. PittsbuTk. Pa
Lee, Patterson, Passica CO, N
watson, n WILMINGTON. Law. 60. Ps
Stewart, Huntingdon, Hunt. CO. Pa
Lewis, Ebehsburg, Cambria co, Pa
ho'lhetie, flintstons, aIlsRany Co, Nj
For terms and Information concerning the Cot.ers
JENKINS. Smith CowLsa;
Pittsburg. Pa,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21
1866,
THE WORLD.
SGR
Al Inacpendent Democratic Daily. Weekly A S.
Weekly Newspspat.

A FTEh four years of civil var. fo,ooA
n n2on the people Of the United States by ths 80
lpnee o. w sge euione' parties. we now enter usao
new era OF uhiV ana o. progress, North and s,.,,h :
cordial ce opc ration OF all honost men IA
pair tue waste otwa TO es nblish Peace tbroush
adminisfnt Ion of the gov, tnnrnt and ouy ~ we
guar i'ns al that mskas Union desirable '"''T
The gtsa' Drmoetn TIC Party whose histotv 4, l..
past I. tho history Of pnvate prosperity of ter,;
extension, AM Of pusie order In America s,snd @
as has ever stouJ. tue party OF the Nation smoi
to all sectional passions u ia loyalty to H. 'uP,iiot
eo.equa states and TO the liberties OF the juJ,r,a
citizen Once more ts voice viii be bea, InolVidua!
It's adherens will be rard 10 il, time honn, "mee more
ards In every city aud TOW of the Northern aud oS,h
southern Sites. " ""e
IT, the principles Of this grea, Democrs,,e p,,,,
Nation, The word has borne hrn witness hrousbo..
the ordeal uf cAil war II will now bs deyotsd 70 ,h
the solution of the many and weiphty oDs,tinns
nancal, social. political which come upon us viii
tie return Of peace Faithful TO the real s
all sections Twill be enaVed by tue preIud,ee. aar
biinded By the prepossessions of none. "'
That the principles OF American Dsmocra hey sbouIt
thus be altered, with no weak uneertaia vDiee bs
IN the great metropolitan centri Of Ameriean an,
p1 ana commerce s matter OF such Importance to
eooppetatlon and support ofgoud man 10 ali ssetios,
WhatevsI SKIN can deyise o, enterprise acomp,i.a
~ contribute 10 make The wafd What IL IL "ir ,s
solve that shall continue beths o. st oe,, s~s ~,
of'he Day. "'"'f'F''
EDITIONS
The Daily wori affords complete eompendI,u ~
and commentary upon, the news of every Jsv ~
| The semi-Weekly World is u largs quatio ,t.s,
same size as usy containing al It's news corr soon
marss, and ptovis,on renoris ma afset new.ea as
,.i,in, mi isoaanv or I,,a,.,,.a ''osu anu entit'
and FIsiJay VI "'''"'u'e' ruoi''hedTnesd
| The We.klv Wo,ld n ia,oe ,,,,,, ,h,.,
a. lam ha a.na,y h.. i,.an f'atu inv sans e'to
iv ,outnnI pub,isbeJ savs oos ,a ., hny week
cess snss ,s un,nn win ,bo Ma -. sue
6 sd The mn.t Iibrrai ,naui,,n. Isus nss US
il unrysled In Intsrest and vain. ',n,, mu' max
| iisbed W.dnasday " '''"'"'''' Euo'
I,s Market Reports embrace the New York. A..
,h. NJ. VnsL ,,",,,s. p.ns S,osN naNrtsi
Matsrts sneeJ,I and vainahls ,n i,aI, .rnauos
do M rtment OF Agricultural
posing an untyslsd banJbDok of s,',,an, sop'
| for tbs Farmer Live stoek ar p,ojnns msa,n ~,
| Country Msrcuapi etc " "sae'' "s
| D ia ,sad,ny -, Ih, ra,,iI, S...,. 1..L..-. -,
freshest and os, s.Oris. Totry, Religious Kesd,as,
y. It, p,ass, Of The New, 4, no, l,ts mas, e,,v
lies mere wasts.baskst OF the ua,iv. o,jv m,,,s.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21

ses Over $500 pardons have been
granted by the Presi dent, to tho grea,
unu'erable di.gust of our Northern shod.
dies, who longed TO cotton to plantations
in Dixie.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21

sS- It is reported that the trial of En-
srsen Elheridge, at Columbus, KY, will
stand ajourned for several days. In the
meantime efforts will be made to change
the plass Of trial To Memphis, Tenn.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21

On Tuesday last, Mr., Bernard Eisen.
huth, who entered upon his l09th year
on the 10Th Of May. last, polled his vote
in the South Word Of this borough. On
account of an isjury received some years
ago, be is unable to walk, but otherwise
retains his faculties in a remarkable de.
gree. He was brought to the polls in q
carriage by Mr.. David P. Becker, accom-
panied by his son, Col. George Eisenhush, ,
and assisted frou the carriage by Hon. B.
Reilly and Thos. H. Walker, Esq. He
was regarded by the spectators with won
der and awe, being, of the past, who had
oulived the companions of his youth, and
a remembrance of the early history of
the country before the separation OF the
colonies from Great Britain. Mr.. Eiscn'
buth was born in the year 1857, in what
is now Lebanon county,Pa., and was there.
fore q full grown man at the time OF tie
Declaration of Independence. He took
an active part in our revolutionary stru
gle, and has voted at every Presidential
election since the adoption Of the Cousttu'
ton. With single exception, he has
during that long period cast bis vote for
the grand old Washington and Jefferson
Demcratic party. This one exception
was las, fall, when be was deceived by
those in whom he lad confidence, and q
false ticket given him and be did not dis.
cover the deception until after the election,
1t was source Of grief to him when he
found himself thus imposed upon, and those
who were guilty of the fraud have forever
lost his confidence. 1t is needless to say
that, on th e present occasion, he voted the
entire Democratic Ticket.
May his days be prolonged for many
years, aud may his last hours be his hap.
piest oues.-Democratic Standard
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21
Saturday Morning. Oct. al, '65.

DEMOCRACY, sentiment nct,tobs api allied. corrupt
cd or compromised 1t Knows no basenoss, 1t covers
10 no danger 1t oppresses 10 weakness. Destructive
only Of fdespotisn 1t is the sole conservao of liberty,
labor and property tits the sentiment Of freedom, Of
equal rights ofequal obgations-,he law OF nature
pervadipg the law of the land ALLEN.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21

B@- Nothing stauk worse iu tha nos
trils Of the men who pu, through tho rev
olutioH of l776, that "tcst' oaths. Tha,
the govcremen. they founded could enforce
whit they de.es'ed is beyond comprehen,
sion.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21
Notice..

Specific Performance, Jame Hal,o1,
Estate
COLUMBIA COUNTY. SO.
49, The Com'non~eo ef Fennsyivanis 10
yst Isaiah Gul ivnr, Matiiia wi low uf Janns RAJ.
-" stnn decd. WilamiHa widow OF R,b,rt b,l.
ston, James. Donal T.. Elviia and ChaIlus
minors OF the said Robert, docd John RaIstnn Wa,
Ralston. Josiah Rahton Agnes interu,arried VITA
Marshal Silvefihnrn Susan int"rmarlici with Mil,
c. Abbott Maitha in'er,narried Genr-. RuiII.man
and Benjamin Hartman, Guardisn of EiiIlbeth Raj
son granddaughter of intestate heirs uf >ad Janss
Rattnn, decd Greeiins. yot ana each OF you are
hereby cited and commanded as brfore you were lc
be I'd appear In your proper persons at an Ophans
Court 10 We holden at h'"msburg, In aud for said
county on the first Monday of DECEMBER nett
then and .hrre TO answer the bill or petition nf
Hartman. administrator th4 estate OF ia nrs Raj.
ston decd setting inrth the raid James Ralsluo deed
died seized VI cera al estate situate ia the Bor-
ough OF Montoursvilia Iycoming county. and scrsed
vi Josiah CULVER by articles OF ayr y.in.ut dated
the Fourth Day of February. A. u Inl3 to seal and
convey the same unto saIi Josiah Guivsr. his heir.
or assigns.
And To show causs why the said Court shall M, ds.
cree the specific performance fthe saId conrpct ao
coTdiug to the true intent ana meaning tncr.of aad
thst conveyance he Hahe under said decru- hryoif
petitioner To the aforesaid Josiah Gu!livsT OF th, sli
premises In les simple.
Oct IS 1855 A' e''""
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21
Dissolution of Partnership.

n OTiCE is hereby given, that the part.
! y ne, ship lately subsisttng between Jamss 6
McNinrh and George Rechel. of Catawissa, Coumbi,
county feiiDa. under the hrm Of j. B McNinch a ~
M was dissolved on the 25lh day of September, A. u
leoo' Dy hntua 'nsent. All debts owing 10 The
s1Is partnership are TO be received by sid James 9,
MeNinch' aid all demands on the said partneTshin
are 10 be presented to said McNiRch Tor payment P
J, y. McNl NCH,
c.,..,,s.. n, :, roc, GEO, RECHEL.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21

The wonLo.-The Prospectus Of Ibe
Ho7H will be found in the Democrat to-
day. It is the best nsw'paper published
10 the city Of New York
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21
Canned Fruit.

SuO Dozen Cans of Fruit, jus. received
and for sale, at twhoesae and retail, AZ
Ruoyop's Provision Store.
BiNomsSGrs. oet u 'Isss
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21

ss-"Father Siels, a chatholic prizes,
has been sen, to prison in Franklin Coun
ty, Mo. + aolemnizng the rites Of matri
mon y without taking the test oath"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21
Appointment of a Judge.

HARRISBURG, Oct l7-ColoDel E. A
Irwin has been appointed associate judge
Of Clear6ed county. Colonel Irwin en-
tered the military service as captain in
the famous Bucktaii regiment, aud rose TO
the rank of Colonel. He was severely
wounded at Autietsm,
pa- Stratton's Compound Yeast can be
had at RunJon's Provision Store, the use
Of which will ensure the best Of bread
Also Prime Article Of Dairy Butter, by
the Package or 10 small quantities.
LADIES AND CHILDRsN's HArs.-Ee.
giant, latest styles at Charles Oakford &
Sons, Contiueptsl Ho.sl, Phiisdslpbis.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21
DR.. GANSEVOORT,
Practical and CounceIling Ply.
sician,
For 'ha cpre 0. Chronic DISEASES, Of Bath
NV York.

{ LL PER ONS, who arc afflicted
~ with any bind Of discase should behy tbi, IN
mind and mas, th.r arangenrn,s to await thsm.slvs,
ot the great shl OF this ds mguiShed Physieian M
HsaoeVoort Ia practical aud scientific Phy aitian aad
thofoHsny nnHeEstahds his business and treats all
hlhus ~ ehroniS oi'sasta such as men, women aod
Ghnrsh are sapJfrt To, with -I,ra rdIndry ,uesese
lie r!akes attempt to cure tucurub,e di,esse and
nate rs no patient IN order 10 Pe! hs Zee. ut G. /,
recommended to our readers and all afflicted are Sd.
vissn 10 give MIN cal supplement will be Issued
oy this paper giving moro particulars of this geote
man ah1 nis visits 10 this place. Consultations ana
once IN thre months. VIII BIZ at h1chauge Htse,
SLO O,Ms!URi, IA. WEDSE6DAY, NOV. !, 1876
Oct ~, 1885, 3w
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21

ar +. s. N, HILL, Esq, Edit.r Of
the " Scranton Register" honored our
Office with visit last week We appre-
oiats those social visits. Mr. Hill is an
excellent Editor, and has made the Regis
ter one OF the frsl and best democratic
journals 10 our State.
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The n. Y. Observer.

l. he ~. 4. observer.
WEEKLY RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR
Newspaper for the Family and the Firssids will 90 op
enter on Its
FOR 7'Y. FOURTH YE.4R.
ofpnblication, True TO
The Church the Constitution & the Union
II Is calculated to edify and please both
OLD AND YOUNG.
Al new subscribers paying w In advance fo. 1856
shail nave their names Immediately entered and tbs
Observer will be sent TO them
Until the first Of January, Gratis,
Subscribe soon tbs free pap,rs viii eounane
where the names are entered.
Sample copies to any, address. free.
Terms-S3 81 year in advance.
SIDNEY f. MORSE, JR. g. Co.
81 Park Row, New York.
Oct. 81, le6S.-4,s.
FURS. FURS. gCRS
Wholesale and Raa,I.
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An Aged Voter.

Democrats IN SMALL CAPS Republicans in Roman
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-29

Cresas Mining Company The
stockholders h the above named company viii
hold meeting at their Once. IN Gold Hin, on
SATURDAY, May Goth, 1855 at o'clock r. g.,
for the purpose Of electtng Board Of Trustees
and for the transaction OF Tuch other business -
may come before them. full attendance d re-
quested. By order ofthe Board Of Trusted
's'@-'.t H ~ H J. PFoUTZ 6ec'y.
Gold Hill, April %, 1855 .. apo ID
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Clinton 6s Hubha Gold and SIlVar nj

= - II. q MANNING, sec'y.