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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-14
GLEYBROOk HOUSE,
LAKE TAHOE.

,,u,s POPLAR PLACE OF RESORT "A
/ il NOW open tor the reception Of all ~
sr..I, who usy favor me with th-ir ps,ron''S
axe. ., u aud
The HOUSE has been thoroughly renoSatsa anu
.i.f,...t sI-o n tnr PIANO has been added 10
~ parIor (which is nnrot the tuest in the STATED:
sI.o a b-anufu, Grove and Walk have been Nd
S.5 near ,hr House No pains will be spared 10
s,4kr j, asr.-4hle and PHEASANT TO rhe patrons
The TrOu! Fishing ard Grouse Hunting excel'
soy p.scr uu ihr Pacific Coast.
4 w and splendid TEAMER will be ready
~ run on thr Lake June 2Oth. Many thanks for
pssr patronage. 4. ) BEAlf FIoPt I.
G!eubrook, May p. 1865. my2' Sm
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ror Raut

.ERoX THE, 26rH OF NAY, THE ~
T. sTONE H0U>E, situated In Gold HUI.
Main street. oppodts the Gold Hill Hotel,
md now oecupied . Grocery etorp BY NJ. ].
GRlye. Inquire q tbs stofS, OF Gt Liagton'S
DID eif Hlll. My s ioss nysm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-14
Golden Eagle Hotel,
AND SALOON,
toppssite and below the News omce9

u o. REYNOLDS, having leased Aa0k
II. the Boarding Department. Of ,he y, y,
Golden Eagle Hotel, invites all his friends III
10 come and board with him, promising -
20 furnish them az good living, and n cheap A.
thsy can se, In Gold Hill
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-14

Lyon County t9AnitAFy Fu"'
A NY suBscR,BER 10 THE ABOVE
n Fund, " calling upon t1e underdene1: "a
SxaminO . fan Int q The tabS1iher! 70 IAad 1aS1
and be furnished With any de.irHd lntor@ @rSnN = "
IlS0 CtlY, NsIg7, ~ Z. Wv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-14
JACOB FURTH,

uAvrxe BECOME SOLE PROPRIETOR s TO
AZ mrthod Of ~ hking the puhlir f,r their
i..n., c.trousrs, AMI would respeetfu'ly soilcIt
70. . .on,,nusnee OF the EAms. promlslng ny best en.
S..rors 10 supply my euEtcmers With the best
CISsrr that arc 10 the MARKET DrAlsrh viii aad
- sI..1Hora - JACOB PuRrHs
AID -. No. {. asath Q IszOOk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-14
CHAs. W. HUMPHREYs,

Having taken the BAR Of the Golden Eagle m
der his especial ehsrgr, assisted by BILLY Els
SER. he cordially invite. all his friends and
aenuain,anees 10 call fr-inK assured that he can
furnish ss good BEVERAGES and CIGAR, o
esn be obtained IN Gold Hill Give rs fair trial.
r s. REYNOLDS. Hotel
c. W. HUMPHREYS, saloon.
Gold Hi, Nav O. 1865 my9 m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-14
TRAVELLING AND FRBIGHTING.
IMPOR ia N T
SHIPPERS of FREIGHT
ERHR%A&
p. & 9, v. r. R....S. v. r.. II.
Freeport Railroad!
GREAT SAVING IN TIME AND
EXPENSE!

kAPENSE
I'M AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 18th, 1854, or:
" d!nary Freight will b. received Al FIR EXPORT
and forwarded TO LATR0BE without eharSe for
trsnShipping, drayAge or forwarding.
Goods shipped by steamers Oi the CSiiiorhia steam
Nav ,stlon Company, leaving San Francisco Al p
v. . itv, can b. delivered in Latrobe al sOciock
next morning. Freight shipped by sailing vessels
will be Forwarded with dispatch. No charge on or
iinIry freight per sailing vessels Tor IeSee dues,
tranShppnS, lrayaXe or iorwdntlnH. .
All Heavy FreishtS, such Ss Boilers, Heavy CAST
ings. Steam Engines ETC., will be trSnshipped at
FreepOrt by powerful terrc&s directly 70 the cars
lnd at Latrobe will also be transhipped by derrckS
rrciiy to teams For this class OF freight. charge
will be male Of cos; OF labor engaged on derrlckE
only. u.,,,
De advanced at Freeport and collected at LatroOe
MAIN ali freisht, CARE F. R. R.. FREE
FORT" and send receipts with Freight.
Prices or reiShtiaKi.
FREIGHT, from Erseport 70 Latsoee, per ton:
sacramento, will be forwarded at the following
rates: o, m
ordinary Ereights per ton ..:...;.....,...-.S 90
ores lshippe7s 10 load and 9nload) per ton-'.. 20
Lnrnhrr NJ ....3 OO
Wood, Sai vi an
81 cords ~
Hides,
W. W.
Pflis Marx Fiei;Ss, "csrc +. Is. Y.'E. III
j. P. ROBINSON,
IA. BISHOP.
oc,on SupfrintendentS.
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HORSE FARRIER-

THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECT. =
i fully informs the public thar he 71N
viii attend and bestow n etiical atten- NO
tinu uPo1 all Horses. Cattle and DogsA<
which may be entrusted TO him AT his Stable M
I7 Z street. Virginia. having had an extensive
sxpsrisnes In business for years In the United
States Of America and Europe.
akao 2n J. NICK MUNRO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-14
RE x,noNALp { cos COLUMN.

VIE WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
w attention Of Dealers and Consumers to the
fact that We are daily In receipt
BY Clippers and Express,
OF large additions to oar present well ,elected
stock Of Goods, and We think, after an experience
Of nearly
RIxteen Years Upon this Coast:
We can furnish tho Trade In the Interior, ~ well
~ that Of Oregon, Washington Territory. British
Provinces, Mexico. Sandwich lSlandS. ETC., upon
better terms than any House In this State.
The Senior Partnerbf our Houae, who 10 now
residing at the East dives superior farllitea for
6Ilmg ofders and Wk can safely guarantee all
2 DDS being Of the best quility. and in regard to
prices,
w. do net intend 70 Be UudeI sold!
w. inyit, those purchasing TO give Us call
feither In pefson or BY letter. and Examine goods
and get prices before purchAsinE sewhere. ave
feel :onhdent we will b. able 10 pl! eSe 10 both.
Below we give fsw Of the articles In winch
wsdsal, viz:
ACIDS,
CHEMICALS
RTHERA,
b. 10. ..
ESSENTIAL
80 oILs,S '"7
DRUGS,
TINcrUREs,
AND MEDICINAL sYRUPsi
sHAKBR HERBsi
SELECT POWDERED DRUGS,
FLAvORESG EXTRACTS,
ECLECTIC PRBPARATloNsJ
rILDEN,s ALCOHOLIC FLUID and
SOLID EXTRACTS
ALKALOIDeI
REsIN0ID8 and PILLS.
DRUGGISTS SuNDRIEsI
FLINT and GREEN GLAsswAREs
6ORks, Or Sysry descriDtioaj
PATENT MEDICINES,
PAINTaS
OILS, Il sH4sas
ALc0M0L,
: -- 4 NNUSHES,
ekkIUMERx, aha
TOILET
" ARTICLEs
TA esnIieto asssrtneHf Of al the
.absve, aaAip srsat variety. s.t
ws1rs also AEeut1tOr
DR. R5AYNE &c SONS
roPULAR mRDICINEsI r
]. c. lyERs 4 co.'s MEDteIMEsI
Aod the Celebrated
lila oU1LLAuaH BALsAM,"
The Great Blood Purifier and ErIdIeatOr Of
RheumstiSni
n. H. MCDONALD l. CO.,
Corner Of Pine and ssusOme sts,
SAN FRANCIsCOI
130 ] stfeet,. Sacramento.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
SWORN STATEMENT.


SWORN STATEMENT.
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT paned
April 22d, 1880, concerning corporations, the
Pacific Insurance Company makes the following
report:
l. The amount Of the capital stock Of this com.
pany is seveu hundred and tfty thousand dollars.
ali paid in cash SO .VN w
/. II, The amount of assets IL nine hundred and
seventeen thousand, four hundred and forty two
dollars and forty eight c-uis.- S9l7442 ~
Ill. The company has no druts~
", The amount of insurance written during
the year Is eleven millions nine hundred and sew
enty. y.seven thousand eight hundred and hfty;hy
dollars Observation-Disclosures SllETIooo W
The amount Of insurance in force Dprember
3ISt, ten millions. one hundred and twenty thou
sand, eight hundred and nlnety'four doLsrs-
sl0.l20. a9I 90
V. The Company insures against the following
risks. viz: :,
Household FurnIture,. Rents, Leases,
Vessels in Port md their C1rG0es,
and other Personal
Property,
for loss or damage by fire.
vi. The largest .um this Com pany will take on
any one risk is e7S,C00, the liluit liked by law,
but on all such large risks re,insurHnce 10 Ger
tain extent will be made in other responsible com
psDies J. hUNI' FNHdenI
A. j. RALsToS, Secretary.
San Francisco, January TO- 1863
William Alvord, hoacs Ellis.
E 3 Benchley. q STILES,
E Lazard, Mosea Heller.
A Selicman, Edward Martin,
Alfred Borrl, Tuoos'
Charles Mayue, ] D Thomas,
Louis McLans, w Nce'
Lloyd Trvis John G Bray,
John g Kittle, David trrns,
W Ralstou, William Sherman,
jaime. DpFrpmsry. Samuel C Bigelow.
a " Beaver. L Sachs,
Herman Michels, wilson
Ell Goldstein, AlpheuE Bull
Fl Hanssmar, William SchollS,
HM Newhal,
State of California, City and County Of San
Francisco, ss-On the 10th day Of January. 4. p.
1865 personally appeared before me-H 3. Ho-
mans, a Notary Public in and for said city and
county,, duly commissioned and sworu-A. J
Ralston, Secretary Of the Pacific Insurance Com.
pany who, being duly sworn, did depose and say
that the statements eontaiDed In the foregoing ne
port Of the Pacific Insurance Company, TO the
besa of his knowledge and belief, are true full and
correct n. j. hAL LON.
Sworn and subscribed to before me, this 18th
day Of January, A. D. 1868
The Pacific Insurance Company,
HaEing. in compliance with the law, deposited
Fifty Thousand Dollars in the bonds Of the State
Of Nevada. are now prepared to effect Insurance
Loyvest EarabIished Rates!
OFEICE-At the Agency Of the Bank Of Cali
fornis, corner Of C and Taylor streets, Virginia
Nevada. SHARON & RALST0N,
General Agents for the State Of Nevada
fmh2s is6ml
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-14

judgment for Sale.
A JUDGMENT IN FAVOR OF B. PARKIN.
"A Dou, ofthe Buli's Head Market, md against
Nh. WooIs<y, THE Canon HouSs. Gold Hill. for
OIoe o. can be bought cheap on application at
he Court HouRe. q PARKINSON.
Gold Hill, Nay l6, 1885 myl5
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County Tax Collectors Office.

SToREY COUNTY. TATE OF NEVADA,
- May % 1855 Notice is hereby gwen. that
the taxes assessed on the proceeds Of the minea
for the quarter ending March 81. 1865. are now
due and payable, and that the Law with regard 10
their collection will be strictly enforced.
Once No. e South B street. Virginia Citv,
IF. 0'FERRALL,
my2}n ~ County Tax ColleetoR
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HOT LUNCH from. II A. N. 70 SP. y.
Board of Equalization.

Hoard Of fHQuRllzation'
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT TIE
IN Board Of Trustees Of the Town OF Gold HUI
viii meet q Board Of Equalization 20 equAiiSe
the taxable properly witnin tne sofPoIMe hn,iLS
Hard for two weeks, or until the business Of
equalization has been disposed Of By order oa
tSs Bosrd Of Trustees. :,
: fFs5- T-s' la8Ei q. " DUTBCH, ClMt.
aSla Hll 3zDSeIe1&4eF .. aEfss iNaM
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-23

A DEMOCRATIC VIoToRY.-Our democrat
ic frieuds are bound to pluck victory in
some shape from their defeat. A leading
democratic sheet says:
ITO bring the country back to first prin-
ciples, and constitutional rule, is work for
the democratic party to accomplish and per-
form. And to that end the first great VIC
tory has beer won this fall The darling
project and pet scheme or the radicals (ne,
gro suffrage) has been defeated in all the
states having that question up for decision. !"
Those weakened republicans who were
80 careful not to make free suffrage party
measure. and who thought it would he no
matter if it was defeated. because it was not
a party measure can see now that they
have aided to give the democracy their
first great victory" in bringing the country
back to first PRINCIPLES " that is, to slavery
and fugitive slave laws.
Shall we allow the democracy to profit by
this first great victory? or shall we give
them another trial next fall and wrest even
this appearance of victory from them.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-23

The RADICAL VIEW The New York H.
de- e"dent demands that Congress shall nail
on its doors the following:
NOTICE
The one hundred rebels now asking for
seats IN these chambers are informed that
they can be admitted as members of this
body only on presentation of credentials
sho~in
FIRST, mat the rebel States have declared
nun ana void the ordinances of secession
Second. That they have repudiated the
ronel debt
bird. That they have ratified the con-
stitutionai amendment.
Fourth, That they have ordained equal
rights t., all citizens
10 any terms at variance with these, the
doors are shut
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A CARD

Editor Of ke"ssha TIE egrapb:In reply ny letters
and inquiries from people in this section of the country
the dersgned take pleasure saying thEouRh the
columns Of Your PAPER that renowned preparation
known as CO.'S DYSPEPSIA CURE, is q certain Tor
Dyspepsia II It's Many of long stand
ing within acquain tanee have been completely
aud We believe prmanently cured It will distress
after ealing almost nsantaneously. enables tn dys
poetic who has lived for Crab bread and the
pailst Diet heartily he ple;sses and anything
ne chooses without danger of Distress sourng rising
the stomach. 1T is infble of indigestion
and CONSTIPATION healthy app stite
headache heartburn, sickness at the stomach, pains,
collie either stomach bowel and
fensiVe breath, you take it, and by enabling
patient take plenty Of hearty food. (which the
of health produces vigor, strengt and
trial have known it has spe dily eradea ted
dyspepsia with all its attendant suer weaknesses,
ebiy and loss of giving instead witty
and tone to the stomach aud de son and
confidently believe and the published srtifcates in
circulars amanaes and in many of the eadng Journals
convaeseen patients willeonTm. 1petely.
nenty, aud almost miracuously eure Il
Dyspepsia in existence We it every instance
be obtained ell the Drug Stores United
States Cansdas 81 90 per bottle .ottles $500
C. C, CLARK L CO., p: aoPRiEreRs,
1yssaw New Haven, Conn,
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.

Whe req, Ahdrru Js'hue Prss dent ui y .
e ted Staier, has Is-u d his proclruB;Iu1 der
iguaiinD the first Thursday 81 D,c-n,rer s-
q day of uarI,'n4i Thanksgiving; sUG sherea- IT
Ia desirable that rhe same day may be observed
fhr" ugh ut The state and Natl IL NV. !her; =
G.,t Z, Jane. 7. LeWis, Gnveruu, oi ;he Ss'e
OF Wi-co ,sin. do hereby modify and change NJ
proclamation of the 2s.n uitimo, appointing
ihursdsy, the Both inst az day Of 'hrnksgiv
ing, and do appoint the First Thursday IN De-
cem6er merit as day of thanksgiving and pray :
er.
Given under my hand AID seal of the State
in the Executive Chamhfr at Mad son,
this Is day o: November, in III yeal
L. s. ofour Lord one III, usahd eight hun
bred and six y-five.
By the Governor JAMES I LEWIS
LUCIUs FARCHtLD, Sec'f. of state.
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DIED.,

BALDWIN.-At Pthole city Pa Nov 14th 1886, all
ter a pr~tfacted illness, CHARLES BALDwGN, aged
27 years, II months and ~ days.
The deceased was the seconG of fellow
citizen. syvender Baldwin With thousands of 9TH
he went the Pennsylvania Oil regions for the
purpose of entering into BUSH there and awaiting
himself of some of the many oppo. tunites presented
for lucrative employment He ad not been there
long before he attacked with chiils and fever,
which finally proved fatal.
Mr. Baldwin VAS young msu of high NOR al chsr-
acter, of good business habits, and every way an
estiuible member of society. His death will leave
void 10 the hearts ofa Large circle Of frierd. Ne
leaves wife and family to mourn his ),sss His re-
wei. u TINS eity Tor intsrment, and
he funeral took place Friday r0.,
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- MINI asR OF Ak.

oFFtCE OF HHa hEN0SRA TELfGRAPH
Thursday, Nov 1865 q
eRAIN MARKET hese has been d falling of i'll
he 'e"di'R Western markets of fully Toe bushe!
wheat, barley = Uats also continue dull
Sales arr Sl29Af25 or No. Spring wheat and s0a9O
for No ana 50e7O for rejected
Barley Is unchanged, sales are sos70 for fair ITO
goodsNo. Q. Oats 22a2s.
The market hiss bteu more Literally supplied with
corn in the ear add sellers have in consequence had
to sccept lower offers, sales are at 25a26c
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~Ps GE.fL .y'S1TES EN.



IN '"'' 'oiic, for Group which accompany every
""'''' " ne aa' Elixir, have sever been known to
10" aug rave cured many child after Physicians
nav" pronounced the case hopeless bottle should
W An cry house BeuEoin Elixir is also a pleas
a, and reliable remedy for Coughs, Colds, Sore
roat. or Breast, "Aooping cough, Bleeding of the
Jugs snd consumption. Druggists w,xe, ut is ies
tined 20 take the lead Of all other prepa atious be-
cause Of its great merit.soId by B URNHAMs VAN.
SCH ACk and Druggists everywhere. 4v25
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ALSO, just coMNgNcso,
The Diary Of a VILLAGE Gossip.
FROM The Pen OF THE eIFsED
AIM +. Ola NJ BROWN.
whose DIARY OF MINISTER'S WIFE" 50 deep
~ Interested our readers.
TERMS.

TERMS.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY IS sold ny ali EeEa
Agents throughout The Uuion TIE price rs sI1 Cksrs
but p cases where Ag-ns hive W pay ezra ire gil
9 higher price is charged When there is New
Agent in town, W. desire friends get tbe WEEK
bY through him. We do Lot wish 10 mai the paper
excepC IL places wlefe there other OF get
nnFit Nher sent bs mail, SINCE copies per an
num; fsur copies, x10 egb, copies, $50 fhe party
who sends u $50 for club of egG copies tail sent
at one tim will be titled to copy YRE fost.
masters and othsrs who get up clubs in their respec.
t-e towns, Afterwards add ii gle copies 81 81.
The postage tie WEEKLY 10 AL pnrts OF the
country rs ~nly twenty cents "ear Eve crnts H
quarter, pa bic the office where the paper de-
nvered.
STREET & SMITH, PRoPR1EroRs,
IL Frankfort ST., n. Z.
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list of Letters

: . EHAINISG unclaimed in the Post Office at Ken
q osha, State Of Wisconsin. November 23d 1865
Bacon Geary Thomas Pineomb John
Cregan Mary Hlll CharlesS Roe Mrs Ellen
Cotter VIM LongEell Sarah Steinhaeh Matthias
hFstsnsen LeOpGrd Ess 1Tlah Sol mon A
Chrstman p DsCs kei Catherine Wolf s ID
ComstCck Mrs c II, Muvye Hiss Weeh Mrs GAenie
carpenter A North Henry North W ardee Thomas ;
Fish Mrs W D Pierce l. Wding George
FEEDER Henry.
To OBTAIN any of these letters, the appican. must
caIforGdUeSttsed LetteTs give the date OF tits list
and pay one cent for advertising.
II. PRANK, r. II.
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KenoSha Co. Agricultural Society.

The : nnal meeting of the K~nosha Co. Agreultu al
Society will be held at Agricultural Hall on Monday.
Dec Alb l O'Clock p M., for the election of on.
off, Society and ransa ct such other bu sness
as mas come before the meeting
general attendance is requested.
Paris Noy 21st, 1860
2W25 r. NEWELL
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Es-The copperhead organs. which have
been lauding President johnson SO fuIsome-
ly are now changing their tone The New
York World, Express, and Nears, the Hart
ford Times and the Cairo Democrat lave re-
Gently opened their batteries upon him
The elections are over, you know.
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SAAsIS - tn givrS "f a0nau, ike the strength
of Saia very muc. IN her iuxusisut HAIR
TO prr>efve MS US Sh rs glory requires care, and
'he " c4rzI p ypsrtd aud y scieDt. hcai.y
emp deu Ve-eab W. b -urh yen have
itrBati's DpO'Ihe haE delete ious Tag T.
mi il 'eiPeshes s.Feugthrus aLd preserves the
q! tfesSsE Aud ca!iLO 4, surpassed u. az i,IG-
cci.s al .. usb:s p'' pa ION Inc Amboline can
nt pr. - ANY u ukgists
Burnham- Van 'chaaeE, G MI Agents, Chicago
ty4sxi,c ROBINSON, agent, enc sha
A so sold by WHEELER i CLARK.
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NJ O r | c / {.

ALL persons hereby forbidden trusting any
one on my account after TINS date, as shall pay 10
debts contracted BY any person whatever.
KenCsha, Nov. IS, 1865.
2w24 DAVID DOOLITTLE,
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Nh Drown, of the Island Wooden Mills.
informs that he will this year turn out more
cloth 10y thousand yards than any factory
IN the State At the same time they are
making preparations to largely Increase the
business they are now doing. -Ba, aboo Re-
pubic.
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Y. NE ELL.

The Bridal Chamber, an Essay of Warning
and Instruction for Ypung Men-published by the
howard Assoc AtOu, aud sent free of cha in sealed
envelopes Address DR.. j. SKILL HOUGHTON
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. 1y37
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WHF~KEws. wnIrKEwa

Do you want 4" hiskers or MOustaches? Our CIR ecian
Compound vii force them To grow on the smOothest
lace cb a. or bair bald he ads in Six Weeks
Price $1T0 san Dy mail anywhere, closely sealed
on receip OF p'ice Iy4l
AddItS WAIVER 4 Go Box 1875. Brooklyn y Y
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TAKEN UP.-Came into the

enclosure OF the subscriber in the Town
Pleasant Prairie, abo ut the 26th day of 0ct.,
1900, q Sorre Mare has a white strip in her face,
aha tne lett hnd foot is white, supposed to be tour
i've years old. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take hes away A
NOV =, 1866 4w23 JOHN MCDERM0TTE.
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COTTON ON TkaR BRAIN.

q LII persons indebted TO the late firm of Head
N Campbsi!, will please call on d. Head, and set
tie tbe same before December 1st,. 1865, and save
costs.
have also Farm of 800 acres in the town Of Paris
Tor sale at $4,000. Time gwen. d. BEAD.
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New Advertisements. !
& AIKEN UP.-Came into the

enclosure OF the subscriber in the town
OF Somers on or about the 30th of Oct. 1865 two
Onits, two years old or past-one horse colt Black
hoan-the other colt, Dark Brown The
owner or owners requested prove property pay
charges aud take them away. 4v24
Semers, Nov. 8, 1862. l. A. BASSINGRR
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HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES.
BECAUSE OF FREQUENT ENoUI.

BECAUSE OF FREQUENT ENQUI.
- riss for the same arrangements have been
made with Mr. II. e. CLARK Druggist, of this city,
whereby homeopathic Medicines may be had at his
store Tor the supply OF Medicine cases, and for fsm
y use, in vas and boxes. Among these articles may
be had also, small cases of ten walls with direction
for Use, suitable Tor families and travellers. Also
powders for Bo BUSINESS for Cataarh--for infamma.
ton OF the Throat-for Chronic DiaIrhea-for crap
tons on the skin, and for ailments in general.
Kenosha, Nov. 7, 1865. 6w23 JOHN GRIDLEY
.. q. JOHNSON wishes to cali the attention Of
School Boards and Teachers, to his
New Patent Ink Wells and NcisIeSS States.
which are being introduced into Schools, quite gen.
orally.
am just opening the Largest and best selecte ed
stock Of Prayer Books, Bibles, Albums, Portfolios,
Pocket Books, Toy and Juvenile Books, Wall Paper,
Writing Desks Fancy Boxes, &C., brought to this
market Come in and look and buy when you feel
disposed. Cliff s. O. JOHNSON.
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TAKEN UP.-Broke

the enclosure of the subscriber IN the
town Of Brighton. about the 2Sth day OF Octo-
per 1860, one two year old HEiFER, VII tie with
REQ spots OF medium size. No other particular marks
The owner requested prove property pay charges
and take the same away.
Brighton. Nov. 6, 1855. 4w23 JOHN SMITH.
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.I1.HR n FED.

STONE .NIELs-At the residence Of the brides
Aethei, by Rev. Mr.. Gridey, Mr.. Israel ". Stons
ofksnsas, and Miss He'll E. Daniels of Kenosha
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

mr. ON the PREMISES OF the subscriber in the 4th
n ward Of the city OF Kenosha, abous the FIRST of
November, one large sized Deep Red Cow, push OF
tail and ud3er white, " tn some white on beIly-ca
les her head high, has large high hcrns, . abou'
-ignt years old. Any person returning said COW OF
giving lhtorma ton where she be ouad7 will be
sui ably rewarded Mrs. JOSEPH SPICER
Kenosha, Nov. ID, 1865. 4w24