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4 A-HALS 6GNCE65E IL AS a E6ENAS4A
/ It i now over thirty years since the aboy
SsIsS[sts9 fl!iS se[e my oSCo ye[es1 " Oa
pUPGSco, q FaE1s eiuE1E1g which tine The
/ in moA Of the public institutions IS well
in private practice, Of both hemtspheres, Wit
6nl8 g rs s 1Et IN T s5s S De anq hon
sands Of Ladies who have used them, that b
Is induced to make the Pulls public for the al
laritIes ~tiataser. As sen 8 % prevent an4n-
crease Of family where health VIII not PENN
ONE PILL Is A DOSE.
Females peculiarly situated, or those sup
posing themselves 50, are cautioned against
using these Pills while in thai cOnditio1 Iest
they invite mfscArTia&e,n amer which ads
monition, the RoErieto assumes NO respons !.
bIlity- although their miIdneSs would prevent
any mischief to health, otherTtse the Pts
are recommended asa
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
for All those affifcffng complaints % peculiar
. ne se1 EE L<ssss 3; +, "a 59 T "
Pressing DOogD Puma, RSERh of Rlood 70 LbS
Head. DEEEiHeEE, DiItHeES - GEpk9 Greea SEX
P1lpisGtioH Of DE Hemt, and All the Varioui
distressing complains, particularly that most
a II Ee31kenipg. and The beginning Of
The Leue0EEhRa, or Whites.
At the same time, there Is nothing in thesa
pulls that can do Injury % He or health. Ii
tie dTeeaSoas b Gg7ettV foilOaced and y0u VIII
A-A G4c4u 10 D% 0AA III G44sE geaellke4s
ONE BOX Is SUFFICIEST.
$1,000 Boxes have been Sold Within
Two Years
15s. 1laOIEl1lll. Eoz6s aG5le gbV Lee, both by
myself and Agents, TO All parts Of the world
70 which answers have been returned, in
which ladies say, nothing like the above pills
nave been known Elnos THE SCIENCE OF
441rEcISE DAEsSED uFpS TaE WORLD
In Removing Distractions q ReStOFs
Ing atuEe 70 tfs Proper Channel,
QpTEEI2sG THE NERYES and bringing back the
Roy color Of Health' TO the cheek Of the
Price 81 per Box. sixRoxes IS.
Sold by 3GloABE, KRAFT & CO, Wholssale
DII7EgtsFz, % Main street. Wheeling General
W llo4esae Agents foF West Va t0Uhom al
9GdsS mnst De addpessed. Sod Al Retail, by
Sod In Sc. ClaiEsgiIleY Chic by sz-.s-s
w Z XII. PICKERING
and by DE- s 3. Stidger, MOundSvtlle, v.
Va zDE. J. La CIR and Dr. J. n. BOuooek.
or Clarlrs6urg. W. Va
:LagiIess by ending sl.o0 70 either. Of the
: above aEents to the Wheeling Post Odlee, can
naFethe pills sent, (oond1entta1Iy,i by Mall
20 any pan OF the country efree Of postage
go 50 s. d. HOWE
oc&yd Sole ProprIeGoE, New York
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OCEANIC WEAKNESS
u1rnedlstely cured and fun vteurr.s.o,

ms distressing Affection hts @.S
he nlieral!e and ElErtas tnipos1lss 4 ~
dalZeDeie4- Young peDCzH a.. ~ -. N N
commit excess nom NOT bs.nE aEsTa "a 10 y
dreadful consequence that nay enS1s IN! s.1e
Who that unIieTst1nds The sauSer- mi ~
tend % deny that the power Of pEye-sIti NJ = g
lOSG sooner by tiToss falling into fS1 ma 9
habits than By he pE1dent3 RsESjEs' 49, -
tEe mos sefious and destruefiVe nT,5o
both body and mind arise The syySsm ~
comes deEanEed, tho Physical and WenssJ
FuDedoQs Weakened Los Of PFoHesftT
taffon ofthe HeaTt, IndlgesIiOu Cons4ftptEa-
al Debility, and Wasting ofIhe Frarae &C.,
L,ousuIa 6ftoEl Decay and Oath ~
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Wz1r eyerybo1y says INNS b tue \ an
Ga T-cvJs-Ra- And It ssahct 6eyo-lGl L4.aspsz:se
tlaf an teli one stogy about tle Almost mi
e41I6ss eI1rls T,.-I1-zElez1 fF Goes p5xEeEsa
CSlfiss Ctlruris md oSstinA4e eHsss q DyS-
r,.,,is n IrlZ -taz,IfilE lFIl s1rely give way
% IS Curative p0sen IndissttQls sex
leati-aella, hsarth1In, eanFss pains a1d
to1t-. ii SlslIer stn-uaes e Gs0gS1z. sna1tns
and r.ssnZ q 5ood, v1zsrfr s1tons general &C.
RiIlty. nGrul1sT, enn5t en1 Eben Goes
DyspepstA C1re i -used. We beg q the A.
diesad 70 make ne experIEns115 4 can Be
found At an drug stnre&
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offenders.

GTeenhaezs are Good,
ct Robaek's Blood Pills are Better
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GTeeubaels are Good,
But RObaekss Blood Pills are Better.
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: GTeelbaelEs are Good,
But Robaekss BIt1ersare Better
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TAKE PARTICULAR NorICE


Dr. ] address an fthose Who have injured
themselves By improper indulgence and snIi-
taEy hatdts, vhteh ruin both body and mind
unattins Than for either business study, "a.
Thss are some Of the sad and melancholy
effects produced by ear3y habits Of youth viz
the Head, Dimness0f SIGht. Los or Musc1ISl
Power, Palpatafton Of the Heart DySpars5R
Neryoas IHitat.llity. DeEa1gsment Of NE Dts
toms NJ Consumption, DC.
AESLALLT.-The fearful edecHun the min
are much to be dreaded. Loss OF Memoir
Confusion OF Idsas, DepreEsioEl Of SntriftEs,
Evil ForebodtDEs, Aversion to society," Sen
DtStrnst, Love Of Solitude, TIGnfdIty, tEe. sre
some Of the evils produced.
Thousands Of persons Of an ages can now
Judge what Is the cauSe Of their declining
health, losing their Ttsor, becoming weak,
pale nervous and enaetatedI having stnEuH
lar appearance about the eyes, C01Sh, 61a
Symptoms Of Consumption
YOUNG MEN
Who have injured themselves by 4 certain
practice, INDUCED IN when alone, habit ms
school the edeSt6 Of which are nightly fat
even when asleep. and, II not cured, render
and body. shouId apply immediately.
What q pity that q yOang man, the hope Of
his country tine pride Of his parents, should Be
snatehed from all prospects and enioSmsau
ofHSe By the consequence of devtaf4nE from
the oath Of nature AMI Inducing In g certain
secret habit. Such persons mus, before con.
MARRIAGE
Reflect that sound mind and body are III
most neoesaIy requisites to promote connu
bal happzneE Indeed, without these tn
fouTneythrouS LIFE becomes a weary pilgrim.
age the prospect hourly daEkenS 10 the view
the mind becomes Swallowed with despair an
dHed with the melancholy reffecttou that tn
happiness Of another becomes hItGhtsd with
0IT1 fT,r--T1li-s - L.
once, No. south Frederick Street,
LEFT hand side going from Baltimore street,
few dcHS from the coEnEL Fan not 70 OBJ
serve name and number.
S@So letters received miles poS paid and
containing stamp 70 Be used on the reply.
Persons wiring should state age, and send
portion Of advertisement describing syn
toms
TheD0etors DIPLOMA hangs in his oHee
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
The many thousands cured AZ this esGabiiSh.
ment within the lasi twenty years, and III
numerous important surgical Operations per-
formed by On. Johnson witnessed by the re-
poIteB0f 1hSSNI md many other paper
notices Of which have appeared again an
again before the public, besides his Standing
as q gentleman OfehaEacteF aud responsibility
S . SUFFICIENT guarantee 70 the amded.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
fehD-lyN
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GreeDbsezs are Good.
But Robaek1s Purifier Is Better.
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GFeenbaeks sre Good,
But ROdaek s BItters are Bsttsr.
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GreenbaeI-s ase Good,
Bat Robaekis Blood Pills are Better
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26

Greenbseks are Good,
But Robaek's Purifier i Bitter.
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Mfdifa1,
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoEco's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

Infa1lIble in Correcting Irregularities RnOV.
ing Obstruct9ons Of the AonGhIy Tuna
Eum Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL As A PREVENTIVE.
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Geentaeks ers Good,
But Robackass PnrIier s Bettsr-
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= GTaanbseks are Good,
But Robaek's Blood Pills ara Better.
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tssssnhaes5s ares Good, sssF
Bat Rpl'ess E'lts5d Pills are Be.tsss.
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Agents Wanted Everywhere.
ForRent.

fOf Kent
A BOUT TEE 18th OF aIAYlWE SHALL,
"A remove rom our pEeReat location to No.
% Main street O. doors below Paxton q
now oscurSs NO, s. Main street Apulv "a
apESO-d = AfeCABE KRAFT AGO.
T1FosRHERIc CHURS Atnios5prbezI
-GAsGnuEns WatFAnfed 70 ehuTn mr. ffeen
2 mrs 1850 : p c. HIF.DRFsPH 2 IsFecl
49, - $685. WIRE W0WEN -
16oEs Vine F4g1ress Tor shayFis and CIo1Isst
apE3. - -. -. -. - 3 RHobES
GEED SWEET PoIATOEl hi. IER.
tQSey 81 rlst Eeeelve9 b. - ? = -,
lhEEsS sssi : .fss5s5s Z. :. PRYOR BOYD &co.
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DIR Johnson,

Member Of the Royal College Of surzso,.
London, Graduate ofOne Of the mos enios-f
COLLEGES in the United StataS and The EreEtEr
part a WbOss Hle has been spent in fEe ~.
p11AS-of GOndOu,-P8Ftss PhIladelbhIa ~
elsewhere has effected some Of the mos -
t0niShing ours that vera ever known many
troubled with ringing In the head and AZ
when 8SeepZ great neTTOI1sued5,be being alayrnsJA
al snddsn sounds, bash fulneszT with Gre1rsSf
hEGshInG. AtfEnded sometimes E1th deF117s-
nasnt Of mind were e1Eed imnediAts,E.
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Foreign Fruits.

Z CASKS oFDRIED BOHEMIAN PEAR
ported lzfez-Z.-l 60
s e7asess Of New Smyrna F4sS. some In.
50 6o1es Lemons andoa
~ mesh Coezlnntss $50 doz- assorted cane
spicesi and Cove Oysters, saratnez, Rattn
Currents, DATES, CfTons, Sc dc, Just artT
and tnr sale low, by
SHULE &TRgBGHELLs
Market 81, . fsE doors below AIInreH
Efsbl4G WHEELING. WA.
81 eineS NJ flIl lilV mn ~ IN ODBE6Is
lleEEltsSs end o. Soo0e E5r51lEee InEz4
WOOL TwtgEs Iod6 LHs. oSlHAND
si5 - - - rcHAA Il AERR1.
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Greenbaclzs ara COED.
Bot Robaek 3 BittkEs are BeiEeF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26

Grseubacks are Good,
But RObaek's Purifier Is Better.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26

Greenhaeks are Good,
Bot Robaekss Hood Pills are Better.
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TIHE PIANOS MANUFACTURED NOW
III by CHTckEEISe q Sons, o. Boston, are
FEonounead by the leading artists superior 10
any Others Any unprecedented Person who
VIII dive them 3 .eATefnl examination VIII
eozne 70 the same eUnelnsiori&
iIiErosaof more frunier1f @ than any other
faefnFT IN the EFori = ffSe1f 0u5of 4bREtnoiiE-
81 aTYumenB In their 1aYOrs tDaEnuch -
EEla1d eIIlbls them toselI NJ
fzlsI 7sl .. = . lfsr5l sf-s ls-
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B9t Robask' Filters ~ H.ei,sr.
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Many Of them having been bought For cssh,
= A6cffun IN Sew EGIS. ~ pz1eaS - l0EGS
be4Es the Ear.
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Sound Sound the Truth Abroad
WEST yIR G1NIA's
RELIGIOUS AND SUNDAY SCHOOL
BOOK HOUSE

ESTABLISHED on PRINCIPLEso FBE
III neTo9enee, for the circulation OF Evan
geIieAI knowledge. Constantly on hand:
Bibles, Tracts Prayer and Hymn RO0kS Sum
day School and Theological Publ locations. of
PhitnpE Popiilar Sunday School Muse BooE
Musical LeaVes.9 eAdifgSs orders To- ~ ?
2 GEORGE w STONER, Agtss91
- Nss - 1Eonroa street, WkeeiinE.j
Authorized Agent for Sunday Maklzfne,' =
by d.. Guthrie Z FTesby terfan,, p and Sunday
School Timex - - ufaTS-Iy.
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.BAIFIlI0RBIDgK HOSPITAL
SIABLKHED As q KEUGE PROV
RI II A IEEEt4 r. i-f-r v.
WHEREA CUBsr,.
=. - .sl-RE OBLAKNE1.- ~


DR Johnson has discovered the-no.C--
y tain. Speedy, and only EdeeluaI EeSnsSS5S..
E II e w. g 10 e II iss ,sEG q
and RIA6deK InVOduataEy Diseha-Ie1 ~
teneHs General DeE1litg, SerEDIlzsile5s To 10
pezfA, L8nguoE, Low SplT1tas ConfuEioS' -
fdsaS, PzlPttstinn % he Hsart Tin,f9.,eo 9
Ife1nbllr1eE Ellarle.s Is Sight q GfFif1ss,
DEszase Of the Head. Throat, Nos - -
4de(f1onS Of The Liver Inns gIf ,, =. S;sAIR,
ROWel-thnss Terrible Dt80FderS aTfSi1,, - @
Solitary HAbits q ToGth-seczEt aEld sS5Ittstulo
Frze1 tees u80Fe EEal 70 their victims ~ 40
song Of SyTers 10 The NarineFS OF T-I---lta
blizhfinZ iheiF mnst brilliant hot,s a. 49,
patonSs renEzerins marriage, &c, mpoSsbfS-
YOUNG HES
Fl5rss4sIIy, Who kETe bee0rEls the ySr.t-,
so{ff1Yy Fiee that dreadful and ,5s,.---IS o.
habit which annually sweeps 70 an TIrI, I've
grave Thousands Of Young Men of a. -1!
e16eflent talents ond brilliant trteiIES, TX
mikbt oGherEtse have entraneed ijSsssSs,nlo
Senafs nth TIE tl1uDdens Of eIola5zC5sSts!!hs
ERkad 10 eetasy the living IyTe r7S 80 g
With d1l confidence ~ S4a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-10

PRESENT TO BtsRor O'CoNNEt, AND HIS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The subjoined cor
respondence is published in the Mays
vile papers of Wednesday:
RIeHr REVEREND BISHOP Aware
that you are on the eve OF your departure
from Marysville to attend the National
Council to be held this Fall at Baltimore,
we take this earliest opportunity of send.
ing you our best and dearest wishes, and
Of assuring your Lordship that our pray
ers will accompany you to the scene OF
your labors and deliberations. In conse-
quence Of the great distance and OF the
necessary expenses between here and Bal
timore, we beg your lordship to accept
the accompanying check for tive hundred
dollars, to aid you on your voyage:
Lucien Hermann, Mrs. C. 4 Sumner,
John Mallon, James Kelly,
(. Mclaughlin, J. Is. Mallon,
J, C. CLARK, John Snow,
p. J. Kennedy, Z. w. Reyes,
d. Driscoll, p. Manogue, Pastor
St. Mary's Parish.
Right Rev. Bishop O'Connell, Marys-
vile.
St. Mary's Parish. Virginia City, Aug
ust 8, 1866.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-10
Your obliged and grateful Bishop,
re. O'CoNNRLL.

AMALGANAToR.-There is being made at
the Sacramento Iron Works a newly in
vented amalgamator which, we are in
formed, promises to supercede all others
now in use. A miniature edition OF this
amalgamator has been in operation in this
CITY two or three months. 1t has operated
on tailings from Nevada, Ell Dorado, Am
ador and other mining counties, and has
never failed to call the cast-of tail; rgs to
account, advan,ageously. By this pro.
cess all the gold is collected and none OF
the quicksilver is lost. II the invention
possesses all the power which the quartz
miners with whom we have conversed
claim for it, it is a valuable inyention.-
Sacramento Bee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-10
RETURN THAT FLAG!

A HANDSOME AMERICAN FLAG, WHICH
a cost the owner eos, and belonging TO Mrs.
Woolsey, was taken by mistake from the Gold
Hill Theater on the last day Of the "St. Johns
Church Fair" lately held. There was q private
marx on Il. The person who has 1t will oblige
he owner by leaving Il at the NEWS ONCE.
Gold Hill, Aug. 9, 1856. au2'ti
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-10

The evils Of hasty legislation In the
closing hours of the session are apparent
in this bill. no less than in the so-called
Omnibus bill. which included the eGuali-
zation of bounties to soldiers, and enabled
Congressman to raise their own pay to
as. 900 per annum. /, is now discovered
that the sections relating to the bounty
were so unskillfully drawn as to be al.
mos, if not utterly valueless. The Secre-
tary Of War has appointed General Candy,
surgeon General Barnes. and Colonel
Buchanan to consider what may be done
under it. The number Of soldiers bene-
fitted will be very few. No flaw, how
ever, is discovered in the section relatin &
TO Congressmen's pay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-10

A WEIGH JoKE.-Fitzsmythe, in the
Alta Of yesterday, gets this serious joke
off :
captain Welch got off something very
nearly a joke yesterday morning. A man
named Melon was brc lght up for wife,
whipping. His face was IN a condition
which left no doubt OF his being a mar
ried man. What is your name ? grutHy
demanded the Captain. John Melon !
was the promp, reply. 1T ought to be
Muss-M elonr was the healthy Cupid''
| prompt reply"
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-
GILLIG. WOI"I q Co.,
u-u-r n.icL RuyIdiu1,N
nm pyus
CORNEh AMI rAiIH,n SIf1hniS,
UTPHTNTA %"
| OFFER FOR SALE, AT THE LOWEST
~
-, p,.,. coods s,ovs, Tin and Gamer
'"'''' D
,u ill h. ,or,6 ,.rv cou.
"are'e' W" "''A W." ~"
.,.,. hov,ng hasn caretnlly selected for this
P''''' "
u.-S
~
Tho following comprises n part. only, OF our
stock:
$4,000 rs Boiler Platei
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-10

How is THIss-President Johnson's
.opn,s have made, and he has approved
and submitted to the Senate for ratitca-
t;on. a treaty with the Choctaw and Chick,
ssaw Indians, whereby they are bound
never TO re-establish slavery, but 70 give
- each adult male negro lately in slavery
among them forty acres Of land and the
right Of suffrage.-M. Y. Tribune.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-10

In his recent Yale College speech. Gen.
Sherman used the following prophetic Ian.
guage: "As you go GU into life you will
find opportunities enough to stand up for
the old fag-you may even have a chance
to fight for it. I tell you that before you
pass from the stage there will be fighting
in comparison with which mine will seem
slieht. and l have had enough"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-10

An OIp BsAx.-Upon a beam OF one
Of the houses recently pulled down near
Noue Dame, Paris. the following inscriP-
ton was found cut in the wood III wa
placed here in the year 1850, and was siS
hundred years old when they took me
from the forest"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-10
MARYsvILLE. August 6. 1866.

MARYsvILLE, August 6, 1866.
To The Rec. Father ManogHe, Pastor Of 81.
Mary's Parish, PirginiG City, Nerada,
and generous Members of his Congre-
CATION
Ny dear Father Manogue, and dear
Benefactors: For your munitcent dona-
ton of five hundred dollars, unsolicited
and undeserved by me, be pleased to ac-
cept the only return which It is in my
power to make you. viz the tribute OF
nv heartfelt gratitude, aud a special share
in nv prayers. Poor and inadequate as
the offering on my part is, l hope you
will be content with il. l should, and
indeed l would. feel deeply grateful TO
YOU for one.6ftt. of the donation which
you have sent me but the large sum OF
| $500, in addition to your past donations,
really embarrasses me. Independent OF
| this last tribute Of your regard, l consider
myself your debtor to an extent that
I cannot repay but you have now
involved me in your debt beyond all hope
of ever emerging. You forcibly remind
me of the conduct Of the generous people
Of Phillip toward the Apostle st. Paul,
and | only wish it were in my power to
make the same return to YOU that he made
10 them. Yet il would seem that there is
one deb, which the great Apostle could
no, fully discharge. and that is the debt
of mutual charity-"Owe no man any
thing, but 10 love one another. Rom.
kills.. And this is only way in which l
must endesvor TO pay installments OF the
vast deb: Of gratitude which | W you.
May none Of you, dear benefactors, ever
stand in need of a single dollar which
your generosity contributed to your
Bishop. May the blessing which attended
the widow of Sarepta, in consideration OF
her cheerful offering to the prophet Elias,
attend you. May you, in fine, receive
from the Giver Of all good gifts a hundred
fold in this world. and in the next life ever
lasting.
Your obliged and grateful Bishop,
re. O'CoNNELL.
FREEPoEr RA~ILRoAD.-It is reported,
says the Sacramento Union, that the Free
port Railroad viii at no distant day be
taken up. II is surmised in this connec-
ton that the iron will be relaid beyond
Single Sprinss-thus completing the
connection between Sacramento and Pla-
c~erville. That will. according to winter
schedule, bring the Placerville stage route
on an equality. for time, with the departures
from Alta.
A DyIDRSD.-The Yellow Jacket Sill
yer Mining Company, this morning, de-
clared a dividend of fifty dollars per share,
payable a, the office of the Company in
Gold Hill. or at the Bank Of California, in
San Francisco. on and after the 10Th inst.
(See Col. Watson's proclamation. under
.,Npw To. Day,"O
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-29
ICOM MuHICdItu.
Scenes Not Oft Repeated.

Z Evansville has awakened from her long
sleep-awakened5on the night of 9th De-
cember to a scene of beauty4a fairy scene
reminding one of childhood's dreams.
At the residence, OF. one of Evansville's
good citizens, a night of pleasure has just
gone by, and representatives from differ
ent nations of the world were present
mingling in sweet concord. On entering
the drawing room, the visitor was received
by the Mistress of the mansion with a
kindwelcome-aw welcome that drove away
the chill of the outer air. Onward, we
met the fair evening star. Bewildered with
what we saw before Us, our memory was
not stored as it should have been in order
\ to give full descriptions of dresses worn IN
that fairy land. Miss NJ. B. represe Ated
the Evening Star, and from attention paid,
we judged-well, judge not. Miss G. b.
represented SRow-Flakes; nothing that
chilledyou at the touch, but yet a tingling.
All, me, if only young.
AS this is an ever ch banging scene, as the
traveller present said, moving one, 1--WE
moved on" Oh, "beware of the day" when
the Highlands shall meet thee in battle
array" We yet feel the presence of the
Highland lady of the tribe Mac Ivor, Clan
McGregor, Miss b. D.as Highland lady, also
ssSweet Highland Mary" as Burns has it;
by Mrs. w. The characters of Mary Queen
of Scots; was taken by Mrs. Van R. and
Miss L., each differing from the other
\ both magnificent. Some inundation ofthe
/ Bosphorous had dfifted to our shores one
| of the fair daughters OF. Turkey, VINO by
her English name became Miss s., - Maids
! OF the Mist so fair;yr by s. iss T. B. and Miss
NJ NH Goddess Diono annaorod ON an nth
in her garb of sHuntressi+ successful we
Judged by our eyes. Miss G., as Beauty, = /,
came and conque red all, even 1.-THE Beast
The character was splendidAonly we felt
like choking the attent i've beast. Miss M. B.,
as tile Daughter Of Erin might truthfully
have said peqsi, Uidi, Uief Mrs. q. ,as Nurse,
from Shakspeare's Romeo and Juliet, was
iinimitable. Might came and turned dark
ness to light Come oftens we say TO Mrs:
NJ. The charming quaker Lady,
with her attendant Jonathan, W hom she
said was "a little wild" was present in the
personof Mrs, J. c.. Mrs. F, took the char
aeter of Spanish Girl, ''l-4.tafr Lady
/ from Guadalquiyir's sbanks."sE /" Gypsy
| Girl, . by Miss F. Our fortune was not told
| during the evening, but it was not our
| fault. There were g Peasant Girls, "4 Tam
l. BORNE Players" "FaiIies, and numerous
! beauties whom we can not describe. In
| fact, we were bewildered by Queens, Kings,
I. and knights, by Brigands and Sailor
\ Boys, and by ever changing scenes; but
such bewilderment we delight in, and in
Kidding our fair readers good bye, we can
say with feeling 'go thou. and do like
4 wise." "a thin5 of beauty is a joy for
ever, OXFORD.