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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-10-31
POETRY.
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SATAN AND THE GROG-SELLER.

WIN WIN ooush eye anu wn'rnne or"'"'
n,o"sny 'unS ',e "",'""'" Wy,
rast TWO cioch anu u c'ou,'y shy,
~ O"' "o9' o'. ""ne'u' '''i ""u '"
Ills mead anu wihked with knowing 'OON'
,,o
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~ wv "i' 'en a"I ...l .L..o
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r, nav ''c'li s"'e anu II nceS' uno,' 9'''
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nv "'s o,e" ~, !c''s III ,1r' o"'p'0'
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Around these shirts you've marked for me
Oh! sellint grog is good device
~ ~ Ln"a, n,"Ae ne,. VI 'm .'. p',''s.se' s a,
# il swollen With mrs il ia stained with blood
And the voice that was heard just now il
prayer
"a'" % ,% 'o h"uI % ,u'vS ,s,ed s. ,hs i"e i,
/, raise iu wrath is raised to kin
Hold on your curse, you're filling up
WIN the WINE oi e wrath OF ,'od your cup
a"' 'nV daemon ne he the s"V'' hmua ' go
Long shall it be, If have INV way,
Ere the night OF death shall close your dav;
FOR To- pampcr y"ur Iust Tor the glitterlng pel'
~ ,e, .,,,.,
RAM an, ON the air III, watchman's NV
With a choking scb and half formed scream
The grog-seler woke was all dream;
in ,il- grIh'y guest WIN the horns hnu no"h'
And % I'D ssJ ,nd m' s;Iept Gh I his % hcd he hc soncSt
And long Of hat wondrous vision Thought
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-10-31

Tee, he! Tee. he!'' twas An echo'd sound;
Amlz'd the grog-seller looked around,
This side and that through the smoke ecrei
he,
But nought but the chairs could the grog seller
s,e.
''Ilo, ho, lie, hel twas a g tteral note,
1t seemed to have come from an iron throat,
And his knees they shook, and his hair did
rise.
And he open. hi. mouth, and he strained his
eyes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-02

L,oR sAIy-A LAh9E usH DisrfLLnsy. Win
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-02

I,oR sALy-Hupsos CRY AID ByRgEs rso.
rsyt, =, Lac u hssss " fsvrsa ersnff t~ss-
dec. ssss rArsss SIS ssd wss, ssssis nriy ~ ~
.,,.. ss., s.asufsi 9aiisss ~. % xs i've n a..
sal .i;h ~. = s.- ysss, ss,l s-y.-' sss 800.
e.sk wanted ne p1rvhssss veH sxs~f eo1 ts ssvss-
msn1- IhosAr AbDhiDyh.fstc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-02

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New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
Amusemeats.
GRAND CHARITABLE FAIR,
- AND


GRAND CHARITABLE FAIR,
" PREsENrATioS 4aS FESTIVAL
Home and oo rho iS MsiSseadaeo IT. @ Ea..On oths
'ilsf AK SfPE% sfifsid q 10 81 raE ifaf1i fGsEic
EdssSS nd Msaisaaas sS Dsao our
& d a sss aHb ifif rs nv sso &c
with "e Hone enabled 70 receive aud cars
% & e. 9fsS' dS 'GYssEs RlS 'set diST iif'f fn s%q
Mr. Mr. ShAs sia,s s pAtf & IEM5EF AfnS Isv F Vice Proaeu
Mrs join s. vooRaiEs, Trsasursr
Me- I.s pAye 49fr Ilq SS1Se.sIy: SS ssc,s,.r
krs. J. J. VAN DALsEa MsnsFrr.
MH. SIs T. y eFFoab SdEFThp &I6s%oRrH &7i16tsf ,ssa
Mn NELSON PLACE Manager
siT. Mr.. ". " p BEhfIAs sHERnAs. ss'Siss; Msss:.e
Mrs. Mrs WILLIAM LAM aliLIER. Manager.
Mr.. Mr.: IaMEs hzShs difEs h4T3Es @sasssf %a@sssr
The open Of Decembo and coniiaua TIVE
tho Public Hall Of Broadway and Twsnysh'a'1'
GRAND II PsEsEs%&fI8S Si iSeSTaSf u n FESTIVAL
oooEEE NSrE%gTEi Erw,Yosk
Under the uasca direction oTheolore ThomasSq ontieh oe'
e'son committee vii SG ehq;sn % by sy tes sSsHcs award
h .uo awful manner "a they may determine For tho Postwar nero
10000 Ticket, at One Dollar each,
10000 Present., being one to esch TIoEe..holdsr.
H0W TO OBTAIN TICKETS.
9 a may BE- % letter ers our 70 & % ts@S S saa poss
Larger should be ont daf or y al the following
siieEets to one address. $40 Tickets address s9s %
% is, 90 one sd. 2Ss lSO sl to oas address Sc
Addross sI orders and eompuucatonst
THOMAS Co.. Managing Directors 2 SIC Broadway
" DAVE As's srRciSL x Ia NOT SofcEs s''''
We take pleasure in ssknowlsdn, on behalf The Home @ sna
ohino Company Of 80 Gl6 Broadway tew.lo -,
THOMAS Co. Managing DIRECTORS. No. GIG Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
ilrOtsssionaI Notifts

N hRVOUS DEBILITY, and all othcr Special Di.
i s1s Male end fsmss Tenth Enasse Edden JUST
by q. D. HAMMOND, N. D., formerly Professor Of
- .s aud Surgery IN the Syracuse Medical COLLEGE n. r.
kss.-xl ~ o. WARNER, No. Vessy-st GODFnEY. 10. szs
a. lstfy SttSAkLAND Twenty fhIds snd brosdNay;
- - $50 East Fiy hrsit between Second and Third
- 80 ---- ~ = reliably eonsated - usuai
HvhaiCAL HOSPITAL for Inc treatment OF
ssd iSAalCft II YARlCOCRLE. uEHORRHOTDS RIgTULA
Es ,s es,sss q tas Pelvic Visesra uod the sxea
bee - = E%,WAhD H. DIXON n. D. Editor a The SespsL
SsISs.s ~ = "a a.. " saa TRa eTsBiSg o. %
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

MORRIS WILKIEs Auououe,r
III OTIS on Madison and 4ih-aVes., 9th, 74th, 10Th,
IA sTih, Ii1sF, I9ih end i20hs-E H. LUDLOW Co viii
eel THURSDAf Dec G. 1856 at u O'clock 81 s
Ixohsnge saeGoonn No n BrOeds ~, Trinity Building;
MADsSs-AvE Urn 7aTHsr2lots comprising entie iron
svenoe. uas 2 lots each street
ll3ttst.25 q IB) feet
Earth-we liS 4 lots, each 252Nso feet.
4rHAvE nTrstTye 9t4 ll,s each 252ix91 iect.
6ru sfSls sOuh side $50 feet shave each 2xl015
gfrHsrf1ls lst Eoh side 80 feet west Of ahave. each 25Ioa
al1rNsTG north side 30 ftheve., each 2aNl0llO
ll9TRss north side eOf.ei iiave each 2sxOll0
1tOTHsT north side. lsO ie Of iiave c 25s
ID0lg.
Sixty per remain bond and mortgage for two year, at
nartcs NJ forffeu Of be
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
sTATEs MAHsHALs sALE-Cre

III
~ cegss e ths United staiesls!rist Of wiicoPsaIaMEs
T. soUT sqyy4I 1e ss' hs LsCSs,e '@.s SSa-y Y
Belsh chanhin, sbre H9wsa Conrad Wll9oe Edwa.5 d.
james wsiga5 EdwinC G. Ic aei EDneler Isga gorge
=. MswTy nsEy K Eastman tsnry L. siPOsds Dswii G. zoe
JaWrshee Gssham, Donald D-Seo Tmmas Taron JoAl 5r
daand r Pe rs Phhp Justiee Eanah Cobb John v Bean
Es.P t - fls s - aa Hssast ,oa cSss. cseaiia Jin H.
9eh ByIun koun Nssbsne , Bo',eq TIE ] yrIeS BEN e
CissS COHE Georse w Chapman, Noses b. Davis chsfe'
Z Uods d ~ stqo deere orserof sale made by che cirgui
Coast 1zsz S,sses ioI ne sne &C. q WI Msoa' essa 80
s Pabe aOp At the the City Of Mis- srse on
Saturday e h day Of Decemet = d. 1850 a. ZoeoeL ~ ne
ans1so9 a{ The fopsg s,cTSss @S5sssss goi, "a %
Sfy 81 n s ssS hss bee sonreted ssd Z nov ia f opera
Gso and sso the rsilTOad Company wei .lat U,h
sss & y SsI y ta o SssS % 70 ' hs u2ole Con-
sc,s with ih saE ns Of ts Tsosd "a CogPii 9..'sns
sst~eon Ws1s-on Coombu constructed ct the tine of
the snsesson 81 ,at nSsssssss9d va, sa IN Ig 9s} " Ia m
which then dh might thereafter eaaue the ste ro'asuy,
ma an The o.r beu might
sT q tSsS ana sso al and ~ r.
FOaAs. whssE then made made sersssr s5d " NE e.s
provsmen uPpurtenant 70 ad Faigoads either q them
81 sinu - tive s1siae s d nd siibs
nastestsls iGs ensaes,s anu ana - sho of, S
o Of prior % the sPpoatpen Of Hsns CIorr as
.ssssissy "a zS ssi s56 sg go sa sa 80 "a
S ~. Sis sa 20, sss 49, So si, Sl. as 555
tof end f8 and including port Of said m1rseed
HrcpoTtOu OF the rolling bought BY the Neee
tnos the net esruine Of tie Eastern sicu d
Rhe the ernns Of he Westcm Dtv1n
ertaino3 bypsbs rspor. IL Palmer snd confirmed by The
court end Al and singular the hts HbsTss and srhse n
erpsny they rete 70 said raosd A
City and From Naeltown by waof Conio
A. Mdsnd sfa-d md al the property real and porsoa end OH
kbsrssprivicges and anrhses q said raola
Dsay hey relate said railroad from Milwaukee Poiass
tity WeieItown By o. Celnmbus TO Mdd The
aid sse aasds without prejudice to sny om risht o. inter
Of EpFsn Mariner Of n 70 The front sixty feet Of os e 3
hz CO.. and % and the alley between lots FIVE % aud s @ IA
the Second Ward of The City Of Mlwekc
pueha uHs two several adsmsns sssigsshe oG!os and Mi
lgpbkoe Hhucad C0mpany Hrld, l1d
OAsrin favor s Josegh Csnsyi sud that wl ss az e oih
property described before sell the railroad irom W
koEtssGsbY sag of Columbus. to. .Midisad - -
5t~ N,h, IN M - ~ oii NJ 7 - = ~ ~ ~ w., Il 10.
Milwaukee. sept %. l866. sep',29 Law to Decezs
NTABUAbZE FULTON-ST. PROPERTY, BROOK.
2 LYE.
FOR SALE IN PARTITION.
J. COLE, Aucioneer
eVH aru50n TUESDAY Dee 1856 ct - O'Clock e. he
C0nmseis kz1hsse Nc. 369 FuousL opposite tie CITY Hall
Nfooklyn
vslaas property known Nos 2 25 PSI 30 aud POI
futon OPToe Clinton pbrookyu Oneha1 Of the pulcbise
may on bond and for three years.
p1rticur The Auclonee Ae
LOWRY KEAESlOLl SOAEAi Attorneys No % Nassau-sl,
EswX0k
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD micr a-npFo
IL m,ats kgvrnb.f i-6 i.srr' Jrufi ip No sit
. "a nisi train ar upor Uaf u 10 rF,t
ss ga wy stations. Rvcfrad r1iri o. 80 io
Sy5fa-t aaf wsF sonfl fafuinriso aAl tal 'Hh
saturday uiTls ior horh lslp
RFORIlISmud ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
lVl Fso Of fBaIrlayOu md sner EoviB Aofrilz al fai
~ Is.ian sna inlrras llafo STATIONS Nl isaF-
N., Frr-, f1r Gail1l o a. tga 4 Do g. hcif@
Iown l,pfrs..t .. o. sCifDCi hssuf sa1~fifendeff
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
amusem.His.


WALLACKs.
-. 4His sATURD4Yl EVElIIaG. Dec l. 1855, -,
pne viii commence WITH Pasave simpsons beausuai
.,-,...,.,u DREAMS or DIFFUSION
TiiE P00R PPo1ip{ {SsasIHMAN.
ibou % 81 Of Sc 1ery md DE
THE ola STANDARD COMEDIES.
1t &. respectfully spn2unees that
IiR LEsVER W4tLLAOR
VI" nave M66&r H5Si s. Is 49, Dsc '7. % n '1
ind evsy SaraS the week. Ia ia following @T0fss and of
MoSD1Y Dee SIS IlE srooPs TO CONQUER with new aud
'GfEEIbfs '%SESb$ II BS2' f$-,FIl ,M;S9SS2OnIt
t"osslT'' the Comic Pay S,,,,9is sssitsd I, .,v
siiE s sTee 5ir 10 d c5S65Ss
FRIDAY. Dec. 7-CEErRAL PARE.
sGTThDAY pes. e-oEETRAI PARK.
DqIas Mr. %saois snsss@gs (which must necessarily bs Jim
NEW AND ORIGINAL CHARACTER
COMIC DRAHA,
~" u ''''' SEATS CAN NOW BIZ SECURED
MR. LESTER wzILx,;rs NIGHTS.
BoE-oaice open daily fom a u. 70 p.
RARNUM AND VAN AMBURGHs
D MUSEUM AND MEEAGERiE COMBINATION,
Broadway between spIing and Prncest-.
hUsEUM MENAGEaIE AED DRAMA
ENTIRE = vHS S2sis A@BuRGB COLLECTION or
PERFORMANCE hSESf EyfsY YIN nohds6 Ar O'CLOCK
IN THE MrSHVgI EEW Hsp hSlh4 sPhEsblS SHaSen AREEA
in which viii BE- Introduced by Profe..oi' HALL,
rERFoRSaSe 'Ef.LtiEErHAEE JE;EEY ElaD.
The modern Grimaidi. JOHN FOsrkR vi Introduce the
WONDERFULLY EDUCATED MULES
THE TRICK PONIES, AND Performing MONKEYS,
MONS. DAVIS, TiiE LION KING.
WILL ENTER THE DEN OF WILD ANIMALS.
THE ANIMALS WILL .BE FEB m PREsEHOt OF VISIT
ORS at n O'CLOCK, NOON.
AFTERNOON At 2 AND EVENING AT ~
Buck thrilling Drama in three act offhe
VISION OFTiiE DEAD
THE INFANT PbENOMENOA MISS Eh1iA TOSTEhi aged
Eve sc Ler 4sAing Scotch llar c.. - - 49,.
DANCES By MISS EaaA sCllELL sod CEH; GRANT, a.
GORDON CJ MMfNt CDLIECll0M
The srssteg tiyinr curiosity evniaied.
A CHICKEN WITH HtMAN fACE
JOHN TOLLETT THE IRISH FAT BOY.
AGED SIXTEEN yEARsi MlIgHs - P9UEDS
MAMMOTH VAT MAN. WEIGHING 65 POUNDS
TWO GIANTS AND GlANrEsS EACH OYER FEET HIGH
DWARFS. ClRCAS:lAk Girl. -
Cosuoralua Learned seal Happy t1mry Grand AfJb "a
Fienroa and ~ 90 other CuIioiues
Adnisson % ceuis Children uujef tu, u cents
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
Ew YORK aad NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
100 SUMNER ARRAEGEMENL 1854
COhflEhCiNo JULY i@S
rs.ssngsr Station n ErvTr eensf T~sr,T ssTsats- All
foriihas, LAiftu0s ~ fws.iT ssrenias-


rlssnesr Station n Esv.T.r eenf r~sriT ssTsas. al
follihass Lnifsu0s o. fvsuiT ssrenths-
TRAINS LEAVE REw-YonA,
Fof hsw-lisrrn. fgl aou fEEl i.seA iflt fkI 3o9
l.1..l 4fs 49, an4 Glg (f.E.. .
Fof Bdirspgt TOD t9l ltEI lhD .. y -, thEri ~.
III D. s3 f.sl 01 tK.ip. M
Der Milford. htna.i1rd Ifi ii.Ela 20 - p
For aif-4 Sg.tapsn ali ~efpft 80 I'D N ID 30
F,r Rorvslf. 100 400 Gr.lRD nBA m iiL lEE,I loo
ffr.l as ~. go so tsI,t5 m.
IoT Oaura. i.vl. al9 Nos. a. ilf5, an sop
Dor Oren tieb 100 ID tn a. IT, dts ~ I'D 90 y ~
o. tEEI 30 liw lllb TIA, Aia
100 (KE u .. AJj sJ1. alg sOJtEr.l . 60.
Chee snd siauous L)' 49, lie n
49, p o..
CONNECTING TR&IEs.
For Boston va srfr she g. efl thE 30 tt1 70,
fnf boTor. q shorG Lin- i1ia. fkr..l t1i o. m-
Forhial ant Springfield. 500 a n t1r.1 I'D A' thHsl
800 o..
For ConD.cic River RslrosI 800 tE,l iAi'p leMOa
100 y. u. hoghainpi9H.
For hlrgfa Providence ssi rshtl RaloaL tol lEE.l
forRsw Haven Ee@ London snI s,onlara RIusosi - GO'
a. no. 400. ao0 o.
Isf HOysutane KAiroad. 8 q m-
Iofn nsuyaiuck Rnr9ld. 800 q. m. l0l p M
Danburr and Norwair Ralf0ai. o m, Al
Csmaodioas S.yepu: aitaehrd 20 t.u1 J. gair.
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NsW-JERSEY.-
~ Tnins Jersey Ciy for lemout and 9;2 and
ls - and l. Saturdays oay lii5 p The 9H,
az sad 6.02 iEans ron through % Mlns-y~
TilOAAs w. DLMAREsT Superintendent
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD:-1rlins leave foot OF
~ Cousnd.-s PmLADEfrHit At add 10 y M, O.
and ~ BALTHoRz snd NAshtSGTos At sad 10 H
. M. ana y midnight
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
gaIss tp anstiom.
Hrrnr Il. Lrrp. Anetionser.

f' HHSRY II. LrHBg Auctioneet.
TJEERY II. LEEDS q MINER will sell by auc-
ilon SATURDAY Dec ct 10. o'clock ss ther 'aI'o'
ise s.sosnnt Of sivsrpste Were ad Table Cutlery direct
fom the Of hL Thomas shepherd shehed Engaho o.
ConHi-tns Of 8 p salmon Dishes d. Neus9n Dishs.' n b
ureeus heavy plated Dish Coveg sts Of 3 r Corner
ys Tea and Coffee Kettles mtc and Large aoneA' u " 40
1:c Pearl Handle Table Knives in cs and twelve D9sseI,
Krives 10 match varv Handle do Plated Handle do rear fvy
and s. p Iand tish Csrves eases A-o oas soes Sv,r.
plated Table forks aud spoons Desed DsrBIsYs
spoons Soup Ladies Nut Cracks hniie Rests a" iu f
GRO A. LEATrTT I1olIonoeE -
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOmS, 40 bTOadWay
I'D LEAVFTT sTREBEIGU Co, tucocssos 70 J. l. Cooley
CoE1ssHEETs SOLICITED ADyAEoIs nAoE.
A. NJ MERwIx Ancioneer.
DY BANGS. MERWIN & Co, broadway cor. 4th-
1 saIrr Of Books Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture Gc
RoNDHY TUESDAY. and WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS,
= '-O-'- December "a 4h. o3d 81; @ st R T. @ clock
sd eoupns Rare Important and Valuable Works in History
BSsTspby' Esdy Ensis6 IeIstee Poetry, Da@a Bellies
4MERfCh5 SPLENDID LIBRARY end ILLUSTRATED WORKS
ac--ineiadne copy Of LORD LlNOebOkOUGHs ANIIQUl
siES or BiEXlCO vo folio, hail Catalogues
ready and tte sooks are on view
fTSRT ID bls EE AasonesT Hassau-st oppo
ste the Pos-Ofbce
THXECUTORS' SALE OF A LARGE AND FINE
AZ COLLECTION OF ANCIENT AND MODERN OIL PAINT
9s0s, 10 CLOSE THE EsfATE oF THE LATE MATHEW
MINER SoMERVILLE viii sen at Auction on MONDAY the
Sd and TUESDAY tbs 4h Of December OF II o'clock each dy at
their sss % Nassau by order OF the Executors o. che
Paintings OF the Italian French Feish German
d Eah aeol coprsinS others number Of the ne
I the 0dr ohOO win be found the works Of the following emf
artists,
4 ssssEs1 sa.ss. T. B. So7: y:, IT. n yss5a SSiS Ro'1
J. Ven Les7patOs, horehsgi a. IseIs EseFss'
J.Vsn Ws-Sen T. Van seyerdOneki Il. Schaeb.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
Gsttnres ano 1aleetinss.

A A. FAvARGER viii give an extemporary ex-
N. pianaoa IN the French sng.sse sn nn aSie q
osloeE Ae reading ia French MONDAY ~ Ehinu Dec "
olook WHEN Nr read Of victor huses Les
TrsveuT de- IA leT and viii iecis fren cSIreIe Srs sna
Roth IN tbs Chape Of NO. nuversiiy
n.r. ykel. 500 prolfod Mr. Chrislems NO ~ broadway
OF three ssoa French pronunciation sss asifuon
WFTNHE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF HUMAN Ma.
fTpE Rv ,.auest the Trustee. sf "a The Cooper Uue3
s 49,. a.nssasnt of Science and Arts Prof l. YouhANs
The Sctoutthc otndy o. hnnsn
A. 80 ss. , Cooper lnstue On Ht.DcfSDAi Dse ,s
"a no osoA' s .s', an frre By order u tho Trustees
a. . p a. AaN''' kBRAM s. HEWITT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

sroRES * HsrPers Feuy, Wet Virginia o1 ~
che hskssr public suetion lr above time and Iice
large qsanfsy of ORDNANCE STORES consisting Ct Aniley
FIsrness Brides Haos Brushes. Curry O7uos
aass Tsran lDfntry aud Cavalry Aoooutermen shavels
Bscksmhs sadier Tools 6rndstonei lot OF Lu'le scrap
ErOa Dresd Lead Pipe Decks BookNases &c Ao one
ErepToO S1 inel eghtday CSck 100000 Brick more or
ia ens Ior. articles not deemed necerly 10
euuserse Tessis-Cssh United S,sio funds Sale 60 CoHs
oselock J. a. X. Ordnance I. 5. a.
JOHN KOOSCl,. AuctiOucer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-24

LIoHr LIrRRAruRE.-The books Of \ gal
company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-24

Col. AcKERMAS and ex'Proyisional Gov
ernor Marvin have been elected United States
Senators from Florida over two rebel Gensr-
ais. They arrived at Savannah on the oth,
en- route for Washington.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-24

To CURE DYsPEPsIA.-Close all the outer
doors Of a four-story house. open the inner
doors, then take a long switch, and chase a
cat up and down till she sweats.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-24
Arrivals and Departures.

ARRrvALs.-By Overland Stage-L D
Atchenson, Chss Ferguson, s Gearhart,
VIM Golfers. Mrs c W Stpp, Rev J B
Penndy, Z w Spaulding.
By Overland-G W Thomas, Lieuten.
ant Walker.
DErARruREs-By Placerville route-C
p Driscoll. A p Dustin and wife, S Hy-
man, Z S Mathews, A P X Harmon, J
Skae, Robt Steele, C h Beckerdruf, DR.
Scribner, ] Dalton, Mr. Lambert.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-24
From Idaho.

The Idaho Statesman. Of January I'd,
says Charley Barnes, the indomitable ex-
pressman, arrived from Rocky Bar yester-
day about noon, after enduring the great
est hardships and sutferings for over a
week. lie started from Rocky Bar n
week ago last Thursday, with the snow
Ave feet deep and the trail unbroken.
Some DAYS he made ten or fifteen miles,
some two or three, and some days he could
make no progress at all. Before coming
to Camas Prairie, he got bewildered IN the
snow and storm. and came near being out
all night. His companion, though living
in the neighborhood all last summer, was
as much at a loss to follow the trail as he.
In wandering about to make Camas Pral-
RE, they crossed their tracks three times
the same afternoon, and only succeeded in
getting away from the place by observing
the direction Of the wind. When this
thought occurred to them they were going
directly back toward Lime Creek, when
they turned right about and reached a
house about IL o'clock at night. Inc
snow was there four or five inches above
the knees, and nearly the same all the way
down to the Junction House. Without
the most careful attention it is impossible
to follow any trail or road in the snow or
storm. The hills covered with the deep
snow are perfectly unacceptable to the
mos, experienced travellers. At one time
getting entirely ~bewildered, Barnes turned
n of his horses loose to find his way out
il he could. The animal succeeded better
than his driver, and kept the right course.
No one can estimate the hardships OF
travel on the prairie and mountain trails
in these Idaho storms, till he has had some
experience in them. The weary marches,
the fatigue OF wading and wallowing in
three fee, Of snow. the continual struggle
for existence against the intense cold, the
anxiety lest the way be totally lost, and
all the innumerable hardships OF those
eleven days in the snow, would fill a book
il they were all written, and discourage
mos, people from undertaking the trip un-
til the winter be past.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-24

Snow SLIpR-THRRE MEN Buried
About : o'clock A. NJ, Friday morning,
the 18th inst, a snow slide occurred in
Scandinavian Canon, about W miles
from Silver Mountain, crushing the build
ing that covered the working shaft OF the
Wide West mining company. and bury
ing three men in the ruins. The catastro-
phe happened a few moments after the
nigh. shift had gone, and before the three
men descended the shaft for the day shift.
The Chinese cook, who was in the com
pany's boarding house, just opposite the
shaft. hearing the crash, gave the alarm ;
the men asleep were aroused. and in about
half an hour the three men. whose names
were Reuben Bost, Peter Cola and Daniel
Davis, were rescued comparatively unin-
jured, with the exception Of Reuben Bost.
who, from appearance, has sustained
Sigh, internal injuries.-Silrer Mountain
Bslletin, Jan. goth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-24

GEORGE II. CRosErrI has retired from the
Alameda Gazette after 4 very short run. He
frs. attempted to run q Democratic paper on
Abolition principles, and then to run an Alb.
clifton paper on Democratic principles, and
failed in both.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-24

SOME OF our religious exchanges tells a
story about a woman being relieved from
speeches. griefby n hymn. We have known
a number Of the sex to be strongly affected
and greatly benefited by hims before this.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-24

On reading in the papers that gold ra;
falling in wan street, Mrs. Darlington started
for New York, hoping to pick up a little.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-24

HALF A TON Of silver has been received
from Idaho BY n New York firm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-24

ANEW York Bohemian says the color OF
credit is dun. "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-24

rAcErIors FELLOW was told BY a fop he
was mo gentleman" care you a gentle
man :" asked the joker. "ies, sir, said the
fop. Then I'm very glad am not" re-
piled the other.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-24

IL a single century, four thousand million
of human beings appear on the face OF the
earth, act their parts, and sink into its peace.
full bosom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-05

AZ WEST SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN rTFri
III and sixth nues-Handsomely furnished Room
10 let 70 gentlemen, without board terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-05

BOARD wANTED.-A GENTLEM An DESIRES ROOMS
- and board for himself and san IN strictly private
family. location pretty ell town, aud between Fourth
and sixth preferred references exchanged Address
n. box No 903s Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-05

stENrEEL BglCK HOUSE,, BROOKLYN no SELL
VI very terms price $1,000: rent S,0 APP
piy at 81 Fulon street. New York. Oics No J. stairs.