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DR.. G. e. GHRRBO.NS
AMti-Dysneptic Pills.

These Pills are purely vegetable and do not contai
any Mercury Caomrl. They should always be used
in connection with my Preparations, particularly in
of costyencss. They are good and perfectly
safe Purgativc and should le used in all cases Of th
and Fever, Bilious, Bilious Romittcm ysrepsir, Jnun
dice. Depression Of Spirits, Coughs Culdsm all diseases
that require purgatye Price % cents r,rboX.
If you NAVE CUILLS and FEVER,
Use Dr. c. q. Garrisons Fever and Ague Cure, price
81 90 per hottie. 1t is Il perfectly SAT. and rciab!,
remedy-a cure. These preparations al" not rnark
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prepared by Dr. e. G. Garrison. lor sale. wholesale
and retail at my store, III South Eighth street Pia
dclpha, aud for sale by all Druggists and Dealers gen
orally.
C.. Garrison, VI. D., is regular graduate Of the
University of Pennsylvania, and treats patients for all
Diseases at his Office. No. I'll South Eighth street. below
Walnut Philadelphia All consultation. free.
The above for sale by H. H. MITCHaLL in Elktnn.
CIV. BARKER, sole Wholesale Agent for III" Sratcs Of
Maryland and Delaware. May IL, l5dG-Ir
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Ny CONSENT REFER TO THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE

baltimore. Feb. 10Th 1864.
Having known SIR. Fletcher f. Marine for many
years past take pleasure in stating that We know
hm to be n gentleman in whom the utmost confidence
may be placed, in the transaction of business. He is
prompt. attentive, obligng and Reliabc.Robert Tur-
ner, Esq. Dealer in Fertilizers; John ". Run & CO.,
Dry Goods h. $. faey Druggists Row c. b. Tippctt.
East Baltimore Conference; Rev. A. q. Maratt Il. h.
c., Mochanicshurgh, Pa Rev. Asdrew Manship phila
John ". Randolph. ESD Cashier'Fclls Point Bank; Is
=. Cook Register of Wills; Armstrong IL Berry,
Booksellers Tucker Saith Boot and shoe Dealers
Baltimore Md; Hon. n. Holiday Hicks U. s. S. Cam.
bridge Md. W. Il. Mclaughlin, Attorney at Law, York,
Pa.
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IC7 The highest charge made is five per
cent. Goods Of every description except
Liquors. purchased and forwarded with des-
patch, when either cash OF trade accompa-
mes the order.
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TO FARMERS
DAIRYMEN &COUNTRY
NTETSCHANTS.

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
ELOUR, Grain, Glover and Flax Seed,
T. Tobacco, Hay, Lumber, Slaves, Tau,
Bark, Sheep, Calves, Poultry, Eggs, Ba-
con, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Game, Vcge-
tables, Wool, Rags, Furs, Skins, Fruit,
Green and Dry, &c,
Can have them well sold at the Highest Price
in Baltimore, with full Returns always within
Ten Days of their reaching the City, by for
waldihg to the Commission House for Coun-
try Produce Of
Y. L. MARINE,
N. L. Concr Of Frederick x Pratt sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
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Rock Hill, Kent CO., Md. Deccmbt

ROCK IiIIL, Kent co., Nd, Deccmbcr 21st 1868.
This is certify that during the last six years have
been both directly and indirectly connected with Mr. f.
f. Marine, in business; and take pleasure in stating
that during that time have always found him prac
cal. industrious, business man, of unG fashionable
integrity possessing the confidence of all the business
men who know him
Yours, most respectfully, c. A. LEARY.
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DENTON, Caroline county, Nd
To THE BUSINESS PUBLIC:

After eight years connection with Mr. +. +. Marine
Il Grocery and Commission Merchant | take pleasure
recommending him n business man. strictly correct
and must say that he has my ontiro confidence
WIN. NJ McMAHAN, Sheril
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VIENNA, Dorchester county, Md, January list, IS

VIENNA, Dorchester county, Md January list, 1854.
Mr.. L. +. MARINE ALLOW mo on the beginning of
the year to extend to you my hearty cAmgrat
ulatons for the satisfactory manner which you have
gwen me for several years. in The sale of consgnmcnts
which have ntrustcd to your care hone in the f,
ture that may be able to increase those consignment
and that You will receive fogl the public very liberal
patronage. THOMAS HIGGINS
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HAvRE DE GRACE, Hartford county, Md

Mr.. +. l.. MARINE Sir We can saw that Won ol
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business have had you TO do for us and we always
recommend any persons that know to YOU: and you
can use our names for any recommendation that YOU
may want. Yours,
December Doth, 1862 SPENCER & WRIGHT
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PoTTER's LANDING, Caroline county. Md

Mr.. +. +. MARINE Having been intimately 'acquant
ed with the character of your business having OK tended
your over five years the sale of my produce all
accounts have proved satisfactory and in the future
sons having Grain or produce. to extend to a Commits
sion Merchant may rely confidently, having not the
least apprehension, but lind you honest in all respects
Yours, b. G. STEVENS
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-22

A cHuRcH in Cambridge, Mass, has
been moved, steeple and all, three-quar-
tiers of a mile from its old position.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-22

Coop audience for an auctioneer-duy
ISLANDERS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-22

SILVER MoUNTAIN.-Wednesday, IL
o'clock N.-The steam whistle ut the
George Washington mill has just given
a blast, the effect of which has been
more inspiring upon the inhabitants of
Silver Mountain than the notes of the
bugle upon the battlefield, TO the war
horse. We have waited until hopes de-
ferred had almost sickened the heart /;
but what We had heard by the hearing
of the ear, our eyes now seeth. Provi-
dence permitting, and no hidden pull
backs, a veritable brick will greet our
vision on Christmas. All hail !-Bulle-
tin, Dee. 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-22

WHY is your nose in the middle of
YOUR face? Because it is a seenter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-22
House. BLOWN DowS.-Yesterday eve

House BLOWN DowN.-Yesterday eye-
ming at s o'clock, a tremendous crash
was heard that startled every one in the
south end of Virginia, and was heard
down as far as Union street. The re-
port was at once circulated that the
Savage mine had cayed in. Many per-
sons rushed up the street through rain
and mud to see how extensive the cave
had been. It proved not to have been
the Savage mine that had caved, but a
large two-story house on G street Just
in front Of the Hale & Norcross works.
had blown down, which was once used
as a machine shop. The building was
quite large and poorly built; standing
some distance from any other house,
the wind had a fair chance at it. As
good luck would have it no one either
lived in it nor within reach of it. The
only property in the house was a stage
coach, which has a full load this morn
ing in the shape of about 1000 feet of
lumber on il. At the time the building
fell II man by the name of Knapp was
passing on the sidewalk, he made a
spring into the street to prevent being
struck by the falling timbers, and un-
fortunately landed in one of those deep
chuch-holeS with which our streets in
Gold Hill and Virginia abound, which
Frustrated him at full length. The dan
ger was all past before he could extri-
cate himself from his uncomfortable
position.
DAYroS.-The meeting of citizens of
Dayton, which was called last evening,
TO devise measures to secure titles to
their lots, ranches, and mill sites, after
making n temporary organization, ad-
journed until Saturday evening next.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-22

RARE GRArIrUDE.-Some time since d
letter was received at the State House
in Boston, addressed TO several different
names, all similar in sound but different
in the spelling. The Surgeon-General
knew at once that it could only be
mea for a certain lady who had been
most devoted during the var as n nurse
ut the front, where her exposure was
great and her labors untiring. He sent
it to her. On opening, she found that
it vas in a disguised hand and without
signature, Intentionally so, that the
writer might not be recognized, or the
inclosure-three or four hundred dol
lars-returned to aim. 1t was from a
Confederate soldier, who said he was
wounded, taken prisoner, and had a
leg amputated in u Federal hospital,
where he was attended by the lady to
whom the letter was directed, as nearly
as he could recall her name, having only
heard it spoken. He stated that he was
so affected by her kindness and care,
that he determined that if he ever got
well and returned home, he would.
when the war was over, sell what little
property he had, and forward the pro-
ceeds TO her as u proof of his gratitude,
and he had taken this method to carry
out his noble resolution. The recipient
of the letter remembered the case, but
has forgotten, if she ever knew, the pa
tents name.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-22
Public school Vacation.

THE TEACHERS AND PUPILS IN THE
i Storey County Public Schools, are hereby
notified that the Holiday Vacation will com.
mence at the dismissal Of tho Schools on FRI.
Sd, 1857, at ten o'clock, when tho Spring School
Term Will commence. Teachers Will thon send
to the Superintendent their monthly reports for
December.
Parents, taxpayers and others. Interested In
the prosperity Of our Public SCHOOL, are ear
nestly invited TO visit than during the present
week. By order Of the Board Of Education.
aHe ts' JOHN l. COLLINS,
del7.tdl County Superintendent Of SCHOOL,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-22

The Cambridge Mass school whip
ping case, involving the question of cor
poral punishment of girls, has now beer
passed upon by two different tribunals,
The jury before whom the master was
held 10 answer to a criminal charge o
excessive punishment have acquitted
him; but a large meeting of the citizens,
has emphatically declared in favor Of
abolishing corporal punishment alto
Dpthpr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-22

SALE OF FEEr.-We have it upon good
authority that the first extension north
on the PoQrman, embracing six hundred
feet, has been sold in New York for the
sum of $4,000. A newly organized
company has made the purchase, and
instructions to commence work are ex-
pected this Winter-probably sooner
Olcuhee Ardkdnehe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-22
New Store ! New Goods
F. ID. DURKEE.

xr MID RESPECTFULLY N.Y.
w form hia old friends and the com
J, a. i.yg.. that be has just htted upEA
= sSor in Mayn.rd's Bank, With q hue an
assortment OF
watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
As you will and anywhere In the STATE. And
- Persons wishing anything In the Jswelry
line viii do we'll to call and examine for them
NR-Pnrticular AttentiOn paid 70 Re.
psfrinR Watches, Clocks and JewelIy..
Qoid Hnl, Dec. II, 1855 40 DELFT
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AT Vincennes, Indiana, lately, two
children, neither Of them more than six
years old, got possession of a loaded
revolver, and, while playing with it, its
contents were discharged into the breast
of one of them, killing him instantly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-22

A MAN, who was stolen from Jackson,
Michigan, when a mere boy, has just
returned to his parents, who for Il life
time had supposed him dead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-22

A WESTERN Judge has decided that a
married woman's clothes belong to her.
self, not 10 her husband.
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l can tell you. hope you'll tell him at
once that you and are going to be married
shortly: By jove, it sounds jolly, doesn't t
it? I'm not going to wait long, + can tell
Ill HNihiszwas rather Stoo much for ANGELS
sore heart to accept without some sign:o5f
resentment, and Of the rag ge and remorse that
was burning in her soul
81 am afraid you have been drinking, Mr..
tiautain !, 4 she answered, hautily; and rising
from her seat, she 1 crossed the room and was
looking for Mrs; Temple to: ask her to take
her home at once, pleading q headache as
the ostensible cause, when Lady Hautain
intercepted her in mid-career, and taking
her hand afectionately, said, tsY ou will give
us one song before you 60. my dear, won t
you !-I make:it my particular request
Anything to oblige you, Lady Hautain, z
Miss Temple said, and she went dreamily to
the piano, which was open invitingly, and
seemed to court the touch Of one Of tic most
accomplished musicians that had ever swept
its chords. Her voice, like Annie Laurie's s,
was Glow" and very sssweet," !" and she sang
an English ballad with a feeling which few
could equal and none eclipse. The words
which she selected on this occasion thrilled
through the hearts Of her hearers; they were
those Of Byron's, beginning
.tWhen we two parted in silence and tears
aa1zbroken- hearted to severfor years;
Pale gsw esst thy cold colder
W hen she had concluded there was silence
In the room for some moments, and then the
voice Of her afianced bridegroom broke the
spell, as he exclaimed enthusiastically,
Bravo! bravo! but. give us something
hvelier now to cheer US up little That
was but dismal Christmas ditty, Angel;
after all.'' .'.@ 74'
81 must wish you goodnight Z that young
lady said, addressing her hostess, and sweep
ing hautily past Reginald without conde-
scending: to speak to him, and tsgood night
she said also to Stephen Hsutain, who ..
turned the adieu with an expression in his
eyes which smote to Angels heart like a
knife. @ go :. sa5
"I shall see him tomorrow, she thought,
as they drove home, "and he shall not look
at me so again; for once I will break my
resolution; I will never marry tsat cs6."
She comforted herself with the reflection,
but it came too late; the next day her ewes
anxiously sought one tfcurled and comely
head" above the Christmas decorations Of
the manor: pew; but they sought it in vain.
Stephen Hautain had left the sold Court,
early on that Christmas morning.
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PHOTOGRAPHS!

RAR1ow. TIE OLD OPERATOR, HAS THOROUGH
D LY renovated and fitted up the Old Star GaiIez
and + prepared 20 take al hnds of PORTRAITS Heis
thankful for past patronage, and further soics slareof
The de He has also Photographs Of Confederate Cen
01dnanee OF Secession, Views of City Sumter and
NER KING AND MARKET STREETS Charleston 8, a.
N.B.-porcaain Portraits and Pictures enIsrped ON
short notice and in best OF style Novemher U
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GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS And new TEl

GREAT WATCH SALE ON THE POPULAR ONE Pr
PGAc, GIVING EVERY YPATRONA HANDSOME
i: RELIABLE WATCH FOB THE LOW PRICE OF q
DOLLARa. WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE A
Y MOTTO BE PAIDFoR UNLESS PERFECTLXsA1
! FACTORY. g 4, | =
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches :. $3.50 to
100 Asgic Cased Gold Watches :. :. go to
100 ladies': Watches. Enannelled lo0 TO
zoo Gold Hunting Chronorneter Watches. $50 TO
500 Gold Hunting Enghsh Levers. 200 to
500 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches. .-15O to
500 Gold Hunting American Watches. ). 100 tod
600 Silver Hunting Levers =, . so 4
600S9lver Hunting Duplexes :. .:......... rs ton
600 Gold ladies' Watches. ...........:... so to
10d0 Gold Hunt5ng Lepines :. .:........ so toE
O1 a0 A1ecansneouE Silver Watches. 90 to
1oCO aunrng S1ver Watches. Is to &
5000 Assorted Watches, all kinds. 16to
~ Every patron obtains Watch by this ecra&
partia1fty shown.-TN ~ =
ss NEsSRA. ]. H1cKL1HG T. Co. GREAT UN1oH WArcH&
New York City, wish to Immediately dispose of the
placed In sealed envelopes. Holders are entitled t
articles named on their certificate upon payment Off
Dollars, whether It be Watch worth $3.50 Or one vi
less The return Of any Of our oertic4tes en- titles I'd
the article named thereon. upon payment, irrespe&
Of its worth and no article valued 1ess chan s1
II no Lottery but straight forward legitimate tn
seaon, which mey be participated In even by the
,.rA single Certificate win be- sent by mail. post
npon receipt Of rs cents 1--WE for 81 eleven S.
three and elegant preniam Tor S.. sixty zir and 1
valuable premium for a1o, hundred and most SUI
watch for SIS. To Agents or those Wishing empoyx&
this Ia rare opportunity. It is legHately conda
business. duly authorized by the Government and
@ taa1s sas net e.Eefol a. scrgsi9y z4xs.l 90
,,Ss.;:s.i 80, ~ " y. .; INC. 149 Brnadwny, n.
18>t -.f ~ u. 3.
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+stwhen was gil Of eighteen yeara si old.
wss as handsome as handsome could be-
MY hair Der my neck In ringlets flowed.
~ AND lovers came courtinRfo me - isss1s:Sl

T went On 70 show the danger . Of caprice &,
and indiscriminate rejection Of Che whole
army Of lovers, described at length, begin.
ming with. the Duke. with his coronet of
gold, whose face, like his family Vas ls %
very old, that lie would not do for r me-, II
was great day for the juvenile members Of
the family when Aunt Clemmy could be
persuaded to favor the, company with this
song, to the accompaniment Of thruDum1-
ming guitar, suspended round the withyee:rr;e,d
neck BY = ribbon Of cerulean hue. To this
!, ancient siren Captain Hau,tain's converse
ton was addressed, and the flowers, e,a,5 which
decorated the poor palsied old head, were
tremulous with the pleasurable emotion
which agitated her breast A. 4: N
"The captain made himself most aares-
,eble; my: dear, I assure you,'' she remarked
to 2 bevy Of young ladies', whose society
this lively young creature greatly affected
much to their concealed disgust. ii really
shall begin to feel if here she added, CO.
quetdshly placing her hand upon tie region = 10 !
Of her hear, really think cut ,t YOU & out ut
il that quarter, Miss: Temple, for although
he sat between, us, be- certainly deyoted ali ali
bis attention TO your humble servant
I, am sure be showed his Discrimination, t'1 4,
ssRs2 5 81 i ss $ S5s :R54aS i
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Wltnout cloud or speck, on the dim hori-
zon Of their future fates 1t was Christ
mas Of the truest rejoicing that the Gold
Court" had ever known, for it was JOY that
trod upon the very heels Of death and des-
pair; and as the morning Of that holy day
dawaed upon their waking eyes, two fobnd
and thankful hearts offered up mute adora3.
ton to the giver ofall learthly good. Stephen
said to his beloved on that day,"I have
thought Of you sometimes when I gazed up 1t
at the star-ht sky, and a voice has whisper
ed 70 me, she is your Angel still; and the
thought has kept mo from bitterness, and
perhaps worse. The newspaper which at
last reached me said that Lord Hautaini'
had died childless, but it did not say IN
married; how could; I guess that your en-
.gagemeat to him had been broken of 2 Nv
last hope failed when the house keeper said,
lady 'Hautain is in the drawing-room, sir;'
for never thought it was my aunt that
she alluded to; and when I saw you kneel-
ing there, Angel, in your black robes, how
little did imagine that you were still free,
and praying for mey',. -% s1t
'Do not Gay praying. steenie; 7 could
not not pray. was yearning for you, and you
came back to me, that was,all, / ann only
an angel in name, as no one knows better
than you; abut I will try: to be an angel to
you forever r-evermore," :" !" she said, hooking
up fondly into his lace And all can add
Is Is, s1s=s up he a1e time being she hss kept
Her word: 55,.ii i1o t sri
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| can tell you. / hope you'll tell him at
once that you and are going to be married
shortly: By jove, it sounds Jolly, doesn't
1T I'm not going to wait long, T can tell
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-25

VIC AuoA u 1AlS ne WOulQ not ring, or
call for assistance; those precious mo moments
were too dear to him to wastes. once more more :
with His beloved alone. He Hid her ten
derly on a gofa, against the crimson drape-
ries Of which1 hor white face shcne with an
unearth1y lustre, and ttaking i silver flask
from his pocket, he proceeded TO touchcher
Lips with the contents: s:,at# s 9ss.ie si:ss
Il Often in this Wild prairie life had the
contents Of that little flask restored vital
power and energy 70 his own exhausted
frame, and he knew from experience the
best remedies to apply III case Of what
modern doctors have mystifed BY the name
Of "syncope.N After, q /, few moments )
quiver agitated the thickly -ffriinged LIPS,
that had hitherto lain in, the Stiffness OF
death on the marble cheek. beneath them:
and = slight aush Of color spread itself over
the pure pale face. Angel was returning
to life. The, ,frst word that came to her
trembling lip was sssteenie r. and her fist
action was. to cover the hand chat Law i ia 4
apher OWN with kisses and fast-rushiing tears,
and not until then did. Lord. .Hautain with:
sdrawsit from herskeeping. with aa express
'iononi his face that was almost ,stern. stAn-
Esh" gsi; he said, in alow, firm voice, Atdo not
send me from you d gain. II will be "a
brother to you, # you will let me: But it
must rest With you; cannot M promise to
Withstand thisa ffroaa you again.y 7a% .%
*Yoa will forgive me- atl, Steenie, whan