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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-08

THE EVIL THAI MxS DO LIVES ArTBR
THEM."-The Shasta Courier fsvors the
truth of the above Shakspearean adage BY
citing the following facts with relation to
the Humble Individual who was once an
Alderman -
Disaster seems to follow in the footsteps
of Andrew Johnson. He supported
Breckenridge, and the previously success
full Ken,uckian was defeated he advoca-
ted Unionism in Tennessee, and that State
seeded he was elected with Lincoln, and
assassination followed him 10 Washing
ton he gained the reins Of government,
and treason captured and led him into
slavery; he attempted reconciliation and
reconstruction, and engendered greater en-
mity and confusion /; he pardons a rebel
that he may become q mayor, and that
funcrionary inaugurstes bloodshed and
murder he invites the Democracy to his
embraces, and os,racises their cherished
idols, v~allandigham and Wood; he trav.
els West, and leaves mangled corpses. and
cries oil woe and anguish in his trail. Yer.
ily, johnson is an ill-omened man, and
misfortune and death seem to wait upon
his coming.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-08

HIGHWAY ROBBERY NEAR CIsco.-Ihe
following dispatch was received yesterday
by Mr.. Thompson, the telegraph operator
at this place:
Cisco. Oct. s, lS66-l2:3s P. NJ.
To THOMPSON: Bragg and party, who
lef, Carson Yesterday, were robbed near
Bonner Lake last evening Of three watches
and four hundred and twenty dollars
Money and watches recovered and one
robbsr killed shortly after the robbery
None Of the party hurt. No further par
,~iculars, as they have all left for Excelsior.
Up. WILLIAMS.
The party consisted Of Mr.. Bragg, Henry
Rhoades, Bob Rowland, and one or two
Others whose names have escaped us-all
Carsonites. Their friends will be glad TO
know tina, they got off so fortunately
Carson Appeal tn.
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UNION PARTY PLATFORM.

1,.ta.
The following Is tho Platform OF the UNION
Parry of the State of Nevada, adopted by the
Co., co,v.,,,on oc,ohar A,b 1850.
otA'0
The Union party OF Nevada represented oy i'
Delegates In Convention assembled enuheia'eSa
the foundation Of Its political faith;
list. The equality OF all persons before Tue Ia"
and the equal rights of all 10 the protection oil
person and property.
I'd. We insist that no State shall De enutleu 10
an increased representation In Congress by VII
tue Of lis negro population while that CLASSIC pro
scr,bed and denied the elective franchise.
IA Men who have voluntarily attempted the
ovor,bro,x NJ the Government after having sworn
20 unhoId a, sborId MAYER again bs clothed with
noIi,,.ar nor,or rpIass Conpress for wise reasons
hall rsmnys The disability,
s.h M. nIan ~ raeons.rpc,Ion should be de.
~ ,ho renr...ntatIves ~ all the loyal
S,a,o. ana NOT The by arbitrary will Of IN Acct.
5sn,SI PresIdent,
sh Full and complets protectiou should be ex.
tended 70 those ioyal men Of the South who at
the risk Of their lives have stood by the Gov
eminent In the hour Of its peril. and we earnest
" favor nil legislation necessary TO secure that
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Meadow Like Items.

From the Meadow Lake Sun. October 4ih.l
The WEArHRR.-We have no preten-
,ions 10 be wiseacres in the matter OF the
seasons, but we hope and predict a late
Fall and mild Winter. For two years
past the Winters throughout California
have been long, stormy n extremely
cold. Ii would be without precedent IN
the annals Of the coast TO have a third OF
the same character. This time last year
we had a snow storm in Excelsior, and
all through the month OF October the
clouds descended in rain or snow. On
Monday, the first day Of the month, we
were favored with a mild shower after
sunrise-the rain, however. ceased in q
few minutes, and we had q beautiful bow
spanning the heavens, one end OF the arch
resting on Old Man Mountain, the other
on the hills which encircle u town TO the
nor,hward. We hail it as an suspicious
omen, indicative Of a late Autumn and a
mild Winter.
FAST DIsAPrxARISe.-The Lake, on
whose western banks our town is located,
is rapidly receding. The water is drawn
off by the North Yuba Ditch Company,
to supply the demands OF the mines be-
tween here and Nevada City.
THE Mohawk and Montreal Company
nave struck their ledge on the lower level,
and find it to be. as far as penetrated,
eiehseen inches wide and Of excellent
quality.
ASLIeHr CHASaB.-We were yesterday
shown a letter from q broker in Virginia
City to one in this place, under date OF
June 9th, 1866, ins,ructing him to buy
California stock at $s5 per share. We
think the gentleman would have no diff
Guilty now in obtaining the stock at the
figure named.
SHOULD BB RBFoRMBp.-We are IN
formed that the tolls between here n
Sierra Valley, going and returning, amount
in the case of a wagon and four horse
team, to $40. This is q tremendous tariff,
which our merchants especially suffer
from, and should be reduced.
IDAHO AND INPsRiAL.-This Company
have a fine large shaft, six by eight feet,
and twenty three feet deep, on their ledge.
The rock, some forty or fifty tons Of which
have been selected for crushing, is not in
ferior to the Excelsior, which it closely
resembles.
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H EVENING NEWS.

The Convention was called to order at
half past . o'clock P. NJ, by n. A. II. Ball,
las, Saturday.
Roll called and all found present.
J. W. Wright, J.J. Hayes, u. II. Mills,
proxyJ A. S. Edwards, A. Montminy, E.
g. Morse, E. Sherman, (Beegan, proxy,
B. T. Smell. young, proxy, H. S. Day,
Hank Smith, r. Quirk, (Ball. proxy,
Chris. Miller, Or. A. Young, proxy, ID.
Morton, (Bsll. proxy, Il. Bates, Henry
Donnelly, John Riordon, VIM. Arm
strong. u. l.. Swaney, proxy, C. J. Nc
Curdy. VIM. II. Denise, IL. Swaney, C.
II. Golding, q. Riordon, proxy. Asa
Roles, ]. d. Treat, e. F. Jones, proxy,
5. NJ. NesleT. Michael Burke. ]. L. Rich.
ardson, baldwin, proxy, A. Williams,
bronson. proxy. Geo. Hunt, (Birdsall,
proxy. Jos. Fredericks. Walker. proxy.
VIM. NJ. Gutter, CT. Hillyer.
VIM. NJ. Gutter moved that a commit
tee Of five be appointed by the Chair. three
from Virginia and two from Gold Hill, on
Order of Business. Carried.
The Chair appointed w. NJ. Gutter. A.
W. Baldwin, J. W. Wright, John Riordon
snd Hank Smith.
A motion was made by J. NJ. Walker,
that a committee of three on Nominations
be appointed. Carried.
The Chair appointed J. NJ. Walker, II.
s. Day and W. II. Denise.
Mr.. Mills moved that a Committee Of
three De appointed by the Chair on Plat
form and Resolutions. Carried.
The Chair named as the Committee,
John II. Mills. Asa Roles, K. A. Young,
J. l.. Swaney. c. j. Hillyer.
Mr.. Cutter moved that the Committee
on Nominations be instructed to report
on Tuesday evening next, at o'clock.
A motion TO amend was made by Mr..
HiIlyer TO have the Committee report at l
p. NJ. to-day.
Mr.. Cutter explained the motion.
Mr.. Hillyer said he made the amend
men, because he thought it was useless TO
hope for anything from the so-called
Union Convention. He thought the mem
bers here were the legally-elected Dele
gates, Notwithstanding by a combination
Of candidates they wereruled out OF the
State and county IonNenuohs'
Mr.. Mills favored the original motion,
and spoke in favor of it. He said that in
order to make up a ticket it would require
time-and there was time enough yet.
He thought they could make a ticket that
would beat the ~Copperhead and the So
called Union tickets. They had been
called boilers and he Indignantly denied
It; and said if the Union party wanted
harmony they could have it. lA~pPlause.I
The amendment was lost.
The original motion coming up again
Mr.. Hillyer moved an amendment that
all Committees be instructed to report on
Monday evening, at I o'clock. Carried.
Convention then adjourned 10 meet in
the District Court room, at the sPecihed
time.
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UrAH.-The Salt Lake Telegraph, OF
Oct. Sd. says:
We say. then, as we have before often
said, that there are many places on the
earth's surface that are naturally far pre-
ferable to Utah for . man to make his
home, but, when the Utah pioneers first
came here, this was probably the best and
mos, inviting place in the world for them,
and it still appears to be the very best
place for those who cherish now the same
sentiments. But it is a mistake that the
soil of Utah generally speaking is rich, oil
tina, i, will produce what cannot be pro-
duced elsewhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-08

A CHILD SxorHERBD BY A CAr.-The
Berkshire (England) Herald Of August
9th says: A few days ago, at Appleford.
Berkshire, a cat lay on the face Of q child
whilst 1t was sleeping in a cradle. The
mother saw the cat, but not expecting any
harm, did not disturb it. Subsequently,
however, the child was found to be dead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-08

$50 you are going to keep a SCHOOL,"
said a lady to her aunt. "Well. for my
part, sooner than do that, / would marry
a widower and nine children" "a should
prefer tina, myself" was the reply, "bus
where is the widower:"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-08

wIrrY.-A would.b be agreeable, taking
his seat between Madame de Stael and the
reigning beauty of the day, said. "How
happy / am to thus seated between q wit
and a beauty" "Yes," replied Madame
de Stael, land without possessing either
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-08

A QUAKER, in business in Philadelphia,
disliking the ESQ.," to his name. advised
a correspondent TO direct his letters to
him without, any tail, and received a re-
NV ,un.rscribed, "Amos Smith, without
any tail, Philadelphia"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-08

A GIASr.-Barnum has just engaged a
German giant Of such size that his barber
shaves him with a scy,hs; his nose 10 SO
commod,ous that if a lantern was placed
therein it might be used as a lighthouse.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-08

MeR. RAuzA, a diocesan Bishop OF II
aly, has been sentenced to a years imPris-
onment and q heavy fine. for refusing
communion in sztremis and Christian
burial to a delinquent friar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-08

An Italian has been arrested at New
Orleans for poisoning a family OF four
persons with q yenomous ring, q scrsnn
from which causes death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-08
Philadelphia Boot Maker.
q. STOCKLE.

UTOULD RESPECTFULLY IN.nfh1
w form the citizens Of Gold Hill, and
vicinity, that he continues to manufae-V
ture the very best Calf skin Boots -,
in Gold Hill, AZ many Of those who have tried
them are willing to testify to. The material out
of which his Boots are made Ia Of the very best
made In the world; and tho long time which his
boots are worn, Is a sufficient guarantee OF. the
truth herein asserted.
Repairing In all Its different branches
promptly attended to.
r. Just give me 4 trial. II you want a splen.
did. easy fitting, and q durable Boot.
Gold Hill. Sept. 10, 1866. sel0-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-08

u,HIS CEMETERY is SITUATED IN THE
range Of mountains back of the County
Hospital, overlooking the city Of Virginia. The
Sexton and superintendent being an old pioneer
ofthc city, and knowing the wants of the commu'
nlty, has decided the Cemetery above described,
under an Act Of the late Legislature, In trust,
until such time ~ the same shall be Incorporated,
to secure a resting place Tor the dead, ana 70
afford 10 tho friends Of the deceased the consola.
ton of knowing that under this trust this Gene
terry can never be disturbed, sold, or used for any
other purpOse.
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RedingtOn & Co.'s
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.

THIS VALUABLE PREPARATION CON.
L tanning In a highly concentrated form all the
properties Of the Jamaica Ginger, has become
one Of the most popular domestic remedies Tor all
diseases Of the stomach and digestive organs. =.
Al A tonic II will be found invaluable to all
persons recovering from debility, whether pro-
duced by fever or otherwise, for whilst II imparts
TO the system all the glow and vigor that can be
produced by wine or brandy, II Is entirely free
Of spirits Of any kind.
II lis also an excellent remedy for females who
suffer from frequent menstruatlon, giving almost
immediate relief to the spasms that so frequently
accompany that period:
II gives Immediate relief to Nassau. caused oy
riding In n railroad car, or oy sea-siekneaH' Vi
other causes
II IA also valuable as an external application
for Gout, Rheumatism. Neuralgia, etc.
REDINGTON & CO.,
jy26-6m Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
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wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Ma.
chimes and Fixtures on hand.
au3 II Z. W. KEYES, Agent.
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COFFINS. 60,

and having provided himself with IIEARsE,
he !. prepared 20 attend funeral. At all tim.s
All work. warranted % give satisfaction.
GEo. II. iIUGHS.
ADrii IS lssJ--tf
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nE seuGstk -neaT 80 --Aiout tEo ,rars ago "a
breast light mra,i,. passed away Siihaal as
dotnF anything teg myseif Then applied 70 rhysi
rendering ne aus service also obtained ths sdvlrr
and TREATMENT of pht Stefan IN % the hospitals
snd also the advce snd tresasnt u tsc other rhy.
clans. hut all 10 arise Daring mi, long space
tiEe ~aa nearly dead several times my friends
g. aud u.insss N. eNii into the sIarit voFd.
tr ,thins exceedingly .hort g,vs ap several
times ailhops % eytins tttsr AMI REGARDED getting
sell that uss sntirris out % the ga~siian. And %
iaiuk ts DAY an ~sll aud t-sriy -. advised ~
u ny fiisnds 70 ify la Strtsrks Nr,lieinss
accordingly bought h''iir ATT both. uuiu ir~aesd
n, ninth thea f'und f.eif c'ianss IN my cough
90 the egtsr 'ureFs'l sc'ss,y irom Iaritation %
ia- hsart ssit-o ~s.s sfsf ciHmt ned taking our
lleicins tii' aiihruiy rs.sd
VII drst srni 30 o. sshrnck' onicc - a. 9Th
diaeul1y that epuid 80 aF ntc NJ. inception roosa
thongh had thc jsauc. f.it dali hravs aud .iesp
lang. ser Sa,cs,d aud sarr sae sat u,tis bo,- ~,
his nee4nss IN ah,ut - ~ek.. took right bold q
ne. u seemts 70 20 fisht th~uu.h NJ shair sssssr
rhe Pultaouis syFur 50 -.t iuntc AMI ,tausks Pins
-=-y .s-i sass;st.s, u bile aul .is a.. rut lsos
si'si ,lr matter may lung, rs,ch - very f.s
seemed ~ iHstc good
Te she's uhat gaat poser a.. uieIiciass have Ia pu
rfyinS ny systsn Aud g" sh"- bow bad -, discassd
beside ali the hiis that pa'ssd ha~e. aad 10, great
qu@sttss 81 hiegs aud msttrf extrr'orats,i ifok,
cat al over % Ate eoil-' that vd ecntinue gath
r. aud ran fnr About ~ sesks AID had time
sser tueaty-hEs hollis. base aoihirs q tis Eud nou
and ssi like another Iron altogether ctn .afy say
that have rot enjoyed sueh h.ait fr frs y.sf. =.
Do noe. ant eanuo, praise yoa and your hsrdicsnrs
enough. Nay God ahinisntiy birs. and trgserr. yaa
- the sincere d-sirN ~ t b.. in -ui~riuilJ
relieved thryaEh pour sssucy ami u aus on. dcsif..
q suoN Hith regard 90 e truthainsss ~ this frg.1r
if thsy vin ean ann ans q ny fftsnsl, uten M
~ pfydeu f.acr mar ihouiTsua sift~f t-os 1ai .
-Aar Philadelphia. fhey ~iii p terfcciiy sAii.nei
~ltis toe .alilty " the cAss
lqur.. sit. rue. fvff-et
NkRY sCilSAfnT
rhs si5-s eass. - lescrth4i G. ri city ooFrrc,
laos itta ~ trr~ Yours : q NlftLR
Pastor 81 iiancori ~ q Chursa
" -CiiENCk siihe t.rofs.lan.iiy :, Als pfinclpal
cav. NJ IS NORTH SIXTH sTgEkf. corner az CoN
NEECE q. FHii ApEiFHiA. every saturday fraua \
untfltP Ne 50 Bond str,st ~ fark every
Tu-sdas from 4 soar " = Saansf strret
Boston Mas. every Wednesday. fsam . 4 tosr
". and .sefy etiisr fri,i-s a. u, naiL.o-s 81 BALI
Ma Al =isics firc bat ~ thacaa. saats ms
soc n ~ iauss ui'h tr feslifomet,r fc etare d,
10 r. daiisss
Prize Il ifs Paluaoaie <yrp ahd Sea seed Tonic ssrh
3 - ~ hsttis 90 a. - rcr half icS'a. Nzad ri
/ o. g lts t-r boa.
yea sALE ~ All DRUGGISTS ANp DEALERS
Agf "a -fr
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save year HIoxu. Horses ana Cattle from
Disease BY the Use Of

A SAFE. SURE AND SPEEDY CURE FOR
N Coughs. Colds. pistenrer. ucaves. Hide.
bound. Costivenesa. Worms, 4c., Ia HorseA, Loss
of cud and Black Tongue, &C., in Cath. and
also suro preventative 81 Hog choi.re.
"a SrRE 10 ASK ron SToNRBRAKEE
HORSE AND Cattle fOWbEPs
Ne they are superior 70 all others nn~ in USE.
being meet powerful Tonic, By which the n.
ims'. blood aud system arc cleaned. aud pre-.
venting al diseases incidcn, g. iIoTs,s. ll,g-
and Cattle.
They are becoming The meet !-spular remedy
now offered 70 the public. y" powders ever
sold has given such uniyef.al satisfaction, aud
acquired - great celebrity ia ihr zane time
As an evidence ef their superiority over all 9th.
crs. the proprietor warrann them a. such. OF
the moIcy refun ted. only try them and be
convinced of their great qualities.
Price g cents Package. OF i've Package
for une dollar.
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CIR our.

10 child need die Of Group, II The syrup Is
properly ussd AID used IN time. Mother. hav.
ing croupy children should watch the hrsi show
% the Disease. aid always keep this Remedy
Al hand.
For Coughs after Msaseis. this syrup il mos,
ezssllsnt Experience has proven that Il Is
squalled BY no other Preparation.
sD-Priee 50 Cents per Bottle.
All the above preparations for sale By
Mas. 80. A. gHEALEY,
AND RICHARD WILLIS, Druggist.
jane ~, is6S.-ly. Towsoutown. Nd.
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A EOTHER GREAT CURE
. !. ' s. y ], 7. s ..s 49, t..s

afANH"A
NJ ". srrtsex -ns4s sis;-- roc over ff.s,n srars
hase b,nn uonhrs ~i,ha sewers clugl. aud asuaily
- ar thNs times ysar sith asan NJ lss, hemon
- thln ~ flesh and Erak Do basinus- ~ any
kmdNithou, .nhsnnF. IN iasas, ia.i had vwy
ssss's x s W., s s.''.s ss US lsasasnt si
reach u nveins. hnd rss adyt.g.i 60 ~ pfuIard
flr - ryPs'tS na'isf wer, ceaesEnfd. 20 lsase Al
,Ss, az 81, soia ss ss ssi s;s f fssi ra, 10
Janyass took .ysers seia, md i,rsan.si. va &C.
yeur aihsr thiut slpu, the issh q ianaaTy pro
eussd bsttls " sonf lumonlc syrup aud nmtaced
t.klns II tr.els ", ~ aad iinibs s,r very mueh
clan. aad .,Ss.s 70 him that Vas ,alias yoar Md
you ks tss vdS you % isrs III lie al, ssd 70"
s ssss s ,u s sss .s .ss%ss AND sas The ,.s
90 Wu stid 20 other ffiends that be could ssr np
hoy 80, 5 s.s and ,a' ,. ,ss ss Iseas
u our ssedigine. hal bad not yoa. The doctor
s1lll f.u tmcs aud ioend NJ tuarh 90 his suFptse
he s.td impfcsiug. aud could not undcFstand why -
Ny faith ~as iucFrasins 10 yoar medicines. snd had
Sish 70 have sun eaauins ny ease and ECe chat you
ssa 70 Say. Mssn you Or, eas,s 3 |y .ee@ and
sgvn,rut but the cuntr'y sxrressrd fad doubts 81
~ EVER hcing h,Isd oat % stsn seeming dacu
ties Tbs second time that you ealrsl finding NJ sti
gaiving. yea save Dc tneouraFrusn AT. laying. my
syupienis SER Improving the fulmonlo syrup. Sea-
seed rouic aud Mandrake riis had nclln ilke charm
Nv eircuiatiou nv cough M appetite m br.an "a
improve. aud could sails about my a lIitis Yoa
visited NC n.s,iy ,seiy lassdss sud iaund az i'm
iun. aud tnld not "a auto my antl
hrst day u NAY. I took ~ cu;d -hne under your
,aiuen, nay appetite hcsn's hrst rate. and yeu told
20 eat ever! thing wished o. nutritious naiurr
aud esrrise ah,ut the room a. lanch a. fsssib,e
Elinssd your icv and g. the sunrise ~ nv old
Ihy'ieisn and ,'sna,' ,s',n naeh e.ttet ,'an have
expected lvsson ceali si,h iaar o., igfl t.lns
eumpis,ely af'sd ~ tsl ssty sral.,al e yoa, aud
Yours. truly,
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RHEUMATIsw.

Persons afflicted With this Disease. No mater
o. how loug standing. eau be promptly and e.
fectualiy cured ~ using this Mixture. There
i nothing in the ~prid - sure and A. good 70
take away bad cs-ns and cure Frost Bites, as
this Preparation. Try Il and satisfy ysar.
selves. Price IS aud IS Ca. a bottle.
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METROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE.
Great Gift Sale
90 THE
New York and Providence
Jewelcrs' Association,
..........si aeo ee9.
Depot. I0I IBrosdwsy.

depot. to5 broadway.
A y immen-e stock II Pianos. wa;chcs, Jew
IA c!ry. AMI Fancy Os-p.is. all o. b. .oid for
OH BuLl,AE each, without ressfd IN value.
aud not H. b. inid io' til you see What you will
receive.
CERTIFICATES, naming each article. aud
it. value, ere placed in scaled envsiopcs sud
we'll niixed. ono Of the. ~nvsiaNcs will b.
sent By mail to any address On receipt 81 -
cents Eve Tor ~ eleven ioF So; thirty Tor 50
sixty Eve for $40 aud one hundred fprsl5.
On receipt Of the Csfiiicni" you will see
what you SIRE geiug 70 nave. aud th-n u b. al
your option q ps the dole aud take rticle
or not. Purchs-~rs rnsy thus obtain q Gold
Watch. diamond Hirs. a Piano, Sewing Ma
cliine, Or any set Of Jswelry ssir lisi. for ~
and IN No case can iicy gct i.ss Than ons Dol.
lars worth, a. there are M blanks.
Agents are wanted IN every town ia the coun.
try: every person can make len dollar, dny.
selling our Cersiieates IN The gr.st.si ale Of
Jcwelry ever aurNn.
send 80. fsF Certificate. which will in6crin
Won what you eau obtain for ~. A. the ssn,-
tim. get aar circular, containing full list aud
rartieularss nisn. Tsrr,s % fgenfs Address.
JAMES HUTCHINSON A Co.
March 3i.-.sms 10. Brosiwny. ~.
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Groceries, liquors, dc.
GREEN YOE.

0161H o AOEs
i = " l. Y Roc RS.
$50 bFALfHs ~
rCEE OLD WINES AND LIQUORS,
A. Martha 4 valsttes old .iArd.
- baltimore street. near Holiday, Baltimore.
II AVE consiagtly on hand large end we'll
III selected stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES,
49, committing IN part NJ FREsH
~ TEAS. fsfc.a sud black % VI -kf1G
srious prices and dayors cofFres- 80
Mceha. Java. Lsgusyrn. Maraesibo and kio
sC1AES-Srw Orleans, Crashed, Powdered.
lest tsranulated, q. yellow aud CinriGc.l ital.
ian Maeearvni and verlnarelli: rooprr'. A
Cax's Refined Geinsiue fresh salad aud Olive
oils; Cheese -Engii.h Dairy Pine Apple and
sap ssgo; ssrlines French and Spanish OF
ives English and American Piekics-lerkins,
mixed, Chow Chow, riccsiIli. Canlidover, Wal.
nnts'a and Onion. ssnees--john Bull, Harvey.
Reading. Soho, Mushroom aud worc-stershire !;
BEANplES-Jss. fIrnnesr 4 Co., vintage 1899,
Otari Dupuy 4 Co. isfs. Native cafawba, Bor.
dean. Rochelle and other brands. Zine old
wINEs-issndrn pnck Fort. sherry. Madeira
Lisbon. Sweet Mo.eils snd Champaign; Wits.
KiEs Scotch. OIL Rye. Calhoun. Oil Rapp
aud bourbon. some very old and 6ne Pure
Holland Gin. isInaiea Spirit.. 4c ae.; Imported
and Domestic Segar- aud Tobacco. all II which
they will cell At reasonable prizes. aud aspect.
f'dIy s"licit cell. Jun. %. lsse.-iy