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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

THE INDECENT sick of Douglas county
do mot seem to get very tender care from
the authorities Of that county, judging
from what has transpired lately, and
once heretofore. A few days ago q
man was brought here from some ranch
the other side Of Genoa, and application
made by the person who brought him
n the Board Of County Commissioners
tn admi. him to the Hospital. Upon
learning that he was a Douglas county
man. the Commissioners refused his re-
nmsst. but when he came, a few days
later. in a very shocking plight (sutier-
inc from a cancer, or something OF the
sor,l he was admitted and is now re-
cs;vino medical treatment at this coun-
tvs expense. As we have intimated,
another pennyless sick man from snas
county was, some time since, made a
burden upon this county. surely no.
body in ormsby county would oegruage
all proper treatment and charity to SICK
men from wherever they may come; out
would il not be doing better by tneif
poor folks for the Douglas county au-
thorities to maintain q hospital OF their
own and take care of their own impov-
erished invalids 2-Carson Appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

Or foreign nuts imported into the
American markets, it is stated that the
cocoanut is most used. They come
principally from South American ports
The white kernel, although hard, woody
and tough, in its fresh state, is very .nu'
trititious, andmakes excellent puddings,
pies and cakes. The demand for them
by housekeepers is increasing every
year. The milk is SWEEP and nourish'
,p0
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

In the various Methodist Sunday
schools throughout the United States
about l,Ooo,o 900 children gather every
Sunday. The Methodist Sunday School
Union last year expended nearly $50, oOC
in assisting feeble schools. The society
issues 1900 differcn. publications, the
annual circulation of which is equiva'
lent 10 GOO, 900, 900 pages.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

Masonic MEETNe.-The members of
the Masonic Fraternity are requested to
meet this evening, at ! o'clock, at the
Office Of s. ]. Davis, Esq. Important
business will come before the meeting,
and n general attendance is desired
Silver Bend Reporter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

QUICKEST TINE YET I'VE received
from Philadelphia, early this morning,
q daily paper which was printed on the
nineteenth ofNovember last or justabout
fifteen days since. This, we believe, is
the shortest time ever made by mail
from the waters of the Atlantic to this
region. The Pacific Railroad is coming
along, surely and quickly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

Coon ADVICE If you don't intend to
marry, keep away from calico. The
moth that futters about q tallow dip
when lighted is no surer to get scorched
than is a verdant youth or rusty bache-
lor TO fall into Gupid's flame, if he
begins to circumnavigate around . bit
of dry goods on q dainty little maid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

A NEW blast furnace has been invented
by a German engineer. which it is said
is becoming very popular among the
iron masters in Germany. Its chief pc
culiarity is that the blast does not need
to be interrupted for an instant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

A MACHINE for removing the stones
from cherries, at the rate of one hundred
a minute, is noticed as q recent inven-
ton. The New York Esening Post,
commenting on this, says that a machine
for boning shad would also be popular,
and hopes soon to hear Of one.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

AN old lady announced In court at
Atlanta that she had emo counsel"
that ''God was her lawyer" "My dear
madam" said the judge, che does not
practice in this court"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

GENERAL Phil. KIARxnY's ghost, on
horseback and In full uniform, is said
to have been seen by numbers of people
about his former residence at Newark,
New Jersey. So there are "blus bellies"
who yet believe In ghost stories.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

MANY a true heart that would have
come back like the dove to the ark,
after the first transgression, has become
frightened beyond recall by the angry
look and menace, the taunt, the savage
charity of IN unforgiving soul.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

A SoorcHxAs went to q lawyer once
for advice, and detailed the circum-
STANCES of the case. "Have you told
the facts just as they occurred" said
the lawyer. cay" was tho reply, " l
thoot ye wad put the lies into It,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

A DOG in the employ of the United
States, ct Peoria, Illinois, stands at the
ladies' entrance to the postofice, and
declines to allow gentlemen to enter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

The most surprising religious change
recently reported is the conversion of a
Mormon Elder to Catholicism.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

WENDELL PuILLlrs claims that when
the President is ~impeached and con-
victed, all his past acts should be de-
clared illegal and his pardons revoked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

A LONDON PAPER comments on the
proceedings of a recent Spiritualist
meeting in that city, under the head Of
"Modern Devil Worship"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

WHAT proof have We that Noah nayi-
gated an American riysr7 Because he
was on the Ark-an'.saw.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

"Ir is generally understood" says
an exchange, "that the Kaw Indians are
n branch Of the Crows"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

IT may not be generally known that
Kansas is more than twice as large as
the State Of New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

OyE of the Massachusetts, Senators
slect, Lee Chafin, is upwards of eighty
years old.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

Ex-SEcRErARY STANTON had a long
interview with General Grant at the
War Department recently.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

IL the Dominion Of Canada there are
one hundred and thirty newspapers pub
lished, of which thirty are dailies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

D.ArH has nothing terrible in it but
what life has made It.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05
n EVENING NEWS.

PHILIP LYNCH, Editor and Proprietor
AL.F. DOTEN,-~-----.-Assoeinte Editor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

GOLD HILL, NEVADA:
Thursday Evcnins.-----Dcc. d 1867.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-05

This is one of tho oldest locations in
this district. But very little has been
done on it for the past two years. There
is q six foot vein, showing good milling
ore all the way down a shaft sixty feet
deep. Col. Evans is now running o
tunnel for the lode, and everything looks
rs though the Peru would be added to
our list Of bullion producing mines.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10
Ia. Elitnr.

NJ. Editor; :.
While jtis,unaout!odly true that toe
Obaltaauy drthe leading rcbcll and 9th,
ers ofthe ungiconsirusSd classes Of tao
,sou,s grooIIy tslaay,tbo,'sIu'n Of peace
cad gaAs 10 our wsolo bod, and wSila
VI ia cct:ain that heirdoarsS viii oa,y'
oni IN Ringing upon taoMopls Of the
South haraber IoTna, PSI while aach
rebel ACCOMPLISHMENTS snoaGs as
VI hayo n tho North thar Justify poa-
son and koeo si!ga tho hogsa ct South
era roBola oat Induce Ihem to bclicYa
thastAey aso again obou ts anSUO tho
coRgor OF The goyo,omca! and mako
treason Honorable snl loyalty odiou3,-r
Heyo.Eo ask the loyal Union naa Of tss
sldiui i they arc wilIi0e 10 be rOsad by q
SO! Of unP,jaoiglsl gg5els sud 'symga'
,hflOrr VITA treason, who participated in
or winkci d, the pIuododGg, numbering
oad burning housae Of Union citizens,
soctaso they gcuaiaod true to tho old
Flag Of or: country? Have you 90 aooa
fAs5ouoa tho Iosspn laugh! by lhaaa
traito.J q! AnlersooyilIo, BoiIo Isle and
Libby prisons? Have you 50 aooa For
go'tea the 5000! pIo..ias,for Iao suc.
cess Of Jefferson Davis and bio clan
olrebe!a, by lhess stay ct hoaa rebels.
aog associated wi!d lew renegade,
who cell ,homs.lgca Conservative? This
ia the class Of ton you ave called upoa
to hoaor with tho Offices of tho now State
-saJagsin lga men OF West Eirgiaia,
if you have torgot!au all that you have
suffered al lho hands Of thoao blood.
saiaed traitors, | wisbrlo reior you 10 Al
declaration ofod6 G, L. Mathematician.
4 leader Of the ronsO,vaiigs.yohsl.dam o--
osdo part3 otghio,a souspifa,or against
our libeEtiea. He spys
'GIyEus oURL!BERTIEs AGAIN. 4
AYE WE'LL HAR&TIiEH UNDER; 1
STAND THAT LOYAL MEN, The
ky,) loyal MEN, WITH s1ORN
lNN' COMnuNIpT 4 prpEAT puE
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10
ANDREW JoaNSoX.

I. Gensral> LSgaq,y hi hts g6i6cfrnsd =
itpSinh, DIS p is his respssEkilc tesl q
dspastasSsoa, p att II Il 50 ! 6.
.6ssibiaiag lie Escofi Of Andtc
z s6n wi mutt eximine lbap ypf the
si gmiiapsfty. Thoro vas rot Yen
lsb1Jfaws johnson thu hadtipptS,
n u endorsed bgtho Democratic pafty,S
Esew pfoclamaiipn OF Omnesty le' had
iaspsd, srelsasiag USitdrS rroM,lisir ac-ls
eo1alablBg % the lew, halsbean nHdors
a BY Tho DaiDperailr party. Thy
oiaciAnsti EgquifGty. would probably
eniioGo all lbsF he had d9neS Andfcw
Johnson hid yoiO6i sJety neas.fe, pass.
sfI BY Congress in4tbb iatsfest Of loyellyS
stIa had porlorait6ho act taieq bs-s X,
came Presided, 3hll waaH nbf@ags pol Y
s,begI dons'hy JeE.5' Davis, lib @srq
'Ti6sidsni he sGloe, the, FfsSdnana
Buresn Bill, tae Civil Righis, Bill, lhS
iRqcqpslruotith Blu and pho sd6plemap. 7.
atary rsconaISuolior. bill, aud, jn
toedfyery bill pSass1 by . sas ids
.lRs Interest gfsloyalty9 Alf2s 6eBeral
said 10 sqmslimos Thought thpl lAnlrew
iithngop dugbI oct 10. be found too.
much ffalt Silb. bucauSO he hada littlS !,
ice,ianeA eI--Lhe lDeA6cyalie rslfaspi
md might 6aye pasSlalS co6qittedtlsss (.
5rrori uniqtondonaDys Iglalpl hid
Violated tho, low aud dhstaos,lt 9e,Ptess n
.idonlial cblir. Hc had held dtankth&
Vi v . 80 \ A 4 g. IL. q N.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10

ANDY johnson Says he would have
opened registration TT the South, bot
Tor far Of impeachment, ii Ia govern
Cd, Jlon, not by principle, bp, by fear.
We believe Ills 10 be on hoaosI almjs'
Sion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10

tho Washington correspondent ofrho
Boston advertiser sOys thnt tho Presi'
deu was urged by several Democrats,
whom he saw on hi' Aati3nm rip, 10
remove Mr. Seward before the iull elect
ions, ond ono Of lhom s,y5 no is suro
hat The stotSDopnrlmenl will pass into
uew hunds within ten days,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10

a Democratic cancus in ,PeqnsYlva-
MA demanded Of Tie conyculi2g bat it
should run . soldier for coffain coun.
~ Office The proposition was Iayna5ly
received, bu on inquiry no Democratic
soidisptouIl DO found in the county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10
AZ Anour TnE RApIoALs

AS there ara soma wall meaning DaONt
Ma yho ar. f,i,htanol Il ,ha ,,rn Rad
e., -. -,
cal S'aSp'su 70 P'npeS' va nsFSs sN'
them lille iOtorpatsoh conoSrnIuB the
RadiculS, showing what they have doEo.
what tbey arc doing, aud what thoy are
ooiog IA A., Raj II o.,of,,,, Snd
"a " -" 49, '"1n "N
'Ioa say II you 100 arc not o hadlcei'
Who arc tho men who iuuished tho
money to put 1own to sIavaholdssss
eeellio0t
The Radicals,
Vino are lbe mco who uo|Ahana
shoulder TO dhopldef liSa mighty army
pledged 4betr lesi dollar TO pay our ma
tionaal debt?
Ile hadleela.
Who ara the, men who ore now Ia
t2Yor OF taxation aud tariff sufficient 70
'mea! tue la,ereslon our national debt'
aad gradually aud steadily pay OF tho
prncpaIG 4
Ihe kadio0Is. 81
VINO ore tue mon who Sta not loEa9
IN the company o. thoao who arc nov
'aIGlns ISpla'st!oni
inc .RStlssia
Who urSthe,lneD who s'Sud together
q solid phatonH of patriots dsnouncins
oil attempts lQdamage our nHIioE0l cur
T'@,cy 0gt glPpriIIqsS4 =.
Iho R'd'tgslss,
Who anthasfnsn who don't believe
mat ourcqGalryyfs gong to ruin, our
merchants going to smash, and our Rs.
pVhlioaa Government 10 destruction?
I4o Radicals
Who aga the men who practically be-
Iieye that righteousness exaltG(h ayha'
tilu;' and that we she'll have financial
prosperity Qad COMMERCIAL growth ana
eroatdcsa Ia proportion as wo honor God
AID do justly 10 all our felIowmpng
The Radicals.
Who nru tho mon who have cheerful /.
Gilh in our Gnaaei4l ability as notiou,
who are wIliog to give and to lend mon.
oy freely to bdilJ our railroads, our col
Ieges, sChooIli5usss churches, aud who
are always 10 thu trout rank With an
open purse when any great goo& to the
people 10 proposed? -
The Radicals.
Who arc tho men who.haygslvsd tho
nation ifoa, ihs blighting eprSS 81 ala!
vory;aho have carlistihe eapIatg til.
umnhantlvFtbfhhgh In {,at a lion, - ho Z.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10
FAcEs roRruE PEOPLE,

FAcIG roRTuE PEOPLE
Prophets, and especially prophets oil
I0yll, always labor 70 make th1tr propGa-
cios good. Three yssrs ago tho Demo,
cratic party sgil that wilhio few years
tbay would DO abba to buy peck OF
grcouhipk bills for a Eve cent coin,-
Pa ibem into power u0l lot Ihem carry
lhoir financial theories into. execution,
and tircir prophecies win DO made good,
Republicans uTo you exciting your.
solves az you ought to thp oaalpoiga2--
Sir up Your neigbbors. Post yo0rsA
aOi spread Republican locumenia, =
FaIt with your noighbors on tho issues
oCtba campaign Urgeslhcm 10 80 10
the poil ON tho fourth TAur.doy Of lhis
npaitlssIfBqu Do notreust2 yourselves
gou vii b6 yssponNblsfo t al evils and
'dRfuls theSWit 20 guro "a Iqllow .
DsmarEatiS ,yiotqyy.' ;,
Let tho Upipn soldiers remSmbaf1hst
YalIaodigbam in speech Ut naywillo
EeaMoty, called you gLpyAL WHgrou-
Es" and thai is the sentj@eql Of every
mpmbotoI tho Cousorvsiys Democratic
paty, aud cogplrod Robert u, Leo an !
$auggalI Jackson, lats gin6rals in The
r9Bal army, 10 George Wilmington
TGpirS no said wore great end gIorioos
,pglhds," whlo tho loyal men Of today
.-Gnut, Sheridan, Th5mAs, 80, were
eIass6d wilH tho traitors aol tories of
1Ra rcYolulian, VIII You vois With
party that allows ilssifIo BIZ lol by such
men?
Keep it aelom tho people, that tho
Democratic party Of to-day, and the
cohperhosd patty Of lbomor, are iIoni
calIy onG and tic Samo, With ptiGcipIes
pnyhaqeel and the some bqdea. That
lho war Dcmncrs@ haseeO part OF pur-
eel @thtlen. but, With fsw exceptions,
are still acting with tba unlon perg
Keep il before the psople, that the
representative men Of The Union Re.
PdyiiaAu party, ere the same men who
sIqod by the Government during the war
aOa saved Il nom Destruction ut the
hands ofFebgls and traitors.
Keep IL before tho pepple, that one
of3bGimportsnl Issues inyelycd in tue
present political c0plssi.ilgSlhe question
wtsrhGr We win gn9lsl 4 Aanirislra
ZION Of our [esislelpte aud our county
Offices to Iofal OF. disloyal mon, Iha
MO political pnrits aow solleEaing for
Tue nssler3an dc ;asa Az iednticeiIy
Iin esslen yigjea fQsipg.
bY ia slno pfiuriplts,4s
0aelhas record Or Loyalty end deyo
ltion 70 lpbiaal. Tie Sber,a rec.
ioFl ~ 0 islsya lly and tfeaeogl Cla any
Inli,h iat lst9 lspgs lslEeeu the
lso 70 ftf TIE government
iHEia M M l;ifaa your old
asa {lnz he un'ou
:.tia siiq paIiy you
lllseaa % no snenL The
pPsrheid',
i7eAs ~.
aae .i! -
~ ,leit orpDs ,
AZ is sl.is you:11
l9p Ppos' q
& g a " \ y, spe!as9lys
Nge ps'Y " sss gtuos'
ls''s q " , ~ y z, a'pot
1'p. pppge sAa I, " sSi
! Z, KS 4
~, N, w
& I, ~ XXI
& WOW isl h hIs bsing ms,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10
LETTER FROM ILLINOIS.
S4NDoyAL, IT,, Sept, 22d,
az. yry.,,,

As you solicit contributions, and ora
aOt particular about tho competition, |
asvo beer encouraged % address you a
!. brio? umunioaioa rEou ,ba Y roads
oltho Prste sara,
ldoub. iramons tho pa!Sona Of tho
Regstgr There Is one Rao Eopdl il with as
mpOs ia!o:os. rs I do, | va3 menbor
o!iho Taiyeanth Rtgimanl West Viz,
siGia Volunteers, which wSro organized
in laCs at Point Pioooaat, aud mustered
OF! st iyhaehag IN 1895, since Which
tlOta | have not Gtea any Of any qsmEadS
and aOdcm hear from West NFSi9@,
except tSropgs lts ssissr, gAas's is
it1G9 loetoi iog With mash interest, ~
ppn,dSl sStsiGtorOstet SWilaoga Of the
growing sseasness of Vast FhsiRis:
She Is destined, as bslisgo. on account
Of her imneusO mineral wealth, to an,
impoltsp'plsde among too States of tho
U nion. AZ
l do hope aud pray t9r too success Of.
tue 0oyiugton inlohio Railroaa ptaj.cI,
the great slcoasty aud imp9rtarOs Of
which oannpl he realized 81 present -
Contemplated bug yoatS ago whsE tho
resources 81 uu energetic people were
homPc:od anl boiloqed by tho non pro,
gre39ivc 0piFit Ola slgye boldlng com.
muaily | SEQ no reason Why ii shoull
not be success, Dow that old thRgs
have ,pa.sed'avay aud uow GdIds Of 10.
dGsfy and wealth rto atIraa.lng tho
capitalists of otbQr siasI to the undo
voIoped resources Of West Virginia.
see ia' the Rrgis'sr moay familorI
namea-taqso viii whom shared the
bardships Of wor in the dark daygoI re-.
beliOr--sad it ila sourosef gratiGsa.
ton to ne 10 know taS aSany of them
are sIill'trto TO tba rri,iciplssfor which
Lhoy lcughI-lor which thousands Of
loyal dead now ttsop ip the vol
Ieys and upou tho mountains. Of Wrginiai
1 HiIe some hGve wondered back upon
90 barren 6oua,djun 81 sin. pI fSiIN
.aA gFnHpiDg at ihi,Grplod6a tEeories Of.
ffs*'s'l Si,g% ~
r Md Q. 49, 5i rs;l..,ol7 Z; "a
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10

Whc was General in Chief OF tho robe
ormios2 Robert :, Leo, sdemccrat,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10

When Ge&drel Greut.Oai'his haipi4
ntny. wsp making ihoiEwa5 from lis
piiiu tbyard,Ritbmond, 6gGtilg a b6l-
Va each lsy aud lsetihg he egemyb Y.
nishR wbat pattyst(sa Y tBSLmet in. "a.
llosGi conSeniiohsals ChtgsEp, and Plo4
haluSed aHe va 4 rfailGtef" tThe so-.
cslisaSt pahocaljo pptly j.el uni9n'
ssldiera fensnber ihis fact, wien askef.
Is lOrn. F6osrs backs oitlhtif friends, ang.
yoIdfJtl6s io-called Democratic par,
~ a-Ll -.------ VI J !. - = - ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10

DomocraicEncnJ, are.ye1 sedlYand
sincerely opposed % aStnlllftf a6varn$
>noaa in tie soulhg n you iAia en-.
bsrtha.miAi6iy t6gefnmonls v agla have
.baeh ataa I'D ID hssfly. fsaot qpits,,
'slltse rsbSfststcg. IS thigsiltas, Epd 4
10, have, bten tcf dis iateHqtanca 81
Aubrey .Sohpsqn, bRsLed, d 10 lsS by
t6olealsfa.oi The, DeUocgaIIe iPstty n
sSEaAls /.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10
RN4 Al RING,

:. GI-Particular dttsaties paid to this part Of
The business, The public lazy Tely upon hay,
rspajpd i1sCodStyle mud OF low rates.
,7riuly,4si -.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10

FShembiL that by esSt5Ig yoursgclg
iottAO DomoeF0iS candidates, 8bu Naie
yoedg fotlAe eG.EdogottsbslS ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10
nARRY r SHERMAN, ,

Pteaileut JoBHs5iRI Antieism a6id;
"My prasguco olStbis oecsaidh win be
the agsccR thht ls@i!l make 1Js.ll AsAad
alweySfcilaEStNtist rdts pf9ssDt
ropGlatlon wQhldbo b0ieE
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Remember dat lRSvoling sEth lhe
Democratic parry, you vote 70 rleks
trpasoQSreepsctablO aud lSys'ty Odi0a',
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10

Keep it ielorc thu people, that tho
Democratic party Of to-day, and the
Oohperhopd patty Of lAower, are iloni
caIIY org and tic same With ptincipIes
qnyhapee,l and the some l9qdea. That
lho war Dcmocrs@ hageqeo part Of pur-
,co wjth.ileni. but with fsw exceptions,
ara sill acting with tbs Uaion PGtg.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10

Keep il before the Speople, that the
representative men Of lhs Union Re,
PiyiiaAa party, ere the same men who
slqod BY the Gogctnnent during the war
and saved IL nom destruction ut the
hands ofyebgls and traitors.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-04-13
A0OtIustMtnts.

ATION OF 10 ~ -
u hLEiNHAMNLR a German s-e a5oat = yesrz- hight
c4mpeiHOn ADJ 49, stzt1e. = -t8rezeep~r. and 30 1854 . Carrier
q TIE EUs.n. q Hsfiu ia san Frsnei-eo. Arrived 10 the
-aldEich ssIar1i- About Jaruary. I,15- Any Information -ll
- thankfully r-c@isaI Ly h- EratAsr c K~LEINHANMEE
jackson Jac.srn Caurty. oregon. ~ IT, TTH SCDEN,
y " CarH-T Bush aul -ansaFue streef-, an lrsfe-cl,
California 81 su
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-04-13
NOTICE.
"a GOING TO THIs

ASIAN GOING TO LEAVE THIS KING
- DIN Er a - months. ny f1-D1s ard customers Nu
c1nEr a favor On ne u -ettirE tt-T accents j. son - pc
slrt-= and all the WLlsz accounts have ten standing fr
TIM past. Eu VI-a.- cal -EI -ftir, - I D8E need the ugcey.
4 aIs1 take tJs orparuri-y % returning ny flaaEs 10 ny
friends AMI cust0uers hT pa-- fynrs. and solicit q Continuance
Mr. PETEE DALTON all Lk- charge q ny tl-i le- IN
ny ah--r--. auI viii b llFays r4iy u accommodate any Who
may EyOr lie ~Eh tLslr P@tr.azs=-
J. P. HCGHEs.
Nareh 30-h- I557. SO I'm
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NOTICE.

g,HE rNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
n -Ii on. RS S-.e< All Bushes Iu--rst Boz h- sore a.
L.LaIl1 % N---r-- Jo.z q WOOD. auI sail-ts Gr ul-m 4
c11taustc- . tn T4-r9r7ss 81 Lb1r4Iy extended q him
LzLauz. March ZI.t- $50 T.. y. ADAMS
HAVING PURCHASED OF Mr.. r. y.
II = ADaE< BE -trz ant B1-il--- AZ tai- piar-. 80 b@g u
Ulriy tie puFI- t14L 1= shall c.l.u1= tE- GlCtsEY ASD
-HiF CUAzDLszY EC-IyE-- ~ th- Od SauL.
JONES Z WOOD.
Laha-nz- March u. 49,. 30 IN
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NOTICE.

T,HE UNDERSTG LEAy-
D iuz ths KlnzisgI- and u9lIl inf5um parties requiring his
services that D. ali op<r-t- fr enc H.l-h from date.
March %. Iss7. SO In ". II. RICHARDS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-04-13

nual salary or tEc President OF the Unifci states,
and larger than tIc expenses Of several OF the
States for the ordinary support oi their N'a'e
Coyernmsrt. An this vast business is done not
upoa credit but upon an actual capital. and the
whole machinery Is worked and directed by one
energetic and controlling mind. 1t woald seem
as If the lamp OF Aladdin had been found.
Though born on the other side of the Atlantic
the Latin maxim