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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-14
HALL.


Committee Of Arrangements
J.J. Cooper, J. G.. Hampton,
Hugh Kelly, IN Cochins,
J. @. Smith, v. Mlatovich,
c. Finley. TT. Asupin.
Invitation Conmittees
VIRGINIA.
+. @. Farm gton, J.C. Curris,
Geo. j. Lammon, T. n. Adams,
Hugh KerrIn, T. p. r. Dlmmoek.
j. G. wilcox, w. T. Warren,
81 Wright, ]. T. Goodman.
NJ. Strousc, WI. Forbes,
jacob Young. Jr., Wm. Wright,
James E%ddington, All Doten,
james N. Cartier, WIN. 8. Woods,
John Kelley, Chss. r. Bieknell,
James E. Parker, B. @. whitman.
Wallace Wright. c. Z. DeLong,
J.. 8. FitEcr. A. w. Baldwin.
Charles A. Sumner. D. g. Adkison,
w. Sharon, ]. H. Latham,
+. A. Tritls, Robt. N. Graves.
Jonas seoly, VIII Campbell.
Charles Bonner, Louis Janin,
c. G. Thomas, p. Buckminster.
j.. L. Rsqua, p. Mckay,
o. y. Carvllle, Up. Wheeler,
d. w. Balch, A. Bassctt,
Joe Stewart, VIM. Woodburn.
Thomas Cordiolle, +. hulcahy,
w. 8. Edwards, G. y. Warner.
w. W. Bishop, w. L. Hoover,
II. n. Eddy, George Douney,
A. L. Edwards, A. X. Grim,
p. Murray, z. Eye.
J. b. Mallon, s. Rosener,
Frank Thayer, N. L. Dexter.
J. G. Clark, J. E. Doyle.
!. ". B. Perry. John Piper.
John GillIg, Thomas Elkus,
Thomas Eager, ii. W. Theall,
G.. N. Collins, E. J. Comerford,
Henry Piper, Geo. w. Hopkins.
i. II. Lannan, Harry Rosenrr.
John Rapp, J.P. Smith,
Splro Vucovich, A. Gentry,
f. Flnck, Mat. Rapp,
W. n. Lowell, J.sproIton.
VIM. Lowe. John Shaw,
II. Bush, Jr., L.. F. Blackburn.
w. 8. Hobart. DR.. Bryarly,
John A. Aoch, z. SiIss,
]. B. Mcintosh, A. 8. Olin,
b. v. Barry, A. Williams,
Charles Jones, Jas. F. Hall.
Il. d. Ferguson, {. +. Hoole.
j.. d. Treat, B. F. Lackey,
Frank Fredcricks, John NoPeck.
A. Brisscher, J. G. Fagg.
GOLD Hill.
J.J. Hayes. J.B. Winters,
VIM. Gibson, T. @. Taylor,
w. II. II. Leo, ]. ". Wright,
A. A. Putnam, John Lambert.
WIN. d. bccgan, Chkt- van Soruef.
j.. Higgins, N. A. II. Ball,
VIM. Cummings, Chns- Foreman,
Philip Lynch, n. Smith,
John H. Mills, W. u. Hall,
w. II. Watson. q. Blanchard.
Reception Committeei
J.C. Aasel, A.G Clark,
+. q. Baker. n. Sennkto,
p. Fitzgerald. w. J, MILAN.
Frank Edwards. George Riley.
Rlnar Mana~aN~
VIM. PenniIon, +. W. Cols,
N. Dablmsn. Marx Feeny.
Floor Direeteri
AUGUSTUS ASH.
uho--.....-..... By p. Rippinshsm's Band
rICKETsI.. ITO be had Of Committee).. ~ OF
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Deaths.

ANDERsON-In OAKLAND, November 10, An
drew Anderson, aged - ycars. -
FICKE-In San Franosco, November ~, Ea"Hu
8. FIoke, aged 50 year.
HAM-In San Ffaneisco. November ~, ME- Az
igal K. Ham, agsd 20 years N
PETERS0N-In San Frsnesco, November W.
Mrs. Margareth Q. Peterson, aged IL years.
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SECOND ANNUAL BALL

KnickerbOcker Engine Co.
n NO 6 Il
xg6 WILL BE HELD ON GllG
THANKSGIVING NIGHT,
Thursday Evening,----..Nov. -, 1857,
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The Tax Collector is in Silver to-day.
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Imperial md Grant Consolidated
Gold and Silver Mining Conpany.-Locatlon Of
works, Wilson's Mining District, Esmeralda
county. State Of Neyada-Notlce. There are
delinGuent on the following described stock on
account Of assessment levied on the tonth day Of
July, 1867, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of tho respective shareholders, as follows:
No, No. No. Amt per Total
Names. Cert0S. Assess. Shs. Share. Amt.
Il PronderSRst.. ~ VI ; w
Alex Clark. l6 II Is l9(
20 % ST. 2 40 90 40 m
X Fricdman-..-.32 10 lm 10 W
John Phclan.-..9 IS 100 II u
Geo Swcaemgcr- 81 62(
Is G6 7--) 32h lW % ~
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GOLD HILL, NEVADA.
rI,uE UNDERSIGNED. ESTABLISHED A
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business entrusted to him with promptness and
care.
Gold, silver aud Ores Of Ever, Descrip.
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And returns Of Buiion made within six hours inBArs
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/. Mcssrs. JOHN and HENRY PIPER
Stage Manage hho.dsn
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Charges Mt snn Francisco Ttnfcs.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
REV YORK.

New IonK, Sept. 24-Times' special
says: Much curority is expressed to learn
what the President action on Gen. Sickles'
case will be. granted i, will certainly af-
ford an excellent opportunity to vindicate
the success Of the military reconstruction
ard if not granted it will be equivalent to 4
vindication Gen. Sickles ridiculous dis>
patch chat il not granted the latter intends
TO resign and take to the stump,is too sbsurd
for serious contradiction.
Trbune's special says: 4 dispatch in
this correspondence Of yesterday concern.
ing anticipated postpGnement Of elections
in the South was official, coming from the
President himself
Grant has not yet had any communica.
ton with the Military Commanders on the
subject OF pcstponement ofthe elections
According to the President be and General
Grant had agreed that such . course should
be taken, but although this allie ed uuder>
standing hes been existing for several days
Gen. Grant has as Jet taken no steps in
the matter and it is given out semi officially
be will do nothing neither in the way Of or
ering or suggesting, but will leave every.
thing with the Military Commanders. Ac>
cording to this statement Of the situation,
If Mr.. johnson wants . postponement he
will Be compelled to order it on his own re-
sponsibili'y.
This forenoon . ward Of Hon. Thad Ste.
vens residing here received dispatch dated
"a. n, to-day saying that Mr.. Stevens 10
dying. Nothing further has beer heard
He has dropsy on the chest.
ALBANY, Sept. "a The Evening jour-
nal this afternoon, takes strong grounds in
favor Of Incorporating the principle Of inn
partial manhood suffrage upon the platform
Of the republican convention ct Syrac use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Receipts by the
Board I'll LAcise for licenses this year
amount TO $l,1G2,e
G.. W Clarke, the well known actor, died
suddenly of heart disease on Sunday.
II g. Horton, editor of the Day Book,
die to day
The colnred citizens Of New York and
Brooklyn celebrated the anniversary OF
the emancipation proclamation to-day. A
grand parade OF oolortd troops and loyal
lesguers took place.
The examination of he case of CALI
colt and Others, charged with having de-
frauded the Government out of some 49,
900 worth of whisky has commenced.
The tenth anniversary of Fulton street
prayer meeting was celebrated to-day.
Judge Belts has refused the application
from the keatucky Bourbon Co. to have
their seized property placed in bond. upon
furnishing ample security to abide the is
sue Of the prosecution.
The money reported lost by Merchants
Union Express Co. has been recovered. II
is said the messenger who removed the
money is insane. In an interview with the
agent of the Co, this morning. he confes
sed what he had done, aud returned the
money, which amounted to only about
100000
The Commercial says that Warnamaker
and Brown, extensive clothing merchants,
in Philadelphia, failed for $250,000.
TRor. Sept 23.-About million feet Of
lumber was burned last night in the yard OF
J. n Freeman & Co.. West Troy. 1t was
valued at .U00-insurance light. Two
horses belonging to Mr.. Parter, valued At
So oop, were burned
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

ST. LOUIS, Sept 23-The rates Of freight
TO Vicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans
we're advanced to-day rs follows: Flour
potstoes, &c, 81 90; pork. 81 IS; whiskey
$500 per barrel; corn and oats, 6Dc pei
sack: hay ard heavy weight freight, 6oc
light do. 81 90 per 100 lbs. Barge rates are
luc on -four, l5c on pork and &c per sack
end leo lbs lower than the above rates pei
steamers
TIE rivcr is still falling here with less than
six feet water TO Cairo and less than five fee,
on Philips Bar between there and Mem
phis; to keokuk there lie but three and ball
feet. The Missouri is rising slightly at st.
Joseph, bu. it is not sufficient to improve
navigation
In the stallion race to-day between Kirk.
wood, Pilot Temple, Patchen, st. Paul
and Clifford. for $780, best three in five,
Kirkweod won I'd, Sd aud 5th heats in g.
90 1-2, 2.29 and 235.
Pilot Temple took Is. and 4,h heats in
229 1-2 and 2.32 lie.
On Wednesday Brown George and run
nidg mate will trot against Gen. Butler
and Patchen, to saddle, for purse Of g..
mo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. 23-Gen. Sherman, Gen
Terry, Capt. Teltord, Senator Henderson
and Mr.. White, of the Indian Commission,
arrived in this city at noon to-day. The dis.
tinguished party attended the billiard tour
nament for the benefit OF the Soldiers Fair,
which opened this evening at Brunswick's
sample rooms on State street.
A hack driver named McNulty, was held
in 81, 600 bail to-day, charged with being
accessory to an attempted robbery of two
young men, whom he bsrgained to convey
to their homes at an carly hoHr this morn
ing.
The Evening Journals Springfield, Ills :,
special says: Hon McCullum, our member
Of Congress, will lie we this city this cye
ming for ONO, 10 participate in the cam
plign now in progress in that State. He
will be accompanied by Hon. &. S. Orth, of
Indiana.
The fourth anniversary Of the issuance Of
the r.manc patton Proclamation by Presi.
dent Lincoln, Was celebrated to day by the
colored population Of this city, who turned
out in large numbers and paraded the
streets in procj ssion, dressed in regslia. and
healed hy two bands of music. The cere.
many passed off very orderly.
The State Library and offices of the Sec
rotary OF state are now undergoing thor
ough rem ceiling and repairing.
lie Morgan county agricultural and me
chauicai fans will commence at Jacksonville
tomorrow.
The journals Cincinnati special says that
Chief Justice Chase arrived here on Satur
day. and will remain till after the election,
in order TO cast his vote for the negro SUI
TRACE amendment.
Ben Wade remains in this city and has
rooms at the Burnett House, which is con.
stantiy thronged with expectant office
e,kers.
Cyrus G.rret, wel-known flour manu-.
facturer OF this city, died suddenly last
Saturday of congestion of the brain.
The Grsni Army of the Republic of
this city viii give brilliant welcome to-
morrow 10 General Logan.
ga large number of citizens Of New Or
leans arrived here, having fed from the
yellow fever
| The journals Of Madison announce tn at
the state Fair opened splendidly to day
The prospect for successful exhibition
was never better. The weather is favora.
BILE and we have the promise OF the fiaest
| State Fair ever held in Wisconsin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
Foreign news by Atlantic Gable

MANCHESTER. Sept 80 The funeral of
policeman Perkins, who was kiliei by the
mob on Friday. took place to lay and was
largely attended by the citizens Arrests
still continue OF the parties implicated in the
riot.
PARIS, Sep; % The annual Paris races
took place over sthe longchamps Course
yesterday. The attendance was very large
and the excitement great The great race
of the day for the grand prize OF Paris was
wonby Pattucien.
FLORENCE, Sept % Glribaldi made his
appearance at Arezzo, forty miles from this
city.
LonDoN, Sept. 23.-Later advices from
Rio Janeiro state that the allied forces have
made no further advance. Since their re.
cent success they were lying idly before the
Par-euiyian Notifications a. Humaita Gen.
Mitre is in command Of the combined Bra
lillian and Argentine armies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

Ebkk. w. r. A'hsCVAs
AFFICE ON THIRD STREET, BETWEEN
~ Brady and Main streets.
Office hours, to 10 A. NJ. 2 to I +. NJ, 7 TO
Eveg. Residence, Brady ~. bet. sth and oh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
MISSOURI.

ST. Louis, Sept. "a: The 18th Kansas
Regiment left Fort Hays on Sunday for Fort
Larned 20 protect the Indian Commission
ers.
Omaha dispatches say: Commissioner
Taylor is denying the reports Of corre>
spondents from the Council az the North
Platte. Reporters re affirm their statement
and say the Pawnee. killer" did leave the
council and painted his face red Is token
Of war, and rode away in disgust. They
also say it is believed by those who best
know Indian character that chiefs who did
profess peace, made promises only to gain
time and ammunition.
Five fatal cases Of cholera were reported
in Omaha yestel day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
LATE NEWS
Ri. TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The business
which occupied the attention OF Sir freder
ick Bruce. Just before leaving Washington,
related 10 L. :. claims against Great Britain
owing 10 rebel depredatlons. and questions
growing cut of Fenian movements, invoIy-
ing the conditions Of prisoners in the hands
of Her Msjesty's government.
The @. II. General published roll Of hon
or, No. II, containing names of soldiers who
died in defence OF American Unicn, Inter
red in national cemeteries at Chattanooga,
Stone river. and Knoxville.
Conn. Wilson OF General Land ONCE has
received final returns Of survey Of great
and little Usage Indian lands. coded In court
10 the U. s., lying east Of Arkansas river.
The Navy Department has received
lengthy dispatch from Admiral iefragut'
giving an account OF his visit TO the Rus
alan iron clad feet in Yong Sund and
Roads by his squadron, August 3Oth. Great
honors were paid our officers and vesscls-
The Russian signal order Of the day contains
under the signal flag, the inscription both
in English and Russian the words, Let US
remember the glorious example OF Farrsgut
and his blowers at New Orleans and Mo-
bile" In the evening every vessel in the
Russian squadron was brightly illuminated
The war sloop Dale ieached Annapolis
yesterday.
The late Assistant Secretary of the Navy,
Fox, has presented through the State De-
partment TO the library OF the Smithsonian
Institute u valuable assortment of books
given him BY the Emperor during his visit 10
Russia. Some are extremely valuable. On
ly few personally pre- sented TO Fox ~ the
Emueror are retained by him under author
ity Of Congressional resolutions. The do
nation embraces one hundred and sixty
nine volumes.
Judge Kinney pronounces the charges of
gross injustice and fraud In dealing with the
Indians. as stated to have been made by
John w Smith. 10 be maliciously false.
la correspondence published between
Kinney and Acting Indian Commissioner
Silk, the latter fully sus.ains Kinney, and
says no funds have been placed in his hands
or those Of other special commissioners for
the purchase Of goods or presents for the
Indians
No decision in the.case Of General Fitz
John Porter whose appeal is still under
consideration by the Attorney General, in
connection with the objections from Gen.
cral Pope, who considers himself party
in the,case.
A dispatch to the war department fran
Dry Tortugas says the sickness is not aba
ting.
Generals Sheridan, Hancock, anc Egan
and Hon W. f. Robinson bad an inter
view with the President to-day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
LOUISIANA.

NEw OnLsAxs, Sept. 23.-Aceording to
the Republicans figures, the whole number
Of deaths from yellow fever from its com>
nencement to Saturday morning, was ,2l4.
The deaths during the "a hours ending
Sunday morning we're 50, and for the "a
hours ending this morning, wero rs. be-
ing the largest foe any two days since the
epidemic began.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
DE-. -. -. WGsx.Eg.
Homeopathic Physician.
w. p. aylrNCNEl.. Denairt.
SPHINX A. MORTON.

- iYSfCIAN AND SURGEON. Office, No
Il 81 Brady stresti. up s;airs) Residence
on lith st.. bet. brady and Main. octsd-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

BcsroS, Sept. 23-The following gen
tlemen will act IS pal. bearers ct the fu
neral Of Sir Frederick Bruce to morrow
Governor Bullock, Monsieur Berthsny
French Minister. Senator runner, H.
Pratt, Of the State department Hon
Samuel Hooper. Henry W. Longfellow
Richard b. Bayard, Mayor Norcroes. The
Custom House will be closed from ter
O'Clock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. % Gen. Sheridan
will leave Washington "Wednesday and reach
Philadelphia at o'clock p. m. Prepara.
lions are making for his reception
LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. 23.-flon. Thsd.
deus Stevens was attacked with severe in
disposition Saturday, hut is much better
to-day. His friends hore he will regain
his strength in time to resume public du-
ties
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

"Al men think all men mortal but them.
selves
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SMALL n CHAPMAN,

CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS - sEoP ON
ID rrnav street bewesn Sixth and Seventh streets
pa-euport. Iowa. Orders solicited, and contracts
made on reasonable terms, nugiT-dly
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LATEST News
M TELEGRAPH,
To THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.


CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-The Tribune's Wash.
ington special says: Gen. Kyle, Of Tenn,
yesterday knocked down the Presidents
son>in>law, Senator Patterson, in political
alteration Patterson was drunk, and had
slapped Gen. Kyls's face.
The large furniture shops Of j. Reynolds,
Milwaukee, together with several small
buildings adjoining, were destroyed by fire
last night. Loss S32 900. No insurance.
A Nashville special gives Coy. Brownlow's
order to Gen. Cooper, commanding the
State Guards, calling upon him 10 bring to
Nashville Immediately all the troops he can
command to project the election officers in
holding the election under the franchise
lsw, and authorizing him TO call on Gen
thomas for additional force, ii necessary.
Gen. Cooper, in response issues al order
warning them against attempting to hold any
election in violation Of the franchise lau.
and piedging protection TO all persons EN-
titled TO vote.
The election officers held a meeting last
night and resolved to hold the ele tion at
all hazards.
The Minnesota State Temperance Conven.
tim meets at Rochester to day. 1t will
probably not nominate third ticket
Judge Reese, Of Georgia, refuses to carry
OUT Gen. Pope's recent jury order. Gen.
Pope has requested him to resign.
Gen. Snendan called on the President
yesterday. The interview was brief and
confined mostly to the compliments Of the
day.
I Gen Sheridan leaves Washington for the
west ria Philadelphia on Wednesday. At
the latter city an ovation is preparing for
him. Notwithstanding he declined the hcn>
or Of reception when waited upon yester,
day BY committee from that city.
Gen. Grants recommendation for court
! Of inquiry in Sickles case reached the Presi-
dent yesterday.
/ Gems. Hancock, Sheridan and Sickles
were serenaded in Washington last evening.
1t is estimated tina. there were between So
900 and 10000 persons present. Generals
Hancock and Sheridan returned thanks. -
Scaes spoke for IN hour in defense of the
military government in the South.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-lt 10 LEANED from
New Orleans that the President Of the How
ard Association, has received sufficient
money to defray the expenses Of the Asso-
citation thus far. The expenses ct present
are a. 900 per day. Applications from so
families were registered yesterday, in some
Of whom every member vas sick.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

HOuSE AND SiGS PAINTERS, GRAIN
IL ERS. Paper hangers. Glaciers. &C. shop
ornsr lain aud Fifth sts. uch2g-dly
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CANADA.

KisosTos, c. W., SEP. 23.-On Sunday
morning the Waterman of Mortons bEe very
and dis,illery, named Driscoll, was mur.
dered by party of ruffians. The safe be-
longing to the establishment was after
verbs broken open and abou, sc 500 stolen
TIE murderers were traced 10 Waterloo, \.
u, where three of them were arrested.
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C0mmisxiOn Merchants and AnetiOnerps.

UUY AND SELL GOODS AND MERCHANDISE,
ID aud second hand goods o. every description.
Once and = ore south east conner of I'd and Scott
streets. Davenport. sep.-dtf
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cAllE0RNll.

SAN FRASctsco. sept. 23.-Among the
passengers 90 steamship Sacramento ar.i.
wing yesterday, Is Gen. Rosseau and G.. N.
Dodge. U. 8. Rev. Collector for Alaska.
who sails on the Jno. L. Stevens in few
days. with detachment Of troops for the
new territory.
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Painter. lilnxier. Vvhttener and
Paper Hanger.

NO. q Etsf % 81, Bkf HHADT AND FkREY
RESPECTFULLY CALL
49,, ] the attention OF the public TO
x---tEfh The fac, that attend to AZ kinds
Of House and Sign Painting
Wall Coiuring. whitening. Paper Hanging, Glazing
etc. Ill OF which l. promptly done and In a manner
that canIot fail 10 give the complete sarfao ion
s,harves moderate Gall and see i,lT-d
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SMITH THE AATTER
FOR ST. AND UPWARD
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HATS for figures broad and burly,
HATS for straight hair and curly,
HATS for faces melancholy,
HATS for features bright and jolly;
HATS for gentlemen of standing,
HATS that give look commanding;
HATS for walking, riding. driving,
HATS dull faces look alive in;
HATS for pic.nic and excursions,
HATS for holidays diversions:
HATS that stand all kind of mauling,
HATS for every trade and calling,
HATS for travelling. sporting, sailing,
HATS grease proof, in storms unfalling,
HATS air>chambereI, Smiths lining,
HATS with which to cut shine in;
HATS OF many shapes uncommon,
HATS admired By lovely woman;
HATS with which a room to enter,
HATS for scores Of wild adventure;
HATS OF quiet styles for pastors,
HATS low-crown, your knowing castoss
HATS oft sent hundred miles for,
HATS that boys and misses sigh FOR,
HATS that even babies cry for;
HATS for landsmen and for sailors.
HA s that grace the work for tailofs;
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VERMONT.

MONTPELIER, VI, Sept. 23.-Hon. Stod.
dard X. Colby. Register of the United
States Treasury, died at Haverhill, N. H.,
Saturday night, where he was on visit.
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AS A HOUSEHOLD MEDICINE.

oasness Of medicine IL any proof Of its value
. restorative. The truth il, that il the palate
revolts against sremedy. II cannot do much
good. HOSTETTERS bl1TERS are not un-
pleasant TO the taste, and always soo,he and
quiet, instead Of irritating the stomach. Indeed,
they are the best ksowp preventive Of and cure
for nausea. Their usefulness % . family sps.
cifc can scarcely be over-rated. For sickness
At the stomsch, sudden spssn,. wind collie, hys,
terics, nervous headache. lsssiiuds. low spirits,
tinually occurring In sverv family, there IL NO.
thing comparable 10 them. whole mediciae
chest full Of tinctures, essenees, powders, and
pilia. e not worth single bottlexsf the hit.
TIERS In such Gases.