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YORK, SUNDAY JANUARY G. 1867.


A PARTNER wANyED-ro ESTABLISH A GENERAL
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$4,000 against ianoence and trade Of thirty sandin
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NouCE.--A COMPANY on THE. WILLIAM WALSH
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LARGE NUnBER or NEW AMP SECOND HAND
n Bu1isrd Tables, val improved csnbiDstion
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TANKS vAuTBp-fHRBB on POUR WOODEN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB yo,. Ia, ,sc
Members Of the American Jockey Club and their fam
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At Jerome Park. on Tuesd.y January 8;
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Pm
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the Of Grand and Elizabeth Streets Monday
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NJ EMILE GUY. BOOKSELLER, VALPARAISO AND
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An Act to Prescribe an Oath Of Office

The following il the oath Of office re
frrrrd To in The 9th section Of he "Rscon.
s,ruciion Ac'." and also in the 9th OF the
Supnl"mrmtnr. Bill:
Be il enacted That hereafter anv person
elected or appointed To anv Office of honor
.nr profit unicr the gnv"rnman, Of he Uni.
ted States. either in the civil. miiitarv or
naval department of the public s-rvc~, ev
cent the President Of the United St-tes.
shnn before entering upon the duties Of
such office. and before being entitled to any
Of the SALARY or other rmolInent thereof.
take and subscribe the fnlInwing o11h or
a'rmntinu: ~. a b., do ~"lemdlv swear
(or affirm that have never Voluntarily
borne arms against the u : sinrr I have
h-en n citizen thereof; th I have volunta
rilv given no mid, co, nterance, counsel or
encouragement I" persons en- yng"d in arm.
I'D host jlitV u "ret"; that | hive never
sought nor accepted nor attempted to ex-
PrrSe the functions Of nnv otiir" whatever
unh"r a"v'nu horitv. ar pr"ir.d.I a"thnritv.
in hostility to the United States .thrt
have not 'ia'd"d n v"lnnrary support %
anv pretended government, power or con
stitn'ion within rh- United States hostile
for afIm) that to the best of nv knowh
edge and ah ltv. ! will snnporr aud defend
the constitution of the United States against
al enemies. f"reign aud d"nr-sric; that |
viii. bear iru" faith und rllrgian"e to he
same that t,ke this oh!rga ion freely
u hNut an, mental reservation "r pnrpo~r
&c evasion. and that l. will well and faith
fully di-chnrgc the duties Of the "ffirG on
which ] nm about to enter SO help me
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Court ilou~c~ f Tongr"sS. or the drpnrt
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And anv p"~s'n VIII" NAV f.lStlv tax" said
oath shall 3D. yu'liv "f p"rjiry, and on con
vic'iOn in addition to the prnaltirS NOW
prescribed f. 'ha' of nee -hrli I've drrriv-
I'd { hs office. and reni-r-i incap bic
forever nf'..r. Of holding any Office or place
under the Uri,ed S'a'aS
Approved Julv , 1852
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Proposed Constitutional Amendment.

The 70 flowing IL the Cons itutional A.
mendment referred 20 in the 18th section of
the "Reconstrucrion ari"
ARTICLE XIV.
Section !. All PERSONS horn or naturaIized
in the United States and subject 10 the in.
risdiclion thereof are eiizens Of Ih. Unit ed
Sfatrs ard nfthe State wher-in they re- ,ife
No State shall make or eRforee any Inv
which shah abridgc the privilege. ar immu
mites of citizens Of the United States nor
shall any State deprive any psrsnn of life.
liberty or property, without due process Of
law, nor deny TO any person within its ju
risdiction The equal protection Of the la vs..
Sec . Representatives shall be appor.
toned among the several States acco riding
to their respective numbers, counting The
whole number Of person. in each Siats9x
ending Indians not taxed But when Inc
right 10 vote at any election fo. the choice
"t oectora for Presi1s Mt and Vice President
OF the UAitsd States, Representatives in
Congress, Executive and Judicial CEicers
Of State. or the mem bers Of the Ls1isIa-
'u'e tbersof, !s denied to any Of tss male
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TERMS:
ADVERTISEMENTS

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per square f'r the flrst, aud one dollar pr
square Tor each subsequent lnse rion A
,qu,re to consist Of the space of TEs LIsEs,
Brewer type. No advertisement considered
less than u square.
The number ~ Insertions muat be written
on each advertisement. or they will be inser-
ted till ordered out aud charged Accordingly
The :ol,wmg prices will he charged for all
vertisemeuis 10y contract, from which there will
DE no va'yiug
months. q months. wear.
Quart"r'No'umn, 5000 $4,000 $500
Halt-Cu'nmu, 5000 1000 su.gO
One o!umu, 4JUO G5.QO 1000
Business c,rds one year 1900.
do do six mOulhS IS 90.
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ssS CoWmpuicatous recommending candi.
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dlv'dnal Interest, charged at advertising rates
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inhabiianis of such Slasr, being twenty one
years uf age and citizens df the Uni.d
States. ur in any way abridged except for
paricipatinn in rebellion or other crime, the
basis Of representation therein shall BE- re-
duced in the proportion which the number
Of such male citizens sh,ll bear TO the
whole number or male ritizens twenty one
years of age In such State
Sec. 3. No person shall be a Senator or
Representative in Cougrees. " elector of
Presidrn' und Vice-president or hold anv
office. civil or military. under the United
States or uader anv State. wno. having pre-
! vinusly taken nm oath ms n menb.r sf Goa
! grrsS. or IA an officer of the United States,
o. as n memner of any Sta'e l." yi-larure. or
~ an Exrrn,ive or judicial Officer of anv
Stnt> 10 support the Ion ntiituiior of n"
United States, shall have engaged in insur
recsiou or rebellion against the same, or
! given aid and co 'nfort To The enemies there.
IF But Congress- may, by vote If two
thirds of each House, remove such disabili
ty.
Sec. a. The validity Of the public debt of
the United States authorized BY law. in
GLIDING debts incurred for pavment Of pen
siuns and bouniie~ for services in suppress
ing imsnrr.cti"n or rrhel'inn. shalt not DO
! quesri med But neither the Un;trd Sta ~
nor nnv State shall assume or pay any irbt
or ob'igntion incurred in aid of insurrecriOn
sOr Rebellion against the United S;a'cs. ar
any claim for the loss or .mnncipa'inn Of
arv slave; bur all such debts, ouliyu'ions
and claims. shall be held illegal and void
| Sec. 5 The Cnngre-I shall have power
to enforce ~ appropriate legisla ion the
provi>u of this article
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GROTESTEEN d. co,
P iano Forte M Manufsc
A09 Broadway, y. Y. =,

TllESE PIANOS, rcceivei Tie fIighe.t
L Award Of Merit at the World, Fa.,
over tie brst makers from London, Paris,
'~'mnny IA" cities of New York, Philadel.
pN~. Baltimore and Boston; nlso, the Gold
Medal at the Amc-ican lrs,iiu;c, for Five
successive years Our Pi,noA contain tho
French Grand Action, Iiarp Pedal, Over.
strung Ba-s, Full Iron Frame, aud Ill Mod.
ern imnrovemrnts. Every Instrument war.
raa'ed Five years Made under The super.
vision Of Dir. J. II Grove-tren, VINO have
practical experience Of over thirty Eve
years aid il TIVE maker Of over eleven
thousand piano foric- Our fac'li tes for
manufacturing eunte us TO sell these ia.
strumen's ron 500 10 s2Uo cheaper than
aGv first elias. piano forte.
Dec. 8, Oily. ..
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TIE CLEANER
Empire Sewing Machine 90.

Principal Office, GIG BrorioIy Ns,O York
GREAT Improvement IN Sesing Ma.
~ chimes. EmPire ShItrlo, Crank No
ton Sewing Machine |! is thus rendered
nni-slrss IN ac'ioa It's motion being ali
positive. II isnot liable 10 GEL ont nf orisr
IL is the best Family MAchInai Notice 1.
e"ii'd 10 our ns@ and improved uanufsc
inr'ng Machine. for Tailor. and Boot and
Shoe file's Agents waa,ed. to whom a
liberal discount will be given. NJ Goa.
Signment- made
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE co.
Dec. o, 65-ly
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N, !. ADVERTISER RNfS
LATEST FL STIONS DEMAND
]. W. Bradleys Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELhIPrIC
'(OR DOUBLE sPRiNG)
S TX. II B II

THE w onderful Hexibiitv and great com.
fort md pleasure to anv Lady weaving
the Duplex Elliptic skirt will be experienced
particularly in all crowded Assemblies.
Operas, Carriages, Ra lrord Cars, Church
Pcws. Arm Ch.ir-, for Promenade and
House Dress, AZ the skirt can BE- folded
when IN n@c 4" occupy a small place aa
easily aud conveniently rs n silk or Muslin
Dress, an nVnlnuble Gurlity in eriuoline,
not iound in anr Single Spring Skirt.
a Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure,
Comfort and Great Convenience Of wearing
lha Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for
u single d,y wiz Never afterwards Wiling.
!, dispense ith their use. For Children,
Misses and Young Ladies they are superior
TO all others
Tueg will not bend or break. ike the Sin.
gle Spring, hat will preserve their perfect
nnd gracrrn! Shape when three or four or.
drnury SkItr will have been thrown aside
~ useless. The Hoops are covered with
double and twisted thread, and the bottom
rods are not unly double springs. but twice
(or douLlr) covered: prevc r,iuC them from
wearing out wheu dragging down sloops,
stairs, &c.
The Dnpl"x EIipFc is great ravori,e
WIKI Az ttutt" Aiu ~ h..lNtr-nliN recon-
meud,d bv the Fashion Magazine m tho
STANDARD Skirt Of the fashionable world.
To rrjov the following iues,imrblc nd.
vanages IN e,rnoilne, viz superior qua i,y,
perfrc, manufacture, stylish shade and
hnisl. Il, AibiIttv, durability, comfort and
economy. enquifc f,r w. Bradley'a Du-
plrx Elliptic. or Double Spring SEirt, and
be- sure you get the genuine article.
CAUTION TO guard against imposition
be rnrtirmlnr {" notice taat skirts offered AZ
| "nnpl"x" have th" red ink stump. viz: "J.
". Brailey'S Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs"
| upon the waist band hone others are geuu-
in" Also notice that "very Hoop will ad.
mi, n pin being plssed through the centre,
| thhS revealing the two (Or dnnble) springs
braided i"grihrr Therein. which ~ tina secret
of their ilrNiblitY nnt strength, tnd com.
binstion not 10 be fOhnd in any other
! Skirt.
Frr Sale in all Stores where First Class
Saints m" sold throughout the United
| Sizes and rl-cwhcrr
Mann'ac,urci bv the Sole Owners Of the
Patent,
VESTS. BRADLEY Il CARY,
o. Chambers & - & 81 Rcade Sts, N. Y.
Jan. 80 II, 1867 -3mo.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

CHARLOTTE MAIL.
Arrives at Lancaster Court House, Wednesda,
AID saturday, at l2 IN.
Departs We inesday aud Saturday at p. m,
JEFFERSON MAIL.
Departs Thursday at a. IN.
Arrives fitsy II II a. m
CAMDEN via Liberty Hill.
Departs Wednes ay at 8 u. m.
Arrives Friday st4 p. m.
PI\EVlLLE MAIL.
Departs Thursday at a. m.
Arrives Friday At p. IN.
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NOR WORK

Will lie executed with nratness and dispatch
aud on accommodating terms.
a. THE CASH f,r Advertising and job
Wo'k Nil he required in all Instances ~ soon
asithe WORK - rendered. Writt'n orders, to
secure aitention, must bo accompanied with
the caah.
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PR0SP ECTUS
OF rHE CHaRLEsros SEM WEEKLY AND
WEEKLY News.


The publishers oi tho Charl, ston Daily
News have mach pleasure 10 informing The
pnblc that TIE ii'Ht nuorber Ut their lort,.
promised Semi Weekly edition will be
Issued on Saturday, tho Sd of November,
aud vii be regularly published thereafter
on Wednesdays and SATURDAY.
A has been bef ore stated. IA will be thu
endravor Of the Publishers TO make lbs
paper in every way worthy uf the public
patronage. IL viii contain a variety ID
mater. consisting Of stories, literary news,
family gossip, etc which will not DO found
in the Daily, and MI hare all The ed,torials
and news Of inreret transit, Trrd from that
lssne. The market reports will be fall and
reliable
The Weekly edition OF the News will
also be commenced on SUNDAY Mornipg,
:hs Al Of NnvrInhrr, and will be issued
regularly thsresf or every Sunday mornings
lhia paper will be entirely originsi IN iiscif
aud will be made up independent Of the
other editions II will contain the latest
telegraphic news from all parts OF the coun.
try, besides having Interesting selvcfiona,
stores, literary i,eins aud book reviews
gossip, late market reports. City aud State
items, etc etc.
Terms Sf S"mi Weekly ...s5 90 n wear.
Terms OF Wsekly ......I s3 90 a year.
No subscription will DO received us!ess
accompanied VITA the cash.
CATlfCART, MCMILLAN g. MORTO
:, No. 10 Hayne street,
November ], sc Charleston, 8. C.
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Just Reooived.

DOCK ISLAND JEANS. AT Factor,
Ii pucs. Cotton aud Wosl Cards
1 barrel Blss Fish.
/ Mgllets. AZ J. ID. bCYD'S.
Nov. 10th, 1866.
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burning,
And dark mista drSpe thee, like a dream.
land spell,
While TO thy fading shores my soul is
turning
In one long, passionate-oue last fare
Adieu,speet South proud Princess OF the
ocean
Thou darkreyed daughter of n sun bright
sphere;
Thy hearts now hushed-on.e wild with
all emotion
Thy passions stifsd like an unsh.d tea..
Of late thou stood'.t erect, BY wrongs made
frantic,
But now Thy marble brow lies low, where
The cold blue waters Of the drear Allan
Thou broken lilly by dark ming wave.
w.
'Tis hard to leave thee thus, loved land
to sever
The best and dearest ties Of life below,
10 turn away from thee, oh Home, forever,
For childhood's home is NIL the heart con-
sents TO know.
V.
But harder still il il, TO see thee trammelod;
Thy regal Beauty in the dust laid low;
Deep degradation on thy brow enameld--
Cursed chained insuited by a ruthIes.
VI.
Ay, harder, far, TO know thy strength al
shattered,
And wrongs heapcG on thee with despo,ic
might;
Then faro thee well, sweet Queen-dead
Empress. fcttered,
Thou great souId martyr at the Throne of
Right.
Thou strain of music, by the North-wipd !
scattered,
Thou ruined fortress, where 40 ivie. twine, !
Thou white magnolia, by a rude hand shat
tered,
Thou bresthcss censor at 4 vacant shrine
And mus; it aye be thus? No hope with |
future blended!
Oh, Heaven restore her scep;rs; oh, God
give back her dead;
Yet no; no mors-'Iis pas', It's done, It's
ended,
Her spirit proud is broken !--hsr soul, her
soul has h,d
No more, oh, South, in high defiance lifted,
ThouIl spurn intruders iroa Thy sacred
strands;
No mora with love and inspiration gifted,
Thou'h kiss the blood stains from heroic
hands.
X.
Brief months ago and thou did'.t live,
though straining
Thy shield upon thy bosom to hide thy
bleeding heart;
Id rather thou vert thss, with one hope
yet remaining,
Than see thee tho calm cnp'ive-psor VIC
tim that thou art
Once did dream, when War had ceased it's |
RACES,
That cen thy very conqueror would honor
thy fair fame;
But honor.-hOnor shade Of knightty
ages,
He never knew its neanins-cannot com.
prehend the name.
Esch vising to invent some insult for the
morrow,
Ills mniens wrangle DER thy lif4less form,
All madly drunk with carnage AID with
horror,
Like Dsmoas, or Ike Furies in the night.
sea storm
XIII.
All, well-be hush'd nv ksart!-thou'lt
know this mystery,
When spirit clsaves from matter, when my
body's meath the sod
My country truly died to m. ke q page in
history!
1t was Fate; ay, it was Justice twas Des.
tiny twas God!
XIV.
Oh, Heaven-extinguish he'd star thy rays
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Empire Shuttle Sewing MachInes
ARR SUPERIOR 70 ALL OTHERS ~
For FaniIyaaa Manafacturing Purposes.
Agents wasted. Address, a
EMPIRE s VI. co.
Dec 5, 'e6-iy. els Broadway, N. Y,
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The weekly News, cont siniug twrnty
eight columns Transcript Of the Daily
Tines, is published every TUESDAY, a, 80
per ahnum Clubs of tea or more, 81 SO,
and copy 10 the gcttsr up gratis.
Terms Of advertising in the Dailv and
Ti Weekly Times. one square item lin ,s o,
less) 100 foI first insertion and 90 cents 70,
each Sub-eqasnt insertion. A reasonable
deduction made for advertisements inserted
Tor longer period than one month
Advertisements inss.ted in the Weekly
News al 3 LOO per square for each in-ef
tion. All letters on business with the above
publications should he Addressed TO,
WARIHG g. HERRON,
Charlotte, N. c.
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THE CAROLINA TIMES
CHARLOTTE, N. c

cHAHLOTTE, N. c.
s poblished Daily aud rrrWeeklv, and
l. Furnished TO Subscribers, upon the fol.
lowing terms:
DAILY TINES, one year.. $1,000
sik m"nths.... .s... 500
three months .. 400
TAI WEEKLY lines, oLe yesr.. 49,. 500
SIX months. 800
three months, 400
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? @ E 7 E Y
From the New Era"
10 THE SOUTH.
Inscribed 10 an Er1le.
BT NARY II. D.

Farewell, O South thine evening star 10
burning,
And dark mis,s drHpe thee, like a dream.
land spell,
While TO thy fading shores my soul is
turning
In one long, passionate-oue last fare
well
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-19

The jealous man is alwuz a huntin.
Ho is alwuz a huntiu for sumthin tnat
he don't expekt to find, and after he
has foand It, he is mad bekause he has.
These fellers don't believe in spooks,
and YET they are about the only folks
who ever seen emmy. A jealous man is
alwux happy jist In proportion az he is
miserable. Jealousy is a disease, and
it is q good deal like sea-sickness--
dreadful sick and kant vomit,-Jo'h
Rillinds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-19

E9r washoe Exchange Billiard Saloon. oppo-
site Enterprise Building. O street, Virginia. six
fno tables with latest improved cushion. and in
good order. Finest wines, liquors and cigars. A
comfortable place TO stand read the Atlantic and
Pacific papers. Call and see. tdr3-al
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-19

wuv !, a mad bull an animal Of con-
yiyial disposition? Because he offers !"
horn TO every one he meets.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-19

Ar what time should an ~inn-keeper
visit an iron foundry? When ne Wan''
a bar maid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-19

A MINISTER having preached the same
discourse to his people three times, one
of his constant hearers said to him after
II service, "Doctor, the sermon you gave
us this morning had three several read
ipps move that it now be passed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-19

READ THIsl-Fresh Shell Oysters. Fresh
CLANS. Game of all kinds. and a First-elass
Lnneh, can be had at 0LIvER SEER's Refresh
msnt Stand. In Gibson & Cross Saloon, Gold
Am, at all hours. u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-19

CHARITY, it is said, covereth a multi.
tude of sins. A great many never put
on this covering but let the sins go pare.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-19

A Paris physician says that six cigars
a day will shorten a mans life six
years. Then twelve cigars will shorten
il ten years, and q proportionato num-
Der will kill him on the spot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-19

WHAT reason have we to believe that
Noah brewed beer in the ark? Because
a kangaroo was seen going on board
with hops.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-19

A DANGEROUS character the man VINO
Il takes life /" cheerfnlly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-19

FLRAs.
Iyos,s MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER is sure and GER
tain death TO everything OF the Insect s~pecie-fleas
Reaches, Mosquitoes, Ants, Bugs.
1T KILLS INSTANTLY.
,.. ,,cr,,.ylv surprising in regard to this ar
m y ~ , y notwit6standing It's instant death 70 in-
sects. I Il is perfectly harmless 70 mankind d,an ann anS i mo-
UNITY si II bear the testimony OF eminent disinter-
e'@ FROM N.
No article has ever given such positive satisiacuoh
'n I ts r pep;utatIon is well known. It is easily ana
readily nsed-directions accompany each mask. De-
wa ill., ~ ssnnIne has the signature Of E. LYON. and the
,,;vste stamp OF DENAs BARNES q 20. Every
hing else OF this kind is an Imitation or Soum,e ,ns;
Iny druggist Will procure tho genuine II you ihsist
Sold BY druggists and dealers on tho Paelnc coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-19

r AMP CHIMNEYs-sOo DOZEN
IL Chimneys, Of all sizes. r,pu a m
For sale low by n. o. kihh q w.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-02

rMPORTERa Manufacturers and Dealers In
Guns. Efde. PISTOLS, Sun Material for Gnn-
makers use, Gun Implements, Sporting Appa-
rafus. Ffshiua Tackle, etc, No. 2oo Main street.
urdar ola Fellows Hail. Memphis, lean.
Repaixing done snd warranted. mhe am