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$4,000 REWARD!
The Citizens of Lyon Co.,
STATE OF NEVADA.
OFFER THE ABOVE REWARD,
IN GOLD COIN,
For the Arrest and Conviction OF tho tfnr-
1f dor or Wanderers Of
A. B. HILL,
ON Tuesday Evening, April 9th, 1857, In
Sprfng Valley, Lyon County.
~Ths money is deposited with the Bank Of
California. Virginia City. le22.2p.N
50

TN GOLD HILL. ABOUT THE FOURTH OF
fJuly, q certificate Of deposit In the Bank
Of California, Gold Hill Agency, for the sum OF
Eighty Dollars, being No. 5.l6l, and dated July
2, 1857, and In favor Of fraser Stewart The
certificate IL not endorsed. and the public are
cautioned against negotiating for II, a. payment
has been stopped. who ever has found 10, VIII
please leave II AZ the Bank, or at the NEWS ofico.
FRASER STEWART.
f, Gold Hi, July Is, 1861. ~ jyl610ts
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WHISKERS and
w N ustachcs
forced 10 grow upon
The sm0othest face
In from three TO i've
weeks by using DIR.
r E
3 IA RATEU X
C~APILLAIRE the
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BERGER, SHUTS & CO., Chemists,
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CRISPER COMA.
CAPILLI.

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your wig
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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-09-25

the government Of the United 6tates has not
sconfiscated an;acre of land sqcr1hced qp-
gle life, or slieda drop ~ blood IN vindica-
{inS the ;mstesty 81 its law and in asserting
sfbs hpseinafcy.Ssf its power. The only pun
ishmcnt it imposes is obedience To- LAO. and the
only requirement it makes = that re shall
.faitb fyaiy earn bet thasd a16ssd tire
cards as Siecebs7yx for It's self prsservdtj0sa =
There is no parallel in the history Of nations
of such magnanimous conduct on thepart of
triumphant government toward rcbeliious
subjects. Such government Is certainly
observing Of our gratitude and Cheerful ODE
mince, eYeh if itdoes not win our love. The
Iemancipation mot our slaves and our general
misfortunes ana suferings are the necessary
results of our rebellion. During the whole
progress oflflie war frequent 6vertures for
peace and compromise were offered US by the
government and these being scornfully re-
fused, it was the duty of the government to
snsey all means to crush us. Even as late as
March, l865,when the rebellion was virtual
ly SUPPRESSED, we could have received mag
unanimous terms of adjustments but our
leaders would have subjugation and now
we should not merely sullenly ocquiesce but
I'VE shOnld cheerfully ssttf1its s. aA-iKa ia
Since the surrender our people have not
acted 8sIwisely AS they should have dene;t7-
Their rebellious spirit and foolish conduct
have called forth sternsr measures of policy
than would otherwise have been adopted. .
hope that our people hayeSrow, learned
wisdom from experience, and that they will
hereafter so act in all things as to deserve
and win the confidence and generosity IF the
government, for then feelSwell assured that
we will soon enjoy alfthe blessings and PRIV
ileges Of the Union, and forget the misfor-
tunes of the past in the happiness and pros
perity Of the future Z e & u llfss
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-09-25
The Antietam Anniversaries, &c.
WASHINGTON. Sent. 1S p

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, P. M.
At Antietam Just West of the main stand
and within the Cemetery enclosure, is a Lime
stone rock some six feet long by two or
three feet, known far and wide through
out the Washington country as Lees rock,
from the fact that Gen. Lee stood ther du-
ring the fiercest of the fight at Anti etam,
directing the operations of the Confee lerate
Army. During the dy a parties of cur iosity
hunters were busily engaged in Chipping off
pieces of the rock as relics a'Gs
McClellan's position during the battle was
pointed out near red farm house. in po-
sition a little less commanding thar that
occupied by Gen. Lee. -
The following illustrates the harmony Of
the ceremonies .laftatsl =
The cloud calls for Gov. Geary, OF Penn
sylvania,l on the conclusion of Jsx-Gov-
Bradford, showed that among the loennsyL
vanians present there was an under Gu trent Of
ill feeling on account of some Slight. real or
fancied, to their Governor, by his lame not
appearing in the programme. The cutlery
for Geary, for the time being, was overpower-
ed by the calls for the President, and pre-
vented a word of the reading of the poem
from being heard. s.l-s j. sss,sssss. 81 VI ~
/, The brass band essayed to perform piece
with as little effect, and finally, after hurried
consultation on the stand, Gov. Gsary was
induced to present himself and say that the
programme should be gone through. with
without. interruption. He subsequently
spoke after the proceedings were. ended ).
showing considerable feeling. is'sia
rs The President and membersof tie. Cabinet
leftthe stand while Gov. Geary wasspeaking~
in order to proceed to Reedsyille to take the
train, and this proceeding was taken by
some of the friends of the Governor as an
intentional slight.
~ He opened his speechi pss5 sesssr Z Il
!. ,.Fsllop j Citizens AFTER all you have
heard to-day, supposed y gu would want
nothing more The programme opened and
concluded with prayer. Those who. have
waited must come in at the last hour, but
fellow citizens and friends, we still hare a
place in the hearts of the people Applasse.)
When you come to Pennsylvania, we let
everybody speak. We want to hear thanks
| to Almighty God for His preservation and
the country. We have no gag (Applsuse.|
| We have no programme for this purpose.
Renewed applause.) We haveno gag n our
= 80 ~ - n
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Order from Gen. Mower. i.

The following order wasissued yesterday !:
HEADQUARTERS, DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans La, Sept 1e, 1857.
General Orders, No. II. 4!
II having come to the knowledge of the
Brevet Major General commanding, that, in
various parts of the State, the assembling of
armed men for political or other purposesis
of frequent occurrence, and that well dispas-
I ed citizens are often subject TO 5annoyance
from armed persons posted as sentinels or
videttes as ~ + IS
Iii hereby ordered that such practices,
and allsother acts tending to disorder and
violence, must be at once sdiscontiuued,--
Commanders Of Posts, Detachments and sta
.tions within this command, wilI54arest and
retail until further orders, all armed men
found posted as sentinels, Hekets, or yidettes,
or prSieadine TO be on guard duty for any
purpdse or by any authorityIhot duly au-
thorized by law. COS ssss5toi9. Esel.ii 2: {
By order OF Brevet Maj. sGen'l. '-SsssFe Y ?
sssss;> JOSEPH A. MOWER. q
(oficial} ss
NAfHANrEI BuRBANK, End Lieut.. a.
Rss 81 A. A. A. Gen'l
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The REMOVAL OF GRN. PoPE URGED. -Ex-
Mayor Withers, Of Mobile, accompanied by
a delegation of Alabamians, has beer in
Washington urging the removal of Gen.
PORE. They argue that the removal Of
Sheridan was prompted by a policy which
absolutely demands the displacement Of their
military ruler Withers is anxious, of
course, for reinstatement, -
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DISSOLUTION OF OopARrNERsnIp.

fTNHE COMPREHENSIVE OF ]. n. C. g. JIM.
i Pool, Manufacturers oil Tobacco, &C., was
dissolved by mutual consent the 30th June last
j. M. Pool Having disposed of his interest to bis
late partner, j. d. O.. Pool, who assumes all
liabilities, and who is authorized to close the
The business will be continued by D. c. Pool
IA j. D. c. POOL,
iS h, - a. Esss j. NJ. POOL.
Kittnells, August Goth. 1857 34-w3w.
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i COME AND LOOK At THEM,

~ told my customers, six months ago that
would sell Goods as cheap as Yankee, Jew o.
Gentle, and think have made my word good.
told tile people to come to CREECH'S TO buy
their Goods, that would serve them right
Hundreds have come, and they are still coming
from this and adjoining Counties And here
take the privileges to say, think they have shown
their good Judgment. LSfA
Don't forget to come to-
A, CREECH'S,
p fsEte s7se', Fayetteville Street.
Raleigh, Sept. IA, 1857. 73-twltw4t,
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1H0TocRApH ALBUMss

j. - 3 3 7IT ~ = -, M HAND.~
=, "A SPLENDID LOT Jpsa ISL ~
Prices from 50 cts. to sly " Ts eaIa & co..,
'''s BRAtNlsos' FAhf Raleigh, y.S:
sept Il 1851, < is.. ( " q
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FREE LABOR. AZ

81. s ~ s.assl
j aasSf ssnsstiss % sas4se kSsAts Il sisissSli
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, difuss ~ u y = 3 ;sfiff;;gss I yiis,x
.1f-.83 i'e4 ..egst III 1stfaz 4 n. ,t,rf.sy
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-09-25
i HATS !. HATS,

From, p cts. TO a 90. Don't stop until Won com.
70 CREECH'S to buy your Hats, In fact, / thins
can meet the expectations of all nv customs uA
and the public generally, both as 10 priep ans
quality of ALL GOODS. Paw "Hu
(, /. Now few words to my customers and friends.
You SEGA great many different styles of adyeris
ments. Some say they are in "Iuck againn
( some say they have !" hit the nail on the head
some selling ont Of cost; some to make room
for q new Stock some one thing aud som.
another But allow me to say, whether am in
luck, or whether hit the nail on the head, or
whether missrd the nail entirely, or failed to
advertise selling out at cost,
Have Sold out my Old Stock,
{whae they are still hammering away over Their
old st ok - and have been North and bought A
new Stock. Ny Goods are now in Store, and
Oppnpd for insnection ~ It
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-06

How TO JUDGE THE CHARACTER OF A
HORSE BY OUTWARD APPEARANcEs.-C. L.
Thayer says:-I offer the following sugges
tions as the result of my close observation
and long experience. If the color be light
sorrel or chestnut, his feet, legs, and face
white-these are marks of kindness II he
is broad and full between the eyes, he may
be depended on as horse of good sense, and
capable of being trained to anything; as re-
spects such horses, the more kindly you treat
them, the better you will be treated IN re-
turn. Nor will horse of this description
stand whip if well fed. If you want safe
horse, avoid one that is dish faced He may
be so far gentle as not to scare, but he will
have too much go ahead in him to be safe
with everybody If you want fool, but a
horse of great bottom, get deep bay with
out white hair about him. If his face is
little dished so much the worse. Let no
man ride such horse that is not an expert
rider; they are always tricky and unsafe.
If you want one that will never give out,
never buy large overgrown one. A black
horse cannot stand heat, nor a white one
cold. If you want gentle horse, get one
with more or less white about the head, the
moro the better. Selections thus made are
of great docility and genteness.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-06
ri RMRal HALLS
"a esy,.1IV VEGETABLE SICILIAN
- aSNITl HAIR
-RENENER.
Vegetable SiciIian Hair RensWer

Has stood the test of seven years
before the public /; and no 3DTepdfd-
tiOn for the hair has get been dis
covered that 9UiGG produce the same
beneficial results. 1t Is an entirely
neIU scientific discovery, combining
7lsaily Of the most DOsOe1JttL and re-
sNsotsoe 0ets esss sss ne nPaY AAIe
TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL
COLOR. It makes the scalp tUIsite
and clean; cures GtGitdqaIH and
hiGnt0rS, and falling out of the
hair; and aUfLG make it g7'OiU upon
bald heads, erce1t IN gerry aged
tiVe principle By aOhich the hdii. Is
nOuiished and supported. 1t makes
the hair moist, soft, and glossy,
and Is lEnStCT.DG S8ed as a III Il IR
ESSTNG. Itis the cheapest
preparation eUeI' offered to the pub
lie, as one bottle aUiJ accomplish
more and last longer than three
bottles Of any other preparation.
It Is recommended and used by
the First Medical Authority.
The gOOfIdeIT'tH results produced
bU our SiciLtGf1 Hair ReletOe1' have
induced many to 9ltdllttfid dctttTe pre-
paratiOfss for the Hair, under ga
i'lOus names and, ia order to in
tJuce the trade and the public to
purchase their compounds, they
hare resOrted to fdEsehOOd, bD
claiming they acre former part
ners, or hat some connection tUith
our ur. Hal, and their frepGra-
tiOn gyds similar to ours. DO not
be deceived by them. Purchase the
OTiOindJ: 10 has 9iever get been
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See that each bottle has oar priUdte
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bottle. All others are limitations.
RIP. Hall & Co.. Props. Nashua, Nh.
Sold by all Drggiss and Dealers in Aedieins.
fabI2-Iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-06

A GENTLE WHIsPER.-Husbands, think
of the good qualities of your beloved, not of
her bad ones; think of her good common
sense, her industry, neatness, order; her kind
ness aifability, and above all, her ardent
piety, her devotedness to things heavenly
and divine. Suppose you had a slattern for
a wife, slp-shod hussy, gossip a real
termagant, whose tongue was not merely
trip hammer, but as the forked lightning, so
that even the house top would be thankful
retreat from her unmitigated furyl Suppose
all this, and still more, and then say, has
not God dealt very kindly, graciously, in
giving you such wife? God has dealt iniin-
itely better than your deserts. "But she Is
not all could wishl" Marvelousi Won
derfull And are yOu all sic could wish?
Turn the wallet. Suppose you cast nn.eye
within and without, view your own Hgliness
and blackness How many things does
your beloved wife see In you that she has
reason to despise as mean, selfish, miserly,
groveling? Are you all that she could wishf
Far from it. Love covereth multitude OF
blemishes-let the heart be filed with love,
and the little faults which now appear noun
tains will be swallowed up or become as
molehills. A husband who is always COM
planning and growing and swapping and
snarling, is enough to crush heart of steel,
to sour the mind of an angel. The female
heart is tender, soothing, sympathetic,
lovely. Husbands, speak kindly to your
beloved
Speak kindly to her, Little dost thou know
What utter wrttehsdnesa, what hopeless woe,
Hang on those bitter words, that stern reply;
The cold demeanor and reproving eye.
The death steel pierees moi with keener dart
Than unklnd words in womAn's trusting heart.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-06
NO. 63.
SCENE IN CHURCH.
THE YOUNG MAN WHO DESIRED TO BE MAR.
RIED.


The latest innovation in the usage and
custom in the Established Church of Scot
land, is the celebration of marriage publicly
in church before the congregation, instead
oil privately at the residence of the parties.
the former mode it is alleged, being in CONF
tormitY with the directory or public worship,
and the ancient practice of the Presbyterian
Church. Apropos of this innovation, the
following incident may be related. II prob
ably occurred in the ancient times referred
to, but the date is not material: The after
noon services had ended, and the congrega-
ton were arranging themselves for the bene-
diction, when, to the manifest interest of the
worshippers, the good parson descended
from the pulpit to the desk below, and said
in calm clear voice:
"Those wishing to unite in the holy bonds
OF matrimony willnow please come forward. "
Still no one stirred. The silence became
almost audible and the painful scene OF awk-
wardness among those present was felt,
when young gentleman who occupied a
vacant seat IN the broad aisle during the SER
vice, slowly arose and deliberately walked
to the foot of the altar. He was cookbook
ing and well dressed, but no female accom-
panied his travels. When he arrived within
a respectful distance of the clergyman he
paused, and with reverend bow stepped to
one side of the aisle but neither said any
thing, nor seemed at all dsconcerned at the
idea of being married alone.
The clergyman looked anxiously around
for the bride who, he supposed, was yet to
arrive, and at length remarked to the young
gentleman in an undertone.
The lady, sir, is dilatory.'
Yes sir
Had you not better defer the ceremonys'
Il think not
do you suppose she will be here soon?'
Me SIR said the young gentleman, .how
should I know the lady's movementsY'
A few moments were suffered to elapse in
the unpleasant state of expectancy when the
clergyman renewed his interrogatories.
Did the lady promise to attend al the
present hour, sir2'
What lady2'
Why, the lady, to be sure, that you are
waiting here for
i did not hear anything about it, was the
satisfactory response.
Then, sir, may ask you why you are
here, and for what purpose you tritle in the
sanctuary of the Most HighP' and the some
what enraged clerical.
4 came, sir, simply because you invited
all those wishing to be united in the holy
bonds OF matrimony to step forward; and
happen to entertain such wish Iamyery
sorry TO have misunderstood you, sir, and
wish you a very good day.
The benediction was uttered in the solemn
ity of tone very little in accordance with the
twitching of the facial nerves, and when,
after the church was closed the story got
amongst the congregation, more than one
girl regretted that the young gentleman who
really wished to be united IN the holy bonds
of matrimony had been obliged to depart
without wife.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-06
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
DIR. G. H. LAWTON,
ate of New York and Philadelphia, would say to
his friends and the public that he
may still be found
AL JIo IWuIKbJ bITbbII
Where he ia treating
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES

or every description with the most gratifying results,
BY HIS NEW SYSTEM or MEDICAL ELEOrRlolTf,
system of practice based strictly prnelpesi
thorough knowledge Of which is not only necessary In
order TO Insure successful treatment but without which
the application Of Electricity in any form but DANCE
rous experiment We give below list Of diseases to the
treatment Of which this system especially adapted, and
in which we have besn most successful:
Amanross blindness from paralysis Of the optic nerve,
ameuorrhma Interruption retention OF the mensaA,
aphOna suppression Of the voice, asthma, ague, ehils
chorea st. Vtus Dance constipation eatarrh, c0nsump-
ton In its early stages cough chorosE GOODNESS of feet
and hands cramps cancers, Deafness when from para
aatuence gravel goitre hyseria, hip disease, impo
encO, lumbago, liver complaints lockiaw, neuralgia
nervouBnea piles, palsy, rheumatism, spinal disease
curvatures, and tumors.
In uterine Tor womb disease Its value cannot be ei
nated Prolspsua misplae8ment alterations and other
forms Of womb diseasss, promptly relieved and perma-
nenty cured IN an incredibly short space Of time
RRFERENoEs
We have the pleasure OF referring those who may wish
known citizens Of Wilmington and vicinity, who have
been treated by uF and others
Joseph BringhurRt 219 West street.
Edward u. Rice SOL Ghipley street.
w. II. Naff, A East Fourth street.
Charles H. Gordon, 1921 Market street
George Cleand, Of Seventh and Washington Ats
r. H. Jones, corner Of Filth and Market streets
WIN. L. Rudolph, all Market street.
DR.. Washington Russell, Chrisiiana, Del
Walter 2. Sonthgate, fsblO
EH- DR.. Ldl0tOR soiW not be able 10 take any
more Patients uatil Gf7sr The lst Of September.
RLMB0LDs EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA OLEANB-
nto the system, and puges out the humors that make
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-06
DRUG STORE,
Il CORNER OF
FRONT AND WEST STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

MRS. DIR. Eos n Err
Announces to her friends and the public generally that
she taken the Drug Store at the Of Front and
West streets, and laid In full aupply Of