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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-04

4!atas ssslB1sa sSS ss1sEgs1 49,:
TILE company.-Nehes e hsrsby Given, that a.
smssting Of the TTsreU " tho above named
companies. held this day, N assessment Of Five
Dollar. 60 r.hsrs wstslsvsst on ysacA nd
ths sbsysy nanpd ponpsaisS payable lime
disRl4as % The Seesstary. % u. Bclois sssss
Virginia. Nevada, IN United Ststes roA SO,
Any rock on, which lald ssssssmsnt ahal' No.
nalt snpIAe o q FRIDAY PehruaSy N.
lPeHwil, b slvsftissd OIL latdayasdatcsSsnt,
ma unlsNr1psyneut ahah b. nldaab sfsfsi vif
e n Q Tusedv rhssoh Al al leoI, 70
costs o. adyertstng and expenses Of sIla, 49,
Ryerdsr sftA s1eeDksfISnEnsnlng- Y
IIlgp,aI Observation-Disclosures
VDs1kq New, Jan. ], ~ III ~ 'i5fSfho
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-04

BeIcher Csnpany-Nstfcct u hereby
aiyen, that at Q meeting Of the Trustees Of said
Company held tbs day, an ssseslment OF Fifteen
(0l6l DollNii per fhare WA lvtsd On each
md sysry share Of the capital stock Of ssld Com.
sahssh4ce' ofths Compsny, vffttnts, Nsvsds, i
United States gold coin. Any Etook on Wish,
MD, assessment ihkll remain unpaid on FRI,'
DAY. .Febraayy lst, lss7 win beedsssaSSdch
that dsy a delinquent, md unless ipaymspt shsl
be fnlds tefofp, WI. be sold or TussdAy, March
Sab, 1851, 10 pay srdo dSltnqtsnt aSsSSslasHtp
,.o{ssa'r With e''' OF adv'rtiliAs and szp'nssse Of
By ardss Of the Beard VI Trpne0ty;a.o- ifr
d, BRuCK1LAaN, sscrstsry.
vfth3s. NV, jan I; te65. .tsSRd "a
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Z u B z r,
DIR. eHAS. HgToZERhS INSTITUTE
rrnrs NORTHEAST ooSSrso or
IAcxsoN AND KRARNEY sTs.,
SAX FRANCISCO, CAL.
ENTRANCE ON. KEARNBY STREET.
All lsttsrs through, the Post ofhce or Express
DIR. CHAs. H. TozER.
Ssn Franeisco, Cal
AckmoSviedmen 70 aSkdn-
fnl RAnflamRn.
A. orstsfel Acknowledementt 70 a skm'
slcrlxrvro-CtrY, Junerl. 1866.


DR OHAA q. ToyER-Desr SIR: You u LEX,
GUS me FOR nor wrttinz 70 youSconsr. You WIN
perhaps rsmsnber mo a. the individual who call
"a on YOU for Assistance about = year xgo. The
roof Of my mouth had completely rottsd out, and
nv psrske dropped down and there remained.
hopping up The passage 30 that I could hardly
eat. Too rensDber yos cut 10 out at once, which
r,lIsvsd me imnsdiktsiy, and 7 w~assenAbied't TO
sWauav uy food and In . short time began 70
Improve. took your medicine and followed
yoar dlzsstsoas for Ssverh months Yen nnAly
suoossdsd In stopping the di.ease. sayinsmy nose
ana uppsr LIP, though you frequently cautioned
ne aSeutlosing II I continued 10 improve urth
Won 6nsry rssonmsndsd ma TO 90 Int the conn
try, and before going. BY your advice, l had .
eat Of my mouth In order that i eould
hnoAphtsanAdekr MI 70 enable asto speaS
20 ~ 10 Be- understood, and am now usingit-
Ny eternal thanks xs dae to you for the
n.rcssN0 - sknl hGt you displayed
IN my essg; and I hwVs % THINK . for
nv restored health. and even for my LIE, SiWas
ycry nsAsh isS6Me 20 dnzhs SEVERAL umss nom
ths noes. I am now In Sacramento City, enjoy
ms npsd and i hail recommend anmy
fyssI1so csIloA yen. xhould they DO 20 unfortu-
nst. a. 70 require ssslItaaos; o wenld advise
an nsrsous 10 avoid certain scientific doctor IN
your - asy sih ssnd thsm 70 sisndfom
whence no traveller returnS
With nv bsa Ahtss for ssuccso Of both OIL
"t-.tr vour, etc. s. 8. r.
<" =, tfosI klTass9ssa Frsnoisco, Cal
no6-tf
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Relief for HorsesS& Gattlsl
MINING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

Lincoln Mining Conany-Locaion /:
Meadow Lske Mining Dtffiet; NeTsdh c8. Oh.
Notice 10 hereby gitsn, ttatffn accordance
with the lswI Of sfe Btste, md the Bylaws
d. the Company, thsrs win b sold 1t public
auction, IN frontofA NarksNitx.iEtore abfdHm,
On SATURDAY, 5Bzsry 5th, 4. D. va, st the
hour OF 2 o'clock, ?. H., 20 many SLAVES Of the
Captksl Stock Of The shove Company, standing
IN the names Of the following persona a. viii
pay the amount duo for asssssmentA, to,rethsr
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To Correspondents.

Patients Of either ssx. rssding In any part OF
the sountry, boweyer distaes may dssirs
abs spi1Jon nd adYice Of DR. TO2ER can. by
momltting . written statements OF their case TO
ths Doosor, reestye al the atssntion and medi-
sines necessary 10 effect = cure without the neees-
sIty Of . per1onal interview.
An letters strictly confidential. opened and re-
pusd TO by thA Doctor hinsah -
Csnsuttanonjstthe Once or by letter. FREE.
Cures In all cases guaranteed
oRssASusyfum sAh.tosP.A-
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NOTICE.

coruEYVAxgoOEIkcroR.s OFFICE. ,
SroRKY COUNTY. STATE or NrvApA,S
Esils1 NoysmosrlNsA q. 1895. 10y
NYUrTCE u HKEBY GIVEN THAT THE
taxsp&oAaeA 90 0N Srocsedas n Wkaes for
AZ ouartsr snding Septsasss 3oth. 1888, are nov
- ~f6fstSSsAlG dad fhAtfhslss ssan fsxsrd 10
t~hss1OsTS6aoU wfft bSssfstly sufuresd
LR9OtFRR1ALh 3
..nsis rHtg aaa.t OsaAty rsx ooIsossr.
oles.-Msdin Building. North O snest. yh.
s.Iiat lc4ulrht tr id-p no9faag
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OF land with the improvements thereon
improvements whom separately assessed,
ated In the Town Of Gold Hill, ar
owners OF. or claimants to the same. kno
unknown, to recover the tax and deliuquen
ssssed TO tsdd defendant against said pre-
for the fiscal year commencing on the first I
January, 1866, and ending on the 3lst day {
ccmber, 1866; and that summons has beer
issued In eachease. And you are furtherno
that unless you appear and answer the com
hled In said cause on or before the I'D
January. 1867, at the hour Of 10 o'clock
Judgment will be taken against you and u
eltate and Improvements herein describe
the amount Of tax and delinquency specific
costs Of suit
n d Atwaier. lot lying between 0phlr and
American Flat grades and ~improvsmts,
tax and delinquency
J BAllenswella. lot IL, block !, range J.,
and improvements, tax and delinqsncy,
J s Bates, lot %, block 5, range O; lots 10
and Il. block 2, rang" b, and improve
msnts. tax And delinquency ............
Martin Brennan. lots Il, block s range @;
lot 10, block: :, range B, tax and delln.
| Quenoy
w Z Britton, lot 3. block 6, range @; lot 3,
block ;, range B, and improvements, tar
e4a apAAAHAI4sI
John Briekett. lot2. block l. range P, tax
and delinquency
A L Brown. lot 10, block !. range J., tax
and delinquency
Margaret Booth, lot !, block1 range J, tax
and delinquency
20 Caldwell, lot II, block l. range L, tar
and delinquency.
John 5 Carroll, northwest corner OF lot o,
block 9, range ID, tax and delinquency: -.
John Carpenter, lot le, oloek l. range u
tax and delinqueney:..:...;.::.;,..,..
4 Cnsquesfe, DUNK rector tos L. oioek O.
range ID, tax anu
Clinton < hnoos y Co SCUM iVvH
ot iot oLoek o rsnSs ~ IA w W
ln9aeney
JSotcmun soutu orect Oh iot<S oioek Il
range L, improsementsNnd personal pro-
perty, tax and siin9usne
SA SoruWaA' NV" VIVA 'Nnss H''
and delinquency.
John Craney, north half OF iot<, otosE !,
range !, and improvements, a ana oe-
Mary Cross lotat DOCK range L, anu
improvements 'sN nu oennQueney.-:.
w DAVIDSON. iot ia oiock !, q u.
impto,emen = snd ~oonn1ueney
IN DaV.s, 90, oIaeN I; ranse n, WIN
improvement al ma
MS a p~et'enriuer' iot .. oioek l. range
L, Win Improvements TAX anu de'in'
J w Dickey, lot. "a oiock !. range Y, win
improvement" la ana deunqueney..::
Jonn improSsmsntt or Ioi 10,
bioek l; ranse y, YAK ano
Dowd, IotI', oIock l; ianse 1, WIN I'M
rloNemen.s,' "a ena
II Dyson. lot 81 DlOCk v. RANGE ~. On0 I'm.
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m nHA0 n nARER32
Private Mo6IHpJ lnQfifuta-
Ao3Gn0oSt 0nr. KD8tn6y u d0ck-
son Sta. San Francisco.
Groat Hradte.<,r-of Special Cam.
pl.ints.dos.srtssoaLssse Hospital,
monte, and the LAST -Four
Ynrs An sal RyuneS.oo.
nRADO
-asnrvor ,s n, roprv vr.n,s
u standing, and during that time has met with
.SSs&assisd suseAse.M The rsstuntof'Li
tnose diseases gsnsfally knowna
Venerea1 or Chronic.
with which Ssis>hAathAr = sOns .psrhaps. win
mort dsskrrtAye to-rauk4nah SeffAouse The
brain being the seat o. thvdisease the whole sys.
acknowledgements. II wai here snuznsr.
as6sons Of thasymptoms, sothaa thoss sfAleted
NAV be ablsto I'm an opipSoni n regard 10 their
eonsikanhsaHipAss ADVICE In time, thereby say.
fur = world Of SUFFERING. Nervous
Debni,y, Less Of NsmoryIPai IN the Limbs and
flrpliaron or ne Hsart, Trembling OF the
ei.ty. ..p.cisily that Of females. There are q
tnres.a 10y. .nssrns nom an, N than calion
M TSzER .aa"kksNIl ea,s vou In n short
=. 49,. .. ,tn,--.-.to, q, yorr hrs,ns.,
=" - Ne is,,ss sn6 ,hs,s wIn hs
,oa.nssionfor yonr e.hlns AZ IN. ofaes
ASracts1Ser6f tha 1uthrs.
L snesArf1rmitahlsen amy 70 health. Send for
ons a M olrcnlsrs on tAat dlpease, and inform
yourpen Of DC ,,rribe resuits. The wosst case.
CURED few
oudary. or Hereditary, completely sfsdica,et
nom Me systsm. Your constitution being res,or'
hsndiSS iorn 70 yosr Children tia, terrible dis
ease Known SeF0iuA
a-hu,tio Di.aaaaI
Asit presents itself on this Coast. Il Of . mort
formIdaSis character than tia, sesn IN the:Atian'
S:sa$ eG% I!SS 2, sp1 TSo.. Of V Won who
Savs ssnsea ~. 'srssSs,I sy.e,. Of n ON both tSs
As1esean sne eresdIui enee" y % Ia
hauve .na IoIsten
gstner oiHefen' "'ue'"
M. oiS ro-nh
OF Rioord. AessaLand Bostwiek. are OF little &C
oaa11,sxospt to dry mp the disease on the sur
e. o, later. viii sSow itself a. a secondary disease
- y, saesEssnc. and ,AinS / can .ay wi,hOu,
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1870 AIlaiseJcSApa17yArhsA IA.
uual Meeting of the Stockholders In the Bsleher
compauy viii be held on MONDAY, December
i7th. 1sSs, at ! o'clock p n, at the Company
once, VrefhiA, GsyndR
By order sfShA Bo.rdel
nol9 I'd
tn. abov, meeting d hsreey postponed till
WEDNESDAY,, December %, 1856, at the same
hour nd plG1e. u tl ....lnAl
Nv order Of the Board Of Trustees
dslSytd rs O n. BRUCkMANNs5eoy-
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BY order Of the Board Of TruIteea
NV a. BANsING, sscretlst.
Gold Hill. Dec s, 1866, ds5td

YeIIsw Jacket silver Mining Cs.,s
0fies, Cold Hin. Nsvs Dv1.r6, 1854 Apstreet-
Ing Of the Board Of Trustees Of tho Yellow jacket
Silver Mining Company bald this day, . Divi-
dsndNo. 81 ofSsventy.fye (e76)Dollars per share,
sssd.el...4paysbhsth o. of3sseisa s9onFas
ar stthsBank Of caifornis, SAN ffkhtis66,; N
md aftsr the 18th instant.
The Transfer Books wit DO closed from the
Nth to the 18th instant, inclusive
dsStf ND n, WATSON, Seo'y.
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OAce. 1apphtrS NH so Hkil1R0
CS4pAaS, Ban ffSheisco, bseShf6sr i0tk.
le66'-Shareholders In the above Company, are
requestsdt 20 present receipt o. their STOCK TO
secrasary, and receive THAR pro rata Of ssla q
ADEsENAUHAC,
Sscretaty4 appAlre HulAndHining Co.
!Omce-Southeast corner OF Jackson and Mont
,somNy stfssta, Up ta4S1), SIN FranciscosuCAi
IEl.py del3-lAbsl ti gsI Elti4t.y
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n.eah Carron LaRer,

t.p, eoel sndniss In sssons seller Al S.Is ,
nd diarrss3f0t1L0 ceAttaeyy
The public are invited toeah-
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UHL,S SALOON.

TIVE Door. abovet the Eclipse ssa'''''
.es.tgu GOLD HILL.
LwXYs oNHAND, THE BEST S MaSsS'
a BrsndIss, Whiskies, Cir. old Tom'
dlelr1. and bertofsIL
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NOTICE

n NUJHEAe -.
'yCHE FIRM or WE'LL & JACOBs. DEaAL.
l ere m Real Estate md i&erensnue,, So9s
I'M. was dissolved on tho Int Of September, les6,
~ 1t..i.m.nt Hgk09@
-g sol. WEE
oshAA, Oct. 4. 1855. .sJs. nc pa esem"
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DBBINoURNT TAX LIST.
Delinquent Tax List
A OF NEVADA.

County OF storey.
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE. NO.
~ TICE OF suits commenced: To tho follow
Ing named Defendants, and to all owners Of, or
AMMAN to, the real estate and Improvements
thereon, or improvements when assesssd sepz.
rately, hercinater deseibedknoNn or unknown
You are hereby notified that suitshsve been COM
meneed In the Justices Court, Township Of Gold
Hill. by the State Of Nevada. plaintiff. against
each OF the defendants hereinafter named. and
each Of the following described tracts or parcels
Of land with the improvements thereon, and
improvements whom separately assessed. stu.
atsd in the Town Of Gold Hin, and all
owners OF. or claimants to the same, known or
unknown, TO recover the tax and delinquency as
ssased to 'ssld defendant against Said property
for the fiscal year commencing on the frst dayof
January, 1866, and ending on the 3lst day Of De.
ecmber, 1866; and that summons has been duly
issued In eachcase. And you are furthe notified.
that unless you appear and answer the complaint
nled In said cause on or before the 2ad day Of
January. 1867. at the hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ,
Judgment will be taken against you and the real
eltate and Improvements herein described. for
the amount Of tax and delinquency specified, and
costs Of suit
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Printing!

In tho nddst Beautiful oslsts, shaaesand
Tints. uoh -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-27
FROM NEW YORK.

INV YoRK, March 26.-D. Appleton
4 Co. have given one thousand books to
the Peabody Trustees for the use of the
South.
A Crete letter of the 29th ult. says the
Cretans have been unsuccessful in two
important battles. The whole island is
again in arms, and the people are more
determined than ever to be satisfied with
nothing short of annexation with Greece.
The Quarantine Commissioners are
making extensive preparations in view
of the anticipated visit of the cholera
from Europe during the summer.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
LATEST FROM ALL QUARTERS
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March &c. In the Senate
the joint resolution restraining the issue
of Agricultural College scrip to the
States lately in rebellion, until they be
represented in Congress, was passed.
Mr. Howe reported from the Committee
on Claims, with amendments, the House
Joint resolution in relation to the claims
of certain Northern creditors, which
was passed.
Mr.. Sumner introduced a bill to en-
force the several provisions of the Con-
stitution abolishing slavery, declaring
the immunities Of citizens, and guaran.
teeing republican form of government,
by securing the elective franchise to
colored citizens. 1t provides that every
citizen shall have the right to vote in
every State or Territory at all elections
for Federal State or local officers, of
every kind, on equal terms, regardless
of race or color, all State or Territorial
constitutions to the contrary notwith'
standing. 1t was ordered to lie on the
table and be printed
Butler accused Bingham of changing
the Globe reporters manuscript of the
personal debate between them last week,
and proceeded to show Mrs Surratt's in
nocence, by quoting remarkable in
stance in Booths diary to confirm it.
Trumbull reported the House resolu-
ton for adjournment, with an amend
ment by way of a substitute, as the Com
mittee on Judiciary had recommended
in lea of the joint resolution, that both
Houses adjourn on Thursday next at
noon.
In the House, the joint resolution for
the necessary surveys around the Ohio
for ship canal, was passed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-27
FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, March 26-It has been
raining at intervals all day, and the
river is again rising very fast, with
eleven feet four inches in the canal, and
eight feet four inches on the falls.
There are now four candidates in the
field for Congress at the approaching
election, three of whom are Democrats,
and the fourth a Radical. The cam
paign has fairly opened throughout the
State
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FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, March 26-Cotton quiet
sales of 1000 bales at opening prices, as
follows: Uplands, l34d; Orleans, l3sd
Breadstufs quiet and unchanged.
LoYDeY, March 26.-Consols, for mo-
ney, Ole; Erie, 3s3c; Illinois Central
7S1c Five twenties, 74ic.
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THE OXFORD FALCON,
g. N. THOMPSON. Proprietor
OXFORD, MSS

THIS PAPER IS PUBLISHED IN A
4 wealthy snd popul0us section of counfrv,
the lniyrrsify town q Mississippi. al whicH
place ? locsied the United States district Couri
il- TIE hcritcrn District Of Mississippi.
To nc uus-nefs msr u Memphis would r.
cuccifully orr the columns III The Fttrox a.
the beg mrdhm through which thcT can com
nuuicnte o. The citizens Of Lafayette and a.
joining crunrees
u Cen lines OF les. 81 % f1rffe fr-f ir-e--fl-r
a1l u cfuis Tor each futEecuent insertiou
Special notices q cents per line.
he usual le-uCticn viii be made OF. month
u and yearly aiFertncucnfs. feo5-fi
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANoIsCo, March 26.-The ia
panese Commissioners, accompanied by
Generals Halleck and Mcdowell, with
their stats, visited the Notifications yes
terday, and the Navy Yard day.
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Sixty-Five Prize Medals,
THALBERG's OPINION.

IT consider ChickerinE 4 Sens Pianos be-
yond comparison, the best ] have seen in
America. ;. THAbbEhu,
"Chairn Jury on Musical Instruments"
Among the chief points Of ,exsellenee Of the
Chiekering Pianas, of which speak the re-
nowned artists in their eonEratulatory testimo.
mails 10 tho Messrs. Chiekering, are the greatest
possible depth. richness and volume Of tone,
com bined with rare brillianey, clearness and
perfect eyenness throughout the entire scale /;
and, above all, a surprising duration OF sound.
the pure and sympathetic quality Of which
never changes under the most delicate or pow
During the past forty-three years this firm
has manufactured
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EuROPEAN TEs
Received during the month Of August. 1866.

LONDON, July 25, 1866.
MEssRs. CHIcKERIEG * SoEs-Gents: have
much pleasure in enclosing q document signed
by the first composers, musicians and profess
sors in Europe. / held your Pianos in such
high estimation wide my certihcate) that / felt
il my duty to take one of them with me TO Eu-
rope to ascertain the opinion Of my professional
brethren. The enclosed certificate will prove
how unanimous they have been on the subject,
beg to forward, at the same time, a letter |
received from my friend Mr.. Collard, which /
am sure must be gratifying 10 you.
have the honor TO be, gentlemen. yours very
truly. JAMES NJ. WEHLI.
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10000 PIANOS,

In the construction Of which they have intro
They have invariably been selected and used
by all of the worlds acknowledged great artists
who have visited this country professionally,
both for private and public use.
THALBERG
ct consider Chickering 4 Sons Pianos, be-
yond comparison, the best have ever seen In
America"
GOTTSCHALK.
at consider Chicksring & Sons Pianos SUI
perior to any in the world.
"They are unrivaled for their singing quail
ties and for the harmonious roundness OF their
tone. There is n perfect homogeneity through
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not find in any other instrument, while the base
is distinguished for power without harshness
and for magnificent sorority"
WEHLI.
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seen in this country or in Europe.
~ have never heard tone so perfect; 1t
yields every expression that Is needed in music,
and its quality is capable Of change to meet
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POZNANSKL
During the past eight years have con.
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Pianos; yours are the only instruments that /
have found, either here or in Europe. to equal
them in all their points Of excellence"
Watson's Art Journal, of Nov. IL. 1865, says:
MADAME Abel performed on tho new Chicken
ing Grand, which took the Gold Medal at the
Fair Of the MASSACHUSETTS, Charitable Mechan-
ics' Association, held at Boston last month.
II Is the modest Instrument zoe ever heard IN
a concert ROOM"
II may be satisfactory TO our patrons and
friends among the public at large to state that
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leading artists who have visited or are now re-
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Leo. De Meyer, R. Hoffman,
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Gustav Satter, Julien.
II. Sanderson. }. BENEDICT,
Arthur Napoleon, And many Others.
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THE
RALEIGH PROGRESS.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.

]. julius Guthrie, Jr., Editor and Prom.
fIuuE OLDEST DAILY IN RALEIGH.
and the cheapest and best paper in the
State. That il is Journal the people of
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fully evlneed By IL rapidly increasing circuia-
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News and Miscellany; is independent In r.
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community, and that will make il an aceeptabie
and agreeable visitor in tbs Family circle tbs
Private Boudoir,the Counting Room the Store
the Workshop. and the Sanctum Of the Student
Il deyotes a large portion Of its space 10 dyri-
culture and Mechanics, as well A. 10 Scisnco
aud Light Literature. II Is classic In h sfvio
and religiously moral in its tone. In fact Il 4
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II with feelings Of pride, as American man
ufacturers, that we publish the following testi-
monials, which have been received By US re-
Gently:
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POETRY.
SMILE AND BE coHTESrED.

SMILE AND BE COMMENTED.
Thu world grows old. aud men grow cold
10 each while seeking treasures
And what With want. and care, ana TOLL
We scarce Nave time for pleasure.
But never mind, that - loas.
Not much TO be lamsntcdi
Life rolls on gaily " We will
Bat smile and be contented.
II We are poor and would be rich.
IL will not DO By pinins;
No. steady hearts and hopeful minds
Arc lifo's bright silver lining,
Thefe'R ne'er q man ,hat dared 10 nope
Hath OF his choice rerented;
The happiest souls on earth are those
Who emile and are con,ented.
When grief doth como to rack tho heart,
Aud Fortune bids US sorrow,
From hone wo may a blessing reap,
And consolation borrow.
III tkorns may rise whore rescs bloom.
II cannot be prevented;
So make the best Of life you can,
And smile and be contentsd'
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