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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-02-21
Reparator CapiIli.


Throw away yourias irizEles, your switches, your
wig
Destructive OF comfort, and not worth fig;
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair,
And rejoice in your own luxuriant hair.
REPAkATOR CAPILLI.
Forrestorng HAIR upon bald heads from whatever
cause 1t may have lien out and forcing growth Of
halr upon the face, il has equal II will force the
beard TO grow upon the smoothest face from five
to eight weeks. or hair upon bald heads in rom two
to th ee months. few ignorant practitioners have
asserted that there is nothing that will force hasten
the growth of the hair or beard. Their assertions
are false, as thousands Of living witnesses from
their own experienced can bear witness. But many
will say, how are we to distinguish the genuine from
the spurious? II certainly is difficult, az nine-te
of the different Preparations advertiaed for the hair
and heard are entirely worthless, aud you may have
already thrown away large amounts IN their purchase.
To such we wonld say, try the Reparator Cappl it
will cost you nothing unless 1t fully comes up our
representations. II your Druggist docs not keep it,
send us ore dollar and we vii forward IL, postpaid,
together with areceipt for the money, which will be
returned you on application, providing entire atis-
faction is not given. Address,
W. L CLARK CO.. Chemists,
No 3 West Fayette Street, Syracuse, Y.
Feb. II, 67, ly.
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NOTICE

Statement Of the Condition of the Secu-
rity Insurance Company, Of New York,
on the 3lSt day Of December, 1866,
made to the auditor Of Ohio, pursuant
to the Statute of that State.
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pOrtitOl,
THE BROKEN yOw.


Take back this little brazil Of hair,
WhNh ;hou besiowd'st ON me;
I deem it now worthless thing, t.
Anil give IL buck to thee. ... ....
I've loved thee, deeply, madly loycd,-
Al il hath been my Fate
Thou kuowst hew deep Is woman's ioec r.
Hast thou Ger felt her hotei frff fIl
Take backthis gem Of Eastern pearl
Tor when you placed IT, there,
Onc beatitcous summers eve, amid
Those trcsses y6u called fair. '.
, did not dream thy form contiined
A heart 80 black, 50 base, va. a.. .. ,
Wherein no holy Thought and pure,
E'cr found aircs,ing plAcc,
al.T. I| wH
\ give thee back this diamond ring .l
l'd scorh to kecp.t nyws .t .r-..
l think IL but a worthless gi0,-
Like TO thy broken vow.
Thinkst thou my heart is like toy,
That's bought with holtry goid.
And trined with but for an hour,
and then as lightly solJl D ,f
Aud lastly, take this little rosci
lis withgrcd Us you see.
And fadcd,-'tis an emblem meet
OF thy Inconsistency.
Thou gay'st It me one bright May morn,
All wet with early dcw,-
Its beauty now hath passed away -
Thus hath my love for you.
Go whisper in anothcr's car
The hUnicd VOWS Of love,
which from thy Pcrjurcd lips are heard
And registered above.
lwill not eurse thee no, awsy
And tuke thy gifts withthec;
My woman's soul can never bow
My heart Is proud and free.
We part Ills we'll may heeycn grant
Thou nc'cr inay'ft cross my paths
lwoull not have my spirit moved .
To deeper, dcadlicr wrathl
Drink deep, drink deep Of pleasures cup
BE over gay az new i.ui. U
Yet conscience still, will mind thee Oft u
OF this--thy broken vow. .r..I. -
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reoogniEod-Robert Barnet. Julia
neither shriekdd nor hinted but,
knceliug in the subw, and still sup.
porting the body, ehc turned toward
me look Of earnest and fearful in
quiry, 'eo
Courage" said I,"he still lives.
lie is only overcome with fatigue and
cold.p anf
With much difficulty, partly carry.
ing, aud partly dragging, him through
the snow, we succeeded in getting
him 70 abe AoUse, where in q short
time he had 50 far recovered as to be
uble to speak, Julia who had been
my prompt aud efficient assistant in
! his restoration, retired into the shad
ow Of the room as soon as he began
to rouse himself aud look about him
lie asked where he was, and who was
With me- saying that his head was SO
confused that he thought he saw
Julia Atkins by the bedside. "You
were not mistaken, said |: Julia is
here, aud you owe your life to her. =
lie started up, aud gazod around the
room. l bock6ned julia to the bed.
side, aud ] never shall forget lh,
grateful oarnestuoss with which h,
graspcd her Ivy the hands and calico
upon God to bless her. Some folki
think me a tough hearted old fellow
and so | am; but that scene was NOR,
than L could bear without shedding
tears. Robert told us that his YES
sci had been thrown upon tho beacl
nile or two below, and he fcare,
that all the crew had persisted saw
himself I9H 'i..rE 80 30 l
Assured Of his safety, went Oh
once more in the faint hope .of'hcai
b ing the VOICE of some survivor Of th
disaster; but | listened only to Oh
heavy thunder of the surf. rollin
, along the horizon Of the cast Th
The storm had ID great incasur
ceased, aud thc gray light Of daw
, was just visible, aud ] was gratife
r to ,sce Awo Of tho nearest neighbor
. approaching the house. On bein
0 Informed Of the wreck, thoy igmedi
I ately started for the beach, wher,
sayeral dend bodies, hale buried !
| snow, confirmed the fears Of the sol
a itary survivor I'f H1Nr 77tlonL
1 The RESULT Of this you can easil
/ conjecture. Robert Barnet abandon
!. ed the sea a,aud, with the mid Of h
n friends, purchased the farm whereol
/. nov. lives aud tie anniversary of d
1t ship,wreek found him tho husband
Julia. lIlcHn assure you l have hs
4 every reason to congratulate mysc
r on my share in the match. maxim
c Nobody yentprod to fnd faTt with
II except two or three sour old bus.
bodies, who, as Elder Staples we
/ says, 'would have cursed 1heFwho
el Christ had forgiven, and spurned Il
c weeping Magdaltpe from the feet
the Lord bib n,,1 4,tla-.3
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rJeRersOnrDaVis As ,Rer Issdx,.

Lgim ui sul I n Isyo bluods rcd
The latest report sconeegnipg, tbis B
notcd person states that be is about
taking up, his residence 10 Toropte.
He has for some months been a rssiz,
dent Of Montreal, and the idea has be-.
come current that he was living like
a retired mouprch, eOurtcd by the
Canadians, and yorshipPed BY. those
who followed his fortunes Tand ,slslt
their country, for their coVntry''s
good" The truth is that Davis has
for some months occupied an ipferior,Y
house in Montreal, aud his presence,
in that city is matter of total indef,
ference TO the majority Of those who
live there. That be is not SURROUND, :
cd by any numerous eortege may !
be readily seen, when we state that q
day scarcely passes over his head that
he is not seen at the st. Lawrence
Hotel, where his presence creates no
more excitement than thp of any
other person who drops in to hear the
luews, and see jwhaS is going on! s4fis
departure from Montreal viii csdser
no regret, aud his presence 10 Torbns'
to will create hiuedayas talka,u whtff
he will be dropped Bosioi JOaridt.s
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Alistrll
THE DOCTORS MATCH MAX
ING.
ny JOHN O. WHITTIER.

"Good morning, Mrs. BarnetPN
cried Doctor Singlotory, as We drew
near peat farm house, during one
-four morning drives. .r.
A tall, healthy young woman, in
the bloom of matronly beauty, was
feeding chickens at the door. She
uttered an exclamation Of delight
aud hurried toward us, Pereeiving
stranger in the wagon she paused,
with louk reimbursement. an -f
"My friend, who is spending a few
weeks with, me, explained the doc
tor. o. "a ''H FL" -lD '-
She greeted me ciyilly, aud pressed
the dootvrs hand warmly Ia.t m r.
" Oh, it is so long since you have
called on us that we have been talk
ing of going up to sec you, as soon as
Robert can get away from his corn
field. You don't know how little
Lucy has grown latcly.ooYou must
stop and see her" Fn .t.
(" She is coming to see me herself, 4"
replied the Doctor, beckoning to q
sweet, blue eyed child in the door,
way. 15lw 900 i Lu17 im
The delighted mother caught up
her darling and held her up before
the Doctor. ,.-1..L .e.
~ Doesn't she look like Robcrt?'
she inquired. "oHis very ,oyes' and
forehead; bless me here he is now. "3i
a stout, hale, young farmer, in a
checkered frock and brown straw hat,
came up from the ddjoining field.
"Well, Robert, said the Doctor,
show do matters stand with you?-
! Well ! hope" t5. 1o'''a g.'
"All right. Doctor. Ws'ye paid
off the last cent Of the mortgage, and
the farm is all free and clear. judi
ia aud l have worked hard, but we're
none the worse for it," spLyIIT
"Yqu lock well and happy, I am
sure, answered the Doctor. '"I don't
thiuk you are sorry you took the
advice of an old bachelor, after ALL
Thsyoung wife's head dropped uns
til her lips touched thosc of her
child iieoessl iqt larfJ nro
"sOrfyFo exclaimed her husband
mot we, If there's anybody hap
pier than we are, within ten miles Of
us, don't know them. I'll tell you
what fsafd to Julia the nightf broit
holeftIst p9FtgegSYsil lsaid ! 1bat
debts paid, but there's one debt we
can PeyeF psg as long 9s We live I
know it, says she, but DR.. Singfeta
ltyaa wants no better reward fjr bfs
1indpess than to see us i've happily
Itogsihor, and do for othero what he
has done for us.n, 20 a'.." i5to'.. GO.
"PshaYl' said the Doctor, catching
up 'his'reins and whip, "You owe me
nothing. But / must not forget my
errand Poor old widoYo Whiting
needs watcher to night, aud sho in.
sists upon having Julia Barnet, ard
nobody else. '0What shall 4 tell her?r
S"Ih gb'instantly. | can leaye Lu,
Icy now as we'll as not"
,l"Gdod bye, noighbOrsA d,I L
Good bye Doetor,"g
AS | droys of, ! saw, the Doctor
draw bis hand hastily across his eye:
and he said nothing for some min.
utes. lo e 81 ~ .,.rh
o"Ppblic opinion, saidhe at length
as if pursuing his meditations aloud.
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.oDENTrSTRYi

Dr.C. G. Iseilharz, has removed TO
~ Commercial Row. above So Johns Drug
Store and lifted up DENTAL BEAD QUAR-
TIERS, where he Il prepared to DO work in all
the various departments Of DeUtis''y IA inc most
approved manner of Dental Sciencc'
reduced ISatesi
Pfices have come duwn 10 wos n4 Dcpsrtm ents
of bussness aud must In Dcntistry. wcare fdlly
deterfnlne to suit our Prices to the ability Of all
aud do our work at the lowest pOssihlc rates.
Teeth cNtracted without chafge, for those wlo
want artificial teeth. We arc prepared 10 extract
teeth without pain. by the agency OF any Of the
means now used forthc purpose inthis country
Teeth filled with pure gold ina snnepoF panncE
rifin, July II, lS67.-6m. q. c. BEILHARX
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Burial ofWilkes BOOths

-
Repairs at the Arsenal have eadseSj'
the removal Of the remains Of BoCtK
Wirz, Payne, Harold AtHerodt,' aSi.'
Mrs. Surratt, aud with this occuf.'
renee tho story Of Booths burial
has come to light. Tits thds Giveni
by the Star "The body arrived on.
the Navy Yard and was placed ioH the
monitor. The Surgeon ba6cncraI,4
during the post .aotteE' examination
removed the fractured vcrtabrE or
the neck only. A bout two o'cFdck
on the day 6fits arriyallthSb6ay Was
wrapped in saa grey army ItblankStD
placed,ina boat, siO SEhie was ahofieeru
OF, the, mopitor, with four ,sailoEA,,
General Baker, and two detectives,
The boat proceeded down stream, aud
finally stopped qatT the lover 'affHsathafv
wharf on which the body wasa plseed,s
aiitrwhic bpat7IetuIne t0the dnonitefE
leaving General Baker and bis assistH,
ants in the arsenal grounds, Some
few PERSONS employed az the 'ars6haf
saw The bodyayiag fAefe u,friag thSd
evehingobht ncportss being oPdtb6utw
that it was tho body OF ayspldiQg wh0I
had been drowned, but little attepttnn.
was paid to il, Two men Who had
OCCASION to remove the body kavlngH
got some bl6odson their kanAis acarDeF
mean spreading the Taportitliaisits kAsa
Booths body, but being admopishsa.
to wash the blood of and keep their
lnouths shut, did SO, aud but few per.
sons became awars that tb6 ibody Mas
other than ahat OF OfaldrowneAeaoldicr
Thahrbody' remaihedrOh the mhapfs
until after pigbifall, WHOM ,prepsra,.
tions were ufade for its interment.
SecretarSl | Stanton, Generai DYER.
Ohlef Of 0fdin EnCe, ifid Cor Beh lon.s
Commandanta of the Posts dwepecona
the grOpnd, as we'll as General Rxfer
aud bis deteetlyes. A spot ,Y4s tAaH.
selected ip the wareroom. The grave
being ready the body vas incfoscd III
an AMMUNITION box, lowered into tho
grave and il mas lHllsaas the brick
flooring being mostly replaced and
tie surplus earth removed to another
portion OF the roeAf. igTHc bafiaf
having vbseh accomplished, ske Mhso
dews were bearded mp &nst dha deas
made secure, Secretary Stanton tahiug
the kew With him, This, Key was
Kept at the War DSPhrtdeh GntiiT
few weeks ago, when Il was rsAifa6d
TO othed Arsegal .bfIicers. . iihlh I'D
bodies now rest in 4 a. Oommoa Rfava
in enc of the owageh0yses, .iRaLle,tha
arsenal grounds Wash. C6y. On.
fsasl,,ai f3t tTYrq Ell rcqh ,i5itftY
a1sgiHo ID hana. aing 40 qsaj -
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NUMBER

coqgetry. There is simple .upcon1 \,
sciouspess Of honesty in British gigla "a
70 behold. The gi ! fef.r,
eighteen is only the -happyeKpapsioR,.,
Of her sister Of nine, nd the rpbust,i.,
gleOful, infantile children arc a pera.,
feet JOY 10 see. Neither tho eLildrensl
nor the young ladies have, but yery g,
rarely, the delicate, and exVjsitas..
beautyso common,in America. They. r
are Of a moro robust type. They can 4,
walk ten or even tweaty miles d of A.,
morning, and have limbs made for.
such exercises, They are not afraid I,
Of cold or wet. They have, however,, 4
the beauty of well formed, ,aetiyo,i.
simple hearted, braYe. girls, who, will
make good wives aud mothers, and
WHOSE, looks and actions .shoy thai,
they have no nonsense about .thopsy--.s
Aud whatever may be ihoyeht OfEu-s,
glishmcu OF Epglisbwomep. in Ibsiga'
full expansion Of maturity, there can 4,
ibc no doubt Of the beauty Sfl thsir.,
children. None ad@irq them / more,
than our AmerieAA byisiiogs- They, 4
fare never tired Of looking A. ,the,
groups Of four or six children, with
their mothers aud nurses, digging for
\ dear life In the sands, sailing their
little boats in every puddle, or cover
ing zach other in the pebbly banks
of flint thrown into winrovs BY the
recent tidos.-N y. Tones, ''e''"Vis''
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DR.. J.7cHRMBELAIN,
.dl ROTANIST. No..

nAVdSGg BEEN ABSENT FROM THE
Eity Andlcounty two years, in conscqucnce Of
llihcalth, andheine noweompletolv restnreh, has.
returned again TO THIN. to resume his former pro-
fession. HS- Onicc. one door South OF nehms
Grocery. on ,statns Street Resilenee, ,hrst door
East OF the old Osborne Warehouse or Depot.
auF2iGgni2vi
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Lone Sermons,

\ lawyer who consumes three
hqprss 10 arguing o question Of law
relating TO the ownership ofoa barrel
of apples is indignant ut his minis.
TOT Tor exceeding twenty ave minutes
inppfolding one Of the, greatest prin-
piplss Of ppraASs in tho, observance,
of which sdeicty depends The Judge
fills hours with his a"opinion . Our
tie hgbt Of The counsel to Challenges
n yitness, grqnlblss5 at his ,mipister
because he has ,prolpngedlthe discuss
sion of fundamental laws of flhlman
progress to thirty minutes The
physician who takes ten mihuteso to,
prqpereithe msdieipe for a head ache,
is nerg0usly FESTIVE If his minister
spends only twice as mhny int att
tempting TO relirve chrohic heart
ache, The belle who has speut4,,
hew long2--iu adjusting the bows of
her bonnet, is remorseless in hericri,
tieisms on the miaister who does not
finish his meditation on the Father
hood Of God in ffieep . minutes, The
fOP, who has cspbod. aud stroksd,
aud perfnmed, and waxed his mus
tache for half an hour, is mortified
past endurance ifthe poor minister Is
not, through his discussion Of the
iA~ortall life diipsids''a of twenty
mintesns95 srd q sn s7ril'f odi ni ad
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Z ,,os W es,AGENrS WANrED.g. ~
Samples sent free. ReeapltAl required, Ladies'
and GgHfiemeW can earn from 50 TO Sl0 neT
day. Enclose stamp and addreaa- rssi ~,
TaRP CO., stA stfeeh New York.
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H. B. MARTIN, M. D. ,o.tV
T<nRMERIY 0F MEI,MORE.--IATE

l. surgeon in the RrmY-h9e pernAnently loca-
ted in Tihin and In Ing HAD hfeeh years expert
ence In the practice Of Medicine, he hopes to
merit and share the public patronage
~ 0nice IN National Hall building. .I
All calls attended TO- either at night or day.
Also, Examininr Surgeon for Pensions
Apris'e6tfl II. n. MARTIN, NJ. d.
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DR.. p. O'CONNER. !

"AVINta PERMANENTLY LOCATE0 IN
IL Ttfanl has openrd mn adllec In 'fouib's Block.
Immediately over tho Pnstofice. lie hopes. nv
naturalization tn ilnisineAs. with twenty-fonr
years experience IL the profession, TO merit lib.
erAt hhsre Of the public patronage itIt JIi'
once hours-from A. VI. to q y. n.
p5- Residence lone mile South OF THIN. on the
Pink Road 11iIio Nl .r,1Hg tnpy22nGm6.
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rnus rna narrmrrx,

The affections Of the opposite sex may be gain
ed by following simple rules aud all may marry
hA2pnE NJ baF its,A, rithsut rasafa 10 wealth axe,
or heanly send va yaldle aid stanp for
paruralasA y Aadan. LyclLLg DEaARRE, u,
bible House, New York,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VoLMER q KIRCHNER,
iAUcTIoNEERls NOTICE.

EIlHR UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
i out EipensYto blow said business IN Seneca
Aaa loiAlas HqlnYles' Is now geApS AZ al uHlss
Eatlre satisfaction VIII be guarahteed In every
ease 70 r .si1enee uear Mexico, SeAeca County
Ohio. - y fErfh y. JONES.
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''c6isfJastits chase, OaHR JSarasy
home to Cincinnati on Saturday, Eaa
welcomed cordially BY d large aasSn.
hlagci ut tAas 0Alunbus ! lAtiSa, bs4
whom in a fsw well,ehdsene HoV'isb hk
expressed his unchanged denotien. q
the great principles Of equality ,apd
exact justice ~ all classes of cisissnns,a
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Prizes amounting to 1890, $50.


$4,000 Numbers and 7SS Prizes.
Tickets s12, Hrlces So, Quarters SO.
.f --- U f.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.-The numbers
ffoui to 1880, printed on scptraie slips Of pa
per. are encirslsdNith small tin tubes, and plac-
ed in one wheel The prizes, Of which there are
769 varyingas above, from $4,000 20 $50, are
similarly prn ed on separate slips cncrcled, and
placed In another Whccl. The wheels are then
rcvolycd. and q number IN drawn frrm the wheel
OF numbers and At the Same time prize is
drawn nom ,hc ether wheel Thel number and
prize drawn out are opened and exhibited tp the
audience and registered, the prizc being placed
against the number drawn This operation is re-
peated until all the prizes arc drawn cut
I'd pO- The above magnificent singlc-nunlhcr lot
terry viii be drawn IN pubic, in Coyinginn Ky,
hv sworn cuinmi sSionerf, at one O'Clock y, NJ at
the corner Of Fourth md Scott strectS The
Kentucky States Lotteries nrepo Gin EntgrlTiscs
hut responsible Money Lotteries, that hate bcan
conducted for the past thirty Wears anu are drawn
under the authority of charter front the Stnte,
and bonds are given for the payment pt oil priter
The drawings are published in the New York
HsfTdd md Cincinnati Commercial. ul
Tho above scheme will lee drawn the middle
and last OF eHcli month during 1867 and tSis. ~
GCucthtrs Of I.oitcfes drawing daily 7cnt N
application to the Managers.
'Ad,lrcSs all Ordcu, Tor ticketstof J-L svI ! 4
.4. E...r MURRAY, EDDY 4 CO.,
N'A COYihgtoii, N.Y.
re AGENTS WANTED. scpl6-ly,a "a
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NOrrs.-"Cosmos" thu, writes, under

.NorEs.-"Cosmos" thus writes, under
recent date, to the San Francisco Bulle-
TIN: ave passed Silver City and Gold
Hill, but as this is all familiar ground,
I will proceed to Virginia, which was
reached before dusk. We were soon
located in the international, and ush-
cred up to the top loft, against which
we protested, but to no use, as it was
neck or nothing the house being
plum FULL as that WAS about 1000
feet lower than w had been on this
trip we concluded it was low down after
all and stood il. 'All the rooms full
speaks loud for the prosperity of Vir-
giuis. There seemed a perfect swarm
of San Francisco bulls and bears at this
time. Virginia and Gold Hill were all
life, hustle and prosperity. Next morn
ing was Sunday, and here they had been
rushing it so all the week that they
could not shut of steam for Sunday.
Horses, men, mills, all pushed along US
though it was the last day Of grace.
Horses suorting, mills pounding, team
sters swearing, mines delivering, men
driving, multitudes swarming and talk
ing " feet" mines and strikes, make up
a Sunday in Washoe still. Some one
told me Brother Earle had been to Viz
yinia in fact | saw an $500 brick they
gave him. | smiled, and wondered how
many he converted. Why | even saw
one Of the high " pillars Of one Of the
high churches Of San Francisco bob
bling round as though Savage would
60 to $4,000 a foot before Monday
morning. All many Of these christians
are like some married men know OF,
who go straight at home and walk to
very trim, with the devil only a
little ways down in their boots. All
interested is in letting the men and
horses rest one day in the week. II is
an outrage and iuhumau, and the min
ing companies ought to stop it,
THS Committees (the Executive and
of Arrangemeuts) appointed
20 make preparationsf for the celebration
of the Fourth of July, met last Saturday
evening at the Town Hall.
A large number Of bills were laid be-
fore the Committees, and were passed
upon. The most of them were allowed;
were referred to investigating
committees, to be reported upon at the
next meeting.
The Committees request that all bills
against them, incurred by the celehra-
ton, be handed in by Tuesday evening,
July 9th, as that is their last night Of
meeting, after which they will not take
cognizance of any bills appertainiug to
the Fourth OF July celebration.
BY order of the joint Committees.
J. A. STEPHENS, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, June {, '67.
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For Sale or to Rent.

oyr SPLENDID COTTAGE. SITUATED
nn Crown Point street. above 1.-THE kentuek
Nins, Aso-A Building Lot on the samss'ress
81 fee't 0nH " A.. MoNTMINY.
Opposite the Gold HUI NEWS.
cold Hi. June Is. 1857. le2sM-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-08

COMING. - The enforcement Of the
ouerous mine-,ax bill? If so, then re-
collect there ave coming across the
mountains thousands OF Mongolians
who work - hours per day, for $50
per month, boarding themselves. Blaz's
bill is a blow in the face of labor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-08

A METHODIST Minister at North Adams,
Mass, named 5. \. Morrill,, being mar
ried and the ~progenitor of nine children
recently eloped with a Miss Houghton,
a Young girl Of sixteen, u very beautl'
full and accomplished damsel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-08

THERE is no doubt that in q short
time steel will take the place Of the iron
rail on all our railroads, in consequence
of its much greater durability and con-
sequent economy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-08

.'JoHy PAUL" alias C.. II. WEBB, is
corresponding from New York city for
the Springfield Mass Republican. His
recent letters are not so good AS were
his epis,les from San Francisco to the
Sacramento Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-08

PACIFIC Hygeian Home Water Cure,
at Fountain Farm, nea Oakland. R. s.
Macbeth, ". D. Office northeast corner
Of Montgomery and Sacramento street,
Dan Francisco.