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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-04-02
Probate Notice! -
Settlement of Accounts,

THE following Accounts have been filed
i in the Probate Court of Gallia county,
Ohio, for settlement, and the same will be for
hearing on the1Sth day of April 1868. The
final account of Paul Roush, Jr., Executor
of the Estate of Nathan R. Perkins, decd. FL
nal account of Washington Thomas, Guardian
of Pleasant Thomas. First account of T. W.
Hampton, Guardian of the minor heirs of
John Frasch, decd. " Il u
ALEXANDER LoGgB, =
Probate Judge.
Moroh h Oe 1869 Q-2w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-04-02
500 Kegs Nails.

A s Agents for the Clifton Nail Works, we
IA are enabled to offer to the trade such
advantages as will induce them to purchase
their stock direct from US instead of ordering
from abroad. Quality of nails equal if not
superior to any other made.
HENKING, ALLEMONG d Co.
Jan. %, 1865
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-04-02
HILLWRIGnT ANDDRAUGHTSNAN.

q 4 77:o:- y h y
HAVING permanently located at Gallipo-
- lis, Ohio, !, offer my services to. this
and surrounding country; and, having been
engaged for the, last eight years in building
and repairing Mills, am preparedto furnish
all modern Improvements in Steam and Wa
terMills, either by draught or erection. Iot
am also AGENT for the
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-04-02

r.l-,tUn1, ,AENIA, Q Feb. 3, 1866, i,
Mes.rs. Stout, Malsf & TsMpk .AGentsAWel
are using three of your American Turbine
Water Wheels, which we have put in
our Mill within the last eighteen months
We CONSIDER them as being the best wheels
in use. We Can grind cut forty barrels Of
flour per day to each wheel withfye foot head
and fall. which is four times the quantity we
could make with any ordinary wheel. As
for strength we have tested them thoroughly,
having had them stopped several times by
hard pieces of wood getting in them. but
never breaking them in the least. In conelu-
sion we will say that they fully fill the bill
as represented to US before purchasing. ~ 1
Yours truly. ~ 's9 80 ne
W. d L. ARNOLD, -
GEO. W. KERSHNRR, Miller.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-04-02
At Lower Rates

than most other Companies. -.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-04-02

manufactured by SToUT, MILL. d TEMPLE,
Dayton, Ohio, which needs no recommends.
tion only to those who have not seen it in op,
erasi0n. 9lr' ls 'ussrsa 10 THF ! , EEil
OVERS SHOT WHEEL,
II q Il 81 \ T 2
and can Ge used where it is impossible to
place an Oyershot Wheel. ! furnish this
Wheel at Manufacturers Prices. ~ l--A =
hEFEREscEs:,t 20 tlst uu ssr
lo FLOUR Cry OFrioE AND SpioE MnLs,1z5
.. RocHEsTER, N. r., Feb. 8. 1866 ,ss'
Messrs. Stout, Mills g. Temple, Dayton, O. -
Gentlemen-I hseh one of your American
Turbine Water Wheels running for five
months. ! am well pleased with, It., 1t runs
strong and steady; and should / want another
wheel now. ! would give it the preference
over any other Wheel thatI L know of. 20 Ihave
one Of Lef9rs Springfield wheels rhhhing in
my other building. . Truly yours,
20 g0JfL VANzANDT. r
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ent. answered correctly:

During the last term of twelve
weeks, the following pupils in the
High School, were not absent, except
for the death of a friend:
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Also, AGENT for the Eureka Smut spd
Separating Machine. 49, -
REHFRrycFs.
REFEREScEs

Charles Rawson, Akron, o.; d. r. Stewart,
Athens, o.. Isaac Straut q Co, Cin'ti, o.;
Jacob Anschuts, Gin Il, o.; Foulds& Wright,
Cin,tl. Old. 4 E. Granwald, Cin'ti, O.; Fred
erlek VOL, fin'ti. o.; Coleman 4 Strauss, Ma
rietta, u; Cram q Conley, Marietta, o.;
James LeiFeI & Stn, Springfield, O.; j. M.
Benson, Springfield, o.; Williams d Wallace,
Dayton, o.; George Allen, Cireleville, O.;
Samuel Campbell, Circleville, O.; Thos Jones,
Columbus, o.; Hugh Ffyhael, Y Fellow Town,
o.; snnius Nswsom. Ganipelis, o.; Morgsn
q ALLISON, Adanssille, csssisss5 Jsuii 49,
jan. T. is6s.a 3lti& .eEfsEaH
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2 Sheriff Sale. 9

Marc h 26, 1869.--3w.
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5noiitts Of Bmkrupttu.

IN BANKRUPTCY.-DIS OF NEW
JERSEY Trenton Of MAY A.
hereby gives of hs appointment Assignee
JAMES g. MORGAN II Beverly th County Burlington
Of jersey, within said District who has been adudgr Bankrupt
bis petition, hy tie D,ni Court Of saii District
je2I laF5u1u u. CANFlELD, Assignee.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 9th
day Of Juue D. a Warrant 10 Bankruptcy issued against
the Of UAH VI. LIE Of Union T0sushp County
and State NesJcr,cy who has been a1aei Bankrupt
his petition; payment debts delivery prop
et belonging Ia such bankrupt 10 bin or Tor biz and the OF
sy property BY bin are forbidden By laws that meeting Of the creditors
Of the said bankrupt prove ihr debts choose
sguoe Of , estate will be- held Btukptcy
No. 80 Alanre New Buussck NeHJ,Isrg before John O. H.
neTdOn Register the 2lsl Ju A. d. 6} o'clock
Dated June 20tb, 1903. W. BUDD DEACON,
L. 3 MaTsha, Messenger
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gors,s, Cauiagts, d.

Eorscs, Cuui19ts, Or,
At HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART,
~ Broadway end ThrtT.luthsL. regular public sales n HORSES
CARRIAGES. HARNESS RUGS, WHls ali seTlilZ agclei ID
riding add dlvl. lcd every WEDNESDAY aui SATURDAY.
throughout yer O'clock Bacs 800 atafs Goa number %
ursrs suitable for hgit driving a heavy Uos. {" these SAFES
whether especially advertised Tie largest alrnfut Of
and ser1a Hui variety ~ Tor es aFaJ8
hand. superior lark rbleions BY Ailsr aep.eas
DOR SALE--A large assortment of ilTst-cass
a LIGHT BUGGlLs. Top alI open, az reduced Tlc.s 81
A. ACkEtE sr- Sing
TTNIE large and important sale Of ARABIAN
Z and TROTIING uORSiS ud GUERNSEY CATTLE teon1sE
20 Charles I.etr e.l lrrrfnrr. miles from ODE t uf
Philadelphia consisting OF ~ bead Of Hofses M 5 head Of Guemiey
Cattle. 400 take place pu tle l.th lat
The tock Gao seen sny rro-s Day Il SALE iy taking c
cars uf the NoIth pounaui r. r. 90 Jtakiuiorn hator
o. fur1 iu WILKES SPIRIT oF fHk IlMko
Of siI ri Ia ~ FIELD TURF AND Farm Of On, 20 ast
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. Mat ON the b
Snttmal Stbtnus.
FFICE on COLLECTOR on INTERNAL

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
- REVENUE 0r The Eighth District of NesYork comprising the
Erlteeath Tweleth end TSenuit Wards Of tle C Of New
orAouce hereby gwen 10 law, that have received from
The Assessor the lists Of the valuations and Of property
under the Aet
1eFernmeni
appo ed h Iune 1904 and e acts auenao thereto approved "a
March 1862 18th Juy 1866 aud "a 1871 duties
taIes enumerated therein have become due and pa able aud that viii
attend personally or b deputy r The collection Of the Office
No go broadway, daily (Sunlys excepted the 18Th june
TIE lIh July, 1865 iucu'e between Tie Of aud
TIE lists herein referred 70 comprise the special trades probes
s9ns &c. ardthe eaags billiard ishe gold watches cold
add silver plate for the endrg upon Ia.
lines Tor the year mailing Jlst December 1861
A. SPAULDING Collector.
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Slth l1ublitatlOns.

A MEXICAN PHOT0-LITH0GRAPHi CUE
Y oPFICR HERALD BCLDING-BroAdNay-Room "
MILLERs STRANGER GUIDE TO TIL
c,T1ss oP NETWORK. BROOKLYN, AND ADJACENT PLACES
comprising Notices every Object Of Interest to sranFer' including
Public Bubgs Churebes Hotels Places Of Amusement Literary IN
situations ETC. with Maps and Numerous Illustrations Pnoe 10
MnLERs NEW GUIDE TO THE HUDSON RIVER Illustrated
By T. ADDISON RICHARDS With Map. Price 81 rs
MILLBRs GUIDE TO THE CENTRAL PARK. By T. ADDISON
RICHARDS Illustrated. With Map Price 81 %
MILLERs GUIDE TO SARATOGA SPRINGS AND 'iOiNii'
Illustrated By T. ADDISON RICHARDS Pnoe 81
Sent BY mail Cd receipt OfPnee
JAMES MILLER. Prbl'her,
No. G47 Broadway.
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60 C)lhom it mau Contcm.


NOTICE.-AN persons having claims against
y Co., atr THOMAS HYATT deceased, hereby
h, undersigned before Nov o. 1903
EraYoh Nay 1903 Col T. HARi kseelor 80 ~ Iuirlaye
CACKETT, BELCHER g. Co.-'fhc remaining
- ASSET, ADD BOOB ACCOUNTS of sa finn VIII De- SOLD iy
IANRFNCE SIHAIlON 40 Public Aucnol at No ID furst
Nra York tr lstl of Ju 1862 l1 m including certain LANDS
u Texas For further Information cl,. a. alo."
1.-TWO PASSENGER TICKETS TO CHICAGO,
Pittsburgh ADD fou Wayne good ul tb For SALE cheap
Itlaile so lliJ broadway
V'HE YOUNG WOMEN's HOMEn OF the
LADIES' Christian Union removed @ kfst tourt'eHh
No. % North Washing ourqac corner M1clons1it Good refer
clees rqnlrel fon persons alp'''ug fog t'1ni
VHE EXECUTORS and TRUSTEES of
WILL Of JOHN r. PETERS. tcccls-i petitioners viii
lav 2i 1862 Special Term ~ T. supreme Court 10 Dee
New York a for order directing that award
made unknown by the Commissioners Estimate and Assess,
the othr Of the Mayor Aldermen, Conn
inonsg Of e city NevYok relative the extension Of Church
street tbe oaiey side Of Fuo1 Morrs se'
CITY ct New YORK crtain premises the uorwS Of
Tr place Thames - feet inches Thames
D Truty pae De- p,l 10 them said pyu,on,rs
FLAMEN D. GAMBLER, Petitioners Attorney.
ENANTED-A good HOME for good Boy,
yea healthy advanced strie. be adopted city
or county. Address A. ~ D. Tribune oaee, n y
CHM REWARD-Stoen on Friday night,
Up INDD BLACK MARE li hands high also Bug
~ WAGON Single Harness. Nof Robe Carpet
ankyt returning giving Information Of the above,
Will receive the above reW4rL - -
WM. NJ VALENTINE, Roslyn, l. l.
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with Oreat acuteness OF discrimination and wealth. Oh
legal learning The style Of the work is schoiaiAe'
masculine and effective The matter IS dslIIDue, IA i
clear and orderly arrangement, and the us he 0nes
popted and forcble tenacOusy adherlng 70 Wy
tons al issue with no waste OF strength III HioS'"N'
details
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-
r" NeNiA'eu ana bridgeport 40. SEQ tBE) llsoA Is
ltA.l $40 ttK !, SO, 40 % annQ al 4 Exl nm.
a.. M .5.l5. f.. 3 u. 3D. -
345 30 tEr.) So, 500 (Rr) p m. - 80 - -"
For barel. IOo. 200 1879 a. m af5. 10 $50 nm
fof Suu"r 80 800 (kx 800 lL3O i2lS (Erl AIS 400
Ok, q. 43l tErl 40. SD 63l. 800 tEr) D. m TO-
For Gne ch aud Hsun eate stations IOO 900 lL3Q ais
a45. 40 $50. 6aO p. .-
t Tor Boston Va Spnugaed, S0oa ~ QIl 300 OH 9WP
D m ~
FOR Connecticut Eyr Railroad 800 OH lalsP Mou
For Hartford PrOudeae and Fshkn Railroad Er) m als
p m.
For New Haven Nsw.LoniOu and stouns,ou Railroads -
l2l5. 800 AGO o. M
For Canal Railroad. m lis p to Northampton Wiz
Han.
For Housatouic Railroad, 800 a. m, 500 p m.
Nor Naugatuck Railroad 500 a m, 800 p m.
80 a. l2.lS 80 m.
a. srt. ltoQ "a m tran
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ofFlCE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
y kEvESCE sd DISTRICT or THE STATE or NEwNoRK
No Ceart oougenfthe First Seoul and FoIrh Wards Of
~ H.i9IhASNUAL TAX SOTlCEEoHee Il hereby given
l4i we annual s Of lakes assessed Tie sbose Collection District
o ne year beginning May t8 las beeH received from DE
aug uai e duties rcs and licenses therein specified have teome
ana pahe lhe undersigned R attend personally deputy
Dis ONCE No ~ Cerst. Boadwa daily Sundays excepted
oomhk on he M day Of July ensuing and ending the lt day Of
Anspt or e receipt OF SAID duties 1es Office hJu ~
~ 70 D No. TIE Ies Included the annual lat upon pate,
Iages yachts buard tables piano s gold Watches license
an apeu lneea o NE year 1861 All who shall neglect
pay us ane ~ Them PeetIeir according TO the list aforesaid
within me VINE herein Tpoebed Will become liable the penalties
Ierbed ~ the law. SHHRIDAN SHOOK Collector
paled kSE.IsAH, Jas 70 lses ~ 'I~'
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Proposals.

OygirE or Assistant QrtETfH.vterEH HENEHiL(
Consls 0g u1rtT0y A,D O.I.Ea.sls.,i
Ns, YORK. CRY. jalr @. l'ni
CFAIED PROPOSALS are INVITED aud
- win be- received Office until ocorh b. n. h'DAlJgy
-IHfl flr he delivery such r il hetluik Afof s l uc
directed.
quality , ....i. 5... t., ...l
erchanblc roihy ay been heretofore arlrtoi is
Department f1i shipping
Tr0nes-Is riiI De- made q thr rate for 200 usI.I
The same fr si rment 20 Charleston 81 g., su.'l' q" h.pt- H
an officer of fhis Department ..
l ifdcel r,a The slc,e,,i bidder s Boz required 20 COM
urrre I-liycly Immediately. go.
Tho Games of sur-t elr.Isf o. sroap9rT each ti
Propo,lls shoaI be- ulUfs lurols or s'i 'fs,fI
The uBleagaeL RUFUS iSuAL.H. b- ~ .l.'..i il I. !,
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Ttlusital gastrumcnts.
AN EASY WAY of procuring what you want.
LA-HOkACE WATERS Co, No 46l Bro1dRaY VII dispose a.
second hand Pianos Mepenn, Of e first
class makers aud take from 5to 25 monthly uut paid ly new
applied III purchased
for sale at bargains for cash
A RION PIANO-FORTE.-Pate highest
premium awarded ALL tie renowned Words Exposition
Pianos Send for dectse pamphlet Pce As M-agilctoy
4 GREAT SOUL IN A SMALL BODY
Cal sei o circular Tanning an Repairing done Tie best pahe
BARLOW MA1HuSiEK se Agents No o9i Broadeay
4 LARGE STOCK of new and second hand
II PIANOS bargains for cash; also % D. and sold o. rfhnenA
Up CUMMINGS, No Union square.
4 GREAT REDUCTION in Pianos-Barmore's
~ 30 1853 Berckerst splendid assotnent warranted
II medals testimonials from distinguished artists
4 LARGE variety tirst-class PIANO-F ORTES,
~ "Lgrage" treble Two 90 half prices. JENSiS
III AZELTON BROS, -.o
GRAND AND SQUARE
P1AhO.FORIES,
with ml Iror Frame and Agf.1e Treble.
Fa'tOv aud NareToaHa.
Nos il7 and li9 GRhENi-Sl.. corner ofHOUSToN
DIANOS.-Twcnty second hand Piano-fortes,
Ofvsuous 3akes, orSALE al l0E prices, BY CHCKERING
sOEs No 6i2 Bfollaay. Pagos 10 reat
TFIiE WEBERPIANO-FORTE
b. called the BtSf INSTRUMENT MADE by all the leading
city elsewhere pronounced BY the National
with the frst msuufae
Of bis country ssuey the BEST PIANO IN AMERICA and
The Conservatory Music other high schools alto
g,tler Of power equality sweetness and bril-
sucy o. tone. elastic touch =, d great durability.
wARRROC,NS. No. go Broolne-st Broadway.
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professional Bottles.

,nR. T.. b. FOOTE, author of " Medical Com
~ loon sense may consulted person by letter BIS
No l20 Lcringtonvc II Eat Twent ght hours
from 10 a. a. tl p "a. Consultation free
IAMES g. SIMPSON,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW
No. 20 Twcuuethst, Galveston, Texas
Special attention 70 Commercial and Llul Business
NERVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY, aud
other diseases speedily and eaecua mercur
Consultations strictly private and eoniirusl Dr. LEWIS No
Bcaerst Thirty practice 10 New-fork City
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situutions Gllai,o- -ftmalts.

A LADY wishes position as MAID, II Alh,-
"A DRESSER or sBAMsTRBSS with lady NO o9sf'a NJ s
IN or peuranent place the country Address hrs r NO '
Thiri-s.
A SITUATION WANTED by Scotch Prot
~ eaut girl 10 yar Of age to do waiting or ught ea w H
faulty hotel Call OF aiHIess IV' wv '!''
ALIENS, No. CO Markets., ia The rear
A II, respectable Families, Boarding Houses
and Hotels supplied With good servants RON Az
retestart ana Cathoc rs YORKSfONS Once ~ Bre'e
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| ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD.-Leayo James

m Geenggrt aui AT stations e,cer. woitie wov
Tree 9us N"rHfoH Passenger end al stations
Gert Wiro" rce Express Tran G.eenpoT, sioppipg
Jamaica Nile chstlc TO- tn Siithuot
Pasetg'r aul al stations Tree NJ
North n Passenger Train and all stations passerecr la NJ
clnneri 90 cola With trains 20 aud from li5unsei ana Gsn Cove
SUNDAY tr r,ian Train leaves Hunters Point for Homestead
Glen Cove North lsu Nobpar stations arrives al lga.
ters Point at t:O D. N. Takes eaect June %, 1903
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Excursions.
nAILY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
ROsLYN. anltg Wbtest0ue Bl,l,s Dock, Great Ne.
Sands Point Mott. Dock aud 1u Wod on aad aiter NoNDA
june o. te AEEONSMIIH Capt Notice WIZ leave PerA
sp Pr No. RIVER every uourg g.i5 Tor DE Above nd
lgs. Returning. E.l leave E0,.yu at 1891
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NEW-YORK and NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
(NMIEAlING NJ p. Ia.


Passenger Station ewlork Tvenysereut and FeufA
ave Entrance on rwenty t.
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NEW-JERSEY II. R.-For PHILADELPHIA,
~ kensugion' $50 Via Camden, D. va
W PL, 10 y NJ m, aud y night For Bait and W ahng:
toa-3i0 y No. $3.50 m' For south and ws;to u
noou 7:3l D.
FOR THe wEST-To Cincinnati and Chcsgo-SaOA m 70 No.,
m The 3f0a. aud trains through bt
one change silver Palace sePngoArs on train through 20
without change,
early trains By other Y lines Family also
M0n Thurs through without change,
connecting train IN adv Of other lines with al trains
Chicago. CDdlD y. W. JACKSON, Gen. Snp't
C0UTH SIDE RAILROAD of l.. /. will, un-
~ al completed 10 the ferry, as follows: -
Leave Jamessip, ~ w. at m. via Long Nlase
Railroad 10 Jamaica for lslp aud ali Way Stations
Leave lsp for jamaica all stations $50 and 2%
m, arriving at jamaica at 1913 m. AMI $50 p m.
tqnf lS ls6a, ROBERT WHITE. svpsrntspasrk
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Steamboats, anO TaiIroaNs.
u 10 CALIFORNIA
NETWORK TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Travellers .g purchase
THROUGH TICKETS from NEWlotN TO san FRANCISCO
AT GREATLY tIUiCEs RATES
Also TlCEFr, to ALL POINTS Boo COLORADO. DAKOTA,
UIAU MONTANA. IDAHO ard NEVADA
lo tickets, any information relative o. hc route apply 10
WELLS, FARGO Co..
Stage Departments. No. % Broadway
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Gratktrs.

VXTANTED-An accomplished Young Lady to
" TEACH MUSIC Academy 10 Western NesYork alau
100 per II she teach painting addition 10 lalay
5000 Address, reference, c. gibson CambHgpo Wind
ham Co, VI
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RWSTOL LINE
ID FOR
BOSTON,
From Pier No 90 n r.. foot Of taualst. D. IN.
TRAVELLING STILL CHEAPER
In be Guudcs Boats be
MEALS. 80 CENTS TO 81 30.
Accommodation Tor 2uI Passengers
- These Boats leave HOUR LATER and arrive In Boston
A cHEAP AND CHARMING EXCURSION.
a. D.. ANDERSON General Manager
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firtborhs.

DASSAGE TO AND FROM
Il GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
BY STEAMSHIP AND SAILING PACKRr,
At REDUCED RATES
DRAFTS AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT ENGLAND, IRELAND
SCOTLAND AND WALES
For particulars sppy
TAPSCoTT BROTHERS Co No 90 souhs and No % Broadway
NATIONAL LINE-The steamship DEN
IN MARK, Thomson Will leave SATURDAY July II at 10 M
from Pier No ~ North River Passage Liverpool Quenatown
cabin &l0O eersge SO Steerage tickets from Liverpool
QaeensiOwn, ~ currency Apply the company Offices Noi 81
tpa y bIgaeSu A. w. J. HURST, AspsssL
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a. Wav Tran, Tor otsfl.i lZ1 i or
Perun: . N.g press or taifAi nA 4o iotl-'l-fI
a points ~ AMI SouiEt NO EIasA-1 al
Mst Tran $500 }. l0r Paterson aul f"lt i"fi.t
IEIrs through 20 Sssnlnci ID ani bu-so N.a
Pr. v-auAtel Sleeping coserl accompany al
Nt.tTers . a.. o., e--.t-.-
Depot s- ~ Caulglsst N,a.Yok a1 l.g Dock Depot JsU
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-04
1xsAxr.-Thero is a sad piece of news

ISsASE.-There is a sad piece Of news
in the following:
"a man named B. P. Hazeltine, says
the San Francisco Bulletin of December
25th, was examined before the Commits
sioners Of Insanity, this afternoon, and
ordered to Stockton. Ho is a native Of
Maine, aged tbirty-seven years, and has
been in this State seventeen years. He
has been engaged in tho commission
business for some time on Front street.
A few weeks sgo he had been drinking
to excess, and was placed at st. Mary's
Hospital, where he remained q short
time, and was conveyed thence to tho
Home for tho Incbriate. While ut the
Hospital he thought n of his attend
ants was sent to kill him, and struck
the man 8 blow with a pitcher. He
thinks be is the great chief of the armies
Of heaven and that they are all arrayed
against his enemies. He calls himself
Little All Right Intemperance is the
supposed cause of his insanity"
Poor Benl The awful misfortune
which has oyertaken him will cause
many q regret; for a nobler, more kindly
hearted mar than he, never lived. We
first knew him in Marysyille, twelve or
fourteen years ago, where he was Of tho
firm of Harrington & Hszeltino, whole
sale merchants. Both he and Harring-
ton came to this State. Ben went into
business at Dayton, Lyon county; and
Harringtonli lived here, and in partnership
with Horace Beach, owned a quartz mill
in Kings Canon. John Barleycorn V
tripped up a better man than this poor
gentleman who has been sent to Stock
ton. May no be restored to health and
sound mind.-Cdr,On appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-04

dispositioned, little woman, aud takes a
species of grim, hoggish delightin wear
ing her very soul out. He only marrics
her for his own convenience and pleas
ure, and Icy from any love he bears
her. He cares but little for her comfort,
or well being, but is exactiug and fault
finding in the extreme, and If anything
troubles or crosses him in his outdoor
transactions among mankind, no comes
home and quarrels with his wife about
it. If he comes homo hoggishly drunk
and tumbles himself with filthy clothes
and boots upon the clean bed, she must
mover grumble about it, not in the least;
he'll have none Of that; he'll knock her
over first. He is her domineering lord
and master, wherever they may be. She
is his drudge, his convenience. All !
such swine. Wen quit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-04

STARTING IN THE Vocabulary an
unwise parent labors hard and lives
sparingly all his life for the purpose Of
leaving enough to give his children a
start in the world, as it is called. Set
ting a young man afloat with money loft
him by his relatives is like tying blad-
ders under the arms Of those who cannot
swim ; ten chances to n he will lose
his bladders and go to the bottom.
Teach him to swim and he will never
need the bladders. Give your child n
sound education, and you have done
enough for him. See to it that his
morals are pure, his mind cultivated,
and bis whole nature made subservient
to laws which govern man, and you
have given him what will be Of lore
value than the wealth of the Indies.