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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-12-16

a. hsa@ the oifoir'1s last sso6s end Yroftihsr>6y
CbsGp FOR ,rrIR IAnrEs Goods
Jt-oppi Always on sand large stock of La Gooss
Or dies guods-such as Cuburg Cloth, iI.,,
CbsPi Aipacas, De Laines Gingb ans.
Cb<apn Prints, Uhintz, Kerchiefs, Nu- Gol,
CaedS! oies, ponne's, oio,es, e'0- Goods
CAeas FOR GENTLEMEN, Coos
Ch,ar Always on hand Black, Blue. Brown Goods
CkeGy and Grey Cloths, Fancy and Black Goods
Cheapi Casimeree, Satttcets Cassinets, iGoodf
Chsap Tweeds, Plain and Fancy Vest Goods
Cheap ings. Shirting, etc. etc. etc. Goods
CheapI READY-MADE Goods
Chsap Such ee Coats Pants Vests Under Goods
Chsnri shirts and other PlanneI shirts Goods
Chsap Boots, Shoes, Hats Cape, Neck Gooas
CfeaY ties Gum Boots and Shoes.and Goods
Cheap variety Of other articles. Gooe'
CGhssap HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Ioo@.
GGh>dP Such as Upbleached and Blesched 6ooa'
CTheap Muslins. Coiored Muslins. Linen t,0od'
SSne0p srd cotton table cloths, Oil cloth, C'oa'
SSnedPl Linen and hemp fowls. car -ooa.
EInePi pets, curtains, fringe, etc
Cksnpi hhND" Ahh, 81 Good,
Chs1p ~ Jou NAn' vans or spices Sanufe Goods
ChsGpi ei o'He. iolAh 7aN-mih or otnef iGoeEs
CLeasi saws. Smooth; ng irons, Locks, Gao9s
Chsopi Hinges, etc go to Mossop's lGoo9-
ChrFn whore you n buy cheap. iGooss
Char If YOU WANT Goods
Cht9y Knives and forks. Butebe er Knives, G0oII
Cb>d-i Sho ana Stove hlsckiRg, Manila lCeoas
Cheag and henp ropes Ink, Paper .GooSs
! Cheap Pens Powder, Shot Lead, Goa1s
Ckrapi etc. buy them 81 HoSsop's. iGoods
Chap IF YOU WANT G"oas
Cheap Sha. Last or PEGS Palm or Fancy Goo4s
Cheap Soap. starch, Wall Paper or Win Coos
Cksap; do., Shades Lamps Lsmptubes Goods
Cheaa or Wicks. coal oil etc go to Goods
Chsa7l Messops cheap cash store tioS9s
CCh'ari II YOU WANT Go0a'
n 1HJ' g ood extra family Flour, White or
CI. brown sugar, hams, shoulders or Gy.
HIS sides, coffee; Imperial, Young
60 Tyson or black tea buy them
o. o. atMossop's cheap for cash GI
Ch.agI II You WANT iGoos,
Cheap allow candles, fae OF coarse salt. Goods
CEegr, syrup or faeissses, cheese, dried Goods
Ckrapl apples or peaches, water or So lGoo3s
Cbszri Do cTxcEers, call at Mossop's f6oods
Chsori where you buy cheap. f;ss&s
Csesei IL YoV WANT Good
CI.ertpo-, v,ns 10, wea,eaf or S>eramea- Goods
CAsayl tai uses Sweet wine, old Monon Goo9s
Cam ..bela or rye whisky. Cherry Goods
Cl.asl .na Copnac brandy buy at Goods
Cksap Mossop's cheap Dash store. efAed-
Chap IF YOU WANT Gsod'
Chan .;..,. re-. pypnes oy drf. A f,x iGeo6a
Cheap rants; flbeYts, cream. psca or Goe1'
Chenpi Sern6 r,ts c.ud;o. 1,o,o.;.a Good.
Ch<1P or Liquoriee root. buy them Gos1s
Ch'Hp At Mossop's cheap and good 1s@Ss
Chap rrvo,, w Gosds
ChSGpl At ~ "ANi lGasIs
CAsarnlTo buy any other article cheap. hs t;oa1.
Sksa,l sure to 80 TO Mossop for be seils e;o.J,
CI,.ri cheaper for cash than any ofhss Good,
CI.nst person IN Clesrhefd county. iGao6.
SH.1ni November 81. 1891 sp37's2, Good.
Ap,1ove1 eoN,ssys produce Of ~psyp ka,.d token ss
skl xsnel 1sA,sa o>is~s tn s,eAargs for rosas
~FM aaeYs Suu overcoste Gum Boots and
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-12-16
NOTICE

II is we'll established fact that fully one h II II
of the female portion of our population are ei-
dom IL the enjoyment of good health; or. TO
use their owl e1pres l. SION. never feel well =
They are languid devoid of all energy exrreme-
ty nervous. and have no spr,iIte To this cias.
of persons the BirrEko. or tho ToNiC.is e.pe
cially recommended
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-12-16
PER SONS ADVANCED IN LIFE.

And feeling the hand of time weighing heavily
upon them with al its attenda it's will fnd il
the of this BITTEkS or the TONIC AZ eIixer
that will insti new fife into their veins restore
IN n measure the energy and ardor of m"re youth.
tui days. build up their shrunken n forms. and give
n alto and happiness to their remaining years.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-12-16

FOR SALE:-The property occupied by
Thomas Liddell. corner of Reed and
a good substantial PLANK House and the 10, bout
three -fourihs Of an sere) is offered for sale The
situation is close to the Railroad Depot and is n
sxcellen, location for business purposes Por
terms, apply on the premises Nov. Il-lsss
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-12-16
MAR RIED 4:

On Sunday Dec. 9th 1868. by Frederick
Hollnreter, E-a, Mr.. RICHARD VI. La
BoRDE. and Miss F.LIzABETH LABoRDE.
both of Union township, Cieartield Co. Pa.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-12-16
NEW SPR n 6 G 90 d S
JUST RECEIVED AT
KIRK & SPEN GERS,

The undersigned would respectfully iuf"rm
their customers and the public in general that
they have just received their Spring stock OF
goods consisting of Dry Goods. Groceries Boots,
Shoes. Hats Caps. Fish, Salt. Flour, Bacon Nails,
Paints. Oils. Stoneware. Hardware QueensWare'
Baskets Tubs. Cburns. Carpet Oil cloth and a
general variety of such articles as are usually
kept in a country store, all of which they VIII
sell CHEAP FOR CASH
They would also direct attention 10 tneir large
for sale at n sm all advance upon cost
KIRK SPENCER
Lumber City Pa. Nav s, 1857
NB-We also manufacture to order. and con-
stantly keep hand general assortment OF
Root. = nd Sh oes for men. women and children.
KIRK Il SPENCER.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-12-16
J Ii kENNARD. Sth. bel Coates,t
CAUTION.

Hoofand's Germ an Rem edies sarecour'erfeited
See that the sign tture of C JACKSON IL on
the wrepper of each bottle All others are
counterfeit Prinei d pal Office and Manutac.
tory at the German Medicine Store No 63l ARCH
Street. Philadelphia Pa.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-12-16

ESTRAY-S S,rayed away from the sub
II >criijer in Pike township. on or about
the ist OF October last. brindie BULL aged
about two years. Any information to his
Whereabouts wi'l be property acknowledged
Dec g. Is6S-3tp CALEB WAY.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-12-16
CURwENsvILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.

9 j. HAYES. SURGEON DENTIST; Office
~ on Thompson street, Curwensville, Pa.
Teeth extracted by the application of local an
asthesia, and all kinds If modern dental work
done. May Is. 1867.
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Tn THE COURT of Common Pleas OF
L G ear6el1 county:
REUBEN kEIrER No 80 Sept. Term, 1857.

ANNA RErrER. A!rasS Sab. Sxr D,.orcs
To ANNA REITER Respondent: You are hereby
notified and required TO be and appear in your
own proper person, al our next court Of Common
Pleas. to oe holden at Clearteld. on Monday, the
llih day of January. 1859 before our said ges,
To- answer such things may be then and there
charged against you il the complaint of said IL
oelisnt In the proceedings now pending, and TO
submit TO -uch order and DEGREES as the Court
msy make; and hereof fail not.
Dec. y Ir6S-4t. c HOWE Sheriff.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-12-16

EMOVAI.--Tt undersigned, Licensed
IL Auctioneer has r, moved TO McGarvy
Post Office. Clearfeld county. Pa Persons in
want of his seryices will please address him at
that place Charges moderate
Dec ? lS6S-3Ip. JOHN NJ QUlLhIN-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-12-16

r,rous and clsarheld Railroad:
ls,yes Tyrone It Wv m
~" Arrives At Phiiipsburg at ~ a. 10.
I..res Philipsbure a. :: z-oo N
IhiA i,rirss at Tyrone At 400 p m.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-12-16
DEBILITY.

There is no medicine extant equal TO these rem
edie> in such casts 4 tohc and vigor j, impaired
TO the whole system. the appetite is strenp he'd
food Is enjoyed the stomach digesIs promptly he
5l"oi Is purified. the compiler or becomes sobn nd
and heaiihy. the yellow tiDge is erauicaied from
the eyes. II bloom is given t" the cheeks a d be
we k and nervous invaiu becomes strong and
healthy oeing
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-12-16
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by the use of either of these
remedies They win cure every case of MAkAS
NUS, without fail
Thousands of certificates have accumul sted in
the hands of the proprietor but space will allow
of fhe publication of but few Tbose,ii will he
observed. are men of note and of such standing
that they must believed.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-12-16

"OUSEKEEPERS, and those contemplating
IN atrimony, would save money. by buying
their household goods such buckets tuos,
brooms baskets. churns butter bowls. ladleerub-
lers sleeves brushes.cl rthe pins. oothe iines bed
cords, rolling pins knife bv1es. sugar boxes,
sto YES. KETTLES. wash boilers. bake pans. lamps.
lamp shades. lanterns. candle sticks, porcelain
kettles. tea canisters fat irons CLOCKS, looking
gla.ses meat sta nds, table OF cloths. &c. at
Dec 2 1853 j. P. KRATZER'S
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-12-16

Twenty two years since they were first into.
duced into this country from tiermauy, duIiul
~hich time they have undoubtedly performed
more cures, anu beBehited suffering humanity Io
TO the public,
These rem edies will ehectualy cure Liver Com
plaint Jaundice. Dys popsia 1 ron ic, or Ner.
vous Debility. Cbron z ic piarI haa disease oi
the Kidneys. and all Diseases arising from II dis
ordered Liver, Stom ach. or Inlestines
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-01
The *, XXX. Notify old Ben.

WASHINGTON ArRIL 20 l868.-Hon.
Benjamin F. Waldo received the follow
ing anonymous letter, this morning,
p%ostmarked Winchester, Kentucky,
April II. copy verbatim CT Merdtim:
Ben. Wade, Hon. ESQ eaH,d,)
This communication 10 to notify you
that you are marked and wdtehed by the
X. X. X, & that should you and your
Infamous associates succeed In your f.
natical and hcllish design Of toisting
yourself as 80 called President on m
unwilling people by actual force, TINT
your fate will be before ONE MONTH, that
Of "the late lamcnted A. L." You may
not heed this warning, but 20 your
course and your fate is sealed by Il bull
let from 8 s. X. n X. Eyes are on
your track that never sleep; and this
will DO your portion. Thad. Stephens
is doomed. Gen. Grant is watched nlsQ.
You think yourself in security, but
there is a vengeance awditing you three
grand con,pirdtors. AS for Butler, the
X. K. X. Of New Orleanes will take him
in charge ut the proper time, and his
portion will also DO q bullet. An in
dignant people will no longer bear
what you deamons in human shape nre
preparing for them. Go on, and you
will see whether the 8 s. K. K. X. will
lie. BE Warned IN lime.
By order Of the Grand Commander
of the X. XIX.
W. G. G. H.. April II 'G8. S. X. h.
Cor. of tic PHILADELPHIA Press" .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-01

CIxpERs FROM MAuSA LoA.-A cores
pondent Of the San Francisco Bulletin,
from Santa Barbara, says that for sew
eral days between the 9th and Goth of
April, there was a peculiar appearance
OF the atmosphere, and the presence Of
a fino red dust floating in the air, which
was noticed by the inhabitants of that
region, and he attributes the phenomena
to the recent eruption Of the volcano Of
Manua Loa. This is by no 9 i'm
probable, when we remember, the state.
ment in the Hawaiian papers by the las,
arrival, that the sky was so obscursd
by smoke q distance Of 1900 miles
northcas,erly from the Volcano (Which
is about half way between Hawaiia and
Santa Barbara) that the Captain Of the
bark D. C. Murray could not see the sun
so as to take an observation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-01

WHERE WAS WooDBURS?-In the
curse of q speech made before the De-
mocraey of Gold Hill some weeks ago,
orator WOODBURY., Of Virginia, demon
strated tho fsllacy Of the claims Of su-
perior intelligence set up by the Repub-
licsn party. his absolute and utter refu-
tatiou Of this prcposterous claim con-
sistiug 10 a reference TO the inscription
on o Republican transparency, in which
"judgmcnt" was spelt with IN 60"
between the "g" and en-" We can
readily understand how narrowing it
must have been to the outraged feelings
Of the astute, eloquent and philosophie
logieian Aforesaid, to have read on one
of the transparencies displayed in the
Democratic procession last Saturday
night, the splendid display of Demo-
cratic photographic prs-exeellence We
homer labur." Yes, the Democracy
trust in God and homer la5M! What a
combination Of b~lasphemy and bad
spellingi What An insult to Deity
and Noah Webster
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-01

ONIONS AND EpIDExio.-In the Spring
of ls49, l was. in charge of 100 men on
shipboard, with the cholera among the
men. We had onions, which a number
Of the men ate freely. Those who, did
so were soon attacked, and nearly all
died. AS o o as I made thisdiscpvsty'
their use vas forbidden. After mature
elaboration, | came to the conclusion
that onions should never DO eaten dur
ing the prevalence Of epidemics, for the
reasou that they absorb. thssvirus aud
communicate the disease, aud that the
proper use for them is sliced and placed
in the sick room raud replaced with
fresh ones every few hours. tits q we'll
established.faet that onions will extract
the poison Of snakes; this ] personally
know. Some kinds Of mud will do tho
same. After maintaining tho foregoing
opinion for eighteen years, Ihare found
the following we'll attested: :" 0nions
PLACED iu.he room where there is small
,pox, viii blister and decomposs with
great rapidly; not only so, but will pre-
vent the spread Of the disease. think
a. disinfectant they have no equal,
when properly used; but keep them out
of tho stomach" II need be- tho fore
going (which I have greatly abbrevia-
ted) can be attested on oath. Let Us
have all the facts bearing upon the sab
ject.-John B. WoH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-01

The Ku-KLUx KLANSThe following
is tho only lucid exposition of the nature
and objects of the kombination Of kusses
known as the Ku-Klux Khan /: "The ku-
Klux Khan are kalled upon to ksstigate
or.kill any kullered kusses who may APP
prove the constitution being konkocket
by the kontemptible karpetbaggers at
the kapotsl. Each Khan is commanded
by q k%arniverous kernel who kollects
his komradeG with kare and kaution
commensurate with the kause. When
over konvened they must korrectly give
four kouutersigns. These are /: Kill the
kullerod kuss ; klean out the karpet-
baggers krnsh the ko%nvention ; Harry
konscrvatism ; konfusion TO kongress !
konfederates will konqusr. OF kourse
the khan kreates considerable konstorna-
ton among the Kongos and their kun
mag conductors, who kalkulate that
their kareor may DO kut short by katas-
trophies. Kowardly kurs, they kant
komplain.n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-01

SrUcK HIS Foor IN Ir.-Hon. Thomas
Sunderland, one Of the Democratic as
pirants for United States Senator, took
occasion, during u speech to the Demo-
cratic meeting on Saturday night, to
charge upon the managers Of a certain
mine in this vicinity, the use Of Inn
proper influences, intimidation and
threats, to compel the employees to vote
the Union ticket, and Mr.. Sunderland
was understood to atow his readiness
TO make these charges good. IL was
we'll and generally understood that the
Crown Point mine was referred to, and
Captain Taylor, superinteut of the mine,
felt that an issue personal to himself
bad been raised. He therefore pro-
posed to accompany Nc. Sunderland 70
the mine and ascertain who, if any one,
had tempered with the rights and privi-
leges of tho men. Mr.. Sunderland did
not see ct to 60, and the Captain vent
alone. Arrived at the mine, he called
all of the hands out and inquired
whether any person had tried to control
or influence their votes. An emphatic
and unanimous negative was the re-
sponse, and all hands, some two hun
dred or thsreabouts, signed accrtifcate
to that effect. II is sometimes hurtfal,
rather than beneficial, to make such
unfounded Wholesale statemepts, that
are liable to immediate realization, even
lift docs draw a few sspssless cheer
from AZ %un,hinking rabble.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-01

DECIDEDLY CooL.-The Nevada (Cal.)
TfdnIerip. OF Friday last contains a con-
gratulatory editorial on the jubilant
opening of the campaign by the Union
party. In concluding the article, and
apparently Us m original part thereof,
the Transcript closes with the stirring
little song, "Grant's what's tho Mat
ter" written by ALI. Doten, Of our staff,
sung at the Fort Homestead ratification
meeting, and published under Mr.. Do
tens name in this paper. Not a limo Of
credit does the Transcript rouebsafe, nor
is there q word to indicate that the song
is quoted. Neighbor, neighbor, should
these things be thus? =.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-01

SPEAKING of the doings of the SPRING
field Democracy at the close Of the late
special election there, the Patriot says /:
A negro, q quiet, inoffsnsiye boy, in the
employ Of Colonel Baker, being una
ware OF the rampant condition Of the
Democracy, was returning home from a
colored prayer meeting whom he met tho
crowd Id the street and vas set upon by
three or four Of the chiyalrous members
thereof aud most numerically beaten.
He received o esevere cut from, a stone,
In the hesd, and several other severe
bruises. He had said nothing to the
crowd, and was endeavoring. to escape
their notice By keeping close to the
fence until he could pass by them. 6nt
: negro never escapes attention on sach
occasions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-01

An ABOLITION SESrMESr.-Over the
stand erected for tho Democratic speak
ers on Saturday night, there was a can
containing the inscription i" In God
We trust" Along in the afternoon three
Of the un,crrifed came along, and two
Of them that couldn't read asked one
lucky and exceptional n who could
spell out mouosyllables in large type,
"Fhat's dhat, Jerry /" After consider
able time and worrimeut, jerry studied
it out and announced the result.
"bhat be id" said one Of the others.
Fly can't the Dimmyerats git flags of
dher own, wudhout borryin' from the
Abolitionists."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-01

LETTER FROM IDAHO.
SILVER Cry, 0wYHEE, l. T..
Nav 2lat. 1863.

H May 2lst, 1868.
EpIroR NEws-Your paper was just
received, which was mailed about six
weeks ago. Il should judge it took
things slow and easy. Prospectors are
very numerous ut present on Sinkcr and
Catharine Creeks. About o week ago a
party of five started out from town to
prospect on the latter creek, but were
out only three days before they were at
tackled by a band Of Indians and driven
back into town. The p]rospsctors shy
they killed three Of tho Indians. The
Orc Elmo mine has changed hands, hay
ing been sold to q party in town ; they
have n ledge four feet wide, all good
paying ore. The Golden Chariot mine
is becoming richer and richer every day,
and supplies two mills with ore Mt pres
ent, but when their new hosting ma
chinory goes into operation they hope
to be able to supply several more. A
sad and fatal accident happened Mt the
Ida fillmore mine last week. Taylor
Swami, one of tho engineers, was caught
in the reel rope, and so badly injured
that he died in about fsur days after
the accident. At the Sinker Greek mill
carly this morning every body wa
thrown into excitement. 1t was discov-
cred that tho bullion had been stolen
out Of tho retort. between the hours OF
two and four o'clock. II is supposed to
have been done by three Cinnamon, n
Of whom is cook ut the mill, and the
other two stopping ut n saw mill just
below. The cook was seen coming up
tho creek ut half-past three, by two of
the mill men, and they asked him what
he was doing up so carly. He said be
was sick, and had been after q China
man to come and cock for him, but the
mon suspecting that everything was not
right, went over to tho retort house and
found somo bullion lying on the ground,
and only one pan full left in the rctort.
1t is supposed that there was about sixty
pounds taken, worth n little over 80, 900.
After breakfast the Superintendent,
with several others, walked up two Of
tho Celestials, onc to o tree, tho other
to u post, and whilo u party was hang
ing ono to mako him diyulge, q party
was logging the other at tho post. After
two hours treatment like this, the latter
one said, emo tell me tell | me tell
YOU" but after all he would not, but
said he would give them half the bull
lion ; but when they desired him to go
and show them the place where II was
hidden, no still refused, so ho got an
other Aogging, aud 'thcn he, with three
other Celestials, werc imprisoned in the
stable, with a guard over them. To-
morrow, l expect, if nothing is divulged,
they will have to 60 through tho same
process. J. H. II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-01
THE IRISH WIFE.
BY THE LATE T. D,Aaor x'orE.

DI Aha AhS1 oEb
would not give my Irish wife
For all the DANES Of Saxon land
would not give my Irish wife
For the Queen OF Frances hand.
For she to me iS dearer
Than castles strong, or lands, or life
In death l would be near her
And rise beside my Irish wife.
oh. what would DO this homo Of mine
A ruined, hermit-haunted place
But for the light that nightly shines,
Upon its walls from Kathieen's FACET
What comfort In . mine Of gold
What pleasure in q royal life
II tho heart within lay dead and cold,
II I could not wed my Irish wife,
L kneythe law forbade the banns-
knew my king abhorr'd her race;
Who never bent before their clans,
Must bow before their ladies' grace,
Take all my forfeited domain
cannot wage with kinsmen strife
Take knightly gear and noble name,
And l Will keep my Irish wife.
nv Irish wife has clear blue eyes,
M hearen BY day, my stars by night;
And twin-like truth and fonduess lies
Within her swelling bosom white;
Ny Irish wife has golden hair
hpollo's harp had once such strings
Apollo's self might pause to hear
Her bird.like carol when she SINCE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-01

To raE BRrAcH IA few hours yet
remain in which to make doubly sure
the assurance Of an absolute Union vic
tory. IL you have not voted yet, SO to
the polls Immediately. If you know Of
any Union men who have not voted,
search them out and get them to the
polls without delay. Tho eIigency is
critical-bs vigilant, DO active
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-01

VERY ArrRopRIArr.-The first column
of tho Humboldt Register, Of the 3oth
inst, comes to hand with an appropri-
ate and significant heading. Tho news
Of the aequittal Of Andrew Johnson is
conspieucusly displayed in black letter,
beneath whicn isa representation ola
brazen dung-hill cock, growing Justify
and deisntly at the star spangled BAN
ner. Tho eagle droops his wings aud
every dung-hill pipes his shriilest note.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-01
Information Wanted

flF HENRY RETfBBRG, WHO WAS IN
\I,Goid HIl n 1871. by his mother and brother.
who an residlng In QtdsrburI. Wiseohsm. Net
In Rockford, Illinois. and having received . pho
tosrnpbof hlmi int Nossnbsp i0d1. We are de.
Iirous Of hearing Of his Whereabouts Of prrssnt.
Addressisr 90 WILLIAM RETTBERo.
aioJnK sla Csdasburs. WiseoS.in.
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Notice to Creditors.

I5aTa6, Joseph 5Jxckso JACKSON. DE-
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def,isped, Adminlstrator Of The abovs named
'eItsts, 70 ihs ereditors Of and all psIson. having
ri,h he necessary vouchers, within ten month
S,om he Grst publication Of this notice 10 the
{. a. GREERLE11. AdnT.
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