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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-30

In the District Court Of the
UNITED STATES, for South Carolina. Nov.
Term, 1858 In the matter Of Johm Z. BUS
n"rdt. otNewbcrry County Bankrupt. Pei.
tioi, lor Full AMI final discharge in Bank
rnpicy. .yy, |..... .
Ordered. that hearing be had on the 9th
iiouSc In Charleston, S. G ;an.l that all cred
itorS' &c., of said Bankrupt appear 1T said
time and place, and shew cause. if auy thcy
cnn, why thcpraycr Of the Petitioner should
llot ne granted. Aud that the 2utl and 81
meeting creditors OF. saiG Hankrnpt viii
DC held at the office Of Henry Summer, Esq.
Register Of third t3) Congressional District
3 y on 20ih day OF Daccuhcr, 1868, at
ny order Of the Court, The 10Th day of De-
ccmbcr, 1868.
DANIEL HORTBECK,
Clerk District Court United States,
Dcc 10 81 3t. For South Carolina.
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TO the Public.
Dee. 30 81 st.

On the lst day Of january 1869, I will
open II livery stable in The stable known MS
tue Boozer stable, opposite Mr. Pools stu-
bic. / ask the public to coatinnc their
patronage. The faithful hossler, An,onev,
will continue with me. | have lots Tor
drosers. l. also have employed Charley
Cannon, the BIncksmi:h, aud will cary on
the Blacksmithins ut the same place. lie
has worked III lhis Town three Years, und
Is one Of the best Smiths IN the STATE.
Dec 30 ~ IT, II. II. KINARD
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Guano, Guano, Guano.

The undersigned have now on The way
200 Tons Genuine Peruvian
Guano, ...
bought from 'hr only authorized Agent Of
the Peruvian Government, in the United
States.
They will also receive in few days
so Tons Soluble Pacific Guano,
for the sale Of v hich they are Agents.
&C" Planters "ho may wish 70 srcprc /,
supply, without fail, for the next Cotton
crop, would do well 10 leave their orders at
once.
The undersigned would call the attention
OF planters To The following facts:
lst. Ttn: they have never sold n ton Of
Peruvian GGnnu which has not proved TO
he pure or failed to give satisfaction TO- the
purchaser.
20. III at they always rc-wci gh all Peru
vi"n Gmno when delivered to the planter,
who thns SustainS 10 loss in weight,
CARWlLE & McCAUGlIRIN.
Dec. 80 81 81.
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IN TIE PROBATE COURT.

NEwnERRf.
Abncr W. Rccdcr, and wife Elizabeth, vs..
Joseph i'itts ami Others. Petit on ior
49,. Partition.
II appearing to my satisfaction that Jo.
seph Davenport aud Elizabeth his wife, de.
iendants in tho above stated case, reside
without the limits Of this State. on 'mo,inn
Of MrsSrs. Fair, Pope & Pope, Solicitors for
petitioners, it Is ordered That said defend
ants do pea,l, answer or demur 10 said pc.
.i'ion on or before the 2alh day OF Drctu,.
her next, or The sane will be taken, pro
eonie>so against them. .'
Given under my hand this 10Th Nov. 1868.
JOHN I. PETERSON, J. =. y. G.
Nov. % Is st.
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The Lace Cotton

a variety of cotton, called lace cotton,
'aays, tho Ledger, is, being Introduced in
come parts Of Texas, nrG is likely to be
extensively raised. lit is superior 10
any 4othcr variety for poor soil or up
1ntde, having strong, healthy growth
and yielding hcavlly--Ils strength is
sqnalto strain Of seven and q half pounds
to oach thread, while similar thread of
tho best american cotton will lift only
axe ihNytel SIpounds. Those who have cx-
is'mined 1t say that it resembles Esypptian
ieot,on, which is worth in England n
quartcr moro than American. Good re.
suits are anticipated from a cultivation
of, this variety IF cotton. lit is success.
ful 1t may quito generally snpcrsetc the
pq9rer qualities, and largely increase the
'ihcbmo Of the Southern planter. ;
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Oranges, Lemons, Apples, Pine Apples,
Dried fige, rrunes, Raislns-i aud boxes,
Curmnts, &c. - -
Coffee, Sugar, Rice, Segars, Chewing md
Smoking Tobacco, Sonps-assorlcd, &c.
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Such as Vcrmmcilla, Macaroni, Cheese,
Craokors, Jellics, Pickles, Syrups, Sauces,
together with Nh GndIess variety Of TOYS, of
all kinds and prizes. Dolls, Horses, Mules,
Carriages, Wagons, Gins, Pistols, and fire
Cr"ckors, &c., &c., ill you can't rest.
All 10 he found Oh the Baltimore Corner,
on Main Street, 10y a. NJ. WICKER.
C0ME-Each, Nil and every one, biz and
little, old and young, men md women, BOYS
"nd girls, white and colored, blue mud grey,
.-nl' Hre invited to come to tho Baltimore
corner. g., y. NJ. W.
Dec 23 80 IT.
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District Court Of the United States.
For tho District of South Carolina. In the
matter Of Henry A. Kinard. Bankrupt.
ny whom Petition for Adjudication Of
bankruptcy. was filed on the 18th day of
Dec. \. ID. 1868. IN said Court. u
This Is to give notice. TINT on the 18th day
OF Dec. A: d. 1864 Warrant In Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate Of II ii xKinard
OF Newbcny G. H.. IN tho District Of. New
berry and State Of South Carolina, who has
beon aGjndged Bankrupt on his own P6tf-.
ton: that tho payment Of any debts and DE-
livery Of any property belonging to-, saitl
bankrupt, to him or for his use, and, tie
transfer Of any property ,byhlm are forbid-
den by law: that meeting o. tho Creditors
OF the said Bankrupt, TO prove, their do6ts
and 10 choose ono or moro Asslgnecs Of f,is
estate. vii! be held at Court of Dankruptcy
to DO holden at Ncwbcrry C: II, s, c.. Sc.
toro Henry Summer, Esq, Dcgistct, on .tlio
9th day OF Jan. A. d, 1860, at il O'Clock II.
.... p NJ EPPING,
U Marshal rs Messenger.
Per A Pifcr, Deputy Messenger,
Dec 90 SO 3
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Eighty Five Acres,

more or less, adjoining No. 3, Belfast Road,
l'r'ry bnrton, No. 2,nnd Bush River. The
property of Jnmos NJ. Sem, de .cased. levied
on ut the suit of Thomas NJ Paysinycr. vs.,
IT, IL. NJ. Boozcr, James VI. Sem, and G. G.
Tc"Suc. This case assigned 10 W. G.
Abrams. II. II. KJNSRD
Coroncr in and ror Ncwbcrry Comfy.
Goroner's office, Dec. It'll, 1868. ~
Dec. m Ii 81
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STATE OFSOUTII CAROLINA

III 4 II VI 'oOV III CN TlJIII y a.
Acwbrrry Conntv-.In- the Probate Court,
Henry W. Dominirk nutl others vs.. 'Enocl
VI. Lake all, Anna Il. Lake. Petition
tp prove Will ln due form al Law. ''..
1T nppraring TO my satisfaction Tint
hn"rt' VI. Lake, one al the heirs 1T law uh,l
distributes OF Benjamin Lake, decd, .la,c
n' A""h"rrf County, resides beyond thr
limits OF this. State. This is to give no,icc
mat an application tx OH file in this Court
l." prove The will Of said deceased in due
ior'n 81 L'w, The absent defendant is hereby
nnt!'ird to be "nd appear before ne in said
Court, On or before The llth day Of January
next, to shcw cansc ii any he can, why the
saId will shalt not be pr wen in the manner
al1rc said. join ". PETERSON
Dee. 10 IL. Judge Of Probate, y. G..
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Executors Sale.

! will sell nj Newberry Cour. House, on
Nondoy, 4M day Of January ncrt,
('Sofc Dap
a Tract Of Land.
lying in Ncwbcrry County, containing
1mo Wundred 1rrcS,
more or less, adjoining lands of Moses
Anderson, Wnsh Floyd and james Work.
man, the real estate Of Willinm Peterson,
deceased.
Terms made known on day Of Sale.
JAMES b. CUAPPELL, Ex'or.
Dec. Q 50 1T.
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Notice..

a. ] Sill offer for sale at Ncwberry Court House.
at private sale previous to tia dayI,
One House and Lot situated in the
Village of Helena,
containing TWO ACRES, well improved, an,l
at present occupied by Tho Mis- Kclly's. Terms
Cash, unless the purchaser can make arrnrrc,
mcni* with persons to whom am indebted to
Gct time ior a portion of :hc purchase n,oucr.
ife ~ "l &" T.. l.. LAKE..
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ASSigneG'S Sale.

will expose for sale on the first Monda,
in urinary next, {Salcday,) II "rse aud
valuable lot Of Theological and MisccIIanc.
Gus Books, belonging 10 the Estatc Of j.
TaS loI Zealy--l}ankrnpt.
JOHN r. LEANELL,.
Dec ~ % 1t. Assignee.
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In Equily-Ncw berry.

David Wrrts, vs.. John Icgronr Bill 20
subject funds of absent debtor TO pay
.+' mcnt Of debts
IT, appearing 20 my satisfaction, that the
defendant, John 'rsronr, resides hrvon.l
the limits Of this State, on motion Of Mrssr..
Darlington Suhcr, Compartments Solici-
tors, it is ordered, that he do answer, plead
or drmnr 10 said bill, within forty da, 5
from the publication Of this rule, or the
same vii! he taken pro eonfrsSo against him.
TiloS. VI. LAKE, C.. 6. l.. e. G.s.
Dec. III 81 1T .....
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All kinds Of Canned Goods
Sundry Goods,

Oysters, Lobster, Salmon, Sardincs, TO
mntoes, aud Preserved Fruits.
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New Advertisements.
AB&e1 ti1lnnab1'e !.
. Corner.

Baltimore C6r,idr, on Main, Street, is
now open aud under full hedd.wpy.
Just received and now, open
ing, the following Goods,
An kinds of Caudies-Frcnqh, English
and American. .sr .,.,i ~ :.
All kinds Of Nuts--Cocos Nuts, Almonds,
Filbcrts. Hazel Nuts, Brazilian Nuts. Pen
Nuts English W"lnuls, Black Walhu.s,
Hecan Nuts, &C., Sc. -, 49,
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Township No. l-Elcciion.
An election will bc held in tho Town of
Ne"herry, on Thursday the 3Isl lust, for
three sclcctmcn, Surveyor, Constable and
Clerk, for Ncwberry Township. ..>-
GEORGE BROWN,
Dee. 81 So 1t Chairman Is. G.. Com.
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NOTICE.

/ will sell at the residence
Of the late DR.. James NJ.
Epps, on the llth day of Jan
uary next, al the personal
property of said deceased, not
exempt by law, consisting Of
Mules,
Cows
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In the District Court Of the
~ NJ ~ STA les. for South Carolna.' Nov.
Term, 1868 In. the matter Of j. J., Pool. of
Newbrrry Connty-Ba Bankrupt. Petition for
full aud final dischnrgo in, Bankruptcy.
Ordered, that Il brhring br had on the 12 Il,
dny of Jan. 1860 at Federal Court lIousc in
EharcSt0n 5. &. and Tint nll creditors SC.
Of said Bankrupt appear ur said limo and
place, anil Shew cause. it any they can, why
the prayer of the petitioner should not be
granted. Aud that the 2nd aud :M meetings
OF creditors OF sail Bankrupt will be held al
tho Office oi Henry Summer, Esq'r, Register
Of 3I Con. District. s. c on 5,h tay of
January. 1869, nj IL m.
by order Of the Court, the 10Th day Of De-
cembcr, 1868.
DANIEL II0RLBECK.
Clerk District Cunrt United States,
Dec iG 81 st For South Ca,nlrnn,
Charleston Courier copy3 times and send
bill to this Office.
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In the district Court of the
UNtrEDSTATES-tur South Carolina. Nov
Term, 1868. In the matter ct William
summer, OF Lexington Gnirty-BnnkruDI
Petition for fHlf aud final discharge In Dami>
ruptcy.
Ordered Tint II hearing bc hnd ,n the Io,h
day of Jhpuary, 1860. at Federal Court
llousc In Charleston S, q. :inh that alt cred
nnd place, and show cause, il any they can
why the PRAYER OF the petitioner should not
ne granted. And tlnt the 81 and 3 meet,
ings OF creditors Of said bankrupt will he
held at the office of Henry Summer. Esq
kcgfS,cr OF :3,l Con. District. S. g., on the
9th day Of Jan. 1865. ut IL IN.
lty order of the Court, the 10 h day ofDcc
DANIEL IIOHLBECK,
Clerk District Court United STATES, .,
dec lG 81 3t Fur SuuIh Carolina.
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STATE or &OUTU CAROLINA
NcwherryDistrict-In Equity.
Mary \. Glenn and others, vs. James Law
nnd others.
BY. order rf The Court, + will sell, before
me Court linHsc mt Ncwbcrry, on The first
Monday in January, 1860. the renl estate OF
DR.. Geo. w. Glenn, dGccnscd, consisting OF
tract Of lnnd situated in the District un,
State aforesaid, containing
1hrrc Hahdrcd dnd ,SercnfY- One
Acrrs ant 1hi'7y ,Uundrcdihs,
bounded by lands ofJohn Glenn, Mrs. Ma v
y. Glenn, John S. Repwic! mud others
TEFMs The purchaser will be r,unfrcd
to pay one third oi the purchase money in
cash, and 10 secure tho other Two thirds bay.
able IN Two cqnnl annual instalmcnts, with
interest on each from the day OF sale, by
bond with at least two good Surctits, aud a
mortgage nf the premises.
CONS Once, SILAS TOMBSTONE,
Dcc<1G 81 81. &10 G. H., ID.
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One Hundred and Thirty Six

Thc State Of South Carolina.
NEwHEIEy hrST%icr -I% Enu,ry.
Mary Rrcdcr and others, ". S. Il. Hunter
aud others. .'
by order OF ih" rpuri will sell, hc.'n,c the
Court House 1T Ncwtmrry. on rho ii 81 Mons
day in JInuary, lS;i3, Ihn real estate Of
"h1hrS k'edrr, drc':a>cd. consisting Of II
trari OF lnnd-thc Home piacc-siluatci in
The District and Sinc talol csai,l. containing
Three Hundred and Thirty
Three and Il lIalf Acres,
more or less, and bounded by Lands OF Join
X. Gary. Franklin Wilson, Abel Connor,
Nnthan Hunter, Alfred NJ, Rccdcr anu VII.
liam Carmen.
TEEMs-Fhc purchaser will he required
Ia pay onc,thirl Of the purchase money IN
cash, md 10 secure the bnIance by bond
with at least :wo gnoh suretics. payable in
one and TWO years with interest frotn the dry
of SALE
Com'rs Onicc SILAS TOMBSTONE,
Dct' ~ ol ST. "l2 C. u n. %.
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A FOR SIS.
The st. George Hotel, worth
$1,000, for 80!
Somebody Bound to Get Rich.

muE ST. GEORGE HOTEL. JUST Ga
/ below tho Methodist and Catholic NH
Churches, Main street, Gold Hill, VIII oe0
rallied OF at the
GOLD HILL THEATER
On Friday EvcninK, July 10, 1865.
Ono Thousand Tckeis, at S. each. Title
guaranteed.
Description Of the Propnrtyi.Dar.
room lsx2i; Dining. room 36xls; Kitchen iirau;
6 bedrooms on first hoori Parior XIV 10
pooms un.staIrs; lParlor l6x20 , liydrnnts
,ire Of Lot 36Irlis feet sIzo Of building 30 feet
front by CT feet docp. o.
FJS-rko Rattle 10 DO conducted by u Com
mIt,ee to DO chosen by the audience;
~ X. G. O'NEIL, Owner.
Gold I'LL, May 10, 1858. myl'-ti
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Arrivals.
BY poNNEn LAKE ROUTE:

hh DONNhh LaAe
AP Williams, S III Robinson, L Aldrich
and boy, II V S Mccullough, c Cole, 4 ]
Mullard, w c Mowatt, Dennis Foley, Peter
Dean, Mrs Harris, Mrs Wiley, Fred Hart.
line and vile, S Rothschild, Thos Lamb. II
Peters, Angus, Peters, John NJ Hollerem, u
Carlisle, Tom Capora, John Friday, John
Gallagher, Mrs Crusell, + Anderson, Nj
KeithIcy. J Bastham, Mrs Reddington and
son, A Nichols, Mn Davenport Julia Otis,
Mr. Smith, Mr. Morgan. Err Barry, F Benson.
John Chinanan. s Covington, Mr. Reese, ID
c Haync, Mr. Webb and wife, p Chcesbro.
BY OVERLAND ROUTE:
S S Wooden, E Chamberlain, Z II Rem
shaw, w MeComb, Chester Gum, Il L
Horton.
Departures.
ny DoSNER LAX ROUTE:
Sol Lewis, J P Haynes and son, Mrs In
graham, Miss Haynes, s Banner, S segar,
Il B Hickey, Mrs Weed, A Crozicr 4 family,
J Wilson, Al wotson.
BY OVERLAND noUTH:
DIR Kinsman, Chas Coylc, John F Seamon,,
Mr. Thomas, g Mendelsohn, Hugh Stoweil,
Thos MeClyman, A. Wctson.
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STOCK BROKERS.
NOTICE.

rJ,HE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING BETWEEN
III. undersigned rs Stock Brokers, under the
name OF NELSON & SHAW, has this dry boon
JOHN NELSON,
w. A. SHAW.
Gold Hill, May Ii, 1868.
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Our bApoubob dkO-sSAJ 0o
", Buy Everything for Grcenbncks
"" Al Now York Wholesale Pricos,
And that Ia {" why" we con afford and shall con
riuue TO sell FRESH, PURE aud
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES OF all kinds,
nnI ,y,ry articles kept In = IRIS GLASS
DRUG STORE CHEAPER than In any oihcr
house In Yirginle.
Phy.ieiau.,P inscriptions nnd Fam-
eurntciy prepared mt all :.
Hours, Dny aud
Might,
And ut ONE HALF THE USUAL CHARGES
AZ w, pny no parcentngc for these favors, bnt DC.
pending on u generous public. You shnll i've ana
ali will flourish. Tho PLACE, our branchhouse
HERE. h the sTFssI.
MINERS AND TRANSFERS Dho"
(Sign Of the big GOLDEN MoRrAn),
No. 1877 South G street, opposite the Chaplin
House, Virginia. Nevada. Al ihls storo IN INC
oficc Of -r g..
DIR. a Il =.
Who will at oil times dociorti sick and afflicted:
aud effect cures by tho natural, JudlclouH. liberal
aud successful treatment which for the last 10
xsNrs ehsrnctcriI,s the practice OF Medicine and
Surs.ry Of his excellent Father nm tho late DIR.
Valentine Mott. Sr Of New york.
rP-OFFICE CONSULTATIONS FREE.
i-2yr Proper Medicines furnished aud Speedy
Cures at moderate charges. Applicants VSccin-
a,od and Tocth Extracted Every Afternoon
from 2 to 5O'clock,
stCRA MENTO DRUG COMPANY,
No. l37 South q street. sign OF the big Golden
Mortar. Virginia, Nevada. m.l.lm,h.
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o, LIBERTY | how many crimes are
committed in thy name l-0ra'' Valley
National.
We hope this spirit Of repentance and
frank acknowledgment will run through
the veins Of the whole Democratic par
ty.-Sae. Record.
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Notice.

ovDs, ACIO1-l6e OAnDOYH
A Of suIphuTie, Murla,ic and Nitric Acids.
In stors and for sale 81 reduced prices y
II. O. KIRK r co.
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-.
7, /. ,yo,l known that Lyons genuine Magnetic
Powder VIII perfectly destroy everything nv ~ W. IL
nc,1cct noI.on 10 the insect tribe, but entirety harni'
less to the human species and domestic " c Sn.r;1 house.
This Powder is their natural death. II shoulu 10 III
every cupboard. a, ,be Now
York City Hospital, says: ""'
snre article VIC have ever uscd." uu.
KEw York HorEL PRorRiEroRs say: "ehh'o
use" LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER
For DISCRIMINATING Insects and verniin, win ehuEe
~ ColEyAN & SrErsoS. hstor House.
4, Il. CozzISs. American Hotel
hcyyp 4 T~READwkLI,S st. Nicholas llotcl.
3, LELANp & Co., Metropolitan Hotel
Testimony OF this character might beHihcd toahS
length, Wherever Il Il used u adSeIlses itscli a.,
/ Tho Genuine has the signature OF y. Lyon, ami tnc
priyste stamp OF DEnAs BARNES b 20. Anythins
else OF this kind Is an Imitation or eSunteTie.!: , X MY
druggist will procure tho gcnulhoi II you ihslst you
will IIayo no other, In
Sold by all druggists and general st9seEeepers ~
avery town and mining camp oil the Paclnc Coast
800 nos ly 2or3p
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ALL Ov E r

ALL OYER
Theworld people of ssnses and Observation-Disclosures
PLANTATION BITTERs.
Dyspepsia, with It's symptoms, Headache, Heart
burn, feverish Lips, IlAd Breath. Sallow Complexion
Re-, can be cured by using PLANTATION DlrTERs.
This Is the most successful tonic OF thu age.
Young, mlddle-aged and old, are delighted win us
mn first trial always has . marked good effect.
Nc change OF dict IL necessary. Eat all you wlsh,
Of the best and most nutritious food
1t Is the greatest cure ever known Tor an over
loaded and distressed stomach. whichh rciicvesina
WcEnowt that we have tho best and most popular
| medicine In the world. We arc not afraid 70 SHOW
whatit IL composed Of.
PuYsIcASs ARE COMPELLED 10 IT..
CLLIsAYA BARK has been celepratcdl LOT over wv
hlnIrcI years, and was sold during the reign OF
Louis XVI, King OF France. for the enormous priee
OfIts own weight In silver. IL Is reulalkaoIe iof
Dyspepsa, Powers, Weakness, Constlpatlon. &c,
ChsCARILLA BLRK!-For Dlarrhcn. Colo, ana dls-
eases OF the stomach and bowels.
DANDEuox.-ROr Inflammation OF the Ions anu
DrOpslcal Affections.
CHNoNILE FI6wERs.- forenfecblcd digestion.
LAyENpsR s.-ArOnIatlc, stlHiniant ana
tonIc-hIghk invig0rating III nervous debility.
WIyrER1REEN Scr0fula. rheumatism, &c,
ANIss.-An aromatic carmlnative; creAlln9 nesh'
| muscle anl milk: much used by motlers nursinS:
Also. clOye-buis. Orange, caraway' eoria"ae''
snale.rO0t, &c. .. .u. tr. ..
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MINERS UNION.

NFEETs EVERY WEDNESDAY EVE
Nl Ming, In tho District court Room, u street
Virginia; and every Thursday Evening" In the
ter Hall. Gold Hill. NJ a..
January %, 1855. 10y
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. information Wanted

nP HENRY RETTBERG. WHO WAS IN
~ Gold It'll In 1851. by his mother and brother,
who are re.idlng in Cedarbarg. Wiseonnn. Not
having heard from him since 1852, when lao was
In r., ckfori, Illinois. and having received a pho
to,raph Of him 10 November, 1867, wo ara do
kirous Of hearing OF Ills whereabouts Of present.
Address WILLIAM RETTBERG,
Ccdnrburg. Wisconsin.
Or A.. J. BEALE5. at tho Gold Hill Photo
graph Gallery. I afTaE
May 81, 1858. my:i'a"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-23

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMkNT.
Tho merits OF this Imminent arc well known; us
effects are instantaneous. ~soothing. anu wouucI.ms
Culs, bruises, sprainsa aud swelllngs ares eoIn.Lon,
and certain 10 occur In every amily. that . ootte ~
thIs LinImcnt Is the best Investment that can IN
made. ,ayes tIme In
scnLIn. Tor the IOctor-it IL cheaper than theuocto''
and should never be dispensed with.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
ct t,kc pleasure In recommending the bexlSan
Mustang LInIment as q valuable and indlsIcmsaple
s,tIclr for SprsIns, Sores. Scratches, or GaLls on
Worsc,. Our men have used II for BURNS DiuisTs,
Sorns. Rheumatism, &c.. ami all say y r nrts Ike
magic" wv, rr"c,s ami IIarnJen's
nnTTRc spraIn Of my daughters ankle, occSSloned
uhiie Skating last Winter, was entirely culeh li onr
TeeE. after She commenced using yanr Ssje.[Sieu
Mustang ,s,e b.
0uict ami sure IL certainly Is; AN genuine 10
xrsnocd in stcel.plate ensrayings. bcariIg inc nigns.
,ur. NJ a W WestOroOk, Chemist, anu inc privdts
N I stnmp OF DEMAs BARSEs 4 Go: over tlc lop.
An snnrt has been male TO counterfeit II Win a
cbsnn st"oe plate label. Look etoseIyL.
Sold Iy ali Druggists. and Stores. at - anu SepS''
and 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-23

SrlnrruALlsrIc.-Mrs. Laura De Force
Gordon will lecture Tomorrow ut tho
Courthouse, Virginia, at II A.. ". and
halt-past I r. n. Her forenoon lecture
will be on " Religious Legislation"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-03
Ousrageous Ireasmena 81 Soldiers
OrRhAmM.

We know nothing about the new Supern>
tcndent of the Orphans Home at Cedar
Falls but we do know that when he starts
off little children for their homes in Fayette
county without making any provision what
ever for their transportation, save for the
short distance on the cars, he is committing
. gross outrage on the children and on the
public, and presuming great deal too much
on the good nature Of the proprietors Of stage
lines. Several times, recently, parties Of
little children have got Off the cars At this
point without any provision whatever being
made for their transportation to their homes.
Our citizens have been compelled to keep
them until there were vacant seats in tho
stages or pay the expense of an extra stage.
Mr.. Edgcomb, Of the West Union stage line,
has been very kind in passing children over
his line, free Of cost, when he has had va
cant seats. He has donated in this way to
tho amount Of at least 5000. This is most
emphaticslly riding free horse to death.
lie ought not to be expected or asked TO do
it. The State Of Iowa is supposed TO pro-
vide for these orphans. The Superintend-
ent Of the Cedar Falls Orphans Home is
supposed to care for those under his charge.
Why is it not done? re