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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

EXECUTORs' NOTiCE.-Let,rs tesla.
IL mentary having this 10Th day Of July, 1869,
been granted to US upon the estate Of CHRISTIAN
kMEldii, late Of Morris township, Cleardeld co.,
Pa, deceased, all persons having claims against
said estate are requested to present them In due
form, and those indebted 10 said estate ATE 70.
ques,ed to make payment without delay to the
nndersigned Executors.
EDWARD PERKS,
rhnpsturg Centre CO.. Pa,
CHRISTIAN EMEI0H,
Mouisdale, Cloar6eld co.. Pa,
jy2S-6t Executors
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

GAUTION.--An persons are hereby caution.
" ed against purchaiiug or L. fny way med.
ding With one span Of Sorrel Horses. bought Of
Edward yiligan, and in the possession Of J. W.
Davis Of Beccaria township, as the same belongs
to me and are subject to my order.
VIM. s. DIcKEY.
Sept I, isos-3t.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08
CHARLES SCHAFER.
L AGER BEER BREW Err,
Clearfefd Pa

M WANTED TWO TEAcHERs-In the
w borough Of 0sceoln. High School, sixty
dollars per month. Primary School forty dollar.
per month. Term, Eve months Applicants will
enclose duploaies Of certificate. and address
. - = hlATrESn naER. r..-i.i-~t
d. II. Coon, Secretary. auriSst
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-14

- Der Sobn Don &oB @ilfinion, einem
friberen vi. yauler, ber iebt 1T Seras tppbnt,
idreibt an Mr. Yennuf YuisY unter Nnberem
Julsenoes: .H r..
uVls Sbr Brief anfant, tonnte gater Jpn
ni9t iofo,t b%eantporten, ba cine partie StroI9e
um feline plantase berun1 Serfedt lasen, pelde
aus &a9e, tpeil er 3pet aus ibnen tuesen
pftree>D isbRabl serbaften Lief, ibn unabrinsen
MOLTEN. DnSippe tuurbe auf einen 8erbafts-
tefebl 80 Meilen son bier in Seferluu, Eeras,
auf ibrem @ese mad Rerifu, einsffansen.
RAD wenisen Iaeen Giniperruns bepirtten ie
ibre Glu@t, tporauf lie nit ibren GtnU6en bier
ber famen unb idtoren, ben, birserli9en &C.
lebe trcben su ,polen unb bab tein p-r yantee
bier leben fulte. Der gater fanb, baB Jpn bas
GisiIseies ni@t bei@isen fonnte - bic 8arser
ber llmsesenb tuoQten in Der @ade ni4ts tbun
aus Gur9t, 90 mS&te ibrem Gisentbum ceer
ibrsrYerion qeio s~usefist werbeu-u nb tuanbte
i9 an bic MilitdrbebSrbe in Ieras, trelde inn
Saub aneepeiben Lief, unb nun .baben mir cine
St@erbeitspade BON Splbatet t.auf uaferem
VlaBe." s3s
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-14
SfftctelIe Stabts3eitun 9.
Qpcal @eut9fetten.

5umbpIbt<Gettr IN ct. paul
5eute Ma@mtttas GA. MusuD fnbet in benz
2ofale tes Deutlden @ereins in Brown's olud
cine gerlammlune Der beuti&en 8arssr ct.
pauls fat in Betrsf eires fir bic cbise Geier,
bic am ID. september absebalten tpirb, enttpcr'
fenen Geaprosrammes. Mitbirser! Is BAIT
belt IG, bas Mntenfen zines Nannes au ebren,
be0en &ubm 1don gu ieiuen Qeb3eiten III alien
@eltbeilen, wie feines Mnberen, Ssfeiert tpurbe.
Mleranber Don 5umbpltt mar tas slan3enbe@e'
firm an benz 5immel ber beutiden @ideni9aft
teJen @trablen nit ibrem ertparmenben une
befruGtenben 2idte in bic entfernteften Sbeile
Der Grte ssbrunsen fnb. Gr tpar ber @epra'
fentant tes beuti9en lniSerialismus auf benz
@ebiete perjsnisen Di7eni@aft pel&e mebr aIs
cine antere in baS praftil&e2sben ber mpeernen
;3eit einsreift. Sbm mar Is e%eluasen, 3uerf
ale :3meise ber Naturpi6eni9aft gu einem@an'
aen gu sereinieen, in ibrem inaeren 3uiammen>
banse aufsufa6en anb BON einem eroBen &C.
iletspuntte aus ais @lieter elmer semeiniamen
Settle, ais intssrirenben Sou elmer bDberen
9armonie CUR @ri&einuns gu briusen. IS
5pQte tein Deutidsr beute Mbeno feblen!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-14

& Simmer weiter ppran.-DaS 70
rubm1idf befannte S4ub< unb Stiefel<Gta<
tlement bes @errn s. q. S6lief 1T ihrdg
%aesenuter Don feinem alten @lase in ben
@dtcre Der Minneipta unb 8. @trabe SO.
148 perlest. Das 3ei6en pber @4ilb bes
eofales 1T Elm uber benz Ginsanse unb Der
@ibewalt berabbdnsenber "@rcber @cleene
@tiefel." Das reue babfGe eptal, wc er
fem Gef9dft tuie friber betrsibt bat siele
gerbeFerunsen .unb gersrS6erunsen bes
@eiadftes eruDsliat,
8et9eprbnetes @ef4dft.-Aubsr
benz pbtsen Fat SER S. q. S@liet Elm 3wsi>
ties Gefddft an Der Gde ber @abaibap
ct. ~seseniber Der WoaOf7ee, bas ll9 ebeu'
fats bur9 einen @rpsen Stiefel 3u erfennen
sibt. 6ter 1T es aud, no f@ bic S4ub'
unb @tiefelfabrif unb tas @rbetterperional
Der Tirmd befnbet, gefeaunsen tperben
In beioen p1dsen arsenummen ;u ben ME-
brighten M~arttpreiien spm Seisfen Bis gum
@rDb iten.
8eibe Y1dBe iinb reid nit gorrdtben BON
@tiefeln unb S9uben aussetattst unb per
oieie Geibdfte nit ibrer pprtbeil9aften mad
@atipn unb Mpben fets erneuertenW aaren-
MusmaN einmal beiudt, wirb, tpern er nod
niht III feinen &unben sebDrt, i4 ibnen bel.
sefe1en unb @err @9lief wirb fe ale aufs
| Bette bebienen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-14

p YferbebiebfabL Sn Der Na@t BON
3. Mueuif tauaen ben, 9anbpirtbe Sobn O'Gon.
nor BON Meeeau Gownibip, Ramiss &c., Elm
,pertbpoles Nutterpferb unb Jcblen atbanben.
Sobu vatterion erbielt pom Sbsrif Grace ben
Muftras, bic Tiete ausFnois III MAIDEN, welder
ben ct. Grcir binauf eine unb bic balb erlanste
Spur bis II M'eilen unterbalb @yomine rer.
folste, no q Nr. @illon aus einem @alb9en
fommen fab, in benz Ct bic %sermibten 1biere
nebif anceren bemerfte. Sn @illons G9lupf.
winfel purbe aud Gin anberer S9urte, Namens
0rant @tepens, %ssfunben. Beibe tleiben 1T
%Grmarseluns son $1,000 Bursfaaft in 5aft,
UNI BET benz naiaien 1ermin sor Der Common
pleas Court au eri@einen. ~.--.:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-14

Mrs.S. u. Dates8urlesfen- unb
Sperntruppe. Diefe Iruppe bat III ct.
paul gurore sema6t. Die leitenoe @rSbe Der
@eieQl9aft Mrs. Dates, fam ais @anserin
ni9t ibertrp6en perbeu. SIR. &earbun, pelder
nit Ger einen 9anb bic 1hSnfen Melobien auf
Bsiuslafern pom psrfhiepener GrSbe ipielt unb
nit Der anteren ba;u auf benz Yiano besleitet,
1T ein3is in bielem SADIE. Die Irurpe BAT bas
Opernbaus auf nd@aes Sabr Dom IS. Stunt bis
IS. September 1870 enaaeirt. Da bic Truppe
ami Touneri1as auf einise1ase ~serrei1e, 70 pirb
fe Nreg erfslunsen i'm Opernbaus wabri&ein.
lid sra nit nG6iem Montas wieeer beginner
fir cine peitere Cation. fEs,E4<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-14

@erbaftunsen wabrenb beS 81 D.
mats Suit - @an3e Mnaabl ber surstautt<
msnen @%erbaftunsen no. geraebsn Der Ser
baftete,en, Truutenbeit, 80: unoreentli&es Be-
trasen, 18; MnsriF unb @dlaserei 9; Dieb-
fabL S; slnerif nit Der Mtii&t gu tSbten, 6;
@erlebuns Der Stattorbinan3sn, 9; ebebru&,
2; Ginbru&, 1 Drubunsen &c. 2; Yretsflup~
ferei 3; Spielen, 2; 5alten ibelberaGtister
9duier, S; IS gaaabunben tuureen aus Der
ssrbannt. AZ fosenannte ~9ubsers" fanben
i@ pabrenb bes Mpnats in Der Gity 5aQ
Elm. .t..
Son ber @e(ammtsabl tuaren As serbeiratbet
unb 1O7 lebis.
SO t~erielben observation-disclosures SO Srlanber,
IS Deutiae; 8 S9weben ; 2 Staliener 10
Granso(tn unb 4 @nelanber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-14

- Der Yioneer bra9te felt ben lebten Wc'
den 4 Gorr.iponbsnsen aus Deuti9lanb (refp.
aus DRESDEN in @ad@tn). @abrenb 5unterts
pom Deutl9en in ct. Yaul Is serl9maben, ibrs
0efuble unb@ ebauten in bas unabbangig'reids
@etuanb Der teutfden Sprade gu ~tIeieen, lcn'
bern Is srrsieben, f@ in benz aus &aub3asen
unb tarbaril9en grpberunesfriesen beroorse'
aanaeuen unb aus alien tobten Spra@en ber
@elt suiammsnsewirfeItem Gnslii9en f@ gu
perlieren, i9snfen yanfees Der Sprate unb BEN
5eimatbslanbe Der Deutiden bic lufmertiam'
feit, t,el9e bic Deutl9sn ibr sorentbalten. 81
1T trauris, aber tpabr. .tr"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-14

L'EGLIsE DE ST.. LOUIS. - Uer9an9ener
Sunutas ,par fir bic fransSiii9e pfarre bon
ct. paul Gin GROCER Sag Der Greubs unb bss
@lides. Der 5pdp'fe Sfbore plut Bii&uf
bon Grinbsl in 8ritt,i9amerifa mar am Cams
tag Ma9mittas in ter @tabt ansetommen unb
nabm bic Ginlabuus BON 9u@w. s. S&mirer,
bic 5u&me6e in feiner Slide gu balten unb Ct
nise @urte at, feline lieb:u Yfarrfineer ;u rid>
ten, nit Greuben AT. '5r.5obett eelebrirte benz
sufolse UNI 10. ltbr bas Srdarnt unb entsadte
it, ieiner prebist ale 3ubSrsr bar@ feline fal-
bunessule @orte, ersablte umAfanbli@ BON iei>
men MiiIunen unter ben @ilbsn, iaste mie
siel bic bsilise @lmtsperri@tuns 1r6fli&es
babe inmitten ieiner 70 LANCE Der 9eilsneuis-
beiten %beraubten gSIferl@aften unb fiste bin3u,
mie trub a0er Gnttebrunaen unb Wiberwartts=
teiten bic sr ausbalten n1ub, Ct fsts sladli@ fet,
aufrieben fur @ott gu leiben unb ii& benz 5eis
ber @eelen gu triomen. Ct bat. in feiaer DiS-
3sie iber II seri9isbeue Stamms BON Milbsn
unb teber @oltsfamm bat etae anbere @pra9e.
9m Itenb aiFRirte Der 5err 8ii9pf BET ber
8eeper unb ertbeileilte ben 6esen nit BEN b.
5aframente.
Der 5odw'fe s. Ylut reife Bon bier mad
&pnt, mirb benz Etumenii9en&oncil beipobnen,
mona1 Ct fi9 mad Granfrei& bsseben pire, nm
bort neue Miilonare au bolen uno etpas @elb
CUR l1nteriaBuns in ieineu Sci i%irfai7sn gu COLI
lettiren. @ir bufen, bab @utt ieinen eifris'n
Diener pabrenb ber &eiie bei&irme uno bab Ct
ibm bieGnabe sebe, iunb II. T&er gu ieinen9n-
bianern suriid3utebren, tpel&e er liebt Il. rertb
balt unb benen er iein Qeben eetuetbt bat.
Cine ueue @lpde 1T aneetcmnten fir bic
neue ct. Souls Stride. Sie 1T Gin 0ei4ent
Ycn Gapitaine 2ouis &obert. Der 5c9w. s.
8ii9of nirb Ie taufen, aber Der Sag ii nod
ni1t befin,mt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-14

Ger blinbe SOM, tas mulfalilde
@unber sen Mmerifa, tpirb f@ balb in ct.
vaul bGren la1en. Ct beist ntdt muir Elm
rei9baltises Yrcerammm Der beliebteaen flaff-
l9en Muffpieeen, Spernarien Mari&e, @alser
,. aus btneu bic 3ubSrer ieinen @urtras aus
mablen tSnuen, foubern 1T aud int @tanbe,
jebe ibr, einmal sorseipielte pieee iufcrt correct
nad3uip
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-14

fen 2tteretur sewablte Grsablunses &c. entbGlt
barrnter bic %foIeenben Die beiben Gabren, bon
NSQbau1en Gin @efe9t NIT l1nsar. @aubern,
BON @idebe; Gin Graueripiel in @@ottlanb,
BON Neumann ; - Strela Snt 3u&tbauie,
BON gurnulb Das @dluB an eer @e1er; BON
Gliia polto /; 9srr 8artulG, BON 5eietiel; Sn
ct. Slrsen, ulp. uiw.
grOtebefte tieIer setiesenen Gamiiiea = 3eit<
i9rift iinb ftets turd ale 3eitunssasenten, TO-
ME bireft bonn 9erauseeber ST. @erbare, ppt
8or 4001, Mep gcrf gu tesisben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-14

-8cn @erbarb's @artenlaube erbielten pir
loebsnNe 80. unc "a. bes laufeneenS abrganss.
I'm wieeer sinmal baautbun; wie auberorbentli9
reiaen Snbalts bieie 3eiti&rift IL, wiro 90 &C.
ntisen 3u bemsrfen, bob ter laufenoe Sabrsans
bereits auber ben flint erSberen &Omauen :
Die MiiIundre. BON @ertader; gerf9oaen,
BON q. @&nmsr; Der Office, BON Miselburs.
nod neun unh sisrsis iorsfaltis aus bsr neue.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-14

9effentlt@e GinIabuns! CUR erS6.
ten uno oouitGnbienen @eiauratien: Die von
@&illeru. 6 d m ii tNr. 242,3. Str. BON
iestan ,perbens gu teber@ tunbe frii&s auRern.
Weaisel, Joreleu. Gleif6iorten aaer Mrt. WiIp.
fura Mqes, mas Der Marft an DelifateOen bietet.
ierpirt.s Die feinfen Weine unb Naueure bic.
tet uufere Bar; Gridte. Gonftft unb 9onbito-
reiwaaren In better Muswabl. DteMufwartuns
III ieber ;3eit bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-14

MebrenbIei9e.-Su Der iWeli4en@ou n-
tpreibe bes Staatss fsa f@ lebte Wp@e bic
8leide I'M @eisen etnseReQt babeu, mel9es sur
Gclse batte, baB bic Garmer bic Grnte friber
pornabnen, ais eep0bnli&, tamit Der 8era
ni9t mebr einidrumpf, font tpirbe nod mebr
@eisen SO. 2 %eutaanpen iein, ais es jest iden
III.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-14

Bebeutuns son ct. PAUL. - ct.
paul 1T ter Mittel- pber 2notenpunft zines g.
1enbabnipfems, msI&es bic Tbaler unb@ewa0er
u pom Milfl0pfi, q sor1 &eb Ripsr bes Nur'
bens, 81 Dom @uperipr< unb ieinem Seen-
MusFuGe unb ~ som @iHeuri- GIu6e serei.
nigt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-14
Neter8 11nterftneun96=0 eretn.

Das &ranten. Committee bes 81. peters nntsralsun9s'
gertin sum i. Nontaa in, Wueua bis gum T.. Muntae i'm
Sept. befebt aus ~fcl9enben 5erren:
Obern Dtfrittt sos. @iefen. 81: geter une IS.
ctr. 4. gDare. Sos. Saufen. Ct. Deter ctr. BET Gimme
e%epenuber. m..>
0roeerie Gtpre; Spbn Masim, smtidsn /. anb Ste gDare.
GrantS@Iid, Ser.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-07

MyIt is said that the Siamese twins
keep away from Chicago because they
don't want to be separated.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-07
WHOLE no. 1929.

will DISCUSS all that another time Be
off now, aud let me lock the door afisr
YOU"
The old servant fingered, as If sux-
ious for a little chat, but she knew Of
old that master God be minded, /" 80
she obcyed.
He held open the front door, and let
the rays Of his candle fall on the dark
wet lane, until the click, click Of her
pattens ceased, and he knew that she
had reacbcd the cottage where she and
her husband lived, and which was only
on the opposite side Of the narrowroad,
Then be shut the door, and, taking the
light, went into the larger Of the twn
back sitling-rooms, and looked care
fully around. The furniture was solid
aud ugly, the paper aud carpet were
worn to a general duh broWnuess Of
hue but the windows opened on the
garden, and the mantel-shelf was Of
dark old oak, quantity carved. Alto
gether the room had capabilities He
looked round it with feeling of rest.
less, feverish happiness Often and
often, and for very long, too long -
had be planned how it could be fitted
up, so as to be worthy Of Elsie. To see
her there had been the one vision Of his
life; for that faint uncertain hope he
had lived, and saved, and denied him
self everything; every sixpense that he
could spare had been laid aside for the
decoration of this shrine, long before
the day when he knew that his goddess
was tree to receive his homage.
Seldom, very seldom, does such idol
worship take possession of a mans ma
ture Still more rarely is it followed
by blessing!
70 be Coatiaacf
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-07

We do not always outliye a great
sorrow; that is to say let it slip from
US as a temporary burden, and leave us
the same that we were before. No,
God forbid Il woGld be poor result
of all our anguish and our wrestling,
if we won nothing bat our old selves
at the end Of it--if we could return to
the same blind loves, the same self
confident blame, the same light
thoughts of human suffering, the same
frivolous gossip over blighted human
bliss the same feeble sense of that un-
known towards which we have sent
forth irrepressible cries in our loueli-
ness. Let Us rather be thankful that
our sorrow lives in US as an indestruc-
tible force, only chan 9ng its form, as
forces do, and, passing from pain into
sympathy-the one poor word which
includes all our best insight and our
best love. We get accustomed to men
tai as well as bodily pain, without, for
all that, losing our sensibility to it; il
becomes habit of our lives, and We
cease to imagine q condition of perfect
ease as possible for u.s. Desire is chas-
tened into Submission, and we are con
| tented with our day when we have
been able to bear our grief in silence,
and act as if we were not suffering.
For it is at such periods that the sense
of our lives, having visible and invis-
ible relations beyond any of which
either our present or prospective self
is the center, grows like muscle that
we are obliged to lean on and exert.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-07
JOHN q. MANsER, M. D.,
Physician & Surgeon

Has permanently located In the yillngeiof Win
chester. CP. o. Rocky Hill, jackson county %
He may be found at his office, at all times, when
net professionally absent. VIII promptly re-
snond to calls, either night orday. Win twenty
wears experience In the profession, 20 hopes 70
merit the confidence of the community.
fTEspeclal attention given to diseases OF the
Eye
Oct. %. 1s6s-6m.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-07

In 1869, there WILDE two solar ecfp.
ses, viz:
/. An annular eclipse of the Sun,
February 1lth, visible only in the
southern part of South America, and
10 South Africa.
H. A total eclipse of the Sun, Aug.
9TH, ia the afternoon, visible in all parts
Of the United States, but partially 50
south and north of North Carolina,
West Virginia Kentucky Illinois, Iowa,
and the territories of the United Statesi
but in Columbia and Alaska the line Of
total eclipse runs diagoually from south
east TO northwest. On each side Of
this line the eclipse will be partial. 2 g
There will be two ecipses .of the
Moon, viz;
Ill. A partial eclipse of the Moon,
June a7th, in the evening, visible in
all parts of the United States. ..T
". A partial eclipse Of the Moon,
July Esd, invisible ID the United States.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-07
Diunrce Notice.

HTILLIAM JACOBS, whose place q resi- resl-
w dence Is nnkown, is notified tbat Joanna
Jacobs did, on the oath day Of December, q; Al y y
1s6s Gle her petition in the Office Of the eierk q
the Court OF Common Pleas, within ana ior tnc
county Of Jackson and state ot ONO, cn1askllg
Nancy Powell. and also with gross negleet ol
dntv' and ask ing that she may be divorced from
the ssid William Jacobs, which petition WIZ Do
for hearing it the next term q sald S9g5E HGas
rn.c9A az ew ByD. MAeklsy, Her Atty
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-07

cyFive Of the sweetest words in the
English language begin with Hi hope,
heart, home, happiness and heaven.
Heart is hope place, and homeEis :
heart place, and that man Is sadly mis-
taken who would exchange the bsppi-
ness Of home for anything.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-07

erAT sreligious meeting among the
blacks, celored preacher requested
that some brother should pray. A half
witted fellow commenced with s long
string Of words without meaning, AT
this the pastor raised his head and In
CURED, who dat prayingi Dat you,
brudder Nose You let some body
pray dat's better acquainted with the
Lord - ia4 Ala 1Ho
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-07

sTTHE tendency Of people to carry
quotations Too Far was illustrated 10 3
New Haven prayer meeting the other
day, by brother exelaimiDg in an
agony OF piety, 20 Lord have mercy
upon US poor sinners, Of which ! an
chief among len Thousand, and alto
pether loYeIYn -
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-07

erWhoever saw the ''pale Of soole-
ty" running over With the milk ofha-
man kindness?" II 80, where vas ths
"eream Of the ioksf" Il ,A
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-07

tLPA man hearing that a raven
would live two hundred years, bought
cne TO try.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-29
WHEELER G. WILSON,
EWING niC!1IHES
Ar
SAN EReSCASCO IL ATES.
The Great Trial of Sewing Machines !!
TIE GRANDEST IN TIE WORLD.
The Judges. the =. Soie World
and he Trtal, Fifteen Years
Duration.
PRACTICAL USE THE TEST!

TUE UNIVERSAL VERDICT.
The " eeler wilson Sewing Machine the
Champion
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-29
NOTICE OF SEIZURE.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvENUE, J
CoLLECro 3 ORR 4. plsrRlCr OF NtyhDA, :
Carsun ity, December ., 1869
yyIher 90, have tlus day seized !, PSF Cigars
w in ihe City # Carson. New. said ,igars
he ng found without the eprope' S:,mps ~ required
by law: Now, therefore. Not co is hereby given
to all persons claiming "a d Cigars 10 appear and
make su claim within 1hhty Days from the
dare Of he Frst Pup cAti.n q this Notice, or be
forever barred.
GEO. ". CnEprc,
Deputy Collector.
lAS3W.
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THESE UNtQUALLED MACHINES DO ALL
L the different kinds # work required to b.
done in q family AMI make al tn different kin0s
CT fstirche., without The IN locations Of the other
Aachiu-S.
All persons wi nlea-e examine the WHEELER
WILSON Saving MACHINES b.f,re pur-
chasin- any ..ther.
The Wheeler wiIsrn is we'll known has
won at nearly every trial in which, has cpnp. ted
the highest award E merit The representatives,
OF 9th m 'chineS, ever confi-nt, have entered
the lists, ime a again ony to b" De feated; and
HDding 1t impossl bic - cnHpet- fairly, have eu-
deavor-d TO Il cry The value If Premiums Trey
are not slow. however, t. boast # the few they
have received. Bnt in he grand tTid. dtiiy use
throu h ut the world. where only t. it finds
favor and superiority wins the race, The Wheeier
kWisou Sewing Machine stand triumphautly the
champion by the verdict Of the eopie.
These Machines arc Adap,ed to
Every variety of sewing.
From he ghtesr muslins to he heaviest cloths
They work el"aliy we'll upon SIk, LiueI,, Wool-n,
or Cotton goods with -ilk, Lin-n or cotton thread
Scanning, Quilting, Gathering, iIemmins- Feing,
CordIng. Iuckiaz, Braiing. EmbrOdrrI z, aud
making ButtOi Holes with the great It f'ciIiy.
If it he iucnnvenitut f,r the purcht>er 10 visit
the SAFE oum the order nay be forwarded TO the
eftice, and 1t viii bo "A thfully allied as i the
sslectiou h d been haie pen -ona!ly.
Full int uCtinns recently compiled, and giving
full Information upon every point in detail, az
company each Machine, and enable the most inex
perienced to operate with ut ditticulty.
Our interest in the successful working OF Ma
chimes l. not s-cJud to that o the purch 4seT, and
eem it a iNIlese 10 aid by con espJHdenc
OF OtheT~i =, any pers n requiring it.
New Machines aud AAcnines repaired hero war
rantod f,r year.
All the Modern improvements, including the
Best Qn,ltty of Tt ami six, for sale at San
Francisco rates Call and terms.
". NJ. >TODDARD,
General Agent fr Pacific Cast.
Montgomery street. corner of Sacramento,
san Francisco.
N. :. SAW RS.
Agent for Carson and vicinity.
CTrspn, December II, 1St9
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NOTICE.

DARTIEs HAVING ACCOUNTS AGAINST
/ the v, 1 T. K. X. Co s,e requested to pre-
sent them a: an f1ce u the Company by the
Second Of the month following that in which they
have accrued
N. H. YERIEG1oN, ,,eupsr;otsndsnt.
December 2, 1850.
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TO THE Wo tK M CLASS --"a nrs a,~
ptepar, d 80 furu sh al r'apso. with constant .m
plu,ue t n home. III wlpipui tho tine o. ~,
the spare mrnsuts Busn.sf l.w, ltFht us
prft,hc P,,"ous of q thcr sex elsily earn fro-a
soc To- s. per eysni.g, aud \ pr pnu nal sum by
dcvtug ttrr wh le iime ta tie tusinrss Rove
and girls earn &c rly as much n men. 1hatet
VITO see this not may feni heir add es-, ws
test the b,rne-s, We MAKO THIS nnyarAi'ka
offer: 70 su,h ae not well etifrd, W. gill
send 81 to paw fr the irubl. ct wit as Puh
paricuars a valuable sample, which vi do tV
comp euce work on. and a copy o. The Pepls'
Library 'ospanto- one ~ tho largest and ts,t
fami,y nsw-pape,s published sil ,cnt FREQ r.
pNl. keadar, 6 you rant permanent, prcAtkls.
w,et, address E. Q. ALLAN 1 CO., Arsusss.
Mans. Se2o.s2
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AS A HOLIDAY PRESENT, NOTHING WOULD
BE MORE sPPREGlArED THAN
ONE oP THESE MACHINES.