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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-09
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
Throw away your false fflzzcS, your switches.
your wig
Destructive Of comfort, and not worth n Eg:
Come aged, come youthful. come ugly and ia
And rejoice In your own lnSuriant hair,
RRPARATOR CAPILLI.

NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD HEADS
L from whatever cnnSc Il may have fallen ouO
and forcing growth Of hair upon the face. II has no
equal IL viii force the beard 10 grow upon the
sInoothest face IN frOm five to eight weeks. or halt
upon bald heads In from Two 10 three months.
w Ignorant practitioners have asserted that there
IS nothing that win force hasten tho growth oi
Tho hair or beard. Their assertions ar. false, ~
thousands oT living witnesses Urom their own cx.
pcrlcncr) can bear witness. But many will say how
arc We 10 distinguish the genuine from the spur0ls'
II certainly is dI(cuit, ~ nnc.tcnlhs GI the differ
cnt Preparations advertised for the hair ani beard
are entirely worthless. and you may have already
thrown away large amounts In their purchase; TO
such We wonld say, try the Reparator Capllli; u
Will cost you nothing unless II y comes MP 10 Ollr
representations. II your Druggist does not Keep u.
send us one dollar anh we viii forward !, postpan
toycthcr with A receipt for the money, which VIII be
returned 10 you oil application. providing entire
satIsfnC lion u not given. Address,
W l.. CLARK & co, Chemists,
No. , West Fayctte Street. Syracuse. n. Y.
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KNOW THY DESTINY.

MADAME y. ,. THORNTON. the great English A..
tr0ogist, ClaIrvOy1nt and Psychomeitlcan WHO nhS
asionishcd the scientific classes Of III. od WoiIu,
has now located herself at Hudson. n. ]. mh1hnIr
Thornton possesses such wonderful powers oI ~ c
ond sight as to enable her TO InlpaIt knoNieIsI y,
M. Greatest Imnor1ncr to the single or nhTici oi
either sex While In a state Of trance, shc .ei,sa %
the very features OF the person you y n. " ,nycy
Known as the rsychOniotropc, guaianreSS ar wpin
Smc, s,iSe pcinre Of the !nrc husband OF VIE
Of lie appSa %sstnST %, %@ Of ehaae,er %as 81 @ TS
position w i, sands of testimonials can ns-
ssri y" sI,e viii send when desired certified ee[
cate or written E"2.ansS inst .% small eS Of hair har
u ,,r, of birth asc. disposition and COM
Ssxion aid enclosing my cents ana 5 IapSE nepciye en-
SeI,pc 'u % IeIr.d information by return mall. All
p1S1I,u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % sacredly confidential: hddIe;s In
son m,i"ncc. MADAME Y. y. THORNTON, 20. Box
fIu.l lam " y
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE
HOT EEL.

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TAyISG BEEN RECENTLY RENO ~
Ill valcd and newly furnished, makes II kH
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able FAMILY HOTEL In the State. Being
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The TABLES will constantly he supplicd with
every luxury the market affords. The American
Exchange Coach, with Red Lights, Will be al
tho Wharvc- and Dcpots 10 convey passengers
to the Hotel free.
ia,sa?m TIMOTHY SARGENT, Proprietor.
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SIUUDOTn FVN :.
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The most gratifying results. Docs no injury TO the
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TO THE PUBLIC.

II IL important to those who arc afflicted, or
10 those who are Interested in the welfare OF
their friends, TO be careful Of the many pretended
doctors who inicst nll cities, publishing their
skill IN curing all diseases IN few days, and
imposing upon tho public by using the names o.
eminent physicians from Europe and other
places.
DR. FLATTERT docs not deceive people by
exhibiting bogus titles. pretended patients let
tcrs, certificates, etc. The Doctor will satisfy
all persons who may call NJ hiH office. OF his abil.
iiy 10 treat all diseases he proposes TO cure. II
will cost yOu nothing and may save you many
rcarcis---ior. a. advertising physicians in eight
cases out of len are bogus, there is no safety IN
trusting any Of them ill you know who nns
what they arc lie does not guarantee oil cases
fees are cxactcd only where cures can he Of
fccictl. Whore doubt exists as to tho possibility
OF n cure 1t IL freely stated, believing this IL the
only conr-c for physician to pursue.
Address, DIR. j. FLATTERY,
Sacramento, Cal.
y. B.-DR FLATTERY will appear at Viz
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ELIXIR VELPEAU.

EkLAAuIt VEhA ALh u
rI,o THOSE WHO FROM DEIICACY OR
want Of means are tebarrcd from consulting \
physician, this valuable remedy Is cordially rec
commended Although introduced to the people
Of thi. coast for the first time, VELPEAU'S
ELTXIR has long hccn known in Europe a. in
falliblc for the cure Of Spcrnaiorrhca or Seminal
Weakness, Impotence, Involuntary Discharges,
Voluptuou. Dreams, Ringing in the Ears, Palpi.
tation OF the Heart, Mental Depression. Dcfect-
i've Memory. Nervous Debility, and that general
and intlcfnablc I.assitudc and Lack of Tone to
the System resulting from extreme susceptibility
OF temperament or cxccsscs.
a circular accompanies each hottie. with full
instructions. Price. So So For sale by all re-
spectacle druggists.
HoSTETTER. SMITH & co.
San Francisco. Wholesale Druggists,
noaO.ly4p and Agents for the Pacific Coast.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-01

Now that the State Fair is over
and has proved such an eminent
success, it is but just that we should
briefly say Il word for those of its
officers who have contributed to
make it such. The President. Hon.
Henry KcyeS. of Newburv,is unQueS
tiouably the right man in the right
place. He fully understands the
duties of his Office. and during the
week. worked necessarily aud faith
fully for the Society. His position
was an embarrassing one at times.
but he always proved equal to the
occasion. and came out triumphant
| The Society never had a better. on
more faithful head. and the Dircc,
tors will consult thcir own interests
by long continuing him as its prcSi
dent.
The SECRETARY, Mr.. Henry. Clark
conducted his arduous duties IN III
usually CAPABLE and SatiS!actnr,
manner. HIS is undoubtedly til,
most temper trying po>itior in tn,
Socictv.and few but Mr.. Clark coul,
answer the thousand and one appa
rently foolish questions daily urc
pounded at his office, without max
. inc enemies for himself and III,
society. But lis alahlc name
usually carries him through withou
difficulty, and at each successive
exhibition adds 10 his hosts a
friends, He is Il faithful and Dor
. ular officer.
Another difficult position to satl,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-01
4 BIT of history.

In 111J Ethan Allen and Mayor
Sameul Beach. OF Whltn@' were III .
Castleton, the day previous 70 the
CAPTURE of the Fortress M llconucf-
roea. Allen dispatched Beach as a
messenger to collect the Green
Mountain Boys to meet his party
at Hands Point in the town OF
Shortham. Beach travelled on loot,
guided by marked trees, through
dense wilderness TO Rutland. Pitts
ford, Brandon Leicester, Salisbury,
Middlebury, Cornwall, Whltir g.and
Shoreham. His path was occasion
ally INSTRUCTED by the feroclons
beasts of the forest, but he was on
"A mission of freedom, and needed
not the bowling of the wolves, the
sullen growls of the bears,the sharp
screams of the pantherS or the war
1 Wh00pS of the Sava@cS.
His voice echoed in the valley OF
Otter Creek, and Lemon Fair. Turn
ont turn out, Ethan Allen is our
leader, rally around his Standard,he
will lead MS to victory, the Fort will
he ours, liberty and Ticondcroga
/ ours
go of the Green Mountain boys
hockcd to the standard of Allen, all
eager to share i'll the pelils and hon
ors of that bold and daring enter
prise which secured one of the most
important posts in oar country.
History SAYS: Major Beach made
a circuit Of sixty miles IN twenty
four hours but he has two daugh
tcrs residing in Whiting. and they
informed the writer that on that
mem ,rable time, their father wall>eo
sixty four miles in one day between
sun and sun, and the next day a
= early dawn stood 10y the side o
Allen when the fort was surrendered
One of his daughters, Mrs, Parker
has PAIR Of long silky stocking
t that he wore on that occasion nine
ty FIVE years ago the 9th of last May
During tie Revolution, Maio
q Beach had an Introduction t. genel
e Il! Lafayette. Said the general ssh
Y | heard OF Your patriotism and re
|. markable exploit before | LEI
y France, and when shall return t
" my native land | shall feel prond t
IS tell my countrNmen that have ha
d the pleasure of seeing md shakin
Is hands with the Green Mountain be
4 who performed such IL feat in tt
4 cause of American freedom
y Seventy or eighty years ago viii
II surveying on the Green Mountain
e. in the town of Brandon or Goshe'
e he discovered a silver mine. la
ii some Of the ore Smclted and man
y featured into a silver spoon. I'll
Il spoon is now in possession Of jam
IN NJ. Chattcr.on Of Whiting a gran
$, son Of his, also a half dozen lar!
'd silver buttons said to have be,
" made Of the same material. He WI
Ii one of the first settlers in Within
IS was the first representative and Ii
+" ed various other posts of hone
es He died in lS29.- MiddIebury Re
OF lister,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-01

Protecting the toes of childrens
shoes from wear 10y Metal Tips. has
proved most important and useful
inventions, liut lately Il great mis-
take has been made in applying
thrm chiefly to the coarser grades
of shoes. For the higher the cost
of the shoe the more there is saved
by protecting the toe from wear,
which can only be done by n Metal
Tip. Gcntccl Mctal.Tipped sl JcS
are now being made aud are worn
by the best families in the city.
Manufacturers could not have con.
letred greater public favor than
by supplying this great want Bos.
ton journal.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-01

WHAT IS TIME AGE.-'Father,'
said Persian monarch to an old
man who, according to oriental
usage, bowed before tie soveseign'S
throne, pray ne seated, cannot
receive homage from one bent with
years, and whose head is white with
the iroSts Of age
And now, father said the mon
arch, when the old man had taken
tine ploifered Seat.'tell me thine age.
how many OF the SUMS revolutions
hast thou counted F!
Sire answered the old mani am
bat four years old
Whatn interrupted the king,
dearest thou not to answer me false
~, or doSt thou Jest on the brink of
the tomb ?
Il speak not falsely, sire replied
the aged man. neither would | Offer
a foolish jest on "A subject so solemn
| Eighty long years have | wasted in
folly and sinful pleasures and il
amaSsing wealth, none of which car
| take with me when leave thi,
world. -Four years only have spenr
in doing good to my fellow men
and shall | count those years tina
have been utterly wasted! Are the,
not worse than a blank, and is no
that portion only worthy to be reck
oncd as part Of my life which ha
truly answered llfc's best end ?
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-01

A smart man in Buffalo is organ
izing Il divorce excursion to Chicago
Subscribers are plenty.
II is said that Gov. Clanin.o of Mas.
sachusctts. looscs $50, 900 hy the
boot and shoe failure in st. Louis.
Work on the New York post Office
is bcirg pushed nigh aud day. The
stone all has to he drawn in tie
night to avoid blocking up the
streets.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-01

a FEIGIITFJL SCENE.-A man
between - and - wears of agc.who
registered at the Cataract House.
Niagara Falls, as Carl Schurz, New
York. on Saturday morning left the
hotel with his bill unpaid. took a
carriage and started for the new
Suspension Bridge. but changed
his mind and went to the ferry and
crossed to Canata. In going over
he remarked to the fcrryman, while
looking up at the FallS.that he could
walk over the edge of the Falls. He
went to Table Rock, took off his coat.
laid it on a timber which is in the
water there and gave his money and
watch to a boy who was standing by.
walked into the water. which was
, sha|loW,and about ten feet from the
/ brink sat down or shot dowa over
/ the precipice. Some persons wcrC
/ hclOw the sheet OF water at the time
His body remained on thc rock be-
low for some time. and could be seen
hV the people who were behind tht
sheet. aud was then washed off. an,
has not yet been recovered.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-01

FGIGiTFrL ACCIDENT AT MAG.
ARA FATfS.-Njlgara Fails. Sept.
2t-A most mechanically accident
occurred on the Canada shore of the
Niagara river in the vicinity OF the
falls at noon TO day. A party con.
SiSting of one gentleman and four
ladies, all belonging to Providence.
Il. l., Stounod over here while ON
their way home from Buffalo. and
after viewing the sights ON this side
crossed over to the Canada side
While their carriage was paSSino
the culvc opposite The prccipiec il,
front of the Clifton House. th,
horsl became narcahlc.oud =,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-01

Fishing for the market has been
spoiled this season, in one of the
rivers near New York, by the an
chorng of "A hulk To make fish oi
and the casting its refuse into til,
stream
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-01

MODEL AHGUMENT.-We hap
poncd to drop into a Justice Court
in this place on Tuesday. held by
Justice w. II. Johnson. 1t was a
common action for the recovery of
a debt, but was nevertheless contest
! ed for some reason, and a consider
able portion of the day Spcntin talk
! Ing testimony. &c. The counsel were
McSsrS. Eddy and Y ers for plain
tili, and Mr.. BlaiSdell Of Cambridge,
and G. f. Arnold foI defendant. At
the conclusion OF the testimony, Mr.
Eddy rose and said:
May it please the Court claim
for the plaintiff from the defendant
the sum Of SCI II. That's all have
to say.
Whereupon Mr.. Bldisdell rose ant
said:
May it please the Court-thc de
fcndaht does not owe the plaintiff
SOL. 4,and we wont pay him cent
That's all have to say.
We call these model arguments
!, and they We're doubtless rclishcd b,
the Court, who must have been TAX
en- by surprise at such unexpected
breyity and relief. Judgement wa
rendered for the plaintiff, and de
PENDANT appealed. After all pelhap
we ought to most commend MeSSr>
Arnold and Myers, for they sal
nothing. Such model brevity in
; contested case is unparalleled W
think III the history of Bellows Fall
: jurisprudence at least Below
Falls Times.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-01

The Woodstock Standard crows a
little on behalf of the Democrat :
thus: We have glorious news from
from Andover for the democracy
For many years not Il democratic
vote has cloudcd the political sky OF
that town. This year the dcmocra.
cy have ORe r0tc 4 democratic
gain two Thousand per cent! On
any other per c,utN choose TO call
II. After all tins vote was not east
ny the highly respectable democrat
who IT is understood has resided
there for years, but hv new Gomez
IA carpet baggrrn Let no demo
crat, however, reject this vote ol
that account. but let the cheering
news go to the democracy of tn,
whole country!
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-01
Miscellaneous Items.

Tom Thumbs house in Connect
cut was blown GoEn during the re-
cent great gale.
The FIRST locomotive ever used in
America, the john Bull, is still kept
as a curiosity in building near Al
bany.
Reports have been received of
damages to fifty seven churches III
New England By the late storm.
a little boy ont West was asked
if he knew Were liars went, and
answered yes-thcy went to New
York to write for the papers.
In Boston it is noticed as re
markable fact that The Board OF
Aldermen held a meeting on Mon
day without voting themselves a
dinner
The master of ceremonies at a
recent funeral announced the
corpSc's cousins will now come for
ward.
The Acting Secretary Of the Pen
sion Bureau has decided that the
half blood heirs of Indian soldiers
are As much entitled to pensions as
those of whole blood.
n, - ao,.. r,,4
"A ~" ,' Gi''""5 p ,t o Soy ," hn
,.r,t o"" I,ol, - t,.,iuin" borsn,f for
an editor Prentice hopes that he
is not the editor she is training her.
self for.
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! NJ i' ~, - , ,'o,r ; W r ,r,,. NV,
stamps W '"L 'G , ,... Az I,,t ~
JAZZ" ~ ''' ~ "''''''' ~ ""' :,
enc. COMPARED with the old issue.
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~" y, -" W. - ,,'o ," nn4+;no
prev '''''" n'.,'iI d" ',',,','N ~ ''''' ~
up cream VI 90 ','' WI a. ,'.' ';
, IVA '''''''''''
y New lorK paper says lh''
owing 10 Ihc pressure 'of room III 'n'
Office OF one oil IT'S neiGhhOiS' 'h'
/ corps OF Cuban correspondents o
, the latter nave moved 10 an a'Ueltl
us '''''''
\ man and his grandson went on
= hunting in Arkansas last week
The boy got behind some buShe
# and WmStled like a turkey and III
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-01

a gentleman in Macon, Ca, pre-.
diets that cotton will 90 down to
fifteen cents during the winter aul
then rise to thirty five in the spring
but the Telegraph of that city tells
that the crop is too short and the
demand too eager for such a fall.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-01

The 'COrOners' Harvest is the
cheerful heading which the New
York Herald gives to a column OF
accidents and murders in the me-
tIopolis. Thomas II. BaTet, mur>
dared by Ellen Il. TIT, last Satur-
day John Hess, beaten to death a
short time ago 10y unknown persons:
an infant, seven months Old, killed
by lis drukuen parents; VIM. Ger
man kicked to death by "A horse !;
and "A man named Brown accident
ally poisoned himself, are portion
Of that harvest.
The terrible affair at the Avon
dale mine is now generally believed
to have been crime of the most
awful description. 1t is generally
believed that the fire was the worl,
of an inctndiarY. though the earlier
reports that it was the terrible con
cluSion Of Il long standing ttuo
between the WEIGH and Irish miner,
is now generally diScredited. |
there was no direct human agency
in klndling the flames, the solemn
fact yet remains that the c0nStruc-
UOn of the works was such that ;
fearful calamity was at some tim
or other inevitable. Whether tn
responsibility for this rests upon tn
propretors Of the mine, its superb
tendent, or upon the State author
ties, we cannot say. But there Wa
the most criminal negligence some
where. which deserves as severe pun
iSbmcnt as the authors Of the mul
derS recorded above.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-01

NEW YORK HAusTRArED.-
McSsls. u. Appleton Il Co., of New
York, have Just issued very Gle.
CANT volume called 'Ncw York Illus
tratcd,' containing about fifty wood
cngravings Of places in and about
the great city, printed on costly
tinted paper, and bound in an illus.
tratcd paper cover.
The cngravinSs represent all the
! principal buildings. gives numerous
street scenes, and includes the more
famous suburban places, such as
Central Park, jerome Park, Coney
Island, ct".
The price Of this elegant little vol.
umc is fifty cents, on receipt OF
which. the publishers will mail n
copy to any address, post free. The
book is not only. suprcmcly elegant,
but II is marvel Of cheapncss.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-01
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-04-29
Sherif's Sale.
April 8, 1869

BY virtue of the following Tax Executions, to me
directed and delivered by Daniel Brown, Esquire,
County Treasurer, will expose to sale at Ander-
son Court House, on Saleday next, within the
usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit:
One House and Lot in the town of Anderson,
containing 25 acres more or less, bounded by lots
of Jesse r. Smith, ]. D. NJ. Dobbins and others,
levied on as the property of Samuel Brown, jr.,
at the suit of the State for taxes.
One Lot in the town Of Anderson, containing
half an acre, more or less, bounded by lots OF L..
+. Arnold, John McGrath and others, levied on as
the property of the Estate of q. Chamblee, decd,
at the suit of the State for taxes.
One Lot on Calhoun street in the town of An
derson, containing two acres, more or less, boun-
ded by lots of DR.. A. Evins, Mcdonald and Others
levied on as the property Of Mrs. Ouinby, at the
suit of the State for taxes.
One Lot in the town of Anderson, containing
one acre. more or less. bounded by lots of Elias
Earle end the Blue Rdge Railroad, levied OH as
the property of Charles Mahew, at the suit of the
State for taxes.
One Lot on the Greenville road, in the town OF
Anderson, containing six acres more or less,
bounded by lots of W. j. Ligon, Elins Earle and
Others levied on as the property of I. NJ. Horsey,
at the suit of the State for taxes.
One Tract of Land, containing thirteen acres,
more or less, known as the Mill tract, on wilson
creek, adjoining lands of d. L. Hall and Ezekiel
Hall, levied on rs the property Of j tucker, at
the suit of the State for taxes.
Terms cash. WM. McGuhlN s.A.c.
April S, 1868 Al