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!. TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE Advertiser, hay:gc been restored to health In
a few weeks, by very sfrape remedy, after haviag
suffered several years with severe lung affection,
and that dreaded disease. consnmption-s anxious
10 make known 10 his Icliow-sulerers the means Of
cure. .
To al who desire It, he viii send copy q the pre-
scrpon used Gree Of charged, with tie directions
for preparing and using tie same. which they will
find sure Cure Tor Consumption. Asthma, ByoDchit
10 etc The Object Of the advertiser In sending the
Prescription ID to benefit the afflicted and s,,-eal IT,
formation which. be conceiv~s to he invaluable and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy. as IT, viii
cost them nothing, and may pr.re blessing.
Parties wishing tlss prescription viii plea: address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
svll-l Williamsburg, Kings County New York.
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The BRIGnr Slpx for December is
received and is Brighter than ever.
1t is thoroughly imbucd with a child
ish chcerfulncss, which makes it very
plea SAINT as well as profitable to look
ut. We =, not wonder it is attaining
such popularity. Its merits, as
well as its price ought to make it
popular.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.

A LII parties indebted to III. h. Ma
"A lone \ Co, OF MeGregor, by note
dus or past duo, for farsi Machinery must
call ut the Banking office Of ktlnb0ll
l. EarnsvvOIl III in Crssco, and provide
for the same on or before the 10th day Of
December next, or their notes will be placed
in the hands ofan Attorney for collection.
Sorry to issue this call--but we have waited
long and patiently, until endurance has
ceased to he a virtue. Those interested in
this, will attend to it, save cost and trouble.
Nov o5th 1869.
Sol U.B. MALONE SEQ,
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years Il. m Nerv.
ou. Dehiliay rremsture Decay, AMI all the effects ~
youthful ildiscreton, viii, for SAKE II suffering I'm.
manty send fee AL who reed II, the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy BY Which he
Vas cured. Su6ervrs wishing to profit By the id.
vertisers experience, do 70 BY addressing, with
perf. 9, co,,ndeoce. JOHN n. OGDEN.
nsvl1yl No. 4: Cedar street. New iOik.
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SrGlNG POaT, JACKSON CO., Mich.
August l, 1859. s..
DR.. c.. w. RoBACK:
Dear Sir My boy
about eight years old
was very much trou-
|>ird with St. Antho-
ny's Dance, so that at
times he was unable
to feed himself, fire.
qucntly falling Oh the
i4oor or ground i'll a
fit; and three of my
family had the fever
and ague. / bought
some Of your Sean
(:inayian Blood Pills
and Purifier Of your
agent here, Mr., CAL.
kins, end to our great
joy they not only cured
tho fever and aguc,
but my:boy of the st.
Anthony's dance, for
which we snail ever
feel grateful. ...
Yours truly,
c.. Fl. BAUM.
For Sale by Dr. j. j. Glenn
nler, CrcscO, Iowa.
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wv ANTED AGENTS-.For
w Before the FOOTLlGHTS

wv ANEEO HUI En- TSoFOr
" Before the FOOTLlGHTS
and Behind the Sa.ENRS.
by Olive Logan. Sse lets things out, cx-
hibting in vivid co!ors the show world, as
seen from within and without. From Pup
pet Shows to Grand Opera: Moul tebanks
to Mcnagerics: Learned Pigs to Lecturers
Rich, racy, and hight med, it is the great
sensation, and all want it. Contains $50
pages, rose-t.nted paper. Profuscly il
Illustrated with spirited engravings. Sells
beyond all other books Sample cary and
prospectus to agents free For circulars
explaining, address
ga PAEMELEE & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio
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Great Distri b ut | on
By The Metropolitan GirCo.
Every Ticket DrayvSia Prize.
jCash Gifts each $4,000 30 lash Gifts each 81 600

Every Ticket Draws a Prize.
5Cash Gifts, each $4,000 10 Cash Gifts each $1,000
10 - :. 10000 200 8" - 800
70 " g 5,OOo.30O -. g q" lts
50 Elesan. Rosewood Planes, each $3.50 to szss
80 - Mclvicons, SCI 70 20 .e~
$50 Sewing Machines. .:...... = on to I's
Cash rrixes, srv-rw.re, s., vslsei Ut q, ul, oVe
A chance to draw any Of the above Prizes
for 25 cents. Tickets describing Prizes are
sealed in Envelopes and we'll mixed. On
receipt Of csc a sealed Ticket iea drawn:
without choice, and sent BY mail to any id
dres The prize named upon il will BE- de-
livcred to the tickctholier on p;yfncdt of
One Dollar. Prizes are Immediately sent
to any address by express or return mail.
You will know what YOUR PlisG Is. before
you pay for it. Any pine exchanged for
another Of the same value No Blanks
Our patrons can depend on fair dealing
KfrERgHcEs.-We select the following
from many who have lately drawn Valuable
Prizes, ard kindly permitted Us to publish
them Andrew J. Burns, Chicago, SlO,-
900; Miss Clara s. Walker, Baltimore,
Piano, $780, James NJ Mathcvsy Detroit,
S. 200. John 4. Andrews, Savannah, $4,000
Miss Agnes Simmons, Charleston, Piano,
$500 Wcpub!ish no names without per-
mission.
OPINIONS OF THE PsEss-''rhc firm is
reliable, and deserve tkcir s,,cccsy.:'-
Weekly Tribune, May g. "Nek asws them
to be u fair deaiin: firm. IN. Y. Herald,
May Is. "A friend Of ou"s drew $500
prize, which was promptly fcccived. -
Daily News, !u.es- ! ~ 4 u.
to Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ev.
cry package Of sealed Envelopes contains
ONE CASH GIFT. Six Iicktitsin 81;
- for So: 35 for IS; 40 for SIS. All let.
tiers should be addressed to
IlARPEls:y WILSON'S gO~,
3-:2] 195 Broadway, New York
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1sz 50 fSss l:sss: ! -
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READ THE
IMONY Y.

From one of the oldest pri,,ters
in the State Of Illinois,,
OFF, f. Or THE Wu1o & REPUBLICAN,
Qu,scY, I'LL, August 20, 1868,
PRINCE, WALTON & Co.,
Cincinnati, 0,
Gcnts-I find your
Roback's Bitters,
aftcrusing two boxes
IN my family, to be q
"good cggg.'' Send
me another dozen by
Z. S. Express, and if
Won don't want local
notices to theamount
charge it to us on
advertising account.
Yours in haste,
JAMES l.. LANGDON.
Regards to Mr.. Wal
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] was cured OF Deafness and Catarrh by
n simple remedy, and will send the receipt
free.
"a Mrs. NJ C. LEGGETT, Hoboken, N. J.
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DOOK AGENTS WANTEDF0n@ -
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Written by Himself In One Lafge Octave
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YEARS REcoLLEcrIONs of his Busy Life, as
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CRESCO TRADE /!

Don't forget that for tho next
sirty days that We have On amount
IF money TO raise FROM the stock. and
10 that end ~ viii make every o.
fOrt~t0 sell. r.
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O Neill's atent In
dcstructible, 3 roa d
Gaguc, Iron Clad,
Stove Boilers.
The best Style ever made,
may be found at e.
y2A2'f Z. Il. HANCHETiS
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SrslNG Poar, JACKSON Co., Mlcn.(
August l, 1859. !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-01

SER.NADEp-Last evening the Gold
Hill Brass Band went up TO Virginia and
serenaded Sheriff Cummings in compile
meutary consideration Of his recent
return from the Atlantic States. After
ward, on their way home, they stopped
in front Of the Enterprise Office and
played some Of their best pieces. Here
two or three drunken fellows took it
upon themselves to give cheers for the
Miners' Union, yet we are requested by
Sheriff Cummings, and also by the
Band, to state that this serenade had
no connection with the Miners Union
whatever. We make this explanation
in order 10 refute much current talk on
the subject. The Miners Union claims
no such wandering loafers for repre-
sentatives as were doing thatunrequired
and Inappropriate cheering last evening.
CuIxANAy's LEG BRoKEN.-About 3
o'clock P. N. yesterday a Chinaman
riding along South c street, Virginia,
was thrown from his horse in front Of
els, ruESO " w. Au0 iAaStioue
animal, after bucking of his l~ong-tsilsd
master, s1ewed round and kicked him,
breaking one Of his legs below the knee.
The Enterprise says that after he had
lain in the street for some time some of
his countrymen came and packed him
of to Chinatown.
Love AMONG THE RosEs.-This pretty
and popular ballad, sung at the Opera
House recently, by the inimitable Bon
Cotton, can be found at Dale's Music
store, opposite Wells, Fargo L Co.'S,
Virginia, also all the other sheet music
Of the day.
GolSG EAsr.-We are informed that
Governor II. &. Blasdel and wife have
started, or are about starting, on a visit
to the Atlantic States, over the big rail-
road.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-01
Notice---Last Call.

IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
A late arm OF W. A. MEREDITH q 20; are
reonested 10 call at W.. A. Meredith's once
Main street. Gold Hill, and settle Immediately,
II they wish to save eost Of writ; vrprnJTH
Gold Hin, September -, 1859. I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-01

ASorHEE Bio DowNFALL.-Read the
new advertisement Of Banner Brothers
in ,o-day's News. After duo and COM
plete preparation, they now announce
another downfall in the prices Of cloth
ing. Their stock is very extensive and
we'll selected. and their immense pur-
chases at the most advantageous rates
and terms, enables them now to almost
give clothing away. They sold cheap
enough before, but now they advertise
TO sell at one-half Of their former rates.
They is no possible eIcuse now for any
one to go meanly or intentionally
clothed. Boots, shoes and CATERS for
gents or boys wear, hats, trunks, va
Uses, furnishing goods, fine dress suits,
business suits, aud everything in that
line that a man wants to rig him out
from top to toe, is to be found at Ban
ner Brothers. Call aud see.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-01

BIrrSEn & Co.-All purchasers Of
mechanical or mining tools, brass or
steam goods, iron, steel, nails, screws,
powder, fuse, tinware, cutlery and hard
ware Of all descriptions, would do well
to read the advertisement of Bittner Il
Co., in another column, and call at their
we'll known store, Main street, Gold
Hill, nearly opposite the News office.
Their stock is very extensive and well
selected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-01

LOOK HERE! READ THIs!-S. Haas q
Co., the pioneer clothing firm of Gold Hill
and Virginia, are in full receipt Of the very
latest fall styles of fine clothing, business
suits, and gents furnishing goods OF every
description, from the bes. and most popular
manufacturers in the East, which they are
selling CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAP
EST. Their extensive stock is composed Of
the bes. material, carefully selected and made
up in the best possible manner. Patronize
home institutions. We allow none in our
line Of business to undersell US.
HAAS & CO.,
sc4.tf Main street, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-01

TIE HEALING PooL.-ESsays for Young Men who
have fallen into vicious habits, and now desire a
higher life, aud a better Manhood. with certain
means Of relief for the afflicted. Sent In sealed
letter envelopes. free OF charge. Address Howard
Association, Box T. Philadelphia. Pa. sc3HSm
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AnnyA1s AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

Arrivals.
BIZ WELLS, FARGO AND CO.'S
Mr. Mills, ] Meyers. Mrs Toombs, S Haas,
j MeMann, Mr. Frank, Mr. Collins, A Mccall,
Mr. Winters. Mr. Johns, NJ w Hassett, yonn
China, II Froder, Mr. Miller, ] H Chiffon,
Mr. MeManus, DR. Hitler, C Stevens. Il
Ford, w K Parkinson. Mr. Begg, w Hapdon
and wife, Mr. Fowler, A ] Hill, Kill haney'
] Sproston.
Departures.
Z WELLS. YARoo n co.'s n
Mrs Matilda Felch, Mr. Ogden, Mrs n &
Woodruff, Mrs Woodruff, Mrs Marlowe,
Sarah Wall, Cap. Foote, Mrs Tucker, Ghas
Miller, Jerry Kingston, Jas Grant; William
Burton, Pat Kennedy, NJ Crowley, = fatop
J A Kinney, H E Aine, S II Stevens
Jones'.
BY WOODRUFF NJ sSNoR's LINE.
John Harris, NJ Arivero, Daniel Kane
John Hilton, Daniel Mahoney, J Il kuritz'
NJ Kelly, Isaac Ford.
The New York herald., 1869-11-13
WEsFCHEsTER COUNTY.

AProiSTMEsT OF CoMIIssIosERs.--By an order
OF the Supreme Court J. @. Donohue, o. A. Bills AMI
W. II. Doty have been appointed Commissioners in
the matter OF opening, widening and extending
Dock street, In tho village OF Yonkers.
COURT CoMMENCENESr.-The November term or
the County Court and Court OF Sessions Will open at
Bedford on Monday next. IL is understood that no
cases OF an important nature Will be brought for.
ward.
SCHOOL STATISTICS OF MoRRIsAN1A.--The cost OF
MAINTAINING the public schools IN the town OF Nor
risania during the present year has been $40, 1926.
For the approaching year the estimate and assess
ments Will be $4,000, being tax OF one ana Que.
sixteenth per cent the assessed vaiua
ton OF the town-s3, ,433, 1856. There are IN
the town o459 children between the ages
or nve and twenty.one years. and The
daily average attendance Is about 1850. The even.
ing schools are also well attended. An estimate VI
the population OF the town, founded on the number
OF children, Ia about q, 900.
The New York herald., 1869-11-13
BRODkLYY INfELL!GEtCE.

MALICIOUS MISCHIEF Francis Green was sent to
windows Of the church at the corner OF Boerum and
state streets.
ACCUSED or KEEPisa DIsoRpEaLy Hovsg.
Alice Hughes was held 10 answer yesterday on a
charge OF keeping dsorderiy house In the rear OF
No. So Bridge street.
ALLEGED FELoNrous AssAULT.-Tenry storey was
arrested by oncer CAM Of the Forty.second pre-.
cnct, last night, on a charge OF having committed a
feonlous ASSAULT ON Charles Mulligan, or No James
street, When taken before justice Walsh yesterday
It was shown that the parties had a row in hauor
saloon, and that the complainant was the aguressor
The defendant was thereupon discharged.
THR BOARD OF CASvAssBRs-AvorHER FRAUD
DISCOVERED. Board OF Supervisors met yester
day as a Board OF Canvassers and resumed their
WORK. There were very few persons present the
interest IN the matter having in a measure
died out. Al, have now become satisfied
that most OF the returns have been tam.
canvasscrs reached the Ninth ward yesterday. Tue
figures on the returns OF the Fourth district OF the
seventh ward II is said have been changed-l0o
votes taken rom Wa@er the republican candidate
Tor Sheiin, and gwen to Cunningham. The eau
yassers say the change was made after the returns
lett their hands.
ARREST ON A CHARGE OF FoRGERy-A FRArDu.
LENT onECx.--1t was discovered during the latter
part OF October that forged check for 81, 800 was
on deposit In the Williamsburg Savings Bank.
The check In question was deposited, as
alleged, by Mr. William +. Howe, young
man, resident OF Brooklyn, VINO Is very respect
ably connected. The forged order was drawn on
the Long Island Savings Bank, ana deposited as
The New York herald., 1869-11-13
THE WASHINGTON AVENUE CA. uALTY.

Verdict Of Death by Drowning.
The Inquest In relation to the cause OF the death
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Baker was concluded last evening
bel re Coroner white1ill. onicer Wade, OF the
Ftieth precinct. testified that he heard Mrs. Baker
cry 'watch' on the night OF the Utt inst; and on
gong 10 her house be found herself aud daughter ana
MI. flynn in the barroom, and two men standing
outside; Mrs. Baker said that three men had broke
inso tue place and attacked Mr. Flynn. and thrown
her down. Flynn's face was bloody and seemed to
have been cut; Mrs. Baker seemed to be
intoxicated, and reeled white walking The
oiicer then recounted whrt ne heard Of the
circumstances attending the death subsequently,
which corrobarauve OF the evidence gwen by
other witnesses. DR.. IL. w. Shepard testified that
he had made the post mortein examination OF the
body and found that she had received severe
confused wound over the right temple and other
caused Dy drowning. How she got into the
water he could not. u course, say The Coroner
charged the Jury az 10 the facts elected and they
retired. Alter brief absence they returned the fol-
lowing verdict:-Tnat Elizabeth Baker came TO her
aeat while intoxicated on the night ol the 9th inst,
By iolling into q water barrel ana drowning.
The New York herald., 1869-11-13
SKELETONS IN A CHIMNEY.

A Very Mysterious Affnir-Discoyery Of the
Remains of Two Children--The Case TO he
Investigated.
Quite an excitement was created yesterday in the
three story English basement tenement house. No.
162 East Twenty eighth street. by the finding, secreed
In the 1ue OF the chimney above the basement noor,
the remains or Two children. There was no 1esh on
the bones and the skulls lad become disconnected
from the bodies, which were thoroughly
dried but not burned. The house Is
occupied by three or four apparently respectable
fam,ies, who are in much trouble on the discovery
thus made. IL appears that at intervals for several
months past, there has been an almost tnsuferaple
stencil prevailing IN the house, the occupants Of
OF which were unable 10 locate 1t or 10 learn the
cause, Notwithstanding diiigent search Was made
Yesterday morning man was employed to over
haul the range and repair the chimney and in doing
so found the remains referred TO.
Captain Thorne, OF the Twenty.nrs Precinct, was
notified OF the discovery, ana with one or two OF his
ofcers proceeded TO make an investigation. Every
grown person in the house was rigdy cross.
examined but without ehciting any information
tending to show by whom the remains had been
placed In The fue. The occupants claimed to be
totally Ignorant: IN the matter ana Captain Thorne
SHOWN however, that Mrs. Weight, oy occupation
9 dressmaker, had occupied the basement and
FIRST floor Of the premises till The first OF May last
dlscredt OF that lady and her present whereabouts
dld not transpire. Later IN the day Coroner schr.
mer who had been notified, reached the place and
caused tho remains to be removed to the Morgue
where an Investigation will take place to-day. Al
yet the matter is involved In the deepest mystery,
and there be little or no hope OF unrayeling
It, Various theories nave been advanced In regard 10
the bodies, but what the fact Is time only
can determine The most consistent expla-
nation, however, Is that the babes were
of iilegitlmate birth, and the mother, to
hide her shame crowded them into the fine and soou
afterwards lett the house TO avoid detection Judg.
Ing from the STENCIL which was OF such recent date,
the bodies could not have been in their hiding place
but q few months at most. Captain Thorne IS still
continuing his investigation, and hopes TO unravel
the almost impenetraDie mystery al present sur
rounding the a1alr
The New York herald., 1869-11-13
TIE PorSHKgEPslE ROyD ROBBERY.
Recovery OF n Portion Of the stolen Bonds in
This City-An Exchange Place Broker Under

Recovery OF Portion Of the stolen Bonds in
This City-An Exchange Place Broker Under
Arrest.
on the night or the 9Th 0! octooer asl the once Of
the Dutchess County Ma,ua! Insurance Company, a.,
Poughkeepse, was entered by four New York cracks.
men, the safe blown open. aud three tin boxes con.
tanning over 100000 In bonds carried or. Upon the
tho arrival Of the early train by the Hudson River
Railroad on the following morning one OF the party
who gave his name AZ waiter Williams, was arrested
at the depot in Tn rtieth street. taken back 10
Poughkeepsic, tile following day indicted by The
Grand Jury ana in less than week was In the state
Prison serving ont d sentence OF four years
Yesterday morning Edward ". kendrck, or the
firm or kendrck Co., Exchange place mo. 8
Lords court arraigned before Justice Dodge al
Jefferson Market charged vita disposing OF Ave OF
Albert Hatchaeld OF the nrm OF Hatcbned 4 CO.,
No. "a Pine street. testified that on the ON inst hc
had purchased from Kendrick Eve bonds-Nus 40,
Al, IS, 40 and jo--of The city OF poughkeepse for
a. 500 aud upon depositing them with sioker ray.
Tor 90. later IN the day FOR safe Keeping was In.
formed that they were stolen, Ho a. once tele.
graphed 10 MIR. lie Grand Dodge, secretary OF the
company, in reference to the matter and received
information to hold on 70 the bonds. ON Wednesday
afternoon the latter arrived IN this city, and upon
beng shown the bond, identified them as
portion OF those stolen iiom the SAFE on
tne ngnt OF the burglary. conference was
had with captain Cafrroy, ofthe Twentieth precinct,
who detailed sergeant James, detectives Mcconnell
aud Murphy to nnd Kendrlcx and cause his arrest
on Thursday afternoon they succeeded In 1nding
him Ia hls roonl at tho Laiayette Hotel, en- Broad
way, ana conveyed him 10 the station house.
complaint was preferred against him by Mr.. Dodge
charging him with purchasing and selling the bonds
knowing them 70 have been stolen, and he was held
for examination In default OF $4,000 bail,
Nj Kendrick stated that he purchased the bonds
In an ordinary business transaction, not being aware
they were stoien
Mr. William A. Gist. OF - waa street, Also ap.