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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-17
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-17

BY AND ESNoR's LrSE
James Veal. Charles Veal, Martin Olster,
p II Mayrc, NJ Lane, P G Frisk, F HTrout,
J Mcdonald, John Enos, w II Stanley, 5
Ambrose.
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To Make Good Sweet Butter In Winter

There is a general complaint at this
season with regard to the flavor and color
of butter. All this may be obtained with
a little care and attention We make
butter now yellow a. cowslips, sweet as
Mayhowers, and will tell how it is done.
w hen you strain the milk, morning and
nlght,set the pan upon the stove and
strain the milk into it, allowing it to re-
main there five minutes long enough
to skim over Then set the pan in IA but
terry where the warmth from the kitchen
reaches. No cream must stand on the
pan over thirty-six hours After each
skimming stir up from the bottom of the
cream jar. When you put in the first
cream, add a heaping table spoon full OF
sugar. This prevents its turning bitter
but If it does have bitter, acrid taste,
before churning add one tcaspoonful OF
saltpeter, finely powdered, to every two
quarts of cream. This entirely absorbs
all disagreeable flavor, which utterly ruin:
butter. A dairyman carrying butter tc
Boston, was Informed that bis lot was
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Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover

EEci'U yelt'' i9scFeGses tbe 21opss-
f1i'jfT az fF3js G951E;s5ie Hts5f' Prep
Il';ts|tiia. 2OjttcfG a. ,fsie 10 alseFiS
atone. ne cGH assure ,iE2. ola
patrons ti56it a. is l:ept fsfFfy uD to
}fS ft{gss afUsatft!t3. and III those
30!tG H0re 34eae1' sSSeN iS sOe cas-
!'JtteAfty sGv, ijtsft it as the os.fsy
FeSsafGE3 sft.tt IsPstec;ra 3sFf.afs3'ff-
zj3is 10 restore II - sssS s>&5eTD
ssSA5se 70 its VCufhy15t cofo!. 7RuA;-
i3ig a. S0f5. k3tSti.o25S. mt siEE.es.
3'}e Sc.gfib. 6y IFS HSe. becomes
tC!t5Ee area cISttgI : "a ye33o1eS fsIt
ejtrlsfj0l.s ara at65Hs;Fss1, and bg
Us t0;9t" properties asa'eceaifs sac
y3G;,' from. l0sti5.sy 0..t. as il stiss-
"l@feS Gsis s30t5P}SaeS tie hair
glands. 81 as tjSe TIE hair gs.5,svS
tjsicire,' amt stronger. Ia 5,si.x5,ass
IL resf0, rs fise capillary giarsss
10 ff;ti:- normal gssgc.. and yss;F5
create Il netO J!'OiGfis e-ccept S2s
extreme oiH GYe. II is the s.eass
e.;o;aoutJct5 RsS5Es i.s&syss
eCej' tsseni. as IL requires Feares.
applications. "nei Gsces the hojr
that SlJJsjs syfacstJ fsHpeas.s.2,cs
SD Ri;scit admired Hg al. 4. Z.
Hayes. n. -. St1ts dssaiter Of
.gGSs.. sfFvs, .'il.e constituents Gsie
i5Ss.e ANT cnl.rf;t!!Y Sa3cetcd for
e4'cPSsrssf fYsSgseffs. sEssi I r0,.Ssssea.
it tee 3 Esq zzes,sS ALTON J.>s.
as intended 1,Hrl5oses.' BE ps5-
fish - treatise o53 ire E.oi,. .-ttcA
Is'c seaI free ~ li;Gl;i tsg,o,, t;,,l.';-
cation. aUiiiCks contains s:D,,si,it;.-
1a5oiy s1Otjces rom cIeJg5,aess.
fchYSiCjtss.s, the press. ans! others.
ne hare i:.Gf.e sAe stHsty oT the
h6ii' dts6 its diseases a Sy,eciGSsg
for gears, 0Hl kil0tC i!.4t are make
the most efJe@5iCe preparation for
the restoration and the Drese..r0-
tio.a If the hair, e.1f0At, 0R< Sc
Gck3aO1Utes1ged 6!y the best FE> iii.
cal assez Skseaz.5csza Authority.
Sod By al Druggists and Dealers IN Mcdic5ae
COOK, coBURa G: CO.
Genl Agents for North Western States,
81 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
5I-Ty
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Dr, BUrfon,s
FOB Gee AN gFEesDvE


w A Il to remove all desire for Tobacco
Z l. Is entirely Vegetable and harmless II
puiieS .lie biood tnvgorates the system possesses
Sfea. honFisang and Strengthening power. enables
the 70 digest The lsartiest fc6d makes sleep
Ie'FeSills ana establishes robust health ohers ara
q. - ~ -.fR 5edi5 fEfla. Price, Fifty Cents
per poA, posi- paid treatise on the injurious Of
tectS u 1AoaIco With lists OF references estoL ais
&c; cent iree- Agents wanted. Address Dr. r r.
4-.--2- |. Jersey CITY \. J. ss-l2w
WANT u--a{iEfIT So SO 70 $500 per
la All. ~. et..- 70 introduce the GENUINE IN
~, - CtIfoN SENSE FAMILY SEWING
T. has machine wall sttcli henl fell tuck
qnI cord bind, braid and ,lnbro.der in !, most ~
perISf MANNER Price. o'iIy SIS. Fully warranted
Tor i've Yeas We Nil pay s. a01 Tor any Sac!i1e
ttiat WIZ sew stronger- besatifui or more
cam tha'i ours 1t makes the Ella. fc Lack
H'tcA' EYe'y econd stitch he cut and Stii sle
80. i o''uot e pGed anartwithopt tearing IT. We
pay az'ii'' ION - 70 2 icr ulonth and expense
81 c,ilis,9h from which twice that aI1;,iil.t can
or BOSTON. MSS - - - =
- 80 net lie imposed upon by other par
~ ltt's on "or hless rast-5ran machines under
ne seiio L2ie or ota-rWse Ours is a o. Y gcnu-
1N. 3}-iW
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KEEP IoUR ASHES FOR MANURE
The 4ael7ca,3 4gricuiturist says: Wood
ashes make one of the most valuable
fertilizers within the reach OF the farmer.
Theun!eachetl article has the more potash
but the leached Is thought to be quite a,
valuable In teaching they shrink a good
deal. and lime i usually added which
increases their value. They are generally
sold. too, at less price. Ashes are well
suited to all farm crops and are very
beneficial in the fruit yard and orchard.
Most farmers sell wood in the cities and
villages, and rather than go home empty
they should carry back ashes and other
fertilizers. to replace the potash, lime
and phosphoric acid that have been car
RED off in the crops and animals sold.
Ashes show immediate effects from their
application and at the same time last
long in the soil. They are very highly
appreciatedln the ouon growing districts,
but may be applied with equal advantage
to ordinary farm crops. They should be
kept as near the surface as possible.
spread and narrowing into the seed bed
or applied directly to the growing crops.
Make business of saving, buying and
storing ashes during the winter for the
next season operations.
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We viii aenta To agent free OF
barge
ff7' q CIf,b q 50 md Three Lo7i1zs-l Ioz roo,s
Inca Siiirt Fronts set solid Gold studs All Wool
Cashmere Tor Pants. Fine white Countslraf!a la~oe
size elegant CalInoral Skirt. p yards brown or
bleached Sheetu% good quality, yard WIDE elegant
Ba'mofa Skirt. 70 yards brown or blecciiea Sheet
ING, good Gua!iy, yard wide, elegant 100 Picture
Morrocco-lcpn3 Photo hIbun. ! double lens Stcreo
cope and L Foreign Views l silver plated engraved
bottle astor elegant silk Fan with livery or San
da Wood Frame. feathered edge and spaneled Steel
Carving knbe and Fork, very best qua ty ivory bal
anced handle handsome Beaded and lined pm
70 yds. good Print very fine Damask Table Cover
l pr best quality ladies Serge Congress boots doz
fine Linen Towels. y dcz Rogers lest Silver Desert
fancy dress pattern. * don. elegant Silver plated
engraved Napkin Rings. l doz, Ladies' fine Mcrfno
Or Cotton Stock nEs. Gents heavy chased solid Gold
i'thr. pr. ladies' nigh cat Balnolai Boots. ee-
giant Desin Dress Pattern. l Violin and Bow in box
complete set Jc"elrJ. pin, ear drops and sleeve
F;.,. u c545 arso md 5 Dorars-1 black orr , al
Aipaeea Dress Poito-.l. J set Lace Curtains. o.
all oo! DGkets. Engraved Silver plated hottleIdc
volr.Hg MNsto@. ! beautiful Writing Desk slid
uet scarf IN ~ yd cry fine Cashmere, for Pants
and Vest set Ivory balanced handled Knives with
SILVER PtFea Forks. p gents. Calf Boots. 81 YES.
good brown OF blcuched ueeting yard wide or 30 yds
X yd wice, good quality. lafjie elegant Morocco
Travelling *. a4as.e Wool Shawl. | plan Nor
wjrh Pop;n Dress Pattern Izl yds dou. width clio ia
10 I'l.a D-. @'a enJ engraved Silver plated Tea
Pot. oyds. douyo ,,-- Tals4 eJs u ii .or cIo,S-
ing.
FIR T7ih 900 and 10 Daz7q?e-1 rich Nfarfno or
Ihhet Dress pa,t4~- pair fine Damasli Tabc Cloths
and Napkins 10 5Iaca pair gents French Calf BOTS
heavy. silver plated engraved Ice Pitcher. Very fine
al Wool Cloth for Ladies Cloak. l web very best
quality brown or blaachcd Sheetinr. ~ yds fine
Cashmere for suit. / elegant Poplin Dress pattern
elegant English Berage Dress pattern. I bcort;fii
English Reraee shawl. J set Ivory balandcd handle
Knives t!.a L: f''-.Ss cents, silver Hunting
utvh / 5Hcett ilalIa Portable fcaii.s ,. -
chime. fp!+na Family Bible, steel engrayings with
record aHd p otoG~aph pages. . yds GOOD PENN
| GOOD (; barrel -4,-I y-..
elegant I'D gJ.e Is.uzfe barrel Shot Gun
TX 10; siee i-eFeiTi'a4 castor. glass bottles
very linz "i.a &n4 bow, il case. / set Ivory baiaEe
q Knives aud o~i.s.
Presents fer larger CAD increase in the same ratio
~ scnlMooey BY Registered Letter. Send 70.
our new crcClgr.
PARKER < 90.
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ONLY S2.75, PER COPY
: FRaCl JCAI. FARMER

: :
..,, PUBLISHED IN PHlLhDEL etfIB.
= - - a. $50 e espaa, 10 c,,trQnce by
fhSSdAll dQRRlE, is no. f3jA ST. PHIL lie!oLia.
- copies s0rs Is chi"f.y llsalie up 81 Cri-
gi4a matter IN relation to everp department Of Ari-
crltnfe Horticulture and Rtra Ecllno,.ly iarra
inducements and liberal premiums offered 10 aoenIs
and caiyissers SAMPLE copies tnrnse Gu applicant,
eSTAR sPANGLED BANNER--A large 30 column
paper hIch rare ana racy Full ot charming read
ing nun TACT aud fancy. ''EvAs3ELlNE,' q splendid
steel Plate FrEE to every subscriber Only Is cts "a
year Evangcnc' sells at 81. Subscribe NOW. eneci
mems cts. AlM!css EAHHEe AEaLD.. 49, ~
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CAUTI oE-Unprincip dealers ere selling are
painted red, as tn Red Jacket Axe The good gual-
tiles OF ti IKE ists N its saper Tor cutting lUai
tiles not in the Red Paint
The Red Jacket is for sale by al responsible
hardware dealers an1 the m9Hneacsure-s
LiPPISJOFr 4 IsAk AfELi,
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NOW IS THE THE 70 SUBSCREgE.
SINGLE copies, six cents. All dealers sell it.
Address ELLIOTT, pH0IBS d TALBOT.

WANTED RaESfN. g g.; mt. e s s,.,..,
Yere, male and fema,e to njrol.4 i..- = tN J1f3
iufito : I'D CoMhON SENSE EaIILI ss.l9!r..2
qoilt, cord, bind, braid and enb oder l., most 81
pef!or manner Price only $l8 Fully warranted TOR
Ie years. We VIII pay SiO)s tor anJ machine thai
seam IMAM ours It makes the '-Lastc lock Stltc'
livery second stitch csn be cut, and sli the cloth
ctuAot De pulled apart without telring it. tc BAY
agents from SO TO 500 per month and expenses or
commission from which twice that amount can BE-
Ai''ie Address SHCU&B CO., Pittsburgh. Pa
Boston, 1iass. or 81, Louis, No
Sit2asSS'ER-Do not be inlrosei upon by other par
ties patnlinS OFF worthless cast-ro Iaacuin ; under
''.% same name OF otherwise Ours IS tie aGlg genuine
clli te.Iiy practical cheap machine manufactured
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The Nor..cg.ar CaolIag 4pparst.lg.

The SersCG.s'i Cooking apparatus.
The peasants Of Norway, wise in their
9 generation, are great eaters IF porr.dge
They found that by telling Their mess tor
o;ly five minutes, ana t.. inmeIiate '
ine!o ing the saucepan, all not, - lit le
feitad box. the heat acquired by boiling
was sufficient TO complete the cooking Of
the por.ii4c, and to keep il hot for maisv
hours. The accumulated heat instead Of
passing off rpidiy by radiation, which
would have happened # the saucepan had
hot been Enclosed in non conducting
substance. was retained by the feIted GOV
ertug, and com nieteti the cooking without
any further application of fire. The
Norwegian G0vcGHm Cnt, taking, a leaf
out Of peasant book, adopted the
practice III the : OI .scigan navy, Were it
has proved successful for the last three
years; and, with this nresfi.ein It's favor,
the apparatus was exhibited. and reneat-
eddy tested. iii Paris, during he sun.mer
of 1851. At the close Of the French Ex-
l,ibgiop the Society OF Arts invI5ea the
patcntees, Messrs. 6orenSen & Piahte. Of
Ouas street, London. England. to exhib-
il their apparatus a,d allow It to be tested
by the FOOD Committee those tTo gem
tielueH attended Che Cumniitter, and sub
lnllted Their apparatus to triai, a leg
OF mutton, with vegetables, was placed
In the stew pan, boiled for FIVE minutes,
and then carefully inciosed in the teltad
box and the lid sealed. When opened,
at the expiration Of three and a quarter
hours, the whole was found t. be perfect
y cooked, the temperature Of the water
being then about l6J degrees Fahreuhcit.
Several further trials were subsequently
had, and the Norwegian princi PIE may
be declared established.
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-k ERNL(lNII,R.I

n Nv 5 from every comfy IN Vermont: Vermont
HIstorci,l Biographical. = ee;li and Obituary
Sketches, each and every waak. Every VerIuoEier
should take The Use Vays2sssssE g;es.gse. and
;4EER1ei-, $40 per year: s. . 35r nos: Is cts for
> mos Is7A STATE PAPiiG- oS3 .3veiY yearly subs
crlber gets present No clT;ieas. All g we'd alike
Terms always IN advance Cu Ut v ana EVER to one
ADDRESS, = per year each. AdlrrS .'rtss VERMONT
1e.-101,D W E-Aitai Eli, Braitiehoro, Vt.
= y Ways OF MAKING WHEtT rye and COIN
~ BREAD and Tried Receipts VIII is found n
- Sasssaz's E4GscGe Is a.rssz5Eaess i5r Jar1arv
10 .. twenty cents num9er. Set IL from New
agents; or send the price TO 7 S. ARTHUR SONS
"a !l1elplIa. and it VIII he -.a-l.t-: l.a.-al
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nolej5 az -, .l..se: --v"v., 49,

kOheJ, GIJ Ue- sax, E-.a>. e-v".y4, ..o-
qu9t and Palm,
In quality, style ana perfume e.:=2ntei eq-5aI 10
the "a lisn anu sold M 80 pee PEI coat il- pc. cl
accounts for the great falling OF. in the do,rt.3 tr
the fore On soaps, ami the unprecedented saccss o;
the EsEGTsPssss 5Gszzs Ee5saE Toilet s54s:& syz.
now sold everyys lie = IN tIe United Staes
aIch ZONE, Van ii A8tt3-E = 20. Sole Man FRS,
Piuladei; TIA and Nc-g York
FIRE CAPS asp 3 s.FSf44--1a2q az
II T. Gi2A - T. IS Grand st. New York Sample
Caps, with iiiIstratal .. ~ f de- r-.i.
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damaged orEroken ;,tr.,s
We VIA aena to Agent free of

Exceed those ofeyegy other establishment of thu kind
PROOF o tals can be oHid in comparing our preni-
uns with those oiother5 fer Clubs the same charac
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Z II @ ON YtU1sE.

= . VA Z I'd
4 Gentleman Who suffered fol years from nervous
; Grid!.ty, ye-atnee decay, aI al TIE c..ec5s u
youthful indiscretion viii the sake CT suffering
humanity. send free al who need it, the recipe
and direction for making the simple remedy by which
he was cured. Sufferers wishing TO profit by the adj
vertsers cxpessencs do bJ addressing. in per
feet confluence. Billy
JOHN B. OGDFo,,
N y re-Lar 81 cot Eal. York
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s9r ew-n~an
TIT TT .. n . e':' frsf'Sf c,Lc ?
r. SSDTaE RF <EyEEC
REVOLUTION
z Ma aa esq q ES Ea
asS { = - Is

aSzz AIDE.
That in order TO supply tie demand oco4s.one4 bv
o1t constantly increasing. patronage We have reccnt
oaoe 3Hori"tiols iur lie !;i TRACE direct rom b.
iorcsE 1.ii' -pctigvg
tG0& MING 50 NEARLY e;;an, G3s3.
80 tnHl We as prepared 70 sell every aesr p5ion Of
@"@ 1'"Hty Sz""Gs, silver Plated
81 are, uti@vy. y arches, Afhazt.,s
d'tTveiE y, Sc
" 'eIie i'a' = than arr other concern IN The conn
a., .of the Uni.;rm price VI
,s'aae 6sS2f5Css' Ees3' esJeEs .fsrys.Ee.
WIZ nr,v.ir5z q" exchange FROM p large variety Of
u~eiui articles not che of which could b. bought Ter
&FT5s Z E4SE Azz0Gxr
i'll any other way
EG'Ihe best Of Boston and New York references
given Is 70 retb'Ity OF oar house and that Cur bust
hess ~ 3ohEnc.ed IN the iarest and most legitimate
manner PozS.a.a and that give greater value for
the money than can be obtained in any ether
way. $1,000
All Goods damaged on broken intraus
per itsinn replaced syithovt charge,
81 Chechs Observation-Disclosures sold and sent to AGENTS
~ S-iabs at rates mentioned below. We euar5ntse
eI&ry a-@!e at cost less than Thought any Boston
or New York wholesale House
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EaPL0YMEST! EHrL0fMENT!
Ang number Of persons, Ladies' or Gents, can make
from 20 to . dollars per week light and easy bus
mess 44ring no capital and be done wholly III
the egenalg, therefore VIII not Interfere with any
other business that parties may have Full particu-
lars by adGse=.in TOW LIZ &C.,
3l-1 fremont Row Boston, Mass.
LASNA DIAMONDS.
i newly discovered transparent carbonized quartz
equal UriIiE,ncy the real DIAMOND mounted at
factory, III article diamond settings guara
iced fine gold, and sold by at only one-fih OF the
cost o. real diamonds TO which they equal liz
every respect except intrinsic value.
Solitaire Ear drops, per pair s. and 50: Solitaire
Finger Rings Sc and $40; Solitaire Gents Bosom Pins
s. - s., So So, SO; Solitaire Gents studs per set,
s. s., $40; Cluster Gents Bosom Pins, sic and 81;
Gents Cluster. Bosom Pm with tail. SO: Cluster Pin
and Ear rings SO and So: Cluster Gross So $40 and
SI5; Cluster Cross Bosom Pin and Earrings SIC and
SO; Cluster Finger Rings, =, >, 5lpanf So.
sB-0rslers less than 3 must be accompanied with
Pos Office Order, and the goods sent Tree. Orders
exceeding that amount by express, collection
delivery customers paying all express charges.
TRY US Address,
JAMES 7. MONROE & CO,
IMPORTERS & MANUFACTURERS,
3o-2m I95 Broadway New York.
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LIPTTECoTT & Farewell:
Inc people seem to be crazy about your Red Jacket
Axes Please send me twenty dozen more.
Yours truly, VIDE
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BLINDNESS TO SIGHT
and from
Dea fneSs ia Hearing:

and now having added 20 his store of lznovlcdse All
I'll LATEST lsiPf.0Y EN- ENTS in the treatment II
the Ef = AND EAR, he will make the treatment Il
THOSE organs A SPECIALITY and hopes to receive
that share OF patronage he designs to merit.
he cures the Eye OF AnlurGsis, ililamation Cram
lated Las and Uice1atons of the t.yeball. lie re-
moves opacity or Film from the Fyeial Straishren,
CE1Ho EYES, and inserts ARTIFICIAL EYES t.
the entire satisfaction OF the patient lie also treats
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II II Greer 10 supply the demand occas.oue1 bv
constantly increasing patronage. We h..yt. reccn+tv
.s importation Tor Tie tail trace direct from Eu
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-08-20

RESPECT THE BoDY.-Give it what it re-
quires and no more. Don't pierce its ears,
strain its eyes, or pinch its feet; do not roast
it by the fire by day and smother it under
heavy bed-covering all night; don't put it
in q cold draught on slight occasions, and
don't nurse and pet it to death; don't dose it
with doctors stuffs, and above all don't turn
it into a wine cask or chimney. Let it be
warranted not to smoke" from the time
your manhood takes possession. Respect
the body; don't oyer-work, everest or over
love it, and never debase it, but be able to
lay it down when you are done with it, q
well-worn, not misused thing. Meantime,
treat it at least as well as you would your
pet horse or hound, and, my word for it,
though it will not jump to China at bound,
you'll find it most excellent thing to have
especially in the country.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-08-20

Or LEGEND. There is a beautiful lie,
gend illustrating the blessedness of per-
forming our duty at whatever cost to oul
own inclinations. A beautiful vision of our
Savior had appeared to monk, and in 81
lent bliss he was gazing upon it, The hour
arrived at which it was his duty to feed the
poor of the convent. He fingered not in
his cell to enjoy the vision, but left to per-
form his humble duty When he returned,
he found the blessed vision still waiting for
him, and uttering these words: 'Hadst thou
stayed, must have fed" f..,r5
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-08-20

Written on the occasion of Gen. Lees visit te
Baltimore, in behalf of the Valley Railroad.
God bless thee. noble General!
God bless thee Robert Lee!
Our Southern hearts throb warmly now.
Once more we dream we're free;
Once more our vivid fancy brings
Sweet memory's treasured store,
Again we tread dear Dixie's Soil,
And fight our battles DER;
Again we proudly, fondly rest
Our lives, our hopes on thee;
In thought we grasp again our swords,
Resolved to die with Lee.
IT'S but dreaming, uncle Robert!
Our banner loved is furled,
And of our glorious struggle gone
Scarce thinks a needless world.
Our hopes have fled-our cause forgot,
Unsung our myriad dead;
And from our bosoms yesterday
Hopes shadows cen have fed;
Yet grasping now thy noble hand,
Old memories sweet Of thee,
Arise and speed our benson
God bless thee, Robert Lee!
Thy good gray head relentless time
Hath silYered whittier now,
And pressed his wrinkled signet
Thy noble, stainless brow /;
Thy form he bowed-Yet burst not steal
The lofty, kingly mien,
That stamped thee, leader in each fray,
First hero in each scene.
Our hearts to day again are bright,
For full ofloye are We;
We can't repress our battle-cry,
Hurrah for General Lee!
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-08-20

While ten men watch for chances, one
man makes chances; while ten men wait for
something to turn up, one turns up; so
while ten fail, one succeeds and is called a
man of luck, the favorite Of fortune. There
is no luck like pluck, and fortune most ia
vors those who are most Indifferent to for
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-08-20

If we apply ourselves seriously to wisdom
we shall never live without true pleasure
but learn to be pleased with everything
We shall be pleased with wealth so far as it
makes us beneficial to others with poverty,
for not having much to care for; and with
obscurity, for being unenvied. -
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-08-20

A COOP ONE. Every young man is eager
ly asking the best way Of getting on in life.
The Bible gives very brief answer to the
question; "Walk in the way Of good men,
and keep the paths of the righteous" Ma
ny books of advice and direction have been
written, but that is the gist of them all.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-08-20

The freside is school of infinite import
ance; it is important because it is universal
and because the education it bestows, being
woven in with the wool of childhood, gives
form and color to the whole texture of life
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-08-20

Were it given to the organic eye to see
into the minds of others, we should judge a
man much more surely from what he dreams
than from what he thinks; there is will in
the thought, there is none in the dream.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-08-20

The road ambition travels Is too narrow
or friendship, too crooked for love, too
ugged for honesty. and too dark for con-
lenee iH. '-- -'lsi