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An individual in Berlin undertook
on a wager, to sit for four hours in a
barber's window, without moving, in
place of the wax figure ,customarly dis
played there. At. 3 in the afternoon he
appeared at his post, dressed ina white
sheet and with huge wig. on his head
surmounted bya fez cap. Every effort
was made by the bystanders to- make
him show some sign of life. Street -hoys
werS tempted by the promise of large
rewards to make their most ridiculous
gritnnces, aud address him in all sorts
of funny speeches; but all in vain. He
remained ihinicyablc until the clock
struck I, when he thse, bowed grayely to
the assembled crowd, and retired into
the shop. se-.. ss.si,, H4-.
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lain, but leave his punishment with God
This was the most artful trick of all, and
best calculated to insure veHgeaee.
The Jury rendered verdict of fifty
thousand dollars; and the night after
ward, Hopkins was taken out of HIS bed
by lynchers and beaten almost. to Death
AS the court adjourned, the stranger sid {:
John Taylor will preach here this
evening at early candlelight." eaaIl :"
He did preach, and the house was
crowded. Ihaye listened to Clay, Web
ster, and Calhoun-to Dwight, Bascom,
and Bcecher-hut never heard anything
in the form Of sublime words even ap
proxirnating to@the eIoquence of John
Taylor-lriassive las a mountain, and
wildly rushing as cataract of fire.,
EE-The Hanlon Brothers have open n
ed new telecipedes institute i'm New
York. Thus tiie, Herald describes some
remarkable riding ss0nce tie slltifel
floor was cleared, and Mr.. Frederick
Hanlon entered the ring on the back of, a
velocipede. He fell, also, but it appear
ed more as if he desired only tosexperi-
ment upon the floor, to see how hard
man may fall without hurting himself
One Of the velocipedes he used was bro
ken, but there seemed to be any quanti-
ty in reserve and prepared for isevolu-
tons. In truth it must be said that Mr..
Frederick Hanlon used this two wheeled
instrument as any experienced circis ri
der would a horse. He caj5lea it, and
it went like blazes ; he sat upon it cross
Wise and endEise; he worked it with his
legs, and then he didn't work it at all,
and it went still !, he stood upon it, he
knelt upon it. he passed between two
chairs and took them up and balanced
them, and still he went on He'wentup
an inclined plane at an angle of forty
five degrees and down at another angle
of twenty-five degrees; he pulled off his
coat while running along at 40 rate,
and he put it on again, working his ve,,
locipede with two feet, with cne foot,
and with no foot at all. -, g.ae s,s7
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-02-09

Bishop LIrTLEJoHN was consecra-
ted Bishop Of Long Island on the 9th
,,4@. tata fs s.f- -a 4lE asf O. p
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-02-09
a7sss Remediss ars sis best
BLOOD Purifiers

ever kno.cn, and ,ci cure all diseases reriing frcM
3 bad blood Keep yom0U1 blood dpure keep your
LsreT IN order; keep your digesiire organs
~ ~ s, .s"a nssIhy condia9 By as as, ,s
soer dssd yoa The best the country recommend
'fhem " years Of honest reputation 90 for Anything
yeE must these preparations.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-02-09

How TIE INDIANS WILL Use GRANT S
MEDALLloNs.-T Louisville Journal
Courier thinks that the medallions Of
General Grant proposed to be gotten up
at government expense for distribution
among the Indians will be melted up by
them and used for bullets to kill white
men, or, it might be added, soltlto sut-
lers ind sharpers for brass buttons or
other tfinRets, Tic, whole proposition
is one Of affafit aunkyism'' disgraceful
If not dishonest. - "7 s iHA,' &
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M Twelve hles, or less, VIII be charged as
one square.
EAll legal advertisements will be charged
by the line, and must be paid in advance of
publication.
81 Notices of the appointment of Ad-. "a
"a ministrator's and Executors; also aS
CO Attachment Notices and Road noti-- asA
kg ces, two dollars and fifty cents, in ~
60 advance. 81
@TAdvertising done at published rates,
and payment required in advance, in all
cases.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-02-09

How A MAN MAY BE HIS OWN GRAND
FATHER,-The following remarkable
genealogical curiosity appeared original
ly in Hoods Magazine, and is a singu-
lar piece of reasoning to prove that a
man may be his own grandfather There
was a widow (Anne) and her daughter
(Jane and man (George) and his
son, (Henry.) The widow married the
son, and the daughter married the father
The widow was therefore mothers (in'
law to her husbands father, and grand
mother to her own husband. By this,
husband she had son, David to whom,
she was also great grandmother. Now,
the son of a great grandmother must be
grand father or grand uncle to the per
son to whom his mother was great
grandmother to him [ Davidl, therefore
David is his own grandfather ri. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-02-09
FROM Hos. GEO. ". woopwARp,

20" fhOkS' O1IO' w ODWh1sDs
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania.
slstfsf g r PIlApkLPHiA, March Is, 1867.
Ifnd HoofdHd's German Biasrsn is not an intoz-
icaing bersruge, 5a good tonic useful in disorders
" e digestive organs and Of great benefit In V
debSlity and want of nerroas aciiol, At systen,.
aiia Hst Yours truly,
,.,.,..-..s,s.., 80 GEo. ". WOODWARD.
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SYMPATHY FOR CRIMINALS Tho Bouis-
vile Courier Journal judges, ssfrom
speeches on the gshows, murderers, in
proportion to numbers, have a much
larger representation in heaven than any
other'clas of human beings" If sym,
patty for murderers continues at the
rate it. is now progressing the surcst
mode Of getting into Paradise will be
by way cf the scatfold
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NORTH AR0LINA.

Great Excitement Over the Recent
!. Lynching--KinstOn In "A State Of
. Siege--OGtrage I'm Dnplln COun.
s1ty by yNegr0es..The Miiftla 10 be
g. Called Out. .ssys.f - -esNF A.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-02-09

DoNN PIATT says of the Nations
vender of low-necked dresses and lace
Shoulc.
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THE EVENING NEWS.
Thsrsd., Rv.alas---..-Jaly 30. 1869
Wanton and Unproyeked Shooting nj


About 5 o'clock last evening Emer-
SON Cain, father of George Cain, the
actor, an old man nearly GO years Of
age, employed a weigh-mas,er at the
Chollar. Potosi mine, Virginia, was
wantonly and dangerously shot by a
follow named George Hall, without any
p%rovocation whatever. Hall had ar-
rived at Virginia only a day or two pre-
viously from White Pine, and had been
drinking considerably, and was evil
deutly under the influence of liquor at
the time. It is said that he had been
making himself obnoxious at some house
or with some people below the Chollar-
Potosi, but be that as it may, in pass
ing the works be was called upon to
get out Of the way Of a car load of tim
Der that was running down the track
into the carpenter shop. He did so and
stood aside watching the load as it
passed him, apparently not all annoyed
at that, but directly he commenced
TO climb the high steep bank
just above the works, and made such
an awkward job of it that some of the
AT the carpenter shop lauSueu
ut him considerably. This apparently
made him very angry, for he cursed
them f~sarfully, and after getting on top
of the bank bo drew a revolver and act
ed A. though he would like to shoot
somebodys Mr.. Stevens, connected with
the works, directly started out, de-
termined to get q policeman and have
him arrested before he could do harm,
but Hall, seeing him pass up the hill,
pointed his pistol at him and threatened
10 shoot him. Stevens turned aside out
of his way. Directly afterward he saw
th~s.scoundrel deliberately point the pis-
toll down the bank toward the works,
He raised it once and lowered it; then
he raised it again, and, resting It over
his left waist, be took good aim and
fred. 1t seems that just about thai
time Mr.. Cain happened to come out OF
his Office, near the scales, and, seeing no
mi else TO shoot at, Hall fired ut him.
Tho would be assassin was not so
very drunk but that he could shoot
pretty straight, Tor although nearly U
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ARRI,ALs ave pEpARTuRs..
Arrivals.


III WELLS. FARGO M cs!'sLMl.
C Tilton, Mrs Hartman and boy, A Levers,
Mr. Leuch, ] Pride, w vanfossen, o Kane.
NJ Goodman, A Sutro, NJ Jacobs. w Chapd
man, ) Arbor. J Pierce, J P McKorkle and
lady, F Leonard, ] Shin, ] Herbert, A
Hughes, TCantry. N Hickey, Mr. Goodwin,
Mrs Levan, Miss Kibbe, Mrs Kibbe, Master
Kibbe, Miss Nichols, NJ Meyer, ] s Jones,
Wood knight, Geo Hall, r kohn.
Departures.
By WELLS. ARG AND CO.'S
Mr. Clark, Chas Gilman, S w Chubbuck,
] Edmonds, Mrs Morton, Dennis Foley,
] S Jones, Mr. Woodwork, Mrs Settler, L
Peters, Mr. Greedy, Mr. Mclaughlin, F Young,
Mr. Gregoire, Jno Crawthers and wife, Mr.
Keith, Mr. Robbins.
M WOODRUFF n ESNoR's LINE.
Jas Tramyn. J J Fisher, Jas Banks, julius
Fisher
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LIFE INSURANCE.
o

PATRoNIzE
HOME COMPANIES.
THERE Is A FEELING INNATE IN THz
breast Of every person that awakens pride II
the success Of homo institutions. It associates
and Identifies itself with our love Of country
and attachment to our hsmes; and tho BENEFIT
that the Pacific Coast derives from . patronage
of homo Institutions IL felt in every department
of trade, pervsdes all the different branches OF
business-enlarses that which is already estab-
Mshed, and opens new fields for enterprise and
active industry. In patronizing home compa-
MES you rely on your own knowledge, and are
not compelled to take the say 80 Of interested
representatives.
In times Of disaster and trouble you naturally
seek assistance from your friends; you 60 to
those whom you know best, who can and will
assist you-apply this principle, acted on every
day, to insurance. Is there any country more
naturally self.sustainlng than the Pacific coastf
Why then destroy the vital principle Of pros
perty, impoyerIsh this country and complain Of
hard times, when your misfortune Is the result
Of your own actioni Would you deposit your
money in . bank on this coast, or on Wall
streeti Would you deposit money in . Life
Insurance Company on this coast, or one In
New York; Would you buy Mission blankets
or do you prefer sending East! You might get
abettsr article.
Would you stop the culture Of wheat to
improve the facilities for the importation Of
-four, We are all political economists, but
that man SETS whately at defiance who exports
gold and silver and imports everything else.
What has become of that sa,coo,Ooo sent East
for Life Insurance last yeari Is 1t drawing you
9 per cent, or Is per cent, Would t2,SOo,oOo
added to the circulation on this coast mako any
difference in Its prosper ty! Would 1t not
increase the amount In circulation hero one.
tenth, and enable you to cash those outstanding
bills which you long since despaired OF COL
lectingi
Is not the Pacific Mutual IS responsible as
any company In the worldf Is 1t not rs liberal
a. any. Are not the laws Of California a
careful Of the interests Of the policy holders Al
those Of any other stato' Can you namo
company which did the same amount Of business
in the same time that the Pacific Mutual hal
done, Do the stockholders Of the Pacific
Mutual get one.half as much for the manage
ment OF the affairs Of the company and thu
security which their capital affords, as thu
officers Of any purely mutual company which
YOU can name get for their services, as onaccr
without furnishing you any security at ALL.
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% Ss;r.s..' s.. Frano',aas i. H RasSii
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CHOICEST HAVANA CIGARS

To be found on the Pacific coast; such As
Figaro Britannica; Figaro Reina;
Pnmeriago Reina de Espana
Pumeriago RcInitas; Cabana Britannica
Cabana Regalis Chica; Cabana Pressed;
Cautfva Rsina dc Espana: Cautiva Reinas;
Aguilla de Orc, Reina dc Espana;
Para Sus Amigos Regalla Chica;
La Pax de China Britannica:
La Paz de China Reina de Eepana;
La Paz dc China Reina Fina;
Partagas Britannica; Partagas Rog. ReinS;
III Todo Reina dc Espana; Diaz Banies Paris;
San Juan de Martinez Reg. do Ia Reinai
Emanuel Garcia:
at the Lowest Market Rates.
Also. a large stock Of Domestic cigs.. :. Vir.
oinia Chevipg and Smoking Tobacco, Nicer
schsum. Briaf Wood and Charcoal Pipes,
Amber Nouthpieces, English and American
Cutlery. Notions, Stationery, Playing Cards,
Canes, Matches, etc, etc -
p. S.-Orders promptly attended to. Jyl.lm
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RESTAURANT TO LET.

THE NATIONAL RESTAURANT, ~
on Main street, Gold Hill. Ia TO iis
M and eapable person. It Is well located
AMI 4 arstrate business can be done II properly
msnseed. The fixtures are complete, and Will
DO sold cheap TO the tenant.
NoTIcE.-Al persons who are Indebted TO
| Charles III. Hoegar, ore requested to make
| payment to the undersigned, who 10 autnoLlIea
! been bought by me Persons knowing them
seIyes indebted as above arc respectfully re-
Smested 10 make immediate settlement.
c. MILLER, Proprietor.
Gold Hill, July 10th, 1869. )ylo-i
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, NEW BOOKS.

PAINE'S PRSVftttE OF MEDICINE.
work just issued byW. i'aiur. NJ
D,,ProtesSor OF the Principles and Practice
OF Mediciite ana tathdlOgy'iil tic PiI&-
delpfia L University of 1lueliciir and surge
,ry; autAeroE Paine's Practice OF surgery;
IaWork on Obstetrics anu llhttfia Medical
Bnutnor of}Newi school Reniodirs; rn hpit-
ope. OF Eberlic's Practice OF Medicine; i
Review OF Hoihopathy': 4 worIl on the
History of Medicine; Hiitorot University
Medical aud Surgical journal. DC. &c, u
4 L foyaf oCthSJ OF go phgtS anil contains
tfitll 9eseripi len OF all diseases known III
medicine and surgery. including those %
women and children. together W.T. men
pathology ana treatment by ali ne nr"
and improved nc,hOtis. Price %; fu>tH-'
so gents, AqdrcSs the author y3J Arca
street. Philadelphia. Pa.
I9dJ jn4fESOiA NEW WORK.
entitled, New school Medicines WHICH i
the only ork ever puhlisAedupo NEtrT@
l'AiAlica EMBRACING An tile Eclectic, liomG,,
kpatbiq and S9tauic rcmedies. with !aI'
regular Matrria. Alcdica. Price So post
Page free Address us above.
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PRICES.

Send the retail price: Washer, Sl7;
extra Wrngcr $40, and we will forward
either or both machines, free. of freight to
places where no one is selling. and 50. sure
are wcthey will be liked, that we agree to
refund the money if any one wishes to
return the machines free of freight, after
IN months trial accordingto directions. 4,
Canyassers, with exclusive rights OIL
sale. make money fast selling them.
Sold by dealers generally, to whoE'
liberal discounts are made. a .s,u.s.
Il. C.. BROWNING. General Agt,.
dpcl2 iCortlandt ST. ". Y.
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'INIIS SCHOOL COMBINES TIE rare
l. advantages of II high and healthy To-
cality: Of the very best ofs0cietv; of easy
Access by tho great central thoroughfare.
tire Nashville y Chattanooga Railroad. OF
Churches and sabbath Schools. OF all the
leading denominations. with the privilege
ofattcndng amy that the students and pa
rents may prefer; OF trst-class boarding
kept by Rev. Dr.. NJ. II. Bone, who will
spare no pains to render his bOarders
hlcasallt and ri home, and Of boarding also
secured in the best families III tow II. on
same turuis; of Il corps OF teachers who are
not mere noyitcs in the profession OF
teaching. hut whelIaye devoted their lives
to the calling with success seldom equalel,
and Who give even Assurance That they
cenle 10 roman. and 10 sUcceed. tits the
Female College 70! the Cumberland Prrsby
tcrian Churcli, and 30 recommended by the
synod AT it, late meeting at Athens. Ala.
Is an institution in every way worthy OF
the most li;era patronage, both OF the
public and the Church. ...,.,.,.
.sy..i 9,. FACULTY: -.9,.., 4,
\. u. RuRNEY, \. NJ, Principal. -
Miss Fila j. BAKER. y. NJ, Principal Fc.
| malc Teacher. . b.. g. s4i. ..ta- "
Prof. ". l.. DEWITT and Lady, Teachers
of Music and French. u" 80
Curriculum rs high as that of any Fee
male Collcse in the STATE. ,,,,,b s
/ ...' a7PRICE OF BOARD AND TUITION: -,
Primary. per term Of five months, SIP 3
! Preparatory or Medium, 30 "
| Collegiate - co. -h" = 'ii,- % "
Contingent zee y. 7I.ut- ny-lt a. =
Music. % D
l,f'rencish 8pr- 1Jr- 't'-ll. - a. -j.gi--
Ornamental Branches at usual rates. "a
FOrGrcck and Latin no extra charge.
Boarding,>(all things iurnished.) SIG 0
Address the Principal, OF undersigned,
\ n 'd '-''.. '" |'' VI. n. BONE.
as* p.i President Board Of Trustees.
/ j. F.ISYLER. Seret@U ,suG .aasl =
February 3. 1869. o,.,t,,,,i- .,.f. !
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. Administrators Notice.

All persons iniebted to the estate OF
n! ". Newman. dec'd, are notified to come
forward and seu,c the same without delay &;
and all Who have claims against said es-
tate are required topresent them to me.
or to ii. W. Newman, properly authehti-
Gated within the time prescribed by law,
Or.they " ia Us forever barred. ~. -
- SARAuC. NEWMAN. "a
TLI1-f ~ Administratrix.
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Temple Of Music,
. :;G Union Strcei,
NASHVILLE, : d: TENNESSEE.
HAS. a. T-cCLTEsI

Il AS. a. TaCt u L IL AZ
Respectfully announces to his Winches-
ter irlgnd', and surrounding country, that
he hl, tIlc rNclrsiy" sale ot renowned
SrrlNwiy, KrAysuAAE, WEBER, AND
liAINES BIO. fIANoS, .' .
PRONOUNCED by the profession and anna
teurstQ bcthc hest madr--aIl ofwI,icl hnvc
taken ilrsl-rlass premiums wherever cX-
hibitcd. with no hRmbuD lGgions of honor
~ iricc-,aud guAyautgus same as at tht
Mandatory.
IN Organs. he deals in the Ssisurilett'
only. " ich stand hcioic the public with
out a rival. it giving all the prricctionS OF
tH" pipe Organ, with leIs ,Inn ont-fhlltll
it, cost. Churches furnished at reduced
rates Satisfaction guaranteed. or no safe.
a. WITH nenrly twenty yenra' ape
ricucc in the bUsire~>, in Nashville, he
Pure Nt,5crs con Profit BY 3Coming
.... o.. t." tiinH, trglH'1 .
rather. ihHl trusting to 4ielG,k dealers
AMI local alyclturCrs in Tie business.
~ Schools, Teachers, and Storea fur
nishrd a,SAsHa! discounts. ..,... Gal.
II" v ith ihr engagement Of Mr. SIMON
iAHN, tue WcII-knoWn Organ and Piano
Tunes, ~ orders for tuniug,anA repairing
these and other musical Instruments viii
Ire Attended 10 with dispatch. u.ju r
sy ME. y. ). trRLE is Engaged, auC
win he pleased to %ai! on III, numerous
friends. Hr .- .'..H J....."
.4S Order by Dlail or Otherwise prompt.
= attended 10. and satisfaction guaranteed
| February 25tn. lStg. ~ .'.f
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IlNI u 10 y
Stolen,

-'F75I1''71 'Si-'7 - u
A dark -hroXs Mare Mule. branded or
i'iIsias|s s sSs SS'gsSS S!ssa a ss .'
fast ri whss tslen, iass SuSdsy might from
my stable ~ mites frgm Eayetteyillei
Tenn. Khy Sne fecevtfing the mule. d
giving any information that xu1ndse
Ih tl'' recovery viii u X ~s|I R.sIa ,Sse q
ss%Aw.nA ~ eo11oa116vF
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Doty's Washing Machine

UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRlNGER
improved with Rowell,s Patent Double
Cog-wheels, and the Patent STOP are no"
enthusiastically tar superior TO any appa-
ratlis lol washing clothes ever inyehteu,
and will save their cost twice year, ny
saving labor and clothes. .,
Thoso WHO have used them give testl-
mony ~ follows:
"Wc like our machine much; could not
be persuaded to do without 1t, anu WIN
the aid Of Doty, we feel that we are mas
tcr. oftlc postion."--Rcv Bishop Scott
NJ. l.. Church, ....,,
sit is worth one dollar q week to any
family. IN. Y. Tribune.
"In the Laundry of my house there IS
ncrpct,al Thanksgiving on Mondays fol
the invention your eNceliynt wrlhser'
Rev Theodore l.. Cuyler. ,..,...,.,.......
Every week has given II stronger
hold upon the affections of the inmates OF
the laundry."-Ncw York Observer:
II heartily commend it to economists O
time, money and contentment.' --kev.Dr
Bellows
"Thev save three foilrths of the labor
and time, and pay for themselves, both II
money and contentment'-H v. flca-
yune.
"Friend Doty--Your last improvement
of your Washing Machine Is y complete
success. assure you our Machine' aftel
a wears use, is thought more or To-day
than ever. and would not be parted VIII
under any circun stances. '--Solon Robin
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