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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-08-03
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In Cambridge, June Both, a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs Charles Wallace.
July 9th, daughter to Mr.. and Mrs Au-
gustus Mellendy. @
July 18th, a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Royal
Dickinson.
July 22d, daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
W. Holmes.
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EMPLOY MENT

F 0 r A u L.. q.
Dps and Girls are earning from II to IS per eve
3 at their homes. TO those Who devote their
Pc time to tho business we offer extra induce
! =. Observation-Disclosures free. Valuable sam
n cents. Address CITY NOVELTY WORKS,
Howell, Maine.
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W. II. II. BINGHAM, Atty!

VI NJ
State of Vermont, I The foregoing petition being
Lamoile Co., S.. presented to me, and 1t ap-
pearing that the said Richard II. Bee resides
out of this State, in the State of Mass, SO that
service of said petition cannot be made on him
in the ordinary way Of serving process
II is ordered, that said Richard II Bee be
notified toappear before the Supreme Court next
to be holden at Hyde Park, in Lamoille county,
on the Sd Tuesday of Aug, 1870, to show canse
if any the has why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted, by publishing such PEE
tition, or tho substance thereof. together with
this order, In the Lamoille Newsdealer, week.
ly newspaper published at said Hyde Park. three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the last Of which shall be
at least ~ days prior to the said session Of said
Court, and by giving said Richard H Bee
copy of the newspaper containing said publica-
ton at least Is days prior to the session Of said
Court at the term aforesaid.
Given under my hand. this 9th day Of July.
AID 1870, at Montpelier, in Washington
County. AsAHEL PECK,
Judge of Supreme Court.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-08-03
.t WEIGH
THESE WORDS.

who suffer frem indigestion, bilious disorders,
pus affections, constipation or undue relation
I bowels, are invited to consider these facts
That the curative operation Of
Farrant's Efervescent Settler Apeiient.
l such cases, Is proven by overwhelming testi-
that profound medical practitioners endorse
nat Analytical Chemists pronounce 1t identi-
] th the water Of the great German Spa that
lilies and regulates the system without weak
that 1t is delightfully."- refreshing and
Every element 1t contains Is either corrective,
etive or invigorating. Weigh these words.
SOLE BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-08-03
arrant's EFervescent Settler Apeiient.
ENCH HAIR CURLER. curls straight hair
20 cents, warranted. CIV. SMITH, saco, Me

lsKERs AND MUsTAcHEs forced OH a
Z lace without injure) in Six Weeks by
zen ONdUENT.n Mailed for 70 conts. 3
rs for o. PROF. MILLER, Adams, Mass.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-08-03

FARMERS OF LAMOILtE COuNTY!.
The Comparatively Light Expense attached to
the distribution and sale Of our ss,.
, BUCKEYE MOWERS, ..r 80
together with the Increasing Demand for them
enables US to offer them at q Lower Price. 81.
Hereafter. we will sell the No. Mower, with
improved brace, and new adjustable crank shaft
box, ana Improved guard
j 4 tt-S in. cut, at $40.
We warrant this Mower in Capacity, Quality
and Finish, to give Perfect Satisfaction, and
having every facility for the manufacture of
two thousand of them yearly. we respectfully
solicit your orders, Al &L. --
The considerations tina. should induce
you to buy Of us in 1870 are
That the n 49,, - :, t...
IMPROVED BUCKEYE MOWER e.,
is the most efficient and durable Mower built
1t is to-day and will eontinu. to bcthe
e STANDARD MOWER or AMERICA. ,
All experience goes to demonstnte to a farm
er that the mower manufactured within fifty
miles Of his farm ~ worth twenty dollars more
to wear out than one made three hundred miles
away. -,'
Our Shops are now wi hin few hours' ride
of your farms and when that GRAND ENTER
PRISE is accomplished that will place US in d.
RECT C0MiUNI0ATT0NW WITH YOUR BEAU
TIFUL VALLEY BY RAIL in a ride of all hour,
should not this Consideration alone determine
your choice. I0A4A,&1h At}& .
We shall not ask you however 10 pay us $50
more for this Superior Machine thur you would
psy for other good machines, but WE SHALL
HEREAFTER offer you the additional consde-
ration Of the lowest price,
MI - - "a
All communications addressed to us or our,
Agents, ALBERT CAMP, Stove, and HIRAM
DODGE. MofriStown, will receive immediate
attention. 80, @,u Fe
. Yours Truly.
EDW'D a. SMITH, ,2q,t
JOHN W.lNEWTON.' +" lone
st. Adams Foundry Co.
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THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIc rs HEREBY
CALLED TO THE
N A II lN Az q VEt

HG AZ hH INV UT he lCDLfI 10 HEhEDI
CALLED TO THE
N AT ONAL GATE!
Invented by W. d. HARRAH of Davenport, Iowa,
aud patented Sept. 20 1864.
1t is built without hinge, mortise or tenon,
Ind is Perfectly Adapted to all Gate purposes.
tits Exceedingly Simple in its Construction and
can DO built by the most ordinary wurkmen, ana
when properly constructed, cannot fail to give to
give the fullest satiiacti0n. fs
1t opens and shuts with the greatest ease,
and when shut is securely fastened, both top and
bottom when open, is entirely out of the way. 1t
Is free from any tendency to sag, and cannot be
blown open or shut, or INSTRUCTED by snuw or ice.
1t Cost is so small that every farmer afUrd to
use it! q
-tH.1 RIGHTS FOR FARMS -
Embracing 100 acres and less, are uniformly sold
for THREE DOLLARS EACH, including printed
drafts and specifications for building all sizes.
FARM AND TOWN RIGHTS FOR SALE.
GATES MADE AND PuT UP ON THE Mosr Liberal
TERMS. t
For which apply to or address
GATES & REED,
Hyde Park, VT,
Agents for Lamoilie and Orleans Counties.
P.S.-HARvEY TAYLOR is agent for Wolcott. 80
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-08-03

MEDICAL PAMPHLET. --seminal Phas-
q Nervous Debility, Its eff cts and cure,
! rs cents. Address SECRETARY, Muteum
Benny, sls Broadway, New York.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-08-03

State of Vermont: -+atf
CLARA /. BEE Lamoille County
vs. 1Supreme Court,
RICHARD II. BEE )Aug Term, A D 1870.
The petition of Clara L. Bee of Stowe, in La
noble county, is made to this Court, setting
forth that at Stowe aforesaid Oh the 9th day Of
February, A 1859, she was legally married
to Richard II. Bee, of Stowe aforesaid, by Rev.
A II. Honsinger, minister of the gospel, and
from that time until the month Of May, A d
1867, she lived with said Richard H. Bee in the
strict observance of her marriage contract, in
Stowe aforesaid, and in the State of Massachu-
setts-and alleging that at the date last afore-
said and at divers times before said date, said
Richard H. Bee treated said petitioner Clara l..
Bee with into cradle severity, and neglected to
provide for her support. And praying that the
bonds of matrimony between her and said Rich
ard II. Bee be dissolved and held for naught.
Also praying for the care and custody of her
daughter, Emma L. Bee, aged ten years.
grsf. ~, CLARA u. BEE.
w IT II RINGUAM Attyi
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-08-03
L A NJ O | l. l. NJ L L S.
FAIRFAX FALLS, VT. .".
GAUT & SHEPARDSON,
manufacturers of
III a a L IL N q a b n @ :

w " " IL IA ~ " VI " " u > d,
IN RIETY.
We take pleasnrein announcing to the public that
we have large quantities of CLOTHS now ON hand,
ready to exchange for Wool on the most moderate
terms,
We have thus far been very IN Oldest in making re-
quests but low us to say that, with the increased
and stil increasing facilities that We have for the
manufacturing of
WOODEN GOODS
in variety, at least ought to DO able to please
any and every one. Below we copy in part what
was said in a merit GUS mention of articles exhi-
bited at the Fair held at Sheldon, Sept 1869;
San exhibition of twelve varieties Of Wooden
Cloths (made up of Full led Cloths and CHssineres)
four varieties oil Flannel and FIVE of Blankets, from
the factory OF Messrs. ,Gant and Shepardson, of
Fairfax, was surprise to Us, as we were not aware
that there was an establishment in the county ca
pablo Of producing such q variety. They were
made Of good material and finished in workman
like and tasteful manner etc. ..u}- ...u.a
We would add; that these cloths were placed on
exhibition without any extra preparation whatev-
or, being the Same as we place before our custom
ers daily. aafsfaI 4Hl l'A..
Hoping to be Of some service to you, we remain
yours truly.
June 18th; 1870. t- ~ ITO N 3fm3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-08-03

full line Of Toolens, Flaunols, etc. and ifyou
think IL TO much trouble to have nice Franklin
or Harris Cashmere Black & Blue German Tricot
made up, gentlemen, just examine our new arrival
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-08-03

An UNFAILING REMEDY for Neuralgia Raci-
ais, often efiecting perfect cure in single day
No form Of Nervous Disease fails TO yield 10 Its won
derful power. Even in theseverest of chronic
few days affords the most astonishing relief and
rarely falls to produce q complete and permanent
cure IT coutalns no materials in the slightest de
gree injurious. 1t has the; unqualified approval Of
the best physicians Thousands in every part Of
the csuuity, gratefully ack wledge it's power to
soothe the tortured nerves, and restore the failing
strength Sent by mail on receipt OF price and pos
tago. .-pf.4
One package 100 postage, 6 cents. f
Six packages, 5.00-pastage, 81 cents
IL Is sold by all dealers In drugs and medicines
TURNER 4 co, Proprjctors,
ieow 100 fremont ST., Boston, Macs.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-08-03

We cannot get those .herrimack Prints as
.1' fast as Wanted!
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-08-03

EP s.-EParticular attention viii! be given
to collections, for pay must have, for the
Record business" alone will not pay my
debts. soft
D. A. GILBERT.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-08-03
sLAMOILLE VALLEY RAILROAD

THE work BEGUN IN EARNEST
MUST be built in face Of all opposition, evil reports
and false insiRnatons Of is eneniesI
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-17
Qeben8<Weiu.

Barner's Dinum 0itae pter 2ebens Bein If
elm ero6er Blutretutser unb te!ifates @strdnf. IS entbalt
teine i&dblttsn Grpsuen oeer unrein!tdtstten unb If elm
prdparat tir aue, pelGe fimulirenber NtItel beblrfen.
Dieles Nittel 1T elm Grnie unb seridaft eu,tn Nppetit,
une it Gas bette blutreiuieenbe Mittel ber 9Delt. % IL
has an%senebmfe unb b%elttatefe W1ittel, tueldes jenals BEN
gublifum ~aneetpten tpurht. bel ueitsn bsfer ais Brdntp,
Wbistsp. lDtin. 8itters ober ireeno Elm anterer Mrtifel.
IS il %sefanber unb tiaiser. eemutl has mdnnltae als
retblide @efdlett, Sung unb Nlt t6nnen ben 2etenstueH
aebrauden. &c it in Der Ebat elm Setter bes Qebens.
Dieientsen. wslde I'D elmer auten Gstunbbeit ~efreuen
molten unb unuuterbrp6en lebbafter @emuttsAimnuna.
werten rptl ttun, ben 3tbsnspen iu eetrduden. So III
BON alien anheren 0ebrau&smttteln Strf&ieben. girb
let allen rpaaifen ~rertauft unb aud In dQen reipeftabIeu
Salscns. greis Elm Dc1er per Quart Glaide.
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w RS
OY6pepfQ.

Barner's Dpspepfia Gonie lit elm 9raparat sans
beipnbers e~esisnet fur %bieisntaeu, uslte an Maeenf4wdde
unt tatttusler gerftrpfune leibea. Dteies 1T Elm 1pnie,
reldes rem Masta iin,ulirt uno suten Appettt siebt. Is
farft ben g2aeen unb srinst bic Gerbauunsse W~ert;euse III
bisrsptiits gerirren fulteu sSarners Dppeptie go
mic ssbraudea. 3u ~serfaufen bel alien Drcsuiaeu.
preis Tin Iplar.
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4 9. ea1 @rpbe
greis TMlnusnma.

t. -- l
Die Ct. Marfusz @euteinbe tn ebatryee. Scott c.,
g'tnn., bat In ueteretufin,mune NIT tbrena Setlferaer BE-
t9lphen. cine u6eYreisperlppiuue ~ Seranfaltsn, tueidea am
IA. stoS: bes So. I'm Gpurtbaus pter an etnes anberu ae
etenetenplase taSbatspee ~suajusen tueben fea, unb tereu
Grtra8 tnr Deduue Der auf BEN 8Au Der Stride taftenbe
HUes'taeli@te'tea, fowte sar gsaeasuns ssrfelbsn bsfiu,ut
gu bisit, 3mede tou,mea u. q. ,ur gerlscfuaa:
Gin greis: 300 Dsa. In @reenbads,
1 Got tn@@atopse cber $100gaar.
" ~ E"
:3pei greile: 2 2ots in @tatopee gity, Minu.
8ureaus, Slide, SpieseL warlor Often,
Sbee-@erpiee, Stiefeln, Cob unb 5ilber-
Maaren, ETC..
GidetS 3u $1.OO
fnb ;u baben be,n eeeret6r M. Wayer in sbalspee.
Asentea gun. gertaufe folder serbea sea&t. % 14ns
S. 9. s unt8mann, ........
grdTbent.
M. Maser,
Sefretdr.
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Tdr &anbba,a u. &ausbaltam8.

ansemuitteI. : Gin Sreunb aus Gbasta
tbetlt f%olsenbes erprpbte 9eilmtttel far
frante Nueen NIT: Gs If Elm febr wertb.
noles MusenwaTer, tposca Id mild aberseust
babe, mebr wie 3ebn NAL. Man nebu,e l
un3e arabtf1en @uu,ntt, l lln3e tpetben 81.
trtol unb J 9beelSfeluc1 feines Sal3. Der
@umut unb gitrtol foIten ~ eineua Seis
! 8enta9t tperben une bana aQes 3ufammen
NIT etneu 0uartReoenpafer aufaelSf per>
ben. @ebraud: Gs foute Mbenps etwas
in bas Muee eebradt perben. SD
babe aber r~aetfens bte Nasen susebradt.
@enn bic Muset ntAt su i9limm ilnb, wtrb
es NIT breiutalW af9en idon belfen. Das
@an3e BAT mid Bier in Gbasta nur 80 Gent
eefofet. g..
&aieiabritation.-Gs TT iapn otter ba>
rauf b%ineewteien pprbsn, wel9 sortbetlbaf'
ten 3weis Der 2anbpirtblaaft bic &dfefa.
irritation 1T unferemS taate abseben tuarbe.
Gin Mr. Srotpn BON &odfcrb Sa. fat NUN
bic Sntttatipe In sr0berem Maabfab er>
srifen, inbem er NIT etnem &ofenaufwanb
BON $4,000, in @eus, Taribault Gounty,
cine &d1efabrif berridten NTH. I'M bteiem
l1nternebmen sur Settle ~ feben, bdlt Sol.
S9pmpion srn jenem Nlas auf feiuer 6arm
80 Sabe, heren MilG sur Standardization
benuet werten ipa.
Soa cineus Sdweiser, Nalaens Sebn
&Yt Dor 5ebn Sabren %besonaen, bat in Der
l1nsebuns ppn 0sfpih @isev bic 5abri>
taticn BON S9wei3ertdle f9 bebeuteno &C.
boben vnb perben 1T bieftr Saiion mebr
ais $4,000 Sfuab baislbf Yrobueirt: &sf
Bat fi& bura bteien Snbufrteswets bereits
srpeen &ei9ttum errprten.
Der 9ol3uer6rar@ tn ben Ser. Staaten
tit BON r%teienbafter Dtemenfion. TurGtfen>
batnlAweaen aqetn terben alidbrlt9 1907
600 Aeres bes befen Balbes niebersefAla>
sen. Sur bDl;erne 8abneetdube, @assons
,e. perben aQidbrlt9 $3s,500,00O seraus'
sabt, wd1renb fur !3et3uns Der 9oeomptiven
fur $50, GOO, 1000 9ol5 Serbrau4t tptrb. Der
@ertb Der btperien @p1s' Tatrtfate, NIT Be-
ren gerfertisuns 10000 YrofeNFpntfen BE-
f4dfttet fnb, erret9t bic enprr,e Sunnae
Don 500 MiQicnen Dpnars.
S@tpefel > mnn Stabl=Q ueQeu Rnb AT
Seriaiebenen Yldsen III Manitcmoe County,
@tseonftn, enttedt tpprben unt bieie Gnt>
bedun9 bat bet pielen unternebmenben unb
fpecultrenben Seuten In Manitosppe 1ebbaf-
ties Snterefe erwedt. Man BAT Wa6er BON
btelen Auelen mad Gbteaeo seiAidt, I'M,
es @emii9 unterfu9en 3u la6en, unb es TT
ni4t unmS3li9, baB In Wanttptppe County
na9 etntser 3ett Elm uMeu>@9rmonr unb
vReu>@ilfen" entfeben, melae bann mad
etntaer peiterer :3eit ebenio berabmteS tabl<
unb S9wefelbrunnen'Y ldse seben, wte ibre
Yatben In Deutih lamb.
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|Wtatu%8rptb. u. Dunbar.
StYauL Mtnnefptn.
ssrissa Ssi4afse, aas ,par ssr,ssesUas;:
1. Mnnabn1e BON Depoften.
eetes, selas bt uns sepenirt aerbea. esben ~jebt4sest
seas ~surertee Aanbisune, jur gefasans ber Depuaaeatsu!
Sir auf etne teatmmte SIT bel uas naebaseeete 0tlbn
sereafea NIT 8 rGt. Snterefen.
2. @elb>@ ed5d.
@sls. etbtr une fre,nbe Mansea iaufen une s4,aufea
ris fets gum 9aseszGpurfe.
3. Nrfauf unb @ertauf Don @e9{eln.
Bon suten 8anauers= gtru.en a~usaea.ate sDe&fI i5nuea
bd uns tets gum e%urrauten guurle IN @elb uu,sepanbelt
aerben. gDtr ~sertaufea De&jl auf Nep gsri, ct. 2oun,
s ss'sea P.a 9fasIsaas. s ); r. ssS IN, f Ut e @ss sss''s = Ss.ai:
fren mtr \. 4. auf telsenee pldse Gurupas:
Mu9sbur9> Granffurt a.. 0.
Ba@e, Berltn,
8reuten, @afel,
@pblenI @Sln,
2etpjiA Wannbeim,
Mdn9en, Hirnberg
StrabburA Stuttgart,
Trtcr. Dien,
5emburs, 2pnpun, a.
4. Giinjtebun9 BON 0elpern.
Mtr be1preen bas @pleetiren ppn Noten uub
S9ulbi1etnen a0er Mrt, Grb1@afen II. {. ~. in
alien 1beilen Gurppa'S unb Der Ser. Gtaaten.
Da3u erforbe:lt9e Yapiere, ais gpllma1ten,
ger5t9tletaun9s =1rtunben, Ipbtenl define ,c. fer
ttgeu .ptr felbf, unite: @arantirung Der Ne9t<
9~ilti9ttit an unb befpr9en bic epn1ula1i19e ST.
9laubi9uns ber@elben.
Den 0e9enpertb aler IN europa
bur4 urs epQecttrten pber bel uniern
oortt9en Gorreipunpenten fir uniere
@e9nun9 etn9ebenpen @elper 3ablen
mir bier III @plp aus.
S. @erfauf BON pa0d9e<S @einen
Reavs gurt per sesefatff ubtr Dampftaot, fppie g~abrttaes
,ar ssHs BON Nes-sart bs ct. paul III Zen ~ateSrtsata
6. Be3abluns BON Earen
IN kbcm 1teie hes @taotes. Mnlauf uub gelauf Don
@runbeisentbuua sesea gpmntfFuu ,e. &c.
z. 8ereini9te Gtaaten Bonbs
hber Dirt. ale 5-2Oer, tO-4Oer unb 7-30r faufea unb vi.
tauten mir gum 1asessGuurfe.
@ebrtlber wiuiu6 s Dunbar.
Gpniulat beS
Nprb DeutIhe1 BunbeS
ct. Naul, mttuneipta-
nj S. @iQiue, Gpniul.s
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Ate TIC N!
THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
German Sanitary Club on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, August ~, 1870, at 8 O'Clock, pre-
cisely, at the City Hall. Important business
will come before the meeting. and q full attend
ance Is requested.
au23-2t FIR DAYlDlS, President.
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O r Z MT!
49, ON MILL STREET, WEST SIDE.
botween Hamilton and Dunn. Q House
III containing four rooms-sitting ROOM,
Jkss,tEzA bsd room, dining room and kitchen
all furnished complete. Inquire Of
II. J. HENLEY,
aul9-tf On the premises.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-24
We WILL ALSO RUN A
FAST FREIGHT LINE
FROM PALIsADE.
OVER THE SAME ROUTE.

- Mark Goods care W. 4 E.. Palisade.'
Parties shipping goods by our line will plesSs
give notice at our o%flces. Of San Francisco and
Sacramento, where they will receive prompt at
tention and be forwarded with dispatch.
Ofices-224 Clay street. San Francisco; &c
street, Sacramento; 81 South @ street, Virginia
City; and Main street. Hamilton. White Pine.
au2-tf WOODRUFF 4 ENNoR, Proprietor.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-24

OASIS MrLL.-The Oasis mill. at Sher-
mantown, has recently been thoroughly
oyerhauled, refitted and improved by a
competent young mechanic named E. T.
rake. for the Eberhardt aud Aurora
Mining Company (limited). Its capacity
"a 10 stamps, and 1t is now working most
satisfactorily upon ore from the Aurora
Consolidated mine.
GEORGE T. GoRMAs. Secretary of the
Board of Fire Delegates, Scribe for the
Democratic County Central Committee.
and an otherwise respectable individual
generally, left town Monday upon the
Phoebe stage-expecting to tarry at Ely
for a week or two. We hope he will be
wen cared for by the people Of the south
east.
Fl. LEWIS & Co. receive their consign-
ments of clothing, boots and shoes. Ia
dies dress goods. gentlemen's furnishing
goods. blankets, trunks, ~vaiises, and
everything else on exhibition at their
emporium, direct from New YORK and
Chicago. and therefore can not be under
s6ld. Inquire their prices, and DC con-
WINGED.
BuILroS.-wells. Fargo & Co. yester-
day shipped from their Office in this city
10 the Bank of California, San Fran
c;aco 7 bars bullion, weighing 4S3 lbs,
yaIne s6. O65. 81; also, TO Parker Hand,
New York, 2 bars, weighing 1l3 lbs,
value 81 95.S1.
FtoHr-HoRsE SrAoE.-Last night Jim
Miller limbered the legs Of an eight
horse stage team, which he proposes to
send out. after this. before a Concord
coach of Hatch a. Kiplinger's, on the
Phoebe road. This pioneer line Is a ia
vorite with the public.
AssEssoR.-Ed. Kiesele will be . candi-
date before the County Convention for
Assessor. Ed. is q lively boy, and should
he be nominated an election will follow.
Then let the bloated bondholders look
out, for he will catch them for every
penny they are worth.
J. Com 4 BRo., on Main street below
Dunn, have one OF the best assortments
OF clothing and furnishing goods in town,
WHICH lucy hIp HAAfhtb w ba't away y
any of their friends. Drop around, and
zee them.
DENNIS DALEY, popularity known, has
opened q neat little r~efreshment stand
ext door to Franks old place, on Main
street, and will be glad to meet his friends
when they happen his way. See card in
this paper.
GNN AT UsIoSyuLE.-The Silver
State Of Friday last says that John l..
CHM assumes the editorial stool To
make a clean thing of that assumption of
his, we trust his patrons will furnish him
with On ample supply of paper.
The ONLY Fresh Shell Oysters in
Hamilton. are to be found at Byrne's
old stand. in Perry's Saloon, Main ST.
Also, Pigs Feet, Sleeps Tongues, and
everything else that 8 good TO eat. Fresh
oysters by every Express.
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LincOln's Love of Homo.

He enjoyed joke hugely, and he delighted
to tell how Mr. Stanton had put one Of nv ed
itOrs (the excellent AIr. Foster, now in one Of
the departments) into the old capitol prison
for publishing some of the movements of the
army. He thought It genuine fun for the man
in the cabinet who was perhaps my nearest
friend, and to whom I was devotedly attached
10 be turning the tables on me, and 1 noticed
his twinkling eyes when angrilv remonstra-
ted against the Imprisonment of Mr.. Foster.
got him discharged Of course, but thought
could hear Lincoln and Stanton shouting with
laughter as 1 carried his release down stairs.
Much has been written about his love of the
stage; but the fact is, he sought the theatre
because 1t rested his brain. l accompanied
him often, and always noticed his silence du-
ring the performance. One night Mr.. Sumner
upd myself accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln
to hear a long opera, and during the whole
evening the President sat IN his corner wrap
ped IL his shawl, either enjoying the music or
cpmmuping with himself. Without beinr a
man of sentiment, he was alive to it in others.
He had several favorite passages of Shakespeare.
and recited some simple pieces of poetry. and
he liked to hear Murdoch declaim his patriotic
selections. But he rovcled in wit, and the
peculiarities Of the German, the Irishman, the
FrenchInan, the negro, as related by himself or
others were among the special relaxations OF
his few leisure hours. 4 dry hunorist like
Senator Nye, brilliant conversatiOnalist like
lanes \, Brady OF New York. u commediau
ike jefferson, ue.4nea-.. - 'H1'1 '1'Ao
Daniel DOugherty of Philadelphia, or a SYM
pathetic pUnster ike Prescott Smith Of Balti-
more was always welcome at the White
lhilo9eLphiq Press.
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nIIR NR,Y DRESS.

We take pleasure in presenting
our paper to our patrons, in its new
dress, this week, and trust they will
be pleased with its appearance. AL
though not looking as well as we ex-
peet it to in a few weeks, it will be
found great improvement on the
sold. The large type is from the
Cincinnati Type Foundsy, and the
small type, in which the local matter
is set is from the Foundry Of Hagar
d Co., New York. The both present
clear, pretty faces, which we trust
will be smilingly received, each week,
at the fresides Of our patrons.
We shall do our best to give our
readers a still better paper, during
the present year, and with that OBJ
3ect in view, have secured the servi-
ces of Mr.. Geo. B. Pratt, as assistant.
He has, for some time past been. en-
gagged upon the journal, as our
general assistant, and will continue
in that relation. he is a pleasant
writer, and a genial and courteous
gentlemen. Contracts for advertis-
ing. job work, local notices, &c,
made with Mr.. Pratt, will be recog-
nized as fully as if made with our
self
And now, asking the continued
favor Of our friends and patrons, for
the JoaaRa1, We betake ourselves to
the task of furnishing it to them for
the year 1870.