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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

CoRPsK-As We have remarked on sew.
eral occasions. and as Is generally known to
all who pretend to be we'll informed, the boys
in . mining town like this will allow ne occa-
zion Tor fun TO pass unimproved. When there
is dearth OF one line OF pastime they read.
lily discover something else to take
its place. Gay before yesterday 4 novel
occurrence took place in . saloon. well
known citizen, who CHANGED to be sleepin z
Of the effects OF various political potations in
back room was surrounded by about twenty
local politicians With uncovered heads, one Of
whom read the funeral ritual from the Bible
IN most impressive tone. When the service
was about half completed the improvised
corpse woke up, viewed the surrounding in
amaxement and. realizing the joke that was
being played on him, grabbed q boot, jack and
drove all the mourners from the room. They
reassemblcd at the bar.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

THE DRMocRAric MxErrNa.-The Demo-
erats assembled in large crowd to hear Col.
onel Ellis bloviate last night. Miners Union
Hall was full. The Colonel spoke so long that
he thinned the audience down greatly before
he was half done. Major Bidwell called the
meeting 10 order. and Colonel Robin
son introduced Colonel Ellis Colonel Currie
was also on the stage. He did not speak. He
merely lent the weight and influence Of his
title to the dignity of the occasion. Major
roote WAS in town. but he did not 20 on the
stage. As it was. here were but three Colonies
one Aajoa and two reporters tprivatesi in face
OF tue audience. The reporters were quite
lost in the azxlins splendor OF the surround.
ing titles. lt.is little singular that Demo
cratic meeting can not TAX place without an
array 4 gentleman with handles to their
names.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03
An Electi0neering Dodge.

We are informed that some Of the candi-
dates for County Commissioners on the Mon
grel ticket are constantly whispering into the
ears of unsaspectins voters that II they be
elected the Adjustment Of all tolls on the
road hence to Dayton will follow. This. We
desire 10 inform all those who would give ear
TO such scnuous and sinister persussions, is
very CANNON. II Is put forth NJ a seductive
measure to bring success, and does not rest ON
any solid foundation of fair purpose. There
are few heavy teamiaI men who traverse
that road and who pay the heft OF the tax
which is imposed. strip the road Of that
tax Aud you strap the county Of so much
revenue. Into whose poke falls the saving
ln'o the pockets Of the few heavy teAmsters.
The expense of the county mnst be met, and
any revenue stopped from the toll rosd must
BE- supplied from general taxpayers. Voters
should be prepared TO meet any Mongrel
lodges eli thi. kind. We shall expose them
~ they come TO US.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03
The Justiceship.

We should like for the voters of this town
ship to consider carefully the various candi-
dates for local Offices. to canvass their fitness
for the several places, and to select such men
only Is are thoroughly competent and per-
fectly reliable Especially with respect 10
the office of Justice Of the Pcsce should this
care exercised Let us elect man who is
sufficiently intelligent. absolutely response.
Bile. and who would put his foot down on any
thing In the semblsnce OF . farce IN court
proceedings. Let us have q court with be-
coming seriousness or let US abolish It Mr.
A. TAFT we know personally. He is educated,
intelligent upright. honest He 10 . candi-
date for the office. and is qualified in every
respect. Let US elect him. and show strangers
when they come to attend court in silver that
the came il not cham.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

Ross-WALxs.-The near approach of winter
and its accompanying storms and bad
roads IS inspiring our people with public
spirit and forethought, and they are putting
walks arc somewhat different from
the usual style Of such convenience,
and consists of square blocks set in the ground
on end, and far enough apart for an easy step
from one to the other. Wagon wheels pass
between them.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03
An Urgent Necessity.

We have never known until quite recently
the nature Of the financial condition OF our
church in Silver City. We had supposed that
there was some revenue whereby the inciden-
tai expenses were met. We have since
learned that this is not So and that Mr.. Jen-
veg has paid. either out Of his own pocket. 81
by means Of contributions from his friends
oil the expenses of the church.
Now this is far from being right. Mr.. Jen.
vey has given his time and labor and has
built Us . remarkably neat little church, and
has, so far ~ he has been able, given us regu-
lar services. For this he has received no
compensation. but has been compelled, to the
contrary, to defray his own expenses and the
expenses Of the church.
Winter is creeping on; . stove and stove
fixtures must be put up; wood must be pur-
chased; and many things else secured. We
are satisfied that We have as liberal and as
honorable people IS there are on the Pacific
coast and are sure that mere suggestion Of
the case will bring about the remedy.
Our plan would be this: Why cannot there
Be pledged . monthly subscription, 80 that
there will be regular church revenue, Some
Of US can give & 80 month; some perhaps
more; all can give from 81 to s. per month
and never feel it. and place the church in an
independent financial condition. We know
! that there are several of o r most respectable
ladies who have volunteered their services.
and who are about to endeavor to secure
such . revenue. We advocate the m MEASURE
most earnestly and hope there may be no re-
fussls, but that all will subscribe a. literally
IS they may feel able. Surely we can all
AFFORD to give little each month.
We have learned that Mr.. Jenvey has made
such arrangements that the debt Of $500 on
the church has not, as vet. demanded any
interest. The principal is bling carried On
with no interest sccruinS OF course We can
expect this to CO tinue long. Astrict sense
Of honor demsnds its speedy payment.
We have taken 1t upon ourselves to suggest
the above urgent n-cessitv. because We know
that Mr.. Jenvey feels delicate about doing 1t
himself. and because we know that 1t is not his
place to do it. He certainly has done enough
to show that he has lsbored for our good alone
and not from any interested motives. We
commend this to the careful consideration of
all.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03
Leg Broken.

Last night ofacer J. h. Cassidy. of Gold
Hill, discovered = man lying in the road some
whore between DEVILS Gate and the Justice
mine with his leg broken. The man was in
toxicated. and the otncer, with assistance
conveyed him to the Piuts House. where he
gave his name ~ Vim. Hurst The proprietor
OF the Piute House refused to keep him, when
the Officer cam. down to Silve-, where Hurst
said his home vas, for assistance. Hurst
until recently, lived in American RAvine
Being intoxicated when found, II is supposed
that he fell while walking in the road and
thus indicted the injury.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

Coat INDICATIONS The Enter
prise says that some parties who
have been scouting ont to the east
ward IN search of coal have found
excellent indications south Of the
lower INK of the Carson. They will
prospect by boring with diamond
drill early next spring. The whole
country shows sandstone, slate and
other ssdimentary rocks, with scores
of extinct lakes, which have left
water marks ON all the surrounding
hills.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03
The Two YOungs.

Ma. EDITOR Some OF the enemies Of R.
A. Young are working against me, under the
misap preheusion that he is the can iidate for
Supe, intenient Of Public Schools. Now, I
think Mr.. X. A. Young is an honorable man
and good citizen. but ~ have some enc.
mics OF my own to contend with, l do not
feel equal TO the emergency of answering for
tue SINS Of the whole Young family. Mr.. r.
A Young is = Republican. from Maine, aud
Am = Democrat, from York state.
JOHN G. YOUNG
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

TSS st., aist ave tclt compli-
m-nts; ASS ag,t when Colonel E lis
told them that ii they were moro in
politics We would have greater
share of political integrity and less
official corruption. 1t would greatly
detract from the compliment and
cast dim reflection on the whole
sex As we'll to hint anything about
Mrs. Bclknap. Colonel Ellis has a
cute faculty Of putting the best half
of things forward. Indeed, in cut
ting things up and selecting the most
desirable parts he is as brilliant SIS
any of his party.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board of Directors, made on the Esd
day of September 1876, so many shares of each
parcel OF such stock ~ may be necessary, will
Be sold at public auction. at the office OF
the Company. No. sAO Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California, on SATURDAY,
the twenty-irst (2lstI day OF November,
1876 at the hour of o'clock P. u. Of said day
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
together with Costs Of advertising and ex-
penses Of the sale.
sale. THAD. S. FITCH, Secretary.
OFFICE-Room /. No. 2A0 Montgomery street.
san ErAnrisco.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

AroLocorIc--Snbscribcrs will bear with
US day or two until our new carriers learn
their address. Payments are to be made to
this Office until further notice, no one being
authorized to collect on our name.
Nov, LIST Y. KENYON.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03
STOCK REPORT.


TxuRsDAr. November ..
3<3 Ophir, so SOk.
80 Ne dcsn. seH SsN 2sx.
rs Hale I Norcruss. isA IY.
80 Beet 7 Belcher, Ak ~ lakbs Nh
sis cslifornia. ss& sS ssS.
ll9o Savage. lah 12e3O i2x
6 Chollar. 10
7ss Hale Norcross. TX S7A.
600 Crown Point, Id "a
2370 Yellow Jscket 90 y 20S 2ck 40s.
SIS Imperial. $50 ass.
Is Kentuck. 1lk.
NO Alpha, AN ~.
GO Belcher. 10 lsh lekbl0.
% Bullion. ~.
sss Sierra Nevada. II 1lH.
IS Utah, l6k 16.
100 1xchequer. lax.
Is Overman. ~ Nk.
ass Justice, 23kbD 9sk 23S %.
So Union. II lahsso 12k.
$50 Lady Bryan. SOC 6sc
100 Julia, SIS 6As9
3so Caledonia, 81 81.
Challenge, 8.
leo Rock Island,
SIS Leopard, 6's 81.
has Northern Belle. az a7soo as 4s0o ssssao.
lao Mauhsttan, lsiS l5S.
l00 Woodvills. IL.
100 Lady Washington, II.
10 Kossuth, N.
10 Andes,
800 LeviathAn, rs 70.
100 North Con. Virginia. IN.
1850 Prospect. IL IL.
500 Trojan, SOC.
1n Savage, 12k.
100 Belcher, rs \ lex.
s2s Beat I 3eicher. tsx 49,. 4sS.
$40 Californis, 56k SOY.
ns Yellow Jacket. 3oS u.
3Hl KychaaUAr
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

COLONEL ELLIS alluded to Secre-
tary Robson, ia his speech last
night, as corrupt aud ~ having rob-
bed tho government. II this be
true % Robeson, why didn't the in
quisitorial House iud it out and
prove i'll They didn't do it because
they couldn't.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

TIE KELSEY MILL.-we are informed that
this mill will be started ON Justice ore in few
days, rhe mine IL said to be looking well
on the lower levels, and the daily ore yeald
is 40 tons Ifthey mud the ore very rich on
the 1000 foot level and few more mills are
employed to produce bullion the stock will
perhaps 10 lower than ever. The ways Of
mining companies are past finding out.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

SPEAkrNa IN DArroN.--Mr. H. F. Bartine,
The young man who has made such record
for himself - an orator within the past few
weeks, will speak in Dayton, In the court
house, tomorrow night. big crowd ia
expected 10 be present Conveyances will
leave Silver for Dayton after shutdown.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

c. CLKAvEH.--TAis gentleman. who 10 .
candidate on the Republican ticket for the
Assembly. called upon Us yesterday. He is .
pleasant man and person Of decided char
acter. He 10 somewhat At homo about =
newspaper once. having been connected. sdi-
torislly, with several papers in his younger
days. He will p II all but about three votes
in his own precines. which il = pretty good
commentator.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

TuH dashing Colonel must have in
tended it AS \ slv joke when he asked
ia his speech last night what battle
Hayes lead in where our troops were
victorious. In view OF Colonel Ellis
position during the Wa. it is peril
neat to enquire which side ne means
by "our troops
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

CoMroRr.-Those ofs religious turn Of mind
who may contemplate going to church next
sunday evening will be pleased to know that
the stove will be put up by that time in the
church, and a cracking fre will keep the con-
gregstion warm.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

CLosIN0 Our SALE.-WAlter L Co. announce
that they will sell their stock Of dry goods.
ladies' goods. ETC.. II reduced prices. as they
intend ~ close out that line within the mex,
sixty days. This is arare chance for parchas.
ers. Read their advertisement.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

EAsrRRN OYsrKRs.--Charley Ls-
get, the Virginia oyster man, is con-
stantly receiving Baltimore oysters
frozen, in cans. Day before yester-
dsy he sold whole case. Of them.
These oysters are the best obtainabls
in the winter months, ~ they are all
select, and they como in excellent
condition.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

DISSOLVED -Dunning / Anderson have dis
solved partnership-Nr.,D unning succeeding
to the business. For all kinds of carpenter
w,rk, saw nling. etc, Mr.. Duaning invites the
cltisens Of Silver City TO give him call. He
10 prompt and reliable.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

wLDcAr.-deorgs Shaw Of Dayton has
got another wildcat, the biggest one, he says
that he ever saw. A hgnt will perhaps tate
place between the cat and some dog on satur-
day night.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03
ELECTION NOTICE.

In PURSUANCE OF AN okDER OF THE
d oo.fu % oou s ynls r. az ,n,vr,.S -
said Board October 2. 1870. notice il hsrvby
given that on the FIRST TUESDAY. she 7tn
place. TO- Wit:
AZ Court House DAYTON.
At Engine House. Silver CITY:
Al Bucklands, Churchill;
At Svsssy's. wsbusks:
At Store House, sutro;
At Mil ones. Eurska.
An election will be held for
Three Presidential Electors.
One Judge Of the Supreme Coart.
One Member Of Congress,
t,ns ss.ts s.u.tor
~. ~,,-
An1os AssenoAymsh'
Sheriff.
County CIert
CoUn'y' Ireasurse'
County Assessor.
County Raaors.,
-. 49,.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03
Selling Out! Selling Out!
Delinquent Sale.

a UREOLA MINING COMPANY.-LO-
"A cation of principal place Of business,
San Francisco, Cali ornia Location OF works
ID wills Gate District, Lyon County
Nevads.-Notice-Thers are delinquent upon
the following described stock on account Of
assessment mo. y levied ON the 13d day
of Sept, 1876, he several amounts set oppo
site the names of the respsctiv. shar eholders.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

RELIoicrs SEavrcEs will he regular
service In Dayton on Sunday At l; In the mora
ing, Rev Mr., Jenvy onieating There will be
service IN SILVER ct In the svenins
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

Parties from LaLe Tahoe say that
tho nights are exceedingly cold Ia
the mountains. There is no n,ore
camping out, AMI svea IN houses Il
10 necessary to look out for good
supply of blankets.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

- The richest stock Of clothing
In Virginia City is ~ Brown d
Co.'S ~ south z street, next door
south Of Schoenfeld & Cook.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

For Gents Furnishing Goods
try BROWN 4 Co., q South Z street,
Virginia City.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

- For Latest Styles Of Clothing
stry hRo~ 4 Co.. ~ South [ street.
Wjrgi0iA City.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

~RRowN i Co.. the aew Clothing
Heuse Of Virgins, guarantee salts
faction In all eAses. Fry them.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

~ BROWN 4 Co., - South c
street, Virginia, manufacture their
own clothing.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03
STOREY COUNTY


For Stats seustsrs.
F. r. Osbiston,
Evan Williams.
For AsssmSlymsa,
E. L. Buckingham,
Jos. Beer.
VIM. Ii. Botsford,
Samuel Reynolds,
Geo. L. Hawks
E. A. Smith,
p II. Howard,
John L. Coulter,
Jasper Babcock,
A. T. Brann,
Geo. Tombs,
John II. Harris,
Edward Price,
Francis Z. Mills.
For Sheriff.
William n. Gambler.
For County Clerk.
George l. Lammon.
For Treasurer,
John Lambert.
Fer Assessor.
Anthony Fox.
For Recorder.
G. W. Hall.
For District Attorney.
Frank V. Drake.
For Public Administrator,
D. F. Hodges.
For Superintendent Of Schools,
E. J. Pasmere.
Fer County Surveyor.
Ross E. Brown.
For County Commissioners,
B. F. Hazzletine Qong term,
L. H. Torp (long term),
E. Nye Short term.
For Justice Of the Peace,
No. l, ID and eth Wards. Virginia,
Thomas Noses.
For Justice Of the Hescs,
Township No. ;. LIST and Id wards. Virginia,
John Knox.
For Constable,
rownsAip No. !. Sd and 4th Wards, viretaiA
W. McEwin,
Fer Constable.
Township No. :. LIST and d wards, vtsi.is,
J d. Baldwin.
For Justice Of the Pesss,
Township No. 3, Gold Hin.
William Phipps,
For Constable,
Township No. :, Cold EtN.
Adam Gillespie.
For School rr1stssa.
Virginia
]. P. Smith Qong tsrn),
Geo. A. King Gong term),
r. A. Tritle,
Chas. Cummings.
rlows9.
Ira 8. Park,
Cold Hill.
T. G. Taylor,
John o. Bennetts,
Samuel Bowling.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-22

not understood what was going on, when
he had received full explanation OF bow
the marriage had taken place through
Misunderstanding, folded bis hands pionsly
and cried with npturned eyes: wonder.
ful are the dispensations of Providsnce!'
Colin and Marietta kissed his bands.
Mother Manon, out of mere regard for
heaven, gave the young people her bless
ing, remarking at the same time that her
head was completely upset.
Frau Man0n was proud of her son in-law
as soon a. she learned of his wealth, and
the more because Herr Hsutmartin, to-
gether with his nose, had been put in prison
at Grasse.
The broken pitcher is retained by the
family "a q kee psake and heirloom. 10 this
day.-Zschokkc, by Ihurloay Weed barnes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-22
GODS ANVIL.

Pains furnace heat within me quivers,
Gods breath upon the fame doth blow,
And all my hi art in anguish shivers,
And trenbles at the fiery GLOW;
ABd yet l whisper. as God viii
And in His hot st fire mold still.
He comes and laws my heart, all heated,
On the hard anvi' minded so
Ia His own fair shape to beatiI
With Bis gre at hammer, blow Oh blow;
And yet whisper, az God will
And at HIS heal West blows hold Still.
He lake, my snftened heart and beats il,
TIE sparks fl Of at every blow;
He turns 1t DER and Ger and heats it.
And let's it cool and makes 1t glow,
AID yet whisper. as Go l will
And 10 is mighty hand LOld still
Whv should murmur! For the SORROW,
Thus olly longer lived would be;
Its end NAV come. and will tImorr1w.
When God has done H work in me;
So sav, trusting, as God will
Ard trustir to the end, hoi0 still.
He b,rdles for nv profit purely
Affections glowing fiery brand;
And all His heaviest blows are surely
II fiictt d by master hand.
So sag, PRAYING, as God will,
And hope in Him, and suffer still.
From the Germ N
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-22
:Heiu Or!cans Asfpubliea,,,
xeflciAl JOURNAL or THE UNITED STATES
efelclAl JOURNAL 0f NEW ORLEANS.
DADDY WORTHLESS.
BY LIZZIE ". CHANpNEY.

BY LIZZIE ". CHANPNEY.
Oars Dressing in haptis,pg drops,
Dew cribes de Debble ont;
De rain dat fails upon de III de.
1t makes de tattrs sprOut.
Den sprinkle, 81 rinkle sprinkle,
While de bt Us go tnkle, tinkle.
Swing low. ole chariot,
Well Cribe ole Satan oct"
The long, steen streets OF Nashville slowed
With white dust, ,rched and dry;
The wind as Il sn Deco storched
Like copper q are1 the sky,
A CHASTITY form STRIDE through the town
And at ach tireside stood;
1t paused al u e door OF lieh anu poor
40 troc5 ITS tiga OF oioou.
Nashville held airy heroes brave,
And ladies lair and CAV;
But each mans lip was blanched win rear,
And mirth all fled away.
Grin Cholera re ped her harvest down,
And faster toil-d each day:
Wi e none coull turn her sickle bacE,
And mons Ter march could stay
Young Doctor Starr worked day and night;
Martyr of science he
To trace the sources of the blight
Anu what its cause might be.
ore night he started ON his desk
Pushed back his microscope,
And from b is la laboratory strobe
All flesh inspired with hope.
"The seeds of dc ath are in the air,
And We must beat them down,
Oh. for refreshing showers of ram,
kenTow they'd save The town;
I'll Law my plans before the Board
OF Health at break OF day"
The morrow came. and Doctor starr
The cholera's victim law.
Only negro, gray aud Oh,
Bent DER his masters bed
Aud listened carefully TO a..
He in delilium sad
"Dey calls me Daddy Wudess," thought
Tho negro o himself
''Deyrl take back cat are name before
Zee laid upon the shelf.
I'd like to spite ole Satan once
He thinks to him I'll go;
But has got some money saved
In an ole stockiI' toe
fought dat a. money might
Ny freedom paper buy;
But when man sees DUTY ciar
And, sneakipg, lets it lie,
1t had BET better tor dat man,
As Judas ScarJ OF said,
II he'd been frOwn into de sea
A meal eack rom MS head.
And 50 the old mans money bought
horse aud water cart,
And every day he drove about
The city streets and mart;
And tick men. tossing on their teds
OF fever and of pain,
Said, as they Ieebly raised their heads:
II hear the sound of rain.
As when in nights of childhood past
Upon the roof and pane;
The air Is frether than it war,
And can breath again"
The last in every funeral train
His water cart passed by,
And as he went he often sang.
With thin voice cracked and high:
Oars Dressing in baptizing drops
Dey dribes the Debbie out;
De rain dat falls upon the fields,
1t makes dc tate's sprout.
Den sprinkle, sprinkle, sprinkle
While de bells go tinkle, tinkle;
Swing low, ole chariot,
Wen dribe ole Satan out"
The scouree is lifted Fl Dm the town,
But he who died for il
Lies buried like q faithful hound
Beside his masters feet.
And when Tread that burial ground
The tears unbidden start,
To honor Daddy Wufiess'' and
The old mans splinkling cart.
- fnde ne udent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-22

The gem can not be polished without - -
ton, nor man perfected without advesRO
or afliction.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-22
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