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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-09-03


Ward Beecher talked to abou
ople at Queen City Park, Bur
ast Thursday. He then went tc
Mountain House.
financial authorities predict IN
bus balance " in favor of America
time TO come, and place the
h will come over to us as high
D. There is no material fol
c stump speeches in that kind O.
ths from yellow fever at Mem
nges eight day, and the disease
slight foot hold in New
Fhere Con. j. 3. Hood has died
Ve also two of his children. Ii
be slightly from Memphis, but il
ertain that the great fatality o.
Fill not be approached in Mem.
sewhere.
ptes next Monday. The demo.
poll very light vote and OF
ekets unite generally with the
ers. The contest is really be-
.vis, republican, and smith,
pr. Both parties claim full a,
hey will get, and one u good
which one it is will be bes
by the count of votes.
q looking posters are out for The
er fair at Bethel-to be hclc
beginning September 10th. A
is anticipated generally, anC
pf cattle, as many are expecting
this fair directly from the stat,
png the amusements provided
ees, wrestling matches, and The
me of Lacrosse, to be played or
by company of Indians from
IN the ID and Sd days of thu
q York republicans soon holt
ntion, Cornell has now mos
In his favor but it looks a
domination of Starin would b.
one anil the party should pu
cir strongest and best man
erats are in hotter water ovel
alton than are the republicans
Dbinson's chances are growing
be greenbackers have had ;
and with much noise an,
dominated Harris Lewis 70
international dairy fair viii
b New York the second weel
Il, and it is expected that New
be more largely represente,
ast fair. The Vermont dairy
iation have adopted a resolu
The farmers of this state to b
and greater inducements il
i premiums are to be offered
p all to ten thousand dollars
ii also be a large display O
y 3, and three hundred speci
pected.
sETTs.-The republican stat
Il neets at Worcester the lot
es are now being chosen
/ erce and John D. Long ar
ggested for governor nov
bill not run. The probabili
dr. Long will be the candi
b wants Pierce but Bosto
he rest of the state SO oftel
i likely her candidate vii
|EI ID he is a very good man
Il Her is arranging to be nom
lumber of other convention
Il democratic, and he will max
lll Fely in the Bay State this fal
HI i'd his hunt is to be com
one this time.
DOL MoNUMENT-AN AMER
The granite shaft to b
or. General John Ellis Wool
b near Troy. and which ha
pleted by the Bodwell gran
at their quarries at Vinal
end, Me-, is the largest shat
Ped any distance in thi
of gray granite. measures
pt and weighs 254 tons fin
III IRE height of the monumen
z inches, the shaft alone
Yet. The neck of the shaft
arved all around the upper
pmely polished. The shaft
tapers from FIVE feet six
AT the base to three feet al
pyramid in which it term.
five feet eight inches in
transportation and setting
will cost in the neighbor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-09-03

The charges that the Brattleboro and South Loa-
londerry narrow-g gauge railroad is being insecurity
constructed have been investigated by w. II
Barnes OF Springfield, Mass, civil engineer of the
Connecticut River railroad, who passed over the
line. He reports that the bridges are better than
he average new aud secoud.class roads, that
the grading is thoroughly DONE and that the trestes
are sum .iently strong for the ordinary rolling
stock of a standard road. The only objection ne
duds is in the use of spruce instead of white pine
in The Howe truss bridges, though the iron and
timber forming the structures are abundant
enough
Among the remarkable inventions that have been
patented within the last month arc pocket UNI
brea devised by New Engander, and so con.
structed that it can be folded and placed in any
ordinary pocket without serious inconvenience ian
automatic music machine invented by two Boston
men, which is designed to wholly supplant the
orchestra at halls and automatically call off the
square dances, such quadrilles and the lancers;
a device for binding runaway horse with spring
curtains and thus bru him to a stand, planned by
New York man; an exceedingly elaborate mete
geological instrument, conceived and perfected by
Gen. Albert j. Myer, the chief of the government
signal SERVICE which, it is thought, will materially
expedite the work of lorecasting the weather; and
process of making ornamental buttons, princi
pally from blood and pulverized horn.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-12

THE Jetty reports of Capt Brown of
the United States Coast Survey Service
must serve, to the Cincinnati Commercial
and Memphis Avalanche, as so much gall
and wormwood. The opening Of the Mis-.
sissippi valley to the commerce of the
world without giving those sheets "a job"
is "bad' on the sheets, but an achievement
over which the people are growing jubilant.
Capt Browns latest report is that, at food
tide there WAS jetty channel Of 20 feet,
with channel 20 feet deep and 100 feet
wide across the bar. When it is called 10
mind that this is deeper channel by two
feet. than is found on The New York bar
on Sandy Hook, Captain Eads may well | @
proud Of his success, and well may the PEG.
pie applaud him. In the channel above
the pass, at low tide, are twenty and
one-tcnth feet, aud all this has been
achieved i've months ahead oi,,ime, actual.
ly, and eighteen months professionally,
And thus, despite the Commercial and
Avalanche, Elds achieves successes and
tho people profit by them.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-12

In NEARLY all Of the judicial districts of
Illinois party lines were drawn, and the fit
ness of the candidates was subordinated to
political considerations. This being true,
the result gives very strong intimation Of
the srelative strength of the two parties.
While we cannot say that it indicates a
clear Democratic majority in the State, il
certainly does show that good, effective
work on the part of Democrats, thorough
organization and singleness OF purpose dur.
ing the twelve months to come, will wrest
Illinois from Republican control Shall we
not, then, get down to earnest work, and
in 1880, bring Illinois back to the faith Of
the tathersl
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-12

the drug stores. Take equal parts of chloro.
form and concentrated ammonia; mix and
apply with sponge or soft cloth to the bitten
parts, five or ten minutes. If the parts are
swollen, then rub with ammonia and spir-
its of turpentine, equal portions, mixed.
Continue this application a day or two.
The physician who used the medicine says
that in practice of twenty years he never
lost one of the scores of cases he treated.
1t is said to be equally effective in cases of
snake bites, bites of poisonous insects etc.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-12
THE tremendous Democratic majority il

THE tremendous Democratic majority ir
Cook county, is giving the wire pullers and
pipe-layers of the Republican party uncas
mess It has cost Governor Cullom triI
to Washington, and many consultations
with Republican congressman. The con
clusion arrived at is that Republican forces
Of the State must be thoroughly re-organ-
lied, and that, to that end, money must be
used. And now what do our leading Dem
ocrats propose to dol Will they sit idly
by and see arrangements perfected to rob
them of their hard-earned vantage grounds
Such has been our custom.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-12

The Sherman organ in Washington con
cedes that the Democratic Ohio State tick
ct is twenty thousand votes stronger thar
any other that party could have put in the
field. As the Republican majority in Ohio
averages less than ten thousand the con
cession is equivalent to the acknowledge
ment that the ticket can't be beaten.
Ewing of Ohio is already booked as Ohio's
next Governor.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-12

THE Democrats of Ohio have nominated
Gen. Thomas Ewingfor Governor, and Gen,
A. V. Rice for Lieutenant Governor The
convention acted with much wisdom, and
the Democrats appear TO have better
chances in Ohio than they have had fol
years. The success of this ticket would
make lasting impression on the politics
Of that State, and virtually decide the pres
idential contest Of 1880.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-12

Eieht lines of solid nonparei constitute square.
DISPLAYED advertisements will be charged accord
ing to the space occupied at above rates-there be-
inc twelve lines of solid type TO the inch,
To regular advertisers we offer superior lnduce,
ments, both az TO rates Of charges and manner OF
displaying their fayors.
Local notices twenty cents per line for first inser'
tion ten cents per line for each subsequent nser'
ton. ,
This paper NAV be found Cd file at Geo. ?. Rowell
a. Co. 3 Newspaper Advertising Bureau Q0 spruce
street) where 8avordsina contracts may be made
for IL in New York.
Communications upon subjects Of general interes!
to the public are at all times acceptable. Rejected
manuscript will not be returned.
Letters and communications should be addressed
"E. A. Burnett, Cairo. Illinois
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-12

Why WILL YOU allow a cold to adj
vance in your system and thus encourage
more serious maladies, such as Pneumonia,
Hemorrhages and Lung troubles when an
immediate relief can so easily be attained.
Boschec's German Syrup has gained the
largest sale IN the world for the cure of
Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung Dis
eases. II is DR.. Bosclees famous German pre-.
scription, and is prepared with the greatest
care, and no fear need be entertained in adj
minstering 1t to the youngest child, as per
directions. The sale OF this medicine is
unprecedented. Since first introduced there
has been a constant increasing demand and
without a single report of failure to do its
work IN any case. Ask your druggist as to
the truth of these remarks. Large size u
cents. Try it and be convinced.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-12

HARMLESS AS MILK, is the Perfected
Butter Color Of Wells, Richardson & Co.,
Burlington, Vt. There is no longer either
excuse or necessity for using the crude color
PREPARATIONS of our grandmothcrs, which
could never be depended upon for lnlfor.
nifty, and tended to keep the butter at a
depressed valuation. For sale by al Drug.
gists and Merchants.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-12

And to the following named persons who
served as coroners jury the sum OF one dol
lar each, viz:
p. Mocklcr, n. Feith, w. II. Schutter,
P. Kuykendall II. A. Harrell, VIM. Alba,
NJ, J. Buckley, Theo. Hecker, Daniel Gala
han, VIM. Raefsnider, J. NJ. Valley, G. W.
Meridian, J.iSheehan, D, J. Foley, T. AFTER,
w. F. Shuckers, Joseph Bledsoe, Geo
Braddish, P. Collins, J. NJ. Valley, II. Har-
rell, 2. P. Holly. John Lallay, P. o. Gala
han, J. S. McGahey, E. Fitzpatrick, John
Higgins, r. Walsh, David Barry, P. Ken
nedy, Thomas Foley, D. n. Farmer, E. H..
Morris, James Edwards, D. Mccarthy, NJ.
Cutter.
on ACCOUNT OF PER DIEM.
Martin Brown, 3 days commissioner and
mileage. ...,...'..........S ii W
Saml Briley, 4 days commissioner
and mileage. .........,...... IA so
T. W. Halliday, 4 days commits
sioner and mileage. .......... 12 90
Whereupon, on motion, the board ad-
journed sine die.
SAML j, HUMM, Clerk.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-12

Az THE time Of the year for such things
he's arrived we give the Atlanta Medical
Journals sure cure for hydrophobia. The
cure ID certainly simple and harmless, and
tho ingredients can be procured in auy o,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-12
no INVENTORS AND MECHANICS.

PATENTS and how TO obtain them. pAmn,., y,
az nscs free, upon receipt OF Stamps for pa,s,u
" Address GILMORE. SMITH 4 CO., ee
Solicitors Of Patents Box Al,
WarhinctoD.D G.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-12

QUERY.-Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marbury Bros
Seal Of North Carolina" at the same price,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-12
PATENTS.
DATENTS

Obtained for new inventions, or for improvements
on old ones; for medical or other compounds trade.
marks and labels. Caveats, Assignments, Inter
ferences, Appeals, Suits for Inffingemcnts, and
nil cases arising under the Patent Laws. prompt.
" attended Invention that have been
bEJECNED by the Patent Office may still,
MO IOl ~ In most cases, be patented by
MS. Being opposite the T. 3. Patent Department,
and engaged in Patent business exclusively we can
nromptly. and with broader claims. than those who
Are remote from Washington.
INVENTORS ysnd a s model ell ssseh s Of
aminations and advise as to patcntability free of
charge. All correspondence strictly confidential
prices low, and no charge unless Patent secured
We refer in Washington, to Hon Postmaster
General d. n. Key Rev. +. D.power. The German
American National Bank, to officials IN the u s.
Patent Office, md to Senators aud Representatives
In Congrcssi and especially to our clients In every
State in the Union and in Canada, Address
G. A. SNOW g. CO..
opposite Patent Office. Washington D. c.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-12

CHEW Jackson's best Sweet Navy To
bacco.
, 1879-03-04

lloner was brgear; p!atus turned mill;
Tcsenro WIS slave; Bnthlus died II. iail: Paui
HorEhesc hut! fuusteeu trales, ind yok starved
with them all; Tasso Was often distressed fur
live shilllngs; usnttsosa!o was REUSED admit
tancp into Q. l!ospitui hu had hlu,srlf erected;
Cerra.tcs d!el of hunger; the celebrated writer
VI tho "Ltsiauh ended s da. Il, IL ID salu, in N,
al,nshouse, mud. at nly rate. wits supported by i
iaitltu! black seryant, wlo begged ii tiie streets
Ut Lisbon for him; Vagclas lett hla buly to tlj.,
surssons to pay his debts ~, Is tnr us thu .uonsy
Distress; Hlt Walter RaIelgl. died on lie scat.
toid; srenssE, tue eharuing, died In waut; tlle
dtath of EolllnA WA through Meglcet, trst caus-
!nS tnenta! luran.e!uent: Milton sold it's copy.
rirht VI Z" parudlso Losth foE Els. Ut three pay.
ncnts, a'nl ufshud Ills life In obscunty; Drytiou
lived ~ poverty alal uIatress; Otway dlcl pru.
nlatareiy. a,.d througl, hunKcr;, Lee died III Tho
street; Steele lived q lfe Of perfect warfare with
'ba!lii1si uo!dsMltn's Vicar ut Wakefield" was
holu 1nf tFtle IL save lin from tle grtu of tho
iaw; t1e!d!ng lies III Tho OurYiug-groul,l oE tho
English factory IT L!ston. without stouc 10
inatR lMe spot; saSaHe died tu prison at Bristol,
Whcro tln waa contue1 for tlle debt Of III; Uutlvs
lived ltle pt penury and died pour; Chatter
ton, tne cli!d OF Ke4ius md misfortune, deb-
No{ed hiuselL~,HkekR,kak
, 1879-03-04
h1ISCELLANEOUS,

Four persons united with Plymouth Church
Sunluy profession OF fnlth uni ot,e on lctter.
DR.. ]. II. Vincent will hold Sunday. school
convention In tlle Clark STREET. Church Thurs
day, eo.llmcnc's,. at l0 Il. III. He will ho u.s.
sisted b., ablc euuday y-school men. DR.. V,arcut
WILL lecture IN il!e eyunlng III FarwoIi Hall.
Tho regular monthly meeting Of BAPTIST
ministers WAS hold yesterday nlo7u'ng at No. II
Randolph street, tho Rey. Dr.. Hewitt in t.le
ehatr. PRAYER was ofrvrcd by The Rev. Mr.
Green, Of harrington, who also uutliuca hi,
Habuath sermon. The Ecy, Mr.. Ilulbrrt, Of thu
FouEtl, Church, also outltncl Tho scrtuun
preached hy HIN the day before. Tie -nriDus
ministers hrcsrnt tna ~ n rcpnrt OF tic tlo.ugs
Ut !iie churches undpr ihrlr charge during ,hu
past n,untl. Al lilo rcforts wrru iayorlhle,
an showed good a,u! encouraging results. All
adjournment MAS tltrn hail.
, 1879-03-04
1S9-rwstvE PAGES.

Methodist theory md Rushnclla theory, tho
only difference lialng that Christ did not do ~
guilty persnn.
:. Tho Kev. Mr.. park'r,r4t reminded him TINT
there was verT little difference III color to blind
man.
"Weli,n replied str. Youkcr, "Dr. Tho,nns
stated TINT Inst weak"
"Oh. nfl,' totortctl Mr.. parklrtrsE IN a tono
anil manncr That were truly significant.
ur. Willing remarked tllRt Dr. Bushnell In his
second book went a longwaY towards Methodist
views. anu In referring tn him II was Important
10 fecol!cct TINT there was s,lcl, thing ns Hus-
nci!, A!Nl nEa[n t1lat Bushnell hht boon revised
by hmself. In thfs sccp.d hook he baItl, In sub
stance, lint no nau could fully forgive anosllcr
unlcss tho man forgvh,g elluuld f0rgaye at q
cost tn himself. III ot1cr wtrIls. 1nnn could
mt really forgive until tho forgiveness Ind cost
him something, mud that came, NJ Dr. Bushnell
sal!, ns sort Of iiqMoiactton Of his nature, Of
MS llnrd heart. Then llr adtlctl, "Why not ap.
ply that to tho Divine I,c!ngl" This wns tic
nearest that Dr. Bushnell eanse to tho itlcA Of
proptt!atton.
Tie Koy. Afr. Potter suggested tho preDara.
tion Of a historical statement Ut the tinctr1le.
btlt nuhody appeared 10 faror continuance OF
INC subject. nln by con1tloa consent It was
dr0ppel Just ShgrG It WIS.
!}r. Edwnrls announced that he Ind Just r.
cetvcd telegram from. Now York stating Tint
tfc lsey. Sanford Hunt, u. H., VI Dnlfa!.,, had
hctn elected M agent OF tla New iurk Afcilln.
ist Book Concern tn ttic nlacc Of the Rev. Dr.
Acttocn Nelson, recently deceased.
The meeting then adjourned for ot1o weak.
, 1879-03-04

The l1ome n. n Sentinel tlus i curious story
about a married couple In Sprlng1cld. II says:
" When u Massachusetts woman forms habit
1t Is all waste Ut time for her husband to try
to hreak her vi IT,. Well knowing hts WHO'S DIS
position ta lnaku him present regularly ct lle
anniversary VI Its tlsthduy. citizen uf lhe lay
State, who likewise forclbly realized tho lurt
that economy was un absolute necessity in his
household, said 10 h!s wife, 'Ths ycar you must
1t would be absurl tu 10 30 Ut this thus, when
we ueoI everything wa can rake lsa scrape.
gIso you far notice tlat II you DO carry out
your furtner custom this yeAE, will burn up
Wills bethought hcrscls. she could not bear the
idca of belug deprived Of her annual pleasure.
Therefore shu gathered together her dtmes aud
bought 1or her dearly beloved, asa birthday
nseAane q inu OF cQalA
, 1879-03-04

rRoBATH COURT.
IN the cstatc OF Edward Underll, deceased,
John l!r1eHland filed petition, IN which Iln
stntcs that hts co.oxccitor has wasted the eatate
un:!er Charge md, further. TINT she pleaded
guilty to charge IL thrceny III a preliminary
examination boforo Justice Of The Peace. Tic,
therefore, prnvs that she ho removed lcst she
affect hts bondsmen. An order was accordingly
issued citing hoF to appear Friday at 10 d. IN.
George g. Bullock, tho administrator Of tho
estate Of lrnm Nyc, presented bis final account,
III which he allows nsclf q 900 for a1min!s-
estats only amounted to 93So0, tho Court
sioo iSS.' ''' e''s' excessive N'u f'''s'a Il 20
III tho estate OF John s. Wallace, tho .rnInors'
award heretofore matie was dtsaporovcd, md o
new warrant Of npurasal was Issued to Henry
q. Murny, Horny s. Young, and George ".
Ncwbury.
Iupon DLonaIrr- Cares and general hustness
unon J's Afisnr.fs aanr1s, ss;fSH|t1ns t. f4 To- 10
3A 10 3a1 and :.1:I to 373 inclusive No. 1858. Gray
Junan d&xssasmXssi.t. nc VA Judge Gary. Passed
',nas Moanx.4 Z sna 2. NJ e 81 t,!s
JttDoE noorlt-57 to 10, Inclusive. No case on
Junun Mca1t,sr.n-rcrm Nos. 4eo, walhams
-. 1nmos, AMI 4D0, Same ". Adams, md taIcn-
dar Nos. i40. 15s. anl !h:!. No caso on trial.
Jvl9r FAnwzLt.-1' 01o, jackson vs. jackson,
ss"' sH1';Xs' ii is g. 1$3i, $ 1.ss $s $ss ss
1,28l, j, aS2, and !. :.63.
JUDGMENTS.
UxtrEn States Clncutr r-CoSrEsaloNs-
iI!n iioms :, National bank vs.. Edgar Loomld s3'-
". Ssssts sc.s!:. fst: sns:
VI. Abort Csosay, 81, NH .;'-n. f. Gctst ct al.
~ pstrieE iaa"ey. sllG'i9: u .,o,.. u..o.
, 1879-03-04
uoEa ns q Subject for ToI9tfou.

has 50 snally dogs. Tho gruat relianca VI thu
State is upot. us dogs II ticsu clll ba taxed or
killed, thu Btatc, 1t IL thought Will bo saved.
It IL estimated llsat the Ok, ,U00 dogs In North
meal year, unl cause ii,a loss Of fabulous
amounts by Interfering with sheep'ralstng, aud,
uwing to . propensity for c9g'sllcktlg, With tho
ruiss.ig Ut poultry. A tux Of u doltar apiecs ou
s IT, %oS .ns ttni ss at ls1fse is
er the rcyenues tTom ita operation became,
through tho slaughter Ut the duxs, tho Eroater
tho taxAhsu rcsourcea Of tho State In oIher
directions would bs.
, 1879-03-04
THE STATE TREASURY.
.Srfcfnf F}fsuuft,h IN YHA Th.tbnbs

srHsNarELp, ILL.,, &urc!, 3.-Fullowlhg Is q
statement of receipts asA disbursements or
Illinois State Treasury during tho taonth vi
February, 1870;
, 1879-03-04
j. CllnnIt 0rem6ttous

Cheap Cremation.
TWenty-scyen corpcscs were cremated In
Milan last year, At 4 cost Of about Is centa
each.
, 1879-03-04

Closing tho saluon% sunslny-Sow Pumping
Engine Wantc.l-p0llcrnlnn Iones' Case.
The Council held reguiar meeting last cveC-
Ing, Aid. TuleY in tho chair. Tic only abscntcc
,yne SftttNr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07
Lyon County Items.

The following items are clipped from
the Lyon County Tumes Of to-day:
The machinery Of the nav mill being
erected in this city for the William Penn
Company has arrived. and 10 being put
in place. The battery and pan are set,
the engine In erected. and tho counter
shaft is mp. The mill will be started up
in about q week. The force at work q,
the mine has recently been Increased,
and tho ore vein il being laid bare.
About seventy IONS Of medium grade ore
are on the dump. awaiting the compile
ton Of the mill.
Dayton has . literary society with
over forty members. J. L. Campbell IL
President Mrs. J. 8. Dallas, Vice
President I; Miss May Lotus, Secretary ;
Mrs. Dole, Treasurer. and Mr.. Chris
man, Marshal. Meetings OF the club
are held in the school.houss every Fri.
day evening.
Attachments are pouring into the
Office Of the Sutro Tunnel Company.
They arc put in at the request Of Vir-
sinis and Gold Hill creditors OF en-
ployss.
Luther Davis has located . mining
claim in the Brown b Murphy District.
which 10 situated about Q mile north OF
the Sutro tunnel.
hay Ia growing rapidly on the ranches
in Lower Carson Valley. and the appear.
anoss now indicate . full avsrsgs crop.
Dayton has %forty-ssvsa pupils en-.
rolled in its school.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07
NEW PArrsn.-The following. DO,

New PATEsn.-The following. bear.
ing date Of May "a. 1879, Ia the
latest list Of United States patents issued
to residents Of the Pacific Coast, fur.
nishsd by Dewey & Co., United States
and Foreign Patent Agents, San Fran.
cisco : p. K. Guild. Santa Barbara.
CAL. lamp shade VIM. Hsyn. San
Francisco. anger /; n. @. Lawton. San
Francisco. constructing levses ; George
Needing. Ban Francisco. roller and pull
vsrizsr ; W. A. L. Miller, San Francis
90. sslf.adiustng bracelet ]. O. Simp-
son. Oakland, CAL. horse clothing |; D.
W. Brunton. Silver Peak, Nevada, ore
roaster,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07

~ mediate on nss IN he might wateaes."-
3. kill ; 81.
Glory to tbse. my aoldl this night,
For all the blessings Of the Light;
Keep me. oh. keep me. king Of kings.
Bensath thine wi alI-glorious wings.
Sun of my soul. thou nugget dear.
II 10 not night II thou b near;
And may no change In stocks arise
To hide thee from thy servants syssi
Obi may my soul on thee rspess.
Nay quiet sleep mine eyelids Close
Sleep. that shall me mort ssV6h make.
To ssrve nrsEts whom I awake.
When In the night / sisepisss lie.
Let ten per cent. my thoughts supply;
And may the cries o fthoss distrsss'd
Be not allowed 10 break my rest.
Teach nj 70 steal, that I may dread
The jail - lfttls - my bed;
Teach me TO Ne. that 90 ] may
Deprive the hangman Of his pay.
Praise Gold. from whom all blessings dow;
Praise him. all gamblers here bslowi
Praise him beneath, - spirits dann'd.
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