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IMPORTANT To LADIES-Dr. Hzr

goy1E FemaIe Pills nave uDVsr jet tsilsd I'm rSnov
Ing difficulties arising frC1 obstruction; or stop
page Of nsture, or 20 restoring the system % psr
set health whom Eu6srfng from Spinal Ars0tions
ProlApsus, Uteri, tine Whites, or other weakness
she UtsTine Organs. Tie Pills are perfectly haT1
Isss on the constitution, aad may be taken BY tn
most delicate feasla without causing distress-th4
same time they act like charm by strengthening
baVigOrating and restoring ths system to health
ooHdftion, and by bringing on the monthly periOi
with regularity, 10 matter from what osusss the
SbstruotiCn may sTiss- They should, however, Eo7
b taken during the first three months Of pregnAB
81, though SAFE at any OShsE tius, EoisoErrsags
UouId b the -ssult.
Each box contains sapiIIs. Prios %.
Dr. HAEEEY'6 TREATIsE on Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy, MiAossEAge, BarrenDssa, stsrllity, Be
production, and Abuasa o. Nature, and emPhatical-
= the Ladies Private Msaieal Adviser, pamphlsi
Sf e. pages sent free to Ezy sddreas. Six oonts re-
auirsd to pay postage.
The ps1ls and book viii he Bonf by mEil wba1 de
rirsd securely sealed, and prepaid, by
]. BRYAN, Ii D., General Agent,
no 70 Cedar st., EeW York.
"a Sold by al the principal Druggists.
q. ". CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Cleveland.
ialy2I:BS:m- " tAWT
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a united States senator Gets Duck.

a united States senator Gets - Duck.
ing.
HOur new United States Senator man
ages g political canoe very well, lut fails
in birch canoe. A few weeks ago he
went East with party on hunt ing and
fishing excursion. While on thc shore of
one of the flakes, where they hal birch
canoe, sonnet hing was said G. the diff
ticulty that inexperienced hands we're ae-
eustomed to find in keeping that Lind of 3
craft right side up. Our Senator laughed
ct the idea, and, TO prove its ineor 9etness,
stepped into the canoe and pu ned off.
He padded out into the lake some istance,
and at length, with renewed CO ddence,
turned about to pull to the shore. Now,
said he to his companions, Let - show
them what we can do in canoe. Scarce
" were the words out of his mouth, when
the canoe turned over like feather, and
left them spouting in the wster, to the
crest mirth Of their friends upon tn shore.
= Rockland (Me.) Free Press.
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&ast 0sti1t 8sms. gablg,
1885. Winter Arrangement iSdi-5,
FOR TIE
ARREFkL AEn CLOSING or RIILs,
At FHE
CLEVELAND POST-OFFICE,

oOzzES1INs HOEDAT. oCToBEs 3lsT, 1854.
~ Mails will be opened znd rssdy for delivery
ono hour after arrival Of trains.
81 All Mails cl5se one hour before depsrture Of
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5nKsHrtaI.
TGs AND HAIR WORiA,

EgTIGs AND HAIR WORh,
VIZ, D Y's NEW ESTABLiSsA2H3.
THE IkRaI.sT N THE sTAPE,
FOR vic HhEigs 10 LsDlEs' RbiS nsEeSiss
Is PuRLIO SQUARE.
Manufacturer OF u kinds o. NIGs, inoiudia
the oelebrEtgd
IL HSics WIG,
inst 30 Ess=mhlsa ast1r5 as TO defy the Closest
u5rutiny. very large and besntiful stock q
LONG BALE, (h-3nghi by the proprietor frcI5
Europe, for SWITCHES cld BBAIDS-the hnoal
assortment eyer sscp il this -ity.
,.sisiss' Front SieGes aud Half- Wigs,
II eTsgy .sY!s vish N improvements.
SITS OF CURls, lsds fror French Sstur2
Oarlsd BAiI gsnsEahtsed-}
EUGENE DOUBLA snd TRIPLE BOWS,
WffAAEAL &C.,
Shade by the advertiser, equal 70 those iaPortsd
Ladies' Drsids made into any Kind Of H0RG- OTs
o. Bow without injury to Switch
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING iA ihs Ianat prsya
nQand fashionable styles.
STkH vo,k warranted 81 represented.
HOT and O0Ln BATHS at sll heurs. dec29
DKINTS-ALL MAKES OF AMER
I loan Prints in new Fall Patterns.
zdss TAYLOR, GRIsW0LD a co.,
glF suparioF street.
IVORY BUTTONs--NBW LOT JUST
! resolved at e0WLEH-
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Baltimore snd washington.
EIEE DAILY TRAINS IRON
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW TORK.
New York d Harlem Railroad.
NnTIOR T0 TRAYRLERs.

1.-TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
il Sundays excepted
MORNING EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 9=15 A.
NJ from Albany at Hucson River Depot st 1886 A.
NJ, arriving at NeE York ct sos P.
AFrERNCON EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 500
P n; from Albany 3:I5 P. N arriving a. hsG
York at 9:85 P n, connectlng with express trains
for Philadslphis and Washlnst0n City.
The Cincinnati Express from Buffalo connects
with the 1856 ct Albany for New York BY the Har-
lem Road.
For the better accommodation Of the public, ar
rsngsmenis have bscn made 10 run the trains Of
the Hudson RiTer Rairosd Co and those Of the N
7. and Harlem Eaiiroad Co. at different hours rom
Albany and Troy.
Nsa0 Cars Of he best Construction aud most convent
snt for the OF passengers, have been placed on
TIE HARLEY ROAD.
P sssngers will be Ticketed and Bsggags checked
over this road direct TO New YORK BY the Central
4 B. Co, and all connecting lines North and West.
Tickets OF tho Hudson 6iYer Railroad Co. and OF
this Co. will b. received by either road and Bag
gage checked by either Company will be delivered
In New York without change Of ohscks.
Nov. I'd, 1854 b. A. CHAPLIN, Sup't
FOED H. GREEs Advertising Agent. Hos&Rs
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oTLI OIL oIL.n
ALEXANDER. SGOFIELD s Go

x sREFIEER5 OF S
EXtFAs Petroleum. oil, B6nEole and
,HRckiEeFy Oils.
-Wo pay particular attention % packages therebE
Eaving our customers mu0h loss by loEkage. We
guarantee our oil 70 give perfect EtsfaetiOn1 and
e good e. any mEde Ia the city Also, we pay psF'
SicuIar attention 70 putting mp
HAPTHA OH BEhzoLE,E
guItabis for Varnish EsnufNotuEsrs' o. PAiltersl
use. On hand sDd for sale a--
800 bbls extra ronned P6tEol64m OIL
lO0 bbls Esodorissd Benzole (equal to Turpentinel
100 bbls No. 1 Lubricsting on,
which We VIII sell st Lowest market prices.
t0FTU-IO8 Sc. ClAir-Si,, formerly occupied By
Wm. q. sooBeld & 90.
yoHH AISLAEDEB7
WI 0. sOoS1zLDs OLkSaLAhDi u
akTFEuW wII-SOE, Anrfta
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iUzZz2ZNZlZ7

Ia oOmpositiOB OF asJ-ingsnts, absoThents, sttmu-
1lsnts and carminatives which every physician &C.
knoWedges is the only preparation that viii shoct
permanent cure of Diarrhea ana Dysentery. This
AntiChoers Mixture Is rBw in use in several Of oEr
army hospitals wbero it gves the greatest sstisiaC-
tiOn. 1t hos savod ths liyss Of thouBands OF our
diers and citizens, and will guarantee i5 to b5
the best Esnl5dy u tha world for Diarrhes aud DyB-
sntsFys
MIR. Woods, OF OOuingtOn, Kentucky, win he most
happy to satisfy any one a. to the viftue Of strok-
lands Anti-Cholere Mixture; in fsct, We have q
great number of testimonials from patients who
have been cured after being pronounced incurable
by their physicians, sons after taking only ono
bottle OF stricklsnd's AnH-ChOlsra Mixture. II
COZ saftsr with Disrrhsa and DyseDtsFY tEy ons
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stEickland's KelllhaOus Cough Balsar

SURE CURE-EVERYB( BODY Is
Il being ooSsd Of this distressing disesss " tbs
uEa Of
Hs. sirlo5isad's Pile Remedy,
Eo1d what t1osS say TE0 nave ased u;
Mr.. Charles W. Landrum, OF Louisville, sud M
). HAzArds, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, we're both oured
sfJer using one pot OF DR.. stcklsnds Pile Remedy
They say they had tried everything, but could OF
tain no relief but ono pot OF Strickland Pile BEN
sdy effected perfect care after suffering for year.
With the worst kind Of Piles. They veooEaEaeDd ~
cry ons who Il sasaliaS t. s7Y l..
Sold by all DraggissE - - osEEs Pss pol. dsnr
fsctUred e. No, East Fa1-E5 sSTset. .iat'nnsu
Ohio.
Az i9r
ijr. siFlekisna's Pie Remedy.
-avfs.Fgs. --as tthr
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ToHN ENGLISH & CO.'S DRILLED
q Eyed Needles, ct CoWLEs
no25 ~ "eoosu house
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rLEVELAND 3 ERlR RAILROAD-

a
1855. WINTER ABBANanaEuT. BB.
On and aliar Monday, oct. sIst. 1856. Passenger
Trains vii run a. follows, tsundEE5 szceptedli
LEAVE CLEVELAND;
$50 2. m.-DAN Express TRAIh-8to9riug az
Nillough5y, Psinssyile. Madison, Geneva, Ash-
tabuiE Oonneaut and Girard cnly, and arrive s.
Erie ID P. n, Dunkirk s:45 P. K, Buffalo
s:25 P. M.-CINCISNATI ExPREss-stoypfnga az
Paiue5ville, AshfsbulH and Girard eulY, ana ar
Eiyes at Eries 40 ?. H., DlakiTN $50 p =, But-
$50 r. x. MziL AND ACCOMMODATION
SsoPptns 81 al ssztioas and arrive a. E-ia az
900 P. 1.-EiGGF EXPRESS RAIs-stoyying at
PAinssyilie, Ashtabula and GiEArd only, and
A, 8Ezsil 4.soh oh.B.
LEAVE ERIE.
80 A. m.-HIuHT EXPRESS TRhIE-stoBpins
AZ Girard, Ash-abqla sad Painssvils only. and
arrive a. Oleye.and a. 20 4. y.
6:lb. Z; NJ NAL AND ACOOMMQpATiON
IRAlN-StoFping at oil stations 6nd arrive ct
OlsYeiaBd At lU:21A A. 4.
IO:l5 A. M.-rObEDU E&PRES5-Ssopping At an
EtarlDas except Sganvllle, say brook, UnionFilia,
ESrry, 4entor and wiokii1e. and arrives at
BIS y. M.-DAN E3PEhsS JSAlG-StoEplng al
Glrafd, ConnesuT, hsht3Dala, Geneva fatnes-
vile only, a1d arrives = Cleveland q 9.25 ?.
Jrsius.
an tha trains going westward oonnscs At CleTlso.-
g1sth trains fCr Toledo, Chicago Columbus, OinCin-
rsh, Indianapolis, St Louis. &C.; ard al through
t-atns going eastward connect a. Dunirk win the
tffns O. the hes YORK isfie lallr1ads an es Ear
al with those Ct the Nov York Ccr-rsi 8 BHfial5 4
rev Xork C5sy Railroads iar New Y1rk, AlharT
5oston, SissaI, Falls, &C.. md at Ere Eit.i trans
On the Philadelphia 3 s.rie kaiirozd-
~ Day E1Preas, East aud EaEt. conuscts at
GITsTd with Trains o1 Ere 2 Fitts5u-gh Rair1ad
{ : biassF;iis, 5aa 7'ii5 ssias-5s2isnl &C..
Cleveland. Oct. s7st Issi-
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NLEYELAND AFD l0haD0 . &


7
UonE0oGioD8 Fuado st donroSTilis with the Saa-
dusky, Mansfield Newark R. B.. a. Oiycs with tbs
\ Sandrsky, Dayton & Cincinnati 3. B.; At Fremont
I with the Fremoht 8 In.isna B. B.; and st Toledo
with the Michigan Southern s Northern Indiana aud
/ Toledo 5 Wabash Railroads for UhicssC, Detroit,
Jackson, Eo1t Wayne, LOgaagDgrs, Lafayette, Usirs,
Alton, St. Louis, aud al g0iata Wet Northwest and
/ Southwest.
/ Trains arrive Ia Cleveland iroza Toledo and tha
West at 9:0 A. n, asa x, and $40 P. H From
/ sandusEJ at Is 4. Il. L. Il. EUCEHsi, Elsit,
[ OeEeiand, Oct 29 1855.
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OtLEVELAND, COLuABUS 3 GIN.
OOIEEATI AILROAD,
ls64-5. WINTER ARRANGEMENT Is64-6.
lst Train-s:O5 A, M-CINCISEATI EXPREsa.
stopping Is Grafton, Wellington, New Lon.
don, shelby, Crestlide, Gallon, aiisEd, Gar
dington, Ashley, Delaware DsWis OsntTs ans
WOethingtOn.
q Train-2:s5 r. m.-ACuOMNODATI0H.-- .--Gtcrl
az eli stations aud arrives in Columbus at S e
P. H., Cincinnati $50 A. n.
I'd Trains-l0sO0 ?. .M.-AIgHr sXPEES5-StoP7l1E
81 Grafton, Wellington, heH LOldon, Shelby,
Crestiino. Gallon, eiles3. OArdingtSI and Del.
Trains isaye Columbus at 40 sad lo:25 2:40PH,
- zrriFs tt Cleveland $50 A. H, and $50 ?. u-
COHHECrIONs;
sts-AaFs@aipatrN. EangHald a HaFAzis f.tinaAa- -
Z 1Allanelds II vernon, Ae#srEs nznasyiua,
Orsstllne-Pittsourgh Sort WsyEs : Chicago RaH.
road, Forest, Upper saEd1sEy, DelPhca, Lima,
Fort WaynB, iihpoTte, Chtcago Gc.- West and
Est for nansfeld, Wooster, Maseiloa, &c.
Grafton and Beueicntoine Eaircsc Li-l, i0r Marion
Bellsfontaine, Sidney, 0nioRs 1sGcis, Indian.
APols, TerTe ns1l9, llnoeans5a GYansTLii7.
IOulsG1le, Cairos 81 Lcu17, -.
DslsWare-With S2ringiGd Branch for Springfield.
Ooumb1s-Little Miami q Columbus, and XslfE
Bailroad, ior Golia, Dayton, Indianapolis.
Ierre Hautc. Sc. Louis, Morrow, LoveiGnd, ana
Cincinnati, and with The Ohio and MilsiEEigDi
3aihoed e. liBSiupad i1r Louisville, lEgans-
vile, Iairo. o. LJcis, And ~ pcizS cn tha
Ohio Efge-
Ooiambas-CeBtrsIO Ohio EaIlroad for Eszark, Eanss-
vile, Wheoiing, 10; Columbus, Piqua In-
diana Railrcad Tor Eigua, UrbaDa, hc.
~ For Tickets to al points ard information G97if
At the PASSENGER Station and et Unioa ICFst O7i~5
~ S1geftOr street. E. 2. FLINT,
OisTsiaud. Oct. u ~ SGssFir sanfe1l.
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8Ia9as.
LEADER COUNTEG-ROOH.

The following Blanks ar. constantly t'r' os
hand nt the
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Leader Counting Room:
Land Mortgages,
Warranty Deeds
Leases
Land Agreements
Oonstsbles BLANKS,
Captions for Dispositions
Eotaries' or Justices Certificates
transcripts of Marriage Record,
Election Blanks,
United States Commissioners Warrants
En5 Af8dsvits.
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On and altar Monday, Oct. 3Ist, 1856, passens
Trains vii run ss follows, Sundays szceptedls :
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DRUGGISTS -vALUaBLE AND MOST PERFECTLY
~ f,'ei Drug for sale desirably located
and well stocked. and doing good business. Apply 10
HALE 81 Ann street.
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T1ARM FOR sALE--coNTAtHfNG rs ACRES; GOOD
II bopse. and outbuilinss plenty Of wood and fruit
tai Kai,oad Apply 10 p. AsTEN corner Of Hester street
end tho Bowsry, ljom u to2 o'clock
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business CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED FIRST
- cass Oyster toase for sle beautiful location on great
orou shiare do'ng good business, and can be greatly
easrd Price S.0) part down, Win bear src. invest.
cation. WM. III. MELICK, 407 Broadway
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NOR SALE-HOnSaS Isl AND 80 FAST FORTY.
ninth stcat. between Seeond and Third avenues three
stories high ell npgovemnn.s neighborhood first
ing after q o lock.
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AN OLD ESTABLISHED CARRIAGE SHOP FOR
sale has been esiablissea for the last neen years.
VIII b. sold for the value f the stock hy apply ing 70 ia 8.
PURCELL, IN Grand street corner OF Baxter.
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nRrG STORE FOR sALE.-wELL LOCATED FOR a
~ physi IAN An orpurtl ntv seldom met with. Price
S35a. cash. Apply TO HALE 81 Ann street. New York.
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For SALE.

A VINEGAR MANDATORY AND RECTlFylEG
Dstiery for sale at great bargain including va.s,
be sold r. u. RICHARDSON Il CO.,
81 and 81 Nassau street.
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17NGINEs-roR SALE, MODERN BUILT ENGINE.
~ a inch cylinder: ~ feet stroke. Also Tnbp'ar
Boiler Is by - inches diameter 40 ~ tubes.
JOHN STUART, l93 Broadway
between Dey and Fulton streets.
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nsILI.INE RY.

/, ZONES DE PARIs.-MADAM WALTON, ESQ BROAD
nj way between Atnty and Fourth streets IN view q
would INFORM ber
The ladies YORK that she has opened an elegant as
sortmcnt OF evening bcnneta
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DAMaGED GRAIN, FEED, &C., FOR SALT IliE
IL foot Of Twenty.fith street. East river Damaged a.
the late are at the Empire Works.
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LnOa SALEM THE LARG EST THoROuGHFARE
and best part OF Bro klyn, old established Butcher
Market with al fixtures for carrying the
game paulry. meat pork business; also Horse and
attached Address box los New York Post oice, for
week
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CO O00 WILL BUY FARM OF 40 AcREs IN
tD>E.VUU South Oyster Bav, l. l. House. barn and
outb dngs Some fruit; farming utensils chck
horse and MORTGAGE 8 200 VIII exchange
priced williamsburg Brooklyn Jersey.
Apply to owner la Chatham street room No. 3. III.
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L,OR saLE-c73 EAST TENTH STREET. GOOD
and high brick fuuse containing
al Tie improy eucnts. lot 2syl1 Terms easy.
In lere OF II. ~. SiLyERMAN, 15S Broadway.
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DOR sALE-TAE THREE Story BRICK HOUSE NO.
90 wl'a.gbay, Gold street. Hrnnklvu. recently
p,t n conplee orcr 80 water s.wcra9e an per,nan mt
VIII he sold rhesp sni il desired pnsssssi al an carly
daie. inlars or IDSEPi HEGEMAN. OF Will
long s,r.ets Srooklyn.
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C1 ONN BOCNTy-s4oo CASH IN HAND ON PEISG
DJ.UUO mustered. with the privilege of icinins
erment in the eid also wanted three COOL co'orrd SER
Twcntc. .orr hours firlonch given u good
Give a call arJ bounty before
elsew here. Runners literally ieait With Arrl, 10
Lieuts MILLER and KIN8,
90 West Broadway.
o. West strnet, of Cedar.
and corner Of North Moore and West streets
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NOR sAI.E-sEvERAI. NEW STONE FRONT HOUSES,
IL with a., he modern npnvelenis frat class neigh
horhoot. Apply ISL East Ffe.n Also Western
Land TO ex hange Tor tenement property.
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IH)g saba FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN
IT House in Thirty iih street between Fifth and
It's 45y55 feet in COOL order, all i'm
4 II. LUDLOW & co,
Pine street.
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LNOR SALE-pH GEOGRAPHIC GALLERY ga BROA D.
IT will be sold very low. the owner Is engaged IL
other business. Apply to A. B. HuTCHINGs SO John
street. from 10 till O'clock
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OFFICE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ NEW YoRx, Feb. ., 1854.
Notice is hereby rfvcn the Board OF Directors
this dav declared dividend OF Eve (5) Of tho
earnings OF the last three months payable the oce
OF the Company "Wednesday. the 18th inst
The transfer books will close the 10th ns and reopen
the 10Th inst. ar
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
THEODORE T. JOHNSON. Sccrelary.
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VoR sALEzA HANDSOME COUNrRR. 20 FEET
4 long nrnriy new and paneiled. VIM be sold cheap.
Apply at 5, william street
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WESTERN FARMs.-A MERCHANT IN THIS CIrx
w fine Farms and Unimproved Lands hneiI
located in Michigan Wisconsin Illinois and Iowa; which hS
will sell prices favorable terms OF credit OF
will exchange for city property or small farm or coun.y
seat the city, for his own use An youn9
sfes settle GOOD farm in the thriving
West where he doub paid Tor s labor by the increased
value land. will find this opportunity
seldom met with Address T. NJ. Tuthi. box 2o07 Poss
Office.
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non sAJE-A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
orcS House with al tie improvements. marble halls.
situated in The finest OF Brooxyn Lafayette
in Oxford ee; price 5000. Address box Az
Post Office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-03
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Sale.

rNeIUT
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTIVE, n ns S.
ID out Of the Justices Court OF Goia mn, storey
county, Nevada, attested BY w. n hsan, =: r. 70
me directed and delivered, for the sa.tlacno1 OF
Judgment IN said Court rendered on Tue "a usy
of August 1864, in favor of Ball q SanlPoeu, anu
against the Harold Argo Consonu lns an Mtnng
Company. for forty.eieht and 5o'l0C (e4S So dol
lars and costs and accruing COSTS nave tls IHn
day of November, 1864, levied on and taken In
execution all the right title Sia anu SO Oh
said judgment debtors, the HARDY ~. hIsS ,N Eon'
solidstsd Mining Company, IN anu " 'n' p'no"'
ing described property, town.
All that certain quartz ledge mining oiaim ana
ground, situated in American CITY mining DIE
triet, Storey county, n T., known anu designated
as the ledge and claim of the Harold q Arso Con
soIldated Mining Company, owned and possessed
by said comnany, consisting Of twenty'one hun.
dred c9l00I shares. and being the same ledge and
ground lately worked by saia G0op SD, anu upon
which is shaft one hundred QVol ieet, more or
less; also a windlaas and rope; ALSO small frame
building track, md trussel work. etc. and oil n
proyements of ,ald company upon said claim.
Notice is hereby given, that will expose for
saIe and sha All 10 the highest bidder for gold
coin, the said property, or so much thereof as will
satiSfv sa;J ;pdgmept and costs, in front of the
Justiss,s of1ce at Gold Hill, Storey county, Ne
vada, on the 18th day Of December; 4eo4. between
the hours of 10 O'Clock NJ: and O'Clock !; ~
Constable Of Gold Hill Township.
Gold Hill. Nov II, 1864. holo Ia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-03
Constable's sale:

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Is ont of the Justices Court Of Gold Hill, Sto-
rev eountv. Nevada. a,tested by W. N. Hall, JUS
tice of the Peace, TO me directed and delivered,
for the satisfaction of judgment IN SAID court
rendered on the 25th day OF OCTOBER A. D. ieh4'
In favor of NJ 4 L. Kern, and against the Poto-
mac q as NJ 20 for 800 and costs, and accru.
inc costs I have, this Goth day of November,
1894 levied on and taken in execution, all the
right. lille, claim and interest of said Judgment
debtors, The Potomac G. & $. N. Co, in and to the
following described property, to.wit:
All that certain quartz ledge, mining claim and
oronnd animated in Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey County, State of Nevada, known and des.
ignatsd ma the ledge and claim of the Potomac
Gold q Silver Mining Company, owned and pos.
sessed by .aid company. consisting Of one thou.
sand n ,tOol feet, and being the same ledge and
oronnJ lately worked by said company, and upon
which n a shaft fifty $50 feet more or less also
tunnel run fonr hundred (4O0) feet, more or less
also nil the track and boards laid down i'll said
tunnel, and all improvements 10 said claim No
tice is hereby given, that will expose for sale,
and shall sell to the highest bidder, for U. S. gold
coin the said property, or 80 much thereof as will
satisfy said Judgment and costs, In front of the
Justices office Of Gold Hill, Storey county, State
of Nevada, on the 18th day of December, 1864,
between the hours of IL o'clock NJ and O'Clock
p. MM n; II,, JSnr.L
Gold Hill. November %, 1864. no29 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-03

.'NOTACE.-An persons are hereby
cautioned against purchasing or negotiating for
the following described certificates of stock in
the Minerva and Omega Gold Hill Mining Com
panies, viz Certificate No. 10, eight shares, In
the name of Isaac Lsnkershim; Certificate No.
a, three shares, and No. IL, two shares In the
name Of Torney e. Fagn; Certificate No. 81, ten
shares, in the Pine Of A. Hobart, In the Minerva
Certificate No. 81, eight shares, in the name of
Isaac Lankershim; Certificate No. %, three
shares, and No. %, two shares, In the name of
Torney g. Fagni Certificate No. Al, ten shares,
In the name OF A. Hobart, in the Omega. The
same having been sold by order Of the Board of
Trustees, for non.payment of assessments and
new certificates issued therefor. - 81
oc27 lot L. D, IEGOLDSBY. Secry