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Largo and convenient brick dwelling north side ol
Euclid Street near Perry, furniture may be rented
also ifdesired.
Two story brick house on Wilson street $50.
Parlor and bed room in Mathews Block, fronting
on Monument square.
JNO G. JENNINGS,
Rprl4 No g AtWster Building.
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ATTORNEYS AT Law.
ENGRAVERS.

DRAINARD & BURRIDGE, 1853
fHOGRAPHHRs sBa HHGSkVTSG o. WOoD
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Physicians as TncurabIe.

rACAA~Al - AAAGA-A GAoA-a
their names but We prefer 10 state only atew Of the
csses. leaving names and residence out, which can
De obtained on application at the oEica-
mr. C has been afflicted with asthmn for twun-
y years and for several years had been unable to lie
sicians in the city. few iRhalatioDs perfectly
cured him.
MIS- had several hemorrhagss Phyzicians
tolo her she could not live but few weeks She hsd
q applications Of the Oxygen and now does the work
for six boarders
Miss @ was suffering from q complication Of
difficulties. She had tried several physicians but
continually grew worse. few applications restored
her to health.
MIR. G. has Indsmatory Rheumatism had
not walked without crutches for six months SIX ap-
day,
Miss s., the physicians said, was in the last
stage OF consumption. few applications Of Oxy-
gen gave her cousumpfiOn Of beafsteak and she now
DOES the work Of the family.
"a Patients will be visited at their
houses if unable to call at the Office.
Charges, 50 for Each Application,
Payable at the time Of treatment.
oHce---No. Atwater Building.
- The poor treated free IRON tn 10 on each
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SPECIAL H8TIEEs.

AsEvERE CoLB.-J Just now, when rain
and sutshine, warn weather and frosts succeed
each other rapidly, any addition to the stock Of
household knowledge on the subject Of euiing bad
Oqla chnnot but Be acceptable, and the invalunble
Information We have 70 impart is that for the per-
manent and immediate cure Of all diseases Of this
kiad Madame Portsr's Cough Balsam hss no equal.
Sold By al Druggists ct q and 50 cents per bottle
srMadans Porter's Curativs Baisam can be OBJ
tAinsd at Benton Bros, and Strong Armstrong;
Wholesale AgeHtz, Cleveland. Ohio. aBrls-R2 lw
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Atwstsr Building, Foot supsriOr-st
Where he is prepared to treat By Inhalation Of Oxy
genized afr all diseases Of the
Throat, Lungs and Blood.

The oxygen is brsathsd directly into tho lungs and
through them carried Into the blood. Thus As soon
a. me blood viii carry 1t. Il reaches ali parts OF tho
system decompOsing the impure matter in the blood
It expes 1t through the pores. The principal
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MEDICAL

nR. HUNTING WOULD Rl-
IL specially Announce 10 the citizens Of Ols7e-
laad and vicinity kat he has Opsned 3 permanent
ofica in
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T AND OFFICER. d. LITTLE
j has constantly on hand large number Of i'm
proved Farms for sale for cash time. Aiso-a
variety Of City and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lands In Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he will exchange fer Farms City or Personal
Property. Oaoe in Atwster Building, Nos. and 8.
I'd hoOr. mayIa
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rLEVELAND 3 ERIE BIB.



ElLEVELAND 3 ERIE BIB.
Iss54. WINTER ARKAEeElLEET. 1854.
0s and alssE Eoadsy, Noysnbeg 18Th, Isss, Fasssu-
ger Trains viii run es ioiiovs (Sundags sEcspted):
LEAVE CLEVELAND;
$50 a. m.-DAT Express TRAIH-StoppIng as
Mlilongapys PainesTille, Geneva, AshtabIlA,
l;i5 2. M g1nsiTk 80 ?; N, Bunalo so p N
3il5 Z. m.--gs t5CInEAT1 PRKSS-StoDSfngs
Painesyille. Asktabula snd Girsrd only, 1nd ar
Elves at Esis s-25 p n, Dunkirk s:lTp. ms But
s,y5 p. m..1hAIG AER AOOoMMoDATToN-
stopging ss All stations End arrives At Eris -
ara is. igIi..--NTGBF EXPRESS TRh hTH--sso,-inr
at PEinssvilles AzhtabulA and Girard only, and
arri5ss e EE1s ss lzsl2 =. n.s D1akirk s4s O.
LEAVE EEIz.
g:l0 A. H.-EIEHE EXPREsS TRAIH-Btopplng as
GirArdI Ashtsbula and PainesTills only and ar
sxa '-- N AND Zoo ~ II ATToH TRAIN
--SsopPinE at al stations and arrives 81 OlsTs-
ESQ A. 1.-ToEED0 ExFBEss--stopping ct AL Sta
tionH excapt ssanyilIe, ssybrDok, Unionyills,
Perry Mentor and Wioklifsi and arrives ct
z:S5 ?. n--DAE EXPBEss TRAIN-stopplng 81 gl-
rard, OCnnss1t, Ashtabala, and PRinoIytlle
only, and arrives IN Cleveland at 6:75R. n.
80 Second Oiass Oars tFs run On al through
All fhs trains going westward connect ct Cleveland
With trains Tor Toledo ChieaGo, Oolzmbu95 Olnein.
natl, Indisnaplts, St. Louis, ko.i and all through
erans going EaatRard, connect 81 Dunkiek With the
trains q the y. z. 4 RGilroad, and q Bualo With
| thoss OF ths New York Central and Bufalo How
York Citg Railroads for Nov York, Albany, Boston,
Eiagars Falls, &C., snd a. Erie With trains on thi
as-Day Express, East and West, connsctH at oIrard
| With Trains on erie and Pittsburgh Raalroad foE
hhlesVills, Head siiio' JaHs5tSsni g. :,
ClsyelAnd. November lI5sh. lsss.
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aAlR9ARa
TAHONING RAILROAD.
CILEyELAND . ToLEpo B. 3.


Iss.4 WIHTEE ARRAHGEMnHF,- I.ss-t
De and Aftsr Honday, November 18th, lsSs, Plnsn.
ser viii lesve Cleveland - t0lloEl 9undlYl
excepted: .....
1850 a. n1s-OHI0AGO EXP RESS-3toDg e 8araa,
Grafton Oberlin, NorEalkj MonroeEtllai Belle
yus, Olgde, Irenzontsnd Elmers, and arKiygg -
Toledo St l230 ?. n; Detroit SO P. T.; md Chi
cazo st l0.s0 PIX.
9.O5 r., m.-WESTERE mAIL-stous st al Bta-
tions On Southern Division, and arrives Bt To-
ladc at SIS ?. ~ Ohicago 500 A. ~
$50 II. M--HORTHERN aAlE-5toBl 81 Al ItA-
tons on Northern Division. and EErfTeIlat SAN
9-sO =. ms-HlGHT EXPRESS-etolg - Grafton,
HorWaik, monroeville, Clyde, and Fremont, and
Hrtyes AZ Toledo q IA P. H. Detroit 500 A. n;
and JhtoAso Et leo A. n. q-.-
OOHHECTIOEB.
u5nnsctionE e.o made ct MonroeyflIe With the San.
dnss-T, HAnshgld Newark R.R., at Clyde Win ths
sandusky, Dayton 3 Cincinnati b. r., q Frouont
Htth Fremont , Indiana =. b. and At ,rols6o with
kEe Michigan Southern B Eorthern IndialS and To-
iedo Wabaah Railroads for chicago, Detroit 1aok-
zO1, Fort Wayne, Logangport, Lafayetts Cairo, Al
lgni 81 L0uis end aH PoiDt1 West, Northwest and
TTains arrive m UIeToIsnd from FoIsdo ana the
West ct 9sss A. M.,.E45 P. NJ and s.g5 ?. r. ~ N
SAndu1kT 1t gsz5 A. =. Ia ID. BUOhlR, sun
Cleveland, November 10, 1851,
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INSURANCE.
TDDD & WORT z .
INSURANCE AGENCY,
sIl - Buperior-st., 21l.
ULEVELAED, OHIO.

asvF York E,sfs Easuraaos GgmPAhst
AssE-s, S3,5S5, ,246.O5.
Hesv EaslaaJ Rire and Marine las. BsERIs
or HARTEORD, CONN.
CASH CAPITAL, 81uD3UoCs
LsEsar Ias. COMPANY, IFlEs and Marine
OF EEW YORK.
CASE CAPITAL, S3OO,OOO.
F.so Iururnaos 0ampang Of Pro S1denosi Il. !.
CASH CAPITAL SI5D,OeOs
rE-psrticular attention given to Insufhnos or
Dwellings for thr8s fVe ears ~ reduccd rates
- Losses adjusted and paid ct this Agency.
ET-sl I6fh IaSI aprissRS8
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1884. PennsyITania Central 1884,
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.

WITH ms OOANEOTINs

WITH rs OOAhEOTINs) -
Is First Class Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
Tbs T1ask Is StOas Bazastsd and Is Ffss from BsssG
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P0sT-0FgleE TlME-TAslE.

1864, EiateF Arrangement 1854.
sus TIE
AFRlVaE eEG OEostEg eg saRaSs
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And many Of them have kindly permitted Us to use
their nsmes but prefer state only atew Of the
cases. leayibg names and residence out, which can
De obtained on application at the oEica-
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Nedten tmpcrtirten 8erliner &lmmel,
Msdten importirten 9pppele &imnnel
fprte &Dtbpetn. Wetswetn, WRabstra, GERRY u.t. no. rferi,
iu btutsen pretfen
Es5- re.f &huarb BIrd,
26jumS ia 9pmbarbhr. j, nAbt Gtatiesfi
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Saltlm ore laD SbiD
go. Nnenhnhn.


an u. noG Gpnntags 10. 4pril rerSen tGsliS 2 3uas
ua5 ~GDReeius unh RartersburS uus Elm 3us mad Grebe=
rid ab9eben, tpie fplgt:
RDf5us tdSIi@ (GcuutuSs ausSenpmulsmA N1rra $40
&rpres3nS tdSli1 AbenbS 9 1br. a
8eibe 3ase ~rerbinben f4 am ObicHus nit onen qlS,.
sea Defti@, ncrowefti& unb i~iOpefIir. :
Der 3uS uaG 6reberid Sebt tGsli9 bon WaItinlore nm
$50 RaGnlittasa anS psn GreDerid 100 g~aurseus,
ScnntaSs ausSencmuIen.
Der 5aS ua& SlicUtts g3ils ge6t bon Baltimore
Diorsens nm 30 uub 9.l5, unb Na&mittoas ]. 20 unb
4.45, unb BON gGicUtts Dtils GIDrSeus TAO unb 100
nub gla@mittoos 2.45 uub 500.
0a6 WalttngtOu.
GbSanS bon Baltimore mad Daibinetpn Wlcrcens s.A5
7.O0, 800 nun 1890, un6 Na&m 3.3O,4.45 HnS 7.5O,
ScautaSs nur DsprSens um s.45 anb 800, uub RAD,
GittaSs um $3.50. abSans bon VBaibinatpu Nsoraens
nl $50, 7.30 u. 11.15 u.1to@ni. um 800, 4.30. $50
7.50. SOnHta9s uur Dacr0eas nm 2. 80 u. gaaGmittaas
$40 u. $50 gtnr ber 2te unb Ate Bug BON 8olfis
more uub BET erfe unS oierts 5uS bon @aitinatpu
baiten an aGen Gtotipnen an. Ser stpeite uub Sedse
3us BON Baltimore unb Der FINITE 3us BON Wofbinctcn
~osrbiuben I'D nit BEN auHapOliss3use.
EBesen n1Eerer gustuuft unb 1inete feber art reube
.aau ftp an 3. z. England, Agent in Der Gombeu=g Sta
ton cber an bic EidetzOfFce.
..s59 H..R mtt9 2ranspcr tmeiRer
8. 10. 6 ole, 9eueral<ageHt. (3an6pl
~ AEL LL WI - E4 LE =
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ue@ Sfans sesd@ frei.l

50 3Nr 6eICnDereu NenntntBnabn Ie.
Eiupauberer unb Sfeiienbs Iprteu Iebr Dorf@tia Isiu
ebe Fe ibre 8iIette taufen uub icuten bieIeIbeu unr In
BEN Bureau bes uuterSei&ueteu ansefelten gsenteu
taufen. at
Dietenigeu, tpel&e in Baltimore ontcnlulen, trerbsn f
opue S9rteriSteit BtIetts fir bieie einis peri&affeu tSn
aeu, tnbem Der gseut Der .DentI@en @eieni&aft" Bel
sprer ednSurs t9nen ben nuteraei3netcn aseuten pSrfeGen
mirb.
VIE reitsrc Gnsfueft unb Saott srtSettt unsntseIbIi&
50. g. gstteseranss.
. %easRass sai9fa rex 81 Stai sor AsEsgzagfss saa
1919 ~ 0Hss-EdsstsAe,
@o9a OF %Nsmp9Ts es5rs
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3 N3t@tte fir Metfenbe.
absaag Der Giienbnbu5ise.

= NBtAtts fir Metfenbe.
Absaas Der Gtienbnbu5ase.
Rad @af6inAtDu
8crmittass 8 As 100 800 UNI 10 ubr.
RodmittaGs: 3 80, 4.45 uno 7.00
Scnatoos UNI 3,45, 9 ubr Morsens unb
$50 Na&mittaS8. 3,
8rn 8 a 9inStOn 4
Hcrutttaee: $50, z 80 Ills. g
Natmitta98 3. 4.30, 5 20, uno $40.
SonntaS8 n1r UNI 7.30 McrsenS unb
unb $50 Radmittas8 fir Baltimore, urtc
8hitabelpbta uno $50 ftr geew<Dprt.
Nad NnnaPeGt& I.
Bon Baltimore z 8crmittuSs II. 4s45
aAmttta9s.
gpn @aIbinstOn $50 @Orm. 8 uno 4.sO
NadmittaSs,
Nud @um6ertanb, @bsetins
II. /. IT.
Tpi13u9 Mor9ens. 7.45 Win.
@rpreB3u8 abenbs 9.15.
g a 6reoertd q.
A.30 Rodmittass.- abSang pcnTreberif
ntr MOrsenS.
Bad $ orrisbure u. No..
Neftsua 8 ubr 20 Win. Mrraens.
@rpleS3u9 8 ubr 80 Wiin. Nbenb8.
ACCOMMODATION 3 ubr NahmittaaS.
Son 9urri8burS
oulmen Gle 3age in Baltimore an Bolf3ug
$40 Ndhmtttl08.
&rprcB3u9 7 nbr Mcr9ens.
Accommodation 1850 Mlpr9en8.
Spnuta8s aeht uur Der GrpreB3us 9 nbr
Wtin. Nbenrs.
Bon 8u1timurs mad @ht1a<
belpbta &c.
8 ubr 40 WGtn. 9Rpraeus Wpfsaa.
9 40 rp. &rpreB5uq.
/ > 10 Mittag8 DO.
4 55 Rahnl. 8of3ug.
IS Gbenb3 @rpre63ug.
on 0bitabedpbia n a d. g az
tim
4.30. sos uno IL uer BORN. uab $50
nnb 11.3O Nadmittaas.
@pnntag8 4 80 Gorm. 1870 Abenes
Na6 IS # 81 arp1amb.
0ud Union 8ritse, (Rber Mefminiter)
4ehen Die 3l9e tlglid 100 Wprgene unO 3
Radmittu9s.
Bon linton Bridge UNI 5 uno $50 Dor.
mitta9S,
ad Sort M b 81 n.
ott Eg
seben tie DampfbOOte jeben Nadmittas A
ubr BON Union Dcd, Tub Der gpncprbltr.
az.
Had Eow ontpwn
sebt bic Vferbe Giienbabn pcn7 1br WaO.r
9ene BE 5 ubr No6mittasS ftanOlid BON
Der @de @nicr uno Gofitr.
WGfe, GTemptiOn8p0picre fir
A~uSIGn6er, anocre Opnmadtem
icUie aut Mren eeri6tlider Documents perben NIT srpee
SOrefaIt tu btnteen Yreiitn tn meiner Office auSeefertiet
wSrauf i'd has teuh6e 9uEItfan ~be{rnbers aufmertiam
made,
Thpm1SR 81. Rf6, -
tSSanS) SfentIt6er RDtar, SO. 81 6
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a2stserta dar 0inspeueeses

1870
gStgs Heterogeneous iilg GlAs
d~'aHDcFgE, ote aa9 Deag M5eReH sG retEts
5g ai 1sai1eR~ 3115g
&;ee 9sgst cas- .. S~spSestss ~, lsesbea bic ssaSeasesss
Agi et s~iDYttesa gEntrnE &elSEFsf-sst Retct %!Fentass
ga ssw SsSsesssB ~SsfSsetst. Gts eaaa si.tss bsbara tss
yETasGssntta stnta Srbbtrtu SrxtSetL, ais fterni
slAt eliSsrs ssta. sue IL pt rm 81 gisiss fssasat siS ~ en- y
sEEk 3esa na9 ~ptusnufta 0isseR. alst
4SittSbur3, 9leDelanb, Detroit, Sort 8atae.
&4tce9C, wliLnauEes, galena, Dubuque, ct
$4nls 500 3sialb, Burlington, Jplra Sits
80 psstsn tGSgs!b BIZ rats bes gtrrtssra SEMINAL 3aSn aebsu,,
Ssa gesIeaea IL CsartcS fsa9ts ais BE ~It dnAern Gatues
afbeneea bV7t~ esEi=e iss, Guls re.tsn a DlaI rsaiesr 81,
sasstp tatd gtSs9ftla. gis Seen isstt sntd tsn faSnfrs
Sell scH Ggte. Die 4Gntf GGtltrnuna tEa eief bts GM:csr
IL 500 ga:ttIsa Eaa Sesd6 WirS titr 8eset&netC morftb1 =.
sgt stt ssa gayl!asisFss anSen StfiMmsasR1ft.
Rad @reFflIae; Dcrtcr, Cincinnati, Sneto.
sapriiS, 2cuisbiQe uub 81. QDris
ass5ss esfnfaGsa gaaasttrs ~ttfitbsrt nab fat s6t @tpSe
sstse pstssFf nS.iabnn8stDatn btstdntt. Ole SaTaa;tr,
nti Hti beTa . Rst-, DbeE AcenbS 10 llbe-pra noG eii,,
geaitssn N sa.S.ea gsHsn VSrs ~a.tsssrtss apfeetalissa ia rsrse,
Sv9n 6. SaIktF, -"
$3.50 10. a@ Sfat-esseft. Hats Geetets S@hST;
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NorOli6e Gentral @ilenbabu
Uerdnberter KahroIom

BerdnOerter BabraIam
aG9 M Wefsn nd " forbes ..
EStnter-TabrStGr.
4n unb uo9 Dem Is. RoS. werbeu bic 3ase ouf bieis
Sa9n in nadfOl9euber 0Seie srpebirt !: s9o :
Sage ~norotpdrte.
PoF5ng 5eqT nun ..............9 nbr 80 BIN. Bcrn,.
&FpreB6a3 y 80 NbeubS
porrtSDur8 accommodation. .......3 VPittoo
BARTON .....7.20 Wpro. 40 WadbTD
31gs itowdrts. isaill
YofdIg tru1unt an nr $40 gectu
SFpreg6u9 0prrn
harrisburg Accommodation. ....11 gOru,.
BARTON gsi ~. 8. 80 Dorm. 20 9fbenhs
Der e'nst8e 3us, Uei9er au GpuataS asoebt, if be,
E~Epres5uS nuI 8 n9r 30 Nlin. abenSs.
Der urt $50 4beRbs ~Gbse5enbe @rpree,ua trirb nm,
an ~fOlSenoea iaDltS ron harrisburg ~selesenen @untter
~dn9aIten: SrIbbcrpusb, Drrt, 6anober Sunctirn. Ger,
mont, g~artton, 0Rpnftun, g6arsbersburo nuS eoSehs,
bile. .
Ser Bpf5nS sept tGsli@, a~usseuommeu 6pnntoas. -
Der GTpres5a8 fomnt tdgliG, ausSenOutmeu Dtontase.
B~ofnstsre fitr 3wtiGenfaticren ipGten ben S~arriskuro
unb BARTON IccDmpbationsSng, nebuea.
Pef< unb srpreBStSe ftePen 9enau in 8erbinbuaa mil
Der Bennipfoonia Central GiIen6abu in Sarrisburc IN.
Dtttsburs, @leDeianO, Columbus, gtnciu.
natl, 5%nptanapOlts, Sort naSns, gbtcoot
uHb alien PIGsen bes Orosen gBefens, lotoie ~ @fmipe
nit Der geU Dcr. @rie @iienbabn mad alien DlSsen in
n6rbtiaen nnb neffIi9en 9sep gort.
GEeSen GabrbtIIets unb anberer 9enanen unt nerl6sIi.
1en Nnstnnft beiiebe man fr on bic 8iaet=Offce in BE-,
Gaioert citation, @Ge Don Colbert unb Oranfliufr., an
toeuben,
3. ". 8 . aG rb,
Gen. Snpt. ct 9sSeb(. @etitraIbaBr
1906 Gb. y. Bcnug,gQ 15Ge @g~
One. Gra@t%a Faftasier-@eent.. sfnrs Sioe5lj
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Rei(e=9R(egen6gite

/. eBDthtsa fGr G%inpanberer ano ReiIeaoe.
5 - -
griparnib bon 3eit, Oel0 u. Gatieraua
3aItiw1pres asD Dbtcs 0tfenbAku
So SAD a1en E9eileu oes @efeas
sses.
R,arfere6uta RnD W1r!ettu, coer Deauooe,
Bbeeltag Ruc Columbus.
DIE Gnttrnans ben 5oIttupre mad allen EbetEen ces Sge,
lens Der 9st. Staateu 10 aaf bteitr Babn larger, ais esss
gaIaetlptta, @er.Yort ootr Grf latnb e.ner anberen &oats,
eabn" %bebtsnen, nsretn NIT ~benfeIben 3Isen uub GDdsea So
Sresrt, ~te os paffasisrs srfer RtGfE sti&e raebr ais bss
DorpeIte botlen. M b aInM A b
Oe DaasH Oiser Oaan SaSea ~sspoIRtrte @tst, ptrben sar
3teren Ertntrafer pernbret@t. tur31ua e. TT fur BITE geastln.
l1tett unb Sthertett Der padagtsrs Ia alien 5tISfn csrprot
Muf c5iger 4ahn fatren biz 4ustnanberer 1uT bas Sbn.US1
Gno 9tatshs, itt Il, bte ct ma 70 c o aen IN bt
SD eIItagsu 6sfBt6 EFT. AGs anntren g3abaer Be.
l5roern nod iaanaer DtetentSsu, ireI9t tn bic 3treiule.su
St1Gttu einwuuoern, NIT Stn I~euSias1en @n1tsransen. 3ieta.
Uns~aroersr wt9isin aGf eteftr Dabu Die Daaen psbrsus
gee!C ati Der aar;tr 5iredes tUtfGen Salttaiort unt st
souss, iortt 8wi@en Baltimore ano Gbieago nut Sr.i agai
sta4 &tietnnatt aeaqugt man auf bIeiet @abn IN 36 St1nSsr
1a@ ct. 2oRis 1uo A9cago tn 3 EaAtn, a
Sober DGfIaSter sat 100 gtunb Gepd6 fret. xInDer pcu4
etS IL Saeren SsiapIsn taIbsu grev. atabsr antsr 1 Jasrsa
an6 SaRt fret. HI ~'1grS~
Oas &sPSd sebt NIT bsa paTasttren aaO trntut MT Zines
sg gsetPes 3eu an csm 1eftl1naun98rrte nf; Elm NeDer es
sasl enc oei@strfsuas pest 1str @epaa bs On ben Ort hsr
Otatf9 { d II tel u Fr55 an ben OtrSdl,Densn s.sta
zen Der Baen an9eReab I'm gtuuanberer au empfanaen unb
mi lHlta SspdEe meter 81 ~bef5r6ern. Dtsfes tit auh :.
RosssetS, ben fstne onbsre Dabn btetst. gITTf
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-20
SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.
SOTICE.-C. NJ. TayIor, II. Davis, \

NOTICE.-C. NJ. Taylor, B. Davis, NJ.
Guuner, Vim. Davis \. Wenther, ThOS Scotland,
T. j. Dunn and Geo. c. HOugh. will take notice that
the Wisconsin Consolidated Mining Company, cor
poration under the laws OF Nevada Territory, own
Ing in common with you the mining claims located
January 10th, lSN, rs the Wisconsin Company, anu
Taylor, T. j. Baker and j. II. Woods. Us the southern
extension of the Wisconsin, in the Gold HUI Mining
District, Storey county, y T., and now all nc9rpo,
rated under the name Of the Wisconsin Consolidated
Mining Company. have paid and assumed an indeht-
eneSS up ~ May ath, lSi, and since the date " III
corporation, Oi Six Hundred and Twenty-Five Dol
lars (S62jJ which amount has been expended ana hS-
snmed in the actual and necessary working OF Silu
mining claims.
Notice is hereby given that In accordance with an
Act Of the Legislature ri the Territory OF Nevada
approved December 18th, lS62. entitled An Act erI-
pOwering Corporations aud Associations for Mining,
to SUE individual members" also an Act approrTti
February 2Uth, lSi entitled An Act for the cncout-
ascucnt Of Mining" suits viii be brought by the
Wisconsin Consolidated Mining Company 10 recover
from each OF the above named parties the amounts
due and remaining unpaid, by each OF them TeSpcC,
lively as hereinafter forth. unless the same shall
ne paid on before June 18th. ISL. The amount
due by &. VI. Taylor, on two hundred AMI twenty
five S225J feet Il lifty-SiX dollars and twenty-five
(SH 2iI. The amount due by Il. Davis on eighty
and Unc-haf feet (sI ~ Is twcnty-0ne dollars
and cihtyScven and nRt-half cents (s2l SIta). The
amount due by VI. Gunner on cghty-Sevel ana
une-haf feet (S1i is twcntyOnc dollars and eighty
seven ami onc-alf centslS2l S71sl. The amount due
by VIM. Davis on one hundred AMI llty iect, NHl Is
llllT S-l'N NSpI W.
by n Wenther on eghty-Sevcn and une-hali icct,
(S:is) is twcnty-Onc dollars aud cghty-Srvcn and
on,-haf cents iS2l S7tsl. The amount due by ThOS.
Scotland echty-SeVen and one-half feet (SI's) Is
twcnty-One dollars ami cighly-scvcn and One-hali
cents (S2l SIR The amount due hy +. j. Dunn Oh
cighty-sevrn and unc-hlf icct, (sIial i twcntyunc
dollars and cightyScvcn and onc-half cents S2l Ssl
The amount due by Geo. {. lUugh on ciGhty-Sercn
ami One-half feet, (S7tsl Is twcntyonc dollars and
cighty-Scvcu and one-lalf cents (S2l STia.
by order Board oi Trustees.
GEO. Il. BURNETT, Sec'y.
Gold Hill. May -. lSi'i. my2i III
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Names and Ages OF the Survivors OF
the Revolution.

James Barnham, on the St. Louis, Mis-
souri,, roll, S32 33 per annum born in
Southampton county, Virginia, May 10,
1884; age 80 years and months.
John Goodnow, on the Boston, Mas
sachusetts, roll, at SAG 81 per annum; born
in Sudbury. Middlesex county, Massachu-
sets, January 80. 1902; aged lO2 years
and II months.
Amaziah Goodwin, on Portland, Maine,
roll, at S3S 33; born in Somerworth,
Stafford county, New Hampshire Febru-
airy l6, 1859; age los yeurs.
William Hutchings, on Portland, Maine,
roll. at S2l &C born in York, York coun-
ty, Maine (then Massachusetts,, in the year
1864.
Adam Link, on Cleveland, Ohio, roll, at
$40 per annum; born in Washington,
county, Pennsylvania; aged lO2 years.
Benjamin Miller, on the Albany, New
York, roll. at $24 81 per annum born in
Springfield, Massachusetts,, April 4, 1854.
age 80 years and lOt months.
Alexander Maroncy, on the Albany,
New York. roll at SO per month born in
the year ITO; enlisted at Lake George,
New York: age "a years enlisted by his
father, as he was young.
John Pettingill, on the Albany, New
York, roll, at $50 per annum; bonn in
Windham, Connecticut, September 10,
1852; age l0l years and 81 months.
Samuel Downing (papers do not show
his age), on the Albany, New York, roll,
at $50 per annum; served in the second
New Hampshire regiment.
Lemuel Cook, on the Albany, New
York, roll, at 800 per annum; no age or
birthplace given in the papers.
Jonas Gates, on the St. Johnsbury, Ver-
mont, roll, at SS per month; papers mis-
laid. Since found to be l0l years old.I
DIAMONDS AND SoAP-GREAsE.-lt is
stated that the most costly array OF pre-
cious stones bought in Philadelphia in
1863, were ordered and paid for by very
common laborer of other days, who had
suddenly and amply enriched himself by
following the Army of the Potomac, gath
ering up the animal food thrown away BY
the soldiers, and selling it for soap-grsase.