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RAILROADS., Mt.
Vermont Central AND suIlt-
v0Ei railroads.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Aorsp,ber lltb, 1864.
tF ..lliI 0oins SCUM ane Esat,


Leave "oh'ptIrt q I'D Al, 300 sand lUUOF.,
"a 49, lfAiN letr.t ST. ~ aus atbll An. Burlips.
va sew tNV A. a., eonnectnE Ht Nits River Iuueti I
thu tehnW taiIs sltH Trains tot bsgur tyussrrfsf
ma wan vermont VALLEY Is. k.lor springfield aud New
fctt Wtsmpn en- York at lO,1ar.u.
hAt n.tetta IruS leaves Osdeusbursh A An =,
~ AehtcW al Say A.N. kausc tt utatIO % A. \ tli
ius'oa, Troy and Sew Iuik.
Nam LArHuat lRAthltaNes Nslrnsinrsst n IN =.
h'Wieat Is go =, A., hua#ts Ioittat5.#s r. A. trfi,
ar aI tottuuat t,iH an. r1nu,Cthl al H.loW, HI
gAa bAoihitcA q. i0g boston aud Worcester and sin
Numehl valley q y lof Springfield sc. and affiyinr
Ne" Yea 90 i231e. =,
Trains Going North snd vssst
L't' .lipetiei u $50 AZ. II Ol a. rr.ss,
Du EtPrssf tHu, Iaavrs Boston Al 7.no..v.yt.
"'. 90 i' hHfmrtoa tteut ell ufithbufeh al Itas,
tni the "esi, making close eonnrruons.
'tAi tAAlN leaves Hn3ton at f.Hl A. ". via Inv al
h'.i'N' 90 tthhif. White kttt junction at 3.us.p
iol hdhlAs.v' al uiital sad & gdgaahurh
'st' hftuf mas .Nrr htnuHfia at 10 % i.
aad hnilinFlon Il q =, ~ ter Ruusc ront.
ft'tI HHttAHf tfNlsaN#s NeiuWs ads 4tl0 Oou 4.
eeeFlat Ha-teutct from 1rfuHrt Valley t. h.ts,yips
~ AoFa Al la.ls .. e.. and lfum Cheshire X. h
l.a,liF hosien 90 SIS Q. q. connecting Al
"alte hHri ssnfuVL sith iriA ieAs.nr Ue.ten y,
. o. p. ~. HuIf.UE 90 hrf.f.i1r ,t q lo. A..
tnh. ~ " A.. h., faHftt4i at a,llAu ana n-a,,..
luifh 90 ( 80 D q. The Nan Train 9th ma kts,@.,
HA'h NuHh eouueti with passumpst Road
NHVhhE ears ufe HtHthef IT, ruth me ntght a,
4 4lhs iNahua between Aeuse'1 puiEt ana Haaton add
os.st f"itt iHd priH-Lt d.
iAnpsh iekst ~ Chicago and The West fots,ls a
me WIntifaI haiets '''
ANtes g S.v a. 'efl ~ '0fh
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Manhood how Lost. how Restored

ln,t plbi ~. a rev a. .iioaui ur, Cnl,crvcii's
ro'"b'a'ea hshHN GA hp radical cut, tuithcut med.
80 gu Awit tr afuHal NtaEue.s. lntri.
9ntfy seminal los'et, lmpoaucy Aeut,I aid fhysiuai
luoalAe1i lmpedmunt, b. Marriage. ttt sIss. tnr.
.umlti.9' splrpN ana Fits, nuuopd by soitudulgthcs
lrg frioe 'n seal'd Envelope, oniytctf
IAo celebrated author tht ADJ taht, ~ clearly
that the alarming cousou ices ~ san Ahust rs, Ne
fHdieaiy cured without ne dansetlU. u.ottimcfua.
meileis'' or lhc apple Won of 90 khr-foiuurg out
hVeh cure Al once simple, vlfiaIn am tu.,tnal. by
MEANS Of which ey'rg tudcftr, 10 matter b. cen.
alon may be, may cure him ifeheaply, privately and
tr This ttetur, theuid b. Ia o. iaaaa If e,sfy
feuth and every man 800 ihe lanl
sent under sesl IN plain ,tttlcre, 10 any ad'r''
postpaid, on the receipt Of s.H ettta uf w. leite
stamp, Address the puhltheih
CuAs. j. C.FLlNa q CO..
lAI boweryi New YORK. fVst oiHce fos, ssse
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-17

TESTIMONIALS.
regard NJ Eddy one Of the most CAPABLE and
successful practitioners, with whom have had official
intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
Cnmmssi0netof Patents
haveno hesitation In assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent an trustworthy
ana more capHhle OF putting their Applications in form
"a secnretor them anaay and favorable Iteration
me Patent once EDMUND BURKE,
Lale Commiss iouer Of Patents.
NJ H. II. Eddy has made for me thirteen applications
on all but one Of which patents had been granted and
mat now pending Such unmstakabe proof Of great
talent aud ability on his part leads recommend 80
inventors 10 apply 10 MIN 90 secure their atrnts as
hey may Dc sure ohaylng the most faithful attention be-
S'o"ed ohlheH cases. and at very reasonable charges"
IOlN rAGGAE1.
during eight months the sui scribef 30 course Of his
arge Practice made on twice rejected applications SIX
teen appeals, every one u which decided In his fyor
by lhs commissioner Of patents Il. II. EDDY
Boston, DC. ~, lB '8 "
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OLD EYES M DE NEW.
famhet ditsein huwt speedily r.ttore s,ht and
give up srtaces without sd ~ Doctor or N a cns-
snt by mail lice on receipt Of 10 ceu,a. Addpu
= f0ofE, ", D., 1872 Broadway, New rc,t
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miscellaneous.
American q Foreign Patents.
Il. II. EDDY.
n - -,

. OLiCilOh Or FHI E.NIS,
Late Agenlof u 5 Patent Office washington under
the AGtoil637.l
az State street opposite Kllby ct. , Boston.
4 FTER an extensive practice Of upwards oftwonty
years. continues TO secure PltenSiutbe Umted States
also in Great Britain trluct and other foreign counf
Cavea Specifications BONDS, ssguments and AL Pa
pefs or Drawings for Patents executed on liberal terms
and with dispatch Res arches made into American or
foreign works. to determine the validity utility Of pa
tontsor invent ionsaud legal or other advice rendered
m all matters touching the zane. Copies Of the claims
of my patent furnished by RENTING dollar. Assign
me ntsfecordeG at Washington
The agency Is not only the largestin New Euglndbn
through H inventors have advantages for securing pa
tents ofuscertainlag the pdentAbty ofuyeuous, un-
surpassed by, II not immeasurably superior TO, any
which can De offered 10 then elsewhere rbe tesimUui-
ala below given pave that Is more success su at the
Patent ONCE than The subscriber aud as success is The
best proof OF advantages and ability he would add that
he has abundant reason 10 believe aud can prove that no
other Office Of the Kind are the charges for
services 80 moderate. The immen-e practice Of the sub
icnbor durng twenty years ashns enabled him 10 &C.
'umulte vast collection Of specific atoms and official
decisions relative 10 patents.
these besides bis extensive library Of legal aud me
'hancal works and full accounts OF patents granted In
ne United states AMI Europe, render lin able be, ond
question, TO oer superior ,ces for obtaining patents
hlInecessity Of aIoumey to Washington to procure n
laeht ana tho usual great delay there saved in
,eutors
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4flr0itillrs.

- NDD WI be forfeited by Dr. l.. Dix ii failing to
QOOOeure ia less time "a IN auy other ysici4u,
mere tnectually ana pefmelatly, with lets strain
from occupation Cr tear OF exposure " al weather
with safe ana pleasant medicines.
5ELF-ABUSE SOLITARY HABITS
Leireifectfand oouseg uencef
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
lucidentto Married and siaglo Laoies
SECRET AND acknowledgements
MercuIial Affections rupuCUsAud ali Oseab,a of tbs
Skin Ulcers OF the Rose. Throat ana uUdy; Pinres
on the lace aBeiliuga OF the Joir,s NGrousutsa
Constitutional aud other Weaknesesin louth, and IN,
more advanced, OF all ages, ol
EOIH oE&Esi SINGLE OR MARRIED.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-17

sur Nervous so c17uH, lcmsis tonp..Ut.. sa,
diseases = the hidHeys Aua l.-4IIr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-17
iFOn as n Medicine


ne Peruvian Syrup
Ir.u. ,h. vlsaratdI.v llt.Il. t...r., 49,,
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AUCTION NOTICES.

4 CCTlON notice.. ROTH, AUCTR-
Al eNtreoid EAr, or. rtuultv 10, Hou., kecpers
sn9 VIC .rte-O'er Sl2,tu Voth q elegant ho.i-c-
.o,' ,ua.i,.,e T. ~ ito'oltc. we've, brussels
da', SaurGay no.uiHr, Nav 2uth, At ii o'cl ck. a,
"" private Icsidtuc, ~ Wet ~th ct let 5th and
9th ave, tO tho tIhest bidder "a ttl,.nt t,a 80
positiNc. tiS
4 UCIlON NOTlCE-jOu CASES BODTS
and shoes will hc sold At auction OH Mopde, aad
NJ s", at lus o'cock, Mt tho Store OF C. :. pAEs1NJ
SONS 81 j0rtlnudt e..
EEkRI LEASE Al AUCTlON-NT THy
L Citj U,li, ON Monday, Nay 10Th l-lh A. #
o'clock, A. VI, viii lie old NJ Public Auction, ~ the
highest BIDDER viii sdeInae security. fot trfiu II
ten year, from the L. dN OF june, l-j5, letse 10
establish md maint'in iertv from tlr has u " the
loot OF ~ ..hr IT, Iu the Cty Of New No.k, tu iluI-
kcn, Sew IrrscF, ut the point mere TIE old 'pIrs
Nas estept,iIo ur within Que thousand yards to.'h
o. suJ q ut that point. Tie landing place Al lluuo-
Ken, Ne Jcrr,,, fo To fuuishCl hv the purchisor.
lctsc 10 hD 30 f.t g.Id form ot lo-r, CnCs hD,ct-
lore cnte "i mo lv O." Corporation, vhich NAV e.
h, t 49,, e, H,u Ht 'Ic o.'.c 9i inc IompuHl' .
MATTHEW 4 BVfNNNN. Com"tiolcr. so
| JENkiNS. AIrTiONEER. WILL SELL
- 90 sI,' .. ou hundYN, BN pa, at II 0'c ock,
lWI lFH3f " orc t.D. nuHNc f.t'I n, large lot oi
hon,chod rrnhuo, ror7,tint OF lcis, blankets,
- & j. buCALr. AjCIRS-THiS DAY.
william 80 ..r 10, 'h.u.ahU'i Inn, ,.ir, VI every
Gee n' ',y .u.cuui velvet, bui,-c,s AMI =
hci' All tciom'. u,rc',,- required ior al nut
,l's'.. ne
SHEiH,i.N ,Alt-BAG tiArI RES, IIC-
A'uoi uu' -..n0s. kiytl MAJ " NlIlEs, Nl,'I,
VII sell Na ttt, .turfuv 40 = O'Clock. rt 20 iHst
l. oadNp', guaut,N Of har nNtpica MAO pipo. lsr.
.,1orp s.,, .r..r-. auH DBL. ho,,. .r' ue.trts cham.
g'.'ts aut p.a.'.. ,1uN hiLLl, >bc1u. ~
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1NSA'LsI's"ElON.

\ 7 q" ROW FRY YOUNG MEN RETU RN-
. ...s 'tuu Tie \ uiy tld navy may secure strict
!. p.I'h'u il+tfucN n iu l,k-k,rping, Writing,
Ari'aW"' q. &C.. Go. P\lNi, tur well knupu Teach
~ ci NLif,., BE- ono ul sac t,st mstTuc,o ia ths
state. st. I"it H,rrlrl. YT3
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coal.
x,EsNIESTRS.

A SET OF TEETH ON SILVER OR RUB
LAter tlUto 10, ON roid, az a. ~ partial pieces
ont pam or t,cl with yoli olnor hil.ugs bJc. to
each, BY In. II, NIlLfRs, ~ boweiy oplo-it the
Old Theatre @3
mr.. UEAkE. i3,CANAL STRfET, SETS A
II ~ of t,rtl On ....i H. g. fl g. gu gl 10
J., ys sect ounl -'- crn'f V"r toltl teeth iilei
With got, Ton. Ger yu', o.. o'he iine. by c,- a.
t.. tHo'h. l,oth .st.l- ,t without pam. -
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sgalI'E'sN6s.

DASsAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
ana l4atou 10y the Oll Black Star Line For
liverooD tho tDNo HUTTON sails on April 18th
Dor pl,aa. apply 70 WILLIAMS &GUiON, 40 Fulton
g.. JjI
DASSAGL TO AND FROM GREAT BRIT.
AN AID IRELAND,
~ STEAM -Hlf A.,D SAILING PACKET,
Al EEbJ CED RATES.
u. AZ. l,a.i.'t, Throughout Eu-Iaul Ireland scot
Ian and NiIrs.
VI paIu,u AIS amply 10
TNaCOlL, BROTHERS Il CO.
80 ou ~out" IS
SIEAM To QUEENSTOWN AND IN
- fuOL.-thlS satls SATURDAY Ma .,t,
uihiA -lis sLtuIdsy, Ma 9TH Cabin q.s... s ...,
tteeiase s5'A payable Ia currency AY.y e ~ ..
IIAAs = VGLOh, ~ bgVg4uy 40
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WANTED.

WANTED. 2 OR GOOD pPFS SHAKERS
w and eood thinner. CAllNtzII alton -toct
brooklyn
WANTED-TISSMlTH, TlN Bon MA.
S.or .eT' and .Cu' 10y to work IN tn chop -
WANTED-AN INTELLIGENT OFFICE
w boy, one living With nj, p.ren,. preferred
must be a good ritter Address la ov handv ritinr,
KING 81 IrUN co, O. William e. %
NANTFD-EIRST CLASS HANDS To
w make fine custom shirts by Wheeler W ilscu's
today and Monday ~ rs spring g. Ia shirt store.
WANTED-2 GOOD BARBERS-ArrLI
w "a Bleecker', II
NEASTED-SK1RT HANDS WANTED.
w Apply at the Manhattan skirt and Corset Co..
o. Chambers IT. ~
WANTED GIRLS WHO HAVE WORKED
w at painting and cnamellns jowclry. Arpy a,
No 80 south 7th st, williamsburth. 10
WANTED A GIRL To DO no, SEWORK.
w one Who know. how 20 wash and ron' ma. sI-
ply a. '5g Wooster uoN All 10
\NANTEp-A CARRIAGE TRIMMER on
w light Nork At sllNLk's' "a to l.. EA't Sist
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HELrEES-
NrANTLr-j LABuRERS To CO 10 A
w uoa. D. bItsh W., Ida Island, ou % ton
i ,AT1lE e ne Aqsr.caa ami Bhi,a y l.
NNANTED-HANDS To MAKE LINEN
ius,crs a. u Cottislct'L Aouo reed .,ps.
LANTEr-TOR A GENTLEMAN IAM-
w iy men ,cryaut', uud cook AID chamber
mad tns sh scytch ~ herman Lately lauocl PIE
icuod Gail at ~ sixth ave. .G
\\ANTED-2 GIRLS FOR LIGHT WORK.
w Ay2.y toJ.f CLUE o CO.. -, Canal It,, "a
NANIED--AS rOk1ER FOR a pJBLlC
w iust tu'luu in NruaA. %. tt,.I, Respectable
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SAI.G.ssLaE.a.

~
IL = a - " l. J.. 60 - "
- "itt ,"fIroi' ifnI'.rd ~ V,NU'i NoDi .YI
s"'o.. O., 20 spnr "t..' hi' 80. or " POI. t.,,D
,.u .atl,1t lr.,. .,'l ,,r,'i I.',',i. ii..,
t...-.,.. .....,.n,. q. "a o. ,,..r. , ' ..,.'
ic .. ,, ,., , ,o, a. d. ard ''i"he a.r
a, w.. j. I' l5, ~ l.gt &C. ' 7'.' .'.''
Finprs. B.ot,urs Isri. IT. Anfh.p.'s ,I, '
,' ,, '' , ''.,' 10 'e' '',.''. ' ""..,
plants, ant iIssn n,r,so. Tr. Az. .,.',.,.i
eni 'tS ,,' 5'l.,9 ' .g .s o ",'
uurins l.r ,cers the public I,, 3d., .....rl D..
s,fa,a'ile f.. oI. doi,ar. Mo.t IT ,,.. h,,, .,.
II sg, s,rrnlIrs' hn c.,,, ' , '. ,.,1 30" e..
the uss Of The ,ni,ols .tt.a,t %. ,a.apl..n .hir'
:, non,nou, 4i,h im,s.,tion ana cna.t 5,.,,,.,"
10 pound ga, ,lp-' il.. MAJ .u,,ul to ~ ~
such rercdy ~ -ha!i rescue The u,, nom a. .. 'd
rouui lor briicv'ns u n,s ,ittD,. unich are
lhle b, The ord'r'i5 ran OF me dct.', j., ~ nt,nl,
th'm the he si'crl'iye vh',ne, l.1De I,.. io. 49,.
To,t eiicetusl purifier Of iho Goad yet dalo,
am lo.y.
MLlEs CHERRY rECIoRiL Is 20 unlvert'y
Shit., incip. G', Gonsumptio, na To, , Uui rs 'n
easc thst it /. useless here 10 recount tl c'i,
rl"psrci Ly Df "J o. C. AYE HYfH rS' Co.,
aud ,od BY all Druggists and dealer, IA u..4si.i
nR. ROBERT A. SCIIENCN, WELL known
49, IN New YORK for HE ,ucee.-iu, te:ment d CO...
near Oh av, every afternoon ard ty,r..f,y. ~ '''
YYv,rT,o a, 1pv p,Io,, p,,r,.,,,,-,-,-,,
His ira Mns.r pAiSi'I'i Tn,v.' - 'i,Ni '''l
FLA fitSssIraEl AZ HRinisnIi
M4Esf SAFES 9G PlSGA.LT ~ nv HLdi6
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WANTED.

"A KTIFICIAL FLOwERs-wANTED, IS
- rirl, 70 make piquets, a.so 10 ecod brsnchet..
A CARRIAGE PART MAKER AND JOB
81 Der wanted. cor Biosdsy and i6th 9, secd
YOrkman CAL have steady work :. l.. BATES. 200
A BOY ABOUT Is YEARS OLD WANTED,
~ one that l. accustomed ~ work farm prefer
red. Apply at Is Neiey Il. -
A ETHICAL WANTED Men
watoru IS
A STOUT BOY WANTED AT GEORGE
"a W. ALENANDLRs II and 80 Centre ~. ~
a YOUNG MAN WANTED WHO THOR
Lhoushy undo stands packing good, in barrels. Az
tly 40 Greene at LESLEY ELLIOT ii
A FIRST-CLASS OPERATOR ON W. &
who undertand drestmAking tfeferred, i4l4 BROAD.
way, bet. 4lst and 42d ct. 1913
A FEW LADIES WILL BR GRATUI-
"A tously tsughi to set type, and enpc' cd parma
pic, rpent Addross. statinr residence, and othor
Particulars ELIAS III RILEY. spruce It
a GOOD STEADY BOY WANTED TO co
I'm the county, bear New Haven, to work on \
farm, one who h had some experience re- juired
eclOct. D.
a GIRL WANTED, FROM II To II YRS,
TITO take ce;e OF child year. old, and rake Lee
10 Spring It, ID
A GOOD, STOUT BOY WAIVED, ABOUT
10 or ], yeer- ols, n = sotk'hop. one not AFRAID
sfWors. Apply At Is Third ave- 90 lin A.. -
BOY WANTED-ONE THAT CAN Write
"a Eood hand. Apply to JOHN GREAsON & Co,
1I2 William Of u
BOY wANTED-APrLY AT &C ELM ST,
BUTTON HOLE MAKERS ASD BAlST-
Brooklyn. IL
RAKER wASTED-ONF WHO UNDER
- stands bread and catc 20 90 a short dstsn,e IN
the country. Amply ~ 15I Nest't. 80
CLOAK MAKERS AND CLOAK FINISH
- cts wanted Apply during this wcot & \.
bureh. 20
CANvASSERS wASTED-TO SELL RI
Ciri?u- ant Patriotic ric'ures ON tmc &c. th, ci'r
To good uon, rooi Inducements are oiie Cd. No'o
need apply cNccni thg,c Who can furnish GOOD tctr
BET 10Th aud SOth .ts =
CARpENTERS-wANTED, G GOOD MtN.
~ Steady work - W,st -stl &c. "a
CLOAK HANps-wANTEp 4 FIRST.
70 c.a-s cloak trimmer Nolc ogLer a,cl .lp'.. at
FIRST CLASS MNNTlLLN HANDS. ME-
hi e. - -'N' d TAYLOR cog. "''ai and Oh ..-.'
CAS FILTERS wtN1Eu-NpLA 10
~ JOS. DftAN N>rr. IA lh'-d ave. c.
GIRLS. WANTED 10 COVER TA-,AL
- mould. % lioac-.. D.1a,iEN. %
Coon PLAIN SFNLr--, or i GOOD
~ p.,in Pc. e.s "autcd to oo.s oa ,en.ufs. A..Y
COOP SKIRT HAEnSu az WOVEN SAirt-.
~ NAV apps At u lhomas .t 7r l,' uuau, 'u
ftift ami Corr,t M'ir 20. a0
Hoor SKIRT HANDS WANTED MUIR
- ., no veirf. for d.'f. d!
VIDESE Su,ER WANTED DSE mar
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lost AND FOUND.

EOrSD MAY 18TH, IN \ 18th AVE CAR,
Il % p.cka e.. which tho owner can have l.. calling
~ o. west l5,A ., p!o,Ius popo4L and pny1uG cH-
pcnsgH. ~
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'HUE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PtlD For
oi t.v-uufva- pmrAiHa h.uts sl' vast,
paper oi every t,-'ril.lon. s'othMfll & EN
I'll. uN. Ann at 'ooi sect o. NH-H.u. j4l
TINTED SIATFS 7a3 LOtN-THlEu ST.
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EOR slsE AMP rO LET.

A FARM or 80 ACEES FOR SALE. ON
~ tho Ccntful x. a. IL u or out. o. ninu'es' tids
ami near the depot, banding iu cool order: land veil
fenced gA4 Ia sot4 Culli,aIuu euk and CROP cheap
and on accommodating tcims, AUly to T.. ItpllO.
/. ttu'fcs;. 800
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-31

DAssENGERs LEAVING SAN FRANCIS.
co by Boat at P. NJ, will take tho Cars at
Sacramento, on both roads, at $50 4. NJ, for the
Lake Bigler Route, will change TO Stages Mt
Single SPRING. For Donner Lake Route, at
Colfax Station; arriving in Virginia, by both
Lines, In 80 hours from San Francisco
n.s..i..n ska lIanntnIna hx nnYliGhI
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To the Residents of Gold Hill.

T,HE UNDERSIGNED MOST RESPECT
fully tenders his services for the purchase
and sale Of Mining Stock. He has the most com
plets facilities for buying and selling to the beS
Will advance money on Mining Stocks at rates
current In San Francisco, and In selling stocks
will when desired, mako returns immedia'eiy' oy
either check or draft. .f-f.g .. ,..,.,.,
Nv patrons may in all cRses rely implicitly on
having their busIness transacted honorably and
confdentinlly, as vouchers for which refer. by
permission, to the following gentlemen John
bcrt' John u, Winters, W. II. Blsuvelt, DR.. c. w
Fox, A. K. Grim. Geo. F. Jones. J. H. Latham
Hoping to prove worthy Of q fair Share Of
your patronage, remain. .. r,.r ...rr
... ID -- 81 THOMAS oBRIEN, mo
Main street, opposite Wells. Fargo Co.,
Gold Hill, Nevada.
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p. S-win sell GreenbackS, Treasury. Notes,
and u s. Bonds at not more than one;halt per
cent. above San Francisco rAieaj and will pay
the highest price for Gold HUI, Virginia, and
County lndebtedneSS oezf"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-07

PugiIistic Powers Of Whisky.--On Sat
urlay night last party from the country (namcs
unknown to the writer visited our usually quiet
town, and, after imbibinS freely of the 30 be ioy
full" became very boisterous and began making
sundry pugnacious demonstrations They visited
the Billiard Saloon OF Syl. Beals, Esq., with their
sails ilUttcriHg, determined to kick up row"
with every body in general and "clean OUT Bour
bon in particular. ~ can piip any maa in Bour-
bon soon found dispaiant and an engagement
followed. There might have been a terrible ef
fusion of blood and irreparable damage to upper
works had not KING BACCHUs held undisputcd do
miniOn over the combatans, rendering their efforts
to confuse and lacerate each other futile The
noise and confusion attending rhi,kg brGrls at
tTacted quite crowd, among whom were the Cor
porate Authorities, who promptly arrested the bel
igereHts and brought them before Justice Beals
for trial. The Court fined them $500 AID costs
and administered little wholesome advice, which
we trust will be oflastng benefit to them. Such
offences cannot be too severely punished and We
hope the order-lovins officials oil Bourbon will in
fict the severest penalty of the law upon all dis
turbcrs of the pu5lic peace. Should such dis
graceful conduct come under our observation again
we shall ascertain the of the offenders, and
grant them the privilege Of setoldiny them in
public print. NnFccd.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-07
THE REPUBLICAN,.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Melancholy Occurrence MIR. Alfred
Johnson, Il very worthy and respectable citizen of
this place was so badly injured early on Saturday
afternoon last by his dray passing over his body
that he died IN six eight hours after the occur
renee. The PARTICULARS of the sad affair as they
have been related to by an eve witness, are
about as follows: Mr.. Johnson Was passing along
Michigan street, riding on his dray, which
heavily loaded with household furniture, and when
opposite II. A. Lemons Drug Store some one
backed his wagon against MIR Johnsons dray,
which frightened the latter's horse, rather spirit
ed animIl. when he started to run; Mr.. J. was
either thrown from the dray in front OF OF the
wheels, or attempted to jump OFF ald fell IN that
position. The wheel struck him him on the side
ust above the hip and passed diagonilfy across
his body, bruIsins the flesh slightly from that point
to his shoulder blade. After the wheel hld pissed
over him he rose up on his hands and feet, bCtrm-
medatey fell forward on his lace and was totally
unconscious for some time COnsciousne -, how :
ever, led few hours before he expired, but
there reaction of the system. From the
time consciousness returned he suffered intensely
until shcrt time previous to his death. Tie ox-
ternal injuries slight but it is evident some
one more of the internal vital organs were rup
turcd or death would not have ensued so soon. No
post m0rtem examination was had, we believe
Mr. j. an honest and useful citizen and will
be greatly missed in this community. lie leave
wife and one child 20 mourn his loss.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-07
The Editor of the Laporte Herald save:

Dir. PRICE, the celebrated Analytical Physician,
will attend TO all cases of chronic diseases that
rnly come 10 him. The doctor has visited our city
regularly during the past eight years, never having
missed an appointment and has a practice now
that is certainly satisfactory and should convince
all that he is master of his profession. He is a
thoroughly educated physician, having graduated
at an Eastern Medical College. and has displayed
skill and ability in his profession OF high order
Many persons after spending much time and mon
1ey in doctoring elsewhere without success have
nried DR.. Price and found permanent relief
Let the afflicted give him trial and il they do
not find relief they my rest assured that their case
is beyoad hope
Those aiIins in this vicinity Will bear in mind
that DR. Price m tkes his mex. visit to Laporte for
consulta ton upon all chronic diseases, during Sun
day and Monday. December 18th and 18th. Office
ut the Parker House.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-07

SuTseries.-Thcrea are two extensive Nurse
ries in the vicinity OF this place which. we think
our farmers would find it to their inte to pa
irOniZc instead o. those at distance. The pro
qrielors. Mcssrs. J.. c. Brumbaugh & Bro, and
Messrs. BrouBice & Taylor. responsible aud
honorable men, and whatever they say in regard to
ahe kind and quality Of their trees, shrubs vines
may DO relied The nursery Of the Messrs.
brumbaugh is situated near Pretty Lake, two and
hall miles southwest of Plymouth; that OF
Nc.srs Brownce < Taylor in sight of town, on
the Michigan road. By paironisng these gentle mril
Fou not not only get trees that are likely TO
live than those that come from distance. but the
money Is kept in the county and you have besides
tho additional satisfaction Of having encouraged
HIome enterprise and industry, without which no
community can prosper. l-e.rs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-07

Ladies. We have secret or two worth knowing.
" you will listen wei IraispeT them 10 YOU. We
know where you get bargains. Shili VIC tell
YOU Do you wish handsome dress. Meriuo,
Poplin, Broc.u!r. A. 1ae.. or French Plaid a. 81
-csa.s yani Black Hi Gloves, an embroidered
hemstitchcd IIanGk crchief,a of Furs, plaid
Shawl. Shoes Tor YOURSELF and little ones l-go
20 Westervelts. They h1ve Only One Price, and
always offer you gooss at the lowest possible ig-
sTcs- They have nice assortment OF Carpets and
full lirc OF FlluneS, TO which your attention is
Invited.