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RAILROAD LINES
I HILADELPHIA, " ILMI NGToN, AND BAL.
4 TlAoRE RAILROAD.

hInADELPHIA, " lLMI INGT0N, AND BAL.
i IlAoRE RAILLPFSohD LFSi
leave Tsno1 RSns ao,St2 S9EPA& 81 & AB % 1855 Trains VII
4 Avenue. as iollowsi- -'N'---'''
Bmoie and wasbS%6n on M Y Sssss eTSspsd G Sr
a tSde NewaEk Lkton Perry vle Havre.
ssTnc Penymans Magnolia, UhaSes and
Way all Train at US A. NJ. SUNDAYS excepted, for
ledelphia and Baltmors. '''"''i NJ
ctpted for Princess Anne ilford, and internediate
Lxpress Train at HAS A. NJ. Sundays excepted, ,or
Baltimore and Washington ''N' 'Oi
timore and WashiDlto stopping at Chester Cavmont
dyln Mnm,pg9n, G MeWSrk lk5on Northeast Pcryyile
noiia, hnse's and Stemmers Run
T. ight Express at II p Nj. for Baltimore and wash
pessenge,s BY Boat from Ba timore Fortress Mon
WiLMIEGToN ACCoMMOD ALTON TRAINS
Stopping at ali stations between philadelphia and VIII
Leave Philade phia ats.ll15A. NJ. 4.sO G. ard,,..o
p.od NJ. 4 nc ne 4i5O r. M han connects with delaware
- Leave wilmington at 40, s, and $50 A NJ, and $50
Trains for New Castle leave Philadelphia at A. M.
Leave Wilmington at IL A. NJ, 4 SO and 10 p AZ
CHESTER FOK PHILADELPHiA
L. LsHyf Sc csss'fS 6sS % a. 's SAG 1914 and ilIs
FROM batting ORE TO PHILADELPHIA
- Leave Baltimore 7'25 A M, Wav.mail g2O A. NJ
Express lilo p. NJ, Express. 6'S5 P. ~ Express s'25
r-.,- - .-,,''' TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at 40 andS 5lA N =, and 33sP NJ
Leave wilmington al 8 20 anO 80 A. M. aud 4'I5P M
Freight Trains with Passenger Cars attached will cave
as follows Nv mington for Perry vile and Intermediates
stations at sos p NJ Baltimore for Grace and
intermediate stations at 10 2. NJ Peuyvllle for VIII
mngton end intermediate stations mt 500 A. CON
meeting at Wilmington with A. Nj. train for PhladeI-
phia.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
xpress Train at 4'l5 A. M Tor Baltimore and WASH
ington stopping at chester Wilmington, Newark Fix
ton, Nertheast Perryviue Havre-de-Grace Aberdeen.
PER- mons Magnolia, Chase's and StemmeT's Ran.
Night Express III p M for Baltimore and Washington
accommodation Train at IL 80 r. NJ. for Wilmington
and intermediate stations. ,e'ON
Leave Baltimore at 1925 p. NJ, stopping at Havre-de-
Grace, Perfyvie, and ~ imlngton. Also 9 ons ar Eli
ton and Newark ito take passengers for Phi and
leave passengers from Washington or BRltmoreJ and
inrton " "
Accommodate Train from WI mngton for Pbiladol-
phs and intermediate stations at 60 r. AZ.
AIS ii. r. KENNEY, superintendent.
EENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
y SPRING ARRANG CEMENT
The Trains the Pennsy vania Central RaiIrooa
oeve the DEPOT, at thirty first and Market streets
which reached by the tie Market Street Pas
eeneer RailN ay, running TO and from the Depot Tha
last car leaves FIoni street about so minutes n1ns
TO the departure of each Train. r-VA
On Sundays-Cars leave Eleventh and Markat
streets 46 minu ties before the departure Of the vening
Trains. ''i"b
Mann's Baggage Express will cal for and do,,o-
Bgetage at the Depot. Orders lef at the Utlce No
6sl tesDut street VIII receive attention 'N'
TRAlHs LEAVE DEPOT W.T.
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LIQUORS.
CKESNUT GROVE WHISKY.

No. 225 North THIRD Street.
II anything wanted to prove the absolute purity
of this Whisky, the following certificates should do it
There alcoholic stimulant known commanding
recommendation ON such high souTces:-
PHILADELPHIA, September g. 1858.
We have carefully tested the sample of CHESNU1
GROVE WHISKY which you send u.s. aud find that Il
contains NONE OF THE POISONOUS SUBSTANCE known as
PUslL OIL, which is the characteristic and injurious
gredient of the whiskies in general use.
BOOTH, GARRETT Il CANAC,
Analytical Chemists.
NEW YORK, September s. 1858.
~ have analysed a sample Of CHESNUT GROVE
Risky received from Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr., OF
Philadelphia; and having carefully tested 1t, am
pleased to state that Is entirely POISONOUS
OR DELETER1oUs substances. 1t is an unusually pure
ana hne-havored quality of whisky.
JAMES r. Chiffon M. D..
Analytical Chemist
BOSTON March Z. 1889
have made q chemical analysis of commercial sam
pies OF CHESNU1 GROVE WHISKY, which proves TO
be free from the heavy Fus Oils and perfectly pure and
unadult Grated he fine favor of this whisky Is derived
nom the grain USED in manufacturing it
Respectfully, A. A HAYES, M. D.,
State Assayer, No 16 Boylston street
For sale by barrel demijohn bottle 226 North
THIRD Street Philadelphia. SO
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POLICE ITEMs.-Morris Harris and James
McCarty were arrested on Wednesday night at
an auction sale OF pictures, on Chestnut street.
on the charge OF pocket.picking. The officers
were attracted to the place by an alarm, and the
accused were handed over to their custody. A
hearing was to take place yesterday afternoon
before Alderman Beitler, but no one appearing
to testify the defendants were held in $500 bail
each to appear on Saturday at O'Clock. Harris,
one of the prisoners, has been several times
committed under the professional thieves law.
McCarty says he belongs to New York.
Information was LETT at the Central Station
Yesterday, of highway robbery committed
about ii o'clock on Wednesday night IN Dill
wyn street, near Vine. Jacob KLEIN was met
by three men, who approached him in friendly
manner, then Knocked him down and robbed
him OF $3.50 in cash, and watch. MIR. Klein
believes that he was struck and knocked down
by the robbers, who used blackjack. He re-
ceived two severe wounds, one in the back of
the head, the other in the forehead.
The MoNoNGAHELA OIL CoMPANY.-Re-
corder Eneu gave his decision yesterday in the
case OF the Monongahela Oil Company, heard
by him few weeks since, by holding William
Z. Stevenson, l.. X. Walker, William Farson,
and M. A. Davis to bail to answer at Court the
charge OF conspiracy, and obtaining money
under false pretenses from j. l.. Patterson and
others.
SLIGHT FIRE.-About o'clock last night,
some Boards belonging to the kiln at Jordans
brick ard, Twenty-frst 8 rect and Wasnlnnton
avenue, took fire. The flames were soon extn-
guished. Loss trinng.
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RUN OvER-About O'Clock yesterday
afternoon John w. Relics, belonging to st. Louis,
was run over by Light wagon and had his leg
broken. He was removed TO place OF securitv
where his injuries were attended to. ~
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IA EST JEhSEY RAILROAD LINEs.-
w From loot o. MARKET street 10 pper Ferly)

w from loot o. MARKET street Upper FerIy).
FILL AND %iSIER ARRANGEMENT.
I For BridRst9n Salem and al stations West Jersey
aS fo anG & sRs go
Fort ape Nay and interim edIale stations at =. K.n
asshd Nay @ s35 IRAN & rasie5's! aRa S S
For GlsssbOro and intermediate Stations, ataA NJ,
E0I y Woodbury., Gloucester, etc. at "a. NJ, $50
Freight w be received at second covered wharf be,o
y Nanut street, from A n. untl5P. M
Freight received before =. M. viii go forward same
Freight delivery, No. 22s $; Delaware avenue
ThE WEST JERSEY EXPIRES 'oo66srP's0Gsn'' o6MP
receive deliver forward through other resnonsSIs
5pIeaS IS Somps1es 70 all parts OF the country. any
Once No, Walnut street 'A'' 'nrOuSH 70 itS' sm
L RElGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
al the stations on the CAMDEN and AMBoY and
eonnectinP Raj roads. INCktASED DESPATCH.
ND GfRSY F&HeR4D HEs NR
GE Ssw Tf GSI S s%ys WALMTT Street wh ats
Frseht must be delivered before AZ o'clock to be for
Returning, the above lines win leave New York at l2
Freight for TTenIon Princeton Kingston New Bruno.
~iek. ano al points on the Camden ana AmDoy Ran.
ton The ew jersey the FIeehoS and Jamebur s anS
the Burlington aud Mount Holly Railroads, received
The BeIvidere Delaware Reroad connects at PhIIIns-
ESeiunk with All points on the De aware LackswspnSS
and Western Raj road, forwarding to syracUse Buffaios
he new Jersey kaiTCsd connects at Elizabeth with
ne New Jersey CentrS Railroad, and at Newark with
sip memorandum, specifying the marks and num-
IeIs, shippers, and consit nees must in every
be sent with each load OF goods or receipt wi be
n B,-Increased iacilties have been made Tor the
OF live stock Drovers are nvtod try
"a rSet S more Sssr i b wi be eySTed at The
North River as the shippers may designate time
For terms or other iniomstion apply 10
Ill No 226 S DELAWARE Avenue Phi ade "hia
j. PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN. AMI
y N9RMRIs7 M 0WH WNISNEsni RAs1nLR9AD, y &
PoEEu EEuG'nfh sM G}ife HNTSwN
49, T. so, g I, IS, 10. ii '9'fi a. :" SiO'
Fesy1 asaFTHgj&9Tp 81 S& q IS Ole, IAN.
S2 Gown traiD and 9H and So up trains will NOT
stop on Tie Serm"ntITs 1M sITE hEsDch; ns1
Iesys IIesyS frsiISdelP3S f6iMde1 s'O A MA I0he.S
,oouo GIEsNUT BILL aRAiLRo ID.
deinve Phiadelphia6 $40 l2 4, W 8, SA IA,Ta
Leave Chenut BIN 7Io minutes, 8. s4O,n4 AM.
''O' ~ 0SO On On qH9 sI9 if4V nR minutes PN
LsSys fsSys (fasIsStPhIS (aesaSt H
FIR on sHoHoCKRN AND AoRRIsT,w>
Leave Philadelphia S'S5 minu'es, ii.05 a. ~
~ os, ~ 8 O5 minutes, and llh p N
eaye Aorr'stown S'4, T. So ~. An. IL, a. 6 ana
The 81 p N. tIap viii stop schOo Lane wisaa-
n''0n SSEng SgdNbt9s B "9s 0nSAohO'sOn only.
Leave Leave EorrisoP%n SEeaiss5Phl+ H. any ~ YPq
,o..s n,r.,., FOR M4S%YsTSK~ K~'
AZ Leave s 81 mrhasSaEelphg aaSE PHI $50 minutes, Lies AN ~,
Leave Manayunk 6A, 7k, s 20, OA, In, A. h.2a
ON SUNDAYS
Leave Leave SMhlsSs1PRi9 ManSTuPPR ~ A. N 2S and
w. s. WILL ON, General superintends,
depot NINTH and GREEN str. a
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r E ADI NC RAIL LRO A D..
,no,, ,,.- GREAT TkUNK LINE.
fb22NN fbb22NNp rH,IhhDkLPBIA TO lbs INTERIOR OF
HENNs1IyANl 1HE bCHUYLRILI, SUSQUE-
HAZE hhAAHHsHAi Tt pMBFRLAND, AilD WYOMING VAL.
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RAILROAD LINES.

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
W on aud aner MONDAY, February IL two daily
trans will run between Washington and Ll nchburg,
connecting at GordOnsv lie with virginia Central Rail
road trains to and from Richmond as toows;-
MAIL TRAIN.
Lave Washington daily (Sunday excepted), at 6'45
A. M ana arrive at Lynchbu re- at b45 p. Nj.
Leave Lynchburg at A. Nj and arrive at Washing
EXPRESS TRAIN
Leave Washington daily dncluding Sunday at sos P.
M. and arrive at Ly nchDuIg at 500 A
ton al 6lOA. Nj.
Both trains making close connections at Lynehburg
for North and N Northwest
trans
The road is attractive, not only for its comfortable
historic localities of Fairfax Bull Run, Manassas Brs,
Gord9nsyille; places OF mperishabe interest In the
Through tickets TO all points South and Southwest
maybe had in Boston, New YORK, Phiadelpba, and
Baltimore and al the Oces of the IN Washing
Alexandria Nv. H. MOCAFFERTY,
General Bupe intendenL
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4 OR NEW YORK-THE CAMDEN AND
e Am6oy and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad
EhoM PHILApELPHIA TO NEW YORK
ehG %sy PAGES from walnut street wharf, will leave
At Ga. M, wa Camden and Amboy Acconmooa-' An"
Nj, VIA and Jersey City EXPRESS. ' 3
noon and + SVs VIA Sam9Ren aa9RasIs and Am S2'
boy Accommodation freight and Passenger, 22s
CONNIE mOdatiOn Freight ana Passenger9 iSf class lass
n 22t
At and 10 A. M ana r. NJ. for Mount HoS S
tn5essS6 oI FraaS0d and VncenOwn ate A.
At6and I9 A. M, u M $50 g. and IlsCP M. for Pal
liIttSn, Florence B0TdentowP etc; Ths IL a. M and
LINES FROM SrS DEPOT E TyfnSn WILL LEAVE
and Jersey City EXp eSs 70 ' via Aensnseon AZ 90
AtKt Nig6D via Kensinetcn and Jersey CITY 20 "
NJ Line viii run daily All Others Sundays
It1s0 end nl5AiM g. $50 4'sO. and s,45 P. M, ano
4qaf 70 36sS aCF B5isS a6d STsU%sGn % etc So,..
Gale, ITO pesbug, Iacony wissinoming, Bridesburs
and FraPpkord and at P. NJ for HOimesburg Sne
hILyipERE DELAWARE RAILROAD,
ana York tse and the Great Lakes senn''
through idy trains daily Sundays exOepted) from
At 7'S0 4; N. and $50 F. N.
,.,o,, WIN leave from foot of Cortland street
an6 Nd JsTsSy cy SgS1 and Hs SsIGsD Ss.sv c
IRON Pier 70 North river, at sA, M and p NJ, via
At " II. and P. N. tFrcight ana Passenger), via
March s 1866 WILLIAM H. GATzMER, Agent.
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
DePST TR THeet po$ 6S9ys E3SWS ETRS9%gsOn
hgHK FksIoN wiLLIGhsPoRT and wihRi3
Maaob hunk, HSasiOD %nS@spoTf and ieRfHSs GEs
Al $50 I. express for Bethlehem Faston etc
= SIS P; n. IoE Bethlehem, Allentown, Aaucl
sol Fort Washington at 10 N. and Ii P, Nj.
White cars OF the Second and Third Streets Line c
fKHiHs lf Ep1 GSfs PoR r PHnHBGLrAlA M uoBBG
leave Bethlehem at 6'25 A N. and 1000 Am. an,
Leave boy estown at6 sOA: N, S'l5 ano sOP.n
LeSve LHnsdGe at 6lO A. NJ
cave Fort Washngton a. lO'og a d9I6PH
rnnsdeIrnIa or Betn ehem at a NJ
Philadelphia iOf boy ylestOwn at =. M.
sSsHs SSfsiSTh oT 3Gr T9 SSeflPha "a
hI9ngh Tickets mnst be pioeued at The ticket o1eei
as ''' " '- Ellis CLARK. Agen,
IL l.E PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL.
iCOO ROAD.-1hs great me traverses the North
crD and Northwest Counties Of Pennsylvania to The
ISIated By he tennsy @ yqni4 Railroad Company
7lME OF pPASsEi YER DRAINS Ar ATPHiLADELPHlA.
Leave Westward-Erie Mall, . P. M; Erie Express
Pas Passenger cars run through on the Erie Mail and Ex
press trans SEW YORK bSa and tre
Essys ssys fsw f at fqEE s MI sys 1t Fs
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all the night trains.
apply
ApG oi ireight business Of the Comlany Agents, 8.
Philadelphia j; ". REYNOLDS, Erie; William Brown
HI: HoUsIoNs General Freight Agent, PhIa
II. w. GWIHNER General Ticket Agent, Phia.
A. L. TYLER, General supt, Wnliamsport.
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MONUMENTS AND GRAVESTONES.
Il hand alarge assortment Of Gravestones of varl-
Ma rbe at the Marble Works OF
A. STEINMETZ
ST tuthssm RIDGE Avenue, below Eleventh street
THE STAMP AGENCY, NO. 9O4 CHBsNri
j STREET, ABOVE THIRD WILL BE CONTINUR1
AB HERET0FORE. -
ON HAND AND IN ANY MOUNT II
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Az other Trains ally, except sunday.
The Penn sy lvania Railroad Company Will not assume
any any, rsk iGr Bsggage except Tor Wearing Apparel and
value Al Baggage exceeding that amount III value
viii be at the risk OF the unless taken by special
contract " -F~N-~~
TICKET OFFICES
Have been opened at SCI Chestnut street ontineu-
tai ote and GiTard House, where tickets NAV be pro-
eursd to al important points Pennsylvania az we'll as
the West Northwest and Southwest; and MI nsffcu-
ALLEH. Ticket Agent ~ ~ ~
The Ticket Office at West Philadelphia win be conti
nued as heretofore, where all infoi nation res Getting
routes as well as Tickets, be had application 10
THOMAS ii PARKE,
4, Ticket Agent at the Depot
An Emigrant Train runs daily Except 6undayI For
Iul particulars as 10 fare and accommodations apply TO
10 FRANCIS FuiK,
o W No. l37 DOCK Street
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HOUSE RoBBKRY.-A dwelling at No. 220
he rear, ana robbed of spoons and other articles.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCES AND THE CHOLERA
-IC is desirable to remember, in seeking country
homes, that in seasons when cholera and dysea-
tial, and that limestone countries especially
SHOULD be avoided by those unaccustomed to
that kind OF water Those born to that soil may
not suffer more than the res idents OF other dis
tTcts, but new comers would be very liable to
an attack of cholera or dysenterv. So of water
from wells near tide-water level, being mostly
brackish and imoure, theV should be avoided
Pure spring water, at all times, IS Indispensable
river water.
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gDty nts4 bis @unertf0mt.tt bes 8ee9rta gutIttums
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No. 228 Vine ST., Philadelphia, Pa
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-10
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice Of suits Commenced.

orATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF sTo.
y reg. Town Attorneys Office. Gold HILL
To the following named defendants. and to all
owners Of, or claimants 10, the poIsessory claim
and improvements thereon. or improvements,
when assessed separately, hereinafter described,
known or unknown.
You are hereby notified that suits have been
commenced In the Justices Court Of Gold Hill
Township, Storey County. State Of Nevada, by
tho inhabitants Of the Town Of Gold Hill, plain.
tif. against each Of the defendants hereinafter
named, and each of tho following described tracts
or parcels Of land, poysossory claim, with the I'M
proyements thereon, and Improvements, when
separately assessed, and all owners of, or claim.
ants to the same, known or unknown. to recover
the tax and delinquency assessed to said defend.
ant against said property, for the fiscal year com.
mencing April Cd, A.. D. 1866, and ending April
LIST, A. D. 1867; and that q summons has been duly
issued In each case. And you are further notified
that unless you appear and answer the complaint
filed In said cause. on or before the SIXTEENTH
DAY OF OCTOBER, A. d. 1866, At the hour Of 8
o'clock A. NJ. Of said day, Judgment will be taken
against you, and the possessory claim and in.
provements herein described, for the amount Of
tax and delinquency specified, and for costs Of
Hult:-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-10
Summons.

STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF STO'
~ rey. In Justice Court, Gold Hill Township
before w. n. Hall, Justice Of tho Peace. I. W.
Humphreys, plaintiff, rs. Q. w. Higgins dcienu'
ant.
The State Of Nevada sends to c. w. Higgins,
greeting You are hereby summoned TO hpPehI
before me, Justice OF the Peace In ana Ioa !,
Hill Township, County and State aioresaa .
my office In Gold Hill, on the 10Th day OF NO
vcmber, A. d. 1866. at 9 o'clock 4; y, o. INA, aSy'
to answer the complaint OF C. W. nu%P sHS y.
wherein he claims TO recover the sum o. sosso-
Sc0 being for the sum Of $40 64.loo paid for you
for State, County and School taxes assessed
against you f ,sI, ,h a.. s.fp interest ySs. Il thereon =; lS'I an ID s son
roy Souhsy n,o,ia.d that II you fall TO appear and
answer Srs YsrV me Complaint as aforesaid, judgment will
hc taken against you for the sum OF s52 $500.
and costs Of suit.
A. D. 1866. va; HALL.
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