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New-York tribune., 1868-08-21
THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN AMESLA, NY

To the Editor Of The Trt6hns -.
SIR: Mr.. A. p. Balls of this town has lost
nine head OF cattle by mysterious malady that broke
out IN his herd last week The dseaae Is believed Ia be
peuro On eumonia aud similar to the disease which
prevailed while ago in Massachusetts. One animal has
been opened aud unS To be the location OF ha
disease Mr. b has two animals sick this mornings
but a. they do sink rapidly the others be has
slight hope of their recovery. ra--a--aa-
MIR H. Culver, whose farm is adjacent 20 Mr. Bals's
lost three cattle last week by the disease but do
not hear that any more Of his cattle sick MF Bass
that they found dead before lt was known thoy
sick 10 Is thought Mr.. b. 5 cattle caught the dis
from drove that brought here rom Albany by
"A we-known droyer-a Mr. Smith Of schoharie County.
His drove has been arrested MertOn ten miles south
OF this place, and the disease Is found among them
three OF their number having died They closely
qnarantined and Is believed the disease VIII spread no
further II any further developments occur viii INFORM
you. l
AHenid, n, T., Aug. Is, 1853
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21
gtanI nUtit,s.

IN PARTITIoN.-SUPREMlE5r COURT Of the
s6RToS .s8 RUSSELL HoRToS Executor, and Trustees
a. - Iii ~ HENRY d. NORTON deceased and MINNIE NOR
TON and EDWARD LOwDBN infants under the sss o. q In
pursuance Of Judgment order Of ths supreme Court Of TIE
.y bs refsres said order named, will Sci Al Pubic Aus
Ct of New YoE TUESDAY The eighth day Of September,
,o rk noon Of that day through JAMBS NJ MILLER Auc.
!oo - - described penses viI. All that pee.
g Gssteer With he building thss0n erected situate hs said City
~ bonpiel described follows n vii; Beginning
he .outberT Of West Hhyseoonds dsiaH lsO fee,
.stsrT from saser side SIhAye ana uslls ssnSs south
TO the center Of the block thence essler along d center
- ~ ~ bocl AZ thence noherly parallel win hrthaVe aud
% tIroggb marty wall 100 feet inches TO the southey ne Of
spd westerly the southery hne of Fry
o go 90 The place Of beginning dated the 21 day Of
Juy 1865. -. p,.,-.tS,. .,,o.n.,. Ia i..ssv
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
5an sl6 Suu ssts.. MSOz Ssts.... su
BAL -,
Sandy HoOk.....lb0 Cows eo el Gate
MINIATHRR ALMANAC.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or SBw.YoRK........"Ago. 70.

CLEARED.
sssnshpsCoumb. Van laysns DidEo Johu'o1 Por.set
Brsqes Gudas Star Hoses AspnWa Niagara biAAs@A' A
Isrk-NaboS Kss Batavia wehslm Weber Dantris -.
FsleI Cee Bl Isosgsoa pa' ~ ~ ,,
Francis Levey Lwey Gards GARNER Demera.'
scSoossfs Seho. B1csard St John B. Central Anss
Mcsse Wsngton n c. Winoaa Miller Galveou Sparkling sea-
ARRIVED.
ship stnsa K1ght Liverpool July ~ ndss jay q at S r
from ae westward WITH thick weather al park naue uhknSsa'
s "a and 's .f g S and 9 s & as poop ~
soHooSEEs-RYER AND oolsrvisE
Lily, Charleston. Henry Derszas, Virginia
MISCELLANEOUS.
The PILOT arrived the 18th inst ssr a. %
days during which time she boarded bat Es vessels Whs eaLnss
Ets Rs s's & ss' R,sTss b. sss ,eSss
nis tie cSs s.a sIDd Sling tie 6ss. I .AA
knocking down eTey nlB os board
TO MARINERS.
fxd white lights 70 be exhibited from TIE Lantern Sneuning s
lssgs % eTss I g' @ Bay Bay .s SSS 1 Sos sDs .He
S 50 o 5 % 8 .. % :s s s.ss ss sH' 'SA end
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN PaAycrsco Aug lsArVed anhi9 COnststes from Pan.
c.ss eo T.g. i sI A. M soO SS. sour ip Aajona cs
With 1890 sacks wheat SAILED ships Oliver aad AassAs 0 VAss
FOETSrs. MosRon Aug sThs .cloolsAiD MsesdsH.D Mac
s.y,B5Ss s.y, Ss ,s. a,. s 4. p,sS ,.e , s' "
ar ~ aGSs A9s .S d A PIG pay s4 @ .:r T Ioa
RsndSst for Beoa WhAEs BsWfeLE for Boston JgSss Law
with lsmber bouad W. Cuis Hsbr for Providence
BSsT0S, Ang 20Anved steamships Merriam on Phlaeephsi
salyO Ses ISrk ship SosAsrd LysR.o bars Nellie fssNic
bngs ~ WsWe Tsueuse; Mad oi Honor bahHrsti
Marine Ce1gOs; Day Spring Cesges Isaac Carver BsunoreI
J. heaRs Phace J. 2 Aeh, Daniel hiAss And Nes
hcSuAocA
Below, brig Mechanic, from Philadelphia
NEw.BRDFoRD, Aug l9-AriTed ship syren, fsn Honolulu
DISASTERS.
BosToS 20Ths brig Lous ren NswYcrk for TIuIhe
provisions wrecked West Csicos heef on jay -
The crew and part Of the csggo saved
The Audubon Ksng for Manila has been
totally wrecked The captain has arrived a. SA
Francisco
SPOKEN.
June - e. los - bark Deehouni from Valparaiso bsuSd M
Liverpool -.
ay ~ M IS &c. a. 3 ship BIpounlsr from Liverpool bssnd fss
Bos
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21

r Crocksy and wife; Barry M M ehib Geore
Cowes Johnson L. Pudy NJ LeAhry 81 BAIteT vile sns
children Lous and boy A C. strombach Ttas R
Aen Henr Miller " A ThOg
Mr Cutting and eh BeaniH sRPsen s and Two ehdrsa
W Anther May wife and tNo oLafea B TAyloT vile and
two children Warren wife and child Ars A Lewis Ms bsrl
child Mn r FpAtrek Mrs Mar A Wlss0, MIRA X HsTt
man l. M.r,opwei q n Prngie Samae Sud vile N spn
X kns wife children SBd inAnt JohH hr'tAA ChAfss BIZ
!. EdcksOa, Jacob HeEry, T. DonAhoe, joseph honsef
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21

AMERICANS IN PARIs--AuqIst 6--New- York Mr..
and Mrs John Roberts D. Ms Prof George Gausr Dasisl
d. Leafy Howell Miss Jennie W. Howell HesskAh Wat
kins The Rev Rogers D Mss Bessie Rogers Miss Agnes
H. Clark NJ A. john heKnless James H. Drake Leoa
Level W J. Corden aud family BosiOnMiss Josie William
T. Abbott. PhadepbiA-M. r. Johnson. Hooss Falls Wv.
CrAnstou Mssippi-John Murdoch NasAlngOn-W Gapnsl
Colamhu1 Ohi0-Jamea A BalR-
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21
prinirng.
Ioiirts Of lSmkrnpttu.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
II STATES EASTERN DISTRICT ~ PENNSYLVANIA.
FREDERICK l. HAGMAN ats eop1ttnet Of HENRY w. FRY,
FRY HAGMAN Of Philadelphia Bankrupt having peuonei for his
dharz meeting viii be held the ih day of Sepem
ber 1903 al % O'Clock before Register EDWIN T. CHASE at No
65 Wasus DO the City Philadelphia that the examination Of the
Bpkpt may iu.h business Of meetings required by
laus q or % Of the act Of Congress transacted
viii certify whether the Bankrupt has eonormed 10 Dis
duty. .,,,.,. ., .o, "a,
bsr 1862 Philadelphia, 10 O'Clock where
NJ shoH agslus. the d.scharge
As CLERK ia tie VI the Judge nnder
fealofthe Court aus lAN9H ?.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
i STATES or the EASTERN DISTRICT Of ofPENNslLFAhlA
JAAEs L SOUTHWICK and GEORGE H. sHkBLB, oopartuer
Pbi,lpAi. A. SOUTHWICK sHEBLB COMPANY, and At Little
Pail. Herlner County York TE SANONl WOOLEN COM
PAgy h,,inr pGoni Tor their discharge. meeting Of creditors will
be held on e 9Th day September A. D. 1893 At 10 O'Clock be-
fr, R,r EDWIN T. CHASE No 6l5 WAuutst the Cts Of
Pbdpbs that examination ofthe Banup be ahed and
ny business meetings rquired By sections n % Of the Ac; Of Con.
g,-,, ,r,r,,i Tie Register viii certify whether the BaHkps have
eoniormed to the.r duty.
hearing will aso had WEDNESDAY the 2d day o. septem.
he, lag hs the Philadelphia 10 when parties
irt.r.,t.d NAV show tgIinsi such discharge.
witness the Honorable Judge Caiwaaier Inlge and Seal
IL. Of ad Philadelphia The 9Th dy Of Aurusl 1853
.: g. r. FOX, Clerk
Attest. RDvS 7. cHAsH. Register
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21
gort ggarSrn's NOiit,.

STATE REw-ToRK, I
PoRTWARDgsg OsyCR, Nc p Wnhana
NOTICE il hereby given, IN accordance with
~ sectou passed April "a 1871 eaaaed An Aa
WaTdea Ohee s se s Of New le = AZ petse
s1anauoa survey following under
tor by that the said exAninknons
eopeted within succeeding noaee board sSa
Tessels;
Steamshp Dennarks
Steamship sa1OliA
s.'isfue
Bsrk kCacuiia..............COm .COml Wharf, Atlantic Dock
Bark Iu10flcn
BARK Johann Martin. T.
nofss
Blanche. sssehsnchs Ssre
J. w. bAee eotea
MIETHORNK ToMPAIAS, Pfsadsnt
J. AFGs HRRRINAs Secretary
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21
6opartntrsbF aoiitts.


/ United SPECIAL PARTNERSUlP.-No-
limited pfrtuersp che trGnsartOn
mercantile gnI commission business iu f" City " New
York has been entered ni4 auI between EDWARD SMITH
WILLIAM HOFFBAS uHJ JAMES G. LANNlNG a.. At present
residents oe CITY of Nrslos pasztt 70 81 by rfue ~ the t
81 tbe fourth chapter . e scrid par oi the Revised hutss "
tts State Of Nebior aal Tie amedo thereof Gnd addition
The sr under vhieh The sad partnership to Be-
duct~d SMITH HOFFMAN, Co. The general Of
business nis9d 3 be t'nsaeted b. the said partnership general
mercantile an carn aus1'ss The an tb general sud
sTr, p9er. nefs.'et Boz The s partnership are EDWARD SMITH
WILLIAM HOFFMAN, sui JAMES LANSING n which partusr
ihp sah fDWARD SMITH and WILLIAM HOFFMAN, ghe
Gtuta Paruers and JAMES LANNtNG Is the Special
Partner respective places II residence the Cty
STATE r Ara.l0-k The sad JANIS g. LANHiNG
r Ulrtrsr uts Of the said
coHitJslp he oi J5o hundred ald Lyl5e thousand
dollars Il cash
peroi vheh The sad plrusr'hp 20 s thu f
da A. D. % and tlv 1uuess operations Of said fuu viii
te lt l u Srlulsr. A. D. la5 aai the said
ul and nuae the day Of
J.llarJ, A. d.. 174DAl,4 Neville Cuy, August l. 1904
ElWAR SMITH
WILLIAM P. HOFFMAN,
JAMES &. LANNtNG
NOTICE of CO-PARTNERSHIP CHANGE
~ WM WARD aHf joins o. HENRY have this DAY retired from
DRNAs BARNES Co. by The business
oft.e frn uI be- -5.tnus as usual DENAS BARNES 60.
h~s-fuIk Aug L. 1904
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21

lsIrEu nTArEs ENgiskEAt OruoE
No o " Esr HoUsros-sr.. hEv-l OAK, Aug 1908.
CFALFD PROPOSALS viii be received at
> ~ Saurlar September D. 1903 Tor The
moa Of Frec he steamer SCOTLAND situated 30 lie solh
Chnuue'. Sandy Hook n j.
Tie All uatea pertaining the vessel must hs removed
depth 22t wie; and portion shall again
BE- deposited after removal br1g high uark
The work 90 BE- completed bT December D. 1872
bs drirl three srcpus tvnF The
from 80 equal portions When ls t
beginning bow been we'd o lo prescribed aeph
according the foregoing conditions Of the stipulated
price the removal Will be- p Nle tie second section las been
removed quarter the price aovf N b. paid and Uha ue
tri section removed balance Of the stipulated V
paid provided that the S0k shall prosecuted AID iuhei IA The
order above given.
Proposals. aFf The 10 money asked fr the removal
receiving nothing e proceeds Of the
material and reEoyei od the u mouey askd th
United States Ralg favor of the al ts interest The
proceeds Of the material and removed
Proposals accompanied uauty Of two responsible persons
that tae biler vii. execute a contract
proposals. and guaranty s be q the form 70 be obtained At this
of-o.
No bids exceeding hundred thousand dollars vn be entertained
JOHN NEWTON
lieut. Col Rngineer Byt MsjorGen. U. s. A.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21
60 1lbum II mup CurttrH.

TJlHE "YOUNG WOMEN's HOMEp of the
Ladies' Christian Union removed from East Fourteeuths 70
No Wasngou-sqaae hsedoug'I Good refer
required from persons applying for BOARD
WANTED TO ad0Dt into a good family, a
w Girl months old At4rsss No 2 East ll1Hsl between lat
and 2taves. front basement
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21
Yorsts, 6mriaqts, ct,

AT HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART
"a Brosisay and regular public sales Of HORSES
CARRIAGES HARNESS RUGS. WHIPS and everything need 40
rdug driving held every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY
year O'clock Buyers viii hEa5s bud number OF
Il1rsss suitable lCh. driving Gul heavy work, at these
whether especially advertised rot The largest Of
and second hand Car4res great Harness as4
hsnd ver superior Par Phaetons BY Miner stephens
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21
Matbnlrru.

glMbnrru.
pOARDMAN's PATENT BOILERS, No. IS
hey am keep unborn pressure. 6rcd
and ceaur With les labor safer from hre and explosion than
boilers experience engineer Result n
days trials CoA per hour l2 lbs net water hour go gal
lonsW EDWiN BEARSLEY,
Engineer Tssslc Flour MilL =
DATENT BOLT HEADERS for SALE in
Shop County tt Can be seen IN operation Grsri
WAL SHIELDS.
These machines considered he hest nov In
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21

3uciun Salts Of gtal Gstait
J. JOHNSON. it, Aueuonssr
PY JOHNS q MILLER,
ID AUCTIOFERRS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
Ne 25 HAssAUsT. COR CEDAHsT., kEw YoRE .
City Residences Lots Country seats and Farms gh sold
reuteo changed Loans oe Auction SAFES ofuure &C.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21
oFs 0urf


A TTENTION is called to the opening of the
"A following stakes by the Stewards of
THE AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB,
JEROME PARK.
Stewards cup subscription, so each ~ miles
the second horse 81 the stat Five to h
name Sept The be the second day
Of The Autumn nsepg Buirs be made With NHBArLI,
Clerk Of tho Course F0rlbAn, Wesicbester Co, n y. .
JOHN B. IRVING, Secretary A. J. Q.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21

EOus,s an6 :farms Glanttn.
VyANTED-Five or six ROOMS unfunished,
conveniently arranged hOuskespBg TIE second and
third preferred sma house contain h
and be Convenient route s not 90 milue walk Of
City Ban address stating rent aDd fa psrtealas D. c. Dor No
IA TNbuns Once.
VVANTEU-AbOut Oct l. fOur-stOry UN-
w FURNISHED HOUSE above FoureeBtli Address WSTAR
Box No. $40 Post Ohce, naming sire rent and location
NTANTED-On line of r.. r., within an hours
ride Of the city small HOUSE COTTAGE from September
location r. 81 N~WJersey Hudson
r. preferred Address g. W. POstOnce Dor No 67sL
NVANTED to KENT-A small PLACE, from
ET 70 vl House and BsTn within len miles from city
Address W. G. b. FRANKLIN, Essex County, J.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21
SroposaIs.


UsTHD ESoIsEER OFFICE No q " HogsTssss,T'}
IMPROVEMENT OF HE'LL GATE. n. Y -
Hen Gate it is necessary he viii
& s, 70 ooasm in psrforn the work a. w. the
se Of a., gT.9oi'd node % oPsl.oss 1,. a to fS NEW6E A'
LL-Co- Enuaeers, add Byt Major Gen. Y. ). A
THrl0RI DEPARTMENT or,os og IsTGnlI s E'TssS' & @
PROPOSALS for supplying STAMPS for
TOBACCO SNUFF. had clGAiS-lae Cousi''.ohs o. i'e'
i2 N f5r furnishing oelaruamei Stamps required By the ''
Eve buSssi t1oasaa St,np. Of a df.reu
.l%1-,- pol.-' ss9 1'S,e,P sgi Ioa tio1ris
y st aon,t 6ss sei esrrsrng du ofut,ou sHd
threc1urhs legh ADD inch and three urh m NR
The t. TO- lra 100. usi 'sr ilsH eae9 Sle5 N ss' We " % m
approPnhs uglsse anu he spaces iioe-a hs tea
Five S1ir ioa.,n stamps Of s, eugvur. rli inches
n sf. With eva. corners acI suitable ufneite Ill, . -
DE printed These are 70 be- Of eleven aereH hnI o.
vsrioa, widths and lengths. A. toioss'
!lii ii5 iaS5.. i5s5s.. Sa, oas iai I'D
ii.l i1cht.' iNo ii4is
ig1 incses. oas t'od
we hundred hEl ggoe 'T' stamps o, s,' ',' % f'si,
az ta prilt, natter Tbs. stamp, BE- Of f'o dasrsa' deaoa'
aaloas Vi yall1ai a..'ls sai j.. sils 's oioa'
iitl6 inchrs
n. ,.p.r,r Features sftne n sps .l b. r.,.r.i b, ne
Dpartnsn aHd -rasngs or PRINTED ae,f Of tle ID W ae b.
M ltf'loft
4 bora ode intention of JUiiug Tor tLe c1ntract
Earh accompanied hr sample stamps ~ each and sTeV
dsaoatou au uu ths price uh- tlishei stamps viii be
NAV REQUIRE r1ce include The eo ~ packing theme
a. directed FROM 10 TIME aserus ~ sane 10 such
other place places tAe city iosu
where tlr Conn tesFrae
ts proposals.. te time atu Which, amer
The comB.ton Flt bin be- l furnishing he
stamps h what pd be vail oonu-s TO furnish then Alter be
hss commenced. go.
Al oiLe tbB being equal preference u be riyeu 20 the bidder vhs
viii trs, smys IA quantities Sufficient - meet tbe demands "
ttr Department ..
Tie Comms,onr reserves fhr hight % ct atl lI bt
THOMAS HARlANu. Acting Conn. .ss1rsr
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21
o. gtt.

90 gtt
A II No. $40 Pearl-st., s doors from Broadway
n The STORE 25IlO0 with basement aud under cari
$40 per nonth Also, LOFTS, Al low Tels and OFFICE ~
ALEXANDER KNOX.
AT No. 92j Broadway STANLEY DAY,
~ Agent mails hs h Of Business Property, CITY and County
furnished uuarnished At al prices 10 ever direction
A TO LET, for club purposes, OF to private
N parties the elegant FURNISHED RESIDENCE No Il Ea lr
eutst guous and vest Of Unonqua formerly occupied and
Coles For permits apply 20
J. Hermann. 80. a3i Broome-st
FURNISHED HOUSE 10 LET, in First Place,
BookyuBrown stone house ExoJ With extra lot
Il all improvements Rent S2JJ month Address iof
terms CROTOE Tribune Oaee
ITO LET-A modern HOUSE; fine river view;
Pa!sadeay only so. Also No u prospeost rooms 20
JAQUBS Of WGyeeyBt and OAkAda'e Hudson C n J
the premises.
TO LET-A FINE LOCATION for manu-
a featuring purposes The Ba River above Grsudst fVub
STORY BUILDING fy feet front ground floor hundred @ deep
Also TWO STORY BUILDING afy feet front ". W. LYON No.
81 Avenue d. Esw-l0k
V'0 LET-BrOOklyn, Nos. 1O2 and 10i Ryer-
soul, geHtee soy extension DWELLINGS with modern con
yeriene good order and neghb0boo Immediate possession Ap
ply the premises $500
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21

NEW SCENERY GORGEOUS COSTUMES
COMPANY AND ORE Hh'IHA INSl kPANSED.
open L. DIISONS Music store No III Broadway
SATURDAY MORNING..
DRYANT's. .MINSTRELS OPERA HOUSE.
I'D Foar,eenthst. adjoining the Academy OF Music
MISSTRELSY OPERA FARCE BURLESQUR
Great Succss>s Of Bugenes Sersat on Opera,
LI~TRUEBAD-DOBR
The Tower NJ ,ererr Chorus. Moonlight Castle.
Encorod N glty b. Crowded and Etausastlc Audiences
DAN BRYANT
CAPT. JNKS OF THB HORSE MARINES.
Revival Of the Roaring. Side. SpittIng Farce,
TIKI LIVE lNGlN.
BRYANTS BRYANTS. BRYASTa
DROADWAY 1HEATER. Admission, 80 CTS.
lD THIS ByENING-LASr NIGHT But ONB or
Mr. and Mrs II WATKINS
LAST NIGHT But ONE OP
TPODnRN DOWN or UNDER TWO FLAGS.
SATURDAY-FARFWELL WATKINS MATINEE
NONDAY-FOUL PLAY WITH TlB ORIGINAL CAST
TNHE NEW-YORK CONSERVATORY OF
/ MUSIC.
No 81 FNhve Fonreens and No 20 Broadway Neviorki
Nos l27 100 and l}2 Courtst Of State, Brooklyn
WILL REOPEN TUESDAY. sept l. l368
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS NOW OPEN.
Every Music taught privately casses BY the most
competent masters. At moderate prices
Instruc ton q the Modern Languages
Ccnas at Of Nm A. Pond Co, g. Sch.mer
Dsoa Co. r. Gordon Joriens Martens DAehaasr ViARoya
ami at the COuseratory.
V'HE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF
4 MUSIC
EghisL, between Broadsay sod Fonrth-ave.
WILL REOPEN TUESDAY. SEPlBMbBk !, 1863.
Circuan really aud subscription books oow open.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21
Sails br SutiiOH.

Gpo A. LEAvIrT, Aueuoussr - - - -,
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL As,or pscs and Bghth-st LkAyITT, SrRLBEGH
CosgSNvsr soiCrTED CATALOGUE AND SOLD
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-24

charges ut San franchise Rates.
jy21 IF u. HARItls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-24
p,n.ov,,-Rov. j. ]. talbot, who

PsRsoSAL.-Rev. j. J.. Talbot, who
has been officiating at st. Johns
Church, left on Tuesday for his family
in Kentucky. His health was such that
his physician recommended his going
now, instead of in the spring as con-
templated. Regular services will be
suspended until his return. The sun
day school will meet as usual each Sab
bath at l o'clock.
SERVICES To-NoRRow.-M. E. Church
Gold Hill Bible Glass at 10 A. NJ. The
evening discourse, by Rev. L. Case, will
be on the subject of Temperance, COM
mencing at I o'clock. All are cordially
invited to attend.
GONG TO WHITE PISE.-Everybody
seems to have White Pine on the brain,
and the question nowadays is not "are
You going to White Pine? 2" but when
are you going to start?"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-24

GONG, GoISG, GoSE!-F"ster than
the a~uctioueer knocks down merchan-
disc, neglect disposes of the teeth.
Bid, therefore, for that prize of life, n
perfect set, by brushing them regularly
with Sozodont.
"SpALpING's GLUE" has o taken
the Mace of all cements and nucilages.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-24
Union Republican State Cen
trail Committee.

Charles Z. belong, Chairman; c. C. Batter.
man, Secretary; NJ. W. Hoyt, Fred. Furth, J. G.
McClinton, W. A. Bourne, John WATSON, J.. n.
Woodwork, J. s. slausen, Thomas Wren, G. B.
Zabriskic, F. II. Kennedy, N. Fuller, Frank
Tacliabue, James S. Slingerland, J. P. Hickey,
J. +. Jones, N. A. II. Ball, John c. Lewis and
j. II. Kinkead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-24
I'm IMRNT

III IA an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Imminent performs more cures In shorter time. OH
man and beast, than any article ever discovered.
No compound has ever been Invented so useiul
and enicacious In curing
RHEuMATIsM, SORE THROAT
STirr AND WEAK JOINTS BURNS.
Rpuisrs. EAR ACHE,
STRAINS, oWhLLiHds.
Or any other complaints requiring an external ap-
plication. ,o, ramon
II IN an indispensable and valuable remedy IN a.;
cases OF OF SPAWN. splint. Ring-Bonc, Wind'Galll
Bruises, Strains, &c.
Il should be keptin every house. camp anu stable.
Accidents will occur. Pr0mptncss is efficacy.
All genuine Is wrapped I'm stecl.platc cngrayings.
bearing the signature Of q. W.. Wcstbro0E, Clell'
ist. and the private U. $. stamp OF DENAs BARNES
4 Co. over the top. . .
chcnp stone plate label. Look closcl
Sold By all druggists and stores In every town anu
mining camp on the Paclilc coast. dr2-Iy2or3p'
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
ANOTHER LOCAL LIFE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY.

WoULD YOU INSURE YOUR LIFE IN A
w Company Of men OF whom you know
nothing, when you can just as easily take o pol.
icy In u Company managed by leading business
men who are well known throughout the Pacific
Coast :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-24
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Arrivals.
BY WELLS, FARGO M co.'s LINZ.
T D Parkinson. L Janin, w A NJ Van
Bokkelen, Miss Mcintyre, Miss Joanna, 8
Hulse, Mrs Osborne and boy, ] Williams, NJ
NJ Glockle, John Clark, Miss Miller, George
Smith, d Sullivan, w Kinney, Mrs Gould,
T Williams, Miss Gould, All Choo, A Will
liams, H Williams, E II Ray, Mr. Henderson.
Departures.
BY WELLS, FARGO y co.'s n
McCarty. T Operator, Mrs Lindsey, E
l. Edwards, John Langtry, Capt Curtis, Mr.
Foster, Miss Sullivan, J Russell, Mr. Park
inson, DIR Bronson, Mr. Sturm. Mr. Mckay,
Mr. French. Henry Levy, H H Robinson and
wife. Mr. Young, E W Blasdain, W Fair,
Mrs McCullough and child, W r Standifer,
W II Merriam, II Morrison, Thos Freehill.
BY WOODRUFF AND ENNoR's LINE.
Johh Ward, G d Hall. P Hunt, II Bona
brake, A Hughes, H Barnett, NJ Kelly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-24

no YOU PREFER TO INSURE IN A
~ Company which takes the money out OF
the country, and invests II where accumulatlons
are slow, or one which invests Its funds where
accumulations arc more rapid, and must innrc
to your bcnelty