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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-12

LITTLE Tunes. The preciousness of lit
tie things was never more beautifully express
sed than in the following moroccan by B. E.
Taylor:
Little martin boxes as homes are general
~ the most happy and cosy.
Little villages are nearer to being atoms
OF shattered paradise than anything we
know~of
Little fortunes bring the most content
and little hopes the least disappointment.
Little words are the sweetest to hear.
Little charities fly farthest and stay long
est on the wing.
Little lakes are stillest, little hearts the
fullest, and little farms the best titled.
Little books are the most read, and little
songs the most loved.
When nature would make anything es-
pecially rare and beautiful she makes it lit
tle--ittle pearls, little diamonds and little
dews. .st
Mu7tun, in parvo--much in little~-is the
great beauty Of all we love best, hope for
most and remember the longest.
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The Mysterious Bed.

A traveller while vending his way through
the eastern portion of the State of New York
stopped over night at the village of S.,
with some friends, who were great wags.-
In one of the rooms of the house there was
a bedstead fastened by pullies to the ceiling.
Night came, and the traveller was shown to
his room. A girl led the way, candle in
hand. and after pointing out the bed, de-
parted with the light, saying that she need
ed it for the other dodgers The traveller
undressed, and groped his way to the bed, Or
the spot where he had seen it, but was
amazed to find that it had disappeared
From corner to corner he CROPPED, but the
search was useless. Somewhat frightened
he commenced shouting, proclaiming that
the house was bewitched The landlord and
two or three of his guests, bearing lights,
answered his emphatic summons, and Just
as he was about to tell the story of the mis-
sing bed, he looked, and 10! there it stood
as it was before. He tried to inform them
of his inability to find the bedstead, but they
only laughed at him, telling him he must be
crazy. Bidding him good night, and advi-
sing him to go to bed at once and sleep off
his delirium, they left him. As soon as they
had shut the door he made dive for the
bed, and landed on the floor. He then be-
gan to halloa and yell louder than ever and
darted for the door, In attempting to de-
seend the stairs he fell headong to the bot
tom. making such terrible noise that all
the inmates rushed to him to learn the cause
Of the disaster. Again he told his story,
but it was received with ridicule. To sat
isfy him that he had been mistaken, one of
the guests proposed tie enter the room with
him and remain there until he should fall
asleep. The proposition was gladly accept
ed, and in about twenty minutes the travel
er was sound asleep. The wags then gent
ly hoisted the bedstead almost to the ceiling
and commenced shouting fire, murder, etc"
Thoroughly alarmed, he sprang out of bed !;
but the distance being fully six times what
he had calculated, he imagined that he had
fallen over fifty feet Fear seemed to
strengthen his lungs, and he shouted like a
trooper, proclaiming that the house was
haunted, and that the imp of darkness had
attempted to fly away with him. The 9th
er guests who had entered the room, coldly
pointed to the bedstead, saying that it could
not have moved; but they were unable to
shake the belief that his Internal majesty had
taken refuge in the mysterious bed.
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YES! OH YES!! I have
his day taken out
Ssss '-ss AUCTIONEER'S LICENSE.
q Those wanting goods, or in fact, anything
a. SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
In Town or Country, will do well to give me a
call
Office under Va. Hotel, next door to Mandle-
baum's Clothing Store.
Auction every Saturday in front of Court
House.
Nal will sell on most reasonable terms.
Dec l3th-tf HENRY o. CEASE.
A NJ. SIMPSON,
~ Having taken the old
office of Dr.. Donaghe, on Main Street. opposite
DR.. Chapman Office, is prepared to Manufac-
LADIES', MISSES
AND CHILDREN IS SHOES
of all styles and of the best quality.
Having fitted up neat room for the accom-
mediation of his lady friends he will be pleased
to have them call and leave their measures for
any work they may need, promising to give sat-
sfaction, as usual, in each and every instance.
Feb 81, '6S-tf
D B. GRAVES, . =
FASHIONABLE TALL OR,
Main Street, Stanton, "a four doors East
of Crwford's old stand,
where he is prepared to execute work in the mos.
fashionable manner and at the shortest notice. al
a reduced price for the CASH. Cutting andren-
ovating done in the beet manner.
Aur9 '67-3m
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Business Cards.

JOHN ECHoLs, H. NJ. BELL
R.. H. CATLETT, JED HoTCHKIsS
TCHOLS, BELL, CATLETT & co.
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nURKE'S LIVERY STABLE,

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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-12

A traveller while vending his way through
the eastern portion of the State of New York
stopped over night at the village of S.,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-12

because cannot remain here. Hun
dreds of poor fools have imagined hat |
Stunned them because was rich and prond.
They know not that it was the tainted at
mosphere of their moral life that [ Stunned.
They gloat over my misfortune. Men may
call me foolish; but it would kill me to stay
The Republican journal., 1869-10-28
BOSTON MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

10 me t'Hh!iC
We have recently noticed "gong the rounds in the
Maine papers certificate from DR.. BUCHANAN of
Philadelphia, the purport of which is bolster up Dr.
J.. A. SIiATTUCK, of Augusta. Justice to ourselves
and the public requires the following explanation of this
affair, which speaks for itself In a letter dated
PHILADELPHIA, Sept % 1869
DIR. BUCHANAN, says: eve received him. (Shat
tuck and treated him Il gentleman account of DIR.
GREENE; he informed that he had been with DR.
q. for long time. From this affirmation he received
special attention from u.s. After he went home to An
g,st; he wrote for the enclosed certificate which we
gave with the clear understanding that 1t was to be
framed for his office and not for circulation Several
PARTIES in Maine have written ardins this and
invariably kept silent but it involves our respected
friend DIR. GREENE, am not disposed TO be so any
longer. | wrote to DIR. SIIATTUCK regarding it, and
he that it will be taken used only as
first intended regret this exceedingly, but the entire
mistake in my approaching DIR. S. as Dr. GREENE'S
confidential student, and treating him sucl'
The public will remember that proved beyond all
question that the time Shatuck spent with DIR. Greene,
nj the Institute in Boston, aborer and not
medical student. The public will also that the treat
men referred to in the certificate the of
Dr. Greene, who has become fvorably known through
out the country during practice of than % years
in Boston.
We would advise Invalils and all interested to send
for Dr. Grcenes medical book (sent frce learn the
true means of and not trust their lives with young
and mex pcrienced Doctors.
Address DIR. II. GREENE
4wl1 81 Temple Place, Boston.
The Republican journal., 1869-10-28

One Of the few really successful enterprises of the
day is PARKER & Co.'S One Dollar Sale Their
system offers greater opportunity for the purchase
OF the thousand and one useful articles at price
that comes within the reach of all classes than any
other.
| 1t Is well understood fact that certain classes of
goods pay the dealer very large percentage of
profit: This appears almost necessary, especially
in Fancy Goods, Jewelry Silver Plated Ware, &c.
OF which dealer does not sell sufficient of any
art Gle to make it object of trade, and is obliged
to purchase in small quantities. and when the
goods are sold by three four different classes of
merchants, and each charge very large profit the
price becomes double the original cost of manutac
ture before reaching the hands of the people.
It is in such goods Parker & Co.. 9S & 100 Summer
St. Boston, deal most extensively. Their sales are
so immense they make each article speciality. Of
ten buying all manufacturer can produce. Their
system gives universal satisfaction. Read their
advertisement. 1m16
How many despairins inyas have received light
and hope from the perusul OF DR.. A. IL. Hayes
medical works it would be impossible to estimate
" lille engaged i'll extensive and most lucrative
practice he has vet found time to write a series of
treatises that will confer upon him mpershable re-
noWn. All should read them. (See advertisement
of Peabody Medical Instituted 3m10
A Missionary Just returned, says he regards
''J0hnson's Anodyne Liniment as beyond all price,
and cficacious beyond any other medicine. 1t j.
adapted to great variety of special eases. and is
the best pain killer il the world.
The Republican journal., 1869-10-28
| o CAL TIE MS, &C.

NNNWA;b's ENTERTAINMENT. The very stormy
evening NJ Saturday prevented The :lttrn.l:re of
What would otherwise have been y very large al-
Hence 10 Nilnt~- IIayWmd'~ Presentation Entertain
hent. Bring disappointed in obtaining a han in
l'ocSland Alter il had been contracted for Mr. Hay
ward pcatrd hi~ entertainment here on Tuesday,
10 larger audience. His lclineatons of comic
character arc Of a high order Of excellence. with
hy-pIay and drocrcs which keep the audience in
perpetual laughter. Iii. rendering Of pathetic bal
nl j, also very fine, infusing into thrm II, he does
lender and touching pathos which is quite ire
N,tihlc The audience We're especially pleased with
that beautiful gem, Come This way. Father" writ
len by Co., A. W. Wildes, and founded on a touch
Ing domestic hercayment which he experienced 1t
has been as widely read and admired as anything
IN the language We trust that Mr.. Hayward may
visit u7 again. and under more favorable circuml-
stances.
CorhI RECORD. The Grand Jury rose on Satul-
day. Six indictments for liquor selling were found.
four against persons IN Brooks, and two in Palermo,
Road indictments were found against the city of
Belfast, and the towns of Brooks, Morrill, Swan
vile, Searsnont and Unity. Two indictments were
found for assault and battery one for fornication
and one for tclonious breaking and entering In
TIC ease Of George II. Robinson and others, held
ION conspiracy against +. w. Berry Il bill of ndict-
meat was found
IN The ease of Northrop vs. Northrop, involving
the titlc TO land in Palermo, on which the Jury
dS1Sreedatihc asttcrm, a new trial was had. After
being ont till O'Clock in the morning, the Jury
separated, unable TO agree. Subsequently the parties
settled the and Withdrew it from Court
Reader, did YOU ever 90 out in Il dark night and
have a sudden gust of wind blow out your lantern?
1t is terribly aggravating Mr.. j. b. Wadlin of
this city offers for sale newly invented lantern that
cannot be blown out, neither will IT smoke-two
mighty desirable qualities. We have tried the in
vention, and know that it works well. They
sold for only $l50 each.
The towns and cities of our state are making their
arrangements for the lecture season, From the
present indications, Belfast will have to do without
a course the coming winter. By another season the
railroad will be completed, and we can have lee
turers from abroad. There is no use in trying to
run lyceum without railroad
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BELFAST PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR TIE JOURNAL.
RELEAST MndnnsjaH Nctnhcr y. Isl
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.
MONDAY, Oct Z

MONDAY, OCT ..
BuTTER-We quote good New York and Vermont
diaries 3al42c per ID; common do 33l5jc; Western
cable bakers and interior Western at and Can
ada at 30t:}jc per ID.
CIEfSi;-Fncory is selling at l. -2als l-2c per Id
and something fancy has been sold at 9c; dairy sells
l1alsc for choice and common at - ,l6c per ID.
EGGS-Tllere is no change in this market and
the sales continue TO be made at 35a}c for Eastern and
a'4c per doz for Northern but these prices the de-
IN md is not brisk.
ht NNH-We quote " estern Pea Beans at So o. and
yellow eyes - 81 per bush.
NEGETABLESThe receipts of Potatoes are suli-
ceEt TO supply the demand 1ol75c per bush. Sweet
Potatoes dull at S}a3 80 per Dbl for Virginia AMI
Jerseys. Onions continue firm at 81 % per Dbl.
FRUITS Western Apples IN better supply and
prices have declined SOC per Dbl good lots selling
day At 81 80 per Dbl. and common Apples at S3a
Other descriptions of fruit are without change.
IAl-We quote Eastern cargo prime at S2la24, and
prime Vermont and Eastern by the car load at 25 per
ton; inferior qualities sell $l5al, and swae Hay
s4 per ton. New York Straw blled sells at s25 per
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CATTLE MARKETS.
AT BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFORD

Az BRIGHTON, CAMl}RIDtrG AND MEDrORD.
WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 90, 1869.
At Market this week, 5i1l CATTLE 1862 sheep and lambs
1000 fat hogs 25 veas. Last week i5 cattle 3422 sheep
and lambs, $50 fat hogs, % veals.
PRICES.
BrEyls-E Extra quad $3.50 1890 Per 100 bs on
First quail 1880 1900 the total weight
second do l1.5v 1925 of hide, taow <
Third ao.... 1880 4 ll.25 dressed beef.
Poorest grades COWS, bulls, &C., IS 30 SO.
WORKING ONEN-ENtra, $.5o $325; ordinary, 100 A
225 handy steers, $3.50 1876 per pair.
Mich Cows-EXtra, $50 l15 ordinary $50 4 50.
SroEEs$35 to 81 per head, ye:rlngs i to Is; two
year olds S2s to IS; year olds SD to 90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-n lots s. OU, 30 90 a 3 80 for
common ones extra and selected SO 5 Is per head,
Lambs, So U0a5 90, from 3a7c per ID.
swlNE-Spring pigs, wholesale lie, retail 12al5 per
ID; Store pigs, wholesale la2c per b. RETAIL I2ll5c
per H.; fat hogs, 10 3iallc per Id.
lID:S!irighton, 9 - 10 Country, 40 lie per H.
TALLoW-Brighton, SaS 2 Country 7t7 Lee per lb.
SkIAs-Sileep skins % cents Lamb Skins, sc; Calf
Skins, % ! % cents per ID.
PUUfrEI-EXtra, lSl20c per ID medium, l1at1c
poor lGll6 ,. Ic per ID.
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YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN.

if you wish to avoid the destructive malades which are
caused by errors committed in early life, would be
discretons, to works Of Dr. Hayes Consulting
Physician of the Peabody Medical Institute, Boston.
'THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, or SELF-PRESERVA-
TlON treats upon nervous and physical debility,
storaton of manhood, &C.. in mastery manner, and 1t
had become the most popular medical work of the day.
The Peabody Medical Institute publish it, and also, BY
the same eminent author, SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY
verisemen of the Peabody Medical Institute in another
column
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SPECEATs NOTICES.
Wharfage and Storage,

On the principal Wharf in the harhor, at reasonable
terms. Inquire OF
l}ti W I'd SIMPSON.
Turner's Neuralgia. PILL The great remedy for
Ntauiqa and all NerHons Diseases. More than 100 600
cured by it in the last two years. Price by mail pack
aye S106,-6 packages S5.27.
The Lorraine Vegetable CatIarfic PILL
The best known remedy for all Diseases OF the Blood
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys for Headache, rheumatism
and in ALL where ciharc is required. Price by
mail, box II cts . boxes $l.IS,-I2 boxes S3.64.
TURNER CO., l:o FREMONT ST., BOSTON, MASS.
3inlI
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FRANK F, PARKER

vT,EACHER OF THE PIANO, proposes to locate in
L this city.
lie respectfully socits the patronage of those desiring
instruction.
Residence, 6S High St.
Belfast, Oct. q, 1860. 4Wl3t
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Mrs. CLARA A. SLEEPER

fNEACllER OF PIANO FORTE. Residence at Mrs
Il NCSSELL'S Congress Street. Belfast
AS- Special attention given to beginners. TIL
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ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

Our facilities for transacng this immense bn,iress
are oettgr Han ever b3torc w have agents al the
tfS, Importers and others for CASH, and oftrIl m m
Immense sacrifice from the or gual cost ot PREDICTION
Oar stock consists IN part ct the following goods j.
S.aawis, Blankets, sauiits. to1so... xs5n~
hams, Bsress Seeds, Fable E.tneu sowa;s
e osiery. Gloves, ei.irfs. EorseGs. ic a..
Siiycr-E9fatGs. - are. spoons E,larpss ar,
Nickel silver. Esessr:s s'or!.,. t:ye-J.n,tI.,
plated Casters. Britannia ssarp. ssi..s.
ss's-e. Eisssi" ANA sNeShrE Gallery. ia treat
variety.
Elegant Frvafla .nfi sTszzs,an E.snc,
s,ootis sseautisiS: Photograph -aiiIuF,s tl.c
ncWe7s and choicest 81 Is III Morocco and Clvet Bind
ings.
.ssorrocco Travelling Esa#s sa.a.,ii,e.ci,i~f
-anss Glove fStsxs.s. tzg
Sold .a"4f E'ins@a .screIr5-- ~ t2s,' an,se.t
styles.
We have also mad ,sraaaamelt, witn -o.2o rre
ie3ca5 iah!ishiot unnseS t'at i.t va4alc W. to I'll
the st'naar! and latest works Of popular authors 1t
about onehatt the regular price such s l;YEoN inoEr
BURNS, MILTON, and IENNYSoN'> WORKS. in fun Gilt
and Cloth BindingS.-anl hundreds Ct others
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tv,1up KJnvEys-TIIE ErDxr1-s ABE ,,x,-o .
~ - .;.ne+nL - nih-NE II 1itA y Y !
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a"terior he interior sr,i ta Ft.; t'' - ~
iiha ~. rrior ahsorh, In.a-j III. u .; .
vainS Viii; sorvn a. a .,cnosit tor 80 ~ s .
If n tha cxarior TIA fy+nricr II A can,Ii ~ ~
f tarmioatng In single tIbe o,,d a,IiaI j. I1rr RI
ureters are connected with Tie bi9,1dsr $3.50 @
IN bjadSer is comoosal III ,ar4,,s oot.,r rs ~ H.,
spas d;y;5ad INTO n3rfs IL III -, ~ 80 ~
Nery;ons ma tho MuconS M ,,,,,lnr u ~
retains Monv have a desire N trn4tr ,yi+f9,,t ~
ability others uriuate without 4ba fiiitr ~ re.o;r
This r. ouentiv oc mrs in r1iljrsn I = ~
10 rnra these affections ~, nrst hrin IL. art;, III
muscles which are engaged in tLrir ,4rons tnnctins
II thav IRA NEGLECTED. Gravel nr Ir1n.,. r9,r ans,Ie
The reader must also he ;naif ay5re fhat h,,.,e,
slight may he the attack it is SIRE +o a+cr fha ali,
lhesith and mental powers rs on- iz n bned M s,
inorted from these sources
Corr on RIiEJMArIsM Pain occurring in the oins
il indicative OF the above diseases Ihey 6crr n nar
INV IN tyEI The gravel ensIits tr1s naalact on In
aronrr trratncpf of thc kitInre Thrsc nr5a,a HIM
weak the water is not eXreed roa tho lidsr buf Il
lowed to remain. becomes teylriSh LG spdifn. nt
Horns 1t is from this deposit t,.t hc .n i f5rrngi
land gravel cnsues.
DEopsy il collection of Jylttr In 1ta 1,4ra lf tro
body ana bears different names acs,if1y IA tha n,rs
AFT cted viz when generally diiu ,e.i Oh tr The body it
is called Apasarca when III le ihotnrl. asres- yhcr
of the chest HydrothoraX
| TREATMENT. IIelmbal's highIy cunec1tr9tpa rom.
pound Extract Bnchu II decidedly ont III TIT hest
remedies for diseases Of the bladder, kidneys, gravel
The Republican journal., 1869-10-28
de YE HEALED
ID of " inAtsOpy

DE YE HEALED
- of " whatsoever Disease ye have by
the GREAT SPIRITUAL REMEDY, MRS. kPENCE'A
POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE pow
DERs. If your druggist hasn't the Powders send
brief description of your disease to PROF. PAXTON
SPENCE, NJ. D., Box 5s17, NEW YORK CITY, and those
mysterious. wDnher.wOrhins Powders wi
tf43sp
The Republican journal., 1869-10-28

DIED.

Obituary notices. beyond the d"te hume a." age mast
be paid for
In Northpor, Jane 2t', kingsbnry Duncan, aged .
In Knox, Oct sth, Mrs. louisa wife Of Charles Brad
ford aged 50 years E9ston papers please copy &c
George r. and Hattie Carter, aged year, months and
10 days. ~
years and months.
The Republican journal., 1869-10-28

Boston, Oct. 20. Schooner Mary Of .Jonesport Me-,
was towed into Chatham to-day, having been found
abandoned and full of water Nantucket shoals. The
body of dead was found dashed to the rigging
bearing its left arm the initials a. ID. k.' All the
rest OF the were lost.
The Republican journal., 1869-10-28

After 4 constant of the UNIVERSAL CLorIiEs
WhINGEi Tor more than four years in my family, am
authorized by the powers that be" to give it the most
unqualified praise and to pronounce it an indispensable
part of the machinery of housekeeping.
The Republican journal., 1869-10-28
ASK NOR pr. ClAGkES SHERRY WINE BITrERS,

And take other. See that the portrait of Dr. Clark.
is upon the label OF each bottle. No other is genuine
They purely vegetable and will not ntoxicc. tsp
The Republican journal., 1869-10-28
PROBATE NOTICES.

At rro5te ouart heid NJ rrtist within ama Tor thr
County Of tl'l" on The sccoHd Tuesday OF october
A. ID. lH6".
sp!EEE q. BROWN, administrators N the estate o
benjamin iiroWm. late OF Eoiiast, in said County Of
account Of administration on sd rs tate for doWauc.
Ordered That the said administrators give notceto all
persons interested by cnsH@ cupl ot This order 10 ht
published three weeks successfully ia thc Egpuhlicm
Journal printed It i;rast tha' Ay may appear II / n
bate Court TO bc held at Belfast hn ANA tor -id Cuun
y the second Tuesday of November nri, at ten u Tia,
clock before noon and shew ca"so, if any lucy Nc Wl
the same shoud nOt be allowed
ASA TlliRLnTGt!, judge.
A truccopy. Aucst-l;, I. llhLn, Register. 4wi,
The Republican journal., 1869-10-28

EOhTI THOUSAND CASES OF GOODS
ies, c4n aIid merchants in every part Of the country
IOhl MAINE 10 California, amountin: il MIN M nrrr
The Republican journal., 1869-10-28
tfVOH,I 10 sII1 STII9T,
CHARLES f. CHANDLER

At Court Of Probate held ut Belfast within an for th"
County Of Waldo on the second Tuesday Of October
A. ID. 1860.
pom the foregoing Petition, ordered That the ci
toner give notice to all persons interested by
causing copy of said petition, with this order thereon
be published three weeks successfully i'll the Republic
Journal paper printed at Belfast, that they may
appear at Probate Court, to be held at the Probate
Office in Belfast aforesaid, the second Tuesday Of
November next at ten o'clock tile forenoon, and Show
cause if any they have why the same should not be
granted. ASA iiluHLol Gil Judge,
true copy. Attest B. r, FIELD Register. 3wl5
TIME subscriber hereby gives public notice to I'LL
i cerncd, that he has been duly appointed and taken
upon himself the trust of Executor OF the last will of
Hcnjlmn Thomas, late of Morrill,, in the County Of
Waldo, deceased, by giving bond the law directs he
therefore requests all persons who indebted to said
dcccascs estate to make immediate payment and those
who have any demands thereon TO exhibit the same for
settlement to him. Hwl5 ALANSON w. GREER.
The Republican journal., 1869-10-28
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARR WE'D.

Oct a. Schs Gen. Meade, Cunningham Boston; Ida
Morton Cottrcl Fishing.
oct 70, Schs Kate Walker, Warren, Philadelphia;
Empire, Furguson, Boston; 4. Snow, Thorndke Port.
land.
SAILED.
Oct 20. Sch Banner, Curtis, Salem.
Oct 90 Sch Adanc, Ryan, Stockton.
Oct. u. Sch Mary, Gilchrist Bucksye.
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Address II. Il. IIEi4MBpiD
Drug ana Chemical Warehouse

NoNE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE Ia, IN
~ steelon@rayed wrappcr, with facsimile my
Chemical warehouse, and signed
H. T. Ul,!A1gDin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-13
Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

DIsTRIcT COURT OF THE UNITED
- States for the District OF Ncvada.-In
Bankruptcy.-In the matter OF the estate OF
j. l.. WELLS, bankrupt. District OF Nevada.
ss.-A warrant in bankruptcy has been issued
by said Court against the estate OF J. l.;
Wells. of the County. of Lyon and state OF
Nevada, in said District, who has been duly
adjudged a bankrupt upon petition of his cred
itors, and the payment Of any debts and de-
livery of any property belonging to such bank
4upt to him, or to his use, and the transfer OF
any property by him, arc forbidden by law. a
meeting Of the creditors of the said bankrupt,
to prove their debts and to choose one or more
of Bankruptcy. to be holden at No. 10 North c
street, in Virginia City, Storey County, Nevada,
In said District, on the 18th day OF MoYehocr'
N ISg AT 10 o'clock ~, ut the Office of Mr..
E. STROTHER, the Register In Bankruptcy Oh
said District. ,oN
u. s, Marshal and Messenger In Bankruptcy.
uILI.YEH. WoOD Il DEAL,
Attorneys and Solicitors for Petitioners.