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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-23
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II THE SECOND JUDICIAL II<TR.Cy
Court If tie STATE oF Nevada in ami r-~ Il -
County Of ormsi'y. In the matter Of the fsia-o
Of Henry Stichnoth, deceased The state #
Nev ta sends Greeting: Ia pursuance ofan or,'4r
+ tits Court, daily made an entered ON the I5ih
day Of March, A. D. lsG9 notice is h4reby given
that
TUESDAY,, THE 9TH DAY OF APRIL, 1870,
~ 10 O'clock Of said day. at the District Govt
Rn III. in Carson City, has been apDoil+ei
hearing the application OF Srbo Mimtirga pray-
ifG that document now on file in this Court
purp"ftirg to be the last viii and testamp-,t i
Henry Suchno'h deceased be admitted to pr,hat =
al which time and place al persons interested
may appear and contest the same
(SEAL) Attest my hand and Seal Of said CnrIt
J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
Carson City. March 18th, ls6e. mar Ii 2ui
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BY CHARLES MARTIN, Deputy.

| The People Of the State of Nevada, repre-
scented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as
follows
SECTION l. Whenever anv Comfy. Town
ship or CITY. shall be under obligations TO
paw anv debt in the legal tender paper cur
rencv of the United States, and shall not
have in their respective Treasures legal ten
der paper currency Of the United States to
pay the same, or shall not have sufficient for
such purpose, it shall be lawful, and IS hereby
made the duty of such County, Township or
City, by anG through its proper officers out
of any money belonging thereto, not other
wise specially ppropriated or set apart,
70 procure sufficient amount Of the currency
specified III this Section 10 pay such obliea-
ton OF liability; 1rori9ed, If the owner or
holder of any such debt or obligation will
oT'er in writing to receive in full salts faction
and payment thereof SUN in gold coin,
which viii be equal 10 the market value in
such gold coin. of the legal tender paper
currency of the United States (such valuation
TO Undetermined bv said county or munich
pal aUthorities), which he would be entitled
to receive, it shall be lawful for sDch County.
Township or CITY. by and through its proper
officers, to accept the surrender OF such obli-
gatiGn. and paw in geld coin Il sum that will
he in full satisfaction thereof upon the terms
herein provided.
SEC. ,. Whenever since the first dav of
January. 4. D. 1859, anv County. Township
Or City Government, shall have contracted or
incurred any debt, expense or Obligation. on
a basis Of value rec}oncd in the legal tender
paper currency of the United States, and not
On gold coin basis, the same shall be paid
and discharged in such legal tender paDer
and the funds necessary Ia SO pay
aud discharge tue same, NAV be obtained, or
he same satisfied and paid n manner as
provided in Section One If this Act.
Sac. 3. Nothing n this Act or the Act to
which this Act Is supplementary. shall be 50
construed as to apply ~ the payment for any !,
andS heretofore or thlt NAV hereafter he /
purchased OF the State but all such lands |
nay be paid fnr in the legal tender aoe- cur !
cncv Of the United Statcs
Approved February 26th, 1859.
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AN ACT
To amend An act entitled - An Act in relation tc
Fines, approved January Is, 1867.

To amend An act entitled s. An Act in relation t,
Fines, approved January Is, 1867.
The People Of the State of Nevada. repr sonted in
Senate and Assembly do enact as follows:
SETON l. Section Ore of said Act is hereby
aDlenfed So As to read as follows:
> cti"n pne. All fines imposed and col'"ct d
under and for violation of any p"nal law Of this
STAFF shall Ice paid into the St"te Treasury. A.
other state revenues are AMI -tal J.. aIPli d t.
fdncatI"mi Purp 'Se-. A Judgment int t'ir de-
iendart III criminal Cst~+. PAY fine may aisr
Include. H' part # such jHl1ul' nj, the f'a"~ 81
costs allowed Ivy law t. JuSt'reS Of the Peace,
Re, orders, Clerks, Peace Officers and ni~trirf
Alton news. The annUIt f tine Of c SIS all
be separately stated in the judgement, and H.,
Court shall by such Judgment diIr,t that if the
lnigrnent "r my part 'her-,fis I..t pad, tr &c
I~ndf-It hr imGri~ Il i one day fal .,.h two 10
las II the Judgment Mt pad.
Approved March l. 1Nta
4 trn" copy # ;he ur -irr,i cnr,rro' tct
Attest c. y. NrTlWAEF.
Secretary e Stl'e.
B. CHAr1ES N'FTIN, Deputy.
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AN ACT TO ESTABLISH THE
FINANCIAL TKANSACTIONSO OF
THE STATE UPON A COIN
BASIS.

The People Of the State OF Nevada, repre-
scented in Senate and Assembly, do enact "a:
| follows
SECTION l. From and after the first dav
( of January A. d. 1869, all salaries. fin, s
| fees, imposts and dues Of whatever discrip-
ton. whether State, County, Township or
Municipal. shall be payable in U. S. gold and
silver coin.
SEC. 2. All taxes which NAV hereafter be
levied. whether State. County or Municipnl.
shall he levied, assessed and collected, in I.
s. gold and silver c. in.
SIC. 8. The State Treasurer by. and with
tie advice and consent of the Board Of Ex-
aminefs and the TreasurerS Of the several
counties, by. and with the advice a d consent
Of the Board of County Commissioners and
the Treasures of municipalities, hv, and
with the advice and consent Of the Board of
Aldermen. or Board of Trustees, within the
State. are hereby authorized and required to
convert the legal tender paper currency, not
required for the payment Of claims, pro-
vidad in Section Of this Act, which now is,
or hereafter shall he paid into arv fund in
either respective Treasures, into the United
States gold and silver ccin.
SEC. 4. Nothing contained in this Act |
shall be 50 construed as to affect any claim
against the State. or any County, Township !
or Municipality, contracted prior TO the first !
iav Of January 4. D. 1855, hut all such claims |
shall be paid in the legal tender paper cur
-ency Of the United States.
SEC. ). All Acts and parts of Acts in
pnyw 50 conflicting with. or repagnant to anv
= tho provisions Of this Act, are hereby re-
1ealed.
Approved February ., 1869.
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STATE CT NEVADA,
Secretary'S Office.
|. c. n. Noteware, Secretary Of State Of
the State Of Nevada, do hereby certify that
the foregoing IS a true copy IF the original
enrolled Act entitled can Act Supplement-
airy 70 ar Act entitled IN Act to establish
the Financial transactions of the State on
Coin Basis approved February ID. 1869,
and making provisions by which C0un.v
Commissioners and municipalities may be
enabled to carry out the provisions thereof"
Approved February 2fth, 1859
~| In witness whereof ha~e here
: sr,, 2unto set nv hand and affixed the
I -' Great Seal Of State. Done al
NJ Oaica in Carson City, Nevada,
this 18TH Gay Of March, 1859.
c. n. NOTEWARF,
Secre .arv OF State.
BY CHAs. MARTIN, Deputy.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-23

br. RI VA III NUM- itLf FILLS.
Taa-e p lis now ack nnwie'l-cd I,v the Neli.
81 ,lst3sriJy b. tine only safe. mild and I'll
u, r+rnsdy 10 De depended on in long standing
.-.>, S,IpiT'f~,-n. iTTeEnlarity. stopping %
o.. ius.rti az Bftnls the negler; If which j.
.,lG. ieplursl.,l,- effects on The female
= .,sI-. Ia = -huutd these Pills lie trk-n
- the patient has reason I, believe she is
.Ts. Psi,- -. ii-ruil the amount as above
ihey will he .OTwirdet with fall directions f,1-
r..,, CUBED At liz i.
'ItiesitE r,s..iin- mart Of the State how
yer Distant Wiz, may ii medical adv.cr on
''ir ,ecttv- cases, AMI u" ti.ihk l.ral er sub
MT written statement II such in prefer ence
ifirI per. interview assured that their
Ilt1uui, alton. sill be held tl,.,t .TIcr,-i
All letters an ! III he addressed
REM. 7. J ,SSELTN VI. D.. fstamr
$50 Washington street
-SP. . san Francisco, Cal.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-23
STATE OF NEVADA, }
SScretarv'S Office. (

Secretarv'S Office.
&c. y. Noteware, Secretary of State Of
the State Of Nevada, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is true copy of an Act passed
" the LEGISLATURE Of the State Of Neuada,
entitled % An Act to establish the financial
transactions of the State mon 4 coin basis. y
Approved February >, 1862 now on file in
nv oace.
Nv In testimony whereof. : have
{ 1herernto set nv hand and affixed
! 'h'N the Great seal If State. Done at
NJ Office in Carson CITY, Nevada,
this 18th day OF March 1890.
C.N. NOTFWARF.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-23

When - f,fnlIeis in trouble afflicted with lis
t.. and req aires medical rgicai a'tenitnt {.
re, enquiry siuui,i be- Where is there IN >icaii
,yha is fiir r1;upt to administer r"tIef anu
q use respect table standing in society rr'luitn.!s
I'M T., tin cont enc Of til" uurJ Dr.; lie = C
tl+ IN Ter tn Ing how iTllrer.uvely nectSsar
these requirements are feels called up'h to lnt' =
-.,>t. AMI t.. ca Ing the attention Of tie afflicted
T. the fact that he has BEEN Professor Of os'-.e-
tic. and Female Diat~.t-e> fr TWENTY YEARS ,ml
:, rrtv uutii, T., AL ana 5rr IN a. ''t.'->- hatn
..:-,si,l., ,.sI s.r,.rtv Mt in a Ul'e nr't man
l..-I bat il. IN ugh 'tUe a. yeas study
i fsr,,, tiCe IN in iip-lnts.S an" t'riN'a-e isi-
les can me- f. tUrn r. IA the r. IL II TIL
un1ualitird- an-crupElouS, and de-I1rnl. Thee
On. families can r-.y uIr "A him - D., Il -.
AL in affection and il. ann one w.fn c'u :eei
xai siiupatiize witit ami bcticnd tn ir u trouble
me in who's -ecrecy the urHr st c"li'.'-ure can
b.. .,.ac-I { ItssIit1tr 3 By Lcrter o. pthr.w.-e
FREE. See.ui.i.e-, lri,'1v.
nrn.E~I.r.-sstrJ .Te-nsfe z ed les.
rlnir7 s,InIad ..5,. t-~sll. pgesrI! Il Ills ~ Dr.
VnuEy. have now obtained most extended p"r.l
.,.v and ar. Correctly Vjtst'i T. te -t'r ~
,-.d ,IIrest remedies for the le'r's for whIci
.4v are nTri.,l. Tn. constantly 1-rrrjn- tr~ti-
r.t.sui4s * their -a.v ir..tre,. them t. he PR
.s ti,-Eitly SUI nr7n- - fit1.i~ t5.'-s.
:, ll " S'l,uI! ta -.i..'.5 tttrse fon'vatr' :
: -euts None .,.suue unless prucdrti At t!H~
Sc Sent by Mil OF EN!'. - any par; %. tie
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-23
GREAT FEMALE ED1EJNE.
T. Grtrisst DjscoroIy a us ar 0aY 9 .r AF'
frentiye Powders for Married Ladies'.

These powders will be found Of esseI.ti; value =
L. I1.. wn~a nie.sIr-. health other CircuH.st
10 not permit III IN to increase the number Of
''.ir flIni.v witlout ic.tnreiIicncc. Suffering. and
hars risk Of life. This preparation: j. new st'1.
e gitiihe, convenient aud simple, and cannot in
the health Of TIE INST delicate T. Curraii~
privileges. I't gives strength and vi.0r. n ~
.s.Iv -.rei il Is # he highest utity. ard
famed 10y the SncIndesr l,-inci pies of rG.rn aud
yty:ue. Their USE shout. lee avoided at certain
Price SO 4 I,ux Sent Ia any part Of the
LIST perfectly SAT-. from suspicion.
:t-IIIit tae amount nv Mail or Yv-nSs. addressed
- REM Jos EELYN. NJ. u
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THIS CELEBaaTEn INSTITUTE

/ has enjoyed On tns Coast an uninterrupted
success Of eighteen years. and has become of
t.te IL - celebrated Institutes # t!.e axe.
The great number trrtiy Received and curel.
:l.-r it ia point ui number Of patients among the
first ii rhe world and the success OF its treat
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-23
PRIV ATE DISEASES

Wales ana Inc
..-ts SER "fa-aith- They in,ii 'u-iy tJta"k the
r-t..gu AMI r.!Eaiiy Unier,niue aud de- .Iuy il !:
they Driye tie bi from the ce'-S, the lI,-gr-
from III eye. the strength and v-or from n.
t,ire they give puay diseased offspring, and
f.-. rl.rpu-cn successive gene ajiuns. The race OF
IAN. Iue IN y Ice ,v,.T -tFnftIa. Con
,;li;iJI Cupi!es t.tv III Ole, The Htr.l ytir, the
i.4-aHe.
There, is NJ more terrible scourgc - the human
race. tiI.t those Diseases arising f IN the c''HtaiaI-
rt,I,,l ,eEleri,i P,i-tI- The it-.ie>j forms hy
treating J p.i, holi ever Hver the one Attic
;I tbs. sword II e-TruclI.Ii that Is Liable any
earthly hopes.
MEICUtY rccagn zcd the most FATAL
MEDICAL ENE.AIY t. MAN, combining With the
y,.rirrI..I d .ublt-s his dangers Those " H. have
bet. treated with thar peruici III MINERAL Pol
SflN are Ii cured tIe disease has only assumed
q new form, - . - ~
.I\nint SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURES
That leaves the ppsyu 10 crawl thr'nsh tnr sE--
-, arm, il, wty int, the Tissues AMI organs
beneath the apparently moth SUR &C 10 port
IN in rtl,, !utt.rc Xi.iI ri.Ucu-e th,t VII tLr
the .fs,.rs ri medicine When Perfect CT Rii> can
b. obtained by consulting ph. SCI IN "ni '"i'4
ira. i. and I'll Z. sfigat i'tt lat" the r-t
- disease, al the UNNAEI CREAMS, enable 40 |
,.-terlni.,. at once the Of The di~ta-+-
ina diseases entrusted to TIE b.ctnT care; !
p+tRFEtyr SPEEDY. and PER- ANENT CUEkS, |
In all Gases Cures Guaranteed.
~ Svl,Fliii- and its aijuIIct~, ti"lIurItTca and
= ,,,,ny u .stases; all Disorders II tire Bad.
Ter. kIinevs and puStttc: elintnh Weakness;
,-,t-t, IL til- Heart AMI Lug> Dyspepsia; int.!-
....fn;, Imp rtc.scy; Iucirent Consumption. tui
al t,-.,-e- vi the unary organs in irl,,r sex, caIe
,iways warranted. y PAY required,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-14
Things At Unionvi,le.

The District Court has been in session since
the %, and has disposed of the principal bu-
siness on the calendar. The Grand Jury sub
mitied its final report and was discharged
on Friday last The charge of neghgenily
permitting Lindsay and Cage to escape, on
which Fiheld WAS held in custody. WAS ignored
and he set at liberty. But one indictment was
found, and the county Jail is again empty. The
business of the term has been quite light, and
it is expected TO adjourn on Saturday, the 18th
inst.
The new mill for the National mine is be-
ing rapidly put in place near the mine, on
Buena Vista creek. and will soon be pounding
away on the rich gold ores Of that ledge.
The silver mining is bringing to the surface
unusual quantities of superior ore, most Of
which viii be shipped below for reduction.
The mill is now undergoing some changes with
a view to increasing its capacity. Falls mills
are running as usual, with very satisfactory re-
suits.
New buildings are still the order of the day,
and the carpenters hammer can be heard Oh
all sides throughout the day.
The town has been visited with several fine
showers of late, which have laid the dust and
added a deeper green to the gardens and TO
liage which adOrn the canyon, and give to
Uniouyille pleasant and home-like appear
ance rarely met with in this land of barrenness
and dcsOlatiOn.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-14
Fer Whcse Good.

Being accomplished. il will unquestionably
rebound to the good of the entire community,
augnieniinS our laboribg population At least
pne-third, and the amount Of money expended
in the district by outside parties is still Larger
ntio.-Ekiie Pine NstoS.
This is what the above journal says about
the reduction Of wages III White Pine. The
mine-owners have taken from the laborng
men one-ffth of their wages; have taken from
them one-tfth Of their capacity TO educate
their families and add TO their humble homes
few articles not indispensable TO a living;
and as a result, have lowered the capacity
of those men for good. You say YOU have
added one-third to your la5oring population
by reducing wages dollar day. Why don't
You reduce them to dollar and = half and
double your laborers? You would have to
work Cinnamon, but what difference would
that maker According to your philosophy, all
you want is increase of laborers; il makes no
sort of difference who or what they are. The
plain truth is just this: The rich mine-owners
have taken away a part Of the hand earnings
of the hbOrer, and added il TO their own profits.
II is the old story of giving to him that has
an abundance, and taking from him who al
ready Is too pOor-making the rich richer and
the poor poorer. Such things 10 not benefit
the community. 1t debases the laborirg class,
makes paupers, fills our jails with criminals,
and bawdy houses with their miserable in
mates.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-14

Nor CLArMED.-Thc 81, 900 in gold coin won
by tho lucky holder of ticket number 7. COB. in
,Wright's grand gift enterprise, has not yet
been claimed. thousand rumnrs were nfioat
yesterday about bull.whackers. butchers and
ragged, armed miners having won the capilal
pro, but as yet no ono has demanded il. The
full list of the drawing will 10 found in nm
other place Of to-d1y's paper. Ticket holders
can pour over il to their hearts content and
those who have been fortunate enough to draw
n prize can call at the Hamilton Exchange,
Main street, and receive tho same iab,n,l
EinDiJe
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-14

NRw LEDoE.--O. II. johnson has discov-
cred a four-feet ledge Of silver ore only nine
miles from town. Mr.. johnson did not know
what the rock contained, but out Of curiosity
brought in some Of il and had il assayei.
Seven assays were madnand averaged S2iS 90
per tun. The ledge is near the Elko and Idaho
Road, in the first mountain west of town. Mr..
Johnson has put mon at work sinking n shaft
We wish OUR OH friend every success for thcy
don't mnke any hetter mon thnn q. Il.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-14

MOUNTAINS CrrY.--This is the name of ono
Of the lodges at Cope. Orc from this ledge,
assaycd by Braun, at Mountain City, figured
up the modest little sum of Si.1ii per tun.
The lode ~ said 10 be about ten feet wide.
We dropped into the County Recorders Office
yesterday and found our friond Hafford com
planning Of headache, got 10y packing silver
bricks In his hat. He owns in The Mountain
City. Messrs. Sellers and llussels, also own
ers, were in town and participated IN the jolli-
Iication
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-14

Practice EcoNoMY.--lf you desire to nnp a
chicken between your grinders for supper TO-
morrow, go 20 tho shooting in the afternoon.
and for twc-bits You can take tender fowl
awny-rroyiding you arc good shot Game.
ron will give the boys chance to get their
money back tomorrow, providing they shoot
straight
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-14

LADoEISG IN 4 Coop CAUsE.-On Thursday
we had a call from Rev. y. Reasoner, who is
travelling for the American Bible Society on
the Pacific coast. If lie succeeds in reasoning
the principles Of that good book into the heads
Of some of our people he can do more than we
can. We have given up that job rs hopeless
even within the confines Of our own establish
ment.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-14

MAcENEEY.-Evcry freight train from the
Yves: brings new machinery, mostly FOX White
pumps for the White Pine Water Company.
Also, great numbers OF pipe couplings ana
cords vi small pipes. We hope the White
Piners will be able TO keep clean after all this
pipe is Laid.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-14

OrEHA IIoUE.--limmy Murphy, tho colo
bratcd p'''ormor. takes u hcncGt Tonight r,
tho OPP" House. The hll is large and select
and the support of the best order
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-14

characterization valued at S27,07O 80 for
San Francisco. and $l2, 600 80 for New York
has passed through the Office Of Wells. Fargo
4 Co., at this place, sirgc our Last issue.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-14

Core HEADQUAETEEs.-If any one desires
information about Cope district, he can learn
everything by calling at the White Pine Saloon,
for the boys have all got feet and real estate
there, and make it speciality to keep thor
Ouglny posted.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-28
TO FARMERS.

yHyHE Lodi Mauufact aring Co. invite Farm l CTS and oth IS using malures a seod fo, Ia pamphlet descriptive of their FertiIizer. S' They offer their.
 Double Refined Poudrette. equal to the best super phosphate, at the Ia, price of $25 per ton on board, in New Y. They also make superior articles of nitro ahns phosphate and pure bone dust.
 WE ASK ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING rssy,.o Prof. Geo II. Cook ,'of the New Jers.v Aar; cultural college of New Bainswick says: ih.. Double Refined Pou.irette and Nitro phospb, =. of Lime paid us full 100 per cent above th.ir market value, in the increase Of creps, this yeai."
 b. A. lHaugi,ton. North tIadley, Mass saxs. used it often on my tobacco plants (wher, | no other manure had zen used for years, They came up quick, and were pronounced to be the best plants ever raised in this vicinitx, Dan. D. Beck with, New London, Conn. sa.s. s!rhe Double Refined Poudret,e, is the best fer. tilizer have evcl used in the hill, taking inc price into account" inc Nitro Phosphate is ahead oi any thing have ever dseu in produ- cing al crop without the aid Of stable ma nure."
 Abram I. PtckhaIn, Newport, R. I. says: "I used the Poudrette on corn, side by side with super fnospnatc, ana In every Case it cane out ahead"
 Ch,s. Rowland. Weston, Conn, says; s.It gave the corn an early start ripened it early and increased the yield more than sufficient to pay all expeases.' g-y r rg1 9
 Wm S. Sheffield South Lyme Conn. says he found it superior to Super Phosphate or fish scrap. On corn and Buckwheat it far sur passed any other manure iA. 4 'E*t
 Bradley Ingal's, sheffield, W. says: ''four Double Refined P0udtette has been tried side by side with Gees 6, Bradley's X. L.. Super phnspi,a'a. an.l one tive other kinds, aud 1t has given as good satiefaction as any. My uncle raised two bushels of corn from four rows with manure, three bushels from four rows with Poudrette. and only one and thrce quarters from Bradley'sX X I..'
 Addless,
 The Lodi Manufacturing Co.
 r5 Box 3l39 New York 20 42 6w Off @ 66 COrtlandt St.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-28
F.1 K .W an3 OR Q &.AL E '.'.'g TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. -91 a'

UVHAI valuable farm of 40 acres of land IL belonging to the estate of Shubael l.
 Hullburt, now deceased, situated in Cornwall Hollow about mile northeast of the Gen. John SeGgwick farm is offered for gale to close the estate Said farm is we'll divided into plough, pasture, meadow, and wood land; we'll watered by living springs and streams. and is very productive, Dwelling House, two barns stable, and other out buildings on the premi- ses. Excellent water brought into the dwell ling, by pipes from sprinx. The farm will be sold with or without the stock and farming implements. An opportunity like the present seldom offers as the farm is considered one oi the best for Agricultural ol Grazing purposes in the township. ea ssaIr ....,. Y
 Terms easy. For par ticulars enquire on the premises, ofJ. R. HURLBURT, South Canaan Ct, Administrator. 3i-4m