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,,,o THE FOLLOWING NAMED DEFENDANTS

and to all the owners of, or claimants to, the
real estate and improvements thereon. or improve
ments, when assessed separately, hereinafter
described, known or unknown.
Yau are hereby notified that suits have been
commenced in the Justices Court of Carson Town
ship, Ormsby County, Nevada, before " aiiz'
ESD, Justice OF the Peace in and Tor SAID Town
ship, County and State, by the state OF Nesau''
nI,intif AGAINST each of the defendants horeln-
after named, and each of the following described
tracts or parcels of land with the Improvements
thereon, and improvements, when separately
assessed and all owners OF, or claimants TO- tns
delraueucv assessed to said defendants against
said properly for the fiscal year, commencing
JaUrary l, 1865, and ending December 81, 1908
80. md vnr, are hereby fur ther notified that
nnless Won appear and answer the complaint filed
in said casse on or before the
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NOTICE.

TIME STOCKHOLDERS IN THE AIHESs
GoI.D AND SILVER MINING COMPANY,
a.. h.,ebv particular,y requested to attend
meeting Of the Company to be held, upon bust =
nas. Of importance. at the Sheriff7s ~fhce al o
O'Clock P. n, Thursday May Is. 1869
MILES Z. REESE, President.
SAN D. KING, Secretary. Ho--~
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THESE powders will be found of essential value TO
those whose means, health, or other clrcunistah.
ces do not permit them to increase me hupe. "a
,h.;r family without Inconvenience, suffering. and
nerha IS risk of life This preparation is new, safe.
marble convenient and simple. and cannot IN
iure the health of the most delicate. Ii curtains
no nriy,leres but gives strength and vigor Nor
III, cn iIsred il is of the highes: utility and sus
sained BY the soundest principles Of pruden and
virtue. Their use should be avoided at certain
tines. Price Sl0a box Sent to any part OF the
D;t tho amount nv Mail or EXPRESS addressed
BENZ f. JOSEELYN. N.
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ha, enjoyed this Coast an uninterrupted
-. of eighteen wears. and has become one OF
IN. n,,st celebrated Institutes of tue age
,Ia .,re1t number actually received and cured,
80 il p,int of number Of patielts among the
erst OF the world and the success OF Its trestt>
.,.co,.,i To none
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Vermont Daily Transcript
ST. ALBANS, VT.
MONDAY, JANUARY, p, 1869.
.S,riudliHr ia NcW YORK tifU.
ST. ALBANS, VT.

Various are the modes adopted by
rascals to swindlc unsuspcctlng stfal'g-
c,s who visit the city of NeW YORK.
Hardly Il paper can he taken up without
containing an announcement tha' M
so and so from the rural districts, mas
had some confidence game played on
him. Notwithstanding the repeated
warnings given by the press, persons
who arc called "shrcwd' continue 10 pc
the victims OF misplaced CONT cncc.
New York is rather large -ize VII
Iape and strangers, and even oid resi-
dents as for that matter, cannot bc 100
much on their guard againstthc 'mach-
nations of the large number of roEucs
that have an abiding place there.
The SIN has recently given it's readers
an ac cunt of some OF the tricks that
are practiced One iaNorite me,hoi OF
inveighling the unwarS, it say ~ iof
certainwell- dresscd young men to !a'l III
with a stranger on his arrival at The rail-
way depot or steamboat landing, ana,
entering into casual conversation, 10
gradually become friendly enough to
ask, "Wbat hotel do you preIer"'
"What part of the city are you going
70 ?n Sc. These queries arc accomp,ni-
ed by the offer to point out the desired
hotel or street, or 10 give the stranger
whatever information and guidance he
requires. Committing himself to tie
direction Of this newly made and SEEM
ingly disintcrestcd friendship, he if
led into come den of vice, entrapped by
some Confidence game-in o"c Oh
more of many ways frequently dcserib-
ed made victim Of 1t warns strang-
crs against any persons at the te MINI
of lines of travel who II axe advances OF
offer their services in any way unsoiici'
ted. Let none be ignorant OF their de-
vices, or trust such villains. If strang'
crs want information, let them get 1t o
the policeman whom they will usually
find at or near the landing or depot i'll
the city. Let them l-eep their mouths
shut and their pockets close to met
they do not know,
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-Ne,r Publications.

RURAL Poems. BY William Barnes.
Roberts Brothers, Publi shers, b -
ton.
This is one OF the handsomest printed
books that has been laid on our table in
long while. Concerning its contents,
we can do no better than to quote from
the London AthenGum =
1.-THE best definition that we can give
Of these Poems is to say that they are in
high degree pleasant and novel. They
touch upon a great variety of rural
scenes and customs, and they enter into
the characteristics of country interiors
with minuteness for which idyllic
poets have furnished few precedents.
The aspects of Nature at different sea-
sons,-glimpses of the wayside, of the
wood, of the stream, OF the effects OF
wind and light.-of household joys, of
country labor afield, Of wakes and re-
wells, Of village SWANS and coquettes,
and of placid, though pensive being,
who moves moralizing amidst them all
form the principal figures and pictures
Of the book; and it is by 10 means one
which lovers of descriptive poetry can
afford to lose"
HARPER's MAGAZINE for February
has its usual amount of interesting
reading matter. Among the articles
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In the fall OF 1868, having some bust
ness with Gov. Tod in regard to recruit
ing, |, in company with other privates
and hon-commssioned Offices, called
upon him at Columbus. had never be-
fore seen him. On entering the room
he bowed politely, and motioned us to
seats. There were several co!oncis, ma
jOrs. ana other officers present The
Governor walked from one to the other,
briefly but kindly attending to the bust
ness each had TO present. Now he
wo Id bc talking to colonel, then 10 Il
private. The same courtesy marked his
demeanor TO both. Presently the door
swung open, and tall, fine looking Off
Ger, dressed in military style, with his
blue cap thrown back, and his sword
dangli z ut his side, strobe in and
stepped grandly up to the Governor
while he was talking to me and another
private. The officer looked down Will
marked aud manifest contempt upon
our plain blouses. Not SO the Governor
however, as we shall see.
Governor said he, edo you rccol
lcct me?n
Yes" answered the Governor dryly
81 remember you perfectly we'll" ant
smiled contemptuously
"Well, sir,o continued the airy oil
Ger, "has ms comnissio been mad
ont YETI
The GOVcrno. turned III Oh him Sucl
II look ~ | never can FORGE, and an
swcred his question by asking the mos
singing question that could he addresse,
to Il soldier in those critical times:
/ why are you not with your rcgi
ment? 1t will be time enough for you t
ask promotion when you return to you
duty in the field, sir.n
At this the windy and swollen rol
troon, whimpered somethin abou
being too sick TO travel, and growle
out something about being ovcrlooke,
too long OH the list OF promotion, an
intimated that the Governor had nc
done him justice.
promote you, sir. you arc 4 coward
and do not deserve it. | know you to
well. You ought TO be cashiercd an
dismissed in disgrace, and if You don
re port at thc front pretty soon, wi
sec that you are dismissed. Go, sir
wait to see no more of you. There ar
10000 men from Ohio, better men tha
you, at the front, to-day, hearing mu.
kets.f
The fellow left, the Governor smiled
while the "boysn cheercd and laughe
till the room echoed with the applaus
of TIC privates Of the ARMY Lo
officer.
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II appears that barrel of Kerosene,
which came into contact with the
flames, added to the calamity, and it Is
n source of regret that more strict mca-
surcs ara not adopted to prevent the
frequent explosions of thi- dangerous
fluid.
Our Board Of Health is worry active I'M
introducing an apparatu. intended TO
improve the air in public schools,
churches and theatres. schools, moro
especially, require constant airing, and
ii i, to be hoped that the efforts OF that
orgari2ation will prove fruitful of Il
beneficial result.
Talking of theatres puts me in mind
that an Italian Opera will be formed
before the close Of the present season,
under the auspices of Mir. Max Marctzck.
This is very desirable for the musical
portion OF our public, particularly
for tho-e vino appreciate read good
music in preference to the obscene
farces known under the name OF operas
b UBtS, with which our opera houses
nave been infested all this winter. In
fact ii may safely bc said that the only
sources of real musical enjoyment IN
New YORK n present are 1T tht
concerts OF the philharm mic society,
an association of 100 first-cla-s artists
whose monthly evening performances
and weekly afternoon rehcarsals, do no
fail to attract Il large and appreciativ'
audience TO the academy OF Music. Th'
main programme OF these concerts con
sists of classical compositions of Bee
thoven, Mozart, Hayden, Mcndclssohn
Gluck, &C.. and the existence OF tn,
Philharmonic Society has, witlou
doubt, greatly contributed toward
forming and refining the musca
taste Of our public. Among the sol
performers in the next concert th'
famous volinist Ole Bull will add TO tn
attractions Of the evening.
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CURES WITHOUT SNEEZING
TO FEMALES.

nR. FREDK MORRILL,, Physician and Sur
- geon, gives exclusive attention to Diseases
of women. He has made diseases of woman HE
study for the past twenty years His practice
has been ve-y extensive both in Hospital and III
private practice. His reputation has vouchers
in all tho city papers, his patients, and the medi-
cal profession, both here and abroad, as being
the most skilful specialist ht re- and thorough
master of all sexual diseases.
DR.. Morrill, is admitted by the best medical
talent OF the country to have no equal in the
treatment of Female Complaints, audit is no un-
usual occurrence for physicians in regular prae
tee to recommend patients to him for treatment
when afflicted with diseases i'll his speciality.
Ladies will receive the most scientific atten-
ton both medically and surgcally, with private
apartments during sickness, and with old and
experienced nurses, if they wish
The poor advised free Of charge. Physicians
or patients wishing his opinion OF advice, by let,
ter and enclosing the usual fee, will be answered
by return mail.
Medicines sent to all parts OF the country.
Office, No. AZ HOWARD STREET,
214-1y Boston Mass
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PLANTATION BITTERS co.ubine radi-
cal medicinal virtues with delicious
aroma, and flavor grateful to the pa
late. 1t is purely vegetable, and in its
composition all the requisites of science
have been complied with. 1t is suitable
for all ages and sexes. 1t is gentle,
stimulating and soothing. All dyspcp-
tic disorders are cured by it, and it re-
pairs and restores natures wasted pow
ers. PLANTATION BITTERs are increas-
ing daily in favor with all classes 1t re-
lieves suffering, renders life luxury,
briglAtens the present. and throws a
hopeful light on the future.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold 1t half the price. Il & w.
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WHELA,S:s APPEAL REFUsED.-Ihc
case of Whelan was before the full Court
of Error and Appeal at Toronto on sat
nrday. Ten Judges delivered elaborate
opinions, fully reviewing the case. SiH
judges sustain the Judgment OF the
Court Of Queens Bench, and four were
in favor of a new trial. Whelan's coun-
sci applied for leave to appeal to the
Privy Council OF England, and, after
consultation, the Court decided that 1t
had no right or power to grant TIC leave.
The prisoner was ordered to be sent back
to Ottawa Jail and, so far n the Cana
dian cCults are concerned, the law will
take its course, and unless .reprieVcd,
Whelan will be hung on the nth ofneXt
month.
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THE New YORK LrDGER.-The sue
cess which Mr.. Bonner, OF the New
York Ledger, has mot with is certainly
remarkable, to say the least Twenty
years ago, we arc told, he was n compos-
itor in the Hartford, Ct, C0urom; now
he is the editor and publisher Of a paper
that numbers its subscribers by hun
dreds of thousands. The Lcdger is not
merely story paper. Some of the ablest
men in the country contribute articles
to Its columns among the nu lumber, VIM
Cullen Bryant, Rev DIR Tying, Henry
Ward Beecher, Professor VIM Henry
Peck, John G. Sake, and Others whose
names do not now occur to u. In fact,
Mr.. Bonner pays out money without
stint to secure the services OF the best
and most popular writers, and hence ii
Is that the columns of the Ledger are
always filled with interesting and en-
tertaining reading.
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70 CONSERVATIVES.

TINHE Advertiser, having been restored to
l. health in a few weeks by n very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection and that dread
disease, Consumption anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
70 all who drsire it, he will send a copy of
the prescription used Gree of charge). with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find SURE CuRE FoR CONSUME
TIoN ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS &c. The only object
of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is
to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceives to be Invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer will tIy his remedy, as it
win cost them nothing, andmay prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1855 South Second St., Williamsburgh, Kings
County, New York. 2i7-1y
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r.OIifff.

Mr.. Cornelius Bruce, conductor on
the Rutland r. r., has resigned, and
Peter Cadman appointed To- I'll the va
cancy.
r.Melvin Foster, the billiard player,
is native of Cavendish, this State, ind
was, for q while, several years ago, asso-
ciaied with Mr.. b lsham, OF Burling-
ton. He is to play a match game, for
81 600 in gold, with Joseph Dion, in
Montreal, on Thursday Of this week.
Col. Silas NJ. Waite, of Brattleboro,
was elected director OF the Connecticut
River II. r. at the annual meeting held
at Springfield, Mass, on Wednesday
last.
Dom piatt writes to the CincinH0ti
Commercial that the late Col. Key was
the author all McClellan's celebrated
orders that had tingc Of humanity
about them, and as the confidential
friend and adviser of that unfortunate
military MAJ, he did much to create that
popularity which SO strangely survives
his blunders and misfortunes.
The sons of Deacon Benz. Maltby, OF
Northficli, Ct, - namely, Thaddeus.
DeGrasse, Julius, Samuel, and Erastus,
were boru respectively in 1870, 1882,
1888, 1890, and 1856 In September last
all five were still Giving with the
wives of their youth. Since September
one of the wives has died.
Albert Brisbane, the well known
Fourierite, has bought q large tract OF
land in Kansas, for Il colony Of French
men, who will cultivate the land on the
cooperative principle, and also manu-
facture silk goods.
Roswell :. Burrows, Of Albion, y.
y, has recently made donation to the
Baptist Theological Seminary at Roch-
ester of 100000, and he may possibly
increase it 10 S150,000
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Fatal necessity is never k"own until
it strikes. People rarely appreciate the
necessity of an effective hair prepara-
ton such as Barrctt's Vegetable Hair
Restorative, until old age or disease ren-
ders them bald. Even then, however,
Barreti's will restore the hair in all its
original lustre and abundance.-Bolti-
more Commercial. dow
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them from building their end but they
did Lot want to put straw in our way
to prevent our building our part of the
road. The proposal was made them,
that they should take $50 900 stock and
we should take the same amount that
they should have seven directors, and
We the same--thus neither party having
the control and that each should com.
mcncc to work on their respective ends
of the road; and that they shoul pcti-
ton our next Legislature Ia sever the
charter, and give each ~ Independent
organization. Nothing could % faiycr
than this OFF,; hut thc Orleans County
men, after consultation. would only
agrcN to the follow ing terms: -Vnat The
books should be opened for subscription,
ana, If the Franklin County ncn took
the most of the stock. they should ri e
perpetual lease OF the eastern ca il
Orleans County took most of the stock,
they should give perpetual lease of the
westo IN end This proposition was APP
parcntly a. fair for o &c side as the
othcr; but it wax really game OF
" heads | win, tails you losc.n The
books were voted open Tor subscription,
and the Secretary, Mr.. Bisbcc, with his
pen already dipped in ink, proceeded to
sign the moderate sum Of $40 900. The
Commissioners then voted that The
hooks be closed. ana The meeting ad
joulncd.
Our general Railroad law expressly
: states that, "crCry pcrSoa subscribing
.tor Sioch ia ony uilroud IN this state,
shaU be required ~ puY the Commits
sioacrs at the Gas o. subscribing .frc
per centun1 on the amount Of stock .tor
'chjch nc shall subscribe" This would
= require Mr.. Bisbcc TO pay $1,000 down,
, ana, as our twenty eastern trends We're
probably unable to find that amount OF
stamps about their clothes, they proposed
. that notes should be taken for this five
per cent. When tlis proposition was
, made befo.e the Commissioners, Mr.. l..
= ". Leach, one OF the Commissioners
from Enosburgh, asked if the law did
not require the five per cent. to be PAID
| GOWN. me chairman, however, appar
- elitlN dl0 not hear him and proceeded
y to put the question to vote, and the ba
81 Tor subscription was adopted. The
G secretary, Mr.. blsbce, is y lawyer, an6
not being hurdcncd with 10000, h'
shGuid nave brought his General stat
tues OF Vermont 50 AS to have posted
himsell ana friends Wnile III "Solemi
cohclaVe," 80 that they could have pro
ceeued III legal manner.
me Law also states that
All subscriptions for stock shaii b.
payable absolutely, and no secret agree
: mcht, nor any understanding or condi
: ton not inserted in the terms OF tn
G subscription, shall affect The right OF tn
:, corporation TO enforce payment there
l. OIL
!, Now ii Mir. Hisbee is worth even on
n tenth OF the sum for which he subscrlb
d ed, he has heretofore been Gliding his
It light under bushel," and ii the law i
5 enforced and he is required to pay tn
500, OoO, he viii probably be obliged It
s. mortgage his Jaw books 10 raise tn
It amount.
l. We have not learned whether tn
G eastern men had revenue stamps enough
C to aflX to the 5000 note. If they hat
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Spefial alotlres.
ERRORS OF YOUTH

A GEN lIEMEN who suffered for years from
N Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the ELECTS of youthful indiscretion Will for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all
who need it, the recipe and direction for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured. Stuff
erers wishing to profit by the advertisers expe-
rience can do so by addressing, in perfect conf
dence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
lyw-Zli No. IL Cedar street, New y ork,
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ItceutU-Vrc lcUIs F'J'UctIce

In the Treatment OF Diseases incident to Fe-
males, has placed DIR. Dow at the head of all the
physicians making such practice specially, and
enables him to guarantee speedy and pcrman-
ent cure in the worst cases OF Suppression and
all other .HeastruH Dernagen,ents, from tchU-
erer cause. All letters for advice must contain
81. Office, No. 8 Endico.t Street, Boston.
n. b. Board furnished to those desiring to re-
main under treatment.
boston. july. 1868. 226 lvrdSw
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Rev. Edwin II. llodgman, of West
ford, Mass, has accepted the agency of
the "ltouc Tor Destitute Children y in
this state, located ut Burlington, and
Will enter upon his labors in the course
oi the present month. He il now III
sole accredited agent of this iustiti-
ton.
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Gov. SEYMOUR oN CHEESE As ROOD.
In speech made Il few days ago be-
fore the American Dairy mems Associa-
ton, JIx-Gov. Horatio seymour spoke
a. follows of chccs, ne an article OF
food:
Chcc.c ought 80 I've more generally
used for food in this country. The Am
crican people have lost the chccso-caling
p1opcnsitics Of their torctatherS. Chccse
Is the cheapest OF all articles of food
that can cuscd. Compared with meat
tn re are very important economies
connected with il 1t requires no fuel
to prepare ii. lie hoped steps would bc
taken to present cheese as an article OF
food to the favorable consideration OF
the poor OF our cities. The attention OF
our Government should he called To the
value of cheese as food FIR our armies,
There is 10 ar icle 80 cheap for soldiers
rations no arti lie so nutritious no mr.
ticlc so easy OF transportation
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It's good effects are permanent. In
this it differs from all dair dyes. BY
its use luXuriant grow III is guaranteed,
natural color and gloss are restored.
One trial will cause you to say this of
Mrs. s. \. Aliens Improved new style
Hair Restorer or Dressing lin one bot
tlc). Every druggist sells it, Price or c
dollar. 2j2 3
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FIRE AT RIvIERE DIT LoUP.-Mar-
chand's Hotel the popular resort of tou-
rists at Riviere du Lcup, was destroyed
by fire Friday morning, ana three of
Mr.. Marchand's children and Mr.. Wal
lis, Civil Engineer, of Quebec, persisted
in the flames. The other inmates bare
Nv escaped with their lives.
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are: \ Sleigh Ride through Eastern
Siboria-Thomas W. Knox; Spain
Charles Gates; Executive Departments
and Seals; Chivalrous and Scmi-Chi-
Various Southrons--J w. ID. Forest ;
Isabella H., cN-Qucen of Spain--J. :. {.
Abbott: Preachers and Preaching
Robert Tomas Refugee Litc-Mrs. W.
NJ. Parker; Stars--Ilarrictt Prescott
~pofl0rd. For sale at Nicrriiicld's
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ID II. O.-Try II box of puands Pantain
i Ointment. The best We in the World.
Take 40 other, but insist having this. For
gale by all Druggists and lonntry Dealers.
ID !. ". POLAND,s
Manufacturers
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FULTON MARKET.-Justr received, a
nice lot Dried Beef, Sugar Cured Hams,
Bologna Sausage, Sweet Potatoes, To-
matoes, Pears, Peaches. Water Melons
and Musk Melons. dti-94.
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DANCER, SCROFULA, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER
~ Complaint, rheumatism, Neuralgia, 6ci
cured A Book of 100 pages, sent free to inva-
Place. Boston,