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4 Paris shoemaker Is said to nave invented
shoes provided with rollers, which allow the
wcarcr to move IS fast as a horse, and to stop
immediately.
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Two Tr;sLmcn on q zultry night took refuge
underneath the bed clothes from u skirmj. L.
ing party of mosqIigos. II last one Of them.
-aspiuc from heat, ventuced 10 peep beyond
The baiwarks. and espieI irefy, which had
strayet into the room. AroHsjng his conf
panjcn with punch. he said: Jamie, jamie
it Is 10 use. We might rs we'll come out. Here
IS one OF the eraytcrs sarrbing for Us with q
lantern
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III. -, FER POINT

A TTORNhY at Law, Two Rivers VIII at
n tend TO collections and other business in
Manitowoc county and vicinity l2-l
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G.. "A. FORREST.

A TTORNEY and Counselor at Law Onct
n on northwest corner Of York and Sixth
streets. Mantowoc. Wis il-JI-Iy
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A MAN in Wayne county sfseding a COW on
Juniper berries u get her to give gin and
milk. 1t can't be done any more than hen
can be made to IA, scrambled eggs by 5 ing
her up with pole.
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3 siDess caro- s
WALKER x NkEETE.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law Offi.c
~ on Eighth street, over the First NatioIa
Bank.
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TIE present census gives Ianistes a pop
"a -aricn CT about 300
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J. C. BOLLMEYER, - Prom

TERlIS-To Village Subscribers when lei
py the Carrier, s. 80 per anuum.
To Mail and Office Subscribers. s. CC-
tqrariqbty N dfraHce.
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THE MhNiT0WGC PILOT,

A Weekly Newspaper, Democratic in poll
tics, devoted TO the dissemination Of Usefa
knowledge Literary Entertainment. and IL
Local Interests Of Manitowoc County pul
iished every Thursday. Office on BufftIe
between Eighth ana Ninth streets, MANIrowo,
WIS by
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-02

The many friends of W. W. Marshall,
Esq, long . resident OF this ps'ca, will be
psined TO lesrn of his decease, which occur.
red at his home in Kentucky one Gay last
week. The death Of Mr.. Maishail was not
unexpected by'his friends in this vicinity.
ut the same time hopes were entertained
thst o change Of climate would 20 far ie-
ster; IN 10 health that his life would be
prof.. ed for years to come. But a wise
Providence ruled it otherwise, and the mem.
ory of his blaueless life aud many good
deeds Is all tba. is left. Let US fttive to
emulate his worthy example.
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LONG YEaWsiAGo!


kll for pretty, girlish face,
Two checks Of rosy hue,
Two rosy CHEEKS Of vermill tint,
And eyes Of Heavens blue.
All for little dimplel c'in.
A rcund throat, snowy faif,
A darling mouth to dream upon,
And glorious golden hair.
All for q tender cooing voice,
And gentle flutteriug sighs.
All for the prsmise made to me.
By story-teIling eyes.
All for that pretty, giriisb face,
For a hapd as whithe as snow,
/ dreamed foolish dream of love,
Long. long years ago.
Dublin University Megszina q
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Gold 1ll36.

An important invention having been
patented by Whipple & Dickersou, OF
Georgetown, D. c., for the use of petroleum
as incl, and which has.been in prnctical
operation there for some months. and the
steamboat laws now under revision By the
Committee on Con uercs pro POSING TO to-
tally prohibit the carrying CT crude petro-
leum on steamers, subcommittee Of the
House, in conjunction with Professor Henry
who is said to be an expert in these me tteri
visited Georgetown for the purpose OF eX
amin ing into the merits of the invention
with view Of modifying the restriction
provision of the proposed new law. Mucl
interest was felt IN the examination, ant
the greatest satisfaction manifested in th
results. Several machines nre in process o
construction.
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The drama of to-day may he realized to-
morrow. a Pittstield, Mass, couple once
visited a married pair in Utica, and friend
field lady and the Utica man would make
Years passed, the Utica wife died, the
Pittsfeld man was killed in the war, and
last week the widow and widower were
upited in the holy bones.
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The .iI pr o&iucers meeting.

In responss to the published. ..call Of the
President Of the Petroleum Producers A.
sociatiou, a large aud enthusiastic II eIins
was held in Oil City yesterday.
The meeting being called to order. NJ.
wm. Lay, was chosen chairman aud +. W.
Hastings, Secretary.
There was seae:al discussion the sub
ject of .'the free pipe bill" md The meeting
sppoiated ths'following persons as cam :
mittee 10 visit Harrisburg, on Mond ay
April 4tb, to urge the passage of the bill
row before the Senate.viz:
jain Muuhali, f. e. Clapp, Sanue
Pumer, J. N. Bonham. VIM. Brouga, iona
than Watson, II. I. 3 ,ers. George E. Rid.
way, VIM. L. Lay, i. ". Andrews. j. II
Dukiil, l.. Emery, Jr.. Capt. John Wolf
Sterling Bopsall. VIM. s. McMnllen. +. G
Patterson, DR.. Shauburp.. Geo Boulter, c.
V. Cuive., f.. W. Mitchell. Col. A. J
Greenfield, Theodore Ladd. p. II. Tiernau
VIM. Murkle, Samuel Hash, Henry Byron
S. P. McCalmoni. VIM. Thompson, T. B
Porteous, Wm. N. civilians, NJ. A. Morse
Wn. A. Sbreve, G. +. Chester, James L
Brown and A. Noybart. sFsE..s
On molten, any other persons interested
in the passage of this bill. were requeste,
to join this committee at Harrisburg.
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Elsewhere will be found the proceedings
of the oil producers meeting, held at Oil
City, yesterday forenoon. 1t will DO seen
proceed TO Harrisburg TO lay the matter
before the State Legislature. 1t is to be
hoped they will succeed in securing the pas
sage Of a measure of such vital interest 10
the Oil regions.
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We are in receipt uf The first Duriber Of
Punch inelo, a new comic paper which hes
just been started in New York City. 1t
con tuins many good things. The iliustra-
tions are by Stephens, On artist Of real merit
aud who is we'll known. 1t is issued by the
Panchinello Publishing Company, No. So
Nassau Street, New York. Hope it will
provo q success.
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Mr.. Trayer, representing the house of
Chas. Stokes, Merchant Tailor and Cloth
Ter, Philadelphia, will be in town in the
course of day or two, for the purpose of
taking orders for clothing, &c. The OLD
established reputation Of this house cannot
help but gain them an extensive trade in
the oil region.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-02

A new explosive agent termed !lithofCac :
teur wss, on Saturday last, lsuccessful'y ap-
piled to some heavy pieces Of ordnance at
ihe East st. Louis Rolling Mill, which had
resisted all Efforts before used TO break hem
This mixture is OF n deep blnish color r.
sambling mud, about the consistency o!
putty. 1t is put linto Il hole drilled for the
purpose, without tamping or covering Of
eny kind except handiul OF fire clay 10
keep it in place, it is fired by fuse termi-
mating ia copper cap made especially for
the purpose. When lighted with match
it burns like wet powder, and the danger.of
lis use is even much less than by ordinary
powder. The Lithoirac,enr is said to have
five tinesGihe force of nitro-glycerine, and
tweuty times that Of gsnpowderr
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-02

The engine house attached to tho Nea
well, on the Robnson farm, Parker's Land
ing. on the river, above Enterprise, took IRE
and burned down On Wednesday Of last
week, damaging engine aud boiler. The
derrick and tank of oil 'ecaped destruction.
The fire was occasioned by oil flowing
through the gas pipes into the furnace
A warning 10 others. -Venango Specia-
Tor.
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Mr.. Trey er, salesman for tho wen known
clothing house of Charles Stokes, Philndel-
phia will visit this city about April lst
Those wishing clotbing cat ic the --latest
style and hest materials will do well to re-
serve their orders for him. He will have a
very lnrce and complete line Of samples. -
Our prices will he found very low ~ the
extent of onr business gives greet sdvan-
tages 10 buying. The long established repu
ta,ion of the house tor iair dealing, good
cutting and workmanship il gusrants
that every customer will be pleased,
pl0 n
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Our citizens will bear IN mind that Rev.
john Pcate, NJ. D., of Franklin, is to preach
in the NJ. Z. Church, TO morrow forenoon
and evening. Rev. P. ia highly spoken of
by those who have heard him, as being not
only An earnest worker but an eloquent
divine. Let there be full attendance TO
hear him.
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Eetro'evp1 Centre Daily Record.
pct. Centre, sa urday. April 2
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IRAENsyON q. q. q; A. AZ IL.

No. 2, Passenger -LeaveCnrry l1a.20
~: T'trsville. r. 90 p. m; Petroleum Cen
IRE, l.40 p. u.; Ol. City, " p. m; 1t
yiuetop, ~ ?. u.
No 4 Passenger Leave Cory G.le .. m:
Titasville, 1885 A. r.; Petroleum Centre
s Ham: Oil City, SO rs; arrive at lr-
vi1etou ll.4O n.
No. Passeoser-Leave Cory o5 p m;
Titasviile, $50 p m; Petroleum Centre,
S,33 p m; arrive at Oil City $50 r N.
NORTH
No. ]. .Passenger-Leave IrviDeton 7l5
a m; OH City, 1910 a "a; Petroleum Cen
tire, ll,05 N; Titusvilie, IL so m; arrive
ut Cory 1.40 p 10.
No. s, Passenger-Leave Irvineton, l2,-
SPIN; Oil City 2.57 r m; Petroleum Cen
ire, 1886 p m; Titusvilie, 4,20 p IN; arrive
at Cory 5,45 p m.
No. 8. Passenger-Leave Oil City 100 q
m; roleum Centre, 7.43 m; Titusviile,
$50 am; arrive at Cory 1910 m.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-02

Daniel Netherlands trial tor the killing OF
A. ID. Richardson opens next Mondey 10
New York city before Recorder Iiaekett.-
Mcfarland is to be defended by Jonn Ora
ham, Ebridge Gerry, and other eminent
lawyers.
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An impression is daily gaining ground
that the Ciiy of Boston, if lost was destroy
ed by Gre The theory is supported by the
fact that her inefficient machinery had to be
forced to unreasosaby quick action in order
to get up the reqinsl,r degree Of speed, ther'
by causing dangerous friction.
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f. W. Smiley, Esq, has purchased the
Venaneo Citizen printing establishment and
will hereafter publish that paper. We
welcome Mr.. s. TO the editorial fraternity,
and trust his enterprise will prove sue
cess, both financially and otherwise.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-02

The Vensngo Spectator, with its usual
enterprise, Publishes the list of Treasures
Sales of uuseated and seated lands, in sup
plement form, 1t will prove of value for
reference aud should be preserved.
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II should be borne In mind that Rev. J
T. Oxtoby, pastor of the Presbyterian Saci
ETY. OF this place. breaches his farewell
sermons TO morrow, forenoon and evening"
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.lIOST'.

From tho hsrness rshop of A. Leeqe.t. a
small black aud tan terrier, auswers 10 the
name of Dick. The iader will be liberally
rewarded by leaving the same at the harness
shop.
A. LEGrvTr
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''Tbe First NaliGni Bank Of louisville VS..
the State Of Kentucky to the Court
Of Appeals of the State OF Kentucky.
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KID CLoAEs-A large assortment, Al.
LameinIs Il Aldeu's
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ICE, ICE.

IcE. &C. II. Williams & Co, sre rrepar-
ed 10 furnish fresh Chautauqua Lake Ice in
quantities to suit all. They have laid in n
large siocl; OF the purest lee ever. brought
to the oil region. Those using Ice will do
well to bear this fact in mind. m3O-4t
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Sash. Glass, Doors. Patty &c. Large
stock very cLesp al the Furpiiure Store.
Hi0-f
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THE PYEAMns of splendid cnal over at
Codiuglon d CoInwelle yard are perfectly
wonderful. mnrcbIotf
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Hammers d. Alden's is the only whit,
mans, clothing store IN the Centre.
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Gatfney, sells better and cheaper goods
than any dealer on the creek. Try him.
Il I2ts
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Orders taken for suits and fits guaranteed.
Lanmers d Aldens.
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Mp: Gle Payment fgeSuppqd.

On and after this date, April lst. specie
payment viii beresrmed at the Opera House
Saloon where greenbacks is given Tor Ale
Wine, Lager, Cigars, Sandwiches, &c. By
order
JoHN TnEoDALD Prop'r.
al-4t.
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The heavy rain OF last night set tb
Creek to raging again.
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Fine assortment of Paper and Cloth Win
dow Shades and FixtuIes, iirsi reed at
mS,f. GRITrgs BgOs.
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Lammers d Alden's is the only store 10
guy good, durable and cheap clothing.
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The largest and best assorted stock ever
on exhibition On Oil creek i, t.. Ga!.npy',.
NlStf.
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n5zy- 1t is the trnih? Grifes Bros. hsye
RESUMED SPEOiE PAYMENT, All
persons purchasing goods At tDeir store will
receive speGIe in change. Give iher, call
and see Tor Yourself m23-t.
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SuERIFFs SALE ~ CLOsED.-Nicholso Il
BlackmOn having bought: him ons a. this
place and Kane City. tr
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J.ocaI Notices.
ICE, ICE.

,lcssrs Bailey, CHAIN & Smith ore prepar-
red 10 furnish thn pur,st OF Sandy Lake ice
on short notice, at Ihe proper saescn aud
at reasonable rates.
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YslvtMe Seryiccc.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at IL o'clock A. NJ, and
o'clock P, II.
REV. J. T. OxroBY, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at IL A. n. AND
~ P. n. Sabbath School at l21n r. N.
eats free. A cordial Invitation extend.
ed to. all.
EEv. c. II. EEARD, Pastor.
SITS. PETER AND PAUL'S .(Catholie,
CHURCH.
Moss at l01< a. m.
Vespcr and Deneiictisa Of the Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. N.
cateehism at.2..p. m.
JAMES DUNN, FASTER.
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sops Ct the rob.us every morning.
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COLD is o word which Codington e Corn
well propose render obsolete. For nodas
OptrUndi call md gee them. uarchlOu.
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COLD is o word which Codington y Corn
well propose render ohselets. For moGas
OperUndi call md zee them. uarchlOu.
We would call the attention OF our husi-
ness men 70 the superior styles OF jon print
i0G, both plain ard fancy, at pr' rnt being
turned ont from this Office. We ore sgrpac.
ed 10 execute job printing Of every descfn-
ton in the latest and moat fashionable styls
Of the art, AMI st reosonabla rates. IT,
Horse Shoe Nails Wholesale aaa retail,
at Nicholson 4 B.ackmol's. :3-lf
---------4--
ThcNcw Gas Pcmp lcr sal, &. Nicholson
y BIacEmon5. IT,
The New Gas Pump for sale .. Nicholson
& Biackmon's. t.
Carriage Bots. Wholesale sud retail, y
Nicholson & Backmon's 23-tH
Underclnthing in large quantities at Lam
mers u Aden's.
Reduced Prices at hammers i Alder's.
[nov.22u1
Just received large and well assorted
stock Of shelf hardware as j. Rath-rford's.
II.
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Thanking onr friends for their liberal patfolaAy,s
In thu past, we shall use oar best efforts 10 ~
Is eontisuspoe &sch
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OMITTED.-The names of Mrs. ?. G.
Hyman and Mrs. Harvey Carpenter were
accidentally omitted from the list Of
ladies' appointed on the Fourth of Jnlv
Committee on Decoration and Stand
They were in the original list, but got
mislaid.
GRAND JURY.-The Grand Jury for the
june Term of the Eighth District Court
has been drawn, and the venire is re-
turnable to-day. AS soon as the names
are called the jury will be impaneled,
and enter upon their duties.
The ONLY Fresh Shell Oysters in
Hamilton, are to be found at Byrne's
old stand, in Perry's Saloon, Main st.
Also, Pigs Feet, Sleeps Tongues, and
everything else that IS good to eat. Fresh
oysters by every Express.
MILITARY TURNoUT.-There is a mill.
tary company at Treasure, armed and
accoutered, and we understand it will
form a gallant feature of the 4th of July
procession.
R. R.@The Executive Committee adj
journed last evening to meet this even
ing, in the club room of the st. Nicholas,
at s O'Clock. A full attendance is ex-
pressly desired.
THASKs.-We are authorized to return
thanks to Fred. Benjamin, Superintend-
ent of the White Pine Water Company.
for his offer to furnish water free for
street sprinkling on the 4th of July.
AN AmTNG.-Some of the fire boys
gave der macheen' an airing last night,
and alarmed the city out of its quiet by
taking an intense run down Main street.
LIVELY Observation-Disclosures are now
running a lively opposition. If it con-
%tinues, it will soon be as cheap to live on
beef and mutton as on hen fruit.
A SPECIAL MEETING of the Hymans
will be held, at the Recorders office,
City Hall, this evening.
There is a dispatch in the telegraph
office, in this city. for T. B. Simpson.
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WHITE PINE WATER co.
FOR SALE !

u,wo FIRsT.CLAss BILLIARD TABLES
Inouire at the publication office OF me
White pine Daily News, st. Nicholas saloon
Main street, Hamilton. h"'o"
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Arcr1nr-Reillv & Woodberry

AUcrIoS.-Reilly & Woodbury. an
nounce C. NJ. Stevens as their auctioneer.
Mr.. Stevens is mentioned as n first-rate
man for that sort of business. only that
he has a way of taking a wink as well
as a nod, and is apt TO knock wares off at
too low a figure for good general health.
BEAN Southland, who is running
the 'Moselle saloon at Treasure, phil
a~nthropically serves up soup to his GUS
toners every day, and does not stop to
count the beans.
MIGHrY SCARCE Items of news were
as scarce here yesterday as bunch grass
in Winter.
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FRANK ~CASTAGNETTO,

Successor to Castagnetto X Borbon)
OF COFFEE BY STEAM,
corner of Treasure and Dunn streets, Ham
iiton. CHARrREs, JAVA, COSTA RIGA, and all
kinds of Coffees, ground and prepared for the
fable AT his steam mill. He guarantees his
Coffee to be the very purest and best offered tor
sale in the State of Nevada. Jetu
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Alnnsements.
GA NJ ID
WRESTLING MATCH.

TNo COME OFF AT TREASURE CITY ON
Il July ith, 9Th and 9th. 1870. To be wrestled
IN Cornish lEnglishl style: Two pins and one
fall. N"
This wrestling match will be conducted by
four committeeman and three umpires. Evf ~
thing viii be carried ON with the best of order
Prizes TO be drawn after the match at Dolan's
saloon, Treasure City.
h7t liz. ........... 800
second Prize ......s SEQ Fourth Prize. -. 20
Ihird Prize. 49,. 40 Fifth Prize. 10
Admission, so cents: wrestlers and subscribers
free. DOIAN RAsTTAN
je21.1w pronrietors
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srooKHoLDERs DIRECTORY.
:, o5 Mine. Lesiea. Per SIR DeiiaqiI Sale.


1t.hoqany. June %, at No. l Express Building,
n. Il. corner Montgomery and California SITS
San Francisco.
siver Vault. July 7, at Room No. %, Hayward's
pnilding. No. 40 California-st., San Francisco.
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LOST !

A SET OF TEETH, IN GOLD SETTING
n A suitable reward will be paid ior aneip ~
tnrn TO the publication office of TIT White Plne
Daily News, st. Nicholas Saloon. Main street
Hamilton. mac
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w IAN z D

Snn TUNS OF BULLION OR ORE FUN
I'LL Immediate shipment.
Annlv to MCINTOSH & BARCLAY.
je9-tf
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TO PRosPEcToRS

OF THIS AND OUTSIDE DISTRICTS.
- with increased machinery, we are now
nrenarad 10 work from 3 to 10 tuns OF ore per
day, at prices as low as the larger mills rors
For sale.-A general assortment oil Assa!e's
Tools, Mufies, Crucibles, chenhicas' eae,
Main street. Hamilton, opposite Red Wheeicrs b
fefe-tm
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Co to @. r. Aiexander's for your
drugs, feI-tf
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O II
N C E

NJ o c e.
TT HAS BEEN REPORTED THAT D. H..
whepley has won the title to what is known
as the Bradshaw Tract in Hamilton. This is to
notify all persons that | have brought suit to
eject said Whepley from said Tract, when SUIT
is now pending. and l shall prosecute it with all
diligence. ] purchased said Tract, paying s4,0N
for It. and put several thousand dollars worth
Of improvements on it before said Whepley came
10 White Pine. l warn all persons against pur-
W. f. WALTON,
Agent for A. p. HoTALINd.