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From VI Hmm :. HAT. r. a., B.sllyu-
TON FREg PAIRS
rrRLiSsr7S. o.t'+rli. t--l.
DAs. LIcHrHlLl = surru.
hs'R SIPS Since p.ac.a- u,se,. rufer your
treatment joy weak eys.. ,no-e p'rL.al-.y --,-u.a
t7a of the ave lil. ty '-1t has been s.-aa-s- and
ry eyes have felt ma-- -auar-af.s ttaa f'r a Long
ans previous. The ,raau.a,i "a lac entirely d 81
'PPeare t'ron OF, eye. ana IS d,i,v oe,ou'a- Zee.
in the 'thar- Y,7r trr,tuear a,. ta ~ seas b.ea
painful a- Ragged Die. -oryau- ,oar;so s.-ea
aoa and tho erauryia res Its as.t rel. a,,ept my
cordial thinks. and c'7.it ? ne Away, Your faith
u. friend ant Fervsa-
sIRNN 5. EtRT
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Henry Gordon Of Georgia had his band crush
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The FREE PREss said the otser day, on al
tbority Of foreign military writer, thar il only
one shell PER hour were thrown into every one
thousand square yards Of Paris D; would Be a
weak bomdarimeu, whereHpgu the Swsuton
J3ar1al facetiously offers to psy hr ll-inch
shells, ii We will 80 measure of 100 isct
square and stand the explosion Of the shells in
the middle
The Journal don seem TO know the differ
ence between ysrds and feet. We have no idea
Of requiring him to Sc shell OUT - in any sur
fashion. Burlington is not Ps-is nor is Sgaii-
ton one Of the Prussian forts,-noue Of theri
carry such big gun as cur naighbor. such
blunderb1ss we might almost say.
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-rN..N-'. ts.-iu Cambridge. ON Thu-sta,
Soy. tH 't Is Es~. e.. Wright. NJ arm
STR ~ D. -t--.a O. i.i sN A. Cotg. bota %. e am
H. .-a. N:
DIED.
Ftsat li.- 20 El7.oss.. Nov. -i-t Mary j wife
o.. 90 t.a ~ River Fails Ni., u-.1. q. -t 81
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Correspondence Free Press and Timos.
From MONTPELIER.
MONTPELIER, Nov. 18th, 1870
NoN-conNUrATlos OF Tue SENTENCE OF HENRY

MONTPELIER, Nov. 18th, 1870.
SoN-conNUrATIos OF THE SENTENCE OF HENRI
WELCOME
Editor Free Press and Times.
The most interesting debate Of the session, in
the Senate, was that Of yesterday on the bill tc
commute the sentence of the young murderer,
Welcome. 1t was solemn debate, for every
one realized that the decision involved the life
Of a human being. The points made in favor of
the bill, and on which the House was carried,
we're forcibly restated by Senators Carpenter,
Eddy and Gardaer They we're, the youth Of
the prisoner the assertion that without the ad-
mission ofan eytor;ei confession, he would never
have been convicted that his behavior on the
trial indicated deficient mental organization or
possibly insanity and that capital punishment
Is inexPeiien- in general. Several Senator's
spoke in opposition 90 these views Senator
Bailey, who vas one Of the committee to whom
the case was referred, which stood three opposed
to commuhton to two in favor. sad that moth
ing appeared before the committee TO shog why
this case should be made an exception to the or
binary course OF law. Senator Camp bore per
sonal testimony 10 the character Of Welcome, as
n very vicious AMI reckless youth. Senator
Heath related Welcomes behavior on his trial
for horse stealing. three days before the muir
der, cui testified 70 bis intelligence and
4uicbness Of Apprehension, shown on that ooca-
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PRAiRiH WEED R,Ls.u

CURES
Coughs, co'fs ant Consumpfre Difficulties
new supply ofP'ai-i' Wss4 has Just been re.
'.yed from ULiah We are making fresh 10: or the
celebrated
PRAIRIE WEED BALKAN,
$50 preparation from the same for inhalin-.
Send Cor our new Circular, containing full ae.
count Gifts discovery, and some Of the remarkable
cures effected by rs uss.
For sale ct wholesale bv WEEKS = POTTER
GEO. q. GOODWIN co., CUTLER BROS. =
co.. BURR G PERRY CARTER : WILEY, and
at Retail hy all druggists and a3othecaris.
tlr-u-a.1- tina country.
AUSTIN BROS. sTEERE Prop'rs
30. Ginning Street, Boston
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I,EN RoRT- =. LEES LIFE. Nearly
- ready ~ Publication the Biography &c Gen.
knn-- r. Lee. hy john Est n Co ke author %
Life o- - toTal. Jlcts u.' Welrin- the GREY -
cfc. Sd. -HH PAGE B.lu-tra-ed To De -l.t hy
surs'rip1.n. AGENTS WANTED.
u. AIIL.LuA z % Pull .her.. New Ycrk
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TERM a Year u - NUMBER. and Oh ID,
$50 IN Clubs often. This Quarter, .} hunters
sent f"Sf, A. oreref ehuy". our club Iudaes-
mi i.l-t- &c sent free o. all forming C,uHs-
and We want a live un Agent in every Town. Al
dress
D. D. T MnnRE !. R1-- - - -
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Hiram Daniel. aud frederick Callweii sre
preparing 20 pat up q p-esm SAW mill On Os-
born Wards land near Ihe Greensboro line in
Wheel5ok
Two attempts have bsen made to destroy the
new fence round the sol, iers monument in
Peacham or the second tri Al the young chaps
were caught and will be prl scutei.
David Darlington OF Cab d, got drunk few
weeks since, and thinking hi vie had given az
order to certain ones TO sell hin no riore run,
he went home and spited his Nife by breaking his
own crockery, chairs, tables, windows, etc. Be
fore HE wife was sufficiently 50 ted he had des-
troyed from twenty-five to fifty dollars worth Of
his own property. He aftsrwar Is went to the
woods with rope All two rs zors, and was
found on a log examining his tools 70 see which
had the bes. edge. He hadn't got quite really
10 try either Of them on his neck.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Henry Gordon Of Georgia had his band crush
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VI VERMONT, , To all persons con
'nNicI OF oHrrEsDEy eT5ed in ne Estate o.
OI nlrllngton In said nlstric. SareasT -A'e
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Is hauling earth from ,bs filing on College
street from the Battery, where there Wa su en-
eampment q troops ia ;ls war Of 1872, an Oh
cannon bs-i was dug mp 1t such a depth as to
'e'i 10 The belief that it must have been fred
from one o. the British vessels
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MARGARET CARROLL's ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT ) To an person. co-.
DISTRICT OF cHlrrgypgy s. cerned IN the estate n
- Margaret Carroll, late
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ggVHY HtLLtap.
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Congressional Printer \. NJ. Clspp tells Con-
gress that the business Of his Office has increased
ffty per cent. since his last report, and he begs
for new building. If the useless printing done
in the government Office we're cut of, probably
no new building would be needed.
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= W - ''ie WEEKLY FREE Pass an
E. ADVANCE. -
, we VIII send the WEEKLY FREE Pnrss a-d II,
III O'1""y Gentleman one year, for 500 in Apy,ycr
% Advertising Rates
n WI 'e furnish cd on application at this ofics.
? business Notices ~ cents per line. Culinary n,
]. u'-s o ceats per line also Scores e Base Bal
11ac~es' Meetings Of Societies aud Iistq Of officer
# e''.ui resolutions relating to personal natter.
e &c, &C..
I -la77ase nlt.ces 80 cents. Funeral notices q
p cents Deaths grafi,
RCNLiNGToN and VICINITY.
WEsroRD-Amos Hobart, Esq.. has sold to
Mr. ). Nichols Of Jacksonville, farm, farming
tools sugar tools. stock, etc, for $4,000
CoSFIaNArIoy-Bishop Bisseli las confirmed
recently at Bellows Falls @, West Fairlse 4.
Eoyalton g. Be;ael T.
Accident 1z HryuyGrox-E Emerson sora-
que, young man n years old. recently bsl
his left leg broken and was otherwise seriously
'i'ju'''' ny q falling tr1a
We learn ths, Miss Tirl;,, Ll,-,-...,. D.
''L' wiz .eo'ure IN this city some time in Deem
oer Miss Eigart1n takes strong ground
"sai.'' woman suffrage snd her lectures are
.'=uy c'AiaenIei by the P-ass wherever she
LIS al ioA'el'
Is bsur,,e,-,b f..-, .f. cut c,
street fan the B,,+o-r -. -
csmomert al, f-,.... -. ,.'a N ''-
Ie.itot5o hsr;.f ti.. g. -. a. 20
from, ,...e.t.. r-.... '
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trial 0ntires.
ALPHEUs ROBBINS, ESTATE.

ALPHEUS ROBBINS, EsT,rE.
60 Of VERMONT, } To all persons con
SIHio1 OF oHIrrEsDEs, S. eeT5ed in the Estate Of
oil Burlington in said District Secsasas oO'ins' AA'e
AtaProb.,. c-., GREETING.
and for tSe Court holden at Burlington within
NoVemoer A. ID. 1870 an Ipstrnmso, 'ip lI Hay "a
Io tn9 taSt VII and Testament Of Ai6bans $50
va r,r,.se,i u-'oh' IN said District deceased
snd =, 'sented 70 the Court aforesaid for Pro6ate
49,, = y ordered by said Court that The i,.i a. =
- I5, A-D 1870, at the Probate Cont Rao,;y ~;
sald huntington be assigned for nrovir- S i "a
strument; and that notice Thereof 10 si.u m M
Pis s concerned, by publishing this order tb-a
"eoAs slecesslVely in the Burlington Free p -
he INK p,nted at said Burlington, previous 10
! 4. THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified to apnesrbs
lore slt Court at the time and place Aforesaid and
contest the probate Of said will II Won bsv, 60 '
TWEEN under my hand at Burlington in ss1J rs;
trlct, tins sth day OF Nov. A. Il. $50 '''- us
WV T +. WALES, Judge.
MARGARET CARROLL'S ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT, , To all persons con-
DISTRICT cHrTsyDgS, SeIned IN the estate Of
Of Burlington, in said District. deceased '''' late
,p--,c GREETING:
AZ Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
- NJ 10, D' S'5I'ct OIL Shittenden on the 2Ist day
OF NoN- A. 1870. an Instrument purportin- 10 h.
the last Hil and Testament Of Marg,ret t7,,-u m
late Of burlington. in said District deceased ~.
presented To- the Court aforesaid for pr,hat. a., -
IS ordered by said Court that the 18th dan 0f r..
a u. $50 at the Probate Court Rooms In s,iT Pm
hngton, be assigned for proving said Ir.frr-,ert
ana that notice thereof he given o. an persons er
ceIhe'lt ny publishing this order three weeks sur
cessivey in the Burlington Free Pres a
I ,paleI printed ~ sa'd burlington, previous to
THEREFORE you are hereby notified IN apne,-
before sld Court az the time and place Aforesaid.
cause. 'N -'A'0
Gwen under my hand At Bur.sng-o8 in said his
I'icL lns -lsl DAY n November, 4. D 1870
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IN BANkR RI PFtY.-Dsirics O. Vermont SIT
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VOi-- AZ VERMONT REPORT,
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Ii August 2ith, 1870.
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We are also prepared to furnish
CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT
For Travellers available in al tar.s EUROPE
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The Great Hing Of Pain !
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
A GARD.

DR. McBRIDE-MY DEAR SIR: FOR TIL
IL last six or seven years ! have been AFFLICTED
with rheumatic pains, from my knees down
embracing all the Joints OF ankle ard toes
These pains have come upon me periodically
every ycar about this season Of the year. My
knees, and ankles, and toe Joints. and my wrists
md finger Joints would swell. and leave me in
tho most aSoniZing pain, known only 10 those
who have suffered from this dread malldy,
These pains would continue for n period OF from
three to four months every year, and they have
been regular, unfailing annual visitors. l have
been accustomed to apply for relief TO the best
citizens OF San Francisco, and have not failed
to use nll the most popular remedies Known u
the public. I would sometimes. receive tempo,
rary relief, after long continued application, but
increased severity.
About two weeks ago, while my pains were
upon me. / saw you NJ the corner OF one OF on
streets, and heard what you said about yoni
you with deep distrust; indeed, l may ray that
/ did not believe your statements: "Stilll,"
thought I, sits only o dollar, and III patronizC
the 'humbug' one dollars worth" Thought
bottle, and tried 1t fret OH my knee, which was
fearnily swollen, and from which l suffered
very severely. The second night tried II again,
and, my dear Doctor, you can Judge OF my sur.
prise. ccstacy and delight altogether, when
| found on rising the second morning. that my
pains were entirely gone and the swelling en-,
tlrcly gone. My Knee Joints. were supple and
Eighth, I was a young man, and ! actually danced
with delight, much TO the amusement OF my
friends, who had been In the habit OF regarding
me as a decrepid old rheumatic. II has now
been two weeks, and | have not felt the least
symptom Of return. l believe I am cured, and ]
feel SO grateful to you that offer You this state
mcnt. verified by my oath, TO lie used by You In
whatever way you may think proper, for feel
Il o duty TO let others similarly afflicted know
where they can find relief.
AM yours. very truly,
RAPHAEL LOOKAISE.
San Francisco. October 18th, 1869.
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SAN Francisco. October 2Sd, 1860.
nfnnDInR nEAR SIP. ROU

SAN FRANCISCO, October 23d, 1860.
nR, McBRIDE-DEhR SIR: ABOUT
~ three weeks ago / purchased a bottle OF
your KING OF PAIN, to Try and relieve tne
troubling me. I have been q cripple for q long
time with the hip disease, and my. suffering o.
times has been very great, ana nave rlcc
more " sure cures for palm than have flngers
and toes, but until applied inc NM e.no
PAIN to my hip l had never been eniireiy iree
from pain. I am now fully satisfied that y IL
not a humbug, AZ / thought at first, and: II u
will be interesting to you, l Will rclaieits eiieels
In another case which occurred this afternoon.
/ called on Mrs. Margaret Clark, an acgualnt;;
ance. this afternoon, about three o'clock, and
she Informed nc that she was subject 10 very
severe attacks of neuralgia, which completely
Frustrated her for a long time, and mat sne was
nearly insane from pain the day previous. MhHg
there she was attacked with 1t again, ana
never saw q person suffer so much In my lie;
/ think that no one could sufTcr long as shc did
without becoming entirely insane. started LOT
the Orleans Hotel, a. soOn as | thought oil your
most excellent medicine, and ] made good time
for q cripple. When / returned: i applied j.
to the whole OF her head and meek. RUBBING y
after, but / told them to usc 1t until tho pain
left. l dropped In q little AFTER six O'Clock TINS
evening, about three hours alter the hrst appI.
cation, expecting to find her still on me sick
list, rs l had hoped for but partial reliel; Dni
had lust prepared supper, and was feeling en-;
tircly free from pain. II you could have heard
her grateful Acknowledgements for the great re-
lief experienced, you would have icit amply IT,
paid for your gratnitous services rendered while
In this city. Please accept my most sincere
thanks for my own part, and believe me TO DO
Your most obcdicnt.
WIN. Il. CLARK,
1,4i0 Lcavenworth street.
p. S.-Mr. Clark resides on Mission street
near Third.
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A CELEBRATION
or THE
RATIFICATION OF THE FIJI
TENTH AMENDMENT.

- n,u,ynDyo nr IrTpCINTA
THE COIORED OF lihGISlA
L Will meet at the Hall OF the Lincoln Union
Club on THURSDAY. April TN anu 10TH IN
Procession on a street, between layior s'reet
and Sutton avenue
Order OF Procession
1t-D,yid Winston, Grand Marshal.
ol-John Martin, Robert A. Bolon, Aids.
M-Eand OF Music.
~ Htnaon, ITrInn r1,h
an Ei,T.ons M tot "D
~ SrnsIIant v,cS prc.,dcnt, mud Orator
oanJane s'' ~ '
"a. H., p.od.- cbanl,;, md Sneaker. I'm
,,..aras u'
si,hnsCommi,tee Of ARRANGEMENTS md Fl.
nance In rarrinyes
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Patients residing in any part Of the State
however distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, and who think propel
10 submit q written statement Of such In prefer
cncc to holding apersonnl interview, are assurct
that their communications viii be held mos
sacred, and the cure guaranteed.
All letters must be addressed to the CORE
spending physician, thus:
BENJ. Y. J0SSELYN, N. H.,
[Box 1851 CHS sacramento street,
Between Montgomery nnd kcarny,
dcG-G9.1yIs San Francisco, Gal.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

DTNTE UF ONLIFVNNtN,
City and County Of San Francisco. {,
On this 10th dry Of October, 1859, personally
,nncared before me, a Justice Of the Peace In
and for tho city and county OF San francisco
aforesaid, Raphael Iookayse, known to mo to
be tho person who signed tho foregoing letter,
and who being by me duly sworn, dcposes and
SAYS that the contents thereof arc true:
4. W. TALIAFERR0,
Justice OF the Peace.
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DeRarturea.
ny p,nnn 49, "a

mr. WELLS, Il AND co.'s LINE.
Mr. Wright, Frank Anderson, Pat Keys, A
9 Clark, Mr. Dahlman, Mr. Ballinger, Chas
Marsh; Mrs Mary Shepard, F Gillian, Duncan
Melres, Sarah Silver, Geo T Terry, Andrew
Chapel. S Baker, Mr. Caldwell, Mr. Van
Horn, Mr. Bryant, Mrs Wardle, P McGarry.
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rScELLAsEoUs
GOLD HILL
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN Gold Hill Firemen, that the annual election
for Chief and Assistant Engineer, will DO held
on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9TH, $50, at the
Polls open from 2 o'clock P. ". to z o'clock p. y.
Jacob Fox, p. Nye and John Randall are APP
pointed Judges Of Election.
By order OF w: ~: II. LEE,
President Of Gold Hill Fire Department.
j. T. WILTON, Secretary.
Gold Hill, March 22d, 1870.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
ArriYnls.

By WELLS. Fargo Ann co.'s LINE.
ID Myrick and wife. Henry. George
Grissin, e Cshlan, C MeElhine, Mr. Welch
and wife. Mr. Coney, c Shultz, J Farrell, Mr.
Simms, J Burke, Mrs Jessup, Mr o'Farrel,
Mr. Whitcomb-
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
ESTABLISHED BY
DIR. J. @. YOUNG, IN 1850.
For the cure Of all diseases Of the Urinary and
Generaiiye Organs, and
All Female Complaints,
$50 WASHINGTON STREET,
SAN GAL.
Care. Guaranteed. or No Pay Reauired
Consultations by letter or otherwi,c. FREE
.
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Lincoln Hose Company Ne. 5,

REHABILITATION.
Chief and Assistant Engineer. ............. 9
Liberty Engine Company No. l..............5I
Yellow jacket Hose Company No. 2..........&
Lincoln Hose Company No. 3........ .......29
A true copy. il. WELToN.
Secretary Gold Hill Fire Department:
Gold Hill, March 22d, 1870. mh23-td
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arrhea, Bloody Flax ia n day,
Headache and Rarnche IN 5 minntcsj
Tsothacho In one mimutei
Neuralgia In 1--WE minutes;
sprnins in twenty minatesJ rs
Sore Threat In teh minutest a,"-,
Cello aud Crnmp In i've minuiesi
Rheumatism In "a dnyj
Fever md AEno In ono day
Catarrh In hoI Kendo or Throat
Pain in ths Back or Side, 10 minutes;
Bnd Coughs or Colds ia one day.
PleuriaY in ono dnyt
Denfness, Asthma, Piles, Bronchial
AHeclions. Inflammation OF the
Kidneys, Dyspepsia, E~rysipcins,
Liver Complaint md P%nIpiintion
of the Heart, Sore md Weak
Eyes.
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Care. Guaranteed, or No Pay Requircd
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Consultations by letter or otherwise. FREE
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sixty A ROLL

or the Gold fill Fire Department, for tho cleo.
ton to be held April 2Tth, 1870.
Assistant Engineer. ...........O T. BAltbER
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
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An Ordinnnce 70 Provide fer the
the Town Of Geld Hill, Paced
March 3Alh An lA1A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-06
EXTERNAL and INTERNAL USE.

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but a Scientific Preparation, which has been
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-06

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-06

JUSTICE OF THE PEAcE.-Fred Furth
has been appointed Justice Of the
Peace at Genoa, to fill the vacancy oc-
casioned by the resignation Of Judge
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-06

HAv.-Another huge load OF hay
passed up through town toward Vir
ginia last evening. The animals u.I
there ought to be getting fat, at Thu
rate.
ALL the complications 3nd annoy
ances of the so-callef loek stitch sew
ing machines wiz be AVOIDED by the
purchase of Grover yBaker.