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belfast, May Sd $50
hereby give public notice that have received
from }. ID Hopkids Esq. Asse- sor Of lltrfit
Revenue for the Filth District of Maine the taaa4
list OF taxes for the year $50 aud that SAID taVe-
have become due and pay able and the sane w..
lie received IN Hancock County BY A + DraA
water Esq, Deputy Cole ctor, at the toi,y@Ia4
named places, at the time mentioned, viz
Al the ONCE OF A. r. DIiukaater Esq., Ell
wofth May list, 23i and 2tth.
AT the Office OF L. I. WOodman Esq. Buck
port, MAY 18th
At the Custofi House, Castine, May2 18th
Hotel of Dority ,Sedg WICK. IS 27lh, i0renool
Sure OF J. HInkiey, BluehiIl aitcTu5
store OF A j. whiting, Somesvilie, Nj. Dee
ert, June list, forenoon.
At the hotel oil j. X. Freeman fremont y. y
Harbor, June Let, afternoon.
And further give notIce that all persons Hh2
shall neglect 10 pay taxes aforesaid as assessed
upon them, to the Collector his DepuLy NtIla
The tine specified shall alter ten dlvs uoIcs VI
such delinquency be Liable TO pay nye per ccutHn
additional upon the dmuunl thereof. tUsetiti
with interest al The rate OF one per centuu ptt
ihonth upon such taxes, from the time the sa'u
became due, with proper costs and expeu'e o.
coAccuhs Inc same by dlslralBt. Also tne sum ~
twenty cents Tor the addhiunai motto. OF su;h noA
payment, with four cents per mile Tor I.'el IL
serving the same.
ANo further notice of the annual list = ~
CURED by law than the foregoing, and all person.
assessor are respectfully requested 10 govern
themselves accordingly.
A1-Peddiers mist not do business as sncg
Without hrst paying special Tax, under penalty %
forfeiture Of Tea a and STOCK In trade.
3wW DAVID HOWE Collector
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A brief account of the Early Settle
ments along the shores of Skillings River.
including West Sullivan, West Goulcisboro,
Trenton Point and North Hancock sc. &C.,
by Thomas Fos>.
Such IS the title Of pamphlet Of some
% pages, written By Thomas Foss OF Han
cock, an old man of more than 10 years
This little history is interesting and in
structive. and will be read with great
deal of interest by all the older portion of
the people of the locality of which it treats
Some of the traditional anecdotes and
"reminiscences are amusing. and sraphicly
related. Price % cts
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NJ. Desert, May II 1870.

SURVEYOR OF CU>roN> The removal
ofMr. Dcane from the SurveyorShip c1citcs
4 good deal ~ remark and some inIgna-
ton. In the first place. Mr.. Dcane. who
i a man Of business. succeeded = politician
who LEFT the Office in utter confusion. H.
introduced order and system in,o the the
administration of the office and brought ID
up 10 point Of remarkable efficiency a.
We hear from all sides. Last Wednesday
he received the first intimatiou of the in
secuty OF his tenure In brief vague let
ter from Washington. following by telc-
gram Thursday afternoon advising him
to resign. Thursday the appointment,
OF his successor was announced in the
newspapers. The removal occa>ioncd a,
much surprise at the custom house n any
where else. and perhaps more. Il was a
political move no doubt. but whose does
not yet appear.
Portland Ad,crt ser
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BOOK NOTICES.

From all appearances there will be more
American, in the Yosemite this year than
in Switzerland. There is no horrid Allan
tic 10 cross and great tide Of travel IS
setting across the Continent to California.
Fltz Hugh Ludlow has given in an octave
volume IA glowing description ofthat won.
derful Heart of the Continent" and Col.
Mcline give, also the result Of horseback
trip TO New Mexico. or, if ones ambition
stops At the Adirondack. let him read the
poet Streets account OF his adventures,
tramping through the woods, climbing
Mount Marcy, and making the Indian Pass
And as nobody, probably, Is packing his
trunk for the North Pole, the best thing he
can do is to take a pitcher of ice-water.
sit under the trees on a hot day, and read
DIR. Hayes "Optn Polar Sea" These
books are all published BY II. o. Houghton
4 Co. of Cambridge.
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CT II G. l. l. A X.
County Convention Of
Teachers and school
COInnnlittees

SSHAoOa
COlmlmittees.
There will be Mass Convention Of
the Teachers and School Committees of
Hancock County in Hancock Hall Ellis
worth on Friday and Saturday MAY
20lh and 2lst.
The Convention will be organized
Friday the 20,h at 10 A. NJ.
The Exercises will consist Of Address
es and Discussions as follows:--
Friday morning 10 a. NJ.
Organizations; and Reports of School
Committees.
FRIDAY afternoon AT o'clock +. NJ.
Address bv Mr.. G.. I. FLETCHER,
Principal of the Eastern State Normal
School at Castine.
SunJECT.-"Thc need Of our Common
schools" To be followed BY Discus
sion.
Friday Evening at ~ +. NJ.
Lecture BY Hon. WARREN JOHNSON of
Augusta. State Superintendent Of Com
mon Schools.
SrRJECT-.Thc Economic value Of
| the Public School system"
Saturday morning 10 a. NJ.
There may he expected an address
| from Mr.. C.. Il. SrETsoN of Lewiston.
County Supervisor of Androscoggir
County.
SrnJECr-"Mcthods Of Teaching" To
be followed by discussion.
Saturday afternoon at =. NJ. Com
vcniion will hold closing Session
Subject of Discussion, The recent
School Legislation, and dutie, demand
ed p"
All Teachers and committees will re-
port themselves At the Hall FRIDAY morn
ing.
There will bc arrangement, made to
entertain female Teacher, from abroad
free otcXpcnsc. School Committees are
urged 10 allow Teacher, OF summer
schools one and half das's rccc>, Of
their schools where they desire to at
tend the Convention.
The meetings will b. oucn aud free 10
the public generally, aud all the friends
Of education are cordially invited.
WV II, ~tvARY.
fpantY >Hpr t,r Hunrork ~.
Ellsworth. Nav lith, 1870.
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The following list OF taxes on real estate OF z
resident owners IN the town Of HaaCocA, l.s
year 1905 IN biIs committed to Lewis >bl.4
Collector OF said town Oh the second d.y ,f j
1852, has been returned By hIm 10 me a. rr.4,
ing unpaid on the tenth day OF May ls-y A
Certificate OF that date and now remain ua.
Aud notice IS hereby given that II he sAl! d,
interest and charges are not paid into th. I
user OF SAID town within eighteen month, /.
the date CT commitment OF sand bill. % Il.l
the real estate taxed, as VIII be sufficient t..
thr amount due therefor, IncIu ing inte.y-.
charges. will without further notIce be ..,..
pubiic auction at the town house IN said tuSg
the tenth day OF Dec, at : o'clock T. NJ
Names. Acres Val Iax b..
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.

THIS splendid Hair Dye l. the best IN the world.
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not con
tain lead. nor any cifaic poison TO produce paray
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THE GREATEST GOOD

to the greatest number will be intalhbly secured
oy n dinu sion of the knowledge impaired IN Dr
Hayes new and popular medical work entitled
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, or SELF RE>tR
WALTON" practical treatise upon matters deep,
ly concerning the health and vgor Of both old ana
Young OF both sexes. A perusai Of unis volume
has been the means OF restoring thousands 10
health Aad happiness already, and II Is destined
To = long career OF usefulness. An advertisement
IN our columns under the head OF the Peabody
Medical Institute" will give the reader a good
Idea OF the work or Intentions of the author
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Cure Of Female Weakness.

n irculars or further information sen. receipt
Oof stamp, by addressing the man uiactuTer, MRS
Ll\t CHER Randolph, Mass.
fnr sale hy 6tD. L. GOODWIN SCo - Ham
over 81 Boston, and DE. l.. r. NORRIS, Ellis
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n em Advertisements.
STATE of MAINE

TIE undcrsIsned having been appointed BY the
] t,oyrrsnr aud Council under authority OF Re.
solves Of thr lrgi>laturc a Commission ~ lnvc-.
usatc chargcS against towns tor men not nut into
the service during the war against thr rebellion.
h"i.bs gt'c public notIc. thai th~s vii be iH .,--
~lpu II the state House at Augusta from lutt atrs
th~ I'd lay % MAY, instant
Officers II such towns a. have CLAIMS upou the
state ioT bond. awarded for the Equalization 81
Municipal War Debts. wrish rlaIn, hAyr no been
allowed by th- Commission, Or adjusted BY the
AdiutIut General the authority 1T san Re
solves are notified TO present such lslus with tur
proof by Shifh The same ate supported
And all persons sho have lutuI nation In rtla
tou 10 the payment by town, OF money 10 bros -
and other. ot men claimed To be- enlisted Iutp the
Military or Naval service N thc nlteI states a.
lpN-d on Inc war quotas Of towns ~ me State aui
General Govern acct toG winch NO I,ttnDur~rnvut
hs- been allowed by thu > ate are requested to ap-
pcaI before the saw unmt- -ipu, give tc-fi-
mupy touching .aii matters
q , TALBOT.
ADRIAN $40 BORN
IN.U SELDOM COS >DR
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hood and his strength, the dark cloud
of crime crossed his path. Henceforth
live as he may the stain will be there.
'.When a young man leaves his fathers
house. with the blessing of his mo theirs
tears still wet upon his forehead, if lie
once loses that early purity Of character,
il is a loss he can nerer make rhOle
again. Such is the consequence of
crime Its effects cannot be cradicated,
they can only be forgiven"
The boy of sixteen or seventeen was
there That is sad place for the sub
jcct OF a fathers anxiety and mothers
Many, perhaps. were not such
subjects, but all the sadness. all the tears.
all he weeping Of fathers andof moth
ers their crimes have caused. will never
be known till the great day OF reckoning
comes. II made my heart ache To see
those men a. they moved to their work.
How unlike the cheerful step of youth
was that "slow measured tread" How
unlike the face of youth was that anx-
ious careworn. tear stained face, Verify
"thc way Of transgre--or. i, hard.
Nora LENT.
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Twenty-Five Years Practice

In the Treatment OF Diseases incl tent to females
has placed DIR. DOW at the head uI all ply stefan.
making such practice speciality. and enables
him to guarantee a speedy and permanent eur, ~
the worst cases Of suppression and all other Men
strual Derangcrents. from whatever cause. Al
lett, rs for advice must contain 81. bdirr. ".
ENniCprr STREET Bu~ToN.
-Bparl furnt shed tn those desiring % re
main under treatment
Boston, July. t~.I -<p.no. Iyr21
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-19
Fine Arts.

The great picture Of The Battle OF
gettysburg" continues to draw mnltitudes
70 the gallery Of \. A. Childs & 60. on
fremont Street. The explanation Of the
picture add, greatly 10 its interest. and tn.
question has been asked why Col. Bachcl-
der cannot give special exhibitions Mt GER
tain hours, 20 include fun explanation
Thi, might be done evenings. and We
presume that a large admission fee would
BE- freely paid. and that the room would he
filled on every occasion Of IL bein, opened
The number of visitors who have seen the
picture already exceeds ili1ccn thousand.
and many, especially veterans who par
ticipatcd in the battle, and who attest the
accuracy of the picture. visit IL again and
aelir. Indeed, II j. impossible 10 take III
all it, merits ut one visit. On Thursday
General Underwood Colonel commanding
the I'D Mass Vols. At Petersburg enter
taincd large and appreciativc audience
with an account Of that portion Of the bat
tie whore hi- regiment was engaged, and
the same afternoon Colonel .Icwttt cx-
planned the movements of the 10Th Rcgi-
mcut. We see students Of the battle come
day after day to the gallery, and with COL
oncl BaCheldrr'S valuable Descriptive Key
Of the painting ia one hand and an opera
glass in the other. trace the entire organi-
ration Of the two contcndng armies. This
presents better opportunity to study the
details Of a great battle than may ever
again present itself. Boston Herald.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-19

WHY could not Senator Morrill, have
got his friend Mr.. Blaine, out Of pure love
for himself, aside from public reasons, to
have written in April, q short note like this
U. S. HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
April, LIST, 1870.
DEAR MORRILL, 40 possible cir
cumstances will my name be used for Sepa-
tor, II you are candidate for the place.
Yours &C.
Only think how much trouble these few
words would have saved. and how many
"Gambits" would have wasted their sweet
ness &c.
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Portland ADVERTISED
tNifFD STATES SENATE CHAMBER, !
WASHINGTON. MAY Q, $50.

Hon JAMES u. BLAINE:
Ny DtdrSr.-i have greatly regretted 10
ob>ef'e that certain papers in Maine have in
timated. il n directly charged. that IN the
>enstorial cont-.t oi 1859. you dii not at The.
part ola true friend 10 me- III. same thin;
ha, been verbally stated at different times. hui
You are well aware. without anv cuuntr-
nance from me A. have often sald t. you.
| never had the slightest eati-e to doubt that
YOU acted with fidelity and honor 10 me through.
out iha, struggle. and there la, NOT been a mo-
meni for th" past fifteen years when the friend.
ship An cordiality Of our relation, have suffer
ed the slightest Interruption Yousre At iiD-
erty to maze public use Of This letter II u
desire
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Special Notices.

ll.! In,1s "a rse;Illls DR. x, MAas,
in all CAGES Of Piles and Falling Of the Rectum.
Dyspepsia. such as Oppression after eating. sour
stomach. splitting OF Food, also Headache. DIM
ness, Rain In the Back and Lo,ns, sick headache,
Coated Tongue aud Billiousuess. For sale at Nc.
/ fremont Temple. Boston, by T.. a. HARRISON
4 Co, Propreiors, and by all Druggists. Mailed
for 60 cents spe2mi.
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For Moth Patches, Freckles &c Tan.

usE '.PER1Y's MOTH 4 FRECkIE LOTION. y
y The only Reliable aud Harmless Kennedy
known to science for removing bruwa dtscoipra
ton. from 'hc Face. Prepared 'nly ay d. Il. &
FERRY. ~ Bond st, y. Y. sold by Druggists
eypryWhSFe
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PIMPLES THE FACE.

FOR Comedones. Hiark-Heads. Flesh Worms or
7 srubs. Pimplcv Eruptioas aud Bl,tchei dis
uSura atoms on the face use Perry.= tomedunc &
Pinpic Remedy. R-liable. Harmless. aud CON
tains no L<Sd potion Depot, ~ Bond 81
Sold by Druggists eve. ywheFr -p- tmIl.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-19

a Mr.. John Foley Of New York citv
refuses to run for aldermen, "because the
votes will not be honestly counted" and
he advises al decent men to keep away
from the polls.
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VOLUME Is.
County OF Hancock

TLEAsuRER's Orr.
Statement Of Costs allowed /, O.. ''''-
,n'ions nj the April Term of the Snn, al Prose
rlal Court, and Court OF County rapie'ne judi
A. D. $50. o'"iihisseaar
ALLowEDB By COUNTY CoMMyss,ov..
state VS.. Daniel Davis 4 A.
Total amount
originated before samuel Vase, 81
Costs of Inquisition. Daniel Nevs,,
Total amount
originated before Hatch Maeomber s!@
State vs.. Moses Truntav.
Total amount
Originate. before samuel Wasxo, ss!ls
State vs.. Ellns Leach & al.
Tots amount
orsipated before J. r. ulncsiey sIA
state vs.. Intoxicatia. t.s,i,-.
Tn,al amount
originated before Josiah Wood. '9t
State VS.. Mel McKenmore.
Total smuunr
oris'nat' before Josiah Woods, s''a
state vs.. Intoxicating Tau RS
Tot a am ltuI
Originated before Josiah W.. f's'.
state ". Timothy Brc-uahau
Total amouHt
Originated before \ r. Drink yar. -
State w, Isaac Emerson
Total amount
Originated before \ r. Drinku,fe-
State Isaac Mayo 4 als
Tstal amount 49,
originated before a. r Drukva,er
STATE " solomon - Warren
Total amount ~
originated before \ =. prinkwatcr
state vs. george " sinore
Total AInDuut
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n-Rev. w. A. p. Dillingham; formerly

~ NV W A. T. DIIIIhgham formerly
. well known Universalists clergyman in
Maine, and in 1865 Speaker Of the House,
who, about two years ago began to preach
the New Church doctrine, and accepted
the passionate ola church, has abandoned
the doctrine and returned to the preaching
Of Universalism
New and rich gold mines have been
discovered In Arizona.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-19
NlR. SAwYER:-


The people that live on the Eas, side
of y. L. Harbor have been shaincfully
imposed upon by undue measures taken
by few people ON the West side to get
the Post Office away from them. aud BY
not letting them know what was going
on until the petition was sent TO Wash
ington. THIS z. o. accommodates five
school districts. the Sand Point. Long
Pond. seal Cove. and the two Otter
Greek districts. and in this locality are
many smart active Young men, that
want the facilities ol Post Office a well
n other folk.
The head OF Northeast lIsrbor Is in
the sand Point district. aud there - No
landing at The head at low water aud
about one iith oi the mail matter goes
into that district. and four tilth> in Tire
other districts. and petition Wa got
up and sent ont with seventeen nance.
A. We hear. and wa. endorsed hy the
Postmaster at Somcsvilc. 70 have the
office removed To- tic head OF ,l,r ilar
Dor.
The people arc dissdtisfed with tho
new Post Office aud Postmaster aud
were satisfied with the Ola +. o. A. their
business j. often by water. and thy
I therefore want it where there i, laud-
( ing. After the news Of the movement
/ for change WAS known carried round
a rcmoustrancc and every one prescott
ed it TO signed it, fifty five in all. No
doubt other, would have signed it LAl
they seen il.
hear that the commission h.- come
for the new Postmaster. sni the re,p..
don't know what Ia do. Some will -tpn
their papers. while others viii 20 10 Bar
lIarbor. while other, must hire some one
to bring their mail from >,mr,viIlr.
From the head Of y. f. iiarbor 10 .. ter
Creek i .cvcn-niir-, ani a. the sand
Point diStric; about one mile.
Asa ~ N.E,T-r
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Steam Engine for Sale. ..
very good second hand steam Engine, -
horse power, tor sale low, bv
OglanA, Nay llth, 1870. swso
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Your friend. very truly,
LoT VI. MORRILL,.

L. $. CENsrs MAHsHALs.-Thc follow
ing persons have been appointed BY L. $.
Marshal Marble 10 take the census
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Why could not Senator Morrill, have

The remaining appointments will be ma
public in few days.-Portland Press.
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL kKvE>IE
Collectors Office, 5th district of Maine
Belfast NAV RI ls-U
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A Wonderful Discovery

Nv, 20
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-05

vV,HE PARTNERSHIP HrREroFoRR Exisr
i ING between Mihe NeclusAey and John :.
Monahan Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent J.J. Monahan Will collect al outstanding
accounts and pay all debts against The sonesra.
N. McCLUSKEY
~ JNO. J. MONAHAN.
Treasure City, New. Juiy a.. Is7o. = jy2s
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-05

PATIENT AND KIM. They have n pa
iient man in Belfast. Maine, says The
Journal He has repanted his peas six
times, and still tenderly persuades his
neighbors hens from his garden.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-05

NEVERTHELESS. "A pound Of fried meat,
says one who has studied up the matter,
does not contain 10 much nutriment as
four ounces Of broiled meat; nevertheless,
many people will have their fry-and
dyspepsia.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-05
The INJUNCTION MrsE.--Articles of in

TuE INJUNCTION MNE.--Articles of in
corporation Of the. .Munckton. Gold and
silver Mining Company, ON the great
Dunderburg lode, situated at Castle
Peak. in Mono county, California, are
now made out ready to file with the Sec
retary of State of Nevada. There are
400 feet in the claim. The incorpora-
tion makes 10 shares to the foot, OF the
mar value of 300 each, making the
capital stock 100000. The trustees for
the first six months are Geo. Munekton,
Jos. Munckton, Geo. L. Gibson. b. H.
Meder and Fl. s. Mason. Term of ex-
istence so years. Principal place Of bus
mess, Carson City.-Cdrson appeal.
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TT E n ENAD A
LAND D. MINING COMPANY,
(LIM NJ IT F. ID -
mrTT nTTnnn m orr INN nOuo

LII OAtOi446h bA6 La SAthhi
TN ANY QUANTITY, AT THE FOLLOWING
i NET rates.
On Ores Assaying per tun $40, rs per cent of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $50, so per cent of
Assay Value
On Ores Assaying per tun 500. 81 per cent of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $40, 40 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $50. 43 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun 800, 4s per cent of
Assay value.
On Ores Assaying per tim $780, 80 per cent of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun s125, SO per cent. of
Assay Value
On Ores Assayins per tun $3.50, 90 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun SITS, eS per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $780, 6s per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Asssying per tun $3.50, 6s per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assayins per tun s27S. 20 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $500, ~ per cent. OF
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $3.50. "a per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $500. IT per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $500, 7s per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun 5000, 70 per cent. OF
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tnn $500, 81 per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $500, 50 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assayine per tun 5000, IS per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assayins per tun 81 900. "a per cent. of
Assay Value.
No charge for milling. sampling. or assays.
Gold, upwards OF $40 and not exceeding slOo
Per tim, contained in silver ores. will be paid
for at above rates.
Assays guaranteed to correspond with the u.
s. Mint.
Ore Sacks returned to shippers free of rail
road charges.
Ores sampled by Battery or crusher. at option
Of shipper.
Reno. New. June I, 1870 jy7-f
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Dissolution Notice.
Dissolution Notice.

rI,HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
Il ING under the firm name Of DENISE
STEWART, in the Livery business, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All business Of
the hrm viii be settled BY the undersigned:
J. T. STEWART.
Stock ranched and horses taken az llyery on
jy2s-aw y. T. STEWART.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-05

A colored man in Akron, Ohio, was
struck by lightning on the head, and
went off laughing at the joke. One
would suppose lightning was old enough
to know better than to strike a Niger on
the head. II is nothing but fun for the
oolored folks. f# -.f