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John ID. Blaisdell, of sullivan, and
James Macomber, OF Ellsworth, having
obtained contract in Boston. for edge
stone, have commenced operating on q
quarry in sullivan.
~one and three-fourths per cent Of the
whole population Of Sullivan have died
The past year and these rates of mortality
are not above the annual decrease by death
FOR the last decade. The writer has no
statistics at hand at present; but. II he
remembers correctly, the mortality In the
most sickly of the Southern States Is very
much below the percentage named above.
win some Of the physicians in the county
Furnish the American with the facts and
figures;
Many years ago, when Col. Paul bud
ley Sargent was P. NJ. at Sullivan. Z
clergyman, residing there, deposited let
ter in the office, directed to +" Rev Joat
Cushman." Mrs. Sargent happening tc
see this letter, exclaimed In much indigna-
ton, J-o-a-b. q teacher In Israel. anc
can't spell job" This sneedote, toi
which tie writer is indebted to some 0
the old inhabitants, incites the quer,
whether we have not now, as then, TO,
many teachers in Israel who can't spell
dob.
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NJ A. II RI E ID.

In this City-Aug 9Th, by Rev. DIR. Tenney Capt
Nathan u. King and Miss Laura =. Hutchings both
OF Lamoine.
In this Chy-AuS. 9Th, by Rey. VIM. H. savary,
M. kdward Preble OF Franklin, to Miss Mary
Graham of sullivan.
Eden-Aug 3th. by Leonard J. Thoma. Esq
William II. Bunker and Miss Harriet D. Paine
both Of Eden.
Cberryheld-Aug. 9Th, by Rev. SewaIl Brown
Mr.. Geo. G. Maddan of Cherryneid and Mis-.
Nancy c. Mach OF Columbia
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THE EXTRAORDINARY EvFEcr OF FyLLOws'
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHOsPHITEs. is
due TO it, power al importing the vital prinei-
debiiating msiadies. Ii IL acceptable TO the pa +
ate. and suitable for oil ages and all consttu-
tions. The blood il restored to purity and
health. the nerves and muscles are strengthen
ed. while tubercuious or coasumptive deposit
is retarded.
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NEW AID VERTLSENENTS.

Iitv OF Ellsworth.
state OF Maine. Executive Department
Non Resident Taxes, City of Ellsworth.
Non Resident Taxes, Town of Dednam.
Wanted, simpson 4 Arnold.
Notice A Taft
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Probate Courts.

ELLSWORTH LIST Wednesday In January, feb
rlarv, August, September, and December ~
Wednesday in April, 81 "Wednesday IA June, and
4th Wednesday in October.
BLuEHiLL.-lst wednesday in July and >overn
brr-
BUCksPoRr.-3d Wednesday IN January, Nay
and september
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Crest harm and discomfort Is caused BY the
use Of purgstives which Gripe and fsck the sys-
TEN. Parsons Purgstive f'ilis.' are free from
all impure matter. sud sre mid and hcsith-
giving In their operation.
At this season Of the year, Cramps and pains
In the stomach. and bowels, d santery aiAr-
rhoA. o., are quite common, and should be
checked 1t once. Johusoa's An0dyne Lini-
meut Is the best article thxi can be used in I'll
such esses, and should Be kept IN every famiiy
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at works like Q charm" This Is the com.
mon talk about Reane's P.in-killing Magic OIL
all over the country. Ii asy body has hesdachc
toothzche, ch0iic pain, sore throat, iamenes, Of
any kind, sprsins, chiibiaias, the general sd-
vice is. Use kenne's Magic Oil. Il works
like n CHARM >
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NOn.Resident Taxes.

bssoI v INC list OF lanes
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there thu ar
NJ.
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NkATHEGREAT CAUSE
OF
HUMAN MISERY.

Just Published. in ssalsd envelope. Price 6esuts
Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Raei.
cal Cure Of Seminal Weakness, or Sperrss.
torrh@a- Induced by SelfAbuse, Invoian,ary
Emissions, lmpotency, Nsrvous Deb ihty. and I'm.
Pediments To Marriage generally; COnsumption
Epilepsy, and Fits Mental and Ply steal Incapaci.
y, &c.-By ROB. J. CULvERWELL, N. III. M,
thor Of the " Green Book" &c.
The worid.renowned author. in this adn,rabe
Lecture, clearly proves from his own oxperie ice
that the awful Consequences Of SeiE Anus. may
he cAecta ally res.oyea without medicines. and
without dangerous surgical operations, bouxies.
Instruments, rings or cOrdiais, posnsiug out
mode OF cure az once certain and eneciual by
which every sufferer. NO matter What his coudf
ton may BE-, may cure himseli chs aply, priv aisiy
A BOON TO THOUsANDs AND rfOUSANDS.
Sent under seal. II plain envelope to any adj
dress, ON receipt Of six cents, Or two pOssare
stamps, By addressing sAs publi.herss-,',f -
Also, DIR CULvkRWELL'S.' Marriage Guide
Addresa sha Pub, lhArs a. III s}als@ asssar
Nsssss AA Sass view as4aat sa5
CHAs. J. o. KLINE CO., aal .af
N Dewssy, New Tori, Post Omee Boz -.
nyto
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American port. with permission 10 touch Al
intermediate ioreish ports, must complete the
voyage by going 10 the port OF Destination If
tax.
Launched. from the yard Of J " Coffin 4
Co, ia Cherry field. on SATURDAY., july a,lh
tne schooner called the Wigwain. She ma.
ures IA ious. and VIII be comman.le.l by 4 an;
IN Field, OF Mllbfidge. Mc.srs Campbell &
Co. are also building a centre board schooner
designed for carrying lumber direct from the
rNe- IN cherryfelJ
launched, from the yard OF Otis Lunt. 4,
stillwsisr, the sch Cas- sndra. She Is intend
ed for the bluebcrry trade between Ch.tryar ID
Calais nd Easiport-
Launched from the yard Of W stewart in
XAchissport, July 3Ist, three mas,ed .ohoon.
er Of 50 toss a.. IN. She Is called the LsvInI,
= Warren, ard l. IN be commanded nv o.,
VIM johnson. She u ow ned by Can't Johnsou
and Others Of MaohiAsport. W II Hemmenw aT
Of Marhias and parties in New York.
Sch komp, (oi Lubec) from New York
went Asnote on san Rock" Saturday. and vii
Brig Kennedy At Philadteiphi. I'd in,,
from Bangor loaf part Of deck load in q gale
18th. ri,
Brig Hampden Got. q, rhiIs.,e Iphi. "a ir.,
18th, ult-
ne ship Arnetta. Flsmming. loaded with
lumber went ashore near w allace's beach snl
lS.nl Monday morning. but in slipping her
ehAin she came OF and was brought into W.
Quoddy kAy In the afternoon. The ship wa,
from ST John for Glasgow.
"a ~ 3eth. uii. the barque Aagda!a, loaded
WIN SAT-, from Liverpool for CampobeIio
struck on ledge in the mouth OF Lawrence
Cove; after lying there some two hours wa,
nau'ed on without much damage. Tn. plo
was on board, but the iog was 80 thick that b.
missed his mark.
New York Aug. 4. While of Point judith
on ihursda y night in . dense fog, the Steamer
Providence from Fall River tor this port, ran
INTO three schosners within less than an hour
badly damaging the W Cobb. Of Rucksport
Ne. The Providence WAS also CONSIDERABLE,
damaged bat no one was injured.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Haifs Vegetable si,iiian Hair Remover is an
excellent dressing and tonic for the hair and
makes the hair grow thick.
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Dissolution Of COpartnership.

THk COMPREHENSIVE herr; oforr existing IN
] der the name and sislc Of Lyon 4 Jossiyn. !.
this ia. dissolved. and 'harcs \. LYON will con.
time the business. and authorized 10 settle ALI
Of IN" business "i the aru. e. \. LYON.
I. .. Jo>>IN>.
Ellsworth. IniN n. l-si. yasl
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1U6 P00H Tor Young and Middle txe,,
JU6 OVVN Men TO read Just now IL Far
SCIENCE OF LIFE, OR SELP-PREsERyAIIox I'm.
author DIR A. II. HAYES, has returned from Eu
rope IN excellent health. and il again the Chiet
Consulting Physician OF the PEABODY MEDICAL
Ss'ork' NO. bninnch st Boston, Mass.
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Agents! Read This

We viii pay Agents a Salary of $50 per wax
and expenses, or allow a large commi sion ~
s 81 eur new and wonderful inventions, Address
N " ASSER& Co. Marshall, Mich.
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Wanted

I IMMEDIATELY. A married man N vo,+ n.
y farm, wife to Do h0usework Oee witAout
children preierred fermsnsnt situation to the
rSh' man. Asofess stating wages expected.
JAMES FIVE,
.... Seal Cove,
ISL Ne
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Soti~- TO Mariner.
IMPORTANT To.oAsrrp,

Secretary Boutwell, DECIDES that vessel,
which clear from An American port 10 an
American port. with permission 20 touch Al
intermediate foreign ports. must complete the
voyage by going 10 the port OF Destination If
she i |" bc exempt from pay ment OF tonnage
tax.
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TO ALL PERSONS,
BOTH SICK AND WELL.

IL desired, let these Bitters be taken particularly
In the Spria1 asd Warm Seasons Of the year, and
especially by the following classes Of people -
The MECHANIC, who, from his constant IN
door labors, not having sufficient access to the
braeing aud refreshing air out Of doors, becomes
weakened At the stomach, nervous, pale and sickiv
his food not reishiug nor properly digcsting. He
should take these Bitters, and freely too, In or
der 20 get his system up, right and strong and In
prime condition To 60 through the warm weather
In good shape. With his constant daily labors. The
eIhilara,ng and cleansing power Of the Dock
Root, Dandelion. Poplar, and Prickly Ash Bark.
10 what viii bring him up, and make him, physi-
MILL 01ERATIvE WIN End ,his Medicine
the very thing 10 cleanse the blood and strengthen
the system, and rsry mRd aud pt,asass @ taxi
The PALE AND ONCE BEAUTIFUL
LADY has but 10 take this compound freely, and
she will be speedily restored 10 health, beauty
and hs3ysney: The HONEST iARNEH,
the CLERGYMAN and LAWYER, and
MEN OF 6EDENTARY HABITS taas
1. your Medcinel ANer once using II, you win
DO without IL. Il will improve you twenty
five per cent. The MARINER will find II the
bcs, medicine In the world for HIS use. R makrr
him, while at sea. hearty and rugged. and capable
o! great endurance and exposure; aud when on
shove IL renovatss his blood aad restores and re-.
pairs his system.
The Largest Bottle, the Lowest Price,
and the most EAectual Remedy
In the World.
Diploma awarded by the Massachusetts, CHAR
IL. -h.us AaaA
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Special BarQainS in Dry Goods.

Having made Arrangements 10 take the store o.
"upied by q. =. ARA GWTON. and wish
Tag to move September isg. offer special
bargains In my stock Of Dry Goods
embracing all Kind. OF Dre,s
,.oods. woolens, Prints. A..
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DAYSMYC solicited having strong and valid
! y claims. Difficult casts a spe>lali.
". W. L. slMOSDS, 3A5 Main ST., Hartford ca
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t'IfLOfMENT, BUSINESS FOR ALL-Is..st In
= uustriai SPACE Newspaper 30 cts per year,
send stamp fur copy. PATENT >TAK, Boston
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n b. II any man. woman or child. has
dollar to exchange for goods, just call at thi,
store, and see il you can't get good trade.
- Store form<riy occupied by 5. W Perkin,
Main street.
A. l. SAUNDERS, l. co.
A. !. sAUNnERS e. q yOrxc
Ellsworth. April q, ISL to-
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BOOTS 3 SHOES

second TO none ever offered here Boug ht G,r
CASH. A. Is the entire stock and 10 b.. .,ll so
- 10 Live and let live. ="
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-16

street, through Ohio to Hudson street, through
Bangor House.
Decorations-All the public building in the
city are to be decorated with notices, flags,
bunting, &c., under the direction or the dec
Grating committee, who have secured the SER
vices of Messrs. Beals and Sons of Boston.
Ornamental arches will be erected over sever
al streets at prominent points, and the houses
of citizens, along the route of the procession
will also be decorated.
A COLLATION. will be provided IN Noromoega
Hall for the guests of the city, from 10 %
O'Clock p. M, to which ladies' ana seh'ie"eh
holding tickets, will be admitted;
Salute TO the Presidential 81 z. M, the
President will take his station on the balcony
of Norombega Hall, and will receive march
ing salute from the ten companies OF State
militia.
President will hold a Public Reception in
Norombega Hall.
Military Review and Drill--Frem to p.
NJ, there will be a military review and bay
onet drill in Davenport square, by the State
military companies, in presence of the gov
ernor and suite, Gen. Sherman and other dis
tinguished gentlemen from abroad.
Regatta-At O'Clock the rowing regatta
will commence on the river, the starting
point being just above the steamboat wharves,
and the course down river, round stake
boat. and return. The races will be open to
all crews belonging in Maine, entry free, and
all entries must be made to the chairman of
the committee, James Tobin, Esq, on or be-
fore Saturday, Oct. 14th. Prizes of $75, $50
and $25, are offered for the batteaux race of
two miles; $40, $50, $40 and $40 to canoes,
same distance; $40 to four oared shells, same
distance $25 to double SOULS, one mile; 500
to single SOULS, same distance.
Trial of Fire Engines-The trial of steam
and hand fire engines commences at 8 o'clock
P. M. at the foot of Broadway, and is open to
all companies in the State. Those intending
to be present must notify the corresponding
secretary, Mr.. E. Z. Small, Assistant Eng-
neer of Bangor Fire Department, on or be-
fore the 14th inst, stating name and number
of engine, name of builder, number of men,
(and musicians if any, also on what train or
boat they will come. Two prizes, 500 and
$50, are offered for steamers, no classifca-
ton; and two prizes of equal amount for
hand engines, under the same conditions,
each engine to draft its own water and play
through 200 feet of leading hose, with such
pipe and nozzle as they may select.
Illumination-In the evening there will be
a general illumination of the city.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10TH,
the guests of the European and North Ameri-
can Railway will be conveyed in special
train Of sixteen elegant new cars to Vance
boro', on the line between Maine and Bruins
wick. Here large tent will be put up, un-
der which dinner will be served, speeches
made, etc. The party will return to Bangor
in the evening
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POLITICAL.

The elections thus far indicate that the
bottom has entirely fallen out of the Demo.
Garlic party.
A ''carpet-bagger" is defined to be North
ern man who settles in the South andpresumes
to vote the Republican ticket. A Southern
gentleman, and by no means "carpet-bag-
GER" is Northern man who settles in the
a man is treated with surface courtesy by 1.-THE
chivalry." He is tolerated in church, his
children are not insulted at school, and he is
not Kukluxed. When Mr.. Davis comes along
he is introduced to him. Happy man! He is
not a ''carpet-bagger."
In Iowa the republican majority in eighteen
counties indicates that the majority in the
State will approximate $4,000. We lose one
Representative in Polk County, one in Henry,
one in Webster, one in Jefferson, all in John
son, and gain in Dubuque.
1t is asserted that General Butler in private
conversation the other day expressed de-
cided opinion that in view of the October
elections, the democrats will make no presi-
dental nomination next year, but that two re-
publican candidates, one of whom would rep
resent the conservative" wing of the party,
would be in the field. The Louisville, Ken
lucky, Ledger, organ of the Bourbon democ-
racy, lately expressed substantially the same
views.
Giddings' majority in the Sd Texas district
is All. This includes 1880 majority in
Limestone and Freestone counties, which are
under martial law. No further returns have
been received from the other districts, but
they are conceded to the democrats by small
majorties.
A Salt Lake letter states that at the last
election three girls, whose faces would belle
them if they were more than IA or l6, and
aliens at that, were led to the polls and in
structed by Mormon bishops how to vote.
The New York Herald says the result in
Pennsylvania has probably knocked into a
cooked hat Hancock's prospects for the Presi-
dency. His friends will not insist upon his
running when his own State is likely to 'go
back" on him.
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ago and burning with varying ferceness ever
since, have continued to spread, and that
not only towns, but many lives (some say
two hundred) have been destroyed. This is a
horrible story, and is exaggerated, we hope
but it is plain that great calamity has fallen
upon the vast lumber region west of Green
Bay and south of Ontonagon.
Hon. r. T. Taylor, in decision relative
to our consular service, declares that a vice
consul who is not a citizen of the United
States can not be paid salary or other com
pensation from the Treasury. In the absence
of direct authority of law an alien can no
hold office under the United States Govern
ment, and in the cases Of consular office.
there is no such law.
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GENERAL NE VS..

Last Thursday was the three hundred and
seventy ninth anniversary of the discovery
America by Christopher Columbus.
General O'Neill with a Fenan army recent
ly crossed the border at Pembina, captured
the custom house and was himself captured
by United States troops.
Nearly all the planning and saw mills, brick
making machines and other machinery used
for building purposes, have been destroyed
in Chicago.
Woman, as county superintendent, have
satisfied Iowa so well tibet she has nominated
three for that office.
They have negro in Jail at Houston, Texas,
who has committed seventeen murders in five
years. He is thirty-eight years of age.
The President has evidenced a deep con-
Germ on account of the awful calamity which
has befallen the great Western city.
The President left Washington on Friday
to fulfill apengag ement in New England.
The Chicago Tribune of Sunday morning
thus pretaced its account of the fire of Satur-
day nght,-a preface that events have invest
ed with the character of portentous prophecy
"For days past alarm has followed alarm !;
but the comparatively trifiing losses have
tamiliarized US to the pealing of the court
house bell, and we had forgotten that the
absence of rain for three weeks had left every
thing in SO dry and infammable condition
that spark might start a fire which would
sweep from end to end of the city,"
Ten days ago a strip of territory nearly
thirty miles long had been devastated by the
Wisconsin forest fres; but this was not the
limit of the desolation, as later information
reveals. Then, several numbering settlements
had been burnt, but few lives were lost.
Now it is reported the fires, kindled months
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Composed Of Dock Root, Sarsaparilla, Rock Rcss,
wort, Prickly Ash, Poplar Bark, Rhubarb etc.
For Weakness, Loss of Appetite, Jaun-
dice, Headache, Sour Stomach, Piles oe
long standing, HumOrs, and al Diseases whic' ,
arise from an nnhealthy state Of The Stomae h,
Bo,oeis, and Bio0d for which valuable Roots and
Herbs and the knowledge of their great servf &c to
suffering humanity, man cannot feel too ths nkful
to Him who wisely provided US with all THU .gs
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From the Bangor Wing.
THE E. 4 N. A. RAIL WAY CELEBRA-
TION

The various subcommittee having made
their reports, the general committee on the
celebration Of the opening of the European
& North American Railway, and the recep-
ton of the President of the United States,
have arranged the following
PROGRAMME
giving full particulars Of the various features
of the affair.
TUESDAY, OCT. 18TH.
The President of the United States, Lord
Lisgar, Governor General of the Dominion OF
Canada, members of their respective stats
and other distinguished guests of the Euro
pean North American Railway, to whom
the City of Bangor has rendered its hospi-
talities, will come here on a special train over
the Maine Central Railroad, and will be met
and received at Augusta by Committee of
the Bangor City Council and citizens, who
will accompany them to this city.
An escort under command of Gen. George
Varney, Chief Marshal, consisting of the
Portland Light Infantry, Capt. c. Z. Mat
tocks; Portland Mechanic Blues, Capt. Park
er; Auburn Light Infantry, Capt a. C. Pray ;
Norway Light Infantry, Capt. G. L. Beal |;
Capital Guards, (of Augusta, Capt. j. Il.
Woodward; Belfast City Guards, Capt w. H.
Folger; Skowhegan Light Infantry, Capt.
Capt. + G. Flagg; Hersey Light Infantry, COT
Oldtown) Capt. NJ. NJ. Folsom; and Jameson
Guards, Capt. Daniel White, fanked by a
toreh-light procession of about 800 torches,
will receive the party, and escort them
through Summer street to Union street, up
Union to High street, through High to Ham
mond street, down Hammond to Main street,
and up Main to the Bangor House. The
streets along the line of march will be illu-
minated, and music will be furnished by the
Bangor Cornet Band Johnson's Cornet Band
of Lewiston, Lynn Cornet Band of Lynn,
Mass, Norway Cornet Band, and Chandler's
Band of Portland-al of which ACCOMPANY
the military.
WEDNESDAY, OCT 18TH.
A Procession, consisting of the guests o.
the city, escorted by the aboye-named militia.
~ companies, the firemen of the State, and
millmen of the neighboring lumber mills, viii
move from the vicinity of the Bangor IIous,
promptly at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and occupy no
exceeding two hours on the following route
Down Main street, across Kenduskeal
bridge, up State street to French street, vi
French to Somerset street, through Somerse
to Broadway, down Broadway, past the school
children assembled on the Mall, to York
street, up York to Newbury street, through
Newbury to State street, down State, across
10 Hammond street. up Hammond to Ohio
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BETTER AND CHEAPER
THAN ANY OTHER
BOOTS OR SHOES;
THOSE FASTENED WITH
CABLE SCREW WIRE

BETTER-Because they are more Pliable more
Comfortable, are Waterproof, and are warranted
not to Rip or Cape.
observation-disclosures while their first cost is not
in excess OF sewed or pegged work of a like grade
their Durability is far greater they preserve their
Shape much better, and the metallic fastening in
sures more Equal Wear.
Equally applicable to light and heavy work.
The immense demand having called forth imita-
tions consumers should be sure that every boot or
shoe bears the Patent Stamp.
Sold by Dealers Everywhere.
sep30-spnteOd6w
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Special Notices.
ON MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Y oung Men from the efect
OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re
Marriage removed. New method of treatment
New and remarkable remedies. Books and Circu
lars sent Tree, in sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2, SOUL
Ninth ST.. Philadelphia, Pa. sep3.t3m
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Notice to Owners OF Stray Cattle.

E'oUR young cattle, two yearlings and two Q years
Il and calf; three red with white, one brown
with very little white, came into my enclosure in
Jefferson, in the County Of Lincoln Oct. 9TH ISL
3wi2 PETER DUNTON.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-20

WHERE TO Go.-when you a q nice,
smooth, agreeable shave, or your hair sham
pooed, dressed and properly fixed up. 90 to
Pohl's popular saloon, next door to Gibson'e,
Main street, Gold Hill. Sharp razors, clean
towels, and good artists, always to DO found
there. At Pohl's the ladies' can have their hair
tasteful manner. se2H