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's'OWN and COUNTRY PROPERTY
All PRIVATE SALE.

!. = LOT OF GROUND in Mooretown, with
good Plank House and OutbuidiEgs. Cellar
under the entire house. VIII be sold cheap and
on easy terms.
.. ONE LOT OF GROUND in Mooretown, e5
feet front on Main street and 20O feet deep. i
choice selection of Fruit Trees on this Lot. Il
Is Il most desirable location for building.
5. y LARGE TWO STORY FRA ME HOUSE
on Lot adjoining the above; finely finished and
with oil cOnvCnicnCc<- Good Uutbuiidiugs and
an abundance of fruit trees.
: A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE in Fast
Ward of Ebenshurg- Cellar kitchen, we'll and
cistern water Good outbuildiugs and Office on
same Lot. All in good repair. Located on Main
street. Rents for $3.50
D. 4 LARGE TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
in the West Ward, suitable for two families
Lot 81 feet front on Main street and 264 feet
deep. Could be divided. Rents for $50.
8. 4 TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE in West
Ward, suitable for two families Lot &C feet
rablc property
:. BUILDING LOTS in West Ward, Ebeusb'g
s. PASTURE LOTS, Of about acres each, one
mile from town.
9. TIMBER. suitable for cord wood. on LOTS
of 6 or acres each, one mile from town
10. SIXTY ACRES HENIOCK TIMBER LA Nd
Will cut l.OG0G1 feet lumber. one and a half
miles from Ehensburg.
II. \ FARM OF 100 ACRES. convenient TO
EbenSburg; mostly cleared and in good order.
Will be sold separately or with No. 10.
sold cheap and on easy terms. Those desiring
TO purchase will call or address the under
signed on or before the lSt day OF January next.
J. ALEX. MOORE,
or L - SHOEMAKER.
Ebensburg. Dec. !, 1870.
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AN ORDINANCE of Loretto Borough

RELATING To THE OBSTRUCTION OF
STREETS, SIDEWALKS anil ALLEYS
BE it enacted aud ordained blfthc BI1geSs ana
TOlcR Council Of The Borough Of LOrettO. aud IL Is
hereby ordained and enacted by said authorities
SECTION !. That from and after the publica-
ton of this Ordinance. it shall be unlawful for
any person or persons to Obstruet or in any way
diScOmm ode the free use of ST. Mary's street or
the Sidewalks thereto pertaining. in said i;OT-
ough of LorettO, by depOSiting thereon lumber,
shingles, wood boxes, or any other material or
substance whatsoever; and any person or per
son so Obstructing said street or sidewalks. after
due notice as herein given. shall be subject to
fine of Fire Dollars for each and every such
offence.
SECTION ,. If any person or persons shall, by
the construction of fences or in any other way
of any of the Streets Alleys OF said BOr-
Ough. so as to render the same impossible or
incOnvenient as n public highway, be, she or
they so Offending shall forfeit and pay a fine Of
TIrCntU-FiUs Dollars for each and every such
offence. And any person or persons who may
have, previous to the passage Of this Ordinance,
placed any obstruction or Instructions in either
of said Streets or Alleys, aud shall neglect or
refuse to remove the same within twenty days
after the publication of this Ordinance, he she
or they offending shall toe liable TO the same
penalty as hereinbefOrc enacted by this section.
SECTION 3. The fines i'll all cases provided for
by this Ordinance snail be recovered on the in
formation Of any citizen or officer of said Bor-
Ough: and all fines 50 recovered snail be held
for the of the Borough.
y. J. CHBISTY, Burgess.
F. d. SAUPP, Clerk. l3-25.-3t.l
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OBITUARY.

CONFER.--Died, suddenly, at his residence in
East Conemaugh, on Saturday, 1lth inst, Mr.
DANIEL CONFER, aged so years.
The deceased had for many years been resi-
dent of East COnemaugh and by his prOVerbial
uprightneSS had secured the good will of all
with hom he became acquainted He was in
the enjoyment of his usual health up to the
and on the IN orning of the 1lth he found
dead in his bed with his hands crossed upon his
breast, as If wrapped III deep but natural SUM
ber. Mr.. Confer native of Bedford cOun-
ty, having been born there in 1902, and was the
son of much respected farmer. lie was by
trade a ciothier, but for the past thirty years
he has followed the occupation of inn-keeper,
and since 1859 has been the proprietor of the
Confer House in this borough lie served in
the capacity of councilman 1or several terms
and in that position, well as in all other acts
of his life, both public and private, the rule OF
action and duty with him was ever in accOrd-
ance with the divine precept, "As ye would
that men should DO to you, do ye even SO TO
them" He was a GeVOut member of the Cath
him, that aged man, vending his way, rcgard-
less of all worldly doings, to that altar before
which his mortal remains were at last borne
by his co-aSSociatcs. the eX-cOunclimen and eX-
burgess of our borough, then and there to have
the last solemn rights of the faith he professed
performed over all that Is or TO us seems to be
the last of mans mortality. The bereaved fam
our midst forever, have the heartfelt sympathy
of this entire community. OF him and them
(the deceased and his stricken family 1t may
truly be said,
1.-The angels have led you in silence away;
For them there are shadows-for you there is
day" l.. +.
East Conemaugh, March 16, 1871.
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JoHHsTowS, March %. 1871.

DEAR FRErMAN-We have remarkably fac
weather, brought about, no doubt, by Ben.
Wades visit 10 Dominica aud the pres Jectiv e
annexation Of that warm country. The wealth
er is indeed such as is seldom seen in March
but look out Tor squall betH cen this and the
10Th of May mex The dry warm weather
has positively dried up all sensations, and all
kinds Of local news. We are not even fighting
about the bible down here !.
Bunvans Pilgrim Progress is PLAYED out
Wenjeli Phillips pronounced his PHILLIP pic on
Dir. O'Cunueli, and has departed, and The tow n
is without scene. But there is TO he stock
fair on the race grounds some time in Afr,l.
A. kOpelin is getting his front fence painted
The j Jehn-tUwn schools closed this week. A
new brick schoolhoGse is to be buit in K ern
vile. Our city will not buy the Kcruyile
bridge. The Cambria Iron Co. is filing u p to
the old canal basin with the intention Of
bringing up a number Of horses rom the fiat. -
York has not yet been resumed on the new
wooden factory in W oodvale The streets need
ping badly. Benz. Butler is getting out of
"sorts" With his party. The Republican par
ty is than the "ku klux (" and they are
worse than the devil AMI his angels devils. }
The apparatus OF the new Good Will Hook
and Ladder, Company" has arrived. IL can be
seen at Joe ShUemaker's. Cost s. 400 -
America was discovered by Christopher Col
umbus. The warehouses are last disappear
ing about the old canal basin. There will be
many business removals on the lst of April.
Burglars lurk about town. Schools in the
country closing with exhibitions Paris is
convalescing. The woodbine tUineth Ar
rangements are being made tor calico ball,
under the auspices of the Library Association
OF this place. Mr.. W. l.. Akcrs. who has now
in successful operation Green House present,
ed us with beautiful and fragrant hyacinth,
for which he has our thanks. Judge Roberts
ans Daniel Confer, both Of whom died so sud
denly within few days of each other, were OF
the same age-69 years. st Patrick's Day
was not celebrated here in public manner,
though there are very many Irishmen about
Juhnstowu. The roads through the country
are in splendid condition. If every other
evidence OF the utter worthessneIs of our po-
lice force was wanting, the old G rise house III
the very centre of town, is n standiug monu
ment of their usclessness. About a month
| ago Mr.. Grise moved out and now every win
dow has been riddled with stones and smashed
! to pieces. What makes the matt er look sc
is that it is next door to the Presbyterian
! church. ROB Roy.
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OPENING IN SPRING DRESS GOODS, MILL

merry GOODS. GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, AND CLOTHING,
AT MAYEl;'S, PIP AND PA MAIN STREET. UNDER
THE OPERA HOUSE. JOHSSTOwN, PA.
WAS OPENED. on WEDNESDAY, MARCH
18th. a entire stock of
New Dress Goods,
New Clothing,
Spring Hats and BOnnets,
Spring Flowers.
Black Silks, SI.50 to Sc
COiOred Silks of every shape, 50 TO 81,
a large stock of Ribbons, including
Sash Ribbons of all colors.
The finest stock of Kid Gloves ever brought
TO this market. Piques and Marscilles in en-
lirely new and elegant patterns. Also, Striped,
Plaid, Diamond. Figured, and Corded Alpacas
and POpins-in connection with the finest stock
of READY-MADEC CLOTHING ever offered for
sale in Cambria county. We are also happy TO
announce that we have engaged the best MIL
LIN EItS and SACK MAKERS for this season,
and are prepared to make BOnnets, Hats, and
Sacks on the shortest notice.
Thanking the public for past patronage and
soliciting theiTsknd fayorS in the future, we
remain, respectfully. l.. e H. N3 YER.
p. S.-We keep constantly on hand the Cele-
brated makes of BlfGin and Red Lion BRANDS
of BLACK ALPACAS, from the cheapest m2de TO
the finest Mohair- [Johnstow H.. March Isl
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+ license NOTICE The following

+ ICENSE NOTICE The following
II persons have fled their Petitions for fay-
ern License in the Office of the Clerk of Quar-
ter Sessions of Cambria county. and the same
will be presented TO Argument Court on Thurs
day, March 30th, 1871:
TGref7t LtccHSe-Henry Click, Sd Ward. Johns
town: Henry Frazer, \ oder township; Henry
Fritz, Yodcr township; David Falcon, East Con
emaugh: Luther Martin, 81 Ward, Johustown
George Conrad, Richand township; J. D. Ham,
:lton. 2d Ward. .Iohnstown; Andrew Hang. Car
roIltown; John 4. Blair, W est Ward, Eocns-
burg: NJ Iattener. Cambria township; James
ConVery. Ioretto borough: Conrad Rabbi, 2d
ward and Fred k Krebs. 9TH ward, JOhnstown;
Ann Daley. Millyille borough.
j. 4. HTTE', Clerk.
Clerks OfIice. E1ensburg, March Is, ls7l.-5t
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AN ACROsTIc.-

AN ACROSTIC.-
For stoves that arc cheap and tinware that nice
Remember Frank Hay leads off in the price,
And Frank can be found on Washington street,
Near Clinton, and with an assortment complete.
Know then this great fact and keep it in mind,
How easy Frank Hays Depot you can find;
And how he keeps spouting and tiuware and
stoves
Yes, aud how he sells load after load of house
hold articles every day to people who so
there in droves.
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sroxERoAn.s cArHARTEC sYnup

STGNEROAD'S CATHSRTEC SYRUP.
nsed in all cases instead of PILLS, EPSON SALTS,
CASTOR OIL, &c. Highly favored Pleasant to
take. Children like it. Price D cents. Whole
sale, X. Il. SELLERS & Co., 40 Wood Street. Pitts.
burgh. Sold by Lennon " Murray, Ebensburg,
and by Druggists and Country Store-keepers
generaIy. Hume Ia, Is70.-ly.l
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HYNEEIAE.

HUFF-BURRELL.-M Married, AT Greensburg,
Pa, on Thursday, 10th inst-- at the residence of
the brides mother, by Rev. p. II. Mowry, of
Springfield, Ohio, assisted by Rev. J. X. Pitt,
Mr.. GEORGE +. HUFF and Miss HENRIETTA II.
BURRELI. both of Greensburg.
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TIE lETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, according
to its late statement, has a capital of over six
millions of dollars, securely invested for the
benefit of its policy holders. This Company
has stood for the past fifty years at the head of
the Fire Insurance Companies of the country
in the matter of capital, promptneSs and relia-
biity. Alexander Brothers, 1919 Eleventh Av-
enue, Altoona, its only authorized agents
for this section of the State. They Will insure
property at lower rates than can be obtained
from any other truly reliable company. Give
them trial and be convinced of this fact ere
you insure your property with any other OF the
many insurance agents. L2-1I.-lm.l
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GOOD FOR WILMORE !!
TIE LADIES COMPLIMENTED! !
NEw FERN and NEw CnODs.

IT has been conceded OF late years that
Il the ladies Of Nilmore and vicinity arc the
faircst rs well as the most sensible OF any To-
cality in the county, which may probably in
part be accounted for by the fuct, not yet gen.
orally known. that they bay ali their SEiIIiBe-
ry. Dress and Fancy Goods at tue NEW
STORE Of Z. EsA Z Z. IL CO.. who have just
opened cut the lGrgest ana most complete stock
ever brought 20 WiimuIe- consisting of DRY
MOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES.
HARDWARE. QGEENSWARE. GROCERlE lES,
&c, &c, (which they sell at JOhnstown prices
for CASH or in exchange for country produce.
So Cali and see for yourselves at the New
RuiIdng. door East of the rcw United
Brethren church. T. PAUL = co.
Wilmorc, Nov, l.. lSIO.-3m.
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CoHEN's PAR1oR is the plocel

Oh, you ought to sec the space
He has filed with hats and caps,
Endless in style, and such as chaps
Nowadays like TO buy and wear;
Such cheap ones too as makes one stare.
Halo then, friends, just gs right there
And buy shiny hat to wear.
The number is just ~,
Place. Main street; town, Johnstown;
A line that doesn't rhyme so nice.
Remember the place and ask the price.
Let not all the good bargains go
OF hats and caps, because you know
Returning Spring will make you buy,
And the better twill be the sooner you try
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GEORGE HUNTLEY,
wholesale and Retail Dcai-rin
STOVES HAIDFiRB. GROCERIES. &c.
T. D. SAUPP, Clerk.
EBENSBURG, Pa.

Is still Agent for the renowned lEtna Now
ing and Reaping Machine, as also for the cele-
bIIted clipper ,pOtrsr and Reaper. Stoner's SUI
periOr Horse Hay Rake. the best in the mar
ket, ProUt's Combined Horse Hay Fork and
Knife, which cannot he beat. StOucr's Grain
Drills. an article every farmer should have,
Grain Tanning Mills, tOrn tultivGtorS, Center
Lever PIOWs. V it'll iron or wood beams and nan
dies. cast or steel mould boards and land-SideS;
also. agent for the Blanchard Churn, the best
Churn now in use. and every one OF which IL
warranted to give full satisfaction or no sale.
Stoves and ha ardware of every description con-
stuntly on hand at low figures for ash Farm
erS are requested 10 send in their orders early
for MOtrCTS and RSdpcTS, HrTSs RGEes and Forks.
Pamphlets containing iescrtDtlons and dircc-
tiOns for M05TcTS ami Req GyS and Charms sent
free on application to
GEORGE HUNTLET.
Enensburg, March Is, lc1l.-4Gi.
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JUST LOOK At THIS ]!

Important to Real Estate Owners
HAVING entered into partnership, the sub
: scribcrS ire now prepared to Go all kiGIi OF
work in their line, such as boring for WATER,
OIL. COAL, ORE and other MINERALS. max
ing and setting NEW PUMPS and repairing old
ones. WcHre also ready ut all times to bore and
lay PIPES and manufacture ana pat in position
the celebrated EXCELSIOR Pt MP, the cheap
est, most durable and satisfactory Pump Tor
Wells and CisteruS now in use. This Pump will
work in q We'll thirty feet deep: We Will at all
times keep 4 supply Of these Pumps on hand
and can set them up furnish them on short
notice. Satisfaction guaranteed in quality ana
price of work. and water insured on any farm
or lot OF ground. Orders solicited and prompt
Iy attended 10 when length of Pump on kind of
work desired is made known to us. For further
information call on or address
SU-INEI E FEIGHNER,
Feb. 25.-6n. Carroiltown, Cambria Co, Pa.
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OF MICHAEL M.GLADE,

Il - 4 L OF I'IIOII[h III W u I1fN IIl,
~ DEC'D.-AdmtnistIdti N0tice.-Letters of
Administration the estate of Michael Nc
Glade, late of Allegheny township, deceased,
having been granted 10 the undersigned. notice
is hereby given to all persons indebted 10 said
estate TO make payment without delay, aud al
those having claims against the same will pre-
sent them in proper shape for settlement
MARGARET Meg LADE, Adm n.
Allegheny Twp, March p. 1s7l.-4t,s
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE undersigned offers for sale ur rent his
STORE ROOM HIGH ~ rect. EAens-
burg, three doors from Centre street, being on
the south side of High street and opposite the
Foster House Said Store Room Is new build
ing, 23X30 feet, two stories high, with good eel
lar under it There are two back rooms, 20X:10,
upstairs and down, well finished inside. The
building altogether is one of the best in EhenS-
burg for store purposes, and is decidedly the
best located business stand in the town Pos
session will be given immediately. For further
information call upon or address
Il. II. Tt nor.
Feb. %, lS1l.-tf. Ebensb0sg, Pa,
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ESTATE OF JOS A. URBAN, DECD.
II administration NOtice.-Letters of Ad-
ministraton on the estate of Joseph a. Urban,
late of Chest Springs borough, decd, having
been granted to the subscriber, he hereby re-
quests all persons knowing themselves indebted
to said estate to make immediate payment, and
those having claims will present the same duly
authenticated for settlement.
PETER URBAN, Administrator.
Chest Snrings. March %. lh1l.-6t.t
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u pine tinGSr.-
MENTS consist
HOUSES. in first
a good FRAME
by.12 IT.. FRAME
well rs Il W ATER
running order
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CHEAP READING FOR CAfHO

~ LICS.-Now publishing in Monthly Paris.
at p cents each part, IiVTiGI; ; LIVES or Ili :.
SAINTS LIFE OF THE n. V. MARY, and other
publications of Il religions ana ttSyosonai cha =
acter, any all OF which VIII be de.lV cred e'tch
month as issued to all subscribers sending their
names and addresses 70
NJ. p. NEAGHtsR. Johnstown> Pa,
Feb. 25.-tf. -dgGRt for Ft1Tle AZ J 0fStoR
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REAL ESTATE FOs
VALUABLE FARM NEAR LoRETTO
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
The subscriber offers for sale on fair terms
and easy p.symen Is, that most desirable and vX-
ccllent pa 4RI recently occupied by him, adj
Joining the Borough of LorettO. containing lsS
Aeres-iO0 4CrCS of V bich il good state
of cultivation and the balance well timbered,
There is a comfortable HoitSt. 4 good Barn, and
an excellent Orchard GA the premises also,
abundance of pure tcCter. 1t is dcsira hlS pro-
perty beautifufiy located, Sn2 IS cOnN euient to
churches, schools, market, etc. Title lndispu-
table For terms ana other Information apply
to or address A. II 4 LIERS,
Feb lS.-tf Ea1TUti0se1, Cambria Co, Pa.
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IutIt are springs OF cNCellcut wafer convent
cnt 70 both houses, and a splendid APPLE OR
CHARD, comprising the choicest fruit, on the
premises. There Is also Goa l. BA \ Il opened
and in good working order, with a vein of coal
A feet thick and of first rate quality.
The above described Farm is situate 3 miles
from the line of the Homer and CherrytrCe Rail
Road, now partially under contract. For terms
and other information apply On the premises or
address PECER MI LV EHILL.
L3-25.-3m.El Strongstown. Indiana Co, Pa.
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tVF tItU " I'M = Z
THE IMPROVE
OF two FRAME
class condition,
BANK BARN, a
STABLE. &c. as
SAW MILL in fine
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A = INDIANA COUNTY FARM ,
AT PRIVATE SAFE,

AVAILABLE FARM, situate In Pine town
ship Indiana county, Pa three miles north of
Strongstown. is offered for sale on the most ac-
commod odating terms The FARM contains 400
ACRES of excellent land. $50 Acres cleared
under good fence and in q good state of cliIti-
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THE WEATHER, &C.-Don't calculate upon
the weather, it always changes so ; ain got no
means of telling whether it Is going to rain or
snow. Better calculate the amount of your
pile and the amount of real prime seasOnablc
goods il ought to buy in the ordinary way, and
then take your money and betake yourself to
the wonderfully low priced cash store of A. j.
Christy, in LorcttO, and see how kindly you will
5e treated and how cheaply you will be furnish
ed with as good goods as the market affords.
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LIFE. Acc :DLST AND FIRE ISsURANCE.-K err
& Co Insurance agents, 1916 Tenth Avenue,
Altoona. Pa, offer extra inducements to those
contemplating Fire. Life or Accident Iusu-
rance and being masters of the profession in
every particular, are EN- inently qualified to
suit their patrons. Their experience in the
business extends over period Of fifteen years,
and what may be given somewhat of a
coincidence. they represent fifteen first class
Companies. amOnL which may be ranked the
London, Liverpool and Globe. with a com
bincd capital of SIS ,OUO coo in god, and other
safe and vnlusbe Companies ANY commu.
nications addressed to them will receive prompt
attention.
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BARGAINS. bargains at OatmOn 6 Co.'S. Bar
gains Of dry goods. bargains of fancy goods
bargains of dress goods. bargains of groceries
bargains Of notions bargains Of everything,
ut NJ. l.. Osttlnan & cos, 100 High street,
EbcusburH. This firm is now dispoSing of all
its stock at remarkably low prices. The goods
must and viii be sold now to make room for
Il big spring stock. Call and take home bun
die of good bargains. DO not prOcTaS innate,
which means . not fool your time and money
away by buying where you can't get near so
much for your stamps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-07
THE STEDMAN
EMPRE CLOTHES WASHER
P.,en.ea, Aag... ~, 1870,

DRoNoUNCRD nv ALL WHO
have tested it THE MOST PERFECT
CLOTHES WASHER IN TUE WORLD!
AL fabrics, from tho dnest LAces TO the Bed
Blanket, can be washed PEhlkE ana Win
case, without the use Of the Rubbing Board.
No chemicals used, and only one-hah the
usual quantity OF Soap.
Clothes can be washed, cleaned and bleached
whittier than by hand labor, without any wear or
tear. II Is truly labor and clothes saving In
vention. Washing day will NO longer be terror
or dread % housewives.
II can ne used on any stove or range. and the
low price places Il within the reach Of every fam.
ily One trial convinces the most skepticl
Orders taken and dlled at J. p. SMITHS
Hardware Store, corner OF d and Taylor streets,
Virginia, Nevada.
c. c. FISH, Agent 70. Nevada, California,
Oregon, Washington Territory, Utah, Wyoming,
cGlS,.dSI sIn%s and seSsH.fc sSn ao,Sry RIGHTS roR
SALE. Address, q. q. FISH,
fe3ltf Boz 800, Virginia City, Nevada.
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70 WOOD STEALERs,

DURING THE PAST YEAR, TWO OR
Cthree hundred cords Of wood, belonging to
49, vi,sjnia and Truckee Railroad Company,
have been stolen in the vicinity Of Gold Hill
And VIRGINIA, The Company, therefore, hereby
give fulf and fair warning to any and all person.
hat henceforward the most s,ringenn. gnna measures
Hny person caught stealing the company :
wood win be prosecuted to tho utmost extent Oh
ths law. >, s,..a.,,
Cold Hiil December %. 1870. de0-lm
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CANDY MANUFAcToRY.
SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRY
ICE cREAN-DAY AND NIGHT.
COFFEE and RRFREsHaIENT SALOON
d n z

u,HR UNDRRSIGNED - PRE-
i pared to furnish Candies Of all descriptions,
vAolesale and retail. at the shortest notice, and
m prices that cannot fail to suit all who may
favor him with call. Fancy Cakes made TO
tcslsl,. Be sure and give NE call, and will
guarantee satisfaction.
sLUNCH-Ham and Eggs, Tea and Coffee,
Yresh Batter and Bread, and other comforts,
nreparcd at short notice.
and OF laineren. havors, can be obtained At the
.aioon eyory evening, or In day time. fartier
slso supplied, in the latest styles. and AZ short
nn,,ce J, NJ. FICRSHUTZ,
10 South G street, nearly opposite Wells,
Fargo q Co.'S.
Vlrrinia, February 10. 1871. fel0-a