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Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03

Tho extensive nee az thoae watches fnr the
last fiftoen years by Hallway Conductors, Engl.
neera and fxpreafmen, tho most exariinH ol
wateh-wohrcTa, has thoroughly detnnnstfatra
the strength, ntaAdinnes. durability ara hNcn-
fAey ~ tie MalthAm Watch. To satisfy that
elAas In all theao rcapecta, la 10 decide the qcn-
tiop as 10 the rial value uf these iime-kceIcrA,
More than 500 600 az these watches are neu
speaking for themselves in the poekels of the
people-a proof and y guarantee of their super
lurity over ali others
Tho superior organization aud great extent
of the Company's Works a. waiihAH, enables
them 90 produce watches Al price which ieil-
hafs c0nipatiil1n futile aud those who buy any
other watch laeFoiy pay from 40 20 % per cent
mnFe for their watches than lH necessary
These iime-plcucs combine every imIgef e.
lneni that a long experience has proved of real
practical use, Having had the refusal 81 nearly
tKrFy Invention Ia wateh-Eeahing originating ~
this country or IN Europe, only th0Mr we're hhAA-
" adopted which severe testing BY the naont
slilfall artisans ia our works, aud lons nno on
the part of the public, demonstrated @ be eH-
uontiai 10 correct aud enduring iime-koerihE.,
Among the many improvements "e ~ouia
D paFticulaTiKa
The inTention and use Of conire-pinion of
4 pccaliaf construction. % prevent damase %
I The tfsin by the brcakaga ~ mAin-spfinss, is
original with the American Watch Company
I who, having had the refusal az all other con
triyaneea, adopted Foggn patent pinion - De-
/ ing the beet aud faultlens.
Hardened atd tempered haiF-spFings, nov
universally admitted bF WRtahmakefs - BE- ihr
beet aF0 used In all grades nf NAiihain " haieti-
I sc.
I All waithala Watches hays dnst-Pfoof caps,
protecting the movement f4stin duet, Aiid = -
SEEMING the Necessity oi the frequent cleaning
necessary in other watches.
Our new patent Rtem-windfr, o. krtirna
watch 10 already decided success, aud gre Al
inlpfosement ON any stam-Nindlng watch m
Z the American market, and by far the rheapssi
watch of its quality nov offered o. the pubic.
\ To those living in portions 0f the United states
where KatehmAkern do not abound TAlrnrn
/ with the above mentioned improvements Hlirh
Z tend 10 ensure accuracy, CLEANLINESS, darAuaiss
I and convenience, must prove invaluable,
4 The trademarks oi the various styles mada
4 by the Company are As follows
z American MATcH Co.. Malthams Mass.
ANN WATCH Co. Maltham Mass.
I American WArcH Co, Crescent St. NslthAn,
Mass
I AMEMeAs WAICH Co., Adams 49,, MalthAni'
Mas.
4 WALrHAM wATom Co, wAitham, Mass.
PS BARrIErT, WalthAm Mass.
] NM. EILERT, NAlthAm, Mass
H0AK MATCH Co.. Boston. Mass.
4 Examine the spelling of these nance eArefnl-
I N Before buying. Ans variation even of slii'
/ gia letter, indicates 4 counterfeit
For sale by AL leading jewelers.. No watches
I refAlled by tho Company.
An illustrated history 0f matchmaking, con-
tanning much useful information 10 watch
Nearers sent 20 any address on aPpiioai'on'
ROHRIxs A APPLETON.
GeneraI Awenas ror AmeFteaA Watch Co.,
lee broadway. New fsrk-
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03

A NEW REPURLIC--A Letter from
Silver City, Grand County, New Mexico,
tells OF n new filibustering scheme for the
invasion of Mexican territory and the
erection of Sonora and chihuahua into
the " Pacific Republic. The schemers
propose, after securing these States, 10
annex Sianaloa and Lower California.
1t is intimated that the project of the
Texas International Railroad through
Chihuahua and Sonora TO Quay mas, on
the Pacific coast, is a mask for the fill
clustering enterprise The scheme is
declared to have the support OF parties
in California, Texas, and Chicago, as
well rs other parties in Mexico, and
that company Of five hundred filibus-
ters, in the guise of railroad laborers and
miners, are TO leave Chicago for the
theatre of operations early next spring.
Sufficient from elsewhere TO make up q
force Of $500 men is expected. Many
of the Silver City miners intend to join
the expedition, aud assistance is expec-
ted from discontented Texans.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03
Rrcrxr1Y. $4,000 prisoners. and 1

RECENTLY, $4,000 prisoners, and their
military escorts, passed through Berlin
and had to be received and fed ut the
military kitchen at that place They
came in detachments of 1900 and 2,50C
men. But the arrangements for their
reception were so systematic that the
crowd brought by one train was always
fed and dispersed before the next arrived.
Some of these small armies of prisoners
were half famished, and at least one-third
of them were sick with diseases brought
on by cold and privation. They appear.
ed toappreciate the arrangements made
for their comfort, and the French corpo
raj gave sum OF money, small, though
perhaps as large as he could give, to the
relief Of the German wounded.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03

A STORY OF LUDLOW STREET JAn -.
Ludlow street Jail, in New York, is not
such an unpleasant place TO be in as it
might be, all things considered. Two
years ago a man from Ohio, named Sam
uel Oppenheimer, was put in that jail for
swindling and he has been there ever
since, and has been making money all
the while. Samuel, it turns out, specu-
lates in Wall street, and whenever he
wants 70 visit Wall street his iailcr ae-
companies him there and back. He pays
nothing to speak of for boarding and
lodging, merely the extras being charged
for, as at any other. hotel.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03

The BODY of rDOc Simmons, the
brave engineered the Hudson Rivertrain,
did not appear 60 be much hurt when
found. There was q clit under the right
ear. one in the side and one on tho chin.
Neither of them was visible when he was
taken from the water. but they were dis
covered when the body was being washed
The remains were neatly cofflned, when
the undertaker's rooms were thrown open
10 the public, and throngs Of men,
women and children filed by the coffin
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03

Z CHAPPrp HANDS, face, rough skin, PIN
pics, ringwerm, .salt-rheum, and other
cutaneous affections, cured. and the skin
made soft aud smooth, 10y using the
JUTTPER Ton Soar, made by CAswELL,
HAZARD Is Co, sNew York It is more
convenient and easily applied than other
remedies. avoiding tho trouble OF the
greasy compounds now in use.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03

WRALTH OF MASsAcHUsETTs.- ---In 1860
thet total yaluation an property In the
State OF Massachusetts was SSg7, T95, SAG.
In 1870 the total valuation was 1,647, 423,
GA In 1860 total population was /, 231,
066, and-in 1870, !, ,&57, 1851.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03

{ ,FoR An IRRTrATED THROAT. CoUoH OR
CokD, " Bro,eR,s Broachiai Tnoohes" are
offered with the fnllest confidence i'm
their efficacy They have been thor
oughly tested. and maintain the good
reputation they have .jnstly ACQUIRED As
hcre are limitations, be sure 10 obtain Jtc
,jfoub,e a8
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03

SOME HUSBANDS, IL must be admitted,
are exceedingly moderate iu their little
indignations. Thus, on the trial in San
Francisco, of Oliver Dale, for enticine
away the wife of one J. A. Bergner, the
injured husband, being upon the stand,
testified as follows "I came In at
times and found his Dale's) arms around
my wifes neck, kissing her, and using
endearing language to her l did not
wish to lay hands on him, but did not
think it quite proper.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03

CALIFORNIA VEGErAB1Es The sire TO
which vegetables attain in California ID
almost incredible, pumpkins weighing
$50 pounds, squashes $50 pounds, beets
100 pounds, and carrots thirty pounds !
and astonishing as these facts may seem,
il is easy to understand how these re-
suits are obtained where growth never
ceases = =
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03

The latest thing in the boot and shoe
line at Boston is crimped calf boot, the
calf skin tanned with the hair ON, and
made up with the hair outside, tipped
with alligator leather. Ladies boots
OF the same style have also been made.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03
United states Flnanrca.


PoLIrIcs TN cosSRcrroer. - The Demo.
cratic Congress Convention of the Dis-
trict Hartford and yTolIahd Counties
nominated ID. Ar Goodrich oi
Vernon. julius l.. Strong, the present
member, is the Republican candidate.
In the Second Senatorial District, Ers
Hall was nominated. The Republicans ol
then third District have nominated
IT. II. Starkveather for reelection II
Congress for n third term by vote oi7l
10 "a Ia ttts ~
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03

Tia total loss 20 our merchants in &C.
tual cash property was something over
sl00. OQ0. coo. The above list is th0ught
to be trifiing 10 the amount Of shipping
forced 10 seek protection uuder the Hags
of other nations
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03
Lands in Southwest Missouri

The Atlantic and Pacific X. r. Co.
Havs for sale $50 Aros q bes quality ioax oeii
HheMn.
Tmun nnsn imsi brunEhs tmt1 mhFrss hAyauw been
rnnarWrd fMks tl thp carnpirfaun ut thss EnmA
Ndnr ~ tbess lands have Egnr tntu scalntrr haDea
ActaA srftirEx snninE and 70 thea a1y eAes
made The has rtfnair. siii soIi. tnid stuteFH ae
tonr sarfrf, r3i~tcd ~ aescs elrrztsun rntn rrai
Mwat and heathfalncas AL cnnsa1p1aTe lrz-
drnrann. invite nptiiErx te this r~E7on
For pMFHaruiaFs. An rmamphtrtA~ Rrth,y to
AMOS 1TChs Lard pcgnrahssauser.
Cor. S41th and Watnuf Sta.
ST Isbt-rs No
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03

At the commencement Of the war. TIN
United States were claSsed. among the
first maritime nations in the world ,
from ls60 TO 1865 our magnificent fleets
we-e riuced in number 2Si ships, as
slio f0lIowing table show ..
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03

Kiss those lids before they clcse
In their silent, soft rcpose- =
That the little life may secrn
Blissful, as an angels areams
AL too soon, the roec win fade,
And Che MunliHht sink in shade.
And the bright stars disappear
With each quickly tieeting yoats
Mayhap on that lovelit brow,
IAN so brightly joyous now
Ere another sun 40 down,
Win sparkle an Immortal crown.
And the little lips we press,
With q silent, soia caress, .,nv4
Back 20 ouuA nag send no thriIl 4
Lovely, yet 10 eoid, 20 etiil.s
See your mother bonding low
Der that little couch of snow
Sh1dderingly she means and wecpe,
But the babe nnc conscicns slecps.
Sleeping, heedeth non those erica
Wreaking pity fron the ekies,
For those 4Ale bars are deaf,
Hushcd INC once son-sighing breath
Then dash cSre fson of thy brcwl
Kiss il gently. mother now,
let no bitter tears eeshcd
For neglects above ths aead
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03
MRs. MILLER's
FkRnonfuhs nE FAeulnsk hkn SN1WRn0WA.

orF-ssET2 A. 7. srEwARx's ~ bhoAb"Af, ~ y
MRS. MILLER hags 10 infarn her cnAtonarrs ladies
maHi ATuaslmkrrs tAt ab@ h@M the hm@st HHAuar arc
cnafar sriecis0n af iAraunAAhtA lMFusHxAs thA M
ksD PIAFs PATTERNS iA she eouHtiy5 sEArty AHd hc-
czFstely cti, sdFfasatf - - E-lrr Aals .s4. - -
Esrss.Ecs eUabcs 30 defg cemPetton fin.nr ssna
laf ts8oa lies Wlth eacssrd siatp and ne4ls e hf1fs
NJ h-NrraasnakanK im ALL ~ hrannhne e1@ratnd WITH
and ri~ganos 90 a. t4sir and d@sAgna ~hAct
eaRBot fat % fiesaes
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03

WUsT THINK.--THIRTT Beautifully
ID printed Visiting Cards sent for only cs
or 10 for Oocts Address. o. 4; HIScQxs -,
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03

@Nn MADE FAST AND EASY. Four
SMWW samples and particulars sent tor 40 cents. .
Address JOHN JOHNSON, Columbus, N. Y.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03

sts ssss
vwSa TrWR EuWREMG GIaAmm.-We mFw
nv pFeparrd 90 tnFnisA Az rlasses with clustAht
sariayuesis hosn1 the sls e te Nfen ~ 80 -
sr.r. ,,sassests huslnesz new tghf soa fioAt-Sses
Ppfnans OF either easiis eAn fFsan eie ~ 80
nins. nna psap1fsaenai H4s1 M rssss-a& 49, - ss-h
- men That AG Who thAH nntc~ nsAs rrtla t1eff
sAnrwS. ara the bnstHass ahkF siiH
sseer r. sah We1 sbtlsnra " WI esle "
- EssF Ter the troahs Gf HrsfsnE. tn1 F-stleA-E
aisnks sasnnls wiirh wl3 90 o. ceIataFane ven 81
ana A onfs ~ FAs Ffsyfs kslsHafN oaN . -
lmFnwsf Ana h1rt fnmily mWMF4fmrH paAaAhh@ ~ AssA
fru~ nv anal RaAdrf gpa mnml peFAnameat pfutAaAe
~urss hoefeAa X y AFFgg O. AurnssA Mnfne.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03
An nPBcnRlM REKEM WITHOUT Az RUAl
CONSUMPTION CONQUERED
ALIENS LUNG BALSAMl

CONNTMPTE0N.-F .-For tho cure of this distress
disease thrrp has ~eH medicine Ytt cfecpyerd
that show ssdrncs a rea HaVfl than ALLEY
LUNG HAIsSAM. This u1cquhllcd errectnrsnt, for
cafre Consanrssan ard al diseases lradfae "a ~ such
affections a. The ThrnA IanFs Hnd all ~ea-cN of the
Pulusunafy OgrMnm introduced 90 thr Suffering public
after 30 ncrfA fer thr positive cure ch Diseases have
hpen falls tested The tuFmaiA fruea Nhtch v prrparrd
= Frsefrrd hy The ~adinE medical iouraas being
equal 70 any psenpon that can he made np of ench
atapnnes b tbe medical facny The hAiSAM h c1n-
neuaently rucnfnnpned y hfpacana wha have beco1nr
ArlnAint~d with ErrAt Read ihs following
What the City Missionary ~ Hfn snys aeeui ALLEN 8
LING nAlsAM
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03
Nd

HIT HKLMBoEDs EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM TMPRri-
DEScEs HABITS or DISSIPATION. E1e.
M their HnRum ma laEtie nxnnmmR ham chnmmn m
dawG mn fmnnmvrmimmnm. and mm mMAp@@TN.
ThcasaHan who have henm thm witsn ct immaumnaHnma
rhart tina have fpnnd thry have heen duoead d that
thn fu4sun has ~ thn a powerful aElrtnzeu1A
haam dFaad up in The MNteEn. b. bsWak nu1 In
nFErmFmamd form. and perhaps MfAer MATrtnrn
KiFm HMHMrnGmm EXTRACT MwcMu fmH mn AmmeMkmmn
mmd NmeMmrm uf thm IEmmy DrwMmA whMAhrr mMmsamM r
Mae FwnmiR. frum whatever urNWimMtlmw mm4
matter u how iong rtAnding. Prsa et-ao per buA
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03
HENRY 7. HELhEBoLD's
CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
THE GREAT DEuKErIc.

cared every ease 90 DsaAse whirA u ham hnnm
ssen - ftarkaM W a. A4 " r atar nf Agmazaananmn
Fftf kfsaf1s. rhr " ~ tdeg a6 hlaeer. k4na1r
a. fasifs Cilnf Hsa1s ta ~ Hlaf4cr cslna eea=
VI fleA fsus anrHdns auA che Fnsr&m Mgmhgel Anfir-
SnutHiaA EnNpn. Eag W Fnmmv, ksw NJ Mrnoy. @uw
" E aaAaeu Wmhk Nerves. KFmamA4fNN MmFWhr EHamam
MArfnsa, pnnesa " taaanR. Faaa te SO km& ff Hmh
fsusAssg ~ ~ 8Sdt. BFF.ss " - Sssa Eraa 80 ~
Sgrerea.
uand hi prrsumm frnn the Awna ~ aiAhmun hwmmtN-
lpr and frun tMis1Bve Dc mhF au ar wv thm mnAmm
rAnHn a lfr: nfnr eamhmmmmmA@ lnuF pAna mm& fnF
CAllArnm.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03

arMm@=-mwA PLAYS Tho largest nan0Ftnent
&M III Flaws and Dramatic Works Ian
w ~ Ne world, prepared for Exhibitions
49, n al ksnan and Home Amuse-
nIH nlent. shadow PAnl0mlmea, Cha
rnar-- AssFgtsrs, Dialogues, TAbieanK, Amateur
Gnlds. FtlsiOpinn Dramas. etc, etc. new and
exrlieif Desrf{ytiSe Last ~ m PiAyn mailed frne
10 SaasAu ST.. New York.
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- s. SELF IN
AGaRaAA41 "a kSises1G n aGFu e. . =
- @MmmMNe~ ~ in Physi0iaRy foe the
yv.ss - - hM~.--- anHaSsna nma Ganmm
- M#erS~--A c0ntaKnplniiHR mar
- HNH HHHHNFNI Fiane ah1 large rA~
euvv.rn~s aad ~ recifs warth frem a 20 tla esoA-
Tha anly HcsPa<tAbr fs8paF tru4tse oa Asrftar rfs
rnanrg rdnearnl sgns EnhApFg lniaua and u bsaresa
Fnama Damansas, S@HainAa &rAADena IhFnAA hn1 AanF
ntammaas Ar aTlnG tnfH0wnd tEHufhnHnt ~ th FftH9
WSoR LADIES ExcLusHvI-IH x3psEs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-03
Contains b. Lac Sulphur 80 Sugar of Load
No fathsrge No Nitrate ~ Silver nnd
is sntireis n frlm the poison.
ous Health destroying draRs
used Ia alhrr Hair
preparations.

sall H. 8eesi fatr1e, perfectly sAFE. CLEAN
ard Efficient -dosideri tune H'ng sought ~
ard FOUND at la-t
Il r. tOsrs Add prevents the hsir From beeom.
ing GraF. ifn Arts -ft glossy appearance. ~
nuyes Daadrun ). eoal aud refreshing 10 ibs
hssd, ciI-C1s hr nAn ffom ialling - AID ~
stores ti - great sItens ~hea pfemalaFely lost
prevents Hrsdsehss. cur-s ~ Hsmats, cstsas-
pus efuptabs. and aupsturai he&l
DR. SMITH pstsutes GFasoa Iuneiion.
9sss Prepared oalp h PIsot TOR Bk0THEks
Gllaasstst Hsss The seaaJnf il Pai - n :
panel bggtie. mAds rtpfrssb FH s. sab the
nsa4s = t. ara D. hlvsu u fhe gisss Al 1uaf
DraFgtsg ~ Nature hsJ E.slarAlre, AID sAss
~ VtlaaE. $50
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-03
Helmb1ld's Extract Of Buohu
IMPROVED ROSE w SH
- H


elmbolds Fluid Extract Of Buo.u
nl "a al. a-cs st toes. u.gt9s, sIe.nrr .uaia
80 mate 90 fem le. from -l,Neysrcatse olea..
~. aud 40 mater - b W lolg aadng L.
pi,sssot ID ste aud pd9r 9uut dnee it, actah
aui mo siroGgthafi s thtH anl u the llepir
tiau- 81 B4k OF lrpa.
Those runenng ON brJb.n wa o. 3oaet
constitutions procure Tie temei !, a. apea
Tue reader NUT be aeer, thu, hgae'tf .'is
a., be tbe attack ~ 49, 80 49, aistares it
rram 20 suset tue b,dss health sos mcata.
al~tra
AZ ID, sb1ya dtses-e- ~ qaire tbe a0d ~ y
. etic. HfLMBJLDB EXTRACT BueHD b
hs great D.urtuc.
s9tdby Dfa1gisa cragHhsre If1r @ zjJa
Dg.fr. eto %, e, fpr q o. Differed @ag %"
1es Issr,5s syaa inns u ~ e9aoan'aea esnE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-14
Overdoctored,

Without any dlsrcspcct to the members ofthe
medical profession, a profession honored by all
thinking men, 1t Is only just to say that they ara
too thick on the ground. The consequence IL
that the community Is doetored oyermuch.
When nature needs only the gentle stimulant
and Alternative, which has become famous
throughout the country as o reliable medicine,
under the name Of Hostetter's Stomach Bltters,
she 10 not unfreQuently dosed with q dozen pre-
scriptions, all experimental, from the Pharma-
copeia. This Is an evil, and proves that the
practice OF medicine Is far from being at all
lines q healing art. At this period Fl the year,
when the fall of tho leaf indicates that decay
has seized npon the vegetable kingdom, many
harassing diseases are prevalent. Chief among
these may be mentioned intermittent fever and
bilious rcmittent. The exhalations rising from
d%ccomposing vegetation, and the heavy dews
and fogs, are very apt TO generate these com.
plants. The wlsest policy Is to protect the
system BY q course Of tfostetter's Stomach Bit.
tiers at the commencement Of the fall. Much
suffering may thereby be avoided. But II the
disease has already begun, Its periodical vista
lions may be readily checked and broken up by
this active, yet harmless, vegetable tonic. 9 q
But be on your guard against the chsrlatans
who are Attempting to palm OF, Under various
names, unwhclesome compounds, which they
pretend to compare fayorably with the great
national elixir, which has long since Bwepl
more formidable opposition from the field. Bear
In mind that every bottle Of genuine Hostetter'f
Stomach Bitters IA authenticated by q splendidly
engraved label. and q foe dnN Of tho sign
manual Of the frm. Put up In bottles only, and
cannot be obtained In bulk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-14

JUSTICE YoUNa.-Jacob Young OF
Virginia, was yesterday appointed BY
the County Commissioners to fill the
vacancy caused by the recent suicide OF
Justice Livingston. He has entered
upon the duties of his new position.
To PoIIcY-H oLpERs.-The attention
Of policy-holders in the Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance Company is invited to
an advertisement In another column,
under head Of "New To-day"
PosrAL MONEY oRDERs.-After the
I'd Of October postal money orders will
be issued at the Postofice in Virginia
City on Great Britain and Ireland.
GRAND JuRY.-The Storey County
Grand Jury will meet next Saturday
day after tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-14

FoR CoUGHs AND THROAT DISORDERS, use
Browns Bronchial Trochcs," having proved
their efficacy by a test Of many years.
I have never changed my mind respecting
them from tho fret, excepting to think yet
better Of that which I began thinking well Of
REV. HENRY WARD BEEcHER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-14

WHERE TO Go.-When you want a nice
smooth, agreeable shave, or your hair sham
pooed, dressed and properly hxed up, 90 te
Pohls popular saloon. next door to Gibson's,
Main street, Gold Hill. Sharp razors, clean
towels, and good artists, always to be found
there. At Pohl's the ladies can have their hall
cut, curled, cleansed or dressed In the most
tasteful manner. se2-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-14

The COSMOPOLITAN DRAw1Na.-The
managers are settling with agents, and
the Committee Is making every prepa-
ration for the. drawing. The day will
shortly be announced to the public. =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-14

srrAa BArHs EVERY DAY. For rheumatism
stu Joints. catarrh In tho head. cold on the lungs
and other complaints. take some Of DR.. Mayors
steam baths. Also warm and cold baths every day
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-14
SPECIAL NOTICE

IN ACCOUNT OF AN UNFORESEEN AND
" unavoidable delay in getting returns from
RADIO, and Wyoming. we have reluctantly been
compelled to defer the drawing Of the Folsom
Gift Concert, until tho Goth OF September. Az
our agents there have been notified TO make
immediate returns in full, there will DO no fur
noy, ]. Il. Burnham, Board Of Managers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-14

President Grant, before moving Into his
beautiful cottage at Long Branch, requested thai
tho door, shelves, floors and all the paint WORK
be secured; tho stains DO cradicated from the
marble mantels, tables, statuary and the porce,
lain nnishlngs; the rusty and furnished tin,
brass and copperwarc b. polished. and the whole
put in thorough order, that its brilliant and tidy
appearance might be admired by his friends. A
supply OF ENocH MoRoAN's Sons SAPoLIo wal
obtained. and the changes made as II by magic.
F. b. Taylor & Co.. agents. San Francisco.
a,nttn"
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The Necessity Of a yi.i. Overeem.

TThe Me- Gel sity Of y Walt OvercoE'
800 10 CORRESPONDENCE .f,A..
ps,,.rts residing In any part Of the State,
hoSsver blatant, who may desire medical adyice
on their respective csses, and who think propef
10 submit q written statemsnt Of sueh In prefer;
encc TO holding personal interview. are he,d 6. mnsi
| mat their communications WILL De hsla moSA
sacred, and the cure grara nteed.
All letters must be Addressed 70 tho eorle'
spending physician, thus:
BENJ. +. J0ssELiS, u, p.,
[Box 1851 61S Sacramento suseS,
Between Montgomery and kearnf,
d~o,..n-Ivis San Francisco. Cal.
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To Parents in Gold Hill.

THE UNDERSIGNED EARNESTLY AP.
/ peals to parents 70 prevent their children
from trespassing upon the grounds OF tho Gold
Hill Quartz Mil and Mining Company. For
some time past many children have been In tho
habit or Committing almost numberleSs annoy.
snces. by throwing stones, sticks and dirt into
Four well, breaking windows, etc, and TIL. can
no longer be permitted, even ct the risk OF
offending parents By punishing the children for
such injurious practices.
d. HUGUET, Superintendent
Gold Hill, September ., 1871. ses.lw