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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-26
TROUT FISHING.

Just nov trout bite eagerly. The
best way to catch them is by trolling
with lines from 200 to 80 feet long,
thrown out behind or at the siaes of a
small boat which must be kept NOV
ing by scullin@. The lines must be
very strong and the hooks large, for
a ten or twenty pound trout, with the
pressure of 80 feet ofwater above him.
is just about as strong and contrary as
a mule. MinnOWS run in schools and
are governed by the moons phases.
while the trout are governed by their
appetites and naturally follow the
minnOws. In the dark of the moor
the best time to catch trout is from 8.
O'Clock in the forenoon; and from
: to 10 O'Clock in the evening when the
moon is shining brightly. The best
place to fish is off projecting points of
land-say from 200 yards to three or
four miles. The popular belief That
Lake Bigler is treacherous and subject
to sudden squalls has no foundation in
fact. A storm can be seen from one
to two hours before it will affect any
given point IN the lake, and in Sum
rough weather is rarely known
and the lake lies motionless for weeks
at a time.
CORNELIAN HOT SPRINGS.
The chief spring of the Comedian
group rises through the cleft Of a
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-26

A large percentage of Eastern trav-
elers now take Lake Bigler in their
route. Many of these leave the rail-
road at Truckee, come by stage to the
Hot Springs, steam w to Glenbrook
and return by the same route, while
others continue on to Carson and Nir-
ginia and return TO the railroad at Re-
no-gOing east. Travellers visiting the
lake on their western trip leave the
road at Reno and swing around TO
Irucken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02
LITERARY NOTES.

u. Appleton g. Co. have the only copy OF
The superb work which published by the order ~
the Fm,sror Russia illustrative ~ the coronation ~
The Emls,rur, in 1850. The work undertaken and
ronp ted rcca rcsS ~ cost and Int fW copies Hare TO
~ found the ma l"fv Were presented lay the Emrc-
ror crowned heads and distinguished persons. Tn"
Illustrations III Number, Vng for the most Part
rArcutod In chrnuO paper oi the LARGEST atlas folio
II would To- he an admirable rC,uniO ui the All
absorbing event. the >mit Of ia" Grand bdkc.
Macmillan y Co. announce iur immediate
publication u book entitled THE southern States sine"
The War which should interesting III this conn
The writer Mr. Rather; Soicr>. spout some inonInS
ls7o7i. liz Visited 'hc ch,c cities OF !he
Southern states AND pm sued - steady inquiry in'" Tue
l"iii, -, nr;ci 81. and soi. Questions OF the co'"
Try. T"csC Uuestiu,S examined fully IN the ~"
90 h sir and city. anu the careful "hr,rN atom :" &
l. supplemented 10y sound speculation ~ Z" "tu'' fu,
l"Cis and i>>uc-. Tie book bcghS with Virginia. """
ends with Wc>I, and Middle Tennessee.
Landmarks and Other Poems Is tue l''"
az N"dn.. by john j. irait. ain""h'e"'! ''"
4 liou.hi"a. The mott" from WORDSWORTH
g.. ,ic!i shc,,rr .iih old
I.,nnt through some lssI home ""rn w.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02
Ce!elnaL Ne..rnlcI'. Nv --,.. !no:atlon> We

The decline in gold continues, and the Irnr to-day
Il: down Ia lIGi, the extreme range being and lS.
u ihr hulk Of business at lIO. This dcpres, has
,n ar.. IS Ia the Tr. is,iry disbursements We
hr.l', n" any definite opinion Of the 81
III CONF Upon the h account Of the retired
Eve rWrnties, as 1T dcpe..d5 principally upon the
called bonds pr"ciit ii OUT .c the icy Of
IL" >yndUatcs Thus far, checks have been nj here TO
tle amount ot si0,oOOGv and Of these .C,t~oe, have
been ".t ny the S!!biroa>ury up to :he rre>s NJ time
Ina:, question the pclicy To De pursued tn,s
month by tie Treasury r!atiSc to weekly gold sales.
- w aJ Ia rm.t the purchase Of onds be-
low ir IL lid II Is que iiyIabir whether the Secretary
Mi. :, ,v 'ls % sol, rs ,'c course WON'T icud 10
Ike mon 10y dv'rting it into the rrra-Grv
SlLifs. Cs. gold j. easy, lul l.ds ri !, - - 81 AMI
tpcr for ing. Tie Gays business Gold
i.x.haH.r EaAk was fp.i"w, Gold CLEARED - i~>.9O
:clA balances, >3cec.G,2; cu r'ncy L..!l,r ~
-" toll, " ng we're tho quptu:!cI.s:
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FRIDAY, Dec. l-p.u

-
The c!icf rXcitcm(n Mt in Wail-st. today Ia,
been the interest atiach. TO The fal settlement Of IN.
American and European syncates with the Treasury Of
/. Up TO the pfr!ct nothing very definite is known
but enough to satisfy lis that serious troubles viii
result tl from to any Of the various markex Hereto
tie loan has been dealt in on the other eide IN
scrip, but To-day The bonds quoted the same
form ~ other National securities, and movement il On
foot have the speedily called at our own hoard
Jhr London quotations to-day were 500 9i Further de-
,clopurnt- awaited with great interest, as Possibly
fbluin, basis On when an upward or downward spec.
nay he pIt'i!ratc!. AT present, however the
..k ,uart very duh ard tame. tl' course Of specn-
tor hiIiL without change While az a rule ttosks
-jaHd Up pretty WEI tanot learn that the SUPPORT
comes from the Introduction OF ary new or outside
litac'i"n ard nu-t cIn- 10 the opinion that the All
yaucr pu>i,lom il due entirely TO he clqI" movements
or IN Of her wOids 10 the laundry pro' familiar to
Wal, Il. IJc marhrt op"I,d pretty firm and litto
li-!.l ;hiu the latest Official figures Of Wr.nesdar
ru: r.l, S1ygrh during the morning and Subsequently
i.c,,s.,r., a;.I ruled sictdy for lime. Abont
.. N. ia. market ae.in bee aInc mav?. ard
~ -'s 81, lipd iol per cent about all o'n ~ktn 4
tran .,,rrd hat money had suddenly bcc0m" active
me ,'nrrrs II the day. how ever, were not wide or IN
I,Ii.nf, and the DEALT were small, frah' running
principally 10 Lake Shore, Enc, Oho> Rock Island. Wa
,aah tl!.n Pacific. Pacific Nail, md Western Union
f. lc,raih t, ia in these l,ccaities There float
ing gossip Investment sucS were also duh. Michigan
Central selling IL; e e. t. and f. sGa-6. Delaware,
LacAaMnil. AID western, t. .7lO,i and Manhattan
.a, ~. N..c,aneor.s hasc, quiet, and EAprss
.h,r, strong Adln. IL rf.rnlaI rising I" r pretty
active sa. TIE olioy.ae 'ilr shows the h. IA. Il and
i,.I. + t,itt of active loo made tO-tl..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02

f.' 'r"." mu! Ike. du inc HE mel ,. ,t.Gy, aud
iid r". .eni wer" the lrc;tv RAJ ro;rs on call,
ne 't n.> heirg hnrartsd iptlc market by the shi'I
.rG {" loar' com, qucnt npru ~" orw.ru: oi called"
ends t" the Departments, - thr tine clar>ac tw"n
tr i"Na' M. amt tho ardt ~ "f tie rGii'sio
b Mi-e over IN thc ati' rlp0n the dciugLG very
.'tNr. ni'i pct ~ many iL>iaHcc. h' ," per
cent IL = ~. This a-':1 waited by tn calling by
tie l'i,'; .:a"k II a''I an ?noat % '"a:~ t"r the
IIyn"": .! CTS Rovcru, i."H's. The d'>r 10
Itf 49, D., T" 10 %: hong :.u. Primo H., uoi''
:rr' quoted at 10 III l'r cut.
G",'.rIirH erl> nav" rcI 'ui, aud 4 n,'. nus
active and >l"a- III Lout.I. .l!. - '."', ...a''d
l. t'c hi.l.>i ,'on' ever ..:..i'l H. Uir. 'Ion
al 4 II.
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,rI.xu.J;OOK or fI.oI.tfH,

FOR FITTIIOES
H. rrr,yE NICHOLSON. NJ H., Prl't-"r 81 N~"fa. h'''''
- I,,,o, in to'r-o, 1oIorio
wors j. Ia nj To Tie learner me "'"
spd fact. Of ccoocal IN ~ bIr' '"mPahs""
,s ,,b c,,rn- ACCURACY. No science starts less alone
- inp,pn, Of other scisrc's tbsn geology It, hunos
,on a. science Physical Geography and ms snne' na
h . been treated sit portion Of this worA ~ July Is
ooI os No aequs. knowledge again, of the facts and gen
.f lsl-oory aeihft without PREVIOUS az
uaptsnce % zoo, Botay the more es"'a Ahii
, t the c,>>,L,, n, sinsi brgm - ihrr'I' "'h
.rc n,!oarea."- at i"n Pr face.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02

So. ,"d- Tcit iL.cus u ,ull, the safe. i' Ee ton
Erred ,a '"t'; 2IOlihg>. v, JUuilaiy and jay. ~hin
WIRE " Ih ~ ~ -, and in Ica,.>,1s, oil. aud Mis-
''. ii ',In.cr s,lni, 90. decline a. ~ cent,
.hs -, LiI -; dsc..ur az ,r cent slht' Is, Gn's
ua;. re in.'"v I.,: were The bid:
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FTeiShf forwarded frton Norfnip 70 pefcrsb,r, and
Richmond nv river ar rail. and Nv tbe Virg,io ar9 at
nessee Ar Line 10 ali nonts in Virginia Tennessae Ala
hon9o an5 Gaor1js ~ nor ~ SsS, @ ta
Raiiroad to ali boints - Sortb and Stb ne
i poitoro L i !, 49, Gnu ~ , 2Outii "
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F-Throuyh ra.es yiven to Soutb ond vyoa+
Fine P9ssenSer9 arcon,11o Tions "es''
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Railruaos.
ROsToN & ALBANY RAILROAD

~ BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.
n MY1N I ARRANGEMENT, commencing on MON
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
hOr Boston, az 42O exp, 925 exp. and a45 M and
l4O $40 exp, 500 and 955 exp. D m.
The 420 and $40 and 955 m trains start from, tina
lower; all others from the upper station.
For Grafton Westboro Southvle Coriaville and
Ashland az 90 and 9.45 M, LAO and 800 pm.
LAO, $40, 500 and 955 pm. "
For Milford, at 100 and g. Is M l4O and slOpm
For Natiek, at 100 and o. IS m, LAO and 800 m.
For wellesley, Granville, West Newton, Newton
and Brighton at 100 and 945 m, and 500 D m Pas.
segers for the same stations also take the 40 m
Train to Natick and there change to the Saxonvile
Esiii "hlch leaves Natck twentyseven minutes after
Inc 42O m train runs every day except Nor day. all
Others every day except Sunday 49, ~
H 1s express from Albany leaves the lower station
at o.A) N. Tor Boston.
SUNDAY Mail leaves Lower Station at 93O NJ Mon
day, for Is on " ~ " a" N'i""
TRAILS Ieave Boston as follows:
FOR worcester at 500, 700 $50 express IN 80 roo
Xpress' 45V express to birmingham, $50 express 400
EGr Ne York, via Springfield, $50 exp m, 500 exp
S New York, via Norwich $50 exp pm.
GTatton. % IN, l.SO, 4 30 D M
5o eiibuor1 aVO m, SO. 4SO. $50 exp. pm.
SSuuInVli,iiei 100 m, L3O, 43O pm
totlaViIe, LOO m, 1850, A3O p M
Ssnlailt, t.VO m, I30. iS0. $50 exp nm
-, "a a sdialn, 80 100 $50 exp. NJ so 2l5
e1s 5Vo exp 400, 4SO exp, 800 SD exp. 800 exp
Sstiek ,9O ~ 70 m SO 2l5 400 800 $50 o45rrp,
SexonTille 1000 a m, 500 m
Milford, 100 8 30 exp. a M di5pxn Aoo
All outward trains runs daiv SSceni $ SS1Sg "a
Sunday Mail leaves Boston ct sSJ m stonn,r .. 70
Newton south BIRMINGHAM, Worcester VIZ g. 81 v
IA SLilei anu PrispeIa, arrIve5 IN New York N
''0V ~ H. y T ~ BhMHSSSELL, Supt, Springfield
A. FlRTH, Asst Stunt Rfst1-7
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CoMMoNWEALTH 0F MAssAcuII.
COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHUJ..

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
SSETTS.-WoRCEsIER, SIS. Probate Court-fo tie
Next of in, and all her persons Interested in Frank
u. Walden, John A. Walden an Edward NJ. Walden, OF
said County, minors.
Upon petition Of William B. Walden. you are hereby
cteo 10 appear at Probate Court TO be held at Wor
sesr 10 SAD county of Worcester on the third Tuesday
% FEBRUARY next at nine O'Clock In the forenoon,
snow cause, ii any you have. why q Guardian should
NOT DC appuin' ed TO said minors,
, And said petitioner is hereby directed TO give notice
thereof 70 the next OF kin o sal minors and otbers
me- esIea, 9y publishing tins citation week or
,nree successive weeks, in the Newspaper called the
DAILY spy, printed Worcester tue last pub
Hon % oe one day. at least before said court or By
uenVefng copy hereof each o. said next ~ Rim ~
leasi seven days before said Cont ~ VI ' 90
M Miiness Henry Chaplin, Esquire Judge of said Court
ts twenty iourh day Of January in the wear eigtee
hundred and seyenty-one. Wv 's''i s'e"'esi
JAZZ dssF = 'i''' HNs' Register.
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BOSTON, CLINTON. & FITCHBURG
II RAILROAD
Mansfield and birmingham Division.
WINTER ARRANGE F,JrC.
TRAINS GOING NORTM.

fUcnhurE J.ll 4.jU 1.J1
Through Tickets and baggage checked through from
all important points.
The 10 20 A. H. train from South birmingham connects
with trains from y. &. A. r. r. from Worcester and the
west Also the up-trains from Mansfield connect nj
South Framngham with trains going west via b g. A. r.
r. The Ops A. NJ. train from Worcester connects with
trains leaving South birmingham at 1920 A. NJ for
Martha's vineyard, New Bedford, Fail River Newport
and Taunton. FN'
III. A. BLOOD,
r,..,,,,,.,, IN, o.,o,, Supt; B. G. h F. R. X.
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a WINTER ARRANGEMENT = Oommenejnp on
ter "a "''''
Leave Fitchburg, a. m, 1850 and 55U p. ~
south Fltehburg, S.O5 a. NJ, 1854 and 554 o, m
Leomnster, SIP a. M Loo and 800 p. M
Gates Crossing, BIT a. m, l.07 and i o. D. M
Pratt s junction, S.26 a. m, Is and 6 is D, m
Sterling Center, S,33 M, 30 and 6 20 D. m.
Passenger Trains for Fitchburg-
Leave orcester, SO and IL Is a. M, and 20 D. M
Sterling Junction, 701 and II 81 a. M. and 500 n m
Sterling Center, LA and u O5 D. M and sos n IN
Pratt Junction I20 a. M, and IL IA and e. Is D. m
Gates Crossing, 7.25 a. H., IL % and SPA D. m
Leomlnster, 1880 a. M, IL 30 and 30 D. ~
South Fitehburg. 1877 a. m, 1879 and 81 D. NJ
RAILROAD CoENECTloNs.-At Ftchburg all Trains cnr
meet with the Cheshire and Rutland Il burlington R
for all points north w
The 80 and II. 10 m. trains from Worcester annect
and Bratteboro'. 80 is
Tae1 y a. M and r. 50 M tram from FIchburg COM
meet az worcester with Boston Worcester Providence
q worcester, Norwich & Worcester Railroads and
field. ~ ' 'P''it'
The $50 p m tram from Fltchburg connects at wor
eester with Norwich Worcester Steamboat Train for
New York via. New London. II. A. BLOOD, Supt
Office Ftchburg l. Worcester r. R.
EitChhurg
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G6e 9ap spp aauraser, frOap ornino fbruarp 10 1871
Me0ieinaI.
USE ONLY
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The Standard Bitters of Germany.
Used by the Rest Physicians in their Daily
Practice.

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~ Lippmans Great German Bltters strengthens the
consumptiYe.
~ Lippman's Great German Bltters cures Kidney
r, ~ Lippmans Great German Bttters cures Female
az Uppman's Great German Bitters, an old German
u ~ LipPmans Great German Bitters, the most de
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well" people. '''-
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o. Lippmans Great German Bitters gives tone to
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- Lippman,s Great German Bitters gives energy.
W Lippmans Great German Bitters cures Nervous
90" Ippman's Great German Bltters purlaes the
~ Lppman's Great German Bitters, the best Fall
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Bowels
"a Lppman's Great German Bitters excites the Tor
pld Liver.
gF Lppman's Great German Bitters will give Youth
full Vigor.
lRA Lippman's Great German BItters cures Debility.
gsB Lippman's Great German Bitters, $1,000 for
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PLYMoUTR COUNTY.

The legislative committee appointed to report
on the progress of the work at the Hoosae tun-
NEIL says that the contractors are likely to finish
it within the time named in the contract.