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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-01
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LAWS 0P THB UNITED STATES
2 755 y0FFfcIkL..s ii - :.
laws of United States,
TbirdI 1se..i.la u IL xLIsfCesGrs''
.1oJ2 .tpUBIIsHED By AUTHORITY .
lANlxcrtprel,,,on 10 eeftain Territorial Peniten
Approved January 10 'isli.]
-l4.4%J Stts'
PASSED TIE

.slsHUBH t.tIlIt -lrF ,-SZ p..al
aHssrs q az DATED Safe, 9Amersea :" c0S0
F., f fs'S as ppe.aaitspt..ry which .h.s beer: ct may
dSniSeds TnritoCJ Thereon s1an, when ne stme y
Issay tS. n tss,I & sosy .ssaf u tSe United
stats Tor thecTGrttoS or DistrictiniWhieh sueh
zee; ~ NJ further sn1ctcd. matt 6eEsSy
lmedc Inc duty Of o. Attmnty Seoaiel OF rs VII
led Gfates 10 prescribe all ,pecdhn rues ana Iesun;,
tionsfor TIT Sovernrncnt u Sueh penitentlAry;a no
me MErshai 6avtnE chsfeethereof shan caues tpMs S
10 be duly and faithfully executed And obsyeoi nhe
reasonable Compensation Of such mtfsnAl ana3i M
deputies for their services under tnis Act ~ saa
REGULATIONS shai be- flied By. the Attorney ueneIal,
andit and the expense incident 10 the supshts ~
and employnsnt u onhndert agafnsttnelax o. the
United States, who have been or may neleAI.eI "
sentenced 10 imprisonment In such .penitentis,yi
ishallb be ~Shageable on and payable out OF me iuho
Cor .defraying the expenses OF suits IN wnicn vi ~
United States arc concerned. and Of prosscntons!o l
Skded, that this Act shall not be construed 70 10.
crease the maximum compensation now allowed W
Sec. J. And DO Il further enacted, That AM, person
convicted by a court OF competent 1unSdletlon ID =
Territory for o violation OF the laws thereoL anu
kentenesd TO inprisonment, may,a t thecost oisusn
Territory, on such terms and conditions ns may "
prescribed by such rules and regulations. DC nc
celyed, subsIsteL and employed In such penitenHAIy
during the term OF bis or her imprisonment, IN the
Hame manner as II he or she had been convicted OF
an oncnsc against the laws or tho United States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-01

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
1 Hill do ofdain: gLl
SECTION 1. Any person who shall discharge
any gun, pistol or any firearms whatever, loaded
with gunpowder or any explosive substance
yhitespI or Shall ditehltfe, bum oiinany way
gss any arscracEers chasing squios; rockets
Of freworEs wsateyepl Within two hundred
yards Of any occupied house within the limits
OF the Town Of Gold Hill, shall be deemed guilty
OF disorderly conduct, and on conviction thereof
before any Justice Of the Peace Of the Town Of
Gold Hill, shall be fined In any sum not exceed
rilR trepty hol4rSslrd tmprtsonedi ia The town
l4l ttAs fatee3au6. day Or oyeiystvo dollars
OF said inc n tho same DO not paid.
SIC. 2. This ordinance shall take effect and
be In force from and after Its passage.
90. at-s9-. a"s-L- M. STERN,
President Of Board OF Trustees.
Attest: VIZ. HY. DoANE, Clerk Of Board:
Gold Hill. juno II, 1871. je14-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-01

Ma ...s.I Nv tls Eszate ond Hos4s Of Rspres6t'
ottrts 1fiis ta1sd aaia q Auciod u conOra'
That ths military 5eseryaticn ~ 5ort ya6oa, "
., md rss 2 ,s .sIs I.. seSseEs Ell Sc .aaeos.o psl
vits entry under the Prcvt.tons q tns pree@2Iie y
rnm.h thSrrof n may be embraced in teetiops here
toSore reserved for school purposes. PROVIDED that
,nothfns 10 this act shall b 70 eonsruea = 70 inter-
,. = ~ thr vithdraWal OF said lands for the pur.
n VIZ. ~ u meh rsssrvation; and provided also. that
~ improvements on saId ressrysfi0n mSSs by tS ss
M asoretSTy OF War, khall be appraised ey the
~ 100 And receiver Of the land once Of ne district
m which SAID reservation = situated, ,na pMd ior
I ~ md pfovidedfurther, nat no. patent shall
49, ~, nv portion OF said lands until the improve
mnnti thereon shall have been odd Tor at Their
Appraised value. gnt 2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-01

PIss.nEs y T,om y .isns M n-;Sc;D.i No..
SS,.issaS Enrnne fsnd Ihas Tesuined ursctice Al
bis. DIsnenssry.' GA nKoarnyf streef, corner Of
TommeSciG. Where hts old' patients and those
SSTx5Mr iii sefyfceA NAV ana him, -
isVdSAn5Sto,i M Snsred neither time nor mon,
.-trSsxsfinSsnnt!ne v reme6Hes and bas NJ.
~ yyLI SsI,L1 ,crs. 49, ArJiItiss ~ The ~aiIeyisI
turneu tH.nSsSsSr SHN - az
uon VI ~ pIunIHNIS.I5w.-H,r, aH- -,
o..,,., eDeIs.;on "a tbc cnnseoncncco a, ..Ik
Semih III. .oissI,r vics ~ Sc1rsvcS s.gnsj
nonse. IL Tho yon,S oI hoth
iEduigensa NJ ~ inc sp,s sOa' n,o u cS10
BILE u.S M SoliowSnr train AZ
WIN y. sn.rtoms n1V:.s nornhst,ed NV scIcn.
,SaS TX Hsas5,s.s wi ALLOW c~onntensnoe.
~ ~ 49, nsjr in he head
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Be- e sndelsd bv tie Sesufs and HoxssQ d. RSprtieHt
s;iss, S.aA' o"asd @H@ A "1n ' 0'' -
That ire Commissioner Of Patents Is hereby Az,
thoTized Snd required 10 hear and decide the nppIt
State OF Now York, for an extension OF the letters
patent granted 20 him By the United States on the
twenly-fourth. day Of July. eighteen hundred AND
mafn drills, and shall have power u! e1tnnd said
patent for the term Of seven years. with the salnc
efcct that such extension mieht have Deem granted
such extension, and paid the fee required By law,
within the time prescribed BY law. upon the notice
and under the regulations prescribed by law and me
AGES shsu be collected OF any pcrIo on for an infringe
ment on aid patent between The time Of the expifa.
ton d sSId patent and the time OF tho renewal Of
tho sarns. - 30. GHt. ~ . IL
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s e.. x. iS.s.s 81. 81 as:s..s 5ss "a.
4 That De tA,d seesoG otthb &cs.ppstsd July
'hfeen2, eighteen hundred and seventy, 10 pro.
yde5orfhssSmpspS iio1pf N1unGGp>d6u roI
sc S,seS;t sS$ 4 RatabS aSe: &{ e. 9S,:;S |,
Sssss; rsSssiss In StsINsas6 sStnsfSsss "a.
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AN ACT relating 70 records OF the Courts OF t
r-..'. q. United States. 70 rg .|a
Approved March ), 1871.

" T." INV
B.it enacted by tie Senate and Hotae Of Rsprasxt.
oifsa 9ftks Gsasd Gata Of Am#ici n cOr0rsi'
That Whenever the record Of any Judgment or de-
cree. or other proceeding or any judicial court ofthe
United States shall have been, or shall hereafter %
therein may. on application to such couft. and on
showing 10 the Satisfaction Of such court that the
neglect Of the party or person making such sppliea-
Hon. obtainla an Orler from such court authorizing
such defect 70 be supplied bs q duly cerined eopyof
tanned. which certified copy shall thereafter have tho
sarnG eject as such original record would have had
Sec. ?. That Whenever the lpss or 'destrustonsof
my such record shall have happened or shall here
after happen, and such defect cannot, Be supplied a.
provided In the next preceding section, my party or
| person Interested therein may make q written ap-
plleation TO the court 70 which such record belonged.
vertned by alndsyit, or arndsvitk, showing the loss
0 or :. ns,.,nn5 Ih Ss q. and That a. sersidsI I sSPLss can. can,
application, and the substance " the record 30 lost
or destroyed. and that such loss or destruction oc-
CURED without the fault OF, neglect OF the party or
person making such application. and that the loss or
destruction Of such record, unless supplied, will or
may result In damage TO thsparty or person making
such application. sSldeourt shall cause said appliea-
ton to be, entered Of record in said court, and duo
notice thereof shall be given By personal service Of
a copy thereof upon each and every person interest
s :aS5Iiia; Ssae to sasn sn sl paw S5t,t asr noii @at taat ' Sn a
\ vice, SAID application VIII be heard by said court
Andif upon such heading said court shall be satisfied
that tho statements contained In said written appll.
cation are true; said court shall make an order re-
citing what was the substance and eficctof laid lost
or destroyed record: which order shall be entered OF
record in said court, and have the same erect, sub
lect TO intervening rights. which said original record
would have had II the same had not been lost or de-
1 stroyed, 30 far as concerns the party or person max
ling such application. and the persons whoshal have
been personally served as provided for IN this Sec
| tlon.
Sec. g. That In all causes which have been re.
moved, or shall hereafter be removed. 10 the Su-
preinc Court OF the United States, 4 duly certified
| COPY OF the record OF such canse remaining In tho
| snii Supreme Court may be filed In the court from
| which said cause was removed, on motion OF any
| par1y or person claiming 10 be Interested therein;
and Inc copy 80 oiled shall haycthc same eject as
the original record would have had II the same had
not been lost or destroyed. I" -.sE.a ~
-.gLI- .,!,I...y.. oil.
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Approved July l5,ls,0.

.rubic-No. Isl 80 -
AN ACT TO declare forfeited 70 the United States
= certain land grants 70 the State Of LoulsiAna 10
aid In constructing q railroad therein. re-. Of.
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ORDNANCE NO. 66,

AN ORDINANCE A~mendatory OF asd
b.: SulpleRsptury 10 t~Jrdina1oe No. oJ5
Collect n Licenlo Tnx,o passed June
10, A. ID. 1871. - VI
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NOTICE TO

aTIAvINa THIS DAY RECEIVED THE
III Assessment Roll Of the Town Of Gold Hin
for The fiscal year ending April, A.p lst5,
that the taxes on all property assessed In the
Town Of Gold Hill, OF One Dollar and Ftny nve
Cents CSi 60 upon each One Hundred Dollars
.($I00), 10 due and payable nom ana amer this
da,e, at my once, In Gold Hill. nom ~ O'Clock
nv 10 / O'clock p. n, and from 4 o'clock TO
on O'Clock p. u. Of each day. AL Taxes re-
maiuing unpaid on the nrst day OF October.
isl1, WIN 90 on the Delinquent List with ten
THOMAS HARKrN,
Marshal and Tax Collector.
Gold Hill, September /. 1871. au3l-u
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ORDINANCE NO.. 81.
Passed June, A. D. 70. 1s7I.l

tSEeE9R!ss4.sssEsiss, s:,.s.;: 4: r. /,
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4 t kSE e X amend ,ss,1 ! mast 3 s r. s.,; ian At b.st & .a
Approved January 70. 1871. 4.

Bet ssaeisd byiks Sessts and Roasef R1rGenI
attrs. aL,hs GHasd ssata q A"erfeo ~ cSH0T"'
7 THAT The amount Of bondy authertIedrbythe Act
approved July fourteen. eighteen hundred. and sev.
enty, entitled An Actt 20 authorize the refundlng
OF the rational debt. 20 beisped bestpg nNc per
csntpm Interest per apnumI be, and The hama "a N.
creased % hve hundred millions or dohrIs, and the
Interested any portion of The bopes tSa1ed unaes
Secretary OF ne Trsssary. b made Peyees.S Iart VI;
yearly; provided, however, that THIS ACT snAn not
snonnt Of SonSs provided fSr By tho Aefto which
fhI Act n an nmendment. 10 fsgT.HE y
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Approved July Il. 1870.

rr57r do uPubne-No. lsil .a.sl.5 q
Az ICTtto extsnd The prpyiSione q tha preemp-
lion Avs 10 tbe Territory Of Colombo. and for
other purposesT ~ ,IlI-.ri' 'aalN0 u
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dissass Ne 81, s saPYsRi.sS SXsHldi SS nee
r. 9sosise 70; the lev az a Ciclie a
passed April "a, A. ID. 1871.
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.aa I 2 = 7 . .
IN ExpEcTORANT REMEDY WITH,
Il. ----w OUT An EQUAL.
ooNouERED
To
Lung Balsam

N.-FOR CURE OF
VI this dIstrcta ing disetse, there has been 70
medicine yet discovered that can show more
evidence 6f real merit than ALIENS LUNG
BALSAM. This unedualed Expectorant for
curing Consumption, and all diseases leading to
II, aich as affections OF the Throat, Lungs, and
.AldheaseS u. tho Pulmonary Organs, 10 intro
.dioed to thu suffering public after its merits for
tho positive cure OF such diseases have been
! fuHy tested. The formula from which itis pre-
pared "a referred TO by the leading medical Jour.
mails a. being equal to any prescription that can
be made up for such diseases by the mediealfac-
ulty. The BALSAM 10, consequently, recon
mended by physicians who have become &C
quainted with it, great success. g. -@
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IARs ar 4 rN1rKp srArss
Approved peeember rs, ls7o.

IN.lCT1 srsntnFit TO The Utah Gentrsf Railroad
conpsnyA Itsst ef. ~ pLeac land
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CAUTION.
i -o.rg -.T SOLD BY ...-
REpIRoToh,h osTETTER 90
Noe. $40 aad 531 Market Street
san FRANCISCO, CAL, & a.
Agents for. tho Pacific States.
B-soitby Medicine Dealers generally.
4 ZcREAT DISCOVERY!
NO MORE GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS
TLTITQ Tcau roc WILL USE ~
j., LIPMAN'S HAIR RESToRER.

THISi is NOT VIE COMPUUNpi n
II mGde OF Sugar OF Lead, Lac Sulphur,
produce headache, paralysis or insanity. u
But & harmless preparation, nee from sediment
easily applied, and IN h'btief space Of time 70
storing the half or whiskers to their nat1rhl
color. No preparation 10 necessary 70 use With
y, sa ms s!% g,Se g s.s sgR BS,t according 70 directions
"a This I'd tSc ehcspest, ssftst and best Hair Ro.
J. LtPMAN, Proprietor: !
General Agents, r. II. MCDONALD q CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, corner OF First and MAJ.
ket streets, SGnF Francisco to whom an orders
must DO addressed. Testimonials Of prominent
citiIenI who have usedit accompany each bot
tie. slEAG0 ~Ss &c myzI.mxp
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT / WILL SELL
Al public auction, TO the highest and best
bidder, for gold coin. on the TWENTY-NISTH
DAY OF AUGUST, 1871, At the City Pound,
FIVE HOGS, At l'cloek P:
THOS. HARKN, Marshal.
Gold Hill. August %. 1871, H.s aua6-td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-01
Approved January 8, 1871.

AN ACT for The relief Of Plerpont Seymour, Of East
bloomfield, New York.
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fPublic-No. l'o.l
rApproved July II. ls7o.l

AN ACT 70 vaeate the Fort Dakota military reser.
vation In the Territory Of DAkoia. ana LOT otnei
purposes. rarg "a-.a--aa ." rr,
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NOTICE.

,N1oTIm aIs sHaRvBYo av8Nx-
IN that on and after to-day the ~
s Ssst Soes h Tss.Sa sssss
lbll.lw THos HAhRN, Town HsrAl
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BRIDAL CHAMBER.
] llssAYs ron YOUNG MEN

an GREAT soe1ALiEvILs AND ABUSES;
~ which interfere with AAKRlAGE. viii
Egss. sss.Ss s s Ell tssaiss. sn ss1sfsEs 81
.aaedssas .i aIsSS&Rs4VHHSGssos1A4roN. q
~ Ne..s seutS NH Sttssb
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=rsodWdai5oaDIIiscEs.
ORDINANCE NO.. 81.

-aNoRDMANcRssPrsvias ~ tAs Lev,
-of Geld Hili, Dassed ASrit ~, a. D.
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ORDNANCE NO. e3.
[Paseed Juno Il, A. D.ls71.l

An ORDINANCES to Fix and Collect a
License Tax - EEsR
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Approyed pceember q. 1s1o.

Az ACT to amend an Act emitted AN Act to re-
D ducc internal taxes. and for. other purposes" ap-
q. proved July fourteenth. eighteen hundred and
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hIApurovsd Detenb.t q. u7o:

Joint REsoIUffoN 70 eoreetsn terfgr ID tbs
Enroltnsnl Or claw In relation 10 pay Of brand
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aES1cIt.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE,
NEW REMEDlEsl. 70"
NEW REMEDIES.
~DEGiBBON,s ~DIsPENsARYl
lEa&ssss kea....sr.es, .5nl

cornet eet6nmsrciL .....,... San FtauciIeo
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D r. G HIN VA n,
2Physician :,
MAIN sTRERT......--..GOLD HILL

OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO THE PUBLIC
~ for the, successful tres:mept q Copspnp-.
ton, Bronehitis. Kidney AAectonsfD yspSpsia,
affections OF tho Lungs, Fe iers, DiarThea, spre
ALL DIaRASEs OF THE HUMAN FRAME,
no matter ofihoW long standing. r"
He also successfully treats Fractured Limbs
and Sores Of long standing.
n Tern. Reasonable. - "a
i Gold AIlle Auguk t9StsTLS % aul&lns>
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[A,rprosvcd January u, ls7l.l

E" Commissioner in relation % the Republic OF Do.
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ORDNANCE NO. e2.

President Of the Board OF Trustees Of Gold Hill.
Attest; WV. Hr. DoASk Clerk OF the Board.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-01

ENefy pclson OF ntm enEaSeu y snS
OF boiler making shall axe ouea heense, and
pay therefor, per quarter IN ADVANCE, $lo;.
For selling mali. distilled or spirituoas iiqupts
OF wine OF any Slno, cy inc ootuS ortn 9Gan NJ
ties less thar hyc gallons, per quarter IN a.
vance, $40. ~ a .lg
For keeping a public dance mouse, or nurdiy.
gurdy house, room or establishment, or melo-
deon, per quarter In advance, ~ or per gay IN
ADVANCE. 10
For each hotel, tavern, INN OF pubic eoafoing
house or lodging house, or eonee sMno, or re,
freshment or oyster stand, or festaurant or cn9P
house, or lunch house or stand, per quarter LII
adyance, SO.
Provided tnaf not4ln2 IN @is iastc IIs,, Sa
this section shal % 20 eon On ds.,f,,s ~ iionoes op
vines Vi ass but tho same shaIfSe distinct and ysepa.
rate and exclusive Iesnso tnerel 0r.r,,,h neays.
us Ser SaSisSsf Sp uSdsNsSsr, ssSer, painter or
w5eelwrigh,s, penqaaisstin advance, &C. r,
For eschjob or express wagon OF qray G.aSn
ey one or moro anipAiii per qpar'ef In
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-02-09

A GREAT Observation-Disclosures, Iowa,
Jan. %. 1871 The last rail was laid and
the last spike WIS driven on the Burling-
ton, Cedar Rapids, md Minnesota Rail-
way. near Scion, to-day. This completes
the Grnnd Trunk of a Railway which
brings ST.. Louis aud ST. Paul 80 miles
aearer than ever before. and shortens by
40 mills the route from st. Paul to Chi
osgo. A contract has been made between
the Chicago. Burlington aud Quincy
R-ilrotd and tNis new road, whereby the
Chicago. Burliuptnn and Quincy Rail-
rod sets apart fnrty per cent. of the
gross earnings on business received from
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Min
nesata R4ilw4y. TO Re Invested at par in
tho First Mortgage Bonds of the latter
road. When it il known in the market
that, in this way, James T. Joy,of Detroit
buvs bonda Of this road every day, few
will hesitate 70 take the security.
Three trains between ST. Paul,St. Louis
and Chicago run daily. Henry Clews &
Co, Bankers, New York, are the Finan-
ois' Agents OF the Company, and meet
with great success in the sale of these
bonds.
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were not worthy the support Of any body
But to adopt the resolution was in effec
| to say that there were such. He did MOI
believe it, and he would not imply it.
Rev. Mr.. Ferrin said that on this ques
ton of lashing the clergy bis back was
not sore. He knew of no ministers who
needed this lash. If any here did, let
them go home and apply it directly. II
was cheap and rather cowardly way
for sueh to come here and ask this con.
vention to relieve them of that duty. He
did not want this convention to lesson its
influence by adopting this resolution.
Mr.. Hoyt said he did not refer to his
minister-he did not need stirring up.
But he asked if all did their duty. II
they did, none would be hit by the reso-
luton.
The amendment was then rejected The
resolution was then, on motion of Mr..
Pope of Lincoln, amended by inserting
the works son all proper occasions, y
which appear 10 it, and it was adopted.
The other resolutions down to the 10Th
were adopted without discussion.
The 10Th resolution on motion of Mr..
Ferrin was divided, and the first half that
no political temperance organization is
expedient, was adopted.
On the last half and the following reso-
lutions for the appointment of committees
considerable discussion took place-a good
portion of the convention deeming them
altogether ill-advised. They were, how
ever, adopted, by light votes, many mem
bers of the convention having left to take
the afternoon trains.
When Chittenden county was called
upon to nominate County Committee,
Mr.. Root, speaking for the delegation,
said they were not prepared to nominate
on the ground that they considered the
appointment of any such committee I'M
necessary, inexpedient and outside of the
objects of the convention.
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foot crashed Friday Of last week. He was
assisting in saving wood with a slazy
saw" and 2s inch diameter log 20 fl et
long fell some feet, knocking lever out
of his hand and iDjuripg him as above.
james III. Tenney and Amasa Lyon
of Stockbridge are two more Of those
"taken in" by pretended washing machine
agents They signed their name in q
book, and since have been called on to
pay 500 notes they did not know they
had given.
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DOOR AGENTS WANTED.

THE LAND OF SACRED MYSTERY, or
The Bible Read in the Light of Its Own Scenery.
Rev. w. l.. Cages new book is now ready.
Printed on tinted paper, issued in beautiful
style, contains 200 superb engraviugs, and is one
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-02-09

-"fou have lost your baby, hear"
esr' one gen leman to another yesterday.
o., poor little thing, 1t was only five
months old We did all we could for it
we had tour doctors, hlistered it head and
feet, put mustard poul,ieas all ovar Il
gave it nine calomel powders. leached its
temples, had 1t bled, and gave it all kinds
OF medicines, and yet, after a weeks illness
1t died. ms A'ne''
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-02-09

Old fashion farmers will find z
kitchen dinner table just to suit them
at the festival of the Congregational Sun
day School, at the Opera House, on
Wednesday evening next.
-Monograms are getting TO be mono
maniacs.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-02-09

FITCHBURGH RAILRoAD.-The stock
holders of the Fitchburg railroad, in
session at Boston, Tuesday, elected VIII
liam B. Stearns, Alvah Croker, W. E.
Faulkner, P. B. Brigham and w. A.
Brigham directors, and defeated scheme
for increasing the number of the board
from five to seven.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-02-09

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