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ALL TRAINS EXPRESS from Boston to South Fra
mingham, except 100 A. NJ. and from South Framing
ham to Boston, except 8. 20 from Fchburg
The A. NJ. and 40 and $50 p. NJ trains connect at
Fitchburg with trains going to the Cheshire Rail-
roads. The A. NJ. train connects with VI. Il Mas
RR for Bratteboro and Gresnhed All down trains
from the Cheshire and Vt & Mass Railroads connect
at Fitchburg with trains on this line for Boston and
Way Stations. Tickets sold through from all Stations
the above Roads to Boston via this Line same as
via other Routes Persons wishing to arrive at the
South End Of Boston, or going to Stations the Old
Colony Newport, Boston, Hartford & Erie and Bos-
ton Providence Railroads. will find IL for their con-
venence TO go via this Line
Tho Boston Office of this Company is located at cor
nGr BEACH KINGSTON STs., U. 8. Hotel block where
Tickets can be procured for all points North and in
formation in regard to Tickets and Freight can be OBJ
tanned
Trains leave Ftchburg for Providence at s:L5 A. NJ
and 1920 and $40 P. NJ, and Taunton at s45 A. NJ
and 12.2O p. NJ.
Returning leave Providence at 6:l5 A. NJ and
i;I5 2. NJ.
Leave Taunton at 4: $50 A. NJ, l $50 and 4:3OpM
Arrive at Fitchburga at 0:l1 A. NJ go and go T. NJ
AL OF the above Trains connect at Pitchturg with
trains to or from Vermont AIasA and Ccahire Rail
roafa Cars nun through between FtcbuIR ard Prov
idence without change. Baggage CHECKED through and
tickets sold through from Vermont MAea and Chosh
ire Railroads.
This makes the best and most direct route from
towns on above Roads through Ia Providence T9unton
Now Bedford, Fall River, Middlebors, pHwtuckct and
Newport. - H. A. BLOOD, supt
Fitchburg, Jan. I'd, 1871. 23
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Poetw.


II was on Il summer night
Meath the crescent moons pale light,
Meath the starry lamps on high,
Hung DER the vaulted sky,
That asked my sweetheart fair,
For treasure rich and rare,
For ringlet Of her hair,
Her voluminous black hair,
As a pledge of love, to wear
Next my heart.
ConGdingly-
one sweet tross she gave to me.
How Iikissed 1t DER and o'crl
Placed II on my heart and sworc
There to wear It evermorcl
Ali twas doarcr far to me
Than all the treasures Of the sea,
Or Golden crown could be.
Dear II proved as You shall sec:
For, alas not many days
sped away, ere with amaze
began to feel smart
In the region OF my nCart.
"'Tis my beating heart" said l,
" Beating fast and beating high
with love that cannot die,
Love for that dear maid whose hair,
whose soft tress of night black hair,
On my breast fondly wear.
But the smart waxed smarter still,
And more terrible, until
All my nerves with kconcst thrill
OF cxcruciating pain
Tingled DER and DER again.
"still," said I, at is my heart,
My poor, beating, burning heart,
Pierced with Cupid's ranking dart"
But the alinging, eating smart,
Yet increasing without ceasing
In the region Of my heart.
"'Tis some fell disease" said,
Some unknown and fatal ailing,
That will kill me without failing,
II do not soon have aid
If the burning, singing, beating,
Gnawing pain that's ever eating
At my vitals is not staid."
To master Of the art,
Of the blessed art of healing,
Straightway repaired, appealing
To his purse and human feeling,
Praying him to cease the emart
Still increasingly increasing
In thu region Of my heart.
lie at once bestowed his aid,
An examination made
And discovered that the tress,
The soft tress of night-black hair,
From the chignon Of my fair
Was lock without dispute,
Manufactured out Of jute;
And the insects which abound
In that kind of hair, he found
Gnawing, burrowing aud eating
In the region of my heart,
Causing all the burning, beating,
Wild excruciating smart.
Then the master of the art,
OF the blessed art of healing,
Moved to tears at the revealing
OF the agonies acute
must bear from wearing juto,
Cut the insects from my heart,
Cut them from the live flesh lying
Just above my bursting heart,
While his patient came near dying.
Then the master spread O plaster,
Healing plaster large and square,
Which by day and night l bear
In the very region where
That soft tress of night-black hair,
From the chisnon of my fair,
Once with trusting love, wore
Love that trusts, ali! ncvermore!
TOLEDO
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-06

AAplNoNNA NNA'S 80 s"'s
Re.olsed. by The Senate and .Houue Of Rtyre,snta-
tis.. 81 ts' UHited aa'e' Of Ameriea' i" Congress
That the right Of way through the public lands
be and the same Is hereby granted TO the Utah Cen
the laws Of the legislative assembly Of the Territory
Of Utah. Its successors and assigns, for the ~construc.
ton OF u railroad and telegraph from q point at or
Lake City. in said Territory; and the right, power
and authority Is hereby given to said corporation TO
take IRON the public lands adjacent TO the line OF
forth. 'g Tor a me eonstrus stILM , fsSaS Said way / il
granted TO said raj road 10 tho extent Of two hun.
dred feet In width on each side OF said railroad
| Guiding ali necessary ground for station buildings.
tracks, ffaIfn.taSIes and water Stations provided,
H iua' tn, Ssi saia U ti.fe G Gen.Iai ' Rsiir %e e COMPANY shall
nc with the Secretary Of the Interior a map, 20 be
approved BY him, exhibiting the line OF the railroad
OF said company, as the same has been located and
constiuc,ed; provided further. that sid company
shall not charge the Government higher rates than
S SnsyS 40 individuals ssrSIsn ,0T If, snns p ,Ss 3, az s9a OF 't tSc
UtNh Central Railroad Company TO. permit my
other railroad while. las been or shall be ap;hrLlzll
tUr re- Of ST the Ter fHt Of uts6, To- form running con.
nections with Its rcai on fair and equitable terms.
Sec. 2. And be II rsTther enacted, That The United
Utah Central Railroad Company accepts the same.
upon the express condition that the said company,
shall not exercise the power given by section ien Of
approved February nineteenth, eighteen hundred
and sixty nine; and ubon the further express condE
tiol that n the said company make any breach OF
the conditions hereof then IN such case. at any time
hereafter, The United States. BY It's pongIess. may
do any and all acts and things which may be needful
and necessary for the enforcement OF such eondi'
lions. mem
Sec. q. And be II further enacted. That said Utah
Central Railroad shall be q post route and g military
postal, military, naval, and all other Government
service, and also subject TO such regulations as Con-
greHs may impose, restricting the charges for such
Government transportation.
Sec. Z. And be it further enacted. That the accept
ance OF tho ternA conditions and impodtions ofthis
shall be signinsd IN writing under the corporate zeal
OF said company. duly executed pursuant 70 the d.
tainsd. which acceptance shall be made within three
months aftsr the passags Of this Act, and shall DO I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-06
JOINT RESOLUTION providing for publishing
specifications and drawings OF Patent Once. =.

Be q re,olred. BY The Senate and Honse Of Repre-
.sataitrn q ths United Sats Of america in
That the publication Of the abstracts OF specinca-
lions and OF The engravings heretofore accompany
ing the annual report Of the Commissioner OF Pat
ents be discontinued after the publication Of that
nine. for which the plates have already been pre-
pared and that, In lieu thereof, the Commissioner
S M hoHnG moi 70 e aedS one gs' Snad iUs and p'f S@s e S,Ile,.
OF the complete specifications and drawings OF each
patent subsequently, Issued, together with suitable
lie placed for free public Inspection In each capitol OF
every State and Territory, one for the like purpose
in the clerks ONCE OF the District Court OF each Ju-
diclal District Of the Unitod States, except when
such Offices are located In State or Territorial capt.
tolls, and one In the library Of Congress. which copies
shall be taken and received In all Courts As evidence
NED 10 under the hand OF the Commissioner and seal
OF the Patent Onice, and shall DO taken and received
in all courts as evidence, said copies not to DO taken
from g T.s sia .. d sgsSsnee: sn iST d ny 9 Somm IasSSss zap " Ps 70
cnts Is hereby authorized and directed to have print.
cd such additional numbers OF copies OF specinca-
lions and drawings. certified as herelnbefore pro-
yided, at a price not TO exceed the contract price or
such drawings, for sale, as may be warranted by the
actual demand for the same and Commisthc sioner
Is also hereby authorized TO Furnish a complete set
OF such specifications and drawings TO any public
library which will pay for binding the saline into vol
umes TO correspond with those In the Patent Ofhee.
and for the transportation OF the SAINT. and which
convenient access for the public thereto, under such
regulations as the Commissioner shall doom reason
able; and provided also. that all contracts for max.
Ing copies OF drawings shall be made under the pro-
visions OF chapter one hundred and lny-ivc. sec
ti0n nine. OF Act Of Congress approved June twenty
Ave, eighteen hundred and slxty-four, which reads
rs follows: Sec. .. And be IL further enacted, that
ali lthogrnphing and engraving. where the probable
total cost OF the maps or plates illustrating or &C.
companying any work exceeds two hundred and
fifty dollars, shall be awarded to the lowest and best
a e. sha InNnr0GNu nf tho n0paPnnNnnf dina M
gard being paid to the execution OF the work, aiter
due advertisement by the Superintendent Of Public
Printing, under the direction OF the Joint Commit
tee on Printing; provided. that the Joint Committee
on Public Printing be authorized 10 empower the
superintendent OF Public Printing TO make iinmedi.
ate contracts for engraving, whenever In their opiii-
lon the exigcncies OF the public service Will not Jus
tify waiting for advertisement and award"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-06
Approved neccmber 2, 1870.
BE Il epaeied by tie Senate aud House Of Represe1t.
aiires n ths Gaied Statts Of hmeried Ia Coaorsss

Be q enacted BY tie Senate aud Houie Of Repre,est.
atiro fths dated Sta!t' q America IL CoaOrs''
assembisd,
That 30 much OF section twenty.one OF the Act to
reduce internal taxes, and for other purposes, ap-
proved July fourteen. eighteen hundred and scv.
enty, rs relates TO sugar. DO amended 30 THAT Il
willread:
STANDARD In color, one and three-quarter cents per
pound,
On oil sugar above number soren. and not above
Number ten, Dutch standard In color, two cents per
pound.
On an sugar above number ten, and not above
number thirteen, dutch standard I'D color, two and
0ne-quArter cents per pound.
On all sugar above mum Der thirteen. and not above
number sixteen, Dutch standard In color. two and
three quarter cents per pound.
On all sugar above number sixteen. and not above
number twenty. Dutch standard in color. three and
one-Quartsr cents per pound.
On oil sugar above number twenty. Dutch stand
ard IN color, and on an refined loaf. lump, crushed.
poFdsrsd odd MspulAtsd sugar, four cents per
pound; provided, that the Secretary or the Treas
ury ehslf, By regulation, prescribe and require thar
samples from PACKAGE OF sugar shall b taken ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-06
NOTICE I'm BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ States for the District Of Nevada. In Bank
ruptcy.-In the matter OF THOMAS Scale
and HENRY MOTT. bankrupts. -D:stric; of
Nevada, 80. - A warrant in bankruptcy has
been issued by said Court sgainst the e.
tate OF Thomas Scslc and Henry Motz,
OF the County Of Storey and State of Ne
ysda In aid District, who have been duly ad-
judged bahkrupts upon petition OF their credit.
ors apd the payment OF any debts and the de-
livery OF any property belonging to said bank
rupts, 10 them OF to their use. and the transfer
OF any property BY than. are forbidden by law.
a meeting Of the creditors OF the said oanS-
rup;s, to prove their debts. and 10 choose one
or more asslgnecs OF their estate. will be held
xt q Court Of Bankruptcy. to DO holden ut vir-
yinia City, In said district. on the 18Th day OF
February. A. D. 1871, at 12 O'Clock ~. at the
nee CT Strother. the Register In Bankruptcy
Of said District. No. 10 North c street CIc-
din Bail .ing.) GEORGE ! LAMM0N,
u. y. Marshal sud Messenger In Bankruptcy.
X. S-Mesick. Attorney. fe6 I'd
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Az ACT In relation to certain Territorial Peniten
tI6ries.
[Approvcd January 10, ls7l.l

Be u enacted Jy The Senate aud House o.. Represent.
atires ofthe United Hates Of America ~ COnoress
assembled,
That the pcnItentIary which has been, or may
hereafter be erected by the United States In any or
ganized Territory thereof. shnll. when the same Is
ready for the reception Of c~Onvicts, be placed under
the care and control OF the Marshal Of the United
States for the Territory or District In which such
penItentlary may be situate.
Sec. 2. And be II further enacted, Thatit Ii hereby
made the duty Of the Attorney General OF the Uni.
ted States 10 prescribe all needhil rules and regula.
tlons for tbs government OF such penltentlary, and
the Marshal having charge thereof shall cause them
10 be duly and faithfully executed and obeyed. The
reasonable compensation OF sHch Marshal and OF his
deputies for their services under this Act and said
regulations shall be fixed by the Attorney General;
and Il and the expense Incident to the Subsistence
and employment OF offenders against the laws or the
United States, who have been or may hereafter be
sentenced to imprisonment In such penltcntiary,
shall be chargeahle on and payable out OF the rlnd
for d~eirayIng the expenses OF suits In which the
United States are concerned. and OF prosecutions for
onens,. committed against the United States: pro-
Nided, that this Ill shall not he construed TO In
crease the maximum compensation now lowed by
law 20 those officers.
Sec. 3. And be II further enacted, That any person
convicted by n court Of competent Jurisdiction In a
Territory for a violation OF the laws thereof, and
sentenced 10 imprisonment. may. 1t the cost Of such
Territory, on such terms aud conditions rs may be
prescribed by such rules and regulations, be re-
ccived, subsisted and employed In such penltentiAry
during the term Of his or her imprisonment, In the
same manner as II he or she had heen convicted Of
an ofrense against the laws Of the United Suites.