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rNyOOD'S BITTTRs.

This potent remedy, mild, harmle-s, but sure M
its operation purics the blood, restores the vast
ed energies, regulates all detange,i iuhctIVhs' H'
gives new life and yigOr 10 the whole system. II
j. unriyallcd n Liver IDvigorator, and high
Is concentrated, l. warranted to contain more ne
dicinal properties in 81 cent bottle man any ON
N Il. / have never given information respect
Ing my ATwooDs BlrTERS, or OF the mode OF
compromising the same, 10 one WOOD anu hcHi-
or nv brother or other relatives have ever had
recipe like mine therefore / caution all who wish
to purchase the rightd and original article TO see
that the yellow label on each bottle bears my siG'
noture l.. l.. ATWOOD.
None Other can possibly be genuine. The lmlta'
ton purports to be signed by Nathan Wood.
sg. As still further safeguard, all lollles here
after put up will have the above Trade Marx, -
F. - i'm red ink on the yellow labels, also in red
ink on the white outside wrappers.
They will also continue IT. bear the laDeI OH
white paper headed Caution Extra counter
signed by IL. IL. Hay, Druggist, Portland Name,
sole General Agent. Juno I'M
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Notice.

WAKEFIELD BURGESS, aged about IL year,
w of age, lett the subscriber on or about the
10th day of May last he having been bound TO me
Inv the OveIsecrs of the Poor of the town Of Peru,
during his minority, and This is 10 forbid all per
sons from harbOTing or trusting INN on my ac-
count as [ shall pay no debts OF ms contracting
and shall claim his earnings after this date
WILLIAM II. BISHOP.
Franklin Plantation, June ., 1871.
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made easy by any lady. 2O.oOO sold in six months.
The most rapid selling articles ever invented for
married or single ladies' use.
No FEMALE CAN DO WITHOUT THEM.
Durable, Elegant, Cheap, and what has always
been wanted and always Will. Profits large
Rights for sale. Lady Agents can make fortunes.
standard articles. Circulars free.
Address BANDASAH MANUFACTURING CO.,
New York. ly augo
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DIR. JOSEPH IA. sCuENCK's SIMPLE
TREATMENT,

and awaited themselves Of his wonderfully eilcacious
medicines they would not have fallen
Or. Schcnck has In hi. own case proven that wher-
ever sufficient vitality remains, that vitality BY his
medicines and his directions for their use il qckcicd
into healthfnl vigor
In this statement there Is nothing prcSumptuous To
the faith Of the inv Aid Is made representation that Is
not thousand times sustantiatcd by living and visible
work. The theory o. the By lr. Schcnck modi-
cines i - simple Il is uUiaiue lis philosophy re
Quirs no argument Il Is self assuring, >cli-conVincing
Tie Seawsed Tome and Mandrake Fills are the first
two weapons with which TIE citadel Of the malay IS as
sailed Two thirds Ofthe csscs of cunsumPuun origin
ate In dyspepsia and fnneuonally dssordered liver
With this condition the bronchial tubes ~ mpatlEe
with the stomach. They respond 10 The m0rbulc &C
tiou OF the liver Here, then the eliminating
result aud the setting in with all is distressing symp
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The work Of cure {, beginning. The vitiated ant
deposits in the bowels and In the sli'iiiAr,
canal are elected The liver like clock. wound up
Il arouseS irum t0Tpldty. The stomach acts re-
ponsive and the patient begins 10 feel that nc Is gci
a.
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DIRECTORY.
Masonic Lodges--Tyn,e of Meeting

Masonic Lodges Time of Meeting.
OXFORD CHAPTER, Bethel, Sd Thursday
of each month
Blazing Star, No. 80, Mexico, Wednesday, OF
or before the full of the moon.
Paris Lodge, No. %, SO. Paris, Tuesday, on or
before the full.
Jefferson Lodge, No. 100, Bryant's Pond 2d
Tuesday of every month.
OrientaI Star, No. 81, LiyemOre, Tuesday,
on or before full moon.
Bethef, No. 81, I'd Thursday OF each month.
Evening Star Lodge, tBuckdeld, working
under tDispensaton, the LIST Monday oil each
month.
Pithagorian, No. IL, Fryeburg, Monday even
ing of or following the full of the moon.
oxford, Norway, No, IL, Monday OF or next
preceding full moon
Mount Tfr'em, No. 1872, SO, waterford, IHce'
day, on or before the full moon.
Mt. MOriah, No. j6, Denmark, wednesday on
or before the full moon.
NezinscOt, No. l0l, Turner, saturday on or ne
fore full moon.
GOOD TEsIPLARS.
PARIS HILL LODGE, No. 22j; Paris Hin,
Friday evenings.
Mt. Christopher Lodge, No. TO- bryant
Pond, every Monday evening.
Rising Star, Bethel, Friday evenings
Nexinsoot, Buckfeld, Saturday evenings.
Crystal Wave, f. Buckfeld, every THURSDAY
Evening.
whitney Lodge, Canton, every Wednesday:
Bear Mountain Lodge, So. Waterford, We'd
nesday evening.
HarbOr Waterman, North Paris, Thursday
evening.
Washin gtOn, OXFORD Thursday evening.
silver Lake, Sweden Saturday evening.
West summer, West sumner, Wednesday
evening.
Forest Lake, Center Hartford every saturday
evening.
InvineibIe, No. 22G, East sumner, every other
Friday Evenings.
L.. q. d. Il.
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BORN.

In Paris, Aug 18TH to the wife of Jonathan A.
Starbird, a son.
Walker, n SON.
In East Hebron, Aug. 10Th, to the wife OF A. b..
Brown, n daughter.
In Bucklield. Aug. 10Th, to the wife OF Thaddeus
Icayett, a son.
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The Patent American Clothes
Washer.

Manufactured at Buckiied, Me, is the most
perfect machine in the market.-construction sim
pie, substantial aud durable. 20 injury to The
So For sale by Counties and Towns, by
II. A. BICKNELL, Buckfleld, Me.
AGENTS WANTED. fcD %.
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DIED.

In Boston, Aug. lith, Lucy =, daughter of Scra
nus shaw, of Paris aged 2S years mos. ~ day :
In Newry Aug 10th, Willie j., son OF Nathan 5.
anl Mary \. Baker, aged wears.
In Sweden, hug. 18th, Capt Thomas Chute, aged
Is years days nf1
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yTuE FREaR COMPOSITION STONE.

i For house fronts, docks piers ,cuIverts, Wills.
fountains and all building purposes; harder, more
durable, and 100 per cent. cheaper than natural
stone For supply of same, or right OF manufac-
ture, for counties or States, apply 10 CHAs. W.
DARLING, Secretary, y. \. Frear Stone Co., 1895
Broadway, y. Y.
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"A Burlington young lady says the
srmless woman of Barnum's show writes
Il very good foot"
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue G. u license from the Judge OF Pro.
Id bate for oxford County, the undersigned, Adj
ministrator cf the estate of Grin -. Robinson late
OF Hartford, in said County, deceased, hereby
gives notice that he will sell at public or private
sale, at the lost Onlce, at East sumner, on Satur
day, the 30tl lay of September next, at one O'Clock
in The aftcr n, all the Real Estate and all inter
est In Real i iato in the County Of Oxford, which
the said deceased owned at his lcceasc; including
the rsyersioi of the widows dover therein, for
the paymen; II the just debts of said deceased,
and incident, charges.
Terms of ymcnt made known at the time and
place of sal,
BENZ. +. ROBINSON. Admir-.
Hartford. ny Is, 1871
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CONSV nPTION.
LEAVE NO STING BEHIND."

The Mandrake Pills composed Of unc u Natures
nohlest gifts - the PejOphUlum fcl,atum. They pos
sess all the blood searching Alternative properties OF
"a N,.,s,. .,ffks l. hoy
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New Advertisements
House for Sale.

WILL. he sold on very cas-, terms, the pleas.
w antly situated and we'll known BRICK
HOUSE, formerly occupied by the subscriber, In
NORWAY VILLAGE.
Inquire, on the premises, of
WNL Is GOODNOW.
Aug. Fl, ISL. u
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Call at DIR. Twitchclrs office, Bethel
Hill. if you desire the services OF Den
fist. If
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Consumption,
rs CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE,
By j. H. SCHENCK. MI

Many human being has passed away, for whose death
there other than The neglect OF known and
ind!spaiably proved means OF cure. Those near and
dear 10 family aud friends sleeping the dreamesS
,lnrnher into which had theN caInly alsptol
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NORWAY
Liberal Institute,
NORWAY VILLAGE, ME.
THE FALL. TERM
WILL COMMENCE
Tuesday, August 10th, 1871,
AND CONTINUE TWELVE WEEKS.

The school Year commencing with the Fall
Term, will cOnsit of three terms Oi twelve weeks
each.
Tie Course ct studs in ti,c several departments
viii bt arranged with rctcrcncctoa yYar's contln
uous work, and the following Teachers viii he
retained through tie year:
WV. EDWIN FROST. 4. H., Principal.
Mi,s ISABELLA \ GRAY, ts,i,t,,ts
Min lZAI + HOWE,
Mir GkO. : ANE~, ,6,sf. T,orb.-.
MI. JENNIE ! UPTON,
special attention will be- given 10 students fitting
Tor College
Cll,.c- viii be formed for those desiring To
-tudy French, herman or the Natural sciences.
>tUdrut, preparing Ia teach, Will he carefully
drilled ~ the Common AMI Higher English
branches p.
iS.Ni Rooss will h. iurnishc'i At the IHwest
prices.
TUITION:
Common English StI
III her English amt Languages, 600
Music Lessons, including use of Piano, 1000
BILLS will not hc made for less Than half of the
term
iIo.ntl including wont, lights and washing,
- "a To- $3.50 per week.
The BAKERY and Market anonl facilities for self
buarding; ana rooms can lac rented for this ptIr-
pose al reRs enable rates.
Application may be made To the Principal, Rev.
4. I. MERRY, Rev. l.. III. TABOR, or FREELAND
HOWE, Esd, Norway, Me.
Aug. !, 1871. iw
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PimnIes ON the Face.

For Comedones, Blaek.worms or Grubs' PmpY
eruptions, and blotched designations ON the FACE
use ydv
II is Invaluable to the afflicted Prepared only os
DIR. IL. G. Perry. Dermotolegest, ~ non"
81. NY. Sold by Druggists ereryThere'
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pronounced by Practical Educators, TIE BEST
YET PUBLISHED.
send for circular, or maps for examination.
ATWELL ~ CO., Portland,
aus2 eOw2m GENERAL AGENTS FOR MAINE,
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4. Z, HEKNTVH, A M, IrIhCiPHIs
Miss ALICE BURNHAM, Preceptress.
Miss NELLIE kooPMAN, Assistant.
Mrs A. G. lIERRICK, Teacher of Music, OH Paint
iny and Drawing.
Mr. H. has had charge of this schoul ten years
Miss i:urnham has been connected with the school
two years
Nearly one hour will be given To each recitation
Lectures will he given during the term. The gov
eminent will be Kind but firm Our aim is TO make
the school like u home. E-et
students are requested TO attend Church on the
Sabbath, and to retire at ten O'Clock.
Hebron is beautifully situated among the hills
of oxford, forty miles from Portland, and can be
reached by cars in one day from Bangor There
are no hotels or saloons ~ take away the aiten-
ton OF the students from their studies.
No effort will be spared for those preparing for
College, for business or for teaching.
Scholars will be assisted in getting situations
i'm stores and schools
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HAIR 7 EA.

uHIu LII
A lady writes about six months ago
my hair was coming out so badly that at
every dressing used to get handful,
which, not wishing to throw away, | laid
by in box. | have used two bottles Of
your Hair Tea, and now do not get
enough to tie the ends of my braids, and
have to 90 to the box for a few hairs for
that purpose. | think every lady ought
to know what remarkable Hair Preser-
yer you make"
Dr. KENNEDY's HAIR TEA, complete
Toilet Article to beautity and inyigorate
the Hair, is sold by Druggists everywhere
at Sl.00 per bottle. cow mar 81
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For Moth Patches, FreckleS and
Tan.

Use Perry's Moth & Freekie Lotion.
II is the only reliable and harmless rSmeIy
known for removing Brown diseoloratlon. Soid
b. druggists everywhere Depot Il" no"" S'''
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has been added, in which students arc instructed
in Book keeping Banking, Commercial Law, &c.
Practical Education is made Il Speciaity.
Ia connection with the school is
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THE phiioma,hean Society"

Expenses, &C.
Board can 10 olhiiped ut The Boarding House,
or in Private Families at $500 and s32j per week.
Rooms furnished thO,c wishing to hoard thom.
selves, ut rea sonablc rates.
Books furnished by the Principal at reduced
rates.
Tuition A. usual.
Tuition payable the tenth week of the term.
For circulars, ur any information, apply ~ f.
II. T.. StyASEY, Principal,
July q, 1871 SOUTH PARIS, Me.
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Department FOR Training Teachers

in the Science and Art of Teaching; in which spc-
cal Instruction Il given in the Theory and Practice
Of Teaching, according to most approved meth
DDS, aud ia the Government of schools.
The Course Of study In this Department Is the
same a. that adopted IN the Grst Training schools
i'm tho country,
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The Course Of study for young Men
4 Commercial Course

IS designed To give them thorough Business Ed.
ucaton tn prepare them for Teaching or to III
Them Tor college.
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TUITION.
Higher English and Languages 5000
or sixty five cents per week.

Higher English ana Languages SosVV
or SIXTY. five cents per week.
Common English $500
or lity-hye cents per week
BOARD, $3.50 10 $500 per weck-wood and
lights extra. Good rooms can be obtained Tor
boarding self, from % 10 80 cents per week.
Sd Term bills to be settled the ninth week of
the term. No deduction for an absence OF two
weeks, except in case of sickness Books FUR
nishcd by the teacher at Portland prices.
students are earnestly requestedt to represent the
first dag OF the term, as lessons are given out,
and rcctations commence the second day. For
rooms or board apply to the Secretary and not TO
the Principal .,..t,.li
Hebron, Me-, Juy25 ISL ewes.
REFERENCES Hon. y. X. Sawyer, Ellsworth;
Hon Daniel Lunt, Rev. Mr.. Woodruff. Bangor;
Hon. Dingley, Jr., Lewiston; Hon j. H. Roak;
Auburn: Rev Mr.. Small, Portland; Rev. Mr. Ell
liot RlImiord Hon. sumner Durham Norway,
Hon. William Wilson, Halowell. All have been
patrons, except one.
On Wednesday Even'g, Nov. 10, 1871,
There viii be a le-unon OF those who have been
students at the Hebron Academy during the past
ten years. g5-AH are most cordially hir'fed
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1. q. d. l..
Peauayvket Lodge. No. iG, Brownlield, meet
LIST and 81 Wednesday of each month.
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OXFORD y.,,
Normal Institute,
~ SOUTH PARIS ME.
THE FALL TERM
Will COMMENCE ~
Wednesday, September, 9th, 1871,
AND CoNrINUE ELEVEN WEEKS. q p
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.

BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
UORATIo +. SWASEY, Principal.
FRED VI. WILSON, A. b.. Assistant Principal.
NJ. ANNIE PIKE, Precepfress.
ROSE MCKINNEY RAWs0N,
English Studies and French.
MARY A. FAVOR, assistant Teacher.
Jennie Z TAYLOR Music.
SARAH H. BARRETT, Vdr Fork.
Prof. &. X. GRANT Drdiring and Pdinfing.
EDWIN \. LORD, flirting.
Capt. IIORACEN y. HOLSTER,
Military Department.
Prof. y. TAYLOR ROOT,
Free Hand DrdieiRg ia Training Department.
Prof Grant viii teach oil Painting, Cray0n
Drawing Drawing from Objects, Charcoal Draw
ing, Oil Skctching from Nature, SC, SC. -.t
The Course OF Study for Young Ladies
is the same as that pursued in the best schools of
the country, embracing Normal and Collegiate
COursC.
Diplomas are awarded to such MS complete eth
or course.
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4 Military Department

has been established for the purpose of securing
habits of prompt and cheerful obedience, physical
development united with good carriage of the
person, and II knowledge of milit1ry tactics b
Pupils of suitable az will b1 admitted To the
privilege ofihis department, without extra charge.
The drills will not, IN any respect, interfere with
ar CHI
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TO SCHOOL BOARDS.
CAMPS OUTLINE MAPS,

WE SEND FOR EXAMINATION, wiuh the priv
pe of reinrn n moi sAtislnCtnrv.
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$685. 1871
Hebron Academy.

rINIIE SIXTY SEVENTH FALL TERM Of this
i Institution will commence Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 5th, 1871, and continue Eleven Weeks.
A. &. HERRICK, a. W., Principal.
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TO CONSERVATIVES

Fifteen wears success siul experience proves De
vond the possibility OF doubt that by the prompt
and timely use of
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PILE REN1ED z
Is warranted to cure the worst case OF Piles
Price Al per bottle Sent free on receipt of price
JOHN NJ COLBY, - State ST., Boston.
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nzrCONSUMPTIVES INNALlDS 10 not
fniI 10 give this celebrated Remedy an immediate
trial You will be charmed and surprised NJ itN
nromnt and beneficial effects Price one dollar
bar bottle Sold by all druggists.
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nou,r fail to try Dr.. KimbalPs Il. c. Balsam,
JUN for Coughs, Colds, Hoarsenesss, Sore
Throat. Chest and Lungs, \ pleasant ami effect
nal remedy. KIMBALL n Co, Props, Augusta Me'
The New York herald., 1871-03-11
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest nnd Best Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week. now
ready, contains splendid Cartoon representing the
Modern Moses, together with the very latest News
by Cable up to the hour OF publication OF the stua
ton In France: also Teegraphic Dispatches from
All Parts OF the World; The ocean Highway OF the
Future; Life in the South; Miss Generalisslmo Car
roll; The Arkansas Impeachment Middle, and The
Joint Ligh Commission 1t also contains the latest
nows by telegraph from Washington; Artistic, Lite.
rary, Fashionable, Political, Religious and Sport
ing intelligence; Obituary Notices; Amusements,
Chronological; Faceti9; Editorial Articles on the
prominent topics OF the day; Cur Agricultural
Budget; Reviews Of the Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods
and Boot and Shoe Markets; Financial and CONNER
cia Intelligence and accounts Of all the important
and interesting events OF the week.
TERMs:-SiEgle subscription, So; Three copies, IS;
Five copies s., Ten copies s15; Single copies, Ave
cents each. A limited number or advertisements
inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11
M0RTagIryED c,T0oLE.
~~o~~~~~~~~~~e~~-~~~>o
Mr.. Hanley and Taa. Can of Mer,ar.

hrs. Hnniey and That Can of Mortar.
John O'Toole, stalwart, fair-raced Hipernan,
living at No. AIT East Nineteenth street. appeared
before Judge Koch yesterday, at Essex Market
with deep cut in tho side of his head, which he
said he received from Mrs. Honley residing next
door Mrs. Han.ey, tidyooking woman with q
face beaming with mischief ana good humor, immc-
diately came forward to speak for herself. She
said:-
"Yer Honor, this little bye, my lpolnting to an
ulcnln about eleven years Of agcl, was playing
aroand this mans dure whn seen O'Toole run at
MIN Wid knife, an, Oh Just ruz this tin can out OF
the gutter. o. didn't know mat was in II (the eau
was nearly full of caKei mortar, and not HIM
A SKELP ACROSS THE LUG.
He Is rich man, Yer Honor, and th0't ia take the
law oY him meeSel.n
Mrs. Hanley who was evidently yet revelling In
delight at her Wariike achievement over the great
0'Toole, '.smiled bitter smilc during her heroic
recital.
Here friend OF the lady interlered. "Judge, it's
only
A NEICHBoRLY QUARREL.
Won't you be kind enough to let the woman 60 this
time?
Judge-Neighborly 1t is not q very neighborly
act to cut mans head open.
.Frtend-Well, she didn't intend to do as bad as
that
Judge-rl have to hold her under $500 ball to keep
the peace.
Mi. 0'Toole-Well, Yer Honor, that's all want.
Thin oyes Is always annoying Inc, and enly wanted
to fricSen this wan.
Bail was furnished for Mrs. Ianey by her friend,
and she lett the courJ in u bssful state OF good
numOr.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

GONE TIFF WAY OF ALL FLEsH.--The Sorosis OF
Crawfordsve, Ind, has finally gole the way OF all
neSh. lt dwinnlel down TO membership OF two.
One went last week and got married. and the other
In a III OF despondency took an overdose OF lauda-
NUN.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

HINEs-rRATT.-On Monday, March o. by the Rev.
3. Ii. Weston CLARK L. HIKES to Miss ESTHER j.
Pratt, both OF this city. No cards.
MORRfs-BEERY.-0n Thursday. March 9, by the
Rev. q. ). narrower, at the residence Of the BRIDES
father, 0s West Forty-eighth street. CLARK I. NOR
RIS, OF Portland, oregon, to ALICE w. BERRY.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11
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TO WOOD sTEALERs.

Turing THE PAST YEAR, TWO OR
u three hundred cords Of wood, belongingto
the Virginia and Truckee Railroad Company,
havo been stolen in the vicinity Of Gold Hill
and Virginia. The Company, therefore, hereby
give full and fair warning 10 any and all persons
viii DO taken to prevent further stealing. lg
2 ANY person caught stealing the company's
wood will be prosecuted to the utmost extent Of
the law.
II. N. YERINGT0N. Superintendent.
Gold Hill, December %, 1870. dsSo.1m
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FARMERS AND GARDENERS,
ATTENTION. .

nO YoU WANT TO BUY sKHDs
" and plsntl that you may surely roiy on
Go 10 SEWN VINCENT D CO., tho we'll
known Seed Dealean, eO7 Sausome street, be-
tween Washington and jackson streets, Ban
Francisco and Brooklyn, Alameda county. Nr.
SEWN Vincent u the only Seed Grower Of Gail.
fornia. He guarantees the superior quality OF
his seeds. and all thoss imported he tests with
the Rrsatsst care before selling. Be sure he
will sell you the hest and cheapest. n9sm
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yellow jacket SIINtr MIhlNE NVHVdII6' U9 HHUI1Ih'
q. Taylor. Superintendent. ~,
In these last cases the Yellow jacket SILVER MN
In. Company will be called upon TO appear and show
cause why the Aforesaid entries should not be passed
into patent. All parties In interest viii Dc dulS no.
tined OF the time and place OF hearing. - ,
An put!e interested as above are hereby notified
that the undersigned will be at the office OF Justice
dsy on January, ISL at 10 O'Clock A. ~. TO take
proof As required BY the honorable Commissioner OF
fhe General Land once at Washington.
'"' y D. TODD. Register.
US, Land Once New, Carson City. January L..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-24

The following cash entries, male under the Acts
OF 1851 and 1865 and embracing lots In the town oi
Gold HlI have been suspended for want OF PROOF OF
residence section 3 Act OF July l. l>6t, requiring
that the applicant shall be actual settler on one
OF the lots embraced In his entry. win substantial
improvements on any additional lot eniheu. Wa