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III enezer Van Tassel left q Raddish in our
OH &c of remarkable proportions. 1t measured
e. gotsen inches in circumference, and resem-
oied French Sugar Beet in appear ance.
SAVE MoNEY.-We will furnish the TRUE
NoRrHERNER and the chronological Journal, a
6rst-ciass family magazine, for $3.50. The
price OF the Journal alone ls three collars
You will save one dollar by calling on us.
IT has been claimed by tho Coalluonsts that
Hon. Nathan II. Bltely was Greeleylte, but
it 10 not 30. Mr.. Bitely has not taken any active
part IN this campaign ON account OF the poor
state of his health, but, nevertheless, he is a
sound Republican. and is for Grant aud Wilson.
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school Books.

school Books.
Secondhand School Books for sale at the
News Depot.
second band school Books taken i'll exchange
for new ones by RHODA Nj NGEh.
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III. q.

lie was a great newspaper man,
And published the Tribune,
And very day, or month at least,
He al ways changed his tune.
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Star Scholars.

The following are the Star Scholars in the
Paw Paw Public Schools, for the month ending
Oct. 25, 1872.
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I'm Dress Goods,

We have the LARGEST Line and best variety
to be found in this City, comprising Black
Silks IN all Grades, also splendid assortment
of Gros Grained Silks, in all colors Japanese
silks, and Silk VellueuIs IN all varieties and
shades, silk Pongees and BRUSHES Silks in
Plain and Stripes Popllns Brocades English
Lustres. Blacli and Colored Alpacss i'll all
grades, the largest and finest line OF all wool
Sateens that ever was shown in this market.
Also tho largest and best assortment Of EN-
press Cloths and Merenos IN all shades and
colors to be found between Chicago and Detroit
Striped & Plaid Dress Goods
in large varieties, Velvets, Velveteens and
Plushs, Trimming Silks and Satins IN Bias
Gimps ana Frnges, all colors splendid assert
ment Otaman Sbawls and Scarfs, also Silk
Scarfs Sashes and Bows, endless variety,
Laces, Lace Collars and Undersleeves white
Blankets, grey Blankets, Flanels, Domestic
Goods, and Hosiery OF all descriptions. The
largest assortment Of Waterproois ever on ex-
hlbltlon in this place Cassimeres, Cloths and
Cloahngs,
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4nrh Department.

Republican Non, nations.
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We take pleasure In inviting your attention
to our New Fall Stock. which we have taken
and which will be found the largest and best
assorted OF any In our line in the country. Our
Stock copaiota If
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MILLINERY GOODS

OF every description. Elegant rich Ribbons in
all the new shades. Sash Ribbons In Stripes
and Plads. Flowers, Feathers, and Plumes OF
every description, Ornaments and miscellane-
Gus Bonnet materials, and in fact all the latest
Novelties of the Season.
ladies Furnishing Goods
Trimmings, Laces aud Fancy Goods, Imitation
Hair Goods in Thread Braids, Chignons and
Switches. Berlin Wool Yarns aud Zephyrs,
Worsted In all colors.
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County Surveyor.
South Haven, sept %, 1872. 915@
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Ready Made Clothing.


both Mems and Boys, Of custom work. which
we defy competition either IN quantity, quail
ty, styles or price. Gents Neck lies embrac-
ing very large variety OF new and choice
sty les replete with all the latest novelties.
oar Jot & CAP Department
will bc found supplied with stock which for
magnitude aud variety OF detail has never been
oqualled Etubracing IN endless variety, every
grade OF Mems ana BOYS Hats and Caps
Ladies, Gentlenens anu Chdrens Furs OF
every description. and an unusually large and
attractive Stock of
LADIES "a <a9,NT> KID GLOW -.
To the Patrons Of either general department
OF our business we extend an urgent and re
spectiul request TO give us an early call, We
shall be prepared to offer unusual facilities TO
our customers during the coming Fall season
Our stock will be larger and more attractive
IN every department than ever before and our
Prices will always be found
< Isc lowest 1sadc in sawy Ssarltes
We take tins occasion. to tender our patrons
our sincere thanks for tue constant and in
creased trade with us. and assure them that
no effort will be wanting on our part to deserve
continuance OF their favors.
Respectfully
GIG q. az. "a T., e. Ay saw.
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g~AlItcaCH Hart, the lampIL' I'D pawn
hrr1 or If Chathln1 -ireAt, New York, was
buried on Thurs lay afternoon. Hi. disease
saAa, sod nin@uf d 9 brain, and WAS Of bal
. fw days" dlIrttion. He wa a most
remarkable man, c"ccu;rir in ia it, and
iird worth over S31', 90. + Tie past
thirty year, it is sud, he .ngysg eg9s Cd The
rncr 20 Brood lyrl 81 liolokcil,, am Since hi
hnyLopd has lrycd with his brother Henry
in the dinry Dr.ct structure in Chatham
street 50 well knows to the pedestrians Of
that. tEorou,l tarc rs "pld Ilart's pawn
alice" Vim the Third avenue rs6hoa,l
was in It's infancy and the stock tcry low,
these troaa rs bought 22,0u0 Of 10000
siarrs, which they since held, and which,
1t is unnecessary to say, is now worth II
plcndid fortune The brothers led 4 sort
OF hcrmit's LIE, paSs.n all their days III
the old t'cu referred to, with NJ -oac near
them :. an old servant, who Il is under
stood He'd once a ,lay attend to Il few
,l,mc>tie dot Ills. Even until 4 fcw days
of his death, : itclcll refused to leave the
place an! only ii.aiIl Consented to lc re-
moved to The hou~e If his nietc, in y inc
tccnth Street, Wien Et found death incsita-
bic. i 100 1SN5 5sSa
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i.sEMpER, AGENT.
TAKEN up

Strayed into my enclosure. in knss;Uth
about six weeks ago, one bay coiered horse,
Of the following description shUit tail a
white spot On the head and pretty Old. The
owner viii please call. pay charges AMI tax 6
/, away l3-50-3Y ANTON SCHULTZ
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fsSs 2 80 Shocking -Acs iaesat- .Es-s
faA Nrriae ;tfp14t,'tni an a,sidrtt

. last. -NblFliN Wlciht'iH NV a'florft oG
Cured out in the town of st. Lawrence on
tie INC oftlr Green Pay md lake Pcpiu
If2RRlt RR2g' s st'YYssf@wl Ygs'r H'"'h"S i crew
tot1na7, To the'r final account. The men
working an Numhruc Baldwin y Go 7,
contract were engaged IN blasting rock,
When one of them. IN tamping, cut the
fuse with the tamling iron. which caused
m explosion. The men We're thrown
in all directions; and some Of them very
seriously Injured ont man has lost his
eyes and perhaps both Of Them. From the
ball Of one eye the doctor took a piece of
rock as iarsc=as 4 kcrual Of corn. The
poor ie hms nccks and faces were dread
fully hurncl; were also their hands nj
arms One had part of his hand torn
away, and his arm Iaccratcl SO badly that
it is Thought amputation will be necessary.
The men were brought to Waupaeb an,i
had Thur wnmls dressed by pgs. Taylor
and Manchester. Although the vo ml-
are very terioas, it is ,hoaght that both
ulcn will recover lappoca CO. E.pgL-
tiean. TnV
g state s;c,ns.
The Wisconsin Iafpes3sni is the name
! OF a seven column paper, just started n
Eiroqua iy I. c. Anhcuy. Ii does No,
/. esq Il any PARTY, Ia, is laiHiy Anti-Rc-
Hul!icau.
Charley Anderson, three years Of age,
va: drowned in barred Of water at La
= Crs>e on Nrrcsffy e,sn;r@ ~ y
The school census 4 Ia cr6zsc, Just
( comp irtc1, shows $3.50 children, nsain.t
1893 Ia; ycar.
IN aged wonan banned Anne Farley,
wife Of Jut., Farl"y. of the topsn OF C.yay-
field, . few mile north Of New Lisbon,
s commit tusss 4 q IL Saturday morn,
ing by hanging herself.
= y new paaor called tie iad.PcRdcae,
has been ek,AEshei at Grand Rapids.
Wood county, by McsSrs. N,Crorie a Lat
soy. Is .-4.,.
Seventeen thousand cihl-rants sale.
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'l. Jpn 81 tbs COW yar'l should
.tts IN, garfield 10 tif nIarufa bank,
l.. NH toa ,Aualln deposit IL Favor Of
1ramh adsa % eYrn cap 70 wliell ev-
- II 49,
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HOME ms. 60.
OF COLUMBUS, OHIO.
ANNUAL STATEMENT.

cash in bank. SII3,900 %
[. 5. IG-i0 and ; - bunls,
market value............ G9,429 50
December premiums in course
ortransraissiou. ...... 49,. $4,000 90
LaDy rrcrieri d. i4.J
Loans on first mortagas on real fr-
estate, AM Interest thereon i9I,i5S o.
Amount luC from other COIN
pan.cs. a.. u.157 81
Bills receivable for deferred
premiums. ................. Is. LIS 3
Real estate, uuiueumisryl
-eai personal IroItrty.,.... - ssl127 50
Ohio county aud Cs2,Gmbus
city AMI ether I,als--... g, so %
Js,sa IN agents Aauds, and in
cltiTSe If rrarSuisSiUn...... 81, Isl o.
l$iNCEt I'-tlD,C
Revenue and postage stamps
on hand. Observation-Disclosures. 112 ST
Gasa assets. ............. SS1I.452 81
. Eif;5IittICs.
iG,5Ts 3gskKl GashE9.-..- kssE.
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T. the @ol1i kicks you, cry IKE baby,
ia faa5 Ialntion that it viii rcpcatiusiy
t-.Ll .r...,r. :.rl r.., vln u .lc.r.

800.
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4Iof .-..-at- srul. frasa IT,. a-r,y4F,
s.. ra-ar .hirne, Jas, Ur, as fdtav
e..sla.s. Psi ..s..l.a....s. s-.al..g-- Nae.
. s.-ts, 4a2. interior,
Plm--,r IL. Indians, e22,Jaa -oo: total,
4Ee.at -.
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49,.
4e..'.'. i''1ah"y was drunk ana feSl'tea
4l'.t.
an. r.,..r+,,.agt Of ,..r;.,.,-,,ro. ne.
eg- a.oc,.. the ai.lribu.isa Of several SUI
, ,rr-,r y;.,jSsic. of fan nbeat to all state.
.staI tc,r,r.,r;.. altnsl +, ~ uro.ytb
( m II; ,r,bgriou win BE- cg,urletcJ ,lur;ra
! ~. ,..,..r..... month &, I,r.,o .r.t-,I,.t;.a
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Please call and examine ny goods and
prices Ll3-2j-lyl j +. EEAEDON.
& TATE OF ruNSIN-CIGCUIT
y fCuURT -MANITONu &c COUNTY.
Konrai schrelsr and Frauei7 Gce'c, ag.is.t
John speent -ndt MarEnFeiLa SpeyiiJ. his
vile The Sr-te-pr Wisconsin, u the de-
fcn3ants Ohm Sreelt and Asr.rarc,l.a
Syecit- y Ton are hereby summon j ~ I re-
quircl 70 answer the complaint in this actipH,
which is fled in the oficc Il The Clerk Of this
Court, m AaEitoGoc, Wis, this 9th. day Of
June, 1872, and to serve q copy Of your an
swer TO the sud complaint en- IL subscribers
at their eiiIce in the city Of Sheboygan, Wis.
within twenty days affc- The serSiec hereof.
exclusir, IF the day Of scch services AMI r
Won fail to answer the said complaint within
the time aferesai1. the plairt If viii apply to
she CONT asr the relief slsmsnaeI in The
complaint
Dated June -. 1872. rs fT
DESTLT & SEAMAN.
I3-49-6w pIf'S Atty al SAcboygau vi.
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intrinsic virtues, and sustained 10y its re-
markabe cures. SO mild as to he safe and
beneficial to children, and yet so searching
as to etectuany purge out the great cor
ruptions of tho blood, such as the scrofulous
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have lurked in the system
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti
dote, and disappear Hence its wonderful
cures, many of which are publicly known,
of ScrOfuIa, and all scrofnlous diseases,
Ulcers, EruptiOns, and eruptiye dis
orders of the skin, TumOrs, BlOtches,
BOils, PimpleS, Pust,lles, Sores, st.
AnthOny'S Fire, Rose or Erysfpe-
las, letter, Salt ltheum, ScaId
Head, lingWOrm, and internal Ul-
ceratiOns OF the Uterus, Stomach,
and Liver. 1t also cures other COM
plants, to which it would not seem especi-
ally adapted such as DrOpsy, Dyspep-
STA, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness, Debility, and
Leucorrllua, when they are manifesto
tons of the scrofnlous poisons.
1t is an excellent restorer Of health and
] strength in the Spring. BY renewing the
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs
it dissipatcs the depression and listless Ian
guor of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system NOV, 5
on with renewed vigor and q new lease OF
life.
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10 ...na . Q b. m rel DO.

fr ~ IRA @.,n many a horse ]
ao..the-er,r. E.sl ET@a z
lf r ..ts LAKE Loen -asten IL
oa frr,n4 corn t, Ic cit Il z
., g., NH noR be. .pppreciatel
ftos- WHO lials .,:,iln4 t'lerns,4ges o. our
.l.ie, gra q ak u FOR IL anil thoaf sasLg
Hat, 81 I'LL regret it. $50 a.
W 1,rat writ. these ll,ta for rastirno,
ytg Fit ~ pacr thoy arc tie result Of
,alcriaa G and much thon;5ht;t1oy alpeat
'.n common .ai.r II tho r,5dor anil If
lie sn pose = q tia. commodity l." j,
81 lor farm anl Ia lel:t, trn hl.
i.trtinrto ou.t'ine ~'-c
lha 4.at rarrits high prje # hry
,i present mu.r o. the ca4err cities
toaa admmisll u. to secure every thing
t...t Vii au.wer As. Institute for that
lie croI. j Is nj too lat setto s',r
r. Ent faw Turner's, omParatN"iN
IL ais oourir5 arc aware Of the great val
af this cop. ai tie sWail eFl
al.., it ol, hn pra hro.l. he gronul
.44.t ha So reluai thy ariacr ipai
M r4aZth, .ael r,-r Il rtft RIVER y au'I
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t,.rrg.ey'g view ef Che War.
r. An edesly DRY ey, wial.a ver5 fLihs9,
y frk,Af;tna fst srnGign rrst OF u,un To.
rance US .JrAtt,r.- unam his flehdH on,
ti.e huaientefaek j uA qfste Hestern
river steamers, t.fsting his shins aganrst
the ainhr,-n NJ aplcrcntly plunged in, !,
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fhi is rd month on sheep ierF
.a1r uo-y-v II tarad e knor. away he
ras.aa fly. lrr'y tha tals freq ntis ~
It Us ualIe to ~ washed Or worn oil. ~ aho
posture ,fssh application viii keep ~
Ia.l which offensive t. the fy. ~,
.,lflera repent what We hay frciucnt}
I'D. fet- tlst a ioII surply IF tinhlhs
bulls is e. W : rofcguasl against tie Dc
lr timpf dogs while The sheep are -
.ura Put the bells on tho woakesl
.htop as t.rs.sillb b. hindmast il the chas.
81 dntfgry iourtii ,hcep' will not be too
aa.g IL. ar,t cost mach BY the dozen
ia VIII la-t if tiac. Tie sheep dog is
saf&l, al IS afraid Of any noise that
9Qall .a.u ~ alltm,
ian, I,o4s i,to the orchard to eat NJ
Hlgo f.a. TIM. drops, and thus partially
..es..9 liz - ,,r4. Of insects that would
iae, epson IL, '@svt year fruit crop. SCI.
.ls. tIole.s hazea plentiful supply Of
war le,.a cd i.laea % actiretc in the
l..t .f iHeltE.
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state items.

y lew paa,r called toe Independence
has been Cs,AEshei at Grand Rapids,
Wood county, by Messrs. N,Crozie 4 Let
Sex
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yAUEEE MOTIONS,
PsPES, TOBACCO, {. g.

Please call and examine ny goods and
prices. 13-2j-lyl J. +. EEAEDON.
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Ayers @s,
Sarsaparilla


Is widely known
as one of the most
eifectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
tenn and purifying
the blood. 1t has
stood the test of
years, with a con-
'statly growing rep
,,fnt,,p based -, -,
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KEROSENE REVOLUTION.

tFrom tho Truckoe Republican, August 3D.
Il Is an old and frequent saying that
Revolutions never go backward"
but the falslty Of this quotation, max
I'm. or whatever you may choose TO.
call 1t, was proved yesterday In
rruckee. Attend, who has q cabin
In town, keeps = bottle Of old "Bour-
bon'' on his shelf for contingencies"
A seedy and impecunious friend who
was brought up on the bottle from
infancy, but prefers In his adult years
something stronger than milk, recently
visited him and took up his abode In
tho cabin. The owner of the cabin
found his visitor was altogether too
partial to the Bourbon, and to cure
him of his appetite hit upon a novel
method. He placed a bottle contain
Ing kerosene In the place OF the Wills
KY, and hid the latter. The visitor,
the moment tho owner was out Of
doors, seized the decoy bottle and
turned the contents down his throat.
There was a tefrible'yell Of agony,
and a jumping and tearing IN that
cabin. No fanatlcal deryish ever
jumped higher, faster, yelled louder,
OF. went through moro contortions
than this victim Of kerosene. Soon his
stomach refused to retain the fiery
compound and he threw 1t up with the
kissing roar Of an uneasy geyscr. The
man still Hives aud says he knows
there vas a terrible revolution in his
stomach, and although 1t came near
killing him, 1t went up the way 1t
came-backwArd, u ErTrE -
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HUMBOLDT ITEMS.

From the Humboldt Register Of Saturday.
A few days ago there were two In.
dams arrested at Camp McDermlt and
nlaced i'm the guard house. One OF
them is supposed to be the one who
killed q man at Truckee some years
aeo, and the other Is supposed to have
been Instrumental In firing a lot Of hay
which was burned ut the post last
Spring. The Indians at the post could
no. be made to understand what the
trouble was, and naturally view It as
an insult to the whole tribe. They I'M
mediately sent a messenger to Stems
mountain to notify old Wihncmucca
OF the affair.
We had an interview a few days ago
with Captain Johnny, one Of the Pluto
chiefs, who is doing quite an extensive
business in farming at the mouth Of
Fish creek. about thirty miles south OF
here. He informs US that he has raised
thirty acres Of barley, five acres Of Po.
tatoes aud beets, onions, corn, turnips
and other small garden "sass."
Sheep men Of the county are indus
trlously acquiring title to lands In this
county, and ere long We may expect to
hear Of trouble between them and the
cattle men. rs 1t is u we'll known fact
that sheep and cattle will NOT live on
the same rat,ge.
The bodies Of quite a number Of dead
cattle have been found floating In the
river recently. IL Is supposed they
died from the effects OF a poisonous
weed which Is known to grow In great
luxuriance along the banks Of the
Humboldt.
The average fleece, per head, Of a
band of 5.00O sheep In California, was
~ pounds when shorn twice a year.
In this county the average yield IL
Owe nine pounds two ounces, or nearly
one pound and three. quarters more
than the yield of the same sheep In
California,
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VERY RICH ORE.

The Schell Creek Prospec. tells the
following about 4 rich specimen Of ore
recently taken out Of the McMahon
mine Of that place:
1t Is a great fat piece, averaging a
foot In diameter, broken from a three
hundred pound specimen aud Is be-
spangled on its inner face with knots
Of wire silver, standing out boldly
from It's surface, and 80 interviewer as
to give them the appearance Of lily
moss, leaves. trees, and every charac-
ter of figure imaginable. Under these,
by close inspection with q glass, can
be seen n ground work Of sulphuret OF
silver, or sometimes called sulphide Of
silver or silver glance, the component
parts Of which, as defined Ia Dana's
mineralogy, are sulphur, l2.9, silver
ST.. This ground work, seemingly
requires nothing more than oxidizlng
or desulphurizing to make the whole
mass a complete network Of wire Sill
YER. for on close inspection Of the ends
Of this piece, (which was twice broken
to know how rich It wass you find In
terspersed or disseminated through IL
everywhere, plates OF horn silver, ma
tive liver. rrby silver, sulphurets and
wire silver; while Il blue-green copper
stain, which held Its ray In the sun,
emits all the colors Of the rainbow, In.
terspersed throughout the entire mass.
Take 1t all In all, We believe 1t the
finest specimen ever found In our
mountains, Or seen by the present gen.
Grafton.
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BULL N 4 SANeIuM.

The Reess River Repeills Of Thurs-
day tells the following: A big, long
horned, britldle bull Of Spanish pedl-
gree, walked deliberately into our
seniors sanctum sanctorum this norm
Ing, and gave every manifestation of
contentment. He was all segunda.
The senior was ont ut the back door.
Senior Is IN Orthodox. can sing the
d-ox-ology, and believes the legends Of
the astronomical taurus. When sick
he takes a horn. Ic likes ox-tail soup,
aud can hit a buliseye, tut he's no bear
aud the bull had things his own way
among the exchanges for the time be-
Ing. The devil was dispatched from
the composing room with the Sleeps
foot In his hand, and with that wand
Of authority the vile beast was driven
hence ; damages nominal.
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THE BEAUTIFUL WIDOW MORGAN.

Among the ladies ut Barnum's City
Hotel during the Convention, was the
widow OF the redouotable John Nor
gan. She had not been long married ut
the time Of his death, and only re-
Gently taken of black. l saw her In
the parlor. where she was engaged In
an animated conversation with Senator
Doolittle. She was dressed In q de-
llcate shade OF lavender grenadlne,
bordered OH the ~flounces with black :
80 she may b. supposed in the last
shade Of mourning. In appearance
she 10 about the medium height, and
has a very delicate fl ure. There 10 in
her face, however. the ruddiest glow
OF health, and her step Is firm and
elastic. Her complexion Is that pecu-
liar brunette. 10 fine and clear, that
the course Of the blood show through,
like red wine In the cup. A proml.
nent nose gives character to a face that
1, sparkling and bright. Large, black
eyes, shaded by heavy lashes, and a
kiud, pleasant mouth complete tho
picture as she appears surrounded BY
her friends.-Cor. ". ]. Sun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-05
IMPORTANT MINING DISCOVERY.
From tho Reno Journal, August Sd

From tho Reno Journal, august 3d.
Some very fine specimens Of rock
have been LEFT on "a table by Mr..
John Poe. They were taken from the
Poe silver mining ledge. located lately
on the Peavine mountain, a few miles
north Of Reno. The ledge which he
discovered Is we'll cased with black
metallic casing. The foot wall he has
not found satisfactory, although he has
made a cut five feet wide by eight feet
long. For 4 distance of one mile 1t
crops out three times. The first lot Of
ore he took out, Mr.. Poe had assayed
In Virginia City and 1t assayed $73 20.
A second lot vas tried and proved to
be more valuable, assaying $l02 90
per ton. and this orc was found OH the
foot wall. The ledge was first dlscov-
cred OIL the 30th Of April, aud was
named Poe In honor Of the discovercr.
The finder was looking for gold ore Ill
stead Of silver, as there are ravines
lower OH the mountain that have paid
80 per day to the man. Not finding
gold In the ore which he had discoy-
cred he was disappointed and deter
mined to have IL assay cd. and to liis
great surprise the above showing was
made. The ledge rs we have before
stated, Is on the Peavine mountain,
northwest from Reno, and about q two
two hours walk from here.