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TO LET.

THE SOUTH HALF OF THE FASHION
Saloon building. on Main street, opposite
the GOLD HILL NEws office, ia offered for rent
on the most reasonable terms. II Ii an eligible
and commodious place for O store. saloon or
similar purposes. being fifteen by sixty feet In
size. and was recently occupied by J. c. Lock
wood as a tin store. For further particulars
.nnly st this Office deal n
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LEGAL NOTIFICATION.

SILVER City, LYoS COUNTY, NEv.
November ., 1872.
CHARLES f. DLL0NG TO JOHN SPRING,
Dr.. a. Agent Of the south Extension OF the
Columbia Gold and Silver Mining Company.
For moneys paid out, and work done in i'm.
proving said claim nom October 3lst, 1856, TO
October 3lst, 1872.
Amount due. 20
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CALEDONIA sILyRR MINING

y Company-LOcatiOn OF Works, Storey conn
", State of Nevada. Noticc.-Thcrc are dclin.
qucnt upon the following described stock. Oh
account OF assessment no. 81 levied oil the 9th
day of November, 1872, the several amounts set
opposite the names ofihc respective sharehold.
ers, as follows:
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MUSIC TEACHING.

T JACOBSON. PRoFEsSoR~~A
IL. OF Music, will give Lessons LfS
In that polite and popular accom- sS1
VIOLIN. GUITAR, CoRNET,
FLUTE and other instruments. He can be
found at his rooms In the International Hotel,
Virginia CITY, or pupils will be attended at their
residences, II desired. All the latest Waltzes.
Quadrillcs and other dancing music inst 70.
ceiyed and for sale. nolS I'm
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LEGAL NOTIFICATION.

SILVER CITY, LroN COUNTY, NV.
November o. ISL.
GEORGE SHERMAN 10 JOHN SPRING.
DR., a. A.en: Of the South Extension OF the
Columbia Cola and Silver Mining Company.
For moneys paid out, and work done in i'm
proving said claim from October 3lst, 1866, TO
october 3lst. 1872.
Amount .S4G5 so
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
UILL MINING com.

y papy. Location Of Works, Gold Hill,
Storey County, State OF Neyada. Notice IL
hereby given, that at Q meeting Of the Board
Of Trustees Of said Company, held on the oath
day OF December; 1872, an assessment OF W
ital stock OF said company, payable immedi-
ately, In United States gold coin, 10 the Secre-
tary, at the Office Of the Company, Room NO. ~
Ilayward's Building, No. 4ls California street,
San Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which aid assessment shall
remain unpaid on Tuesday. the 2Sth day Of
January, 1873, shall be deemed delinquent, and
will be duly advertised for sale at public auc-
ton, and unless payment shall be made before.
will be sold on SATURDAY, the ed day Of
February. 1888 TO pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs of advertising and expenses
Of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
W. L. DEAN, Secretary.
onico, Room No. 10. Hayward's Building 40
California street, San Francisco, Cal. dc21 I'd
NVERMAN SILVER MINING
u COMMUNICATION of Works, Gold Hil,
Storey County, State OF Nevada.-Notic Is
hereby given, that at q meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees of said Company, held on the 2lst day
Of December. 1872, an assessment NO. y OF Five
Dollars ($5) per share was levied upon the capt.
tai stock OF said Company, payable Immediately
in United States gold coin to the Secretary at
the Office OF the Company. In Morrow's Build
ing, No. Al California street, san FRANCISCO
California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Saturday. the 25lh day Of
January, 1872, shall be deemed delinquent,
and will be duly advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless payment shall be made be.
fore, will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the l2th
day of February, 1878, TO pay the delinquent as:
sessment. together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF Sale.
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
W. W. STETS0N, Secretary.
Oflce-Morrow's Building, No. 4l4 California
street San Francisco, Cal. de24 I'd
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-l DDREss AND CON-
RA FEssIoN OF J. F. GOOD,
E6 who cured himself, and printed
for young men and othery sufrcr-
ing from Nervous Debility. Lors OF Manhood,
Impotency etc, the effects OF lndiseretion and
Self sbuse; furnishing bis SELF.cCkE, and
seat free on receiving siamp or postpaid directed
envelope. Address,
JONATHAN F. GOOD.
Of Tyr Lock.box L,93I, San Francisco, Cal.
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Tho Necessity OF n visIt Overcom g..

Tho Ne.essity OF n Visit 0vercom .
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing in any part OF the State,
aowever distant. who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, aud who think proper
to submit a written statement OF such In prefer.
encc to holding u personal interview, are assured
that their communications win be held most
sacred, and the cure guaranteed.
All letters must be addressed to tie CORE
spending physician, thus:
BENZ. +. JOSSELYN, N. D.,
box 1851 0lS Sacramento street.
Between Montgomery aud kearny..
iyl 4: IL Saa Francisco. Cal.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

At SPECIAL MEETING OF wASHoE
n Engine Company. No. {, held November 2,
THOMAS Fl. QUlNLAN was unanimously
nominated for Second Assistant Engineer OF the
Virginia Fire Department at the ensuing cleo
tion.
CHAS. Il. DALEY, President.
S. z. pIcksoS, Secretary. delo II
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And In accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board of Trustees, made OF the 18th day OF
November, 1872, 30 many shares OF each parcel
OF said stock as may DO necessary Will be sold
at public auction. at the Salesrooms Of John
Middleton 4 Son. No. $40 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California, on SATURDAY. tho
llth day OF January, 1918, at the hour OF IL
o'clock n. Of raid day. to pay said delinquent
assessments thereon, together with costs of ad.
vcrtising and expenses OF sale.
DAVID Il. BAGLEY, Secretary.
ONCE Room 10, No. 40l California street.
San Francisco, Cal.
y. B.-Thc stock advertised abovc In the
name of A. X. Grim, Trustee, unlssnea, repre-
sents the delinquent stock Of the :" Baltimore"
Mining Company and Baltimore American
Mining Company, which has not been presented
for transfer into stock OF the Baltimore Con.
solidatcd" Mining Company.
DAVID Il. BAGLEY,
dc2l I'd Secretary Of the three Companies.
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UNITED STATES REGISTERS
SUMMONS.

TN THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Of the District of Carson City, Nevada
The People Of the United States to JAMES
GALLUP-Greeting: You arc hereby sum
moncd to appear before me, at my ONCE. In
Carson City, on the 18th day OF January, 4. d.
1SI3, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, TO answer the complaint
OF William Maxwell, ~ayerring your claim to Lot
No. IA, Block 4. Range 4, situated In the town
Of Gold Hill. Storey county, Nevada. to be un;
Just; and. then and there, do you show eause, II
any there be. why tho claim. OF SAID william
LEGAL, and be allowed to enter the said land
falling in which, judgment will be taken against
you.
To the United States Marshal, or deputized
citizen - Greeting: Make service ana return
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Dcc0m.
Der, A. d. 1872.
ADOLPHUS Waltz, Register,
dell m District Of Carson City, Nevada.
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Advertise your Brsint
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

" The man Who didn't believe In adre
tisins has gone into partnership with the sheri ;
and that official does the Advertising. tyS II
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NVRRNAN sILVER MINING

O0icc, Room No. 10. Hayward's Building, 40
California street, San Francisco, Cal. dc21 I'd
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JUSTICE MaNING COMPANY,

Office, as Montgomery street, San Francisco,
California. dcl4td
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Beecher on Prayer Meetings.

II you want to have prayer meetings the
most nourishing Of all the meetings Of the
church, beware how you introduce what is
called "propriety" According to the cur
rent notion, man must come into a pray
er meeting as if he had left every drop of
juice behind him. He must not smile. He
must not be glad to see anybody. He
must bot shake hands. He is going to
praise the Lord and we all know that the
Lord despises mirth And so the people
60 into prayer meeting, and sit down.
cold, solid, proper, solemn Then they
read chapter. And then they dole out a
hymn And then they mako a oct prayer.
Then they utter few exhortations to i'm.
prove the occasion. Then follow another
hymn and prayer And then they get up
and go home. The children do not ike to
go to prayer meetings, and that is an eyi-
dence of total depravity Was there ever
anything contrived to destroy the spirit Of
religion like that?
But it is asked, " Ia meeting where men
are happy, and smile, aud even laugh, do
you suppose the spirit of the Lord is pres
ent 2" | do. Do you suppose that in
such meetings men can have those deep
views Of sim those more awful views Of re-
sponsibiity, and those heart.stirring views
Of duty which tend to make real Christian
natures 2" | do. "Do you suppose you can
develop the highest types Of Christian men
in such meetings ?" | do. DO not know
whether you can develop great many of
them | never saw many of them under
any system; but as for me, | never, for
the sake Of developing one strong man.
will sacrifice thousand weak ones. And
every Christian system should be one that
takes care of the bottom as well as the top.
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Reflection of a Reformed Man.

The following is written by Mr.. Edward
Tivey, reformed drunkard, and valiant
worker in the cause Of Temperance:
No one can measure the depth Of degra-
dation to which drunkard will descend,
in order to satisfy his diseased craving for
drink. No family affections, no feelings o I
honor or decency can restrain him., lie
grows heartless, aud brutal to his wife and
children, negects, starves. and perhaps
beats tbemi and in too many cases, ends by
deserting those who should be his chief
care, and leaving them paupers upon the
town. He is sure TO lose his work, and
when dismissed by his boss, he will try and
run in debt everywhere, until credit he has
none, aud then sell the very clothes of bis
back, to procure the demon, drink. He
will spend his time in drinking and back
biting, aud running down temperance meu
generally. God help such What mis-
cradle way to live! 1t is sad to see men
fooling themselves away and dying like
weeds in the gutter, when they might be
upright, healthy, loved, and useful men, a
benefit to themselves and Others, Health
is too precious, and manhood too noble to
throw away like this, and life is too sweet
and valuable to be drugged by the poisons
compounded, and now sold as liquors 1t
is horrible thought that more than a
thousand Of our countrymcn and women,
are slain by intoxicating drink every week
Before using such poison, every man should
go in for driving King Alcohol into eternal
Punishment. rl or.i if0rr
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For the Nnung,
From Our Young Folks for January
CRACAING NIrs

~
When the snow Is drifting, sitting
Through the leailess maple boughs,
AMI the saucy wind Is lining
All the latches in the house,
Isn't u fun, boys, ~ sit by the ffe,
With all the good nuts that you can desire,
And Fanny or Kate
To I'LL up your platei
While tho hammer goes whack whack, whAok
At rattling pace
On the aat-lron's face,
The hickory nuts 10 crack.
When The rcd flames, dancing, glanciag
Up tho sooty chimney aue,
seen rin NE summer ightnlng lanclnE
Isn't v iun, girls, TO ut In the light
Oi such bright IRE, on such arOugh night
And find In the fame
Your fortune or namei
While the hammer goes whack, whack whaeki
Alta rattling pace
On the aat-irou's face
The hickory nuts to crack.
In his armchair smoking, Joking,
GRANDPA tells US Old-tims stOries.--
How the Yankees, wanting no King,
Conquered George and all his tories.
%, Isn't Il nun, hoys and girls, 10 know
That our Ernndiathcr lived 50 long ago,
And that he can tell
old stories 20 wcli
While the hammer goes whack, uhack, whaok
On the hat-rOn's face,
The hickory nuts TO crack.
In her arm m-chair, noddlng, poddiu
with her needles, grandma sees
Through the smoke-wreaths grandpa hoodiug
Our young ears with tales Ike these,
And o. boys, Isn't n fun 10 behold her
Trying 10 set herself up for a scolderi
For that double chin
Won't let her begin
And now the old lady
u laughing already
While the hammer goes whaok, whaek, whaok,
~ tattlng pace
On the tlat-ir0n's face,
The hickory nuts to crack
Let the north-vind rattle, battle
Rake the trce-tops shake the doors
We will sing and lau gh and prattlo
Whore the cheery hearth-hre roarsg
For, boys and girls, 1t is fun 10 gather,
On stormy night In wild winter weather,
Round the warm bright tide
OF the chimney-side,
While the hammer goes Whaek, whack, uhack
Al rattllng pace
On the natlrous face.
The hickory 10 crack.
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1laiscplla
MARCH.
NJ WILLIAM CULLEN nRrast

NJ WILLIAM CULLEN nRYaEr.
NE stormy March Il come NJ last,
With wiud, aud cloud, and changing skies
hear the rufhing Of the blast
That through the snowy valley dies.
All, psssiog iow are they who speak,
Wnd, stormy month In praise Of thee,
Yet though the winds NJ loud and bleak.
Thou art welcome month 10 me.
For thou to northern land again
The glad and glor Gus sun dost bring,
And thou hast Joined the gentle train
And weatst the gentle name OF spring.
And In thy reign Of blast and storm,
Smiles many long, b ight, sunny day,
When tho changed winds arc soft and warm,
And heaven puts on the blue " May.
Then siLg aloud tho gushing rills.
From winters durance Just set froe
And brightly loaping down the hills,
bcgiu their journey 10 tho sea.
The years departing b auty hides
Of wintry storms the sullen threat
but In thy stcrnest froWn ahides
A look u kindly promteyet.
Thou bnns'st he lope u thi Sc calm skies,
And that sun time Of sunny showers,
Wheu the wide bloom on earth that lies
S ems Of a lighter world than ours.
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cLAREScE's STORY.

Clarence was bunorv vbs, bs .,.-,sd eo
the raiIroad station Friaav noon hnt m,
was Of liulc momsnt FL wonld oom,
back. he tbougb, in a ssv minute. an,
dinner was ali ready wa;,ino for ri. G.,ho
and brothers TO return from Their iabor
As he looked into m, nasssncsr.room n,
ticket agent was bu,v selling iiete,, sor =,
out. going train. 80 Clarence went mon n,
nlatform 70 wait until he cou,d oet a chan.,
10 osk for a timetable A oumber % rra;,
car, were ,tapdinu upon n track nsas bv
One of them had been u,ed 10 carry corn
and II. foor was streun With ,hs lon, hi,
Kernel. thai had grown in tbs far f.rt;l,
West,
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To be complete men we want much more
power Of emotion, much more love, human
and divine, than is allowed in our scheme,
Of education. But we want it not as oul
master, but only as our helper. Reflective
man must be the lord Of the instructive
emotions. Feeling masters the savage child
but the well-grown man is self-mastered
and rules his feelings, not they him. The
feelings may be made the end Of man.
spiritual experience he may stop the emo
tion and 60 no farther. Such men remain
children. If man cultivates his affcc.
tional feelings, and does not put them to
their natural work. then the feelings become
siekly and morbid, and d9indle into mere
sentimentalism, So the religious feeling
may suffer similar estoppel, and dwinde
into mysticism and mere quietism. Men
often women, may have great warmth ol
feolipg--love Of God, trust in God, rever.
ence for God, delight in God, prayer to
God, thought Of God-which yet has NO
influence on the life. II bends the knees,
keeps Sunday idle, crowds the meeting
houses, but never opens the purse towards
the poor, nor turns the capitalists money
to building reasonable tenements for them
When men seek religion as means Of
pleasure, to cultivate emotions Of truth
and love of God for their own selfish de.
light, il becomes as fatal TO them as the
gaming house, the drinking shop or the
brothei The very inquisition was built
up by men who rioted 10 mere voluptuousncss
ofreligious emotion AID stopped there. These
are the dangers Of wrong cultivation Of
the feelings.---[Theodore Parker.
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.nral Sc II eliginus.
- :
TRUST.



know not II or dark or bright
Shall be my lot
II that wherein my hopos delight
BE best or not.
10 may be mlno 10 ding for years
TOils heavy chain
Or day aud night my meat le tears
On bed OF pain
Dear itces may surround my hearth
with SMILES and glee
Or may dwell alone, and mirth
he strange tome.
Ny bark Is wafled nom the strand
BY breath divine,
And on the helm there retts hand
other than mine.
One who has known In storms to sail
have on board
Above the raging Of the gale
have my Lord.
lie holds me whom the billows snlts
I shall not fall
II sharp IT'S short, n long, itis Iixht
lie tenpcrs all.
Safe 10 The land safe ~ the land
The end Is this
And then with Him 20 hand 10 hand
Par into bliss.
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WOMEN AND Mss. = Adyerting to a
wicked saying, that few women have the
virtues Of an honest man, Mrs Montagu
maintained that little Of the blame thereof
falls on the men, "who are more easily
deluded than persuaded into compliance.
This makes the woman have recourse to ar
tiiice to gain power, which, as they have
gained by the weak ness or caprice Of those
they govern they are afraid to lose by the
same kind of arts addressed to the same
kind of qualities ; aud the fattery bestowed
by the men on all the fair from fifteen,
makes them so greedy Of praise, that they
most excessively hate, detest, and reviIe
every quality 10 another woman which they
think can obtain it," This is the censure,
or judgment, be it remembered, on last CEN
tury ladies!
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THR NE IL


Under the shady boughs the gentle bird
SITS silent ffon her hreast no song Il heard
No Joyous chant a. morning Wings the dew,
Ony mlnt twiterings 10 her happy mate
- he mounts up his "natins 10 renew
But iar from sad her lone and silent state.
She hears his music a. II pours along,
She feels with him tho rapture ~ Ms song
And imagcd In her bright httentyeeye
Are woods, and dalcs bright sun. and azure sky.
She knows them all. lie rlses. sports, and sings
but love gives her more treasures than his wing.
Men praise the singer with rhymcd words
lie Knows not Of she hears The little birds.
No anxious thought henccfOrth is ever spared,
TN, with her mate and young all heaven s shared
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The Bible Grows with One.

If you come to Holy Scripture with
growth 10 grace, and with aspirations for
yet higher attainments. the book grows
with you, grows upon you. 1t is ever be-
yond you, and cheerily cries Higher
yet Excelsior - Many books in my Ii.
brary are now behind and beneath me
read them years ago, with considerable
pleasure-l have read them since with
disappointment-I shall never read them
again, for they are Of no service to me.
They were good in their way once, and so
were the clothes | wore when L was ten
years old; but have outgrown them---I
know more than these books know, and
know wherein they are faulty. Nobody
ever outgrows the Scripture the book
widens and deepens with our years. 1t is
true, it cannot really grow, for it is per.
feet; but it does so to our apprehension.
The deeper you dig into Scripture, the
more you find that it is great abyss OF
truth The beginner learns four or 1--WE
points Of Orthodoxy, and says: 81 un-
derstand the gospel, | have grasped the
Bible" Wait bit and when his soul
grows and knows more Of Christ, he will
confess "Thy commandment is exceeding
broad-I have only begun to understand
it'--Smrgeoa. n s,tss
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PURCHASERS OF SAW MILLS

are notified that we have commenced suits in the
the I. S. Circuit Courts against CoLE, BuGBEE 4
Co., Lebanon, N. H., LUKE BuzxELL, 81. Johns
bury, VI, and p. @. CANDIES Co., New York
selling agents Of Belknap, Ely Co, NorthHcld
VII for infrlngments Of patents granted Dennis
Lane for improvements In Circular Saw Mills
The public is cautioned against buying hllls oI
Set Works manufactured and sold by the above
named parties, any other, In violation OF oui
rights, as We shall prosecute inflpgers 20 the full
extent OF the law, and hold purchasers Of infrp g
ing Mills or Set Works responsible for the use ol
the same.
Our patents cover improvements In head-hlockI
generally, setting devices, dogging devices, ta
pering devices, and iriclioual set works.
Descriptive pamphlets sent to any address, and
copies Of Lanes patents furnished upon request
LANE, PITKIN 4 BROCK,
53-tf Montpelier, Vermont.
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| say, Pompey," said one freedman to
another, dis chile has tried lots OBJ gift
fares and tipgs fur prize, but nebber could
draw anything at all.'' Wen. Jim, I'd
wise you to try haud-cart; de chances are
. toussud to one dat you could draw dat"
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ESTABLISHED 1860.
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BY y. 6& j. M. POLAND.
Special nntices.
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Tor coughs, colds and sore throat Try at once and
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HEMENwAYs HISTORICAL
aAzErrEER oF VERMONT.

The second volume Of the above work is now ready,
and may be hal of the subscribers 10 paper covers
or bound In any style which may be required Also,
the hrstyoune, or any part thereof can he furnished
and subscriptions Will De received for the entire work
Also parties having the 6rst volume In numbers and
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hew advertisements,

DROBATE COURTS.-Until further
Il notice, the Probate Courts for Washlng gton Dis.
trct will be held At the Office In Montpelier, on
nected with the Office should be addressed 10 the un-
dorsigned at Montpelier
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Decs mher /. 1870 f7.u