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s..y MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA. !.
Its man, natural attractions can m :" MI ~
and or,ameptcd ~ ~ reuder this eoinpara''"'
sa Ts s, r. GOODRICH. NJ D., Of es,'in'"''
mT TrEMs - Der day, $is per 9ssg. ~
month: for eposth Of June &C. Sn1b KY elee,
tn and over Two years GIG anq SaW tuNAN.
4 CLERKS: c. Ml ,OHEStfAIN, " Willy !, s.tm
W-iulk,ar 4. ROSE. ----->--.s = ---.- :
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Piedmont and Arlington Life insurance
Compauy-sales of AZ shares AZ. ;.....,. Us
Old Dominion Iron and Nall Works
Company. AVE. - - :
Jumes River and Kauawha Packet
Company-sales 80 shares a. ......m
Virginia steamship and Packet Com -
Aoo'' W ~"
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THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

IEAK-wILSON. Oct. It'll in Iainbertville, by Rev
John $. IIesler WILLIAM q. LEAK, of Trenton, to An
Ma Z. WILSON, Of Taylorsville Pa.
STOUT-SKINNER.-Sep 24th, at the residence
of Peter Cramer, of New Hampton, by the Rev.. John
b Kugler, SAMUEL STOUT, Of EyerttstowD, and MARY
JANE SKINNER, of junction. q
LAIR-STRYKER.-Septem nth, at Pittstown. by
Rev, ]. q. Williamson, ANDREW b. LAIR and AMELIA
STRYKER, both of Pittstown
ARD-BUcHANAN.-sept 23d, near Sidney, by the
same ALSAn II. b. cosARD, Of Clinton and HELEN v
BUCHANAN, of Franklin t5 Il 555 81 M
Observation-Disclosures Pennington, Sept. 25th, by
Rev. r. T.. yassar, GARNET s. CoNovER, OF Hopewcll
Il and MoLIIE +, LIsByRG, of Lahaska Pa. 'tqe 80
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.esss.
! Tho Vienna Exposition appears TO nav
been sad financial failure. The cerrespon
dents tell US that whilst eighteen miiiior
forms were expended upon the buildings the
decorations of the ground the carrying on OF
the Exposition and other auxiliary matters,
but two millions Of dorins were received
This would Indicate a loss Of about eight mil-
lions of dollars. Making allowances now
ever, for exaggeratioiis in the statcmen. Of
loss, which is probably not SO much as TINS
The evidence is still strong that the EXPOSE
ion at Vienna has been great nhahciai
allure. and it is quite doubtful whether the
money spent in that city by the influx of
oreign visitors win equal this loss or even APP
roximate 1t. Hts.E
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srocKros, N. j., Oct. Sd, 1878.


M, 1,,,,ron Nv attention was called tt
an item in yoir locals of last week. retiring
TO the Mutual Building and Loan Association
~ s,ecLtou The author of the item referred
n savs n Il "A Shave Shop" and that it viii
.sbave q mans pocket as clean as the barber
next door doss his face. y Now we deny the,
assertion as being entirely false We claim
orr association to be free from anything IKE
n sssfaye shop" and if our money sells Tor
heavy premiums, am sure that is no dis
credit to the Association. We offer our mon
ey ut public auction and therefore compel no
one to pay the premium unless he chooses SO
todo. And as to the way our Association is
conducted. 1t was organized for the benefit
of tie working class. In our organization /
our committee called upon the Secretary and (
Treasurer Of the Mutual Building and Loan /
Association of your city for instruction and
advice. Both gentlemen gave us the benefit
of their experience, which was taken as a
corner stone for our foundation. We do not
suppose that any of your numerous readers
would for an instant think that those gentle
men would advise us to open regular shave
shop"
We think we have said enough to prove our
Association is clear Of the insinuations cast
upon 1t and hope your Brookyille correspon-
dent will hereafter let our Association alone,
as we will venture to say we have never laid
anything in his way.
STocKHoLDER.
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DEATHS.
EARLY LIN. Lambertylc. n, j., October 2nd, 1879
FRANCIS J. EARLY, in the oath year of his age. So.

EARLY I'm Lambertyille, n, j., October 2nd, 1879
FRANCIS J. EARLY, in the oath year of his age.
let me 90 cannot tarry
Angles wait my soul to carry,
Brother, sister, weep not so,
- you love me, let me so.
Gone, but not forgotten.
coRsON-In Iambertville N. J., September 30, 1873,
Cora infant daughter of John and Mary Corson aged
6 weeks Ife#e
YoUNG--At Milford, September 18th, WILLIAM b,
youngest of Jacob $. and Martha Young, In the
+ 10th year of his age at aH u
AGIS-In phfadefphTa, Aug.3i. 1879 ISAAC p kerN,
formerly of Pennington, in the 10Th year of his age
sIIEPPERD-In Sand Brook, Sept. II, WILLIAM SHEr-
PERD, SEM aged 81 years and 6mos.
RUNK---In Philadelphia September %, 1873, HARRY
BARcRoFr son of Fanny Il. and late Peter Ten Brool
Runk. of Kingwood Township Hunterdon County
aged 20 years.
| CURrIS--At Pineville, Bucks Co. Pa september ~
1873 UzINNA, widow of late Benjamin Curtis, ofKing
wood Township, Hunterdon Co.. aged 10 years.
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The most Unhappy Person in the world is
the Dyspeptic. Everything looks dark and
gloomy lle feels ssout of sorts with him
self and everybody else. Life is a burden to
him. This can all be changed by taking Per-
uyian Syrup IA protoxidc Of from. Cases of
81 years. standing have been cured BY it.
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GB The local news and communications
crowd out all editorial matter and generat
news. We are also compelled to Jay over "ii-
til next week a portion of the list OF pici'i-
ums awarded at our late county fair.
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One day recently it is said, the wheat cars
which arrived in Chicago would have made a
continuous train over twelve miles long
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Missionary Society of the Presbytery of New
Brunswick held their first annual Convention
at Pennington, N. J. 1t was an occasion of
very great interest to those who attended.
The representatives of the auxiliary socie-
ties in the different churches were met at the
depot by committee Of ladies from the
Pennington Presbyterian church and escorted
to the place of meeting.
A large number of ladies' prominent men,
bers of the churches, were found to be present |
at the opening of the convention at half
past ten A. M. Sixteen churches were repre-
sented in the audience. One or two which have
societies working in connection with this
Presbytcrial organization had failed to send
delegates Asm
There arc nineteen auxiliary societies or
bands constituting the Presbyterial Society,
and it was stated that one in four of all the
female members of the churches engaged
in this organization, which is proof of the
strong hold it has upon their hearts.
1t is expected that other societies will be
speedily organized and that in many of tile
Sabbath Schools, mission bands or circles will
M
81. ,,,s - ~ Dc,
byterial Society, 81, 1925 had been raised for
the foreign mission cause during the past ifs
cal year, although it is proper to state that the
s.sa nv.
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lo 49, - s - - .,.,a -. 49,. !,
""1' ~ W o"' 80 'i"i
-, 80, 10. sa.aa.t - IN a. a,nn.hos ~.
81 90 -. ~ -, :.
81. ~. :,
-,
49, ..s..s.s,, 49, -
49, as.,,,,sa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ia ;a..sa..S
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Ire 90 ~ a,,.;,,.s, e,,,,n;.at;nns owa tho;r
..;~.saa. - ~. L. 80 .,,a p,a.,,.,
-, 60. - a,.;,,.,,,, az ,.;.,a.. -
~. p..s,..s,.. &c NJ. p.s'...':.,. =, s...,,
- 49, ess......, rr,,. -. -,
i, no ,,,or,,;n, was .ddressea Nv tbo pros,'
A.. - ,,.,,.a ~ {,
.;sters 70 t,Js blesse,, work 91l0
Mrs Ha;nes one Of tho y;ca pres,dents NJ
do parent soo;etv 1, ph;,oao,nh;, ha;nu
,,rosent was also ;nv;ted 10 sneak and ,v,rn,,v
advoc.ted the maintenance Of the presbvte.
rio, oroan;zat;on---as calculated more directly
- interest the churches in the rood work. and
save the Woman's Board much labor.
Miss r A. Nassau who returns to her work
IN Africa. ON Saturday the nth inst, and Mis-.
F;sler Of Elizabeth Presbytery. lately an
pointed to labor at Beyrout, Syria, were pres
ont and added much to the interest of tbs
meeting by their remarks. A letter was alsc
road from Mrs. s. L. Hcndricss, who went
from the Stockton church to Cosisco, Africa
last April. The letter was full of christian
ioy at being permitted to work for Jesus in
that benighted land, and tho measure of en-.
,,o,,ro convent seerned full when IL was report
0ou," -e -. -. ,,au,has =,
ca ena' a''osno. .'on, o"' H'
the Copper Hill band, had ohered hersen iot
the blessed cause At noon the large number
,ssaob,ed were entertained with n bon s,ful
.,"s...,ss -, tha Lina,ess s. tbo
coaiaaon p'oy'oa ~ NV ~ -
ladies Of the Pennington Presbyterian Gnu en-
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The Masons of Phillipsburg and vicinity are
contemplating the erection Of large hall.
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CHURCH FOR SALE.

rryIIE Trustees OF the New Hope NJ = Church, offer
J. their old church at Private sale This Is good on
poTtunity for the citizens of New Hope to secure what
they have long wanted-A Public Hail. At little es-
pense il would make good building for that purpose
For further particulars apply to
Sept "a 1s73.-ft.
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w A N-T Fl d

n Farmers and Farmers Sons during the Fall and
lUU Winter months to do business in their own and
adjoining townships Business respectable, easy and
pays we'll For particulars, address s S. SCRANTON
CO., Hartford, Conn, "a q "a laaat4 81 s 4fs
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The Best Paper.

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THE
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Co1nmbia Classical Institute

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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Connection is made at Manunka Chunk with Delaware
Iackawanna 4 Western Railroad. AT Lehfgh junction
with Lehigh Valley, rehigh & Susquehanna Morris 4
Essex and New Jersey Central Railroads AZ lambert
vile with Pennington Railroad As Somerset function
with Mercer Somerset Railroad, and ct Treaten with
trains to and from New York, Camden, Sc. ssssi
For further information time tables which can be
obtained at the ticket Offices
A. j. CASSATT, ID N. BOYD, Jr.
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
f. w JACKSON Genl Sap'f, U. r. II. Of N. ]. DIV.
]. A. ANDERSON, Supt. Belyidere Div. ~
Jan. I, 1878.
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Commissioners, Sale Of
VALUABLE REAL EsTATE!e

YYyIIE subscribers, Commissioners, appointed by the
Orphans Court Of the County Of Hunterdon, ~ d-
vide the real estate Of JOHN SALTER, deed VIII by
virtue Of subsequent order Of said Court sell the same
Mt uhlic ycndue,
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H. B-The Administrators 81 John saiter, deceased
will sell lot Rails and Posts ana some oiher assiefs
st the sane TING and place of selling the Real Estate
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BUILDING FELT.

mo Tar used) for outside work and inside instead Of
plaster Felt Carpetings, &c. Send two scent stamps
for Circulars and Samples. G. J. FAY, Camden, N. j.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-01

FAMILY GROCERY SronE.-Hurlsy &
Hanifan, Main street, Gold Hill. In
the brick building next to the Court
House. keep about as 1ine = stock Of
family groceries and provisions as
anybody, aud at as low prices for cash.
All their goods are first class, there
fore, good satisfaction Ia given. and
they have o fine run of custom. When
you want to find something choice In
the way OF wines and liquors. Hurley
& Hanifn just have 1t. They deliver
goods to customers free of charge, and
by their accommodating, yet straight
forward, business-like course since they
started here IN Gold Hill, these gentle
men have secured the good opinion Of
all dealing with them. Read their ad.
vertlsement In another column, and
piyO them n call,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-01

Margaret Pagan Is under arrest,
charged with forging Endorsements on
drafts In favor Of Mrs. Charlotte
Thompson, in the sum Of $1.730.
The storage Of petroleum and Its va
rious products In the city, In quantities
larger than $50 gallons. is prohibited
by an order Of the Board OF Supervis-
ors passed last night.
The Bogart habeas corpus case comes
up at II A. n. 1t Is stated by one Of
the counsel In the Ease that the defense
will probably move for a further con-
tinuance.
Professor Coe feels considerable con-
Germ for the safety Of his partner, Prot.
Lay. When last cen the balloon was
at an enormous hight, going ea'terly
with great rapidity.
Judge Hoffman has decided. and OIL
review, Judge Sawyer, Of the United
States Circuit Court, confirmed the de-
cision, that creditors Of a bankrupt
corporation. who are stockholders, are
not entitled to preference over credi-
tors who are not stockholders.
The case OF R. D. Bogart came be-
fore the Circuit Court at IL A. NJ, when
By consent Of all the counsel the mat
ter was continued till April IL.
Gold, 1l7AlGll7k greenbacks, $50
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PuorooRArH1c.-As will be seen by

PHoroaRAPHIc.-As will be seen by
notice under the head Of Births" J.
&. Sutterly has become the happy dad
of another nice little daughter. His
Photographic gallery keeps up Its
reputation. Joy reign 8 within. the
festive soul Of j. K, and he congratu-
lates the whole world on this happy
episode.
ORE SmrNENT.-One hundred and
eleven carloads of ore we're shipped
over the Virginia and Truckee rail-
road yesterday. to the Silver City and
Carson river mills, from the Hale q
Eorcross, Crown Point and Belcher
mines.
CROWN POINT CABLEs.-On board
the steamer Idaho. which was towed
into San Francisco harbor In a disabled
condition. were three large wire cables,
manufactured In England for use In
the Crown Point hosting works.
AT Work AaAlN.-rhe festive John
I. CHM has recovered from the cpl
zootic sufficiently to 60 back to Ills
localizing Oh tho Virginia Chronicle.
John Is a good egg. He had the horse
disease worse than Ben Stern.
FREIeur.-The receipts of freight at
the railroad depot, Gold Hill, since
yesterday. amounted to twenty-five
carloads of coal and n Of salt.
WET NURsE.-An excellent oppor-
tunity in tho way of infant nursing Is
offered In our advertising columns to-
day. Read.
THERE Is q dispatch In the Western
Union Telegraph office. Gold Hill, for
Samuel Hart.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-01
Representative Brssks' Life Des.
paired or

Mepre9eutatiVe nrookh LILO wv
paired Of
NEW York, March Sl.-A T'ribune's
Washington special says Representa-
tive Brooks Is so low to-day that his
friends are very anxious about his re-
covery. He has not been able to leave
his room for three weeks. His form
aud features have become 10 emaciated
that he Is scarcely recognizable. He
had hopes to be able to 60 South for
relief, but unless he improves shortly
the trip will be abandoned, as he Is
unable to leave his residence.
Funeral sf ex-senator Dixon.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, April 1.-The
funeral Of ex-senator James Dixon
was largely attended to-day.
Railroad Lands.
In the Supreme Court to-day the
right to tax lands granted by a road
where that corporation has not OBJ
tained a full title was decided. The
question arose In reference 20 a case to
which the Kansas Pacific road was a
party. The charter Of this road re-
quires the cost of surveying aud con-
veying lands in question to be paid
to the United states by the Railroad
Company or By a party in interest be-
fore the final patent shall be Issued.
It further directs that all lands not
sold by the Railroad Company within
three years, to be open for sale to bona
fide settlers at a minimum price Of
81 % an acre, the money to be paid to
the United States by the Railroad Co.
The Supreme Court holds that a State
cannot tax such lands for two reasons.
First, II 1t could tax them and sell
them for delinquency, the United
States Governments right to receive
the cost Of the surveys and
conveyance before losing Its title to
them would be interfered with, and
second because 1t would interfere with
the right of settlers to purchase lands
at minimum prices.
lnspectisn Tssr.
WASHINGTON, April Inspector
General Hardie will leave early In
April for a tour Of inspection on the
Pacific coast.
Postal Car Qacssien.
The Postmaster General has prepar-
ed q letter to Railroad Presidents ex-
pressing his readiness to appear before
the Senate Special Committee. At the
same time they shall be present and
state their arguments on the postal car
| question,
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BY n CABLES.
Sterling Rxehauge.

LONDON, March 3l.-rhe Times, In
a recent city article, states that specu-
lation In sterling exchange was going
on In New York on a gigantic scale,
and that estimated loans to the amount
of twelve million dollars existed.
A subsequent telegram from New York
showed that the Times estimates were
exaggerated, and stating further that
the bankers there were Of the opinion
that the loans were considerably inside
of five millions. The Times Of to-day
alludes to the contradiction, and ex-
plains that the statement In Its article
was based only on quotations In New
York papers, and on circulars Of Amer
ipnn hankers.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

Latest Patents and Improvements for the
Farm and Garden. Mowers. Reapers, Guilt
yators. Feed.Cutters. Harrowr, Farm MILF,
Planters, Harvestcrs, Thrcshers. and all articles
needed for farm work. Rare Seeds In large
variety. Norway Oats; the wonderful multi.
plying Egyptian Corn. 81 per hundred. etc. etc.
An money sent in Postofice Money Orders,
Registered Letters, Drafts. or by Express, VIII
DO at our risk, and are perfectly secure. SAFE
delivery OF all our goods guaranteed.
IAN old and responsible firm, that sell the
best goods at the lowest prices. and can be
relied upon BY our readers. Farmers Journal,
Nep York.
Address orders,
A. CATEL.EY, Superintendent
Cor. Greenwich and CourtLsndt sts., New York.
pntA 9n
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INTERNATIONAL C1oAn SroRK.-At this

INTERNATIONAL CIoAR STORE AT this
popular establishment In the Interna-
tional Hotel, C street, Virginia. can be
found the finest assortment OF genuine
Havana cigars, meerscbaum pipes.
cigar holders, fancy cigar cases, cut
lery, etc., at Wholesale and retail, at
the most reasonable cash prices. Also
all the most approval brands Of manu-.
featured tobacco. Scotch snuff and
other goods pertaining to a first class
cigar and tobacco store. Saloons and
general dealers supplied. mas
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-01

OMAHA DRAWING PosroSED.-At a
meeting Of citizens held at Redick's
Opera House, March 81, 1873, the day
OF drawing Of the Grand Gift Concert,
Ia aid of the Nebraska State Orphan
Asylum, was positively fixed by n
unanimous vote of those present for
May 20, 1873, the citizens present
pledging themselves to take all unsold
tickets remaining at that time. w. A.
SEAMLESS. General Agent, Pacific Coast.
Post Office box 81, Virginia City.
mh3l 1w*
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CLEANING OUT.-M. F. Waller, the
popular clothing dealer nearly oppo-
site the News Office Oh Main street, In
DR.. Halls new building, has COM
menced a grand clearance sale Of all
his splendid Winter stock Of clothing,
to make room for the Spring supplies.
the entire stock will be sold ut cost.
Now Is the time to get bargains ; pro-
fit or no profit, Waller Is bound to sell.
Drop In and select ar outfit at your
own price,
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RArFLE ron A FINE Coin WArcn.-

hAFFLE FOR A FINE GoLD
A genuine hunting cased gold watch,
the movements Of Swiss manufacture.
a good time keeper and In perfect run
ming order, is up for rattle at the Co
lumbus Brewery, a few doors north Of
the News office. There are only l25
chances at 81 a piece, and the winner
will get at least 500 IN value for the
investment Of 81. Who will be the
luCky man? .,.-
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MAKE MoNEr fast and honorably,

MAKE MONEY fast and honorably,
by at once applying for a territorial
right (which are given free to agents.
to sell the best. strongest, most useful
and rapid selling Sewing Machine,
and Patent Button Hole Worker, over
used or recommended by families, or
buy enc for your own use 1t Is only
IS. Sent free everywhere by express.
Address. for particulars, A. CATRLEY,
ESQ.,, corner Greenwich and Court
landt streets, New York.
nol4-6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-01

"BEHoLD how great a fire a little
matter kindleth." A cold 10 often
called a little matter. But 1t Is such
little matters that often lead to con-
sumption, disease and death. Do not
neglect a cold. 1t may be cured BY
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
which will also cure coughs, bronchitis,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-01

COLDS AND CoUaHs.-Sudden changes
of climate are sources OF pulmonary
and bronchial affections. Take at once
Browns Bronchial Troches, let the
cold. cough or irritation be ever so
slight.
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C,,h.,i. You,h, A,,nuItrd,

ROME, March 3l.-A party of Catho-
lie youths, one a native OF England,
while leaving church yesterday, were
attacked by some men who were lying
in wait for them and severely beaten.
The gensdarmes interfered and the as.
sailants fled. Two or three boys were
~ Wounded
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-01

DIR. ABoRN, Oculist, Aurist, Ca
tarrh, Throat and Lung Physician, and
operating Surgeon for chronic diseases.
Offices, laboratory and residence. 2l3
Geary street, San Francisco. jals 3m