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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-06
MADE MONEY ouT or HIS OF.
FICE.

We are sstonishsd. The Rsno Crss-
oe4t. in ~sulogizing the character Of Mr..
Hatch. the Independent nominee for
Lieutenant Governor. or rather in de-
Tending him against certain charges Of
betrayal Of his party and general sore
hsadsdnsss. says that he (HAich) "has
served a. Deputy United States Sur
vsyor and in that capacity accumulated
q few thousand dsllars." We repeat
that We are astenishsa; not that Hatch
has, through the favor Of the Rspuh-
lican party accumulated . few thousand
dollars, but that the Reno Crescent should
support . man who possessed money.
It has for a year past been the eardina
doctrine Of the Crescent that the posses
sion OF filthy luers is an objectionable
sin; that the ownership or control OIL
property by q candidate for office is IN
insurmountabls obstacle in the way Of
success. And Il has urged this argu-
m.nt net only against those who have
made money = out Of public ana
political Office. but also those who
have accumulated means by lsgit-
innate business pursuits. The Cres-
cent 10 an ardent supporter OF q
nan fer high Office who, it declares, has
made his money by IN Office given him
by the Administration. The Crescent
has also repeatedly said that no man was
worthy to be trusted who became wealthy
from the spoils Of Office. Its candidate
is in that very boat to-day. He would,
moreover. have still been a Republican
oaics-holder had the appropriation for
surveys not been reduced last Winter.
When his income dropped of his poll
tics suffered change. And that's what
ais many. other Independents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-06

HoS. VIZ. CASTOR. sI.Msyor OF Bos-
ton and a Democratic candidate two
years ago against washburn for Gov
srnor Of Massachusetts,. has been again
nominated for that Office. Gen. Banks
has also been nominated by the Demo-
Gratis and Labor Reformers a. = candid
al. for Congrssa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-06

And In accordance with law and m order OF
August, 1874, 90 many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock a. may be necessary, will be sold n
public auction, At the ONCE OF the Company.
Room Z, No toi California Ia street. San FrauciSco,
CAL, on FRIDAY. the 23d day OF October. 1874,
4 me hour o,ao,sloss :; r: o. such DAY. to p.y
cos,s Of advertising and expenses OF the ssle.-
DAVID A. JENNINGS, Secretary,
0fice-Room 4. No. toi California street. ban
Francisco. California. se6 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-06

ANEw DAnY.-ws were gratiisd TO
receive this morning an addition to our
list Of daily State exchanges. The Hum
boldt (winnsmucca) Register m to
us in a new form. It Is about the size
Of the Carson Appeal, and will be here
after publishsd daily. The Register is a
spicy paper. making up in quality what
BY the change, 1t loses in quantity.
The propristors and editors are good
eggs" and ws hope viii succeed in thar
new venture.
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m THE DISTRICT COURT OF

the United States for the District OF Nevads.
In the matter OF JOSHUA II. TUCKER, Bank
upt.-In Bankruptcy TO the creditors Of said
Bankrbpt's estate. Notice 10 hereby given that
pnrusnt 10 an order Of ssld United States Dis
creditors Of said bankrupt viii be held At the
once Of T. strsther. Esq.. Register IN Bank.
ruptcy for said District, In the Msdin building,
O street. VIRGINIA City. on the lfth day OF Oeto.
Der, A.. D. 1874. ct I O'Clock p. H.. for the pur.
poees named In the eth section Of 1.-THE Bankrupt
Act.
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BoSTWICK, ROBINSON 6 co.
O STORE,
Main Street, Gold Hill,

"INT GOLD AND SILVER
MI Mining compsny.-Location Of principal
place of business, san Francisco, Caiiornta
Location OF works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. State Of Nevada
Notce-There are delinquent upon the follow.
ing described stock, on account OF assessment
Ne. n, levied on the 18th day OF August, 1874,
the several amounts set opposite the names
NJ the raspectlye shareholders, As follows:
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,ss I'd A. L. EDWARDS, Assignee.


nEouLAR MEETINGS OF TAR NEVADA
IL Pioneers win Be held o. their Hall on the
Second and Fourth rUKsDAYs ofevery month,
JACOB YOUNG. IN, Prsident.
=. W. Kusrrn, Secretary. oce I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-06

KENTUCKY supports fivo lotteries be-
sides lots Of poor-houses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-06

The young women swimmers Of New
York are called the prettiost girls afost.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-06

sN has many tosls. but . lie il .
handle that Ats them all.
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LINCOLN HosE co. NO.. 3.

LINCOLN HOSE co. NO. g..
THE REGULAR MONTHLY <1%
L Meeting Of this Company will &ffA.
be held on WEDNESDAY EVEN. WYSG
ING, Oct. It'll. at half past
o'clock. A full and prompt attendance 10 re-
JOSEPH BIsH. Foreman.
v. LExrpY. Secretary. oc6 q
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STOREY COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC AND LIBERAL
TICKET.
Senator's,
r.
Assenbi,nen.

JNo. MecAusLAND, Jas. SINGLETON,
Z. w. kUsTKR, JAS MCKENZIE,
WILLIAM GRAY, RI. BRKED,
BART. CALLAHAN, o. Il. JOHNSON,
WILLIAM LEHI0H, YRRD. J. TITUS,
N. ". WALLER, q. II. CLARK.
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otate Ccutrat Ssm1bHe'
storey county = I. L. Requs. q. A. King
II. q. Maynard, E.s. Davis.
ormsby county-F. %stadtmuller, 8. T. swif'
Lander eounty-A. Il. shannon.
Lyon eounty-Dr. o. D. zabnskis. DR.. W,
Nys oounty-T. warburtou. ~ IIIu
washos county,. II. Kinkssd, c. Pown'
white Pine county-A. @. Cleveland.
Churchill county-wallaee 0ocdsli.
Douglas eounty-James W. Hainss.
Riko cosnty-P. n. Smith. J. ;. Msyhugh.
Eureka eounty-A. z. Davis, A. q. Turner.
Esmerslda county,. O. Mediation.
Humboldt county-N. 8. Thompson.
Lincoln county n. n. Tyrrsll, d. crittsnden
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NEW TO-DAY.

YELLOW JACKET ENGINE co..
NO. q.
THERE WILL BE A REGULAR it4Y
i Monthly Meeting Of the Mem. ~
bers Of this Company, At their~
Han, WEDNESDAY EvENlNG. .S@
oet. TIN, at halfpast I O'Clock. 49,
A full attendance 10 desired
A. Y. HAT, President.
4 n Secretary. oc6 q
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WHEREAS. The education of the h,i.
man mind is and sugh, to be considered the fsun.
datton on which we bald our hopes fnr tinic and
oternitv. ~ becomes us az living subjects to dc.
vote onr minds, hearts aud elections TO its sd-
vancement.
WHEREAS, The experience of the pnsi
plainly show. that IN all organizations in shich
the members aim ut the sane object Hovernei by
the SAME motives, singledoss Of purpose aud
unity OF action are required.
WHEREAS In order tp it,cOulrlish
these purrps.s ~ ts at,.,iutciv u.rc...,x ,h.,
thcio be an honrst and r,n,,e,sut pcrsnn nj the
head OF the e,iucstiop,i .aatr. on ,i,c rr,,,v ~
whom we can look with Tho utm,st con s.nc. m,
counsel and direction Th.reforc bc n w.
PesotreJ Tl,ot Ia p,or w., NJ,
81 ,.... g.. ~. m "a, ~. W ~ W..
I ~, ~, 49, 49, ''P'' We wv" w e'theSt ahd ein
ID, pnsoJnoy y'. ,;..,
~, ,,, '''' ~ ','' ~, ~ ~, " ~ w,
!" AZ a. Nv uu,,c, ~ NV nn" " s.n iutere-', "t 'ha,
~, !" ,"r ,ns n,s"es' ho" "i 'caehcfs' pupils amt
PesoJr"J T,at L. ,rJ,,,... h..
- -. ~, am ii". ',lH ,",'",''S h'Nv
,.n., nns,, v, ,nS,l, in,o ,he minus o'
,,,s Nv a., .nu ,, parh's. W. hnpoienef ~ No
,,' ~ ,n 'ne nietnou1 .i,eiehins, st well as W
~, W W W. ros. hhd thA'
~. " q, ~ u -, ~ sNors u,s'rIo, W 'he couii.
,be h, nds ~ ,schs, rcn, a , NC receives AZ
DesoIrcJ TL,i 10 nrJot e. i,.,.,a
A., -. :, .,,., 80 a., .t, y, "''"''
s,e o'us' y, c"usa,on ,notosihers urcc'nrsand
n va t iy" bi,, Iii me- " "nuTr "ups
iu,ur,ve the nnbIir n ,,is aud fr,,, yhirh nhii
CATION they cannot honestly rthcmarlvrs
VcsntrsJ Jh,, Ia ia, y,s,;,,,, ~ ~,
-rs,.,., ,...,,... ~ ., w ''l,H ScoHi'n W ,l'
.a' ,raoners iusuIs, ,n,rc NJ. pc'n hecilri I'm
f..r.' ~, ,h ny tne VNl a,tenu'nrc
,aa,ln.s y, r. n, W ,,H ,'rHc my5sN ~ ,no
r,nn,iir, Ne 60 a, ,,,,h ',, AZ e"'
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II. f. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron.

T.. r Knnkcl's cclc' rat"i Bitter Wine of Iron
viii cncctnally cure liver complaint, undire,
dyspepsia. ahronic or nervous debility, chronic
darrhnca, disease Of the kidneys, and all disr is
~ arising from a disprlcrrl liver, sinmich or
iutestihcs. such as constipation. Il itu'ence, in-
ward niles, fulness Of blood to the head, acidi,y
Of the stomach. nausea, hcarthurn disgust for
fnnd, fuuoss uf weight In the stomach, sore cruc.
tat!nns. sinking or il1't'fing at m" pit of the
stomach, swimming of the h,Ud, hurried or dim.
cult rrathing, nnttrrlng at the heart, cloaing or
suficatinp sensations When In n lyIng posture.
dinness 81 vision, dots ur webs before tho sight,
iull pain IN the head. drhcioncy OF PRECIPITATION,
yellowishncss of the -kin and eyes pain in the
siir back, head, chest, liniiS, ctr sudden flush
cs of heat burning Ia tue flesh, constant i'm gin.
ings Of evil. and great depression OF spirits.
Price 81 per bottle. Bc are Of coun'crfcits. Do
not let your druggist palm nif some othci prcpar.
ntiou Of iron he may say is rs good, hut ask for
Kmkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron. Take NJ other
Kunkei's Bitter Wine ut Iron - not sold lr bulk
only IN ~ hotties. T.. +. kunkrl, Proprietor,
No 25o North ninth n. Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by Druggists and dealers everywhere.
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MARREICD.

Jan. lj by Rev. w. Il. weisnd, at the parson.
age IN Binnerville. Harrison BrininFer and Miss
Sarah j, Schwartz, both OF Musser Valley.
Dec, 10, AMOS Hartman, of Bristol, ludiana,
formerly of near Center,llle Snyder 10. Pa o, aud
Miss Elyina Bloom, Of ofparkvilic, Mijhigan,
Jan. I, by samuel scholl. Esq, Daniel Reichcn.
hoch. OF Washington Twp, aud Mary Herrold,
of Union twp.
Jan. 4, by the same, Jacob shsrp and willim-
hue kauweI, both OF Washington Twp.
On the 2a'h uli, by Rev J, y ShihdeI, James
u Long aud Martha T.. Sanders bothof Centre.
VILE, this county.
We were glad 10 see our friend J iIu shove his
boat ont on tho ocean OF matrimony, and We
sincerely wish him aud HIS fair Mortha smoothe
sea aud calm weather, all through thcir Journey.
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wild oats grow best, it is said by
gaslight, and when bedewed with
champagne.
Our friend @. of Selinsgrove will ac-
cept our thanks for the substantial aud
Material interest he manifests in the
welfare Of The Post
II seems that the warm weather ST.
far this winter has had damaging ef.
feet on picked meat, from all drec-
tions we learn that great deal has
been spoiled in this section.
Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent
is marked down on the calender for
1874, as being the 22d day of February.
The same day Is honorcd as the ami
versary Of the birth of Washington.
Surveyor General, Robt. b. Beath
will accept thanks for copy OF Annual
Report. Superintendent Wickcrsham
will accept thanks for copy of annual
Report OF soldiers Orphans. B. f.
Burroughs, Esq. will alsoacccpt thanks
for public documents.
The importance of giving Sheridnn's
Cavaly Condition Powders to horses
that have been out in the cold rain
stoop in cyld wind, or drank too much
cold water. cannot be over estimated.
no man should he without them who
owns u good horse.
The Newport Neics man SAYS. in n late
issue, that his devil is seriously dispO4-
cd TO organize stock company to in
troduce gas into that ancient borough.
We think the editor would supply from
his internal arrangements all the gas
required To illuminate that town If the
devil would only apply, nightly. the
match to the Aperture in the editors
phiz.
Chuppcd Hands, face. rough skin, PIN.
pies, ringworm, salt-rhcum and other
cutaneous affections cured. and the skin
made soft and smooth. by using the
Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswcll,
Hazard Il Co., New York. BE certain
to get the Juniper Tar Soap. Us there
are many limitations made with COM
mon tar which are worthless.
The missing woman, Mrs Kcsslcr.
has turned up in Aaronsburg, Centre
county, Pa. Any further anxiety about
her may now he abated n il appears
she is fully able to paddle her own ca
noe. We are glad that her whereabouts
has been discovered, because ii relieves
her husband, Daniel kessler, who is
an esteemed citizen of Middlcrrcck
township, from further anxiety and any
aspcrities which might be cast at him.
We were pleased to sec, not long
since, in one of our of our exchanges,
some pretty severe remarks addressed
10 several persons who, during an in
tcresting LECTURE by Rev. Jno. :. b. Ab~
bott. kept II continuous ughing
which prevented many from hearing.
Pcoyle who can not refrain from caugh-
ing, had better stay away from such
places, or else take bottle of John
sons Anodyne Liniment with them.
OLD BEAVER AHEAD.--The Assessor
Of Beaver township, lately made Re-
turn Of his Assessment To the Com.
missioners, which shows the following
result:
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
SUMMER TINE TABLE.
Eight trains Daily to and from
Philadelphia aud Psttsburgh, and
Two trains Daily to and from
Erie Sundays Exceptcd.)

After Sunday. June 29ih 1873 the
Passenger Trains of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company will depart
from Harrisburg and arrive ut Philadel.
phis New York PitIsburg aud Erie as
follows.
EASTWARD
255-Philadclphia Express leaves Har.
risburg daily Lexccpt Monday ~ %
, IN and arrives at West Philadelphia al
q 55 q M, and arrives at New York at
10 ID q. m.
8 35-Fast line leaves Harrisburg daily
at 3 80 II m and arrives at West Philahel-
phia at Z ID IN. and New York at 10 25
o. m.
- 45--Lancaster train via Mount Joy
le1ees Harrisburg daily (except Sundry !
at Z As q W with through car for Philadel-
phis. and arrives At West Hhiladelphis at
IL 20 IN nj New York nj 55 pm.
s 55-Sou,bern Express leaves lIar-
risburg daily at $50 p M and arrives
Philadelphia at IL S5 p III and arrives at
New York at 3 90 pm.
IL 50-pacihc Express leaves Harris.
hurg daily nj II so am and arrives Al
West Philadelphia at SSO p m. and ar
rives at New York daily except Monday
at q 35p IN.
2cO--Elmira Express leaves lIarrisbu, g
daily Except Sunday at 90 p IN aud ar
rives at West Philadelphia at q 30 p m aud
arrives at New York at 10 IL NJ.
4 l--Harrisburg Accommodation leaves
Harrisburg daily texeept Sunday at 90
p u and arrive at West philadelphia ct
. 25 IN.
i5-Mail train leaves Harrisburg da
ly Except Sunday at s 40 p IN. arrives At
Philadelphia At u 20 am and at New
York at % p. NJ.
10 60-Cincinnsti Express leaves II r-
risburg daily at 10 90 ? IN and arrives at
West Philadelphia at . 80 u N and arrives
at New York at d 80 ? IN.
WESTWARD.
415-Erie Mail west, for Erie, leaves
Harrisburg daily atil loa N, arriving At
Erie at 30 pm.
I5-Erie Express west for Erie leaves
Harrisburg daily Except Sunday at 4 so
m arriving At Erie at 20 N.
35-The Soutbern express leaves Har-
risburg daily AT = SO a IN, arrives at Al.
toona at o 65 IN for breakfast and ar
rives at Pittsburgh at IL 80 p m.
eNAhN
daily at 4 90 u IN arrives ut Altoona at : %
m, for breakfast, and arrives Al Pitts
burg at l0pm.
Way Passenger Train leaves Harrisburg
daily at I 40 m arrives at Altona at . 90
IN for dinner aud At rt,sburg t = %
pm
Mail Train leaves Harrisburg daily lex
eept sunday al I so p IN arrives Al Alto.
na att 25pm
Fast Liae leaves Hgrrisburg daily [ex.
eept Sunday / at o 90 ? IN arrives Al Alto.
na at o 20 p. IN takes supper and arrives u,
Pittsburg al | % an.
II l6--phlsbarg Express leaves Harris.
burg daily texeep, Sunday AZ II sS y m
arrives Al Altoona a. 4 90 N, aud ar.
rivss at pitishury At 3 10 u m.
~ t6--ciacinnati Express leaves har
risbarg daily texeept Saturday, att 10
= M arrives AZ ALI enA ~ Z % . W aSUsr
rivss At rh,sbarS ats ioam,
Al CASuETr pM hoyp IT,
osnsrst Manager usnf PASSENGER As't,
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---Cndcr the new Constitution parties
applying for any local legislation must
advertise the same at least four weeks
in advance of its introduction, in the
newspapers of tie section affected, or
from which it originates. All the
provisions o.. the bill must bc advertised.
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Trains SoTthwlrl-Duftin Express, leaves,
WiilitinprJrt, daily except Surihg's, A-r's At
Harrisburg, PLill II,Ium ore and Washington,
daily, except ~uudsys.
Eimita Nlil leaves Ni12lrl fail. Eurllo, n.
mira and " iiliamsIurt, dstl, except ~uuJuss
AIRS Bt hcrfishurg, rhi'uc baltimore an1
Nashtnhtou, iai except S1nltys.
Harrisburg Accom-. leaves Nlngra vale EuN-
all, Rochester, tsnindngut, Elmifa ant VIII.
ismspgrt, taily eAcptt sunday. ArTlycc st
harrisburg, Plilai and Baltimore, daily eI'
cert sundays.
Erie MsiI leaves rric. daily, excep, Sundays
Arrives at Harrisburg, Phila., baltimore aui
Wellington daily except sundays.
Ttains Northwsrd Erie Mnii, leaves wash.
ington, Bhliimoro. philadrh1it ami Hnrr! ,Lurg
daily except, Sundays. Arr At wiluamslprt,
Elnira, Ciutni1sul R0ehr,ter. Runslo, Mag.
arr falls and Erie daiiy except >nuilys.
Ronova, Accom-. leagcs Hrrrsburs, daily eG
cent sundays.
Elmra Mau, leay = Washington. Ba'tinora
Philadelphia and HsrrI.uurg. daily, except sun
days. Art's az Wul!tmsPprt tlinirN, BIgt'0
AMI Niagara fals, daily except Sundays.
Buffalo Express, lea - NhsLlnstrn, Rrl,i
more, PhllhdelPuia aGi .rr.sourg daily
except SgnIays,
A ! CA.-A1r.
General NanI.er.
Harrisburg, Zee ~, lII3.
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Life has few Charms for the Dyspoptic.
which is not to bc wondered ut when
we take into account the amount of
bodily and mental suffering that this
distressing nlalady generates. The
Peruvian Syrup IA protoxide of ironl
has cured thousands who We're suffering
from this disease.
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For THE Posr.
THE partnership heretofore existing
between A. S. Hclirich & Henry Has
singer in the mercantile business. at
Banncrville, was mutually dissolved II
short time ago, and il now under the
direction and supervision of our wor-
thy and esteemed friend 4. :. Hell
frich. Mr.. Helfrich isa young man of
promising business talent and qunliti-
cations besides this he is quite an cs-
timable gentleman and is inst the right
man IN he right place. We heartily
congratulate our young friend in his
undertak king wishing him more than
success in all his business relations.
West BEAVER.
DONATION. On Thursday evening the
9Th inst. the friends of Rev. A. Graul
tpasior of the U. b. church,, at Middle.
burg, gave him quite surprise. In the
evening before meeting the aforesaid
friends were seen aocking to the church,
Iaden with Hour, meat, groceries and ma.
ny things necessary TO sustain life, SO
mat when it was time TO open services
there was quite quantity brought in
On entering the church the Pastor was
greeted with o presentation address by
Dr. J. Y. Shindel, TO which he responded
In very feeling speech, convincing the
audience that " II is more blessed to give
than to receive. Tho donation amounted
TO over 500. including o very seryicabie
overcoat. which no doubt, comes in very
apropo, in this cold weather.
A Juniata county paper of last week
contains the following "a mysterious
occurrence took place ut the residence
OF Solomon Kaufman, who resides
about two miles south of McAlcrster-
vile, on the night of the 30th ult. Mr.
Kaufman is unmarried, and as our
informant related, sleeps on the first
hoor. On the night above stated, he
vas awakened 10y II loud report min
gled with the sound of breaking glass.
lie sprang out of bed, but saw nothing
living and heard no noise; but pane
OF glass was broken out of the window,
and the glass lay on the floor. lie con-
lectured that stone had been thrown
into the room. None, however, was
found. In the morning he requested
the housekeeper to examine the bed
ding and the whole room carefully for
the supposed missile. The housekce-
per did rs instructed, and to her horror.
right opposite to and about six inches
above the pillow, was n bullet hole.
Some one had evidently attempted to
shoot Kaufman while he lay in bed
The following persons were elected
officers of the Union Agricultural As
sociation of Snyder County, ut the an
nual election held in sclinsgrovo ON
Tuesday, Jan. 13, 1874:
Prcsidcnt--Ilon. Geo. g. Moycr, of
Frccburg.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS-lS74.
TERMS:

HARPER's BAzAR, ane year, SiOo
" 90 includes prspay ment ot U. IS. postage by
tho publishers.
subscriptions to Harpers' Magasis>p. Weekly
aud baxar, TO one address for one year, Sl0 VI,
or, two OF Harpers Periodicals To ono address
tor one year, ~ 90, postage pay able ~ tho sub
serlbcr ~ tho office where received.
An extra Copp ofeither tho Magazine, Week.
W, or Basar, will DO supplied gratis tor every
Cluh OF Five Subscribers ~ ~ 20 each In ono re-
mtttonee, or, Six uopies Tor t,v w. without en-.
ira cupyi postage payable by the subscribers ~
tho olhces whore received.
BACK Numbers can be supplied at any time,
Tho sly volumes oi harper's hazar, tor the
years iSds ~, 70. III, ~, ,73, elegantly boaAd
IN green moroeee cloth, viii be sent ~ express,
lreipht prepaid, tor tT 90 each,
The postage ON HarpeIs liatsr, II 20 cents u
ysa' .wtish must bs pad AZ tthssabseribsr's posi-
Address HARPER \ pROruERs. New York.
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CHARTER OF IglOpBRAflDN

N Artilies of ~. Panls Evangelism, church. Al
C-niroyillr, for o Charter OF Incorporation was
presented 10 the court Of Common Pteas of Sny-
dor county, at Dec. T, lsia, and n no sniuc ipnt
lowed at Feb. Term next Of said conrt, per curt
ON, ], GROUSE, proth,y,
Jan.22 '7AN
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A 0ENTLtMAN who suffered for years from
~ Nervous Debility rremcturc Dcdcy, and all
the effects Of youthful indscrction will, for the
sake OF suffering humanity, send Tree Co sil who
need u, tho rccip and direction for making tho
simple remedy by which ho was cured Suffer-
ers wishing 10 pfoht by tho advertisers expert
encc can do so by addressing 10 perfect ccnn'
doDce, tDec. 25 - tm.
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TO CONSUMPTJVES.

The advertiser, having teen permanently cur
cd Of that dread disease. Consumption. by sin,
pie remedy. Is cnxisns to nnke'known TO hia tel
low sugerers tee means of cute. To all who lie.
sire II, he wilt send a copy Of tho prescription
sued, tree of charycl, with tho III cciions TOT
preparing and using the same, which they VIII
Ind srRE CuRg Tor Consumption, asthma,
Bronclitis, Sb. Parties wishing the prcscrip
tior will plcaso address (Dec 20 ~ Gu.
R.N. A WILSON,
Ipi Penn ST.. williamsburgh, New York.
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Tape Worm, Taps,Worm

Removed IN few hours with harmless. vege.
table Medicine. No fee asked until the cntirs
work with hend, passes. Refcr those afflicted
to esideuts OF the city WHOM have cured, that
had been unsuc. ossfuliy treated at the Jefferson
Medical college, on Tenth Stect Ind takcn IN
vain turpentines, tho 20 called srschcs. aud all
known remedies. DR y. y. KuSKxL No 25p
North Ninth street philadelphia. The Doctor
has been In business fnr over twenty-five yeats.
and Is perfectly reliable. Gail and SEQ. Advice
Tree Removed tnpoworui IRON child sir years
old mcasur ing ~ feet At his Office eau he seen
specimens, somo Of them over forty feet In
lougth. which have teen removed IN less than
Dr. Kuukers trca tment Ia siuiple safe and per.
fectly reliable, and no fee until the wotm, with
head passes. Dr. Il. y. KusKLs, 2ho North Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. tSep. IS, 10 ~