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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-02-01

From RICHARD WAGNER, Composer, par Excelencel
the greatest pleas
friend FRANZ L also charmed and delighted with Them
from NINE Ess1PoFF the Wonderful Pianistl
opportunity Organs st. Petersburg
sympathetic tone On other organs
produced precision the hrlke sound in the lower registers "
similar church organ"
from Imperial Conservatory
Musical Society at Moscow
to Mes Eey Co. for their really
noble charming the
To these artistic qualities must be added that
thew are hn and doubt not their having an
extrao i'll Russia
DE SAINT sAENs Composer organist
Madeleine Church, Parish
Mess E Co., and been charmed with then
v tone which gives the
player"
From PAULINE LUCIA, Celebrated Prima Donna.]
"baye heard Mesns Etey Co., of Bratebo and
onid tbe full noble
hamohm"
A1x1a- CHpEI1E, 9th, 1876
from OLE BULL, the Great Violin virtuosol
After having played J.
h.t y nm
mepded j. H. NEBELONG, Oganist"
CopESHAaES
After having in the
addition that beautiful ro ana
"FRED.Bu Director of Music OLE BULL
from FRANZ ABT Composer Author of when
Swallows Homeward Fly" etc.,
beautiful sympathetic
elegant construction consider them
passed anything Ihave ever seen'
from PROF W. HOWARD DoANE Jr, Composer
Director, Cincinnati, OIL
combination and durability construction
prefer tn have seen"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-02-01

Swallows Homeward Fly" etc]
consider them
yanything seen"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-02-01

Uyuwy WRITING To ADyERTIsE /,
4en1 In this payer.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14
Local. Correspondence.
CARRoLLTowN, Sept. 10. 1871.

CARROLLTowN, Sept. 10. 1871.
DfAR FREEaAN-At last We can congratulate
ourselves on the fact that the steam erist mill so
often spoken of rs in course of erection has been
completed and is now i'm successful operation IT
NO in every res ect, being one Of the most cou.-
piete and perfect that can be found an where
NO expense has been spared by the conn any own
ing " IN securing tie very best materials and in
employing none but the most skillful nerharie ies
In Its erection as well its subsequent alt are
operation.
The two sets of burs were i'm: prte from France
expressly for this MILL were a a third set of
burs ior choppers ot the same manufacture The
smut machines, of which there ara two are OF [ ae
latest and most improved des yh. whit Bod. .-orn-
cracker. very useful addition 10 lie mill Il one
ot the simplest yet most perfect in wut n nip
that the country can produce. The smut machines
came from New ork and the heavy castings
shafting etc. came from tie Smoky City. The
entire work of placing the machinery. burS etc .
out, was under the cons ant pctSonal supervision
OF Mr. Danl Duncaster, of Jefferson county. who
we feel safe in saying has no superior aud few
equals as millwright ip the Siate or ont ot il
either for that matter. The most surprising IN 4
az Ihe sane time most convincing proof of Mr.. IL 5
sklil anu ingenuity is the comparatively small
space occupied by the machinery which is So com
pactly arranged and so nicely adjusted that no
one cen visit the mill without being surpr scd Mt
the order. ncatress am. efficiency display we'd in
this as IN all other departments Add TO all til $
first class engine and the other necesr ,ry couin
ments, and mill the works of which are al: en-
during monument to the genius and energy of Mr..
1oncaster is a very natural ami most gratifying
result Such is the new grist mill complete. AMI
as it Is now in charge OF hr Henry Eckenrode an
experienced and efficient miller. il would ne Nt
70 impossible TO r.ake any but the very best Of
. Hour. etc. The company owning and Operating
this hne orist mill. which ha. n capacity of from
2.5 to soc boshels of grain PEI day is il NAV he
proper To add, composed of five enierprising and
vide awake business men who have the will and
success.
The mill is nos in iull Operation and ready to
receive any quantity of grain.
Yours, &c, SuRsUN
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'ncal AND PERSONAL.

,4rC COUNTY COMMIfTEE.-Th
'E1oI - - Gnnntv Committee for the ensu-
c'- -';..'c - Constituted as follows:
;!r sc,y1AN, Ebeqsburg; Chairman.
1FN p NORMAN Pcurod.
,an, I~ lTwr.- Fr, ,ierick Reiningef.
Henry Dumn.
ar- Npr,rn ~ charles farabaugh.
gls ,Nr,rr IsadOre Lilly.
.r7-a ~ NfchI Sweeny, 1st Ward John
"a Ward. r. ~ r,,.t-
rrp.-M J. Magic.
iT,r rrr {. \. Lnngbeln.
,, gtrgs BOr.-D. G.. Little.
iTtyp.-.Jnmes Wharton.
s-.sag s,agb Bor.-John widman, ist Ward ;
cant, ~ - "Twynr.-Hpnry Shaffer.
L-.J1Ie Rrr b. x. Hess:
T,"n John Rorahhugh.
rl.r Il%".E7,lIgh Blr.-Edward Mcconnell.
p ..,'r .,.rr, Bnr.-Nartin Ward, West Ward I;
iG.PiE.. Fast Ward.
9 h.g,o Ny, iHGr.-Thomas Myers
,,.1 born. F. Kelly.
.... .. T,rp VIM. j. Dawson.
.,, ~, Twn.-W. W. Harris.
ss1 ss..1Ir.rL,io John Hannun, 1st Ward; John
l.,n,E;,, q ,E,,,-hart. 4th Ward: Henry Mattern,
p1. Wu. Lohr, 9Th Ward.
-., Born. \. Lacey
T. T'-. '9rr-IicharG Bowling, 1.t Ward !;
(, vi.r-IHu. - NalTi-
,ar VUp.--W N. Jarrett.
IT i,rr.-1hu;lr's Reilly.
.rl Twp VIM. Cole.
...s Twp.-CharIes Won Ieunen.
--,Fr.T r.TTvu.-Th-)mas DOran.
-..-,. he Hur.-'uhn Lynch.
hanna Twp.-Andrc'v Eckenroje.
Twr-TlGmas McGovern,
-... B1r-JIhu Bradley.
...F-rn Twp.-Adam Myers.
Trp John Downing.
ID. Bur-Wm, Magellan.
-.-. Bnr.-TOhias WOif.
LII YGd-r Twp. VIM. Gruob.
.r Iyirr Twp.-JHcOb Strayer,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14
OBITUARY.

STRITN NATTER.-Died, in Carroll township.
Morday. sept. 10. 1871. Mrs. Francisco STRIr-
aArTER, aged about - years.
The decea sed tras one of the oldest and best he.
1rred rcsidenta of northern Cambria. and if ant
thing were needed to establish her Christian char
actcf and well earned reputation for all the viz
tues which adOrn her sex. ii could nc found in the
fact that she reared 4 family of children (amon.,
1hom may be named MessrS. Andrew and Peter
StTitff1atert every of whom is well known ard
highly esteemed by large ciftit of friends and
acauaintances ces-worthy descendants of n really
good mother whose long life model of puri-
ty, charity, and sincere humility and whose deatl
1T ripe bid aye indeed he death OF the tr,i
ly jist--a welcome summons from world of ain
to a ha-en of rest eternal AMI bliss never ending
Peace to her venerabs ani venerated ashes ard
the iots of paradise to her immortal soul. r.
DIETRICH Died. in Chest township. on Mon:
day ctcning, Sept. 10, 1877, Mrs. CATRhRtSt. 8.
DgfTRICfi. @ifs Of Jacob DIETRICH, aged about eS
years.
Mrs Dietrich was tie devoted wife of one 81
the most respectable and upright citizens Of ire
county, rfi ta tighter OF Mr.. JACOB Gill. gentle
man eqhally esteemed aud trusted by the entire
community. She was n true wife in every seus.
of the word a Kind loving and faithful mot her.
an earnest AMI tetost member OF the Catholic
Church afid d sincere rhd ob.igins friend and
neishbor. The grefstrickeh husband and fsTriI :
sympathy Of ali who sne& bst few If any Of whom
will fail To offer prayer to the throne OF mercy
for the repose of her soul. T..
EyANS-Ined. in this place, on Tuesday last.
Mr.. JOHN EVANS. aged s5 years
.Mr Evans vas born in Wales. -ud caTre here
about sixty fears ago. He was blacksmith 10y
trade and carried that business foT tia NJ years,
after which he engaged in agricultural pursuit. :
for q considerable length of time a farm two
miles from town. but finally disyossd OF his place
and returned to e bcroUYhl He vts quiet in
offensive citizen-TprIght and Honest in all his
deafinSs-and was highly respected by a large
circle o. friends and acquaintances. With one
exception he the oldest inhabitant Of Ebens.
burg
e+enfng last, FRkSCTs. infant of f. IL and J d
la Binder, aged two weeks
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14

LIVER CoMPLAINT.-A few OF the symp-
toms pain in the side, shoulder AMI
back. bitter taste IN the IuOiitii, particularly
rising in the morning. dizziness of head
pain and smarting of The eyes. constipation
of the bowels, high colored urine, brick dust
deposits or gravel. ncrvons debility, loss of
appetite, &c, &c, for which BarOsrna, in
connection with the Dandeliun and Man
drake Pills, is y specific or cnre in ninety
nine eases ont OF n hundred. Prepared by
Il. X. Thofn pson, TiiusvilIe, Pa, AMI sold
Ivy Lennon s. Murray, EheushurC. Prize,
: 4 per bottle. Fills, 2j cents per box.
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We learn from last weeks UeTdtd thar a
panther was recently seen in Chest township
that Joseph Wolf was seriously injured
the other aav by being struck on the head
ny a falling limb while engaged In chopping
tirnier on the farm of Mr.. John T. Hughes.
.onrh of town--tlIat Daniel Pnsh, of Cambria
township, fell on the tine of ritcii-fork.
which penetrated through The tsesh of one of
his legs infiicting an ugly wound and that
the tw-nty-t,eo prisoners now or then in on,
county Jail cost the tax payers fifty cents per
head, TO say nothing about the balance of
their bodies, bnt whether tifs;t is for one day,
one week, one month, or one or more years,
the paper from which we quote is too modest
or too Thing else 10 tell.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14

-About n month ago Mr.. Theodore w /.
Shoemaker, of this place, started west a
prospecting tour in a light two horse wagon,
fully equipped with cooking utensils and
other household articles necessary to his own
ulnmondaton. In due time he reached
Iowa, his wife, who remained behind him,
being informed by postal card of his where
abouts as he progressed on his journey. All
went well with him until few days ago.
when as was learned from brief letter re-
ceived by Mrs. =. on Tuesday last he was
robbed of his horses money, satche!, etc,
md his dog killed, the outrage being COM
mitted where in western iowa, not far
from the Nebraska line. The particulars
of the affair were not given, butt from what
we have been able to learn il seems that Mr
s. was found aboutj9 o'clock in the morning,
either in his wagon or at the side of the
road, in stupitiied condition, and the pre-
sumption is that one or more persons had
been riding in the wagon with him, and
that in some way they succeeded in admin
istering "a drag To him which threw him into
n sound SLEEP, after which they stopped the
wagon unhitched the horses, and gobhing
up all the valuables which they could reat,i-
" carry with them made good their escape
=. S. Later information is TO the effect that
Mr.. Shoemaker has recovered his horses AMI
rife and is once more on his way towards
the setting sun.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14
1upe Uo,.,n Remorei Hire.
E3 1.lv Fall Novelties
Now Open.

Hugus Il Hacke have now open their inn
porratons for Fall, comprising Black Silks
of the most reliable manufacture :. Coloreti
Silks of all the newest shades, at prices low
er than ever; Cloaks, Shawls, Nelvets, and
Mourning Goods. Also, all the novelties in
French aud English Dress Goods, or our own
importation.
We will offer this season the largest ah;l
hes. assorted stock of fine goods 10 be found
in this city.
HU0HS e H0cEe,
FIFTH 4Ue. IL Market ST..
PiffSbuITyH
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14

MIR. John Rifle, of SnmmitvilIes ~ill
offer at public sale, on Saturday of next
week, two lots of ground and improvements
In said thorough, and fifteen acres of land in
Washington township. Also, three horses
and other live stock, one wagon, one hack,
one buggy, sleigh, sled, stock, farming int
plements. produce, groceries, household and
kitchen furniture, and much other personal
pronertv. See posters.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14
wv ENEaa.

ROSENST TEEI.-MCMILLEN-At the resi-
dence of the brides parents. Jnhnstown. on the
5th inst, by Rev. X. A. Fink. u D.. assisted by
Rev j. IS. Uber brother in of the grooiii. NJ I
w. H. RosE>sTEEL. Jr-, of W oodv lie, and Mis-:
MELISSA MCMILLEN. of JOhnstOwn.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14

CTRAY COW.-Came to the prem
~ ises of the subscriber in Chest township,
sortIe time during the latter part OF July. light
red COW FIVE six years old. with a small bell ct.
its neck. No marks visible. TIE c-r:cr is re-
oue.ted to come forward. prove property. pay
charges and take her away. If lac don't wish to
have her disposed of as the law directs
PHILIP MILLER.
Chest Twp, Sept. ,. ls71.-t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14
T.. r.. Kn,hel's Bitter jjine of Iron

L. F. Kunkers celebrated Bitter Wine of Iron
will effecttally cure liver complaint laundice
dyspepsia, chronic OF nervous debility chronic
diarrbdea. disease OF the kidn and all disea
arising from diSordered liver, stomach OF intes-
tines. stch as constipation. hatdlence. inward
piles. fulness of blood to the head. acidity of the
Stomach nausea. heartburn disgust for food full
hess or weight in the stomach. Sore cructations
sinking or futtering at the pit of the stomach,
swimming of the head, hurried or difficult breat h..
ing. futtering at the heart, choking suffocatiny
sensation. when in lying posture. dimness of Wis
ion, dots webs before the sieht. dull pain in
the head, deficiency OF Precipitation yellOwness OF
the skin and eyes, pain ip the side. back. head.
chest limbs. etc. sGdden fhshes IF heat. burning
in the fies constant ina cinings OF evil and great
ware of counterieits Do not let your druggist
palm Oft some other preparation of iron he ma y
say is as good. but ask FOR Ktnkets Bitter w .
of Iron. Take no other. kunkel's Bitter WI .
OF Iron is not sold in bulk-only in 81 bottles l.
r. kunkel. Proprietor. No. 259 North Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Scld by all druggists.
Tape UO,H, RemOcei Hire.
Head ard all complete. in two hours. No fee
till heaG passes. Seat. Pin and Stomach " orms
removed by Dr. kunkel. 259 North Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa. Send for circular. For reInov-
ing Seat Pin Stomach WORMS call on your
druggist and ask for bottle of Kunkel's Worm
Syrup. price 81. 1t never fails Common sense
teaches if Tape Worm be removed, all other
worms can be readily removed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14

ChUTfON-All persons are hereby
~ cautioned against rnedling or I'm any
way interfering ~ith the following property
bought ~ ,re from ]. :. Gantner and ieit With
Rim d-.rtg my pleasure: One bay nare- two
cows. two calves. six tong hay and all the corn
and potatoes in the field. .. -
Carroll Twp, Sept. ,, ls77,-lt.>@
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NOTICE-Take notice

u that ain application on behalf OF PAT X
LEON ARD will be made to the Board ot rar'tons
at their next meeting for q recommendation u
Executive clemencv.
Sept. !. is77=B.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14

u am n newspaper and carry the rews
TO all Of your dwellings. Or wherever yo1
Choose tell yOr OF urany things you meet
heard before-of things good and bad and
of W Offs clothing store, where homar 1fJ
seeks ean e'er fail 20 find garments TO sttit
him of every kind, and that too AT prices
which all will agree are low as the low
est they did see. In Altoona city, 10
the posf-office next door, is where you will
fud This great clothing store, and by step
ping inside, as I advise you TO do you'll See
what I've toiA yon ie perfeetly true.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14

The dIscoTery has recently been made
that the planet Mars has two moons. This
is AN astronomical fact never before known.
The planet which can now be seen at an
early hour i'll the evening, rises at little
before o'clCck. 1t is next outside the earth
in lisisnce from the sun, but is only about
half the size of the earth, sud ia rtrCre brit
liant now than it will I've for sotue years to
come. being at it's nearest possible point to
the earth, though interfering in no way with
the well established fact thai JAS. J. Muir
ply, cf Star Clothing Hall, 800 Clinton St.
JolInstown, sells better clothing at lower
prices than any other man i'm the business.
A splendid new stock of fall and winter ap-
parel just received and opened.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14

ArGUsT FIO~EP.-The most miserable
beings i'm the world are those suffering from
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. More than
seventy five per cent of the people III the
United States are afflicted with these two
diseases aud their effects snch as a sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual COstive-
ness, Palpitaiion of the Heart. heartburn
Water-brash, gnawing aud burning Va'na at
the i'if of the Stomach, Yellow Shin, Coat ed
Tongue and ,lissgreeable taste in the month,
coming MP of food after eating, low spirits, sc.
Go TO your Druggists, Lemrnon * Murray,
Ibensburg. or to ?: NJ. Woleslagle & Son,
Wilm"re, and get 75cent Bottle of August
FLOWER or a Sample Botf!e for 10 cents
Try it. Two doses will relieve you.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14

A THt VOTERS
IA or CxMBEIs CoU-fY.-In accordance
with the wishes Of many friends, hereby ar
uotsncc rrYyself as an Independent Cars'idate for
the Office VI Prothonotary. an pledge y~ef, "
elected to discharge the duties of The Office WITH
fidelity NATHANIEL HORNE.
Johfsstc~n Jnlv IS 1877.
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see q week in yorr own town. Terms and as out
'soO fit free. II HALLETT X Co, Portland, Me.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-03
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN THE DISTRICT CrURT OF THE
United states Tor the District % Nevada
Ia the matter of JOHN hOsEN BROCK and
unNRY k0sENBltUCR. copsrtn r.. hank.
rupts. N Bankruptcy. United staier Of Amer
lea. I i-trict ~ Sevai 10. 50, A warrant In Bank.
ruptcy hs- been i-saed by said Court against
the estate OF John hosenbrock and Henry
ltos.abroek. n. srtnerr. Of the city of virsinia.
ouaniy q, storey and State of Nevada,
In .sid District, Who have been duly AdJudgeJ
bankmpt- GA their own petition. AMI the
psyn-nt of any debt. and The delivery of any
property belonging to said bankrupts To them
or In their n-e, and The transfer Of any prop
rfty by them. are forbidden by law. A meet.
Ing of the er,litors 90 .ald bankrupts. Ia
prove their debts anil ehoose one or more
as-isLee- 81 their e.tate. will be held al q
Court Of bankruptcy 10 he hold,n ., Virginia.
In said li-irict. ON III. 18th day Of August.
A. n 1871, al ! o'clock y. n. 81 the affiee Of x.
slra her. Rom No 4 odd Fellows building.
corner Of u ard smith ~streets. one Of the
he. Is ers In bankruptcy % said Dls,riet.
AUGUSTUS ASH.
United States Marshal and Messenger In Bank.
fu tcy for said District auIT I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-03
SIR ASHLEY o o o p c RS
VITAL REST0RATlVEI

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
1 Nervous Debility. apennatorrLoa, seminal
Weakness. and prmstnre Define Of Physical
THE VITAL RE-TORATIvR
viii positively cure. thoroughly and rtrma.
Dtntiy, any esss of EXHAUSTED VITALITY.
or nerv,us debility. either seute or Of lona
s'anaing. sud In either ser. 10 matter frem
what cause produced.
TIKI VITAL RESTORATIVE
Il . thoroughly ecientinc prescription. j. not Q
quAek Do.tIum, hence perfectly Nafe 10 take. 10
plossAnt to tie tate, supple. To the cefebro-
spinal and sympathetic sjst ms of nerves now
iorrc. pn,inss aud enriches the blooi. reiu,in.
ailng and rrinvigoratiIg both mind and boay
Thousands. both In ihis country ana In Eu-
rOpe, eau testify tn the area rretorstiye prop
critics OF this really gtat medicine.
Price. ~ per bottle. 'or four times The quantity
for $i0. Nm 10 any address secure .. ON OBJ
scrsaii0n on receipt Of iiice.
A. Z. NfSTiE. NJ. D.,
t0radaste University Of Pennsylvania. late
Resident surgeon Urthotoedic Hospital, Phila.
delphisl "a Montgomery street.
San Francisco.
Sole Agent. to whom al letters should b. sd.
dr-s.ed.
p. s.-nR. MfNTiE ran be consulted In ref.
creme 10 the above complaints during once
hours ffoin . A. Y. TO 3r n. thi'y, aud q 10
sevenine. Sundays. 10 A. ". tn b. n. Pull
direct ons and sdvics free with every pastsce
Of medicine. jy2s Sun
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-03
GOODMAN aoLD AND SILVER

" hiNlNt IOMfANhs- I.DchllOn OF ufln'
ciial plsc. Of business, Virginia. Nevada.
Locs,ion u works, Gold MN Mining District,
STOREY cou ty,Nevada, aud D-vi'- Gate Mining
district. Lyon county. Nevada.
Notice IL herr by given. that At a meeting ol
the Board Of Trustees. held on the 9Th day OF
July. A. ID. 1871. an assessment tho. u of Tao
O-nts tarI per rlsrr was leyied upon the capl.
tai stock Of the corporation, payable imhic.
distely. In United STATES gold eoip. TO the rec
Rotary, a. the Office OF the Company. 81 the
Conrt room OF Thomas Mo-es, fpq.. corner Of
II and Taylor STREETS. Virginia, S,ysia
Any stock upon which this assessment shah
rcmsin unpaid on Thursday, the 9th day Of
August. 1877. viii be delinquent. and advertised
for sale at public auction. and unlcss payment
IL made hefUrc win he sold on MONDAY. the
luth dsg Of september. A. ID. 1871. Ia pay the
delinquent assesrment, together with costs OF
advertising and expenseso f sale.
by order OF the Board OF Trustees.
l.. u. HASTINGS SECRETARY.
Once al Justice Courtroom, corner II and
Taylor %strrets. Virginia. Nevads. i,otd
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN THE DISTRICT c0rRT or THE
United state. tor the Dl-trics of Nevada -
Ia The rat''r of LUXE cOSNEtf. Br krupi,
In bankruptcy. - 7 nitrd etat~s Of America,
Dtstr.rt II Nevada. ss.--A warrant II bank.
rup,eJ has be-n i,susd by said Cout against
the estate of iuss Connsff. 81 The town Of uold
Hiil. eouaty " Storey snd State Of Nevada, In
sail district who has been duly sojddged .
bankrupt upon hi. own ~ tition: AMI the pay.
'uent % any deb,s and the oelivey Of AIRY
proper y bslonsi, : TO - q tsnhmp'. ., him or
his use. AID tho tnnsf Q Of any props ~ by
hlin. IRE fibdi.n by ias. , meeting OF ths
c editors 70 said bankrupt. To prove their debts
ald oh .ose oneor more a-sign - of his e~tste,
will lie held at = Court oi Bankruptcy, 10 te
holden At V rginfa. In sid district, ON MON.
Day. Augu- 2lth, A u. 1877, at O'Clock r..
\ at n, cfio. at 4. STROLLER. . oom N I, 4 o ID
fello-s' bulldirg. Corner Of z and smith
STREETS, on- VI the Registers In Bankruptcy Of
.sii district AUGUSTUS AsH,
Vnl,rd States Msrhu and Messenger In Dapk
fupicy for said Di,tdct.
ny P.S. CoRBErr. Deputy. auig I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-03
.LruA CONSOLIDATED MIN.

\ ing Company.-Loeation 81 works, Gold
Till. Storey county Nevada.
Location of principal place of bnsintss. San
Francisco. CLiforaia.
Notice u hereby given. that nj n meeting Of
the Board of Dip ctor-. held On the iitl day NJ
August, isI1, an assessment (No. ~ oI On-
Dollar (ti) per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation, pay able
Immediately. Ia United States gold coin. 10
Tho Secretary. nj the Office % the Company.
Room - Nevada Bloek. No. aD9 Montgomery
street. Ran franeitco. Calf mia.
Any stock upon which this assessment s,all
rctnain unpaid on SATURDAY. the TWENTY.
SECOND t2liI day Of h-ptember. ls,1. will lie
delinquent, and advertised for sale al public
auction. and unless %, meli 10 made before
will he rold On SATURDAY. the rHil,-
TsENtH O3ihl day Of October. ISL. 10 pay
the delinquent assessment, together with Gusts
OF advertising aud expenses OF sale.
ny order OF the board Of Directors.
WILLIAM WILLIS, Secretary.
OyTIcE--Room No. ~. nevada Block. No. 100
Montgomery street. san Francisco. z diiorris.