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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16

No,se. 4. the Mead and Ears, Loas Of Energy
and Appetite. iiypochondria, uencral Debility
indigestion, flsiul. nee. Ipcapacity Tor bnsniess
or Study, fAssiirds, Shorfnets of bfea,n
Trembling Of the uatds snd Limbs, Impaired
Nubitioa. Mental and Physical Depression,
Consumltiou In its nrrt Slaves, imrate
M.mary, SpiabBa OF waiery blood, nervous
Debility In all It's fotms aud stage frems'ufe
Decline.
The Doctors TREATMENT IL tsofold: on the
one hand increasing the principle whieh COO
rtitntes nervous energy. aud On the o.her etett
and a rh rgenerasing agent. ln I'm. airrd and
broisu-down constitutions 70 Improves the
functions of sssiLi,ation " such . degree that:
vheru for years an q xious. c1dsverous anii
n-ni vital conli Ion has existed, thu hesh VIII
increare In quantity and hrmress AID the whoir
sy,tcm return 10 state Of robust no .lth.
Il operat On tho Internal organisation Win
out exciting care VI thought. moving the lungs,
heart, liver. kidneys. stomach and intesunes
with q har,pouy. yet miidncss. unIarslielhd IN
medicine.
Under his system digc tion Ia improved. ths
appcits increases. the eyer becomes brighter
the skin clear and healthy. debilitafed ofFaos
rrtufn to the,r normal condition a.d peftfm
| their natural funetions. and bepeheiA eneetl
| frequently show themselves rom the SefJ
com bencemeLt OF the treatment.
s<pn THOMAS sraduaied - Licsntiaie
| Royal College Of Physirians. London. ioo4
Memb,r Royal COLLEGE Of rurseons, knglsna
is69: Licentiais In Midwifery, College o. soI
geons. london. 1854; Doctor OF uedlsise
Univer,ity 0iessen. aermany. 1871 ap'h
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16

Lsoxs KAHAnoH makss beautiful. siossy.
luxurisnt hair; prevents IL fAliing oat ce tara
fug aray, II kas stood the test Of forty ysof1,
isckarningiy psrfumsd, md has no rival.
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.JgSdd,LA1 sSSSNssSLlDATEg Ss.:,lD = alSISe

y o0hfAnY.-Loes'iono of prineirai place
of bussnsss, bAn franeiso,, cullfsmis.
Location OF works. Virginia Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 70 hereby given that st meeting oi
the Boari of Directors. held on the sth day OF
April, 1871, IN Assessment (No. ~ of One
Dollar pcr shafe was levied upon the eaplia
In United Ststos eold corn 70 ths necrsssry. x
the once Of the Company, tis California street,
Room 10. .. ban Frsncisco. Cailfprnfa.
Any stock npon which this assessment shalD
remain lunpaid on the iDth day OF Nay.
1871, will be dellnquent, and sdveristu fof
saie at public auction. and unless payment 10
made before win be sold on WEDNESDAY. the
sOth day OF Nay, isT1. 10 pay the dslinquent
assessment. together with costs OF advertlsine
and expentes OF sale.
by order Of the Board OF Directors.
A NOEL. Becrttary.
Ofbcs-tl9 Cslifornis street, koom B. San
Francisco. California. apftd
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cYNp 80. 10 O. r. RowKLL q co
- Msv York, fn Pamphlet, Of 100 pages. COO
Hhhg No q loo Nswspspsn, md sstiustss
sA6w1G - q aAvetisihg. mrlf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16

Lsdig Weils sIrutteer.....'SSo''''< ''
And In sccordsncs with law, and an order OF
the Board Of Tusiees. made on the si day
Of March. A. D. 1871. % many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock - may. be necessary vii
b sold II public suction, In front OF the once
Of the Company. Aaln street, Gold llill. story
Of Nav. A, u, 1871, at O'Clock y. n to
pay delinquent asst ssments thereon, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale,
unless previously paid.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
p. ENNIS. Seer. tary.
Gold Hill. Nex.. April 9. ls11. Al6td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16

pULLlON MINING COMPANY
. Locsiion Of principal place OF business,
Location oi works. Gold IIill. Storey county.
Notice 10 hereby eivcn. that at . meeting Of
the Road Of Directors. hsld on the eth dsy Q,
April, 1871. an asecssment mo. - OF
Two Dollars per share Was levied upon
the capital stoek Of the corporation. payable
immedislely, In United states gold coin, 10 the
sccrutary. st the once OF the Company. Rooms
I ami Ifsywardb Buildiny. tia California
street, Bsr francisco. ca'ifornia.
Any stock upon which this sssessment shali
rssnsln unp.id on tho Teeth day OF Nay.
iS7, win be delinquent. and advertised for
rale o. public auction. and unlers payment
Il made beftro will he cold on THURSDAY,
ths{ sist dsy OF Nay. isl1. TO pay the do
linauent assessment. together with costs OF
Advertising aud cxpepses OF ssle.
By order OF the Doard of irrctors.
JANIS D. KENNEDY. beerrtary.
Ofire-<is Califo,nis street. Rooms I and ..
Ban Yraneisco. Csliforn's. apo ID
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ADY WARRINGTON MINING

ADY WARRINGTON MINING
] COMPANY Lccation OF prlncirai place
OF businepp, Ran Yrsneireo, California.
Location Of works, Gold LII. storey eoun.
u, Nevada.
Noilee 10 hereby given. that at . mectine oi
the board Of Directors. held On the iWh
day OF March, 1871, an assessment tho. 10. ,;
sevcnty.nve Cent? per share WAS levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation. payib,c
Immediately, In United states gold eoin. to the
Secretary, at the once VI tho q nj any. Roop,
q Ha' waid's building. tle California street.
S,n frsncisco, California.
Any sock upon which this ssses ment shsll
rssnain unraid on the 7,d day Of Ap.il 1871
will be delinquent. s1d advertised for fais q;
pablic suction. and unless Laymtn, ID made
before will be cold on TifURrDAY, the i0sh
day of May 1871, TO pay the delinquent ssseas.
nisnt. together with eOsls of advertising and
expenses of safe.
fiy order Of the Board Of Directors
ID. l.. rnO sAS, Secretary.
Once - Room ~ Hayvard's Building. Nan
frareisco. California. mh.otd
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A gnEohA COLD AND sILyEI

onbcs-Iis cslifornis s,rre,, koom .. ssr
Francisco. California. spftd
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-14

EXCURSIONS TO MoNTREAL.-The Central
Vermont Railroad advertise. a grand excur-
sion to Montreal, commencing on Tuesday OF
next week, at the lowest rates for years.
Tickets (good for three days. for the round
trip will be sold at the extraordinarily low
price OF Sl.50 from this city and Winooski
and points south as far as Iergennes from
New Haven, Middlebury and Salisbury
81 GO (gOod Tor four days.; from south as
far as Switzerland Falls, and west as
far a. Ticonderoga, 81 5O-also good for
four days. On Wednesday. September 10.
tickets will be sold from Rutland as lar as
|" Bellows Falls. for 50 %. Tickets will not
be good to stop over on. and will not be
transferable and can not be obtained OF
conductors. The succeeding week another
excursion will be arranged from the Cen
trial and Missisquoi divisions.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-14
The First Ec.lmcntN. e.,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF ITS SERVICES BY CHILF
MARSHAL VALENTINE.
Col. Peck has received the following let
ter from Major Valentine, Chief Marshal OF
the Bennington Centennial celebration
BENNINGTON, Vt. Sept. 10. 1871.
Colonel +. s. Peek
My DEAR CoLONlL-On account OF the
many duties connected with the late cele-
bratIOn, | lear | have neglected to ac-
knowledge the great obligation the com
mittee and myself. A. well as all citizens
present on that occasion. feel To yUu and
your command. Our success IL III great
measure due To the presence and active co
operation of your regiment. 50 lar ~ pos
sible, please make known the obligations we
feel To the officers and men present and IN
der your command on the 18th and 10th oil
August last
Also. Colonel. accept my personal thanks
to yourself Tor the willingness shown at all
times to and me in the discharge OF the du-
ties connected with the responsible position
| had the honor IL occupy.
am, Colonel. very truly yOnrs,
A Il. valentine
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-14

A CURIOts ACCIDENT occurred in Platts-
burgb, tine other day, by which the First
Presbyterian church was damaged to a con-
siderable extent. Ii appears that the sexton
had been sprinklipg henzine in the audi
ence room from common house or garden
sprinkler upon the cushions ard carpets, &C
cordlng to directions given him, to kill the
moths with which the carpets and uphol-
stery were infested. He thinks that about
two-thirds of barrel of benzine was used
in tins manner. After finishing his work
up stairs. he went dowp into the lecture
room and made his preparations to start a
fire in the furnace. lie ignited a match
when shock came which threw him some
fifteen iees and rendered him insensibe for
some time. The shock caused an alarm and
those who arrived first and entered the au
dience room found the atmosphere hot and
impregnated with gas, the carpets and
cushions on fire in places. several of the
memorial windows ruined. the three small
arched windows over the organ completely
shattered. and the heavy outside front door
blown out into the street. The theory OF
the explosion is that the gas given off
by the benzine being heavier than
air. considerable quantity leaked
down around the furnace registers into the
lecture room. ard when the sexton lit his
match it exploded The damage is various
ly estimated at from $500 to 5000. 1t is
thought that ~ II moth exteTminator, the
plan was success.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-14

WILLIAM NOBLE. on ENGLAND, ON TEMPER
ANCE A iull house greeted the celebrated
English temperance lecturer, Mr.. William
Noble, at Park Street Church, last evening
lie Is gentleman OF medium heish hit, middle
age, fluent speech, not especially brilliant
as an orator, but considerably more
logical and c1gent In presenting the
argument Tor tee-t1tal-ism than the
advocates OF that cause III general,
and has. moreover, II taking, dramatic,
manner. lie cOnie-$es personal knOwl-
edge Of the evils OF lEtempernnce. lie
began by saying that seven years ago he
was wreck, but that he WIS induced to
take the iir>t decisive step in reform by kind
and urgent endrayors III his behalf Of the
members OF IL Young Mems Christian
Association Onc evening, much to the
surprise OF his vile, he arrived home at IL
reasonably early hour. and although It was
II O'Clock at night, he had his children
aroused from their ~lumber, and ali kneit
together and he offered prayer Tor q ID :
blessing ON hI1 purpose IL lead new LIE
This prayer was answered. and that he was
II sober and Tree man. rather than n drunk
ard and II slave To appetite, was owing To
the grace "i God chiefly lie felt that tins
was the only sure way out of the trouble :;
that good resolutions are made ,iicctual " hen
the heart Is c1n1rcrutod 10 Christ That the
influence oi education ard refinement ui life
viii prevent man from being overcome
by hrs ern~ser apprtltcS he declared ~ not
true. In the course ui his address he SAID .
81 should have IL travel II long ways IN
England To find church like this IN which
TO discuss the temp rance question. The
Christian church ut America Is fifty years
III advance Of that oi England III the matter
OF the sentiment Oi the temperance reform
What you lack is orsanIziti,n Boston
Giobe, Sept. lOh.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-14

RuBERT-' VERMONT DIGEsT.-We to-day
strike of the first form of the Vermont
Digest" which has been in course of pre-
paration for some years by Daniel Roberts
E.q., of this city The work will embrace
all the reported decisions of the Supreme
Court from Nathaniel Chapman reports in
1893 down to and including the ISth Yer
mont Report,-n all. So volumes. The
present and growing scarcity of the Yer
mont reports. and the fact that there is no
existing digest that comes down later than
the 22nd Vermont, make this work one of
prime necessity TO the Vermont lawyer, and
one to be sought Tor by the profession in
other States. The reputation of Mr. Rob
erts for legal learning and exaotness in
legal literature gives assurance that his
work will be well done This Digest is not
made up of the clippings oil head notes of
the reported cases, hut OF what Is found to
he in the eases from a careful reading of
each case, and is. in this respect, an origin
al WORK. and not a revision or continuation
OF Wa-hburn. The work will be in one
volume OF some or 800 pages, and its make
up first class in printing paper and binding
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-14
Xfaal QOtirrs.
LUCY DOTY's ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, , To all persons con-
,, - - 80 tcerned in the estate Of
DISTRICT OF chIrrENpfN' So Lucy DOty, late Of
Burlington, in said District. deceased,
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
ami for the District OF Chittruden, on the 9Th day
ui september, AID. i~57, Instrument, purporting
10 be the last VIII and Testament, OF Lucy
DOty, late of Burlington, IN said District,
deceased, WIS presented t0 the Court aiOre-
said for Probate and il ordered by said Court that
the 18th day ofpsrptsmher A D. I-77 at the Probate
Court Rooms, in said Burlington, he assigned for
proving said Instrument aud that notice thereof
lie gwen 10 all persons concerned, by publishing
this order three weeks vely in the Burlng-
ton Pre-" Press, a newspaper printed at said Bur-
hngt"n, previous {" the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court, ~ the time and place aforesaid,
and contest the probate OF said will, if you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said Dis
trict. this 9Th day Of September, \. ID. l777.
Isw}w r. >. TAFT, Register
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-14

CAMP MEkrING.-Thes eventh-day Advent
lists have Just been holding very successful
camp meeting at Morrisvillc, in a splendid
grove short distance from the Methodist
camp ground. A circle of forty family
tents surrounded tine circle, in the centre of
which was large square of seats with
speakers stand A sixty foot tent was
pitched on one side of the ground in which
meetings were held morning and evening
The weather was fine from first to last.
Speakers present from abroad were Elder
James White and wife and Elder
Urah Smith, Elder ID. A. Robinson and
Elder s A. Haskell. The meeting opened
on Thursday, the 9th, to last five days. 1t
was largely attended by people from the
surrounding country in every direction. On
Sunday, SIX thousand people were present,
and thousand teams passed the gate
Elder Smith addressed the people upon the
Sabbath question in the forenoon. and
Mrs. White spoke on Christian temperance
in the afternoon, holding the six thousand
people in silent attention for an hour and
thirty five minutes.
At a session Of the Conference on Monday,
it was voted to donate $500 to the General
Conference, and the treasurer reported Sl962
in the treasury. After sermon BY Mrs.
White in the afterno on, the audience repair
ed to the river, where Elders Bourdeau and
Hutchins baptized thirteen. The following
among other resolutions were adopted by
the Conference
Rsoohsd, That the thanks OF this Conference are
due to the officers OF the VeTm ont Central, Portland
and OgdensbuTg, Burlington and LamOille Valley,
and Passumpsic railroads, and 10 gentlemen Bruce
and Ladd for the courtesy shown us in passing us
over their lines at reduced rates.
RosOtrtd That the above resolution be Ctiered Cor
publication IN the papers that have printed reports
OF our camp Injecting.
The camp broke up Tuesday morning. all
feeling that the meeting had been a most
profitable occasion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-14
New York Provision Market.

NIw YORK. Sept. II.
COTTON firm; sales .O3 bales at III for mid
ding uplands.
FLouR-heavy, less doing: Ne. ? 20 R4fU;
superine state and western at ~ az a. ;
common to gOof extra western and state 'stI
> So; good TO choice extra do at : 81 az = ;
common TO choice white wheat western extra NJ
"A a ~, fancy white wheat western extra at
l5d6 Do common 10 good extra Ohio at 60
a. so: common to choice extra st. Louis at
. 6jMs 80, patent Minnesota extra good to prime
OO6r ; Is: choice to double extra : ~ a. 10,
closing dull. Receipts lj,22l barrels; sales l2,7tu
barrels
RYE FLOUR. steady: sales lSo barrels at 4 M
az 60 FOR state; 75Mi ~ Tor western.
CORN MEAL. quiet Western, jersey and Penn
sylyania at @Azf ) y; western at 6idj 10.
NHEAT-arket les active at &c lower for spring,
and lGl lc lower isr winter; 6 for No. Chicago;
~ for No. Milwau kee; :i6pl for Ma. west;
81 az u Tor unsraded winter red and amber :
| i3d a for New York No. ; winter ren 80 for
very choice amber southern. Receipts AJ,59i
bushels; sales $4,000 bushels.
RYE steady at ~ bid, II asked for NJ. west
ern.
BARLEY better demand.
BARLEY MALT quiet.
HhY-hrm; 6SlI7U for shipping.
HOPS - market quiet 3 a : for yearlinss ,
l0pl5 tor cropeastern; IOalj TOR New YORK
state. l2AlI for state.
COFFEE - Rio. market steady and fair demand
cargoes at l6lGAi in gold job lots at l6ia1ls in
sUGAR-quiet and firm. siaSl for refining; s.
for prime refined, market strong: Ini for
standard A: llaili for sranulated; lli for pow
dered II !GlIl for crushed.
MoLAss ES-Foreign refining steady, grocery
grades quiet.
RICE market is steady 6ilr7i for Louisiana +,
tiH7t for Carolina.
PErROLEUM- steady. crude at = refined at
u, united crude No. at 2iaii.
TALLOw - easier sales tIj,hH lbs,
EGGS-lower, l93 az Tor state and Pennsy lvania
l~Ml9l for western; lgMi9i Tor Canada.
PROVISIONS Pork lower new mess at ~ NJ
a - y. Beef dull. Cut meats western quiet.
"A S. nat Tor I..VRaH ala
for city do, = for short clear.
LARD, BUTTER, Ere Lard heavy and lowor
at . I2i a - for prime closing at ga. butter
steady at 2IM2I western lJaf9b tor state. Cheese
h-mer at .6ri3 for common to prime
LlNSEElI-quiet.
MIlISk EY-duiet, ~ asked
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-14

vNE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w tho Honorable the Probate Court Tor the Dis
trict Of Chttenden, Commissioners To receive. ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands Of sl per-
sons against the estate Of Horace Writers. late OF
Milton in said district, deceased ard also all claims
and demands exhibited offset thereto and six
months from the day of the date hereof being
allowed by said Court for that purpose we do
therefore hereby give notice. that will attend to
the business OF our appointment. at the dwelling
house Of A l.. Writer'S Of Milton in said district on
the last Thursdays of Octoper and February next
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, each Of said days.
Dated this lst day OF September, Is77.
Z. A. H0TCHkINS,
+. TOWN, Commissioner
CHAs. +. SANDERSON,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-14

NESTING on REFORM CLuBs-Mr l.. l..
Durant, president OF the Grand Temperance
Reform Club of Vermont. has issued the fol
lowing
special meeting OF the q. 7. X. Club is
hereby called to meet IN Montpelier on the
9Th day OF October A. ID. 1877. at loo clock
IN the forenoon of sand day. This day is
named Tor one reason among others, that
tho delegates and others wishing to attend
can gather together on the ith, as On that
dav the New England Temperance Reform
Club meets at Montpelier. Ii il hoped
that all the clubs IN the State will be repre-
sented at both meetings. a. both are to be
open meetings Tor all temperance people
Arrangements have been made with some Of
the railroads. and most likely all will con
sent To- carry Tor Iare one way. Eminent
speakers iron each 1f the New England
States will 10 in attendance, rs well a. from
other States Let US have full attend
anco. that we can assure our brethren from
sister States that We are alive To the work
thus allowing them to carry away to their
several homes words Of good cheer All or
CARNATIONS IN the State engaged in the
work are cordially invited to attend and
participate IN the meeting. Any clubs who
have not already joined tho Grand Clnb can
do 70 by complying with article IS OF the
constitution. W hich can be done at the above
meeting.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-14
Rem
BOSTON MARK E'TS.


FLOUR There is a firm feeling in the Flcul
market, with increased demand. The
sales OF Western supertne have been at 81 Ou15 ~
s. y a 6uu for common extras; Wisconsin extra.
at 81 00dD7 90 and Minnesota extras at ST. 90 y
IS a - Tor winter wheat ONO Indiana and
Michigan; s. OJIs 10 Tor Illinois; s. Hm y fol
ST. Louis, including favorite brands at sSjndS :;
per hbl. Corn Meal at s. 9Olin1 = Dbl. Rye FlOul
at 81 80 a. N y bill Dat Meal at ST. y al % n Dbl
GRAIN Corn is firm with Il iai demand. Sale.
at 81 a &c v hushel for mixed and yellow Oats al
4OGj0c v bushe. Rye, 20 r75c y bushel. Short,
At sl7 10 a Il 81; Fine Feed and mIddlngs, sl9U
all.OO Y ton.
PROFESSIONALISM is dull anu the sales are con
fined to small lots. The sales have been at $40 ld
u 90 for prime; slj 5apli for mess and sl6 0rlS u
n Dbl. for clear. In Beef no change. Tn,
sales at si3GGSli 81 for mess and extra mess anC
SIS % % l6 0d for family. Lard at y a lUc r. Ii
Smoked Hams at u a. zee b.
PRoDuCE.-Thereis al Improvement in the But
ter market and Choics grades are scarce Choice New
York and Vermont diaries have been at - al 2st
including fancy lots and creaneries and common I.
good range from II 40 Ac v h. Cheese at ; a
lOlc n. White Beans at 81 - a ? - " hushe
for medium. extra pea at ~ Gp :; =. anc
yellow eyes at 81 5Od2 s. y bush. Eggs at l. az /,
v dog. Potatoes at j5I dOc y Der bush.