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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26

DIR. II. WAGNER's numerous pat
rons will be pleased to know he has
returned and opened an office at 1874
South G street, for the treatment of
chronic and venereal diseases. In conse-
quence of duh times the Doctor will give ex-
aminstions aud prescriptions for $3.50. The
poor treat gratutiousiy. Call and consult
MIN las II costs you nothingl and we know
you Will never regret having done so The
Doctor stands at the head Of hts profession,
and is worthy of your confidence and patron
age. Give him call The Doctor proposes
to give course of medical lectures before
long, TO the benefit OF young men. In due
time his announcements will be made. 1.-The
Young Mans Poe ct Companion will soon
be ready or the public.
The Prince Of Wales lately made
the Fastest journey from London to
Paris On record. 1t occupied only
seven /. 'urs and threc-quarters.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26

HoLLowAY's PILLS. - TURN OF
LIFE. = Armed with this great anti
dote, the fiery o,deal is passed
through and the sufferer once more
restored to the possession of uDim-
paired health. These Pills are equal
ly efficacious in all female com.
plants, and distractions at the door
of womanhood. Sold everywhere.
rs cents per box or pot.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26
Delinquent Sale.

a UREoLA GOLD AND SILVER MINING
n Company--Location of principal place
of business San Francisco, California-Loca-
ton of works. DEVILS Gate Miuing Dis
trict. Lyon County. State of Nevada
Notice-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stocK, on account of sssess-
nent (No A. levied on the 23d day of March,
1877, the several amounts s t opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders as fol-
lows:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26
THE Empire of JaDan has been ad

The Empire of Japan has been adj
mitted to the Postal Union, from and
after June /, and Brazil and the Por-
tugese colonies from July 1, 1877.
The postage rates fixed by the United
States for prepaid letters Of half an
ounce will he 5 cents via SIN Fran
cisco, and double that rate VIA Eu-
rope.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26
NOTICE TO MINERS.

MINERS EMPLOYED IN THE MINES
WI of Storey and Lyon Counties. not mem
bers, are r, quested to some forward and Join
the Miners Unions prior to July 10. 1877. By
30 doivg they will confer favor on the
Unions and themselves
THOMAS BURKE,
President Gold Hill Union.
JOHN TATE,
President Virginia Union.
ID. SEWELL,
President Silver City Union.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26

The managers of the Paris exhi-
bition for 1878 want to know If the
United States wants to take a hand
in the worlds exhibition. It will
only cost us (minimum) 100000
The space is still available, and the
Cabinet are discussing the managers
inquiries.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26

IT IS proposed to establish at Wit
tenberg, Germany, a museum in men,
DRY of Luthur, in the house where he
lived after his marriage. The build
ing is still unalttred, and contains
the old Reformer's table, chair and
Jug.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26

And in accordance with law. and an order of
the Board Of Directors made on the I'd day
Of such stock az may be necessary will be sold
at public auction, Ut the office Of the COM
psny. No. 240 Montgomery street. San
Francisco. California. on MONDAY, the 18th
day of June. 1877. at the hour Of two
O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day, to pay said delin-
quent assessment thereon. together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF s.le.
THAD. 9. FITCH, Sec'y.
Ofice-240 Montgomery street, Room l, San
Francisco, Cal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26
INFORMATION WANTED.

uNANIEL NORTON, AGED ABOUT 20 rs
IL supposed to have died In this or Storey
County in the fall of 1875. Any party know
Ing of his death, or whether he ia still living,
will confer favor on his brother by com.
JERRY NORTON,
Jamison City. Plumas Co., Gel.
Or sending same to this ONCE.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26

A NEAT Seal Ring. onyx, with
Masonic emblem engraved on top;
cost at Andrews $23-will be sold
for SO a, Uncle Harris, 702 Kearny
street, San Francisco. l will send
it to you, and if You are not satisfied
send it back.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26

A BILL has passed both houses of
the Legislature of New York almost
unanimously, forbidding the chang
ing Of text blk in public school
~ the SIafr With fye years after
its adoption.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26

BfsHoR has completed his "Con-
iessioa Of John D. Lee" and sent
the MSS. to st. Louis, Mo for
publication. The hook will contain
q number of engravings and cover
.some 500 pages of printed matter.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26

THANKS. We have received
copy of 11th Nevada Reports The
of State will accept our
thanks.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26

THE Phoebe Record in its last issue
speaking of the Raymond & Ely
mine, SAYS: Considerable good ore
is being extracted from the upper
levels Il ID developments on the 1900
foot level are looking better as work
progresses. The strata lying along
the hanging wall shows u ledge of
four feet in thickness, but where the
ledge is run through by cross-cuts
the ledge matter is much wider.
Much of this VEN is of the finest
character of quartz containing gold.
The ore that is richest in silver Is
richest in gold. One ASSAY showed
AS high as $37 in gold. while others
went $50, $l2 and $40 in gold. Cap
tain Day, the Superintendent, thinks
this splendid prospect, and has no
doubt of il improving rapidly as it
has done heretofore AS the work pro-
crossed. The last assay made yes
terday went $267,O3 IN silver, and
$72 10 in gold.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26

We learn from the Reno Journal
that the Il yer case IS set for trial in
the District Court at that place on
the 11th of June.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26
AMALCAM FOUND.

r HAVE IN MY HANDS A QUANTITY OF
Il smalgam. found on the evening Of April
3lst, and the morning of May LIST. in tunnel
In silver City Said smalgam Is supposed 20
have been stolen and seeret.d In the tunnel.
The owner or owners are requested to prove
property. pay charges and take the same away.
W. II. LESTER,
Constable and Deputy Sheriff.
Silver City, New, May 2. 1877.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26
A Small but Celebrated River.

For small stream $50 miles il
length, the river Pruth has affirmed
quite celebrity in the annals Of
Muscovite and Turkish history. The
Russians have often crossed it before
on the same mission winch leads them
tore they have been prepared for the
task which lay before them. Peter
the Great went to Jassey in I'LL,
with Catharine, the obscure scuilery
maid whom he had married. He
crossed the Pruth with only 10000
men, not being able to concentrate
the 100000 men he had gathered in
Southern Russia and distributed at
various points. The Turks were too
quick for Peter, and they crossed the
Danube and we're on the banks of the
Pruth before he was aware of their
intention, 100000 strong. Here Peter
was surrounded and badly cut up,
but he secured an armistice, and had
to give back to the Turks large
amount of Black Sea territory he
had seized. In 1870, the Empress
Catharine III. defeated them Turks on
the Pruth and drove the across the
Danube. In. 1853 the Gar Nicholas
ordered $4,000 men across the Pruth,
but they marched back again when
Austria sent her army of 3 $1,000 men
into the Danubian Principalities.
Then followed the rcversrs in the
Crimea. The Russians are now bet
ter prepared than they have ever
been for campaign on the Danube,
remarks the Louisville Cour er-Jour.
nal, tor they have profited by the
lessons of former reverses around that
river, and have arranged tn support
each advancing army corps by Others
equally AS strong. The difficulty IN
previous campaigns has been that the
Russian army lacked celebrity of
movement when it was essential.
The military leaders have had abund-
ant opportunity to study the German
system of attack, and, notably, Won
No tke's which inundated by its
celebrity Austria in 1865 and France
in 1870.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26

VIRGINIA Knights of Pythias have
chartered train to run to Carson,
for fraternal visit and good time
generally, on the 5th Of June.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26

MONTGOMERY QUEENS circus is
coming. 1t will be here some time
W June.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26

- Also large stock of Misses and Child.
ren's Shoes and Slipper numerous to men.
ton at prop rtiouate low prices
Fixtl res for sale and store for rent
C. A. NoLIEMEIER.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26
CHEAPER THAN EVER
METROPOLITAN
SCOT AND SHOE STORE.
1Os South G Street, Virginia.

Look at the Following Low Prices.
LADIES' WEAR.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26

NA/ANTED-LADY CANvAsSERs. AID
y" dress, p. o. Box 100. virginia City.
, 1877-12-28
4 NEW STEAM ENGINE.
Au Illinois lfnn Ttrawa kesley's Motor Into
tbs Elnlc-1VuMtlsrfutt tf True.
.ai1 ~ 1SeIA

Au Illinois lInn Tilraws Keslsys Motor Into
tbs sha1e-1Vuntlsrfutt n True.
To thf Editor oJ 7h1 Tr1ttrs.
CAIRO, H., Dec, M.-Delieyin9 that have
discovered the proper mo1e, OF constructing
steam. engine TO yield the same effective power
With one.tcnth Of tie fuel, and like reduction
In the use ot water as now used, mako hasts
10 give tho beueiit VI the Invention to the
world, II thereby the wheels Of progrcss tuaY
attain increased momentum, civilization and
Intercourse with nations Improved, national
prosperity enhanced, and ~ impetus given 10
the milling aud manufacturing interests Of tho
country, thereby giving employment 10 = greater
number OF persons Gnd ealiytaIng :e7sry chau-
nsl OF Induassaat aetlvity.
The great need OF such improvement ts felt
Intensely At this time In America. II asked,
Why do you not patent your tnventiun sud
seek the usual channels OF Introducing 1t to the
world; arc you indifferent to the wealth IL
might possiply brtux you'll BY no meli,s; / an.
Ike MANY inventors, reasonably poor, but con-
sder ths uutler Of such moment 10 the tu-
htudrsnces should prevent its .ntroducsion and
adoption, aud, lenst Of a!1 should selfish tutHr-
ests weigh In TIT lnatter. ! believe al useful
!urentIons aud patents should te made free,
snd tho Inventors p9fd for the same ty fund
provided BY the Government for that purpose;
thus c0pduC1nk 70 general UatIuna! prosperity
aud therein realizing rich tututn through I'll III
ctesia Of production aud ta1a1lc property. II
uy plan " put ~ successful operation shall
feel rewarded, with my fellows, lu It's general
benefits.
The hypothesis that a cubic Inch OF wster Is
non.conprvas!plu ~ 4ny appseclsLle extent. aud
that cutie Inch Of sieaui il capable Of great
condensation In spscs, sn1 thas cubic inch Of
water converted Into AuDegheated steam Is capa-.
ble Of being condensed Into smaIier space
thaa that occupied BY the coid kster,-,sn short,
, 1877-12-28

there i.no pulhte opinion ~ha,ever which tight. IN
favor Of econnmr. There arr arr I've *rts Uf news
papers Fir.t. tin.c which are published bY Fin.
Iee.. rannut, II coa'rc. to in favor
=. %.nson sf"a0my , Try essh nj n eSs"
single paragraph. and no d,,nht they will do the
samc tor what am aging now. tI:rngh.rr:l
ers sre s xres 'sny @ pa".beaa IN The naise I.n.
rma9es ~! ahsy hare not nurn u wat wt cal
rn ses ,se, ,o sTns
pica.ant 10 tho Government, ANY thns that tnl.
Gates tediion ordiseontcnt but never for thc aHr.
writer's nnd editors. Thc actual press ot The eo"n
Try which tonci'ca the Government fa she prr'so Of
thS kn, md tint n
mately. more ncn.'oo.: Nov, ! rsy ;ay Of the.e
no service IN The wnrld, and never i,s* bren. In
Which snlntlcs havc hren 10 high aud prnsiona 80
1sfxs ~ tl'oso that have irrn n given X w % H.
crown. I my .ay further .h.t !he military =.
n sen"e army 81 e IT, e sn aef"ss the 1 %un, CON-
s!eta NOW Of the charge fot ~ army nt 20. 9t'9
Eurorcsns, .!houeh t',e mn.!ny WI s,,.sse.. {.
that country from thI.. ~ maT be tatd
tl,at I htre no sushosty on thi. sub.
sss ar. mt .4.-ss .. st H.
principal Minsteta Or ot1cafs af tho arnay-pntsi.
bly, msy All have on,ntnra thai nre more worth
your wan l[l!HSs HNk bhCt7t
srd ! say that a Government over 80. U00, 0u0
Of pcopfe, which has leyled faxea TIL II can levy
no more, which spcnhs alt 1t can levy. anu whtl!
has borrowed ons hundred millions nnrs than all
II can levy.-1 say tioyeFn,ent Ike that hns soae
fatal defect which at rome not ttstant tine may
bring L!sasscr and humiliation to Tie Norarunient
aud 10 the people on wl,osu 6ctalf Il rules.
The gAntlsmAn eat down and long 'coutluued
cheering.
Tie chair having been taken hT Nj. Hugh
Mason, the. bishop Of Manchester proposede v"te
Of thanks to Sir. Rright and air A. Cottuu for
their att1scstes. and to the savor for having pre-
sided. Ills l,ostlshtp agid that Sir Arthur had
tavorsd him with copy Of l'ia pamphlet on the
subjcct which bad been discussed At this meeting.
aud be must say, alter rondtn1 II, that, II tic
facts therein stated could he sustained, Il was
to him stnply The most astounding rl,cnntnu.
non that ever came within The range ~ hls In.
tetlfEeuce that tlIs question VI tic Irrigation Ut
India had not been taken up. II slle rttnrti
frnn that land Of the muncy spent In Irrigation
w,,tka uas ~ stated, there Ought 10 ba dlcnty
In RAILING the Ea0, 900, 900 wnri, Ms, bright hal
mid would be sufficient to rrxate TO- 0ot. ONO acres
Of country. and hH only wished thAt thr tHtllon1
thnt had LYON pntred into Turkish hnnds. sH,t
which i,e fenrel woaid never be seun agaln, bad
bren devoted TO shts patuuse g!cat chcerin91: bnt
rul!ou mol only sLuald VIC Eee0np onrsc&cs, but
We might abandou that opium tralc wl,ltsfhr tt,o
bishop, denounced a. most unfiEEteuus tsAac
for q Christian nnt!on. tChecrs.
T., The muslnn was rrenndeA by Mf. II. II. jackson,
Of Blackburn, and passed with reclamation.
, 1877-12-28

Paymouts made BY Attorney Gen.
sral fot @srviss' snd s1psnses. ....t
Paid into City Treasury +.............$l
Payments By the City Of New York
for tho bureau Ut Municipal Cor
rcciton, under apeclal acts Of shs
Lsgia1Atuts ........,:...-.......
ray,nuuGa.by tho city from various
appropriations. ...,'.,...:....:...
Nei amount sealizad to tha City
TFtISHtY ......ss.. s....,.s*...s..s.s
In The letxIled accounts OF payments
for services aud expenses. th* pStn'
c!pal ftslnA are:
Wheeler Il. rcckhan .,.,,.......
Henry Y. TatnloF.. oF...,..........,...
Lyman TtsH.sIa s........."......
tisufge T. Curus........... ......
jobs n, Poster. .,,,,,..............,
, 1877-12-28

a.; verdict March s, 1876, for plaintiffs, si7Ia,-
0fnGi principal, togcther With interest from
et.Is7, lt7.as; Judgment February, 1911.
There still remain unacruuntc,f for some eight
or nine other r,lts wlIith have NOT yet been
traced IN, bit tFc farts concerning which will
l'c collected and presented at the next meeting
OF the Committee.
, 1877-12-28

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON l. QUINCY RAILROAD.
lcpoA font nf Lake,st tndlAnA and sl1taenth.st
and Canal and Sixteenth A&s. Ticket 01cea4 - Clark
a.. and IL fePbta .
, 1877-12-28

on, md, While Wide tire Is desirable. II Is not
81 fnpoFtnnt
The fnrt Is, public opinion in The country Is
not srfTm cntly dire, tnl to tls subject. II THE
THfniFE will take bnfI ri th!s matter AMI con-
time a. ally NJ IL is doing m the silver ques-
ton vast amount OF gn0l can 10 arcn'tniEsttd.
Respectfully, K. X. JoNks.
, 1877-12-28
TINT sltrrc was ack water In India hut thcre VIA.
oGly . lack OF broIns. tGl.rcgt and laughter.
IlilIA unlIiEr'A arEEtu.

TINT sgcrc ack Of water In India, hut there was
on'y lack OF brains. ttil'rcst and ian&hsef.1
1una nntGnr'a srEgrn.
The lion. john fright next to,lt the atand
and .n,k,. fcr nm ,,our. We hare ,nocc on,v for
~" ..,. ai'oH. 49, -" ""' "A'' "'Aee oA'' -''
iew eAtFacls;
What VIC call nnr Indian Ernirc, which ts a
countrY 70 vast that nutJot!y has an scgntnt-
anre with Ill Of IL t,,cor. hearl: A cm,ntry 50
ucop,,,f ,b,i m, ,cus,,t ran vtyc ne anv acrira,r
's"r" ',.... =, Is ,,.l',..', Nv .s, 81. ,.s.,.
account VI ts t'op pu'ationia country WHICH, ac-
tortl'ng 10 Bir Arthur Cotton, who knows aa
,n,,.,, - I, n. o,v opc-.ud r ,ntrht nu,4c
~ a.. ~ s,..',ts. aa a5 ~ ~ "1., 49,
many othcf ah'npfNles 70 thc satne eticct'-<on.
talpa, probably, ~, CO0 ON OF men. wouen Ani
c,,tK,rcn u.I,o avn hIra.Y,v ar tud,r4cl,v. snmo
>''.''s"' ~ o"tt o".Nj ~ 49, ot"'~
soTk OF allegiance TO the tsslcen oE this natlof'
lIbcera,1 The population Of JN,Ita ID five times
I'm nt,n,1otIrn n lin xr,m,o M thr raj NJ the
s.'u uopm'asu'" u t4o ""u'1 VI t'.I ies' " t"o
British Empire, and nc tattst cbnshfcr for mo-
mcnt huw VIC came Into this position III relation
In 1rdIa II i. nnt hv thn ord,narv
" 4""n, "os VIC ".n.a'y
cnlttsc OF long succession That The Cr1Fn
Of England Inns power In India. 1t ia NOT That
We have held India bY centlIrfeA Of Nn,1sputcl&
nosscaston. Our power there tIs lIttle trtro
thau century old. nn,f lbs Emnirc laa beer
fntiit nm hy mrat,s which. / nm AFRAID. l,aye
""hs W -: "''" ~ $50 -'Ns..f 80 -
, 1877-12-28
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,

ExrLlxAT1or o. Rrrzn1Hc3 N!nRe.-E EAsurday
fxrrpted 'RandaJ excepted. MONDAY excepted.
3DaIly
CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Ticket oalrea ca Clark 1t. tShefmRn HuHte) aadSt
debDtf.
, 1877-12-28
40, 15A.W

JOho h. FoStcE.--. ..s.s.s.ss.s..s. Z+4Hu.7u
Mr.. Jan,es III. Wales. who IL e,nuloycl Ia tic
Office Vi tho Corporation Counsel, was then
swnrn and prescutpi statement OF the various
Rno s,,its. 10 foiioWs,
Actionrrpmine need by thu c4tY snd their pres.
emf condition.
Hrai,,st he broadway Bank. July 10. 1874. for
sa.S4.000, sttII psn,ilnv; sppeal from order
rrnntinw defendants bill Of particulars argued
Hay III 1sidj: moi yet decided.
1raIi,st T. W. Roe & Co., July IS, 1874, for
saUO' III. .w. fraudulent bills tor ststiopcry: on
ra,eniixr aud ruadY.
A"ainst John 0'Conpc1l. Oct. 81. 1874. for
xa:ss III ia iraudulcut Gllls for jamps auu cas !:
Trcelyrl order for iii OF particulars and uotlce
nf sr.tlement on Aprtl u. I3W.
igaimst Airtandcr brsnion for soa.87a
frsnIui"nt hiiix fnr aootls iuTnishcd liza imres,s
nf strest iant,s : notice Of trjai Octnber, 1870,
AGatnst Nprvan Jones, NuY. 3, l67l fur f;f50.
M frandnlsnt hIlls: nnttch Of irtai for 5une.
III III ~">'
A',oin.t Archibald Hall. Jr. Oct 81. 1874. far,
s1asiT1o1. irau.luient bllls, lamps aud "a; On
, 1877-12-28
NEW YORK RING SUITS.
Amounts Recovered by tho City--CouAit ion
OF tbs Suits Coulmcnc~ta by ths City.

Amounts Recovered l'y tho City-coudisfon
OF ths Suits Commenced hy t1,s City.
Nf,v lork iforih.
A meeting OF tho AidcH.nntc Investigating
Committee was hsld At noun yesterday. Nj.
James u. Martin was flrat sworn. Ho ts eln-
ployed 10 tue Comptrollers olllus, and presont-
cd a Ioul written statement showing the
amounts collected In those Of the various Rtng
suits which lavs been concluded, and showing
also the expenses incurred in prosecuting them.
Tbs statement Il taken from tho books OF the
Comrtro,ler's Office. Ths following v an ab-
struet OF II:
Received BY tho city,;
From estate Of James Wafson......$ 600, 43t. o.
From Ebert A. Woodward, on ac-
From Ebert 4. Woodward, on &C.
count. With tnteEcst. ..u....... 81. I7R. 10
PROM Peter u. 6wreny. on 6ecount. Ito, 00O. %
Ftum rstor u. Hwreny. Uu account- 20, 600. 90
FEom j. j., Dtudloy. executor. In
full. With intHIest... zoo, &c., 20
r. Tlust % Company ." - ........ aboG. "a
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 49,. 373. 7s
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-10-24

A Wonp no TIE UHEMpLOYED.---Our at
tenton has been called to new cooking
utcnsil, recently invented, which makes bak
ing pleasure, instead Of dreaded necessity
the inventor Of which has conferred an ever.
lasting blessing upon every housekeeper. We
refer to the Patent Centennial Cake and
Bread Pan, with which, by simply raising a
hook, you can remove the sides Of the pan
instantly without breaking or injuriing it in
tile least thus enabling you TO ice and frost
while warm. TO remove the tube in the
CENTRE insert a knife In the slot in the top of
the tube, aud simply give 1t a half turn, end
1t will drop out. 1t is also provided with q
slide on the bottom, SO that, when you re-
move the tube, you can close the hole, making
II pan with plain bottom for baking jelly and
cakes, pudding, Bread etc, thus practically
gioi,sg you tleo pdBS for the price Of one.
The Centennial Cake Pan is highly recon-
mcndcd by the ladies as being the best and
most convenient pan ever introduced. They
are made of Russia iron, are mare durable,
much nicer broom than you Gun bake them IN
tie ld.fdshioned tin cake pans. These goods
are sold exclusively through agents to fani-
lies and every housckeeper should by all
means have them. splendid opportunity IL
offered to somo reliable lady or gentleman
canvasser of this county TO secure the agency
for a pleasant and profitable business. For
FERNS territory, ETC.. write 10 j.. r. Brown d
Co., Nos. 214 and 2lU Elm Street, Cincinnati,
Ohio. Oct 8, 4w.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-10-24

ssTHE PRooF OF THE PUDDING rs IN THE
EATING. There are scores Of l.ambertyillc
people who never visit Trenton without going
to Hills Dining Room, at As Greene street,
for dinner or lunch. 1t Is one Of the most at
tractive places IN the city, and those who 90
there once invariably patronze it again. Hills
ice cream bears a high reputation for purity
and flavor, and during the Summer season
frequently reaches sale of a Thousand plates
q day All the cake and ice cream and d por-
tion of the confectionery which is sold here Is
prepared on the premises. Fifty thousand
eggs are annually consumed in the manufacA
ture of cake alone. Mr.. Hill mikes a special
ty OF furnishing weddings and parties, and
has facilities for furnishing everything in the
most complete and tasty manner. July 20.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-10-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ASTONISHING SuccEss--1t is the duty Of
every person who has used BoscHEE's GisR-
MAN SYRUP to let It's wonderful qualities be
known to their friends in curing Consuihp-
ton, severe Coughs, Group, Asthme, Pneu-
monia, and in fact all throat and lung dis
eases. No person can use 1t without imihetli-
ate relief Three dosed will relieve any case,
and we consider It the duty Of all Druggiets
TO recommend it to tie poor dying cohsnnip-
tive, at least to try ono bottle, as 10000 bot
ties were sold last yeer; aud no ono CAGE
where it failed was reported. Such ihedi-
cine as the GERMAN SYRUP cannot be too
widely known. Ask your druggist abott 1t.
Sample Bottles to try sold at 10 cents. Reg.
ular size rs cents. For sale at Andeison's
and Sbamalia's Drug Stores, Lambertsille,
and Wolverton's, New Hope.