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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
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OoAsoLIDATED DORADO HI;

CONSOLIDATED DORADO MIH:
" ING COMPANY Location Of principal
place Of business, Ban Rnncisoo, Cslifofna.
Location Of works. Gold Hill Mining Dtstrtcs,
Storev county. Nevada.
Notics.-Tnere arc delinquent upon the fol.
iowtngdescrtbed stock. on account Of asscee'
mont QNo. n levied on the twenty.seventh
day Of June. 1881. the several amounts cot
opposite the nance Of the respective share.
holders. % followe:
Names. No. Certif. bht. Amt.
Atkinson. Doud 4 Co. Trus.
tod9. 81.
Atkinson, Doud D %. Trus. 49,.
tee9...... .... w
Atkinson. Doud 3 %, TruS 49,.
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BELcaER MINING
. COMPANY.

. COMPANY.
Lossiisn Of principal place Of business. Gan
Io"s.ica Of wSiis. Gold Hill, Storey county.
NOTICE 10 hereby given. that at 2 meeting
Of ne pireetor, hsld on the third tsdl
day Of Ausust. ISL. an Assessment
Mo. i) OF one Dollar ell per share w.s
isv,sd upon the capital stock Of the corpora
Don, payable Immediately. In United states
eoId CON. 70 the Secretary. o. The once % the
Company. No S& California street. San
IRE. cisco California
Any stock upon which this assessment shali
rsmain unpaid on the s,xih (6thl DAY OF
osptsnber. Issi, yin be delinquent, and Adver'
tissd tor sale a. public auction, and unisss pay.
msnt 10 made before, will b sold 90 TUES
ID Z. the twtn y-sev-nth day OF Ssptsnoef'
issl, TO pay the delinquent assessment, To-
Rsthsf with costs Of advertising and sxpsnsss
GEO D. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Omcs No. <t caiiiornia street. tan Frsn-
sisco. California auttd
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And In accordance with law, and an order
OF the Board OF Directors. made On the twenty.
seventh day Of June. 1881. 20 many shares Of
each parcei OF such stock - may DO necessary
the compsny, S9 California street, Rom {,
Ban francisco. California. or THURSDAY, the
eighteenth day OF August, 1881, % the b ur Of
two O'Clock r. =. Of ssid day. 70 pay said delin.
quent assessment thereon. together with costs
Of ADVERTISING and expenses OF the sale.
J.. =. BURLINGTON, Secretary.
0fdcs-No. 800 California street Room &,
Ban Francisco. California. aultd
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PATENTS

NBrAINED FOn nhCHANloAL DEvIoEA
~ medical or other cumpoubds. Ornamental
ds>iUns. usis MARKS and laoslal cavsstA A.
0gnmsnts, lntsrfsrsnc~s. infrinsemssts ana
I'll mastsrs relating TO Patents promptly sftsnd
ed TO We mAk preiiminaty examinations and
furnish opinions - 10 pstsntahiltty, nee Of
onargs, and all who are intsrsetsd In new nvsn-
tons add Patents Az invited 70 ssnd for . oopg
10 cent frs To any address. md contains CON.
plsts distractions how " obtain Patents, and
oshsf valuable matter. During the past nv
ysAr 90 have obtained neArh three thousand
patents for American and foreign inyenturs. and
oan give satisfactory references In almost sverJ
eoapty In ths Union.
AAdrsss, '
LOUIS DAGGER 4 CO.,
-Doltottors Of Patents and Attorneys st Law.
Il Droit Building. wsshinxton. d. O.
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our LIVE BUSINESS MEN.

FRIDAY. :: AUGUST s. 1881
our LIVE BUSINESS MEN.
WIDE AWAkE ADvERrnskks
WHO TnkivE TAkxksx'
Advsrsssiag Bs.isess Create bess-
n~w-rr~nss and Prosperity res.
lvv- rhss n she E~AHerAesee q
Ala who Nave fried H.
JUDGEMENTS.
Pipsr' Opera House. Virginia City.
BANKERS.
Agency Nevada Bank Of San Francisco.
suy.s. Virginia Cay.
BROkERS.
L. B. Franksl. Main street. Gold Hul.
T, n. Ayuuxn. lvo South q street, ~.
gini. Ciy.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Banner Bros.. Corner O and Taylor
stxssu. virsiniA-
ClGAhs AND TOBACCO.
D. Thorburn. opposis News onaes.
Min street. told hiii. ,,
o. II. allup. Cppeslts Bank OF Gold
Hal.
DRUGGISTS.
Hsshrouck a Hall. Main street. Gold
HUI. Vppo.its yellow Jacket snyins-hoas.'
lvha JONES, IT.. Main street. eeaa nli'
INpIs,
4. Chapman. LOU south O street. VIZ
FANCY GOODS.
D. Thorburn. Main street. Gold HUI.
b. W. Cnubbaok, svstvtnos stors, MAIN
strssI. 90id IAN.
f0UNDR1Es.
Gold Hill Foundry. Lower Gold Hill.
George kmmst. propristor.
Lsuo kvunary. hsno. Andrew Fraser
proprietor.
GAoCERIEs. PROVISIONS. ETC.
u. W. Folsom. Main street. Gold Hill.
Richard Mercer. Main street. 9oid hiil.
7. Il. Acuurn. Main street. Gold Hill.
HvrELs AND RESTAURANTS.
Gold Hill Bakery and Restaurant. Main
street.. 9old Hui; J. r. Becker. Pro-
prIstor.
Cay Bakery. "a North O street. Virginia
Oily; tiumsier q Armbruss. Propris-
tors.
HARDWARE.
". N. Hall = CO.. Main street, Gold
Hin.
LAUNDRY.
Pioneer Laundry. north Of Virginia
Oily u. W. Hall. kropiissor.
MARKETS.
Fountain NArket. Main street. Gold
Hiu. g.. }. M.iasr. proprietor.
NEWS DkrOTs.
d. Thorburn. opposite NEws oface,
Nam street. uvid Han.
y. W. Chubbuek. fostofacs store. Gold
HUI.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Or. J. U. Hall. Nam street, Gold Hill.
aALOOSS.
Comstook Exchange. opposite Liberty
Engine hvuss. 4. Z. Finch. Agent.
k..niou. Main street, u0id hiIl; 8. b.
Turnsy, proprietor.
1iD.vns, Main street. Gold Hill; W.
d. u. Gibson. propristor.
WOOD AND COAL.
Thomas Gallagher. near railroad depot,
Gold Hill.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

a uesim Of early imprud nee. esusing nsrv.
cus debility, premature decay. etc. having uied
IN vain sver, knovn remedy. hes Discovered q
nmpls means Of ELF cure which be win sspd
frss 70 hb fellow. sudsrerp. Addrsss ]. b.
RR1v11, - ohssAam o.. u. Z. osn
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Sixth Day-saturday, Oct. Is.

No. Is.-TRoTTINa-2:4o class; free for
all; mile hssts; best three In i've;
purse $500; irst horse 5000. second
horse Si25; third horse SIS.
No. le.-TR0TTING-Frss for all; mile
heats; bsst three In i've; purse $500;
hrst hons $500, second horse $lU0.
third horSs 500.
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IssIssnIsfs IIVIlB.
CALIFORNIA nlHIHe COMPANY.
u Location Of principal plsos Of buapsss
Han Pnncisco, California.

AVk8kASa SA
Ssn Prancisco. california.
Location OF vosks. Virginia Mining District.
storey county. Nevadi.
Notice. 10 hereby given. that u Q meeting
of he Board Of Directors. held % the ooth
DAY Of June. 1851. an assessment mo. y
Of Thirty tSp Cents per shsrs va ,evsd
Ala immedisiely, In United slater gold coin. to
the Socvtsry, ct the once Of the Company.
Room q, Nevada Block, SO Montgomery street.
Ban Francisco. California.
shsii remain unpaid on the SIXTH day u
AUGUST, 1881. will DO delinquent, and sdves'
tised for iais q public suction, and unless pay.
fnent 10 msde before. will DO sold on
THURSDAY, the twenty.nith t3sthl day OF
August 1881. 70 pay tho delinquent $1,000.
mcnt, together with costs OF Advertising Ana
expenses Of sale. By order Of the boero OF
G.. r. GORDON, Secretary.
Once-Room No. 70, Nevada Bloch, NO. ~
Montgomery sired. San francisco oainosns
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An ORDiNANCk 70 srevids for the
Lew OF TAxss On ~. III and Personal
Property wi,hin the r. wa Of 9sld
IPasssd April 10. issi.l
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- " q. HYDE. Clerk.
PATENTS

PATENTS : s:::: s.s :: s :: :;s:: :: ::
pounds. ornamental dssigrs
tsds msrks and isosls. Caveats, Asaignmsnh.
lnssrisrsuess. Appeals, snits tor lnfIingensats
and All casSs uisiny undsr tas kATkNr LAws
promptly attended, 70.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
NJ By u. Y.,:a. ones nay
sotsd BY ~. Bling oppo
utts ths Rstsnt ONE. Ne can mAks closss
ssarohss. and sscure Psisbts more promptly.
Ard with brosdsr claims. han 6oss who an
rsnacts frum ~sshinston.
INVENTORS ::a su .: :"ss:! S o. :. s.ss
sxaminatAsns fRxR on
czAsss. and sdy,:e = 70 pstsssAbihty; Price
nxCukkD.
We rSfsr 70 odncials In the Patent Of1os. b
our clients In ever stats Of the urion. and u
yous Senator and ksprsesntstivs IN Congrssa.
hpsoisi rsisrsaoss given when dsstrsd-
oppoefss pstsnt ONO Warrington. d. c.
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rrNIos CONSOLIDATED slLvsl

III MINING Compsny.-Locstion Of principal
| plscs Of business, San Francisco. California.
Location Of work., flryinia Mining pisuiss'
Storey county. Nevada.
the Board Of Directors. held on he nfss
(lst) day Of July, 1881. 90 assesemeai
(No. f7Do Of oEe (SlI Dollss per share uas ievtrd
upon the capital stock Of ths corporation. psy.
sbIs immsdisssly, IN United States gold con, 70
he sesrs,.,, s:n q q, sso once NO Of s ,ss G Gs.a:
street. San Frsncisoo. osiiforpis.
Any stock upon which this assessment shau
remain unpaid on the fourth (4thl day OF
August, l5si. will be delinquent, and "a.
payment b made before win be cold % WE'D
NESDAY. the tventy-fourth day Of AU0l ".
lSsl. to pay the delinquent sssessmsnt. To-
gether With costs OF Advertising and expenses
By order OF the Board Of Director.
]. n BUFFfN0Tud, SECRETARY.
O~ndne-Room Z, second door, No. ~ "
torpis street. san Frspci,co. California. tystd
DULLIOn aiMINa COMPANY.
ID Location Of principal placs Of businsss.
Ioes;ioa q ..r1s: Cola Hui Mining District.
Notcs is hereby given, that ct . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the twssty ara
(2is) day Of July. 1881, an s~ssssment (ho 20
OF Sixty. teQ Cents par SHARE We: svisd upon
the capital stock OF the corporation. payable
immediately, In United States guld coin, 70 The
secretary. st the ofhce Of the COMPANY. koom
., Safe Deposit Building. Nc. s2s Montgomery
street, ban Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this ssseesment shall
remain unpaid on the twenty nth (3oth) DAP
Of AUGUST, 1851, will be delinquent. and
Advertised for sa.s q public suction, and
| unless payment II made beiors viii be sold
on THURsDAY. the FIFrRRsTH Qethl dag Of
sessment, together with costs OF Advertising
aud expenses OF sale.
BY order Of the bosfd OF Director.
]. n BnAZRLL, SECRETARY.
Once-Room No 5. pafs ~ posit Building.
No. s2s Montgomery street. Ban Francirco.
California. Jy3Std
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And In accordance with Law, and IN order OF
the Board Of Directors. made ON the twentieth
tsothl day. Of June. 1881. 20 many shares Of
each parcel OF such stock - may be necessary
win be sold at public auction. st the auction
eomsry street, San Frsncisco. California, on
MONDAY. the Aftssnth 1sth) day OF August.
1881. ct the hour Of one O'Clock :. =. OF sid
day. 70 pay said delinquent assessnsnt thereon.
tossthsr with oosts Of advsfttsinG md sxpsnsss
wILLfAM wnLis, sserstssy.
oncs-Room No. =, Nsyada. Hloek, No. 20
xontgomQy strsss, San Irsncisco, California.
jySFd D
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NEW YoRK MINING n z.
IN Location Of principal place OF business.

NEW YOBk aIUIH0 y Z.
IN Location Of principal place Of business.
San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that ct . meeting q
the Board OF Directors, held on the sixisonth
day OF July. 1881, IN assessment mo. 2GD
Of Ten ll0I Cents per share was levied. upon
the capital stock OF the corporation. payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin. 10 the
Secretary, ct the once OF the Company. boom
6, no. sal Pima street, (san Francisco stock and
hxchsngs Buiiding). San Francisco. Caiiforkis 10.
ANY stock upon which this asressment shall
remain unpaid on the eighieenth (iSthl day of
Aueust, 1881, will be delinquent. and advsf.
tised for sale a. public auction. and unless
payment u made before. win be told on
WEDNESDAY,. the BEveNTH day Of SIP.
TEnBER, 1881. 70 pay the delinquent assesS.
ment, toesthsr with costs OF Advertising and
expsnses OF sale.
D. L. THOMAS, sscrstasy.
Onhcs-Room y. No. 81 Pine street, Ian
Francisco stock and Exchange building. Ban
Yranci.co. oaliiornia. ilyistd
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"A PANY.-Loestion OF principal pisos Of
business, San Francisco. Califomis.
Location Of works, Gold Hill, Gold Hill
Mining District. Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hsrsby given, that % . meeting q
The Board OF Directors, held on the seeopd i2d)
DAY Of August, 1881. an assessment mo. AZ Of
FLY Gems tHc) per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF the corporation,
payable Immediately. in United states gold
com, 70 the Sscrst.g. q the onies Of the
street, Ban Francisco, Cs.itorniA. II
Any stock upon which this aassssmsnt shall
rsmain unpaid on the SIXTH (ethl day Of
eRPrghBRk. 1881, will b ~dslisQusnt,
and advertised for sale Ct pubic sueroa.
and unless payment II nads 6eioes. VIZ b
sed % M0NDAY. the TWENTY SIXTH dU
ssssssnsnsi together witk costs q savsr.
~ oraw sfths bad e ptrss4ors.
WI. \. WATSON. Dserstasy.
ones-No. ~ Aoa9pns15 sssssk Roenss
9, san Eansisoo, 0sifofniA. sS3ed
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W. d. cHAx1flLAN. President.
n. L. Fnn. Secretary. sultd
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BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
J. n BUFffN0TuH, Sscrstaxy...
0fine-Room I, second door. No. ~ cAi.
forpia street, san Frapct,co. California. tyetd
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ORDINANCE NO. ils.

Thomas Gallagher. near railroad depot,
Gold Hill.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-02-14

DEATH OF THOMAS CARLYLE.-Thomas
Carlyle, essayist, historian, but above
all, moralist, died Saturday at his home
in Chelsea, near London. He is one of
the great men of his age, one of the
greatest influences ever started on the
field of humanity. He preached the
curse and destruction of shams, and has
much to do with whatever lessening of
shams there has been in this century !;
be preached also the gospel of the ruler,
the strong mana doctrine against
which this present drift of the world
rebels, and which he never hoped to see
operative. His work is stimulative to a
high degree, affecting all thinkers and
not little affecting the wider public in
this country who read more, no doubt.
than in his own. His "Sartor Resartus, -
his French Revolution, his Frederick
the Great" are bound to live, and his
various tracts for the times cannot fail
of pertinence at other junctures of
change, as at those on which they were
issued. He is one of the few men OF
the century ior whom may be safely
predicted Immortality of renown.-
Springfield Republican.
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ventories, made out by property holders,
and make personal examination of visi-
bic property, appraising it at its true
value in money. If they consider the
list correct they appraise the property,
otherwise, they are to ascertain as best
they can the amount of taxable property
held by person, and if he has made
false statements in regard to his proper
ty, the amount set to him by the listers
shall be doubled, and his list increased
accordingly The following is the 18th
section of the act: "a person who will
fully swears falsely in violation of any
of the provisions of this act, shall be
guilty of perjury, and punished accord
ingly." Listers are also bound by their
oaths to set all property in the list at
its true value in money, and to faithfully
discharge the duties conferred upon
them by the law.
The law, if fully complied with, will
increase the list materially, and seems
to be so well guarded that no person
can escape fair list, unless he commits
wilful forgery. AS every mans inven-
tory is to be on file in the town clerk
Office, it will be open to the inspection
of such as have reason to believe it to
false, when the party will be liable to
suffer, if the matter is brought before the
listers, or taken into the courts.
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a guarantee of stability or excellence, but
this Company does not hide its light I'M
der a bushel, although it doesn't find it
necessary to loudly beat the drum to in
vite attention to it. 1t has been before
the community for many years, and the
prudence of it's management has been no
less marked and thoroughly well under
stood by multitudes than the genius of its
leading spirits, of whom President Wins
ton is household word in the mouths of
Gothamites generally. Its methods have
been patent to all, and have been charac-
terized by iberality on the one hand,
wholly eschewing the vice of litigating
claims except in cases of palpable fraud,
and strict economy on the other, having
the cheapest rates. 1t reduced the premi-
ums fifteen per cent. over two years ago,
a proceeding which has met with the re-
suit of an increase of the assets in the
past year of 100000 notwithstanding
$13, 1000, 900 have been paid out during the
year to policy holders. a
the record is simply unexcelled. So far
as your RADIx is concerned, he is very
thoroughly determined to go no farther,
lest he might farewell, not quite so well
as with his good friends Of the old Mu-
tual.
One pudding for some bloated bond
holders is likely to have some ofits plums
extracted for the public welfare. Iallude
to the Brooklyn Ferry Company, whose
profits are enormous. They have fur
nished considerable accommodation, and
of good character, few lives having been
lost owing to any carelessness of their
employees, but they have in some matters
acted very arbitrarily, particularly in the
| way of discontinuing certain ferries which
did not pay as much as others. They
are now to be sued for enormous arrears
of rent which it is claimed they oweu the
| cities which they connect, and for which
under some agreement with Tweed's Ring
they have for some years paid 81 year
into the city treasury. Their lease has
nearly expired, and the privilege they
have enjoyed as a monopoly is to be offer.
ed to the highest bidder. They need
stirring up, and this sort of thing is like
| ly to do it pretty effectually.
One of our old-time contractors, whose
labors have done much to make upper
New York the city it is-more famous
| however, as Tweeds bondsman-wa:
Charles Devlin. He is dead, and il
mourned by thousands. He was at on
time very wealthy, though he commence
life at the very foot Of the ladder, having
come here from Ireland an illiterate, viii,
boy; however, he lost most of his none
and, till he died, seemed to have passe,
from under the microscopical scrutin
and criticism which every public or semi
public individual here has to endure a
philosophically as he may. Devlin wa
by no means rich when he died, except i
the good will and esteem of his fellow
men. Few people have been more popu
lar; fewer still are ever likely to be es
corted to their last resting place by sue
!; a multitude of sympathizers. RADIX.
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MONTREAL AIR LINE.

The "Air Line between Montreal
and Boston via the Southeastern Rail-
way is developing large and important
business. One of its most important
connections Is the Quebec, Montreal,
Ottawa and Occidental Railway. This
railway is the only line on the north
side of the St. Lawrence and runs for
$50 miles through a fertile tract of
country. Last September, negotiations
resulted in a contract by which all the
Lower Canadian, New England and New
York business was given to the South
eastern combination of roads for nine
years. More than 1000 car loads are
now piled up at the different stations on
this road awaiting shipment to Boston
and points hereabouts.' 1t was for the
transfer of the traffic of the Quebec,
Montreal, Ottawa and Occidental that
the now famous ice bridge between Mont
real and Longueil, on this side, was first
built across the ST. Lawrence during
the winter of 1979-S0. During this
winter, up to the present date, the
bridge on the ice has been in successful
operation, and now all of the lower
roads are pushed to their utmost capac-
ity to furnish the rolling stock necessary
to move the freight. Some 53l new
cars are now being delivered, at the
rate of eight day, designed particular
ly for the through traffic to the States of
this North Shore Road alone. Next
week the line will put on an express
freight train, running from Montreal to
Boston without stoppage. the necessary
Custom House regulations having already
been made for that purpose. A large
steamer is building in Montreal for the
purpose of transferring the cars when
the ice bridge breaks up. This steamer
will be used until the tunnel under the
river is completed. Mr.. Walter Shanly
has been employed by the Tunnel Com.
pany, and his report, recently filed, is
conclusive that the plan of tunneling
the river is not only feasible. but. az
compared with the cost of the Victoria
Bridge, relatively inexpensive. So far
this new business which has been devel
oped is certainty and adds materially
to the business and prosperity of th,
port of Boston. The railroads forming
the "Air Line" are looking forward t
the Canadian Pacific and the proposed
railroads between Montreal and tn,
Sault Ste. Marie for valuable connections
Boston Journal.
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COUNTING OF THE ELEC-
TORAL VOTE.

On Wednesday last the Vice Presi-
dent of the United States, the Senate
having met for a joint assembly in the
hall of the House of Representatives,
opened the electoral votes of all the
states except Georgia, which was not
counted on account Of irregularity, and
after the count had been made. declared
that James A. Garfield and Chester A.
Arthur were elected President and Vice
President for the four years commenc-
ing March 4. There was no excitement
and little party feeling shown. The
vote, Georgia not counted, stood, Garfield
2l4, Hancock IA the vote of Georgia
would have carried the Hancock column
to l55. Great preparations are being
made for the inaugural ceremonies to
occur on the 4th of March.
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Undergraduates.

Rev. e. P. Roe, well known as Presbyterian cler-
gyman. and whose books have become almost ia
miliar as household words commences his new story
WITHOUT HOME, - in the CongregGtioRdLiSt.
Feb 9. Mr.. Roe has with judges day after day in
the police courts of New York, and has been accum-
mulatng his material for this book for several years.
and it will undoubtedly be the best from his pen
thus far.
We shall also print during the year twelve articles
under the head "Great Questions" such topics as
The Creation Trial by jury The Question of Divorce.
Suffrage and the Ballot, The Woman Question.
Among the writers will be men of the first rank such
as PROF. AUSTIN PHELPS, PRESIDENTS PORTER and
BARTLETT, DR. MARK HOPKINS. DR.. GEO. NJ. BEARD,
JUDGE WILLIAM STRONG, GEN. ]. R. HAwLEY, and
Hon. DoRMoN B. EATON.
Mr. Roe's Story will continue fornine or ten months
and in order to accommodate the thousands desiring
the paper it will be sent till the close of the serial for
$780, Address, W. L. GREENE & CO,
81 No. SOMERSET ST., BOSTON.
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And is in excellent condition for business It con
tains four sets Of stones. merchants bolt for grind
ing western wheat. three other large bolts two smu
mills, and everything necessary for flst-class mill
The mill rented during the years Is77-s-9 forf
$500. A YEAR. It is situated in an excellentI
farming and dairy locality where the farmers feed
large quantities of grain, and raise great amount OF
grinding apparatus, and has always commanded al
heavy run of custom The area of country that natl
uray gets its grinding done at this mil is not less
than 40 SQUARE MILES. The mill has usually
done a very profitable business IN selling westerr
-four grain and feed and any party desiring a good
mill in one Of the best localities in Northern Vermont
will do well to examine this one. Also,