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Al

seemed to be considering. Finally, in .
very humble tone, he said:
Name your price,
It was Royals turn to think.
That you will settle twenty thousand
dollars on her" he replied.
Cant do it." Papa Leland said, de-
cidedly.
All right" And Royal made as If to 90
away.
Held on, you graceless rascal call it
ten, and it's bargain"
yielding.
Cali it twenty, then, and be hanged to
you! I'd give that much to give you one
good pounding. But thank the Lord, your
Bessie is no angel, and hope that she will
prove Tartar.
And that was Papa Leland final capitu-
lation. As for Bessie, the wicked girl only
laughed when Royal told her of this little
sequel, and . Massachusetts, justice soon
settled everything to Royals satisfaction.
He is smarter than thought him, says
Papa Leland, quite compkcently.
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About Naming the Girls.
Harper's Bazarr.

Harper's BaZarr. W
It is not bad plan to give girls only one
baptismal name, SO that il they marry they
can retain their maiden surname, as Eliza.
beth Barrett Browning, Harriet Beecher
Stowe. This is the practice among the
Society Of Friends, and Is worthy Of more
general adoption, for we should then know
at once on seeing the name Of lady wheth-
er she was married, and if so, what her
family name was. In Geneva and many
provinces Of France the maiden family
name Of the wife is added to the surname
OF the husband; thus il Marie Perrot mar.
ried Adophe Lauve, they would after mar
rage write their ames respectively, Adolphe
Perrot- Lauve and Marie Perrot Larve.
The custom serves to distinguish the bach
elOr from the married man, and is worthy
Of imitation; for If vanity unites in the
same escutcheon tie arms of husband and
wife. ought not affection to blend their
names2
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Getting Married in North Carolina.

Reidsville Times
A couple from Virginia landed in Milton
the other morning to be married BY Squire
Lewis They walked hand-in- hand up
Main street and took q seat upon the front
step of the 'Squire's Office, and the man
asked for license. AS the Squire was pre-
pairing to make it out, the buxom girl began
to inch of, and hesitated and finally said to
the young man in half whisper:
John, said she, Il don't believe will
n never did feel 40 frustrated lawd! I
wonder what papa's doing now feel right
troublesome 60 back; coneon, John. :"
Wen, You don't want the license, them"
said the Squire.
Hold on thar, mister; yes, we do" said
the man; and he moved closer up and set
his chin to earnest work. Now, Sally, said
ne, don't go on thater way; what nd the
folks say? It nd be awful hard on me.
An thar's the candy stew at Bob Browns
TO- night, an aller that; and Sukey Jones
would jest die q GRIMM over you about it.
She was mad as pizen Yesterday when she
heard we were comm
don't mind her no more'n the dust Off
my feet, but I feel so skittish- like, John:
wish 'ermydie if haint sorry we come. I
don't want'er get married, John"
Say. mister, fix on your papers," said
John. Margin, nuthln'; no more'n stand
in up in spellin' class at Oldfeld school" "
We'll, stand up, said the squire. I'm
ready"
Butas the ceremony was under way the
elrl jerked back, exclaiming: I'LL be John
dineed ef I do"
The squire suggested that the license
had been given, and they have gone most
too far to back out now.
That's SOL. said John, Stand fast, SAL
II! Don't pet all INFER culver now, gently
taking her arm. Com or long in place;
it's most over with" and she sided back.
As the squire said 81 now pronounce
you man and wife!n ...
Lud' amercy" cried the bride, an is
it done?"' y
"You bet 'tiseasy as spellin' and now
we'll 60, said the man; and they mounted
the horse double and rode out of town.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-09-29
Florence Nightingale's Firmness.

There were 900 wounded, who were at
once sent to the hospital at Scutari Miss
Nigh tingale has arrived here with her beyy
OF lady nurses. Her first act showed her
wenderful energy and determination. The
steamers landed with the wounded and
cast anchor at Constantinople. There were
not yet many mattresses or bedclothes, on
the camp beds in the hospital, and the lat
ter were not nearly sufficient in number
for the wounded coming. Miss Nightin-
gale went to the quarter master eargeant
in charge Of the stores, and asked him FOR
the stores which she required. He told
her there was everything she could desire
IN the magazines, but that she. must
get the Inspector General Of Hospitals to
write an official letter to the quarter master
general, who would send him an authority
to draw the stores, and that she might
receive them on showing that authority.
MlssN Nightingale asked how long this would
take. On being told that three days would
be the shortest time necessary for the cor
respondence, she answered that 900 woun.
ded officers and men would be in the hos
pital IN three hours, and that she must
have what they required Immediately. She
then went to the magazines, and telling
the sergeant Of the guard there who she
was, asked him IL he would take an order
from her. He said he would, and she or
dered him to drive to the door. This
was done, and the wounded were provided
for in time.
Her tirmuess at surgical operations was
something marvellous. Her appreciation
OF her mission was grand. She stood one
day with spirits, instruments and lint IN
hand, during the performing Of frightful
ampuation. Half 3 dozen young lady
nurses were behind her. holding basins.
towels and other things the surgeons might
want. "A narrowing groan from the patient
suddenly put them all to fight except Miss
Nightingale, who, turning calmly around.
called to them, Come back: shame on you
as Christians! shame on you as womeny'
They returned holding each others trem-
bling hands and some Of them almost
ready to faint. But they got over
their nervous weakness as their
:.oviciate advanced, and did an amount
Of good that yet lives in the memory Of
many man rescued from death and pain
BY their gentle ILLUSTRATIONS.
Miss Nightingale work was duly appre-
ciated. At large dinner-party given bv
Lord Stratford, when peace had been made.
it was proposed that everyone should write
on slip Of paper the name which appeared
to him most likely to descend to posterity
with renown The names were written and
given to the proposer Of this benevolent
form OF ostracism. The papers we're
opened and read; every one Of them con-
tanned the name Of Miss nightingale. An
enthusiastic cheer was raised. in which the
two commanders-in-chef Of the army and
navy were the most clamorous in their ap-
plause. ~
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y is asserted that Dr.. Carnslly Of Enx-
land has BY patent process produced ioe
Of such intense GOODNESS that It would burn
the TOUGHER.
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1.rmE nl.snICr :OUns 0y 9 z "a! LE

Is rME nssrsICr Ouar Or rns
Fir.s Judic,ai District Of the st.ts o. Nevada:
In s.d e the Count, Of = orsy.-Aonn'bp
GRIaNON asa MT HIS lR6DlT,,RS.-No-
CO to Crsditors of Insolvrnt In ths matter
OF the petition Of Hormi.dss 0iiguou. A inso.
vent dshsH Pursuant 10 an ORDER OF The Hon.
Richard Rising. judge Of the sad Distrtcs
uourt. po,ics 10 hssshy given 70 all the cred
itoes Of ths raid insoivsni b. rmisdss 0nknon.
TO b and apps-r before the said Judge, In opsn
Court q the Courtroom Of said Court, q the
Cvuft HoQse In said county. on the Tsnth day
VI FkbRU ,kY, 4. d. isst. at 10 o'ooek 4. 4.
Of that d.y. thsn sid there 70 show csuss. II
snv they can, Why the prayer Of aaid insolvsnt
shouid not be granted. and an ss-ienmsas Of
his estats b mads. and he Be discharged from
his dsbts and liabilities. In pursuance Of the
provipions o, tfs stituts IN sueh case made and
provtdsi; and IN The meantime all prvosedings
seainss said insolvent b sts, I'd.
Witpsss ny hand and the seal OF said Court,
this tslth dsy Of Jsnuasy. 4. .. ltel. ~,
fssAtI IA NAH HsshN olek.
:. 2; 9: Tzensct; pspsiy olsss ss,,.,,
/ :, 80 ia1o oo6s ~. - i1rL. T
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15

,s>He GOLD LEAD 0OLD AND
sILvsh n NiNa o .MPANY.. Location
ii pri.eiSsl piaes Of basinsss. s-n Francisco.
L~os,ioa Of work. Cedar Hill. Virginia City.
Slors. county. Nevada.
notice V hsrsoy given, that st meeting OF the
Boara of DiNosors, held on the twenty.sighth
day Of pscs Lbsr. 1850, an assessment
mo. q OF Three 10 Osnts per share wss
levied upon tbs capital stock q the oorpora.
tion. payable immsdistsiy. IN United statss
gold coin, TO the Secretary. q he of,cs Of The
ON, ,sny. si2 California street. Ban Ffaaetseo.
California.
rsmaln unpaid On the sIo ND Isd) day Of gkb-
HUARY, lyei. viii BE- dslinQusnt, and advsr
ussd Tor sals Il public anct,on, and nnlses Isy'
msnt 10 made bssors, vill b cold ~ WIDAES'
UAY, the Tw aNTY.rHfRD tssO day Of FAB
RuAR'. ISL. 10 PAY the dslinqusnt assess
msnt, together with ooets OF edvsrusing ano
sxpeuses Of eale.
II. ". COOPER. uscretary.
omcs-No. sla California srsst, Gan ran.
cisco. callio1na. dsslta y
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a. 1877, and Of the Acts smendatory
thereof and supplemental thereto. shall
rcnAain In full force and ensct' exoept =
changed BY the terms Of this Act. And
wherever In ssid entitled Aot, approved
January az, 1877, or In the Ach smenda'
tory thereof or supplemental thereto OF
BY other laws, duty 10 imposed upon Or .
power granted 70 The Mayor or Board Of
Aidsrmsn Of the City Of Virginia. Or upon
The Cly Treasurer or City Tar Oollsetor,
or City Clerk. such duty or power shall b
and hereby 10 imposed and conferred upon
tho Board Of County Oommissioners Of
Storey county. or upon tho County Treas
urer, County Assessor Or County Clerk,
respectively, - the case may b, and
wherever u said Acts the words City
Treasury occur, the words County Treas.
ury shall be inserted In lieu thereof.
Bro. Is. The Board Of County. Oommis-
sionsrJ Of Storey county, for the purpose
Of paying tho principal aAd intsrsst due,
or 70 become due, on the outstanding
bonds heretofore issued By the Town Of
Gold Hill, shsli levy and cause 70 Be ool.
lsoted an I'd yalorem tar nos 70 exceed 81
upon each 500 Of sll the taxable property,
xu8ks R0kooAAA boo kAAASAt sesl0Ss ~ s~AS-
ton Tor other purposss, within the limits
Of the Town Of Gold Hill, - defined In ~
Act of tho Legislature entitled can Act 70
inoorporate tho Town Of Gold Hill" sp-
proved March 3, 1871. Bald tax shall be
levied annually and collected at tho same
time and In tho same manner and BY the
Same onicers - prescribed and provided In
the revenue laws Of this State for the col.
lection Of Stste and county taxes; and ths
revenue laws Of this ststs shall, In every
respect, mot inoonsistent with the pro-
yisions Of this Act, be deemed appliosbls
and 90 hsld 70 the levying. assessing
and collecting Of said tax. All moneys
collected or received under and By virtue
Of the provisions Of this section shall b
paid 70 the County Treasurer, and shall
BY him be set apart - . special fund, "
be known - the Gold Hill Redemption
Pund, and Ill moneys coming into said
fund are hereby appropriated for the pay.
msnt Of principal and interest Of the bonds
issued BY the Town Of Gold Hill and out
standing at the time Of the passags OF this
Act.
SEC. IL. From and after the hrst Monday
In January, 1883, the Board Of County
Of Storey county shall con.
sist OF three members, one 0f whom shall
be an actual resident Of Township No. 2
and one Of whom shall be an actual resi-
dent Of Township No. 8 Of said county, ~
said townships now exist, and the salaries
Of said Commissioners shsll net exceed
the sum Of $8O0 per year each.
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The sso,hI.ck AID the Banged Head
Detroit Free Psss.


Al 10 o'clock on Tuesday forenoon .
boo,blsck stood at the south door Of the
Posofaos looking across Lafnsd street.
4 woman came out OF the ofdos and
banged the door saainst his head and
Ssok and hssls and lifted him clear od
shs stsps BY the ooneussion.
81 doa't cars-you had NO business
there r. abe mapped. a. he picked him
ssh up. -
EBAY, that was real mean" he said.
q he rubbed his head.
swell. then. keep away from the
doors."
II vss soin' to make you Christmss
prsssnt." he remarked. - 10 followed
hsr up Larn~d street.
IL don't want any"
Eyes, was eoin' to buy you . hfty.
pound sack OF hour and pui IL In yer
stochin'."
81 don't care!''
"Ths,'s vhat was eoip' 10 dc. but
I've concluded not to. Yer ZEE. IL would
alp down into the foos o. yer stoekin'
and q, % clus that yer couldn't get Il
out vithou, baildin' . stasin' an hirin'
carp. ntsss. an goin' TO more trouble
than the Aour wss wuthr
She gave him one awful look and he
Ssll back, but she had no sooner turned
the eornsr than abe halted before win
dov for no other purposs than to GET
ely look ss her feet and see 10 they had
svsllsd any sinos abe Left home.
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ouR ApvfRTlSlMe AGENTS.
DErWkEs THE 0REeH COnh
ASD the oVL0.

Between the green corn and the gold.
Between the dawning and the noon.
Love. that st hrst was pale and cold.
wsxed ruddy with the snmmsr moon
And hearts beat high. and lips grew bold
Between the green corn and the gold.
The primross. precious key Of spring.
Unlooked the caskst Of the year;
Th~ flowers hsw forth on rainbow wing
Der hill and mead and mere.
To WOO the new year like the old.
Between the green corn and the gold.
Between the gold corn and the green.
Between tho midday and the dawn.
The summer woods have Lost their sheen
Ths flowers have withersd on the lawn
And Love Lies dead where Love hath been
between the gold corn and the green.
Love q NOT dead: hs cannot die.
Although his eyes b veiled with pain
The woods shall waken By and By.
Ths flowers shall blossom onos again;
And vs-shAll We not wake. my Queen.
Between the gold corn and the grssnf
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Psssed june 1th. isso.l

THE BOARD or TRusTEEs OF GOLD
l Hill do oidain;
src, /. The Presldsnt and Clerk Of the Board
Of Trustees Of ths Town Of Gold HILL srs hers
by Authorised and required 70 issue one Bond
OF The Town OF Gold Hill IN the sum Of Five
Thuussnd Dollars United Btstes god cotn.
pro. .. The said bond shall Be IN such form
q the President and Clerk Of said Board may
prescribe, and shall be 70 the enset that the
Tow Of Gold Hill 10 bound and holden AID viii
pay TO the holder Of said Bond the sum o.
money named therein on the Mtesnth day Of
October next. with interest thereon q the
rate OF one per cent. per month. United
states gold coin. Interest payable qusrtelly. y.
Bso. 3. Ths money received rom the sale OF
ssid Bond shall bs used for the purpose o.
paying Oh the floating debt OF the Town oi
SEo. I. This Ordinance to take eject and b
In force from and sfter ~ passage snd one
weeks Publication In the 0oLp HILL DAiLH
LIT. FOX.
President Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Town
Of 9old Hill.
Attest. ". @. HYDE. Clerk Of the Board.
On motion Ordinance No. ll6, - read, va
PACED BY the following vote: ..
Ayss - Trustees Mercer. Dauchys Lemefyl
Mc6urdy and President fox.
W. q. HYDE, Clerk Of the Board.
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tPassed September 8, lsso.l
TaE BOARD o. g,,,, TRUSTEES OF TIL

maK BOARD or TRUSTEES OF THE
j Town Of Gold Hill do ordsin:
6Ic1IoN !. The President and Clsfk o. TIE
Board Of Trustsss Of the ssid rown Of Gold Hill
src hereby authorised and required 70 Issue
Bonds OF The Town of Gold Hill In the sum Of
Zen Tnousand Dollars United btAtfs gold coin.
SEC, .. Ths said Bonds shall b In such form
q ths President AID Olerk VI sAid Board mas
prsscr,be. according 70 Law and Ordinance, and
snail be 70 the eject that the Town OF Gold Hill
Il bound and holden and will pay 70 tbs holders
Of said Bonds the Sum OF money named therein
IN Unitg States gold coin. OF the 18th day OF
Ausust, 1851, with intsrsst thereon at the rste
OF ono per cent per month; In Ike gold coin'
Interest payable qasrtssly.
SEQ 3. Bsia Bopda shall be issued and useo
for the purpose OF redesmine and carcsLin8
Binds Nos. iys and i0l OF the Town OF oo'o
Hin.
b IN force from and sftsr its and itc pnc
hcation Tor ons week In the GOLD HUI DALI
Nyws. INV
Prssidsnt Of the Board Of Trusss's OF The Town
Attsst: II. q. HYDE. Clerk.
On motion Ordnance No. III. - rssd. was
psssed by the Following vote:
Ayss-frustses Mercer. Dsuehy ana fresi
al 1sssnt.rrussses Lemsry and Noourdy.
v. q. HYDE. CIsrk Of the Board.
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WILLOW JACKET oGkvge I'm
I ING COMPANY. Location o( wogfh
Cold Hii, Storey County, STATE VI HevadA
rrinotl ai place Of bustnses, at the omcs -
the psw shafi. 0old aill. NsvsdA
doucs u hereby given that q meeting q
he board OF Trusk 60 Of aid Company. hslo
on the fourth ttthi day OF January. 4. D. lo5l.
an asssssmsnt 10. to) Of 0us Do lar 0u
per shars was lsvisd upon each and svssy share
of ths capital stoss Of said COMPANY, payable
lmmsdiais,y, IN U.itsd ss.iss 20 q coin. % The
eserstary. q the once Of the Company. ct the
nav aha I, Gold hill. Nevada. or 70 Jsmes
Nsslsnds. Trsn.fvr tscrveasy. Room .. No.
81 Pine street. san franoiscS. California
any stock upon which ,his sssessmsnt shall
remain u.psid on Tusday, the eishth (sshI
DAY Of February, 1851, s.sli b deemed dslin.
ousut and viii b duly Advertised for ale .,
public anction. and nhlsss pAymsnt shan Be
made bsiors, Will b eold On TUksD 7.
he Ei0H,H (sthl DAY of MARCH.
1871, st v'cioek ,. H. IN mont Of ths ofnoe Of
the Company, TO pay yhedsltn9usat aessssmsnt
By ordsr q he Board Of frastses.
MERCER UTkf. eecrrtary.
once n the nav shAft of The Company.
p. S.-payGsnt Of sssessn.ns WI, g -
cstysd IN the. n J aneisco unee up 70 Aoh'
nkRokR 0rkY. s~crshry.
Cola mi. Nsvada. Jsnusry z lsei.
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Ho1Icl OF sul1s coMMlacED'

ITO THE FOLLOWING. NAMED DEFEND
j ants, AID 70 I've owrsrs OF VI claimants 70
the real estsss and improvsments t.srson, "
improvements when As-ssssd sspsrstely: In ,h'
Town VI Gold Hill, tory cum y. Nevada.
he, eipafter described. kposn aud q. known; |;
You are hereby nouned that s.its has oeeL
commsscsd IN The Justics's .ourt Of Township
No. ., btossy county. Nevada, By ths stats "
Nsyada. o ainun, agaiust each o. the dsfsn"sSts
hereinafter q med and each VI the following
des,rib,d d trxets " parcs.s OF aud, with ths
I, provsments thereon. and improvements
when SEPARATELY assssss d, ald ali On nefs OF OF
claimants 70 the raH.e, knowI or hnown. "
receiver the tar and delinquency Q ssssed W
said dsfe.dAnts against said property. ior the
ascal ysss CONNIE. ci.g ths LIST OF January.
A v. iss0, AID ending Dtosmb,r II, A. ID. lsev,
asd tLat Q summ.ns has bsen ouis i.su.o "
each case. Aud you ars further kotinsi that
.pls.s y.u sPps.s .od snswss never ,n ,ns ~, ~.
February. 4. y. lssl. a. The Lour o. ~ o'eteA
A y psid day. iudgmsnt viii bs tAksn
sR.iust 700 aud tbs rvsl sst,ts aud improve
u.sn thsrvih dsecrib, d. Tor tns ~. unt OF tax
and dslinQushcy spsciasd AID eosu OF suis:
EanS. AMoaM.
tn .. Carroll and part OF lot 9. block !,
range U; and pat Of l"t W. block !,
range h. God Hill. Tax sud dslin.
q ssey.. .............s.. .....'.'.'' tN -
Europa Mining Company and land and
impruvsmen s,utn OF the ward
MiriIg claim. Gold Hill. 7ax and de-
nnQusncy. ......................... " ~
Dardsnsliss Mining Company and part
OF lot %, bloc Q, range -. aoid Hal. m
1sx and usnoy................ wv
Gold Hill Tunnel Company and east %
fact Of lot !. bloc. ,, range y; sna
part u iot 10, bhck 0, range Ci and
land ssst Of Imp rial Mil site, Gold
Hill. Tax and dsiinQasncy. II W
~. bI. ci Q. range o. Gold Hill. Tax
r. J. Hamiitos and lots IN and II,
bloch Q. range @. vold Hill. TAx and :. ,..
diiinsa:SsSy .SS lot: Il and a. block !,
range q, uola Hin. Tax AID ds.in.
A. a. - :. and .s an ! I, Siosi Z. range
%, svld Hill. 1ax az .~ilnQusncy. ~ 10
T Il oo.d % AN. 81 aud dsiinq a.noy.. IL %
Lsvi.,hAn Mining Q mssay y!ua a1d u 70"
T.a asa ~ .ud SUSn ssuo q aSs. - .c %
T. h. N,uurn aud water wheel In 0vld
Canyon. Tar and hpqusncy...:.. o@
Alex. McMartin aud portion " lot -,
blo 0. range Q. Gold Hill. as1 and 90.
J.m.. Sssmsin ana 10, e. Sc j. range
v, @ Ia Hit Tsx aud dsliLQusncy. 10 "
r B. Ramsay anu lot 70. b,ock Z: re- g
d, aud iiuprovsmspis on Yellow
Jacket grvupa. oold HUI. Tax and
d.iisqasney.n......:.:.;1;,. 1 ..,.; Il. ~"
Trojan s,:ls .ini,x osmpanai aoS sSa R,Ii pil rss
ssa sissn asfipau.sey lsss' :. oce a II
rsSgs !, uold hill. Tax s.d dslin-
gu ncy........:. ,..:.. .;..........' o
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
uULLIOn INNING CoarAaI.

,,ULLlON MINING COarAAY.
III Location Of prinoivai plsos Of oasinsss' .
y Iocsacn % 3, wusss. uoid Hili. ssorss county.
Nevada. =,
ths Road Of Dirvctors, held On the ivurtssnth
llItnJ day OF Dsoember. iseu. An s.sss.mfn,
inc. IN Of Fifty Gems looo) pse shafe ~ feviso
npon the capital ssock Of tLs oorporation. pay
sbIs immsdiaisiy. IN United Stasss go,d com. 70
sne ssxrstary. a. the Once VI sss Sompsny.
som,ry strvss, osn srznciSco. OaliforniA :.
Any stock upou which this sssessm.nt seail
renSin unpaid on the seventeenth tiith) dsy
of JANUAnY. lHsl, will DO doiinqueht,
and advertised for sale q public suction,
and unless %, ment In made before will be
.old on MONDAY, the skvkkrH ,ith
aay Of FRBKU ARY. 1881. 70 pay The deltnqusn,
asssssmenl, logetnef with oostA Of advsrrising
md expenses Of sale.
By ofdcr y, tins 10 .rd Of Directors.
u BnAzkLL, SECRETARY.
Omee-No 80 Montgomery street. k~om
sais " posit Banding. Ban Frsncisoo. oal'
forntA- -..trH I"
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PosrPONRMRNT.

Notice u hereby gwen, that 81 mesting OF
the Board oi Directors VI the Cs.edoLis siivsr
niniua U.m, any. held On the ttn day Of Jsnn'
sry 1851 the day OF do i.qasncy Of the soove
s.ssssuenI { No. ~ s.. pos,ponsa " "
ia,i aud the day OF al. until wkDNAsDAf.
rue .. d day OF FkBRU .hf. ls5i.
X wKuKNkR. Secretary.
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u1Hr BOARD or rausrIIs OF rHH
i Town Of Gold Hill have ordered that 90
ordnance which requires physisians usaunl
pasisnts v.th smllpox. and al psrsons VIC
have cases u smallpox IN their h0ue .. 20 N
fosm he 1osn narshal o. eAne. shail .
vhon 10 nay euoesEn shAs shall foa thn
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ST Ev EN- SO MS
Patent x..,a Board
.AMALGAMATMa PAN.
PATENTED, APRIL -, isse.
INTERNATIONAL IxnisirIon.
raflsdslphia. is1s.
AWARDED snsr PREMIUM
-soa ~ no.o'sD-
grinding and Anslsanatins fan.

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osnsrs IN ssysssl impos,ans psrsehs-.
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~ ,bs quieksilvss with The palp rssssfH.
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VI me naiisrplsss .opsnines snessauV INV
the puip dirsc y andsr tns mnns "A u,,~r,,
yroa Wyrks, as7 70 81 Fi,st .trsss esn sise'
eisoo. AID a me Cate 4 eoovtlls Iron Wofss.
g Doatn Canal ssrsst chicaG0. where oao -
sxnmIlsd asd isrthsf parusenrs - nsps
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Landlords for summer resorts are a.
rssdy preparing for next season. os'
a. havipe built sn old.isshioasd s<t ol
furniture, that Warrington onos used
another u blasting out . cave that viii
be eeoapi-d BY . hermit - 800. q
warn weather somss; and . third ID
having . medicinal we'll dug. SUMMED
resorts are to Be both romantic and
hsalthy ns1t year..