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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22

Boy LovE.-One of the queerest things
to thirk of in after life is boy love. No
sooner does boy acquire a tolerable
stature, than he begins to imagine himself
q man and to ape mannish ways. He
casts side glances at all the tall girls he
may meet, carries O cane, holds head
erect, and struts a little in his walk. Pre-
sently, and very soon, he falls" in love
yes, "falls" is the proper word, be-
cause it best indicates his happy, delirious
establishment. He lives now in fairy
region, somewhat collateral to the world,
and yet blended somehow inextricably
with it. He perfumes his hair with fra
grant oils, scatters essences over his hand
kerchief, and desperately shaves a0d
anoints for beard. He quotes poetry
in which "love" and "dove" and /" heart"
and "dart" peculiarly predominate; and
he plunges deeper in the delicious lab
rinth, fancies himself filled with the divine
atfiatus, and suddenly breaks into scar.
let rash-of rhyme. He feeds upon the
looks of his beloved; is raised to the sew
enth heaven if she speaks pleasant word;
is betrayed into the most astonishing &C.
Stacies by a smile; and is plunged into
the gloomiest regions of misanthropy by
frown. He believes himself the most
devoted lover in the world. There never
was such another. There never will be.
He IS the great idolator. He dotes upon
flower she has cast away. He cherishes
her glove-a little worn in the tinse1-
next to his heart. Happy! happy fool
ish boy love q! with its joys, and its hopes,
and its fears; its sorrows, its jealousies,
and its delights its raptures and its tor
tures; its ecstatic fervors and its terri
BILE heart. burnings; its solemn ludicrous-
ness, and its intensely prosaic termination
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22

JuNIUs DIscovERED.-For many years
1t has been mooted question as to who
was the author of the famous "Junius I"
letters. At one time it appeared to be
generally conceded that Sir Philip Francis
was the author. 1t is now said that in
controvertible proofs exist that the author
was Rev. DR.. James Wilmot, who is said
TO nave been convivial divine, but ripe
scholar and an able man. His niece, the
celebrated Olivia Wilmot Serres, many
years ago published volume in which
she contended that the Doctors claim to
the authorship was established; and the
late Mr.. Beckford, of Fonthill, is said to
have given his opinion that Wilmot was
Junius. Among the later proofs OF MS
identity with Junius are said to be some
letters of Lord Chatham.
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O,000 lbs. BIue ,YltriolJr
S.lnfl Iha. 6nIuhnfa Irnaf

10000 lbs. BIue Vltriolj g.. ..........
5000 lbS. 6alphatc Ir0nJ
1000 lbs. Sal 1--l--
$50 carb0ys Eastern A6a1hs AettI
.... 100 g CalIEsr1A
100 - Eastern Nitric
100 z" EasteFa aGuySafiS ;10lA.
Arctie Acid r,arg..E t-....
Chemically Pure AciasI
Iron Retortsj
Glass RetOrtuj g.a .rE
Black Lead CrucihlesJ
sand CrueibIesJ
Test GlASSeSta .--
MattresSes, Rtc.B s,.-. -r.....
Togethsr vitha complete lssortpsot u caAn-
Icall and articles used IN Quartz Mining fr u S6p
aration Of Metals, Ror sAle by 90 I9!iCgl'
r. H. MCDONALD & co.,
San Francisco and saceAe1aneS.
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Eonstahle,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE or AN XECUTI0N ISSUED OUT
ID of Justice W. y. Halls Court. Of Gold Hill
Township, Storey county, n T., TO me directed, In
favor Of j. Jackson, and against the Clinton Hubos
Gold and Silver Mining Company, In the sumof one
seized and will expose for sale at public auction on
MONDAY, October 2lth, A. D. 1864, at2 O'Clock Pm,
county u T, the following described property, To-
Wit: Ali the right title and interest In said Clinton
& Hubbs Gold and Silver Mining Company, Judg:
ment debtors in and TO nine hundred $500 feet oi
mining ground, more or less, In said company, and
lyinE and being situated In Gold Hill. Gold Hill Dis
trct as per notice of location OF the same on which
claim Is shaft one hundred and ten Ql0 feet, more
or less: also WhIn, Rope and Yoke. with all fix
lures belonging; also building over said SHAFT and
whlm 40 by 50 feet. VIM Il bEEdAS.
= Constable Of Gold Hill Township.
Gold Hill, October ;. 1854. oc3 ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22
Constahle,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
ID Of Justice W. y. Halls Court, ofGold HUI Town
ship. Storey county, n T., TO me directed, II IaSor
Of Dohnan Clark and against the Combined Ehort
Gold and Silver Mining Company, IN the sum OF
siXtyone and $500 dollars CSol g3) and costs nave
seized and will expose for sale al public auction on
~ In front OF the Justices o6ece. Gold Hill, storey
county " T.. the following described property To-
wit: All the right, title and interest," IN sala Eonc
blned Efort Gold and Silver Mining Company, judg.
ment debtors, In and TO one thousand QoOO feet OF
mining ground, more or less. In said company, ana
lying and being situated in Gold Hill, Gold hlll pls-
claim Is shaft two hundred (3O0 feet, more or less
also. a whim. Rope and Yoke, with all fixtures De,
longing 10 the same: also, Bellows and ANVIL and
Blacksmith Tools belonging to the same.
W. H. BEEGAN,
Constable Of Gold Hill Township.
Gold Hil, October 1854. Oc3 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22
ANATOMICAL PRRPARATreKS,

Consisting Of Upper and Lower MS1iliaZie1 s3sSca.
exhibiting Nerves on one side and Aftesy eno ~
on the other Head with carved jaw, s1po1AS
fanRB OF Teeth, 80 In number. - .,.rx.
Vulcsnifers, Vulcanlte Teeth. RnnpH ana SIyc ~
thing for doing yucanite work in tns sSsS.r
most approved Styies, togethes S.p - M ~ a
ycry low Dtic.s, and respectfully soeit psnea@ v
cali and examine and price our gooo1 .d.s A~.,.
Goods packed with care. ana, III ~ p.rtSEs ~
press or otherwise, . AZ y pNSfn pNScn0SILn y CO..
whoIe.tIen 4 prlE9tSssss ti a. S.9ef4%sSM. 9se%Se
R,H. MCDONALD = co" can n. Ll'sl
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The innate ferocity and want OF iaitn
of the rebels is shown in the unblusning
story of the Richmond Se'ati,'e! that three
hundred of our men who, relying upon a
q" tacit truce" were airing themselves in
front of their works, were brutally muir
dered by an unexpected vOlley Of musket.
ry The excuse given for this ehivalrous
aet waa the bombardment Of Petersburg,
4 rebel depot of, supplies. Delicious
niece of retaliation this act Of perHdy is
called by the ferocious savage of the Rich.
mond Eeaasisey. ------ ~ ---L =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22
singular Marriage Customs.

The inequality almost everywhere visi-
BILE in human affairs is perhaps nowhere
more conspicuous than in the contrast be-
tween the poverty of ceremony which at
tends matrimonial unions in some parts of
the world, and the 'pomp which accom-
panies them in other parts-the absence
not merely of q priest, but even of JUS
tice of the peace, at the nuptials Of the
South Sea Islands, and the affluent pres
ence of two or more first class clergymen
at the fashionable celebrations in our own
society.
The Siamese used to marry by the simple
ceremony of handing over the pride's pot;
the couple proceeded homeward as man
and wife, without further ado. But as
these people now have king who is de-
voted to steam engines, telegraphs, and
other emblcms of progress, doubtless the
ladies of his kingdom have obtained Gimp
ses of woman's rights" imported along
with other notions from the United states,
and accordingly, no doubt, they do not
now suffer themselves to be disposed of in
such a cavalier manner. Marriage with
all the modern improvements would not
unnaturally be one of the earliest reforms
introduced by an innovsting female
Siamese.
Instead of desiring the presence of two
clergymen, the Crimean Tartars are said
to value the privilege of having one, even
so little as to keep him standing outside at
the brides windows, through which he
throws the formulas. Other barbarous
and Semi-barborous people have ceremo-
MES elaborate enough, though of a queer
character. Among certain fre-worShip-
pers the happy couple are united by
hem of their garments, and led in process
sion around fire. On the banks Of the
Ganges, the Brahmin priest, the bride and
bridegroom all hold on to the tail Of
COW; another Hindoo custom is for the
bridge and bridegroom to shower rice on
each others hand.
In Ceylon they are tied together by the
thumbs, the courtship having begun by
the lover sending to buy his future brides
clothing, which, knowing that it is to be
returned along with husband, she read.
lily parts with at her own valuation. The
Chinese practice of three days mourning
before wedding may seem curious, but
it is hardly so curious as marrying lv-
ing man or woman to the grave of one
betrothed to him or her before death-a
custom belonging to another people. 1sssi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22
Summons,

Tn THE CIVIL PROBATE COURT OF THE
J. County Of Storey, OF the Territory Of Nevada.
The People of the United States in the Territory Of
Nevada, send TO JOHN McMURR0W greeting:-
You are hereby required 10 appear In an action COM
menced against you as defendant by .Elenora Nc
Morrow Us plaintiff, In the Civil Probate Court OF
the County Of Storey Territory Of Nevada, at Ilr-
gtnia, and answer the complaint therein, which Is
on tile with the Clerk Of said Court within ten days
after the service on you OF this summons exclusive
OF the day Of SerrIce) If served In said County or
twenty days ii served out OF said County, and IN al
other cases forty days. or Judgment by default Will
be taken against YOU according TO the prayer OF the
said complaint. The said action is brought to %
tain Judgment against you for the dissolution ot the
bonds OF matrimony now existing between you anu
plaintiff and for the restoration other maiden name,
and Tor the and custody Of the infant children
named In complaint, and that the property men
toned in said complaint may be awarded TO plain,
tit for the maintenance ofherse and chlldren ana
for costs Of suit For cause Of complaint pialntln
alleges extreme cruelty, which will more tuily ap,
pear by plaintiffs complaint on hle herein. Ana
you are further notified that II you fail TO appear
and the said complaint, the said pantin VIII
apply to the Court for the relief demanded In said
complaint. be sides cost.
-, In witness whereof. /, L. Hermann, have
LIS. hereunto set my hand and affiNed the seal
N--' Of said Court, this Path day OF September,
D. 1851. L. Hermann.
County CierS and Clerk of the Civil Probate Court
of the County Of Storey " T.
s. N. BiSHoP. Deputy Clerk.
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ECLROTIC MKnIcINKS,,r,i

from the he msnafsctories. FoT .sis b b. w.
R. II. MCDONALD 1 CO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22

Fresh Hops, Irish Mosi. Burgundy Pitch. KeG
Corks. Everything In this line Of the bat quality.
for sale upon reasonable terms. '.-.' 81" ~'.-7
n. B.-Ten bales Hops Just received By SxREl1A
r. H. MCDONALD = 90.
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TRUseRs AND sURPNRFRRa,

Braces, SuIpenSary BandIges. Slk GAAlk 1lndASeS
for Ladies' A very large assortment uf httielesiA
this line. For sale by 49,.
AcSSS9Eb SS4f4IP g. e. s.a ssE.Ss:ss f1.ssi:s:
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PATENT mEHICfNEa.

We arr Agents for nearly iSH yaInGhk Szttc5aa u
use, and our stock is unusually larEe. Tor 1Ale By
r. II. McD0GALD'k 90, 01gfaNantd.
z. II. MCDONALD CO., San IfaSolSSo.
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Notice 70 the Public.

THosE fSDESfEb iASH 81 n iii TaE PIONEER % STEAM
i Laundry Company, are hereby notified that y.
NEUMAN IS mot, and never has been partner IN
said Company. An those indebted 10 the Company
are hereby forndden 70 pay any debts due TO him as
the authority heretofore vested In him has been re-
voked; and any Transaction made by said Neuman
oE or In the name Of 1aid Company. will not be rec
ogfized as Falid-tfie entire business credits, and
having been transferred 10 George Gleason.
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RRRRNMRRY.

We are constantly receiving articles II This iA0,
direct from Foreign and American mafuhaktofta.
For Iale BY R.H. MCDONALD 4 90.
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DENTAL IMPORTING
II. ii. MCDONALD 4 co,
SACRAMENTO, --.
R, M'DONALD e co.
SAN FRANCISCO.

WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE
w the attention Of the Dental
Profession to our large and complete
assortment OF Dental Goods the ~&4sS
following comprising part only:
Plain and Pivot Teeth, Ivory Handled hueedS
Gum Teeth, large GSsort and Sc1en
Teeth for Yulcanlts work, Steel ana VIE hn1oieo
gum and plsIn. great val PluEEerS and 6cGIsfS,
=. riety, - - IL R4eayItets, Dunn -
Jones Whites gold foil,l DriIlI
Watts Crystal Foil Gnd,4cfeHS Rpncne6 hooo.
Sponge Gold, Brushes and CArpnA3A
Tin FoilGnd PlatinA plAie.l Whsen y >n.' 70
Gold Plate and Solder, Grind Stones and IoeAA
Dental Chairs and Head FoWdsrs,
Rests, .-. LAthe1, .-r......
Forceps, . large variety. Mouth Atrrofs, dtAsfSos
Files Of all kinds, ! patterns. .-g..
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TILDRN's sUoAR -C0ATHN

ofns.riy 4!l the Gonceutltsd As4ieiuei pat -
- O'' R.H. MCDONALD zoo.
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AAAAYRRE, MATRRIAL.

CrucIbles, Retorts, Acids. and . general supply of
An 81 '''''' III '-'' ' z. H.IsboNALD 1 60.
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Dissecting Instruments, lStethoocopea, .0' -#s
6Ss,sI4ea GSs snstsSTfs.t1s Instruments, TSn
Polypus Rorceps, Ampqtstlng ln1Sp01eEs.
Probsngs, Breast Pumps,
Post Mortem Instruments RouS1eG -l F!..L
Pocket Instruments, lCAthetAn
Trepannlng INSTRUMENTS, CuppinG kntIenSnAg
SpeculumS, Electro MASnetS bet@pnS
R.H. McDoSALDik ikc6.f
Frr.-.- Sacramento.
R. Il. MCDONALD Z Co.
San FrAaciAeo.
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', '-,e ' v S.I. BisHoP. Deputy Clerk.

hereby certify that received the within sum
mons on the 9th day Of September, A D. ls64, and
after diligent search cannot find John McNarrow,
the within named defendant, in Storey county, \.
T. j. C. CLARK.
Sheriff Storey county, n. 7.
BYE A. ELLIS, Deputy
YlrSlnGa, Sept. q, 1854.
iFtftv-cent Rev Stamp SeSn4w
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IISCRI.iiANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
8 Ma.,.,7T,,c7 : 55Notioe.

THEsTATEDi MEETINGS OF SILVER n
i Star Lodge, o. D., Of \. and 4; Masons, w
Gold Hh, are he'd on SATURDAYS Of, ~
Called Meetln1s, yeyeyy Saturday evening, at ba
O'Clock. Brethren IN good standing are Invited 10
attend. By order o. W, u. -
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.AINFs, OILS ANuVARNII

Brushes, Feather Dusters, Zinc WhIts, NppRspS
z. Il. AcD0AALD1 90.
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TIE Polei and Bohemiins have orgahissd
into . sosiety in NsH Yegki and Polish ladies
preIen.ed them with banner. 49,. ,..a
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TARTARIC ACID.

o Onn LBS. TARTAR c ACID. IN TN
O,UUU cases OF the best quality. g.
For sale by Z. H. MCDONALD = CO..
Importing DFaUta4
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UNION MEN, RALLY!
The second Ward Union Club Room,
AN STREET, OVER MYERS, DRY eooDs
" Store, Virginia, VIII be OPEN DAILY -
q, From 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to S p. NJ;
fN't AND --' - 49,"
From 7O'clock r. M. to 8P. M.
All good Union psn are solicited to Ioin immedi.
sess u A. wHITFoRD, sec'y.
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r. the Citizens of Gold Hill.

NETTING OF THE BOARD OF TRUS-
A - ~ ne Town OF Gold Hill. held July 30th.
q ,es C,IerE reported that owing TO the tact tnat
is'r rrsssurer had been unable 10 negotiate tor the
me trsSnds 10 complete the Reservoir and lay the
sAs u ITs II would be necessary TO stop the Work
Sa.I si .,p,sh time IS the bonds can be sold In ae
usianee with said report, the lrssldent SaS lh
N solicit the citizens OF the Town 10 take
tllSSsat amount Of bonds 10 complete the wafer
~ozEs ~ozS;, % 0'os' VI ~ 5. Il. ROBINSON. Clerk.
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"Raly Round the Flag"
ITN1oN MEN OF GOLD HILL, YOU CAN
now until election. by calling al the ONCE OF SA.
Kellogg the SECRETARY. uext door south qf.the Post
once, All good Union men arc. solicited to enroll
ssasu 8. 4. KELLOGG. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22

Notice TO the Public.
T HEREBY CAUTI0H ANY PERSON OR PER-
J. sons from neRotia atng with one George Gleason,
thereof, Of the Piolsse tam Laundry. without the
= seIS ms : ' -, ~ - ,,s sGIsTKyE NEWMAN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22

Together with complete assortment Of III aEteln
In the Drug line. We do not intend TO b. updsrSoN
lcled and goods forWGrded 20 al paris 81 the Psees
r. H. MCDONALD Z CO., "
Importing DrugEiStl BaeEnmGatS.'
r. II. MCDONALD 4 CO., San PranciSco.
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William Evans -1. -.
TyOUR MEMORANDUM BOOK is AT THIS
i Once. Please call, pay for this advertisement;
d take your property. Dleu
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REPORT

Of the Presidenf of the Board of
Trustces of the Town of Gold Hill,
for the Quarter ending September
IsI, 1864.
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VERY TOW RATE

And on terms that cannot hll p pFpys etlsfsstory
At tie American city sLind % q American
CITY, or TO - sI-s15.f 5J0SEHH EDRYBA,t =
.n Non nsopth 9 lsest Virginia ga CITY
N.B.-Liberal donations maae 81 Cnlfch and
school purposes. THOMAS HARDY,
~ FRED. a. BENJAMIN,
iu22 sm .dH1RLE8 HQsMER.
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pIaarRR RARIR.

t.rs. bat OF Plaster PsriS, ASrbls DuSt. osnaaI
and Hei'ins' 3. Il. MCDONALD 4 Co,
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MACHINE OIL.

Winter Strained Lard Oil,
Pure EHerR Oh . SgLl
Cnaaulterat0A POlSe Oh ~.
.. Patent LubF1catlhH 90,
For sale by R.H MCDONALD . 90.
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MPOR 7 An L
SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT.
u. "a =. v. II. R.---S. :. Il. x.
ErcepoI't Railroad!
GREAT SAVING IN TINE AND
ENPENSE:

IN AND AFTER SEPTEMBER TIN, I,,t. or,
and forwarded 10 LATROBE without charge toF
Irlnshipping. driyage or iorTar,!iigc.
Goods shipped py steamers or the California Steam
Navigation Company, leaving san FranS.sCQ Al =,
u. daily, can De delivered IN LatTuoe Al gocloSk
next morning. FreicaJ >Aipge,I b. SI'HI- vessels
Will De iorwar!et with dispatch. y" charge on o.
GInAry ireSht per sailing vessels lor .rNcr 6NrS,
i.lashippinS. draydge ue fUrwlr!iu-.
III Heavy FcelshtS. such L. B1i,"C-. IttaNN It>t-
FsesporJ by powerful derrck> t.grC.'y to ir ears.
and Al LAtrO5c will also b. trsn>h!pprl by dcrrcSS
directly 10 teams For this class ~ freight. charge
VIII bs made oI cost ct Labor engaged on drrr!IS>
only.
Freight Charges OF steamers sailing vessels VIII
hv advanced Al FTecp"rt amt collected ~ LHtro3e
MIrS ali Freight. CARE = f. T.. FREE
PORT, and sent receipts with Freight,
Prices of FreiShting:
FREIGHT, from Fr-eport to Layrooe, 81 per ton.
DOWN FREIGHTS from LA;roJr to Freeport or
Sacramento, Will De Forwarded Ht ihe following
rates:
ordinary Fresh'S per ton n..----.....-..-----SG ~
Ores shippers TO l2Ai snj unload pei: Ton.S o. o.
Marble, ------2 ~
Lumber Ms pu
Wood. car OG
% coris u'
~
Marx Freight. Care 7. Is. V. K. r.
l. \. BISHOP.
oclO II $uperniendent,.
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KNOWN 70 de lRIOH.

And which Is being Hapldly dereloped by large and
well organized mining companies, some oil lnep
erecting costly machinery nov. and 81 them pros
ecutlng the work on their nunnetcua shafs and tun
And tbs c pTopristOrs, ,Ta01iA HARDY 4, CO.,
Gate Norton, Hardy Co.. are SslinE lots at
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Union State Central Committee
-F0R-
NATIONAL UNION PARTY,

Chosen by Convention of Oct. IL, '64.
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- RI: Ae Res44e :3H4 A:ee;3H4
B. II. M'DoSALD. - J.H.1Sl Le9-
r. II. McDoNA.LlLtDI2Ce,
street, sacPanSnso,
-gHE.E NJ II E-sEz1 ~,
r.. H. MCDONALD e 90,
Csrner saRS0ne and RI6e c0eT00aS,
SAN FRANoIsC0.
a01MPORTING WHOIESAt4
II DRUGG1sTs. ~

WE RESPECTFULLY BEG LpnvH ~ NJ.
~ iorm our customers and the public rsns,1iiV
InAt H We nave opened HouSe in The city a ~
Of our old friends and customer as can mSts n c1.
venlent 10 cal upon u.s. We shall kaep a scsS
places large and wen selected Stoef Of - '0'N
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AM.E5RlIIS1iJS.AIlNl,;:. ,L.I5lI1i ~ 81, Ci.:lII,r5Y,. 81 81

LII PERSONS DEsfRbUS .oF ENTERING
"A into business In 4 new GiffirIAIy growing town,
or such as wish 70 build private residences and Sc
cure q homestead In aqlist and healthy location,
are advised to ride or walk ont 70 ~ s4E
... AAIRREGAN CITY
Before purchasing esewhefe, ana thu following in.
dncements and advantaeet win present themselves
to recommend this beautiful town site 70 their faVo
Pure and Wholesome Water
Can be easily obtained on Si1S PAT or II by digging
from ten TO Thirty feet % nom tAs numerous natu-
rsl springs and mining fsilpes IN y and the MUS
that surround IT. ~ 80. q li.,,,.,,sf % -
It's surrounded by hilii when protect trd render
II comparatively free from the tomatoes 80 fequeut
In most Of our mountain tuHtagtf az {4Ei
It's in the midst Of Mlning Diltrict
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22

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