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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-13
MEDICAL.
DIR. F. KILLER,
Homeopathic Physician
SUR GLE
Or. Hitler pny. r arliculur A,,en,isn
Medical and Operative Surgery,
M1dw1fery
ORFICE-6S SOUTH G STREET, op.
posite Wells, Fnrso & Co.
III O M G O III Y

rs THE ONLY TRUE SYSTEM OF MED,
icIne, based upon the laws OF nature. Seven
ty.fys years,f experience have proved that ono
half ofthose dying at an carly age can DO saved
Homeopathy cures all durable diseases prrma.
nsutly, which have resisted the skill ofths best
practitioners Of any Of the old medical system,
for years.
Hompopathya aims osradlcatediseasesrntlrely
10 cure sure and ensy. without bleeding, blister.
ing, csutsrlzlng or drugging. to prolong life and
Iessen the number Of sick days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-13
A PEA GOLD NIL MINING

A IlI G n HIil. s Ms conn.
ty, Nevada.-At o meeting Of the Board OF Trus.
tees Of the Alpha Gold I'LL Mining Company,
held on the 10Th day Of June, A. D. 1868, II was
resolved that an assessment Of Twenty-Five ($25)
Dollars per share, In United States gold coin, be
and the same Is hereby levied upon each and
payable Immediately to L. Goodwin, Secretary,
1t the oflce Of the company, in Gold Hill, Neya-
la, and that said assessment will become dclln.
quent on tho THIRD DAY OF AUGUST, 1858,
aud on that day all stock on which said assess.
ncnt shall remain due and unpaid will be advcr.
Used for sale.
jeSO I'd LEWIS GOODWIN, Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A FOR SIS.
The st. George Hotel, worth
$4,000, for IS!
Somebody Bound to Get Rich.

Somebody Bound to Get Rich.
THE ST. GEORGE HOTEL. JUSTAA
L below tho Methodist and Catholic Sii,
Churches. MaIn street. Gold Hill, will be R&A
rallied of at the
GOLD HILL THEATER
On Friday Evening, Juiy 10, 1865.
One Thousand Tickets, at e5 each. Title
guaranteed.
IDcscriptiou OF the ProportyI-Bar.
room lsx2i; Dlnlng.room 36xls; Kitchen l4x3o;
6 Bedrooms on first floor; Parlor l2xl6; Il
Rooms upstairs; l Parl"r l6x20 3 Hydrants
size Of Lot 36ixlls feet size Of Building 30 feet
front by 66 feet deep.
kYrThe Rafie to DO conducted by a Com
mlttee to be chosen by the audience.
r. C. 0'SEIL. Owner.
Gold Hill, May l6, 1863. m!lG-tf
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lleid ain Tunn+iins .oId and aiI

Gold UiIl Tunneiing Gold md ail.
yer Mining company--Location, Gold Hill Min
Notice-The Filth Annual Meeting Of tho stock
holders Of tho above named company will be
held at their Office, IA California street, San
Francisco, on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of July,
1868. at 10 o'clock 4. H.. for the purpose OF elect;
Ing Trustees, to serve for tho ensuing year, and
such other business as NAV properly comc before
It. r. WEGENER, Secretary.
San Francisco. June 18th, 1858. jelo 4w
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II will thus. DO secu that Of ono hundsed pa
tlents 'rat.d nv Homeopathic physicians. eight
wildi-. whIlc II the same number ar treated by
AllopathIc physicians. thirty four will die; and
OF the yrlais who die under old school treat
mcnt Tho world over, Homeopathic treatment
would ave .evcnty.six OF every hundred
Virginia, March 2. 1863. mr2.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-13
TO NIlLLNl EN-.

I'VE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hill NEWS office. half q ton OF superior
type metal, for journaling purposes In quartz.
mills, hoisting. works, etc. Will be sold at re-
duced prices for cash.
Gold Hill, june 29.tf
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RATTLE NOTICE.

IN ORDER TO DIvEsT THE RATTLE FoF
i the st. George Hotel Of every yestisc OF un
fairness or deception, which too frequently fol
lows such enterprises, the following named gen
tlemcn have volunteered to act as receivers fn
all moneys paid them by clubs or individual
perfect guarantee title Is given to the winner:
j.. j. HAYES. st. Charles Market,
L. Z. WALCOTT, Union Scales, Receivers,
II. NJ. yESEY, OF Yesey's Hotel -
r. G. ONElL,
je14 tjy10 Owner st. George Hotel.
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SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.
LpmA CONSOLIDATED MIN

"A ing Company, Gold Hill, Storey county, Nc.
vada.-Noticc Is hereby given that at q meeting
OF the Trustees Of said company, held on the
sd day Of juno, 1868, an assessment mo. y OF
Five Dollars ($5) per share was levied upon the
capital stock or said company, payable In US
gold coin on the 2lth day OF juno 1858, to the
Secretary, at the otice OF tho company, north.
streets, Room No. /, up stairs, San Fran
cisco, California. Amy stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on
MONDAY, THE 9th DAY OF JULY, 1858,
shall be deemed delinquent, and will be duly, ad.
payment shall be made before, will be sold on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST,
1858, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of the
sale. WIN. WILLIS, Secretary.
No 400 Montgomery street, Room !, lrst door,
up stairs. je26 I'm
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VIZ aILLIs, IN ANNOUNCING o
w work, would rtstr that no pain. ~. ~
will be spared TO make II r ,hs s,a IeS a, ISrsr' lie
YrIli he ss,,stcd By two gentlemen Of expsrienee
IN ,hs com nilstion OF DIrectorle In the Ens'rin
y, n n.ne ond rsn nIomI.c that II will equal any.
thing Of the kind ever otFsrrd to %, pnsl,", man
ri: .,tsn.iSn Of %srsh ~ X. sa 81, sese1y' a. an
:. ea..T.rrs medium. In Fan rrsnci,co and the
E.,,s,n eitirs the Directory ., looked upon as
~. m ,hs beat mediums Of ADVERTISING %esiant.
EonI.. viii Le sent 10 oil the principal Hotels
In IN state, and on the route ia San pranciscn,
and placed on all the Fan Francisco hotel desks
inyl3-tf
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DBLIyQUENT ASSESSMENT SALE.
L.IrmAN GoID AND sII..

,SIHITNAN GOI'H ~ =, VAL.
Indian snrings District, Lyon county, Nevada
| Notice.GTherc are delinquent upon the follow.
inc described stock, on account Of assessment
ieyied on tho 2lst day Of May, ISIS, the several
amounts set opposite inc names Vi 'he resPee'-
-. ShorohoId,r IA follows:
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RATTLE DISAPPOINTMENT.

nWTNG TO THE LARGE NUMBER OF
~ persons holding tickets, 1t Is impossible to
mako returns to meet the appointed time. !
would therefore announce, through the kind In
diligence Of my friends, o postponemcnt OF thir-
ty days-until August 10th, 1SBS-at which time
Il will positively take place. r. c. O'NEIL.
Gold Hill, July 9th, 1868.
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 116.

WARREN T. LUCKHAHT, NeHI'6t
June -, la66.-90d
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-29
burglary At oak Harbor.-There was

Burglary at Oak Harbor.-There was
a bold attempt at robbery in the house of
Capt. MAuELEs, of Oak Harbor, last Satur-
day night-the circumstances are about as
follows: In the night Capt. MAUELEN was
awakened by having shawl thrown over
his face and held against his mouth, at the
same time being seized by some one by the
legs'and jerked out of the bed. His arms were
tied behind him and his feet firmly bound,
and then hands and feet tied together He
was then told if he made the least noise he
would have his throat cut. He wasdragged
into an adjoining room and laid close up
against table. The villains then left him
and went into another room and commenced
searching for his money; it being supposed
that he had some $500 in the house, the pro-
cseds of guardian sale of the Anderson
estate. While they we're busy searching, he
felt the legs Of the table and knowing that
there were buckets, pans, &C., on it, he sue
ceeded in upsetting it. 1t went over with
tremendous crash, and the rascals took to
fight at once, jumping out of the window.
Capt. MAuELES succeeded In getting the gag
from his mouth and reused the folks that
lived in another part Of the house. A boat
was found drawn up by the bank of the
river, in which was chain with big stone
attached. 1t was supposed that the Williams
meant to take him to the river and then dis
pose of him, which would create suspicion
that he had run away with. the $500. suspic-
ion points to parties in. the neighborhood as
the robbers, but no arrests have been made.
A man asked Capt. NJ. ,ifhe had that $500 in
the house. Suspicion naturally attaches to
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We take pleasure in calling the at
tention of our readers to the advertisement
of the Globe Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of New York which may be found in
another column. This company was charter
ed in 1864, and has accumulated the nice
sum of $l,l71, 1885, securely invested in
the best and safest investments in the
markets. We would earnestly advise every
one who contemplates insurance to examine
this compsny first. The inducements it
offers are superior to any other. The
dividends are declared and paid annually. in
CASH (instead of notes) thereby giving the
assured the cheapest and the best insurance.
All policies are nonforfeitable, another great
advantage.
Mr.. T. R. Gould of this city is General
Agent, snd DR.. Thomas Stilwell Medical
Examiner. If you desire cheap and reliable
insurance policy on your life, by all means
choose the Globe. The Officers are men Of
the highest standing in New York, and are
well known by all business men. 1t has
received the highest praise from the press all
over the land for its fair dealing and upright
course. 1922.
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OBITUARY.


GREEN SP RINGS, Msy 2s, 1868.
To the Officers and Members of Green Springs
Lodge, No. 3lS, /. o. o. F.:
We, your Committee, to whom was referred the
subject of an expression in regard to the death of
our worthy P. G., DANIEL. KELSEY who died at his
residence in Green Springs, May 10, 1865 would most
respectfully offer the following preamble and reso
lutions:
WHEREAS In the divine providence of Cod our
well beloved brother, p G., Daniel Kelsey, has been
removed from our midst by the hand of DEATH the
grand ieveler of all human greatness, and we
trust has passed to higher and better state of be-
ing; therefor,
Resolved, Thatin the sudden demise of our worthy
brother this Lodge has met with the loss of of
its most efficient and devoted members, one whose
kind heart and genial spirit has endeared him to
every member of this Lodge, and whose efforts to-
ward the elevation of Odd Fellowship in our i'm
mediate vicinity has been untiring and will redown
to the benefit of this as well as the order at large.
Resolved, That this Lodge bow in humble sub
mission to the will OF Him who doeth all things well
and hope that in the loss Of well beloved brother
it is for his eternal gain.
Resolved, That our Lodge has lost one of its most
estimable members and the family the most devoted
of husbands the most indulgent of parents and the
community the best of citizens.
Resolved, That this Lodge tender its sincere con-
dolence to the widow and family of the deceased
and trust that the arm Of Divine Providence will
sustain them in this their hour of affection.
Resolved, That the Chart of our Lodge be draped
in mourning and that the Brothers be requested 70
wear badge of mourning for the space of thirty
days and that copy OF these resolutions be sent to
the Fremont Journal for publication and one to
the family. -
Ali Of which is most respectfully submitted.
&. GORDON,
sne. Ss. RRa5nsa94D' RsHseEDD' Committee
The above report was made to the Lodge May %
1868, and unanimously adopted.
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Marriaass.

In this city, at the residence of Hon. r. P.
Buckland, May 26, by the Rev. @. H. Young,
Mr.. CHARLES M. DILLON to Miss ANNIE K.
BucKLAND, both of Fremont.
The printers were the recipients of a good
supply of good things, rot the least of which
was greenback folded snugly in the sweets.
CHARLEY has always been noted for his
liberal support of the press, and we are
glad to see that the neU firm start out on
correct principles. Health and happiness
attend them, and long life be their portion!
On Wednesday afternoon, May 27tb, 1868,
at the residence of the BRIDES parents, by
the Rev. Henry Rossiter of Greencastle.
Ind, Mr.. JOHN P. ELpERKIN, Jr., and Miss
LIBB1E 81. BRUSH.
AtSt. Joseph (Catholic) church, during
High Mass, on the 11th of May, by the Rev.
S. Bower, Mr.. SEBASTIAN WALBE and Miss
REGINA MAIER also, Mr.. BENJAMIN STEHLE
and Miss CATHARIEE MICHAEL; also Mr..
Jos. SoHwARz and Miss VxRoNIoA ScHRAIr-
Tuz.
Tuesday evening, May 18th, 1868. at the
residence of Mr.. John olupper, by Rev. l..
CEcELIA SHoUr, all Of Fremont, O.
May 2lst, 1868, by Rev. H. Lang. Mr..
FREDRlCK ENeLER and Miss MARY LEAN
HARD.
By the same, at the Lutheran Church,
May Oath, 1868, Mr.. DAVID BECK and Miss
MARY ANN MARTIN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Frightfui Prophecies concerning the End of
All things are made by religious enthusiasts and,
on the other hand, philosophers insist that the cen
ter of the Earth is mass Of Hre-tha the poles of
the Earth will day be at the Equator, and that
the Sun is gradually fading Talk like this is very
terrible; but, pending such wholesale caamities, it
viii be as well for each member of society TO take
care Of his or her health and leave the rest to Prov
idence. The end comes prematnely to al whoneg-
lect the preservation of the inestimsble blessing
Suffer liver disease, dyspepsia chronic contipation
or any other aiiment to take its course unchecked,
and it viii assuredy shorten life 1t cannot be said
that the means Of protecting the system against the
predisposing causes of disease are withheld. The
constitutions and physique of the least robust may
be so strengthened and fortified by course ofHOS-
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS as to render
them all but invulnerable not only to the attacks
of epidemic disorders but also to the ordinary COM
plants which prevail in all countries and at all sea-
sons. IF the immense importance of protectivo
medication were universally understood, this in
comparable vegetable antidote which is already the
most popular tonic in the world, would everywhere
be classed among the stales of life, and no family
would DARE to be without it. The time may arrive
when this will be the case, for every year adds hun
dreds of thousands to the list of those who use it.
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The Lost Child Again.-Within few
days past we have seen in numerous ex-
changes this item OF news:
The little girl stolen last fall, by the Gyp.
sizes, at Sandusky, and for a time supposed
to be among the tribe encamped at Salem
was found about three weeks ago, at Terre
Haute, Ind. The band in whose possession
she was found, was closely followed and
watched for months, but they managed to
keep the child secreted until the day It was
discovered and reclaimed. 1t was much
emsciated, and gave every evidence of hard
usage. It is now safe with its parents
Asimilar yarn was started last winter, and
extensively copied until stopped by the en-
phatic denial Of the Sandusky Register. II
this story is false (as we believe it to beg il
should. also be denied; for in case the
child was really carried off by the Gypsies
the announcement that she had been found
would, of course, tend to stop all search fol
little L1IL1E BowERs by those who might
otherwise keep a Watchful eye over the row.
ing bands, in this and other States. Let us
hear from you, Mr.. Register.
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Hickory Grove Festival,-Oapt. A.

Hickory Grove Festival, A.
Youngs Hickory Grove Summer Garden
was inaugrated Wednesday afternoon with
some attempt at display. The G erman Fire
Companies, City of Fremont and Col. Nat.
Haynes, came out in uniform, and forming
in line with flags to the breeze, marched to
the grove, preceded by the Fremont Band.
The grove is situated on the east side of
the river, in what was known as Thompson 8
grove, next the railroad 1t was decorated
with flags and provided with stands, seats,
tables, swings, arrangements for gymnastic
exercises, various games, bowling alley &C.,
and amid all, seat OF "Justice" sacredly
dedicated and inscribed with the name of
a certain ]. P. of aldermanic proportions,
Firemen, Base Ball and "Gutes Larger"
emblems, from which Peace is expected
TO flow like river.
Other ceremonies. were proposed but
the heavens were otherwise disposed, and
washed them all out.
A goodly number were gathered together
and seemed 10 enjoy themselves "hugely"
between showers, with the various means
provided for their amusement, and every
thing passed off pleasantly. The dance was
postponed till more favorble season.
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PersonsI.--Mr. q Mrs. CHAs. M. DILLON
Left this city Tuesday evening last on a
pleasure trip East.
The Rev. Mr.. PHELPS, of Painesville,
formerly rector of st. Paurs church here,
and the Rev. Mr.. RossITER of Indiana, pastor
of the Presby terian church here thirteen
years ago, were in town this week on visit
combining business with pleasure.
We acknowledge the favor of call
from Mr.. GLEssNER, Jr., of the Hancock
Courier. He was just returning from trip
to the Maumee, whether he had gone to es-
cape the opportunities of Democratic candi-
dates for sheriff in his county. 1t was his
dorg that killed hisself" barking at them.
We understand that Mr.. G. H. BELL
has resigned the Presidency of the Fremont
Driving Park, and that Judge GREENE will
undoubtedly be his successor.
-PERRY Close starts for New York next
Monday to purchase Groceries.
MI. BRowN. OF Mich, formerly telegraph
operator iu the Fremont cffice, has been
here on visit this week. .ssis
: In the postscript to business letter to
US, 1t. J. G. CHANCE, of the 18th Infantry,
at Fort Ellis, on the plains, says:-"The In
disus are on the war-path in this section Of
Montana, and we are kept pretty busy look
ing after them. Two men have been killed
thus far" He does not say whether his wife
had reached him or not.
AT meeting of committee of the 'Con-
servative' Soldiers and Sailors of Ohio, held
in Columbus last week, Coils W. E. and
NAT HAYNES, of this city, were named as
Delegates to Conservative Soldiers and
Sailors Convention to belheld in New York,
July 4th, the former as a delegate from the
State at large, and the latter from the Ninth
Congressional District.
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New Type-We have recently added to
the JcvsxAL Job Printing Office about three
hundred dollars worth of new Card, Script
and FsEcy Type. We do all kinds Of Job
Work as well as it can be done in Cleveland
or Tolsdo, and at as low prices We mean
that no job shall be sent out of Fremont, if
good wesk and a fair price viii keep it.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-29

l DON'T CARE WHERE YOU Go!-You
may enquire in the stores, in the groceries,
in the shops, in the dwellings, on the cor
ners, along the streets, in the alleys, over
the bridge, or over the rail road, out in the
country, or along the roads, of the farmer, of
the merchant, of the mechanic, of the law
yer, of the doctor, of the clergy, of the artist,
of any gentleman, or of the ladies especially
or even of any little boy or girl and they
win all tell you to go to Harris photograph
rooms in Buckland's new block when you
want good pictures.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-29

Wolves.-The citizens of Castalia, Erie
county, and Townsend, Sandusky county,
have offered reward Of one hundred dol
Hars for each wolf killed. A farmer at
Castalia caught one of the animals very
nicely Saturday night He fastened lamb
in tree and placed d trap underpeath. Mr..
Wolf whose appetite for mutton got the bet
ter of his sagacity, fell into the trap and
was despatched. An easy way TO make q
hundred snllnrs. = ,-'.,-.,.
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The Woodwork Property Sold
The residesce Of Mn. Sidney WooDwoRrH,
In this city, was sold this week for $4,000,
10 Mrs. SHrLrz. of Cincinnati, who has
moved in. The sale was made by OAxFIELD
l. Co., Real Estate Agency.
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Man Bun Over by the Cars.-on
Tuesday morning last, a amau named MARTIN
SroSE, of Genoa, while drunk went t. sleep
on the o. & T. railroad track near thst viii
lage, and was run over by the train.
Strange to say he was not killed, but his
left leg was badly smashed. In the after
noon DR.. JOHN B. RICE, of this city, was
called on to render surgical aid, and amputa.
ted the leg just below The knee. Yesterday
the man was as comfortable as could be ex-
pected under the circumstances.
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Graduating Class.--The Second Com
mencement Exercise Of the High School viii
be bsld On the evening of June 2Sd. The
graduating class for this year number seven
as follows Misses JESSIE E. McCULLooH,
LIsprr VASDERcoOK, SADIE s. BARBER, ELSIE
L. FESxoRE and EsrEILE s. RAwsoE !;
GEoReE sTAHL and LOUIS J. Dom. A pro-
gramme Of the exercises will be published
hereafter.
The Diplomas for the Graduating Glass
are finished and beautiful specimens of
skillfui penmanship, executed on parchment
by Mr.. h. s. WARREN, vrising-master who
has taught severa classes in this city. They
can be seen at the drug store Of G. R. Nc
cuLlpcH.
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Frpsr-C1.ss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. do

FIRsr-CLAss CLoTHING.-Persons de-
sirous of purchasing clothing or gentlemen s
furnishing goods should visit the establish
ment of H.Munk, next door to the Post
Office. His selection of goods is not to be
surpassed in the city. They are all made
mp in the most fashionable styles. In bis
furnishing departments is to be found every
thing that is beautiful and desirable.