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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-09
Notice..

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT WE HAVE
I'LL. tlay sold to l.. T. Fox all our interest IN
the firm or Il, T. Fox & Co., butchers. at Gold
Hill, Nevada, and tlat we have also sold to l.. 7.
Fox all our interest In all business In which We
have been heretofore connected as co.partncrs
with the said l.. 4. Fox, at Gold Hlll aforesaid,
or In any other place; hereby ceasing TO be CO.
partners with the said /. 7. Fox & Co, l.. II.
Fox, or any person or firm In the State Of Ne
vada or elsewhere. fnm this date.
JOHN p. NORTON,
l.. j. FLINT.
per j. p. NORTON.
Gold Hill, August II, 1868. au17 II
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,

Which they offer at reduced prices for cash.
r. S.-Call and examine Goods before pur-
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yellow JneL.. H..e Co., No. ..

1IIE MEMBERS OF THIS COM
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held on WEDNESDAY EVENING, $3.50
the 9th inst. ut ~ o'clock. In the Office lately
occupied by c. j. Lansing. one door south OF the
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BY order OF X. MERCER, Foreman.
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Gold Hill, September 8, 1903. ses2 q
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LYONS FLEA

LYONS FLEA POWDER.
It'll well known that Lyons genuine Magnetic
Powder will perfectly destroy everything, In the
shape Of ficas, ticks, bedbngs, reaches, &C.; that u Is
perfect poison to the insect tribe. but entirely HARM
less to the human species and domestic animals.
Dedbugs, Ants, Roachcs, etc. are In every house.
This Powder is their natural death. IL should be In
every cupboard.
JoiIS t., RoNE. ESQ.,. Superintendent OF the New
York CITY ~IIospItai. SAYS: . . = ut Is the only
sure article we have ever used"
NEW York IIOrEL PRorRiEroRs say: " have
~ LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER
For DISCRIMINATING insects and vermin, with entire
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Testimony OF this character might be added toany
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The genuine has the signature OF +. Lyon, anu tue
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druggist will procure the genuine II you Insist you
will have no other.
Sold Ly all druggists and general si1resccpers In
every town and mining camp on the Pacific Coast.
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ISCELLANEOUS

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Young. middlc-aged and old, are delighted with Its
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IL Is the greatest cure ever known for an over.
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We know that VIC have the best and most popular
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PHYSICIANS ARE COMPELLED TO 1T.
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CIsCARILLA BARK!-Por Dlarrhea, Cole, and dis
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CHMoNILE FLOWERS .-Forcnfeeblcd digestion.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
BY WELLS, FARGO AND CO.'S LINE.

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CHAPTER TIT.



When At-s Bake puod from Frsul Melton bic wtAt directly ON
boar th i-1-bost hag reached hs Broosn e % tt Tyr
tool he To- he eeHce neal cottage mouse sustel ia be
aululE
Arrived Al home st proceeded directly 70 her fathers
sg seated bel Of the SICK the
gl
lloii.OTy " Hush! IN O1 alispeL
" Is be seepF inquired the gin 10 cautions undonoue
The attendant inclined beT head snuuaivey reply.
she btffF vas lie Ae question sni the Girl pfop0uded g.
'esineed cautiously upos and gaIed sulOusy down into tie
fare - tie Invalid
nh sgsu cautioned Ire attendant rising silently ste beet-
continued when sho bad closed door he needs r. badly
10 must DO careful bot &" ssken hiilr ~
a lie doctor been here snev len kcI the gih arr
ously.
+" iest sbolt On hour since" Le 4epiy
WAai DAD be Aunt Magafetr questou
gir tre searching ~. upon The lace Of the old
ihe look
"a rouf tHuss aud cup 81 tea u Win refresh ,ol"
Aunt Margaret" said Alice. n an pleading tone toll ms
e doctor sad Oglit 10 know ~ the avorb Mi
gfe., fee.e ny iGHd ia Otherwise, nerve mg.ef 10
lesriLn
Po.hap, best tue Oh sonau shsr moment OF "a
he,i0n Nl feel he boN less Nhel
father mu decIhas lev hours perhaps zone
yet But esft La og death sioIt Ina"
she he ESQ be bic end Hos can bear his loss ~
lie old calH"T
shan feel biz deeply alter Is laid letsth the sod
been like bind 0ud du son % hJugh was oly mouse.
keeper IT, taught g. call Aunt Margaret aud have
sou both though really hin 10 loved y0lr
In1e too and with good reason, for she
sd For tsy nave been Ia the service Of family
sndtis ou uaia ts slonI geTe sec TIE lead OF stricken
egl Asd V'eag Der a.goa 70 her sy'' ne faithful s0sr v'ti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03
NHAPrER IL

rHE Irr'fRER WHAT
Tie interview The young couple suicd 10 100 tie foregoing
elaSter snhoced One there VINO. ~he passing
he window on bis way accidentally looked and reeog
tie persons Tivs, scey busn laeoosng youpg
apparently about tsetvo Of sge whose garments we're
coarse though Clearly hand NOrksn tnner
Stual struck b l nobility % eouu1arcs
notwithstanding bic broa1 shin snd Tie ouuss Of bis as HIS
eJ.s and seebae color bis straight and bic
month beautifully curved se ses Of darG chestnut hair cl
tered around temples side The ou hsgy
bis 6neiyshsped bead This deep red hhhmnIk
~beb was oui, the hair ob Hhei b
yind, o. other manner
The name Of this yocth ast Horton aud be All are om
ssny throughout .tor be- 1eH 80 let The reader
ssmething Ofbis h't0ry.
msBh from early ianrc bad been 2 struggle with poverty
tender and e only protector he
Italian o.spgnerramsr Horton. Who
his Eeeos Wien e subject Of remarks but tfo
year Ofsge Tson cpFs-eaiei himself m be1g ibs cds
ftheL 1bs mother o. boz b. sad bad scseBed on Apbod and
died the passage i,a port sad vs buried 81 No
bod, doubted the story taoagb nothing ahssvein nc
obs two which od tie supposton that thew
father and soDih former beng ab Ion hrosed slmoohlg
-hile toe child br.bt hrs,ed ros,heskd boz ato
affections Of rho Looked Au Who Ae
idol Of every nab somsu cd he Where The
lodglg The od found dEepty getrgs
s.ehbe charge ohe boz eis he daily udd be
wa as be beautiful gave
seuted take charge ~ BIN TIE slightest trouble great
assreDee ihs commented upon The organ ndc,
Drespes be accounted r by saving at ne hoJ % lac bs
astbeT and this explanation sas generally satsiactrY-
rough line Lad little liugh ssIe he Old lived 9r .Lu
h. got to b. i've yesrs sge forced into the beg
rot opfrenehy eraey beaten shen be ed to bug home
money enough fh ne vssaboad who ainee hm with drk -
Issth he se1sr tie ODD Gtof tsIu,u sr hard
ssbsaeb poor little ayh bs o he cg Children There
.rs plenty be tenement sho ei e0polv tie
orr tte ose aio would ag lave aop,e hu could thy have
sose 90 ty FAMILIES Of tberOwn aud eee o3 gsd to
1ost bard 70 Keep tie wofhom ~ 6oor
Bpgh rae ooleqgsat public institution BON nleaoe In
tas sppeutesd plber sh whom hs huly served
A. ils period shsn sc Introduce n 70 The reader be i tie
xa.i nusfcl valuable workman 2Lon Bis espoJef bad
Lg-y Dos te,a be ,gidGoo Hn.BJog vsof peoh uds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03
WORLDLY WEARY.
~ TRASor. a sylIu.

wtsr,. -ea,y, oh, bev weary
s,hs of,ths cold ~Orld's STRIFE
Dreay. dreaIy. Oh, bow dfeaD
r. ii. path Of her sd life
ehm the phantom. that BuTsss her
Ever, ever night and day
whsp.rns eArE words orto her
Casing hops and faith away
Net .Tn,tsd friend IL near her
In world she stands slone--
Her, 70 .ooib ber--Bohe te cheer hef-
wrsneed, uneAred for, and ubl1s"R.
e.,s, she upon she water
n.,ed her brain and Wild her eye
n,ea,s,, the prayer her mother taught tu,
Apo then plunges In to DE
Rash the deed, but judge her Kindly
Y. wlo gaze on horriaed-
Had ,Ae never loved 50 bhBely,
She would never thus have died
Rare her form, ell bruised and broken
Lay gently meath the sod
L., vet Oh, psrsh vord be sPoher-
Leave her failiBgs all with Coo
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CIIAI,TER Y.
ma gLDga NrtT0V.

HrGH vlsiis TnK gLbga
time after the detective bad len
aud deeply responsibility which samrd liz los
Alice Blake Dc by, devoted aDdt wug hi. .b angu,h 10 h.
obliged give Der lie possessed character
be resolved that Prank Melton entertained hsosble love m
he should Lea Circumstance which
him Of bis responsibility her guardian aud leave h perfect
10 bent Of bis lcAons hc could happily
bis determination to shg for fogegs po where
he would stdre 10 foIg,t her,
lie d.tcrlins hoaeyer before giving Ms consent 10 The visit. q,
Young Melton ascertain II possible just how Young
fel toward lis wand and What bis intentions were lie t
thoroughly satisfied hatn tie youHg father opposed m.
for Dc familiar cHongh the
huOy Melton boaeer deeply might be
yb poor r would hce Bis pscunsry prospects f that
passion
uh determined therefore 20 cal upon The -ller M Melton And In
private Interview ~ sound lu Nitl gsr to tie matter
Accordingly he made Ls 20 The gaui residence the Oh
considerable trouble va. admitted 70 srienrr
ALICE BLAKE. o TIKI fEkRfHOlSE MEETING" will la
cobaaed in No Of 11E NLN folK WEEKLY. realty. Tho
contains forty long columns Of closely prreI
matter maxim. The SeaioIa Weekly Ne bet story aud sketch paper
published Nea.York weekly for sae BY ever
thi1ggh the Union aud tsualas
HORTON" CONDENSED MILK is pure and
contains all he cream. Tn 70, viii other h
suited lr oil puposes Of Aul milk Served DO an paris ~ the
Pr'seted MIN 6 shipping sIwa'a on baud Depot SO u! Hudson
A LIE UTTERED by a million is still q
~ LssIood Bleeding error Dosing too anl VII e sitn
dou,di as WOLCOTTS PAIN PAINT s saal th' rock u
t AZ ts % M 10 thsilsn square - s., sdtfore H.
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ALICE BLAKE;
THE FARMHOUSE MEETING
BY FRANCIS s. SMITH,

s.,no, Of ~R,eleep wilson, the Gladiator" White
Rage she Avsga," ,"w.d Mel, tie SPY The Se't'N
Of sa1opy,' etc
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E~ftial 4lotirfs.


Among The many restura:iveS which nature hSG
supplied to relieve the Gctiors Of humanity there
is favoriIe for a certain class Of diseases
than the medicinal gum" of the Wild Cherry Tree;
but however valuable it is, its power to heal, to
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'In the Spring of 1855 was most severely aflict-
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Ny cough entirely left me, the night sweats desert
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hereby certify that the above and foregoing is and correct
Expenditures of Wyoming County for the year ending January
9th A. d. 1868
GEo. GhoiS y. OSGna SHERWOOD Commissioners
WIN F. TERRY Clerk
Commi Office, Tunkhannock, Jan 8, 1868,
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The REv. EDWARD A. WILSON will send free
Of charged to all who dessre it, the prescription with
the directions or mlkiag and using the simple rem
edy by which he was cured of lung affection and
that dread disease Consumption His only object Is
TO benefit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer
will try this prescription as il will cost them nothing
and NAV prove blessing. PIense address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. l65 South Second St, Williamsburg Ne~ York
6n4tly.
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We the undersigned Auditors Wyoming County being met at the
Commissioners Office in county, certify that upon examination
the accounts the Treasurer Phnotay and Sheriff. dc
find them correct as set foregoing Statement and that the
pendue of said county fully and correctly set forth IN SAID Statement
as rendered o by the Commissioners of said County.
Witness hands this 9th day of January A. d. 1868
VIM. BENEDICT
JAS f. ROBINSON auditors,
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Is hereby given, that | have placed in possession
of Stmuel Daley Jr., pair of steers to be kept
by hin during my will and plcaSure-al al persons are
forbid molestng or iute terfering with the same
DAVID PATRICK,
oyerGsld Pa Oct. 7sh Ie67-v7nl0a
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