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REAL. ESTATE WANTED

EEAI ESTATE WAEIEu,
WATTRp-7RF uNDFRsIGrx6 VIII. RE-
" ectve errs fr, a~neTs Of ts. to ,c the City nE
ChteaEo for Ee poee io.s e%ted II Tho
The vIf!u!ty d Ru.o ide and Thirty ftssts s!*a 70
xht vsetpttT II Laa4 It aud AAslun place; atAo Ia
the vlcnliy Of uhleaga ~. and Htper IT. The INT
n,oped lot 'houla be ebeg y .ad The osh.r los
e-t1or Ct .trg hida to ttase the 'ta
ity spd f'1r IF lets fes th- p7"e Assed .ad ers 4
"fse< M scor. .on.e, uptl The sl;s Of to,s u1ana
aud III he :nbnted BY TIE Com 9tE lls1 70 t!e Com
t;ocptloi1er.
II TASrKp-To1H 1HyRsr eapo1 nAsf1: IN A LOl
No AGENTS need rcpty. Addrtss K Yz. Tribune once
UASTFD-A COMFORTABLE HyuSE A<C
~ lot Of sasy see.ss snd rood atashhn.hood IN h.
rrod)1rd Il t1es eoutheafs ot tbE- rift worth sto
~ sae ea'h esi b aseeefe4 :. ht.t p.ymens .ns
cset. or call u The Office Of BRYAN LATHROP. e
South Clalk.st
, 1870-02-01
Verdict OF Mot Guilty in rho DIxon
mufaef Trial

Rocx1uRD, n, jan ti.-The turT IN the csse Of
Mn . 1ae, tfted lkAt weak for t1a Hnrdes Of oet
dpabapd, Ranks J. Dlxos. brought b Z verdict ol
non E1i,y the p&oA OF tnsanitT b<fnx folly tasso-
"a b tka teatno1J,
, 1870-02-01
METEOROLOGICAL.

Meteorological recn1d tnr JAnuas5 ST. 1sta -
reported by j. G. Langspth, Jr, opuc1an, III Ran
dolpn street, correspondent to the Smithsonian
1n&uruta- The arasn tessezs asc tbs tnitsals To-
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.+eaEe The pfetrut trade stock hard with sturr'
ass:Ts .. & xdd.,: 1s :-f !: T
hrne staee.
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ptnu1es Rsmovad and tbs Skan
maae snooth by natuR Juniper Ttf sap. msaa-
f1etured By CasRelI, Aaxs.d CO.. Nov fofI
Hhes1eren Constitutions Aeftofeo
nv Heluuo1d's E1uAct B1cnn-
, 1870-02-01

SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Z Fstatt Agents. Nc. III uctrb rp4t. .aniIrF1ssa
farm Of :e9 sc1tt. lying on the T.. b nlles
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SON.
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l1sIancc IoEE tn {. 6 rcs cent. ubc lake
Sltoo Eai eAth. balls lonx time. peT cent Lots
q. W. uFAA.
, 1870-02-01

MAuh4Qd Aud XoAkhfuI F1x0r arr
trsz,ped nY Resm soAd EIHxe3 Bne11-
, 1870-02-01

A n ITALIAN IRARNpD NAN ANO PQEF
% rhhes 70 xtFe p<tvtse }s1 Il Ital|nn md Ltto
snsrs fst e {, ,ntoen sd tAdie4 A1treas r. O Boz
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-25
10 WOOD sTEALERs.
OF :MARTIN PANIAN.

7aurIRA NDE0TRD TO THE
estats Of Martin PsniAn, deceased. arc 70
onssted 10 call at tho once Of VIM. Livingston,
3nsacs of the Peace, Virginia City, and Settle
srmSSi,ssry 8 SYk0NS,
Wm Public Administrator.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-25
MAJOR BRADLEY.

The gallant herdsman, as Ken
dali calls him, Is now at Virginia, with
his headquarters established for the
campaign In the rooms over Buckner
& Ferrand's saloon. There calmly,
like a commanding general In his tent,
the Major sits and receives audiences
Of the faithful. Our friend Spykens
went up and interviewed him yester-
DAY and describes him as q very sensi-
BILE, portly, genial, hearty, substantial
looking old gentleman, some sixty
years Of age, who wouldn't be objec-
tionable to any one for a father-in-law,
II he were not a Democrat. Spykens,
however, was not on the marry; what
he was laying for was to spy out party
secrets and deep information rs to the
plans Of the enemy. The following
Important conversation passed between
them In the presence Of a deeply inter-
ested crowd Of palpitating listeners:
Major-"HaPpy to make your &C
q~uaintsnce, SIR"
Spykens-"Thank you; hope you
like this part Of the country"
Major-"Oh yes, 1t suits very WE'LL"
Spykens-"That was pretty lively
fire yesterday morning"
Mdjor-"So they tell me. l was
asleep."
Spykens-" What do you think Of
the weather."
Major-"Well, II It keeps on this
way 1t may hold out awhile. Try a
little whisky"
Spykeas-"Al right. Here's luck"
1t will DO perceived that Spykens.
WAS very guarded In his remarks, and
the Major didn't get a single point to
the windward Of him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-25

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREAS.
~ URER. Virginia, Storey county, October
10, ie7u.-Notlce Is hereby given, that the State
and County Taxes for the fiscal year 1870, are
now due and payable 1t the once. and that the
law In regard to their collection will be strictly
enforced. JOHN 8. KANEEN,
. Ex-onicio Tax Receiver,
ONCE 1st door, Court House, B street.
n. Bon all taxes unpaid at the close Of bud-
mess on the 10th day Of November, 1910, ten per
cant. delinquency will b added. o10td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-25

REAL WAR AT LAsr.-ust before
going to press we learned that the con-
tending parties In Seven-mile canyon
that Is to say, the hired fighters on the
part Of the Water Company and Parks
q Co., sluice workers, contendlng for
the right Of the water flowing. down
the canyon-had q battle at about l
o'clock P. N. to-day, in which X. II.
Lindsay was shot in the thigh, Dick
Paddock had his shoulder broken. q
man by the name Of PrentiSs had his
head terribly beaten, and Les Black
burn was shot through the coat. The
Water Company attempted to put up
a iume. when the opposition party In
terfered.
VorERs IN ORMsBY CouNTY.-Ac-
cording to the appeal, there are 767
voters registered In Carson precinct,
l2S in Empire, and 6s In Brunswick
Mill precinct. This makes a total of
96l voters in the county rs against 96S
registered for the election In the fall
Of 1864 falling or Of just seven In
the two years. By reference to the
lists Of registered published for that
election we find that there were then
only coo registered In Carson, while
there were go in Empire and 50 In
Brunswick. According to this showing
Carson mas gained l5S voters while
Empire has lost IA and Brunswick 81.
The GREAT ENIoMA. thousand
guesses have been made at the ingredl-
ents Of Sozodont, the most wholesome
and perfect dental purifier the world
has ever seen. They were all wrong;
so, by way Of throwing a little light
on the subject, 1t Is now announced
that the liber, or inner bark Of the
QuilldyG Sdponoria, the Soap Tree Of
the Valley Of the Andes. is one Of the
components Of that peerless dentrifce.
SEVERE WoUND.-The wound re-
ceiyed by officer Higbee, at Virginia,
Sunday morning, although only by
pistol ball passing l~engthwise down
through the calf Of his leg, Is a very
painful one, and will probably confine
him to his room for some weeks. All
regret the disabling Of so efficient an
officer.
INFORMATION WASTED.-Joseph Mil
Ter, Of South Brooklyn Fifth avenue,
near Twenty-first street, New York.
wishes to know whether his son, Joseph
Miller. lost his life by the fire In the
Gold Hill mines. His son was a Ma
son, aud belonged to Delta Lodge,
Brooklyn.
SEVERELY BURNEp.-Charley Good
wins left hand was very severely
burned at the Virginia fire Sunday
morning. and so also was the face Of
Martin Wylie. Both had very narrow
escapes from the flames. Wylir is
still confined to his room.
"SPLDISa's GLUE" useful and
true.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-25

true.
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eas Gifts In all.


6as Gifts In Observation-Disclosures
The Concert and Distribution will take place
under the immediate direction Of tho Board Of
Trustees Of the Mercantile Library Association,
assisted by q Supervisory Committee selected
from State, city and county o~flcers, and well
known citizens OF San Francisco.
ROBERT B. SWAIN. Pres't u L.. A.
w, II, l.. BARNES, Vice President.
VIM. C. RALSTOS, Treasurer.
After paying the expenses OF the entertain
mont. and making the distribution Of the Gifs,
10 above announced, the balance will be applied
TO extinguishing tho present indebtedness OF tho
Mercantile Library Association.
Holders OF tickets 10 which Gins may be
awarded, will receive the same on presentation
Of such tickets or coupons to the Business
Agents Of the Board OF Trustees 1t their once,
No. 3l8 California street, San Francifco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-25
spBOIAL NOTICES.

Let M Discuss tho Great Queanon.
What Is the most important OF all ear'niy oe,s
inxs, In the estimation Of every intelligent humAn
being?
Clearly, It IL health; for soundnes, OF oody sna
mind Is essential TO the enjoyment OF all the o'ner
good gifts Of Providence.
How, then, shall those who possess ths inesunia
Bile treasure endcayor to preserve It, and how snAi
those who have lost Il seek to receive III,
These questions have been asked IN an asss. - ~
never have they been a. satisfactorily resP1husn ~ ~
as at the present day. and tho answers wnIen SOn
mon sense, enlightened by science anu eApsI.enSs
gives 10 them In the nineteenth century may DC
briefly stated thus: en-,
To protect the system against all Influences ,nst
tend to generate disease. there Is nothing uxe h'is'
Grafton.
To re-establl,h the health on a arm basis. when II
system must be simultaneously strengthened fesu
lated and purified. - A..
These ends can only be attained through tne
agency OF . preparation which combines tne atnt,
eutes OF a tohc. q corrective. . blood depu cut anu
an aperient.
All these essentials arc efectually blended In Hos.
letters Stomach Blttcrs. They contain notnln8
drastic, irritating or inilainmatory. The Juices anu
extracts OF sauative herbs. roots and oarks arc tnelI
diffuslble by combination with the splrituous essence
Of rye, the purest Of all alcoholic stimulants.
The weak and feeble. and especially those suneiins
from blliousncss. indigestion and nervousness, aoso,
lutely require the renovating aid OF this power1u!
tonic and Alternative during the.heated term, and
cannot prudently postpone Its use for q single DAY.
A werd TO the wisoi sufneient.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-25

MONDAY, October Dist, 1870.
Unexpected interferenccs have operated to
make this delsy necessary TO- accomplish the re.
suit OF freeing the Library from debt, without
recourse to other privileges granted BY Act OF
the Legislature. passed February 10, 1910.
This ID positively the only postponement
which will BIO made. The Concert VIII nke
place on the day above named, commencing at
nine O'Clock A. l.. and to continue until all the
gifts have been awarded. -,
Tho funds already IN bank are considerably
more than SUFFICIENT TO insure the successful
completion Of the contract with the public.
FRIDAY, tho 2sth day Of october. 1870. =,
All tickets remaining unsold al that time viii
be withdrawn from sale and cancelled. They
will be advertised BY their numbers on the 10Th
day Of October, 1870, In one or more Of the oaiiy
papers Of TIL. city; Any a d. IN S mus ~,I made Sos
Affect tho number or amour, Of gina. They win
be. a. heretofore, advertised, to.wit: Cd gifts,
amounting in all to 100000. gold.
Ticket holders residing out Of Ban Francisco
will receive duly accredited lists q the awards
Of Gifts, which will also DO published In the
leading San francisco daily papers on the lst Of
Delivery OF gifts will commence November .,
1870, at tho Once. No. 3is California street, to
ali parties presenting tickets TO which gifts hare
S SsSa , viii 30 held to sHSsIr order and fer their &c.
eoaut. RoBT. B. SWAIN, Pres't n. 1. A.
". n. L. BARNES. Vice President.
W. c. RALSToN. Treasurer.
TH0S. X. HAYES, Reeord'g see''y.
DAVID WILDER, Corresp'g Sec'y.
TRusrEEs:
". Ashburner, J. II. AcNulty,
A. M, Ebbets Isaac Wormser,
W, Il, Wood, . A. p. Elicit,
W. q. Badger, r. b. Reynolds,
Samuel Hubbard.
MAURICE DoRE,
CHAS. X. PETERS,
Business Agents,
se5.td No. ol8 California street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-25
Getting Married.

GettinG Married.
Essays for young men. on the delights OF Home.
and the p~ropristy or improperly OF getting married.
with sanitary help for those who feel unhtted LOT
matrimonial unhappincS. Sent free, IN scaled en-
velopes. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Boz
=, Philadelphia. Pa 5e?+3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-25

The Season OF Peril.-In the Summer and
Autumn the system Is In a less nervous condition
than when under the braclng influence OF q colder
temperature. Keep the bowels unobstructed. the
digestion active and the blood cool In warm weather.
To effect this object. take occasionally a dose OF
T~AsRASr's ETrERvEscrSr SELrzER APERIrST. 1t
Is q gentle cathartic. a Wholesome tonic, an antldote
TO biiiousness. a blood d~epurent, and a most delight
full f~ebrtfuge. united In one sparkling, foamlnS elixir.
prepared IN q moment and without the slightest
trouble. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-25
NOTICE
MONDAY, October 3lst, 1870.

Of the Mercantile Library Association arc her
by notified that the Concert 10 postponed Until
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TO MILLMEN /!

WE HAVE FOR SALE At THE GOLD
w Hill NIwy 0Mee h-tf Q tsn Of superior
1l1R:, z asi.a %! w 'Sfss. sss. WIS 5: ' u S = e.
dsesdpn:eS for casA,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-25
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals.
~ WILLS. HAAoo = 90. Q
Mr. Chapman Nathan VA Poucher
x Chandler d r Smith WHPratt
Mr. Thompson MIA Mason Mr. Mccullough
W TOWING Shocking Wohf
Mr. Ashim Miss Stein CH Hohler = vi
w II Young AHaAs CD Hardy
Mr. Littledsld Joah Laws CD Atwood
J Smith AP Aoltor
Departures.
1T WI1IS. YARao = co., LINZ.
CD Atwood jas 8 smith Mrs. Scott
Johp Pencil Adam Heberle Jos Wasson
Paul Foster Jas Earns Elisha Cooking
Judge Aldrieh CA Carolan MrSmuter
w A Poucher H II Young Mr. Ashton = wi
David Williams x Eastman
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-25

WITH AGENTS IN WASHINGTON, LON.
w don, Paris. Vienna. etc. Specifications
and Drawings prepared, Examinations made,
Caveats nled, Foreign Patent. obtained. Re.
.jected Applications prosecuted, Interfsrsnces
conducted, EItensions applied for. Reissues
psoeurec' A.s,fn~en.s Psps.oa na na
AttsnaeA -. se1&1yia
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(Gorrefppnbena)
Gan Jraaeista, Sal, @at 10. 1870.
@ertter @err Reoaftear!
Gs rrirb Stnen uno ben 2eiern Jbres
8lattes sepib niAt unliet fsin. aub Gsmas
aber pas. pas an Der 3uas pes f,asa Ote'
ans ssiaisbt gu borsn pabes tbeile tb ST.
men bier nit ra5
arttpartl9resben
@etner 9siliststt bes YapfeS an bic
@tupenten bas ct. WarY'S college ~ Gan
Traneiseo.
Der 9s&wlrbieRe Grabtf&of Ilemans
bate, bel lsiner Mbreiie BON bier mad Rom
bic Site, Don ben @tubenten eenannter
9ebr. Mnfalt, cine MDrede nebf &c.
f9snten fur ben betltsen gater NIT
3unetmen. Seine @etltstett bate In
Bolse beFeu, bic @e rosenbett, bic stu-
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rem @~efnnunsen. bic aus Gurem Briefe Der.
pprleu&ten, erfennen @tr, seliebte &tnber,
ben leberbtsen @lauben, bic tnntse 3unet,
suns unb eiebe eesen ben bell. @tubl, g.
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rer, bic 8raper &riali4en @tulen BON
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srifene @eidle6t iaon 70 frab;ettis Don ei>
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@tri1t auf Grben feben laBt.
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matt Gu9, auf bteiem @runbe tpeiter gu
bauen uno Sbr sueroet, befen feb sewib,
Cure 3ettlide unb emise@ oblfabrt rtebr unb
u1ebr besrlnben. @einnunsen, rpie bic curt
gen ouf ben. Telien Der ewisen Dabrbett
rubeno, trasen IN fA bic &raft, Gu4 ais
tpatre unb lebeuoise @lteber ber betl.
Stride unb ais ta4tise unb nislt9e Burger
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Der naenf9lt9en gsfstlAait bsran ;u BILL

Der renf@li&en Ssietl&aft beran ju btl>
ben.
Dem @penber alter Gnaben unp 6es.
nuneer aber ftt Daal, bab Ct Gu@ warpts
b~efunben, NIT folden @eRnnunsen gu befee'
len, unb bae CT Gure bllbenbe Gtabt NIT
reltstoien aebr'N naalten serfeben bat, bic
seetsnet fnb, bic 8raft, @oblfabrt unb bic
@lrbe Der 06lfer wabrbaft au entwtdeln
unb 5u beben.
@ir betra@ten gum @4luGe, eeltebte
&inber, Care ltebeueae 3ul9rtft unb
bic btefelbe beetettenbe @abe als Elm Yfano
Cures f%ortoauernben farten @laubens uno
tnntsen Tr0mmtstett. Snbem wtr @ott
bitten, ben ret&aeu 2bau fetner. @naoe dbsr
Gu& su ereteben, ertbetlen MIR als etnen8e>
rpeis unieres bantbaren 6er3ens unp pdter-
ltAen@lte, aufs iebepoafe. Gu& uno guren
Derwanpten u%np2ebrern unfern apofplilAen
Sesen.
@eseben gu Rom, ben Is. Sebruar 1870
i'm 24ten Sabr un1eres Yottfeates.
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fen n'dt bat i@afen iaensn 3eut wets ,pa
rem ete f@osnfen etne nit resen f9amer unt
mango aaebelts unb beifse taes init uuter
10 rae9te baten wtr fruf bet olem bteleu,
babe man ale arbett fort fsben taenen ausse~
ncu,en bic 9 tag nt4t. @en wtr 'bas ales
betraeten, Is fHetnt uns mir trebren TT Elm
gang anberes tpelt tell uiber isB mas btr
teutf9e flint, bic flint, bic metfen fnt n1tnileta
betpcner, es 9efelt alien ftbr gut.
Hun nil i9 metn f4reiben ih1tlen init
ntlen berslisen eriien Don uns ale an eu@
ale unb bofe, bis f9retben uaOst eu4 BET
better ~seiontbeit antrefen, pies uns oer lafes
sr'fet aud ollie NAL uniere alto nasbawert-
men uno befante.
th oerble!be euere treue freuibin
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Tlr Gintpanberer!

9ertrauensn6nner bss bsutf1en, rSmild~
latbcli19en Central. Bersius Enb:
Sp1epb RSlbls 1856 Third Street, New
York City.
GbriRtan Sitter. 81 Fell Str, Bal
timore, Md.
@ n. Self. Milwaukee, Wise.
Spbn 2ubwiA Winona, MINI.
Gbr. @erpI Fond du Lac, Wise.
Ssbn pertina Chicago, III.
I'm bie(e 9trren ppQe man l9 tpsnben, &ueuu
man Mresb5rtse ODER Grsunee gut bsierst batsn
MID.
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ten.
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euttp.8 omtte bes .gorortS fur bic nddfe
General erfammluns oes Central ereins,
bat beretts Dor mebreren Wohen alien Ser.
rem 8eretns' yrdapenten sebrudte Ginlatuns
gen 3ur Is. @eneral.B eriammlun9 bes Gen.
"a. gereins susei6tdt. bis beute aber erit
Is &nmsloungen . Deleeaten be!ommen.
SIN Der Central 3ettuns" fouen-wie mir
miteetbeat tf-ater 50 DeleBaten aRse3etst
fstn !; bemna& mug bier Der Sntbum pb~
Ualten BET ben @erren Yrdisenttn, ta6 ie
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