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TERMS TO CLUBS.
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NAsgsrURG INITIAL lssrEAsf|
W. COMPANY.
in,a,s. agaia4i.. b. Fir or kgS',nl|
Prigs;lal oSice, --,cLAHKSRCEGs v. va
authorized Capital SlO0,Ss
Capnai Stock - Sij,O|
tNSuRES OK the MUTUAL BASE
Pvligy Holders rrc,is-H. pro rata dni'0n /
al! pFc6 !. 4,
Rates of Insurance A. Low ms in any ola'I
Good Paying Company. =,
IT DOES A REGCLAE BANNING BCSIHh
Discounts Paper, RrlciyeS Money On prp,'.
paying upon the SAINT liberal rate OF ia'e''I
THOMAS s SpaTES, President,
JOHN c. VANCE, Seeretary,
Rev. X. y POOL, General Agent
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ssAtL paoptrs AsD QUICK SALES!
49,. -. :
IANjas receiving ,sad opsning apleRd;ias-
i Iirir.yat % Goods suitable for tie seq OF
aai Esat Ia part:
Dry Goods. GrocGries, Hardware, Queens
ware. Tinware, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, WocIet~are,
p:ass. Mediciurs. Flour.
Dye Stuffs, Leather
Salt, Iron, and
Steel, &c.
Which an epsslrd, having PURCHASED O., @!e
hes, terms TO offer At very Low rates. -
TRADE! TRADEl-I Will pay the highest
prices for Trade Of evr:y variety. and vii! sell
Goods at the lowest figures. Owing TO the sd-
vau,sges of the cash system 10 AL parties, buy
era will fnd il 70 !heir Interest TO calf n my
store before going elsewhere. Thankful furtae
liberal patronage shown 10 ne by the public
and ny friends, | promis. renewed efforts to
give them entire satistact;on in their future
dealings with ne.
Tbs highest market rricrs pnid .for Gin
sens. FSarsesd and Nod.
"A. LEWIS
Weston. ". Va, Jcse 6, isio:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-23
PRATTS VOCAL STTMULANTs
CUR e .~o.fl.-l.
oouo4s, COLDS, AoARsEngs
A.d all Bronchial Csnplaisss!

Very pleasant, very effective; and superior 70
ents, Mothers, give them TO your children for
Whoopiug Cough and eroupy affections. Speak.
srs and Singers prefer them. as they prevent
and ailsy All Irritation ofthe mucus membrane.
A pleasant lozengeI A mott excellent remedy
PRICR-95c and soc per box. For sale b
ali Druppiets and Dealers.
A, McBOYLE g. Co..
Druggists and Chemists,
bOl Washington st., San Francisco,
n,o-6m Manufacturers and Sole Prop'r1.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-23
Mona SrArrs PntsoN CGNrrrATEs.-


MORE STATES PRtsoN CANDIDATES
Judging from the report OF the Grand
Jury at Phoebe. last Thursday, Lieu.
tenant Governor Denver Is likely 70
have q strong reinforcement to tne
number Of his boarders before long:
They have found indictments against
four persons for murder, one for AT,
tempt to murder, and three for grand
larceny. .:.,Z uu6aC II 1ta
Snoor1Sa.-A man quarrelling with
a woman on South G street, virginia,
about I o'clock last night, created quite
a sensation by shooting off pistol
accidentally, he says. He paid 80 ior
it this morning. .ag .su aT
BASE BAIL.-The championship base
ball game at Virginia. to-day, resulted
in a victory for the Silver Stars, by ~
runs to % for the Socials.
COUNTY HospIrAL.-There are at
present thirteen patients In the County
Hospital. ...r-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-23

"UICo Do"us
Ask the man who complains Of whiting
down" in torrid weather what he has done to
sustain his system under the extra strain i'm.
posed on his vitality. He may tell you that he
has tried q variety Of cathartics to purity his
blood and brighten his spirits. Under such
treatment, OF course, his strength has given
way, and his encrgies have become exhausted.
What he requires Ia a restorative, not q depict
ant. His blood Is thin his nerves have lost
their natural tension, and nature demands to DO
renovated and reinforced. The means 10 within
the reach Of all. For nearly q score Of year,,
Hostetter's Stomach Bltters has been building
up broken constitutions, bracing and strength.
eninC attenuAted frames, and afOrding comfort,
case and hope to thousands. As q preventive
OF the epidemics which make such havoc with
| the health OF the inhabitants Of new settle
ments, this famous tonic Is certainly without a
rival. Perhaps the principal portion Of is
worldwide fame Is attributable to Its astonish-
Inc cures OF dyspepsia, and all forms Of indi.
| position. But these are not q moiety Of its tri-
umphs. All the types Of b%llliousness yield to
It's persistent use. 1t Is q regulating medicine
Of the highest order; and Its effect upon the
secretions, when irregular Is most salutary.
Imposition Of the grosscst character IL sought
to be practieed upon the community by vendors,
who recommend under the name Of "Bitters,"
Aery compounds Of q dangerous character,
| which they attempt to substitute for the great
national tonic. Shun all such nostrums, and
see that you have tho genuine Hostetter's
Stomach Bltters, properly authenticated by
label, name and stamp, and sold In bottles
only, au2l.lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-23
ARRIVALS AND DRPARrURRs.

Arrivals.
Ut WOODRUFF . ENNoR's LINE
AG Willis Mr. August Father Stevens
J Augustine Flanagan Mr Marrhal
Chief Natchez NJ Requa Miss kequa
M Callaa JDalon Mrs Dalon
] Durand Mr. Colby
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-23

CHARLES Poll, Shaving and Hair Dressing
Saloon, Main street, Gold Hill, next door 70
Gibton's. Curling, dressing and cutting Q!
ladies' hair, done In tho most fashionable ana
approved manner. au2l1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-23

Tho disguised drains, falsely called
medicines, sold In bar rooms as "tonics" and
"stomachics," have nothing in common with
DR. WALKER's VINEGAR BITrERs. That fam.
GUS invigorant does not It's stimulating
properties to derry and adulterated alcohol, but
10 medicinal roots and herbs never heretofore
combined. The effect OF tho Bltters In cases OF
constitutional debility, chronic indigestion,
liver complaint, and all diseases tending to con.
sumption, Is so marvellous that except to those
who have felt or witnessed II, the result seems
incredible. auX2-lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-23

SIEAx BATHS EVERY DAY. For rheumatism
stlr joints. eatArrh In the head, cold on the lungs
and other complaints. take some Of DR.. Mayors
steam baths, Also warm and cold baths every day
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE GREAT EoUIyALEST.-The world may
be safely challenged to produce so perfect q
stimulation Of anything in nature, as
Tnrrant's E1ervcscent Seltzor Apcrient
is Of Its original, the seltzer Spring OF Ger.
many. The Apcrient, based on q correct analy-
sis Of the Settler Water, Is even superior to the
manufacture Of Nature herself, because It con.
talns all the active medicinal properties Of the
spring, unalloyed by any OF the inert and useless
particles found In all mineral fountains. The
genuine article being secured. you have the
Settler Water Of Europe, purified and perfected.
and probably the best, the most genial cathartc
earth. 60 ..r. ....r.. H-.. ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-23

IT has been said Of American Inventive genius
that the baby In Its cradle is celebrating some
Improvement on Its structure; and the millions
Of greater or less aids TO agriculture and science
given to the world by Americans would seem to
justify tho superstition but, Of the many con-
ven!ences added In this way to tighten tho bur-
den Of housekeeping, mont are Of more value
than ENocu MoRoAN's Sons SAroLIo. The
hand weary with rubbing need toll no more
1t cleanscs all household ware quickly and per-
fectly. F. B. Taylor s. Co., agents, San Fran.
cisco. .r. Jy2+1m
An Article OF Truo Merlt.-" Browns
BRONCHIAL TRocuEs" arc the most popular
article In this country or Europe for Throat
Diseases and Coughs, and this popularity is
based upon real merit, which cannot be said OF
any other preparations in the market, which are
really but weak limitations Of the genuine
Troches. au1S I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-23
The Necessity. OF a yi.I. oreresn'.

TO CORRESPONDENTS. u,,.
Patients residing in any. part OF tnc Sts tc
however distant, who may desire msdlcSi n nur,se
on their respective cases. and VINO , aI,I IN prefer.
eees TO holding apersonal interview. are assured
that their communications viii he hsId mos'
sscred, and the cure guaranteed. uo .o,,s
Mi letters must be addressed 10 the e''''.
tponE'niB Rs IS J6SSELYE. NJ. d..
rpo, -a,I-" 8lS SacraTentosireet,
tD Bestwecp Montgomery and kearny,,
ao,, n wi -" Ss6 Francisco. la.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28
HORSE MOTIFS.

The Buffalo Park Association announce that they
Will give $4,000 IN premiums for rioters at their
annual meeting, which takes place in August next.
This large amount OF money VIII be divided as FOL
lows
PURSE No l, $2,0O0-For horses that have never
trOtted better than minutes-$l 900 5000, 500.
PURSE No. 2 S5,000-For horses tina. have never
trotted better than 2:34-$300O, 81, 0O0 $780, 1900
PURSE No. 3, $10.00o-For horses that have never
trotted better than 2:27-$S.ooo, $500. $1,000,
$1,000.
PURSE No. 8. $l0,0,0-For horses that have never
trotted better than 2:30$5 000 So 500 ST. 500 O0O
PURSE No. O, $3,000-FOr horses that have never
trotted better than 2:50-sl,5 500, $780, $780, $500.
PURSE No. Z, $6,0O0-For horses that have never
beaten 2:24-s3500 $1,000, $1,000
PURSE No. 8, s500o-FOr horses that have never
trotled better than 24O $1,000. 1000. $780, $500.
$500; and $4,000 additional 10 the horse making the
fastest time, provided 1t beats Dexters time, 2:17A.
MIR. b. g. Bruce, one OF the editors of the TtuC
Field and Farm, sails on the China OF Wednesday
next. lie VIII attend the ycari.ng sales, and cX-
poets to reach England IN time for Mr.. Blenkiron's
sale OF yearllngs on the 10th OF June Mr..
Bruce imported large lot or yearling nles
his purchases; all of them that have been
tried have thrown winners. He imported Britannia,
fourth dam OF Madame Dudley; Calrn Gorrne, dam OF
Pilgrlm Cicly Jobson, dam OF Flash OF Ligh tning;
Ethan Lass, dam OF King6sher; Flagree, dam Of
Alta Yea ami Fnesse; LAnglaise, dam OF Bessy
Woodville; Maud dam or Telegram and Calogram:
Silver star, dam Of Wiley; Sunny South dam OF
Witchcrat and Mollc Cad; Zoue dam OF Zephyr
and Cane Race,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28
DESPERATE ATTEMPT Al SUICIDE.

While laboring under the effects OF excessive
drinking young man named Arthur Harris made
most determined effort to deprive himself OF life
at Bronxville, Westchester county, on Friday after
noon The would-pe suicide having entered the
house OF an acquaintance unnoticed seized
loaded shotgun. and while endeavoring to
shoot himself through the heart succeeded
IN blowing away considerable portion OF his side
lie then grasped large knife. ana after saving IN
vain at his throat attacked himself In one OF the
lower limbs, hoping 10 sever an artery when the
knife was wrested from MIN ere he could accom-
plish his design. The unfortunate man was subse
quently conveyed to the Riverside Hospital at l0nk-
ers, where he lies In precarous condition. :.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28
A DANGEROUS DlleASE FOR HORSES.

new and very serious disease which has for
couple OF years existed among the cattle and horses
on Long Island, has made Its appearance In this
city. The Second Avenue Railroad Company have
about seventy horses now under treatment, and
several have died within few days OF the disease.
Postmortems made on some OF those BY the vete-
rinary College surgeons snow that the disease
causes Inflammation OF the brain ana spinal mar
row. and Is In most cases ia al in few days. what
Is the immediate cause OF 1t the surgeons have not
yet been able to determine. But, that the warm
weather Is come. great should be taken not TO
overdriye or Overwork horses. especially railroad
stock The disease may not be contagious, but 1t
may be, too. Owners. take care.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28
Fire in Trenton, N. IA Frantic but Ssos
ccssful Effort OF n Young Girl ia Fscape.

Fire in Trenton, N. IA Frantic but Ssss
ccssful Effort OF Young Girl to soaps.
A fire broke out last evening In Trenton at the
house OF Mr.. shields, ey-Deputy Marshal, near ST.
Johns Catholic church. The fire originated
In the second story ana was first dis
covered by a young daughter of MIR. Shields.
who was on the third story. Seeing the apart
ments becoming filled with smoke, issuing
IN q dense volume up the staircase. she to one
OF the windows ana screamed an alarm with such
vehemencc thai the neighbors were attracted TO the
scene. me persons who responded 10 the call as
first cried out to her to escape at once from
the house. She rushed backwards TO tho
lobby and TO her intense horror found
that the stairway was burned away ana
her escape thus cut OF. The scene that followed
wnen she made this announcement TO those outside
was one OF the widest EXCITEMENT but the brave
girl never lost selpossession. Calmly studying
the situation, she saw only one chance Tor
liIe,. and she resolved to adopt IT without
hesitation. Ascending to tue roof she boldly
advanced to the verge and jumped to
the roof OF the adjoining house. she staggered and
ieil while cheer rom tile spectators greeted her.
The only injury she sustained was very severe
burn on her hand WINE she was attempting TO ex-
plore the passage out. TIE nremen now had the
flames IN check and the fire was soon extlnguished.
Tic loss does not exceed one thousan dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28

KILLED ny LfGHTNING.-A correspondent OF the
Norfolk Journal, wiring from Mathews Court House.
Va, gives the particulars OF the death OF Mr.. vii.
liam Grey by hgbtning:-''rhis community was very
much shocked 10 hear, on Wednesday last, that Mr..
Wiham GTeY, OF Scuiiictown, son OF the late MAJOR
Gley, Of Gloucester, was instantly Killed by light
ning While sailing In canoe on the PlankranK
river. The mast was struck, against which be was
leaning, and the current passed 10 ms body, rendng
ms clothes ana boots TO the very toes without eav
Ing a scratch upon his SKIN. passed thence 10 the
canoe rendlng IL IN twain, knocking him and his
companion. Mr. Pagaul, overheard. The later was
very much shocked, but not seriously injured. Mr..
Pagaud was saved from drowning by passing boat,
wncn also recovered the body Of Mr.. Grey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28
PARADE OF line FIRE DEPARTMENT.
| The following has been issued ordering parade
OF .'brigade, OF the Fire Department on Tuesday
HEADQUARTERS FIRE DFPAErMEl
CITY or NEW YORK, OFFICE CHiEr ENGIN
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 8.

CITY or NEW YORK, OFFICE CniEr ENGINERa,y
NEW YORK, May 25 1871.
l. brigade Of this department VIII parade on Tuesday
next, the Both instant Assistant En-
Eineer Ell Bates Chief OF Second Brigade review By
William Hickman, President of Board Of Fire Cornmis
sioners. " ~
IL The First battalion under the command Of Assistant
Engineer Gilbert G. Orr Chief OF the Fifth battalion will be
composed Of engine companies Nos T. T. H. 3d. aud Hook
and Ladder Company No 2.
Ill The Second battalion, under the Assistant
Engineer Charles o. Shay, Chief Of Third battalion,
composed OF engine companies Nos lo Is, D. ~, Hook
and Ladder Company No. b.
w The Third battalion under the command OF Asssan.
Engineer Thomas sullivan, Chief OF Seventh battalion will
be composed OF engine companies Nos g. g. H. Hook
and Ladder Company No. 10
" Officers and men win appear In full uniform, with cloth
cagi rb. s,,,.a. IN. v,o ,o-,, on rorrrv,,. A.
day designated and the will be conducted pre
d., 1868.
VII The companies designated viii report their respcc.
tive battalion commanders the ground, O'Clock A.
M and the battalion commander viii report TO the brigade
commander their respective are formed
BY order of JOSEPH L. PERLEY, Chief En- ineer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28

NEW HAMPSHIRE MEDICAL SoClErY.-Eytensiyo
preparations are being made for The eQnt, first an
nuai meeting OF the New Hampshire Medical Society,
which Will occur IN Concord on The 6th OF June AZ
the forenoon session addresses VIII be made by the
President, Hon. w. II. Mason, Of MoultoubUro', and
Dy ms. J0hn Btackmcr and A. NJ VIM. In the
after part Of The daY ana eveaing there will 10 the
anniversary dinner reports Of committees and 0tha
exercises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28
PARDON BY THE PRESIDENT.

William f. Gilbert, who had been convicted at a
recent term Of the United States Circuit Court on an
indictment charging him with altering n United
States bond and sentenced TO two years. imprIson.
ment at nard labor In the Kings county Pcnten-
tary. has been pardonod by the President. Mr..
Edward h. PARIS counsel for the prisoner, used his
best efforts TO obtain this result.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28

KU KLUxING IN MIssoURI.-Tnc house OF John
HATFIELD, Douglass county, Mo-, was surrounded Oh
the 1Stn instant by party who fred several shots
Into II. After daybreak Hatfield discovered TWO OF
his assaiaus and shot and wounded them. SUISSE
quenty Hatfield gave himself up. and while Dein9
taken TO the county seat IN charge OF an ocer was
ovcrtaScn by several men and killed. His body was
ridded with bullets. Three attempts have. been
made on HATH 0lds life since last TALL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28

vncr chances FOR q place under Morgan SO long IS
ne cont-os las he does at present. large share OF
the ieoerai patronage OF the city and State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28
TAX RECEIPTS.

Mr.. Bernard Smythe, Tax Receiver, has collected
the following amounts Tor taxes during the past
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28

Total. $40, ol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28

lime OF EhInt-TWO
First base by errors-Oympc, times; Boston, times.
Runs carncd-Olympic, y; Boston,2.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-10-12

DESTRUCTIVE FIBEs.-The most extensive
and destructive fires eyer known in the history
OF the country are prevailing in Wisconsin
Six or seven of the portheasterp counties APP
pear to be the scene of the conaagrations, and
it is estimated that fifteen hundred square
miles of country have been burped oyer A
,drouth has prevailed throughout that section of
country since early in last August, drying up
all springs, streams and vegetation, and every
thing is parcbed and as dry as finder. Barns,
saw-mills, lumber, haystacks, cord-wood, rail
road ties and hundreds of miles of fencing
have been destroyed, and three or four families
are said to have been burned. No definite or
accurate news can be obtained from the burn
ing section, owing to travel ip that region be
ing almost impracticable. It has been found
impossible to stay the progress of the flames
and the amount of property which will yet be
consumed is incalculable.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-10-12
Nj ARRIED.

In idahG city 4. the h residence ah of Mrs M
Bishop OF Idaho DAVID F. WAGNER, of Rair"es,
Md, to Miss EMMA e. CosGRovE of ST. Pauls. ora"as'
Portland and Salem. Oregon. papers please
We acknowledge the receipt Of the compliment. ;.
the bride and groom. While weddings and rpr...
of weddings on the tapis have been current for
time, we confess that we were taken unawa,o.1 =
this NEW departure" of our friend Dave WIZ
others were thought to be the coming groom ~
quietly plucked one OF the farest flowers of Idaho
May their cup of JOY ever be full to the brin, and
prosperity and happiness ever attend the groom ana
his fair young bride. anu