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A Positive Proof that Dsafnc.s and Dis

Chuf8ob IrO" I y u bC Nurous
On the 22d Of j, uary last I applied to DR..
| Aborn, ut - KearIy street, San Francisco. and
placed myself under his treatment for deafness
and discharges from my loft ear. that had bafiled
the ability Of several physicians. Under DIR.
Aborn's skillful trcatmentl began TO Improve At
once, and In six weeks time l was entirely well.
| can now hoar a. well AZ I ever could, aud the
discharge Ia entirely cured, and have had no
symptoms Of u return OF the disease since. As
Lam now satisfied that the cure Is permanent, |
checrfully give this testimony to the skill OF DR..
Aborn. who IL now In our city, praciicing at the
Orleans Hotel. JOHN SIMPSON,
Pressman sacramento Union, residence c0rLcr
Ninth and L sts. Sacramento, Sept. 10, 1871.
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To tho Public.

I have been often asked by those who have
known how long l suffered from Asthma and
BrunchItis, II l thought tho cures effected by
DR., Aborn upon me iu these diseases were per.
manent. / have only to say that on the first day
ofJanuary last l first saw Or. Aborn, and placed
myself under his treatment. l took his medi.
cine for two months, when I was. as l believed,
thoroughly cured, and remain 30 10 tho present.
l am healthier than ! havo boon for years. and
weigh more than I have Tor twenty years, and
have not the slightest trace OF the diseases DR..
Aborn 90 readily removed.
San Jose, July s, 1870. j. ". HARDWICk,
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SOUTH CARotINA has an association
of Confederate survivors," before
whom General Jubal Early is to de-
liver an Grafton in November, at Co.
lnmhla. =
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board OF Trustees, made on the 9th day o.
May, 1871, 40 many. shares OF each parce,
Of said stock a. may be necessary will BIO sold
at public auction, at the Office Of the company,
on FRIDAY, tho 30th day Of June, 1871, a.
the hour ofa o'clock p. x. Of said day. 10 pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together With
costs q sdyertIsing and expenses OF eale.
WIN, II. WATSON, Secretary.
onico-Room s, No. 3G9 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, Cal. Jel0to
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Wonderful Cure Of Disease Of The Eye-A
DAUGHTER Of J.. y. Carter, Grain Dealer.

DR.. Aborn-Dear Sir: I deem Il my. duty to
make the following statement: For the past
been afflicted with sore eyes, and frequently
unable 10 read, or even to distinguish ono object
from another across the room. She IL now per.
fectly cured, after having boon treated BY you
for three weeks only. I would also state that all
previous treatment had proved unsuccessful
also. that The eyelids were so affected that the
lashes were falling out. Since, under your treat
mcnt, they have grown IN perfectly natural,
bright, and OF healthy appearance, / consider
II a remarkable cure, and mn agreeably surprised
at the result Of your treatment, ~ / had given
up all hopes Of having her cured.
Truly yours, j. ). CARTER,
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VERMONT complains of a decided de-
crease in the production of maple
sugar. rs compared with the returns
ten years ago. .
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BUFFAIlo has a Shetland pony two
weeks old, which Is twenty inches high
and weighs fifteen pounds.
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Card from VIM. Moskins, Notary Publ

Oakland.
DR. ACORN: ] take pleasure In bearing testi.
mony to your skill and treatment for Catarrh
and bronchial affections. Having suffered for
months, and wasting in flesh from incessant
coughing night and day, now lind myrelf cured,
as the result OF your treatment ; and ! have
gained thirty.three pounds In weight.
This Ia given In addition TO a former card by
mend TO you all who are similarly afflicted.
Oakland, Sept, 8, 1870. VIM. HOSKlNS.
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Two young girls at Saginaw, Mlohl.
gan, recently killed themselves by
taking morphine, they having very
foolishly made a wager that they could
take five grains without injury.
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VIRGINIA Crrr, June 0, 1871.

VIR1INfA CITY, juno Q, 1871.
Messrs. CARROLL, C%oURrAISE, etc.:
Gentlemen-In reply to your note rendering
me a Benefit, permit mo to say that your &C.
acknowledgement Of my endeavors to do my duty
towards all parties under engagement to me Is
IN Itself very gratifying. I win accept your very
kind compliment. and would name MONDAY
EVENING, June l2th, for II to take place.
with regards, I am yours, JOHN PIPER.
Ief0.td
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The Richmond Wig is very severe
on JEFF. Davis for uttering language
that will be used to the detriment Of
the South.
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IL a Massachusetts Jail the prisoners
are said to be anxious to publish a
newspaper.
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Mr.. CYRUs W. FIELD has purchased
q one-third interest in the New York
Commercial AdcertiSer.
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PEOPLE are not allowed to commune
with each other in Paris any m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-10

THr mill that grinds slowly-That
little mill y between Mace and Co
burn.
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The mercury has been up to 30 de
yrees in Massachusetts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-10

DO you wish to get up with the lark :
Then 80 to bed without 1t.
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CANDY
SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRY
ICE CREAM DAY AND NIGHT.

THE UNDRRaIGNED - PRE-
i nared 10 furnish Candies OF all descriptions,
Wholesale and retail, at the shortest notice, and
AT prices that cannot fall to suit all who may
favor him with q call. Fancy CAKES made TO
order, In the best style; and OF tne SnSiessI ma;
terials. BE sure and give me o call, and VIII
guarantee satisfaction.
Fresh Butter and Bread, and other comforts,
prepared at short notice.
ICE CREAM OF the incest and pest KIND,
saIoon every evening, or in day time: Parties
also supplied, in the latest styles; and a short
m South @ street, nearly opposite Wells,
Fargo q Co.'S. ,.,n.,
Virginia, june 10. 1871. Joleu
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LATEST TELEGRAMS

Especial To THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS By
rHE wEsrxlN Union TELEGRAPH LiSE.l
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Card from 4. q. Houghton, Rss., Attorney
at Law, a Well Known Citizcn Of Cal.

81 BAN JOSE, Cal, Nov. q, 1860.
have boon afflicted with severe nasal catarrh
for two year,, which 0 few months since ex.
tended to my throat, producing q distressing
cough and seriously impairing my health gen.
orally. have been under treatment by DR..
Aboru. % Kearny street, Fan Francisco, for
about three weeks, and have been already greatly
relieved; my cough has disappeared and my
DR.. Aborn relieved ne OF Q severe neuralgia
pain, and with four applications Il was entirely
cured. SO. H0UGHT0N.
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TESTIMONIALS.

Testimonial from Hon. John Covode,
Member OF Congress-, PennsylvnnIn.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June IL, 1868.
For more than q year suffered Inconvenience
from deaincts and a constant sonnding ~ my
ear. On the 2lst OF May ! applied for relief TO
DR.. Aborn. lie relieved me ut once, and from
that day to this l have had no difficulty OF any
kind with my hearing. Truly.
JOHN C0HODE, NJ. C., Pa.
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GH0G0R Mill AND mINING

y Company-Location OF Works. Gold Hill
Mining District, Storey County, State Of No
vada.eNotIcc.- There arc delinquent upon the
following described stock. ON account or assess
ment No, /, levied on the eth day OF May, 1871,
the several amounts sot opposite tho names OF
tho respective shareholder. as follows:
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THE best cure for n lazy MANA
s%inecnre.
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M. FIR
JEWELER
OF NEVADA.

HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
I'll Stock OF x. NYE & CO.. from the Cred.
,,ors, nj less than IMPORTATION PRICES,
offers 10 the people OF Virginia, God Hill and
the whole State. one OF the finest, most com
plctc and Recherche Stocks OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-10

Iowa expects to raise 100, 900, 600
bushels Of corn this year.
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NEW TO-DAY.
oTIcE OF MEETING.

NOTICE OF MEETING.
'NHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK:
i holders OF tho Virginia and Truckee Railroad
Company will take place at their once In Vir.
ginia, on MONDAY, July 10. 1871, a. ! o'clock
r. 4. Of saId day, for the election Of officers for
the ensuing year.
ViryinIa, June o, 1871. jel0-tf
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NEW TO-DAY.
CORRESPONDENTS.
VIRGINIA CITY, June Q, 1877

VIRGINIA CITY, June Q. 1877
Mr.. PIPER Dear Sir: We, the members OF
your present company. being DESTROYS OF show:
lIberality to ourselves and absent members OF
our profession who have appeared here during
this season. respectfully beg your acceptance Of
q Benefit, for the which We cheerfuliy tender our
Joint services, for any evening yon may dosig-
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DIR. ABORN IL now Professionally mt the
International Hotel, II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-10

AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED
Florence Sewing Machine
Needles, silk, Thread and Findings complete
for all Machines. Constantly on hand and for
sale at San Francisco prices.
All orders from tho country promptly and
accurately executed.
jc4-2m &c South c Street. Virginia, New.
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THE STOCK

OF z. NYE g. CO.. together with the Stock
OF II. NJ. FRIEDRICH, forms one OF the anest
and most elegant assortmcnts OF JEWELRi
ever exhibited In Virginia or the State.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRT

or all descriptions Made, Carefully Repairn..
and Warranted In all cases.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-10

WAYS that are not dark-The dyeing
ways of the blondes.
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For further particulars apply to
WIN. ny. DoANE:
Cold Hill limo q. 1871. jeS-td
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-28

TIE R0BtNsoN CAsE.-The Sacra-
mento Records Salt Lake CORES
pondent Of the 18th writes:
The trial. or rather the examine
ton of the DIR. Robinson murderers
still goes on. The prosecution
closed their evidence to-day; they
have made out a strong case against
six of the murderers, of whom five
are now under arrest. The evidence
is clear and undisputable against
three Of them: Toms, Blythe and
Bust. Bust is now a member of the
city police, and has been for many
wears; so also is one other OF the de-
PENDANTS. Evidence was produced
to-day, showing that threats and
menaces had been used by the friends
Of the prisoners to intimidate the
witnesses, and members of the pres
ent city police were implicated in
these threats and menaces.
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ENGLISH INVESTMENTS IN AMER
ICAN MINES.

While the English deem u Gov
eminent bonds a dubious sort of in
vestment, aud s~uspiciously stand
aloof from them though Germans
have close upon 5000, 900. 900. it is
curious TO see how they strike upon
otLer stocks. They have been I'M
fortunate in the selection of our State
stocks las in Erie), being large
holders of issues of those States
which are in default on their inter
est. 1t has not been thus with the
investors of Germany and Holland,
who hold, perhaps, overSS00, 600, 900
of L. S. obligations, not so, 900, 900
of which are not paying over & per
cent. on the investment. "Euglish-
men," says the New York Bulletin,
Blame us for their losses upon Il
securities but donot these facts i'm
My that a good share of the respon-
sibilitv should be chargedupon their
own iniudicious selection? They
are perpetually throwing the Erie
management in our face. forgetting
that, had We happened to be buyers
of London, Chatham. and Dover
before the Peto rascalities, we should
be comforted with IL hint that We
ought to have been more %judicious.
In London gold and silver mining
companies based upon properties IN
California, Nevada. Utah, Nc. are
Icing organized at the rate of about
every other day. One London
Journal contains the prospectus of
i've e companies. with an aggre-
gate of St. 900 900 capital. Four Of
these companies are based upon I'M
developed mining properties OF
y hich little or nothing IS known
here. and which could not command
in the United States one fifth OF the
amount asked to he advanced for
their development and even the
Emma. of Utah zone of the tive),
could not command here anything
like the amount for which subscrlp-
tons are asked. although it has
proved the most successful mine.
opened in this country for some
years. Yet, apparently, the whole
amount of stock issued on the
schemes is being eagerly taken. We
wonder it does not occur to the gull
Iible subscribers to inquire why all
these things have to seek a foreign
market"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-28

Albert Edward. Prince of Wales.
was born November 9, 1911. His
visit to this country as Lord Rem
frew, in 1860, was marked by the
same kind OF Ovationsa as those which
are now greeting the Grand Duke
Alexis, and Will be remembered by
many of our readers. In March.
1868. he married the Princess Alex
andrina, OF Denmark, and they have
five living children.
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ARRIVAL OF CLUSERET. - The
New York World announces the az
rival IN that cityof General Cluseret,
the famous Communist leader. He
came here on Wednesday in the
Russia, under the assumed name of
Vincent. The World says lie made
his escape from France through
Spain and Portugal to England, and
took the steamer for New York at
Liverpool. He remained in the city
but a short time. leaving yesterday
morning in the Havana steamer for
Mexico, where he is to take COM
mand of the Jaurez forces against
Porfirio Diaz. The command was
rendered him in Europe through
Senior Miranda, the Spanish cores
pondent who was imprisoned by
Blsmark at Versailles during the
late war. General Cluseret, while
here, stopped at the Prescott, NJ.
Pellsser and other prominent Inter
nationalist called upon him. He
expressed fears that he would be too
late help to Juarez, as the movement
under Diaz is far more formidable
than is generally believed here. He
believes that President Grants SYM
pathies are with Diaz against Jauras,
the former being known to favor an
neXation to the United States.--
New York Herald. 10th.
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RAIN FALL.--The total fall o. rain
in Petaluma during the late storm
amounts to 6.21 inches. On Sunday
the fallwas Al inches, Monday 2,97,
Tuesday 1.S6, Wednesday SO. and
Thursday .0S. e had previously
fallen 200 inches, so that the total
fall of rain in this city for the season
amounts to $50 inches. -Pe:aluma
Crescent, %.
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That IsPATCH.-The San Joaquin
Republican asserts that it IS true
that the second dispatch predicting
Il continuance of the storm was re-
ceived from the signal storm service
at Washington. Gamble of the
Western Union denied it, hut the
Republican asserts the dispatch came
On the Atlantic and Pacific wires,
and was received by A. n. Towne,
who at once acted upon it.
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According to a Prussion paper the
four divisions of the German army
now occupying the conquered prov
inces of Alsace and Lorraine com
prise 8 1881 foot and 1920 cavalry,
with three companies of artillery in
garrison at Toule, Mezieres and Bel
fort.
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The San Francisco Chronicle says
Tom. Fitch is called a Jack Nor
mon" by the Salt Lake Tribune, and
infers that Jack Mormon is the OPP
posite of plane Mormon.
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IMPORTANT DECIsIOS.-The SUI
preme Court of the United States
has decided in the case of Ward VS..
the State of Maryland that a State OF
city cannot levy a tax, in the nature
of a license, upon nonresident COM
Inercial travellers selling goods by
sample or catalogue. The decision
has some application to the States
and Territories of the Pacific, especi-
ally since they have been opened to
the operation of Chicago agents.
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California had its Christmas fights,
as usual. \ man named Rosenbaum
shot two, men in Marysville, and a
man named jackson cut one Enright
1T Red Bluff.
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BULLION.-From Mr.. Taylor. of
Tecoma, who called in last evening.
we learned that the furnaces of Buell.
and Bateman are running out bars
daily and nightly, without intermis-
sion, large stacks Of the metal being
now at the railroad station. awaiting
shipment Eastaud West. The Buell.
district is undoubtedly the most
successful yet opened, in the whole
mining belt OF Utah. Corinne Re
porter, 23d.
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\ terrible snow slide occurred in
East Canyon, Utah, on Saturday
LAST, killing one man, eight oxen,
aud doing other damage.
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LUMBER.-Thousands of feet of
this article are now on the road be-
tween here and Palisade, loaded on
teams blockaded by the late severe
storm. When they comence to ar
rive our market will be as much
flooded with building material as
was San Francisco in early days.
The sooner the better, say We; our
people have suffered long enough
from the unavoidable delays, and the
dealers have been injured as much
anybody Eureka Sentinel, 23d.
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BAND OF CATTLE CoMING.-Thos.
keogh left here about a year and a
half ago, for the purpose of purchas-
ing cattle In San Antoine, Texas.
He arrived last weekfrom Cheyenne,
on the Pacific Railroad, where he
left his band of cattle, amounting to
1,644 head. Theintention is to have
them here by next Spring. He
states that there was over half a mil
lion head of Texas cattle in Kansas
and Colorado. and more coming.
The price offered in Kansas was the
same as paid in Texas, and drovers
who sold were ont the expense of
driving, etc. He is Of the opinion
that the business IS overdone.-
White Pine News. 19th.
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Joe Corwin, formerly of Silver
City. is now permanently located at
Wichita, Kansas, where he is making
money hand over fist. Owyhee
Avalanche.
The insane asvlums are crowded
with the wrecks of once promising
young men who made too much
moneythat way White Pine News.
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4 Washington dispatch has tt

\ Washington dispatch has the
following:
The full opinion of the United
States Supreme Court in the legal
tender cases will be delivered on the
10Th of January. Those who Will
unite in the majority are Justices
Davis. Strong, Miller, Swayne and
Bradley; and those in minority,
Chief Justice Chase and Associate
Justices Clifford, Field and Nelson.
In addition to the minority report
proper, il is expected several of the
Judges will express their opinions
on different branches Of the ques-
ton.
Mrs. Field is lecturing in Salt
Lake CITY.
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JULIAN on TIE SIrUATION.-Ihe
following IS the reply of ex- ConSress-
man Julian to a letter inviting him
to attend a Labor Reform Conven-
ton at Washington
CENTERvTLLE, Ind, Dec. ,. 1871.
ALEXANDER NJ. kESEDAY, ESD
Dear Sir-In some way or other [
have overlooked your favor of No
vember 7 till to-day, and it is now
too late, probably, to reach You with
my reply in time for your meeting.
I. however, enclose the accompany
ing paper, containing an editorial,
the writer OF which has in the main
expressed my views. l have but
little hope for such a "new depart
ure" as is indicated, and am looking
earnestly to the organization Of a
new or third party on such a basis
Us to bring into it the honest and
true men of both the old parties. l
regret to say, however, that my
business affairs are such that [ can
not be in Washington for a week or
ten days yet.
In, haste, very truly YOURS,
GEO. ". JULIAN.
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The Mormous assert that Brigham
Young will be at Salt Lake this week.
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EOUS

Gold and Steel Pens, Lamps of all kind,
Lanterns. Work Boxes, Writing Desks.
Baskets, Wall Paper, Window Glass, Pic
lures and Picture Frames, Cigar Cases,
Tobacco Boxes, Pencils Crayons, Sterres-
copticons and Views from all Is Of The
world, Feather busters. Bucllskin and
Boxing Gloves, Pocket Books, Inkstands,
Dice, Combs, Brushes, and in fact every
article useful or ornamental.
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The snow is ten feet deep on the
level at Cottonwood. Utah.