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PkGPLE'S CHOLERA REMEDY.
lsi0-FoR OVER THIRTY YEARs-ls72.
PERRY DAVIS
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since the PAIN-KILLER was first introduce, and
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Pandceas and other Remedies have been offered to the
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WHY Is THIS SCI
II IL because DAVIS PAIS-kILLER us what.it
claims to be-a relever of pain.


ITs MERITS ARE USsURPAssED.
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this valuable medicine.
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So Directions accompany each bottle.
Prices Is cts, 50 cts. and 81 per bottle.
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
For sale by ALL CHICAGO DRuGeIsrs.
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DO NOT DELAY

But write for your European estaie either French.
German. or English. To j. y. FRUEAUFF
Attorney at Law. Columbia, Lancaster Co, Pa
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YOUNG LADIES, INSTITUTE, Granville
u Ohio. Address Rev. D. SHEPARDS1N ID ID
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Vinegar Bitters are not vie Fancy Drunk
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iouofs doc;ored spiced and sweeteued please the
taste, called "Toncs," " Appe,izers" Resorers,"
&c, that lead the tippler 70 drunkenness aud ruin,
but are a true Medicine, made from the native roots
and herbs OF California fres from al Alcoholic Stmulant
They are the Great Blood Purifier and Lhe-gviug
Principle Perfect Renovator and inygorator OF the
System, carrying OF all poisonous matter and restoring
the blood to healthy condition enchiug IT, refreshing
and nygorang both mind and body They are easy
of administration prompt in their action certain IN their
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Cleanse the Initiated Blood whe

the system Of so many thousands, are eectually de
stroyed and removed. Says distinguished physiel
ogst There is scarcely individual upon the face 9th,
earth whose body exempt from the presence Of worms
1t is not upon the healthy elements Of the body tina
worms exist, but upon the diseased humors and slim
deposits that breed these living monsters Of disease
No system Of Medicine, no vermfuges, antheimin
ics, will free the system from Ike these Bit
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For Innammatory and CHRONIC Rhem-
They are a Gentle Purgative ~ well

Rheum, Botches, Spots, PimpIes pustues Boils Car
bunces, Ring-worms Scaid- Head, Sore Eyes, Fry
sipelas Itch Scurs Discooratons OF the Skin HumOr
and Diseases OF the Skin, of whatever name or nature
are literally dug up and carried O.. ;hs system in
short time by the use of these Btters One bottle j
such cases will convince the most increiulous Of the
IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-04
SIGNIFICANT.

Mr.. Jones was sent over here BY the
Bank Ring to take charge of the Ken.
tuck mine, and was subsequently, pro.
NOTED to the Crown Point, Captain
T. G. Taylor, one Of the best Superin'
tendents on the Comstock, being dis.
placed for Jones' particular benefit
Jones and the Bank Rlug have quar-
relied since then, but 1t will be observed
by everybody that they quarrel nc
longer. 1t is a common report thai
the Bank Of California has furnished
so. 900 toward carrying Jones cleo
ton. Who Is Tom Sunderland,
prominent member Of the Bank Ring,
working so assidlously for? The En-
tcrprise says It is for himself, as candi'
date for the United States Senate
The Enterprise knows better. The
Enterprise was formerly tho principal
organ of the Bank Ring, VIGOROUSLY
so, and who can prove that 1t Is not SO
now? Who is Steve Gage, another
heavy Bank Ring man fresh FROM San
Francisco, going to work for?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-04
OUR DUTY TOMORROW.

Let us all bear fully in MUD that to.
morrow will be N Of the most i'm.
p~ortant days In the history Of our ma
ton. That IL will be signalized by
the reelection Of Ulysses S. Grant fol
President OF these United States nc
one need doubt, yet the grand object
will be to roll up as large a Republi-
can majority rs possible in this State,
bearing fully 10 mind that the Liberal
Republican Democracy are not asleep.
all appearances to the contrary not
outstanding. No, they have been
and still are earnestly and effectively
working, determined, if they cannot
carry the head Of the ticket, to carry
some part OF it. II our party stands
shoulder; to shoulder and each voter
does his square duty, we feel little
fear Of any portion Of the ticket
being beaten unless 1t will be
some Of the Legislative nominees.
1t Is simply folly for any one to
suppose that there will DO no scratch
ing done, for people will follow the
dictates Of their own consciences and
wishes, regardless Of all advice Of ours
to vote the straight ticket. The free
voters Of America will march to the
polls untrammeled, voting for just
whom they please, and woe he to him
who tries to dictate or force them to
do otherwise. One grand rally
Of the Republican party around the
old flag, IL more march to the con-
fiict, n moro grand culminative ef-
fort with the gallant watchword Of
Grant, Wilson and our country for.
ever, and victory will again be ours.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-04
THE BATTLE OF THE RINGS.

The Jones-H Hayward Ring being the
most powerful, beat tho Bank
Ring out Of the Crown Point and Saw
age mines and came pretty near mo-
nopolislng the Gould and Curry, the
Virginia Consolidated aud the balance
Of the mines on the Cemstock, form,
ing thus the greatest monopoly In the
whole wide. world. How soon they
would have gone In for a reduction Of
miners wages or the introduction Of
Chinese labor from California we
leave for Intelligent workingmen to
judge. But they ere checkmated by
the other rings controlling the mines.
Is 1t not better to have more than one
owner to the Comstock ledge? We
think so. Tomorrow the grand ring
Of the people will decide whether the
Jones' Hayward ring Is to start after
the control Of the United States SEM
ate
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-04
DEADHEADS.

The Truckee Republican says: 1t Is
generally known along the line Of the
railroad here and In the State Of Ne
veda that the Indians are allowed to
ride free on all the freight trains.
This privilege Is granted them we sup
pose In order not to incur their hos
tility, which might result In malicious
acts destroying life and property.
These Indians understand the meaning
of the term "deadhead,' and consider
themselves the only persons entitled
to a free ride. In consideration Of the
privilege they thus enjoy they are ex-
tremely jealous II any person should
attempt to smuggle himself through
OIL a freight train, as many do, by
hiding themselves on lumber or other
cars among freight. The Indians keep
a close watch on the trains, and If they
see any such interloper trying to get
a ride as a deadhead they report the
case at once to the conductor or brake.
men, and manifest sincere pleasure II
he Is put OF the train or compelled to
pay fare,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-04
NOW n THEN.

In the good old day sof the republic,
men were selected to all high posi-
tions of trust and honor on the score OF
ability and honesty. If . man sought
office he was generally looked upon
with distavor, and his chances of OBJ
tanning 1t were very slight. But here
in Nevada We do things differently.
Some nan who has money is seized
with an ambition to I'LL the Office Of
United States Senator; commences to
fiatter the "boys;" clubs and commit
tees are formed at his instigation, tick
cts for delegates and legislators are
formed BY himself and four or five of
his agents, regardless Of the wishes OF
the masses of the party, and we are
then told that we must vote for the
nominees whether we like them or not.
With such a system in vogue, a quiet
estimable citizen who has abilities OF
the highest order Is entirely Ignored.
and some person may by the aid of
lavish expenditure Of money among
the most disreputable portion of the
community, succeed in folsting himself
upon the party. How much longer
shall this mode of fixing up the pri-
maries exist? II we countenance
such proceedings by voting for noml-
nees thus placed before US, are We not
guilty Of encouraging frauds? Can a
man be honest a lie be a worthy
member of society, II he does not trown
down all such corrupt manlpulations
Of the primaries? Do we not virtually
hold out an inducement to corrupt
men to attempt to control the primary
meetings when we abide by the nom
ations? We believe the Legislature
Of the State competent to elect the
United States Senator rs The law d.
reefs, aud we believe that no nomlua-
ton Is an honest one which Is hamper
ed bya pledge to support any mar for
that responsible position. Some other
gentleman of tried worth and ability
may permit his name to be used In
connection with that office, and such
may be elected to I'LL the vacancy
caused BY the expiration Of Senator
Nye's term. We hope such may be
the case In any event.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-04
VOTE EARLY.

Don't walt till late in the day before
you SO and deposit your vote to-mor-
row, or perhaps accident or other ad.
verse circumstances may interfere to
prevent you from voting at all. Even
though q man should be killed after
ward, 1t would be a satisfactory dying
consolation to him to feel that he has
done his duty and voted for Grant
and Wilson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-04

A JERSEY paper tells a very inter-
esting story Of a little boy In that
State. He was climbing IN apple tree
and when upon the topmost limb he
slipped and fell to the ground. He
was picked up and carried to tho house
In an insensible condition. After
watching by his bedside through many
weary hours, his mother perceived
-igns OF returning CONSCIOUSNESS. LEAH
ing over him she asked If there was
anything she could do for him. now
that he began to feel better? Should
she battle his forehead, or change his
pillow, or fan him? Was there any
thing he wanted? Opening his eyes
la~nguidly. and looking at her, the lit
tie sufferer said /: "Yes /; I want a pair
Of pants with a pocket behind"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-04
THE NEXT

We notice handbills about town got
ten up by some wonderfully astute iu-
dlvldual. announcing that all who vote
the Liberal Republican Democratic
Legislative ticket will vote for Hon.
Thomas Sunderland for United States
Senator. This Is one of the Enterprise
plumbers. The workinSmsn OF Storey
county, as we'll as honest Republicans
and Democrats, are no fools.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-04
CAPITAL IDEAS.

Hon. J. P. Jones In his speech Of
Friday evening last at the mass meet
ing In Gold Hill, did US the favor to
criticize our editorial of that day on
Capital aud Labor. He seemed to
think 1t a little muddled, yet his criti-
cism Of 1t was a terribly muddled ef-
fort, or extension upon the original
location, especially when he effected
not to understand what we had to say
about "long established capital" in
the conclusion Of the article, which
was rs follows:
In this matter Of capital, however,
let 1t be understood that temporary
capital is not what the hopes and sup
port Of labor Is based upon. The
speculative man of the world or cir
cumstances, who Is rich to-day and
door tomorrow, Is not what h true
interests Of labor demand. Labor
must necessarily have Its reliable
source of supply and equivalent for
service performed. This must be per-
fectly regular to be satisfactory. True,
long established. thoroughly reliable
capital Is what the necessities oil labor
require. 1t Is such capital which
builds our railroads, makes substantial
public improvements, and develops
the E interests Of the country at
large. Il Is such capital which fosters
and encourages the interests Of labor.
while rightfully also seeking its OWN
interests, and mutual benefit Is the re-
suit. Labor cannot afford TO ignore
and injure It's own vital interests by
indorsing or supporting any adven-
turer who accidentally happens to be
possessed Of wealth suddenly acquir-
ed, perhaps by illegitimate means, and
whose status ever as a capitalist, Is
not Of the permanent, satisfactory
kind. Long and we'll established, en-
terprising capital. Is what the true in
terests Of labor demand, aud the in
terest Is mutual.
Now it strikes US as n Of those
who have been brought forth "from
the loins Of labor" and therefore un-
Outstanding and approaching the re-
quirements and true interests Of the
working classes, that the term " long
established capital" Is not by any
means incorrect or inappropriate,
especially here In the land Of Washoe.
This is peculiarly a speculative coun-
try man may be worth his hundreds
OF thousands, yes, millions n day.
and not long atterward be as poor as a
newspaper reporter or editor. Even
a superintendent Of a mine may by the
concealed or suppressed discovery Of a
valuable body of ore in the Crown
Point mine, for instance, become sud-
denly rich, at the expense Of the stock
holders, he has kept sedulously igno-
rant Of the true state Of affairs, yet
this same superintendent may before
he is two years older lose all his
suddenly acquired capital, which. GER
tainly In such 4 case, Is not Of the
long continued" kind. We know Of
printers who last Spring through min
ing stock Investments, were worth
their thousands, who are now bank
rupt. Capital which Is here to-day
and there tomorrow. Is not of tho kind
to meet the requirements Of labor.
Permanent, reliable, long continued
capital is what the true interests Of the
workingmen and the country at large
require.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-04
THE co1oREp ~1Nv1No1B1Es.

One Of the most satisfactory features
Of the turn-outs of the Grant 1nvlncl'
bles Of Virginia and Gold Hill during
the present political campaign has
been the representation OF the colored
population forming q part thereof
They compose the most respectable
portion of our colored male citizens,
and all will vote the Republican ticket
tomorrow. They will vote and work
for Grant, and leave Horace Greeley
to run his plantation with other hands
They are not on 1t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-04
THE sUTRo TUNNEL.

Mr.. Jones publicly declares that in
case he Is elected to the United States
Senate he will infexibly vote against
anything in the shape OF subsidy or
Government aid to such public or pri-
vate enterprises as the Sutro Tunnel.
In view of this frankly expressed opin-
ion we presume that the hundreds Of
laborlng men employed by the Sutro
Tunnel Company will all vote for
Jones, of course.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-04
THE KING.

"The King who CAME to marshal us
In all his proud array" Is evidently at
a discount, As far as the Enterprise l.
concerned. The G. o. G. don't get up
any more hifalutin poetry about him.
The Enterprise has got Sunderland OH
the brain just ut present, and may be
right or wrong, yet Wha'll be King"
but Charlie. The workingmen Of
Storey county will tell the c. o. G. all
about Il after election.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-04
WATCH THE POLLS.

Let the polls be we'll watched and
guarded tomorrow. See to it that no
man votes unless he Is legally cnti.
tied to do so. Let the proper OIL
GERS do their duty perfectly aud arrest
every man who attempts to vote fraud
ulsntly. Eternal vigilance Is the
price Of liberty" Look out for Tam
many tactics.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-04
A NEW game at cards, called Pedr,

A NEW game at cards, called Pedro,
a modification of the game Of old
sledge. Is now played on the railroad
trains. The flve-spot of trumps Is pc
dro, and scores five In the game to
whoever holds 1t at the conclusion. 1t
can be taken by the siX-spot OF any
higher card. The number of the game
Is raised from seven to eleven, and the
rest of the count Is u%naltered, by the
rating in this order-hlgh, low, jack,
pedro, game. The last three counts to
the fiual winner, and If he DO so for
tunate a. to have all five, he scores
nine points.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-04
THE HORACE A

That's what's the matter with the
Democratic party. Ever since their
first infection with the Greeleyphobia
or Horace disease they have been 60
ing down hill, heels over head, even
as the herd Of swine mentioned in the
Bible ran plunging down the hill into
the sea when the devil got into them.
1t looks now as though the old party
was completely swamped In the sea
OF oblivion, and Ill through too much
Uorace,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-04
ARE WoRK1NaMEN sLAvEsp P;

We think not; and moreover feel
sure that they will march to the poll;
tomorrow as true American freemen'
fearing no master or dictator. Nc
proprietor or manager Of a mine OF
mill has a right to control the vote o.
even the poorest Of his employees, and
II this is attempted in any one Instance
we hope to hear the name Of the cul'
prlt proclaimed aloud, and held up to
public excavation. 20"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-04

The Enterprise says that Sunderland
S Democratic candidate for United
States Senator from Nevada, and yet
says he il not even a resident or quail
fled voter. II so, how does it make
him out q candidate? II not so, who
is be working for:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-04
NO TRADING.

II you catch any candidate or friends
Of a candidate trying to trade any
other portion of the ticket for the Leg
islative tomorrow, or attempting any
thing at all In that line, taboo him at
once as an unworthy Republican not
deserving Of success.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02
OCEAN STEAMERS
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Destination.
SteoD,0.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY !, 1872.

NEW YORK HRRALD SNIP NFws OFFICE,
FEBRUARY ], 1874 !
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The Herald yachts during January pa have
boarded and bad published other papers
the following vessels, fortynine in number. Wit
January 1-Snp Chinamsn barks schIehaion, Shamrock
Eolus, Neptune, Johan Kepler; brig Pslszzo Primo.
9dshp DR. Barth with wrecked board; barks
Inverary, Kings County.
3d--BArk Niagara.
4ih-Bark Lanercost.
5th--Bark Albert the Good.
7th-schrs Victor, Nellie Scott.
sth-Bsrks Catharne Chalmers Daniel Draper; brig Evs
1lth-Scbr s Mcclellan.
l2th-BarKs Won Heydcn CARLOW; brigs Ellen Maria
Brown.
lSth-Brg VIM Mallory.
l4tb-Barks Tempo. Brothers, Pride; brig Bertha Car.
rinGton.
16th-Schr z Pccker.
lHh-Ship Star OF China bark Natal
20th-Schrs Mary Burde- Ralph Carlton.
22d-ship Lord trathnairn; barks Bsnauereau Barss
Berwick bEgs Glance, Alex Nctes James Baker, joseph
Clark; scbrs Dolphin, Gen Hall, Waite
2Sd-Bark Kong Oscar; brigs Magnet, Jewet.: tchr
Morton.
27,h-ship Lake Erie.
2s.h-schr LIZZIE Cochran.
2etb-Brig Joseph Howe.
The above includes Only sqasrergred and vessels from
foreign ports We have besides received from plot boats
nearly as many as above published them "Beiow"
an SIR very respectfully,
TNOS ROBINSON