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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-19

We publish this morning letter from
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MARYE III favor OF legs
,tiyc action 10 spread information through
OF, Europe in regard to the advantages
offered in Virginia to EnroNcan Immigrants
II. -t.les what he snpposcs 10 bc our posi-
.io,.s on this subject in very strong language
We understand HIM to advocate the cXpcnoi-
t;;rc Of . few thousand dollars il disScmina-
;jrn lY,;s information. 70 this we make no
objection. We arc perfectly willing 10 Try
tlis simple experiment, however '!I''c nope
We ,i:.y have O. good results.
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IMnueRArIoS.-A correspondent desires to
know our views upon the bill reported to the
Legislature, the substance of which we print
ed Last week.
We have only time to say that we do
not believe in tie policy Of establishing
agencies to re paid by the State-certainly,
not now. We ought to curtail, not to in
crease, expenditure Of every sort. A salary
or three thousand dollars to the agent at
Eichmond, with comfortable office, and
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clerk to do tue red.tape business Mt 81 ,oOo
more, would suit number OF exceiiens gen
tlemen of our acquaintance Admirably put,
in our Judgment, the agency Wouio no' 1 y.
worth button to tho COMMONWEALTH. ~
will not bring the class of emigrants we heeu.
We agree with the Amherst Enterprise, Ina'
the Legislature had better LOOK OUT LOT pau
pers when agents are paid by the oats.
Quality is what we want, not q,lantity'-oeo'
ford Sentinel.
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" FEBRUARY. 1872.
MORE NEW AND sEAsOSABLE DRY GOODS
T. r. PRICE & CO.
have just opened for the early TRADE many goods,
particularly for useful and housekeeping purposes.
BROWN and ELEACHED COTTOES,
ST., lo-i, and Ill COTTON SHEETINGS,
Fine assortment of BED BLANKETS,
TABLE DAMASKS and NAPKINS,
LINEN SIIEETINCS and TOWELLIEES
Beautiful assortment of NEW PRINTS tor children,
BLACK and WHITE CAIICOES. &C.. sc.
ALSO,
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS,
LACE COLLARS and SLEEVES.
Gentlemen's and ladies' I'D GLOVES, very best
some very good for 81.
IN MOURNING GOODS:
BLACK MOHAIRS and VELOURS,
BLACK CASuME RE s aud HENRIETTA
CLOTHS,
BLACK TA11ISE and BOMBAZINEs,
Good bargains In BLACK SILKS.
Great bargains will be sold during this month in
Fall and Winter Dress Goods well rs In some light
goods for spring; also III PlQucs, Linens for boys
wear, Doylies, &C.
NEW GOODS constantly arriving.
r. K. PRICE & CO.,
fe5 101 Main street, corner Of Eleventh.
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fe la-5t
me- HOUsE-KEEPERs need feel no sort

ne HOUSE-KEEPERS need feel no sort
Of apprehension in using the VIRGINIA YEAST
POWDERS, for, unlike most other so-called pow
dcrs, these are perfectly pure and harmless Do
you wish really nice, white, spongy light bread bis
cults &C., with the least possible loss Of time and
labor, use the VIRGINIA YEAST POWDER only.
L. WAGNER & CO., Propretors,
and sold by druggists aud grocers generally.
fe lT-2t*
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spErrAL NOTICES.

~I WILL RECEIVE THIS DAY by
steamer from New York twenty b.tnches BANA-
MAS. on consignment and will sell them very low.
AS this fruit 10 about the most healthfu sod and
rnr,ty at this season. all in want should call early
ANDREW PIZZINI, JR.,
IL 1877 sol Broad street.
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The Los Angeles (CGl.) rioters who Killed
the Chinese coma months ago lave bsaa ae-
Quilted,
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4 TTENTION, EOWITZERS. A,M
Attend n drill in uniform THIS (llon- l ,i.s,
day. NIGHT At = O'Clock. GaIs&S.a
H. or;!c- Of Captain CARTER.
4. {. WORKMAN,
ei3-ils Orderly Sergeant.
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Ne BREEDEN G. FOX are now re-
ceiving n large and varied assortment Of EARLY
SPRING GOODS. BREEDEN FOX,
fel7-6t Aul broad strcet.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

COMPANY 81" WALKER LIGHT !
SJGUtRp. First Regiment Nrg!ntu Nouu- 8
tcrrs. viii attend company drill TONIGHT at = ~
Issued and every member must bG present.
~ orGcr OF Captain BASS. -
c. L. EINFORD,
&. al. First Sergeant.
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ZIG MAIN STREET.

Orr,cr CITY ENGIHEES'
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA, February l'lh' "'-' IN
NOTICE.--TO sTONE-MASOAS 80. 49, -
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES F.ouos;S,tt. S"III m,
received a, this ot!ce unit! L o'eock ~ ~ rs
February 18Th. FOR the construction 0! elL
I'm The rayii, brtw cen Ercad and MarSai go,
across Twenry-lrst street IN tie r:hnN .r,,It ),
Marshall and Clay streets acr"ss IVA ,:ga,I
street; and In the rssine between BrvAd 31'1 "
streets, across TMenty-niath street. 81.
For further information apply 81 w, Up>
The Committee on streets Ge'.rr''.i! '~s|'
right 10 reject any or Al! psnEGsa!,- ,,-,snr,~,
CHARLES H. ~ 49, A..
fc ltd ~ M
CIIesA pEAxE AND ONO RalLRoA 40 ~ =" =
- u - FNGISEERs o!fI1.
HUNTINGDON, ". Va, Janrary - -! -, -, :,
PROPOSALS WILL RE Rt.tG =, ~ ~
L a. this Office UNTIL FEBKJAEf Z, ~ itt;;'2trl
the CONSTRUCTION OF \ rs -:'s,S,t..t,ts To-. ~ liz
and SHED at Huntingdon, on TIE Aasa s''.~ y
Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad. .r,, =, Il.
Bids may se made for eeeta cha q We
rateIy--Wood, Rfiss Iroa, Slate, f.sssri.L ), 10
mg aud Painting. Plans and spetiiieas sst@ t,rts,
seen at this Office. En.idtDg ip9A%s, tL tNSIY Il
IA s .'AA iiyEs.oa aagineeF.
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DISSERTATIONS & PARTNERSHIPS.


O-P.ARTNEkSHIP.-I have this dag adj
y United 1Ic. ROBERT PRlDDY. Of Charlotte
county. Ma. rs i pnltncT IN my BOOT and SHOE
y; SINES!. a. 1899 Main street, which III future
wiil be Conducted und the style and firm Of PHI
LIPS Z I.LtDDT. TnaukfH IN my friends for the
,.a;roia"c heretofore bestowed or me- ! most re-
.1cctiu!lt solicit continuance Of the Tor the
now concern. -
f.. ,a-rr CHARLES PHILIPS.
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A CASH DIVIDEND OF FROM TEN TO THIRTY
PER CENT. MADE AT THE TIME OF
INVESTMENT.
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E5EETEEES.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The stated M$lsiN
III Convention OF HARTMAN ROfh..-ZsA9
ARCH CHAPTER, No. S. will take place EEEMTtss
THIS (AIondayl EVENING at co'clock, ut ~">~|-
their Chapter rcolEs on Twen'y-ilith street.
Royal arch AfasGn5 IL good standing arc Traitor
nallv invited to attend.
by or..cr OF the VI. r. H. 7:
WILLIAM WILSON. Secretary.
rcb,,,,rv IN T. 5>T2. i, -. 1872. fe lJ-lt*
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Me- A GOOD INVESTMENT.
ONE THAT IS SURE TO FAY.

BETTER THAN FIvE-TWENTY's, TEN-FOR-
TVS, OR SEvEN-THIRTY'S, OR EVEN
NORTHERN OR CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
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A MOTHER LOT OF 5000 pounds prime
a VIRGINIA OuSThT-CtREDBtCO he .
round for sale low In lots 10 suit purch 10 CO
consignment. i. .-
fc l0-lOts Second and Grace.
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RICHMOND, January II, 1872.
rE1uT FIRM OF HARFEYS d WILL
Z LIA1is is this dry dissolved.
A.T.iAnF;;y. hlying assumed al the liabilities.
Is alone authorized 10 collect and settle the affairs of
tic late cul.ccED. ~
A.F.UARFET. ! Surviving
ialo-lIn JOHN III. WILLLAAIS,} partners.
EiO-pARTNE RSHIP.- undersigned
e. have rorrnc,l aCO-1AHTSERSIGlp, under the
frn:-nan!e ui HARVEY & JONES. 20 conduct 4
WHDIES Me GROCERY AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS. l.: the city nf Richmond, III the ware
Eousc formerly nccu.icd by Harvcys L Williams,
corner oi Carr and Thirteenth streets:
4. /. HARVEl,
in 7c-Irl r.. y. JONES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-18

Contractor Of s&sst 0ssssaAs .asil ssey deceny
s:s' = cha ss: Il As A street s,
a. Ssss e have The streets q The
q he f FTd Ga s sSa
Thomas X Barrett As leader - -. 80,
Resolson that George Greene, jr be appointed one
Of Of Public Works be
reqnesed e rsnsir the street on Ninth
Resoiuton that the Commissicn Of Public WORKS re-
pair ne street Rayemsn. on Tenth avenue, nom Foreh
isss that The Of Public Works re-
s % pe SSrh RI Rver street from
Resolnton that Henry s Kerney be appointed one of
Report win resolutions. to repair Filth avenue from
rom Second avenue % Eas aise oation recon-
a asl an OF be made for re-
that the Street s Cleaning Commissioners be
Of the sosd
Resolutions and ordina D that crosswah be laid
street At The eastery and westerly in
Resolution and ordinance that a sewer with the neces-
from e aGq % o In Elm street.
Resolution And ordinance that crosswaIk be laid
tsrsection Of franklin street ''' anu "'''''''
Ninth o Tenth avenue, be paved with Belgian trap
block pavement
for Lave n Se oees move
pssa anS nor May
culyert be built the northeast OF Third
and 10Th street
Resolution that the hydrant the southwest cornerof
seventy third street and Eighth avenue be removed TO
the corner OF street and Eighth
avenue t
Resolution and ordinance that receiving basin and
culyer be built on the southeast Of Third
and lllth street
Resolution and ordinance that University place. be-
tween Waverey place and Eighth street, paved with
Belgian or trap-bock pavement.
Resolution that the Commissioner of Public Works have
Division street from Bowery to Forsyth street, repaired
Resolution that the Legislature respectfully requested
to enact the bill Of Hon. Mr. Loughran relation the
cleaning OF the Streets &c. and the cancellation OF the
existing contract az
Adjourned until Monday next, 10Th Inst
&N8s afH ~ JOSEPH DEMPSEY Clerk.
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INsTRUCTION.

4 TIfOHoUGW Observation-Disclosures, ITALIAN,
"A apsnishi theory and practice cosaeinsa rsoi
purcap Is 1roadwsY Summer ui,icn Foreigners taught
knRiEh. ea# NM Ne M1
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, Sc.

TrRhSKrIHID 4 CO., JEwELLE RS, SIXTH AVENUE
corner Fourteenth street, aud Eighth avenue corner
yxcrtvsixth strectTo reduce stock before enarpfni
,r str and factory we will sell all this month ~
vrcs Wstrhcs and Jeweiry French Cuckoos and Ameri
can docks sterling Silver and finest svcrpiatcd Ware
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CORRESPONDING CLERK wANTED-MUSr BE A
" thorough short hand writer and good penman. Adj
dress with references STENOGRAPHER, box ,boi Post
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EASH SALESMAN WANTED-A YOoNG MAN, TC
~ work up CRY and By cash and IN day trade
waoen goods; salary small. Address CARTER, HeraiC
4
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Jhc Committee on Law, chat the Corsptroer's atscn-
Don o. called "a the AMY condition OF M pubic arvct
nnd mat ne BE- requested 70 withhoh paymens to tie
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-30
BURNED ALIVE.

from the Oakland News. July ssth.l
We were Informed by Mr.. Wrkin.
storekeeper at Midway, the eastern
extremity Of Alameda county. on
Thursday evening Of this week, says
the Brooklyn HoMe Journal, that on
the Tuesday morning previous a terri
BILE accident occurred at that place.
1t appears that a Mrs. Sexton. wife OF
n section man on the railroad at that
station. stood up OH a chair to reach
Tor something OH a shelf near the
stove, when cooking breakfast, aud
while doing so n child suddenly threw
something OH the fire which caused It
t, blaze up and set her clothes on fire.
She Immediately rushed out Of doors
and screamed for assistance. but her
cries were not Mt once undenstood by
those close nc hand. Her shfieks sooi,
became terrible and when. reachod II
WAS difficult to hold her. One OF tho
men who came to her assistance on.
deavored to beat out the FIRE with his
felt hat. but the poor creature was ter
ribly burned about her body before the
fire was e~xtinguished. DR.. Dean. Of
Ellis Station. was Immediately tele'
qraphed for and when he beheld hei
condition declared she could not sur
yive more than q day or two. Mrs
Sexton was only fifteen years Of ags
and was but about three months mar
ried. Her tate 10 Q sad one Indeed.
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DISPATCH
The Death Of Jaarez Doubtsd-Ari-
zoaa ladtan visitots- Dcfenee
Against squattors- weaiher".Rich
strikes At Pieche.

San FRANCISCO. July 800 +. NJ
There Is no confirmation Of the death
Of Juarez, and prominent Mexicans
are betting that he Is not dead.
Eight Apache, Pima aud Papago
CHIEFS who have been East OH a visit
to the great father, under the manage
ment Of General Howard. arrived here
overland last night, on the way to
Arizona.
The Superintendent Of Public Streets
10 engaged fencing In the various puo-
lie school lots, engine house lots ana
public plaza In the western part OF
the city. to prevent their being squat
ted on by jumpers, who are actively
prospecting for such property In all
parts Of the city.
The weather continues fine and
warm.
kilograms from Piocho announce
further rich strikes In the Louisa aud
Sterling mines.
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Bl1WAM1
@WI
DISPATCHES
SPECIAL othe GOLD HILL NEWS
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE E.
Astenps 70 Suppress Repnbliesn
VstoFs.

Astenps TO Suppress Republics.
vstoFs.
NEW York. July 30.-A Times
Raleigh dispatch says that 1t was an:
nounced last Saturday that the names
Of two hundred Republicans have been
marked for challenge there. Yester-
day 1t transpired that 9S3 names out OF
the total voting population Of l.l3O,
were marked for challenge In the town
Of Kingston. The object seems to be
to prevent a full vote. The Republi-
can Committee had sent messages
throughout the State calling upon Re-
publlcans to assert their right to vote.
Precedent Grant at Utica.
New York. May 3O.--rhe President
arrives at Utica this morning, where
he will be given a public reception.
He will be the guest Of Senator Conk-
ling until Thursday, when he leaves
for the thousand islands.
Success Or the Cuban lasurgenu.
New YoRx, July 30.-A letter from
San Diego de Cuba reports several MI
ner successes for the Cuban insurgents
at various points, and asserts that they
are preparing to resume hostilities on
a large scale.
North Carolina RlecIiou.
New York. July 30.-Great Interest
Is felt In political circles In the cleo
ton In North Carolina Oh Thursday
next. From reports Of special cores
pondcnts, 1t would appear that while
both parties are disposed to claim the
election, neither are over confident,
and the result will probably be very
close. All accounts agree that the
canvas Is one of unsual warmth aud
that the aggregate vote will probably
be many thousands larger than for
years past.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-30
GOLD HILL MAXIM Gas CON.
PANi.

This company was formed for the
purpose Of furnishing gas for the town
Of Gold Hill. Its capital stock IS $780,
900. divided into 1000 shares Of 800
each. and the following are the rruS-
e e Of the company: Thomas G. Tay-
Tor, (Presideut, l.. L. Fox, /" Good
win. George W. Hopkins, tsuperin-
tendent). Jo'eph Gru@s. Secretary.
The main pipe Is laid from near the
Sunderland mill up through town TO
iust above the old Granite mill, where
i the small brick building containing
the "a, generators aud other maciine-
~, all of which Is Of the very best and
nentest construction, occupying but
little space aud so ingeninu"ly COLI
trived rs 10 be automatic In its action,
lnsurins perfect regularity aud re'tl-
bility. The material used In prouic-
ing the gas, l. gasoline. which creates
the best quality Of gas known. LAST
Friday evening. the works being com
plated and all things In readiness. the
gas was started and three or four OF
the principal business places were
lighted with Il. Being n perfect sue
cess from the first, others are Introduce
Ing the gas into their places OF ou.i-
ness. and pretty much everybody will
eventually be using gat. II 10 sold at
$40 per thousand feet which IS ~ 9O
cheaper than is charged ut Virginia
for Inferior gas manufactured after the
old style. The Gold Hill Company
bought the patent right tor using tins
gas OF the Maxim Gas Company. Sun
Eranel4co, who sell rights for towns
and cities wherever desired. The Car
son Gas Company also purchased the
right for that place. aud IL was also
successfully lighted with excellent gas
OH Saturday evening last Tor the first
time. Mr.. 4. c. Austin. agent for the
Maxim Gas Company. attended In per-
son 70 starting the gas works In both
towns. and sayS his company have any
amount OF applications for rights for
towns aud cities Of the Pacific coast
"a we'll as lar In the interior. Tile
process and apparatus Il much the
simplest and cheapest known. In gen.
Grating the gas 4 certain amount "i ut
mo.plieric air haS to be let In to mix
with II, aud Mr.. Austin remarks that
It only takes about ome-tenth a. much
In this elevated Locality a. it doe:
down about San Fraucisco. He cail
only account tor this by the fact that
the air Il much more raritied here than
there. One would suppose. In that
case. that IL wunld take much more oil
Il. yet the contrary is the fact. VIZ
expect before long to see all u mine;
lighted with Maxim gas.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
=.
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM SAN
Panama Steamer A~rrlved-M ore XIII
Ing BY HI oodiums-Rnta Accidents
-New city Hail-,rhs Rxiied Fri.
nFs.

SAN FRANCISCO. July SOL 7. NJ
The steamer Constitution. from Pair
anna, came In Mt / o'clock this morn
Ing, two days ahead Of time. She
touched ut Acapulco, Mansanillo Ma
zatlan. and brought from the latter
port 1855. 900 In treasure.
A Chinese gardner was wansonly
| shot dead by hoodlums who were walk
Ing with girls Of a similar character,
on the corner Of Harrison and Twen-
tieth streets last evening. The muir
derer has not been arrested.
Matthew Hughes fell from a truck
on Stockton street, and his skull wal
fractured aud his back bone broken.
A boy by the same name was killed
BY a water pipe rolling upon him
while playing with other boys, at the
corner Of Mission and Twenty-fiftl'
streets.
Arrived, steamer Ajax, from Port.
land.
Ex-Supervisor King has been ap'
pointed Superintendent Of Construc'
ton of the new City Hall buildings.
Advices from Guatamela state that
the Friars now In this city were ex.
lied under q law of the Republic, clos
ing all converts and monasterles, and
devoting the buildings aud property
not necessary for church use to the es'
tabli,hment Of public schools. San
Salvador has taken tho same action,
This is exactly the same course pur.
sued by the late President Juarez In
Mexico. The exiled Frlars are to be
allowed $25 per month pension from
Government for II year.
Gold, l141 greenbacks, S7A; SELL
lug, ssh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-30
FROM MEXICO.

Forced Lean Levied BY Geaeral
koeha L-rdo do Teiada Succeeds
to ihe Proficiency.
MATAMoRAs, July 29.-Gen. Rocha
has levied a forced loan of $a0,0C
against the merchants Of Monterey.
rhe country = quiesiag' down politi
csiiy under the effect Of the peaceful
acceptance Of tile succession of Lerdo
de Tejada to tho suprems~e1ecuttse
authority, after Juarcz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-30

WHERE TO Go.-wnen you want q nico,
smooth, agreeable shave, or your hair sham
pooed, dressed and properly fixed up, 20 to
Pohrs popular saloon, next door 70 Gibson's,
Main street, Gold I'LL. sharp raxors, clean
towels, and good artists, alwsys 70 be:found
there. At Pohl's the ladies' can have their haIi
cut, euried, cleanssd.o or dresssdan the most
~tartofpl manner, seTtf :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-30

CLEARANCE SALE or SUMNER GooDs.
N. F. Waller Is now selling his
large and we'll assorted stock Of fine
clothing, furnishing goods, hats. caps,
boots aud shoes, trunks. and valises,
AMI every style Of dress and business
suits, cheaper than ever: Call on him
and satisfy yourself, as his motto Is
"quick and large, sales with small
profits at DR.. Halls new building,
Main street, Gold Hill. IA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-30

QUESTIONS ANswEREp.-The ques-
tlon has often been asked, why goods
In the clothing line cannot be sold
AS cheap In Gold Hill as In Virginia,
but from tile fiattering encouragement
Reinstein & Co. have received since
thew started business here, the question
seems answered, that by small profits
and quick sales and a large assortment
of stock to choose from, the trade can be
Kept at home. Hopinga contlnuance Of
the patronage heretofore received, they
promise to stick to the above motto.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-30

For AN lRRrrATED TuRoAr, Cough
or Cold, Browns Bronchial Troches
are offered with the fullest confidence
In their efficacy. They maintain the
good reputation they have justly az
Ouired, y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-30
: BEAUTIFUL WOMAN

HAaANs
cumpiszior the FRESHNESS. OF Youth. HOAX.
MAGNOLIA BALM overcomss the flashed appear
ancc caused by heat, fatigue advertisement, 1t
uzksi tnei sdy Of forty appear bat twenty; and
70 natural and perfect that no person can detect
It's application. By its u.e the: toughest skin Is
made to rival the pure rsdisntts1tueco Of youth.
tal beauty !. removes ,rodussas bloehss, and
pimples. /, CONTAINS nothing, that will iujure
the skin In tho least. Niarcrn BMx~is u,sa
BY all fashionable lsdle, In nav York, Londou
and Paris. It costs only 70 cents per Bottle,
and lie .old by all Druggists and Terfumerr. feso
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-30

There arc many medicines hat give transient
relief In sickness without touching the source
and seat ofthe complaint, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters is not ono Of these. The great tonic and
restorative does not cobhle the diseased and en-
feeblcd system. II 10 not q mere palliative, that
only temporarily controls . lew UNPLEASANT
symptoms No: It's inyigorating, regulating.
restorative principle penetr1tesT to tho very
Q .urce OF the difficulty In tho fuidF and solids o.
the body, aud hence It's cures are radical and
thorough. In dyspepsia II strengthens the
stomach, In liver complaint It regulates the now
OF bile, in constipation It promotes . punetual
habit OF body, In nervous ailments It tones the
senlien Q and motive Hbres, In rheumatism II
counteracts pain. and In cascs Of general debility
rahahilitates the emnciated frame. jy2
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FoR the very best Photographs, 70 to Bradley
4 Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
~ ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. "a
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Startling, but Truel

StnrtliuHJ out TruoI
The silent workings Of those great remedies,
Brlstol's Sarsapsrilla and Pills, are truly won.
derful. From Portland, Oregon. we have the
replrt OF on extraordinary cure Of ulcerout, eat
Ing disease, which. after defying an other treat
ment, succumbed to there two great remedies.
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NOTICE.

AN AND AFTER JUNE TENTHk
Hoas. Doys'aad GOATS Will beA%
strietly eufo,oed; ]. +. BERRY,
Cola HI, luna 81, psn