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, 1872-11-22

/ Stock, 134, ,492 bales.
| BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-BREAps1uFrs-Fl stead.
and unchanged. Wheat firm and unchanged Corr
steady and unchanged. Oats firm; mixed Western
PROVISIONS and unchanged. Western butter
Receipts Light; choice rolls, 27c.
| HHIsxRY-Scarce and firm at at95H@96c.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 21.-BREADsTUrrs-F1our quie
and unchanged. Wheat steady No. 1, s1.25 No 2
sl.. qoE5 FIT firm: 10: = s7Ee; oats i'm; No:
| in fair demand and hrn No. 2, 71Hc.
Fnrzours- To Buffalo, 12e; to Oswego, 18c.
RroE1rTs-F1our, 5000 brls; whest, $1,000 bu
H1fMEs1s-F1our, none wheat 1900 bu; barley
none.
TOLEDO, Nov. 4.-BaEADsTuEFs.- - Flour In fai1
demand md firm. Wheat opened firm aud closed dull
SsF Megan sS Md no red s.a Me- nfs} Dc
mixed, seKe;; new, SIC; low mixed new, seHc. oats
FaE1oHrs-FiFn; to Buffalo, e@7xc; oswego, 121z.
R19z1srs aas 600 brls; wheat 1000 bu; coru
San sms1Esrs - 500 b1la; wheat II 900 bu corn
@'''' 'o' ''''' IVY CLEVELAND. Id
CIEvErAsp, Nor. 1.CBnz4ps1uFFs- y Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat higher No. red, 81 58: No,
2 held at Sis, Corn quiet and unchanged. Oats
in fair demand and higher; new No. l, 35c.
Refined PE1nolEu&-1n good demand and un-
changed.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2o.-BREADsruTfB-F1ou in fair
demand and higher at ST. l6a79Q. Wheat stesdy red
s1.48@1.55. Corn firm old, 40@42c new, 37@38c.
Rye quiet at 68(a70c, Oats steady at 27a33c
Om.s-S Steady.
PRov1s1oNs-Pork nominal at 1856 for spot So so
bid seller December. Lard quiet kettle ut 7Xc ;
sales steam at $780, Bulk meats steady shoulders,
4Ac; clear rib, 6'lc; clear sides, &c, with sales.
Bacon quiet held firm; old shoulders 5c new clear
rib 10c: clear 1O1fc Green meats steady: shoulders
355c; sides, 6H85z<c. Hams 8A@9c, according to
weight
Hoos-steady, at $4.oo@4o5.
WH1sKEx-Steady, at 89c,
ST. LOUIS.
91. LOUIS, Nov, G.-BREADsruFFs-F1 eteady
and unchanged. Wheat quiet and firm No. 8 Ted
fall, $1.65; No. 2 do, $l.83. Corn steady; No. =
mixed 3136c, on east track Oats dull No. 2 24a<c
in elevator Barley dull only sample lots sold. Rye
Nothing Done
, 1872-11-22
The Produce Markets.


NEW ToRK, Nov. 21.-Co71oN-In moderate de
mand, q, and higher; midd1ing upland, 1sMc; mid
BarADsrUFrs-F1our opened firm and fairly active
closed quiet buyers generally refusing to pay the 3D.
vance asked receipts q 600 brls superne Western
ana ID State. sSge25 common 20 to good extra, $3.50
s7.8o@ss5; st. Louis, s7.os@ll.oo Rye aour and
corn meal unchanged. Wheat shade hrner with
faF ma isssPts Sa rejected
Northwestern do, s. a.sf NO milwaukee, 81 &c: vim
ter red Western s1.e1 amber Western, s1.70@17 72.
fairly active; receipts, 202 600 bu; steamer mixed
Western, ,as214 1885,; saa DO. e4k@e5o high mixed
ss5 ba Old Western a1a 5s1s aRs g zsssR
white, b1@54c black, 47@48c.
EGds-Firm Western, 32c.
HAT AND HoPs-Fir1n
quiet fair to good refining, 9k@i0Eca Moiasses
dull New Orleans. so@s7c Ries rom 75<@sIc s'@'
TURrENT1HE- Quiet 60c, -'1>s7@'2so'
PRov1sIoEE-Pork frmer. 1neaa e1s 4no7e m.
Beet % unchanged cut meats quiet hanas 1sK@14Xe;
more active and frmer, steam, sI@sxe; kettle. e.
sTs; {s;7rrn-r,or. .,.,u. -
1Gc. ' @oS
GaEEsE-Dull ct 1@144c.
WmxEE- -'5s'5xS;
BUFFALO, Nov. 2.-BnEAps1urrs- -r7orr c,,,ot
Wheat strong and higher sales Of IL, 900 bu No. M
sarnss ssso st ai ?'s 81 Do S At 5{ =
Corn dull and stronger car lots M a. 90.
eEn At sc. 2,5oo h1 mixed Toledo, at 68c other
grains firm, but no sales. NA34
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, NOV. .21.-BREApsruFrs- e,1,
for good grades; strong and weak for low e1ade:.
supert1ne, $3.75@5.50; extra, 575@6o5 Wheat frn,,
for fair to prime; Western red, $I.65@1 no: amber
$.82@183. Rye Unchanged Corn fir1n yeiloT. * :!
mixed black, Hc. ~'~' 1DsS''s'
PE1RoLEuMG-zcrude, 1sA@1eNc; refined, 2sszc.
WH1skET-Unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS
NEW oHLEASs Nov. ELECTROMAGNETIC
dull mixed, CSC; yellow, 64c; white, 64c. oats
quiet at 43@44c. o
HAx-Easier prime, $500; choice, $1,000.
Lard-Keg, 10c. ~>fN
-A1olasses advanced common, 65@5sc:
good 61@63c; prime, 64{S67c: choice, e7@68c 9th.
ers unchanged.
'Corros- Firm. Sales 6,5oo b.les. Good ordinary.
at low middlings, 18x@187<c; mddingB, 79sSc
middling Orleans, 1916. Receipts. LILA bales, Ia.
, 1872-11-22

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. u.-PAssEo UP-PropB Nas-
sau, City Of Toledo, Arctic, Montana, Comet bark
Jessie Hoyt schrs Croathwae, James Garret, Fleet
Wing No. q John Grass.
PASSED DowN-schrs Gardner, Grace Greenwood,
Hammond, Citizen.
WED-Southwest cold.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. M.-PAssED Dow.-Props
Vanderbilt, Lawrence, Champlain, Thomas Scott,
Idaho, Sheldon, Evergreen City; barges Torrent,
Raleigh, Onedia; barks Erastus Corning sardfnia !;
Rehrs Donaldson, City Of Green Bay, Thomas Mott,
Russian, Swallow, Annie Vought, Kate Richmond,
A1nsden, Preston.
PASSED UF-hops City OF Concord. Milwaukee =;
schr American Union
FALSE REPoR1s-The Detroit papers and the Inter-
PPe B2ens aea
rs having passed Detroit Tuesday. This is false
The Vanderbilt and Scott passed down on Thursday
afternoon, and the Bghde and Ely had not passed up
to dark Thursday night.
W1sD-Southwest, cold.
, 1872-11-22
Tile CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY NOVEMBER % 1872

ily. They vary in size from small spheres Of the
dimension OF half dozen pin-heads to glitter
ing gauds OF the diameter of pea. The moss
they were worthless or priceless, ne cannot pre-
tend to say.
The Mexican left for Los Angeles yesterday
aftnrpnnn
, 1872-11-22

BUFFALO, N. T., Nov. 21.-CA1r1E-The receipts to-
day. account Of the detention OF stock trains on the
Lake Shore Michigan Southern Railway, we're only
68 head, making the total for the week thus far,
or 319 cars against 248 the same time last week. The
market wRs more ncttVe than yesterday at 5o off, The
scarcity Of cars for shipping purposes retards trade
Az the weather las settled it Ia hoped the trains
will be on time tomorrow. To-day every available car
In the yards Web used for shipping The Of catte
the Inst ~ hours Of medium quality and but few
droves primo were disposed OF. Sales: 537
Indiana steers ut II to 491 hs, at .15G667H
Is Indiana COVE and hefers, OBS hs at $3.50; 328
illinois Steers aV ,o95 to III lbs, at $575@e.87H 36
illinois stockers $50 b4 st $500 IS Ohio steers Az
1893 to ! 800 tbs, at s.. 5.12H@8.50.
sHEEP AND LANDs-Receipts to-day, 2,000, making
the total for the week, thus far 400 against oO0
the same time last week. Market lively; 4@3<c ad-
vance On Canada stock Last weeks closing prices
Western sheep, A00@675. sales Of 1853 Canuda sheep
and Lambs av 86 bs at S. l07 Canada laba go
to % lbs, at S70o@725; 81 Canada sheep av 120 to
14o hs at soa Michigan aheep, az 81 to 100
1bs, at $G.12k@6.25.
Hoos-Receipts to-day 1,400 he.d, making the total
for the week thus far L. o0 againBt e. 400 the
time last week. Market dull at yesterday,s prices
There was difficulty in shipping, with large accun-
1ation OF medium sized hogs, which are unsalable
This causes buyers to hang of and sales confined
principally to local packers. Light hogs, not exceed
ing 200 fbs suitable for New York trade and heavy
stock, 800 bs and upwards for the Boston market are
IN good request at prices ranging from to
Medium sized hogs are drug on the market. Eales
Of IS 600 Ohio and Michigan hogs 200 to go bs at
&425@440, choice lots shade higher: lot Can
ada sold at $15 lao select Ohio hogs 191 te at 81
Is Ohio do, 206 lbs, at A.35.,
, 1872-11-22
COUNTERFElTlNG.
ogaf, The Shower" Of the $50 Counterfeit Treasury
Notes in This CITY, Committed in Bail Of
$1,000 for Trial.
::,ghs Work Of connterfeiters During the Past Ten
Years.-1nstances Where the Government HIS
Been Compelled to Withdraw Whole
Issues Of Currency from Cir.
culation,

vim of fbaarroet ~ ma a1in1,oa1 ea.,,
.5ara aoo m tha ciaroa ~ z,s..;-, eso oo.,,,
+srsa;t rrooanr7,nota ~, P1r1a T,,a,d .x-a,-7a
HOGAN 1raa +riad bafora Tnita5 eta+oe con7nia.
.e;oner Hoovna raEtardev and co,,n,it+od IN h.;
- a5 nm Tbs fo11o.,-1,,, r,a,,,aa z,nrso1a h,,,o
~ So,oeo 80 ttotU"Aas n0nAoo ps'eon' !,.,, ~
peen 'lctlo1zeo y MI hogan cna1les NIL
Ryan, E. Deitsche, ..CollinH, ;. McCohn, l..
Brady, and N, Stanton.
rh;o o.no -.+~,-s11,. ,,~,,x..oa4z H. oo--.,
.ns ea7o na1u1ans suggests tno 'atlous eoti.-
.sef1elts 1nat nave been passed on upon conno-
ing community since greenbacks were first is
sued, many of which are still in circulation.
Dnrin, +1a n.xt IN raora +,a fo11o1viro b.va hean
soa-,ag 1.s ss.a ps*Se ~ .4 b ~
ISSUED anu oetecteo: cent noEes' ~ cent
notes, same ssue rs cent notes OF the va
rious issues, 40 Or 50; 50 cent notes. over 20,
many ~ then, mite ~ we'll arecnta ~ +ha oan,
nina q ~ araanh.cta n ~ -. 90 greenhaela h 1
~ - , ee Na.;an,, ~ pan,: " aataz eenoaeks.
eoenbsezi 81 1d Of IS Saon Saao aGs Bae notss
$40 greenbacks, g.; $40 National Bank notes. at
1aa.t * ~ on aoo ,.roa-hoo1-e o. eEn ss~1a'1
~ ~ croo e'' .,.o y Wv
baeks, ~; Sloo ereennaeks, - making total
OF about a60 limitations, all more or less success
full
The most danoerons conntarfa;+ aver n.da
~. - ~ 49, e. nm on Nt1- ~ 80
was tna' " ene 9i'ooo 10y ..so no1es lssoeo onoer
~A~
hundred we're "shoged" before they could be
<aetected, Treasury officiara therse1res ,vara
,o,,,xh+ H., - h,,t - 1roe ex,a11-- aa,t...oa ~
eaoe0. - - 'ot ~ ""e 4nans e@plureo, as
we're the plates. Ihe engraving was superbly
executed by an Englshnan named Eyerson,
who was emplyed BY the notorious Brockavay
gang Of New York The couuterfeiters escaped
punishment through legal technicalities and
we're released, merely to attempt and successfuI-
ly accomplish 8 counterfeit OF the $50 lecal-ten-
der old issue Of greenbacks, which was so well
executed that the Government was driven to the
expedient Of calling in the issue.
Another dangerous counterfeit wgs that of
the 100 three-year interest notes, issued under
the act of June 80, 1864 This WAS not issued
till a wear later than the genuine note. and xas
the work of the Hank Holmes gang. Of New
York The plates we're captured but not until
many Of the spurious notes we're IN circulation.
Some Of the gang turned States evidence. and
the balance vent to the Penitenhary.
The Ben. Boyd gang was successfu1 orrani-
zation. and is Responsible for many
good limitations. one of tho hest
ct which was Of the 500 National
Bank currency: also q a2O National Rank note.
which is stiN IN circulation. and Which dgfes the
skill of experts. One Ulrick. who enrrayed for
this gang. produced counterfeit $500 National
Banf nofe. the plates Of which were fortunateiv
, 1872-11-22

NEW YoRK, Nov. 2l.-CAr11E-There were 900 cat
tie to-day; 64 ut Hundredth street, 80 at Com
nnunipaW, aud II at Weehawken. The stock was gen.
orally late and Of poor quality, and the market unsst-
isfactory, though no lower. Prime stock fully az
high Monday, few head OF u cwt net extra fine
selling 1t 145c; fat steers generally l3H@14c; me-
diuru, 124c; aud Texans, 9E@l0c. Sales: cars ex-
tn Illinois cornfed, 6 ewt, 11Ac; Sc lis . cw with
16 cars ordinary ~ cw, oNc; IS TBS . c~ and
thus far this week Is $500, against 6400 last week
There will be quite run tomorrow
8HEEP-Received to-day $500, and u 100 since Sat
urdsy against 700 last week. The market is uniform
with many thin lots at 5k@6Ec; fair to good 6@6kc;
and e1tras rising 100 lbs at 7c. Lanba go at
@8c few choice selling up TO &c. Two CARE aY rs 1bs
Ohio sheep went At 52c with Of thin, 81 lbs,
Canada lambs at exc.
Hoos-Reveived to-day, 1900. Market better than
yesterday with IL 900 received The arrivals thus far
this week 800 against Al 300 week. Dressed
declined s@4c after Mondays sales, but recovered
the Same to-day, selling at 5k@7c few pigs at
with live at 4A@5c Sales: cars, ~ 40 lbs Ohio at
$4.814: car ~ 235 lbs. at s. 90
, 1872-11-22

Illinois River and Canal News.
LAsAI1E, H., Nov 21.-The navigation Of the ILL.,
nos River closed earlier this year than In many Jears
before excepting the year 1866 when snow fell On the
18th Of November and tho 22d the river was COW
cred with Hix inches Of ice
Seven canalboats, loaded with potatoes aud bound
for st. Louis frozen fast in the river Ut yarous
points below Peora and eighteen to twenty downward
bound boats are frozen fast in the canal
, 1872-11-22
DRY GOODS.

| w inter Trade
HAMLIN, HALE AND COMP ANY.
Our buyers for the
SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS
have purchased at auction and
Of the manufacturers,
literally, at the present low
prices, and we are well pre-
pared to fill orders and to sup
ply the trade.
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
Nonpareil, Bonita, Bay State,
Narragansett, Imperial,
Excelsior, and Misses ShaWls.
Several brands Of Felt Skirts,
20 cases Balmoral, lower
than ever known.
W00LLEN DEPARTMENT.
20 cases Gold Mixed, Black
Mixed, Green and Striped
Repellants.
Pekin Jeans, Cassimeres, Beaver
Cloths, popular makes Of
Scarlet and Blue TWilled Flan-
nels, Assabet, Rob Roys, Hosiery,
Cardigans, Nubias, Scarfs,
W00llen Yarns.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
20 cases Imperial Repps,
new designs.
Domestics---Fun lines Of Amos
keag Goods at Agents prices.
Ellerton, Amoskeag and Hamil-
ton Cotton Flannels.
Is cases choice Prints.
Warehouse,
cor. Madison and Franklin-sts.
, 1872-11-22
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

New York Financial News.
New YORK., Nov. 21.-Money stringent at Z gold to
l16 and interest The Treasury called for 10 per cent
ber.
Sterling firm at 1oeH@1oaK for 90 day and no for
a1ght.
Gold stronger, opening at 113 after the Government
sale advanced to and closed at u3h@113K Loans 5
to for carrying. Clearngs about $50, 0,G0o The
Government disbursed $42l 900. The Assistant Treas~
urer awarded s., ,0000 900 at 1l3.12@11a29.
Government bonds steady.
Southern securities quiet and steady.
Stocks generally strong throughout the day.
with Northwestern absorbing the attention of
the street. The stock opened at 95 declined to 90h
sold up to par, and coged 9sA It is entirely in the
use, subsequently loaning fat. Pacific Ma and Eric
in point Of interest was bid for the latter
slight reaction from the highest point Of the day. Tho
Milwaukee / st. Paul Company, to-day, gave notice
to the Stock Exchange Of an Issue Of about 10000
shares Of common stock to pay for new roads,
GterIinn 102Ix
, 1872-11-22
GENERAL NOTICES,
TO ARCHITECTS,

Designs for the Construction Of public building On
the square bounded by Randolph CLARK, Washington,
2na ta the City to be used Jointly
Tm BE- feesxsd A At the oce cf ts BosEd Of Public
n orderto secure suitabe des8ns tie County Of ooo
and the City Of Chicago offer Jointly the following pre-
miuns:
For the best 600
~ eS oess t1ssihA @
The e sa Badi2E Gommtses Si ths ceanty
Of Chicago and the Board OF Public Works to bs the
judges OF tho merits Of the plnns submitted.
general description OF building and schedule Of
the number and size Of the various required have
been prepared and may be had application to tho
Board of Public Works Of said city.
Designs must be sealed and ndozsed Designs for the
Tbs Bnilding Committees of tho County Of Cook and
OF the City Of Chicago"
BUILDING COMMITTEE
oftho County Commissioners OF Cook County,
BUILDING COMMITTEE
Of the Common Council Of the City Of Chicago,
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
- of the City Of Chicago.
CHICAGO, Nov. 16, 1872
, 1872-11-22

NEW YoaK, Nov. 21-BuBiness is better, and quite
satisfactory for the season. The agens are distribute
Ing fair lines OF fanne1s and woollens and the
jobbers doing moderately good trads in rnIsce-
laneous goodH. Wooena firm at the advance and
the market for cotton goods continues very strong.
Paper cambrics has been advanced to 10kc, and are
in active request with Light supply. Foreign goods
are more lively for plain dress fabrics.
HorBeWell Kingsley Co., woollen iobberH, Of Bos-
ton, IRE reported to hhye suspended.
, 1872-11-22

4 .E& -H3 -Ea "A, I'M
CARRICK-ON-SUI COUNTY TIPPERARY
IRISH ADVERTISEMENT FOR NEXT-OF-KIN.
In the Goods Of ELLEN O.NE1LL, late Of Corteaberg
Convent, Belgium formerly OF Carrck- -on-Suir Ir,-
land sptasteE deceased, wh9 died 7th august 1a.l,
WeEe granted by the Irish Court Of Probate the l5tn
day OF October 1872.
Of tho late 31r. John ONe formerly Of Car7ick SUR
County Tfpperary, ireland, merchant deceased) who
frqm M MGhieago @ nlinots S. about twenty years
HENRY oNEILI, Of his legal issne, case Of bis
death: being recsived within thres months from date
hereof, Mrs. Frances Mo1Eis the ADMINISTRATIVE will
pay his SHARE sa:d 1ntestate Estate il dr.
RCC Mary Dunfozd {otherwiss oSeiil>, and Frances
Morris otherwise O'Neil), the known next-of.kin.
Proof OF identity to be furnished and other infot-
nation to bs hsd fsqm. PEIRsE KELLY: Solicitor
ford Ireland; or CHARLES EDWARD TOWNE, At
to.ney and unselloratLaw No. Is Congress-st Chi
caEo, Illinois, u. S, 4.
, 1872-11-22

An adjourned msss meeting Of the Masonic fraternity
Ct this city will be held At the West Side Temple Fri
ntee appointed raise funds for the brethren rendered
needy by the Late IRE IN Boston.
DEWITT G. GREGIER, Chairman.
, 1872-11-22
MEETINGS.

Cor1nthian Chapter, No. g. R L. II. Regular conve
cation this dAy) evening, st 76 O'Clock. Work on
j. o. pICKERSON Sec,etarv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-22

TIE PIsroL FouNp.-In our account
Of the killing Of o'Rourke by Prentice
at the Piute House, Lower Gold Hill,
yesterday morning, we stated that
shortly before he was killed, O'Rourke
went out on the front porch and fired
one shot from his pistol to try 1t, and
it subsequently, falling to 60 of, or re-
fusing to ~revolve, a person near by
told him 1t was good for nothing, and
It was supposed he threw 1t away, as 1t
was not afterward found. It seems,
however, that those who looked for 1t,
not finding 1t in his hand or beside his
body, did not search his clothing suft1-
ciently, for last evening at Lariviere's
undertaking establishment, as the body
was being moved from the board upon
which 1t was brought there, or un-
dressed to be prepared for the coffin,
the aforesaid pistol dropped appar-
emily from the rear pocket Of the PAN
falcons. One barrel had been dis
charged. The pistol belonged to Isaac
Hub6el. and was taken by O'Rourke
from Hubbel's room, which, as we
stated. he visited shortly before the
tragedy. Hubbel did not see him take
it, but missed 1t after he left, and, not
finding it, its disappearance was a
mystery till found at the undertaker's.
INQUEST AND VERpIcr.-The inquest
In the shooting Of O'Rourke, by Prem
tice, was held by Coroner Symons, at
Justice Putnam's Courtroom, to-day.
The evidence taken was extensive,
covering all the points in the case,
and simply corro6orative of our yes
terday's account Of the tragedy. The
verdict of tho jury was to the effect
that, "Patrick O'Rourke was a native
Of Ireland, aged between % and 80
years Of age, that he came to his death
on the 2lst day Of February, 1871, by
n gun.shot wound, said gun being In
the hands Of w. ID. Prentice, and said
wound being given in self-defense and
preservation OF his own life."
The BALL To-NIoHT.-Full prepara-
tions are made to ensure for the grand
ball of Liberty Engine Co. No. l, this
evening, a triumphant success In every
respect. The choicest Of music will of
~ficiate, and the whole will be managed
to perfection. The ball committee
have arranged with Jake White, OF
the bus line, to have all coming from
Virginia transported to and from the
bali free Of cost. Ho! for the ball.
DIED IMMEpIArELY.-The Enterprise
Is mistaken In stating that O'Rourke
lived an hour after being shot by Prem
tice. All evidence Is to the effect that
he died Immediately.
SPECIAL MEET1Na.-A special meet
ing Of Liberty Hose Co. No. l, Gold
Hill, Is called for tomorrow (Friday)
evening. See official notice in adyer-
Using column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-22
Four Millions Of IuyalIds.

SsA
At the lowest computation thcro are never
less than -four millions Of invalids In the United
States. or this number probably moro than
thrce.hnhs have neglected the ordinary preeau.
lions necessary for the preservation Of health.
and are suffering the punishment duo to their
carelessness. II the multitudos who arc now
afflicted with biliousness, indigestion, rheuma-
tism, intermittent fever, Irregularities Of tho
bowels, general debility, nervous disorders,
etc., had, at the very drst symptpms OF tndis-
position, inyigorated, regulated and purified
their systems with Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
tiers, two.thirds OF them would at this moment
be performing the active dutios Of life, unan-
noyed by any ailment OF the body or mind.
This assertion 10 made sdvisedly. It'll based
upon experience, and 10 borne out by the testi-
mony Of q countless host Of witnesses, whose
attestations cover almost every variety OF dis
ease, and extend over q period Of about twenty
years. or every thousand persons who take
the Bitters, as q preventive OF tho complaints
above enumerated, seven.eights escape them
entirely; and Of every thousand who arc aetu.
ally attacked, and uso the great Vegetable
Tonic as Q remedy, thrse-fourths are radically
cured. These are not hap-hazard assertions,
but statistical facts. They arc based upon the
results OF inquiries made by more than nifty
thousand persons, In various parts OF the coun-
try, and upon the letters OF prominent citizens
Of every State. It might almost BIO said. OF every
county In the Union. fe2l lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-22
SAN

SAN FRAScIsco, February 22-lr. II.
The rainfall during the last 81 hours
was one inch and five-hundredths,
making a total, according to Tenants
rain-gauge, Of 29.5G for the season.
The Bar at the entrance to the Gold
en- Gate Is very rough this morning,
and no vessels are coming in or leav-
ing port.
No Stock Board to-day, and no sales
GU the street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-22
FROM THE SNOW BLOCKADE.

CoNNNE, February IA telegram
from Bitter Creek says five passenger
trains, and five freight trains, bound
west, passed there to-day. The road
Is open, and the trains r all running
regularly now.
BRYAN, Wyomong, February IL
Six passenger trains, bound west,
passed here this afternoon. The first
lett at $3.50 T.. NJ, the others following
closely. There will also be four freight
trains and a pay car in tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-22
A Good ThInE!

This was the admission drawn from one Of
tho leading physicians in San Francisco, when
he saw the effects Of three bottles Of BRIsToL's
S~ARsAPARILLA on q patient whom he had vain
ly been trying to cure for many weeks. II was
a Case Of foul eruption, entirely cured BY the
Sarsaparilla. feO lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-22

CITIZENS AND AMBASSADORS M. F.
Waller is closing out his Winter stock
of clothing. Furnishing goods, hats,
caps, boots, shoes, trunks, valises,
gloves, blankets, ETC., ut lowest rates,
call and examine and satisfy your
selves. Next door to o. T. Barber &
Co., Main street, Gold Hill. f3*
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WOMAN!

BEAUTIFUL WOMAN!
HAaANs MAGNOLIA BALM gives to tho
Complexion the Freshness Of Youth. HAaAs's
MAGNOLIA BALM oyercomes the flushed appear
ance caused by heat, fatigue and excitement 1t
makes the lady Of forty appear but twenty, and
SO natural and perfect that no person can detect
Its application. By Its use tho toughest akin Is
made to rival the pure radiant texture Of youth
full beauty. 1t removes redness, blotches. and
pimples. 1t contains nothing that will iujuro
tho skin In tho least. MAGNOLIA BALM 10 used
by all fashionable ladies In new York, London
and Paris. 1t costs only 70 cents per Bottle,
and is sold by all Druggists and Ferfumers. fe2O
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-22
FROM EUREKA.

EUREKA, New, February 2l.-Yes-
terday a man with the smallpox
broken out on his face went into n So
loon and sat down among a crowd of
men, unconscious of the disease. Whom
informed of it, he walked to the Pest
house alone. There are now thirty
cases In town, with many doubtful,
which may develop into the disease