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lE &laHatspas EsqysGeTkto f UnitedgSsate
Cours, Afaagdafi,H a.ae2G ,aAl ~ h

Iy~rIxaoREANTgTo THOSE GasTEMagaT1NG Bank
.RuPTcY.-Mr, LA. Buckingham has fnB,
nished lis the following letter, from Judge
Alex. Riyes, of the District Court @0f the
United Statesfaftlfe Western District 6f Viz
GINA, from which. il. will ba seen 4that he
holds the twothensandrdoliar exemption
under the bankrupt Law to be good against
Judgment liens. The letter wasiWritten ia
answer to the following questions propouaf
ed to the Judgetby Mr1BuckfngIam ~ =
,"Whethe7 parties filing petitions insbank.
fruptcy wohid be entitled to the exemptions
under the amended 1bankrnps oct nptwitli-
standing the petitioner may hive executed d
deed Of trust prior to the filing Of his petit
tom" q
"Whether parties fling petitions in}bank.
'ruptcy would be entitled to the exemptions
under the amended bankrupt act RotWith.
standing file 5udgmentst}iaf may exist against
him at the time Of the fiingof his. petition? ?"
HoT SPRiNGs, July sS, 1872. !.
My Dear Sir-fpurs OF, the -.2ad, instant
has been forwarded to me here - :"
1t is my practice where ., deWer-rigbt is
outstanding in banlrupt'si lands to have it
committed on Wife's petition for fee;simpse
value in specie or proceeds Of sale, according
to the circumstances OF the case and the
wishes oftsthe, wife. IJtake,f Il as the general
rules that bankrupt's exemption will not
avail 4~a.gsainst his 'Sa0lantafy membranes
only against fncoluntasg lens such Us jjndg.
ments. Yours, &c., .ta 'r# ~:
~ 7 13hALExASpER RrvEs.
r LA. buckingham, Esq!l,.EL II 81 ~
EH -itucp.. tLdC hrfstians6ufg MESSENGER.
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Daring I'll highway RobBery' or a Lad!
HEA al she VIRGINIA Strings.

aIGf CORRESPONDENT Of the, Baltimore SuI. :
u GREEsBRIER INHITR: SULPHUR SPRINGS, w.
VA ;J5hly So There are now about nine
hundred persons attbis resort, although the
arrivals during the past week have tbeen
rather light. Among the. recent iadditiops
are Judge Bartol and other Baitimnreans.
The weather during the day has been warm
in the sun, but the nights are delightfully."-
cool. u = Sii9J58 Girr ~ ..g,T r.Ir az
The whole community was thrown into a
state Of gTsat excitement to-day by the daring
highway robbery ora lady. "Orcourse the
affair is the, absorbing t6pie OF conversation,
particularly among the fair sex? It seems
that soon after breakfast Mrs Enstis, whose
brother married the. daughter of Me WV.
Corc0ran, of Washington, started out from
her cottage for o !Walk accompanied by o
little giri--SMr! Gnrcoran's e%randchiid. They
started in the direction OF what IL known as
q Lovers Leap,n but had proceeded only q
few hundred yards when MRS. Eustis Wi
-oYertakan by q villain, who pointed q pistol at
her heaGand aemandedbe Ratch and money.
The action Of the highwayman was 80 sud-
den that she was apparently stricken dumb
with terror. Had she been able to give. the
alarm her voice could have been heard at the
cottages. and assistance would have beenim-
mediate, but her first thoughtswere fol. the
safety Of, her; little charge, She handed out
the watch, hastily, caught up. the child, aud
R~fashedIfor the first cottage at hand in Bali.
more row, which proved TO be occupied by
Mr. Carlisle and family AS ahereacaiedthis
timely refuge she, tfainted. ~ hei akarml was
Igigeaat onees and u: our The 'whdIepsaee,
was tninediatesytaroused hutias yetEtGerFe Ii
I TRACE og, y daring roBber.. - 8 Fnge re-
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II,HE MECHANICS' BUILDING

1T,HE! MECHANICS BUILDING ASSO.
II CALIFORNIAN stockholders in the above ssso-
citation ares hereby Notified that the cornpauy's
rooms have been removed to the rooms over the
-tarber-snop OF JacotrG Uyernutor, second doortrons
corner Of Seventeenth and Main sfreet4 entrance
through The passage! etYeen the barbar-snop and
corner bGilhing. is yE..st iar.t--4I. ri baltF
by order of sesiient. a J0HNA. KRAT2, ~
k;if9 Secretary Mechanics Building Association
.sau 3-2t*h I! - Z 4tlfbtf al *s#I 51FI
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sEEDsMEs. dc.

UpR N1PtSE Ed .TIta 'asfi
a+t-gSta4Si LilGAl-Tiihit .ri.'4Ih -tJHSu
4 FULL SUPPLY Of FRESH iTURSIp SEED,
ss'EHGE1sIf ANp.AMERfeAN GROWN.
- RED-IOP STRAP EE4E, Lac Il
4 At. IT. ( WHITE FLAT DUTCH, ~,
LARGE, WHITE NORFOLK ,aa
LARGE WHITE GLOBE, } gao
@ slA iYELLoW ABERDEEN.t qasal Z
liia 4.pALd's HYBRID san ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tFfs9 t'rHa' ~ )
StBaG gTsTS afGtD-s,l .-.. -. .ss." -Et IN
a4gsIf tpaisWEDISHio or RUTA!RAGa. -sge s
1 . C Up rran ted az the be- same superior quality we have
~ .r ~ }4iAf
aheretnfnre sold. ,aaL.}lssS1 tft.LEI
jyI3 Iap,Es5 irsAEIsSaN &c ADIlisoN.
- -. - q LA-L..A - .l-N---
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The examining trial of Mr.. John r. Rich
ardson, charged with stabbing Mr. McGloin,
which was to, have taken place on Monday,
Mi. Richardson waving an examination,
was bailed in the sum Of $1,000 to appear at
the August court W. are pleased to learn
that Mr.. MeGioin is going about, and fast re-
covering. Wei are personally acquainted
With Mr.. Richardson, and can say that there
is not in this county q citizen that is more
peaeeabie than he, and that is more highly
respsseltadfbSy his acquaintance . 7iWp sytaheu1HHte
Dispatch. J,it ~! .2ptso.is IsGt.rSBq ,.Il So ..a;.8
The prospect for d large yield Of corn in
.Wythe county is much better than 1t has been
for thirty years IKYyytheyiAe Dispatch.
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FALL or A bRlDGE--OsE PERSON! KILLED
AMP FIVE lsJUaEp,-caif0, M, August H.
- bridge ia course of construction for the
lA'fo and Yincenncs railroad, over the Cache
i h hedr Mound City, fell this afternoon,
hiling D.. Galloway and injuring Eve Others.
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The statement of bonds issued to the Pa
ciGr railway companies, interest payable in
lawful money, shows totals as follows:
Principal, outstanding, s64, G23,5l2; interest
accrued and not yet paid, S3a5,1i'.5G; in
lere,L pad by The United States, $l6,5IO,-
30 81: Interest rrleid 10y transportation OF
mail =. "a &c. .GS; balance of interest paid
hy the United States, sSIa.515.2 O1 ST. BALI
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Mr.. }. II. Laird, of Kerr's Greek, had the
present year a field of!wheat containing tliir-
Gave him thirty, bushels. and TWENTY-FIVE
pounds. per acre Of rs fine wheat as ever went
to the mill. Sixteen acres and twenty-five
poles of the bottom land in the field produced
oye,rr; thirty.setten' bushels per acre, and an
other ten acres and two roods produced
three hundred and three bushels, or 2s.S5
bushels, per acre, - ~. aan, ~ 4tcs
From another part of the county we hear
Of two farmers who harvested this year over
thirty bushels OF wheat TO, the acre.-Leriag-
Ton iGdseHe.~ f2ii ~ /,
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NO you enjoy good health, Zachary? y
WY, yes, to be sure; who doesn't:"
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WuEAT-T,HRaEsnua1IxG.ATh The farmers in this
vicinity are busilyf engaged in threshing their
wheat crops. j We learn that the yield is lei
ter than anticipated, both as to quantity and
quality. Chatham Tribune. s faJs9 l|iI
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TOOK ANn
D nQskAs gslE aEzs6
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! ~ asa lrs&Nt-s8tf- - 81 80 -t-l-1Lt KS 3-kgl-A .
t,KILPATRICK's Law BUSINESS ,ExTENDIsG.-
Bangor, Me-, August 1..-Generaf Fitzpatrick
has brought suit Tor libel against the Bangor
Daily Wing, and Courier, placing, damages
at 10000 a writ of attachment was
served this morning. &laaG EEEfalzeA -ka1
- Nete. York, August i1.-Mr Louis J. sJefl-
[nings, editor Of the Times, appeared at the
Tombs Police Court to-daytoa answer tile
charge of libel against him in assuit brought
BY General Kflntfiek.+s The libel vas con.
tanned in a paragraph pnbfshedirrthe Times
to the effect that General fitzpatrick while
minister to Chilli attempted to n~froducean
abandoned woman, his mistress, into society.
Mr.. Jennings waived. an examination to'ap.
pear for trial sat the General Session when
ever an indictment should be found. The
court decided that bill was not necessary,
the counsel for the prosecution assentipg.EH
ia 80 r. IgV- - - tEgI ~. EghAt - ~ ~ ( .-.fE
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VERDICT OF THE II

! The jury, after a brief examination, rem
dered q verdict "that the deceased came TO
his death by hanging at the hands bf per-
sons unknown to- the jury" The body was
enclosed in o coffin and buried near the spot
where he was hung, the new,rnade grave
being easily found by the reporter by means
Of numerous carriage tracks from the road
side. eyidencing the visits OF many of the
curious. The grave was marked by two
cedar stakes driven into the ground at either
end Of. b pile Of earth throsk up, andfhe
tree on which he was hung hffpped opt with
an axe, a. 5'L .a't"'LFG A+f
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DARING ATTEMPT OLA RoBDER TO Esc4gE.-
S.ns-SinS August 1.-Dutch Heinrich, who
is confined here Under sentence for a bond
robbery in New York, made u desperate at
tempt to escape yesterday. Selling a horse
i'm the prison yard, he mounie and gaIoped
away. The guards fired several shots, kill
ing the horse. %Lealing rom the horse, he
continued on foot, but was finally overtaken
and reeaptured. AIie.lEnH& YaAY9 HliiiI
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AsnEsfos..--The mining of this mineral IS
Attracting a great deal of attention in this
county. at present. tq'fhe parties who are en-
gaged in the enterprise on the premises
leased of Mr.rJ! D. MiIlneri are, we learn,
succeeding welt We also learn that speci-
mems are found on the. farm Of Mr. John
May, near this place. ontfWhite Oak creek,
near the. T.. and D. railroad. Asbestos Is
used mostly in the manufacture Of fre-proof
roofing, and has. lately been applied to the
packing of car-wheels, for which it is saidto
be superior to anything yet tried Chatham
Ir1bMne. II .atrn.:,-ntt l-MI
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N"T. -. So. s., lss, $3.50 a
Inil. les cash in Treasury, July J., ~
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RyILRMNGNE ALL LA ylLi1I uA1Le
IN Is tAi,:iags 'as s af H.ss SUNDAY All Gums s'h,
II u aaGalHGxYE
lsa dFsa essass 9eassas' I a4Sp .assi ea ases Dan.
fsails atlaassaa1M- a4t1seaAssareefshop at $50
I; ssi|s .; ST.; |, / sss ss ;, ,s,i sssss .s & 1 ssyss s, i, ;
PlAycSDI Il YasE5j ,rstatssi Il 81 alSbF
Il s 81 s IS III 4 s y J, ssssssssssass' NJ !. az 81!
FA:ns ssss3sa aaog9Ntsa taaE = ss
/. ass ,sssss nslfss n t u! e ss sa.. sssssasi 2. lssSss
la.lsy at $40 lAslAs;arFiyss stiHtftpaqlse daily 1t
fTysliit No sfhrbash4 Eass4Hga1 aaass Green's
.b6sdf daily iaxsepal siiladaysiaf $40 .AlA. leaves
Ds,ynls ALT 4. h..i r Hsrlsss iss 81 $50
1asiafNol ) tEysshsass psassteet taszesa Lynch
Is e. . :as1Is, & sls s Il .i.ysss sasfs;ssss $. 8
.tsafrs an Ae Nae1h dsssaeido ratixza AeAn points
Il sss,.s.,.,' sssssss's sss s:''sss:sss.s srs e q
petasssopihlfsstaad sguthshfgy sds 81
ra assss as,al ssasssss y s .ss1aass
.ssEsl s q } y / s!ss a's:sf;isSI as. .es s.,,. ~ 4
laaasls. 49, tsssa5 Salsa4aa H6aalsas Main
II sPssxssssisa Ssss assASesaisssss bssafertsse 'tbs
issseasss y aiseou,ae. q, M \ 4 asss X sRslfa & asosa
ptat ia isaa,e h6Sr5f ffiirSti.ss hi ne Arm.
a. TaiE0s9s RasE6eers sSnH1 Aakrtntenf-
ieHt sassasss sd AItGa MaI 81 40 81
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JONES, HANGING TO A TREE

4 small hickory tree, about a foot in diane
ter, the rope about his neck having been
drawn over a limb about ten feet from the
ground, and the body drawn up, barely clear
Ing the ground. After hanging, the. man the
perpetrators, of the outrage had bound the
rope about his body and tied him fast to the
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ONE MORE GRAND AUCTION SALE.

MR.. KEESEE win hold one more grand ancttop
sale atmy stere, Ma, 800 Broad street. on SATUk9
A EVENING next, the I'd Of August, comIrien-
cling nc u o'clock. A great vafietyof gahiabie DRY
GOODS will be saht without reserve or Htmifatlon
as2 PTee. irAIl2a ssi3ef.H 81 OH RRRkEa
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y ARScnhAoNpaHuP rrksSassnaUR RaiLRo1p Co..,
fER 5sis Iffa 1sfGiffsoTcD,Vl afAya6sts72
Until OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SUN
" DAY<EXgUa2SF0E TRAINS will leave Rich-
,mQnd and. Petersburg EVERY SUNDAY ut Q A.
FESHY GaNTS.l5k ,sslLEIE4 IL b. kAREY,
i.ft4 4,aat5G General Ttskef sia EEe5Hqast Agent.
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EREsH TEAs.mGREENa and BLACK,
Il TEAS Ereceiving DC tine qpality. 3 sssYJ
j .ttl.&sGWILLIAM G. pANDIlRGE& CQ;tis!
je 81 ~ 49, u. 49, s2T Broad streeti
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thatsthe Virginia Court of Appeals rendered
a derisinh on the; 18th OF fJune, 1877, alter
this homestead articie.cof our Constitution
lad been made part DC the BANKRUPT act OF
CONGRESS. declaring isiinyalid In its retro.
snacfiya feature as d State, .hW--basing its
ieeision on,the,single, fact that a State can.
met pass q law impaiffng the obligation or
Econtraets-nsing tie following language:
Il The SINGLE oURsTIoNiwhich We have 70 de
Eternnr,iinses Is whether this, provision Of the
EStafel Constitution aadsat The act ESQ,
which Is but, aicopy afett1is articie,,fs IN Tio-
.htion Iof TILT provision Of the Constitution
of the United States which declares that : no
State shall pass4any law fmpaifingsthe obl7
,gatieh OF a contract S,l-.t.b e9IeiEy 80 ~
4 Whether this decision be sound pr, not;
whether this CnurtD Of Appeais has on has NOT
the DewertO strikeE out Jnf the State Ca1stsI
Effiti0ni q clause placed there iDya the vote
Of twenty ont of every tNenty4one votes
OF! the people Of Virginia; whether this
feature sof this ciause be- valid as a
State law or not is iHfn1atsrial to our
inquiry Before tho Court aef Appeals
had rendered Its decision, and While the
clause stood intact and linitnpeaehfd, 10 Was!
made part CT the bankrups, actfef CONGRESS.
ibyab6dy which was competent to make5G
SOL Assuch, tneugh{the fSEda courts. MAY
iiValfdafA &c asa iState hw, the United States
courts win siistaiH Il as aieoigressi0hal law
tand not only Will do so, but are.Reund toRdo.
SOL. ttts E3s4sfff 5usti& ~ $3.50 I'll T.
!, lAs,ts the ttisfy percent. requirement. of the
bankrupt law, it Is as follows: in bankrupt
cases5comuenced1a after the 1st day bf. Janu-g
aryy lSaD, the bankrupt slslh not be, dis
charged unless those OF ibis debts whiefIha g
- l-V 49,
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About 81 P. NJ. Merritt reached GElkton
bareheaded, his horses in oarD,sa and he
greatly, excited, declaring that he had been
attacked on. the road ny a gang of men and
his prisoners rescued. AZ an early hoilr on
Tuesday morning, Sheriff Thomas, of Cecil
started, in company with Merritt, TO the spot
described by him where the attack had been
made, and in a woods, about fifty yards from
the roadside, near the fruit farm Of MIR. John
Price, and distant about seven miles from
Elkton, was found the body OF the eolored
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-01

SEVERAL months ago. a little boy
named Segar became interested In the
children Of the Howard Mission. and
determined to do what lie conld for
them. lt Is not much, apparently, a
boy Of seven can accomplish In TIL, d.
rec,ion, but he went TO work with a
will. saved the pennies giver him. ran
of crrands and picked up bits of iron
and sold them. On saturday lie opened
his treasure box, aud found therein
two dollars and eighty three cents.
with which he bought a broken lock
pistol, and has twentr-eight cents left.
So much for perseverance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-01
WANTED,

4 eENTs-sloo TO $3.50 PER MONTH
a everywhere, Male and Female, 10 Intro
duce the genuine improved MARSHALL SEW.
ING MACHINE. This machine will stitch;
hem, fell, tuck. bind, braid. cord, quilt. and
embroider In q most superior manner. Price.
only $l6, fully licensed and warranted. for Ave
years, We will pay $1,000 for any machine. high
price or low, that will sew a stronger, more
beautiful or more elastic seam than ours. y
makes the Elastic Lock.Stitch. Every second
stitch can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be
pulled apart without tearing II. We pay agents
$lo TO $3.50 per month, and expenses. or q
commission from which twice that amount can
address, s. MARSHALL j. CO.,
. No. l02 Nassau street, New York:
CAUTION.-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties travelling through the country
palming OF worthless cast.iron machines under
The ssme name or otherwise. Ours 10 the only
genuine and really cheap machine manuiac-
tured. ap2Ou
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-01

TEAMsrER HCRT.-A teamster, whose
name we did not learn, says the Phoebe
Record of Saturday. engaged In haul
ing ore from the Phoebe mine to Bull
lionvillc. fell from his wagon yester-
day, the wagon passing over his foot
and crushing It very badly, so that It
may have to be ainputated. He nat
rowly escaped being u over BY tie
wagon, In which cas- he would have
been crushed to death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-01

a WORTH deacon in a town some
where or other gave notice the other
night Of a church meeting that was to
be held Immediately after, and uncon-
sclously added. There Is no objec-
ton to the female brethren remain
ing" This reminds Us Of a clergyman
who told In his sermon last Sunday Of
q very affecting scene. where there
wasn't dry tear In the house."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-01

And In accordance With law, and an oIIer o.
the Board Of Trustees. made on the 10th day Of
July, 1872, 80 many sharcs OF each parce
Of said stock M may DO necessary, Will be sole
at public auction, nj The officc Of the Company.
No. IS, California street. san Francisco. Can
forniu, on FRIDAY, the eth day OF september,
isT2. ut the hour OF IL O'Clock r., Of said day.
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, 10
vethcr with costs Of advertising and expenses
or sale. JOEL +. LIGHTNER. Secretary.
Onice-No. 4Ss California street, San Fran
cisco, California. aul9 "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-01

IL Louisville there Is a newly mar
ried couple who boarded n nice young
,uan. Recently the husband returned
TO find his wife nursing the boarder'.
sore foot. lie objected to this, and
his wife called him Il brute. tie re-
torteu that she WAS a fool. and ought
to be spanked. She Jumped up and
somehow got her fingers entangled II.
his hair. aud he accidentally threw her
across his knee and made believe 10
spank her with q frying pan. Result.
divorce. Moral-don't have young
mel boarderS,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-01

The story that Philadelphia sports
neil were caught firing at New Jersey
mosquitoes, installing them for snipe,
Is the invention Of an interruptions
itemlzer. The Philadelphians knew
what the insects were, but despaired OF
killing them in any other way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-01
MEETING.

SEGREGATED BELcHER MINING com.
- pa~ny.-Location Of works. Gold Hilll, storey
county, Slate OF Neyada.-In conformity VIZ
the By.Laws. an Annual Meeting OF the STOCK:
holders OF this Company. for the purpose VI
acton Of such other business 40 may, be pre-
sen,cd, viii bo held al The office Of the Com:
pany. Room No. a Mercha to- Exchange
building. California street., San FraneiseS.
California, on TUESDAY, To-, n.eI ny aiy " !. The
transfer books will be closed from 8 o'clock
r. r. OF F,iday, the 27th day OF ssptemoer'
until after the meeting. ,roxp a..,.t.,v
c-.,,hor IN 1872. nelltQ
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Importnnt 70 Fcnnles.

When . female is In trouble or aflicted with
disease, and requires medical or surgical assist
ance, the inquiry should DO. where u there 3
uhysician who IL fully competent TO administer
relief, and whose respectable standing In society
recommends him to the confidence OF the com
munityf The Doctor. understanding how I'm
perativel, necessary these requirements are.
Seels called upon to interpose, and beg the atten
lion Of the AFFLICTED TO the fact that no has beci
a Professor OF Obstretics and Femnl Diseaset
for twenty Year,, and 10 fully qualified to admin.
ister In all cases, both incidentally and sargtcal
", not In . superficial manner. but In % thor.
oyugh 4 manner a. Year, Of study and practice
both In hospitals and private famllles-cat
make to save them from the hands OF the I'M
oualided, INSCRIPTIONS and designing. There
2ore families can rely upon hun as upon father:
All In a~fnictIon can inc in him one who wiD
.ymplthize with and befriend them In trouble
one n whose secrecy the utmost confidence car
DO placed Consultation BY letter or otherwise.
rRfE, See address below.
Ladies'. the nature OF whore troubles require
the constant attention Of the Doctor, can be fur.
n!shed with apartments, and skiufal and atten'
once for the sale OF DR.. Youug's PREyEST.
I'VE PowpIRs, for married ladies. These
Powders are perfectly safe and effective Price,
is pet boz. One box will last from four to siz
DR.. Youso's FRxNcn LUNAR Pulls. Price:
As. Either kind sent BY mail upon receipt Of
price.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-01
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

H1orIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
N Board ofTrustee, OF the Town Of Gold Hi,
viii meet as . Boarl Of Equalization to equallEe
the asserscd valuation Of all property within
GUST ~, lsT2. sitting from day 10 day lor one
week, or until tho business OF equalization 10
di,poied OF. .
Ths Board will hold its sittings at the ofaeo
OF the Town Marshal I'm the Station Houss)
back of Main street, Gold Hill, where the As.
sessment Roll will be open for inspection.
W. q. THOMPSON. Clerk.
Gold Hi, August 90, 1917. au2o
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POSTPOSBlIENT.

Al a meeting OF the Trustees OF the Sapphire
silver Mining Company, held this day, the above
sale was postponed until THURSDAY, October
5, 1872, at the same hour and place.
= JOEL r. LIGuTNER, Secretary.
San Francisco, September 8, 1879. sos I'd
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

nAvING THIS DAY RECEIVED THE
II Assessment Roll OF the Town Of Gold Hill
for the fiscal year ending May I, 1878, notice Is
hereby given TO all parties interested that taxes
on ali property assessed In the Town OF Gold
AN, OF One Dollar and twenty-five Cents
(Si 25) upon each Ono Hundred Dollars (slN,,
il due and payable from and after this date. at
nv once, In the Station. house, Gold Hill, from
10 O'Clock A. y till 4 o'clock T. Il. OF each day.
III taxes remaining unpaid On the 9Th day OF
October, 1874. will 90 on the Delinquent List,
with ten per cent added thereto.
49, ]. +. BERRY.
Marshal and Tax Collector.
Gold Hill. 9entemher 3, 1872. 500