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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-21

where crickets run out, will destroy
Tender pels6hs Should est only a
very light supper, and that ,tull two
prDthgee hours bsforeygoingto bed.
Soup or broth made of different
meats is strengthening, as well as
nice favored, but it should be per.
fectlys free from fat if prepared for
ieralds u a,qllBLl ! q. y.
The studious ought to have stated
times OF exercise, st least two or
three hours a day, one halt before
dinner, the other before going to
bed. H daN faf aris 199
Exercise should never be taken
on a full stomach, il should never
be continued to exsustion, and when
we are done, we should not cool off
too suddenly, M lTsI 1 l,q9 .,'sq 5ia0.h ..as...h
BY setting glass fruit jar on a
folded towel, thoroughly soaked in
cold wafer, the fruit can be poured
in boiling hot with no more danger
Of breaking than a tin can, 8
II
Cold bathing is Of, great adyah-
tage to health. 1t prevents many
diseases, promotes perspiration, ac-
CELEBRATES che cir,ilati6h of the blood,
and secures against cold. III 4lPl
Wooden shoesare highly RECON-
mended BY the agricpltqrists Of Eu-,
rope, as ii is shown that impaired
constitution and even loss Of life
results,ffom wesringuleatherl shoes
in wet weather. ae. -t
We may strengthen any weak
part Of the body by constant exer-
else. Thus the lungs may be
strengthened by loud speaking ,or
BY walking up an ascent, the d.
gestion and nerves BY riding, the
arms and hands BY rubbing them
daily.
To prevent choking, break an.
egg into a cup and give, il to the
person choking, to swallow. The
white of the egg seems to catgh
around the obstacle aud remove it.
If one egg does does not answer
the purpose, try. another. The white
is is all that il necessary. 4-@
To HAVE CoFSEp BEEF JyttfqR.
'---.lfter it is cold, and not dry as
chip, put it into boiling water when
-. .--.s,r s.-5 II -, --..,: tlv MOT
take it out oftheypot, when done,
until cold. & I. @IoR ..1i M. jis
PREMIUM Rye BREAD.-One
quart of neal one quart of wheat
-four, one teacup Of yeast, one tea
spoon Of salt Make aitkick batter
of warm milk (; poar into pans and
let it rise. Bake uiltil well done. |
A certain cure for nose bleeding |
is saiditolb be- to extend the arm per-
pendicularly against a wall or post, 7
or any convenient objectfor a sup |
port. The arm on the side from
which the blood proceeds is the one /
to elevate. - '''&
CusTARDtwITHoUT EGgs.-Boil !,
a quart Of mill except a teacup-
ful in which to put foar tablespoon.
tnls Of flour. When Il boils put in
! very little sslt sSd stir as for
'tarch, Add sWotablespooutuls Of
'ugar and such Aplcs as ycq like.
I LEAEpN MlseE PIEs qdeeze a
arge iemop boil sl.e outside till
ender enough ftcabeat to a mash
hr9e large apples Ehdlpel fine
our ounces beet suet half a pound
# currants, and four ounces sugar.
Put the JUICE, iff the lemon and {
ONE candied fruit as for other mince 9
,ies. Bake with rich crust.
CLEANSING SILVER. sccorliag !
0 DIR. Elsner, water in which po- n
a pg.s =, ftsrvs III
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EUCAL LYPTUS

completely con'obo ative of thr ab6go
aFe tte reports Of The experiments with
Elfalyn'ns BY Dr Lorrimer. Of 8eriip
Ffnssia, attd Dt keeler, Chief Phvsici, n
q the Austrian Railway Co., published H
the m; Nd. JGuf. July, 1872.
II VIII be found very etiitaeious in oSst;
nate ease! q dyspepsia, B,nuchitis, Hack
lhg eoligh Chronic sorc throat, Leuct
Iliea' etc', and IN nausea d1rlng prean. h
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Sets$ortngs.4 -
A Breathing Cave.

In the ranges of mountains III
Western North Carolina known as
the ''Fox Range" a most singular
phenomenon exists. 1t is a breath
ing cave. lii the summer a current
of air ,cQmes from it so strongly
that a person can't walk against it,
while in winter the suction is Just
as great. The cooliair from the
mountain in the summer is felt for
miles in a direct line FROM the mouth
of the cave, At times d most ofen-
sive odor il emitted upon the cur
rent from dead carcasses of animals
sucked in and killed BY the violence.
The loss of cattle and stock in that
section in winter is accounted for
IN this way: They range too near
the mouth Of the cave, and the
current carries them in. At times,
when the change from inhalation
tpexbalatiou begins, theair isflied
with various hairs Of animals; not
infrequeptly with bones and whole
carcasses are found miles from the
place. 4 The air has been known
tocbsnge triateHallyin temperature
during exhahtion from quite cool to
pnPIeasantly bOt, withering vegeta-
tion within Feqtf, and accompanied
by a terrible roaring gurgling sound,
as q pot boiling, 1t feared by
many that volcanic eruption may
,breakt0rth theresome time Such
things have voouIled in places as.
little expected. ~ LQnis Domo-.
crdt.
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The Cedar Fallki R4ogYlep re.
ports having found the meanest
many The, ,ChaYdSnsted q pair Of
worn-out summer pauts to the
homesteaderrs, bat. took, out the
pockets and ripped the buttons off
before parting with them.
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1.-THE I Dilulhp fnahHo Who srwss
married some time agp Iop the ice,
is at present ihdustriousfR linnting
around for his : wife. didn't
thinK aAssAh 6ould " 4Dore
slippeIy'tha aesggaGvaW IN wv
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Pike broke bis log rip
Concord aHdlwaslearried home.
ylldliisF Hin wife was frightened, and ,in
running to meet him fell over
dog, breaking her arm. Now, If
wecOuld only find out, what, hap
pened to the dog. s'''7'' tlFsgo~s'1f Z.
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81 Green should fbsSiNg
aSS@1tr, !, y naSts q !, I ! slllslldlcggs ~, n
drsFmy. Jisa sdilv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-04

PoRrT.ANp. Or, June A. Returns re-
crlved so far give Williams, Republic
can, for Congress, 4,07s; Lsdow, Dem.
ocrat, 3,72l, and Davenport, lndrpen-
dent, 1000. For Governor, Tolman.
Republican, has 1864; Grover, Dem.
ocrat. 4.l0l ; Campbsll. Independent,
3.4G2, With Z whole counties and pcr-
lions Of others yet to hear from, the
vote Of which can only DO approxlmat.
ed. Chadwick, Democrat, 10 almost
certainly reelected Secretary Of State ;
Clark, Republican, Treasurer; and
Rowland, Republican, superintendent
OF Instruction.
Multnomah county, with two pre-
cinets to hear from. gives illrsch, Re.
publican, for State Senate, l92 major.
ity syer Strong and Van Cleave, lndc-
pendcnt, aud s2i vcr Powell. OF
Representatives the independents elect
Scott, johnson and Jewett. This Re.
publlcans elect Kelly, usnrIchsen aud
Cornell. For Clerk, Story, Indepen.
dent, lead. Harris l3l votes.
For County Judge, Woodward, Re-
publican, beats TiInble $50. Tho In-
dependents elect tho Commissioner
and Surveyor, tho Republicans the
Assessor aud Coroner. The Indcpcnd-
ents elect Shat,uck Judge aud Thomp-
son Attorney Of the Fourth District ;
they also elect Burnett Judge IN the
Second District, over Moshcr, fusion,
and Kelsey, Republican.
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An Unfit Nomination.

The action OF President Grant In
nominating Richardson rs Judge In
the Court OF Claims. j. not merely n
def ance OF public opinion, but an In
dlca,ion that the head OF the Govern.
ment attaches no Importance either to
efficiency OF rectitule rs qualifications
OF responsible positions. Even II
Richardson had been known to the
country solely rs the most inoonpe-
tent Secretary Of the Treasury we
have ever had. this nomlnation would
be most unjustiiable, since iqwoIld be
impossible to regard Il In any other
light than rs placing q premium upon
incspacity. But. inasmneh ~ kich-
ard.on Is also known to the country rs
A Secretary Of the Treasury who has
allowed himself TO be Involved In the
disgrace attaching to the Sanborn con.
tracts, and As the responsible directsr
of B,nfield. who. for his completely la
the same odious transactions, has been
dismissed from office. the presentation
of his namc 10 the Senate IL In the
nature OF an insult 10 the nation.
scarcely two weeks have elapsed since
Congress, BY its action. administered
a mo., emphatic rsbuko to this msn ;
and now the same body Il asked to in-
Jor.e him ne the choice Of the Presl-
den, for another office Of responsibill-
% There Ia 10 cxcus for such
n proceeding on tae par OF
Grant, lie knows, u lie knows any
thInr. that Richardson has shown Nun
s.lf TO DO unit for any considerable
oni,.c. II 4. m. even necessary To as
s"n,e Il AZ le was crlminally cognifant
=, ,h, nature Of the Ssnbcrn contracts.
or that he had personal relations win
I,,n. 10 demonstrate his unhtness
FOR this or any other Office. IL - SUI
,icent 70 know that he hrst faiieu 70
dircrt the national finances inteiil-
emily. and that In the noxt place ne
ssIIsd 10 protect the Integrity OF nis
ssnartmsnt, and permitted Il 70 DC
nro.titutcd to the base uses OF .nicv'
ms a~dyruturers. As = Judge IN the
cn,rt of Claims such a . wouiu de-
rrade the court. aud not improoaoly
transform IL from an agency OF lusI'es
10 a mandatory Of plumber schemes
Whether or not nc i personally uis'
honest. IL IL Impossible that tho puoiic
should henceforth reposo confidence IN
him, and whether or not it wonld DC
feasible 10 prove him guilty OF ae'oai
completely la the lato shameful o
trace business, his q: ,r insficielcy
should HAYS been regarded by the
President ne enough 10 render him in-
eligible tor further public ssrylce.
rlis Senate has now III opportunity 70
manifest Its regard for propriety anu
IL. nce for purity In office, BY. TO
fusing to support thI, bad nomination.
should IL take that course the respoi'-
.lbllity will rest upon the President
alone, but II Richardson Is confirmed
the senate will be committed to all
the implications OF his appointment.
-Sac. Record, Jae :.
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SuIeIde-Fourth or July Committee
Women Crusaders Local OPP
tion -Grcenbacks.

SAN FnAscIsco, juno Al r. NJ
Lawrence McNulty committed suicide
at his room In a house on jesse street
by cutting his throat from ear to cal
with a common pocket knife. He hat
been porter In the store Of Solomon
Gump. No cause 10 assigned for tho
suicide.
The Fourth OF July Committed
was completed last night, aud
comprises ~ best citizens, and there
Is now n prospect that everything will
work larmoniou.ly.
The women crusaders continue thelr
raids OH saloons along the City Front.
The party numbers about twelve.
The Temperance Legion lias taken up
the subject OF local option In this city.
aud will discuss the matter this even.
Ing.
Grcensacks, sat-. 400.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-04

PrEW's 0rERA HoUsE.-rhc excel
lent dramatic company, performing at
Piper's Opera House, continue to draw
good houses. The play entitled the
"Corsican Brothers" constituted the
attraction last evening. Tho play Is
SORT Of combination Of the grave and
jocose. and 10 well calculated to hold
the attention Of M audience. MIR.
Hill personstei the two Corslcan
Brothers In such n n rs 70 make
the Illusion complete. Miss Leu John.
stone enacted the character Of Madame
Del Franchi In a most admirable man.
ner. j. Terrence aud Mr.. Barry rs
Orlando and Colonna, In their dispute
over ths possession OF n hen. aud In
tho dual reconciliation were Intensely
humorous. Emile do Lesparrc was
made n real percentage. owing to the
correct conception aud faithful enact
ment Of the character by Miss Ellie
Wilton. Tho play selected for this
evening Is the thrilling domestic drama
entitled LEST In London; or, The
Miners Wife,"
GANBIiSo IscIDESr.-Lsst night a
member Of the sporting fraternity OF
Virginia City, after playing faro all
night long came cut loser $1,000 In
gold coin. At ) o'clock In tie morn
Ing tho party referred to commenced
playing seven-up In q saloon with an
| other member OF tho fraternity. each
stalking 500 on the result OF n single
game Of seven points. a molly group
OF spectators, consisting Of two Lesser
lights In the sporting world. n China
man aud n stage driver, watched the
game with breathless Interest. A lew
evenings ago a sporting man proposed
to another member OF the craft to play
n succession OF games until u or the
other lost e 1000. The second man re-
piled that he did not Zee! very well
and did not case 10 play. IL seems n
somewhat curious feature In human
life that me- OF acknowledged ability,
though laboTing q lifetime, cannot ac-
cumulate as much money "a n OF
these reckless roisterers make or lose
In n single night. In relating the f,' ..
| going incident we do not Wish to be
understood rs being In favor oil gam.
bling.
RUNAWAY. - Yesterday afternoon
DIR. Cornwall, OF Virginia City, bor-
rowed Hsmenway's fast trotting nag
aud su,ky for tho purpose OF taking a
li:tle drive over the Virginia race
track. After going round the track
two or three timcs ut q lively pace,
the horse took IL into his head TO run
away. lie accomplished his purpose
very eifectually. The doctor was
thrown out OF the sulky. after which
the horse took 4 run all over the coun-
try, and finally succeeded In freeing
himself from the vehicle and In she'd
ding his harness. lie eventually
brought up against the race track
house pretty we'll exhausted. The
doctor was slightly bruised by the fall,
but no bones were broken.
WILL Nor BE ToLIRkTED.-Seme
three. card monte sharps have attsmpt-
ed to start a game on the passenger
train running between Virginia City
and Reno. We have no doubt but
that our railroad officials will make u
lively tor them.
PERsoSAL.-w. Is. Murdoch, fer
some time past general agent for
the Babcoek fire sxtingulsher, arrived
from San Francisco this morning aud
will take a look at the beauties and
wonders OF the Comstsck range for a
few days.
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TELEcRAPHIc!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
20 EsrIo n OF
Precedence In Queen victoria's
Mousshold.
[srscIlL 70 m. esLp NIL pArLr xrv,.

Precedence I'm Queen victoria's
Household.
NEw YoRK, June "A London let
ter says the Duchess Of Edlnburgh'i
position at Court has been settled.
Sho Is to b called Her Royal I'm.
pcrlal or Imperial Royal Hlghnsss.
and 10 to rank next to the Princess Of
Wales, except when the Princess Ro-
yal or Crown Princess Of Prussia hap
pens to visit England. The rule lias
hitherto been that daughters Of Sov-
erelgns tsok preference ~ the wives
OF sons, except In case Of the Princess
Of Wales. Tho Duchess OF Edinburgh,
however, Is not only royal by mar.
rlags, but imperial by birth, and It 10
on this grounl that . higher place 10
assigned her.
Opposes she Civil Rights Hill.
NASHVILLE, June 4. - Brownslow
llas written a letter Ia opposition 10
tho Civil Rights Bill. lie bases his
objection to 1t on tho ground Of Its In.
Justice to poor white men Of tho south,
aud claims that 1t will lnjure them In
a greater degree than 1t will benefit
the negroes, and that It will receive
tho feeling OF hostility to the Govern
msnt which Is now nearly dead.
sale OF Charles summers Effects.
wAsnISoToS, June 4. Charles
Summers personal effects were sold NJ
auction yesterday, bringing about six
thousand dollars, nearly all articles OF
personal Use fetching far moro tli1n
their intrinsic value. being bought for
menentocs by admirers Of tile dead
Senator.
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Coin Hun ANusEuEsrs.-As al.

GOLD iiihi. hNoshnH-n ="
ready stated. the rempleton5 VIII give
n highly amusing dramatic sn'"rtaln-
mcnt az MincTs'Uaion Hall tonight.
Those Of our readers who wish 10
spend an enjeyabic evening should by
ali mean. 90 and see them. We trust
our gentlemen readers will not forget
10 invite their lady friends TO accom-.
pany them. The opening piece will
be n very amusing comedy, entitled
Scuba, or No War with Spain," after
which Will be given the delightful ex.
travaganka Known taiepa
,a,,",nins W,,hont ,loubt This SPLEEN
did company will be greeted with a
crowded house. 10 all OF our readers
whs arc depressed In spirits, we say,
10 by all means, anu get fiu OF thc
blues.
T,uarr Excrxs,oS,-Our readers
-, ~. .,,,,, TAR.
wall pea ii h'nu 0"As =" ~
get excursion OF the Emmet Guard 10
10 be held at the Bowers Mansion on
Sunday next. Tho Emmets always
manage TO make their excursions very
enjoyable for all who attend. There
Will De plenty OF vonos The
ssni.nSls hand OF the Warrington
Guard will accompany tho eycurtion-
lat, and furnish music Tor those
.ho desire to danes. The fare
Sor tho round trlp. including admls-
40, 20 the grounds, will be- $3.50.
we shall not DO surprised to see vir-
einia City aud Gold uill well nigh
depopulated on tho day OF the ex-
cnrslon.
.,u...,. ,,,.,a.
DEcEAsEp.-i"o lis,
OF Henry oNen wiz 1T, 90.
deep regret o, MS uea' al,
Cured Ia san ffa" 9io, mn, di:.
nou. wa. nl.ure-pneuinonla. Mr..
~, has resiJel In Virginia City
oSsn -, ,yelye years. and was very
lot VIC p.nsS nv all his acauain.
highIy - TWO ~sI,ter,. Mrs.
tances. ny -r,.nncry. I'M, first
n,msd resiaes In Virginia City. Mrs.
Flannery Is the vile .,
merry SUPERINTENDENT nIS I'M
" u..,o, ~ N.
4. u. U. F.-At inc session VI s"
Grand Lodge Of the State oil Ne'aua
- q, Virginia City this morning,
H. toIIowine named officers werv
sI.s,cd for the ensuing year: Grand
Ws.,sr j. ID. Minor. Of Carson ;
n.n,,,v Grand Master, T.. l.. Stern. OF
Gold Hlli Grand Warden' o". y
Jones, OF iss"D .inia Grand Treas
v. DfsA1' r.,,ts,,' ~ DAYTON ; Rep
hrer, L. ~ = Grand Lodge Of the
IeaI,.S s,s,s.. c. Batterman, OF Viz
La,ns
s"
WHERE roGo.-Those OF our
who, while In Virginia. happen 20 'es'
like eating, had better SO anu sa,, om
Tom Heiironi !. Az dI.h nm some.
:a,llg s sn;, them. nobody can. To.
th'ng 70 SUI" .aaaa.s 10 treat his Gus.
tnorIs" ,I.IicIau, clam chowdvr.
!o.nsr sSxa,,I.amsnt.
number
" -, n,lmeJ
o, eosu' ua'' ~. ., Cold nm and
on upon ''s We we're shown three yes
Virginia. W. fund them TO be a very
.s'usy tni,.,,,n N ,h. real article.
clever xno A.. nsJdliny them out
had better go a little bit slow II they
wi'h to avoid falling INTO ''s "'"
'hs p"''''
Disrmcr CouRr-kisiss' 'upot.I
The only business transacted In TINS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-04
INDEPENDENT COMMITTEES.

The Enterprise Of this morning Is
wrong In sspposing that Mr.. A. b. FL
llott has retired altogether from the
independents. lie has merely re-
signed as Chairman Of the party, In IA.
yer OF John Miller, and taken a more
active and controlling position, as may
be seen BY the following committees
chosen at the meeting Of the party
held at DIR. MeMsans' office, Virginia,
evening before last:
STATE CENTRAL. CoMMurrKK-A. B.
Elliott, John ii. Mills, DIR. r. I. Kir-
by. o. II. Johnson.
STOREY COUNTY CENTRAL. COMMITTEES
VIRGINIA CrrY-First wardJ. J.
Cooper, NJ. J. McCutchson.
Second ward-w. g. Orick, VIM.
Nosnan.
Third ward-H. Z. Courscr, C. C.
Baker. J. MILLER.
Fourth wari-Mat. Callahan, G.. X.
White.
Coin HuL.-First Ward-A. NJ. Da-
wilson.
Second ward-E. Fleming, Z. Whit
comb,
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FROM

PnrscoTT, June 3.-Tbe District
Court met yesterday. Tho Sheriff 10
having difficulty In getting n Grand
Jury, owing to nearly everybody be.
lug IN the mountains prospecting or
working out titles to mines.
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A yrnr NArip. safe and easy way 10 mafs mo
ncy. Is In procure territory TO inirsdnee the latest
uscfuilnvcntlon that Il wanted every day By. ever
one, every where. who has q family, 9 full-siirl
ewing Machine with Table AMI Trrsii- Pot only
$40 that does the same work as . machine you
wouti paw ssD TOT, rapid. smooth and lrli, lnAhe-
q seam 81 strong that the cloth VIII tear beiote ,hs
ali work and the improved Button Hole Warku usel
Ly n. only. Agents only need show ,hegl IN opera
tlon 10 sell In every house they eater. ~ snl np'
chine ~as ever ors.oi al any such price,. aAisp s,li
last year, i0l.0D families IN, them. Deiiani IN
MInlst.r.. Judges, Lawyers. Elitors. Ma.hinists.
IsIlpr., etc, recommend them as perfect. Rights
given fee TO nrst applicants. u there Is no agency
In y,Iur place, write Tor u. or biy . MACHINE for your
family or q RELATION, there u n,s,e h-iiero or sochesp.
Machines sent to all Jsrts IL the country Oh receipt
81 price, ala heal advertisement beEinnins " y y
pspsr. Address the eroprtetors. lorypt J. MIL.
lIjIS 4 Co.. sb Canal street. New roft.
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DIVIDENDS.

BeIeher-s5 per share, aggrs.atlng $4,000;
declared Nay s; payable MAJ ..
CrOwn Point 81 per share. scgregaiins
tioO.ooo; declared May .; payable May u,
Consolidated Sirgintn-sa per share.
ag.rsgatins ssat,eco declared May pay
aDIs Nav n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-04

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Q. Norman. the great
A~slIolosist. has returned TO Gold mn. and 10
now roady IN he consulted In regard TO the
past, present and miure events Of life. Once
hourr, from "a. u. To =. 4. Residence, Pio-
neer street, rear Of the Rclipse Stable. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-04

Anopsp AxoSo Us AGAIx.-G. w. Hall, 70.
mIllafly known w. aiiy," having bought In
to the Pieneer Laundry again, with his hther,
!. once more fourishlng about ataony us A.
tending 10 the business department Of the con
Germ. Ratty Il the old stand. by. and under
itands ali the details OF the business most thor.
oushly. The Pioneer Laundry IL turning eut
apy amount Of work, done IN the most saiisiac-
tory manner. II 10 tescrvcdly a highly popular
wsIlpatronized Institution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-04

NorrExEiER, Of the Metropolitan Boot and
shoe Store. has removed to los south Q street,
Virginia. Buy your Boots and shoef OF HIN,
Is he 10 selling cheaper than eyer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-04

WALLER ON CRrnArioH.-An good men who
deal fairly and sQuarely by their fellows will be
plessurbly remembered kRg alter their soul.
shall have returned to the companionship oi
the Just. and their bodies are properly cremated
In tie most approved modern style. There are
plenty Of men, however, who deserve 20 DC
burnt before death for their inherent wicked.
ncsp. and amopg these arc clothlDg dealers who
swindle tnelr customers by selling clothing not
worth half It's price. such met Ought to be
crcmated, and their stocks Of clb,hing, Win
them. Call al my -torc. In Halls buildlnr,
Hill News, when you want clothing, and ! viii
do you honest and square justice,
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NOTICE.

LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO TIIE I'm.
lrimedi,tfiy. or their accounts viii be PLACED
into the bands OF the Constable for collection.
PETER CALLAHAN,
Miners Saloon, hack OF Jacket mire.
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STOCK REPORT.
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FoR the very best Photographs. co 10 Iladky
q Rui0f.on's Gallery without STAlRB-
re AsCEND III TUE ELEVATOR, No. 80
Montgomery street. Nan Francisco.
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FROM PORTLAND, OR.

Election Returns = 4 Republican
GeSornor and Member OF Con.
grcss Eiected-The state Ticket
Mixed.